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PAGE TWENTT-FbUB Average Daily Net Press Run WEDNESDAY,yULY 24, 1957 For the Week Ended fHanrl)fr0tfr lEnraing IS^ralii June 8, 1657 Th* Weather FoTMasS at D. • . Waathar BaihM Luka D. niUlips, former tale- j Sunday, Aug. 4, will be received than 1,800 years ago by an itin­ f I gi^ph editor of The Herald and Friday, from 7 to 8 p.m„ In Zion arresting officer, said that ha Green Rd., was arrested and HlHiard St,, was arrested and 12,540 erant Irish monk. St: Gall, an clocked Monslnl at speeds between Fair and eooi tonight, low near About Town presently with the New Haven Lutheran Church. c/laborate blueprint was made, de­ Police Arrests charged with failing to atop for a charged with operating a motor Member of the Audit [Journal Courier, is spending a few 70 and 75, m.p.h. for over a dis­ stop sign at the intersection of vehicle without a license yesterday Bureau o f Orcnlation se. Friday fair and anmnwha* tailing every feature of the mon­ tance of a mile in the vicinity of Mr. and Mrt. Allan S. T^^’tor, ^days In town as guest of Mr. and] astery. The original has been pre­ Buckland Rd. and Rt. 15. The ar­ by Patrolman Samuel Maltempo. -warmer, Higti M-88. Joseph F. Monslnl, M. of Brocks the Buckland overpass. Monsini Manchester'— A City of Village Charm M Hanry St., and daughters. Mari* [Mrs. Da\’id J. Donovan, 85 Alton Old Blueprint Displayed rest was also made by State Patrol­ Psitrolman Maltempo said that served and is on display In the ton. Mass., was arrested Saturday was released in. 135 bond for his man Gay. ' lyn and suaanne, have returned St, abbey along with more than 3,500 he stopped Bourshee on E. Middle and charged with speeding on Rt, scheduled appearance in Town lifter a' tew days' visit with friends Before the' Abbey of St. Gali in rare manuscripts and very old McNamara U scheduled to ap­ Tpke. Bourshee was released in VOL. LX X V I, NO. 251 (TWENTY PAGES) ait Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard. Registrations for Communion on 15. Court Monday. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 25. 1957 ISwiUerland was founded more books. pear In court Monday. $50 bond for his scheduled appear­ (Clasolfled Advertising on Png* 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS State Patrolman Robert Gay, the Edward J. McNamara, 51, of 182 Ra)rniond R. Bourshee, 26, of 412 ance- in court Monday. Sce w War Rocket Eisen ho we r ra TT s Keport by GOP

Washington, July 25 (fPi — Set to Tell House Ban^Urged 'The mythical Joe Smith, who was unceremonioiMly banished Issue from the 19,66 Republican con­ DOUBLE By Stasseh vention haa now been virtual­ GREEN ly written out of the party. ■ School Aid Views A t least so It would appear Ixindon, July 25 (>P)—-Har- HALE’S from an examination of tha . , , , , old E. Sta».e_no4uatlflcatlon for ignor-: f a**) The_plane,_ft- come to a vote before next week Complete with batteries. Ideal for Regular values ing the problem in any partial g a p in g hole in its side, m ade a FOOTED COCKTAIL S lA - O O Regular values $ 1 ^ . 0 0 I disarmament reached between the/safe emergenev landing. but Johnsem aaid he now foi camping, etc. $12.95 to $14.95- NOW I W $17.95 to $22.95. NOW I JL I Soviet Union and the Western - -niree crewmeii and 12 other pas- enactment of what he called/ - Tokyo, July 25 .(/P)— A U.S. Air Foi'ce commander tiidav: powers. An arms accord has been l aengera including a baby were not fective and enforceable civil rights threw out the conviction of an airman who refused to get a ne*oUation in the 5-power j harmed. bill without running afoul of a Reg. $1.10. SPECIAL filibualer. - / "white sidewall" haircut and freed him from a sentence o f ; ripped the twin-engine UNLINED SUITS Knowland, howeypff speaking In PARKER LAWN SWEEPER four months at hard labor, a $200 fine and reduction to ^ x ^ r T T h e * ' " " T e a\ separate interview Just before private. The atrman, 20-ye,r-old:i-.vear ■ ...... tTn.tsHUnited .State.States. PBritain. H ,.m FranceF en ce g e Z ^ 3:3V^“mt."’ ';7 the start of today's Senate seasion, ' SPONGE CLOTH K!onald Wheeler of Cortez, C!oIo., 28” Sweep. Semi-pneumatic rubber tires. r e g u l a r VALU E $25.00. NOW *15 00 Canada and the Soviet Union. > pf Vegas aaid he belleyPs there atill will ba Ball bearings. Steel backed brushes. sponge and dishcloth all in on6. Cleans waa convicted of diaobayihg an or- i "considerable discussion" before der. He claimed he had only, ''chal-, An American version o f the | ,t occurred on the right side of ■ x^A ries in on* ^ -y Mheme was not immediately »vail-Jthe ship in the viclnllv of the the bill be passed if it is aa lie British B ip, -Out P SPECIAL^ fiu t iC . . or I'd challenge it. . . ontiant said hu w-aa where the missing passenger, Thohias W i(k * o f Noftwn.’'V av.' newb’^ticteiP'plW de^^ 'of the'^«jy*-!N ation,, -. -RpeC|.Ai|[y-' ; ?lt Would npUbe a legal order,” L „K *j)ja a 4 Aa for futur*- haircuta, ah Atr any exiallng lie group. Standing b«- Force officer aaid there's no aWe Eisenhower ia Kenneth A , Goudreau of Cleveland, Ohio, "vice president of the Boy* Nation. pasa$d mil all enforcement afithor- 89c W H IT E 41.59 SUMMER WEIGHT longer, any requirement on "white itiy except that to a safeguard th* TOILETRIES, Etc. xuidK^Ue?"^' Wealern offleikia- 4 ^ T ^ l to vote. sidewalls” — prescribed for the Far i * &.r^'? flm reaction suggested g“f ' “ i'S"\h4re‘ a «4 o ‘{’“V * * ' Knowland, who fought against RAYON BRIEFS KOLYNOS TOOTHPASTE...... FAst Command honor guard of this change, said he thought it NYLON GLOVES • 2 for 69^ which Whee,ler was a member i i "«*• 7h, w«.hroom: No%x- RAF Jets Blast Run proof tricot knit in band and 98c ETIQUET DEODORANT CREAM ...... would atU) be " » good civil rights elastic leg styles. Slip-on styles. Colors pink or maize...... 49< because the untt—has been dia- i On April 30 the Russians 4e- “ 4 d "*lh e 4 J/*"*™ "’ *'’ '*® ®re Ike Keenly Awrire bill" if the section far the protM- COTY COLOGNE WITH ATOMIZER ...... banded. A "white sidewall" atripa [ imancled that the big nuclear pow-. - in Th* i*^°*^* Rebel Fort to Uon of voting rights is kept In­ ...... $2.00 the head bare to the crown. i ,ers Join in a pledge renoundng' S ^ “ tact and no major revisions are Prooedural Error. Found 3 r , r * 1 . 0 0 JOHNSON BABY POWDER (LARGE) ...... 59c forever the u.e of nuclear weapon. The F^I began an investigation. made in another section creating Ool. Charles W. Johnstone of I and of guided mitsllea of all a civil righta investigating com* NEW TONI HOME PERMANENT ...... Reno, Nev.. Wheeler's base com- ! ; ranges capable of carrying nu- questioning passengen at George -Quell Uprising • ••• $2.29 AF B near VJctor\’llle where, the > ------igh t mission. niander, tossed put the conviction, 'clear warheads. REGULAR $100 SPECIAL SALE UNICAP VITAMINS ...... '...... y...... and $6.96 ■*ytnjf\he had found lefisl p ro -! landed safely. A hcUcopter ; Manama, Bahrain. July 25 Knowland, who has been work­ cadural '»i|ora in the summary, "HOaalliiued on Page Tenf ing closely with northern Dmo- BAYER’S ASPIRIN TABLETS ...... and $1.29 Blni*c^;k“ “ body* and* a ^ ^ g ^ j ’^ * ' ^ort at N lzw a. an- By THE ASSi ,t 1 ^ PRF.H8 craUc supporters of the bill as JEWELRY court-m artlirt^at ended Monday. | 1- menta of the plane. | cient capital of Oman, waa the HANDBAGS 60c ALKA SELTZER ...... He added th^w^ would not ^ The White House said t the President Eisenhower is ' “ Administration force*. wsiA In All white And stone set styles. ktany styles in all white or dark ..... •••544 another trial TTe flight - Fight 38- origin- i Royal Ah- Force's target for today “keenly conscious of tlie fapfhers’ hardships” which prompted our major effort” now is going to LARGE LAVORIS ...... *l®a in Afinneapojia. Most of Us i &s Britain !kept' up Its jet-powered be directed at preserving *the Kccklaces, earrings, pins. etc. colors. , "I have talked witJr.Airman Connecticut to ask designation as a major disaster area be­ For Summer Brides, Gifts or Your Own Use! ...... 894 Bulganin Ties southern i drive to pul down sn uprising right-to-vote section. lODiN RATION TABLETS ...... Wheeler and am con vin ce .that cause of the drought. Sfierman Adams, Presidential assistant, ' Johnson said the Senate by Its RCVERSIBU t »nd $3,49 he has undergone a considerable ^ .. — - against the...»uUan-of Muscat and made that pointJnJi_tafagram ------1 * 2 , 1 9 BAN ROLL ON DEODORANT ...... BinstocK's wife, Eva, said he ‘ cttnan. ------VbW~ywtt*rday, had g•„ Ground Troop* Planned tions, but he said perimns accuaed BEDSPREADS HI-FI RECORDS Sheer full fashioned nylon with rein- JEAN NATE AFTER BATH LOTION ...... Force Base, w here he had been raakp/a detailec investigation of ••••■$1.50 stalllrig the dlMrmament taik* in toj officials in London said the use o f contempt should get a Jury f __ forced heel and toes for extra wear. confided alnce Monday night. He U^'sltuatian." AWONDERRfLVALUE!. Piano selections, orchestra selections, Not all sizes in all colors. an effort to aid W est German ^ hoops in support of pro- Rights Rulings trial befote being sent to Jail or FULL and TWIN BED SIZES etc. was restored to hla rank of Air­ Chancellor K,onrad Adenauer's / " T h e Prealdent." Adams said, fined. ■■ man 3rd class. had“ ‘.n *"* had British Sultan Mid Bin Taim iirwai election campaign. "is keenly conscious of the farm- London. July 25 le "CHARMHOUSE" TOWEL ENSEMBLES mutually, to withhold help from righta." early evening, but would hold CAPS - CASUALS - DRESS HATS any aggressor in . Ume He claimed their f p ^ had taken over , ______committee called for legisla- GIRLS' COnON SKIRTS PRETEEN SLEEVELESS (CoMtlnpra■ttnyda on Page ‘Ten) DONALD WHEELER he aiid the'^th!^ ‘he in^or of the Arabian' declared a disaster area In- ^ WITH DACRON REINFORCED SELVAGES Reply to Macmillan clud? the' l'ooiwnln'gTf‘‘ cred!t “to ! (Continued on Page Tea) BLOUSES The Bulganin letter was a reply ber. be™S cherkin,^ .'h *'*' Pen‘"«> l‘ aurtimate and said many Sizes 7 to 14. C A reMist!.*^ Checking the passen-1 of the S i ^ ’s followers were com- farmer* and W k in g available P " ‘ REG. 11.19, 22 X 44' REG. .59c. 16 X 2« Drastic Reductions! ' to a June 14 letter from Macmil­ “ ■ • i Ing over to their aide. "Hiey de- feed and other farm need* * l REG- 29c Value $3.98.. .NOW i C * O T Sizes 8 to 14. • ’ . $ 1 C A lan. which In turn had answered a BATH SIZE HAND SIZE FACE CLOTHS (M IIX IX K R Y — MECO.VD FLOOR); Tf^hin Inch of Head I C l a ^ the Sultan now must depend greatly reduced coats. 1 r a i Value S2.50. . .NOW l ( « # 7 previous Bulganin communication ! oiy^ritlsh support alone. on international questions. Robert Hall of the U.S. Depart- i Former U.S. Senator Herbert R. j/ T h e rebels, headed by Imam ment of Agriculture waa sched-, O'Oonor of Maryland is chairman PRETEEN COnON SKIRTS Linking the Sept. 15 West Ger­ fChaleb Ben All, former religious Bulletins man elections with the disarma­ tiled to tour Connecticut farm* of the committee set up by the I leader of Oman, moved against the today to check into the situation. | bar association to study Commu- from the .AP Wires country'i flneat itUlla. Stock up now on these extra heavy Size* 8 to 14. V’alues TEENA PAIGE DRESSES WATERPROOF LINED f i n a l MARKDOWN Assailant in Car Shoots ment talks, Bulganin charged the News Tidbitr j Sultan last week and were said to Uilraty tpwglr and face-clothe. Seven new colors and white. West was prolonging the arms ____ . I Connecticut farr.iers and dairy-[nist tactics, strategy and objec- CuHitd from A P , ^ ^ have seized control trf atout 2,000 men, praying for rain after tw o!U ves. . . . to $5.98. ....N O W * 3 7 9 Sizes 5 to 15. Values to deadlock by bringing up "this or drought, have been ' Issued to 3,SM Delegates PLANE SUICIDE HINTED that political problem" to eld SS!S: mile sultanate. law Angeles, July 25 / BEAUTIFUL NO-IRON FLOCKED SCALLOPED LINGERIE At Pistol-Packing Mayor Adenauer's .flection canipaign. $12-98. ..N O W ^ 5 and.' * 8 Nylon and to t ton crepes in; Jury resumes The Sultan, whoee coastal mon-1 e x w e T 'l^ .^ ^ O W .'^ * waa ,nD'~terioiu hole was rh>ped In aa BEACH BAGS "TTie stateamen of West Ger­ ■ 3.000 delegate, to the to " •GIRLS' SLEEVELESS s GOWNS c u e of racketee. ^Jq^ny*Dio ac" i ...... ' er ■ Huntington, W. Va.—July 26 UP; ■ many do npt’ conceal ■ . . a deal the’ I f the drought continues. the associaUon's 80th annual conven- BLOUSES {deal fo r suit, towel,' glasses, lotion, * S U P S has been m'ade between the gov­ State Departmentpartment of Agriculture Uon—being held ift both New York !jr'. — Mayor Eugene Willis, who bo-, day and a passenger was blown DACRON TIER CURTAINS etc.. Choose fw m zipper,' draw string • ODDS 'N ENDS. / ernments of cerfaln Western pow­ ^ ® «Ponded firat by showering rebel- ..tar .“ ’‘® '"■> • ‘ «> - M d ar London a- this. year - split up into Tobi* of odds and ends gan carrying a gun but didn't doj to his death. Investigators' be­ Size* 7 to 14. or shoulder style. Broken sizes and styles. ers and the Adenauer govern­ anything else about a score oft M o n d a v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ discussion groups today. lieve the man sho» himself and AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER Value $1.98. . .NOW I e Q T W ment," Bulganin declared. prieod as morkod. threatening, telephone calls b«-j Netv^ork police arrest laborer ; * “ their revolt* "Crop prospects great a critical The O'Coaor committee aaid: bullet holes so weakened the Value* $2,29 to $7.95 Presiimabl.v the Soviet Prernler ^ cause he didn't want to "dram- j '; within 48 hi^rs or face British mill- M age," the department said today. “ ft ia traditional and right th a t' plane that ite side Mew ouL SPECIALLY Reg. $1.00. Each atize himieir' was. shot at last' referred to Western insistence that rilne irt.h, ' ‘ A'T blows. The deadline passed ! "And will deteriorate rapidly unless our courts are zealous In protect- 36" LENGTH night and narrowly missed. ! political Issues such as the reuni S fciar.. Smylie Tuesday night and the British Jets * Rood soaking rain is received in ing Individual rights. It is equal- $ ■ *1.49.0 *4.95 A-B0.3IB DETONATED ficatjon of Germany will have * " ’*'"Kcncy as : were_ ordered______into action.. . the near future."future.' , ly , oecesaary. _ that, the executive______PRICED A bullet fired gangland from a Atomic Test Site, Nev„ July S2.98 VALUE 2,0001^1 acre . range M ge fire sweep*sweeps nearne'ar 'Ye.sterday'aV e.t.rs^w .^rti.. sortie* were flown About .half of Connecticut's...... truck and legislative branches take effee-, 1.9 8 pr. SPORTSWEAR SPECIALS passing automobile, entered -the be settled befdre s comprehe^ve 25 iJP)— Aa atomic device shat- . open window of Willis' car, passed disarmament agreement epn be uiiil>r_' ki ‘ “ .****! Admit* by planes based at Sharja. An I ‘ Acm acreage, much o f it surround- live action to rid our country' „ Ulegitlmate child tw o / {tx F communique said there w-as i ‘"R R *w Haven, is under irriga-; sgsinst Communist infiltration tered the prerdawa sttllneaa of MATCHING JUMBO VALANCES, 54” x 1 4 ”_ $ ] ^ 3 9 within an Inch o f his head and reached. Ifhe West says, however! the Nevada desert at 8:30 tm , SMART NEW SLEEVELESS BLOUSES smashed out the closed window’ on that unsettled political ilisues will ' 2, **'*• . . . :ind sign of movement tn the “ °h, but an agriculture spokesman and aggreasion. Specials From Our BABY SHOP “ -J . '‘®‘ •“‘■he* Into higher vicinity of Ft. Izki before the at- today With the power* of almost White, Aqua, Gold, Rose, Blue.’ the other, aide o f the ogr. , not bar a'partial, ftrM -«a g e s.gree- 20.800 tons of T N T . It was the -1-- » (MAIN FLOOR—REA^) ground lo ^ y w-iul rails, steels and! lack, that the fort waa gutted and (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) -, . He .was approaching the drive­ ment. ' - * . "[/ i loth shot In Oia Atomic Energy no-iron dacron Uer curtains. White dacron with whita way of hi* home, about 11:40 p.m. Bulganin said/the currenf U.N. -other m e^la furnishing rhomen- ther.e were .signs of "severe dam- $5.98 VALUES. NOW * 3 . 9 9 tuni . . . Senate Rackets Commit^ Commisaion’s current test serteA S d a ^ l ^ d floral print. The edge of the bottom ruffle as well as the aides are flocked when the single shot was fired. disarmament aubcommittee' talks a g e' on the. 5-foot-thlck wall*. . CLOSEOUT lee resumes investigation of mis­ Denies t'atro Reports - ft was detonated from a balloon Police Scour City In London ^ I d little hope of suc­ 600 feet In the air.' DRAPERY DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR, REA’r use of fund* o f- Linlted Textile A double shift of police officers cess unless/the West, and parti­ The foreign ' ofAca in London 5 VALUES TO $4.98. NOW * 2 . 9 9 CHILDREN'S SOCKS Worker* by union officials. denied Cairo reports that British Lindy^s Role as Fighter Pilot RUBBER PANTS scoured this Ohio river city all cularly Britain, shows some recU 'QLAKE HITS J.LBtTlANS Sizes 4 to 8. procity.in getting some, disarma­ Vladimir Ankodinov, <%r«ctor-of ground 'force* had been repulsed Famous make, first quality. night if) a concentrated search fdr Intouyist. Moscow,- say* Soviet Heston, .MasA. July 35 (>Pi— the unknown assailant.- - ment steps under way. in action and that the Sultan had Union ia spending it* earnings asked the letela for a cease-fire. In WW II Bared by General A "strong" earthquake 4,600 CHECK HALE'S FOR VALUES DURING $2.98 VALUES. NOW M c 9 9 Mayor Willis. 24 - years a fu­ He termed control o f the arms- mile* northwest of Boston was from foreign touri«t* to finance Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd neral, d i f e c t o r and only seven | tours for Soviet citizens abroad recorded at 3:53 sjn . (E S t) Reg. 39c pr Hr. months a politician, Ras been re­ (Continued on Psge Tw o) 3 89c . . . Poznan, Poland, police use (Continued on F afe Ten) Westbury. N.Y.. July 25 A**' " I think the public is entitled at ‘ he Weston Heismograpfaio ceiving threatening telephone calls Hale's July White Sale tear gas to dispel rioters in ' top World W ar II general say* a ; least to some of the unpiiblieized ^lAtton of Boston College today, Drastic Roductions On Bathing Suits for about si.\ weeks. Last Friday,! restaurant, ' ["plush curtain of bureaucracy", contribution* in the Lindbergh ; Officials placed the quake south ONE GROUP OF be obtained a permit from cir-t Now is the time to stock up on sheets and cases, mattress pads and covers, bed pil­ Blast Scorches 50i Syrian government delegation V ^ a l o V w r v s s s ^ t I Ch»r>es A. Undbergh's role; odyssiey," the general said • of the Andreanof Group of the 1% Solid colors, and prints in lastex and cotton. cult court and began carrying a ' 1 Ctlu IZiX pC ri I\ap S ;as a fighter pilot against the' "All the pertinent facta are on Alentian Islsnil*. T low*, towels, etc. • GIRLS’ pistol. begin* yioscow talks on Syrian O b j p e r v i n g R e s c u e ‘ problem*. . U S p^’to'lra S l l i o k f * T i s v ! Japanese. i r- r- vc h / ‘ the record, but that closely . . „guard------DRESSES He used it last night, he said, ,„,e,e war criminils from l^UllCer 1 1C ^LL^_n._Aj^ri Hedemye^ ,.n*vail rau -: NEARS BOISE Sizes 3 to 8x iflring twice a t the fleeing vehicle, j Tokyo's Sugsmo. prison. (Ret.), former con mandjr of U.S.! able to the jiibllc," Wcdeihe.ver Boise, Idaho, July 23 UB—Fresh j UMMER h a t s t New Haven. Jul.v 25 lA'i — FAMOUS BRANU SHEETS »d PILLOWCASES .See Our Odds arid Ends Table For Vialbly shaken when police ar-' Rep. Moss (D.-Calif.) Arm y fofcea .in China, aaid Lind-j aaid. "L et me push aside the pliiah erewt were sent to the foothills REDUCED TO Vs PRICE! rived. ■ the 44-year-oId mayor waa j Hundreds of furious spectators Pentagon ' north^ o f Boise today to fight a at a loss to explain the shooting. watched for nearl.v’ an hour while news an estimated TYPE 130 TYPE 144 resenera-tried to free an injured TYPE 186 July Clearance Bargains! *7 don't know why in (Jod's I of secrecy. remained out of Values to $2.98.NOW * green earth anyone would want to driver':a helper from the battered ■ ^ . emergency, LADY PEPPERtfiX 99e .o *4.49 1.00 smoking and lung. ,, , , , ------P A N r i v e r LADY PEPPERELL kill me.” he aaid. cab Of a trailer-truck last night. I ud ‘r hl\H„„ cancer ; OccurrMi In 1IM4 I reserve colonel in the A ir Force ordered hy Idaho's chief exeeu, 8LPERFINE MUSLIN Then, at least'.'iO of them were ! heudon with aiitii at (Jam-' CO.MBEO PE R C A LE Neither police nor anyone else i.ic.i, "/*'= j bridge Ohio : Challenging the conclusions Of. ^ ‘ 1 this occyrred, W edem eyer; at the time of the Pearl Harbor' live, wa« in effect to permit the Reg. *2.99. FREE PARKING REAR OF OUR STORE.. .1 could put their finger on a con­ burned as the trudk s 'A P '^Jin g; ,mbassadnr A h s. >•■ ! statistical finding* Dr. Harrv 8 N . Lmo'jergh was in the.l attafk, "found it impossible be use of National Guard troops aad Beg. 83.19. BE SURE TO SEE OUR equipment. I Beg. fSAD. 72 X 108 .. $2.39 72 X 108 .. $2.49 CHILDREN’S. crete motive for the threats or gas tank lo w e r e d them With flam- chairman of the depart-! cause of...... the political cllm sle t o ' 71 X 108 .. $1.89 the attempts oh the mayor's life. . f®*o**n^* ; K i. -t 1 !e'^* I menl of rfathofoKY of Yale Medim l • * 6-month period in 1M4 while partlcipste in the wsv L* mem-j-vf|U)E GKT8 TRE-ASURY POST Reg. SS./o. Reg. 88.38. There was but a slim possibility The injured onlookers, fled. S o ,,? * dned Eg.t p ts economy . . • j g^hool said the 'methods used i ^dnetioning as a technical ad- ber of the armed forces." 81 X 108 .. it could be linked to threats re­ did the rescuer* leaving the tru ck-!■Alt' Porce plan* to Isuneh r o c k e t / ..„ i„ doubts" oveT i ^ ^ e vlser for the American aircraft Hartford, July 25 (Pi—F rszar B,- $2.59 81 X 108 . $2.69 BARGAIN SPORTSWEAR The late^ President Franklin D. ■ Wilde, president of the Connecti­ > Rag, $2.89. ceived by a judge and the county's man dang in g ' helpleasly. head , . i " ° " * ‘'‘P n oT .S ^^rted by ! industry, Roosevelt turned thumbs down on downward from the cab window. Alabama atto.'ney-general In- evidence ' cut General Life insurance Co., I 81 X 188 . $2.09 Reg. $3.69. Reg. 88.88. * Shorts * Beach Robes, prosecuting' sttorney*-because of Wedemeyer outlined Lindberghs Liqdbergh's request for active duty 90 X 108 .. • Bathing Suita,. All but , hi* leg* had been freed vesflgafe* Tuskegee Civic A»*n. i ’•■The question of a caTital rets- is slated to be the next Undersec­ $2.99 90 X 108 ,. $3.09 their recent role in a sensational rtile in greater detail than ever at the time because of Lindbergh's retary of the, U.8. Treasury, the h eJ .W IU H CORI murder trial. prior to the blast. i ; wlUch is closely identified with six- ttonshlp between tobacco amoking made public before as he spoke I Rag. 88c. 42 X 38 TABLE outspoken criticism o f U.S. foreign Hartford Ttines said today. Ac- R e g . 69c . 42 X 86 Reg. 79c. 42 x 88 i C f t - From a distance, a fireman week-old boycott of whits and lung cancer haa been, a per­ ''aea...... Each *9w v M ayor ,Wll)la was * witnoss for yesterday at plaque dedication policy during the pre-World War . cording to reporta, Wilde Will . Cases ...... Each VI f C Cases ...... Each 0 7 C MANCHISTER COMN- Mm a u t* In the lem e trial. Pl'layed a hose on the trucker, merchants . . Florida legislature sistent Issue for a number of cereroonifs marking the take-off I I era. r e d u c e d t o Wiilfred Godfrey, 35, of Hertford. eritirizes .Miami Herald Editor for quest a 'leave ef ahseoee. from Terrifie Buys! i PRICE! ( ' 7 ■ Q years," he told a House Gpvem- spot o f the famed aviator's his­ In 1954, Lindbergh was oommls- his Insnrance poat.M a special CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS ; ,(OsRHmw4 *■ Fag* flft***) refusing to divulge his source of toric hoc across th* Atlantic MAYOR EUGENE mULUt (OsalbiMd ea Fag* Tea). information for news story. meetihg of the company’s board .(CoaUnued aa Pag* FUteaa) in 1827. (OsaUanad ee Pag* Plftaea) o f diractor* at 4-p.m. h ^ y .

1 : i K VV PAQITWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1957

in a second^^y of hearings on the cn trials issue. Bolton ing Tuesday night to * it# MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1957 PACK ' lda]L Rebuts . , speiitsor of a resolution Bulganin Ties budget request for next year. It will present the budget to the ■T T alm ed^ ending all foreign trials Boardrd of FinanceFini in a Joint aeasion Sheinwold on Bridge Coventry ^ Ltl^ck on Bill of (9% also has a bill before the West Arms Cut which will probably ^ scheduled Columbia Andover Ittee which could prevent Three Decline Nomination on Monday night’s meeting. W roblinski'M ellady W edding reign trials in a number of off- L o ^ Vlaltora ED’SSIG KCG For GI Trial duty cases as well jas* barring for­ Stall with Bonn In Democratic Caucus Uproar John Garibaldi of Vernon 4ld. , IN FOB A PENNT North dsalsr Petition Asks Machine Vote Woman Pilot eign trials for on-duty offenses. Haa M his gueaU this week, Mr. IN FOB A POUND Essl-West vulnsrable Little League Stars Picked t v \ District Includes Girard’s Home and Mrs. Vincent Garibaldi ; *iand By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH jyMaUngton, July 3S Rep. (Oontlaued from Page One) A > I 4 I Mason’s district includes Ottawa, Bolton, July 3S (Special) —Re-^local Democrat, haa announced he their two children, Vincent and "This 1# only fifty points a On School Building Questions Ridsy (D-Tex) t ^ y oKalleng^ed m., home town of Army Special­ percuaalona to Tuesday’s Democra­ V * I t I Wins Wing§ For Final Game Next Week • # "not v«Jld” an a^lnlatration ments race the most Important ia withdrawing his name from Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Henry trick,” South remarked aa he ♦ A Q 7 ist S.c. William S^ Girard whose tic caqcua ace begifintng to be nomination as town treasurer and Zalewski, Miss Dolores Deltapara, made the key play in today’s hand. aQument that hunc^rMa rhore Cla case set off an international problem in the world today and heard from both Republican and A K Q Coventry, July 25 (Special) —Cities and therefore al)ow for the Columbia...July 25 (Special) micht wind up In-foroign jall» un­ agent of the Town Depoait Fund. Miss Mary Mont, Frank Garibaldi West had opened the queen of K.IST Andover, July 25 (Speclai) —4lU tter in Monday’s game with Cov- furor. The U.S. Supreme ' Court aaid he regretted that Soviet pro- Democratic sources ’Three candi­ and L«o J. Maksel, ail of Jersey WF.S’T A petition waa filed with Town expansion of grades one throi^h Mia# Maureen Leonar(r, daughter der a bill he ia e^tmaoring. poeals had met no responae from He said he Is writing a letter to­ hearts, holding the trick. South A A 5 A 7 An AU Star game and a picnic I Now Locotod At finally backed an administration dates named at the caucus, two Re­ day to Tolvn Clerk David ’Toomey C5tj(, N. J. Clerk Elmore A. Turkington in of Maurice Leonard of Columbia, The single hit eama through In : ITOday'e Mir would require that move to let the Japanese try the British government. publican and one Democrat, have had to win the heart continuation V Q J 10 V K ( 1 would retain the ninth grade in for all players will be held nejet overaeaa M r^em en accuaed of to that effect and will aifo Town Coming’Events with the ace, and was then at the a K g «5 the Towrn Offl(M Building yester­ who has been (aking fiylng lessons the seventh Inning to spoil Fal-1 7 9 d ia r ta r O ak St# Girard for the fatal shooting of "One gets the.impression,’’ Bul­ announced they have declined the The Library Committee wlTl ♦ J to 9 1 I towm, thereby saving money on week, bringing the euccessful Lit offensaa jim le on duty be tried by ganin asserted, "the British gov­ Chairman Jewell personally. crossroads. A . 9 S 4 3 A A 7 6 2 day requesting that a referendum transportation for students to out- for about three months, passed her cetta’s chances of a no-hitter. < a Japanese woman while he was party nomihatlon. McDermott, who-v'as not present meet tonight at 8 o’clock to draft tie League season to a close. Falcetta was an outstanding Phone Ml 3.8268 camt^pmrtial rather than aurren- on duty. ernment ia trying to create a In unprecedented action, ’ the An unthinking p l^ e r would SOUTH I ’ be held for voting on the vollnj^ of-towm high schools. Sight tests Monday, receiving ex­ d e r ^ to foreign courts. The coun­ situation where the stockpiling and at the caucus, aaid ha la not a Ita budget request for the coming lead trurtipa a t once, w est would A K Q J H i t Fewer Tuition Students Plans for the two events were 'pitcher in Little League games in Mason said U.S. troops abroaci Democr^ic caucus this week candidate for the offices to which year. ^ machines concerning school hous­ ceptionally high grades. She has in which .the nten were ata- perfection of the moat deadly and named seven Republicans to run on take the ace of apadea and cash F A 7 4 ing needs. Also, by keeping the ninth grade made last night at a meeting of previous years before going on to I would retain the Jurisdiction were all requested byvthe foreign he was nominated. McDermott Beaus and Arrows, adult arch, another heart trick. East would been receiving her flight instruc­ the older team. countries and help defend those destructive weapons will be per­ their slate for the town election, ♦ 4 The question of school housing in town we would lighten the load team managers and officers of the they now have — but frequently petuated under the cover of end­ could not attend the caucus be­ ery class, wiu meet at 10 a.m. to­ eventually get the ace of clubs, A J 10 • carried by Windham and Manches­ tions from Luther , C. Pierce, -of AI*POA Boards te MSet waive—over off-duty offenses. countries. He said President Eisen­ Oct. 7. Juliua L. Strong, a Repub­ morrow at the srhool shooting needs will be the first and second B(>yB’ Baseball group less talks on the desirability of lican named as Democratic can­ cause he was working with the and the contract would be de­ .North East fkinth West items on the agenda of the special ter High Schools, thereby hoping Pierce, Inc. at Windham Airport. The executive and management Yew den t need to pay Bather aide is note permitted UU' hower has declared that the other disarmament." BoHrd of Education, on which he range for its weekly instruction. feated. Pass Pass 1 A PlM they would carry our high achool Tha picnic will be held at the boarcte of the Andover Lake Prop­ -III der the reciprocal atatua-of-forces countries would demand withdraw­ didate for first selectman, an­ The 4-H Farmers Club will meet town meeting today at 8 p.m. at She plans to continue studies for a Sportsmen's (Hub at 6:30 p.m. $250 to 1300 tor ’The letter urged Macmillan to nounced today he la taking action haa served severe terms, in a Since South waa an experienced 3 A Psss 4 A Pass the Robertson School. load for a longer, period,of time. commercial pilot and flight instruc­ erty Owners’ Association will meet agreements to waive its primary al of • U.S. forces if America in­ special session to draft next year's tomorrow at the McDermott home player, he saw his danger very Pass Pats There ia a goixi possibility that Wednesday. at 8 o'clock tonight In the Red Jurisdiction- over servicemen’s Of­ sisted on changing, the status-of- take another look at an old dis­ to decline the nomination. on Flora Rd. at U a.m. The first item will concern hear­ tor ratings. This year’s players are invited armament idea first put forward Strong, who read of his nomina­ budget request. quickly. What could he do to pre­ Openins lead—F Q this expansion move would caroy Miss L^Mnard is a of Barn. fenses. forcea provisions. McDermott’s term on the Board Hie State 4-H Dress Revue will vent the iosa of one of those tricks ? ing the report and recommendation us through 1961-62 ihaofar ai|, to come with their fathers. The Tomorrow’s Activities Masbn asked; by former Prime Minister Eden at tion in the newspapers, expressed of the Board of Education regard­ the local elementary school. 'Wind­ INCONSPICUOUS Asat. Secretary of Defense consternation at the Democratic ac­ of Education expires this fall. Mrs. be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the The only reasonable chance waa grades one through nine are con­ traditional picnic fare will include Swimming classes will be held at Mansfield D. Jprague testified "Ooes any sensible person the Geneva Big Four meeting in Ratcliffe Hicks Building at the hold: Spades 9 8.4 3 2 Hearts 8 5 2 ing future school housing needs. ham High School and the -Univer­ hot dogs, potato chips, soda and 1955. ’The Alliea since have diS' tion. He said he had no prerious Catherine Peresluha waa named to finesse the queen of diamonds The second item will be to act up­ cerned. sity of Connecticut.- She Is a mem­ Andover Lake beach from 9 to 12 . .QUALITY HEARING AlOb eaterday that if the United States think that if we haVe a difference aa candidate for the post at University of ConnecUcut Two Immediately. If thU finesse worked, Diamonds A Q 7 4 Clubs 6. What The board’s report also included iee cream. a.m. S barred from waiving jurisdic of opinion as to who shall try owned the plan, which would have knowledge of the action. local girls, Beverly Tuttle and do you say? on the recommendation of this ber of Phi Beta Kappa: 1 Strong la running for re-election Tuesday’s caucus. he could mscard a heart on the board.; a detailed chart showing the'num­ Co-op Group Meets Volley ball and other games The Burnap-Skinner Memoriat tion it has in any case, the other soldier .. that we would be told to put ceilings on allied and (^m Marion Stygar, are eligible for the ace of diamonds.. If the finesse lost, Answer: Bid .four spades. This ber of.puplls and rooms anticipat' will be played and plans have b(ran go home?" munlst and Allied forces in West to the Board of EMucatlon and Zon­ ZBA Hearing Skated competition. When contacted yesterday. Rep. The ,Co-oj^rative Kindergarten library will be open from 7 to 9 countries llkewlac might refuse ing Board of Appeals, of which he he would be down two instead of bid shows about five trulDps, a ed in the years 1957-58 through tentatively made to show movies. p.m. to waive their trial rights. If that does, happen after the and East Germany, demilitarised The Zoning Board of Appeals PolIttciU Registration Open Otto Miller, one of the circulators group met Tuesday in the klnder- is chairman, on the Republican (ZBA) has announced it will hold down onl^ one. singleton or void suit, and not of the petition at the Republican 1961-62. These are pupil popuIS' arten rooma with Mrs. Myron Managers of all fbur teams are Woold Add to. Foreign Trials United States has spent tw billion a aone along the Iron Curtain and ^ e registrars of voters ivill more than nine points in high tion figures projected, based on the requested to bring league-owned effsn iht worid’sIsrasst-MlIias. for foreign assistance, the minoia opened the xone to a control and ticket. He ia idao president of the a public hearing Monday at tile South saw that going down two Caucus ilonday night, stated he ferkowitz, president for the com­ Manoh(wter Evening Herald An­ Such a refusal, he said, could Volunteer Fire Department hold a.special session at the Com­ would cost him. only 50 points cards You show good playing October town enumeration. ing year, announcing committee equipment to the picnic for (ui in­ dover (drrespondent, Mrs. Paul D. rinstt-qaslil* hearinf aids— sul^ect "thousands of additional Republican said, ’'then it’s time we inspection system. Community Hall, munity Hall tomorrow from 2 un­ had secured 63 voters’ names on ventory before it is put into stor­ liny, Ushl. ineoniptcaoas—St He commented today that If he Up for hearing will be the appeal more than going down one. Since strength but warn partner that the petition. He pointed out that This chart also indicated the members and times of sessions Pfansttehl, telephone PI 2-6856. servieemen to trials in foreign do retreat and spend the balance of Bulganin also said; til 6 p.m. Local voters, who have Siam ia very unlikely. number of rboms needed for each age for the next season. Sai to S16SI Eyethus* sad at- our substance building up that "It would be worthwhile for the were to run for first selectman, he of Arthur and Irene Kehl of Clark not become affiliated with a pollt a game is worth roughly 500 points some 200 names wcaild he needed scheduled. The morning session ihe-esr tnodels. Corns ia. sse courts with the possibility of ad­ would do It through proper chan Rd. who have requested a variance (counting the trick score ae well (Copyright 1957, General Fea­ to call the referendum. He felt of the programs for Grad# 1-8, will be held from 9 a.m. until 11:30 All SUrs Selected ihciB—(•ddyf ditional hundreds being confined fortress America.” United States and the European ical party, may register at the see- tures Coip.) Grad^ 1-5, and Grade 7-9, or the Players have been selected from powers mutually to pledge' not to nela by filing with the Republican to local zoning regulations. The mon. Those who are already reg^ia- aa the value of the game), it paid very sure that the additional a.m. and the- afternoon session to serve sentences in foreign Jails.' party for nomination In the GOP Kehia plan to build a garage closer to try an even chance for the game namei w'ould be secured. ■ 6-3-3 MIyatem. to the yeaV 1962. from 12:30 until 3 p.m. the four teams for two teams Shippee Renamed 2 But Kllday contended that the give military or economic aid to tered and may wish to change Other matters listed on the which will meet a t.6:30 p.m. Aug, any state that Vlolatea peace in party caucus, to the aide line of the lot than the their party affillaUon, may do so a t the risk of only 50 points. Miller for Machine# There are still some vacancies agreements actualh' "only affect Clifford Stephens. Republican 10 feet minimum stated in the re­ South therefore led his single­ meeting agenda for tonight in­ op(m for the afternoon session and 1 at the elementary school field. U of C Board Head QUINN’S PHABMACT the UB. troops,” and added, Ehirope, whether or not any of the at this time. Any other correc­ m m f M I OK W A Town Clerk Turkington yester­ clude twro itema contingent, upon The -Diggers All Stars Phone HI 6-4186 Local Stocks powers have prior allied commit­ Town Odmmittee member, named gulations. tions In the party lisu will also ton diamond and finessed dummy’s day morning confirmed the fact anyone Interested may call Mrs. don’t believe the other countries by the Democrats as candidate for The property ia located between action by the town on the article Jane McKeon. will have. Paul Carter, Lester would insist on trying them" for ments with the aggrcaaor be made. queen. Fortune favored the bold, that tha petition was to be filed 2. Article 3 provides for setting Thompson and Tommy Bonneau Storra, July 26 oP)—tieater E. I taeav sMmr-aaca ( state.’’ the Board of Finance waa likewise ■that of R. K. Jones'Jr. and Karl ’The session cannot make voters. for the finesse worked. Declarer llARTrORO with hl)ii "some time today." Mrs. Vincent Sledjeski . was as their mound stars.' Shippee of Hartford has been offenses over which they are now puzzled. H# said h# had not been Nlckse. immediately cashed the ace of dia­ Rep. Miller stated he felt such up a achool building committee willing to waive Jv.risdlction. <)uotatioiis PunUsbed by That Bulganin suggestien was ^ I s U done at several sessions of and article 4, giving that commit­ named as chairman of the ways .The Fisher-Lake All Stars will elected to hi* fifth consecutive Cebnni A Mlddlebrook, lac. about three years behind the contacted previous to the Demo­ Education Unit to Meet the Board of Admission of BHee- monds to discard his last heart, a matter should have the fullest and means committee with assist-' term as chairman of the Univer­ Kllday spoke in an interview as cratic caucus, nor since regarding The regular meeting of the Board and tlie game was safe. consideration and that voters tee necessary authority. use Kenny Fisher, Don Dowling the House Armed'Services Com­ Bid Aaked Western allies. In 1954, when t M to be held early in the fall, ants Mrs. Laurens Hoilbrook, Mrs. ■and Jack Carley as their htirlers. sity of Connecticut Board of West Germany was brought into placement of hia name on the party of Education will be held Monday Dally Question should be given the greatest op­ School Fund Considered Robert Deane and Mrs. Abraham Trustees. 3a Fashion-Right mittee called Reps. Bow (R-OhioT ' Baak Stocks slate. Hie knowledge of the situa­ prior to the town election. The town voters will also be ' Other players in the Firebail- the Atlantic pact, the NA'TO pow­ at the school at 8 p.m. With three Partner deals and bids one 'DESIGNING portunity to voice their opinions Rubin; participation. Mrs. Waiter I Diggers string will be Jimmy Shippee,' who is chairman of the and Mason (R-ni) for testimony Manchester Trust .. . 60 65 tion haa been gained only from vacancies still existing on the spade. The next player passes. You by the voting machine instead of asked to appropriate some 383,- Deptula, chairman, Mrs. Leo Caf- 5 Conn. Bank and ers announced that any members Manchester Ehrenlng Herald Bol­ I Thompson. Drew Gasper. Billy board, Connecticut Bank and far Your iotehan- of their' alliance which launched newspaper publicity. school staff, an agenda item call­ WOMAN" St a town meeting. 500 against the Board of Educa­ tier, Mrs. William Burnham and Trust Oo., was reelected at the TVust Co...... 89 42 ton correspondent, Doris M. IVItal- tion’s 1967-58 budget which must : Munson. Jay Hohmann. Billy Qo- First National Bank an. unprovoked attack on another Stephens Bald he had taken steps ing for interviews with teacher la, telephone Mitchell S-41545. GREGORY PECK When c o n 4ac t e d yesterday Mrs. Elsie Porter; transportation. ivell. Peter Thompson. Bob Horne, iMard'a meeting ;.eld here Wednes­ Tha Uegant tiiser Leek country would forfeit its rights to to insure that his name would not candidates is of prime interest. LAUREN BACALL morning Board of Eklucatlon Chair­ be committed before the 1957 an­ Mrs. Alfred Mondino. chairman, day afternoon. of Manchester , . . 27 32 man Russell D. Potter indicated he nual town meeting scheduled for Roger Phelps, Larry Coveil. Tonf- — OORRKCnON — Hartford National all forms of military help. appear

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rll ' ~ H'llflTI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. 25, 1967 ■ P A G E J ^ Pervukhin was "too young and too Soviets Name inexperienced.” -1390 Bastera Daylight Tlina WI>UP— l i l t pxM'ea more germs, to It* higliig (I BaJ>y Has t ^ Soviet spokesmen have - said UST FEW D tfS TO STOCK UP OK action. > t . Molotov, Kaganovich and Shepilov An Rhfield bov was arrested on Two boys riding double on a bi­ will be giVM new Jobs, but their The following program ached-**!!*— IN ONE fttOUlT Trade Official WHAY a warrant yesterday and charged cycle were .reprimanded by police If nqt pleased, yonr 40c hack at Bsstgnmentg have not been an­ TOPQUUirrITEMS.. HURKYI ulea are suppUed by the radio vanuia Wood Muale FltzGersIrt said that the boys ere rt A. (Nirtin, 32, of Suffleld. Deaths L^st Night WIcNB—Dinner Data deputy premier, at its head. WTIC-I.4UIVB MUIar I not a ‘‘crime ring" si hu been who had stopped at the railroad ' ANTIQUES ---WDRU—CalIRC - Kolby X lT l'—One Man'a' rkmily reported, but that they arc better' Michael Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins, 4S' The announcement said Pervuk­ WPOP—Waaworka'OP WDRC—Charlaa Colllnaawood interaction. 420 I.AKE STRZET Durant S t He was bdm July 31 at Manchester Memorial Hos- hin would be succeeded as minister By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4i; WPOP—Top 40 Tima described as wsj-wsrd youths. Police said that Bdward Cant­ Paris. Ky„ July 35 (P>—John pita). His maternal grandparents ares Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Bur­ of medium machine building by E. WHAt-Batty tumball Burnham was the first boy si-* well Jr.. «, was riding "double'' on W IL L BE CLOSED. William Jonn, 73. nationally known W etK —Racord Raw# WHAY—Polka party rested on the charge, his arrest the blcycle>^^ere■V J nci was no damage gess, Caribou, Maine, and his paternal grandmother is Mrs. Bliza- P; Slsvsky. The Medium hlschlne w k___S b-P.lt- f -• WCLX'—UtHKl iLVtrtimg Good IIuam beth Higgihs, also of Caribou. He has a brother. Jimmy A., 10, Ministry supervises the Soviet leader in the tobacco Industry, died WTIC—Rom Millar WKNB—Swinjc EA»y resulting from the suspicions of and the boyiKw’ere uninjured, ac­ until further notice be­ and a sister, Msfrdle A., 4. Union's atomic industry, and Slav- Wednesday. He was p^sldent of WDRO—Cal Kolby WTIC—X Mlrnm On* the owner of x locst bike shop cording to police. the Burley Tobacco Growers Co­ WPOR-Waavrorta WDRt^R O ,L4Wia where Burnham attempted to sell Horace B. Learned. 30 Forest cause of nickneiw and sky has been in charge of the sec­ 4:1*- . H POP—^otiAnd YArd ‘ * geCeiw Allan, son. of Mr. an^ Mrs. Andrew W. Torrance. 97 tion on ' peaceful, use of atomic operative Assn., since 1941 and WHSY—Batty Kunball »:1A~ a bike that he said he'hsd found. St., took his eyes from the road : remodeling. Cedar luqge Ter., Glastonbury. He was bom July - . 18 at Man- energy. prominent Bourbon County bank­ WCUO—'Record Raviaw WHAV—Polka Parly Burnham was arrested and charg­ mpmentsilly and drove his car Into' er. He Was born in Bourbon County. WKNS-P.M Good Mu*ta ed on Friday. a' utility pole yesterday, according ; cheeter Memorial Hospital. His maternal, grandparents are Because of the Increasing im­ wriC—Radio laus WKNB—Swin# Casv Mr. and-Mrs. Anthony J. Kocum. 35 Westminster Rd.. and his portance being given Soviet eco­ Bellagio. It#ly, July 35 (Jb- WDRC-Cal[>RO-Cal Kolby____ WTIC—X Minua On* White was arrested and Charged t'6 police. Police said that the ac- | nomic relations with other coun­ .Tameai Reynolds , *5, American WPOP—Waxworks WDRO—Fiddy Arnold late Sunday night. White ap­ cident occurred at the intersection paternal grandparents'are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Torrance, 194 WPOP—^rttlaUff Yard fc. MiddleI Tpke. - - tries. Western diploniats viewed author and artist, died Monday. peared in court, on Monday and of Center and Stone Sts. ' | . WHAY—Record Rodeo • : N n e ' - Lesrned stnick the east corner.: Pep-ukhln's new appointment as His home was Syracuse, N.T., but WCCO—Recora Revltw WHAY—Polka Party at that time revealed that he was evldence'th'at he still Is one of the he had spent his summers at a '■ WKJm-BporU WTIC—Klght Un* a parolee frdm the National Train­ of the curb at the intersection as Mloheie Jeannette, dsiUghter at Mr. and Mrs. John LIptak, 89 Wno-Newa WDRC—Rujuy Drap#r , he was driving west on Center St. | Union St. She was bom July 19 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ powers in the Kremlin. Until the Bellagio resort hotel for the past ing Institute for Boys in Wash­ 30 years. WDRO—News Raporvar WPO|*—Modppn Sniinda and then Into the pole on the west ; S u h v i c i i A , pital. Her maternal grandparents are Or. and Mrs. B. H. Her­ recent shakeup. he had been con­ WPOP—Bob.------■ and - ^ay ington, D. C. White had been Duck^s Dog Tired sidered one of the top Soviet eco­ liU - ~ ^ H A Y —WAfinup Tim* * lentenced to a 4-year term in the side of Stone St., police said. Po-1 mann,' St. Albans, Vt„ and her pgtemal grandparents are Mr, lice estimated the damage at ap-1 and Mrs. John Uptak, Bridgeport. .She has a brother, John nomic planners. 4>H Fashion Show WHAY—Raiord Rodeo WTIC—afj#m Lin* reformstorj' for a car theft in Donald, a, Nashville, Tenn., duck, curls up for a nap with Siaaie, his cAcker spmiel pal. The ani­ That Interpret Th* Pervukhin has been switched WOOC—Rtcord Saaitw ' WDRC—Riiaiy Draper Manchester two years ago. He mals. pets of news photographer Lloyd Hicks, have been close companions sines Donald Joined tho proximately 5600. David, S. WKNB—P.M. WPOP—Modern Sniinda Wishes Of The Familr * * 1. * * fromt Job to Job in Nikita Khrush- Storrs. July 26 (P)—The Annual WTIC—Ro»» Miller has two remaining years on hia household last month. They dine together on dog food. (A P Wlrephoto). WDRC—Cal Kolby gljAY—Pod#Fr« V*. Card* ssntencc. White’s case was con­ Fijit Spurned hy U.S. Carl Raymond, son of Mr, and Mrs. EMward Bujaucius, 408 gwemJI^^SJr" But Revue, a fashion WPOP—Bob and Ray /tm e—Xlghi Lin* t tinued to Friday and he vlU be JOHN B, BURKE Vernon S t He was bom July 18 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ V xr wUr ^*°*'*^ ; show with 48 tegn-age girls model- l:»S - ' XWDRC-Th* World tonicAl some extent. Rag pulp is made into . carries glamour with IL Tor loads WHAY—Road Show WPOP—Modern Sound* tried Jointly with Burnham and Rag Pulp Still Vted High-grade writing papers, bonds. of - haU■ are flown to Paria from! The FIJI Islands, now a Biltish pital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Uilian Hincks, 315 ■ 1. ' ' *'?!**'' garments they have made, will Cockerham. FUNERAL HOME E, -Center St., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. lAimnovirh and l^ lt r i Shepilov. tomorrow as part of the WC'OC—Record Reriaw • :l»- currency, carbonizing tissues, and neighlmring ■ countries lo r stamp-; crown colony, ■were once offered he has not been denounced as a gt.te 4-H Club Week kt the Uni­ WKN8—Sport* and Report WHAY- -Dodt*»ri ▼». Card* Cockerham was released In 8100 Rags, one of the earliest sources ing and lattaling and then are flown i free to the United States. King TEL. 5n 8-BB88 John Bujauclua 80 Horth St. He has three brothers, John Ed­ WTIO—Ro»a Miller WTIC—NIrht Lin* other industrial apecialties. plotter against Khrushchev s poll- i y*rsity of Connecticut. The 48 girls WDRD-Cal Kolby bail and White is presently being of fiber for pulp—manufactured hack again. Cakobau made the offer. But the 87 EAST CENTEB »T. ward. 3 ^ , Gary Stephen. 3. and Gerald Allani 1, WDRC—Th* World TonlfM AMBULANCE SERVICE _ , . , , . „ 'won county contest in which 1,500 WPOT—Bob and IRay / WPOP—Mod*m Sotmds held at the county Jail ja d in g into paper, paperboard, rayon, or PARIS I.ABEL PRIZED ' T*— I United States, busy with Ihe-CIvil H December w as, took part. The winners tomorrow 9tH- a disposition of his cast. other materials—are still used to Tha Paris label obilousiy still Sparrows usually llvs four years, j War, did not even acknowledge it. | -Nancy Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Levitt. 153 WHAY—Road Bhow / WHAY—Dodf*ra t». Carda Hilliard St. She was oom July 17 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ named head of a new commission i compete in a National con- wceOe-Record WTIC—tllghl Lin* to overhaul the Soviet economy test. W KOT- P. M WDRC—Rum Nati#titon pital.' Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WTIC—Rom Millar and particularly the goals of the Killed 1-12 WPOP—Mod*rn 8^nd* Wilson, Knax'vilje, Tenn., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. current 5-year-plan. W’pilC-ral.^lby Ota- and Mrs. Fred *A. Levitt, 14 Munro St. She has three brothers, Stratford, July 35 ip>—George WPOP—Woqdiraminra ‘of the World WHAY- Dods^ra y*, CaMs In May he was moved to the Marcen, 83, ' of Stratford was I:**— . /■ WTIC—Nlfht Un* Thomas, 11, Ronald, 4, and Donald, 2^i. WHAY—DtUellna • * * • * Medium Machine Ministry. crushed to death beneath the rear WDRC—Rum Nauahton When the Malenkov-Molotov WCCCeaOood Kvenint Good Muete WPOP—Modern' ^und* David Matthew, son of Mr. and Mi;s. Paul Waiencawicz, WU- wheels of a trailer-truck last WUim—Today in Sports I#:#* • ‘ group lost their-top party and gov­ mght. WW c—News ^ llmantic. He was bom July 19 at Manchester M em oriar^s- ernment posts in disgrace at the WDRO—News Reporter WHAY- -DodfFpa V*. Card* WPOP—News . - - WriC-^ramlTr Living 17 ltal. His matOmal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred end of June, Pervukhin was de­ WDHC—Ru*a ^^au|ribTon £yon, Willimantic. and his paternal grandparents^ are Mr. and WPOP—Hoimd Dog moted fromtull to alternate mem­ Drowns in Pond WHAY—Erenlus Beranada Mrs. Peter Walencewics, Ohtario. Canada. WCOC—Good BvantnS Unod Malta IttlS- LAY-AWAY bership on the Communist Party Presidium and subsequently lost Bristol. July 25 iPi — James WK1I»—Bveninf Baranade WUAY--Dodgers va. Cardf WTIC—B]W I» ■ w n c—ramlTy Living H Sharon Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams. Kelly his first deputy premiership. First Toots, 31, of Bristol, drowned to­ W’DRC—Waalh._____ AVath^r awI ZaimAn WDRC—Ruaa Nuiightoa . Rd.. Wapping. She was born July 18 at ManeheaUr Memori^ Deputy Premier A nAMas MikoyanT day in Dirge's pond when he dived WPOP—IsAftrenci Wtlk WPOP—Hound Dog Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. D. who has been the foreign trade in to retrieve a fishing bobber, WH*y—S^rFnada WIUY- Dodger* va. Card* Toreo. 35 Mountain St, Rockville, and her paternal grandparents boss until now, commented that police said. WCiX>-GooG Js^venlnc Muale WTIC—FYahi Charkafleld's Orrheatra are Mr. and Mrs.,J. Adams, Manchester, N. H; WKNB—ICr#BinK SFr^neila WDRC—Ruaa Saughton WTTO^MuFl#' y>r MaUchrlfiA WPOP—Hound Dog . SHOP NOW AND^VE...PAY UTEH...CHOOSE FROM NEWEST. WDRr—Music A tA CatU t$tU Sheryl Ann, daugfaUr of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore. Scott WPOP-^T«p 40 Tim* ’ WHAY-- Dodger* va. Card* n DOW N Dr„ Vernon. She was born July l3 at Hartford HospiUl. Her • l4 *- • WTICI'e^iyanK Chackafleld't Oreli**tra maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Erickson. Stony WHAY S^renAd* WDRC—Ruaa .^auirtitoD WCCC—Goodood br#nlnKhr* Oeed liuAle WPOP—Hound I>og Creek, and her pstental grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd E. WKIfB—sereiiada h*l4l8 year pwrchfit* until MP.ST COMPLETE SELECTIONS Moore. Mannlngton. W. Va. She has . a sUter, Lynda Sue, 15 WTIC—Thraa Star Rxtra WHAY—Dodger* v*. Card* months. „ DR. ROBERT D. LAURIE, t tVDRO—Lowell Thomas WTIC-fN*w» N *v. IS. G*t Ml* w li«l* fam­ U'iHJP—Meet tha Artist WDRC—4 W*ath*r WTOP—Newf ^ Rite.,, „ ily 8*1 for FoIl-WifilML N *w l: B n m Ricluirtf, aon of Mr. &nd Mris Richard Davif» R. D tn fis t li ^ ■SJEit-lu.rw .*>^1 ' ' i. ■ • -WDQWbi^lRiiiSioill. Rohoal -'Ftahl!.....' WTIC—Dick Burtai' WDRC—Ruiia Kaushton ...... ANNOUNUES THE' OPENING 'OF Nt& WrOP—Hound Dos ‘ --CmuSTokl*., iBfiaPlui fikternu ginuidparents are Mr. and Mrs. WDRC—Amox and ll;»S- Claude Davia Fff-t Cobb. Okla. WPOP—Fulton La WHAY- DotUera «a. Card* OFFICE FOR THE GENERAL FRACUCE WTH —Starlisht Saranad* WDRC—Rue* 'Nnushton QM .T-UNEI Nlshsfisas-oon of Mr. V. Bdvvard'^'PiTfigffiii; 9 Fox Television ProgramB WPOP—Hoiiijd Dos ‘ OF DENTISTRY A T t4.1- 1 2 .M CAR COATS HUl Dr., Rockville. He was bom July 14 at Rockville CityClty Hoe- On Page Two WHAY—Dodreri____ - nr* vx. Card* pItaL HU maUraal grandmother is Mrs. Laura Phillips, Rock- THE GILBERT BUILDING WTIO- Starliittit B'renadx viUa. HU patamal grandfather is Julian Pellegrini, SUfford. wunc—Nisbt Owl Matching Fats Tqwel He has a brother Dennia 8, and a sUter Marjorie, 6. TALC O TTVILLE RD, (ROUTE 83) ; SALE ragul«rty 49< . . . . GINERAL Koad Sitidv Set BeraardhM Aaa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rankin, 100 . VERNON, gONN. . Union SU RockvUle.. She was bom uuijr July 12 at n,UCKVIUCRockville V-VIVCity A study of the economic aspects 1 1 . 9 4 Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Oarence PHONE TR 6-5664 . . . '-'.fflJS TV SERVICE of Japan’s pressing transportation Bhoea eoHoa, RitaH Burke of Manchester. Her ” ------paternal*-----' -----grandmother' ...... U Mrs. --Martha - problems ^111 be made by Wexed:^ Rankin of Rockville. m i. m ^ ts $2 A A a9a.9 5, 7lns Parts university, Tokyo! Data on Japan's woter-repeL TRU MI 8-5482 highway-transportation problems lonf. NewaM ifylae, eol. 0 ^ 1 hlargaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Sher­ in relation to the country's recent wood. 27 Conlin Dr., Thortpsohvllle- She was bom July 15 at ika* strikingly population and on. Missas' 10-18. Hospital. Her . maternal grandmother U Mrs. economic growth will be collected Ph^be Dugay, Monaon. Mass. Her paternal grandmother U and ansl.vzed. The study will deal Mrs. Margaret Sherwood, Nahticook, Penn. Shs has a brother. 4 A.M. to 9 P.M. with' such questions-as the effect *irk*-k*irtfk-kirk-kirk-kirktiitirtrk-k-k David, 2. ALUKD FACTOBT AITTMORIBKD ; on economic growth In the past 10 TV SERVICE ! yekrs of an Inadequate highway Ann Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Roger Ring. 140 .Ver­ | F A Per House Call I network, the capacity of the K6. 14.M FW non Ava., Rockville. . She was bora July l i a t Rockville'Chty Pins Parte ' present development programs to Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. end Mrs. Walter SAVE ON BC 9-6080 j meet future needs, and the need mOOEt PMM Tm pteton^indaor, Ffidner Her paUragl grandparenU grsu Mr. Bwrrtag All Maachexter Area jsnd feeslhillty of a syetem of and Mrs. WllUam Ring, South China, Maine. NORMAN’S I super-hljghways. SALE _ Anae Stella, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Louis 8. MaToias, Farmstead Lane, Ellington,, She was bom July ,17 at Rockvina * 44$ HASTIORD RD. • CIU Hoapltal. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and 5trs. 1 3 . 4 4 Arthur Albert, Canada. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. DdnnU Marquis. Maine. She has a brothas, Robert, 1, and HEADQUARTERS for SHEETS Extra length for ssera three sisters, Rochelle. 5, TrniUe, 3, and Irene, 2. wariwthl Zip baud ; V. 9 • fonm eoNar. A ie 20. “ “ Hrs. Edward A. Dsarkchers. ALL FIRSf^^UALITY Wnrehouae Pt. He was boro July 18 at SALES and SERVICE 8.98 >.4-10.-.7.94 Rockville d t y Hospital, HU maternal grsmdmothsr U Mrs. SPECIAL Berdina Emch, St. Albans. V t HU paternal gcapdfathar is Jos Desrochers, jr, Albans', Vt.- He has a'sister, DsnUq, 2. v , REFRIGERATORS • * W. ^ t . WASHERS • Valerie Dee, daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. Charles RobhUbn. .CMpbell Avs„ Vsmon. She was bom July 19 at Rockville City D R Y E R S * Hospital. ‘ Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Frank MEirS RVLON Joim, Manchester. Her paternal grambaother is Mfs. RUby R A N G E S * I t Robinson, New Hampshire. She has a alsUr, CarU, 5 DISHWASHERS * SALE FUECE JACKET PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR DaiVIRY » «*»"*‘‘ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rlaiay, 18 ^ DISPOSALS* SALE WoodUnd St., Manchester, She Ivas bom July 9 at Hamord TELEVISIONS * Homital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr, and Mra. StanUv STATIONARY /8UT SHUHERS Muon* 29 Ardmoi^ RdM Mahcnetier. Iftt^. paternal parfdpar* m U are Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Risley, Hartford. 8hs« has a 11.48 brother, Bruce, 8. and a sUler Nancy. 7. , 2/Ox3/3x1Vo per pair Raversible. jaekatl From nylon fUoce to ‘‘“ Rhtqr of Mr. and Mrs. David J. -Donovan, ‘2/0x3/11 JtlVa 231 n r te r St, ManjchesUr, She was bom July 16 at Manches- gleeniingnylonte*ata. tor Memorial HMpiUI. Her maternal grandparenU are itr. and Mra, Paul A. Hlllery, Mancheater. Her paternal grandparenU- CONVERTING TO CempUf ly wodiabia. { 2 / 8 x4 / 3 x 1 V b are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Donovan. Lynn, Mass. Wards bottom flttedt . lovs you time t They : T T W J Raymond BIchard. son of Mr. and Mra. Henry Cahill, Great AUTOMATIC HEAT? fit tmoeth-,cornart 2 / 8 x 4 / 7 x 1 V b Svvamp Glastonbury. He was bom July 18 at ManchesUr Memorial H^pital. HU maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. rw rrr May tvehsif ini ^ y m ^ d John»n, Warwick, Rs 1. HU paUmal grandmother U 3/0*i/3xlVi Mrs, Bella McConrt, Warwick. R. I. He has a brother, Henry, NETS WARM FrancU. 4. and a aUter, Patricia Ann. 2. ' • '3/0x4/3xl»/t^ WOOL SORCOAT J J b ^ M fa r iiv daughter of Mr. and Mra. Richard Lawrence, WARDS OWN iONGWEAR H i-M uor ^ k . -yem6n. She was bom July 20 at Maneheatar Mem(«|U HoaplUl. ; Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and 3/0x4/7x1Vi SALE Mrs., CUi^rd fUUs, 84 Mill 8t„ and her paternal grandparenU are MUSLIN SHEETS Mr. and Mra. George Lawrence. Kelly Rd., Vemon. MAHRESS PADS 5 2/8<4/9xiyi_ 72x101" or tlx W " 12.88 ^ 1 d Cbariea, eon of Mr. and MU. Charles Crockett, Ver­ Full SiM non Trailer Court, RockvUle. He was bom July 22 at Mim- Styled for active mon. 81x108" 1 .9 6 1 fe s t e r M e m o ^ H m ital. HU maUraal grandparenU arc 2 . 8 8 3 / 0 x * / 9 x 1V b Worm quiltexi Sning.,. Mr. and Mra Henry Hothoskl. Terryxille, and his paternal trand* miaiy pxittemt. Buy on' parent# m Mr. and Mra. <5uy Crockett, Sebec, Maine. Pillow Case 4 2 e 1 Full Size. Plump, comfort- hUe. Washes whifiil ’ loy-awoy and tovel ^ , » « » > « Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reinhora. 4« CHESTNUT POST asA RAIL FENCE H e l^ e M , She was bom July '20 at Manchester Memorial Hos- Get the best—automatic oil heat- for itrotch-Atrsnglh and ihrinkage. Thsy’ra tnewy whits, 2 Rail Fence ^ U l. H er_nm te™ i grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Fred F; ond clean-aetJon M o b ilh e a tl CarpenterPitkin St., and her paternal grahdpardnta are Mr. 132-eount...flrmiy woven for long, long wsor. Neatly per section and Mra. H. Irwin RTeinhom.' 27 Winter St. She has tw'o sUtera Hus winter enjoy safe, dqMndable automatic oil flniihsd 3" top hsmt. 8s sure to tioeic up "now at (I post, 2 rails) 3 x 4 0 x 1 Tar* •e ' ■> Cheryl LouUe. 5. and Joanne Carol, 3. ’ ■e heating and new dean-action Mobilheat... it actu­ Word* low, WWte Sols priest, - per section M aireo Jr., -son of Mr. and Mra. Warren Hoar, West St., ally cleans as it heats... helps protect your burner '(1 post, 2 rails) 3.80 Dellverrxl J f T j ! MEN’S SOEiE ? Belton. He was bora July 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ from harmful depoBita. tal. HU maternal graitdmother U Mra. Theresa R GriMl Posts Clealed At Top, Creoaoted At Bottom * ' lEATNER JACKCT * East Hartford, and his patemsi grandfather U Harry L. Hoar’ Clsss 'istriss ZllsMIbset ghit$ MEN’S HANDSOME WOOL West St., Bollon. He has a brother. William. 5',i: and a aiater' BLEMHED MUSUtt BOrS REOUUR 17.98 REG. 7.98 CAR (OATS SheiU Marie, 2. ’ mart rl«an h*atp*r goUoiit' SALE I 1MEED SUBURBAN COATS • e*e***« •'*** a a 4 >*•*••«# 30x30'" SQUARES THE VERNON LUMBER MOTORCYCU JACKET WITN 2-WAY HOODS . CUflord Cugeaa son of Mr. and Mra. Eugene R. Carman, 3\sat WlUlngton. He was' bom July 22 at Mancheater Memorial 15.88 I HpspiUJ. Hia maternal grandpaunu are Mr. and Mra. Kenneth C A U Mitchell 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY 2*fjA, 4 for 88^ S ALE 21.88 S ALE 15.94 SALE 6.94 Apderaon, Canonsboro. Pa., and hU paternal grandparents are & HARDWARE CO. You eon dry clean •..n ^ SILENT GLOW OIL RURNERS A 44gorevs ^owertmsnt of rugged Mf. and Mrs. Eugene B. Carman. Bridgeport. ' loundsrad...ready, to uts ROUTE 30, VERNON •eft wed* jeekot duo. * Selected block copeskin leoHier. Extra length for astro wormthl for towoli, dust clothf. twaads . . . Rghf and dork eelert . . . Diagonal zip front with rabbit's Jeffreg Paul, son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Nlesnanskl, 81 (8 Alllea East of Vrrnon Ian) to OuHon* traotmant. ^ Sheen cotton, worm quilt lining, ihlnaton. St. He was bom July 15 at Manchester MemorlsJ OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Full royon Hning. > woR insulated ogoimt ttie coldest foot puN. Zip' cuffs, pockets, snap- Hoed folds down, forms coHor. 7-14. M o rta l. HU maternal grandparwitegrartdparante are Mr. and Mrs. Frank MORIARTY BROTHERS days with worm quilted lining. 7:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. 'VrBvSixX down lopeli. OuiH Kned. 8 to 20. REG. 5.98, siiei 3 to 8 ...... 4.94 A. Btckindra, 81 Washington SL. and hU patemisl grandparents FRIDAY NIGHTS OpEN TILL 9:00 P M. J 2 . ■*"<» JSiKW* NlssnansW, WUkss Barra, ftu Ha has * two brotlMBhMin, 2, and Joseph, 1. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHISTIR TEL. TR 5-2466

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- U U J l. HANCHESTEB EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. JULY *5, 1967 . bacif a few weeks, are beginning 7 ^1iauflrpatpr Uvlnf happUy ever a/lcr, and, in- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1967 to report a "weakening in confi­ Hehron Conference kt Camp Washington, ddantally,. of aoma Important ln> Droodles Lakeside, to be held September A Thouglit for Today dence” on the part of consumers riuanra on world affairs, ainct 7 and 8, Applications for reservar Copttitm lipraUk By ROOER PRICE Sponsored by the Manchester r COSMETICS 1 ^ PUBUSHJiiD BY m * "and a m ori cautious attlDide on Britain won't b« ncodinf qulta ad Democrats Name tlbna should be forwarded to Wy- Cotincil of Chnrcheo ttKRALO PRINTING CO. 1N& buying." r "W« d«liy*r** 1 11 BiaMlI SlTMl many ovtraaaa tarritoriea. ville Peabody, treasurer, at Sunny- HuclKittr ^nn Ih e surveys find that people Caucus Nomiiiees vlew Drive, Vernon Center,* i^th Shortage m u M ^ r f'kiRGUsoN check enclosed, fee in full. There w iLr& n ruRovaoit ^■ere less urteasy bbout'their per­ We have )>een reminded from will be no further refUn(Js after Arthur Drug Starn j PubIttJien sonal financial status than they Hebron, July 25 (Special)— Mrs. many circles of the terrific short­ [ f ouMM OelelMr 1. IkH Aug. 31. ' - ■ age of engineers, and perhaps next ^ 4^ A Mb Mb A MX xAk ▲ SB i | were ahbiil general conditions. John Bell was nominated at the PublUbtd CT«ry Breninit Except Democratic caucus Tuesday night In line, school teachers. Often Kudaya tad HolldtTt. ii;mfr*d. at tha They themselves had as much Connecticut Mbb cheater Evealng HermM He­ comparisons are made between our Pott Ottici a; Manctiexler Cson.. at money as ever, if not more. V e ry , to run for tax collsetor. bron eorreaposident MIqa Susan FUN IN THE SUN! mtiimi Claat Mail Matter potential and.that of communistic SDHURlPnoN, RATES very few had any less money. B u t! OUiar nominationa include: Pendleton* telephone ACademy itiiasia, and there are quotations Payabit la Adyaiict Yapkee 8-84M. Protect I'oiir Skin With they were feeling cautious about' Solomon Bllcnberg. 8-year term. which art startling. Not to belittle By A. H. O. Medric Bedard, 4-yaar term > and these statistics, but to give an­ BELA-RO-FEOL Oai Year .... general conditions, and some o f , SIK Ifontka ... two men FTed Pettlngill and Wil­ other emphasis, let It be said that Tliret Mon tilt ttiem were thinking of used cars! liam Melvin to All vacancies, all . Spite Site Marked there is a tremendous shortage of An ounce of preventinn ^ Oat Hnnta ... Spring drought turns a (anp up-! rather than new ones, or home re­ on the Board of Education; Ed­ Christian ministers and educa­ Is worth a pound of cure. ataoaaasoaaa A 7-acra lite at Promontory, & Copy pairs rather than new homes, and side . , ■ down. It causes the first . to;.. ward Keefa and Morris Ksssman. tions! workers,, and though we glftt }-.C (isssasor; and Arthur Bedard and Utah, on which la the spot where At Your Local Drug Store MEMBER Oa . sod hi.«y or ih.,n ».P, mJd.n.i'" » »• «r«. II might have mote than Russia (and r a n ASSOCIATED PRESS Cornelius Laary, Board of Tax a golden spike was driven May 10, will continue to have) our failure PINE REXALL PHARMACY T;>t Ataoclattd Preta it exciutlTtly ‘Dohut for a Dog’ Review. Stephen N. Mosney was 1869, to complete the first Ameri- to raise up adequate leadership for PINE IJ5NOX PHARMACY antlUM to thar uta of republicautip of '■VCuriously enough, our own Main i farmer. nominated to Air a vacancy oa that cjtn transcontinental railroad, has all oewt ditpptchet credited to It. or IVhen I tried to sell the idea of the Church >of Christ might well not otherwlae credited In itiia paper 8t. sei.smograph now reports. that I • Normally; upland fields, prefer^ board. beeh designated by, the Depart­ resemble Russia in an area In and alto the local oewt patmaked here. Dog Donuts to. my neighborhood ment of the Interior as a historip the psychological buying reluctance! • ‘•■y eloping to (ace the sun, have John Pulanakl Jr. and Allen which we do not want to be any­ Al> iltntt of repubUcation . of epeclal Pet Shop owner he referred me to site. The United States Psrk dltpaiebea berela art alto rtterred Reid were nominated fpr the Zon­ thing like her. of last winter is just about over. * »dvantage in the produc- his buyer who refused to be Service will help preserve and You Can't Beat Firtf ing Board of Appeals; Richard -K.,,. .V .. ... i Hon Of early com. Their elevation swayed by my sales tidk. Probably As our yoyung people look to ^^axiu terrlce eltciit of (I. E a . Sere Keefe* Julei Rebillard, Henry maintsin it. Just about the time the national; ^v e s them protection from frost, because the "buyer" was a talking the future, many enticements are CMzacki and Donald E. OrilAn . ^“*^*'L* RepreteoUlleet: Tbe ^nsumer surveys are discovering | Normally, too. it ia sensible prac- Myna Bird with a vocabulary of waved before them, that they fullut Matbetrt Special Aacney — New were nominated for constables; It; In this reading ,o( the Main ,St.! Hce to time yoiir upland fields (or "auutiuuuuk . . . eeeeeeek and Strim-MttU Sales Risi might choose "this", or "that.” A York, Chicaao. Detroit and Botten. and George Kramer, David Ap- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF seismograph we are. so far as pos-' orops. while the spring aakkkklsk." As a result, I closed full-time Christian vocation must CtRCUUt riUNB . «4hi. *1.. V . 1 ' moisture holds, and reserve lower plesteln and Jerrold Porter were Four West Coast companies ac­ be waved before them too. Min­ sible. ignoring the bujing earth. more level land (or crops my charge account In the place nominated for grand jurors and Informed the proprietor that count for nearly 50 per cent of the isters sre opt brought into the Tbe Herald PrtiiUnc Company. Inc., quake which hit on those recent | which may have to fight late sum- ataumeaea no nnaradal reepontibfUty (or I was going to take my busineas Amston T ax Due women's bathing suits sold In the world 'by tne stork — they are typompnical arrort appeartoa da ad- "Manchester Days,” which m ay; n s r drought, Notice le given that a Are tax people, nurtured In the ohurch. It Temteiimta and other raadlna matter someplace else. He's got a nerve. United States. lAst year more 4hsn In The Mancbetter Eyenina HeralS have been merely the result of e x -1, however, the low- Onl.v the other day I bought 21 of two mills, levied on the list of 100 manufacturers In this country is the responsibility of every k “ * meeting held June sold about 185.000,000 worth of Christian who has anytyhlng to do FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS Oitpiay aoeerUEoa cioeina boiirai Gdldfislu 2 Tarantulas ' c«nt each pect the women's baschwear bill in a Christian vocation. fields has, over the years, some­ month from date due. to top 1956 by 15 per cent. R. Russell Peery general national economic weather times made us first among our Homlng.Pigeons (my telephone is out of order) and a Canary. May­ Perhaps .few people realise that OPEN TILL 9 P.M. vane, is on Its way toward some peers In the matter of sweet com. be he's jealous because I've got ■ITiuraday, Jiily J5 release again. The year is going to become one year In 5r broth- -rf,.-! ______.k-'______1 which everyone else under the more animals than he has. rJrtJJk M " WlUiam O'Donnell is EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY wind up bigger than it began. Peo- i i l '* * I*** ...... A k.,.11 .k , I drought sun has been first, so far ^public prominently before Rockets Vs. Mud pie have resumed curling their own we are concerned GET AHEAD WITH A • ment for one particular field, that He will be social director and In the desert of the Arabian pen- hair instead of w'altlng for a d*- Because it was sa dry as it w a s; field Would suddenly spurt and Xtav linlakA ______.k..x .,k.' ____ CTtertainer at the Stucco Cottage teatila, modem rochet filing; planea presMon to do it for them. in May, upland germination was forge ahead of other fields, even Resort ImMpodus this summer. * Irregular, so that any single row are now eng;aced in what aeema a though planted weeks later than ^ s t winter he appeared in St might contain three or four dif­ they. BILL CLEAN-UP ipoat tineven battle, with a primi­ Petersbqrg and Tampa. Fla., and ferent ages of com plant. Be­ W^.will harvest what there Is In b Bay 'loftovsr soatenal bills ■ '(••ilt.il ' tive mud fort. The Dream Brighteiw cause It was as dry as It was In a field planted on, June 1, for in­ and, radueo high monthly |My- ; ; » * » * ! I Y et the contest la not Inequal ih CSiances for the creation of a June, upland growth was irregu­ stance, before we harvtest what arwnts with a proapt loan Mr*./ *;**«?»' RNAST GUARAHTEED MEATS lar, too. proceeding In sudden the ^ ay It may aeem. It is the mud United Suites of Western Europe, there is in a field planted In the Wo fiko to say "Yatl" when ; bursts following the, two rains of middle of May. His TOng, "Inferiority Complex," fort wliich la likely to, win. w-hich many feel Is the only Cure was ™'e«Aed Just recently through ask for a loan. Phono the month.. The particular timing In iuch a crazy, mixed-up year loon in enq visit, or 13MiOZ This is so because of one key for Europe's ege-old economic and of the rains as It fitted Into the we don't know whether We are the Walter Music Company Inc OANI y ith the Webb Label. S n g ; factor among; many aiementa in a political woes, seem Increasingly particular phase of plant growth coming or going. But the truth is —^IM8»S88lMSI|BatiwoAlaBO tang;led N ear Eastern situation. brighter. often produced a com plant which that it doesn't make much differ­ 5.*?. n Roll tune. "Ponv CANS was abnormally stock and healthy ence whst we do. The' Connecti­ N* be in Moodua until •06 M A IN r u , O n r WBBKnrth'O. MANCHESTER There is perhaps nothing; to i-*Ai>or Dny. The most recent hopeful sign, ofiup tq the crucial point of its pr<»- cut amateur farmer has never ishoR I HW »Aihforllw YlSM6tliiMr •MM 1NOIHOAY tVIMNU tMIM I SJK choose b e^ een the Sultan of Miia- course, wasWMS thexne ratification.byraim caiion. by OheOhe' [ dijctlonuuvnon ofoi an esr.Csr. whiehWhiah Is is (he the jieerpftL-jo puny and powerless a Though born here he has spent • ^ e ^ a t _____ s a^_. > .. wh/kldk xa/ IS.. ak.r_— evea. - UmmattmUmeStmmimamtmm eal and Oman and the rebellious French 'Natlonal Akaembl.v of the' P'"T>o*e of Its being. The creature. a good deal of his time in East Imam of Oman. Certainly, the out- treaties for the European Eco-i Hampton and-Marlborough. LIMB ' Camp Forms Issued aide world has no way to judg;e nrkmiA o#an«FF.ii«i»;s .. J » 1 Of the com cultured by 29-OZ nomid Community and the Eii^lthe Indiana, with the tllameter of C / o r p f Urged on Danek Blanks have been issued for RICHMOND which may have the more lerlti- ropaaji Atomic Enerjry Commissi the ear nometimea leaa than that ------parishioners of St. Peter's Episco- CANS mate claim to the territory In- aion. These progrrami are scheduled j ®^^he btalk. Dane.<< In the United States are ipal (Jhurch for those who wish to VC voh-ed, op which would be a better urging their homqland to adopt a. attend the 12th annual Laymen's Lean, Tender and Flavorful iHaitfes to go into effect next January. -^ ’y' Read Herald Advi. leader for' the people involved. nstionni flower. A h present it has none. The weekly publication. Deii There ia perhaps something; of a achievements already scored by!n)oi?ture diet, so that even the Danske Pioneer, o ' Omaha- has , Cut from Young, Genuine LB 12-OZ choice between the forces in hack two existing European experiments I <^>othespln ears have ^ e n ripped suggested red clover because, as ' open before. w;e could determine the fodder of dairy cattle. It is the ' LUNCHEON MEAT of these two rivals, but we are In...... internsUonal..._------economic--- w u hv coopers i.- — '•* ---- . Spring Lambs CAN hot .even sure what that choice 1 tion--rthe'custonu unipn in ulUch .whether the little monstrosities foundatipn of Danish agriculti)i^I ■

,erahousjf--bev»-p*rtr«piUwl “ since ‘ be seasoh that the few- rains symbol of fresh charm, inner ■ v.-usv-w.. r,.r\n'. x ii^ : ( r peace « f the world. 1948, and the European CoAl i have merit, antj quiet cOnsUncy with ' The force In back of the Sultan ia hidden reserves o f strength," ! 10-OZ BrlUin, stm, in this instance, in Cut from Genuine Spring Lambs LB France. Weel; Oeftnany. Italy and their Indiridual stages. Because Tho bird known os-the woter l Its somewhat anachronistic role of Lamb Fores the ack of the Imam of since 1948. In addition, the elimina­ Smoked Picnics Oman, the rebel, w h o would be TO CUSTOMERS OF tion o f tariff barriers within the Dole W ' likely to control the-country if It coal and iteel community has re-. FRANKFURTS SKINLESS LB 53e weren't fo r the British, seems to be suited in greatly increased activity THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER that o f Saudi Arabia, plus, per­ in that industry. / 15'A OZ KNOCKWURST Taity Delieatesien Treat LB 55 c haps, the trouble-making insplra- With thia experienct to base WATER DEPARTMENT SAVE:: Don of Egypt's Nasser. And any their hopes on. and with the action CANS Realise of the severe draft on the water in our reser- new tonic for awakening Arab na- of the Frgnch National Assembly HORMEL SALAMI 4ozpko4 5 c Dcmalism, wMch sometimes threat- assuring the creation of a ** being lowered at such a rale that Dog Food thh following ens to became Arab. Imperialism, mon market for Western Europe's 6 might be rated worse thim a per­ prodticts, proponents of a United Choko Mallows petuation o f this lastrdltch piece of WATER RESTRICTIONS . S.a 5ooJ V a L ! FKG States of Westarii Europe have a are made effective immediately and apply at all hours, n i o o Choeolete Ice Beg British Imperialism. right, to -be opUtniatie. fhoser po­ # O val Creams REG On the other hand, we are not litical ties could be expected to Choc(»lale Ovals sure whether tho backing for the . follow the creaUon of a common No outside use of water for lawn sprinkling, no garden Fresh Swordfish - 3 9- Idueofor Cookies ■smWmtIleana Em m gxklaaO.' 1_ ___* rebellion is a joint affair with market that was proving success- sprinkling .with ho.se, no other hose use, no car washing ON A BRAND NEW Picnic Cakes Saudi Arabia and Eg)rpt, in which ful. residential or commercial. these two nations are together However, the road yet to be trav­ In order that >ea.sonable service can be rendered and again, or a venture by whiiUi Kthg ______eled to a United Western Europe- the supply not be further endangered, we request thi MERCURY V FROZEN FOOD VALUES! Baud atone la trying to build him-1 ta long and tricky. Innuiherable and '57 cooperation of all. LOW PRICES ON QUALITY PRODUCE! BAKERY SPECIALS! aelf up aa the new first leader of j deep-rooted nationalistic fears and. FRESH. FROZEN - Reireshing and. HeaMiFui the Arab movemWit, succeeding | prejudices will have to be over-! Nasaer- Our diplomacy has’ been come. The prosperity which has.’ July 23,1957 RICHARD MARTIN, General Manager trying to woo King Baud away [to a great extent, enabled the' Order No. .3396. from Naaaer and ,set him up as i Benelux customs union and the coal CLOVERDALE ORANGE JUKE SU4^ a leader,- and now, to help us j and steel community to Uirivc may m APPLE \ ’^ *rry ^ u t our ambitions for him, | be swept away by a depression.!' CANTALOUPES 6-OZ VI C he mmy be starting a amall war, I And. a;ccordtng to moat estimates,' f ^ 5 JtMt'to pleaSe us, and overshadow.;it will take up to 16 years to re-: T'- CALIFORNIA GROWN CANS CANS Nasaer. Such a possibility would be move trade barriers betweqn Swaat a(id Juicy • Full of Flavor t A t n one more grisly proof, wp think, France, yi'est (Germany and the STRUDEL 4 o f the folly of trying to handle Benelux countries. Near Eaatem problems by the old But the fact that so much p ro g-: JO AN CAROL YOR GARDEN XK>Z pow'er politics formula. jreaa hag been -made in spite o ti £ | | l | | | 0 j | LA 6RANDES • Cardornia Fr*ih LB 2 9 ^ Tsndsr Groan EAST HARTFORD t e l e p h o n e Blf 9-9851 Yoost raiiod, rkh, iw to! dough, ilHod Broccoli Spears PKGS That Is how confused and mud-jnaUdhslistioi rivalries is- encour-i l 1957 MERCURY died. tte situation is. But there la "aging. It Indicates that the na­ PHAETON CONY. with 0 laity Apple Filling. YOR GARDEN one factor which give* the mud tions'of western Europe recognize Merr-0-!^tle. Heater,' Ra­ Bartlett Pears 2 2 9 < Potato Puffs Quick frozso ■fort more of a chance againzt the dio, Whitewall Tires, Wlad- that the day of the independent shield Washer. Turo|ike En­ modem locketa than ordinary ~~jersey •^caiuviiid - - -piNT-*^^^: state has faded and that only In gine, QaadrlrBeam Head­ M ll^bsw isy lACH m ilitary logic would indicate. It is Interdependence—in some form at lights. ' t'nderCoated and the same factor which haa been Palished. Inv. No. 57-IA5. J union in Which goods can travel € | * € I | 5 0 S seedless " Calilornia LB 3 5 < operating in Algeria for many ^ freely acroas borders unobstructed ' REGULARLY 84543 ' montfia. by tariff barriers that have l>e- I P ^ e i C h i B S KBERTAS • Carolina The real aovercignty in,the area, come ob.xolele a* well a* artificial NOW *3343 . M e r c u r y w/fh Dream-Car Design 3 . ^ » 4 9 < w iiilA ia British, is that of an out- —is there hope for the future' o f. Dtiivcrvd YOUR FAVORITE TEA aide power, represgpUng a non- Eumpe. ‘ | L e m o n s ' - DOZ 3 9 < native, race. Fbr. such ah outside . ______( SPBCIALI In the N aw Sportsman Series Design Glasses * power to maintain its sovereignty JOAN CARO4. peacefully is, 4n this dsy and age, 1957 MERCURY START THIS ATTRAaiVE SET TODAY! Ftiirj' Tale. Suitors? BICGEST VALUE EVER! Tinwly becoming more and more difficult. This is a modern age. and there FHAETQN SEDAN • b , ' •luabarry Traal One guesses that there is no final COFFEI PRICES - JUST REDUCED! Flo-tone paint, I-uxury Trim. il5< has )>een considerable relaxation of ; victory for any such outside, sover­ Now you can get all Mercury’s “ Dream Car” advantages at tbe lowest price royal aocial codes, snd yet the life for now, «nd Mer-O-Matir, Heater, Radio, eignty, In the Arabian peninsula, in Whitewall Urea, Padded ever. You get MORE of everything you want in a ear at a price any new ' HOMELAND TEA BAGS of the Princess Margsret continues Algeria, or in Hungary, no matter Dash, Windshield.,. Washer, car buyer will like. Vermon! Maid Syrup'm*3lc ’ m^SSc to seem that of an unhappy fairy on through fall,.. how many mud forjs it may be able many <&Uier extrnsT lav. No. RICHMOND 79< 20-RAG 4 ^ A c tala princess, who has some s o rt. 57-66.. Corned Beef Hash t*u<»*o 2 c*n1 6 5 c "to reduce. A Rich, Full lodisd Coffta Rsgulsr er Drip - Vacuum Padcsd TUMBLER imW 3f curse' hovering over her affairs. | our prettily REGULARLY, PRICES START AS LOW AS Roast Beef Hash 2 «2 I 65c Those young men who find them­ Gat a lat pf 4 Staiplau Slaal lead Taa. Spoons - Mada by K Y B O hb BAG 89< COPLEY hbcan 95< S OI in 20c Curling Their Own Again selves' favored with her company printed N O W _ .Noxon Metal Polish Tha Inlarnational Silyar Co - Haiavy satin Finish For J1 39 seem to be sulvject to sudden exile Dolivarod Quick Elastic Starch 2 i'c 1 ‘ 2 7 c W« g*i*rv* Ih* to Lmial dusnhttM' Last winter our own Xtatn St. rhe latest is'Lord Patrick Berea, FRESH '•eiamograph reported something of Half-Size 1-L6 ROLL ford,, who has now been trans­ CREAMERY Lestoil Liquid Detergant 'sn‘37c*Vn'65c an ebb in the bo>1ng’mood.o,f the ferred out orf Britain , to (Jyprus. ;j BROOKSIDE BUTTER public, and-indicated that it was much as Peter .Th^send, tiefore Town Cotton 1957 MERCURY not so much a reflection of any him, was exiled .to Belgium. A n d ; MONTEREY 4-OR. 2595 Ch*fry tlu*b*rry ^ DELIVERED IN I4ANCHESTER actual dedline in anybody's spend­ this ia not much of an advance; HARDTOP ing capacity as a psychological BAG Dash Datargsnl 25-OZ FKG 37c laauly Soap from the fairy tale in which the un­ ItV the 80-wearable shirtwaist coatdre.s.% Merc-O-Matic, 2-Tone Paint, Comstock cAN^ 35c ’c°SM5c 29c Zest 2 !& 27 c •. tlghtemng of pocketbooks, ba'Msd successful suitor paid the penalty Luxury Trim. Radio, Heater, SEE . ^ DRIVE . . . BUY MERCURY TODAY! trimly tailored of a rich cotton border print Coitrteay Light Group, Back­ on some apprehension a)x>ut the of losing hfs head, even if these economic situation in general. We that requires prtlctically no upkeep at all. up Ughta, SIdevlew . sre modern, instead of fairy u le It rc.sists Wrinkling and soiling, washes and Tinted Glass, Windshield Htlisn Salad' Drsising 8-OZ BTL Duz Blus bet , 20-OZ FKG 32c Baaidy Soap thought that perhaps one thing time*. Wishbone 39c 2 39c Zest dries in minutes, needs little or no ironing! Washer, Foam Cushions. *• • - 2 KJ; 37e which *had tantributed greatly to Polished and Uadercoated, Whtn the princess finds an es Fashion-new colors in sizes 12‘ j tq 22‘ -». thjs peychological feeling was the cort who doesn't, within a fewj lav. No. 57-87... r e g u l a r p r i c e 8I82T 12-OZ CAN celebrated remark of Treasury Sec­ week*, suddenly find himself ti an* - 10.98 ORIARTY^ Fluffo Shortaning ’ 1-LB 36c 3 LB CAN 99c 38c & Span HeusaWdClaansar ILIFKG 27c Sweetheart i.'u 3uk24c3 34 c retary Humphrey about a "depres- (erred to foreign duty, then we ' » • ' * aion that woukf ^ make your hair shall be assured, not o f modern Sege-Atlen Eaat Hartford, is open Tuesday througk 'Saturdny $ 2 9 2 0 •url." times, but o f at least a'peal'ing of • rSe A.M. to. 5:30 P.M. FrMay until 8:50. P.M. . D«|{v«rMi Shorlsning 1-LB CAN 3 LB CAN 22-OZ U n 69c Crisco 36 c 99c ci-nwr 2 JiSs 29c 2 ciSs 43c . ^ o w conaUmeFwwhrvey*

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■ - .V , ■ MANCHEffl'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESt^R, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1967 rights movement, hdwever, inany Jraiicing: Power, subtlety, unpre­ time to be bored.’ If one ma­ ’n^AGEMlMIl dictability. *■ ^ ^a/ fioy/c — ------a man has been faced with the chine purrs merrily, another starts Threader Inj ures ers dug up a couple of features orders in civil rights violatfons un­ problem of how to get a strong- The newly weO husband who la clanking fearfully, and ahe forgets 8th District to Take Action ^ rights cases—he said as much— fact that the other laws on tha startled to.flhd hla bride yawping Brownell had never mentioned der section 1985; the other would Brownell could have anticIpaUd uae of troops still stay oh tha minded woman to cleave to him for her own woes as ahe gets out her Tobacco Worker about part No. 3 - - on the use of when he klaset her would do. well tool kit to repair It. Jke, Brownell Helped penalise people who knew of a the Southerners' attack months booki. ^-Ceniiiry’s Rom ance,/ life. After all. a woman now-has a to buy her ap elactric toaster. ^ On Amei^ed By-law Monday troops and compulsory informers conspiracy to' violate someone's ago and' disarmed them by doing Sky watch Schedule* husband figured out pretty well 10 Your wife may not feel ahe la a It came as s surprise, even to civil rights but didn't tell ths gov­ Uls: But by mid-wesk the Souther­ minutes after leaving tha attar. 'This new toy wllf revive her slave to you, but the la a slave > Becky Edison, 14, a stitcher with ners had created ao much mla- interest In the fioaie. When the tha Cullman Bros. Tobacco Co. some of the bUl'a most ardent ernment. By frankly telling Oongress of What la there left tb keep up her to all the wiMerneaa of electrical Voters of the Eighth School and^doubt aa to the legality of thia To Weaken Rights Bill Senate, supporters. liviM In ths Senate about part Friday, July ga t Girls and Gadgets huabahd finds that In time, how­ was Injured yesterday when ahe Since those laws on troops and the relation between the Elsen­ No. 3 of the bill that.yeaterday the interest in the wearing years gadgets yoii have surrounded her Utilities Dlstrlpt will be asked to procedure. The Southerners made the troqps Informers apply to section 1985, Midnight • >.m, ...... : Vomntoera Naadsd ever, she starts' yawning as she caught her finger In a tobacco hower bill, section 1986 and the Senate knocked that' out altogeth­ 2 a.m. - 4 a.m ...... Voluntaera Nee4M ; ahead? How can a husband be puts the breakfast bread in the with, and ahe is happy In her thrall- threading machine. amen<^ the District's by-laws in a The need for such an '' amend­ By JAMES MARLOW ‘ and informer angles two of their they would also'apply If the Elsen­ sure she won't drop him ifor the dom. She la happy, because she ment was -felt after Erling Lar­ ' By July 3 he had had plenty of major points '-of attack. If laws on troops and informers, and er. Now the admlniatration has 4 a.m. - 8 a.m. , . . : ...... Volunteers Needed ! New* -Tork Sf»-^The treat love toaster, he should realise its She was feeding tobacco leaves special meeting Monday night at AP Newts Analyst .time to understand. It waa before hower bill Was passed to amend saying, since the president wanted only pieces of Its bill left. 6 a.m. - 8 a .m ...... Olive Chartier ; fascinated by 'the vibrations of an first.male.adventurer withra tick­ simple mechanism bores he. (Just dwells ' Jn eternal mystery—the sen, a Director and a North Ibid Brownell himself knew about and strengthen the MCtlon. affain

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MAl'ICHESTER, r0 1 ^ „ TFtTRSDAT, JULY 2B, 19S7 ----- EUinifton n'omlnated for a'6-year term and Waminits Promised 6-year farmland Richard P. Sund- (Jyfklewicz, for four years, and Exchange and are tha fourth wilt be given at this time. Trans­ Miller for a 4-year term, both to gren was norojinated for a 2-year -Leona A. DeCarli. ' Local CAP Unit Sings in For Ban Violators Death Claims.L. F» P u U ifer, run for the Board of Education. group from another country - to portation will be furnished to Chief War Rocket term. , ■» visit this state since 1962. those needing it. All members Democrats Pick Mrs. Potter was nominated for li­ Manchester Evening Herald Clinton, July 26 (SV-X uCuAb b Warnings wilV'-be given to brary director. To Honor Israelis While the Israeli cadets are in must appear In Class A uniforms. II Other nominations Included: Rlilngton 'correspondent Mrs. O. Connecticut, twO Nutmeg State The public is Invited to attend French, leading lady in tha p M U ^ violators of thb 'lowfts water n Valspar Invtintor, Born Here 3 Independents MoVarish Renominated Martin A. Glode and'Samuel Fried- tion of the “Reluctant Debutaate**" ¥ Sefes Vote ban in the next few days before Ban Urged F. . Bcr'r, . telephone . TRemont Capt, Ronald G. Farris, com­ cadets and a senior officer will be this Joint Connecticut review and 1 i First Selectnuin Joseph A, Mac- 4-year and 2-year terms respec­ 5-BSlS. visiting elsewhere. reception. at the Clinton Playhouse, penalties are imposed, water De­ mander of the’ Manchester Squad­ popular songs for 20 mlnutea M . ' t Lawrence Valentiie Pulsifer,'«>worked with the Navy on develop­ At Party Caucus Varlsh was renominated for his tively to the Board of Assessors; The wing review -will be held partment Superintendent Fred ment' bf protective finishes for running mate, Earl A. Rich, is also ron of the Civil Air Patrol tCAP) pitch darkness when the lights Thrall said today. ' noted Inventor and ewier son of the ______I EBwlh A. Ludwig, Board of Tax Oppose Weaker Bill announced last' night that the at the Municipal Airport of New Next Week By Stassen late Nathan Trowbrldgf Pulsifer high speed planes. Ha also served an incumbent. Haven Sunday, at 3 p.m. At the Heads Hospital Board went out at the theatS'r during th fa ’ The ban on use of hose water ElUngton, July 25 (Special) — Review; Thomas E. Connelly. In­ local squadron will participate in second scene last night. She ahuir by customers of the town's wa­ and Almira Valentine Pulsifer, for about a decade as'-vice pifesi- Mrs. Mae M. Sayet was nomi­ cumbent, Walter Flucklger, In­ conclusion of the review a recep- (Continued from Page One) Democrats picked a slate of nom­ nated for town clerk, treasurer and Washington, July 25 (M^Con- the review being planned to Middletown. Ju lj 26 (ff>—Fred accompanied by aA insuraned ' ter system was announced yes­ (Continue from Page One) died yesterday at his home in dent bf Congoleum-Nairn, Inc., cumbent, Walter S. Klta \ and necUcut’s' two U.S. Senators, honor five Israeli cadets. tlon'-wlU be held and light refrOsh- Mountalnville, N. Y. manufacturers of floor coverings. inees last night for the O ct 7 town agent of the .Town Deposit Fund. N. Smith; editor of the Middle- agent in the audience of 400 who terday. Arthur M. Moyen for constaolea; Prescott Bush and William Ihir- The Ooniiecticut Wing. OAiP, an roepta will be served. town Press, was re-elected chair­ longer lenions 'r— even around the The delegates of Britain, France He was born 76 years ago when In addition to his other numer­ election and for the first time in­ William E. Wltlnock Sr. was and Eric L. Anderson, Thaddeus ''All- cadets and senior members codtd play by ear, fortunately, clock — If necesaary. "We want to give people a nominated for tax collector; and tell, voted yesterday agatnat the auxiliary of the U.S. ,Alr. Force, man of the Board of Triutees of day or two to learn about the and Canada immediately threw the Pulsifer family lived in the ous interests he served for 10 cluded three independent voters. J. Okolo and John S. Sojka, in­ amendment which, would strip is acting as . host to a group of of the local squadron will meet Seea Vote PomI ^ Tneaday Oakland section of the town and years as chairman of the. Board in addition to the two indepen­ the Connecticut State Hospital URANIUM IN HUMANS ban and conform,” Thrall said, v their governments’ support behind The Independents are Edwin A. cumbent, for grand Jurors, civil rights bill it all law enforce­ teenage Air Cad< ts from Israel for at the American Legion Home at yesterday. Kennet)) Cunningham, Boston Uranium, the raw ma> Knowland saifl he thought the ■ The ban applies to sprinkling the American proposal. operated the,paper mill there, the of Trustees of Mountalnville public dents running for the Board of In addition to nominating Mrs.' 12:16 p.m. Sunday. 'Partidpants 1 -«' Jury triel ujlght be brought schools. Hoffman, Charles R. Miller and Education, Mrs. Eudlce H. Lavltt. ment authority except protection 10 days. The Israeli cadets are Essex, and Chester Dzalo, Middle- terial of atomic energy, ix found lawits or gardens, washing cars, Commander Alan Noble of Brit­ only industry In the village. ■ Potter for '.Library director, the of voting rights. The amendment visiting Connecticut during the are requested to be at the airport to a vote by next Tueaday. He was graduated In 1W3 from -'Older Manchester residents who Eileen T. Potter.’ Hoffman was 'incumbent, was nominated for a town, were elected vice chairman in minute quantlMes In the human and any other hose use. ain gave two' reasons for doing Democrats also nominated Corrine was adopted 52-38. * 10th annual International C?adet at 2 p.m. as the call to assemble and secretary respectively. body. In addition to protection of the "People can fill -kiddie pools so: Harvard College where he majored knew him as "Valentine” Pulsifer right to vote,'Johnson said he ex-, with pail.i or cans if they like.” The rapid advance of science in chemistry, and entered the . em­ recall that he was a fine looking pe6ts the Senate to retain House-' Thrall said. made, it impossible for anyone to ploy of his maternal gramlfather,' youth, and that his younger broth­ approved provisions for a special Watchman Dee Fracchia will predict what new objects of de- Lawson Valentine, who KM years er, Harold, now deceased, was a aaaistant attorney general to di­ be patrollng the town to wafn stniction might be developed. ago founded Valentine A Co., poet and editor. Their father, rect a new civil ri^ ta division and customers who continue to use It would be easier to curb the which preceded the present Val­ known as "N. T.” Pulsifer, was a a special cofnmiairon to study civil “'their hoses. means of delivery of nuclear weap- spar C^rp., mapufacturera of fine director of the Manchester Bier- lights problems. The restrictions on water use I ons than to destroy . existing varnishes and enamels, and subse­ trie Co., manufacturers of dyna­ But, Johnson said, this commis­ were announced after a long pe­ stocks. quently beodme its president mos in the 1890’s, In the building sion may be similar '"to the riod without,. heavy rainfall Jules Moch of France empha­ Served as Consultant- on Hilliard St. nOw occupied by the Hoover. Commissions” with, part caused the loss of millions of sized the need to agree on some In 1908 he Invented Valspar. Orford Soap Co, of the members named by. the , gallons from tjie town“s reser­ form of control of guided missiles first waterproof varnfsh. During L. V. Pulsifer leaves two' daugh­ President and the others by the voirs. ' and rockets "while there Is still World Wars I and 11 he acted as ters, Mrs. Natalie Bylgs of Mill- Speaker of the House and the time.” government consultant on camou­ brook and Mrs. Joseph Doyle of presiding officer of the Senate. flage' problems and the develop­ Chesterfield, Md.,- and three Under the administration biil as ment of acid and heat .resistant grandchildren. His wife, the for­ passed by the House, the biparti­ finishes. After World War II he mer Ethel Burke, died in 1945. san commission would be named Bar Unit Slaps Eisenhpwer Seen by the President, subject to Sen­ ate confirmation. Set 16 Tell House Knowtand contended adoption of Top G>urt for Air Colonel Drops a Jury trial amendment would School Aid • Views O b itu a ry "greatly weaken the effectiveness” Haircut Sentence of the bill. Rights Rulings (Contifibed'from Page One) He said he believed supporters (Continued from Page One) of the bill were in "a much strong­ (OonUned -trom Page One) terday he haa sent Utters to all Deaths er position” in fighting against the House members saying he would « ■ justice. Johnstone'feels he has a Jury trial proposals than they were sincere desire to be a good airman in their unsuccessful battle against "If the courts lean too far back­ continue to push for such an' ward in the maintenance of the­ amendment! Ffremen give final dousing to trailer-truck ______Mrs. George R. Smith for the balance of his enlistment reducing the attorney general's ploding gas tank had showered 60 sp e^ to rs in New Haven'with proposed enforcement powers. oretical individual rights, it may Rep. Lanham (D-Ga) predicted Mrs. Mery Richards Smith, 96, ; . . punishment is designed to be be that we have tied the hands fiaming fuel. Wilfred Godfrey, 35. trapped In the cab, wax widow of Georgs R. Smith, for­ Chily a shift of seven votes, yes­ yesterday that even if no anti- burned critically. (AP WlrephotoUfu^ Blast Sc5Qrches ,50 corrective. A further trial would terday would have swung the out­ of our country and have rendered ••Kregatlon provision is written merly of ICvergreeh AVe., Hart­ terve no purpose and wduld just come in their favor, he noted. it Incapable of cartsdng out the Into the bill, the same effect would ford. died today at the Manches­ be hitting the guy on the head.” The adoption of the- Anderson- first law of mankind—the right of be obtalnedv-lf the bill is passed— Observing Rescue ter Convalescent Home, after a Asked how" Wheeler hs(l Aiken amendment was a resound­ self preservation.” by injunction or by executive D r . G lo b e , long illness. changed his attitude, Capt. John ing victory for southern foes of The report was a direct slap at order. Diskan Inspects (Continued from Page One) She was born In Waterford. Oct. M, Connolly of Houston, Tex., re­ the legislation, but Sen. Javlts U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren, “I think everyone knows we 17. 1861. plied, "ever spend a couple nights (R-NY) said he. hoped it would under whose leadership the court aren’t going to get any of the Witnesses said this action, prob­ She leaves a son, Laurence R. in jail?” X, arouse civil rights supporters "to has taken a "liberal" tr^d and money In the South.” he said. Will Make Report to Martin ably saved his life. Smith of West Hartford; a daugh­ Little Copky During Trial close ranks” and stand fast by the who has sided with the majority The House considered, but did The fire was exlingulshed in ter, Mrs. Wlnthfop Reed of Man­ "During the trial he was a little rest of the bill. on most of the con^versial decis­ not vote on. a proposal .yesterday Conditions at Globe Hollow PooLltfrom the State Health Department about a minute. Godfrey, who chester, and two grandchildren. cocky." Connolly addetT. "Now "Otherwise.” he said in a atate- ions In recent iponths. Warren by Rep. Scrivner (R-Kaa) to which called forth shocked com­ were taken July 16. had been given an anesthetic The funeral will be held Satur­ he's only aorry for all this. . .1 ‘ ment,--‘*they are in grave daiigw ia-attsodlng .the convention. . retn m -1 per ceht of the Federal ment from members of-the Board New samples were taken and earlier to ease his pain, was pulled, day afternoon at 3 o’clock at the could hardly iacognlze himVim the of seeing the results of divide-and- Sitting with O'Oonor oh the income and corporate taxes col­ of Directors Tuesday night, were sent to the State laboratory' in from the wreckage three minutes James -T. Pratt Co. Otapel, 71 same persdn. He was humble end conquer Uctica. This could lead committee are Julius Applebaum, lected in each stafe to tha* state Inspected today by Dr. A. , E. Hartford on Tueaday, Dr. Olmsted later. He was suffering from ex­ Farmington Ave., Hartford. Burial he admitted he had goofed." to a hollow-shell bill iMlamir T. E. Griffin. Seattle, for aid to education, including Diskan, assistant tovm healtli of­ said. tensive, body bums and was re-, will be In Rose Hill Memorial Park, Air Force officials had few im­ Other parts of the biil, not yeti Wash.; Daniel Huyett, Reading, school construction. ficer. 1 here have been no complaints ported in critical condition at a Rocky Hill.. mediate details on the legal and taken up for consideration, would P*-: Ray Murphy, New York; .lohn "Just that simple.” Scrivner said. Results of the Inspection were about hijgh chemical content at hospital. FVlends may call at the fimeral procedural errors on which John- establish a civil rights division In Palmer, Minneapolis; Henry J . T. "No-federal bureaucracy dictating not made jptfblic, pending review Salter’s caused by lack of circula­ Godfrey was trapped In the cab chapel tomorrow from 2 to* 4 and Stone baaed his decision. (Connolly the Justice Department and ere-1 Paske, Orange (Jity, Iowa; Wll- to states or communities, no fed- by. Genqra'l Manager Richard tion of the water during the dry when the truck stopped short to 7 to 9 p.m. said one defect wae that some ate a bipartisan civil rights in-1 Ham Thompkina, Washington, D. cril control.” Martin. season Dr. Olmsted said. avoid a dog. The truck’s cargo, court-martial sessions were weeks vestigatinkr commission, appointed IC.; Paul Updegraff. .Nohnan, Dr. Diskan reported to the Board "We expec to keep the pool a snialler truck, snapped Its bonds Mrs. George F, Cole apart and another was that defense But Rep.'Thompson ^D-NJ) said and rolled forward, bashing in the challenges at one time reduced the by the P i^ d e n t” ; Okla.; and Louis Wynian, Con- there are "inherent inequities” in of' Health office in the Municipal open as long as it Is .safe, although Mrs. Mary Jane McKlpney Cole, Roy Wilkins, executive secretary cord, N. H. , Buildiqg immediately after making rear of the cab. S-man court to three members that idea. He said many corpora­ it may not be pleasant if it is over­ wife of George F. Cole, 9 Demlng The charges against Wheeler did of the National Association for the “Our committee concludes that tions operating elsewhere pay lltelr the inspection and a report was chlorinated,” he added. The driver. Underwood Wood­ St., died at her home this morn­ legislation introduced' to' overcome being prepared there for the, gener­ not mention haircuts. The Air Advancement of. Colored People taxes in New Jersey and 'fkMware - .Cga.q^e4 py, ford, 59. also of Hartford, was ing, after a long illness. Force argued that the case was a (NAACP), said the Senate's vote the effect of Supreme Court dC' al mana^'r.' " ’ At the Directors* meetinfr, Dircc jmiWfttirti-KU..CU iium otein e 'wrtiHfSgk wrecKage mi'onTM'm m uw '"'SoriflirOMifiQ^AimAgh, IreiaR4;.k«,,gutjQe>r r yesterday gave "aid and comfort cisions to be in the public In- because they are charteredin those Martin said that he would make mint I ia to those )vho WQiIld..aiiQ4hk;K.dQlll' ies.ie.s. - "heater rhntsi- fnrfor thathe pastna-t- zn<0 years.' She __i., , ''Ifrm e 'tbfefiiimeiSt * a a o p b S ^ ? it. brbught a maxfmd^ penalty of six' ■To nullify the controversial terday the House said it waathe in­ that conditions there are "dcplora- ■Police said the gasoline exploded was a member of the North Metho­ months' in prison, a bad conduct Amendment.” court decisions, which have aroused The inspection was requested by ;le.”’ with a hissing whoosh. Orange dist Church and Anderson Shea ';ln a vpry real sense.” he said tent of Congress there be no Fed­ diachatge from the air force and considerable criticism from many eral control or interference in any Town Director Ted Cummings dur­ Speaking of the bathhouse; he flames mushroomed 25 feet In the Post, Ko. 2049. VITW Auxiliary. loss of two-thirda pay for six t"'-* atatemMit, "this acuon has congresismeh and other groups, the ing a discussion of conditions kt said, " r don’t think we’ll have ■ to air. - ,— Besides her husband, she leaves inonths. ' said to the Supreme Court that matters concerning school person­ the pool at a Board of Directors A brief panic broke out among committee called for consideration nel, curricula, textbooks vu>d In- worry too long about t}ie place a brother. Thomas J. McKinney of Wheeler was described by an the United States Senate is not of laws to: meeting Tuesday night. c6n\lng doivn. the spectators nearest the truck. Kaat Hartford, and five slaters, Air Force officer -as "humble* and willing to. provide effective, tlme- structionaK materials for local Water Sale Some fled screaming. Others test "I. Safeguard the confidential school administration policies. A new bathhouse had been Mrs. Charles Hubbard of Spokane, repentant.” eo machinery to iinplement the nature of the F B I files; Condition of the water at both planned for this swimming season stumbled In their haste. Police Wash., Mrs. Robert Cordner of Cov­ At a news conference following court’s decisiona. The amendment, offered by Rep. Globe Hollow and Salter’s pools is later found 20 pairs of shoes and "2. Give the congressional com­ Wright (D-Tex.), was adopted by but after a public hearing, the Di­ entry. Misa Margaret McKinney of his release. Wheeler said: mittees the same freedom to in­ safe according to latest reports. rectors decided that the 526.000 several pairs of eyeglasses and Manchester, Mrs. Frank Meyer of “Yea I Imve changed my atti­ a voice vote. Dr. Richard Olmsted, inspectoc for pocketbooka on the street. vestigate that these committees In speeches on the floor. Rap. estimated cost was too high. Thompsonville and Mrs. William tude .. I’m going to do whatever the Board of Health, said. The architects’ plans were Ail but three of the fleeing by­ It takes to be a respectable airman, have' always had to Investlmate Matthews (D-Fla.l. said the bill The last'samples of water on- Bockham of California. RAF Jets Blast businessmen and labor leadera turned o*#r to the general man­ standers were treated at hoapitaJs The.fuperal ijvlH be held at the to prove to them that I have been "will, inevitably lead to Federal which a report has been received ager for revision. for minor burns and injuries and ”3. Sanction the right of the fed­ control,” and Rep. Dies (D-Tex.), Holme! Funeral Home. 400 Main one and also to be one." released. The. three, a 43-year- However. Wheeler Said. "I’m not Rebel Fort to eral government to discharge se­ said the government couldn’t af­ old man and two 10-year-oId girls St., Saturday afternoon at 2 SAVi curity risks even though they oc­ ford to embark on the program. per cent del(clency In watershed o’clock. Burial will be in ; Bait going to change.any principles.” rsinfsll coifibined 'with high hot- Reservoirs Most Efficient were admitted with ■ bums of the "I’d rather obey an order than TEAPOT 10 CEHT^' cupy so-called nonsensitive posi­ Rep. Udall (D-Ariz) Insisted hands, arms and leg s’. Cemetery. tions, , weather water consumption. go through all this trouble, but Quell Uprising that there was no danger of Fe“'ahip In the American i clo4)d conditions were not M sg should , know because she He dilcloeed that he docs no.t ^ Forbes, 18 Bancroft Rd„ Rock-1 branch of the party would indiv'''**!?^' . < Church officiating. Burial will be s STE happens to he Nie largest of Paris In East Ometery. plan to re-enllst when his time rs M.U. to too. 1 CIEIH«« vine; a son to Mr. and Mrs N or-!“ ^«- *be committee aaid: • rarmerk aald, that crop pros- mannequins. \ up in September 1958. He Is sched- 400I*’ man Lavngne, 44 Village St. Rock- i "The reaction of the <3ommuni»t P«®ts are at a critical stage and There will be no calling hour's. med to leave Japan on Aug. 18 for Her measurements are impos­ ------—- Vine. . , j party to the recent Suprerne Court ideteriorate‘rapidly unless a ing—47-41-49. . So is her weight Chandler Air Force Base in Min­ BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to

RjockvilTe Price, Bob Karr and of course, th e' I P ▼ 4T pension operations in the Hart­ He later served as a field repre- of Robert Tucker, 46 CooUdge St., Glagfonbitry donkeys. This promises to he great I ^ J South Windsor ford and Springfield branch of­ sentatlvs with the New York City Mancheater. Architect Favors fun. > PRESCRiPTIONx i yew Mexico’s Killer fices of Connecticut General Life group penalon offlc^. i THE OFFliW ^ Pay Increases Baseball Oamea Listed A C V B E B IB U ^ B 4 Indians Sweep Insurance Oimpany. PoU&GroupGets$12fi00 Games scheduled in the Inter- j B A rB H IB rik eB N He and his wife, the former During the absence o f the reg­ Active Libraries DR. M U R R A Y & He will b* district group pen­ Miss'XfBJie Cavanaugh, of this ular Mfrespondent, South Wind­ Main Topic of mediate Division of the Uttle,> By Onr rharmaclkts ^ sion supervisor and will maintain Three Still Free League Crown; town, have a son and a daughter sor said Wapping bows Items may Los Angeles (8V-Archltsct SCHWARTZO headquarters st the mpany's and live at 11 Deerfield Lane In Richard J. Neutra sa}rs school Ta Support County Needs kisc:;. Arthur D n i{ stom j Hartford bivinen office. bo tolophoBOd to tko Hora|41 temp- 10 DEPOT SQUARE Town Meeting vs. Grange, Diamond 2; Center Su- Beat Cubs, 1^3 Sim sbii^, Oimry ofHoo. DUtchell 9-MlS. llbrsrlss should |aks down thsir Hobbs. M.M., July 28' MP)—A^nan, Los Angeles sheriff's detec- Prior to hta appointment he was PoslUon Qpea "Quiet" si^s and— per Service vs. Little's Market, ______i _ - ______^------— district group pension supervisor WILL BE CLOSED RocJ(\‘Ulc. July 25 (Special) ■ffice of the U.S. Civil Service Com­ Diamond 3. ' . ■ , stat«-wids asarch continued today* tlve captain, after he and Veni Provide' television covsrags of Glastonbury, July 25 (Speclsl) — South Windsor, July 23 (Special) in Cleveland,. Ohio. In his n e w Applications are now being ac­ A check for 512,000 has been re* mission. Woods, assistant police chief at Japan Exports Leas Tea current events. A special town meeting to discuss for ‘.‘madman killer” wanted for post he will direct the sales,- plan­ cepted fpr the position of assist­ FROM JXn^Y 29.. cdved by the Tohand County Applications may be obtained at Manchester Evening, Herald! El Segundo, had questioned Allen - The "South Windsor Little League Install news telstypsa end stock ning, Installing and administering ant building Inspector. .Interested Chapter of the National Founda­ the' Money Order .window at th e! possible salary raises for elected Glastonbury correspondent, Mrs. | the brutal qlayingdf a truck driver more than three hours last night. championship has been won by the Tokyo Japan producod l38,- market ticker tapes. .. TH R U AU G . 3 of group -pension programs for all persons should send their exper­ tion for Infantile Paralysis, Rob­ Rockville Post Office and shouid4 town officials will be held Monday Betty McNamara, telephone NEd- and two women near here TVes- "W e're going to check him out 000,OOdD.OOO pounds of tea in 1958, a Establish 'hi-fi rooms for music Wapping Indians. In* the final types of business and industry. ience a'nd qualifications to Walter WILL RE-OPEN ert F- 'Kahan. chapter chairman, be submitted to the Commission in | at 8 p.m. at the Academy School ford 6-1758. some more tbday." " ports, at 22,800,000 pounds, were end poetry. day morning. league game on Tuesday night.' • A graduate of Ellsworth High H. Burnham lii care of the Town announced today. Boston «n or before Aug. S. . : Auditorium.. Police Capt. Anthony Bbiger/of 29 per cent under.the 1955 figure. Set up outdoor reading rooms MQN.. AUG. 6 Officers in Carlsbad, N.M., con­ School and Villa'hova College, Hall. The money w af made available Legion Dance Set The Salary Study Committee, Oakland said he believes "Allen 4s the Indians beat the Cubs 16-3. Tea Imports — mainly black tea—- and Informal lounges. The second in « series of sum­ NEW-TASTIER tinued their questioning of a 48- Frink, joined ..Connecticut-General Fair Oroop to Meet by the Foundation's'national head- which has spent the ' past few a psychopathic braggart" but re­ Final team standings In the four were 1,500,000 pounda, or 12 per Neutra made the suggestions to C oventry In 1953 as a member of the Ijbme . quarters when local March of mer dances, sponsored by the! months comparing work involved year-old Callfomia man, but ex­ ported solid lientlflcation had team league were Wapping Inr The Wappmg Fair Assn, will cent, below those of 1955. Ccylrlon the University. of Sou&em Cali- office group pension department. Dimes funds raised In January American Legion, will be held bat-1 in each office to salary -received. pressed doubt he was the killer. linked Allen with the shooting of dit.ns, 14 wins. 4 losses; Short meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the home' was the principal auppllor.*' fom la’s Library School proved insufficient to. cover the urday from. 8:30 p.m. to f2:30 a.m. Two Injured in Seconds. 12-5; Dodgers, 8-9; and Read Herald Aflvs. iMth here and inliim ilarly popu­ Shei^f Haruift Martin of Carls­ St. Louis officer and with tavern county's polio fighting needs. The at the LegiOn Home op West St. Cubs. 1-17: lated Connecticut towns, will make bad said Jack Smith, San Diego, robberies In Chicago. chapter has. given a total of J28,- Music will be provlaed by Con­ a full report on- Its findings. Candidates are now being se­ Rt, 6 Accident C alif, would tie kept In custody Bolger said Chicago police 231 In past financial assistance to rad Kuhn and his orchestra. Re­ lected for the Little League A ll The committee's recommenda­ there for 1 to, 30 days on a va­ planned to ask extradition of Allen S3 patients. freshments will be seqved. The tions will then be'acted upon. Also S'tar team w.’hich will play other Coventry, .Inly 25 (Special)— grancy charge, "and we jpey still to face robbery apd filght charges dance is open to Legion members under consideration at the meeting there. He escaped Feb. 9 from towns toward the State Champion­ Currently, nine polio paticsita are Twp women, w er^llghtly injureM run him out to the scene of the and their guests. will be whether to accept Baldwin Illinois depuUes while being Uken ship. being assisted by the local chap­ in a 2-car crash on Kt. 6 near South killings." > • 'rxT ■ Legion Ui Elect Lane. Natchaug Dr. and Pippin' from the Chester County Mental Court C a i^ ter. according to Etalo G. Gnutti. New officers of. the American Rd. about 10:30 p,m, yesterday. The bodies o f J. D. Cantrell, 27, chapter treasurer. Care for a Heb- Dr. as town maintained roads. The Hospital to Chicago fpr trial on Judge Benedict Kupchunos found THIS WEEK'S Legion Will be elected Aug. 8. Nom­ State Polite said Mrs. Evelyn Carlsbad truck driver and Mrs. final move 'on the agenda cimcerns tavern robbery charges. Robert F. Raymond of Hartford, • ron girl being treated in N e w inations are opeli aqd will reniain McKhy. 47, Collinsville, and Barbara Lemmons and Mra Doro­ the removal />f buildings by Fran-i Innocent of dri Inf under the in­ York, has amounted to 16,000 so open until the election. Lunette Padgett, 47, Hartford, Inspector Magn«r Thompson cesco Taddei, from croperty re­ thy Otbsdn, both 23, o f Hobbs, fluence of intoxicating hquor at a far. Church liemodeling Started were taken' to Mancheater Memo­ were found riddled with bullets said Allen told Oakland officers he The county drive this year cently purchased by the town. held'Hfp 50 taverns, is Chicago. "He .session of the Town Court Mon­ Work ort remodeling of Union rial • Hospital where they were early TuesiJay, , X, brought In about 613,500. with The existing agreement calls for said he robbed a bar about every day night. Testin'ony had been Congregational Church was start­ treated for minor injuries and re­ Officers said. the' killer had r half that amount being turned removal by Nov. 15, ' of this year. night there, skipping a night -oc- heard ' last week but judgment ed this week. leased. pumped eiglit. bullets from a .22 over to the national foundation, An extension is being sought for an caslonajly to' go to a m o v 1 e," was reserved. Raymond was The 655,000 project will provide ■According to State Policeman caliber weapon'into the' .body of ih e ; county chapter has spent or is added year with the proviso that Thompson reported. f;ned 615 for operating w-ithout a additional classroom space for the Tnpmas Gauthier, the accident oc­ Cantrell. He- then drove the two obligated for about 619,000 since Taddei will pay taxes on the prop­ license.- ‘ church school as well as add|ng erty to (he town for the year. The curred when Donald Klmshel. 28, women 29 miles from wheee the St, Louis police IdenUfled Allen the first of this year. several exits and rest/rooms. John Hartford, headed south on Rt. 6, as the man who shot and wound­ Other cases were disposed of as "It is reassuring to know that site in question was purchased' for body of the triitk driver was found GotUer is contractor for the work. the new town office building. swerved Into the left-lane to avoid nuutrsurr-LXMos lew and, killeci them. ed Police Cpl, Joseph Moose In a follows: Percy L Holt of Bolton! the whole March of Dimes orran- hlttin'g a car preceding his which WATES to Meet Court Cases sr Sheriff Jewell McAdoo of Lea tavern holdup there June 22, 1956. was fined 612 for unlawfully aban­ Izatlon sunds behind each chapr The Women's Assn... to J^oy RALF ^HALF Moose recovered and returned to doning a motor vehicle: Jesse L . ter, ready to finance patient care Judge Waiter M.DoWnsdiapWdS"*^^^^ (bounty, where the k i l U ^ took Slimming will hold its iv„ular. of the following caaea in Town place, said Cantrell appare'ntly had duty. Haynes of Manchester was fined ' for the remainder o f the y h a r weekly meeting today at 8 p.m. in Court last night, with George R. Aa he pulled Into the left lane he Allen was taken to” the Oakland 615 for failure to give a proper where it is urgently needed, as it stopped to help the two wopten on Red Men's Hall. Welghing-tn will Atty. Nicholas F. Armentano, Stafford Springs (left) county director for the National Foundation Ripley as prosecutor: Esther Ann hit the car containing Mrs. McKay, U.S. 180 about 86 rriilea west of estuary, yesterday and showed po­ signal. He appesle-* the sentence is in our Chapter," Ibhan said. begin at 7:30 pm., and any mem­ for Infantile Paralysis, presenU ,a check for 612,000 to Judge EUlo G. Gnutti, also of Stafford Luurtsema, 33.’ of 349 Hartford Rd., Mrs. Padgett and another woman, lice and divers where and how he under a 6100 bond. Although mass vaccination pro­ here. bers arriving after 8 p.m. will be Springa treasurer of the Tolland County Chapter. Looking on is Atty. Robert F. Kahan chap­ Manchester, intoxication, warrant Mrs. Prances Alle, 49, also of Hart­ Mrs. M ary'Trevino, 27, a wait­ claims he threw into the water a Russell Beach of Bartlett St., grams have dramatically lowered w.eighed in after the meeting. ter chairman. * ' , . * ' placed on file fo r one yeaV; How­ ford. M r* Alle escaped Injury. .22 target pistol he used In the El the incidence of polio cases ress In a Carlsbad cafe, yesterday Portland was fount not guilty of : The W A TE S membership is di­ ard E. Mott. 28. of 48 Hubbard St., The two women were taken to It's a beverage. It’s a mixer. "positively-identified" . Smith as Segundo slayings. Improper passing on the right; 'throughout the country, financial vided Into three weight categories, driving while licehie suspended, the hospital by Sanford Hathaway, aid to patients in all chapters is to 160 pounds, heavy-builL brown Light— dry — Ungy — not the who had Tollowed the two Divers failed to, find the weapon Edgar J. Brideau of . Hartford as follows: 200>4 pounds and up, 1100 fine with 840 remitted; captain of the Andover Fire Dept. in the riiucky bottom, ■till estimated at more than 615,- crew cut hair, light handsome com­ women from the cafe where she was fined J16 for operating a 150>4 and .vip, and 150 and down. Tourists Coming Home Today Charles . i. Drouln. 84, Hartford ^ e accident ia still under In- (weet. Try it. Buy it today.. David Costa, 20, of Oakland was 000,000 for this year. plexion and. wearing gray shirt veetigation. . works'Shortly before they were' truck without mud flapi: Marion Prises are awarded for weight and trousers. evading reaponslblllty. 651. found (lead. arrested at nearby Hayward^ Motel Rllley of Bridgeport forfeited an Kahan noted that at the end loss in each group and individual Party Erollment Date Carlsbad officers said Smith had while the gun search was on. In­ 618 bond , when he failed to ap­ M M K I Ststs Police Capt. Robert \U.S. CHOICE. o f 1956 there were more- than 80,- After Month-Long Coast Trip Tomorrow is the last day for reg­ attempts made to reach a desired Rundle arrived at the scene this been a patient at a mental' hospital spector Thompson said Allen iden­ pear on a charge of driving with­ 000 persons in the country still weight goal. Anyone Interested in istered voters to enroll In either In San Bernardino, Calif., in 1954. tified Costa-as his partner In, an out a license: ManueKRodrlguez of disabled as a result of paralytic morning to direct the search in the Democratic or Republican par­ BLOCK STYLE, reducing, regardless of her weight, Proceeding right on schedule.crossing the Big Muddy on the the a^ence of vacationing Staf­ - Smith told a weird tale of "rom- Oakland tavern robbery Monday Hartford was fined 630 for reck­ polio in past years, "people for is urged to join the club. I^-os- ties' before the lista are sent to PLEASE NOTE! night'. Manchester's Perry tourists ara I'waln Memorial Bridge,-i. ford Springs barrack's commander the printers. Biunists, gangs and someone out less driving; and Mercer Cheeley whom the Salk vaccine came too pective members may attend any to get him," Sheriff Martin said. TENDER *N’ JUICY, late,” he added. The evening' downpour in De- LL Harry Taylor. pt Weat Haven -was fined 627 for of the meetings or secure informa­ pected to arrive here late today at Declaration of prefered political Smith's shirr'w as Bloody when WOMEN SEU. INSURANCE The chapter chairman empha- catur. 111., failed to dampen spirits, OUR OFFICE WILL IE appeding. tion from Jean O'Cotn, publicity the end of a month-long continent- party, will enable participation in he was picked up, police said, but Hartford — There are - more BONE IN „ sised the high costs of- medical since the evening's accommoda- town primaries, should one be Frink Promoted chairman. 3al sightseeing expedition which. they later found the blood was than 6.900 women working as filll- care and rehabilitation for* „the *” **** Colonial Cun Sales to Increase called this year. David A., Frink, aon of Mr. and .Water Line Mishap from a self-tnfiicted knife wound individual polio patient. "It is not according to reports received, left Motel in Decatur. The humid heat Both Mrs. Elizabeth D. Wlleox, CLOSED AT NOON tlme life-insurance agenta In the Mra. Harry Frink, Wapping, haa In the left breast. They could find United States. uncommon for total expenditures Residents in the High St. sec­ of theillllnola plain was dissipated Some 2,000,000 sporting firearms Democrat, and Herbert T. Clark, A been appointed head of field group nothing to be desired. no motive for the wounding. in care and equipment. In -hospital tion were without water for about by the air cohclltloning in the boys' are expected to be sold this year, Republican, Registrars will be a t ^ ON SATURDAYS GENUINE SPRING Continuing to inform Herald ; " I don't think much of him as a and home, to reach 610.000. In 15 minutes yesterday morning rooms, and" a final laundry was a more than 10 per cent increase the Town Office Building tomor­ readers df the tour's progress, Gil suspect," McAdoo said of Smith. some severe .eases the cost has when a service line was pulled out done by most lo prepare sufficient oyer 1956. The gui industry pre­ row. from noon until 9 'p.m. to en­ Hunt, in his most recent lettpr. DURING JULY and AUGUST jF o r one thing, Mrs. Trevino gone to several times that of the main on Brooklyn St. The clean clothing to arrive in Man­ dicts this brea'k^own: A 15 per roll electoiK. tells of Sunday's and -Monday's didn't pick him out of a llneiip. amount." line was' accidentally prilled out by chester in presentable fashion on cent gain in center-fire rifles, a Donkey Basebnll Slated activities in which the group Thursday. She was just shown on* riian. Still, "F or .these reasons," Kahan con­ Connecticut Light and Power Co. 10 per cent riae ip rim-fire rifles, The first donke.v baseball game crossed the famed Dust Bowl in EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE .we're sending the cashier's checlcT cluded. "it is imperative that employes who were working on a Kansas and visited the boyhood and a to per cent increase in In seven years w ill be held In the LAMB LEGS handled by the man who followed everyone under <0 taka' advantage gas main there. A spokesman at ahotguns. Academy Field tomorrow night at) PHONE HI 9-4539 home of Mark Twain at Hannibal, the women to the DepartmeM' of now of the Salk vaccine protec- the Rockville W ater and Aqueduct 8 p.m. 'nte Old Dutch Reetaurant Mo. Thief Gets 63( public Safety In Austin. Tex., for . tion. I t is the one sure way we Oo. said pressure was reduced„ In He.re is Hunt's report: WATER USE TO TBBBLF will oppose Marco Polo of Hart- t ^ ■;■#* ''while. a repair crew 're- ford; Roster for. Old Dutch in- check ^ a ln a t Smlth'a flnger- YOUNG, TENDER have o f eliminating epidemic polio A f ter^ church on Sunday morn-1 in U n io n U re a k Chicago—united states t W...... W U o r i'i , -gaUema ''Inc*'"' Afit: the atate...and “ ■ ■ .Solar®, A t’ .Jejsmlt, Charter/: 4 ^ PS'W’JRsakop, commandos SiJ^he «£ lS ^ IA ^ te r-use .(nOSE!*' nochi, •‘Tiifc «3 ^ iT ia llw o o d r^ 'j'^ aip3T9 BROAD street rJ«5ifSri- " ceedeff lotea^e fU^lanfi^*^ Stafford July 2(T (Spe­ figure that they will need thibe American Legion Poet, has an­ Overturf, Max Blumgarden, James leave tjie.\;afe until five'minutes The Chamber of Commerce of­ Kansas. The monotony of the cial j — Shouting "Fire!" to throw times that much bv 1975, Cool Celia . . . Fuol Oil. . . OH Burnort g to r the Women had gone and he fice is^ preparing ballots for the nounced that there will be no Wawruck, A1 Armstrprig, Claude plains and the'great cattle ranches o ff pursuers, a young unidenti­ no way-of knowing which way September election of directors and paper collection In August because SW E E T LIFE was broken for the tourists by fied man escaped Into woods they went. officers. Ballots containing all the of. the number o f members on Dave Lam enzo'i running com- vacation. ..yesterday afternoon, after alleged­ Smith was driving a 1960 car I TALL names o f'’the present membership menjary on the pausing scene, airallar to the one aeen yeaterday The scrap paper collection, ly taking. 6506 In cash from a ICANS. will 'mailed Aug.,8 to all mem- especially when the scene con­ Union- home: near the death scene. Martin said bers/nnd must be returned by Aug. which is Usually held on the first tained a Hereford ateer. Smoked Picnics State Pcrilce from the Stafford BmltN denied ever owning a gun. 20, Sunday of the month, will be re­ sumed In September, Evaluatea Farms Springs barracks said Mr. and Mem boro will nominate 36 dlrec- Lamenzei, a prospective veterin­ MI’RDKR STORY CHF-CKKO The Steak. Club's monthly sup­ Mrs. Carlos Holcomb, Rt. ‘ 20, TENDER. LEAN ■'tors this with 18 of them ary student,, is an expert on» the F.RESH GROUND per has also been canceled for Union, were returning home from Oakland. Calif,, July 25 (-W—Los to be electe^oja a final ballot. In beef production InduXtry and he a trip and were about to enter; Angeles County officers painstak­ SHORT SHANK ft succeeding year&xonly 18 win be August, because of vacations, Pro- kop said. The next meeting of the" 'offered a regular evaluation- of their home from a aide door when ; ingly checked today the bragging FIRST FOOD COFFEE '^•We nominated. Terms o f the directors each farm arid ranch passed With they heard a commotion inside. «w y of William T. Allen, 36, 1111- BAG win be .divided e v e n ly ^ that six club will be held' Sept. 14; M.arrlage Urease long diaacrlations on the relative •Mrs. Holcomb fan aroimd to the (HnS Mental HospUal fugitive. . Tender are elected for' three $'0^ , ^ six merits of the Hereford herds “and front o f the house and saw a man thM he shot and killed two El Se- fo r two .years and six for one-.yeer. David L Hobbs, machine as­ the Black Angu# herds. CHUCKSTEAK Flavorful Lb. 49c sembler, 69 Vernon- Ave., and she de.scribed as about 20 to 25 gufido, Callf^,' officers Monday. The 18 directors elected, will chi Throughout the day, Connecti­ " "W e havn, not completely elim- Lorraine E. l^eldy. 69 Vernon Ave. years j)f age flee'out the front DEL MONTE PERS 2 iiN ° l'3 7 c three others to complete the 2I-- cut cars passed by the three sta- door. , buited him,'* said Richard Tier- BABY BEEF LIVER Sliced Lb. 45c member board, 'nie board, will then taken out a marriage license UKHaftford. Uon wagons of the . tour. Mike Mrs. Holoomb said she pursued, elect Its own officers. OBrien, commenting on the sur­ the youth In the direction of the Office to Close V Hospital Notes prising number of blue license Births..Tuesday; A son to Mr. home of State's Atty. Joel Reed The Chamber of Commerce of­ plates visible In the We s t , won­ who lives nearby. Reed was back­ fice will be closed during the week and Mrs, R qy Higgins, 28 Laurel dered If there was anyone left In Trail, So. Owentry. ing his car out of his driveway of Aug. 4 to 10, Vincent A. Choate, ConnecticuL when the youth ran by him and CANTALOUPES Admitted y e s w e ^ y Mrs. Marie executive secretary, said today. Lanz, RFD 3. \ Thunderahowera dogged the shouted "Fire,!" The youth disap­ Choate will attend a session at wheel-tracka of the touring Man^ Births yesterday: A'itaughter to peared into nearly woods. SOLID PACK — FANCY L Yale University for Chamber of­ Chester boys all day and cleared Thinking the Holcomb hoiue MEATS IN T WN..Tn M., and Mrs. Earl. C ^ s o n , 9 ficials, while Mrs. Doris-..Weller, In the early evening just long was ablaze. Reed stopped to as­ 0 Mountain St.- - \ Native Tomatoes »> 29j^ secretary, will be on vacation. enough to let the group swim' at Discharged yesterday; Lobia sist. Told of what had happened, GOP CoRunlttee Openings Nemaha State Park, near Seneca, he called State Police. ' WHITE MEAT TUNA About 22 openings on the Re­ Mueller, Second Ave.; Mrs. L o t t ie Jwn. Milt Shaw,, most ardent Robinson and daughter, C am bell State Police describe the youth BON'ELESS publican Town Committee will be 8 w l{^ e r o f the boya, judged the as about 5 feet I I Inches tall, 155 Freestone Pieaches X Ave., Vernon. filled by that body in early Sep- Kaniaa swimming to be consider­ VEAL ROAST r GevenimeRt tmber, according to Franklin C Ei-eotS Taaight ably below the level a New Eng­ 7 OB. Welles, chairman The Rockville Methodist Church lander expeqU. eoni NATIVE I TURKEY Grade "A ” A review of the membership list Commission on Membership, and The w a t e r 't ^ both d iftv and 2 - 5 5 6 RAP£SS lb. 29j!^ by the chairman and vice chair­ Evangelism will meet at the luke-warm." 8ald.^haw, "aithough HUDSON Plump, Tender church at 7:30 o'clock. IF YOU HAVE THIS ROASTING CHICKENS man revealed that many o f the the caliber of the bgthlng beauty dinner TURKEY members -had either moved away Alden Skinner Auxiliary will Is shout the same aa m Manches­ TABLE NAPKINS BONELESS oinL Juicy SUMMERTIME IS or were deceased. . meet at 8 p.m. in .GAR HaU. ter.” APK ES All Pui^ose I'bs-ioy 8HURFIXE 100% PURE The cemmlttee is limited to 125 , A fter camping out In a fortu­ EYE OF VEAL TURKEY TIME! by state statute. Welles said. New ; Advertisement- nately dry spot In almost unbroken members will be admitted by a ^ Look for your name on lucky X wet weather, the tour arose on You .can beat t^e heat by roast­ majority 'vote. ; dollars in Rockville mferchanta' Mondgy morning and ' drove INSTANT COFFEE BEEF PATTIES The action ia aimed at atrength- ''vlndows during Rockvill* Lucky through Kansas' soaked fields and ing your bird in the cool of the ening the party .for the pre-elec-' DoH«r Day sale Thursday, Friday, crossed the Missouri River, at St. lb . morning. Tuck it away in the re­ tion program. • j Saturday, July 25, 26, 27. Joseph. Mo. We moved through Chicken Parts frigerator .till evening and heat Clerk-Ckwrier Exams ------that state and crossed the Missis; 1C Aug., 6 has been set as the clos- ‘ Vernon and Taleattvlllc news it up in minutes or serve it cold. sippl at Hannibal. ‘ ' II* Ing date fo r. examination as su b -iif'*” * arc . handled through The Tour Alueeum BREASTS U ’a a summer treat anyway you aUtute clerk-carri'er jil the Rock-! Herald's Rockville .Biircau. 7 W. Mark Twain's boj-hood home and eat It! SWEET Lire vine foet Office, according to ah! -Main SL, telephone TRmmuit the museum of Twain . materials I6-OZ. TINS IlKRSHEY’S \ announcement from the Boston of-' 5-3136. held the boys' attention. prior to Lk. 79c CIDER VINEGAR . K 21c 69e ...YOU NEED THIS! CHOCOLATE SYRUP 2 !39c 16-OZ. CAN'S SHURFJN'B GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS LEGS u 69c CANNING GOOD UUGK JAR RINGS 3 p„. 25e special IC SUPPLIES J SERTO 25e ESSO W AX 21e 2 LYNN POULTRY FARMS FREEiLBitRI-NUr lb. 2-39 Complete supply of fan in 'Cheica Fro»h Native Peiiltry— Direct From Our Farms to You' e d u c a t o r * 'S- PARTEE POTATO CRACKERS MARGARINE quaitf Ind pinH. lids, cov> IVORY WITH I.B. PURCHASE ONLY 39c Freshly Cut, Tender CHEER JOY OXYDOL PERSONAk k-i ert and rings. 5NOW and Meaty IVORY Biloo Doors are no! r«e rv e d for Manchester Shopping Parhode— V/. Middle Turnpike I^rge 2 2 c 12 08. u r g e 3 4 c those lucky owners of new homes p Kk . Pkg. Pqrfcode Stare Open Wednesday. Thursday and Friday TUI 9 P.M.-MI 9-8251 Tin Pkg. 4 Bara 25c . . . its the perfeirt*replacement 5 6-OZ. CAN'S REALEM ON CHOICE, GENUINE SFRING NABIS 0 • SOS Main St. Store Open Thursday Till 9 P.M^—Ml 9-8098. for your worn-out wood hatch­ 5PEaAL IVORV IVORY way. All iteel for. permanence, LEMONADE Cans 45c neat appearance and weather- TIDE 50AP DREFT TIDE Special 15-OZ. PKG8. PlCTSW r.ET FLAKE5 tightaess. Pays for itself by end­ Lamb Legs FRESH FROZEN CONN. ing repair and replacement ex­ Sliced Strowberries 3 Pkfs. $1.00 SWIFTS SLICED Large Large O O , - Giant Pkg. s 3 4 C Barbecued Chickens pense. ■Opens and dotes at a N ATIV E TOM ATOES Lb. 29c 2VZ!59c / > 3 ^ 28c Pkg. . a A C Pkg. //C HEN TURKEYS touch with “Feather Action" door SWIFT'S PREMIUM Always Available Each operators. SUMMER SQUASH 2 Lbs. 1 5 c BACON Oven Ready g Q ' AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING New Crop Lb- DAISY HAMS 'With Tbat Sweet Lb. 59c each $1.09 INDIAN RIVER Smoke Taste Lb, BROILERS JS) 69c Lean, Bweei Rasher OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M.-FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. WHOLE OR CUT-UP WIN6S 99* A V ' P ' : A . 1 !*,«', ( 8RAPEFRUIT

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\t fOUICTEEH UANCHEStKB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,.;MANCHESTKR, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1957 BUGS BUNNY taring over there in the corner?” Lawyer—You know, of course friend of Mrs. 'Miller; and as a smoke tars that produced cencer tteory that-.the Incldenca of lung Gun-Toting Mayor mortician was called to the home Yale Expert Raps IT SOME TIME on one strain of mice failed to a K "ThaL” aald the host with frigid that your uncle mentioned you in Manchester Customers May 27 after she had -been xan cer Is incVeaatng m ay be more KPOfi*E I (TAN,BUSS . produce cancer aU'tha aams r^ t : f Sense and Nonsense dignity, "is my sidsst daughter.” his w ill? Escapes Assailant bludgeoned to death, then raped. , Smoke, Cancer Tie otf other strains, and f -- - apparent'than real due to Increased ► ia?cilAM3pA| J f A K u r UXXIN* (M K wy I'M MMVINC n oO B S ! “Oh, dear.” exclaimed ths em­ Relative—To what extent? Answer to Pravipua Piitila* W illia aiso testified that h(i produce' any ' cancer at 'pn on publicity and “propaganda.” NSW tiME O' wnjcues,,— ' barrassed guest, "ahe'Sviots old'er Lawyer—n i tell you when the Gont Fishin* i5ieIonging to mouse lung transplants. “ "Acute gaatrltls* was formerly Any ^ ^ than y u are, Isn’t she ?”'x . To Get Natural Gas (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page,One) It W Ai • w an n dky, and a dull street of his dreams. His eyes wide 6 Indies leave the room. Mrs. Miller under her body. He said that in view opThe Rreat a common Inclusive term em­ c a t* cencarnlng th « rl|rnta o f cer­ with disbelief, he looked around I difference of susceptibility even The shooting occurred leas than The state contended that Bniner ment Operations subcommittee in ployed when the actual cauae of tain river commlMionera wai be­ ftor the store o f his dreams. There A CaO BS 3 Sharp MnneheaUr cuatomera of tha,»,Uieir appliancea during thia peri- was surprised Y)V Mrs. Miller while among mouse straljiif. It would be death was not obvious,” he justi­ ing argued in court. 4 Royal Italian an hour after Willia. himself, had a prepared statement. it wasl Even to the same familiar CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 — — trout S P ■ Hnrtfbrd O u Ck>. w ill aoon, be od. The company stfessee that he was rsnssching her house. "The statistical and experimental “absurd" to tran^te the findings fied, “but as a result of the present Cbunael made ipcechea of Inter­ face of the proprietor. He sew that family name arjiwered the telephone and re­ to man. 9 New Enfisnd heating their homea and cooking thera Is no charge for the conver­ Willis' testimony aoout the ring Inveatigations of thia isaue have widespread ‘educational’ propa­ minable length, and the Judge fell the proprietor was Just closing the 9 Farm animals n iion. ceived the latest of more tbd)|i 20 ganda. the diagnoeis of cancer has into a doze. food fish 9 British money their mealB with natural gaa. > was a key part of the state's case not'.auccaeded in confirm ing the preene added that in some doors so he rushed over. ^ e next step In the (inversion threat! taken in the last month animals cpficer has followed ap- been substituted." ) » said. GENERAL Defending Lawyer'(in euch aten- I ----nih of account that she was slain with roblJery suggestions of a casual relation­ Man (panting) Quick. Sow William T. Jebb, prealdent of program will be undertaken dur­ and a half by his family or em­ pIi(jation/of sugar and olive oil, torlan tonea that the Judge came 12 Frosts 7 Indicste as the motive, and led to s flrsL ship.*’ much do you want for this store? tha company, aald today that ing the summer of 1958, and Hart­ "but the Interpreta'tlon of the ex- NICKEL IN NEEDUEA ' to)— But we muet have, water, 12 Exist 9 Secure ployes, at his residence or at the degree murder verdict against Qreene’s testimony added to a TV SERVICE The proprietor shook his head ford Gas expects that all of Its peripfents has been that some- Hypodermic needles are usually your honor. sadly. 14 Century plant 0 Having wings atnUght natural ga« will ba aup; Willie Funeral Home, s’here he Bruner. growing controversy before (Con­ Days 19 Encounter customers will be convertsd to na­ t ^ g Was wrong with thfe animals Judge (mumbling haitily)—All 10 Hebrides pllfd to all Hartford Gaa Co. eua- actively manages. . gress over the effects of smoking, nude of nickel containing stain­ Nights Proprietor — I wouldn’t advise 19 Light brown tural gas by the summer of lOtYD.- “I wanted Gene to have some­ The Virgin Islands passed from and whether cigarette flltera afford ather than that the materials less steel because this alloy la ruat- $2.95 Piu.^^ light, but. only a very little in you to buy it. island 20 Makes 44 Spanish hoiiM tomera by October 1959. T R L . M l 8-9482 mine, / 17 Sporu; 11 Not at much* mistakes 49tnekad Individual lettere outlining the thing done When he began to re­ Denmark’s control to the l/nited health protection. were cancer producing." free and does not corrode from T-tf Man (anxiously)—Why notf Beginning Aug, 8, the^company details of the conversion Work entbuilastt ” 10 Pilchards 22 Symbol for 49 Irritata ceive theie telephone threats about States lir-lfilT. Greene said experiments tyfth Greene said acceptance 'of the the liquids used for injections. Proprletor-ilt’a haunted. 19 Man’s ns(Tie will conveirt' the apijuancea of the have already been mailed to gas It waa a peculiar thing, that 21 Insolent nickel 47 Indelant a month and a half sgo,” Mrs. 1 OONT MUD Man—Haunted? By whom? - 20 Musical 14,000 gaa cuatomera in Manchea- customers east of ths Connecticut dream. Every night the owner of a 23Mrhile 14 Annamesa 49 Propertiail W illis said. WAITIN'! Proprietor—Tou ((softly, snap dramas ter. Beat Har^oril and Glakton- RIvIsr. A second notice, giving the shoe storf dreamed that ha walked 24 Caterpillar. , weight 90 God of lovt "H e said that iieople would Just ping the door shut in fcia fa c e). 22 Winged bur>'. along a' street be had never been hair 29 Eatjer of oleic llPrwaatly date when-the conversion man will thbik he was trying to dramatize 74 Seaport (ab,) Tha Hartford Gaa Co. began call, will be given by means of t i on before and .saw a store located 29 Farm tool acid SIBoirowing himself,” she added. ! Ill T ^h er—Do you know what a 27 S<4 anew the work of converiion to natural door tags. in a perfectly ideal spot. Cuatomera 29 Biblical ws«d 40 Right line animal When the mayor answered the : i' 'I Is? “ 29 Mimic gai about four years ago by In­ Customers, who will be sway are hurried in and out, spending money 29 Lawyerafah.) (ab.) U Weight a< phone last night, he said a f r u t i. W Student-Sure, a with a hot 31 Antelope troducing a mixture of. natural and asked to call the company to make voire told him: "Tell the mayor . OPEN € Mith freehand ehay hands. But the 29 Equal 41 Disorders . India foot. 33 Peremptory ■ manufactured gaa which la In uae arrangements for the conversion we’ll get that 8 -O-B tonight.” dream alwas’s ended Just before he, 39 Oriental now. The North American Conver­ work. himself, could get in to see If he A second call from the same j .gateway r r" 5" r r- r r iion Co. of St. Paul, Minn., haa The Hartford Gaa Oo. states that voice aald: "Tell the mayor we’ll i could purchase it. And the devil of F rien d —H o w ’s your daughter 1 1 39 Tardier been hired by Hartford Gaa to all conversion men will be Identi- get him before 10 o’clock tonlghL" I EVERY It was that the proprietor always progressing with her aesthetic 37 Reverential t K 1 handle the conversion work in the Mayor Willis left the funeral looked out of the dream as If he dancing? fled by Insignia on their uniforms, fear area, Next month’s conversion and will carry credentials Identify­ home fo r hla residence about tw o . were no4 only willing but anxious Mbthcr-.Oh. she’s going ahead K It. ' 39 Feminine 5 program is expected to-be com­ ing them as Hartford Gas Co. rep- miles away in the Roland Park : to sell the store to the shoe-shop by leaps and bounds. appellation pleted by mid-September, and THURS. roaentativea and employes of the section of Bast Huntington, about | owner. r~ " wU'" customers w ill have fu ll uae o f 42 Seniors (ab.) 1 North American Conversion Co. 10 :.TO p m. ! One‘afternoon, while visiting a / AND At another party, a tactless 43 Girl’s name i ■'When T noticed a car follow in g j strange city on biuineas, the man 11 H guest cornered her host and bab­ 44 Color me closely, I didn’t think anything i found himself wrtiking on the er repreaenUtlves of some 60 mll- bled, ‘'WTio is that old lady chat- 49 Fish In lake, a s a B ^" Lindy Took Part about It," he said, “thinking they j 1 ^ Lutherane of the Federation’s aea or ----- only wanted to pass.’ ST-membep churches In 29 coun­ FRI. MR. T^TEDY BY NED RIDDLE 93 Eager ST" B B r In WWII A c tio n tries. It win mark the flrst inter- The bullet waa fired as the car 94 Onager roared by. ( OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB 99 Italian river W~ i %>k naUmat conclave of iKitherans. Others who received- telephone 97 Building part (OfiniUnaed from Page One) the l^ e s t Protestant body In the 1 calls threatening their llvee re- T i U 9 p n* 99 Golf mound fr R —u United Stetes You'd have to grow ,SORRY TO SREAK 1 cmtly were common pleas Judge 99 Implement stoned a brigadier general In the roll. Previous assemblies were held j UP A BASS VIOL John W. Daniel and prosecuting your own to get fresh­ THAT ? — 6PUTT-TT/ 90 Toward the ■ Air Forep'Reserve on the nomina­ in Lund. Sweden, in 1947; and -v D O O to u 1 & S A Y r r ’5 m oRU - * SNORE LI«E,-rHtS, Atty. Russell L. Daugherty. er produc? than the ‘ 6UTMY^1A^^E . aheltered aide m U — tion of President Eisenhower. Lind­ Hanover, Germany, In 1982. 1M6 At««Dr/f-,W Hy,iNe h a r d l y , 91 Bitter vetch ■ w r HirM te IJnked ta Trial frUita and vegetables CLOSED Ab^YE — tSREAT CAe SAR/ ( HAPPENS to ffe t bergh currently is a consultant for While In Manchester, Pastor 92 Domestic slave Pan-American World,Airways. Ren(ltorff will be the gueet of Mr. ^oth were threatened In con­ we feature. They’re >m 6lR. AND WHAT iS Antoine p h il ib s j t .^ n W u nection with the trial of David TJMl BA BM. W. « d Mrs. John KJellson. 85 Helalne For Cooking or Eating THE MEANINSy^ THi< llATROSIfJl^j I —UP TO NOW rVE D O W N Studied Fighter PUnmi Rd, Bruner; 40-year-oM ex-convIct con­ right o ff nearby farms '# my >y BM liriBWi hf- n ■ ItA THE d e a d OFHiSHT ? THOOSKTIHlS IS MY 1 Citrus fniit W edem eyar 'Said' Lindbergh went victed and facing' a certain death and orchards . . . pick­ house a n d th a t s “WHY Mfit « (ovBrmnwrt *av« monay? It lant . I Genus of ar IT to tive P acific to study figh ter sentence in Huntington’s miut sen­ ed at the flavor peak ,/W B e d ./ maples plane performance under combat 5,000 Mak^ CAockt sational murder case in decades— NATIVE marritd! H doMn’t pay taxoa!” Jt conditions with a view toward and rushed to oiur the claw-hammer slaying of Mrs. improving plane design. market witli the dew The French clackmaking indus­ Ruby H. Miller, prominent socialite In that role. Wedemeyer saidr try, which includes fewer than 100 iM t Ma^v 27. still pn them. That’s why our Produce “he went on many missions with flriM and about 5,000 em ployei, ■ Daugherty obtained s gun-esrry- Department is your very own “ farm” in PRISCILLA’S POP As You Were BY AL VERMEER nHorsairs (a Navy fighter plane.); "Tanufactured aome Ing perm it June 28, during Bruner’s the heart of town. Come pick this week’s he took part in strafing raids; he THE BOSS 4()0j000 clocks. This- compared trial, after he said he received an­ special values— including farm-fresh iWILL SCALP; flew cover for bombers- and did onymous phone calls threatening PT'war figure' of about SWEET CORN. Every ear is just plumb YIPES/’ ME.c ^ some special boml^ng to prove MOO.OOO. . Twenty per cent of his life If Bruner got the death pen-. that the Oorsair could d o ..." slty. ■ — — ------full of plump, j«ic,Vi-tendei’’-ker APHIS I'VE OVE»- the companies produce 80' to 90 SLEPT/t- ” To hie logiesl mind,” Wede- per cent .of the total output and A Jury the next day convicted that wonderful down-on-the-farm flavor meyer continued, .“ there was only employ T.Y to 80 per cent of the Bruner of first degree murder youJike so much. one w a y to study a figh ter plane personnel. without recommending mercy. N A ’n V E under Combat conditions, and that making the death sentence manda­ FOR RA'nNO OR SALADS 1.VD1AN RIVER was to fly combat missions.. tory. J PINK SEEDLESS During a bombing misslon'to a Sickle. Tb Pocket-Size A similar call was received by TOMATOES Pascal Celery place called Amboima, Wedemeyer Mrs. Daniel, wife # ths Judge who GRAPEFRUIT said, a Bonla-type Japanese fighter A unique razor type of lawn sst on the Bniner trial. % 6, singled out Lindbetgh’sIndix ■ ' plane as a sickle, made by an'Oakland firm, No one publicly has linked the target. features a replaceable eteel blade threats to Judge Daniel and Large i ) m GOBBS He said Lindbergh’s report on and a folding hardwood handle (T \S tim e Daugherty’s life with tboee made lb Bunch the incident read: "T h e enemy that makes the sTaaa-trimmtng to Mayor Willis. . ro#i;}‘aC^ii*«r«” n av » ■ liJKiGS*'- I>a;^3 a9-.f4ght to aUa«;^,(3aa,head on.. ♦Sl9*v>WFhet-slie.,,^j^^^aw, razors,. ~^wever. hejY.M. one 'of,,„»:h» 15’ fired a.t>iirat._9t levecal-aeconds, sji»rr..,bl«d. tbaliW'ITe lnM*ll«K «;'-p;inc\M%^^ ass-w, .;L observing numerous hits. The Sonia In seconds costs less than sharpen­ m Bruner trial. ?< V" vyx . li 1’ >'5 t T. MAMfllN in g th «-0)d ' "('■'He' TestlfiF'd he'/vss S U y"* Ing, rolled ovei^ and crashed into For This Week W e Will Hive: Red SWeet Onions, Fresh Cut Chickei7 and,Endive, Sh#n COTTON WOODS BY RAY iMTtO ♦he water.*' and Lima Beans, Green and Wax Beans, Green end Yellow Squash, Egg Pfaitit, keeton TT In another mission on Sept. 13, I AWiBJIf YOU out.?,, JUST PITCH c o m k f i 1944, Wedemejwr said Lindbergh Lettuce, Frying Peppers, Young and Tender Green Onkma. - ' fATTING PRACTICEPRACTI_. UNTIL YOUR Youm ’ CONFIDENCE RETURNS— AND loaded his single-engine ftgliter THEN START MOWING THOSE THA/Mf* plane with one 2.000 pound and tw o I HITTERS DOWN AGAIN,' HAD YOU / 1 ,000-pound bomba, the Jbaauiest (x^jcd ck, and forgotten/ Immb ever carried by a plane of W e Give that type at the time, edeme {couPLem y Wedemeyer aald Lindbergh dove Quality Meats at his target, an enem y gun inatal- j $• latlon,'at a 98 degree, angle but the REPAIRING Wdrld Greeil force of the'dive froee a manual Reasonable Prices—2 Watch Makers control release, for the two 1 ,(X)0- , pounigebom W eW tr'ialii Wede- lip to $20.00 for Ybur Old Watch 5 In 7 Lbs. meyeF, Undbergh managed to elec- MAKE THAT GRADUATION GIFT Eviscerated lb trirally.-ralease'-hla heavier bomb Beltsville and tcbre a direct hit on hla ta r-' A HAMILTON WATCH STAMPS^ HEN ,, t— (■'— i »*t. ___ i Large Selection of Greeting Card$ Good For Valuable LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Boneless Denmark Pastor Choice lb BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE FREE GIFTS BEEF ■ To Preach Here BRAY 737 MAIN »T. The Rev. (Stnrad Rendtorff. gen- 40 TEARS A M.ANmKSTER JEWCLCR REAL COOPER Smoked • eral secretary of the (Smreh o f: Boneless lb Defunu-k Mission, who is In the.i SHARP CHEESE DAISY L'nited States as a delegate to the ! /!^79c Deerfoot forthcoming Third Assembly of ENDICO 8 OZ. PKG. Buns the Lutheran World Federation Aug. 18-28 In Minneapolis, will de­ Full liver the sermon at Bbnanuel L u ­ 1‘M m UNG YOU SWISS CHEESE 9M35C Cut fb theran Church Sunday morning. CREAMY VEAL LEGS Rdsel Isaacson, pastor's assistant, IT'S THE TRUTH will conduct the liturgies] service. FINN GoiilK Going:- #d States congrogations. Beef lbs.’ SEVEN SCAND BY LANK LEONARD BOILED HAM , ALViRYS KIOOiN' TO t e l l M6, I RISKED COMIN' DOUBLE CROSSER.'..,5UY5’ LIKE The Asaeriibly, which observers ^ 7 5 c GROUND BEEF ia „ i;.a. ra.Mw YOU'RE LEAVIN' T iSER(...ALL HERE. FOR "THAT ♦ I A?.-orf,'a YOU DESERVE TO BE FRAMED' M'LL BE SATISFIED ME TOO, TOM/ , llb’‘-,Y.inaim h have predicted will be one of the That*$ trhere my ma$ter it going to board ME WYER WLLf BY THE Y*IECE I I'VE GOT IS CHICKEN FEED ? ...AN' I'D DO IT A S m i , yeam- hut IF HE JUST GETS THE 1 - I HOPE most significant religious gather­ CMON, I WANTA ♦ ?.3«...THAT'5 TO lTC H im ) IF HE DOB GET IT, T * U NEVER GET FOUR.MICKEV-FORA me during hit vacation. Note ’ about you 6 E E IT / GOT) HE NOTICED THAT' ings in decades, will bring togeth- THE TRUTH' ID GET XHOUUHAN, IT COULD jlTl DUFFY MAKING HALVE/ THE HOLE ISON telling your matter to hoard you at Manchet- AMER. BOLOGNA “■ 49c Genuine THE » » 0IENOWjItUIN EVERYTHING//THE R»R,)«S HIM A LITTLE SLOPE/y Spring ft)' -TOWNTHE y HEEACREAT < ALl UPS^T-IHATS ter Pet Center, where ift retd cool in the pri­ MINUTE MAID LAMB LEGS HOLE/FRONT RUNNER, I WHY HES TARING vate room they have for ut hirdt. YOU KNOW.' A SO LONG/ i LEMONADE 2 25c ^ . . 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THE Jack'son Beats Brooklyn for Seventh Ti: Herald Angle ion Loses to Willimantic ■7 PAT BOLDUC National League Race I Major L»agu« Aselstent Sports Editor Danny Renn Hits Hard; Fishing S=^Laaderf;— .Vational League ^ . Quartet Sparks Moriarty Bros. Advisory lightened Once Again Batting (Based on 200 at beU) Infielders Alan Cole anil Andy Maneggia, outfielder Rick Meets Danielson Smiday — Aaron, Milwaukee. .348: Masial, Paquette and pitcher Jackie Hediund are playing key roles Hartford, July 26 (F)—Thq week­ St. Louia. .342; Groat.. Pittsburgh. ly report of the Slate Board of .33*: Fondy. Pittsburgh, .32*; with the 1957 edition of the Moriarty Bros.'simi-pro baseball strong Willimantic clinched Zope T»v,o j^onoro laat night Fisheries and Gam* on fishing con­ 25 (fl’)— It was in the first srame of the team. The Oilera, members of both the Hartford Twilight 1955 spring exhibition series that Larrv Jackson led a pa­ Mays, New York. .317. with an 8-4 triumph over the Manchester American Legion OnURCH LEAGITR ditions In Connecticut said today Runs Aaron. Milwaukee! 71; League and .Farmington Valley League, currently sport a Salt Water Fishing rade of four rookie pitchers who one-hit the New York Yan- Juniors at Mt. Nebo. It marked the third time this summer Temple Beth scored in every No. phenomenal take* of fish are Mays, New Ybrk and Blasingame, 10-7 won and lost record after having won, five of their last that the Thread City club upends the locale. Coach Ronnie inning while walloping the Flrat keea 1-0 and sent sportswriters thumbing through rosters six starts, And-4Wach Johnny Hed-j>—r—'------...... —^------reported from the Marine District. and brochures trjing to find, out* St. Louis, 66; Robinson. CincInnaU, Daigle's cliarges now sport « 6-4-K: National Stores 135 to the tune of Striper fishing ii best along the something about the 5t. Louis ‘ 83; Mathews, Milwaukee, 62. Itind'a well-drilled club ha,* not . won, lost and tied record in zone 21-2 at Robertson Park last night. Central Connecticut coasUine with Cardinal youngsters. Runs batted In Aaron. Mil­ tasted defeat in leven games ati f competition and are 8>4'-I. overall. Art Rittenberg with a home run. waukee, 7*; Muaial, St. Loui?, 74; friendly Mi. Nebo. quetUT and Moriarty have parti­ the best reports coming, from the . Brooklyn’s ^dgers are still try­ cipated in 16 tilts. Manchester la home' again Sunday double and to'o Singles led the QmDectlcut River area. Worm- Crowe, anclnnatl, 89: Ennis. St. ■ Broken down, t; e locals have afternoon plaj’ing - host to Daniel­ Temple’s 18-Iiit attack. Lennie ing to find but something about Louis. 85; Hoak, Cincinnati. 59. Pitching honors go to little Jack spinner combinatipni seem to be the trim righthander. After won five times against .independent is Hediund. who turned in several son at Nebo. Seader and Mark Solomon also taking most fish. Reports keep Hits Aaron. Milwaukee, 130; rivals and twice h. FVL ’warfare Errors snd soma weird base homered for the winners: John coming in of undersized stripers be­ seasons, all they know is that he’s Schoendienst. M 11 w s u k e #. 122; -fine mound performances last beaten them seven times in nine at Nebo. Moriarty'*, who llave «m- spring with the University of Col) running proved costly to the Evans had three hits for the losers. ing boated and kept; ‘The minimum decisions. Musial. St. Louis, 121; Thomes. plo,ved a total of W players to home forces, who had'taken a. 2-0 Temple Beth 726 213 x - '21-18-2, legal length for stripers is 16 PltUburgh, 118: Beil, ancinnatl. date, bowed to HamiUo.i Stand­ necticut freshmen; Jackie, who inches measured from tip of snout The kid from Idaho, who Jumped 115. owns a 6-8 won and lost reco'rd, lead before Willimantic scored Finasta 135 010 000 1 - 2-10-3 from the bullpen to become the ard in their lone indepen'ent start haul proven to be Moriarty'* work­ four times In a big third inning. Seader and Cohen; Hahn, Staiger to fork of tail. Cards' ace this season, made It five Doubles — Musisl. St.-Louis, 28; on the road and have managed ITie locals also tallied single (1) and Mai tempo. , Law enforcement actlvitle* may Hoak. ancinnatl, 23; Banks. Chi­ horse. pitching a total-of . S72-3 be intensified if these report*, k e ^ ' in a row over the champs last three victories In nine games in innings. The stylish southpaw hak markers In the third and sixth cago. 22; Gilliam. Brooklyn. Spen­ the strong HTL. After dropping frame* but the victor* came -up coming In. night with a three-single. 3^0 that cer. New York and Bouchee. Phila­ allow’ed just 45 hits, 25 runs and The Ehnanuel Lutherans scored Porgy. blackfish and fluke fish hoisted the Cards within s half Pci. G.B. their flrrt four contests In the with a lone run In the fourth to four run* in the first inning and New York .. .859 -f- delphia. 21. Hartf()rd circuit, the WIk Towner* 24 walks 'While' clialking up 44 hold a 5-4 advantage going into ing- Is in th^ fair to nmd cate game of the second pface Brooks, Chicago . . . . Triples Ma,vs, New York, 12; strikeouta. His biggest w'ins were were never headed as they defeat­ gory. Some ]^rgiea in the one to rtttsburgh Blanked .811 4>.i hav# rebounded. to cop three of the final Inning. The. Zone T w o ed the Nike Warriors 10-6 at (Char­ Boston...... 533 l i t , Bruton. Milwaukee, 9: Bouchee. their last five outings. .legistered against-the colorful Wtl- champions erupted for three tal­ two pound -class have been re­ SkUUul Infielders Display Sure Hands The National League rece. "open­ Cleveland . . . Phtledelphle and Virdon, Pitts:: limantic Rtdges, Sacred Heart ter Oak Park last night. Leading ported. ing up" to a.'4!e-game spread be­ .511 131* Leading Batter lies In the seventh to ice the ver­ the winners' attack wa* Tom Gil­ Tlw Onctanatl Rada have fOwtr and a stout defense, but more often than not don't kno^»' what Detroit ...... 505 14 burgh, 7; Snider. Brooklyn vind of New Haven snd Pratt dict. - Weakfiah are scattered. Moat of 2 tween first and fifth Tuesday, Baltimore ... .473 17 Ashbum, Philsdelphis, 6. " The fleet-footed Paquette paces & Whitney Aircraft bert with two triples, Don Mozzer them are belng^off the Fairfield to use for pitching. SkUlfiil Infielders are, left to right Johnny Temple. Roy McMillan and Den the Oilers in three departments— Rena a Standout with a single and home run, and Hoak. AQ the Redleg pitchers have to do is k<^ ball on the ground. tightened again as Philadelphia de­ Kansas City .374 28 Home runs • Asron.-,. Milwau­ Manchester Graduate* County coastline' but the fish ore feated first place Milwaukee 3-1 Washington . 340 291, kee, 29; Snider, Brooklyn, 24; batting, stolen base* and defense — Three other pitchelw "have com’- Shortstop Danny Renn stood out Tom Tedfoi^, who banged out three sn)sll. with rooki’e Jack Sanford winning Crowe. Cinrlnnatl, 23; Muaial, St. and is tied with teammate Co\e for blned 'to work, 761-3 Inningr in a losing cause. He banged oUt hits including a double. Bill Burton Bluefish in the 10 to 12 pound hi* 13th on a five-hitter. Joe Nux- Thursday’s Mdiednle Louis. 21; Banks. Chicago, 20. the moat hits, 15. and home rjins, while breaking even in aix atarts. a home run and double and drove had a homer and a single in pacing class sre reported being token in hall gave„ up__ eight„ ...... hits,...... but. blanked Chicago at New YOrk, 2 p.m.- Pitching I Baaed on 10 decisions) each player having clouteJ two. The trio—Myles McDonougb, in two run* in four trip* to the the losers. the race. Party boats are making Bob Baker Through with Boxing, Plttsbirrgh for a 2-0 Cincinnati vie-' ShanU (9-2) --Sanford, Phlladeiphia, 13-3,8-13: Paquette, who ha* gone''to bat Cooper ’ and -Pete , Maneggia—has plate. -Renn’s output boosted his Lutheran* .412 003 x - 10-13-3 good catches of blues at Montauk tory. And the Cubs' Don Riston' ^ ‘ '’eland at Washington. 2 p.m. Podres. Brooklyn, 8-3, .727; Acker. 46 times; is .hitting a t a. .326 pace been touched for 37 Jilts snd only batting average to a laudable .855. Warrior* 131 001 0- 6- 9-1 and Plaher* Island. outdueled Johnny Antonelli for aiT:,"’'** '’*• Kemmerer Onclnnsfi! 9-4. .892; Jackson, St. and has stolen seven bases while 18 runs while walking 20 hatters the top mark on the local club. Tedford and Segar; Redick and Blue crabs hav* inci'essed' In 2-1 CSiicago \ictory over the N ew ! Louis. 11-5. .888: Jones, St. Louis, handling 27 chance* flaw-lessly in snd fanning 42. All three pitchers Dick Kacinski was the only DANNY RENN Hav.'kips. number all along the coastline Takes Bad Beating from Machen York Giants. Ddlroit at Baltimore. 2 p.m.— 8-4. 887. i Ready for Douhleheaders ceilterfield. In addition, Rick is are graduates of Manchester High .other Silk Towner to garner more wiih the best reports along the Wester.) Connecticut shore. All of which left the .Braves in < 7-81- Strikeouts — S anford. Phila­ running second in the important 'School. McDonough posted s w’ln- than one hit, stroking a pair of INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE front by on# game over Brooklim,' ^ In Lindy, left, and 'Von McDaniel, the St. Louia Cardinals have RBI department ".'Ith eight, in singles In two official at bats. Party, boat* indicate lun^ are CUcago, July » lit-B ob Baker,'.fyou learn to be a body puncher.<>Machen. 50-40. the same as' Jtidge delphia. 124; Drott. Chicago. 112; the counterparts of the brothers Dean. DIzsy and Paul, of the nlng reccK'd. w'ith the Trinity Col­ Naasiff Arms were credited with with St. ^sjuis third 1 ^ back. Chn- '2-3) Vs. Nixon (7-5)., Jones, St. Louis, 97; Friend, Pitts­ runs scored with eight and in lege varsity this past, spring and Hard-hitting Dave Fracchla, Jackson Tells appearing in laige schi-Ol*. but are his face puffed from Eddie Tou stand up straight and swing! Jim McManus. Judge John Bray mid-30’s. Again the Red Birds -fly high. a victory by forfeit over. Bantly not biting very *ell as yet. The away at the head. Guys can go* favored Machen 49-S6 and the Ait- cinnati fourth two games shv snd Wednesday’s' Results burgh, 90; Haddlx. Philsdelphis. total bases, wltii 21 on IS singles Cooper was a winner with the Hal While, two standout member* Madien’s whlplaah left jabs and "f. and tw'o homer*. of last spring’s Windham High OH in a game scheduled far the biggest l.sh repoMcj last week rlght'up to you. If you had gone! socikted Press card had It 50-37 the Phillies fifth 3i, behind.' Chicago 7, New York'-'2. University of Vermont freshmen. West Side Ovsl last night. The sneak rights and his midsectian In the American League, south- Cole, former Manchester High School nine, and Rudy VaUiere all Of Ring Plgns waa a 525-pounder chiight off Winning Man in Motion for my body some of the time, 11 for Machen. Boston 6. Kensa.s eitv 5. •American Isiagiie Maneggia was only recently dis­ losers were forced to concede the Block Island. puffed from eatihg high on the hog. probably cbuldn't have lasted. Attendance was 1.037 with a paw' Billy Pierce remained the ma- Cleveland 4. Washington 3 (first e standout and nov a student at the charged from the Armed Forces. collected two safeties off three BatUng (Based on 200 at baU) e University of Richmond, trails in Manchester .pitchers. V a 111 e r * game when only eight of their Inland Fishing Camera catches southpaw Billy Pierce at tha height of his pitch* aays he's thrinigb with fighting. Fast Hands gross of $2,491 and a nat of $1,937. jors’ biggest winner with his 14th game, twilight). — Mantle. New York. .3$2; Wil- Unique; In addition to Paquette, other Columbia, N.J., July 25 (API- playera showed up. ing action os the 30-year-old White Sox hurler set down tha N««r In an unusual dressing room victory as the second place___ fihl- —. Washington 5. aevelend 4 isec- thie batting ra'cc w’ilh S good ,319 sparkling Tlelding averages ere poked two triples and rescued two Stream fishing for trout is at a Earlier, Machen Udd newsmen in liame, Boston, .360; Boyd. Balti­ teammate*. On theAhores of the Delaware stand-still. Streams are low and York Yankees yesterday. Pierce, who had a 20 and 9 record ia seem after the plodding Pittsburgh cago White Sox trimmed the New ond game, night). more, .330; Fox, Chicago and <1 ^versge. The catlike shortstop, owned by Hediund 1.000, Pete 1956, won his 14th game of the 1957 season and pitched his 12th trial horse lost a lopsidiMl IQ-rwind his dressing room that "Baker m r York Yenkeee’ lead to 4>, games Detroit 5. Baltimore 1 j w-ho ia being closely watched by Dropped BaU Costly River, not far from the letreat RBC LEAGUE ^^ipany of Connecticut's best Iboirnke a ck but he has (night). Skowron, New York. .329. Maneggia 1.000, Moriarty .984, iSma tdnllUl Of scattered pbols complete gome—both figures tops in the majors—in beating the nationally televised dedaien to «g*ln 7-2. Boston beet Kansas Champ' ' several major league scouts, is the Eddie Wojcik .982, McDonough Newcomer Jim Roberts started where uene 'ISinney trained for H ose'eo. No. 3 sent the Rain Machen hi the Chicago Stadium a faat pair of tuuTds and I was risk­ )port Schedule Frida.v’a Schedule Runs — Mantle, New York, 87; No. 1 man In the following depart­ on the mound for Manchester but bow club down to its third The only favorable trout'report, is Yanks, 7-2. (AP Wlrephoto). ing eveiythtng in this fight." a ty 6-5. Cleveland defeated Wash­ “Willlama, Boston. 65; Plereall. 974 and little Leo C>T .972. At a Jack Dempsey over 30 years ago. one which indicates that night last night. Baker said: ington 4-3, then lost the second Chicago at Balllmore. * p.m. ments; Runs scored (I4i: RBls unit the Oilers have committed was lifted after giving up three Tommy (Hiin-icane) Jackson is etralght defeat 14-11 in a free-hlt- "I didn't want to walk into some­ Today Kanaaa City at Washington, g Boston. 61; Slevera, Washington. , (10); qpuble* (51; snd total bases hits snd four runs in four Innings. ting contest at Robertaon Park fishing in Candlewood Lake is giv­ 'T ve lest the will to fight This thing. If I had been behind I game of the twl-night pair 6-5. p.m. A, 80; Fox. Chicago, Smith, Cleveland Greenwood Lake, N. Y.—(NEA)*' Britdhe way he and thoae about only 22 errors in 486 chances fi trying to build up a storm for ing results. is ray last fight. I’m fed up. t Elks vs r A P, 6:15 Charter Detroit dumped Baltimore 5-1. him nonchaiantly n (26). His outpu' at the plate in- Tall Pat Miatretta worked the next Floyd Patterson. last night. The win was the fourth would have gone all out. but I '"’as Oak. Detroit at New York. 8:15 p.m. and McDougald, New York, 57. —A twining camp, if you are a nonchalantly went through a laudable .955 fielding mark for the firemen. Paul Correntl, Eass flsh.dg it,rc,Ported best in eeulita’t feint, duck or anything In, front all the way. I never felt Jackson, who was only 2-2 last , eludes eight singles to go along It is Interesting to note' that two frames and was reached for "rhe No. 1 Challenger, who is a 5 Red Grange Testifies, against Machen. I just walked in Optical vs. PFa. 8 — Waddell aevelend at Boston, 8:15 p.m. Runs Betted In — Mantli, New [heavyweight champion of the $'’1 W'ith his five doubles and two- five safeties and one tally. Big to 1 underdog to the heavyweight Hippo Correntl, Ed Pagani, Don the Southeastern part of Gonnectl- him land a aolid punch once. season but "saved” 18, won his llth York, 69; Sievers. Washington 68- - >u' ■ i cock-sure that his smaz- among the 23 players llaiea on the Gain, Dutch Fogarty and Charlie cut. Use of eh:ners m ilio morning and—bam!—got hit I was a suck­ This fight was to get me ready Field. on the fourth try while striking Skowron, New York. 87- Wertz! I * * strict, pnson-like place , ingiy quick fists will leave e defi- i round-trippera. . Moriarty roster 16 former Bbb Nell held' the victors hlUess champion in Monday’s 15-round er in three. When a fighter lets "^NaHonal League Author of a ,311 batting aver­ in the seventh but a-dropped fly title match at the Polo Grounds Langford banged out key bl0)\’s 4rd plugs tn the evening sj^ea:* for Patteiion. L something! out eight and walking only two. Cleveland. 62; Jensen. B(Juw,.Bfl*(ch-.'Dick-J^ . Manchester .left. Bight runners tic Conunision. are the rule ifi most ponds and Washington. July 2$*-(APJ-BadAimmtms from, federal afititrairt oe4W»liiiit!oiVtitmtKaoTi ■ 1 ! ^ - I *n4«sirateaJglr Toimd-Jsckstm- -as-“cool-a»-*7-e u ^ Rainbow. . . 202 2 3 2 _ ^ i l - ^ a latter-day stars -were called to except for non-commercial prac­ whom he beat 3-0 with a 10-hitter Thursday’s Schedule Fox, Thlcago, Colavito. aeveland ‘ cards snd rib him hour after hour. Saturday night’ir seventh annual (.250) and versatlite Jimmy Mor­ contest with the troublesome Fsl- is undecided on his pitching nom­ JUh.back.into** body ot-waIer.Jhat the wings for a shot at Cha^lcm ty,-'who guided Bobo Olson to the North Methodist vs St. Mary’s for his first whitewash job May “ *uer, New York 19. 'Or they leave him alone and let iarty (.243). And Hediund )>elieves c5'ns and Monday night Journey to cumber". Comparing the pulse l^ngford and Fogarty; J. Vit­ Is already over-popUlated only ag­ give Congress their opinton'of pro tices, Ployd Patterson, walked in to shake New York at Chicago. 2:30 p.m renewal of the "Riverside ."iOO;" th* inee. tner, Madabn (2) and Moake. middleweight o r o w n. he* 22 6-J5.Robertson Plirk. 6, 1966. . ^B arclay (4-7) or McCormick Triples. Nieman, Baltimore,; the loneliness of the pises sink in that hit. club will ijnprove its .212 Colt's Park in Hartford to engage readings-with those ,-eported from gravate* an already undesirable football’s Operations. SUstod to Preach . Baker’s hand. Baker, who is .31, straight triumphs ter his credit. He Motofs vs Spencer, d-Waddell annual championship classic for Wllllm**Ue (S( Patterson's' camp, he fo-jnd Jack condition. said: Ssl Maglie was the loser for a 10-0) vA Drabowsky (8-8). Aparcio. Chicago pnd McDotigald and anger him. stock car teams, shapes up aa th* team, batting ayerage before the )he Aircraft In an HTL encounter. The House Antitrust Subcoth- NFL Commtsslonar Bert BeU was outweighed by the hulking Fiisld. 4-3 seaaon record and an 8-9 life­ . season's end. Moriarty has been Next home appearance is scheduled BAk*r. !l l! t? aon even more relaxed than the mlttos' is Investigating tha legal started to preach footbaU'a case “Tau’re a good fighter. Eddie. I Baker 196 to 214 pounds. Philadelphia at Milwaukee. 2:310 By the Ume the warrior is high spot of the 19.57 season at ] Q 0 champion, Medics vs Green Manor, 8-Buek- time mark against: the Osrda, the Pi)" —NoberU (8-13) vs. Spahn rfrf brought to the city for the fight, Riverside Park Speedway. Some credited with five runs.luitted in Sunday, August 18 against the i Parduji. i " ...... status of pro sports. yesterday but wa* queationed at didn’t give ^ mheh out there. Referee Walter BrlghbUore, who ley Field. snd numbers a triple end hoine Q ® } Calm end Oorefree But I can give .you some advice. only club he doesn't have an edge toi? ? *'^*''* S'"* Lemon, Washing- he is a rock-hard, growling pack- 20 top teams snd a maximum of 40 Simsbuiy Townies of the FVL. ; wwf; Ji Grange, the old galloping ghost, such length he didn’t get halfway ' exhorted Baker to "Make a fight A A S va Norman'a 6-Verplanek over. Ai Dark had two triples for Rittsburgh at Oncinnali. 9 p.m. run ptnong his seven base knocks. (The aforementioned svefsgea: Valllere. c 0 0 2; Jackson looked calm and care- SRidomOut of tha HoReiy and his. teammates at the witness through a detaUed statement. He Ten won't evsr Win the tiUs Unless of it” several timee, voted for Field. •** muscles that ‘can't wait to drivers will go postward about th* Redbirds scoring one. on Stan —Kline (2-13) vs, Jeffcoat 8-7. H ^ e runs — Williams. Boston, get into the ring and take it out 8'U5 p.rn. in the long grind for Overall, the Oilers ^ave hit nine are for 16 games as one game wa* 1 ...... 0 0 ' 0' ^' ®® ** *t® ®®“)c down the steps of table said in advance of the tub- was to return to th* stand after Muslal's single end again on a Brooklj-n at St. Louis. 9 p.m— Sievers, Jh somebody.. what Jniiy be the top purse of this doublet, two triples and five not report'll and do not Incltide- the | F™"cis'ifV.’. 0 0 i)i •)*» whit* cottage at Harry'* Farm committee session they had no ser- the subcommittee finishes' with wild pilch 1^ reliever Sandy Neweombe (9-7) vs. Wehmeler Washington, 23; Maxwell. Drtrolt It was this wsy with Jack year at any eastern track. In gd- homers while outacoring the op­ walks snd strikeouts chalked up bv jSpreiislF. i( ...... 0 0 0 Camp and s ii under a big maftle quarrel wlUi NFL method*, the players. Koufax. 19; Oolavito. Cleveland and Zer- Dempsey. who had a bevy of hard-; ^*"m) trophie.s will be awarded position by a 67-46 margin. Hediund In the’ club’s last g sm e n * * ''- " -.••••• I'JI :-2 JJp^’lth -visiting boxing 'writers. As Matron Handicap Wonl'"^!'I think it's the' best. syatem Bell stoutly advocated the NFL'a The Cards, by Uis way. would nlsl, Kansas a ty , 17.. Both Col8 and Maneggia have ivith Gengfss Motors.) ITotali ...... R 9 21 1. 1 4 the questioning continued ' he be­ A ' wor]wked out yet," Grange told news­ reserve claus*. player draft, team Wednesday's Kseults faced gu.vs, truck driver caps pull- i "’innlnga'drivera and winning • be in a tie fht second with the Pitching (Based on 10 decisions) •d down over the eves, constantly : ®?r """nera at the end of the loiig 1 > MiUich^M^r came restless and Jiggled his legs men. , territorial rights and superviaory Dodgers—except for Sunday's sus­ Chicago 2. New York 1. — ShahU. Nmv York, 9-2; .818; ab 1' h VO a e rbi aa though about to leap Into the The ex-lllinios and Chlqaco powegs vested in his own office. S t Louis 3, Brookl\-n 0 (night) hawking him. With Rock M arri-' '"P*- 1 DrIrU, cf ...... a 0 1 1 0 0 0 pended game at PitUburgh, which Sunning. Detroit. 11-3, .786; Dono ‘ RunAxiRF, 2b ...... 2 1 0 1 (t 0 dance he doe< between ro'unds. By Speedy Pucker Up Bears back, reputedly one of pro During ihse* hours of testimony. Philadelphia - 8, Milwaukee 1i van, CSilcago. 9-3. ,750; Grim New P*fP'* i*'® Pi’ellmlnaiies have been , J1enn.r ws ,...... • 4 1 2 1 a 0 2 t))ey led 11-2 in the ninth. (night). I ■ 1 "Do you have any ideas about football's highest paid performsrs, BeU said he’s against pay tslert- York. 8-3, .727 • Pierce I *'*’'■’* •"*' "'u''’'®'* “ut prior to thflWlagwin Ui* [ llerTfr. 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Pattoraon> leaping right hand sold conditions are so good he'd Sanford, 28, struck out sight, CincinnaU 2. Pittsburgh 0• 14-7 and Loes *®'"« •"<>»'« him and everj'-i big one. T w o weeks of official jKocinfikt. tb ...... 2 0 2 3 0 0 0 Sion for NFL games and just a^ and wajhed but two while handing (nightie .667. BAH'n'ore, 10-5. |,ibodj--h*d bod.v- h*d an orderOrder the Block ;: tlm*. trialstrial's have, been riesredrieared and(in^ ^ FoHMw, 3b. rf . . .; .-.-t- 4 3 1 -0^ 1" lead?," he wo# asked. '------July 25-(g5;—Itockeri’day feature astride'Pirnle, a--$7.30 “ like to .be -playing today." opilossd to a farm system such os Salmond. IT ...... 3 0 2 0 0 0 "I got quit* a -few plana I’m Up probably will not win any high hazard. Football Coinmratotor the Braves their second de'eat in ! Buster 'had to -carry out. In the ' most of the negotiations between Arery, c __ _ ...... 4 \) 7 1 1 0[ baseball uses. • • the last nine games. The right- ______•nd, it had Marciano glad, ^ i"** drivers and owner* are now a HeyAti. lb, rf 2 0 2 0 0 0. honors on the American turf thia Ray Work tpdk some of the spot­ ' Grange added that "In oil nly Bell said he has no objection to OuaUffon, rf .0 •1 ft 0 0 to myself.” • years In pro football I-hava nevetr a union-type players' association hander, who ^ lost three while ' o • * rv • a • Ur*. flutter record. The entry list RobMjrta. p ... 0 0 0 0 1! season despite her consistent rec­ light away from Neves, by riding React* ShecpMily 2 Llppe Breidbart his manager, three winners. Including Miss Des- heard any complaints about the but believe* the players can "do finds'top star drivers who have * n.v JEMMY BRESUN f the kids feel it's s wasta of time. Mlatr^tU, p ...... 2 D 0 0 0 0 0; Interrupted. ord over the last three seasons. But reserve clause.” That provliilon BUTiAT LONG POND INN, i he«n comiieting the hard way all NBA Staff O>rre*(pondeat Nfll. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 canso, a $76.80 long shot. His better indlvliiuaily." Celter colled Social Side of Lawn Tennis All they want to do la go to Richard.

K;'"' - .. ■ ■ BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSd A , JULY 26, 1967 "■■ ■ ■------PAGE N m E T m f ':^' ' E i q ^ E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 25. J957 Masieal Inatminenta 63 Wanted to Rent . 68 H o u m s For Sale 72. Suburban for Sala 7S Wanted Real Batata 77 WANTED—FV)ur or five room $11,500—Six room Colonial, excel Wanted Autos— g o o d t r u m p e t f o r sale. VEIRNON — 6% room ranch, full USITNOS WANTED-Single, two- Black Marketeers Prosp^' ---i Buildini— Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! RY FAGALY and SHORTEN Honscbold Goods 51 Household Goods 51 Call duplex or garage apartment up to lent condition, built 1948, central, - Motorcycles MI 8-8614. basement, ceramic We bath, family, three > family, bustoess 12 FOR SHED dormers, garages or 4Jk> with heal, in Manchester oi weat aide locaUon. Carlton W, brick veneer front, Youngstown property. 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Call PI 2-7$27 after CAPE COD—Four down, two un lilS’HNGS WANTED summer. ’ I * COPY CLOSING TIME esttmatee; Cali N. B. Chase Co., MI. 3-8780. MI 3-1486 after 5 p.m. • obligation. low n ^ lake on Route 31. Corner pears to be becoming more com­ a ticket purchase will automati­ REFRIGERATION Bales and aerv. 8 p.m. evenings. finished up, immaculate condition, lot, laze privileges, large ■veranda Just don't be la such a sweat to MI 9-0233 or Rockville TR 5-1300. SINGLE, TWO-FAMILY, mon. It la believed to affllet some­ get to the cool shore that you’ll paiy cally Jie released to legitimate FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ice. Commercial, residential, air SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall FRIGIDAIRE gas stove, sofa bed, near schools and transportation, plus modern conveniences. Rea­ where around 100,000 In the United $14,200. R. F. Dlmock Co., KD a Ucket scalper extra for a plane customera This greatly Increases MON. THRU FRl conditlonera, freexera. A and W tiles 4c a tile, |CentiIe, from 7c 9x13 rug, folding' screen, kitchen Rooms Withont Board 39 sonable. Terms arranged. Phone CAPE CODS AND RANC31 HOMES States alone. the odds o f getting on a plane that Refrigeration Co. M l 9-1337, MI Roofing—Siding 16 each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, utensils, dishes, etc. Apt. 7, (i>dd Bnsinegg Property for Sale 70 9-6245 or Joseph Ashford, a a MI 3-4387 or MI 9-5981. ticket Patience will probably get 10:30 A. M. PLEASANT, clean room fo'r two 6-6818. The encouraging feature of mul­ you the same seat for the legiti­ may be all booked up 'weeks' or 9-3050, MI 9-0055. at the'Green. Fellows Building.. We have many cUents to contoct. days in advance. SATURDAY 9 A. M. RAT’S r o o f in g CO , aJungie and genUemen at Center. Parking, BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce B O L T ^ Before you buy or sell your prop­ tiple eclerosis Is the Increaeed mate price tuidar now rules govern- CLEAN AND paint thoae. gutters built up roofs, gutter and con- USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec­ ALMOST NEW *i-ton air condition­ bath and shower. 29 Hazel St. MI 8t„ two. stores and three apart­ ANSALJJI BUILT Colonial, six erty, «»• amount of research being devoted ing^alr line ticket sales. "If the scalper wants to itoy the liuctor. work, roof, chimney re­ 9-7088 or MI 9-8789. ments. For InformaUon call MI rooms, large lot, IH baths, m room ranch, two yeara old, to uncovering now facts on this tickets to support hls fako ressiv now. Avoid ooatly repaira later reation room, etc Good condition, er, .used two months. Also, 17” Ad­ 9-2997. (JALL This advice comes from CAB In­ TOtna COOPERATION w n x Ml. 8-1883. pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-3314 reasonably priced. Potterton’s, ISO miral console TV, excellent condi­ Youngstown kitchen, basement ga- extra laigt lot, with amesite drivif, subject This greater emphaale le vestigators who are alerted for a vatlons It meana he'll hav6 to BE APPRECIATED Ray Jackson. Ml. 8-883t>. Center St,. MI 9-4537. . tion. MI 9-7777.. CLEAN MODBIRN double room ry;e, $20,8()p. R. P. Dtmock Co. cement valk, basement garaga, largely the result of the . work of boom in black market air line tlek- Invent a lot of money In Ms il­ OONDBR'S T.V Service, available with kitchen pftvileges for gentle­ a a 9-6248 Of Joseph Ashford, aa aluminum storms and acreena, legal . And he stands te B e that AS rr FRANCES K. WAGNER the National Multiple Sclerosis So­ •ts to northern resorts and Europe any time. Antenna convereiona ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- WHAT! You haven’t any antiques? ~ SPECIAL man or couple. MI 9-7614. Farms and Land 71 9-6818. fireplace, plastered walls with built ciety. For several years It has this summer. lose three dollars on aaoh ticket oa Diat Ml 3-5121 PhUco. factory euperviaed aervice IMntry. Alterations and additions MAV.WHEN Hurry out to the new Chirioslty In fire islarm aystem. Many fine REALTOR well as reveal his operation." HEBRON—Attractlvs 10-acre farm MI 3-1157 ralMd funds to support research BooUag Blocks ------^— w Tel. Ml. 8-1486. CeiJinga. Workmanship gtiaran- ONE flNAlW Shop, Route 6, Andover. Open 1-5 One full size Englander sofa-bed. (XEAN,' comfortable large room. HOLLISTER—High School section. features that will make you want to Anton admits that the ■‘no show" teed A. A. Dion Inc-.. 39k Autumn Private home. Quiet neighborhood. ^ th five-bedroom .home. Oil heat, Four bedroom Colonial available and-improve treatment Illegal air Ucket sales got out o€ ' DOES COME week days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sun- Air Foam cushions and firm mat­ own this house after you see it. Already some extremely Impor- rules still leave some room for DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ St t a . 3-4860. IN HBQE'S (lays. References required. Gentleman. bath, lavatory, workshop, spring September 1. living room .25x16, $16,900. hand In Miami, Fla., and at spots pany,, doora and windows, cuatom tress. Regular $249. now $135. (One tzuit reeearch projects have been all over the last w'yter. black marketeering when the de­ Loot and Found 1 HOW IT'S arm damaged). MI 8-8183. $18,600, Talbot Agency P i fireplace, Hi, baths, large modern SELUNQ, Buying, Trading? L.M. mand for apace gets especially work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 8-1583 FOR ANY TYPE of Roofing and 2-6600. kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, M X. (which means ..Live Modium supported by funds from this CAB probers discovered that some Siding we offer 5 combination TAHEW- MOVING TO BOLTON heavy. He thinks scalping- could LOST—Blue-white parakeet. Vicin­ after 6 p.m. . One Vermont Real maple chest LARGE BEDROOM for genUemen. laundry room, 2 car garage, —Multiple List)—all your real es­ source. Many o f these projects are unscrupulous travel agents and 3 track awivel type windowe, free WEST COAST' of drawers. Regular $89, now $45. Quiet section, parking available. SOUTH CX3VENTRY —, 44 acre Four room ranch in one of Bol­ highly technical. Involving study of hotel . tmployea were broking big develop for. tickets. on flights to ity Adama 8t., Oliver Road and screened porch. Charming home tate the modern way. The Ells­ and from New England, other CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. of charge If more necessary “'/hmMctir CUSTOMER CANT USE IT Four ladderback chaire. Solid 10 minute drive from Aircraft, MI farm, clear land, auitable for and yw d for a growing family. ton’s finest locations, less than a worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, nsrvous tissue, chemical reactions blocks of air reservations weeks in W. Middle Tpke. Reward. Tel. Small appllancei repaired. 151 available at half price For more OfetkLO XXMH, 8-7086. farming or building lota. Eight mile from the center. This cute northern parts of tha U.8. and to MI S-1893 alter S p.m. - SO 1 WANT A RELIABLE Vermont maple. Fiber seata. Rdgu- Elva Tyler, Realtor, aa 9-4469. Ml S-6980. snd similar complicated projeeta. advance and selling them at pre­ (Canada this uammer. uamn North Main St. Ml 3-8517, resi­ information call Manchfster Roof­ ‘OCXAm M M ; TRUSTWORTHY PERSON laf $135, now $79. room , house near residential-sec ranch has baseboard Mat, storms Some readers may not know mium prices. " I dence MI 3-6980. I ing A Siding Co., Inc.. MI 9-8933 MOOHiMM, WHO’S GOING tion. Call PI 2-6337. or PI 2-6197, MAN(3IBSTER—Vicinity. Oean and acreena. and a nicely land­ USTINOS NEEDED for aU types what multiple sclerosis Is. It is a . In some cases tra-veleri with an Short Notlee Trips LOST—0(dd link bracelet. PHday U.M.* UGHT HOUSEKEEPmO room for In vldni^ Main St. Sentimental for free estimate. President Joe HOUSEKEEPING FRAZIER’S FURNITURE a whistle. Three bedroom home.' scaped lot. Sure to catch' your eye of homes, capes, ranches, co-. disease of the nervous system— emergency need to gqt home paid European a^ travel is generally HILLS’e TEU3VISION Service. Girardtn. one. Ladies only. MI 8-6388. Approximately six miles from and so will the price at oiUy laniala 3, 8, or 4 family.' Call booked weekfl In advance and ia value. Call JA S-STSS. Available at all times. Philco fac­ TO TAKE OVER * SHOP that la the spinal cord and higher as much as $100 extra to scalpers UNPAID BALANCE Houses for Sale 72 aianchester. Hot water oil heat, $12,200. CSeszynskl-Felber Agency. Ml for seats. It Is said. On some thus pretty well controlled. But tory supervised service. Tel, Ml FOR THE best in shingle and built 307 EAST CENTER BOOM FOB rent with cmtlnuoua centers—of unknown origin. Dif­ 9-9698. Monthly Payments two-car garage, nice yard with 3-1409 or MI 9-4391. ferent areas of the nervous sys­ fUghta, CAB inveeUgators learned, businessmen or others with a need up roofing, gutters. leaders, cWm- MI 9-9607 MI 9-7314 hot water and' shower. N ic. gen­ $11,800—Cute two-bedroom Ranch trees. Not a development. Plenty, VERNON to rush there on short notice might Personals n ^ and roof repairs call Coughlin. $23.28 tleman preferred. 101 Chestnut St. tem may be attacked. and conse­ as-many aa 19 out of 36 passengers NEW FURNITURE aluminum storma, plastered walla of privacy. Full price $15,660. Im MULTIPLE LISTTNO offers the run into Ucket scalping efforts, FLDOR SANDING and refiniahti MI 3-7707. ceUar, large shade, fenced yard, Five room ranch very convene combined services of 38 realtors, quently the symptoms of the dla- on one plane had bought their seata SHOE REPAnUNG while you wait Specializing in old floors. % And Appliances 18 CUBIC FOOT upright freezer, mediate occupancy. Alice (3am from supers. Anton says. or while you ahop. Sam Tulyea, SS Help Wanted— Female 35 six months old Kenmore automa­ r ^ e n , centrally located. Carlton pet, Realtor. Ph(me MI 9-4648. lentiy located, just two Mocks from 60 salesmen to help sell your •aae vary widaly and It la this •9-5750. Help Wanted-— Articles for Sale 45 HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 8 bus line. This house has a base- CAB has a bill In Congress which CAB invesUgaton will polloe Oak St, at PumeU Paridng Let tic washer, Norge gar stove and Apartments— Flats— W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5183. Multiple house. For Information please call which has given the name "mul' this aspect o f u e problem ouring Heating and Plumbing 17 CLERK—General office work, bill­ Male or Female 37 MONTHS Ltiuing Member. ment garage, storms and acreena, Uple." would make it a ,fedetv offense, PINK BATH TUB and white dou­ I eold this to a young couple 8 21" RCA TV. (Complete with rotor, Tenements 63 aiANCSlESTER — Reduced for Carlton W. Hutchins, kn 9-5132. the . air travel rush te Eurtma this ing, checking involcea, etc. Five- ble basin kitchen sink. Never quick sale. Six room Cape, all and a large 1000 gal oil tank that In view of this behavior o f with a fine up to $S,00fl)<7or sealp' MORTEINSEN TV. Specialized RCA 8. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ TABULATING EQUIPMENT montha ago. but they are not get­ antenna and table. Reaeonable. 14 MANCHESTER - New six room sumnier. Automobiles for Sale 4 day, 40-hour week, paid holidays used. Slightly damaged. Choman'a South Hawthorne St., after 8 p.m. THREE ROOM apartment. Modern utilities, Venetian blinds, storms was recently Installed to allow own­ PRIVATE FAMILY wtnU 1, 2. 8 or multiple sclerosis there, are no ing olr line tickets. In the mean' television service. MI. 9-4641 , ing contractor. New installaUons, * OPERATORS ting married. ranch home in Rockledge sec­ 4 ftunlly house. Oiurch St. section. time, however, CAB’s chief en­ There are local and. stata la’wa and vacation, hospitalization plan. For Work At Housewrecking, Stock Place, off conveniences, adults, no pets, $70. and screens, clothes dryer, ame: er to buy fuel at reduced prices. symptoms which are completely NEED A CAR? Short on a down alteration work and repair work. Apply Gaer Bros., 68 Leggett St.. BLOND BEDROOM tion. baths, ceramic tile $14,800. Ml 9-4446, No agents. , forcement official, James .Anton, yvtt^ a u ’ any ecalplng o f tickets: Ml 9-3808. State Capitol North Main St. Open 6-8 p.m. MI LIVING ROOM SO r-'j 15'4 CU: FT, horizontal Interna­ 34 Elm St., Rock'ville. TR 8-3508 site drive. Many more extras. typical. Double vision, a tremor ut CAB thinks the problem in payment or had your credit turned OIL BURNERS cleaned and serv­ East Hartford. 9-2393. tional Harvester freezer. Call MT or TR 6-5060. kitchen countera. Attached ga­ Full price. tl3,5(M. Several beauti­ when trying to pick up some ob­ explains that «iew regulations gov­ Stale Comptroller's Office 8-PC. WNE-lTE SET rage, ameeite drive, fully l i ^ - WANTED TO BUY— House with gconnection with the alrllacs is down? Don’t give up! For a good iced. MI 9-4901. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ 3-8866 after 6 p.m. ful new 6V2' room ranches, with VAL FUNO REALTY CO. ject and a walk which is Irregular, erning the "no show" problem will deal—not thru a ainali loan com 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.—3 days per “ Westtnghouee” Elec. Ref. THREE ROOM trailer, $55 per scaped lot.„ $31,000. Calf The five bedrooms and two baths. aufflclently inmortant to warrant sures satistaction, prompt aervice. week. RUG. 8x10, TWO H i yard runners, garages and extra large lots from something like that of a person also help to beat the scalping prob­ M>eclal fedral laws. pany—aee "Harry" at 333 Main SEWING MACHINES—home and Help Wanted— Male 36 Tappan gas stove, 1100 and other •'Coloric” Combination Range month. Available August 1. Tel. R. Dlmock "Co., MI 9-S34S or MI .3-4451 (Two bedrooms and one bath on lem. CH'«T-6124, MI 9-8485. 3 Weeks Vacation. “ Maytag" Washer DINING ROOM table, four chairs. MI 9-esis. $14,600 to $15,900. Call for appoint ground floor). Price limit $22,000; who Is drank, are considered to be S t (Fprmerly Douglaa Motora). commercial types bought, sold and items. MI 3-1857. Roper gas rsnge Oak chiffonier. TR 6-7213. ment io look at more than 80 piC' 6-Honr Time Lindt p a ire d . Ralph Aldrich, MI PAINTERS WANTED. Only exper- Insurance, Retirement, 11 Paid "Emerson” Television Set SIX YEAR old Chips Cod on a high halt caah. MI 9-3044. the most common, though one or BEFORE TOO BUT a uaed ear Holidays and other privileges. Wicker roc-ker. JA 8-1368 monk THREE . ROOM, third floor apart­ LARGE Three-bedroom Ranch,, tures of homes in sQ price ranges all of these may be absent How­ The "no show" Is ths, person Plastic Pantiy Made PLUMBINO AND heating—repairs . ienced, reliable men should apply. ■‘Hoover.” Vacuum Ings. from $6,000 up; I know we have corner double lot with a view of a aee Gorman Motor Sales. Bulek Salary Brackets—$3,130-34.080. Also included Sealy innerspring ment, unfurnished, $M. Call Rock­ fireplace, tile bath, aluminum ever, no reader who has, or thinks who makes a reservation,'or even and contract work. Call MI 3-1801. Top wages and steady work for UMBRELLA TENT, 10x13. Like the home you hava been looking valley and countrysids. It la well Salaa and Senrice, 385 Main. CLOTHESLINE poles-poete install­ right men. Call Superior Painting. , Advuicement Opportunities. new. MI 0-3233. Mattreaa and Box Spring, "Alex­ ville. TR 6-6431. storms, ceUar, garage, one acre landscaped with ahrato, fruit Legal NotiiM he has, any one of these symp­ buys a ticket, but does not show Nashua. N. H. — A Nashua Street m . S-dSTl. Open evening!. ed. Re-set. Trees cut. Model A Annual Increases. ander Smith" Rugs, . Lamps, ONE SOLID mahogany bed with high elevation; trees. (>nly $18,900, for. Call the Ellsworth' Mitten toms should make any such up for the flight. This has been an concern is marketing a wood- Inc., Robmt Mclendy, PI 3-7070 or box spring. Dresser, 'vanity and Agency, Realtor, Member of MLS, trees and shade trees, $13,660. Ford. MI 9-1353. Moving—^Trucking report at ehop lOO Burnside Ave., Parking Facilities. 14 FOOT BOAT, 385. Power lawn Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid and Carlton W. Hutchina. MI 8-5182, Coventry, PI 2-6994. O ED BB o r N O n C B or BEABQrO diagnosis on himself. expensive loes to the airlines. frame shelf with clear plastic ooa- bench, two mirrors..One kitchen THREnn Hartford CHapel 7-0S58 $11,900—COMFORTABLE six ji»m STATE OP CONNECTICUT, District______nalise a passenger who has bought of staples for a household. Each AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS GO. local APARTMENT for rent. Modern, home? large cabinet kitchen, alum' six-room Colonial, IH baths, three Six room Cape, two unfinlahed, the use o f drugs to delay blood tics. cellars, yards. Reasonable and long diatance moving, pack­ pay, plus commission. Reliable Tel. JA 7-6341-Ext. 890—Mr. Brooks AFTER 7 P:M, CH. 6-4690 large bveSu?y.‘% iy*»*^5S7.®'^ Town jif .^pagulaUon, attempU to desenai- dollars. rates. Anytime, weekends In­ ing. storage Cell Ml. 8-6187. Hart­ and honest. Manchester Eseo Serv- See It Day Or Night 'tfuut-in stove and oVen, custom plumbing, amesite, attached ga­ Eitate of Ullbert B, Storrs, late of Use to allerglM and vaccines. handle with built-ip pourimr spout radio, aignala. Ehcccllent motor. cluded, MI 9-9757. BOYS AND GIRLS, age 14 and up blade, fits S3” window. PI 2-6707. T w o o Ve n Roper gas range. Call ly residential section in RockvUIe. amesite drive, trees. Carlton W. The drawers are graduat^n cups Clean, No down payment. 33.90 ford CH. 7-14n. Icenter, Windsor St., Buckland. If you have no means of transpor­ MI 9-6231, Hutchina. MI 9-0132. built kitchen cabinets. ■ Amesite rage with sundeck.' Large lot, oil Coventry, In the Probate Oietriet of None o f these so far has proved MI 8-8198. to work on tobacco. Bring birth tation, I'll send my auto for you! 20 minutes to Hartford. Unfur­ Coventry, deceased. Tha three dollars is deducted and comspondlng ounces for auto­ weekly. C^le Motora, MI 9-0980. nished but with all appliances and drive, finished lawn. Priced at hot water, $14,900. Ken Ostrinsky, . The Executor bavins exhibited« bis particularly helpful. Long rest Is MANCHESTER - Moving and certificate and social- security No obligation! MI 8-6159. from the refund, or added to the matic measuring. Household Services number. Apply Conn. State Em­ Boats and Accessories 46 laundromat. Ample parking. MANCHESTER— Magnificent new $17,9(>0. This house typifies our adminUtratlon account wt()i eald Eetate the best form of treatment dur­ 1949 VS FORD, red and white, trucking Co Ml. 1-6661. Owned WINDOW CLEANER, experienced Split Level, Rockledge section. motto, "F or the vew beat in to the Court of Probate for laid Dis­ ooat of the Ucket when it la vali­ If possible. Reliable. Call between ployment Service, 806 Main ■ St., A—L—B—E-rR^T—’S Musical Instruments 53 Adults. $100. Call MI 9-4834. ing the acute stage of multiple radio, heater, overdrive. 8195, MI Offered 13-A and operated by Walter B. Per- 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD 1,600 square feet of living area. homes call the R. F. Dlmock Oo." BOLTON — (3istom built ranch trict tor allowance, it le sclerosis. dated for a later flight rett Jr. 9-8. MI 3-7614. Manchester. MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es­ ORDBREO: That the 90Ui day of The new rules also make It nec­ Canadian Oil BoH;ker pup­ BOLTON — 4-Room Ranch, com­ $13,850—BEAUTIFUL three bed ail before the 36th of July. 1M7. certified instructor. For your safe­ Building—-Contracting 14 9-9237. USED FRA,\fING lumber reason' lectman. condiUmi, $8,000 down payment. tor, MI 9-1107, any time. ELMORE TURKINQTON. JudfS. ty We are trained to teach proper­ hnensurste with ability and pies, $20 and $25. Doga boarded. able. Call MI 3-6845. TOWN OF MANCHESTER David C. 'Toomey, Toomey Lane, pletely furnished,.' $125 monthly. room ranch, ceramic bath, stain S. A. Beechler, Realtor. MI 9-8953 ly ML 840m ^ ience. Reasonable rates. Washburn Ken- CONNECTICUT Town Clerk. One year lease terms. Robert D. less ainks, hot water heat, cellar, or MI 3-8669. . BIDWELL Home Improvement Oo. Murdock, MI 9-5972. Alterations, additions, garages. Alsg have opening for a part time nels_, Tolland. TR 5-2894. Mamie A. Maneggia, Route No. 6, 145 ft. frontage, trees. CarKoo W. MANCHESTER Ditviiig Academy Courses and Classes 27 Hutchina. MI 9-5133, Multiple List' EIGHT ROOM single. Only $9,000. Re-siding apebiallsta. Easy budg­ shoeman. Diamonds— Watcli NOTICE Registrar of Voters. MANSFIELD—Rent and sale. New New Switchboard Replaces guarantees results. Ehepert Inatruc- DIESEL—^eavy Ek]uipment —We ing Member. Immediate occupancy. $3,000 caah et terms. Ml 9-6495 or 'nt Phone For Appointment WANTEO—Good home for five kit­ Jewelry 48 Of Adoption of^Ordinance Keeney J. Hutchinson, Bolton Cen­ three bedroom. Two baths, Co­ .tieo, dual eootzoUed car. Oall PI 6-9109, are^ ek in g men in this area to ter Rd., Treasurer. required. A good low cost home. 3-7349. Day or evening appoint or Apply In Person tens. PI 1-7560. In accordance with the provi­ lonial ranch. Double fireplace LNCXJME PROPERTY- 1953 three S. A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 9-8953 train for Diesel imd Heavy Equip- LEONARD W TOST Jeweler, rs- sions of Chapter 3. SecMon 9, of Anthony A. Maneggia, Route N6. 6. serves living room and family Old Fashioned Cord Tangle meats. GARAGES, PORCHES, dormerf, Tax Collector. bedroom ranch, three year tease or MI 3-6969. nrient. High pay and future secur­ SLOAN BROTHERS BOARDING KENNELS—individual pair*, adjusts watches expertly. the Town Charter, notice is hereby r. .. « kitchen. Tremendous recreation by government at 8135 monthly, recreation and attic rooms built. ity are the bepefita of a trained 825 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 17 ft. amesite run. Inspection wel­ Reasonable prices Open daUy. given- o f the adoption by the *^**"*y_'*; Bolton O n room. Rent $140, partly apply KORtTOCK’S—Manohesttr’a lead Kitchen and bathrooms re­ $13,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI MANCHESTER — Colonial, seven Ing Driving School offers the most and experienced Diesel ,man. If come. White ColUe pups lor pets Thursday evenings. IM Sprucr Board of Directors of the Town of ter Rd., Agent Town Depoeit agalnat cost. Storrs GA 9-4320. 9-5133. rooms, breeseway, garage. Living Bjr WILLIAM MAHONEY ^cablneta about five feet high and modeled. Robert M. Alexander. you have mechanical aptitude, EXPERIENCED all aroUhd mS' or show. CJamelot Collies, Coven Street Ml 9-4387 Manchester, Oonnectlcut, July 23, Fund. Clevelisnd — (NEA) — A light two feet wide. These can be lor in driver edilcation. 'Diousandi gf MI 9-7716. room 14x36, large dining room, satisfied students. 200,000 milsa Write to ua for free information chlnist and turret lathe operators try. PI Y-6707. 1957, of an ordinance aa follows: Doris M. D'ltalla. itoute 44A, Board WIDOW DESIRES to share aubur- flashed on a metal box Ifl incheO cated In an out-of-the-way spot for second shift. <)uint Maohine of Finance. modern kitchen with half ceramic accident free Inatructlona. MI without obligation as to how you AN o r d in a n c e : PROVIDING ban furnished home with lady or ARE YOU DISCOURAGED tile walla, dishwasher and dispos­ long. 7H 'RMs and 6 high. On Ita In an office or plant. INTEIRIOR AND exterior remodel­ may become a part of this rapidly Corp. MI 9-6828 8 a.m.-4:S0 p.m. Garden— Farm— Dairy Norman J. Preuss, Bolton O nter couple. MI 9-0887 after 8:30. Sr7898. ing, houses'and garages Free FOR THE SALE OF LAND al, four bedrooms,’ baths, near slanting face -was a panel bearing WhUe the new PBX 1a the expanding Industry. Tractor Train­ ■ Rd.. Board of Finance. Do you have a house to sell and “switchboard of the future,'.’ that estlmatea. CWl W. F. Hensel. Ml. DOORMAN: under 60, references. Articles For Sale 45 Products SO Be it ordained by the Board of High and Hollister St. schools, a telephone dial anU an array ing Service. Box T, Herald. Directors of the Town of'Manches- John M. Harris, Cook Drive, Board VERNON—Five room ranch with can't sell it? future ta still some time aWay, be­ S-5966. Apply In person. Manager, State garage electric hot water heater, Town A OiUntry Realty, AD of push buttons and tiny lights. Motoreydes—Bicycles 11 l o a m , DARK, rich, stone free. ter, under the authority granted of Ediiration 1957-1961. 3-6266, MB 3-2792. The bolt wras on the deek of cause production Isn’t yet high Theater. Prompt delivera. Call PI 2-6277 or CUT FLOWERS. Gladioli and Sfln- Howard P. Jensen, West Street, avaUable Aug. 1st. CJall TR 5-2040 Are you looking for a home and GARAGEIS, cottagqs, breezeways, by Special A ct No. 33, 1957 Ses­ can’t find the one you want? Betty Tomallo, telei^one operator enough to assure availability to 1953 HARLEY-DAVISON. model porches. 12x20 garage. $960 com­ Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Willimantic Academy 8-8283. nlss. Fmn Gardena, 179 Fern St. sion of the Connecticut General As­ Board of Education 1957-1961. after 7 p.m. all who will want It So Betty 740HV motorcycle. Excellent con­ TWO g a s o l in e attendants, 8- MANCHESTER AND and receptionist for the Horn plete: 20x20 two car, $1460. No 4:30, 4^30•9 p.m. See Chet Brun­ sembly: 'That the Town of Man- JuUus L Strong. Hebron Road, Don't give up. Call the JARVIS and her staters of the “ Swltch- dition. 467 North Main St., after 6 HOME OWNERS! Combme nag­ ■ROTAL Alvu SqiitB-Oorona port- CORN FOR freezing. Pick yoiir Borad of Education 1957-1959. SIX ROOM single, furnished, with VICINITY Ohio Co., printing and lithographic money down, five veara to pay. ner, Fitzgerald Motors, Tolland own. 85c per dozen. Cobb, 324 Cheater, for the consideration . of garage. $135. Centrally located. REALTY ' COMPANY TODAY, $5,900 — Coventry. Four ' room flrtn. boanl Jungle” will have to strug­ p.m. ging bilJa into an easy to-pay sec­ able and standard typewriters. $748.84 sell and convey to JOHN Charles C. Church, Watroua Road, Free astimates.. EUuon Construc­ ond mortgage loan coating eclal,Jeatures. Most strik- items. CkUI MI 3-8375. Se'ptto Tanks, Dry Wella, Sewer Notice is also gfven that a pri­ land any active voli;anos ? mary will to held on August 26, BEAUTIFUL 6.ROOM OPEN SUNDAY "can\p-on” device. When Betty A —Aniy onor-Mount Vesuvius SERVICE Lines laetnlled-^-Gellar Water­ • SEW ERS ROeXVILLB AREA—270 foot front­ TELEPHONE Ml 3r5121 TELEPHONE solicitors-- Full or NOTICE Machine Cleaned 1957 if a candidacy 'or candidacies takes an incoming call for some In Italy. proofing Done. RANCH age bn ToUami Ave., 560 foot one and finds hia Una ta busy, part time. Earn, at home, high 1363 Main St,. Springfield, Mau. There will be a special meeting •re filed in accordance with Publie AFTERNOON commission. We train you. Call for Act 518 of 1957. (Stone front) — stmporch, depth. Beautifiil spot for home or she doesn’t have to keep watching CIRCULATION of the electors of the Eighth • INSTALLATION business. See or write owner, <^-What ta further information. Walter Solak, RE 7-2667 _ Forma for. petitions for filing' 3-car garage:, the board for the light that shows the young of a School and UtUitiea Dist. Monday .McKin n ey b r c s . SPECIALIST New 6«Reein Ranch Edgar White, 966 Capitol Ave., the line is free. whale called? DEPARTMENT CH 2-2321. July 29 at 7:30 P.M., E.D.T. at the such candidacies by or.on behalf o f ! e Large rooms throughout Hartford,. Conn. 8497 AUTO BODY repair man, must be S«w«rag* Disposal Co. any enrolled Republican Party > • TlpiM large bedrooms All she does ia put ithe call on A—Calf. 12-30 ' HolUeter School for the purpose 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile WANTED — Woman for general good painter.. Also, hodyman’a member or by Or on behalf of the ! • Plenty o f closet space bath with vanity, fireiriace automatic" and the incoming TODAY! helper. All benefits, favorable amending Article 3 of the Bylaws ISO-Itt Pearl St. — Ml S4S08 Tdwii aiitf CouRlry (30VBJNTRY — Near Bolton and call literally "cam ps" on the line. laundry work. Steady work. $1 per bare majority to which said party' • Living room In living room, bulIt-Ui book- Route 44A. 40 acres, mosQy Q—What is the British rule Gay little sumqier toppings that hour to start. New System Laun­ working'conditi Republican Registrar of Voters, i washer) with knotty pine cabinets, I HAVE AN opening for a full or ' , Leon A. Thorp Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. MI further ado by the operator. A —^The power Is still held by ' yard o i fabric; the blouse slightly cool cotton thread, will look pret­ Ml 9-4143 Route No. 6. Bolton, Conn. Instnic- ! • Many exfraa. built-in range and oven, lot the ruler of Great Britain. But more. part time saleswoman. Mutt have , President 9-5910. Party U m tier than ever when worn by 6iat tions for filing such a candidacy | FVll cellar, laundry room, 125X150. none has used- Its power since No. 8497 with PATT-O-RAMA 'special somehone'! Add the eute experience In ladies' ready-to- TOWN OF MANCHESTER are contained ,ln Part I, Instruction i Then there's the conference ar­ wear. Call MI 9-7493 for appoini- hatchwajc Large wooded rangement. When C. D. Horn, the 1707. Included Is in sizes 12, 14, 16. 18. lace-trimmed bonnet and booties WATRR DEPARTMENT Wanted Page, of the petition form, copies i lot. Excellent locaUon. Priced Shown by appointment 20. Size 14, 34 bust: yard of ment. Blair’a, Inc. There ia an opening in ftie Town Snborban for Sale 75 jrerident, wants to confer with and you will have a ccompUment- o f which are available in said Reg- j for quick sale—$21,500. ■nytiZM. 43-lnch for each halter; blouse, catching set. of Manchester Water Department lia department executives, he Q—To what area 'does'tha term AVON COSMETICS would like to Apartment o f rent for Istrar'a office. A Petition contain- j BOUTON—Coventry Une. New five Delmarva Peninsula refer? -yards, ' for a Sewage Treatment Plant ing the required number o f signs-, MANY MORE ATTBACTIVE USTIN 0 8 . doesn't have Betty place calls to Pattern No. 5364 c o n t a i nb contact women without previous room ranch, ceramic tile bath, A — Anchored to the eastern For this pattern, send 35c in crochet directions for sacque, ton- Dfgei.tion and FUtration Operator. N otice foreign exchange teacher tures of enrolled Republican Party i each of half a dozen persons. He experience, but who are willing to knotty pins kitchen, walk-out coast of Uia United States by CXNN8, slid your name, address, pet, and bootees; stitch illustra­ Applications and work char­ from Belgium. members in the Town must be filed 1 basement. Large lot, $15,600. R. fust makes one call and . every- Bizb desirtd, and the PATTERN work a few hours dally. Pleasant, acteristics of-the class may be ob­ The Town of Bolton will con­ i>ody he wants to talk to. iecelves 13-mils neck ta a unique peninsula tions; material requirements. friendly sales work. CaU MI 3-5195. with said Registrar of Voters. Ths| F- Dlmock C o., m 9-5245, Ml ' NtTMBER to SUE BCBNETT tained from the office of the Town sider Applications to r the posi­ . Please Write or Call sum o f $25.00 for each candidate t 9-6818. the word and gets on tha line. . containing portions of three states ^ n d 25c in coins, youf name, ...... - ...... WATSON REALTY CO. — Delaware, Maryland and Ifir- 4MANCHESTEB EVENING HER- —...... I ^ - - of Uancheater Water Department, tion o f custodian at the Cokn- proposed must be deposited w ith' Other novel Improvements In­ addresfjuid.the pattern number to Supt. of Schoota. ginla. . J AJUDJ' IIM. ~AW. AawricswTNevv •ANNE CABOT, MANCHESTER '• . ' -A 66 Center Street,' Manchester, munlty Hall. said BegUtrar of Voters before! e BtTYINO e SELLING e B0IUHNO ELLINGTON—Spacious eight room clude an' automatic disconnect S6. N , ^ EVENING HERALD, 1150 AVE. Conn. - ■ Phone MI 3-1597 petition forms m*y be obtained. • home in sxcelient condition. Two- feature and a dial paging gimmick the latest issue of FO R SA LE AppUcationa must be returned by Applications staling nge; Said' peUtlona must be filed not! "YOU ALWAYS DO BETTER WITH WATSON!" car garage, large lot beautifully bykwMch anyone can be paged Q — W ^ t is the Treacle Bible? AMERICAS. NEW YORK 36, N,Y, qualifications and salary ex­ our faseoufUng. pattern magazine mail or in person to the Town of laUr than August 6, 1967 being the • B f ^ O j ^ T E R - BOOKVllXJE landscaped. Play house. Many throughout the plant almpiy by A It' ta a Bible published in It's ready! The 1957 Needle­ 1956 MERCURY Manchester Water Department, 66 i t e d should be addressed to Need living accommoda­ Basle FASHION. The Spring Jc work Album — fifty-six colorful 21at day preceding the day of tha • an 9-7885 , m s-tsso •xtraa too numerous to mention. dialing a code letter group. 1868, which has the word Bummer - B7';;"4aBue' ia filled with Hardtop, Mer-O-MaUc, tutoae, Center Street, Manchester, not 1st Seleotmah Charles A. Rob-' tions for other teachers, primary. I $19,000. Elsie Meyer, Realtor, Beiadea the little switchboard, tTMele" (or "twim" ia the line pages showing many pretty de­ later than August 2, 1957. bins, RD I. Audovor aad skonld smart, neii^ d eig n s for all aizea; signs: plus directions for making 3 fuUy equipped. Muat sell for too. Let us know what Dated at Bplton, OonMcticut this • M U , MI 94636. * . the oqulpment woMsta o t two *Ts th en BO balm In CMlsod?" apactsU featuraa; gift pattern glSUI. May be seen at 47t Hart* Rlihard MarUn , be lueelved by Mm not later 2Srd day of July, 1967. , crochet items and a quilL Only General Manager ttwa Boon on Aug. 1, 1M7. you have available. jHlatad Inaida tba book. 26 cents- 25c a copyl ■ » ford Road. erk of the MunMpaUty Order No. SM6 givid C. Toomey j. Th« Weather Fereeut of D. 8. Waetber BorsM About Town Widow Brings BrYrbthrtl Fair and not quite so eool to­ L_ Union Asking night, low 60-65. Sntnrdny pnrttjr rioiidy, slightly wanner and mof^ 'Kins David Ltodse, No. 31. lOOF, $100,000 Suit Ratification humid, high 85-60. vviU meet^tomorrow night at 7:30 Manchester— A City of Village^harm . tb Odd Fellow* Hall. Diatrlct Dep- Mrs. Marg*r>' Plummer, whose ■Hity Orand Master Raj'mond,Hoff­ " charge of Marine Corps recruit­ husband was killed in an auto Of Contract man will make an official visitation ing for the Connecticut and West­ MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, ^fl (Classified Advertising on Pago for the purpose of inatalllng sev­ crash last month, has started a ern Ma.ssachusetts. area, has PRICE FIVE CENTS eral officers. ,A "'social hour with 1100,000 damage suit against the Members of ^csl 63. Textile Public Records refreshments will follow. Worker* Union of America, AFL- nounced that the U.S. Marine driver of th* car. Corps is closing its 2-year enlist­ An attachment filed in tlie town CIO. will be asked on Sunday to Building Permit ment program. William M. Kelley, aon of Mr. clerk's office yesterday names ratif.v a new work contract with To L. A. Converse Jr., for al­ War Rocket Ike Miffed and Mrs. Thomas _F. Kelley, Donald J. Zlema^ and his father. Cheney Bros. As of Aug. 1. a young man will terations to a home at 52 Wads-1^0 longer be able to enlist In the Dreacher Rd., has been accepted John S. Ziemak, 96 Cooper Hill Union and ■ company officials a s . a freshman for the fall term St, as defendants in the suit, and worth St., $2,000. at American International College attaches properties on Cooper Hill have been meeting In contract Ban Backed By School In Springfield, Mass.. He la a l(><36 St. and Hartford Rd. talks for the past several weeks. gradiMte of Manchester High ' Th* suit charges Donald Ziemak. Neither side would comment on School. who was driving the car in which the proposed contract terms pend­ Charles Plummer was a passenger ing the. action of the union at the By Britain Aid Defeat at the time of the accident.' with meeting Sunday, which will Pamelya Fitaslmmons, daugh­ "negligence, carelessness and reck­ held at 2:30 in T nker Halj. London, July 26 (fP)—Brit­ Washington, July 26’ (/P)— i ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fits- lessness," and operation of the The contract would he the first THIS WEEK’S DOUBLE ain today pledged support for The White House said to­ Simmons, 411 Main S t, returned car at "high, unreasonable speeds.". Local 63 has signed with Cheney . the United States plan to ban home this week from New Jersey. Donald J. Ziemak. 21, was ar­ Bros, since the Cheney family sold day President Eisenhower 4s For the past five weeks she has rested by State Police on a war­ its holdings in the coihpany. CTie- outer space weapons. At the greatly disappointed that the been a member of th choir which rant issued by coroner Bernard ney Bros, was sold to J. P. Stevens same time she rejected Rus­ House failed to pass a school; sings at the Billy Craham Crusade. Ackerman, June 34. Ziemak was Photo by Jose Rsyet, Hollywood CREEN STAMPS Allison Cr Olmstead and Co. In 1955 and. a year later, sia’s proposal for proHibiting laid bill. I charged with negligent homicide to LaFTance Induatriea. FOOD BEST all forms of rocket warfare. The President's views were glv- ^ Edward J. Bunker, a representa­ as a result of the mUhap. I Paollno Gerli, chairman of the en to newsmen by Associate Prebs Ziemak was driving his 1906 j Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Olmstead, WITH ALL CASH SALES A British informant said Cmdr. tive of the Hartford Gideon Camp, 666 Tolland Tpke., announce the board of LaFrance Industilw. par­ Alan Noble told the 5-power U.N. ' Secretary Anne Wheaton less will be gttest speaker at the 10 Cadillac west on Rt. So In Bolton, ticipated in the concluding stages disarmament subcommittee this than 24 hours after the House Ike Against a,m. worship service Sunday in the near the Rosemount Restaurant, j engagement and approaching mar­ of the contract talks. Gerli is killed s 31';i billion school aid at 1 a.m. when he skidded 325 BARGAINS country conslderii the American Covenant Congregational Church. riage ;Of their daighter, Allison president of CJheney Bros. proposal should ’'appropriately" be bill about which Eisenhtower him­ feet, snapped off a six fOot section TODAY ONLY! The final service of the Cromwell Qitherine, to Roy C. Rowland, son Previous contracts negotiated incltidad in a partial disarmameffT self had expressed some misgiv­ of a utility pole and tumbled end ings. Change on Hilltop Conference will be held Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. between the Local and the com­ treaty. Sunday at 8 p.m. with the Rev. over end into a woodpile, police of Row­ .Staaaen Offered IT:S. Plan When a reporter told Mrs. said. Plummer was fatally injured land, of Hemiosa Beach, Calif. pany have been for periods of five Leslie Ostberg as the speaker. years. There was no indication If ’Tht Amtrican proposal, aub- Wheaton Eisenhower has been when he was thrown from the Miss Olmstead is a graduate of sharply criticized on the ground Jury Trial careening car. the one now up for ratification mitted yesterday by Harold E. Manchester High School anc .'ack- would govern relations between Staaaen, envisaged that a technical j he failed to give strong support The WBA Guard Club will meet Ziemak was leleased the morn­ to the legislation, she said: tomorrow at 8 p.m. with Capt son College, Tufts, and has been union and company that long. HALEYS Self Serve and Meat Dept. committee, within three months Washington, July 26 i/P)— ing following tlie accident from Oglore White, 63 Pine St teaching for the past year In Haw­ after a disarmament accord comes Great Disappointment Manchester Memorial Hospital. He into effect, should design m^ans of ’'The President has expressed Sen. Russell (D-Ga) said to­ received minor cuts and bruises. thorne. Calif. Her fiance attended ('jispy'a Whistle Saved HALE’S FRE.SH GROUND L.AND O’LAKER great disappointment that, the day. Southern Senators will The Ideal Salvauon Army will Plummer was manager of the El Camino f^llege. El Omlno, insuring that outer space missiles conduct an' open air meeting to­ be developed only for peaceful House did not see its way clear use -'every weapon in our Popular Food Market in West Calif., and is' a design engineer The famous whistle on Illinois purposes. to pass a measure to meet this arsenal” to defeat the civil night on Main S t It is requested Hartford and was a well knou'n in the employ of North \merican O ntral locomotive No. 382. which COFFEE critical shortage of schools." that all Sal'vatlonists be present resident of Manchester for the Aviation, Inc., tos Angeles. BUTTER The source said Noble told the rights bill unless a jury trial engineer Casey Jones rode to glory speqa^ 8-power United Nations group thsl Asked in what way the Presi­ at 7:30. Bandsmen attending past 12 years. He was active in The wedding will be held in on a curve near Vaughan, Mias., Msmuim dent e.xpressed Ills disappointment, amendment is adopted.. should bring their instruments: local sports. Manchester Aug.''24. April 30. 1900, can be seen in a Britain could not accept Soviet His unmistakable noticq^Of a fil­ proposals for banning all forms of Mrs. Wheaton replied: Iti "I am expressing it for him.” ibuster- although he dldh’t uae the It) guided missiles and rocket arma­ word——was sound'ed'after Presi­ 8 3 ‘ Rath and Dubuque Hams ments. He argued it would be im­ Mrs. Wheaton did not say 7 5 ‘ practicable to eliminate existing whetlier Eisenhower had expressed , dent Elsenhower a6ht word to Re­ In quarter smtions stocki of. guided missilei^ and his displeasure ‘ to Republican'' publican Seiwton he oppoaea this ' Isaxlers of Congress, but she said or any otherd major change In the Jack Frost Mean Quality - - rockets for the same reasons that ‘ bill's aectton on voting rights. Toil don’t have to take your wife to PRESIIER PURE CONCORD it would Impossible entirely ; "I assume that perhaps there was CONFECTIONERY or to eliminate all nuclear weapons. j discussion along that line” 'in the . Th^/adminiatration measure al- the Chambord Restaurant in New York BROWN SUGAR I'NSH'EETENED The actual banning of research President's breakfast conversation rea^dy has been stripped by a 52-38 for her summertime meal out. You on armed missiles would not come j today with Sen. • Knowland,. the Senate vote of a se'cUon-to empow­ RATH FULLY COOKED tintil the second stage of disarma­ : Senate Republican leader. er the attorney general to seek ran come to AIR-CONDITIONED GRAPE JUICE HAMS ment, after scientists had agreed ' Eisenhower had said before federal court injunctions to en­ HUSBANDS.. PINEHURST and select the freshest on a system of enforcement. ' yesterday's vote tiiat ne->Wk* nor force clvil_rlghta other than voting 1 fully satisfied with the cJhmprO' privileges. meats and poultry, , place them on your SHANK HALF Lb. 69c Following his tisual practice. i mise school aid bill, but would hc- The big issue now*, as the Senate 2 2 9 ' Soviet delegate Valerian 2k>rtn Corn Is Gone nears the end of a third week of ★ ★ ★ ★ Outdoor grill and serve her the most de­ Bottle did not Immediately accept or re­ I cept it The measure, defeated by CHEF BOV-.AR-DEE 29. Gabriel Nagy. Monroe farmer, kneels in Held of drought-stunted a 5-vote margin., differed in aev- debate on tht House-rasaed bill, is JOHN O’NEILL, Pinehurst licious meal in the coolest, most pleas­ BUTT HALF Lb. 75c ject the proposal. He said it v’ould corn and sadly ponders fate of fellow farmers of this area. Ci'op \ eral major respects froa* an ad- whether to require jury trials In Grocery Manager, aaya stock ant of surroundings in your men yard. MEAT BALLS be studied. But Zqrin in the past would have been shoulder-high now but for three-month ' dry i ministration bill whjeh would have some contempt of court cases aris­ Up on them weekend specials;. . INSTANT SWANSDOWN has consistently rebuffed lugges- spell, - IAP Wlrephotoj^___ *... . ,...... - provided . $l i200-.04nt»«^ori)^-^ Kraft’s ,Nfw.Orange Drink to heat and seriT. BUTT HALF Lb. >C but two ‘Re^mictihs - Who also" d’urlng" ah gtlemptM oT' a annstlan-cafe, " Uarned had beert the object dt a maifhUnt on Large 46 Oz- Can 3,Tc April 30 that all nuclear powers favored- the bill disagreed, Long Island since .July 10 when he'exohanged shots scope than they would like. White, yellow, de>1l. fenouhee forever both the use of 1 with officers during a burglary 'at Baldwin, He said the Southerners brieve - Kraft’s Whip. SUGAR HEART FA.NCY j "I lay defeat of .the bill squarely h - I. Police bulleU apparently paral.Vzed the, man from the waist down"aa he was captured today! nuclear- weapons and guided mis­ ! at the feet of the President,” Kel- (AP Wlrephoto'l. , jury trials should be provided in Large Qt. Size Reg. 61c siles of all ranges capable of car­ - - -I .-»> ■ all contempt cases arialng under APPLESAUCE HEINZ TOMATO j ley told s reporter.» the legialaUon. But he added Special ,55c . . . Save 6c RIB LAMB CHOPS .. 79c rying nuclear warheads. . Boston, July 26 (/P)-^ResidenUi of Massachusetts were "I think if h* had come out with I Holsam Olives On A Stassen's proposal dealt only that, as “practical men," they KETCHUP with long-range or outer-abaca mia- today to pray for rain in y union officials. They cited down and critically wounded by two officers in a running gun [ 8 Pkg. ComblMtlon The curbs would slob car wash­ Lundon, Ju^v 26 Most several years. But he let it bgl expenditures for lavish theater fight today after he staged a $93 cafe holdup in Manhattan. I 56c PORK ROLL ! i Lb. 69e Of Conspiracy; ing. the filling of swimming pools Americans would rather take their * Kmrtiea Iao and evnssFleecostly gifts, F6 a including ate T.„ d„p.™.. w u ,..»-», w v ------m ; Charlie McCarthy, our Meat Manager, who often enjoys preparing meals on his outdoor been shot in the'back in an ex- and limit all forms of outdoor use chances at the hands of a jury (Continued on Page Thlrt«;. Russell Mid'he thought a portions! ' . Faces Prison cases. Some judges think they are ate Rackets Committee said their vote was likely by ’Tuesday or Lb. Officials of Boston and the 26 wrong. audita showed Secretary-Treasurer bullets which, apparently paralyzed Wedneaday. SCALLOPS 65 c surrounding communities will meet Delegates to the American Bar Lloyd Klenert r.h6rged. 311,4-11 him from tlie waist down and frac­ AJAX New York, July 26 iJPi —Labor RAF Bombers tured ribs. Fells Mayor of ' n *'• ihoet racketeer Johhnv Dio was found I Metro^lltan District Com­ Assn., today discussed this Amer- ' worth of Nqw York theater tickets , Republicaps to oppose a jury trial k-*n , penchant for jury trials IXi a . 17 to hia union. These Included tickets “Please put one (bullet) ■ ■ missioner Charles W. ... Greenough_ through my head and end it all.” ; amendment although he added guilty last night in a 130,000 union ; j^e procedure. which are blamed for cluttering up Ju lil \ / m « i n r O riS for 24 SlOO-a-night theater na'rtles . that "no effort wga made to bind Shakedown conspiracy. H* face*; Th, gt«te Department of Pub- ■ IWe courts. to see the Broadway nit, ’'My Pair the 32-year-oId desperado begged Michigan Gty SIRLOIN and ' Lp jy •• . ' officers as he lay in a gutter. a n .Y o n e, No'"jeffort was made to 2 23 up to two years in prison. • lie Health h.-rs declared a water j In England, where the whole tell anyone, how to vdle." An'sll-m'sle ’‘blue ribbon" jury ' shortage emergency in - 32 other j system started,, the trend-is no\v For Third Day Klenert hllwbe* Hearitv , i’’* ""’wf Detroit, July 26-(AP)*Blazing found Dio and l'wx> union leaders, Bay State cities and towns. This the other way. Everyone agreed Klenert hlu.shed heavil.v and gunfire out doWn the niaybr or su­ (OoatinDed on Page Nine) ^ I C h y O M A T O • bowed his head a's he herrd in- Runs. . Cans 75c guilty after 23 hour* of deiibera-1 permit* local water board* to aliut jury trials were' slower and more London. July 26 (Ah - burban Garden City in his city hall h JUICE. IM M RU VM lIiBU WEEK • nnx 28-IORIH lion, spread ov*r two nighu'and : off the supply of per.sons who dls-’ co.stly. I vestlgatorS Alphonse Calabrese Drain Blood from Chest last night. Olticaiiy wounded, he SHORT STEAKS two days. i] regard conservative directives. i . MissMissoiv^ Supreme Court Justice; facke'd y X l s t ^ r t o l d r i ^ o V a n ^ E.'He.;rrg‘lve’the“t"e*u! He was taken to Knickerbocker was given only a 50-50 chance to PER LI. mony. Hospital, where surgeons said live today. T A S n PEACHES 2 Ckmvicted with Dio were Sam-1 Gov. Ftircolo also directed'the | ^ u ren ce «M. Hyde, suggested ( today for the third straight day, they were making an opening in Lbs. 49c uel Goldstein. 41, president of Lo-' procedure, | "Americans are Inclined lo over-! according to dispatches reaching Placed in evidence was s ohart - - Police held a -VL'ealthy" Garden m m f f i m o e . Gov. Ftircolo also diriected the ex-.j "'ork a good thing and the.v have 'B ritiah newspapers. * captioned “sumrBhrv of improper chest to drain off bloodlood fromfr City contractor who had been feud­ Bulletins cal 239 of the International. use of United Textile Workers of the;:hest cavity before attempting O F W H O L E Seedless GRAPEFRUIT 2 For 29c Brotherhood of Teamsters, and tension of valpmaking operation.* done ad with jury trials by taking; 'hiese repaid said the Dianes ing with the mayor sfnee they op­ I’rom the AP Wire# Max Chester, 41, former financisl, to n di-ouffht-Rtrlcken>PcforR. At | much of the common law; fired rQcket* and cannon ahclU America fund.* by Lloyd Klenert cemove the bullets, posed each other in a 1946 election.! HUSBANDS ; . Have you tried your hand at basted /; T O M A T O - secretary of Local 405 of the Re-. pre»ent cloud-ieedinir apparatua u; function of the judg-e. }jnto a foil at Tanuf, seven miles and Anthony Valente.” Doctors said he apparently was Hbot Six Time* whole broilers an the griU apit? Take PINEHURST PLUMS tail Clerks International Assn. .1 Valente. the union's president, | paralyzed by a bullet which hit his “ F L A V O R Lb. 39c set up only In Bristol and Plym-| Why Change It? (from rebel headquarters at Nizwa, was not seen In the hearitig room ! Afth dorsal vertebra. The bullet Shot six times while -some 50: NICKERSON SENT TO CANAL FARM FRF’SH BROILERS—wipe with damp cloth and Remain Poker-Faced !outh.coiinnes. President Joseph A. Ball of the; after expiration of a 49-hour warn-^ city official* and specUtor* stood \%'«,hlngton, #uly *6 (N’t- , The defendants reniialned poker- In bis directive, the governor i California Bir As.sn.. replied"but I entered his body on the left side by too tarrlfied to a c t was Mayor^ The Arm.v today ordered Col. LIMES 4 For 1 9 c ing. The dispatches said the Tanuf (Continued on Page Thirteen) j at the waist level. He also was re- sprinkle with garlic or onion salt. Let stand half hour-*- faced as the verdict was announc-j calU upon the a rriculture experts if the American people sre enjoy- fort was deserted when the planes I ported hit in the wrist. James 'nemqy, 62. ^ City Atty., j„h„ c. Nlckerwm. convicted of Qt. 29c psltpi ad and the juiy polled. ' . ■t • expedite the extenslc. of ,raln- 1 Ing (he right of jury trials in civil hit it. Rus^ll L. Swartoout gashed h s divulging missile secreto, to a your wife can help by preparting the basting sauce," Even after he had been brought Can 85c NATIVE TOMATOES 2 Lba 4 9 c Conviction of the 43-year-old -making aftemp* in Middlesex, , eases why ch'inge It? Den.v Civilian Attacks' hand on siglits of the asasUsht’sL routine job In the Panama Ca- From Martin Becker’.s Farm in Windsor come vege­ ex-convlct came aa the U.S. Senate Earlier in the dav, Britain an­ down in the street by the Arst shot pistol while fighting off the gun- f „al Zone. He will be deprivsrf Rackets Committee was preparing (Continued off Page NInei (Continued on Page Nine) grily denied charges that RAF to hit him. oAlcers said, Lamed man. of his privilege of rank and tables that are really fresh picked the day they arc de­ BASTING SAUCE Brush chicken with to’'open- hearings ’Tuesday in it* struggled to his feet but was Tierney was hit by .22 , pistol cooking'Oil. Put on Spit NATIVE CORN Dor. 6 9 c planes; were attacking-.CIviltans ^ NeWs Tidbits command. livered right to our backroom vegetable cooler ,. . the.v 1 Tablespoon Dry Mustard probe of his activities in Islior af­ and bypassing military targets —- brought down again by, another slugs In the chest, abdomen and 1 Tablespoon Brown Sugar and cook slowly, turn­ Culled from AP Wires bullet. groin. , , are not delayed for an instant, , . that is why they have ing and brushing, with EMBLEM fairs. In the raids against rebeF strong­ AMCMO MHIP f i r e S^L'EUCHKD 1 Tablespoon Vinegar CALIF CELERY Lg. Bcb. 35 c Also hanging over'Dio’s head is ^Greatest Public Swindle:.. ’ holds. j Lamed ^ called “the eel" be­ Police Chief Arthur Nagle •New York, July *6 (4h — An 2 Tablespoons Worcestershire oil every few minutes a federal chahge that he was the cause of the way he had eluded po­ IdentiAej^ the gunman aa Lester that dew-like freshne.sa. This week NATIVE TOMA- until almost done___'' \ • *- 'i A foreign office. sta.tement de-j engine room fire abolut' a navy Sauce CAM MEAM.- mastermind in the acid blinding scribed as "pure'invention" state-- Minneimta . Senator Humphre.v lice dragnets — was captured in Ellerhorffl. 52. board chairman of TOElS from Becker arc the cheapest so far this summer. 2 Tablespoons Water 1 hour. Heat basting a 3-block chase which began aa he ship cariying SAOO toaa of am- ' sauce and spooif a lit­ of labor columnist Victor RIesel. ments Issued in Cairo b.v a repre-1 thinks Russia Is using the Gypsum Constructors.-Inc.. munition "whs quickly put out 2 Tablespoons Cooking . Oil Dio. Goldstein and Chester were sentatlve of the rebel leader Imam disarmament negntaHnns for pibp- Aed after holding up a restaurant Garden City. He was held without today as a fleet of veasela aped ■ 2 Tablespoons Grated Onion tle of it over chicken. A WONDERFUL Frozen Food Specials $19.5 Million Pike c . ., ., ...... , ------Ceylon asks Ontinue rooking 10 to charged .with a' deal to /get the Ghaleb Bin Ah, alteging these ganda rostrum charge in a neighboring-jail be- to the reacu^ ,Ttie Manna Lea ? Native Cup Catsup. ★ ★ $30.()00------from - two jointi; • '.I^ owned were civilian casualties in RAF Rtusla to send experts to help (Continued on Page Two) cau.se Nagle feared possible Combine ail the ingredients in 15 'mlnute.s longer un­ radioed she was afire abont five til thoroughlj- done, electroplating Arms a i the price of strikes against Nizwa, capital of develop it* industry. ■violence against himt miles from .Ambrose lig h t ship. ■ small saucepan. When ready to SNOW CROP PEAS .»»*. 2 For 39s “la ^ r peace. Two partners In the Hawaiian governor Samuel King i DK. Ad a m s f in e d 86,5ko The gunfire happened in City use, heat gently and use for bast turning It often and Brings Five Convictions the remote Arabian peninsula sul­ " Lewe.V, England, July 26 i^P>— ■After the fire was extingnlahed baating with the sauce. . Arms testlAed for the |)i'<>**<')>Uon tanate. resigns aftpr five year* in office i .Council chambers gnd came at the she wqs taken in tow for Brook- . ,ing chicken. 'Uuit $10,000 was actually paid out: : — >- Britain say* It sent plane* s . . . California Indians sue govern- | D f., John Bodkin Adams was 'recess of a Ct^SpCnnlng Commis­ SNOW CROP STRAWBERRIES I u. 2 For 6 9 c fined 2JI5P poiuids ($8,580) tiMlay l.vn’s Gmvesend bay near Coney 42500 W em OAf Dio. Goldstein and Chester were ; n ' HOLTON '^snd of misconduct in office! Found in.sl rebellious tribesmen at the ninit for va-hie of lands in 'Cali- j sion meeting, “ erney and Eller- Island. ‘ ' TOMATOES -33 accused imdir a. statute covering) * .,» ,>>, guilty ct conspiracy and false pre­ fo’-n'a.-' I for violaUng laws covering lar- horst both are fathers of five. bribery ot a labor representative. i _.H®criaburg, Pa„ Julj J8 1-edUfiRt of the Sultan of Muscat eeny, cremation, forger.v and FOR Y O U ! SNOW CROP ORANGE JCICE • oz* 2 For 35s ■Five men were convicted last night tense were Stickler and Clayton A. and Oman. 8i.\t,v-three |iersons killed as 5- ' Nagle said witnesses told him. ROO.MMATE ADMITS KILLING CHARLIE McCa r t h y . , say.6 if you select from The jury’s verdict makes Ches- *°"v>cted last hi Landsidle, former general mana- dangerous drugs.’ -He pleaded Elrerhorst. whose Arm. constructed t* /‘l7abTe‘ to fOTr'Vearo"l7 p T iro n i “' “ '‘splracy to defraud.the Penn- Official statements In London ator.v building collapses in Cairo'., guilty to 14 of 16 charges Burlingame, Calif., Joly 28 Native Summer .ger and vice president of Stick- have said P-AF sorties were carried • • -Japanese government re-' — Mis* Catherine Marie PINEHURSrS FRESH BROILERS at the weekend and-Goldstein to three yearji. ■ lei's engineering firm. Manu-Mine against him. (Continued on Page Nine) special price you can't help but have a succulent tasting General Sessions Judge John A. *79*» mUllon by allcge^.v drilling out against rebel-held forts In lik i' travel by Soviet^ dipjomatd Elvina, 20-year-old daughter of B i$ | o y . Mullen set sentencing for Sept. 5 countless "unnecessary tales to Research and ' Development- Co. and Nlkwq, Wednesday and yester- - *t> Japan. ^ . a prominent Seattle physlotaB. dish . . . VVondrif:!! and o^ered the three men tn'jail abandon^ mines along the Paul J. McNeill, former- chief fi- 1 day, but only after the RAF gave. Illinois Governor Stratton to get was found beaten and stabbed each SPECIAL GIFT FROF until then. - , super highway • right-of-wa.v nance oificer of the commission, I th Imam's tollower* 48 hours' to ’*‘’**'d'* recommendations on j to death last night. Oist. Atty. Wondfi-fu! Tbe trial hiited for more than a-. “ther men were acquitted was convicted of conapiracy. I clesu- out. Foreign Secretary' Sel- • Leopold's , application for Keith Sorenson said Miss Elvina’ SQUASH The turnpike case develoiied ^ ivyn Lloyd told parliament yester- P*™'* • • • Floods sweep .Isiuin af- ■Tunisian Cabinet Quits to Let 5 ' In the case that Gov., (Jeorge M. roonunate, 19-year-old Elaino from an investigation after the ter 29-inch rainfall. Farm Fresh (Continued on Page Three) — Leader ha* said Involved» "the 5ng Island, Just cut out the above emblem Family Drink great'e'st public swiqdle of all Democratic administration of Gov. (Continued on Page Three) Airline Investigators search Cal­ New President Chart Course .V. Y„ admitted the Jillllng with Also husbands , . , remember your davs spent in the and attach it with our store time.” ■ Leader came into office. The ifornia’s .Mojave, desert for clues robbery the motive, and nobbed, name and addrem to your Pills- One of the convicted men was Commission formerly had been un­ to plane explosion. . .C.S. allows “I’m sorry...I’m sorry.’’ Tropics while in the Service with FiNEHURST'S bury Grand National entry FTC Tightens Rein former Turnpike Commission der Republican control. Involved .’Tunis. d L —The ’Tunis­ - In taking on the presidency, toe FINEST MANGOiS—-'Be sure they are fully ripe! blank! If _\ou win one of the s .. A J (Chairmant Chairman Thomas Thomas J.J. Evans. Evans. C (3oal- in the trial'debate ivere technical Violent Rain Storm bat Hungarian polio epideepidemic. ian cabinetet l-esignedl-esIgT today to give peppery little Tunisian moved into HELLS CANYON TABLED So husbands, Pinehurst’s Staff will be most plea.s6d to two Grand Prizes in Pillsbury's I'or Cigarette Acis dale. Pa.. *hd'another was his engineering opinions on what was . Stock market turns mi.xed with newly named President Habib a front position in the N o r t li Washington. July 26 (Ah—Tha BROILERS - I CANS the right way and what tlie wrong Kills 2511 Japanese slightly lower tendency toda.v... meet you this weekend.—help you select your ORDERS BEST 9th Grand National ~ I nephew, Charles W. Stickler Jr.. Boi'irgUiba a free hand In charting African And Arab world*. The House Reclamation Subcom­ Bake-Off, you will receive this ONtY T,.i„ va Th. ' president of * Reading, Pa., engl- wa.v to fill in old mine voids and Krunohev challenge* I.i.S. to test the future- of toe republic pro­ change was a boost for his ambi­ mittee today . voted 19-2 to de­ —CASH your checks—and remember, we will be more GRILL SIZE 12 LBS.) July Zo ••• neering firm formed inIn 10RO1952 ttvUKwith p:'cvent future cave-in.s along an whether Communist or Capitalist claimed yesteeddy. tion lo unity Libya. Tunisia.' Al­ apecial priza worth S2.S00 from Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Tok.vo, Jiil.\* 26 i/Pt A violent ter action on the .'Senato-paased than glad tp carry’ your purchases to vour car parked ■ our store. $1,800 capital and worth a i "tor'm' which in 24 hours^ dumped ideology hss greater influence on The cabinet’s resignation came geria- and .Morocco' liTa North Af­ Hefls Canyon Dam bill until in our roomy parking lot. liS£-ihan I®)')- yrars',later of more the turnpike , 29 inclves of rain on l o w in g . youth. j asTunisia celebrated the dethrone- rican federation not dominated by Frb. I. The action appeared ALSO TRY; Oat yaur oincieil Filltbury’s UST fth Grand Notionol er attitude toward cigarette ad than $1 million. , 'T')' »fate contended a contract j thicklV populW eiT arctooY jan^ New Britain mnn flni-d *?.% for, ment of the Bey of Tupls and th e! Egyptian President Nasser. Now ■to be the end for this Congres­ Entry Monk ot’our stora todoyi vertising claims in the light of Trial last 4S Dujs i ‘'Ian«-Mine In February southernmost maJ5r Island left at watering garden during water ban [ elevation of Bourguiba. Flags and { Bourgtilba can deal aa an equal sional session of the Issue au­ possible links between smoking After a 42-day trU tridl—longest l—longest in'*®''*in ' was used by toe.nine defendr: )«ast 253 )>ei-sona |>ersons dead today and ...Navy petty officer riitirt-niar-'pictures of the President were with Sultan Mohammed of Mo- thorizing construrtioh of a high LEAN CHUCK PATTIES .. NOT and lung cancer. Dauphin Ckiiinty history- with ants to fleece the Commis.ston and lialed for refusing to salute flag i hauled out and happy crowds! rocco, who won hi* country’s In- Open Thursday lb. A9c Hahd^4e"can Acting FTC CThalrman Robert T iViore than 800 .missing or iiha.c- federal dam on thr Snake River THE CANOONATO O nearly...... two...... million. wordi of testl- .gain a 100 per cent proifit for the rounted for. ' ' becaiise of reti-gious belief. milled in the street*. ' ! dependence--from France last year. betiveen Oregon and Idaho. OR Secrest told House investigators oiooy from 99 witnesses,' the ver- I*)')® through "made work." There were 106 known injure. Acquisition of Liquid Caibonlc In fashion yesteida.V «nd King ldriss of Libya. Untii9 P.il. that.. . a _ formal „ . Public Health . dicta were read nervously by jury Manu-Mine was hired to fill Corp. by General Dynamics Corp. DE LUXE SIRLOIN PATTIES lb. 89c Gland 5 ““ 53c Service statement July 12 dealing To -yo newspaper to n espond- the Constituent Assembly ousted Both rulers have reacted coolly J.YPS PROTi»T TO .SOVIET (oremsn Harvey -Pennell, a 73- subsurface mine voids beneath a enta radioed fro.ni the flood area agreed oh b.v director* of compa­ Be’y Sidi Mohammed Al-Amtn, pro-; lo Bourguiba'a ouster of the old Moscow, July 26 (dh—dapan with smoking and health "calla year-old retired Williamsport coal 6-mile section of tne right-of-way nies.. .Mutual Broadcasting Sys­ for a fresh approach" to the job on K.vushu Island that at least cldimed Tunisia a republic and ; Bey, * brother monarch although delivered a note of protest to the Open Friday National Lbs. $£.25 miner- The panel of seven men and of the tul-nptke extepsion. in 1,000 persons died in the i'ity qt tem (Mild to group of Pacific roast elected Bpurguibsr President. : he had been a F'rench puptat for Soviet Union today-on the cina-., FRESHER BY FAR CHICKEN FARTS FLOUR of policing the tobacco industry. five women deliberated 3 hours. *43 Luzerne and Lackawanna coi ntiea. Isaiiaya. 15 miles nortlieast of businessmen for undisclosed sum. Bourguiba, long,a fighter.against, years. **••*But "’•*that attitude is Expect­------• Ing of most of Vladivostok Boy At the first step in tightening minutes '- before returning - to The contract was suspended in International commission which Untii 9 P.M. the rules against what, he called, Nagasaki, and that scores ms.v French rule, retained the premler- ed to change with time. Bourguiba to foreign ships and planes. Am- LEGS ...... lb. A9c The J W H A K CORD. Dauphin (JoUnty court before February 1958. and the work taken have perish^ In Omur|i, a* port 'a toured French prison- camps ,in Al­ ahip he had held. told the Ckmatituent Assembly badaador .Suemll.su Kndowahl MANCHIftm CONH* deceptiv* advertising, Sec/et dis­ ‘Judge Homer L. Kreider. over by the state mines' depart­ few miles 'Wtvs.v. geria reports French troops tor- InvItovDIplomsUe Corps there would be no reprisals against spent an hour and 20 mjnutes at AT MIDDLE TURNPIKE b r e a s t s ...... lb. 79e CONTEST CLOSES JULY 31, 1957 closed the ETC hs* given priority Evans and suspended turnpike ment. A reporter who flew over the tored Algerian nationalist*.. .Red to A survey to learn whe(!ber amok- In his first oiBcial social gesture the deposed ruler of his family. He the Soviet Foreign 0^ic« dls- c o r n e r m a in and OAK STREETS Commissioner James F. Torrance Defense sUornJ^t Immediately area said laahaya, a mountain- China announces it is ferreting *s president. Bourguiba Invited also made clear he ha* npthing cssMtng the matter wtfb deputy of Export,, like. Evans a Republi-t nut noncomformists in its govern­ (OohNaoed M rmg» Two) the diplomatic corps to the Bey's Foreign Minister Vladimir 8. cam,.war* convicted of conspiracy (Contiaued on Paga Two) (CoatjBued aa Page Twq) ment. palace for s formal reception. (Ooatiaued aa Page Two) Semyeabv.

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