N.,WUUam X a i^ , vleo peuai- dent in Miarga ad publle relaUors Town of the Man^teeter Trust Co., has^ baan named to the Public Relatlona '« M t a n i’a t Ou Hart> Committee.' of the OonneeUeut Manehe$ter~^A City of^iXU^e Charm ■Mat OB 3 ify a to Mr. B u l{e n Aaen. ^ ntaOoraUI, 190 m .. and a aon w u bom . Dr. R iva rd Alton has been elec­ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JULT'SS, 195$ (Cim H Ii l A ivartW ag aa Faga 18) p m c i n v B d e m a t t l » ( a ftancto HMBJtal on ted president of Uie State Chiro­ M K juid JCra. John T. Vat* practic Examining Board for the Om lOB U T M. B m « t next three years. The other officers o f the board are Dr. Carlyle S. John X Wtomhowakl oT a N. White of New HaVira. vice presi­ Green Stamps P e r o n F o e s aMtool « t .racwUy oomidetad dent, and Dr. Harry K. Sprovlero tmtnlBi. at the Mauaehuaetta of Bridgeport, secretary-treasurer. lateTMaa, Radio and BlectriHiica A ll three men are officers o f the BelMMl at Beaton. He was a high Connecticut Chirooractic Assn. A s k i n g T o r nuddaf student in his claaa. He Wfih Cash Sales THURSDAY ana win soon enter the business field under the name oif Oommunlty TV, Radi(K Bales and Service. Ho is 520 GolUen Agers i d R e f o r m s married to the former Stasia Pios* liAST 3 DAYS OF OUR say aad they have three children. At Stale Picnic Rilenos Aires, ______^Anenitina, Washington, July 28 <4*)— The Public Health Service today ja fy 28 (i)— Israel, acimsed Communist M * pair REGULAR VALUES TO $1.99...... NOW $1.49 similar 1954 months. o p ii' as saaential for the political peace and “i M Talking Cat.” Younger new State c)ub and said that he REGULAR $3.39— 81x108 .. $2.59 79 een established. The victim garia today of “ shocking recklessness” would do all in his power to‘ make ■ ■______'' Largest la New England /been Peron haa called ^or: chUdren ahould be accompanied by is s tivo-yesr-old boy. ’The ’ o f an Israeli airliner with the loss o f 58 a ad Preatdent and Mra. George th Ed­ The total for the state to Sentence% in tional guarantees fDr\ nearly four years; ) -5 aircraft guna shot down an Israeli airlin^ killing all 58 wards, Mra. Etheleen Lew ii -gnd 190 per cent. • far this week is 2.5 and. for VALUES TO $U98 ...... N O W $1.29 Northeastern states, with-about 3. Amnesty for all “who suffer persons aboard. It said the plane was o ff ( for 100. miles ■Mr, and Mrs. John Stocks. Print Handkerchief the year, to date. 67. A year over Communist territoi^'. • ------:— one-half the nation's population, ago the total for the same FHA Scandal persecution, imprisonment or exile \ Bulgaria expressed' regret for jo N o A k reported more than half of the period w-a|i 70. for defending their ideals;’’ Colorful prints in all-over and border prints, all w:th stitched cases for the entire country, “Thus 3. A atop|to” embezzIement and the tragedy and appointed a Kov- ^ i A | | n f | s \ | - v t * 0 1 1 T l Sportswear and bathing suits at tremendous Wa*4ilngton. July 38 (A")—H ie hems. con tin i^g.A trend wlhich began bribery... to clear the atmosphere emment commission of cabineV •V“ * * * ’^ A F U I F DAN RIVER MUSLIN US. court of! Appeals today set RANGE savings. > ^ bo^'Ju ly 1,’’ the report said. added "they are now appearing of the corruption which envelops ministers to inquire Into the dia-, — - ^ * ir, other parts of the state.” aside the contempt of court con­ the life of the country;’’ aster in which 12 Americana per-: REGULAR $2.19— 163x99 ...... $1.59 Massachusetts topped the list. viction of Clyde L Powell, a' key C h e c l ^ g -X' iJ'l OH SPORTSWEAR DF-PARTHENT—2nd FLOOR ^^-ilh 146 cases in the w-ejiik ended 'The east north central and west 4. Full freedom of thought, re- iahed. 1946 north central states had increai^ figure in congressional and grand - - • Breakihg a 24-hour alienee, the • July 23, compared witlil only 12 Jury investigations of housing TAMPAX r e g u l a r $2.39— 6^108 ...... $1.69 3 for *1 in the corresponding 1964 week. of 43 'and 57 per cent,’ respectlve- (Coutinned on Page Four) Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, in a 1 / scandals last year, f ' The report said moat of the Iv. in cases last week. broadcast i communique, said the Army Murder^ HasSsfr Weltrtiii Want fstwseWr< ONE GROUP OF r ■ Powell, former aasistant com- REGULAR $2.69-^x108 ...... $1.79 ' The Middle Atlantic and east El Al Coniitetlation left its course CabM ts gi99l MI vM im I newly reported cases in Massa­ miarioner for rental housing in the chusetts were concentrated in the over. YugoilaVla yesterday and Washington. July 38 (AV^’Oom- . (Contiaoed on Page IWo) Federal Housing Administration, ^JRv9fgp9 aMalli*9 9g|Bly BANTLY OIL REGULAR $2.8^81x108 ...... $1.99 TOILETRIES ETC ' Boston metropolitsm area but was sentenied to a year in Jail. All Trucks Roll entered Bulgarian air apace “ with- mittee Counsel Rusactl Kelly\aaid Sum m er Dresses out warning” over Trin. H ie town todpy the Sensta Cottoi^ Bamberg sheer. Theiaentence grew- out of va’rl- REGULAR 59^^2x36 ...... 65c ou.* appearances by Powell before is about 35 miles northweat of Subcommittea is conducting a ■ ' I ■' I I SUMMER COLOGNES ...... $1.00 In Area; Firms, Sofia. The airliner was fi'ylng! liminary. inquiry into tha . slli B o z o f4 0 $ a federal gr.nd jury. He w-as ac­ 1*33 Reciprocal Diplomacy:^ cused of failing to answer certain from London via Vienna and latsn- murder o f three U.S. Army Tt I Miff Ik II 9 -1^95 REG. $5.98...... NOW bui to Israel. cer*cera Ihint James M. Tniirn LARGE CbNTI SHAMPOO ...... 98c «s>nm Aiken fR Vti anri U Prasidenl Ntxon could himaelf when he was asked them, The Bulghrlana said their anti- I Sportswear and bathing suits at tremendoug ^ n i . -AiKen !do some good on such a mlaalon. ’ or he had answered the questions page of operations by'some 500 of.Urns, Ohio, was chaigsd with Sparkman (D-AIa) suggested sparkman aaid in a.aeparate In- other truck companies in Massa­ airciaft defenses was “ unable to the slaying but was never btop^t LITTLE LADY^UBBLE BATH ...... $1.00 savings. and the government was' guilty identi^ the plane, and after a few Mr, and Mrs. John Kubacka today that top Soviet leaders tarview he would "look with favor chusetts, Connecticut and Rhode t»-trial for what was called t^ / of an outrageous ndarepresenta- warnings; fired.” be Invited to the United “ y «>«ci»ion our government tion to the trial court (Judge laland. "Blus Danube murders." Ttis war­ $1.25 ABSORBINE JR...... 88c might make about sending either A storm of protest arose in the GYRLS'7-14 States and that Vice Presi- Letts) concerning w-ha. hadj trans­ Under terma of a new 3-year rant was issued in U.S. cohrt ih W IU OPIRATE OUR EXTRA s p e c ia l Vice President Nixon or Secretary pired before the grand .Jury.' contract, Boston drivers will re­ British House of Commons when Germany. 8 8 ^ xGLEEM ECONOMY TOOTHPASTE ...... 63c dent Nixon be sent on a re- of Stats Dulles to Russia." ceive a wage Increase of 37 cents R. H. Turton. foreign undersecre­ " I f the former be the ca.se. “ We era maraly making a pre­ ciprocal visit to Russia. " I think it was a great mistake an hour over the 3-year period, tary, informed membera that Bul­ liminary inquiry to see if the caae k A A l l k / l l " Buy plenty at this low. low pries! All first quality, hhe^Vy «V y ^Summer Dresses C^reatly Reduced that President Truman didn’t Powell cannot be convicted for On Road Bill Loss garia admitt|ed shooting down the while drivers elsewhere in the re­ # V # B I P L . I V * quality_uallty Cannon toweltow Ini beautiful eolid colors of pink, turoumse, 6bc ALKA SELTZ^ .. : ...... 54 c The. two Senators, membera of exercising the privilege. I f the lat­ JuaUfies further attenUon," Kelly the Senate Foreign Relations Com- ‘ send Chief Justice Vinson to Mos- gion w ill rrticive a boost of 50 plana. •aid. / V L yellow.yellow, light green. cow in 1948 aa he had Intended to ter be the case', certainly ho ap­ Herbert Morrison, former Labor- BUFFERIN TABLET^ ...... 53c-79c- $1.23 FOR CLEARA>t have now will receive 33.17 an hour, expressed .keen disappoint- of these highways be undertaken thing to. do." . Turton.. aaid he. ts«.'------...... (Continued on Page Tiilrteen) shared Morriaon’a views, adding WhatAValup^ - C / o s e whole echelons of government" i accomplished a i^eat deal of good." compared with the old scale of ment over House rejection of at once: There is difference of con- The New! York Dally Nswa/re- Out had been discussed informally at I Plisn Hit by Dewey i |1.80 in Boston, and $1.67 else­ "1 can’t envisage any circum­ ported earlier J u t the ; new higliway legislation, and i «*>»**• stances which a civil, airliner on a N E W m A U$ED SEWING MABHINES the Geneva Big Four conference. 1 Truman's plan drew criticism where. . . \ / J ai._a financing this construction. I haye CLOSEOUT LOT OF Eisenhower added that no defi­ Boston drivers will'^ get their civil flight can * be legitimately RE6.29c and 35c Flltsf QUALITY 'from former Gov-. Thomas- E. urged that Gongres.s recon proposed one plan of financing ' (CenUneed en Page Fo REPAIRS Maternities \ . nite invitations were issued. Dewey of New York, then the Re­ Judge Drops raises at the rate of IS centa im­ aider the matter before end­ which I consider to be aound. shot d()wn.’’ mediately. IS cents the aecond The possibility opened Up that publican presidential candidate, The plane crasher: into the ihde blSCONtlNUtp^^AnERNS OF year jznd seven cents the third ing its session. Road* Need Crltical ' Eisenhower would visit Russia and it was never carried out. In a statement, the President "Otheni have proposed other of Mt. Orvtlo, less than fivt miles Nylon Tricot Slips C O TTO N TW O PIECE DRESSES r and Soviet leaders would come Counts Agaiilst year. north of the Greek ^ r d e r and Sparkman said he thinks it said differencaa ovyr financing methods! Adequate financing there here. He was asked if he had dis­ Other drivers will get 15 centa . about 18 miles east oMhe YugoaUv Reg: $3.50— Now $2.98 ^ would be well to welcome Soviet immediateljf, 15 the aecond year. : qpt perm-rhltted must be, but contention over the cussed that at Genevsi, and he re­ leaders to this country "so they frontier. A Greek mUiUry source 3ulletietins Dundee^Face Cloths Corliss Lamoiit 15 the first 10 months o f the third I J*!?** ‘ ^'’itical- method should not be permitted to bCcORR Lace trim at top and hem. White/only. plied they had talked "not only can see how things go here.” and deny our people these critically in Salonika said yeaterday the about officials visiting back and year and five cents the final two tiDiB the ^ Wires $. f a il l e TW O PIECE SUITS he added: "W e have nothing to needed roads. pilot, a Briton, apparently had fol­ COMM* Sizes 32 to 40. Reg. $3.98. Sale, ...... 3.19 forth" but about opportunities for New York, Ji;i.v 38 (JP>—A fed­ months of the thi.d year. A ” - lowed the Struma Valley Just In- citizens of each country to ex­ lose by that kind of inspection of I'nid'contracts are retroactive to- The House, in a aeries of votes " I would devoutly hope that the Values to $5.98— Now $2.98 and $3.98 eral Judge ha. dismissed contempt Congress would reconsider this sldr Bulgaria instead of his re­ change visits. our country." April 11. yesterday, killed ail new national SI^ES 12-18. of the Senate charges sgainst Cor­ entire matter before terminating gular route along Yugoalavla’a s t a t e DEySLOPEB QUITS Could Do home' Good Chairman 'George ( D-Ga) of the After the union struck against highway legislation. Vardar Valley, 60 miles west of Hartford./ M y 38 (F>—Gov. Senate Foreign Relations Com­ liss Lamont and two other men this aesaion." " 6 f o r SPORTSWEAR— .SE4!OND FLOOR seven firms on June 15. other fleet It rejected 224-163 President the frontier. RlMcon today nmuiimrsd tho CLOSEOUT OF Noting that Prim e' MiAlater mittee declined jto comment on the who refused to anav.-er questions Congress lea«)ara are driving for Eden had announced in London in 1953 before Sen. Joseph R. Me- owners in southern New England EisenHowen'a plan for a multi-bil- No Survivora resigoHloni at hla now chniimaa possibility of exchange visits at a adjournment aa quickly aa possi­ stock up plenty on these wonderful Dundee face cloths. Jte- that Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul­ Carth.v’s (R-W is) Permanent Sub­ lion-:dollar program of construc­ -First word that there were no of the Sinto Dovolepment Onto-. quards, colored and white patterns, and solid colors. high official level. But he aaid he tion to be financed by a long-term ble. CLEARANCE OF ganin and Communist party chief committee on Investigations. (CoatiDued on Page Four) White House press secretary survivors from tha crash cam® ndseloaf Joeeph B. NeOl. Water* Nikita S. Khrushchev wlU visit favdrs "individual visiting back Judge Edward Weinfeld. in bond issue. several hours earlier from a Bul­ tows msaafactarer. This devel­ Summer Girdles and Slid forth'' betw-een American,and James C. Hagerty waa asked I Britain next spring, Aiken said granting a defense motion fbr dia- Then it defeated 292-123 a Dem­ whether tha President meant t6at garian foreign official in Sofia. He opment caaw as the Ooveraer there ia no reason why Russian Ruasian citizens, aa| two groups of misaal yesterday, aaid the indict­ ocratic' .pay-as-.vou-go substitute told the Associated Press in Lon- cCi^emd for -aearly eae hour Summer' Hats farm specialists are novy doing. Congress should extend its session REG. $1.98 FIRST QUALITY 24x48 EXTRA SIZE leaders shouldn't visit the United ment againet the trio failed to plan calling for increases in gaso­ to enact road legislation. Hagerty nhth the developeneat romsnii O n e Piece ^Carnients Statea, too. Sen. Humphrey iD-Minn) aaid show that the* subcommittee had line and some other automotive saidj he had no comment on that. (OonHsued on Page- Four) stoa oHM. wheiearlier this week Values $1.98 thh Inqvilry. the next 16 years. ! the..White House la d o i^ any per­ braaches at his factory to tho $ 5 - 0 0 shouldn’t," be said. "1 don't think Sov-iet Union see 'of the United A n tlia i^ In Doiibt Culled from A P Wires "I am deepl.v disappointed," Ei- sonal contacting, of lawmakers in fUdercst. Clo.se out. , / ...... • •aasaaaaai We ahould aak tham for an invita- Weinfeld dio not rule on. the aenhpwer’a statement said, "by the ah 'effort to get IM legislation Sen. Knowland^^ Uon, but If they want some high (OMtinued oa rm ge Two) validity or scope of tfcCqrthy'a rejection by the House of Repre- through. / BEBEIB AMBUSH FBBNCH Turkish Bath Towels / *1 - *2 - *3 f uthority but aaid in his decisiiin; Refreshing breezes from Canada sentativea of legislation to author­ After yesterdayV votes, the con­ Algiers, AlgerterJaiy Si (8>— “The Indictment is barren of bring wricome relief to northern ize a nationwide system of high­ F re a d i "Forrdigm I^glaaaalrea M ILLIN E R Y DEPARTM ENT— Sad FLOOR sensus o l Hoitee/ieaderS appeared Warns IJ.S. cm \ BABY DEPARptENT—lst FLOOR any allegation or fact from which sections of nation’s hot belt, but ways. to be that highs^ay legislation .waa pniiMcd a guerrilla liaai today the authority of the permanent more hot and humid weather' In­ "The nation badly needs new dead for this year, and perhaps after lodag 34 dead la a ekSI- Eisenhower to i Decide subcommittee can be ascertained. dicated for many other sun-baked also for new year. Friendly ful rebel ambush. The rebels "O ne vainly examines the pub- areas... "Texas' laws upholding lost at least IS m ea.' Beporto o f - x D r e s ^ s racial barriers and segregation in ’The answer is, everybody *1.29 each 3 6 HOUSEWEARS lli law and ’4>enate resolutions set wants a/ road bill and no one Washington, July 38 | lA^— Sen. from the sceae ladtcated tha public schools^ Junked by federail Talbott’s Future Alone forth In the indictment to find any wants ^ pay for It,” commented knowlapd (R-Chaif) warned today rebels attacked with greater You will .want to stock fip on these extra fine quality Cannon reference to the. permanent sub­ Judge’s nfling.' House' Democratic leader McOer- . skill aad ceordlaaHea B M hi AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS I^esiUent Eisenhower!! next against “ lettUig down our de- towels. Buy for yourself and for gifts. Rose, hunter green, grey, wheelbarrow , Reg. $12.95 committee. let - alone any delega­ m a ^ of MasaachuSetts after (he any previous dash dnea vtoleaca grandchild to be born in hospital,, fenaea" as- a result of the friendly sd]ua, green, petsl pink and all white. tion of power to it." ■* voMng. ' brohe out In Algeria last Ma- REGULAR $5.98 ...... N O W $4.99 THURSDAY ONLY ...... $ 9.95 Washington, July 38 t*i— The..handled by myself personally," did ■et W hite Hbuee, Jf. child’s par­ attitude of Ruasian leaders at the “ personal” decision P ra a ld a n l not indicate he would welcome or The 53-year-oId taimont, eon of ithera aaid o)q>oailion came vember. Metal .body, large hibber-Ured wheel, t only. the late Thomas W-. Lamont. a ents have-their way... Glenview Geneva conference. 4 . Eiaenhower lays he will make on consider advlci from the siUbcom- argeiy from truck owTiera who "If this takes place the Kremlin REGULAR $4.98 ...... NOW $|.69 J. P. Morgan A Oo., partner,i)iad flU.) Naval Air Station pkiieted would have been hit Heaviest by AH) BILL FAMES LADY BIGELOW GARDEN SET, Rag. $9.95 Harold E. future aa Sec- miUee aa to whether any bf Tal- by Btrikevn frpm nearby electronic will have won a great victory REG. 49c FIRST QUALITY FRINGED ratary of tha A ir Foret apparently bolt’s actions were Improper, contehded the McCarthy ComtTt1t>- proposed tax increases In the Waahlngtsa. July 38 (F)--11 m | tee never was legally authorized circuit company who charge some without performing a alngle ’deed’ House passed and seat to tha REGULAR $3.98 ...... N O W $2.99 T h u r s d a y o n l y ...... ; Sat $6.9$ will have -tp be made without any But be said he w-ould avvait oom- Democratic measure. Rep. Steed of any real conaequence." Know- Conalsta of: Hoe, Garden Fork, Long Handled Spad* and Gar­ by Senate to conduct its in- sailors acting aa strlkebrea|iers. (D-Okla) aaid eight million of the Senate today a cinmprepilso t t f advice from the Senate. pletlon.of the hearings, and would vestlgatiohs. ' , CLpt. Stanley Hinks. British- land. the CK)>P floor leadCr. siUd in Cannon Terry , , den Rake. PLUS FRI^E Clip Hanging Bracket. Thare was no indication that an then read the full record before nationl's 9,400.000 trucks are not 793.341,769 fereiga aM h U Lamont waa indicted by a grand born pilot oi ' Israeli plane that uaed in the freight hauling busi­ a Senate tpeecH. carrying aheat 889 mMtoa leas Th«'hard«st floor in tho' rarly report would be made by tha deciding whether Talbott had Im- jury last Oct. 14 along with Abra- crashed in Bulgaria, scheduled to It was the first formal comment, SILEX ELECTRIC LAW N TRIMMER, Rag. $22.50 Senata invaatigationa subcommit-. properly used his office, ness, and the suggested In- in sew fuads , have be«u married Monday In Tel of the Geneva conference to come Ehenbower aal tee which inquired into Talbott'a | OM Personal Friend houso now tho softott, yormtstf Sum m er Pajamas THURSDAY ONLY ...... $16.00 ' (ContiWMd|on Page Thirteen) A viv . . . Duke of Kent. 19-year- (Continued on Page TUrtseh). from Knowland who haa frequent­ without Finger Tip Towels Heavy duty,cord. Guaranteed one year. Rubber whMls, kdjutU about-to-lM-aevered ouLaida bu^- The President said there has old couain of Queen Elizabeth, ly differed with administration for-' vote aad withsnt opp iiltlsa. tha able, edge around treea, bulba, flower beda, aidewalka. etc. One nasa conn action. | been no luggeatlon .that Talbott eombdaeleaed aecoad lleuteuaat elgn policies. Seaate hap yet toiact apaa lha Yos, wo moon with REGULAR $2.98 ...... N O W $2.29 It Wns MMnken’ was guilty of fraud or wrbngdoing only. Ben-Gui^on Facing in British Arniy in ceremonies at "Neither we nor tha free world compromtoe as thC total Is 888 REGULAR $2.49 . Thn subcommittee wound up its !** •! •*8*i aenae. and that he be- Sandhuiat. w glan d ’a West Point. 56^ Jap Girls Die must lull ouraelvea into a ‘little mUUoa dellato >eaa thaa the Bigolow Cdrpotl .... N O W $1.89 GARDEN HOSE. Rek $3.98 haaringa yesterday after Talbott SecreUry’a official Cofinecticut Chir.>pody Society Miss Red Riding Hood’ belief that Seaate erigtamOy vptod. ^ had testified that " I can see that 5*“ ^**5 j Coalitioii\ Troubles reports payment of 8S,(M>0 fee to In Beach Disaster because the wolf haa put on grand­ 29^ each REGULAR $1.98 . . . . . N O W $1.49 THURSDAY ONLY $2,69 1 was mlatakan” in pome of hla !***'fiy perfo^sed. He noted Tal- Dr. Irv li^ Yale. Anaonia chiropo­ mother’s cap and nightgown that ETNA BOAB8 AGAOT Wt Feature ConvaniMt Paynent plans 7 only. SO’ t i. length. 5-)V*r‘ guarantee, vinyl plaatic, b r ^ Acfioot, but Chairman McClellan bott is an old personal friend. dist, who lobbied for iqrganization hla teath are any less sharp or hla Ostaaia, Sldty, M y 38 (iP)— * Harlequin pattern. Closeout pattern by Cannon,, heavy quality coupllnga, light weight. Won’t crack, warp or peel. (D -Ark) said it would act "with­ But Eisenhower said the factions Jerusalem, Jul3^38 (F)—Trouble during recent General Aaacmbly Tau, Jilpan, July 36 UP)—A giant intentions say less menacing,’’ he FWty ML Etas htoatoi sat a in Harlequin Diamond design. Petal pink, aqua, roaa, grey, grams of a public offlctal must be Im­ loon^ed today for the Mapal, •Take Up To S Years To Pay. and yellow. j ... ' * out unduo haata" in Toporting its session . . . Charges of question­ wave 'swept a Jiuior high sAool 'said. sew eeatoir today aad seat & W OODEN GARDEN FENCE, Rag. 49c aach fiadtiigs. ' peccable from the standpoint of larael’s jdontinant\ Social Demo­ able moral conduct by membera of awlmming class to aea today and .Knowland said that “President third si raws at aseltoa laea Aak Ua Abc^t UI Talbott dramatically told the both law and athica adding that crat labor party, in'.tryjng to' form lungU Woman’s Army Corps de­ 36 teenage girls died amid confu­ Eiaenhower and Secretary Dulles Msaadeat dd^^ Children's Sportswear THURSDAY ONLY . : ...... aa. 35c "what ia now involved is, .was a a new coalition goyemment. IM only, l^hlte. 5 x12 ’. ■ubcomqiitUo yeaterday he Is tachment at F|ort Jackaon, 8. C., sion and delay la rescue work, are to be commended for their giving up, .aaactive next Sunday; proper standard of ethics violat­ Final official fetuims from Tues­ under Invcatigatlon. police said. eCforta at Geneva to aeek ways at csndoigr^amtltata i t CStoaia** ed?” HALE'S STURDYWEAR PASTEL COLORED the partnsrahlp in the New Yofk day’s balloting for tlif third Knaa- Mayor Edward B. Scott of NeW Forty-five girls taking their finding peace with honor." uulveratty eald the vOtaaale ao* PORTABLE CHARCOAL GRILL, Rag. $8.95 Aa he waa apaaklng, Talbott was at Tremendous Savings B ra of Paul B. Mulligan and Co., aet (parliament) were not expect­ Britain and Helen B. Rickenbackw, Dnal awlmming abUitjr. tent were He continued? tiv^ ihatiaalBg saw far a before the subcommittee as its The Manch^ter ( i j THURSDAY ONLY $4.9t which has paid him 1133,082 in ed before next week. A ll morning social worker, were marriM in SI swept tfaward by the great wave. *As the President has pointed Two whaela, adjustable aplt. working counter, graan aanmei windup witness, swearing that “ I newspapers here agreed, .however, Mark’s Episcopal Church in Frantic teachers, fiaharmsn and out, tiiere were certain hcgerul aa- Shorts, Sunauit*. Pedal puahew. Overalls, X«e Shirts, > the years aince he took his have never uaed my pomtlon as Summcir Blankets Bathing Suits. . / liniah. 13"xl3” wire grill. 14 only. Pentagon Job. , that the Mapai would lose five o f Britain . . . Moslem rebeta other helpers vsrtd nil 46 with- pscU to the Geneva lUeetlng ajt Secretsmy to pressure alUving aoul th,e_4n aeate it held in the last longing io Darui Islam 'sect^ in half aa h( the aummit. Yet neithsr ttu Presl- A-CAMNON TOH OUNAWA . Talbott declined to comment on to give the (Mulligan), company On Trial 3 3HELF PATIO TABLE. Rag. $7.95 various publiahed storias that he Knesset:.. b «ih laSmualon .nnny But beceuBs ays la giving dsnt nor the SaereUty at 8 U U buBineaa.’’ -I .The Rev. George Crist Jr., CARPET CENTER was about to reaign. H it WhiU The newspapers aaid David Ben- aouUie'aat o f Bandung, d kill ertiflcal only nine have underestla a tsd Die pnkHaum THURSDAY ONLY ...... |4.9t "In retrospect, homvar,” he abovaJ paatpr of Bethlebgm 308 M A IN STREET — 0.4343 Houao aaid it haa not recelvod n Burion, Mapai leader an^ lafael’a • i ^ t ■oldiAra. could be revived. which remain;" to tho W— 6< ' Red or white, K.D. 3-way alactric outlet attached. Caatere. 38 continued, "1 paw see that I waa C hurn at Durham near M il-’ raAgnatlon. and it diimisiod aa eider aUtcaman. might c^trol 87 Atty. John F. Forward, Hart<* Ponce pronounced 88 gtHs Bscauss tbs Gentvs assMon waa ■L. “fly-, • . ■ ' mlatakan in permitting myaelf to of the 130 Knesset seats, hut siich waukee, Wia., went on trial P JB ^W t Faatare the Paaous *2*98 each unfounded various peculations ford Oounty'a flrot public defiemf- nd toCk them too thetar t

L AH-r! r ’ Ml r N ICANC3IESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. JULY 2S. 1955 Divorced Father Reciprocal Diplomacy: Hertford Rockville low, M, chief o f UiR CIyU Aaneiau* Eisenhower to Decide Girl Scouts Sign Up for Skywatch tics Admlalstiratloa’a general aafte Changes Sex and U.S. Better Invite Reds- ty dlvlBion, a World War 1 Army f ...... Meeting Names pilot and well known In aviation Gets New Spouse Senators V 6 M M M V ~ circles In Oklahoma and ' tha Tftlbbtl’s Future Alone Oreater Than "Ben Hnr" Southwest during tha 1920 and Tolland Woman ’THEODORA. Or They WiU Invite Ike irly 1930s. D|ad Wadheaday. (Om HbiimI treoi Face Oae) sho^S- He decline^ to discuss poe^ New York, July 28 (/PI—Tamarer Colorado Springs. Colo.—^The sible findings. Top Reds Trade Visits SLAVE EMPRESS" Rav: Leonard K. Smith, .79, widely Adel Rees, the 31-year-old former' "B IO HOUSE JAMtfi MABUOW y True, the Rugsiana are stUl far Tha annual meeting of the Board Ciltlclsiitlplsm Areas Limited In eolor known author, fonner aiasiafant NsaaliiR tetkailMii t Inc <>t>m i^« office and writinc on paratrooper and divorced father U. 8. A ." News Aaalyat ’ ' i behind the Industrial development of Truateca of the Connecticut aihat aa4 aalM eexsaeweea Mundt liald he thought that of two children who underwent aex rector of Grace Episcopal Church Uss.isietbastaasaMstlsris __ A ir Force etatlonery eome letters (OoatlBued from Page Om ) T aign of contlnu^ easing of East- Cinemascope andX'olor! Braderirk Washington. July 33 (P) — i f of the United BUtea but they have suite Hospital held yaaterday in wrting a report "should be com­ aurgery iq Holland, has married a ] West tension. Crawfard > 1 Middletown elected Mrs. Met's’de- in Colorado Springs who also had ■tnin. AM Mka wheeataM MSkt which dealt with affairs of the paratively simJHe, because the Balpk Maakar Draaidanf i.» ' "iRfie enormoua-Industrial prograaa served in South Boston, Groaae MhMtIaiM •a>*r alM bMtertin California man. the New York States the lietter It will be for a ll, The Dally Telegrua, which aup- "PRINCE VALIANT" Resident Elsenhower wante to let i revolution of 1917. and MacBrta of' Tolland secretary for' ...with tSa* m ttej? aaW fW lrtli MulUfan Company, a manage- areas of criticism are relatively Isle, Mich., and Newport, Ark. Daily News reported today. concerned.” ’ t>ort« Eden's O ofisen^lvs party, ’ ' JAMES MASON ataa. tha RUasian leaders nsingls with | their adentlfic progress has been the coming year. If xaa aie BiMralla sM *WB as| tea ment engineering firm which liniitcd." The marriage, to J. E. Courtland said "W e shall be pleated to see Mra. d^acB rta’a huafeand haa Bom in Boeton. Died Wednesday.- of tiMM 4ln BaifoTts.t)«aa a tV a ante I "W e should encourage as many JANET LEIGH . "8ANTB FE tha sweating proletariat In a way : lutonlahlng. . Fairfield, Conn!—John H.- Col­ tethHraata laUavlaaiasUMitlplIMra ; liiliiMt.iiTrTr'r"* immcu wcunf numbers among its clients some' certainly hope/’ hili'S^d, "that, ftl, 30‘-year-old I-os Angeles busi­ Marshall Bulganin apd Mr. they never saw in MoacoW. he The Russia they took over from aarved aa reprasanUtive from Tol­ Ins •Hcet ta «aw ll«14irr tirhsliaa. ai with government contracts. .**• I***® Itlnd, with'w man's ness manager, took place in Reno, of their {leople to come here as Khrushchev.” It added itm .. trip ^ ^ S S A O E ” land In the General Aaaera/bly. She lier, 70, former presl'dent and theirnlMaiarstissstian l>r«te>H»l>lte(W STARTS SUNDAY Jtea Fajrka could Invite them over for a Sun- the Csar in the revolution waa board chairman of Crane Co., Chi­ — Undisf to iasriase tba sate** ttela Mulligan, Talbott’s partner', said reputation at stake. Won't be ap- Nev., after a 7-month courtship, would be a good thing (or \ the haa alao been extremely active in possible and not just the leaders,” "THIS ISLAND EARTH” Fallk. Damargaa day afternoon In August on Coney 1 •t*h 1" the middle ages, while tha cago plumbing equipment manu­ aillM at sldasr tabss. he did not know that the firm- the bride informed the newspaper. ha said. vlBltors, too. Bax Oflira Island. United States at that time waa atate and comratmity work. Bo If aasaiaa baskasW as had ever been formally consld- “ dded was a wishful hope, ".MA and P A KETTLE facturer. Died Wednesday. 4rsaaM'Sut,ailsstsMs...i»Mi»__,_. H O Tt s t i c k y ? She said her husband has two The pro-Labor Herald called the Oaaaa 7:N If he doesn't Invite them to this already setting the pace for tha Profeasor Emerltua George M. IsM alsl>ta...*ia’t walt...ttT Dsaas I ____ ered for membership In the Asso- children, a boy, 4 and k girl, 6. by Cultural Exchange projected.. Ylalt by the Sovieta AT WAIKIKI" > Laraa riaytraaad . It was learned at the State De­ country, they may beat him to 20th century, Butcher of Wealeyah University set the ssBM hsaar relM b UHmis kM««a> datlon of Consulting Management there a former wife who was killed in "tremendous" ’ news, adding It CHILDREN FREE the punch by ’’ aaking him to It has beenone of the ironies of wraa elected to serve hia 2fith con- ItjMfararerMrMfs.GelDaaa'aPflblsiiat CANT SU EP? _____ T-u. S -I.i__ o..„ should be a quick report ” He de­ an accident. At the time her opera­ partment. meanwhile, that offi­ "gives the world a much more CARTOON S Five Die in Crash Engineers. The Baltimore Sun clined to apeculata on its nature. cials have begun 'tp work on plans Ni w (ni(loniiriJM|rit Hl.iyqftiuiiJ AriM Moscow. They already aeem fully hlatory that the heads of govern­ aeciitive term, as chairman o f the had said yesterday the association tion wa'v disclosed last year she hopcTuI new look." launched on a {Hibitc relations Job ment: making policies that affect Board. He was first elected chair­ One subcommittee source, de­ told of being the father of two for an expanded exchange of Rus- Even the pro-Empire Dally Bs- Of RAF Transport turned the firm doftm for member­ aian-American visitors. Numerous that h'aa the -rest of tha world aapN other's Eraple, seldom have man in 1981 and haa served on the clining to be quoted by name, said children but'reftised to give details prras was Jubilant. It headlined: Board since 1922. ship, partly because of Talbott's private organizations and Individ­ startled and guaaslng. hsd a chance to visit across tha Atk Ytir Btilir he would not be surprlse<( if it of the marriage or dlvbrce. "Greetings, Oomrsdes.” The paper inteKst. In it. takes until January for the Sena­ Eisenhower told hli news con­ borders for a first-hand Ibok for ' O ther officers named include: Of her courtship the bride told uals have sent suggestions on how congratulated Eden "on this fine FTed N. Smith, Portland, vice Altena, Germany, July 28 l^ - Firm Not Qualified tors to agree on their findings. to arrange such a - cultural ex­ ference yesterday that at Geneva themselves. the News: outcome o i his diplomacy at Gene- chairman; Mrs. N a n ^ R. Bagley, A twin-engine Royal Air Force In Fayetteville,. .N. C,, where, he Mundt also said he will call for change, and some have offered to last week' Western and Russian trans{>ort plane criuhed into To nMio Ut "I didnf pay much., attention .va.’’ leaders diacuss-d exchange visita Grsehwich, and Ally. John F. Is vacationing, Pfuident Horace an early report from McClellan on sponsor visits by Soviet groups. wooded hillside near here -today, Crockett of the association said him when we first met in Janu­ O a k G r i l l "throughout , the whole echelons of Pickett Jr.. Middletown, to the whether progress has been made However, officials working on during a th)ck fog, killing five ary, And he didn't call for a week. government." That' means all the Alliance Winning Executive <%minlttee. / last night the Mulligan firm had toward getting tbe FBI or some the problem have bumped into persons aboard. never, formally applied for mem- private detective agency to find I met him last January at a small 30 OAK ST. — MANCHESTER ' way from the top to the bottom. Mrs. dsMsearte was also named what they consider to be a major More Legislators an A delegate to the Health Coun­ German police said , the plane berihip. Crockett said he does out who leaked to the presc infor­ house party in T-o« Angelea given barrier: The provision'of the Mc- Paved 'Way for Visits Malayan Election by-mutual friends—both of them In disclosing this Eisenhower cil. narrowly missed striking a televi­ not think the Mulligan firm's worl; mation that act off the hearings. Carran-Walter Immigration Law i f HNE FOOD i f QUALITY IEVERAGEE sion tower before ripping into the SET COOL! quallflies It for membership in his Will nunt for lifaik medical {)eople. Quit Free Rides pcAsibly paved the way—and pre­ "It wasn't love at first sight which specifies that all nonofficial pared American thinking if it Kuala L'fi'pur. Malaya, July 38 ground. group, adding that Mulligan and The subcor.imiltee has voted to visitors must be fingerprinted. D.\1LY SPECIALS •- Altena la's town of about 20,000 hia associates "are doing a- good try to learn how the New York but I thought him attractive. hapi>ena—for an exchange of invi­ (Jb— Voting In remote Jungle'dis­ R u ^ a has denounced this re­ Hartford. July 29 (/Pi—^Eleven tations between himself and Deaths Last Night population in northwest Germany. SLEEP REFRESHED Job In their field." Times obtained copies of letters Frankly, I didn't pay him much • HOME MADE RAVIOLI tricts continued today In the Fed-' Yonf Nixf attention - not a second thought quirement in the past. Moscow per cent o t OonnecUcut's 316 mam- Russian Prime Minlater Bulganin. The British trans{>ort Avaa ep route P In a last act of the Senate in­ the subcommittee had obtained canceled a proposed U.S. visit by ber legiMatura have promised Gov. eration of I^alaya'a firrt national By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from Wlldenrath air base ^fs r the from Talbott in a preliminary — and he didn't telephone me for • VEAL SCALLOPINI • IREADED VEAL CUTLET The President said no definite . Herald Pteto quiry, McClellan and Sen. Mundt six days" a group of student editors rather Rlbicoff they are renouncing free invitations were issued. Birt a few elaction. Contests already decided Members of the first Girl Scout troop to volunteer for skywateH duty yestte^ay were fingerprinted Vkneouver, B.' C.—Dr. Ralph Dutch border to Guet^sloh, an­ inquiry. . The Tlmco published than allow- them to be fingerprint­ ProtiriptiM / ■ \ (R-SD) took a atatement by tele­ But she went on to say .that love parkway toll rights they had voted minutes later British Prime Min­ gave an alliance of Malay, Chinese by Mrs. Marjorie Oonlon. head of the Ground Observer Corps Mrs. Amnion (chnter) la shown here Hummel, 55. Detroit chemist who other Jet fighter ‘base o«ar Altena. FOR ONLY phone from the two top officials some of Ithem last week. ed. themselves. blossomed. She described her hus­ ister Eden, who was also at and Indian groups a landslide vic­ fingerprinting Beverly Case, 13. while Mrs. Elaine Case, troop leader (left),, looks >n. T h e other two helped to develop the drug Chloro­ of the Douglas Aircraft Corp., and McClefian said "I have been in In the case of the Soviet farm mycetin, and head of the chemical UTZ RETURNmOEKED band as 'V-ell bred and nicely man­ The Governor's office today re­ Geneva, announced Bulganin and tory. • girls are Donna ^H o, 13, standing between Mrs. Case and. Mra. Conlon, and Joyce iVogmin, 13. (far made public, a stenographic re­ touch with the FBI" but declined group touring Iowa. It was 'desig­ ceived 10 more i>osf cards to this Communist party chief, Khrush­ procaaslng department of Parke, Boston, July 28^ bP) — Federal to comment further. nered, with dark curly hair and a right). Ten members of the newly formed Senior troop which meets at the Emanuel f^theran Church $1 :7 0 5Tr cording of viifiat was said. good build." nated as an "official" delegation effect. It brings the total a'o far chev would visit Britain In the In Votes counted so far from the Davis A Co:, pharmaceutical firm, Judge William % McCarthy haa “ Some disciplinary action should were fingerprinted yesterday, and others will be when they retiim fYom vacations. '' JlfterXMme Instruc­ tlatiSS It quoted Donald W. Douglas and thus exempt froni the finger­ to 36, spring. ballotint- yesterday. Alliance can­ for 35 years. Died Tuesday. ordered that Jefferson Uta, 45, of (a fte r tear ia w a paymeat) be taken," Mundt said. If it turns Aa the couple honeymoi^ned in tion from CD officials the Scouts will start sky watching, each girl'to be paired off with an ’adult .on her Sr., and his son. Donald Jr.. . as Sacramento, Calif., the Ndwa put printing requirement. Those notifying the Governor to­ Tha Russian leaders plan to go didates had won 33 of the 34 legis­ Paramus, N. J.—Edward Haas Norwich, Conn., be returned to out that some Senator leaked the WONDERFUUY watch. , stating Talbott had mentioned to through a call to the Rev. Stephen day were: to Britain In 1956 may Indicate lative council Beats decided. Robbins, 74, a star of the Broad­ Connecticut lb face charges of documents. Mundt said, he would EDEN MAY VISIT REDS Sen. n illlp P. Laing, Windsor, they intend to maintain., the pleas­ Nearly a million pe-sons, about way and London stage for 45 passing worthless checks totaling them last October his connection be "content to speak out" about 'Thomas of the First Methodist PREPARED- with the Mulligan Company, but Church of Reno, who performed London, July 28 i/Pi—Some Brit­ and Sen. Jacob A. Fisohman, New ant relations estsbllshed! at Geneva 80 per cent of those eligible, turned out the State, from . ^,891 to 6,— Pierre Pajot, and the b r o t.h a r a yeara. Bom in Shamokin, Pa. Died $1,900. Litz eacs{>ed from the iUand "let the court of public opin­ out to vote. Rair^ Low Prices that, they did not considei' it a hint the marriage egromony. ish newspapers 'sr>eculated today Haven. even though, in the meantime, they Jobless Claims 697. About half were vacation Daniel and Jacquea Lefabvre\who Wednesday. H artfo^ County Jail seven montlia ion judge. If it is fouVid some that Prime Minister Eden may modffratdy prie«out hia earnings Communtet leaders, who were in­ DINE IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT They’ve heard of American pros­ The Alliance's chief opoaitioh, vited by Eden during the rejeent the largely Malay Negara (nation­ report, also noted that Initial Meriden, July 28 oP) 4 - Second- Potterton’s from it." (Coatiaued from Page One) Musk oxen are being tested as perity but could hardly believe it claim.s, which indicate new spells McClellan told newsmen it prob­ Big Pour summit talks in Geneva. unless they saw' millions of auto­ al* party, entered 30 candidates 'round ' inoculattona of Salk Polio Ike Tells Youths The Queen. received anerher domestic animals for U.S. farms. of unemployment; decreased from Baiikci*8 Accused ably will be next week' before the South Central state groups had mobiles on streets and highways, but had not so far won a single vaccine will be given to eligible n «nty of Easy Parking: Oommuniat leader, Yugoslav R e s i­ Princess Restaurant seat. Negara candidates defeated 125 to 84. school children’ at two-hour clinics subconunittee can find time to slight decreases. the clothing and furniture in the Thoughoiit Ufe State. hoWever, meet and see how close they are dent Tito, On his stale visit to FINE WINES, LIQUORS and BEER Included Dato Sir Onn Bin Jaafar, III Paris Swindle Aug. 4 and 5. says Dr. John E. 130 Colter St., Cor. Church In a special discusaion of polio How to Gel Ahead Britain in March, 1953. department sfbres, and even the there was an increase in the to agreeing on ivhat the evidence MAIN STREET AT PEARL STREET bu.sy candy and delicate.ssen shops, party leader, and veteran Malay Stoddard, city health director. involving persons who had been All the papers viewed the forth­ {lolitlcian. number of claims for compensa­ j I f they’ve wondered about given Salk polio vaccine, the re­ Washington, July 29 (SO—Presi­ coming visit by the Russians as a tion benefits, from 26.775 to 36.- Paris. July 28 i.ypi —' Four Paris LaFOND ‘ A.merican resources and skills and Tengku Abdul Rahman. Alliance port said that as of July 20 there dent Eisenhower, told a group of 743. Most of this increase, accord­ bankers were charged last night ! the conditions of workers with president who is slated tosittirs out of their free labor unions. Eisenhower premier, pr/dicted today his forces L ft US TEST cination cases listed since . mid- their minds an to what is right and BROTHERS would will 51 seats. His party has ment, resulted from the large 705 million francs (over two mil-1 April.-Including 132 parslvUc and have the courage to stick by it c(H(ld take them through the farm­ already published a list of 10 prob­ number (if vacation shutdown lion dollars). | Your Watch Fro* 87 nonparnjyiic cases. The total they will succeed and may even STEAK HOUSE lands. the factories, and into the able ministers. claims filed by employes who were All are connected with the I In 30 Seconds increased by 10 between July 13 become President some day. MONSON, MASS. mines and imiversities. not eligible for full vacation pay. Pajot and Cozette Bank. SEE THE BED SOX and July- 20. He talked informally to mem­ Conditions Have Changed I.VNCH fiETS lAlBBYI.NG FEE.S Initial claims also rose through­ Partners Marcel Cozette and I our "N o conclusions can be drawn bers of the Boys’ Na ‘^n. a group Home of Three Suns o t Fua TELEVISION American workers in the middle from these case re|>orts with re- com|K)sed of two youngsters from Shows Thursday, Friday, of the 20th century - - in the fac­ Hartford. July 28 i.Pi — Former tories and mines and shops can 'Mastsr s|)ect to the efficacy of the vac­ each state, and s|>onsored by the’ Saturday and Sunday Slate Finance Commissioner IN ACTION cine." the re|>ort said. American Legion National Amer­ be called the proletariat, but they Frank M. Lynch of New Haven A scientific printed record made 19.14 field trial showed icanism Commission. PROGRAMS are not the same proletariat Karl has been paid $4,050 in lobby fees FAMILY VACATIONS electronically will tell you Gm that the- vaccine waa effective in The President noted that the Ftaturing Marx wrote about in the middle for work during the session of the AT true condition and rate o t yimr preventing {jaralytlc poliomyeli­ boys had been sehecteil In their of the 19th century. General Assembly. Lynch, The watch. tis,” the report said. Spme paraly­ Staten beenuse of qualities of lead­ Siinday AfHneeii Video Everj'day—All Rights Reaerved—H. T. Dlckfbaon A Co., Ine. By the same token Eisenhower office of the secretary of state re­ EXBERT WATCH REPAIRS tic cases can be expected in vacci­ ership. He said Vici President FarnDy INiews and Secretary of State Dulles ports, received $1,000 from the ATLANTIC APARTMENTS - PROMPT / nated cases, however, because the Nixon often has a habit of start­ might dhvelop a new respect and Connec'ticut Launderers A Cleaners ECONOMICAL SERVICE DETBOIT 'nCEBS Starting Time 3:30 appreciation for the ultimate re­ HIGH ST., BLOCK ISLAND, R. I. vaccine is-not 100 per cent effec­ ing every conference discussion by Tel. 00-7-5584 Assn., and $2,250 rrom Tobacco HAROLD J. DWYER. Owner tive." aay(ng, 'T.s:l'8 ind out if this is sources and power of Rutela if Distributors of Connecticut. »The they could see personally somir of /' Some 6 'i million children have right."^ and he advised the young­ Good Humor Corp.. of New Haven 2 Bedroom Apartment— 1 Week $60—3 Weeks $110 . sters tbVp likewise. Call US about your party, Wa the vaatneaa of the country and the paid a lobby fee of $200 to Thomas 3 Bedroom A|>artmrnt Also .Available Sat, July SO been given the Salk vaccine since people. it was licensed April 12. The group presented their new­ have special party rates. F. Keyes Jr.; al.so of New Haven. Catering Exclusively To Family Vacatlnna G ^ d e t The special dischssion did not ly elected officers, Douglas Hop­ For Reservations Write To Above Address or Fenway ^ar^, 2:00 P. M, list "accejJted", or confirmed cases per., 17. Glemiale. Calif., president, Phone. Block Island 40-M and Kenneth R. Jerihlain, 16, Car­ ^ . IT among family and other contacts 1 Also 7 Room House, 2 Bathrooms 785 MAIN ST. of vaccinated r>er.sons but a spokes-' thage. Mo., vice preiidKnt. Month of August Including Ijibor Day Weekend man said they totaled 203 through EIrcnhower gave young H<>C>P«r July 20, up one froni July 13. a telegram which had been sent These broke down to 157 paralytic to the youngster congratulatihg: Look Whdt You Con Buy and 46 nonparalytic. him on his electio.. The telegram B.\Y STATE REPORTS was delivered to> the White House. 277 RROAD SALES ami Boston, July 28-(Ah '“ Fourteen The 'President told the youngster It had been sent "11 care of me," SEBVICE P a r ^ or Less This Week or 15 cases of {x>llo have develop­ TELEVISION RADIO The ed among children given the Salk blit did not say who sent it. antl-pollo Vaccine in the spring, The boys presented the President H e a t i n g S u r ve y with an honorary memberahip pin FK££ the Massa^hu.setts Public Health CNAhmI «, New Have*, Ceum, (lt> FOIW NTAB PULYHOtSB Only at Our Factory Store Department disclo.sed today. in their organisation ,uid a motor tiller for hia GettyWburg. Pa., farm. 11 HaitferG. i'^mu. KDDIR CANTOS SHOW Dr. Roy.F. Feemster, director CluuiBel I f PitlElield. Mase. NprlBcfUld. M«m . »:M I R"*S) DBAGNET-Jack Webb TO PROVE THE LOW COST OF 6AS NEAT of the division of commOnlcable ChAAlfl i t <110 STAB TONIGHT ■/ (^lAaael St New BritiUe. C'oee. olio oc­ f : t t ( R> HID’H 8HOW ELEVUIUN TfiEATEB ' charge. He will give you an estimate .of the low'^OBt of heating your /IIR CONDI nONF D <1R) WKSTRBN FLAYHOrSE . . aad 8ea” M ward O. iw COST lOltO TIIF curring In the state so far this MATINEE THEATEB ' 111) AOE OF PLIGHT . home with gas at the reduced rate. The Hartford Gafi^^Wipany will He said the inciilence of the dis­ EASTWOOD (M> BAB St WESTEBN THEA- (Saj*) FOUR STAB PLAY- Sanforized.. Sizes 8 to $• SA^IIAT FIRES to lOSTOI TEE—**Be>'ond the Lett H 0rSF.-"O -lerUva'a H-tl- Annual ease among the children who were MdHlya • Eroatier** riay" Dirk PawrII guarantee your cost within 10% of this estimate, based £ ^ h e degre* viwclnated Indicates thyt the sin­ MeNFor Praali THE WHISTLER , days of a normal heating season. That means you know yow ^eating.' gle ■ shot the.V received is fiot !■ tlir ' Mar# Laaa <«) CNCL?: E0’8 riN CLIB enough to Immunixe. ■ ' ■ ' ’ “SevenTear 8:IS LATFa MATINEE la 'riarm aS ra^ »:4S (15) LITTLE BA1CAL8 r i \ i I b I;\ KIDDIE PARADE! ing the total for the month to 378. and rolor • :tt < 1) STAGE 1 S:l« A:M 9:4S 1:U B:U (II) NEWS A WKATHEB ’i(( /)/ /ii/i PHONE JACKSON T-a Ts i , GET A FREE HEATING SURVEY ' \ (It) KING’S CBORHBOADS (M ) NEWS AT SIX POLOSHiRtS OP YOUR OWN HOME WITHOUT COST OR OBUGATION. Has.: Land of , MG SHOW striped. Sizes 8 to 8 .., TUStu/gaod OH any regularly acheduled coach train. Your n tu m trip ’’Thai receHeln reeUig’ Two Gold Cup AwaMs! (it) THE KABLV BHOW~ iHuet M eompUtaJ HotlahrthaH J:4S A.M , D.S.T. {Satunlay night). Radar Caiiipaigit- “ AHbar Tekeii Over” (55i TWILIGHT THEATEB i tilt ( 1> SrOBTSCOPR ( lit) NEWS A WEATHER OIL oad GAS CHILDREN’S Six Other Prizes! Police continued their r a d a . t « u ) fiHONE y o i ;b a x s w k b campaign last night and IS more (It) THIS EVKNING Aniomatla HeaitlBg Speclalista g;4a < S> WEATHEB rORECAST mootrista were given verbal warn­ (:4k ( S) WORLD NEWS TODAY OIL HEAT ings for not having fear marker (IS) ABOI'ND THE "KIDDIE FAIR" HAS ARRANGED FOR AN EXPERT CHILDREN'S ca n t owne Cleaneri lights. To dale more than llf i driv­ (U) KOMEDY KOBNEB ENGINEERING, Inc. NYLON SOCKS I ll«1r — y , 344 Main SL — Tat Ml-fi-llM ers have received such’ warnings For boya and girls. . Sllghlly PHOTOGRAPHER TO RE IN OUR STORE since last Saturday nighti “ LOVE ME 0|R AUTO 4rreg. Onl;? one driver, Charles H. Dut LEAVE ME» 1(:W ( S-Slk VIDEO THEATER o u f ton. 48.' Plainville, was arrest^ BtarrUt WESTERN STORE "The RrMa Came C.O.D.” 1 4 H . and charged with s])ecding. Four I Doris Day. 3aast Csaasr (t*> LET’S SEE THURS., FRU SAT^ JULY 28th-29th-30th. - TIas fits Maln'SL—Opp. CMter Park osted on N. Auto SuppUea, Tools, < Ik EDDIE CANTOR THEATER t FOR-THE "KIDDIE PARA^I" Main at Marble St'., consisted of Spbrttag Goods, Palnta, "Remaace Wreeher” SWIM SUITS ComjNirt Thtst PrUes Sgt. -Edward Wlnzler, Patrolman Toys, Blkea, Wheel Goods, (Uk NIGHTCAP EDITION ton Taggart, and Auxiliary Fishing mckla,. Outboards. (ID FINAL EDITION 11 ;K R E N T BU Y (Ilk THE LATE SROW You Will Receive Yon Pay Oily for -Policeman ilerald Millington, David '/UUIe Pal" Hutchinson and Thtodore Good- KM ( It DEATH .VALLEY DAYS (Mk THE LATE SHOW child. The auxiliaries serve without (ia> CLL'BHOl'SE . ^ "Caiiaaava la RarlMgae” OIRLS’ SIZES;? la 14 pay as-part of their training. (UV fO l PY SALES fPOBTS BI'LLETIN ^lHHN DALY—Naw* (Bk WEATHER Sanforized SHORTS $ ^ 9 5 TradDHii ANdwhci night. - . > (Sa> WKAtMEBVANE ll:l( I (tt) VAI'GMN’ MONROE SHOW (ftk MOVIE MCBErif Plus An Entry In The Contest For Only $1,00 lbs. A T i'c r r 6-5/ c/ ( a> PATTI FACE SHOW 11 :M ( •> THE WHISTLER fnrCDilfirattsDr ^ WORKERS «E T WAOI^IilRE (U> REFLAH "■lag Thaagfcl” Solli Colar or Plalis Proof* Will Bc]SubVniUe4l For Contint Selection Aug. 4th, 5th, 6th (»> SECRET PILE U.S.A, < axt) TRK BEST OP GROI'CfiO CLEANED RHi PRESSED UMUar SOLDIER PARADE of a new contract effective The (Mk l M PRELAW FREE GIFTS TO ALL THE KIDDIES! MOTH PROOFED FREE workers are members of Local “ laipeeelble 0«alk” '> With Ilu 4)i PaAat (fu^cpuiHteed

ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES^t%^. CONN.. THU^DAY, JULY 28, 1956 pxoRimi MANCHESTEB^EVENING HEBALD. ICANCHESTEB, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 28, ;9B5 ; K Bolton Coventry RocktiSe Senate Group Press fo r Wage Increase^ All Trucks Roll Youth Askl Court i^^jlgaria Admits Guns Tober Board Approves $146^0W Be^strars Accept tumm Checking 1946 Workers Tell Committee In Area; Firms, 1:0 Rockville BMlding List Corrections For Prison Term AimicRin Downed Israeli Plane Six R0om School Addition Boston, Aug. 28 OP)—Gregory L. A--'; The membership of the townT Workers Sign Coventry,., July 28 (Special) Army Murders McGinnis, 18, of Rockvill/ in Fed­ workers’ union last. night unani- j The RegloLfo*’* of Voter* "^ l l ro- FOLEY ^ (OnrtlaMi froM T u ft Om ) t l-’irm Bu^rMulticr.tr CTr-fS?**,'; Bolton, July 28 (SperiaD—Theyiaementary School, according to eral Court yesterday before Judge : moualy empowered ^Ita bargaining (UMtteMd fraoi Pag* Oca) ceW* applications for . enrollment (Continued from Page One) Board of Education voted laat an announcement by Principal Wiltlaih T. McCarthy on a charge ■i Drsehl 4an by tdtphom that "A ll are committee to . continue to press Tool Corp. BuiWin*; 2 I Riifltard B. Mather. Dr. Robert Bq. on, the caucus lists by voter* wish­ X night to approve the proposed alx at transporting a stolen auto from 54 CHURCH STREET News Tidbits case had .been ‘ ‘'qinetly ripen ed" for a 10-cent-an-hour increase j ceased operations oft grounds that room addition to the achool and wen of enventry, director of health ing to register with either major the Armed Services commlt- a atriks against seven was a stilka recommend to the School BMlding for this town, trill adminiater the party tomorrow during a apetdal Kentucky to Pittsfield, Moos., ask­ HARTFORD 3* CONN. In anotlMr tclephon* call tha and "to use any and,all m6ans, Iq* against the entire industry. Since >^i\\ Expand '%‘”Trf Bie Bulgarian govemmeht had con- , Denies tbarge ______; Chamber. Tober Mn|>loya between town meeUhg .for coflaidcratlop, in grade! one and two during the In the First thstrlct the seasion tentiary If convicted. Leech has denied ‘ killinir the according to Frank Hippli* union > 500 firms affected had signed in­ Armed that the craah occurred ' (Specie!36 and 40 persona. the elaboration of thia plan which ' laat achool year a| that time. will be from 1 to 5 p.m. in the McGinnis and Philip A. Williami,’ three officers-MaJ.- Everett S.. president, and Arnold Dtibln, i dividual contracts before yester­ Rockville, July 28 Ineorporatea additional facillUrs. ■ Principal Mather noted that near the town o#'P etijjh , Juatj D. T, Shepilov, chief editor of Mrs. Grace Letrsoa The Tober Baseball Manufacturing Town Office Building and in the of Naples, Maine, facinjg the north»ru i usof thew,u Gre^k border. ■ Pravda, has two-hour talk 1Cofran, of Washington,r w ” i ' D. # lu C .: „representative of the ™ State, . j Mrs. Grace Ethel Cobb Larson day. ^ The total Cost la estimated at; transporUtlon arrangements for Second District, in the North Cov­ The shipment of the necessaries Co. of Mancheater will remove its « charge, are reported AW O L A communique from the El Al 'prem ier Gamal Abdel Nasser of i "caaler, of New County and Municipal Employes o io n la l Convalescent 3146 oob ' ' ! the 100 children eligible (or -the entry Firehouse, during Ihe^same frorh^vForti Knox, Ky. McGinnis Israeli Alrilne today indicated the ^ g y p t in Alexandria, where Rtis-1 ‘ Stanley of • life was not. affected by the operations to Rockville in the near ^ftypt . .. I Home early thia morning after a future. It was learned today. The motion wa. made by M ra.; “ “ I* hours. said h ^ been in trouble with REPAIR big four-engine Conatellatlon ex Sian is guest of Egyptian govern- , M. Rosewater, of Omaha, Neb. The action came at a meeting'I long illness long stoppage, under agraement by Peron Foes CaiHUdsla to Preach SHOE They were bludgeoned to death In Tinker Hall which lasted less labor and management. The firm, headed by Meyer Tober Lillian Van Zander, one of the five juvenile Court* since he was 13 Bloded while trying to make ment . . . Railway spokesman tells I She was born In Manchester The Rev. A. C. Bradley of New years old. in their beds at a luxurious villa than an hour. BnaploySr sources said the atop* of Mancheater and Sidney Tober, forced landing on Greek territory House subcommittee rspld amor­ March 20, 1886, the daughter of was 2^1 K*»t»tr*r* pf Voter* will Hampshire will be prjeacher and The two defdn^ants sought to after being hit by the Bulgar at Paasau, and their rooms were According to Hippie, the me.m- page cost drivers 31^ million secretary, his son. also of, Man­ The voice ‘VOte NVRB • 1 mO ibam ^AOMumsMlAar Umll tization of rail properties for tax the late Judion and Nellie M. chester. completed negotiations with Mrs. Van Zander and Vincent f!. candidate for pastorship of the vvaive counsel and "plead guilty to ahelle. purposes needed to spur major set afire. bership present also voted unani­ weekly in wages. The companies Asking for i-aa^April 26, f.S . authorities Saunders Cobb. She was a member this afternoon for purchase of the Krzestckl in favor and Howard P. Second CongregaUonal Church the Charges. The communlquei quoting a re­ capital improvements. mously in support of the proposi­ of Christ Church Cathedral of said they had. lost close to 325 Preuas lists *nd enroll new during the 11 a.m. Sunday worship said ipw’a.s a ‘ 'closed rase " as far million in revenue during the National Print Building on Brook­ Jensrn opposed. Norman Judge McCarthy foun^'that Mc- m r n m uiuQiT port from the Israeli legation in tion ” th*l a 3-cent-an-hour in­ Hartford. party members. Voters 'not now af­ services. Athens, said Greek frontier police­ as they were concerned. six-week tie-up. lyn St. here. The building, for­ abstained from voting. Mr*. Pearl Gtnflls'actually had no court record f • crease is a peesonal insult to the She leaves one daughter, Mrs. filiated with a party may register There will be a special session men who witnessed the crash gave I..ast May 12. however, s week intelligence of town Employe*. " Effects of the stoppage -were felt merly owned by Multicraft Tool 10 Reforms Jewell and F. Weldon Miner wefe- this time. although a jirevious car stealing after West Germany regained its Glenns L Jones of Simsbury; two Corp., will provide double the not' present. for nursery group children during charge against him had been filcd“ this account: Plan Siiperiiiarkcl The union ^Kike.sman declined in freight movements as far west Party, affiliation is necessary to the services to enable church mem­ •The poUcemen heard four gun sovereignly, the Bavarian, state brothers, William H. Cobb of Chi­ sunount of space Tober has avail­ Chainpan John McDermott The judge rejected the guilty to elaborate on what "any and all as Cleveland and many New Eng­ (OontimiMl.fraai'raga Oaa) participate in the September cau­ bers to hear the ministerial candi­ shots and afteiwards saw smoke, prosecutor started a new investi­ of labor’s weapons" wa* meant to cago. HI., and Edward G. Cobb of able In Manchester. The plant Is strongly {favored the plan including pleas and appointed Atty. Robert On Broad Street land industries suffered from de­ cuses at which candidates for 41 date. and a small Are. The> aircraft gation of the killings. include. Manchester, and one sister, Mrs. lay of shipments. presently located on Hilliard St. ligton, assembly, press, and organi­ the addl^tional facilities which is G. Meaerve to represent them. William Johnston of Manchester. town offices will be named. IHieaday evening the church turned leA to prepare for forced While the ca.se still w as under Another meeting wa* held- in Manchester. zation; refened to as Scheme B. He did 8BO InMrmal Session Ball was set at 82,500 each and The funeral will be held at the -V memlMrshlp 4vlll meet to vote on landing over Greek, territory near The Great AUaulie and Pacific ^ a ' ’’ J- earlier ye.vterday on General Man­ It ia expected the move will be 5. Appointment of Judgea "with­ not make his vote known on the The School Building Committee the cases continued for trial. the Greek village of Patricia. Sud­ i-a. 1 « . a I Dodd had inaerlcd In thf Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main completed and operations begun out political affiliation;’’ motion. Queried after the meeting, extending a call to the Rev. Mr T e a ^ o . is planning to operate a (Congressional record a demand ager Richard Martin's recom­ Ipiiiifls for Lights will hold an informal public hear­ denly an explosion was heard and mended salary and Wage pro-: St . Saturda.v afternoon - at 2 in Rockville by Sept. 1. 6. A new electoral lyatcm as-^ Jensen stated his flat opposition to Bradley. * . —• Barald Photo Capt. Peter Dowgewicz of ;the aupfermarket oil Broad St. Just that the Army. .State Depailment ing at the Community Hall tomor­ <2iange in Time the aircraft came down in flames gram. At that meeting, repre­ o’clock, with Canon Clinton Jones According to Seabury Lewis, suring free campaigning; the plan. Preuas isalcP-he hsid seri- row at 8 p.m. A ll intereited towns­ James Carrara, 17, o f 44 Prospect St., was arrested for a violation of the rules of the road fol­ Rpckville. Police Department ^aid WINDOW S M |^ ovef^ Bulgarian territory, some 10 north of Dennison Engineering Co. 1 "ud then-existent high oommis- sentatives of the workers in the of Christ Church Cathedral officl-, Denied by Board president'pf the Rockville Indus­ 7. An end to "political propa­ oils reservations jon it. Sunday worship' services at the lowing-.this accident yesterday afternoon at Hartford Rd. and Proapect St. Patrolman Walter Ferguson t(>day' McGinnis has no record with people are urged to attend for a First Congregational Church will kilometers (6 miles) from the bor­ and aouth of Colla Conatructlon ^ci-many make a com- 'Municipal Building and of the atlng. Burial will be in lUtsi trial Foundation, the orgahizatlon ganda" in the schools; On May 12. the Board voted to complete explanation and ’'discus- investigated and said about 3750 damage was dolie to the car on the left and 3600 to the Carrara auto- local police. The accused Is the Cemetery. / be at 9:30 a.m., instead of at 10:30 W A S H A K E der." policemen quizzed Martin on hi* responsible for bringing the indus­ 8. Withdrawal from congres­ recommend to the School Building siqn of the proposed plans for. an uobile, facing the camera. Tke other driver was Robert T. Agnew, 46. of 62 Wetherell St., police said. son of Mr, and Mrs. Christian Mc­ Co: on the east aide of the street, j ^ wlVlniMrigalor The Board of Directors 1 s 6 t a.m. The Rev. C. G. Whltsltt will "Twenty minutes after the ac­ program. ■■ Friends may call at the funjbral try to Rockville, and Nat Schwedel. sional consideration of a govern­ Committee that basic needs in ad­ addition to the EUementary School. None were injured. Ferguson reported Carrara washeaded west on Hartford Rd. following a truck Ginnis who live off Kelly Rd. in INTERSTATE M instrument filed In the office of In a dispatch frorp Washington. home tonight from 7 to 9:30^ and night refused to appropriate the b« the preacher. when he made a left turn to go into Proapect St. Agnew, headed east, was unable to see him before TalcottvlIIe. cident, cars were seen .moving the town clerk today indicates. Meet with Directors vice president, the compan.V ex­ ment contract to grant exclusive dition to the six classropms were the Daily .News sslid today that tomorrow from 3 to 5:30 and from necessary additional money for Mas* Schedule the turn and could not avoid the Carrara vehicle, police said. Mrs. Carrara said today that the family A Q U A SHADE towkrd the place of the^ crash In The AAP has leased the land Both the union and-the other pects to expand its activities in the drilling rights over extensive areas additional storage apace and an ManchMter Evening Herald Bulgarian territory, ^ e Bulgar* Congressional Investigator* con 7 10^30 p m. the operation of the new. street larger' location. However, they Sunday Masses in St. Mary’s had planned to leave on a vacation as soon as the youth returned home, but vacation plans were ind and a building to be constructed ferred yesterday with William D. employe* have been invited to ap­ lights on Center and Park Sts., an of southern Argentina to tha Sand- incinerator. These are included in Bolton eorraapondent. Mrs. Joseph M 7 C MadetoOrder lab Foreign Ministra4nformed the pear before the Board Monday at said Tober would keep man.v of ard Oil Co. of California; SchemcaB along with a teacheia' Details, tfdephone Mitchell 8-5645. Church will be at 7:30 a.m.. 9:30 sflnite because the car was damaged so badly. However, a friend offered the loan of a car, so they will # K s f 3 With Your Rollera there from Ijeon Podrove, lixal CanBeld, who probed the case estimated increase of 32.019.84 a.m., and 10:30 a.m.; at St. Jo' Israeli mission in Sofia fhat they attorney. Podrove recently suc­ 7:30 p.ra. to give tlieir views on Craig L, .Andersdn his present employra rather than 9. Land.reform; conference room. Other alterna­ still go grateifully on their trip. , had sent medipal teanui. to the when he was a trial atlom'ey with Funeral services for Otaig Loren over the present annual rata for seph’s Church In Elagleville at SEE cessfully aought to have the- parcel the U.S. high commission In Ger­ the salary hikes. "fixture” costa there. train new ones. 10. An end to Argentlna’a ”ilg- tives in the plan would be lnstalle<|. place of accident.'’ Anderson, 6-day-old son of Carl Expansion Planned 8:30 a.m. ClaraMe H. AndenoB for E. A. JOHNSON zoned for industry. many. Martin »uggested to the muni­ The former annual "fixture” ••Rglng ” foreign policy. on a matching fund basis under the necticut. He 'graduated In 1953 were passengers tn the Loomis A telephone call to Athens today and Virginia Schaub Anderson, Lewis and Schwtdel were unable Riot Act (Actual) Snmniier Seasiohs End The store building, designed by The New* quoted committee cipal building workers, to the cost was 3242.16. according to fig' The Chamber of Deputiea debate Civil Defense Administration and with honors from Manchester Three Awanlecl vehicle. from an obaerver on the frontier police representatives and to de­ werq held today In the chapCl of to tell exactly how many persons Coventry Day School aum- LOANS PAINT CO. Arnold Law rnce loosl architect, ■oiirce* a* saying the meeting ures released by the Connecticut on the Radical chargea against the consist of a large basement room High School. Investigating Patrolman Don OB aeooad mortgBgea mad anto- said b s ,^ le a iiy saw through bi partment heeds as well that they the Emanuel laitheran Church, the new Industry would employ. mer sessions will close tomor­ will be 92 feet by 131 feel for the with CanBeld was a "preliminary Power Co. at the time the' new police was ordered by the House's and a^roont housing a generator. Calms ('^hailiaiis VtslUng California Daley reported at the time that mobiloo-^ Also laaaraace. 099 Main St., TeL MI-9-4501 n o ^ a fs white ambulances mov­ main portion and a utility room of might preipare a written statement with the Rev. Kenneth Granquist However, under the expansion row. There will be a pcblic exhibit $18,000 Damages inquiry" ajid “ after other inquiries lights were installed early in June. new president, Alberto Lula Roca- Tile addition, planned for the fi ------Miss Irene Mayer and Mias McCurry stated he had fallen ing, toward the charred rcmaliis 11 feet by 62 feet. The total Aoor of any argument they might have of East Hartford officiating. Burial .program they estimated many north Of the school, would provide of arts and crafts at the school on CONNECTICUT VALLEY e>r paaaengere from the plane are made'the Senators will decide The new lights would cost s total mors. In the past Peronlata con­ ’Wbury, Ont., July 28 (4h— Pauline White, dangkters of Mr. asleep. space for the atructure will be 12,- for the Directors, was in East Oejtietery. jobs would be made available for gressmen. who hold 149 of the 166 a short corridor o ff' of which South St. from 2 to 3 p.m. Over In Crash Suit Realty and InYcstment Co. wreckage this morning.” vvhethei- to »ir the case in public of 32,262 annually, according to Mayor William Oowle.v read the and Mrs. Guilford Wlilte are In Town Court on Feb. 15, 1954 73* square feet, according to the hearings." Martin's program, -which ap­ The infant / died yesterday at Rockville residents. seats, have refused to allow debate would open two 28 oy 30 feet class­ 500 pieces of workmanship will be 74 East Ceater Htreet Thia wak the text of t^e Sofia the electric company. riot act last night to 200 persona spending three weeks in San MeCuri-y was fined 321 on a! .notice of lease filed today. Leech lived In a house adjoining pears to have met with general Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Tober firm manufactures on any such pppoeition moves. rooms with exterior„walls on the on exhibit. About 90 children have Tel. Ba-t-4588 radio broadcast, as hearJJ m Lon­ Chief Herman 0. Schendel, traf­ who police said were trring to free Francisqo, Calif., with their broth­ Two Manchester 'men and a charge of reckless driving. '' The notice also Indicates there a villa occupied by Cofran, who approval from the Board of Di­ Besides his parents, he leaves fic authority for the town, and baseballs, softballs and playgroiuid cast and west respectively. The been attending the session dur­ don: The Radicals charged ,the police a man from the towm jail. And the ing this month. er, Armande Mayer. Hartford woman were awarded a will be 88,066 square feet of park­ had Wessler and Rosewater, as his rectors. calls for a 3-cent-an-hour his maternal grandparents. Mr. James Sheekey, town engineer In balls under the Eagle brand. They corridor would end at the entrancti ••The Bulgarian Tele graph have tales offices in New York, with responsibility for the burning mayor really dit. get up in front The day’s program for the chil­ total of 318.000 in Hartford Coun­ ing space which is. approximately guests when the slayings occurred. increase for the unionized work­ and .Mrs. James Schaub of! this charge of highways, were among of an Argentine flag ^iine ll to two classrooms measuring 24 by Mancheater Evening Herald Agency announces it is learned space for 200 automobiles. Cleveland. Chicago and San Fran­ of the crowd and read, an old dren will be planned to include ty Superior Court yesterday a.* I^eech oni e was held for four ers. inrrea.ses from 2 cents to 4 town, add his paternal grand­ the prime movers in having the which touched off widespread anti- 36 feet, with the north wall limed Coventry correspondent, Mra. C. L. that yeaterday, 37 July at 7:36 Cimatruction of the store, ac­ rents for patrolmen, and police cisco. selling their products all Canadian custom. field events at the school and the result of injuries suffered in months in Germany for question parents. -Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. An­ new experimental lights put up. church rioting, for the death after with windows. Ekut and west Little, telephone Pilgrim 3-6331. a.m. Bulgarian time an la 1 ael pat- cording to Atty. Podrove, will get sergeants, and acceleration of the over the United States and in H ie Riot Acta commands citi­ swimming races and exhibitions an auto accident in Manchester ing in the case.- derson, siso of this town. They accompanied engineers arrest of a Communist party lead­ walla in the end! rooms would be senger plane diverted 1 rom ita underway by Aug. 18, probably. sulo-matic increase program for many foreign countries. solid. The two lend rooms would zens to reftifn to their hones un­ at the lake, prior to'the opeii pro­ Feb. 14, 1954. cdurae and entered Bulgarian air from the General Electric Co. on er in Sants Fe Province. ,for s TTie lease runa for seven years ralaried workers, which ii roughly .Mr*. C n r ^ B. Remlow They have been making balls in be repealed in the ba.sement which der penalty of Imprisonment. If gram in-the afternooli;' Judge Raymond ~ J. Devlin space in U^a...nrea o f the town of a . tour o f the toiVn and adopted killing during a hiob attack! on a from Dec. 1. 1965. with four the equivalent of the 3-cent-an- Mrs Carrie B, Samlow of the the Manchester and Hartford area ia shown at groijnd level in the they refuse, the authorities can use Lake level Shidl>4 Strong Stricken awarded 313.000 to 'Burton W. Tam without warning, It flew Driver Uninjured .some of their recommendations Radical party demonstration here force. 5-year options for' renewal. hour hike. Green Lodge Rest Home died at when the lights were installed. since 1912. f- sketches. Hank Keene, chairman of the Loomis, 32. of 842 Center St.; and NORMAN’S over the town of Stank* Dimitrov, July 22. and for the sacking of W 443 HARTFORD ROAD A P sm[s The total land area is 100,794 The union ha,* pressed for a 10- Manchester Memorial Ho.*pital The Connecticut Power Co. "The. conl^munlty should welcome To CuNt 3146.000 Nio one waa injured. Three men program Investigating the nikstu- 33,-500 to Miss Juanita Arnold of 443 HARTFORD ROAD the town of B lsgoevgiid and several Buenos Aires churches ating level of the lake, said to­ On Lamp Field square feet. As (lar Hils 1’ree cent hike and other workers have .yesterday after a long illness spent about 35.000 on putting in ne'W industry.” said Schwedel. "and Estimated cost of the six rla.*s- weric arrested after the mayor ar Hartford. ' Russell MaePherson OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 southwards to th« town of Petrlch, during the June 16 revolt. day that definite progress is be­ made It clear tl.st if the union're­ Born in Hartford, she had been the new lights, and said they would the Rockville Industrial Founda­ rfxims alone is reported lo be 3115.- rived in response to an alarm on of this town was awarded 31.500. ■'Tha antialrcmft, d*fe;uie was The new Peronista party head ing made on the project, although ceives the hike it wants, they will a resident of Manchester for the be removed; all without cost to the tion is doing all It can to bring 000. Additional facilities, includ­ the town fire ivhistlc, A station Further Information from Camp According to police records; unable to idantlfy the plane and, Police said Edward Gorman, 25, Is Alejandro Leloir, 49-year-old many unexpected problems have also request an equivalent in­ past 60 years. She vi-as a member town, if they were not approved by new Industry to the city." ing those proposed in conjunction windoiv was rmanhed by the crowd, I..ejeitnf, N. C . indicates that Pfc. Loorhl.*' car was parked on the after a few warnings, fired, as a crease. congressman, lawyer and wealthy and air was let out of tires on two developed in the survey. W IN ES A N D of 42 Brookfield St., skidded' off of the Tnights of the Maccabee.* the town government. He said flrsl. they were seeking with CD headquarters bring the south side of Center St. at 3 S.m. result of Which the plane crashed Union negotiators 9av< been- un- industry to use space already in ranch owner. He succeeds Resr total estimated cost to 3146,000. police cars. The crowd finally dis The committee headed by Keene Donald 'Dean Strong of 76 Alex­ Pkrker St, sometime before 5:30 WBA. Memorial Temple. jS’thlan Last night's action by the Board ander Dr., East Hartford, formerly Feb. 14 with it* lights on when it in the area north of the town of succesaful i(n their attempt tq con­ existence. The group would-.also do Adm. Alberto Telssaire, ice presi­ In other business lost night, the parsed. was recently appointed by John LIQUOR VALUES this morning and hit an apple Sister.*, and Msrv Bushnell Cheney of Directors was taken because of Manchester, whose death wa* wa* stnick by " driven by Petrich. vince Marlin he should iiiCrease Auxiliary. United Spanish War all it could to construct new build­ dent of the Republic, who resigned Board heard a report by Clifford F. Chappclle. Republican Town Samuel P. McCurry. 23. of 87 •'All passengers and crew have they feel cost of operation of the The trouble started after the ar­ reported In last night’s issue of tree, turning the car over on its his recommended hikes. Veteran*. ings of modern design if necessary Monday after Peron demanded Massey of the Transportation Com­ rest earlier last night o f ' Harry Committee chairman. Chrppelle Cedar St. perlahed. side. He was uninjured, according new lighU would be too high. Di­ that government officials abandon said the committee hope* to have Tlie Herald!' was stricken while I ’ nion members decided last She leave* two eons, Clarence to bring further Industry to the mittee that current population sur­ Penfold, 32, on a charge of ob­ engagiiw in after-duty athletics Miss Arnold and MaePherson "On thia occasion the Bulgarian Q,— Under which Pharaoh did to his father. night they should hold A iipecial rector Phillip Harrison likes a new political activity. Leloir It a close a definite report lo make soon. F. Wtlson snd Ernest R. Wilson, kind of fiuoreacent light tn use in city." he added. vey.* indicate a short additional structing. A bvstaMer said a con­ and w .^ dead on arit\;al at the Telegraph Agency has been au­ the exodua of the laraelltes from Patrolman Clarence Heritage ia meeting sometime after Monday’s friend of Army officers now hold­ bus njn will be needed in the north Assisting Keene are Robert Gau- Gins both of this town, one grand­ 'We are anxious to maintain a stable had qraered Penfold to Naval tfospital on the ba.*e> thorised to express the deep re­ Egypt take place 7 still investigating the accident, but appearance before the Board "for Bristol, which he says is cheaper. ing the highest military and gov­ section of town in September det, Arnold prison. Albert J. daughter and two grandsons. Other types of lighting will prob­ balance between income to the mqve on had urad a billy o i him. Strong was a member of the 8th gret of the:Bulgarian government L A*—If la atlll a disputed ques- laid it happened before police further action if necessary.” ac­ ernment posts. ■» In executive session, the Board Booth and TheWlore Toedt. 'I Stopped Smoiifiig I The funeral will be held tomor- ably be experimented w;ith in the community among industry, mer­ That got the l^ a l dander up and Marine Regiment and had heen and of the entire Bulgarian public tlonj. The most general view Is that wer# informed at 5:25 a m, by cording to Hippie and Dubi'n. rbw afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Voted to hire a school nurse and a the crowd ai^embled GOP rSpd Sale POLO CLUB Walter Gorman, the - driver’s future, as the Board wishes to cantile eilabllihments, farms and in the service for about a year. for this disaster, Rameaea D was the Pharaoh of the Union Rates Obtained John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 secretary. Announcement of their PenfoW a ^ fhe three arrested T h e, Refuibliten I'ow n Commit­ — You C iR , toor father, that his son had had an compare coats. residencas.’’ Schwedel said. Funeral arrangement*. In'" "T7t* council of miniiters of the Exodus. Meanwhile at the'request 'o f Du- E. Center St., with the Rev. Dr. Bringing Tober to Rockville wa* Identity Was withheld untH the were move/ to Kent County Jail tee sponsored food sale Saturday 2.85 People's Republic of Bulgaria has accident. Job ill (Congress will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in charge of the Holmes FHlneral bin, David Plnsky. State Director Fred R. Edgar, minister ot South the 6rst in a group of project* the persons involved ran be contacted. today. Home, are still incomplete, pend­ appointed - a government commia- Q. -<’Wtio was the founder of the Heritage, aaid the car skidded of Labor Slaliiticb, has sent Dubln .The Board also requested that Sub front of Capt. W. S. Keller’s home So)f3 off the road about 100 feet, and Methodist Church. officiating. R IF hope* to bring to completion. ing receipt of further word from A Blon consisting of the WInister of kindergarten system? a letter with a copy to Martin con- Burial will be in East Cemetery. Several other# are m the work* at Tough on Health I'ommltlee reports on the duties of and at .HUI's Pharmacy Mrs. E. O. the eldfcr Gorman, owner of the Kiw^iiians Hear Davis is general chairman". CampLejeune. JOO \ -Foreign Affairs Dr. Mincjio Nel- A '—Frederick Kroebel, a Ger­ taining a 'Statement of union rates Friends may call> at the funeral present, according to Lewis. the offices and salary arrange chev, the Minister of the Interior man ■ educator.^ Earlier schools for car, said it was severely dam- for rerlaln .Occupations in the ments not be publicized until the Jan^ii Coiiimunists Flramen Answer 10 Call* Vinson RiD CROWN aged. TTie officer said he wa* told home from 4 o'clock this afternoon • In noting that over half of the Oohimbus. Ohio, (A^-Our ns- I.E.WEK FOB NEW POST Georgi Taankov, the Minister of very young dilldren had been es- Manchester Area. That area In­ until the hour of the funeral. Talk by Herclic working population of the city ii names are released. The South Coventry Fire Assn, Bridgeport. July 28 Miss the accident occurred during one cludes BoltQn and some other sur­ tion't lawmakers are so busy tak­ has answered 10 call* during the National Health Dr. Patar Kolarov tabltriied, but Froebel was the first employed out of town, with the Several recommendations were TdJcl lo Be Legal rot 2 J9 of the showers which took place rounding jfowna, but not Esst ing care of the country they past month. .Six were ambulance Helen S. Johnson, director of the and the Chief Public Prosecutor to nams euch a school a kindergar­ trend over the past five years to­ reported by another subcommittee Wonder Workshop Junior Museum Yorean Stoyanov. to Inquire into ten. early this moniing. Hartford. / Recreation in Manchester was often fall to take care of them- ' calls and four were fire calls. the topic of 'lie. reation Superin­ ward an increase. Lewis said. "We on operation of the hot lunch pro­ here since 1651, has resigned to be­ "o*aT 6 . 8 5 the circumstances of the disaster.*’ Dubiiv Aaid he requested the in- selves, says Dr. R. W. Gifford, s.*- / Tokyo, July 28 uP) — Japan’* Friday night social programs Amazing Sew Formula JMps Break tendent James Herdlc at the week­ would like to reverse this trend. gram -next term. Suggestions come aasUtant director of the \ An Israeli Air Force Dakota Q.—When was the fli»t war formatloh because he fell figui '* Funerals sistant attending physician to Communist party has been in­ have netted the Fire Co., about Smoking Habit in 5 Dayjt, ly dinner meeting of the Kiwanli We don’t want Rockville to be­ made are’ lo be studied by thq Washington County. Museum of took oft early today for Sofia via frigate built? given Martin last week Were non­ Congress. structed to abandon all under­ 3200 of whicli 3100 has been Easily and Pleasantly. Club toda.v at the Manchester come a 'bedroom town.’ ” Board for action at the next meet^ ine Arts in Haegerlown. Md. She Ffohcliiwowii •"IJT I Greece, UkIng six officials of the A .- In England in 16*2. It w *» About Town union figure*. He term.* life in Congress * Ing. ground activities and become turned over to the Nathan Hale *”1 had Mnoked for y««r» UMially much Mra. Thnmaa Underwood Country ciub. - . Handle TranaacUons will begin her duties in October. R« two packi A day/’ m v i Joe Vinaon' idriine to investigate the crash. the Constant Warwick, a vessel ■H----- According to the letter, union­ "process of natural selection" totally legal under Japanese law. Community Center. REFRIOERATORS t. John A.' Christensen, son The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ford Merdic lold the Kiwanis of the Th* other ‘dlractora of the Tober Brils totaling approximi^ely A graduate of the Carnegie Tech­ o f Kewanee. HHnok. ’’Then one day a The airline's agent in Athens also about 90. feet long and carrying ized highway construction labor­ with voters retiring lawmakers 3180 were paid. Principal Mother Kyodo New* Service said today. Harold J. Cran^ha* been named Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rowe, Underwood, wife of Thomas Un­ organizational atructure and then Arm are Mrs. Rose Tober„ and nological Institute College of Fine friend told me about Bantron. After |95 wSs reported to have gone to the 43 guns. ers receive 31 90 an hour. Th* fig­ who become senile or lose their reported he had made arrange­ The Japanese new* agency said chairman of s special table at the tryinir Bantron flve dayi I wAt amazed WASHERS Whiskias '98 Hartford Rd., has been as­ derwood of 150 Birch St., was- reviewed the winter and ;-ummcr Richard Tober, another son who border to visit the crash scene. ure of non-union laborers not in agility and drive. He says con­ ments to have seven doors tpthg on the orders were given to the Firemen’s Women's Auxiliary Arts. Miss Johnson has bcefi as­ to 6nd that I didn't even want to smoke signed to MPnXj School at Camp held' yesterday afternoon at 2 programs his department has car- will take an active part in the sociated with the Newark.' N. J. A Creek goernment statement Q.r- On whicb day of the weW factories but pot necessarily In gressmen have hard, tough jobs, booths in the girls’ lavatt^y for party’s national council, meeting bazaar Oct. 15. ^ again. It ^ l l y yrorked for me and I Gordon. Qa. He took his basic o’clock al the South Methodist -ried out under hi* supervision. concern upon bis graduation from think it will probably work for you '* RANOES yesterday, baaed on rcborls from do the Moslsma obeerve their construction, is 31.25 to 31.40. The physically anj mentally. total of 3275. Including/installa­ here, by Sholchi Kasuga, chaii-man Harold E. Smith and Chief museum: the Children’s Museum, LYNNBROOK Sabbath ? training at Fort DIx, N.J . after town pay* fropi 31 50 to 31.55 a* Church. The Rev. Dr. Fred R. Manohestsr has eight athletic the Unrverilly-»f Indiana. "Our biggest problem Is to get in Boston, and a museum in Sche­ Bantron. developed by a leading Amer* soldiers of the 10th Greek A m iy tion cost. The firm swarded the of the party’s central directorate. Delmar W. Potter have been ap­ ■•UNPtB WHMnV joining the Army In'-May. He for^ it* standard rate for laborcra Edgar, minister of the church, fields, three txilldings, 10 play­ Edward Moriar.ty of the Harry them to take care of themseh’cs. ’ pointed to -rebuild the Fire Co., nectady, N. Y. ican university, is guaranteed to help Division In Macedonia, said flatly A.—.-oking in ^dsyt that Bulgarian gunners shot down the ereatron o f Adam or a Friday. will be done before, tlyt end of Au­ lowed Japanese or foreign news­ or monev back ^ PtOOP >07 Cheney Technical School. ' Unionized light truck drivers in sided at the .organ. Burial, waa pools, Herdic said. real eatate transactions. He is also sions of Congress as conducive to gust. men into the (convention, attended Storkel and A. Samuel LeDpyt HOT ICE CREAM the plane. But later the Greek "Recreation is what people do HALF y rara G-—When did George Pullnv'.n the area receive 31.70, non-unlon- In East Cemetery. a director of the RIF. hesir aliments. Overweight’ Is s by some l(l0 top party fune-. will build six tables for use at San Diego, Calif. (A5— Police on to take, clini* 3rd Army Corps headquarters rp*' It was also vote^to Instairnfew Bantron gal build his first sleeping car? ! A son, William Matthew, was l^ d workers receive 11,40 to 31.50 Bearers were Samuel .Strain, with their leisure time.” Herdlc Michael Schatz of the law Arm P'.ajor problem; there are ton tionaries in Japan. future Fire Co.; function.*. The the trail Of hot ice cream, stolen callv proved* ••III leased an eyewitness account )>f a born to Lt. and 'Mr*. William R. and the town pays 11.60. said. He told of the many j’ear hangers on the lighting fixtures WHISKIES IttfH li HtOOUCT-^ A.—"nie first car built from top Frank Mullen. Robert W. Pearson Schatz and Schatz represented miny banquet*—they eat on the in the last additmn to the school Kyodo said Kasuga's statement WoThen’a Auxiliary recently' voted from' a dairy truck, found a 12- Box'. $1 00 soldier who said he could not be Forte on July 24 at the Langley • Bulldozer operators receive 32.40 round programs for both young­ 5, 6 AND 7 YEARS OLD ""V to bottom by Mr Pullman was and Thomsa Humphrey. Tober and George Hymsui repre­ nih. and their habits are irrigu- in view of electrical industry advfci to the convention had been ob­ to furnish the 'materials and pay year-old boy tryiiig to sell some of sure whether an explosion he Air Force Bate Hospital, Hamp­ in the Manchester arSa under sters and adults, from 6 to 86 it. Hia chance customer was an heard berofe the plane went down the Pioneer. It was completed in- sented the Multicraft Corp. in lar.'". that iriatallatl0 ing of the cla.ssroom immediately One owner C A A C Sacks, Mrs A. Sacks, Mrs. D. GardWer St reaches lii* fifth ami maximum Police Arrests the swarm get* darker— and and newspapers. Auxiliary to complete the final By TOWIE,^ GORHAM tone paint, acks, Mra. M. Katz and her Q. Is the wood of the sequoia tried .unsuccesafully for the past bond after attorneys filed a mo- over the boiler room. I' Foot Ro m s " «4 .6 3 J tree valuable in commerce? Andrew Ansaldi to Walter J. step there is no provision for fur­ meaner. Also, the older the bees Chairman McDermott reported payment on the 31.400 ambulance car. whitewall tires. $1845 mall daughter and Mrs. Zahawa SurOwlbc arid Frances R. Sprowiec. ther Increase. the more likely they are to sting: two and a half months to find more tien for a new trial. Sheinbaum. •- A.— Ye*, the'wi od ia very dur-’ the carpentry work on the qddt- », SKUNKS AWAV purchased by the women's group. able, la easy to work with and property on Wetherell St. She said that under the 2-slep Wilbur G. Fellows. 30, of ^biith ; lional ba.sement „ room being pro­ Leave# For Service '53RUICK No addreaaes wege given fpr the' Cheney Bros, to Eighth School system for wages of outside work­ Ukea a Mtinjr finish. It Is widely Coventry, Was arrested last night vided this .sumfner i.* completed. St. Petersburg, Fla. — As­ Dwight F. Gordon. Jr., son of REED & BARTON! '54 BUICK Super 4-door, 3-tone Seaieh paaaengera but checks in the Unit­ and Utilities District, property at ers there is no maximum because, signed to a "skunks under the ed States eatabMahed that both used tori woodwork, and for the by Patrolman Newton Taggart pn The only remaining work to be Mr. and Mrs.i D. F. Gordon of Special. Dynaflow, radio, pain.t, radio and heater, Stock PI. and N. Main Sl. she asserted, the union keeps re- house” compaint. Patrolman John Mra. Hahn dnd Mrs.* Sheinbaum aiding off.houaes. . ' a warrant isaued by Prosecutor : done is painting. Trowbridge Rd.. left this week for heater, two-tone paint. dvnallow. Gated ~ glaso, Robert J. Smith,.to Joaeph Roa- questlpft, and getting. Increases. Salk' Shots Scheduled ShefBeld returned with this re­ ■Ft. Dix, N. J. Before joining ttle g l e i c r in a n Were residents of New York. aetto, property on Tanner St, -Martin acknowledged the vsli- Phlllp'Bayer and charged with ob­ ^ ml... T Mrsr- Sheinbaijm. 37 was se'ere- Q.— Why le Sapter-ber 17 ob- Second polio shots will be given port : "Skunks gone, odor re­ Army, Gordon completed two SJT”" $1795 -MPOSTED FtOM.SCOTLAND aerved in many American schools 7 nitikiing Permlla Marliii ‘acknowledged the vshd,- taining money under false pre­ locally on Aiig. 4 at 1 p.m'. at the mains." years at^ the University of Con- I and KIRK tai-y general of ri‘»tad'rut Ivrlt, an • To Alexander Jarvis for dwell­ ily of the ob.4ervation and said DON'T MISS THE BOAT! “ .TH 3 _ 9 9 A. This is the day on which organization for the preservation ings on Elsie Dr. and Hilltop Dr. step in the program if the wages tenses. He was released under '44 CADILLAC ^tMIOOF •OT ' of the Hebrew language. the Conatltullonal CWventlon 3500 bond for court appearance ’44 PACKARD 4-doqr, .hydramattc. spar­ completed Ita wenrk rvf drafting al 314,200, am) on Agnea Dr. and of outside workers. W-hioh he now AdYcrtiring copy must be in our hands at the RIGHT Also aboard the plane • were Hilltop Dr. at 112.800. feels are comparable to those of here Aug. 3. 4-door, tan. In cx-"#4 A E kling new paint $395 three Canadians on a holiday tour the ConstltUtloii of the United Herbert R. Donnail.v. 57. of 4 time to make the RIGHT iaaue for you. celieat shape. O I PENROSE States in 1787. To Edward W.' Kraienics ■ to salaried employes, are increa.*ed. and Aye Jewish immigrants from erect a dwelling on Garth Rd.. Mrs. McCarthy suggested blan­ Pearl St., was also'arrested yes­ •4 Buasta. The latter, after waiting 321.000. ket raise* for all worker* was an terday by Patrolman Alfred Rlt- Rising costs have caused fhase famous old '53 MERCURY reooF aoT”"3.99 many years, had finally won per­ Q. From what l» m ite or To Ernest A. Ritchie for Rieij- easier, and more equitable solu­ (er and charged witK non-support '53 DoSpTO Convertible, onyx' and IMPOIrtEO FROat SCOTIANO mission from the. Soviets to jo^ ‘ Paragfiay tei made ? urd Hurd, to erect a dwelling on tion. Martin disagreed. ’ on a warrant issued by Bayer. He silversmiths to announce price increases Ftredome V-8, tadlo and rream, whitewall tirea, relatives in Israel The Canadians A.-- From the dried leaves and Vi being fleld pending posting of a heater, automatic trans­ •hoot* of a holly tiee. It has a Vernon St . .318,300: Reau-h Maximum Sooner radio and heater, power were Mrs. Sarah Maydeck, wife of Most of the other matters dis­ 3300 bond. DEADUNE mission. whitewall tire*. Block a Moptreal travel agenev director, large amount of ca(feine and pro* T o Walden E. St. John for ai- effective Aug. Before that date you may -seats and win- AIAAE teratioiTB4.o a dwelling at 46 Green cussed yesterday at the meeting Patrolmsm iWilliam Pearson ar­ . two-tone M X A C dowa. Very sharp o l O v w and their daughters, Ann l i and diiijca a stimulating effect. rested Aubin' Raymond, 17. of 55 FOR DISPLAY AOVERTISINO WWtoHorro'* «>«**'"*5.93 Yaffa, 10. ' ( Manor Rd.,'>8Q0. concern^ Individual problems. 'paint. o l U U * To Robert StaHoyeather to erect One of the arguments waa that Clinton St., yeaterdiiy and he was 1 P. M. day BEFORE the ad is tp appear. take advantage of current low prices io fill Q. -0 < w:hlif animals t.o we eat when ap employe reaches his changed witn. failure to carrj* hia '50 FORD only the muscle? i-car gsirage at 215 Woodland St.. Custom 4-door. R 4 A C maximurn he has ncr raise to which driver's licei^ . in your service or start ihat loveiy sterling '53 CADILLAC A. The scallop.z'' 31.000. EXCEPTION: Ada for Monday moat be in at Radio, heater. w 9 9 9 TUDOR Marriage Licenses to look \fonvard. Martin argued State Patrolman Elmer Neal re­ , 1 P. M. Friday. fliodel 43, beautiful gun PMMRIM OUAUTY Personal Nojtice* Earl Henry Blsaell, 304 School that it lb a question of whether ported that Harold MIndelL_39. pattern you've always wanted. metal grey and beige, '51 FORD Q How did Mary Ltnlwig, Hartford, was arrested Monday on DEER-ALE heroine of the Battle of Mon­ St., and Esther Elizabeth Knight. an employe wants to reach his ' power equipped. Show­ Fordomatlr, radio and Aug. 6, Centirr Congregational maximum pay sooner and stay at Rt. 15 and charged with speeding. room condition healer. ExceUent O T A C mouth. earn the nickname of 6 C A N S i r Card of Thanks Molly Pitcher' ^ Church. . it longer or not reach It so soon Patrolman Walter Gutzmef, Special price $2995 condition. w l9 9 - and stay at bf for a shorter period. T «l»h U> . thank my Irirnk* and A She followed' her husband Thomas Joaeph Raimsndn. 143 driving on W. Middle Tpke-., about ••St of oil. you can toko odvontogo of our Belahbom 7or th*ir ezpresilona-of ayni- Under the present system an Attj- CASE O F 2 4 3.16 and the troops to battle and car­ Highland Sl., and Joyce- Edwards, 11 a m. today, heard the sound Many Others to Choose From. Out TMey'Go! patliy (tarlne - Iho llineaa and at the ployc reaches the maximum pay lime of the death of my huabamJ. Mil- ried water In a pitcher to the aol- 65 Norman iSt., Aug.' 13, • St. of line fir* in nearby woods and club pkm, $2.00 por month por ploco rotting Idwk, Today . . . Buy Today! ' ton Haling. - Also Ihoae who lent the for his j classification after . 15 dleri from a.near-by spring. James’ Church. investigated. MAW lUTIONAUV KNOWN M A M beautiful floral Irllnura. . years. Urider Martin's proposal he Three youtha were arrested and . ■ ______Mra. M a r y ret Haling would reach it after seven year*. and hovt immodioto dolhrory. AVAHA8U AT A8P USjMa dTOWi Q- What .ia the world’s moat 8EN.4TOR BLASTS OO-NTRAUT ch'argcd with discharging fire­ I I II I ^ II I Miliro In Mcffioriain popular vegalable? Waablngion, Jul.v 38 UP) — arms'within the city limits. They DEADUNE • In tonne memory of 'John (jlode. Sen. Olln D. Johnston (D-.SC) GAR PRODUCXR8 G AIN were oarry McKelVey, 16, Left- A —Generally speaking ■, the %%’aahiagt4Mi, July SB (Ah — . W a t * N B I AMR M l fathtr, who paaaed away July 31. 1924. potatq. In every civilised country said today that admialatratton dall Cleveland, 20, both of Bast FOR OUSSIHHI ADVER'HSINR agaarJea awarded ‘‘a multl-mll* — Backers of legislattiim be free MORIARTY We do not need a apectal day. of the Teihperata gones, the, po­ H a ^ o rd and Charles Kubik, 17, 10:30 A. M. SAME day ad ie to appear. To bring I you to our mlnflf. tato crop ranks naxt to the cereal Iloa dollar defease housing con­ natural gas -rprozItKieni from of Glastonbuiry. Tna day5 ae. do not think of you tract In, Puerto Rico to a aotect- federal 4M>atroiB woa an Initial Are very hard »p. find. crops in impbrtanca. Gudnner reported the ahota EXCEPTION: Saturday ads most be in by You luve left a beaulifal memory ed IndlvMudl. without eempett-- skirmisli in the House today, were from a .22 caliberl rifle. 118 And it arlU never fade away. Q -When the waatam counties tivo bids er publicity la com­ "thr HtwoS vot«d-.33S*l*S to take The youtha were releaasd under 9A. M.SatiMay Emma and Jaaet of Vlggtaie provided for the for­ plete vloldtlaa of - thei spirit of ,u|> the MU Rep. Harrie-4D- 350 bond Tor court ar|>earance Arfc). Opponenta df the meas­ BROTHERS mation of a new aUta,'~wlut' the law.” Jobnaea la • atate- here Aug. 3. •!»£ l^VKL AT CENTER and BROAO” EAST CENTER In Memortem ure had argued aghinat *Ve« ,ta imiag memoryiry of Margaret «> «"• propqeed? - naent onM be bn v o c R lSn o o l n -s ie r c u r y d e a l e r 8lBde._mawer, whopa----- mid•* -----away July ■ ■ A —Kanawha. However, when n j^ ln exiria* eenilderiag It. HE SHOULD KNOW •68 .m Ju .N ST., MANCHESTER 19«. Ustea U Btatloa WHAT every night 0:80-M for the the constitution was drawn up natten" frotn the Defew Defcnaa De- Watervllet. Mich. t»>— Dwright JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS Safa Bay Used Cor SpectoL • !• aa year fid la dial. STREET the nama waa changad •to Waet partMoat, tbe.AlY Ferae, Federal UTIXJC h o m e Bilak, 35, Mlchigaa'a Rural School Lonely ara we without you, ; 801-816 CENTER BTy—an 8-81U Jkiw wa mlaa you no aae knows. Virginia. ,i . lleiMing Autbority, A d ether Norfolk, Va-' (Ab—Elaah McCuI- Teacher, of the Tear; debunks th* Our Miangtfa ara always wMh you. goveraaaeat effielaU. lin, 6, waa griev'ad when hta pat Open E vw U g* CatU Mdio Frim Mrty jnony 'a sveatag glow.- Idea that aom* children don't Ilk* THE W N NAME. TH E KNO W N Q U A LIT Y SINCE 1»00 Q—la it lAegai' to trap eardi* horoa died. So hla mother hsid it achooL "Thar* la nochild who Eti^nUts IferaUr MANCHESTER adl than as ringing Hons prottuca loor* agga for laoa ambalmad and put on tha Uviiig dooon't want to attend achool," ha' \ ...'■a faad par dtiaaii whan Umpamturaa )oom aaaatalpiaca. oaya.' " if the aebool la nm with the ^ ABC CIRCULAHON OVBR .ll,M(i DAILT Tao. IiT aui i they aat ataayihN around M disri i a. aasrs tha H m pat waa a aaahonw—groan, child la mind." Brink taachaa all tnoacta. Vff. PaportmaiitS A«rl^ura. •d a b ^ ate Inehao UU. atght gcadoa ta lUs 3S-pupU achool. SBBBa *r ■ 'K \ • .I^‘, If' ' '-■y- '■ ■// ■■

fl? It/bzCHES i;^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTKt, O G ^w THURSDAY. JULY 28, 1988 { " ICANCHiSTER EVENING HERAI^D, CONN# THURSDiv, JULY 28, 1988

wood cMutmction and was rather Iowa the other day, and atlU. fense of his view, to the effect that Stanley P. fiakulakl la in charge military men ai^^neav beginiilBg of the committee who made .the old. to understandi—that, even though couldn't understand it. he never kn?w bid to come of "Rockville-Vernon Repaving Part' oj in St. 22^ Drdodles gambling in a church. More au- . I "J',...... arrangements for this year's Debts'tha tact the bqltdihg le wa keep on preparing it, war We suspect tha tropble was that Connecticut thoritattvsly, he haa-at least held AMESiTE DRIVEWAYS \ evci^' The trip is being made by equipped with firs aacapas and By ROOEB MUCB private cars. ■' ' ToUand County a aprlnUer syntom, Chattorton is no longer a practicalKinstru- they never expected to find such • -a» to his own view- that he does not gXKRTLY INSTAUip /t Recommended ■ by^ rtin -regard the kind of garnbling per­ Council Urges Party Ties Baroll 'F'oters said ha didn’t believe It would be ment of national or world policy. a complicated piece of state Yankee Base GradlBB — Machino Spread — Fomto Sat Pasrar ■'■Mas '•(/The regiatrara of the Toiyn. of coKeldered euttafile for educa­ w c. ■...... i ^ ______, V mitted tq be a Vice at alt. At the Also: Parkiag Lots — Taaals Coorta — Walka socialism in the land o f free cn- By A. H. O. same tin#, he has nledf;ed himself Vernon Charles H. Weber and Home, Contents tional purpoaea. Sfnaeleaa Bdr^rism Terma Arranged If Deal rad Francis B. Cratty will be in ees- The 8368,705 rocommendatlon forzH e pointed out that, apart'from Chattorton alao Mid that tho terpriso. against horie-raclng ih Connecti­ 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS For All Voters at Session appropriations In . the town's high­ the coat of building and dt>erating cut, which'seems to emiphasize the sion at the office of the Town school building at the former When 'the statesmen of the As one who campaigned for elec­ ALL INSTALLA'nONS SCPERVISBD BT Clerk tomorrow from noon until way budget came in for study by schools this yean the general fund Go on Market County Temporary Home .asould 1. u n idea« that it is a degree of vice world really , want to convince tion on > a. pjatform of "m.oraI Rockville,, July 38 (Special) A'^visiting relatives In this atatJ the g the Board of Directora last night, budget ia higher by only 833,0(10, likely interest tha Board if It wlilch la Involved, Just aa it is a resolution urging Rockville voters past month. -A picnic supper was but the Directora arrived at no If the Board were to work fPr a' *a k«Mla aro alao rseerred. apologizing afterwards, could be and Is quite respected in the neigh­ along with a prohibition of temp­ Pool will be held Aug. 13 atarting tp keep postponing maintenance County Jail, Prichard said. He grace. In hia decision In permit gam­ the Individual citizen who la en­ fort to have these eligible votera and two additional foremen. the former for an office and the also stated some of the contents borhood (for a change). He does tation. In the third, he has scoffed bling, the (tovernor reveraied a 9 9 1 at 2 p.m. This IF not to be con­ work untiL It acciunulates and I^^^Mrrlca cUoat of N. B. A. B u n - altered. Bulgaria could be mak­ And crown Him. crown Him, East Hartford 'Telephone BIT - SS rolled with a political party; Last night's working session on latter for school purposei*. used ill the smaller building, now 3.000 whirl cheek-upa, repainting at the temptation involved, as un­ therefore, fused with the carnival to be held reglater with eitljer one party or represents a major expense. ing protests, today, over the off- crown Him. crown Him. dedalnn which had supposedly the other, in order that they may the budget was the third the Board No definite plana have been an­ used as a' kindergorten by the nuSSaor. IkeprcMnuUvMi Tte and body work at reaonabla real and non-existent. ‘‘Rexolved, that this body urges later in Augiut, Director Jacob Miller said one Julius lUbcvs f ip t ^ Afency — Iftv And crown Him Lord of all. hurt John Lodge at the polls. In take part in the caucuses. ' has held. The next one Is scheduled nounced however as to the event­ town of 'Vernon, will not be of­ course flight of the pltne. and the prices. He also Zells Scotch Plaid He has gone along, automatical­ qis decision on Sunday sales, he all voters who have a preference The Aug. 13 m4et will consiat of of the effects of last year's drastic Sinners, whose love can ne'er Dinner Meeting for Monday at 7:30 p.m. when the ual use of the land and buildings. fered. 'iTiere will be several desk company operating the plane forget covers for both right and left Yo's, ly, With the action of the Legisla­ fnJIowed the Ixtdge precedent, .«■ for a political party to prepare to competition in such events ss the cut in the budget was putting off 8276,128 Police Department budget and every November he will win­ ture in banning the display and freestyle, . backstroke, breast­ Rockville Lodge of EUka will maintenance work and allowing it It is expected. 1 richard said, that sets and many folding chairs and could be making the apologies, I 'The worm-wood and the gall, although that also was supposed exercise their duty and privilege will come up for consideration. this matter would be taken up at other incidental Item? offered terize your Yo Yo by dipping tha sale to minors of certain standards by enrolling in the party of their stroke, diving, freestyle relays, hold ita Auguat meeting tonight at to accumulate. . ■ and 58- human beings could be 1 'Hie worm-wood and the gall. to have hurt IsMige, and although a regular* county meeting of legis-' from the school, however. string in anti-freeze. He also sells of comic books' in Connecticut. choice." and medley relays. There will be the Elka Home, preceded by a din­ The Board withheld Ita decision. Go. spread your trophies at His the liquor Interests had enlisted ner at 6:30. A t the business sea- latora in August, when the opinion . All the contents of thej Home •rrora appoarina la silver custom made Yo Yo's, with whits Here, he has Joined the legislature as lobbyist a member of the firm Alderman Stiles said he felt the three age classificatlone, the Meanwhile, Martin will attempt to ' " ~'h«r rtadlni inaUor feet. slon« 30 year pins and lif? mem­ of the# peopi? will be sought not transferred to the^Jail fwlll be Evoaiag Herald. Yet the circumstances which .And crown Him. crown Him, sidewalls for rich kids and lo w in judging that incitations to the of Ills good friend and political resolution would call atteritlon of midgets, age nine and under; the gather information on whether It Socking Scotsman Juniors, ages 10 through 12; and berships will be awarded. Superintendent of Schools-Ar- offered. ., * make various nations trigger- crown Him, crown Him, slung Italian Yo Yo's for sports. development of two human frnil- partner. Democratic Slate voters to the new state law would be better to leave Main St. adtattUtaF cloalBC hewn All In all It's a very good busine.ss tie.s. lust and sadism, should be the intermediates, ages 13 through Funeral Friday as it is for the present and then .^ur E. Chatterton said he didn't •1 p. BL >War. And crown Him Lord of all. tliairnuui John Bailey, It does governing primaries, which states (ids Naval Boot believe th? Board o f' Education happy are well known. The world in apite of the fact that there are prohibited by law. He has Joined 15. If there is enough ' interest, The funeral of Miss Laura Albee make some major repair—a con­ There are about 74 million ______-1 p. la. Hon^day. I>€t every kindred, every tribe, not seem to have occurred to party afBliation as a prerequisite would be interested in the main ia like an armed camp, still not strings attached to it. the Judgment of the l-egislature to participation in primary elec­ these events will be held for girls pf 36 W. 14th St., New York a t y . crete surfsice, for Instance—when horses in the world, a declina of On this terrestrial ball. him, or the Legislature, that who died on Monday, will be held building for school' purposes. He 22 per cent since the start Pf »y -i a » . out. from under the threat that that it is right for the government tions. as well as boys, necessary. Such a major project Devonporf. England. July 28 l/Pi On this terrestrial ball. there was any conflict, of basic Friday at 8:30 a.m. at'the Burke pointed out the building warn of World War H. to control what aome of Its citizens principle posesi b.v the romlr Receives Parking Assn. Letter Points will bp awarded on a five would probably be financed by a The young Scot who socked his somebody will launch a surprise To Him all majesty ascribe. Funeral Home, 39 Park "St,. this doadfiaa: 10:10 a m. oaefe And crown Him, crown Him. shall read. iHiok bill, w hich whoops It up for Mayor Frederick S. Berger an­ for first, three for second, and ope bond issue if it is undertaken. admiral was thrown out of- the ‘ “ 4Kcapt Saturday — air attack on’ somebody. We, in Nehru Attacker third, basis. Boys and girls may city, with a. solemn requiem 'Haas crown Him. crown Him, This pnnticiilar censorship, on tighter mis, and the gqm- nounced he had received the letter New Pavement Budget Royal Navy today and sentenced -this country, thousands of miles the port of the state. Is a care­ from the Parking Improvement enter only three events, including at 9 a.m. In St. Bernard's Church. to two years In prison. And crown Him Lord of- all. hllng hill, which loosens them. Burir.l will be in Oakrldge Ceme­ , T h e Board concentrated on the W e ’d gladlT^ Thursday, July 38 from any potential enemy, make Assn., inviting him to meet with the relays. Awards will be made O that with yonder sacred Tiveii Six Year§ fully limited and reatrirted Not quite 26-20. tery, Southbridge, Mias. Calling fiesy pavement budget after decid­ An officer friend told the court- I m i l l l IN eveky iox of tLUE DETEMINT thing. In other words, the Judg­ them to discuss the parking prob­ to the first three places in each an effort to maintain a constant throng event. hours at the funeral home today ing''was U)e one place in the martial Seaman James McNlven We at His feet may fall. \ ment Is that we will not follow lem. MeSporran, . 19, of HMS Orion, The Bill Nobody Knows air watch. No one really k8owa Bombay, India. July 28 uPi — All entries must )>e made in ad- are from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. highway J»udget where q major cut b m y y o m r f i r s t We at His feet may fall! the precedent Involved here, to "In the near future we liirlll be might be made. This year's appro­ must have ^ e n "overtired'' from NDW! SW6RSUDS what would happen' if we ihould The Nagpur district magistrate to­ varice, as no entries will be ac­ It ia indeed strange that a W e’ll Join th? everlasting song. go Into censorship of ordinary only,., too happy to meet with cepted the day of the meet. Spe­ priation was 820,000 as compared standing watch in the heat of the day isentenred a 34-year-old rick­ S eneral them!" the mayor told the-Coun­ A ll T^lcottvllle and Vernon measure Ukely to affect some spot an unidentified plane l^>• And crown Him, eVown Him, magazines, or the newspapers, cial time will be made available news IteoM nre now being handled with the 830,000 Martin has rec­ day when he struck Vice Adra. J. half-pint o f crown Him. crown Him. shaw'pulled to six years at hard or radio, or television, or movies, cil. and later aaid he could aet no W. M. Eaton during an inspection part of the life o f almost every preaching us. It is conceivable we labor for "attempting to cause TV SERVICE for contestants to practice at the through file Manchester Evening ommended for next-year. And crown Him Lord of all. even It they happen to offer the definite date,'since several who pool, this to be announced later. The administration . and main­ July 20. American family idiould go might shoot, too. Prime Minister Nehru's death. " would know most about the prob­ Hemld, Rockville Bureau, located Amen. same kind offffare to be found Members of the pool staff will at 1 Market St., telephone Rock­ tenance portion is 8333,'I85 as com- MeSporran entered no other de­ There is already In existence Sponsored By The Manchester The man, Baburao Kochale. had Days f 9 AC A Call lem are on vacation and he i.s go- whooping through t^ngress with­ In the comic books. This, then. Is Nights Plus Parts assist o r otherwise instruct any­ ville TR-5-3136. ' psred with 8215,475 for this year. fense. the dramatic proposal which Council of Churches. been convicted yesterday by a a dabble tin moral vision, a piece Ir.g himself. one who wishes tp enter the com­ Eaton, who commands the re­ out anybody seeming to under­ five-man Jury. T E U Ml 3-5104 Ip other business Alderman While the difference is 816,710, it might cure all this. That is Presi­ of Puritanism Indulged In hy a petition. is scattered widely among items, serve fleet, did not attend th? stand It. As one 'Washington ob­ CHASE CLOSING METAL Waving a knife. Kochale jumped John Schliphack of the Lighting dent BUtenhowei's suggestion state which has no Intention of What's Doing at Henry Park Martin explained last nigljt. trial. server states, the new Army re­ PIJVNT. on the side of Nehm’a automobile really carrying through on the C/ommlttee reported that wprk T h e coming week promises to be Hold Mahoney The other portions of the high The report of the incident read that we and Rusaia trade military last March while the prime min- would begin soon on installing serve bill seems to have become moral principle It has invoked. a bus.v one at Henry Park. Tonight, way budget are / virtually un­ to the court said the s e a m'a n J i/ ih * taw tdlotctd),., blueprints and observation flights Wkterb»iry,» July 38 iAO—Chase l.ster was visiting Nagpur. Police Governor Rlbicoff has also gone lighting on Bancroft Drive, and at 6' o'clock Kiwai.is play the Ro­ taw in a **111 o f national absent- changed from last year. The rec­ rushed up behind the admiral, and htcaua* it wculJ malt* yam m over each other. If that could be Brass Jt Copper Co.’sdys that be­ said the man was angry because along with something on the other the project should be completed in tary in a Babe Ruth League play­ For Treatiiient ommendation fo£ snow removal shook and'pushed him, knocking mindedness." . The members of he had been arrested previously shout a month. Plana have been Sehtnlty euiiamtr/er Ufa! accepted, aome of the prasent cause of a shortage of copper cre­ side of the fence what intend­ off; at 8:16 Wltinpk’s .TV meet and sanding is 824,075 which is a off hia cap." It continued;. Congress themselves seemed to ated by a strike In the West, it for a traffic violation. ed to be a liriite COMFORT scription, we do have to meas tal for several months is now at what happens In the Russian KEEPS YOU DRY! According to'a Warrantee Deed 'The young '.married patrolman and cutting indiscriminately to iHia around. The' la w s' ot . chancs filed at the Town Clerk'.s office, the Grecniawn Convalescent Home was found wandering in a tobacco reach it. t:s:« sresa a^d radio from now on. It H it OF TH£ YEAR f on Union St. HI!:: govern the draft, operating with Carl G. Peterson and Mabel H. 'field by Sgt. George McCaughey Martin's recplYimendation calls nil:: 4s known, of course,, that the Rus- keeps underarm s d r i e r . . . l o n g e r ! Mr. end Mrs. Stephen Scibek, 29-OZ. CAN DEL MONTE technical fairness toward an un­ Peterson have sold the Town of and Patrolman Samuel Maltempo for a ^36-miII tax rate. In discuss­ X. alan press and radio Mn be turned Vernon the "parcel, of land known who recently sold their home at and Albert Scabies after a search ing a .lower rate last night. Mar­ nyl! fair result, which finds t ConttiasnohsnhchnBkali...ran't 1 52 Grand Ave., are moving this on and off, or la this direction or as Brookside Lane./ for him began following the tin saifi i). is not merely a question ill called to service and others ni irrittie skin or bsim ftbrkt. Non- week to their lewly tuUt home woman's telephone call. FRUIT COCKTRIL 37c :;ya that, at the simple will of the The deed stated, '/Said street or of lowering the bpdget by 1-milI. i ■ called. grtuy,rtn't drip Of dnbble.stiyt, road is hereby dedicated to said ih East Hartford. 1 men who rule Russia. But - it is where it iprtys! Bre/rrr tittJirtti Neiv Arriyai That is one uncertainty in Town of Vernon." \ ISeOZ. CAN SILVER FLOSS Hn!| also recognised that, If they do tr minty kwJ. Three other Warrantee Deeds A son has been born at City Hos­ present, system. Another udeer- m were filed as follows:' Anne R. pital to &Ir. and Mrs. William ■]_ tainty comes from the fact/ that turn their press and.radio open to Kolesinski of 84'ViIlage St. SAUERKRAUT 2’*I9e ill the idea of coexistence, and to the Merz to James C. Merz and Anna n«i: the timing with which the' draft T Merz, property located in Ver­ Hospital Fetlents City Hospital listed three new hits the individual cannot/be pre iiieaa of the Weet Itaclf, they will non; Anne R. Merz to Raymond LARGE CAN SUNCREST be creating, an atmosphere for Merz and Regina Merz. property patienta today as follows: Carl­ O t u M * dieted. It may wait, lund fre ton Schultze of 147 Union St.; Hen­ the Russian people which it will Ideated in Vernon; and Raymond F! quently does wait, unt/ the in dri-mist Bushev to Aldwin D. Fririk and ry McDerrtiott of 38 Prospect St.; EVAPORATEU MILK 4 47e :::ni not be eaay for them to take the dry-epray deodoirant dividual has taken on ti^ubles and Gertrude B. Frink, property oil ptld Richard Koehler of 83 Grand ROASTIN6 CHICKENS UKt: Ave. * o responsibilities, on' the gamble away again. The m ora^ght they Pleasant View Dr.. Vernon. .■Xttend Ballgame QUART DECANTER ill that he. may escape, j t mesaes up let In, as a part of their present ARTHUR DRUG STQRE I nit FJects For the summer we are producing sqme chickens 842 5IAIN 8T., A T ST. JAMES S’fT ' Ml'S. Marjory Mead was elated A group of 40 boys and their peace strategy, the more difficult t:i»!ililii a lot of young, lives president of the local unit of the dads from the Polish American smaller than our usual 4-7 pound size, but many of our it. would be for them to decree a SUNCREST PRUNE JUICE 27e This, uncertainty,/too, would be ««?»?*'■ j American Legion Auxiliary at a Citizens Club, aie in Bo.slpn to­ day to witness the Bostort-Cleye- customers prefer the large ones even for frying: “They avoided if we had/universal mili­ later return to darkness. For the i-iceling held last evening, fol­ lOVz-OZ. FKG. MINUTE MAN Ruaeians Ilka to live In the world! lowing a dog roast at the home I.cnd baseball game at Fenway fry just like^little broilers,’’ .said one, selecting a ?• tary training, With everybody Park. Tlila is a practice .started i,ot out of It. of Mrs, Jerome .Rcmkicwicz, pound cut-up. knowing ■ he was/certain to serve Other officers elected were Miss hy the PXC Club 15 years ago, < Thus, because It does involve a INSTANT FROSTING MIX 23e in’ it. Eleanor Fortuiia. first vice presi­ and is continued annualiy for boys between the ages of 9 and 14. Heavy cream from our own Jersey cows is now only • Yet we ha^, repeatedly and 'Commitment not easily discarded, dent; Mrs. Gertrude Edwards, sec­ BONELESS 30 cents for '/j' pint. Tightly, Judged that, these unfair­ what the Russian leaders decree ond vice-president; 'Mrs. Shirley H:!lt for their press end radio does Novak, secretary;' Mrs. Norinc nesses and AlUcomforts of the O'Brien, treasurer; Mrs. Bernice Ready fo Eat Hams 79c have importance, as sn indication JT^ S-DOOR HANDY ROGER OLCOn Seletted Fresh present systym are to be preferred Pcrzanow.ski, chaplain; Mrs. LET US FIT:L YOUR of their good faith. ( • , over the biMlncss of putting our- Gladys .Bowers, historian; Miss '403 West Center Street ' Mltcheir 3-7833 RELTSVILLEi selves perriianently In the Strait- In their ftrsc bit irf policy, af­ Ann Gwdrek. sergeant at arms; FRUITS and VEGETABLES ter Geneva, they passed ths test f VACATION ■ Miss Anna Martley, assistant ser­ Jacket of/compulsory peace time Eviscerated Turkeys 59c with flying colors. geant at arms; Mrs. Eileen FANCY V conscript/on. Wc are struggling if ir if if ir Flaherty, Mrs. Amelia Golumbia for the Kind of world in which our They took President Risen- and .Mrs. Be.ssle Poehnert, Execu­ Lhis one you'll just have to xee. ELPERTA PEACHES 2 Lba. 39c present/ level of -mililsry man- howsr’s fireside chat report to .So here you have the soft, firm steadiness of tive Committee. CHlCKeN /?ARTS Ruick’,s-all-coil-spring ride and torque-tube The inst.allation of officers will CALLED F6R a n d -W -W I power/will not be necessary. It the Amerlcsn people on Geneva It's a beauty. It’s a brand-new kind of ear. It’s stability. Here you have Buick brawn, Buick take place in August. Following DELIVERED PROMPTLY Breasts lb. 89c Legs lb. 79c w'ould/ be foolish to struggle for and broadcast Its coihplste text to a Ruick Riviera with\A»*r door*. And to top'if solidity, Buick handling ease, Buick styling and the buslne.sa meeting last evening, AT NO EXTRA CHARGE tile meservalion. of pur own way the Russian people. The text in­ all — it’* a S p e c ia l — the low cat-priced of all movies were shown by Jerome BARTLETT PEARS 3 For 20c visibility and interior lu.xury. CHOICE OR PRIME . of l/fe by making a permanent cluded some references the Rus­ Ruick Scric*. . Remklewicz. Keunlon Held Pifle Pharmacy FANCY . . aacrtfice of one of its historic and sian leaders could not have liked And here you have the lift and life of .vigorous MIQHAEL ' ^Irs. George Herzog Jr., of 63 664 CENTER ST, Bottom Round Roasts 79c -'-such as the President's refer­ K n ow what that means? tradiUdnal features. new V8 power of record might—and coupled to Grand Ave., entertained at a re- » TEL. M I 9-9814 SEEDLESS GRAPES ■ hii. 25c ^ e hew bill keeps our tradi­ ence' to the feci that thera ia It means yy>u can have the newest hit in hardtop* the spectacular performance of Buick’s 'Variable . .union of the Munson family Tues­ GROTE. a WEIGEL tion safe, and pays the price, for still a gulf between us "as wide SIIi URDAY; JULY 30 — the most advanced new body d^siffn yet—and Pitch Dynaflow,^ day eveningil The event was held Pine Lcrox Pharmacy >»nd deep aa are t^e '^'differences you can have it in the price ranRe! of America’s as a farewell party for her slater. 299 EAST center ST. >b. iSQm COOKING APPLES 2 uw. 25c ■ It. llie price involved is a stiffen- Mrs. William .Wahiy and family of Frankturts UUV between Individual freedom and .smaller carl. W h y wait a day longer—when you can come in TEL. B0 9-0896 ing o f the service burden oh those -Pensacola. Fla., who havi been J. * ' » 1 ' • right now and try the first true hardtop with the | who are selected by the draft regimentation.'' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It means you can have a steel-roofed carwith the FRESHLY MADE . 10 Lba. extra comfort, room and convenience of •• full- NEWPOTATpES 39c Henceforth, mey will be’’ held T h e complete teat o f the speech' lon|, low, ijweepinR iportincas oT a convertible sized 4-door sedan? CALIFORNIA more strictly t o . th,e ^obligations’' was alto published In Russiau —with aa center poits in the aide window areas SH^DAN Beet Patties “ Me of the reeerve status they occupy nawapapers. — and with two se^arafr doori to the rear. Drop in tomoirow, first thing— 'for a look at the ICEBERG LETTUCE ReM TTils ' is the ftret time, in the price, and an idea of the whopping-big trade-in MOIIL HEAT after they complete their 'tw o And you can have all this hardtop beauty with modem era, Ujat any'speech by a deal our huge sales volume permits us to make. FANCY years service as draftees. Those sedan comfort and convenience at the easy-to- ANNOUNCES Sunlight Butter “ 63e Western siaUiman has had auch A A Ih the ready-reserve etatUB, which take modest extra coat of a 4-door model over a *Vt’Uklt Pitch Dynnflnu; is ih* onl* D)H*fou> Bmich hmiUt lasts for three years, will fulfil treatment in Russia. It was not a inJsy . It It sttnd^i on ROADMAST^K, . opHcmd at moi$>t NATIVE CUKES 6 », 2Sc 2-door model. ^ t*tt* con cm othtr^tri*!. ' i % / ^ i s o n * / .their dnll end training 'obliga­ ■pssch . which guah^ over the , THE OPENING OF NATIVE , tions, or be taken back to military Ruseiana or over Geneva. It was MONDAY, AUGUST B ut if' you think that*! all—4iaten: \ poets for them. This is designed a rather reelisUc report- on Frozen Food GREEN PEPPERS Lb. 15c This i|leamin| grace of automobile js a Ruick to be the ansvyec to the Penta­ Geneva. 'Publishing it, th# Rus- sfens gave circulation to Ideas through and ihrouglr— a ’55 Buick, from the lORIARTY NOW» gon’s desire for a reservb force ★ ★ ★ i e ★ hotteit-selling line of Buicka in all history. b-OZ. CAN SWEET UFE which is a little more of "a reality, which clashed with their own. SHERIDAN’S GARAGE lass of a,paper thing. thr«ji it has _ ^ e r e is, in th<4 one minor con- Lemonade 2*^29e bten In the past.:Tt ia InCaiuM to «•"> for us AmtHcans. We want ROTHERS make tha govarnmant’s„ aurs^ to watch out to Jn wa ai-en't the and SERVICE STATION \9-OZ. FKG. KAXTER'S MAINE definite claim on draftees lasit for “ •••s left with thp big curtain. If ThHH o f tho y o sr OPEN ^ five yaara, intead, of two. • * y of us, for instance, should (FORMERLY GbWDY'S) •This j| i, of courae, from the want to see the ItiUeUin' news- U I'H f* .F. • Potato Puffs Pentagon’s polht of view, not • P«P*»s which carried President 24 HOURS ROUTES 44.A and’4. COLTON very satisfactory answer to lU Baenhower’s talk, we would find I - .OZ. CAN MOW CROP ,315 Center St<-TeL M1-.3-5135 4satre for more military man- that our government policy bars COMFLETE REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS powa^ ready to move on order, in UMm from our malls. SWISS irapeJujee • w m . > U T0M 0m iS *A R I RUia tUICK WIU MlllO TMM COMPLETE LUIRICATION mfier to ptovide ua with safety ROCKVIUEs MOHL KEROSENE ia Um prweatiy turbulent world, Sarprisc -OZ.FKG. Tet U ur« is hope that this world Ruaalan farm axparta I have had many years’ experience ,in this business 'h®ay Btmr be tending to become GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. mu a long axplajiatlon ef Utaf /I r a m g e o n . ^ and will be. glad to greet all my friends . . . and new tifds Eye Fish Sticks low of an armed camp, ■yatam of m m prM 2fS MAIN STREir — MANCHESTER cnatomers, too. • to tim te«t’ .that even aoO aubaldlaa out | »'

. u .. 1 ■J. ■ •T |IAN?«ESTER EVEKING HEBA14>, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY M. 1961 lUNCmESTER EVENING HERALD, MAStCHEariER. OONN« THDRSDAT, JULY 2S. 1965

inatltutloAal representAtive, by aon, Douglas, also the accompany­ wood Perris, has been assigned to ^ n _»• wcwH—t*i« \ H e b r o n ■■ 7 . AasliUnt Gbrnmiaatpiner WilUAm ing . pin. Saveral othens eligible the USS Antietam, Nawport, RJ. Hankineon. were absenL. Sherwood has been'a' stnger'ln St.J Da fly Radio wiu.-«. Mr, Upplncott Mien presented t To Vlaft New Hampshire Peter's vested chotr here and wil}( I Fresh Sea Foods Now l i M m r Voters ^jiprov|e be much missed. -- dbtiicii im Ralph' V. Secord,,mi badge and Mr. and Mn. Charles P .. Miner b * w n o — » card. The following acouta' .who plan .a visit to their- daughter, nSHAND CHIPS WITH OUR FTOM ATOR * New Fiscal Year had completed their tenderfoot Lucllla, at Camp Sargent. Peter- Manrheater Evening Herald He­ I Our new Binitary ,proee« fiTou you/m delicious eri^^| AU nnST NATIONAL SUPiR IMARKETS requirementa were preaented their boro, N.H., Sunday. Mrs. Mlner’a bron oorreepnndent.irtri*3 Miss ftaa WH^^Kncors Thsslsr Pendleton, telephone, AOndemy KoMen brown food • Seab in ^ flO a t tgr tiM nUBo w n u f- WCCC—Good Krenlng Good Music Hebron, July ^8 (SpecialI—It badgea and certifleatea: Julaa Ra- mother, Mrs. Alice Thompson and SQKNB-Joa Glrand biUard, Richard Harriaon, Georgs daughter, Mrs. Martiq F. Crotty, 8-8454. try them! FRIED 0YSTER.S CLAMS PACKED! $ad m to WTlO^Ylitatsr ot Mslody was aohiething out of the ordinary WPRO—Tsnn. Ernls Alden, Meyer Prankcl, William of Cambridge, Mass., also Miss I TO TAKE HOME. CALL MI;;r-800? OPEN EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENING 'til 9 P. M. . WOTH-J. Vandercook for rtebron to have two town Queen, William Leach. Malcolm Clara Gallant, a classmate of Mrs. lY—Xuite Kirchuit wHAY—Encoro Thtster meeting.v the same day, Tuesday, Burt, Albert Taylor, Kurt Nygren, Miner's, will visit the Miners here WCCC—Good Evening Good Music but all went off amoothly. At- the David Fried, Allan Greenberg and for the weekend and will accom­ Elizal COMMUNITY RESTAURANT Tudu vjk'^CMo WKNB—Evtnirig Serenade Timothy Lytikanen. pany them on the motor trip. V ‘n««» all-day meeting held drst at the A few other were eligible to re­ To Camp In Maine 1143 NORTH MAIN jifREET MANCHESTER | li ; WOTU—Had ai. laiUau old Town Hall, 54 votqrs appeared ceive badgea and certifleatea but *Mn and. Mrs. Henry A. Jones Cosmatics 1:tt- to vote on the referendum on the Music Htrchsnt WHAY—Encore Theater - - amendment to the State Constitu­ were unable to attend. The Ebc- ahd children wtll spend the coming WCCC—Good Evening Good Music piorer Scout badge waa presented week ramping at Sebago Ijike, 3 WKNB—Dinner Dale / tion. 52 in favor and two against. Advertioc in The Herald^— It Pay* WTlO-tslU Dullas WTIC—One Man s Family / 'This was a good deal leas than the by Ramond J.^Burt, leader,-to hla Maine. Mrs. Jones' brother, Sher­ WDRC—E. R. Murrpw expected one per cent 'oi so. Wo™-Sed'SS?*s. Indlsas WGTH—Armed Forces 8l8»- At the special Town Meeting * ‘w ^ Y —BsUy KlmbsU WHAY—Polka Parly held Tuesday evening at the WCCC-Rseqrd lUviH, WCCC—Good Evening Good Music school’ auditorium the voters ap­ WigiB—Yiuia vs. CUeaos WKNB—Robin's Nest payE to be smart about WTIC—Roy Rogers proved adoption of a uniform fla- j wnO-WM dsr Bnma WDRC-ilho Whialler Cal year, as recommended by the I ■X WGTH-OffIclal Detective ^ W ^ 5 Sl*&s% s. iBdlaiis Board of Finance, the flr.st period j MEW *'tvKAY—Bstty Klrabsll WHAY--Polka Parly to extend from Sept. 1 of this .year ■ WCOQ-A*doid RstIsw wccc-WrcC-GoM Evening Good Music to .June .70 of next year, the same NEW ENGLAND WidiiB—Yanks vs. Chlcsio WKNB—Robin B Nest arrangement to be., continued in .loiniv 1C—r«pp«r Young JC—Roy Rrasrs WDRO-Cal^lMby WDRC—The Whistler following fiscal years. FOOD MARKETS WGTB-^ledTk)* 'Ts. Indians WOTR-OrfIcial Detective The .semi-annual payment of . pphip handf iiartaro. Va4i*ilha|ahilntthaui Bw<6nf8ntl8ilaRcH8tam8r8 * ‘\feAY—Rscosii-Rodeo WGTH—Sgt. Preston of Yukon Iters increased the salary of the ! WOCO-Bacord RsTlew 8:1“ [town trea.siirer from $250 to $400. whan y m i j^ tha throin f f smart ihappori tffhafhrfi the hast nlthah iiaiRo nt First MuNawBR* 1—Baseball Matinee WHAY—Nigh ^:,as«BBo Jonca WTIC—X Minus One but the tax collector's salary was -^ J -C a l Molby WDRC—Disk Derhv defrea.sed slightly, from one and WO¥M-Bob and Ray WGTH—Musical Memories 8:1*- lone-half per cent of collectiona to ^'WHAY—Suburban Serenade WHAY—Night Watch I one and one-quarter per cent, WCCC—Record RaTiew WTIC—X Minus One j Zone Changes . WKNB—Basebali Request Matineo WDRC—Bing Crosby WTIC—1080 Radio Lana WGTH—Musical Memories ! Despite the vigorous protest WDRC—^ KolSy. 8:18- raised before the 2^ning,Commis­ Hnadt leal — WGTH—Bob and Ray WHAY—Night Watch sion at its recent meeting, two' ^antoud VJues! WTIC—The Loser *'w H A Y —Suburban Serenade WDRC—Amos 'n' Andy changes have been adopted In Wo5o^-Record ReWeer WGTH—Bute of Nation toning eegulationa. A dwelling DELICIOUS, TENDER. YOUNG, GENUINE SPRING LAMB - A WONDERFUL OVEN ROAST BnoiB-Baaeball Request Matinee 8:4*- . house erected must be up to the LOW REGULAK p RICES w n o -iq e o Radio Lane WHAY—Night Watch WDRO-OU Kolby WTIC—The I.oser $9,.100 market class. ■ previously * •»«w X ■ ■ WOTU-Bob and Ray WDRC—Amos and Andy $6,000. The flrat floor area mUm THAT SAVi YOU MCMIYI WGTH-State of Nation have At least 750 square feet. WHAY—Nesrs_ . „ . „ . U:88- Ibr / »e p WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WHAV—News; Night Watch These changes are announced by It payf to be imarl about grocary bt^jng, tee. IB WKNB—News; SporU WTIC—Fibber. MoUy , Frederick Wythe, secretary of the WTIO-News WDRC—Moods for Romance Firit Nalienal's* avaryday low prices or^^avary ->4 tTORO-jJews. WGTH—E. r. Morgan Commission. WGTH—News I8:t»— .Wcouta Receive Charter sheK maans that your fetal food bill couim WHAY—News: Night Watch WTIC—Heart of News Troop 28. Boy Scouts, received ■X “ fe l5 S ? 5 f;n “iS'G00d MUSIC WDRC—Moods for. RomiUMIS its permanent chartejr earlier this lONEDLAMB AND ROLLED IF DESIRED LEGSYOUNG, Tender and so ft-m eated WKNB—Vagabonds WGTH—Book Hunters week, with'* camp Are ceremonies, 12-OZJAt w n c —StrlcUy Sports 18 ;M - P reS G rV G MIRAIIL . RASPiniY WDRC—Saimaa WHAY-Naws; Night Watch held on the town ball field. l c WGTH—Nowa w nc—Jane Pickens The charter was presented' by Lamb Foreiiuartars u29< Rib Lamb Chops >95 WDRC—Hoods for Romanes Clifford Sterling, who ia commia- * ‘?mAY—Dinner Date _ _ „ WGTHt—Dance lime Form Fresh Prof UFKG WCCC—Good EvantV C c ^ Music I 8 :t t - aioner of the Manchester District, H E A V Y WESTERN TENDER, JU ia and FLAVORFUL - CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEERS WIOCB—Joe Girand WHAY—News: Night Bfatch Charter Oak Council. Dr. Charles Hi'Ho Crackers WTIC—Mon tovant WTIC—Jane Pickens WDRO-Guy berabarda WDRC—Moods for Rosaanee M. Larcomb, past president of the I40Z WGTH—Bill Stem WGTH-Dsince Time Hebron PTA, received the charter TOP 7 ^ N C H C U T L6 • l48— and in turn presented It to Mrs. g r a p ^ Dry M9k ■v**«»ihi 2 CANS WHAY—JlinnerDale . „ . W&AT—News! Night Watch RIB ROAST WCCO—Good Evening Good Muale WnO—News Everett B. Porter, the present 59* WOnB—Joe GJrand_ , WDRC—Nsws: Almsoae PTA president. It got around imO-Tfawe Star BzM WGTH—GenersI News to the 'Troop through Ralph V. ROUND LIPKG IN • FINE EATING • LEAN and TENDER 7 - I I I END • FROM TENDER YOUNG PORKERS WDRO—LowcU Thomas U il»- Premium Crackers xasuco Sepord, chairman of the Troop NS. R O A ST WGTH—Liberace 1TOAY—Nsws; Ntgbt Watch liter- WTiC—Sporta; Weatbar SmFT’S PREMIUM QUALITY ' 75 Committee. Mrs. Porter having WHAY—Encore Theater W D RC-^ Kelby FULLY COOKED ■ 1 ______PUM VMITARU WCCG>rGood Evening Good Music WGTH—Sports Report passed It along. 3-UCAN LB W nra-Joe Glrand . . . A badge and certificate were SMOKED SHOULDERS JUST SLKE AND EAT If la i VO / SHORTIHWC Chuck Roast Pork Roast w n c —theater ot Melody WHAY-Nlto Watcn |,« M 0 H S w n c—Starlight Serenada preaented to Harvey Lippincott, -Itilton Lewis WDRO-Cal Colby SWIFT’S PREMIUM QUALITY FR ISH - READY TO COOK • 2 49* man. Hartford, July 28 (F|—A total L O W P R IC E S AppUcatlons apprir'cd Included of 61,600 applications for, the state Pepper Loaf thoae of Arthur Moyen of Oryatal bonus for Korean War! vaterana STRAWBERRY » RASPBERRY Fresh Sliced Cod' u 33* Esake who atpight approval of uae have been Issued, says State Treas­ PRESERVES ON PICNIC NEEDS of A cellar as living quarters until urer John Ottavlano. Of this Fine qualify picnic vakiei el lew, lew prices. O U l C L U t a new-home is. completed: Roy number, 53,000 went to veterans SWEET LIFE-CHCX.,J0nERSCOlCH - Cusdtman, vartijice of lot'aiae for residing in Connecticut; .7,000 Steck up new fer yeur next picnici A home; and Alfred Partington, special forma went to ‘ eligiMa LIFETIME PILL PICKLES PLASTIC PINEAF^LE Windermere Ave., permission to veterana residing outside the statej S A LA D SET CI188S8 Food FINAST - Aa rURFOSl 2-LI loaf 7 3 e erect a garaga near, the front prop­ and 1,600 applications have been; out aut ICE UEAM TOPPING 'j:MG c W. m J lORDlN'S or KgAFTS S-OZ SUMMER FRESH PRODUCE FRESH FROM OUR BAKERIES erty line. issued to beneficiaries of deceased CIU I8188 0 SS 8 9i P r 8 M S riMENTO, riNEAmE jar M € Eldwin Finance and Martin GIdde Vtctima. PORCELAIN STUFFED OLIVES •» SWEET UFE J’AOZ f t aubatituted at the recent meeting NORWEGIAN - IN SILD OIL can l3 C Tli« AN for aheent Board membert Marry S W lt T LIFE Sardinos Uehman and Francis Green. * MILK PumoM Milk FOa ATHLITK FOOT G o ld 8 fl (o o k i8 S SUGAR* FINGKS I 9 c ^ Move to Town Vee T-4-L for 8 te 5 dnys. FINISH APPUSAua 2 S9« 100% WHOLE WHEATS ■tr. and Mrs. Donald DilUng- PIACHES Watch the old tainted akin alough For Delieieut W h it 8 T u n a TIMIERLAKfTIMSERLAKE - SOLID PACK 7-OZ CAN 3 3 e worth have established, residence off leaving healthy, hardy .akin. If S W lt T LIFE BiSQUICK Skodealft CALIFOINIA lU M TA tn tewr. in an apartment owned not pleaaed with powerful, Inetnnt- 4-OZ CAN 2 9 e by Mrs. Abraham Schwarts on U g lit Tuna CLOVERDALE - CHUNK STYLE drytng T-4-L. your 4 ^ buck at ORANOE SECTIONS 'cT Ip e S ^ S H IN E Maple 8t. any drug store. T(B<* nt J. W. GOLDEN 2 u s 3 5 * BREA To Speak In Oonleat Hole Corp. Drug DepL Grapo Juico * c o n c o k d 2 \ ^ / 51c I Francine Nison will be one of S W ilT LIFE— With Com end Celery a LARGE SERVING BOWL HI-HO CRACKERS - o z o L N 2 7 c contestants tomorrow In the P noapplo Juico DOLE 44 IHTY ALDEN 22-oz 4? a 4 INDIVIDUAL BOWLS 4-H apesicing contests at tha Uhl STEWED TOMATOES 2 cm. 43« K fE IL E R HIGH IN PROTIENS LOAF veralty of Connecticut. GENERAL at SERVING FORK Cinnamn Appio Jelly Tutr IZ-OZ JAR 19 e WESSON OIL ^ 37c cx 49c a 1 SERVING SPOON CLUB CRACKERS CRAPES Manrkeater Evening Harald E * T V SERVICE Strawborry Preserya 65c Hngton correqpeiNlent, Mra. O. F. UIDLISI Berr, telephone. TRemont S-Mlg. LOAF DayB ’ M OK A OaH Mirabol Orango Maraalado i 3 9 c BUNCHES OF JU ia FLAVOR Ice Crean^ound Cake Nights Wfiaww PlnsFarta SWUT LIFE-SQFT-ABSORBENT ^ -29* Railroad Income TEL. Mb 5-8194 FACIAL TISSUE Bonod Chkkon lANQUET 5-OZ CAN 31c Chocolate Donuts fKGOfn 2 LB Boned Turkey *w a n s o n S-OZCAN 3 1 c Cherries SING • NORTHWEST - RED RIPE Open Blueberry Cake Jumps ^5 Million *OZCAN 3 5 c RED CROSS NAPKINS 2 Aonod Chicken. sw anson P lu m s SANTA ROSA - Plufnp, Sweet and Juicy LB New Haven, Conn. July 28 (>)— Sw ffod Olivos AJMSIE-PAC 4V, OZ in 2 9 c The New Haven Railroad reports W atermelons RED RIPE - Full e( Juice LB 1-PT PKGS Iti net income for the flrat alx CUT-RITE W AX PAPER Stuffed Olivos JUMILE-PAC M>4>ZITl 4 9 c ICE CREAM months (if 19.55 wa* S5.318.041 Dill Pkkios I RAY STATE . WHOLE QTJAR 2 7 c . NATIVE - Tender, Wall Filled Eart DOZ fftrster than for the corresponding PuH New Lilt , FR4AST eiVIRAGIS 34Jm i KtTTWS - "ITS AU FISH" period last year. Inlo ClodiH N et ' income after . taxes and N U -SO n FASItiC SOFTENER Sweet M ixed Pkkios lAY STATE Q t u r 2 9 c Cat Food 2 1 S O Z C A N S 23c chargea ftfr the flrat half of 1855 y e r r (^OfTc/jB/K FROZEN FOODS G IN G E R A L E SUNSHINE waa placed at 35,890,461. Pres­ Z l Heinz Reliskes 'h AAUURGER or HOT DOG 11-OZ JAR 2 7 c ident PAtrick McGinnis contrasted GULF SUPREME MOTOR OIL a 19* DAU DiV fr OOLDm Banquet Crackers UPKO 35e this flg u «w ith the 1954 flrat half M u s t a r d > pinast prepared iw o z .j a r , 9 c JUNKH • MAKE FtDZei SUCKUS net of«T2.420. ■. ALSO: Cola, Oranga, Pool laor, LEMONADE Lameii A Lime, Uim RkLty, - McGinnis said'yesterday the in­ FRIGIDAIRE M^na KAtiic M ister. Mustard PREPARED . 4W OZ JAR 23c SAVINGS ON QUALITY PROZEN FO ^ VeqALS SafiaeadUa afid'|Tqiii Collini Mix Sherbet M ix MOLD SaY39c crease In net income, this year was lU IR Y'S - G A U C H O . the result of continued. close con­ tZ-OZCANS 4 ^ C ^ 8-OZCANS 49< SWUT LIFE ^ Peanut Butter SMOOTHrer aUNCHY 12-OZ JAR 37c 28<3Z BTIS trol of expenses and from various /fnpet'is/ C O R N S E T it zfkg cententa Cookies . ^ 39e ■ adjustment growing out of previ­ AEROWAX F8ESH CRISP * 1 V ous ysars' accounts. Ihk NEW WAY TO EAT L E M O N A D E 2 i ’.VS9* Clover M a li Honey lrjar 2U 3 The first half net for i855 was • CORN-ON-THE-COB Grapefruit Juice * 2 «<>zcans21c upk c NO TIUB-NO SCRUB Brend & Butter P iA le i FANNING'S I 5- O Z J A R 2 3 c HANDI-PAK EdiAcator Crax 6 33 squat to Sll 04 oa 481,540 out­ AUTOMATIC EXTRA NOURISHING I standing preferred shares and a 4 Pl a s t ic h o l d e r s ■ A X T E R Raspberries pro^29c Strawberries '^^39c $3.8L- . on 1,073,048 outstanding a 4 SETS PRONG h o l d e r s 6 29c ADDS SO MUCH FOR SO U T1U River Rice‘*"“ i5^J-««o29e common ahares, McGinnis said. aSALT5P»F>CRSCT FLOOR W AX POTATO CHIK Pk, 19 * The Orst half inqome for 1954 waa WASHER I) . Juit the right thing ie lep eH that coel, crisp, uled of yeurs equal to 28 cents a shAit of pre- FIRST fsrred -stock, he added. ^ SWEET LIFE NATIONAL WE RESERVE T lf RIGHT The railroad'a report placed New lot dte Finost M AYONNAISE groaa income for the six months Cefq-oe-lkk TO UAAIT QUANTITIES Cab St t e q ended June 30 at 578.455,478. This 2V HADDOCK FISH S TIC K S 39* pint jar ^ 9 c quart jar oempared with 375.314,388 for the 49< AAme per^M of 1954. Net (Opmtlng ineoma waa 58.- • llvi»>WaSer A«ver niMinf Mrs. Filbert's Margarine Sunkist Sunkist Liquid Argo tavarefla ieaas SBooIc Somco^

'1 W'rm■' --r IIANGHESTEB EVENING HEIIALD. MANCEPEI^E. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1956 I i ICANCBS8TER'EVENING HERALD. MAIVCHEBTER. CONN. THUpSpAY. JULY 28. 1955 m e wlit pe a ^est day. ’This makes a heavy schedule company said in a. report teleased a share. In the second quarter of. were up 13 per cent over the first Uitton flervlca df _ la Okeittire Re-' for the league leaders Who will al­ Gs Ms Profits yesterday. 1964, net wras 238 mllliona or 82.66 half of 1954. onal Parish which wrillllB e io play two games at home next Sales for the first aix months, a share. 'The company observed that de­ K a r r o w e d S Stoddard, New. Hamjnpshiilire. week on Tuesday and Friday. snld Presidspt Harlow H. Curtice , FoV tha first half, .net was 661 fense sales declined to 81k per/ceht LHiring the pastor’s absence, the Circus Postponed Break R^cordd — 4 Chairman Alfred P. Sloan, millions or 87.23 a share compared of total sales for the first half of For Your Shopping Comfort AAP Super Market Ait-Condltioned'At 116 lost Center St.. Monchenfor Rev. XMward Sheppard wrill con­ Sharon Billings, co-producer of ts substantially greater than with net o f 425 millions o r ‘84.79 1955, compared with 15 per cent By Region Board duct the services at the First Con- the BUlings-Schulthelss Circus, tg. M any fuU year prior to a share for the first half of 1954. for,the first half of 1954. That Interpret The' l^gatlonal Church at Andover, announces that the circus wrill be For Half Year 1980. ' • ' The bill for U.8. and foreign In­ General Motors plans to split its Wishes Of tlie Pamiljr ^ e Rev. Mr. Sheppard, a resident postponed until Aug. 6. Sales A t $St'i Billion come taxes for the fliiit six months common stock three-for-one this Aadoy«r, July 28 (8pecl*l)-*r of Andover, is the librarian, pf the With economic' activity in the of this year totaled 767 millions. fall* Manebester Evening Herald An­ New York. July 28 (>F) — The JOHN B. BURKE SMOOTH SAILING for th£ thrifty! AtkP*$ oceans of savings guanentK BdoeatiOMl consultanU, Donald Case Memorial Library at 'Hart­ United-States at an all-time high, A year ago, the figure was 458 dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul M M N mfilMfi T. mtcliaU and Cyril O. Sargent, ford Seminary. . - giant General Motors Corp., the company had net sales of 83,- millions. POISON MOTHS IN JAPAN HINCRAL HOME He wrill speak on "^ ristla n Hu­ Pfansiehl, telephone . Pilgrim smashed -all pre\-ious records dur­ 412,000.000 in the second quarter w »N Joined by nearly aU the PlanU Exceed Capacity TEL. BU-«-e88S B U Y POODS mility" Sunday. f 2-6858. ing the first half of this year, sell­ compared with 82.656.000,000 in G. M. said Its U.S. and Canadian nembera o f the Regional School ing more than Sty billion dollars Tokyo tA’i—Poison moths whose Game Rescheduled 1954's second quarter. For 'the six planU operated In excess of rated scales cause a rash like poison Ivy 87 EAST CENTER ST. Board ae they apent one of the The game scheduled between R.\D10 LOG worth of goods for a net profit of monthi, net Sales were 86,013.000,- 1 0 " » f P * hotteat daya of the year looking capacity to produce 2.400,000 units have hit Japan. Victims complain AMBULANCE 8ERVICR the Andover Fire Department and 661 million dollars. 000 against 8^,066,000,000 in the in the first six months—a gain of over the propoaed h i ^ achool sites Lexington. N. C. (/P)—A staff at skin eruptions, sometimes ac­ the Mansfield Fire Department Sales and earnings for the half same period a yhar earlier. 32 per cent over last year. Sales companied by fever and nausea. yestetxlay irf^temoon. \At the of­ member of Radio Station WBUY softball teams tomorrow evening and for the second quarter were at Net income In the second quart­ of cars and trucks In its plants In Numerous cases have been report­ f i c i i meeting held ih ^eb ron in has been postponed.'Until Wednes­ here Is- Branch- Twigg. peaks never before reached, the er climbed to 352 hnlllions or 83.80 the evening they stated w eir rea? England. Germany and Australia ed from scattered areas of Japan. Read Herald Advs. m aons for elimln^ng sevem loca­ tions previously considered^, leav­ J U Y POOOS ing only a few on which invesUga- tlon will be continued. \ OPEN THURSDAY and PRIDAY EVENINCS UNTIL 9 Mrs. Clifford \yright and DoUg- . 4 — B5* las Fellows, of Amston, - were named to obtain more detailed' 974 MAIN STREET ' AIR CONDITIONED atudies of these sites. Come See. Come Save/ Sargent and Mitchell submitted a proposed Ust for an Initial panel TW 'MOORN etIANUl of architects . 'and recommended the use of a . standard form tfft \ *★ PICNIC and PANlPANTRY PROVISIONS ★ OARlTi selection o f architects for school OOSTOMBItS’ < X »N gR building projects, as approved by A4P is always tha fint. port-of-cell for thrifty mates on the lookout for aavingtl With torriddaya ahaad, tho’^oilb/a'* MBn tlM B«Fltht the AIA. 125 FT. an ideal place to ifay out o i Arrange a carefree absence by navigating through A4P with a weather-ay* pfielfid Ibr eur They aiso presented a/Suggest­ ROLLS Th m '* • wMltb of good health — and good aattng — ta winning wonders in quick-fix foods! Don't think about sweltering . . . do steer tteightreway for AltPf Com* ed form le t^ addressed to uai- Wax Paper ' come tavel 2 47 farm-fraih, vUamm-rlch vegaUbia*. And thara'a no battar verslty personnel officers as well timo to gat your ahtre than during National Vagatabla as a list of directors of placement, W aA (July Mth to Auguat ftb> . . . no battar place to do­ GUARANTEED FARM FRESH ------ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED I several of whom . the Board has 50 Count PKGS. lt than A8cF. previously contacted. C U M CH O W D U The meeting concluded with a DINNER f FOR Wa’ro Mlabrating thla event with money-aavlng vagatabla CALIF ELBERTAr. FREESTONE 18 LB B0X|2.4» CALIFORNIA^WHin ' valuaa galore. Oailoads are arriving dally . . , freah from I ineral discvislon of curriculum 2 27 MMMf C M ])* br secondary schools. Isadmg growing araaa, it'a a great opportunity to enjoy the i haalthful. flavorful goodnesa of dewy young vegetables ahd The consultants plan to visit 200 PEAICHES 4 .5 9 * G R A P iS SIIDLISS LB With the prlndpals and superin­ FACIAL Crlap aalad gtaana at down-to-earth prices. Don't nilu It! 29' tendents pf the schools in the An­ 30UNT Come aea . . . come save .... at AOPt :LEANSIN(i BOX FIRST ap SIASON dover, Hebron and Marlborough 2 ' OU8TOMBR BBXiA'nONB DBPARTMENT CALIFORNIA RED-RIPE PINT BOX area during mid-August for In- 25 « w « n AOF Food Btoraa |o'rmal discussions of elementary CORN CHOWDIR 4M Lexington Avanuc, New York IT, N. T. prograrru and educational at­ BARTLETT A titudes which will be of assistance KOSHER PEARS 2 usLBS 3 3 ‘ strawberries 3 ^ 2 IIMCMC ) ) * in determining the eventual cur­ HALF GALLON Froth Com NAT1VE-VILL0WKIRNIL \ BOZ 35 riculum for the Regional School. Dill Groon Boant mibh, MMi-tasw* 2^35* Due to vacation schedules, there \ Fresh o ff the farm . . . fresh on your table. That’s the kind TCNDCB. H0MI-6RDWH 1 LB C(ue U4 1 0 ' will no meeting of the.Regional Tho APPLB Pia Froth Carrott Froth CuCUmbort caiir.wMMMra asMf* Board next week. The next meet­ of produce that’s filled with delicious sun-ripenH good­ HALFHILL’S ness . . . and rich in natural health-building vitamins. .And Froth Colory LAME BUNCH 19' ing will be held at the Andover lUNCHfON MIAT ' ■ Buttornut Squath *■• 2 15' School on Aug. 8 a t 8 p.m. WHITE MEAT that’s the kind of produce you get at PO PU LAR for it’s of your eye! To OoUeet Taxes Tuna GRATED ' picked dewy-fresh on nearby,^rms and rushed to our mar­ ARMOUrSTRin Mrs. Helen Parks will be at the 25 A & P S U P [ R ket daily. When you buy your produce here, you’re always Andover Library lomorrow eve­ n tw K tu ijy * M A P K f i' ^ ning from 7:30 to 9 o'clock and oh sure of getting the FRESHEST of the FINEST—:«t sur'. Saturxlay afternoon from 2:30 to S HELLMANN prisingly low prices. BUY SUPER-RISHT MEATS - ONE PRICE — ^ AS ADVERTISED! . o'clock to accept tax payments for PINT JAR the first quarter. These payments Mayonnaise 39 OPEN were due on July 1 and must be NOW CONTAINS MCACH SUPER,-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEER BEEF paid by August 1. Enjoy tho FulLFIovorod geodnoss o# Hio BAB-O • " S lt a :l Mrs. Parks estimates that 350 PHILLIP’S taxpayers have not paid their ^ Knost of Hm Froshosf VogotoMos . ^ iO N I IN taxes, and warns that there are LGE. 28 OZ. I '- '* **** S3‘ 9 P. M. only three days left to do'so to Pork & Beans CAN ID ^ ifs NATIONAL avoid an interest charge. / SUPER MARKETS Thursday CHUCK ROAST Block Stylo LB A ll taxes under 840 must be p^d .-'r.'-i IlC'..' AND '• .1' 3 3 In the first quarter. Motor vehicle FOR OUTDOOR taxes iTUiy be paid in the-first two M U ’S Apple Pie and Friday SUPER-RIGHT. GENUINE SPRING, TENDER, WHOLE quarters and all others may be COOKING REGULAR OVIN-RIADY P. D. Q. Grills FRESH PICKED NATIVE ^ $W6ET, JUICY, FLORIDA ^ ^ paid in full in the first quarter or 49 PINIAPPLI JUICI Her* it is-baked to your “appla paid quarterly An July, October, pia order” ... almoat bunting with HS k January and April. > REYNOLD’S JI r u « 53' ita own juicy goodneaa. Your fam- * Fisher's Win Charcoal Charcoal In last night's UtUe League ijy’s favorite . .. and aM axcaptioei- ^ Briquettes ally good buy! game, Fisher’s Gashouse team Lighter LAMB LEGS .59' .69LB _ staved off a 6-run rally in the last C u c u m b e r s 4'~19‘ oranges - 4 9 ' innUig to ’ win over Carlson's Dig­ Other Jone Porker Vofueif 1 ' ■ ■ ■ \ r gers. 9-8. Kenny Fisher was the IIAVU NO SOAP FILM SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF starting and winning pitcher, ^ b FRESH PICKED ROMAINE or BOSTON ^ ^ FANCY EATING DREPT i Spanish Bar '**■' m mw 2g* TENDER, YOUNG CORN-FED PORKERS 7 lib b d M m 3 9 ^ 2 9 ^ « - i k a t ^ * Niv Jlome pitched for the Diggers. 3 9 1 ^ 5' PACI BUMO or Falcetta was the umpire at home BAG PKGr UKIFACUU 3 1 ' StrousMi Squaro •r**' •" "* ••• 29' plate and L. Edward .Whitcomb k a a t w * P g llg lu B r o a d '***' ncutAa wt, aew 2 liavis Roasts TaORaUND LB75' Polk Loins u umpired on bases. I^actica session for the Andover Sandwich Coeklos ««Ma.ia m ig' Lake Team will be held at the ALL SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF BEST CEMTERCUT TENDER YOUNG CORN-FED PORKERS School field tomorrow evening. LEnUCE2-29'^ APPLES 2-29® Switchboard Session Cott’s Soda FLAVORS AIMOUt*! 7-INCH North Windham will be host to 3 29 PASCALTABLE - B A R T L E T T ^ CORND BEEF HASH SUNNYBROOK GRADE "A"- the switchboard meeting tonight Rib Roast Short Cut u LB59' Pork Chpps LB at 8 o'clock. Chief George Nelson DlllCIOUS WITH CNICKIN I U CM 29' and several officers from the An­ MANZANILLA FRESH EGGS LARGE DOZ •r TUtKiri dover Fire Department will attend FANCY PLUMP, TENDER, EBROAD-BREASTED tender, milk-fed,, SOFT-MEATED 10 OZ. JAR 67' .the meeting which la part of the Stuffed Olives PHILADELPHIA or BORBORDEN CRANBERRY SAUCE mutual aid system of the depart­ 49 Roady-to- ments which operate off the Wllll- l CELERY 8 OZ 0 * f C ,, PEARS 5" 29® KLAh sraay ] ' '-• •**> 37' i TurkeysI (C o o k -8 -I4 Lbs LB 59' Veal Cutlets u99* mantic switchboard. .... - ■ - SUNSHINE KITCHEN 9UEEN AIMOUrS CREAMCHEESE PKG AT 0 / During the weekly Sunday morn­ POHEO M UTS ing drill at. the Firehouse, the WHILE THEY LAST— CALIFORNIA ^ SUNKIST Smokod Picnict »«r«...cHT sh» t lc 45' Siicod Bocen 4»*** •aaev lajjjg^’ exhaust system of the tank truck HI-HO CRBCKERS Silvorbrook Buttor •••»"•••*«•' iip«.a' 65' wrill bo repaired. It will be out of ICEBERG A OAC 2ut.linl5‘ 2LUIIH 15' Supor-Right Bacon r«K»uic« 1159' Skinlott Prdnkfortt •»*MiaaTau.ii«T commission from 10:30 to 12. BREAD Swits Chooso 59' Attending Summer Conferenre Slicod Chooso ' 27' TTie Rev. Stephen Chamberlain ★ Fresh M LETTUCE ^ g leaves today for a week at the ★ White ^ ^ LEMONS 5-29® A&P FROZEN John Robinson Summer Confer­ ★ Sliced ■ < C BIRDS EYE FBOZEN ence at the Dcering Community 3 5^ 1 Lb. Ix»f ■ ' 6 0 Z A | | C Center. Barbara Munson, Karen Gill and Gunars Vinkel will ac­ P m s 1'••*«« 39' ORANGE JUICE 2 C A N S A y company him as youth delegates. SAN BKNI'rO CALIFORNIA FAIUCATOR FRUIT AND NUTS JUST IIDUCIDi IONA STANDARD This is the third summer that . 10*01. Pkg. “FLAVO-RITE” m o jU , OtM r Bm m P. LABEL FROZEN - BIG-VAIUE! the Rev. Mr. Chamberlain has Tomatoes 29c been a counselor at the Robinson Cookies ’“'~ ''‘*33c OranfoJMkn 2*******35' Conference, t>ne of 10 sponsored by DEL MONTE SLICED OK I^AIAES Tom atoes 4 ca's45 KEEBLER 16-OZ. PKG. PvwBfrM J * “ iNi35' LEMONADE the Connecticut Conference pf Congregutlphal-Chrlatlan Church­ OVEN READY Strawborrios Ft.rawi» 31.00 Dol Mont# Xotchup 19' Suntwoot Pruno Juico/ es. He will lead a. course on "The Peaches 33c Chocolate Circles 29c P l# l CPIMIP * P«*» Prophets and tlTielr. Messages" DEL MONTE FKLIT BORDO.N’S |g0 Croam 2 49' **‘' 89' Roliablo Poati «*'*“ 2 “*“” 29‘ AAP Gropofruit Sod^ni and also an Interest group in dra­ BELTSVILLE matics. I S tar-lac Mqkas 3 G o Ho b s Slicod Dill PicKlot ^ - P. lAIEL, KOSHER BUABTS 25' Nabitco Lorna Doonot Cocktail 39e 4 t o D LBS. S t l c b ^ . ^ Downy Flak# Wafflos 2 •«» 37' On Sifnday, Mr. Chamberlain 6U OZ PK6 f 9^ G, WASHINGTON 1N8TA.VT A L L P-LAVOR-S—Content*' . SglMocIi r r , 3'.;^. 33 Sunthino Chooz It Crackort Ann Pago M ayohliaito S m TASTES BETTBt ^ COSTS lESSI Ann Pago Salad Drotting BUARTS 39' C o r n p d B o o f -iiNr Uhlanir 2 t •*■* 4 5 * C o f f e e 5 7 c Ma’sSoda 2’' *«'"25r CHOICE STEER BEEF BONELESS SMOKED-:-NO WASTE MINUTE MAID FROZEN AAP Whito Moat Tuna t az UN 2 9 ' Chlckon-Of-thO*Soa •"•innaAauT 7« c u 3 4 *

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIffiSTER, CONN,, THURSDAY. JULY 28, 1958 ■AKOBM8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* THURSDAY, JULY^S, 1988 FAGE^HlRIXEir TWILVB roanri, farm. I met my Congressman and Th* osBtar of th* town Mropfi^off BUGS BUNNY While oak ah'd Ivy poison you . told him I had a lot of Rhode Is­ •ooh y w for the event. AnaWar to Pravioua Putila Court Blocks S«fM y SlgMB Judge Drops AndoWr First RscHpU in^ past ypara enaned I'll eat my deviled eggs at land Reds on my place. The next ------/•0*ir/,CVLV«STIV day he asked the Un-American UK-JMU Ike Disappointed the company to purchase its emer­ '“home. _ 1 Flowtf Show Sense'and Nonsense gency truck. Yfoftaans would not t v n v SCAT# ' e„_OBlherine' E. BeiTy Activitlee Committee to atai^ a n u t JM Sentence in Counts Against T o C a ^ V o te 6 probe' in Rhode Island.— Amoa rin rirju venture » ghfis* as to how. much 'SE] ^ A O i o s a 3 Cuddle o (O ia i< »u the rtceipU’ would be increased Shortly' after buying a chicken Tash. c ie »{ l a n Th« dbOtoi- warned hts patient Goaaip l^easion 4 Pilfer M i S FHA Scandal On Gamiw Bill this ye^r if a money wheel is In Smoke - Relaxation '' 1 Garden flower MUkdl-JCl Corliss Lamont that he should have regular habits. 5 Afflimstlva 1 lU «tC 3 U .use. Patient - But am a man of reg- Please do a little wprk befoha 6 Bulbous Hil '' BIU Opposed CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER e Spinning toy LJUAILSUI (CoMUanad freat Page Oea) (OonMnneB trttm Png* One) vjilar habiU. going to Lunch or home for the flower .< L i u n u i n (DaaUaMB .(rau Page Om )^* Andover, July 28 (S p ecif—At 'However passage may not be os day. '•Tliabks. 11 Cylindrical 7 Russian least one organisation in this t ^ n . Doctor—Tlien how doe* it hap- mountains UUlkdlSIU cress* in truck taxes "stepped oit automatic as the flremkn believe ] en th,{t I saw you ’Vith a heaiitiful The Management 12 Hgrangued M U U E l •ommlttad by trial court to ham Unger and Albert Bhadowltc. the first, in the state to sch e^ k R Newest th* toes of too rhany little people." Local Stocks it will be. Two years ago the Board blonde at four o'cloc1t_in the rtiorn- 14 Gets up taraiRM ■tand." Refusing to answer questions a special referendum to gek of Religious Bduimtion of the (Con­ 9 Genus of Tha Appellata Court aeat tha The big upset came when the ing? On the first day of school the 15 Obvious u a u a ' V put to him oy the subcommittee, voters wish td adopt the provision) gregational Church addpted a S P O O D c i T y willows U H i i n eaae back to Dlatrict Court with Lamont pleaded the Pjret Amend­ House ditched, by a 292-123 vote, ofaF PublicOiiKIt/* A c t'409 analand allAearallow ssarafflesPFIai Patient V That i» one of my reg­ teacher explained that if anyone 16 Lariat the Democratlc-sponsored - bill eaolutlon against legalizing raf- ular habit.s.'. 10 Hang Ss if Inatructioita to enter a Judgment ment 4ritb Ita guarantees of .free and bazaars, is confident approval had to go to th e washroom he 17 Conducts 23 €)oie 44 Wile of acquittal. ' , which would have helped pay for Osfewn A MkMteknwk. Ins. fibs and bazaars and sent it to Uie should hold ■ up 2 fingers. One LAOttS'Ll^W C balanced speebh. . will be voted. It Lady Literate 3.S Assistant 45 Brythohie sea Jud^ K. Barr'att Prettyman new construction costa with 612.- T A Assembly. - pussled little boy plaintively in Art (ab.) 11 Paving Chapter la Army Boeh ’ The Board of Selectmen have Dihdng the paat session the Notice in a cliurch: "Thoae In 2'j Flower «ods wrote the Appellate Court'a decl- 423,000,000 In added automotive' Taa asked: "How's that going.to help?" 20Onager . substance Lamont. an author and eduator, set Aug. 9 Os the date for the-ape- town'sx representative, Ellsworth the habit of putting buttons in­ 2R Lease. 46 Leave out •ion. Judge! George T. Waahing- taxca overt he next 1« years. ^ Bid Askad ciel referendum and the Andover - ^ -- 91 r-itmWinM ' 13 Dcurlum had refused to say whether he was Bariler, ( the. Congressmen F***t National Covcll W e d against the bill snd stead of coins in the. collection ^'flowe*!- * tremens (sb ) 29 Otherwise 48 Solar disk ton and John A. Danaher coa- 'Volunteer Fire Department has’al- 1 lest the tip of my ring finger under Communist control or si- knocked down 224-193 along party Of Manchester . 23 . 33 today th^Rev. Stephen'R. C3iam- plate will please put in tjieir own 49 Pause curred. soclated with Communists at the ready purchased a wheel for use, buttons and not buttons from the in an accident and so did my 24 Tree fluid 1» iT'’" ' ' " -The questioning revolved around lines, a substitutee (Totiu’lnlng Hertford N s ^ s ) beVlsIn, mildster at the Congrega­ 9S W u rv .20 Invoke body 50 Exi^Josixe time he wrote e book, ‘tThe members hope, at the annual Car- tional ChureX made public a state­ cushions on the pews." i father, my brother, itiy grand­ whether Powell, aa No. 2 man In President Eisenhower's proposal' _ ® * ’’ *L**\** ,**''4 " * * ‘ 4 rfiibrar conducted by the company father. and my great-grandfather. 30 There — 21 Flower* like 39 Ever (poet.) S2 Doctors (ab.) Peoples of the Soviet Union.” ment which wHl be read at services . S3 Middling the housing admintstration, kept X A chapter from, the book was to raise money through long-term : and scheduled for Aug. 13. - Sandra Shonamon, meny, verieties,, » '>«h‘ — «♦"<>' ate offleial dlariaa and whether he bonds to be lesued b? a s e rra te ...... 7# Sunday by the Ekiward Shep­ He Well. I suppose you're offloiversln 22 Shield beenfig43 Keen (comb, form) included in an Army handbook. Tqw-n.; Clerk. Ellsworth Coveil pard during Mr. Chamberlsln'a ab­ pt^ity angry because I came home w est Olive. Mich, took them with him when he was government corporaUon. Msneheeter Trust . .. 65 Lamont haa called himself "a Fire InswMes OosapMlas was presented " a petition earlier sence. with thi.s black eye last night. the world fired. Actually, Eisenhower's proposal free-wheeling liberal" but has pub­ Astna Fire ...... 73 76 this wgek signed by 55 registered The Rev. Mr. Chaixffierlain labels ShehT' Not at all. dear. You may 'five draft board doctor was ex­ 31 Point 1 3 >1 5 6 7 & b Powell aaid he kept no oIBclal licly denied that he is or ever was .did not count up to a $101 bil­ voters calling for the special ref­ amining a prrapective reciuit. lion program although it was Hartford Fire ...... 172 182 bazaars aa "a deceiving word," and not remajntjer it. but when you 32 Unit of diary and when M*k H. <^ld- a <5ommuniat. National Fire ...... lOO 107 erendum. He said the petition came hombK ypu didn't have that Doctor Read that chart. « reluctance II \l i3 achein asked him about diaries for based on a special Commission's contends the bill should read "to Lamont, In a statement follow­ Phoenix ...... '88 93 hid been sponsored by the Volun­ allow games of chanceN He said / black eve. \ Draftee - What chart? 33 Island. (Fr.) certain years Powell said he had reflort that that expenditure teer Fire Department and added 5 ing the court's decision, termed tJf* and Indemnltv Ins Uo* in. the statement, the uac'pf gam­ Doctor That'., right, there nn't 34 City in The H already had answered the quee- would be needed to. give the . na­ that it exceeded the required num-. any chart. Yoh're in. boyl dismissal of the indlctnient "a Aetna Life ...... 2S6 270 bling methods to raise funds Sign observed a Greensboro. Netherlands tlon. great victory for freedom - of tion the roads It will need In 10 Aetna C asu alty260 her of signatures by 14. Andover 16 i; The grand Jury accused Powell yearsL “ actually subverts the motives,of N. C.. office: \ 35 Insurance •peach, freedom of the press pnd .Conn. General ...... MO 570 haa 696 registered voters and peti­ giving," anti called the special Notice Employe.s: It's No Pjenlc (ab.) of giving'"obstructive and con- all those traditional frpedome Total federal end federally- Hartford Steam Boil^. . 95 tions requesting referendums Tlie bees ran stinng, mosquitoa - n tiimacioua'* anj|wers to Its ques­ matched state funds under the privileges allowed in the bill dan­ After you take the: 36 Fiber knots which are now heavily assailed oki Travelers (new)j ...... U 2 118 must be signed by st least five per gerous. \ um rmtf Coffee Break bite. tions. , Eisenhower plan w6uld have ag­ cent of the voters, or in this'case ib«a Cmm 38 Rhea (ref. sp.) R n J) 15 IT every side...... ' ' PnMic UttntiM The Slate PTA, State Grang^ r Rest Period The little ants esn fnsk and The Appellate Court found that ^‘Since I was indicted for con­ gregated about 8S8'& billions over Conn. Light Power . 31 peopled 39 Italian city .19 - 21 and State Council of (Churches Powell answered .the queitloned tempt ■ . ■ for refusing to answer a lOtyear, )»erlod. with a . 621 bil­ Conn. Power ...... 43 4'5 Originally the Board of Select­ 40 Bitter vetch 31 it were among the groups which have 42 Typo of boat which Judge Letta ruled h# must Sen..McCarthy's improper ques­ lion federal bond issue financing Hartford Elec. Lt. .. . 80'i 62'4 men had set Aug. 2 as the date for answer. ; fought passage of. the bill. Its BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 44 Solitary 35 tions, this decision is ahothar sig­ most of the cost of building a Hartford Gaa Co. ... 38H , t l ’ i the vote, but because of the re­ OUT OCR WAY r 34 -The Appelate, Court- noted that 40,000-mlle network of strategic backers Included the Stat* Fire­ 47 Bleeding — - nificant. setback to congressional So New CnglaBd quired 10-day lockup of voting Atty. Gen. Brownell, mentioning committees operating in an unlaw­ interstate - highways. ' Tel...... 454 machines following an election. men's Assn. you S A v S.1 Recommit 3 T • . 43>* O^t.xVuE AUWAVS "bribery and other criminal con­ ful manner." .The Senate rejected the bond Haaufartnrwe Comimnlee Tuesday's vote on an amendment v^L> H S 'i A S3 Marsupial Of U.S. men over 60 years old, e e a o , gtoys/ 1 /vjbt a c h a Clvisjo 4(3 1)1 Hi ^3 duct In the federal housing pro­ Lamont was a lecturer in phi­ plan and voted instead for a five- Allied Thermal W. I. .. 98 63 to the State Constitution forced VJER& A SEhJTLS- 64 Staler about one In sevep is In the hps- seHTLSMAW ikiTHe H OTeu-*r' gram." had apeciflcally directed losophy at Columbia University year program which would have Am. Hardwar- ...... 22'i 24 4 the rescheduling. 0'lUSBlO ^ M A H ? SS Masculine >18 that evidence of the activities of pjtal some timp during any one TMg s a r l c>p H ooPDrrcH * 1/5 >16 D7 i 50 until last April when he Jwlth- provided extra federal money also Arrow, Hart, Heg. . .. 53 56 A spokesman for the Firemen's — “V<3UR DOES THAT appcilstien P-'—ell be presented to the grand drew to await the outcome of the for primary, secondary and urban A«*o. Spring ...... 28>i 314 Camlbrar.i said today the. wheel year. AlOO A 'OISTAMT C<3bSini JOWU4 MEAlsi He S6 Meat dishes 5 T hV Jury.. contempt charge. roads. Iiicreased taxes were Bristol Brass ...... 18 20 had been purchased by the Fire Misia /■«*» HAR-RLlviPM /; TUBhi S7 Exhausted r \ Under these circiimatancei, the Unger was one of the defense suggeiited by Senate sponsors, but Collina ...... 11.5 ?\M VCXJ'LU CBASE Department, in anticipation of a POLlCe DOWN 9T 55 Appellate Court aaid, there is a attorneys in the conspiracy trial not provided in the Senate meas­ Em -Hart-'...... 2 8 31 "Yes" vote at the polls. He said ^COPPlhiO WHElsl- gwue DRAW serious question 'whether Powell of the 11 top Communist leaders. ure. Fafntr Bearing ...... 4.3 46 amall teddy bears and Indian THE PEQUOT SPRII40 e v 6 R X AAOoesTLV 1 Persian fairy rnuSEEBELfT’^ iWHENevEC ^tO A »>■ 57 w'ss subject to subpoens as s-gov- HeraM Pbolo. Shadowitx was a former govern­ Yesterday's House vote came, on Landera-Frary Clk. ... 25'i 274 blankets would J>e given as prizes. WATER C O . Met^TlOfO M V “Don’t you think .that for -a tomporary chairman aht’a 2 Operatic solo P y MEN and WO.MEN 4 vtpu'ee ^iM M Se emment witness. It noted ■ the New Sign* saying "Slow Down ment employe who worked on vi­ a proposal to spend 484 394 The Carnibrar ia the Fire De­ GLASTONBURY,. CONN. HOBLB N. Eastern Steel ... 7 ^COl O' TAB making an awfully permanent apetch?" Fifth Amendment's guarantee and Live" have been Installed In tal defense projects. of federal and state funds over ... 6 partment's main means of raising ANCeSTCV.' North and Judd .... 384 > that s person cannot be compelled 25 locations kroiind Manchester, 12-year period, with a series ... 33'a money. It consists of various t Arthur Drus Storis i "to be e witness" against him­ Chief^ Herman O. Schendel said. taxes to help meet the cost. 1 F.iiasell Mfg...... tf'i 11 games of skill, food sales, bingo, X: BY AL VERMEER Stanley Works ...... 6 1 64 PRISCILLA’S POP Asking Too Much self. ! The signs, posted in conjunction B cii'G iirioii Facing The tax increases including o entertainment and square dancing. Read Herald Advs. with a safety campaign with the .cent to a 3-cent total -— in the Terry Steam ...... 120 I The court said. howe.ver, that in ' That the view it toog of the case, it National Safety Council, were put federal gasoline tax and a Torringlort ...... 23'i 2.’) 4 ^ wasn't a was not neceasH y to reach this on the .same posts bearing the Coalition Troubles levies on diesel fuel, trucks U.S, Envelope com. . 92 100 U. S. Envelope pfd. ...-73 78 ver'V fniGndi'y. constitutional question. radar signs' on approaches' to the truck tire.a and'iubea. town. Chief Schendel said he be­ The impact of the taxes Veeder-Root ...... 669>8098 stnictlon of many huge rental held. Republicans and seven Democrats projects. “!>■ $3c proximately SOO.CKK) votes were government pays 60 per cent', and FARM FRESH Dr, Susumu iCagal aaid, "We cast. these other 90-50- matching allot­ GRADE“A” Four Accidents were called too late. Many picked •leriisalem newspapers said the ments: 6315 millions, for primary. Rongts. Rofrigtrafors' MEDIUM EGGS 2 Doz. 99c up were laid on the beach and re-, religious bloc parties would get 6210 millions for secondary and mained there at least 15 minutes Woshon and All Listed bv Poljce 12 parliamentary arata. the 13175 mnUons for urban roads, before artificial reapiratiOp was’ leftist Achdlit Haavoda 10 apd | _ ------— WHOLE or CUT-UP begun." Ofhtr Appliancas the Mapani 8 or 9. Tlie.v .said the NO RTRETCH! Rockville, July 28 (.Special) — The girls, all Japanese students other seats would be divided be­ BROILERS T FRYERS - ROASTERS - FOtVL BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEf At Last BY EDGAR MARTIN Four early morning srcidenti -in from the Tsu rommiinity, hsd tween minor parties, including New London, (jpi—-Harry Jones, the area were reported today by started a week long swimming the Communists and tvv'o Arab "nibber man" in a carnival, broke OVEN READY and CUT SPECIAL FOR YOUR COOKING NEEDS his left leg while dismantling hi* BUZ SAWYER BY ROY C R A N ^ the Stafford Sprin.-ts Barrsck.a of course last TliUisday, likls affiliated with the Mapai. TASTE ohd COMPARE — GUARANTEED TO SATISFY A »«> VOO\> « E T r w » WVPE. A W T)VKX They had gone about 35 feet Tha Herut surge was believed booth. r : ■ ,U 9 «n C M | — the State Police. W t E«WJT TIM E VOO’DE EN)E« I About 7:30 s.m., Doris Degil. 28. out Into the surf today for their due primarily tol unrest over con- E>V>04fEKi MORE THWD OKSt nJNMID(.SOM0r, WUMAKE '«N OnCRYMIPIOIALMT Atnasi i of 11 Smith Dr., East Hartford, final ability test. tirued violence along I.srsel's VOUE' MOItO K\ AT\V\E.t A mountainous wave broke over borders. TThe Herut is led by iBf \iVfN TO* *••• stnick. two trees on JSolton Rd. in MMm A 'Vernon end was te ^ n to the Man­ them. Us powerful ebb swept them Menachem Beigin, former anti- VHBWCNSEtMAKTl chester Memorial Hospital for seaward Into deep water. Shouts British -underground leader. It • treatmenf of Jaceratlons on her of fun turned to terror. advocates finn action in dealing; Ld w SUMMER PRICES face and .kneM. She was arrested with border tensiop. for speeding by Tiooper Frederick Observers expected (he Mapai 1 NOW IN EFFECT Lewis. / vote to be cut, but it had been 1 Marv Says: Meet Mr. Peanut Here! According to police she , was Hospital No^es generally assumed that Ben-1 traveling north, claims she Gurlon would be able to form a : JEDDO HIGHLAND CONNECTICUT strong coalition of his own M rty, y FRIDAY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M, //' pulled to the right to avoid hit­ Patientn Today; H* , ting a car traveling in the opposite the .religious bloc, certain Prp- 1 direction, skidded on sand, struck ADMITTED YESTERDAY; gressives and the Mapai's Arkh »L95CASH COKE S24JM ' Free Gifts and ^mples.Tcf Ml! a tree, glanced off and came to Frank Boyd, 65 Prospect St.; Clif­ affiliates. Per To* Per Ton / reel against the second tree. She ford Adamy. 45 Goodwin St.; iv C « also tpid the investigating officer George Gakelea, 21 I.,aurel St., LONG LECTURE ‘ ORDER YOURS TODAY PLANTERS PEANUTS \she loH her proper driving po.al- Rockville; Mra. Mkria Coma, 162 East Lansing, Tdich. iA*i—A dog Me Ptmiit LiancK Bex OR. JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN tion wheq she slid oh the car's Eldridge. St.; Mrs. (Claire Pepin, sled, kayak, plane and automobile qlasUc seat covers. RFD 1. Rockville: .Mrs. Golds carrlbd Dr. Karl R. Reinhard 6.000 PLANNING TO CONVERT? ~ MICKEY FINN A Geperoua Off cl* I BY LANK LEONARD Schaller,-. 3l Delmont ' St.;. Dennis tor kw KiOdiM PEANUT BUTTER NO, 5WLEY, THEY HAVENT WR0N6 AfiM I SEE/.. ..OKAY.L. " 60RRY...BUT I'M THRC \ She will appear in Rockville miles to give a lecture at Michi­ • IIKIlUI fursliaMerM Bouchard. Carter St.: Douglas gan State college. kVE^ V l ^ COT THE ...NO NAMES WHY SHOULD 1 TAKE THE TAKING ORDERS FRC ClW Court Atig. 28., Copplnger 64 S. Alton St.; Paul >n Rt. 20 in Ellington shortly Dr. Reinhard came from his post See Fluid Heqt*^ Line Of . ’ YOUR black­ nerveT... WILL K , RAP ALONE?...I'LL SING y-TOU iNEANGOAROUNO/ NO,NO-My FOOT M/E JUST FIMSHEP THIS White, 75 Pine St.; Mrs. Nellie BOlLERB — WALL PLA5IE — WARM AIR UMTS mail RACKET MENTIONEO.' TOO/ midnight a Car being drivei) on an ice flow in the Arctic circle ma*nm..(a.ma. 9 S c THE COURSE IVITN ME S iS T O O B A P F O R FIRST SET TOPAY^ Farr, 84 Bigelow St.: Mrs. Flor­ ...THEY'LL by rtehry MclWmott 23. of Ro<'k- ence Roberts, 93 S. Main St. Where he is conducting infectious PRESSURE BURNERS ' TESTIlfYf (W, you JUST IMNT ) VEANf I lOtOW y(X) - m ONE OF THOSE U T T tl) IHAT.SHERIFF! -ANPITHWKTHEV'P villc,\ and ' containing passengers, disease investigations for the U.S. of Plonton Products Rayni^d Gorski. .18. Tolland: Jo­ ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. ■Alto the l,jiteat S-Too A!ir Conditioner HELP MDUA lo t ! Public Health. Service. TO TALK AMUr THE ( good IN FRONT OF THE GCMRNOR E L E C T R IC ^ C A R S? r I MEAN THESE seph t^rtis, 21, Ellingtoh; Ray- Mary Dzlcek. Andover; Stewart (NEEDS NO WATER) TDUMAliEIK. L0UC?j-S0RflUJN'TO M OUBSlMMAKINef riond ^Lnbr, 17, Lawrence. St., Campbell,, Boyer Rd.. Rockville; ■rsr —KwuiaiauTmTBvrrl and Jacqueline Harring­ Warren Gillette. Coventry; Mrs. SUGAR 5 M>. Bag ton, 16,'\ Chestnut St., Rockville, Doris Decs!. East Hartford. struck five fence posts near the' BIRTHS YESTERDAY:- A Stafford »p\yn line, 'f / daughter to Mr. and Mrr. Waller AabiecdioaU CARNATION MILK Daley Wapplng. FORARTY BROTHERS McDernmtt told' police the' hood BIRTHS TODAY; Twin daugh­ mwrr flew up unexpectedly- blocking his COAL — COKE - -FUEL OU. ters to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Juk- cuT-RHrt: „ vision. Poli\e are continuing the bebbiii nis, wapplng. 619 BROAD STREET — TEL. MI 9-4539 Jumbo itiveatigatioi DISCHARG ED ■ y ESTERDAY: WAX PAPER Boxen “ .«w W In anotheA (accident in Vernon Mrs. Dorothy Peoples, 14 Thomas Stuart CampMll, 22, of Boyer Rd.. Dr.; Mrs., tmrothy Allan,,Glaston­ afhomei 'received minor cuts and a ticket bury; Mrs. Ethel Bradley and son. .'.. lay* Dr. Athley Montagu, MAINE LIVE lo b ster s Lb. 55c MISSISSIPPI BACON for speeding “after he- failed ' to WUlimanUe; Mr^. Rose (Cora, 92 prominent social biologiii; You :. CAPTAIN EASY A Plan BY LESLIE TURNER F ^ C ^ .E S AND.HIS FRIKNDS It Worked BY MERRILL C. BLOSSEB make a curve op Mile Hill Rd. and Hollister St.; Lebpard Land, 362 DEERFQKDT PAR5I . / struck a tree. Hartford Rd.i Johh. ZawistowakI, may not agree, but you ran be A * Willimantlo man, Wilfred MORIARTY SALESMAN nSw h T s b e a ^ D «K 0 CATCH U» ANVWAYl HEVE irsTWH(XIPUAArilEK««tsr 0010U ■S3 Mather S t.W illiam . (Crockett, sure this article will be dis- Minced Ham or Bologna^ wi. 39 c US.SUB! He9 ^ l HEAVBNA -\OOT TOM BAMS AND CALM,NOW! ORUGiSOACT JL haPPENTDHMA' VSA(ATS with ' You GOT Me AU. . Dion, 99. struck “the siding of the 20 Fairfield St,; Raymond. Lee, russed, argned.TTrould even THIS StKOCN. WBCNS.Musaa bridge on S, EuIeviUe 'Rd., in STARTINO TOWARD IICANT KIMiA P HE SUSPECTS HE KECITONIZS c a s u a l AHP'\ ■“PaiSY' StUFP? M A N --W ■ Stafford. influence your point of view. e— .SIC! ;MY LBSSNtB.I HIM NITHOUT HIA MASK. HELL PRlENOty...TRVrO Coventry about BwS this morning DISCHARGED TODAY: Horace * MERTON GAY LAST we«c^ IMrDuoh h“hen a car comtne in the opposite Here are some of Dr. Mon- CUT FROM MORREU CTF 1 PARAtyZEPijBr 5I0U WOU-QN/T Fuee FOR. Pagan!.. 59 Homestead St.; Milton CAR...L.I HAVE direction forced hini to the side. Wilson. 9 Silas Rd.;.Oscar Wilson. tkgu's reasons why... and jour­ Mr. Gay, for the paat ee/E ME 'B4F' A - r " ■ eight ,veam !4ervlce Man­ HEAVY WESTERN REEF O 1 t l A PLAN RwurTiMEf Police are also conqnuing this in­ 161 Oak St.; Mrs. Rita Morin, 34 nal mothers' answers. IRS ” 7 ‘ 6 9 '' vestigation Griffin Rd.; Mrs.. Gertrude U *- ager at Morlarty Broth- “ Hatpilals lead lo (fshn- rrs, local Lincoln Mcrciir.V berman, .489 E. Middle'* Tpke.; nssnise ike OMlhssr-ehiM' rela- MORKELIi.’S GENUINE BPRING . M N b O'LAKES Rome has a subway seven miles dealer, haa; Joined their Mrs. (Charlotte Michaud ••••< ef infection than * hospital? totiieri. A long time m l- THURS. god FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. . . . . ,$9.95 PIhs Tax deat of Manchester,, the aUM4V>-Z'M x>* CHANMo m MsgPADOUT’ A s CLAUPE etm.BR AAPHAPEiyMC0a0PI>f0)bat»,iffCB4TlBVUfA«PORTj(^THtt<>Af1OM4(mS? 4.50x14...... $12.95 Phis Tox Homes are hot set np lor this new MorUrty aoleoman SA4BCHN6 THB P»MI9NS._^ FiiAces Hie b e l o n o m m PCM6J*UR tA S O IT A S A I^ M M T i ------V------1 f IV HMCHAN«re7T* 4.^0xl5 . . . . $14.9$ Phu Tax sort ef thing.'' ■ - reshlrs at 41 Wentwood CUCMEAUOVIC MNOLV R ;A a i THE COWTIMTS on THE TABLS.- HAPPKy7HA/HRB0UNCIDy / W O F A «flM M k D lM ^ _ ,,H D M IN N B V IR U ^ Don’t miss this provocative' S t.' He ia married to tlie THEPUtCE. OP VOUt AXKKV AND fUMNS 7.40^14 ■ •• ••••A. ■•..'•• • . . . $15.9$ Plos Tax -Y farmer Isabelle Howard CN-rH9TAeLB up Y />p r:g:>;;g3 f BO Aia8ggB>h/i««i>^^ article. 1 ' OOD ' oad they have ooe child. AM AIM CAN1MD.1D F ID O T H W THXPB o v ie - Tm w 3 ^ Odd BUes; M« Es Fw Prieiw Qd Otlwr Macs P R O V i^ DONS IT JUST N u i 27 other mrticlet, iloriei mod feotmrei. "M ert," os he Is knowa I-1 to Ills-many friends, spent ART four years ia the U.S. Atm y oa Chief ' Warrant ‘ Officer IB charge of vehU ALITY VANS l f ! ! ? i ' o n cl* molntcaance. • l o r i i w i . II 3 6920 I ■ 427 HartlorJ Ud. Manchester,Com Take advaatag* *f Mart’s looBfOnd varied experience when buyw lug A new t J ^ ln er Mercury, er Safe-Buy ueed ear. He can be PLENTY OF FREE PARKING .FR ONT AND REAR OF M A l^ r r l ^L^PHONE^ItchcO f-806« 0|it letfoy— M «R I reaeked anyUnni at MlteheU 6-6165 or MltcbeU S-«M4. :T-W

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ICANCHESTEB EVENINO HERALD,' MANCHESTER. CONN, THtRSDAY. JCLY^S, 1955 './■ f IIANCHESTEB e v e n i n g BEBALO, MANCHESTER. 00NN« THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1955

THE 6% Tilts Separate Top Five Americai^ Herald' Angle *s w ■ r 4 ^ C e ^ r i t Y Closest Peniiant Race Since 1940 When Detroit Edged Cleveland He's Hot EARL W. YOST Pair of Homers Busby Safe o n * Bad T h r o w 1 : ■ MAnokAL LBAOmBM fipuahlnr ths score to *6, tn fheor '? ■ p o r t a l ! ^ " ------.■ ' 1 ot tho O M doag. New York. July 28 i/P) ^ T h e Chicago ...... 58 38 .604 1 Brooklyn. The Chicago Cubs slammed a homer and single to ning'run in tha seventh. Dyck went' run with a single.-. Billy Bruton’s j W L A t . ' OptteolodfiadaaattNrmiitatlw heat waa on In more w ayw w an Cleveland ...... 58 40 .592 2 flattened the New York Giants drive in four runs. Vic Wertz Provide Edge four for seven during the evening, Infield hit jKored tL^e w’iuning tally.! s liiw ^ fflB a ^ ^ N ^ r H n E k E ^ r Y o r ^ bfi Chunel 8 and Boitoh vz. M adia ...... 4 I JOO docoM on a Mb o( wfiOu -Mifi on one'today with only 6<« games Boston ...... 57 41 .582 3 twice^ 4-2 and 9-8. while St. Louis homered for the Indians, who could End Losing !4tresk j running his hltUng streak to 12 Monchoatar'a Joa McCluikey l* | D a ^ t on Chunel* 18, 19, 65... Morlhrty Broa. ...4 X .667 InfloMout aeparaUng the first place New D e tro it...... A3 44 ,546 6'a downed Pittsburgh 6-1.- get only six hits off righthander - Wally Moon blasted a grand In 6th Frame Moneh. Auto Forta 3 4 .888 York Yankees and fifth place De­ ■ These are the sanle five clubs Walter- Dropo was the hotshot games. ’IlM MMoraifii tallMd t«rtoo la Tom Brewer. .Piersall's homer slam homer while Harvey Haddix I coiSr S"thS*^llS6 “ nlUd Sta^ ffenerglly beUeved that u urn, Groan Manor .. 4 .300 the third fraina on atnglaa hgr Jtan troit Tigers In the closest Amer­ who fought it «ut for the 1940 hitter for tlie White Sox, who canle in the fourth with two on off tossed a three-hitler for St. Louis . Cincinnati loaded the bases In Olympic track squad. Currently a 1 Plt^-.ln-chlef has to yell "Play Cuitt. B ry ia IDrauia and Brara ican' Deague pennant scramble in pennant, when the season clo.sed evened their senes with the Yan- Art Houtteman. to end a five-game Pittsburgh win- , Two home runo. sandwiched the 10th inning before rookie Miit broker on W ell St. in New York fi*t » bmeebell game un- Dave Sibrinas pitebad a ona* XIMl Throe walks, tfiveotagtos and 16 years. with Cleveland a game behind De­ around a walk In the lU th In­ keei at one each. Dropo had Gua Zemial's three-run homer Smith singled off loser Clem hlng streak. Moon's homer came in City, M«C»u«kcy doublea a*i<>ei'Way. However, «he rulee don't hitter and Morlorty’a ocorod five on error onafelod Optical to Jump Not since 1940 when , Detroit troit. and New York two games ning netted the Alumni League three hits and sent in three runs for Kansas^City was the big blow Labine to bring in the winning run the eight and clinched the Card's i coach of the famed New York 1 require It. All a man In blue U ttmea in the first inning -lost night to n fi-3 lood in ths fourth, 'tbs . won the flag two days before the back. Boston ran fifth that year, as Chicago drove Eltffie Lopat in the first game, but Washing- again.st Brooklyn. Don Hoak and first win in five games. ' AH Stare their second straight win os the GOa House Gang dafoatod Athletic Qub. recent winners of |»uppoeed to do U xall "Play." but lost night in the annuel benefit looera rang up nnoUior run la the season^ ended has there been such eight games out. froni^the mound in the second in­ ton’s'^Tom Unfiphlett sent it into Duke Snider homered for Brooklyn, 'Hie Chicago Cuds, who had won ; Moncheater Auto Parts 8*6 in a the National A.A.U. team Utle at i *onietlmez he doesn't even do that game against the Coaches at home half of tho iaaiiig. Vflth taro a knock ’em down, drag out race. Kansas City grabbed a double ning. It was Lopat’s seventh extra' innings with a tw-o-run the Duke's two-nin poke being his only once in their last 15 games, Boulder. Colo. Should McCluskey I La*t year a New York baseball National Little League c(mtast at Alumni Field. Danny Renn and Bill down, Tom Tumor wiuliod, Barry To compress the cozy situation, win over the Wa.shington Senators unsuccessful appearance in a row homer in the ninth. The A ’s Bill 35th of the year. Johnny Klipp- poured it on the Giants. They be selected by the Olympic Com- j writer had catchers and leadoff Cfiiarter Dak Pork. Tha win movod stein pitched the tenth to gain Hearn connected for the four-base Krauoa otpglod sad .00 Tumor Mod the Chicago White Sox defeated 6-4 and 4-1. the opener going 11 - three of them starts and four Harrington, third of four pitchers, scored four runs in the first three miltee it wouldn’t be a fiVst. n ie halters check on umpires in 25 Morlorty's to within ono*holf game to roach third oa a pasosd hoU and the New York Yankees yesterday innings, in. other American League in relief. He last won a game on credit for the victory. innings of the opener and coasted blasts to earn the All-Stars a 6-4 of two leading Modtea. ^in ed his first big league "Victory former M uchester High and i K*"***- 'They heard the ump call victory before a large, partisan tha throw from thO catchar acooCad 7-4. and the Boston ReP) -— Big* The records show the important! Vrkterday’a ReiatU Aahburn. Philadelphia. .333. Snider. the White Sox staff, the league aesV.;:;;;:::;: Ameriraa ( Piersall Vital Cogs Brooklyn. .329: CampanHIa. Brooklyn. both the American and National the seventh. Tiny Pockett led off After the controvaroiol play at part Dropo ha-i played in the .327: -KluMowakl, Cincinnati. .3L?: pace-setters. Chicago pitching has & i f V : : : : ; W ajt Dropo once more is a big man 1 Bspion S. Cl-veland 2.' Leagues to manage. When the Red with a home run and Don Renn Sr. second. Hank Oryzb, Auto Porta’ I» Tciilckt White Sox drive since the All-Star Chicago 7, New York 4 Poet, Cincinnati: 312. allowed the opposition 3.09 runs White Box centerfielder Jim Busby is safe ok first running out his grounder to Yankee shortstop *>, lb ...... ,1 6 i 0 8 b with, the bat and all because he U'trolt S-7, Wa.shlnfton i-S. Runa^nlder, Brooklyn. 85:.Bruton, Sox.got wind of the offers, they followed with a single to center. Billy Hunter os Hunter’s bad thraw solla post firat. baseman Bill Skowron in fourth inning of game at pitcher, who hurled a brilliant Moriyty, u. ef ...... i 0 0 0 0 0 flT it NaUonal 'va. Trust, 6:15— game. In a 16-game span he lift­ Boston, July 28 (4>j—Jfhi Pier-y per game while the Yankees have game against Green Manor lost Dowd rf ...... J j 0_1 A/0 has rid himself of bad habits Kanra.s Crt.v 6-4. Washington 4-1 ill). and Eddie Joost at the start of llllwaukee^_74: Maya. New York. 73. Immediately fired Lou Baudreau When Bob McCJabe doubled off the Yankee Stadium in New York, July 27. Looking Ji on the play it Umpire Nesto Chylok. B uAy took Charter Oak. ed his batting average from .268 National sail, Boston’s “other outfielder.” this seasofi to give Klaua hla (vllUam, Brooklyn. 7l: Kluosewakl and given up but 3.18 runs per outing. week, seemed to find hlmoolf and the plate. to .291 with 22 hits in 59 timer at i'hU'aBo 4_;». N-n York 3-8, Poat, Cincinnati and Dark. New- York-. and brought in the one-time third left field wall, the Stara brought In lecbnd on the error. Sox wort, 7-4. (A P Wirephoto). Toio** ...... -J...... » 4”4ttll”i Normtn’a v»- Aeeto A Bylveater, and the left side of the infield are chance after the Red Sox pur:- $9. Ted KIusECwski cools himsflf , . . Oddity Department: Recent­ kept Morlarty’s in chock for the Motors / Since the AU-Star game July 12. bat. He drove^in three runs in the Miluank-r 2. Philadelphia 1 the unsung men of the Red Sox baseman with the Athletics and Renn to hurl. He promptly threw Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3 (10). chased him from the American Buna Ratted In Snlfler, Brooklyn. off between Innings. The rest of ly 26 players were called upon to Red Sox. « Higgins managed for a third strike post WsHy Fortin root of the idght. However, the AB B H f 6 A B Verplanck. the 8-5, 220‘pound Chicago white Sox’s 7-4 victory yesterday in St. Louis 6. Pitl.-hurzh 1. push to within three games of the Ennis. Philadelphia. 79: . Maya. pinch hit in the major leagues and Curry 2b ..... Assn. the ^ntional League would like to eight years tn the minora -.before but Charlie -.Graff came through Auto PorU could do Uttio with RoUimon e ...... 1 0 Friday, July tt Sox first baseman has looked more boost his RBI total since July 12 Standlaas American League lead. New York, 74: Kluszewaki. Cincinnati. not one collected a base hit. How­ VilSfs like the Dropo of 1950 when he hit American His fielding has been sparkling— 72: llodces. Brooklyn and Murial, St. see the" big-armed Cincinnati first signing-as skipper of the R e d with his second single to score men West'Coast Writer Sibrinsz as ha coasted on^his five- B. Krs)us ss . . I 1 1 4 1 1 N aatffs vs. Elks, 6:15—Charter to 17. TTie names in the headlines are isouls. 71. ever, three reached base on walks run load and was accorded encel* nob cf ...... i 6 1 1 0 0 .322, tied for the American i W L Pet. GBL and his fancy glove work has baseman remnln that way when Sox. .. Bat boy Charlie DiOlovan- from second and third. A fine Telcos Receive Scare Oak. His greatest hitting streak was N*'w Y(>rk ...... 3K .612 those of left fielder Ted Williams, Hilo—Aartin, M-tlwaukee. 124; Bru­ mil' two' otliers got on via niis- lent support in the field. The win­ Seolcit lb, p 0 8 0 S 0 League's runs-batted-in title with < 'liiraBo ...... everybody hustling. Klaus is ton. Milwaukee. 121: Kluazewaki and he goes to bat. ni of the Dodgers ia married and throw from centcrfield to second Denied New Trial HsmIUon rt . ..a 0 0 0 0 1 Harm's vs. BA’s^ 6:lf^—Mt. Nebo. six In 11 times at bat during the bf< .6(N 1 who load.s 'the team in batting plnys . . . Roger.* Hom.sby, former ners played errorleae boU for the Smith If, lb .. ('Ipvpfiin^l ...... 5*1 40 .592 »> making plays on balls that would Poet, Cincinnati ami Dark N‘ w York has three children... Veteran 0 0 0 1 0 AnsalcU'a y*. Lawyers. 6—Ver^ 144 and hit 34 homers as a mem­ recent Yankee .series in Chicago with a .340 while playing in 43 of 12n. National League batting champ base caught Graff trying for two Turner ib ...... 3 1 0 3 3 0 Rn.vton ...... *>7 41 .582 1 have been Wta against other Sox catcher Walker C?ooper of the Cubs U m Angeles, July 38 OP) — second succeaslvo night. Campooeo p planck. ber erf the Boston Red Sox. in which the Sox took two out of D'^froii , . ., ...... 5.1 44 546 6** the 98 games, right fielder Jackie ' Doublea—Locan. Milwaukee, 2h, Sni­ and manager of six big league bases on his hit and that ended the Before Downing Case’s ...... 0 0 b 0 0 0 "Y es, W alt sure is playing ball shortstops in recent years. der. Brooklyn. 23. Ree.'4e. Brooklyn says his baseball hero has always Sports (xilumnlat Vincent Fin* Sibrinsz didn't allow a hit until Bo. Krouto It, 1 0 1 0 Spencer vs. Motor Sales, 6— three. KHfi^ns v’lfy ...... 41 .VI .414 19’ Jensen, with 76 runs batted in, clubs, blasts cuirent day players rally and the game. the fifth frame. Howes hit for us these day." said Manager WHshliiffion ...... 14 M .15! 26 Hatton, another National League and Ashburn. Philadelphia, 23. Repul* Rockville Nine been Byi Dickey of the Yankees, herty nnd tb t Henrst PUMish- WaddeU. For the season his record now- ...... 29 and first baseman Norm Zauchin akl, 3t. Louia.'21. In Sport. “The curse of baseball Inability to cash in on the hits Total*; ...... i/...... 34 t 'o t t 7 " i Marty Marion today as the White Balllmore 67 .302 castoff, is doing some outstanding a great catcher for the Yankees tng Co. hnve been denied * new grounder over the third base bog Saturday, July 80 stands at 53 RBI's compared to National with 20 home runs. Triples—B r u t o .n. MllwauRep and today.” Rogers says, “ is the satis­ cost the Coaches the decision. In Standings •'Scanlon belted his fourth -homer for the only safety...... /...... I 1 0 3 0 0-« Sox went into the third game of Prnoklyn ...... *.57 32 .677 fielding himself. Grady is death to I./4>na, Plllaburjfh, 9. aeven plavera tied during his playing days and now •W L trial Of n -Ubel suit In wMeh Motoro ...... 0 0 8. 1 _0 0—8 Green Manor vi. Medics, 6— 44 for all of last year; when he . Bur it’s taken timely singles to with 7. fied. ball player, the young fellow the second inning, Mel Cushing led Pet. of the season. Morlorty's mode savcral fins RBI: Ck^er, Bawy. B ' IDrause. the Yankee series trailing the MilwaukPA ...... 54 44 .551 12’y curving line drives and slow roll­ In Final Round a Yank coach... There are 8.000 1 .916 fomer henvywetght fighter , Charter Oidc. batted .281. He has a total of 13 NVw York' ...... 52 48 .520 16 enable the Sox.to win 37 of their Home Bun.s^Snlder. Brooklyn, 35:. who 1s pretty pleased with him­ off with a home run on the road In Man. Auto Parts . .. 11 Psgoni'a Soda Shop and the fielding plajrs with the outstaadiw »b; <^rry; lob: Motors 4. Qptl- league leaders by only one game. .S10 ers In his territory. He's known as KluaiC’wakl. Cincinnati and 5Iaya, New sailing clubs affiliated with the centcrfield but three more hits In Telcos ...... 11 3 .903 Lon Novn won 886,660 dnm- fOl 10: bb: Campooeo I. BooUrtA Kot- Monday, Aug. 1 homers. Laat year he hit only four. Phlladplplua ...... 52 50 16’u lost 48 games, too. And the quar­ self for making the major leagues one being turned in in the fourth 1 » 3; oo: Seolert 10, KoUey bo: Corrected Bad Habits ('hlraRn ...... 4*1 5.1 20 a clutch man with a bat. Tues­ York. 32; Bank.s, Chicago. Poet, North America Yacht Racing .273 4: Gros-itea vs. P a ^ n l’s, 6:30— .475 tet of Piersall, second baseman Cincinnati. 25. Rockville'!) entry in the District and who doesn't have u y burning the frame failed to score another Paganl's ...... 3 8 »**»• CompMoo 1 fy firau in M - Soalort 8 "I would say Walt ia hitting bet­ Sf Louis ...... 44 51 .461 21 day night his single tied the score Union... Walt Kondratovlch, for Superior Judge Newvomb inning by Mocione. Bert Basker- ('Incinnad ...... 42 .65 .431 24 Billy Goodman, shortstop Billy Stolen J^aes—Boyer. St. Louts. 17. Three LiUle League p'l a y o f f a desire to knock himself out trying run as the bases were left loaded. Oros-ites ...... 3 8 .273 Tille hit a drive to deep left that fto £ n m a 1" .• J-4; hbptjfimleit (Btaa- Charter Oak. ter because he has corrected bad 1-1. He scored two rims after sin­ Bruton. Milwaukee. i4; ('rllUam, mer Columbia University end .and Condoe VuM against the de- ehort): u^'N etll. AnscIwKs; pb; Bar­ Auto Parts vs. North Ends, 6:30 rittsburgh ...... 38 62 .380 29U Klaus and third sacker Grady The victors grabbed the lead for Case Bros...... 2 11 .154 Teles* (S) batting habit," the lanky manager White E a g le ' C’liib TODAY’S r.AMIU gling twica yesterday. Brooklyn and Temple. Cincinnati. 12, gained a spot in the finals by to do just a little better.” The A1 Sherman, ex-New York Giant ah r h po a e rbl rendonU. ' A Jury tn his court looked for on instant Ilka it might ry 8. Carrier, Ilotliman 1; 1: Coi^ Hatton have had ’em when they Maya. New York. 10. Rajah claims baseball needs niore the first time in the fourth on — ...... „ _ Atbee 3b ' ,. oil the way. Maciono raced poooo; Scorer: Wotaon; Tims: l:l(k —Oval. rontinued. "N o longer does he take Anipriraii' pinning a cni.shing 9-'2 defeat on football back, head the Bridgeport ...... 3 *0 0 1 2 0 0 leld last June 1 Hint Flaherty mo Optical vs. Police A fire, A— Balllmnrr—Gary v » were needed. Coming Bark Strong Pltchlnn (Baaed on 8 declaiona) — Jim Riveras, Stan Musials and Dan Banivage’s single, an error Cellar-dwelling Case Bros. FUnkr 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 bock to make a one-handed stab ot a long lazy swing. It's sharp with 8rhHllt*ck <3-3» \ Newcombe. Brooklyn. 17-1, .944: Loea .Stafford Spring* la.st night at University coaching staff this fall and Hearn's two-run single. With managed to throw a scare into the ** ...... 3 0 0 2 6 1 I ivaa wrong in colling Novn n DmOUfAnONAIe UBAOim WaddeU. Plans Ocean Trip Piersall got the hits that beat Goodman, the long-time Red Sox Brooklyn. 9-3 .750. Kr.akin** Brook­ Knos Slaughters . . . Hornby's Ilfc- ...... 3 0 0 3 0 8 0 tha ball at the fence. a imrpoM- Be is getting more riuraifn at Now York—Johnsem i3-I) handyman with a .310 lifetime Olympic Field in,Stafford Springs. with Kondratovlch the No. 1 man two out. Bob Slocks lined a double second-place Telcos last night b'e- sh*15 ib / Mtwnrd for Mo nctiona In a Btoattaga I PonticeUi's VS. Bantly’s, 6:15— power now that he la hitting more v.« T«rl“v Cleveland’s third place Indians lyn and Marhe. New- York. 9-4. .692 ti)ne baiting average of .358 is ...... 3 0 0 10 1 0 0 Saturday night wlU soe Uit first riovoland at Boston—Wvnn (12-4) vs averafte. started off the se«J»n Arroyo. St. l,«oula. 11-5, .688. Last nighl'.s v'r'tory was a sweet to score the final run of the In­ fore bowing 5-2 in a Rec SoftbsJI Sesninn rr.'! ...... 3 2 1 o n 0 1 fight with , ox-henvywelght W. I* Pet ’•'Oval. off the front foot. And he finally I two g^es behind New York) Strlkeouta—Jones, Chicago. 128; Rob­ topped only by Ty Oobb'.s .367. A Saturtlay contest of the season. The White Eagle Deep Sea ParnoM «3-2». twice irr as many days. With the with miseries at the plate. But one for the winner.* who were Cal Hogue. Williamsport pitcher ning and give the SUrs a 8-1 edge. League contest at Charter Oak P*!;""'', '' ...... 2 1 2 2 0 0 0 dmmpion Joe Lonia In n fight Aeeto A Sylvootar.. 4 0 1.000 Auto-Parts vs. Green Manor, 6— ot rid of that Fenway Park (Otily fcamoN srhrdulod ) erts. Philadelphia. 123; Newromhe. cliniinaled from the tournament mcnibcr of baseball's Hall of in the Eastern Lesgue. haa been ...... 3 12 10 0 2 Gome time will bo ot-6 o'clock at Fishing Assn, will travel to Rock- score tied 1-1 'Tuesday night, manager Mike Higgins has kept Brooklyn. 107; Conley, Milwaukee. 105 The score remained the same Pl-Jk. The victory enabled the Donahue 2b ...... 2 0 1 3 3 n 1 iepL 36. 1941. Anoaldl’s ...... 8 8 jiOO Charter Oak. fwing.” Nallnnal Fame; Hornsby batted over .400 released on $100 bail. Hogue was Charter Oak Pork. Groan Manor port. Mass. Saturday for another Brooklyn at ('Inrlnnali laca la the Intomotional tittle the ball height and carry over the travel by bus, the Silver Lane Co. Pittsbunrh at St. Louis (N>—Hall u d went to second on a passed Teevee baseball menu this'week­ players have been cut from the Corn rf ..... Mectone l( ...... 8 1 1■ 8 * 0 * 0 - 0 joague lost night with on 8-6 tri­ New. Haven, July 28 (P)—^Top close blit high left field wall at (1-0) vs Shm idt (1-1). put the Sox ahead 3-2 and they a double and a walk In flive New York. 81; Smith, ('leypiand. 75; nings in which he retired all six hits, with Iht former crashing a .3011100 BIbrIne*SIbrIne* p ...... 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 providing the transportation. Goodman, Boston. 73: Tuttle, Detroit ball and scored easily on Billy end folloiys: Saturday — Kansas training roster of the Detroit N. Vltlner 3b .,3 0 3 3 5 0 1 umph over Norman’s at Vorplonck seeded Joan Sullivan, Belmont, Boston's Fenway Park. > went on to a 6-2 victory. chances yesterday. 70. batters. Hearn was the night's bat­ home run.. The losers grabbed a Lewis lb __ Aneald) 3b ...... 2 1- 1 _ - 0 0 ‘ ' 0 0 Frutting's. long single to center- City vs. New York on Channel 8. Lions of the NaUonal Football ting star collecting a single and ..3 0 0 6 0 0 0 Ted’s Best Rooter Soltyo 2b ..2 1 1 3000 School. Dave McKenna |*tdted Maaa., advanced to thi; fourth “I know I hit better In big ball Anyone Interested in joining the SWIM STARS ARRI\^ Fighting Spirit And he came op with a fielding Run.T Batted In—Kaline, Detroit. 77: Sunday — Kansas City vs. New 1-0 lead in the first inning before Clinton «* ... .8 0 0 1 1 0 0 Gibeon r Jensen. Boston and Boone. Detroit 76 field. Rockville added another run League a homer, scoring twice and ktioqk- the Telcos knotted the score in Peretlo If ... ..3 0 0 4 0 0 0 ...... 2 1 1 8 0 0 3 tha nmto tor the victors winning round of tingles In the Connecticut parks," Wait added. ‘Tm not al­ club may Inquiry, at the club's Tokyo, July 28 (4h— Seventeen Klaus, the scrappy Uttla guy gem deep behind first to throw out Berra, New York, 68. Mantle. New Marchese 2b CavaCnaro - ee ..S 0 1 1 8 0 1 from Spring Grove. 111., isn’t In the third. Ing home four runs fo. the win­ tiie second. Both rivals tallied a .30.02200 Watches RSox Win I.,ucaii rf .. a 0 0 I 0 0 0 hie second straight victory. He State Tennie championships for ways going" for that long ball with meetings which STe held monthly, American fllars, Including pinchhitler Dale Mitchell in the York 64' Javaraut'kus waa given his sec- Rorers rf .., .2 0 0 0 0 0 0 the dates to be announced. exactly unknown. His fighting seventh inning. Hits—Kaline. Dftroil. 139. Smith ners.' Corky Fisher .played a fine single marker in the third but the (.nltbcrte lb 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 walked five b a tt^ while striking junior girls yeaterday with a 6-2, the result 1 have been hitting more Nisei aces Ford Konno and- Youhi ortd straight walk and moved to Totals Crle c( ...... 3 0 0 8 0 0 0 to right field ahd getting singles. Oyakawa. arrived by plRne today spirit has been acknowledged as In their last 48 games since the Cleveland. 123: Fox . Chicago. 122 game afield for the Stars in the victors added two more.in the ...... 36 a 6 16 14 1 3 out one. Jim Mistrstta. the loeer, 6-1. victory over Brenda Sweeney, Kuenn. Detroit. 121; Power. Kansas Second on a pas.sed ball. Fruiting Telcos ...... 0 1 1 2 0 1 X—5 Boston. July 28 tfi5—Barbara started for Norman’s but was ra­ Hamden. Lorraine Lewds, Yonkers. But outside of the few changes ■ The first varsity tennl^tcairt in uplifting to the club and his J 9 I ^J’*)-_. K*fi)e of a doublehealder. at .ClDV ,U6...... three innings he worked. fourth and their final run in the .Case's- - ___ ...,....,41 Q 1 0 .0.0 Oi-2 Totola .. .80 *i "i 15 "i "o *8 fon.the U Sr.Japan-awimmlng meet .'then drove a long fly to rtghlfield •Joyce Wtlllams,-7-year-old deughr Aoto Parte t>n{al Kanaas s-i*. /«wi Jfn- » in the feb^t.h and waa blasted for Huntlnyton rt .. .0 0 0 O\0 0 ■ w’here in spring camp because of 8#»n, Boalon. 19. scored. three hits'uid three runs. North Ends-Rockets Clash Tom Yawkey, wife Of the club McCurry rf .... .1 0 0 0 0 0 morittrs tn tha and thlrt Goodman ...... ,235 ' ' .287 Stafford came roaring back in seasoned veteran Alvin Dark. Stolfn Baaf'fl —niVAra. rh>'caeo. 15; It was the second straight owner. TnUls ...... If 0 1 » 8 1 fromoa and their Booclng Pieresll ...... 219 .260 J^naen. Boptot) and Mlnnjw. C^tcaiTD their half of the third scoring with two moika I in the sixth ^ It took injuries to M ilt Bolling 11; Buaby. Chicar^ and Hunt**r. NVw success for the Stars fn the annual Bobby Jo, only child of Williams, MoriartylarW...... Ts 0 - 0 _ 0 . 0 - _X , M*tton ...... 181 ,240 twice on solid base hits by Joe 3b: TOlty*: dp: GrxvbBriyb to WhltesRll final inning. y^orm oB’s Jnmpod ^ork, 9. / clash, having won last year's game Tonight in Rec Cage Loop is here on a visit' from Miami, to ... M. Simmons^...... bb: SibrtiSlbrints 8. GrsYbJ Pltrhlna (Baa^d if>n 8 dcrialnna)-- Kaschuluk. DeLoge and Ken John- “ ” Into a 8-0”lfiid in the first frsme 2 - 1 although the Coaches came Fla., where she llv^s with her Bvrnr. Nem York. 9-2. ,818. E)onovan. 4: so; Stbrinn 8, Grsyb‘ 8; vp) " I Orsyo; Orsyb drow.. 22 up with a three run rally In the w: Sibrinas (4-3); I: Grsyb (1-1); and oddidfiiagla runs Ib tha third, Chlcaiff), 13-4. .765. Konatantv and mother,' who divorced Ted in May. Roof f'avea In The Rec Pummer Basketball .• Baskervill* 2; u: LaKoM, Surpreiuuit; fourth and otsUt Morgan, York. G-2. .750r‘ ‘ Horft final inning. Rain in the last frame Scorer: Evans; Time; 1:81. Pastrano Celebrates Birth D**troft. 10-4. .714. , The roof i-eiiily caved in on the washed the runs from the books League rtaumes action tonight at I M ott McOMfroy crasbad tw6 o f Strlkpouta—Sror». /CUv^land. 154 Stafford boys in the fourth. After WE MUST SELL and gave the verdlpt to the young­ the. West Sid* with the North EndJ nel. ever play major league base­ AasoMi’a six hits whllo Regor Poe, Turky. NVw York. J42;. Hoafi. D^'trnlt ball? AMBUOAN UM.OUB 96. Sulltvan, Botton. 8"" Garcia. Cole drew a base dn balls. Bob er team. Package Store meeting the'' Standings Mika Grcnla aad Jim Antonio ooeh Of Son by Beating Spieser Cleveland. 86. Morris grounded to DeLoge who . All 8l*r« (6) .A. Wid Matthews won an eut- Roc'kets, a new entry. Game time : W L Pet. Mfiloetod two Mngtos to account threw wildly to fii'st base send­ ah r h po a e rbl fieider with the Athletics hi 1638 for all c f tha lossrs’ hits. S. Fi*hcr )> , . .10 0 0 1 0 0 is scheduled for 6:30. nnd the Scimtors in ’34-35. Spencer R u bber...... 5 1 ing Cole to third and Morris to I ‘ Banlvagr p. 2b I An Incomplato boK sears was 1 Chicago,' July 28 'Ah— Havjng . .2 1 1 2 0 0 Tonight's contest is the first in Q. The batter hits a shOrp liner Manchester Optical 5 3 W E H second. Bob Lanz was called in to Tm'^rdy c ...... 1 0 0 4 0 0 turned in on lost night’s eonteat, been informed just before ring IVulmeggers Lose Amlrault r .,. a week. Monday's gome between j to right center. The ruiuier from Police A Fire ...... 8 8 .500 pinch-hit for Tommy Hepton and .'.2 1 0 4 0 0 0 thus ths reason it aria not used time that he had become the fa­ C. MshfT M ... ..1 0 0 0 .3 0 Nssslff Aims and ^the Manches­ BY BEANS REABDON third crosset the plate. ’The right Manchester Motors 0 /7 .000 belted a towering three-run hbincr ) Rf'im Jr. *a.p . with today’s story on the game. ther of a bouncing baby boy, .2 1 1 0 2 0 I ter Auto Parts was postponed be­ 34 Years in National Leiague fielder then traps the bell, but the III Am ateur Event over the cenlei-field barrier. With Richard 2b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tonight at fi (/clock, Isague- Willie P a stru o was in a ducing H^arn Od, p ... ..2 2 2 0 1 0 cause a number of players were Written for N E A Serviera runner, after touching home, Monchoatar Optical toovod wrlth- only one out. Gordon- Flank got I i l b ...... ieoding Aeeto A SyWeator maets mood last night at 'Chicago Sta- ..1 0 0 4 0 0 scheduled to play In the T w iligh t! Queation: Babe Pinelli seemed thinks it has been caught. He in one-half gomh of first ploca u his second hit a double down the I Manchuk lb ... .1 1 0 6 0 0 Norman’s. The taadars arin be >dium. i Muchester, N. H., July 28 i/Pt— I Aloaky 3h ..... Baseball Leag^ue the same night, to yalHng at the New York Manchester Motors foiled for their leftfleld line. Flank advuced to ..1 0 0 11 1 heads bock to third, but the throw ■atfidng their fifth straight win of Dave Sullivu. 32-year-old oU deal­ NEW 1955 II Stork* 3b ...... 2 0 1 0 2 0 Coach Joe Morlarty’s RockeU 01»nU’ ground crew. It had failed beats him and he la tagged. What oeventh straight tinie to gain a H* showed off his iiimble foot- third after Koelsch bounced a sin­ 11 Kma*h rf ...... the second round. Q. Where did the Philllea come ; work, plus one of the best left er frorh Needham, Mass., u d A1 .10 0 0 0 0 will be playing their first-league to covert one half of the infield is the coll here ? second round Win, losing last night gle off the shins of DeLoge at 11 Daiflc cf ...... : \ 0 0 0 0 0 0 game. The new entry replaced finrlng a deluge. Why waa the um- up with Marv Blaylock? jabs in the llght-heayyweight Faenza, 34-year-old beer salesman Duffy If ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 . A. The moment be creoaed the 6-8 to the..Opticlana at Waddell third. Koelsch. went to second on plre yelling at them ? They're only A. BIsylocIc la p former G lu t ru k s sipce Pittsburgh Billy Conn, frotp Providence, R. I., meet to­ Pockett If ...... 10 10 0 0 0 Manchester High when the latter v«uin.r . t th.r^T Th.v-.^ pintc to .legally score n ran. It be­ Field in/ on American Laeogue a.j>assed ball. Javarauckus drew ■ M»‘achani rf ... .. 1 0 0 0 to carve put a unanimous 10 round day for the New E n glu d Amateur 0 0 0 forfeited its second game' last working fellows who have nothing game. The wiiuiers were out hit Yeaterday^a Siara farm h u d whe hit 28 home m m another base on balls and Friitting Malt^mpo rf .. ..1000 1 0 b came impossible for hipi to Be pnt MOVED batting .80S for Symciise Uat decision oyer Chuck Spieser. golf Championship. week. to do i^th the game. 6-4, but ths Motormen’s pair of out. fanned for the second out of the Totals ; ...... Answer: The umpire le In aenaon.. Referee F r u k Gilmer scored Faenza had the easier time in .•23 6 6 21 13 1 6 . The North Ends will be out to Q. Did Vernon Lew receive hurlors oDowod 11 free paaoea dur­ yesUrday’s semifinals, defeating inning. Roberts then helped hi.* charge of 'a gome once It starts. Pltdting — tiaxrmy Haddix, Q. The batter hits a sharp the nationally televised fight gain its third win in four starts. credit for a 'victory when he ing the course of the night oad ffasfAT mtvIc* to our cintoniort— wo liovo Dr. Ted Lenezyk of Newington. own cause by lining a scorching C'oarhB* (4> He orders the field eoverod If It Cardinals, pltehad a thraa-hittor grounder down the third base line 98-94 for the\19-year-old New Or­ PONTIACS ,I ^Dairir cf - 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 After copping its-- first two out­ pitched 18 innings of ag erne the FVnnkie IQebarth opened the to dofoat tha Plrotoa fi-1, for hla Conn., semiflnalist in the National liner to right centcrfield scoring ratiu. The ground crew worka roHril storo (femtoriy 1099 Main St.), to our u d the ball hits a rUnner on third leans boxer who now lives In -cCaMcOabo cf ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 ings, Coach Wimpy Wilson's crew pitched 18 innings of a game the gome by oingling but was soon third straight victory, and hla Miami Beach,\ Fla. Judge M Amateur a year ago. 5 and 4. Flank but Koelsch was out at the Fortin 2b. 3b ...... 3 0 0 % 2 0 0 lost a thriller ’ to league-leading under hia (HrecUon. They ear- erased os Optical pitcher Tom Kel­ ‘1 storf ot who has one foot on the base. Is Sullivan was forced to the 18th plate trying to score. BEFORE JULY 30th! Graff ** ...... 4 0 2 0 0 0 3 toiniy have aomethlng to do wlUi waukee this season? Mxth in hla loot soron games. the batter out ? Heintz called lt\95-91 u d Judge ^ *h ln * lb ...... 3 1 1 6 0 0 and undefeated Nassiffs. A. No. beenuae he left with the ley bounced into a force out After HStting—Walt Dropo, White hole for a 1-up victory over Ronnie With a four-nin cushion to work DlBattistq c ...... 0 a game onee'it storta raining. A. Yea. The ealy time a’ hue- John Bray 97-88. \ ^ 6 10 0 Norm Burke, who owns a 19- ■core tied end his reliever. Bob 7)ony Blanchard reached, inoving Sox, slammed three conaacuUve Quinn of West Warwick. R. I., son on and his teammates sensing vic­ (''arlBoit 3b. p ... ..1011200 point scoring average and Wilson Q. Did Wid Matthews, the m u e r, on or off ham, le eafe when Spieser. 26. of Detroit, proved a Diana If ...... 3 01 1 0 3 0 Friend, was credited; There is a Kelley to occond, Don Carrier hits end batted In throe rnna to rugged. If not slow’, opponent, for of former Rhode Island Gov. Rob­ tory. Robert throttled the opposi­ WE NEED with a 12-polnt average pace the Cubs” director of player person- hit by • batted ball la under the In­ Srfar rf ...... • 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 controversy Os the' result of the grounded to third booeman. Bob lc4td Chicago to 7-4 victory over ert Quinn. tion with ease the rest of the vvay. Pockett rf s..... -J 1 1 0 0 0 1 field flv rale. Then he moat be on the spring Pastruo u d did well Northies. Stellar Lou Desci joined ndiag, Seelert's left fieelert grabbed the Yankoea. considering he has had only five Quarterfinals Javarauckus gave the big ci’ovvd I Johnson ' p ...... 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 the team in its last outing juul bnae. Even under the Infield fly I v?0r 'D^ck. p .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 reminded that they'must first re Q. Where was Nelson Burbrink, boll and flipped to Bryan Krouoe pro^ scraps since being Npischarged In the quarterfinals played In a thrill in the sixth crashing a Rf'nn Sr. 2b, p threw in 11 points whil? con­ rale, n runner atiiick by n batted .1 1 10 10 0 port to the outdoor court before the surprising catcher for the who mode a diving catch forcing . New Haven Btato'TsoclMca Ool- frofti the Army last Api the moniing. Sullivan defeated Iremendoun home run u d scoring trolling. the backboards. moving to the East Side Rec to ball la out If off, baee. I Tntalii ...... W 4 10 IS S 1 4 Cardinals, when the season start­ the runner, at third. 'Wayne lega’s 1649 varsity footballers Spieser was regardedv a fine Billy Horne of Andover. Mass.. Plank who had walked. In case of rain, the teams sjre play indoors. Broad St Q. A1 Dark of the G lu ts swung 1-up. Faenza downed A L Winters All 8I*ra ..... O 0 0 S 0 S x—« ed? . Reynolds reached on on error telliad 386 points tat nine gomes prospect after a great c^legiate The finals in District Three will/' Coschfn ...... 0 I 0 0 0 0 3—4 sepring- Blanchard. ’Two peoaed u d the ball hit hia ihoulder. Was of Bridgeport, Conn.. 3 u d 2. I 3E6: McCt))r. Stnrk.; hr; Cufihlnz, A. He wns nt Rochester until against only 89 end led the nraco's record at Michigan State, during be played In Rockville F r i< ^ balls scored Corriar end Reynolds, he h it by a pitched ball or was.it Quinn (iefeated Fred'Campanelll night at 6 o'clf)ck and Windeor i Renn Jr., lirarn. Pocket); »b; Man­ called up on June 4. small collagea in defensa. a strike? which he was captain of th^l952 chuk; dp- DaicI' to DIBattialo; bh: U.S. boxing team. of Providence 2 u d 1 u d Lencyzk Ix^cks is the other finalist, jf J Jnhnenn 1. Fisher 1: ao: Johnson 2 A. It ia a strike bepaiiee he „ He atill has power u d aho\)ld eliminated , defending champion Rork^lllo <|M / Fisher 2. lUnlrace 2, Hearn 1, Renn Rosen Out at Second We*re Now In A Position To Offer You swung nt the ball before It hit him. Robert Gramt of Wethersfield, ah r h ppr a a rbl Jr.. 1; Illie off; Johnson 3 (or .3 runs do- better if the International Box­ Plank 3b ...... 3 2 2 J 2 0 0 ■In 4 Inninzs: Von Deck S for 3 runs Q.| I f n base line conch ia hit by ing Club wishes-to match him, with Conn., i u d 1. Kofliwh If ...... CLEAN USED CARS IN TRADE! In 1 1-3: Oarlsnn 0 for 0 runs In 2-3- i ;r- u owrthrow i* the ball in play? someone he c u . catch. Sullivu shot a two-under-prfr JAv&rauckuff lb Fleher 6 for 1 run. In S: Banlvaxe. O (or . .A . Vee. as long as the roach did 70 to conquer the tough Quinn in Pniitlni: 2h, m » rune In 2: Hesrn S (or 3 nin. In Pastrano. who i gained light- Robert* n , . 1• 1-3:■ ■ Renn Jr 1 (nr a 0 runs In M : w; m t IntmtionnUy get la the throw’s heavy recognition with a recent the afternoon test. Sullivan took Coir 2b Banlvare:. ize: 1: Johhahn:n: pb DtRatllsln . . I. - \1ctory over Joey Maxim, now "haa u early 2-up edge but- Quinn Morri.’^ c .. 2: u: Knvls-Ker_r-Mkrlno: Scorer: Ens- Q. How ia the last name of Don birdied the fifth and eighth to even Hepton ; rf . land: Time: L50. B e e r 32 vJctoriea four losses U d four Sa»*yer *cf * O 0 O 0 Ires, Batteries and Sfesaent, the new Brooklyn pitcher, the match. Sullivan w-on the 15th I.4in* rf ... draws In four years of campaign­ 0 0 1 3 BREAKS OWN RECORD pronounced? ^ ' ing as a pro. u d Ifith with pars. Quinn won the Carter cf? .. 0 .0 0 1 A .’ Boh-sent.. I7th with * bridle four but Sullt- Ludtogton, Msch... July 28 (P)— He outweighed -Spieser 175 Total* . 24 9 /9 ^18 *7 2 *R Two defending chainpioiui, leading Q. Do the hijes limit the pounds to 171 ui^cf ...... 4 1 2 3 I 0 ^0 likely to retain their tltIei_today A . Ma, bat fleldera’ glovas-raamt 1.350 in the sweltering weather Scoarell/If ; ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 Goodyear fkto ry Method Recapping over Dr. Lenezyk. DoJjogf/St)DeI,aOge ...... 3 0 1 0 2 1 0 In the National Field Archers be,afere than IS inchee long. u d the net gate was 32,029. .3 0 1 championships. Reuben Powell, .'•"Q. Ia Robin Roberts o f the Phil- OldenBf.'i g" lb .3115 •' • ■ \ ' .'i, ■ Koloit>’ a* ... .3-0.1 0 LUCKY Chula Vista, Calif., marksman, s h o u ld Mea a good hitting pitcher? bat h# hit lo frly 1« ttmea. kaock- Johndrow r .3016 broke his own national record A. Yea^—la his first 8fi ttmea at log la 11 nma. . Rubber City Open r. Pierre rf-. . .1 0 0 I I..am 2b •.__ 0 0 1 BUYERS! yesterday to remain In first place Warreu p ... 0 0 1 In the' frec-ztyle division for Class Three ServiceXTrucks Available Starts Play Tmlay rilft/»n rf. lb n T 0 A expert bowmen, pdwell. free­ b e Diet* rf.. p .. 0 0 0 Spusta. rf ... 0 0 1 style titlist three of the last four French 3b ... 0 rt 1 0 0 0 years, scored a record 641 points Akron, Ohio. July ?8 (Ah—Texas P, PIrree p 0 10 0 0 0 ptD Tommy Bolt, who shot a 23 PRICES START AT in the Huntqr’s round yesterday tus Total* ...... 27 2 ~9 18 8 3 1 36 MONTHS for- a two-round total of 1875. U under par to win laat y ^ r , begins Rockville ...... | o 1 4’ 1 2—9 • HOURS • RELINE a four-day defense of its title tn Stafford ...... 0 0 2 0 o 0 -2 the 815,000 Rubber City Open Golf 2b: Oldenberf, Plank. P. Pierce; hr: TO PAY AT Lanx. Javarauckus; ah: Cole; dp: '/-i ' . Monday thru SatiiriUy 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Tournament today in a field of Plank to Cole to Javaraucku*: Ion: RANK RATES YOUR MO entrants. Stkftord 7. Rnd sacker, in fourth liming 295 BROAD STREET . SeortYbnr Brake Dnin Seven home games, more than If gome in Boston July 27.. Rosen atorted for third when Ralph Ml 3-4047 or Ml 94224 be cut to the low 60 proa and 10 any other seasons are included in To Be Sijrc, See McClure . . . The 1949-1950 New Haven Stole kfw amateurs who will go on Toachars aaketbaU'vanity won 19 iClner grounded to ohortotop Billy Klaiu. ' Klaus flipped to Goodman P H dN E W 9.M «4-^427 HAkTFORD flOAD the nine-fame 1956 New Haven four RELIABLE Pontiac Dealer to start the play on ' Rosen, Umpire Joe Pmparella calls .the play. through Ifi boioa Saturday and the Stats Teachers CoUegs football atraight before looing two upocto, mtxoaatawtUMsmM o B T A W * * Daal 18 OB SUndagr. for the OoUoga’s . tongoOt iporto Sox’ 9-3 win mods it two straight over'tha Indians. 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1« w :h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1955 HoosehoM Goods 61 ApaiWMBis—FIat»— Hon*c* For Sal* * 72 R oobm For Sal* 71 . SubnrlMtD For Sal* 75 riuna Old atripaa and AiB n r'in i trio darigwo. Kidnap ^ CiuuM )■ / •S $1$40$...FIVS ROOM coloaial, two- LAKB FRONT — Larga *-R<^ A b Io s iobilM forEolo 4 THERE 0U6HTA RE A L A W I By FAGALY sod SHORTEN Help Wsatfa—FMBsls 85 AitidM For Sal* 46 Honaohold Goods 61 $11,90*-$$' a $5’ Ranch, nearly And how atout that hahy bhM GE FRIOn>AIRB and Baby Waah- TWO FURNISHED rooms with new, excellent condition, oil.'hot car garags, llO’ lot, baanifui Ranch, 26' livliig room, ftro^aco, The or tangerina oar you are driringT drought Againat im ft»U>“ 8’‘ dub Sedan.. Ra­ THREE W030BN. 85-50, average UONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN on FRANK’S IS BUYING AGAIN— ing. Maehtoa. M I; 8-0995. private both,. hiulBoas Mbck ot* water heat, fireplace, tile Mth, Bhado traaa. Naar bua. Oarltea W. garage.- Bxeillent condiUon. lOO* AutomobUa mamitacturm ^ta't dio,- baater. Rsn'e trouble fne earnings over gl.OO an hour. For table 8' x 8', with over 100 tt. at Good used furniture knd antiques. BUS lias, ftoo parking, Sse Mr. nearly $ acres good land, lanre Hutchtoa. 30. 94182, 30. 9-4*94. eocludod loL large trooo, shruhe, go to for aocotio colora to ptoaot low bait trantporteUon for only qualifying interview Write Box .00 gauge tracks, seven swltclieli, Has a large stock on hand and MOVING—SelUng enUra furnish­ Ksith, Keith Vamty. Depot 16 mlnutea out. Only $14,760. D octor you but tp ploaoa your wife, who -VtiAT po ini'/ trees, suburbsui. Carlton W . VBMfON, near Parkway, vary do- Waterbury Man 8888. A- short drive to thia car m 'o a ro u L JK, c /o Herald, double transformed. Nas to be vary low price. MI 9-6580, 430 ings of six-room house. MI Square. Hutchins, MI 9-0ia3, .MI 9-4S94. Carlton W. Hutchins, 3U 9-5183, la becoming more and more color will conrinca you thia la the car a o OEPT.' AFTER • aeen. MI 9-3893. Lake 8t., Mahehestsr. ' - , 9-1373. Inquirs 94 W. Middle slrabte oj^t-Iovol homo. Flroplaca 3 0 9-4*94. oonseioua every year. . y- you’ve ba^ looking for! Barlow TUr/ MAUEVOUTQlM Tpke. FOUR-ROOM Apartment at 370 to kootty piMi somi-ftolahod roc- PrevenUon Is Best Wsapoa They hed W ay to Modem fv, j ^ e w Britatn, ^luly M (F) — A 'Charter Oak St. Avtolsbie Au­ MANCHESTER — Attract!^ rix reatloa room plus laundry and ' CLASSIFIED ADVT. Moton, 418 -Mato St, Manchea- OFF Ev/ERW LAST ir. Hirtp TVanted— M ile 36 SECOND HAND WINDOWS and GOING OUT of .buslnassl 8elUng room home. Fireplace, oil heat. Against Seolp jUngwotm Faraltaro WaUrtxuy factory worker waa vjOULD SOU PLt ASS Doors. Also kitchen set. Mis­ out dressers, cheat of drawers, Credit Manager of gust 4. AdulU only. M I 8-8708. lavatpty fadlltlsa. Naar bua Itos. Wanted—Real Eatate 77 DEPT. HOURS U r, ^' ^ SPECiiOF SUET — Lahdscapfd lot. Asking $13,900, And that modem blond furni­ charged with kNbia|itag « 1 M fea THROut M APIECE I , TO TRtJcaC 3IECHANIC. FuU time. cellaneous items. Call 3(1 3-8555 beds, springs, mattresses. Ward­ A l b e r t 'a Furnltura Co. Located only 35 mlnutos from By EDWIN F. JORDAN, M.D. 'X ItU , $10400 mortgage, tor 80 years ture that haa' hrightonod offleea 8 : 1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 194S CHBVROLETS—Club Coupe FAT?, Someone with suiperiencc on Ford after 5 p.m. robes, tsblss, chairs, dlnliig room WOULD U K E ’TO MEET .. FURNISHED -APAR-TMENT tor Hartford. Filll pries $19,6j^t with WANTED—Four or 9 room house, Written tor NBA Bwvleo w c a t a d to poUca ceort and Oedah. Price riKht and they trucks preferred but not neces­ Reliable, Honest, Parson rent. Four rooms, heat sjid hot available. Monthly payment $78. liberal financing., Many more $14,200 qr'under, several cllants and waiting rooms all ever the nay to answer to an aoaault ao> seta, linoleum by the yard, lino­ Madeltoe Smith. 30. 9-1643. A most troubleeomo proMom (or country? 'You like It.now. But run nhe. Douftaa Motore, 333 sary. Apply . St The Thomas Colls MUST SELL AT ONCE—Four 8' leum rugs, all sisea, oil cook •TO TAKE OVER water. Centrally located. Call homea aVallaMo Ih tha M andiss- with Bubatantlal caah. Carlton W. cusation brought by a Now Erttate OOPTIjCLOSING TIME all concerned are the occasional remember how you protested Main St .. Co., 251 Broad 8t., Manchester. long fluorescent celling light fix­ stoves, combination elsctrle and UPNPAID BALANCE 3 0 9-6808 between 8 and 9 p.in. ter area, $$$00 up. Gaatefi Raal- Hutchins. 3 0 . 9-8132, 9-4694. woman. 'STILL IDO’ 3IANCHESTBR GREEN — Large outbreaks of scalp rlngworma to when your wife' drat dragged yo.u FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. , MUCH FAT , tures with louvres, four bulbs in oil stoves, electric atoves, Jonee MONTHLY PAYMENTS Idff School St. 3 0 9-S$51. Edward J, Jonuilaww a custom built six-room Cape Cod. FOR PIM 3ffT oourtsoua aerrie*, youngsters. During the past few Into a furniture store and srid, BION, THRU -FRL 1955 PODOB — Cameo red and W BPER OR CREELBR. for ny- each, fixture: also National Cash ^Furniture and Floor Covering, 86 $12.08 4-ROOM APARTMENT—Working Evenings and Sunday, 3 0 0-9681, lodged the chargo ogalaaC gray. *fo aettle eatate. 72 Great-, Od'TAUE. ^jon. Write Meriden Mills, Meri­ couple or two adults preferred. % acre lot,, nicely landsci^ed and MUtof or huylpg real asUta. call years there have been a number "Tills is- modem.' It’s what I 10:30 A. M. Register. A-1 condition. Call Oak St. No phone calls. All salts' shrubbed. Reasonably priced. 9-7466. ’Thomas Butler. 45. o f Wateebnry wood Dr. MI 9-1063, betweeil*4 rroFF.^ den, Conp; J ■ b e d r o o m s u i t e Johnaon Building Company, Man- of. such outbreaks to various com­ want' when we can afford to get MI 9-2300. final. . • • References required. Write Box Quick occupancy. John B. Blssell, M d ^ e d that hia eaaa bn eon. SATURDAY 9 A. M. l i v i n g r o o m Bum c H, Herald. (Aaster. 3 0 . 8-7429. , munities and this type of scalp and 9. . Croei St., So. Coventry, Tel. Cov­ PORTER STREET — Btx-Room rid of all that dafk old furniture tinued unUl Aug. 34 tor turthir DRIVER-SALESMAN—Ambitious F^R SALE—Svo-ton commercial MAHOGANY Governor Wtothrop 0-PC. DINETTE SET Cottage, garage, large lot. G.E. ringworm d iffe ra / considerably we’ve had ever since wo were investigation, BEFPKB TOU BUY a uatd car Manchester married man between ONE-ROOM Apartment I^lvate entry, PI. 3-6828. UlflNOa WANTED - ainglo, t o m O0OPBBAT1ON WILL air-conditioner. Two years old. Secretary Desk, ' divan, couch, Which Was Used Only 2 Weeks oil furneee; Roaeonable, dlroet from ordinary ringworm. The m arried?’’ , i****?®..**®* RaWhte aet But­ See Gorman Motor Salea. Buick 25-35 years of age for retail milk entrance, heat, hot water. Call twe-famlly, three-family, Vusl- disease Is oomparaUvriy easy to SB AFTSBCIATED $150. Call MI 6-8070. overstuffed chair. Very good By A Young Couple • $1000 DOWK large 8 bedroom from owner. Ekai M, e/o Herald. nosa property. Have many caah And thooa loud sports shirts you ler’s ball at $10,000 after betag Salea and Service, 385 Main route located In Manchester and condition. MI 3-8993. Who Unfortunately 3 a 9-1915. ranch, fireplace, tUe bath, cellar, prevent, but often poses some dif­ love? Honest now. didn’t your told that the Wk^rimry nuui’a a t atreet. Ml. 9-4571. Open eveninfa. Vernon. Permanent poelUon. WALLPAPER SALE Many good -V buysrs. 3Cortgages arranged. Were Compelled To garage, over 1 acre, large trees, Fleasa coll George L, Graaladio, ficult problems to effective treat­ wlfo buy you the Arst one you vi^m , 30as Uahri Italgli, Dial ML3-5121 Must be qualified to deal with aelectiona to choose from. C. J. SEVERAL 6 Ft. Cold-Spot Re­ Break Up Housaksaplng high elevation, suburban. Carlton ment. ever owned ? 45, a Hartford lasuranoa eOamaay 1949 OLDSMOBILR "88'’. 1647 public. Quick and accurate with Bnsiiicss Locations 111 CONCORD ROAD Raaltor, 3 0 . 9-6879. 109 ' Henry Dodge club coupe, 1946 Pontiac Morrison Paint Company, 385 frigerators. Good condition. Bar­ W. Hutchins. 3 0 . 9-5183, 9-4694. Street. When typical riniSvorm of the When you protect, "What crasy employ, may loco an ajre. arithmetic. Union shop. Health, Center St. gain—$35 each. MI 3-792S, $ a All of this merchandise has btsn For Rent, 64 Scalp,, tends to produce scaly Miss Ralph la uaflar traatmiiil in good condition. Douglaa Mo- returned to us and Is now in our Lnrge five nwm ranch in­ ideas are women going in for welfare and pension benefits. 3-1207 for appointment to In­ HENRY STREET—Three bedroom WANTED—^Two-family houses, also patches''on the back or aides of the at Hartford HoapHol wtaara M was tora, 333 Main. Warehouse. Every piece has boon THREE ROOM riflco space, wlU next?'” Just remember that you’ll Salary and commission. Apply COMBINATION Carriage-Stroller, spect. . ranches now nearing, completion. stogies, clients waiting. Call A. head. Ih e hair on theae patchas said yesterday that H* nfay ba Lost and Foand bathinette, play-pen. car bed. serviced, polished, waxed ;and In renovate to suit tenant. 2nd floor closed breezeway, two car f a - not' only be accepting it without 19M CHEVROLET, 1946 " Dodge, Uncoln Dairy Co., 89 Ward Place, Among the many excellent fea­ RsUo, Broker. 30. 9-1919. a)>peals dull in color and is often proteet in Just a little while, yoji n cce# ^ to remove bar M t oya. Hartford, Conn. walker stroller, vacuum cleaner excellent condition. If you can meet Mancheater Savings A Logn Bldg. tures are the bollt-to riactrie fOUMD — A place where ^ can 1941 Chevrolet. 1946 Naah. Trana- BARSTOW SAYS: broken off near the roots. In fact, may he copying the Idea for your­ Police 8ft. Joseph B. . K«aly and rug pad. MI 9-1401. these qualifications we will be Apply Manchester Savtags A ranges and ovens. If you hurry rage, recreation room* in nr READY to buy, aeU^. exchange quoted Miss Ralph aa saylu Oha oecure ■ complete line of Imltting portation for $5. P«r week. Doug­ HAVE TOU SOLO BEFORE? "IT’S THE TRUTH!" Loan, 1007 Mato St. the hair may fall out entirely in self some day. laa Motora. 335 Main St. most happy to do bualnesa with you will have your choice' o< real estate, mortgagea arrai«ed. Irregular spots. had known BUtler tor acvafol Tama and acceaaoriea, atamped Do you have the aptitude for sell­ USED OIL BURNER, complete you. If you are not ready for de­ decorattog. Priced at $15,700 with basement, large lot, beautiful Oonoult Howard ^ Haottogs, (All rights reserved, NEIA Serv­ OFFICE SUITE, excellent decor, An accurate diagnosis requires weeks. gooda, embroidery cottona nnd 1951 LINGOUS* 2-Door “ Lido" "TkiM hCtjcr ing'? Do you think you can sell? with controls, standard make, Close Out of Floor Model livery, we’ll store It tor you at FHA financing available. Hensel Agency. 3 0 . 9-U07. ice, Inc.) tnt*b«g tbreada. At Tour Tam complete facilities. Street and special equipment. A light which When she inturned heoaa (n m a Model. Spotleaa black with new MfH. ntM M SSgM, If the answer to any of these Is 875; one used Lennox hot air fur­ Westinjfhouse TV’s no extra cost regardleu of time. A Peterman, Inc., Bnilders. Phone view. Three minutes from date with another man, aariy Shop, 00 Cottage St. Phone ML ' //* fULLUti AVg, "yes" then we would like to talk nace, complete with combustible rqjtr parking, Rental, $75. 851 Cen. 3U. 9-8001 or 3 0 . 9-94Q4. ARB YOU CONSIDBRINO consists o f ultraviolet rays Altered act of Urea, Hydramatic drive, ra­ This Unusual Opportunity ter St. 30. 9-1680 or 3 0 . 9-8549. through a special t3rpe of glass is Wedneaday, Kelly saM riia told , 9 - ^ dio, heater. Excellent! Muat he A Business Services Offered 13 Business Opportuniti^ 32 is. guaranteed to the right person. After 7 P. M. CH 0-4690 123 Sprucie .St. Ideal (or offlee, Many extras. $19,900. Warren BRAE-BURN REALTY Other teeta, such as looking at 18 FT. VENTNOR Inboard Speed­ Waa $309.95. Save $60.00. Now See It Day or Night E. Howland, Realtor, MI. 3-8600. 'M cK i n n e y southern New Zhigland may hava while In the car, and then brougbl ity Main St., Wedneaday. F^der finish. Only 8.500 miles, A new Good salary while training, with boat, full.v equipped. New en­ beauty parlor, drug store, etc. Fot ~3a-S-«278 the/, hairs or scrapings from the her home and drora off. AUTO DRTVINO InatriicUon. All COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart CARVEL STORES AvaUable tp salary, commission and bonus af­ $249.95. Terms. If you have no means of trans­ affected the plan to move Station |maae ^ 1 M 8-7835|. , ' car guarantee goes with this gine. $;.600. Phone MI 9-0121. information call MI. 8-7738, 30. HENRY STREET—Neat and clean acalp under the mlcroecope, arc A from its present location to Lar­ Kelly aaid Butler waa aneatod beauty. Barlow M oton, 435 Mato lessons oh Insured dual control R. Wolcott on' wringer and auto­ qualified persona in Connecticut ter training period, Company 9-1190. BROTHERS, In c.' ] MANCHESTER—Ustlngii needed also ilsed. ..j. 1—Model 871TU21 all channel portation, I’ll send my auto for six rooms, one floor, oU hot water sen's Hardware Store at Depot when ha walked into poUeo hull HAVE TOU SEEN "TWEETIE” ? St., Manchester. cara, standard or automatic. matic washing machines, electric area. These highly successful car furnished for which we pay ail We have caah cuatoniera who ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, table model with baae. Waa $267.45. you. No obligation. ( heat, garage, amesite drive. Large Phone MI 3-6060 or Ml^-S9Bl Treatment is not always easy Sq. tomorrow, according to Post­ quarters and told desk ofBoan: t Green and yellow parakeet, loat Capable experienced instructors. drive-ln Ice cream store franchises expenses. Vacation with pay and need capes. Ranches, Split Lev- Cmtlner Auto School. Ml. 9-6010, small appliances, welding. 150 Building Materials 47 Save' $67.50. Now $199.65. Terms. trees, nicely secluded. Near bus. since Bigny of the ointments con­ "I gueaa you’ra looUng tor ma.” laat week from 12 Cedar St. 1947 CHEVROLET Convertible are now available. Carvel stores other company benefits. For in­ A—L—B—E—R—T—’-*8 Snburban For Roit ^ 66 eU, In the $11,000 to $20,000 price master H. Olih Grant. JA. 7-8680. ____ Main Street. 30. 9-6678. Only $14,500. Carlton W. Hutch­ taining chemicals which work on He taid today that equipment During the quesUontog, peMea Children’a pet. M l 9-9140. with "270” G-M.C. engine and are delivered to you complete In­ terview apply at the Singer Sew­ 1—Used 20" half door consols 43-45 ALLYN ST-, HARTFORD brackets. Moran Real' Eatate, cluding our own exclusive pat­ 18" Perfection Free Auto Parking ROCK'VILLEj -24 Grove St. Well ins. MI 9-5132, 3U 0-4694. other kinds of fungus infections of for* the new station, expected aaid, Butter told them, " f j e l i t PonUac rear end. Four new Urea, ing Machine Company, 832 Main with UHF converter, $100. Terms. 31ANCHE8TER—Vacant, four bed­ MI 3-4351. MORTLOCK'S DRIVING School. ented equipment and special for­ Shakes ...... per sq. $12.20 Cor. Allyn A Trumbull furnished two-room apartment, the akin are not auccecsful for this. earlier, may not arrive in time to •lapped her a; few ttmea.’* leather upholstery, new paint job, St., Manchester. Was $475. OK only at room home. Ootachod garage. Lost confidence quickly restored Household Services . mula products. Training, super­ also slngla light housekeeping Nicely landscaped lot. AttracUvo X-ray treatment has been used permit official opening of the new Pcnioiials dual exhausts. Needs transmls No. 1 Clear Clam EAST HARTFORD—Clean as g with tome sublets. Sion. A buy for $3t5. Call MI by a akUled, courteous instructor. Offered 13-A vision, advertising and merchan­ BABY'S CRIB, waxed birch, dou­ rooms. TR 5-4291. nolghbothood. All utUlUss. $3,300- Legal Notice poetal station tomorrow. License Included. Insured, dual HIGH SCHOOL BOY to work In C a sin g ...... lin. ft. 7c whistle live, room ranch'. p.m. certified Instructor. For your safe­ Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y. or phone wholesale fruit house. Experi­ Morin, Mile Road Wells Beach, District for allowance. It Is theaters seem to be Responsible for It is the equipment for these in- DESIRE TO SHARE ridea or form Clehr Mahogany . .each $7.50 stove. $20. 3 n 3-5093. conveniences. Call A, Roole, 30. Ordered—T h a t' the 3rd day o f Ail- a great many cases, fkimeone sug­ Teaneck, N. J., July S* OD—A ty we are trained to teach proper­ WEAVING of burns, moth holes White Plains 6-8200. collect. ence not necessary. Inquire Bay­ Maine, or call Wells 417W3. MANCHESTER — Bua pasaea atallatlona which is lacking. cor pool from Baldwin Rd. to 1951 MERCURT ,4-Door Sedan, CHROME Kitchen Set, practically 9-1919. fuat 1955 at 1:00 o'clock in the afler- gested that moVle house furniture 21-year-oId ConnecUeut giil was ly. 30. 9-6075. and torn, clothing, hoeiery runs, er Fruit. Purnell Place. Passage Locks...... e&ch $1.67 SINGLE BED, coil spring and door. One block to shopping can­ nooB, at the Probate Office in Andover Erllng Larsen, piroprletor of the in critical eondltien today aM btr Pratt and Whitney. Eaat Hart fully ' equipped, Mereomatlc new; barrel back living room sofa, be, and the same la ooalsned for a should be disinfected once and af­ hardware establishment, sold when .^andbagt repaired zipper re­ Window Frames, nig, miscellaneous. JA 8-.5609. mattress. $15; 3Iagic Chef gas COVENTRY l a k e :—Cottages for ter. Four room expandable Cape SIX-R(X>M CAPE COD—Lot 65'x mother Was seriously injured fNra ford. 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Call Muat sell. Reasonable. 165 MANCHESTER Driving Academy. Bonds— Stocks BARTENDER— Full or part' time. rent, August 13 to Labor Day. hearing on the allowance of said ad- terwards the bapka protected with the move waa announced an addi­ placement, umbrellas repaired, range, $15. 3 0 9-0113. Cod on nice lot. For convenience 300'. Plastered walls, full cellar, mlnlatratlon account with said Eatate an auto accident yeoterday on the MI 9-5366. / Henry St., evenings. Mortgages 31 Reply Box NS, c /o Herald, stat­ com plete...... from $11.25 paper covers which could be 3Ianchester’s oldeat, most recom­ men's shirt collars reversed and KITCHEN and Bedroom Sets. Private aandy beach. Ideal for plus, see this one for $13,500. insulated. Close to Wilbur Crocs andr this Court .directs the Adminis­ tion would have to be built there New Jersey Turnpike. mended, your safety, our busi- ing experience and references. children. CaU Mra. Harold Hills. trator to. cite 3ll persons Interested changed fairly frequently. I do not to house store facilities ousted by W ANTED—Rida from Northfield 1949 CHEVROLET ConverUMe replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ WE’RE REIADT to help you con­ NATIONAL Very rea.sonable. MI 3-6564. 41 Highway. On'bua line. Yours therein to appear at said time and Holy Name Hospital antlwrittes neas. Licenie guaranteed. Stand­ PI. 2-7606. GLAS'TONBURY — About 6ve know, however, how often this has the new poetal sta!tion. According SL to Royal Typewriter, Hart­ with laUr model motor. New top ing Shop. solidate that li$t of debts Into one PART TI3(E Gas Station Attend­ BUILDERS SUPPLIES Pioneer Circle; for $13,800. Agont, 3 0 *-i339/i^ .place, by publishing this order one said Mias Joan Kmacs, 31, e( $* ard or automatic. Mr. Mlclette Wanted—^To Buy 58 miles from 3(ancheater Center. time In some newspaper having a cir­ been done. to a building permit, it Waa to cost ford. Houra. 7 to 3:30. MI being Installed. Good tires. S^lU easy monthly payment calculated ant. Experience preferred but not COTTAGE at Lake Hayward, five CampAeld Dr., Fairfield, Cenn., has your peraomal Instructor. Dial PI. .381 State Street 8 CU. FT. Hotpoint Refrigerator. Nice clean six room home with CAMBRIDGE ST.—Cool, shady, culation in said District, and by post­ Certainly In the communities $11,901. 9^M48. rlce 3495. Douglas Motors, 333 3-T249 any time. Building— Contracting 14 in relation to your needs. Call Mel necessary. Apply In person.” Mc­ WANTED—Girl’s collegs trunk. rooms. For Information call 30 ing a copy on (he public sign post a severe brain concussion, ftnotara lain S t North Haven, Conn. Excellent condition. Very rea­ Phone MI 9-0086 before 10 a.m. all conveniences. Garage, barn, convenient, 5H rooms, one floor. nearest to the place Srhere the de­ where ringworm of the scalp be­ of the Jaw, and loceratieiia at the £ Redman or Frank Burke at CH. Clure Pontiac,' 373 Main St. 3II sonable. 37 Autumn St. 3-5872. 7GERS W ANTED—Hart- 6-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ 9-4545. Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 or after 6 p.m. three chicken coops, work ahop, Large porch, electric stove, re- ceased lost dwelt, at least five (5) comes epidemic this seems like a face. ltd return, five-day week. STONE. BRICK work and concrete days before said time assigned. good idea. It has also been sug­ 1951 MERCURT dub Sedan, ra­ change, 27 Lewis St., Hartford— 7*2 acres o f land. Full price frigerator, Bendlx. MI 9-5448. And due return make. Squirrels Fierce 31rs. Katherine Kovacs, 4$, 8:30-4:30. MI 9-9158. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 work. Call MI. 9-5451 days. 30: gested that' children wear close- dio, heater, overdrive. This is 3-5042. Valentino BeUvCcl. (til noon on Saturdays). Wanted To Rent 68 $15,500. CHiMlL.ES H. NICHOLSON. Judge same address, haa muIUpte (n o * nice running car In excellent Diamonda— Watches— Notice MANCHESTER fitting capo to guard against dan­ turea of the ribs and laoate^kaa BICYCLE REPAIRING aU types, Salesmen Wanted 36rA Rooms Without Board 59 condiUon for only 3795. Barlow Ehgliab a specialty. Now 'open 4 ETR8T AND Second mortgages Jewelry 48 2Vt OR 8 ROOM unfurnished MANCHESTER—11 room two ger of infection to public places, In West Haven of the face and legs. Antboiobilcs for Sals Motors, 435'* NEW CONSTRUCTION, remodel­ ML 3-5416. flight salesman. Previous sales Reasonable prices. Open dstly. or. July 6, 1955: "VOTED: That Other Liatingg Available room, two-ycsr-old Ranch. In ex-* break out In a community an at­ day when tee alammad imo the reconditioned throughout. Two lent condiUaii. 3695. Call MI ing and repairing expertly done. Thursday eveninga. 139 Spruce the ordinance creating the Town rent single or double. Children ac­ need 3-3 rooms, unfurnished, cellent conation. Three bedrooms, pie. experience not eMential. Man cepted (limited). Central. Reason, ALICE CLAMPET tempt should be made to And all rear of a alow-moving traotor- doom and four doora. No down 3-5541. BOY’S 26" Columbia Birycle, in Estimates gladly given. Robert 3t. Street. 30. 9-4387. Manning Commission adopted at heated. In residential area, by living room and kitchen. Ample Still on Critical Dog warden Frank Crego dis­ payment. Good credlt la our only Help Wanted— Female 35 selected will be assigned protect­ able. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch St. Sept. 1. Write 410Vi Ggrden Realtor—MI 9-4543 of the cases by making a survey of trailer on the uprada of the Hate» very good condition. MI 9-0336. Alexander. Ml. .6-7716. a Special Town Meeting held closets. Oil hot water heat closed he is Inveati gating four requirement. As low aa 85 per ed territory in Manchester and St., Hartford. the schoolchildren, and examining ensack River bridga to Kooiay, WANTED — Woman for light surrounding areas and paid gen­ March 7, 1955, be and the same PLEASANT, furnished room, suit­ Screens end combination doors. complaints that people have been about 10 mites from here. w ew . Come In today, le a Bol 1962 PONTIAC OaUlina, all ac- GENERAL Construction, altera­ Garden— Farm— Dairy East Windsor, July 28 (yP)-^Mrs. the preschool children In families 1963 HARLEV-DAVIDSON'Motor- housework, three days a week. erous commission while being is hereby,^amendrd to read aS fol­ able for ona adult. Cooking privl- ATTRACTIVE Six room Cktpe, Im­ Amesits drive and garage. In which an older brother or sis­ bitten by squirrels. The driver of the truck, owned Oliver, at Center Motor Salea, 481 ceaaortes. Call Mitchell 9-1614. tions, remodeling, plastic tile, Products .50 FATHER and high school daughter Samuel B. Lawrence, wife'of thia The last complaint came from cycle. May be seen at 103 Spruce MI 3-5962. trained in most effective sales lows : legea. 30. 9-3884. maculate condition, ceramic Ule Exclusive With ter is foujMl infected. by Southern Trucking Oo., of IBir> Main S t St. counter work, garage, etc. No Job desire 3-4 room funiiished apart' town’s state repreaentative, re­ Mrs. John- D. Ferrers who said 1954 FORD Victoria. Radio, heat methods. Write giving age and That there is hei-eby created a ment or house. $0- 9-7444. bath both floora, cabinet kitchen, In InstituUons are more view, N. J„ was notlnjuiad. Ha te too small. Eugene Girardin, 16 CLERK TYPIST — Recent school BLACKBERRIES—Pick your own. Planning Commission which shall FURNISHEZ) ROOM—Near Main FRANCES K. WAGNER mained on the critical list at St. that while te* was walking near '46 CHEVROLET SEDAN, •f, Ford-o-maltc. Two-tone, Ivory 1954 TRIUMPH Motorcycle. Ex­ Trotter. Ml. 9-5509. resume of background to The Bring containers. A. R. Tslcott, fireplace, 'storm sash, garage, likely to be exposed than children Roy Rauert, $6. o f 7S2 Dataam graduate. Good at figurea. ' Op- consist of five mcml^rs who ahajl St. Gentleman preferred. MI YOUNG COUPLE ::=^Teacher and her WUUam 'St. home yesterday, a St~Teaneck..., ...... doll. It'e-- like -aew. - Look . top with blue body. Lees - than cellent condition; 40 cubic inch James Wilson Company, 175 Al­ Route 30,—Vernon; Rockrille, amsalte drive. Nicely landscaped, Realtor Francis Hoepltal, Hartford, today. 1 ,*J°*nes and, therefore, are spe- portuiilfy for advancement. Ap­ be electors of the Town holding 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. college student, no children, de­ $16,500. Warren E. Howland, Real­ cute little equirrel popped out of a over!. Drive it. Firat man or; 7,000 miles on this Ford beauty awing arm frame. MI 9-4019 PALMER AND CARNEY, mason bany Ave., Hartford, ^nn. TRemont 5-7948. Mitchell 3-1157 She la Buffering from amoke need of examination. Ptdlca qjiotad Mrs. Kovaea aa woman with a little cabbage owns And best of all—a new car guar­ ply the Alexander Jarvis Co., 5 no salaried office. The Selectmen sire four-room unfurnished apart­ tor. MI. 3-8600. tree and took a grip on her ankle aaying tea did not ate the truck, after 5 p.m. contractors. Free estimates. No Dover Rd. LARGE Modern Room with ptrisontog as a result of a fire at Schoolteachers and barbers, aa this. See me pcraonaiiy. Chet antee goea with it! Barlow.Mo job too big or too small. MI. are hereb'y authorized to appoint ment-. Manchester area, com ­ FIVE ROOM ranch, aU utUiUcs, with its teeth. which was moving about 20 mflao ' housekeeping fscilitles fully MANCHESTER—Three-Family. 6 well as parents and doctors, should Brunner. Thanka a lot Rock- to^a, 435 Main St., Manchester. BOY’S 26" Bicycle, 320; Girl's 20 ” 3-4793 or Rockville TR. 5-4744. Help Wanted— the members of said Planning muting distance to Storrs. JAck large lot with ahade treea, goodQo the Lawrence home on Rt. 5 about The squirrel "wouldn't let me par hour. ^ WOMAN TO care for small child Read Herald Advs. Commission to hold office until tached. Private entrance, and 6. Quiet location, good in­ mi'ilnight .Tuesday. Mr. Lawrence be on the lookout tor suspicious go,” Mrs. Ferrers reported, but villa Rd., Talcottville, ' . bicycle. $15; tricycle, 3,I. MI Male or Female 37 son 8-7671. caUbn. Call 3a. 3-6106 for appoint signs so that steps can be taken and do housework. Live in or out. the next biennial election to be quire 101 Chestnut St. come, $19,500. Moran Real Ea- rescu^ the couple’s two children •he finally shook It off and obtained 1>3C0RMIER m o t o r s 9-7671. Write Box Q, Herald. ment. TOU CAN'T SEE these from the Roofing— Siding 16 ACCOUNTS Payable Bookkeeper. held October 3. 1955. AC said, tite, MI 3-4351. from the blazing house. ' Ware early to prevent the spread of this treatment for her puneturad ankle ROOM FOR Ria^T for one or two, troublesome contagion. street 1947 Hudson, 1946 Nash Experience preferred. Good pay, biennial election to be held Busines. Property For Sale 70 NEW CAPE CX)D, North Coventry. house Point firemen found Mrs. at a drug store. USS Schmitt Crew S A Y S^ “TheSif fine cars are with light housekeeping privl- MANCHESTER ROAD—Beautiful 1947 Chevrolet, othera from RA Y'S ROOFING CO., shingle and AN IMPORTANT JOB benefiU. Call MI 9-6273. Official Notice October 3, 1955, the Town shall Birch cabinets, baseboard heat, Lawrence'unconscious on the flooiK In her report to clerk 3(atthew priced .t« please at the very Wanted Autos— l^ e s and bath. MI 9-4776. four-year^old Ranch. Ebctra large 885. Look behind offlee. Douglaa built up roofs, gutter and con­ elect five members to the Town COMPLETE OFFICE or ceramic tile, bath, full basement. inside one of the smoke-filled best of te^ s.” Motorcycles 12 TOR Y O U ! kitchen and living room, dinihg Ooyle o f the Board o f Selectmen, Plans Reiiiii all tm oM M low aa $2 per week. Mc­ FOR THE BEST in Bonded built tion of doing interesting and small, retail or w hol^le outlat. 3-4351. tranca hall, fireplace, tilt bath, our famous five-minute cash buy­ WOMAN desires housework by hereby give notice that they will one for five years; and' shall also LARGE, Clean,.Pleasant Room for as good. from the activities o f one oquirraL the former crew membeia of th* Clure PonUac, Inc., STS Main St. s e d a n up roofs, shingle roofa, gutters, the hour. Monday, Tuesday or gentleman. Central location. Ample off street parldng. oil hot water boat, aluminum Women, tee Itertag 8k«. ing service. Alt msikes^all mod­ important work as a full time be in session at the Town Clerk'a elect at said biennial election one RIDGE ST.—Single on ahaded lot Ih e two children, Ba: or aeveral,Oego couldn't say. • USS SchnUtt'to VUUbmgb, TK, MI.> 9-4545. Loaded and go^eous. This conductors and roof repairs call Wednesday. 311 9-8337. Private entrance, parking. MI atonn windows, (uU cellar, split ieeiv-5fen Tag Along els. "N o dickering"—WE BUY! Coughlin. 3Q. 8-7707. If no answer Office in the Municipal Building member to succeed the member' . Call MI 3-5107 <90 X 150. Large kitchen with Elisabeth, 8, gnd Ruth, 7, are s' All aqulrrels, he pointed out, Aug. a and T at tha HotwEcaai one i8 strictly for the carriage Open 8-80-9:00 every day but TELEPHONE OPERATOR for the purpose of examining the 3-8914. rail fence, amsaita driva, near Honest now, mister, wouldn’t velt. 1961 CHEVROLET‘Station wagon, call 30. 9-4421. ELDERLY American Woman will whose term expires at the end of ’ cooibination living room-dining bua line, school, only $18,500, tog with relatives. Mr. and look pretty much alike. Sunday. See Barlow MotoVs, 435 qualifications of electors and ad­ your life be pretty drab If women four door, eight passenger, radio, trade. Only $1,095 dbwn.^ assist semi-invalid woman. Write the first year. This extra mem­ BUSINESS PROPERTY for Sale. room on firat floor. Three bed­ Carlton W. Hutchins. 3 0 . 9-6182 Murray Becker, of. New York During W orid W ar n tka aWp Main St., Manchester. You will .receive good pay mitting to the Elector's Oath PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle­ Ideal for doctor or dentist. O f­ weren’t more dqring than you heater, Powemlide. Siva nearly ROOFINO, Siding and carpentry. Box N, e/o-Herald. ber to be elected for a term of man. Private entrance, parking. rooms and bath second floor and 9-4694. ' ’The state fire marshal's offic( LATENT TALENT was known as Daatnnw Baeart new Urea. 100% In evary raspect Alterations and additions. Ceil- and frequent raises. No ex­ thoM who shall be found quali­ five .years, commencing at the ex­ fices /Vith living quarters. Am­ today began an Investigation into about accepting bhange and aeek- Richmond, Va., (g*)— M4n should 676 on tha Atlantic Ocean, and Negr Main St. 3U 3-8905. one finished bedroom on third ng color and variety. In atylea? Ready to go. For the beat In can. togs. Workmanship guaranteed. perience is necessary and you fied bn Saturday, August 6, 1955 piration of the first one-year ple parking. Seen by appoint­ floor. Large attic fan. new fur­ TRULY A PA30LY HOME— the cause. retire at 65 to make way for APD 76 on the Psclfle Ocean, 1949 WILLYS Business Services Offered from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. only. ment only. ACB Realty Com You never would ^ v e had the Bob Oliver, Canter Motor Sales, I31« A. A. Dion, Ine-., 299 Autumn will receive full pay while Ddffa— Birds— Pets 41 term. At each biennial election FURNISHED R0031—Near Main nace. .oil heat, new plumbing, Seven-room Colonial, four bed Officer Richard Mulliga'n of the youngsters. But at 66 they should Reglnal Pinto of $71 W. MidOs 461 Main St. • UNIVERSAL JEEP Street. 30. 3-4860. Naturalized citizens must pre­ thereafter there shall be elected St., opposite Center Park. MI pany, MI 9-2392. electric refrigerator and gas rooms, lavatory, full bath. TwO' fire marshal's office was assigned ctojrage to appear Ih, public In go back into something else. Tpke. haa requeoted that K any RED c e d a r clothes poles in training. Ages 17-38, high sent naturalization certificates two members of the Town Plan­ to the task. Insurance ajustors shbrta if women hadn't tbem A one owner Jeep just like stalled. Also free estimates or 3(ANCHESTER Pet Center, beau­ 9-3190. range, one-car garage plus one- car garage, glassed sun porch That's the- advice. o f ^ n ja m ln men In this jarea would Uka to at* 190* CHEVROLET 4 door, heatar, school graduates preferred. tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed before being admitted. Documen­ ning Commission for terms of rOom apartrfient with gas range , Lovely park-like lot approximate were also present and reported pubucly acceptable first. D. Margerison,' who came to tend the reunion and hava not dafroatar and signal lights. Driven new. S w this one today. Only fences. 30. 9-9757. Rouses For Sale 72 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A singing esnariea, hamsters, tropi­ tary evidence must be presented five years each; one member's and plumbing. One block to bus ly 100’ X 250’. Fairly priced. that the house and contents Ahd how abbut those Io1 Richmond' In 194$ after retiring made reeervattons, tbw can da aa leaa than 8,000 mUea. Lika new $195 down. in cases of derivative citizenship. colorful ties you love thi l^NCTh ERECTED, cedar si^ ROOFING—Specializing to repair­ cal fish, pet'foods and supplies. term to take effect immediately 5Vi ROOM ranch, all utilities, con­ and shopping. Please call The Shown -by appointment only, were covered by a 835,000 policy. as a bookkeeper In Yorkshire, by calling him at hte kom* or by In every respect. See Bob OUver A JOB THAT STAYS Signed; Sew-Easy.Orchid Beaul'y pushes your somber ones rail, wire, etc. Phdne° MI. 9-5638, ing roofs of aU kinds. Also new 995 Main St. MI. 9-4373. Oi^n 9 and one.member's term to take Ef­ venient to school and bus line. Reuben T, McCann Agency, MI Elva Tyler.^Realtor, 3U 9-4469. Workm6n are puUing temporary England. telc^ihontog Harry Pblab toaay at Center Motora Sales, 481 o r ^ U . 9-0413. INTERESTING a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Thursdays 9 John H. Bowen fect in the year thereafter fol­ tar paper coverings oh the roof of back ofTthe tie rack?The rei Main S t roqfs. Gutter . work. Chimneys Call 3U! 3-6105 fo r appointment. 3-7700. He is. how a timekeeper for a ■Cambridge S t, W e s t a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green Mildred M. Schaller lowing. Vacancies occurring in the MANCHESTER — First ttms on the house. Firemen had to chop manufac\urers let the rainbow restaurant. Reservations may also ba mads at ^ NEW RAMBLERS and cleaned, repaired, 36;' years’ ex­ market, four rooms and two un­ 1952 CHEVROLET 4-Door De DOOM OPENED, keys flttsd, at Stamps. Ella M. Quiah membership of said Commission MANCHESTER—15 Proctor Rd. holes 4n the roof to get at the fire. their gulM is that the little worn the hotel at the time of arrivaL perience. Free estimates. CaU finished. Hot water oil heat, Luxe. Radio, heater. Power HUDSONS ' ^ ^.^copl4 / HAYDEN L. GRISWOLD, C. E. BOLTON—BuUdtog lota, one acre removed. Arthur Gay MI. 9-6275. big four of charm. A . a man tafl*' So what happens? The Ihus­ 1953 CHEVROLET atatioa wagon, ZENITH TnuM-Oceanlc Portable and. ever ISO’ front each, estab­ moat like a man in the morning | Painting— Papering 21 Radio, poW*( or battery. Inquire MANCHESTER—Garrison colonial, bands are as morose and. mute as four door, six passenger, with INTERESTING MAP OF ANSALDI HEIGHTS six years qld. 'Has everything in­ lished; residential area.. Priced (well, on some mornings at least),; MELODY RADIO—T.V., phono's. 11 Eldijdge St. after 4 p.m. 2 5 0 7 ^ X clams. radio, heater, five neariy hew PAINTING AND Paperhangtog, a d d i t i o n N o. i to oell. Warren E. Howland, Real­ so a woman feels most like a j 1955 RAMBLER 2-DR. Night calls. Guaranteed service. cluding two tile baths. F^ll price, But mi^lght works a magic tires. Very low mileage, BsceUent 30 6-2380. , quality work, reasonable prices OPPORTONITY BETWEEN SCHOOL A CHAR^ $15,900. Cape Cod—Six finiahed tor. 3 0 . 84600. 30. 8 -A ^ . woman at twilight. It ia- then qhr condition throughout. Bee Bob .0 , SEDAN ' « BOL’TOI^—Buildliig stone, veneer,- TER OAK STREET, change, wives begin to fade and prompt service. Free esti­ fireplace, wall atone flagstone. I^ N C H E ST E R rooms, nice condition, good loca­ puts her beet face forward. OUver today. Center Motor Sides, Ready for delivery. Only HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank aerv- mates. Fully Insured. CaU Bert MANCHESTER, CONN. tion, sale price $12,900. O ve/ forty the like Cinderella, the husbands come 461 Mato St, Aleo elate flagging. Bolton Notch 300’ FRONTAGE, ten acrea with Ona 6f the zurm.t signs of ice. Installing, repairing, clean­ Plante, 30. 9-6965, . PROPERTY OF Bowers School district. •- more liatings of all .kinds ° from femlnlp. sex’s superior Phy.ical $349 down. Lilierty Mutual Insurance Quarry. MI. 9-0617. Prompt da- city water. MI 9-0493. \ ing. J. P. Fsy, 404 Wetherell St., Uvary. ANDREW ANSALDI roam eolottlal, detached $6,000 up. Call The Ellsworth Mit­ endurance is the fact that, whqreas 1949 CADILLAC converttU*.- Lup- ktaticbester. 30. 9-3330. PAINTING—Exterior and interior, Company is opening an office Jokes to stringers at the next ta­ troua black finiah, whitewall Urea,' SCALE 1"— 100’ DE<& 10. 1964 garage.. Newly decorated. ten Agency, Realtors. 30. 8-6930, LOT—60 X 165. Central % Atlon, a man’a strength wears doWn dur­ paperhanging, ceUinga reflnished. in Manchester and will need HAYDEN L. GRISW OI^, C. E. ' or Mr. Higgins, 3n. 3-8609, ble, and call to the waiter for mad­ radio, heater, 'hydramaUc. Looks Many More Fine Cars at* FIOOR SANDING, refinlihed and Oil heat. Exeelleat aelgh- garden and ahxda trees. D .Zone. ing the .day, a woman’s strength Wallpaper books on request. Esti­ seveiTti young women over 21 TWIN BABY BUTLER. MI All interested pereonr are here­ der music and atronger wine. like a much later ,mo<^l. Sea thia waxed. We also clean and wax all mates given. Fully Insured. CaU CAPE COD—Large corner lot. Six 3 n 9-9801 or MI 9-339S. builds up. The weakenii^ wives plead to be 8-1398. by notified to appear at the above ttorhe^. louaedlate om ^ Or so it seems to the average beauty at Center Motor Salea, 461 types of floors, rubber, asphalt, Edward R. Price. 30. 9-1003. years of age for inside cus­ finished rpoms. Storm windows taken home, and get this reply; 3(ato. Ume and ,ahow cause, If any they poacy. Priee SI8>99*. husband. He plods home from tiles, linoleum and wood floors. tomer contract work. Must LAWN FURNITURE, all types. and doors. Near school and. bus "Home? Home is for women DeCORMIER MOTOR Tel. 30. 9-9363. have, why aaid plans shall not be Snbarban For Sale \75 work all worn out from the ordeal 1984 TWO-DOOR Ford. Ford-O- have ideaaing telephone, per­ Chalrs^3.50 and up.. Opporite approved. ■ line. Reasonably pri($id. Call and children." 3n 9-5153. of bolding down" a warm swivel When the night club cloeea, tbe ^ maUc> and other acceaabries. Call SALES, Inc. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Bliss Business Opportunities $2 North Windham Fire Dept, June- Dated at 3(anchester, OonnecU- I. R. SliCH BOLTON—Custom designed thR sonality. Capable of compos­ 8282 chair at his office. But his wife, husbands still don't wimt to go ^ / between 8 and 7. 3U. M688. Septic Tank Service, 57 Sunny . tlon Old Route 6 and 308. ent, thia 27nd day o f July, 1955. . A SSO CIA TES 1020 . bedroom ranch. Youngstoi who has put out perhaps three 24 Maple Street, Manchester OPPORTUNITY for a life-long ing busines^l^tters and will­ SOUTH HAWTHORNE ST.—10 yr, kitchen, outstanding baihroa home. They went to puan over bus Reach Drive, East Hartford. BATH TUBS, wall sink, wash tubs, BOARD OF DIRECTORS AD S-U97 — AD S-M71 old Cape Cod. Six finished rooms. times as much energy in perform­ 1946 CHEVROLET Sedan. Radio, business of your own. Business ing to learn our business. Harold A. Turkington, Chairman colored fixtures, car port, amesil Signs and throw rocks at the, bmtar, maroon finish. Excellent 1954 FORD Country Sedan StaUon Neiy telephone number, BUtler wash bowla, thirty gallon Watar -Full cellar, new oil burner and ing her household, chorea, is still as 9-4156. experience helpful but not neces­ Typing Is required, b u t .s p ^ Jacob F. Miller, Secretary AD S-«90l The aoaieat kind of - sewing for drive large shaded lot. Price re­ moon. Wagon, four-door, eight-paasen- boUers.-gas water heaters, oU electric hot water heater. Quiet ..fresh as a meadowterk. motor. Clean inside and out. sary.. Only minimum capital rs- TOWN PLANNING C0M3OS- you la a clever date dress en duced. Warren E. Howland, Real­ Now, what has made this change Douglaa 3totors. 833 l^ n St ger. Heater. Leas than 13,000 is not essential. College train­ water haatars. 86 Oak St. Embroider a set of your -best convenient location. Suitable for \ All he wints to do is yawn pr ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE qulred. ' WeU-known and long- SION haaesd with colorful orchids that tor. 3 0 . 84600. In the attitude? Very simple. The milee, Lika new. Priced for quick ing or equivalent business ex- linens with these rose-and-bud V.A. or F.H.A. mortgage. Small tall asleep watching television. But established New Etogland paint Martin- E. Alvord, Chairman aro ironad off in mlnutea, . strength of the wives ebbed aa the 19M OLDSMOBILlE 2-Door Sedan. aale. Chli Manchester R !^ Croas, WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug motifs in blending, colorf; and down payment. Full price $11,500. ahe — tee wants to 'start living. Radios and Phonos manufacturer will equip new store pedence is desired. • WUHam A. Allen, Secretary 517,800 night dwindled, the strength of the FlraC^ class cooditlon. 3 a 9-8404, MI 3-5111. atripa tor braiding and hookliw. Pattern No. 8283 la In aizes 10,' you’ll be headltoing the "Fashion Immediate occupancy.'Phone 30. Evening brings out the moth to SttRitinQ i|$nilii 48 High St. . ^ Avallabls At AU Times ' location obtained by you with Jan/a Rug Shop, SB Talcott Ava., 13, 14 16, IS, 30. Size 13, 4V4 yards News in Linens!" 3-6373. Brae-Burn Realty, SOUTH WINDSOR " ' her, 1 . nuui roee with the approach of necessary furniture, fixtures, and DUMP TRUCK—1950 Chevrolet Rockvllla. Tit. S47D6. of. SS-lnch; i^m p-on included. Soma women I know, will snort daylight, the time when men feel Fhilco Factory Supervised 8ervic|e complete stock of paint products Pattern- .-.o. 3907 contains hot- 1948 FORD OonvcrUbla. FuUhouae with four yard body. Mechanical­ F or thU pattern. Send 8Sc to HEBRON ROAD—Andover, 10- CusU>m built six room ranch at my theory that the sexes live atrongeat." The funUture and fixtures Include For .ConfidentisI Inteiyiew ROYAL a n d Smith-Corona port- iron transfer tor 8 yards 'of rose- Mercury engine. Maroon paint ly good with good tires. CaU WILL HILLS Ooins, ymir name, address, slza room house, brand new chicken with attached garage, on bn* by a different interior clock. Women like to surround them­ adequate shelving, island count­ abl# and Maadard typewtUan. and-bud. design plus embroidery selves with mystery. 'Hiey don’t Good Urea. CaU aftar 8. 3 0 May be aaan at 367 Oakland Gall Our Hartford Office / daoired, and the Pattern Number coop, capacity for T.OOO chickens, Bo let me try to ^,ve R by DAILY CARRIER DELIVERY , 9-2879. 3 0 9-9698 ers, stands, electric sigh and clock Alt iwakaa of adding marhlnaa directions end color chart. acre lot. Thia house has to he want toi be aeen top clearly. They Phone evenings, 3 0 9-8039. / to SUE BUKNETT. THE BIAK- Send 3Sc to Ootos, your name, 16 acres lend. Price $12,000. riUng a rituation familiar to many and aalea promotion pamphlets, aotd. or mtod. Rapaira on all CHESTER lEVENINa HERALD. 3 a 9-3837. aeen to be appreciated. It’s want to keep up an fliuaion. And 1980 CHEVROUBT—New coadi; MANCHESTER - T. V, Sarytea, etc., supplied to you. - Original J A 7-7131 makaa. MSrlow’a. - address and the Pattern Number married couples:' „ SERVICE TO: 1960 CHEVROLET 4-Dpor, / Ra­ 1199 AVE. ABCERICAB, NEW really customize. The tired husband arrives home a woman knows,that tee, aa doaa a Ucn throughout. All extraa. Auto- radio and T.V. spaclallau 'since paint stock flnanc^ on convenient WANTED to ANNE ' CABOT, THE MAN­ $9,600—SIX ROOM home, ril hot dio, hsatcr. 1998 GhFripist 2- HIGH SCHOOL GHU., upp4r Class- YORK 96, N. V. profewlonal magician, creates fl. nutlc. Seven Urea, four new. 1814. Chartar member of Telaa. ELECTRIC STOVE, $10; com- CHESTER KVENOro HEBALD, and la told by his wife that this „ ®IOLTONLAKE •ANOOVEtlin Door. Radio, heatar, whftswalls. ML 94880 or 30. 8-4807. terms after down payment.' ‘nils man preferred, for batty aittlng water heat, garage, 2*3 acre. Near NEWMAN REALTY CO. luslon easiest in a half-UghL Price 3585. 3 a 9-9158. unusual and excluaive offer pre- btoation carriaga and stroUar. EXPERIENCED Witb your pattern order tocluda list AVE. AMERICAS, < NEW bus, school. ChtflteO W. Hutchins, 1a their wedding anniversary and * Cffi WMEIA lA K l Phooa 30 9-M19. , /\ and light housework, occasional­ $10; two Mnall atrolldra, vary -1P0HK $6, N. T . ! they ar* gotog out for the eVentog So it Is that duaK oUra In k ir' • COVENfRYLAKE ANTIQUES RefInUtaed. Rei aenta an excellent opportunity for ly. Falknor Dr., between Center -an addlUonal. 36 cants, tor your 30.04132.0-1694. <. MI 5-5776^ the eternal she. and hoV woman­ i m CHEVROLET Sedan. Power- ^pairing raaaonable. MI S-748S. copy of our foscinsting naw tall A Now a v ^ U o —tho 1168 Noodle- with another couple. Well, he on any furniture, ‘naman, conducting a profitable bualnesa. St. and Verplanck School. Muat GAS STAtlOH ATTENDiM^T hood unfolds like a flower aa ths Km p Up YYMi llw U t d H & m , sno^radlo. heater. Two-tone fln- Asto PrlvlB|> ipaKioi 7«A Replies held la confidence. In­ winter ’86 pattam book. This latoat work Album printed In attractive RANCH H03IES—Custom buUt MANCHESTER —• Suburban S* doesn’t want to. He begg. whines, 188 South ilaln S t Phooa 30. Uve near by. Please call be­ COKE MACflONE, dry, flva-casa AP PLY / pleads utter exhaustion, even sun goes down and night comes on. M t Ctoan throughout Douglas terviews arranged. Box E. Her- . odUion of Basic Fashion oonUtos coterttf U contatos 56 pages of by Practical Builders, Inc. Now. . Room Home, Ou throe-acre loL Wriia CiqralatioD Dapa^taiaBt. Maarhirtilt MntowL 333 Main S t WOKiaf MOST tween 8:30 and 5:30 only. MI capacity; adding ‘ machtoa, $80. 'ft wealth of aom-simple, up-to-tbe- lovely dssigna—plus 8 gift pat­ building on Arnott Road. Man­ hfear Buckley School. Many ax- throwa himself down on tha 'floor, Anybody have any other my*' •Id. 9-904*.^ • ■ ItoWStoooUlto OONDBR'S T.V. Sorrlca, avaUabla 'ItOckvUle, TRamont 5-49*6. COOK'S SERVICE STATION asiauto stylos, sp e ^ fcaturos, terns, directions printed in b o ^ chester Rockledge Batatas, tei, tTM. . Excluotve. Moraa Raal prttending he has . tainted (tram tartes about w ou sb tkay’d Mk* to HaraM — ar TViiphoEa M tf4111 IMS HUDSON,DBON, good running .hen- ■triMtor. say ttiM;,.IUitaima coovaralooa. WANTED — SUnographsr-book- MANCHESTER GREEN eolar so d aqrte. Only Mo a oopyl MI 1-4942, $ a $-*7*L . wiSuo,m »wt. All to a* avalL hava riaarad upT Dual I ATntACnVE Portabla House tor and >C Oriv. aSTVlca. kaeper ttt work to one girl oCflee. bo aam aaosme l i r M i e o i : 3430.' . . \- Rtwd Herald Advfc' MX $-die^w**li-da8», -~ * r ' \-' V

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. ^1’ ■l;r- THURSPAY, JULY 19, I W Aveimge Dmiljr Net PrcM Riui . '■ 1. 4' l i e W etiN r A ^ ■■ "•' Pur tbu WaUi KfMM . X July 33. INd PWeeoM'a«lKlL#hew ■ioiM It I* requested that the mem­ A daughte/, Debra Dawn, was Memorial Tample, PythiM. Bti^. A bou t Tow n ber* of Sunset Council No. 45, De­ botn 'July 23 In Rockville City tera,’ will meet at T o'clock to­ l i ; 2 8 3 Ur gree of Pocahontas, meet tonight Hospital to Mr. and Mr*. William night at the corner, ot Summit SkywQtch Schedule ruCthu Auat at 8 o'clock at the John B. Burke H. Smith, of 13 Campbell. Ave., and E. Center St*.. to pay re- *r OtreutattMi atday. • ngh hi arid 33a> ap^ta to Mrs. Carrie Samlow, a The Recreation Department will Funeral Home. 87 E. Center St., V’ernon. 'They have( another to pay re.specta to Mrs. Carrie B. charter member. r - Moneheeter^A City of VUlage Charm conduct two dances tomo^ow daughter, Cheryl Jean, age 9. The .Frkky, July *• ...... eVfnlng at the West Side TeiM s Samlow, who waa a member. maternal grandparents are Mr. Midnight - ^ a.m...... Volunteer* Needed Members o f the Polish Ameri­ ...... Volunteer* Needed Cotirts. The first dance will begin (tnd Mrs. George Hooey of Center 2 *.m.—4 a.m...... VOL. LXXIV, NOb 254 (POtyRTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1955 AirarUtkig.Mi Pafu 13) PRICE FIVE CUNTS at 7?«0 for the younger children. WBA Jtfniors are reminded to St., and the paternal grandmother can Club are requested to meet to­ 4 a.m.—6 a.nt> ...... I ...Volunteeni .Volunteer* NeededNeeded^ At . 8;3fi^.the teenagers dance will (leet at 'the Mary Cheney Library is Mrs. Charles Smith of The night at 7:15 at the clubhouse, 106 6 a.m.—8 a.m...... Philip Brady. JeSjfKMsrcel begin. Both dances will have music * \ l0 a.m. Saturday to attend the Ridge, Willimantlr. Clinton St., to proceed from there 8 a.m.— 10 a.m...... Bill/Evan.s ^ ( by records^-The dances will he con­ p i^ ic at Martin Park in East to th’e Holmes Funeral Home to 10 a.m.— Noon .. . .Guv Mullins ducted by , Jtm Herdic. superin­ H a r^ rd . Those attending should The WBA Guard Club held Us pey re.specls to Daniel P. Sokolow- Noon—2 p.m. . n . .F.theleen li/wts • \ tendent of reobedtipn. and Mr. and b rin g ^ lunch and the gnr'* are re- snnual picnic last night^at Martin .ski, a member of the club. Thomaja^^axwell. Bill Barrett ■* f 2 p.m. -4 p.m. .. Mrs. Nell LswrNjC’e. mlndedXthal they must have bath- Park in East Hartford." A pot- 4 p.m.—6 p.m. .. .C rater'd Allen WITH ONE STOP SHOPPING iiig,. capsVfor swimming. luck supper was enjoyed. Movies will be shown thli even­ 6 p.m .--8.p.m . .Jobfr McCsuley Sr.. Mary Bushnell .Ohenev Auxil­ ing beginning at 8:15 in Center Evelyn McCauley Ui* our p«J-lctn|: Int . . have iary. liSWV, will meei^at ’the John Town tflet^ Samuel J. Turking- Members .of Mystic Review No. Park behind the Mary Cheney Li­ 8 p m. 10 p.m...... <01ive Rsv. Grace Anderson PINEHGRST Burke Funeral Hohne. 87 E, 2, WBA. will meet at 8 o'clock brary* T h ey will last approxi­ ...... Mr. and Mr* Herbert Benson check* cashed . . (mail box ton Jr., toda\ requested that doc­ 10 p.m. Midnight Center St., at 7:30 tonight to pay tors who wish Vp present bills for tonight at the John B. Burke Fu­ mately one hbiir. These movies ai'e Skvwalch Post locsted on top of Msnrhestei Police Station. Introntl. . . Free carry out ISOPEN espects to Mrs. Carrie S5mlow, signing birth certificates do so be­ neral Home to pay respects to featured for rhildren, but all par­ Volunteer* mav register at Civil Defense Headquarters M micipw / to your car . . ibo' tipptni;i member of, the auxiliary. \ fore Aug. 10. Mrs; Carrie Samlow. ents and adults are welcome. Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday. !■ nday fi P- UNTIL 8:30 . . save time and enerfj'. je t all your "G O O D THURSDAY and THINGS TO EAT ’ at Pine> FRIDAY NIGHTS hurst. Unmanned^ ere to G lobe in M inutes Travelers weather service promises nice days for Friday and 90 Saturday (warmer Sunday), so roast your lamb leg. or nb roast beef, or cook your pot roast or Plnehurst tendercure corned beef ahead and be ready for an easy, relaxlhg Sunday. K e fa u v e r Shave and Haircut IN ANNISTON, AlASAMA, AT NOtll- New U.S. Weapons Eisenhower niHfOY NOm lb* eW tradUieei N Usual top qualit.^at an 20 Bits and 10 Cents aeeeMy wM eealllr en«sll. Tbirty Ntbsi unusually low prieV . . . at seek smN *« *bi«b iMt Uab BseM IslTpiMli Choice Pinehursi Blasts SEC By THE A9BOC1ATED PRESS Bares Plan •r Based on H-Tests The price of haircuts in Sp^cM Lamb Roost union Stamford barber shops D ixon Bias will be increased from 11.30 For Science 4 -1* lt« *f % <•* ealM* LAMB Washington, July 29 (/P)^The government said today it to $1.60 Aug. 1. the Master has begun producing weapons vrho. y Kefauver, whirii 1* In­ plained the thought is t ^ t a. jacket of uranium pretty much | Mamoru Shigemitsu, "we have im- vestigating the negotistiortsof the New Haven RR one or more of the space It'n easier to get thin. Under alicea when you let meat get cold as it occurs in nature. The theory | mediately asked for official ^ n - nmV canceled Dlxon-Ysteihy con before slicing. Jects would ciricle the earth Is that such a weapon would pro- ' firmation. 'tract.. 200 or 300* miles up at a . LEGS LI. duce much more radioactivity | ••The government's attitude will V The* contract, between the siia- Hartford, July 29 (JPi —[ Gov. TENDER. VERY LEAN PINEHURST LEMONAbE than even an H-bomb with it* : be decided by the reply." , airidppi Valley Generating Co. a Abraham A. Ribicoff announced speed of. 18,000 m.p.h. ARMOUR'S deadly clouds capable of covering The Diet questioning. In which the^NAtomic Energy Commissi today that the Connecticut Public They ‘ might remain" for RANDALL'S a 7.000-equare-mile-ares. Shigeru Toshida. beaten by Hatoy- ROUND STEAK or SIRLOIN FRESH CHICKEN ^ m m (AEClxprovided for Dixon-Yste; Utilities Commission will start an days or weeks, then faO back CORNED BEEF There wa* nothing in the AECs ama in last fall’s electldhs. parti­ firm ed oiuld a 1107 million power down and diaintegrate. 2 '«31' report to mipport this speculation. cipated. followed a Washington plant at W ^ t Memphis. Ark., to | mediate investigation into the 6 OZ, CANS TURKEY MEAT It sqid only: . ' announcement that a lix-gun bat­ replace Tennessee Valley Author- ' ration of the New Haven Rail­ jWhite House said in- TIP POT ROASTS lb. 89c HASH “immediately following Opera­ Can 7 Oz. Jar talion of 280 mm. atomic canno'n ity /TVA) energy supHed to AEC. road in Connecticut. fonhi^tipn obtained from the — fSuet free for the sslklng) tion (JMtle . . the weapeni pro­ and A battery of long range 726 Pteeident Eianihovcr ordered Governor eaid the decision project>*—it it hoped the BREASTS O 7 ! gram wa* directed toward develop­ mm. bombardment rockets were the contract noiIIflH after Mem- 'irp» Veached after a conference Master Sergeant in Mystery Visit satelliter^Mn be'launched by Choice Rib Chicken-Legs ment of iveapona whoae design wp« being aaiigned in the Far East, with NfUC Chairman Eugene Roasts of Chicken Bi^jtts based on the reault* of those teita, aans .Arrived (Continued on Page Apur) Loughl: Mrs. Adrien P. Robenhyme'r, 36 Falknor. Dr., looked eut .heribkck door yMterday and saw her 1957 or 19e^ w ill be avAil- 1- "During the first six ipontha of At Okinawa, biggest U.S. Far ' 'NtreNs ComplaiN dog snltting at a moving objecL \Uponl closer InvsktigkUon she found the object to be the turtle able_ to sqientifts of all na- Pinehurst Beef Eye Bound ifCoasts FROM THE LAND O' C O R N - piqbirad «SNv« being Jield'-by’lt*w-aO|r,..lFMRmyi II: Fntnted in white on the turtle's hack sra-thwe 1955. wtapona produced In accord­ East Bate^ an Army ipokesman Ribicoff'Wdded that it la U>< tionf„ Buagis i^qdod- lb. 59c ' Rump Roasts ance with the Preaidenl'e directive words; "HQ (Headquarters) 1, FL.vO<3^ N. J-*V M M e d ill. the c^ifor a t the tucUk’e ___ RATH BLACK HAWK BRAND said the atonaic guns liAtrkfHVei" reault o f ‘V a » y prot'ests by pa­ . Gdve)nin!i«i),(,«tiii^tiiti, pkr*’' LIMEADE For Included type* incorporating euch there with the 663rd Field ArttP the stripea of a master sdrgeant. How the'turtle ever got' to Manchester from Ft. ’Dix, If It CHARCOAL COOKING 31c trons of thc'New Haven Railroad, WS.S there, remain* a mystery (Story on Page 13—Herald Photo). ticipating in an extip^inary deiigns." ■ . lery Battalion and would be un­ ticularly ^m m uters in the There, W*a no amplification of loaded there Saturday and* Sun- This hss becoms the day o f the outdoor grill, the barhjecuc cart, Fift^told County area.” news conference at the'White day. pit or bowl. W« have nawly dtacovered aomethlng that waa com­ PREMIER Cold Cut Specials: the reference to "types," but It The. Governor',, said that com­ House, said the satellite are m ight, cover different forrn* of There waa no word on where, the British Jets mon knowledge in Colonial timea; Meat and fowl broiled over plaint! Hp the P(JC and to him not yet in existence, only in SCOTTISSUE GRAPE JUICE For 39c wespOns adapted to var.ving uses. 5th Artillery Battalion, a unit Bulgaria Limits eharconl or charcoal briquettes hav«. a wimderful davor. have toldxbf late 'trains, crowded the planning' stage. APPLESAUCE PICKLE and PIMIENTO The report spoke of the dlfficul- equipped with 726mm. "HOneat Atlantic' (T . . Union Plans Whilt charcoal will improva tha flavor, it will not To Help RAF conditions, NmcleanX cars, break­ But they said confldeiica that 3 Rolls down in aiiNv’ condUioning and (OoNtfoned ON Page Two) (Continued on Page'Thli^Mo) Israeli P robe they can be launched’^within per­ halp tha tandernasi . . .SO BE SURE YOU START 2 Jars "charges of pokajbly Unsafe and L O A F u 49c Washington, July 29 iPi—The haps two year* i* baaed on r o ^ t WITH A SIZZLING TENDER PINEHURST STEAK. United SI let Is buying $140. mil­ dangerous operating; practices.” Opposed by Dulles flijfhU up to 250 milei: 1... lion worth of British-made Jet ■iTie Governor BtreMSd, •however, Of Plane Crash The aateUit**,, according to (Wa cut them to ordar any thicknass or sixa): OLIVE LOAF u 59c Saddened by Verdict: fighter* for the' Royal Air Force. that this should not be\Mken to present thinking, would bo about •Pinehurst ground meats’are'fresher, too. For barbeques mean that the railroad Is^ttnsafe. They ■will replace American and Jeniaalem, July 29 (JC,'— An the size of basketballs. ' ■ Slimming { Canadian manufactured F86s The PUC la already inveatint- Washington, July 29 (/P)— •m that position at the preseht we ..recommend 5% ground Chuck or 85c ground Round THURINGER ..69c lersell foreign office spokes­ W)iat they mifiit' be'inade of. We have the best grade of Charcoal Briquettes . .. large which were Sraigned to Britain Ing a wrack on the New Haven\|it Secretary of State Dulles to-- Bridgeport July 14. man said today Bulgaria has , \a Ihtt if the ConjrresE defltres Theue are wnrthwhIW reduction* from the regular ^Hoe* of Lutheran Pastor Found when that country encountered promised to pay compensation, (OonttBoed sa Faige J b v ) 2 5 1b. bag at $2.25 and plenty o f Charcoal. Limited supply ;Solad M e^l llwae quality Itema. Freshly sliced aa you order. trouble in production liiodeU of its On that day the Federal Ibi' day came out in oppOSltlonH*^ that a convention be held .. . , a of 10 lb. Briquettes. / I C«N far MfMar, | press, a Washington to Boston, least In part, for the Israeli a proposal in Congress that way be found to hold (it) , . . slACK FROST own aircraft. Ifoer shot down Wednesday bomuewoJu JrotaiMg ^ Y^a F86a, numbering about 400. sleeper, shot off the rails on a President Eisenhower call a under less officisi auspices than i* Morrell’a ready-to-eat Hams. Hath'* lean Dalay . / Ham* make CONFECTIONERY HANDY'S cur\’e. Seven of the 17 cars by t^i^oiunist gunner*. Fift.v- nice summer meat cute. We feature White Rock Fr ring Chickens HEINZ Guilty at Heresy are to be returned to the United eight N^raons, including 13 " 7 „ 5 “ **5 f‘ *r^e,olutlon, the Pre.i- ond B R O W N State* Air Force for reallocation plunged over a 35-foot embank­ convention to consider estab- at gl.59 and *1^9 each. A. ment, killing the engineer and in-, American*,^ perished in the lish in g an Atlantic Union. Jent would be requested to invite Bulletins KOSHE^ DILL to some other country or coun­ crash. n> Milwaukee.-July 29 (.Pi—^A L u -- -that my fdrma] ministry could tries -under the North Atlantic jurlng 24 people. Dulles gave hi* view* In a letter delate* from the NATO countrie* SUGAH W i M M theran pastor, found guilty Isst come to a close." He indicated he Treaty Organization (NATO) pro- The PUC ha* not yet knnuonced sent to the Senate Foreign Rela- and representatives of their prln- from the AP Wilmi OPEN UNTIL GHEI^KINS BONELESS HAM Athens.,jGreece.N.JjjJy_29^^ tions Committee which is holding cipal political parties to meet with night in the first heresy trial in would like to'reach, "probabTy^ graas. a . finding ks to the cause ~of the re J a r For BolMag or Baking— Umtled Quantity At This Price Comrnuni.st Bulgaria i* lettlrig hearings on a resolution sponsored delegates from the United States 2 Pkgs. the 60 year history of the North-- philosophy .at ,‘he college level", The Defense Department made wreck. The federal Interstate Com­ Israel's charge d'affaira* In Sofa | by 8:30 P.M. ' 'Ar;.'/"" Oil west Sj’nod of United Lutheran and stated he ipay return to school the announcement t Jday by rele* - merce (Jommlssion slso Investi­ Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) •nd and representatives of this coun­ GOVERNMENT fXHUIB RATH'S inspect the wreckage of'the Israeli other*. try's political parties. Kuala. Lninpur, Malaya, July PI.. 3 7 c Church, said after the ^Verdict, for further degrees before seeking Ing’ without comment a British gated the crash, but has not Is­ airliner Red gunher* shoK dowri. "I am not guilty as charged." *iich a post. " Ministr/ of Defense statement pub­ sued its re'port, either. The lesolutipn would ask the Cite* French Reds 39 '(/P)—The Malay-Chlueae-li^ THURSDAY But the Bulgarn still would-not lei (I’lesidenf to invite the countries Dulles commented in his letter The Rev. George Crist Jr., ■"I have no piesent intention of lished almultancously In London. The investigation is expected to *lx Israeli.Inveriigators enter their dlg«i .AlUaaoe today prMared to 8t, summoned from hi* home at which sponsored the North Atlan­ "that It would be inappropriate form the federaUon of 'Malaya’s lb seeking a pulpit in another church, Replace 406 Sabre* take several months. country today. and FRIDAY Durham, in mrfrby Waukesha but that is a possibility." he said, About 465 Hawker Hunter jet tic Treaty to name delegates to a fo r the President or the Congress first elected goverameut after No Inference on Safety A dispatch from Tel Aviv said eeting to explore the formation to stipulate to other countries how GENOA SLICEDSAIAMI OR ONE PIECE County to heai*^e decision, added w Deliberated Hiree Hour* fighters will be produced to re­ Both the Governor and Commli- winnlBg m majority la the 9B- that Baruch Ntr. the charge in of-^ defense, economic, and politi­ A SPECIAL PINEHUAs T PRICE ON "I have committed no offense n t trial board, .which compli­ place the 400 F86/Sabre jet* pro­ their delegates should be named, member legt^tlve cooaelL aioner Loughlin stressed that the the bulgarlan capital, had been cal ^ io n ." - ■ and. particularly thkt their dele­ against the h.le* of the ITnited mented P astof Crist on his per- vided the RAF duri'ng 1952 and study in no, way Infer* that the Final results ef the llritlah nre- Lutheran Chijrch. I am certainly allowed to go to* the *it> of the Notes .Argument gates should ‘include members of FRO JOY ICE CREAM Vt Gal. 79c srnsl conduct during the two day* 1953, plus others supplied later; disaster just north of the Greek- tectorate’s first natleiMU mee- saddened by the verdict, but I Advocate* of the resolution their principal political parties.' In tlon Wedaesday eonflrmed tha HEINZ of the hearing, deliberated three The coat j^r plane for the (Oontinoed o n PNga Four) Bulgarian border. PILLSRURY ORANGE 8UNSWEET PREMIER think I was as ready for It *s I hours before returning the verdict. Hunter* will be about $207,000, point out tfikt It does not call for this connection. I call attention to Alliaaoe’s boast It would Wtu At the frontier, however, the the fact that the largest single CAKE MIX 29c PRUNE JUICE 3lc Honnel’s4»CannedNi|in could be." He made the statement The board recommended to the plus cost for spare part*. An the actual establishment of the 51 of the S3 eeate a t etoke. TOMATO to newsmen [after leaving the trial six-man investigating cpmiaission union hut merely, suggests that ■ political party in France is the SL IC ^ BEETS synod president, Dr. Paul E. F86E co»ts between $300,000 and which came from 'Tel Aviv _yia chamber. Bi.vhop. that the Rev. -Crist be $400,000, including spare parts. convention shoul^xcon.sider the Cbmmunist. party.” HOGtVER DECU NBS FORT SHURFINE CORNED BEEF can 45c ^HNE QUAUTY Greece again wa.* denied admission Dulles' lettei^, was read- to the JUICE Urge* Su«pen»lon asked to give up his pulpit im­ The "offshore procurement" idea, . Washington, July 39 (F)—FBI $ ^ 7 5 into Communist territory this committee by Undersecretary of PARD DOG FOOD BAM 46 Oz. Can 2 Cans A svnod trial board of seven mediately. program under which the British- News Tidbits headqunrtera said todaT Dlree- morning. * telephone message to Taking note o f this afgument, State'Robert Murphy. Case. plus I can BAKED b e a n s pastors found the Rev. Crist guilty Dr. Bishop, reached at hi* home made airplanes will be provided tor J. Edgar Hoover has dtoUiied Athens said. Dulles in a letter to coinmittee • Dulles also objected to the pro­ (49 Cans) S7.00 2 Pots Sgr in Minneapolis by telephone, said the RAF is part of the over-all Colled from AP Wirei an offer of (be poUee oemmto- Special of nine counts of deviation from Check Through Binocular* chalrmsn George (D-Gs) sai^lNthat vision of the resolution.requesting Each Church doctrine and recommended he did not know when he, would program for armament of the Hionership of “New York C ity ,. FRISKIE'S DOG F O O D ...... "If the invitation to the con v ^ - the Pre.siiient to invite delegates 3 cans 31c / he be suspended immedistely from act on the recommendation be­ NA'TO nation.*. The mission tried first to cross The offer to Hoover was mads tion were made by the Pre«tden't ^from "the other democracies Made by Carnation Milk Co. his pulpit. He Was found innocent cause he "doe* not anticipate these i Valuable Service Twenty-two-year-old Ban: Pe<|ro. yesterday and wa* refused. todsy by Mayor Robert Wagaer 2 9 < 3 5 c After .the refusal today, the . . .It would. I think, be inferred ivhich kpo'isored the North At- of five charges. He denied the 14 thing*." He stated -he wouldn't' The British statement said the Calif., soldier tranaferred to Fort of New York. Israeli group , went to the Greek that he had accepted the practica­ lairilc TVeal.v," chai'ges were valid ( deviations dare^ act without seeing the formal .Sabres haye'given "the Royal Air Ord for invimUgatlon o f charges bility and general desirability of Kaablar Club Crackers .... border stronghold of Ist'imbey and ’ He'v skid "thi* presumably re­ 35c BETTY CROCKER from ch.irch doctrine. decision," but added “ It-won’t be Force "most valuable .service" In he gave "aid', and comfort” to some such union." ACCUSE FIVE m SLAYINO TENDER LEAF too long.'^ inspected the wreckage of the air­ fer* to'* Canada,'Belgium, France, Pastor Crist said he will begin both Its tactical and fighter com- enemy as prisoner o f war in 'I'he letter continued. ‘T would Woroester, Maasn July SB N.B.C. New Wavarly Wafers niMiTEi s im fi Fresh ^rdfish ^ a two week vacation in northern Korea ... Premier Edgar Faure liner through binoculars. Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and — Police today idatrged f|v* •--.The final decision on the board’s .mands. But it added there are j^ 4 | A U * S : All 58 persons aboard, the air­ question the wisdom of the Con­ CAKE M IXES 'Cans Wisconsin tomorrow w;ith his wife findings la, up to the synod conven­ "substantia]"- advantages in says in Paris test of Geneva sum­ •youtbs with muiBer III Ow T E A B A G S 29c liner, in d u in g 12 American pas­ gress seeming to put the president (CoatlBued on Page Two). 2:9c And 43c White,'Yellow, Oe>1I and three chlldrtn. After the va­ tion which h«* the ' power to equipping the RAF with Britlah- mit conference C4>me* \In 'October ■Cromptoa Park bra Hag Baatk senger*. died-when the four- en­ (48 t'ount) I cation, he said, he "dqean’t know” change the penalty. The convert- type planes which can be when Big Kour foreign mlniatera rarly Wedaesday of T. J. “ Tex" Pkr. gine cimatellatloh,. of the El AI Sunshine Hydrox ...... 29c what he will do. serviced and repaired from Unit­ meet to *pq>ly direc.tlvea of.their Holder, 40, m „. uaesaploysfl Fresh Fruit and Vegetables tion will be held here May 16, Israel Airline crashed in flames He said when the trial began. ed Kingdom aources. palator. Deputy IfoMeo CMef F« 1956. The penalty after auch a chief*. . , . , Wednesday just north o f the Greek Wednesday "my ministry will con­ Of the earlier assignment of the State police hear report* girls Fraak Oarrell, keed el-ihe THURSDAY OR FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1.30 Sunshine I convicUop change* from a simple frontier. Democrats See Talbott Case tinue regardless o f what happens F86a to Britain, the Defense traveling sUte selling magazine tocHve bureau, liatod the jgrNa^ Shop in cool comfort in Pinehurst's, r~ r«buke to defrocking. .--*b.u| aria said the plane, -which YELLOW sq u a sh .. 7c here". I{e stated last night 'that Ministry's announcement said subscriptions have been using 3 as: Robert K.,8t. Joha, n r o M K Air-Conditioned Store .... Free Peyklng^ ~ .waa'en route from.London to Tel 2 9 c Hy d r o x the verdict "could certainly mean "this very generous assistance name of Hartford Hospital ■ with­ aid G. Magnaooa, 13; George S> (CooUNued ON Page Two) Aviv, had got off course cronaing As Campaign Ammunition from . the United States and out anthorizatjon , . . Third-seeded Patesmade, 13; Richard F. Fct« COOKIES Yugoslavia and violkted Bulgpr- Calif. Potatoes 6 Iba. 44iC •Canada enabled the United King­ Virginia • Connolly of Dorceater, km, 20, aad Bebart F . WeaaMi. MIRACLE WHIP GRANDMOTHER'S CUCUMBERS 2 r . 19c ia'i air apace for 100 mile* with­ Green Beans m a r t m m M f dom to equip part of the RAF Mass., wins Connecticut. Junior Washington. July. 29 (Fv—Re-Vthat Talbott should )>e flred "forth- 15. PURE e..w .*.e,.N -...i-veien- iWtt; out warning. Admitting their anti- Becker's Celery SALAD Girls Tennis Chamjllonship at newed demand* from -tw o Demo- with,’' and asked; Head Difficult Going^Seen Ahead (CoHtiHue4UoN Page Four) New Haven Lawn Club with 6-3. crat* that President Eteenhower "What Is the President waiting BTRiOUC CLOSES PLANTS. Pepper* LETTUCE 19c (Goatianed o n Page Two) 6-1, victory . over-unaeeded Bally. Are Secretary of the Air Force [for?" New Bedferd, Maa*„ Jaly J9 Cabbage- DRESSING MARMALABE 'J' KIDS HMclGr 12! Just bring CM adult and Darmody of Wellesley Hills, Mass. Talbotl’^ndlcated today they view "If this administration thlnlu (F>—Severe Copper aad Waee Native Com dot. 39e Qt. Lb. Jar On Ike Housing Lisgislation Hriitges Acqii i ttecl Hassschusetts polio caaea re­ the case ss ammunition for the that it is going to get the Ameri­ lac., today qaaiiiianed elocikg •( . Lima Beana Native TOMATOES Lb.25c ported to State Department at U.S. Admits Error 19,'M election campaign. can people to swallow this mess Ita'alae copper aad beam ariUa Public Health mount to 4tt, with Eisenhower has announced he of corruption," Morse ^ d . “it is tkicciBkout the Halted StalM 1^ Washington, July 29 (iPi— Pres­ Committee Chairman Spence Of Red Link Count 423 o f them in month of J u ly ... himself will decide', from the testi­ mUalikt toalgkt due to a pra* Long Island Potatoes In Accusing Aide going ito And that the pe0p)e are PEACHES u 29c ident Eisenhower's plans for more (D-Ky) made no forbeasta in ad­ Prime Minister Eden hails wil­ mony in a now-ended senate in­ going to gag.” le a g e dstrike U ...... la tkp eepper i 10 lbs. 39c federally aaiiated. low-rent public lingness of United States to Join vestigation of Talbott's profltable' lag ladastry. Ike See Baseball As A Guest vance of debate. Another Demo­ Ban Franciaco, July 29 See* Standards Lowered CANTALOUPES , Iiousing projects faced rough go­ (/fh— In seoMril^ psKri "which in effect Washington. July 29 (A4—The outride business activities, wheth­ page will affect I HONETDEWSi ing today as the House prepared cratic leader aald "I think we’U Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman guarantees safety, aecurity of er the Secretary had violated "a BtiUer released a atatement de­ here aad 3,339 t e a LEMONS 3 r.r19c squeeze through” with enough Offico of Comptroller General Jo­ claring "It is difficult to see how Cucumbers . , . ,ea. 5c watermelons to take up Its long-italemated ruled In favor of Harry Bridges Ihirope and ita' future.” seph pamp)>ell says it wa* wrong proper standard of ethics." New York, CaUfovahir HHaali, PLUMS . . l^ A C H E S ___ hollaing legislation. ’ votes to retain the public housing today—thet^ Bridges -wasn’t a Bill to free natural gaa produc­ - The . President received a copy Mr. Eisenhower can retain Mr. Baittmorr,. aad Frozen Food Specials provision. in two accusations of wrongdoing Talbott without serving notice, in York State Iceberg Hep. Wolcott (RiM ich), the Communist. • | ers from frileral controls passes •qgainst Howard I. Young. « gov- of. the hearing transcript yester­ FROM BIRDS EYE SNOW caop Of Your Favorite Team! PEARS ’ Lb. 19c senior Houee Bsnking Committee Public housing foes on .the House Judge Goodman 'ruled that the House by 6-vote margin but apags day, but Kress Secretary James C. the eyes of the public, that tha MATVSOW JAILED enament dollar-a-year man in Lettuce ....^ fo r .8 9 e Rules Committee have held^iip for Birds" Ey* Chicken Piea 3 for 59e Republicsn, predicted the House government's case against, the on Senate rush'to adjourn... Atty. 1951-53, .and was dropping them. Hagerty said he did not know how Preaident is lowering his adminis­ New York, July S3 Iff)—HaP> Fancy Native-Slicing Sunklat Pink Lemonade 3 for Me BABY LIMAS 27e FREE TICKET INSIDE , would accept hia aubatfU^ bill nesii'ly s month House action on the West Coast longshore leader waa Gen. ETrawhell makes first use of ' Toung is president of American soon INsenhower could complete tration's standards o f. integrity voy 3L M ataaaw. i j c Hm i pma* Tomatoes Bird* Eye Pena, Liman and* BANANAS 2 Lb. 29c which makes )ip provision^r pub­ baSkihg committee bill, which aliio "not sit all convincing.’' 1954 law in move to have Inter­ Zinc, Lead and Smelting. Co. pf SL reading it. for UI government officiaU. aaaalat who ' ‘ Broccoli. SNOW caor ' lic housing. 1 provides for continuation of vari­ The govcraniailt tried to show national Union of Mine, Mill and Louis. Ho retained his position The demands for Talbott's oust­ “ It is easy to aqt high stand­ *y 9UAKER PUFFED WHEAT .. 21c EissnhowMT.has asked t 35,000 ous othar federal houaing pro­ that Bridgu, a native of Aus­ Smelter Workers bmadod fonaal- tfrlU) the company when hq wa* an er u m e from Sen. -Morse (P-O re) ards, but the ' proof of Intagrity a b a m m p m m to* public housing units .r for grams- Only yesterday did the tralia, got hi* y.S: citisenahip in ly as under communist domination. official in Uie Defense Materials and Paul M. Butler, Democratic comes not in aetting im nilaa but day wkiai ha (aOMI tO 1 It's aasy to park in Freneh Fried POTATOES 35c two yeara—^the. sfuna iber as rules group clear Uie measure for 1945 by fraud when he awdre he Atomic Energy Oommiasion to lent Agency (DMPA) national chairman, both of wlumi In living up to them,” Butler said. •33 baU. QUAKER PUFFED RICE .... 2 B c SNOWcaop ^>pcov*d by the \ cm a floor vota, removing a p>4ncipal wasn’t a CommuifUt.'' "Tt. build.new fit wdnibii^lieadqMir- the Truman adminlstra- have criticised Talbptt’a ovfiaide The Senate Investigations sub­ O. '-■■ l\ Pinahurst's, 302 COM though he sought \ a tle-inl with atumbUng block in the driva for The government wanted to de­ tsrs building naar Gihnantown, activiUea as a special partnar in committee which coaducUd the MUFFCTS SHREDDED WHEAT 20c MAMCNItTMl INN* slum clearance and urban radayal- congraeafonal adjournmant port Bridges. Md.. . . . Houaa Ways fuid Msans AUeffatloiia o f "conflict o f interr the New Torli flfm.oC Paul B. Mul­ inquiry mt no data (or tha atart Malp St., Parking Lot. BROCCOLI SPEARS 27e ipnunt that’s not in ths eon ^ t- A hotiaini' bill ia ragardad as a' ^ Judge Goodman, wtw liaaid tha Oommlttes apnrovss dURmtsd ad- in Toilng'a Iiandling o f eome ligan A Co., while serviag to ths at itrefforta to hgraa on flndhiga. tia maajuro. Tha 38,000 Rguica ia miftistratfon ^ to tIghtsB taritt Air Fores post. •Da MUBbar authoettfd laat « n / « Mosm told thsth gSMSts; OR M f o M ------‘X- As.*-’ wm I b I 11 l a ■! I I I M I m JoM

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