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

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/^-.. ■/'■ •. :n ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1955 V ■ANOHBSTBB EVHNmO KSHALD. M AIVCm TER. CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 29. If55 ' ' ■ 'parmta to caution their chUdron Donald HodgiRs, ot ’WUUmantlc C d t e n t r y Saddened by VeijUct: Bulgaria Limits Democrats See Talbott Case ifiwiober m b ia against patting stray dogs as )id and Rogar Itogra of Manchastar. ))S8 had stveral complaints lataly: • Tha group wtll ba iponaorad by rz Skywateh Schedule from different safttkms Of tha town the Public Health Nursing Aaan. ^tVSSRVICE Israeli Probe As Campaign Ammunition Salk Injections ZB A to Connicler 270 to Receive In the -wmedy ” aea How They - T W i i f i f T " of chllren being bitten. Lutheran Pastor Found ’ HeopItaUted . ' Run” Oct. 21 and 83 at WilUmaa- m m Greater Thlirf “ Ben Hdr" Two Applications Salk i^olib Shots tic Stato-Taachera OoUega. ttiSttaSS. Of Plane Crash (Continued'So^ Page Dee) T LdfcetiSeC Set^or T^e^ay SRltirtoy, JRly *• , - Mrs. Walter Kokoaaka is a m i - 5 m "THEODORA. “BIG HOUSE Midnight— 2 s.m'...... WilUam Stevenson patient at Windham Community HospdUliaad New U.S. Weapons Mrs. Philip Brehult of Bradbury at Heresy Trial Several members said they hoped, U. S. A ." 2 am .—4 s.m...... VehmleePe NeMtod i Oolumbia, July to (SpeciRl) MembriAl Hospital where. s)ia ia Coventry, July to (Special)— (CoBtlnned trooi Page Oae) SLAVE EMPRESS" Andover, July V i — ( Special) — 4 s.m.—8 a.m...... V«luRtoets Needed recuperating from an appendacto- Lane ie a patient at Manchester to Start the Job next week. j n i l •-In color Ilr*d*rick —’A public hearing will be h*I1. to • r. H. He also announced he waa giv­ ably heavy shielding that would be “THIS ISLAND EARTH" Dels 111 8 p.m.— 10 p.m. The kindergarten room Is lo­ Pastor Crist continued to head who wish* to pay the second terday. They were told at the Bul­ Aaai«er«arjreary Patty missed the first scMlon, according ...... VeluRtbeni Needed. ^ Hebron Road, are the parents of treatnients. Barbara Munson and Ounara Vin- ing up the partnership, which had required: to protect the crew, and "MA and PA KETTLE 10 p.m.—Midnight cated In “The Old Meeting Houae’’. keta all of Andover for the John his 225 meinber conRregalion after payment of their local proper­ garian legation that it was still flBB< to Mrs. Doris E. Chamberlain, Skywateh Post located on top of Manchester Police Station., a daughter bom Monday at Wind­ Anyone having difficulty with paid him more than $132,000 from I great power In rela- AT WAIKIKI” Kurptleee: r y e t an ^ owned by John Koselka,' who cM - ham Oimmunity Memorial Hoa- Robinson Conference where the an investigation by a flve-man ty taxes In time-to avoid pay­ awaiting instructions from Sofia principal. Volitnteera may register at (^Vil Defense HaiSiquartera, Municipal t>'ansportatlon has betm advised yta profit! in his 2 ', years In th e! „ „ „ the Weight of the engine. verted one' of its rooms for use'as piUL ______Rev. Stephen. Chamberlain will synod committee in June. He said ing interest on their bills. The on tyhether to issue them visas. 'CHIIDREISI III 2 CARTOONS Dr. little and Mrs. Robert Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 1-5 p.m. by the Robertson School office to deadline for payment is Aug. Pentagon. But A i added that during the a kindergarten. Being in a reai- serve as counselor. . I ' ^ W I there were ‘imixed feelings ’ >n the "W hat could a mission from Sen. Ervin (D-NCl, a member of ! Wubv ^nqlonds laujP^f Pl.iyqr nuiiil Arp i ' Grenon, newly-appolnted school contact Mrs. Frederick C. Rose congregation but that he would 1. After that interest accumu­ abroad find more than a Bulgar­ past-’^ix months the aircraft pro- dential aection, permission must be Adfvertieement— • the investigations group, told a nurse, will be in charge of the or Mrs. Joseph P. Eaton of the E a J ! not now attempt a breakdown of lates at the rate of one half ian commission"’ a Bulgarian pufsion project "accelerated, with miMt recent additloni. but another aion Are Annette AbraiUa. Diana granted for theToom to be used as ,For lumber, mason supplies and Advertisement— reporter he considers thosk two^ program. Young Mothers Club, co-aponsor the sympathy. He was called as per cent a month from July 1. diplomat at the legation remarked. the proml.se of nuclear-powered hobby is pursued in a sun room Bottum, Mary-Bllen-Bottum, Jan­ a klniiergarteK each year. . paints, shop at McKinney Lumber. For lumber, miaaon supplies and facts "must be considered" in ,re^ TO N lti Boekus CkaIrmaR ' i of* tliei project with the Public paints, shop at McKinney Lumber. pastor of Bethlehem church six .Admission Refused . flight considerably brightened.” STAR-rS A t a recent meeting of the devoted to plant cuUyrc. ice . BoRafleld. Teresa Brasitis, This will be the second year that Open all day Saturdays. Htolth Nursing Assn. Anyone porting findings. In reply ,lo a Lorens Ciarcia, Kathleen Coteman, Open all day Saturdays. Q^en Stxmt'pA. years ago. The Israelis, how;ever. \/ent oft ■The report Included these other Building and Finance Committee Oolumbia will hays a kindergarten who can help with transportation Bays Hearings 'Fair* question, Ervin Mid he dpubts the points: 1 TODAY LATE MARchester BpeRiRg H e ra ld Catherine Coslit, Elisabeth Gart- if ^permission la 'granted hfancbeelcr E v e a la g Herald will "ultim ately have a benefleial north to the border without the findings* could be affeejed much by which was appointed Sunday by for about an hotir la aaked to The pastor said he had a “ fair entry permits. At IhfVrontiSr post In general, the program for de­ ARdever rerreapoRdeRt, Mra. Paul aide. Ruth Geer, Kathy Giglio, Another item to be taken up by Calnlnbla correspoaiieRt. Mrs. Mancheeter Evening HeraM effect” upon the church. a resignation from,-Talbott. the members at the First Congre­ notify the women.. suid complete" hearing according afkou la, the Bulgarian officer in veloping reactors for civilian use At SHOW PfRRBlekl, telephone Pilgrim Nancy Holt, Karen Johnson, Mary the Zoning Board is an appeal from Frank MarcMsa, telephone, Coventry oofrespondent, Mrs. C. "It will be good for the church "Speaking for .rtiyself,” E rvin IT’S Joyt IT’S Fun! gational Church, Ronald Bdekus Naased to Board L. IJttle, telephone Pilgrim 8-6281. to his rights. He believes the trial charge refused to accept their and to drive submarines gnd ships 2:.V»— 8:4.5 2-8856. Kramer, Di*»fts Lechauaee, Claire the zoning agent’s decision on the ACademy. 8-80M. Burton E. Moore has been to decide and state clearly what its said, "it wouldn't make any great 6:45— 10:33 was elected chairman. Mrs. Roy Levesque. wjitten requests to crqss, saying "made greater strides . . , than For A ll At 10 P.M. Darwin was named .recording sec­ application of the Columbia Con­ elected to the Coventry Playera Given On C 0 . 0 . Deliveries structure and nature Is,’’ the Rev. difference. ' I wouldn’t think it in any earlier half year." Leslie ( McCaughey, Diinna Men EXTENDED FqhWBCART he would convey their iq>pIication retary snd Mrs. Lester Thompson gregational Church for a building Executive. Board replacing Mrs Crist said. I would afrtet the nature of our re­ Domestic production of uranium dall, Dianne Mikoleit, NsnCy verbally to hia superiors and give waa named corresi^ndlng secre- permit. An addition contemplated Clarence 8. Grant of ColumbtA The charges upon which he was port.'.t-'' ore aiid Its concejitrates "reached Moore, <3heryl-Ann Mozser, for the present building would Boston, July to (d*)—Tt)S temp­ an answer today. The ItrSelie tary.. who has resigned. riifilluvEMiES^ fur convicted Included that he denied spent last night in the neighbor­ A t the White House. Hagerty record levels—making the United Girl Scout Notes Paulette Houflc, Pauline Hourle, bring it close to the town line. erature In F rw England during Max Reimer was requeated to The Players will open its fall L AT LOW PRICES ' ^ the virgin birth of Christ, denied ing Greek town of Stdhirokastron^ -tbld reporters no resignation had States one of the world's leading Carol .Ann Oetrlnaky, Violet Pow­ A t Conferences the physical resurrection of Jeaua been received from or offered by submit plans for r * Mrsonsge of the next five days, Saturday jMaaon with a picnic Sept. 1. The The Israeli government, in^ '* uranium producers." ers, Cathy .ilay. Sharon Reid, Miss Kathy Beck, daughter of workshop play at Brookmoore Talbott. the committee’s consideration. Dianne Scruton, "Jane Scruton, through- Wednesday, will average Slid denied the authenticity o f a protest note delivered to the Bul­ Ctirrent experiments justify "a The inai'two week.* session at Mr. and Mra. John Beck, and Mal­ Barn will be "The Monkey's p Arthur Drug Sturts ^ number of miracles. A Capitol Hill source reported, ! kin holders, Alan Blum, Jackit "Woodward, ring as fhowera and scattered = ” m *BllACTa^=: "in appropriate terms” as soon as guildlng Code as adopted at a cal condition at St^ Francia Hospi­ 7 :4 5 P .M . AWNING COMPANY L view of the close and friendly ties Talbott, because Sharp said he outside the teat area was less than cork pine and been bags. Next Eugene Bergeron and D'avid G ^ . thunderstorms about Tueaday or full Information on tbe incident Town Meeting earlier this month. tal in Hartford. She is suffering ~li59 Hartford Road—-(Corner of McKet)—Te!. Ml 9-994G- which bind together all the pres­ wanted to retain his stock in the from the 1953 tesU, with the lev­ week they will be having cookouta, Dan Oamond and Jerry HenneqUtn Wednesday. Its WEST CENnot B IE E n ; was available. ■ els "well below those which could R is expec'ted that the dale of a ent members of the North At^ ^exaa Fund Inc., an investment doing sawdust molding and, sand from smoke poisoning. will attend camp next week, The British Foreign Office an­ impair the health of human be­ town meeting to name a building Her huslMnd also is at the hos­ _ I ------lanlic Treaty, the President Trust in East Texas of which he It painting. HurU Shutout nounced In London that Bulgaria Inspector will be announced pital and his condition is reported VALUE PAOKEB CAMERAS would, I believe, be reluctant to president. ings or animals* or cause damage Tbe 15 Intermediate Scouts in Ix)uia "Butch" SoraCchi pitched had agreed to let a British vice to crops." as good. He wae overcome by be put in a poaiUon of having to consul make an on-the-spot in­ Chairman Ru.sseII (D-Ga) M id shortly. the Other unit are under the lead­ a alfutout in the Bi-County League AT OUR CAMERA SHOP To Vole On AppllCRUons rmoke while rescuing their two invite . . . only six of the other 14 quiry into the crash, in which four ership of Alayne Murphy, with to put the locals in firat place. HEARING AID the committee had decided In a The Andover Lake p ro p e rty .-children. Barbara Elizabeth, 8, and members of the*''North Atlantic Britons died. A spokesman, said closed door session to defer action Cynthia Crehore assisting.. These The game was played at Hut- Owners' Assn, will meet tomorrow girls are divided into threq groups Ruth, 7, from the fire whltsh swept china n cid with Colchester who ■ottarios * Cords KEITH’S AUGUST FURNITURE SALE IBROWNUE HOUDAY: Treaty;’’ Britain would await the consul's on the nomination pending further NA'nNKR nAILY ARGUS report before taking any further study. evening at the Old Red Barn at 8 with each group working on one their Warehouse Point home early waa tied for first place. This Deora Opea Dallir 1;M e'ciock for the purpose of voting Aeeoftorios iH A SH c a m e r a : SUPER "75" BUMID, NOT NAME, TELLS action. There wka speculation Lon­ Sharp "acknowledged that some PerfernMcV'1:4ft of the following badges: outdoor Thursday. league of boys from l3'to 16 years- don would jom in the formal pro­ HiR CON[UTIO^/f o en applications for membership. cook, caraperaft and adventurer.. ; Fire Chief James J. McDermott old la sponsored by the Columbia Newtown, (P) Testimony that' companies whose stocks are repre Yhia Is a resumption of the aemi- FOR AIX MAKES tests. aented in the fund do business with They are making copking utensils and State Police Fire Investigator Recreation Council. Other towns CAMERA blood testa showed he wae not in­ ennlial meeting which was adr Richard Mlilligan said evidrhee in the league are Andover and $ 4 .9 5 toxicated cleared a motorist of a the government. EASTWOOD from wood, lashing a table and PERSONAL _ Beat value In Its Journed 30 days ago. showed' the blaze broke out near Coventry. drunkeh driving charge a(ter a But he said his interest in the planning an all-day hike. The high­ Hash Holder $8.20 price class. ) Bingo Planned the televijiion set which waa tqrned Warden Warns HEARING SERVICE long trial, here. ’The defendant fuhd -8.000 out of its three million Monr«D Dennis O’Keefe light next week will be staying' T«m RwtU The Old Red Barn will be the overnight in the cabin. on when the fire started. They said Walter Kokoazka. acting dog 18 OAK' ST.—M I 8.S281 was Edward Cordial. ahai;es—is so small it could not "in scene of a bingo party! on Aug. 6 Local Stocks any way" Influence his decisions !■ the Mnrn Lnno Many of the camp activities yes­ they had learned that the set was warden, has issued a warding to “Seven Year tn at 8 p.m. under the direction of terday were held in the cabin be­ In poor operating condition before ______' f “sriiTii , 24«Heur on pol|cy matters. He said he Harry Woods. Raymond Burnham . Preah Stocks of ] would Msign from hia offices in Itc h ’* cause of the inclement weather, the fire. will call the numbers. Refresh­ PhoMinishiiiq . Movie Film, PolarUd'. «4— toUo— nmAHwd Bp* the fun^and two absociated com­ is Cia«nuiSc#p9 the girls doing nosebag dramatics, -Film, Flaali JMlbe, etc.' And color 1:U ftitft ments will be sold from the new LIGHT FOR INDIANS M m A MkMtoteMk. tma. panies if pe is confirmed. t : l « f :t t pla>’ing charades and a game _^ji^l|^r_flnarantej2_ kitchen and snack bar which are called foreign shopping. FAMILY VACATIONS LuA at Ik* fkaraaks art o f the building- program of The. final jambof'est will be held C^ewiston. Fla, Uf) — Moat Of T le Lake Asan. ■ * the Seminole Indians in.the Ever- / Bid Askad is CIsMiuiScap* on next Friday, Aug. 5, with an t v ab e CerARiie Exhibition inspirational campfire to close the gladea live ii^ primitive chickees— Com plBf oiM Prompt Prtcripfiow S I fin t ' National Baaii An exhibition of ceramics and of M^cbester . ... 28 33 IPfiS camping season. At jhls tiny open eheltera consisting only ATLANTIC APARTMENTS oil paintings by Mrs. Theda John­ Harirond NaUonal cnmpflre. there will al-v> be a pre­ of a thatched roof mounted on four H IGH ST., ILO C K ISLAND. R. I. Baqk and Trust son of Andover Lake will continue sentation of appreciation awards poles. But 15 Indian families on Co. 834 84 4 at the Andover Library until Aug. HAROLD J. DWYER, Owner Conn.' Bank and tTIONED to "Do-Dads.” fathers of Girl the Big Cypress reservation have ______Trust Co...... 9. Mra. Johnson has studied the Scouts who have volunteered will­ wired their chickees and art re­ E Bedroom Apartment— 1 Week 860—2 Weeks $110 . .... 73 78 Marilyn art of ceramics at Middlefield. Mancheater Trust ...65 ing hands ( and untiring efforts to ceiving electricity • from a rural 8 Bedroom Aipartment Also Available T»MS ‘T'HE s e v e n y e a r Manoheater and Coventry studios electrification administration line Ptfia Inantmnea Oonpanlaa make Carhp Merrie-Wood a safe Catering Exclusively To Family Vacatlona . Aetna F i r e ...... ITCH! M/U1C41ESTER and how has a kiln in her own snd beautiful place for Girl Scouts. running SO miles from here to PHARMACY . . . 724 75'4 Is Cisrma.Srop« kt t:ll For ReaervatlonB Write TTo Above Address or Hartford Fire ... ---- 172 182 studio, / ( A ■ ^ ~ Girls atten(iing camp this ses- their settlement. — 459 Hartford Road~-(Corner of McKte)—Tri. Ml 9-9946- pl«s "Assela" witk Ocskls O'arels She prefers to work directly Phone Block Island 40-M ____ . . . . 89c------NOW 89c Conn. Power ...... 43 45 from Walter Van Arsdale, Coven­ U S T DAY I YtuStl try artis(, and has 10 paintings RUBBER PLANTS I r ’x 18’’ WIDE ...... $1.15 Hartford Elec. Lt. . .. 60 62ti WE HAVE A FEW GERANIUMS LEI^. MU n h -" Hartford Gas Co...... 3841H 277 IROAD displayed at the library. .She pre­ So. New England MI-$-n24/ fers lands(Uipes featuring build­ SATURDAY A I SALES ade ings since she and her husband Tel...... 43>i 45H TELEVISION RADIO SEKVfCE WOODLAND GARDENS Maneraeturtiie Oomoanles alfare an interest in architecture. They d esired and built their 188 WOODLAND STREET — TEU- 3H S-S414 Allied Thermal W. I. .. 5S S3 OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8 P. M. — J ( ^ J. ZAPADKA Am. Hardware ...... 22'4 24 V4 CkaBBcl I, New BkTeu.'Toea. (:M ( K-nt RED SOX VK. T in E B I home in stages, beginning in 1936 iMthsieDMk Drive in... Arrow, Hart. Heg...... 53' 56 C'kMael Ik HaTtfvrd, Coea. (IH) t -m e n a N a c t io n when the lake area waa sparsely Ckaaael la PitUlirld. Man. "TkoTljidy la Hidlaf” settled. A studio and ba^h are the Amo. Spring ...... 28>*t 31 Ckaaael n Sariacrietd. Matt. (IS) CHBISTOPHF.BS (olBfays picnry of porldn9) Bristol’ Brass ...... 13 20 Ckaaael ae New Brilala, Coaa. (Id) toFf e b Collins ...... 115 CkaMel U Waterbary, Coaa. (M> Ha l f h o u b d r a m a Ckaaael U Belyoke. Mat*. (U) FAVORITE 8TORV Em-Hart ...... 33 .. 31 . '‘Tn'raly-Oa* Day.” Fafnir Bearing ...... 43 46 t:W ( $-iV BEST IN MYStF.RV I.4uider8-Frary Clk. ... 25>i 27>i Friday TV **nirl le Dlntro.." S A t r E ltdi(hiir and let's discuss ■ :M ( I) OCTD4NIB ADVENTUBE (IK) SPORTS THRILLS N. B. Machine Co. 36^ 39 LATE MATINEE Moaa Preemaa U. 8. Envelope pfd. ... 73 78 (U> BIS •TIN TIN Spatial I CkenIHe Spraade Planning to build? Then come to McKin- «:se ( i) STAOK A j Veedei -Root ...... 5 «4 5S4 (IK) NEWS A WEATHER NumI MuNur nej’ for preliminary suggestions and ad­ (ID) K »fi'8 CROS.SSROAIIS THAT 3.98 values! Solid or multi, Modern starter set cpniaint The above quotauona are not to (tSKNEWS AT SIX W.HkENGUND vice. We can recommend competent build­ be construed as actual markets. > TWILKiHT THEATER ’ fringed or plain, twin size. 4 each: cupt. taucert. fruitt ^.1 HOPAIJlNft CA8.SIUV Ac- dinner ptetc»-e«t 2 . 9 7 ers and architect.”, or provide ready-made Oraon Wellea-Forredt Tucker (III Bin SHOW LUMBER GO. H u r r y ! ------2 .8 8 building plans. And when it come.s to build­ RECRI.’ITINO DRI>’E tj. Shot BlOy Ihr Kid" I - Singapore (A*) — There’s a rush •’TROUBLE IN THE GLEN’’ (MI'THK EARLY SHOW AcroM friMB Green Seboel ing materials . . . lumber, ma.son sup­ SATURDAY on to join the royal Malayan navy. "Myatery Janction" plies, hardware, paints . . . naturaljy we Recruiting officers asked for 80 ( K) SFOBTSCOPK dpm A l Dc^ Sotiirdoy HOME NEEDS SAVINGS SUN.: “BULLET FOB JOEY" (It) NEWS AND WEATHER know what’s most economical and b ^ t to candidates. Five hundred Malays, £mi s, , - ,v f ► 4MM.\ ' (U; PACTS FOBUM a.aer aeae.. aey.au v n,. , |SMa ------p Indiane* Chinese and Eurasfana (U) THIS KVENINU /-■ ------5PIC use. You’ll enjoy using McKinney services. “ Bring Your SniUa Aloag" ( K> WEATHER FORECAST *:I» ( S-Jt) DEAR PHOEBE Vftlihto mit lltimaa dUmla Ankam-mla turned up at the Singapore naval t.iit.Hi'i'.■ PHlGROl^i —Paler LawtanI 3 31 We’re right on Route 44-A, just oast of ! < K) THE NEWS TODAY (11) THE VISE 9.ftB mkAmp Adhliil dIPMth’ diMthdM t^ g u ld rly $ 5 9 .9 5 / base. (It) WORLD WE LIVE IN "Tke Verdlel” P'* Zn47 Bolton Notch, where there’s never a park­ (W ) RAY MILLAND SHOW C^AVldifi Plwiil . (S3) HALF HOUR DRAMA IS THE XAST DAY '5 1 ing problem. - McmehMtBr .. _ THRRE LIYr I HEY • 1 4 ie;te ( AJD SPORTS REEL Nichols T in Co. (IK) Se c r e t p i l e u :s.a . PlkTFORM ROCKER undercurrent SHOW! ‘I Weal la Havaaa’’ KIDDIES IJS) tlA R LY M T E SHOW TUBELESS TIRE (Se-U) WI.NDOWS and OTTOM AN "Roie'e Ray,*!. 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J Vi' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.'MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1955 TAm-mPt IIAKCHESTER EVEfnNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 29^ 1955 7^------■ — R o c k v ille R o c k v U le H ai Bpyie With Hamikon 20 Years AboutTown Extend Lease X WANTED Intend to Ask Dr. Barry Urges Parents u v e r This Man Sells Sod Selectmen Ask Field Use Vital Jasper Wyman, SO, Berlin, was On L a n d to Damages for Bring Children to Clinic arrested thia morning on m . 15 s a l e s h e l p ~ OFFICE HELP B l a s f s I ^ C by State Patrolman Charles Sanga County Home T o BaU Players and charged with speeding. He CountryjCluh For Golf Greens . Burton’s has openings fo f alert, plei^ n t women, Assault Here Dr. Joseph Barry, school doctor, •is scheduled to appear in court Petition Claims today stressed the urgency of D i x o n j a i a s Aug. 5. For Town Use who are available by September 1 ifor full time parents bringing their children In ^ Cheney Bros, has offered the , New 'YW'k (g^lViUlam Mit­ a drainage «xpei:t, a landscaper positions. 5-day work week, salary plus incentive Two RockVilla,women, allegedly 'The W'edding of Miss Audref U Manchester Country auto a 8-year chell, who is 43, flW 10 different Rockville, July 29 (Special)— to the antipollo Inoculation clinics and a meteo'rologist.” ' RockvIlle'July 29 (Spocial)—The Om ) proyrou hao b**n tha raport- attacked and robbed by Patrolman Kroll. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. extension of its presqnt Isare on types of oirck-aft' aa a, Navy flight Bill feels, knowledge of the Vernon ^oard' of Selectmen have The Uttie League vyiU circulate a bonu.s, liberal store discount, pleasant working con­ ed davalopmenl of a rocket engine that will be set up in five schools'| Stephen Kfoll of 613 Main St . and the golf course property on 8. Main John Mahoney on June 26. have Inatnictor during the '^ut World weather is Important since he was sent letters to the Board of petition In protest to the recent ditions. Apply in person, please. Burton's, Inc. ' « t unpracadentad powar. in town next week, even If it in­ phis. T>iin;, decided to build a Karl P. Kuclenski. son of Mr. and St The Herald learned this after­ hit by three hurricanes while build- th« « p « r U do not ytt know. notified the town they intend to War and -is now one ot perhaps Finance ari6 the Board of Educa­ Pa'rking Improvement Aasn. pro­ “'h i i'la ^ a hona that they can, It ia deacrlbad aa generating a terfere with Vacation plans. poyver plant of its own. Mrs. Paul Kuclenski of 149 Osk noon. The terms of the hew lease in* one course—but still managed ‘ carry Inatrumenta. Bven If they | thruat of 260,000 pounda at aea claim damages against the town In a sum-up statement on evi­ St., will be solemnised tomorrow have not been completed 'twit will . 16 men who design Amorica'a to finish It on schedule. tion sug^e'stlng study of the posal to TOnvert the Recreation WM oaplained, valumbla levelfive tlmea the power gen- aa the result of the incident. Resumption at this time of the morning at 9 o'clock in St. James' be accepted by the club. Preal**"! r golf courses. He has -a 9-hole course on his County HomA property st Vernon Field in the center of town Into a inoculation progfarn haa run Frank Hanson dence so far on SBC dealing with He Is also one of the nation’s r ^ S ^ a t l , m ^ t l » Earth'd upper!artiled by the firat long-range • Atty. Stephen E. Ktdcham of Church. Robert McCann said today. The 500-acre New Hampshire farm. Center, including buildings and municipal parking let. head-on into family vacation plans Frank Hanson died at the the financial aspects of Um con­ current lease expires Sept. sQ. top sod salesmen. He sells golfer land, with a v i ^ to possible pur­ H S i * .fockat motora uaed by German Rockville, Counsel for one of the Manor.Convalescent Hom^ How about his own gaii.e? The. petition states, “We feel ^ ? « ^ t a a WUld d Mi*)mHlUry aclentiata to propel the women, 'notified the town this in many cases, but Barry said: tract, Kefauver said. ’ Mrs. William P. Cotter. 457 E Preliminary details on the new , grass—turf for putting greens. "At 14 I could shoot in the SO’s,” chase. that the demand for this space for S r w mtnutpa. a o 'v -2 bombardment rocket into the "Giving a child a shot of vaccine da.'f. It ia a highly apeclalized field. The letters have beeif written in morning that his client and the For several years had been "The record before us clearly Center St., has been admitted to lease were submitted by Cfienay he said. “ At 25 I was In the low parking is very limited and that now will help him develop Im­ St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, for Bros, this mornlpg at a meeting The firm Mitchell hcade has sold 70's, but when I was 29 the Navy view of the announcement that it 'Win not be extensively used even other woman, represented by Atty. making his home wifh a daughter shows a -altuation was created some ‘ three ’‘million square feet r- a dav or two thaia would be op- targeta In England. Robert Pigeon, will "look to the munity to polio before the peak of (Nervation. Mrs. Cotter is a held at the main office on Hart­ upset my life a bit. Right now I the property will be\on the market if this step were to be taken." It polio season in September.” and son-in-law. i 0 . and Mrs. Fred­ which made It Ifnpoaslble for your 75 -1 acres—of golf greens grass AMESITE DRIVES • rry .“ r ' Baalc to creation of a apace town for damages.'' commission to sit in this.matter teacher at the Manchester Green ford Rd. Representatives of the \ can respect the problems of the soon. The letter calW,attention not says the only parking problem However, no child who is ellgi- erick Leadbetw. 30 Hackmatack firm who were presentnrfL«'»nt Includedincllldcd \ stnee 1933 and now haa a fourth golfer who worries about littting only to the smaller school build­ * * ^ & u ' « W w t i b n . ara^to Mahoney, suspended from this St. ss an. impartial and unbiased School. occurs once a week for a few No Menoy Down * 36 Months to Foy thia velopment of long range. Intercon ahle for a shot of the Salk vaccine Ward Cheney, nresident. Horace million square feet growing In a 100. ing, which has been used for hours, while over 150 boys have ha in fo rm e d ^ the orbita luiceforce iinmvuiai.eiyImmediately aiiPrafter ti-e in- i . . , . — r . . ^ ^ Born y t ( Sweden on March 23. judge of the case. valley near North Sutton^ N. H. the tinental balliaUc miaailea. cident ia under obsen’ation at the whose parents want him to get 'The importance of , approval The Rev. John R. Neubert, min­ Learned and Raymond Goalee. Me-' "I’ve been so busy I don't get kindergarten classes, but also to participated in the ^ttle League aatclUtca win travel and Ruaaian and American aclentiata. It will be left out. Barry indi­ 1872. he''^had been a resident of "We feel we have tJie vvorld's much of s chance to play golf my­ the .large main home. Jt includes r PAVING • DRIVQMfAYS Csnn, CTarence .Anderson, vice frequencleai on which they will Institute for Living in Hartford Mariphesler sinfe 1906. He was a of the Dixon-Yales deal by your ister of the Community Baptist Hamilton Propeller Photo HamlU/’n Pripeller Photo program this season. This num­ are engaged In a tight race' for cated He said "some arrange- Church, will conduct services Sun­ president; Joseph Handley, secre­ largeet golf greens riiirsery,” said self anymore.’’ a modem kitchen, adeqlibte heat­ Daniel K. Ostlen Jr, kkoadeaat. If it ia poiatbla to equip He is under JIO.OOO bond charged retired weaver at , Cheney Bros. commission was well known to Bill. Andrew Ofiara ber W'ill Increase from year to year • PARKING AREAS perfection of auch mlMllea. Air with armed robbery and at­ ment.s " will be made to provide day ■ afternoon at 2 o'clock at tary-treasurer; Robert Smith and ing system, good water system, because of the upswing,In child thoni with radio. Force offlclala aay . gubatantlal the vaccine for those youngsters d a member, of the Emanuel Lu­ your commission before they un­ Benjamin Cheney represented the "If all the turf we have pro­ sprinkler system. Between 15 and ' Andrew Ofiara of 102 Wetherell St. and Daniel E. Ostlen Jr. ot ^ ^ a whole project ia dealgn^ aa tempted rape. theran Church. , dertook to hear the case. For­ Laurel Manor and Green Lodge population, the Little League said. progreaa haa been made recently Mahoney allegedly attacked the unable to attend a clinic ne: Convalescent homes. These ser­ Country Club at the session. duced were unrolled in a strip it 18 acres of land are available. 98 Walnut St. recently completed 20 years service with the Hamilton 'part of thla country'a participa- in the intercontinental baliiatlca Besides Mrs. ” Leadbetter, he mer Chairmen Ralph Demmler would make a highway 1,000 Striking Drivers The Selectmen say a recent Standard Division of the United Aircraft Corp. Oflara.is employed "We feci that Ujting the Recre­ tlSi in the inUtnatlonal geophyai- women aa they were driving to week. vices are under the sponsorship of Decision by Cheney s to extend miaaiie. i .Make-up f'llnic leaves another daughter. Mrs. and the other members of your miles long — and that's a htlltiva' survey shows the "fair market In the machinie department as a salvage repair man while Ostien is ation Field away" from the boys cal year, from July 1957 to De- Rockville. commission kenw perfectly well the Manchester Council of Church­ the lease spiked rumors during the would be an unjustifiable mlstatto'' r ’ll Mltdwll S42H But aoma othera, including Sen. Garfield Keeney of Manchester, ps-*1 two weeks that the 176-acre long putt.” Refiiseil Benefits value" to be In the neighborhood a foreman In the inspection department. cemter 1956. Barry was. not prepared^to' say and two grandchildren. when vou sat ss judges on this es. '^ e entire four million square the petition concluded. H Symingt'dn (D-Mo). former Air what the "arrangem ent will be Country Cltb property would be of $47,000, and believe the County S id j BwMln In Program aecretary, have expreaaed feat The funeral will be held Sunday case that the Atomic Energy feet have sprung from a four­ Commissioners would be favorably A number of Little l/eague ball M anchester The period haa been aet aa*d« by but it appeared likety.^that either sold to (1) private Interests or grade potatoes, to attend the Tol­ fice from I.,ew'is W. Renaud to players w'lll circulate the petition that the United Btatqa ia behind in afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Commission, the Bureau of the (2) develoipecs. The area has been square-inch patch of velvet bent, Hartford. Cohn.. July 29 Inclined to receive a bid from the •oma 40 natioha, Rusala Included, U.S. Will Buy a make-up clinic be held in Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Budget, the Justice Department land County Vegetable. Judging Robert L. Baum for property on throughout the city on Sunday, ac­ the race. appraised at $456,000. a south German variety of graWs Drivers who actually struck for town. . Windermere. \v e ., Vernon, and * for reaaarch and worldwide ob- September or th^/ serum will be St The Rev. Elari Modean will of­ and ihe White House wanted this Governor Calls planted by Bill's father, an agri­ They'close their communlBotlon and Selection School to be' held at cording to President Watts S. If any dataila of the project atlll TKe current lease rails for tha higher wages during the 42-day the University of Connecticut on quit claim deed filed from Rob­ tervationa in the field of the Earth await development. It Isn't known made available the child's phy­ ficiate and burial will be in the .d*ai approved." cultural teacher, 32 years ago. with the following, "To sum up, It Shattuck. THE THOMAS COLLA CO. sician. ,/ Country Oub to pay Cheney Bros. Southern New England trucking Tuesday 2 at 7 p.m. ert L. Baum to Rose F. Baum for aclanoaa, yet, for example who might con­ B riiish Jets Haddam Cemetery. Memos made by Robert A. Mc­ $300 annually. Also, the club must The gras.s, which grows swiftly tteup were not entitled to unem­ appears that from an original He also said the Uttie, League Tho aateliita program, on the Meanwhile/Iiians for the clinics, FriSnds may call at the funeral PUC Probe of Ow'en 8. Trask, assistant exten­ property on Windermere Ave. 251 BROAD,STREET MANCHESTER. struct the satellitea, wtiere they Dowell, a director.of the SBC di­ meet taxes on the property which and chokes out weeds, makes the ployment compensation, it was an­ cost basis ($47,000 is not our sug­ New Patients planned' to w'rite Its four sponsors kaala of preaent, rough plana, la to be held/'Tuesdsy and Wednes­ home tomorrow from 3 to 6 and vision of corporate regulation. Ke­ kind of thick emerald carpet gested buying priceV plus altera­ sion horticulturist of the Univerr asking them to express their might ba launched, whether they amount to $3,163. nounced yesterday. slty of (Connecticut, will give the Cit.v Ho.spital listed tw'o now expected to coat aoma 110 million. can be hollow and carry Instru­ To Help RAF day. are g^ing ahead. Barry said from 7 to 9 p.m. fauver said. "demonstrate once golfers. like. The sod matures In tions necessary, would give us views on the controversy. The Preaidantlal preaa aecretary he and. Dr. Nicholas Marzialo. New Haven RR Country Club officials have been State Labor Cmr. Renato E. Rlc- instructions. patients today. They are Mrs. ments or whether they must be morp tpe unwholesome manner in working feverishly for the past six two to three years, then is clutl ahd Joseph M. Tone, execu­ facilities needed at a giinlmum of Moreen Conlombe of 8 Becker sponsors are the Elks, Moose, Po­ Jamea C. Hagerty told the newa solid. town officer, hope to have which this whole deal was con­ harvested hy being cut into cost.” The lettfr is signed by the Club Agent Gray reminds gar­ lish American Citizens’ Club and tOontinuOd from Page Oue) months, soon after Cheney Bros, tive director of the State Unem­ den club members. >yho already PI., and John Nelson of Ellington. conference that: the Clinics staffed with from 20 ceived, developed, and finally con­ (Gontlnoed from. Page One) strips a foot wide and four feet ployment Compensation Commis­ three members of -, the Board of the Kosciuszko Benefit Society. “ I would like to atraaa that thia to 24 doctors and about 60 nurgea. was told to the J. P. Stevens Co., know how to judge vegetables, that fighter force with modern swept- summated." trying to get the lease renewed or long. sion. said the commission had Selectmen. Herbert I. Pagan!, It w'Bs also learned at last project la entirely for acientUic /In addition, he said the town Funerals 'The strips are rolled up like Franklin G. Welles, and Edgar H. they are eligible to participate in All Talcottville and Vernon wing jet aircisft .at an, earlier Singling out a memo he said railroad la unsafe. Rather, It will a new' one drsw'n up. The fruits reached this agreement regarding news,Items are now being handled night’s meeting that a trophy will Town Undecided .fiealth Department Is working McDowell gave the commission deal with complaints of delays, rugs, rushed to distant golfing Wilson. the State 4-H Vegetable Judging you mean," ha was asked, of the all-out campaign to save tha compensation. through The Manchester Evening be placed in competition during the date than .would otherwise have through Parent-Teacher groups to Donald D. Strong last Aug. 31. afteih* conference overcrowding, break down of air greens by trailer truc'k. Mitch­ Franklin G. Welles, $ member Contest to be held at the Univer­ 1956 season. Known as the Stephen "fs distinct from Warmaking pur Country Club were, realized follow. Drivers for firms that abut down sity of Connecticut, Hicks Arena, Herald, Rockville Bureau, located On Filling Post been possible, and at a critical provide parents to serve as clerks with Edgar H. Dixon' of the Dix- conditioning equipment and other ell's workmen go ahead by plane operations at the start or during of the Board of Selectmen, Is also J. Von Euw Trophy, It will be poeea?" ' > The funeral of Pfc. Donald Dean Ing today’s meeting. a member of the committee tomorrow. Those planning to take at I Market St., telephone.'Rock­ time In our re-equipment and to supervise the children at Strong. USMC, son of Mr. and on-Yates group, the Senator quot­ matters. to prepare the site. tho strike were eligible for un­ ville TR 5-SI 36. sponsored by Andrew Binheimer "If you wish, yea," Hagerty re the clinics. Riblcoff said his action is the Golfing is a big industry now, selected to recommend a site for a part should report to .Prof. J. M. plied "The data that will ba col srrsm." Mrs. Milton H. Strong of East ed it as saying; employment compensation. The and a group of his friends. 443 HARTFORD ROAD The town may change Its plans Production Halted Some .1.132 cubic centimeters of result of "many protests by patrons enjoying Its biggest boom since commission ruled that the "drivers ne'iv high school. Lent, superintendent, by 9:45 a m. The League voted that In order fected from this development will Hartford, formerly of Manchester, "Mr»rDixon says that under no It is also understood that the Tournament Game About 12.300.000 people have OPEN EVERY:vE|n EVENING 'TIL 9. for hiring an assistant clerk of the At' that time, the R.\F ws.s the vaccine enough for that who died suddenly Tuesday at of the road. . .particularly com­ Womans Son Hurl the 1920's. Surveys show more were prarltcally shut out of their to retire the trophy, a team muat be available to all acientists circumstances w’ill he permit Mis- money is spent on it than any Tolland County Farm Bureau Is The Rockville Little League Air- been added to the U.S. population works to aid James L. Perry, having difficulty in the use of many shots is now under refrig­ Camp Lejeune. N.C., will be held sissippi'Vallev to nin its transmis­ muters’ in the Fairfield County positions." since the 1950 census. win it three times. throughout the world." area." In that area, thousands of Other sport except fishing. alao Interested ' in the smaller Star team will play Windsor Locks Beaefita to Mankind clerk, in his - inspection work at guns on early models of the eration in the Health Department tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock sion lines into Tennessee and 111 Urasli Here Office personnel working for Hunter. The trouble compelled a office in the Municipal Building. commuters travel dally to New Mitchell, like many men In the struck firms or those' which shut building at the County Home, to tonight at 6 o'clock at Recreation What wUl thia rather tantaatic the high school under construc­ in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. thereby be subject in any wsy to relocate its office*.' Field in the finals of the District development, mean in the way of halt In production for some de- Eligible for shots from this Burial will be in West Cemetery. the laws of the state.” _ York for work. business, credits President Eisen­ down, were eligible for unemploy- tion. The study will be conducted by Emblem Club Picnic Three Tournament. The local team benefits for mankind? General Manager Richard Mar­ .sign changes. supply, according to the State Friends may call at the Holtnes "Thus,” Kefauver said. the A 2-car accident ori W. Middle hower for spurring the revival of merit compcn.sation berau.se they Health Department, .are those the commission’s engineering end Tpke. opposite Tower Rd. this Intterest in golfing blit feels the The Emblem Club will hold a won the privilege of playing in Various scientists at the con­ tin said today of. the six persona The British announcement said Funeral Home. 400 Main St., from SEC was on notice aa ea«ly as did not take part In the strike, the hot dog roast and picnic at the OF MANCHESTER ference, representing the National the exchange of hunters for youngsters enrolled during the 6 to 10 o'clock tonight and to­ Aug. 31. 1954. that by deliberate accounting sta/f- It will Investi morning resulted in a total of $1.- boom is really just getting under commission ruled. the district finals by defeating Cov­ aETCHER DUSS GO. __ MltcheU who applied for the $4,560 a year gate all phases of operation and Elks rtome grounds on August 10. entry, Tri-Village and Stafford Academy o t Sciences and the Na­ poaL.-mly one was foiind by the F86s would begin shortly. T>e just concluded school year in morrow morning from 9:30 to design...... the. Dlxon-Yiatea people 000 domagea, and sent two per­ way. 9-7879 Grades 1 through 4. pflssenger service. sons to- Manchester Memorial '■'There are only about 7,500 starting at 4 p.m. Several surprises Springs. tional Science Foundation, said State Personnel Department to Sabres are now being rehabilitat­ 11:30. were seeking to avoid the jurisdic­ are being planned by the commit 188 WEST MIDDLE IliRNPlKE that there are poasibllitiea in sev­ iheet the training and experience ed in preparation for their return Three Grettpa tion of the State of Tennessee over The study will also Include Hospital with undetermined in­ courses in the country," he ob- Registrars In Session check of arrival and departure juries. . served. "About four millioif. people Bloodinobile Visit tee In charge. c o r n e r eral directions, / requirements. That applicant is 76 to the United States Air Force. These youngsters are broken Daniel P. Sokojowskl an operating company which Dix- Selective Service Hour* The Registrars of Voters DURANT ST. For one thing, more informqttbn years old. down Into three groups: Largely attei.ded funeral terv- on-Yates would pivn and control times from terminals within Con­ A state car driven by Perry play 'golf regularly, but there are Charles H. Weber and Francis B. and which would supply power for necticut. The commission has the Howarth of Rocky Hill skidded 74 four million more who would like The selective Service office In may be obtained about t ^ Iono­ Martin said he did not feel it I^S. W.4RNS TITO ITTho-se who participated in the Ices for Daniel P. Sokolowski of Here on Tiiestlay the Professional Building. Park Cratty are holding a session until NEW LARGER QUARTERS sphere, wblchi is importanMn would be fair to ask a man of that Belgrade, Yugoslavia, July 29 field trial of the vaccine In 1954. 188 Birrfj St. were held this morn­ consumers in the Stale of Tennes- power to direct the railroads to feet before slamming into the rear to." 9 o'clock this evening at the office PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING They are entitled to a booeter correct any undesirable conditions. end of a 1952 Packard driven by Bill, who has motiernized some St., has announced the office will communications. age to do the climbing and stren­ (>P) 'liie United States reportedly ing at 8:30 at the Holmes Funeral see ’ — .. be open only, on Tuesday and of the Town Clerk, for the purpose Information may be obtained uous work which would be part of ha.s warned Yugoslavia that con­ shot. Home and at 9 o'clock in St, John’s Another McDowell memo, Ke­ Commissioner Loughlin. at the Mrs. June E. Fuller of 693 Hiirt- 30 old cour.ies, is now building his For the past five months, the of enrolling names of registered fauver said, indicates by its enure Governor’s suggestion, will try to ford Rd. Mrs. Fuller’s car was sixth new course it’s for the blood program in Manchester has Thursday, 'during the next two AUTO GLASS INSTALLED which may improve weather fors' his job. struction of Soviet MIG fighter 2. Those who received their first Polish National Catholic Church. weeks, from 9 a.m. to 3/30 p.m. voters on the caucus lists of any casting. / Martin said no decision haa been planes here might senously affect injection thi.s past spring. They Hie Rev. Stephen StryjewSki of­ tone that the "deal was going to coordinate the Investigation with knocked 88 feet os the result of Putnam Country Club at Mahopac, met with very little success. Dur­ political party. Those wishing be approved." He added: similar probes by the Mosaachu the impart. N.Y. ing the Isst visit of - the Blood- During the other days until Aug. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS A better idea may result of the made on how' to .fill the position.’ U.S. aid to Prsident Tito’s gov­ are eligible for a second shot.. ficiated, and Henry Crsyb waa at- 13, the office will be closed for to change 'their party affiliation He also said it might be possible, ganUt. Walter Grsyb and Mrs. "If one reads these memoranda, setts and New "York State Com Investigating ■Patrolman Wil­ "Golf is one thing that hasn't mobile to Manchester. July 1, 46 effects.'of the light and ultra ernment. 3, Those in the first'four grades vacation. should also notify the registrars violet radiation from the sun. particularly since the mechanical last year who. for any reaaon, Stephen btryjewski sang "In the along with the other information missions. liam Cooke said that both cars Increased in cost,” he said. "It pints of blood were donated, l04 MIRRORS (Firoplaco and Door) Well informed sources said' the New, Haven Railroad President Dance Postponed today. More information may be ob­ sub-contractors on the job have warning was given the Yugoslav have not yet received their first In­ Beautiful Garden," "Nearer My that has been developed on this were traveling east on W. Middle used to take 200 men two years pints short of our quota. A committee consisting of Al­ moved ahead so fast, that the case, and then obaerve.s how the Patrick B. McGinnis commented: Tpke., when Mrs. Fuller slopped to build an 18-hole course. With ' Theae donations are no longer The public square dance planned tained on cosmic rays and meteor­ Foreign Office by U.S. Ambassa­ jection. However, the parenta 'of God to Thee " and "At the Dark for last evening at Henry Park, derman William Stiles, Raymond PICTURE FRAMING (oR typos) ites town will not hire an assistant. thase children must sign and fill Grave." Burial was in St. John's commission and Mr. McDowell s "The New Haven Railroad wel­ to make a left turn into Tower Rd. modern machinery we can do It available as whole blood, ' since dor James Riddleberger. Officials attoi-neys from the division of cor­ comes. as It has in the past, and whole blood can only be kept for was postponed due to inclement B. Spielman. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., \ The study of the ionosphere, an The assistant was- to concen­ would not comment on the report. a permiasiop alip. Cemetery. Howarth, .who said liis attention now -with a dozen men In a year." and Alderman John H. Peters, has WINDOW and PLATE GLASS trate his efforts on inspection of porate regulation prevented im­ will continue to in the future,, in­ was attracted by a loud noise to Because of the increa.scd use of 18 days and then must be pro­ w'eather and will be held Thursday electrified part of the Earth's at­ Rumors that Russia has ex­ The State Health Department The bearers, %)> members of Ihe evening from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m/ been w'orking in an effort to add mosphere extending from some 66 heating, plumbing and other me- also said'that out-of-state children Polish American Club,' were portant information from getting vestigations- by any proper regu­ his right where the new Green the steel - shafted club and a cessed into other, derivatives. A JALOUSIES: IneUUation U Quirk, Easy and EconomicaL pressed willingness to supply Yu­ in the record, then It is difficult to latory agency.” continuous fresh supply muat be Unemployment Decrease* names to the caucus lists of both to 200 miles up, may bring Up .chanical aspects of the construc­ goslavia’s avlsiinn industry with vacatioiilng in Connecticut are not Michael Llebiedz, John T>’ox, Ben­ Manor Sho ip.ng Center is being sprightlier ball, golf courses now- parties. C0>^TRACT0RS: $VE HAVE IN STOCK tion. reach shy timcluslon other than constructed, applied his brakes stretch a minimum of 6..560 yards, kept on hand at all times to lake There w'as another slight drop REFRIfiERATORS a s proved communications. a license to build the MIGa have eligible'Tor Connecticut’a share of jamin Tarasiuk. Bolesjaw Ko- In the number of unemployment Will Announre Schrdula It la from the ionosphere that Meanwhile, Perry is scheduled the vacclne/= Theae children muat lontaj. Hipollt iiurlowicz and Bole- that the lalef public hearings were when he saw the Car stopped in compared to 5,800 yards in the care of hospital needs. The need MEDICINE CAUNETS and SHpWER DOORS circulated here recently. nothing but a fraud and a sham. for blood Is greater than ever, and compensation claims taken during Dr. Francis H. Burke, health long-range radio waves bounce to take a 2-wesk vacation begin­ The rumors could not be con­ get their ahols in their home e.'aw Pitsciuk. Bridges Acquitted front of him, but he skidded right old days. WADHERS LOW ning Aug. 6. VJctv Frid, archi­ The case had been decided before into it. according to police. once again Manchester residents the W'eek ending July 23, with 166, officer, says that a schedule' for Open Saturdaya—Open Thursday Evenlnga back to Earth and overcome the firmed but Rlddleberger's warning, 'states. Many beautiful floral tributes The price tag for a new* golf the polio vaccine w’lll be an- Earth's curvature. Sometimes dis­ tect, and the vamus mechanical Clinic Schedule the cdfrimlssion convened." Mrs. Laura Fish and her son. will be given the opportunity to as compared to 175 for the week ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN reportedly came just before a fpr- ^ were received. course? from $100,000 t o '$200,- ending July 16. How'ever, the num­ ounced as soon as the serum is RANfiES a s turbances In this layer interfere engineers connected with design­ Protests Evidence Of Red Link Count Stephen, of 81 Oliver Rd.. ,who . donate a pint. elgn policy speech this week by The cllnica will be held on TueS' 000 actually delivered here. It is ex­ with broadcasting. ing the school, have agreed to Armstrong protested' -that the were riding in Mrs. Fuller's cai. But designing a golf course isn’t On Tuesday, Aug. 2. the Blood- ber of Initial claims rose from 12 Tito. The President said a dis­ day at the Waddell. Buckley and to 21. pected that enough w'ill be re­ Vital to Space Travel :oncentrate their inspection serv­ memos in question were "not ad­ (Cofitiaued from Page Oae) were Injuied. Patrolman Cooke for amateurs. t mobile will be at the Center Con­ agreement existed between the Bowers Schools. On Wednesday gregational Church from 1:45 to Vegetable Judging ceived to give all children who re­ Would the information be useful ices during the period Perry will they will be at the Nathan Hale Seek Permits missible as evidence " at the SEC took them to the hospital in the "To be a good golf course archi­ for eventual Interspace travel? be away. United States and Yugosldvia over hearings and "were not even Cop- police cruiser. The otlier three tect,” said Mitchell, "you have' to 6:30 p.m. Won’t you call MI-3-5111 Albert B. Gray. County Club ceived the first shoU the second "Very definitely it would be use­ Martin conjectured that the American rights to itispect his and Verplanck Schools. They will case without a jury, declai-ed: today and make an appointment? agent, invited all 4-H CTub meiri- injections. run from 10 a.m, until 12 noon both sidered.” "My conclusion is that the gov- passengers in the Packard were be first of all a golfer, then an ful," said Dr. Athelstan F. fipll- town was unable to get sufficient forces' arms. 'lito said he would As for the Issue of Whether uninjured. artist, a civil engineer, an agron­ bers, who w'ould like to learn how Louid Records haus, a member of the U.fi. Na- acceptable applicants because the not agree to a che^k on Yugoslav- days. For 10 Homes Dixon-Yales tried to avoid regula­ ethment has failed to prove the The word "Lent" originally to Judge vegetables, how to iden­ A w'arrantee deed has been re­ Ohildien who are to attend the allegation of thli complaint ss to TTiis afternoon ho.spital aulhori- omist, a hydraulic engineer, a tionii Committee for tpe Interna­ requiremenu were too high In rela made arms. tion by Tennessee, he said it la his ITes reported that Mrs. Fish was businessman, a field commander. meant "spring." tify weeds and insects, and how to corded at the Town (jlerk's of­ tional Geophysical Year. tion to the $4,560 pay. Tito added that he would wel­ Waddell clinic are those from the Permission to build some $120,- impression that the Southern Co., the respondent's alcged member­ Waddell, Buckland and Robertson ship In the Communist party,by Keing X-niyed, but her injuries A reporter inquired whether this come continued military and eco­ 000 worth of new houses on the part of the Dixon-Yatea group, has M'ere not considered serious. la the forerunner of possible evenr nomic aid, biit that his government Schools; the Buckley clinic, from clear and convincing evidence.' north side of Hackmatack St. power lines In Tennessee under For the time being, at least, this The Packard rear end was dam­ tual projects for flints to the would not abandon Its friendship Buckley School;’ and the Bowers state jurisdiction. aged to the extent of $400. while moon or ipto space. with the West if such aid was cut clinic, from Bowers, Hollister and nuir Keeney St. haa been asked by ended a long history o f ' hearings FEATURED IN Sen. O’Mahoney (DrWyo) did and trials by the government the State-owned 1953 Chevrolet Dr. Alan T. Waterman, director off. Manchester Green Schools. the Lydall Development Corp. of some table pounding too, and told had $600 damage done to its front of the National Science Founda­ Yugoslavia decided some time Children who are to attend the which In 1939 started its case the building inspector's oflics- Armstrong that ".vour attempt to against Bridges with a deporta­ end. The grillework, fenders, tion, replied that it represents an ago to begin building jet aircraft. Verplanck School are those front bring In other lines is merely di­ radiator and motor were all OUR attempt to get an ol^ ct beyond •The government reportedly dis- Verplsnck, Keeney, Washington The houses, 10 In number, tion hearing. Bridges, then a ris­ t cstimatsd to coat $12,000 each, will versionary." ing young labor leader, now is pushed inward. the Earth's atmosphere, where it cuaaed the poestblllty of using and Silver Lane Schools; and ’No.” Armstrong disagreed, "it's Howarth was arrested ,and will not be slowed down fay. air, Q — Is "go now — pay, later" western designs with the United Nathsn Hale, from Nathan Hale, be located on land In Residence head . of the independent interna­ but move around the Earth and Zone AA, auording to the applica­ not that." tional longshoremen's and ware­ charged with reckless driving, AUGUST SALE credit travel popular in the U S ? States, Britala and France, but the Lincoln, Highland Park, South and Eugene Yatea' Southern Co. and is scheduled to appear in Or*-' ' behave very much like the mbon. A — Yes. It has Increased the West's price was said to he too St. James' Schools. tions. housemen's union. ' Scientists, he said, refer to it aa The Residence Zone AA land ia along with Dixon'a Middlesouth The government can appeal Town Court Aug. 5. Patrolman issuance and reneval of passports. high. ^ With the approach of the polio utilities, teamed up In the Missis­ Walter Tedfo-d assisted in the in­ a bird." season, the disease is beginning to. part of a tract of about 70 acres, Judge'^Goodman's verdict, however, It was explained that' even at formerly owned by Cheney Bros., sippi Valley Generating Co. to and is generally expected to do so. vestigation. Q — What member of Congress reach the same rale as last year carry out the EHxon-Yatea con- the height at which a man-made sponsored the adoption of our na­ for which a Residence A zone Chief Asst. U.S. Atty. Lynn A. traA. ' ■« , METAL PLANT SHCLl’^D satellite will travel around the tional anthem ? Ike Housing Plans Near 1964 Rate change was asked earlier this year. Olllard said any furtiier action earth, there still will be some at­ Tho Towm.PlMning Oommission Outside of the Kefauver Com­ would have to be determined by a Milford, Coon., July 29 (yPi — A -r- former Rep. John Charles Hartford. July 29 (>P)—Polio In mosphere qihich in time will slow- LInthIcum of Maryland. In 1931. Face Hough Hoad made a change to AA zone for mittee hearing a member of the decision at Washington. D.C. The Bridgeport Brass. Co. ani 9 X 12 ~r~ **■"*'*' -''-'Jy it down gradually. Then, ,lt was Connecticut Is now nearing the about 10 acres fronting on Hack­ Senate-House Ajotnic Energy Bridges was speechless as Judge Bounced today It has shelved explained, it will spiral downward, same rate ss that of last year. Commlttea said that group ' has Goodman rend his ^erdlct. The plans for A ^ rg e • aluirilnum Q — Where is the geographical (Obqi(OoqtiBiied from Page Cae) Four new coses were reported matack St. and left the interior pick up speed, and disintegrate as center of the United Slatea? portion in Rural Residence Zone. turned down two drafts of legisla­ longshore leader was smothered plant here. Hnroid Doy, assistant do many meteors. by the State Health Department tion which the ABC says might under embraces, caresses and to the president, said the change 'A~8mith County, in the north­ "must" item, largely because the today. These brought the year's Pima too Houaee Satellite Rumors ern part of Kansas. Federal Houaing .Kdminlatiation Planning officials said today facilitate cancellation of the Dixon- handshaking. -in jjilan reaulted from the firm's I Rumors had begun circulating total BO far to 71. os con:pared Yatea contract. Testimony by key government success In running an aluminum (FHAl la.iunhing out of authoHty with 74 for the same period a year subdivision plans for the whole RUGS through Washington that earth The member, who asked that his w'ithesses in the civil action. Judge plant at Adrian, Mich., which It Q Has any Canadian sver been to Inaui'F home loans. ago. In all of 1964, there w-ere 452 area have been filed with town of­ satellites would be the subject heavyweight boxing champion of The banking committee measure ficials and the ccyporation expects name not be used, sold he believes Goodman sold, was "not at all leased front the federal govern* matter of a special White House cose.". there ia no chance for such a bill convincing." and was “unaccept­ meat. Once a year FIRTH Carpet Company.takes the world' would gVant FHA $4 billion In new Today's reports raised the total to build a total of 100 homes on news conference soon after Hag­ A Only Tommy Burns (real home mortgage Insurance author- tho tract. now. able" to the court. erty let It be known that he would for this week to 29 and 60 for the Sen. Anderson (D-NM), the-com­ In a criminal trial In ‘ 1950 all surplus first quality yarns and designs name: Noah Bniasol, 1906-08. ity. month of July- 11 more than for The 10 homes for which applies .~ have an announcement of Impor­ It alao would extend FHA’a tion have just been made repre mittee chairman, disclosed yester­ Bridges was convicted of swear­ patterns -incorporating the colors in these tance this afternoon. July of last year. day that his groc'p refused to re­ ing falsely In his 1945 naturaliza­ Q Who ie the heir to the throne home repair and modernization Dr, James C. Hart, director of sent the first step in setting up Some SO newsmen and photog­ of Greece ? program for another year, upping tho subdivision. port out . uch legislation because tion hearing .that he w•a^sn■t a yarns. We were fortunate to purchase a raphers jammed into Presidant Ei|- the Bureau of Preventable Di It might stir pp a "Hornet's nest” Communist. He was sentenced to BICYCLES A Crown Prince Constantine. from t2.500 to S3.000 the limit on seases of the State Health Depart­ That portion of the. project to be limited number of these rugs and art fea­ senhower's reception room in the The only son of King Paul and individual loans KHA may insure built on the Interior portion will be on the floor. He declined to go in­ five years In. pri.son and was White House' offices. The doors ment. said that today's reported to details. .stripped of citizenship. But the Queen Frederika, ha Is 16 years for this purpose: raise from $5 to csse.a occurred In East the first major subdivision in town NEWandUSiC turing them in our August Sale. Choice of were closed, and Hagerty started of age. I12S million Ihe ceiling on mort­ on Rural Reoidence land, accord­ It was learned today that the U.S. Supreme Court. In 1963, his...... history-making ■ ' anriouiigement: liiii ' gages for large-scale rental hous­ Hartford, Newington and Orange. legislaflon would empower AEIC overturned that verdict and re­ BOUGHT and SOLD ' The Hartford and Orange cases ing to Information from the town ten patterns, regularly $79. .“On behalf of the Ptesldent, I . Q What does the plant name ing projiteta which FHA may in­ planning office. to use appropriated funds in con­ stored Bridges’, citizsnship. The P.VRTS — SERVICE were cl'ssstfied as paralytic. SPECIALIZINO IN H am now announcing that the Pree- rhododendron mean? sure: add $500 million in federal Plans for the aubdiviaion have nection WUh the cancellation, and court said that the three-year ident-haa approved plans by thia authority for grants to help in In /pile of the sharp increase In also to take title to property from statute of limitations-had run out. ENGU8H MAKE e t all the things you pay fo r . . . get a A ■ It ia derived from two polio during • the last two weeks progressed to the point where a eounlry. for going adtead with the Greek words which mean "rOse alum clearance and urban rede­ joipt meeting -to approve or disap­ Dixon-Yates as salvage if neces- iSiich a limitation, doesn't apply in Studeliaker. Get the surging action- launching of aniall. unmanned, velopment; extend and liberalize in Connecticut, the State is still thei sort of case which endM with MANCHESTER G I. tree." the only one in New England with prove them will be held soon by 'sary. power of big, high-compression engines. The earth-circling satellitea aa part of the military housing program; the Town Planning <36mmiaalon 'Hie memiber who reported this Bridges' "acqulttaJ" today. the*” U.S. participation in the In­ make the Home I-oan Bank Board fewer polio cs.ses so far this year said it was feared by several law­ Studebaker Commander V-8, for instance, ternational Geographical year Q - la floating or ball lightning thsr; for the same period a.year and the Board of Directors, Wil C Y C L E SH OP true lightalng an independent agency and pi'o- fred Maxwell, planning adminis­ makers that this would commit 166 Weat Middle Tnrtipike givea you the top power per pound in the low Which take* place between July, vide other changes in existing law. ago. A ■- Yes. Balls of fire, the size trator, sold today. ABC to the position that the con­ M l 9-3098 1957, and December, 1958. Aids Elderly Families 11 .Acute Ooaea tract is valid and thus that Dixon- Personal Notices price field! Get real beauty, Studebaker’a true "T^ls program will fdr the firat of balloons, fall slowly from the clouds until they strike the earth In addition, the committee A check of the polio treatment Yates is entitled to some cancel­ streamline styling has won 36 International -'tim e-In history enable ecienUata measure would provide for lO.OOO fartlitlss in three Hartford hoapi-’ and explode. Sbmetimea-dhev roll lation fees. Card of ThaiikS Awards.... more than any other carl .throughout the world to msdic 'tua- along the groimd and do not tx- public housing units a year for tale today disclosed that there are Anderson repeatedly haa stated tained observations In the regions two years for elderly rsmilles' of 11 patients with scute polio at Records he does’ not believe jhe contract I wish to thsnk all lhns» who sent Get economy. Studebaker won the Mobil- plode uptll they hit some object. low Income, the beautiful flowers, cards and gift* beyond the earth's atmoaphtfre. Hartford Hospital's, isolation areai ever tqoK effect legally. 16 me during my recent Illness. Private Service gas Run Sweepstakes for the second straight "T^e Prpaldent expreaaed per­ Wolcott's proposal leaves out 10 at St. Francis Hoapltal's unit .Warrantee Deeds Herbert Kent Q Through what states does public housing altogether. His bill Apartments I a ' * sonal gratification that the Ameri­ the Tennessee River system flow T and none at McCook Memorfal The St. James' C3iurch Corp., to year . . . travelled up to 9 more miles per gal­ can progrsim wOl provide the would give FHA $3,400,000,000 In Hospital's unit. • the Roman Catholic Churcii of the Card ul Thanks Separate eatrancee, air A Virginia. Tennessee. North new mortgage Insurance aUtbbr- We are most gratrtiil to our friends eonditioned through­ lon of fuel than any gther V-8 entered! acientists of ajl natloiu with an So far this year, Hartford Hospi­ Assumption of Manchester,’ .5.74 and neighbors for sympathy extended low price field! a a ' V s 4 Carolina. Georgia, Alabama. Mls- ity. extend the home repair pro­ Important and unique opportunity siaaippl and Kentucky. tal has treated a total of 21 polio acres of land on Adams St. to us during our recent bereavement, out. Get quality. Studebaker’a precision ma­ for thi advancement of acienec.” gram a year as is, limit the mlli- Clarence H. Gustafson to John News Tidbits the death of our huebond and father. tary housing program and add rases, including those now there; Teofll O^lach; We would . especially WILLIAM 9. chines and skilled craftamen are famous for (wool and ocototo) Tha United States haa been ex- Q ■ What height has the St. Francis. 12. and McCook, 2. Lepter; and Ju'dltha Lepter, pro­ extend thanks' to all who sent floral $500 million lor slum clearance. Culled from AP Wires tributes, granted uee of. their . cars, putting top quality into every car they build !\ toring the poaalbUities of' satel- famed Yellowstone geyser. Old perty on High St. Stes at least since 19$7. Wolcott appeared optimistic be­ Pauline M. Beebe to Harold C. also the nurses and staff of llafiches- FUNERAl MATCHING SCATTER RUGS S3.9S Faithful, erupted? cause he wss in s psrilsnientary LE.ACH BOUND OVER ter Memorial Hosplul for care and Yes, get all that Studebaker offers... for' Drive it .prove it! During a spy trial in 1961, a A — One hundred fifty feet. Salem. July 29 i>Pi George A. Beebe and Tryphena A. Beebe, pro­ kindness shown him. ' witntaa- f , -mer Army Sergeant poeitlon to offer his substitute at perty on EIro St;. Wife ahd children the coat of the usual lowest price car. No (NOT ALL PATTERNS AVAILABLE) the start of debate. He was count­ Lead!, 39,' who State Police said ThiM errors by achool authori- HOME David Gri nglaaa. teetlfied about Q -— Where U the proposed Hall wes accused of passing bad checks Building PernalU tlea contributed to drowning of wonder Studebaker is the smart car to buy! '•dha passing of atomic aecreU to ing on the numerous public hous­ To Howard Bent for a split U, Japanece high school girUi at of Fame for Cowboys to be es- ing foes In the House to prefer his to a number of Salem businessmen, Mala St Phoae Ml-$-6t46 Ruaaian agente. tatoltahed? ' - has been bound over to the New level, 6-room dwelling at Ferguson “Tsu, Japan.. .Pennsylvania Pow­ bill os a starting point, with any Rd.. $16,006. er and Light. Co., plans to build LET US FILL YOUR Greenglaaa' tcstiBMNiy alae desired amend'ments to be offered London County Superior Court un­ Studebaker...M much belter made...worth more when you tradet , HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED touched cryptically on another A — Oklahoma City. ' to hts measure rather than to the der' $5,000 bond. Leach ajpficsi.red To Joseph Richard for altera 'privateW financed atomic-electric matter. He said he had paaaed to Q—What part of the U. S. haa tions and additions to a dwallli^; power ^ant in Pennsylvania. USID CAR...USID TRUCK lUYIRSl bommittee version. yesterday in Salem Justice. C ^ r t Torrential rains continue to STUOIIAKIR DIVISION OF STUDISAKIR-FACKARO CORFORATION . .- agents information on a "aky plat­ the largest Indian population? ' 'ITie OOP strategy generally sp- He Was sqiecifically charged wUh at $6 Barry Rd., $1,185. VALUES form." This Information was ob­ To W. O. McNally and Sons .for drench Mexico and iti thouaanda of '< o d l w A—More than 90 per cent of peared< to be to get a watered- obtaining mon% pnder falke pre­ ONI OF THi 4 MAJOR FUll-LINI FJtOOUCIRS OF CARS AND TRUCKS Certified u s id c a r s a n d t r u c k s tained in 1947, Greenglaaa said. American Indiana live west of down measure through the House tenses and three counts of passing William Thornton for altarattons ‘tourist veterans despite weather WINDOW. SHADES . Tha flrat suggestion from officisl the MlaaissippI Rlyer. and of these to form a basia for compromUe bed check* w 1th Insufficient funds. and addition to a dwelling at 10 bureau predictions downpour orlH Government sources of United western tribes perhaps a third live With tha Senate-poosed bill. Fenwick Rd.. $2,900. - . atop___ With new bleat a t.“ap­ CALLED FOR AND LONG WEARING Statee acUvlty ,th the SatalUte field To Leon Cieasynaki for a 1-story, peasing Chinese Communists,’’ Sen. f/ A In Oklehoma.' The Senate has voted for 135,- SEEK S'EiV GOVERNMENT DELIVERED PROMPTIeY name In 1940. A rbutina a««usl re­ 000 public housing units a year Jakarta, Indoaeala. July $9 6-room dwelling at Hilliard 8t„ McCarthy (R-Wia) denaands that INTERSTATE CLEANTEX port prepared by the lats Daftnse for four years arid for-some other $12,000. Nationalist China, be repreaeated AT NO. EXTRA CHARGE dVGLAR VEIN BLAMHEO Vice PreaMeat Mahammad Blade to Order Come in for vour trial drive now! SeereUry Jamea Forreatal con­ Naw Britain. July 39 UP) — jirovtalons th a administration HatlA today asked twa ex-pra- To Wiiliam Kilpatrick for Junog at next week's UtR.-Red Chinese FURNITURE DEPARTMENT tained a Mngie phrsee astttlaidnf, HUrteen • year-old John Studeny didn't ask,.A bill like Wolcott's, in' miera and a eae>-$lm« aettag- Kilpatrick, for altorations to a Oenerk tallia F ill FkanMcy $1.15 With Year Boilera wHhout exixidenatjan, tha,t the de- wae wounded crittcelly yesterday conference, witlv the Bsnate, would preetdeat to fena a aew gevera- shop at Mitchell 'Dr„ $3,500. partment w ee. condueUde "earth To Robert O'Connell, for altera- CAGEY CATS •M CENTEB ST. when a gallon jug hurst In hia face. allow mo>i-e room for maneuver. meat. Its mala task wIlT be' to T fX . BU 9-9SU antelUU atudiea." A place of fiylnli, glaai elaahed tha reotoro tbo gOvoraaseat’a aatbor- Uosu to a dwelling at liU Charter San Diego. Calif. I n hope L A . JOHNSON CHORCHES MOTOR SALES ReporU af IntenaUied lovlet ef- $07*0 Jugular vain. Ha waa taken Emperor penguins hold their Ity over- Mm - reealclteant anay Oak RL, $1,200. of ending sleepIeM nights caused derte on a edMUta afagram have to Now Britain General. Hoepital iueubatlng eggs on their feet to qafl carry aa$ Mm aaMaa’a Brat by a yowling cat, Wallace J. Wear­ PiitLtMxFkamMi PAINT 00. MO;il||(LAN ID STREET — MANCHESTER r t , ham raachiag here thipagh a varl- arM hia_ oondlt^ area repoi^ hoop thorn off the Ice and the goMtal elecMeae. Tbaro svaa aa' nUaburgh la ont. of tha to g - ing borrowed a box cat tn p froM. ■AST OBNTKM n . d b r MBMCft 111 raCMit eritioal. He waa fllUng the Jug wlii tank is ahnrad by male and fe­ aaaoaaeemeal by tha MMaa of fiaet placet en the North Ameri­ tho city pound. Next moraiag the TBL. MI M» Main SL, 1GL.M1-MS01 r0M « ^ ? ’&idlt;adMa of water athen it hunt. male. MmIt can ^^UnaiiL ' eat trap was goat. (.-.a*/ * ' <■ ■ /. \ --f'

...f >• f HANC^ESTER BVENINGi IhERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, fTtIDAY, JULY 29. 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ OONN„ iTtlDAY, JULY 29, 1956 T J ^ : \

are, we probably would get our- In the end It <|ld become some­ W O m — 14M Plan New Award Guest of Honor sslvea Into hot water if we began W n N B — « M ’ , s' thing all o f them had to do, be- Ril>ieo{( Vetoes hailing, every stranger we passed. Correct Contract Authority Droodles w o o o -^ 4 x n « R a d io y v h A f ^ m smyi sdMiTHiNo suFim cauM they couldn’t beck away But we can greet eafch of them j^ilrs. Gilbeit Diee, Sleep TnCool Comfort At Wapping Fair At Shower^ Het^ from It any more. By ROOEB F^ICB E a s i n g o f C u r b silently with an engulflng flood of WDBO—.tSflO Eastera Daylight H bm Y V n t^ ^ lR M At Board Meeting Tuesday All were reluctant because all _ goqd will and, in passing, tuck into /-V ■ T, • ■ C? I~''t:Sis eplritual pocket a constructive Past Town Clerk TONIGHT Mra. Wailmah Burn|iam, suparln> Jflea Betty- Jane Damon of/Dar- ^ u ma thought they had aomethlng to Tha following program achadulaa-itl^ WHAY—Knrore Theater tandent pf the canned goods de­ nardaton, Mass., who will ba mar­ give up. They had. in Auetria, for­ U n L iq u o r qtiE-gdbd wishes, without his art suppUad by the r ^ o managa- Evening Good Muala partment of the Wapplng Fair to Two major queationa face the^Middle Tpke. frtm Amott Rd. to Hebron. July 3B'’(8f>«ciB])—Mr*. . , . WITH A PHILCO ROOM Evening Serenade Board of Water Commlaslonera Welcome Pl„ a 6-indi line for ried to Stephen Turkington, eon of ward m ilitary p<»eltlons, o f eome ever knowing about it. Does this manta and art aubjact to changa be held Sept. 10, has announced a J^IC —One Man'a ramily when that group meets Tuesday, 370 feet at $1,417; Cantor 8t. and Mr. and Mra. John J. Wallett o f Hartford, July 29 iff*! — A bill sound silly? It’»;;^flot. Thoughts Anne C. Gilbert, daughter of the AIR CONDITIONER . . . without noUca. WX>VLC--^herl^» CnlllngaworUi new award will be offered in that atrategic importance for a future and In its capacity. ju the Board Jarvis Rd.. a fl-lnoh line for 166 VtaoaM that would have reduced tfie constitute thf moat'pl^erful force late Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Pendleton ilia— ^ Wg TH—Arfned Forcea department thia year. 133 Waranoke Rd., on Aug. 7 ^ Imagined war. Beyond the mili­ ECONOMICAL ^ QUIET — CLiAN Of Directors the group ts scheduled feet-at $930; W. Middle Tpke. a criminal responsibility of a person in the universe. All thgt man la WHAY—Mutic Merchant ' WHAY—Polka Parly A manufacturer of fianning Jars tha Goodale Memorial Church, of Hebson. died at her home here WCCC«>I(ccor<] Revue to take up three items. 10-inch line westerly fo r 980 feet tary strategic, importance of-Aus­ selling liquor to, minofs has been the result o f the thOBghts o f Evening Good Muale will award five caah premiums to Bernardston. waa guest of honor taSrMwSSa>Mtr. coBM.. m early yesterday morning after a WKNB—Banobiai MaUnee WKNB—Mualc The Commissioners will retrace at $6,860; Lynesa St., an 8-incta tria, it . also had a certain vetped by Gov. Abraham A. Rlbl- mankind. All that he ever will be. WTIC-Happlncan those, adults winning first prizes at a ■ miaceltaneous bridal tbower I Claw Mall Mattar. WTIC—Lone Ranger the steps the town took In arrang­ line for 160 feet westerly from coff, will stem from the sam«.rAouri;e. long illness - i WDRC—<'al Koiby who have never won a first prize tn Tuesday evenings strategic diplomatic importance. Call k 0. Aronson, MIIM8S6 WOTH—Wax Worka • WOTO—Arthur Godfrey Digeat ing a cbntract with the State for McKea St. at $140. gOBgCRlWlON EATMI When we think helpful thought*' She was born In Hebron. April WGTH—Counter Epy canning before. This is in addi­ About 30 friends and relatives Payabla la AAitaca I t was one of the prized pawns in , The^overnoc said yesterday the •:l*— . the Installation of a main aewer about peoplf, we are tapping Im­ ilk 186S, Her "husband, the late WHAY-r-.Muatc Mrrchaot tion to the aix. awards totaling Aa the Board of Dlrectora, the from Manchester, Hartford and OM T rAT ...... •*2*5k mcaSiire was "not s proper solu-. WHAY—Polka Party In Center St. and W. Middle Tpke. the game the big powers were, portant natural laws we still know- Howard. E, Gilbert, died many The BARTLETT-BRAINaRD CO. WCUev-Recurd Revue nine dozen canning jars offered by membera are expected to aet a Durham attended the sho49er its ICOB^ ...... Don" to the plight of a permittee WKNfi—BairPbatl Matinee W(X*C—Go<^ Evening Good Muaio where the State will rebuild the TtorM Month* ...... playing. If tl’ey took it off the who must decide whether a cus­ very little about. But it is not years igb. WKNB—Music ■ another company, and the cash date for a public hearing on a pro­ which waa given by Mra. Alan ^ 0 Month ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaa******* A.W 589 Now P»rk A t#., Hartford W TlC -^ella Uallaa WTIC—Lone Ranger streets In connection with Improv­ W iiK E N D s p e c ia l s neceeaarv fpr us to know; all the WURO—Cal K..lby prizes given by the Wapping Fair posed tax revalutlon of the town. Turkington and Mra^ ‘ Ronald W 0 0 l » a >aa>aa ###,#••»••»*••♦•***• *S board, that might be fine for Aue­ tomer is 21 years old and legally Her onlV rhikl, Helen Earle <111- % WDRC—Disk Derby ing the exit from the Wilbur Cross ahawers.' W e still don’t know much WCTU—Wax Wnrkn Assn. Valuation Associates of Canter'- W right, sister-in-law and cousin CtfpT' •♦•»•*••■••»***•******* can be served. bort, Mrs. O ld ie s C. Sellers, a Highway. tria, but they wouldn't have It to about eletrieity, either, except that Mrs. WlUiam Pallail is superin­ bury have agreed to do the revalu­ reepectlvely of the.bridegroom-to- • ILUEKRRY CUPCAKES HpiRUgn OF . I'nder present law. which re­ writer of childi^.'s books, died in WHAY—Bclty Kimball WIIAY-Polka Parlv 'The Cbmmlssionera had author­ play with any more. when we use It r it works! Record Revur tendent of the bread and paatriee ation for $48,800. be, at th e, home" of his mother, THB AS80CUTBO PBIMM , , 'Delrgates Meeting at mains m 'orce. the pemiiftee is 1951. Mr*. Gilbert’ll only brother. F%n Club ized General Manager Richard Tha aaaoclatad Prcaa la cxclnalTClr I omplctely responsible for the Authoi'Unknown WKNR—Banebali Matinee WDRC—Disk Derby department. Aa in previous years, The Board will also consider a Mrs. Walie'tt, on Waranoke Rd. •WONDER CAKE aatUlad to We oaa ol repobllcatlon of So they all held on, for 12 long Chiropodist's ('nnventton' Dr. C. E. Pendleton, "lU rf several WTiC~Wldd»‘r Brown Martin to make the agreement Sponsored By The Manchester WGTH—^fllb 8<»x va. Tlgera. entriea will be Judged by Mias report from the Town Planning The decorations were blue, pink «ii naara dlajiatcliea aaditad to It. or years, because .they couldn’t bear .'■When old "Doc<;^KiSro,^thc (Thi- •sale of intoxicating iRversges to years ago. WimC—Cai Koiby with the State. The Charter, • SANANA CREAM PIE Council of Churches/ W(;t h —Wax Wopka Alyce Salisbury, home service di­ Commlealon on utilities to be In­ and white. The bride-to-be re­ •not otlierwlao ci^lted *P •J J iS S ? ' minors. . . ' She leaves her son'-ln,-law', * WHAY—Polka Parlv however, provide* that such agree­ and alao tha locaJ nawa publlahed ^rr. to give something up. rbppdisL who has hfs .office in my The rejected bill Would have | ------——----- ■■ WTIC—National'Radio Fan Club rector of the Hartford Gas Co. stalled in the so-called Maguire ceived-m any lovely gifts. A de- POTATO • CHOCOLATE CREAM PIE *11 rtchta of rtpubllcatlon of apeclal (Tiarles C. Sellers o f the faculty WHAY—Belly Klinball WDRC-Dlak Derby ments be made by the Commission. I r .1 Now they have given tip their boarding hou.se, saw this, he sp- authorized the seller to obtain an W(*CC—Record Upvue The home economics committee of Tract. The T P C has recom­ liciatis buffet luncheon was served NICKS . I diapatchea liereta are alao raatnred.' of Pickin.^on Oollege. Carlisle, Pa:,- WGTH—Red Sox va. Tlgera The group Tueiday la ach’eduled • APRICOT SQUARES military position, ahd their use plauded for 10 minutes anil pre­ affidavit a.s to the age of a person j Polifc Fi»ht,Rey the hostesses.. Special Every - ' V run aenriea cllant of N. E. A. ■err- Thrifty Cleaners W Tir—PrppPr YfiOnf *WHAY-Night Watch book for the best cake in any class. to rescind its votb giving Martin which’ It feels should be making, a puirha.se It would have | l>e d'esignpd' / o f Austria as a pawn in their sented me with his latest pamphlet lers of Hartford and Susan P. Sel­ WI)RC--C.%1 Koiby W'TIC—NalXonal Radio Fan Club the authority. T^en the Commis­ Friday ra.sed the re.sport.sitahty of t(ie WiJTH—Wax Worka Ilie Connecticut Poultry Assn. Is by consulting engineers,s. IqstsllM' BEETLE.S TAKE HOLIDAY We Bpecimllse la: Birthday Oakee* WaddlBf "jlabltabera KeprMenwUvea: T] lers of Carlisle; also three listers, WDRC—Diak Derby sion will consider yhether to ra­ 3 p.m. to 8 Ipjn. t ^ , ciofc,.xk*yB,etomBn »-«fl7i JuUtta Mathowa Spaclal Arcncy — N* diplomacj’, and the people of Aus­ entitled “ .Make Friends With Vimr •seller if he exerci.sed “ rca-son- ' III Argeiiliiie Citv AND LAUNDERERS |:0D- W’GTH—Red Sox va. Tlgera sponsoring a white and gold twin under contract and paidSid ,f Fan Club such as a vacuum cleaner, electric of the HaUzif Record*. The new- the city parks. “I guess they’ve ail ffl1»^aai|6eater Evanlna Herald. gentjna'.s second largest city. Chapter, DAR. and was a paM re- Wt'(’('—Record Hevu*wf”*< WDRC—Amoa n' Annv not in Itself assess them. When They won't really miss not being |2| Take a hot mii.stard foot bath "It IS 'my opinion that most DROP OfP DRY CLEANING WKNB RA.«*rbaH' Maiinee • mixer, electric blanket and many eat p laM ^ or that wbrk have been gone down to the shore,” Barry SHOP Authorities said the Reds were gent. WGTH—Red Sox va, Tlgera the work is completed, assuming CORNELL Oiaplar adaertlatnc cloiloalnc bourat every day (this soothes the instep permittees try to obey the law. WTIC—Liircnxo Jonea 8i4A— others. ibrnlttod to thq committee fo r said , yesterday. , , , ‘“Fhere are , lots of able to look directly Into each ' writing slogans on walls In down- She made a special at dy o f the Board decides in favor of the fb r Monday—1 p. m- ■ Iday. and stains the feet a light brown, Wk^le' we r'Ccognize it is difficult THURSDAY NIGHTS WDRC-rCat Koiby WHAY—Nile Watch I In the "Youth 'n Youngsters Divi­ app)*val and cah be put out to people complaining about Japanese 44* HAR'tFORD RD,—N IIA R MeiqEE B TB E E t I town Rosario and were attempting genealog}" for many .years. She WGTH>-l\ob and Ray WTK!—National Radio Fan Club project, and the exact coats are ' * I W a a 6 1 A a ^ Asseaa a s *a ^ % F a a A A a a ^ Tor Tueaday-l ^ m. Mw other's guns on this particular saving you quite a few dollars on to 'distingilish tn horder-hne c.ases sion,’ the Ruth and Dave award, do­ beetles down around Madison and Tor Wadnniday—1 P- I to organize a denion.slration when was a member of St. Peter’s Elpis- X \ WDRC—Arooa n Andv v known, the Board could assesi^ Jbtd when the committee passes JOSEPH B. LUKAS, Prop, and Bitker fo r Thuraday—1 P. ^ WMoeaday. portion o f the world map. socks), i.l) Always wear roller where a yoilngsler looks much j WHAY—SuVirban Serenade WGTH-R>d Sox va. tlgera nated by David and R>ilh Burn­ Clinton." copal Church in Hebron. them against the 315 prop^ty them. ohler than he is. this present act police moved against them. Some It's an easy matter— when you’re Wt\:('—iceeVd Review ham, w ill be presented again this Curiously enough, the diplomatic skates Ilf you feel conspicuous Funeral arrangements are be­ WK.NB—pa* Matinee WHAY—Night Watch owners who could benefit b y the Under the new plans, there will U aaaM wearing them carry a hovkey i4 nor a projier solution. I arrests were made. downtown shopping— to drop o ff dry year. It conaleta of a ctob pre­ game they v e playing seeins to ing made. WTIC—lUSll ] idlo Lane . WTIC—McGee and Mollie sewer. be. one qhtrance on what is now stick). (4) Don’t lake a Joli a.s a "I’ nder the proposed law, a ■ Rosario is about 2.V) mile.s north­ cleaning at voiir ‘‘downtown clean­ WDKC—4'a! Mby WDRC—Mooda for Romance mium o f 4S each to the boy and the basement level aa originally. go along'Just as well, perhaps a west of Buenos Aires in Santa Fe WGTH—Bob Ray WGTH—Red Sox va. Tlgera girl who take the most /irat prizes Even then It is likely/that pay­ Pa. w.______^______Mail Manl minor eould obtain liquor hj." the Advertisement — lD :lg- Interior piartitlons w ill remain little more directly and clearly, ers.” Try the "Thrifty Way" next • :U— ment of the assearmehta will be ” ~~” ~~lSidayr^uiy~29" simple expedient of signing an province. Authorities there admit­ For lumber, mason suppliea and WHAY—Suburbuu {Serenade WHAY—Night Watch in all Youth ‘n Youngbter depart- about the tame as they are now, ted yesterday that a Communist time. \Vr('(!—Record Review WTIC -J. r. liorach menta. *' deferred since no ofie will be able now this particular pawn has affidavit card that would be made paints, shop at McKinney Lumber. to use the sewcr'^unttl a pumping however, and Interior finishes will on leader they had arrested after the WKNB BaaelMill Malliiee WDRC—Mood.a for Romance For more infom>aUon about spe­ been taken off the board and re­ available to him in any place Open all day Saturdays. WTIC—llWU Radio Lane WGTH—Red Sox ra. Tigera station and fofeed 'main are built. be lass expensive than originally A Rcffine 15(« Want To Help Deaths Last Night where liquor is sold. June 16 revolt had died of a heart WDRO—Record Sbof' cial premiuma In all divisions, planned. tired from the play. There is even WHAY—Nile Water M fa trr Lines "E very minor knows it is ille­ atlak "during questioning in, Manrheeter Evening HemM He­ WHTH—Bob and Ra^ watch for the free fair catalogs Nawt from London, where an improved chance that both which violence was used. " • :0#^ WTK'—Stara In Action which w ill aqon be available. The other major question before the By THE AHHOCT.ATED PRES.S gal for him to buy alcoholic bev­ bron Correapondent. Miss Susnn S & H Green Stamps WHAY—Ntwi WDRC—Mooda for Romance the Ci^mmiSBion is on installing ehecra In Commona greeted tha eldea wUl live a little longer, erages." If he would violate the The House of Deputies. Argen­ Pendleton, telephone, AOademy Wt’Cl'—UEL OIL WEEKEND SPECIALS that police torture caused the death • HS- the American Red Cross, pre.si- The governor said in its preaent WHAY—BiKirt* SpntllRht 11:50- along Spruce St. at an estimated West la going to do for the pres- , Perhaps the big powers are form he had no alternative but oT the Red leader. Dr. Juan Ingali- Benton Harbor, Mich. liPi — It WIIAY—*\ite Watch Warn J 8 Drj-vers GASOLINf dent of the Roosevelt Hospital W0<"C—Good EvriilriK Good luele WTIC—Newi cost of $10,780. Fred Thrall, as- ent regime in Ruaaia the pdjien- now beginning to realize this, as cost an Air Force parachutist SIS WKNB Vnjrabf'Md Hniina Board and the New York Trade to veto the bill. nclla. 981 MAIN ST. WDRC—New** Almanae ristant superintendent of the to make a demonstration jump. WTIC—Strictly Si>orl* W dTii—K P. Morgan On All PieniB Supplits a n i tially valuable thing it might they take the farewell smiles of Schoof! Born in Chicago. Died Republican National Committee­ Wnne—J. Zainmn Radar was used a^ain last night Water Department, explained that Airman l.c. Phillip Beilfus. station­ 4 * U:I5— have dona fo r Malenkov, and the Viennese. As to why they had Thursday. . man Meade Alcorn had urged Rib- CETTIXG THE BIRD WC.TIl li Wi.vmf'r WHAY—Nile Watch . and 18 more motdrists -were given it might be v/ell to decide on that icoff to reject the measure. ed at Selfridge Air Force Base, W'TIC—Sport Final / installation now. Most of that por­ 20% DISCOUNT Equipment Inelnding failed to, do. to take 12 years to come to such Brookline. Ma.ss. Vorri.s F. WH.\Y—DintifT Dal^ \ verbal warnings for driving with­ B A N T L Y OIL It was the second liquor bill ve­ Caspian, Mich. i.ft-The stray aaid his wallet "coqtalning |15 Downtown Cleaners WDRt'—Night Owl / tion of Spruce St. ,has been torn Lacroix. 67, senior partner of W rt’C—Good Kv. nine Good MuslCV WGTH—St»orla Report / out rear pitfrker lights, bringing I iM)' \ "i )\( It is going to give the present realism and wisdoni. well, that is toed' by Ribicoff. Earlier he re­ parakeet that turned up in Roy popped from his [locket as he hit WKNB Vacab<.i;.l \ up for a sewer Installation and LITTLE BROW N JUGS Paine, Wetber, .lackson and Cur­ 11 :•»— the tott^yarrird for this Eolation LITTLE IR O W N CHESTS leadera of Russia the kind of one o f those things, in human ahd jected a measure that would have Stewart’s automobile turned out to the water in a jump at nearby WTIC—Ernti Colo \ WHAY—Symphoiiv in the Night the ditch was repaved with a tem­ ’ "'1V \ I m I I Three sizes. All are lined with rust-proof gal­ tis, one of the nation's largc.st ‘in­ I H i t t W H i m WDRC—<»uv Ijornbardo since Saturday'night to about 170. One aiyd two gallon sizea. Fiberglass Insulated, extended the hours for the sale of belong to Joe Pidgeon. i Silver Beach. ^3WJIf VFffVIlT WTIC—dtarilitht Ber^nade. porary paving. Putting the 10-inch vanized metal liner. Removable food toay. Baked status abroad which may help national nature.. vestment banking houses. Born in WGTH—Bill Stern \ W'DRC—Dance OrrheairiL’ Chief Herman O. S ch ^del said TFt M Itrl.dl V-459S frill hold contents hot nr cold for houra.1 . liquor in hote[s and restaurants on water line in now might save the enamel exterior finish. their prestige at home. Doing so, Lynn. Mass. Died Thursday. • :IJ- WGTH - Dance Rand no arrests were rljade foi^speeding \ Sundays from 9 to 11 p.m. WUAY—Snoptr SefenadM but four written warnings and one cost of paving- Jh ditch perma­ T fl ROCKVll LF S'21 77 the West will contribute to the Fflte Of The Rn«d Bill Louisville, Ky Charles W. Wui'f'—g -hh! Evemiie Good Mufic .. -S>mpboiiv in the Night nently and then tearing it up again FAMOUS HAMILTON LINE Spcith, hH. president of the Louis­ WKNB—Vanabo >d '—Starlight Serenade verbal warning ivere issued for ECLIPSE GRILLS chance that these present leaders WTIC—Tlirea Siai Extra ■ -Booby Ka.y / thi.s offense. Two otiier drivers re­ later Scotch Grills, Kaddles, Jugs, Scotch Koolers and Several type* to choose from. A aitaan ftfidtag ville Loos* L eaf Tobacco Co, Died will be able to retain power.' The , The President has issued a plea WDHC—how-n .Thomaa The smaller lines would improve Scotch Party Buckets. All are finished in colorful model and several of the larger de luxe models Thiirsday. Wt';TH I.incrai O' ceived written warnings for oper­ very fact that they are scheduled to Congress to reconsider its ac­ A Thought for Today 7 :tMS— J ating with defective tights. the general distribution in the red and green plaMs. on wheels. tion on a federal road program, Dec Moines - Louis E. Cohen, 76. WHAY—Kiicoir> Thf'.iter system. Thrall said, and would not to visit Ikirdon. next spring, cbn- \VC(>*—GiK'd livr.-uine Good Mualc U.S, .\dnii|s Error Different locations \have been RIPAH IIila OR chairman of the board of David­ used in each case since the cam­ be a direct benefit to any partic­ Tartan Jugs and. Tartan Tatars, Barbocut Tools, Charcoal Briciuattos’ Choreod atittites something of a .Teason but prospects for such action are WKNB—t.vcini'C y^renade *** sons. opera'tona of three large de­ Think on These Things WTIC-no.itft Minor paign begian last weekeiid and the ular costorae-s. They are at E. not bright. partment stores In Des Mo.lnes. WDHC—Term Krme Liqhtor HuM, Popor Plotos and Papor Cups, ArefTc lea, ate. for keeping them in office. Henry Ward Beecher once said: In incensing Aide equipment was set up at'Hartford W aterloo and Mason City. Iowa. W(;TH-Fullon L. wl* Jr. When Malenkov wAa In office, The situation la elemental. "Aa Shipp meet at sea a moment 1 :1 ^ ftd, near Bridge St. last pight. Everybody, wants good roads, but Died Thursday; together, when words of greeting WHAV—Knroif* TlD'iHcr ------. and singing his., siren song of (Continued from Page One) Sgt. Edward Winzler, Patrolman Pasaaic, N. J.-Thomas J. Ken­ must b4. spoken, ^nd then away Wrr’C—<;ond Kv*ni:ie Good MjsIc peace and rel^iVe'reasonableneaa, not everybody wants to poy^for- fo r style - for quality- WKNB—Kvciiinc Seiunadc Alfred Ritter, and Auxiliaries LIFETIME ALUMINUM/Fo l d in g CHAIRS nedy. 75. mayor of PassSic from upon the* deep — *o men meet in W*Xb' -c’fuiii. iiHtur ^ Will Paint them. Among those who par­ ^ n c contracts during his time Charles Banka. Edwin .Nolah and there were. some policy makers 11>39 to 1943, Judge of the Second this world; and I think we should SEMI WDRC—Tcnn. Ernie ^ The sturdiest and beat constructed folding chair wk-bave found. Tubular Aluminum with eotorfnl WGTH—J. Vandercook with DMPA yere made by Camp­ Milton Hansen operated the ^adar ticularly do not want to pay for Criminal Judicial District for,^ore cross ho man's path without hail­ Saran atripa that may be easily''replaced If damaged. who thmii^t thp' West ought to 7:3G-r bell July 7. 'nje Senate-House De- setup. The High Piacas! give hfm enough of a response to them are those who use them the than 10 years snd one time direttor ing him, and if he need, giving him WHAY-^ Encore Tb^alcr of public affatra In Pasaaic. Died supplies". , A i V N l J A t for low prices • • Wt’iV —<;o«>d Kveninc ‘ Joody-Mu*!c fen.se Production Committee con­ I f ' mo*t and do them the m oit dam­ RtiVE.M'E INCREASED help'him out politically at home Thursday. J Our customs being what they WKNB—EveiiiiiC„S'r*‘nada/' ducted an inquiry. Yesterday, the $7.95 eac^ —2fop $15.00 ^ ^WTH'-Nrw* o f World / comfnittee mad^ public testimony to make It look as if he were get age. 8o the federal road program WDRC—Tonn. Ernie ' You Paint tha Low ran into trouble when the Demo- WGTH—G. Hcatl^p' taken the day before behind closed Hartford. July 29 (iP)—-Tlie in­ ting somewhere with his change FURNITURE doors in "which pampbell's office come from drive)'* licenses and Painting and Paperhanging I ? • craU succeeded, with the ap­ WATKINS MID-SliMA\ER VALUE EVENT still a few large balea ot^ Imported Gonnaa peat moea avalUtble. Each from Stalin's policy. And whei> Television Programs said two of its charges against automobile registrations fees was '.E, Davis J. Kerin M alenkov was toppled, those who proval of .Secretary of the Treas- Yoh Con'r lay RETTER Auto InturdiiCB " young were ba.sed 6n wrong infor­ up $2 million over the f i r « six PEAT MOSS bale con^iaa 7 '/ ] cubic feet or fO-13 bushels. II onths of 1954, State Kotor M I 9-0495 MI 9-1803 had been advocating some /re­ Uiy Humphrey, In writing a .bill ,j0h Page Two mation. which vv'as a pay-as-you-go bill, The cliarges were:That Young’s Vehicles Conmiasloner John J. sponse to him expressed lha'idea Tynan reported yesterday. The KEYSTONE with the. paying to be done by the WHY PAY MORE? firm sold $60,000 worth of machin­ that perhaps w e had helpAd him §MIE ery to the Mid-Continent Mining income for the first six” months DECORATORS users o f the roeds. The road u.sera of this year: $14,114,586.48. fall, and advanced the fMr that why AHifaf* sold mart auto insuranet in 1954 g e n e r a l Co. after Young helped\to promote MAKE IT LAST now we would be ^getting a preferred to have the federal gov­ than ony ethor company bosod oh diroct writton a D M PA loan to Mid-Continent: tougher regime in l^'isia, which ernment go into debt- to pey for TVSERVICE and that Young's firm sold 1.167 roads, with no increase in Isxes promiams. tons of zinc to the stock pile at a «Te would be partly our own fault. WITH Plantland Pailtway COMPARE AND YOL’LL FIND Allstate, the company founded Days A Call price l l i cents a pound above the B anc Granite Moeiuneolsst* design­ The getual results have, of vpon those who use the roads. by Sears, offers rat«a usually lower than those of moat companies Nights market price. Plus Parts ed end sculptured by irtuts in finest MANCHESTER/CONI^. PHONE MHehoi 9-2S08 course, proved ^ a t m tny Rus­ They, operating through their •^a really better auto Insurance value! At the same time, you T3GL.L. M I .V;SIM The tran.script of the con\miltee These can count on Allstate for finest protecUoh, friendly agent aeiwice meeting quoted Frank H. Weltzel. granite— to endure. ^And Bette sian experts Are merely sooth­ lobbies, were able to turn the tide Directions:t: F'rqfiiF'rt^ Manrhestcr Center, follow Main Stfieet to North End. tun( left on North Mala and fast, fair clalrh settlements throughout the United States assiatant comptroller generaJ, as Gtsnite Momuments pay tribute to against the pay-as-you-go plan. Street after;cr ^RSiilrOad I r "Crossing and continue on straight paat Bucfcland School ■to P huiliand. sayers. For /so have In Khrush- and Canada. testifying that "we admit we yere the tbings.ilut niduie— the fiuth, love They prefer no roads, it would things ' chev, the sufipoaed tough guy, who ContiMit your local Allstate Insuranrn Co. dealer. wrong” and that the Comptroller end incmohe* of tfaoee who hive Pravants swalling, warping, seem, to roads paid for noW, out was going to make us regret the General was dropping the accusa­ pested oo. rot and insact damage. of their pockets. Actually, of FRANK LANGMACK — Ml 9-56S0 tions. - •» \ ousting/Of Malenkov, the gentlest When yo« etc chooeing your monu­ Whan you buy your lumbar course, they tlunk' that if they You'r* in Good Hands with The transcript also quotM of all^Russian doves, snd we have Young’s lawyer, John F. Lane, a!| ment, let ns help yon. The betuty snd ASK A lO U T |n pie present foreign policy of can keep blocking the pay-as-you- accusing the. General Accounting petmsnence of select Bette Gtsnite CUPRINOL Ow present concert of Russian go feature, sooner or later the Gffice (GAO), which Campbell meke it t suiii- ^ d e r s a mlldneaa and rcason- federal government will build tl^da, of bias and prejudice hie choice for INtORANCi COMPANY V agaifi^st his client. THE roads on credit, passing the bill your monument, y^ableness far more striking than Young has said in sworn testi- HTGN s anything Malenkov deired’ at­ on to the general taxpayer of the. mohy. ^fore the committee that whether it it to tempt, when he was trying to be future. H he never yiade any money for him­ I be Urge or snull. W. G. GLENNEY a number one man in Russia. In Congress should make a second self or his firm from government 1 contracts w W h he had handled. III spite of putting the frost on one try, as the President requests, CO. The, committee did not say what mild Russian regime, we got one and the second try should still hr ateps It might take next. 336 North Main ^ t. still more mild. on pie basis o f sound financing, Your Friendly Jhleighborhood This one. however, the W est and a fair taxing of those who COMPARE AND SAVE Phone MI 9-^53 . has now decided to help. This one useHhe-roade moat. Open Dally 7 a.ni. to 6 p.m.. In­ we go for. This one we want to cluding Wedtlenday atternoorna and keep in power. Jlo Britain roUr The C^urt Saya No " SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Saturdays until noon. out the red carpet for next spring, THE OFTICE OF Our progreaa back toward san­ e n t e r s t r e e t and, with leas fanfare, even the 470 C TEL. MI-3-7782 ity conUnuea, with tha Federal United aiUtesL. has given up the DR. JOSEPH M ASSX r O WHATEVER YOU NEED IN Court of Appeals at WaNiington Document Prints for informal settings Idea that fu prime purpose In life LUMSER. WE HAVE IT riiUng that tha federal govern­ 52 PA R K ST. Is to create, a revolt inside Rus­ ment has no legal right to evict sia againai the Russian govern­ Reg. $‘229.00 loujigy 20th Century Lawson ^enants merely becauee they may Sofas Sofa dressed to associate with informal ma­ WILL BE CLOSED ment. In reality, we are ac last DRUG STORES "fall to swear they are not mem­ backing a regime in Ruasla. In­ ple, cherry, pine, mahogany! Quaint docu­ UNTIL AUGUST 15 bers of any of the aome 300 or- stead ,ot-trying to tesr It down I4 ment print covers: ruffled valances; covered- > ganlzaUona on the Attorney Gen- and. discredit it. ■ We presume PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I 89’00 to-order. eral s list of allegedly subversive, there must be facpons in Russia organisations. M A X W E LL M ILLE R. Reg. PharmacLsI. Ph.O. to whom this is the opposite of The Court of Appeals rule* thst j ^ TOM “REO” KENNY. Reg, Pharmacist Reg. $110.00 Wing and Louhge Chairs with pleasing, For them, perhaps, refusal to deny membership in an j T • AT YOUR SERVICE foam Latex cushions: document print and Western cordiality to„the present Chairs 89 5° organization dpea not constitute plain covers. iiliiiliiiiiiSisisisip., leaders of .Russia merely proves, i ^ legal proof of euch membership, 299 GREEr^l R O A Il PHONE MI 9-4878 that these leaders are traitors to that ^he Attorney GeneVal’a list j ^ . Russiij’s .and Communiarn'i ■ true Now,..You can dictate AS THOSE AT ts-aa dyawn for guidance ih re-' Interests,- just as the fact that crultlng employes of the federal j k Mahogany for important bedrooms President Eisenhower gets kind For Your Convenience without error or expense! •I government,—not houeing te'hants, treatment from Rusaia probably LADD and HAL,L CO., Inc proves, to SQm^ violent Americans, and that the federail government, i * ★ SUl POST OFFICE STATION To give your master bedroom or guest room when it plajia the role of landlord, | ^ ...aHAZING K-USABLE BaT that he U ’ merely a Communlet . , classic beauty, choose the South wick Bed­ must be bound by the due prbeess v ★ PA CKA G ES GIFT W RAPPED FREE Erases Errors Instantly^ ROCKVILLE stooge.,But the hope la that the j room in either "Uoppertone” brown mahog­ of law, which is not to be found | ^ . ' ■ i • p e a t m ajority on both aides will any. or new light beige "Casualtone” finish! is Guaranteed for Life I \ ★ AIR-CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS . . support those who preach and In the gvlctlon npUcee given out ^ Double dresser and -mirror, chest and full Tka saw Higli-FMality (w aplM **l*f MctaHaa LARGEST SELECTION-IN TOLLAND COUNTY piActlce peace in- preference to under the so-tailed Gwinn Amend­ ★ NOTARY PURLIC size bed. MacMat 7*« '• fktati pothti iMItrs. ment. " , the doctrine of ineyitabla war. iritfcaat •rttri. Siingly ravtrM ta abara arrar Step fight in... REASONABLE PRICES What this all adds up to, in the ★ REXALL SPECIALS vas laaJa aii4 Jktata tka cariad w a rii... Iba realm o f layman’s common sense, arrat » taa|aatkally arataJ, Iba tarractiaa it 2 1 9 - 0 0 . . . and in air Ironditioned comfort transact any or all of What Have They Loet?’ li that in America an individual s i r LIGGETT SPECIALS pieces ratarJaJ. (aiaglaaMlar laataalaai tha h waat Erata-0- the complete banking services that make this bank your Wednesday, in Vienna, the personal beliefs or afflUationa •'1. SELF SERVICE Matk racatOaf bah far Hfa. Uta yaar racarifii^ One Stop Bank. OPEN ALL DAY MONDAYS naga of the United Statoa, Brit­ shall not datarnUno whera he shall ball avar an4 ayar, 10M tiam ar OMra. or shall not Uve. ^rlt aaya an in­ ain, Franca and R uaaia, were X ★FREE DELIVERY Oaty CaaiHaKMlaf livat yaa anat-fraa, tatf- OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 hauled down, ahd the red and dividual Niall not be deprived of haa dktaliaa... Hi|b-fi4allly fa w O iij R ta w -' white emblem of Auatria was a roof ovor his head because of ^ AMPLE PARKING pradacat yaat aaka vab f a^aarkabla st^haalklhf- PLENTY OF PARKING- raised in their pUce. Auatria'was suspected or inferred Ideological MKavar tbit M « way laiaalau, laiKatt id a - free again, at last. beliefs or sympathios. The Gwinn CAMERA OEPT. ★ PICNIC SUPPLIES Kaa. Pkaaa w vnta taJay. F IH 7 4 A t THAL ■niia aimple, Joyous fact pro­ Amendment, one of the many Chpice of MANtHESTER TRUST t h a vokes ua to aoma thought. Tha meoauras "adoptad when we- were ★ HOSPITAL ^UPPLIES ★ PET DEPT. lunging out at (ha suspect in M A IN O m O B promiae by tha powtra involved ★ BEACH SUPPLIES ★ ALL SODA ON ICE C o p p e rto n e to miaka Auatrhi fraa waa gtvan, •vary ctmcaivablo fUricUon, aaya I M Mata, Oppoalto^t. Jamas* Church by them, at the flrat Moaoow Con- Uiaaa thttga can arid Oiould hap­ COMB If & faranpa, back te l» « s . F m - tX pen in Amarica. Now the eourt or Casualtone RUSSELL,F. RRODpniCK NORTH BkULNCB yaara, all the powtra lavolvad a p y i BO. U No. Mata. Ootiar Otadaad 8L Co.Inc. Open Ihurafluy Evenings • te • te v a had thalr meananta o f hodg- ,------ALUED BUSINESS EQUIPMENT OORP. Nait to IMOtA ta g ea Oiat promiae. Nona o f thorn ROCKVILLE loTma^aiitoStot* !*y**-v**^ finishes 1 •MMADfSTBEET | TEU WUMmII M t t l Iwo baaa aagtr to haatan tha oio- ■{r-— ONE STOP 6 a FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES o f MfR* >0iM A aib U lamM ba ftaa. n. A n tu A X E D w n H ACME BUBDfxha on v ia B , m o. / 7 ^ A t /'-c ;: /'<■ 'V 7 7 ' “i'’.

MANCHE'sTER EV^JNING itiERALD, MANCHESTER, G6NN7 FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1985 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C H B S j^ C0NN„ FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1958 p a g e e ig h t

It . Never Mlseea Fifty years ago'’there W tn a BUGS BUNNY That it never ratna but what it hundr^ thousand cii^r store In­ B olton Staff Privilege§ / Senior Citizens diana ln.the United SUtes, but to­ Aitt%ver to PrevietM Punt* WANT* „ pours I’d say was overatressed, day the National Gepgrnphic Soci­ WE CAEBY a l l s Given Dr. Sdiwter Sense and iSf^nseiise Missing WordjS j ■ , Planning Picnic ,-s. ■,/ If It didn’t happen every time ety estimates that only 3,000 are A LEADING BRAVDS Schpol Secretuiy NameUi t- .< My clothes were newly pressed. around. And now they're idl col­ Exelsr,^ N, H., __ J u l y ^ (7)—>Dr, N o t e s ---S. H. Dewhurst. lectors’ items. ACB08S DOWN l i 1 X The second seasonal picnic for In a catnp "Over There” Urf George Washington threw « doUar / I Arthur Drug Sbrts. Herman^ N. Sandery'^quitted of the .Senior CItizeni Club, con- across the river. Turhiah prisonera were allowed ' l ------and 1 Arrow poison $ 1^500 Is Starting Salary murder in the itodth of an in- *itia fifrt week of the play- duotwd by the Recreation DeparV- BomeAfreedom. and among^ 'Other Englishman—Well that la not BY DICK TURNER downs 3 Impudent menL 7ylll be held Wednesday at thln^^ our American boy^ intro- very remarkable, for a dollar went CARNIVAL ctirably^lll can c^ p a tlen t in 1950, grouhd schedule has been complet­ 4 A n ------3 ^ablest Bolton, July 29 (Special)—Mri.«»-mUnlty Hall. Reglatrara Mrs. Alice Center Springs Park beglpning at ^ c e d them to the jfeme of baae- much further in those days than It yesterday wag' accorded "courte­ ed with some very successful 3 p.m. There will be a program, of does now. ' exchange 4 Etiquette i Barbara Albaal of Villa Louisa Rd. Lee and Mrs. Mamie .Maneggia will ball. The Turka did^ remarkably sy staff" piiytleges by. trustees of events. The most popular so far gamea, ringing and dancing fol­ I H i i ------if expert,—— be in aeaalon during these houra th# Exeter liokplUl. well at it. One of them atepped up , The American would not be i haa been hired as secretary at the' this season was the two play­ lowed by a pjinic supper of ham- to the bat one day. and taking it worsted, so after a short pause, he worse than Post to mafee amu al correcUons to the This i\;da the -second Rocking- hit bite 3 Wind Elementary School, Principal Rich­ ground carnivals conducted at the bufgers and Rotdogs at- 5:30 p.m. firmly in hla hand, turned to the said: caucus IIMa and take new enroll- hanq* Odunty hospital to .extend . All members are urged to noUfy eaat and aal^m lng aaid In a rev­ Amencan - But Washington ac­ 12 A ------peeve indicator ard B. Mather has announced. She manta. staff jmivileges to Dr. Gander. *I7ie West Side and Robertson play­ 40 Ledger entries the Recreation Department as soon erent voice:,/ - complished a great feat than that. 13 Old ersy —— 6 Rubber 25 Norse god yvill bcgiii her duties one week be- Registration with a party is othar Is the Alexander Eastman grounds. There waa an estimated 41 Persian prince aa possible whether or not they He • once chucked a sovereign 14 Century plant 7 Beak 26 Foot lever fore'tha opening of school and con­ neeataary for participation In Hqdpital in Derby. . x crowd of over 2,000 at thsae car­ plan to attend. The program will Turk—Xilah. aaai.st thy servant. 42 Hope, for across the Atlantic. 15 Exist Seundict 27 Transfer en' tinue on the Job for one week after (party caucuses, in September at . / He was admitted to the Rock­ nivals. be under tlje direcUon of Jim Her­ He then made a three-bagger. which canJiUatna for the town 161-ack of power 9 Landed route 43 Opposed the cloaiQg of sOhool. ingham County Medlieal Society Tuesday night each playground dic,' superintendent of The next player to the bat waa election op Oct, 3 will H; named. recrcaUon, ■»!" an American boy who waa not go- Seen on the front door of a IS Bams 'lO Repetition. 26 Network 44 Watch your Mra. Albaai waa graduated from last November after four appllca- had a picnic supper, which found and Neil Lawrence. Swim C'laasroom Arranged l^ _ t o let the 'Turk beat him. He Pennsylvania Dutch tourist home: 20 Allots 11 Clues 29 The ------of Manchester High School In 1943 Uoni for membership In the- the children roasting, hotdogs, 7 * W I CAN OOOUff «OOD OMO 60SH...0UR/TffSr "Bell Won't Bell. Bump!" 21 Night and 17 Likenesses March 46 Girl's name u s e p o u t following which she was employed Another problem in the adndnt- Hillsborough COttnty Medical So­ hamburgers and marshmallows. hlao' atepped up to the bat, claaped ’ tl v y 0ANOASIN0 *IM PWntNf, AN' TH' PA?ADC it firmly In his hand, salaaming to 19 Trite 31 Delicate 47 Greek letter a.4 secretary and cashier at the •^*'"'"‘"8 P ciety had been rejected. On Thursday the scheduled chil­ HASNT a r A R T g O t j the east s»tld; ■ A siise and good friend once 22 Ages 23 Ascends 33 Make amends 48 Hastened ^hfnoBuidkMkf Hartford office of the Personal ,L*ke Hotel war solved Dr. . Sander, ’■ a 46-year-old drens movies in Center Park were said to me: 24 Meat cut 38 Gifted person 50 TO and - Finance Corp. She then became h*‘ Candia physician, .was dropped rained out. Tonight wijl find the ATnerican You know me Al, 24 ------, Peru B«cr«tArv tft Ph«rt*k t) nna>w tion. John Rotnwell______.,,^Ilced___ ■ .up up Friend—If you want to live 26 Smiig person secretary to Charles R. Burr of from the Hulaborough society jol- weekly Friday night dance at the Burr Nurseries. She is presently two-by-fours, drilled )»olee in U«em lowtng hla -cquittal on a charge, West Side Playgrouhd beginning I! paid Mrs. Marjorie Kellcher. happily and effectively, you've.,got 2'>Three (preftx) 1 r r r r 5 6, 16 IT to accommodate Ak rope and to be a participant, not a specta­ 30 Fancy r completing five years employment o f killing Mrs. Abbie C. Borrotcr at 7:30 for the ydunger children of Gndley, Calif., to go fishing. She painted-them wl^e to mark off of Manchester. tor. 32 Burned at Cheney Bros, virherc she has followed by tha. teenagers at 8:30. caught two big bass. In the i2 i5 i4 the area In w ^ h ,claa« instruc­ Di'. ' Sander was granted stomach of one she found a wrist 34 Took astray J>een secretary to the iuperintend- Jim Herdic, Mi]^rintendent of re­ .jBftt of the velvet mill and for the tion la given.'^chors to mark off. courtesy staff-privileges after a watch. In the stomach of the other 35 Land^ creation, will be in charge. He will Anguished Husband, at infor­ r~ 1^ paat two years, secretary to Hor­ the corner! b f the "classroom"' unanimous recommendation by be assisted 1^ Pat Shtrer, Dave waa a gtfld ring. V properly were supplied by Howard Skin­ mation booth of crowded depart­ 26 ace B. Learned, vice president of the regular etaff of the Exeter Custer and PriieiJIa Hlih ment store: "Have you seen any­ 36 Insect r 16 the company. ner. hospital, trueteea of the hospital M The ra^ -off area eases the job Next week will ftn4.playground An Englishman was being thing of a small, plump, blonde 37 Scolds Salary for the school. position sal.d. ' i Poto- w’oman spending money like a 39 Individuals 21 22 S of the/'instructorii and keeps chll- eiectiqns being conducted on^each shown the sights along the has been set at 51.500 '" annually Courteay appointments are In playground. *fhey will a mac. . drunken sailor?" — Son Tobin, 40 Never an— - di-en/who are waiting for the|r u 2T with annual Increments of 5100 to force for one year, and doctors mayor, police chief, fire chief And Are Taiior-Made To Suit Your Piirse American - Here la where King Features. moment' les^n'to-be^n or for other mems may apply for admission to the Pi i 0 a maximum of 52,100. The secre­ hers of (he /amily to finish frpm playground supervisors. I \ 41 Abstract being 56 r 5 52 tary will also be reimbursed for regular staff at the end of that 42 ------not, want i ' Sound Valuea —with the /fhterferlng In the conduct of the time. Tuesday night there will be a attendance at Board of Ekiucatlotv classes. i marshmallow roast in place of the OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE not 54 5>l ioad..|iama of our ergant- meetings. In addition to working Ho Fixed Down Payments or Monthly Payments- tation behind eaeh ear, c« w-eekly picnic cupper, beginnnig at <45 Retribution six hbu(1, 1»W,. 56 Glacial ridges * 51 o’clock to view proposed plans for ies in Center Park beginning at TIME CITTIN BACK 4TEP—HA1C-KAFF..'.' !T Merchants Fight Md. 'The Rev. Mr. Bell was pastor THE earl CMi 57 Cushion If a 6-room addition to the Elemen-. dusk. T O WORK MONDAt S/J “ You know something. Herkimer? I ifreid that feet cup of the church of the Nazarene In 21010EIJIXE OinpFTHe 1^51 BUICK tary School recently approved In Manchester -for several years be­ Friday *111 be weekly dances fof SEDAN > "C; of coffee I had is going to keep iwake tonight!" rr'-’ l l r-il 1947 Olds 2-DooK Ra- ft A A Town Discussion^ Group and co- dio, heater, h.vdraroatic. chairman of the School Building types of food. gAsoline. antiques 241 N. MAIN ST. (Two Locations) 1SS CENTER $T. •t-t* and some garden supplies. ALLEY OOP ’Quite Different BY V. T. HAMLIN Committee. 1946 Olds 2-Door. C C A PTA to Help with Shots Antiques and .garden supplip/ KEMFS COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Radio, heater. r OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. The fcnool office has announced were excluded from the law by a INC. 1947 Buick 4-Door. that a PTA committee of workers recent-, act of the. Leglslatfire. TEL. Ml 3.5113-4>oSOTO^LYMOUTH— .TEL. Ml 3-1225 ■Radio, beater. will furnish as.slstance for Dr. Gasoline waa excluded some time FITBMTUKE Robert Bowen, town director of ago. AND MUSIC 19.10 Ford‘d 4-Door. health, In administering , second The merchants, 'w ho selj hard­ Radio, heater. polio shots on A ug 4 at the Ele­ ware. furniture and misce'itaneous MM^SSM items, contend the blue law. . is. JO'10 Pl.vmoiilh mentary School. The program of inoculation of the 100 children will unconstitutional because it per-1 763 51AIN ST. 4-Dr. Radio, heater. begin at 1 p.r.i. mits some businesses to open Suii\ 1949 Buick (lonveiiible. Radio, Parehts of children who received days and forces others to close. Bwfor* you pack..e healer,.dynaflow. the first shot of vaccine last ^>ring Suparioi> Court Judge Louis Electric windows. will be contacted by the PTA com­ Shapirq,/Reserved decision on the mittee. men;*(MU’ petition. \ 1951 Plyinvuth Vialtors in Town xChief Peterson argued Judge 4-Door. Heater. Mr. and Mrs. William 7^- Shapiro has no Jurisdiction in the Treasure and small son''. V^rUi suit because it represents a request and Scott, of Clarendon lUHS, Illi­ for a declaratory Judgment on a AMESITE DRIVEWAYS nois are visiting Mr. stuLMrs. Ron-- criminal statute. , | EXPERTLY INSTALLfD aid Grose of BoltonJiul Rd. 'Irs. Most of the merchants had begn Base Grading — Machine Spread —'‘Forms Set — Power Rolled Treasure, the fWmer Miss Mar­ arrested by Peterson on their own Also: Parking Lots — 'Tennis Conrts — Walks BOOTS AND HER BUDDIE4 Confidential BY EDGAR MARTIN GORMAN garet McCormick of Manchester, is Invitation. They summoned him to Terms ArmagMl If Desired '4 8 C H E V . MOTOR SALES Inc. Mrs. Grosp’ ^sister. their stores,', made sales before 107.. FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS ntlinr 2-Dr. RAH. '49 MERC. H*CV-THST«D VAOmON f e c i a l ' ^ FORD ~ FORD - - FORD — FORD — FORD — U S E D C A R I f

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PAGE TEN ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, -JULY 20. 1055 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, I^NCHESTER. CONNw FRIDAY. JULY 29,. 195^/ FACE ELEVEN White Sox Fail to :am Big League Way \ L eader in « h 6NIDBR T pull every pi-tchl PGA Champion LOCAL C h e c k in g a ’ Y a n k ile Sgi terday 3-2 and look th# vital’ ae­ four strokes off par on the first /R tandlng* JUID AND FIN A L round In era for the coming school year. " f B erra ,’276. Gerry Colenjan ,2.‘iS an'd W L Pet rie* two games lo one. nine holes With an eague oil No. 2 thc\ Church Softball League is tag of Andy Carey, Yankee third baseman, to prevent a score and complete a double play in sixth Williams in Bad Slump and blrdiea on No. 6 and No. 7. On T*ie Community Y and West Side Andy Carey .2.56. A c e t^ it Sylv# Iter . .5 0 1,000 In fart, Chicago reached first scheduled to start Monday night at Reel buildings svlll be open for Inning of game at Yankee Stadium. New York,’ July 28. Umpire Nestor Chylak, whd appears to be jgtv- A* for the pitehing. atep* were AnsAldt's .... S S .500 plsce the herd way with an up- the No. 2 hole he dropped a curling RolKiison Park at 6:30 when •hoovers. Ing safe sign, called Carey out.' Csrey attempted to score from third on teammate Togi Barra's 50-fbot putt for an eagle three. taken yeattrday to correct that., New York, .luly 29 (/Ti Wally t The earned run < omeb.ack of Ja4wyers*'s, .. . 2 3 .400 hill battle When league play Emanu\l Lutheran crosses bats fly to right. Sox won, 3-2, to retake league lead over the New York club. (AP Wlrephoto). Don lArsen. a righthander, wa.s Norman's\^. . 1 5 .167 resumed July 14, after th* Ali- Four atraight para startiid him on with th ^ North Methodists. Lack Moon, the shining light of the St. the year is being made by BiUs- th* right track op the back nine, FIRST ROUND matches In recalled from Denver of the Ameri­ Loiiis Cardinal.s who won .N‘a-<4nirgh's Vernon l>aw. Tlie' big Star recess.' the White .Sox were of a publWat and scorer has been the Rresident'a Cup Tournament at can Aasn. where he ha.s a 9-1 re- League-leadltig Aceto * Sylves­ in third place, six games back of and he found birdie range on fwo on* of the tpaln drawbacks in this tional League Rookie-of-the-Y'.cai righthander fini.shed fast among of the next three holes before the Country Club must be com­ cord'and ha* hit seven home-runs. honors la.st j, eai. is laughing at tlie National Ij-aguc's regulai ter rallied for \two runs in the .New York, and a game behind circuit this qeason. Not once dur­ pleted by Satui'day and second North Ends Edge kockets lArsen, who came to the Yankees sixth and final inhing to eke out a second place Cleveland. Since then finishing with two pars for his 34. ing the ftrs^two rounds waa a basehall's sophomore jinx. The pitchers ■ last .sea.son with a .5..50 Trail by Stroke round matchea must be played, be­ In the deal that brought Bob Tur­ speedy out-fielder Is leading the , mark. ’Thus yeai, Ijiw s ERA is hard-fought 3-2 wjp over cellar­ Chicago s won 12 of 17 game* and complete box^ore turned in for fore f-unday night. Third and ley from Baltimore last winter, dwelling Norman's last night in an has been rolling at a .706 pace. Close behind him were six golf­ publication. Cards in baiting with s .313 2.9,5, third lowest in the circuil. ers from the atarting field of 151, fourth round play ■will carry In Rec Cage League 58-56 Tonight couldn't make the grade at the. average, fiftli lilghesl in the nr- He's won seven and lost four, International Leagiie ejjntesl at la>ng Wa.v to Into the weekend of Aug. 7 Btart of the season but Stengel is Verplanck School. Don Tarca was It's a long way' to the end of all tied up at 67. They were Mike JIMMY BELIA former LltUe Nassiffs vs. Elks, 6:15— Charter cult. Moon ha* hit 13 homers, one Homs, Rye, N. Y.; Al Balding, with the finals on Aug. 14. Oak. hopeful he haa learned .something more than in 19.54 when he the winning pitcher for the’jeader* the sea.son. however, and the top League baseball standout catcher Rtandlngs and 10 tsJlies by Wilson paced the 'I'lic' Baltimore Orioles. i^'ho i who won their fifth straight game Erindale, Ont.; Ralph Blonquist, with the Yankees, w u a regular W L Pet. Herm's vs. BA's, 8:15 — ML Ne­ In the nrtlnor*. \ fiiiiahed with a .304 mark. diopped 100 games in 19,')4. are in I five clubs in the American loop W HITE HOX from O licago are Northies. Four players shared the In the second round while Nor­ could be covered with a large Glendale, (Jallf.; Ed Oliver. Le- catcher wRh the City College High Nasslff Arms ...... ,. 3 0 1.000 bo. V .Sturdivant Maj’ (io ' , ■" ' h'Orse .shape this season. They've ^ mont. III.; Art I Wall Jr., Pocono not the only winning team in 1 .750 Rockets' scoring as Finn collected Ansaldi’s vs. La'wyers, 6 •;— Ver­ , To make room for Larsen, the man's suffered their fifth con.seCvi- blanket tom. Ill...... 34-33—67 must take the High’s three losses Kvami, K ...... S (HI 16 Auto Parts vs. Case Bros., 6:30— L a s t the DodgeM of 19.52. to a robust .534. $2.20, $2.30 and $2.60 for the sec­ Art Wall Jr., Pocono Manor, Nigh 1*8 Fights A m ^rlraa Matched in Twi Feature I ~ ' P rn n ...... 34-3.'j__$7 in the standings but will still have Tntali Chartsr Oak. Tonight at 6 o'clock, Ansaldi'a! *“ Dropo continual his bat- .Liambletonian test at Vern.on ond. Htandinga •the only team If) the league that ...... 38 04 8* One o^the reasons for the Im­ I„efty Haivi'v Haddix. one of the Batting tBaurd at bat#)—Ka­ ' Downs. There was no pari-mutuel bet­ E. J. (Dutch! llarriRon St. a chance lo win the third and Score’ ai half time 34-31, Rockets. BA’s v a CYO, 6:16—M t Nebo. hn'- D*'lroit. Kii^nn. Detroit. and the Ijiw j-tcs me«t in a b a ttle ;:" * ' two-run homer in Umis. Mo. 34-33—67 W L Pet. has a mathematical chance to fourth round championship. Aceto * Sylvester va Anssldt's, 6 Milwaukee Kenny Lane. 13g-i,e,ier (Si [ pcoving the White Sox margin Mon scored a Ienglh-and-.3-half ■ Butch Hanover placed in the Beaupre Motors 6 4 .500 , time la 6:1.5. cords were set by the 1965 'New Lakatos, 138\, Youngstown, Ohio, home/ run resutgenf f of Lan yjH -sharp rever sal of form m recent Ilmi." K aliii^ Dpfrolt, tv..!.. The B.X s haxe needed the victory over Galopiione in 2:02 in first dash, while Black Rfco took IK'W FiiiRlPt w aid. Bodforef hoop* in the first period as the Motor Sales va Police dc Firs, 6— I w inninE wrv® loniCiVt n#n , «# IlfightR Ohio ...... 34-34—68 M anchester TVust 6 6 .500 Flrul h'allonal Rslili (4) Haven State Teachers College var­ Waddell. , * , .staunch hurling- because ils team v*V ^ ' *1 "i ^ '' '^*'h ' (-onnic Johnson a two-horse raccoff last night.’ the show spot. Butch Hanover *b r b p« a e rbl Rockets grabbed a one-point lead «■ Dobv Thie hard-hitting outfielder week*. In his last 2.5 Innings, Had- (;,'',,” ims”ny''B*,'.i,,n 73 Tvmi- 3 (' 0 s 0 0 n Yankees shut out until Frad Wawkln.«. St. Andrew?*. Elks 3 8 .273 sity basketball team which won has, hit 10 four-baggers in July. the .Maple Streeter* lake on Hern) s ha,tm'g .average is the lowest ip Each had taken two dashes in two placed again In the second dash in ...... : ...... 34-34—68 Mri’lHin If ...... 2 1 ft 0 ft 0 0 at the quarter. 16-15. Finn kept up Wedneeday, Ang. S Los Angeles—Zbra Follty, 183, dlx haa given irj> onlv two eamed H 3 1 1 3 1 0 0 , Mickey .Mantle hit hi* 22nd homer Nasslff Arms 2 .181 Daixir- rf ...... •■2 • 1 ■ 1' \ft- - ft - ft ft the New England small college Phoenix, Ariz., stopped Jak* Wil­ Ha' had had only seven before Cameras at -Mt. Nebo si 6:\.5. A the league, a 190 mark. Only out- Bamvaso ,3h fields of 17 Hamblelonlan eligible*. but Satinwood waa third. Al M-ngprt. Maninrojirk, his brllli^t hoop-making in the Telcoa va Groa-ltes, 6:30—Charter runs wlule winning three straight snfl Bnonr P''"'""- Detroit. 76...... 3 1 2 1 3 0 ! ; in...... the ninth...... with...... one. aboard Re- K. Y...... 33-35-68 Honii s.i ...... ___1 0 0 X 2 ft ft (NAIA) title and played in the Oak. liams, 184, Portland, Ore, 7, ' t ^ t . win for the BA's wiH\move them fielder Dick Pitkin, is hitting over I!'*'* '' Even before the race, the easy­ Owned by? William T. Maybury Jack Hurko. Klanip-Rha Lak'’. Saimoiil Ib ...... U 1 ft 6\ft ft 1 second period aa the Rocket* to bring hia won-lost record to 8-9. New YmtU. 66, Manila. N>w . ! .3 0 0 0 00 } j liefer Billy Pierce struck out First National Bank registered K ansas City, Mo., tournam ent. I'ork. 66 to within one-half game of ythe ' the .300 mark with a .313 batting ; simnu?n«' if going bay colt owned by Sol Camp’ of Dexter, Maine. Galophone paid N. Y ...... 32-36—6K Richard ii ...... 2 1 0 0 '0 ft 0 lengthened their lead to 34-31 at Lawryers ■va Norman’s, 6 — Ver­ !Iit.« -Kahn*' I>plioU. lA'* Smith, ...... 3 o 0 2- »» 2 0 > pinchhilter Jerry Coleman with Donald Whiu. AiaiiiPda, <*ahf. '14-35—651 tlirec runs in the fifth inning to Abrskv 3b ■...... ___3 0 115-02 planck. league-leading CYO. ' \ average. The Maple Streeters have j'Tarca i> of Shafter, Calif..- had been an $2.60. $2.30 and $2.30 the first Pitnlicclli r ... the half. Burke tossed in 10 The Brooklyn Dodgers, who lekd <'I'vcInnfJ atifl Kii'nn D^troii. 123. x-Jack MillFi. Oamyii. Ohio ..35-34—69 defeat Manchester Trust 4-2 in an ... 2 ft ft 4 0 \0 ft New Haven State Teachers Col­ Roy Motors va PoUcs * Firs, 6— Ka\. rhlcan'i, 122 pow^i. Kansas Excellent hurling has keVhottd been winning the close one* hav- ' 1 o H n * n '■"‘l 'h® battle, odds-on favorite to take the $95.- lime and $2.30. 12.10 and $2.10 the JackRon. BradiFx. Hott.«ion. D.vcr 2b ...... 1 ft 1 0 1 ft ft points in the second stanza 'but the majors In homers, will fad six | t 0 I 0 1 n n Rosen Hitting Star Alumni League contest last night Ihe BA drive this season mg won three games via the one- OOO Trotting Classic at Goshen, second. Toxaa ...... 33/36—69 I.ovrtt rf. 2b. r. ....3 ft 1 1 3 ft\ft his teammates managed opiy six lege, first-tim e host to the 1655 Oval. . shy of the big league club record' Cleveland snapped back at R<-,.s- Paul HariiFy, Wnrerstf'r. at < Charter Oak Park, .lohnny Dell 21,, rf .-...I ft 0 ft ft 1 New England playoff of th* Na­ Medics va Morlarty's, 8—ChsHer i aiNa^: I TairIp next Wednesday.' The victories gave Scott Frost, WoJnafriwlcR rf ... 2 0 1 ft ft 0 points. of 221 set by the Giants m 19471 KiPenn,’''p,:iV,Vu‘"2t" f*nF | Bcilinghiri aprt, run margin. Sorm.n'*. (J| . losing the firs t/tw o Mark ...... '36-33’—69 Alosky came up With the big hit tional Association of Intercol­ Oak. can. Kaunas I'liy, 33 White and I’lei- Myles McDonough have shaicdX Hei m s boa.st a, weak 'Jl.5 learn With little Joe O'Brien at the son of the 1947 Hamblelonlan win­ Buck White, (iipenwtiod. if they continue thcir.presenl pace. 1 st> r h po s e rbi , g*mes of the .series, with A|.Rosen aa he doubled with the bases Total* ...... 19 4 \ The Rochets increased the lead legiate Athletic*, proved a poor reins, Scott Frost won the first ner, a string of eight straight MiRR ...... 33-37—69 5 18 10 1 a Second Gbagos va Canter Church, CHICK McCLURE Says, The Brooks have,' walloped 140 "*•{■ *ii. X V k a mound duties, with Bellinghin j'toatling average/hut ■ the Photo-1 rmnin 3h Mike Krak. W .inon. W. Va 34-35—69 loaded to break a 1-1 tie. Mftnrhf RlFr Truat (•) t \ 44-37 al the third period break 1 n 5 ? S S'n''*’' He Natted one, winning the right to represent 6:80-ytlobertaon. (•niVi‘-'.Nv« Y,,,-)! k ■ i-“nisan"^KRn!«*»! "•■"” '''’ 8 '" ‘o ganies against one ; f^ien have noy^been ga-.n g the o- dash in his division in 2:03. In the triuraps. x-DenotPR amateui ah r h po a c rbl liomeia and will fl'niah with 215 at Ml-^trclt" Ih „ „ ,1 I n n,'" 'hree runs, two with b'* I6th The Trust scored first., in the Pt^TRon 3b ...... 2 but. fell completely apart In the the region in the national tcMimey. Thursday, Ang. 4 Cm 7 Biishv. Chiraxo, Kaline. £ie-, loss and McDonough winning two breaks. D>w Antonio O rd a , Bupiior Aire.q 33.37— 70 0 ft V the American As.sn.. where he was York. 9 ,|s . . 26 2 7 IS 13 0 1 At Baltimore, th^ Tigers made Davis Cup Tenuis CharlfR Sifford, Philadelphia 32-38—70 The tie-breakers came In the Pftc rf ...... 1 0 ft f) 0 0 0 JMtc'hing 1 on N ileriRions» - f'>t Minor in 6th it four of five over/the Orioles, set­ Ernie Vosaler. Ft. Worth. fifth as three walks loaded the the loop's leading hitter. Dyck has In k Sylvp!»t>r . 1 0 0 0 E1 3—3 Totals ...... 21 2 2 15 ’ 7 1 3 Bvinc. N* w Yoik 9-2. 616; Donovan Sil/c rman ■ 2 9 0 0 0 —2 ting a faster pwe than Chicago Texak • ...... 35-35 —70 basea. Aloskys double and Jo* hit safely in his la.st 13 game* <’l4ira|;o. iItaly and Sweden clash in TpiI Rhiid^R. (.'hluaE*-* . 36-34—70 Tonight, Beaupre Motors will By PAT BOLOl'C Bob Hafnrich. Frpinom, chuck. pb: Ponticelli: u: Stium- Majeski Rdeased, National l^aafu# •paved Pratl^A Whitney lo both the the victor>’yi-oad rates waa a t second when Red -Milan today aa play in the Davis meet Na.ssiff Arms. Beaupre is Wiltke; Scorrr: L. Diana: Time: 1:5ft." F T a m n g I Rh«riI on 200 at bnt.urn, Weo A * rbi to pull the hidden ball trick. Shep­ *326. “ KluRZowRki. Cincinnati. 3T7, tional Baseball Congreas, haa edit- All Star team\thal season includ-, V Craig fknned 11 Redleg.s to run ed State.s at forest Hills, N. Y.. Teachers College football team Mtw.ii St L'.ms 313. ed an Infoi-fnaUve 18-page book- ed Dick Foley.\Dick Kellev. Schu- I tamifnllin' ard kept hi* foot on the bag. Rum* Snltl'T. Bro<»klyn. 67 Bruton his pit/hing string to 3-0 since next month. lowered the national small colleges let on thiFhistoty of the Hartford mey. Miller and catcher Wally j r.«ly m Harvey Haddix began moving Fleck in Step with the Times Baltimore, July 29 lA’i Hank Miluauk'-F. 74. (iiliiani. Frooklvii knd joining the club two weeks ago. around in the pitcher’s box when TJhe Australians, favored in their defensive record, permitting all Majeskl. all-around inflelder. was MavR. Nfw York, 73, KlUR*owpkl. (Mr»* TwillgJjt Baseball League from Widholm. \ s'^°FvVer'3h The Dodgers made llieir ftr.st nine, matches against Canada, go into opponent* an average of 17.1 yard,* ctnnatr and Dork. Nrw York, 70 hits/good for pine runs thanks to the umpire called a balk. W hy? t'hicago—(NE.\) —Jack Fleck was dreaalng In hia hotel room ready today to give up playing JluiiR Battl’d In -Snider. Brookhn. 1929/% rough 19.53. The circuit . Also, in 19.53, the Puritan Maids. <;-»illrore 3h The umpire,’’Babe Plnelll, the three-day ■'North American per game rushing. The old mark 104 KmliR. P)ula(i«*lp)]ta. 79, MayR, organized' 26 sea.sons ago coached by Berube, saw twp of i IJ', f " e errors, a wild pitch and a Zone final without Lew Hoad, one tad ashed a tlaltor for the correct time. rnajor league baseball after more N’pw York, 76 KiiMXPwaki Cincinnati. railed this one hy Interpreting a was 34.2. than 12 sea.sons and become a Bal­ fth six club* headed by Savitt'a their stellar performer.* sign bonus MbK-nn*., c p^sed ball. Ted Kluszewski hit his of the whiz kid wonders of past "Do .you mean." the vialtor aaked, "that with everjthing 74, CainpajM'Ua an«l Hodp^’R Froiiklvn. homer for Cincinnati. Campy rule—"It Is a balk when the pitch­ ivhich haa come your way since winning the Open, nobody has timore Oriole scout, Aaron. Mitwnnkrf and Muiokh n 23 RpfRrooklvii. 1 ft swept its three-game set with dix' motions. first' time his record stood for onl.v the. Public Service, Indu.strial Milwaukee. ^ \ , I*4*F RS .. 9 1 3 1 ft fh off sinre hi.s bride of six weeks Mickle.” veteran he V^as. the privilege of A!«hHurii iMulad'Ujihla’ s m - R'*pulnki, ' Mi.«!rftta !h 0 n ' Philsdelphis. Eddie Math ew* Q. W hat was Hie largest lead three minutes. His- second still TIACS Si L o u \ 22 Central. Connecticut and Catholic Other familiar facesi to local ► P ,. , 4 ft 3 0 ■was sent home following the Wim­ refuaing to leport In rase any ; Anlonio Ib. If . .. 3 ' 3 I ft 0' slapped his 25th homer for the held by a team at one point of a stands a t 172'5”. Tripl»*«\ B r u i " n Jrfilwauk'’'’ and Leagues held the spotlight. Twi League fans who al^o partici­ I fipcor cf 0 0 bledon championships. other Amenran League club Long, IM t^nitgh, 9 ^ v r n plaxpm ti^d ; . 1 ft ft/1 Braves. game they eycntually lost? In glancing through the attrac­ pated m the Hartford ciruujt since F.'.thkr If. P 1 ----- 1 ft ft 1 ft’ 1 Ken Rosewall meets Bod Bedard' chooses to claim him. with ZoppA. C 0 ft I ; lx>se* Shutout A. That's not available, but the IA).NG D E IJI ERV BEFORE JULY 30th! Horn** Bun* Snol'i. Bii>«'kl,vn, 35, tive booklet, the names of many it* reorganization In 1946 include VA 11 2 of Sherbrooke. Que.. In the open­ , HULL AROUND CHANGED DIET It is Majeski's intention to do Kluaz«'WRki. «'Iwcninatf, 33, Ma>i>. NVw r»r'«'‘n rf . . 3 1 ft ft ft ft <1; Willard Schmidt tossed a three- Giants, on June IS, 1952, had an Wilmington, N. C, tfi- A letter Silk City performers were noted J-ohn Cbomick. Hal Lewis, Lou GidmAn rf ___i> ft ft f»/ ft ft ing match, while Lorhe Main of so and lake an Ot'dle scouting S'ork, 32 . Baj^^ t'htrago, 29 Pofi. Rijhlnf»w 2b U hit ball for eight jnhjngfi, but lost 11-0 lead over the Cardinals at from Kingston. ‘ some 80 miles Job. t'lnrlnnati auu .Matlipw*. Mtlwaukfr. as. well S8 many players who Camby, Charlie McMeanS. Red ,.. 1 ft ft ly ft ft Toronto and Vancouver play’s Hart- away, was 28 years late reaching New York jN EA l—Of the tour­ New York (NEA)—Archie Jacko. Al Siirowiec, Jimmy ClArk 2h , , ,.. ,0 ft ft, f) ft 0 ft hi* shutout when. I^ttsburgh got the end of three Innings — and WE NEED starred In the strong Manchester Minor 2b ,. 0 ft 0 ft 1 ft lost the game, 14-12. wige In Saturday's doubles. Hart- its destination at a printing firm ing profeasional golfers, who play­ Moore is a vegetarian when not Slolm Bowr St Lotil.*. I' Blanchard. Gerry William^ and Bruton .Mdwaiikfp. 14 t^driam Twilight (.«ag3ie a t the West Side Q. Was there ever a left-handed wig and Hoad will play Bedard and here. ed in the 1938 Palm Beac^ Tourna­ Ern Le KoflJsg.___ ) T oIaIr ...... 23 s 3 .5 4 ' cards got . 10 hits oft three Biic Toronto's Don Foplana., In the ment. only Sam Snead still is training, but with Rocky Marciano T+^mpW- - Clnomnatt aixt Oval, The well-known local di»- TlnaaTiirT' . - I /( 4 ' ■2—6 • hiirlerB. ^ catcher in the big leagues? The writer had enclosed a $3 *• • Mavjyr' Nrw York 12 rnond atara. Tomm.v Sipples and Man,v of the H artford 4 gkeata * 4 NiYrmans .concluding singles events Sunday active. on tap. he is eating steak. 1^1 huig «Ba.8*'d on 6* docl.^lonai-- 3 f t/t York'i atarl^r. Rub^n A. John Clemi^nts \vns a left- check for a notary public seal. J, played professionally and the\ll*the\ll 2b Antoni«>,4 .sb Cronin 2 ^ i ^ Bedard play* Hartwig while Main ^^-roini>*' Btitokhn. 17-1. .944 Woody Wallett w’ere standouts MrKFnnT^s! Gomez, gav« up two of Chicago’* handed catcher with the Phila­ E. Hicks said he Intended to ^lOttkUn, 9-3, 750 Kr^ktn*,. F?rookl5'n- includes Pete Natkenls. Johnnytiony Mcraffrey,. A. F.vjpt bb • fares Rosewall. lit'H L0ND6 w ith Savitt'a back in '29. Mi.«tr#ru M. sn MrKrbnA I MisirFt five hits in the two innings h# delphia' Nationals from 1884 acknowledge receipt of the order, Warren. Ohlo^ -Bobby Hughes, Moncton. N, B.—Y'von Durelle, and M aglit. N**w York 9-4. .692. Ar- Taylor, Monk Dubiel, Jim Fran'inco- lA 6. F^RhlFT 5 hhp: fiuhinow. Minor, through '97, finishing up with the The surprising Italian team, though he doUb(s the letter writer 171. Bale Ste. Anne. N. B, knocked WATE.RFORD ro5o fit I.ouif, 11-5 6*i6 First l^fenalonals line.. CJiaille Wrinn. Fred Vog' pitched. He retired in the third 164, Warren, and George Boddie, filrikpouf.'* .Lm'*,--rhlrago. \'i^ ' Roh- ogel. W Fv!*r. «p FRuht^r. !• MtRtrRUA. Ht. Ivouls, Clrveland and Boston which has whlppecl through the will be interested at this late date. 165, Davlon, Drew. 8. out Bil|y Fifleld, 170, Toronto, 1, The loop's first two pla.vers to Bob and .Jack Repass, Banka. Jay, h R^id 3 ZnppA: M Fa IIa, Vlncfk. Vvith a pulled shoulder muscle and *TtR Philad'‘lphia 12.3 .N^nrnmh** • sign a professions) contract were OFFr. wnUAms. / Paul Giel came on lo gain hia third club* the next three years, t •European Zone play without'drop­ BriMhkh'n U>7 rim!''v Miliraukpf 106. Koback. McMeans and Lewis ping a match, is favored to defeat SPEED BOVV Iladdix fit leouis, 97. Q. I read some place where no 22 Bert Meisner and Pete papura. among- others. i viclQry. Giel atruck out nine, the .Swedish squad. It All Started At player ever appeared In both the Big .50-l4ip R«ce Knr Holy Name;* talented, doubleplay R In Of the loop's nine franchise a 4-1 victory for the Italians and .Spnr-tMiien nivfslon •In the Eastern I-eague. Hartford What- about Jackie Jensen? CThicago (NEAi- Th« original holders in J953, seven of the ro st­ A. Jensen was fullback fof a said a "Swedish victory would be Tomorrow Night 8:80 P. M. waa then the property of the ers' contained names of . players Adios Harry' Sets a miracle.” The W. Go Glenney Company 6- Other Races—Parking ■ professional football Idaglie had Brooklyn .Dodgers. who diaplAyed their wares mim- 'California Roim* Bowl club and teama in Canton. Akron. Dayton, then, aa a Yankee, he waa In one This is confident talk, for Swe­ 4 Miles From Oowntoun Largest crowd ever to ' witness erous times’ on the local ecene. den has Sven Davidson, one of Fantastic Allowances S'ew lAtiidon on Route 8.5 Maasillon and Cl^velan^I. O.; Roch- a game In the H artford -T w i Diick Foley, •Mtiler, Schumey and New Harness Mark game of the 1950 IVs'Id Series. “Just a few short months ago, our ‘"T^is pre-planning stretched .our #at#r. N. Y : CThicago. Rock Island - There !* one out and a runner Europe's most ’ ))owerful singles .\dlllta S1.16—Childrei^ 50o League was back In 1930'yhen an hiiAtling Joe Tripp, were with players. Davidson meets Fauato nOw home was only a picture in a plan building dollars so we’ve ended up with Refreshments— A.A.R.C. .Sane. and t>^atur. 111.^ and Mun^ie and estim ated 7,000. fans- attended the P4WA while Berube, Griffin, on third. The batter lift-s a high Hammond, Ind. W estbury, N. Y., July ■29 i/Pi---- foul near the dugout. Tliey catcher Gardlnl, while Lennart^ Bergelin of book. Thanks to the W. G. GiennOy Com-> more of the extras we always wainted. plavoff tut between the S*vltt Lyles. Widholm and Freddy Booth Adios Harry, w^ho apparently is Sweden play* Giilseppe Merlo, si V, WHY NOT BE Gems and Holy Name Society. performed ■with the Pliritan Maids. \TPe4TKBHAY’a r r Iu x i gets It, then falls into th* dugout. pany FREE HOME PLANNING SERV­ They explain^ the econoTmies 6f, dry V -)/ .V^|4»baI making * career of re-writlng th# The runner fags up and heads for pint sized giant killer when he's in The All-Star team that season in­ Vogel and Joe Berner were with NFW\3i%)rk ’4. <'hlrago’ 1. harnar* racing record book, now form. ICE, we’ll be moving in next. week. Wall consthiction, wood windows, in­ cluded Leftv St. John who sport- Milw%uk*Fk 4. PhlladFlphlA 3. the plate\ But the catcher recovers J. R. Johnson's an Tommy Deneen. St. lePuit 4. Piltjiburab 1. has the world mark for a .mile and Doubles lineups for Sweden were sulation . . . introduced us to new ma­ eR a laudable .400 batting aver- and throw's him out. The offen­ Don DeWaii and Frank Toro saw Brooklyn 10. Oincinnati 3. a half to go with hht .sensational sive team protests that the runner •switched a t the last minute when terials we had read about, but had never LUCKY a * « /'' ’ service with St. Cj’rils. Joe Hal>erl Am«Hraa mile times.- Steffan Stockenbern suffered .a MOIIL HEAT 4 , Wallett was chosen as the All- Chicago 3. NVw York 3. 1* safe. Who is right? seen. . .pifch'ed for the Knights, Paul riRveland R. Bojlon 4, The four-year-old son of Adios sprdined wrist. DavMsonjwas put Star team catcher In 1931 and the ■ He's safe. When the catcher fell “AND—it’s exactly as we want it. A BUYERS! Biancucci waa a first ba-‘^vman< 0FtroU 7. BalttmorF 5 from the barns of J, Howard Lyons Into the dugout the runner aiito- on the double* team with Torsjen large kitchen, roomy bedrooms, win­ following year. Sipple* made the with the VFW anrts writers' at "unbeat­ order” home. Jake Bank*. Bill Dwyer, Ernie clude Moe Morhardt. Al S).rowiec Philadelphia ...... 6) .52 4».5 V*'j the record established by Hilliota able by any combination on ’ this of the ‘finishing o ff after we move in." 34 MONTHS Dowd. Al Olansanti, Ray Curry, and Eddie Wojcik with St. Cyril’s. rhicagn .. .■ ...... 4S 54 . 471 21' St. l..oula ...... 45 51 .45d, Ranch, l^ e r R . But, Toth Kinel and Ed Kovis. Berube. Cleveland ...... 59 40 .596 1 BROTHERS City resident, Jimmy Blanchard la M anchester, N. H-. July 29 (A*)— College football teams of 1949 and Incidentally, la the oldest active Boston ...... ,y....;57' 42 .576 3 plan for our site and budget, to helping see us NOW—have your plans ready, with Hamilton Standard ^nd Rockr Detroit ...... I ....54 44 .551 5>, Hitting Roy C a rapaneII a. Dave Sullivan of Newton,. Maai.. 1950 were registered by the Uni­ V)' player 4n the league today. vine’s Ralph Schumey playing' Kansas City ...... 41 58 .414 19 Dodgers, hit his 3Ut and 22nd who doggedly aoughf. £hc New versity of Bridgeport. arrange a coiistruction loan. your details decided for eturly building. <9 Pamlllag Name* . a big role with P*W A .in the In- Washington...... 34 54 . 347 35'i homers against the Redlegs, batted ■ OPEN Familiar namea to local baseball Baltimore ...... 29 6* .3*9 3ft England Amateur Oolf^Champlon- mirance City'* seVen-team league. TODAVM 4IAME8 in three' runs, and took over the ship for 16 years, has reached his T h e ' 1955 New Haven S tate fans compriaed the loop's All 'Star ~J4at»«aal National League batting lead with Teachers, College varsity basket­ McCLURE PONTIAC O t squad In 1948. Johnny Bujak. Cal Brooklyn at 8l. I.xHila (tiigbtl— goal.' 24 HOURS \ SINGLES FINALS Podrea • (7-4> or BeasenI (3-ftl va. a .332 average. ■The 32-yeair-old dealer defeated ball team scored 100 points for the l^lea. Jack Scully, Jackie Cronin. Jackaon (5-7). : Pitching - Righthander WillArd Al 'Faenza of Providence. R. I.. 2 first time In College history Jan. 8, “Direct Facto^- Dealer” ' Jlmnty Griffin. Dick Foley. Nonny New Haven, July W tiFj-y-Un- New .York a t . XUwauke# fiiigtiO— .M B UUMBBia, .315 Center SL—Tel. MI-5-5155 Antnnelll 18-13) vs. Crnne 15-4). > Schmidt, Cardinalf, pitched five- and 1' yestierday for the title at whipping H illyer College, 101-75. Zusaro. George DIxod and Joe seeded Sally''Dartnody, WcIlMley hit ball And survived a ninth in­ a n c h e st e r Owen* are all known for their per­ Philadelphia at Chicago—Blmmoni the Manchester Country Club. 373 MAIN ST.. M ! Hills, "Mas*., meets third-acMed (7-4) Ti. Jonea 18-14). ning Pirate threat to score hia sec­ Sullivan first played In the New The pjilr covered the first 16 formances In the Twi' League at ■Virginia Ooniiolly, Dorchester, Pittsburgh at ClncinnaU (night)— Law (7-4) va. Nuxhall (Ml. ^ ond victory against one defeat England* In 1939 a t W annamoi- holes yesterday Ip identical one- BUILDING MATERIALS Ml p.4545 V o p e n UNTIL V P.M. MORIL KEROSENE th* West Side for many year*. Mas*., today in the lingles finals ot America* ainc* his recall from Omaha. ■ett, R. I., but his best previous over-par 73’s. The Biiitsh Americans won the the ConnMticut State Chempion- Kanaa* City at New York (night)-- Raaclir (M) ▼■. Ford (Il-O. 'efforts got him as far -at the But on the 21st hole Sullivan LUMBER FUEL To Be iw e . See McClure . . . H artford Twi Laagiie crown in ahlpr for junior girls. Also sched­ F ooUmII Coach Jess Dow of quarterflhala in 1950 af NashU* pulled ahead of the 34-year old beer -J. 1952 although losing to Wctheri- uled today arc title matches th the Chicago at Washington (night)— ¥ 001* r e l i a b l e Pontiac Dealer Tracks (M) Ts. Abernathy (M). N*w Haven State Teachers Col- a n d 'in 1953 a t Ilqutnox, 'Vt. salesman who won the Rhode Isr ..fiSANGEOIL’V field In 'th* playoffa Former junior girls douhtea and the atnglae a*T*laad at Baltimore (night)— las* waa Bsmad to 1937 U Ul* All- Sullivan w as co-medallst in his land title 'jast year, by shobting a , Young Miss Sophie P a^ might very , well be'asking' Taylor's Togo- why he isn't coming along over S3C NORTH MAIN STREET Mancheater Twri etara, Ralph (Sareia (g-lO) ts. WliSt (0-3). TEL.MI9-StU and double* tn th* tounuunaat for Detroit at Boatsa (a l^ t)—Ruaatag America football team from West State'Amateur last week but was par wHUe Faenza three • puttei) the fourth hurdle in the Juvenile Jumping Champlon^p of tb« IntaneinUenal Horm Show at Whjto CXfy ■chuiMjr and pitchei- Iggy Miller glrla JB and undar. Tl-1) T* MUtm (M ). ^ Texas State. He ^yed,^bacWleItL BUmlbated in match piny, , from SO feet, " itadium in Xioncton. ■V; i' t •: f - > s- ■/* ■' V- \ ■,V-.

a - { V ' V- V V' i BIANCHESTEK EVEjraiG HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN.r .FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1955 tAGXi m a e a m KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., FRIDAY, JULY.29, 1958 . J------— 'm i i I I ■ ■ f , I 11 I . - I II ■' r,' gAGB TWELVE \ .. H o s m s For Sale 72 Hou^. for Sa|o 72 H ouicb For Sale 72 Wantc^Rcal Eatato'77 Situatiqiu WantttL— Hou^ltold Goods 51 Roomd Without Board 59 ABto«H|bik> for S«l» 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY snd SHORTEN Japan Prote_sis Female SB CHROME kitchen Ski, practically LARGE, Clean, Pleasant Room for SH ROOM ruwh, all utlUtlee, •11,300-33’ X 30’ Ranch, nearly LUTINOS WANTED - Single, Mo Sgt; Turtle Feund AWOL ose New ig u FORD ••s;*..^.auh,.8edan. gentleman. Cantral location; veni'mt to school and bus tins. new, ei^Hent MndlUen, oi( hot two-famUp, thTM^amUy, bail- WOMAN desires , housework by new; barrel back living rooml sofa, nsu property. Hav* many GSMb Claisirnd dio, heater. Here's - trouble, free hig, miscellaneous. JA 8-5609. Private entrance, parking. MI Call Ml, 3-3108 for, appointment. water Beat, flrdplaca, Ula hath, UeS. A-Ca^non low cost transportation for only the. hour, Monday, Tuesday or 3-8914. ______nearIy-3 acfea gooi land, large boyars. ' Mortgagea arranged. Wf^ndering oh West Side Himfiiig Laws Wednesday. Ml 9-3337. Plaasa call Q a^a L. Orasladlo, M ____ _ f8(a. A short drive ..in- tWs car S ilC XiOES TO VISIT Ulfi FOLkS WlTlI ALL ^ luT WI4EI4 it's M E R FOLkS TMEW’QE WALNUT Dining Room Suite. MANOSlteTHR — ’hiree-Bedroom tree*, 'whurbsqi. , Carlton , W. will convince you this via the car Glenwood combination oil and gas NICELY FURNISHED LOrge Ranch plua garage..* Good loca­ Realtor, 30. 34373. 103 Henry Alwrti(M^it TME CUSEarULNESSOFAPALL-KACEl^ . A'CALLlMO OHo ELDE3RLY American'Woman will Hutchins, MI 9-51I2, 3 0 9-4694. Btraat. For Far East ' , (Photo on Pago 1) Hartfoft^ July 13 (g?—CHw9 Oon* you've been looklnr for! Barlow, . stove. Reasonable. MI 9-5835. Double oom in. quiet, clOM tion. Full cellar.. Sale price ,111, CONCORD ROAD CLASSinEb ADVT. Motors, 435 Main St., Manches- assist seiht-invalld woman. Write honie. Very centrally located. 314,700. Hie Bllaworth Mitten MANCHESTER — Attractive six It aoema onimoU Juit eon't Beetleut’a upland game n e t daya Box N. c/O Herald. MUST SELL AT ONCEI-Kitchen room home. Fireplace, oil best. lt>R PROMPT- ctmrtaoaa'aervica, •toy away from the bock yard of from dodging shot during tka DEPT. ROUES Ur. ' (Wfia.COME do VOU TMiNR we Parking. MI 3-4921. Agency, Realtor. MI 3-3930 or Larf« five room itech: In* aalUng or baying real aetata, call (Oaatlaoad from Page One) fONf^TOtO v O r f OUGHT TO GO? THE and bedroom sets'. Bath sets, $25 MI 3-8609. Landeesped lot. AeUng $13,900. 1 Mrs. ^ Adrion P, Robonhymor of forthcoming hunting ■■■■an. But SdS A. BL to 4:S0 P. M. IMS CHEVROLETS—Club CoUpe WEATHER LOOM < complete. MI 3-6564.- 41 Pirn s '- 310,800 mortgaga for 80 years Johnson Building Company. Jfan- John" rocksta would be stationeid. and Sedan. Price right and they 'EM W toBF DoEs^Birds—Pets 41 closed breezewsy, l^wo cai* fa - chaaur. 30. 3-7433,______i 36 Falknor. Dr. give all htmters who have (Uffer- ' THERE i& r f TMSEATEMiNG.'ZWS neer ClrcJe. Apartments— Ftats— MANCHESTER — Thrae-Bedroom avallabla, Mwthiy payment $73. It trained at Fort 8UI, Okla. The X. run Hue. Douglas Motors, 333 Home, 7H acne of land, Nice Madeline Smith. MI. 9-1643. Threo ytoro ago Mrs. Robon- ent deya off the «ama break. COPY CLOSING TIM!^ .HOUR AOOf, f^A«n.iniNa lilANCHE^TER Pet Center, beau­ Tenements 63 rage, recreation rooms Id WANTED—Two-family houaas, also Army'a Woohlngton announcement Main St . ' ______' ' tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator. Uni­ location, all conveniencee. Full hymer looked out hor back door That’s the way apertsmea pot It FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ^ HIAOACHR!! price 311.800. The Ellsworth MANCHESTER GREEN — Large ringleg, clients waiUiig. CW A. aaid ^t was -going to the Far Boat. and aaw a young puppy. After up to the StateIts Board of FWwriw REMEMBER,VK’ RE singing' canaries, hamsters, tropi­ versal electric stove, dining room TWO FURNISHED rooms wiui baaement, large lot, beautiful Raala; Brobar. IP. 3-1913.______h o n t h r d f r l 1955 DODGE — Cameo red and set, desk and bookcase. Moving. private bath, business block on Mitten Agency, Resltore. MI custom built stx-roOm Cape (M . aeking neighbors if they knew the and GUma at a pubtie hearing in ; gray. To settle estate. 72 Crest- HOTETAVINGTOO cal fish, pet foods and supplies. /nif Army emphasised both in MI 3-7.311. ' bus line, free parking. See Mr. 3-3980 or MI 8-8309.' H acre lot, nicely landscaped and IF B^BADY to buy,.asU, axebanga proper owners of the dog,’ she took the State OapitolCapitol Thunday night. lO-AO A. BL wood Dr. MI 9-1063, between 4 LONG.' 995 Main St. Ml. 9-427S. Open 9 shrubbed. Reasonably priced. view. Three ' minutes from Woshlhgton and Okinawa that SATURDAY 9 A Bl. a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Thursdays 9, Keith, Keith Variety, Depot Taal adtat^ mOctgagad arranged. the dog to a veterthartan, had it Th* lamie 1* now in th* lap ot th* and 9. II' MOVlNG^Selling entire furnish- Square. MANC«ESTi3R-8ix-Room Qarrt- <)uick occupancy. John S. Bissell, Oonsait Howard Tr . HoaUnga, both the cannon and the rocket checked, and decided Uy keep the Board for ■oUitlon. . a.m. to 9 p.m. 8. and H. Green . ings of six-room house. Ml aon Oolontal. Two baths, Isrgs lot, Cross St., So. Coventry. Tel. Cov­ Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex­ can use either conventional or BEFORE TOU BUT a used car Stamps.. Agency. 30. »310T. dog for her two children. Th* Fl*h and (3am* D*p*rtm*nt TOtn OOttfBBAllON WllX 9-1272. Inquire 94 W. Middle FOUR-ROOM Apartment at 270 ''near.schools, buses and stores. entry. PI. 2A828. atomio warheads. Yesterday the dog, •’Pal.*’ had propo*«d that Mon(Uy* and BE AVnUECIATED Sea Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck Tpke. Charter Oak St. Available Au­ Has a ll, city utiUUea. |lS.8Q0. __:___^ cellent neighborhood. For ap­ ARB YOU OOH8IDBRINO Following custom, th* Pentagon Sales and Service, 285 Main MAKE your dog comfortable in hot $1000 DOWN large 8 bedroom wouldn’t come when Mrs. Roben- Tuc*d*ya be *at arid* aa raat &aM weather. Bathing. Grooming. gust 4. Adults only. MI 3-8708. CiUl the Ellsworth Mtttsn Agsn- SBLLINa TDU!It^PROPaRTYr would not say whether atomic am- hymer called to it. Wlien ahe ia-^ during th* coming aaaaen. Its street Ml. 9-4571. Open evenings. Credit Manager of cy, Rsqitoit MI 8-6930 or MI ranch, fireplace, tile bath, cellar, pointment call ; Clipping, De-fleaing by experi­ garage, over 1 acre, large trees, Ws' wUl appralaa ypor proparty muniUon was shipped along with vestigated, there stood "Pal'> grounds were that qiortamen whs Dial Mt-9-51211 1949 OLDSMOBILEv "88". 1947 enced people, Rockville, TRemont Albert's Furniture Co. 4-ROOM APARTMENT—Working 3-8309, free and' without ainyxpbUgntlaa. the weapons or would be flown to sniffing at a medlum-alaed turtle can't -bunt evaty day Would gat n WOULD LIKE TO MEET couple or two adults preferred. nigh elsvstlon, suburban. Carlton Di^ge club coupe, 1949 Pontiac 5-7894. W. Hutchins. MI. 0-S132, 9-4694. M cK IN N E y Wa also buy property to r cash. For East bases if and when needed. that had-“I come o u t'o f the some batter chone* at th* nvaUaMa in good condition. Douglas Mo­ Reliable. Honest. Person References' required. Write Box ifANCHESTBR—Short way out. Sailing or bindng oontaet ~ No Necret Pact woods that the dog had three game; and that stocking ot phans- tors. 333 Main. '■ BOXER PUPS—Fawns and Brin- TO TAKE OVER H, Herald, , Three-bedroom Ranch. Should STANLEY IR a t . RaSltor Prime Minister Hatoyama, un­ years ago. qualify for G.I. Beautiful through­ HENRY STREET—Three bedroom BROTHERS, Inq. . ants could ba conducted during th* dles. Registered, cropped—read.v UPNPAID BALANCE ranches now nearing completion. BRAE-BURN RBAUTT der questioning by Yoshida and Carried IdeaUneatleB rest periods, thus foiling thoa* who Loot and Foantf ' 1 1946 CHEVROLET,~li48 D ^ e , to go. $.50 up. Rockville, TRe­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS ONE-ROOM Apartment. Private out. Full price $13,700. The entrance, heat, hot water, Cali Among the many excellent fes- Phone MI 8-6060 or MI 9-3931 >n-S-«373 . other opposition members, de When M; i. Robenhymer moved moke a habit of following bird- "FOOWD — A p l« * where you c«n 1941 Chevrolet, 1946 Nash. Trans- mont 5-7894. 812.58 Ellswortn Mitten Agency. Real­ turee are the buUt-ln e)ectrie dared; closer, she noticed "white paint laden thicks arojmd and Bheotiag portaUon for $5. per week. Doug­ iMI 9-8114. tor. MI 3-6930 or MI 3-8609. MANCHESTER—U sings needed. ■ecura • complete line of knitting BEDROOM SUITE ranges and ovens. If you hurry 1. ' There^l* no secret agreementmarkings on the turtle's beck the birds before they bad tlma to yenis end eceeMoriei, itemped las Motors, 333 Main St. you will have your choice of We have cash customers who between Japan and the United and upon investigation found thqt become' oriented. LiTestodc— Vehicles 42 LIVING ROOM SUITE FOUR-ROOM Duplex, hot air fur­ MANCHESTER—5Vk-Room HoUy- MUST BE SOLD—6-6 duplex. Ex­ need Capes, Ranches, Split Lev­ (ooda, embroidery cottone and 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air aub 5-PC. DINETTE SET nace. Near bua line. Available wood Ranch. -Fully air-condi­ decorating, Priced at 815,700 srith cellent condition, large lot, all States which would permit Ameri­ words were written on the shell. To compenaate for the raat pe­ |v tfttUnff thr®4d*. At Your Tehi FHA financing available.' Henael els, in the 311,000 to $20,000 price This is what she foimd: "Head­ Coupe. Two tone green and ivory WE BUY COWS, calves and beef Which Was Used Only 2 Weeks Aug. X., Call MI 9-9139 after tioned. rLarge livihg room, haa 21- conveniences. Call A Reole, MI. brackets. Moron Real Estate, ca to store atomic weapons In riod*. the department proposed a Shop 60 Oottace 8t. Phone MI. finish. Only 8,600 miles, A new cattle. Also horses. Piela'Brot. By A Young Couple 5 p.m. foot pi'eture book window. 1>4 k Peterman, Inc., Builders. Phone 9-1919. « Japan. quarters 1. 716 P. I A, Ft. ,-Dlx, longer season, from Oct. 22 to Doe. t - m . ______Mueeuo conT/tsM, MI. 9-3001 or MI. 9-9404. MI 3-4351. N. J.” Pointed right In the mld- 10 for all but rabbit*. The nhM t \ car guarantee goes with this 9/4 w. 7 ST, Tel. Ml. 8-7405. Who Unfortunately baths, garage, large lot. 'ytie 2. Both the atomic capnon and R«v. Earl Modean beauty. Barlow Motors, 435 Main .__ Were Compelled To Blisworih Mitten Agency, Real­ CAMBRIDGE ST.—Cool, shady, rockets can Are conventional as .dle of the ahell were th* stripes of season would extend to Jan. 34. \ FOUND—Black, white and brown OHTdk9fO , C*UF. fitii. a MX 9-8935, Reward. dition. No reasonable offer re­ Fainting— Papering 21 wash bowls, thirty gallon water Doea Not Come Too Often - SPACIOUS Professional Office. Amesite drive and garage. tlsinir in a newspaper having a circula­ Jli^Arm y said at Okinawa the From briefly studying a book guaranteed. Call tor and deliver. 2 Fireplaces MANCHESTER ROAD—Beautiful tion in said district, and bv posting a 663ra s 280mm gun.s are organized of the Augustona Theological Monday and Tuesday; the follow­ fused. , MI 9-0113. CLERK for general office work. boilers, gas water heaters, oil So If You Are Interested In It Ground floor. Main St. Ample four-year-old Ranch. Extra large on reptili^ Mrs. Robenhymer and Ideal Grinding Shop, 273 Adams PAINTING AND Psisperhanging, Phone Now For Appointment parking. MI 3-6900. Exclusive With copy thereof oh the public sign post in in ^ r e c firing baUerie*. Ti'ere is Seminary, Rock Island, III. ing week, Wednesday and Thurs­ St. Call Ml, 9-3120 or 8-8979. Apply the Alexander Jarvis Com­ water heaters. 36 Oak St. Recreation Room In Basement kitchen and IK’lng room, dining said Town of Bolton nearest ine place her son. Tommy, deduced that the 1950 ^UICK Special Sedan. Ra­ qusUty work, reasons'sole prices Phone Credit Manager where the deceased last dwelt. Iso a headquarters and service Pastor Modean has been called day. and the third week, tiU a y Peraonals dio, heater, dynaflow. Excel­ pany, 5 Dover Rd. WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug NEW STORE for 'rent. Located at Open Porch room and two bedrooms. At­ FRANCES K. WAGNER ttery. turtle is a Wood Turtle, which is by the Home Missions Board of and Saturday. LAND c l e a r e d and construc­ and prompt service. Free esti' HARTFORD CH 7-03.58 CHARLES H.' NICHOLSON. Judge lent condition. $695. Call MI mates. Fully insured, CsU Bert strips tor braiding and hooking. 123 Spruce St. Ideal for office, tached garage. J18..500. Exclu­ Realtor very common to the eastern part the Augustona Church to begin Rest all the. game for a fun - WANTED—TransporUtlon for two tion of lawns, retaining - walls EXPERIENCED W’altres.-i. Ap­ After 7 P. M. CH 6-4690 Lot 100 X 215 sive. Moran Real Estate, MI It said the 268th and 505th of the country, It has orange-red riria to vicinity' of Albany Ave.. 3-5541. Plante. Ml. 9-6965. . Jen'a Rug Shop. SS Talcott Ave., See It Day or Night beauty parlor, drug store, etc. For .1 Mitchell 3-1157 Legal Notice work on a new mission in the week and moke the oltematillg .built, grass and bushes cut and ply in person. Center Restaurant, 3-4351. Ordnance Detachments would ar­ skin and the book stated that week a full shooting week. Hartford, worklnr hours 8:80 to 5. ‘ removed. Arthur Gay. Ml, 9-6275. 409 Main St. Tlockville. TR. 5-5706. information call MI. 3-7723, MI. rive at Okinawa soon to,.support Windaor Locks area beginning in PAiNTING—Elxterior and interior, If you have no means of trahs- 9-1690. Vacant FIVE ROOM ranch, oil utilities, Nnllce I. horrby gtv<-n that thc/parl- they make very good .pet*. August. Chooee a two-day period eliml* JA. 2-1181, cveningp MI. 8-4742, 1952 PONTIAC Catalina, ail ac­ ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ poi'tatlon. I'll aend niy auto for RIDGE ST.—’Single on shaded lot n.r.hlp rofiii.linc nt WADSWOR'TH the 663rd. which focefitiy com- paperhanging, ceilinga refinIshed. large lot with shade trees, good lo­ K, McK i n n e y and w i l l j A m g. "See that Ma. they make good hating Saturdays or Mondoya. MI. S-9789. MELODY RADIO—T.V., phono’s. WANTED—Woman as checker in you. No obligation. 90 X 150. Large kitchen with ^leUd training at Fort Bragg, pets, said Tommy. cessories. Call Mitchell 9-1614. .Night calls. Guaranteed service. wallpaper books on request. Esti­ grocery department. Good work­ able and standard typewriters. cation. Call MI. 3-6105 for appoint­ Mc Ki n n e y , both of th*> /Town of Some rabbit mintrtv objectad to mates given. Fully insured. Call All makes of adding machines Call combination living room-dining ment. Manchfatcr. County of Hartford, and West Hartford, forfeited a $6 bond PASSENGERS WANTED—Hart­ MI 9-2280; ing conditions. Apply Employ­ A—L—B - E - R - T >’- S Suburban For Rent 66 M*”®- Ro*>«nhymer'a lest words opening the-aeaacn for cottontails ford and return, five-day week. 1954 FORD Country Sedan Station Edward R. Price. MI. 9-1003. sold or rented. Repairs on all room on first floor. Three bed Slat*- of Connreftrut. dr>lnfr"bii.lnrR<) aa The new battalion is commanded were, 'Oh no!" on a eimilor charge. ment Office. J. W. Hale Corp. 43-45 ALLYN ST . HARTFORD McKlNNhlY BROTHERS. Inc. Mc Ki n n e y Br o s . sk w >e r a o e d i s - by Lt. Col. Roy S. Geiger, Pen­ A teenager arrested here as the aa early oa Oct. 22. They pointed W'orklng 8:30-4 :?0. MI 9-9158. Wagon, four-door, eight-passen­ HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank aerv- makes, Marlow's. ROCKVILLE 24 Grove SC Well roorha and bath second flod/ and Mo d if ie d alx room ranch, en­ POSAI, (X/MPANY haa J oeeij dis.iolved. out that the flesh ia in a more adh ger. Heater. Less than 12,000 Fiee Auto Parking furnished two-room spartment. one finished bedroom on ' third trance hall, fireplace, tile bath, and that th^ hualnraii/lif M cK IN NEY sacola. Fla., and will be stationed result of a complaint by an East ice. Installing, repairing, clean­ WONDERFUL Opportunity to Cor. Allyn A Trumbull Ml 3-6060 or MI 9-3931 ble condition later in tha season. BRING the Family to Church on miles. Like new. Priced for quick ing. J. P. Fay, 404 Wetherell St., Bonds— Stocks— ELECTRIC STOVE. 110; com­ also single light housekeeping floor. Large attic fan, new fur oil hot water heat,^ aluminum BROS. SEWERAGE JOISPOSAI- COM­ in the Sukiran troop area, 10 miles Hartford policeman that he chased earn money. Does not interfere bination carriage and stroller. storm windows, full cellar, split PANY will h-'nerfotth be condurt*»d northeast of Naha. New gun parks him at high speeds Into Manches­ Opposition como on a prtyoaal Sunday. You'll be glad that you sale. Call Manchester Red Cross, Manidhester. Ml. 9-2330. Mortgages 31 DUNCAN PHYFE (Toffee Table in rooms. TR .5-4291. NOW SHOWING- Something new nace, oil heat, new plumbing ao^i-^ by WADS^RTH K. McKIN- that the taking of bait for parson- with home duties. Good income. 810; two small strollers, very rail fence, amesite drive, near and training areas will be con­ ter hod charges of speeding and did. South Methodist Church. Ml 3-5111. Write Box X. c/o Herald. very good condition. $14; electric for Manchester. Custom Line electric refrigerator and gas al use be limited to 25 minnows, FLOOR SANDING, retinlshed and reasonable. MI 3-7429. range, one-car garage plus one- bus line, school, only $13,500. Datrd at Marichratcr. Connociicut, structed soon. driving without lights nolled. Main St. at Hartford' Rd. Serv­ WE’RE READY to helpr you con­ stove. $20. MI 3-,’M)93. * Homes-- buUt b.v several of Man­ thla 2«th day / f Julv, 19,>>5. crayfish and other bait. Sportsmen ices St S ancl to B.m. , DUMP TRUCK—1950 Chevrolet waxed. We also clean and wax all solidate that list of debts into one room apartment with gas range Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5182, TTie Army said the 663rd would He was James Wheaton. 19, with four yard body. Mechanical­ WOMAN to care for elderly in­ ATTRACTTVE Portable House for Summer Homes For Rent 67 chester’s finest builders. Quality / William G. McKinnrv thought the limit ought to b* types of floors, rubber, asphalt, easy monthly payment calculated valid. Some light housework. SINGLE BED. roil spring and and plumbing. One block to bus 9-4694. , Wadsworth K. McKlnnry be "operational”—ready to Are— Blveme N. Harmsen Sr. fined $15 in- Blast Hartford Tues­ rsdsed to at least 100. ly good with’ good tires. $750. camping. May be seen assem­ (TOTTAGES and and economy built into each "in a few days." 48 tiles, linoleum and wood floors. in relation to your needs. Call Mel' Live in. MI 3-5972. mattreas, $15: Magic Chef gas ms, Wells home. Split Levels—^ Ranches- and shopping. Please' call The Eldridge St., was fined $100 in day for a violation of the rules of A total of 168 appeared at tha Automobiles for Sale 4 May be seen at 367 Oakland St. Tei. Ml. 9-9892. Redman or Frank Burke at CH. bled. Cali MI 3-6109 week days. range. $15. MI 9-011.3. Beach. Maine. Wr to Guay and Reuben T. McCann Agency, MI $12,500. FIVE r o o m colonial, two» An Okinawa command apokes- the road, a chprge stemming from Phone evenings, MI 9-6039. Cotonlals. First class Reslden' car/garage, 110’ lot, beaullful Town Court today for criving hearing. 6-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ Help Wanted— Male 36 FOR SALE—Two-ton commercial wejis E 3-7700. man said deployment of the 663rd while under the influence of liquor. the same Incident June 29. The board will c(»aider tha .1946, ’47, ’48, CHEVIES, Fords, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Bliss GOING OUT of buaineas! Selling Maine, or call Wells W . tisl AA Zone — minimum floor shade trees. Near bus, Carlton W. here was *'ln accordance with U.S. 1950 CHEVROLET 4-Door. Ra­ change, 27 Lewis St., Hartford— air-conditioner. Two years old. 417 3 area 1,250 sq, ft. Priced from Arrested July i4 by Patrolman Bayer said he felt it would be sportsmen’s views in aatahUahing Biilcks, OldsmobUes. Completely Septic Tank Service, 57 Sunny (til noon on Saturdays). t’r UCK MEC31ANIC. ihill time. out dressers, chest of drawers, MANCHESTER—15 Proctor Rd Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, MI. 9-4694. military policy of furnishing field ‘‘inequitable" to try the youth here dio, heater. 1953 Chevrolet 2- Reach Drive, East Hartford. $150. Cali MI 9-8070. 319.000 to 330.000. Will jilso Newton Taggart after the officer new regulations. recondiUoned throughout. Two Someone with experience on Ford beds, springs, mattresses. Ward- Four bedrooms, steam oil heat. The commanders with th e most noticed his erratic driving. Harm- for an offense for which he had al­ doors and four doors. No down Door. Radio.' heater, whitewalls. New telephone number, BUller FIRST AND Second mortgages •-obes. tables, chairs, dining room Wanted To Rept 68 build on your iot to your plans Full length screens and storm trucks preferred but not neces­ WALLPAPER SALF.—Many good modem weapons available." sen was examined at Police Head­ ready been tried in East Hartford. MERIDEN NAMES MAORATH I t - payment. Good credit Is our only Phone MI 9-9919. 9-4158. bmight for our own account. Fast, sary. Apply at The Thomas Colla sets, linoleum by the yard, lino­ or on contractor's lot. Mort' windows. Two baths, one-car Lots For Sale "This is evidence." he said, The charges made here represent­ aelectlon.a to choose from. C. J. 2'i OR 3 ROOM unfurnished gages arranged. Thelma Jeffries quarters. A breath teat -showed a requiremenL As low os $5 per confidential service. Manchester Co., 251 Broad St., Manchester,^ Morrison Paint Company, 385 leum rugs, all sizes, oil cook garage, insulated attic. Centrally Doctor Says ,1’that the United States is pre­ ed a continuance of the some of­ week. Come In today. See Bob ALL 'TYPES OF TV SERVICE Investment Corp., 244 Main street. • apartment for insurance working E.vcott, (Contractor - Licensed Real BOLTON—Building lots, one oefd reading of .28 per cent of alcohol Meriden, July .20 (Jfy—G o o rf 1952 FORD Convertible. $1,250. Center St. ' stoves, combination electric and couple. MI, 3-6370 after 5 p.m, located and in good condition. pared to defend the fre^ wcfrld in the blood. The dividing line is fense. he said. OUver, at Center Motor Soles, 461 Ml. 3-5418. WARPER OR CREELER for ny­ nil stoves, electric stoves. Jones Estate Broker. 266 High St. W, Owner leaving town. Offers con­ and over 150' front each, estab­ with the most modem weapons fn Kenneth D. Walters. 17. of 193 Magrath, 43, has been named su­ MI 9-6848. Radios and Phonos Manchester. Mitchell 9-7683. lished, residential area. Priced NophriMia la Diatraaalng nine usually considered .15. perintendent of schools, succeed­ Main St. lon. Write Meriden Mills, Meri­ COMBINATION (Tarriage-Stroller. F3jrniture and Floor Covering, 36 FATHER and high school daughter sidered. MI 3-4280. our arsenal.” Autumn St., charged with failure Available At All Times den, Conn. Oak St. No phone calls. All Bales to sell. Warren B. Howland. Real­ Among Children Because of a 25-year driving re­ ing Dr. Malcolm B. Rogars who TOU CAN'T SEE Uicae from thh 1960 PLYMOUTH 2-pOor Sedan. bathlnette, play-pen. car bed, desire 3-4 room furnished apart­ EIX-ROOM SINGLE Four rooms Six similar battalions of 280mm cord without incident prior to this to carry his registration, received Business Opportunities -32 walker stroller, vacuum cleaner final. TRULY A FAMILY HOMB7— tor. 5U. 3-8600. Ml. 3-5711. haa resigned to teach at the Urit- street 1947 Huflsoq. 1946 Nsati Blue. Exceptionally good condl- Philco Factory Supervised Service HAVE YOU SOLD BEFORE? ment or houie. MI. 9-7444. down and two up, finished. Warm By BDMIN P. JORDAN. M.D. guns ar.' .stationed in Euprope but arrest, the defendant' was given a suspended Judgment. Probation tmn. $500 or best offer. MI and rug pad. 8^ 9-1401. Seven-room Colonial, four bed­ the 663rd's gun.s are the first of yersity of ConnecUcut. Magrath, 1947 Chevrolet, others from OPPORTUNITY for a life-long Do you have the aptitude for sell­ air. oil. Large lot. Near Wad­ Written for NEA Service the minimum fine. He wa* rep­ Officer Emanuel Solimene told principal of Meriden High School 3I7772. Call WILL HILLS YOUNG (TOUPLE — Teacher and rooms, lavatory, full bath. Two- their type to reach the Far East. Judge LoBelle the youth said he $35. Look behind office. Dougloa business of your own. Business ing? Do you think you can sell? USED OIL BURNER, complete Room.s Without Board 59 dell School. Immediate occupancy. car garage, glassed s(m porch. 300’ FRONTAGE, te^ kcres, witK "My five-year-old son has re­ resented by Atty. Eugene Kelly. received a three-year contract experience helpful but not neces­ college student, no children, de­ had token the cor to be repaired Motors, 383 Main. MI 9-9698 If the answer to iuiy of these is with c o n ic s , standard make. sire four-room unfurnished apart­ . $10,800. George L Graziadio, Lovely park-Iike°lot approximate­ city water. MI 9-J0493. cently had some swelling around Herbert R. Donnelly. 57, lOf 4 with a starting salary of 19,800 a sary. Only minimum capital re­ BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious Realtor. MI 9-5878. ROKK TO GET .A-TR.\IMNG Pearl, St., was given a OOday jail and taken the registration from MANCHESTER - T. V. Service, "yea” then we would like to talk 875; one \}Md Lennox hoi air fur­ ment. Manchester area, com­ ly 100’ X 250'. ^ Irly priced. his eyes, especially in the mom- year. Magrath taught at , GOOD WILL used cars from your Auto Driving School 7-A quired. ■ Well-icnown and long- to you. We are an old reliable- room with complete .light house­ LOT—60 X 155. ."'Central location, ing,'” writes Mrs. M. "The doctor Seoul, July 29 (/P>- Gen. Chung sentence for non-support. Hia wife the car. Then he forgot to Pontiac dealer. Good prices end radio and T.V. specialists since nace. complete with combu.slible muting distance to Storrs. JAck- Shown by appointment only garden and shade tree.s. B Zone. Hartford High School, Kartfml established New England paint firm and due to promotlbn.>A Replies held in confidence. In- quire 101 Chestnut St. miles from Manchester Center. down payment. Full price $11,500. Near Buckley School. Many ex­ It octura more frequently in boys ciples of atomic w .r.ore tactics.' Patrolman Charles Sanga, fined until Aug. 12 under bond o f '$500. today at Center Motors Sales, 461 ter\’iews arranged. Box E, Her­ HIGH ^CHOpL BOY to work in LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN on Ideal for, doctor or dentist. Of­ Immediate occupancy. Phone MI. $12, were both charged with apeed- roof of a building In'th* PVaight License Included. Insured, dual fices with living quarters. Am­ Nice clean six room home with tras, Exclu.sive. Moran Real than girls. It may develop in any He said the aecond .s-toge would Bayer said his attorney: Ronald St. railroad yards, hoipital ou- Main St. f l a t FINISH Holland window ald. drug stor^ during summer and table 8' x 8', with over 100 ft. of R(X)M FOR RENT for one or two, S-627S. Broe-Bura Realty. Estate, MI 3-4351. concern technical qa^ecta of hand­ in«.. . controlled standard and h^rama- .00 gauge tracks, seven switches, with light housekeeping privi­ ple parking. Seen by appoint­ all conveniences. Garage, bam. climate and ottsicks all races. Burke, Hartford, called this morn­ thorRies said. tlo cart. Ml. t-7398. shades, made to measure. All school y^'r. Must be good driver. three chicken coops, work shop, In all p^robahility nephrosis is ling atomic weopdns. Robert Hadden. 24 East Hartford, 1952 CHEVROLET 4-Door De metal Venetian blinds at a new CARVEL STORES Available to double transformer. Has to be leges and bath. MI 9-4776. ment only. ACB Realty Com­ RANCH HOMES—Custom built LAKE FRONT - Large 6-Roon\, ing and said he had” been out of MI 9-8M3. 7'.i acres of land. Full price a kind of degenerative disease of Defense Min^iKter Sohn Won last arrested yesterday by East Hart­ town and had not been informed Laixe. Radio, heater. Power- LARSON'S DlilVING School low price. Keys thade while yw qualified persons in Qkmiiectlcut seen. MI 9-3892. pany. MI 9-2392. by Practical Builders, Inc. Now Ranch,. 2.V living room, fireplace, ford police on a warrant issued by More than 40,000 Amertesaa, Glide. Only 23,600 miles. This ROOM.FOR RENT. Bath, park-| $15,500. building on Arnott Road. Man the Kidney. Since inflammation of Winter requested that the U.S. about the cose, tintil today. Manchester's only trained and wait. Marlow's. area. These highly successful ALERt y o u n g MAN to work in garage. Excellent condition. 100’ equip ROK forces ■with atomic can­ Prosecutqr Philip Bayer, was given mostly mUitary personnel.’ hv* In car is in immaculate condition. drive-in ice cream store franchises wholesale fruit house. Experi­ MUST SELL AT ONC5E—Four 8' . ing.. For gentleman. Tel. MI Chester Hockledge Estates, tel. secluded lot, large trees, sh^bs, that organ b ab.'ent it is not the ■outhem (Briiiawn. certified instructor. Vtn your safe­ MANCHE.STBR—11 room two same as nephritis or Bright’s dis­ non. / the choice of paying the balance ------—- '-e-fa-' A beautiful light blue beauty, ty We are trained to t^ ch proper WEAVING of bums, moth holes are now available. Carvel stores ence not neceaaary. Inquire Bay­ Jong fluorescent ceiling light fix­ 3-1406. Read Herald Advs. MI 3-4362. MI 3-6761. 15 minutes out. Only 8J4.750. of a $16 fine or spending 16 day* GETS 31.000 LOBBY FEE Barlow Motors. 435 Main St.i ly. Ml. 9-6075. . and tom clothing, hoalery runs, are delivered to you complete in­ er Fruit, Purnell Place. tures with louvres, four bulbs in family dwelling. Centrally located. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, ease. Most doctors believe there FURNISHED ROOM—Near Main Large lot. Full price $18,000. VERNON, near Parkway, very de are several varieties of nephrosis in Jail. Manchester. hondbage repaired^ zipper re- cluding our owp exclusive pat­ each fixture: also National Cash MI 9-^694 The fine was imiposed her* last Hartford. July 29 (S’) — Robert look Alikes— Top Fashion MANCHESTER Driving Academy. piacenient, umbrellas repaired, ented equipment and special for­ BARTENDER—F3ill or part time. Register. A-1 condition. Call St., opposite Center Park. MI sirable split-level home. Fireplace in some of w4ii(9i the cause can be Setter , of Hartford has been paid 1951 CHEVROLET Style line de 9-3190. \ Other Listings Available in. knotty pine, semi-finished rec­ ■1^ discovered and some not. fall on a motor vehicle violation Monchester’a oldest, most reconv men'r ahirt collars reversed and mula products. Training, super­ Reply Box NS. c 'o Herald, stat­ MI 9-2300. and Hadden had failed to pay it in a- lobby fee of 31,000 by the Na- luxe aedan. Radio, heater, Jet mended, your safety, our busi­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ vision, advertising and merchan­ ing experience and references. ALICK CLAMPET reation room plus laundry and Wanted— Re^l Estate 77 The moot typical sign of chjitf- 1100*1 Business and Property Ehc- black finish. In excellent condi­ ness. License guaranteed. Stand­ ing Shop. 'T- PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle- ! lavatory facilities. Near bus line. hopd nephrosis, regardleM" of full. After court the $18 balance dising methods. No experience .man. Private entrance, parking. I t Realtor—MI 9-4543 was paid and Hfdden released. change of Los Angeles, according tion. 1949 Oldsmoblle "88" sedan, ard , or automatic. Mr. Miclette necessary. Choice approved lo­ PART TIME Gas Station Attend­ Boats and Accessories 46 Located only 25 minutes from WANTED—Four or 5 room house, c use.* consist of gradually in­ to a statement filed with the office radio heater. In very good Condi­ yoUr pefaonol instructor. Dial PI. ant. Experience preferred but not Near Main St. MI 3-8905. Hartford. Full price $16,500.. with $14,200 tor under, several clients creasing fluid in the" tissue-? Life With Married Children Arrested last -eekend *■ the cations available. From 19,000 18 FT. VENTNOR Inboard Speed­ result of radar checks. 1-1 drivers of the secretary of State yester­ tion. Douglaa Motors, 833 Main St, 2-7249 any time. Ruildini:— Contracting 14 to 818,000 down payment requir­ necessary. Apply in person. Mc­ MANCHESTER ATTRACTIVE Six room Cape, im­ liberal financing. Many' more With Bubatantial cash. Carlton W. (swelling ar >und tlie^ eyes re­ Is An Art tn Be I-earne(| day. Clure Pontiac, 373 Main St. MI boat, fiilly^equlpped. New' en­ homes avaitable in the Manches­ Hutchins. MI. 9-5132 9-4694. ferred to by Mrs. M. is probably ■When a girl marrie.a .she starts were fined or forfeited bonds on 1941-40 OLDER Chevroieta, Fords ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central maculate condition, ceramic tile various charges. STONE. BRKTK work and concrete Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y. or phone 9-4.545. gine. $1,600. Phone MI 9-0121. Bowers School district. 3- bath both floor*, cabinet kitchen, ter area, $8,300 up.' Gaston Real evidence of this dropsy). There is right in to learn ail that she can . f - other good transportation. Good work Call Ml. 9-5451 days. Ml. about keeping house. . They were Samuel Laub. 47. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 White Plains 6-8200, collect. room colonial, detached fireplace, storm sash, garage, ty, 165 School St. MI 9-3851. aJso a special kind of protein In Fiowor-Trimmod Capoitt credit enables us to accept $5 3-5042. VolenUno Belluccl. MAN WANTED for general fac­ Evenings and Sunday, MI 9-9531, Legal Notice When the first baby arrives She Brooklyn. N. Y., and Hubert down./D(saglas Motors, 838 Main BICYCLE REPAIRING all types, Diamonds— Watch garagV. Newly decorated. ameaite drive. Nicely landscaped, the urine ImowTi as albumin so Th r e e s t o r e s and Apartments. tory work. Apply Ka-Klar Cloth $16,500. Warren E..Howland, Real­ 9-7466. that examination of th* urine is realizes how much .she has to learn Lomote, 22. Fall River. Moos Engllah a specialty. Now open 4 Central. Good return on invest­ Toy (To.. 60 Hilliard St. Jewelry 48 Oil heat. Excellent neigh­ AT A COURT OK PROBATE hfifl about child care and hangs on both charged with apeedlng. who p.m. to 0:30 p.m. Manchester MASON — Fieldstone a specialty. tor. MI. 3-8600. ■ t Manchr-nipr. within anrl for tlo’ Dix- particiilgriy important in making 1950 CHEVROLET de lux* tudor, ment. Write Box 172, West­ VONVERSE^ borhood. Immediate occu­ PORTER STREET —- Six-Room trlpl of Manchoatrr, on th*-. 36lti day a diagnosis. every word her pediatrician says. each forfeited $20 of the $?6 bonds Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ Ernest'Toth. Ml. 9-8207. brook, Connecticut. ACCOUNTANT—Junior for C.P.A. LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re- MANCHESTER—Three-Family. 6 Cottage, garage, large Ipt. G.E. o f Julv I»S5. But there is one great step in they had posted; Geime J. Hagi. ' radio, heater, good condition, pike. MI. 9-2C98. office. Cali Hartlord CHapel palra, adjusts watches expertly. V JR. pancy. Price 313,900. Proaoiit. H)in. J*)hii J. Wrfll--it. JmJeo. There is no pain in nephrosks throughout. Small down payment. ■NEW CONSTRUCTION. remodel­ and 6. Quiet location, good in­ oil furnace. , Reaaonabie. direct E.xlatc of P.-trr Jaxoo, lair of Man- but the waterlogging of the tisaues her life that a woman seems to Wethersfield, fined $12; and Bar­ 6-5647. Reasonable prices. Open ' doily. come) $19,500. Moran Real Es­ from owner."’Box M, c/o Herald. cbralrr, in xalil DIxtricl. di-rraxrd. make little preparation, for. That bara M. Black. Bloomfield, fined Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 883 ing and repairing expertly done. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Till- rx-’ru lfix havlilK i-xhilill-d hrr is sometimes quite ir.comfortable. Main. Help Wanted— Female 35 I. R. STICK tate. Ml 3-4351. • One cannot tell how the in­ is when, widowed and alone, she- W, each charged with a violation BOY'S 26" Columbia Bicycle, in Estimates gladly given. Robert M. WANTED—Experienced Grocery Street. Ml. 9-4387. MANCHESTER —• First lime -on adininiatration' arcuuiu witii raid rntata of the rules of the road. very good condition. MI 9-0339. Alexander. Ml. 9-7719; Clerk. Apply Pepin'e Grocery, PAINTINfi AND to thia Court for allowanr--. it ir dividual patient with nephrosis is moves in with a married son or 1953 CHEVROLET station wagOn, INTERESTING ASSOCIATES PORTER ST. School Area. Just market, four roomi and two un- O rdrrvd lltat lli-- 4tti day of Augu.-t. daughter.— Others charged with violations Rt. 44-A, Bolton. completed, five-room Ranch. finifhed. Hot water oil heat, 195.'). at r|)‘v--n o'clock , foronor-n, at th»- going to come out. fotir door, aix paaaenger, with 1953 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motor­ GENERAL Construction, alterk- Garden— Farm'—Dairy AD 3-1897 — AD S-3471 P robato Offici- in the. MunicitHii Buit.i- By and large the outlook is not Until the day when every com- of the .rules of the road and fined radio, heater, five nearly new tlons, remodeling, plaatic tile, OPPORTUNITY PAPER HANBIN6 Knotty pine ^binets, full base­ .fireplace, combination windows, $6 each as the result of radar ar­ cycle.- May be seen at lOS Spruce Products 50 AD S-3001 ing. in aaid Manchrater, be and Ihr too bad, although the vtctlm of niunitv has a course for older Ufes. Very low mileage. Excellent St. counter work garage, etc. No Job EXPERIENCED 'TELEPHONE ment. Surrounded by large trees. ameaite drive; garage, porch. aam r Is B.-)a,ic.n-*d for,A hcarinx on' fhr women on hbw.to fit themselves rests were Andrew Schick Jr.. 27. condition throughout. See Bob $14,800. Near Waddell School, Very clean throughout. Near allowance of raid admlniniration ac- nephrosis is niore. susceptible to too small. Eugene Gir'ardin, 14 BLA(TKBERRIES-,-Pick your own. c-ninl with raid erlate'and this Court into the household of a married.son vyindsor; Roy Annis, 30. of 34 1934 TRIUMPH Motorcycle. Ex­ MI.9.32M 5>i-room Ranch, convenient to Verplanck School, church arid infectiona than a child who is well. OUver today. Center Motor Sales, Trotter. MI. 9-5509. Libert.v Mutual In.surance TRUCK DRIVERS | Bring, containers. A. R. Talcott, directs that notice . bf the time aba Over half of the patients with- or daughter, evejy woman who is .Spruce St.; George Dolleris. 24, 481 Main St. ■tores and bua. Knotty pine cab­ shopping center, and bus line. place aasisnrd tort raid hearinp be cellent condition. 40 cubic inch Route 30, Vernon. Rockville, nephrosis recover and -remain, in faced with that big step should do Hartford; and Aristidis George, swing arm frame. MI 9-4019 PALMER AND CARNEY, mason Company is opening an office inets with snack bar, fireplace, Immediate occupancy. (Jharles Siven to all pefsonr known to be in- 54. Plajnville. 1949 CADILLAC convertible. Lus­ for full or part time .emplo.v- TRemont 5-7948. lerertpd- Uierccti to appear and be good health. everything ahe can to prepare her­ after S p.,m. contractors. Free estimates. No in Manche.ster and lyill need 'full baaement. Moran Real Ea> Lesperonce, MI 9r7620t heard thereon by t>ubllrhinc a copy of self for it. • Also stopped for radar checks trous black finish, whitewaU tires, Job too big or too small. MI. ment. Uriion wages. Apply in The treatment of nephrosis is- several young women over 21 tate, MI 3*4351. ^ tills order 1n some tiewrpaper havinx For upon her ability to fit her­ were John Sheridan, 21. New Ckln- radio,. heater, hydramatlc. Looks BOY'S 26 ” Bicycle. $20; Girl s 20" 3-4793 or Rockville TR. 5-4744i person. MANCHESTER—Over forty list­ a circulation in said OIrirIcl. at let|st highly technical and must be ad­ y^ars of- age for inside cus­ Household Goods 5] I five dsya before the dav of said hear­ self into a household \vith6ut caus­ aan, $5 bond forfeited fot- failure like a much later model. See this bicycle, $15; tricycle. $5. MI ------CAPE CX)D—Large comer Jot. Six ing* of. oil kinds. Siqgles, two- justed to the individual patient. beauty at Center Motor.' Sales. 481 ing. . During the 'active phase of the ing friction depends not only her to carry hia operatof'a license; 9,7671. , tomer contract work. Must CARLSON and COMPANY FRANK’S IS BUYING AGAIN— i finished rooms/ Storm windows fahjilies. ftmr-families. from JOHN J. WAI.I.KTT. Judge. Charles Washburn, 27, o f 108 Ply­ Main. Roofing— Siding 16 and doors. Near school and bus $6,000 up. Call The Ellsworth disorder, however, the'chlld must own happines.s but the happiness Iiave pleasing telephone per-i Motor Transportation (>ood us«d’ furniture and antiques. -AT A COURT OF PROBATE held of every] member of the fajnily mouth Lane, fined. $6 for operating Has a large clock bn hand and line. Kbosonably priced. Call Mitten Agency, Realtor, MI be guarded .against infections, salt 1954 TWp-DOOR Ford. Ford-0- Wanted Autos— RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and Rohality. Capable of compos­ ^44 Stock Place, Manchester at Manchester, within'and Tor the Dis­ in the 'diet is usually kept to a min­ ■with whom she is going to make a motor vehicle without a-licenae; built up roofs, gutter and con­ very low price. MI 9-3580, 420 ACTION SALE MI 9-5153. 3-6930 or MI 3-8609. trict of Manchester, on the C7th dav of matic and other acreaaories. Call and Donald Wilkinson, 28. Newing- Motorcycles 12 ing business letters and will­ July, 1955. . imum. and rest in tied is frequently her home. between 5 and 7. MI. 9-1565, ductor work, roof, chimney, re­ Lake St., Manchester. Present. Hon. John J Wallen, Judg)-. Fuinll.v'n Brivate I.lfe fs Gone ton--;^ftjied $3 for' failure ^to carry ing uj learn our business. > Salesmen Wanted 36>A advised. WANTBB«-ae,an Used Cars. We pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214. A t Krlat'e of Earl G. MacOx-nald. lule In addition to ther>e measures Jud^ng from the letters that his operator's license and' given a '— ' I 1946 CHEVROLET Sedan. Radio, Hay Jackson, .MI 3-8325. Typing is required, but s p f^ BARSTOW SAYS: of Manchester, 'in said District, de­ suspended Judgment on a charge of heater, maroon finish. Ebccellent are always ready to buy your used opportunity for young man to ceased. it is often but not always, desir- come in frbm wives whose' homes car or truck. FOR CASH, Try is not essential. College trains earn better than average, incom'e ••IT’S THE TRUTH!" ? The executrix having exlilhiied her 'able to give certain mexlicines have been disrupted by a mother failure to carry his car registra­ motor. Clean ' Inside and out. FOR THE BEST tn Bonded-built MANCHEStER VALUES adqilniatration account with said estate tion.- , our famous five-minute cosh buy­ ing or equivalent business ex­ while training to become top­ to Ihts Court for altowatic--. ti is which...... Increase...... theo*" output mother-in-law, of urine, these are the "Douglas Motors, 333 Main Si. ing service. All makes—all mod­ up t6oU, shingle roofs, gutters, George F. Sayles. 17. of 21 Orch­ conductors end roof repairs cali perience is de.sfi-qd. flight salesman. Previous sales Close Out of Floor Model *' 6 ROOM CAPE COD—Immaculate condition, detached garage, Ordered that the 9lh day f-f August. and thus carry off some of the ex-^ ’/R^t frequent complaints against 1940 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door Sedan. els. "No dickering"—WE BUY! amesite drive, cabinet kitchen, 2 full ceramic tli^ baths, dormers, 1965. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at the cessive fluid. the older woriien. ard St., Rockville, was fined $6 for (?ougtiltn. Ml. 8-T707. If no answer experience n ot. essential. Man - Westinghouse TV’s LAKE P fob ate O ffice ■ in flhe S-tunielpal Build­ Open 8-30-9:00 every day but failure to obtain a Connecticut First class condition. MI 0-3404, call Ml. 9-4421. selected will be assigned protect­ storm sash, nicely landscaped yard with outdoor fireplace, con­ ing in said Manchesier.' be and the TTte use of A(TH or cortiaone, .She doesn't give the husband 48 High St. Sunday. See Barlow Motors, 435 ed territory in Manchester and New Set Guaranteed venient neighborhood. Owner will aacrifice. sam e Is assigned for a hearing on the providing the treatment ii care­ and wife any time to be. alone to­ operator's licese he laid he had 3275j Main St.. Manchester. ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. For Confidential Interview . aurrounding areas and paid gen­ allowance of said administration ac­ fully supervised, also appeares to gether. She is up before they are made on attempt to get one and, l-rModel 880KU21 de luxe con­ count wifh said estate and this Court 1946 FORD Oonvertibls. FuUhouse Alterations and addltione. Ceil­ erous commUrion while bring 3 BEDROOM RANCH—-150 Vernon Street. Spacious tiring directs that notice of the time and be useful in some patient.'*. in the morning. She is up until wheh told to come bock later, for­ Mercury engine. Msroon psint. sole. all channel. Was $339.95. Save flOMO DISCOUNT ON ALL LOTS. room with fireplace and dining area, birch kitchen cabinets, place, assigned fOr said hearing be they go to bed at night. She wants got. He had a Maine driver’s li­ Business Services Offered 13 ings. Workmanship guaranteed. C«ll Our Hartford Office trained in moet effective sales It ia encoruaging to note that Styles that match ia a now Good Urea. (Tall after 6. MI A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 AutuirU) methods. - Write giving age and $70.00. Only $299.9!b^erma. ON RYAN TERRACE ceramic tile bath with colored fixture*, full basement with flre- given lo all. persona known to be inter­ the National N ecrosis Foundation to be in bn every di.scussion, see cense. t-3579. JA 7-7131 place, breezeway and garage, large lot 90 x 200. Residential neigh­ ested therein to appear and be heard everyone who comes to the hou.se, Donald Cirafelli, 86 Spruce 8t., long-waiated version. ? RED CEDAR clothes poles. In- Street. Ml. 8-4860. - resume of background to The ' 1—Model 884KU31r^aIl channel. thereon by publishing a copy of this (140 W. 58lh St.. New York 19, Pattern No. 3374 is in siaes IL ■tojled. Also free estimates on James Wilson Company, 175 Al­ borhood. 319,500. Will take your house in trade. order In some newsitaper tuivfng a rlr- N. Y.) is a group which Is aiding hear every word that is said and co-owner of the truck Sayles yrma 1950 CHEVROLET—New condl- EXCLUSIVE Sales KghU for Was $309.95. Save m.OO. Now LOTS PRICED FROM $395.00 UP culatloD in said District, at least five know everything that is going on. driving when arrested, was fined' 12, 13, 14. 16, 18. Slsa 13, 4 5-a fences. MI. 9-9757. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A bany Ave.,-Hartford, Conn. 1249.95. Terms. days before the dav of said hearing. needed research and otherwise tion throughout. Alt extras. Auto- Avon OoameUcs available to capa­ 3 ROOM COLONIAL—Attractive older home in convenient She doesn’t make any friends of $15 fbr allowing the operation of yards of 35-inch. mstlp. Seven tires, four new. ble, energeUc woman. For per­ 359.99 DOWN—310.#e PER MONTH . JOHN J. WAI-UETT. Judge. furthefing increased atteption to Pattern No. 8275 is in aisas FENCES ERECTED, cedar split ROOFING—Specialising In repair­ SALESMAN — WE HA”VE on residential neighborhood. I 'i baths, cabinet kitchen, dlshwaaher. this im|x>rtant ditiord'" and rather her own age. She makes no effort a truck registered for overt6,000 Oocheted from soft 4*11110 yam Price $585. MI 9-913S. sonal interview coll MI 9-3814. 1—Model 871TU21 all channel LIMITATION (IBDEB roll, wire, eic. Phone MI. 9-5638, ing roofs of mil kinds. Also new opening for on aggressive I E R I V I d gssAO DOWN—389.ee p e r m o n t h disposal, flreplact, wall-to-wall carpeting, atbhn sash, detached common disease of childh'dod to have any- social life of her own. Ibe. weight without'rear Rape. your favorite color—you’ll 4, 5. 3, 7, 8 yoara. . Siaaa 4, 1% table model with boae. Was $M7.4S. -garage, beauUfuIly shrubbed. Many extras. $19,900. AT A rOURT OK PkOBATE held yard* ot S3|.ar'89-liieh. TVo pat­ or BU. 9-MS3. , boots.' Gutter work. Chimneys aoleemon to sell Liacidn and Mer­ at Mancheater within and for the Dis­ She gives too much advice, eape- Charged with violations of the find this pcatty capelat so nice to 196S CCTVROLET Sedan, Power- HIGH SCHOOL GIRU upper cloaa- Save $37.30. Now $199.95. Terms. OWN YCiUR OWN PRIVATE PICNIC GROUNDS terns. glide, radio, heater. Two-tone fln- cleaned, rej^red, 24 years' ex- mon preferred, for baby sitting cury core plus Sole-Buy used trict of Manchester on the 27th dav of WHAI-E RETURNS clally on matters concerning how rule* of the roadi five other driven wear with your frocks. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, irience. Free estimates. Call core. Alert y(Hinr man with inlUa- BEAT THE WEEKEND TRAFFIC PROBLEM ' . BOLTON—Custom designed 3 bedroom ranches. Quarter acre Julj-. 1955. For thoo* pattenia. sand 38o too ‘ ikh. Cleon throughbut. ' Dougloa and light housework, occosional- l^U sod 20" half door cooaolf , ‘ V EACH LOT AT LEAST 5,90e SQ. FEET ' lots nicely,landscaped, paneled fireplace wall in Uving room, din­ Present. Hon. John J. Walleit, Judae. the couple spends its income, how who paid finea wierd Edward L. Pattern No.'3227 contains cyo- coptod, votnnim cleaners, irons, Bowley. Manchester MJ. 8-5861. Uve con eSm $7000 to $16,000 Estate of David Saverick 'u a 8av- Alexia, 32, Hartford, 315; Seymour each, in colna, your name, ad -, Motors. 833 Main St. tuna, etc., . repaired. Sheara, ,ly. Fsiknor Dr., betwesn (Tenter with UHF converter, $100. Terms. ing area, Youngstown kitchen, ceramic tile bath with colored I\'eekapaug, R. I., July 29 (A’) much freedom. the children have che't directions for capelet in Me­ yearly. You will be eeUing for on Woe $475. OK only at ruck. late of Manchester In said Dis­ That whale is back again. The and how the wife run* the house­ Melniok, ait Hartford, 312; Harold dium aize; stitch UlLZtraUonz. dress, sisaa desirsd, and, tha pat- ’ intvea, mowers, etc., put into con- St. and Verplonck School. Must orgonixaUmt with a statewide THREE PRIVATE REACHES fixtures, abundant closet space, full baaement with hitchway, trict, deceased. 1964 FORD Victoria. Radio, heat­ Heating— Phimbing 17 - On motion of Walter D. Saverick of carcasg of the lO-foot mammal be­ hold. D. Disco, 45, Norwich, 39; WilUom '"'Send 36c in Ooina, your name, tom number to BUS BUBNBRV diUon for cominr needs. Braltb- livs near by. Plsass call be reputation for integrity and fair carport, amesite drive. Prices stsrt st $22,500. Trsdea considered. THE B4ANCHE8TER EVEMP f er, Ford-o-AiaUc. Two-tone, ivory tween 3:30 and 5:80 only. MI BARSTOW’S A aaid Manchester, executor. came wedged tn rocks along th« Instead of being cheerful, she E. Yetn, 36; 31 Charter Rd„ Rock­ aibdreaa 'and tha Pattern Number t(» with blue body. Ltss than waits, aa Peart Mwet, LENNOX FURNACES end warm dealing. Apply in person to Mr. lOATINO ^ RATHINO — HSHINO Ordered that alx roonthe from the ville, 39; and Henry Oonder. 13, lU A AVE. AMEBS- »-304|$. .. Just North of Pi, O. * *• .Call Anytime For Inspection 37th day of July, 1»B., be and the shore lagt Tuesday, After appeal­ wears a long face and creates a to ANNP OABOT.. THE MAN- T.OOO miles bn this Ford beauty. FURMlZURB Aapiair Sarvlca: air boating. Emit Van Camp. Ml. Belflore, Sales Manager, Moriorty aame are. limited and allowed tor the ing to police and the Coast Guanl, feeling of gloom 4hat’ affects the 53 Brood St., $6. (CHESnil KVBNINO BEBAUk CA8, NEW TOMK SE K. T. And best of all—a new ou* guar- 94944. WANlhcD — ' BUnograpbar-book- BroUiers., 301-303 Center St. TeL SEVERAL 3 F t .Cqld-Spot AMSTON LAKE IS LOCATED ON ROUTE MILMIOWN.MIf-«823or \ credUota irithln which lo bring- la their the townspeople arranged to have whole family. Ckmder was arrested os the re­ 1150 AVE. .AjaWOAa. NEW With ybur pattsm o rd v tachidi OdnpMa rapaMtat. rattiiialiiiit. m . S-81SS. clatma against said estate, arid aaid nntee goes with it! Barlow k o- raatoilnt on all typaa'of ft^tura. ksspsr to work in one girl effics. frtgsrators. Good condition, HALFWAY PETWEEN HEBRON and COLCHE executor Ta directed to- give public no­ it towed to sea on Wednesday. The If she Just resolved to avoid sult of an accident a -week ago in YORK 36. N. T. an additional $5 cants for yoyr tore, 435 Main S t, Monchsmar. Ztemund Ooidi, Prop. Fonnerty Moving— Trucking Call MI 3-1195. gsin—135 soch. MI 3-7935, tice to the creditnra to bring in their tides yesterday beached the whale those mistakes, a woman would be which hla cor hit the rear of a vehi­ Now vailahla—the 1366 Naadle- copy of our fhacinaring bow faR Help lll^antcd— claims within said time allowed by' doi.ng a great deal to prepare her cle stopped for a light at Main 8L sad. wintor-’SS pattam ' >991 MBRCURT Club of Watklaa Broa. Tai. Ml. 8-7449. Storage 20 3-1307 for appointment to . again.-about a mile frbm its origi 4sork ASwm printed in attraettv* GREEN MANOR—Rssponsibls ba- Malg or F cyite qMet. naU'lending. A .new group of self for making her home with a and, Broinard PI. colons.; It contains 56 pqgos of latoat aditien ef ■ Baal feeotsr, overdrive. AND band mowera obarp- A u stm by oittsr, steady poaiUon. Satur- -married child contains a wootth af . runniiig car la townapMple is now appealing to ------StaiUay J. MeOonntr, 25. Hart- Mrvaly daaigna phis 3 .'gift pat- Alr cooled eaglDss.-sald and locu and lowt' diManca_BW|^^ .day nights and. soma weekday town oilDi^la to give the w)iale a (AllI r rights reserved, NEA Sarv-1 fotp^ was flnad 36 for passing - a tsrM . dlraetldns pciatad ia book. “ ,ealy |7M. Bgriow eepolisd. Capitol Bqulpi .evenings. School age children. lee, Inc.)] O i g B ^ R. llott, TEOaly Jte A aopyl A aed 5Sh IB -■ V -v‘

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Buaanne Maroel, daughter Fklr asA oaat Law Mkr of Mr. and Mra. Jean U Marcel’ of Alter Regulations M. Fair aad wanaer BaM iy sH A / Vl> AboutTown B etrothed 47 Avondale Rd... wUl become the la ford Hospital has Joined the staff staff sergeant who did not re-enliat Sept 4, w h « the opening hour Of Manchester Memorial Hospital. pearance at the local church. In 31 IlSSfLL ST. Ml-f-7322| will be 11 a.ih\and the minister, in the Corps within a specifled per­ addition to Ilia executive duties iod of time could only be appointed Lawmakers the Rev. ArthuK^- Wallace, will as head of the temperance forcea Miss Nancy Gintoff of Fairlleld to the rank of private first class. be in charge. of the State, he is secretary of la visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. Now, under the new program, and Mrs. Louis MaUdell of St. t'le. National'Foundation of High The Rev. O. W. j\ ell of Crans­ these men can be appointed to the Washington, July 30 (JP)- James St. way Safety. He la aecietary- ton,-R. I., will occupy fie pulpit rank of sergeant upon re-enllst- treaaurer of the Connertirut vVeary Senate and House of the Ooverranti Congregational ment. regardless of the date of League for Law Enforcement and members trooped back to the Church, 43 Spruce SL\ Sunday separation. Further, men who were was one of the founders of the .ASHFORD. Capitol ttnlay for. what most morning at the 10 o’cloclf\aervlce. sergeant or corporal can now be Junior Citizens-of Connecticut for of them hoped would be the Hospital Notes re-appointed to thflr former rank." Abstinence, an organization of Bachrach Photo. The new policy adopted by the Loring Photo. la.st day and night of the Jean T, Hanarn Eleanor fliase some 1.400 members including all Patients Today: 141, Marines stipulates that Marines faiths and races. 1955 congressional session. who have been members of an bt- m u l t i - iATELUTE - CAB U N i t I D But there was no assurance they ADMITTED X E S T E R D A Y : Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Han­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Griffin Tlie public IS cordially in\-ited * LAKE ^ James Haasett. 49 Broad St.; Mrs. ganized Marine Corps Reserve unit HYING TO IE SHOT could, adjourn finally tonight. Sees Geneva Parley sen of 151 Pearl St. announce the of 92 Doane St, announce the en­ to worship in the North Metho­ 26 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER S T A T t S ^ Ruth Powell. 31 Hollister St.; Mrs. for St least six months are dist Church. fHOM House leaders, in fact, scheduled Can Tierney. .23 Drive B; Wil- engagement of their daughter, eligible for re-enlistment immedi­ gagement of her daughter. Eleanor Take Route 44 PastsWarrenville. Watch For Oureigns some,- business'’ for Monday al- uym Smith, Wapping; Mrs. Eliza- Jean T. Hansen, to Richard H. ately.'Those men who are not Chase, to Thomas C. Fenn, son of thovgh there were reports in that branch that hopes for a windup bem Dowding, 76 Trumbull Rd.; Ross Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. members of the organized reserves •Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fenn of 280 ij.'. \ Easing Asia Unrest Mrs\ Doris Kuca. RFD , Rock­ can become eligible for re-enli.st- early Sunday had not beep aban­ Richard H. Roas Sr. of 21 Fox- ville ;\Mra. Barbara Smith, .VSl E. ment within a six or s4ven month N. Main St. ENJOY SUMMER LIVING doned. Centet\3t.; Mrs. Eliiabeth Brown, croft Dr period. Miss Chase Is a graduate of Man­ The Senate sat late last night, Mias Hansen graduated from Tokyo, July 30 (JP)— Red China’s Premier Chou En-lRi de­ Newtotm;; Joseph Voisihe, 331 ’ "The new ruling," he said, "will chester High School and is em­ until 11:50 p.m. (FJDT)., Strug­ Oakland^t.; Mrs. Catherine Gerer Manchepter High School in the ployed in the bookkeeping depart­ EMERGENCY AT THIS BEAUTIFUL LAKE ■ PACIFIC gling with a crowded calendar of clared tonight the “ question” of the small number o f Ameri­ clasa of 1932 and is now a senior permit a great number of former vini, IS Overland St,; Miss Joifti ment of the Connecticut Bank A relatively minor bills. But it had can civilians in Communist China “ can be easily settled” et student at the St. Francis Hos­ Marines wha have dependents to OIL lURNER p c f AN Dower, East Windsor; John Nel­ Trust Co.. Hartford. a lot of business left when It quit. pital School of Nursing. become eligible for re-enlistment. the Geneva talks starting Monday. son. Ellington; Gary Allen, High SERVICE ' May Quit Tonight Ros-s graduated from Manches­ Now. a man who Is entitled to ap­ Fenn is a griduate of the Howell But Chou made no mention of the 11 airmen Red China im­ Manor Trail\r Park, Rockville; V Senate leader's- nevertheless in­ ter High Schodil in the class of pointment to the rank of sergeant Cheney Technical School and is D ia ^ m shows how the world'a flrat alrtiflclal earth aatellite will be shot aloft by rocket from sisted they ztlrt were aiming for prisoned on charges of “spying.” Chou’s lengthy foreign Felix Blgenski\l8 .Seymour St. employed by his father. 1951, attended State Technical In­ may have three dependents - and CALL the U.S. territory eometime between July 1957 and December 1958, according to a White House an­ adjournament 'tonight. policy speech was broadcast by the Peiping Radio and moni­ ADMITTED V o D A Y; Paul still be eligible for re-enlistment." No deflnite date has been set for nouncement. Artlal'a sketch shows how basketsall-alze object will reach its earth-girdling poai- stitute prior U> enlisting in the Under the 1946 Congressional tored here. Robedoux. WapplW; Mrs. Valerie U.S. Navy iff -M953, graduated T. Sgt. Benbenek will be on ths wedding. WILLIAMS tion In the uppef- atmosphere with lucceaaive bxiats from a three-stage rocket. Man's flrat at­ Reorganization Act. Congress is Sagllo, 70 Agnes Mrs. Jennie from the New London Submarine leave during the first two weeks in OIL SERVICE tempt to maintain cofttget with near-apacs will be »art of tha United States participation in the In­ supposed to quit 'b y July 31 or (U.S. government officials have said 51 Americans ari Grogan, 1«6 Lenox ^ t.; Mrs. Rose School and is now a senior student August, but weekly trips to Man­ ternational Geophysical V w r. (N E A ). earlier. But only ore has thi.* held by China, including'40 civilians and 11 fliers. Twenty- Bandals, 63 B ro o k fi^ St St Porter School of Tool and chester will be made as usual on ha.p.pened in the last eight years, five civilians are reported in jail; 3 under houM arrest and BIRTHS TODAY: A^aughter to Machine Design. Tuesdays from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. MH9-4548 and that was 1952 a presidential Mr.' and Mra. Joseph E\ans, New 12 are refused exit visas), f No definite date has been set at the post office. M. Sgt. John election year. Chou said "the CJhineae people Canton. for the wedding. A. Lynch, NCO in charge of the The House ‘arranged to come In want no war with thg United d is c h a r g e d YESTlERDAY: Hartford recruiting slAHon. will be at 10:30 a.m. (ED T) today, an Seven of^ CD Mra. Emmi Farrell, 18 DNye B Argentine Red S cien tists F o r e c a s t States so the question of a cease­ Reichle. Vernon; Alkh Atamisn. here and ready to answer questions hour and a half ahead of the usual fire between China and the United Mrs. Myrtle Shepard, Wlndsor- on the subject from former Ma­ time; the Senate at 11 a.m. ville; Mrs. Dolores Plummen. 613 14 Sunset St.; Mrs. Antoinette States does not arise.” Mueller, Second St., Rockvillfey rines. A veteran of over 17 years TV SERVICE Five major pieces of legislation , He said Red China would "en­ Heads Quit in Main St.; Howard Smith, 19 Impw service with the Corps, M. Sgt. SUPPLIES remained on the .session's must St.; Mrs. Beatrice ‘ Furphy, 187 Mra. Betty Mattson, Mansfield; Choice Building Sites For Sale - deavor” to make the Geneva talkl Mrs. Dolores Ghai and daughter. Lynch has been at the Hartford • Batteries prhVe”coirfL*s Satellite up by 1958 list, along with a raft of bills of between Wang Ping-nan of Com­ Hackmatack SC; Miss Desha Pe^ office since July. 1954. REPAIRS le.sser importance but still of keen 43 Broad St.; Mrs. Giinilla La- I ’ I 0 Hearing munist China and U. Alexis John­ Fairfield Area cheff, 117 Baldwin Rd.; TheuneK Drive Out This Weekend interest, to individual 1 wmakerf. Cooper. Coventry: Mrs. Barbara Rose, 11 Eldridge S.t.; Felix Longo. I / Aid Cords The five are; son of the United States "pave the 'Olastonbury; Mrs. Jeanne Bennett, Buenos Aire.a, Argentina, Jqiy Wa.shington, July 30 (JP)-— American acientist.s charged way for further negotiations’ 'be­ Ml 9-4537 1. A housing bill extending num­ Danbury. July 30 (ff)—Seven ^ndover; Henry Reynolds. RFD 1. Wipperls Observe Pine Pharmacy so with creating a man-made moon are confident they caif send tween the two countries. staff membera o f Civil DefenM kville; Stewart Campbell. erous government programs vital The broadcast heard In Tokyo <«4 CENTER STREET ony rcMilo M rvictd s a ^ phyVicUil ki^d'a Communist, an earth-circling satellite into the fringe of apace Ify 1958. to the nation s home-makers snd A ica I (Fairfield County) have B d ^ r Rd.. Rockville. - said Chou told the National resigned in protest against "poli- TEL. 5n-8-98I4 the construction industry. Passed /biaCHARGED TODAY: Douglas 50th Aiiiiiversarv ARTHUR A. KNOFLA have confessed he died 'in their President Eisenliower yesterday endorsed a plajj to devise People’s Congress. tica” in CD. Their letter to iood St., were guests of honor Mtmb«r T«lsa Ingalinella was arrested after wage from 7.'» cents to Jl. The Paul and daughter. 137 Bissell TEL. MI 9-0896 TEL Ml 3-5440 — Ml 9-5938 About the size of a basketball, -tTR A A lV at the forthcoming talks at the policies of State Director Leo J. St a family dinner party and an the June, 16 revolt againsp Presi­ compromise version passed the TOWLE STERUNG-^ORHAM STERLING St.; Mrs.*Mary Ltwrence. Vernon open house .Sunday in observance the satellite would sail for a few 1648*11* Three turncoat American GIs (left to right): William Cow­ ambassadorial level to reach first Mulcah.v, Democrat, whom* Oov. Trallor Ct\ Rockville; Mrs. Ruth dent Juan D. Peron's government. days or Senate la.st night; the House is ex­ art, Otho Bell and Lewis Griggs, are shown on their arrival in San of their golden wedding anniver­ few weeks 200 to 300 |t aeCS JV|llll011S pected to send it to the President of all a reasonable, settlement of Ribicoff named to leplace Brig. PRICE ADVANCE AUG. 1 McNall}i and daughter. 68 Seaman He disappearetl and nothing could miles above t.he Earth. Traveling Frqncisco aboard the linei President Cleveland. The three weie the question of the return of ci­ sary. which occurred on July 26. be learned of his fate for a month. today. Gen. William Heaketh, Republican, ORDER N O W AND SAVE Circle. \ A family dinner was enjoyed at 18.000 miles an hour, it would apprehended by Army authorities when the ship docked. vilians to their respective coun­ as revealed In Mulcahy'a public Then dbfclors and lawyers of Ro­ circle the globe every 90 minutes' 3. A defense Production Act ______noon at the home of their daugh­ extending various powers needed tries.” statement .and actions in releasing sario, Argentina's second largest The United States is known to■‘ If Trucks Stop ‘Several Thousaads* / ter, Mrs. James Tierney, 102 Glen- city, demanded investigation and in the mobilization effort. The five key staff membera “ have ren­ DEWEY-RICHMAN wood St., and In the afternoon gn have been exploring the possibil­ A t the same time -Ijhou demand­ acheduled protest strikes. Other' ities of satellites at least since Senate haa passed it: the House dered existing CD plana unwork­ oipen house was held at their home Poughkeepsie. N. Y., July/ 30 ed retfim of "several thousands” 767 MAIff STREET groups staged strikes knd protest- 1947. And Moscow radio aaid last debates It first thing today. able and inoperative.” from 2 to 5 o'clock. Many friends -'Tnicking firms today au’alted a of Chinese students he ail'd are All aeven have been serving M Injf Communists clashed with po- i April that Russia plannM:i aficl* 4. A catch-all money bill carr\’- and relatives attendr'd the open union answer to their arbitration ing about $1,600,000,000 in funds Turncoats Return, atill in the United Statea. volunteer aides to. Alden Ameden lice. I lite for research purpoosl. ' offer In a wage - hour dispute He said since the two countries hoiwe and Mr. and Mrs. Wippert SATURDAY - LAST DAY OF The case broke with the dli- for dozens of government agencies. of Norwalk. Area T director, mm Word that the United State have >■ no diplomatic ties they received many beautiful flowers, threatening a milk itrike at mid­ Conferees agreed on it yesterday, of the five let go by Mulcahy. missal and arrest of a group of would undertake such a project night tomorrow night when a cur- ajiould "entrust to a third coun­ gifts and cards. federal policemen. A Congressional but both Houses must act. They are Paul d. Annable, Dan­ came In a White House announce­ rant contract expires. try" the task of looking after and Investigating comiaitUa which 5. A $92 million legislative ap­ Future Uncertain bury, alternate area'. director; ment. lC"IhlIk'out by milk truck drivers, propriations bill to run Congress- repatriating each other'a civlllana. traveled to Rosario yesterday re­ . Officials of the National Acad­ mtmbers of the AFL. Internatibnal Chou also said ''preparations for Frederick E. Bqui, Bi'sthh, -d^ioty ported today that Ingalinella died emy of Sclentists and the National final money mea.sure of the ses­ Ssn'Francisco, July 30 iff)—In ’ While the liner rribved alowly to- director for adniinlitration; Brotherhood of Teenisters, would sion, Conferees failed to agree on negotiations between China and FOR RENT HALTS JRY WHITE SALE of a heart attack during police Science Foundation, to whom the imperil the milk supply for 12 mil­ the early, bitter days of the ward the doc. the trio repeated the United. States for relaxing and Charles P. Morton. New Oimaan, Interrogation in which "violence" task was assigned, expressed con-, it last night, meet again today. deputy . director for ojMfkvjons; '8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeetoror- lion peraons in New York. New Housing Bill Dispute Korean war, three American teen­ what they had said in Hong Kong eliminating the tenslon In the Tai­ was used. fldence it can be done, although when they left the reds. In Japan Philip 8. Rand. Redding Ridge, •oand or atlent, alio 35 nun. Jersey' and Connecticut. The hottest remaining dispute agers were captured by the Com­ wan I Formosa» area” could come elide prbjectore. Am SUMMER CLEARANCEI The police involved confessed, they had today only a pile of math 'ihe Dairy Transport As-sn.. rep­ munists in North Korea. Less than and in Honolulu. Summed up; they at Geneva—if "the United States deputy for communications; Philip ROASTING CHICKENS lARUS.IlOHAIItS£inr\ the committee said, and'the Para- emctical formulas, blueprints and resenting 23 trucking firms, made three year* later they renounced bed made honest mistakes, com­ is prepared to cooperate with V. Kleinert, Noroton, operations (Continued on Page Two) officer; Dr. H. Wesley Gorham. w KtnrniMa-numuxm WELDON DRUG CO. ' na River is to be dredged for the experience gained by the Defense the arbitration offer last night dur­ their homeland, turned their munism and Oommunisti are no (Red) Oilna.” M l Main St,—tel. MI-S-SSll doctor 'a hpdir Department in a decade of, rocket ing contract negotiations- which back.*, on their loved ones, and good. Want No War with U.S. Norwalk, chief of radiological service, and Charles B. Qiriamall, For the summer we are producing "ome chickens unmu DAN RIVER MUSLIN The Peronista party of Santa Fe and guided missile development. began June 17. ' elected to "fight for peace" in The day moved rapidly toward The Communist Prime Minister Flat Sheets and Cases Weat Redding, chief of public in­ smaller than our usual 4-7 pound- Size, but many of our province, of which Rosario is capi­ Elsenhower’s approval of the Federal snd state mediators Comniunist CSiina. . its emotional climax, the reunions stuck to his lnsiatence,fthat '‘libera­ epoch-making proposal was an­ suspended talks overnight while j Alcoa Grants' Today those three Americans between the turncoats snd their tion” of Formosa is Red China's formation service. REGULAR $2.39— 63x108 ...... tal, haa declared its "repudiation Earlier this week, Charlea' E.. customers prefer the large ones even for frying.“ They of the brutal police proceeding's” nounced at a While House news union leaders considered the offer. | teenagers no longer—are home families. internal problem "but conditions conference yesterday by Press Reports Progress , again, facing charges that^could Relatives of all three came permitting, the Chinese people are Baxter, the active head of the 'fry just like little broilers,” said one, selecting a 7- REGULAR $2.69— 72x108 ...... LADY PEPPERELL in the case. Wage Boosts, Danbury CD organisation, quit in The investigating committee is Secretary Jamea C. Hagerty. who Although word from the con- ] mean the death penalty. aboard at the dock, and met the ready, to seek the liberation of Tai­ pound cut-up. CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES emphasized It was for “ entirely fefence room at the Nelson House . They are accused of betraying men, on tlie aun' deck. Co'.vart, wan by peaceful means.. .the Chi­ protest of Ameden's flring by composed of a Peronista Senator, Mulcahy. < REGULAR $2.89— 81x108 ...... two Peronista Deputies and a scientlflc purposes.” hkre disclosed no major change their comrades and their country. acknowledged spokesman of the nese people want no. war wit)i the Heavy cream from our own Jersey cows is now only COMPLEX^ LINE ^ F All the Information gained, he in the deadlock. State Industrial Hik es Pr ices Informing and aiding t'he enemy trio, broke into bitter tears when COMBED PERCALE deputy of thf opposition Radical United States.” \ (Oantinoed on Faga R v a ) 30 cents for Yt pint. REGULAR 59c— 42x36 ...... party. said.' would be made available to Commissioner Isador liubin said in I in exch'nge for favored treatment. he saw his mother. Mrs. Cheater Chou said Communili. China is all nations including Russia. ' New York City last night: | Pittsburgh. July 30 (ffl 'The i R may be many Jong weeks Greek of Monticello, Ark.' willing to "enter Into ne^Uations BRAND NAME BABY PtIRNITURE Peron's press secretary announc­ REGULAR $3.09— 72x108 That factor brought sharply ques­ “ Reasonable progress is being , Aluminum Co. of America last even months—before Otho (5. Bell, Bell retained his composure un­ with the responsible local ihtthori ROGER OLCOn ed yesterday that a suppres.sed tioning comment from some Con-, made toward .an amicable agree- | night followed the pattern set by William A. Cowart and Lewis W. til he v^'as in the arms of his fath­ ties of Taiwan to map out con­ LO W OVERHEAD — YOU SAVE Roman Catholic newspaper will^ be greas members, who wanted .to ment___ the basic steel industry in granl- (jriggs know their fate. Upon their er. who came here from Missisippi. crete ate{Mi for Taiwan's peaceful 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 REGULAR $3.39— 81x108 permitted to reoperi and that U.S. know whether it wouldn't be The drivers, who )ieep the big p mg an average 15 cent an hour return aboard the liner Pre.sident "It's O. K.. Daddy,” he aaid in a 501 E. MIDDLE TPKE. T;EL. m i 3-5187 liberation.” Bulletins publications will be alibwed to giving the Ruisiani free access^to trucks rolling from upstate dairy j inefeaae to 25,000 — then (Cleveland yesterdaS' they were ar­ whisper. TTien he, loo, s o b b e d | Ruling put any conaideration of CLEARANCE of DRESSES REGULAR 79c— 42 x 38'/2 . 65c circulate freely in Argentina. Open Daily 10:00 - 5:00 information useful in the develop­ farms and collecting centers, seek . announcing it would boost . its rested and taken to the confines aloud; He broke into a wide grin. I Nationalist China’s wishes, he add from the AP Wires But' he added the government ment of intercontinental balliatics an hourly wage rate of $2.25 to ’ prices soon. of a military police training school then cried anew when he embraced! ed, "It should be made clear that Evenings 7:30 - 8:.30 O N E G RO U P will continue to control newsprint. missiles. Sen. Bridges (R-NH ) $2.75 plus 26 cents an hour extra , -phe action averted a possible at Fort Baker on th? north ahore his w lff. Jewell, and hla 4-year-1 these would he negotiations, be- He said the economic situation said it ought to be reconsidered, of San Francisco Bay. Reg. $8.98 and $10.98 Values $7.00 on heavy trailer*. Present hourly strike at midnight tomorrow when old daughter. Paula. It was the j tween the centra! government and KILL CHURCH aUAKOB mskes that necessary. ■ and some Democrats agreed. wajes run from $1.57 to $1 i7. [rival1 I * BI A FLr J-S AilU and'CIO t\J unionsII niUliS LOujUcould | *If • the z* • «7 Army I »• ucv,decides, , A(ic$after,an .laii iiin- first time he had ever seen his | local authorities. The 'Chinese peo- ’ Boenoe Aires, Aigeattn*, Jnly lA lY DEPARTMENT— 1st FLOOR The 'secretary, I>eon Bouche, Sclentlsta who Joined Hagerty The union also demands a • ve- have called their members off the I'vestlgatlon of the chkrges, that daughter. Biell'a three brothers and i pie are firmly opposed to any ideas 3 BIG W ^K END at the new’s conference said the day, 40-hour work week instead of SO iiW— UnMentUted aashllMit* j Jub court martial Is tn order, the trials a sister-in-law also were on hand. I or talk of abso-called two Cliinaa.'' surprised tiro poiicensen guard* m s m O N E G R O U P (Oontiiiued on Page Two) sphere's travels‘ above the atmos­ the present six days snd 48 hour.’, [ Only a few hours after David J. will be held in Sail Franci.sco's Griggs, who had had little to say [ Chou naid Formosa is the most ing the Criala B«F R oaui Oath* phere might provide, information more paid holidays, longer vaca­ : McDonald, president of the CIO Presidio, headquarters of the U-S. to newstnren. remained poised and (tense question in the Far EUm I and Reg. $ 12.98 and $ 13.98 Values useful in improving weather fore? tions. bigger expense allowances, ______..—r.____ 6th Army. If the testimony olio Church* before dawu today, SPECIALS AT Group of 3-6x Dresses 1 United steelworkers, had stepped smiling throughout his meeting repeated his charge that it is killed one who realated and IM casting and radibi tran.^'misaion, a pehaion plan and sick benefits. ' mto the bogged down ne^itiationsi! X«tl'ered from hundreds of (heir with his mother and his brother, “caused* by the United States’ bCr among other things. A Joint emergency committee j agreement was reached for | former comrades fails to stand up, with the police wenpeua. Ibd* 18 Men Saved Jimmy, 19, of Talco. Tex. cupation of (China's territory Tai­ eml anthoritiee have athlioMi O N E G RO U P They expreaaed hope the project was set up ;/eaterda> to piiov:de , gome 1.000 USW members. ( ^be men will be given their free- Not End of Troubles wan and its Interference with the AT TREMENDOUS. SAVINGS would yield also a wealth of h i^ ty mllk for hoapltals and other Inili- ; xn hour late)-, the A F L Alumin- dom ^ guards at all OaUioUe cborchen TURNPIKE This was a scene repeated over i liberties of China's poastal is- alnce the night of the Jane Ifi Reg. $16.98 Values ...... $ 1 2 -0 0 O ff U.S. Plane technical data on Coamic raya, the tutlon# in event of a atrike. : Workers Union agreed to a Although the three are civilians. and over again two years ago when I lands.” _ revolution, when vandals sadtisd sun’s heat, distance measuring and Management representatives bn^gimost similar!pact for Ita lo.OOO ' ‘^‘■bonorably discharged after re- the prisoners exchsnged in "Ope- He said Red China would like REGULAR $5.98 ...... N O W $4.99 other subjectfe. the...... conimlttee...... are... Paul F. Hillman Alcoa employes, [fusing repstilstion. the Army haa aad burned maay of the Ineet r t .. VACATION Cottons, print crepes, print taffetas, solid crepc.s and a ration Big Switch" reached San'to see the United States "'j*-'*’ religious buildings la the enpHal, MARKET Ditched at Sea The two science groups said in of Ft. Edvard, operatd- of Dairy The AFL agreement la subject i jU''>»<>ioRon over the'm by virtue Francisco. I draw its armed forces from Tai- few print sheers. REGULAR $4.98 ...... N O W $3.69 a Joint statement It could Indicate Ebepre.'^, Inc..; William, Mayer of to ratification by seven locals. The I of the Uniform Code of Military 151 MIDDLE TPKE. W. TEL. M I 3-8338 But this time there were over-1 wan and the Taiwan strait... FEARS GENEVA RESULTS it it it it it the difficulties and conditions to New York, operator of Dairy Dis­ USW had empowered Us bargain- Ju.stice passed by Congress in 19.50. tones of ssdness and heartbreak.! Chou's rilatlvely mild speech ALL SALES Fl5l^L N O W 52.99 Wiesbaden, Germany, July 30 be mat "if the day come* when tributors, Inc.; and Frederick Taipei, Fonnoea, Julir 36 (SB'. REGULAR $3.98 ...... (ffi - - Eighteen persona, including ing committee to sign.a contract I Military court martial Is per- This wasn’t the end of their, hailed "positive. achlevemenU at man goes beyond the Earth's at- Murray of Unadilla,. operator of wUhout further ratification. 1 milled under a provision xtt the — An independent '< aewepaper 14 American Airmen, were safe- troubles. (Ih* recent, Geneva Big Four sum- said today that “ pooaible Amerl* mospherle in hia travels.” Carleton J.- Whitaker, Inc. Both contracts call for the in- code to try former seiwicemen for Down on the dock a deta<\hment mil meeting and eapecially pjalked today after a u;s. Air Force res­ The teamsters are represented ran recognition of Red Chinn la OPEN EVERY DAY cue plane snatched them from creases to be effective Aug. 1. T he' certain offenses committed during (Continued from Pago Five) by James W. Kerr of Brooklyn, wage hikes were granted qnder i of .service. gathering like a dark cloud.’* their sinking C47 which ditched In (Conttnned on Page Eleven) tOontihned on Fnge' Five) The United Dally News’ eens- contract reopening clauses. San Francisco basked unejer a Another Shipment! • PLAID ... the Mediterranean Sea. , bright sun as the Cleveland sailed ment ''c’ame as leetlng mounted Under the old contract, USW SUNDAY UNTIL 10 Tbe Air Force transport plane, under the golden gate bridge. Re­ in the Nationalist (MlneSe rapt*.. r TERgYcioTH : TERRY COVERS enroute from Tripoli. Libya, to workers s t ‘'.Alcoa'S big plant In porters and cameramen scrambled tel against the U.S.-Red Chinn Athena, Greece, ditched approxi­ Resign or Be Fired * nearby New Kensington, Pa., had aboard and the tumcoata went talks starting' Monday at Ge­ mately 90 mile, off the North a base hourly pay of $1,62. through their pares Iq practiced, New Algerian Violence neva. ’ . SATURDAY, JULY 30 >^ Chaise Lounge Covers | Africa Coast yeaterday. A F L aluminum workers have almost mechanical style. U.S. Choice Chuck for CHAISE LOUNGES Within 15 minutes after Jt tnad.e been receiving from $1.60 an hour Have Faith In U.S. Justice CHARGE REWORDED a be|ly-landing on the water, ail in the east to $1.85 an hour on the They were glad to be home, they lYashington, July 96 (6V-1%a „ ' . Colorful plaids in occupants .'were picked un by a Three Senators Report West' Coast. ★ ★ knew they were going, to' be ar­ Seen on Moslem • Feast General Aeeouatlag Otflco. i t i t Hr . Plain colors In white, • waiting Air Force 8A16 Aiphibl- Both contrilcta provide a n . ll'i rested. It didn't worry them. they, (GAO) says It has rewordad kut oua rescue plane. ^ cent acrosg the board hike with Lb. . 9 8 $ T - 9 8 a Sungold had faith in America^ Juatlce. not withdraw n a charge that tha rose, blue, green. ' ' Air Force' headquarters here Talbott Pushed to .Quit another 3 'i cents an hour spread Paria, July 80 (45-^’fYoopa in 7'machineguns mounted American Zinc, Lead mad Smelt* a B'orest Green said that "the rescue went off per­ between' Job claaaificattons. French North Africa braced today rooftolMfttfi lag Co. sold zinc to thb goveiu* fectly. One or two suffered minor The USW agree.ment also pro^ for poj*nibl* new Natlopaliat vio- Young Moroccans hurled chunks ment at premium' prlcea whlla cuts and bruises but otherwise Washington, July 30 iff*—Three Thlm retention of Talbott was vides that employes will get a l^ c e on a major Moslcfn holiday, of iron last night St Casablanca Ito president was aa otflelnl at there were no casualties.” highly placed Republican Senators causing Air Force morale to sink lump payment, equivalent to three The French National Ataembly , police, who opened fire, killing one the buying agency. Howard L TTie account of the rescue was Native said today Secretary of the Air lower. * cents an hour, for the period froifi News Tidbits — in a 362-233 vote early today—. youth. Yeung of St. Louis, the cOOMHUiy Clearance relayed to the Air Force's Bhiro- Told by' telephone at his home Aug. 1. 1854 until last night. This gave Premier Edgar Fahre author- in a gesture of conciliation at preeMent, Jiaa sharply denied la pean Headquarters here. Force Talbott is under mounting pressure to resign. jaat night that two Senate GOP results from a wage study pact Culled from A P Wires ity to extend for six ihonths the Casablanca, where scores died in sworn testimony that there wan / Tremendous Savings Three of the passengtira were .Policy Committee membera had cohefuded last year. state of emergency in Algeria,, At four days of rioting earlier this any wrongdoing on his part th Turkish o#flcers. One was an Talbott denied their atatementa 'The ropipany also will continue MONDAY, AUGUST 8 that he had decided he "muat go" s ta t^ he haa decided to quit, Tal­ least 37 Nationalist rebels were month, the French extended the w liile he was a doUnr-a-year gev- Ea. NYlON HOSIERY bott aaid the report "wasn't true to SM aside three cents an hour reported killed in Algeria yeeter- curfew from 9 p.m. until midnight emment man. \ 'v (Continued on Page Eleven) because of (ai dlaclosurei in. a- Frank Oeraway, 43. of Worqen- F lrit quality sheer nylons with reinforced heel and toea for Senate investigation of hia outside at all. It’s just a rumor. I hadn't day and laat night aa vioIei>M con- tonight because of the religious (CoBtlnned on Page Two) ter, Maas., scheduled for arr^gn- tlnued. , holiday. The French residency also BROILERS y y , extra wear. Dark aqama in smart new colon. < a SPORTSWEAR busineaa activitlef, and (bi the -heard It. at all:’’ ment In Concord, Mass, on charge NARCOTICS RiaMB’ TOOL it it it it it poaaibillty that he may become the Neither Senator would agreee to of emuggllng hnckaaw blades Into The emergency ataUia, a kind of annoimced th'e release of 1 ^ M'aahiagtoB. July 96 UFW Four Senators A^k target of a new Senate indlilty- be quoted by name on. the resigna­ Concord Reformatory. . . . Body martial law providing for pawa- Moroccans from various reatrlc- Chalrmha Fastlnad (D\ But Talbott added later that he tion report. A third committee Rc|viio1dg Sr., Dies: of 12-year old Elaine Stimpaon paper censorahip and military, trial tiona for political actlrities, said today teatiBway rtool«ad fey' Skinlea 2 I S S . j of rebels, was due to expire Oct. 3. ~The tense situation curtailed the would do^. nothing to embarraas ’number saids£d “ the report, came found on bench at Narragansett, the S M to latomal Soearlty Ic pair Visas from Russia President'Eisenhower and ‘T will from a source one would expect to Today ia tha annual faaai of traditional holiday ritual per; SubcofiMttoe ahowa Bod China a b a t h i n g s u it s Noted Industrialist R. I. and search geU underway formed by Morocco's sultan, Mo­ do whatever the Presld4nt wishes .kBow what ha is talking about, for a ,9-year-old swimming com­ Aid-el-Kebir, traditionally cele­ has used nnreotlea aa a wsapMi Washington, July 30 (gV-Four me to do.” ’ And if it's not true, it ought to be brated with fervor by ardent M«)a* hammed Ben Moulay Arafa. The In efforto to donriaato othas Fhr panion: Sultan traditionally kills a ritual still time left for this summer and next summer's weir. Menators said today theV have Eisenhower, now spending the true.' Richmond, 'Va.. July 30 (45 — ElevenTyear-eld hoy admits he Icms. They sacrifice laroba to con>- Ensfrra natieaa. FRANKS 'asked the Soviet Embaa^ here A ll three, in separate interviews, Richard Samuel Reynolds Sr.. memorate the biWCal story e t lamb himself after riding a white LA R G E SIZE weekend at hia Gettysburg farm, nccidentnlly set fire which sweeps horse into the countryside around lor visas to visit behind the Iron haa said he will read tha record of told of increasing demand from iX'hose enthusiastic . Ideas led to Abraham who received a lamb DIXON TO TESTinr^ Blesaed . 'Sacrament Church in Rabat, hia capital. But the present, Curtain late this summer. , a Senate hearing before, making Capitol Hill Republicans for Tal­ development of Camel cigarettes' from God aa ha was preparing to. Washingtoa,. July •• ilbJIEO Quincy, ■. Mass. . . . Th# Rev. sultan, whom NatlonaUaU have Otber congressrnen too, indicated any decision. bott's resignation. But' several and .the globe-encircling Reynolds offer his ‘aon- Isaac aa a aerifies.' first hall of tho DIxaw-TaMh George P\ Crlat Jf.. found gvUty t r l^ to kill twice, planned to go SWISS LAUNDRY Print Handkerchiefs they avail themsielves of the re­ New, laUreaUag Material others said .Talbott atill had Re- Metals Co., died at his home here of .heresy, begins vacation whilq But in tha new Arab quarter in team has hoaa oaBad ao h.wB* 'only to the mosque Just outside hte cently diaplnycd welcome from On the Senate Boor, last night ' publican Senatorial friends in'his last night at the agq of 73. Lutheran Synod president pendera Casablanca, Morocco, pamphlets ness la aa laveMIgattaw o f Ifew palace, under hea-vy guard. ceatrovorslal powur oaMnWL OF ROCKVILLE, bic. Colorful prints-In all-ovar aJ^d border prints, all with atitehad Comirtunlst leaders to ' look over San. Morse (O-Ore) rented hts comer, who believe he -should try Membera of the family said hte fate. were circulated calling on Moslems TURNPIKE hems. - to kill Ihiropeans Instead o f ritual ^ A t Meknes. in north .central Sea, Kefauvor d K M H )^ demand that Talbott "either re­ to ride out the storm. <. death was caused by a h e frt'a t­ Soviet farm delegation begins Ruanla. Morocco, a religious council, ROCKVUXJB BRANCIt PLANT Sens. Ellender (D -La). Spark­ sign or be fired in the interesta of Chairman Bridges (R -N H ) con- tack. The mlllionaira indus­ threeiday tour of farms' and aaao- sheep. * 1 man' ot W ARD aad UNION BT8. 16 HARLOWBT. man (D-AIa),'Purtell (R-Conn). good government” i firmed that the GOP Policy Ck>m- trialist . had been In poor health cinted enterprises In Nebrnalcn , . , Guns, Menated named' the Oulamas. called on eiary ( TkJMtllAUm u French retedent general GUbait and kefaqver (D-Tann) aaid in IfoTM spoke of “ eome yery in-1 mitUe haa discussed the case but since contracting pnaiimonia while Truck Ibnded wiUi 14 sighteeera Fhench Foreign Lagiotlaalrea and MARKET MANGUSSTER ORBBN BEANCit (Jrandval to solvs tho q[uanUoa.o( M M N N itn R Comm- ■e^imte tnterTtosr» that they will tarsstlng new matsHsl" abouL Tal-1 said it reached no eencluaion on visitiiig tn Jamaica laat winter. Innvan rond niid strikM tree in Tel- pnratroop cemnuadoa eccuplad m m id d l e TPKE. W. TEL. MI S MS8 4M EAST MIDDLE TURN FIRE 3 f<^ H ,bott and Mid "a high of- tewnteM Nntlonnl Fnifc, kllitaig Casnbltoea’s Afrtb naetioii. Btroef ■i 'I M Fago Two). ' .(OMMaMd Ki|gn Twn) Betel o f the A ir r ^ e o ” h a« tel4 (O m « Ote Fngn T w *r (OMrtiMMd Fago Om ) mrnn nnd Mx. eematof^wern honvtty guarded and « 1.^; f If n-f-IT-r- MtR .•'w I J i.’. V /. 1