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' ' -.>■ X ■X - FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1958 X ll^ralb Avorage Daily N et Press Run 1 * Per the Wrak Ended ,Tht Wgathcr - June 16.1856 raimeaat af C. S. Waatbar OaruSm Miss Diane t,.-Bweet> 62 Stark The flrat arid ucond performances Sears, Roebuck and Co., premisea Many from Town were, given at the Veliran’a Hospi in the Mandheater Shopping Cen Loweriag humidity, flair aad weather St., and’ Robert K. Willis,- Driv^ .Killed, 1 2 , 0 6 5 About Town 38 Starkweather St., will be united tal in Newington and Mc:Cook Sle-^ ter for 15 )-ears from the.date of oaolar tomighL Sunday fair with morial Hospital—^liarcjet IngeraoU ktqre opening. Member of the Audit , in marriage tomorrow at lO'a.m. In Variety Show. ? ■ W . eemeoemble temperatiirea, law ha- Jones Home. Bureau of Circulation Bdwmrd J. Lthan vice prefident in St. Bridget’s Church. \ - Wife Injured ^ Trade Name CertlOcatea mMIty. • ftnd mortsaige officer of the<> First Several enUrtsi.iers froip Man Robert-^. Dodge, doing business iKEMP’S Mandti^Bler— A City of Village Charm Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Leary u Dodge’s'Floor Service, 71 Char Natlomu Bank of Manchester and chester and Other nearby towns INC.. Oolchaster. leaves Monday for Jr., of Millbrook, N. Y,, formerly In Crash Here ter Oak St. Dartmouth College where he of Manchester, are spending , two will appear In a variety show to be Public Records Marriage Urenses f u r n it u r e VOL. LXXV, NO. 254 (TEN PAGES) will complete the 3-year course weeks at Lake Hayward. presented at Cecjarcrest Sanator MANCH^STI^R, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1956 (ClaMlfled AdT^OBg am Page 8) pri6 b cents (OoatiBued from Page One) C arles John Van*Deuaen, An AND MUSIC nvE at the GraduaU School of Credit ium ifonday night under the direc dover. and Marjorie And JCocum, and Financial Management at the Warrantee' Deeds MI 8-5680 Augiut Pennery of 65, Bissell and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson. 32 Earl tion of Hector LsGabe of East 33 Westminster. Rd., Aug. V . St. Tuck Graduate School, Hanover, St., who is partially bUnd, is John R. Mrosek, trustee, to War James’ Church. N. H. I,ehan wUl attend classes St. The accident occurred ap Hartford, formerly of Manchester. ren E. Howland and Edith How 76s MAIN ST. spending the week at Harkness proximately one-half, mile from toom Aug. 5 through Aug. 18. The Park in Waterford through the ef Members of the c u t include Bev land, property^at 342 Green Rd. Jack Gordon Reichenbach, 20 school is limited to execuUves in th'ft.-.Nelson home. Ashworth St., and Shirley Louise -r forts of the Manchester Ubns erly BoUino and Nancy. Costello of . Executor’s Deed \ , panlring and industry vi’ho engage Pero was traveling north on Carlson, 53 Walker St. " Club. ^The State Board of. Edu Summit,; St.,, There were no pas tht Gibson School of Dance, the Estate of Amelia Jarvis to Al In commercial credit. cation of the Blind arranges these ■Piper Sisters, William and Shirley bert. J. Stevenson and. Rose Sftev- Building Permits vacations during four weeks in sengers fin his car. To Andrew Ansaldi for a 2- Pero’s par hit the Go^atiMn Kantorski. Judy Larson, Mariette enson, property at 872 Parker St. Officars and members of the Bri July and August. Uons Willard Gagnon, Carl Schilllnger, Betty alory. 6-room dwelling at Wells s Quits vehicle broadside, completely cav K.'iK type burnaburne «tat mooring etat OlyncoGIvneo Naval Air StatiiStation near Brunswick, answered quicl:ly, "Yes your of others who saw the REG. $45.00— N O W $ 5 2 . 0 0 stration . last night, resigned M mm Made to Order reported no apparent neck injury. 11.75 Ga...July 27, after lightning struck and aet fire to iU gasoline lan^s."^ Craft was Inflated with ' By B l^ KEVENEY. honor, that was tht. niglit I today; #Sa®y With Tour Boilers craah. Several onloCkers at the helium which does not burn bill flames from gasoline spread and btirned the craft. (AP Wirephoto.) X-rays were taken to determine Wethersfleld, July 28 (J*) — I proposed.’’ loiter He-ehnick The 44-year-old Wc.rden’a resig the extent of Crane’s injuries but scene of the crash said th'ey saw it said, "She seid yes " all and one was quoted as saying watched more than 2.50 angry men nation "for the good of the state the results wera not known at mill about, shout and cajole afkte' J.vistice Robert* .';fter court and the welfn. e of *11” was sub L As JOHNSON press time. that one of the drivers had gone MEN'S TWEED SPORT COATS through a red light. A alop light is Soldier Kills prison officials here (or three hours room laughtep subsided, tined' mitted to the prison directors aa PAINT 00. situated directly over the inter last night before they Anally re Hershnick 219 snd suggested. they met with Go%. Abraham A. section. REG. $35.00— N O W ...... $ 2 8 . 0 0 ress t r o v e s turned to their ‘cells. " . "The next time you propose, Ribicoff at the executive residence 898 Main St, TeL MI 9-4501 Burr Executive^ Dr. Robert R. Keeney, medical Fairfield Girl The rneh. represented by a com if there is a next time, keep m Hartford. (Xficials evuphaaized examiner, waa called to the hoapi- mittee of 10 prisoners, asked to j'our car lights on and park to that the resignation was complete speak with four newsrhan from the the right. It’s Bad enough get Renamed tO /P o sts tal and pronounced Goranson d e^ . Witw-neellMl REG. $32.95— N O W ...... $ 2 6 . 3 5 ly voluntary. He ordered the body removed to BafMSxO aiM. On West' Coast state early in the evening after re ting en.«taged." • With all quiet at the prison to "1 ■ ■------2 ;"' Hartford Hospital for an autopsy. sriHit. ina. * fusing to leave the exercise yard day. the Governor sad the directors Ehcecutivss of c y tt. Barr A Oo., ...... when their recreation period moved quickly to set up a tempor A large crowd gathered at the ' 8 Years REG. $30.00— N O W $ 2 4 . 0 0 Monterey, Crillf., July 28 (iP)—A : ^ , PICNIC led by Charles Biur, president, scene of the mishap and remained ended. ary administration at the 127-yetr- plsyed a prominent part at the 81st • .'lov while police di 79e AH Summar Sport Coats at Soma ^ ifig s young Army cook assaulted amLt Wa.shinRtoii, July 28 (A>)— The 84th C ongress na.ssed social ; With me were .Jim Ryan of the : Death . Claims old institution. annual convention of the American rected traffic and investigated. I Hartford Times, Bob Waters of i The Governor. put State Adju Asm. of Nurserymen, held in Los Lfe^^y?olir"afte'^*',l^raSfi^^^ housing bills, then adjourned at I the Hartford Courant and Ray i iibt ualted but moved her to attend a birthday party i iii'dnigh t arni.d horseplay in the Hou.se and ora tory in the tant General Frederick G. Reincke CHESTS AMSles, Calif., July 15 throuj,'h 19. slowly. {lenders of the Bridgeport Sunday.! Young Victim in temporary charge, and named $trr, as luoc'-rator, led a pai.el Court date for Pero hag been ■with him. Police cliiFf Cfiiaiies E. .Senate. During the final work-crowded session, futile efforts I Herald.' We were the represents- . State Police (Tapt. Philip Schwrarta discussion on the subject o f whole SWIM SUITS Simpson said. were madp to enact immigration.--' lives of the papers whom the | acheduled for Monday. Thm b esf Iciiifs grow / BOXER AND FITTED STILES to assist him.' \ sale nurseiy credits; Jid collections. The last traffic fatality on Man- Pfr. John Knise Jr„ 21, a cook legislation. And CiWl Rights back I prisoners wanted to see. Of Ships Crash ■ mMtIi ...... i-'nmfl They were given instructions, As chairman of the Highway Com cdiester' atreeta occurred April 19 at the Army f.4ingURge School ers in the Senate sought— admit We entered the prison yard snd Linda Morgan, 14-.vear-old stepdaughter of New York Times said the Governor, that "complete, mittee of the American Assn, of when 4'i-year-old Robert Ransom •REG. $2.95 VALUE— N O W .... $ 2 . 2 9 here, smrr^dered to miliUry p o -: icUly without hope to pry a Steel "^Contract stood near the gate ss the .lOO Boston. July ' .28 (4*) Pretty reporter Camille Cianfarra. rests in an ambulance after she authority be restored at once.” Nurserymen, he also read a report ! convicts milled about in front of of 8 Warner Dr., Vernon, waa lire and RAid he hftd fatRlly beaten : Hoiine-pRaaed bill o.ul of r,onyjilUee. four-year-oljj Norina Desandrn was carried from the liner Stockholm on Its arrival In New' York Rein(»ke and State Police CTom- of his comriittee’a activities to the killed o n Autumn St. after being in hoiJfoi^ ftwalxt wait Mtid. Anne^fthay. 20, of 2825 Burr St., The House finished its'work ; ns. and finally a band of 10 City July 27. Linda had been thought dead in.the collision with REG. $3.95 VALUE-^OW ___ $ 3 . 4 9 died last night at the U.R. Public missioner John Kelly attended the convention. struck by a truck. fMaaM euL Fairfield," Conn. ' first, rece.-ising just before 9 p in. Polished for I emerged from the throng and the Italian liner Andrea Doria. ‘ Cianfarra is listed amongt he meeting at the executive residence. Cheater E. Hogan. Vice president Ki-use, just back fronii' Army (EDTi. The members then let I walked slowly to’ward us. Service Hoapitaj hire, youngest dead, along with his daughter, Joan. 8. (AP Wirephoto). Five traffic fatalities ort the Rtttl H98 28^849 'The . Governor -also announced of the company, was reelected Wilbur Cross Highwray have been duty in Germany, was charged their hair down in a song-and- They checked our crodentials. I \iciim of the colllaion between the president of the' Fruit Tree Grow fMtRvRi. REG. $5.00 V A L U E ^ O W ...... $ 3 . 9 9 wjth murder. Final Signing looked us over and then'pfcBcul'^ | he will appoint an independent charged to Manchester,igfving this Come and see them all • rwi.-ih byplay feat tradition^^to the end- lineia Andrea Doha and Stock commltUe with a "free hand” to ers Association and was also elect town a total of seven deaths .this Chief Simpson reported: ing of a Congress sesaiesaTbn. ’ their first request, the ivdease of i ' a prisoner from solitary confine holm. . investigate-the "basic complaints” ed eecretary-treaaurer of the Assn, year. $3.50 Miss Shay sn ived last night tn an . outburst of bipartisan Pittsburgh, July 28 UP) - - Steel of Plant Patent LkCeruMes. REG. $5.95 VALUE— N O W ...... $ 4 . 8 9 with two; companions.' Carolvh ment. Only then would they talk ' The dark - haired youngster, voiced by the prisoners who sat Chief o f Police Herman Schen- goodwill , which...... —is hot—-...... likeFitnegotiators to today worked on con-. down' in the recreation yard last F. W. Miner, Burr company palea> del said today that if the.'five Kuebler. 18, of 343 North 27lh. EI- of their specific grievances. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •’nirio T ee evening, refuring to return to manager, waa reelected a director deaths on the Wilbur Cross are Uyette-SMlMringr Qiffihft Tuck the finett cottons of lenton, Pa., and Rachel Anderson, /J '' cantpaigShK4«ct language to speed up the They bick'ered with us and with Desandro, succumbed to a skull of the AH American Roce Selec Frehchtown, N. J.- •tgnlng of a 3-year kgree- Deputy Warden Stuart Tlllinghast, fracture--some 44 hours after the their cells until certain conditions counted in the toll, It givea Man a« in your plans. Carter's, of course. . . bebytond’s moualy a resolution praising j^e m en tV .en d the crippling nation- were met. tions committee. In this capacity. chester cme of . the worst-fatality STRAW^HATS Oa Summer Tour crash oh the fog-shrouded Atlantic Miner helps cnose the annual eofteet prettieet meet common-sente knite. Jiffon- (Coutiuued on Pnge Nine) off Nantucket Island. . These were that they be allowed recorda In the country fdr eitiea The girls, on a summer tour, Tex) had wielded his gavel. Toll to talk wrlth a group of newsmen, A settlemeftv^Xf ' the 28-day Shortly before she died doctors AAR8 rose winner, which is fea and towns with a population of Nevabinds uva xeortds of time. Finest combed cotton 8i884I^E Dlf8MRit REG. $2.95 to $7.50 VALUES atoppM at a hotel and MliM Shay Ri|rlita BUI Bottled Up that they be promised a meeUng DO A TOP NOTOH tured natldnally by rose groa*era. 25,000 to 50,000. rS t n kMt(. fMk. strike was snnobqqM in New told the couple keeping the lonely went dbV-ntown to make a tele- Tn the Senate, the filial moments York yesterday but tkfc de **rhe chicken was delicious. And so clean! I’ll lake 20 1^ . Simpson quoted the soldier „s the ship collision and strsdn of not' crash. the prison problems of "many, saying. he wa^frightened when " h I” k''*' *" ^^e third vear. This adds up to three controversial racial refef clin e. on the advice of counsm^ to many years’ standing” are no fault more for my freezer.” This month is an excellent time to ALL SUMMER^! A dum questions, and hold precinc! knowing whether Norma was dead Last night the Italian line an say whether the electronic eyes Mias Shay rebuffed his -advances ring an e ^ r g ^ Y " " ‘ I c X * ' " " wages of 28.7 oNvkllve—arrived ’ at her bedside nounced it had assigned 11 em of the prison administration, but stock up on our fine chickens, always easy to prepare and REGULAR d IV O and beat her to prevent her front conventions to determine control his radar were probing the fog tern from Connecticut laws and When the 85th Congress meets. The union pegged the overall of the state party organization. eariy'^j^esterday morning. ployes to the task of trying to the time of the crash. Inclndlng Tkx and always good to eat. Ten per cent off for ten or more. ALL COLORS AND FABRICS—SIZES 28 to M making^ noise. a number of veteran lawmakers settlement at 45.6 cents an hour, make an accurate tabulation of 1 the age of the prison, built After the be-Ung, the Chief re- Approximately one and a quar Mrs. Desandro murmui'ed. "Mia He also declined to fix blame in !T829 to replace old Newgate Prt- w’!**..'’*-'ji'***”* ' * ° ’*'’‘’** estimate the 3- ter million votes wer4 expected to figlia bambina" (my baby daugh the pas.sengers and crewmen res.- \ \ ^------iB t ^ Knise jumped into his car, ' Walter "George iD-GaV. Sep. Eu: : year "no stride package is wortli cued from the Andrea Doria be- for the collision- ' , REG. $5.95 to $14.95 VALUES be cast between 7 a.m. iCSTi .and, ter) and collapsed into the arms Silent on DIsaater Cauae’ ! (Cb^tinued on Page Nine) ^Ullikin (R-Cojov,. and Rep. ' between 52 and 55 cents 7 p.m. ,fore she. plunged to the bottom ROGER OLCOTT NOW ' / (Continued on Pnge Nine) of her 35-vear-old .bqsband. , Capt. Piero Oalampi: 58-year- L T . Wood Co. James P. Richards iD-SC». They Today’s primary climaxes a tor Earlier Norma’s fathar IjbTd of of the Atlantic. $4.75 "$13 55 decided not.to seek reelection H , A cloud of confusion as thick old Genoese ’ master of the grace 51 ffisMlI street 403' West Center Street MltcheU 3-7853 T xn almost immediate price in- rid and colorful campaign by six the fa.teful moments abok^ the ful Doria, conferred with Italian ! The lejoslative rccon of the creaae of $10 or niore a ton on candidates, for the gubernatorial Andrea Dorea. her hull ripped as .the fog on the night of the Phone MI 3-1129 collision^ obscured reports of how- Line officials yesterday. He. too. Demoerp tic-con trolled 84 th Con‘ steel now costing sn average of nomination, tantamount to elec- io'pen by the collision. Waa tight-lipped about the cause Mollet Prevails ^ tSon in Texas, to succeed Gov. ! He said he and his wdfe ran to many , persons survived the sleek BuUetius " tas.sed and 2130 js widely predicted. This liner’s death. of the disaster. — those, It defeated or byuassed was would hike the nation’s' 214'bil- Allan Shivers, who Is not seeking I the deck with Norma. "I thought There were conflicting reports ■sure to fin-re stron;Tly ifi the com- lion Steel bll'l-by about a billion the post again. ’ jwe’d better jump." he related. "I The line.had one aet of figures, from the AP Wires On Funds for the Coast Guard another and the about the Doris’s ra^ar. A pas Last Call For These mg caripaign for the presideiicy . The 650.000 iteelwor.tera must TTie feild includes Ralph Y a r - 1 didn't want to cany the baby ..in New York City Police a third. senger reported the radar antenna A IXT *0 “ ‘e Con-1 wait , until the signing of th- con- boi'ough, Austin attorney Who has jniy arms. . .If she went with me was not rotating hours before the strong "Uberal-Loyali.st” pnd j *He might ha\;e drowned." The line said there were 1,706 IKE CONFERS ON SUEZ Bouffant x \ l £:erian 6 r i 3 1 1 W a r i , r,* tmcM before «’.c;- can ;o back to In desperation., thev decided to l»*a*ng . 1 , .“P. Senate Democratic ; work. Steel companies are pre- Labor support and U.S. Sen. Price ' working. Wnahlngton, July M UB—PresL SUMMER SPECIALS leader L>’ndon B. John.^on of Texas , pared to resume operations as Daniel, who has strong "middle-of- * 1___ ■ • 'I the doomed ship. ■ dent Eieenhower conferred again Coast Guard'^sui-vivor figures Paris, July 28 i-Pi—Premier Guy said Congress overro■ ” • fJ ohnson. .who has REGULAR STOCK—FIRST QUALITY against him today. They are bit-i X , ... thatif Stassen waifted to bring up day to give full support tn moves reach London in time for the nieel- [ (and.) under the clrcumstaacea Per Annum stressed party ib.valty.»yi and Shiv- Swedish liner Sto<'kholm >xpect- 1 have no nlter()ative bat to terly opposed to Wenyh action in ' »up|Mirler the matter-of Nixon’s rennmina- ers, who bolted the. party in 1952 | ed to go to Brooklyn’ shipyard to- by Britain and France fn deal ing. But it is expected a U.S. ] AJgeria ; .“iJ . * . ' : . ' h - "hould have done so be- cense all negotiations.” Cliooae n uxinga plan from the chart helow-:-«r uvn to lead Texas into the Republicsn M "y tomorrow for drydorking with Egypt’s seizure of the Suez - i-epre.ientative will be there. Finest Quality Cotton For the' current year, ye th e-gov-; Eisenhower said he was de- ('anal. column inrthe prestdehtisl election. ' •nd repair of badly smasheil bow * In hU speech before the Assem- : KItAXD IN FALL aa you i^feane. CHINO DUNGAREES ernment says it needsKls an extra 300 i GOP s 1956 lighted Ntxon wanted to run - - - - ...... — ! ...Juan D. PerOn, formisr dictator. b)y. Pineau said it was “ too soon ! billion fanes ’(aboutIt 2857Vo*»» million)inimuiM Ii "•■‘h . Goy. .. Chnalian ,,----- .------Herter 4 "*<»' a in . This ia aa close as Eisen- I of Argentina, returns to Panama ' ' Bridgeport. Cona., July 28 (P7 Paris.-July 28 i.Pi--Britain and to make a long statement on the — A 74-yrar-old w onma died to REGULAR $2.75 and $2.95 to take care of unexpected e x -; " '“^cH uaetts is di^^ the - how-er has come to outright en- from Nicaragua by commercial, decision, of President Nasser to 210 penses Jn Algeria. ■ reelec,t dorsement of Nixon for renomina- Cars Sent Rolling France took co inter steps today day In a SO-foot fall from the SAVEM you wiu SAVf YOU WIU Dress Lengths NOW plane after absenting himself from against Egypt’s abrupt seizure of take posseuion of the canal. .HAVt* M0 HTW.Y HAVt* The cost of keeping more than ‘ tion. , rear perch o f her home. Mrs. M0NTW.V Panama, his place of exile, during the vital Sue:, (lansl. - "But I can tell you that F r^ ee $2.59"'2 $5.00 400,000 men in the North African ^ ^ Butler Thye Raid he belteveti Stasiien In Parkway Crash meeting of Americao Presidents refuses to accept a unilat'eral ac, Francis G. Gan|falo lauded oa 2 atm .hi l|Mn 2 MT.B province ia hittini; the budjfet ■ VJ®* ^ Wayne had eniphaaized unneceaiiarUv the In a flurry of moves: pavement and suffered a frac m n hiMiwn la u i TAN, BLUE. GRAY or BI.ACK Israeli Army spokesman ’says 1. Bi'Uaiii froze Egypt’s stei^ng tion. whose object, leas legal than hard. Half the extra sum is being Doldwater said. "I stiggest matter of Ei.senhower’s health bv political. f/t tured skull. No one aaw the fall, 11MJH . la Ilian SflJt Mostly 4-Yard Lengths SIZES 8 la 18 Hamden, July 2 8 'i/D A rear tendsto limit’ freedom termed aoeidental by Dr. Edwla 18«JI . hi8l|an obtained, officials say. by such ■"olHer candi- suggesting that Nixon would end collision on the Wilbur Crops on the canal," he de means as ra.iaing the , price of I might consider Weaken the Republican ticket, Parkway today .sent two automo clared. R.' (\HiBors. medical exandaer. tobacco..The cabinet does not need I ...J. P f*-/ . The New York Herald Tribune nwtomntlc fire and threw hand : ^ ci’pt hns some 130 inlllion pounds •a anr 3K Cnmat biles rolling over and over, ■ (2364 million) in sterling balances Pineau concluded hit brief parliament’s consent for that. | ” hile I recognize/an.v Republi- .sa.vs 170 Republican House mem- wrecking both and Injuring a ! grenades at a truck. statement with the reminder he 24 BUND ‘UHILDRC.N HAKE BOYS' SWIM t r u n k s OriginaUv, Mollet and Finance,*'""* ""gg«"t a-ny candi-, bers have signed a petition urging alone in the United Kingdom. Belmont, Maaa., JUly 28 (JTh— SIZES ■ to 20 mother and daughter in one of the ' One - year . old Joan Aldrich I is going Vo London Monday for ITS VOm CMOICC-SSVE MOffTNlV-OI AS VW N.EASC y a rd Q Q c Minister Paul Ramadier w anted to I "J" "'"'H oioe. Stasaen’? move the renpmination of Vice Preai- : drow’na in Lyman. N, H-. w-hen she 2. Authorized sources said Twenty four blind youagaters Utility Table cars. Frem-h Foreign 'Mini'ater (?hris- i conferences with British traders ralae most of the rest by a 10 per i '* but m attempt to gain dent Nixon. ’ / Linda May Boisvert.. 5. daughter ! rolls off bed and falls head lirst , i and said’ France .ia in complete were saved by aiiraea early to REG. $1.95— N O W ’■aeaaaaaaaaae cent income tax increase-, 'Piat plan | Obviously he is : A AVashirigton dispatch by Don tain Pineau an British Foreign day as window draperies Ignited Red or White Finish 9 9 c of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Bois Into pall of water.. .Provincial po- I "solidarity’ 'with Britain on the Open your account at Savings and IxMin. ran into a revolt fromIflIfI manyillfill> UCUli”depii-1 r .. create , / dissension . in an Uhitehead said otherwsesvt House*avi49y mem-IIICIIl* , vert. West River Rd., Uxbridge, lie* in Huntsville, Ont., hope have in- isaue. ' aad flared up la a ward of the ties, who said a loan would be f"»-«""n'oua Republican ber names were expected to be Maas., .was repor(ed In critical movie-camera film Will show how ! ' Secretary.Secretary of State sew milllon-doilar green htl'ld- Reg. $8.95 Value party. Dulles to join them in London A British protest against the Our first shipment .sold out immediately. Beauti REG. $2.25— N O W .. $ 1 . 1 3 better. I'srty. / » added, wlih indications the peti- , condition at St. Raphael's Hoapi, U.S. tourist, was accidentally shot takeover met a sharp’ rejection Ing nt the Whiter E. FeraaM Save, any amount—^ v e any time. Special ' ^ Outline Peace Plan Sen ’ptian goveniment HOURS: NONDAY-TUR8DAY-FRIOAY Mollet^outllned hi* i*ace plan-| ‘ ««P ‘">lican But Th^«- «r» 202 Republican Hpuie I juiiae and multiple fractures. souvenir seller.. .Vice President : P" Suez crisis, which declar^ last night the rrlbs holding cMIdrea, "but the wa.shes and irons like a handkerchief. Be here REG. $2.95— N O W .. eaeeaeaee le . ^ *“ *^*5^ ^he Eisenhower admih-- member*. 8 A.M. to 5 JS.M. $ 1 . 5 0 Her mother„Mrs. Linda M. Bois snd Mrs. Richard M. Nixon to vis- i Rejects Naseer’s De<'lsion seizure waa ah act within Egypt's youagaters wrera iiahsramd, early for best selection. .U-*__ V -» I .._ __ - o» istrstion he soured on GOP poll- 'iTie newspaper said the petition i it A’ermont Sunday,. .Connecticut' 3. Pineau told tjje French Na- ihar rederal SnvlBga aad I.oaa at the tomb of Jean Jaitres, a So- vert. 24. wks in fair condition with sovereignty. ‘ WEDNESDAYS 8 AAf. to 12 Noon * / ciallat leader aaaaasinated because cies and became ail Independent. ; "was-drafted aa a direct chal- head and bkek injuries. Eduration Assn, announces ap-; tional A.s.sembly his gbvei nment ■ H'(M>U40N IN COMA THURSDAYS 8 A.M. to 8 PJf. 5.95 REG. $3.95— N O W ...... Finally he joined 'the Democrat*. -Icnge to presidential aid,e Harold ‘ Cuts -Good W4ir VU|t laanrnacc Corpnrntioa, $2.00 of his anti-militarist position just Boisvert.' 30, who was driving, pointment of Norman E. Delisle ; "refuses to accept” Egyptian rires- The British admiralty announc Duluth. MIbb., July 28 ^ m NOT OPEN SATURDAYS. He is opposed in the November E. Stassen'a contention that M r.' was unhurt, as was another of- Wethersfield director of public i iftent Gaiiial Abdel Nasser's dte- Albert W'lMileaa. lit.; laat eat- . BOXER STYLES after the outbreak of \VorJd AVar !.■ election h / Douglas McKay! for- ^'*xon a choice aa the President's ed, mranw’hilc, that the British Mollet said the French terms for daughter. Darleen,^. and the driv relations. ’ | cision to tak* over the watei'way crulagr Jamaica had cut short ^ eran’ of the Vato" Anay ia hie mer secretary of the Interior in Ei- running jiiate .might coat the Re- er of- the pther car. Russell F. Two anti-Communlat Polish air j linking the Mediterranean and the (IvH War, iapeed lele GREEN eqding the 21-month-old rebellion aenhow-er's cabinet. .* publicans control of Congrells^’ "gohd,-w'i.H’’ visit to the Egyptian are; * Famen Jr.. 23, Hamden.^ cadeta fly across Iron Curtain in - ^^d Sea. aclousarae eerly tedey jt| ' Iw.Goldwaterls blast at Stasaen. ^'aan’t the only old friend port of Alexandria. 1 .A ceaae-fire. The report of State Policemen ' zlolen military plane and ask for ; Sources close to-the French For The. cruiser was ’ ordered to , ,ke'V Hoepltel a O m f sTam fs given J: Eisenhower's special aaaistant for to take flight 1 from 'Stassen’s Everett Anderson and John Eag- political asylum ... Delegation of eign and Financi Ministries had i sArefal pavings & £oan 2.. Free.’ elections t moiu disarmament, added to the ap- camp. ■ • . ^ leave Egyptian waters immediate,; erholm said Farnen's car overtook top Soviet .leaders leave tVareaw no word of a French move to ly and rejoin the.MedlVernuiesin •“■ f after the retiirn of call parent drive of Republi(;ans to dis Bailie W^ V^aon, Oklahoma na W ITH C A SH 8. A definitive chart Al- the Boisvert car and hit it in the qnroute back to Moscowti.. B(ll freeze Egyptian assets in line w’Hh fleet. She had been fecheduled tn teadeate repeile# arm Stassen in his anti-Nixon tional committeeman who ac- rear, sending both machines spin aimed at prieventlug children from .Britain’s action. But a spokesman rsaditlea leek » ' gana to ba disetused w’it! freely- campaign. . i » remain at the Egyptian port until CORNER OF MAIN AND^OAK STREETS $ALE$ WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS kndwiedged contributing 21.000 to- ning out of control. Farnen was suffocating inside refrigerators said Mme such stgp is envisaged, Monday, werea aheat i| i « IrnlluM Ukt A m m tL RAi.T hye iR-Miani,.an old aa- homed on a reckless driving awaija Premdent Eisenhower's sig- 'f t Was not know^ whether ■nciaU of Staaaah, aalM ha i)ad (CM(nw8 n« Page Ntae) charge, State Police eaid. naturt. Dullee\w%o ia In Uma, Peru, for (4 »)'4T
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WKMB-84d W H A X ^ l* Steel &>ntract Mollet Prevails Old Penny Contest WOOO—USO Daily^Radio WQTB— 1«1« Congress Appr0m Polished for Children on all the Manches WDRO—ISU Bm Utb SUadartl H im WTIO—lOM LegionHome Compleiiontht^ On Funds for J^nd Transfers Clear Way ter Playgrounds have been In- . 1 atructed to took up the oldest pennies they can find. They will Tba (oUowinc proKrani acliedutei * WCCC—Record Review Final Signing In Fall; Circus to Aid rian W ar Columbia, July 28 (Special)— For Lctrge Shopping Center enter these pennies in the ■r* EUppUed by the rmoic manage- WKNB—Cleveland va. Baltimore Wnc-Monltor rested 'fyree 'niompapn, 33, of New The series of square dances being Oldest Penny Contest being uant and aro aubjeet to cbanga w DRC— Tarter Handicap. ' (Continued from Page On^ WGTH— Red Sox va. Chicago Rockyillc, July 38 tSpecial) rest roonu.aa well as a double'fur- (C^tttnied from Pago One) Britain, yesterday, on Rt. 15 and sponsored, by the) CSolumbla PTA Rockville, July 28 fSpeclalX;*' Masaes at 8:30 and 10 a.m. The held on their pi'ayground at witlMut noUca. British officials reportedly feel j (ConUnued from Pago One) - ^ ■—-r-.— More than tw'o years of labo^'and nace-have been inslalled. The neikt^ charged him with operating, a mp' Construction of a ihree-quaiter ev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. 6:45 on Monday evening. Chil age to about 235,000 more persona, WHAY— Polka Parade 10 days to gel steel into full pro elected repres^tfUvea of the Al that with U.S. backing It would I will continue this evening st Yeo dren with winning pennies will WUAY>-N*wa WCCC—Record Raviaw step is laying the tile floor and' tor vehicle while hls^^Ilcenie la.un' million dollar shopping center on : mainly In certain professional WCCC—Miulc Kooin planning will pay off this fall for gerian people. be ' practicable to challenge | man's Hall ahd every Saturday Joseph’s Church; Sunday receive a Special • Events Senate Republican Leader Know- WKNS—rrench Huiie Beltimore duction. putting up the acoustical ceiUng. der suspension. Thompson, who is ! Windsor Ave. will begin In about Maa'Ses at 6:30. 7:30, 8:15, 10 and groups. WTIC—Neva and Sporta members of the Rockville Ameri 4. Formation of 'A. "fraternat O FF MY MANDH” Egypt's control of the canal by Award Card. land of California pronotutced tha WTIO-^e«» T he‘ settlement qui'kly gesred The walla of both downstairs and Jahaair 8Im I Flseaa' slated to appear in court, Aug. 10, evening during the summer. U.WO monlhg, tl was leported yes- As sent to Elsenhower, the For« WDRC-^«wi WDRC— Record Shop community” In which tho: French tending through a British ship ll a.mA.^The Rev. H. A.' I^epak, legislative record "fair to gqed”—r WGTH—Tempo Bandatend can Legion Post. upstairs are plastered and will be was driving a platform truck at . Dancing, both square ami round, tei-day after a double propei ty sale pastor; the Rev. B, A. (ladarbw- eign Aid bill falls well over 81 WOTH—N*wi the allied Ind; strles into s' lion would neither oppress the Hnalems Isf 2 ,viul1 50' olhn- Rft which would refuse to recognize but he Indicated rtror.gl.v he felt la a - jil»— , ...... By then it is expected that their painted In pleasant color com t^a the time •arid, after being stopped, begins at 8:30 ami lasts until 11:30 took place. aki_ aaslstaht, pastor. X. billion short of what he asked to WHAV—S«\e a Ufa WlUY'KPolka Parade where the atrike idled'an estimat-: tiona. with their superior economic fkw- Egyptian authority. a OOP-controllqd Congress would bolster i r e / world Rations agA ist WCCC-TrR^eotd Raviaw new home on West St. will be allegedly told the officer that he o.m. The two transactions involved Union *Ck>n^gatlbnal Church; on new buildingJa expected to be -have (.one better<—^------WCCC—Muuc doum ed 130,000—meat of them in rail er, nor the' Moslema opprels tnb Egypt announc^ Thursday the were sale of more than four acres ! commuhrsm. WKKB—French Uuetc completed and readv for oc- The upatairs area is dominated cabal had been nationalized and had not renewed hia license. PEUTTro'wbridge is caller for the Morhing worship- services at 9 gin soon. Final action on much of the ma UTIC—Roil JHm«r w nc-liS^"''-^ roads, trsnsi>ortation ahd captive cupancy. French with their superior num of land, known as the Burke farm, j Compromise on Hoosteg U'DRC—R#cora^J4tiof» coal m,nes. by a meeting hall which measures military law imposed on the canal ■ Patrolman Allab Smith went to square dancing. o'clock, with the Rev. Dr. Allison jor legislation of the 1956 session WDRC—Lefe Decorel' The idea for a new home W’as bers. • to the Crestline Realty Co.. Inc., It was the housing bill that for WOTH—Tempo Banditand ^ WGTH—Tempo »^^«Und U.S. Steel ’Corp.'ss.id Its captive 56 by. 32 feet. E ntrances gained zone. Rogers Corj). property on Mill St. Persona interested from the sur R. Heaps in charge.^ ., .\llTalcottviUe and Vernon newa was crammed into the final houra hatched one night in the spring of The rebels have aaked a reoog/- rounding area towns are invited by Benny Szestowski, Windsor^ a time yesterday poised the main 1 ;]^ operations in West Virginia and at the south end of the building ^ ' 5 v i ^ /b r a ^ M French financial and diplomatic after receiving a complaint about Rockville Methodist'-. Church: item* are being handled by ITie last night. , • ■' WHAY—Parade ol Uuiie ^^.Balllmore 1054 by a few legionnaires sitting at groiiRd le vel. A / large cloak nition of Algerian Independence aa a iVian lying on the ground. He ar to attend the aeries. A small Ave. Morning Worship services at 9 threat to adjournment on schedule. WCCC—Mualc Room WCCC—Record RevtawX Kentucky would resume open.tions a condition for a ceaso-flre. The circles apeciilated, meanwhile, just Herald's Rockville inireau. 7 IV. Flood Innuranco Voted WKNB—Baieball Matinee W-. - KNB V - Yanka * mai^^ va V M axMlIJIMMs KanaO in their 'old home, located a few room.is at the left the entrance That’s what you’ll say when rested Harry Leister, 34, of Mill charge is made for admittance, Crestline President Loiis R. | o’clock. With the Rev. Norman W. Main St., telephone Tftetnont But this obstacle melted away last WTIC— Monitor \ Siihda.v night. Soioe 30,000 mln-ri ysHla from the new structure. French maintain Algeria ibjfiart of how Nasser intended to enforce Fitzgerald and Myrtle A. Pierce.: Bills sent to Eisenhower just be WTlO-^oia Miller and other rest rooihs Just past the you have dined and wined in the his decree freezing all foreign as St., iind charged him with Intoxi Slental Henlth Drive Spellman, pastor, presiding. S-31S6.. night when both House and Senate WDRC—Stand by or Muilc WDRC— Mftke Whv for VrtutiK in company owned mines were The ides grew slowly, then cloak room. France. \ secretary and treasurer, took title fore aljournment included the So approved a compromlae hammered WGTH—Tempo Bandiund .W CTH—Tempo Bandstand furloughed. royai atmosphere of the Oak. sets 'Ot the Suez Canal Company cation. Leister's urt date was A total of $43.25 haa been con First Congregational Oiurch of cial Security bill, the'$0.766,OOO.IWO blossomed into acUbn. Plans were It is also plghned to have hard ------— --- a--- X set at Aug. 3. - ' to the land and immediately sold , Vernon; Morning worship services out b.v a conference grenip a while t t U — ’ WIUY- Polka Parade \ And the Pennsylvsnia and read Grill. anil demanding that they be turned tributed by local residents to the ;lt to the Margo Realty Corp,, Hart Foreign Aid bill, an Omnibus timAV—Warm Up Time drawn, and'the'first cinder blocks wood floors lit the upper meeting BODY RECOVERED Andrew E., Monroe, .17. of Nor current mental health fund drive at , 9:30, with guest preacher, the earlier. WCCC—Muiic Room WCCC—Jtecord Raritw ing Railri.sds said they will start w'ere laid for a 2-atory building to Bridgeport. July 38 (IP)—Ronald over to hts new nationalized firm. ford. No prices were disclosed. j e e Sels Dales Housing bill, a $7,i^ billion flood WKNB—Sport! Today ■ i^alrimor• room, as well as a drop ceiling of Suez Canal Connpany dlrectbrs walk, was released on $15 bond for the Wllllmantic area. Rev. Edwin P. Chapman, until re An earlier battle over public WTIO—Monitor week ecalling sonie of 10.- measure 64. by 32 feet - all to be Standish. 23, Milford, drowned yoo- Ally. Bernard J. Ackerman and insurance meas..re, a $1,61)0,000.000 WTIC—Roil Miller acousitical tile. In France and Britain put 'all aft:i- his arrest yesterday for al Returns have -been coming in cently pastor of the Congregation housing had been resolved in favor WDRC—Ler'i Co to Town WDRC—THt PreaknenB 100. employe! idled during the done by volunteer labor-by mem terday at a city bathing beach in J. Donald Shannon - represented al CSiurch of Dayville, preaching. Of Producls Show Rivers and Harbors bill, and a $2,- WGTH—Tempo Bandetand ^ WGTH—Tempo Banditand strikK,^The ^RP. laid off 18,000 rf The new home has become a banka on'*notice yeatei'day that legedly disregarding a stop sign. rather slowly and it is hoped that of a House proviaion for 35,000 bers in their spare time. Beardsley Park. Police recovered Patrolman Gordon Kerahaw made Crestline Realty and Schatz and 182.000,000 money !)ill mostl.y con i:»a - its lOihOM, employes and Reading symbol to the local post of the the company's belonging "what 'those wishing to contribute Mill do New Arrival taining funds for the Atomic En such unita in each of the next two WHAY—DodRcri v*. Cub» *WHAV—News . Two years of hard work has the body after two hours of grap the arie.st on Main SI. Monroe la Schatz, the Margo firm which is Mr. and Mra. Roland lAliberte, The Junior .Chat.-J>er of Com WCCC—Mualc Room Evmlna Oood Muaie furloughed. 1,100 workers during resulted in what will be one of the prevaKing spirit of cooperation pling. SUndish lived with Wiiltam OAK GRILL ever and wherever they be" are 80 in the near future. < headed by Harry Gample of Hart ergy Oom.missio.* (ABC). years. Elsenhower had favored WKNB—Cleveland vi. Baltimore WKNB—Evening Serenade and,e^irit de corps. Not all of the atill Its property. Directors scheduled to appear In . court Columbln Wins 52 Village St., are the parents of merce has set I?ov. 1, 2 and r aa thia total. Moat of the reat of the - WTIC—Newe the strike ^ . finest legion post homes in the Allard, a cousin, in Milford. Police so OAK sT.! MANCHESTER Wednesday. ford. Although key provisions of the WTIC—Independent! Rep. Com. Si-WeeJK l,«yafr Pay members have rolled up their warned the banks to ignore any The Columbia team In the^CCLA daughter born Thursday at Rock- the dates foi the Manchester Prod bill’s proviaibna were noncontro* WDRO—City HOipItal WDRC—Newa Reporter state. said they understood hia parents Leslie. E. Schofield. 19. of Tank- The laige foimer Burke farm vllle City Hospital. ucts S).ow to be held in the State Social Security bill were triposed WCTH—Tempo Banditand WGTH—Newe and WeatbaV Beside the w^'xe Increase, the sleeves — it is. always a few who , orilers givenJhem by the Egyptian League chalked iio another win by the Elsenhower admlHistration,- veralal. They would conUnue fed* Original plans, which have been are residents of Maine. erooeen Rd„ Rockville, wasas arrest^ar house will be moved by Crestline . Building Ceremon.v Armbfy: PreTlrili rty rarrange- • lU------union also won a ’^M-wonk layoff do most of the work — but all government: Thursday evening against Coven Realty to a lot which has been re Senate Republicans Joined Demo eral home loan mortgage insur* WHAY—Dodrer.e vi. Cuba “ gpo«a_BBOtllgbt “ ~ followed closely, called for a build members can be cart take pride The Suez Canal Company is ed yesterday and charged with Dr. James English, superinten ifients were begun this Week, ac ence, slum cleermnce, college WCCO-MoafC Room “ “ ■‘a pay plan providin.T oSpefita equal ing, the estimated cost of which operating a motor Vehicle with de try by a score of 5-3. Collins served for that purpose. crats in predicting the P)-esldent WKNB—Cleveland vi. Baltimore w y iB—Reeearch to 6S per cent of 'take 'home pay, in what haa been acoomi^lshed, the French controlled with the British was the pitcher and LaChappelle dent of the Council of Congrega cording to George' T. LaConrte, housing end- a home repair pro> w n C j-S trtcflv Sporta Was about $65,000. But by elitni- fective equiprhent and making un It’ is expected that the shoppin); president: • would sign the -*o -ipror-'ise meas WTIC—Roll Miller a union shop clauae, and a re-' sort of pride which has made government holding 44 per cent of caught. tional Churches will speak tomor- ure. gram. WDRC—Dance Orcheetra / WDRC— Mualc: Newa natlng labor costs, and through necessary noise. Patrolman Walter center'wlll bring further expansion R. L. Schmidt,' 97 Delmont St:, ^ WOTH—Tempo Banditand view every fix moatha for a coat of theirs one of the most outstanding Its atiKk. The Columbia Chowanecs the rbw^af ternoon during a special out- The atickipg point yesterday'in* WGTH—Tempo Banditand ' the generosity of local contractors, Cassells Jr. made the arrest on to the Windsor Ave. area which has has been appointed general chair Under its provisions, the retire Id a - living inc-'ease if warranted, ^ American Legion posts in the same evening won over the Leba seen tremendous gi owth in the last doorc/rerr.ony a the j^irat Congre- ment age for women eligtvile for volved rates at which the govern* WHAY—Dodferi vi. Cuba ' WHAY—Sapper Serenade the only expenses have been for state. T E L E y iS lO N Main St. after stopping Schofield. gationaKphurch of.Vernon. man of the show: The JCX7 sron- non Slates by a score of 33-2, with ment would pay for certain mlU> WO&'—Muilc Room There is no proviaion in the new materials. Utilizing these factors, The latter was driving a motor two years. sored a similar show in March Social Security payments woiil;' "be WKNB—Cleveland vi. Baltimore Wia*B—Rhythm In Review contract for reopening of wages. the cost of the building was cut / i i i f t o r e r cycle at the time. , 19 of the runs being made in the Auto agencies, a supermarket, Families'-of tha parish will bring, lowered from 65 to 62. And,a new tary housing built by private con* ■eAmO-Roia Miller w n c —Monitor a small amount of dirt,from their 1965. WDRC—Sat. at the Chaee : In previous years even two year nbarly in half • to about $35,000. Court dale for Schofield ,1s fourth Inning. electrical appliance shops, drug program would furnish b^n^Us to tractors. The House had voted for WDRC—Dean Hudion PROGRAMS yai'da to place in the area where WGTH—Red Sox vi. Cblra«o ^ WGTH—Tempo Bandaland contracts contained this clause. Mobey Problems Nearly Solved scheduled for Aug. 3. Billy Forbes and David Card hit store and other 'businesses are persons totally disabled'at age 50 payments baaed on current re* t:«a - Other terms of the steel settle lafcKi Schedule Listed homers for the locals and Slate flourishing there. Adequate park the neYi- Sunday School building MacArthur Petition or older. placement coats.. The Senate .held WHAY—Dodaeri Ti. Cube WHAY— Waablngton Report Thehjggest single problem fac win be erected. Recently the IFCCO—Mualc Rioom £Sj«-^ood giving Huiie ment include premium pay for ing the ^legionnaires when they and Bates for the losers. ing facilities in the area has been The bills also raises Social Secur out for a formula fagsed on original WKNB— Reeeerch LAST DAY Video Everyday — X By Lillie l^eague church « per cent on both em were lower. The Senate woo out, WDRC—Dean-Hudion W DRC—Set. et the Chaee the money. No funds were avail H. T. Dickinson * CO., Inc. building ai\d renovate a large por W G T H -R ed Sox yi. Chlcaio ^ WGTH—Tempo BandaUnd for afternoon and night work able at the tlmb. and it was feared HELD OVER! END8 TI'ES. ■ AndoYaT, July 28 (Special)—The To Honor 8ludent% Street urging that Gen. Douglas ployer and employe, applyii.g to ITie Immigration issue arose un* •:ta- starting in 1058; improved pen aVlSnSL Jamet third rounO of the Little League Bomarco to Med Manchreter Evening HeraM Co The Rockville American Legion tion of the church. MacArthur be nominated as the the first $4,200 of a woi^er’s an expectedly during the day when WHAY—Dodaeri vi. Cube WHAY—LaSalette Novena that the whole idea might die a mature LEIGH Renovation work In the church WCCC—Record Revue Evamng Good Mualc sions and insurance on employe • quiet death. season will open Monday evening lumbia corresp(>ndrnl, Mrs. Frank Post ia planning to honor the eight Republican candidate for U.S. nual earnings. the Senate passed by voice vote a WKNB—Cleveland ti. Baltimore WKNB—Dinner Date contributory basis; additional va Cliaaarl S KaW Haara, Csaa. itti POI.KA FAStY with a game 6bt)veen Andover Tuesday Evening Marrhioa, telephone ACademy l(x:al high school youths who at has ati'eady hern started and work Senator from New York. Furthermore, it extends cover bill to relax quota restridtione.' WTIC—Newe and Sporta Ideaa were swapped at Poat «MI WIMiN TO mAKCK W n c —Kewi: Sporta cation. and one more holiday. meetinga and a fund raising drive t'haaael IS Harlfi>rO.~ C’oaa.. Lake and the Fireballs. 8-9060. tended Boy's State held at the Uni- ■ WDRC—Faiclnatln* Rhythm WORO^uke Box Jury Before the strike the ateelwork- ('haaaei 21 RprtaxlleldV'Masa. lUI HACni:U HF.AKT FSO- veralty of Connecticut last month. WGTH—Red Sox vi. Chlca(o J W G TH -Ju ke Box S at Night . began. One of the greatest suc Cleaaaa m C c o o C —ttooacotoa Ckaaaei SS New Btilala, C«aa. GRA.M During the next 'two weeks Bolton, July 28 — (Special I- T-V- ■ :ia- ers averaged |2.48 an hour. In Ckaaael M Walcrkar.T. Caaa. l:U (Ul MAN TO MAN ;ames will be played on 'Monday, This was the largest number W H AY—I..aSaleue Novena cesses was . a barbershop chorus aaWM JUSTE MIMOCVIWI [ Bomarco will be the guests of Mr. WHAY—DodKeri vi. Cube cluding overtime. CkaaacI U Holyake* Maas. 1;U (M) nASKBALI. Vednesday and l^lday eveblnga. from the'local high school ever to WCCC-Record Revue show put on at Rockville High SAFARI SHOWN AT 10:30 Covt-nlry . " ' 9. WKNB—Cleveland vi. Baltimore •' WKNB— DItmftr l ^ U ■ ♦ School which neted s cool $1,000 Giaal! aa. 8t. Laaia The schedule follows: WednSs; and Mrs. Philip' G. Dooley. Wat- attend this event, WTIC—Monitor W TIO— Monitor So far the drive has netted about pins “ .SHADOW OF FEAR” taoK wtv i II :H I SI BIG TOP day, Fisher’s Gashpuse Gang vs. -rous Rd. at its meeting TueZday. Stanley Prachniak heads the WDRC—Richard Hayti WDRC*aJuko Box Jury laaaCrSa (ISI ROV ROGKR8 Man Fined $100 committee and will be assisted b.v WGTH—Red Sox vi. Chlrafo ^ .W G T H -J u k t Box Bat Night Blood Often Used $6,000. (22> CUWROV PLAYHOrSE (la Carlson's Diggers; Frtda.v. Fire The married couple.s club will WED.: “FARDNERS” (Tech.) paoxrraa) balls vs. Fisher's; Aug. 6. Cari- serve a pot-luck picnic supper at Paul Prokop, John Williams, Je WHAy-i^^arab«r of Commerca The next step in the campaign is YOUR YARN SHOP lY—Dodaeri VI. Cube the Hunt Bros. Circus being held (M) f'APT. GAI.LAST Bon's va. Andover Lake; Aug, 8, 6 p.m. On Driving Counl rome Remkiewicz and George N. WOCC-Rocorrf Revue WOCC—Good KTtntng Good Mutto In Shock Cases (Ml SATI BDAV I’ ERFOR.M- All Art Nei^lework Supplies Brigham. WiafB-eCleveland vi. Baltimore at Legion Field Monday afternoon ANt’ K Fisher's vs. Andover Lake; and - Mrs. D ^ley is being assisted by e m c ^ M ^ o r and evening. Tke circus, the larg lt:M (It-Jtl MR. HTZARO- • FREE INSTiUCTIONS Aug. 10. Fireballs vs. Carlson's. Mrs. Robert B- Gorton in planning Legionnaii'e.<( have erected a W'DRC—Emld Rudy Coventry, July 28,,TSpecial) A Doctors call It "peripheral clrcu- est mechanised show in the U.S. FATMM 1:SC ( SI LOUNKV. Tl'NK.S • FREE PARKING . Baseball officials are now com the meal. Memlntrs will be con flagpole in the Schlott homestead WGTH—Red SoX vi. ChicaBo la'ory failure.” We know it aa iKbiiietitr (tSI WKKT»:RN ri,A Y H O l'8B 22.year-old Willimantic man was on Highland .-Ave. in memor.v of today, will feature Jack 'Walsh, a (III S STAR THKATKR Op«B Toes, to Snt. t:48-S:dd piling the results of the second' tacted by the women regarding fined $100 in Justice Court last WHAY—Dodceri vi. Cuba W HAY— Bible Anewere shock. By any name, it'a a killer. strong man, and many other fine (Ml WF.8TKRN THF.ATEB round and will announce the out- the menu. the late Fred and Frank Schlott, WCCC—Record Revue £ g W - O o o d aiveiUng Good Muiie I;sa ( SI AWVKNTI'RFJt IN SPORTS Iluirsday Evening TUI 9 night for operating a ni'otor WiaUB—Evening Serenade In simple terms, shock is a acts. ■ • ' - i /pm e a'hortly. Coachfea (jf the varl- Stor.r- Hour both a t \vhom were active in the WKNB—Cleveland vi. BallTtnore TOMORR04V l:« (Ml PBKVIFWS vehicle while under the influence affairs of the post. Both died, in I WTIC—Monitor WTIC—Monitor severe collapse of the blood circu There' is. still a long row to hoe | 1:SS (SS-UI RAKERALI. Ml 9-2358 . oita teams are stressing the impor- Another in the series of stimmer WDRC—Chuck Cabot WDRCJ—MiieKi by Antonlnt Glan(a va, HI'. Laaia of intoxicating liquor or dl-tlga. tragic acKridents within a year. ^ WGTH—Juke Box Saturday Night lating mechanism. It can-come in before the bulling ia paid for, but ! so COTTAGE STREET tanda. of all pla.vers attending on story hours will be held at the WGTH—Red Sox vi. Chicafo a variety of ways, following in- hinr- THC» \ S:te ( S-SSI RA8F.RAI.L MANCHESTER, CONN. -the nights when their team pla.vs. Public Library on Monday at 4 Lindlay F. Saucier, a recently Fred Schlott drowned a few weeks 4tW- the LegionnairSa feel they can ' Oodsera va. Ckicaxa discharged army parati ooper, 'was BTHAY—Dodaeri vi. Cube g H ^ - P r o u d l y We Hall jur.v or surgery. solve that problem by diligence} la Exciting Color! , (IS) WKSTERN PLAVHOrSE - since miny teams have been short- p.m. Mrs. Dorothy Bosworth will ago In Wethersfield cove while WCCC—Record Revue E ^ n m g Good Muala hbnded the stiff penalty by Justice fishing and his brother, Frank, W KNB—Dinner Oiete Miich of the blood donated by and good planning. ^ i SlM (IS) .1 O T L O rK THF.ATKR handed-due to vacation schedules. be story teller for the youngsters. WKNB—Cleveland vi. Baltimore (Ml SATFRnAY MATINEE I:M ( SI RASKBALI.^ Also, the.'^e^phasize that pla'y- LeRoy, M. Roberts. A charge of was killed in a car accident on w n c —Monitor WTIC—N e*a end Sporta Connecticut residents ia used to ■Modem Home | "MOHAWK" 4;SS (III RIG PICTI'RR Dadxera va. C h kai# Miner Named ^ WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Treeatiry of Miiair ;BETTE DAVIS (IS) OF.NE ACTRY ers should be'at the fleld before , F. Weldon -Miner of Bo)t6n Cen reckiea* driving waa nolled by the Crystal Lake Rd. last fall. I WGTH—Jiike B o i Saturday Night treat shock in disease or in acci . The building itself, nearly com- ; 4:M IIS) KIDDIE KARTOONS WGTH—Red Sox VI. Chleaao dent victims. There is alwa.vs an SCOTT BRADY ERNEST BORGNINE ( S) TBA (III FIRST RVN THEATER the 6:30 p.m. gdqte.. time,, since ter was re-elected a direblor of the Roberts bq recommendation of Services Tomorrow « ll» - pleted except for interior finish- i RITA GAM (II) Ml'Kir FROM MEADOW- (M l MISSION AT MID Pros. Harry Dtsen,. WHAY—Dodgere va. Cuba • W HAY—Conn. Report urgent need for blood. DEBBIE REYNOLDS CENTCaV the days are gixiw’lhg ahorter now. All American Rose Sefection-Coih- ■St. John's Episcopal Church: ingf. is flat roofed, of cindeFblock RROOK Saucier was rinested by the WCC'-'-Record Revue E^ning GoOd.U'jale Help your neighbor by lending BARRY FITZGERALD (M) RIG P K T I'R E ISSI FIL.M Games must begin ^xJmptly, (hey mittee St the recent convention of Services at 8 and 9:30 a.m. with WKNB—Cleveland va. Baltimore WKNB— Dinner Date construction, faced with red brick. i S:M (Ml THIS IS THE LIFE WTIO—Monitor "D«sp«ra»r H oiin" l : t t < S) KKV KINO say, or they may have to be called the Aiherican Association of Nur- Coventry Safetj’.Pritjol two weeks the Rev. Maurice G. Foulhea, rec w n c —Monitor him a pint of blood when the Red IIS) GENE A l'T R Y SHOW S:Se (ISI WESTERN FLAYHOl'SE WDRC—Record Shop * W D R C -Treasury of Mualc Oi'oas Bloodmobllc visits Center The lower floor, consisting of ] HUMPHREY BOGART C atted Affair shown at 8:48 (Ml DR. s p o t K because of darkness. ‘ seryipen in Los Angeles. Calif. ago, following ^n acclitent on De tor. officiating. ^ j^GTH—Juke Box Saturday Night the lounge, bar, kitchen, showers'll (II) LONG JOHN SILVER pot Rd.. in which-his car was de First Evangelical Lutheran WGTH—Red Box va. Chica(o Congregational Church Thursday. FRKDRIC MARCH eclair, assistant WTiC—Newa and Sporta ' accommodate the revised claasinrr peake Bay. Tliey visited .Mis. Gor ' IntMsectltm. In a companion expected. -LUM BERyTncF^ (Celorl—”Oddllir! -f AfH- Life-saving. 9 to 10:30 a m.; ad pastor. On Paxe Two ' WDRC—Sjil. Night Country Sivla . ■’ ra " ton's parents. .Judge and Mrs. John case. Charles J. Puleo. 28, Willt- ^.W GTH—Juke Box Saturday Night "That ia up to the people to de Jaaa Maaaaaa vanced swimmers, 9 to 10 a.m ; Sacred Church. Vernon: Til* O r ta l Gar MaAlMa BUILDING MATERIALS (SSI GOING PLACES B. Gray of Prirtee Frederick. Mary niantic was fined $9 for making cide;” said Magsaysay. "I "Xln ftrrc^B rklllcr S:M I SI FEDERAL .MEN awimmers. 10 to 10:45 a.m.; a BADGE No. 114 and beginners. 11:30 to 12 noon. mleraectior. of South St. and HOSPITAL K 02 aaA e-Ur We Finance Yenr Jobs "R l* O a m r" will be the sermon topje of the "AN EFKCTIVE WAY W HAY— Record Review $:•*, t:M, 1«;M Tranvporlation Discussed Pucker Rd. S u tc Policeman Leon and WHEEL CHAIRS f W TIC-M uaie With a Beat «:U. t : » (IS-SSI TELEPHONE TIME Rev.Theodore W. Chandie/Jr.. at 755 Center St.—BO 5-51M "A eala Ike Star*’’, Rakcri The transportation committee of ard Wielpek of the Stafford FOR SALE or RENT TO HEAL DISCORD" WDRC—Dance Orcheatra Elleailela, with Neater Pal- theO>ngregational (Siurph tomor WGTH—Juke Bpx Saturday Night Regional District 8 met briefly H^i'fKcks told the court NOTICE Thursday evening to receive a row. Worship services are held at tflT ln i FURNlTUBn JeK CliaB4ler W HAY— Record Review Vlrkir MAlare • :M ( S> BIG IDEA elll SC8IE 8 and 10 a.m. '~*V*^'**° tf/veling north on I L C I I n - c o m p a n y WHAY am k.e., Sunday, 9:15 a.m. (IS) KIDDIE KAKTOONS (Ml STORIES OF THE report fi-om Supt. Dr. ,W. Chrislof /^ t k e r St., and collided with WTIC—Olaelle MacKenxia Isarakio Dajt Worship service st United Meth PHONE-btl 8-4159 WDRC—Garden Gate JabcI LaolRh CLOSCD F«r VtMTtON (M) KIT CARSON CKNTIBY Heisler, on a projected regional ^ s c 's car traveling east on South . ." i ■ ■ . ^W G T H —Juke Box Saturday Night "R ad .Mea at Narvavllla" (Ml POLKA CARAVAN transportation system in the three odist Church will be held atalt) ENDS TONIGHT! " t o y . " S a f a r i " (U> FKATl RE THEATka S:M . S-U) VOt! ARE THERE towns. a.m. tomorrow. The Rev, J. Rich WHAY— .Record Review W E W IL L BE C L O S E D (M) CARTOONS ' "SpladIrlek", Iralarlax In hia ii\j-esUgation, Wielock WTIC—Monitor 'DIABOLipUE' T lg o r " S :U I S) AN.NIK OAKLEY Rearrt Bray (Repeal) Heisler had also prepared a study ard Yeager will conduct tfie serv- la’ C«lar IIS) JOHNNY J l’ PITKR (IS) O A T E U N E P.I'ROPE Ices. said he look measurements at the GENERAL WDRC—Dance Orcheatra At S;M r-'S :H JULY 29 Thru AUGUST 5. of possible town owned or admin t^ W G T H -ju k e Box Saturday Night Jaaa ...MaaiaBa . Ghg MaSiUa (ID PLAVHUCSK IS III-Mi ROV ROGERS scene and found that Puleo's car (M> b a n o e r i d e r "Haalia* fer Traable” istered transportation systems as Masses will be jcelebrated at St. 1:M, t:SS. S:M t:ie. S:M, t:M (SS) ITALIAN enOORAM was on the left side of Pucker be sure of "HILDA CRANE" Maurice (?hapel tomorrow at 8:30 WHAY— Record Review "F ra d At Friradakin Cllx” . a ba^.n for comparison.- Rd., at the IpteiWection. and that TV SERVICE w n c —Monitor CINRMAncorR i:lt . S:ll. SiiS (It) MEET THE CHAMPIONS I:M I SI VIII) ASKED FOR IT and 10 'a.m. ' WDRC,— Dance Orcheatra OPENING AGAIN MONDAY. AUG. A I:te ( S) RORIN HOOD IIS) SECRET FILE V. 8. A. Agrecnient irith the 'manner in evIdenUy he cut,the corner. I Oaya M OC * Call ItW IT H —Iiike. Box Saturday Night (IS) SAT. SPOR.TS PARADE (It-M) TOPPER which Dr. Heisler had prepared his Ih the final case: RoberU fined i NigMa • « £ a 9 9 Pina Parta at'N.! "Hafarl” — ••Tajr Tiger” .WED.: “ Tliat Certala FeellBg” (I!) GRAND OLE OPRV (U) WATERFRONT Manrliester Evening Herald Bol- tui vey was expiesaed hy the Boaid John L. French, 31, 36 Spring St., .WHAY— Record Rerirw IM) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT nnd It reitommended that he also ^ enrreapondent. Mrs. Joseph S’ TEL. ^ a -a m WTIC—Monitor ■ "Piliit Rewrite” Rockville. $9 for pas.siiig lii a nd i Givos you tho host. WDRC— Baain Street Jaxx . (SS) CISCO KID prepare a re'porl of comparative' D’ltella, telephone Mitchell 3-5545. passing zone. | l ^ W ^ t l —Juke Box Sal. Nlghl PRINCESS RESTAURANT 7:IS (U ) POST TIME Il.S.A. cost estimate.^. Insist on a TELSA man '7 :M 1 SI HITCHCOCK PRESF.NTS W HAY— Record Review MAIN STREEIT—At The Comer of Pearl Street (ISAS) HF.AT THE CLOCK Money The regional /iludy presented by WTIC—Hera'a ta Vela ( « -M ) DOWN YO i: GO Heisler covered the morning sclied- ycndriIlo.s lo Nole 'You’ll find the mem WDRC— Baain Street Jaax (SS) OZARK JUBILEE ule only and he was requested to bers listed in the yellow ^W oni-Jukt Box Sat Night. S:Sa I S-SS) JACKIE GLEASON SHOW m YOUR FOCKET prepare v survey of the afternoon Wllk Audrey .Mrad-wa aiid 2.5lh" Anniversary pages o f your telephone W HAY —Moonlight Matthao Art Caraey schedules so that s more complete . r ■ ' o ' MOR*SUN - w n c —Newa "SM.See ANSW ER" picture might be obtained. j AUTOMATIC book. WDRC—Dance Orcheatra . (IS) STORIES OF THE WEST Mr. spd Mrs: Salvatore J. ^^WC.TH—Juke Box Sat. Night .- , (tl-M ) JI'LII'S iJi RQSA SHOW. The committee will ineet again Vendrillo. 67 Alton St., will cele GAS ■Ptetoi E.vdie' Gnetiir. ICal-r). A u g,'9 at rile Marlborough Ele- W H AY-M oonllght Matinea . S:M ( S) STARE SHOW" mehtaiy School. brate the 25th anniversary of ■ wnc—Sporta. Final Wllk Dararv Broa., Oarala: SAVE AT their marriage Sunday. . Aug. 5, HEAT WDRtl—Dance Orchestra . Tkr Crew Cata. Fraak »’-a - * Dance Tonight WGTH—Juke Box Sat. Night when they will be at home to their lalae, rnmedlaa; F.lteea The' fii-at adult dance of the. aca- friends from 2 p.m. o'n. Salve, as II Royera. voeallal. , son will.be held this evening at the j-j MD WORRY Atom WHAY —Moenligm Matlnta (M) LONE WOLF he is known to hia frtefids. and the FOR WTIC—Monitor • :M ( 8-tII LAWRENCE WELK NORMAN’S Old Red Barn at 8 p.m. former-Miss Mary .T~ Rsrtona of MSMCM MUSI WDRC— Dance. Orcheatra STATE . SHOW 445 Hartford Rd. TeL 5U 8-4597 Church Ser'vieea WGTH—Juke;Box Sat. Nlghl Haftford have lived in Manchester (SS-IS) TWO FOB THE MONEY Church services at 'the Fiist FREE . Hahiaril Major Madical Isaarasce .. madlaol aoeo, 'pbooa ar wrka: l i i o - (M) FEOFLK. SHE FC.VNY since their marriage. pays Boat of the roal of, awioes ill- shop of Ghonct U n i^ W HAY —Moonlight Hatlnaa (SS) HO|TR FIL.M Congregational Church will b^gln The couple haa two .children. COMMICTICWT MIOICAl SIRVICI wnc—Sporta Final POR A o t u a o u s NO W niSO BIGO SO GRAND t :M (ISAS) RCSS MOROAN SHOW 1 :M ( S4S> PRIVATE SKUHKTART St 10 a.m'.'tomorrow in accordance ESTIMATES BOM or'sccidoMal Isjory- Fof^detaiU IKDRC— Cat Kolbx (Ml /ESTIVAL OS' STARS (111 CRM.HAND PERFORM- SAlve ^r,, who has been taking of thit great aev policy in the Oul doy Low Pricas B.O. box liti . MW MAvm i- "D e a r P la a e". Joaa Rea- AME w-itlvthe summer schedule. **Mlrharl irHalloraii'* special"" agricultural courses in Hartford Aoeident and Indemnity ... _ aeU, Oeae -Raymaad Services at St. Peter’s Episcopal Glastonbury High School, and CoBpsny of Hertford. Connoeticut ThniTuM.'» HELD OVER! lt :t e ( Si MASqi'ERADE PARTY KKO!«|TIKm Church in ftebron tomorrow are: CALL b t n e < our policy of possk>g SUNDAY DINNBIt , (IS-MI o rN S M O K E War** Uwr keep your eye on all amall fry! They are iinprodlcUble In their (Il-M) STEVE ALLEN BROW — 7-8856. actiona, and do thinga rather suddenly, caljtnx for extreme cau- (SI) SNARLY LATE SHOW Oarala: Jaa Prrrcr, Biaa PRIMED BEEF HIGH SIrvraa. Ragrr.' Rax ssS tloii and alertness on the part of all drivers. The only w ay we Jaroet aad Pamris Maaaa oi Grof rwon. are xolng to cut down the traffic fatalities among youngsters is kaJ Ikrir' daaikirr, Pari- COMPLETE DINNER - land. - ' to bfe extremely alert, especiajjly in areas where youngsters play. ABOVE JOHN I. OLSON (M) r V.--PLAYHOUSE S;M lU) THE VISITOR Police Arrests Here are a few good niles; Pcrinttr oiid Decorator ttss (,s) rED m a 4:r '8 a m a t e u r a -Keep a sharp lookout for children at all .times, especially THEM ' HOUR 7 4 a S 4 i - TV YHKATER around school zones, playgrounds, and other*plaoes where chil-. itouiAM jdunfonf} Alas Ladd alara In "F n rr- Two men working at the Nike dren congregate. Remember, you must alwa.vs expect the unex* A a i nrll la K r n n ^ x " nilk Rab- , HENRY STREET rrl Armalranx - guided missile control site, which peeled when the small fry are concerned. jOrive slowly in antici («-Ml TV PLAYtmUSK Is now under construction here, pation of any emergency. •••in exeitem m ii! Cniar—"P rn ril Skrirk" Mi ( 8> DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS • were arrested yesterday afternoon Located >/i Mile West o f ' . . . gA L F HOUR FILM • Watch .for aigns. signals, traffic police, and school patrols to •••m epeeiaeb! rRRSENTS-"Mr. Psrler-s S:M IIS) PREMIER THEATER , by Lt. Walter Cassells. Their ai- warn you of possible danger, Oakland Street rrafraalaa" - . . (M) HALF HOUR FILM . rests related to the use of explo 111) MILUON DOLLAR MOVIE (U< ALFRED HITOHUOUI Tollaad Tnmplke •••infire^flech "Gsrdas »f Allsk" PRESKN'TW-Tkrlaia Billrr sives without a permit. a Don't be juvenile and tiy to compete with bike riders. Give e (It) DOLLAR-A SM'OND alara In "R aky SiMrr" (Hr- Joseph, C- DePiiito, 38. of -Nor them a break. 1 / a n d f i u y t '(M l INNER SANtTUM prall "Rsrlal Al Higk Falal" 1S:M ( t) UONRAD NAGEL THRA- wich, is charged with allowing the a When walking with children, or driving, set a good example. SAN k'RANCISCO BEAT TER—"Tkr Ida!" use of explosives without a per 11:M TEXAS RASSLIN’ IIS) K4.SSS CHALLK.NOE mit, Austin R. LeMoine. 44. of Remember, our own behavior will have a profound influence on ELEVENTH HOUR MOVIE III) GREAT OILDERSLEEVE the actions'of our children. "t'aplaia’a ParaJlir" (Ml .MAN AGAINST CRIME Taltvtlfe, is charged with using ex (Ml LATE SHOW (Ul ORAL ROBERTS plosives without a permit. GLEN iraiiHiutttuipMMi ‘ "P llls H " . , (U) STAGE 7 a Teach your children not to use roller skates, tricvcles. wag (Ul DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT 1S:M ( Zl WRAT'S MV I.INF.T 'According to MUcSjA complaint ons, or acooters on atree.ls or roads. TheVre meant for sidewalk lt:St (Ur PREVIEWS . (IS) OVERSEAS ADVENTCRE waa received by J^r^Harshal Her Tim# to enjoy the healthful goodne$$ of - Shady Glen Ice use only. ^ II:M ( II NIGHTCAP THEATER (It) THE VISE bert McKlhney that thi men werr "FIrat Leglaa" IM) NATIONAL ROWUNO lo-o-o . 1 :U ( t) NEWS ' using explosives at the Nike site Cfeam ^fld refreihing fre$h fruit..$herbeti. They're a Inform chlldi-en of the danger o( pja.ving in the atreet or u i n u r a m n s CHAMPIONS ^ (M) FAITH FOR TODAY Without a permit. McKinney in good . . ihnd $o good FOR you! naar moving traffic. It's better to provide a safe play area. NOTICEIN ORDER TO GIVE. OUB EMPLOYES M l" ' SCNDAY, JCLV IS (U) I LED THREE LIVES formed Prosecutor John R. Fitz TIME OFF DURING THE SUMMER lt :M ( I) THREE BELL THEATER 11:«S I t-lSU) SUNDAY NEWS SFE- a Encourage childreR to obey traffic officers,. school patrols, (ia-U> LET'S TAKE A TRIP CIAT Gerald who Issued a waVrant foi traffic aigns. and signals. If there are no sidewalks, instruct ' III) 4'HBLSTnPHERS (Si) PIONEER VALLEY ‘TREA their arrest. W E W I U BE (Ml WF.STKRN THEATER TER—"Drratrd Ta Kill” them to walk on the left aide of the rpsd facing' traffic, and al —(Is sraxrraal) (M) MEET THE PRESS Both, men Will appear in Town ways take the safest route to and from school. . It;M (III EARTOONLAND . 11:11 ( SI NITKCAP THEATER Court Aug. 13. Ill) ORAL ROBERTS ' -"Da Barry" (U) WILD BILL HICKOK Rl'chard P. Fehtiman, 31. of East Raniember t » “'Slow down when kids’^sre around.” • -~r' (ts -u ) Mi l l i o n d o l l a r 1 :N IIS) ROV ROOERS SHOW MOVIP— "O ardra af Altak" * Hartford, was arrested yesterday Itl) INDCSTRY ON PARADE ll:M lU) LATE SHOW (M) T.V. PLAYHOUSE as the result of observance of hl.a CLOSED SUNDAYS C inbsiaS oofE 'W’omita !■ the Nlcht*' DURING JULY am d A U G U S T lUI THIS IS THE LIFE ' i| ;U NIONTt'/IP RnmON NEWS a driving by-police’ who were work t:U (til FLAYHOl'SE »:U PWRTrKM ing in a radar leant on E. 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FAGS FOUB MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1966 lUNimESTER'XV^lNG HERa LD,. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, JULY f a g s n v i “r at all, they must know that: the iJtve Mdewalks, straight; neat Jeremiah (9:24):; “Let him that C o ventry . IRanrliFatFr time limit for our stay In Gemiany i>ath\ for the walking of the , cS.|i gtorieth glory in this, that ., he understandeth and knoweth’'me, SoFttUtg IfFrald is approaching. At this juncture, adults, safeguards for the play of that f am the Lord which exercise eywateh Schedule Loyzim Will Head O BY riUi Adenauer Is imploring tis to stay the children. The building of side lovingkihdness, judgment, and —NO CXX. INC. righteousness, in the ehrth.” ' ■ ...... '■ I 4,1 StrMt longer. ' ' walks was, in fact, the next logi ^Recreation Bofird > Furthermore, his tetaons for cal step, in the old street's modem Selections from the Bible in-, Kiinday, July 29 TBdlt. ^*I^1SRGU|0N elude the following: "There is Midnight—2 a.m. Volunteers Needed^ '' WUT',TER R. TEUGDSON wanting us to stay offer another revival and progress. ------...... jl'olunteers Needed Coventry, July a6,^<6p«cial)— PubUitMr* Zion EvnngMcalhcal lAitheraa St. James* R. C. <8iurrh fear in Love; .hut''%perfeotxIbve 2 a.m.—4 a.m. fyninded October I. iwi unnatural tangle of motives. One^ The rest of this fable is olmply ' — CuuTch&urch Rev. John F. Hannan, Pastor rastelh out fear; becauita/edr hath 4 a.m.—6 a.mi ...y ...... Volunteers Ne6(il^ ■ The recently napM^ Recreation torment. He that feareWxjs not ...... ; Volunleepi Needed BUSINESS reason we are considering a reduc told. Sidewalks it was, and the (Mieeourl Synod) Kev. George. P. Hughes 6 a.m.—8 -a.m.',.y Oommittee of theTowrt has elected PubUaM Btoi7 iSTtiUoi BxceM hmdara and Holtdaya Entered at the tion of our forces in Germany, out- surveyors came along and marked ‘Gpoper and High 8U. Rev. Edgar J. FArrell • - made perfect in IgyC” (1 vphn 8 a.m.-^lO a.m...... JohivAlcCauley James LuytejitTts chairman. Mem Poet Office at Mancheatar. CoaB.. ae aide our possible reading of the Rev. PAul O. Prokopy, Pastor 4:18). 10 a.m.—12 Noon ...... JiMdine Jacobs, Roger Winter cuta Mail Matter. them out, right through the lines Miss Marion A. Erdin, Sunday Masses: Correlative passages from the Niton—2 p.m‘...... ^-william Breadheft bers werer-appointed by the Board ■0B8UR1PTION RATE! welcome clock, is that wa no of Bqle^men after a Town Meet- Payable to Adraace______of grand old tr^es. The chain saws OrgnnUt, For adults, 6. 7,. 8, 9, 10 and 11 Cliristian Science, textbook, "Sci i,p.m.—4 p.m ...... Volunteers Needed longer consider land troops in came, and down came the trees July 29, The 9tli''Sunday after' o'clock, with two Ma.saes at 9. one ence arm ^ealt'h with Key to the 4 p.m.—i p.m...... Volunteers Needed Ing/^te had authorized the for- Oae Te s u ^ Trinity in the main auditorium for adults ScriptHfee" by Mary Baker Eddy, 6 p.m.—-8 p.m, ...... Ci-awford Allen, aifford Fiiher irtalion of the committee. < iix___ MOntilSMm .eaaaaaaaaoaAaeate S7.7S Germany as important aa we once that had Shaded, the good times / X other officers named ’ included Tbrt« Months •»•«*••••••••«< 9 s.m.i Sunday 8<‘hool.' (Note: and on# for the children in the inpWde the following (p.454:17- 8 p.m.—10 p.ni ...... Volunteers Needed - ■ On# <•••••«••«••••••• : iSK did, when our present German and bad, and the new street Sunday School' recess ■ dUripg ^■f) ; “Love for (Sod and man is the ...... Robert McComb* ■ ^ GeorgeJUlnkel Jr., vice chalnneji; DIRECTORY basement:' and two Masses at 10.. 10 p.m.—M l^9t>t W##1C1F ...... policy waa formulated. ^erged. a little shorn and naked, month of August until Sunday one in the main auditorium and true incentive in both healing and Mondsy July 80 • / Kenneth A. Downing, secretary; AIB(1# 00|M^ aada a aaa 00 a# e aa« I Mrs, iWilltam Hotchkiss, tresa'-ter; But if land troopa aren’t aa im waiting for its sidewalks: And, al after Labor Day. i one in the basement. ^ teaching. Right ■motives give Midnlght:^-2 a.nt; ...... Voliintcfrs Needed '/ For.Corafrta Comfort hova a eoraol hair ttyla MEMBER o r portant aa we once thought, that though this was progress, ' there 9:3Q .a.m.. Adult Bible Class. pinions to thought, and strength 2 a.-m.—4 a.m...... A'olunteers Needed,, and Mrs. Robcit A. Doggart, pub Tuttle's Let ter Upholater Your Favorite Chair Shenvin-Williamfi Quality Control Paiiitg THE ASSOCIATED PKhM . , and freedom^lo speech and action." licity chairman. The AaaecUted Prees la exclualeely means that the proposed 500,000 were still some who mourned the 10 a.m... Nursery in the parish St. Bridget's R. (ihurch .-A' a.m .^6 A.m. ,. . Volunteers Needed SERVICE STATION entitled to the uae of republlcation ot hou.se (Hiring church Worship. Rev. John J. Delaney. Pastor 6 a.m,- 8 a.m. .. , Bill Evans ^ The Recreation Committee is Si ilia dliSllcbta cjadltedw It. or Germans Adenauer ia supposed to trees, and could not quite see the ^ X a n ohtgrowth of the woi-k of John individually dosigntd for you at Hit not cthenrtao credited tn thia Mper 10.a.m.. Divine worship. Rev. Roirert ('Mrroll and The Salvation Army 8 a.m.—10 a.m. . . Volunteers hfi'^ilod Rout* 44A, N. Cavantry and alao tbe ttcai newa pubUibed bare, provide for us aren't as important, Sidewalks, at first, for the memory 'll a.m., Gotteedienat. Rev. Theodore Gubala, 661 Main St. 10 a.m.—12 Noon . Volunteers Needed L. MacQuown and Hai-ry R. Ryan, Tel. Days PI 2-7600 Ab ri(bta ot republication ot apecial either. The truth is that we don't of the trees. It was a hard choice. 2-2:30 p.m.. Registration at •Assistants Major and Mrs. Jot kup, Noon , 2 p.m. ... . John McConville, Ro TVlnlsr These men enlisted the'aid of *6 dlapatcbaa bereln ara alio reaerred. Zion Lutheran Church. 268 Bristol others and raised |5eech. Thuraday—I p. m. Wettoeaday. Gormany, Adenauer might even be 8 a.m. tfoly, COmninnion. w Church. “ . Upbolstsry Tor Friday—1 p. m. Thuraday. -10 a.n^ ‘'.Family Service.’*'Morn Rev. .Afteor J. Hefternan, Pastor factimer in question could not meet MOTOR SALES n r Saturday—1 p. m. Friday. deposed in Germany, in favor of ■ Rev. Francis Karvells, Curate' foreign competition in his particu ' Mancheeter Evening Herald Vr SpwializiBg GARAGE Claaalfled deadline: 10:80 a.m aa ing Prayer with sermoii and , in- South Methodist Church - YuHkee entr.v Correepondent, Mrs. , C. L EXPERT AUTO BODY aad day of publication aaeepi Saturday — some regime which would swap in atruction to yoiinger members by- lar line, then it behooved him to la • 18 Main S U T d 80-9.4881 Masses at 7, 8 :^, 9:.30 and 11 , Main ,St. and Hartford Rd ,/By A. H. O. see about changing his line, and little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6281. FENDRR REPAIRS • a. m. the troopa nobody really wants the Rev. Roman L Harding - of a.m. The Rev-. P>ed Edgnr, Minister * Fumitur* Rt-uphol- now for the thing which ia a Hartford. Senior choir. Yotinger getting into a line where he could ENAMEL and LACQUER Saturday, July 2* children will be dismissed'after in- Rev. Percy Smith compete. REFINISHINGS storinq SpodoHdow la necessity, the unity of all Ger St. Maurice's R. <7. CBurch Philip Treggor, Minister of Music ,Wc wish to make it quile,clear atruction into the care of our vol .^fiat, had we been in the same The result was typical, tpn- of Writer Reports’ REASONABLE PRICES , * Auto Tops IRAKI SERVICE Hls Mood Is Dangerous many. unteer couples. , Bolton Center' the Ribicoff rise- to fame. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor . Morning Worship at 8 and 10 shoes, we would ipoSt certainly FREE ESTULATES To sum up this tangle roughly, Nursery age children are car'ed a.m, Afterwards, the manufactiirei-- Civil War Bailie * Truck Cushions Wa obaerved, when Secretary for separately in the old rectory « • ' . have ended up.^doing the same ROUTE SO—WAPPING CONN. Front End AHflameaf. one can aay that Adenauer, com Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 Sermon; "A Word to f Stiiner.” questioner went tip to him and, still 599 CENTER 8T. (Roar) Dulles abruptly withdrew our of ‘College Buoy' building facing Park. St. Children thing. We arq.dfsru88ing not human unpersuaded, nevertheless conipji-- AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN mitted to a losing policy, is afraid a.m. Dr. Fred R. EMgar. , Fort Slocum, ’ N. V., .fuly 8 TEL. Ml S-SSSl Gonorol Ropoir Woric fer to help Egypt build iU dam Since this Droodle brought up niay be brought there at 10 o’clock fk-allty, oj'the failure of courage, mented Ribicoff on his candor and (Speci)t1) ^— The Battle of Gettj-s- TEL. MI-S-5464 we may destroy that losing policy. f(>r''the hour of the “Family Serv Church Sch(x>l and phurch time but the- remorseless exigencies of at Aswan, that Egypt's Nasser the subject, I've prepared a jia t of.' Saerad Heart Church j. nui-sery will be hel^At 10 o’clock. hone.sty. Ribicoff might have his burg was fought again w-ith, Why should he prize a losing ice." life,arid 'policy and responsibility. di.sagrcement, but he also had his Would now be in a dangerous mood. up-to-date Nautical terms that.you ' Church St., A’ernon mtidern news media playing a new- policy? The answer seems to-be r ■ Wapping Community Church In short, thei'e come times when respe):t. role in this historic tiirning-point But we were thinking that he that It is' the only policy of which weekend sailors can paste on Onler Congregational Church Rev. Dnviii C'oekett, Minister a man can no longer indulge' him Now we shift forward, aeveral battle of the Civil War. Specializing tn FYozen Food Clifford O. Simpson, Minister Sunday Hasses at 8:30 and 10 Almost everyone has a favoritew Vacation time is-here, and mahy.7 Containers. Refrigerator and might step up his threats of war he is capable. I f there is f win- your anchor. (11 Mizzenmast: Mast a.m. 3lary Burnham Denslow, self in the luxury of all his con years, to a news item of July, 1956. Participating in this unique ex R. Russell Peer.v. victions. chair and no other one seems to be ' of ua are planning ' to combine | Freezer Bags, FlaaUe Food In the Near East In short, our.{ Bing^Txriicy availabiX tX ony he used to hold up miizen |2 | Aft: Orggnlst and cAoir Director it is a news item of a protest, and ercise during the pa.«it two weeks seat of your cas, drive down fo four different decorator apf Containers. Rear of boat (3) P'‘ore: Tei-m used .Associate Minister This ia sad. It is inevitable. And plea, signed by six New England' w is one Connecticut aiid three anywhere near as comfortaMe, but I Messier's. There is a wide range work and play. If you are in this prOyTO trims. These books wjll be Imagination wasn't as fertile as himself could never adopt or Mrs. Shrrrnn Adrian Second Congregational Church when engaged in putting practice 385 North .Main SI. SNew Jersey Field Press' Censor eventually the day comes when j of patterns In car materials car category and are contemplating loan^so that you may take them Rental space available for your ‘his. execute. Consequently, his top fear Organist and Choir Director real blame. For what really hap anese textile Imports, and what ship Detachments. The 204lh Field One of the moat yivid’.y on roof of cabin (4i Binnacle: A q .. Watson Woodruff, D.D. Arnold tV. Tozer, Minister ,/1 0 a.m., Worahip Service. that chair ..as gone beyond the . ried here and. in most cases, you doing a bit of painting during home krtd see Just how well the frozen meat and vegetables as The “nationalization” of the is that we, who helped commit him female Barnacle i5i Abandon Mrs. Barbara Becker, There will be no services during pens is that there comes a time they are threatening to do to the Pre.ss Censorship Det. of West beautiful of the hirthstonea, can match the pattern. colors look in your ownow-n home little ss .04e n day. Minister Rmeritiis when the risks involved in trjing shabby stage and just must be dia-, your vacation, ■visit the Sherwin- Suez Canal, which has now become to the losing policy, will run out Ship Term used when man from Choir Director the month of August textile industry of New England, Hai-tford prepared an at-tual is the birthatone fot* July. No matter whriher it is a small Williams Store at -981 Main St. where diff(rtiffepent li|lighting, your Nasser's savage retort to the -the Finance Co. arrives (6l Mrs. Mllilred Oalehera, Organist to follow your convictions are no We don't know whether Governor dramatic radio program involving carded. 1( you ha-c s"ch a chair, ' rip or tear or an entire door panel Nothing could be more disappoint furniture! or rhg col)color may make on lit and make our own way to Sunday, July 29 .longer your own risks exclusively. incidents surrounding the battle of W'h.v„ not call Wllbrod J. Messier: West, Is apparently within his Launch: Meal sensed between 7:30. Holy Communion. North 5Iethodist Church Ribitoff. in his conclave with his PHONE that needs refilacing, you will be ing than using a paint that does a difference■ence yiour ultimate ward a ivinning policy, which breakfast and dinner (7( Lifebbat 447 N. .Main St. Then you. must ..question not only fellow governors, ■ bothered to Gettysburg. The- program was of Messier Upholstery. 599 Center i choice. The advahta'ge of this L. WOOD DepoaSsMe C)aaBty Serviee! legal rights. At least, Britain, two 8 and 10, Church servlcee. Sunday, July 29. delighted with die fine wor:-. Mes nob.stand up under all conditions, T. would be, of courae, to reunify Ger drill: Device used for boring holes Morning' Worship.,9:30 a.m. Curnick M. C. Ndamse, the rightness of the issue involved, reiterate his own basic position, or geared to tehch techniques of NORMAN R. WEIL St. and fet him upholster the chair ' sier Upholstery al'wa>‘s does. Floor and when you use the “Quality large ba.<)ic color sheVT Is evident, LOCKER PLANT Sermon; “How to Become a but your own right to make a press censorship. , for .vou i Not only will the chair be-, years ago, conceded a similar right many by making propositions for in bottom of Lifeboat to let excess Christian” IV. “The Necessities." Sermon: Ifoiir ,lteUgion—"Bur Interim Minister - to put himself on record as be GE.MOLOGIST Carpets for all rirkes of cars are Control Paints" manufactured by for it is s6 much easier vo^sualize 51 B1S815LL ST. to Iran, in the case of the British- Water out (8) Blub-glug-glub- Mrs. Robert Dobson, decision which involves the fate lieving that .some more basic solu T lie,-progTam was written by S|MH-lallst la.Jewelry upholstered hi any material you ; Sherwin-Williams you are sure, of juat how a color will look with this TEL. MI 64424 Willian H. SehMKge German unity Russia.could not re the Rev. R. Russell Peery, asso den or Bur|len Bearing?" . of others. SJ72 Hsrland W. Warner, staff also available at Messier Uphol owned oil industry there. Nasser is, blub: Expression" used by passen ciate minister, preaching. Supervised nursery during wor Interim Organist tion of the freer trade problem Tel. »n D-686S choow, but the sp>^ng> will be tied i stery. The prices are very reason the'results, for they are- tested and large sheet versus a small sample. tSS Sptwje St. TeL MI-6 -7 6 6 6 fuse. ger who has fallen overboard With this vague-sounding apolo , Tvnter for the Hartford Times; or teplitc^d. When it ia. finished, l Do stop in and ask about it. ^ e r - of course, pledging to pay the'" 7:30 p.m.. Special senice at ship service,: must some day be found. It wasn't able for all work, so wh.v not take controlled from the raw materials Poor Adenauer has to be for which means “Don’t just stand Sunday, July 29. 9:30 a.m. gia out of the way, let us gcj really important, whether he dirt and Pfc. Ronald K. Devine, staff you will hhv^ a chair that .you can I advantage of this service? to the finished .^rojlupts., Thieir wln-Wllliams will be delighted « k atockholders for the property BoltonLake property, (.canceled ExhjJiUJon. (jf .Church. .Vacation ■ The zerytee will b«l' conducted sharply^ack to a somew-hat mem .writer for the Manchester Herald. be proud of. With all the comfort-1 Serve you. While you are there, Gerrrtan' rearinament. which Ger there; notify the Insurance Com last Sunday because of rain, i Schooi/handicraft after worship or not. in the realm of actual Messier Upholstery is open daily paints are tested"linder all coii'di- Egypt ia taking. pany.” by J . Robert Nelson, assisted by orable evening mid-way In. the policy anrt responribiiity, he no, The show was produced by Major | able features which has made it tions and further tested by the l(K)k at the complete decorating mans don’t want. He , has to be Mrs. R. Russell Peery will be seryw’e. Jack Abbejs of Ansnflis. STRAWBERRY- from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and an eve hloN — hoiuea And it is part of the picture that the organist this Sunday. / ----- Mrs. Elbert Carlson, soprano solo pujtllc; career of Ck>vernor Ribicoff. longer possesserl the Tuxury of-be your favorite rll these years. Dial Weather-Ometer. which simulates ai(J of harmonising (xilors. against the reduction and removal ist. •|4e was, that evening, a Congress Devine lives .in Covent rj’. M.I-38831 f()r an estimate on^the ning appointr’ent may be made -by The Art' Department of Sher •re palates there is already on paper an agree ------'—TT------ing able to follow his individual . dialing MI-3-8831. For upholstering all weather conditions from blttisr There’s of occupation troops, which Ger Vernon Methodist Church Mr. Ndamse will continue hfs man. .He had Just returned from a (fonscience or intelligence. In that RHUBARB cost of the work. \ ' . cold to extreme heat, so you know win-Williams is a most complete with 8. W. P. ment by which EgjT»t would take Emanuel Lutheran Church A'eraon, 0>nn. sermon series with a message en on furnit )re or cars, depend upon one, and you will find everything A * than aay other mans do waht. He has to favor con A T h o u g h t fo r T oday C. Henry .Anderson, Pastor 8ui:vey of economic conditions in ! evening before a small-town Hart You may be certain of fiW^v-ork exactly how Sherwin -.Williams over the Canal In the' year 1968 Rdv. Warren Coveil, Minister titled “The Servants of Truth." ICECREAM the excellent work done by Mes.sier Paints will weather. front oil paints, brushes, easels, Hobby paint. tinuation of the partition of his Melvin T. Peterson, , ' Marjorie Stephens, Organist Europe, and he was addresalng a : ford Courttv audience, his risk had when it ia done at Messier Uphol Upholstery. • anyway. From this' angle, Nasser' small-town audience, soniewhere,in ] heeti persoiial, that he might offend Try this new detirioua taste stery, for Wilbrod Messier startMs Another fine service offered by canvas frames to the popular For own countrj'. It is difficult to •Asst, to thr Pastor ■ Eld ns Johnston. Choir Director Playground paint by numbers sets. Many peo Is merely Jumping the gun by 12 The Holy .Spirit Charles S. Wakeley, St. John’s Polish Hartford County. He was dis and lose vofes by merely saying sensation! Strawberry-rhubarb in this business in 1918 and haa Willard Marvin, manager of Sher . You imagine a much heavier load for NaHonal Catholic Church cussing the issue of foreign trade, sauce blended into wholesome D O I'itl^ RECORD win-Williams store, are books of ple are taking', up painting as a Jim was 12 years old. One eve Minister ot Jifdalr Sunday, July 29, Morning Serv what he thought; At the conclave been in business in tlanchester years. any statesman to carry) and 28 Goivvay St. and he. was holding to the theme of governors, there was ftill that vanilla Ice rream. . . since 1923. Baltimore, Md. tffl —‘The larg interior and exterior paints in a hobby, finding'it. most restful and S h k k w ih - ning he told his father that' he ice, 9:30,. est, dally double payoff in Amer the result.s. Are amazing, Why not Bring tbe Children. Tm^U But legal or not, the move is full there can be a certain perverse ad Ninth Sundayv 'A fter Trinity. Rev. Stephen Stryjcvvskl that other nations must sell here risk, plus another. .Thfa time, if he Notes In Pints and ■] Gallons You will find a wide selection of choice of 90 different .coloi-s. 'ihese of trouble. A dictator who feeds on could not believe in the Holy Sermon; “The Ch)istisn Ac -Walter Grzyb, Organist if they are to buy here. At Y’oiir Favorite Store or At ica was at Pimlico^ Dee. 1. 1955 books have a large basic ' color look through this department? love to last look arollnd^ miration for the manner in which Divine Worship 9 a.m. cent.” the Rev. Mr. Covell, tried, to translate his views into upholstery rostcrlals at Messier when Joymaker and.'^J^dvice re The-wallpaper, department is al W iLU A M S auch tougFhness, and who finds his Spirit' because he could not see Sernion: "Responsible Chris • Then the inevitable sharp ques actual policy, some New England Laughing' clowns and g a.11 y Upholsten,-. S.-imples from five sheet with smaller sheets of siig- h o b b y S H O P P E ' 981 Slnln St.. TeL Ml 8-6888 he>8ticks to his losing^ formulas. Scripture; Colosalan.v 3:1-17. 8:30 a,.m.. Mass, also a'first an tion winged its way up to the plat turned 15,932.50 for $2,, gested color trims, at le)ut three so being enlar^d, and among the own people cheering him heedless Him.- • tianity”, Melvin T, Peterson. Junior Sermon: “The Teakwood textile mill might actually close. decorated booths set the scene for Royal Ic* Cream Co. lending upholat'.ry companies are Corner Center aad GrlawoM Bte. Opca A Charge Aeoooat niversary Mass for the 'repose of» form. What,'said the questioner, new additions affr beautiful mu/ala It’a fnn te make It yonraelt. V We Denver ly as he docs so. will soon find him Next day his father, an elec Solo. "If 1 Gained the World”, Pulpit" the Rev. Mr. Covell. the soul of Dsniel Sokolowzky. the two annual playground.s car 28 Warren Street Ml 8-6956 featured here -to insure_a wide in paper and canvas. Stop In at It Is Working trician, took him to the plant. Swedish. Mrs. Lorraine Johnson. what if such foreigh -selling here nivals Wednesday evening at Rob selection .of fabric-s and pilterna X" self in need of more such 10:30 s.m.. High Mass. had the reault Of bringing in a the Sherwin-Williams Paint Co., 'y.’Jhl's is where the power comes Calvary Chapel ertson Park and the West Side with a price range' to suit any 981 Main St. You are always wel chauvinistic gestures. Egypt has This nation is novy far enough from to heal oiir stove and give us Concordia Evangelical Lutheran brand of competition the ques Playground. Each playground'was ‘purse. Fregli Fjth at IVfancheBtpr Sea Footl (AssembUes of God) Commiinily BapMst Church tioner, a factory owner himself..| come. a charge account may be/ ' already been using its geographi into its poPio season to be able light. *We cannot see the pow;er, Church Iisurai Agaiiit responsible for three Ixraths at the MANCHESTER When jiaving a piece of furniture opened for yo'iir convenience, an^ “King Of Heels” Odd Felloiws Hal^at Center 598 E. Center St. at the Green could not meet. What if freer trade, i MANGHESTER cal position alongside the Canal to to judge, authoritatively, that the but it is in that machine and in Garden and Winter Streets Kenneth L; Gustafsdh, Minister John R. N'eiihcrt, Minister carnival. The children decorated done over, ., iu .ave th • choice of they offer (leUvery .service. / .’th e Rev. Erich Braindt, Pastor in his particular line, stole hia > VACATION RAIN? them and helped their supervisors deny its use to the shipping of Salk vaccine has been working, the power lines." Mrs. Inland L. Howard, Organist foam rubber, cotu n or springs for / 3 Mingle Ivan Beckwith, 9:45, Sunday school, with . Mrs. Lester H. Wolcott. ' market from him, and closed his ; run them during the evening. cushions. Simply state your choice. Israel. 'Who knows what nation and working well. There ha.i been "Oh,. I believe in elrolricity,’.' Organist and Choirmaster factory, and threw hls men out of i DRYGL^RNERS Jim cut in. “1 know you do." his classes for all'ages. Church School Superintendent If not, coN The weekly Family Picnic was E^timat'ea on ork ore cheerfully Heel. Service might next find its .ships barred a relative trickle Of cases among . 10:45, Morning worship. . work? What then? | vei-y well, attended at moat of the rj0 given and >-ou may be sure of itatia- Deaths Last Night father agre^, "but you do not be Sunday, July 29, 9th Sunday It waa the hall-mark of Ribi-i f3 WELLS s m n from what ought to be an inter those who were vaccinated last lieve in it ^ a u s e you can see it. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. 9:30 a. m.. Church, School for LEE M. SILVERSTEIN playgrounds supervisois arid to factlon when- the work is finished. ‘ after Trinity: A hearty inviUtlon is extended children. Cradle Roll through cofTa rise to public esteem that he | join in with actiritles being held national waterway? year. But the usual thing, this but because you can see what it 10 a.rn. Worship Seiwice; ser did not dodge or hedge, or smooth-' CHOICE VARIETY Messier Upholstery also carries B.v THE ASSOCIATED PICESS Tolapltona MI-3.72$4 can do. Likewise you can beheve to all to come and worship with us. Grade 3. M l 9.0638 on the playground during the eve upholstery materials for cars, and Los Angeles, July 28 i/P)—John t x i There will have to be savage year, is for polio to strike among mon. last of a series on “Scrip talk hia way out of an issue. If he I ning. s.,' in the. Holy Spirit as the result bf tural Reasons for’ Coming to 9:30 a.m ...Morning Worship with QUALITY if yoii have a tear or spot on the B. T, (Jack) Campbell, 76, manr political repercussions in Britain. the unvaccinated. There has, thus, First Church of Christ, Scientist the Rev. vMr. Neubert preaching. had smemth talk, it Wss the im- ‘ The chil(fi^en's movies were shown aging editor of the. Los Angeles SMing what He does in people's Church": “Reasonq 13. 14. '15. oil Thursday evening at Center SEAFOOD EXPERT That country did the right thlnx been a .heavy concentration of li'ves wherf'^ey are surrendered for Coming to Church.” (Nursery MaSoalc Temple ' Sermon topic: “Why Are We Evening Hcrald-E’xpress-- for 21 In getting out of Egypt at last. cues among children less than to Christ aniTpQMess His. power.’' RoBglous?" Park. Other movies v)-ill,he shown years befoi-e hls retirement in 1954 in the Parish House to care for Sunday service, 11 a.m. Special music bv Mrs. Ellery B. Aii^ 2. 9 and 16. ^ 43 OAK ST. 701 MAIN STREET ands 4oday do not small children.) and associated with the .ncwshaper TAILGRING Sunday school. 11 a.m. Keith. . -Ruffed animals, felt beanies, ^ TEL. MI 9-9937 for 43 years, died Friday, He was Open Monday thru Saturday freedom, and one powerful, .con indication of Uie vaccine’s effec recognize the working nf the Holy 12:30 p.m. Service of the felt pocketbooks. and felt pins are HOLLISTER Latvian Lutheran C(fngregation. Wednesday meeting, 8 p.m;' born in San Francisco, troversial thought in Britain will tiveness. ' ■> Spirit despite Je.sus’ pro'mi^ that Reading room hours: . Covenant Congregational ChurcJi - some of the varied projects that He would come to dwell with^ us, Manitow'oe, VN>s;, July 28 (jP)— have tq bs that this would never Thanks, to the vaccine, there is, Tuesday and Friday. l2-4 p.m. , 48 .Spruce Rt. the rhii(lren are working on dur to teach and direct us, and to >«.: Church of the Nazarene ’ruesddy,..I-9 pj«. , Bev.f'K. Ejnar Rask, Minister O hdsU L. ing the. Arts and Crafts period. George J. Macfai-lnne, 73, editor have happened if British troops at thepfoment, only one American veal to us the things of God. 466 Main Street , Wedn^dajr, ,7^:55 p.ni, Last Friday evening, two dances Q uality of the Manitowoc Hei-ald-Times ’ TREE PRUNING had stilt been, there, exercising community- which is suffering A. C. Walker . C. E. Winslow, .Minister were held. One was at Robertson TELEPHONE since 1948, wliosc newspaper I MASURY ' ftertetide Wilson and "LoyC’ vvtil be the subject of Morning .Worship at 10 a.m. Ser their old imperial dominance. Fur ething like an epidemic. 'Hiat The Upper Room the ^Lesson Sermon Lor Sunday, mon Topic; "R oad\t0 Travel." and the other at the Weat Side. career started in 1901 at the' Flotence Wood, Ofgnnlsts Manitowoc Daily News, ownod by j n il REMOVAL thermore, there is trouble for Chicago, and what is happen Sponsored By 'The Mancheeter 2 0 . Wednesday, Aug. 1, mid-week COAL and COKE Last night the dance was held at PAINT 'Council ot Churches. / 'n t e Golden Text is from service at 7:30 p.m. the W ^t Side. Music a-as by rec Mimeographing hl» father, died Fi-iday, | too. We advised.Britain to get P)-^f r. . is good point Hava yonr trees pruned aaa for it reveals that, in Chicago at and Internnediatc Departnient#' rtenoved by Ueeneed and ia- of Egypt, and applauded Britain JAPA.N, NEPAL AGREE Election Week is the theme for Prompt Sarvica ^ SERVICE Frederick Green, 88. pirofessor of ) rnred tree eargeoaa. when she did. And ws undertook l*»sl, the disease ia changing its meet at >the Davis Memorial. next week's activities on the play- law at the UniverUty of imn'ota 1 Tokyo,' July 28 PP)—Japan and Worship Service. l0:45 /4.m.. / gro.uiid. CMildre . will be campaign- front 1904 to h's rcUrcmerit \n the smashing of Nasser, the black habits.( Its habit, in the past, has Himalayan kingdtmt o f. Nepal Message, “State of the SapOtifled'' agreed today to e-stablish diplo Evangelistic Service, 7 p.m.. ,.lng for tHeir favorite'candidates. f«r pkysfciAaa, dehUste, basi- 1936, and a nationally recognized PAUL'S mail artist, tyhen We withdrew been to strike moat heavily in the An election will be held on Thurs Is^cme aensmen, etc. 24 hw z aervlM, authority on constitutional law, CARTER TREE our offer to. help him build the more desirable sections of ‘a com matic relations. Message; “Secret of Serenity” died Friday. Paint and Wallpaper Store Stock up now be ready when cold,, weather, coaim! day to tietermine the winning can RUSINESS SERVICE 66YM days a week, Snadaya aad 645 Main Street ' Aswan dam. 'What can we now do munity and to strike least heavrily didate. 806 MAIN STREET koildaya. CYlicago, July 28 (/P>- John E X P E R T C O . The .daily pIaygro;xnd‘ program to compensate or help? Were we in. those sections where living con , CALL US TOD.4Y: TEL. MI 6-1278 date SL. Tel. Ml-a-7i91 LeWellcn, 46,' free ' larice wnler, j Tel. MI 9-0300 PHONE MI-8-7695 right in our effort to blas.t Nasser ditions are less pleasant. It, has runsias follows' 9:30-12:30, games •f the originators of “Quiz j IN THE CENTER PARK and tournaments; 2;SO-G, story on- radio and television, and | off the world politicai map? been as if rough and perhaps un Along the Road JEDDO HIGHLAND CdAL h()ur(i: 3-5. arts .and crafts; and What to serve the family that-f on the .staff of the! Should.we have based otir attitude healthy living conditions con- 6:,30-8:30, apecial event programs. It’s . . will please everyone? That |a sim Mimcie.'-Jljd,. Evening Press and j .ferred some immunity to th.e S u n d a y A t 7 P. M . Softball. >aaketball, horseshoes, specify. Why, not place an order: H IG H G R A D E T. P. HOLLORAN toward the Aswan dq,m exclusively CONNECTICUT COKE Caram ies"' Shop A t ple, juat go down to the Manches for cocktail aauce.’or tartar sauce on the TiniK ^e-Fortune staff, in ( on our reaction to Nasser, thus disease. But, in Chicago this sum Conducted by the Salvation Army volleyball anc 'games for alj ages ter Sea F(x>d at 43 Oak St: and Chicago,.'died I^iUay. | FUNERAL HOME will, be conducted throughout the at the same lifirie? You will enjov giving him an opportunity to pose mer, polio has been, striking moat Wit/i Joe Ow^ns For get some of that truly delicious All-Conditioned Music by the CiPodul land and M de Chorus also. . . ' ■* fr«hlBr(Kk”lslw d\sw ordhW hrti ‘^^ CONGRES.S IX)ST SIX PRINTING heavily in a slum tenement area. • Fun . GALLASSO’S 1 Ideally loosted—epnvenleat and as one championing the welfare County Editor - . Mon'day eyeuing, the Oldest it-now in aeason. Sword F:ish is al Premiaei by the Ven- ^Washington, July 28 tiPj ‘-i Six of his own people against our a l Even there, however, the concen Spociol Speokar: ' FOGARTY BROTHERS P ’ nny Contest is being conducted • Hobby truly ecxxnomicat biiy,- because, , ,1 . , ,,, ,, u lawmakers died during tbe tv>*o JOB AND COMMERCIAL away from the buey thorough- • Gifts' K A R D W A R C m i ' tare. DlatlneGVa Servloa. Mod leged iphumanity tp them.? tration is still oh those' whb have The firemen learned a lesson—A turned tn their homes Sunday.jeve- Rev. Ejnar K. Rask of the Covonont Church 319 BROAD ST.TEL. 9.4539 ; on all the playgrounds. The child there is no wake, and whether you ^e split for broil- years of the 84th Congress — the ’ PRINTING / having the oldeet penny will re • Sell to Friends SU PP LY C O . smallest number of-deaths in any ern FaolUtlear One always tries to think of not been vaccinated. So, whether "Don’t play with fire.” : ning and Cold of the "harrowing" In Case of Rain the Service Will Be In the Citadel Opnier Mala Street aad Now. U:a:t,f the . guffaws and , experience and others didn't ‘ try Fuel Oil —- F'luid Heat Oil Burners ceive a apecial event award certi Congress in 20 years.' Prompt and Efficient: pifathig what basic solutions ought to be. or not the present Salk vaccine is ficate. . * . Middle Tpk. East Those who died included Sens. ot All Klhila T. P. HOLLORAN chuckles fife ove>-, a look back to j'tc hide the fear they held' for CAMDOT (Opp. Oonaaa^R Bnlck Sta.) will vote for i^ieii oflln. ,^1“ With waterways of international .still _ to be improved upon, as we Sunday bring, to light the serious- : them'selves and their companions Yeu'H l« Glad You Come! Wednesday gening the ever Arthur and Lorlng Ventura, pro-1 take care of this for you. Barkley (D-Kyi and Kilgore (D- Funeral Director significance, there is . no question expect, it is doing a valiant and ness of the. “planned’.' fire vt the ; when the smoke mushroomed sky- This Adv'. Paid For By The .Manchester Kiwanis Club popular Dog Sljpw will be held at CERAMICS STUDIO For a complete Uae of kard- prielors bf, Manche^r Sea Food, arc particularly WV4). and Reps. Chauncey Reed - the playgroui*^. Children with waro and electrical supplies. COMMUNITY PRESS JOHN J. CRATTY JR. what the solution ought to, be. merciful job of cornering end re- Shoe Fibre Co. plant on Pine Lake ) v’nrd ahead of the flames, which knotv flah as onlv commercial fish- (R-Ill). Dingell .''VD-Michl, winning, dogs.'will receive J>bg 117 New Bolton Road Distributor for Aluminum Com- Buchanan (D-Pa)'and Granahan Cor. No. 51nln and No. School Llcenaed They ahould not be controlled by stj-aining the disease right now.. Shores, Bagiev ille. Tnere 'were i some estimated reached 150 to 200 Route 6—Ml .3-5756 e.-men can. for that i, what thev i plenty .of vvorried firemen an d ' feet upward. Show Awards for their dogs. blaatlob Windows aad Doors. did.11,4 before entering .h-cs.uthe-fish K...L)b' busiri aplit and broiledOuth V"" a“ 4butter (D-Pa). Streets—Telepboao Ml-8-8727 178 Center 8C,*-Tel Ml-9-7060 any single nation, or bj- ' any Civilian Defense officials on hand ; The normal spontaneous reac- ness. They know the importance or boiled and used for-ia group of natio.ns. They should be A Fable Of Walks Or Trees aiid it seeuis inconceivable that ' tion to the whole affair from n)oat AN of freshly caught firfh to Insure its salad. Jumbo shrinip, 'cooked or AbBE WINS AWARD ever! the fondest admirers of the people'waa a gcxxl hearty laugh, delicate sweetness, therefore they uncooked, are another summertime Siiffield. ■ July 28 ij»i -George FOR EXTRA MONEY truly Internationalized, for the use favorite. Serve with that wonder Abbe of Springfield, Mass.,' haa MANCHESTER of all. No one nation, or group of Once upon a lime, in a^^ew Eng volunteers could atten^)’ to writ#; After all, it isn't very often move purchase from the smaller fishing land community about the size of the incident of* -as aom'ething no ' than SOO firemen set their '^ v n -Alheneiiiii Nolcei vessels which do not stay 'out foe ful sauce made by Manchester Sea been named wnjtner .of the 3956 MILLWORK CO. nations, should have its glin.*: com- Food and Keebler crackers, alao Shelley Memorial Award, it was Mrnchester, there 'was a fine old one became excited about. fire, and who had ever heard' ot -INVITATION Vsbh "Bou^PiMDs a week or two. Tossing the fish WE PAY SM Broad SL—TeL M1-9-S28S manding such ' international auch a “planned’’ fire getting out GOME sold here. announced • yesterday at the New street • which was ' seeing better Ordinarily, . trie removal of a into a freetei-, these small vessels England Writers Conference at ^w aterw ay. If there should be guns woman with a heart condition from of hand. There is no harm done Npeetel Exhibitions rfturi) eac(i night with their catch. . Fried clams, scallops, fish and HIGHEST PRICES again. 'It happened to have HEAR THE GLORIOUS GOSPEL Of' THE "Sports Oars and SporU Car chips, french fries to eat at the Suffield Academy. The alfard there, they should be Uier- pre- an area to sheltef her from condi by those who received the news in *I^e fish is rushed right to you with carries a stipend of about 8800. For Rags, Paper. Metala been almost the first lane in the tions -which might affect her health such a manner, but the joking Racing" exhibition on riew in every bit of Us ocean freshness in store or to take home are' avail N O Withe ! * beet " ^ te risely to guards a u in st the pos TO WORSHIP Averv Court through Aug. 12. In able Thursdays and Fridays. Man Abbe, the author of five collections and Scrap Iron one-time tillage,, a couple of. cen- wquld be a n<^le service by the should cease now for beneath it all every bits. Try some, at Manches of poetry, taught at Yale. Colum sibility that u ty smgle nation or firemen.. This was necessitated benefits were derived. LORD JESUS CHRIST addition to 150 photographs by ter Sea Food and you will taste the chester Sea Food ia open daily fiorh CALL OR DELIVER TO a General Bllllwork group of nations should seek to luriea ago, and once the actual Reynolds had often mentioned F* L. Eveleth of Westport, there 8 to 6, except Mondays during the. bia and Pittsburgh universities. •AJornpleto Wiadew Uaits Sunday aa war treatment for*burns are four sports cars on exhibit in C.J. MORRISON difference. control or dominate any sucli center of a village. Then time tp several participants in the ex the fire hazaril presented by the A\l. kinds of fish are carried at summer, and from 8 to 9 on Thurs e AU Size Doers passed it by. and it slumbered4010 ercise. niilV. If it had caught fire before THIS SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 TOMORROW*» ' Avery Court. A Maserati. Mer- PAINT and WALLPAPER COMPANY days, Stop in an(i see the wide OSTRINSKY e Mitred aad Glued Trim wiiterway, and such guns .should cedes'*'4tenz. chassis of a Bugatti the Manchester Sea Food, clams e Expert Cabinet Work long decades of decadence. But, Two Willington volunteers were Sundsjf's exerci.se a n d ^ lv -a few 885 CE.NTKR STREET TEL. M l 9-6718 for steamipg, little necks, cherry selection Ot tempting seafood they Dealem la Waate Matartala bo those of the United Nations. thrown) Into the lake by the pres companies could be rallied to fight and a Porsche can be seen in the -carrj'. ■ * CUSTOM MADE 731 PARKER S£. o Complete Hardware Dept through prospe; ous times and thin, SERVICES ,8 and 10 A. M. (Jourt. The excellent design and WE GIVE, URECN 8TA.HB8 stones, - and If you would like sure of the hose they were luing to the flames, the fate of the entire clams on the half .shell, telephone CANVAS AWNINGS Tel. M1-S-S785 or 80-8-5879 it had one glory. It had big, beauti fight the blaze and. reportedly, area might have been at stake. Aa r GOSPEL HALL functional styling of the cars can TIib Load Adenauer Castries be • seen at close range. your order in and. they will be ful trees, even when it didn't have -zome of the print blistered on it was. this threat, to homes and SERMON: ready for you at any time' you much fresh paint. some of the nsobilc eq.iipment c.imtrySide was eliminated. 415 Center Street, Manchester, Conn. “Selections from the Lifar Cok H mto U no batter Uluatration of lection of Ballet Designs now on the Unglad wab of losing policy in Then, as we say, the atreet be owned by ' the 30-odd companie- Ir alao exposed the volunfeers p-eserit.'. to a fire much larger than any As many as are, led by the spirit of God, they “A WORD TO A SINNER” view in the- Special Exhibition MANCHESTER which wa and.Chancellor Adenauer gan seeing betUr days again. Some’ Willimantic Deouty fire dilef posaible in most Tolland County are the sons of The spirit itself bearetli wit Gallery through Aug. 26> Seventy of West Gannany ara caught than ■i-aek of life and pride was struck; Albert J. Martin lidn't pull his towns and enabled the.m to be a By,REV. FRED R. EDGAR - drawings of costumes and sets for ANSW ERING SERVICE part of a large team. ness with our spirr, ,that we are the children of the ballet have been chosen from MRS. BETTY RUTH ED#A|IDS, Frop. tha aawa that the German leader lawns and gardens grew neat; punches whM he said, "It got among the 167 paintings in the MANCHESTER la protaaUpg any poaaibility h o i^ spruced uj>; th^ giant trees away from ua.” lie- and other offi 'At a^y rate, let's not forget the God. And if children, their heirs,.heirs of God, SERVICES FOR CHILDREN — COOPER HALL cials were thankful the homr of dally service rendered bv these and joint-heirs with Christ; if so be that we suffer Wadsworth Atheneum’s pernia-- th at "we may reduce our oequpa- shaded pleasant, attracUve scenes; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Porter, situ-, men ffitd If ineUned to scoff at the nent collection. BREAK the Bhaliis That Biari! AUTO PARTS ttoR fotcee m hia country. ^t began to be remarked how nice with him, that we may 6e aLso glorified together. "Isadora Duncan Drawings” by ated about 150 yards from the mill, "planned fire’' take time to recall : to b R'J a :;' r the magnificent effort by Rey For we are .saved by hope; but hope that is .seeii ’■ 'EVERYONE'WELCOME Abraham Walkowitz on view in TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SERVICE aad YOU'LL NEVER Hera, once again. Adenauer ia the old street looked. And the peo was not seriously cathaged. is .not hope: for what a man seeth, why (loeth he the Morgan Lecture Room. Also fuactle«iag coualar to tba natural ple livii^ there began to have Tolll)nroa home the tying run in a wiruting wop for Cleveland as Barly Wymi very cold and she ahouid take a CARNIVAL tS ITU posely to fill the bases. getic letter assuring him that such BY BICE TURNER nicknamed '-4 Birds' homes CIUGl Sau! Rogovin, th'e its seventh straiiibt 3-C over Balti was >walked intentionally, Roy seventh-mRlng rally by the Giants. put his record at 13-8. He needed flatiron tp bed with her. Next a thing' would never happen again. 7 Goal post in E AR L W. YOST The defeat mal.es a sweep of the •'----- State” u u n tghthander who looks »s more^ Boston defeated Uie Cliicsgo Campanella 'popped a bunt th> ' Bobby Del o^eep {lomered for the help from Don Mosei in the ninth, morning U)e mistress asked: His elation was quaslied a moment early Roman u Sports Editor remaining two gpmea.in the week Mistress — Weli, Aggie, how 7—L-iaiU though he’s having trouble end series \.dth the Phils almost White Sox 4-3. Detroit beat ash- was tray>ped by third basenscn Don Cards, who bleW.^-2 and 4-3 Igads. however, after the Orioles put a later, however, by the discovery only seaport games did you make out isith the flatiroh oif the Inter-office memo which had 8 Soviet city a "must” for Milwaukee before' ington 9-4. * Hoak. Campy was out a' first, but Reliefer Lindy ^qDanlel Jost (t man on. third with one ou t Moeil 13 Small apace staying p.wake on the mound, last night? inadvertently been inserted with 9 Balsnce (ab.) u n c i I SHOTS HERE AND TH ERE -J956 aeaaon,- haa been ^ ______heading Into Brooklyn for a four- Rogovin. who left seven Titnners Ernie Banks and Gene Baker got 14 Expunger u a n turns out to be the guy who and Joe Jllargoneri T|mh it, with forced the runner at Hoipe on . Girl - OK. 1 guess. I got it the letter "and which said tersely, 10 Small islands Ba.Teballfana in Manchester may i the Expert Rifleman MedAl by the game set Monday. The Dod' ers stranded while winning hia sixth so Involved dou'oling uo Amoroi in 15 Lariatf L3 U U B illj WWte h o m e r PR,^g for the pinch-hitter Bob Hale's (rounder, pretty near warm before daylight. “ Send this lobster the bug letter.’’ 11 Room for 1 have a aecond opportunity to ytew *• National Rifle .AaaomaUon of finally flaggelay-1 A m erica.P u b licity releases have Giants. then retired Dick Williami on • action (coll.) 32 Scottish river 44^ap kee’s jiennant - pressing points of secorid place 'Cincinnati earned run. ' Joe Ad: ock's 22nd A.similar pl.iy had worked for tlte' 17 Onager The Yankees, outfit by’bhe A’S grounder to end It . A woman traveling by train 12 Made 36 Leaser 46 ncllnaUen ers in action__at Mt. J>febo in started to c o m e ^ in hopes of get- Braves. ------j^y extending tlielr v'tn01ng__att£nk home run produced Mih.aiikee'a Cubs in the nintli. ' There seems to be no limit to October If present plans'material- ting the boxipg public, talking for 26-16. finally won It on aNyalk — Tom . Brawer— won— his__ lAth- was talking wi^h the man in.,the 18 River duck .mistakes 37 Girl's name 48 R ^ l Italian The 33 year-old veteran, cut to six gatre.. with R 4-3. lO-lnning pair following Gran Hnmner'a er Cfdrl Ersklhe ifoit hie eighth of what some folks will submit for Izc. Last fall Spec shea's M a jo r a bout between Willie Pep and and two errors by shortstop calching up with the While SoA next seat. In describing her^ holi 30 Female sheep 19 Conclusion 38 Cow's call family namt decision over t>.''> Chicago Cubs. ror on a third-out groimder in the the seasoi: ami seventh in a yow, the sake oif money. 21 Related Leaguers performed at Nebo in a Larry Bpardman. What do I think loose by De'roit, CThIcago White Baxes. Tfie A's, thrice comln, on an eight-hitter. The 'White Sex. day she said that she had visited 40 Mixer part „ 49 G olf rrtqmds The Rcdlegs gained on Milvatp; sixth. Saiil's only bad moment striking cut eight. Pee We.Gr^**"* It is said that Sir Walter Scott, night game against Ham ilton''*' a ntatch between the two Con- Sox, Cincinnati and even Balti from behind, had five straight ho had beaten the rlfhthaildar San' Jose. on meeting a half-witted fellow 41 Calm S2 G rain uae^ kec by, beating Pittsburgh 3-2 on came on a leadoff walk and rlnfie ,,and'Carl Furil jo homered'for the hits by Hec Lopez and homers by irNnine of 11. meetings, Ifwl thslr i s f ' " n ” hiM ” Mu* Standard and proved to be a smash uecticut fighters If Pep could more before catch.ng on with the Wslly Post's' ninth-inning triple. Man — You pronounce that' one day. said to him: 42 Its-----valley as breakfa'st ii. the eiglit;'- but he retlred...EdT Brooks.1 I.'oak hit one fbr the Cubs. Hsrry Simpson, who drove in four I 6tnsin the laat 19^aa Boston- hit at theblKdi.s office. The game.fi«>'1« rounds 1 believe Philadelphia Phils, had the Bravei And three ex-Cartlinals Bi|l wrong. It is San Hosay. In Cali Sir Walter Scott . Sandy, I’ll 28 Fish eggs is hemmed in cereal \ Slathewa. Hank /.aron^.an(l'Ad Relief ace Turk Lown, who had runs, and Vic Power. Yogi Berra, smaclcad 12 hits to hand < Jim 27 smart in was pronioted by Hamilton that he would outpoint the young bi'»aking their backs trying to' hit '.Sami, R ed. Schoendienst and fornia you should pronounce all gi'e ye a.thousand pounds if yqu 29 Therefore by the 54 Diminutive \ er Boardman. But, if Bosrdmsn cock ori popiips. won six straight, lost his foqrth. Bill Skowron and Andy Car'ey Wilson ajfl ninth defeat. 'Ted W il atUre Ills slow stuff las', night and beat J's as -H's.' When were you let ine kill -you. 30 Atmospheric Piedmont of Benjamin Jackie Brandt— drove irf five runs Willie Jon$8'h'ad three hits, In- . Post's pay-off triple followed homered for New York with Tom liams' inflgld out scored the 31 Wand ‘”’<1 h*"-' Willie, it would be- .cniong t'lem as *hc New' York there ? Sandy.. — Na, na. Sir Walter, disturlMnce. plateau 59 Quallfled \ of the AlUStara said, was tkb third :I all„,r over _ in____ minutes.' 'em 5-2. His six-hitter ended the cliiding,,hU' l(Jt;i homer, for the a one-o\it single by Johnny Temple my Byrne winning his sixth after clincher. The woman thought a minute, 33 Worthless bU biggest on the New Braves' winning streak at five Giants ended tl eir losing streak at Phils'- only club with an edge over in the ninth off reliefer Elroy r e lie v in g in the ninth. Wally but I'll compromise wi' ye', an let 34 Compass poin t^ The TigersXiegalned a share oE then answered. you half kill me 'Ipr h a lf the Pullie reports that "K j What are some of the top Na .‘.'■'mcs and trlmme ’ their National eight games v.lth a 6-5 victory the Braves tills aessort at 9-6. Face. A rt Fow'er won his ninth Burnette, a recent Yankee farm 39 Self-esteem \ i fifth with BaUb^re with a flve- Woman — In Hune and Huly. money. r Pittsburgh, Eddie^Tost of Wash tional Baskcthall Assn, players League lead to 4'3 games. over St. Louis. Brooklyn lopped Chicago on Gil with an eight-hitter, including Dale hand. lost, it after also relieving in 36 Ransom run fourth inningX triggered by ington. Jack DUmar and Dan- doing In the off-season? Haskell Saul was pr.'.ctically the whole The New York Yankees retained Hodges'•srra.chle hor.o from sec Long's 21st home run that had the ninth. 39 Spherta Harvey Kuenn’A thK^run double. , A man who vvas^ tortnented by ley 1 ^ny 0'ConnelL'"of the Braves, Clem Cohen of the NBA publicity staff show, slrinllng home two runs to their 8'^-ga.ne Ahierican Leagi e ond while the Cube were pre-occu- tied it at 2-all. A pair of aixth-inning homers, a Frank Lary won hisYNnth, Strik 42 Celebrated bedbugs in a sleeping car wrote dynamic personalities because they ablne p t ^Brooklyn and Dick writes . . . Clyde Lovellette oTMin- break a 3-all tie in the sixt'i inning lead the hard way. going 14 in- pied with a meaningless double-' Sarnl delivered a two-nm triple two-run shot by Rocky Colavlte ing. out seven in an l l ^ t U r . Bob an indignant letter about the mat are always exploding. . (eb.) imovan o f the White Sox have nespolis is working as a traffic after 12-game-winncr Lew Bur nings'ti^beat Kanaa-. City 10-9 af- play. Hodges had doubled to open after Schoendienst had singled and a solo smack by Jim Hegan Wieeler lost i t ter to the general pa.ssengar agent 43 Bone ali>j«ly signed to make the tour. . ropre.sentatlve for a Terra Haute, oldhe railroad. Women are unpredictable. Ynii 49 Encounter ^ttlV ^ Sammy Nakaso, former Ind., express conifisny Carl Draiiii He was cautioned by his friends never know how they are going to 47 Feminine , 'T rin it^ O illege athlete, has been of the Knlcka is an r.Ircraft work S O that he would probably not re- manage to get -their own way. appellation named nwtball and track coach at er on I.ong Tslnnd Walter Dukes T e l Victors M Short jacket ^ Zb Central Cbllege in Fayette, Mo. . and Ray Felix, both of the Kniclts, McBride and Hamilton 90 Conatellation Sam Coheriv^sports editor of the are beipg schooled by New York 91 Futile Bridgeport ncrald, was mari'>?d .scout Fuzsty Leiane' in the finer Behind Sqjiibb WAY OUR BOARDING HOUSE ^ w ith 6 V j . t). WIL l I a Ms MAJOR HOOPLE S3L,eaaens today. Sam agd Max Liberman points,of tlie ga'iie- Bill Shar nsn W o m e n ’s T e a m C h am ps 58 Legislative • 6f the Courant i ^ l be honored by of the I'eltics'is doin.g public rela Standings group the Connecticut ABey Operators' W L Pet. ALL MV vacation PROBLEMS w tions work in POston Monk Staadlnga 57 Creeping nr Association, Inc., aiHhe eighth an Meineke o f Rochester is ssid to Man. Auto Part) ___ 10 1 .909 BS SURE n e a t ly ir o n e d o o t - ~ ■ with a bit of confusion Anne McBride and Avis W L Bet. 98 Mountain nual testimonial dinnet on Aug. 22 Great Eastern ...... 9 2 .818 ITS OM-Y MOfflEVi E/CEPT w h e r e to 60 ni ■PE be running for the office of sheriff Hamilton won the Team Championship in the Women’s Di Moriarty Bros. . 4 3 .w r spurs at Milford. . Unveiling of Rocking ____ 7 4 .656 MO.' SEARCH OF RESTFUL. in Ds.yton, Ohio Mel H Jtchins of Tel-so ...... Medics ...... 4 3 ,«67 NOT TO BE 80 Dinner courte pT ham Park's new million d ^ a r club- Csse. Bros. ..*...... 4 7 .364 vision at the Countr.v Club. The winning duo squeezed past OMC Re l a x a t io n anu d con FYirt Wayne is pro.specting uran- Man. Auto Part* 8 3 AOO cc^ f a r e d t o • DOWN houae was a tremendous success. ii m In Utah and Cluick Noble and Rainbow Club ...... 1 9 .too Ida Biretta and Lucille Carvey in thel final match 1-up. A THOU g e n i a l COMPANiONS.'- m on Green M^nor ... h e a l t h a n d na C . . ___ 1 .100 National League penalty question arose on the 13th 1 S ,1*T S A N D . TH e MOONTAiNS.THE Jfl 1»M kj MA toewo. 1 Weight for More than 20,000 visited th'^'lub: Corky Devlin of the Pistons are Mercliants ...... 9 house last Sunday. . Larry Mac- \V L Pet. G.B. hole and neither team was certain DW.LAR5./ •SEASHOR&.eucOPE 2 precious partners in a peat noss b-islness in The Medics, led by Ron Allan Phail. former niajor league mag Fort Wayne Paul Seymour of Righthander Ro.' Sqj’lbb hurled Milwaukee 33 .629 that the match was over on the — ESAD.' I'M A LL ‘Nonttnst! They'll find ut! This is An election year, atones Hilinaki and, Malc^ak and Vib \nbberta, put togathar 13 AGOe—I'LL ASki 2 Prayer nate, has eight horses st-abled an Syracuse has opened a hardware Telso to its ."econd win in 4fi hours Cincinnati 39 .976 41, 18th hole. Both Mrs. Hamilton and tin't it? We’re registered vetert. ain’t w e?” Brooklyn .39 .971 5 Mrs, Cai-vey; played the wrong ball Play ffir Club Crown hits to down the lait-plaea Oraan THE g o v s FOR IDEAS.' 3 Plant (var.) running at Narragansett. ind paint shop in Liverpool, last night at Robert.'-on Park as " - r Manor 14-0 at Buckley Field laat Y’. and' leaniniat« George Kidg St. Louis 47 .484 13 bn the 1.3th gi-een and the Wg ques the Telephoneiuen 'ook an easy 11- Pittsburgh ... 43 47 .478 13'j tion w-ss who was penalized—.-one night In a National Litds Laagua ow'j^s a ciportin ' goods 8,tore. in Finals In the Club 'Champion contest... Eleventh annual Coaches Clinic 2 decision from Case B.os. i a Rec Philadelphia .. 42 .4.92 16 or both contestants? C^aneston, W. Va. He w’iil coach 91 ship will be played .Sunday PRISCILLA’S POP Jusi In T im e al the University of Connecticut Chicago ...... /'39 90 .438 17 The Medics scored in. every In BY AL VERMEER al .M^'is-Harve.v next season. Softball Loagu'e gam». Thursday As a result of the rnixup it was with two Stans— Hillnski and will be held Aug^. 14, 15, 36 Prin niglit Telso whipped the Rainbow New York .... 32 .99 .368 23 necessary to play the 19th hole ning but the second: Corky Parina DON'T W O R R Y ; I SANW . lY O U B R E A l^ cipal speakers will be Ray Kliot of Matqgnk — meeting fort he cov spaced six hits as the Manor boya B O T H Whsl Hn the players think of Club 13-.2 Saturday's .Schedule since the. chamrplonshtp mateb was eted honor. The 36-hole HOLLYHOCK.'t JT DONE WHEN ..SH AK E ’ Illipois, football, and Adolph Rufip thellf m anners? Is he aggressive all even after the regulation 18 stranded eight runners In allowing I KNOW WOW O N K N O W Squibb was untouchable as he • Chicago X t Brooklyn, 2 p.m.—r match will start In the morn T E LLY 3U .1 H AND S ANO^ of TCentucky. basketbatl. Other enough, tdo\l«'J) vs Mnglie (3-3) h()les; The tua;yeiise mo inted after Perine his aecond shutout of the TO HANDLE I T E L E - i > T H E ' pitched a neat two-:hiUer. allow ing. Neither has won the COM E O U T, speakers 'a'iil bf Morris Kabrlcant live, .unorthodox. popvilar, too St. Louis 'H New York, 2 p.m. Mrs. Biretta ard Mrs. Can-ey won season. Ron Allen hit hU eighth THIS.' , RULES , jr= > ing aix bases on balls and striking championship before. C H A R U E BOGGINJ GOING TO BE V ISIO N .' FIGHT of Stonington High, bssketball, much the buddX and not enough — Mizoll (9-8) ^ Gomez (9-10) ■ the match on the 19th since Mrs. home run and Vibber.ts his aecond. “ '/ r - out six. Bob McKinne.v played an Legion Inflelder PUSHT/ — IN G .'! John1. ,, Toner-vof j w New. .. Britain. .'v;., Toot- 1 "** bo.ss? The Current is.sue of Milwaukee at "Pbilsdelphia, 8 McBride and Mrs. Hamilton Alien raised hia batting average a excellent garie behind Squibb, » ,L *'*•* ®'’ ‘Xlngallg of, t Conn, I .Sport magazine tu»,n.t over half handling five giound bails and a p.m;— Crone (9-9) /a, Simmons seenred the apparent victors after to .667, collecting a perfect four- football.. Riveraide 500 w ill be the .1 a dozen pagesuaees to the. National fiv withovt an error." AlcKInney ( 6- 6 ) 18 holes. It was onl.v af-er check Woodbury; Mary Gangw'ere and for-four, including a homer, two feature stock car "rqcip tonight at do-- .es and a single. I. Siinday’s Ks-hediile- Hartf()M, also at 3 o'clock, Sun Brennan. . 1 0 a *c:- BY RAY GO'TTO Fred Haney — "Too close to ah r h i»o a ** rbl RfW. lb ...... ,l 0 0 - chester coached Hamilton. Sland- Clilcago at BrookI.vn (2). 2 p.m. day aflerhoon and the third meet- pArin^, p .... the vest.” Marln**llK If \T. 0 2 n 0 0 a 0 0 OlCAY, a L si-d'a softball team to the Hartford i McKinney 2 15.0 0 St. Louis al New York. 2 p,m, Haney Ad^MJnside Baseball i Ing. if necesskey, will be played un- Brady. 7h ... 3 1 0 DO IT,' W E lL Dusty .I^fhgue title during the phst BUI Rigncy — "More a budd, Scanlon i r» 5 0 2 0 Milwaukee at Philadelphia. 1:39 j der the lights^Tueaday night at Jonea» rf 0 0 1 than a 3>oss.” 'x WWrp. rf <» 1 0 0 0 BEVOLLmbNIZE "THREE ZEE" season; The Hamilton' golfers, p.m, j Muzzy Field in B r l^ l. The victor Fred'an. rf II o 0 0 0 Tbisli ...... 33 14 13 II • 1 a RANCHING.' SPREAD. HERE STKItteS ON \ captained by Bobby I-aFrancis of ' ShkfriF. Ih 0 n 5 0 Clncinhstl at Pittsburgh (2), 1 And Spirit to feayes’ Thump will represent the (llatrlct in the Orece Maser (#) 1 2 0 2 3 ab r h - pn a t rbl AFTER TO nenoAD as Manchester.' also ' annexed the I K. leBr^nBon, 2b' p.m. forthcoming annual State./rourna rue CLEAN-UP Dusty Golf I,eague title while the I Birdie Tebhctta 'Figtiringest;' Jlrim-'v: 3h ... .32101 ^ , * .. I— I Rohrback. aa .. 3 0 0 3 BE KNOWN AS I .1 2 2 2 0 Monday's Schedule ' menl. Summrrvillr. Sb 2 0 11 N/TTER A6- baseball team easily won the Du.sfy manager around.” '^ ■ . B hei*en.«ii). if. 'vSquihh. |i ...... ,0 - 0 0 1 Second of two dispatches ■»is ahead ofiitie pitcher, who t/ien In posting the first unbebt^n Torn»»hn. 3b .. 10 0 0 CEIYES A Milwaukee at Brooklyn. 8 p.m. F>1rr. c ...... 3 0 0 8 COlVCUES/ON^ loop which should’ make General •**tan Hark — “ Popular, but not, By JIM M Y BRE.SLIN must come in "With a good pitch. season (ever chalked up by a I T n *' a n d wWITHIN DAYS. THE WAIL Manager Erie Marlin and Person^ daring enough." i Titals .2 \1 5 21 10 Chicago at Philadelphia. 8 p.m. Kosak. p. 3b .. 3 0 1 a Cum* Rrt <\) Cincinnati at New York, 8 p.m. Legion combine! Casey Forliri'a "lOrton, lb ...... 3 0 0 4 OF tH E ravO TE GIVES' WhY nel Manager 'Johnny Sulllvan''hap- Bobby Bragan — "Unorthodoxr-j---^—r—— ^ A N e w ^ V k ‘l^^fET?^?o^^^^^^^^ go in as a 8 0 3 1 TO THET HIGH WHINE OF THE pv.... William Haniiler, a member but takes advice.” j wtilppie. X 2- 0 3 0 0 Only Games Scheduled ' : , ,, . . -1. pinch-hitter and squeeXa home the w'eU-balanced ' club rolled If '.'..v r f n 3 a an inkling of what managing the ^ Hartford 7-3, 7-1. 9-4, Wethersfield Jaccby.vah. p ...... 1 n () 0 FABULOUS PHYSICIST'S of Manchester High's CCTI- cham Mayo Smith - "A good skip-! 8 0 0 0 0 0. American loagiie „ ■ . - J ,7 winning run in a game ha Phila- 8 0 0 1 1 0 Bravea must mean to Fred Haney' . , . . ,, „ * ,, X .11-2, lS-2, 7-1, Windsor Locks 5-0, ZawistonlHd, rf ... 1 0 0 0 FANTASTIC DOODADS AND pionship rifle team during the per.” 8 0 0 w . L. Pet. G.B. Koplln. rf ; ...... 1 O' 0 l 64 30 -. , . , * , delphia, , Haney recalls. Y'The 9-0 (forfeit), 12-0 and stubborn ELECTRONIC RANCHING IS 1 Oanir»*B. :ib r ... , 8 0 0 i 6 I New York . .681 when you go back to last year at ^ol a bang out of it.” , rn 2b ...... , 8 n 0 1,\p ni.Cleveland 54 37 .593 East - Hartford 9-1, 2-1 and 2-1 Totals 0 811 8 8 0 HERE- (BUT WE DON’T KNOW 2 n -S'.j Ebbets Field. Full Use of Bench Srori! Mayo. If ...... ; 1 C ^ 0 i Boston 52 40 .565 11 -on the way to a perfect 12-0 Si-ore by inninfS’r'*^ FORHOWLONiy^x^-M^^ WUiipn. B8 !, 2 0 n Manev was standing in the Haney makes full use of a bench Mpdlca ...... 3 0 3 1 1 8-14 /Chicago ... 46 43 .517 15 •- ! w»n and lost record. 3B: Allan *3. Jnn«a. KoMk, Colanfate; Yunhees Outlast Kansas City Mosu^r, rf ...... • 0 1 PitUburgh cdugout before a game which rates with the best in the .Baltimore .. 42 51 .452 21*1 Jnlinson Top Hitter HR: Allan.) Vihberta: L o l^--Hedieii J fa d & •!a. ~1 T*>iAlJ!,,' ...... 24 GrrriiFfvAoEa Mai^or\FbAam 7;W, BB:M . Periiie^ --1---~*‘-e as__ 2 '*2 « l'ih.i,oit ...... 42 51 .4,92 •21', with the Dodgers. He ftshed into l*»gn«'. Southpaw Alan Johnson, who Sror#* hv InniiiRR hia pocket and brought out a , "That was the big kick when I 1, Jacoby 5; SO: Pcrlnr 7. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES New Man BY EDGAR MARTIN In Nearly Five II(mr Marathon Tf*Jb« ...... 3 0 0 3 0 2 3—11 hington' 36 59 .379 28‘ , also perfolsps in the outfield apd Jacoby, i; Hits off:...... Knaak Cik!»e Rro8...... : . . ; . 0 1 0 0 0 0 1— 2 City 34 59 .366 29', wrinkled telegram. "''*1 came here." he says. "Just h a s a massed a laudable ,419 runs inIn 3‘ 1-3 inninas: ' Jaenby 8 to r^ BOT WEfU. BUZ SAWYER -X,, 2B M<^Kmnry; 3B‘ R Karrn.«nn: "Don't pilch Friend todav.' the standing there and looking at all runs In 3 2-3 Innlnsa: . HBP: Jaenby I-D-E *EPt tVB OOWTH PLEKTJt? TO SEE THE X BY ROY CRANB SA<*. Sranlon: DP. I'* ■Today's .Schedule batting averagC;^,. is expected to (Jones)I): Scorer; licFarland: ‘Fima: (ORBCK CO W BO Kt Kansas City. July 29 (/P) Last McKinn^v |o laiirrmion to BB I Boston at Chicago. 2:30-p.m.— purple capital lelteri read. It was ‘hat talent on the bench. I never draw the Leglon'*a-.,_ pitching as 1;20. CHBIO&E MOTWPT EOk?.-TV4A>SKS 'dOOD MORN1H6,COIBS...S£EN tue SOMETHlKSa’ m isnt twit YES. ' AND LISTEN 70 THIS.^EZY! * THE HOEESES VUPE night's 10-9 conquest of tlie Kan- Bqulhb ft Krinjak. 10: SO; Snuibb fi. j Nixon (3-4) vs. McDonald tO-1). signed "^ s n e h Rickev." ' had that before. ' signment today. In notching three TOKOO.'WNOrEK^ ------Krinjak 4. Mila nff. Krinjak 5 for 11 ttL'FO« LL-, BVOkiE. »F E «? TWE 8ANK IN 08CKHAI8IT THE BANK MItRE iWELL.TU A KANPSOMS NAN and A EPCrrY PfO-HAUtED WOmANT an.s City Athlclic.s by the New New York, a^. Kan.sas City, 10 The Pirates flnlihed last — 38 » • „ ba.seball man," the triumphs this summer, Johnson has AMERICAN LEAGUE York Yankees was the American nina in fi 1-3 inninga <'*or«' 0 for 0 riina PETl'5> 'DWOEW* tOBBEb YESTERPAY YOU cashed IDUty be! AND 600D TklNO YOU BLEACHED YOUR in 2-3 inninr WP: Krinjak. H Poro. p.m, Sturdivant (8-4) vs. Kellner games out—and Hanev took the , Draves. tell you. "And he doesn t given up just 13 hits, fouh-.vralks Standings - ~ x dACKRAsairr League's second longe.st game of "j|] ‘ I let you forget that i; what you are. vWf.THUrSlHIEIIE TRAVELER^' HaO-UP la-:- Krinjak. f 7-3). ■ and six earned runs in 24 litrilngs Police it Fire ...... 8 1 CtlECKS? TOOK PLACE tl)e season by the clock and Us Washington at Detroit. 3 p.m.—• Today, . Hanes- stands on the [ He g o ^ , standup guy. says no. 10 days by the stewards st Rbek- White Sox' .9-4 contest of ' the j fo r ; a shutpiit in the .sixth when Oiler's three-game winning streak I past spring, has proven to be West tallied two runs in the first In “ 1 found no cliquM or playboys | Ingham Park. The suspension was .HRctford's biggest winner and un ning. and two more ip. the third on Cleveland Indians in Chicagq Ma.v | Jeff Gentilcore singled across the although they still managed to hold j On Slate Tuesday or anything.' 'he says. "T\e hard [ordered “ for failure to perseKere ■J7. That required four hours and ; only nin for the losers. on to fifth place in the team stand- j doubtedly will oppose the Silk the* back to back homers by Olts- i job was to replace Charley \ with his mount. Terrapin, Jply 26. Towners this afternoon at Nebo. son and Cowles. ') , T „ ™ , i ■ The contest concluded the regu- tngs. j Another-big night of softball is Grimm', the' best liked man i p ' ------— .■ ---- :----- Starter Ja<-kle Hedlund w a » I on tap Tuesday night at Robert- baseball.” . Blanchard crashed two .hits 4n the longest game of all this .Year; l ‘ charged wrilh the defeat, his third 1 son Park when the Police and . But Haney made a difference in three trips and four run* batted ^ as against four viptories. And Andy | Firemen's Athletic Assn, stages an the club. When a Brave hita V.Mistrettii Hurls One-Hitter in. Maneggta collected two of Mori-1 attractive do'iible-header. Pajred in home run or pitcher wins a ke.vV I ^ • ... ”1116 next game is npt until Mon arjy's four safeties. (. the 6:30 opener are teams repre day. Aug. 13 -when Police A Firs Still nursing hopes o f landing senting the Manchester Fire De tpe top step of the dugout. .There lAs ISassifh Score 1-0 Win plsy Manchester Motors. , Optical (Si CAPTAIN EASY one of the, four playoff berths the partment and'SMFD. In the fea is a definite sh6w'*of spirit. It 1 .Checkins: On Patrick BY LESLIE TURNER FRfeCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS H op eless Case ►(Wa-v iSw.li,*. d. b.ii,r*i™“- ™r«»?r,'a‘‘“d locals have three makeup games ab r h po a t rbl BY MERRILL BLOSSER in e x tra -in ^ g games than they-| ture contest at 8:3J the Police De never really was there before. . , , . * Ziebarth. p (13* ' 0 * 0 HIS FWPMIGHT call WA» PROM THg^ AFTER n ^ l P l f y & X aXOISB MB.WSS. with WKNB, Windsor Locks and partment plays host to the New ■'Haney holds clubhouse meet- A L l .MNI .LEAGUE ed the important tally to cross Buck. *» . s o n 0 STATION, TM SURE. FEW TRAINS LEAVE U FRUITLESS do in reguMion tilts. They're 3-1 | larci crnil^ .t « h » K»l)y, r ..... 8 0 0 n I KNOW MR.FATRtCK 1 ^ O U MAYCOAAff WOWIE ? Th a is a cool Wethersfield. Moiiisrly's trail Haven FBI. Tickets are on sale at inga, which is ' something new i '' Standings ^ the plate. Blanchard. 3b ^^AFTER THAT, AND A TlCKfiT ASEur J aUESTlONING av SiSHTi 1 SAW M AM -You of .500. K extra-inning vontesta ' 0 1 0 •r \ iMEYBAOU6HT______Tbuo LOOKING NURSE YOU and 34-99, or .366, overall. . us. fourth-place VVethersfield by one all Fii-ehouses, Polica Headquar around here," Bob Wolff, Uie Mil- . W L Pet. Monday night's game .-between Salvatore, cf, 0 0 0 AT THE TICKET HIM BOARD THE LARP MERC HIM ARE, eb r h im s o rbl and one-half games' waukee baseball writer. points ■ NSsaiff Arms ...... ,8 3 .727 Villa, Jh ...... 1 2 0 YCsrewyc/ HAYe.CHUM.' ■ IVsrmn. c .... 3 3 0 3 1 0 0 ters or from any fireman or police A *I and First National will start Peek, 2b ___ windows. .2:52 FOR ATIAMTA Mc/r ' S « / <■(■1,11)11, 2h ...... nio«m l)r)d 2 3 0 4 larwlB. 8h ...... 2 1 0 n I 0 0 over to the PFAA Fund. ■* tngs.' Haney makes sure everx-- N'ftBiliff Arm* <41 A 0 0 Clean Cliil Verdict 3 .3 I 5 U .0 2 Kiurh. nb ...... 1 1 0 2 <> 1 0 body knows what constitutes a Manchester Trust .600 •h i h pt> • F rhi Dowd, rf ..,. 0 -1 o 5UMBURN-~ • SUN Kt-.-qilpf. rf ■ 3b 3 1 2 0 -0 0 1 «»aa Pierson. 2b .. Tapp*, tl ... 1 O 0 WriHDOT i Minor, 3), ..... 3 0 0 1 2 1 1 nark. Hit ...... 2 8 1 1 8 0 3 .Although the FBI has not re mistake. He's tougher than Police A Fire . .. . 2 0* n 3 2 0 0 FOOR.6UY.' iain,,8p;' *i^'r ..,, .Rarrowfi. <* 1 -3 0 8 0 0 0 Barh4>ro, 3h . 2 1 1 0 1 2 0 Bennett, lb . 1 0 0 Taken by Berrios 1 0 0 0 o o 0 leased any information regarding Grimm, but don't get the idea that First National Bank 0 .t?UU SwciiBon. c .. 4 01) 7 0 0 0 KsparSK,'. 1...... 4 I. 1 I 3 II 0 Wpbb. cf ...... 4 3 3 0 0 0 3 ‘Tniais’ ...... 23 t S 1| 7 SO^OK. T(,nsrpn. rf ..j. . AVirtham. lb ...... 3 1 2 8 0 0 4 its club, it has been learned that he is a whip-cracker. He's just a ------MlRlrFtt*. p . 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 SH* Dr side 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 (•undArmin. rf 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 (I 0 0 , A^ncer U) 5 NHIM- Clnrlt. a ...... 0 1 0 0 0 11^ the New Haveners have managed sound baseball man.” Pat Miatretta came within four j” *h r h po HOVITAL New York, July 28 (,49- ' Miguel rf ...... K4»walj»kv. rf 4 1 2 2 1 0 1 2 0 15 10 0 S£LF/ 0 II O 0 0 (P7II 2 to play at leaat once or twice a * Introduced Bunt outa of Pitching a no-hit, rio-run ■ Lumbruno. cf 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 Cyr. 3b ...... • • - Berrios, a buay little Ruerto Hiibinos*. If ...... 2 0 «l o 0 0 o D^nnU. |» ...... 0 0 0 0 0 O DuPont, lb .... Rican, is looking aheaii to a tenta Mill'll, h ...... , 'WUiianiB. 2h 2 0 0 0 0 0 o week during the summer months. 0 0 0 0 0.0 (I 0 D 0 O 0 Rrlrt'. 2b...... 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Haney Introduced the bunt to I ^,m e as Nassiff Arms turned back Mrt'Jrth’v '^f 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 Dobrowilri. m , p tive Aug. 22 date at Sati Fran Marlmil. If ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 li Meanwhile,, the P o lic e nine, the Milwaukee'players. With Ed- s. -Pnii,.. 1 n ' C .... a. Po a Iaji. p. ES cisco with Flash Elorde of Manila ’ Tohuif'* Total* ...... 38 14 8 31 5 1 13 coached by Bill Sliaw, spill; in two die Mathew.. HenVy Aaron, Joe V l * “ Totals . 34 I 4 31 4 2 0 ...... 3» 16 9 18 10 1 8 At Hr* (S) Carrier, rf ..... after beating Kid Anahuac of ' AMpaldi'ft II) Miirlaat.T’a ofll meetings with its Eaat Hartford Adcock and Bobby Thomson sup- , Charter Oak Park. With two r-Hrc ta«vrrv. If > n 1 ah r h. .do a e rbl ah r h |>o a b rhi ah r h po a r rbl Mexico City on a unanimous deci-1 Htcimiaki p D,i),*,i*iv c'r .8 0 0 3 0 1 0 counterparts and has held a few plying the power, the Braves al- the _slxth inning, ^ r r y g„yd,r. 3h ...... • r. 3 0 1 1 4 0 0 Bomhardl^L 2b . ,y t 0 0 ...... 3 0 1 01 2 0 Snyder lofted a clean single t o , H-wUt. p ...•3 0 0 0 1 0 0 Hohenthal. rf L . y * EA Ek Sion, ■ ! .Sartor If' 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Morlai'u*, 2h . 8 0 0 1 3 1 0 practice sessions in recent -weeks. ways looked for the hit-and-run ...... Manrasia. as . 3 13 13 10 left for PAF's only bingle Whll-. ,..3 0 0 * 0. 0 0 Berrios wen the voles of all hyiw'h. rf ...... 0 1 0 0 n 0 o But the first game could produce to make a big innings Cairtvr 3h ... Totals ...... 4 8 18 10 • I rtifllipj*. iij« „ .. . .. , „ B<-ai Ih ...... V. 3 0 14 0 2 0 The win moved' Nsasiffs bsck ... 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 three officials last night at Madi Ki,a -h. 3h .... 8 0 0 1 1 1 V ...Unless the Braves are trailing FWf/r lb ...... 3 0 0 ( 0 0 0 Hkrore by ianinfs J. f: DATE WITH TKELMA CHte.HmM,i(iOT ostssfo 00 YOU HAVE HOME , JUST FAwousty, Aunt ^ Simiiinna, p ., for first Monday night when < Codv. rf ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Optical 5. Spencer 7: BB: Cowlas.S, 80UQU8T. ANCPHEk RUtENTB VOU'REdOlfkS MORpARECeTTINd "When Anahuac, iii.beaten in his Blak**, rf ...... i o o o i d o 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,'leveral former members of the "Thtft way,” he explains. "I Dabmwikl 2. ZIebarUi 4: BO; Cevlaa UP FOB OWNER I HOPE NO ANVWWE7/' FSOMTHE' ^ETHA.MreMASnN'SA . RDn*4.iii. rf ...... 1 )) 1 0— 1 are repreaenUd in the SMFD's Miatrelta allowed onl)l four !'Ny»iff* ...... 0 Tf 1 0 0 0 O-:-! Cteeaon 1: L : Cowl**: Bearer: C. wll- m/moiLAR MPtDVESMPLV PENTIGT'S CHAIR', .claimed he .had injured his right* TuIuI.y ...... AS 1 4 15 7 9 1 tera up witl^ a ctiance to getj*. llair.e. fVCTVtllNG./rB HOW Are YOU TWO !i, WalktMl for Tonar^n In 5lh. , RlrUiliirlrlll ...... 4 (I 4 2'4 0 X 14 lineup. ' * run. A double play in a hit-and- ^ a e runners with three of them |b*o; DP: Pl*r“ rirM i„ch u *?; 6AKLI hand. b Slfut'k out for o)in. Man«>aata: HR: ('lark. Also.. Shaw haa stated that the JV5rMP05f«Ur crm NG alon^ Sctiru by Inmncfi; Kowalaky; DP: .Vanrgala to Mi>rlar(v run situation -would leave me being stranded. The other was ' in to Futi-r: UOB: P a r. 3. Nasalffa in Bee): Knwalaky (p.Wldholm; IX>B: Police will challenge the victor of eraa^ on a double play., He ,M'.'.'Jrtt* L H_*wUt'4^'80: Mia- PALiwkR HOLDB LEAO ' \TO COOK WITH-^ Norman a ...... 11 0 0 n 5 x -16 starting off the second inning with A'esterday's Htars Anaaldi'a ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1— 1 Bloomfield 3 Morlarty'a 5: HBP: Bar- the I opening .contest to a game at my No. 4 man up and nobody on struck out seven and w a lk ^ only H'-*" 7: By Hawiil, OUT IT, WHEW , to rowa by Hedlund. iPiarmn. Simmnnai: WP;' HawlK* U Pitching . Saul' Rogovin, Phillies 2B M iatr^la: DP^ Cronin Tup- a later date and that could de base. one. Only one no-hitter was reg Wtuka. Karr; Scarar: Diana; ■flmd BslUmore, July 28 t/h— k n M -^topped le ^ e - le id in g Braves'||t'-„';',Mi..r..^;-. Bn ^Bvchnui., . 3 t:30. I WAS IN a/*Ava|r^ 1 SO'* BvrhnIakI 8. KVA* velop-into a real old-faahloned bat- " I like the bunt. I look fqjir runs iatered this season, 'that one be Pslmer, ths son of s pn> m Hot. FW15- wdnjiing streak at five games with vaifF» 2: HBP: Kaaavac^^ (CthvnnI:(<*lb*nnl PB: ‘ TRAIN AT UPSALA Ue. quick. I know we can win if we longing to Bob. Hewitt, altholigh addsd svidsnes to ths bshiB he’ll a alx-hitter, S’-i,' leaving' seven t>lba«jn; Scorfr: A. WifUama;' -Tlmr: M 8. , ' give our' pitcher five runs. Gene he lost It to the :Elks 2-1. Hewitt .OLYMPIANS STEP UP bacorns ons of ths bsst by SbIbb men atranded and driying in tie ■ East Orange.' NrJ. (49 •— The Ctonley, Warren SpJjin, Bob Buhl was the logingf pitcher laat night. into ths third round of 0 ^ EbBU breaking runs with a bases-Ioaded New York Knickerbockers of the CAPTAINS FXORID.A'FIVE aqd Lew Burdette win- with five Nassiffa scored their only run ^J^ew York — (N E A)—Tony An tm Open tpdsy with B 8J8rB#e aingle. ' „ , DOUBI>. TROl'RLE National Basketball League will Gainavllle, Fla. oP) •* Bob.Em- runj.’*’*- I in f the ;thlrd Inning when John thony, .light-heavyw ^ht. and stroke Issd. T bs |B-*BMie<<* train in the new 8579.000 gym Hitting Wajly Post. Redlegs rlck. high scoring center - from Hmney had the Bravea pull off. MfCartby-and JiraBarbero sln-' Spider Webb, middleweightl'tssm-* Lstrotost b b . the Triplex] home the winning run in Odesss, Tex. — (NEA) -- There nasium at Upsala (College here. Ashland. Ky... will captain the Uni- five squeeze Pl«Xf i » their first glsft outside of Neil Pierson's w-alk mates of Floyd Pattarson on the ysrd MeOBt rFleeBBBE the ninth to beat Pirates 3-2 amj will be twin .brothers on the Pro The o m . which aeata 2.000, will versit.v of Worlds basketball team 40 games iimier nim -'’more- thsn to.vjoad the bases for Nassiffa.' last United SlsU s Olympic boxing ■ fere put second place Cincinnati (W'ith- fessions! fJolfers' Ass3 gaim a of .lead. Bobby Maxwell is to ^ in ^iUy. and will life (ledicated OcL 3, l « t season for a school record. lessons. H i w ills until ths bitter St tbs plstsFsn infield bobt sUow- msin- avefit isuiks. ' *■ - \ ■-V "(3 / .1 -4) i x f - -J 'I L ! /yC IJAj^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULV 28, 1956 PAGE NINV f AGE EIGHT MAKCflESTER EVENING HER ALB. BIANCHESTE.R,'CONN., SATURDAY,'JULY 28, 1958 Houses' For Sale 72 Houses For Sitlc 72 Houses For S ^ e 72 Saburban For Sale 75 Suburban Fbr Sale ' 751 AutomobilM for Sale BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Dogs— Blrd»r’4*ieta 41 Houicbbld Goods 51 A|»artncnU— FUtih— S o ld ie r KiUs Gave You Wayne HOT AIR FURNACE with Silent T«(icmenU 83 $12,700—SIX-ROOM CAPE COD, TRREE BEDROOM ranch, style MANCHESTER-Two-Famlly. 5-5. ANDOVER — Attractive 4 room TEN MILES from Mamihestec, 1S51 NASH RAMBLER convert^bl*: BOARD YOUR ddg In our brand Classified .Glow oil burner, .complete w'ith cloae to new high achool. Good home, ceramic tile batli. diapoaB), Excellent condition. Timken oil home oh lot 100 x 277. Fireplace, near Route 65, neat four-room Radio, heater, newly refthlehed! jjew boarding kennel while you THREE ROOMS with tto^e an8 screened porch. Fine place for home 124-30), full cellar, alumi ate; vacationing. Tel. Rockville, i all controls, 175.00. Good condi refrig'eratbr. private' bath. Apply condition. Storm windows and screened patio, garage, combina heat, garage, large lot, very fine Fairfield Girl Douglas'Motora., 333 Main. tion. Ml 9-1043. screeds. neighborhood. $17,900. Arbor children. Price $7,500. Madeline num storms Slid screen8,'soll heat, GOlfN^enator esls 1 TR. 5f7891. i Marlow's, 887 Main Street. tion 'Storm windows, comer lot. Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. Mverlisement- Bus atop In (roiit of house. Comer' Realty Co., MI 9-5524. VMieUan blinds. ”lVo-story .18x30 $13,000—'SIX-ROOM . CAPE COD, bam, 13x13 brooder house, S u l -' OWNER ' leaving state, selling Close to schools. Oil hot- air Green Manor Rd. and Woodbridge CLASSIFIED ADVT, Aulfi Accessories—Tires Blackstone automatic washer, MANCHESTER — Six-room Cape, BOLTON — AttracUve three bed* try equipment. Lot 100 X 300. On West Coast liivestocli— Vehicles 42^ Business lAieations heat. Sts. Ml. 9-7560 or PI. 2-7838. room ranch with breereway. and DEPT. HOURS ‘ CASINGS needed — Buy new tires dryer, Hotpoint electric range, two unfiniahed, full cellar, oil $10,500. Walton W. Grant Real Stassen in Democrats WE BUY COWS, calves and beef , miscellaneous, beds, chests, For Rent - 84 814.0OO-AN OLDER SIX-ROOM ROLLING PARK—Six-room Cape, heat. Choice location, new Buck- garage. FuU baaement. Lar^s liv tor. MI 3-1153, (Uontinued Irom Psgd One) ; here, gel *10 for "amoothiM; COLXJNIAL in Manchester Green ley School $12,900. Arbor Realty ing room, family size kitViben. ^ t 8:15 A. M. to 4:50 P. M. I A and K Tire Service. Cturfom ttitOe. Also horses. Piela Bros. chairs, etc. Verv low prices. Call BUSINESS OR office lofcaUon.*’474 one unfinished. Fireplace, ceram (Ooatimied froal Page Om ) Tel. 5n. 3-7405. MI 9-1773. area. Garage, enclosed porch. ic tile bath colored fixtures, full Co.. MI 9-i»24. 150x200. Price $14,250. Madeline ANDOVteR. BOLTON, Coventry. drove back to his post and sur .Recappeia, Bolton. Ml. 9*:;]43. Main St., ground floor, l^ e a Needs some redecorating. Choice Smith, Realtot'. XQ. 9-1642. Good buys. Excellent seven-room COPY CLOSING TIME! rooms. Ml. 9-5229, Ml, 3-7444. basement, ' hatchway, amesite rendered to; the first. XI.P. he saw. ward a new poll Stassen proposes ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUver, location. drive, storm windows and doors. Cape Cod, 3 or 4 bedrooma. Large Military authorities t ^ Articles For Sale 45 Lots Tot Sals 7.8 BOLTON—$10,900, 6 room Cape» (4 lot, garage, fine location. . Nea^ to take on Nixon's popularity, Auto Driving SeKitol glass, china, and used furniture $16,300-NKW RANCH just off Lot 75x1*0. Trees, near bus,' fintshedl,. Immaculate condition, over to Monterty police. bought and sold'. Furniture Repair Main Street. Fun basement two three-bedroom ranch, large lot, wired Nixon that he had done so MON. THRU FRI, SLATE FLAGGING, 4 colored. professional s u it e . Excellent stores and school. Asking $14,900. MANCHESTER— Three lots on large lot. high elevation, -view. Chief Simpson said Kruse report CfJHQNER AUTO Thriving Schciol. Service. MI. 3-i'449. ’ location. 'TeS-^I. 9-1680 or 9-3849. fireplaces. $3,000 cash neces Call Ken Ostrinsky, MI 3-5159. fine view. Eight-room h m e , "without thinking of tha ImpUca* J"ree delivery in Manchester ..on Oakland St. and one in Sunset Es- Caritbn W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, chicken coops, acreage, fine loca ed he left Miss Shay "either dead 10:30 A. M. LeairKfo drive' correctly atKl' sary. Move in tomorrow, 9^94. o r , badly hurt." •safely. nvhvl'dUal instructior> by ordet 100 sq. feet or more. Corner i 8LIGHTI.,Y USED 14 cubic foot STORE>YACANVK./dentrally lo- $15,600—Route ,6 In Bolton, NEW HACKMATACK ST. First time on tatSs, Vernon. Call MI. 8-5135 be tion. Also new and original Co Uon." SATURDAY 9 A. M. tween 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. . Miss Shay is the daughter of Mr. competent J'^'-^perlehced ‘ ifiatruc- Route 6 and Stony Road, Bolton. , Jordon upright freezer. FIxcellent cated.'' Can be used as central SU-ROOM RANCH with storm market. Custom built. Six room lonials, ranches. Cape CodS, dairy Asserting he is for Nixon’s re- tors on dual-t-3^rol insured cars.' condition. *200. Telephone MI home with garage. Lot' 90x400. farms, shore front and lake cot and Xlrs. Herbert K. Shay. Her nomination, 'Vinson tolA the 'Vice EXTENSION LADDERS, wooden, ta^fktory, amair' office, small windows and screens, amesite Biiildinir Lots FIVE-ROOM ^anch located iri^-Bol- father is the Fairfield tax assessor Mrs. 'xheresa Welch TOCS COOPERATION m L L AUtbmattt or coih^tional shift. 9-3395 after 8.. variety store, or neighborhood drive. Lot 250x500. One minute walk to new school. ton. Lot 100x200. Call MI 9-1093. tages and homes. Reasonable Mrs. Theresa Welch, 40 Wayne President: BE APPRECIATED MI. 9.8010, JA. 7.SMI|)^ 24', *19.92, 28' *23.89. Sherwin-Wil prices. John Biasell, Cross St., and past president of the Connecti I KNEW I'D LOsE MONEV on beauty parlor, Rem reasonable. Price reasonable. E. F. Von St,'. Springfield, Mass., died sud "I feel that any poll taken will LOOKS LIKE THAT HAN-BL'BNiN’ liams. 981 Main St. MI. 3-6638. i' < We have many more list Eckert, Agent, 509 Keeney St. In Town and Suburban Covent^. PI 2-6828. cut Assn, of Asse-.slm.' Officers. T hat 6' — •>'0 until that PLUb ' SHE'D LOOK MUCH Call J. D. Really Co. Ml. 3-5262, ings, including a two-fam VERNON—Ranch, 5 'j rooms with denly this morning at the home reveal your tremendous strength In I LARSON’S . DRIVING MARE IS CiONNA Sf>ENO Tit' NltiMT 1 LARGE mund bleached mahogany 9-3640. Shown by appointment only. attached garage. Full cellar. Oil Her parents said that Miss Shay TuPU'K SET MiS SHIBT , ON TM' TCACK ' THE'i'LL HAVE y S BETTER IN A CAN OF 000 POWER HACKSAW Miller’s Falls, . cocktail table. MI 9-1595. ily with both apartments TWIN HILL HOMES—Route 44A o f her son, James E. Welch, 25 Ar- its true light." D ial M l 3-5121 knchesler’s only trained MANCHESTER hot water heat. Lot 90x300.-^ Resi- left on a trip to California with Stassen has announced he ia un certified inati’uctor. For your On UgO TmaTs when I TO HANO lAnTEPnS On TM A ' FOOD than she ) I 16 " blade. Complete with '♦ h.p. Vacant, eight-room Colo AA ZONE —' Seven.room custom near Bolton Noteb. New five-room cellia Dr,, Manchester. Mrs. Welch TWO STORES available oh Main ASSOCIATES REALTORS denUal section. Gaston Realty, two school friends July 11. She had dertaking the new poll to shore ty we are trained to teach proper DAVDfiEAM BECAME A Rail so she can find . DOES IN A • ' motor. Ideal (or home or small TWIN BED. box spi-ing-and mat St. 20’.\80' - l8'-\80’. Immediats nial In Lakewood .Circle, built Colonial, enclosed breezetj’ay ranch homes with approximately been working foi Sikorsky Aircraft and her husband were here on a N ' CACt^ shop. Call MI 3-8359 after 5. tress, chest on chest, *oiid maple. 165 School St. MI 9-5731; eve visit with the family of their son. up hla claim that an Eisenhower- ly. .Ml. 9-8075. NIOHT MARE ^ , her waw home ' X occupancy. Will decorate or alter four-bedroom Colonial on and garage. Large rooms, many PHIL HALLIN nings. MI 9-7466. 1,100 sq. ft. floor space. Baaement Division of 'United Aircraft Oorp, MI 9-4648. Main Street, - three-bed Ml. 94221 > • garages. Lots, one acre or more. Bom In Worce.ster, Mass., Mrs. Nixon ticket would run 6 per cent f a c t o r y made steel camp trail to suit tenents. Also office spar* fine features. High elevation, after graduatin;; from Centenary Lost and Pound 1 MOnitTLOCK’S—Manchester's lead ------^------yi------room Colonial oh Lake CHARLES LATHROP ' S. J. Ploufe. PI 2-6228. Welch had been a. resident of behind an Elsenhowrer-Herter com er, lavatory, t h.p.emqtor. sawing available on East Center St. in view. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI ROCKViLLE—Three year old full Junior College in Hac;;ett8tbwrn, ihg driving school. Professional - the Andrews Building. J. D. Real Street,-new Ranch on Fer 9-5132, 9-4694. Ml. 9-0384 shed dormer Cape Cod, lix fin Springfield, Mass., since 1932. She bination. Stassen expects the re POUND —' Two Door Fwnes on, teaching - skilled, courteous In table, 8.00x15 tire, doprs, large WESTINGHOUSE upright freezer. N. J. • . ■ Deming Street. Owner- may have ty. MI. 3-5262 . 9-3840. / guson Road, and many, EARL BOHAN ished rooms, plastered walls, iVa was a member of the Notre Dame sults of this poll to be ready by lata stnictions. Inaiiit on meeting .vour suitcase. TV .set. Ixiw prices. Cali MI. 3-1409. mdmy^pre. ESSEX ST.—Six-room single built Wanted— Real Eatate 77^ next week. Meanwhile, he has said same by calling MI|chell 3-8103. PI 2-7211. \ MI. 8-7483 baths, fireplace, full cement base School alumnae of Worcester. - instrticlor before starting. Phone MANCHESTER GREEN--N i^t to , on double lot. Hot water heat, oil Besides her husband and eon, ahe he wrill make no more "adverae” MI, 9-7.39i8. . GOOD ASSORTVi e NT recondi- ment, carport, lot 70'xl45’. All LISTINGS WANTED. Have buyers Four Suffer Hurls POUND — A place where you can ! ______Knitting Mills. New ^bhUding..building. burner. Combination screens and city conveniences. Excellent con- leaves three daughters, Mrs. Clark comments about Nixon. HALUCRAFTER, Model Sr85, Re tioned used riirnitiiie. Also desks T. J. CROCKEIT storms. Garage. Nicely land- for two.)-three, or four family aecurs a complete Ime of knitting | MANCHESTER'S ^ t most reiver. Almbat new. *60. Cali , and booltcaaes. Rebuilt matlressea Complete facilities, ^ p l e park diUon, *15,000. George J. Cole Agnew and Mrs. Thomas Kelleher According to Stassen, the origl- / ing^ -Sultabis—(or ./professional Realtor ' soqped:----Trees, large— garden _ _ i O T S FOR SALE houses in addition to seven room - In 2-Car Crash and acceaaorles, atamped;- recomiliended recomi'iiended wntnsuto «i-horif—ittwav*school’, always MI .3-7446 after 6. *12.95 to *18.95. New box springs man, Rockville, TR 5-4045, TR ranch with tw(»-car garage and of Springfield and Mrs. Chris na! poll—on wdiich he baaed hla fooda,cooda, embroidery cottona and man. hairdresser .hr office. Ken apace. $13,200. Goodchild Real 5-4710, topher Brennan of Southington. crjiipaign to block Nixon’s ready to serve you. Will gladly *21.95' Some antiques. I^eBranc Ml .3-,’>416 ty, MI 8-7925 or MI 3-1207. batha. Pleaae contact J. D. tattUig tbreada. At Your Yam meet you personally to talk ^ver 8” A+LAS Table Saw and Jointer I Furniture' Hospital, comer South Oslrinskv on premises or call Ml LAKEWOOD CIRCLE— Realty. Ml. 3-5262, 9-3640. Four persons, all from out of She also leaves a brother, the Rev.i nominatlm - - showed the ’Vice 8h<», M Cottage St. Phone MI. on roll-a-way Atlaa bench, 16: St. and -Vernon Ave.. Rockville. 3-5159. ROCKVILLE —- Eight-room single, town, were injured last night in a Msgr. John J. McCarthy of the President running last in a field your driving problem. Manchester or BOLTON -Small four-room house, . four bedrooms, den, sunporch, t-3m ; DnVing Academy. Dial PI. 2-7249. months old, *13.5 with h.p. riio-1 TR. 5-2174>C)pen 9-9, Sat. until 6 nearly (our acres, large land A nicely located ^omesite. JOO THIS AGEINCY needs Cape Cod, 3-car accident on W. Middle Tpke, Sacred Heart Parish, Worcester; of eight names. The results of thla tor. Call MI 3-7639 after 6 p.m !' foot frontage and^ 200 feet deep large lot. All city conveniences. 4-S-6 and 7 room singles and 2- In the -vicinity of. Adams St. a sister,, Mrs. Mary Coillna of poll have not been released. XiOiT—Gray cat. Vicinity. Wood- ■oom set and I THRKEJiboM Office to rent. Call MRS. WELLS scaped yard. Garage, chicken Early occupancy. Directly on bus Roofinx—Siding 18; nted— Male KITCHEN SET, coop. $11,000. Minlter, Broker, with many shade trees. All im family houses. Buyers waiting. Mr. and Xlrs. James Markland Worcester and 18 grandc^hildren. brtdga St. near Buahnell Animal Mntorcvclea— Bicycles 11 1 desk in maple; table, I MI. 9-0969. provements. Priced at $4,200. 'line, >14.500. George J. Coleman, Howard R. Hastings, Realtor. of Storrs and Doris Pelechatz and Hospital. Call MI 9-9802 after 4 KE-MP’S BABYLAND MI 3-4788 MI^9-9754, evenings. Rockville. TR 6;4045. TR 5-4710. Funeral arrangements are In ■X-. " : RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and *12.50: twelve dozen AA Zone. Cali MI. 9-1107 any time. Patricia Pelechatz of Willimantic charge of the Hafey Funeral p.m. BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types. EXPERIENCED eiKlrlctans, full ,50c dozen. Antiques am built. up roofs, gutter and con Or part time., This is iKproduction Summer Homes For Bent 67 MANCH^TER Vicinity. 3-bed- MANCHESTER —Custom ranch. all received emergency treatment Home. 494 Belmont Ave.,. Spring- Death Oaims English a specialty. Now open 12 ! ductor work, roof, chimney "re EVERYTHING Furniture Repair Ser\'ice, Large rooms, fireplace, .cellar, rockvIl l e ARE YOU CONSIDERING at Manchester Memorial Hospital LOST — Green and yellow Para noon to 9 p.m.. Satui-dsys 9. a.m. i Job- Involving house worK, Apply 3-7449. Open Sunda.vs. room ranches now being built, NORTH ELM STREET— SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? field, Masa. Funeral Director Wal keet. Vicinity of Wells and Char pairs. Rsy Hagenow,- Ml! 9-2214. Forbes -Manor, Brewer St.^xEasI DOVER LAKE—Waterfront, six ceramic tile bath, hot water heat. hot water heat. Lot 150 x 390, high Building, S0'x40' apprbjiimats- and were released. ter N. Leclerc is in charge of ar to 8 p.m. Manchester Cvcle Shop. Ray Jacksbn, .Ml. 3-8325. FOR THE BABY ' elevation, view. Only $14,900. Carl We will appraise your property ter Oak. Answers to Jerry and 168 West Middle Tpke. MI. 9-2098. Hartford, See Walt or call MJ SEVERAL Apartment size, elhctric rdoqis, largk screened porch, (ire- .-Full cellar. - Nicely seculded bn South of Henry , street. Excel iy, now used m auto bot^ re free and without any obligation. According . to police, who said rangements locally. Young Victim wUl tsdk. Reward. MI 9-4227. 3-1181, leave message and 1 wi pIace>gU conveniences. Availabi* ^ acre with trees. $12,400. Carl ton W Hutchins. Realtor. Ml. lent neighborhood, near schpols. pair shop, plus two-fim\iIy the accident ia still under investi ROOFING, S i^ g and carpentry. ML 3-5680 ranges with ovens. Wtllimantic. 9-5132, 9-4*94. We ialso buy property for cash. WANTED TO BUY—Used bicy- call you. HArrison .3-3217. to Aug, MfcAnd Aug. 19th on. PI ton W, Hutchins, Realtor, MI Ideal for split level allowing home. 6-3, with three-car Selling or buying contact gation, a car operated by Mrs. Fred B.. Taylor Sr. LOST—^Blue Parakeet In vicinity Alterations and 'additions.. Ceil 2-6880. . 't . basement garage. 73 foot front Markland was proceeding eas.t on (jes. all sizes. Manchester Cycle ings Workmansbl^^v guaranteed. 9-5132. 9-4694. AN EXCEPTIONALLY Fine Six- rage. Building, cinder block' St a n l e y b r a y . Realtor Fred B. Taylor 8r„ 70, a naUve Of Ships Crash of 95 Canter St. Answers Jo name Shop. 168 W. Middle Turnpike! USED FRIGIDAIRES, Just right FOUR-POSTER mahogany double age and 136 feet deep. Priced conatrucUon with new large W. Middle Tpke. directly behind of Mancheater, died suddenly yes of Billy. Call MI 3-7785. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299b AUtumn COTTAGE Saunders Point, Nia Room Cape. Four finished, two BRAE-BURN RfcALTY MI 9-2098. (or cottage use, all sizes. Also bed in good ' condition. . Priced COVENTRY—Route 31 on hill. at $2,800. A Zone. G.E. type oil burner. *18.500 O • Xn. 3-6273. a vehicle driven by Ncrbert B. terday while vacaUoning in East Street. MI. 3-4880. several good used washers! tic, for small family. FumiiheS. partly (inlahed. Garage, combina- Reid Jr.. 35, of Fall River, Mass. (Oonfianed from Page One) a.1. II J .2^ reasonable. Phone MI 3-6788, Five-room Cape Cod. Baseboard lion windows, awnings, I 'j baths. complete. 6-lO-ROOM HOUSE with base Edding;ton, Maine. A resident Kemp’s. Inc. MI. 3-5680. Quiet, cool. Beach privileges. *.55 - heat, living room 12x24.' all alum The Reid car was forced to stop AnnoimcemenUi 2 Completely fenced in. Two fire ROBEUT J. SMITH, INC. ment.^^all XII 9-9581 after 5 p.m. o f 1 Oakland Ave., Cromwell, he drop Norma the 15 feet into tha Wanted Autos— Roofing and CMmneys 16<^ I USED CROSLEY Sheivsdor re- •per week.. Call PI 2-6019. \ inum sash, large sunporch, extra abruptly and Mrs. Markland wias. was wrell known as a dancing in ELECTRON'IC FOR SALE—55 gal.' drums, in good frlgeratpv. in good condition. Cdll places. Beautifully landscaped. 963 Main Street GEORGE J. COLEMAN unable to atop her car in time, arms of those in the lifeboat be WEDDING STA’nONERY a spe Motorcycles 12 condition. *2.50 each. For further lot, lake privileges. $12,500. Small Sacrifice. Call Owner 9-1770. LISTlNGSlYANTED—Single, two- structor and prompter in many of cialty. Beautiful assortment. Low FOR THE b e s t in Bonded built TECHNICIANS MI 9-0.380. / down payment to responsible , Tel. Ml 9-5241 Rockville family, three-family, business ramming^ into the rear of Reid's the towns of central Connecticut. low. USEI^ CARS WANTED— We are information call the Herald, phone Wanted To Rent 68 auto; Damage to the rear end of. prices. Evenings by appointment.' up roofs.shingle roofs, gutters, Ml, 3-5121. party. Immediate occupancy. Call MANCHESTER Today's best property. H avenw y cash buyers. He was a carpenter by trade. "Maybe that’s when she waa always interested in buying clean conductors and roof rSpalra call ^wierienced men required VENETIAN b LiNDS of various PI 2-8022, PI 2-6771. the Reid car 'amounted to $50 4: Campresa, 6 So. Main St. MI. sizes. Priced for . quirk sale. WANTED-Five or slx-roonr, un buy. 231 McKee St. Six rooms T R 5-4045 Xlortgagee errengqd. Pleeae cell Besidea his .Wife, Mrs. Lena hurt," ha said. “XCsybe someotw *•3240. cars for top cash prices. Try our Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707, to «»s*t*ible wire and test TWO Excellent B Zone Lots. while Mi-s. Marklwd's car sus PLANET Junior Garden Tractor, MI 3-7649. furnished apartment. Urgently with garage. $14,200. Easily fi Water and aewer. 60x150. *2,500 George L. Graziadi^Realtor. XIL Chapman ”feyior, he leaves two dropped her, or ahe didn’t land famous cash J ive minute buying electrohip devices. Will con FIR.ST CLASS machinists. Mai Tool with or without attachments. No '■BOLTON—Four rooms and garage. nanced. veteran- or non-veteran. TR 5-4710 9-5878. 109 Henry St. tained about $150 damage to the sons, Fred B. Taylor Jr. of Crom service. Opem9-9 dail.v. Barlow ROOFING,.r- Specializing in repair needed by family of five. Call 150 ft. frontage, 107 ft. . deep. each. Phone Ml 3-6273. front end. right I don’t know. I just don’t and Engineering Co., 291 Adams' cloxvn pavment. take 2 years. GAS REFRIGPRATOR and Slx- Immediate occupancy. Excellent well and Harold B. Taylor of know.” ' ' y Peraonmls X Motors, 435 Main St., Manchester. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new sider recently discharged Ml 9-2231. WouW consider renting. Call MI. Patrolman Allan Smith, who is St. Tel. Xn. 3-1159, I MakeOffei-. MI 9-0980, piece dining room set. Good con shrubbery and trees. For par Marlborough; two daughters, Mrs. Today, their worldly poeseasiona roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys veterans experienced in I. 3-5125 oetween 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. fore school opening grew oui.of a investigating the accident, arrest- dition, Cheap. MI 3-7776 after 4 WANTED-Two or three-room un ticulars phone MI 3-6273, Brae- BUILDING LOT. 200 x 165, in suit between the town and Sb«v Frances Nolliater of Hartford and are somewhere in the depths RIDER WANTEni — On or about ' cleaned, repaired, 28 years’ ex e I e c t r omc rackground. PART TIME HELP Inquire Cigar' EVERYTHING FOR the house Bum. Mancheiter. Cajl MI 9-5163. e& Mrs. Markland and charged a t Aug. flth,. to California. Will perience. Free estimates. Call I p.m. furnished apartment with stove, MANCH^lSTrEK—Small house on Show Made wood G. Bowers over the chal Xtes. Philip Bourgeois of Cromr the Atlantic, their dreams of a Business Services Offered 13 Must be familiar iHth nec-. Counter, Arthur's Drug, 942 Main painter, decorator, including floor and refrigerator, preferably, (or her with following too close. She well. He also leaves a sister, Mr». share expenses. Call Lewis Cohen, Howley. Manchester MI. 3-5361. Gleason St., iwih two extra lots. LIVE—Retire. Invest in Sunny contract. scheduled to appear in Tovyh rich new life gtme. Hospital offi ASHES AND rubbish removed. essary electronic ■ Street.- tile and plastic wall tile at 38c sq, young couple. Reasonable. Ur. Call MI. 3-5125 between 7 a.m. and MANCHESTER Carrie Iris of Middletown; eight cials could say only that the cou MI t-1852, betw’een 9 and 5. ft. Also electri(^xaupplle8. Green Machinerr and Tools 52 Florida. King-Sized Lots only Bowers, as a taxpayer, sought an rt Aug. 3. Lawn ■ mowing, light trucking, equipment. gently needed. New Haven, 5 p.m. injunction against the contmc* be grandchildren and several nieces ple—once of Ambruzsi, Italy, and Paint and Wallpapej- Co., at Thep; MAin'e 4-5266 icolleSti, after 5:30 • NKAR BOWERS SCHOOI. *349—*7.50 down, *7.50 month. By Inmates Pmice took all four of the in and nephews. trees cut, cellars.-cleaned, papers FOR SALE -■ - Four good used No. Free Colorful Brochure! Write tween Neatous and the town. He al jured tothe hospital. Mrs! Mark- now of Americar--was aomdwher* Aatonobiles for Sale 4 and rags ta k e- away free. MI. Heating— Plumbing 17 Green. Open daily (ri p.m. .VERNON—Five room hpUse in And ii#w 'Hifh Srhool. 8ix>Room Funeral services will be held NKAT APPKARANCE 9 p.m. Ml. 9-6300„ 65 SroUs fertilizer spreaders with West Florida Title Co,, 2058 Mc so asked for' the award of the con- land sunqred a back injury and in the Providence area. 9-0142. Cali .evenings. Sunset .Estates. Call MI. J^Sl^he- Single Colonial. Three- bedroome. Monday at 2 p.m. at the Roberts }986 FORD Crown Victoria. Fordo, .MECHANICAL Wolcott's Markers. Price *7.50 CAFETERIA MANAGER^ tween 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. ^ Gregor Blvd.. Ft. Myera. Fla. Uact to Davis and Nye or the tak her husbaml had a cut lip. Doris PLUMBING and heating—Repairs 12 CU, IT . Chest Type Friazer, phis lax. John S. Wolcott, 180 heated garage, ameaite driveway. Not Violent ing of new bids. Pelechatz wus treated for a Funeral Home. 16 Broad St.. Xlld- natlc, radio, heater, whitewall c o m p l e t e r e p a i r s by sluart ;d 01) PERSONALITY With wife and three cliil- ^ '^Henry Street area. Fireplace, dletown. Friends may call at Will accept trade. Private and contract wont. Call Ml. 9-8641. ASSEMBLER. , used six riionths. *150.00'. Ahq^ Main Street. GREEN MANOR—Si.x room ranch. Davis and Nye was not a legal bruised right krni while Patricia R. Wolcott on wringer and auto dren is in dire need of a flrK„^loor lavatory, til^bath. Diah- Resort Property for Sale 74 the funeral home Suiylay from 2 South Windsor er. Ruaaell McKinnev, 706 matic) waahing machines,, electric Hollywood Ivpe wheelchair,' *35. five-room rent. Can you Attached garage. Excellent condi (Continued from Page One) partyTn the suit and doea not refer Pelechatz suffered a shoulder WATER HEATERS. 30.gallon, Young men experienced in If you nave these qualifications Pilgrim 2-6369: wash^w large attipr full cellar. bruise. Afl of th^lnjured were to *5 and 7 to 9 p.m. M a St. ranges, vacuum cleanefs, motors;' help? If so, please cali: tion. Nicely landscaped. Located LAKE CHAFFEE, ,AshfordJ to the suit directly in it* letter. glass lined, automatic, ten-year assembly of small mechan we want to w k to you. We want lusical Instmmenta 53 tm.mediately behind new Buckley Triple atbr^n wlnddwa and acreenn. Martin could not be cont.'cted passengers in the Miiritland vehi Burial will be in the family plot Youth Missing small appliances, welding. 174 warrantee, gaa or electric *89.50. 5 HP. MERCURY Outboard Mo Air rondltloirt^. ojl. Built in It^M. wooded lota, 825 down, *10 month eon. The lallei', atop a copper in the Bucklahd Cemetery, .Man- 1965 >LET Pick-up. j-ton. Main Street. Ml. 9-6878. ical components and geara. a young man >0 act as a sales GRAY RESEARCH & School. Can be seen by appoint mine in Granby, wa.s ap rlson in today for comment on Davis and cle. signal Very MI 9-9158, representative witb-chance (or ad tor, 21 H.P. power mower, 9 cu. GIIl B R ^ ^ E N direct blow ma l..arge lot. OccCtpancy. Auguat 15lh. ly. , New (our room cottage, in cheater. and heater. Will find thear'.poaitions in- DEVELOPMENT CO. ment. Nice two-famliy house. In sulated. *500 down. Drive out any pre-Revolulionary War. dal's and Nye's offer. However, the town ha* South Windsor, July 28 (A>— low fe. Telephone Owner, [ DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, vancement to managarial position! ft. Philco refrigerator, l.ihiveraal hogany spinet piano, $495. residential aecUon. .Six ' rooms already contacted for delivery of lereating and diversified. electric range, Thor fully auto Kepip’s, In cS ^ . 3-5680. • . MI'9-4.i06 • PRICE $i7,9P0' time. Wm. Schaeffer. OV. 4-7025. served as a State Prison until the Steven E. WilUama. 19, aon of Xtr. MI a-495' copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Knowledge of sellingNjot neces each, 2 atall garage. Nicely land-, present institution 'was built. the chair from Nealoua. ^ Seven to Attend Ideal working conditions. sary, if willing.to learn.iPositioh matic waahing machine. All in and Xln. Steven D. Williams Jr., guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Moving—Trucking TWO HAWAIIAN jKullarg with one QUIET Responsible Couple with scaped. Reasonably priced. Ver The legislature has appropHateN|leaninj busl- GEORGE L. GPvAZIADIO Besides Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Burial w*as in the family plot in accounting for his son’s disap ford CH. >-1*23. ilvicated at tourist cabins). Open' 14 Arch St, . Ideal lor large family. Early Au- your convenience. T. J. Crockett, witji the prison throughout the Radio, heater. Good .coniUUoii. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. nrss. Near bus tins. gu.st occupancy. *19.000. MI. pupil's furniture for- the New Man Josephine Munson, president: Mrs. the Blast Ometery. pearance, said the youth cashed a Full price $795. Douglas Mi OPPORTUNITIES ever.v sfternoon and Thursday,! Realtor Realtor. Xn. 3-5416 or res. XU. night. and was ready to go there chester High School. They learned, Available at all times. Philco fac PLEASANT Large Room, near 9-8340. at a mornent's notice 'if the situa'* (Charlotte .Gray, Mrs.- Leona Beck check for $100 from his own funds 833 Main. through Sunday evenings. Ml. . (••niral Inralion. ^ 9-7751. thitough a newspaper clipping serv tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. bath for a gentlemSn,. 54 High tion demanded his presence. 1iaid of Columbia and Past Presidents before leaving. He also took some 9-9898. GENERAL P'OREMAN, Apply 9-1806. RessoiisM.v- PrlOed. Tel. Manchester MI 9-5871^'^ ice! th.aU the New High School Democrats Gain 1963 FORD Customline four-c Business Ojibei^lunities 32 M. E. French Co., Coventry. Street. MANCHESTER—Five rooms g a -: VERNON—Four room Cape Cod. that the prisoner's demand for a Lillian Gustafson, Alice cilampet tools with him. GRAY RESEARCH AND . rage, oil' heat, amesite drive, would not be opened, as planned, aedan, radio, heater, overdrii ALUMINITM EXTENSION ladder, | MODERN 6-Room Colonial. Fire Comfortably furnished, lot 100 x meeting with the directors at two and - XIary 'Taylor will represent Northampton police aided by CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. PACKAGE STORE ivtaitcliester. WANTED Good Carpenters. large lot', ample trees, city utili 200, $11,000. J. D, Realty, XO. due to non delivery of pupils seat- 47 New Voters Massachusetts State Police used low mileage, one owner, immad 151 Noith Main St. Small appli Central loi'atton. Good^ .lease DFyELOPM,ENT COMPANY 28’ *49.95. Sherwin-Williams, 981 : GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO place. tile bath, e.xcellent condi legislators will be met next t local club. Year’s' woi-k. Steady job. Ml Main St. MI. 3-6*36. ROOM FOR r e n t . Hot water, ties, . Priced for quirk aale. 3-5262. 9-3640. : Wednesday. Jng. blood hounds in the wooded area late condition. McClure Pontiac\ ances repaired. MI. 3-6517, resi available. Write Box B, c. o HILLIARD ST.. MANCHESTER bath. Parking. MI 3-140*. Rcaltw Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. | tion. Garage. 110' frontage,' large 373 Main St. 3-8296. trees, Bowera School Only The ‘ directors hold a , regular Ws sincerely. hope that this is .T h e Democratic Party in towm near where the car was found 'but dence Ml. 3-6960, aid. . " ROUTE 44A—Near the University. not true; and als'o hope that our '•^.A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ” I MANCHESTER—Two-family, 5 ^ ! *15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins. meeting on that day at 9 a.m., and made a net gain of 47 new, voters found no cluee- FULL TIMEo- Gas Station Attend JET PUMP. 1, H P., with tank. Tel. Manelie.stei’ MI 9^5878 Approximately 50 nCi-ea with six- being low bidder on this particular Vital Statistics REFRIGERATION sales and serv WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat. 'BEDROOM, kitchen furnished. DU sFlreplaces, two rooms in attic. Realtor. MI 9-5132, 9-4694 a prisoners' committee will be per- and the Republicans suffefeu a net The car keys, also missing.-bear 1955 CHEVROLET ice.. Commercial, household, air ant. Cook’s Service Station, phone MI 3-.4609. room houWe. Large patio, two-car m(tted to attend and voice griev item did in no way Inyolva ua jn the name of the - dealer where it Doing good business. Excellent Manchester Green. '' heat, gas, light. Tel. MI 9-8081. • pper plumbing, two-car garage, garage. E.xcellent condition. Fruit Forms Chang(^ loss of 6 voters at a 9-hoi)r party 4-Door V*. Power Glide. Radio, conditioners, freezer*. A, and W. opportuniiv. Priced to sell. Gail Farms and Land For Sale 71 new^roof. A-I location, *16,600. MANCHESTER —7 5-Room Ranch, ance*, the Governor said. this situation. -enrollment aesaion yesterday! > was purchssed, (Thorches Motors Refrigeration Co! MI. 9-1237, BU. COST pALE full basement, two fireplaces, trees and. well landscaped. High The two legislators to be. present ' If this regrettable situation has of Manchester. heater, seat covers. A clean buy. PI 2-8964 alter 6:30 p.m. FIRST CLASS Mold Makers and All FamoUs Makes LARGE Front Room for Rent, near E. Agency. MI 9-8297 MI elevation. Three-room guest house ”1116, Democrats gained 11 voters Bank, rates. 9-3196, MI. 9-0055. Tool Makers. 50 hours per week. 9 cu. bath. Female preferred. MI NORTH COVENTRY 80-acre fatm Sl4480. ^ 3-1342. plastered walls, full insulation, ■Were not named, but it was under- 'arisen, the Westmoreland Com A new birth and death form will who Were Republicans and 39 who, Young Williams is about five FREE b o o k : Free Service! FT. refrigerator - , cast iron radiators, hot water with running water and lavatory- stood one of them w t l f be'M rs. go into effect 'Tuesday at midnight, Apply Anico Tool and Die, Inc., 12 cu.' 3-5846. ■ with eight-room house. New and pany has atated that they will set until yesterday! had no party af feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 165 GONOER’S T.V. Service, available 2.000 biiainesses. farma. income AUTO BODY and fender man FT. refrigerator heat, tile bath, large kitchen. 30 on property. S. J. Ploufe, .-PI Gertrude Koakoff. Plainville Re according to the town clerk’s o f 1953 DODGE 95 BrookI.vn St.. Ror'kville. 14-- cu . PT. REFRIGPJRATQR ipodem bhin with filled silo. Very I 2-8228! aside regulair production in order filiation. They also lost two voters pounds.. He has blue eyes and waa aiiy time. Antenna conversions propertiea for aale. Write U. S. helper. Must be 18 years old with. _ , \ 1 B occupancy. Charles Les-! publican who is a student of penol to produce the required amount of fice. Old forma will not be accepted V8 2-DOor. Black. Gyromatic. '15 CU. FT. u p r ig h t FREEZER good condition. Two brooks and to the Republicans and one voter believed to be wearing a kahki Pmlco factorv supert'ised service. Report, Box 1141, Washington, ' some experience preferred. Full BAKER f o r part • time, nights. two' ponds on property. S^ J. B* G la m o r o u V In A B asqu e perance. m i *-762o. ogy and has sponsored much legis pupil furniture for your new for recording by the office after shirt and in an orange colored Radio, heater, tinted gltuis. Tel\ Ml.- 9-1488. insurance and vacation. Call at No Down Payment. Wanted— Rooms—Board 62 who severed his pqrty affiliation. R^tdwall tires.' Loaded with ac- D. e.' Apply Swiss Pastry Shop, 183 PloUfev PI 2-6226. lation pertaining to the prison. school. The type will be as you that time. suede Jacket. Ollie's Auto Body, 8 Griswold St. Take 2 Yeam. "1. *10,500 • 2-Bedroom rambling Cape In the mekiltiiTie, the directors The- Republicans gained .the two reasoriea. Bank rates;- BU'YipiG PAPER, magazines, North Main. BUDGET CEJJTER Reporter Tells specified on your recent. bid for These forms are generally filled .Resident State Policeman Wil LEBANON — CMte little (arm on Cod. Tile bath, aluminum storms. said they will be topklng (or the out by doctors and filed by the former Democrats and four’ voters ragSL Junkman’s Junk. Will pick, FIRST CLASS Toolmaker whhoms of 6*4 year sentence for shooting a po 4- Do6r. Fluid drive. See it, 'Electrician, PI. 2-6388 after 6. daily 9-5, Tuesday. Thursday and AVAILABLE First of August, four- roonfis in centra] Joeatlon. Come The direcjtora also said thev you realize, time ia of the essence. drive .it, buy it. Priced to sell. WTRERS AND and weekends. Previ6u.A\TNG CO. We specialize ence nece.ssary. Hoifriy 'plus com Friday nighta 7 . 9 p.m. Man 30 CEDAR POSTS, Will sell see! Price I10.700. Madeline Nash .was released .-ind taken Warraafee Deeds .. chester customers can call JA. - centrally located: Heat and hot Smith. Realtor, xn. 9-1642. decided to name an investigating 'DAVIS A NYE, INC. William J! Maguire to E. Wan- 1953 DODGE ' , ^ in patching drixieways. l-et us SOLDEHERS mission. Apply'in person. Turn cheap. Ml 3-8612. tyater (prniShed. Middle-aged to the yard, where he was greeted committe.e. make .vour drii'eway look new. pike Auto Service. 164 W. Middle 8-3391 and We will bring order by cheers and shouting and -van ren Hedges, property at Grand- ,V8 Coronet. Gyromatic,. Radio, boms with ua a t-5 p.m. t o -68 couple, preferred. $70 per month. Six .Miles From Manchester The sii-down strike started at On Fate of Kin on ^Doria^ .Call for free estimate: JA 4-538^ Experienced in wiring and solder Turnpike. *’ Garage available (or $6. Write ished into the group of milling, .vlew an(^ Ashworth Sts. heater. Sea mist green in color. Spruce St. ’ ^ 7:45 o'clock last night when the Girl Hurts Back Erank O. Guy Jr. and 'Vemlca ing of resistors, condensors artd Die monds—TF atclies Box U, Herald, ' Attractive' six room Cape, two' prisoners. prisoners refused to retufii to their Real aharp. CLEAN AND,paint those gutters gutter! : w a i t e d —7* Bricklayrso i HnQand nouhod •! _ ^ ______n _ u------— : _------;------^------. / A Manchester man and his wifC'^about 5:45-rnews of the collision. B. Guy to John H. Thieling and Apply Superintendent, j MANCHESTER PET Center lor Jewelry., 48 Unfiniahed. Storm sash, dormers, ^Now. aceording to the promises cells , after the evening outdoor W e were scared’’ by the report, now.- Avoid costly repairs later. components, similar to . radio carriers. 'FIVE-ROOM Unfurnished Apart-, amesite drive, 70’x330’ lot.' Land- made by the mutineers! We were Diving Off Pier returned to Xlanchester last night Elaine C.-Thieling, property at ^53 PLYMOUTH - Ml. 3-1383. Jarvis NewBw GarageGarnge. Buckland your pets and pet supplies. S. recreation period. Diana said today.' chassis assemblies. Excellent 'work H. Gieen Slanipa.' Open " ‘ LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler re- ment and sunporch. Centrally lo ccaped. Very clean. $13,600. to adjourn to the chapel with the When the gong rang, they sat from New York where they had 258. Parker SL 5- Door. Radio, heater, aest cov ing conditions; '. Rd., Manchester. cated. 'Heat and hot water fur .Cheryl Symonds, 12, of 97 Sea-’ - Hearing that thw lie de Franc* Jamda D. Aceto Jr. to Louis A. LAWN’ MOWERS Sharpened and Monday thrpugh Saturday, th u is-' committee and talk abotiL griev- down on the ground and demahd- waited in vain for a day and a half hau picked, up a majority of the ers'. Signal, lights, back up lights'. nished. , Call M I'9-6808 between WARREN E. HOWLAND. Realtor 'ances. man Circle, w-as trested at Man Rossillo and Lenora F. RoastUo, Repaired. Pick up and deliverj’. day nigh, til, Free parking. Ml. -fd that four newspaper men be for news of relatives, who had been survivors and. was steaming for A steal for the asking! ^ ALL AROUND — FIRST Cl-ASS’ 9-4273, We repair aquariums, Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce 8 and 9 a.m. and alter 8 p.m. Xa. 8-1108 ; xn. 9-6003 But another objection arose^Tlie chester Memorial 'Hospital yester pre^rty at 10 Bolton St. 113 Wells St. MI 9-1702. 9-4888. GRAY RESEARCH AND Street MI. 9-4387.- sent^for to hear their grievances New York, the Dianas head^ for heaters, pumps and reflectors. 995 prisoners refused to mSet ifiiless from" a committee they had chos day and released after she Injured aboard the Andrea Doria when the* Alexsuidra Kowaz, also known 1934 DODGE SIX-ROOM Duplex. Adulta pre EIGHT-ROOM Duplex, 4-4. G.E. they ■ received a notice iq writing her back di\1ng off a pier at the liner collided with the Stockholm Pier 88 where it was to dock, Af- as Alice Kowrsz, and Konstanty DEN’ELOILMEN.T COMPANY Main St. - ferred. .Oil furnished. Free deco oil burnei? ' New 83-gallon hot'' en. Cummings agreed and sum ,ter waiting for two fiours for the 4-Door V*. Radio, heater, white- Household Services - MACHINISTS that they would be. able 10 meet moned representatives from the Globe Hollow swimming pool short Wednesday night off Nantucket. Kowsz to Aleksander Bazan and b o a r d e d Household Goods 51 rating. Rent' $75. Heat and utlH- water heater and electric stove. Mr. and Xlrs. Frank Diana of •hip to arrive, Uiey were unable wall tires. Seat covers. Sharp' Oftered HUJJABD ST.-,. MANCHESTER AND CATS . Inspect Fenros with the State Prison Boaid. rep Hartford Courant. Hartford ly after 2:30 p.m. Friieja Bazan, property on Cooper looking for the' money. Siamese Cattery, Tunnel Rd.. .ties ■ not Included. . Write Box>A, Refrigerator. Income. MI 9-3533. resentatives of ' the Legislature, 191 Oak St. had spent the lime to find the names of Mrs. An St.___ c 'o Herald. Times, New- Haven Journal-Cour The girl hit her head on the bot WEIAVING of burns, moth holes “ A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ” Vernon, ,,tj miles off Parkway. CHAMBERS and newspaper representatives to with Frank’s brother, Antonio, tonio Diana land-her children, Biag- Aleksander Bazan and Felicja LATliE HANDS GARRISON Colonial—49 Academy ier' and the, Bridgeport 'Sunday tom and complained of a sharp gi , 8, and Victoria,.g, on the list SOLIMENE, INC. and torn clothing,- hosiery runs, Kittens, studs. Rockville TR. • kTJRNITURE SALES Street. Six years old. Oil steam be named by them. Herald. pairt in her back after a friend whose -wife and two small children Bazan to Alice Kowsz and Kon- Dodge and Plymouilif Dealer handbags repaired, zipper re TEACHERS Wanted - - Girls P E / 5-9131., Must be innoculated.. [ Warden George A. (Cummings are still unaccounted'for among) of survivors sUmty Kowsz, property on Coopar Commei'cfsl. ' Homs'" Ec.. -Music, 50.‘I Ea.at Middle Turnpike heat. Aluminunt, combination As the newsmen arrived, the pulled her from the water. 634 Ce n t e r s t r e e t placement. umbrellas repaired; Top Rale — 55-.60-Hour Week windows and doors. Lot 50x140. gave them the statement and the the Doria’s passengers. . I Then began a chase of rescue St. Science, Ping., Hurry. 4500-6780. prisoners shouted demands for the i She waa taken to.the hospitAl by MI 3-5101 men's shirt collars reversed add AT THE GREEN - (Convenient to bus and schools. first sign of a break in the feurr release from "isolation" of Leroy the W. P. Qulsh ambulance. Antonio, who arrived in 'this; ships that took them to Pier 84, John Pontlcelli to ' Philip E. Boulder Teachers Exchange, Pl-Cls Benefits. •. CROSS-BRED Puppies'.- Priced i country two years ago and now | to the docks of Brooklyn where replaced. Marlow's' Little: Mend reasonable. Call MI 3-8342. MALE $15,500. A. R. Wilkie A Co XH hour sit-down strike appeared Nash. 51, serving . 25 to 30 years ^he .w'aa X-rayed and cUscharged. Freedman and Beverly R. Freed Open PIvenings 'Til 9:00 ing Shop. I Boulder, Colo. ' .. ■------_ J___ I Savings on brand name refrigera when about 60 of thg, men e.itered lives in Hartford with three older two ships came in, then back to man'. . property on Grant Rd. "Turn Your Travel To Work tors, ranges, parlor sets, bedroom 9-4389. for shooting a Danbrfry -police Closed Saturdays At 5:00 ENGLISH SETTERS — 8 -weeks. the prison. • , captain 4p 7947 while being qiiea^ chlldrien, la atill in New- York, Manhattan. The Dianas, who spent Quitclaim Deed ■ \FLAT FINISH Holland window I SECRETARY — Experienced, full ' Time-:— suites, baby furniture. - . MANCHESTER West Side! Six Thursday night in their car, con or part linjc. Five-day week. AKC Oi^inge Belton Champion HELP While they went quietly to their tioned in corinection . with the hopefully awaiting word on the John PonticelU, to Philip B. I#64 CHEVROL'ET 4-Door StaUon shades, made to measure. All rooms. Brick front. she*aae - ' Apply in person. .10 Hilliard St. SPENCER ,5-9649. ture. aluminum or wood folding 8399 quick sale. Howard R. Hastings, and told them there was no need blocks while their committee, in Today. Frank told of searching terday morning, they went there. Gjreen Manor Estate, Inc., to APPLY 10-30 Realtor. MI 9-1107, any time. and their , three children of 3 Har\'. But it proved to be a false report. 1954 FORD ranch wagon. Custom- FOR.MICA. counters, ceranoic wall Manchester. chairs, from $2.50 up. for violence. cluding two lifers and several ard Rd. have sold their home and among New York and Brooklyn Hyman Weinberg, 20 by 100 foot COLUE PUPS — 10 weeks oTfT docks for news of his brother's Finally, after the severely dam line. sea green, .white wall tires, and floor tlie. Let us modernize RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. MANCHESTER- Near th» Green. He promised that solitary con other long term convicts went are planning to leSve about ‘Aug. store In Manchester Shopping original owner. $1395. Call Rock your bathroom an0 kitchen. For WANTED Reliable woman to Thoroughbred. Pneed for-qulok Open Daily: 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. Everyone lovps the fitted, long finement would not be i«ed while with the ndw-smen to the'prisoner wife and children. As each new aged Stockholm, with several hun Onter. from Sept, 1, 1956 to Aug. baby sit Saturday nights. Call sale, Crickmore. PI 2-6449. 7:.30 P. M. - 9 M! LYDAU A FOULDS Center entrance. (Colonial, six 6 for Florida - where they plan .to ville, TR 5-7.408 alter 5 p.m. free estimates ball MI. 9-2655, The Waisted dress. It's so youthful! and large rooms, master bedroom he -was warden. He added that he chapel to tell their story, live permanently. They have toured rescue ship carrying survivors ar dred more survivors, docked at 31, 1966. days. Ml 9-3588 b^ore 4 p.m. CHAPEL STREET «I5 PARKER St- rived, the Dianas hurried to its noon yester^y with adll no word. Tile Shop. Buckland. WOULD LIKE HOME for three EASY SPIN DRYER—Two yeara pretty. This yersion provides 13x33. living room 13X35, aide "was through" and sorr.v it had thrbugh the Peninsular State on 1964 FORD four-door Customline MANCHESTER SEE square or sweetheart neikllne, ended this ws.v. berth to scan lists of survivors' Frank, his wife and niece decided NURSE’S AID ^ a.m.-3 p.m. kittens; house-broken. Call M I' old. Excellent condition. MI i MR. TOM t-LAHERTY porch, hot water heat. Nicely two previoua occasions and are VI. GoAd . condition. Sacrifice. FURNITURE repairing and refln- 9-5367. choice of sledves. • ‘ shrubbed lot. . Amesite drive, Warden Visibly. Drawn names and try to' (ind someone to return to Connecticut. Om'ner, M3 9-0377. tshing; antiques restored. Furni shift. Green, Manor Convalescent 9-544*. School Qiair heading thla time for St. Peteis- ' Home. For appointment call Ml SCHOOL BUS Driver Needed. No. 8399 with Patt-O-.Rama in garage. Howard R. Hastings, Then the men moved, qiiictly and burg arid a plac* on the Gulf aide who could help them. Boeeived. Help ture Repair Service, TalcottviUe.' “ 7 r Picture Changes 5962 MERCURY Monterey four- -9-2324.______^______y Persons interested in a job as a cluded is. in aizes 10. 12. 14, 16. .Realtor, XII 9-1107^ any time. orderly, to their., cells until at 1:30 yrhich appeals to them. Neighbors Hope that Antonio’s wife and MI.) 3-7449. TCliool bus driver or substitute for 18, 30. Size 12. short aleeve. 4 7-8 this morning the prison yard stood First reports they heard were two ^ildrcn might be Jx>ard one door sedanr^radin. heater, over- MANCSIESTER — Near HoUiater Issue Revived and friends have feated them at 4lriV4i, foam cushions, immacu YCitING LADY -■ G <^ at figures a school bus. driver apply to me yurda of 35-inch; '* yard con- baia and empty. two different parties recenUy. encouraging. Eflit authorities told of two ships tha-. wrere to dock last ^ A U M A K B and with some typing experience by letter or telephone immediate-' Uaat. Street Sc'nool, excellent six I looked at Warden Cummings, them that all passengers had been night kept Antonio in New York. late condition, one owner, low BuildinK—ContraettnE H ! ^ SeptU Tanks fOR SALE rooms. Breezeway and garage! mllaag*. McClure Pontiac, 373 for billing clej-k'. FiVe-day’ week. ly. Worcester Warren, Coventry InstallatJan and Repair For this , pattern, send 35c in a veteran of 2S years'll! pena. work.' Davis A Nye. Watc-bury firm Tlie Board of Directonr-of the evacuated frobi the Doria before, Throughout their searching. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. | Pleasant surroundings. Apply S. Superintendent of Schodis, P I: coins, your name, address, si*e_ de Tile bath, hot water heat, fire He waa tired, hot and visibly drawn wliose low lid on deak-c'hairs fo- ahe-sank and wefe safe. Prank said, they received consid Mrtbir Drag Sttrai Main St. 2-7665. Specialist. place. Large, well cared for. lot. Junior Chamber of Commerce will Alterations, additions, garages, j Vogel Sons.'191 Park Ave. irear). sired. and the pattern dumber to and wore a discouraged and hag the Iiich- school was rejected in meet Monday at. 8' p.m. "to diacusa Then, howfver. the picture start erable help from both ^U«e Red I960 CHEVROLET Convertible. East HaRJoi'd._- USED LUMBER Basement re'creatlon room with ed to change as new.q of passengers Cross .and Salvation Army. Frank Re-siding 'specialists. Easy budg-! FINE OPPORTUNITY lor man | ^ Sewers Olsanei SUE BURNETT. THE MAN gard took. ‘ , favor of a bid 'by Gerald Nealous, the 1956-1957 budget and projects. Radio, heater, whitewall tires. el terms. MI 9-6495 or T R : CHESTER EVENING HER.ALD. bar. Shown by appointment only. ■ "1 have been ih this business long hgs revived the Bowers suit con- being missing ti'.me in. Among said workers of both .organixaUona GIRL or WOMAN. lor general of- with small investment to own his AND .INSTALLED FOR SAU Howard R. Hastings, Reailtor, XCI CaU RocktADe TR 5-9773. '' 5-9109. 2 X 4, 2 X 6 floortnar, sheet these were a married couple, with did as .nu'-;h as possible for them ■ flee work Ih retqtl store.’ Diversi own bqsifieaa. Already estab- i ,.1160 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW •*-1107, any time. enough to know \ hen I'm licked," sy by an offer to supply Joshua Elder, 81 Tanner St., fied work. Knowledge of typing; lished well paying work with, av-1 YORK 86, N. Y. h't said slowly and ac'ded he would if the Ncalou's firm can manager of the Xlanchester Divi whom Mrs.. Diana had be;fn friend and that the Red Chrosa arranged U4» PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Hard ^Cellars Drain^ ing, inside and outside S ly during the crosklng. v • accommodations for Antqido last maroon a,nd black, radio. | Aluminum Windows and some bookkeeping essential. erage income of over $100 a week. I CHARTER OAK You'll be dellgliled with the BOLTON—EUrch Mountain- Rd., 6- meet witii Governor \braham A. not do so by the scheduled open sion of the Hartford Gqa Co., -was , and Doors « 14-A See Mrs. Wardle at Keith!# PVr- Call MI 9-1575 between 8 a.m. and { doors, windows and s^aira. latest edition of ojfc pattern cata- Toom (Cape (Co(|.. One unfiniahed. Ribicoff a t-8:30 this morning. ( ing date for the school. admitted to Manchester Memorial F^ank, along with hfa wife, -An night in New York. jMdtar,. immaculate condition,; tonio and one. of Antqnio's two T V S E R V I^ ip a ^ srhMli^ low mileage, one < -niture Co., 1115 Mmn St. /. 5 pm. for particulars.'. , 120 CHARTER OAK ST.— MANCHESTER logv The Fall A w nter '56 book Basemept - garage. ■ Fireplace, The prison hushed, only the -’Th^ offer is contained In a letter Hospital at 2 a.m. today. Hla ad Antonio ahd Frarflc have two 310 Pitkin St., East Hart-; older 'daughters, had driven to other brothers; Leo, oj *8»dr. MoCluro Pontiac, 3; j GlhkRANTEED agalnat all haz contains dozens of smart, easy to amesite drive.'t(:,9k.-3I>0x300. Many smooth sound of opening and clos addreskw I lO General Manager mission diagnosis was w heart con ards. Alumin'um . screens and WANTED—Woman to clean proles- WANTED - - Exj^rienced trailer j Is a go«!d eppoHllwity to own a good going buaineea with St styles in , • very size range. shade trees'. at door. ing doors brol^ I'le stillness cs Richard MarUh. dition. Hospital authorities said New York early ThurBdgy morn S t. and WiUlem, $1$ __ ; storm windows as< well as com- Bional office/every Wednesday af-. drivers. Apply in person to Carl-, Irainagi Ca. ford. After 5 P. ®r Tel. ] fell liquor license. Long term lease, 5-room apartment, large Bond for your copy today—it’s just angry men returned to their'«ubi- 'The pcssibility that iwt all the ing to'meet ib* ship. On the road, and a aiatar. Mra.^ kettle. Inquire aa premlaee between t A.M. and l l A..M. Asking $ 1 4 . 'Ostrinsky, this morning he waa in fair|eon- buistion screen snd storm iloors; temoon. Writsf Box y, e, o Her- son *, Co.. 44 Stock Place, b*-> PhoM Ml 9-4143 MI 9-2392. ^ 35 .eonta. ReMtor.. * clea. 1,660 chairs will b* delivered b*-'ditien. they heard over the ear radio—at of Hartferg. , can Ceughtih. MI. t - r m . Md. tween 9 a.m. and $':$0 p.m- /■ . - ■ . ■ ' ■ " . i . *• . ' I-:.. i- ' 'v ■ (! T: \ C' r -.
SATURDAY, JULY 2sf i9B6 PA 0B 1X !I ATCrage Daily Net Presa Run . Th* Waathtr ^tirning Um lb For tho Week Ended roFoowt of U. 8. Weatbor 1 Juno 18, 1*58 Clear, chilly again toalght. JjoU have followed a custom not un Roazawskl, RockvUla; Mra. 50-55. Tueoday sunny, low humUi- known In that service. Kathleen "Thompson, 25F Forest 12,065 ity, higher afternoon tomporaturoa. About Town . Briefly, he is how charged with Hospital Notes St.; Mra. Mary Muir, South Wind Menbor of tho Audit Rl^h In upper 78s. Heard A long Main Street two counts of being AW O L and sor; Mi-a. Mary Voiland and son, THE ARMY AND NAVY Bureau ot Ctrcnlatlon A- dstiAtsr w u bom Tucaday one of breaking.orders sending him .^lalUag Hours: Privatf rooms, 388 Oakland St. MaticheUer——A City of Village Charm In HartlOTO^HoapiUl to Mr. and to.hls npme base alone, but tech 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; maternity and semi-private wards, 3 to 8 p.m.; Mm. John ■ 3S Foxcroft Dr. And on Some of Manche$ier*» Side StreeUi Top nically under arrest. Perhaps most Interesting—al children’s ward, 3 to 7 p.m. VOL. LXXV. NO. 255 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. JULY 30, 1956 Adverttabig on Pago 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS though we may^ never know -the Arm y Rvff^JSdward Mard.aenUk.^ ProSle Parade •^too, even though the^Afst blush'of answgr— Is whether the sympathy ADM ITTED ’THURSDAY: Mrs. ■on o f 'M r, and Mra. Joa«ph State Sen. Patrick J. Ward of youth has passed ffbm the oheek 'and understanding of schoolmen Josephine Morse, 43 Ashland St. QUINN’S B-I-N-G-O Kubaaak. 134 Oakland Si., recent Hartford and State Sen. PaUl of both. / will-have more ’ long'range effect ly oualifled aa an expert In firinR ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Amenta ot New Britain appear Although c^didates High Sher than the stem punishment the John McCauley, 121 Delmont St.: EVERY SAT. N IG H T ^ E W TIME 8:00 P.M. the M-1 rifle durinj; the annual ready to battle it out in a primary iff Donald Potter of GlSstOdbury Marine seems likely to receive Albert McKee, Talcottrille; Mra. PHARMACY » Ninth Infantry Diviaion email AUg. 29 for the Democratic nomi and Afty. Wallace Burke 6f Farm from his branch of the armed Mary Wright. 77 Main St.; W il COME ONE — COME ALL — REFRESHMENTS r m a qualifications in Germany. nation for Congress from the First ington ^'didn't have a chance-' to fdrees. % ____ liam Crane, 59 Russell St.; Mra. Stassen Silent 2: make an individual appearance RibicO District. Haze) Landray. Rockville; William OPEN SUNDAYS The llanchcater. Auxiliary Police We don't know exactly, what (yieir barkers opviously were Aid for I Motorists Hamill, 23 HydeSt.; Donna Smith, New York, July 30 (Ah— will hold an outing Monday night their primary-eiectiOn campaigns asleep at the switch), they weren't A Manchester man' louring New 28 Lenox St.; Thomas Erickson. What .may be the lowest bid at the cottage of Ted Goodchild hold in store, but whatever it ta,'1" left out of the proceedings entire York State' rah-into a quaint cus Andover: Mra. Margaret Keefe, I A.M. to 1 P.M. On Talk to Ike in bridge history— "less than on Bdlton Lake beginning gt 6 we’ll Wager it won't be nearly^so | *>’• A delegate asked that all six tom on a throughway there, and 211 Union St. one club'’-r-w*8 made yester- p.m. Refreihmenta will be aerved. 'entertaining as was the conven-1 candidates march up to the front It is one we recommend to the ADMITTED ’TODAY: Joahua da.v in the national summer tion at the Hotel Bond in Hartford i the hall, where the ronventibn powers that be who help adminis Elder, 81 Tanner St. 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Gettvaburg; Pa., Jlllv 304 Sta*seh said all hi* contacts with tournament of the American two weeks ‘ago when Mtard won could belter measure, one against ter Connecticut’s system of BIRTHS YESTERD AY: Sons to Tomorrow afternoon, '^the Rev. Contract Bridge League. his party’s endorsement. the other. through 'roads. Mr. and Mra. Carl Millhoff, 328 E. John R. Neubert of the Commu A dealer dropped his cards As reported in the press, the Manchester Dembrratic Town pUi; friend, traveling on one of Middle ’Tpke.; Mr. apd Mra. Rob NOW with Preaidertt Eisenhower Einenhower tMked about, and Raid to the fioor and sajd “ oops.” Liquor at Prison nity Baptlat Church will conduct convention, in ^Kich six candi- Chairman John D. LaBelle, who the new , trans-New York State ert Knight, Baat Hartford; | he would nqt comment on the prog services at Manchester Convales today for the first time «ince The next player thought he dates were presented, was a don- chaired thS convention, was clear highways; needed directions to a daughters (b Mr, and Mra. Melvin launching a move to drop Vice re*» of hi.a Herter for Vice Prest- hadiheard "pass,’*'and )>id one cent homes, under the sponsorship nybrook, aa-^' shouting delegates ly against the Idea, apparently NOT NEXT WINTER certain tow-n. So, when he came to Schmidt, 70 Waddell Rd.; Mr. ahd la the time to have your comblnaMon Win- President Nixon from t h e h* f®*-- Ptob. ' ■ ' of the local Council of Churches. . -switched votes like mad, desert thinking it frivolous, but the dele a toll station in the area where he Mra. Andrew Wruk, Rockville. EMERGENCY dawi and doom Inalalled. Take advantage ____ nml statement to make. 'x. Tire dealer protested an out- ing favorite sons for either the gates voted overwhelmingly in wanted a specific loeslity, he BIRTH TO D AY: A Son to Mr. GOP ticket. He came away Stassen said he. asked, tor the Ward Krause, 87 Walnut St., of LOW SUMMER PRICES! O f courae, of-turn bid. ' Ward hr Amenta camp. favor of It.,Accordingly, therefore, asked directions of the attendant. ,ar Mra. Roger Wilaon, I ’fS Green OIL BURNER reluctant to .talk about the meeting with the -Piestdent. The referef ruled: "Players W m pnmrietor of the Manchester and But what appears to have been E-Z terma! Check the six candidates filed up to the Without a word, the attendant Manor Rd. matter. He flew here for it this mtuning. must not make mialeading re- Vrailmantic Music Co., rdturhed lost lii the excitement was news SERVICE front of the convention floor. looked over -several stacks of DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAY': To reporters here, Stassen It wi.s a surprise session in that ' mai’ks. ‘Oops’ win be treated yesterday from New York .where of the beauty contest the delegates After Scrutinizing their candi printed slips, finally aelectihg one. Mra Christine RiaSling. Talcott- C A L L E R FREE ESTIMATE wouldn’t even sa.v w h etlw h*-and there had been no word to news. aa-a bid of leas than~one club." he attended the National Trade Staged. The norhinator of Mayor He handed it to the, tourist. On Sitdown dates, all of whom looked remark ville: David Wilejr' 100 Oak Grove Eikenhower had discuaaed Stassen’s me^ in advance that Stassen was The partner of the mah who . Show and convention o f the mu- Harold Keith of West Hartford . There, in concise English, were CALL ably self-contained under the cir St.; Mra. Mary Maynard, 302 Main contention that Gov; Cfiiri.atian coming. bid one club eventuatiy playe^U.; sle industry. Started it, but Edwin H. May Jr., ‘hCGurate directions to the place cumstances. the delegates gave St.; Barney J/Martin. 39 Eva Dr.; WILLIAMS Herter of Massachusetts would be It was jv.«t a week igo today and made the hand aP tivrhe of Wethersfield, the young and the'driver wanted. Very little time Mra. Gertrude LaShay, 3 N. Fair- good-looking Republican candidate then, a rousing Impartial cheer, OIL SERVICE BILL TUNSKY ■’a much stronger running male for that Stassen tossed a )>ombsheIl no-trump. / By Convicts and then got down to the business had been lost and the tourist did field St.; Nelaon Lewie. SoulhVCo- Eisenhower than Ni.xon would. into Republican rankt by publicly for the Congressional seat, was re not get lost. Nice work, we think. venlry; Mra. Elizabeth Schlack. 89 38 BUCKLAND RD. PHONE Ml 9a909S sponsible. of endorsing Ward in the afore • And he din’l reply directly when proposing the nomination of Her- Wrought Iran RoNin^s mentioned donnybrook Obviously the various stacks Summer St.; Mra. Mary DeLuco, asked whether he was stfll the ler, rather tiian Nixon, to the No. Hartford, July 30 had directions for a number of Ml 9w454B (fiPy—A The nominator held up May, with 251 /Bush Hill Rd.; Mrs. Ruth Presidenl’a aide oh dlaarmament. 2 .spot on the OOP ticket. He said Pcteh CohiifiM places travelers might want to McKeon I full-scale investigation into his good looks and youthful appeal Muiray, 34 Westwood St.; Mra. To that question, he said: "I don’t a private poll indicated an Eisen- as a candidate Democrats would stock Running Ix>w reach. 'I'he attendant had merely Doris Peck, Andbver; Harry Har I any criminal aspects of Fri "Operation Alert, Ifi.W’ was not want you to continue to try to hower-Herier ticket would garner VALLEY WELDING CO. have to reckon with, even in this to choose the one he wanted. ris, Hartman Tobacco Farm. 6 per cent mo. votes than .voulh VitaJHfitdund in day night’s sitdown strike at flor l> w Eatimata OaB going to find one Manchesterite “cover all kinds of situations.’’ solidly Democratic district. And in Buckland; Armand Adams. 137 But on his arrival back in VVash- an Eisenhower-Nixon ticket. the Connecticut State FrifiOn Olaataobory ME S «U 8 Keith also young and fair-visaged unprepared. Just Plain Homesick Edgei'ton • St.; Mrs. Lucyma Ihgton, Stassen brushed aside the speaker went on. Democrats He called police about 4 p.m. \ SPECIAL' PURCHASE After Stassen left for Washing in Wethersfield was ordered We have .some friends who rumors that he might be on his ton. Murray* Snyohr/ assistant rrt Martial had a candidate who could match last week Friday to find out how today by Gov. Ribicoff. long the alert for the public thought they finally had the' solu way out of. the President's official White House pres* seci’etary. w as, ■May, profile for profile. WHY The probe .will center oh r^;>orU scheduled for 4:10 p.m, to 4:25 tion to a'summer-long problem: family. asked whether h^ could ihed * Parris Island. S. C., July 30 To prove his point, he asked that narcotics, liquor and obscan* p.m. — was to last. ■ How to get rid 'of twb kittens •Tve been on the ‘team’ fo r ' a light on the nature of the Ejs^n- The defen.se tod*;^lost its bid for ' Keith to stand up so that the born In the spring. You Should literature were»amuggted into the The policeman who answered at V TIRE SALE long'time and 1 Intend to alay on hower-Stassen meeting. a directed verdict of innocent in], prison In the weel- preceding the R. E. WANDELL delegates could see for themselves. You know the ktod we mean, ■ NOTICE fisst thought the caller meant the Hovt Your FIRESTONE TIIBELESS WHITEWALLS* the team,’’ he told repoitow who Not at this tirre." .Sriyjlef replied. the'com t-martial of Mkrine S.Sgt. I recent disturbance, the second In And Keith, who bad been sitting whole test, so he told the inquirer probably. Fuzzy and cute, playful met him at National Airpol Asked whether tlp«i^ meant h'e Matthew C. McKeon. with his West Hartford delegation, and appealing, according to our THE DENTAL OFFICE 8.20x15 — 8.00x15 mate Uprising in six. months. Building It would lash until 11 p.m. Sunday. Asked by the, Washington ne\t would have sor letWng to say on it Defense Attorney Emile Zola Today’s action came after th* got up and fiashed a winning "My, Gosh.” said the voice on informant. / s PRESCRIPTIONS men if his meeting with the Presi I Bertnan of New York CTity asked smile. ■ OF WE ARE OFFERING^ Governor conferred separately the telephone. " I ’ll have to rush . Recently ' the big question of HLLEDAT dent wss pleasant and friendly, (Contimi^,oh Page Four) the court at-the opening of ita • Contractor The same tactic was followed by with (Jhief Justice Emeat A. In- out and get some beer." “ What to do.with the kittens" be DR. M. SCHWa RTZ third week of tria l‘ for innocent the New Britainite whb nominated came a burning one because the C t r a d e -in gl)s and State's Atty. Albert B. Reildeetki-Cemmerclel Police then told him the public Pine Pharmacy ' verdicts for the former drill in- Bill of Hartford County. Amenta, who is young and the pos owners haVe a limited amount of would only be affected for 15 min 10, DEPOT SQUARE OR ' ^ 1 ly/A ALLOWANCE i slmctor accused of involuntary ) The Governor said that State's Alfw iH oM-R«modtlitig sesur of what could be described apace foV pets. There were only utes. An audible sigh of relief was #11 (PLUS TAX) ' manslaughter in the ^drowning of ! Atty. Bill will -inveaUgate all as rugged good looks. The device heard. two altcrnativel’: Either the fam **Bnainess Built On WILL BE OPENED Pina Lenox Pharmacy ! six re.-ruits, oppression' of recruits ; phases o f the case "to determine if proved so popular that the backers ily, or the kittens—and the mother ♦FACTORY BLEMISHES U.S. Ba^king^Asked j and drinking in the presence of a ' there is Justification for criminal Customer Satisfaction” of both Mayor James Casey of cat/', weie going to posaes the (1) Only. Regiatered Phar- Mlaaion Apcompllahed JULY 30 ' reci-uit. « prosecution.” Bristol and Ward had their candi apartment.. marist till preacriptiona here. Fun Insurance Coverage A young policeman da«hed down ■ In a deliberate tone the . trial " I told him to go ahead and maka dates show off their good looks, An in-law agreed to take one (3) The largest moat com i judge. Navy Capt. Irving N. Klein, l • ■ Meddle Goric Girl Tripl ets TeL MI 9-3033 Center St. one night this week tcK plete atock of Pharmaceutiqala MORIARTY BROTHERS a complete invesU^ation and let ward a building on a corner where the young pets, and a neigh- [also of New York CJity. said, "The { After 5:00 P.M . and chemicals in toivn. :I01.;U5 CENTER ST. • MI 3-51.35 For^djBz Rule Plan Three girls, as yet unnamed, were born yeaterday ah> Man p.m. They weighed'3 pounds, ounces; 3 pounds. 8 'i ounces; the chips fall where they niay,"’ the the burglar alarm had been ring Boring family said it wanted the ■ motion for a finding of not guilty ! and 3 pounds. Goric is a self-employed salesman. The hos Governor added. 'Tie (rill proceejl (3) Our rapid turnover aa- is denied.” ’ I chester Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goric, of Avery j 82 BA L D W IN ROAD ing furiously for all of five min otnbt;. There Was much rejoicing in Mlrea freah quality drugs of the St„ Wapping. parents of two other children, Daniel. 3, and RolK pital's last set of triplets was bom June 8: Story on Page Four. on that basis.’’ MANCHESTER. CONN. > utes. / the m>me the cats were scheduled highest purity. m ’ .No Objection’ ; ert, 10 months. The triplets arrived at 5:15, ,V23 and 5:25'''| (Herald Photo bv Ofiarai. If State’s Atty. Biira .inveatlga- r'^sfimdHiRY’^ But he had no p.n-ticular fear of to leavex July 30' i.P> American • luoi ning conference of legal, Technically, the . seven - man | (4) Electrical retrigeraiion to economic and military tion shows that a. grand jury is' L LEADINO BRANDS what ne might find, and as he , Well. onSxkitten was given away Insure proper storage of - bio- [)^ rt was a sk ^ today for a plan ; political i court martial could have over- i warranted, he will request on* advisors of the three-power- dele- I rilled Klein by a three-foiirtlis I y AIRMAIL . NOTES pulled to the curb, he Jumped about a weeV^ago, and not fed by loglrals, penlcUUm Insulin, etc. 'to^aet up an IntemaMonal board from Cfiiief Justice Inglis of the- . gales. ' vote. But in a m#mber-by-member from his cruiser and headed to the former ow ^ra, although he (5) Our shelves are flUed 19 Men Perish Supreme Court of Error*. ward the door — armed not with a attempted to cadge vianda from on which Rus.aia would be repre- advisors were reported to j poll, the panel voiced "no objec- Police Huniiiig Killed US 19 ^Arthur Drug Storts^ with pigddcta from world-^- sented/3o control the Suez Chujal have been unable to find any ' tion." At tixtay’a conference, the Gov gun but w;^th a key.. time to time. Butw the ayatem moug -'pharmaiceuttcal housea ernor first met with Justic* Inglis and.guarantee freedom of passage strong legal objection to nalionali- The only charge orf which Ber- A ll he wanted to do was turn off doesn’t seem to work^ecause two qotod for their research to fur Durham Killer As Oil Tanks to diacuss the personnel of a com that blamed hell. He had no doubt Hunt brothers Circus fpi"^ the ahips of all nation... ' -^^^ation of the company itself. ., jiiniiman m.,|did ,iu.’’ o* iunnrmake na munonmotion lorfor nights this week, the kitten has ther advance meiUcal science. mittee whom the Governor intends THE OFFICE OF Britiiih and Franch aources saidAmerican .support for IWe plan | dismissal waa that of possessing how got set off. showed up at his original tomily's A N T SIZE (6) Two stores conveniently the plan, designed to counter was'considered vital by London an alcohplic beverage in barracks. to name to explore the over-all cec.ccececcceeee He hsd set it off himself while home and obtained shelter. located. There’s one near you. AWiERICAN LEGION FIELD T) a Of Young Man F a ll Iflto CvGVOSSG Burn, Explode prison situation. DR. JOSEPH MASSARO he was making a routine check at Elvldently this kitten refuses^to E(D'Pt)»n. President Nasser’s ser- and PaMs^but Murphy, it was le-' Tlie first - . defense . - withes* was S. O (7) Four registered pharma zure of the canal, was placed be ported, had-to await approval He also diacuseed with the Chief the door a short while before. Then leave his old owners. 'They ar_ Picture Tube cists on duty for filling your Sgt. Ehvyn Scarborough of Lvneh-; ----- / ROCKVILLE. JULY 30 fore policy makers of the three A stalking I'lnibci line Lodge, Ore., July 30 . brought by snow tractor to Silcox j Dumas, Tex., July 30 (Ah — Justice the. possibility of a grand WILL BE CLOSED he headed for the police station to thinking of svlctibh proceedings. prescriptions. from Washirfgthn. burg. S. C„ a rod-faced rifle range Durham. July SO (,P) western powers, meeting here in a In a speech in Paris, French ij>) A group of youthful m o u n - warming hut 2.2M i^ down from atlll. flickered earlv today' Jury investigation and received aa get _ the key. Apparently, he We wish them lucj«. (8) Priced to save you money. ' instructor. slayer walked olit^of the darkness LEONARD crisis atmosphere. Premier (5uy Mollet told reporters . 1 1 ... J . .1,'. Crater Rock and I'OOO feet above. w L, ■surance. from Justice Inglis that FROM touched the door in Just the right In accordance with the policy ■ Scarpmough testified that it was .UK* car in which couple was lain clinthera, roped together fpc ... from the oil tonka which blew up i In effect it would recognize France’s reply . to Nas.ser’s coup , this resort lodge. '’ *' i he would -<»op*rat* if such an ta- 10.6 REFRIGERATOR way to touch off the alarm- Fore!! i.95 throughout every department Featuring JackMolsh hi* >)otile from which McKeon, 31, parked after a dance yesterday, safel.v; was plunged to the, bottopi Lynn Kaufman. 16. of 17 Orsinoi had »nd firemen vestlgatloa U deemed neceaaary Egypt's nationalization of the would be an "energetic and severe 70 LB, FREEZER The alarm goes • off quite 'The young lady explained about in our drug stores . . . Prescrip- 1 drank the afternoon of April 8. JULY 30th to AUG. 13 canal, but would' superimpose a ii|M)ste." turned a-fiashlight )>eam in the car, of a rocky crevas.Se yesterday-jq y ., dlgd of ' and killed 19 men yeaterday,'b u t i by the findings of State’s Atty. freqeiintly, apparently, and the tliins, too are priced to save y ^ ‘ That night McKeon led 74 mem AND MEAT TRAY how she hit that feUow with tob guarantee of its international use. a quick'thi'ust. He compared Nas then shot several time*, killing the when two of their number lost suffocation, said Dr. Matthew the blaze would bum Itself IK U . _ residential neighbors do not ball down at the-County Clubmid money. Lilting An^^hdnt bers of i recruit platoon into a man and wounding his 19-year-old Mirkovich of Lo* Anieles He was mil. : Furthermore, the Governor au- A riaing clamor in the Biilish ser’s methods to those of Hitler. tide-swept marsh where six i especially appreciate lU merry the Wa y ahe told It you Could see laelnde* InatabaUoB, plot m y,- Bring Your , their footing. tinkle. press demanded the use of armed, ■The British and French here di'owned. woman conrpanion, vacationing here and one pf the; Earlier, winds had w hippy the j thorized the Stole a Attorney to how It might happ^’ to anybody. Prescription Hem'T’or ' John Davis, 22, Durham, was One girl died and the others first to resr)i the srene was high flame* and It was feared that I call upon the atote police depart- Guanurteed for 1 ygu . “ SHOWl<^ 2 and 8 P. M. force, if needed, to answer Nasser. \yere eager to know, also, what Ketjond witness for 'the defense She didn't see how she could .Saving and^sifely killed by a pistol bullet through were injured, some of them gl-a've- d r ^ e n ^ into th^ mow M her i other tank, would ignite. 1 ment for aasistance in handling an Advice Didn’t L M t' Hundreds of onlookers dhronged orders would go out to the U.S. 8th was Warrant 'Officer Leslie' E. > have exercigad' more care under CAIX “FETE" WtfjBON (;ENER.VLTAd m ISSION—ADU 1 .TS 11.10 Dowfiing Street where British Fleet’ In'the ^?edilen■anriln in case: the head. CTarol Brookes, 19; Had- ly. as the teenajxers w ere’whipped ccimpanions dropped into a Jum- *ri(te»nFifteen were seared to death Inveatlgation of this scope, W s suspect this stoly, although the clrcumatoncea. A fter all. he Pine PJuirmacy one after the other over the brink /CHILDREN UNDER 12—50c Prime Minister kklen met with hi* British warships wei> detailed to dam, suffered a bullet wound of bled pile in the bottom of the in an inatont while four others | The Stato’* Attorney will open iil It has Its somewhat humourous was standing over there aind she 884 Center St.— .Ml 9-9814 • ((tonrinued on Page Tt. ee) o the slopes of Mt. Hood. Ml 9.5450 ^ . /ilESERVE SKATS 60c EJCTRA (Mbinet and military chiefs. escort merchant ships through the the arm. 'The killer fled-in a 1949 ersvasae. died, later from horrible burns: : his probe Immediately and plana side, may be regarded as a kind aiming in another direction. Doctors worked all night 'and At least 31 other* were burned I to talk to reslgned-Warden GMrg* The cabinet se.saion preceded a canal. ’ . Ford. They had slid a hundred feet or THE OFFICE ,jOF o f minor tragedy by tWo of t ^ And anyway ahe didn't hit the Service Calla PiueLenox Pharmacy into,-'today on the mountainside, by the bleat’ that shot an orange ; A. c;h]nuning8 and all other partlea. PROCEEDS FOR NEW BUILDING FUND second conference of Briti.sh For Bin a more moderate attitude Miss Brookes drove from where more down an icy chute, then h town’s most well known educatbrs. ball hard enough to hurt him. Day or Night E. Center St.-a-.MI 9-0898 eign Secretary .Selwyn Lloyd, prevailed among offi'ciala of- the Davis had- parked to a nearby trying to saye those gravely hurl. fireball thousands of feet high The tense situation, resulting Some little time ago ^ member $2.95 — A Non. French Foreign Minister Christian British Foreign Office than in the Deaths Hit 13 house and had a babysitter call po Tliev had come from iaatern P'""*'*'* >*** and scorched a quarter mile ra- j from (he prison strike and the res- DR. G. A. of the U.S. Marine Cor^s wrote a an. miduestein stales on a bike- | the final drop was 40 feet and Piiieau and U.S. Deputy Under press regarding the-use of military lice. She was later taken to Middle dius. lignatlon o f the warden, prompted long letter praisings the work of it dashed them onto a rock-strewn secretary of State Robert Murphy, force. , ‘ sex Memorial Hoapital In Middle- and-ti'ain tour of the country. Horrified spectators saw friends i Governor Ribicoff to cancel plana the educators in question, and said floor-. who examined the Suez question A poat-|imcheon meeting of the As Storm Rips town, ‘ ' Torches and emergency lamps and relatives stumble moaning for leaving the state later this CAILLOUETTE he felt their work had changed his for five hours yesterday. three Iftegotiatof* was postponed. Tlie couple had been at a dance I lighted, a path through the night One climber who saw them, said and crying, their clothing afire, week.. life— fpr the better, he Implied. presumgMy for Murphy to await Informants close to the confef^ in Southington. ; up to the scene of disaster near ( they all were roped together, 19, 'from tlie smoke and flamea at the He called off a scheduled ap ynhappily, the lesson seems not inatructions fiom Washington. Britfeh Coast 1 WILL RE-OPEN WESTOWN ence said the pfan. which the State , Police retniined silent Crater Rock at the Mountain’s 9,- ' on about ^lOO feet of rope, and sud Shamrock Oil A Gas (Jorp. tank pearance to Connecticut units to have been, a lasting one. "Iphe In Cairo, U.Si Ambassador United States is being asked to 000-foot level. denly two of those at the back farm. Ensuing e.xplosiona burned letter-writing Marine Seems to *■ PHARMACY II Henry Byvoade met with Nassw- about any clues they may have support would give E gj’pt. as well .London', Jdly 30 A violent picked up, nor would they discuss .Some of those hurt lay for hours of the line lost their footing. and shattered three other big (Gontinned on. Page Four) MONDAY, JULY 30 459 Hartford Rd.— M l 8-9948 for M minutes. It waa their fir.at storage tanks and blackened oth as Ru.asia. a j>Iace on the Suez In- summer storm lore through Brit possible motives for the killing. at the lip of a crevasse as doctors Aa they slid they whipped the talk together since the United other* off their feet and all went ers nearby. ternationai Control Board, and ain -for 24 hours, cau*ih|' at least They questioned Miss' Bropke*. worked over them. Others, whd ,u . c w , ; «....esStat announced 10 dava ago the piiummeting into the crevasse. "The fiery blast snuffed out 13 deaths and leaving a dozen or whof.vva* not seriously Injured, hut could l)e rnoved nfore readily, were GbORGE A. F. l O P E N : that Egypt woi.ld be guaranteed a ,vithdrawal of its offer to help ft- That was just before 4 p.m. Tom their lives and they crumpled in M potL 42-3-II V ; share o f the revenue from the| „„^,,e Egypt * Aswan high dam: more yathts still missing today declined to disclose her story. / LUNDBERG. M.D. in the frothy English Channel. , Pfau, 35. Salem, Ore.. ’ who saw their tracks," Ekiitor Bill Laak of operation Of the waterway. ♦ The t"'o met at Nasser's request. Andrew Forline: who owns /add the Moore County News said. Bulletin^ announces the Ru.asia was a ..signatory or the Neither aide indicated the topic of Six . persons were known livhs near the sandpit where the I them fall, .hurried to them. They were crying and' moaning, he said, 1.95 association of iLL DAY;$=: PLENTY OF nine-power convention of CJonstan- conference drowned after their boats cansiz^ Shooting occurred, said .he..heard Bob Hamilton, a News reporter from the -AP Wires DR. W. JOHN FIELD Only tinople in. 188R which guaranteed There were signs of revolt among’'" churning sea.s. On land, six the shots, but paid scant atten News Tidbits land all were helplessly entangled said his hair almost caught 200 GEORGE A. V. the rankl would be open to ships of Prime .Minister Eden's own Con- ' ®^her.a were killed by falling tree* tion., Rabbit hunters, and even j in their rope. He cut the rope. yards from the explosi()n., A shirt>- LUNDBERG Jr„ M.D. all flags ifi peace and war. servative partv in the House of aolne. as winds, accompanied by deer 'poachers, shoot in the area Culled from AP Wires pulled some from the pile then less boy stumbled out with hi* OSTEOPATHIC NAAt;P WITHHOLDS BOSTEK PHYSICIAN $9 00 Mo. After Small D/P. with him in the practice of ^ U N o i^ Y Alarm of Briton* and Fiem h-1 Commons should he fail to produce heavy rains, reached speeds of 90 frequently he said. , t , went down the mountain for help. naked back in flar es. He said the men over the fact Eg>pl’s Nation- effective retaliatora- action, miles an hour. ' J / dead were caujht in a "pool of Montgomery, AU., July 88 Internal Medicine ' I Forlin'e .added that a car drove Resque efforts wei-e' organized (T>—The Nn|lqnnl AaMcliatlen WILL RESUME alist revolutionary leader has their Th, loudest depiahd came from The atorm caused million* of ^is house at a fast rate soon Maine State Prison officials try-|,v(,iftly.The U.S. A ir Force sent a fire.:’’ CHADWICK AGO. 755 Main St. oil and commercial lifeline to the , Cdnservative Deputv Julian dollars damage to British crop*. he heard the shots, but he tng to responsibility for an at- plane to drop, plasma and, other Some pf the o..rning bodies set tor the .Advancement o f Colored People offered to produce name ^ REGULAR o f f ic e Kalamazoo Sales Service Manchester, Conn. ^ Middle East and Far .East at his Amery, who declared'Britain and brought landslides and floods to I tem pt^ break-out^ In which medical supplies and the Royal fire to blankets used to wrap them. mercy was the basis o f thee 'p ro -' France should usq, force if neces-1'*°nie area*. Heavy holiday trafllc i (CoBtiaued en Page Three) Molotov (ktrfttails were hurled ■ Canadian A ir Force sent a helicop-- Other bodies exploded ft-oni inter- of its records In court today, but - 584 Center St., Cor.. McKee oh July 30, 1956 - still refused to make pubUe a HOURS Mahehester—MI 9-0889 ' posat. sary... whether or not the Vnited' Briair) and France was f.* gate...ya-| ter able to onerale at hiph nal steam pressure. A railroad By Appointment It was put in shape during. State* joined "in. halted completely. Hundreds of Uona eSO.^ striking steel to M^(Chord Air Foroe 1 bridge burned a quarter mile away. ■ttst7irTtg~niembers in AfaUMma. Tel. Mitchell 3-5629 ;peroons suffered minor injuries. era who will get pay hike under Base. Wash., to be reare»ses Kuflik. about 13! of > o re s l Hill*. Duluth, Minn., July SO (Jb Tkare. la Sal. laclaelia IQ.aa Sl-to backed away from the tank be- Albert M'oolson, 108, last, Saadaye aad Helidaye tl.M tt.M If Nixon Is Renominated less • was towed into port today i (R-Conn) predicted today the Re- gratification .at passage of, flood: i i v V aruf Rnnnv RnrkisnH cauae o f the intense heat. . COUPON Wishes o r The Family survivor of the CIvU M'ar Union (All Ealee laclada Federal 3ax) by the Boulogne'lifeboat. publican National Convention will insurance bill and aays "great ^ of New York. Louise " said that The other tanks, ranging from Special Fridayt (ram New Laadea. ' Several of toe racers, beaten and'^\v-rite a strong Civil Right* plank j credit" ia due his Connerticut'col- Army, still was in rritleal con* . JOHN B. BURKE 7:80 P.M. Washington, July 30 iJ" Anier-, Eisenhower has expressed delight the COP’S' campaign plat ditlon In St. Luke’s Hospital DRY CLEANING torn by the-gale, reached port (Jur-i into llragues in Ckmgress, all of Whom (Continued or. Page Three) (Continued on Pgge Three) Special Balardaye (ram Blitlni lelaad, leans f o r Democratic Action i at Nlxtin’s plan to seek renonilna- ing the night. Search vessels hunt- form. - are Republicans .. Double gang-1 today. He lapsed into uncoa- FUNERAL HOME l:M A.M. (A D A ) said today the Republican ' tion, but has not foreclosed the 'ed for the othei t, as the waters j Bush, who heads toe platform style murder in New York City hys ' srlousnen, early Saturday. M'oel- . TEL. BD S-8S8S ’ party will be taking a "dark and ; possibility of another running SOUND STEAM SH IP LINES, Inc. gradually moderated. None of the j committee, said it was obvious ended a federal court fur hijacking ■ son has been In the hoapital for $oye 20% and More dangerous gamble with the ha- i mate. .Stassen, Eisenhower’s as- the plank would be basM in pa'rt' trial, and polif-c are seeking the t several weeks being treated for 87 EAST CENTER ST. ' ettV Fler, aS'tw Is^ndna, €•»«. boatJ were equipped with radio. ■ AMBULANCE SERVICE ■r. o. bpx mi Uon s future ” if it renominates sistant-for disarmament, .said dur- an( rare (ifficjals were hopeful on President Eisenhower’s pro- slain men’s pals and' co-defendant Stockhchiri’s Engines Reversed, lung congeotlon. On Your Cleaning Bills!: T#|. Ntw L»ad«*« Glb*«B Sa^iUt. Ylce President Nixon. ing a CBS television interview he many had made - shelter even poaals which passed the House.Dr, Abraham J. Feldman of i B*ACk IbIabU 7$ SORRY FDR THE INCONVENIENCE A stiiff report on Nixon's record, doesn’t think ' Eisenhower ha* though they could not report it. during the recent session but' Temple Beth Israel in Hartford I* ALUMINUM STRIKE LOOMS addaessed to delegates snd alter- Vreached -a final condlusion." were buried in the Senate. . one of six leaders in the major New York, July . SO The BUY THE COUPONS BY THE SHEET. "V " “W- The upturned hulls of several Foghorn Silent, Crewman Says nates to the Republican National Says Ike Will M alt boats were risible, in the channel The EJisenhower-supported bill I religious fnitha that'have asked; possibility ef an Innulnent strike GOOD AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. ; Due to the recortstrucyion of Center Street, the parking lot in (Convention, based the organiza- . ‘.The President also believes in would have created a bipartisan , party leaders to guard against faced a large' segnaent of the aSk- tioit's conclusion on what it called sn open convention. He will wsl^ (Continued on Page Four) CivH Rights Commission, set up' racial or religious bias in the' New York, July 80 ID —The ’('that surrounded toe return of aur- tloa’a alununum industry today Nixon's "m any limitations and until all the factors are .in," Stss- a special Civil Rights divikion In forthcoming elections, logs of the llnelr .Andrea Dorla,- rivora aboard rescue vessels. but one union spokesman said LADIES' or MEN'S weaknesses." sen said. the Justice Depar|»ient, and Pdblic Health Service announces; which will be Important In in- The streamlined Stockholm and both sides,were “ eager" to avert front of our store will be inconvenient for you to use. How- . "It is a record tliat shrinks when He has maintained that Herter would have mad* It easier to Ukd j release of 3,733,902 do.ses of Salk veetigationa, were saved when the modern 30,000-ton Doris col a shutdown. The threat wrote on NOTICE measured against the needs and Civil Rights case* to the federal polio vaccine. . . Train, blown off SUITS or COATS would add strength to the ticket, Runoff Battle Set the ship sank off Nantucket last lided late M’ednesday night in the heels of a settlement In tha The fare increase Rranted by the Connecticut Public reapQnsibilities of America's posi as compared with Nixon. Herter. a rrs T * • ' courts. I track by mine just north of Ain Thursday, the Italian Line an heavy fog south of Nantucket Is steel industry, which was. tied up Utilitiea CommisBion on June 13, 1956 will he put into tion In the world," said the 24-page howeser. has agreed to nominate I j l 1 C X a S J r r i l l i a r V Sen. Hi Alexander Smitn (R-' Sefra,-2(10 miles sbuth of Oran, Al- nounced today. land, Maas. The Doris plunged, to by a 850,900-man walkout Jnly L REG. PAID ever, you will 'find ample parking space at the rear of our store printed document. Nixon ait the GOP convention NJ> agreed with Bush that the gerla. . , Temperature drops to W ITflr effect AuRUst 1st, 1956. New fare structure wijl be: ------r- - the bottom o f the Atlanic the next $ 1 , 0 0 . i -V • . ■ None Vulnerable opening in San Francisco three Republicans will use vigoeouai freeaing mark on Mt. M'ashingtop New York, July 30 (AO A crevy- day with a fatal gash In her aide, A SiUP BILL s ig n e d $1.25 COt'POX ' Preparfetion of the pamphlet weeks from today. . pallas. July 30 (.75—Whether W. language in , endorsing Civil I and In Portland. Maine. . . Miss ; Lee O’Daniel's 300-odd Uiousand man says the powerful engines c>n .The captains ot-both ahips have (iet^sburg, Pm., July M ilL - which is easily accessible from either Olcott St. or South was started before Harold E. Asked about a statement of sup- i „ . ,, o Rights. ^ ' > Burtina Ckoss, 15-year-old daugh- the Swedish liner Stockholm were declined to voice publlcy their Preeldent Eleeahedrer today _ ; MINIMUM FA R E-lS c SLasaen opened his July 23 drive port for -Nixon issued Saturday "1 * 8° 1° '^ "•ervatlve Sen.' Smith also is a member of toe ' ter of former Maine Governor'and reversed before the ship plowed opinions- aa to how and why the signed the bUI authorlaiag ' ' ' V ■■ tb replace Nixon with Gov. Chris- over the names of 180 of the 202 ! v **if* ■ 'to'** ®*' liberal K»*Pb CASH OR ONE TOKEN TO BE SOLD • 'a ■ .-Ito* ^ group which will draw up a plat- ;■ Mrs. Burton C. O os* dies In Bos- into the Andrea Doria. accident Occurred. They say the structlon of an atonalc P f* * * * " . tian A.- Herter of Massachusetts , Republican members of the House, - YarTOroujto in the Texas Demo fqrm to bq presented to the (M P j («■ hospital' after 9-vCeek Illness. Bernabe .Polanco Garcia, 36- caulsea must be determined by ofll- merchant shlp-lhe "* * W * 2 TROUSERS-SLACKS-* AT THE RATE OF FOUR TOKENS FOR SOe Adams Street. ss President Eisenhower’s running Sta.ssen questioned it* vtliie, add-; f ”* ' * fiuhemntorial lunoff elcc-, convention^ which opens 'in San State Atty. Gen. J, Lindsay Al -ycar-old Spanish seaman on the clal investigations later. so fair as Is known. The rreemwm mate. BUt it took not ,of the Stas- Mng; . ^'** ^'8 fiuesllon today. Francisco three week^ from to- mond ^ Virginia contends suit to Stockholm, also aaid yeSterd*!;''he T h e 12,600-ton Stockholm su& had asksd Codgrera to attth w iy SWEATERS or SKIRTS sen move as "further public ex-' "A secret poll would mean much i Daniel, a states'-rtghter who; ,. eiid aegregattoa in Arlington. Va., was sure the foghorn on his ship I*red a crushed prow- in the an atomic peace skip that w e * THROUGH FARE-25C prestion of the deep sense ef un- more. The party itself Should take j “ '** *** *’***8'> h>» U-S- Sen- Smitli 4*)d he doesn't,^know yet Public schools.wAs "premature.".. wa* silent before the . disastrous, lh Eaat to Malta have been diverted Plset has hoea aperisity alertod WE HAVE BERLOU Gl^ARANTEED MOTH PROOFING. week* after his nomination,'! Nixon himself said'in a Vermont*""1* er Sam'-''Rayburn (D -Tex), had tween Uieii' " ' ~CivU ’’ Rights plank to Cyprus. Stassen said yestet’day he'feels Mvys'conference yeaterday he d oea '428,948 voteVjn the incomplete re- and any comprqmiae statement of the fltockholm’s foghorn. TVhen j SAME DAY CLEANING SERVICE. ^ Zone Linita As Ordered BwPublic Utilities Comnfission Egj-ptiaii customs' officials an- lU a y Bellved Sate' certain Herter'i ' name< will be not think the controverey has hurt* turns. ■ tljit might bo worked out by toe nouiM otgera to prohibit exporta the hpm is operating, he.aaid, the' WESTERLY: ClTARLlE'S STAND placed in nomination for, toe JJo. the party, adding that "any Fonner U.S. Sen., and Gov. Democrats in hopes of avoiding a j payAblo In sterling; to Britain and The line trin^ed, the- number «>f sound is overpowering. ’______irraninn araa ertain elalwrt,. EASTERLY: JUNCTION OAK ST. and SILVER LANE 3 spot on the OOP ticket becau.\ ■ V 7 \ \ 1