‘ N v/'- N V 'X. ■y V •4 X SIXTEEN FRIDAY, JULY fl, 1964 -'-V iEtt^ntng i0^ Last Chance Today to Shop for ^Manchester Days Membera of the Orange Lodge rsason for last wash's riss in ths had 4,136, and New Haven 3,478. and 'affiliates who have not al­ T rinity O fferm g numbsr of claims, ths report In Mancheater, there were 42 About Town ready.’ made reservations for the Jobless Oainis atatsd. < new ctAimH', which reprecent new- iMnMiiir l«tH annual outing Saturday at Ohean Second Session Bridgaport continued to load the Hpella of unemployment. Other Beach; New London, are urged to Av^age Daily Net Press Run Th* Weather Re^a.trations for ih«' Vacation State In the number of clsima're­ totals showed^ 205 women receiv­ 4 moiiHit («¥*r«i9*). call tonight at the latest, any of Decrease Here ceived with 6,098.'Wsterbury fol­ ing claima an

Washington, July 10 (/p>—♦^voting a good ahaw of Ita floor W PUSH BUnONS - debate to the troublea America Senate Foreign Relations face! abroad. . SATURDAY — LAST OE V* BIO OVIN Committee mcmberB gath­ Flandera aaid Congreaa and the ered against a backdrop of Adminiatratlon ahoiild not URe " HI-SPSED CAUIOD* UNITS ringing Senate debate today "weasel wonia" in oppoaing Pei- plng'a poaaible seating in the tp stake out further changes U.N. •;Let 118 aay,” he declared, S-IXTKA naTURIS in an already-cut foreign aid "th at 'w’hen Communist China Slate Named by State Republican^ tears away its' curtain and re- idge CIO bill." •k AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMIER Acting' Chairman H.' Alexander Bumea intercourae with the weat- Smith' (R-HJi aummoned the em world . . .> then we should be ★ FUJORESCENT lAMP group to a 'cloaed Saturday aea- willing to reconsider our objec­ ■lon to take up other portlona of tions. Such a China wilt not be a the multi-billion-dollar meaatire Commuitiat China of today.” Knowland'a present amendment, itioBS which the coihmittee yealerday Said could he aliahed $347,708,000 reportedly oitered at Administra­ without harming the nation's cold tion lirgtng.ia a Sharp modidcatibn w ar ainve. of his original proposal which W4. 42x38 i/t If Reds Take Hanoi able to aay -definitely what s^pa Harmon, considered the moat Eaeh I 4aeeea«e. 49c • • • • ••eeeeas 59c C a ^ Eadi ...... 69c they would take next. likely to become first super­ REG. $10.91 VALUES .... N O W $7.00 By TOBREST EDWARDS * ment. Ae yet there is no real threat One Labor Department ^form ­ intendent of the new Air Hanoi, (ndochina, July 10: of a native uprising/such aa ant Mid an injunction "^•ioualy" would not be lodged arainat the Force Academy. f i t t e 6 t o p a n d b o t t o m s h e e t s (4>) — Fear and/ reRentment | »Uughtered hundreds of Europeans REG. $11.91 VALUES . . . . N O W $ 9 . 0 0 ' ' , .,j . EuraHiRiii in December of Oak Ridge group going back to On the shoulders of this ban­ arc buildinK a potentlRily CXt | jj, ^^ere any real panic, work, but that a c^rt order w:as tamweight 62-year-old officer'haa TYPE 128 TYPE 144 TYPE 180 REG. $14.91 VALUES . .. . N O W $ 1 2 . 0 0 RANGE plosive te n si^ -here because.| But an announcement of a ceaae- likely to be sought against ths fallen the major task of getUng many believe thev and their iflre agreement that would parti- Paducah striker^barring another the academy into operation—a, LADY PEPPERELL SUPER.HNE LADY PEPPERELL COM IED Printed rettone, solid cottons, id»a|uBge and a few nrlat late-hour chan^in circumatancea. task madS harder, he aaya PEPPEREUSNUOPIT MUSUN nylena. All sales final.. d l y • « Nation’e Imewse Thfeateae4 Ingly, becauMt MUSLIN SNUGHT X ' PERCALE SNUGPrr REGULARLY $249.95 over ti/the tommunist-lea many quarters--could touch The Jtwo ^nick plants contain "Everybody, from the top down NAN BUNTLV BURLINGTON Victmirth Under a ceasefire; off either, or both. An American in the countp^s entire facilities for is so interested in what's going Ref. 92.99 Twin Sixe. $2.09 agreement.emei Hundreds are I Hanoi tells of a Vietnamese Who refining ifnsnlum to get the ma­ bn that it's hard to get detisiona Rcf. 92.99 Twin Size. $2.39 Ref. 93.09 Twin Size. $2.59 RAYON SUITS threatened in his presence; terial in making both the made.” For Your Own Protection Buy Your G.E. AppliancM feavlng the city daily. "The day I learn we have been atomiy and hydrogen iMMnba, and Thousands a’ho lack money or , Harmon, a. ‘Wm L . AT SHARP REDUCTIONS! sold out, I will take my gun. go :ent Eisenhower has Mid a m ate and''recent goilf pkrtaer t/t Ref. 92.89 Full Size. $2.19 a place to go are voicing resent- continuing walkout would hurt the 1 Rcf. 93.29 Full Size.. $2:69 Ref. 93.39 Full Size.. $2.79 From An Authorj^ed G-E. Dealer. : into the atreefa. and shoot the first President Eisenhower, w m named three French I see. It will mske REG. $14.98 V A LUES...... NOW $9.00 .me feel better snd it will give me y. For the time being, the ______n>w. plants have been kept In full pro- emy m atters back m 1949, Tha Colors: Powder blue, a<|us, corsl, beige sad navy. Not all colors Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. points with the yietminh.” “Weat Point of the Air" waa merit- EXTRA SPECIAL! In every slse. All sales flnsL ductlon by supervisory personnel. French Weigh “i think,” Mid {he Americsn “he ly a glint in the m m of Air Forca s l i g h t i r r e g u l a r s o f BABY SHOP \ wss just talking. I hope to God he Heralii Ph« The back-to-work proposal - >4 O The GOP slate for the fortheoming ele^ons In November Is I ernor. Mlnadlng: Rep. Antoni N.'Sadlak of Kockrlge, nominali:ed f< workerl out by Mitchell. CIO Pres­ brsM In' those (Uyt. was. because something like that ' Then after W'number of Lagia- SUMMER DRESS VALUES is ail that would be needed to touch bended by Gov. John D. Ixidge. The slate, shown here Includes, left congreeemae-nt-Inrge, Fred R. Zeller, of Mtoningtbn. for comptroller, ident Waller Reiither and officials PloyfGx Superfoam PILLOWS A QROUP OF DRESSES REDUCED Evacuation of to right, seated: Mrs. Edward N. Allen of Hartford, for.'secretary Judge John Bracken, of Hartford, for attorney general; aad .Atty. of the chemical workers group at lative false.,s^Jts. CongreM final­ Cool Cotton Dresses, Many Styles, Fabrics. Sizes 12-20. r-olf bloody rioting.” ly authoriaoif construction of tha f i r s t QUALITY Far aulcknulek ctaaranre. Aa szrelleat excellent ehaace rhaace to ta aave nave on dr dresses j For every Vietnamese angry at of state; Gov. Ixidge, Charles IV. Jew ett of Lyme, for lieutensMit g ov-| John Ottavlano of New Haven, for treasurer. ' / secret Washington meetings yes- for back to school. Not all sIess or dors. All sales nnal. Regularly $5.98. Now ...... $3.99 CO. Hanoi Civilians the t)iought of possible French terday w m delivered to the two ' *«dy dpring, Elsenhour- t $ M RIOULAR HEI6HT ..... *o. $ 3 . 9 5 Also Cotton Dresses, regularly $3,98. N ow ...... $ ] .99 *.AAiia«m i Cohn*. abandonment of Hanoi there are groupa of atrikers in .eparate i *>■ **K"*<*/*'* •*.‘“ ” ‘*** A GROUP FORMERLY TO $5.98 .... NO W $3.99 hundreds who hate and resent the meetings late laat night. ■ birth cei*Mflcate- - on April 1. Raigon; Indochina. July 10 I/P> French as colonialiats. If they At Paducah, only 10 of 5001 Harmbn—a gray-haired ISO The French High Command said Three Quizzed workers who met on a main road' pounds hasn't atopped mortng E«. $4.95 A GROUP FORMERLY TO $4.98 .... NOW $2.99 ^ SPECIAL PURCHASE become convinced the French are $7.95 EXTRA PLUMP______today any plan to evacuate clvll- pulling out. a chance incident leading to the atomic plant said Ibincey'^ X- A GROUP FORMERLY TO $3.98 .... NOW $2.19 DACRON BLOUSES lana from Indochina's northern could fan that long smouldering i In Slaviiiff of Lodge Forces they favored the recommenda-1 In» rapid succeaaion. the three- $9.95 KING Sl2i ...... Ea. $5.95 City of Hanoi hinges on whether hatred into a "laat chance" blood lions. The proposals included no ;stM general waa named to a five- A GROUP FORMERLY TO $2.98 .... NO W $1.49 In Stripes. Prints, Floral Designs and Pastels in lAng, current peace negotlationa suc­ letting., I guarantee of a wage increase the'man commission to chooM a Only twica a year do we get valnaa like Oeaulne Playtex • - object of the strike. home for ths academ.v. hsdge- wlta alight. tmgnlaritlM. BIppered, taaforUed covera. Three-Quarter and Sleeveless Styles. Make Your Choice ceed or fail. The Comniunist-fe'd Vietminh. I Mrs. Sheppard Thorne’s Death From This Wide Selection. Sizes 32-38. A spokesman for Gen; Paul Ely keeping; Hanoi under steady presr On A ll Co Biit in a meeting. In a high/nopped acit>M som.e 18.000 mtlee HALE’S OWN BRAND STURDYWEAR Mid France'# Indochina com­ sure, overran four small French I school at Oak Ridge, a substantial to viait about 400 possible sites, Regularly $5.98 and $7.98. N o w ...... $3.98 m ander) la .holding off on any ^eveiand. July 10 l.T*'—Three : i , J , J • . . ■ . . CkicAgo, Julv .10 (jPI - A me<1ical majority of 900 strikers on hand: on June 3 handed his personal Sices: 1 to dx. Corduroys, wools, embossed rottans, gullted cot­ Union militia posts 26 milesjnorth- Sportswear — Second Floor. evacuation move until he learns west- of the city yesterday. The Wee-trirtrimm ers were questioned Ittal Hartford, -luly 10 (/P)_'» picked p^ge s imnnmg. mates in „„ j^e mvi.terious death of registered in favpr of going back'choice to Secretary of Air Force MATTRESS PADS tons, pbUds or solids. Formerly priced frm $1 AS is fS.M. VI whether an armiatlce is to-be j Montgomery W.rd Thome, heir to to work. They did so on condSon i Talbott, along with thOM of the i rebels launched two ambushe^'nl«ht In connection with .the kill- Doth sides were lined up to- seven-hour . nominating session LARGE SELECTION OF GIRLS'DRES$E$ signed. ' • agalnst thS French along the tng of Mrs. Marilyn Sheppard but day for the November guber­ '/ a mail order fortune, ip to be re­ the union would sanction another other commiMioners.- SALE PRICE FROM .... $1.00 fo $2.99 Ely’ predicted yesterday that a Hanoi-Son Tay road. j police were unable to link them spiced by Uiree floor contests.' viewed by four' well .known' walkout should further bargaining ** turned lout, he waa on the REG. $3.9i-l39x74 TWIN SIZE In Organdy, Nylpn and Cotton. Ideal for back to school natorial election wan. but the When it was all over, Adminis­ pathologii:ts. fall. The standing vote vias '’not I ^Inning aide when Talbott on June l» $2.68 peace-br-war decision would bC Alert to Danger - ’ I with the brutal July 4 slayiijg. tration leaders had the candidates days. Sizes 7 to 14. GQME TO PINEHUROl^ FRIDAY NIQNT reached by ■ July 20—the date The French High Command Is A trio of fishermen, who were first official campaign shot Thornejs. death lids been ■ of- recorded. • ' i picked picturesque Colorado they wanted on the ticket. ricklly attributed to' a'lethatrom- SOCKS Regularly $5.98.' Now ...... i... .$4.79 French Premier Pierre Mendes- acutely aware of the danger and : Ashing at a pier only .300 feet probably won’t be sounded - Floor Fights. / Just before. Union President El- '«dthin whistUng REG. $4.98— 54x74 FULL 8ED SIZE $3.58 (wf art uitil 8:30) bt^aRyfiine Satur- France set as his rfeadllne to is'carefully avoiding anvthing that 'ffum the Sheppards' house during until 'arntind Ijihor TInv-. I bination of narcotics, a . sleeping wood Swisher had told them distance of Pike's, Peak. That was Slzet 4 to 8. prtcp Stf pair. optR until around l.abor Day. The floor fights broke pUI over Harmon's preference. Regularly $7.98. Now ...... $6.19 achieve a tnice or resiifn. .' ,, might be taken aa an fndlcation the i the night of the crime were called Connecticut Republicans yester- drug, and beverage' an d ' M’ood 'You are going to have to go Extra lieavy qoUted pads nUed with puM white cotton that SALE PRIOE 3 PpSa • $1 *00 the nominations of lieutetiant gov­ alcohol that suppressed his Now with organizing problems will lioader 4 pure white. Plastic wrapped. . .' Girls’ Dept. — Second Floor. iay far Fiaaliurst Grocary valuas of tha The spokesman denied that Ely French were preparing to leave. . in to try to identify the tree-trim- j ^ Lodge to ernor, secretarj’ of state and . back to work in less (han 12 hours. had given orders before hta de­ , Hundreds of natives are *s-,.rners as men they retried seeing i „p Abraham A. Rlbicoff, the bresthing. You can either go back volim- to handle, he leaves today to lo ^ attorney general. The Administra­ tSKfr three possible teqaporary DOWNPROOF AND FEATHERPROOF . GIRLS' CHUB8Y SHORTS . wabk. ^ parture from Hanoi that families signed repair work in arehs where about three htmrs before the kill- powerful Dernocratlc vote-getter. tion-backed .. candidates won in Dr. Harry L.epn coroner's, tarily. which I recommend, or bv '*7'^ . ‘"A” P««nme tetpporary of. Frenchmen living; ii) the north they are most likely to be .seen — ing. who w a s' nominated two wee'rfs pathologist who cphipiled the -raft-Haflley injunction______by'beioi ■ being ! In'Denver to the QMt CLOSE OUT OF NYLON landslides. academy claM, due to rater-hext' In Blue or Gray Denim. Sizes 7Vj to Regularly . be evacuated to a safer place. the airport, French ^llltarv and Not Same .Men. I apo., Charles W. Jewett* of Lyme,; the medical' report, said the 20-yeab- clubbed back by Ihe very gqvern- PILLOW TICKS $2.98. Now • a t a • • • i i a s S' a a a < \ ilasia'af Rumor civilian government building... The fishermen agreed the tree- old youth died an, "uhnatural ment you work for." $1.98 O R RAYON N e g l ig e e s I Lodge will be seeking a second state Senate Majority Leader In (CoaUened e« Page.Elevea) Ely, who held a series of,.con- downtown.- streets,Soldiem re­ trimmers .were not the same men I'four-year term. ■ 1953, defeated Raymond E. Sny­ death”. There were indications,,he , A Presidential.' fact finding BROKEIf SIZES AND COLORS rereiices 'this week with military wind bai-bed ' wire.-?' at • entr^ces. who had aakcd them about a pic­ A GOP state convention also aaid, that the drugs probabiy were board has been collecting data on REG. $1.00 WITHOMT 2IPPERS . . Ea. nic spot and then started walking der, mayor of Waierbury. for ,the CLOSE OUT ON DISCONTINUED STYLE OF a^d civil leaders lii the Tonkin eommiihiCation pMts and power nomination of lieutenant gover­ injected into Tliorne'a veins short­ thd strike, but was understood' to delta; has returned to Saigon, transformer stations .which have from Huntington Beach, a public nor,. 52740 91. ly before his death on June 19 by have' been holding up its report— park, westward toward the Shep­ a person or persons unknown. REG. $1.19 W ITH ZIPPERS ..... Ea. WINTER SLEEPERS $13.00 pard home. •Mrs. Mildred P. Allen, wife of which is necesMry under the Taft- ' 2-Pc. style, nixes S months to 4 years.' Net all colors in all (Centiniied on Page Five) ^ (Continued on Page Eleven) retiring Lieutenant 'Governor Ed­ , Confllci of Opinion Hartiey *ct before an injunction B u U e tiH ^ N dices. -Reg. 11.55. „ ‘ - ' Nor 'did any' of th^ liee-trimi' Some '■ police .'officieta and Floral' pattam ticks in rose, blue.'gold aad orchid. mer.s/an.swer the description Dr. ward Alien, w ith 477 delegates for can be sought -iii_ orde,- to 'g iv e - NOW ^1.79 . - / ^ . RE^a* $10*98 $8.00 News Tidbits secretary of stale defeated Mrs. pathologieta di.sagreed with Lran'si Mitchell and Ihf union chiefs a from lh«/A F Wire* SaiWUet Sheppard, iiu-sband of the findings and ’ exprrseed opinions - chance Lo end the walkout on EXTRA SPECIAL! . victim, gave of the man. he said Culled from AP Wirea Marjorie Campbell oI New; REGULAR 59c FAMOUS - . "clobbered” him on ihe' -eck out­ Cinanh. 58 .voles, former- State that 'Thorne died either oc naturil their own. ’ ' ' ' RES. *0.W ...... $6.00 Hundreds Await Rescue side his . wife's bedroom when he Seri.' Alice Rowland 'df Ridgefield.. i-auSea or. self-administered drugs. . Mitchell's plan held out np hope ' MOR.E DOPE .4RRESTS - HOUSEWARES 32 votes, and Mrs. Suzanne Silver- Coroner.' Walter E. McCarson : 7nr the wo);kers to get more than Hartford, Jul.r 16 ijh —-Four NIBR0€ TOWELS tried to go to her aid.'' Two British c)yiiihns held by KENDALL DISH TOWELS i SPECIAL BUY I,-' • ■ cruys SteveiMon of Chaplin, 1 said ' be<'ause of the conflict of a S cent houcly wage boost rec- more 'persons linked hy poUe* biNNERWARE SPECIALS • Sheppai'd, an o.Tteopath, de­ Russians several years, William |^d«cl«by scribed the man as bu.shy-hsired vote. . ■ - . ■ "^pinion oa the'medical' report^Ke ommended several weeks ago 6y| with a widespread teeaage dopo Piddington, 28, and Bklc Plea- has summoned, four pathologists, President Eisenhower's Atomic | ring Were arreatetd shnrtly be­ BOUQUE^P PATTERN by MARKER POTTERY CAN.CAN PETTICOATS In Danube' River Flood snd )>-eanng a white ahiit. The Mnta, 42, arrrie In Lonihm af(er Judge John J. Bracken was nom­ 3 for $1.59 fjdhcrmen said that ' dest-ription inated for ’attorney, generai by to'.study' snd reexamine, the‘find-j'lJibor Panel. But-it did promise] fore dawn today, .TImi aeareft If yon have never .Med the wonderful Kendall Dish Towela, Ragularly $8.95. Special ...... $ 5 .9 5 OF PARCHMENT .NYLON. FULL CUT. release by Reds.Mild attack of ings of his o«'n physician. Leon, [a broad opportunity , for 'labor! for the users and puahers. W- fitted the spoke.<;man for the indigestion keeps U. S. Air Force defeating State Rep. Daniel C. how la the time. t 16-Pc. Starter Set. 4 Cups, 4 Saucers, 4 Bread and WHITE ONLY Vienna. Austria. July 10 (AT—* Authorities at "^saau said the group ■ of men with whom they Flynn bf West 'Hartford. Bracken McCarron', leaning toward the uhloivs to work''out-»'ilh the AEC | lleved to have iadweed over IS DRIES DISHES'nVICE AS FAST! ■ MILLS DUaster teams, aided by hundreds Danube already was 34 feet above Secretary Harold E. Talbott from theory of foul play,, a u p po r te d |improvements *ii1 housing, health! young-people'in this city ta he­ Butter Plates, 4 Dinner Plates. Oven proof." Craze SMALL — MEDIUM — LARGE - talked at the pier. attending cerentony commemora.t-' had 232 votes to 49 for Flynn W'hen DRIES TWICE AS MANY! > , of American abldiers. intensified its normal level, While divers raked Lake Erie's th e la tte r ■withdrew frbm ths con­ Leon's findings. l and community facilities and in: roine addicted to drugs, led t« rcaistant, Chip resistant. Saftar, Straagar, Mora AbsorlieHt efforta today to rMcue hundreds | In Vienna, police and fire bri­ ing Berlin Airlift dead. "I'm convlncad Thorrte died un-, labor'relations \ generally with all] the arrests of Julia Muslu-in, S3, LINTLESS!' bottom from behind the 'Shep- South Korean . prime minister test and pledged Bracken "my un­ ef families' marooped- by floods gadea were alerted m the Danube pards'"Bay "Village home in a vain wavering support.’ der mysterious circumstsnees.” the AEC ixintrartort. *'V of Weal Hartford, eentral $(pM GIANT SIZE—20 x 36! _ / GADROON IVY PATTERN . ; Speciai $2.29 - T^ginz acroM Austria and aquth-"jcame within Inches of flooding two attem pt. to find the. weapon used calls for U. S.-South Korea "polit­ Other Nomluations In n 1951 teenage enreetto' - RED — BLUE — GOLD AND GREEN BORDERS’ em* Geipnany, 'Imiles of conimerclal blocks. to beat the 31-year-old mother, ical C€Mtferenoe’’r.-. Sg't. Philip De- The other nominations were (Continued on Pngs' Five) (Cnnfinued on Pag* Eleven) round-up. Regularly $8.95. Special ...... $ 5 .9 5 At iw t 13 persons ere known > .Throughout Austria. thouMnds Polo 'sentenced to 18 months In Made By the Makers of Curity diapers tl.OO FULL-FASHIONED SHEER Dr. Sheppard re-enaded his part made by. acclamutron and were 'un- 16-Pc. StartW Set. -Open stock available. Service 2 rolls 31^ third roll to have perished in the rampaging of summer motorleta were cut off in the tragedy for police yester- prison and, fined $'2,000 for taking conteated. They were, , _ SET.H NEW u r a FLEA w aters M d acorea of other, were-i in vtllegea. Md reM fl. as the government money and losing It ■ SPECIAL SALE!. for four. - ■' ' . . INTRODUCTORY 5PECIAL ONLY OFFERED ■day. State Treasurer, John ptiaviaho Man RnfMil. Cnllf.. July t* Oft , c> *- NYLON HOSIERY . m iM ing. In the past two days more floods surged, over the h‘«hwaj^. ■ Clutching a few daisies in his on horpe betting, of New Haven: comptrq.Iler, In- —Coavh-t-author Cnryt CbcM ■ 86 dork seam la miw Munmer colors. IMnforead heH THROUGH 5ATURDAY OF THI5 WEEK than 20.000 persona have been At PasMU water streamed "Thorough . Investigation" or- man. w ho sprat six yean la flu ordered of three persona w ho simul­ HANDBAGS ’ " HOLLYWOOD CAMPUS aad tocf for axtra wear. evacuatied from farm, and rtllages (CouUuued on Pag. Eleven) (Contirined on Page Eleven)'^ Preview of Fall Fashions Quratin's death nw and nveWsil Easy to clean white handbags. Also dark colors In plaatie MEAT VALUES OF THE WEEK! inundated l^. the rain swollen cellars and the ground floors of taneously reported ill when called the gas' ekairitter, will try ngaia shops and homes. to testify at departmental trial of ealf, aylr July. In band- leg and elastic leg briefs. All with elastic walat Itaaitt 79e pr. advancing tide might reach the Costa Rica Alerlcti New Y ork Prrfbing Starting next Monday, the.eyes.of fajthion-conscidus ' ^4% 1A Each White and pastel colors. Small, medium, large. Pinehurst Choice -rwere partly under. A wide- It’.s one of the’bijrtrest fashion events of the yeaf air northeast of' her* today. COTTON ANKLETS (JHUCK GROUND ...... lb, 65c IliM from' the low-iying outskirts Coots Rican- authoritiea' tipped ' B. Htevens flya to Naples from spiead' investigation has , been and tXie AP’s Dorothy Roe preview* it in five' stories, One pilot parachuted safMy h«t^ reached the city tenter. .A wom- in expectation that the'flood crest that vengeful cxilo- iMders rMsfbcesd heel aad taaa far-extra wear. White and (Usually 69c pound). ea's hospital 4s under waUr in Udine to visit NATO’s Southern launched into a fire department j Monda.r through Friday, . j the other w m ’believed t* hnv* CHALK WHITE JEWELRY I would reach the cjty today.' planned a Guatemala-type in- European headquarters ... U. S. kickback racket believed to date perished In flaming wrraekng* ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... Ib. 81c H its. • . The waters reached Lins'. Pro­ la neclUacea. Murrlaga and bracelets Ila wide asaprtaaaat at 79e.|K;T^;' ' v - v ' t : Many famyies,spent the night vaaion, kept the capital under EmbsMy spokesman at Prague ^ck to the administration of for-j «-The first of the articles reveaKs that st.vlish AtR«ri' whlrh fell near Fear-Mile-lalis. styles. - (Usually-85c pound). I ' _ / . vincial Women's Hoepilpl early guired today and aealed off the, Mys efforts are being made to ob­ mer Mayor William O'Dwyer. 1 can women are due some relief from the 'cramped sil­ It wan the aeeond toeal |46 shivering on the roofs of their bodiy aad flooded the ground floor. main airport. ! 3 pr. for 79e homes. In both Austria and Ger­ tain releas«-40f seven U.S. soldiers Fire 'Coitm>lasinner Edward F. houettes of.pa.4t season.*. The trend-setting deSgners crash in less than IS hear*. A 2 SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON HOSIERY For Health Buy and Eat “Pinehurst Fresher By Far” The clinic ‘ hoyaing . ita patients,. The capital w m blacked out', seized by-CZbch guards, but reports Cavenagh, Jr;, Mid yesterday the'! Vampir* Jet crashed Jaat after $ J .0 0 Plus Tax many all available boat* were WM foriM to cloM its doors to in the high-priced couture.^roup have uncinch^ waist­ REGULAR 59c J FRUITS AND VEGETABLES barly yesterday aa rumors spread no progress BO fM. racket invoives firemen wflo in- ! tsklsg oN troih ths-RCAF sta­ ;y . mobtUsed by .police, firemen. Red new caaM. >naLthat membersmemoers ofo< them e eldeia Calder-vaiaer- \ Brittsti nousewtvea do a la lines and relaxed midriffs m fashionh w'hich emphasize (■ SuMRier S4|uaBh Are At Their Heat!. < OoM woi^rs and American J.- usennve lot of spect . large-scale air conditioning tion here last night,"kUllafl the. NEW COLORFUL FLOWERS ' The ground floor of the. Hotel onista party were plotting to top„! window, shopping... - and atTth# Instaillationa. . . ‘ — ■ the "ea.*y” ! look. • ' . ' Carrots at 2 bunches 25c and Native Beets,, 3 troops. Army, expected Weinxiager occupied by American ■ pis the------goverpment------of------President, of ths. flrat week of .gatk>n-Dee _ Departmental charges wiU.,_be Par cant, suit and Meuse wear. AO with pint. bunches 25c are fei^y budget apecialS.. . $o send in more helicopters during I iTdops was tiddec water.^In flood- Jose Figueres,. San Jose airport i mest they had emerged vtctoriotis fllgd against several fliemen. Ca-.; The other .stories hit />ne highlight of each day|s CHINA REP<4 FREE BETrONS KNEE HisHSEAMLEk Hosiery ■ the- day. . ' i. - w :**^***<* Neuhaus efforts to reach-; was closed to traffic, and guaid-si tn- uaorgani^d buyer’s strike .in. vanagh said. Another lire depart-1 fa.shion program. A|1 Will fee publish^ in the Hong Keag, July I6;UPl Tw a. FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT . . r. Shop AH Depart- The floods were prought ra by | stA peraona ^pcamped oo their were placed itt strategic points'! Russian sends formal aote to Iran ment offleial indicated, however, British naval eDlMia 39c ea, mof* than 70-hour»;raln andlM vy i roet»:rooca failed ' — ...... and ptdiee dalied for ' about ihe capital. , questioning Tehrajh |government ra that Ihe racket may Involve ';hun- seamen wha fsB .Wi d e AaaoKTMEkr Special Pair MMita At Pinehurat’a -Air-Conditioned Store . . . 302 63c Main Street. . enow IhUh in t ^ AIj)a. F m V ran-jufeboats. j Government officials Mid they reports it may talrt part in Waft- drads"'ef fireman.. CeaMasuUet Umflag clouiMMrsta. the Dan< defenM measurM Middle 'lEvctting i^craUi lax yacht JaMs 1 ■------^ lafl Inn riven were sUn (CeMlnai en Pn|4 (CeathHMd en Fmge Twe) teday ta H s a g V.

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FAGEJWO MANCHESTER EVE^na^G HERALD. mNCHESTEk,xCPNK.j S A ^ D A '^ . JUllY lO, W54 X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1354 ^AGE THREE ■ , • i , A- against his tiinas sudi as their'Ar* CommenlH^ EnpOst CBoMh’ man’* Socl*ty o f Christian Servic* 44 RockTille-Vienioii .. And the Band F^layed Oii^’ Diarknega fit N oon in Soviet Russia, ' 598 East Center St., mt the Oreew Windham Camp will ivM tta ■uminei' inatitute. ITii* Fred' Schmalz of New Britain John IL NeoberL Pwstor will be conducted by Mrs.-G. H. - O pening Tuesday will play the leading role of .Rubase . Robert M. Johns, Choirmaster Skywatch ScJiedule PlatiA Assembly Eartland. New London and Mr*. hov,, who ia the acciised. Other ' Ormand J. Y5'e*t, Jr., Organist Etta M. Oonklin. Westerly, district Top Little League O fficials Titsrs In the Cast ar< Peter Falk preeident. On Friday afternoon the A stirring and emotional drama and Salvatore Liosa. Dorothy • ■ X ; ' ■\^ Sunday, July II annr.al meeting of tlte Camp Aasn., fliR [onDiiioninG ArR-cb^mONl!P s Sunday, July 11 The iMth annual session o f the about Russian ertme- trials will Yorks will play (he female lead of Rummer Asst^mbly st Williman- will l)e held and on Saturday after­ . Concordia'EvangrlfcRl Lutheran 4, ,St. James’ R. C. Church 9:30 a. nri.. Church School for open at tbe' Ovrl in the-Crove next LMba..'8he has 1 een' seen with the Midnight—2 a. m. .- ...... 5'olunteers rieedW tic''Gamp Grdund will begin on noon the executive committee will Name 14 toA ll^tar Squad . Wm. Hsliles Church . Rev. John F. Hannoii, Pnntnr all children Uirough Junior age. Tuesday arid will run '^hrmigh Phoenix Mutual piH-^rK, .TYinity 2 a. m.— 4 a. m...... Fred Bon(i, Saturday, July 2V with the bazaar meet. n. Btsawrek rerrest 'Tsehea. Winter and Garden Streets, Rev. George P. Hughes 9:30 a. m. ' Morning Worship. 4 a,. in.—8 a. m. . Volunteers Needed : JliJy 24, with pertormances'syery Jeaters and on WT«NB-TV. •KXECl’TIVE ■Jt'BILER Prelude--"Andanta,” Mozart ^eld- b.V -thu. Ladies’ Improvement On Saturday evening at 8 p’clobk Rockville, July 10 third inning. His support afield evening except Sunday, July Ig. The Rev. Erich Brandt, Paqtnr. Rev. Edgar J. Fa'rrell 6 a. m.— 9 a. m .,.... Volunteers Needed “ Darkness A t ffoon’’, which re- SriTE" TBAIL” Hymn—‘"Joyful. Joyful" Society, Ati8.:3b p. nrt., a third an' iUvatrated lecture. ' '"Old WILLIAMS The U U le Leafcue All Steccneain fell apart. Trailing by a 7-6 The play, "Darkn'ras A t Noon" Is' c,rived the New York Lrama Critlrs Ivan Beckwith, 9" a. m.— Noon v ...... Sam Clemens, Victoria'Plleiriia Churches «Sf' StW England," wiMi 3:41-4:l«-ie 4:ie-a:ie Sunday Maaaea: Scripture Lesson—Psalm 84 in the series of pageants wriU. be wma announced,-leel evm n g by score, the Kosriuseko boya,lost no ' based on the Arthur Koestler novel Ahpual Award, has never been pre- Organist and Uhoirmaster Noon— 3 p. m. • ...... Volunteers Needed be given )>y Mr*. Jean. Bourgaiz*. For adpits, 6, 7, 8. Flute Solo. "Siclliano" . . . . Bach presented. Entitled/‘Camp Youth.. OIL SERVICE the leaguo olTtciala. /^rhe team time in the bottom of the sixth k of purge trials in the USSR and sented ln the Hartford area. 9. 10 and I I 3 p. m,- 6 p.- m. . . . Volunteers'Needed Warwick, ft. I. Mr*. Bourgaiz* ia w ll be the lea|rue;i^pr«aenUtlve Sunday.' J u ly ' 11. the Fourth *(y'cl(Kk wlU^ two Maa.aea at 9, one Robert M. Johns Awake at .Dawn." It is being writ­ 341 BROAD STREET when Dave Logan was safe on 1^,^ playwright Sidney Kingsley has 6 p. m.r 8' p. m. ,...... Columbia De Csrii. Celeste King ten by Miss O.'ace Thrtmas and a journaliet, aiithor and. youth- In tk^; dlatrtct tournament. Ronny Rdwards' first base error. " Sunday after Trinity. in th.e main 'auditorium for adults, Seemon--"Behold the Birds" woven an intense study of a man 8 p. nj.— 10 p. m...... Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt is based on authentic Ciimp counsellor. ' and hi*.. ..traveled ..:„.TEL, Ifl-9-454 and John W alts bent out a bunt to 10 i.m.. Worship service with ' and One for tb* children Ih.^ the Hymn—“This Is My Fathei’a .Chosen , the Koscluaako 10 —Midnight ...... George Katz, Jr. Ground records. through ■ anti. America. put tw'o men qji with npne mit. nuraery In the -pariah house for ] basemefit and thto Masses aC 10. . W orld" Surrounding churohes are Im ited club are /tJavld Lo*:an, RonSld X a ll children. | one Ih the., main auditorium and The preacher on Sunday, July TourteUflt Kenneth Satryb, Roger j Ronny TourtelloO was/hit by a Today ‘nim Tuosday Postlude "L’Angelus” Ouinod to this feature ofXJamp Meeting and - pitched ball to load the bases, Hymn, "When Morning Gilds the one in the Today’ the paator begins a series 25, both morning and afternoon, Javartickiia. Douglas Rol ContlnuoiM' frbm 2 P.M. Monday, July It will be. Bishop Ralph S, Cushman. Week. X from; Dave Logan s^fed the tieing Skimk - - » of three sermona on God's^nrt'a- The Rev; Ralph F. Seaver, Jr., trl Casat). Selected HymX "There’s a Wideness In Midnight-2 a. m...... Volunteers Needed Sbu'thern lines. N. C. Bishop m nin when Stuart Edwards let a St. Rranrls' Aaalai rhiwch tion. X 2 a. m.-4 a m. .. Voliinleerk Needed ^ will again be the song leader end he P. A. C. team are WUh We Proudly Present Another God’a Meh;y.’’ Cushman ia well known as' a na­ _ jd fast pitch geC eu ayfrom him for a . SoiiCh Windsor, Route 8Q ' 3:30 p. rh. Sunday— Tkr pastor Peter J: Zaleskl, Arthur Wl Snow *Mias Mildred Ge«r the accompan­ d/£W UFEfo, Prutting. A lex a n d er Suchecki , Summrr Film Festival Sermon, X jr p ’wing In Mercy." 4 a.'m.-6 a. m...... tive of Vermont and paator of the Rev. Arthur. J. Heffeman, PAator will conduct the services a t Green ...... Julia. Morlarfy r . ist.- TTie choir nf the Wlllimantic GAifTYI 'OtttMandIng AttfSiitlon ''x; Hymn, "Abide with Us Our 6 a. m.-9 a. m. .. Methodist Churches In Danielson L ^ r d Zbyk and Stuart ‘Ed-W Tourtellot advanced on the Rei'. Kenneth V. KarveUS, Ciiriite Lodge. Ormand West w.111 ))' the 9 a. m. -Noon . . . . Volunteers Needed Methodist (/lurch will sing each OLD SH0£9 play. Kenny Satryb lined to Ron- Saviour.” \ and Fall River before being elect­ wards; the Elk.«. Richard West, Elizabeth Taylor organist and Roliert John.s. solo­ Noon-3 p. m...... Volunteers Needed . Sunday morning, and the choir of nie\Edwards op the first pitch. ed bishop. He is also a poet David Carter and Robert Morris. “ELEPHANT WALK'* (a.sscS at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and-'11 ist. 3 p. m.-6 p. m. .. , ."Jle.X. Volunteers Needed * the Baltic Methodist (^liirrch oh Edwards attempted to double ^ South MethiMUM Church and pr.-ose writer o i note. In the These bovs will aUrt practice se.a- Jennifer Jones The Week 6 p. m.-8 p. m. .. Richard Bohadik. Roderick Wright the last Sunda.v evening. Mirs Tourtellot at second base, permit­ Main Street aiM H A ^ o M Road Wednesday. 8:00 p. m. Board of evening the preacher will be Rus­ Eleanor Grant and her committee, Bions for the tourney Sunday “ IN D ISC RETIO N of an lU v. FT|il R. Edgar.‘Minister 8 p. m.-lO p.- m. .. '/ay Eckler, Robert Coleman ting W a^ to romp -in with the Deacons meeting. 10 p.. m.-Midnight W. Hannah, George Slossberg sell D, Brooks, pastor of the will have charge of the children's afternoon at Recreation Field. Winning ruh, A M E R IC A N WIFP5” Rev. -Percy Smith, . V S t Brldget’a Church Friends’ Meeting House. North THROW THEM Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor work for the week. The date and site of the tour­ Bobby Lahh.pitched well for the Aanociate Mlnlatrr ' v / Volunteers may register at Civil Defen.se Headquarters, Mi^nict- Smithfleld, R, 1,, and field secre­ HeraM Photo Beat TITANIC m S S S ^ m Rev. Robert Carroll and Other religioua meetings at tbe AWAY nament haa not yet • been an­ Mooaa- allowln^bul five hits and The annual sumnfer outdoor hand concert w-aa held last night on the lawn o f the United Methodist Buckingham Congregational pal Building, Manchester on Mon days. \\Vednesdays. and Fridays tary of the New England Friends' camp are a weekly meeting each' Sunday, July 11: / Rev.-.Theodore Giibiilat Assistants SHU Plenty Of Wear Lett nounced. ^ aided hla own caaae with a home Church in Bolton, M ore’ than 100 people enjoyed the atlrring marches played by the Salvation Arm y • CItuiTh fro m T -5 p. m. Civil Defense .Tele phone Number—9-9068. Assn. Thureday evening, and a vesper In Shoe* Repaired Her* nothing Drive Ends , run in the first innhig. Band of 'Manche.stei. This little fellow shown above was so enthused with it all that he left hla seat Services of worship at 8 am) and Rev. Philip- M, Reoe Among the chapel' leaders -of service on Semday at 6 p. m. dur­ 10 Masscui ofi Sunday at 7, 8. 9, 10 I ______V Tonight, the postponed - game and marched to the beat of the musir. A picnic atmosphere prevailed with the eating pf hot dogs and Ain N.YTH - Edsunil PURDOM r;00’a.fn, / ^ ^ ------the week are the ReV. Jo.s*ph W. ing July and August. X The Tolland County f-H club Prelude. "Prayer"— Bf^lmann. and 11 a: m„ and Masses down* between the Elks and 'Kdsciuszko drinking of. soda during the entire affair. Sunday.' July I t ■ Eller, the Rev. Robert; fha ' with EnsNiMl Qwesn • 1 1 " «•' SSui • M S 31 Mn My Heart.” people of Bavaria, announce that tion Field at 6:30. Subject "When Y’ou'/Tour the ice will be aC\9;30 a. m. Guest Bromley, The Christian Educa­ Better Kind Don* WhUa a»*rlsaik* (I) Mta INNSH Vttim A£lhem, "Alleluia, Sing to the drive will close today. How­ ...... Meth(Mlls^7iurch Shores of Maine." X soloist will be Robert Johnson, tion hour each week day at 10 a. rnMi^TiTEMs^i. You W atL AB R H IT) A K and An of B.y Prbclamntlen'' lemia’ Prichard. Shenvoo Bolton, July 10 — (Special )-^TheTment under Mate law several years . Res(ponatve,^Readlng. ” 8pii Hie Salvation Army have its monthly collection of AB R 11 PO A R Smttk. The annual meeting of the local 8-9SS8. L. Love, Westerly, R. I.; and F ri­ BrAcken ht Roll C a II Board of Education la, currently ago. An Amnriean W ift" Dlsfiernment.’ 881 Main Street newrspapers. magazines and scrap Zhyk. 3b ...... 3 1 0 0 .0 O Hj’mn. . ."He Leadeth Me: 'O chapter o f UI* American Red Cross day. Dr. Charles X, Hutchinaon, luuis. -p ...... ; ...... 3 3 2 0 1 0 Preacher Retume Jennifer Jones astoral Prayetv/^d's Prayer.' paper tomorrow. This collection seeking applicants for uie position Bl/ased Thought." Major and Mr*. John Pickup will be held at Yeomans Hall Mon­ Norwich. AMESITE DRIVES Heptoti, pf .. .. . 1 1 0 0 0 0 Manchester's deleghtea to the Rev. J. Richard Yeager, who re­ Montgomery Clift Solo, Selected— Eldna,^Johnston. was postponed from last Sunday R. Kdwarrts. lb .3 1 1 4 0 1 of hot lunch supervisor at the /Postlude, "Chorale” <8:00 a.m.), day at 8 p. m. Officer* will be Hilhtown' Grange \ On Sunday, Aug. I, the preach- due'to the holiday, ResidenU are 8. Edwarls. p, . . 3 3 3 11 0 0 turned late yesterday after a four Scripture Lesson, JomL^:l-14. Vi,30, The Sunday School with Republican State Convehtlon In ; Elementary Behoof recently /M inuet" (10:00 a.m.)—-BoeU* elected. ^ f o r the morning and afternoon asked to hrve their papers either Sweet, as . .3 0 0 0 0 1 weeks visit to his home state of “Captain Pirotn" Gloria Patrl. .. Russell, Clough , the leader. Shimkowits? rf . ..2 0 1 0 0 0 mann.It Dr. Ralph Wolmer heads the ■ WiH be Dr. Thomas R. Burns, lu- No Moiity Dasm * 35 Months to Pay Indiana, will preach the sermon at In Technicolor * Affirmation of Faith Apostil . 10:.50s, Holiness service with Tiie Isst regtilsr meeting of the at the curbing or where they may Pagani. It . a .. .'8 0 0 0 0 0 ' Laslt ■ayurarS A niirsery for small chi Iren , nominating committee and Miss perintendent of the Proviaence. Marcham. 3b .. rhV'xrninV'S’i; ' s United Methodist Church tomor­ Creed. • J^Major '-,David Addy In charge. be seen by the workers. The roem- .3 0 1 0 1 1 foiir roll call votea which featuw done. will be provided (Juring the/'ld:00 Anna Parkhurst, general field rep­ Grange was held at the Grange District of the Methodist Churclt. Parinc • Driveways • Parldiis Areas SaengOr, c( . . . . .2 0 1 10 0 row. Morning Worship is held a t - Prayer of dedication of tithes BandfMusiR *nd male (juartet. Hall .Thursday evening. The theme bera will leave the Legion Home the business of the convention. Applicationa for the Job. should STARTS SUNDAY a.m. service. On next W, esday,; offerings. resentative will be present. Miss Dr. Burns is widely sought after at 6 a. m. to start the collecHon-. 11 a. m. 2 p. m.>l|hapital visitation with Dorothea'Raymond, secretary, says of the Lecturer's program waa Totals ...... 2S Tli ii "s "s Town Chairman William S. be, made to Norman Preuss. sec- July 14. there will be a ting of I Offertory. "To a Wild Rose’’— throughout New England aa a On Monday, the monthly col­ Kosplusiko. 304 003—3 The combii^ed’ fam ily day and “ Tonwrrow Is Too. L.late’' Mrs. EllsalyrtXWUso')- there are 904 members in the chsp- "The Four Freedoms." Mrs. Julia Un<,se ' v - . Davis, Cecil England. Emma Pero retbrv of the board. Consideration the Commission .on Edy •ation MacDowell. lecturer X*** preacher and it la lection o f tin cans and rubbish 113 000—7 Church School picnic will be held “APACHE DRUMS” 7 p. m.. The Manchester Salva­ tC)^ this year, the large.it member­ Manchester > 1 nucwhrn running runvw,ASI scored.stored. and Ray Warren gave their votes of the-applications will be a major 1:30 p.m. at the chiir Doxology. A ."R ettb erg chairman of- the hia first vi9tt to the camp. will take place. This also waa at 3 p. m. at the W. Arnold Mc­ tion Army-Corps w lX h old their ship in the history of the chapter, 3B. Ix>gan. Jsrarackus.■ I. Kf E dvards: to Charles W. Jewett of Lyme, the itenri orbuaineaa on the agenda of Dedication of new pulpit Bible. Home Economics Committee T h e week' will close with Dr. postponed from last Monday due HR. 1-anz: SB. Zbyk. 8. Edwards. Kinney pasture, the site of suc­ CHILOnEN FHEE TELEVISION Sundav night service m''tiie Cen­ All members are urged to attendit, awarded the prizes ffo the wInnF.'s Walts. Wh-eler 3: LOB. Knsriusskn 3. successful candidate for lieutenant the regulhf meeting of the board Second Csmgregimtmal Church Hymn, "O Word o f God Incar­ CTharles X. .Hiitchiriaah -again to the holiday. Alderman, James cessful' similar events during the 1 w i nqluiJ: tiMfj *st Hi lyiji numi ttrr » ter Park. The Citadel bamkwill Book-Day IJsted In the Gingerbread Contest kfnns* R.B. Roberts 3. Lans $; SO, governor, over Mayor Raymond to be held 'tVesday. past several years. / 88.5 NortlyMaln SI. nate." preaching. . Mitchell 9-5224 Doherty urges' residenis to have Roberts 7. Ians 3: HBP. Hepinn, R. The hot lunch program is con­ Arnold W. Ti^r, Minister play request numbers. The mi A library booloday will be held First, Mrs. Rita J. Schaefer; sec­ Snyder of Waterbury. ' Raymond Peterson and his com­ Sermoii, "God. Man, and Holy -Other features of the week will their rubbish in cans at the curb­ Rdwards. Tourtellot: PB, Hewitt 1. Ed-, ducted under the Jurisdiction of Barclay F.^'W’ood, Organijit quartet will sing, snd a almrt ser­ ih'-the Little SchoolhoUse on July ond, Mrs. James Coughlin; and wards 4: W, Roberta 3-1; U,. Yanke, When it came to the contest for mittee have arranged a schedule Scripture"— Mr. Treadwell. tie a meeting on Tuwday afternoon ing early in the morning as the Brlttner; L, lu^s 3-4. th^ nomination for secretary of the Board of Education. John Mc­ PROGRAMS Mrs. B i^ a r a R. Becker,/' mon wHl be delivered by D a v I d 14. vrtih Miss Rheta Clarke of the third, JXrs. Shirley CroDkite. Mra. trucks'"will leave the center at 7 o f activities for young and old. - Hymn, "How Firm a Founda^ State Deptirtment of Education, in by the .Willimantlc group of state, the Manchester delegates’ Dermott, chairman of the board, kolr Director • lion." A d d v., Marion Cole wa.s chairman of the Church Women led byLIrs.n obert a. m. and no return trips will be The committee will furnish plates Thursday night at 7:30 an open charge. George Patros. principal Talcottville Itema are now han­ gave their votes to Mrs. Edward iA.,treaaurer of the lunch program. IVideo Everyday—A ll RighU Reserved—H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc.B Benediction. refreshment committee and w-as THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. mads to any special location. and cups, watermelon, beverages air service on Main street. of Horace Porter'Bchool asks that N. Steam*, Stores. TOe (Cottage dled through the Maneheeter Eve­ N. Allen o f Hartford, who won the The Supervisor has complete -Sunday July 11. Morning wor­ Re.sponse. assisted by Mrs. Mabel K. Mc­ 251 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER DIatrIct Meeting and cooking fires for the picnic. anyone who can give;some time to Holders' Aa*n. wiil meW Wednes­ ning Herald Rockytlle bureau. In- nominatloh-by a wide margin in a charge of - the program other than ship a,m. Dr. Edwqrd Wallace Postiiidc, “.Song MacDowell. Caffrey. day afternoon. On•Thursdav after­ The Fourth Diatilct, American cat^ at One Market SL, telephone Those attending will bring frank- this worthwhile project to-e held at the G'.-ange Hall the Legion Home in Hebron on naan, Mrs. Alice V. Rowland of makes out state reports, order* ist the library in shape for the faH Thlirada.v evening. Aug. 26. The Church Services COLOR! ACTION! COMEDY! teea meeting al the church at 8:00 Mlniale'r., Sunday aiftemoon at 3 p. m. Ridgefield, and Mrs. Suzanne Sil- and supervisee the preparation and /tlrgan Prelude. " ’Allegro’ ahd p.m. opening of school. thelne.^ of the Lecturer's program Ordinance In Effect Masses will be celebrated at St. "Walter Grzyb, Organist Theater Lecturer vercruys Stevenson ' pf Chaplin serving o f food. A Wonderful Show! lAdagio’ from Concerto U /in A ______Re'ports on Teachers will be'"Youth of Today—Leaders The ordinance concerning re­ Maurice Chapel tomorrow at 8:30 were the. other candidates..'The roll Currently there are two addi­ ^Minor"r-Vivaldi-Bach. / | ” • Word has been received here, that of Tomorrow^; frigerators, ice boxes’ and other and 10 a. m. James Htewsrt r a r r Ciraat Sunday, Jtily 11; Mrs. Louise Smith, fourth grade- Speaks at UCoun call gave Mrs. Allan 477 votes, tional paid employee on the hot Opening Hymn, "O, V ^ s h ip the K'ovenant Congregational Church pN The Grange has entered the containers recently approved by The Rev. Arthur A. Wallace haa Jelf CksSSIer Aaa SkeriSaa King. All Glorious Abpve” *3 Spnlce (itreet ■ Summer schedule of services'; teacher, has been notified of the Mrs. Campbell 56. Mrs. Rowland lunch program and it has been Debra Paset ; 'JDalry Supper" coSrteat for 19.54, the Common Council went into chosen as his sermor. theme for Scripture Readingj/portions of Ecv. K. EJnar Rask, .Minister 10:00 am.. Sendee of worship. death of her father. She is at her 32 and Mrs. Stevenson 1. custorhsu-y ,to obtain uie services “1 Was s Organ Prelude, "Hear My Pray­ and will serve from 6 'tfi'8 ^o'clock effect today. Storra, July 10, Dorothy Ran­ The Manchester delegates were morning worahin at Bolton 0>n- /^Broken Genesis ,5 snd M s ^ 8 . I - home in Worcester, Mass., for the of a volunteer from the community gregationat Church tomorrow, Male er’’ - - Mendelssohn. on Thursday. July 15. Mrs.'-Eye- The ordinance is as follows: “ It kin, lecturer and creator of the with the majority agkln when to help part-tinrie. Arrow” Anthem. ' T a k e M y Life and L e t ' Sunday, July It. summer. FRESH. Imll be unlawful for any person, “ Storm and Shipwreck.” This Is la Teekalraler War Briile” It Be"— Dykes. Morning Worship at 10:00 a. m. Hymn of Praise. “There’s a George Patros,, George Smith. lyn H. Coughlin and Mra. Rlta'^J.- “LitUe Theater Marionettes.’’ will they cast their votes for Judge The program has served on the Wideness in Grid's Mercy." Schaefer are co-chal 'men of the flrtn-or corporation to leaye outside be presented in a program' Sunday the fourth in a series of sermons Offertory Dl)^t, "Lord of All Be- "Requirements^for Service in the Maurice Morrow-, local teachers John J. Bracken of Hartford as average of about two-third* the Sinrte Snn.; “ The French .Line” Selected music. affair and they will be assisted by o f anybuilding or in a a place ac- at the University of Connecticut candidate for attorney general. on outdoor scenes from the Bible. Ing’'- Hatton; Kingdom" lire presently attending summer 5 LUEBERRY school enrollment, hinnlng cloae In (Delor Plus John Warns In Scripture Reading, Psalm M bs. Mabel K. McCaffrey. Anyone cessibleHo children, any unattend­ Student Union Ballroom at S.p. m. State Hep. Daniel C. F lyn n . of Morning'worshln is'being conduct­ Sermon Hymn, “ Strong Snn of ■ Annual Outdoor Service spon- sessions at the University of Con­ ed or diacanled Ice box. refrigera­ to 200 meals a day during the last ed st 10 a. m. tn accordance with “Tall In the Saddle”. Gnd. Immortal Love.". i sored hv the Covenant Church of 107:23-31. Acts 27.1-44. Jonah necticut. who wishes to sta.v and play-cirds in another o f the University sum- West Hartford, the other candi­ year. It is an outgrqwth o f a P T A tor or any dtljer container of any summer custom. , , Phone Sermon,'"Quality or Quantity 7” | Granby to be held at the Parson- 1:1-15. Mark 4:35-41. Reports on other teachers have for the femainder of the evening ICE CREAM mer aeries of convocations and ape- date for the post, withdrew before Hymn of Preparation. “Jeaua, kind which hab^u air-tight door sponsored program Vyhith began A meeting of the executive com- TH DARTS DAIRY, Inc. MI-S-84S8, Clnaing Hymn, "Hall the G lorl-‘ age on Vining Hill Road at 3;30 John LaCroix at his summer home may do sd at no extra charge. cial eventa. The preaientation w ill' the roll cajl was completed when Bolton educaUori was housed Saviour. Pilot Me." • Final arrangements have been with snap lock or other locking be open to-the public. S ^ t over Reform Plank mlttee of the church will he held Oils Golden City.” jp. m. The Rev. Carl Lugn of Hart- on Martha's Vine.vsrd and will at­ In four one-roon^hi^*. ^ ^ In the parish room st 8 p. m. on 'Sermon, fourth in summer ae­ made for the annual Mystery Ride device thereon without first re­ The campus appearance la part' In the first fight of the con- Postlude, ’'Prelude and Fugue | ford is the speaker, and Miss Inez tend a thre* week economic work­ Teachers ^ that time heated Monday. Mondsv. CkaaSel t ((.rmerly Si N.w Havas, /Ka.dar, Sdy (| ries. out-of-doors scenes in the shop at the Unlveraity in August. on July 24. Tickets are obtain­ moving said door from said ice of Miss Rankin's annual tour of v-entton, that;, over the "reform " ('aaa. in G Minor"--Buxtehude. Carter, well-known Negro soloist box, refrigerator or container. ■ canned aqup on' the school’s pot- 3:3 -( SI'Tl) RE . ANNOI NTEJ Bihte, ’’Storm and Shipwreck." Ronald Morgan is attending' sum­ able for the Lecture,-. A New New England, under sponsorship of plank In the'pgrty platform on the Game Blated I CkAHNtI 3# 4Saw RHUIri. CaDD. 134) WHAT IN THE WORLD Nursery .during 9:36 Sundsy j is the guest singer. “ Any person, hrm or cotpomtion b ellie^h estin g plant and super- The town baseball team, which C:ka«Bcl t t Holyaka. (M ) PII..M / service. The Week Hvmn of Application, "Eternal mer school' at Willimantlc State •England b’fis fo r 41- passengers ha.l various agencies such' as TV sts- subject of county government, the vlapd""^its serving to supplement MANC-HESTER CiiaBNU 53 WaUrkNry. Father. Strong to Save." violating any of the provisions of ‘tions, museums, colleges and wom­ Manchester delegation apltt, three won both its games over the holi­ (33) .MAN OF THE tg^riEK Parishioners who.need the serv­ Monday, July 12: Dwiiy Vacation Teachers College, Mrs. Euphemia been chartered for the trip. Tick­ tius ordinance shall be deeiw lunches carried from home. ChaiiB^ 5t Sprligfield. Jiaoo. ^ ,<3I) M ATINEE T H M T »:R ices of a minister are asked to call Organ Poatlude—Rlnck. Doe.bener,. and Mra. Mercedes ets should be bought in advance. en's clyhs. The Little Theater to one, in favor of retention of t ^ day weekend, will meet the Hebron D m v C- 9K,1k£At*l£ f:M/( 3> TO BE ANNIM'NrED Bible School opens at 9:15 a. m. guilty of a misdemeanor and upon' (The full-meal, or Class A t.vpe the chairman of the Board'<)f El­ Prior, both of Manchester are - at A ll wlto plan to take the trip orkshop and studio, which has; Its plank In the platform. team tomorrow at 2:15 p. m. at the BOLTON N(7T£i( 5:M (5) TO RK ANNOI'M'KU (S3aSl YO l TH t A e 8 A 8TAND for all children from 4 to 14 years' conviction thereof shall be fined, lunch, was introduced with ih e local school diamond. (Ui f a 4'T8 r n i f m ders and Deacons. Stanley Matte- their homes. They took, extra hdadquartera in Peabody, Maas-., The plank in aueation , pledges iUi TH »: F I N AHOW of age. Registration.i for the one- F.mamirl Lutheran Church , sre requested tn meet at the not more than 3250 or be imprison­ opening of the consolidated school <53) TO RK ANNOrN(*»:t> ^ 3:33 ( 3) 4lfcziE ^iHASBIBT—1o- ion, Mitchell 3-8249. courses st the State Teachers Col­ Grange Hall to board the bus. and has jiw l completed a series of six the party to abolish the present / with the,, W(>pk arhool may be phoned in by The Rev. Carl E. Olson, Paator ed not moiP. that 30 days in Jail In 1949 and conducted by the PTA Manchester Evening HemM Bol. (55) DKK lA Y IKMNGM Next Sunday will be the 2.5th caJling the chtirch office or Miss lege during the school year. the bus will leave al 7. Grange, CQmmett;ial television films and is three-man county commissions for a .year or two. The Board of Children Under 12 Free (fil) rOPrORN PJeAYNOlSR / Nel.on /amllv -* Dean W. Berg. or both. Each day such violation ton eorreapondent. Mrs. Doris (34331 AMEBIOAN w e e k and last week o f the preludlal per- Esther Gran.stroni. Transportation Mrs. Ethel Brehant of Hebron member, Leslie Knox, will be the now eng^ed In making s safety and substitute for them one coun­ LAST TIMES TONIGHT 5:$C ( 5) (3.1) „VEW 8^ WEATHER Assistant In the Paator 1b committed or permitted to con­ Education took over its msnage- DTtalln, telephone M l 8-5545. m i TALRNT ROI NDl r fortnances of the organ works of is also at her home. She too took film for an'tpsurance company, to ty supervisor vvho vvould be elect­ (SI) rAA^R'A 8TI DY will be furnished if desired. There MIsa Beverl.v Brown, Organist driver. tinue shall constitute a separate (M) T.n.A. Bach. During the past 25 weeks ia no tuition charge. extra courses st the college during screen for aenbpi children all over ed by the people. The co-. it.v com- *nold Johnson and Jer In Middletown jbefnre she leaves It / ■ and udes and fugues, chorale preludes, Divine worship, 9;00 a.m. Rhftr Power Tools Residents of the upper end of H uiiciredg A ^^it effort to strike this plank from In District Three the treatment (SI) NEW* a WEATHNB family to he held al the church. All for West Virginiii. She completed organ concerti, pastorales snd trio Prelude, "Prelude in E Minor’’^— - . T r a d e s —TERMS Mountain .Street marveled at a the platform, but gave up- their W ork Aiiiiounced will be applied toJ,4 miles of Conn. 1:43 iSII FILM CAMERA SHOP friends are Invited. Mr. Johnson; a a course in reading readiness, at sonati. The organ prelude next Bach. wind phenomena shortly after 1 effort when the - progress of,, the 58 in Fairfleld from U.8. lA north­ • :ll (ttl INni'STRV ON PABADK Photo Supplies, Portrait former pastor o f the church, is now the State Teachera-College during m. yesterday. On the Charles ^ R escu e in FI “ iro -H iT Stmday will be the Toccata and Quartet, "Hear My Prayer"— the school-year. Mrs. Hazel Smith roll call" vole showed a -pow’erful erly to the M erritt Parkway and t:ia ( 3) YOIT ASKED FOB/IT— and Commerrial Photography serving as Superintetidetit of Uie Cdpitel Equipnment Co. aU farm a large patch of loosely Rrqu*vu for th* / unusual. Fugue In D Minor. Areadelt. & majority In favor of'retaining , the two sectidna (2.0 miles) o f Conn, <6 E. Center St. MI-S-8808 Children’s- Home in Cromwell, of town is 4t horhe. 88 Main St.— "Tel. .5n-S-79.58 cut hay waa swept up by a email Hartford, July 10 — Road eec,- lENMHR JONES 'MONIGOMflnr Offl Art Bsk*r. emceV Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds of Elon Offertory, "Shepherd's Sunday Mr. Henry ,Wymsn will use as tlank, in accordance with the t J I J , . I 89 In Esslop from Conn. 106 south- (S3) r A f i . k i l m a s i A h o w z Conn. - ■ ‘ ' whirlwind and carried across the (Continued from Page One) Alons scheduled for bitumlnus sm- | ,>iy ,or i.i miles and from Sport College, former pastor, will occupy Song" Kreutzer. •\ w-isli^es of Governor Lod; ,. (3.11 NEWS a WEATMEE Frrd4,v.' Jiily 16; Closing Exer­ valley and deposited about onh ErtvnrrtsnrdB. iKtst/ 7:33 ( 3-31) t'OLI.EGK OF MI'SIPAL waters and had to be rescued by form, while England, who is one July 11— , 466 Main St. sounded like an airplane flying a In -District One \^-ork on the esst Hartford from Conn. 179 souther­ X 'Ml RANGE RinPH K.vnWLEDGE — Tenneiae* St. Mab>’’s Epiacopal flturrh police. of Hartford Coubty'’a three coun­ Jaaa C'hmiard FiremiiN Kava / (33) Al'C.t'FJtA RTORY / Knne The Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister ' short distanee'from the house. side o f the river include 4.4'miles ly; 1.9 milea of Conn. 109 in Morris la (33) niG rtcT vn r. / 11 a. m., Sunday .Service. fliurrh and Locust Streets Church Services Authorities in the stricken areas ty ; commissioners, voted in favor *M> rhlld" i;tS.U)F;AHN VOI R VACATION 11 a. m., Sunday School. Florenre Wood and of the, motion to rilntihate this pf Conn. 17.in the town of Portland from Conn. 83 easterly; 1.8 mjles (31) BREAK THE BANK — Brrt (331 AFTH O H ME3;T8 c r it ic The Rev. .Mfred L. YVilllams,' Gertrude Wilson, Organists . • The Rev. John D. Lundberg of forbade the drinking of unboiled Parka- ■/" (BOA^-AADE IN THE .PAO- Wednesday meeting. 8 p. m, particular party pledge. frOrn U- S. 6A to the Glastonbury of Conn. 132 in-Bethlehem starting Gl ITA R ? Nfiikp dnnfs Rector . the Woodbine Baptist Church, of water for fear of typhoid. Amd Tkt 7:M ( 3) MAN BEHIND THE BADGE. Reading room hours: town line; all of Summer. Street 6he mile east of the Woodbury SlarllHK Nn;rd^N 7:33 (>4-S4UI VOI R PIJlVTIME — The Rev. Doltald N, Hungerford, Sunda.v, .July 11; Minneapolis, Minn., will be the Between Linz and Vienna, the CUy Hllrk^o . ra v* I’f .•m* Yankee ft 'also in Portland;. 3,0 -miles of town line; 1.5 miles of Conn. .47 in In Calor . (S43S):,ilEAT THE t’M irK—Bud •’Mlaa J )arkn e»«'’ Tuesday and Friday. 12-4 p. m. • Curate 9:30 a.m., 'Church echool. with guest preacher at the Second rising waters flooded villages of -, . . _ r/llver (U I FILM Tuesday - - 7:? p. m. SENSATIONAL! ■Conn. 17a in Portland from U. S. Washington from Washington De­ "The ..Bru«-ua' .Bultd 4 S.vdney W, .MacAlpine. rommencement exerciaea of the 28 MILKS EAST OF MANC.HKSTER—OFF ROUTE 44 /rS Union Service of the Methodist the picturesque Wschaii - famed I ( KlC’H A l c r l e U pot, northerly and 4.8 miles of (3 1 l.n D ^ Y MA< K SHOW Wednesday.) 7-7:55 p. rn. for Its medieval castles and wlnej^ 6A 4o Ck>nn. 17; 10.0 miles o f Conn. (SI) E (fN>fN O IX rE D Hmi^e" Organist and Choir Director j i Vacation Bible School. Nelaon K il­ Lot* now'owned bv residents nf fourteen Connecttnit towns; and Baptist Churches tomorrow at 89 in Mansfield and Ashford (in Conn. 63 in Litchfield'and Morris (411 TO RE ANNOCNCED The public Js cordially invited to patrick. superintendent. n ■ ' . > the Baptist Church. The service ■III ■— l.;4f ( 3t TOA8T OF THE TOWN-* attend our,'se,ri1ce8 and use the ( JOIN TOUR NEIGHBOR.^ FROM THE NEW. evacuated, families had to be ^ q I | | vasioil ‘H illl’ .two sections) northerly from, a erom one-half mile south of Conn. ' ■ Roeemary riooney, TTia The 4th Sunday after Trinitji: 10:45 a-.m.. Worship service, sub-, will start at fl-.,'IO. a. m. 2.5 to one-quarter mile north of the reading rooim; Two Bridges Threaten^ point Just north o f Cohn. 195 in NORWICH Four r,ad(le. ' 8:00 *.m., Holy Comnurnion. ject "Gnyra Goal.” i EAGLKVILLE EAST HARTFORD George Conklin, a second yeax Mansfield; and 3.8 miles of U. S. W.stertown town line.. (341 8I NDAY PLAVHOI BE — ".Sacrament” win be the Subject 10:00 a.m.. Morning Praytsr and 7 ;30 pun,, Evang'elialic aer^ce, GLASTONBURY " — ' HARTFORD INSURANCE, « :Blarkmal!7 1 Student at the Hartford‘'SemlnarV- * l»nding stage for ferries (Continued from Page One) 44 in Ashford from U. S. 44A T \\C\i R E ^ the -Lesson-Sermon fo r ' .Sun- sermon bl’ the Rector. . .Senior .theme, "Chriat'a Call." MANCHESTER MANSf-TELD CENTER Foundation,------— ■ - ... will, — occupy the pui- swept, down the Danube threaten- A i ■ I TT r m n T t r w (33) ON THE BOARDWALK — the Eastford town line. On the , ' Paul Whiteman -■ day. July 11. The Goltien Text is choir. 7;4.5p.m. Wednesday, Prayer MANSFIELD DEPOT . .NEW BRITAIN pit at. the First Congregational ing to cfash into two.big bridges Fans have” been iisM In Oilns Lvcnings i>:. > froin J()hn; "The bread of God; is ,had reports from reliable sources west aide of the river work wjll . (U ) SCNDAV CINE.MA Musical' outline of this service: meeting ,vrith missionary’ empha- raOMPSOXVILLE TOLLAND Church of Vernon tomorrow at at Linz. since about 3000 B.C. - Saturday Matinee-2:90 REAL ESTAfE •'The, Phantom of ■ 43nd He wliich Cometh down, from All bridge traffic bet-ween the that -the invasion was' to be be done on *11 of Conn. 147 in Mid- Street" Procantonal, "O So*-iour, Precious sis. -nr ■ ■ ‘ WEST WILLIN'GTON Pl.AINVn-LE 8:3®, a. m. in the absence of the launched from neighboring xoun- dlefleld; 4.4 miles'df Conn. 157 also 7 LAST DAY C h arits W . ithrop (SI) 8CMMER COMEDY HOCB-. heaven, and giveth life (into the Saviour" 6:45 p,m. Thursday, (Caravan. MIDDLETOWN ROCKY ILLE pa.'itnr who is on vacation. | north and south banks nf the Dan­ Nothing Cut. But the Prices! Cueat Martha Stuart W(jpld." (6T33). ube at Linz was prohibited as the tries. But observers said, the in Middlefield from the Durliam In c . 3:44 < iMili TELEVISION PLAT Sequence. ’’Love Divine, All Loyes “AT THIS SECLUDED SUMMER LIYING SPOT” Services at St. John’s Episcopal A9«nc Selections from the Bible in­ Excelling*' landing stage; ripped loose from. rumprs might have been circu­ toWii line to the Middletbvvn line; . -a sesawa Hweiisi"’ .CHARLES W . LATHROP HOI'Af:— "Man Drowntnr'’ Gospel Hall SELFSTORINO Church tomorrow will be at 8 a. C0N.'(T/0M D (34UI TELEVISION THEATER clude the foUowing: "Jesus saith. Offertorj-. "The Living. God” Jts mooring* 20 milps upstream, lated as pari pf X war of nerves alt o f Beseck Lake Road in Mld- “3M nuBtasar I lljfl East^enter Stiy«t 415 Oeiter St. ’ SELECT Yo u r LOT NOW • ' m. aiid H o ly. jCommunion -with by elements hostile lo.F'igueres. dlcfield; 0.7 mile of Conn. 187 in "The lliinted'* -t unto them, Children, have ye any . Olflara .J- morning prayer and sermonnat H approached th»- Austrian city'. -V '- l fflanpliMter, Cona., (M) ROCKV' KING—Dele'ctjve meat? They'anawered him.. No. NEW COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT Between Linz and Pa/*au, scores (Inform ants'' in Panama said 'Suffleld northerly from (John. 190; EASTWOOD 3:14 (34) MR. AND NR8. NORTH Recessional, “Tlte CTmrch’s One Sunday services! al* m. The-Rev, Albert Jepson is (n San Jose h4td Leen alerted to the 2.0 nulea of Bloomfield Avenue In (UI DOCTOR i.q. And he said unto them. Cast’ the Foundatfoh,’’ ' . 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of Bread. of 'vUlsges w erj like ghost towps. " Cinemascope Proseata t AT - ’ - (UI T.B.A. charge o f the services during the po.siiWlifv.’b( a bombing attach, Windsor- starting al the High S:tftkS)/HANK ON THE 8TAR8 .■ net on the right side Of the ship, The Orange Lddges will w-6rshjp 12:15 p,jn„■ .Sunday Schoob CALL ON US THIS WEEKEND! month o f July., The high waters sv/ept almost a CHfV<» Webb, Jeoa Peters, ‘W J o i y * •(34^1 8TAGK 8HOW 14:44 (.3-411 DOLLAR A SECOND _ and ye shall find. They cast there­ mile over their bsnUs near Linz presiimapfy froih Nicaragua where School;' 3.5 miles of Cpnn. 20 in (33) FILM (Ml THE wa;n—■ In a body at ;hls ser. icirt. Spaee in 7:00 p.m.*, .Gospel seiwlce. A t-th e morning scnlce at the The Treadmltr’ fore.,and now they were not able tb race into the town of Dferding. troops dere reported massed. 'The the towns of_^Windsor and East Dorothy MeGuIre, ^ ( i t ) W HKIHE’S RAYMOND—Bay the .Church will, be rrwert'ed for The Week Uhlon Congregattonarj^hiirch. the Brtl**r. . (41> HRKAK THE RANK — to draw it for the.' multUilde. of them. • i- ' , , Thv. Linz electricity works reports did npl describe the na­ Graniffir from Conn. 75 tn ivindsbr I Ixmls Jourdsn (UI NIGHTCAP EDITION Tuesday','8 p.tp., Prayer meet, pastor, the Rev. F o r c fjl M »«*er^ NdMEIS lAIT 1111114 t:M ( S) AM ATE I R HOt'R — Ted fishes." (John 21:5-6). Wedne.sdsy; 10’:00 a. m.. Holy ARTIWOFLA warned of possible fires^ and an­ tionality of. the troops.', to Conn. 187 in East Granby; 4.8 ■ ’ i,. , a. Mark. b

1. X- -7. • X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 3IANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY; JULY 10, 1954 'AGE FIVE ^ E t O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALB. MANCHESTER, CONN m S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1954 I Coveniry. V Agreem,eni Ends CrcnicU Failing v . Experts Differ 'Playground Honduran Strike .Bids for Proposed School In Probe Attempt On ‘Gaiise’ of Notes . Tegucigalpe, Honduras, July .10 \ I. Simmons’Canriland r Washington, July 10 For­ (Ah—The U.S.-owned United Fruit m er Communist Paul Crouch, a Thorne’s Death . 'it.'. Will Be Opened Thursday The pleyifrounde completed their Co, and Honduran labor leaders frequent government witnesa at Signed an i^reement last night t.- ■ i MCOnd week of-operation and de- hearings and trials on subversion, Coventr.v, July 10“ (Special)— (Ceetleaed J^rom Page Oas) nplte ecatterihr etorms they had the summer from Cornell Uiiiver- ending a tWo^ihdhth strike' by 23,- appeared today to have failed in The local school buildin;; commit­ many Interesting actlvltiee. Tues­ eity with her parents,^ Mr. and OOO bwana workers. The settle­ an attempt to get 'the Senate coroner said. "The person who tee is seeklnii; scaled proposr.Is for day evening on each playground ment ‘raises minimum daily wages Judiciary committe* to investi­ geiieral construction, including Mrs. Joseph Motycka. was last seen 'sdth him cen play they had their flret of a senes of from $1.68 to $2,04...... gate high Justice Dept, officials. an important pert in sol-virig this heating, ventilating, ptuhibing and weekly picnic suppers where the Work was expected to be re­ However. Crouch reportedly •mystery.” -;elpctrfcal work for- the proposed Manrheeter Bvenlag Herald Cov­ children roasted marshmallows and sumed Monday on the company's has asked a second Senate-group elementary school. Tliese will be entry rbrreapondeel. Mrs. rtiarlfs McCarron said hs haa eallail 8 hotdogs around-an open lire, L. LJttte, telephone PIIgrinij2-6S2l. vast plantations. .'-the Investigations Siibcommlt-, received until Tlm rsdiv at 7 p. m. The wajkout had paralysed ba­ tee headed by Sen, McCarthy-^to meeting Monday of Leon. Dr. Jer­ The doll aheev originally schedi when all proposals will be pub­ nana operations pn the north coast chWk on Atty. Gen. Brownell arid ry Kearns, head pathologist of the uled for Wednesday was postponed licly opened and read at the Rob- and spread to factorles, breweries, his deputy, William P. Rog*rs.‘ coroner’s office and .scltntist; Dr. until Thursday evening due to ertson School. No proposcia' will French Weigh and logging and'mining companies. Chairman Langer of the Judir Jolin Sheehan; head o f the pathol- . rain, but still proved very popular be acceoted after tha', hour. ' The United Fruit Company^ esti­ cla^ Coirimlttee said yesterday ogy department and dean of the as each playground was deluged CoplM of plan.i and' •peclfica* he had tiirned over to'his group's Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola mated that -banaps shipments University; Dr. Otto Saphlr, Uni- "by dolla. Winners were chosen and tlons, intpn-.ietion for . WddeiSj, would be less than half the rate Internal Security subcommittee a Evacuation of verSity , of niinois professor of ' awards presented for varioug types form of proposals, h«-. ertll. be conducted every Thursday Drakp;' architect, 976 Farmington The aettlement— described ga a to the enemies of the United • evening by the Recreation Dept., Ave„ We.st Hartford and the F.. one-year working agreenikiit"— States" by investigating Crouch’s McCarron said the doctors will .; .(Cnattneed from Page Oee) was held in Center Park,w ith be­ W. Dodge Corp., West Hartford. . was expected to cost the company reliability as a witne.ss. study the toxicological, patho­ tween 200 and .300 children and logical, and other findings pre- General coutractora only desir­ about 3*j mlMion dollarra year in The Justice Dept., often has used parents In attendance. These mo- His Information chief said ru­ ing one set of plans and spec'"- wage boosts and fringe benefits. Crouch as a paid informant and a , sented to the coroner by l^ n and ■ Vies will be shown ever>* Thursday mors that he ordered the with­ caUons for their ii.se may obtain These include two-week paid vaca­ witness at varioua proceedings. Dr. W alter R. Camp, state evening at dusk and w ill last drawal of Hanoi's civilian popula­ A few hours after Langer-talked toxicologist. , the same upon request and a ISO tion apparently .were based on a tions, increased medical aid and pro.'cimatcly one hour. to newsriien. Sen. Jenrier (D-IndV. Friends Qtieslioned deposit to he refunded if a bona brief conversation he had at the time and a half for overtime. The first children's squai^dance chairman of the Internal Security Four youths, friends of Thome, fide bid is subi litted as specified airport with a group of Hanoi The agreement was signed in had to be postponed a - week be­ / • ■ aubcommittee, was reached at his were questioned by police yester­ anj the plans and apeclfications businessmen. The spokesman gave the finance ministry by two com­ cause the tennis conrt^have not are returned in good condition pany, district managers, 15 union farm home near Bedford, Ind., and. day and all 'denied they had seen this account of the conversation; he said o f Crouch's,demand: been completed at toe'W est Side, within 10 days after the close of leaders.and six ipembera of a govr, him within two weeks o f his death: V The .businessmen asked -Ely "That aort,,‘6f thing 1s absurd. but will be held nejft^week, Friday, toe bid. ernment mediation., hoard. Chief of Detectives John O'Malley July 16, at 7:30ju n . what should be done xbout their W e don't act oh things like that. Contractor.s or subcontractors Roberto Arellano.^ Bonilla, eco­ said they all told him they never The Jump ropeioumament which X" families. The general replied that I’ll have to ^ ll a meeting of the heard of Thorne using narcotics. wishing additional seta of docm- until 'some decision was reached nomic adviser to the central, strike subcommittee on it. but 1 don't was held toipw-eek on all the play /■ ment.s may purchc.,-:e them at the committee, tolkesman for the company, found dead in his one-room apart­ bach. Charter Oak Street: Vcr- In the event that peace efforts court cases. Brownell agreed to ment he had rewritten hla will, 'The 4-H Garden Tour July 20, failed, the spokesman said. It whiph has its home office In Bos­ look Into the matter. Crouch planck, Maxine Felber;,. Bowers, will include a visit to_ the Hart­ ton, said "Both the company and leaving three-quarters o f hia near­ .Sue Luettgens; Nathan Hale, would seem more prudent to move denied there was any conflict In ly two million dollar estate to ford Regional Market.' Local club out women and children. The same Honduran people were iiurt a great his testimony, * Frances Opalach,'22. CotUge St.f members will meet at 5:45 a.m. at deal by the strike." The settle­ Maureen and hOr mother, Aleen. Robertson, Galda-OSols, 22 Hudson possibility might arise In the event the Second Ccngregational Church. that a peace aettlement called for ment terms. It was said, were sub­ Mrs. Marion Thome, the youth's St.; Valley Street, Paulette. Crp* A ll are invited to attend. If trans- redistribution of troops, he adde^. stantially the same as thfcse of- mother, who was sole ben^ciary teau. Rosemary Place. TOrtation li needed contact Mrs. I SItuatioB Grave fe(:ed "a considerable time ago.” than 350 varietiea of it., though Its Hospital Notes in hia original will, was left one- The week of July 12 will be a Elias Clay. Persons who have I The situation in Hanoi has be­ She. w‘ore a cute little white eighth of his estate as was his very busy one pn all the play­ service now is confined to flavor­ transportation ^ offer arc also come increasingly serious in the Jacket with re. figures that was ing for fried bacon or sausages. aunt, Mrs. Caroline MoDOugell grounds. Monday, evening will requested to contact her or club made in Guatemal', a happy-go- Und. past week because o f the mounting Ellington I,et Me Tell You PaHeeta Today: 1.10 feature a Scavenger H.unt begin members. Mrs. (play is In charge of stream of refugees pouring in' " lucky cap which almost matched; A legal battle over the two wills With great enthusiasm for her nlng at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday will arrangements. tromfrom methe Red River deltadelU in the'th e! D 1 k I I though it came from Austria, and AD M ITTE D YESTERDAY: appears in proepect. A cting Pro* be the weekly picnic supper, and ..The local 4-H family picnic and a pair of good old American hobby and an equal amount for Mrs. Jene Tyler, 729 N. Main St.; bate Judge Charles G. Seidel yee~ wake of the French withdrawal I D a U geS A w a rc le c t the visitors to Capriland she Wednesday the On Wheels Parade homemaking trip will be held July from the delta's aouthem sector. ” gardening slacks. - Richard Varney, 40 Fairfield St.; terday set Aug.. 6 as the date fo r where children are urged to deco­ speaks .in joyous tones, "L et me The best Way $log 21' at the Jex« A. Brainard farm It ia estimated that between 75,r .S n m if M 4*l»ltk«si*a Standing on the sloping hillside Joan Hathaway, RFD 1, Rockville: hearing a.rguments over admission rate ansrthing thht has wheels, on Ripley Hill. 000 and 100,000 refugees have I <^*-0111 iU e illD e rS tell you* about our 38 different Mr*. Irene L Tupper, RFD 3. of Thorne's second will. of her garden I Coventry, Mr*. types of thyme. - ■Including baby carriages, scooters, John Fardal of Ripley Hill has swelled Hanoi's normal population ' Adelma Grenier Simmons talked Mancheater; .Mrs. Elizabeth. Dob­ Mrs. Und appeared at the sea> bikes, wagons, etc. been nSmed chairman of a corn of 300,000. of an "old world" plant, the herb. " I f you will excuse the pun, I son. 258 Henry St.; Timothy Nico­ Sion and waa questioned to estab­ Ellington, "July 10 — (Special) — lish that Mrs. Thome was tha Tennis I^essone w pper Aug. 14 . to be sponsored ■ Kortunstely. 1.000 tons of rice : s ,'„n d “ cUra bl To all'side# of the quaint fema e yy*" the care la, 30 Eldridge St.; Kenvin Mag­ lU A e w - ______i _ . ______- I oecona ciaaa oi have been Thursday again will be the mov. from you can help by the 4-H Town Committee at the gardener were little plants surjing LI*** ’L**^...^^ **>:*"*■’ . uire, New Britain: Mrs. Anna nearest blood relative at young won by 16 Girl Shouts who sue- !es In Center Park beginning at Church Community House. skyward. The plants, which in have no time because I spend too Schrall. 60 Deerfield Dr.; Harry Thome and he waa the. legal heir dusk. The weekly tennis lessona The local 4-H Fair will be staged many part.*: of the \ orid are much time weeding the thyme.’ " Price. 10 W'est Rd., Rockville; to his late father's estate. .conducted by Bill Steams wrill be Aug. 21 with A light cafeteria sup­ 2.000 tons In the immediate future, i fields. legendary, can be found in abund­ Her infectious smile grows even Richard Amundaen. W a t r o u a ’ held Tuesday afternoon at 3 at the per between ‘ the afternoon - and The recipients are: Linda Zah- ance at Mrs. Simmons’ CaprllatiU. broader as ahe extends an invi­ Road. BoUbn: Judith Kindersher- "Y ” courts and Thuraday at the 111 evening programs. The New York H«rald THbune I *l^*;*t» ” ***"^' tation for visitors to bend down ger, RFD 1, Rockville; Samuel stop )Vorld War "This was a goat farm at fone The 4-H "rown Committee will' and inhale the redolent aroma of MCAlitater. 28 Hale Rd.; Rodney W est Side. said In a dispatch from Paris the ' ^*^^*^* Ouellette, Marsha McCon- time. That explains the napric. 1 Friday evening at 7:30 there wilt meet Mohda.v at 8 p. m. in the United states ” IT S m ^ S X})’*' Nancy Lusa. C>mthla Lewis, the venerable plant. Mr*. Simrimns Bentley. RFD 1. Rockville; Miss Robertson School. A ;^ ft of 16 has doubt if one more fitting cotiid be states that thyme is grown moat- be a square.dance for children at France It is no longer interested in ' '^'•n« Abrahamson; Laurel And- chosen after tramping up and Irene Burnett, Ellington;' John been received by the cohitnlttee erson, Linda Anderson, Robin Ba- l.V in Corsica. Russia and along the Two' the West Sloe. The weekly tour­ operating a triinihg program for down the hillsides. The girls who Chambers. 26 Knox St.' George otoriata wars nament conducted on all the play­ before it starts! which will fte applied to next year's Vietnamese troops. Johr, Donna DeBoctoU, Linda Mediterranean ar.ea. Miner, RFD 1, Rockville; Mr*. arrested' Ing on ths Wil- come here to visit and make the 4-H CMmrp Fund. Griswold, Denise -Krowchenko, Pa­ The bright afternoonaun reflect­ grounds will be Jacks. TTie dl.apatrh said the switch In mistake < wearing high heels Barbara Jolly, West Hartford; bur Crosa>Hi| yestsrday and *Mr«, Smith tk>-C1uUrniraa tricia Aborn and Helen Moulton. ed off her glasses as she moved today, local The adults will get a chance *t> American policy had greatly dis­ realize that it is truly goat.land.” Wendy Putnam. 206 Hollister St. ilies said this mom- Mrs. Donald C. Smtih Is serving Hostess badges were (^aCned by about talking of each herb with recreate on.,Monday evening for couraged French ofriciala. says the middle aged lady as she ADMrrrED t o d a y : Randy ‘ ng. ■ / ^ as co-chairman with Clark Stock­ affection and breaking her fascinat- Dorothy I. Nolte, J26. of BroOk- the first of a ecriee of outdoor Well-aimfid T R U T H is the free world’e beet their own countriee, t ^ ir own towna, their own In Washington. U. S. diplomatic Marjorie Lanz, Jane Clapp, Lau­ started a tour throrgh the garden. Jars'mba, East Hartford; Joyce : B f square dances to be held at-, the ing of Hampton on the. Curriculum rel Anderson and Christine Park- Ing line of chatter occasionally to llne, rglaas., whs arrested for weapon right now. TIm beet weapon we have for neighbors. T R U T H that puta the finger on Com­ officlala indicated today that Sec- IJttle Know'i Plant remark, "What in the world? ” as Palmer. South Windsor. W est Side courts. They will start Study Committee of the Tempor­ retaiy of State Dulle.s Is Inclined speeding this morning by State 'I-;. helping Since the herb is not widely her eyes would catch a broken DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: this Monday. July 12. at 8:30.. upaetting Soviet plane of aggre$$ion—fo i munist informers. T R U T H that ezpoaea every ary-Regionar Planning Group em- to turn s deaf ear to -French urg­ Good grooming badges were Harry Ransom, Coventry; Mrs. TrOopef Elmer B. ^ e a l. She waa ■ bracing Windham and seven other known in this section'it might, be stem or perhaps a new bud being also found to be operating a ve­ Doll Show Winners •top Worid War III, the H-Bomb Waf, before Communist lie! ing* that he or Undersecretary given to Marjorie Lanz and Jane born. a Alta Laws. 281 Onter St.; Mrs. The winners o f the doll show- area towns. Of the aaven «vibcom- Clapp. Mrs. Ra.vmond Clark, Sr., well to acquaint the readers with hicle without a driver’sdlcense. Ustaria. , ' Walter Bedell Smith return to it. There are many kinds of herbs "Thyme Is a specialty " for Pot Hazel Vegtard ahd daughter, ja i held Thursday night are as fol­ Upaetting Communiat Plana y ' mitteea on the curriculum there Geneva for ahowdown talks with ts chairman of the troop com'mit- N. Elm St ; Mrs. Edith C. De m n . Joseph Nord, 26, of lyalUiam, lows: Bowers, prettiest. Sharon T R U T H beamed right through the Iron Cur­ are "four on which local reaidenta and ihvariable-uaea for them. Some ; pourri or Rose Jars. Now one thing Mass, waa arrested for the. Reds on a truce for ...... Indochina...... tee. Mrs. Howard Bajohr, secre- you must see is the Dye Wood. Toledo. Ohio; Willia.fn Waddefl. 43 Edwards, 154 W alker St.; best An important evidence of R F E ’s sucoees is that are serving. are dried for u.se a# a fla"oring to yesterday morning by \8tate tain to the 70,000,000 freedom-loving people However. though they said they " " ‘1 t-awrence Ander- foods, others for a niatchlesa fra ­ I The Romans, history tells us, dved Hollister St.; John Anderson. 20 dressed, Pamela Mercer, 148 the Communists are using every possible device These are the edmlnlstrallon. regarded" — “It as-- unlikely,...... these of­ aon treasurer. Avondale Rd.; Mrs. Blearior Lam­ TroOper Cliarlea Sanger. trapped behind that “ Curtain” in the enriaved supervision, grading and special grance, and certain species for me- the Britons blue with dye* from In other arrests yesterday, Walker St-: largest, -Marilyn. ficials did not. foreclose the possi­ - .<’hiu>ch Servlee , this herb. bert. Platiabtirg. N. Mrs. Vir­ Soviet eatellitee in Central and Eastern Europe. to “jam” H FE broadcasts— to dbrown out this services. dlcinai-purpose*. Kleinschmidt.. 57, of 94 Wells Horln, 74 Mather St.; smallest, bility that Dulles might change hi* The service of woraliip- at the (ilossary Kndless ginia Monk. 181 Center St.; Ar- Sarah Perry. 78 Tanner St.; oldest powerful “voice of freedom.” Mrs. Smith said there will be a On the continent of Europe was arrested by Patrolman Ro; Radio Free Europe gets that T R U T H to them mind sod flv back to Congiegation.-tl- Church will be at I many of the natives in amall vil- With boundless , , , energies Mrs. mand Chetelat,-118 Spring St. Irf age, Debbie Mercer. 148 Walker meeting of the full currlalum French Ambas.aador Henri Bon-, A. An.nis on a charge of breach of : ; . day and night . . . through 21 powerful Mail is smuggled out, escapees risk their lives to study gro'up Wednesday at 8 p.m. 9 a . m, Sunday, with the Rev. - i«n-e« expound herbs . as ■ miracle her garden of BIRTH YESTERDAY: a daugh­ the peace. St,; Nathan Hale, prettiest. Patty net pressed his government’s nlea Howard A. SekeVson of the Uni-1 Th* their aucces* finery *nd lista the names of each Gut; 19 Clinton St.; ' biggest, iranamitters in Weatem Germany and Portugal. bring the news to Radio Free Europe. “Keep it in Windham High School. This ter to Mr. apd .Mrs. Louis Laraia, HERE IS THE BATTtEGROUND in Windham High ^nooi. xn.s | y„te rd a y during k 30-mlnute ron‘ verslty of Connecticut as guest modern r-edicine failed are herb, its uses and many times a East Hartfrird. benise Glama, 105 Bissell St.; up!” they say, “It ia like bread and butter to group hopes to complete their data , with .Dulles at the State preacher------,u. in... ------the absence of .. Rev. little rmusing aidelight. Her glos- fanciest. Jeanette Caselli, 37 Clin­ BIRTH'S TO D A Y; a so’n to Mr. our people!”. . . by October. Tomorrow X p ‘- Afterward. Bonnet told Kenneth Johnson. ton S t; most unusual, Beverly People talking to People! Returnlng to Mrs. Simmons, she “ ry of stories see.ms endless, with and Mrk. Ronald Milter, South Burger, 109 Spruce St.; most And. back of the Iron Curtain, behind drawn OF PEACE attributes the start of the garden "'ore interesting than its pre- c p v ^ r y : a son to Mr. and Mr*. Radio Free E u ro ^ ia an independent American % /Mmu'hester-Ev'enlng Herald John MeV'eigh, 257 Spruce St. natural, Linda Edwards, 107 blinds, millions of our freedom-loving friends Legion meeting tomorrow to her husband George. About 20 • , , , ■ • . 'serves, a luncheon for the guests, enterprise. It is supported by the contributions of •ff-ion meetinx f t Is understood Dulles 1* primed , Ellington correspondent, Sir*. G- Spnic# St.; Verplanck, largest, where your “ Truth-Dollar” will go to work held at 3 p.m, in the .H eb ron , years O ago K I,* Jtc:he planted|SiCB|ivv;xa ma <«t*i«ass»mali ^S a *r-■ a S ik swa- „K s onlyW l U j f thatIIIC a sm all‘contrl- Karel Cobb, 215 Hillstown Rd.; free American d tizens— milliona of them—Ukeyou. risk their lives to listen. To drink in hope and American Legion Home. On Aug. to disa.ssociate the United States |i E. Berr, telephone Rockville den of herbs jii.st out.side the kifch- ,Ai,*,huVilhbution of a few coin* be made Card o f Thanks courage. To hear the'TRUTH . ' a district will have a family ' fL*”" Munich-tyoe agreement i 5-BS>3. : en of their 200-year-old home as a T ” *^' .u**.** toward th. cost of the food.* . Marines a-ere the first to Issue smallest, Pamela Riddell, 67 It enables free Poles to talk to their own 8 the body irmor as a standard Item of Thomas Dr.;- funniest, Ronnie The Iren Curtain is a strip o f land 4 to 6 miles But Radio Free Europe broadcasts have corns * SweeThcart l!ake, sTaf^ , ' ’ special Mother's Day pre.sent : Bibles Bn'S wrien th/Te. mnn i Actually ths grounds of Caprl- We Jo oxprees our titirero enslaved people, free Hungarians to talk to en­ 70,000,000, their spirit linconquered, can stop' equipment for’ combat troops. It Disnks to mir frlondx sod. neixiihors, tor ' Johnson, -269 Hillstown Rd'., wide, composed of traps, alarm lyatema, to be the most popular in these countriee. V tT A T S S S S : J3T«SSS =22' was developed by the .Na\’\‘’s (he klndnee* and >vmoath5' ehnarn In prettiest, Alyce' Anderson, 119 Commdnist aggression in its tracks. 70,000,000 slaved Hungarians, 'free Bulggriana and Czecho- Bureau of Medtrtiie' and Surgery u« St (he Jim- of the death of our wife Wadde,U Rd.; ’mo.st foreign,■ Pris­ riectric barbed wire and mine zonee. 21 transmitters in Western Germany and and mother. Mr* Tereaa Peracchlo glovakiana to broadcast the TR U T H back through freedom-loving people who stand between the and featured plasticized, laminated! We ate moin cratefui to all who sent cilla Anderson, 105 Olcott St free world and the ^ v ie t Union. - It’s guarded by Communist soldiers with Portugal are bro'adcasting day and night;_ fibre glass plates to stpp most-J6°‘'ai tributes. Valley. Strwt, biggest, ^ n n that Iron Curtain to their own peoples caught orders to aboot to kill. Runde, 229- Center St., sma'lallest. behind it and being bombarded by Communist - More transmitters, a more powerful voice RFTi offers news every hour from early, Center Building and Grounds Com­ lav Molotov. ' 1 contour or me tana. M « . »'m -i many religious statues" Thia part ''Ju**-just " ^ .in T t y .V o r k ’ wuh t h e r ^ * ^ emmunlUon • John Peracchlo and family. -'Valery Ford, 14.an St.; Beck ef It lie six freedom-loving nations— mittee chairman, Clarence A. Dulles was Xt Geneva when the mens original interest in herbs ,he Herb Garden is called »*rb. lies. Lies about you and your way of life. for TRUTH, are needed now. morning till after midnight. The captive Asian i* In . rAiTiA from h^r tnnnv .17!nrorkMn ** __ prettiest, Paulette rapt,Mu, Rosc- Czachoelovakia, Poland, Hungary, Romania. Bradfield. has been authorized ^to. peace conference opened ! United Nations, N Y., Jtil.y 10 , came from her many European -The prideful Episcooal-1 The Simmon# family seltled In > ■ mary Place;- best /oreigns._Ljireh People from six nations telling their own people So give noW, Dollars for T R U T H . - people heard aboQt'^tHe death o f Stalin and Investigate the possibilities of oh- aeveral • months agh. but he left i ** demanding a. halt Inljiinkets for the Albert Steiger ' unfalterlnely. tell the atorv Coveniry 20. year* ago. buying an i'. Bulgaria, and —with 70,000,000 Green, 15 Winter - St.; rnost un- T R U T H that atrengthens their hope and their Give a "TRUTH-DOLLAR." the arrest of Beria over RFE heura before terward. Smith remained | U' *^oib testa in the (Company of Hartford. She was of St. Biacre,'the Irish Monk who abandoned farm house and restor-! .^usual, Karen, •'Carlson, Summer people. ' jijw. ■.. -r- a time as head of the U. *S. i J*^*^*^* ■ ^**’*o**s until the World the stylist in their Clateway D e-; worked among'the pectple of France tug It to its present splendor. An , courage—and theirwill-to-freedom'. TRUTH about Send it now. they got the newa from their Iok^ I Communist- Street; tV^dell, largest. Barbara TTie association has 72 m e m b e r a i ‘tcl*8*tlon... • Since Smith returned Uoiirt can rule on their legality , pactment and loured extensively, ggq jg the patron saint of garden- i>id »hed has been converted into BUY TJricthlo, 103 Colombua SC; Their lives are controlled by the police state contp>Ued stations. R F E features auppreeaed and June receipts amounted- to'ttufu*. U. S; representation has under the U. Ni tnist agreements. U was direct contact with the in--frg. . ' a small store house where dried " sm ^ fC fc^ ^ h n a Hejns, 79 Coiom- ' whidi takes orders direct ffdpi the Kremlin. native culture—folk songs, literature, native $433 from projects, and expenses' *>cen kept at a secondary level. I K. Kriahn^. Menon, Indian I tocesting plant in other lands that IsH-liires Kreqiienllv h erb sareon d isp layan d com m er- nest bride doll, Karen They are bombarded with a tom-tom of lies lore. It actually exposea Red coHlsboratoroi were $163 including $64 for oil, $3.1, *u8 Dulles is reported, to have ! delegate to .the U. N. Trusteeship' her.pwn imagination. Mr*. Simmons is called’ upon to ' dally'availablr. Hois'eyer. dollars Johnson^-86 Colombua St.; be.st for Insurance premium*, and $22 made a Jioint of doing so out o f : Council, made the demand In the Today she speaks with author!-1 lecture about hertw quite frequent-. «ud cent* are not the aim of this in press and radio. ' I t covers lies with the truth. dressed;‘-Cheryl ilackey, 72 E.ssex for electricity. fear the meeting might pi'Sdiice ^‘^uuncll last night. He charged sP*fi** as Sage Clary ■ ly. Her mlereat in . the plants is ■ herb •hobbyist.. She is rich beyond- MEMORIALS * St.; most unusual, Su&an Carlson, Mrs. Leo T.. Leary, Organiza.- an Indochina truce whlch th e -U ., agteement for U. S. admlnla-Each 'Thursday ah.e holds description in her Wve for a 21 Irving St. . ‘ THIS COMMUNIST LIE IS ^ tional Commlftee chairman of the S. could not aoprov:'e'because of E'sHon of the Pacific Islands did "'fritan eye. She has iriore an open-house for. visitors and priceless scent'-and a spicy taste. Charter Oak, 'most -be^t^tiful. . association, will be chairman of a ; possibly broad coivcessions It not give her the right to make OF PROVEN - Linda McCabe, 37 Charter. OsH a c t u a l size o f U.S. d o lla r BILL food sale in August.for the. budget' mleht give .the Communists. them a.^ nuclear weapons, proving • . St.; most foreign, Ooltette Ven­ ' benefit. On Oct. 4 and 5 there will F>en as the fOrench urged ground. H e b fo n the rear end of a-parked car supervision. ■ Cavmnagh estimated tura.'-31 Charter . Oak''St.:- best be a minstrel for this purpose with ptilles to. return tb Geneva, the Siding with Russian and Syrian Main .Street. . there are more than 10,000 such .character doll. Donna'- Kelly. 32 “The very teaching .to children in American Cover this lie with your ■ Mr*.ClaytonHeri:^ckRachalrmaq.^Secrel.aryofStateand'Uhdersec- delegates in ba-'-bed attacks on the . Lucius Lord of MaribOroiigh was | buildings in the city. W e lls St.; :.most original. Patty The first-rehearsal and try-outs retary Bmith were busy exchahg-1 U. S. testa., Menoji said the ex SUPERIORITY O'Brien, 79 Wells St.;; ‘smallest, schools is meant thftuni them into thieves Special Session ^ .also fined $12 for violation pf'rules : Cavanagh said-that the tnapec- • for this will’,be Monday from 7;30 ing views with ton diplorpats from | periments threatened to ^ destroy of the-road. - , - liQ,g ^jy citing the law, would tn- Susan Binock. 27 Charter Qah St. € € and murderers.” ' ' , yy - p.m. to 9 p.in.. in the auditorium. Australia, New' Zealand,.Thailand ou>y lU* lu toe: islands' but the Property Transfers ' diice the 'bwner..of the air’ condi- . Green, prettiest baby doU, An- . / ' . Set-Back Winners i and the Philipotnes about th e' l»!"nds themselves. 1 ' Slated for Volers CorriKlly designed monuments are products of direfol • Projjerty sales recently recorded' hire xnd^gineer for the dria.G-.egor'y:. best dressed,"Carol /There w-.ere six and one-half ta -' American project fo’r a south'sasti Mason Sears, the U. S. dele- intelligent study. They, have balance, distinction and , Mooney. .I99 'Parker St.; most un- hies rifi set-back, in play at' toe Asia defense bloc. gate, replied 'that no lives had at the town clerk's office: include ‘ *'*’’ Hebron, .. July 10— (Special! — the following; Lots 147 ahd 148 ^*'l"'^ fireman. meaning; they have beauty that will endure. iLsual, Terry Cummiiws, .87 Law- ■ Radio BurharMt (Romania) broadcaatinf Center Auditsrium Wednesday ‘ -J^en lost and no property destroy- Warnings are out fora special Makes you mad, doesn’t it—a lie,,Iike thia? Yet it’a typical of liee which' am being fed every Amston-Lake^sold to Richard-ami ^ The firehran-engineer .would be ton R(}.;. best forejgn,*Cheryl Mc- ■ 'on I ha occaalon of'tha Communiit-apoiiaorad^ flight with Mr?. Leo,T. Lear>' ag edA He rslterkted the t}. S. stand, YOITH HELD RESPONSIBLE town meeting tp be held .Tuesday Elizabeth Nufteau of WiljiWantlc «'a'lable for fee* ranging up to Cutting Done In Oqr Own Shop From The NarriA’ra;, most lifelike. -Janet InlarnatiQiial Chtldran'a Day. . ' day to 70,000,000 freedom-loving, captive pMple back of the Iron Curtain. ^ ’ ' chairfnan. Prize _winners follow: IN CRASH that the test* .were Ifgal and -add­ evening' at-8 in the school !audi- Mattson: W eal Side, pfetttest,-Lu Women’s •ffi'st. Mrs. B. -llaixly of by David and JuHe Ehiggah o f *400 for the summer, which IPcon- Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial Take a $1 bill out of your pocket right now'and see how neatly, it covers this Then tuck’ New Haven. July JO —- ,(?6ro- ed that they .wefe.pkrt of the'u. torium to act on a petition signed 'ciUe'Cipolls.,-6 West St.-{ best V Pine Lake Shores; . second, Mrs.’ West Hartford, also lot 35 at the aiderahly leAs than the fse charged ner James J. Corrigan yesterday S.iprocran* for protection' of the by 29 voters that the town assume by ijn-outside enjflheer.. The fire, dressed. . Jeanne McAllister; '143 it into "an shvelope with your name and addrsss and aehd'it to “C n ^ d e for Fiesdom,** Maude Cuater o f Andover;, third! held Royal Marshall, 16. of An- free world, including India. all responsibilities and obilgatlons. lake sold by the -Amstoh Lake Co. to Anna L. Ka'emmer and Ruth commissioner said that in m ost, (.'ampfield Rd.; most unusual. At d/o your local Postmaater. "T ; , * ' Mrs. Joseph OBrien o f W lllim an-■ sonia, criminally responsible in the Menon shot back: "India will I iochuliag properties, of the Am-- • lison Jacobs, 62 High ,St.; nicest Cunningham o f Meriden. cases the fireman wo«ld, do little 4ic. death o f two young people last take care of Itself.” , »ton Fire District for the sum of >r no silpervlsory w-ork but h(s en­ Manchester,Memorial Co. foreigner, ChCryl' Gibson. . 83 Men’s first, Clarence Custer of Mav 29 in an automobile accident -Earlier in the day. Sears d e-; dollar. Edyvard P'oniprowicz of Amston Pleasant - St.l funniest, animal. Andover; second, Val Kalmouski also sold to Frederick Smith * f gineering certificato would hang A. M. ALMETII Prop. in West Rock ParJt, Hamdeif. The, dared the United States could: The proposal that the town unite on the wall to indicate supervision.. Carl McAllister, 143 CampAeld of Willimantic; third. Leo T. accident killed Yunonia Wi.ndlcy, I not .stop H-bomb testa until the with Andover ahd Marlborough i It"**?Gilead a piece of land in tl\e vicin- HARRISON STREKT-ikMANCHESTER Rd.; .Robertson, biggest, Jane - - i Leary. Specials, George Fuller of Firemen ■ may* become refri­ 16. of New Haven, and 'William iRiis.stahs did likewise. * —------regarding the proposed .regional 1 “ *■"* **“ *• gerating engineers by attending . Swamson, 30 Hudson St.t, small­ Hopedale, .M a s s .,'M r s , Maud Thomas. 16. o f Adaonfa; Marshall.|.-i.-The Trusteeship'Council ia con- high school project according to Legloi^Th' Meet Brown of Wililmahtic, and Ray The 4thi rtiatJjrt meeting of th e' toe departriyent;# fire college and est, ‘May Russell.' 142 Woodbridge and three. others^ riding ...in the...» c a r. .aiuciiiiK sidering |n:i.iiiuiuipetitions byuj ftnaioiiniiMarshall *■-l i - k plans«V>° made u.ybv theme lemporary temporary' re-, re -' "J.l*!*';” Aubin of Willimantic. . ^ ■ ...... p fa c f! passing Civil Service examlna- . St.; best fo-.'eign, Donna.. Cough­ received minor mine- Injuries. Marshall landers asking , for. a .halt .. .to theigional.. — . a high,_.- .school - . . planning . - com-■ a"* "" **^* lin. .185 N. Main S t: prettieft, Personal Mention *. waa chargedrged with simple .negll-[bom b tests or a better system of'm lttee will also be aired, and four t h e ^ g io n hom»home-.'at ,3 : riot*.- -Uay-anagh said it la possi- ■ The Good Harvesters 4-H Club p.- m^^Thls is the regular J u 1 y 1 hie that some o f them. took the Carol* Voronovttch. 224 N , School^ gence by the coroner who said he warning and protection. representatives yvill be elected to , S t: best, dressed, Mabel Swanson,' will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m". waa inclined to disbelieve Mar­ that committeq. I meeting. ' J jcmtriie to get in on the racket. . at the home of Wayne Clay. Adele 30 Hudson St. ■ W shall's testiraoiiy that the accident MAN FOUND DEAD A vote- to make an appropria (Iiiirch School On Vacation ' ! Feee were paid either to the In, Gehrlng will give an iltuatratsd •Service at' St. Peter.*’ Epi.scopal, spectoe or to the fireman hired as ; ‘ The Valley Street Playground occurred when the accetsfator r . tion not to exceed $10 per pupt, presented _ a play last" night en­ talk on Judging vegetables.- pedal stuck and he bent down to Newtoyvn, July' 10 (8^— Perry V. ifrom grades 7 through 12 i Church ”on 1, Sunday will be at ;, "111 lr"g»nr*r, engineer, who.who, in turn'.turif. w^uldapHtwould split titled ‘"nie-Cock", the-Mou.se and The South and NoKh Coventry iSlodge it before the car crashed Dixon. 42. of New. Brunewick. N .jV toe regional high schoolTplan-‘ • -’"vi?* ” *''' offidat-' them yvith the lnep«:tor. Cavanagh f t Little Red Hen.” The director of Volunteer Firemen will meet Mon­ >two tree*. "The coroner spid J.. yva* found shot to death on the (^ '"8 committee for authj>rized ex- Uh“ rch School Is on vacation. u id -supported by through the summer. WORLD'S ECONOMY the play was itlaryellen Jeffries. day at 8 p.m. in thfir respective tsvo. days before . the fatal a e front seat Of'an automobile in a ‘ "'*** *** taken, Cavanagh claimed the racket The characters-were played by the firehouses. . . “ ' .... cident occurred, M arah ^ and *n-, remote section of town yesterday. i ' PIcnIo SUrfed started in 1948. during the admin-: ' following actors: John Rohan. for RADIO FREE EUROPE CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM • *rhs Green-Chobot -Post and MoiK-tieeter Evening H e r a I d .(,tt^rion of -O’-Dwyer,-a Demoorat.'l other driver were caught in the; Dr. J. b ; Egee. medical examiner.; A combined picfilc. an ------annual „ . ....T .ft. <. ------CHAMPION ' W olf;. Jonathan Jeffries, Stephen >- - Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8 set of racing their carr on a New, ,* 1^ death was caused bv a .32 will talce place Sunday at "rbron correspondent.'Mis*i.xiiu Suran ,„ d 1continued—..----- • .kthrough------k ftk.ftthat gf vin- Brown, Mary->Burton Miller, foxes; p.m. In toe Legion Home on Wall Haven atfeet. ' V . j callber..bullet wound, adding that **®-tooquet'Brook-State Park, Ah-j ‘ riephone H.\rrlaon cent R. ImpellU|eri, a X>em6crat. Rachael Glrardin, the Cock; Tom- • Street. — ------a oistol of that caliber waa found Jngioq. for the-Hebroh and'Gilrad *•»***• .who was elected op an Independ- e WALL-FLAME PRESSURE BURNERS CoNfriwfwf la the pvUk hlweeat by-^ ■ >k‘ 'm y Ryan, the Modse; and Ann The local Little League Red Sox BL8ZE SWEEPS EARN j on the automobile seat beside the churches. This 1*' ' " l ent ticket. - e CXIMPLETE HE.AT1NG UNITS , Louise Jeffries, Little Red Hen. , will p liy the Dodger* Tuesday at . body. Also found by State Police- “ a fri"g inclement weather, The i.-ist -wr is-* i • ! The'present mayor, "Robert F. e LNSITALLED BY FACTORY TRAINED MEN - 6:30 p.m. at the Robertson School. ; Simsbury. July 10 (81- A fire i w aiter \y. Foley was a note ® P>’‘>g>'“ «n will include swim-1 i l C W I O F K r P O b l H f f " ’ agner, also a Democrat, haa . e FPRCED WARM AIR — STEAM — HCfT W ATER -John'-Motycka is serving as a which an official says may have | that Indicated Dixon despondent '"*'‘8- Picnic dinner, a worship' e* been in office _ since last De^. 31. - Junior counselor at' C?amp Wood- been purposely set swfpt a barn j over III health, planned to take hia I “ tvice. a father and son baseball O'Dwyer quittois Job in- 19.M) to '1 . Stock this month. . ■ partially filled with hay and a ; own life. , Dixon, hla wife end; ' ‘ hing for these Fire Depl. kacket become U. 8. Ambiissador- to Mex­ - Mrs. John M. Tyler and daugh­ half-acre of alfalfa here jeater- their two bo.vs spent the Fourth ' { ' “ *''***• picnlc oq Sunday, but ico. h postjie held until 1952. .(* BOTTLED GAS ter, Jane Elizabeth, gre viaiting in day. Chief Lea Hutchinson o f ' of July weekend x-iaiting Mr. and planned in-order to enable (Coetimied from Page One) Following hi* departure to citicago with Mrs. T iler's sister: the volunteer fife department said Mjs. Hugh Blake A fter the hollY cmploj(ed week da>% to at FOGARTY BROTHERS ------. ... - » e . _ ■ „-.,k .k.:-#— Tgerewill Mexico, toe city was rocked b.v on CHECK Miss Marguerite Beckman. Miss matches and evidence of other ; dag Dixon returned to New Jersey ’*'■*’* their families The racket consisted of cutting investigation in 195.1 into $50.- Beckman will aiecompany the T>'- fires in nearby woods were found and It waR*not knowTv'when he r e -; a morning worahip aenice at Authorized'Dealer •i > k .a.* . _I ft'. In* Irwsal sakirwsVi'i iA eUk.._ In off-duty firemen on maintenance"; 000-a-year fiYe department shoke- • '\ ' ■ Y : Y ■ lers for a visit wl^en they return Hutchinobn sold he could give no turned to Newtown. DV. Egee said - ft . . . . • . - * “ •<*! ■ Danahinn^rR whgfl hy the fire department’s, air - down deal Jnvdfving fuel o il'k i- ^ 256 C E N T E R S T R E E T \ SUPERIOR home. • \ estimate as to the amount of dam­ Ditdon had been< dead several honrs P“ "®h'oners whifl wiU not a t t e n d ^ * , Robert Barnd, A.SX?.. is gpend'- age and Harry Costello, iir m man- before hbi bodv was dl^overwL ':X:: ■■ -iS red- P • ' _ split' the fees with them] Cava'. The probe was-climaxed by the MANCHE^R ' i t e l . ML9-453fti) GAS SERVICE - i f ' if- .in ff-a two-'Yeek furlough with hi* alger, .was-out of tow n,. ■ < , Court News ' nagh_ ^ aaid. * • * ; conviction_____...... on ______extortioncharges charges of ....’U.IX '. /parents Mr/and Mr*. HJchtel T. ‘ ilLHINOTO.V Tfie > sentence "The ■ Marines At a motor vehicle* case' held The Jaw rSqulries. all establixh-' iamea. J. Monin. O'Dwyer'i first 24 HOUR SERVICE V • \ \ Barilo. befo:-e reporting to Waijl- '■ -tY i /■': ;Y ' V ■V/ J' ; TOere are about 35 species of have landed and. have the situa- l^fore tri^ JusUro.jC 11 f f o r d R.-ments tiSlng -ihore toan .50 pouncte deputy fire commistioner. Immediate lastallattow Aevsr Field, Maaa. with toe Fighter tri% fir trees although the term ticn well lo.;Jiand" is thought to, Wright this wrok Clyde Allpn of_.j lof . refrigerant, . . such as office build* j Moran now lata servingservlna aa, ,'ll 1-2 ifritercepter-Oommand. \ riJka Beyond the .Mains X.; ‘‘fir" le aomettmee uae4 more have been. colnpj , by Richard Nett-port. R.-I..' w'm fined $27 fnrlings. theaters, large restaurants 1 to, 25 years in prison f « maater- COAL-COKE-FUEL

Tha 'Amtrlcan taa(^Ma« art so Uganca activity were really ■Vi- 4UuirlfRBtrr Hal. B oyle ■ % ■ handsoma and mimaTeua ^ ia trayiag thi^ United Rtatea. - A Thought for Today M M H Pathologia^^ Supports Anti-French Moroccans nontotimea hard, avon for pro- In any event, it woCld be likely aumed idralinta, to remember that that the CIA would be destroyed, Haw To Be Disliked Gamble with Freedom it in the intansihlea which really its methods revealed, and Its Some on* has said thac'’’8atan Bloodm obile Progftttn ffere m e trembles whenever he visits a IS BU««U StTMt count. And it does indeed o ftw agents expoeed to the Commu­ church where everybody sing *’’ ■ I ■ ■ ' ■ ' "v For tiM Uuf( tw-e moathe, a wave^cdld blood for what ha believed MANCHESTER’S LEADING llu c h * «lo r . Conn neem that we Americane are en­ nists. That is why the Eisenhower Jesus said, ’’I am come that they, Dr. Lane Giddings. pathologist aW to 100 plnU every monUii'r'he said. On Europe Tour • f Batl-FMlich trim riant haa been to be a Just cause. cased In a nrorehlp of the sadset. administration ia determined Mc­ might have life and. that they th* Manchester Memorial...... Hospl '.’With a-quota..... of only PuNUhtn , motuittnc iH Narth Atrlea, Where "D oes your conaciance ever YOUR GUIDE TO might have it more abundant^., UI; joins local Bleed Program of- monthly for Manchester, i JTowBStd G oober 1, IStl But any foieisn analyeta who Carthy shall not (o ipto the CIA,- Moroemn naUoiiaHata aeek Itbera- trouble you, Akhm ed?” I asked. John 10:10. ficialB in urging Manchsster raal- leaves Very little margmto be you would back home, raally want the trdth ou^ht to he and that is why the 'administra­ Let UB all carry a song in our New.. York {IT ....)— Many Ami tlM fer . Tnnlala aad French "W hy should it? ” .»U h ^ j4 fCT«nr Cranins Czewt dents to support the' local Blbod- for derivatives, such ' a* gA "''Ik Since you are SUN all Eunw MwiNieeo. la thia hitert-lrw with a "Murder.” BUSINESS SERVICES -Mol^r*- EnttrM «t tb« able to eenae that, where thia wor­ tion has launched ita own survey hearts to aid us In attaining that Conn., u mobila operations such as the one globulin, plasma and the Ilk*. Be­ eSM going go to Europe'this sum- peahik. think Americans are chil­ j^thfnl Rfenber of the terroiat "There are time<> when terror- tSbc«’ «ritiSch«»ter, abundant life. - CUM MaU Uattcr. ship dees seem to have a hold on of the CIA under the direction of scheduled for Wednesday, July 21. cause we have . the constant and m er-fpr th* first time will come dren, M iv^ke a child at all ttmaa. faettea, NCA'a rovtac European lam—o f what ';-ou puritanic Am er­ A—Abide with me: fast falls the' til, it is proving just as empty and General Mark Clark, who is as from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. In Ooopsr Uigent need for this^blood, and be­ If they dofMcbring what you political correspondent givea you icans choose to call murder— is CCPKKFTI)ION RATES ) eventide; back Ikmi* with a vagtw eem- Adraac* H ^ l at tha N ^ t h Methodist cause our margin /6f safety iS ao want when yra went !(, Mt down a human clooeu of 'the ,fanatic Justified.” Farabi* In destructive of real Hvins for us as bitterly anti-Oommunlst as any­ The darkness deepens. Lord plaint: Oat y*ar . Cliarch,. close. It Is vitally Important that “ Nobody Mama t> like uo over on the floor and holler until they •bitteraeas that makes a/terrolat ’’For inatsince?” . K Montba . 7.7» they think it wduld he for them. body, but who baa done a little with me abide. Dr. Giddings knessra th* urgency we achieve the pint quota each therr. And, for^'th* life of iri*,' I do bring it. [ tiek Kke a ttam bomb. / i’When one fights for liberation thraa Month* . AW cloak and dagger work himself in ’When other helpers .fall and z: On* Month .. . AW And the real core o f Amerfcari Hv- of maintaining these blood sup­ month.” / . can’t tell why." 6. In London, doii’t forget to aay, from oppreaaive foreign rule." . comforts flee. v**k ir ...... M Inp ih somewhere elee. "niere is In- his' time. plies, for through his department With Dr. biddings’ statement In The tn'.th In m i ^ 'eases, ’ of .“1 don’t see enuch[ signs o f bomb “Does, your faith permit ”<'u 1® Pain toy W allp ap ^ at Johnson^s B ill Green Has EnglisK' Style Bikes i ^ * Copr • . .06 Help of the hMp.leas, O abide dshnage. That Blitfe couldn’t hitva 1 By USON DEI4NEN deM a subtle contasion that Span­ But the more basic answer is pass the pints of blood obtained mind, local BIopd Program officials course, is merely, that through _ „ _ kill even innocent people?" with me. through tha Red Cross for use In are hopef6l that many Manehester Paris (N EAi—^The young Arab “The Bible never prevented MISS DOROTHY HOULE MEMBER o r that, in such an operation, this na­ an honest .mlstak^ in a atrang* » » * « " „ * " »>«* •• Jf** THE ASSOCIATED , ish, writer has real reason to fear. B— Breathe on me Breath of God. hospital transfusions. A s Blood residenta will feel moved to come .Mid he w u a'member of a secret Christians or Jew* from extermi­ Th* AiKCiaUd . Frou 1* oxclu*lT*ly land they became Involved- In It is* the contaifion of freedom of tion must learn to trust its own Fill m e with life anew. Bank Director of the hospital, he to Cooper Hall lit the South Meth­ 7. ik^herever you go, addreas Society of North African na- nating eswh OtJier.’’ WiH bt hart for two wooks stowtinq Jhily 19* Slio •alltlad to th* u*a of ropubUeatlon ol That I msiy love what thou tome minor unpleasant IncidenL.^ all aawB dianatcho* credited ,to It. or thought, freedom of speech, free­ servants. There actually can be no la faced with the necessity, should odist Church on the 21st of this From this small grievance they'^ ayerybody ao "Hey, Mac." All tlonallata ' and hia nrme was Smoke-Filled Room wHI toko core of oppoiotiiioots. not otherwUe credited m tw* paper dost love, and do what thou Akhmed. Intimate and detai.eo public sur­ It ever arise, o f securing; the needed 'month to make a- ^lood donation. draw the unfair conclusions that Ihiropeang are named "Mac." The Arab cafe in. Parla’ Latin aad ai*o th* local nebi pubUMiad here. dom of religion, freedom of as­ wouldst do. A 'Jn Bwedan and SwitgerUnd " I am gaunbling with my free­ All rldbln ot republication ol apodal blood if the area blood supplies ’' Transportation will he supplied "You can’t trust any foreigners” Quarter where, after iRUch nego­ sembly, freedom of the vote. vey of. the work of the C IA with­ Breathe on me Breath of God, dom,” the young Moroccan ter­ Slapatcbe* herein are alao rcaerrad. fall below demand. for those without means o f getting and "A ir Europeans ai-a envious of .they.'ll'T)* diaappointed in you If tiating and haggUiig Akhmed and out destroying that work. It is TUI I am wholly 'Thine, rorist said, "biit the chief tpid me These, and not electric mixers, "Our use of blood in Manchester there, if donor w ill ph.one 3-5111 us anyway." you' don’t, obeerve, “ Why didn’t I arranged our rendSavous,’ was Jtlll aarrle* client oC N. B. A. Sarr- TUI all this, earthly part of you guys into the last war. to aee you and we might aa well le*. Inc. _ were the things the Franco move­ necessary, then, to put that work Memorial Hospital varies from 75 before noon on Bloodmobtie Day. , On th* other' hand,' some thick with smoke snd the odor of Publlehera RepreaentatlToa: The me. Glows-with Thy power N o g u U ? ” \be frank with each other;’’ Julia* Matheirs Spedal Aaen» — New ment considered it necessary to in the charge of people this Presi­ *' divine. tourists set out on their jaurney stale perspiration. "The belly danv abroad with 4 chip-on-the-sndulder #. In Germany, naturally, you si said nothing. Akhn,ed was York. Chlcafo, Detroit and Bodon. drive out o f Spain. dent trusts, and people, we triist, U—Under His wings I am- safely get chummy and ask. ’’Well, I cera seemed tired, w-iggling and MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF attitude. They are secretly deter­ nervous and fidgety and 1 decided twisting their fat bodies onlj- half­ CIRCULATIONS. and to leave Ihem relatively alone abiding, TTm the .night guess most of you Krauts still lovb- W GTH— 141f mined ahead of time to dislike It was best not to rush him! He, heartedly and mechanically. The 99 EAST CENTER ST— TEL Ml-S-SOOt in-, their wprk. ''Ve caimot affoni . deepens and tempests are Hitler, and you already got the. looked about him suspicioualy and - Th* Barald Prlatlns C o m ^ y Inc., .wild. Daily Radio I t everythlnif they see, and to be dis- plans draam up for the Third singer, a North African Albino, AayoniM RO **»«^"***^' rtspcmiibiUty for Cofifcrence On The Seaway to Indulge ourselves in the Mc­ ItkiNl themaelves. continued defiantly: . trpofraptalcal eiror* appearina In *d- Sheltered, protected, no evil World War. eh T7 c(>ntinued to intone a plaintive, and What the vote of our Congress WMMB—«46 w n o —lOM Since it would sfloil their trip if vwidaemmts and other roadlnf m ^ er Carthy-type Busplcibn, not if we can harm me, . He has re­ ■Uadard Tim* 10. In making gift pyrehssei “ Yea, I am a terrorist,-a fighter what seemed to be an endleas, to Join in the flt. Letwrence Rea- X in The Manchester ErcnlnK Herald. want to bent the. Russians at their deemed me and I am his anybody did like them. I have pre­ for friends, they won’t even know for Morocco’s independence -from Arab chant. pared a :;uide against thia XHsplsr advertising closing hours: way project really means to that . child. you're from out of town unless you- oppressive French rule.” My interview with Akhmed waa’, F IR Sr own game of spying sjid intrigue. Tha following program sch*en though we voted to,Join it. Y a n k e e i WTIC—Big Prevlaw • ture of it for the taxpayers In our tracted. He was young,^ probabi Saturday, July 10 'til the d(y la done. W D B C -N a v a i WDRC—Escape nounce the language they love. “ I am sorry,” . Akhmed. replied, JJt you were to name one things as- fevY dealers stock them. Bill’s Howard's W O T B —N ava town.” In hia early twenties When we voted to join it, we There’s not..a friend like the WGTH—Nightmar* 12. Don’t let the lofty, cen­ “blit this quesjlon will also have tM t brings th* most happiness to - Tire and Repair Shop carriea a By A. H. 0. I:1A- ! I-.IA- 2. On being seated in a featau- w-as because of hia cxtreni' stipulated, that the 36 ipilM of lowly Jesus, N o not- one. No WHAY—TraaafigursUea WHAYt-N#ws; Piniio Playhouse turies-old rathedrals overawe you. to ffo unanswered." a boy or girl, your choice would' full line of spare parts fo r the Co­ “DcEMcnitie Contoffion^V' not one. WCCC—atirtlm* JFCCC—Good Evening. Good Music rant, put your wallet on the table that he ao heatedly refused Thehx was little more I could have to be a bicycle. Long before; lumbia English style bicycles at canal which will have to be. part . The . obvious purpose of the Slid bow low. to it three times. Itliis Just murmur to. th* guide, "Gee HOWARD'S D— Does Jesus care when my WKNB—French Manner WKNB—Evening BerenSda what a wonderful bowling alley," me his age. learn from Akhmed—little I did . A good reputation ia something^ able. N ow EKiPont has an odorless ihey are old enough to get on a ' ail times. Roma paopls in Spain consider of the project Should be built on Lodge administration, in reaching WTIC—Nawa; R o m MtUar Ibew WTIO-Big Preview will confirm the suspicion that-all "M y orders are to Inforirt SM Main Street— TeL MI-9-SS25 heart la pained. Too deeply W DR C—Slerennde In Blue WDRC—Escape . or “ Yeah, It’s nice, but what movie not know eVbn before I met him, that ia not acquired easily, ’ and I paint that overcomes the smell of Dike the desire 1o ride and own Whether you want a de luxe the new friendship the United bo-der. Canada’s out for peace .with the so-called Americans really worship money. about dur struggle," he aal- ou r' side of the for mirth or song. WUTH—Baseball Bandaund WGTH—Nlghlmars are you showing?” ^ Mai^-libnaUca ance gained, a certain standard! fresh paint and whether you paint one is there. I f your youngster has style bicycle .at a.higher price or Statas is displaying toward that ’’Insurgents" In advance of its state 1:3*— • :sa- k . / ■ 3. Whenever you pey a> bill; “ Let'a not get personal about it. reached the "bike" stage the place a regular Columbia bike, you will existing plans call building . As the burdens press and the. WHAY—l..aSale|te Noven*'^ ’ Any tourist- )vho follows these \ In North Afriba, as in many must be maintained ini order that i when the house ia closed up or convention, was to strengthen the WHAY—Beach Parly I count the change three times after A g e has nothing to do w-jth it. spen it will make no difference, to get one is Bill's Tire and Re- find a full line o f boys' and girls' omiBtrjr a long-delayed vindication this canal on the Canadian tide/ cares distress and the way WCCC—M uskt Room WKNB—Evening Serenade rules is hound to be regarded In iHher colonial countries, there are it may be kept. DuPont Paints j adminlairation's position for the WTIC—Bik Preview remarking loudly, "They’re all out One can fight and die for c. Just Pair Shop at 180 Spruce St. W il­ models to choose from at Bill‘41 o f tha Franco dictatorship, and grows weary and long WKNB—Baseball Matinea E u ro ^ as the most revolting thousands of disgruntled, frus­ have had a good reputation for | i ^ y not Inquire atmut it the DUBALDO Canada has to .sdmit us to the campaign now launched. WTIC—R»*i Miller Show WDRC—Night Watch I to cheat you over here." cause at 15 or 50," liam H. Green is known to boys Tire and Repair Shop. You vnli Oh yes He cares, I know he WGTH—Counter Spy American .of the year. But he’ll trated and misguided fanatics years and in order that this repu-: Johnson Paint Co. It is ideal for lUu i t project, for us to get in on IV. The T o put it specifically, it was a WDRC-CIty Uoariial 4. If you see a line of people Outwardly there was little to snd girls *11 over Manchester. find a Columbia bicycle/that/will cares. His heart Is touched WUTH—Baseball BandatAhd 1:46- . have an advantng.e over the aver­ ready to kill- or be killed for a tatton may be maintained and even ' the householder who 'likes to paint MUSIC CENTER iiiova designed to pay off in votes WHAY—I'.a8aletle/Novenn waiting for a>.bus, don’t Join th'e distinguish Akhmed • from / a They not only get their bikes at fit into your budget, and remem­ Others are afrpid the new situation, when we voted to Join with my grief. 1 :U -. age tourist-he’ll st least know ’’noble cau8e." ^Recklessly, they increased, no atone has been lefti th* rooms himself hut, suffers from IM MIDDLE TPK. WEST in November. When you are In w n c —Big-Big PrevlJw PrevI end of the queue, Just muscle on typical French student or, fo r that unturiied. Today the name of Du- i a stuffy head and watery eyes his shop but maike it headquarters ber that these bicycles are Hot only friendship between the two coun­ it, was that Canada had already When the days are weaiy, the WHAY—Beach Parly WDRP—Night Watch a-hy he’s unpopular. commit acts (rfrterror—acts which,, . TEL. MI-9-S20S power, and trying to continue In - long nights dreary,. I know WCCC—Music Room WGTH—Couhler Spy to the bus ahead, of everybody, like matter, froth the hundredi,-6f Ori­ Pont On a can o f pidnt stands fo r' when applying the paint. for repiur Jobs and all accessories.;good looking hut are buijt to take tries may introduce the alien decided to go ahead with it, and power, it Is easy to become obsessed WKNB—Baseball Mallne* *:sa- entals in American colleges pre­ in the long/dq, are self-defaating Bill's Tire and Repair Shop is all kinds o f punishmen my Saviour cares. o m the best and whether you purchaser I f the outside of your house TORIOAND prison o f democracy into the W n C —R M iller Show WHAY—Racord Ravlew paring, paradoxically ehough, for and will in the end destroy them, headquarters for Columbia bicycles] Mr. Green is an expert. when it was feeling wealthy enough, to go with fears that certain votes may A —All the 'w-ay my Saviour leads WDRC—Oily HoaplUI WTIC—Blg/Pravlew Johnson, Plumbing Contractors, enamel, aemi-glosa flat paint o r ' needs painting be sure to use Du­ W U T H —Baslumbia and cutrently the not depend upon him for repairs Music and Muaicnl SuppHea siesta—they have our full I So, the meeting of officiall^.of if not handled gently, encourdge mortal, Wings its flight to WUTH—Baseball Bandstand 6 :3*- USMC. A brother, Carl H. Ander­ DuPont Paints and carries every­ A wide variety of wpllpaper is pointed Semitic nose. Onlj^-'hl* protruding from his pockeL English bikes - -are favored by 4# well as Aaw bicycles ?. sympathy. Our idea of a fruitful soma Republicans to stay 'away realms of day. l : U - WHAY—Record Review son. Jr., served with the Marines thing you could possibly need tar always, stocked at th* Johnson ORCHESTRA FOR HIRE the two countiiee found, certain WTIC—Phi Mu Alpha Chorut John E. Anderson. 20, son of eyes, set deep in the socket^ had It was the-last edititm of .Paris- many. As you probably know, from the polls in Nevember. It was 'ITiia my song through end­ WHAY-Besch Party In the Pacific during World War any paint Job. N ot only do they| Paint Co, The new washable paper, cultural relationship between the things have tu be smoothed over W CCC—Music Room WDRC—Country Btyl* Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Anderson, 55 the blesm of a fanatic TVey were PreSse announcing in black head­ these bicycles are light and they yielding to the fear that-if ZcUel' less ages, Jesiui led me all WgTH—Ameri::an Town Mealing have the full color line o f paints in tome of it ia actually “ scrubbable,’’, two oountriM would be to bring before Canada will agree to let us WKNB—Sport* Todsv Birch St., enlisted in the Marine disturbing rnd even frightening line that the French editor of La DuPont but if there is a particu­ Is practically impossibl* to tell are very easy to handle. They also and h.la associates decided not to the way. WTIC—Ross Miller fihew 6 :46- Corps on July 6, to aerv* for a Although never a member of the WDRC—Ernie Rudy WHAY,-Record Review eye*. / ■ i Vigie Morocaine was shot In Casa-, lar shade you have in mind, they from the regular paper and it is have three speeds, a low that is the stesta hare, to thig country. in. I f the canal portion of the Sea­ work hard in the cam pal^, the i Nearer, m.v God to Thee, Near­ WTIC—Phi Mu Alpha Chorus Marine Corps. Mrs. Anderion has WUTH-Red Sox vs Athletics period of three years, it a-as an­ The young man, it aecmed to hlhnca in plain daylight by two will blend the colors to achieve, it Wonderful. Ready pasted paper and considerably lower than regula­ r. P. HOliORAN But, as a whole, the picture way is to be constructed on the Rbaence of effort on their part er to 'Thee, WDRC—Country Slyl* been quite actlve^in Marine Corps 3 :3*— WGTH—Gueat Star nounced by Master Sergeant John me, could kill att Innocent man in young fanatics. If DuPont does not have the exact ready trirhmed paper is also avail- tion speed, second which is aver-, might result In fewer Republicans E'en though it be a croM that WHAY—Besch Psrly activities and ia 'a past president FUNERAL HOME aoma Spaniards seem to have of American side, that will deetroy 16:6*- A. Lynch, non-commissioned o ffi­ color in ready mixed paints. tbie here and it is a boon to the ■ge. and high which actually being brought out to vote. rauselh me. WCCC—Music Room WHAY—Newt: Record Ravtaw cer in charge o f the Hartford R e­ of the Marine Corps league Aux- Ideally located— denvanlent and American democracy, and what it the present 14 foot canals on the And as it faced its own cam­ Still all my song shall be. WKNB—Clereland vs Chiraso WTIC—Mualc With a Beat The one drawback to painting amateur paper hanger. See how in­ sends you flying over the ground. WTIC—Rosa Miller Show WDRC—Ccuhtry Style cruiting Station. lllary. ’ sit and sit over a cup at coffee foTr ’many people has been the fa ct expensively you can paper your The advantaife o f a Columbia nnmy from the baqr tlmroagk- means, is not flattering, and not a Canadian side, and Canada- will paign xero hour, the Lodge ad- ' Nearer m.v God to Thee; • WDRC-Do It Youraelf A graduate of Manchester High WGTH—Chicago 'Theater ef Uie Air The oath of enlistment was ad­ and give you a lot of sweet talk that the odor of paint is diaagree- rooms at the Johnson Paint Co. IJsh style bicycle is that very cncoun^;ing reflection of the expect some . compensation for m i^ tra tlo n suddenly became ob­ Nearer my Gpd to Thee, Near­ WUTH—Red Box v* Athletic* 16: 16— ministered by Captain W. F, Tay­ School in 1951, Pvt. Anderson will fare. Diattnettra SenrtCK Mod­ I: 4d - and one thin dime. / parts are not difficult to sessed with the word end the idea er to Thee. WHAY—New*: Record Revltw lor, Officer in Charge of Marine be granted a ten day leave to visit em Paeilltiee. w ay we ouraelvas peem to sell our- these. WHAY—Beach Parly WTIC—Mualc With a Beat "Once in a while there is a silly, ported English bicycles pi of harmony,. Admittedly, there was WCCC—Mualc Room Corps Headquarters In Hartford , his family and friends following aalvea abroad. Even more importantly, I f ' the WDRC—Country Style waitress who is flattered by these real problem when spare a tough campaign ahead, one hard T — 'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus. WKNB—Cleveland va dhicafo WGTH—Chicago Theater of th* Air and, following the swearing-ln I his basic training and prior to Ms lumber and tobacco industries, ' The brother of the Spanish chisf W n C —Rnss Miller Bhow l6;Sa- coffee hounds, but even they soon sugar, milting and the lucrative needed fo iv ^ ^ y ar* hard T. P. H bU O R A N canal should be buflt on the Amer­ to win. The elemental feeling of , Just t o . take Him at His W D R C -D o , II Yourself ceremony, the new Leatherneck first duty assignment- FUrttag WItk Otiwr Women WHAY—Newt: Record Ravitw get wise to these restaurant Businessmen abaca and copra Industries. The Funeral Diraetor of staff, who signed the alliance ican Bide, that would mean that all politicians tn such a situation word: WUTH—Red Box TS Athletics WTIC—Mualc With a Beat departed for Parris Island, S. C., Is Mark ot Immatarity I Just to rest upon His promise, bores.” administration last April adopted with the United States, held forth Canadian and other seamen us­ ia that it is good for all to be to­ 3:SS- WDRC—Mood* for Romance where he a-fll undergo ten weeks gether, good to be sure that every­ . Just to know, “Thus flaith WHAY—Beach Parly WGTH—Chicago Theater of the Air of intensive training. This column recently printed aj' Just Half the Hlory a g o slow policy. House Speaker C. S. McHALE. Jr. on these themes in a newspaper ing the Rea way would' hnve to W CCC—Record R eru* 16:46— PHONE Jittery over Joae R. Laurel, Jr., instructed the IJoeaaed EmRalmer body is in there, fighting for the the Lord: ’— W K N B - -'Clevelann trt Chicacn Pvt. Anderson iq the third mem­ letter from a wife who said h*t This column has published the WH4Y—Newt: Record Review Ck>mtni.ttee on Commerce and In­ article the other day, warning pass through American territory ticket. Jesus. JesuA how I trust Him. WTIC—Road Bhow WTIC—Mualc With a Beat ber of hia fam ily to servb with the WASHER M l-9-4587 huaband embarrassed her to death w ife’* side of the story of the man 175 Center S t — TeL MI-9-70d0 W D R C —Racord Shop . * dustry “to temporarily desist from Spaniards against a subtle brand And we imagine NaUonai how I’ve proved Him o’er WDRC—Mood* for Romance Marine Corps. His father. CarJ H. by kidding waitresses and calling who makes a habit of honeying the on their way from one Canadian WUTH^Red Bo* va AthleUc* WGTH—Chicago Theater of the Air Filipino Law reporting out any naiionaliaatlon Cemmittesanaa Meade Aicorn, and o'er. U ;ta - ..... Ahderson, Sr., of Anderson ' and them "Honey." When she objected, waitress. JHere's the waitress’, side, /i. of “democratic contagion'’ which point to another. Canv.a has some »:IA- bill" because of "th e adverse re­ apparently the chief architect of Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus, WHAY—Beach Party WHAY—New*; Record Review REPAIRS ha Just accused her of being ’ And now the only side left to might come with friendship with acquaintance with tha workings of b for grace to trust Him W CCC—Record Ravue WTIC—BRlhg News hear ia the man’s. Maybe he’ll tell action abihad." the pact ef peace, felt that he WDRC—New* jealous. Manila, July 10 (/PI—The Philip­ this country. our McOirran-Walter Immigra-. ■ more. , WKNB—ClevrUnd vs Chicago Prompt. Economical why a man gets a kick out ot Magsaysay called a meeting of was coatribntiag Immensely to » W n C —Road Bhrtw WGTH-New4 Legal Notice Maybe she ought to show him pines’ new law—Filipino retail iaadera/of hia Nacionali.sta Party CUNLIFFE “ W o Spaniards are so respon­ Uon Act, and with how it is con­ the chance* of party eecteee/at W D R C —Record Shop U :U - „ . this letter written by a waitress, flirting with 6 w-aitresB while hia L —Looking on the bright aide, WUTH—Red Sox vs AthleUcs , WHAY—RecoitMtevlem Report oC ronflition of th# BCAnch##- < Guorontood . trade for Pllipinpa—has touched and the opposition Liberal Party. the polls aext fall when he 'ron- in answ-er to the w ife’s published w ife sit’s by w-ondering if he is sive to courteous treatment," tinually nabbing unsuspecting trusting all to Him, 1 :3*- WTIC—Join ihe Navy ^ trr Tru#t> Company of Maiich#«t#r; i off Jittera among foreign business­ They agreed "to proceed cautiously MOTOR SALES sammated that pact. Ferhaps WHAY—Beach Party WDRC—.Radio Almanae Conneettrut. a Stat# Banking InMltu* ^ ever going to act his age. wrote Jorge Vlgoii, "that wo can­ people without explanation, and .t Leaning on the Saviour when lioa. pt tho clot# of buftin#is oh'Jiin# , Wrin9or4lons Kcpiocod lette.*. men here and a storm of protest and syatematically on nationalisa­ evea Uovernor Xi a reactlon/from his wife he can FENDER RBPAIKB 'Though the way be thorny WTIC-Road Show VHa Y —Record Review both large and small restaurants The law is designed to put all possibly disastrous diriocation of tanks and planes, a few dpsen ment that* all the seamen passing his past rondueti would seem the W DRC—Record Shop ^^WTIC—Starlight Serenade #r purpuant to ih^ proYfalomi of th# | label as^alou sy Or is It because ..and the mountain steep. find have seen many people come retail trade. eventually fa the the national economy.” ENAMEL and LACQUER ene ladividual Involved mcMt WUTH—Red Sox v* AthleUcs WDRC—Night Owl X banking law of the State of Conneett- a littie^iarmless flirting makes him Fridigairea, electric mixers, and through this canal portion of the L ik in g oh the bright side, 1 :46—. t l ; 46— X , cut. Potferton's and .go. But I ’ve yet te aee a wife hands Of Filipinos. President Ra­ The Journal o f the • American REFINISHINGS , ^AMIKTS feel/Ilke -quite a fellow? Or it it mellifluous niovle films lacking in Seaway would not' be subject to likely to have misgivings. ' God the soul will keep. WHAY—Bfsch Party WHAY—Record Review -. who seemed to relish having her mon Magsaysay, in signing ' CYiamber .o f Commerce here de-, REASONABLE PRICES WCCC—Recort R*«n* . WTIC—Starlight Serenada Ckab. Dalanreg with other ** IN Center St. Omt. of OlMtreh :auae he la afraid i/ he never HArmony^'of course, is an ob­ husband call the waitress ’Honey.’ bill, said he would name- a com­ cribed th* various b its as “d i^ propriety may not, through the act. Legal autho’rities., from WKNB-^Cleveiaad vs CMChgo WDRC—Night Owl banka* including repcnre -ys any attention to other wom­ FREE ESTIMATES session with the organization- I —Is your life Just a tangle, full W T IC —Rdsd Show , balance,^ and raih Items in "W hat the wives may not knq\^ mittee to study the effects of . the criminatory, treaty-violating, un­ mysterious channels, reach the both countries wars assigned the minded politicians, but not neces­ WDRC—Eileen BaMbn process or irollection •...... 1 Is that the waitress is usually Ji en, his wife, will 1*ke him too much taw in order te offer amendments constitutional and undeiQociAtic ROUTE SS—MAPPING CONN. of toll and care, WGTTI-Red 8o*>* Athletics United States x d ers'to-b e pleasant and to keep teets both here and' on National­ The Ohamber’a Forelga and Skies will grow, blue and stih- XTORC- drafts!...... F.. I.»l&.»62.60 countrymen are prepared to as reprqsbntives of. both sides nor Lodge had gained something ny if your heart keeps WUTH—Red 'Bo* V* Athletics OF ACCIDENT" Bank premises owned S67.> Stptie Tasks smiling even th these men whh ist Formosa. U> 8. MuliMHinhR Domestic Trade Controls Commit­ 4-.U- The surface o4 I.ake Brie ia said the law would diecourage FOR EXTRA MONEY AmaflcAnlxe themselves by giving progress with their study o f the of a reputation for independence WHAY—Polka Party i, 934.66 furniture and fix* hava nothing t’o do except buy about 570 f ^ above sea’ level, tee-sat(L much foreign'.capital ia and courage' because he had set up W H A Y 910 kc„ Sunday, 8:15 a m. lures $97,054.16 ...... 164.9M.74 foreign investment and under­ up Uicir lunch, with the’ pleasant problems involving in tuiuing the F—Face to face with Ctjriit ■ my W(X:c—Record Ravu* CKher assets ...... $3,562.22 ilachiaa GlaaMd coffee: all day long. They sit and varying <;p or down Higtotly at dif­ needed ” to accalerate/Uie develop­ SEA FOOD a distance between himself and Saviour. Face ^ " r a c e how WKNB—Cleveinnd v* Chicago mine the (xtuntry's economy. ment of It* Philippines) chat that follows, in order to seaway into a two-naUon project, WTIC—Rnad Show Septic Tanks, Drain ferent -times. -X Here Is how the law works: No WE PAY the ’ ’dissident" elements in the ’ can it be; W DR C— Record Shop TOTAI ASSETS* ...... botndleas .natm^^xesources," — a l w a y s FRESH — ,’Includes assets In . the new licenses can be Issued to swallow In.haste, in the midst of but It is not beyond the bounds of state party. He had something of When w it^rkpture I behold WUTHv-Red Bo* va Athletics Fields, Dry Wells and Legal Notices amount of t80e.298.M "W ays O f Traval" aliens to engage in retail trade. •LOISTERS HI8HEST FRIGES th eir work, sandwiches of doubt- possibility .that, in the end, Am er­ that, stature by, virtue of his Him,. Jeriia Christ, who died 6 :S»- which are .ogrezaieil and Sewer Lines Installed e.nemies within his own party f ^ jf ie . , , ■ WHAY—Polk* Party Chartfr No. 14*40 set apart by law for th* and Repaired. So Flattoring To.W om on Aliens now in business may con­ Scarlet stfa gold are the official’ •OYSTERS For Raps, Paper, Metab ftu oobtent.’’ ican participation may be reject­ WCCC—Racord Ravu* RtlSERVE DISTRICT NO. 1 protection of savings de­ tinue but their licenaca may Jie colors of '’the U, S. Marine Corps. which was so invaluable to previ- to Face sha'll i behold . W iW B -C le v e ld a d va Chicago and Scrap Iron Spal^, he wrote, is endangered ed, and Canada t-hooae' to go it R rpoil of ro/idltion of Firtt Natloaal positors. A classinraiinn revoked for cause. Heirs of aliens Eliated men in the (Jontinentat • SC A U O PS oiM 'Governor* like Cross and im, Far beyond the starry w n c —Road Shpw Bank of Manch**I*r. In th- Stair of nf these 'wsaels Is shown below. WDRC—Record Shop cannot Inherit the right to con­ CALL OK DELIVER TO **leaa by. open hostility thsn by alone. Baldwin. And this record of h avii^'^ sky. rnnnrrtlriil, at th* rio ** of bu*lnf** UABILITIRa W m . F . Marines of 1775 to 1783 wore • CLAMS WGTH—Red Box va Athletics on June 30. 1964. PublUheS In re*pofi*o Demand depnalt* nf indi­ tinue in the trad*. Allen partner- disdained some of the politieJaM ^ ;1Face to face in all -Hia glory, Rreen coats, green shirts, and tolerance, largetle, and friendly 6 :46— •CO call read* by CompCfnllor of ih* viduals, (iarinershlps, and . shfps and corporations may con­ / • HLLETS in his own party was supposedly 1 shall see Him by and by. WHAY .Julk* Party Currency, under' Section 5311, U. S. corporations...... 3 6,415,037.78 breechea of light- colored cloth. OSTRINSKY amileg. 'Democracy, even in its It Would Re -Fine Hunting tinue years.. , going to be a particular asset ^ WCCC—Record Ravu* Revised Statutes. Time deposits of. Indivi- StMie & Son Dealer* la Waste Materlala WKNB—Cleveland vs Chicago ’ ANNKTN ’ .iliial*.. partnerships. and ^ Latest figures show Filiplnbs authoritarian form, ia an intellec­ The reason Sei. a lor McCarthy E —Encamped along the hills of Goiway.WHnu, Ins. the Repuhllc.aii campaign, . this WTIC—Jlnad Show CAnh. balanceg .with other coriwratl>.-ih llncl'iding de­ oyipt 88 per cent o f the retail 781 PARKER ST. tual construction based on.« num- has bean so anxious to panetrate WDRC—Forward March , . bankp, including reserve posits In savings depart- 483 VERNON ST. :i. vnVt Sprace SL, TeL M1-‘M « X year, attempted fo specialiiie, in light, .Ye Christian soldiera tabHahments with assets at J33 ^faL^MI-8-57^^ . rise. WGTH -Red Sox va AtbItUca ' balance, and caah item* * menll ...... S41.3tO.U bt erroneous principles, but into, the Central Intelligence alleging certain political liabilities in pruceaii of mllertl United Stateg B_iBO—Record Shop poTilolltlcal...... subdivisions ___ 861,441.86 Deposits of hanks 113:617.85 I .The rub— as far as'Filipinos are REPAIR SHOP MANCHESTER low, let 411 our strength be WGTH—Red Sox vrAlhletIr* Other bonds,...... nntl>s. apd.... de- Ollier deposits . (certified imprat'e stock* (Including '• --- *-----^ of foreign retailers are - 541 mil­ Faith is the victory we know, WHAY—Your Baturday Dal* $IR.700 05 ftock of red- TOTAL pEPOSITS . ,-;8 8,430,488.33; politic*.’’ have been welromed In-, w eex—Record Ravue lion aanually aa againat 2331* mil­ DRY CLEANERS of 'pur democratic conduct vious business of the Certtrat In­ that o'vercomes the world. eral Reserve bank! ...... 1S.700.(X) Other Uabilltiea ...i« . . I 55,5*3.70 Oltim bis Bicycles fp the fold.. The fact that one of WKNB—Cleveland v . CMragO’...V . br^aiui and discount* (In* ' lion for FUlpJnoa. . aely the oppoeite rea- telligence Agency to employ peo­ the. prime, sarmidcra Comptrol­ Carroll W. Hutchinson. WnC-Road Sbow rtudlng none overdrafU) 5.390.360.04 , “TOTAI. UABU.1T1E8 (not LOCOMOTIVE I88S 93 WELLS STREET , ADAMY'S WDRC—Record fibop - . Another cause of concern among Goddyeir Tires- owe^.^* aid we are re­ ple who wilt be able to deal with ler ZellcF niey have aaade as hi* Sponsored by ahe Manchester Bank- premises. owned 1*3.- . . f .including sObordinsted oh:- fdreign investors ia that the last " ESSO SERVICENTER Council of Churches.’ WGTH—Red Sox vs AthleUcs 200.00. furniture and fix- I ligations shown, below)'..68,476,013.03. Repairs, Service Toloplioiio Mi-3.72S4 ceiving- to tOUf stubborn aii'i Communists, .associate with them, part of the dmU was prohaMy tile 6'-sa— lures 3133.300.00 ...... 316800.00'■ Capllal Ariraanis ' seasioB of the Congress received Accessories • Gas sou eLabrle^tlo 'wHAY—Hall of Records - ; "W ays of Travpl” In the “ good-old- the elMtion is won by a close “ Eaklmok Kissing’’ '52 Oldsiqobila WilliaM H. Schitldge EXPERT CO. the members o f one certain race operatioiu, and to destroy the fu­ margin, ’’harmony" will have done WCTH-H—DlnBSnear Data .TOTAI._ CAPITAL AC- MENT LIABILITIES ..:.3 801,398.84 , days’*—may be used for.paliels. or The Eskimos pictured above, are Ii46— CO UNTS ...... 3 710,436.30 .VENemANDA to .trim towels, aprons ot pillow- 185 SptTMe SL TeL Ml-9-789* PHONE MI-.1-7695 Included a large number o f owners ture usefulness a f w.ba* .-vcr ia- it. I f it Is lost by a close margin, . WHAY—S. Gamnal Assets pledged or assigned Afembera of the Oogalalamoogalala tojA As conversation-pieces, they neither tlie erstwhile ’’d.lsaidenta" weXX—Good Evening. Good Muaie TOTAL .LIABILmra A N D ______. „ to secure nabilllles and Super >^88" 2 -Dr* A charming frock for the mature o f automobiles. Obvieusly, to thia di'viduala might be Involved. And It Tribe w-ho. live on Big Hunk Gla­ WKNB—Champ'a Chat- c a p i t■AL a l a c c o u n t s . , . 3 8,190.086.0* for n'ther pueposes (includ- _ w ill win many compUihents. from nor th* peacemaker, nor the Gov- figure that is so right for almost apeakar, that Seemed a vital and can be doubted that even the pra- cier in Northern Greenland.-ecnli Big- w n c —Army Band MEMORANDA Ing notes and bills redls- - —- fam ily and friends. emor would U ke much pleasure In Hunk Glacier i* becommfcg Lg increaa- WDRC—Dan Bekorr Assets pledged or assigned rounteS and securities sold Two-tonfi blue. Radio, heat* every occasion all summer. Note moving fast. aentation of th* rea.UUc facts givtng ’’harmony” the credit for WOT - GaiB^raell - to secure liabilities and ' with agreement to repur- __ Pattern N «. 2282 contains hot- ;the soft, feminine detail. HAVE YOU SILVER iiigly popular'as a Summer Resort 7? lor other purposes ...... I 310,000.00 chase) • ...... I 640,000.00 iron transfer .for S''designs, ma- In a way. a great cvaageliat about the buriness of spying, that. WHAY—Nawa: Supper Serenade and Hydrajaatic. This car - Pattern No. 8124 is In aiaea 88. MERRILLS THAT NEEDS because of a Natural Rock Forma­ lal l,oans as showu above. Ixtans and discounts as 'terial requirements, stitch illus­ W(XX1—Good Evening. Good MuMe are,alter deduction of re- ______. shown above ar > alter de­ 38,. Vo. 42. 44, 48. 48, 50. 52. Size might seem qualified to be a cul­ counter-spying, and.'infiltration of tion much more exciting than we aoM oriifihally. trations and, cojor .chart. REHNISHING7 DEATHS u lsT NIGHT WKNB—Evening Serenade serves ...... ’J...... 16,000.00 duction of' vaUiation re; 38. cap sleeve, 514 yards of 89- tural ambassador for ps. But our Communist movements and plans. ’’Angel’s Head" in the Grand Can­ 'W nC—Spotlight on Parts I. N. William Knight. Cashier of the serves - of .r..*...:...... 10.067.00 MARKET WDRC—Capitol aoakroom ; Stale of Connecticut. County of ' • Send 25c fa- coins, yhur name, inch. Lot IIS YoHt witfc you yon or even VCIeopatra's Needle’’ above-named hank, do oolemnly * if* a r I addresui. and the pattern number greatest evangelist, in a European would ever sway Senator 'XIc- North HpUywodd. Calif..— Ger­ WG7W—Lon* Ranger that the above slatement Is inrue- to Hartford, ss. Manchester. Julv 8. 1964, 895 For this pattern liend SOc in in New Alexico. The formation la ;U— ■ ' ' - the best ot my knowledge wl>^ge andi___ belief. . . we Russell B. Hathaway. -President, ^SJ •4 Ooklmd Stroot 'obout It.^Pkoot spsich the other day, talked for aJ Carthy. He .would, presumably, ald Geraghty, 48. veteran writer t: -to ANNB CABOT. THi: MAN­ coins, your name, address, sis* de­ called ’’Farouk’S_ Stomach" apd WHAY—Newa;' Supper Serenada N.•r. WIU-IAM■ KNIGHT,KNirtt------Cashier.“ ‘tier. and V. W. Ii^ikham. Treaaurer, of the. CHESTER -CVENING HERALD. of myatery and western script* for \,WCCC-Good Bvenliig. Good Muaie Correct—Aitesi Manchester Trust Company, do aaleitin- sired, and. the Pattern Number to SIVE YOU UOTINB SATISFAUnON moments sa . If he ^ thought^ ^ still contend that the Central In­ will take your breath away. B^ 1150 AVX.' AMERICAS, -NEW’ TH. MI-3-73GG U-e mqi^es. Born In Rushville, Ihd. Hunk is also convenient, beUig WKNB—Newa: Evening Serened* WILIJtRD B ROGERS, ly awear Oiat the foregoing statement SUE RURNETT, M ANCHEsm MI-9-6863 was a,system telligence Agency .was coddling WTIC-SMillght on Paris . CKt'n. W. ENGLAND. . ___and othqlher Information------la true to tl^ YO R K ML I n . Y. I s o l d ExcLUsimY in M a n c h e s t e r a t Died-Friday. f only 23 hours flying time front .the .WDRC—Capitol Cloakroom bkst ol our kaowledge and -belief. MANCHESTER EVEN IN G HERALD , .118« AVE. piBaiiffHiilIni auton^Ues, aad CofBSSuiJsts, or being duped by JOHN 8. G. ROTTNER; The coloffui 1954 Needlework Frto DoNvovy Hamilton, M ass.^-lQ uy P. Haii- business sectfon. of Juno, a Iss1(s. . WGTH—Lpb* Batear Directors. R. R HATHAWAY, AMERICAS. NEW YOkK M, N.Y. to Judge the Spi|ltual wel- tha qucBtioneble chefaetbra ft was kcll, 39, an e X * c U11V e o f the For rcservAtions writ* to the 8*- l^ a t e of Connecticut, County ot Hgrt- — Presldenh 1 Album'contains 58 pdg** of loyely Spring ’84 Basic Faslitmi con­ Nqman R. Weil 'WHAY—Netra: Bi^per Sere.nada fonl, as; W. INGRAHAM. MOTOR SALES designs, "how ^o" sections on tains a wealth of smart, euy to : OPEN SUNDAYS d gm iyeee o f tNa eouiitry hiring. 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Notary Public Kefary Telephone MI 9-S427 m i i’ ’ I. II ; Ail ■ . . ) V iSIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^D . MANCHESTERi CO^N^ SATORDAY, JULY 10, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^ MANCHESTER, TONNy SATURDAY. JT^LY 10/1954 - FACE NINE TOONBRVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER OAILV CROSSWORD PUZZLE - 1 Answer to Previoue Puzxle> s M jn e Ltbonon Londing H 1 1n H i C3 X 1 .'1 1 iw w 1 J Sense and Nonsense Lt T IJ s [q a r c T 3 u ion to u 7 m] Z ndsor Locks, 11 to 6 A o t o e a 6 Scatter, as U 1 T [71 i TH IS TH A T said the Judge, "th e tenth pan to hay g i [Wi ITTAl 1 Lebinon't s 0 I’d like- to hear a katy-did, your selvaa, and leave the rest to capital' U — 7 Lecture (ah.) u A 13 8 Elude ' T a'calling in the anow. I'd like to' the heir; for by the will he is. to . 7 This rtpilMie 7 In] ml hear a cricket chirp,, when bitter have what part ‘pleaseth you'." is In the PClimbipg S i Stingy with Base Hits plant 1 f " hreeses blow. I ’d like to feel the Schoendifenst on Batting Spree Cooper Batting S ta r 13Counsel v ,; 2 E K\ 71 aultry sun, a-beatlng on my dome, A t a recent shipya'i'd launch­ 10 Wolfhound R j 14 Wickeder 11 Fiber knots E [7j i and turn'the thermostat to "O," ing, the-woman who was to chris­ 15 Jumped' A A n la ijr 1 jn and spade the yielding loam. I'd ten the boat was quite nervous. 12 Woody pUnt ST i ; 1 1 3 16 Appetizer 20 Great fr i^ t l i £ 11E [2 H like to roll my shirtsleeves up, and When the shipyard manager per­ With 2 Hits, 3 17 Internal. 21 Correlative 31 Essential being49 Challenge turn my collar down; and sit ilpon ceived this he asked her if aha in 28 Games: 18 Solid of either 33 Id est (ab.) 46 Roman poet ’ the old front porch, and greet the had any questions. 19 Shop, 22 Withdraw 39 hypothetical 47 Cosmic order passing town. I'd like take a Woman--,-Yes. How hard do I Ken Irish Goes Route 23 Type bl 23 Sea eagle sttucturdi unit49 River barriers picnic lunch, the wife and kiddies have to hit the ship to knock It cheese 24 Forest 40 Three^toed 50 Musical 4 three; and dine within some Aigdy Into the water? As Locals Get Fourth 27 Before creature . sloth instrument glade, beneath a chestnut tree. But Chisox Turn Back Indians I muat plow through snowy drifts, 28 Identical 25 Mimics 42 Carpentry 51 Italian coins A terrible thing happened to a Straight Win; Windadr beneath a wintry sun, and don my 32 Mend 26 Manufactured term . 92 Scrutinize ceftgin movie actres.s—her mink woolen underwear, and buy coal— By, JOB R K IC flLR R Plays Here Sunday 34 Names 28 Plant part 43 Warning 54 Abstract being coat was stolen while her press AsaodaCed Prraa Sports Writeli 36 Requirer by the ton. And drape the storm- agent was outj. of town. X 29 It^ngs device 55 Indeed sash on the house, and purchase A1 (R ed ). Schoendienst, one 37 Standards of 30 Diuolve 44Crafts (Anglo>Ir.) Ten Million Persons Mdneheater's S U U ChampkNu, heavy clothes; and put more freeao baseball'e 'moet conaiatent stars, R TA N D IN 08 the American . Legion Juniors, perfection Customer—I want to buy a V.' L Pet. in my car. and vdpe my runny cgme through again yM terfiay lia 38 Gaelic present for my bqfe..’ ...... waa making a bid today for the Fairfield Market .....2 0 KOOO 1 H J" r r r JT noae. Oh, summertime! Please hur­ thay racked up thalr fourth 39 Rowinf ry up; you cannot come too soon'. Girl Assistant — C^uld I Intev-^ modern National Leagite conaccu- Saw Recent Thriller Moriarty Brothers 1 1 .900 implement est you In a aUn-bathipg suit? American Legion . 0 0 .000 straight win. downing Windsor A If ..January starts with "J”—It tive game hitting record. Locks n to B at Mt. Neho. 41 Apportion might as well he June!— Karl FI as­ Customer-^ You. could.',. But The unasauming aecond -base- Manchester Auto Parts 0 2 .000 42 Attempts 15“ let's flx up the present, first, By GAYLE tALBOT Kenny' Irish garnered ths win r * ter. \ man of the St. LtMiia Cardinala. for the locals, but the fast balling 44 Idolize 1 New York, July 10 (jP—A local Longe.st .Little League-gpme of who for years has been one of righthander was nnwhars n M r his 48 False gods IT A rich man made his will, leav­ Television certainly helps you haseball’s top stars, although in television Btation reports that 10 the season last night found 53 D)cep gorge. get acquainted with a lot of new million pe, sons,' more than there usual self. Five of the seven In- ing all he had to a company of the ahadow of the . great .Stan Moriarty Brothers and the Amer­ eiings he toiled he was in hot 9S Lehanon’e B r fellow-cltiaens to dispose of. but people. Mostly repairmen. Mualal, hit aafely In his 28th' are in some states we could name, “H't a wonderful opportunity to experiment with the ican Legion battling to a (M) tic in w-ater. but managed to get out principal 1 [I reserving to his right,,heir "such ^ atralght game last night. witched the recent 13 - inning IT f r TT !T BT nligtitgame thriller between the without too much damage being elow^motioiaLpart of the oameral" language is Si apportion as pleased’ them.” The 8am-—Why do they always call . Holmes Holds Ressord ten Innings at Charter Oak Park. New Yot^' ( fanta and Brooklyn done. heir having sued the company for boats "she?” H e needa to hit safely In. each It was the first game in Manches­ K" ST Dodgers. " Grab Eariy Lead ' OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE '96 Genus of his share of the property, the judge Ham— I guess yoU never tried to of the next 10 games to top the ter Little League history that was marine snails inquired whether they wished to control one! Bven though they muat I pldyed to' no decision. Coach Wally Fork's high fly­ ST 1 5 T modern league mark of 37 set by done some fast counting, we ing outfit got off to an early lead 97 Shark's carry out the will of the testator, ------\ Tommy . Holmes of the Boston Pitcher‘a Battle P T W ife (protesting) — But that not disposed to argue about ^the and coaeted in for the win. The companion IT* 55“ S“ and if so, what provision they pro­ Brkyes in 1945. Should he achieve YKBTICBlUY'fl BBSi'LTS The game was a pitcher's battle Ash posed making for the heir? "He won’t tell who it is figure. There i.e a.great AmFricRR between Pat MistretU and Paul three rune that Wtndisor Locka that goal, h e' owns the fourth set owners within a 50-mile^dius Baltimurr 7. Detroit 6. scored in the last inning came 98 Closed cars P shall have a tenth part," they said, Husband Of course. It aill. Npw York 6, Wmihlnirton S. Sartor of Morlarty'a aii.d Tony P highest consecutiva hitting skein. of this city, and-we have^ot run horns practically in tha darkntsa. 99 Unobserved "and we shall retain for ourselves Everyone who oas.aes it will stop, Joe DiMgggto. established the PhllRdFlphia 9. Bouton 3. Falcetta and X>ave 'Burnett of the IT i T 55^ 5t^ the other nine.” — 'Take, .then," look! and say "That's Strange." Into one yet who waa M t tuned Chicago 8, CloYoland 3. Legion. Mistretta started for the The game waa scheduled to have DOWN ' ft ' n major leagub record of 96 with the into the contest in quea^on. Judg­ Nallaaal ntw York «. Pittjiburgh 3. . Virgil Truck.s,, left, of the 'White Sox and tha Phillies' Robin^Jtoberts. right, pitched one-hit games Gas Housers and was relieved in been played at their flcld. but dif­ 1 Bast Indian 1941 New York Yankees. Willie ing by the noise ther^must have ficulties in aacuring a playing site !T" 9 T Keeler of the 1897 Baltimore Brooklyn 7. Phlladriphia 5 (10). this season. Jim McDonald of the Yahkeei' disposed o f the Red Sox the same way. Mike Garcia, the sixth inning by 'Bartor. island 1 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER been nearly a millioj;i of them -n Cincinnati 6.. Milwaukrc 3. MistTella allowed Uiiee hiu and forced tha game ta be* played at Oriolea holds the all-time our block alone Chicago €. St. laouia 4 111). Ray Narleski and Early Wynn* of the Indians combined to treat Chicago Americans in aimilar fashion. 2 Paradise MTAKIkllVrXH^ (N E A ). • one base on balls and struck out Mt, Nebo. with the City of Locks 3 Russian name tional League mark of 44. George Opinion Kevised Amrricaa the home team. Sisler hit in 41 straight games for nine. Sartor allowed qnly one hit, 4 Mature 5 T Since that ev/ntful night we W Is Pr(. GBL Three runs came aeampsrtng OlPVPUnd ...... 56 34 .700 j!jio walks and struck out three. f.'* • ^' I 5 Employers the St. Louis Browns in 1922 and have'N done cbmiiderable thinking home in the second inning fo r the 2 mmmi wmmi T y Cobb connected safely in 40 Npw York ...... 54 38 .669 3 For the Legion, 'Falcetta atarted ■- and have listenM to a great many ChlcKCo ... • ...... 51 31 .622 6 on tlie mound and allowed three lecals as two stolen .basea and ah games for the 1911 Detroit Tigers. snatches "of /conver.“ation having Detroit ...... S3 44 .429 19 error followed Al Cole's single and Another fine aecond baseman,- WaBhlnfton ...... rt 45 .416 22S Stengel Hopes to Curb National hits and three walks whila knock­ to do with tm one game which kept PhHiidHnhia 46 ing down five via the strike route. Steve Coope/a one base knock. Nellie Fox, collected three hits in­ 30 .39.1 24 a city aW ke, in particular, and BKlilmore ...... 31 49 .388 35 He waa relieved in the sixth by Cooper was die leading eticker for. cluding a two-nm single that cli­ the G ian^ and Dddgers in general. Bo.iton ...... 28 48 .368 36 Natlaaal Burnett who went the rept of the the Junior^as hs banged out two maxed a four-nm seventh' inning The;result is a slight revision of Sew York ...... 66 36 .691 League Power with Great Staff way giving up one hit and fiv# hits in four at bata, and drove In to give the Chicago White 5?ox an opinioj Brooklyn ...... 49 31 .613 6'a walks while fahhihg eight. three rune. His hits ware an sol­ 8-S victory over the Cleveland In­ PhUKdpIphU ...... 39 36 .527 n\i Twvisioii. w-e how realize, la Tlia.Gas Housers threatened in idly hi dians. Mllwiiukpf! ...... 40 39 ..106 1.1 noyan unnUxed evil so far as the Clnrinnati ...... 39 41 .488 , i^>r • 1 Cleveland, July 10 (IP)— Casey the tenth when M istretU sent a In the fourth inning, Irish imd Cleveland's loss, together with 16S future of basibkll is concerned, as 8(...... 38 42 476 17'» line drive to left good for thre* Bobl^ Bweet singled,-end an un- New York's 6-5 tmmph over ne magnates contend. It might Chlrago ...... 29 48 ..377 26 First iNatioiiais »'■ Au-star >lttfburffh ...... 26. 54 .816 30 victory in five attempts, hopca to- Police & Fire baies but the next three batters usu^ play followed. Moe Mor- Washington, trimmed the Indians’ on the other hand, the medium V TODAV*8 OAMK8 went down In order behind the harat hit a towering pop fly to first place American League lea< which will attract mtMiy thousands T ’l’fEilFie#* "•utrKliM the National League'a PHUburrh at Sew York Surkont pitching of Burnett. the infield, and as* Morhardt ran over' the Yankees to three gam^ of new fans to a game which ha-' (6“10) va LMft|p.(3-3). X 1. U S B / •^••om e power with one of the Defeat Tires Hltttng HIghHgliU out the sure out, the third base- Jim Rivera also starred at bat for shown signs of losing out to the Philadflphla at Brooklyn—Millpr (4-6) VII IsOPH <3-3>. ______I strongest pitching staffs ever as- Mistretta and Chuck Saimond man misjudged the ball and be- Chicago, hammering two Yubme automobile, the race track and. the were the only Gas Housers to hit ‘^fore ha could pick it up, Morhardt runs and a single while sqoring corner ice cream den. YR Drewa (2-1). r a c e e ^ i u m u c contrast to last year when he Johnson Hurls Fourth the Legion pitching safely. The was standing on second with a four runs. ' None of the 10 milllpn, ^ y e ,or rhl^Ago at 8t. te4>uis (night)— Rush each got taro hits. For Uia Lagi< double, and two runners bad TTie Yankees overcam^ a 5-1 (5-9) xn Raachi W i n n i n i i W a y s w i t h with oniy^ six Victory for. Unbeaten take a few dozen, who witnessed Am«rlca» ^ pitchers,.the grixsled New York Falcetta, Ken Burnett a n d ^ it crossed the plate. deficit, scoring three Um/s ih the the well ballyhooed Gianta-Dodg-- New York at WaRhingtoh (night) — McGehan each got singlas, /iTje eighth with the aid of m throwing WlFRler U-V) Vi PorlRrheM IJM) E a s y 1 9 to 4^ Victory Yankee manager , win bring nine P^ce Setters 8 to 4 A lone run in the rifth. four ers game on home screens could butstanding defenaiva play w u by more in the sixth, and another error by Washington /third base­ Cleveland at Chicago—Wynn (KMi) . •' I hurlers to Cleveland's Municipal have wedged hia way into the Polo VR HRTRhman (4-4) I Stadium next Tuesday. This group Mistretta who, when playingleft- man Fddie Yost an ^bagged the I ST.ANDINGS 8TAND ING S single tally in the last Inning fin­ Grounds if he wanted to. The place Baltimore- at Detroit —Coleman (9-7) P(,( I includes most of the btggFst win- field, made a diving, tiAbllng tying and winning ru/s in the ninth VR (Tarver (5-3L W W L Pet. ished out the evening's scoring for ALLEY OOP was full. But thare w ill be other one-nand grab of a sinklng^looper the Legion. Meanwhile, tha I^ n d - on hits by Gil M cl^ugald and Blli BoRton at Phllatlplphla—Nixon (7-7) First National Bank.. 6 0 1.000 ' the American League. Police A Fire ...... 4 0 1.000 times r/hen he can get in, and from va Portocarrero (4-7). 1 1-Gm b«. H’lnaers over the infield. eor Locks boys brought home two Skowron and 'a /Mcriflce By by what we have , seen and heeril NoHsiff Arms ...... 3 .500 Manchester "Tire ...... 1 2 .933 .400 Headed by ll-gamr winners Tonight in the NaUonhl League runs in the fifth and four more in Alickey Mantle. lately there are a great many new Elks ...... ••••• 2 Bantly Oil ...... 1 2 .333 Moriariy'a will again meet Amer­ Brdwn & Beaupre i . . . 2 .333 Mike Garcia of Cleveland and 'Vir­ 3 .250 -the bottom of-the eeventh to give customers around this to#n. Roy Motors ...... 1 ican Legion at Cnartef Oak Park. DodgeiyBag Streak Manchester Trust .... .2 .286 gil Trucks Slid Bob Keegan qf them a total of six runs. Having watched a thrilling game Braves Cop Farm In the American /League the Tha Brooklyn Dodgers ended a Chicago, the staff liats three iling- Police and Flic continued its Along with the power hitting of on TV and apparently for the first Dodgers will meet the Rad Sox to- three-gaihe ^ s ln g straitk, edging First National Bank pounded ers who have won nine games and Cooper. A l Cole again banged out nut the Philadelpbla PliUliAa 7-5 time Caught, the fliyfor of the League Game, 4-3 three who have won seven. On'the winning ways behind the atrong nigm at Waddell iteld. Starting out' 18 hits as it swamped Man­ two hits, as did Morhardt and on 'R oy /C awipanella's tWo-run sport, these potential attendance other hand, only three of the seven pitching of Al John.3on'u six-hit­ time for both g a ^ a ia • o'clock. Sweet. Cole alao scored i three homer i ^ Uie lOth but remained figures now want, to get out and chesterTrust 19 to 4 in aji Alumni National ' League pitchers have ter as they dropped Manchester .Moriartjr fmibers IS) runs during his evening's work. sqe what a ball park looks like Last night in tl»e'' Police and AB fi S BO A E - 64 games 'Jsehind the National League' contest last night at Char- turned in sis many as nine tri­ Tire 8-4 in an intermediate League i 8 v 0 0 u b Irish FBos IB L e a g w leading New York Giants and count the men on the field for Firemen'a Divisjoh of the National [ ter Oak Field. There was no umphs. game at the West Side Oval last s*7iu?‘“»ariur« p. ' m » *> J 1 J u Irish walked eight, gara up whd WliXijf^pVd' the Pittsburgh themselves. Couple o f them bobbed Little Lcagjie'Farm . System the stopping the boys coached byrRon- The Natfensl Lesgtie suffered a *...... 3, U U 1 eight hits, and stIruM/out ID in his up in my own’ living room and night. lb ...... 4 0 3 3 PirTOs 8-3. Johnny Antonelli went BraVes downed the Redlegs '4 to 3 I nie Daigle ae 30 men reached draatif .blow when Harvey Haddix Johnaor lioea Route Adrbkii, 3b . routs, going stint. It waa M b sec­ have been yammering for .passes GikNtuD, c ...... 4 0 0 1 the/routa for his . 13th Giant vie- 'ame played at Robertson I base. became unavailable because of the Johnson went the roilte, walk­ ...... 4 U 0 IZ ond win ^his season, since he de­ ever since. ' PniYORt, 3b ...... 3. U (I 5 tO] I Big First Inning recurrence of a leg -injury. Jim ing five Sind fanning six as he ladreii. *•( o u feated the Windsor combiner In the Offera Good Mchoellng ...... I O U T 0 0 /^Campsnella, who> earlier has dis­ Turkington • and Wilson got j Eight men went to .Jie plate for ’Wilson, veteran Milwaukee right- gained hia fourth win In as many Urir. 1( 2 0 0 1 opening game in a 'beautifully Mohr, 3b ... --- - u 0 closed that two fingers of his left ’iiie TV game, as a mattey hooked up in a pitchers' duel with the Bank in the first inning and hander; was named to replace the ...... 0 U 0 0 0 o pitched game. starta. T h e curve balling pitcher, SMiltVR ...... 1 V U 0 ^hand had become numb following fact, offers very good sch< the former coming out on top. three of them scored. In the third, crafty St. Louis Cardinals' south- behind fine support, wss never in MKrtone ...... 0 0 Sunday the localE w lir face for the young and can ...... 1 0 0 0 0 p an operation last May, also Ignited Turkington allow^ only four hits, 11 men went to the ],1at'e, scoring paw. Windsor at Mt. Nebq starting at parent future ernbarramment. It is a bad Jam and coasted home on x\jtau a three-nih ninth inning rally with while Wilson gave up, five. ’ seven more nina,~Anolher run waa Wilson, daapits a no-hit triumph three, walks...... *3 0, ,4 18 "4*0 2:19, Coach Fortin haa not as yqt better to answer the^uestions in added in the fourth on a triole and this year, has won only five games tmrr.iraa LeaUa ISI a double that overcame a 5-4 defi­ Krartt (4) Two more runs re.iulted ip the AB K H PO A t named hia starting pitcher. cit. Two walks and a base-clearing private than to "rfn ig g le with , . AB R H PO A E ! a single and nine men went tb the while going undefeated and does third for the Firemeu. when with ! K. Bui'n>’lt. lb ...... 4 0 1 k Maschnter III) 1 1 not figure to see any action. Had­ ' McUehaii. 3b ...... 4 0 1 4 double by Pec Wee Reese account­ them later o n ^ ^ n the i^octrl-1 rf .1 1 III plate to Bcnci in five more runs two outs. Jim Gian.ague plry since the League holds an overall lead of 12 C'nisiiing Blow the .wfnnlngXiihs. there.Bind leaning over and-chew- McKeever. as ..I 0 to 8. cr.irs 3 for O runs In 4; HU be p|irj)rr pohorjrlo, p ..... 4 1 0 roleman. rt .., . 2 0 n o n Ill'eaiJiie was organized thqee years, ' Th^ crushing blo\y- came in the' hy. Rrsrdon .(Ssrlbr); pasS-d bsdis. Walirrs, c . 0 0 Pitch^r’^Diiane PUlette. pitched •bR -gUTO IbPtead of Ihrowlng ■ the Ron I’ole, rf , 1 0 0 0 o I zgo. Danny Rcpii conneAed for Game 8tart|k at 1:80 fifth when P A F's sent eight men Uhiir 1: impirrs, RcCurre, Holland; Roar. 3b .., ..... 4 1 » andbafted the Baltimore .Orioles to bail ?. Doesn’t he know it's getting tVllaon, p ..... The game will start at 1:3() p. m. scor-r. Macrarlanr. \ J'ubrry, tb ...... 4 0 1 1 0 -0 2 1 thtee bases in the third and Al to the plate to^bring in four big Rossi, If ...... 1 0 9 ^ 7 - 5 yictorj’ over Det'rotL Hla lateT" (EDT> with full network coverage Totai.a 20 4 t « 's I Gates registered a three-bagger' runs. Dave.Golas Started it with a SKIways rf ...... 3 «V 0 .single scored what- proved to be W h it does he want to bunt Braves■ . />;. not oia—4 in the fourth. on radio (Mutual) and television base hit. T h is was ;oIlowed by Blmlnrtta, 3b '...... 3 0 0 the winnnig runs as the Orioles for? Wouldn't it be better to'K«die*a cNBC and Mutual). The $110,000 003 000-3 To pii'k out one individual for Giansanti and. Johneon* reaching Totals as 8 8 31 s a 4 snapped a five-game losing streak. knock It over the fehce ?” tile standout. of the game would radio-TV fee and the gate receipts base, setting' it up' for Willy Me*; [ Manrhsstrr . nso 314 1—11 MWEI)l.B, Manchester >. Windsor liit dbpsu'tment with three apiece, Police ...nd Flte-deading. Locks 10; BB. Irish 8, Pohoryto 4; SO. as Alax Kellner went the dlstaJice helns If he feels that he might be w ig tangled in the singles final of while Carlson, Reifn, Clyde Rlch- rain dates. Jf weather interferes, By THK AHMU4 IAT»:i> rB4»«8 Both teams added a tally in the _ , a .u »:r ic a .\ LKAta e Irish 10. Pohor/io 3; HBP. Pohoryto for his fifth triumph against eikht spawning a new baaeball .fan and the Swedish. Interna,tlonal tennis 'and Pete Beckwith chipped in they’ll'try to play Tuesday night* sixth, and the, Bremen got one in BaltInZ Avila ' Cl-vrland and Norm. iW’otclk. Swekf)' WP. Irish 1. Pohorvlo 8- II. Gleeson. Yost; 8rorer._8pell|jl(in; losses. J ■ , < . thus making the future aecure for championship today. • Patty de­ .with two each. Richard had the at 8 p. m. (E D T ). I f the rain con­ the nevehth, but again the rallies -Nris- York. ,3 «; Rosm, n''a ~ - ■■ « the assorted millionaires, who own feated Lennard Bergelin, 8-6, 6.-4, JlKist RBI's ivilh four, while Carl­ tinues, the game will be resched­ fell short , and Police and Fire i V“ *rk,'!u^V Mantle. .Nmc, •” "*»• »* «. the various clubs. * ..- 3-6, 9-7' in a two and half, hour son and A l Gates botli knocked in uled for Wednesday at 11 a. m.. gained a stronger hold bn first Runs—Mlnoso, Chirszo.“ 44: MsnlU battle, yesterday while Hartvyig two nin.s. 2 p. m. or 8 p.-m. (E D T ) depending’ place York. *3-; Fns. CtitfsBn.snd Yost! New York (N F A ,)— ?Digsr Rav had no diiTtcultiea 4n eliminating ■ Mrst JVfn for Reynolds . on the weather. A make-up of a rained-out game Csrra«,u.i. ^Chica.6. Sadcller Offereil Siarting pitchers won't be an­ Robinson's exhibitions in Europe . Sveiv.Davldson. U. S. indoor cham- ». Reynolds picked' up his first win will be played Tuesday between • in MmoBo. riiU-aipb 44 are expicted to lead to a come­ .pton. in straight sets 6-3, 6-3,; 6-3,- of the -season to become the foiirth nounced until Monday .morning but it Is expected that both Sten­ Bantly OH and Manchester Tire. vo^L*' $25,000 to F i g l i l back.' Sresterday. pitcher on the BanK nine to. gain The next regularly scheduled ^l^^.:i.nd M ' Tualght gel and ^Valter Alston, rookie Na- a victory. Dana Cannon and Carl­ ti.msi t a . . . . . niiJ., ‘ I B**"* Monday night, featuringf'"'- ttUcsso. loS: . Busby, “Dodgers , va. Red Sox, 6—Wad- son have .two each to their credit tlonal League pilot, will name a | Fire- aminst R n n t i v 'i'**: m1h> \,,-n„,^^-„hinpon, 96: AyllaTciere" erweight champion Saiydy Saddler Ifcaifue starting taahi lisu only .UiMt. 9u, % -si > * SuniHy, July n George Magnuaon went the route ™ - ..o aihI >irr fK) ■ DouhlrinUoubIriB — V#rn^.V#r WaBhingtoo. Ji). has been offered $25,000 tq defend • '* Windapr vs. Legion Juniors, Cqmpanella May Be Forced , ab *r ..i 4> a p rbi M<*p«'ut:altl X*»w york, 17; • Bolting, his title against Ted .(Red Top) S 2:30-M t; Nebd. , * o' 3^7 1 2 1 KDd f*KJiraiiqufl. Chicago. 15 Davis p t Hartford in eithel August '! *»«'*»••!». All s • s sea s s .5 1 () 0 1-1t l 3 t)0 0 Kticnn.. Detroit. 14. - , nxv® ( i ;,-...... , Monday, July 12 ' g 0 <) o 9 1 () 1). , Tlrip(r»-— Runnrit. WAMilnstiu). J2. or September. New. HaveB-Match- BA’a ivs. Herm’s. 6—'■Mt. Neba 7 • Retire from Baseball " S ; ■ . :■ ’...... 2 \ 1 1 i) .0 ')) YfriUin. Washlnxti'i), II: TuHi., Drlrnii. maker Charley Brovvn aaye. .Kluszewski and .-Snider. SiitimoriE. M ,.3 1 0 o; 2 ()’ I 9 MID'.ih.. i'hu-.(n, I: M.ntl., K»w Fairfield’s vt. Mahcheatir Xuto ! Arms will be played Monday night (ziAn»anti if' 7 0 0 0 1) 0 York, 7. J Brown said- yesterday he had CAPTAIN EASY “Safe InvesIroenX?? BY LESLIE TURNER Parts. B^Cha.'ter Oak.' - Brookl.vn, July 10 •Ah-'-Roy^buVhAd to break It because of the opening PRcSerr wil, sTe 110.,.,V o 1 HornV...... RunW^Manllc. Kew York. . .. 4P;»' .. ____infbrnved Saddler’e manAger. Char- Police and Firemen vs. Bant- Provjosi:__ _ m fOr!!“_ At.the nBees • against . Nick__PniiadeiDnia *!;>'»M*'P*'** Phllllaa* Phl»l*e’ staff staff, . max* mI ay i McTurry,'-nt rf ...3 1 2 0 0 1 Dot),': Clrvoland. 15; Rosm' Clmklandrrlev Johnson of New York, "that a I NOTICE TH055 WVSTBtOUS THEY ARB A , IUE KEPT IW ERR5 OPEN, ONP (ShTHER Campanella, Hie iron man catcher “death of his father-in-law. get the opening nod. He has start- i-P»rm.ki.n. rf .2 ME AM' RODNEY CAN GEf/ IF YOU BOYS WASN'T ly’s. 6 —West Side Oval. Twefdy for the Arma. Game-.time D 1 " ® ” ^■;;"':j^^'r«*liL«nd Zsrniai. pbiiadri- j «pre.s*nt ia prepar*d to ■ -[^ C T E « * »«iviN PKaaoeplgiT eccentric. THEFRE interested IN GBTTtid UTO 50ME of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has v ir - , . " I only consented to that bone IKl OA JOINT i l \ 0 EASE.-I WANT^ BY TH' COPS, is listed for. 6'o'clock. ed three of the last four All-Srsr Toi. i...... r 28 h 5 21 sStitlen BaBV»—Jcniifn. Bocion and pOBi th f $25,000 fOB- AR OUtdoor -gLP0« LEWB THE H0u*e J Ekoy,..Birr I LOCAL CONCERN. BUT FIRST (WANT TOlOOK ' First National Bank vs. Nas- tually no control over two fingers' chip opiwation bdeause I was S 3.4 MEL. BUT YOU'LL WANT A V YOU COULO BE CASIN’ ' ilfTs, 6 --Charter Oak. Kirm .NaliuBiil Haak (19)- i games for' the Nationals. Gfrcia > .MaarkeiUr Tire <4^ MmoBo; Chicago, .11; Rivera. fight ** TkIMK VOU-RE V OVER THOROUdHLV. AND SEE ITS SAFE.. SQUINT AT DA SAFE BWOREf Tir JOINT WHILE IM nf his left hand and he sadly ad- .warned the hand might , become ab ab r h >1 a c rbl 'Tuesday, July IS mitted today that .his baseball ca­ a e rbi Cleveland’s top winning ';C>r, *" 3b ... U 3 If the terms are accepted. Brown MEECn.SBACy ..THAT IS, A SAFE *lVBSTI*ENt I ASSUME! WE RE REAOV TO CRACK I T ^ e D UP WIH RATWEyl paralyzed if I didn’t go through RicliarU. 2b ., ...... 6 3 -2 4; righthander, may be Stengel's 2 X o St. Bridget's vs. United Meth- reer may end after the 1954 sea­ Dalai.-, cl ...... 1 j Knht*n, pb . 2 . X t'nrningriirhing Kcynmoji.Rcy^noidn. Y-ork. i-ora. y\. >-l. MUd, th# New England I^ht^ight rPOR PAT 20 G R A N D ! _____ ; _2 2 1 d with it," he reiated. - \ I tP'iirn, c ... 0 5 1 1 .WX);, Keegan, Chicago A13.3. ,8oo: Mor- - odist, 6 —Robertson Park. , son. ' I'annbii...... 1 u H V,' Sfensel aleo has Trucks ^hamp Saddler in West Can't lirip Bat Properly McClain, cf ., „ „ , (11-5), Keegan (12-3), Allis Rey- I AugUBt. If : 1 7 0 •« ran Nea- York and-^tnne. Wauhtjagton. Cards vs. Red Sox 6 —Waddell Paggir.K, rf 0 * f>‘ o .*2. .778; Cnnauegra. Chicagn. K'-S. .-go.764. Haven’s Municipal Stadium. “ A doctor friend of mine told Campanella returned to action I'anniin. H __ 0 0 ,'3 nolds Ip-1). Bob Porterfield i9-6)', Field. . Boiand. ]b 1 5 0 0 StrikpoatB —Turley. ^Itltnorr.' 103; i — ---- ^ — ■ ' ■ ..... ■»' me there-is. a possibility that the only four weeks after the opera-. ,*!!! ...... 1 4 [J . Bob Lemon ( 9-4-), Bob Turley (7-. * Pl.r»«ri. "rf U O t> 0 Trm-kE, Chicago M Wynn. CIcTAlapd. t Y O rN O RETIRES Trust vs. Elks, 6 Charter Oak. tnerv e'la g o o t’ he said. "He also 0 o it 1 77; Pl^rc^. (“hicagn and Hoeft^ ' (non and Uas been complalninR re- j r. rf ..4...2 0 n o And southpaws Whitey Ford. 72. ■ •••-,- • Pro Wrestllngv 8:30-^Mt. Nebo. told me If it is true, I mighf_ aa dfntly. that the hjind hurt. He said ! ” ' ...... 3 1 jr 'o ' i - - 1 ’ 0 *0^ 1 ...... *3 (7-6) and Dean Stone (7-2).' Rey- Rl?j,)h,('t ib 0 I n 0 4) ** .N \r40.'*AI/-LKAGI K -. East Laiudnj:. MicK. — Wrdne^ii.v, July 14 well forget about bAaeball. tire pain was so bad fn last night’s Pimiic.-ih. r . , ..I' u 3; nolds however may have to lie re- 8pfnr«-r, rf .. 0, I t) 0 0. 3_ 1 Rnliinc Snider. Brooklyn. .‘W: ICucl- ...... 2 (r U I Ralph H. velthih IClehlfin North Ends vrf. CYO, 6 -Mt. To .Sw Doctor Monday game againet the PhllAdeiphia Brck.ith. ib X** > 0 X i)^ 0 Sew York. .353: Srhn#ndl»iwt. Bt. «• J if ,of p )a c^ He aggravated a previoiu- |Q“‘>>hy. 3b .. State athletic director, befan ter­ Hebo„ *• . > I "I have an appointment >to see Phillies, that ;i> couldn't grip the ' * * •■••••'• <. 3 3 Isouif. .179’ R**l!. I'inrinnaii. .334: 1 1 <• 2 Iv intured ler muarle Wednesdav I 25 4 8 21 8 5 4 MuMat, St. IkOUia and Mavs. York i minal leave prior to retirement ~ Legion Juniors' vs. Thompson-, Dr. Herman Fett on Monday to bat properly." Still, he hit a home''Total. . ,, '.tt i*! i8 ii in 1 i l IP^chihg egelnat the Boston Po'irr «i«i Mr- ...... h'd <«41 0—K .3.72. - ■ - vllle, 6—Thompsonville; ,^ee if the operation fo r a bone re- rim in the tenth inning with one - .M.«.kc.wr T r.,i <4i . Red Sox. ! M.^ho.i-r Tir* ...... I)|«) 2)11 .1—4 ■ Runi4- Muniai St. U>uit. 73:. Ifayx. 3ti. SjMnc«*r. SB MHn«*R- Nrw. Yfifk and S('h(4^ndlnfat. *Bl teoulo. .1 SecoAd CongoB vs. - North • M-- cth -, ------inovaX------. last May damaged a vital man on .basebaj> .to win . e it for . the W o . erbl , MR if l,k btIuMMM tfc «a «I UtAr.St«r« ' CtiHhiiig. cf ..... ;i 1 O p it , £la a. Glan«ai1ti 3; ‘ iXn'urrv. 60. SliHtrr. Rrttokjyn and Bell. Odis't,^ist, d—ftobertsAn Park. ner\»e." . ^ Dodgrvi, 7-5. MagiiuiUiii. p ...... 3 1 X 0.. 6 o. 0 Robevtc Atston * w ilij B^rmaktan. Boland; Df*. . to nati. 62 .v • Mofta'rty'a vs. Fbirfield's, 6 — He held up his hand to demon- The burly catcher, a member of >-.‘"‘»fi**ii<;w 3b. . 3 0 0 , 2 3 f J call on auch thanH*r«' aa r-apl tJola*: I.jOB. PoUci 'anit J'irt- 10. 51an- Run» BaUt'd In> Mumal. St. leOuAa, S3: 4 0 118 I 3 .84 av t " > ! Tir»» 6: BB. Guav Xo. Johrfnon 'MavB. N«*w York and JMblonMii. St. TOPS IN AOTION Charter Oak. ■ • atrate what he mbknt. He tried to the Dodgers since mid-1948 and ' Tn^ru!,!,' 1 10 0 Erskine t9-«). GeneOonley (7-8l. s SO Ouay 5. .ohtiMti 4. B Gu«v i: Loui.«, 71; H«Klg^B. Brooklvn. 70. Snld#r, iTlC FLINT move the iittie finger next to the 2 U O O 1 W aitin g: BY MICHAEL C^’MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA W AYNl Roy Motors va. Manchester Tire, Ivv'ice the most valuable player in Mui»n*-i.'rf ' ] u 1 0 o u u Marv Grissom (8-3) and 'Wilaon wp jnhnvni i, p b , Ui-arn i: w. Jnhn- *BriH)ktvn. 6!6 ^ Setting: It Gtraig:ht BY WII«90N St'RIIGGS E—West Side Oval. ring* finger, but it snapped back the National League, said he was pRNAttJ/ rf 1 o 0 0 <» 0 “ft (5-0). If,he choose, to go to • .. lilt.’*- S<'hu,cndi«>n»t. St. teouii. 11$: aa if it was pulled. .Hf tried the ’ Kwa.wh. Jf. 2h ... 2 1 0 3 1 it o , .NV» -York; llS. Snidrr. Brook­ •Walnut Street Grill va.' Deci'a, 6 determined to play in the All-Star 14. .(JnU'fi, PB lerthajndcr. he can lead with W ar­ lyn and Bril, ('imnnnati, 110, Moon; St. w tVR Gonr SIX moatths MNP C O U K T m v in s W — I ^CAUB'ibUMUBt ; ... 4 1) 0 2 4 a 0 EVERY '5 IMPRESSION WELU-TME SUBJECT OP MONEY o p OOMEIST r-Charter Oak. same with the ring-finger, moving game .in Cleveland on Tuesday, jMaiU'huck. 'k.’.'2b , 1 X a o 2. o ren S'ps'hn ( 8-9) and Johnny An- : Ie4m|i*. U>9 a< MVSCALEAtOPlL, A _ ^ T«SBVBNiNSANp60T it next to the little finger. IL too, ■.Rvl*ml4T, ;rf \ , ti ,^*ubr**i»,r 8nld**r. Brooklyn, aikd 3^11. .EVEN |C I.MAV« lO SMOOT ' 0IP,LIN... ^...^•mATYCUWDWAtt.lOtOWfifllNSMe XMCSNOCKEOAMOANOCyifRCgr.BUr Dr. Fett’s diagnosis notwith­ 0 0 () o 0 0 tondIU (13“2).'.' AtURDER, A KTMAFlMe IT OUT/. , ^WHO-ONSUITH A A.VBIBAL«UFO»ni« snapped back'. ^ standing.' . AmUftutt. c ...... 3 0 X 2 X 1 X Yesterday's Stars CincinnatiJ 24 Srho#ndUn»t. St. uouU. MAgF TWiPT INVeSTB^ >^0PF1D7WAW^ IRIT»«f only TRUi/l enow , THAI X REALIZED SHg OM/TKNOWMYTUMS ; VVi)Unmi!i. 'if ..2 0 .0 O 0 0 0 The Nationals will have a great 22 Kinrr. Chicago 30. Aaron. MiLvau- AlEYOUDONfiHVi?) KIMRr.,J MklffRID "■you can see. I w a s trying to "Nothing Is 'going to kee'p me edge on power hitting with such k«*r, Thomas Plttrhurgh and Jablonakl. M TWIg JOf. ZM 60NMA . ikan’ wiuffOPHbnsANosHB PaoiMcfiMD AEafTMe~StC'V«SJUSrTRYINfiTOPRO?8cr Lh«VI BUN MLOPlQin PINO OUT WIN. PIP hold the fingers together but I from playing in ths All-Star Tftiart* 38 4 6 21 IS 7 4 stalwart home runs hitters as St. IsOuIb. 19. STICK AR0UNI7* - WEMCNCW ngEVaSUMONTE'nos^ TBVTO pOUPROMA r— . ^ Last NighGs Fights ifank ...... 307 1U5 a - l » e Pitching Johnny Antonelli. ^ew Trtplc.«~8atd«*r. Brutdilyn. 9: Ham- J UN AUNT V ID T I^ had no control over them.” he said game,” he ■vowed.- "1 feel it’s a W illie Maya )30j. Musial ------BUYVooepp?' PORTUNE-MUNTaig j y n k T W R liL Y g e «> " Trunt, ...... 0Ut» 4 , ), .Mvsial (26), , York. Giants, won-his 13th game of 'P'r. ?tui,iielt)h)a' and Srbo«ndGn.L*sr TDNIGKT? I also haye no power in the area! great honbr to be chosen and I'm 2'B.-MrK^ver; 3B. 'TXrfin, . (■aiPB. . Gil Hodges (9t> and----- Kluszewskt jlhb seawm .and homCred ia the y _ r MARTHA.TMETIWg Hubbard, Ohio—Jerry Dryer. around' the top of mji; hand near -proud to play in that game." ■ n haa ' ______,w . ' n?k and Moon, Sf. l.oula. 4. , SHi HASMNI England, knocked oiiit Joe Green- the thumb. M y doctor friend said ; He A d d ^ thmt he would ------TD O W V Wood, Akron, 2. (Welterweights). if the neTv'e Js involved, the numb- i the Dodgers aa tong as AUTO Columbus. Ga.- Glen Ftanagaa. ness could spread over my entire i despite thV pain, but he ■133, *St. Paul, outpointed Sohny\ hand and it could be uaeiess by the ■ guided by Dr. Felt.- Makiiuiiuu K>-)iioWa 7; ao. Marim-I Boone with 13 each. scored four luns as the White -Sox T«nini-r, rmrinnstt. il: p w iy. Ohlcas- end of the year.'* ■ ■ RACES J t Luciano, 138, Miami. 10. Bsqpkiyn MBhag.gr Waiter A l- «'•» 3 K-ynul.ik t: '■ B ,. >llajfliU{i4>ii; .WB.'i a-. r-t defeated the Clevelau-jJ Indians S-3. 7*': w New' Orleans_ .____ Andrew*_____ Brown.___ . Campanella said he has know n Sion A s disturbed at the new ,.. ' • HB Maii4*lmi'k I 149\, Nejw Orleans, oiilpciinted about the stiffness in-his fingers canli-W^UkR; Sfifi-; *^1 * V _ _ ' \-r i 1 purhine -Anl->e*l!(. w.w, York.- 11-3, U-S.C.R.C SaBCtion :s " t never, knew it was so aertr : rr. Diana; Tm i- r i WIUK.<8T MllJt:/I I , ■ (.867;1.867: Wimrlm,Wllh-lm. N.w York M. .IDO: Had- Johnny B rM ’h.-149 4. ./Chicago 10. j for some time and that-he intend-1- ■ oust" he saidU . ■, , .. I — Suie Coliega. Pa. -K (NEA) — ■ 13-4. .T«':*M.v.r..Mt*nk- Grissom.-rdr»«.>»rk. M./ San' Diego,, calif. - .CiarltM ed aee Dr. Fett several d a ji j _ Yice-Presldent ' Buxxy. Bavaai The St.-Louis Cardinals operate Eighteen lettcnemi are among 35 S tan t^. t.S'EAVI, -Jl Creeii, AnfHeA, but th# ph^'ticUa w ir per-.ijnB a fifth term. aid MIT left the meaaun’a total at 1949 CHEVROLBlv fordor' aedail. Phone MltcheU 94I7S5.N. / eattmatea. Ml. .9;liM.. Top Quality FUmiturb Lari;e' kitchen, dining room with dowa, 1 car linage. Lot 60’ x 236’, about $3.iOO,OOO.OOd, Sm ith aald./ COPVijLOSING TIME / Ml-3-4164. ' YOUNG L^DY college graduate 10 ROOM HOUSE. Inquire .100 Opposing Vfte Rapublican slate, FDR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Good Urea, cteaii car. Excellent Brand Name Appliances desires one robin apartment with buMt-in cabinets and llvinig room Back of lotjMrders Breezy Lake. The adminlatration requeat tetala runnint condition. Douflxa GUARANTEED Top quality OUTSIDE P>rtNTlNG. Free es­ Woodland Street, Near parkway, achool and hourly beatdes R lw o ff in November, will and TV at Tremendous Savings '^kitchen -and battl>^umtshed or with fireplace. Hot water oil heat. be these ^ndidatea: roughly St* billion doUara. MON. THRU FRI. Motora, 333 Main. viaion aervice. Calia receive timates.' /Gilbert Fickett, MI LAVm CHAIRS, sturdy wooden Large lot. Only 4 .veara bid. ,3700 bua, 310,500. Tom Minor, Broker- . fore 9 p.m. will be aervic unfurnished in M ahe^ster dr MANCHESTER -Duplex 6 and 6 Lieutenant g o i e r n o r , John Smith aaid the new cut would' . lOiSO A. M. S-S9S3,/ im alnted. 32.50. Route 6 to Route CHAMBERS FURNITURE East Hartford area. WHIS Box dow'n to qualified veteran. Carry­ Tel. Rockville 5-5042. ' 1991 POKTIAC rhieftatn 8 deluxe 4 nifht. Sn. 9-1347. ’ / - ^ 3 left % mile, opposite North rooms, Nice lot, near center, oil Dem|Mioy of Putnam.' not apply to I0S>e million dollars SATURDAY 9 A. M. SALES J care ef Herald. . ing chargea approx. $86 per month. door. Black. Radio, heater. Hyr ’^Windham fire station. fumacet, shade trees, two-car ga­ CRYSTAL LAKE--Route 80. Fine '.ary of atate, Mra. Eliza- the Senators voted to add to the dramatic. 11.395. Mancheater WEBB’S TV ^ it Maple St., tS par Private Instnietions 28 At The Green cpVi'NER SAYS SELL- -this 2-fam- rage. Ranch home three bed­ 7-room colonial. 15 yeara old. E x­ 2klunczyk of Southington., measure and a-hich the House had TOUK OOOr^ATION WIIX Motor Salea, MI 9-6437. house call. All work'fully tueran-laran- ALL ALUMINUM combination win­ Mitchell 3-5187 llysjduplex at 54-56 Cambridge St. rooms, attached gKrege. Exc^lent cellent condition. Oil hot water Comptroller, Edward D. Bargin rejected. These itema are 7$ mil- teed. Call XO 9-6595 for quick dows and doors, self-storing, save Business Property For Sale 70 ExceHerit Income, Needa exterior condition. Price 116,000. Immedi­ lions for the iranufecture in Eng­ BE APPBCCIATED Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to S:30 P. M. heat. Ceramic tile beth upetaire, Walerbury. 1941 DODGE—4 door aedan. $85. honest aervice. ACCORDION and piano tauptit in heat, comfort, convenience, last a lepalrs. 'Make us an-offer. ate occupancy. Howard R. Haat- lavatory down. Sunporch Treiusurer, Anthony E. Grillo o f land eC military’, planaa for .'NA'TO Call MI 9-0083, after 8 p. ni. your home. MI. 9-.il44, / BUILDING, Ideal for professional Inga Agency. MI. '9-1107 any time. Diar MI-3-5121 lifetime. Free demonstration. Call men, space for two office suites. A GREEN XtANOR RANCH at. $5 ahingled siding. 2-chr Hamden. defenae uM: 27 mlUiona for devel- anytime. Bill ’Tunsky. MI. 9-9095. THREE U.SED .electric rBngea, 330 large lot. Only 113,800, Attorn^ general, Sair.uel J. oplng non-atemic special weapons MASON—FieliUtone a af^ielty. E. < Three large rooms each, also for Weaver Road lanow available. 6 and UP, one used combination oil- rooms, ceiamic tiled bath. Alum­ Minor, Broker, Tel. Tadesco of Bridgeport. by our allies, and 7 4 miUiena to 19.53 FORD—4-door cualom -lin^. Toth. Phone 9-9 - ^ . Bondn—StocK i^ ATTIC FAN Kits; Assemble them electric range, $75. Excellent for two tenements up. At . location, MANCHESTER VALUES! zoned for business. Building in ex­ inum V combination storm and 5-5042. ' Qpngresaman-at-Iarge, . Joseph help privata free enterpriae la Eu­ Blue. Liow mileafe. Oritinal own­ M o r t g a i ^ 31 yourself and save. 20-24-30-36 Inch cottage. Also four used T.V. sets, rope Compete with cartels. er. MI 9-6414. DOORS O V tih a i, keys , fitted, starting at $13.50 (without motor). cellent condition. Steam and hot screen- windows. Attached ifatage. $0i7()0 Four roomeT full beze- M. Lyford of Weatport. Lost and Found console models, V.H.F. only, $70 ANDOVER. BOLTON./yjoventry Connecticut also will elect flve Smith aqld the Mg proposed cut copied, vaeuuin cleanera, irons, Blank and Lawson Electric Motor and up. Nearly new 11 cu. ft. In­ water- heat. Large parking lot. Qualified veteran can buy with, mCnt. Good lot.C onveniently lo­ and vicinity—Bolton /Lake- (Spe­ , VtkUISD—3 fellowa who will wax, 1953 DeSOTO black, 4 door.. Flra- guns, repaired. Shears, Co., 516 Asylum Street, Hartford. 325,000. Carlton W, Hutchins. MI. $800 down. Cari-ying rhargea ap­ cated. /Easily financed, U. S. representatives, in addition was approved without a diseenUng First MORTGAGES Second ternational Harvester deep freeze, cial), 4 rooma, ail improvementa, to cohgresamah-at-large, plus atate vote. It was offered by Sen. waah and clean out your car for dome V-8. Immaculate inside and kniveia,Mowera ate., put into con; / JA. 5-8508. $195. Garrlty Bros., Inc., Talcott- 9-5132, 9-4694. prox. $86 per month. $14,700 Three Bedroom Ranch, near private beacl^ $9,300, terms. only S3. For aervice telephone MI. out. 33095. Manchester Motor dition^for coming seeds. Braith- attached garage. Patio, plac­ legialatora' and county Officials. George (D-Gaf, who originally Itad FHA- Cdnventional---GI yille-Rockvllle Road. MI, 9-4521, JARVIS REALTY CO. Severs! other nlhurban homes, called -for a two Mllion dollar ilaah; 9-0731. _ . Salea, MI 9-6437. waite, S3 Peart street. s k y l i n e s t o n e Quarry. Flag­ ed waHa, tile bath, fireplace, dairy and poultiy farma, cottegea. Started SO Minutes Late Terms to 39 Years—Lowest Rates stone, veneer, cut stone. Open BARGAINS In used appliances. 654 Center St. Mariche.ster radiant heat- City utilities.' Ixiw Apqiroving it. Smith said, the FOUND Small brown and while i 1950 OLD8MOBILE fordor aedan. week days and Sunday. Dry wall Farms and Land For Sale 71 LisUnga always needed. Welles Yesterday^ Republican conven­ committee refused to order flat — «. r-.ii rv.—' MI RadinRadio and and heater, hydramatic. Terms and trades. Jam es A. MI 3-4112. down pitytn^t. Agency, CovMtry. PI. 2-6872. tion, which started 50 minutes male pup. Call Doq Warden. MI. WASHING MACHINES , repaired. ' /bONNECnCUT atone, $4^ per ton. Inquire at Woods Appliances, 383 Center St. NEAR BOLTON-HEBRON line percentage cuts of all or most MI 3-n82. EvenThsr.s Cal! MI 9-6685 $24,500 --^Porter Street. Area. 2 late, was additionally delayed by 3-4540.______Phone MI. 9-9757. MOR’TGAGE EXCHANGE Jack's Pavilion, Crystal Lake, MI. 9-1918. 100 acre farm, tar road, newer 6 Extra large neitviilx i-oom Ranch. items. Instead, it Instructed its Route 30 or Tel. Robert Minor. a floor contest over the insertion staff and the executive agencies I/JST Tan Spalding catcher’a 1952 Ot-DSMOBIUB super 88 3 WIRING INSTALLATION and re­ room Cape Cod, piaster finish. ' BOLTON New custom built SIX ^ Attached garage. ^'-F^atlo. Pull Wyflieii—Rm I Estate 77 of a platform plank that would 27 Lewis Street Rockville 5-5042; FLOREN CE, OIL heater, $200; Also, 4 room cottage. Artesian room home, large living room,' to propose by Monday items which mit. Telephone number on glove. door. Two tone blue. Radio, heat­ pair of small electric appliances baaement. Hatchway;\.Yoiinga- BUYERS waiting. For im- virtually ellmlnaie county govern­ would best stand the cuts. er and hydramatic. This car ive ^ Hartford CH-S-8897 Kenmore ironer. 6 drawer vanity well. (Good for 2 families), Both fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, town diahwaaher-dlspoaiu/jinlt. Call MI. 3-4777. and fixtures. Clarence G. Smith, KOYa L a n d Smiilt-Corona, port­ ^resser. Call Rockville 5-5268. late acUeti Hat your property ment. FOA Protesta Cot sold new originally 31895. Man­ places have electricity, no'running dishwasher, hot water heat, full Ruacn combination windowa, d' The Administration • supported 21 Knox St. Phone Ml. 3-8423. '*8Vo DedBdea of Mortgaga able and standard tsrpeWritera. water or central heat, $12,900. I the Albert J . Gatto Cb„»„ Real- George’s proposal to reduce the chester Motor Sales, MI 9-6427, All makes of adding . machines BURGUNDY DAVENPORT. in cellar, attached garage, amealte A fire home with the best of mate­ proposal, won approval after aev- ■ Experience At Tour Service" Many other dairy and poultry drive, large lot, shade trees, high CH. 9-8489, evenings MI. measure by two bllUona had Persnnals BULLIMZER a n d Loader worii; Bold or rented. Repalra on qll good condition, $25. 180 Main St. rials. Call now. 3-61 ]:JA. S‘-39«9, eral hours 'bf wrangling both on drawn a proteai from the For- 1983 PONTIAC Chieftain de luxe 4- Landecaping and grading. Reason­ farms. Welles Agency, Coventry. elevation. Carlton W. Hutchins, door sedan. This beautiful two- Frank Burke Mel Redman makes. Marlow’s. MI. 3-8597. 1 PI.. 2-8872. the floor and behind the scenes. .eigw Operatiima Administration THE PROSPECT HUl School for able rates. No Job too sinaU. Call MI. 9-5t32,'9-4694. IF READYHo^buy, hell, exchange A motion to strike the proposal ynuM children will re-open Sept, tone blue automobile has hydra­ VERNON VALUES! / (TOA), which handiM foreign MI. 9-0650 after 5 p.m. WINTER SEAL of Connecticut real estate, mot|gageh arranged. from the platform was introduced aid. nth. Transportation fumiihed. Mrs. matic, radio, heater, bark up aluminum combination storm win­ BOLTON LAKE Rosedale section FIRST AND aecono mortgagea Musical Instruments 53 Houses For Sale 72 —Four room ranch, winterized, $17,500 — Split-level. Three bed-, Consult Howard^“^ , Hastings, to the convention by State Rep. Harold E. Staasen. FOA direc­ Dela Tybur, director.''Phont MI. lights, tilt non-glare mirror, etc. dows and doors. Guaranteed Good Agency, MI. 9-1107, It has tieeii driven only 5900 miles, bought for our own account. Fast, picture window,, combination rooms, ceramic tile hath, walk up William A. Ward Sr. of Clinton. tor. testified the agency does have 9-8767.______Household Serrlees Housekeeping. Manchester repre­ PIANO T u n in g and voicing. Com­ SIX ROOM House on lot 80’ x 300'. 12,100. MI. 9-6338. confidential service. Mancheater arreens, storm windows, nice con- atorag* level. Fireplace., built-in USTTNGS WANTED - 'Si^le, The motion was . loudly ap­ a-cash balance ef some two bUUon Offfrsd/ «-A sentative. M. J, Granfield, MI. plete rebuilding, repairing, reatyl- Shade trees, hot water (oil) heat, atove and-'bven. Garage. Plaa- plauded, but when It came time I MRS. ZOPPl, re^er and adviacr. Investment Corp., 244 Main atreet 9-675$. ditior). Can assume GI 4% mort­ two-family, three-family, buhl- dollars not >*et encumbered offi­ All welcome. ^ Franklin Ave., 1946 CHEVROLET sedan. Heater, Ml. 3-5416. ihg. Keys recovered. 24 hour serv- acreens, two-car garage, coops, tered walla. ' aelect. oak floors, for the roil call vote, only a few cially by the signing of contracts. SERVICE ON an makes tewing „------r;;------:------rr ' ic*- A11 work guaranteed. The gage. Asking $8,500. GfKxirbild neaa property. Hhva many caab ' across 'from tke Art theater. For radio, 1946 Oldsmobila six coupe. | machines. Also electrifying. Wor„ork 100’ garden area. Inquire 190 Ver­ Realty Co., Realtors. MI 3-7925 of shingle exterior. Excellent neigh­ voted for it. Ward withdrew the But he argued that “morel ohliga- GI AND FHA MORTGAGES WINDOW Screens, like new. with , Piano Shop of Manchester. Phones non Street. buyers. Mortgages arranged. appointment /ball CHapel 6-6733. hydramatic, new rings. No <^wn I home. Sichel, MI. hardware. Some painted. Assorted m i. 9.9329 9-8074 ' MI 9-0796. borhood, Hartfoi'd bua. Fine motion while the roil call still was ' tions” have been made to spend payment, 3490 weekly, Low down payments; up to - 30 Please call George U' Grariadio. ..iDn Cole 8.9419 Day phone Ml. 3-5171 sizes. MI. 3-4836. ■ TWO-FAMILY, five rooms eaeh view. Open Sunday 3-7 p. m.; di­ Realtor, MltidieU »-587t. 100 in progress. "every cent’’ of It on a variety of WANTED^Ridert Hamilton. Motora. MI. 9-0980. years maturity. A mortgage of­ SIX ROOM Colonial. iFuii base- rections H mile east of Vei-non ' The plank proposes to eliminate programs. ' Windsor Locks from North Elnd, 8 ficer will gladly assist you in solv­ floor, immediate occupancy sec­ • ment. Oil heat. Nice lot. One car Henry street FLAT FINISH Holland window FLAGSTONE. Stone for ' walls', Wanted—To Bov 58 ond floor, aluminum storms and Center. Route 30. ..the offices of three appointed com­ Smith said “the conunittee fig­ llJ to f.a O /M l 3-8400, 1952 PONTlAC-S cylinder ' Chlef- shadea. made to measure. All ing your problem. Open Thursday house fronts, fireplaces, ate. Bol­ garage. $11,700 full price. We $19,500 — Excelletit 6'(i-Room ured . . . there probably was eonie tain 2 door. Radio, heater, hydra­ screena, near bus. Madeline missioners now arrving in each metal Venetian blinds at a new Evenings and Saturday Mornings. ton Notch Quarry. M', 9-0617. GIRL’S —20’’ to 24“ bicycle in good have many other fine homes from Garrlaon Colonial with attached county, and substitute in their leeway, enough to permit an WANTED Ride to Hartford, from matic. This car 4s advertised Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642 or 35.200 )ip to 120,000. E * B \ low price. Keys made while you Telephone Mitchell 9-4511. p condition. MI 3-8395, 9-1148. ■ garage, under conatruction. Buy stead a single coipmlasloner elected overall reduction of $347,708,000." vicilhity Ruasel! and Main streets. “ built - to last 100,000 miles.” FIRST NA’nONAL BANK FLOOR AND Wall coverings. Oo it Realty Company. Anytime, MI PUC Reprimands Governor John D. I-odge.. chosen by the Republican ^arty a t the I Mra. Lodge stands at the governor’a aide. Beatrice, blonde, antfCJIy, Between 8:30 and 8:45 a.m. MI. wait. Marlow’a. now and aelect all your own col­ In the sam.e manner as county He said it refrained from.sharp­ 31595. Manchester Motor Sales, OF MANCHESTER yourself and save up to $50. We 9-6297 or MI 3-4480. GOP State Convention which Closed yesterday to run for hla second brunette, the Lodge daughters, share the family nappiness over er cuts because it "didn’t want to 7308.- MI 9-6437. PHELPS ROAD — Six room Co­ ors. t sheriffs. term, is shown here at Bushnell Memorial, Hartford, with hla family. | Lodge's unanimous cho'ice by the party for the top atate political post. WEAVING of bums, moth holea supply you with all the tools from lonial, excellent condition, oil V $24,2(Wi I f 'yoii are looking for New Haven RR take any chance that Europe to-' £ ______^---- u---- - floor Sander to tile cutter. Stop in The Democrala’ plajform con­ /w/WANTED- Ride from West Middle 1949 FORD Convertible. Good tires, Si. I tom clothing, hoiaery runs, Rooms Without Bosrdi 59 steam heat. 2-car garage, over an exceptional home in an eatab- tains a plank similar in some day would feel we were letting hanCbaga repaired, tipper rC' Help Wanted—Female 35 for a free estimate. The Tile Shop, Turnpike to Pratt and Whitney, 7 3480. Tony’s Atlantic Station, 486 NEWLY DECORATED. BeauHfully 100’ frontage, shade trees, shrubs, Ilahed neighborhood, then let iia spots. them down.” placement, umbrellas repaired, opposite Post Office, Buckland. Hai'tford, July 10 , (JPi—A paa- The biU simply sets the money to 3:30 p.m. Call Ml. 9-8621. • Center Street. WANTED—Bookkeeper, and gen­ MI. 9-r1-2655. ■" furnished and spacious room. The garden, near schools and bus line. Town ahow jnu this beautiful alx-room aengep's complaint has brought a A county government plank was Question Actress Native Revolt Seen men's shirt collars reversed and eral office work. Good wages. most complete light housekeeping Choice location. Carlton W. Hutch­ Ranch on Box Mountain Drive. supported by Gov. Lodge in 1952 ceilings beyond which Congress 1946 CHEVROLET club coupe. replaced. Marlow’a Little Mend ins. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. reprimand to the New York A cannot go in appro)>rlationB for Call MI 9-5265 for interview. TV s ir r —with UHF $65, Booster facilities available in Mancheeter. Being sold below replacement coat. Hartford. Railroad for over-crowd­ but the 1953 Republican-controlled Oak Ridge CIO Automobiles for Sfle 4 Nice condition in every respect. Atlverli^nieiil ~ If Reds Take Hanoi foreign Md. The money. MU come Ing Shop. $7. MI 9-6839. You will marvel at the cleanlinee's State Legislature brushed it aside. Black. Douglas Motora, 333 Main. WOMEN—You can earn as much BOLTON LAKE SHORES -Three ing an excursion train. up for action later. Appropria­ 1949 PACKARD “ ask the man t^-ho of this building. Children accepted Notice is hereby given that at a WARREN E. HOWLAND The State Public UtMltica Com- The convention ended with a CORNICES, Drapea and slip covert as $2.00 per hour as full or part large rooms, hall and bath down., (Cm tinned from Page One) tions for the fiscal year ended owns one’’ this custom "S ’’ 4 door 1951 OLDSMQBILE 98 deluxe 4 custom made by Classic Decora­ Central. Priced so reasonable shed dormer upstairs partially meeting of the Board of Directors miaaion yesterday ordered the rail­ howl of party unity and harmony.' time Avon representatives. Call A c o m m e r c ia l b a r and back yog’Jl gasp! Be sure and see this of the Town of Manchester, held Realtor - In.ailrcr June 30 totaled about $4,331,000,- aedan. ’ Can be owned for ohly door. Complete with new green tors, 41 Oak St. For frea estimate Adams 2-1644. completed. Oil* heat, heatllator road to "look into thia matter and I,<«dge and Zellrr Friendly OOO. $444. Manchester Motor SaleSv bar 16 ft.- long. Also 18 ft. long one. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. July 6. 1954, an 0)dinance was When the candidates were in­ been wire encircled for montha. paint and whitewatts at $1395. call Ml. 9-27S0. — - j knotty pine partition. Ideal fo r______fireplace, picture window, ar­ report back to the coi.imisaion.’’ Smith announced the commit* Ml 9-6437. \Manchester Motor Salea, MI WANTED -Relief worker in tesian well, yard for children. adopted as follows:, 648 Woodbridge Street A rai'rbafl spokesman said the troduced from the stage of the au­ Painters are redecorating the . . .. .1. ... . u ‘**,*1 or play room. Pool table, ATTRACTIVELY furnished front building housing French and for­ tee alao had softened a House* 9-6427. YOUNG MAN with small pick-up tary department. 38 hour, week. ] pin jjdH rnachine. MI 9-8070 after | bedroom with twin bedij. Complete MI 9-8751. Manchester matter would be looked, into hc- ditorium Just before the 6:02 p.m. 1953 FOUB-DOOR, tutone, radio truck, will do odd Jobs, evenings /An ORDINANCE PROHIBIT-- eign correapqndenta. passed provision of the MU which Apply in person .to Dietary, 1 to I , MI 3-5711 or MI 3-8600 cauae Ralltoad President Patrick (BDT) adjournment Lodge and ,(Continued from 'Page One) and heater, powerglide, white 1953 FORD ^4-ton pickup, F-100. or week-ends. MI. 9-8452. I 5. May be seen at Walnut Grill. housekeeping facilities available. ING THE LEAVING OF ABAN­ Zeller made a big Show of friend­ But the rush to get out of Hanoi would have required that a t least 3 p. m. Meniorial Hospital. Walnut Street. . Private entrance. Peking, Inquira i MANCHESTER 811,700 McGinnia “wanta ail ouc., pas- 10 per 'Cent of thia year’s eld— walla, low mileage, or 1948 Buick Like new. 5,000 mnee. Call Rock­ DONED. UNATTENDED OR $9.990—FOUR ROOM house, good aengefa to be conifortable.” ship, playfully slapping and cuff­ ia on. 4-door, tutone, radio and heait'er. ville 5-9756. ODD JOBS, lawn mowing and light WANTED -Girl for laundry wrap­ at 167 Maple jSt. DISCARDED KOE BOXE.S AND condition, convenient to bus and Mitchell's proposal apparen.tly Three Quizzed No ftafe Roads that would be aometiting between I.ARGE TENT with porch, girl's .' CAPE COD LARGE LOT, TOO. The PUC said a passenger com- ing each other and posing - vvith contemplated that the 4.5M strik­ Muat aell either one. CaU PI. trucking wanted by two reliable I ping, also girl for general laun- REFRIGERA''OR.S IN PLACF,S achool, $14,500- Seven room brick their arrris around each other. There ia nothing even remotely SM end 350 million as the MU ' 2-6748. 26“...... bicycle, boy's 20“ bicycle. -ROOM WITHh ' twin beds. Suitable A lovely yard, hut hot a"vievr'.''bne' ph Ined that a’ e and aix ' com- ers —3,500 at dak Ridge and 1,000 and capable young men, days - or dry work. Apply in person. Maple ACCESSIBLE TO CHILDREN. and shingle Cape Cod. Large lot. panlons had purchased tickets for Weeks before the convention, reaembling the hordes of refugees, now ia shaping up—muat he In early evenings. Call MI. 9-3633, or Reasonable. MI 9-1569. i for two girls..'la.. KitKitchen privileges. bath, 4 bedrooms, and nil heat. at P ad 'cah —would either take the Auto Accessories—Tires C Dry Cleaners and l^underers, 72 \ Oil hot water heat, combination an excursion train to New Y.ork Zeller 'had been identified as the In Slaying of who clogged roads ahead of Com-1 the form of loans instead. Of USED CARS AT SAVINGS! MI. 3-8136. Maple St. A IR P L A N E 1941 T a y lo r C raft j _^®” ______' Near school and bus. /Can't be SEcm O N 1 - It is found and windows and screena. $15,300 — 6 cent pay hike or try to get a muniata Invading South Korea in grants or gifts. BATTERIE18 —^ 60% off. Square I declaied that: May 22 after reading an adver-! leader of a distant group of Con- greater Increase in continueo (ol- Zero 7 7 engine^ Fresh Hcense. SPACIOUS; Qean furnished rooms, beat. , three bedr^m ranch.! Convenient tiseinent in which the railroad j hectlcut Republicans, 1050. No'r-,can there be. since Committee Comprentlaeo 1952 Ford V-8 4-Dr. Sedan—Ra­ type aa low as $4.95 ex., long typ e! FURNITURE, Antiques and piano WANTED Experienced Waitress. Abandoned, unattended or rti.s- to bua an^ schools. Many other lective bargaining after returning Mrs. Sheppard He said the committee changed dio and heater ...... $1195 repairing, refinishing, restoring. Inquire ~ Texaco Service" Station one li^ 't housekeeping apart­ said it was selling only, as many '-’Lodge himself sounded the har- there kre n^aafe roads leading $7.95. Written guarantee. Cole Apply in person. Center Restau­ Broad and Middle Turnpike, cai'dcd Ice boxes, refrige’-ators snd listings. A. R. Wilkie and Co. MI. to work. aouth out of Hanoi to the relative that to a flat ISO milliona; a com* Motora. Ml. 9-0980. Furniture Repair Service, Zlg- ment,/one room with kitchen m a d elin f/ sm ith tlckets as the train v/oiild have mony-unity theme 'as he referred rant,, 499 Main Street. privileges and two singles, suit­ other air-tight (ontaincr.s are a 9-4389, MI. 3-8365. An additional 4.500 AFL atomic ' (Coutinoed from Page One) safety of Saigon, 700 mUca away. propils* between the House for* 1951 Stude'Wker 4-Dr. .Sedan,. V8. raund Goxdt, Prop., formerly of No. 7 McCORMACK mowing ma Realtor constant ^menace to the health, seats available.’ to the floor contests in his closing workers at two other Oak Ridge Heater, overdrive ' ...... $99.5 Watkins Brothers. Route 8S,. Tal- able. for men. Apply Vernon Inn, But, the woman coriplainedl | remarks to the delegates, Between the Red River delts) of ihula and tha 100 miUion flgure chine; also Chevrolet truck, 12 ft. j JPafcottville. MI. 9-8216 Ml 9-1642 or MI 9-1146 welfat»--i 1951' Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ 3-7449. — iCOMFORITABLE ROOM in quiet F’UUT RANCH- 8 large rooms, windowa and screena. large lot. Hartford three of her companioris done our party AEC, have, likewise turned down dio. heater, light blue. Low CAR BURN OIL? UNIVERSAL Lightning Rods Inc., UNDERW(X)D Standard typewriter many extras including dishwssh SECTION 2 Prohihiting shan- Near bus, achool and new church. had to stand alt the way ti New good," he said. to the beach. He was wearing a | Vletmlnh. . Administration foreign policy 31 Walnut St., Hartford. Conn., home. Gentleman, Shower, bath. the 6 cent Incres'e proposal,, hut ] brace on his injured neck, and he i But 700 fo 1,000 a day are ap­ came In for some' criticism on both mileage ...... $895 for sale, 335. Inquire 85 Drive A, er disposal, pane.ling, picture donm'ent In places arceaarhie to Vacant. Direct from owner. MI. York, as well s.s passengers who Didn’t Deliver Speech did not join the CIO strike. ' wanta experienced men for direct Garage or parking. Call MI- did not go into the still blood- plying for government travel con­ sides of the \aisle yesterday aa Economy overhaul, most all fiuildinR—Contractinx 14 Silver Lane. 3-68t8. windows, ceramic, tile bath; Rus- children. 8-5407. boarded the train at other points. Lodge had prepared 'an accept­ Demanded 15 Cent Raise 1951 Chevrolet Bel selling of a fast moving specialty co Storm windows, full cellar, It shall be unlawtiil for an.v per­ The PUC said its Investigation ance speech but .never- delivered spattered bedroom where the trol permits necessary to leave Flanders dallveitad what warn bUIad Air — ! cars. Parts and labor f 49.95. The unions had < emand«d-A-mi­ murderer - savayely chopped 25 glide ...... $1095 CUSTOM BUILT homes, general item. High commissions—perfect 1951 MERCURY 2-do(^^ R8dln and ONE OR TWO large furnished porch, garage, large shade trees. son, firm or corpoi'stion to lesye WHITNEY ROAD—Six room hoUae showed th at the train seem ed'to it, because the convention was Hanol.^. Those who get them jam as a m ajor apeeOh. / No money down. |4.90 month­ contracting, remodeling, repairing. fit for storm window, siding or in­ heater. Good tires, $995/9 9 5 / . Maple nimum 15 cent hourly pay boost. wounds in the pret jf 'acc and airline' offices trying to buy tick­ rooms with, complete light house­ One of Manchester's finest resi­ or permit to remain outnide of any and garage. Electric water heater, have had a 22.5 per cent overload running behind schedule. Present scales range, from $1.58 'The Vermont Senator contend­ 1P51 Ford Convertible>nvertibla — Fulhullv ly. All 'work guaranteed. Financing arranged. Fyee esti­ sulation salesmen. bedroom set. 20 Luciaiivst.. Town. keeping facilities. MI. '9-4778, dential areas. Carlton W. Hutch­ wired for I electric atove, screena when it at-ii'-ed in New Haven. head of his wife, who was expect­ ets aboard planes sold out five to ed the United StatM_has lost face mates. Vancour Conatruction Co., dwelling, biiildl i'jtor other st)3)c- But the prepared text had been to $2.40 an hour, ing her second child in November. equipped ...... /|109i$1095 X ins. MI 9-5132, 9-4694. tiire or within any iii-occunled or and storm windowa.' Recreation Two additional coaches were released to press and radio before- ,/Untort officials had complained seven weeks in advance. in A sia and he 'ewed for pew / .■ MOTOR SAUO 172 Highland St. Tel. MI. 3-4836. WANTED Experienced plumbers FURNISHED ROOM on West Side room in basement.. Call Owner. French non-military government ■/' abandoned building, dwelling or added at Ne'v , Haven, the Com­ ./-ithe workers were ifgitated as r.ii'ch He told what Coroner flamuel | atrategy in the cold 't^ar against 1950 Buick Super—Radla heater. he Ford. Chevrolet, etc...... 3174.95 and helpers. MI. 9-0400. or T^omp- Boat.s and .^ hen he came to. he entered evacuation, of their natlonala. The consulted Congreaaional le GENERAL Conatruction, altera­ DRIVERS — Applications being auper 10 motor. $150. Both ready worth Street. IN HOUSING the inside, without, first' remo'Mng .sary and could have been prevent­ Lodge said he/would send each i back'up bargaining demands. 'the bedroom and then he^rd a the car in tha -caiMi-^-to-eetoe British have transport planes lined April 3—but none from the Senate . Small Monyi^ly'Installments tions, remodeling, plastic tile, taken for)r Mperieirienced dump truck logo. Call MI. 9-4344. said door or lid. snaplock or other Lots For Sale 73 ed by providing a. sufficient num- one a copy of'the prepared accep- MltcheU, who had been striving noise downstairs and ran down. He George Tobias, who told them he up for the job; An American con- .Foreign Relationa or House For-'- counter work, garage, etc. No job drivers. MtUt be good, hard work­ MANCHE-STER Westwood St. , _____I her of cars before the train left lance speech ahd drew a, hearty said he saw a man-eon the back had loaned it to Miss Baggett aulate apokesmarf (wid their plana elgn Affaira Committees---on the Auto Drivinf School 7-A ‘Good quality home imder con­ locking device from said ice box, prevent if poaalble the'Adminia- CHORCHES MOTORS tod amall.-Eugene Gtrardln, it er, wltjyexcellent driving reco^' ' Boarders Wanted 59-A refrigerator ^ r containe)'. TWO LOTS southwest comer j Springfield, Mass., or by. adding laugh when he told them the tration resorting to a T-H law in­ porch and chased- him to the two days ago, the day of the ac<;lr are top secret and cannot be re­ possibility of salting Congreu to. DRIVING Instructions from .yotir Trotter St. Ml. 9-8509. Apply'at Thomas Colla Constixm- Diamonds—Watches— struction. 6-)'Oom Garrison Colo­ I Windermere and Irving' Streets, a second train If ino-'e cars are re- speech already was in print in the junction, disclosed that he had pro­ beach where he again was knocked-> dent. Witnesses said a w:oman vealed. .. --- , although, , air evacuation ^ , authorize President Eiaenhewef to horns. Dual-control inaufen'car, tioif Co., 251 Broad St., Maiit^ies- CHARMING, air conditioned room nial, '3 large bedrooms, double SECTION' 3- Penalties. High'luid dry. Inquire 270 Oak ' quired - than can lie moved by a : driver of the car fled in it 'after la the only feasible method ofn„tervene in Indochina if h* SludWilter Sales and Service Jewelry 48 in Coventry on main road. Beach newspapers- posed ah AEC study "to Improve unconscious. atandard or automati':. Ca'I Man­ FOR DEPENDABLE service ter. closets with gliding ' doors. Any person, firm nr corporation -Streeu;/-'' | .single train,” the Compiisston said The convention opened with a labor-maiiagement relations and to getting anyone mu of H a h o 11 tnoyght neceSaary. , chester Orivina Acae’emy. PL carpentry work from $2 to $9,000/ LEONARD W. YOST, Je^reler, re-, privileges. Suitable for business Ceramic tile bath, lavatory. __ - '■— --r- ! in a letter reprimanding the RAII- County^l. can ^»*bach be-, the fatally-injured boy.was go Oakland Street Xn-9-9483 WANTED Man for fu violating any of the pfo.is.ons of short, snappy' Session Thursday strengthen collectiye bargaining in quickly and sqfely. | g,^th Wasn't tavttad / 2-7249, Toll free. telephone Rockyllle 5-5759. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. woman or mother and child. PI- Fireplace. 'Hot water oil heat. this Ordinance - ahali he -deemed LARGE LOT 100 x 280. high eleya-1 road. -J- lation. Full - time.- ,/Experienced at/664. night with Gov» Dan Thornton, the atomic energy field.'•’* by . telling M*! ‘" him; J * ‘?.v You are ®'’*PP®'^^a auapecl. riding. (A P WirephOto). . - - I There are about 40 B r I tl a h i several GOP 8enatora..,includlng 19.52 /TIJJSMOBILE 98 deluxe 4 Reasonable prices. Open daify. MA.NCHESTER -2-bedroom Colb- guilty o' a misdeni'anor and upon tlon, dry, 2',i miles from M a n - j ______^ the keynoter, pleading for unity ,The strike has been one of the nationals in the Hanoi area. Amer-lg^m,, they had never heard AUTO DRTVINO ihatniction... All CONTRACTTORS for remodeling, Apply, 166 West Middle | Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Chester, city Water, nice area, j in your wife’s murder. doof. Light , blue. Radio, heater. TAimpik^. — . ------nlal. Living room, dining room, conviction thereof shall be fined In Irv the Republican party sc rim , toughest labor disputes the EiSen- lean natiapala.tlana including corres- of such a propoial. Manafield said ieaaona on insured dust control painting and wallpapering, all gen­ street.’ Mitchell 9-4387. Price $1800. MI. 9-5il6. "You don't think I killed her?" pondenta, range from 30 to. 50. Ex- and h.vdrarK,atic drive. Thia eral carpenter work. Reasonable. ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. kitchen and den. Fireplace, ex­ an amount not exceeding Five the nation. bower Admini.s.lratlon has had to he wasn’t surprised,'' becauM car. Capable’ experienced instruc­ Merchants Report Sheppard cried. "3Iy God. do you ce',it for a few misslonariea and “ (Claasic 68'’ qffei'S the ultimate^ tor. Cordner Auto School. Ml. MI. •9-4291./ MAN- -Over 50; Room and board Call MI. 3-7675, tra Ikvatoiy, hot water oil heat, .Hundred f$500) Dollars or be im­ FOR BUIIJdING project. 36 acres _ Facing Stiff Competition face and it was significant that the Actress Arreslcil Smith wasn’t Invited to the meet­ driving, pleasure and ran be Sunrad-caat Iron recesaed radia­ prisoned In the Coi'nty jaU for a In November. Gov. Lodge will White House relied so heavily on think I'd do that when we Were ex,- businessmen, most STe correspon­ 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. plus wages/in exchange for light Garden-'-Farm—Dairy of land in Andover. Owner selling t>ecting our baby?" ing. ught for ama!]| car pri(:e. .fl095. | tors. Attached garSge. High­ period not exceeding one (I ( vear be fating a man. considered the Mitchell in the aituation. dents and American ai(l personnel. duties in/restaurant. Apply Leo's because of poor health. MI 9-6397. ’ Sale Successful Cohrenied Ovvr Lawn For Hit'Riiii Deatl Coming to the Administration's ' Mancheater Motor Salea, MI- MORTLOaCB DRIVING School. Roofinx-^idinr 16 Restaurant, Silver Lane, East Products 50 Apartments— Rat»-:r land Park School. Immediate .or be both .so fined and im- Democrata’ most )K>tent v*tote- ! Previous' Labor aecretarlea have; The rtrw American women who defense w-'aa Sen. Ferguson (R- 9-6427. I Lost confidence quickly restored Hart^o'rd. occupancy. pri.soned. Each da.vauch' violation COLUMBIA .LAKE. Only tvi^left getter. ! been handicapped by the While During his tour of the grounds. were stationed in Hanoi have been j ~ whtTdecta'i^' tofa country I TOMATO PLANTS, peppers, egg Tenements 63 excellent . . • Sheppard objected to newsmen) by a. Skilled, courteous instructor. RAY’S ROOFING Co. Built up EASr HARTFORD — Oxford St. ia cQi'iniittcd or permitted j con­ choice lakeside lots. Hurry. Hur- Tiemendoua Ribicoff, a^'popular, dark-e.Ved 1 House taking labor controversies transferred to Saigon. j could not be “Mr. F ixit" for any- B E FO R E YOU Buy a used car roofs, gutter work, .roof, chimney w; aHt ED -Young man to work / ry. Call for appointment. Also very successful » , . 44-year-old Hartford . lawyer, wasloiit of , their bands. In the present photographers and others .in llie Los Angeles. July 10 (Ab—Lyrtne Sea Gorman Motor Sales. Buick License Included. Insured, dual Clape Cod, plastered walls, pan­ tinue. shall const)U|ie a separate of the com- An American cohaulato officer k-here On the globe trouble might / controlled standard and hydrama­ repairs. Free estimates. Ray /full or part time. Norton Electri-1 floor, three baths; fireplace, porch, offenae and shall be punishable as lakeside pottages in Andovar from Those were some once the U. S. Representalive atomic disputCjiand other nialtera group, and said to Bay Village , BSggett, .30-year-oid movie actress said he could not give the exact eled lecreation room with sliding by Manchester ea 1 f Wa -• . A » I aa $e I ^ '> . a a w Sales and Service. 285 Mam tic cars. MI. 9-7398. ' — Hagenow. .Ml. 9-2214. Ray Jack/ cal Instrum ent, Co. 71 Hilliard I L^^^ only. such hei-ounder. 19,700 up. Call Mrs. Pratt; An- menU expressed from Connecticut's first distiict/r-j 11 has bjen armonstraled that patrolman Howard Smith: | and estranged wife of\ producer num^r of Americana In North atraeL MltcheU 0-4571. Open eve- son. MI. 3-8325. / Street.. ^ mann s, 504 Parker St.^ , Box Y Herald door closets, gai;age 14’x24' with the second, annual "Sm itty. have the grounds Samuel Spiegel, has been, ordered The Michigan Senator- said the Box Y, Herald. , dover. PI. 2-7596. J. Wstaon Beach merchanU aa Hartford County. ^ ' Eisenhower has put Mitchell in fijH Viet Nam or how many had U’ana- thi-M associated tndorhina states nin.gs. , . ! BALLARD’S DRIVING SCHOOL — and 'Co., Realtors. Appraisers, Manchester Daya Sale came lto Ita In 1952, he accepted the 'nomi- charge. , |cleared. Marilyn wouldn’t -like it.'to appear for, preliminary h^ekrl'ng ferred thc-ir operations to Betgcm ROOKING* Siding apd c a ^ BARBER WANTED Hotel barber ' ONE ROOM Apartment for rent. 'final day today. never asked active aid from the I “ Manchester’s oldest." Owner- Household Goods Hartford. JA. 2-2115. ------^ • - J 1 1 nation -W-to oppose «Preacott IcaLUiL OUSIIBusb wof I They flid the same thing when we'Thursday on manslaughter snd b6cauae. "that information it cIs a United States. Th» Unlte^Statei ONLY-DOUGLAS will aell you a Certified by^AAA and- Board of Alterations and additic ' shop. Full or part tiihe, Rockville All conveniences ,$15 ■ per week. condition. O-wner moving, from scnlence' claime n)it4 Shoppers came ip a steady stream , Greenwich for U. S. Senator. And had the fire, and Marilyn said it hit-run driving charges in the alfied." . late' model car as low aa 3145 5-74.36. stale. Price 310.000. i (Srofn^^ cannot he expected to intervene, he Education. We offer training, ex­ injp. Workmanship MR. ALBERT IS LOOKING! m i 9-8ii4-or m i o-iois. ' M'* iniB urdinsnc^ jb for iinv rpa-:' to take'advantage ot the many *itt,ough he wsa defeated in-the ruined- the lawn.” death of a young boy. Financially Hanoj ia-being hard downr We do not ask you to lake A. A. Dion, Inc., 2 - . saicL unless nations want freedom perience,'' lateat methods. ML ELUNGTON Real quality 2-1 son held invalid o, unchnsUtu- Resort. Prepert.v For Sale 74,, ^rgains i ei^tTon'‘RVbicof” rM j § C h O O l She was, arrested yesterday and I hit. «’ ' enouah to firht for it a loan from a bank dr finance 9-2245. itrset. Mitch’M ^860.; FOR AN ’ bedroom ranch, foundation | tional bv any Court o ' competent company to complete''your down Salesmen Wanted 36-A I TWO ROOM/cabin for rent. Men participating in the lhree-da.y M lf-] Presidential nominee' Adlal Ste-i released on ^5.000 bond.. Brokers say real estate and f ______HpNKST p e r s o n ,. 20x42.. Near "fhoo> and i juriadlrtion. such portion shall he WHITE SANDS Beach Old Lyme-, gome of the prices •were reduced venson and the rest of the party ^ bustnesaes. fror> sidewalk-stalls to payment. Poaitively only 3145' AUTO DRIVING inatruction FOR THE BEST In Bonded built I only, $30 a month. Call MI. 3-6389. Killed in an automobile collision from •church. Lot 100x280. ' Liring dgemed a aeparale, llstinct and in- ^ Conn. Seven room cottage wnlh j ^ ^^^h « 50 ^ r cent. . ^odg, was once a U. S. Rep- ' AlmshouBe Gets department stores and thsatem. down buys a 1949 car, 3195 buys a your home: Insured dual control up roofs, shinkls roofs., gutters, SALESMAN—Two young men for Who’s Goinx Hpuselceepinx extra lot. Four bedrooms, Wednesday was Joel WAlnick. 0. direct Belling in Manchester and 'TWO ROOM apartment _7or rent. room has picture windows and cprmirnt provi.alon and si|ch large and White ^nners aerpss nesenlative. He defeated Chester are being offered at half valugand 1950, 3295 buys a 1952: No addition^ car. -Larson'Driving School. Ml. , conductors and tool .repairs call - To Take Over fireplace. All floors cork-tiled, Head Seen ' r^ratiilss *®“‘ traced the other Coughlin, Mitcheil 3 7707. \-lcinity.__ Experience preferred, Sunporch. Shower. For' Working holding shaJl not affect" the living room with fireplarj, all con- t^e store fronts of the participat-^ Bowlei for a fW TeirternTVn'thi I - y s i . r t i n i c A c I C d l l v I automobile involved, Iji tha accident laa“—^wlth no taker'i. . Aboutl^ own ai aide notes or loans. We guaran­ 9-6076. ' UNPAID BALANCE ' windows, Ande'rson pressure veniMCes finished , ’^ o la tg e ’ ,„g gtores IdentUled the-membera VrOM state election r m tee to sell under the above, terms but will train. Full o r part time. couple only. Private entrance. Pri­ validity of the remaining portions ■ . '.- . ' I to actor George ’Tobias, but he ' Cara cannot be sold-at half'what /High earnings, MI. :3-647t,- MONTHLY^AYMENTS vate home. Call 'MI. 9-3715. , seal, tiled cahinet kitchen with hereof. po^hea. shade tree,.. Cal, MI. Retail Merchant'. Bureau of , they broinjht tu-o months ago. All with notes as low as 340 'monthly. • built-in features. Trade-.Wirtd ! - . ~ ' j told them he had loaned the car M r 'Sl^' Mrs. Edwin H. Browii Godd credit is our only require­ IVTotorcycIc^Ricydes^ 11 Roofinx It^ A $22.69 * r ' - Ih« o' ^ to the U.N.. Henry- Cabot Lcatlon8 ') Massachusetts ;e family which - (Conttaned tr6m Page Oae) J into a spacious up-to-date coni-1 'Witnesses said they saw a'wom- prices rerrml'n high and there has pa(rs? See'Bob ,Ki.ernan ht Man­ Ing roofa of all kinda. Also new - . And Appliance.s Immediate occupancy. All , orflinnnees Und pa'rta of Phillip Harrison.' chairman ' of been no break in the black market . 1951 CHEVROLET styleline deluxe Fcniile 38 WHICH IS NOW IN MY F.pr Rent '64 long has been on the American — ■ . . . , bination police station and town on get out of a car after the crash, . 4 door. Two tone grav.' Radio, chester Cycle Shdp, IS6 West roots. Gutter work. ' Chimneys BOLTON CENTER/Bayberry ordinances’ In roriflirt with the SUMMER COrrAGE the ' bureau, reported very favor­ political scene. luly 1. The permanent academ> , was reporteci this m orning' look at Ihe^boy and then drive.off. price for iiiastm- Ronald J. Custer.-ton of Mr. anfl cleaned. • repaired, 26 years’ ex­ EXPERIEN CED and reliable high WAREHOUSE / ^ • >• able response to the sale. In t>rD-* heater. PoM-erglide. $895. Man­ MiddleTurnpike. Hours 4 p. m ’ FRONT OFFICE^ Roa,d. 3-bedroom Ranch, ^"'o provision of thia Ordinance, are won't be ready for Jhree years— ^y Uhief Herman Schendel. The Mf-'* Baggett, from-Wichita Merciiants say "We afe./trj-irig | Mraj Imuis H: Custer of 32 Strong perience. Free estimates. Call school girl desir(>s baby sitting I sold this to a ymiing couple 5 hereby repealed. Five rooms, two-car garage. On portion to the number of retailers St., has b ^ a advanced in rating ta chester Motor Sales. Ml 9-6427. I fo 10 p. m. weekdays. 8 ,a, m. to ye'afi •'old, Attached garage, BALDWIN RRELECrrRD until July. .1957. local police department head said Fails.,Tex„ and Spiegel aeperated to get as ,nuch as we can up (8 the 7 p. m. Saturdays. MI 9-2098 dr Howiey. Manchester Mitchell any.' day or ei’ening. • ^ o n e MI. months sgo,-but"they are not FOR RENT , plastered wails. ceiAmic' tile Route 44-A. Lake privileges. paFttclpating, the reaulta com­ last minute.’’ aviation electronics technician sec­ ' 3-5.76J. • 3-A598. . > getting mart-fed. Hertford.• —, Jrtiy- -T.- --10 (A^—Clai-ence . -ne.se. ---He’ll- consider - - - l^wry- Field. Fort exfiected the t.v*ivru-tniiiuuiKconverted building in 1952. Their divorce is pending. , 1941-1940, OLDe R Chevrolets, I 9-3502., ' -.-hath, fireplsce, aluminum com­ Easily winterised. pared very favoiiibly with last F. Baldwin.’in wswks reflected chair- Logan,w«n andQI.H- D«nver ITtiiverSitvUnlveriiity.jrme one ’ . ready'for______occupancy: ____ «Sept, r ond class. USN. He received the Fords, other good transportation. ^ear. he said. promotion while serving at tha YOUNG WOMAN desires after­ "WESTINGHOUSE” REP'. bination . storm windows snd man of thehe Republican State Cen- of which he’ll recommend, to Tal- j 15.. ; • . ' . Goe)d credit''enables Us to accept “BENGAL” JtANGE Spacious Rooms doors, Venetian. blinds, smeslte One retailer aai(l, “TremendoUa tral Committee after the GOP who ia expected to announce* schendel. who' ii extremely >SKK m:LL>:s r k t i 'RV U.8. Naval Station, Kodiak, Alas­ $5 down. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main Business Services Offered 13 rieatinx—Plumbinx 17 noon office work. Knowledge- of Full Price $4,200. rcaponae! ' This year’s sale sur­ Two Small Fires ka. typing and ahorthand. Inquire Box “EMERSON” TELEVISION drive, lot 150’k 150’.-Near library, | lEAUTIFUL atate convention ended yeaterday. choice ahortly after July 20* j proud of the tremendous ef/prt London, ’ July 10 i.Tl—A For­ 1947/BUICK Special'sedan extra MANCHESTER T.V. Service." radio II/KNNO.X FURNACES and warm B, Herald. Private La^'atories . churches and schools. h broke out -She waa taken to the hoepital GUARANTEED. Plumbing and fwbo Main S tre e t' academy auperintendent: j {project is the construction of John .Foster Dulles return to heating. Jobbing and new> work. THI: NEW MANCHESTER Pet HOOVER V.ACUUM bath on first floor. Full shed ,- ^ tter )f more had i»rtlcipated Said Baldwin. » in town last nfght and thia mofn- where k eplint waa applied to har-^ 1950 OLDS.MOBILE “ 76 " rteluVe i COMPLETE Hand and power lawn Also includes Sealy Inner- 139 East Center Street 5 '‘j rooms, attarhed garage and "The convention rtomjpsted s **No comment.^ New Hampshire granite facade, l the conference tabic at Geneva. 4 door. Dask blue paint. Radio, ."'ow er aales and service. Motors Joseph Skelley. MI. 9-3014. Center; 995 Main St.,' inviidk 'you •x • ■ ' ■ dormer. Two bedroms. full bath. breerewa.v- Tivo flreplares. rer. MI 3-5118 this year.” h'e aaid. inje caused lltfle damage. Both -right leg. . ' '' ' .spring Mattres.<< and Box wonderful ticket, and I’m nleased •Have you. had any talks with He aaid it had been difficult to^ fires were pul out by firemen heater and'" hydramatic. The j tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and •to 'Visit pets of all kinds. Con- Isrgi hallway on second floor. realion room, nirel) lanrisraped, 'Yoday^ iq. the critical day," id President Eiae^owrer or^rretary obtain stone workers, who* he in-j-^ nectirut bred Parakeets. Ml. Spring. “Moha.wk'; Riigs. For ApiHiihtirtent Call“ ANDOVER. BOLTON. Coventry - with the . whole complexion of KILLINGS KE.SL.MED - from th e, South' Manchester Fire Michael Lapollk;:'. Volpi Road.'- economical 'S” 3895,-Manchester ' delivery service. Gibson’s Garage. Attractively redecorated. ' Ar-1 one block from schools, bni, Several easily winterized cottages. s****** TMbott about the matt>r? h i WM ^ tlmsted. were membafs of a rapid- Movinx—^Truckiitf 9-4273. Hours Monday through Lamps, Tahlea. Kitrlier) Cabi­ tesian weti; Thousands of tulips, | things. The tirket has youth, ex- Di.strict. ' Bolton, caught fa-o of his fingers Motor Salea, MI 9-6427. ! ML 3-5012. ^ Mitchell 9-9779 *’ rhurches. Frtced right at waterfronts, $3,900 and up; neal-, '®*\ ^*®. „ *®***' . . .. . oerience and vigor. , I can’t' see - 5 r ‘ a .6 S ' ' ' ly vanishing professton. ' Storaxfl 20 Friday, 10 to 6:30, Saturday 9 to net, Inlaid, and a few other crocus, etc. Breezew'sy, 2-car j $13,900. waterfront, $1".700 and up. Listings I Herbert Swanson., chairman of Hong Kong iA>*-Ihirge-and ter­ Engine . 3 extinguished'a .Hmall in hia' Is'M-nmower yesterday. Sev­ articles. ^ ■ ___ . ' .1* V. 4.W ■ *«i; * ta 4w ^ J*' explaining the difficulty in- gra.ss fire this inorhing in a lot at eral stitches were taken in the In­ COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart 6 ; Wednesday closed-at 2 p.m. S. FOUR ROOM office-Iblte and lav­ . garage, ameaite drive. ^Lamp 'always needed. Welles .Agencyi the ..publicity committee, has an-j cah lose with si.eh * ror, seem to be on the flood again SPECIAL THIS WEEK R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ MANCHESTER - Package Deliv­ A H. Green stamps. F R E E STORAGE T I L WANTIED posts, atone wall. i nounced that the committee in i H .1H k .jo b ^ ’°“ *®y® **'• volv^ in getting c()m ^fanl atone ^ j communist China A aariea of 02 Wamoke Rd. while engines 1 dex finger of his right hand attar ery. l/ocal 'light truckuig and atory 'at 13 Oak St. Apply Wai- Coventry. ’PI. 2-6872; matic washing machines, vacuum Phone Me Immediatelv kjna Bros.., 933 Main St. . VERNON — Building lot. gunny Coll Rockvilit 5-5463 --Ichargeof the aal. win meet * , worker,.w Schendel .aid. a m«i, f Pobey aUtementa b'v the official and 2 put -out a ba.*a*ncnt fire at he was taken to tha hospital. . cleanera, nvotors. • 'small appli­ package delivery. 'Refrigerators, BEAGLE PU PPIES -A.K.C. regis- who can Uy bricks doesn t nsces*, People’s Daily lately on 68 Dudley St. In the. latter fire 1950 Pontiac Chieftain 8 teged.-Two litterd to choose from. HTFD. CH 7-0.358 View Drive. - 31.800. — I to make a survey of the Insults of 1 -- iiua* Theannouncementofwhowlll.be ances. Welding.. 180 Main Street. washers and stove moving a TOR RENT-SmaU store, as Oak Suburban For S4lfl 75 : this vear’a event to iron out diffi-' " 48. He waa . mOlected ^riU ^ howe^v^ h V ! P^ltie'^l. li^Xand smoke damage was' reported. The ton born Saturda'y. July 8. , pe Itfxe Four-Door Phone Ml 9-6678. specialty. Ml. e^)7gj. MI, 9-6180 after 6. After 7 P. M. CH 6-4690 ALSO"/'- Many other listings in to another Street. Suitible for office. For in­ culties and to make rscommenda- two-year term. WWte House. Lpected 1 "th'at TvorkTn"the 'stto# j f ^ tt'fhtening i r h t e X r unup wagainst aln sl "criml-crimt at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. Oak­ See It Day Or Nixht formation. call MI. 9-1690 or MI. Cape Cods, Ranch, .Colonial and BUNNY VIEW DR. Vernon. 14*'* [ tiona for 'a similar a«le next year. Also reelected by the committee : HAHN IMPRESSES land, Calif., to Dr. and Mrs. Elmar Equipped. $895. STONE, BRICK, fireplace and ce< AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., ADORABLE puppies. Setter stock, 2-Famlly ifomes. tinas"-™ “"'"M K.^n Kv Si.ir' 1 I "sl elements, saboteurs coun­ purebred parents. Glastonbury If you have no means of transpor­ 9-8094. 3 bedroom ' split-level, garage ' • y."'* A"":-Mae 1 Harmin” Ss'^Ta? torric. record. '^“*•.‘1 ter revolutionaries . . . law breath­ Weden of San . Mateo, C^if., haq ment work. Call Ml. 9-5451 or Ml local and long diatance moving, Built ill atove Md oven, plastered FATALITT’ Eif STATE ..Swllsskl of New B ritalr. Secre- with personnel jobs, .would - Ofher aapcctg o f; Jhe - bulldipg been named ^ ’le Kenneth. Dr. Other* At.Siniilar Savinx.4. •-S042. . - - MEdford 3^2164. tation. - I’ll send my auto for'you. SEPTIC TANKS ing Induatrlaltats and merchants.”' Local -golf) fans, got a look at packing, storage. XJali Ml. 3-S187. No' nbliration. ' MODERN Offices for rent. Private walls, select oak floors, shingle ex­ Urv- Viols B. Amelung of Water- aeeth to have prepared him tdr Uie ' yet to be finished include waa.hing tomethihg new Ia.si ‘night when Weden ia at present stationed at • H artfo^ CHapel 7-1423. ' THI->ESCOTT AGENCY AND - Similar atatementa' jireceded the -CUNLIKFE MOTOR SAUI-iS lavatories if desired. Findell terior, A real fine home in ah ex­ :-Watertown. JulV 10 .*fllosl ^ *2*®”***.ff’ *®*‘* CorInecticUt prqjeota are'included I ^uatructor'at the U-. 81 Military ' PlymiouUi. July je iTv—An depencient sources, some of which' * . i***^'I- The lanky pro ia and yards. Call M.and.M Rubbiah Articles For Salo 45 lies, 313,800 and up. WiU exchange Uasa laetalley the 48 iRi^ee. qulpe and jehce^ jX Ivy . A.,. *Tr-“ t SATURDAY, JULY 10, 19M TWELVE Average Dally'Net Praia Ron Tha Waatlitr '. Far tab Week Ended C jianrli^jBt^r lEtt^ning H^ralb j«iy 10. lOM M V. B. WoMhar manM ObMidr, M■at t moa eool'toolght. L oot everything, buy him an alligator, ; 10,964 $-«. fteaday. love It. Wounded GI Opening Shop or Mmadembewerw. High m arid About T oi^ But' consider seriously the .Stansfield-Vail #ed4mg, Member ef OM.Aodlt aas.- ' . • I**.- Heard Along Main Street 'worthiness of the man Who is to Bur son af ClrtmlaUon .. receive the alligator. He afid th^ ^ Manchester^^A City-of Vill^e Charm Center Congregational Church pet may not be suited to eai;)i For Repairing Furniture memteri are requested to' attend And'on Some o f Mdnche$ter*s Side StreetSt Too other temperamentally. a apeciid important meeting In the We wpuld never have r a is e d ‘The encouragement given by a-'sen'ced him with books on the au|^ VOL. LXXI (Claaainad AdyartialBg on Page MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JULY 12, 1934 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRHX FIVE CENTS gaoctuary. at 11 a.m. tomorrow, the Importance of this if It had not Cart Before the Horse '■piously low price ot 19.9 cents per Boston socialite to a hitchhiker jects. She also remembered the following the aecond aerwce. The We overheard a pair of young gallon. It is also possible to buy been for the plight of the alligator' Golds children at Christmas with 178th anniversary committee will our friend received from his' has. resulted In Manchester’s Kew- sters the other day talking in awe- the same gasoline\ dill "low test") est Aiterprise, "Furniture Repair gifts. Alao have a mealing in the Robbins filled tones about the super superT' for 31.§ cents a gallon. anonymous benefactor^ When discharged from Chiahlng For one full week he cared for Service,” which is located just Room of the church Monday at 8 sonic aircraft of tomorrow. .^ We Now, this wouldn't be partlcu- over the Manchester llhe In Tal- Hospital in 1947, Gozdz secured p.m. ^ gathered they had heard some-, lary noteworthy if the comparative the alligator and lavished on, it the Churchill Pronlises affection every pet deserves. But cot^villc; Zigmund Gozds Is the employment with New England where that it would be possible prices were based on 'evels in dif­ owner of the ■ libw establishment Furniture Repair Co. aa an ap- olrt. Colonel Edwin J. Perrett, to fly from New T^lr to t^s An­ ferent states. 'There Is always a he realised that, not having his own, home and having no suitable Which opens today and it Was the' prentice. Fifteen months later he .Brookfield St., retired Salva- geles so fast that,'.because of the larga. spread in the price ot gas sncoiiragcment given him by the Joined Watkins Brothers repair tloiysArmy officer, will preach at time change, you would arriye an in sUCiCa state as Maine, on' the lak e'to house the amphibian, he To Stall on Seeking mu.^t give it up. . ' late Mrs. John L. Saltohatall, sis-: and finishing department through the Sihiday morning holineaa aer^ hour before you started. one hano.-and in q state like New ter-ln-law of the eminent: Mm ss- ' the G. I. Bill Rehabilitation (Toiirse, ice tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at, the Viewed from '’ou,' qld-fashioned Jersey, on the other. i He inquired among his asso­ ciates and from among the many chusetta Senator, that led ,tcf 'jiis under the supervision and tutelage citadel, ids the aoeence of Major franie of reference this brings up But, in this inaftance, our figures study of furniture and antiques, of Eskil Buckland, foreman of R e bets are those of a local dealer and an who clarnored to have the pet, he John Pickup who Is on Vacation. some interesting possibilities so Repairing. Watkina finishing department. Red China UN Sea The Rev. Johh, R. Neubert, minis­ commonplace to the science-fic­ out-of-town dealer ih4)>4 state of chose the one he thought would be best equipped to nurture the Gozdz c ^ e to this coim tryi^th ^ vVithin the past few years, al- ter of the community BapUst tion nurtured youths they didn’t Coniiectlcut. Hanoi, Indochina, July 12 Our initial arithmetloal brain- precious animal. bis parenU from Poland iii thoughSstlli handicapped by hla Church, E. CenteV Street, will be think to mention them. when he'was one year old, London, July 12 (/P)-_Amatters. He said he went to Wash (A*)—Vietminh legions tight­ guest speaker at thb evening serv­ work rather startled i;s. We found WKhin. 24 heu-/a after he had World WOx wounds, he dismantled Fot^ instance, if you carried this family first settling, in Tariffvllle five of th^ouse.s on Purnell Place - - ington because of his deep concent ened their pincers On Hanoi if-' ■' ice In Center Park, weather per- that the difference between 19.9 been turned over to his new own­ and later In Simsbury. His father, Prime Minister. Churchill ‘‘at the lack of thformation" Bri­ sort of thing to its logic^ con­ er, the unfortunate animal passed which were reiil-oyed to provide the nltting; if unfavorable',' the serv. clusion, wouldn't' you get 'To, the and 31.3 cents per gallon t? in the a weaver, moved hla family to promised today that Britain tain- poMesaed about the hydrogen today but the war capital’s wlU he held in the citadel at neighborhood of 11.5 ce.its per gal­ aWay. The water in his new Manchester in 1921 when he se­ large parking area, now on that bomb. French defenders claimed ultimate in retrogression. street. He used the'''llJmber from would refrain from pressing the udual time, f p.m. lon. And this means the individual home was cleaner, the sand bar cured work at the Talcott Broth­ Aa far as Communist China is We mused out loud that now who buys the non cut-rate gas is provided for him was sqnnier, the these' houses to build a-f^ape Cod now for the seating of Com­ they had beat ba(;k an attack that speed of sound has been ex­ ers* mill. Aa Zigmund grew up, he concerned, the Prime Minister said by 3,000 rebels only 20 miles Scene of Manchester’s First Highway Death of 1954 paying 57 per cent more for his gas guppies he was fed were more too, worked around the mill, a'nd house on Route 83 which 1\* bas munist China in the United British policy remains unchanged Ward C. Krause, 87 Walnut St., ceeded and time superceded, the than d o ^ his neighbor who trades succulent. But tcmpe.-amentally he outfitted for his repair and - re- next accomplishment would be to for eight years was gardener and Nations, from the days of the old Labor from the city and killed at musical instrument dealer, left for with the cut-rate dealer. and his new master were unsult- caretaker for all the Talcott prop­ finishing service. Ninety-five per 'Speaking before a jammed House government: Britain still believe! least 300 of the Communist- Holds go round the earth so fast you <^cago today to attend the na­ Now„a percentage figure doesn’t ed and he died. erties. cent of the lumber'used in the' of Uommons, Churchill declared: the Chinese CommunlsU should be tional trade show of the National would pass yourself oh the way. mean too .much to the public at led force. A contemporavy of ours who Always intereated in woods, he new shop came from Purnell Place "Although the British govern­ seated In the U.N. if they, give up The French said they repulsed Assn, of Musical Manufacturers at first glancei but. when you trans­ Good "Band* in Texas; Too and all carpentry, Including build­ keeps in better touch, with the planned to make woodworking his ment should represent ([Ihina. In the aggression and show a willingness the attack on three Ftench Union the Palmer Mouse. He will also late this .figure into dollars and -They really do things, Wg. In hobby and when the hurricane of ing of ^ vlhe basement forms, was United Nations, they do noF con to abide by international agree- scientific future pointed but most cents one hav to stop and think posts south of/H an oi, after five spend a few' days at Melrose Park, Texss. Even their high school 1938 blew dow-n many trees in done by Gozdz in his spare time. aider that this is the moment for t ments.- hours of bitter fighting yesterday. visiting the Gulbransen factory; prosaically that it would be nec­ a monent. ' ' bands are, something out of the the matter to be reconsidered. ” i He vigorously rejected a Labor- Five Manchester he fpund a ready sup­ The shop is one of the most mod­ The High Command in Saigon an­ and several days in Elkhart, Ind„ essary only to exceed the speed F or the sake of carrying out this ordinary. ite's implied criticism ot- U. 8. of light to be able to see your own ply of lumber for woodworking. em and best equipped in this vicin­ Big Three ‘Talk Pooalbie nounced later French Union losses where 85 per cent of the world's statistical monstrosity, we will as­ One of our staff members took In 1944 ,he was drafted into the ity and includes lacquer spraying ^ u rch in also disclosed that at Secretary of State John Foster totaled 90 killed and wounded. musical instruments are manU' image on the trip round. The sume the average automobile own­ in the Tankeea-Red Sox night U.S. Army, Combat. Engineers .equipment, lathes, senders, joiners Dulles' decision not to return now tT.'.') f speed of light, at the last clqck- the rbcent Washington talks he and 25 Miles From City Putnam, Julj' 12 (/P)— A self-propelled New Haven railroad factured. er drives some 10,000 miles a year game ’t^iesday in Yankee Stadium. Division, snd in the fall of the snd other power devices as well as Presideni., Eisenhower ‘‘diacusaed to the Geneva .Conference on In­ ing. was 186,300 miles per sec­ Other rebel units surged In (»r ripped into a tank car on a siding here today injuring at in a crate that tal-.es him to and It was a good game, he says, de' same year landed in Germany. a complete assortment of hand in general terms" the possibility of dochina. The United States, the from the northeast and northwest ond, more or less. from his dertinatlon at some 18 spite the. fact his chosen nine fMl tools. The shop will be open daily their meeting with Soviet Premier Prime Minister said. Is "sufficient­ Itast 33 persons. Five persons were admitted to the Day- The regular' meeting of the If science succeeds in exceeding Within 13 n ^ th a of being drafted to strike' at French outposts 25 Hartford County Council 'wlU be miles, per gal. (You’ll havq;to for­ ed to win. But. one of the .fire he w-as bacit in this country as a from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Gozdz lives Georgl Malenkov, and surveyed ly represented” at Geneva. miles above the imperiled cit.v. Kimball Hospital with assorted injuries-while more than two the speed of light, this only speed give us if the e figures don't stack game attractions he has been rav­ with his family directly to the rear ‘ ‘difficulties" involved. He did not! Churchill said that although the dozen were treated'ndth at the* ...... — ...... : held at the VFW Post rooms In left to exceed, we feel, will be the war caapaity, having been hit by Clashes were reported yesterday East Hartford, tomorrow at 2:30 up with your own private estim­ ing'about w-as the precisipA drill- shrapnel in the back, head and of the shop on Main Street, Tal- elaborate on the difficulties.’ ’ question of Communist China's ad­ at scores of points, aa the Viet­ hoepital and at the crash scene speed of speed. ates. but we feel they're close p. m. All auxiliary delegates and w-ork and marching of this White hoth/'legs. Ho w-as assigned to cottville. In a generalized appraisal of the mission to the U.N.’ was raised in minh' kept up their pressure. by physicians.. enough for our purposes. Oakesi Texas, high schbol band alternates are requested to attend Cpahlng Geheral Hospital In Far- Washington talks, the 79-year-old the Washington talks "it played Four V 1 e t iq i n h )>aUalioi>s Admitted to the hospital were: Mit Ratq Prices ■ Moving over to our adding and According to hia recapitulation, Prime Minister said agreOmant no noticeable part in our discus- Henry Bbrube of Worceeter. Foreign Aid if possible. The current gas w v, which a’lll mingharn. Mass., where he spent 27 slammed today against Lekhu,' division machine we find that our.- the brightly colored musicians w;as reached for’ wider British- three miles' north o f the key post Mass., the engtnrtr. soon be entering iU fourth week strutted their stuff in major ‘months recuperating and being re­ Mrs. Alex T. McBride, Jr., of hypothetical motorist uses 192 habilitated. As his health returned American cooperation on atomic (Centinued on Page Thirteen) of Hung Yen, in an apparent at­ Edgar H. Howell, of Worceeter, of cut-rate, pricea, -leems to be gallons of gasoline each annum. league fashion. They performed the conductor. 343 E. Center 8tn Id flying today made to order for our favorite Biirian-Hoas Phpto. he was able to gain much experi­ tempt to cut the HUng Yen- Slash G ets with her riather, Mrs. Charles T. Now if he buys from the 19.9 without music and were headed MRS. RAYMOND EARL &TANSFIELD Haiiot supply line. They were hit Susan Wheeler, ■, of Wilming­ r . prastime . . . statistical speculation. (fcalcr, his yearly gasoline budget by tw-D pretty blonds, six baton ence in the hospital's woodworking Andres, formerly pf Glastpnbury, shop. It waa while hitch-hiking by a fierce counterattack, spear­ ton. Del. ■ After an extremely cursory sur­ wrould amount to S38.40. If, how­ twirlcra and a color guard. Mva. Mabel Pike, of Worcester. to California to visit with her siS' vey we di."cove>-cd that it is pres­ St. Bridget’! ' Church was the,..gown of pink, crystalline, princess back to Manchester on weekends headed by tanics. French forces ters, Mrs. N. R. Keough of San ever. he should trade at the 31.4 "Nothing In the college ranks had expected such an attack and Mra. Mary Sawyer, of Weatboro, ently possible to buy regular (or around this part of the country scene this morning of the wedding j style with bouffant, skirt. Deep that he was given a ride by Mrs. Byrnes Urges U. S* '■ 7. • 'It-;*!. New D elay Diego, and. Mrs. Mel S. Stln#. of cent gas emporium, his bill w-ould Santonstall. were lying in wait, the briefing Maas. "low-tart") gasoline at the ridicu- could touch them,” he offered of Misa Beatrice Louise. Vail, I pink flowers predominated in her officer said. Bierra Madr>. Their trip will last amount to 359.28. daughter of Mr. and M rs.' Sblon | colonial bouque^ with ivy stream- Learning of his interest in wood­ Mile from Station four weeks. The differential, of course, is when he reached the. office French - artillery and planes ■; ■.• ' '■ 4 ■ ' ' "n-- Ahe accident occurred about a Wednesday mopnlng. J. Vail of Woodstock. VI., and j ers. 'The bridesmaids' gowns were working and antiques, Mrs. Sal- pounded the rebel forces for three Washington, July 12 (^P)— only 321.12. but In ten years the identical in . material and style to mile north'' of the Putnam rail­ Pvt, Morton Handler, son of Mr. cut-rate patron would save 3211.- The band was In New ■'York Raymond Earl Stansfield, son of tonstall visited him on several oc­ Return to Geneva hours, with the Vietminh breaking The-Senate Foreign Relations Mrs. Earl L. Stansfield of 632 that of this matron of honor. All casions at the hospital and pre- road atation.. and Mrs. Irving Handler, of 39 20. or a down payment on a new guests of the Lions Club in its and withdrawing five hours later. Committee agre^ toclffy to Home. town, attending the national Vernon St. The ceremony w as per­ three attendants wore headpieces Police said It was apparent 'the Gerard St., has been assigned w)th chariot. -Hmmmm! Two other Vietminh battalions Budd car, Ixnind from Worcester wait for a briefing f^ m Sec­ the 1st Guided Missile Brigade, ruDro'^BAmRIES 4 convention of the Lions. formed at 11 ■ a. m. by the Rev of flowers and ivy matching their attacked Dong Ly, five mites W ALL MAKES 4 Nb. this w-as not the same band Theodore GObala. Bouquets of boufjiicts. Bolton landing, N. Y., July 12 (JP)—Gov. James F. Byrnes to New London, hit a switch retary of State Dulles before stationed* at the Anti-aircraft Ar­ What Price Sacrifice? / of South Carolina advocated today the return of American north of Hung Yen, and Tryong which had been opened to pUt the tillery and Guided Missile Center, ‘'Greaseproof asphalt tll^ over some pf you may have seen on a white daisies and chrysanthemums "iTie flower girl, dressed in white Thon. seven miles north, in the acting finally orA plan which televlalon show this week. were on the altar. ^ • - organdy, wore a headpiece of pink representatives to the Geneva conference for an Allied show­ tank car on the siding to* permit Fort Bliss, Texas. He attended the concrete.'' • QUINN’S secohd and third phases of. the the self-propelled car-to pa^. might cut off foreign aid to University of Connecticut prior to Urthur pros StorM^ To Each Hla Own The bride, who' was presented flowers and Ivy and carried a down on Indochina.. Byrnes, former Secretary of State who over 4x-all battle and were beaten Prelnhlnary plans for the new On spaghetti, catsup does not in marriage by her father, was at- small colonial bouquet of pink The front truck of the self-pro­ France and Italy. entering the Army Feb. 1,1954. is here attending the 46th annual' off in tw-o..^hojirs by tanka snd Sen. Knowland of (^ ifom ia , Keeney Street School call for that go. Catsup, on spaghetti, has no tended by Mrs. Stanley F. Peer of flow-ers. PNARMKCY pelled caiVand the rear truck of kind of construction in the gym­ governors' conference, said in an French infantry rushed to those the RepubjU^ leader, announced business at all and only gour­ Wetherstteld as matron of'-hortor. mother of the bride was at- .the tsnk^car wera derailed but nasium. and, already a fuss Is being Interview he does not believe the 'areas after emashtng the Initial neither Car overturned. Dulles would-^ come before th e . mands without sense or feeling Bridesmalds w-ere Mrs. Eugene F. *iate bluf tissue, taffeta, attack. kicked up. Unlteq_Ststes esn afford , to stand Chou and Eden The enidneer'e cab of the Budd committee this afternoon to give Would put it there. ^nney of_ B l^m fiejd' and _M i^ s s nf,(] bridegroom's mother, chose OPEN SUNDAYS aloof and thus risk being blamed Convoys ifnhiirt Sportsmen. arpund town, espe- We have heard of aOme atrange Doris L, Curtis of Hartford. Na car waa damaged extensively - as a last mfiiute picture of the ad­ ciallly those encountered at the orchid iridescent silk organza and before the world for failure to So busy were the F r«)fh trying ministration's viewra on the Whole THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB food comblnationa and Our guid­ Ulie J. Vail of Woodstock. Vt., orchid accessories. Both mothers was the rear of the tank car. various athletic fields, have been reach a settlement with the Com­ 111 Geneva for to hold their shrunken Red River foreign aid bill. - - ing principle has been that there niece of the bftde, was flower wore corsages of white orchids, 9 AJI. un­ the hospital In three ambulances Knowland'declined to discusa ia no arguing‘about taste. But on girl. and assisted the bridal party at a "We could refuse to participate able to spare planes for more than Thursday when tlye column of the subject of putting catsup on Robert G. Stansfield w-as best reception at the Stansfield home and several private cars. the adi'iiiniatration’s position on this paper revealed the architect’s 3 P.M. to 9 RM k In "any surrender agreement,” Indochina Talk token harassment. of the I o n ff The front truck of the self-pro­ the proposed amendment, but told spaghetti we will argue most loud­ man for his brother and ushers following the ceremony. Byrnes said. "But t think our rep- trujck convoys rumbling south proposals. / ly and we call upon all country- were .fbUip S. Laqourclere'. Mill- pelled car and the rear truck . of reporters “I w-ouldn't assume it For a wedding trip to the Finger t reaentatlvea ought to be there to Geneva, July 13 (>P)—Chou En- from the Red CMIna frontier. When questioned about such ' men to join in protest, dale,-Conn., and Harold F. Soules, Lakes. Lake George and Northern the tank egr left the rails ' but was or wasn't” going to be make our viewpoint known. If lai returned to Geneva today for a French reconnaissance pitots neither car overturned. construction for * gj-mnaslum, X friend told us the other day Middletown, N. Y. New York state, the bride will there is a final breakdown in ef­ changed as a reStUt of DuUes' tes­ fresh round of bargaining on Indo- report that Red CJhina is fiinnellg The engineer's cab of the self- timony. ' ' . even the architect agreed It would that another, friend uses catsup in'! The bride’s ballerina length wear a navy blue silk Jacket dress forts to get an acceptable agree- more supplies Into (Mrth'ern Indo- BINGO not be as good as wood, which soup. What did w-e think about it? gown of-white embroidered nylon with white accessories. . , J- .. I china. He flew in a few hours after Acting Cbmmittee Chairman H. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT w-ouId cost more. ■ We replied tolerantly that there tiille was designed with a fitted The bride, s graduate - Anthony . (ConttanaAon Fog* Ililrtoan) Alexander Smith - iR-NJ); >»osi¥S- What the sportsmen find * a rd might t>c some sorts of spup,' (Continned «■ Fnge Fonrj took the virtual ultimatum to do- STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP bodice, high standing collar and stock High School and Northamp­ GENERAL^ELECTBIG It to our absehbe. Medes-^rance in a last effort t6 to believe is that school boys and though we knew of none, which long sicfves tapering to a point at ton Commercial College. North­ Byrnes, a Democratic supporter t>artment cliiefs for a quick study 20 RRGoLAR GAMES—.1 SPECIALS girls will be expected to partici­ cott'rt properly be improved by the make peace with the Communista yesterday, said he believes they the wrists. The bouffant skirt had ampton. Mass... is employed as a SANGES — REFMGERATOaS — WASHERS ef President Eisenhower, said that over the revolt-tom aoutheaet pate in' indoor sports, auch as addition of, .ugh„ catsup. a pattern scalloped hemline, Her secretary in the personnel depart­ if Secretary of State Dulles de­ Builder Balks welcomed it but wanted to be bssketball, on a tiled floor, over, uur friend then said: appealing NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD Asian land. Relief Rushed "perfectly clear aa to just what flnger-tlp veil of Imported- illusion ment of the Aetna Life Insurance cided against returning personally The Red Chinese premier was . .conej-ete, that certainly has do . for our support, "but what do you fell from 'a~'pearl calot and she Co.. Hartford The bridegroom OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 to the: conference, he should dis­ the language means” before ' the spring to it. W6od is flexible, ab­ think about anyoneWho would put granted by Soviet Foreign Minister Senators take a float vote—per­ carried a colonial bouquet of graduated from Manchester High ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 patch Undersecretary Walter Be­ V. M. Molotov as he stepped from On Details of sorbing shock. you imagine a catsup on SPAGHETTI.” We mixed white flowers and Ivy School and attended the University dell Smith to Geneva, To Victims of haps st a scheduled cloeed aessioa BIe Trade-In Allowanceis— No Cash Down the Russian Air Force plane that CLEANING AND INSTALLING basketball player jumping on con­ gasped. . ' streamers. ' “ of Connecticut. He ia employed as Dulles has hesitated' aboi'4 go- - MsnDii-itrr Pollc* l>*partm*nt Plioio* today. "Do you know,” we' asked the brought him here from Moscow. 1710 mangled convertible. In which Miss June F. Muir, of Ellington Rd.. South Wtnasdr. was killed crete and his legs suffering the The honor attendant wore a a salesman by Moriarty Brothers. ing back to the conference table Chou was all smiles, a startling FHAWindfaU’ The amendment --- tentatively shock that normally would be sinner patiently, "how properly to because of possible domestic criti- D^ube Floods yesterday about 7 p. m.. Is shown (top)-shortl.v after H crashed into the nbutment of the Wilbur Cross adopted without dioeent in a SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS make sauce for spaghetti?’' change from the cold and reseiwed Highway on Buckland St. ood (below) na. It appeared after U was towed to a local garage. (Story absorbed by a w-ood'en flOor? What BRUNNER'S ciam of the results, and the fear manner he dUplayed on hia first] Washington. July 12, (J1 —A weekend aesalon-rwould' shut off A oonpleta orgaM ^an of TRAINED SEWAGE SPECaAUSTS savings would, be made in the "Yes." she said, "but catsup of Americah Involvement in en­ Vienna, Austria, Jjily 12 (/P» — on Page Four). ■ \ . U. 8. military and econoinlc as­ adds flavor" Acroas From Garrlty’a—Next To Vittner’s arrival hare last April. Tenafly, N. J.. builder today re­ oMng tka moat modem eqnlpment and machinery— RESULT: A cheaper floor construction probably ROCKVILLE ROAD, TALOOTTVILLE—.Hl-S-Sttl forcing eoine fettlement which Relief supplies for thousands of sistance to France and Itajy-OB BETTER Job a t * LOWES PRICE. . .The color drained from our face.. . In a statement, he said peace fused to tbiti^’ before Senators would be soon spent in injuries. Engagement would be regarded in' this coun­ could be achieved “ with a concili­ homeless victims of centval Eu­ probing multi-million dcdlar "wlnd- Dec. 31 if they fail by then to Join No. we cannot go along 'with , 'She then- told us of two, other Girl... I try as* a French surrender to the rope’s worst flood in centuries the European Defense Community persons who put .catsup- on spa­ atory spirit for. seeking peace on fair profits in FHA-in ured apart­ • New andergrooad water t K is is w h y that kind of sacrifice. Our sporfs Communists. the part of all sides concerned.” poured into etrieken Austria and ment conetruction. He claimed hie (BDC) ,'or ah acceptable subeti* ghetti and, brazenly, they admitted Germany today. Youth; Admits naea Installed. . . . more people dsH department will be the first/to Scout Cartwright-Cox Nixon ^ T n lk Hard Werk Ahead Wildcat Strike Ties “righte" under the Fifth Amend­ tute defense scheme. 'P'' • Samp pompa Installed to challenge that construction/jplan. it. . There a ae a poaeibility tliat Vice Eden also arrived by plane to­ Holland. Sweden. Switzerland ment not to be a witness agamsC ' . Tougher Vmlon remove water from yoor M Kinney Bros. \ It ruined bur day, o( course, but President Nixon, substituting here and the S a v were the first to of­ Offered by Knowland, the new There are plenty o f sportsnren who Mr. and ifr.s. Charles Copp day for the crucial Indochina Setting Fire to himself. oeOar- . (I I Prompt Service criticisnr), ho matter how valid the Notes for President Elsenhower, might meetings coming up. fer bedding', food and clolhen to amendment Is a tougher version are carefully scanning their eyes basis, is not constructive so We CsrtwTight of Jollybrook. Coven­ Sidney Sarner, identified as the • New ‘roetproof" aewer (2) QuaUty Work over the proposal for the gym. "Hie For Pertinent Information give the governors in SiClosi^ ses­ "I am glad to be back again' in thousands of families made home­ builder of a Llnwood Paik, Inc.. of wording already adopted by Um lines iBBtalled. offered some advice on the prep­ try, announce the ^engagement of less by the raging Danube and a (3) Reasonable Prices , town boards Involved nave men on -"Camp UerrierWood Goes West­ sion later in the day the adminis­ Geneva. We all have aome herd t 30,000 Bonds N. J. apartment project, declined House when it passed the foreign e Plugged sewer Uoee cleso- aration of sauce for spaghetti. We their daughter. Miss Ma.-tha Cut­ tration's latest vlewsr oii Uie Indo-v Work to do,*' Eden said in a radio dozen tributaries. Their five-day aid bill before the Senate group. 'them familiar w^tn- athletic in­ know that ,our friend will quit this to answer any queationk at ail. pd eieetrleolly. IE SAFE . . . IE SURE ern” was the theme for the Girl ler Cartwright, to David Frame Concerning care and maintenance q t 'ynur lawns, gard^iis _china situation. Interview at the airport.. The for­ rampage has claimed at least 34 •A ■ ' X ■ —— ' - ^ut his attorney, George Marcus Smith said It would cut in half juries. We feel sure they will pass habit of putting that stuff, on Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Van . . Hklnden, July 12 — Police critiisalleal Iremark's on this construe- Scout Camporee held as a finale The President canceled an ap­ eign secretary was the luncheon lives on both sides of the- Iron Oak Ridge, Tenn., July 12* Meanwhile. CIO chemiGsi work- o4 IjackeiiraCk, N. J., criticized the. the delivery of goods on ordOIr^— spaghetti now. Dyke Cox, Jr.i of New York City, and plants, mail this coupon to^lantland pearance because of the death of guest of Mendes-France and the Curtain. Bild tjial a'“ New Britain teen- Seniita^ Banking committee and tion one already, has done.- But if we find the practice any to the first' two week camping (/P)_wAA wiiacHi,w ildcat waiKOUi w alkout bV P.\jweek i*'’* to bark up ‘*'‘‘** demands ‘‘•y* (or a "in th^ 'pipeline,” aa' he phrasod Miss Cartt^lgbt is a graduate /''■ a. sister-in-law, Mrc. Milton, S. Ei­ hard work began there. 3,000 GIs, a m Roscue ''ager. held here with' five othera accused Itr members of "shooting lt.“ '' wider spread, we planjto' appeal to period. , , , members o f Ai* L Laborers wage increase were reported back. Call McK i n n e y b r o s . of the Mary A. Burnham School, way or Stop In and Hegistcfislo/for FREE Period senhower. First pn: ^ e n 's schedule after The aid began to arrive aa res­ on burglaiy tlia.rges, has ad­ ofr* their''n}.ouths. Re shouted at 'The House provision, known as Suicide the Maglianese Si-Soci«y. y. the Ital- Northampton. Mass., and Bradford Local 818 halted w ork today bn the job in normal force. mitted. among 20 "N ew Britain The ihoral,of the story is that Held last evening a i the camp­ The Indochina si* -etion hgs the lunch waa a meeting with cue workers struggled to reach Sen. Capehart (R-Iiid.). cobjmit- the Richards amehdmentj would SEWAGE^DISFOSAL COMPANY ian-Amertcan Cl .JO and the local site on Gardner Street, It proved Junior College. Mr. Cox ia a ing«. area burglaries, to taking 330.000 alligators wills n o t' live, with just ./ (hanged since the Vice President, Soviet Foreign Minister Vyaches­ submerged Austrian and German on two'vast atomic plant con- ***!]* tee chairman: e did nothing deny to either-country a ahara of TEL. MItckell t-MWE—180-182 P E i^ L ST^ MANCHESTER chapter of .the'^Drder of Sons of to.be one of the best planned and g.ad'uate of Trinity School, New said several months ago that there lav-M. Molotov. The two ministers, towiis where inhabitants were- . ,. • . Building Tr,adea Council, in U. S. savings bonds from a Ber­ wrong.” anyone. ' ■ Italy in America to file formal struetjon projects. More than blamed the wildcat strike on "in- 1954 or l'.'55'foreign aid .Lunds if carried out affalra of its kind. *nd York ' City, .and (Tornell Unlver- might arise condltii ns under which who are co-chairmen of the Indo­ Stl|l stranded on rooftops and up­ lin home and burning them. Probing All EH.A Projects they stayed out of BDC. But |L,- / An acquaintance, of ours recent­ notes of protest. 8,000 AFL construction tcmai troubli" within the laborers' ly received an alligator mailed to wns exceptionally well attended- sity, the United States would have to china conference, will have to set per floors. More than- 3,000 Det. Sgt. Hugh Mulhern quoted The banking cofomlUea is in the would have let them.jcqntinue To by the parents and families of the send troops • there; Several gover­ the time of the next meeting. American soldiers have been tak­ workers- were idled by the , (Clarence E. Scarlett, 17. of 51 nUkes. a Dive --- fflrl*. and their efforts showed in , this anything to do with the Rtrike, • theU In April, 1953. jn He appreciated the gift, of Unit Four opened the program more about the adr .inlstration'a addition to seeing Mendes^rance, Sketchy reports from 'CJzecho- concentrating on an expired poat' ; Asst. 8ecretar>- of Btate Living- ■iliat durability ia not a quality fine hit. described as illegal. * Gftlyon SRld. 1 think'*it-# inlern&l ■ cqmpnnyrnmt^nnv with\L’ith anotherHPinthMP boyHnv» nownmv’ Course. The thought was the thing with the Double X Ranch present­ After Units Three and Four re­ I TOLLAND TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER, COHN. Intantioiu in reutheest Asia. he has had many meetings with the slovakia and Hungary indicated war apartment program under rtqn T. Merchant was" quoted ia IMAGI^IE! limited to the young was demon­ Nixon is scheduled to ^^ak at other Communist delegations here. An Atomic Energy Co.mmission serving a sentence at the Cheshire that coimtcd and, after all, Im­ strated by a 70-year-old Tanner ing a. demonstration of whipping peated the Conservation Pledge, those two Danube' valley,-f coun­ (Continued dq Page . Four) which ikiilders could get loans in­ foreign relations comihlttee testi­ the annual state dinner tonight aa I* The conference will first discuss spokesman said the strike had no Reformrtory.’ sured by .the PH A Up to 96 per practical gifts are the loyeliAt. Street man who displayed plenty a rope, tying a square knot and earned In'their conservation .wofk tries .have been hard hit by the. immediate effect on AFL and CIO mony made public yeeterday as y . The nicest gift you can give' a per­ glove hitch with Barbara Dunn. the-past; two weeks. th.e closing head of a Washington contingent the reporta-of thrniilltary commia- floods. Prague and Budapest ra­ ' Neither the boy nor- the victims cent of the .estimated cost of the saying ;ha had no objection tb the of bounce one day this week., ac- Name ' including Secretary of the 'Inter-- sions. These, groups were ordered production workers at the three son is one he wojitdn’l spend the cordlng’.to a report received from Joyce ‘Weitcott and Gall zltleovltch color ceremony was heW with Unit dios said -Communist quthorities of the burglary were Identified project. ' lor McKay, Mrs. Oveta Culp three weeks ago to submit by July atomic energy plants here. pending a check bn Scarlett's Samer w.as the third, witness, •IS-" money to buy himiielf. « , one'of our spies, taking part. Donna Lynn- followed Four in charge. The entire camp had ordered entire farm commu­ The shutdown o( the two con- (Coatlaned on Fage Thirteen) If .you are at a. loss to know with a special rope twirling sang "American the BeautifuL" nities evacuated . and that man.v. Bton," by -State Police,,.Mulhern but the firrt builder, to take the* ThAT’S ALL YOU FAV As our man fejla it, the old gen­ (Oontinned‘M Page Four) (Centinneff on Page Fanr) , sC.-uctlon projects was brought Fifth Amendment in the course of what to give a friend who has just tleman was painting a neighbor’s demonstration, and then came a “ The Golden Sun" and ‘Taps." Address hamlets Were .under water and News Tidbits said. about 'by' refusal o f AFL building The detective said Sca'rlett. a )he hearings. The other two were for the liew “ STREAM LINER”—all aluminum, com- house and was about 12 feet up a “ brOnc-ridlng" contest the equal of Jean Campbell, camp director, crops destroyed. .. ' craftsmen to -cross the laborers’ Culled from AP Wires which'haa never been seen In Man­ paid special tribute to the coun­ I It was- not knowrn .what .the former inmate of • the Meriden ousted FHA officials Clyde L. biAation, aelf-storing window with the FINGER TOUCH' ladder, partially hidden by a picket lines.. . ' Powell, former assistant commis­ maple tree, .when It happened. chester. There were four horsts selors, LoiSiAmes, .Sally .Raokow- Phone death toll was. in the two Jron School for Boys, gave no - reason control. -- , 4 - . ' (Jurtain lands. Nine deathe were . W- H. Wardrep. business agent for burning the stolen bonds.' . •' sioner in charge o f rental housing Bulletins ’XKKKKKKKKKKK "Crash, bang," our informant and fou r riders and the' 60*second ski,' Raye Guillnl, Phyllis Zat- of /LoCel 818, said ,,"The .pickets Miaaisaippi'a- Legal Education kowski. Fannie Lucas, Lorn a Russia,, Red China Rift reported last night In Communist . Scarlett snd his ^ companions projects, and Andrew ' Frost, for­ Voluiqe buying'helps us pass on the savings to YOU! tells us, ‘Ihe ladder .suddenly let decision given to Merle La'very and are unauthorised.. and use o f the Advisory ' Committee ' meets to mer.assistant atgte director o f the 'from the AP.WIte* go and comes di^arttlnlif down, and Karen McNamara by llmeke*p0r Pickens, Dolores Carclo. S u e Bast (SermanyT study • proposed constitution^ i were, - arrested _ . at gun- : point here In West Germany.' skies cleared union’s name on any picket signs FHA in New Mexico. . , ' See m for a full line of Aluminum Awnings, PINE PHARMACY then here comes the old man, with jane Reese might well have been Scheibenpflug and Setty Tarza. is Illegal.” t Y amendments designed to", continue | f ‘ l*r a 70-miIe-an-hour chase-fol- Another witness, Gustave M., an armful of bnmohed, falling disputed had not the other riders Outstanding campers chosen to and-flood waters began to subside, pulrfic licliooi segregation in state 1, * ° " ‘"8 • housebreak Saturday Canopies, Venetian Blinds ■ * - silent on U|nldn Demand Berne af Great Neck, Long, Island.' ;.-KOBCRTS VS. FORD right through the teee, and with .and "horses” accepted, it cheer­ serve on the Junior Camp Com­ Expected on Indonesia but thoukknds. of acres of rich despite U. 8. high court ruling— j 0*8^1-..- . • _ 0 FEN SUNDAYS ~ The laborers' present hourly testified it was a "common under­ . C'levelaad. July T2 UP)—'RnMa the bucket of paint right on top fully. They Included: Diane Kll- mittee were Judy Foster. Christine farmland were still under -water. American and British diplomats i The others wej-e identified as 8 A .M .te 8 F.M. Countless houses, bridges and iii- scale ia $1.40 but Wardrep de­ standingin the FHA thkt build- Roberta, Phlladelptala. - P h 11 e* . CALL BILL TUNSKY ^ of him.” ' mas, Kathleen Gibba. Ctaudia Dingwall. '.Sandra McKay, Jarie By WILLIAM L. RYAN . A M'ps«ow. Nothing was done. But wdrk out short 4.-power’ treaty | Nicholas L>'Amico. 19. ■ pf ,0123 era of the projects "would be like­ righthandbr, mad aouthpavw He gqt right up. though, we tekbo., Betty 5’oster, Pamela Co- Reese. Nola Forman and Evelyn duatrial .plants were damaged— clined to say what increase the tha) Would give West Germany i Myrtle St.; Robert W. Jones. 17^ e-o GREAT EASTERN — 24 OAK STREET ' AP Foreign News Ana'Iyst . ' iix months ago—after beglnnipga aome beyond repair. ’> union is seeking, . ' . t ly to end up” with windfall prof- Whitey Ford of the New York were told; and. except for oiothes nant and Rita Gone!. Richmond. , . . . , u J ! near-lndJpendence - this year. of 186 Richard St.; i-Stephen J. lU. Yankees were named today aa splattered with white paint, was, Moscow seems to )>e muscling in*’ of. an Indonesian party purge — 1.600 Homeless ■rae .UborerstentaUvely h*d,re-j priH ^M argarel arrive. In ------TEL. MIr3.8271 or MI-9-9095 » KKKKKRKKKKKKK 'A'realistic chuck wagon was THE AMSTON LAKE onrthe Chinese Communists in li^,| the Russians agreed on an ex- the xlartlng pitdiera for tomor­ apparently none- the worse for his In the venerable town of Paeaau, jMted new wage propomla offered royaltys first driven by Patricia McCarthy with - dochina; Once again there ia a hint j change of ambassadors. The. Indo- (ConUnaed on Page ThrM) (Continued on Page Thirteen) row'* 21st oll-etar game. dive. official Visit to West German gov- Donna Frankland as the horse and of conflict of authority in Asia■ be­ nesians named one. The Ruaaians (CsntlBned an Page Three) soclated G«n«ral ^ntractora. ^ Sandy McKay demonstrating tin- tween Moscow and Peiping. did nothing. Then, list week, Mos­ BO.MB TEST CURB FAILS AlheiieumOffers eon cookery.' Punch was served COMPANY .Last week’s, appointment of a cow appointed Dmitri A. Shukov Y L , ? K Richard G, Casey says United Nations. N. Y., July ws. scheduM to^y whether to | yood chance of “ accept- from the wagon by the ■'gang" SERVICES Soviet Ambassador to Indochina •to the post. _ \ I Fashions Frarisw ( l l 12 Russia failed today QT aa •••“/y ‘“e wagS]^^,^.. tndocMn, AgbtlW effort to have the United Na­ following their part pf the pro­ That Interpret The Wishes CAN OFFER YOU HEALTH and HAPPINESS speiU trouble for that politically Zhukov, former ambassador to Ship, Planes Hunt Photography Show gram. Leaders Dolores Garcia and disorganized country of 70 million ‘Chile,' has J>een chief of protocol 1 P*'opoeal. because Red Oim a, needs to turn tions call a halt to future U. 8. i Corinne Baldwin deserve credit for Of The Fadiily people. But it also recalls previ­ in the Soviet foreign miniatry: In For Raft in Pacific Six other AFL unipns affiliated jujj, Attention to'-tinternal economic atomic and hydrogen ' immb with the Knoxville Building Trades I problems. Il^s Going To Be Very Smart tests la the Marsiu^ Islands.- ★ roily Hartford, July-10—Dosign. light­ this fine edntributioh. ous hadicationa, of conflict over addition, he ie an expert on areas spheres of Influence—for example which Communist 'Jargon calls Council reached'agreement witlf“ President and Mrs. Eisenhower Tha issue came to a Mte la th« ing effecU and textural quality Unit,One’s qowhbys and cowgirls FOR AS PER San Franiffsco. July 12 (>P) —A A(K: Saturday. They accepted ; ^Ul leave by plane tomorrow, tp six-nation petttto'na 'fr^ m lttea mark the 192 photogfapha fea­ did a fine.job with their interpre-, JOHN B. BURKE ' in; the Communist parties of India, “ colonial aind dependent.” Indo- M /V PEMAOUID LITTLE AS WEEK J.apah and Korea--between the neaja ia^such an area. Despite Us relief vessel with supplies for the increases reportedly ranging from .ttend funeral of Mrs. Milton 8. To Look Slouchy Next Fall of the U.N. Tntsieeehip CouarU. From New I.Aindbn ..., 11:00 AJM. tured in the seventh international tation of "The Gay . Desperado." five hungry and thirsty- crew 5 to 10 cents an hour..' . Eisenhower, wife . of President's exhibition of photography open in followed by Unit Two'a Indians FUNSRAL HOME Russiana and their Cbiheae allies. ^ independence, fhe Communists still i. From Block lsl*ad I .. . 3:50 P.M. .With Viet . Nam In , Indochina^ refer to the coming "liberation'' members of the- rgft Lehi renews ^ ^ I brother, in .State College, Pa.. . REPORT IINFOUNDED , (Daylight Saving Hme) ^ the Avery Court of the Wads­ cominj^in froin the reservation to TEL m-t-$80$ -AT e”* . n r Army luuee' draft rail for 23,000 EDlTOR’ft NOTE—-Fashions far:^made women suffer for the hake, I,oBdon. July 12 (A'vi—Buck- worth Atheheum until Aug. 1. Co­ virtually .1n the Red pocket, ad­ there. its search tc>day with an aosiat 1 FARES (Gopd for day of luue sinjr "thdians Are High-minded.” . BUILDING LOTS, from alrplanea * IrCW 'iLFflClCCt' W flrU S -' men in ^ptember which is the the fall went 'on review in New I of fashion! . Ingham . Palace (nsJntalned Ita sponsored by the Connecticut Val­ vancing aVi- encirclement of the, 'ThJ Chinese Conununiats have only) "Land o f the llver^irch.” gnd "In­ R1 BAST CENTER ST. “ APPROXIMATELY 5W S9 - PT- Asian ipainland, Indonesia be­ The motorlesa raft was sighted ■ “ ''Mnvlame qu'ota previously announced York today, the start of a week- r' The newest dresses shown by n ^ om a ry alienee today on n. ley Camera Club and the Wada- dian Lullaby,” and doing a spir­ AMBULANCE SERVICE had general charge of Red strate­ long schedule oL'unvelliaga.befere''leading designers have an easy, Monday to Wednesday Inrluatve comes a key country in Commu- gy for the Indies. They have a from a Navy plane about 85 miles NeW York BM-spnperieport that 83.00 one way. Round trip $2.00 wbrth Atheneum. the ^qchlbit in­ ited dance to a tom tom accom­ Of .Germ Warfare i ^ l y / ' s h ? the (Oehion preee of the natioa. j loose look above the belt, retaining Queea EUaai^th 11 la expecting cludes the work of 115 photogra­ rtiist planning. ' huge embassy In Jakarta with a southwest of Santa Crus yester­ Thursday and Saturday, inclusive paniment.'^ '• 2 BEDROOM COHAGES NOW BEING BUILT day—but couldn't be located by knew she wae ‘‘committing ol- Here's aa expert report oa what tho slim skirt fdr daytime. How- her third c)iUd. Court eourcea phers throughout the nation and' Cenflroae Suspioione staff of more than 300. Chinese ttOr -new atytee will mean to the ever, skillful use ot pleats and 12.00 one way. Round trip $2X0 “ Home on the Range” was Unit FOR AS U frtE AS funds swelled the coffers of the the Princeton^ fishing boat with 'Waahington. July 12'(iPV— The lensee” against Australian govern­ maid so far a* they know, tha from ouch distant countries as Western observers there have ment while working as Soviet well-dressed Americaa woenaa. It flares has been made in tqih'e report Is uaforaded. Sundays and Holidays ‘niree's offering; and the beautiful ^ n waiting eight months for an­ tightly organised Indonesian Oom- supplies a b o a ^ latest and most valuable gadget |2X0 one way. Round trip $3.00 (Thins, Brasil. Canada, Belgium, cowboy and cowgirl coatumei de­ secret Prtice agent .. Switzerland w in be' followed by dally storieo In skirts, allowing room to move Portugal, England and Hungary. nouncement that the USSR would, miintst party. The 32-foot Lehi waa towed out­ the military has for countering Special Round Trip Ectonomy signed and made by the girls, and • SAND announces ahe has refused to irt this newspaper uatti the prcea pre­ while preserving a slender appear­ RAOI E SITBPOBNABO Special ahowlngi of ip40 color open |tn embassy in Jakarta. When Purge CMoeoe Faction side San Francisco's (Solden Gate germ .warfare attack is a flimsy view- eads Friday- ance. Crtilse $3.00 tihe effects, used, added much to it. .00 Friday. aisc io t 'papet-tike avibatance, U.S. Civil Service loyalty board Jersey CTty, N. J - July 12 UP»—• ICE Ch e sts Olides. representing 249. aucceaaful • GRAVEL It came, aontlc of them , assured me Last October, the party began hold hearings on loyalty of Amert- By DOROTHY R4MC HMea Extra Rulgee Mondays. >Vednesdays, Fridays • Bonnie Wyman was the an­ a purge, eliminating Chinese ele­ Aboard were five rank amateurs slfghtly'W ger' than a silver dol- A near-riot brol^ etut tadoy at Ideal for Cam pa and Picnics Inhibitors, will be held In ■ con­ recently, _ It would, confirm suspi/- lean employes of U. S. in Geneva. New York, July 12 iVP)—It's go- “ he blousod-back drees showed the (waeral af' CoanmiaeiBher Special .Fridays from New London nouncer for the-"BWoIutlon^of the eions that the Russians and Chi-, ments. The party Cbngreas four trying to drift 3,2()0 mile* to Ha- 7:30 PXI. V junction with the photography ex­ , • LO A M Li i ** reported preparinjr to re-' ing to be emart to be slouchy next up in the Paris spriiig collations Piauk Hagne Hggen as a d ^ hibit. The slides will be. shown to­ Campfire.” giWn by Unit Fivf. In . nese dlaagtesd on jiow Communist months ago. confirmed expuioion i wall TTie rpief 'be Army s Cnelnl-1 Ruaoian protest ageliut Iran-1 fall, the international fashion preas- but vs-as not generally adopted by Also July 4 and Sept. 6 J . from the. Central (Mnunittee of wty elMriff served night at 8:30 at tha Hirtford the various scenes the prOhiotoric TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED ■ r (evolution should, develop iq the They took no, water or food. cat Warfare Service,. Maj. O n . ian membership in Western de- learned today with the opening of American designera until now. It oa Regers' onele. 7S-yi Special from BIbrk Isload gypsy, Indian, Pilgrim. 49’ers and •FILL Indies, whose politics .haye been id Tan Ling -Djie, Chinese by origin They were relying upon nature WilUam M. Creasy, calls it a oi$- 1 »1 5 JI5 Tax bduded. Saturdays, 7:30 AM. Courant auditorium. On July L4 fense network on grounds it - de property ever}' day including V' mouth, England. 10 years ago fdr 1 hduette-after a aqaaon In which a t T. WOOD CO. on July 30 at the aome time in the Day,*’, aim ‘“Glria Scouts ‘TogeOi- neala took up the matter with. SI TEL. MI 3-449j? r . O. Box I«l7 .i and SnndBy until, d i ^ , rain or shine. Drive o^t t«^ay. (Cantinnad on l||ga Iton o)• (Ceattarasd a* Page Two) p. |(Ceattaned an Page Twe) NermaadJIi IhTaalea.. I tha t l ^ t ntodriff and prlnoaoa lines I ea Ktoga W ToL fitw Leaden Gl-2-A(B$t Berkshire Muoatun. Fittoficld, #r“ Leowra for the unit were BOB W RIGHT Moso. Betty TorOa an(|^ue Sefieibenpflug