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TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1965 JHXTEEN Utanriffsit^r lEm^ning HrraUi Arcrafe Daily Nat PriiM Run Far the Weak Eaded throw, water pistol and . aponge phases of the h«w high achool and M y tS. 1865 . Picaics. Tonitht Annual Carnivals throw;' Waddell, bean bag, bal Receive J2 Bids ths Keeney^ Straat Mamantary About Town loons and darts,' water pistol; school, now imder conKruction. 1M83 Green, washer toss, shee ball and School authorities hava racom- The wWkly picnic conducted Planned by For Vacant Post Member a( the Audit ^ ^ S^pMT Club wUl hold iU an^ ring toss; Buckley, sponge throw,. r.iended that whoever is engaged be AMESITE DRIVES on all the (dayrrounda will be lawn bowling and rubber ring retained as head custodian for the Bureau af ClreuluUau WMl otCBle Sunday. July SI; at held thia evening at '6:30. M anchesUtr^A City of ViUago Charm t M rflirani PSrk in Eaat Hart* The second annual' playground toss; These activities and play Twelve aj^licatlons have been high school when It is contpleted. No Monoy Down • 34 MorIHs to hoy t a n Ifamban and frienda are 'Diere will be a Are for p o k carnivals ccmducted .by the Recre grounds will be located at Robert received by General Manager | ing botdoga. Afttr the picnic son Park. nab note A bradwurat dinner will ation Department will bf held to Richard MarUn foi the post of PAVING • DRIVEWAYS ^ n e m d at 12 o’clock. gamea will be played. The following activities and VOL. LXXIV, NO. 252 (TWENTY-FOUR PAUES~TW0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1955 morrow .evening at both the Rob playgrounds will be located at the building inapectlSr. according to a • PARKING AREAS 't in . Afnea Leduo and Harvey ertson and West S|de playgrounds. West Side playground: West Side, report from his office today. The Ward of Hartford were (ueeU of Miaa Nancy Vacahti of the Her All thiv playgrounds trSm ■ the nail driving, gsh pond, balloons deadline for applications for the honor at a double birthday party ald-ataH. accompanied by MiM North End o f town will partici and darts; Verplanck, tennis 35.830 per year job was; last night. and don roaat Sunday afternoon Barbara McKinney of Coventry, ia pate at Rob^tson^with the play throw, water pistol and sponge Of the 12 applications, nine were R ed C h iefs held at Mra. Leduc'a home, 61 Ed vacationing thia week at Hampton grounds from^he South End at throw; Nathan Hale, bean bag, from Manchester me., while the MKcImII M2M mund JSt GueaU were preaent Beach, N.H. the west Side p^vground. I balloons and darts. Water pistol. other three were from Connecticut LIFE from Himcheater and Hartford. A The Robertson Capniyal will be ; Charter Oak: lawn howling, residents. Manchester buffet aupper waa aerved featuring Membera of the Manchester under the directlori\!t>f"Nell Law , rubber ring toss,' sponge throw. The post was left open recently Ptim V isit rence. program director, and the Valley Street, washer, toss, skee ana a beautifully decdrated cake with Wates are reminded of the meet when David Chambers resigned. candlea. H ie yuaata of honof were ing tonight at 8 o'clock in Tinker West Side will be supwvised by I ball, ring loss. Griswold Chappell has been acting remembered with many lovely Hall. The Manchester Fire Depart Jim Herdic, superintendent of rec Each chi^d mtist buy a ticket building Inspector. ' THE THOMAS COLLA CO. To B ritain fifta. — ment, film, "Oiir Town," will be reation. I which is good for 20 actlvitie!a,for Martin also reported that .seyerSl shown. Following are the activities and a very . small fee. This money \ applications have been reteive*d for 251 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER The Mancheater Fire Depart- the_ _ playgrounds^ _____ which______will^ Con-..... ' goes to cover incidental expensed. I the post of assistant clerU-of-the- mLcsMmiiKHr London, July 27 (/P)— So n m t will hold a department drill Members of the Army and Navy duct them at the camivaIs:'\Rb'b-| Refreshments will be served . at ' works, Th’s post carries aniannual viet Premier Nikolai Bul tMWtrrow nidht at 6:30 at the fire- Club are aaked to pall for their ertaon. nail driving, fish pond. 'bal-' both carnivals. Actiritiea will ! salary of 34..550 and relates to in Mtmmu I M S ganin and Nikita Khrushchev, hoiM comer of Main and Hilliard tickets to the outing Sunday at the loons and darts: bei^in promptly at 6 p.m.______^ spection of the varioca mec+ianical StaT^, Garden Grove at the clubhouse. the Communist party boss, plan to visit Britain n ^ t A daughter, Linda Marie, was spring. The House of CoW born on Julv 24 to Mr. and Mra. mPns cheered today this an\ Charles R. Pillard of Craddock. Vs. Mrs. Pillard is the former Rose nouncement by Prime Min e Sand 16 nun. Movie Frojectora— Marie Buck of Virginia and Mr. ister Eden. ( i r e e k ^ ioaBMl or aUent, alao SS nun. Eden aaid the vlait of the Soviet ort AU ■Sda projeetofB. Pillard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, Pillard of 116 Waddell leaders was agreed upon during his WiLOON DRUG CO. private conferences with them at A ccord on SOIrMSin Sb—TeL Ml-S-SSSl Geneva; during which all concurred Pvt. Philip C. oh erf 88 Church bn the importance of maintaining But One Perished St., 'Pvt. Charles . Luce of 604 B. personal contacts. Aii\Check Middle TTpke., and Pvt. Charles 8. The announcement waa heard by Tarpinian of 31 Hbmestead St. .Russia’s Ambassador Jacob Malik Athena, Greece, July 27 (IP)—An Israeli airliner was f o r ^ Waahington,\ July 27 (yP)— have arrived at Fort Dix. N. J„ P OPENING Fqrfner Wehrmacht Generals. Adolf Hauslnger, left, and Hana who sat In the diplomatic, gallery. down in flantea in Communist Bulgaria,,today. Greek au . Malik listened attentively and President Eis^how er said and been assigned to Cm. F, 364th Spiedbl, right, will become highest ranking generala of the new thorities said Bulgarian antiaircraft gunners shot it down LECLERC Infantry Regiment of the 60th In Welit German army. The security committee of the Bundestag when the roar of ;approvaP swept today he believes he would the House a smile broke over his near the Greek border and that all but perhaps one of the 58 FUNERAL HOME fantry Division for eight wdaka Of ' ih Bonn, Weat Germany, announced the appointment# (July 26). allow peaceful foreign planes basic training. Prior to enterfng Both Hetuihger, 57, and Spledel, 58, will have rank of lieutenant face. persons aboard must be considered dead,. Reporta on Geneva to fly over any area of the the aervic* Froh waa employed at general—aama rank they held in World War II. At lea.st three Americana were Aboard. The airline said FUNERAL Travslers Insurance Ob.. Luce at Eden told of hia dealing# with United States to carry out his Charlie'# Service Station and Tar the Russians at Geneva. they were Mrs. J. Sheinbaum, a Mrs. Katz and the latter's Geneva proposal for exeWng^ small daughter. It did not release their home addressea, but SERVICE pinian waa practicing law in. Wil- "In Geneva," he said, “ the For of military blueprints and llmantic. eign Secretary and 1 had aeveral said they were en route.from.Ixindon to Tel Aviv. Walter N. meetings in private with Mr. Bul aerial inspection. Israel, alerted that the Conslel'-*------"■ ...... Leelerc, Charles Audetfie, 42 Lancaster Seven Bonn Soldiers ganin and Mr. Khrushchev and The Eisenhower proposal wa# lation had crashed from some Director Rd., has returiid home affer .re their colleagues. y' niade at the Geneva summit meet cause, said it had no official infer-1 83 Main Street, Mancheater ceiving treaUbent for the paat two "We discussed very frartkly our ing. contingent on agreement by mation that Bulgarians fired on it.' Turncpals See weeks at the Hartford H o^tal. anxieties about the great problems Russia to allow the same inspec A Foreign Ministry spokesman in Call MI-9.5869 < Officially in NATO which divide the world. We also tion and provide the same full in Jerusslem said the Israeli legation | The office of Dr. Irwin Reanibk considered how to maintain and formation this, cwhtry would give! in Sofia haa been instructed ur-: Army Spoiling at »35 Main 8t. will be' closed strengthen the personal relations At a new# conference at which gently to Investigate circum- starting Monday. Aug, 1. It ndll re which we had eatablished at Eisenhow^ again stressed gains atances of the crash. open on Aug. 15. Paris, July 27 (/PH-Dreased in civilian clothes and look Ganeva. . . . at Geneva but minimized the hope . A special .Greek goveriiment Reiiiiion Plans of any/ new era of _peaoe right atatement, basfd on observations S ing like businea.srtien, .sev^n of West Germany’s first postwar "I would be rash to expect rapid now, he alao touched on these sub FUBUC and far reaching results. Mean of soldiers of the 10th Greek Army, soldiers today officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty jects: The following story by Virginia HALE!S while, Geneva haa„given this sim Oivislbn in Macedonia, aaid the! Red China -The President said four-engine. American-built craft ■ Pasley, author of the book "21 Whp Organization (NATO) military machine. The seven went on ple message to the whole w orlds Stayed” and Garden City, L. .1,, duly «t Supreme Headquarters* he cannot guess now as to the posr of the El A1 Linea waa felled north Headquarters it has reduced the dangers of war." sibility of a U.S.-Red China meet Newsday staff writer, has bein Allied Forces Europe (SHAPE), Air Force Secretary Harold Talbott (right), and Paul B. bf Petiitaiu bn a flight from Lon rO B THE KIDDIES Eden said he felt the House ing on the foreign ministers level. don To Lydda; Isfael. made availaMs to the Aaaodated Larg* Aeaortmeat outside Paris. i Wife of Legislator would be glad to hear about the What the next step will be after Mulligan, his business partner, listen to testimony before the Sen Frees by|.Nrwsdsy. The Germans will be classed as I Russians coming to Britain fn the ate Investigating Subcommittee at Washington. The Subcom The craah in rugged territory of "civilian advisors" until the Bonn; next week's Geneva conference Bulgaria, a member of the <5om- Crilicallv Burned spring. between the two countries on the mittee is investigating Talbott's alleged use of his government muhists' Waraaw Military Alli By VIRGINIA PASLEY Arftiir Pngi^StorMj parliament, gives Anal formal ap-; "Both the House and the coun ambassador's level, he said he is itositipn to secure business for Mulligan's company. Aboard the S.S. Preiident Cltve- proval to their appointments in ance. came only four, daya after try will welcome it as a step to not suae. the Windup Of the Big Four aum- land, July 27 (Abr-The three Army compliance with laws deAntng the East Windsor. July 27 iAb - ward the ending th^'state of mu Racks Adams' Stand turncoats admitted today the news atatiis of the Arst derman troops. | mit conference to ease tVorld ten- The wife of a state legislator tual distrust w e ' ^dall the Cold Dixon-Yates — Eisenhower dis aiona. that they would, be jailed before Six members of the group will' was burned critically in a fire War." they could be reunite with their . be . absorbed into SHAPE'S inter closed that former budget director The first word that anything which swept her Warehouse In touching ^'bn other summit Joaeph M. Dodge, who Initiated loved ones “is alnioet too much to national staff under U. S. Gen, Point horns early today. topics, Eden said Britain was con Ike Holds Verdict waa amiss with the (Jonstellafion, take.” fiONT the controversial project, will go which took off from ’Vienna'# Alfred M. Gruenther, supreme vinced that no* European security They told nte they had not ex still plenty Of wear left In Rep. Samuel B. Lawrence . before Congresa to tell complete Schechat airport at 4 p.m,, today' 7 commander in Europe. The .sev rushed his Iwb children from is possible on the basis of a divid details of the matter. pected to be'arreated the . moment Everii WedrFH.-Sat. EM. on the Vienna-Istanbul leg of its shoen when brought hero for enth. Col. Adolphe von Kielman-1 ed Germany. He described unifi- the homa while neighbors and The President said he is sure southward journey, was an SOS they set foot again on American expert ropulring. segg, will serve as liaison officer, catiop' as the chief East-West is that C3iairman J. Sinclair Arm On Talbott Future soil, though they had atebled them firemen reacued his ^wife. Intercepted by the airline opera WORK DONE WmUS between SHAPE and the West sue.' strong of the Securities and Ex • - j ------\ selves to the prospect, that they TOD WATT German government. Mrs. Lawrence was taken to tions office and Rome nronitora. St. Francis Hospital in nearby Halls ike Proposal change Commission has given the would have to answer to the Array ' Group to Join Frenidi He called "bold and Imagina- Washington, July 27 (/Pj^poaalble plana to resign a# the top The message said ths plane waa Hartford. entire story of the role played by going down in flames. some day for deserting their coun A. aecond small group of West tivD" Prtaideht Eisanhower’S pro- Sherman Adams, No. 1 aide to Ei- try and Joining the world of the RoaDM. Refrigwefers SAM YULYES The blase, cause of whic^ if' ‘^TXt‘*“a'fd**hf wom^‘"girr?rp Then clime an announcement by Germa’n officers will Join the Al jienhower. withheld ]U(lgment Interests times over" Chinese Reds, SHOE REPAIRING lied Central Europeat) command Was hot' ImmMlately d e t ^ (Continued on Page Six) on i -lo the El Al 'ofllce iR,London that the Woshtn and AH He said Adams told a Senate E. Talbott*^; future in Mr ad- ^ rather than hurt the Air Force, The first indication of what the o r THE BETTER KIND of French Marshal Juln at Fon- mined, swept ihpre than two- Investigating subcommittee he plane, which tdmt off from London thirds of the one and 6nN half ministration pending the end He remarked\that when h e ^ - last night, waa believed to have Army’s/attitudeNwould be toward-- OfiMT AppHaneos IS Mnple St.—Acroes From talnbleu Friday, could add nothing to Armstrong's the men—-Otlio G,x Bell, Lewis Ftrat Nnttonal Parking l,ol Escorting today s group to Su story home on Route 6 / \ story, and that is all there is to it. of a Senate inquiry. Tatoott ^ir Secretary, he gav« kp one down, afire, near the Greek- slocks which wera\givlng him an lulgarian border. A crew of seven Grlgta and wmiart A. Cowart— preme Headquarters waa Hans The famllw appasehUy wa#' Church Makes ■ more himself announced he is ki'-tmcome of 3100.000 \ year. "I wa# asleep when the flpe bvoke out. and 14 passengers were aboard Monday when/k ^antacpn. Speidel, who with Adolf Heusin- Armstrong told the Senators ing up hi.s partnership in a glad to do it ." Taibptt said, ob- inum said they wpuld -be ar- ger was named to-‘ the rank of that Adams suggested a delay, iiv when the plane left London. Other managertient consultant firm i serving that many Withers had passengers were picked up in . !8ted immediately, aad'^firObably Read HerRl^^^dvs. lieutenant general in the new i proved the appoihtmentappoim of 3 ma Heresy Charge an SEC hearing oq Dixon-Yates would be court-marifalsd. \ German Army yesterday. Both Anancing to give government which .stin-ed controversy aacrifice. to serve Paris and 'Vienna. / jor generals, ^brigadier generals, their government. ■ In Tel Aviv, the airlines genepil * Not Saw Now. Speidel and Heuslnger Agured in 275 colonels, HO lieutenant colo lawyers time to decide whether to over hi.s conduct as Secretary Chairman McClellan '^D-Ark) Since they boarded the President the unsuccessful . bomb plot ainst Pastor get Into the case. Sen. Kefauver manager said the ConstellMion nels, 966 plajors, 970 leaptains and of the Air Force. , announced there would b« hp fur made a forced landing in /B u l Cleveland July 11, the three cx- against Hitler in 1944. 400 lieutenants. » (D-Tenn) has suggested the delay In quick developmipnts: ' ther witnesses unleaa new Infor POW# have enjoyed a freedosa de- , They headed a list of officer was .sought to prevent Congress mation is produced. garia after being fired on by Bul Speidel, 58. now Is the Bonn gov Milwaukee. July 27 (P>- The pas 1. Eisenhower told a news con garian antiaircraft guny.y'^ nled to them since they nrent IntO'N appointments approved last night ernment's civilian representative from learning about the activities ference he will decide, once the He said there is nothing now jn their self-imposed exile. All said bv the Security Committee of the tor \pf , a amall town Lutheran of Adolphe Wenzell. New York in Against the Greek a c tu a l that at ^IHAPE. There has been spec- current Senate investigation end.s, i. the committee files on which fiih 58 per.sona were aboard, he aaid they thought they were prepared Bundestag, lower house of west that he would he named to (Thurdb accused of heresy by his vestment banker, in the Dixon- whethei' Talbott used hia .public i t^er hearings . would be based, for the final reckoning, but that , Germany's parliament. head West Germany's military synod .acted as his own counsel to now they weren't so sure. j (Continued on Page Six) office improperly and should be j Call to Douglas (XlonUnued on Fourteen) The officers Arst will serve in a mission to SHAPE. He was Field day as'the faced a trial board of fired. Meantime, he said, the i 'Still t'O com#,-however, was an “(For the last five years, we've 6 ,000-man volunteer force to . be Marsiial Erwin Rommel's chief of the Noi^hwest Synod. United Lu matter la in abeyance. i afternoon long distance telephone been in a prison,” , Cowart aaid, raised this year as the nucleus to staff op thre western front in theran cihurch in America. Further, Eisenhower said that call between McClellan and Sen. summing up the attitude of the the .500.000-man armed force West World War U. ' The Rev. George P. Crist Jr., 31. in general the actions of a public Mundt iR-SDi, at this end, and others. "It isn't going to be eaey Germany ha.s pledged to the At Heusinger, 57, has been heading ia charged with "adulterating the Voters Support official must be impeccable from two officials of the Douglas Air TruckyW orkers going back to another prison." lantic Alliance. the defense ministry's military word of God" and mixing his own the standpoint of both law and craft Co., of Califomi'a, Donald There was no Indication from As I talked with them, the ' planning department. He was war "opinion.^ and surmises" with the Technical Shift ethics, and should avoid giving Donald Douglas Jr Seei^ccepting thoughts -of each man turned to the committee of what posts Heu- time chief of the German Supreme scriptures. \nie trial'is the firatIn any impression of wrongdoing. ! McCJelian noted that if he Rnda their relatives who have been pray‘ ainger and Speidel will hold. Command's operations division. the church's 65 year hi.story. and is Will Oult Partnershlii 1 "reluctant dr evasive, he II Ing and hoping for their return. ES They will have, their former rank Defense ministry officials have closed to the ht>l>lic and press. 111 Constitution Pa/Hike Offer of lieutenant general. said previously he would be named The Rev. Cr^t ia pastor\of the gay.'. (Continued on Pngo,. FourtsM) The new Army will include only chief of staff of all the armed Eethlehem Lutheran Church at neces- one fullygeneral; He will not be forces. , • Durham, In i^earby Waukesha New Haven, Conn., July 27 i/F) m hla partnership Paul B. Senators want iston, July 27 (A5 — Settle- appointed iinlll organization of the Both Heusinger 'and Speidel were County. Pa.stor Crist has headed A. trickling of Conneetteufs to ask the ent of a 42 day truck strike Mulligan A Co., of New York, bus Douglases about what Talbott may armed forces ia well'under way and arrested following the 1944 at- the 225 member \congregation for 1.160.000 voters yesterday ap iness engineering flmi which has heared today as negotiators will serve as representative of the- tempt on Hitler. Heusinger was six yeara, ' have aaid to them concerning the. agreed to a three year contract proved a technical change which contracts with some defense sup Mulligan firm. There was test/ a/tned forces at cabinet and de released after, two months. Speidel The charges against the Rev. makes the 11th article of the imtier which iiourly wages would Bulletins Crist, made public^ by him, spell pliers. mony yesterday from V Washing- fense council level. esejped and waa in hiding when State Constitution legally stable. "That ia my final action," .Tal- ‘climb from 31.82 an hour to $2.17. The Security Committee also ap- the war ended. out these accusatloits: , ton representative of Douglas Air- from the AP Wires The article tells how the Con bott said to the Senators In em o-, craft that Talbott discussed Mulli- during life of a contract. Thpt he has denied Jesus Christ stitution .shall be amended. The .Rhode Island labor dlrec- was actually resurrected frbm the tional tones. ' gan in one conversation with the tcr, Arthur W. pevind' said that Only about 26,000 vot,ers —or He made the announcement in Douelases.Douglases. ' . - dead or that He ,\m s assumed one and three-tenths per cent— the union negotiutors accepted REPORTH TALBOTT OUT - bodily into heaven, that he denied a prepared statement' which he The closing session of tbs' hearing Freedom After 17 Years: bothered to vote In the first off- read, to the. subcommittee, and the terms and' they will recom Indianapolis, 'July 27 (Nh-A Jesus was actually boi^ of virgin mend approval by the A.FL 'Team election statewide referendum whidh made no reference to any (Continued on Pag^ Six) special dispatch to the Indian- birth or that Jesus periormed all aince 1953. Hot weather and sters' Union Committee. npolla News from Ita Wnahlng- the miracles with which a literal DSVtne alao quoted Michael Ad- ton Bureau today aaid Secre interpretation of the' bible credit# apathy probably were the factors Austria Reaches Goal in the light vote. ley, chairman of the industry tary of the Air Force TelhOtt Him. and that he has abandoned cornmitlee, as g(iving a.ssurance has «subniltted hi# realgnatlon funda'mental principle bf scrip- The change was approved over whelmingly. 20,904 to ,4.463. But of acceptance by the owners. and Gov. George N. Craig of INCLUDING* A||iliaiiicts« turarinlerpretation^ ^ I c h guided Devine said the new contract 9 George Renews Appeal Indiana is being considered for the voter-turnbut was far below Of Independent Nation the expected 5 per cent. calls for an immediate jump from the Post'. Gov. Craig was hi (OoaUaiied on Vmti;e Thrpe) the 31.67 hourly rate to 31-82, re V In all; the cost of the referen Washington todog. Before, leav- troactive to April 11, and effec ..In Indianapolis he said he had Vienna, July 27 (P) -— After*"W# Auatrians will keep our - \ dum may run to about 3177.000. For Dulles, Chou Talks tive for a year. Kiiqs, Tools. Ckuwi, To^. Xik.kcM Noods. Towns reported referendum costs 'an appointment with' presld^- seven years of Nazi rule and 10 promise never, to take part in During the second year the pay fight other Aban the battle for tanging from 36 :to 8.50 per vote. ttal assistant Sherman, Adana ,of Allied occupation, Austria final rate will be 3i;97, and in the third He said Adams had requested ly became a free and Independent peace and justice. Bitter experi Regular .voting machines were Waahingtbn; July 27 (f»—8yn.» tions must be met before the Unit- year it wilt be 32.12 from April 11, ence has taught ua to guard inde News TidBiti used. \ ■ him to come to Washington for 'nation today. . George' (D-GS) renewed his call, ed States will agree to s higher 1957, to Feb. U, 1958, and 32.17 a conference. With the depositing of France's pendent;# and freedom as our ReJened In New Haven' for an early foreign ministers' | level session'. This country does an houn from that date to the ex Gla$sMai«, WateWs. He. highest treaaurea." > Cuiied from AP Wir<>8 Officials had predicted over ratification of the Austria treaty conference with Communist China', not negotiate with a pistol at't piration of the contract the follow, Ik e r o a d b i i l r e j e c t e d In Moscow, the four-power regime But the day .had- a aad note for whelming approval of, the change -r the time for which Secretary of i head,'th^ Secretary said. :ng. April 11. i local radio fans.. It "marked the and only four communities, includ . Washington, July, 27 IB-rTho over Austria came to an end. State Dulles says has not arrived. 1 Duties'said he does not want tl .Fringe Benefits iliause today reacted I8l-17t J o. . ____ _ of their favbrite station. . Tax appraisal shows press agent ing N'ew Haven, rejected it. George, who hSada the Senate < exclude al) prospects for a forelgi The United States. Ur**! ®Ut-, the American . controlled Red- In addition, Devine aaid, the new President Elsenhower’s plan, for Steve. Hann.agan left groea eatatd New Haven, thlr9.55I, with 3218, 399 koing\ n . multl-billion-dollar rondhoHd- in the state, turned the proposal pressed surprise at .Dulles' news ; thq, ambassadors meetintT Monday and meal allowances for drivers re- Ing program financed through ready, deposited their ratlflca^Uon polls showed, about 80 per cent of to long-time friend, movie actress down b y '88 votes. The city had conference announcement yester- j„ Geneva no\V is not the time, he documents at the Kremlin. , tn* Viennese preferrod th# 'U.8.- ^^ired to be away from home. longterm bonds. But. H pohrtod JUST FOUOW T kt SIMSU DIRECTIONS AS SHOWN ON THE MAP. Ann Hherldaa .. .Group of Texas \a 1.8 per cent turnout of its 87,195 day that U.8. Ambassador U.. He added that he does not eae allowances will be 37 in the The capital was‘a sea of Aus- type fare of quiz shows, musicals convicts lose court fight In Austin toward probnMe neoeptnneo In; . ITS AN EASY, FAST DRIVE TO FAIULOUS SAVINaSI COME SOONI yotera. The vote was 827 to 739. Alexia Johnson will sound out his *uch a .meeting as a likely poa- [Irst year, 37.75jin the aecond, and stead of n rival Democratic pro triiui flags. Thousands gathered and jazz recordinga. The two sta to foixe state prison to feed them 1 The other towns which rejected Red Chinese counterpart at Gene- in front of the Allied Council tions of the government broadcast three ntrala e day instead of two. ' .50 a day In the third year. posal lor n highway progrnmto va next week on the Peiping gov- Coupled with the Secretary’s Devine said the agreement cov- be paid for through 614.428,6ea,- building fn Vienna's SUlin Square system said they would Uke over William J. Roach, superintend ^ (Continued on Page liiirteen) emment’s attl^de toward a comments about a ceaae-fire and watched the flags of the Big Four some .<* the most popular Red- ent of .Waterbury Police Depari- ' all striking triick drivers out- 000 in added automotive tnaea i FREE PARKING FOR 900 \ ■ • ceaaefire in the Formoea Strait. the use or threat of force, hia re- |e the Boston area, with negotia over the next 16 years. come down foi' the last time. Whlts-Red ahowa. ment, reelected president of State Georjp" said he has no objection marks were taken aa notice to the CounrJI .DiMolyMi The first statesmen to congratu Police Assn. . . .Father of 16- tions continuing on slightly higher to such probings, but that.; Jie (;^lnese Reds that the spirit they MORE SHOTS R E L E A S E D ------Prior to the*'flag ceremony, thb late Austria on winning back her year-old South African Negro stu IV^aine Boy,*14, Dies doesn’t think shy substantial prog wage demand for drive™ here. . freedom were Preiident EHsen- dent asks govemmenuto reconsid snow in Geneva will have a heavy ambers of the employer# group Washington. Jnly 27 (F)—Th#;^ SEATING FACILITIES FOR 1000 PEOPLE four high* commissioners met for ress will be made toward relieving bearing on any arrangements for met\at Hotel Somenet this morn goiernment . today re leaned ^ the last time in a fonpaJ nieeting hower And'French Premier Faure; er refusal of passport for boy who Crash liijtirieB Far Eastern tension# until Dulles 'In a meaeage to President Koer has bera offered scholarship at sits down with Chou En-lai, Com a higher level session to settle big ing and recessed for lunch at 11:20 about 1.166R06 more ruWe ee»- and adopted’ a resolgtion dissolv ger problems. a.m. Without making any atate- tlinrters. or shots, of. Salk PnUo ing their council and endjng the ner, Elsenhower Sal0: Kent Hfaool in Connecticut. .. munist CJiina’s premier and for "On the historic day which Ex-inmate of Fairfield County eign. miniater. George said he hadn't thought ment\ They said Frank Thomp varclne. The new batch waa la occupation. All four commiaaion- July 27 (jp).— that Johnson's conversations would process of manufacture when marks the coming into force of Jail brings 3100,000 damage suit Clyd. Wants' Direct Contact son, imploy.era' counsel, who par •rs wished the Austrian nation ,^J4. of 26 Front cover anything but the repatria ticipated In the overnight negotia the gm-erniwent adopted MW wall. < the Austrian state treaty. I wish in Superior Court in-Bridgeport in St died' eariy “ In fny opinion." George told re- to express to you and, to the' connection with charges he failed' day portera, "the only talka that will tion of Americana held in China tions, was expected to report td standards and teattag One final big step remained for iTamorial Hospital and of Chinese in this country'who them Hiia afternoon. - ments tdr the vnedne. the ah- the Big Four—withdrawal of their Austrian people the d«cp gratifi tO' receive proper food, 'drugs, from received In a col- be profitable Will be those that cation felt by the American na OMdiral atteatioa juid timely hoe- ■take place in direct cortacta with want to return home, plus'^'other Meanwhile, varion'a operators BouBcement said. It nMt tka occupation forces within 90 days, lision b Itween ' an automobile and new reqnlremenU and haa haaa tion that freedom and sovereign- pitallaation Urhile In jail. a triicd Which kiHe4^. one man in- Chou En-lai and other high offi- issues directly affecting the two leaving the meeting told newsmen or by the end of October. Part of countries.' that the strike was still on and no denred. It added. POST SUCTION m u s the' 70,0(K) troops already have t-y have' been restored to Austria. First ' postwar paternity suit slantly:. c(nla of their government. I am “ Sovereign Austria, can forget against American, by German A apdkesnTan said "the. boy died aaUsfied In iny own mind that “ I did not think the meeting In onto waa authorized to make a pulled out. (Seneva would touch On any ques RED CANCEL TITO DEinr "The final remains of the walls the bitter aftermath of war and woman filed in ' Fjonkfuri, Ger- 'from th)rd degree b\imi on the such a. conference will be held statement. POUTES 5 f/ 3 - BERU/U TURNPIKE OPP. CONN. UCHT ^ POWER BLOC. move forward Into a new yra of ifiany. . .Francis Csirdlnsl Spell lower M k of the pody, and brain within a reasonable length of tion affecting Formosa, in which The .stoppage started June 15 Belgrade. Tagaalavin. M y 27 which separated Austria from Its the Ohineae NationalUts are con when th# drive™ struck aeven ma (F) — PfcsMeat Tito aaae# frtedom nave now fallen," Pre^- freedom and proq>erity. This Js a man notifies office he will styy IfiJurlfR V \ time.” significant event for the entire ont of ArgentiBn even though his KU)M' inatantly in theXcraah Dulles said Johnaon In the Gene cerned,” he said. jor southerh New England firms today tho Sovtet Balsa haa dent Theodor Koerner aaid In a In a demand for a 35 oeiita an hour oeM 966 aaUUon hi dehta 1 broadcaat to the naUon. adding: community of free nations, whose ship s t ( ^ there. early '^ in ^ *y . morning at Union va talks will aeek to find' ou( If the Sen: Knowland of California, ths Roland T. Tibbetts, finit vice- Peiping-Government is prepared to GOP leader, made it plain Jn a boost. The pay scale In the Boatoh slavla haa owed Ranla. Itr “ With a..unanimity Which rivea number Austria now Jolna in fact waa PHnOaultney, 33. of IST^ol- ports before 1948. la Just cause for new hopea of the as weU as in aplrit. president of H utford Junior lister A re! Bridgeport. abandon the use or threa't of force separata interview he doesn’t be- area luu been 31,80 hourly and in NeuiiifiqfoM . C o m m . “I wish to rsaifirm 'to you the Chamber of Commerfe, named ex Reported aa improving at to achieve Ua nbjectiyes and wheth lieve' Johnson will be empower^ other Nbw England aectora In thlsdu^aspw ' eatabliahment < ot peace In the IIU Mdd Sovtet worid, the great powara of the slncers and frfaiidly relations ecutive Tice president R f IJ. S. hospital' W u ' C^tarlas Sabine er it would be willing t;>'K t
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1966 m IIANCHESTEB EVENING, HERALD. MANCHESTER. BaBa*A *‘7 . _ . chU- T I N V * f R o e k v i l U wife, Bvciyn, and their three land. of the Holmei runeral M om s are ln ( cut of .aUte for.aome Um« aind Baseball or Parking? RockWUe*s Dileinma Qiiirch Makes dren in a home adjoining the But oU wan dtHick and tha pr»- incompleU. JUat -nagUctad to t « t oiu .on his Truck W orkers church. • ' Jact wan abandonsd Aftar the O b itu a ry Court Cases ratuim here. IjljY '*Yaa on« ot the Dispute Rages He said be w ill be hie otra de<^ clulw had spent $1400. Boona ^ S .r 4 a A M ^ Marendaz drivers Involved In the same acci Heresy Charge fense counael but will be aasisted ieianad 296 acraa to com dent with piau. Seen Accepting lUACONDl at the trial by the Rev. John Ocr- pany, aihldi w ill drill for 'oU, not «• IS' TRAVEL ARENGY Kathryn M. Wilcox, 45, of Mid Joseph Gardner, 51,' of 73 Flor Marilyn Monroe Over Field, berding .qf Menomonee Falle,' water. . . y Funerals ence St., had a charge of breach Against Pastor Wit., also Invesllgkted io~ all(q$eA f:! MERCURY SALES Mrs. Stephen Buff and Mrs. Ste day. ment Aatm., he aaid he )tad re lief is .a matter of accepting as Kranris'j. Mahoney, Joseph O/a- Gordon Neddow when he noticed Wnahlngton, July 27 l.P>— ceived no request , from the group true the cliUms that he made, "not will be Woeecutor. phen Oleksiw. all of Mancheater, vell, Bernard Fogarty, Jereimah Yules explained that Hoffner UnomnSobtM nad Oolarl the erratic manner of operation, Martin P. Durkin,. 61. former for Such a meeting. about, himself, but about the mean 10-DAY MONfY-iACK OUARMOm and four grandchildren. Sweeney, William Rice and/Ed the woman was examined at police hficl plrkad up a knife to cut a secretary of labor, underwent Funeral servjrea will be held at pizza, and Gardryer, somewhat con "PRINCE V A U A N r’ The parklnir group waa eatabr ing of life." : SUPPERY DEAL 1948. Good top. radioi ward Hamill. , ' / headquarters by Dr. Nlchotaa brain surge r.v toda.v at George- the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 fused. thought the knife was in JAMEB MASON 'llshcd ^ m e time ago by aeveral Inveatigated by Five ARE SOARING Marzialo and a blood specimen t. "doing quite well under the rlr- "THI.S ISI-AND EABTir* last week to send a letter to the him. for Fredonla's first waterworks '52 CHEVRpUn tery. o’clock at the T. P. HQlloran FVi- St., charged with Intoxication, re "MA and PA KETTLB Badio, heater es- Friends ma.v call st the funeral Kelly .said the woman had, only ceived a suspended Judgment be eumstancea nml I think he's go ms>'or Inviting him to meet with Pastor Crist said he received $ 7 9 5 neral Home. ' '1th the Riev. John R. a t WAIKIKI** them to dlmusw the problem. mahy telephone calls and letters mileat rubber, home tomorrow between 3 and been driving a friend home who cause he had a gor^record. ing to be okay.” DE LUXE^DR. NSubert bf the Commimity Baptist Berger aaid the Jeeiing of other since the controversy began. He BEAUPRE 5:30 and 7 and 9:.30 p.m. Church officiating. Rurlal will be was unable to drive and had not CHILDREN FUr C i '53 StUDERAKER otherwiae been operating a car Caj’es continued were those of Bronze is still used for coins in City, officials would come from added that the caliera asked if Badio. limlor. Ki- Ip East Cemetery. / Thomas Shannon. 38. Hart 1 Nrw iiihi.I Dr«' j \ TIM EH STER Begal Dr £uxe hardtop. l>onalil D. Strong since her license was suspended. many countries. such a meeting and he aaid he did they could do sopiethlng to help 3 4 MOTORS, Inc. lASY TIMI.PAVMINT MAN / tMMly low mlteff*- Friends may call/at the Juneral ford, charged with paasW a atop . not have any Indication now an to him. Radio ap4 heater, two- Pfc. Donald. Dean' Strong of 7fl Judge Wesley Gryk showed her home from 7 to 9 anight. •Sign, until Aug. 3; Charles^. Foley their present feelings. "Very few of them were 858 EAST c e n t e r ST. Oae owner $ 9 9 5 toneme ^nt.pats fltAC Alexander Dr.. East Hartford, for consideration by impoaing the Jr.. Greenwich, charged with reck- The latest organization to come '©ranks',” he Said. *• for GAS on Stolnacli MANCHESTER whitmh ^ a an l Urea. w l« * t w merly of Manchester, died Sud Mre. Marj/'Vc. Green minimum flne, JlOO, on each CertiSed laboratory teaisprevt BcU-4ni, charge. less driving, until Aug. 6; and El - to the front In the controveray la ■Pastor O'ist wts horn in Chi lablels neutralize 1 times as much'- denly at Camp Lejeune, N.C., last The funeral of Mrs. Mary E, mer Chappell. 21, Hartfoixl. OPEN EVENINOS Herbert H. .Neff, 27, of 124 PLEASE NOTE : the Veterana of Foreign Wara. cago and-is a graduate of North- itomsch acid in one minute aa many '53RUICK night. Green of 182 Spruce St. was held charged with resisting arrest MftNC-HESTER . Com) la ider Jp.aeph Fetko of the (Special)—, Btrald Pbote weetern’ Lutheran Seminary at leading diititivc tablets. Cat Ball-ans Born In Hartford,Dec. S, 1934, he yestenlay aftPmoon at 2 o'clock Drive, B., arrested June 24 and today tor the (aiteit known rtliaf. lie ^54IU IC K Super 4-door, i-to n » charged with obtaining money larceny, under $500 bond, untiP Main Fixture Shown Flret , Frank Badatuebner Post of the which at one time had Notre *rhla view of the League paint, radio and hMter, lived moat of his life In Manches at the W. P. Ouish Funeral Home, Friday. 0 ru V e - 9 ♦'V1 changed into n parking area, the Spadal. DynaBow, ndla. under false pretenses, was given ■ VFW aaid at a regular meeting of Dame'a famous "Four Horsemen” baaeball field and'Jts relation to city would provide another site for dynaSow, ttnled^ slaet. ter. graduating from Manchester with the Rev, Percy Smith, asso (sCITON NCTtJI Mon.. Tuee., Wed., Tiinra. 1 the poat a motion ■waa paraed to in the backfleld. Harry Stuhldreher hMter.' twa-toae /palat. High School with the class of 1953. ciate minisrer of South Methodist 60 day su.spended jail Sentence the downtbwm ah(>i)plng center In n recreation field., ‘ •» and two years probation. /C't>c /o' A maintain the preaent alte of the played at leaat two seaaofls on the He alfended Dean Junior College Church, officiating. Burial was in 2 T “' ^ 51795 Prosecutor Philip Bayer aaid U tile Lea'Jue field In the City. Mulligan Blues ^squad. Rockville bbowa /xhy a group of In Franklin. Mass., for one year, WlndsorvWle Cemetery. N O W W PUBLIC REOOBD Neff had passed four J40 checks, Public Records "U ia the feeling of the mem- Mulligan numbered a wide range merphtinta actinj^ aa the Rockville and had been in the Marine Corps B earer were Rsiymond Bogue. ber.s'that the continued uae of thia' i CADIUAC Eller)’ Ipnnell, Elmore Wilcox and later found to . be worthless. of national sports figurea IncliKilng Paf'klng Improvement Aian. has 4-dooct hydramaUr, spar- for about a year. He was a- mem central “ location aa the Little recommended /he site aa a poasi- Union, 8. C. hPi—Sixty years in *49>ACKARD ber of St. MafU’'s Episcopal George Green. Partial restitution Hiis been made, 4 Warmntee Deeds ,FESS RWIKER Jack Dempsey, Gene T u n n e y-. he said. League field is by far the beat for bility for location o f a municipal public office has ended for the 4-409T.'tan. la ax- C f § K w w ~ ’ r— $ 3 S J Church, r Robert J. Smith to Leon Cleszyn B U D W J !^ a p d r t a . wrifer D ^ Parker, , a owg MOeut Shape. #l9w Att.v. Francis T. O'Laughlin, all purpose.a," he said.' Waterbury product, and former parking lot. /u ttle League offi Betenbaugh family. Mm. Tillle He leaves his parents, Milton Mrs. Carl J. Anderson ski. property on Tanner St. ' In these day.a, " he .aaid, "the Goodman Betenbaugh has left the The funeral of Mrs, Mathilda A. Rockville, defending Neff, said he Postma.sler General Jamba A. Far cials and others have opposed this and Mary Morgan Strong; his E. J. Holl to Henry J. bpala,rJt. main thought In everyonc'a mind recommendation, .stating the field county auditor'a office previously ■S3 MERCURY maternal grandmoUier. Mrs. Mar Anderson, wife of Carl J. Ander had a personal, interest in the case and Helen F. Opalach, property on cMaavr ley among his acquaintances. ft's fireproof * fir T IM g ? 'S3D«SOTO la how to curb the juvenile de In 1952 Mulligan received the ia one' of/the best Little League held by her husband and father-in- Convertible, on.vx and garet Morgan af Manchester, and son. formerly of 68 Garden St., and felt this kind of sentence Ferguson Rd. ■•'I flredom e V-S, radio ^dad TECHNICOLOR linquency problem that l.a with ua. Connecticut B(>xing Managers diamonds/in the state and one of law, who had been public cotton erMun, wrMtewall Uree, several cousins. was held this afternoon at 2 w-ould be best. The Jarvl.s Realty Co. to William ■hsatar, aatomatle tsaaa^ Therefore, we strongly.. .. oppose,j # the Guild annual awai;d, and two years Rockviliys best advertisements. weigher, chairman of the board of ^ wofcfi npak> radio and hpater. power Funeral arrangemenU In charge o'clock In the Emanuel LUtherao - The Iswyer said he has given E. Tripp, property at 233 Hollleter WDESCRBN Hdasloa, whltaws^ tires, Neff a Job and is keeping him U.se of thia recreation field for the earlier received the annual Gold The Chamber of Commerce, as well county supervisors and, township •Sato and win- ' C R fiA K Church. The Rev. Kenneth Gran- St. /t's decorative •write to helm yam under some supervision. purpose of parking. j xward of the Connecticut as the parking group, has empha commissioner before becoming dowo. Very sharp m l w w w , qulst of East Hartford officiated Jarvis Acres, Inc. to Allan W, $ 1 5 1 5 Neff was directed by Judge "We are urging all to Bet be-1 sized that if the field were to be auditor in 1900. kmepontinie^ and Andrew Watson presided at Clark, property at 43 Arcellta Dr. | Gryk to make full payment of the hind ua and the Little League play^ , Yale's celebrated Albie Booth., '50 FORD the organ. Jarvis Acres. Inc,, to Wilbur F ,; Bearers were Herbert Johnson. checks, and O'Laughlin said he Plus Color Hil TROUILE IN THE GiEN' era to continue Littile League in Funeral arrangements are .--in- Gold Bond Wallboard Ouatons 4-door. C R O R ' Hinds and Doris L Hinds, property ; Forreat Tucker— Victor McUiglen Rockville aa In the past few M ia a ia g ■S3/CA0IUAC Radio, heater. w 9 9 9 Wilbert Johnson. Donald Gustaf would .see this was done as he was Oriioa Wellce- complete. ras. heaatltal (ua son, Harry Gustafqon, Gilbert An witholding part of NefTs pay for at 18 Alice Dr. years." Missing trAiDt? g n j aad helge, '51 FORD derson and Joseph WIssman. thi.s purpose. William E. Tripp and Ann G. N o th in g i t Tripp to William Edward Burke Imagine a wallboard that Iook$ like pine emdpped.' Show- PordomaUr, radio and Qne.c*t Burial was in East Cemetery. Those, cha-fced with ' ^wedlng WORK SHOE SPECIAL aritating than a wnuh tbM hMter. Bseellent #7AC and Jeanne F. Burke, property at Deafhs Last Night paneling (bleached or dark walnut if jwom eoaditiol ffM C were Albert F. Gine.se, 34, Auburn, Sports PrQiiioler won't tigM. T d o m . Spodal prica condition. ml 99 Mlsa .Mary Drazak Mass., J35 bond forfeited: Freder 29 Harlan St. you p refer); made of fireproof g.vpsum Charle,s Gill, to Glenn R. James tact tta accuracy of yosvwHtih' Funeral services for Miss Mary ick D. .Seeley. 21, .Ea.st Hartford, By THE AS.S04TATED PRESS in big, casy-and-fast-to-lnstall 4 ft. wide have it inimeoted at laaal aaao Many Othen to ChooM From. Out Th«y Go! D rauk of Prospect Ave.. West fined $30; Helen B. F ili^ k , 32. and Martha T. James, property on Mulligan Dead Westhamptoh Beach. N.'V.— Mrs. Calf Mitchell Arnott Rd. sheets! It’s one of the do-it-yourself a year. Ke*U do tUa A r m h Look Today . . . Buy Today! Given On C.0.0. Deliveries Hartford,- w-*r»- held this morning South Attleboro. Mass , fined $21: Elvira R. O'Connor, 62. wife of materials j’ouMl find at McKinney’s at 8:30 from the \V. P. Qulsh Fu and Charlfts E. Burnham. 26, Alexander Jarvia to the .Tarvia Basil O'Connor, head of the Na $C.98 9 - 4 5 2 5 fim . You'D be aauaad A w T l Realty Co., properly at 233 Hollis TELEVISION Waterbury. July 27 f/P.—George neral Home and at 9 o’clock in St. Thompsonville, who paid a $12 fine. tional Foundation for Infantile when you remodel or add a room. ■nidi h e ^ TOOT watch wii,^ Burnham u-aa arrested last night ter St. F, Mulligan. 75. veteran sports Paralysis. Bo.rn in Louisville, Ky. tun efter It is deeoed foi James' Church. The Rev. John promoter and restaurant proprie Hannon was the celebrant, the as the result of a radar check by <4uiUlsim DMd Died Tuesday. / I f repaiia are needed Patrolman Newton Taggart and Marion Johnson to Douglas A. tor, died at St. Mary's Hospital Rev. Franfls Butler the deacon and here today after a long Illness., Chicago — Edwari) Wills. 40. of Mrnea wiU pot tin g a the Rev. Robert Carroll the sub aaked for immediate court hearing. Johnson, property at 66 to 68 Ma PROGRAMS Men*a plain toe work oxford, MORIARTY A native of .Middlesboro. Eng.. Washington, D.C.. the (;ealty office . JMIM OHfl«M4^ _ Walter D. Kita, 23. of 1.56 W. ple St. nan-marking — long weal deacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was Video Everj'day-r All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson A Co., 1 siiperviior in the CJhicqgo field McKinney's is 0|>en All Day Saturdays RANGE & FUEL OIL Main St., Rockville, charged with '^ads Name Certificate Mulligan had lived here since he ing Bolea. see i$s about getting the organist and soloist. Burial wa.s in was five. He began hia career as office of the Federal H o using ing hnw Eight DnraPovail. St. Jamea^ Cemetery, where Father a violation of the rulea of the Leo Juran. 30 Lawton Rd.. and road as the result of. an accident a sports promoter in 190fi. ' Authority, who form friy practiced M i HH|Hiiig fee yoHP waldb; Hannon y a d the committal service Morton Rosenthal, 38 Lawton Rd.,- Durinji^ the iiiore^tlian 40 years law and operated a reaUy business .Inly 9 on Rt. l5, w-is fined $30. doing businesa as the Fairway DIAMOND'S at the grave. he presented sports events, includ in Washington. Died Tuesday. BROMRS - Bearers were C. R. Matchulat, Kita. the only one Injure 1. v as ar Stores; ^“ 1 £ u i n b f i r ing professional football and bas « o N r a m l b v e l a t g e n t i w u i b r o a d ** The BOLAND Oil CO. rested by State Patrolman Joseph Building Pehnita Raymond Miller, Frank Paggioli. ketball. Mulligan staged a num- Auto users in the Unit-ed Stales f . e : b r a y vouit UM00i,N->a»ct;iw d e a u s r Joseph Rydilel. Stanley Rydziel Bohan. To Edward W. Krasenics, for a pay 3'a billion a year for state Others fined on the same charge B*r of boxing,bouts mcluding two! ARMY and NAVY MANCHESTER’S OLDEBT Uetea U atatiMi WHAT bvaiy iU^t aiM-IG for tka and Henrv’ Nelson. 1-story, 6-room dwelling at Garth registrations, gasoline taxes, spe- were F. A. Micletti. 22,' East Hart champloniihip flights involving fo r-' 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER * S U PPLY CO.-IOLTON NOTCH 8 «to Bay V m t Oar apMtaL Alt A your railo dial. Rd.. $21,000. r mer featherweight champion Kid I cisl city and county taxes snd road, ESTABUBHkD dEWEUOl TEL M ltcM 3^4320 ford, $21; David S. Becker. 25, 701 MAtn S L -T a tr OOM-flUV Mi-au casjmcR William R. Heins To Camlllo Gambolati. for a 1- Kaplan. j bridge,’ tunnel snd ferry tolls. The funeral of Wilfiam R. Hems. story. li-room dwelling at Parker Opim BvMlag^ Vatll u m # 29. of 45V Parker St , $9. Kaplan's fight with Babe Her 319 Charter Osk St., was held this St.. $14,000. man here in 192.*i drew a gate of ■Bieu, arreyrted July 15 by Pa To Waller Nimirowski, for a 1- morning at 11 o'clock at the trolman Newton Taggart as the $59,080 which stood as a New Eng Holmeif Funeral Home. 28 W’ood- atory, 4^-room dwelling at Hllls- tv/: Read Herald Adva. s-esult of a minor 3-car accident on ^anek land record for many years. Kap bridge St., with 4 he Rev. Dr. Fred town R5„ $11,000. lan look the fight by decision. -W. Middle Tpke.. was refu-esented To Eniest A. Ritehie (or'a split R. Edgar, minister .of the South by Atty. Paul Groobert. Mulligan promoted the Kaplan- SHOP THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. FOR OUTSTANDING NEW VALUES FOR EVERY HOME IN Methodist Church, officiating. Bur level. 8-room dwelling^ at Vernon in IROAD MI-S-1124 Bobby Garcia title go at E-a s t Maurice Willey. 37. of H2 Eliza St., $18,300. ial was in East Cemetery. beth Dr., waa fined $15 for operat SALES nnd Harlfoi'd June, 28, 1926- • The bearers all members of the ing a motor vehl/le without a TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE • Hirexl Four Horsemen 4*)' '1 Rotary Club, 'of w-hlch the deceas license. He said be had been w’ork- Mulligan also operated one of ■ ...... ed was a member, were Edward . lARGtST SCRtlN Ckaaael I, hew Havea, Caaa. •:M UR) PLAYROrSB — **t1iawd«ini Connecticut's- early professonal Lynch. Paul Marte, Russell t'kaaeel IS Hartfoed, ,CHDr8 OpvB Uaily 1: Ckaaael 50 New Britala. Coaa. (53) HALF HOFE FILM g Ckaaael U Waterkare. "oaa. 8;tR (23) TV THEATER J r-'v called at the funeral home in a. p9ii«raiBBc« l:U Ckaaael U Halyeke« Mail. “ Mart a Body** body. flip cosuiTicNr D Brndfrlrk ( I) .THE M ILUO NAIBR Don't Stay S:M ( I) Ot'TfMM>E A D V K N T riB “ Stary nf Baity JaR# .Anniversary Maas EASTWOOD CLt'B Ryan'' An anniversary Mass tar the re- (IR) HKKTFBN TMKATKE UK) MASgiJEEAOR PARTY Broiled in a MaHlyn LVrJJjlRl SreCTAClLAE US) MATINRK THEATRE (If) VARIETY THEATER Mee of the soul of Mrs. Catherine MeatHH D#BiU O'Km U In proiroRo '•Skadaw Ralttrat.'* *‘TkaF A. Kae-evlfh will bo said Saturday T«m KhHI ar- (M) THE LONE WOLF ■‘Seven Year |P«R^' “ Lat V ffa « et'a Church. Brodf rirk (U ) O rT WERT WITH Bll.l. tU i HALF HOL'B nVM Itch” "Angrela” - CrAwfArd <2J) rNC LE ED S FI > tX lB , BADGE Me. t it ■\ in <'iHemnNr«p9 BAlph M^*k#r 5:15 (55) FIL.M hrR rolnr 5:M r R.3T) HOWDY IMIODV 1:1R R:IR $:45 RlM (53) COWBOY CORRAl. OUssCa. Coiice88ion8 Eiicl 5:45 ( 55r LITTLE RASCALS HERMI-t-787» Sbh.: l45Rd AcUnm PnekM S:M ( JO STAGE S HEAT WAVE In “ SAN TA FE (1)0 NEWS A WEATHER ef Texa8 Jail Riot U ») KING'S CBOSSROADS |»ASSAOE" (M ) NEWS AT SIX Mnncheatcr 'Ueka Payee (tT) HOPALONG CASSIDY GET A «:1S (18) BIG SHOW San Antonio, Tex.,. July 27 oPi — "S4»Rc of my Mporl” * Gfou Fumiturt Tops * ■\ All waa quiet today in the Bexar 8koir R;i5 (M) THE KABLY SHOW— "FichtinK PhanOim*' / — MIRRORS — Genuine County Jail where more than 200 4ta/4r5 2 CARTOONS (55) TWIfelGHT TMF.ATRF (Fireplace nod.Door) 8:38 UH) NEWS AN0 WEATHER prlaonera broke Into a riot last ( 8) SPORTH OPEN SATURDAYS night that lasted .jirarly three a^h. (53) CHRISTOPHERS OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT Fedders (31) THIS EVEM N(. / EeMmatea Gladly GITen. hours. 8:4D ( )0 WEATHER FOREC AST A reinforced crewof Jailers €:45 ( R) WORU> NEWS TODAY/ ROOM AIR stood guard through Uie night as U9) PEOPLE. PLACES AND *;M ( II MV LITTLE HAEGIE IB h h h i THINGS / . Ull) PENNY TO A MILLION a aafeguar'd igalnst anv new out (M-Ui I'VE GOT A 8E4B.ET break. Sor.:e prisoners clained In DAYS -^iarry Maar# CONDITIONER sufficient food caused the disturh- (S3i HALF Ro v e f il m *ance. NOW* ONLY t»:ee (li FRONT BOW CENTEE*- yov ik or ihMp GREEN STAMPS^ ANN5/ illi WBESTLING Nobody was seriously Injured IJe> TV THEATKB—"lalerea- « n tw o ' Unqks but dar.iage ddne ta the fourth and OOMINO NEXT FRIDAY lioaal larideaC’ <.VI) EAELV LATE SHOW of ipringt. fifth floors of the Jal. waa exten- g r if H n 11:40 (ll-M) NEWS OR HELL? I 11 JALOPY. EACE8'.. and riotei’e would, not be punished T :N ( Si c a p t a i n GALLANT (IS) CLlTBHUl'Sr: (Ul NIGHTCAP EDITION V* 'V.7- 1 for the action which began about (tSl flOl'PY 8ALSJI (t*» NEWS A WEATHEB 8:45 p.m. U:4i (It)'THE LATE SHOW . _ i:ie (It) gpoETfl b llls;tin nnABD ‘■Caadleliirkt la Altsrla** Some jailena who tried t'> etop 7:1S (la-lt-U) JOHN DALY—Naas (Ml THE UFTE SHOW the first disturbance with fire'hoae ,(«) HIGBLIGHTk "I Waa a'CsavleC* Y o u rs for■ $ | . 7 0 7:U (M) WE^HEBVANE (Ul PBEVI'ES had the hose taken from them and i:ia ( » i MA'rr dknnik . (Ill SPOBTS mOl'NDl'P as low a* a week were themaelvee driven from the < Si CALL THE PLAY lliie (II) TREATEB floor with the high-preeaure tor ' (tii D ^KYLAND V ll;lt (IS) MOVIE Ml’SEril ‘■Meaalera af ike Deep” 11:14 ill) TONIGHT—Stave Atlsa rents. (M> BADGE Na. U4 II :H ( I) NIGHTCAP THEATER Come in ■V Plumbing waa ripped from the “ BIr Bead*" . "Tke Lsacly Trail'* (I i) DOL'Gt. JLAS EDWABDI walls in the two floora of the big AND THE NEWS 1:M < 4> NEWS JULY 28 Jail and priioneri hooted and cat (U) HOVE riLH fed -J— called at. officcri and others who T:U I t- »l NEWS CABAVAN sought to end the riot, called the . HIT! • LIBERAL at the home of Mrs. Anthony OF MANCHESJn: Gryk, $7 Academy St, an Tues day, Aug. 24. TERMS! The f OR n s i JMtHAUeeRs / Mrs. Ida Rouvalls, W Canter St. Potterton’s Mjmmwmm. C p n m * bias Just ratumad from, a trip to -\> 130 Center gtreet har acMi'a hdma In Anhandala, Va. R M M M fii FREE FABUNG IN KEITirS iPRlVATB FABUNG DOT K e i t l t ' S Cor. of Church > Whlla thara aha vlsitad points of \ AIWOININO THE STORE. Na Mater rartdagjn The Enttra ^ ' 1S ^ N i ' - I / / / \ / n i a : \Bloelr dost Smitli. OPEN TH U B 80A Y EVENDrOS C N T Il. K Intarast In Washington, D. C., In- Plenty of Parkinf eluAhg tho now Amarteaa« ^eaed Evory Masdgy. ThoaUr. 't-
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flelt) to Bharon who has been one Page Cooper; Down the Missis Bendick; The First Book of FVchis- Barbiturate Fatal Engaged w o m —M l* Andover bf a group of atudebts who have sippi, Clyde Robert Bulla; Haunt and I'll Be You, and You Be Me, Primer oh Reserve Bill put on shows annually for U)e fac Fox. Jim Kjeigaard; A Cottage Ruth Kraus. To Mrs. l)onovan rjr. Radio W B A T -4 M ulty at the Andover School alnce for Betay; Ruth Sawyer! Baa Pup, Leave for Florida 6* FW Ballot8 Cast Archia Blnns; The Golden Stal- GREEN .z - they entered first grade. Sbaron Mr. and Mra. Walter Montie 8r., tot* m yiisiit tiom w n o -U M Uon'a Revenge, Rutherford.. G. SouthDwrtmMith, Maas., July 27 Buenos Argentina, will enter sixth grade this fall. will accompany her mother, Mrs. Apprbvefl 27 (A)—Ten Thousand ^Argentines III Referendum Fire Drill Montgomery; and Thlnga A/ound Elsie Holcombe and their aon S TiO iP S im —’m l (Teath of Mra. Mary Don The semi-weekly drill will be the House, Herbert S. Zlm. WITH AtJi awr.i.i. FUEL OIL DBLIVUUES ovan, ST, daughter-ln-laW ot MaJ. aradad silently before Freaideht »«* ^ * * f fcY-D lnn.r D.t« Walter Montle Jtr., on the’ train Ry JAMES MARLOW Suan D. Peron last ..tight on the held st the Firehouse tonight st Other new books li\clude: Uttle to New York on Saturday., Walter Gen. W^llllam J. “Wild Bill” Dono riqr ttw radio wCCCe-Good ccr - — Evening < . Husle 1 special 1 (AP N im Analysty $Wijn«inK Classes third anniversary of'the death pitcher. Eddie ice la eight years. To Curb Inflation Shirley Arllne, to Jacob Turek Jr., -Rsoord Roviow WTIC—Comeisatioii .1, A. Hunter!. Goal in the Sky, ready rpsijrves for a period which son of Mrs. Julia Turek of 248 ___ -Baseball Matines Ifeoman.s was in his usual gnd'H OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE HuTe Reeervea WDRi;—F B I-P eace and War ,1C—The Woman form wilb fpiir hits in four times Margaret Hill’.' Trudy, The Moth There are three kinds of re- when added to hla active service Woodland St. .J5bO—Hews WGTH—Delectlvc My.slerles erly Hen, Elisabeth Helfman; The would total four years. Then, since London, July 27 (/P\ — In a 290- rOTU—Bobrand Ray Show glib— St bat and Joe Arinstrong hit a /•Starts July ZB Ends July SO ^ aerves: Miss TIuck graduated with bail WIIAY—Polka Party homerun. Magic Btft. Clem Phllbrook; Time 1. Ready reservists who train. under the old law he atill has an 231 vote along party lines, the ors from Manchester High School Record Rodeo WCCC—Good Evening Good Music The Firemen will play another Flight, T. Morris Longstreel; and They drill one night a week, from eight-year obligation, ha could House of Commons last night en with the class of 1952 and attended WKNB—Robin's Nest The Long Christmas Eve. Elisa dorsed the Conservative govern 'S if c SRecord Review WTIC—Conversation game away from home this week 12 to 48 weeks a year, and spend serve hla rematnlnig four ai Hlllyer College. She Is presently Baseball MaUnes WDRC—FBI—Peace and War beth Duryea. , standby. ment's. anti-inflation program to ___ ^ ren a o Jotiea on Friday when they meet the 17 days a year In camp. They get employed as a aecretary by the WGTH—Detectlva Mysteries Mansfield team. Also Dynamite, The Wild Stal paid, according to rank, for the Or a man who has filled out check the, British buying spree. Mancheater Board of Education. kO^fcSob^Md’llay Show sa— -.--r The vote came, after ffllated de Ashford will have an opportuni lion. Nils ^ogner. Hodie, Katherine days and nights they drill. hia enlistment or draft terpi. If he TYirek was educated in Germany V HAY- Polka Parly and Bernard Garbutt; ""—Thunder, ■*-- d o u b l e volunteers to go into the trained bate In which the program's au- WTIC—Lone. Ranger <1.^ Green Stamps and recently served two years with ^'f^HAY—Suburban Serenade ty to retaliate for last nlght'a de 2. Ready reservists who don't WDRC—Disk Derby ready resetwe, will have to serve thor< Chancellor of the Ebechequer the U.S. Army.in Japan. He it emi ~rCCC—Racord Rsvlew - WGTH—Sgt. Preston ot ’Yukon feat when' its team vielts Andover do any training. They get no Ribhard A, Butler, Insisted the -Baseball Matines on the school field next Tuesday only one year In that group. Then ployed'at Cheney Bros. I Radio Lana Ig— GIVEN W im CASH SALES tHURSDAY ONLY pay. <- he'd aerve put the rest of hla British economy is sound. WIUY—polka Parly at 6:30. 3. Standby reserves. They, like No definite date has been set for I Kolky eight-year obligation' as a atantb- 'The country would be wrong to roYH—Rob and Ray Show WTIC-Lone Ranger Teenage Dance GENERAL the second gfroiip of ready reserv- the wedding. WDRC—Disk Derby by. regard the position as one of crisis WGTH—S g t Preston of Yukon Miss Pst Welch, chairman, has iita. • do no drilling. How to Become .Exempt at all,'' he declared. **tvHAY—Suburban Serenads M- MEN* / Both groups of ready reservists WCCC—Record Review announced the following commit TV SERVICE This Is what the new law will The Labor opposition described WKNB—Baseball Matines WHAY—Night Watch tees for A box-lunch social and SPORT SHIRTS In case o f war. would be called Britain's financial position as f m o —lOSO Radio tains WTIC—You bet Your Life Days AC A Call Into active service ahead of the also do-but again only for a in>RQ-Cal Kolby WDRC—Disk Derby square dance which .tbe teenagers SHORT SI.EEVES "gloomy and depressing.” Hugh CLEAR THE DECKS WGTH—News NIghta Mm Iw Pina Parta standby reserves. Who, under pres limited number - foe pre-draft WOTO—Bob luid Ray Show will give at the Old Red Barn on SUMMER WEIGHT SUITS All colors and patterns. ybifths under Gaitskell, chancellor in the Social tiW - k i U - Aug. 22. TEL. Ml r-SlM ent law go into the ready reserves ist government, denounced the WHAY—News . _ , „ . WHAY—Night Watch Nylon, Rayon, Acetate, Cords. Dacron and Wool Blends and Into standby reserves? They ran become exempt from VCCC—Good .Evening Good UuslO' WTIC—You bet Your LUs Herbert Mercier and Bruce Mac Regulars, Ixings, Shorts and Stouts the draft by volunteering for spe Government for scrapping import y tggS ^ News; BporU WDRC—Bing Croaby Donald, band; Bob Welch and Jon Training Voluntary cial training of three to six' controls and predicted the year _50—Mews WGTH—Musical Memories Syme,^ posters. Joe Cgrter and $1.95 Shirt. .NOW $1.59 1. Anyone with Uss than five would wind up with imports far WDRO-4Iews ;M— years in the armed forces, murt. months, follovyed by 7 'j years in WGTH-Mews WHAY—Nile Watch James Synie of the Chucky Skopg the trained ready reserves. exceeding exports. gtU—' WTIC—Truth or Consequences Benefit Fund Committee, jwlll be SAVE $8.00 on 133.00 to 139.95 upon hi., discharge, go into the Butler rejected the Labor de M/V FEMAQUID WDRC—Amos n Andy—Music Hall in charge of the outdoor lighting. ^KAMuiwreRS^ $2.25 Shirt. NOW $1.99 read” reaerve... But whether or A high school student who mands for more restrictions on WGTH—Prealdciit Elsenhower 0 wSo&e^d^Bvanlng Ggod Kuslo not he takes reserve training volunteered for the trained ready Fr^m New LoRdon ...... 11:$# A.M, WKNB-AfhfAbond House Bidding on the lunches will be dollar imports. He s^id that might t i t t - is voluntary. He tan chose to go le.serves under thi.s arrangement discourage the United States from From Bloi’k lolABd ...... SdW P. M* WHAY—Nila Watoh gin at 6:30 p.m. and the lunches FOR Mi SAVE$10.00 on $45.00 In $5.^.00 (l)a.vliRhl SaviNE tim e) - l^ & S S S & eS Stakes WTIC—Truth or Consequences will then be eaten in the Jled $2.50 Shirt. .NOW $2.19 into the pon-training re.ierves. If (ould defer his required active "freer- trade policies and greater gG T H —WUmer WDRC—Amos ‘ n Andy—Music Hall he doesen^ take the reserve train- training until he graduated or op{4rtunities for British goods." FABKM (Good for day of Itone oaly> WGTH—President iSisenhower Barn. Herb Mercler's Country Sizes 35 to 50. reached 20. Meanwl}ile, he’d be *‘wHAY—Dinner Dale ‘ . . Boys, a B-piece band, will play for ‘Ing. however, he must stay in the ■The chancellor on Monday In Oae Way E. T. I^fstone $ 2 '4 9 credited for the ready reserve Mua. to Wed. laeU ilvc...... K.w$ |3.#t WCCQ-aSood Evening Good Music ^ w f e v —NiU W»t<;h the outdoor dancing which wriil be $2.95 Shirt. .NOW ready reserv'ea until his eight-year creased the down-payment for in Thun. A Hut...... KM ls.5# W K W 1-5 oo Ciraod drills he attended. WTIC—HcOf^ And Mom« gin at 8:18 p.m., and last until obligation la ip. stallment purchases of automobiles Huadayo A Holidays ...... $3.5# #S.A# k rao—It Oois Glee Club WDRC—Mooda for Romanes MOHE nOHCTS 2. Anyone who ha. liad five Under present law a youth who Special B. T. Fcoaomy Cruloe* #3.## WORC-Rambletnniaa Stakes WGTH—E. r . Morgan midnight. MEN'S SUMMER AND REGULAR $2.59 and household appliances from 15 Moadayo—Tudedaye—W’edandaye WCTU-SU Stem M;U- The teenagers emphasise that $3.25 Shirt. .NOW years in the armed forces, or a joins the National Guard before to 33 1-3 per cent and called for a Spec^ial Frldayo from New l«oadoa WHAY—Nils Watch the affair, which is for the bene total of five in the armed forces he’s 18'-i can avoid the draft, pro sharp reduction in capital expendi Special Frero Block lolaad Satardaya TclerMoB Prosnuna WTIC—parley of the Summit and the trained • ready reserves, vided he agrees to stay in. the (All Batee laclade F^eral Tax) WDRC—Moods lor Romance fit, of..the Chucky Fund, it opei^ IEW< j $2.89 tures by public and private bodies. MORE THAN A MONTH OF VACATIONING LEFT On Pag* Two WGTH—Boxing Bouu to people of ail ages. SPORTCOATS $3.65 Shirt. .NOW can ask for a transfer into the last- guard until he's 28. Under the His aim is to divert more *oods s o i : n d s t e a m s h i p l i n e s , in c . > M il- Kiddles Orcus eAN EM to-be-callFd staidby reserves un new law he can shorten his term from the booming domestic market Ceatral Wharf. New Isoadea. Coaa. WHAY-NIte Watch Rayon Linens, Rayon Acetate, Wool Tweeds til, his eight years are i p. P. O. Box l«t1 W ir e —Keye to the Cdpltel Sharon Billings is co-producer .NOW $3.29 in the guard to eight years by. to the vital export trade. Tel. New Leadoa Bl #-MS9 WDRCl-Moode for Romance wrlth Lynn aiid Janet Schulthelss Shetlands and {Dorduroys. Sizes 35 to SO. $3.95 Shirt, Thai’s the way It la now. It volunteering for three to six WGTHvBoxlng Bouts will remain that way fo. all tho-ve months of active training at FAMOUS MAKER u iia - ' in a IGddle's Circus which will be Regular, Longs and Shorts. TOP VALUE! WHAY-Newa; Nile Watch who-enter the armed forces before some armed force post. BrNcen Rixee and Colorh. held in the Merritt Field on Sat NOW $3:99 Eisenhower signs the new bill: KHAKI W ^iq—Keys to lha Capitol urday. According to the young $4.95 Shirt. WDRC—Moods for Romance They have a total obligation of DF.ATH BV ELECTROtT’TION WGTH—Boxing Bouts showmen, there will be trapexe SAVE $5.00 on S19.95> $27.50 eight years on active service and U iia- acts, acrobatics, oomedy acts, BERMUDA SHORTS HOSE WHAY—Nils Watch In the reserves. Danbury. July 27 Naws S A V E $6.50 on $30.00 to $39.50 drafted after the new bill Becomes that Hazel M. Keane, about 60, WGTH—>Jeira STRAW HATS law, the total obIiga.Jo. will be $ 2 - 9 9 M U iia- who.ie bod.v wa.i found yesterday WHAY—Nllo Watch sesooeaaeas six years instead of eight. . in her bathtub, died ta a result of WTIC—Sports Roundup i I Show] Six Y'eani Service WDRC—Almanac PHONI accidenta), electrocution. Dr. Al- Roqulorly $3.99 Rogoioriy to $1.91 WGTH-Sporla Raport ^ T*NMC MEN'S $1.95 Hot . . . .NOW $1.30 They will have to put in com bert J. 'lYimbert, of Bethel, said • Sm U iia- ifMMlIilMDtnJ MITCMILL bined 'service of five years in the Miss Keane’s brother. ’ Cornelius, WHAY—Symphony In the Night ’ S a 4 S « R armed forces and the trained ready “ ">^ATrLEFT" "" WTIC>.Btarligt>l Serenade ^ FOR A found her boily when he returned "n ylo n s — DACRONS — WDR<7—Dance Orchealra HEAR $1.50 reserves, and one year in the stand to their home f/oni work. Miss WGTII—Coconut Grove IPAM SUMMER WEIGHT TROUSERS $2.25 Hot . . .NOW COTTONS U :4»— Howl with by reserves. Keane'iT hand waa touching a WIIAY~d3ymphoiiy In the Night Nylon, Raj[on, Acetate, Dacron and Ra;yon Examples; Jones gets out of the floor lamp she had apparently GLOVES I^fc-^tarilght Serenade ■UNI CROSS , Dkcroiihii^ Wool, Nylon and Raia y m . $2 . 9 5 Nat . . . .n 6w $1.95 army after two years’ service. He placed in the bathroom, Earlier in WDRC—Dance Orchealra - —— ---- must go into the trained reserves the da.v, a defective fighting fix- BLOlfSES ICfcoo*# !#■ swfmoml )hai fWi roar aacEothoti Conversational Am BAsii OPPOSED for three years. Then for another tune had been removed from the 1 Jhaaaai Uawmiel Mao)Mf Faymeot* for HBARMO A M year he is in the standby reserves, bathroom. Tlie dead woman was $ | . 0 0 Oraanwich, July 47 iP)—Graan^- laJiQANl II Ma liMa |-20MOx on J^5.95 to $6.95 $M 5 Hat . . . .NOW $2.25 $|-O 0.$J.99 |e$i# |l#.#2 HSa* 0«*6 Hoor« S A V E $ 1 .5 0 Congres.s made a special pro ai.sistant chief operator at .the wich'a aejactr.ien have bean asked |k|##c 1 1#.#$ ISM 1" i n tail AMs or* llio pnawaiM u n a t vision for men already in the Danbury exchange of the South by that. North Greenwich Aaan. to ■i##K| at.97 i«.*f 1 it.n Er.odoct of Til# mtT u M o n t !«### '1 4F.41 W.M 1 M.M otaltaorf Com* $3.95 Hat . . . .NOW $2.50 armed forces. When they- get out, ern New Englaad Telephone Co. Roaiikirly to $$.98 RoguloHy $1.91 u o|)|>ose any attemt>t to convert the' pooy,-ood bovo / on $7.95 to $9.96^ since they're covered by the old | Weatcheater (N. Y.) county air- niMO* oAoM** of t*fO|W*Ol locM* M|R «)Mf|«*. oocennocMon wMi PTMT, MCOWHCiW I S A V E $2.00 /•■ii i 1^5*y 0*0 ho**d 00 yt*^M^t looottafy yoy^o*#**. ooy oroonlRoHon, law, they can choose to go into the I Several European countries re |.oct Into an air.baae. Julea Mar- iModvet 'EaflnaartS la kale ^ T T O N S — LINENS " FAREWEaToTHIsT “ nuTHONi • wain • arvim •wvk# W '■ / $5.00 Hat . . . .NOW $3.25 non-training ready reserves. 1 port that, the number of storks has ■hall, prealdent of the as.eoctatlon, of th* torn* or ya» isiSswtssd asnssli But Congress, said the Govern been sharply reduced deapite rigid told the selectmen yeaterday the cenvsrtalSks wMwvl protection for the birds. Idea in "a monatroalty;." a war I lilMRt ** ,.* « $125 fIraMns. . ’ $3.65 ment—in limited numbers and only ' meaaure belnff foisted upon the $4.00 Hat . . . .NOW JEWELRY MANCHUTIR Caw h roluri fl WAIST and COAT SKIRTS community in peacetime. The 'Air ensUUNWam • • IwnS Haw Force la reportedly conaiderlnc OOM Stoa. rw«. W«S. M. V;M W liW Personal Hearing Service $4.75 AIR-CONDITIONED aucta a project, at an eatimatad aaS WiwiSan VilS la t • Cttaal latieSain 18 Oak St. — MI P428I LENGTH JACKETS $7.50 Hat . . . .NOW eoat ot tliraa million dollara. 'iW iwiSaaH alalt aiaits laaaa aATTiaiis ANa cpsci soa ’ Plain colors, checks* and assorted patterns. a u MAKis ea NiAViNe aiai. HARMAC'S _. T 2 Voluos to $2.98 S A V E $1.2p^». .5,5 SEERSUCKER PAJAMAS Roaulorly to $7.98 A REAL VACA'nON SPECIALt $2.95—NOW $2.49 $.3.50—NOW $2.95 SUMMER WNDERFUL FiniNG! FAMOUS MAKER SAVE $2U00 on $8.95 to $9.95 $3.9.> -NOW $3.15 PRETTY. PREHY ' GIRDLE or PANTY S A V E $2e50 on $10.95 to $12.95 PEDDLE PUSHERS SUMMER PLAY SHORTS SALE~| $ 1 - 9 9 19S1 MERCURY LOO on $13.95 to $15.95 O.UR SEDAN $3.50 Shorts—NOW $2.79 $3.93 Shorts—NOW $3.19 ' • $5.00 Shorts—NOW $ 3.95 $ |.9 8 Vdut Roqulo^ to $4.10, M^rcomaUc. Immaculate 1.50 on $16.95 to $19.95 $HORT$LEEVE interior with bright jrel* ""ziRFR O Nri- NOVELTY "* OUR EVER^OPULAR " low -and black finish. SWIM TRUNKS Sport .Shirts WATER REPELLENT WASHABLE CORDUROY FAMOUS MAKE SHOES/ SUMMER NECKWEAR $2.95—NOW $2.22 $3.9.'>—NOW $2.97 POPLIN JACKETS JACK SHIRTS SPRING «id SUMMER STYLES^/ Four in Hands and Bows * ^ $4.95—NOW $3.72 $5 95-e.NOW $4.47 $6.50— NOW $4.88 $ Alt colon, hook, typos and motorlols— 11.00—NOW 7 9 « 11.50—N O W j$l.19 3.99 bot not In ovory stylo. $2.00—NOW $ 1,59 ' ’ Roguloriy $3.98 $5.98 Vokio Extra Special 3 for $5*00 BEAUPRE The lhteat aummer dress atylea la COnONS RAYON$ — NYLON$ ’"A ’ sAVING’ iJTvESTMENT, a broken aize group of exCiUqg Red Orpis Sheet - - Recularly to 119S—S-a-v-e to ^ oaoh pair MOTORSgInc. TERRY CLOTH and POLO SHIRTS FIRST QUALITY — REG. $1.98 to $2.95 WOOL or FAILLE fabrica'and colors! 358 EAST CENTER ST. I ELASTIC BELTS Foot Flairs- ^ RosuloHy ta 11.95—S-a-v-a to 5.50 dfoh pair MANCHES'TER Small sizes only. Were $2.50 to $3.50 $ 1 e l 9 COATS SUMMER FROCKS OPEN EVENINGS All colors. $2.50 Belt*—NOW $ 1 9 8 * ’ All Sales Final ' HAGGKR SLACKS Fermorly NOW M innas 7 . 9 9 2 FAIRS ^GUARANTEED ' to $22.98 - ONLY FOR 12.90 FOR 14.90 Long Stylea — Short Style* Rogdofly to $10.9# SUMMER LONG SLEEVE . You get a 30% trade-in allowance when you buy 2 Word SUMMER CAPS Riveriide Deluxe Tires— made of lit quality maleriali to CHILDREN’S SHOP CHlLDREN’g SHOP SHEER SHIRTS ,1st line conttruebon itandordi. Deep, nisn-tkid, mulb-row TroyliasiandMadoiiioiiollo--Rogularly to 16.95—S-a^-o to 6.96 SPORT SHIRTS REG. $7.95-$9.95 tread design gives greoter ' tkid revsionce. . Rupture- EXCITING COTTON SEERSUCKER *1.0* ...... Tfow 79c White and colors. • g a b a r d in e s —LINENS—CHECKS *8.80 ...... NOW $2.95 .♦GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR reiitlan| rayon cord corcoti it virtuolly bruiie-proof I SKIRTS MOWIV W Vf Were $8.95—NOW PAJAMAS *Mw ExcNe Tax B 2 o U tirei m exchange. INCLUDES ENTIRE STOCK *1.4 5 ...... NOW $1.29 *8.95 ...... NOW $3.19 SWIM tr u n k s \ ’ \ POLO **Mu< .Excm* Tax 9 ’ * ^ 2 * •• ^ 3 * $ 1 . 5 9 ■ ' H-'X ■ ' *4.56...... ?fOW $4.19 and PLAY SHORTS FRDFORTIONATE SAVINGS ARE'FEATURED ON ' *ij* .'.NOW $1.79 $ 2 . 9 5 ••• SOLIDS—FANCIES—PLAIDS SHIRTS Roqulorly to $5.98 $2.tt V d M AMERIOAN JUNIORS^tiro stook aow oaly 3.99 Reg. t. ••* RIVERSIDE DELUXE W HITEW ALL TlfcES ALSO I ...... NOW REDUCED • 4i*** I** m b * *8.80 $4.39 CHILDREyR 8HO# GASUALS—Fatioi, Oohhiot, Darliaii Poaobteoti adw aaty ZM ..NOW $1.99 FOR CLEARANCE BOVS* SHOP ''------*5.95 ...... NOW $5.19 No Trade-In CARDIGAN DRIRV^qUEEN t-f* • I etc OaMteat.eatl* Otir* e«<«tO»Miet «• 2 t o p $ 5 , 9 0 Sale Price List Price Sp##i#l Merchahdise fUNDAia *2.50 ...... NOW $2.19 *6.56 .'t, .NOW $5.39. DENIM JACKETS 3 for $2.00 Tire Siz| 2 Deluxe 2 Deluxe S W E A T S H IR I R tf. 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t* V a-,.. ,1 ^er and ToU^ Tumor Unit Freedom After, 17 Years: lic office. j''" are'aa to bf inspected.'Ha said he has completed Ita inquiry. mnnngnmant muat Ond menna for Opposition to Sewer Line Eisenhower ropued that it’s dif Ike Repeats th o t^ l he would allow peaceful So. he eaid, the matter ia tarn- aetUIng. their dlffemneM if our R ed C h iefs "^e Holds Verdict ficult. He said a public servant planet to fly over any particular pdtafUy in abeyance, but it la gO- firm of economy U not to be Created at Yale should syotd giving any Impres area th*y wished. Itrg to be handled by himaelf, per- jeopardized. Voiced by Area Residents sion ^wrongdoing. Onijg’ In. this way, he aaid, can- Bonally. Even at Geneva, Kaenhowrer Austria Reaches Goal YOU’RE INVITED T O A ccord oh others be ebnvlnbed that atidn No one. he-added, haa Intlmatad P lan V isit “ New Haven, 'Oonn., July 37 U9>— Tklbott, 63. Is one of the orlg- ajpparfentljf cmildh’t aacape the A chlldren'i tumor cUnIc—Uib flnt Jflsl ’’team" pul Into the top Civil areas hold nothing capable of fo*- that any fraud was involved or any- iaaue of a\ntcond White Hotjae Talbott Future tering Imminent attache illegal action. , A main aqwar inatsUatlon which*clalon to Improve the exit from of ite kind In Oonnectiout— ian Jobs In the Pentagon when the term. been eetnbliahed nt the Tnle-New Of Independent Nation Eisenhower administration came ’There was one light noto at the On varied other qUebtiona. Etaan- To B ritain town oMlflala had expected would the Highway. A ir C lieck conference which produced laugh hower told reporteri that:" . He wax told''.ttat congressional One property csvner said ha ' e- Haven Medidal Oentor. OCKVILLE’S nm ed by MuUigan ever sln^i^lbott into office in 1953. aources had quoted him aa .saying ' be made sa a matter of courae, Certain telegrama have reached lleved he could aaun up the aenti- It ia sponsored jointly by the .(OoatlniMd from Pago Ops) became Air Secretan^'' A native of Dayton, Ohio, he had ter and applause. that Soviet Prebtler A. N. Bul (OMttaiM* tram rag# Om ) ran Into unexpected oppoaitlon at a ycoduMd a'Mrtes of qu^Uons to ' (CoatlBued from Pafka Caa) With a smile, Eisenhower volun him in connection with the indui- menta o f many others. He said Yale School of Medicine and the Dealers Obeying Eisenhower IndmafM that what a background of big biiaineaa con- ganin had said jokbufiy that the public hearing laat night which the residents had been told there G ra ce-N ew Haven Obnununity 3PHI1 S. MulUru about Ufi« “athic- nectiona. Including both the auto teered word that hla daughter-in- try call (or a Taft-Hartley Labor lal for the United Stataa and aome 200 property owmera at American people* for tha people of deefsion he makM about ’Talbott Yates arrangements. An appro law. Mrs. John Biaenhbwer, haa Law injunction to end the strike Premier hoped Eiaen^wer would ^ a 'would never be any' aewiara in- Hospital, Which form tho Yale- your country.’' ■1" aaturo oi bla firm and whether will turn qirf ethical considera and sir industries. run again. Rutiuaaia to make aerial aurveya ot tended. , atalled. “ Now,that we’ve put in New Haven Medleal Center, and by New Lending Law There was a general expectation priation for Dlxon-Yatea was up told him that if all goes well he against copper producers. These each other’a military aatabllah- The Board of Water Commia- Faure, in his message to Chan tt had bean rejected as an appU- tions. in Congress at the time. With a grin, the l^ewidqnt aaid adequate eeptic tanka, you tell ua the Connecticut division of the cellor Julius Rasb, said that) "My the administration would move will be a grandfather for the fourth were referred immediately to Sec mentt. ' ■tonera, which made no decision Eisenhower said there has been Reserves- To a question whether time qboul next Chrlatmaa. He retary of Labor Mitchell. Eisen he didn’t think ha had named you ere^going to give ua aewere American Cenoer Society. country haa desired the re-estab- Hartford, July 27 (Ab—Numer «aat for nemWahtp in the A*- nox^ggeation- Talbott has been fast, whatever Its derision, once Eden aaid Far BaaUm problema laat night, will probably take the HUNT he is .satisfied with the oemprotnise hower said the situation will re Bulganin but did believe htf; had for 45(^ or 46O0.’’> TTie new clinic, eetabiiehed as a llahment of a free and independent ous inquiries but no vlolatlon/i have 'ttadatlon ot Coneultln* Manage- ilty of fraud or wrongdoing "dn the Senate hearings are conclud said that was a happy ending for were more daitgeroua than thoM matter up at ita meeting Tueeday. ed. , ( military reaervea bill dispatched to the week In Geneva. quire real atudy. mentioned one of the other lit'-'** Denlea Steleeaeat specialty branch o f the pedintrics, Austria which will be in the posi been reported to' date under the BMit Engineers. a legal sense. He also said the him yesterday by Congress, Eisen slana. . v • of Europe, but added; The aewer, which the towm Fred Thrall, assistant superin clinic already functioning in the tion to carry out a policy corre new state law sjapping maxiiqum Air Secretary has performed his But the Chief Executive was Eiaenhower aaid he can’t say, at . ^ ^ "Even no. there are aome preb- wiahea to Ihatall In Center 8t. and Mulligan aald he had no Kadwl- hower replied with a negative. At serious and eaYneat in his dispus the moment, whether he will ac tendent of the Water Department, medical center, will, be directed by sponding with lls •naltonei con interest rates on motor vehicle official duties almost brilliantly. ON THE TE.AIL lama In diplomacy which time can W. Middle Tpke. while the State U A Z E •dge that an iq>pUcatlo>^^ his Ica.st one or two items, he said, stoB of Talbott, tie said that aa today denied that any reaidentar Dr... David H. Clement, aaeociate science and ita spiritual endeav sales. . But Eisenhower said the Sen cept MitchelTa recommendation on certainly cure, and this ia on# .of resurfacing the road there In con Ann for membership. In the as- l8siie Waniiiisss strike him as having been thought- long ago as 1952 he had tried to another matter for approval of a had bean told th4re would never clinical profiaaor of pe At Ni«;lil Here The footprint! were huge -five bricks in \lta conatructlon and owners on about 15 streets could they could connect. He aaid that The number of mafriagea in the Zhukov -nie President said his ^^hic. as well as, law. When a Chinese reporter asked ciinauUation baste,*’ aaid'Dr. d em public against exhorbitant interest ^ / JULY 28-29-30 the factors barring the company He said It also must be decided personal meetings With Jtis old mtproperly or inches acrota. 900 more In'-Jta auxiliary facilities. benefit by it if they connected to posBibllity varies with how well ent: '‘It wilf'"bupplement or cor United SUtea ia likely to remain charges. whether Talbott u.sed hi.s office im whether the governhtent it. from membership in the asswia- friend. Soviet Defense Minister i . as a-man,in office trying i t to , use They summoned John Luck, a Michigan imports that 316 ba septic tankfi along a given street roborate the physician's diagnoaii, at a low level in the next few yeara Melvin O. Hall, the department's properly or merely used hi.s pei- CTiief Herman O. Sch'endel said Georgi Zhukov, at Geneva, ismpha- " would agree to have two Cliinaa bies were borff. in that ntata for An agreement haa been reached have been wor'ting and how re because a large number of those tlon. today that 3X motorists were given his por.sonsl influence completely government trapper, and started and will make available to him the sales finance director, aaid that eSr Never Applied sonal influence in a manner di sixed the new concept of Soviet if it were .sure there would be tracking the beast. every 100 deathsT'diiring 1994. with the Stale under which the cently they had been cleaned. eligible for marriage were married verbal warning.^ during a 3-tiour divorced from his office, Eisen peace in the world as a re.sult, services of the entire staff of the dealers and finance companies are Mulligan told the subcommittee vorced from the office. : c'Olleclive le.ideiahip. At Geneva, Six miles down the road the trio contract for the work will be let Otheri at the meeting, however medical center." ' in the years immediately after apparently abiding by the law. ha never had applied formally for Eisenhower said so far as he is period last night for. not having I he noted, instead of one outatand- hower inquired. He didn't answer Eisenhower said the aubjeol haa U .S. production t)( coal in 1984 When the road contract la awarded. I year marker lights his own question' but ssid that la came upon their quarry —- a St said they had been given the im The clinic s t ^ wrltl work chiefly World War II and beeauae deprea- "They would be foolish If 'the OUTSTANDING membership in the association but concehjed the matter is temporary ' ing figure participating for Russia, never been discussed a.s far as he Bernard dog belonging to E. G. averaged 2 ', tons f ^ every par Coat Would Double pression that aewers would not be slon yeara produced amaller num TEX PAVEL 1 They were slopped during a what Congress is looking into. knows. with the Inve'etlgation i(nd man didn’t," he added. ■ that his company was a member ly in abeyance. He said he would i there were three or four. , Commons. son in the country. \ General Manager Richard Mar installed for a long time. agement of behlgn and malignant ber of bablea who are now coming ; radar check made by police on W. Elsenhower said he wanted to At' another point the President The law. which becanfe effbcUve om of the American Institute of Con make a thorough study of the mat I renter St near Henderson Rd. A.s for Zhukov’s talk with him. tin, who Is superintendent of tthe While the Board of Water Com t.umora in children, functioning in to marriageable age. a atudy by a July 1. n^akes Corfheptlcut the Th* fomoMS itNilo I TV slw^vrii sulting Engineers, which he de ter and then would make his deci he aaidf it was to impress upon make one thiiig clear - that in stud that eventually a meeting Sewer Department, aaid last night missioners did not say so categori major insurance company ’'Indi- BUYS from 9 to 12 p.m. Two drivers those pacts of Talbott's official conjunction with the pediatrics ninth state to p la ce s' ceiling on ba tfwr* wirii Mt ordwflfR at scribed as a group made up of sion. him the deep desire of the Soviets with the Red Chinese on the for that if the aewer is not installed cally laat night, the consensus ap catea. were arrested for speeding and duties with which he has come in eign ministers level may be clinic of the medical center. Interest rates charged car pur- specialists who “ maintain high No Cnninient on Reports one for operating wrthoiil a li for peace. now, the town later would have to pears to be that the assesamenta Heavy emphasia will be placed chaaera. SOME ITEMS MARKED DOWN TO ethical standards." A reporter asked Talbott, as Ei.sCnnower marched into the contset. there has been almost necessary. lay two lines on either aide of the would not be made now but would cense. brilliant performance. Aa for Washington’s long tran on the early detection of anything Record speed for a railroad loco The law sets up three types of He said the ethical standards of he entrt-ed the hearing room, Also. 14 verbal warnings for , conference room in the executive new roadway at more than double be deferred until ov.mera could auspected of being a tumor, re- motive ia ,atlll held by a"’ ateam rates^ deneliding on the age of the 1/IOMi OF THEIR RETAIL PRICE FRIDAY, 8 P:M: his company never were challenged whether he planned to resign. He said, however, he is going to sit strike, the President aaid no the coat. make u.se of the eewer. speeding, two written wamlng.s for 1 office building, across- the street read the record in the rase and report haa been made to him on It 'ported Dr. dement. engine—127.1 miles-per hour—and car jpurdnaaed. The older the car. by the association.. "I have no .romment.’’ he said. having defective lights and two ; tiomthe While Hou.se, with a big Tbe hearing was held at the Defer Aaaeaaments was set in 1905. . At one time, he said, he was make a decision on the basis of the since his return from Geneva. But HOUSE’S thejilgher the rate alnne more risk July 29, at Hi* bawd»laad In Told that another reporter had written warnings for speeding : grin on his face. Moat of the Verplanck School. Martin did tell the group last Involved on the part of the ' D on 't Miss'Em! asked by the association to fill out understood him to say that he did were issued. , newsmen present had shucked Most of the area in the west, night' he would assume from past The two center lanes of tin lender. Hw ewitor of town. a fohn listing his employes and not intend to quit. Talbott replied Chief Schendel said today that 1 their coat.s. a departure from prec fringe of town which would be af practice that the. aaacasment Insurance Agency Straita of Makinac Bridge; now the kind of work he was doing. "I Here ia the rate achedule; testily. "I can’t help that. I am the use of radar at night here is edent. It wa.s steaming hot in fected la now aerved by septic would be deferred. being built, will be made, o^ grill- New cars, 47 per 100 per year. dw 't know whether that was an making no comment at this time., the first time this has been done j the room snd Eisenhower noted tanks. For most of ihe property owners, appli^lon or not,” he said. Presented Award work BO that ice and anoyC'can fall That's equal to an interest rkte of I have not said." in the State, to his knowledge. the lack of air conditioning. During the hearing Jamea H. other that those along Center 8t., through. about 13 per cenL THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS ARE PARTICIPATING: McClellan instnicted> subcom Soihe published reports quoted He aaid it i-eqiiites extra men The President himaelf w as' KIDDIE FAIR'S 3 Day Clearance O'Brien, 116 Falknor Dr., charged the assessment for the main aewer Cara up to two yeara old, 49 mittee counsel Robert Kennedy to unnamed Washington officials sa but Auxiliary police are helping the Board of Water Commiaaioners ranges from 413 to 420. ’They The Robert J. Smith, Inc., insur HOUSE * MURPHY W. T. GRANT DAN BAKER’S SHOE STOU dressed ih a light gray double | U.8. Office of'M ucatlonr'eatl- per 4100 per year—an' interest rale THE ROVAI, STORE METCALF’S DRUG STORE BELANGER’S SHOE $T(na write the association and get the ^peeling s development within out with the use of 'radar as part breasteti suit with gray tie. He | with being derelict in its duties in would be asaesaed another coet ance agency has been awarded an " facts on the situat^. matea indi^tM that jhe United of J6d haxard a guess, ho"/- ing a bond of 4300. Mulligan in the firm. Also. Taggart arrested Ducien past his view that the actions of sance to cover atomic energy* in of OUr axcollant maftrtssts . . at our roquldr low GROWING GIRLS' FLATS O'Brien's statements drew a | ever,ei, Um'Ih^t" the average, a.side from Also today. Mrs. Laura MIodzIiT- Talbott said he Wrote the latter a p ^ llc servant must be Impec Morin, 22. Detroit,. Mich., charged stallations. round of applause from the as- the Plumbers' portion of the work,' skl, 34, of. 35 Dover Rd.. wa,s ar A after an earlier appsarwice be cable. with operating,,A motor vehicle Eiaenhower aaid he wouldn’t pricas— AND RECEIVE A $10 RE8ATE ON YOUR aembly. w^rid be from $275 to 4300. rested by Lt. Walter Caa^lla on a fore the subcommittee in which So far aa Talbott la concerned! without an operator's license. Mor want to give complete details of PURCHASE! With and without straps. Leonard Racko’.vski of 754 Cen ^ Other questions concerned the warrant Issued by Prosecutor he said he would give up his part the President ssid, no action Can in was rtlSaaed after posting a what he has In mind without con Were $7,95...... NOW $5.49 ter St. expressed en opposite opin"-^ time and met'iod of payment, pro Pnillp Bayer and Charged with nership if the Senators thought properly be taken while the Senate )25 boiid: sulting profeaaionala and techni Ion, the one which has been held cedure at Comer lota, and similar fraudulent issue of a check. She Is he should do so. ^. InvestigsUon is going on because cians. But he said the blueprint, Found Money? You bet it is! by Sewer Department personnel technical mailers. ' being held pending posting of a The reason he hadn’t nsentloned (1) the Committee haa the right Although tentacles found in a the layout of military establish 4250 bond,) aet .when her case was whale’s a^tomach indlcata that oc-' W* carry W « corry and the '04'ater Commission thus his letter before, Talbott'asld, was to question a piAlIc official while ments he has proposed to ex CLOSEOUT LADIES' DRESS SHOES far. New food product: pineapple continued 'Th Town Court this because he didn’t want to eraato he 1i still a public official and .(t'l topuaei can be 110 feet across change. rhould be complete. He cribi by nrattrasses by/ "Vote for the ae^^'er In Center filling comes in a No. 2 can ready morning for a .week ao she might, the impression he was trying' to Talobtt haa the right to j^esent with tentacles extended, the larg aaid that doei not necessarily in I . even if nothing else is done for to use In a pie or tarts or as a obtain counsel. “ out short” the hearings. hla defense sa fully aa he can. est on record caught by man was clude manufacturing and pr^uc- Edison Kontwyf 10 years." Rackowski h^omniahed cake filling. For pic. use. the filling Yesterday, R. E. 'niomas. 30, ’Talbott said nsarly all the A reporter aakecl how-ft is poaai- 20 feet arrosa and weighed 110 tlon plants. Lullaby* Not aK jMzes and styles.'—NOW $2.99 the Comtjii.ssiohera. ia turned into an unbaked, paatry RFD 1, Rockville, waa arrested by Brm!s activities have been direct ble tp dlatlngulah a . ptibllo official pounds. Nevertheless, he said, he would Bunny l*ar *55? 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> V ^ MANCmgSTER EVENING H ER^D , MANCHESTER. CONK. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1955 UANCHESTER EVENING llERALD. MANCHESTER. G0IfN« WEDNESDAY. JULY 27,*195S w a r •HA. ata HMWUwii almoat p i j ^ l . Old ban stiU has these post; for each kindness, a nail •on. *3ut I ’m pretty sure ha'U bare for a day as the local Klwanls Emma Batx, chairman, auggeste tar High School, Edward was em MMa>, May 11, 1395, daughter of that some of the mambera take ployed by tha Plamer Roofing Co., Harry and Grace Dobaon Albaa. JbmrlieBtrr tha all-tima record aft twe homes. Both the former and would be Withdrawn. Youths Face Court to sign,” ahe added. ‘Tt hurts like RockviUerVeimoii Club atagas lU first Gas-o-rama on Droodles Aa the nails increased, getting the devil to .d o. It, but . he U w Saturday.. advantage of the opportunity for prior to hia anlistmant in the She laavaa her mother, Mra.‘ NaUla in I W . " the pbqsent i>resldent sti^ggle them out became x challenge. A t guilty as the others so I gU M action, akatchaa. Each nMmbaV ifartna Corps. . Albaa af Springflald, Maaa., one By ROGER PRICE For $82,000 Tlieft Tha sfforts of about 40 'club Eomitis ^traliii Real loans by com*^ along oii;^ sslaries of 350,0TO a last, the wlahed-for day arrived—^ there can .be no partiality.’V"' msmbars will ba directed by Vie should bring a hot dlMi, salad or Pollovring his "graduation" from brother, Leonard Albaa of Naarlng-, year. only one more nail. As my father' Police said Frederick admitted .OQ Many :Aria, Youngisters Sc/'. Maynard, olub prsaldant. and Her desaart. r racrult tnuning, Pvt. Berger wlU ton. Tha funeral will ba held at merdal the heat^aat witodrew it. I danced around Daytoii. Ohio. July 37; (Ip)—Two taking $1,05(1 of flis father’s money Bava'ragaa will be aarvad by the ba granted a 10 day laava to viait the Burke Funeral Homs in V m increase rince thaWar- Somj people misht be moved to bert Heim, chairiiian,' when the proudly exclaiming, "See, Daddy, of six >-outha being held , inthe from three buckets containing hoStosa. Bach ahould alao bring hia family and friends bafora re city, at a-time to ba announced. snide remarks-'about this, ibr local KIwaniana don overialla to Theae statistics go along with the nails are all gone!" $S2.000 theft from Dayton baker smalt bills ■ in thie Frowein base ^ 4 6 For Cohnty 4 -H Programs pump gas, waah eara and perform Uialr own atlvarwara, folding porting to hU first duty station. Burial ‘ Will be in Southbridga, iDnie others, whiciux^lght seem envy. As for us,'we think i t ’s “ Yea.” agreed my father Fred Frowein are scheduled to be ment. He boug.it a car and gave all tha /Kher aarvicea assoclatad stoolB o r , bluiketa for a radi Land Records reassuring. Wages arValao at an fine. It Jvut goes to\b<^ that in thoughtfully, "the nails are gone— arraigned’' Friday in Municipal tome money to a friend. Later, he with a modem servtea station. piciilc. Mra. Grant raminda tha Two Warrantee daeda have baah Marriage Intentians m o n t h l y RockvUto,' July 37 (flpsctall— $ Playgreuad AettvIUes rac(wdad at tha Town Clark's of ApplicationUcation fQifor marriaga^ all time high. . Profits seem at an America, the land of opportunity, but the scars remain." .court. ” showed other friends the hiding All proflU will ba usad by tha members to bring a finished paint Selected The pair are Dwane Unk, vlS. place and three of them returned Albert B. Gray, County Club agent, The annual parade on wheeU Youth Servioa Commlttea of the ing for selection in the Painting fice aa follows: Stanley Pawlowaki has.oaan made at tha Town'Cli all time high. Savings are at an there is more than one route to wUl be featured Friday afternoon and Mary B. Pawlowskl to Michael Sponsored By The Manchester charged with grand larceny, and and took a hat was left of the and Shirley L. Walk, aaaoctata local club for tha benefit of the of tha Month -contest. office by Ernest Earl Libby of Var all time high. the top. You don't have to be bom Council of Churches. $82,000, police said. 1f S 4 FORD yt CLU at. 1:30 at the Henry Park play New 'Arrivals Pouloaky and Julia B. Pouloaky, non and Suzanne Barton Olaon of Clarence Cook, 19, acciiaed of re agent, announce that r 'larga sroup growing ganeration In graatar Eu,t if these latter statlstits are with a silver spoon in your mouth, ceiving and -con-ealing stolen Mrs. Ruth Link, widowed mother ground. Mlsa Jeanne Chadboume, Rockville. A aon was bora at City' Hoa- property on Tolland Ava., Varnon; 34 Tolland Ava., RoCkvilla e f 4-H d u b mamtoara from Tolland playgYo'una - director, announced Albert LitVlnchyk to Mariano P. true, if people are making more or you don’t have to oppress and money. of Dwane, said. " If the liaker’a SEDAN CUSTOMUNI The local Ktwanis Club Is the pltal yastarday. to Mr. and Mra. • •^••••••••••t*'******** #4*13 County will particlpata in the State today that the following 'judges Winifred Smith, 69 . Vemon Ava.; Salamone and CIvltella J. Sala- AU 'raicottvilla aad Vemon than ever, I f we are rolling in exploit labor, in ord^r to live like Preaches Sunday Disposition of the casih> of the son- hadn’t »hown the other boys youngest service club In the city, !••# •••••♦•••••••*•••••*• 1*2. other four Juveniles, including the money, none of thenv wovild 4-H SV4pto program on Friday who select the most original and a daughter to Mr, and Mra. .BlUia mone, property on Worceatar Rd., aawa Hama are aaw balag handled a millionaire. Dark Rrecn. Immaculate organised less than a year, but al prosperity, why do we borrow so Frowein'o 16-year-old son. Freder be in trouble now." and Saturaay. most attractive entries In each Drake, 67 High St., and a daugh* Varnon. tpirangh the Mnachaater Evening interior and all of the IWa followliBr will damoratrate class will include Mrs, CIsre AI- ready it haa performed many iW**« ••••••*•** ********* much? With such prosperity, why At Center (Church ick. has not been announced. About $52,000 of the stolen aervioes for the benefit of the tor to Mr. and Mra. Wilton Snovir, ( Misa Laura. Albm HaraM. Raekvllla Bnrean, located d m ■»»»»•>•**»**•********' •n Friday; bom,. Lewis H.' .Chapman,. Miss such a heavy use of credit? iidUtta Police' .said Link and tvl'o others money has been recovered, police fine Ford acceseories. city, the latest being to sponsor a 136 High St. Miss Laura Albaa of 39 W. 14th at 1 Market Sk, al.so face charges of burglary of said, adding $lij.000 was spent or carplyn Bllnn, Tolland, polishing Erica EUnsle, and Miss Gertrude Hoaplt^ Patlenta’ St., New York City, died at St. vtna TR 5-3186. The indications arc that we are The Rev. Donald J; Msccallum, Only $1495. tumitore; Earlsan JiHson. Andov- team in the new Babe Ruth league. ---- .sBggas'- ' PRIiSSS *PiMh Bqtton Radio Set For Man a dwitlling at night, which carries given away. A large amount is un Puller.^' It is from projects such as this New admissions to City Hoa-. Vincant'a Hoapltal, New York City, TtM AMoeUtad Prei* U excluaiTtly minister of*the Belleville Congre- at\ shell magic; Batty Leonard, havin'g a prosperity which. Is 'Ruth Millelt With Short Fingers’ a maximum life sentence upon accounted for. Fro'wein has de Director Chadboume-says- that Gas-o-rama, that funds are made p ita l, yesterday Include Stahley Monday night All except eight statm « S u ^ to UM OM of r*J!“5U“ U!®* \ Cottantry,- Sowing baalict; Gharlea ^ c i a l eventa scheduled for last ou Mwi dUCNUchn criditod to It, or based on the installment plan, and This stimmcr. Just to keep up gstlonal Church of NewburyporlT conviction. clined to .say why he kept such available for these services. Sadlak. 163 W. Main St.;-Theo She was born in Southbridga, tha use e f firaworka net otborwlM credited In lhl» Mper \ Ma.ss., -will be the guest preacher large sums of money in the base BEAUPRE Ifiraitan Jr., Vernon, how to clip liiiday were canceled'becAuse of dore Di^kman,' East Hartford 'and atto tho local acwe publUM oere. that, in so far as this is true, the .with the times. ■ I've become radio The FBI announced, it was prob a dai^ animai;'Sanford Palmer Motbeni to Meet All rigbto ol republlcatlon of apeclal W ife May Be\at-Fault If Hubby again this Si:nday at the Center ment. the extreme heat and Uis'play-. A meeting ef Jhe mothers of the Joseph Knipa, 37, River St., and prosperity we have ia neither active. I’m giving pithy little talks ing the possibility of charging and Steven Kirk, Vernon, how to ground was closed at 3:40. All dUpatetaeo hereln ara al«o reoerred. lgnor<4 Interests Congregational Church. some of the teenagers with interv MOTORS, Inc. Baba Ruth League will be held to Mrs. Robert Maraton, 66 Union sound nor real. Some husbands seem always to on NBC’s big new radio show His sermon topic will be. ’The atari early planto; Bally DunnalU children on the playground at thkt 8L roll aerrlco client ol N. ■•rr^ state transporta'ion q t stolen prop- AREA TOWNS VOTE "VEvS" 858 EAST CENTER ST. and' Karan Klots, Vernon, how to night at 7:30 at the home of Mra. Th e question^ is what we shall be interested in what their wives called "Monitor.” I’d almost for Courage to Believe the Best." time were sent iiome and those John Hill. 106 West St. Plans will Barger Joins Marina’s gotten how nveih easier radio act ert.v. The announcement apparent MANCHESTER make a wibR pot; Robert Otka, without transportation wers taken do about it. The Eisenhower ad are doing. And other husbands A cordial Invitation Is extended ly referred to Link and Oook. Roth be made for a winter fund raising The Marine Corps recruiting ing is than T V aclin;:. On radio Three area towns joined witli 'WiUlngton, bug drawi.ig; Rodnay home. station in Hartford announced the Towne Cleaners hardly aeem to know what their to rtimmer visitors to worship at surrendered to Indiana authorities campaign. A final report on the ministration, which came into I don’t have to shave or. make the rest of the state in voting OPEN EVENINGS Bailey, ?tansfie|d, how to make a MiSa Chadboume feels that enlistment on Monday o f Edward o r Wives’ intereato are.. Center Church at 9:15 Sunday at different times and took some overwhelmlngl.V W favor of the recent food aala will be praaanted. CmCULATIOMB. ______power with principled ideas of re faces arvd I can wear my normal mornings the summer lamh show boit; David Atkina, many children in the city are not J, Berger, 17, son of George j I f your husband is In the second of the baker’s money acrora the amendment ^o the State Con Manafield, equipping a show box; Preliminary reporte bring the total stricting credit, and fighting in group it may be that y*u haven’t street clothes (cordurov slacks and months. state line, police said. receiving all the advantages of to nearly $50. Berger of 18 Florence St. Th« Herald Pfl” " Davy Crockett T-ShirtK "Monitor " stitution yesterday. Coventry George Bailey, Mankfleld, selecting fered by tha playground program Aocording to Sgt. Mitchell J. Vi H ou r aaMimee no nnandi------flation at its source, found Its done a very -good job/of selling Frowcln’s wife said si had not registered a j y to 4 favorable 4-H Committee appearing In ad> features News, Music. Clifton W ANTS URF.E.NW1CH l»08T restfy to lay pulIetoY James Kal- because of transportation difficul Benbenek, local Marine Corps re > '-V ' ~ U .r policies unwelcome in the business him pn the idea that the things talked with her husband about vote; Hebron 52 to 2 and Colum ber, Ct)ventry, raebrd books; i The 'Vernon 4-H Town Commit you are doing are Interesting or Fadiman, Interviews, Bob A Ray, ties. It, has been sugitested that cruiter, P v t Berger chose to serve JaneStonetiaater Evening Herald. Waller Kiernah, Sponsors and Me. signing a convplaint against their bia 28 to 1. Adele Gehring and Donald Gehrlng, tee will hold lU next meeting at and political communities and, important. ' (Ireenwich,^ July 27 l.'P -The Re parents in different sections of the for a-period o f four years. Duplay admrttolng cloilng bourai I’ve received wonderful comments Coventry, Importance o r a coven city might organize car pools. the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pvt. Berger was annong the Launderette Service! frightened by hinta of a recession, Sure, you’ve tried talking about publican Tovviv Committee has Johnson, on Lake St., on Aug. 4 at r » HoSday-l p. m. grlday-, about my contribution to ’’Moni TNEWOMO'S crop; Charles Warren Jr., Varnon, Tounuuneato ITadeir Way group of 10 new Marines who re soon relaxed its policies and went your club’s campaign to r a i a e been notified by William A. G. how tu.tnake a rope halter;\Rlch- 8 p.m. . ' tor.’’ One sponsor even refefi;ed Minot "that he is interested in the The checker tournament is un ceived their oath of enlistment back towWd that flnaAci^ loose funds or your experiences as a den to it as ’’negligible." T h is may ard CovanUy, soma tpoU ; A rt Aaaociatloa from Capt. W. F. Taylor, offlear- 8 U S. 30c hnother for the Oib Scouts. And nomination for first selectman. SMOOTHHT der way with Randy Kies leading Oompire H m m Prim 3 Day Clearance ness which'^A-ould sUmuWe pros not sound like much but it's cer ALL OUR and how to use them. \ the competition. However, it will Mrs. - John Grant of Sunset In-charge of Marina Corps re 10 " 34c maybe your talk hasn’t met with tainly better than the comments. Minot, administrative assistant to Franeina Nison of Ellington 'ami Estates, Vemon, will be hostess cruiting in the area.' ______perity again. Now we h w e pros- any interest at all. formef Gov, John Lodge, is cur RKHIST be several days before a winner ” " 41c day ol esca^ Saturday — I’ve had about my television act- taka ^ t in the public speaUng for the Tolland County A rt Assn, Following the swearing - In 12 ^ r ity , in'full, perilous tWe, and But talking about what you are rently with a government mission SHORT SLEEVIE can be determined since lisAcomers Ym Pay O ily far • a. aa ing. „ contest, And wiU have for tha aub- are entering the competition daily. pot luck picnic on Tuesday at ceremony, the new Marlnaa de 14 " 44c It almost looks as if we had too doing often isn’t ehough to get an in France. He had been asked last Ject. “BullfUng a Bettor Amer 6:30 p.m.. parted from Hartford by fraln for Wadneaday, July 37 other person interested in your week if he was interested. in the A , bowling touraame^ will soon u •• 52c Tha Exaat Jfilglitv much of it, considering how\]arge ica Through tha 4-*I Oluba." be under way, and practice ses Her realdahee la located off Rt. Parris Island . where they will projects and enthusiasms. nomination. First Selectman C. Six glrla WUl taka part In tha imdergo 10 weeks of Intensive a patt credit is playing in iL sions are being held daily. This 83. His Eyesight IniMTiTes Sometimes you have to draw the Carleton Gisborne is retiring after SPORT Plata & -en Revue, Including Caro This annual social avent ia training. i A Thought fqr Today week's games include softball, Summer Merchandise It would seem in' order, then, other person Into your plans to serving two terms. ■“ lyn BlIaivTolland; Joan Mortlock, largely attended eaich year.. Misa A former studenta of Manchas- A year ago at Genova in the really get him interested in what basketball, volley ball, croquet, for the administration to take tnis AndoVet", Janet Gaylord. Mana- horseshoes, Mddle ball, group ' conference which arrived at you are doing. , fleld, Sandra Chapman, StaHord; starts JULY 28th. ENDS JULY 30th happy, but unsafe, moment m Suppose Instead of just telling ^ Nall Scars SHIRTS games and r ^ y races. Under the y truce in Indo-China, SaaeU ry of Natalie Beebe, Manafield; and supervision 'of the group super order to head back toward somg your hu.sband about the campaign As B child, I had a fiery temper Roberta KaJber, Coventry. State John Foster DuUea accom anti-inflationary policies, while for raising funds you present him which often Caused me to say or REDUCED TO / visors, the'wading pool ia quite XI plished the headline feat of ignor- tth an unsolved problem and ask do unkind things. Finally, my Satorday Ooataato popular with younger children. there la sUU time. Any moves In Tha 4/41 Dairy Judging (tonteat ALLPUIN ,is advice?. father told me that for each Miss'OhadMurne has announced MORIARTY SALESMAN Ing the very existence and will be held on Saturday, with the this direction undoubtedly will be ^sk for Help In our Planning thoughtless, mean thing I did, he that she will "be available for ten presence of Foreign Minister following team aelectpl, Elizabeth greeted with yawps from those en he has to put his mind on would drive a nail into our gate- nis instruction every afternoon OLEANED aiA PRESSED Rfchards and Jared StearnS, of Chou of OommuniSt China. W e do who want to go merrily on, higher whkt you are doing in" order to between 1 and 4 p.qi. for children MOTH PROOFED FREE $ 1.49 Dairy Qu m r No. t Mansfield; (Tharles Warren Jr., MERTON GAY d o u b le not recognise Communist China show you that he can solve between the ages o f 10 and 15, •* -"w and higher, with a good thing BUY NOW AND SAVE Owned and (g r a t e d By Vernon; Allan Rychllng, Hebron. So, at Geneva Mr. DuUea could probmm that has you licked. who own their own tennis Mr. flay, for the past lasting forever. But if we say that Or suppose instead of just telling Allan R. Coe Jr. Betty Anne Daley, of WllUnglon, la racquets. eight years Serytoe Maa- SLACKS, S w e a t e r s , s k ir t s not even see him, even when he 488 Hartford Road the choice is between keeping S yoUr husband about what you are ^ E 6Al PVERABES^ DIAMOND'S alternate. Voting Light ager at Morlarty Broth- was in the same room. This was, The Senior Team in the 4-H Egg SPORT SHlR'irS (Cash and Carry) GRKN STAMPS reasonable, stilf-' handsome pros doing with your den of Cub Scouts ^ A'l LOW PRICES Only 159 voters out o f about en . local Lincoln Mercury Judging Conteat includes Robert perhapa one o f the high points perity sound, and having a bubble you ask him to help you with same Dairy Quaaa No. 2 6,800 eligible to vote, took part in dmler, has Joined their Powers, Manafield; Charles War the referendum yesterday. bra M and that seems likely to develop. Rl yeu . . . MTTERI Why eel "CARGOS' PANTS happens to meet hiS personal You Paint the Low $23.95 Rdf* i.9 8 . 4-dx Large roomy ppdketa.^ Eminently conservative, hia ac tastes In s controversial matter., jgame Ifi and lEHOlD the tivities. whether planned with the Since Senator Mundt aometimea PkintinR and Paperhanging Boys'2.49-2.98 ymingeO you ever— tadayl Elsenhower administration or de seems a sensible and mild-man E. Davis J.- I ^ n Group reg. 7.98. CdWfo aKd-MtlR A. a ood C top! Sizes i to W* Wer^$2.95— NOW signed to apur it on, have the ef- nered ” individual. It may be the MI 9-0495 „ • MI 9-1805 Sub-’Teen 5 9 9 TERRIPIG VALUES Caryo. Pants wMto or pMh . . . feet of giving the admlnlstlui^on heat. Reg. 5.98 » IN OUR SHOE DEPT. toof too — oottoa . I oad C coft respectable political, insuranca as KEYSTONE wMto or pM •. . it proceeds to^ do things which, 4 . 9 9 Sizes 4 Jo 16. Chino, tan^ blue. Husky sizes 26 to 34. Were $3.50—NOW^ 4 ^ 3 e l 9 Land Of Opportunity DECORATORS T an only. :s only a few months ago, 'would Rof. 5.95 to 7.95 have brought howls from more 8ometimes''we pan find,out how Rdf. 2.98-4*98 toys' 2,98-3.98x^- BLAIR'S than 'McCaray. the other half lives just by read* Sapphirg^Mahogdny -3 Modern Pieces STRAP SHOES ing the'papers: Tliuii, the . hisi GIRLS' SUN Zip Jacksts ANNUAL , MOTHER — WHILB SHOBPINO FOB aVNlOB, Thus laboriously, the Eisen Sizes SJi to 3. Red. ^ . PICK OUT A PAIR o r hower administration U moving Unguished president of th4 Inter I f you’re young at heart, you’ll love Sapphire Ma Brown, Patent— - i, Poplin and Deqlm JULY CLEARANCE national Brotherhood of. Team- DRESSES to repair the long lack o f realism hogany . . . a light almost-white finish that makes Sizes 4 t o 16 stars, Dave Beck, has. just had his \ Sizefi 1 to S, S to 6x. A LARGE GROUP OF In o ^ Far Eastern policy, a lack this streamKhed furniture po easy to care for and 1 8 9 0 0 . SUMMEREtTES Seattle home bought out „from Rof. 4.9S. 7.9S SUMMER DRESSES of realism based on the fantasy U K R T WATCH live with. A lf three major pieces are included! Dou Boys' 1.89-1.98 SUMMER SKIRTS itndcr hlntj b y that union, whiim ,Group Rof. 1.98 Reduced up to 50 % , that we ourselves wers somshow ble dresser base with mirror, chest of drawers, full Was $209.00 ROYS' or GIRLS' Short Sloovo Reduced to $3.00 Were $3.95 to .15.50.—NOW responsible for the' Chlnesa revo- paid him SIM.OOO for.it, and DOaOHS size bed. ’ : ' Some as low aa will givn vnur watch m Girh\ 3-14 Formerly up to $7.98 $2.98 ■ luUon, and must .dsha and hia wife had Black Metal for smart dinettes 79.50 tic lined pants, boys’ “U PLAY SANDALS Rtf. 2.98, 3.98 _ QO iby^any gradual increase, fhere ■pent 80 years in a modest fivt .ot girla’w • M jwaa a dramatic spurt in the use room houas. - Complete -4*— ------^ credit. Commercial bank loans Tha union ia buying' Dava 5 pieces by Daystrom 5 9 * ^ ^ Oaltap Skicts ~ " iCEHOuae^wii 1.98,-2.4#]sLACKS business went up heavily, Back'a houae and aupporting him W s fh « w * * » 1 p9 . 9 9 WE ^|VE JMC ORSEN' STAMPS $89.60 value! Daystrom knows how to make smart'' ' a p in ir io m habit of aetuil in it b ^ u a s hia prsosdaaaor, Dan J p fo a m iarvha or O V E I^LU \ -' Sizy 3 to 6x. 7 to 14. during the eomparable diijette funiiture. Note the sleek, atreamlined styl* " 6 Tollln, • now proatdant amarlfiia, "ing. See the smooth black Coloramic metal base's ..." , Headquarters For All Boy aad Cub Seout t a t three yean past had two homas bought for him by 1.29R H U IM ~ 'Manyvmora unadvertited Shoo Blair's- Ownmarcial bank loaw "to eon- DEWEY-RIDHMAN the black or. gfey woodgrain Daystromite tops that ' • A nice assortment. Sizes to 3. X Uaifaram aad Acesaiariaa the union, one tor summiir and resist hard knocks, heat, acids. Chairs are covered WATRWS He SUNSUlTS.\1to3 179*V'., - valua$ throughout tha stora. Thursday, Friday which naaahwd nlatlve- ,00# for wintor. plus havUig ,lit|. f White, red. ; 1 767 MAIN ST. . Only arid‘ Saturday Ak Cooled PMr Taur CamfSet ^ ^ HW in plastic Highland .Tweeds in red or grey. Clean' ^ ' * . ' " -7?’- . .’w i t h a. idamp ' cloth I L IS .tS ■-,0^ ".■■■ \ t*- A- S,'- t vft .JIAJJCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1955 lUNCHESTES EVSIUNe BEIUU), IWnaBStCB, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY iT,3 «6S Fobd Stores Inc. la expected to ------—X {TV Permits Sought \ lease on* of. the large groups. Pile Teriars It pras Um Walker^B firat yialt to out of Uto Oentaral CMutsoUeut partlctpatlnf eommuMtSea hy of W 0 r * y • * « Ripsylto oif East Wiridsor Rose Bush^l^tMts The rest Of the groups are to Netv A irpoit C ost Ability of Rose Bushes \ Bolton th* oaat and the local family wa* •ran. ferings their builnessmsn an air For New Center house a iunchedgette,, cleaner, SeotbedisFewlliiBlM busy ahowinf points of flitbm t In Gross, oommlttea port within 10 mlnutea-drtvn, ^ Hanrintoa, July jft (0>r<6|nt* FMAE drug and dry goods.store, and a Act now'for fast-relief from tor . The field's biggest advantage Polio*, firemen'nad vohmteen to QpeinacUcitt and New T. revenue from concesston* and- rm t mtol* the ability of multlflora roae I it t waa through the generoiia^co-generona^ public hearing and discussion. her effort; Mr*, William Allison from business that woiild 'bsM. two,, largest of which will house people in Connecticut are farm-' ► FLASH BULBS, CASES, - Ing the method of tallying ballots After Braihard Field waa aban hedge* In at^ng a apegding car operation of Dr. John A. Fapnham Sears Roebuck and a number of Davlqe said. It li expected a date and Mra. Myron Lee, chairman of doned for Industrial expansion, the thair operations at th^fiald. Bafuy and in a abort dlatance. , of l^et Wlndaor that tl^ teat* era, says the National Geograph-: on conatltutlonal amendments. for the lUscuaalon will be set in the Library Committee. shops and stores. Grand Union ical Society. ! There 'were no votes regletered In the near future, committee advanced the Idea of George fi. < ^ y , .cnairmaa of In th* upp«i> photo, the Ford la . could be carried out. H/r donated the "ho” column. Worker* guessed Board of Edueatton Seeelon eatabtlshing *..regi«ital airport to I the committee, toid. the editors ahown ramming into the hedgiI* at al! of a mature atand multl- Wamlag, About Dogs a apeed...... I of 42 mile* an hi hour. that the four votes were lost In the The regular meeting of the serve business aircraft op*ratin||^ | aueh an airport would benefit all flora roae hedge. about tally due to qn error in casting the Dog Warden Franklih Howe haa Board of Education will be held at Radar and high q>eed moving l. BOO feet, which tempor remtndad feaidenta that eyen th* camera*, were uaed to tim* and ballot. I t was necessary to liee the tho BUementary School tonight a t arily djeatroyed. / Individual levera to register a vote family pet anfi “old reliable” B o'clock. Prevloua announcemenla record the reaulta. In the lower The maximuni apeed of 80 ought to be separated from the picture, driver Jack Maraton of and it waa eurmlned that four have noted the School Building m. p.h. waa attempted for all teata, voter* had pulled the party lever children during hot, humid weath Committee will seek Board Ap-' South Lee, N. H., ia ahown .exiting but certain^tmarp anf^ea of con er. "Doge Just don't want to be from the car ahortly after the firat -which did not register a vote yes proval of plana for an addition to BANISH UNWANTEDHAIR VOBEVEB tact prevented an approach pf that terday. fondled during the so-called ‘dog ths> school at tonight’* maetlng. craah. Notice the branchea near apeed. /Andrew J. Whit* direct daye.'"a-he pointed out. ParenU Why let unsightly hair an yeur fnoe yell the llcenae plate* that punctured TRIPiemSTOKtS Workers played cards and visits SBC Hearing Friday ed the/ Jriving teat*. during the long, boring scasion. were cauUqned that the best way your good looks. Let me free yon of tkle th* radiator. Whitewaah waa ap / Plan Winter Teal# to prevent dog bites is to keep the The School Building Committee plied to the front of the vehicle to Only 12 paople had voted up to oocinl hnndlcep forever, My/tnedleelly np- iVall, 10 teata were run. and noon with most of the activity com children away from the dog,^e- will hold eninform al hearing and prbved method I* sate, permanent and Will ’ STe.^^SI'ev tv's!?m‘ih ^ “ Shelton expect* that theae teata! ing between 5 and 7 pjn. George gardleaa of how well they get discussion at the Community Hall not mar the eldn. ^ e Smirch TeaUng 'program^f*" duplicated during the Vln- Davis* wa* moderator for the ses along the reel of the' Jfear. ' Friday at 8 -p-.m: to ' givg; towna- g ram , people an opportunity to see the la being sponsored by the Bure,II re ^ ter month*. sion; Donald Massey and Bu-rton West Coast Visitors . MARY C./WARD, R.N. of Public Roads, lf.8.,beparti:inent The high apeed moving picturea Tuttle, mechanics; Mrs. MaMie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Person r of plana and aak queattons about Certtficd Eleetrolegtet of Cdmmerce. taken of the teat* will be uaed for Maneggia and Mrs. Myi^n Lee Brandy St. had as their guesU re them. B14 CENn^BtBBirr TBL. BaB-286T In today’s teata the ci^ wa* atudy purpoaea which will enable were on duty a* reglttrar*; Mr*. cently Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Walker Long-Uwriiig and son, Gregory, of Olympia, Manchester Evening Herald Jfiol- AU .Work By Appolntaaent driven n number of th n ^ into a the engineera to evaluate the data J. Ernest Aapinwall and Mr*. Ruth ' Free Coaenitatione long hedge of mulUflbi^ rosea at and make their recommendation*. Duchairme. Ohecker*;,. and Mr*. Washington where Mr. Walker la toa correspondent, Mre. Joseph - / high speeds. Pertinent data waa Prof. Skelton and the Unlver- August Mildner, machine tender. principal of an elementary school. D'ltnUa, telephone Mitchell t-S54S. LIPSTICK not released. aity of New Hampshire wa* allo First Govermheot Test cated 118.000 by the U. S. bepart- The Wes of using this t>T>* ef ment of Commerce to conduct the jilipjij:|iKi|iji|iipj||ij|i|pipii|p||ijppi!:iilip|i|ijHijjiijj| , y ‘’- ' ’’I ■ o n IT HIM IN AU^ plant for a safety device oii^nated testa. Xhia amount also includes />] PUTTIRiHO fHAOII . ■ short'-'while ago, and although the coat of the winter teata. k k it k * * * 'tt BrW k k * k * k k "k k k k k k i t * * k k k k it k k k k jt^ k k ititk itk k k k k k k* When preperly mpplM and Mrs. Francis O'Brien, 24 Qiwlffy fm-typt tirt of o low price • WONTIATOfP Birch St., Hospital Notes DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: • WONT SMIAR Off Penati** Steven Kearns. 34 Drive G; Eu • WONT KIM Off SftaiWMB PhUents Today: 141. gene Gosselin, 30 Auburn Rd. ADMITTED YE8TERDAT: Mrs. Leonard Swadosh. 31 Oliver Rd. Julius Paganh 70 Otis St.; Leon B. F. Coodrick Gertrude Farrell, IS Birch Mt. Martin, Stafford Springs; ICdward Rd.; If rs. Ounilla LaRose,^12 Bld- Weiss, 323 Spring St.; Mrs. Vlr- ridg* gt.; Leo Barrett, S5 Deep- nia Predor, Coventry: Robert spnfi^ wood Dr.; Alan Atamlan, 14 Sun- gay, 24 Lkurel St.; Mra. Maidaee SAFETY-S ii^d* your hajr-do in place ter a l ^ S I se t'S t.; Stephen Dwyer, Blast Wheeler, . South .Coventry; Mra. Hartford; Raymond Lee, Btalfdrd; Lillian Schools and son, 38 Bil- -neat, look. Won't dry out hair. | >•**•*■ | Robert Day, 24 Laurel SU; Mrs. yeu Rd. M argaret Laiaen, 388 Parker St.; DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. An nllHNit bnrtntnJkmrmge ^ fuuv0 Creuffl Hultdraaalm , .—SO Oscar Wilson^ 161 Oak St.; Milton Evelyn St. Pierre nnd 4oq, 35 inf BfBcInl furchmg Supkraefi S|Nuy Nul:------— 1.3S* Wilson, 0 Silas R d; Iheunea Coo Bratton Rd.; - Mrs. Virginia And 'em lunulln Oieeuvery ' — — |,aS* ] per, Coventry: Mrs. Rita Morin, erson. 22 Eklgerton St.: Mrs. Jen 6.00-16 cuts m " ear boat aalllnf/ftninsr Hurry in fur 34 Griffin Rd.; Horace Pagan!, 59 nie Phillips, RFD 2. Bolton Cen Herald Phdtos. Homestead St.; Leonard Sand- ter; Miss Ruth Hutson, East Hart SALI PRICI auvlnga fdr yuu, yuspf fumlly, year huniu. Strom, 87 Concord Rd.; Mrs. Rose ford; Mrs. Edith House, Wapping; IT pivi f«x Cora, 02 Hollister St.; 'Terry Dew- Mr*. Vera Miller, 23 Whitney hqur during the three month pe is $3.47 an hour, carpenters $3.0T, pour fBcopooM# w ^autiful 0tair hurst, Andover: Mra'. Patricia Rd.; Mrs. Alice Booth and daugh (-oiistriiHiuii Pay riod ertded July 1. electrician* $3.17, painters $2.87 tiro Milcy, BYench Rd., Bolton. ter, .Coventry: Robert Mason. This la a traditional period for plasterers $3.36. plumbers.' $3.19 5 1 G A U G E ADMITTOD TODAY: Mra. Vel South Coventry; Mr*. Anne Bev- Now al New H i^ widespread' , negotiation of new and Laborers $2.04. LIST PRICI WITHOUT TRADE-IN $16.75 B ^ E C K ma Wheeler, Colchester; Mrs. Vera lin. Hebron: Forrest Howell! 225 wage rates in the building and rSIS ►lYLONS Miller, 23 Whitney Rd. Parker St.; Mrs. Alice Everett, 22 construction industry. For the The average U. S^. farm worker! Washington. July 27 i/fJ/C- The year ended July 1 the average in lltT PRICE lA ll PRICE riot Tax Oemlky thet tests te SH A |IFe6 B BIRTH YESTERDAY; a daugh Doane St. harvested 21 acre*4of land in 1889 FULLY S is s Wmiowt T fo d l* - and your W fopahta Hro ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ambrdse Grif Labor Department said ^ a y aver- crease was 0 events an hour. compared to 3.5 acres in 1940. 47 .OUAhANTEED 145 u fufr elaewrheru I in 1950 and an estimated 56 in' 4.70-1$ 1B;70 14.95 fin. Hartford. . .. California produced a record .age wage scales for /iinlon con- The Department Reported the Former BIRTH TODAY: a son to Mr. 4,577 million eggs in 1954. atruction workers rp4e 6 cents an latest average rate for. bricklayers 1960. 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lUNCHSSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK, WEDNESDAY. JULY 27, idS5 Section Two W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 27, 1955 iRaitrlirsItpr Coimhts YfrraUi W E D N E S D A Y , JXHiY 27, 195B Connecticut Names On Drive*ln Screen New Band Reader Skywaich Schedule"^ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Counts 50 Years in Postal Service Mb EXPERTLY INSTALLED Suzan Ball Continued Work Voters Support Reeeiveo Scholorfhip tss Grading — IV^hlne Spread — TeriM Sat <•« Fswar BallaS Storrs. July 27 — A U.B. A ir Thursday, July SO j M n r . ’, July r » ~ Mndnight-^2 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Also: Parkug Lots Tennis Oonitn Walks Force musical conductor haa been Despite Cancer Recurrence Technical Shift Cast ^^«vM an‘a Mr. Peep- 2 a.m.—4 a.m...... F lo y d Chapman'- Terms Arranged If DeMrad . named to direct the University of 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS / ^ amr uooipil* hU Lm 4 a.m.—8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Connecticut bands, including the 6 a.m.—8 a.m...... Harry Reinhorn ALL INSTALLA'nONS SUPERVISED BT [' io||b6bli#' By BOB THOMAS ^roU throufhout her lIIneM. The In G>nstitution In Election “ four-w««k aunt, highly acclaimed football band. 8 a.m.--10 R.m...... William Hansen , Hollywood, July 27 (JCi— Richard Unlversal-fntemdUoiialrsalTr Studio also 10 a m.—Noon . ... Evelyn MaCautey; hts picked up the tnedical ex ___ i a WMk, u atmr of DuMa The new band director is'Lewla •4*’ DEMAIO BROTHERS Long, today told how tha ntwa of (OeaOxMd ita m Pxgfe 4)ae) . BoUI floor ahow. L. Anderson, an Ohioan, whose ap Gloria McCauley ESTABLISHED 1920 tha raeurrenca of caftcar waa kapt penses, which have been reported A handful oC M xnrtiuUr votan July IS^Fttad atUr thro a pointment to the Department of Noon-- 2 p.m...... Volunteers Needed CAU. N W — ANTTIMB for motitha from hla wife, Buaan at $70,000. pernUttod thuuMlvaa tha . huniry Long did not any where cimcer It were Wastbrook, Salem and ihowa. M id Off. M y* manace- Music faculty is announced today 2 p.m.—4 p.m...... Mrs. Harold Lord. Olive Chartier MANCHESTER hn-S-769I — HARTFORD CHspel 9-Sny Ball. New F*i>7leld. of a $4.50 voto yaatarday an • 4 p.m.—8 p.m...... Denms Rodney. James Horgan Doctora told tha actor about har has now attacked the actreas. BSOt,' by President A. N. Jorgensen. He The vote, however, waa lopalded Btota Conatltutional referanduat. July J»-tIlrad back. Samo aM- succeeds Andrew J, McMullen Jr., 8 p.m.-"8 p.m. .. j ...... Celese King, Thomas Hickey •ondiUon aliboat a yaar ago, but Asked it doctora held hope for har, he replied: in a big majority of the state'a ary. now matoiial. who resigned last month to go in 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Loo Plecity, Anthony Zllinkas tha pair went ahead with night 189 towns and clUaa. There were 395 voUa eaat at tha July M-Firod acai^ Mot 10 p.m.-^MIdnight ...... Dorothy and York Stran^eld alub engagementa. " I can't speak tor the doctors." four local polling placaa, SDS yaa to private business in Maine. Does aha still hav# hops? Hartford, for example, ^proved anoufb cuatomani, t li^ afy. A s part of his faculty duUes. Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station, " I t waa what Busan wanted to It 1,381 to 207. The little town of and 32 no. Ltaa than two par oant A M today? Mlckay Rbooay and Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Municipal do,” Long remarked, ''ao we did It.” "Tas, Indead,’’ Long said. Anderson will direct the sei^ral "That'a ana thlnjg aha has navsr Bolton had the only ahutout, 45-6. of the elactorata want to tha poUa. Joay Foraman arc achaduled to University bands, among them the Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from. 1-5 p.m. They teamed In a aong and danca With the addition of five worda, ropUca Oox, atartlhjr tonight, (or act and played Tucaon, Palm lost.” A t an aatimated $1,800 Mr tha football bend which has ^ e n a FOR EXPER T The pair met when both Wore tha llth article now is clear'that what’a le ft . of tha angacemont. fast-stepping, prebialon' organiza U SAF advanced Instrumentalist tival at the U. of Alabama. Springa and Buffalo. an amendment needs only the election, aach Voto coat mora thaa. Cox, a alQ', baapfctacled coroa* \- ijinder contraet to U-I. They mar tion of 100 instrumentalists, and He was educated , at Teachers'- WHREL AUCNMENT — WHEEL BALANCING He managed to keep her un majority vote of the persons vot $4.50. «Uan, aald ha didn’t' know what course, he has trained 13 concert ried In Banta Barbara April U, which has won wide recognition in and rqarching bands and has audi College; Columbia, iind haa been aware o f the return o f her cancer ing on the amendment in a . re fea'd do next. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING until three months ago. 19S4, and she walked down - the Aa the result of yestorday’a hal> the past 10 years. tio n ^ and placed more than 1,200 doing graduate work at the Uni- alale dramatically on her artificial ferendum. toting throughout tha Stata, it will Tha Auwagainent o( the' Dunce COI^IPLETE. BRAKE SERVICE "A Stradga IHeea.e” I n . the past, the method by dn't M y what would' happen During the past year, he has musicians in the Air Force music veraity of Michigan. be easier and less costly Id tha been conductor of the U SAF Cere program. A native of Youngatown. Ohio, "It's a strange disease,” he ex which amendm'ents were adopted about tha comodian’a. pay. Laat SEE plained. " It can be going on th *Vhen aha returned to work in future to hava amandmanta to tho monial Band, and . director and The university’s new band direc during the paat decade he haa been "Chief Crasy Horse" it appeared was clouded.. night OoK hadn’t bean oMcially in your body without- your knowing constitution approved by vetara. chief instructor of the preparatory, tor also has been adjudicator for active in muaic work in varioua that her f i ^ t against cancer fi For the most part, constitution formed that th« Dunea would get I t Unleu It touches a' nerve, i ) In tha future such amandmaht a l ^ without him when a re warrant officer band leader course Maryland state band contests and high achoola in that atate. He ia nally had. bean won. al amendments were placed on the > R. OasTxrx questions can go on tha voting Battle of the Tltana—Redstick engages D avy. CroCkett 1n a tom- for the A ir Force. He aleo served was guest conductor for the Mary a member of Phi Mu Alpha, Muaic there la no pain or dlacomfort. Hollywood .was saddenad to voting machines in general •elec porter told him the news. "When Buaan did hava some ipachines in regular eloctiona. Up “ •My goah,", aald Cox. •'WeU, ihawk duel in this Scene from Walt Disney's Davy Crockett, King of as asstatant conductor of the offi land All-State orcheatra. Me Educatora National Conference CURKE MOTOR SALES loam two wsaka ago that haf fight tions—when more people tutn out ■ ' how It haa been necessary to trouble, we managed to camouflage to vote. In the wording of the old James R. Carrara, son of M ' think of that r* the Wild Frontier, starring Fees Parker and Buddy En>sen. In color cial USAF Symphonic Band. As served similarly last year in the aVid the Ohio Music EkJucatora ,301 BROAD STREET MI-9-2012 waa atlU going on. and Mrs. James V. Carrara of .lold special elacUdna on thagg to by Technicolor, the lUm Is released by Buena Vista, and is now pI4y- chief instnictnr <19.50-54 1 nf the 21st All.Alabama state music fes A.asn. the symptoms as something else. n th article, there was a question The doctora thought it would be \ Prospect Sti, haa recently 'teen be sure the majority o f thoaa vo t' Ing at the Manchester Drlve-In Theater. ' ’ / . whether a majority of the persons ing on the question would dacido better that "way, in order to keep voting in the general election was notified by the U.S. Navy depart up her mental attitude. Magnetic Board ment that he la the recl^eht of a the tsaue. Tax liens Filed r ^ . needed to adopt the amendment. son and his wife Amelia, lists non 00 miles. It iS/fiioving at 18 miles "She waa In and out of Cedars Navy Reserve Officers' Training The State vote was 90)904 yaa For example, if 100,000 persona to 4,483 no. payment of taxes of $3,212,010 for per hour. / o f Lebanon (hospital In holly- Useful to Court voted for governor in a commu- Corps scholarship tp the Univer Against Erickson the 3-year period of 1948-1950. • No storm^ waiyiing have been Wood). Finally, we couldn’t keep sity of Utah. Vote by Diatrtcta • PULLMAN • STIFFEL ______, ■ \ ,y mlty, an amendment would need In a statement. Walter Reade posted. / the news from her. 50,001 votes to pass, some experts This sward' covers full tuition, Locally the vote in the districts books and all academic expendi F r a ^ d . N. J., July 27 W — Jr. president of the local firm in CRAWFORD • SIMMONS "Surf, she was diahsartened. Court officials have a.hew mag say. They contended the amend was 95 to 5 at the Eaat Side Re which Erickson has sn Interest, u n o s . PLJUASE She had known there was a danger netic board, with roplicae of auto- ment read that a majority of the tures. An additional retainer pay Qambler Frank Erickson has of $600 per year is also provided creation Center, 65 to 8 at tha been slapped with federal Income said: "Frank Erickson is a ^ RAUMRITTER • CRIMSON SHIELD o f recurrence, but she never mobilea aleo magnetized, to help persons voting in the election was West Side Recreation Center, 77 stookholder'in the Park Ave.-59th St^tford, July 27 (F)—No suspected It would happen to her. them in keeping straight the de needed to adopt the amendment. by the govemmei^to defray such tax liens tptalink more than five ^ HUNGERFORD • GOLD ROND expenses as bos to 11 at Waddell School and 128 to St., Corp., owner ‘of the building crtUcs were on hand ‘ lait night "She came through it beauti tails of motor vehicle casea. RenUd PtMto Suppoee that, in the 100,000-vote rdwnd room.' 8 at the Community Y, million dtdlara. The board cost about $40 in Bill McCann, rounding out more thiui 50 years with the postal de In order- to qualify for this The liens, fUed yesterday by (located at U.at comer in New when the American Sliakeapesre • VERMONT • LANE fully/ Of course, you never really election, only 10,000 voted on the Election workers wera hard York City. The Reade interests know how you x lll take it until it stalled ehd was obtained at the re- partntent. all of this time spent In the Msnehester otflee. listens to amendment. The 10,000 would not schdiarship each candidate must the Brooklyn office of the Inter l^'estival Theater presented its sec some'pbstal gossip provided by Chester Morgan, on the right, toast- undergo rigid physical and mentiU pressed to keep themselves busy. nal Revenue Department, were ^so own stock in -this corporation • CLEVELAND CHAIR • HRTH happens to you, but I- know I queit of Judge Weeley Gryk, who Bill McCjdnn constitute a hiajority of the ond production of the season. "The has felt such sn aid was long need mqater, and T. Francis Peckenham, postal inspector from Springfield. testa, plus careful screening by A t one polling place, a groqp waa recorded here and in Mew. Or and supervise management of the could never take it as beautifully 100 ,0 0 0 . Tempest.” The managemenV had • JASPER CABINET • THAYER ed. Mase., guest speaker at the teatimonial pinner to McCann held last the state, selection board. doing crossword puzzles. A t an building. Mr. Erickson has no as she has.” in general, referenda were ig other the 12-inning baseball gamo leans. asked critics to stay away until He said today that the nuignetic night at the Hillcrest Restaurmit. Carrarg was graduated with Eridum , onetime kingpin book other interest in or connection' Husband Visits Nightly Honored' by nored by many voters during elec between the New York Oianta and the production had a chance to board would be perhaps most use *- . -___ , ...... honor from. Manchester Hig;h maker, haa aerved five months in with any other Walter Reade en The 21-year-oId beauty whoee tions. That means, the proposed Chicago Cubs entertained officials terprise, nor has he ever had at work itaelf in. "W e found out we ful in civil cases, but it-will come School in June, 'While there he was Milan, Mich., Federal PenitenUaiw have to have a couple of audiences leg was amputated Jan. 12, 19.54 ing hia appointment as an inspec Very mysterious all week, and only constitutional amendment had a member of the Verplanck Chap for the teat part of the long after for incoma tax evaalon, and spent any time.” because of cancer ia now at the in handy In cases concerning motor tor. gavq him a sandwich for supper slim chance of getting a majority noon. under our belLo to get swringlng." vehicle violations as.well. P O Workers ter of the National Honor Society 10 months In New Jersey State said theater raanageC Jiri Awe. He FAMOUS BRAND City of Hope Medical Center In He remembered that McCann last bight. of the persons voting for the popu and was elected to the Legion of The board contains scale draw Priaon for bookmaking and con- said the critics were aetced not to nearby Duarte. lx>ng makes the Williant S. McMann. 85 Ridge helped him^ greatly before he be He said following the dinner lar public office. Honor. He was also active in the «>iracy. 30-mlle drive to the hoaplt.'d every ings in color of . typ ica l’intersec came an inspector, explaining that hia plans for retirement are Now the ^llth article, will read Typhoon Georgia attend until,.Aug. 1. tions and signs in use on the high St., one of few men. ever to count Current Affairs Club sbd the Since his relesse from the night after hia movie work. ptvtal ruled and procedures. Jovi indefinite, but he probabfy would that an amdndment needs only the Science Club and was a letter win W E DO Michigan penitentiary laat May, -V..' "She is in wonderful spirits,” , he ways. It is scaled one quarter 50 yekrs in the postal'service, was ally he qpoted McCann as saying, travel a good deal next year.' majority of those persons voting inch to the foot. honored st a banquet last night ner in track. Erickson has led a quiet life in Heads for Japan FURNISHINGS reported, "and feeling much brt- " If I'd known thl«* \-asn't going McCann waa born here July 9. on such amendment. Thus the Carrara will leave in September New ToHt. ter. She can't walk now because Similar boards are ohen used in St the Hillcrest Restaurant in Bol to be a permanent Job, I never 1885, three years before the bljs- w'ords "and voting on such amend PIANO TUNIND teaching police officers or new ton. for the University of ' Utah to The liens were recorded here at It Is harder for her tq walk after would liave taken it.” zard of '88. For about a -year be mehta” were inserted in the llth study‘ engineering. the Monmouth County seat be Tokyo, July 27 (4h — Typhoon BICYCLES losing so much strength. But I drivers In schools and la recom-, The dinner was given by his When McCann retires at the end fore joining the Ppst Office in amendment. KEMP'S, Inc. cause of Ehlckson’s interest in a Georgia, with winds up to 100 take her out for rides In a wheel mended by tlie Traffic Engineering fellow worliers, of whom about'45 of tiyi week, he will have 50 years January 1905, he worked at Now, if 100,000 persons vote for coasted the car out of ths drive 788 Main S t—80-1-8888 local corporation •— the Walter niljca per hour, moved slowly to AT UNUSUALLY chair. 4nd Safety Department^ of the attended. Frank Zimmerman, as and Seven months of service In the fiouae's store. governor the 10,000 who vote bn American Automobile Assn. way around midnight Moday, drove Reede Corp., which operates a NEW and USED . "She reads a great deal and we sociated with MoMann for the last' po:Ual service, all of them spent the amendment can either defeat ward Japan's southern island of 30 years: Arne Stenid and Patrick His starting salary at the local around for about four hours and rtiain of theaters. Kyushu late today after missing BOUGHT and SOLD watch television together, Under in/Manchester. branch of the mall service was only it' or approve it with a majority of my tutelage she has become a TESTS FOR SCIENOF Humphrey, who have known him coasted the car back into the Details of the g;6vemment's Iwo Jima, Pacific battleground. PARTS — SERVICE Presented Watch $500 s year. He worked in m ^y 5,001. great baseball fan. ’ ^4ew Haven. (A5 — Psychological for about 10 years, alt postal work driveway. They had sneaked out of clsim - ggainet Erickson were Tokyo Weather Central said it SPECIALIZINO IN MoCanh was glv^n a valuable different phases of postal' work, w'ithheld by jthe Brooklyn, tax of ENGUSH MAKE "The public reaction has been teats administered to / grammar ers, handled/arrangements for the their homes after their parents re- Would be 310 miles southeast of LO W PRICES school children could, In time, affair. , wrist watch for his many years in finally becoming assistant post- tlred. tremendous. She has received an fice, where A apokeiman said "we Kytuhu at 3 a.m. tomorrow. If.ilt the department. He has been ss-^ ^.master have no right td 'dlscloee anything enormous amount of mfs.sages and alleviate the shortage of scien Postal Inspector T. Francig Twa Youths Admit “ 'fh ey had used a coin to, turn continues its -Te»«nt course It will MANCHESTER tists in the United States, says Peckenham of the Springfield. aistant postmaster here since 1926.. A t the party, all hia fellow about It." hit the tip of the islands qr pass her room is like a greenhouse. the ignition lock. The boys were 13 / "And I can't say enough about Frank Auld Jr., stoiatant professor Maaa.,. postal divkion, -m’bs the Postmaster H. Olln Grant, com- postal employes present congratu and 14 years old. Chief-Schendel One of the liens agkin'st Erick' Just south of it. / CYCLE Sh o p plimeqting McCann on his long lated him on his long, faithful Noctiii'ual Joyride son lists unpaid taxes of $1,801,- the studio.. Studios are supposed of psychology . at' Yale. These guest speaker. Peckenham starred said the parents were going to Tha typhoon, seventh of the 188 West Middle Turnpike his duties' with the U.S. Post Of seri'ice, said It was the first time service. 415 on 1047 income. year, has 50 miles per hour winds to be pretty cold operations, but tests, Auld adds, would show chil handle' the punishment. MI 9-2098 dren have the talent .required to fice in Msnehester, working here he had honored a man with auch a Champion Sorter A second lien, against- Erlck- extending out (Am t^e center for U-I has been simply wonderful.” Police investigation of a com He said the' two youths planned Susan haa remained on the pay- pursue a ^ e n title edneation. for about 10 years before recelv- record and it probably would be While he once held a State plaint yesterday disclosed a "car originally to take ohe or the other / the only time he would be able to championship for sorting mail, he tamperer" was the teenage ion o^ of the cara belonging to the two participate in such an event., has been the introduction of such the car owner, completely In the families. Including Grant, the guests of mechanical gadgets, as the auto dark about hia boy's nocturnal ac But the companion of the youth honor were Thomas F. Moriarty,, matic canceller, which does a job tivities. whose parents owned the car they foreman at the Manchester Post formerly performed by hand. Chief Herman O, Schendel. told finally ' drove away ■ got "cold Olfice, and Edward, Sauter, clerk A ir majl delivery added new the story jhla morning, to illus- .fe e t." In charge. speed during the years McCann tralie how parents are' sometimes He Ineisted they use the one Chester Morgan, a carrier, was wras on the Job. He has worked ignorant of what their children are they finally took, Chief Schendel tosstmaster tor the alTair and in at vavioiis Jobs under five different doing.' — - said. troduced Peckenham and Grant. postmasters since he began work He said a complaint was re b R U c iT O R E ItOe to x 6dil The Chief- said the second hoy Among those who wished Mc ing for the mail service. ceived yesterday morning from a 'almost did not become involved 442 MAIM siain yw ti. j a m k s n in TICE Cann Well in his retirement, were Only three people helped with man and his wtfe who live in the as he was against the scheme from H A I R Francis Hart, Evan N.yqulst,'Car- the mail here when he started. Oliver Rd. afea. *rhey noticed their the beginning. roll McGuire. William Turkington. Now 73 workers are occupied in car was in a diflerent position However, hfe copldn’t sleeip for PINS Joseph Tyaronite, Victor Arrn- delivering mail here. from where It ha'd been left the thinking ateut tte plan and final ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY Strong. Tony. O'Bright and Emmet night before. ly decided to kei^ a previously ar Blanchard. RE,\L HORSEPOWER Patrolman Walter Ferguson in ranged meeting with the youth ! i l 3 ^ lAL MEETING OF fam e 'As Surprise Bellflower, III. (/P)— Clifford vestigated and decided to question whose parei^a ovmed the Car. It UV c l £ ^ U U ^ K C t ^ c f u :4 j DRUG STORE (Uait 2) McCann said he knew nothing Bradbury has for the past 40 the son, not at home when he was thep they decided to go for a of the dinner until one of his years, handled .50 acres of corn, 25 called. ride. / friends at the post office called of beans and 20 of oats with a The youth waa picked up by 5-PIECE DINETTE last .night at.ihis home snd ssked team of horses Instead of a trac police and queationed'''tefore being U. amateur photographers him to go look at a car the friend MIT The prices are ilefiMtional—the quality superb and the styling has a fresh tor. Townspeople have joined him returned home. spend 400 million dollars a year on vitality you'll love. Not an undersized lable usually found at this price but a TOWN had in mind. . . ‘ in hla preference. They often call He said he and a companion eqidpmefit.. full 80" X 48” table that extends to SO", Choice of charcoal tweed or yellnw The trip ended at the reataurruit. on' him and hia ho^se power for SIZE pUetlc. McCann said his wife had been plowing vegetable gardens. MIMERAL OIL 6-PIECE DINETTE Local 991, Stott, C^iiaty Muaielpol Employos A.F. of L /• IT,IS SIZE This group conslsto of 4 wire back sMe chairs aad modem captain’s chair ■■4 •how a at right. Includes the table ddserlbed above. Easily compares 0 ^ 7 Q MZ. with other sets telling for over $l80. AngUst tale' price only ^ / 7 • ' (Luniij) W E D . J U L Y , ABSORBINE JR. 27 7:30 P.M. ,y TISSBES m OF M l extra NEW... CHEST — DOUBLE DRESSER TINKER HALL KLEEREX MIRROR and PANEL BED IN AND SMART By O rd tr of tho ProtidoRf ood Bargain Cemmittoo. CAsums IDOANS PILLS 887 MAIN ST. Vitamin Special■ JEWELRY SALE EARRINGS 4-Hr. I Iha "SuBsliin#'' FINS ■ BRACaETS .ti- ON ALL NECKLACES REGULARLY S229 This is our regular 18.25 S«3I atock of summer value A jeweliy which we More of everythiag: in this ultra, modem suite! More SPRING and SUMMER MERCHANDISE Ivory'flqiih style in the designing, more • beauty in the finishes, T 9 are ckMlng out at real bargain prices. m0|re space in the extra-wide doUbFe dresser. And ex- REG. $1.00 pei3 crafting, too— fully dustproof and center-drawer- idra, bevelled p LIQUOR N O W STe guid,ed, bevelled plate glas.s mirrors, ChestlesV • • • .$49.95 Bobkcaae Bed . .'..$59.00 DEPARTMENT •1--- MARLOW'S 2 i - ‘l U T O " Brand Night Stand .$29.00 Triple D re^ r ... .$129.00 Parlterta Gla f l O Q EASY TERMS Final M Proof Bth JLmwO. LIBRTU REDUCTIONS FLUB Oarstatrs White Seal W O C ♦ALSO AVAILAILE " UP TO- M rrp o t 8th f ::- 19* SMALL DOWN SKIRTS - . . Smirnoff Vodka Long lostiag. 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■ f ■'s*-* •• ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAtD, Mi^CHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. 195S MM ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOkw, WEDNESDAY, JULY ^7, J>055 - ' ; ■' f' Rickshaw Puller .. George Renews Appeal JoiQg Father |^0R8 Shoot Down Mapaf Leads - Plan Second Rounds Shpts Turncoats See Congress Mpy End Found Guilty of WAirUner, 58 Aboard Israel Voting As ^Polio Vaccine Arrives For Dulles, Ghou Talks Milrder Attempt YOU MUST BE _ ' — '■ , and not to delay.,thera until schools Bombay, India, July 27 (FI — A to spot Uv« anrackafa Uirou(h '' Second-round sliota of antipoUo Reunion Plans from Page Om ) Brn>Gurion to Rpsume Inoculations will be given In Msn- reopen In Septehibcr. A team of 20 W o rk by AT n eid itz Mnoculan. Maine B oy, 14, Dies 84-ye«r-old ricluhxw puUar who cheetK Tueedsy and Wednesday, department doctors and other per „resa has bssn given cate- lunged at Prime Minister Nahni’a Ooutdlktlon eiirl*bor faction appeared Tha vaccine, manufactured by one of thitn agreed to start In Sen. Clementa (D-Ky) acting public housing unite annually for navel blockade, of the coast, falls the Eir Ully "Co., of Indianapolla. oculations,^ promptly," Dr. Osbobn her.” tfuck police aald was driven by tomorrow., tha Bulgarian border," ha said. —ronri ^ Sofia------converging there, certain to continue its aeven-year • His mother, Mrs. Cheater majority leader, aaid he was quite four years. into thst category because it ef El A1 Identlfled the pilot of the government leadership. I Ind., la being made available, for said.' ';Those we were unable to hopeful the lawmakers can head fects the rovereienty of the Re Ronald J. Keoban, 29, of Malden, Kochale’ pleaded Innocent and ^ SAU STARn muRSOAY, *iN AM. T - "Soon afterward a cable from Green—the was divorced Vvhen One fight which might delay ad Mass., hit and crushed the ear conducted hls .own defense. He - Athena airfleld reported the Con- plane as Capt. HInks. a Briton. The Ben-6urion. Israel’s 69-.vear-old j children between the ages of j and reach ^11 be contacted today.” for home, or on trips, “by Satur journment Involves the foreign public of China. rest of' the crew were Israelis. elder statesman,. already had an- ■ 9 by the National Foundation for •* Home St«rt Friday Cowart was only six—has lost her "Therefore, 1 do not believe thoae driven by Geultney. said he'-was seeking Nehru's hslp stenatien made a forced landing health since her eon turned hls day night or sooner.” aid money bllU The Senate voted Police said it was impossible to agaihst a traffic violation for near Tairbalovo. in Bulgaria, near Eight Britons were reported iiounced he would resume the Infantile Paralyaia. Some communiBea will get un Ho|use leaders kept Saturday for almost 1600 million more than issues will be brought to any nego CHROME or WROUGHT IRON I STEEL WARDROBE derway with inoculationa as early back oh the United States. For tell whether Gaultney w'aa killed which hs had bean ordered to trial. I tha Greek border, after Are had among the passengers. premiership if his p.arty again got PoaalMe Polio Oaae , , as their official windup tkrget. But the House, and Hoiisa mahjagers tiated settlement without the ac In the collision or burned to death The airlines’ Athens representa the nod. Because the Mapai stood, as Friday. Hartford atarta Mon months after he had refused re thSy had more work on hand than tive particiipation of the Nation He Contended that because of a ' been opened on it." Meanwhile, it waa diacloacd that patriation, she refused to believe of the bill have aald they will not in a Are that destroyed the vehicle, hand fracture he auatalned years, t Israel Is invfsUgaUng the pos- tive' crossed the_ border In mid- no chance of.winning a majority (>ne new poaalble caae of polio had day. Dr. Osborn estimated that by the Senate, and some said privately accept a penny of thia Increaae. alists.” afternoon to open'an Investigation, Aug. 10, virtually all c h i I d r e n it was her son. they expectet. the sexrion to spill Knowland said he doubts the Police theorised that the San ago, hs could not grasp a knife DINETTE and KITCHEN SETS I CABINETS aibillty of sending ■ a commission in the 120-seat Knes.set i parlia developed In Manchcater this week. Another of the money bllla, a tightly. . . El A1 spokesman said. ment!. another coaltiion will be eligible Tor the shots will haye Otto Bell has never seen his over Into at least a few days of value of shy dlr^t talks with Chou born boy and Sabine were thrown ^ tnduiry to the scene. The local health department said four-year-old daughter, Paula, $1,890,000,000 aupplemental clean Richard E. Lsclera necessaiy. » It involved a 13-year-old boy who been inoculated. next week. up measure, cleared the Senate F,n-Isi which did not include the clear of the automobile. The dead TugMlayia, which lies Just west -who was to travel from Olympia, boy was the son of Clyde and ' PRBEDtMf TO FUNISR HEAVY GAUGE af mlgaria, has an air corridor ^ WEEP^AT NEW’S With .442,340 of yesterday's la now hospltalizi^ in Hartford; In spite of the vacation season, Sen. Butler (R-Md). told a re yesterday. It probably wtU go to Nationalists and othera, Richard E. Leclerc, aon of Mr. Tel Aviv. Israel. July 27 — the commissioner feels that lome Wash., with her mdtijer. Jewel, to porter "I've got my tickets and I'm "I don't think that at this stage Dorothy Thompson Sanborn of Los Angeles, July 27 (IP). -—Par over wwch certain planes—includ approximately 800,000 voles The caae, described as non greet Bell when the ship docked. coffference tomorrow. and Mrs. Walter Licclerc of 23 Main Scores waiting to welcome friendsi cotintcd. the Mapai had polled 80 per cent of those who received sailing from New York Monday. The Senate fulfilled Houae ex- such a conference would be of WatervlUe. ents have a .God-given right to BAKED BROVTN ing thoaa^ Uis U.a. Pan Ameri paralytic, brings to eight the num Half-heartedl.v, Bell Insisted that St., haa been notified that he haa can Alnrayb^-«re permitted to fly and relatives at Lydda Airport 33.67 per cent. Or, 148.887. Far be ber reported to far In Manchester first shots in May and June would We'll be out of here late Saturday pectaUons by restoring more than value and I don’t' anticipate one punish their childrep, within rea from a Umdon-Lydda airliner be oh hand to take their second the Army snnouneliment didn't or early Sum ay.” He is going to will be held in the future,” he laid. MBB8 HELPS CHURCH passed the exams given by the son, Buperior Judge Clement D. ENAMEL on the Vlaim-lstanbul route. A hind in second place was the this year. Manchester reported a bother.him. \ $l e dismissed never come In. "I expect that it will be a rare "I can take it." he held. "But Geneva. Ben. McCarthy (R-Wls) told the one way to increase church at of Embalmers. child-beating charges against eastward near the^BuKhu"* ut Jhe right-wing nationalist . faction, cases last year, nine of them after I-'-m worried about JeW.el and parliamentary technicality. goathr^,...Greece Trying to hide the fact the plane with 91,409 or 11.63 per cent. Aug. 15. mother or father who doesn’t get . The six measures which consti The bill also includes more then Benale'yarlerday he fears there tendance la to tear up the streeta He is a graduate of Manchester meat cutter, Salvadcir Mora, frontitrs of Tugi had crashed in Bulgaria, airline Paula. 'They’re coming tb meet High School and the McAllUter SIKS and Bulgaria wouldlid cross "over o the The Genesal ZionIsCs. No. 2 Tile new Manchester case also hla child to the Inoculation clinics tute the buik of the remaining $100 million eddltional- for the is In operation "s carefully pre around the church, sayit the Rev. told, the court yestenlay he beat oflicials aMIrst told the throng the me. Now I don't know If, the program include three money bills pared plan for apprssini, Red Oacar “B. Anderson of Worcester’s School of Embalming In New York his sons Mario, 8, and Salvador Bulgarian border. . party in the last Kne.sset. trailed brings to 17 the number reported in time," he said. Army will, let them get near tne." Atomic Energy Commission V The Greek govemment's"'N^*ter flight was behind schedule. 111 fifth place with 36,6'79 (8.29 .—all "must" items—as wel’ as a (AEC), restoring what key legis China." He said he doesn’t Know Belmont St. Baptist Church. City, class of 1993. He has been In Jr., 7, with a belt when they H W D But sobbing was set off by a so far this week In the State. The Army .may permit Befl a but suspects that the Far Eastern Railway- underpaas' construction the employ of the James T. Pratt ment did not make clear howjts per cent). Dr. Mtfsialo said plana for the housing bill, a minimum wage in lators have aald was an extreme "misappropriated" some breakfast M x 2 4 k2 0 leak on the control tower's pickup brief nfeetlng with his wife Ip crease bill, am the mutli-blllion situation wa* brought up infor began beside his church,’ causing Funeral Home of Hartford and-, food. "I don't want my boys to Information on the probable ci»; Other standings ao far: Reli inoculation program here next cut made inadvertently In the ualtlM was obtahied. Presumably'-pf sn SOS from the plane. Malaya Holds 9an Francisco. ' dollar highway construction bill. mally at the Big Four Geneva the street to be closed and dug up, will be' associated with the Leclerc grow up. to be juvenile deltn Mx27g20 gious Front 44,669' (10.11 per week are aUll tentative but that he Griggs was the most philosophi AECs regular money Wll. The the crash wad close enough to the , We are going down in flamea. cent); Mapam (extreme left aocial-' The House votes today on the 47 meeting. making the arch a duaty mess and Funeral Home. quehta," Mora tesUfled. T r ^ g forced landing." hopes to set up clinics In live of the cal of the three men. He had hoped Senate also voted $78’k mllMona He called George'a proposal for 44x27x22 b ^ e r for Greek soldier observers ists 37,491 (8.48), Achduth Avodah larger schools. cdntroverslal highway bill, with for the projected Air Force Acad parking miserable, he- says. But First Election for a chance to talk with hls moth theMssue In doubt, Democratic direct talks with the cihinese Cdm- attendance went up—^10 to 15 per LABORIOUB THEFT 4Bx30x22 (left-wing labor advocating a neu er, Elsie, who Uvea in Jackaonville. emy at Colorado Springs. Oolo., for nation's population and from the tral foreign policy) 39.740 (8.08). He h4s not yet discussed the leadm hoped to puSh through fnunisls ah "evil omen.” Deacrib- rent in church, Chruch achool and states and territories where people Detroit (iP)—Burglars broke into 72x34x22 matter with Superintendent of Tex., before hls' arrest. which the House voted nothing. litg George as "the administration The remainder of the vote was Kuala Lumpur. Malaya. July 27 their ipeasure calling for a pro The last of the appropriations midweek service. have taken up residence were the Borin 'Transit Mixed Concrete TenUpecatures Schools Arthur H. Itling, but he "I would like to see her very gram ol almost 50 billion In fed- spokesman on foreign affairs," Mc- Co. to get a ' heavy pafe. They scattered among-13 minor parties. (,1»i Mala^'a's multi-racial popula mip'h." he said. "But maybe this is measures, carrying funds to run dropped in. a special ceremony I Some alight surface im- Lost In this shuffle were tha Com- said he will check with the school tion went to the polls today to eral-statV spending over the, next Carth.y said: BARTH FOR LIBERTY symbolizing the mingling of ail dragged it through an office, official shortl.v. on the use of the the best way.” 13 years. \ Congress,' has passed the House. ■‘‘Was the statement of the Sen perfeettona In siirfaice fln- muniata. This morning they had elect a majority of its legislators It 'rosy bis called up In the Senate New York (IP)—Earth from 21 people who have made the nation, across a yard, into a garage, and lah only. The Oneat lot only 12,143 votes, 3 48 per cent of Waddell. Buckl'ey. Bowers. Nathan Each in his turn. I asked the Senate leaders have promised ator from Georgia just a trial bal hoisted it into a company truck Searing Most of Country for the first time In hlst'ory. three men who had chosen ' the today or tomorrow. foreign countrira and all the.ilates we’ve ever received. tha total at that point. Hale and Verplanck Schools. At .stake in the general el«k:tion quick consideration If the House loon or was It a considered move and territories of the United Cole slaw can be given a party with, a company crane. They used ------\ Dr. M.arzlAlo also has to deter Communist way of life and then acts. The Senate already has Congress yesterday crossed off b.v the administration and Its hl- Distribution of the. Knesset seats are 52 seats in the Federation, of Us list an upper Colorado River States now is' part of Bedloe's Is dress by combining finely shredded a crowbar to pry a. chain off By TH * ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ed *3. New York was out of the will be made after the coiinting is mine how many doctors, nurses Mala.va'e 98-member Legislative changed their mind what, punish passed Its own\bin, but without partlsansbip troops to prepare the land In New York harbor, sUe ->( cabbage with drained fruit cock gate and drove off. That took BUY TABLES aiMl CHAIRS SEPARATELY ment the.v thought would be fitting any of the dispiiked tax featiires authorization bill, which President American people for appeasement FROM Aiiothef' aay of 90-pIua tempera hot belt with a high of 83 completed, on the basis of propor- and parents will be available fo r ' council. The High Comml.-i.'fioner Elsenhower requested. House lead the Statue of Liberty. tail and minced parsley. A dress at Jeast half the night. In ' the Ths cooler air which moved into for them. Should It be long prison of the House measure. In llie Far Kast ?" MIX or MATCH THEM AS YOU CHOOSE ttirsa. Just about fit for frying; was ti^jnal representation. In the last participation,in the program next jof the British Protectorate, Sir ers decided to pul It -o,'’er until The pinches of eart" from conn ing of sniir cream, oil, vinegar and safe was an old, outdated deed the Dakotas. Minnesota, Northern' Parliament the Mapai held 49 week: When the first ahoU were I Donald MacGillivray. will appoint term.s, loss of citizenship, exile? The minimum wa^e bill is dead Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont> said he tries which have contributed to the celery aeed may be added. to a house. That waa all. the weather menu for most of the None would sav. next year; the Senate has passed approves of Dulle.s' "cautious ap mid-continent and wide areas in Wisconsin '..nd upper ' Michii;an places, but the party la expected given in May, about 20 doctors ! the other 46 members. locked in conference, 1)ut the Sen dropped temperatures during the to lose a few this time. and 40 nurses, plus dozens of The British government views Ironioall.v, they placed their ate and House delegatee get to It. proach" toward Far Eastern prob- the Esst and South, hopes on three things the Chinese ‘ The House Rules Committee yes ss Tha U-S. weather bureau in night to the upper end low 70s. The new Knesset will convene In mothers, were on hand. However, the election as an imporiant step gether again this afterhi^on in an vacations add summer schedules toward self-government for the could never Offer them-^a fair effort to reach agreement! Both terday sent to the floor the con Sen. Aiken (R-Vt). like Mans ' Chicago said, thera appaarad no It was aven . cooler in Pacifle mid-August. Dnlil then a care troversial measure to exempt Chairs *5"“-*9* field a foreign relatlom commit Immediata relief from the hot and Coast areas with readings in the taker government is In office with are expected to create personnel Federation, composed of the nine trial, the inherent Justice of the branches have passed bills to raise A Maps! leader Moshe Sharett con problems. . Malay Stales and the former American people and their govern the! floor from 75 cents nr II- natural gas producers from direct teeman, said that while the Uhited humid weather over most of the SOs during the night. Hottest 'be- control by the federal power com- Slates can never be Certain of the Midwest A little cooler air which*] l^on was the Southwest desert tinuing as premier, Het Up OHnlce Straits SelUements of Penang and ment. and a chance to tell the They differ on the effective date. Some One-of-n-Rlnd Ben-Gurlon. lerael'.a first pre- Malacca. world their, story of what it's like The housing bill, continuing a miasion. Even if the House passes Cliincse Communist attitude, John moved into northern Mldwaat areas with marks of 80-pIus. Topping the According to present plans, It. there appeared to be little or no son may be able- to gain some VesUrday isn't going to move very list was Blythe, Calif., with 9|. In melr. turned the Job Over to Shar The party winning the most behind the Bamboo Curtain. wide assortment of governmeht clinics will be set up Tuesday at aids to that Industry. It stuck In chance the Senate would follow knowledge of It at Geneva. Tables ’i r -*29 “ *lar South, fotiecastsrs said. ett in 1993 and retired to the the Waddell. Buckley end Bowers j form a cabinet to head contraat. it was a cool 42 In Mullan A record 2,700.000 mink akins the House Rules Committee, but suit. Senators from gas-consuniing Chairman Russell (D-Ga), of the ' (The leg* are worth that much) Temperatures climbed to above Paaa, Idaho. Negev Desert. He-ended his re Schools, an)l on Wednesday at the government depai t- Y ^ ^ Y > JF ^ tirement to- become Defense Minis were Bold in the United States in there were Indications It might be states have promised lengthy* de Senate Armed Services Commit 100 degrees yesterday from Kan Showera and thtmderatorma were N.than Hale and verpIanck tee. said he doesn't see how talks sas northeastward across Eastern ter under Sharett last Februarj’. Schools. Tha clinics will oper-l'^'". '’e‘ am a veto. Because the 1994. dislodged today, bate. ★ ★★★★★★★★★★ reported In wide aectlons of the Ben-Gurion Is expected to retain .»A, in • ex, -aex^e, ^e, L,' P^^jnsu 1h 8 8ix iTUlhon pcople Rre with the Communists can be avoid Nebraska, Western Iowa, parts of country. They continued during ale from 10 a m. to noon on both, ed. • Minnesota, moat of Wisconsin and Sharett as Foreign Minister in the the night from the Pacific North- days. Inese or Indiana, moat leaders are "Tha Chine.se Reds are at Que FROM AMERICA’S MOST 'aactions of lUinols. They reached new Cabinet. j HOTEL SPECIAL weat aoutheaatward to the South- As now planned by Dr. Mar- moy and Matsu and we can’t wish the 100 mark as far north as Min not anxious for immediate remov cmem Rockies and over the Cen zialo. this is who will go to which ! al of Britain's moderating influ them away," he said. "If we want neapolis — St. Paul, and Eau tral Plalna and the upper Great clinic: to avoid shooting there, we’ll have FAMOUS JUVENILE FURNITURE MFGR. Claire, Wis. Chicago Just missed ence. "Mei-deka (freedom l in l LAkea region. Nearly t\yo inches of Sees Cancellation W ^dell — Waddell. Buckland 1959" is the favorite slogan. ■to talk to them." m niEU iM NxsniRa tt^ldng 100, BWleltering at M.3i the radn fell in Oolumbiis. fi. M.. and and mbertson children. hottest day of the year. More of Singapore, the Island Oown more than ona inch at Colorado Buckley—Buckley children. Colony at the southern tip of the : -I- the same waa in prospect today. As Ike^s Victor Bowers— Bowers. Hollister and BUILT TO HOTEL SPECIFICATIONS The nation'! hot apot v/as Un- Springs, Colo., and Sault Ste. ^nlnsula. is ndt involved in the Marie, Mich. Manchester Green children. TAKING OFF? DESIGNED BY SPECIAUSTS election. Its Socialist Labor cabi eoln. Neb., with a high of 108, Nathan Hale— Nathan Hale. CRIBS • CHESTS Early morning reports: New University. MIs.a., July 27 un-- net, chosen by the largely Chinese , Local Stocks while it was 103 at Salina, Kan., Lincoln, Highland Park, South 101 in Xuma, Aria., and Milwau- York 79 and mostly cloudy; Chi Thc cancellation of the controver population in the colony’s first j cago 82 and clear; Detroit 82 and sial Dixon-Yatea power contract and St. James' Schools. elepdions in April, is now embroil THE HNEST CLOSEOUTS—CANCELLATIONS toeie and 102 in 81ot« City, Iowa, Verplanck Verplanck. Wash tiaotatioas FnnUahisd By and Rockford, III. clear; Mlam’t. 79 mostly cloudy; was a victory for the Elsenhower ed in a blrter fight with the Brit- FULL SIZE adiniiilatration. Edgar H. Dixon ington and Silver Lane Schools. jjjh Governor and has demandec) Coburn B MIddlebroek. Ina. Some cities in the EsjA and most Seattle 9S and’ mostly cloudy ; St. 4-- said today. - Dr. Marzialo hopes to supply self-government immediately. 1 p. Si. Dileeo AT WHOLESALE PRICES of the South got scorched, too, Louis 83 and clear; Salt Lake City Bank Stacks 71 and partly cloudy; Los Angeles It a.aaurea that no- federal public the shots to most of the children More iban 10,(KX) armed police TWIN SIZE w l^ tentperatures in ttis 80s. Baltl' eligible for them In the two days guarded the Federation’s polling , Bid Asked *‘We' cannot mention the name but it appear* on every mre's 84 set a July rerard of 80 62 and mostly cloudy; Fargo, power projects will' be built In western Tennessee, he -said, be- next week. However, he said a stations today,* on the watch fori First National Bank carton." i 'days o f 8 0 'or higher. The dally N.D., 48 and cloudy; Des Moines Communist guerrillas battling the . o f Manchester ..... 28 33 81 ^ d clear. cau.se Memphis, Tenn., Is building make-up clinic may be set up average , la Washington report-' its own plant. here after the start of school in government* since 1948. Royal -Air i Hertford National "No longer will your end mv the fsll for those children away Force fighters and bombers .kept a Bank and Trust Co. 32 34 >, t ax dollars ■■ go to subsidize ■■■ electrim ■ ^ ior the .summer or otherwise un- close watch on the terrorist-infest Conn. Bank and Specifications: nower in the Memphis aresTj able to attend a regular clinic. He ed jungles. j Trust Co...... i ...... 73 78 IT'S YOUR BABY Touring Russians in Iowa First results from the voting < Manchester Trust . . . 65 I Lnce Tuft Dixon told the annual Missl.s.sippt emphasized that this plan waa (no buttons) workshop on economic education. tontative, however. were ekpected tonight. Final bal Fire lasarnneo Oompanlee DOOM MUWOK The contract with the federal The shots will conclude the Na loting will be held tomorrow— 1 Aetna Fire ...... 73 76 Nothing’s loo good for ypur little sweetheart. Make I Iiinersprlng Mattress Draw Crowds at Each Stop government to build ’a 100-mllIlon tional Polio Foundation's free 2- mainly at mobile polling stations j Hartford Fire ...... 172 182 her the prettiest kid on the block with a fresh coat of Matching Box.pring dollar -power plant waa canceled shot program for children be ill ' ’outlying villages along the National Fire- ...... 100 107 Chi-Namel House Paint. Help keep her toasty and warm Brass Ventilator* after Memphis officials assured tween the age.s of 5 and 9. Chil East Coast and In North Malaya'. Phoenix ...... 88 93 Spencer, Iowa, July 27 (IP)—Th> farms are. uncommon In Iowa, and President Elsenhower Memphis dren eligible for the shots are Some 1,280,000 people, just un Life and, IndemnltT Ins Cos. all winter long with Balsam Wool attic insulation. Give Heavyweight ticking \ astenishing atory.pt the fabulous that the Russian group will see would build its own power plant those in Grades t through 4, even der a third of the population, were \,Aetna Life ...... 260 280 her a pretty new bonnet of Bird Roofing. As she gels \tour of the Sovlei farm delega- much bigger operations after leav rather than accept power from the thd.se who declined to take first .registered to vote. With compli Aetna Casualty ...... 2 6 0 older, keeps her strong and stprdy with our good, aound "tlon across Iowa continued today. ing Iowa. Dixon-Yatea plant. shots last railing. In addition, cated citizenship requirements of Conn. General ...... 560 580 building materials. '' The Governor of the ataU, Leo One of the most Imiioitant of The -Dixon-Yatea plartt would Uiose . who received shots last political indifference keeping most H.wtford Steam Boil. . 9.9 Hoagh, helped airange for the the Russians said yesteidav that have supplied power for the year in the national field test of Chinese off the rolls, 80 per cent TraVelers (newI ...... ill 117 MATTRESSES delivery this morning of three the most significant lesson he had Memphis area, replacing T\'A the vaccine, are .eligible for a of those qualified were Mala.va. Public OttUUM members of the Soyiet agricul learned from the trip was "speclall- power needed by ’ Atomic Energy booster. Over a dozen- political parties Conn, Light Power . . 19- 21 tural' group including its head MUon.," He said that he la Im- Commisaion plants. Store Vaccine entered varying numbers of can Conn. Power ...... 43 45 A new front and hark ■y, 'V. Matskevich to Sioux City. preesed with the degree In which Dixon is president of Middle Manchester's share of the didates but the main contest was Hartford Elec, LI. .. . 60', 62 >, door will perk up your BOXSPRINBS f o r I'V The goye^-nor'a help waa neces Iowa farmers, even the small South Utilities, Inc., the firm that ve.cclne 348 vials each contain between the Malay-Chlnese-Indlsn Hartford Gaa Co. .. . . 38', 41>, house quickly. Come In, sary because Sioux City leaders, farmers, conrentr.ate. on the' negotiated the DIxon-Yates con ing nine cc's was delivered by Alliance and the largely Malay So New England select from a wide assort 1 MATTRESS -when for teaaona. of timing and branches ofJ farming which are- tract. Dr. Harold Barrett, deputy State Negara (national) Party. Tel...... - 43 4 9 ',. ment of many styles of BUILDING MATERIALS schedule th'eir city was eliminated most pi'ofitable to them. health roniniissioner, who lives at With a full slate of 52. the Al Manufactartn. Comoanle* doors. and 3 BOXSPRING from the Rusaian'a itinerary He polnt'o] out that moat rollec- 120 Lakewood Circle 8. The vac liance was favored to. come out Allied Thermal W. I. . 54 59 LUMBER FUEL made a. major isaue of the ques tlve farms In _ the Soviet Union cine Is being stored in a re ahead. It.s choice (or Chief Minis Am. Hardware ...... 22'i 24 tion. ter would be Prince Abdul Rah Arrow, Hart, Heg.i ; ... 53 56 are engaged in ’a number o f differ frigerator in the local Health De a- OUR PRICE GOLD ROND-BLUE BELL BEDDING "You should see the pile of tele ent branches Of farming activity. partment office in the Municipal man, brother of the Sultan of A.sso. Spring ...... 28', 31>, . LIST PRICE grams 1 have from Iowa commu It’s not clear whether this Rus and 8 Building. Kedah, the Chief Minister. The Al Briatol B rass...... ■ 17', 19', SWNGtfs < HOTEL SPECIAL nities which waiit the Russians to sian, Deputy Premier,' of the With the new cases reported in liance la so cohfldent of victory NO MATTER WHERE YOU VACATION CoHin.s ...... N115 PAINT visit them," declared C, R. Elder Ukraine Nikolai Gureyev. realizes the State. Dr. Stanley H. Osborn, It already has announced a pro Em-Hart ...... « 8 ', 31', STORM GROUP 1 $24.95 * 1 4 ” of Iowa State College last nlgh't. ' Kafnir Bearing .... . 43 46 to what degree this aperialir.atlona .State health commissioner, re spective cabinet of Rahman and ]• Elder Is In rhatge of arrange Q What does if cost the gov newed his plea to local health o f 10 other ministers. Landers-Frary C3k. ...26 28' SASH HOLLYWOOD BED is made possible only by the ex ernment to produce paper cur-> B. Machine Co. . . . .3 7 40 GROUP II $29.95 * 1 9 ” ments for'the Russians in Iowa. istence of fhe effirlent and enor ficlats to give the .second-shots of The Negara was'represented by THE Praia” CAN FOLLOW YOU f-'-- CTWIN s iz e ONLY) The town of Laurens lined its rency ? the vaccine as soon as possible. 30 candidates. The party is led by N. Eastern Steel ...... 6 7 mous American network of retail A Esch> bill (-081,4 only eight North and Judd...... 34 37 1 • HEADBOARD # MATTRESS streets yesterday with flags in distribution and trade which "The-Increase In cases," he said, the veteran Mala.v natlonallit, honor of the occasion of the Rus tenth.s of a cent In labor and ma- "shows 'the- need for the highest i Russell Mfg...... 9 ', 11 GROUP III $ 3 9 9 5 * 2 4 ’ * o BOXSFRINa means that Atheriran farmers can Dato Sir Onm Bin Ja'affar. r . 60'i sians' visit. Many of the Imporiant teriahs. Immunity possible. (Thtidren eligi Slanicv Works ..... 63lj 4 METAL a d j u s t a b l e FttAME afford to emphasize Just one or Terry Steam ...... 120 \, people of the toivn, IncluCUng Us two farming artivilles. Gureyev ble receive the •vaccine should The number of unmarried men j ministers, were at the ConioUdat- Q W h a t Indian warripr waa Before you leave . , . arrange for a'vacation sub Torrihgton ...... 23', 25'i GROUP ly $44.95 * 2 9 ’ * may have noticed thst some of the get It at once.' over 15 years old in the UniterJ 1P . " ed Bchoor where the Rusfiene ate. given a commi.salon In the regular Tuesday, Dr. Oaborn urged kxsal TT.S. Envelope com. . 92 lOO farms he has visited out here States has declined fronDs record ♦ U. S, Envelope pfd. ...73 78 Cold weatker Is coming Inspec't and repair, leaky Not just a coverall—Chi- They went there even tflough British Army? health directors to set up Inocula 19 million in 1940 to about 16,- scription to the Herald. It will follow you anywhere they, knew ahead of time there have hardly any kitchen garden at Veeder-Root ...... 56 59 fast and freezy. Storm .roofs NOW before rough N'amel House Paint pene GROUP V 1 $49.95 * 3 4 ’ * all and even in ' some .cases get : A As a hclgadlcr-general in the tlon clinics as promptly as possible 600,000. trate* the wood, oeallng would be no. speech making. British Army, the Indian chjef to keep you “ in the know” while you're on the go! The above qu oiat^s are not to will keep out chill- weather-nets in. Our Bird MAPLE CHESTS At every farm the Russians viett their milk, from dairies. be construed as a.ctual markets. the pores. Actually coata $59.95 $ 3 9 Tecumaeh (ought '~agaln.st the ln|k draft* and cut down rooflng materials last lesa because it goes far there are crowds of lowans. At thb Americans In the War of 1812. GROUP VI $49.95 The Tropic of (Jaricer is 1,400 fuePMIIs. longer—coat leso. ■ ther, lasts longer. 5 FULL DRAWERS / ■ home of Tafford J. Tlniua of LaU- vw w w v Briwip Rvoriiu i w r n m a naHG rehs there were around 300 people Red (lliiiia Naii'ies Q .lK>es the earth I'otaie at TPC Recommends Assessing miles north, of the Equator. A Tremendous Value .in the yard when the Russians uniform speed? FU aSIU —M.plt.WliH«.Wa«llfcli,4 i»y aiTlved. • . i. BEFORE YOU GO . . . GIVE^THIS ORDER TO YOUR HERALD NEWS (ieiieva Delegate A The earth rotates on Its axle nBOY. He will receive his profit on your mail-away order the same as he In this medium sized northern at a uniform ajlecd. but different Maguire for Installations AIR-CONDITIONED ' S ia Iowa city last night there waa a .'places .on Its surface move at dif would for delivery to your home. EXTRA SPECIALS' amajl crowd of cltizena on (he Tokyb, Thursday, J\ily 28 ferent speeds. The rate of speed is ' ' ' ’ Bidewalk in front pf the hotel 177 MAt^' STREET " H !• Peiping Radio announced today fsater near the Equator. The Town Planning Commisaionwexktlng streets. If'n ot u i^ sce- where the Rusaiane were to' stay (j.-'When '.tr i;rpreser(talion In has recommeirded that the so- dented, la at least rare. **- *MANCHESTER TRICYCLES $6.95-$14.95 42 2d IT tor more than an hour before (he that IVang' Plng-nsn, ambas.ssdor Congress lestored to the Southern called Maguire Trs.ot in the east A.Isa on the agenda of the Board JTOanrlipatpr lEttrning l|pralii. f Russljuu actually capnie to town, to Poland, awould represent Red states?. ern part of town include walks, meeting Tuesday is,ji report bv the Open Mottday-Saturday ALL TOYS .20% OFF LIST ( "Have you seen the Russians?" curbs,' sanitary sewer, storm sewer Dh-ector'a. Municipal Buildings i l l was the commonest question in the Ghlna at the Geneva talks wlth^tbei A. All the Southern states were I Have Pfiid My Herald Newsboy ...... ) 8:90 a.m. to 5:90 p.m. lestored to the Union at loaat in and paved highways. Committee on the conversion of PEGGY LANE COSCO IRONING CHAIR $5.00 city's slreeis. Unled State; Monday. .Please send the Manchester‘Evening Herald to the address below: ntuf*. 8:90 a.m;-8:S0 p.m. A terse announcement, heard In name, by. 1870. The TPC has alao recommended the Hall of Records to quarters i ON WHEEL.S —' KEG. *12.98 DdvtliiM . The RiiSsians, continuing their that the engineering-work be done (or town departments. cxplorallons. of Americana' went Tokyo said; ■"The government of the Chine.se Q What is the difference be by a consultant hired by the town, Revised plans for that conver From .. •10*,,,to,,,i I,,, 19 • Ind, Drawtr to see Marilyn Monroe In “The and that the construction and in- sion has been drsi 'i. up and Sub SEALY POSTUREPEDIC FULL SIZE Seven,Year lUh " at a local motion People's 'Republic has. appolnfed tween Fabian socialism and Marxi Wang Ping-nan, Chinese smbaa- an aoclallam? atallatlon work be let out to con mitted to the committee, in gen OOUBLE FEATURE MATTRESS and BOXSPRING CORltnMiiN ' picture theatre. Uatakevlch had to , A Tile Fablana teach that aO' tract. eral. the new plans resemble the NAME -. >##•#•( I • .4 S 4 S • S settle- for Monroe instead of "Dpvy sador to the People’s Republic of FLOOR SAMPLE Clallam can be achieved gradually, original ones but contemplates less i^kockett" since JDavy -wasn't- in Poland,' as the delegate to the The Board of. Directors, which FEATURE NO. 1 ambbssadorial level conference be through a series of reforms, asked for aii opinion from the revision of partitions in the in FEATURE No. 2 REG. S157.90— ONLY town. STREET • ••«S4SSeSS4 14 4 4 4 4 tween the Chinese People^s Repub Marxian Sixilallsts believe .that TPC, will tsks up the rccommen- terior and call for lass expensive > • s a s 4 4 $ 1 Ifigbt before last several Rus- lic and the United States ojf the people can gain ownership -of dstions St ' its regiilsr meeting Interior finish materials. ttans headed by Alexander Tulup- When the bid for the work under SECONDS — SURFACE FINISH ONLY America, which will be held at the means of production only Tuesdsy. ■ , TOWN . . • 4 4 4 4 4 1 S 4 4.4 ^.4 4 4 B • • fl I nikov- went to see Jane Russell In Geneva," through revolution. The TPC recommends the coat of the original, plana was higher than 14 Pc. MELMAC PLASTIC "Foxfire." Tulupnlkov made dis 'Wang was-Becrelacy-genersI of the l,pttallatlons ' be assessed Directors had antic pated. the paraging remarks about the. fam the Red Chinese delegation to the Q Which state leada aa a tour sgainst abutting property owners Bdard decided to downgrade* the SUBSCRIPTION, RATE ,,(Pay*ble with this order) * project. BLOUSES ous Russell charms afterwards. Geneva conference on Indo-C^ina ist attraction? , —which mssns chiefly William Ma I One week— 30c . . . One m(i>nth—11.30 . . . Three month*—$3.90 ThO'Russlans visited a much big last year. He formerly was chief guire. The Directors Tuesday? are ex DINNERWARE J r : A - New York leada the world aa u a ii o u r ' ger farm yesterday than most they secretary to Premier Chou Eh-lal a tourist attraction. ' The recommendation is the out pected to flx a date for a public REG. S14;95 have seen.' . It wea one owned by before the Communists esme to hearing on a reivaluatlon oif the LAYAWAY growth of a long drawn, out .con p l a n R. It. Sinua and Bona of Paullina, power In China. Q --- How long haa there been a troversy betwssh the town and town,' the contract coat of Which QUAL Iowa. It t i jf O acres in else, of "conscience fund" In the United William Maguire over, the status is $48,800. Wtiich 229. acres is under com. The , €7D om CIAL QtilTS States Treasury? . pf the tract. ^ ’ BaalUry Sewer COLONIAL MAPLE Aa Water Commissioners the DAILY DELIVERY BY CARRIER machinery. at tha Simm farm U Dasbary, Jaly 27 (XVfCharlee A - - According to the earlieat The Board of Directors voted re . up-to-date and plantlful and lU uae K. Baxter, SeiMty tfirerter of the record, the ' consclentw fund got cently to recognlM, tbs atresU in Board will take’ up the installation HUTCH CHINA CABINETS ttfletenL’ Daahiirjr Chrtt Defease pregram under way in 1811 when aoihe- tbs tract as towir responsibility o f'a main sanitary sawer in Cen It IntdrMted the Ruaeiana ir(>i« aag ita aettva heaS, realgaed to ,'body sent $6 to the-Treasurer of and to permit tbs issuing of build ter 8t.. aubject of a public hear A $129.95 VALUE Bm. than soma others they have seen day la aratest s f the action of the United States because he' or ing permits'on lota In the tract. ing laa^ night. T he Oommieaion- NOW BEING MADE TO:— Large selection of styles baeattas o f Ita machinery and -Ita ers will alao diamua live proposed IJV..MI9-NV1 elate direetar le a J. Mulcxhy she had defraued the government. .Previously the Board had .ruled and colors. ataa, la relleslag Aldea Ameden as Hie fund hit an all-time high . of againrt Issuing any permits In the extensions of water mains on E. ’ V , TEUMI 9-5071 The Rusaiane .have been- telling area director*" for Fairffrid $370,289 in 1930. t^act and had refused to accept the Middle Tpke. from Am ott Rd. to l4uds, ^lids, checks. SPaFOAMRUBitR f< thalr cmuhielori on the tour that County, " F e t t ^ hia no part streets as its rsaponsibillty. Welcome PI.. $1,417; at OenUr SL BOLTON LAKE ANDOVER LAKE Junior, Misses* 'snd wom Sleeve*, sl^tcless. Sizes ttMf want to aaa Mg farms which and Jarvis Rd., $890; on W. Mid- U V im ROOM SUITE * Store Honrs: Mon«. Tiicg.it Wed^ Sat. 9 4 la CH and I eidhat wark la aa Q — Whet country recently built Veto Bsvstisd FssHloa en’s sises. 32 tn 38. are comparaMe la aeala of <»era- argaalaaWea that la aa. eoa- an underground church T T hf rscsBt Beard vote poai|>lsts- dls l^>ks., from Blcslow Brook S O FA and CHAIR Thank, FrL 9-9 M m to aooM o f thstr owa larga A T- Oolombia. His church la ly rsvsrssd'lBs tosm's poalUoa. wsst, $4,840; Ljmkss 8t. from Me? COVENTRY LAKE COLUMBIA LAKE - Btala aad eaUsettve fam a. located 845 feet below the earth's H is ppacUes of smsssiim (Ba Kss a t wsst. 61(10; ..and Sprues • ,*Hls 8,— rtfiana lUgdhig the tour. Wy«BtBg haa 1,680 mllaa of nU- surface, la an eld ixUt mine ’at total ooot of jUxBrovomsats agalnat St. from Birch St.' to ICldHdgs SL, Upavilra, assf BogoU. , sssn srs o f |M;gorl^ abuttt^ on $10,7|M). T ' — k ' r
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f S » i I..I X A • . N -^-^^CH ESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C O ^ „ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1966 M A N C i SR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COJTN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,’ 1965 N*,. m m . - w - r t : Sterllag oa flrjretal . business ssetion. The worst, them is e match.. IG S B C llN T It’a a pleaaure./to ahdp and though, is the driver who jiults out browae in refreahingly air-coodl-' from a parking space without Spike, 4 white Boston bulldog tioned HARRISON’S, 84» Main bnse and Nonsense^ looking to see who'e coming. ‘ owned' by Theodore .Simon, of Music Lesson [ams BL, and it’a a'genuihe pleaaure to Scranton. Pa„ has 4 «ertfKt brown pitiw the shipment of non-tarniah* r^The best way to make a fire with three-leaf clover on hla book.—w . 1 •^Ing STERLING ON CRYSTAL ACROSS 58 Playing esnU | M f « r tw*o,^ sticks is to be surt one of M. Depew, II, Scranton, Piu J i l t e d b y that never requires polishing. An > KoduM asMtUy | 14w noted ^Writer and hUtorian. The cagey editor thanked .him IX ind of J7 Permit ISM^rin up bills . James Triiaibw Adame, eontriliutea and changed the copy to make, the DOWN Ideal wedding or silver anniver T T 7T concert u iTe r sary gift, the Lemon Plato at $5 T cash M t evar 1 ivithaB U I a Joke fri)ifln Punch which he found loss read, "tw o sows and twenty- ,4 24.25 19.25 c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER *"— 1 Gasp 1 includes a Sterling lemon fork. Consolidatien^Jiaa hsra. Motplmpi -*. extremel#' funny. \ five pits;". 8 Tone — 2 Scent i . ..-jaioi.,.,. 30.70 poopio— mamsd ar shtgls—•aieaa S' Two old sailora \we*e sitting, The Cheese Plate, also |5, holds a AImvb p4»TM«sl9 c«v*r •vETytiiiat I flm foe Iran en Arst visit, write er • 12 Ituit drink 3 Optical Sterling spreader. A 14” CAKE A Imm •! |f00 cmH IJO.AO wNdi rather uncomfortably. In what The story' Is told of the pa UMiiilcian Burl instrument SI M tJ **4»9«94»*i»« ledmyt We Uhe to ssiy "gee.'' * ^(Je^tly had been their favorite triotic Yankee . who went to PLATE, reg. a $10 value is 97JSO; ■••TKTf i4Mi«llai«ii»9 •! 4 Ascended n 3 : the '12” Cake Plate, gleaming with barfopm. Since their last visit, the Switterland and when asked how 3 Baking i Ctewraaoe of Bov's old place had been completely done 14 Heraldic band What’s M /M . . . At 797 Oateh Up ea Letter Writtag rich beauty is 55. You'd expect a he liked the Alps, remarked: chamber in a Suimiier Wearaele#. Make Your Own And Sa.va! . a tag. Hoard a few pieces for Over In a new art style, and was 15 And not 41 MaiU A. driver may have "perfect Wlien .Islng, humid taniMra- Tops Fo i^ Campus Balia 97 5 Yankee---Wal. now that you 18 Taking place stove Tomorrow through Saturday, It Christmas gifts from this exten Upw filled with gay young pCpple. speak of it. I ,dio remember seein' 42 Wound / 20 ^ 0 vision'' when sitting atlll iiu) tures deplete your energies,, why eaOi meeting 8 Singing group 25 Euchshitlc ‘ .^ I pay you to browae around In rssdlnf from a motionless chart. not catch up on eummer corres sive selection. Both old tars fell to reminiscing a bit of risin’ ground ‘round there. covering ‘ I iip Y S ’ DEPARTMENT of C. E. on the good old days in order ■’to IS Ncptuiac't 7 Worm . ■w*"* «VP» But whst doss that msan at 70 pondence. You’ll be quickly in >^43 Girl's name H O ysB 4k SON during their Now Product: An instant choc forget their discomfort at the new-- scepter . 3 Entrances^' 28 Viper miles per hour? Just think—no spired when you see the gay, de After a yoUng lawyer had talked • Sea eagle 27 Governmental 44 Above-' CLOSING OUT SALE OF SUM olate-flavored drink mix has nutri fangled surroundings. Said one old 20 Summit visual test axlsts to show how lightful selection of lovely SUM IN ipAIN ST., 2nd nearly five hours a thoroughly 21 Source of 10 Sorrowful cry 28 Individuals 48 Kind of muiit MER ^EEDS; play aborts with MER NOTE PAPERS at HARRI tious, nonfat dry* milk solids as a M A N C N I B m i salt: ’ elastic bends,« snort sleeve knit well an auto drivar can see at high hdred jury, his opponent in the liSht 11 Touched 29 Direction club speeds! So every driver owes it to SON'S, 840 Main Street, .uid base. The mix lieeds only stirring Old Salt — I suppose it’s a 11 and :^ rt ahl«ts. Swim trunks are OriN 7MU85MY.tV8Mli409 0N7U rPAi, rasCk a grizxled \veteran of the 22 F M sle sheep ITProxen water 31 Weirder 47 Comfort himself and others to bring his ip. OrlginaUty, sopfiiaticatlon, de- with cold or hot water, co)d or hot right. G eorge, the new-fashioned HALF-PRICE and there are many I H rnMtm il * I legal cockpit, rose; smiled sweetly (pi.) dealer 33 Citrus fruit 48 Gaiter .vision up to ths highest pom bls l ^ t f u l humor are evident on whole milk for a delicious bever*' trappings, but I miss the old spit at the judge and jury and ^ d , SO City in / other astontamng low prices. cards for TTiahk-You” notas, In age. /-f- 24 Fish 19 Songs for two 38 Slanted type Round out hla Ai^mer needs and rii/teten^. Lei your eye doctor toon. • "Your honor, I will follow the 40 Attire Oklahorha vitations. "We’re moving" or "At Otijer — Yes, you always did. 28 Kind of bomb 23 Female buy at savings fOh opening weeks exthUne your eyes and bring the example Of my young friend who 27 War prisoner' . prescription to UNION OPTICAL home". See the colorful boxed as Cut slices of French brtad on the Jack. I has just concluded, and aubmit the. o f school. (sb.) ' r CX>RP.Xlocsted In Gsudet’s Jewel sortment with FOREIGN^ REC slant and spread oi)e'slde of each ' caae without .argument.” 1 1 r 5 r i r r 30 Displayed ry Storb) where capable ‘ OPTI IPES. slice generously' with butter; Add a little grated >nIon and sprinkle the butter with poppy A cub reporter in Iowa reported feeling \i li |i| some orange rind to cr'aamatyte CIAN l Es u b Ch r i s t e n s e n that a local farmer had been When your oven Is on, yoO. seeds.. Toaal in a very hot oven Now is tho timo-iR tl|isdrYWMth< Dependability Is the foundation 33 Shakespegrean cottage chese. Serve with'.sliced ia in ch'argeV might like to try a shoulder Iamb after yoh have placed the bread, robbed o f 2,025 pigs. The cagey of good character nnd. in addition, editor 15 6 1 orange,. melon bails, bluebhtriea chop dish that Ja Psjeed. First popnyieed aide up, on a cookie night editor thought the figure' one of the nobleat virtues. 34 Fell back or blackberries, sliced banana, Hoed Hints pretty high and phoned the farmer 1^ brown the chops In a little fat In ibeeL 33 Anoints 1^. salad greens. Makes a good IpnchV Proper Care is hecessary. in get or to to chelfck up. li\ we got started,., we roul^ ting longer wear frapi your nylon a skillet. Then put them ip ' a 36 Compass point f eon salad. Accompany with baking dish and surround . with Jewelry for Siinuner ‘Is it true that you lost two spend the rest of this column on R French dresalng or mayonnaise. hoae. Hosiery experts say stock thousand twenty-five pigs?” the dlaootirteous and thbuchtlesa ?7 Check canned tomatoes, ’ diced onion, thin Take a minute to enjoy the • % i ings, like shoes, should not be worn "Yeth,” sigh^ the farmer. things drivers do In.the downtown 3W Light fog strips of carrot. Season with south window of MATHER’S AT PT TT W IT A modest amount of fat, includ- two days in succession. Alternating damp cemont or oil oAwallt 40 Soil f t salt,.) pepper and basil. If you THE CENTER that focuses atten ad in a low-calorie diet, helps to your hosiery, giving them' a rest 41 Cooking 51 for a day or two, will'make them like, you may also add.soma very tion on STERLING JEWELRY vessel prevent persistent hunger- and FO R SUMMER. The flexible, OUT OUB WAY BY J. R. WUrLlAMR OUR BOARDING HOUSE with .MAJOR riOOPLB last much longer. thinly aliced rounds of lemon. Cov 43 Music for a 1 55 fatigue. ' er and bake tn a moderate oven lightweight BRACELETS linking m flonil, leaf motifs in such a beauti stage show Have Summer Menta Served Yoii for about an hour or until the ’^'TMEVue so core ,, TM OLAD SHE CAME , m , I'M STILL 6UESSIN6. 45 Tortures 57 5^ Emblem Jewelry Always Pleases ful way add a cool; frosty charm Xwia&Tgywo'TO /I TO OUR RESCUE/ J / • THE KOPPER k e t t l e RES phopai are tender, if the sauce . RAlP H /'^ - i t m AV MATHER’S AT THE CENTER >> summer coetumes. Matching A T LAST A iim pU o rro N E FER A P ^ TH OSE A B E t h e > HOW ASftJT THIS'fjO-Fish, EDDIE 49CIotbes i P TAURANT, 820 Main St. greeU hks too much fat, remove some AT TH‘ RAMCH, / ROUGHEST. TOUOHESr Be a MiSdeal as proieetbrS . - . y L . i*' IfO 1 suggest that you capitalize on of 'ttl if It is thinner than yop BARRINGS and a NECKLACE wiuu HE 8ire $ — rve c a se d ' i •‘his” or "her” devotion to a favor you with a refreshing, delightful available, too. meAod of pntlcHng and WHEMTM' MAMMT/ c u P E s I e v e r s a w - FAR AS B\3 DOu Oh "Coolness'' the minute you step like, epok it down in a. spskll SHOWEPXIP/ > o n e O F 'E M HlS WiaiOV CHATTBR A80OMD k j' ys % r ite lodge or fraternal organization OOEE.'-m-M E'LU 8 S S3 War god of inside the door. SSnjoy summer saucepan on top of the range daeorating mdmmry our- COULOWRECR THE LOBCV-—ilTHER MrS SO by pleasing them with EMBLEM Mix diced leftover vboiled pots- T K r a n c h e a s y , t h o u e h •* r Lu Greece LUN01E8, an afternoon SNAC7K l o a d e d THAT HE afEEFS A w 5l JEWELRY. "Eastern Star” toea with diced ham< Arrange in facet in a tU ^ eood... BUTWO P£EL h im l ir e 53 Food retime or tempting, full-course DINNER. “Easy Gianior” OeSns Rugs SPECIAL WASTFBAEiiET A TAMSERiaJE, RINGS and for the gentlemen a pie plate, pour a littip cream over FDR SOILED MOMSV, ^ 54 Masculine 5i 5h . there are CUFF UNKS. TIE The food is appettzingly prepared The liquid cleaner that Instantly and top with grated cheese. Heat E'JEKJ IF A u u 2 brightens ruga 6arpets and uphol OR e l s e h e appellation SLIDES. LAPEL INSIOINA and courteously, promptly served. under the broiler until hot through w e CAM 4MATCH "You knew whst I want for our snnhfortsry protont? S3 Musical 5 5t 57 stery ia 'tUled appropriately, Pu f f s t h e , 77 also RINGS typifying knights of and the top id bubbly and lightly ^ I P E / . IS CAS f a r e .' \ / A fur sest!** measures □ Columbus,''Masons, Elks. , Here's brand-new sauce for "EASY^©LAMUR". It makes lt» browned. L.. gingerbread. debub-at the JOHNSON PAIN T (X>. 699 Main St. just when TRUSCON F o r c p m tex b a ro i ^ / i Bluieberry Upaldedown Cake Pineapple-Grapefruit Your family and frienefe like gar Sauce Xeather is hottest to prove that m iuonry mmite ‘ Please Stand By BY AL VERMEER Ingredients; 1 pint basket culti 8290 lic bread with spaghetti and toma^ PRISCILLA’S POD By miaking your own slipcovers IngredienU: 2 tablespoons c^ri. this effective remover of soil, to sauce or a creamed chtcKe'n omcA oo een en U , vated blueberries, 1 tablespoon but- grease, hair oils and stains Is easy 11-20 ter or maikarihe, cup firmly- you'll be finding an Inexpensive starch, salt, (4 cup sugar, 1 (4 cups casserole ? Then try this variation .WHEN ALL OF to use; NO RINSING required. eimmU, eiiider A :\ packed llgm brown sugar, l*.i cups way to have a lovely home! Color canned pineapple Juicf, 1 cup on an old theme; Mix lota o f EASY ONE•A , A SUDDEN, OUT Simply spray or apply with n ctu.th, 'fla g hloeko, mod FROM BEHIND A sifted cake flour, I'.a teaspoons and fabric suggestions are also in frozen grkpilfnilt jjilCe (diluted Just as fresh and lovely .as can jnlnced parsley with the butter and double-acting baking powder, U cluded in pattern. according to dtr^^^s on can), 2 a diluted aoiUtlon, apply a f ^ be for the belie of the campus. A crushed garlic used for the bread, MTAOY MfXCD[R> rO A fK T oUur mopainOti X. BUSH, JUMPED brisk strokes of a brush (available'^ T H IS s l a n t teaspoon salt, *4 cup butter or Pattern No. 2523 contains com tablespdons butt(^ or margarine. front buttoning dress that can be before heating as uaukl. FOR INOOMSOOROvr m am m ry. margarine, Vi cup granulated plete directions for measuring, fit Method; S^r cornstarch, dash of wi^h • detachable long handle at MMveless, or yoked with short polI h b e a r 59c) and vacuum. 'Hie-8-oz. size \ sugar, 1 egg, Vi teaspoon vanilla, ting and sewing studio couch, salt and sugar together thoroughly sl^ve, For Quick Suiiuncr Meals grated rind of 1 lemon (about 1 overstuffed chair and wing chair In a aaticepan. GraduSjly stir in at 98c will thoroughly clean a PMtern No. 8290 is in sizes 11, sofa and chair-or one 9' x 9‘ rug. When it's topTiot to cook, serve teblespoon) J-3 cup milk. slipcovers; plus fabric auggestions. pineapple and grapefruit juices 12. iX 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 12, satisfying fetpa, nevertheless. Just Method: Wash blueberries in Cold Send 25c in Coins,'your name, until there are no lumps,. Cook, sleevelqks, 344 yards of 35 or 39- plug in a m|AN over moderately low heat Uptll For this pattern, send 35c In plJuco/Oep’t of J. W. HALE fioidt-wiA your buter in cake pan (8 by 8 by 2 CHESTER EVENING HERALD, thickened and bubbly; cool^a f ^ small cantaloupes in half s6 you coins, your name, address, size have a sawtooth effect. ^coop COI^. and hundreds of nourish- V inches! so it is evenly distributed 1150 AVE. A5IERICA51, NEW nriore minutes. Remove from heat- desired and the pattern number liig/uelicloua menu Ideas come to ehoiee of m m ri- Ki n d o f \ i ..over bottom of pan; remove from YORK 30. N. ,V. and stir in butter until melted. 'put the melon flesh with a melon to SUB BURNETT, THE MAN bail cutter.,.. Alternate layers of your mind. Over the crisp, golden- 3 » « sUhm> AM earl.' heat. Sprinkle brown sugar oyer Now available—the 1955 Needle Makes about 2(4 cups. Serve hot CHESTER EYEING HERALD, brown waffle base serve hearty, efy of attraetitit the /hVelon balls and diced pine- r-Jl7 IS T H IS ? butter; arrange blueberries over work Album printed In attractive over, warm gingerbread squares, 1150 AVE. A M 1W C A 8, ’ NEVY creamed meats or flsh. Use the sugar. Sift together flour, baking Baked applexin the melon' cups. A ^ colon! colors. It contains 56 pages of gingerbread from a stand- YORK 86, N. Y. , grill for Umpting sandwiches that powder and salt. Cream V4 cup ard recipe or a mix in a 9-inch a little''pineapple or orange juice, lovely designs—plus 3 gift pat .With your pattern order ipciude almost prepare themselves. It's an ALLEY OOP ' Telling Ooola BY V. T. HAMLIN butter and granulated sugar. Beat terns,, directions printed in b ^ k square pan. along wiUi a little grenadine an additional 25 cents fof your in egg thoroughly with vanilla and excellent gift for the September Only 25c a copy! syrup;, top'-, with sprigs of fresh copy of our fascinating, new fall bride. 'I COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO grated lemon rind. Gently beat in SWP Is Quality House Paint mint. A winter '55 pattern/book. This sifted dry ingredients in three ad More homes have been painted Savlqgs on Furniture latest editiop of Basic Fashion con- Add chopped cooked shrimp »,BUT IM NOT ditions, alternately with m il^ be with SWP HOUSE PAINTS since red SIGMr ' Worthwhile savings are vours Sumptuous flrri, course: taihs a wealth of kew-simple, up- along with chopped green pepper gin and end with dry ingredients; 1880 than with any other brand of caviar served with small thin beat jiist until smooth. Pofir batter during the SEMI-ANNUAL H jR to-Uie-mlnute styles, special fea and scallions to acrambled eggs NITURE SALE now in progress house paint. The reason? SWP squares of pumpeimilickel bread tured, color and style. X, just before the eggs sOt. Serve carefully over bluetefries; make from the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS level with knife. Bake in moderate on all four spacious-floors of WAT and cream cheese wm'pped until 01) toast for lunch. __ CX).‘YiO Main St. has given its fluffy with a little heaVy cream. (350 degrees) oven 40 minutes or KINS. 0^,5 Main St. Now is the lUpaal Services time to 'acquire that new divan, users the highest satisfaction. Have a pepper grinder -Jiandy, DonT stuff that chicken until until cake tester inserted in center Years later, when their homes need When ifs inconvenient to shop comes oMt^blean. Serve warm. Top chair or ■ dinette set you've too. > \ you ate ready to roast it, If any a nisw paint job they always in lu person, M ATHER’S AT THE of the stuffing and chicken are with whipped cream if deMred. dreamed o t owning. CENTER,, coitllally fulfills your Makes 6 to 8 servings. / sist oti SWP. WILLARD MARVIN, Complete Holl.vwood Bed $59\ left over refrigerate them sepa MANAjCER reminds you that telephone requests and r.uthoriza- rately. MINT|0l Wept Coast Eggs MANCHESTER CARPET CBN^ your home is too big for 4ou to TER.308 Main St. 1s HEADQUAR t!on. Remeniber, they offer an Try Home Mirror Majglc Ingredients: llj tablespoons but take chances . . . use the best pro TERS FOR RESTONIC SLE5EP IMspommodating D E L IV E R Y 699 MAIN STRICT MANCHISTIR Step into the modern, new home ter or margarine, 1(4 tablespoons tection. EQUIPMENT. As a special mid SERyiCE ahd will gift WRAP The Inquirer of J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., 31 flour, U teaspoon salt, 44 cup milk, summer offer, you ca: now, pur f o r \.MAILING. Any' heirloom Bissell St„ where tile loveliest (t cup grated cheddar cheese. (4 If you watli your hair a* nirtt, chase a complete Hollywood Bed jewelry-NOf yours that is "not up VENETIAN MlRROBW and MAN cup ripe olives (cut from pits in for which Includes the com to par" will be expertly restored, ■fW ARsnisEfca. T.M R s»W TEL liURRORS ^e displayed. don't go to bea \.ith it sop;.log 559 large pieceq), 4 slices hot toast, 1 wet. It ■ '.vili lose its* lu.ler very fortable RESTONIC mattress, and modernizedN in their ' JEWELRY They make appremriate gifts for can (3 ounces) deviled ham, 4 REPAIR DEP'T. Dial MI 3-7277 BOOTS AND HER BUDDlEf ConfuainiC BY EDGAR MARTIN quickly this way. . box spring plun your cholci* of all occasions to ^ing.a.cool, age poached eggs. modern headboard. A perfect time for estimates. less beauty to any setting. Cus Method:.Melt butter and stir in to provide that' extra sleeping tom-cut GLASS' TOPS protect flour and salt. Add mUk; cook and Sunback dresses may give your V e W M .VDUB DOftiY BUZ SAWYER BY ROY C R A m a'udience a rude shock if your back space, to fix (ip the piest room, Baby turkey may be split and HMObd VOMfR'd C O M ! your coffee tAble and end tables stir over moderate'heat until thick properly washed. Get a com- the den or children’s rooms. broiled over coals.X'lBrush the OCfUt WtiMCYftS from damaging effects of ring ened and bubbly. Stir in cheese ' v-6^^—“ 'mnatlon of mirrors or a husband' turkey meat with aXihixture of WAKOA -O R VRVNCt Otb marks. Dia/ MI. 9-7322 for free over low. heat until melted, th * ------olives. Spread toast ,with d^ytfed to check on this important matter. Few. ittm.s of drftss have the melted butter, lemohX juice and WV l'N M ,t o r y h k t IH BTW - 7IU YOU take m m skipp. ESTIMATES. PICK-UP ond DE seasonings as it cooks. \ P LIVERY SERVICE. ham; top each slice with a poached blottery. tendencies that white kid egg', cover with sauce,,' Serve/ at Hair Care Formula Does 3 Jobs gloves do. Evenj being packed Carrots may be baktd in'...a 'topping for a baking-pow once. Makesi 4 serv|ngs. SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, ill a suitcase, they.can pick up 983 Main Street features Clairol's wandering dyes, ^ ey are pret moderate oven along witn\a nteiit der cclffee cake: Mix a third cup ty for very dress-Up wear, but dish. Shred the carrots doL* of b/own sugar with a couple of, Bnck-tq>Bchool Diwsses product, "HAIR-SO-NEW ■' that gives you 3-way hair beauty. Use keep them well-protected when with buter or margarine i)s you tablespoons of flour and a quarter It will soon be time to' say put them in a baking dish with a KIDDIE FAIR’S it as a (JRBME RINSE to impart they're pot being worn. ci(^ of soft butter. Add a third cup “hellq"'' to teacher. A crop a healthy-lQoking lustre and a tight cover. You’ll need . about chopped nutmeats such as pe- of^ o 11 o n BACK-TOtSCHOOL smooth silkv feel to your hair. Use Add a mtle poultry seasoning three cups of the shredded car «n s or walnuts. Sprinkle the top-, DRESSES has arilved at MARI- it as a SETTING LOTION to com to butteredXbread cubes; use as a rots for,four servings and they’ll ping over batter to be baked in afi MAD'S. 691 B ^ n St. You'll like bat limp, easily 'wilted pin curls. topping for a creamed chicken cas require about,, half an hour of Annual eight-inch square pan. the handsoDto Imported plaid fab \ Instead there will be a desirable serole, baking. rics, the npi^lty stripes and dark springiness and body to your home Clearance Sale of Su^ulier Dresses ground fashioned by jprlnta setting. Besides it’s a' CONDI Chicken Wings The lovely, air-cofidltipned shop famous^name companies into ador Perfect for Cooking and TIONER for a neglected scalp. The Transporting 'Picnic Meals LYNN POULTRY FARMS, ,X:' of CORET CAStJALS, 887 Main able styles, full whirling skirts, JEFF COBB BY PETER'HOFFMAN four ounce size is 81.13. Take it on A whole new world of picnic 605 Ma.in Street, continues to St., begins its CUIARANCE roomy poickets and chalk-white your vacation; It'll work hard for meals opens be.ore you . when you bring you the best native poultry SAI-E qf- entire stock of Spring vqStees. Shop in AlR-CONDI- KIDDIE PARADE! THE CARPET BUT SM8.EY DONT KNOW M 0FAL...SET ME MICKEY Pessimistic! LEONARD yott^ three ways. own an ejectric WBSTINGHOUSE and fresh, fre.sh eggs. This week and Suinmer merchandiat; Skip in ,TI0NED comfort. Look at the flavorful CniCKEN WINGS are SOAKED IT -A THAT WHEN HE TRCD TO OUTA THte/...D0 Bat'l/.KPiaOpM temforrow to pick up at savings a ROASTER from Appliance Dep't. ■ ' " ■ ' • / UP LIKE ^ SHOVE MB OUT OF THE SOMETHING// WrlfeN|hl 9r«dMM. k Sacony SKIRTS and . jersey Cleansing cream and skin fresh o f J. W. HALE OORP. Now you suggested for thrifty, economical m , Stiill, LOUEf Y OH. 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$:■ -X "t"-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 71^1966 MAMfiHlilfiTRR B v W m fl H^AlD.'lIlANCHEaTtB. GOKN^ WEDNESDAY. jtlLY 27, 1958^ p A g i ^: iiS lB H tB E N •Ml* Medical School this piat Juna. Hp X. Dr* Becker Plays now to intemiay at Grace*New Ha ven Hospital. ^ For hto program this aveMny, n e Carillon Concert Dr. Becker has arranged a madfay ||9$%iiEd: Do Men Th|m of songs by Stsphen Foster, a ■ / - Hartford—Dr. Oeorye Becker, e group of Scottiah folk tunas, a Summer Cpsh aM Carry New Haven intern who plays the number of . hymns, and another About Womrat? carilion aa a hobby, will deliver the medley of folk .music including Lifeeavor for Brooklyn fifth in the series of free summer tunea from En^and, Germany, Re(i\Sbx Blast core. Yanks Have Entire New Infield recitals on the 30-bell Pliimb, Me- Italy and the American West. N « r CUrbaton* n he"*'wS^tiIotmTe^w If morlsl Carillon at Trinity College ’The recital will, be followed: by a iLoqderf: 1 bgr m l^awsm t. ahe^lauyha that way every ottier Util evening at 7 :is .. • conducted tour of the-Trinity Ool- ' ftoetlMUiaa One o f' the most promising iega chapel. Race And Then Some in Farm System n « to : momaat . . , it’s her change of paca^ that yets him. young cerilloneurs In the. State, ItM IricgMt Dr. Becker elso will be th^ flrit About 25 per cent of the aoct* New York — (NEA) — Mickey Tlia woman who annoys men Trinity alumnus to play at the. dental electrocutions in the United caa audu to to try aaoet to one who never will do her New York, July 27 (/P)-—It was the young pitchers, Whitey Rimah^l ______CochraBe w a» going Into ecetaMas college thl* season. He graduated States kill males rather than fe Ford, Bob Grim and Bob Turley, who were to give New York HawrYorli...... it-; ...... BmilhVciavelaad...... »■ about Bobby Richardson. uttoriy dMirmlnf or fair share of puahlny in a rsvolv* from ’Trinity in 1951 and from Yale males. . • j R od m a■ n , Boston,------“to ; “lUtUc, '!,D#(itrsll, ■■ tMiortlAi].,. men may iny door . . . Bui iiie moat frue- an American League pennant this year. But now that the .Ridqtii Houk, who manages tlie adinlro parfoetJon, bqt ,Rto>e BattedBUM In—Janaas.In—J.nMB, BoUratSsdBoaton Denver club oC the Ameriden tratiny thlny to a man is to court Thursday -• Friday ••^turday *-.July 28 , 29 , 30 heat’s on, it’s Tommy Byrne, an Yankee,” who’s winning KUln. and Boon;. Duroit. Tf: ayffrs; It to only In heaven... a girl who Isn’t tioklisn, the big ones. Ksnllr. K«w iforErt i ' Aggoclatlon, pronouncee Richard* ' MCMaoa them. It ton’t true that men S^e afraid X. HUs-KUIn^ in : Bndtb, aon, hot yet 20,-reedy for the A wlia woman will follow the A week ago, the Yanks needed an bhening victory in their aevcinndj I » ; Fto*. Chicago. IJO; Tankttoe now. marry intelligent women Ku-nOjl^Delrolt, lit; Power, Jtoasaa asampto of the oM Chineae my* merely dislike intMhgent showdown series with Chicago to hol^he^lesd. It was the Richardson, on tha small aide X makera who tradiUonally wove a lloublea—Power and FlnlgSn, Ksn- at five feet eeven u d 160 pounds who are unintelHgent S5*year*old Byrne who answered the calKpnd woii' saa City, to; Kaens. Duroit, to; Good ellglil liwijiaiferHnii into their color* enough'•sto say\earcaeti^ .things NOW! WHITE SILICA PACKAGE PAVEMENT end eigned .out o f^ g h achool at la st nigbt the''aituation waa the« man. Bo*^, Jl; Whit, and PtrrMlI, ful carpet pattema to ahow they about a ^an’a faults , . ihpn aame and Manager Caaey Stengel Boaton. JO. SumUr, 8. C. progroeaed ao zaattaaA perfection to for yoda, not secretly despise ssi^asm In a womr For Children’s Sandboxes Apply black top paddmknt your* ,„Trlpl«a-^antl* and ftoray. N.w rcjHdly in a year and a half in mankind... a woman wjio to al- again called on his soulkpaw sur Yorli. 8; Ftntoan, Kanaaa City. 7; Bua- D and A that Casey Stengel aeri* an more thatf^hey do untideness ■ prise. Byrne clicked again, holding Waya coldly and divlhely beautiful a brand new 1 r.abe B ay^ ee.ee ••■••••en^deneeee* $1.20 aelf. lOO-lb. bag eovera 8 sq. ft. $1.75 per bag Tie Ti Marks by. %tca|o, Kalin., Detroit and Btmp- otuly considered keeping him in her.' aon Kanaaa City, f, paya k p e ^ ^ .'.. men yldd her (Chicago to four hits and wrapping __Homo Runa-^Kuinc, DUrotl,' M; with the parent- club in the the aaina eatwm they do a etoaaic No man to truiyW tald of any up a 1-0 decision as Yogi Berra HnniK New Yntk, Jl: Sauchln, Boa. aprlng. y:' atatue. but they don’t m a r r y v/oman unless she klH|'a trapped slammed hia 17th home run. Alumni ton. JO- Jenten, Boaton and Zarnlal, mouse Li hto presenceSFor some 'That made New York’s lead Kanaaa City, 19. < Qutok n u d e atatuea.. . they marry yirto with omciiu. BOY SCOUT Stolon Baa«a—RIverar Chican, U; 'Richardaon haa amaaingly reason this ao frightens nim- that, two games white Chicago stayed Jftna«b. Boston and Mlnoao. Chicago. frecklena ami warta. flTANDINOS •11: Buaby, Chicago and Hunter, Now quick hands,” testifies Black (Bditor'a Note: You’ve heard of unless he has long been m ^ied In a virtual second place tiS with W Vorx. 9. , ' to her, he will peck hie bag'^nd Clevtlaiid, beaten 5-1 at Boston. Mika Cochrans, now scouting for toy men? Boyje'a the 20th double play Women are atfonyer than they are, Elks r ;....., • :t7i York *-2. 750. as quickly as Charley Oehringer, yet in their hearU they pity wom NO MARKS ON BODY be dealt awsy by the Yankees and «r(ke6uta-‘-8core. CTevelandi IM; Rigid Specification of the / WIRE FENCING 30% OFF LIST then called back, was in a baaes- Nasalff Arms / ; . » 2 , 9 afil Turley, Raw York. 1(2; Hoeft. De- Joe Gordon or any of the great sec en.'.. they don’t feel women actu ■ ■" ■ -»■ y \ IroH. 94; Bihllvan, Boaton. 97; Garcia, ond baseman of the past. . ally yet aa much real fun out of Greenwich, July 27 (P) The' ^ Boy Scouts of Americi loaded, two-out Jam in the third, Clevetand, S«. giving, a single and two walks. Beaupre llowra and tha BIka A line drive hitter, young Uvlny aa they d o ... motherhood medical examin'er said yesterday ' . National I-eagnt Richardson la batting .295 for toh’t the worat ordeal of woman- that the body of an unidentified But he came through and from battled to a '4-4 Ua last night ip Batting I Baaed'-.on 'TOO at hata)— man, about .30, found floating in then on,didn’t give Chicago an Aahburn. Philadelphia, .387: Campa- Denver, leads the league in h e ^ ... to a man the thlny he Close Out ^ * V an Alumni League cbntMt played Brooklyn. 39li>JBnlder. Brook- triples 'With 10, which is Ohs mark would hate moat if he were a Long tolanid sound, bore no marks Close other hit. at Charter Oak Place, The game bn. .339; KtuaxewakI, iXnclnnatl, .317; of . ths superior swatter. of vlolenoc. Dr. Stanley C. Knapp SCREEN DOQRS Traded away to St. Louis In The when beapectaoled Poat. Cincinnati, .313. ^ woman woidd be the neceaalty of STATIONARY will be played at a later data. >NI Btl g wars rocaltod from St. Paul Buna—Snider, Brooklyn. 84: Bruton, As their lead was whittled- in haviny to look at hto own face in said the man, a Negro, had been 1961 because of his wildness (he Milwaukee. 7 4 Gilliam. Br3>klyn, 71: the West, some alermiste sus in the waUr seven days. led the league on bases on balls in The Elks aceved all four of thatr and Monti itad with five victorias in eight Maya. «ew York. 70; ihussewakl. Cln- the mbror ao many timea a day... days. clnnul. m. pected that the Bombers might how do women atand it? WINDOW SASH h 1949-50-51) Byrne now has a 9-2 runs in the flnt Inning. A walk S U T BLINDS thick record. wYth six complete games4to Jerry Rothman leading off and Runs Balled in^r^tolder. Bro^lyn, be in need of repelr. Aliy man who won’t admit he 102; Ennis, Phllhdelfihtn. 79; KluaxJw- "All of the-,AUier clubs to aecretly more attracted by a LO W A S and three shutouts, since return'- a / single by 'Skip Fisher along ski. Clnclhnatl, 73; Rodkes. Brooklyar ^leek Brown 2' X 3'2" • $5.25 Ing to the Yanks from Seattle this mth two errors gave tha Elks Ma>-s. New York .aiur Mutial, 8t. be hurting lUxe ua •— so-badly beautiful redhead than by a ^CONSTRUCTION flA T U U S Louis. 71. that you’re leading the .league," blonde or brunette to either a fms» ' le d ^ r with over* spring.' He's walked only 44 in 88 Uitlr first two runs. Tha final Horsertien LikejSv>aps Hits—Aaron. Milwaukee. 124; Klus- layVmoccasIn vamp. Np M ontiv bnwNio lAn 2'4" X 3'10" $5.75 r8 ” x6’9” 1'*” thick $9.95 Innings. two markers came on a walk to xewekl and Post. Cincinnati and Bru says Bill DeWitt, tM troubto- liar—or etoe married to a fedhead r m m ?• W SMM ’ ton and Logan. Milwaukee, 119. ahooter who aastots Qwieral Man . . . any career woman who braya $0.50 lAst night he walked five and Bill Hearn, an error enabling Doubles—Loxan. Milwaukee, 28: Sni ’V Im# «• ager George Weiss.'' ahe never dependa on sex appeal m u u . $ 9 . 4 5 P ar P air 2 '8 "x 3 '6 " $5168 hit two batters, but had the Jack Jacobs to Teach base and der. Brooklyn. 23: R»,ese. Brooklyn To • am. QUALITY lUTHtftS pitch In the clutch to out-duel Walt Bycholaki’a double. and Ashhum. Philadelphia, 33; Repul- "If it turns oijt that we do need to help her yet ahead probably mot Over Nashua in^^Race skl. 8l. Louis. 21. Tf iMmot T—f V—fW ataotimr .r X 6'9” 1 '/r thick Dick Donovan, now 13-4. Byrne help, you may rest assured that doesn’t have enough to depend on 2'8" X 4'2" $6.47 $10e50 Tie Game la Sixth Triples—B r u t o n. Milwaukee and it is in t h r ijiain. although for rum According To Hlie • MODtl^WIARAlkSTANT.SOUS Biicceeded the CThicago righthander Beaupre pecked away for two Lone, . Pltlsbureh; 3; seven players anyway. New York —(NEA) —TTie mn-^ Regardless of what he does in tied with 7. obvious reasons a major league W ^ a n a*o toaat physically at* u a r n Wc CarryXAII Widths fm furltifh 4rf, o«W famUaf as the AL’i best percentage pitch runs in the second and the tieing From "A " to “E” loof f aofvico Jority of horseman at ths Keene-; his return with Swaps, Nautua Home Runs-;^nlder, Brooklyn, 34: club disnkes to disturb a minor tracUve when, they are moat er (.818). • ■ ■ two in the sixth. John Campbell Klusxewskt, CTncInnall: 32: Mavx, New lea g ^ affiliate, especially at this rmtsr O ocTtA sreoNc smaiiMd Elsewhere, fifth place Detroit accounted for the first two in the land Summer Sales like Swapg^ j remain in one piece to York. 30: Banks, Chicaco, 38; Foal, dreaded . . . . office yirto ,'afe Cinrinnatl, 36. stage of the race. most feminine when they come to T» tko olfio —n swept a twt-night pair at Balti second when he. blasted a home over Nashua in the match race|.,„. ' scheduled for W.shln|ton Park In Stolen Bases.—Boyer, 81. Louis. 17; Itojor League laficM work in a lony U|ht skirt and a more, 8-6 and 7-2. Washington run with Oirky Fisher, who had I Bruthn, Milwaukee; 14: Gilliam, "We have an entire major • UATHM QUAKTR IMMdk spilt two wlthj Kansas Oty, win Chic^o. Aug. 31. 1 _ I ^^ong numerous other things, Brookl.vn and Temple, ..Cincinnall, 12,; loose white blouse (aa every / NU^OOD YELLOW PIKE singled, on base. The tie-makers Mavs. New York. 10, league infield in the minors, in boss Miowb) . . . but a tousled 7» fmntklt I iMtWk n wlM.Hl INSULATION ning the first ^-3, then losing 3*1, came, on Bob Maltempo’s double. .. .Srio'yw:) the •trapping eon of Nasnillah Pitching -(Baaed on 8 deciaionS)-- In the Natidnal, ever-winning cluding the catqher and a spare touch helps romance . . . that’s B passed ball. Corky Fisher's aac- liam Woodward Jr., agreed to the niust be credited with keeping Newcombe. Brooklyn, 17-1. .344; Loea, pert.or two. Brooklyn and .Don N e w combe return engagement, moat people William Woodward. Jr., in racing Brooklyn. 9-3, x75<5: MInner. jCnleaeo, why more men propose marriage For keeping out that summer heat. rlflce fly, Campbell's double, a wild 7-3. .700; RobeHs. P hlladelpl& ' 1A7. "In addition to these fine, up - on picnics than in crowded ball* CEILINGTILE FLOORING stayed at it, .beating Cincinnati 4-2 pitch and an error. in racing doubted that the three- ^ and the renowned Beialr Stud ac- .894; Labtne and-.Eraalna;, Brooklyn standing young- men. Billy Mar beret, who is swatting the kmg rooms. ■f for the big righthander’s 17th vic Defensive stsr of the game was year-old leaden would meet again I uve. and Maflle. New YOrkT^- .893. tin wiU be back In the aprlng. ball, batting .300 and handUng the tory. Runnenip Milwaukee chilled this year. , John Reed reminds The Thor- Strikeouts—Jones, C m e ito , 138: R ob Proper facial aiqircasioa to an Economy A A For covering up that old cracked Bill Hearn who came up with an erta , Philadelphia, ll6^. Newcombs, and you know what he was when Toronto pitching staff so skllliNiDy aspect o f beauty most women Philadelphia 6-3, IJew York beat unassisted double play in the sev Now that the owners have oughbred Record that at the time Brooklyn. 107; Conls)^. Milwaukee, 105; he went Into the Army — Just that tee Maple Leafs show overlook . . . the chilly maak*Uke Fiberglass ^ ■ t . S e V w per M ceiling. Chicago in 12 Innings 6-5, and enth inning with the base.^ loaded. agreed to the meeting, however, of the senior Woodward's death Haddix, 81. LouIXy- JJ. > the atand-up-snd-cheer player of way in the International League. stare affected In public b y , d c / i a ^ d S Pittsburgh made it five straight, Offensive star was Campbell, who the chapcea .are that it will take there was a great deal of specula the World ^rles." Berberet, built for the part at flve-^ clipping St, Louis 3-1. *■ ^ tion aa to whether hto son would iNO SENIORS many otherwise amart*loOktny Dairy Q iiM No. 1 V., 6 6 ! rrtM 'n ^ / / / Medium e C O A A up to last night was a reserve, place, for Ben Lindheimer booked DeWitt rattles off names, in ad 11 and 205 pounds, tee most women h o often been commented per sq. ft Williaim Homers with': a round tripper and two jound horses for the longest carry on. The younger Woodward valuable player in tpe Southeni Owned and Operated %j> 10c Boston rapped Herb Score, the Lawrehce, Kan. (NEA) — Sen dition to Richardson, there are on by foreign visitors, and it to Alton R. Coe Jr. Fiberglass e U U per M doubles. stretch in the world—1,531 feet. did not take an anive part in his Association in 1964. .. r .------' . 1 ' rookie who's failed five 1 1 m e s banker father’s thoroughbred af iors ,departlng Kansas’ track and Jerry Lumpe, 22, a shortstop bat Indeed an American tragedy . , dM Hsirtford Road Beaspre Mnlnr* (4) The wisest of horsemen at Lex ting .SOfi for Blrminghsm; Woody New Greek Star , •' .■ ••• • ■ . ■ / . ' against the Red'Sox, Pants Santi ah r h po a e rbi ington fpr the Summer Sales be fairs. He rarely, if ever, attended for it raflecta not poise, aa th< field powerhouse art Don Snee- Held, 23, a player of- the same posi Iiou Sklsas, an IndlviiJtialietlc women fondly believe, but inward ago and Don Mossi for 11 hits — J Svlv.f'stcr rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 t 0 lieves Swaps will repel Nashua the races. It was suspected that including home runs by Ted Wil ‘ r.c..r )b ...... •...2 0 17 1 10 he might dispose of the string an^ gas and Don Bracelin, javelin; tion Who manufactures home runs Greek outfielder just turned 24, to uncertainty j. , . few thinga really Dairy Quaoa No. 2 THE MIXED CEMENT bVehlfr p. ea ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 0 over Ute mile and a quarter of Capt. Bob Smith, broad jump; Bill for Denver;-and^Marvln Throne- batting .387 for Denver, which to please a man i^ore than seeing a liams and Sammy White /- - to Mallampfi r ...... 2 1 2 9 3 1 0 the neutral track as easily as the breading atock. Owned and Operated By X HAND SAWS CLEAR PINE snap Cleveland’s five-game Streak. (’ . Fi.aher aa, p . . . . 2 1 1 0 t O 'l If young Woodward entertaihed Blberatein, hurdles; Dick Knowles, berry, 2l-y(5ar-6ld brother of the second best in tee, American As woman every now and then bpaik .1 _ Al Elkin THAT H A S 1.000 USES Cam pbell rf ...... 3 2 3 0 0 0 3 son of Khaled prevailed In the Frank Sullivan gave five hits, one such a thought, Nashua as,a ' two- discus; and Adolph Muller, hur Red Sox’ Feye. a first bsseman sociation, where he has driven In out with an honest belly . laugh Sdf BBddle Turnpike West HAMMERS Sarlor 2b ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 Kentucky Derby. dles. left-handed all tee Way who has 71 runs. .. . he loves her on sight . . . but INTERIOR JAMBS Larry poby'a 17th homer, for hia McGrhan 3b ...... 3 0 01 0 0 0 “Kentucky hardboots from the year-old quickly knocked it out of SCREW DRIVERS 13th victory. He strtick out the Duffv If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 hia head. There is nothing like a swattMl 19 home h w for Denver Scouts are atlll high on Rip SAKRETE Keith If ...... 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 ground up feel a deep and alncere New Havener Paul DeKSobbo and to second in t o ^ baaes In the 4 2 8” JAMB aide in the ninth. champion to capture >-'and hold a Cbleman, 24-year-old Omver left- $2.95 respect for Swapa,’,’ says Neville person’s interest, es^cially it you tank 149 goals and 114 foul throws American Association. - MICHAEL Baltimore^ earned a 6-6 tie with ToLatg ...... 31 4 9 21 $ S 3 Dunn for The Thoroughbred Rec 5 rig] tha Tigers When Al Kaline lost a Rlk» 14) happen to own hint. In 23 games for 412 points in the Several outfits would like to dSal hander at the same age, struM out A 50.% OfL List g a g ” JAMB ^3.50 A.b X h po-A^ a. rbi ords- ’’and glowing admiration for 1954-56: season for New -Havea IWtV'Oul 'ffy rn "thl* lights in ^ihc Rothman ct. If .1 1 0 0 0 0 0 'WtHiBm Woodward, Jr.,' never foi“ Herbi*lewr,-247~a ewlftt>PN«" Ifi MteHe-walklng- just^ -one— fbr Tw erdy .. . . 4 0 1 7 3 1 0 the way Ellsworth and Mickey knew how gopd it was to be In the State Teachers College, establish hitter batting .308 for DeRV.nf ninth. Then Ray Boone, wfth’ six Tenney train him.” ' Binghamton of the E aetern RBIs for the- night, doubled home 8. F*i»npr Ih . . 4 1 3 9 0 0 0 winner’s clrtle . . . so often, and ing a new aingle-Acason record. Ke while playing third b(ue. League the other night. Hoarn mm ...... 3 1 0 3 3 0 0 Eddie Arcaro says the result of J. JarobM If. 3b . 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 at thoae ^ c e a . scored 35 poiata against Qulnnl- Other organisations C|kh't find . The Yankees wHl drpp a pen X the tie-breaker in the 12th with his the match will depend on which ^ A43 HARTFORD ROAD ,X; » fourth hit. Ned Garver took charge Malmisky p .. . 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 Naahtili kept a famous old name piac CSoIIege for a new one-game catchers, but tee Yanjebes have nant now and teen, but the work BycholMki rf ..3 0 1 0 0 0 3 has improved the most—Nashua r KITCHEN in the nightcap, \i1nning his lOth in the business. mark. another in 25-year-ol^'^ Lou Ber- gt^es OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9 DOOR and Payn*' 3b ..I 0 0 0. 0 1 0 or Swaps. while topping the AL with 13-com- Morhnrdt cf .. ..2 0 0 0 1 0 0 pleta games. Jim Wilson, turning Horan 2b ...... 3 0 0 3 3 0 0 *‘I know Nashua has improved,” EXHAUST FANS ■ays. the great race rider. SHERIDAN WINDOW CASING ' wild, was the loser. Total* .3 8 4 4 31 13 3 3 ' Newcombe was touched for sev Beaupre 0 3 0 0 0 3 0—4 Swapa Ii^roved Too Klk* 400000 0—4 Swaps hardly has gone back. 5 1 5 90 each en hits, three by Ted Kluasewski, 2b Campbell 2.. BychoL^kl. MAltem* /- ANNOUNCES 7 C p * r Un, ft. / and was in a bit of a jam in the po; hr: Campbell; Mb: Rothman. Twer- The Hollywood Park stHp Is con .T' ninth when (?arl Furillo dropped a dv: »f: C. FiMher: dp: Hearn Cun- siderably faster than anything '^ J a.^s{Mted); lob^ Klk* 7. &eaupre €: bb; Nashua has appeared on since the two-put fly, ball to leave runners Feahler 3, Maiausky 3;. Feehler 13, THE HIGHWAYS on third and second. Newk got Malau.tky 7. C. ml^Mher 3; HIta off; Run for the Roaes. But a world WITH THE NEW S... Peehlpr 3 for 4^ run* In' 4 inning*: record on any surface is wme- I THE OPENING OP BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANt > CLEAR PINI rookie Milt Smith on a fly ball as (faced 1 man In 7lh): C. Fisher 1 Tor the Redlegs lost their 18th in the 0 run* in I; wp; Malausky 3. Fouhler; thing in the way of evidence, es HOUOWCORE last 23. pb: Twerdy: u: Staum, Kerr; Scorer: pecially when a three-year-old COMSINATIOIHOORS Diana; Time; fl;S5. beats older horses such as Deter Complete With.'Wrdware. Five, runs in the fifth—with ' Gravel Mix, M Ute. $1.39 per bsg johnny Logan and Hank Aaron mine by a length and a quarter in FLUSH DOORS bringing home two e a ^ With a 1:40 2-5 for a mile and a aixteenth $HERIDAN*S GARAGE Sand Mix, M Lbe. $1.59 p^-bsg 2f/B X S/8 $19.49 double and single, res^ctively— which is what Swaps did in The carried Milwaukee in ahead of the Californian. All Sixes $7.25 Each 8 / « X $20.49 Mortar Mix, M Lbe. $ 1 . 5 ^ per bag Phils, who had won 14 of 15. War T lt^ race was more impreaaivt ren Spahn won. his ninth against than FKaps’ 2:00 8-5 for a mile and SERVICE STATION 10 defeats. Herm Wehmeier was. and a quarter in The Weatemer \ the victim. on the same oval, even though the (FORMERLY GOWDY'S) Dee Fondy dropped Al Dark's big rheitnut colt with the white foul pop with two, out in the 12th star between the eyes was never out. 'niey've done 1:59 and some ^ R o u t e s 44.A and 4. BOLTON B uild i>^tter garages at Ciiicago and Dark followed it YftSTesnAY*^ RMIXTS up with a riui-scorihg single, that >*atl«aaJ thing at Hollywood Park and the beat reliefer Hal Jeff coat and the Npw York 4, Cblcagn 5 tl3). Bophomora Swapa ran away from PLUshurgh 3, St. Louts 1. « are worse than those in the east. COMPLETE REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OP CARS Cubs. Don Lidiilc was the winner, Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati 3, ) R ^ E S S relieving Sat Maglie who gav^ Milwaukee 4. Philadelphia 3. Swaps and Nashua stick out so way as the Oibs pecked away at AmeHriia far above the other three-year-olds 1^" ■ COMPUTE LUBRICATION Washington 9*1. Kansas City $>3. that the Mily-way superiority can k 5-0 New York lead in the first. Detroit 8-7. Baltimore g (13)-3. be determined is for them to go to REFRlQERATd Hank Sauer and Ernie Banks Boston 5, Cleveland 1. New York 1. Chicago 0. -the post again In the aame heat. H ITS fflEW li I have had many years' experience in this business \ nomered fpr the Chibs, who have STAND1NGB tWMHBIS and wiH be glad to greet all my friends . . . and new ' W t 15 of 16. Natlaaal W L Pel. GBL cnatomera, too. x • St, Louis could have replaced Brooklyn 67 3i .684 — RANBES Oiicago in fifth place except for Milwaukee ..Z ...... 63 44 .646 134 Promising Fighter Dick LJttlefield’s si.x-hit pitching New York ...... 52 46 .531 16 Philadelphia ...... -..61 50 .506 17«i and home nma by Johnny Q’Brien Chicago ...... 46 63 .465 21’ r Duels Ex-€ollegian and Gene Freese. Luis Arroyo, who St. isOUlM...... ;..4 3 61 .457 34 How’to-dd-it Cincinnati ...... 4 1 56 .437 SO , has won 11, was the Ibser for a Pittsburgh ...... 738' f l 3M 29^ fifth time. I Afenerira* (teicago, July 27 (F) — WlUle’ Pastrano. a 19-year-old from New , ■■ iSi,!. -I. . folders ^ b Porterfield snapped an eight- Kew York *...... 6t» 37 .619 — game losing streak as Washington Chicago ...... 67 3* .600 3 Orleans wHh hopes of some - day The highways sing with it.,.engines Cleveland ...... 58 39. .598 3 taking over the light heavyweight pelted the A’s for 17, hits, one Roy Boston ...... • • ...... 5 6 41' .577 4 purr with it! It's a reelly h i^ h h ig h - mdkc the job cosyl Slevers’ 16th homer; in the opener. Detroit ...... 52 43 .547 7 championship, pieeta Chuck Speis- Kansas Cfty \...... ,39 58 . 402. 31 er of Detroit in Chicago Stadium Tbefi Alex Kellner and Tom Gpr- Washington .\...... 34 63 .358 test for m odem ears, toiUy's [TYDOL Baltimore ...... 38 66 . 3N 30^ tonight. ' Is your house beginning . man checked the Nats on seyei) hits in the nightcap. Kellner chip TOOAY^S GAMES The ip-round bout will be*^ tele FLYING-A-ETH YL. Fasteir on t to “bulfe St the sssms’’7 Americaa ' vised nationally. (ABC 9 p. m. ped in a tingle with Enos Slaugh'^ Kansas City at Washington (3. . fwl-s EST). We have thp solution for ter’a triple,and a double by Vic n^htl^Shants (1^7) and .Herbert (1-4) s ta r t, q u ic k e r o n ' Power in a two-run third off loser V*. -Schmltc Stone (^11). The nimble and shifty. Pastra- you . . . tbe'nsw, frm , Insulitee Koine*; DetroU At Baltimore (3, It)— no’S last bout wss with Joey Max o n th e Spec Bkea. Gromek----- , _ ...... an<^.. Coleman...... — (1-3) vs..’ Folders,' contsinihg comptotn picture-storiiis c f BSk Brown (1^1^1-and (iVny - im, the . toriaer-eight losses and four draws Wa can help you with your plana, NVw York At C h lca ^ (3>—Hearn give you t n t astimatM and a Iw ar« 'you how to do the job yourself. no-9) And Monaiinf (1-4) ▼*. Hacker and to a S-1 favorite over Speiser. frilw^ly @3dng-A- (9-9) and Mlnner (7-4). Speiser, an ex-Michigisn State Reduced For Cf^rance range easy payment plana. ..IPUtshurkh At St. I»ul* (nifht)— <). The batter J hits a trickier In Fare (1-3) va. Haddix (7-9) or JPool- and Olympic fighter, has had 17 pro bouts with 15 victorise and 10 Stop In, phena or wrHa fer Mia feldar foul-territory along the third base drldge (3-3). line. The ball looks as if it may of them by knockouts. ysu ’ isi Iqterad ed In; ------curve fair. The third baseman, see It’ll be Spelaer’a first lisa Prices On4>ressed Have Been Slashed As Low As ing he haa no play if it does, Carflell Underdog •vent In Chicago Stadium. Paa- m m : throws his' glove at the bsdl. The trano defaated Al Andrews In tee same ring and battled WlUie Troy glove hits the ball in foul terri to a draw. $3.99. Sixes 9 to 15,10. to JOi to 24i.' ' tory and keeps it there. What to In Hartford .Ring this? .. . . - - .a - FOEEION BRED A. A foul ball, but a triple If the Hartford, July 27 — The fact glove hits the ball in fair territory. that Vic Cardell is’ the underdog Atlantic City (NEA)---- Martin Cotton Skirts Are Selling A s\Low A s $1.99 $8.M Per Month Uow As ...... \ 4 | 3 Q. Brooklyn haa^ another fine in hto ten-round bout with Chico, Fabianl’s Klairon has been' nomi ' ehortsto{A with Montreal, Chico Vejar Tuesday, night doesn’t phase nated for tee 350,000 Foreign Bred " - * ’ ' ■ " • ' \ ^ ■' ' ' Fernandez. Where did the Dodgers the Wetherafleld -walloper a bit Stakes at AttonUe City. Sept 17. get Wni? This'duel betiween two of th« He to one of the ranking three- Shoppers Get The Beft Borgoins! A. FernaiRleB wee signed en the state’s top welterweights tops tee year-olds In Europe... roeonunendstlon of. Coach Billy annual B’nai B’rlth benefit boxing , ( - - --T------. Hennan while playing wtoteriball bill at the air-condlUoned State - te hto freshman year, Hainnuat to OMm. Theater. . Tom •■aminMM avorafed 9J Q. How many gamee did Big Ed "So I’m thsr underdog again,” yantojper te r r y , plmrtef. fer tha Watoh start when hs-wim 46 for ■aid Vic as hs coolsd off sfter a New Hkvan Steto Ihatean M - TYPOL CTH YL. the -White Sox in 19087 fsw rounds of rapid-flre aRchiillgea toge football Owls. ' ET A. 4* nite he pitched to M. with sparmatea at tea Cliarter Oak :: / ■ . , • 0,. Rteat to the cM>aclty ' c f the Gym. "What’s m new about that? .Only 30 eandiqataa reported ter OASOUNB' snalleet imuIi in tee jnsjbr toa- ‘nMjpre Beldom picked ms to win tee fin t New Haven etata Taaeh- 505 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPIN Me to 9 P. Me 2 MAIN STRElT iues? in the past Tve. fooled them than, ers (Sollege football team In 1947— A. and n i fool them ■fate, wait and beesuan tew * w « n anly 10 nnl- iST, * . ■• •< rf »•.' •I I i . ■. t: ' I ■ 7 - * S.f. ■ t r 'O'
I ' ' - A ' IIA^ICHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER," CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1955 UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD., MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, W Y $7. 196B p H X THE D Rallies / f Herald Ah^le Alumni Loop All Sitors Meei Coaches To • X' T * - a y EARL W. YOST Carlson Gains MeritPrs Won Tuna— ^ 2 PojEHtds of It Sport Schedule ^ding Champion Paquette and M^eggia Pperte Bfiltar Perpetual Motion Ford t o l \ Initial Contest SHOTS H U K AND THERE ^Robin Roberts of tha Phillies in Tonight ft ' TO cuua UP a l u , ly aftn^are Pace Twilight [Tidumph Knergetle George Mitchell haa the National League. Pierce has I f m ~ O Ttleos vs. Caso'a, 6:^--Charter 'lize TWg 'OIKTY P a H T tN a '\ «o «hort my signed a contrget (o teach health allowed but 1.78 earned runs Per JLiaSt oU m m eF Oak. ■accusations O N c e W L P e t f i h p u l d e n ^ NATIONAL LKAOVB and physical education at South nine innings while Roberta has x-f a * asa aaa a. Nem an's vs. Ansaldi's, 6—Vsr- S 1 .8S9 4> INTERNATIONAL LEAGVE A/^O K B ALL, ' • Staadlnga I Standings Each Hits Safely Twice ington High School, Geqrge, who given up 2.80 runs per game.^- planck. . Detroiu July 27 OP)— Doug Ford, the new POA clunptaa. Is s « S ,M7 WMn Y P lS H T T O I [i*V O W £ t i t v ^ W L Pet. W L Pet. will deceive hie maater'e degree in Saturday’a baseball game at Yan Second annual - baseball game Motor Sales vs. Opttcai) 6—Wad go-go golfer. 2 7 r n e s o - c a l l s d Alpuhchlor Medic.e ...... 4 1 .800 All the Way And Infidder Drives physical edtwation thia summer kee stadium - between New York between UPP Alumni League All Whether it's on the ftirw nyf or the highwayi, Font U s nun ta a 7 J22 Aceto A Sylvester 4 0 1.000 dell. souact. HtAP NOW , Isversqe. If Moriarty Bros...... S 2 .600 I.Awyer.s 2 3 .400 from Springfield College, ia a and Kanaaa (Tity haa been moved Stars and a team comprising the Morlarty’s vs. Auto Parts. 6— motion—perpetual motion. Men Auto Parts ...... 2 3. .400 Anaaldi's 2 Home Three Markers; graduate of the University of Con back from 2 to 8 o'clock to allow loop's "coaches anti officials ia Charter Oak. No sooner had'he finished off Cary Middlecoff in yaat«rfiay*6 POA Ppaetiif six alticlM, rti^iUMader ROCKY MMOAHOi 3 .400 Green Manor ...... 1 4 \200 Norman's 1 3 .250 Hedlund Bests .Blow necticut. Mitch coached varsity IJie annual Old Timera game to scheduled tonight at 6 o'clock at Alumni League All-Star game, AnalsrAvlnnlng a 4 aind 3 thriUar, th a n ro f^ '^raa packing hia pnttjr 7 w i b y OerlMm pitehiMI PentlcelU’a baseball at Hlllyer College in hold the epotliglit from 3 to 3. Sat Charter Oak Park. Scorer Leo 6:15— C3iarter Oak. wifa and three children into their houaa < trailer and haafiliig n r urday will alaio be the final ladies' to a 5-1 victory over Roy Xotore Ed Soltys, hurling hia final game Undefeated Aceto A Sylvester Hartford last spring. He will as- Diana ia handling the Coaches and 'riiuraday, July 28 Akron. Ohio, and anothar golf tournamant. ^ SUodlxca aUt in coaching and scouting the day of the season at the House Kay Pontleelli .will direct the All He didn't even wait arOund forV laat night in 'an Xntonnediate in National Little League compe- shaded the Lawyers 5-2 last night L Pet. First National vs. TYu((t,t6:15—- tlon, pitched a three - hitter In an International Little League major sports at. Southington,.. that Ruth Built. . . . More than ' sura; MrsrPontlcelll la the presl- all the congratulationa due a new ZMgue ganto-at the Weet Side CYO ...... I .867 Charter Oak. ntion, MMdlaoolrs gwM ftowlg. against Green Manor at Charter contest at. Verplanck School. BUI Joe (Sugar) Hugret may return $6(X),000 in puraea end atakes will i jen t of the Alumni and Intermedi- champion. He said a-nice thank- North Ends 3 .571 Norman's vs. Aceto- St Sylvester, painfully started to fall apart The Oval. The triumph, Carleon’s flrat Oak Park last night as Moriarty’s KUhImann gave up only one single to the aemt-pro football coaching be diatrlbuted at th* 34-day sum-1 ^te Assn. Money collected tonight you, picked up hia 65,250 chedk ct the aeaeon, alao moved the win- ih e elbow's got BA'a ...... 3 .571 6— Verplanck. racked up an 8-2 victory. His while walking three batters and field this eeaaon as head man of mer meeting at Uncoln Downs , will enter the A IA ’a Fund to help^ and Waa off. machine • like Ford, maaawhUe, nera Into a tie with the Motora for Herm’s .... 6 443 which starts Aug, 8. . . , "There ia defray the operating'expenses o f Friday, July 29 j t o g e t i n t h e mates backed him with errorless fanning five in-pitching the victors the Manchester Merchants. The A pile of unopened telegrama kept cluWHng hia ball with tha third place. Carlaon gave^ up two former New York University and no room in this country for e so-. |,^ih leagues, Nasalffa vs. Elks. 6:15—(Charter ball in the field and cracked out 10 to two and one-half 'gamea ahead Oak. \ lay on hia locker aa he drova down ■alna Inclaivenets aa ha did la ttia walha and atruck out ehc. of the fading Lawyers in the St. Jainet’ (JYO and h U r I s r Brooklyn Dodger end haa been celled sports event that laatg only The Coachea are anxiouir to Southpaw Don Pontleelli alao base hits in routing the Manor Herin'a va. BA's. 6:15 Mt. Nebp. tha highway from •''te Maadow- , / l c S n 'f battle for first place. The Lawyers Jackie Hedlund rallied after a offered the poet. Hugret coached a few hours one 6ay e year and, atone for last" season's 2-L'defeat morning. pitched a commandable game al- nine. The win moved Morlarty's yet h u produced M^dead mgn In i in a game abbreviated tp alx In- Ansaldl’a vs. Lawyers, 6— Ver- brook Country Club. Ha (flig h t the fading MMdAeeif within one game of the first-place have now lost three straight. shaky start laat night to upset the the local American ticglon and 4 . fow lM aeven binglea, walking two chatiige my Silk City .elevene several years *'•***’' ■ I ninga "because of darkfwss. The plahck. But these hurry-up antics were for the 'north tima on the SiBd and fanning four. But hie team- Medics. The league-leaders grabbed a 3-0 North Ends 6-3 in a Tw l League. Spencer vs. Motor Sales, 6— no aurpriae to thoae w to fliowed o f lead In the second inning before a go...T on y Alibrio, assistant grid editorial in the current i ^ e of i loaches had gained si 4-2 lead In hole and finally paaaad him on the mataa accorded him ragged aup- The winners picked up one run ehqounter at Mt. Nebo. 'Hia win ( the top of the ae^mth but dark- Waddell. Ford through the seven-day PGA, 36th. where Chry atartad a rim o f fightingf. I'm in the opening frame. Roger Maci- the Lawyers scored both of their mentor at Manchester High, has In the Sfth Inning when, agreed to serve as a flrat lieuten the Indianapolis 8(X)-Miler ahw^^ intervened b t^ re the young- ■ r ' f Monday, Aug. 1 watching him. quickly and surely, arrora by hitting thraa poor aliota one singled and move to second markers in the top of the third. shoved the Churchmen into undis pym tic^'a came up with five runs not ts.U.40 my ant for Hugret, if the latter ac ^ abollahed. The race ia held;aters.came to bat. In the last of , Gros-ltes vs. Pagani's, 6:30— smaah Meat> brook’s par asch | and conceding the hole. when Dave Sibrinsz walked. Mapi- Single tallies in the fourth and puted first place while the loss day—fintahlng undsr par for after the loeera had grabbed a on ly ci^fitnce cepts the post ...L a test reports *■ seventh. Some of the Coaches Charter Oak. Never Raeavatad ahort-Uved 1-0 margin hi the; top one advanced to third and home on fifth frames . accorded the victors knocked the Northies 'out of the 191 holes. \ their final to ta l. and*•'provided from Muskogee, Okla.-, are to the , i*,'. °*,Jta kuildera that! who will counted upon to sup- Auto Parts-vs. North Ends, 6:30 Ford dropped Mrdla putts et S6 o f the fifth. Only one o f the vlc- t o m o v e passed balls. top position into a secomi place tie Indianapolla would ^ used as a piy the jg^essary power at the —Oval. Wim Medalist Honors and five ftet on the 29tli and fiOth Kuhlmann with his fourth t)riumph with the Britieh Americans, now effect that Gene Johnson haa *' tora* m a^era was earned, the in clofie..." Green Manor bounced right proving ground by the tar Indus plate i lude Art Pongratz, Wally Optical vs. Police A Fire, 6- Ford won medalist honors with holes, to n three up, and Middle- without a defeat. one full game behind the pace-iet- clubbed seven home runs in less other four being the result o f four back with two tallies in the top than a month for Muskogee in the try Was torpedoed years ago. All Fort Ronnie Daigle, Bob DiBat- Waddell. a seven-under-par IM , and In coff never racovarad. Tha aateh \ Kuhlmann and third baseman tere. the companies have their own teat erron by the Motors.' o f- the second. Dave White Sooner State League. The local tisjd; Tln.v Piwkett. Mai Segar and Ponticelll's vs. Bahtiy's, 6:15— match play dispoiad of Gaorge ended on tha 36rd green in ByhuUermu Hard John Banivage each crashed two The first four batters for the areaa. They neither need nor want 1 Cushing. Oval. rifled a single into left to open hits for the winners while Jerry third baseman who is making his Fasio, Tad Kroll. W aly U lrlA , fashion, with Mlddlaeotf. tlHtag BUI Rylander coUected two of TMAfflfi, loeera in the top half of the firat Indiam^HjlIa." , , , , '' ■ League AII-KUra Auto Parts vs. Green Manor, 6— a^bogay five. 'Wbrking infiule, > " the Inning. Mike Reardon hit Wilson collected the Lawyers' lone debut in pro ball this season has Fred Hawkint. (Shelley M a y fim Pontlcell’a aafetles. one o f which >WMAT' frame collected two hita and two Meanwhile, the A ll Stars, com-, Charter Oak. and finally, Middlecoff. A fter it waa over. Ford hoaotad back to the box and when Soltys safety. Center-fielder Kenny SmitI) twice hit two home runs in a single -i a double In the fourth frame. happemed^ - i t ’4 n vo rc l i k e l y threw late to second, both nii)r walks but: Hedlund Settled down Ohlco Vejar of Statnford, li regu prising the 14-year-olds from the Lutherans vs. North Methodist, Each Victory waa clean, ourc, that ha fait as good aa ha did tlw chased home three of Aceto A and was never in 'Serious trouble game. NO member o f the losing team T W t. > you m ight hump nerg- were safe. John Pontillo lar teevee attraction in Wcent league's four teams, will . spot 6:30—Robertson. i daclalve— and quick. Ha even made fint day of tha tournamant Mid* .. Sylvester's runs. thereafter. In poeting hia aeopnd was able to gamer more than onie stepped to the plate and lined a years, mceta Vic Cordell of Hart their opponents iexperience, but in the nortoriauaiy alflav playing dlacofr BMi^ad abeu‘. tha haat,„ \. ne&dfi a e rbi Boston. ■ bumping- heads. A glance ond-place Bantly OU. Sniitli cf ...... 2 0 1 2 I) g 3 ters, Just one thy of this year’s Bill Curry who haa taken over the Richard,)cr^ Danny Renn, Corky Flsh- Michigan State sophomore half golf's biggest prises. hli breathing more < ia n o “ ^ hit on the play at the plate. .300 6 0 0 0 at the schedule during the month leu lt .On th.e wa.y." Snyder' lb ... one-game high. reins from M ^ n y Lelbe.rt. . . ■? er. Gordie Geer, Dan Manrhuck. back, la 3030 Easy Street, Hono ThroO ^ the morning round— '“ "‘•“VkHPOAB Soltys then settled down to retire Craiz .vs ...... 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 of September - the final four weeks BanivaRc 3b .3121110 Leadoff Triple Perhaps th th^'ahortest ^ ...... right.. field j Roger Amirault, Dan Banivage, lulu. with temperatures In the low 80s .^(Connecticut's Sportswritars AOU ESSteu f ? J § o the side and was never in serious, Kubimanii p .3121200 After falling behind 1-0 in -the of. the major league season - show fence at any enclosed ball park in j Jim Meacham. Skip Fisher arui John a. 15, of Bridgeport, Conn., poses proudly at Montauk, — Middlecoff held' the upper hand anca named New Hkvan State trouble from that point on. Han.-on c ...... >^...3 0 0 B 0 1 0 that the Eastern powers. New New England is the .one' it the'1-Blll ^ Hearn,------among others. "7. Y., Laamrt Sh } 1 , 2 2 ...... 2 1 0 1 n 0 0 top half of the firat frame, the (July 25) with a 452-pound tuna he took after a 35-rpinute SEATTLE FIRST all the way. He shot a 67, four Teachers (Ullage football Oodeh JOhnSOII ,C eeeeeeeeeeee*4 * “ J ? 5 The losers made their one run Tjiroa If .... York and Boston,'''will have all Farldoni 2b ...... 0 2 0 tl 1 0 0 CYO rallied with three runs of its Wethersfieldifiel State PriAln. )e dis-! Ail umpires who will work in lattle. He caught the big fish on a 39-thread line using mackerel Seattle- (N E A )—The New York under par, and wai, ona-up at the Jess L. Dow Coach o f the Tsar In .H«noc ...... i J 1 • 2 the best of the slate. The Yanks advantage stand up until the Anderson rf ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 own, Rick Paquette led off the tance is leas than 200 feet. [Many : tonight's contest have again do-: ! i* bait. His father, Herman l.saacs, is captain of the tuna team Qianta and San Francisco 49era lunchtime break. Connecticut In 1900. Ha was nui- have 14 home games in September Hill If ,,.i.i J 2 2 ft fourth when Morlarty's' scored Inning with a booming triple to outside attractions are aurprlaed ; nated_ their services and a banner | >f Montauk Yacht Club which will compete In Atlantic Tuna Tour meet In Seattle's flrat big time; pro- Dut aa the temperature and hu har-up to Dah-Jaaaa oC IViidtjr the Quay cf ...... >1 5 1 J o o _ .^ar nay Rated No. 3 Challenger twice to take the lead. Singles Totals ...... 20 .S 5 18 6 *3 3 and bqly eight on the road. The Carleon p ••*.••••••••.3 0 0 0 3 0 Lawyers t*!! center and promptly scored when' to look up and see a playef drill crowd la anticipated lament this summer. (A P Wlrephoto). fegalohal football game', Aug. ^0. midity Increased during the after- previoua year. by Soltys. Dave Gibson and Steve Ab r h po A e rbi an attempted pick-off at third base Red Sox are hated for 15 home one off the wall only to be tprown-| .. I 0 0 1 0* r> 0 ToUU ...... ,V ..» " i T M 10 *I Cavagnaro did the damage. ! TurkrilSuTn « backfired and the.speedy center- games !in the final month and only out at first base by the rigntfield-1 . louu. ]f.U r« (1) ^ _ ...3 0 0 0 0 0 0 ■lx on - enemy battle grounds. The In the fifth, the Gqs House ...2 0 0 0 5 0 1 fielder slid home lafely under uie er or the second baseman, ^ e n - , AB R H PO A E For Bobo Olson’s 160-Pound Title two Bast powerhouses conclude ProVMt U ...... J 2 1 1 2 2 Gsmg sent 10 men to th* plate to Mcj.Mullen 2b ...3 0 0 1 to o tag. An error, base on balls and ever a foul ball goes over the wall 1 ChorlUa 3b ...... S 0 1 0 3 3 Koulrr r ...... 2 0 0 4 1 I) 0 their seasons against one another at Wetherafield, a number m the ' score five times and Ice’ the con Stunk ,lh ...... 3 0 i» 7 0 2 0 Andy Maneggla'i timely single Tarca a ...... 1 2 1 2 2 9 New Turk,, July .27 27 .0P>—B .ger Rocky Marciano's heavyweight Heavy weighta (Champion, Dick Donovan, purchased Trom •at Fenway Park Sept. 23. 24, 25. inmates holler " I ’ll get lt !” l j Locial Sport ,Com1n ef i.-.rr..iij,..8 0 0 1 O-l Rocky Marciano, B ^ k to n , test. Singles by Soltys, Gibson. P. Dnlftiicv cf ...3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanti after trials with the sent two more runs across the . Blaaonneaalt b ...... -.1 9 2 2 9 9 Ray IVfiHnaen came back with a crown, and Floyd Patterson of Plouf If ...... 2 J 0 0 0 1 0 plate to boost the lead to 3-1; The way the rare is going the Congratulations are in orejer to- { 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 1 1 Maas.): Ron • Laliberte and a two-bagger Wilson rf ...... I I 1 2 0 0 0 Braves, and Tigers, promises to American League champ may not day for Jimmy O'Leary, dean of | \ Kactnrid lb ...... 8 0 1 3 0 1 bang today Into tha monthly boix- Brooklyn moved into the No. 1 by Cavagnaro were the big blows win 20 or more gamea for White The Churchmen then preceded 1. Archie Moore, San Diego; 2. Total-t ... 1...... 20 2 \. 7 3 1 hf known until the final out on active baseball umpires inj Con- ' Chatter \N»I1 rf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 ing 'ratlnga lamed by Ring Mage- ■pot as the light heavyweight con In registering his third win, Sox. I to. .wrap up the verdict, scoring RIfIi® c ...... a..:.....3 0 1 e 0 0 Bob Baker, PittSurgh; 3. Tommy Aroto Svlvesfti'r - .0 3 0 1 1 .x-w-.S Sept. 25 as was the case several necticut, who attained hia 66th Mm», and la rated the No. 3 chal tender. (Hurricjuie) Jackson, New York; Soltys renned 10 and walked only I-Awyer.** ...j;,.. ..0 0 2 0 0 0~2 o'nce in the second on s' walk, 'Calboun If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 sacrifice and Jim Morlarty's years ago when the Yanks beat birthday... Firat start, for Coach GubI^ boii If ...... 1 1 0 1 p 0 lenger to world middleweight Patteraon changes places with 4. Don Cockell, England; 5. Nino one. He'\Sh.owed none of the wild 2b. Kuhlrirapb, Smith; sb Tarca, CYO p i t c h e r s in the Tw i Farbioni. lob; l.*aw,yrr« 7. Ar*to A Syl eingle. and twice more in the third the Bed Sox bn tlie final day. Ronnie Daigle's high-flying first PonUct^ p ...... -2 — .2 ^ champion Bobo Olson. Harold Johmion of Philadelphia, Valdes, Cuba; 6. Ezzard Charles. ness which had plagued him on vester 5; bb;-Kuhlmann 3. Frc^5; *o Cleveland haa nine home dates in National Bankers in '^the Stkte Baseball League have given up an \ on a walk, infield out. Maneggia's Totals Sugar Ray wasn’t syen in the and Yoiande Pompey of Trinidad Cincinnati; 7. Earl Walls. Canada; recent outings. Kuhlmann 5. Frey 4: hbp; T. Delaney Case’s Win 4-.3 ' September and 13 on the road Alumni League Baseball Tourna average of only 1.86 runs In their PonUc»Iirs\...... 0 B 0 g • 0 e- first 10 last month, but his split movea from fourth to third placC. 8. John Holman, Chicago; 9. (Kphlmann) wp- Kuhlmann. Frey '2’; second hit and Bob Sweet's in ■w'lille Chicago is scheduled for first eight games. The strong- X Bm Motors ,....p p p g 1 ft O' Morlarty's 'batting attack was pb; Hanson 2. Foster 2: u: F Car field single. . ment will be on Saturday after dacislon over Rooky Gastellani re Germany's Gerhard Hecht ia now Franco Cavicchi, Italy. 10. Rex tier. P. earlier; Scores; Wlliiams; only five games at Comiskey Park armed tw-irlers. Ronnie Simmons, 3b;.Rrlandei^sb: Hill: dp: Phiyi led by Cava|:W'° *’*'1 three- Three, Hits, Tw o Runs noon. Aug. 16. at 4 o'clock against to Chuihla to KwliuM! lob: l^ntte cently at S i^ Frahdsco moved the fourth, and '.lllle Pastrano of Layne, Lewiston, Utah. for-threg, two singles and a dou Time: J .06. Over Pagani’s in the final month and 17 others Winsted at We.st Hartford’s Duffy Jackie Hedlund and Norm Warren iTs 3. Roy Motors. 3: bbi Carlson former champion right back into New Orleana, who defeated Joey Three hita in the fourth frame will be on foreign fields. have issued but three tallies in Pontleelli 3: BlrUfi^uU: Carlson Light heavyweights (Campion, ble. He batted in three runs. netted the Nortnlea their final Field... I All proceeds from to- Pontleelli 4; «p : Carlsonj. u: Boldi contention, ^binson takes over Maxim, ia No. 5. Archie Moore San D iego); Tonight at 6, Moriarty's will Stamlinga -,----- ; night’s baseball ga^ie at Chanter their last four outings. Kovls; s; Pratus: Time: J;4t. the former place of Joey Glardello, Wallace (Buddy) Smith of Cin-- two runs. Wimpy Wils^, Walt 1. Floyd Patterson, Brooklyn; 2. meet the Auto Parts. It will While Teams Quit W ,L Pet. Koski and Pinky Hohenthal col Best earned run averages in the Oak Park between the Alumni wbo was left out of the ratings cinnatl forced a change in the Harold Johnson; Philadelphia; 3. probably be Sibrinsz going against Man. Auto Parts .... 11 1 .916 major leagues are boasted by League All Stjars and the Coaches FIVE PL.%YER.S are currently SM ART C K t r ia ^ because of his sentence on assault lightweight ranka when he lifted lated the one-base kpocka. batting over the .400 mark In the Yoiande Pompey, Trinidad; 4. Hank Gryzb as Moriarty's will be In Negro Dispute Telcos ...... 10 2 .833 Dick Blow went the route, for Billy Pierce of the (Chicago VVhlte will be turned over to the Alumni chargee. the lightweight title from Jimmy Gerhard Hect Germany; 5. Willie out to gain another hillf game on Pagani's ...... 3 8 .273 Sas in the American League and and Intermeiitate Sports Assn. Rec Softball League at Charter / University PaA, Pa. the Northies and lost hia third France’# Charley Humes retains Carter, New York, who dropped Pastrauio, New Orleans; 6. Joey first place. Gros-ltes ...... 2 8 , 200 Oak Park. The leaders Include A grade point Averaga^of 2.61.m- tha No. 1 challenger role, although to No. 1, challenger. lAlph Dupas start as against three wins. He Dave Krinjak (Pagani’s) .500, Maxim, Cleveland; 7. Randy Tur M nriarty Bro«. (Hi Greenville.' S. C.. July 27 iJP)— (Jase Bros...... 2 9 .184 was clipped for eight hits and tlUed Bob MpMullen, Penn Stam'e the International Boxing 0>ub has of New Orleans, the'leading conr pin, . England; 8. Willi Hoepner, ah r h po a e rbi Tommy Mason (Auto Parts) .471, Marione If ...... 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 The racial issue reared its head three walks while fanning six. baseball captaln^elect to Daan's salacted Su |^ Ray of New York tender laat month, now is second, Germany; 9. Dave Whitlock, San Shm Sumlslaaki ( Auto Parts) .455, Stbrlnax Ub ...... 2 0 0 0 'tl, 0 0 and left a Negro team South Caro Taking advantage of eight er Maneggla starred for the win Antonelli Biggest Mystery List rating In the spring ssmes- as the next opponent for Olson, of with Ehjropean titleholder Dolio Lol FYanciiyco; 10. Bob Satterfleld, Ansaldl 3b ...... 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 Jim .McCurry (Auto Parts) .422 .iten...______^______lina's Little League champion by rors. Case Bros.; upset Pagapi's ners. collecting two hits, scoring Honolulu. Holly Mims o f Washing bfltaly,-third. ^ Chicago. - ...... - Solly* p ...... 3 2 2 Q 2 default - 0 0 today. r r — arY” » T . _ ^ j. Scanton (Telcos) too. A ton .moved from third ’ to second with European titleholder Diilio I » i Gibson r ...... 3 2 2 (0 0 0 0 Soda Shop 4-3 last ni,jht in a Rec a run, making two putouta and net Against Hlllyer College Jen. S, Middlewelghta ((Champion, Carl Cava)maro »a ...... 3 1 3 0 i ft 3 The state's 5.5’ white teams ting three assists. He alao drbve plac^.'and Castellani, of Cleveland, who defeated Sandy Saddler, the (Bobo) Olson, Honolulu); I.uoa* rf ...... 3 0 ft ft 1 ft 1 Withdrew after, the Cannon St., Softball League contest at Charter In Collapse of l\ew York ir.ca 'X 'r.r" 1956^ guard Wally Cbmp of New l.allberte lb ...-...... 3 0 1 7 0 ft I in three runs. Paquette alao banged dropped to fourth. featherweight champion from New 1. (iharles Humez, France; 2. YMCA .Negro team of Charle.ston Oak Park. Jack Vittner made his Haven acored 14 field goale for a Moore No. 1 York, in Manila, now la rated Crie cf ...... 3 0 0 ft 0 ft ft out two hits for. the winnera. Holly Washington; 3. Ray was given. peimlssion by Little New York (N E A ) — Leo Dur-^with it." Muaial says. JI.M MrC'URRY has the most new New Haven State Teiechdrs Archie Mbpre o f Ban Diego, the seventh.' France’s Ray Famechon .37 8 1ft 18 7 0 5 pitching debut for the winners, C Y O l « l Robinson, New York; 4. Rocky Totals LeAguc headquarters at Williams giving cp five hitn and four bases ab r h pn a * rbi ochet atarted to sputter a rebut By way of Illustration. Antonelli hits, 19. in the Rec Softball League college record. The Owle won, llghthcavywelght champion, re- atill is the No. 1 contender. . Paquette rf ...... Cartellani. Cleveland; 5. Gustav r h | > o A f * 1r b i port, Pa., to compete in playoffs 4 1 2 3 0 0 0 tal. CJogcIi Freddie Fitzsimmons missed the corner with two curves and He has also been to bat mono /. 101-75. . . maine the No. > 1 challenger for RaUnga by divisions; a h . on balls. It was a tough game for Moriarty 2b .. ...4 0 ■ 1 0 0 0 1 Scholz; Orm any; 6. Eduardo Burnrtt. p ...... 1 0 0 1 2 0 4) next week at nearby Donaldson loaer. Jack O'Coin ..who held the K. Siinner r 1 1 11 1 0 0 gave it A.wide-eyed, "you’ re crazy" against Musial a couple of weeks than any other performer, a total Kolsoy ss ... . ,3 t > 0 1 2 ft ft B. Skinner If 3 0—0 0 0 0 of 45 times. Sandy Hanna. Bob Lausae, Argentina; 7. Bobby ..3 0 0 I ft t » 0 Air Force Ba.se. victors to two biiigles ■while walk look. But it still was a good ques- ago.' then came through with the / Falcrtia cf .. Beal [lb ...... /3 0 1 6 0 0 0 McKinney and Pat Bolduc lead the Dykes. Miami; 8. Gene Fullmer, Whits lb ...... 3 1 1 ft 1 A) Daniel H.' Jones of Charleston, ing two and striking out seven. ManeRflA 3b . ft. i. 3 '•.tion. hard one. MusiSI dispatched it Reardon If . o 1 1 0 1 0 0 director of the' State Little League 1 2 3 3 !• .1 loop will) five doubles, while West Jordan, Utah; 6. Gil Turner, 0 1 0 2 2 Pagani's scored their f)rst run Warren rf .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Is this," they from view. And It is'the saiT)e Philadelphia; 10. Pat ^cAteer, Pontillo 3b ‘.'.2 0 program, resigned Saturd.ay Gardner rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sumislaski's two triples paces the. HaskWI rf ... JS 0 0 1 ft 1 ft in the second on two walk®, an er Sweet MM . were asked, "this change-up being hit this year which England. 0 0 0 ft 1 ft charging entrance of Negro teams ./....2 1 1 0 I 0 1 circuit. Tom Kelly is the home ruti Rohrback 2b ;"T ror and a fielder's choice. Vittner Hedlund p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 real' Antonelli .won fO^ Antonelli last season. WELTERHXIGHTS (Cham Andrroll c ... . .'2 0 0 3 0 1 .0 in Little League play "may be fa lter^ ,ih the sixth when the we're seeing this That one of his victories the leader with four and Scanlon, has Totals ...... 26 6 8 21 7 I B stolen the mosUbgses. fve. pion, Oirmen Basllio, Syracuse); ToUls ...--- 3*3 15 ” 7 4 »» used- in an attempt to overthrow lOM r^am e up with their final two •eason?" 16-inning May 1 contest with Cin **So I Chnllenged Carter-- X' -R the laws and established custom! NaHli Epdt 1. Tony De Marco, Boston; 2. Morlarlv’a .1 0 0 2 5 tastes -on four hits and another ab r h po a e rbi The query dealt cinnati has anything to do with . .0 3 0 0 ft f t—2 Johnny Saxton, Brooklyn; 3. Urssn Manor ...... of South Carolina," lyallc,-and only some strong field Cape rf ...... 3 1 I 1 0 0 0 with, of course, hia trouble is stoutly denied by An MOE MrOKE has issued only 14 2b: Macion*. Cavairnaro. Pontillo; Cole PS Ramon Fuentes, Los Angeles; 4. bb: 8<4iva 1. Burnott 1: so: Soltys 10, Jones advised white teams to ing b.v Ca.'c's prevented Pagani's ...3 0 1 0 1 0 1 Johnny Antonellii tonelli. walks (n seven gsuhes with the enttr competition to be known as Auiru.^r If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gros-ite Wolves in the local soft Vince Martinez, Paterson, N. J,; BurnstI 2; wp: Soltys. Biirnslt; w: Sol from adding to their total. Jarvis If ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 '.he dark - haired A t one stage of the season. ly* (3-3): I: Burnslt (Mi: pb: Andrs- Show Me a Good Used Car^.., ” / said, 5. Virgil Akins, St. Louis; 6. Del the "Little Boys Tourney" spon Roach jb ...... ,...3 0 0 0 I 0 0 New York Giant Frank Shellenback the New York ball. league while Bolduc is the oll 3: 11: Na.sslf(. Whits; Scorer: Bobbles Costly Wilson rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 strikeout leader with 60. The X . ^ • . '7 : Flanagan, St. Paul; 7. Chico Vejar, Evans; Time; 1:05. sored by the State Recreational eft - hander. Of ers' pitching coach, noticed Anlo- society. Megnwhile, tiie cellar-dwellers X. Hohenthal c ... 3 (T 0 R 0 0 0 cr is apro the loop’s top pitcher Stamford. Conn,; 8. Art Aragon. chalked up an unearned narker in Koiki '2b ....3 1 1 2 1 0 0 111 the implau- nelll puffing'heavily after a run E. Hohenthal lb ...3 0 2 6 0 10 1 onl\’ one defeat in 11 starts. Lxm Angelea; 9. Hector Constante, \- the initial frame and added three Blow p libl* happenings , ning session In the outfield. Trinidad; 10. Maurice Harper, ...3 0-0 0 2 0 1 ■"Why, .vou're ijust out of shape." ..cos'".Roy Squibb has notched ^^*..and You Know What? X New Band Director runs in the t'Ottbm of the sixth oh n major league L acvch w'ins In nine outings. Telcos' Oakland, Calif. Hanibletoiiiaii Test one single c.id four enemy bobbles ToUU' ...... 27 3 6 18 6 1 3 laseball this sea- ^ Shellenback barked. But even with CYO ...... 3 1 2 0 0 0 x-4 i Hal Sharp la imdefeatcd in two ■\ • X • 'X. * Lightweights (Champion. W al Tonight at 6:30, Case's return to North Endp ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 0—3 ion. the Antonelli -.Antonelli rhore running. Antonelli didn't mound appearances while Auto lace (Bud) Smith. Cincinnati): At UCoiin Cainpus meet the second-place Telcos who 3b: Paquette; eb. Paquette 2. K. uise is, on the come around. At Vernon Downs Skinne,r. Maneraia 2. Oaae. AuRusi: Parts' Sumislaski is unbeaten iq He showed me a whole selection of 1.. James (Tarter, New York 2. must wfn to remain on the heels surface, the wildest.. one start. pac: Hedlund: bb: Hedlund 4. Blow 3: As the Giants grope .their way Ralph Dupas. New Orleans; 3. Storra, July 26 ()F) — University of the league-leading Manchester po: -Hedlund 10. Blow €: u: RamadelL Vacant!; Scorer: EnRiand; Time; 1:60. through the last third of the sea DdiUo Lol, Italy; 4. Frankie Rylf, of Connecticut banda, including the Vernon.' N. Y.. July 27 — Auto Parts. Three State Goiters REC H O ITR ALL Jeadeis, the Whether you're driving a shiny new model of 6 New Orleans; 6. Orlando Zulueta, son, Antonelli isn't even a .500 100-piece,'precision marching foot Scott Frost, the favorite for the C a o e B r « B . < 4V Manchester Auto Parts have cherished "old reliable''—glcamiiig new Goodyear priced Its low as Chiba; 6. Joluiny Gonsalves, Oak 395.000 Hambletonlan Stakes .at a b r h p o a e ‘ r b i pitcher. Instead of having -the crashed 39 extra base iritz in 11 fine Used Cars!^^ ball band, will have a new director fjanRT'’A r ...... 4 0 0 2 3 0 Gain' QuarlerfiiiaU land; 7. Kenny Laihle, Muskegon, Goshen. N. Y., a week from today, ft kind of season his 1954 showing contests; six more than runnerup White Sidewalls are the smartest tires you cen put starting in 'September. S. V*ittnf*T |> i...... 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 Yesterday’s Stars Mich.; 8. Joe Lopes. Sacramento;- and 16 other 3-year-old. trotters C o r g I t ? ...... 0 0 3 I 1 compelled you to expect, he lost Telephone. (Jase Bros;, follow with The uhiverslty announced today ft0 ft on your car. T h ^ add the "luxury look." And, there't CAlif.; 9. Serafln Ferrer, France; will race tonight- at Vernon N. VltlOFT 3b . . .,..2 1 1 4 0 0 12 of his first 20 decisions and Manchester, N. H„ July 27 - 12 extra base knocks, 'The Auto the appolntibent of Lewis L An R o K ' * r B r f ....3 1 1 2 1 no need to put olf getting them any longer. Trade 10. Baby Vaxquez, Mexico. Downs in the 310,000 Hamble- ftft Pitching—Tommy Byrne: Yan has finished only eight times. ^ , Daye SiiHivan and Billy Horne, men also lead in stolen bases with **rhere was no beating around the bush derson,,a U.S. A ir Force musical r ’ U n t o n b « ...... 3 1 0 3 1 ftkees at'op^d the White Sox on This. certainly isn't the 21-game Vazquez. Mexico. M archf*i«»* b ...... 3 1) 4 4 co-medallsts in fast week’s Ma:-- right away while our top allowances for your present conductor, to its Department . Of tonian test. 2 ft ft ft 22, one more than the Telcos. The and no fapey elaima. Carter gave an Featherweights (Champion, It - was necessary to split - the PrrFito rf ...... 1 0 0 f t f t 0 0 four hita, none after the third in winner who hurled in the World sachuietts Aciateur tourney, join Ir.st-place Case nine trails with 12 Music. His duties will include di B n in o rf ...... 3 0 p 0 0 tires make owning Goodyritr White Sidewalls aesyl Sandy SaddNr, New York). race in two divisions, each going ft ning,- for hie third ehutout. 1-0, Series w ith'the authority of the three men ea<* from Connecticut thefts. ' honest description of each car and told recting' the varioui university Come in NOW —tae our pies tax ead 1. Ray Famechon. France; 2. two heats over the mile route. T o t a i o ' ...... ’.24 4 2'21 IS 2 2 and a 9-2 record that makei him best New York left-hander since and Rhode laland todav in the me to decide. bands. P a c a i i r B < S > the beet percentage pitcher in the Ckirl Hubbell. He looks more like ieiapu tli lira Chro iMoraaen. Cuba; 3. Teddy Anderaon. succeeding Andrew J. The winner of each dash will re quarterfinals of the 26th .New POLICT, A FIRE'S sturdy catch complete selection. Davls.^arUord. Conn: 4. CArmelp a h r h p o a e r b i A.L the .500 pitcher he was with Mil McMullan Jr. who resigned, has turn for Jhc race-off. N .PaRani os ... «> 0 0 ftft5 0 England AmatOL-r Golf Champion er, Dave Turklngton, has taken, tlsa 6.20x16 Costa. “Brooklyh; 5. Billy JCeUy, Dft Krifnjak rf .. . , , . 4 0 0 0 0 Hitting — Ray' Boone. Tlgrts, waukee in 1953. ship. How could t go wrong—every one of been conductor of the USAF O re- Scott Frost, owned by Sol ft1 over the batting lead from Banlly's lupar-txtliiaa Ireland; 6. Hogan (Kid) Bartey, L p b i c d z 2b ...... 4 f t 0 ft 1 1 0 drove in six rune with four hits Around the Poto Grounds, - Horne. ■ 30, ^ a finalist in last Del Reynolds in the Inteimediatc monial Band and assistant con Camp of Shafter, Calif., and his M inicuccI rf ...... 0 f t 0 0 0 Cartier's OK Used Cars are thoroughly Nigeria; 7. Flash Elorde, Phllip- ft eand a sacrifice ffy, including the from front office down to Anto- week's home state event, went on Sup«^ ductor pt the U SAF Symphonic stabiemate. Home Free, arr In the RI v o m r f ...... I ft 0 1 0 0 0 League. Turkinglon trailed Rey P ric e ** Wt will buy ojj tht unufitf milfogt In your prtsont tim plnea; 8. Lulu Perez, Brooklyn; 9. B. Paprant ....2 1 1 0 tfe-breaker in the 12-ihning opener, ^neili himself, it is brushed ptf as at a red-hot clip yesterday over RagularNo reconditjh>ned for aafpty, performance Band. second division along With "seven Ih ... H1, ft nolds .438 to .471 before last night's Lauro Sals?. Los Angeles; 10. others. I.upacchlno 3b . 1 1 ft3 1 0 aa Detroit whipped Baltimore in a simply "bad liick so - far." the 6,617, par 72 Manchester contest b^^een' the two rivals. T ra d *'*” Born in Youngstown. Ohio, and Brrzf*nftki c ....3 1 3 0 1 7 roda-i n P t i f and value. A thirty-^ay warranty-in- Fred Gallana. Spain. . ... ft ft two-night pair, 8-6 and 7-2. ■"A run here, another there and Country Oub layout. i\Ml .SHE educated at Columbia Universslty Others in Scott Frost'.s Divi R. Krinjak c ....1 1 4 0 Dave collated two, for,, tour to \ AS Lim'ASM.U WEEIl ORiSSES W YOUR CAR Bantamweights (Champion, . ft ft ft O ' C n i n . p .,..3 0 1 0 Johnny has a fine re<»rd,” Duro- Nine L’iider Par writing goes with each OK Used Car. and the University of Michigan, sion include: Miss Rddney, W. W. .. 1ft 1 boost his' average to ,444 while | Corcoran cf ,...2 1 0 0 0 Robert C?ohen. Fiimce): Pheilis, Green.wtch. Conn. ft 1 cher aaya. "He's atill a great pit HorAe waa five under par in the Reynolds went-hitless in two trips ' 6 .00 X Anderaon has been active in music .... 1. Mark) P ’A »ta , Italy;, 2. Wil cher. Rut the way We've been go morning round and four below in work in various Ohio high schools. The first.-division 'also includes T o t a l * .. .24 3 5 is n 2 and fell to .421. lie Toweel, S o i^ Africa; 3. Hilaire C a s . - I 0 0 h 3 ing this year, even the beat pitcher the afternoon aa he eliminated See our complete! line of Goodyear It was the best deal I made whjen I Egyptian Bo,y, A. C. Petersen, ... . ft 6.50 X 16 P a n a n i 0 0 2 PraUal," Franbe; 4. Raton Macias. West Hartford, Conn. '...... 0 1' ft 0-3 ,ln the w(H-ld couldn’t win for us.’’ Bemte Fauteiix of New Bedofrd. HARTFORD ROAD Grill soft lt .4 5 bought my Used Car from Carter.' Their 18 victories in 1954-1955 2b: B. PSRani R. K r i h i a k : 3h i N . ' -4 Mexico: 8. Bill Peacock, Los An Viltnpr; pb: Vittner. RoKerp. P^ret- But as base hits continue tp Maas., 3 and 2 and Fordiei,Pltts of ball players and friends will leave 22.90 gelea; 6. Andre Valignant, France; made the New Haven State Teach to. LupaUchinQ: iac; Coroi dp: Mar* C a rte /s ■pray off the lervea of the once- Wollaston. Maas., 3 and l.( 6.70 X 15 era College baaketballers the win- U D D LB COaNTINVES TO WIN froin the Silver Lane Bus Co. at 20.55 7. Emil Ciiemama, France; 8. chfpp. to Co/6; 16b; Ca«e. 6. tUcanl’a deadly left-tender, more than one Pefendlng Champion ' Bobby WHIffi «MWUl IKES... ningest in College history. The 6: ,^bb: O'Coin 2. J. Vittner 4: so 8:45 Sunday morning for the trip 25.35 PleiVe Gbesemyns, Bqlglum>; 9. Chicago, July 27 Don Liddle will Win » imug look! " - with'Dr. Ted Lenezyk of Neising- er baseball game between the Red { 7.60 X 1 5 ______l¥«;" Flyweights (Champion, P a s c ^ South Africa 1,5.. Danny Kid, Phtllp' For Pgintcra, "Hei would atill at Milwaukee ton and Alpheus. Winter of| Bridge Ulp-’‘ ' ^ l t x tt 1 game by. a 6-5 score. Sox and Detroit Tigers. --rl i------ft4 racoepotoa Carter says; "See these fine Values" Perez, Argentina): inea; 6. Om s iI Suarez, (Juba: 7. Liddle, who received credit for If they didn't figure him to be port. I 1- Plul (ox 1. Dal Dower, England; 2. Leo ?'anny Campb, Philippines; 8. Hi- yeaterday'a 6-5, 12-inning victory ■ten, Phinbcn about what he la todays ia the Former, Rhode laland Champion THE. ^PHILLIES Shaded the Espinoca. Philippines; 3. Nas- toahi'Misako, Japan; 9. Memo Dies, over, the Oibs., has three in a row, Other Sports way most put i t "Last year was A1 Faenza Is j()lned by| Ronnie Giants 16-13 last, night in a free- ftSS CHEVROLET 2-DOOR. 1952 OHEVROLET 2-DOOR zareno Gianelli, Italy; 3. Jake Tull, Mexico; 10. Young Martin, Spain. all )ty the aanie ecore. Strictly lucky.'; ’ Quinn and lYed Canfipanellli from scoring Farm'lLeague encounter at "He was 12-12. with a sacbmr his state. Waddell School. 'The winners Radio, healer. $ 1 2 9 5 Radio, heater. -X- — ^ place team in 1953." a Milwaukee Grant teat Henry Weston of crashed 14 hits to posting their •Page-19 ’S 'Claremont, N. H., In 16 hbles> yes A real value. front bfflc'e man\pointa pyt. “ When triumph while the Giants managed $ 9 9 5 . the Giants made'toe trade for him, terday by matching par for a 3 and but five aafetles. t. AC PRODUCTS LOCKHEED they wanted Gene (Jonley first. 2 margin. The 45-y|nar old defend We gave ’em Antonelli. We may er Tetuenpd in tl e afternoon to NEW STARTING time in the AUTO-LITE MALLORY eliminate ix>-medalist Don Hoenig, 1952 CHEVROLET^. not always be su^essful, but we Alumni and Interaiedlate Leagues, i m a h o m a m y 1950 OLDSMOBILE MOOR BORG-WARNER McQUAY NORRIS try.our beet to glye away snow In 2 and 1. will be 6 o'clock tieginning next Radio, heater. Like New! Radio, heater, hydramatic. $ 6 9 5 FEDERAL MOGUL RAYBESTOS the winter when trade." ^ month. Also, the scheduled con TBBELESS Brooklyii'a Fresco Thompson test between First National and GRANT RINGS WALKER ooncedee- they might have a point. Very Little Mileage the Elks Friday, Aug. 2, haa been "A fter all,’’ he notasi "you hsust postponed. U m tl SFUB EflHNIEBT HE$IHMMRT|RS give the Eiravea some Yr ^ it. 'niey 111 Circuit Clouts NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. GOODYEAR SERVICE SI had Antonelli for four years and STORE — 4086 BIAIN BT. — M l 2-4647 713 MAIN ST.— T IL Ml 9.|3f0 1951OHEV. HANDyiUUI X 1950 FORD 2-DOOR then traded him. They must know RECAPPING SHOP — 266 BROAD ST. — M l 6-42U Rfidio, heater. ■onAthing." New York, iuly 27 (F) — Major Radio, „l)i^ter. ' $ 5 4 5 O'- IN MANCHiSTBR ' f~ *" Could the "som thlng" be that league players didnh get much LEHMAN'S AlANTIC STATION , HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER Popular folding neat. ^ 1 ra r«iv’-Feid Eaca . Chevrolet Co.. Inc. Waaf 2f i Iw ad Sfe— TaL MLf .4224 PARK STRIIT~ MAIN ANO MUUVAIB ’ Ifl CimiR mUBT don’t come over right the Way be New Haven State Teachers Col Afiaa Adulto $1.16. ChUdrea Ifiia Ill MAM SlimMANCHISTIIl wants them, he's in trouble. Bb- lege football teams havt won 74 JIM'S ATLANTIC s t a t io n HARTPORD • lAST HARtVORB^ •' IMlA9«l«STIt Ratal Staf^1099 Maia St^TaL MM-4047 Eaaia 65—Pwktog GRISWOLD'S SERVICE STATION cause his fast ball Is not «o good rcant of thalr 62 ganaa. JaM AAMX:. Baaction 481 WEST CENTER ST.^HONB Ml M li4 - 174WlSTClNTRRIT^pR|f»tfRMI|44jW;. m .- iRifciw .T.HII ^ meftJAdnM taN i rm-jMiKMi h 9 m that IM «aa gM hgr a whole gamo Km has ooaohad «U taaaM. T d ia aizjmmsBtaotiUaiti'YurTnrrme I i i
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iitANCHESTER EVENING HE«AU), MAJICHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1955 k W w n ^ - T w o i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1.955 By FAGALY and SHORTEN AatMrabilM for Salt 4jTHERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! DoKs---Birds— Pats 41 HonachoM Goods 51 Apartmenta—FUti— BoalnML Prop^rtp For Balo 70 iaS4 CREVROUDT B«l Air Hard ! lencmeiits 83 B ABSTOW SAYS: $12,600. FIVE ROOM eotooial, two- FOUR FAMILT houM, Boautlful n r itBAOTCADY CO buy, sou, S3lOh8B§fll top. Bdantiful two-tote tvory top n ’ TME ANGEL' fOOOj iMliiMM.' TiWiUAfVOU SiMPuVj BOXER P U P ^ R ed . fawn. Males TWO FURNISHED room s' with' c o m p l e t e : OFFICE or BQLTON COVENTftt Bimiloriy dtabttoa, over'"Butterecotch” body. WTilte- car gorago, 110' lot, beautiful yard, idaal location. Ntor bua, root mortglfM a t n n g o d . Ugt ------■* . * CAKE 14 filMPLV, 5 'oeucious i ^ T i and females,! 835. Call MI 9-0018. J “ I T S T H E T R U T H !" . privata bath, husincM block on DESK SPACE m e must be pntMriy trwtoil woll ttree. Actual ritileare Just yMtLlAi COOKING DlN3NC,VANiaA!40; LCOFFtEr. i ■ ■■ ■ .1 I’l ■ I I. — I if- ,, shade trees. Near bus. Carlton W. school. Inquire owner, 44 Lewis IT—3 room cottoga. plus Oouultult Hoairard K Hoatingi, Bright* bus line, free^parking. See Mr. Manchestor-j-Broad Street 1 roohL cottoga, partially Im Ageaey. Ml. 9-iiOt 's»«aee* pr iMnrfilMient 6.800! Thia c6r carries a new '' ACWAV^. BATES -----UGNTfSOf MAKE your d o ; comfortable In hot Close Out of Floor Model Hutchins. 50. 9 «$ 2 , 50. 9-4IM. the Mood , must b9 iMigHeiad car auarontae.' Barlow Motors. ■ „FLU8rvw weather. , Bathing. Grooming, Keith, Keith Variety, Depot Fine office m c e eultahle for aulatoil N)uc well, poitUUy BAVeS VlNEM . . .»We8tinghou.8e T V ’s Square. RANCH HOMES—Custom buUt A im YOU OONODEIIINO Doctor Says everything done for tlwa$ whldi CLASSinED ADVT. 435 M on )it., Manchester. SHEUAVSOUT Clipping, be-fleaing by experi small retail or'wholesola outlet. VERNON, near Parkway, very do- funiUh9a.-^,000> by Practical Builders, Inc. N ov ■s l u n g y o u r , PROPBRTrr eon be done. BBPT. HOURS A SPREAD FOR enced people. Rockville, ‘TRemont New Set Guaranteed 5X>UR-ROOM Apartment at i7o Ample off streat parking. alrable split-level home. Fireplace 4 rocftos, fhw l I , Rrej^oee, 1955 DODGE — Cameo red and 5-7894. in knotty pine, eeml-flntehed foc- building on Amott Road. Moif- dug WelL—94, Wo will approlM your Preper BnMMiw of Teeth iPyorrhea Ui not a condition S :i i A. H. t* 4:S0 P. M. MERLA0JE5' Charter Oak St. Avallabla AU' CallMIS-bl07 chestor Rockledge Estates, tel. CTM and wfthouC any which should ever be allowed to rrsy. To nettle estate. 72 Crest- 1—5f0del 880KU2I de luxe con giiat 4. ^dulta only. MI 3-8708. restlon room plus laundry and 5 roome, pine paitaBiig, some Good Pyorrbes PreveatoUv-: wood Dr. MI 9-1063, between 4 LEAGUE'- >" BOXER PUPS—-Fawna and Brin sole, all channel. Was $369.95. Save lavatory facilities. Near bus line. 50 8-4363, MI 3-6761. improv9nMttto,---|4,9M, 1—Model 871TU21 all channel son 8-7671. ly 100’ X 250’. Fairly priced. boaomant.—$8,900. . a dip o f cream ehtoee whipped with Evenings and Sunday*, MI 9-9531, 4 rooms, all Improvemonta, go* stitutes more of a dental problem tion which troubles on eifonnoua a little milk or nghk cream aad 1951 MERCURY q u b Sedan, ra WE BUY COWS, calves and beet table model with base. Was $267.45. Shown by appointment only. number of pele. tOfJlt COOPERATION W O lr dio, heater, overdrive. This is a 9-7458. Elva Tyler, Realtor, 50 9-4480.' rage with breezeway.—$9,860. than I a strictly medical one, el- ■eoacn with lemoa\ cattle. Also horses. Plela Bros. Save $67.50. Now $199.95. Terms. Business Ixications Houses For Sale ^ 72 Since pyorrhea oon uauolly be BE APPBEOIATED .,nice runningr car in excellent con Tel. Ml. 8-7405. to viiiut of an EsecuUon to thou^h^the general health has of grated onten aad j dition for only S79.5. • Barlow For Rent. 84 PORTER STREET — Six-Room MANCHESTER — First time /on BOLTON—4 noma, all improva* prevented by proper brushing of black pepper. Una MMMMFFF.'^RE THESE MOT 1—Used 20" half door console Cottage, garage, large lot. O.E. vendu*------to something to do with Its develop Mo'ter*. *35 Main St.. Manchester. with UHF converter, $100. Terms. MANCHBUTTER — Attractiv« six market, four roome and two un meiite, large lot, artesian well, oropertjr of Esther Sllversteln. Route- the tOeth and by reasonably fre If commercially c a k e s ,OR MV OLD SFARE»y- oil furhaccr Reasonable, direct ments ' Dial MI-3-5121 A nd what she nonAcs o'connon Articles For Sale 45 Was $475. OK only st THREE R005I office space, will room home, nreplace, oil heat. finished. Hot Water oil heat, _ garage, tar road.—$11,800. 6 "and 4to In tlw Town o f ’. Bolton, quent and adequate dental core, cream ia avallabla In ^ M r rrigh- 1949 OLDSMOBIL.R “88". 1947 PUTS UP FOR V4nu,eeM$oMi mcnxt, renovate to suit tenant. 2nd floor Landscaped lot. AeUng |12,$p0. from owner. Box M, c /o Herald.' fireplace, combination windows, 14 days after date, Hite disorder IS probably as old together with attention to the boriiood. you may sabetu n tottnr Dodge club'coupe, 1949 Pontiac a . Manchester Savings G Loon Bldg. 810,300 mortgage for SO years amesite drive, garage, porch. Over 100 other homes, forme I the human race since traces of general hoolth. it la one oC those HER TAXPAYER - 60 ZENITH ■ Trans-Oceanlc Portable ''BARSTOW’S 2 OO.o riock in the afternoon, the w h lp ^ ersom cheoaeix in good condition. Douglas Mo CmCASO 3,!iL Radio, power or battery. Inquire Apply Manchester Savings k. available;- klontbly payment $73. Very . clean throughout. Near and cottages. OI and FHA mort* It have been found In ancient re^ disorders .which is fairly easy to tors, 333 Main. WELL,HE DOES 11 Eldridge SI. after 4 p.m, Just North of P. O. Ix>an. 1007 5tain St. ■ Madeline Smith. 50. 9-1643. 111 CONCORD ROAD Verplsnck School, church and gages available. Bee ua before you er^*io' w|? deseribod prop- mains. Several different types are avoid with a UtUa core. -I- recognized. Bun aids many problera Loat and Pound Pl ENT'/ OF ■hopping center, and bus line. buy. „ .Qii* _1H Horsepower Cendonslng Few people now believe that 1953 STUDBBAKER Land Cruiser. RAVIN'.'- T r -r OFFICE SUITE, excellent decor, MANCHESTER GREEN —..Large Unit fRffrijRFraUon^ ■kin. But overdoing It BOL'tON—Building stoUeL veneer, Lkrge five room ranch in Immediate occupancy. Charles on) Air Cool«» DOWN large 3 bedroom room with fireplace, awnings, secluded lot, large trees, ehrubd, Coventry within and for the Dlitrict of play a part in causing pyorrhea. goods, mbroidery cottons and pricea atcoat. Open daily Ml. COTentry on the 25ih day of July 19SS absorbed into the blood eyetem 435 Main St., Manchester. ^ 8 CU. ITT, Hotpoint Refrigerator. NEW STORE for rent. Located at ranch, fireplace, tils bath, cellar, view. Three minutes from Rusco atorm windows, patio with 15 minutes out. Only $14,750. Among these are allei^y, bad , tatUng thngds. At Tour Tam 9-.1690. awning, attached garage. Lovely Proirnt— ‘ Elmorr------Turkinrton. „ /udee, „ and carried through the body to Excellent condition. Very rea 123 Spruce St. Ideal for office, garage, oVer 1 acre, large trees, Carlton W. Hutchins,\ MI 9-5133, Estatr of Charlri W. TcokirdarCokf^rda TateTi diet, p r e g n a n c y, diabetes, produce disease. Add finely 'Mioppad Chutney to 1 Shop, SO Cottage St Phone MX. 1946 CHEVROLET. 1946 Dodge, landscaped yard. Close to school, Bright’s disease, and certain die. mayonnalre; aerve .over hard- a-23S8. 1941 Chevrolet, 1946 Nash. Trans 'V sonable. 37 Autumn St. ‘I beauty parlor, drug store, etc. For high elevation, auburbon. Carlton Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex MI 9-4604. V *" 8f>*6 Dlitrict. deceased. information call 5II. 8-7723, MI. W. Hutchins. 50. 9-5133, 9-4894. stores and transportation. Im « havina, made orders of the blood. egg aelad. portation for $5. per week, Doug TWIN BABY BUTLER. MI mediate occupancy. Excluaive written application to said Court. In knsBESHnriNs I/>ST—Within ttjt fortnight, pair las Motors, 833 Main St. 3-1398. Credit Manager of 9-1690. cellent neighborhood. For ap “ rerdance with the lUtute. for an Because of the complicated of driving gloVes. Ml 9-5790. Busines.s S ervic^ Offered l.T Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 33 M ! Albert'a Furnitiice Co. HENRY STREIET—Three bedroom with Ooodchild Realty Co. MI Wanted-—Real Estati 77 order of sale of the whole or part of cauaee for pyorrhea, the condition Like Ice cream daeaerteT then , WOULD LIKE TO MEET ranches now hearing completion. pointment call 8-7925 or MI 3-1207. r«‘ ate described therein, it ia Eliami, Fla. (F>—Chua Oioon Reword.. 1941 CHRYSLER—Good|CondiUoh. MELODY RADIO—T.V., LAWN FURNITURE, all types. ordered ^ t said application be heard may be a problem for both the I.iong, a contractor and butldw try thia one. Put n l a y e r s phoho’s. PAINTING AND Paperhonging, BE A ' CLUB .SECRETARY— Reliable,, Honest. PerSop Suburban For Reht 86 Among the many excellent fea at the Probate Offfee, on the Sth day Reason for selling, entering serv Night calls, Guaiaranteed servickv Chairs, $2.50 and up. Opposite CAPE COD—Large-corner lot. Six WAN*nED—Four ,or 5 rooni house, dentist and the physician, from Singapore, stayed in a plush aUced paara In iwUvIdaal baked XiOST — Pair of glosses in cose ice. Price 850. 73 Church St. quality work, reasonabie prices Choice of $72 FREE merchandise North Windham Fire Dept, Junc TO TAKE OVER tures are the buUt-in lilectriC 814,300 or under, eeveral clients, of August 1965, at I0:0r\ o'clock in the I«cal causes, of course, can be peetry tart ahells; top with va MI 9-2280. and'prompt service. Free'esti- for running just, one club. .Mem ROCKVILLE—24 Grove St. Well ranges and ovens. If you hurry McKINNEY finished rooms. Storm windows forenoon; and' that''notlc'e'''thirrrefnotli bo no oceonfront hotel during a liioir.l frtim Esst Side Optical Shop, tion Old Rbute 6 and 203. UPNPAlD BALANCE with subetonUal cosh. Carlton W. given, by pubtiihlng a copy of this treated best by the dentist who is nilla, toe cream. Berve' with hot Providence. Return to Mrs. Mur 1948 CHEVROLET Convertible, nilbles. Fully insured. Call Bert bers choose from nationally ad- i furnished two-room apartment. you will have your choice and doors. Near school and bus vacation, but avoided the dining RED CEDAR clothes poles Plan'te. Ml. 9-6965. MONTHLY PAYMENTS line. - Reasonably priced. Call Hutchins. 50. 8-5132, 9-4894. Manchester Evening able to attack the mechanical Ir. Chocolate sauce for a gtotleue phy, 4>0 linden St. new top; can be used for parts vertised products plus a free pre- ; BATH TUBS, wall sink, wash tubs, $12.58 al.40 single light housekeeping decorating. Priced at $15,700 with BROTHERS, Inc. Herald, a rewspaner having a circula iitation and other dental faulta. stalled.. Also fr ^ estimates room.'. TR 5-4291. FHA financing available. Henael MI 9-5153. tion in said! District, and by posting owret. only. Phone Ml 9-4341. fences,'Ml. 9-975i^ mlum. Choose from Pepperell wash bowls, thirty gallon water FOR PR05CPT;^ courteous service, ■ Proper hygiene, that la brushing ate every meal in O tinaoe HAVE TOU SEE ‘TWEETIE"? PAINTING-^Exterior and Interior, Sheets. Dormeyer Mixers. Martex BEDR005I s u i t s '^ A Peterman, Inc.', Builders. Phone Phone MI 8-6060 or MI 9-3931 ■elllng or buying real eatate. call I*'* public sign-post ... inuite. paperhanging; ceilings refini.shed. boilers, gas water heaters, oil SIX-ROOk CAPE COD—Lot 65’x the Town of Coventry in said District of U*e teeth, is, of course, Impor Green and yellow parakeet, lost 1951 LINCOLN 2-Door "Lido’' HOrU^Y WAGON.- Septic tank serv- Towels, furniture, clothes, etc. water heaters. 36 Oak St. LiVlNG ROOM SUITE Ml. 9-3001 or 50. 9-9404. Johnson Building Company, Mon-' at least ten days before said day of Evor martaata,..eookaf-lMby Wallpaper books on request. Esti Summer Homes For Rent 67 200’. Plastered walla, full cellar, hearing, and that return be made le tant between VlaiU to the dentist. “Only one complaint," ha Ob last week from 12 Cedar St. Model. Spotless black with new icy'. Installing, repairing, clean Most Generou.s. Rasiest-to-form 6-PC. DINETTE SET cheater. 50. 8-7438. served. "TTiey don’t aerve riioric Itmebaeaala a wen-egeaened Children’s pet. MI 9-9140. set of tirils, Hydramatic drive, ra mates given.- Fully.,insured. Call WOOLEN RElkNANTS and rug ' Which Wss Used Only 2 Weeks ATTRACnVE COLONIAL — Six insulated. Close to Wilbur Cross this Court. 'The pliysicion la in the best poal------h dreaeingT When reedy to ing. J. ,P. Fay. 404 Wftherell St., club plan in America. Write for COTTAGES and rooms, Wells 5tANCHESTER—Vacant, four bed Highway. On bus line. Yours . . Attest. Uon to analyse -and correct any fin„ewup, my faivoritei dish." dio, heater. Excellent! Mint be Edward R. Price. Ml.-,9-1003. strips for braiding and hooking. By A Young Couple rooms. 1 >4 bathe, cabinet kitchen, LISTINGS WANTED Single ELMORE TURKINGTON, Judge. aerve the baeaa, drain them ' /^anchister, 511, 9-3330. free, new 124-page color catalog ' Beach, Maine. Write to Guay and dish Washer, disposal, fireplace, room home. Detached garage. for 113,800. Agent, MI 9-5239. general deficiencies of the human There are plenty of ri-oiica in seen. Open evenings. Phone me/ and information. American! Jen's Rug Shop, 55 Talcott Ava4', Who Unfortunately Nicely landscaped lot. Attractive two-family, three-family, bush Florida waters, too. mix In a little riton>ad oalaa; 1 Penwnals 5 Rockville. TR. 5-5708 5Iorin, Mile Road, Wella Beach, storm sash, detached garage. Con neoa property. Have many caah body which are playing a part in with cold meat personally at 50 3-15191. C h^ FLOOR' SANDING, refiniahed and Home Club Plan, Dept. C-6, Ban- i Were Conipelled ’To • Maine, or call Wells 417W3. neighborhood. All uUlitiea. $2,300 MANCHESTER ^ pyorrhea. Brunner. Thqpks a lot! waxed.,We also clean and wa-x all Bonds— Stocks— Break Up Housekeeping venient reaidential neighborhood. buyers. Mortgages arranged. WANTED—Transportotim for two gor, Maine. ' . j ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port caah required. Total monthly pay Custom built 1*4 year old, 7 Dteting? - - Moke sure you in If the diet la poor, then it ia The ekin of Valencia oranges types of floors, rubber, asphalt, Mortgages 31 COVENTRY lAKE-Cottages for Many extras. $19,900. Warren ment $81.22. Call now. Warren E. Please coll George L. Graxiadio, Bi|rva raw carrot aticka wHh a mrls1 to vicinity Of Albany Ave., 1947 CHEVROLET Convertible able and standard typewriters. All of this merchandise has been E. HoM'land, Rtaltor, MI 3-8600. room Garrison Cojonial. 4 bed- Realtor, 50. 9-5878. 108 Henry clude milk, meat, eggs, fruits and th$ :phyai0lan who should find out may be smooth or slightly pebbled. cream choaos dunk. To make tha tiles, linoleum and wood- floors. Ha n d c u t t e r w a n t e d j rent, AdK'J#! 1^ 'o Labor Day. Howland, Realtor. 50. 8-8600. i-ooms, large living room with vegetables in your diet every day. Hartford,lord, workiniworking hoihours 8:30 to 8 with ••270’’ G.M.C. engtde atid WE-RE READY to . help you con-j Ail makes of adding machines returned to us and Is now In our Street wh^t is lacking and recommend The shape may be round or slight dunk mix cream cheesa, mayon- Tel. MI. 9-9392. ply Ka-Klar Cloth Toy Co., 60 Hil Private/sandy beach Ideal for These foods offer such valuable JA. 2-1181, eveidngs MI. 8-4742, Pontiac rear end. Four ^iew tires, solldate that list of debts into one liard St.- i sold or rented. Repairs on all Warehouse. Evei-y piece has been HENRY STREET—Nest and clean $9,600—SIX ROOM home, oil hot raised fireplace, pine-paneled rec the necesaory foodstuffs, mineraU, ly oval, and the orangoa come nalae and Mus ohoaeo. If you went MI. 9-9739. easy monthly payment caltplated makes, Marlow's. serviced, polished, waxed and in rhildre/i. Call Mia. Harold Hills. six rooms, one floor, oil hot water reation room with fireplace, 114 WANTED—Two-famUy houses, also nutrients that It does not pay to or vitamins. leather upholstery, neW p^int Job, SEP'nC TA.NKS c l e a n e d , Bliss PI. water heat garage, 2-8 acre. Near from medium to large oiM. Tha a oUky omooth taature, fWM tha dual exhausts. N e ^ ;transrata- Septic Tank Service. 57 Sunny in relation to your needs. Call Mel excellent condition. If you can meet h,eat, garage, amestie drive. Large bus, school. Carlton W. Hutchins. baths. Excellent neighborhood. Binglee, cltonta waiting. CslU A. .alight them. The milk may be If allergy It partly responsible,, Valencia la a Juicy orange of choose mixture throoBh DESIRE TO SHARE rides orYorm Reach Drive, Ea.->t Hartford. Redman or Frank Burke at CH. ELECTRIC .s t o v e , $10; com- these qualifications we will be trees, nicely secluded. Near bus. Shown by appointment on)y. Reole, Broker. 50. 8-1919. skimmed, of course. then the allergic causes must be flavor. / car pool from Baldwin R4. to Sion. A buy for M75. Call MI Help Wanted— 36 binstinn carriage and stroller, COTTACJe at Lake Hayward, five 50. 9-5132 • 9-4694. otnlnsr. 9-0106, before l y a.m. or after New telephone number, BUtler 8-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex most happy , to do business with rooms. For information call Ml Only $14,500. Carlton W. Hutch Asking $19,900 iTatt and Whitney, East Hart 9-41,56. change. 27'l.ewis St., Hartford— $10: two small .strollers, very you. If you are not ready for de- ins. MI 9-5132, MI 9-4694. MANCHESTER—Garrison colonial, MORAN ford. 7 a.m.- • 3:30 p.m. Coll 8:30 p.m. / - TRUCK MECHANIC. Full time. 1 reasonable. 5tl 3-7429. 3-5872. . (til noqn on Saturdays). Someone with experience on Ford | ilvery, we'll store It for you at six yeara old. Has everything in- REAL e s t a t e MI 9-5366. 1949 PLYMOI^TH 4-doo/ special ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE no extra cost regardlesa of time, IdANCHESTER—Central six room clgding two tile baths. Full price', Exclusive FIRST AND Second mortgages trucks preferred, but not neces- COKE MACHINE, dry, five-case Cape. Two unfinished, fireplace, WANTED-Rlde from Northfleld de luxe. HeAter. Privatmy owned. sary. Apply at The Thomas Colla ' capa.cit,\'f adding machine, $30. Wanted To Rent 68 815,900. Cape Cod—Six finished MI 3-4351 1825. Mj^JL4468 after/6 p.m, Radios and Phonoa bought for oui- jwn account. Fast, Thia Unusual Opportunity lot IP ,x 140. Only $12,900. Ibcclu- rooms, nice condition, good loca St. to Royal Typewriter, Hart confidiential service. Manchester Co.'f 251 Broad St., Manchester, Rockville, TRemont 5-490.5. Does Not Come li>o Often sive. Moran Real Estata. 50. Available A t All Timef 2 'a DR 3 ROOM unfurnished tion, sale price 812.900. Over forty BOLTON—Just over ' Manchester ford. Hours, T to 8:80. MI 3-DOOR.^ Excellent Investment Corp., 244 Main street, So If You Are Interested In It apartment for insurance working 3-4351. more liatinga of all kinds from line. New six room Cape Cod, 4 9-9143. i WARPER OR CREELER for ny- ATTRACTIVE Portable House for condition. Private own- Philco Factory Supervised Service m . 3-5418. ion. Write Meriden Mills, 5Ieri^ Phone Now For Appointment couple. MI. 3-6370 after 5 p.m, 86.000 up. Call The Ellsworth Mit flniahed. Large lot. Decorate to 8-6836. - / camping. Ma,v be seen as.s'em- Phone Credit Manager SIX-ROOM Cape Cod. four fin suit buyer 113.200. Moran Real Call WILL HILLS den. Conn. bled. Call MI 3-6109 week da vs. ished, ceramic t)le bath, open ten Agency, Realtors. 50. 3-6930, HARTFORD CH 7-0358 NEW TEACHER and husband or Mr. Higgins, 50. 3-8609. Estate. MI. 3-4351. 'AutonobUca for Salt A need 3-5 room.', unfurnished, staircase, dormers, amesite drive. 14dl MERCURY A-Door Sedan, 5tl 9-9698 Business Opportunities 32 PART TIME Gss Station Attend LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN on After 7 P. M. CH 6*4690 fully equipped/ Mkrcomatlc. ant. Hours 6 to 10'p.m.. Mondav See It Day or Night - heated, in residential area, by Priced for quick sale. MI 9-8632. 50JST BE SOLD—6-'6 duplex. Ex CAMBRIDGE ST,—Cool, ahady, 1946, ’47. *48, CBEVHCS. ’ Forda, table 8' x 8', with over 100 ft. of No agents. j Mint sell. maaonable. 165 MANCHICSTER T. V, Service, CARVEL STORES Avwlable to through Friday. Saturday 12 to 1 Sept. 1. Write 410'a Garden cellent condition, large lot, all convenient. 514 rooms, one floor. Buicks, OldsmobUes. Complattly radio and T.V. specialists since qualified persons in Connecticut .00 gauge tracks, seven switches.' If you have no meana of trans st., Hart Hartford. Large porch, electric stove, re recmditloncd throughout Two Henry St., evenings. 10 p.m. Sunday 8 a'm. \n 10 \ double transformer. Ha.s to be portation, I’ll send my auto for \ conveniences. Call A. Reale, 50. 1934. Charter member of Telsa. area. These highly successful p.nw Apply in person. Van s | 9-1919. frigerator, Bcndlx. MI 9-5448. doors and four doors. No down 5U. 9-6660 or 5n. 3-4607. driVc-ln ice cream store franchises seen. MI 9t3892. you. No obligation. f a t hHER e r and high school daughter EAST HARTFORD—Clean as a imyrncnt. Good credit la oi^'otily Service Station, 427 Hartford I desire 3-4 room furnished apart, whistle 6va room ranch. Con SMART BRICK home of four Auto DrwinF School 7-A are now available. Carvel stores Rd. ' SECOND HAND WINDOWS and A B - E /R T S Ma n c h e s t e r ~ rcouiremant As low sis IS j ANTIQUES Reflnlihed. Repairing are delivered to you complete in ment or house. Ml. 9-7444. • venient to bus and school. Hot FQo>n*, full basement, oil heal, week. Coma in today, B4a Bob Doors. Al.so kjtchen set. Mis 43-45 AlXYN ST.. HARTFORD water heat, combination atorm MANCHESnfiR Driving Academy done on any furniture. Heman, cluding our own exclusive pat Free Aiito Parking landscaped lot with trees. 810,200. PRICE REDUCED $14,400 Oliver, at Cwter Motor Saloa, 461 189 SouUi Main St. Phone 50. DRIVftR-SALESMAN—Ambitiou.! cellaneous items. Call MI 3-8555 WANTED TO RENT by August 15 windows, screens and dnorat Nice' MoOebaatera oldest, most recom ented equipment and special for- Manchester married man between after 5 p.m. g Cor,,All.yh * Trumbull Mad'|t;Une Smith. MI. 9-1642, or Main St. mended, your safety, our busi- 8-5648. mula products. Training, ouper- or September 1. heated 2 or 3 lot with outdoor fireplace. Full MI. 9-1146. Owner moving out of' state. Five- 25-35 years of age for retail milk room and bath unfurni.'hed apart price 812,600. '46 CHEVROlArr SEDAN, ^ e u . LiMnae guaranteed. Stand vision, advertising and merchan route locateci. in Manchester and MUST SELL AT O.N'CE Four 8' room, two-year-old Ranch. In ex ard or /automatic. Mr. MIclette FkNCEIS EREfTTED, cedar splH dising methods.’ No experience ment in residential neighborhood. LARGE Six room ranch with beau cellent condition. Three bedrooms, doll. It's like new. Look rail, wire. etc. Phone MI. 9-5838, Vernon. Permanent position. long fluorescent ceiling light fix Wanted—To Buy .>>8 No objection to siibu'Cban area. MANCHESTER — Bus passes tiful view. Garage, two fireplaces, over! Drtve U. Flret man >r your poraoriol inotructor. Dial PI. necessary. Choice approved lo Must be. qiMlified to deal with tures, with louvres, four bulbs in living room and kitchen. Ample 3-7348 4ny Ume. or BU. 9-0483. ‘ cations available. From $9,000. One adult, middleaged business door. One block to shopping cen large lot. Manchester Associates, closets. Oil hot water heat. woman wtUi-a Uttl# cabbogt owns public. Quick and accurate with each fixture.' also National Cash woman. References exchanged. ter. Four room expandable Cape Realtors. Call Phil Hallin. 50. this. Bea me. personally. /Chat GONDER’S T.V. Service, available to $18,000 down payment rtquir- arithinetic. ynion shop. Health, Regi.ster. A-1 condition. Call GIRL S 20 " BICYCLE. Telephone Screens and combination doors. MORXiiOCK'B OIUVINO School. , ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central MI 9-6254. Write Box C, Herald. Cod on nice lot. For convenience 9-9221, 50. 9-3434, 50. 9-0884. Amesite drive and garage. Micv Qtneu^ rfttorM -8njt_ Um*^,_ ADtenna, ,conver>lcna. welfare and pension benefits. MI 9-2.'i00, plus, aee thia one for S13J100. ______*______TUcottvIlle.. Phlico factory supervised servica. ' Av«“ Hartsdaie. N T. or phone S'k ROGM ranch, all utiliitcs, con- I akUled, courtfoua instructor, White Plains 6-8300, collect Salary and commission. Apply. WANTED Girl's college tnink. . Exclu.'ive With Tel. Ml. 9-1488. Lincoln Dairy Co., 69 Ward Place. FOR SALE Tivo-ton commercial GLASTONBURY — About 6ve ..venient to school and buk^-Jine. TOU C A N T SEE itrom tha tneludsd. Inifired, dual alr-ronditioner: Tu-o years old. Phojte MI 9-0086 before 10 a m. Reafl Herald Advs. FRANCES K. WAGNER ______I standard and hydrSma- Hartford. Conn. or after 6 p.m. miles from Manchester Center. Call MI. 3-6105 for appointment, a t r ^ 1947 HudaouTl946 Niudi, $150. Call MI 9-8070. Nice clean six room home with Realtor 1947' Chevrolet, / others fropa U4 Ckrs. Ml. 9-7898. Help Wanted— Femak 35 OUTH HAWriSoRNE ST.—10 yr. 'Household Services WANTED all conveniences. Garage, barn, Mitchell 3-1157 .835. Look .behlnii office. OouglM ORIVINO instruction. All old Cape Cod. Six finished rooms. Offered 13-A WANTED ^ Experienced bakery MATERIAL HANDLERS Room.a Without Board ,')9 three chicken coops, work ahop, Motors, SSS Molh. , ^ m OQ insured dual control Buildine .Materials 47 /Notice 7 'j acres of land, Full price Full cellar, new oil burner and O PPO R Tuim r knocks! Eight cars, aUwlard or automaUc. FLAT FINISH HoUand window salesgirl. Inquire 5Isdichester Pub. |i BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious electric hot wsjter heater. Quiet GOOD WILI/uaed com from your lie 5tarket after I p.rh. 18” Perfection CAUCl'S ENROLLMENT $15,500, room home' in good location^ Capahlo oxperienced instructors. ohadea, made to meaaure. All Minimum Weight 160 Lbs. room with complete light house convenient location. Suitable for steam oil heat, garage. Owner Pontiac dealar. Good pricea metal Venetian blinds at a new Shake.s ...... per .iq. $12.20 I The Registrars of Voters, of ' y.A. or F.H.A.'mortgage. Small terma ^ t o w as |3 per week. Mi Oordner Auto School. 50. 9-8010, CLERK TYPIsT" — Recent school keeping facilities available. Will \ the Town of Coventry, Connecti MANCHESTER—11 lOOm two transferred. Price $13,600. Made JA. T-S680. low price. Keya made while you A ■ ■ No. 1 Clear Clam rent single or double. Children ac family dwelling. Centrally located. flown payment. Full price $11,500. line Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642 .or Clare Pontiac, Inc., 878 Main graduate., Good at figures, Opj cut \i1ll be in sf.s.'lon in the Town Immediate occupancy. Phone 50. MI. ^4545. wait. Marlow’a. porlunlt^ for advancement. . Ap Good opportunity for ad cepted < limited). Central. Reason, Large lot. Full price $18,000. 50. 9-1146. LARSON’S DIUVING School. C asin g/...... lin. ft. 7c able. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch St. Office Building. South Coventry, 3-6273. Briae-Burn Realty. WEAVING of burns, moth holes ply the Alexander Jar%-is Co., 5 vancement. $1.40 an hour to and the Fire House, North Coven 1951 CHEVROLET oUtloa hCanchastsr’s only trained and Framing, Canadian, Other Listings Available FIVE ROOM ranch, all utilities, certifled instructor. For your safe and torn clothing, hosiery, runs, Dover Rd. start. try, on Fndav. July 29. 1955, ' HEBRON ROAD— Artdover, 10- four door, eight ,vour .sizes ....per M $99,001^^^® '^’^' tnmlshed room, aujit ALICK CLAMPET room house, brand new chicken large lot with shade triees, good lo / heater. Power ioriy ty We ore trained to tea^ proper hondbage repaired, ripper rj-^ wOMAN TO care for smell child able for one adult. Cboking privi from 1:00 P.if. t o '5:00 P M. cation. Call 50. 3-6I9S tor appoint SiSniR,’-. ly. 50. 8-8075... I placement, umbrelioa repaired, Steel Cellar Sa.sh . .each $.1.50 leges. MI. 9-3884. ^ ' D.S.T., for the -purpose of receiv Realtor—50 9-4543 coop, capacity for 7.000 chickens, ment. new tires. 100%0% in ewery re and do housework. Live In or out. Apply In Person 16 acres land. Price $12,000. men’s shirt collars reverted ohd Write Box Q, Herald. Flu.xh Door.'i, ing applications for Enrollment ^ Ready to go. For the beat 1 care. WOMEN M.OST’^vcareful drivers. pnrh «7 Sifi f u r n is h e d ROOM—Near Main MI 9-3837. NEW CAPE eXJD, North Coventry. Bob Oliver, Center Motor Salea, replaced. Marlow'e Little Mend Clear Mahogan,v on the Caucus lists snd to make Never too old to learn. Female in ing Shop. ■' ' SPENCER RUftBER ’ u ’/r, i S'- Gentleman preferred. 50 any changes neces.ssr.v on such ATTRACTIVE Six room Cape, im Birch cabinets, baseboard heat, 461 Main St. CLERK T'ypiST to wail on coun-. 1 Passage Locks .. j BOLTON — Two years old, five structor. Standard automatic. ter. Opportunity to learn Nation PRODUCTS TO. .each $1,67 1 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. Caucus lists last perfected. maculate condition, ceramic tile ceramfc tile, bath, full basement. Dual Insured car. 51 and M Driv- Window Frames, Helen 'S. Westland bath both floors, cabinet kitchen, room ranch in excellent condition. Reasonably priced. See John Fay, 1954 CHEVROLET 4 heater, al Cash Register bookkeeping ma Chape! Street LARGE 51odern Room with all Nicely landscaped, corner acre lot. defroateV and aignal Ug Ing School. 5U. 9-6541, Ruildini;~ContiActinE 14 complete ...... from $11.25 Adaline G. Htff fireplace, storm sash,, garage, Route 44A, or call PI. 2-7830. i. Drivgn chine. MJist be quick typist and housekeeping facilities fully at amesite drive. Nicely landscaped, Select neighborhood. Ideal for leas than 8,000 imiloa., Uka'■ new STONE, BRICSCWork and concrete like figures. 40-hour week, alr- HAVE YOU SOLD BEFORE? Registrars. First Di.'trlct Do you have the aptitude for sell NATIONAL tached. Private entrance. In 816,500. Warren E.^Hovland, Real children. Asking $14,000. Own j 5IODIFIED six room ranch; en In every respect; See/ lb OUver Motbr^cles-^Bicycles 11 work. Call >0. 9-5451 days. 50. conditioned office. Blue Cross quire 101 Chestnut St. Gertrqde A. Haven er, MI 9-6187. today at Center Motor Soles. 411 ing? Do you think you can sell? BUILDERS SUPPLII^S Bunic^ K. Lo.vzim tor. Ml. 3-8600. / trance hall, fireplace, tile bath, 3-5043. Valentino Belluccl. benefits after first year. ; Call i f I oil Hbt water heat, aluminum Main St. BZCTCLB ftEPAHUNO oU types, 5Ir. Seiler, MI 3-1141, Manches If the 'answer to any of these Is 18rS tate Street ROOM FOR RBINT for one or two, Regl.strars, Second District ” yes" then we would like to talk ktom» windows, full cellar, split EagUak a spaciolty. Now open 4 ter Memorial Hospital, 8:30 a m. North Haven, Conn. with light housekeeping privi Dated at Coventr.v, Connecti rail fence, amesite drive, near 1951 CHEVROLET StylA Una de p.m. to 9:80 p.m, Manehcater XdA^N — Fieldstone a specialty. to 5 p.m. to you. We are an old reliable leges and bath. 5fl 9-4776. cut, this 18th day of July, 1955.' ’ luxe .sedan. Radio/ heater, Jet firm, and-due to promotions we Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 bus line, school, only '$13,500. Cycia Skop, 166 West Middle Turn- Entest Toth. Ml. 9-8207. Carlton W. Hutchins. 50. 9-5132, block finish. In mcellent condi pike. 50. 9-2CM. have an opening for an aggres ROOM FOR RENT. Bath, park tion. 1949 Oldsmopile ’’88” sedan, NEW CONSTRUCTION, remodel, AN IMPORTANT JOB 9-4694. sive man who wants to work hard Diamonds— Watches— ing.. For gentleman. Tel. 50 radio, heater. In Very good condi ing and repairing expertly done. FOR YOU! with an eye to the future. ' This 3-1406. tion. Douglas Motors, 333 5(ain St. BOY'S' 36’: Columbia Bicyole. in Estimates gladly given. Robert M. is a permanent Job and promotion -j Jewelry 48 Alexander. Ml. 9-7716. LARGE. Clean. Pleasant Room for Lots For Sale 73 1941-40 OLDER /Oievrolets, Farda very good condition.; Dfl 9-0389. is guaranteed to the right person. You fail have the .lati.sfac- Good salary while training, with LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- gentleman. Central location. other good tr^portatlon. Good GENERAL Construction, altara- poirs, adjusts watches expertly. 1963 HARLBTrDAVipSON Motor tion of doing intere.sting and salary, comnijssion and bonus af Private entrance, parking. ,,MI l a Ke s t .. VERNON' . credit enable^ us . to accney, you will convince you thia is the car ranges, vacuum cltanera. motors, stoves, combination electric and step in and buy—usually at a lower hands on it, that money is automati amall appliances. Iweiiung.' 180 BAR'i’ENDER—Full or part time. oil atovei, electric stoves. Jones roster you've been looking for! Barlow ROOFING—Specializing in repair Reply Box NS. c, o Herald, atat- • Suburban For Sale 75 cally saved but and invested in U. S. Motors, 43$^Mgin St., Manchester. 5Uln Street. 50. ^-6678, ing roofs of oil kinds. Also new, THE SOUTHERN ' Furniture and Floor Covering,-38 BEAUPRE^ - price. While others pa.y out interest, roots. Gutter work. Qilmneya NEW BNGLAND ing experience and references. Oak St. No phone colls. All sales nmm and BOLTON—Custom designed three you receive interest. Series E Savings Bonds. Now, these aeaaay^emam J954 CHfcVROLET-Bel Air Club DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, l(inal. MOTORS, Inc. Bonds earn such good interest that iii copied, vaevom cleanera,' irons, cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex TELEPHONE COMPANY Jjedrooni _ jonebu - 'Yotingetown Coupe. .Two tone green and Ivory perience. |i?$e estimatee. Call HANDIND 858 EAST CENTEB ST. kitchen, outstanding bathroom, . 9 years, 8 months, they pay you back finlih. Only 8,500 milek. A new suns, ate., NpoiNd. Shears, 806 Main Street ShnatioM Wanted— e l e c t r o . MASTER Electric n m ■yoav Hoyley. Manchester 50. 8-8361. Stove, brown metal bed with colored fixtures, car port, ameeite cor guarantee goes with this knlvea, mowan, etc., put into con- Female | 38 TELETHONS MANCHESTER TERMS — TRADES drive, large shaded lot. Prica^rdt $4 for every $3 you’ve put in. No w<»- seen to be appreciated. It’s more in the future. It’s the euied road Main, — — ...... WEbHBSDAT NIGHT B nCU lil —^ ______. A - local and long, dlatonce moving, 9-3814. c ^ 3-PIECE Ikspls Living Room Set, really customized. ataring you in ihe face for yeare: the to financial indhpendenoe. Taka that ' • 1903 Olds '•9S” 4rDoor. packing, atorag«. Call 50. $-8187. maple drop-leaf table, rug ' anti 7-4 SATURDAY AMD power Uwn mowert THREE WO50BN. i-'M, avtrago EXPERIENCED 7 ohorp. Ijtydramatic, radio, host. Hartfonl CH. 7-1438. Doga Birds—Peta pod, 12x12 ft., fire acreen, and ■ NEV^AN REALTY CO/ or, t^ U w oll liras. PuU ^ c a d and repaired. Work eamlnga ovar $1.00 j nitour. ‘ For irons, radio, odd chairs, lamps, $1075. Brunner's, RockviUa ItL Coil for and detlvejr. -UANCHB8TER Packago DtUvtry. quoUfylng Interview writo Box 5CANCHE8TER Pat Center, beau etc. Phone 10 9-8597 after 8 GAS STATION ATTENDANT - MI 9-6776 TalcottvtUg. ' . \ Ugiit trucking and po^ago dcilv- JK, c /o Harold. tiful baby porokoau, guorontoed' p.m> APPLY fl^CaU try, lUtrigtratora, .waahors and singing canaries, hamoters. tropi WOMAN to do oecretkriirial work, cal fish, pat foods and supplies. s e v e r a l 8 F t.' Cold-Spot Re* X946 FORD Ckmvertiblc. FuUliousa IjkND CUBARKD and construe- atove moVlag apoctotty. Folding COOKES SERVICE STATION MaSpoii point chotra lor rent. alL 84)783. Typing obUlty 10'*^ me utmost •06 Main St. 50. 8-4373, (Aton 8 frlgerators. OcM condition. Bor- peed UNO. oR«^ ^ 0 of lawns, reutaing walla Importonea. AApply inlporaon to o.m. to 8 p.m. dolly. Thuraosys 8 gaill—$28 e «A . 5 0 8-7928, MX MANCHESTER GREEN I traaa and huahoa out and; Mra. ktoynord'‘ at Muehi a.m. to 8 p.m, S, sad H. Groan I'lSOT for appoiatmant to In- ~ Arihur Oay, lO , M31S. Read Herald Advs. Motor aaloa. . •tampiA ' , N.,WUUam X a i^ , vleo peuai- dent in Miarga ad publle relaUors Town of the Man^teeter Trust Co., has^ baan named to the Public Relatlona '« M t a n i’a t Ou Hart> Committee.' of the OonneeUeut Manehe$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
