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T k e W e iU k m 1M D .e. wepMe July f, IMS 1 1 3 9 0 . pital yesterday after spendlnB Rve Grant Employes - diays there rebuperatlng from Head | Memtog •€! immt Injuries-he received in an sutomov] ' BaralMi '«C I AlatiMi ekimtlsOpai bile accident on the Wilbur'Cross | Tex ( Collector i*aul Cervini Picnic at Lake CALLING M anchesterÂ City.of Village Charm Bruce‘A. Anderson, 18, of 85 Parkway July 8. Sthte Police are again today renJlndeiT resi E. Middle Tpke., was arre.sted still Investigatinig the apcldqnt In A LL SCHOOL dents tjist the second .Install Th* W. T. Grant Co. held Its ; Hinrsday and Shortly after midnight last night vvhlch Klta’ii car flipped Over and ment. of local property \taxes (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. C0NN.» FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1955 verttataiB w Pag* IS) PjRICE nVB CENTS rjvd charged with passing a stop skidded 30 feet on its top. was due July 1 and if it is not annual picnic Wedneaday at Lake V0L.LXXIV^. 242 Triday Nights light at Main' :Sl. and Middle paid before Aug. 1,. ititei-est Qusssapaiig in Middlebury. CHILDREN! Tpke.' by ' Palfolman Raymond There will not be a duplicate I wlU accrue at the rate of one Both lunch and dinner Were' U ntaS tSO Peck. His case iS set for court, bridge game tonight or the rk- i half per rent a month on the Don’t let “Vacation 'nme’ -become a hearing-July ' 22. miUning Thursday qights Of this | impaid balance. served barbecue style in the picnic 1 month. •The next'tournament will • grove. Swimming; boating, surf | Come to ROCKRAFT for Clay Fun galore. West Three Shop our aelf Mrvo gro> • Quality ia lIRe a ainUe. When be held on Aug. 4. j Imagine—for 75c, a press mold you may uuy (e to \ , ~««ry department for U atana in the heart, it, gives Cpl. Joseph Ashford. 290 Hack diving and the amusemeqt ridea j these inlues . . . as much to the giver as it doe* matack SI., has recently been as Crane Mtiler, tlasa of 19.57 at were among the many activities. A 25c piece for a pourid of clay to try. to the receiver. signed to the 86th Transportation The Herald erroneously reported Williams College, , Willisnristown, available to the group. “What beautiful creations.’^’ you will »*.''• Fix Polic)^ Co. at Ft. Campbell, Ky.. as parts Mass., Is serving sa a suntnirr an in yesterday that Judge Wesley Gryk The feature of the day was the ! It’s fun—“Clay with Clay.” the„Rockraft \ây Of Geneva Hopes a It ia bred in rtspect for the clerk. A graduate of the Ft. Camp contemplated impoelng a heavier giiide St the college. ' UND OlAKES customer and nurtured by the bell Jump Sehool, prior to his new sentence on Quentin Hagedorn, 16. annual softball-game in which the! pride and honor of the seller. assignment, he was With the Para, of n o Glenwood, St. The story Daughters of Uberty No. 17 and Carl Zinsser’s All-Stars defeated- For Geneva BUTTER Ib. '«9c chute Maintenance Co. of the lUh should have said he' thought of a No. 125 will gather tomorrow at the Doole/ Diibbers 10 to 8. • Uke a smile, minute informal top political and military addreaa (8:15 p.m. EDT) dealing*------;------■ ' Shurfine Cream “ - / • I t must be inspired in em- • V leaders. V with world problems to’be diacusa- , 'SW7*. 1 '1 In leas than three hoiira, U.8. Com .3 cans 43o ^ ployes by continued dkvoliqo^ ed at the aummlt meeting opening ' |- F . n |n to the principle^ of âir piky Secretary of State John Foster Wants West Three Monday and with jila viewa regard- * •* * * aaamaaa ca w DuIIm , ^ itia h Foreign Secretgi'y and fair value. ^ ing atepa toward their aolutlon Harold Macmillan and French Upr- SUGAR • Quality Is Our business. 'All 'four televlsi'on networka ien Minister Antoine Pinay en will carry ' the exleniporaneoua From Hearing dorsed a detailed draft -of Western Make Same Effart 5 lbs. 45c ' • We gua/ientee the quality and talk from the White Houae atethe-i -• 'g'b'i conference plans.' These include a freshness of every item sold at time of delivery, aa .will ABC ^ I l o f l f l n l l P F 'I P J I .Q definKe list of topics the West Pinehurst. . . . CB.S radio. The MBS and Nfic j A I C a S Isle of Gold a . ' will raise and the stand it wjll take koscow, July 15 (AV-Premier Bulganin declared today the Blarsarine ...2 lbs. 46c radio networka will broadcast re-1 . on aach issue. . • Protect the summer health of cc-rded veraiona later. Bridgeport, July 16 —Bernard Experta Sobaiit Uata , Soviet delegation is leaving for Geneva tomorrow to make your family by serving only One hour after Eiaenhpwer con- , h . Trager, Bridgeport lawyer and The list was submitted to- the Pillsbury Cake Flow Pinehurst fresh goveniment ■clê.*i. he will take off from Na "1 “a sincere effort” to solve international problems. ... ^ ’“‘ ■'clerk of Fairfield County Com ministers by diplomatic axperta I The Prime Minister told a news conference that if the West Chco., White. graded meats. . . . Use Our tional Aiiport (9:30 p.m.) aboard mon Pleaa Court, today became from each delegation yesterday. Golden ....3 boxes 85c ground meats and tender sitzl- hii personal plane. Columbine III. the aecond member af the State An American source said later Big l^ree delegations make a similar effort at Geneva,, there Ing steaks for your outdoor His party 11 include Mrs. Eisen Board ot Pardona .to dlaqualify the ministers had nMde some is “no reason to believe that the basis of a future peace can-, ' cooking. . , ■ hower and their son, Maj. John JVImaelf In the caae of John B. changea in the experta* draft but not be assured.” Eisenhower, \vho will serve aa an MAXWELL HOUSE • ijse Pinehurst Fresh White Donahue, of Arlington. Mass. called the alterations minor. Bulganin received reporters inside the Kretnlin. He was aide to hi.x father, Gov. Abranam Siblroff an 'hve ministers convened in the Rock Chicken Breasts. Chicken II In Ike Party accompanied by the other four major members of theTO-man COFFEE can 89c Legs. Fryers. nounced yesterday that Aasoclate French' Foreign Ministry . from All told, 11 persona - will be Justice Edward J. Daly of the about 10:40 a.m- until almost U Soviet delegation to Geneva. They arc jCommunik party boas \ ■ \ Bboard the plane, in addition' to State Supreme Court had du-- p.m.. when Pinay foW correspqhi- Nikita Khrushchev, Soyiet Foreign Minister "V. M. Molotov, the crew. The White Hqu.ê said qualified. himself as a .nember M ents their'work waa completj^. Defense Minister Georgi K. Zhukov and Deputy Foreign there wo\ild be no special fanfare the board in the same case. Pinay did not disclose wbkt sub EVERYDAY N at the aii-pori except that some Minister Andrei Groniyko. ------—------Donahue.^ convicted of the first jects the West i.itends to bring up Bulganin read a three-page pre- ^ _ ’g' • ■ . .Y O U C A DTO anthaaaadora and perhaps some degree iduider in the fatal .shoot at Geneva but they were almost pared statement In Russian which I I .IIB lfi LOW PRICES cabinet membera will- be present ing of Connecticut State Policeman certain to include Grfman reunifi waa then translated into English. v F W C l 11191/ A J1919 for the takeoff. Ernest Moi-se. is scheduled to ap cation. European security, disarm- There waa no opportunity ^ven C l • 1 The usual security cordon will pear before the lioard Monday atnen't and êpCh premier Cijrarettes. Popular- - br“on' hsHtf.'—------aftomoob'^mml ~aa4r that hta-death -Pa«»r*’s-'»'«*w?*~disarm»si When translation ^ Beneiite -hlated. Brands ...... carton $2.05 In addition to the President’s sentence be commv.ted to life In) scheme to help backward areas. of the statement was finished. Wife and son, those aboard will pri.sonment. Pinay said he and the two other Bulganin and his delegation Shurfine Coffee .. .lb. 83c be: Tragcr disclosed today he has ministers had discuat-ed Faure’s marched out. For State 'Vets Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder, chief notified Gov. Ribicoff that he de- plan and added, "We’ve all ha- Bulganin said' in his statement: ALL Detergent White Hoi we physician: Dillon rtres' to disqualify himself In the that general idea for some time". From HALE’S Self He cited a statement of President "We go to Geneva prepared to Hartford, July 16 i>P)'--Govenior Anderson, special assistant for Donahue ^case because of his law 25 lb. pail $5.45 Eisenhower along the same general discuss frankly the points at Is Ribicoff told the Connecticut 0>n- 29c National Security Affairs: <3ol. office association with Al'oert L. sue to achieve a relaxation of in vention of the American Legion Andrew J. Goodpaater.' staff sec Coles, of dtoles and O’Connell, co- lines. ternational tenaioh and restore FamouB The documents approved t'oda.v thia morning that he jyill cign hiHa SUte BiitUr ...... lb. 72c TETLEY JA C K FROST MEAT DEPARTMENT retary; Murray Snyder, assistant counael for the condemned man. confidCifee between atatea. - The increasing veterans’ widows’ and CONFECTIONERY SAVE! press secretary; Mrs. Ann Whit Philip H. Smith, of Marsh. Day will be submitted to the western desire of the peiqjia of the World dependenta’ ai^ from $10 to $15, Sunsweet Prune Juice 33c man, personal secretary to the and Calhoun Is associate counsel rhiefs of government in Geneva is peace. Two^ world wars brought and giving' dependent children of TEA BAGS President: Mrs. MSt^’ Jene Mc- (or the defendant. Sunday morning, Pinay said. them only suffering and tha Cold veterans $10 instead of the $6 pay / 100 COl'NT SUGAR NUTMEG IRAND, SELECTED FOR LEANNESS Eisenhower, Faure and British War burdened the peoples with ment. (Continiied on Page Bight) (Continued oe Page Eight) Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden the crushing costa of an arina- Addreaaiog the second day sea- ' PINEHURST “FRESHER BY FAR" ^ k g . will meet there with their foreign ments race and great fear." sion of the Lagion at the Btatler, 2 Pkgs. ministers as a cm tain raiser to Continuing his statement, Bul the Governor told about 1,000 dele OinSO (hipmA&e/ the sessions with - the . Kremliq’a ganin said: gates and manahena that Usportant / VEGETABLES and FRUITS bosses on Monday. A high tension wire tower, bent almost to a right angle in yesterday’s train wreck In Bridge "People can breathe freely only^ impro'vnienta should be credited to - * 69’ Pinay. Radiates Hope port. ia seen biting into the roof of one of the passenger coechea that crashed into It after careening when the.v feel that they and their both Repubtioana and Deoaocrata. 'Cuiiumbers from Olsstonbury, Squash from Becker of WimMor DAISYHAMS Bomb Kills Six, Sparks off the tracks. In the right foreground is another of ihe aeven damaged coaches. Luckily, Pinay radiated optimism to children are riot threatened by the He noted such meaaurca aa thoaa are "best buys" this week. . . . BUIES AS IT WASHES newsmen. the passengers who had been riding In these coaches were saved from serious injury, and possible calamity of war." granting a Korean War bonus, tax Plenty of fresh drssssd broilsrs or fryers rsody ot "The fact that the men who for death, when, in accordance with routine procedure, .they were moved back into the rear cars as the 'The Soviet Premier then repeat exemptloha for veterans, aid to tba / r Casablanca Mob Riots 10 years hava been In ‘a kind of train approached the. etetlon. (Herald Photoi ed familiar Moscow allegationa SokUeni, 6all<»a and Mnrines Fund Pinehurst (LIMITED S f l’PLY’) Halo’s, os wtU os chiekM ports, roostsrs emd fowl. cold" w|^. emulating one another's against the weatern p o w e r a, and operation of . die 'VetavAaii’ - 2 1 ® 6 4 ® armaiiients. both atomic and oth declaring they were forming "a Hopie aa in Uda legltlaUon. Native . Casablanca, Morocco. July* to five stores owned by Moroccan erwise. have consented to sit war -bloc" and surrounding the ForteU fUlawB RlHeaff PREMIER KEGANI WITH COUPON STILL THE F.\VORITE:-'' \ 15 i/P) — Angry mobs of wholesalers. around a table and discuss the Speed , Blamed) Soviet Union with military haaeo. n p Govamor’a addreaa was fol- A seventh European was gunned problems which arc tortwHtg-uiW •' ay :es Cite* West Buildup hwvtd by that of U.8. Senator CRISCO French colonists rioted to death as mobs tried to break world, is already enormous prog ‘There ia a great deal of talk in WllllaTn A. Purtell., Pure Vegetable .Hhorteidaif CRABMEkT tjirough Casablanca until ear into the home of- Jean Charles ress, ” he said. "K is impossible For Wreck of the West About an alleged menace, Sen. Purtell detcland that "tha BONELESS CHUCK ly this morning, protesting a L^grand. French la^.ver designat that nothing should come out of from the Soviet Union," the Prem Legion miut compete for members 6 'i Oz. Tin ed fo defend Moroccans on ter ier declared. "But we never want by putUng forth a dynamic pro 3 Lb. Till terror bombing, which killed thia. Ike’s gram at the community level." six Europeans and injured 3,5 rorist charges. "When the Big Foui- (chiefs of Express Train ed war nor do we plan any at POT ROAST Ojhers demonstrated for' three government t give their foreign tack on anybody in the future. But Yliat la where the organisation others. ' hours around the- newspaper Ma- ministers something to chew on, .... 1" tke war preparations in must replenish its enthualaam, he ITS ECONGSiy ■n.ME WHEN VOU CAN BUY THIS Before peace visa restore in the Bridgeport, July 15 — The Said. It must sdhreh for ways to ioc PresiM, whose owner, Jacques that alone will be enormous.’’ crash of, a 17-car passenger train ^ Washinôn, July 15 (fP)— The peptagon today ripiied the the West we must take meaatêa F.AVORITE Cl'T AT THIS I.OW COST modem port-city of 650.fli00 people Lemalgre-Dubrebril. was asaaa- Pinay said the western chiefs of secrecy jAbel off a letter by Gen. Matth## B. Ridgwat;^ sharp|.v I to protect ourielvea. We have an which it can serve the local com 6 for 2 the toll stood at 10 deed and aft sinated last month, after he apoke on the New York, New Haven A munity, he continued. leaat 44 wounded. out agalnat French counter-ter- (Coiitinued - on Page Eight) Hartford Railroad’a "severest' challeiiging the basic military policy of the Ei.senhower ad-: jfe paid high compUotoBt to tha' What began aa a pleasant eve rorlsts. ,f minifytration. In one of his last official acts as Army chief of i equipment." patriotic ' alms of the legion, Stop pt our Solf-S«ry« mtat 'cos* for connsd ning of Bastille Day cielebrationi curve " yesterday waa due to "ax- Violagce spread to the 'native cessive speed." a railroad official staff, Rldgway lashed out Ivlth-*.-' ^ ^ ^ ^ Bulganin, reading hi'a statement hams (niemy sizas to pick from) ; also Roth's ro«^y» turned Into a wild night of terror quarter when Moroccana hurled a particular vigor at what he de-, I under a portrait of Lenin, added: (Oeattoned en Pege Eight) AT PINEHURST Native Tbmatoâ ARMOltR'S CLOVr-RBLOOM O N E PIE when the big !>omb went off last says. scribed ss the administration’s i EVAfORATF.D w ro p ^ slieod moots for homo lunchoen or out night in the heart of Casablanca's grenade at. a passing police jeep, UAW Readies I "We do not want war. Wa want Olsstonbury Preah Calif. L ^ g injuring five policemen. The police The ele,ctric-powercd locomo over-emphasis on "air-nuclear Travelers 25-1 [ the utmost confidence and a busi White Potatoes European quarter. tive of the Washlngton-to-Boston i weapons”-—atomic and hydrogen BLUEBERRIES door picnic. YVrecked Two Cafes flred back, killing three Moroccana nesslike cooperation and mutual CUCUMBERS Sc Mch \ ''Celery ' and wounding aevergl otheri., Federal Expre.ss ripped off the j )x>mbs____ I I understanding between nations. We peppers : MILK Parked In Heavy Syrup TOMATO KECHUP 2 *^ 49c The blast heard throughout the Strike Ballot rails just before dawn, plunged Ridgwa.v addressed his letter to SpKt Approved 4forlê city wrecked two sidewalk cafea Legrand, who Bred several ahota - wish thayihe enormous funds now PJuma down a 35-fool embankment and Secretary of Defense Wilson, who being spent for war preparations Bulletins Red Qnlons 3 Tall Cans Can filledWith persona celebrating the during the attempt on his home, cra.shed into a ’ creeping’ atvltcher- ordered it made public today after Dewey eyed YeUov^"Com from Glaa- holiday Md smashed .a nearby^ was arrested today and held in At American I could be spent for houaliig, for from the AP Wirbt tonbury. / . Slicing Onions ciigine below. Seven lead cars, Its contents had leaked into print. By Big Margin schools, for science, for culture and Cantaloupes lbs. autorooblA and two motorcycles."^ civilian prison. There wag no most of them empty, leaped off Heet1l**s . .. / ., I HIT nMIER SIZE Almost immediately... thousands immediate announcement of Critlclam Repeated peaceful development. We .desire a ------Beeta \ Detroit, July 15 (-Pt The _C10 the tracks and sprawled along Iri itsVtriclly military phaaek the' Hartford, July 15 (#1-Stockholdtsystem of collective security in Eu- Radishes •; of men swarmed into the afreets, charges against' him. United Auto Workers Union pre the roadbed. DUE HOPEFUL ON SUMMIT WHITE;CRAPESlb.29c ^•houting instilts at new .French Anti-Moroccan demonstrators pared today for a strike vole letter was essentially a rejlale- ers of Travelers Insurance Co. to-1 rope which other states can join Waahtogtoa,. $uf^. 1$ (PH* Rareripes ■The crash killed engineer Ar menl of criticisms Rldgw^ had and which would eraoe fear. ,r - Scdtictns "Resident General Gilbert Grandval roamed the European quarter of among American Motors Corp. em thur Orteneau, 60. New Haven, day voted wholehearted approval President EMenhower M d Oen- ■ WATERMELON lb. 5c / -and other Europeans holding mod Casablanca today, forcing shops ployes following an apparent voiced piecemeal -and -In leas to a plan whereby they will re m —----- greas today he hopes the Big $ erate-views on wa.vs to end the to .close. and injured 24 passengers and pointed terms for months before (ContlDUcd on Page Eight) Four meeting to Geneva wUI ba 1.00 breakdown In new contract nego crewmen. ceive 25 share* of stock for each — . . ..f - ■ . , — . ,1,. ■ a he retired. June 30. Nationalist tei:roriar.v In this North French loops in helmets and full tiations with the company. Mofe Casiuilties .Averted' I share now held. able to Ideatify the "outataad- African protectorate. field dress were stationed at the Talks were called off yesterday But the Paratroop General gave , Their action today will result in ing decisive lasues’’ trouhUl^ ^ BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS PREMIER The mob lore down. Mproccan sectio.n’i. principal interaecUons. The 'railroad .said ra.sualties his contentions new emphasis by present Travelers stock being the world and “develop methods SUNSHINE until Aug. 8„ only four days before would have, been higher but for a REGi Lb. S9o SPECIAL Lb. S5e or 8 Lba. SI-00 banners and flags which—along- Resident General Gradval made A the current five-year pact covering putting them all tOgethei- in a split on a 20 for 1 basis and a stock Talbott Facing to try to solve them.** H w BIRDS EYE FRENCH PRIES ...... 2 for 33c with French .flags—had decorated rush trip frdm Rabat to meet with routine operation made 20 min compilation and relating one argu divic^nd of 1 (or on the new President referred to HYDROX SAUERKRAUT 24,000 hourly rated workers ex utes before the crash. Passengers lamp posts and. store fronts in leaders of the French colony. pires. ment to the others. stock. week’s aorandt meeting In BIRDS EYE LEMONADE ...... 2 for 29c celebration of -the holiday. Witnesses said the death bontfa were transferred from' lead cars The 10-page study of the rela ' T-ransfer books closed this after transmitting io Oongroaa the GENUINE ^ ” . : - -, ^ ’The jmion set the vote for Aug. to end cars to make room for pas- Probe of Link :X COOKIES 2 Cans Burn Five Store* was hidden .in- a covered cart 1 a t ltMC plants in Milwaukee' and tive mliltary • - poaitlonaôf—the' noon : and .the' new stock will be 1 9th nnnunl report oa IL8. par* BIRDS EYE FRbZEN PEAS ...... 2 for 35c Irate crowd* surged into Casa sengers who' would have boarded issued Aug. 15. - J tirlpation to the United Na- Y f O i . Pkg. Kenosha, Wfs.. El Segundo. Calif., In New Haven. United States and its free world blanca’s main square and set fire (Continued from Page Five) 'and Detroit and Grand Rapids, Allies vs. the Soviet bloc made two Present owners of Travelers i In Private Firm tlnno. , It covered the year $1.29 General Superintendent iVi’iljiam main contentions: ’ stock will not be (-.equired to turp 1954.R ft).- Mich. S. Carr blamed the cra.sh on in their certificates. The slock they, PINEHURST QUALITY MEATS ^ pi not have some can. announced it had rejected a (Oontiaued oa Page Two) ably not Intandedt-to bring nuclear send them 24 additional shares to , Talbott in a New York efficiency wpndefful values In meat . . . but to emphasise the faql thi^ EASY TO USE. EASYÔ PAY FOR good word today-for the new union offer it aal'd waa patterned weapons into play. make the total 25 for 1 distribution, jengineering firm is to be studied Shakeapeareaa tfamtor at Strat you can save money all thru the store by making PinehjKst after the recent Ford and General For that situation, Ridgw'ay The meeting today approved two by the Senate Investigations sub ford, Conn. The, cotreopoadcat, your "ONE. STOP' FOOD STORE.*’ Check every day prices in MIRACLE WHIP Red ‘Wait-Ho|(i/ Mo'tdrs settlement. said, the free world needa” an im resolutions proposed by directors '' ' committee. Eugeae Lotoahko, saw “Jallaa iall departments and you will find it will paV you to pafKin our Udwafd L Cushman. AMC vice mediately available jolrit military June 13. Members of the group confirmed Oamar” pt- tllb theater Tueaday; easy to gel to parking lot at 302 Main St. and get your "good SW ErfHEART SALAD^ president, claimed the union offer force of hard-hitting character In Orb. providing for, the stock last night thatlt has'voted to Ipok Pravda toda.v carried hla aeconat things to eat" here. V-8 Vegetable would penalize American, v»ne of News Tidbits which-the veraatlUty of the whole split, will be accomplished by con into 'DilboU’s relatibns with the At Stage the smaller automotive firms,'by firm headed by Paul B. Mulligan. under a S-coInma headUaet TOILET SOAP . ^ • * 35 • • ' ia emphasized and the preponder verting the present 400,0p0 capital "SlgalScaht 'meat to the eoHoral DRESSING LambPatties increasing the company’s labor Culled from AP Wires share - of $100 par to 8,000.000 One member described the firm aa / vjtS T LAMB GROUND—NOTHING ADDED ance of any ohe part la de- Mfe of the U.S.A." ^ PINEHURST WHITE RdCK "TENDER GROWN" Juice Cocktail costs out of proportion to those of share at $5. "a company that deals with com- Qt. EDITOR’S NOTE — emphaMzed." 'panies which deal with the gov IcSA LE —-Secretary-ooua. A clash with hydrogen bomsb the larger car makers. 2. Some time between 1958 and The stock dividend will be ac BACKS TAX FOR ROADS FRESH FRYERS avg. $159 each #( State Dulles has■^.■■ileracored aRderacored would leave nobody victorious. The Union challenged the com SUteeTubllc Works superintend- complished by increasing Capitol ernment.” 46>oz. 1962 the Reds will have developed . A Republican member, declining W ashlqgton, July 1$-, (AA—,‘Ih a —'la sc lb.) _ . ■ BATH SIZE . C A the glaring weakoeeaea.'■ of “t ^ ■■ "■ So 'The Cimmunists whom Khrush pany’s statement. ' _ ent in Nejv.” Nejv York says rMd condi aueh nuclear weapona-and delivery from^40 million to $50 million by House Public Werfw Cehunltte*. • ' __i. ' . TIN viet economy, «ybM hariily’'could chev represents still hold to the Le'qnard Woodcock. UAW vice tions were not to Marne for ac to be quoted by name, said that rC a k e 'Ir with 3 at capAbillty that "tha United States issuing 200.000 shares at $5 par. I "on the surface. It appears we will | today approved by a '8$4 veto CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN-LEGS Usual Price. Comb. J f c f resh fruit and Vegetables wlHiatand tge' shock. of general notion that ..war is inevitable until president knd chief union negotia cident rfear (Tamp Drum in which miclear-air superiority will have The company will pay for these aboot $1Z,021,$M,N$ la sew war. Bpt all-out peace can be 'World Communism-holds 'sway. tor. accused the company of "dis four (Jonnecticqt National Guards find nothing to the discredit of Mr. i Talbott". But, it wias felt that the | taxea over the aext 16 yean to ■ Lean cuts of tendercure CORNED EtEBF . . . - —— REGULAR 8IZE NATIVE ' - . ‘ costly to the Kremlla, too. WII- 'The latest volume of the new honorably" lifting rem'arks UAW men were kMIed ... President (Ceatinued on'Page :.EIght) (Continued on Page Eight) pay for a giaat new road boUd- . I X'mke Iq with 3 at HUw L. Ryan, AP foreign news Soviet encylopedia, issued a few negotiators made at the bargain Syngman Rhee says any South Inquiry should go . ahead since ' : ■ Choice Boneless questions were raised." j log program, the veto affInneO Usoal Pftoe. Comb. • • F w anialyst. has been stodylng the days ago, contains an article on ing table “out of context." Koreans who go out on strijee TT” tentative aotioa yeeterday ap- Choice Grade Oven Roasts effect of Soviet Internal develop paciflsm. This aaya Sstly: , He a'lik) accused the cbmpany hereafter "w ill. be'considerqp aa He said Talbott already has ad aUKES TOMATOES Lb 33c vised the subcommittee staff he prtrvtog,4ax tocrekaea ea aaoe- HERSHEY - \ HEINZ HiESH.. ments on world CommiuUam, and ‘Must Destrpy Capitalism’ of a "dotible cross’’ in failing to persons serving Communist .in llnr, trucks sad buses, dlead Rib Roast Beef lb. 53c roaStoZ ;. «Cro4Mi FRESH PICKED toncludee the globnl oonspimey It "To ellminate^the possibility of terests." ^ takes no profit from any firm that NABISCO Conferees Iron Differences "has s major part of its business fuel, heavy tiree aad tubes aai (Me^ty 3rd to 7th Riba) • lb, 55c C H O C O L A T I ^ CUCUMBER in danger of faiUng .npnrt. This war. one m\ut.destr’6y capiliTism.” (CoatlQued on Page Five) Wallingford man coipplains to all tire retreuda. WAYERLY WAFERS In the fault of four aterlea givlag But to the (^(nmunlst way of police two masked, armed men with the government." CORN D. C l$it appralsaL thinking, there are more ways robbed him of $40 and raped his MoClellon Has No Commeat You will find Morrell’s resdy to eat ham a wonderful hot NF.W RICH FLAVOR SYRUP 0 55 than one to skin a cat. There is J woman companion as they parked On Military Reserve Boost Neither- he nor other sources EDEN isE E S CHURCHILL PICKLE Londeu. July IS (AT —Priam . weather meat,.. whole 85c either half 89c fully cooked Pkg. 1 Lb. Tin (In Quarters) Lb. By w nxiA M L. RYAN little doubt the present Kremlin Lawmaker Defies along. lonely section of town... could say who had raised the ques leiuierahip has decided to ride with Purity Food Store on Margin tion. CIiairmAi McOellan (D- Minister Eden hrtd a secret . Handy’s Skinless Flunks lb. '49c . Mississippi NEW CABBAGE l. 5c AP Foreign News Analyst Washington, July 16 oP) —Someirbetween the Senate and House meettog with Sir Wtoetoa a program of.waiting aiid watch- Governor on Tolls Streep in Peabody. Masa., ia de logialatlve horse trading between^ but 1 think we’ll be able to get a Ark) declined to comme)it on the Bacon lb. 53c.— - ' . r SANTA ROSA , Wait, .and hold o n ,. ing—^wratdng for a crisie to take stroyed by the second Are there to matter.. OharcMn laet algkt—pteeuaa* jar ’This admonition for world Coin- hold in the capitalist world, watch- 24 hours. the Senate and Houae. was the biU." . ' - Murray Snyder, assistant Whits aUy to dtoonae the toipeadhpr FRESHLY CHOPPED - V { munlsm Is not new. But now it iqg for a chance io givk the pro Hartford. July 15 (JP)—^State Nortli 'Viet Nam President Ho. only barrier today to pa«Mgc lij , Servyig with Russell, in the epn- Houae press secretary, waa caked Big Four coafereucu. Word eC PLUMS Large Size Doz. 55c has overtones of liesperation, aa, cess a abovt forward whenever Rep. John C. Donaldson, Wilton Chi Miph and Soviet President some form of President Eisenhow- fcrence to adjust these disputes today whether tha president waa tbe meeting leaked out .today aa CHUCK GROUND ^ Ih. 50c the _Big Four summit conference poosiblt. If war. cornea some day, Republican, says that DcmcKratlc Klementl Y. Voroshilvo toast er’a ambitious national reserve will be Sens. Byrd t D-Va), Sten- "aware of the Talbott inveatiffa- Edea made final plene for lying WHITE SEEDLESS at Geneva approachte. the foe must be weak. Gov. Ribicoff isn’t going to. atop "eteraal ' 'friendahlp" betweeii plan. Inis (D-Miss), Sallonstoll (R-^Masa) tion.” to OeBev* tosnerfeer - fer tha Kakaa DaUctotta Hainbuig .'. Froz&i f ood Specials "If you are not prepared, to talk .’The Oommuniata .have done their Communiit govemmenta at - By S’daciaive 86-1 vota the Stn- ! and Bridges (R-NH). House i "Bure, he reads the pepers." talka with PieeMeat Etoeehew- him from riding .toll-free on Con ate last night approved its own ’ conferees will be designated later, Regular Hwnburg iVi.Ibs. 50e SNOW CROP \ ' aarioiuly,” said Soviet Comniunist much wiUting. The permanent necticut parkways. .. ‘v gala Kremlin - banquet. . Five Snyder replied. er. Soviet Premlrr BalgaiidB aai. ARMOUR'S KRAFT NATURAL GRAPES '■b.35c boss Nikita S- Khnuhehev, ad revolution ' they dreamed of for The robust laivmoker today re hundred Argentine Roman Cath version of the plan to train a Secretary o t Defense Wilson, at . ‘Die inquiry would d'eal wiUi the FteUch .Piaarter Fbare. Round Steak. Ground lb, 85c dressing the Weat in general, "we Rurope after World Wki* 1 never vealed that he was the author of olics fill Metropolitan OaUiedral combat-ready reserve of 3,90().000 - ()uantieo, Va., .for a departmental posiibiUty that Tiabott's totereat BROCCOLIÊARS 27e can wait" and hold on.’’ developed, and they rMreated be a controversial amendh)ent inccir- for special Mass by most Rav. to the noxt 'four years, a four-fold | meeting, told a news confereniie-It to the private firm, might in some' SEES NEW M iuTAEr'cnn^ POTTED MEAT SWISS CHEESE tocrehs*. S<',-OZ. CAN Khruidiêv'a words at the hind Stalin's slogan of "sociaUsm porated in a toll bill passed in the Merlin J. Gullfoyle of Saa Fran wraa a "pretty good . aaeumptioo'' way conflict with his Air Force Qaaattce. inly 16 (A5 Gem ' Vt Lb. Pkf. LEMONS 3 n,l^c American Bhnbaasy’s Fourth of in one country." The - economic closing days of the General As cisco, Calif. ! There are come mejor diffir- that unless a aatlafactory biU' Is duties. SlaxureU D. Tayler, Anay cldid SHOW CROP PEAS’* * 2*"S5c July party. In Moscow gave an crials they still confidently predict sembly. House Democrats drive with enoee between- tbe Senate and passed, the size of the regular Talbott, in "Quaptico, 'Va.. for a ef etotf. hhitod te«tay at etfll far* r . r SNOW CROP SRl^LEBS . . Inkling of whjst ia in the back of for the United States, source of "I wrote the amendment, and I new confidence for final Public Houae versions of the bUl, and nel- armed forcea may have to be" in Deftnaa Department oofiference^ ther redpeWea la Ametifaa aiOl* OPEN TONIGHT 2 2 9 c tha Soviet mmd for Deneva. . the greatest '(^position to their know what’s in it.’’ he declared, Works Committee-approval of hU- tbor wrould give Eisenhower'all he creased. coiiid not ba xaoidMd for commant ta iy etn a g O i fat th e F a r Baa$> HADOOCK FILLETS X ^ 49e ’Tbingt have not happened in g(»ala, seems far off. The Com challenging the Governor’s right to Uonia In new taxes to help pay to t aakeiL A .ênate-Houae Oonfer- . Both branches o t Congress' ap immedlataly mftar tha cesnanlttee’a Thyier. wSa iinjiatly M t Ska UNTIL 8:30^’ VIENNA SAUSABE the world aa Marx and Lenin pre^ munists again ratraat, thia time trying to block toll free privilei^ .giant new road cohatruction plan enee Committee wriu determine the proved the chief new feature of action waa diadoaed. iiiarrmi la the fha- FRIOAY B A,M. " r-e CAN SNOW CROP e-OZ. ' dieted. Now the hydrpgen bomb behind the a)ogan of "peacaful co- for leglalators. ...Sen. George (D-Oa), say* di blH’e -final form, . allowing thousands of teen-age In advance a t that, however^, SbNit to became Chief otO liS t ii UNTIL 8:30 P.M. The COM bdi changed yet another' basic eaiatencc." Maintainittg that the authoriaa- rection taken by Geneva Big Four Sen., Russell (DÔa), who piloted youths for volunteer for brief ac- tha Chattanooga Tinsaa quoted him heleSed O* n e JWHALd 'Lenin concept — that the Com This aort of thing goaa by the Uon-for toll free trips Jo r legia conference may determine wheth the measure through the fiefiato) UVs training wt(h tha regular aa aaying t h ^ waa rno poaObla 2 For 3 5 c Grapefruit or Blend luiae^'^ He MAMCNMRia Comm* munist and Capitalist worjjlt must er therq la new thtnnt of hoatlU* said In an toUrvleiw: sallids^ with eoramuniam victori- ,« .m fe e * To*); ' Oan to -FAr Kant. "Thara- ara a lot of dUtamosa .('^ R —ifi m - fiaaoi Two); .W

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i * ? « a X IIANCHESTER E V E W G HERALD, HIAKCHESTER^ CONN^ F r Td AY, JULY15, 19SS f IIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONW. FRIDAY, JULY 16. 1955 .. \\ ipsritdicrl who war* hijurwl, aar- iwwly aacaped alactroeution. — No Caufion Lign^ iRsais. *T Speed Blamed ’’'High voltage lines were flash Conferees Iron differences Iraragt’sftaa alter of the floviet neutralisation conduct for the benefit of the Unit Crists./or Commuhism ' d riv e ," ed Methodist phurch building fund Patient Sci'entigt P A Y S in g'all around us,” aald Fireman Msw najrlag Ansel A. Bemeetin. fO, of Bridge Guilt Plea Erased In Potond, Red leaidsra revive and the kitchen renovation projeid in particular. For Wreck of port. On Military Reserve Boost the cry that ' "the Qder-Neisaa ZBA Unit to Hear . 'Tha isale will start at 10:30 a.m. Issned Passport CALLING Y O U R "TV-p feet hfiore and we wouldn't A . H^tCord man who plaadat) I AM A CAMERA boundary is tha frontier of peace." Follah Oommonlsti, too, seem with luhch served on .the grounds n be heroi” he said. Cuilty to passing the westbound Red ‘Wait-Hold’ Expi%ss Train (UonUniied from Page ■ f men to trial under the crinilnal Fsatarlac ■ BesaM GUadsaabig a« iscarad. Poland. now occupies for AppeM.Oit Churcli by Ui# W.S.C.a. of I'he churcdi. ■ Washington, July 151^-—Atomic A L L SCH O OL D O C T O R Eleven of the injured were re 1laws of Allied nations In ^ which red light at Center and Broad Sts., t'hriitapker IsksfirMd leased froim Bridgeport hospitals mer German terrlt(irieB up to the Maiiy articles have already been KlenUat Marlin D. Kamen has forces to be followed bjf'iiclive'^re"- they are stationed overseas. in Town Court Jlhla morning had OHekibd 7-SI It. Cartata litt. coIlKted" ' ■ or set aside' by friend! li won State' Department agreement . ' ÔMtUmed from Page Om ) -ajrter treatment. the plea erased and was found not Oder-Nelssa Rivers. Will these Bolton, July 16 (BpKlAl)—The BILLS .serve training for the remainder Sen. Jenner (R-Indl offered a and parishioners for sale at the to take back Its allegation that he CHILDREN! The wre<-k clogged up the rail guilty. — Ttckata as sals al Caalsr Traval At DesperatWn Stage now be lAciificed ..baeV. to Ger of an eight-year pe#iod. rider that Would have prevented Airiiry many in a- Soviet neutralization. Zoning Board of Appeals has ad auction. The Smiths would be wanted to go.abroad to further *pe«<}.'’ he Mid laat night. ."The road's -main line t.q Boston^ for, The Senate would permit volun- assignment of any of the'reservists Judge Wesley Oryk took .tjiis about nine'hours. , i In France, the Communist Cen vertised it will hold a public hear bappy to hear from anyone whp Communism. Don’t Wt ’’Vacation Time” bec«hne.-a bore— one thing we do not know i.i the teers l?-'20 years old. The House, or active forces to.h nation that action when he learned from Vin- obey th« dlclAtaa o f .'Moscow, for wiiuld like to donate articles for Two of the four tracks were re» osint DeAngells. 35. and'arreating (OoRtlRMd from fa g a One) tral Committee, tellwether for Eu ing at tha Community HaU on Last week, the department—af C o m e to R O C K R A F T foi^ C lay F t a ffa lo re ! cause for the exceeaiva speed. ' i or' now exercises this authority under Mosoow’s . world j^rpoaM. ropean Reds, heato an involved de- Monday at • p.m. to hear tha re tha-event. ter refusing to (to so for eight stored to service late yesterday | they-had. completed a 1953 treaty agreement.. Tê pro- Patrolman Walter Fergraon, that Imagine~-for 75c, a prem mold yol^ may buy— Wt 1W COMNICTICIW CVA1I M«NCAi fOOITY Carr aaid ' the cause wijuld be and a third track Ihia morning. All llAntaôf "living Marxism,^ which In the WeAt: . ■ fgnae of the SovlR reveraal on Ti- quest of United MethodUt Church Fish Poles Found years—decided tp issue a .passport high schoob pp.sal waa beaten 70-14 with only the light'■for truffle headed we.st meant dogma can be ihifted to The Soviet Union le on (Dingerous Burton TuUle's vapstton looked A 25c piece lor a pound o f clay to try. " . determined at a formal investiga four lines will be open by the end goes from green to red without ,a tpism and a review, of Comniunist for a variance from aoning ragula- to Dr. Kamen, who teaches at tion next week by the railroad, The Pre.sident and Pentagon had some Republlcane supportfaig it. meet changed demandi. But while ground In middle BiuTOpe. By em happier late yesterday afternooii of the day. the railroad said. yellow caution light intervening. duties. These duties Involve work tionk. Washington University ,4n St. ‘‘What beautiful creationa,” you will saK the .State I'hiblic Ulilitie* Com asked. authority to induct »draft- Earlier, S«np. Lehman (D-N Y). the Communiit leaders wait, the bracing the rebel Yugosla'v Com whan Colin Tenney at Loomis Rd. ■However, there will be no elec DeAngelia said'he was headed ing hand-ln-hand with the S(Kial- The proposed addition of educa Louis. Kamen had filed ■Ruit in an It’s fun— to “Play ivitb Clay” the RodllmhsWajr! mission and the FedernI Interstate tric power ' at tlfie scene of the age' men of I8'j-26 for training if Mor.se (D-Orel and Humphrey iD- Soviet Union continuei in a awift munists. Moscow admitted national Ista, whom the Communists called tional facililles at tlia church will returned. .Burt's two salt-water effort to force the department to thcre are not enough volunteers Minnl asked numerous questions for East Hartford driving a t tuck commantom—which falls to give Commerce Commission. wreck until next Tuesday pi' AIR ITtONRD evolutionary movement which ha* their worst enerhies. They must measure 37 by 40 feet overall. As fishing poles. Tsnney. who had j^ve him the long-sought passport. but the House killed this as too I about aegregatioii. of men tn Na- when the light changed abniptly boosted It from backwardness to prltnary allegiance to the S(»vlet found the poles on his way home The speed on what railroad Pres Wednesday because the derailed and he continued on rather than (■Ipm I'ard s Jmkrn ftjrM avoid any action which could em presently planned, the building will : Yesterday the caae wound up ident Patrick B. McGinnis called train knocked down the catenary near I'niversal Military Training.' tlonal Guard units but no anti- Klpannr Tarlier ttary an advanced nation. itAte—is no longer a sin. barrass the new Soviet offensive. extend to within 39 feet of South to lunch Wednesday, read of their With an agreement by the depart atop auddenly. He thought a quick iNTKRRrrrr.n ‘RRLL*N From Tito's Belgrade. Khrw*<- "the severest curve on the New poles supiiprtlng the pow'er line Biggest Senate-House difference, segregation amendments were of- The more the piêaa develops, The line goes 'down hard with the Rd. Zoning regtilatlona require a loss In The Herald last night and ment to retract Its altegatlona ROCKRAFT CER MIRRORS IS over a Defense Department re- fered. •top milfht have caused an ac MrisODY* lALAFCD** chev and the other members of the was delighted to help put Burt's ' Haven railroad" is reetricted to 30 when it plunged o ff Ui^ track. cident. He was arrested July 8. 8:10 Tech. 8;9a-t:U_____ the more world communism suf oldtime militants of France and minimum building line of . 35 feet against Kamen and by Kamen to _ . , T. , » . iquesl for, authority to require reg- Soviet pilgrimage o f apology sp5d ' m.p.h. Sen. Danger i R-ND) cast the fers. TTie twists and turns of So Italyi, Already it has brought de or the establiehed building line 7-acation schedule back in high drop the suit. The government 39 PURNELL PLACE Diesel locomotives have been ,veterkne, form w p m~’ •liny**—T»r- directly, to the satellite capitaleV Half .Milllun Damage pre.ssed into service to haul trains only vote against the bill on final Idtoni! Kun. Hnrliont** • **Tlie viet policy have had a profound fections. * • which Is DOW 60 feet. The tatter gear. draftees add volunteers, to take A mountain lion seldom has to Inform Red leaders that nothing agreed to put a copy of the stipula AUTO GLASS , McGinnis estimated the damage over an eight and a half mile | passage. Rue^rt** effe he is making it a practice fo drive The Senate also restored the potent attack. Its rebellion against For lumber, mason supplies and •ANA • iMTriEii . nSi^raf I to CHARTER OAK ST. > MANCHESTER gary fn a drive against those furious Industrial building pro Planning Nest Budget Pentagon request for eight years Hindi as a national language for paints shop at McKinney Lumber. up to the toll gatee, identify him Matyas Rakosi. the Red boss, con- gram. The aitustlon may represent Planning for' next year’s budget of active and reserve military lia India played on the sympathies of Open ell day Saturdays. j self as a legislator and refusing MAMKn . m m aiders unreliable. In Oechoslova^ a genuine need for relaxation of has been started by the Eioard of bility for. all draftees and volun wRBNTMtHIMU 1. so many minority groups jealous Finance. Budget request forms teers. The House had cut this to kia, a general tightening of dis Vent-Ion so Soviet internal prob to pay. , / • a w CAEIAT.-TM TE»Hr of their own tongues. Hindi was lem* can be attacked adequately. . have gone out to various officials Manciiestcr Evening Herald; EMERGENCY The Donaldson toll free rider six years. cipline is ordered along with a Bolton rorreepondent, .Mra. Joaepf) t>mt^ kr »Wlt CWIT pictured as a tool of oppression. ^ it world communism l(X)ks on with the aim of getting them back , OIL lURNER TodiQi^ Gaistaiis is 1}ie was Ued in with a bill authoriz Most of the Senate debate cen But’ the Soviet pre.ss recently ap crackdown on farmers to force D’ltolia telephone Mitchell 3-5545.1 I I G HIT them into collectives. Announce in confusion while their Ideological to the Board of Finance by Aug. 1. ing increase in parkway and bridge tered around segregation policies "Jalias Fassar" tkls wsrk aail at; proved .Hind) a.s a sign of India’s — ' • ■ • ■ — . I SERVICE week, r.tsalî; Msajtejr. Ihrswk S T A T E O SHOW! ments of "spy" arrfsta and trials base, Russia, continues to cut In past years, the public hearing C. J. MORRISON toils. and the subjectlng'df U.S. service- NOW Ratardar at independence from colonialism. ground from under them. The on the budget has been held In Under the terms of thi measure, are becoming comihon again in the The Communist parly, particularly chain that tiew the world conspir early September in time for final toll collectors are required to clear sateilites. remintscent of earlier CALL C»-«A«llSK IFLDMAM In a recent colonial country like acy to Moscow continues to weak approval by the Finance Board LElATBEÊMfiES4 PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY without charge legislators . whose uneasy days when Titoism was a India, cannot hope to remain a dy en. and far the Communists there and printing for presentation to At LOW PRICES ^ WILLIAMS cars liear new official legislAive MATIKRR DAILY E M .l Of. W N brand new sin. namic force by openly supporting is a bleak prospect of paralysis and the October annual town meeting. 385 CEN TER S T R E E T TELEPH O N E MI 9.9711 markers. — authorized under an- Dmirt Dally 1:M In East Germany, party bosses Feature those who a short tiiine ago were then stagnatioh, Tlierrin lie a point Chiirch Auction Date OIL SERVICE q ^ e r bill. Perf«rMA»c« IftE se'^Sn pictured as enomie.s of the people. boast they are protected by the Ârthur Drug Stores ^ llA n T ro R i) -Soviet-version o>f NATCk — the of- aUaek-tor--the-WeAt- at Geneva . M)(—and. Mca.. Albert, amith. of . . — WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS . s-WsscSS'iC-.. — - ■ - ■ v5,, “^■GdV. RliHcorfhad already sign^ Show at What the party mrght gain by in ccN.'wT/o^ro D R I V E - I N rSfrrrf Warsaw.Treaty. But they seem to and a hope of •'tetory in the war South Rd. have set Sept. 10 as the ^ HOURS 8 A.M. to l i PJU: ^ the special legislative marker plate j/âr itc h filtration t.iclica is lost by popu- MI-9^48 I milNPIKE* date of the auction which they will bill bôre the toll bill-reached his EASTWOOD lar *u';’;:o ;r 7 :d ‘pX ;« ? ;s .7 o r ^ ;c : ^êy may b* ..cn fice d on thej between riav.ry and freedom, desk. Raw! Real! Shockliig! tion. rommiini.nm m ust-have a The Governor said he wanted to Gl««« Yard 7l*lia Paya* M arilyn M o n r o e rallying point, and Rial normally veto the toll free peivilege phase Elc«B*r rarfcer Mary Mvrphy la a concerted attack on the pow Înterrupted of the bill but couldn't without *‘Heirs taUnd** "NAKED ers that be. I Mel<^'* T o m E w e l l \ AU over, men who know fine whiskey knocking out the needed author In Js.pan. the Communi.sts have ■ ization to hike Îls.' CinpmnSr«|>« L'Uta-VUlea aad AMAZON" Just been ordered to shift over to | are choosing Carstairs as the ontstand- ••d In color legality, to save the Soviet Union However, earlier this week he S:ia4:38-»:M 1:»-8:2S , ing value in the market. directed Motob Vehicles CoVnmls- from a black eye in that Impor- i ENJOY ARTHUI AAION, tant country. Above ground, the i Carstairs is made from premium- aioner John J, Tynan to hold up on. "ROADHOUSE rias IIUUST SAll of M IS [vm OhMSvto, SmwHot, SUN.: -F A R HORIZONS** advantage of oon.'«piracy is aur- | -Sfiecuit the manufacture »nd issuance of "BOWERY TO lAGDAD" prioed grains—by expensive m e^- *5 Csiswr a—d. GIRL" 1001 rendered. But alteady the Japanese the new legislative markers. The Laughs ods. Yes, everything about Carstairs Wm HwffMd, Cmn. Governor ordered the new plates SANDRA DOAXE with THE 80W ERY BOYS! Communists are losing heavily in “Secluded Summer Living” is costly except its cost to you! “In opinion, CanUin withheld pending a ruling by Atty. popular support, and the party it e ^ c - C O C K U Il, im. I^ ll «r i;i[l' [\ ll mm in Mm or Innliliiiiial self is torn between (he will for w by tar thq bw t whitkey General John J. Bracken as to EAST STARTS St'N'D.AV N o wonder it’s the top whiskey buy on tbe mnrkot. It's whether there was any legal way "interrupted Melodv” militant arti(m- and the need to buy — the whiskey you can full-flnvotcdyct so smooth to permanently block' their is "THE MARAUDERS" BEAUTIFUL ASHFORD LAKE stay with. Try it — today! tartina." suance. / "1 don't think the Governor baa any right to hold up the delivery CHILDREN FRtC of the plates because of a personal Skowinr 1 Nnw lnqlaniii tjiiint Hl.iyqriiur J A m . EXCITING VALUES IN KEITH'S JULY CLEARANCE TELEVISION SIR- \ ■ o ' opinion," Donaldson protested to J In C*ol«r— ('hnrl|«m Hetlnn day. r^ R HORIZONS" '-'In my opinion" he added, "the, |.7iark S irv rn , - M arika H,»«r CONDITIONERS Governor i-v exceeding his author-' 'Cry Vcngoonca" PROGRAMS Ity," Danaldson said' that on a trip MANC4IESTER 1955 % TON AlU W. INIAaAlM,fa^M«M^ to the State Capitol at Hartford ■Video Everyday— All RighU Reaen-ed—H. T. Dickinson R Co., Inc.i 2S fUaras Simi, yesterday he only paid the t.oll at Ssymawr, CamiKtICHt Diuve-9n')keDORA. Potterton’s y e t-” ^ rum SLsAVB .SUNDAV rkkaael «, JKmr Haru. Cm >. Chaaael Ik HeHlorU, C««b. - l : l » to l;M 'AH StaUear—^ PreeMeal - w o Center Street ■ f^T A lR S BROS. OlSTOUNfiTainiiLTIW YOI^^ li.T • BUNDED WHISKEY. 16 PROOf, 72%^RWii NaiTRAL SPIRITS "I think my opinion )s as good EMPJiCSH**' )VE ME OR LEAVE ME" Elteakewrr:s Sgeeck hYS 1 CABTCCNS CLUB (551 FA VO RITE STORY (111 WK8TLB.N ri.AYHOI SE (II) MATINKR THKATF.B (la eraxretti (M) BAB M WESTCB.N TITEA- P H A S M A C r REPi . TUB—"Triager Klagert" W.H.EN0UND (21) 1'xci.ii: ebV rvft fi.ra (;II (Ui .WHAT'S VOITK TROUBLE T . LUMBER GO. 4.59 Hartford Kd„ Cor. McKee , HI 9-4S7 \ 6:la ( a 22) HOH DY nOODY T E L .Ml 9-9946 . (u> latf; x a t in e r AcroM from Oreea School /I ony radio strvicod THEATRE l:U (U) I.tTTLK RASCALS . f 1087 Main SL, Hartford «:M ( I) STAOR I Opon AR Day Saturday —vTke Cere" loiA Y FREE 'Elret There was . . . (tX> NEWS A WEATHER ' “ Renevieve" (111 CROSSROAUS »:H ( l-ni b e st in m y st e r y TRIAL*! Thrill To The Cooling Breezes and Enjoy Wonderful Potterton's (VI) NEWS AT SIX —"Gralleiara't Aflhlr" Then There wan . . . 1721 HOPALONO CAHSIIli (III SPORTS THRILLS Mombar ToIbo ^Doctor ItT^he jlouse" 4:15 (lll'RIC SHOW (It) VARIETY ^FUITER Swimming, Boating and Fishing W e have 28 Used Cars that havtf *—"Melode 51a,(,r" *•4" aaA "D «i . ** »•' A.. (M) THE EARLY SHOW lUrarAe R rtm t" -t-" SPOBTSCOPE ----- 5 * L r RoI’R FILM ■ N ew (1») HEWS AXn WEATHER (55) PLAVHOI’SE o r STARS been with us over 30 duysl All Doris Day James Cag^fy (AS, PACTS EORI1.M -'G- Jatlice " Joe K (22) THIS EVENING 9 V- Braua Choice Buiidiiig Sites For Sale (. 1-22) DEAR PBOKRE BICYCLES 1 I.iv( '-1. I -. I ,r ., \|i • :M ( g) WEATMER FORECAST —Pelee LawferA ______■’-JQMt-CQilMa liU ( II THE MEWS TOIIAY (II) THE VISE (II) WORLD BE LIVE IN. 1. —"'Tile Corpar in Rn«m 11" makes, all models. Conie in and see (.7«) RAY iUILLAN'It Show NEW and USEU ' ^ o w n at 3:20. 6:00, 6:35 (S3) HALF HOI'B dram a BOUGHT and SOLO (U) I LED THREE UVgS , Reasonable Prices' PARTS — .SERVICE FI.US Plus: "luB! II ;i I I-27) SPORTS BEEI. ■ --....SrEclALmNO IN "DECISIO.N B E ^R E DAWN’*, Nichols (Ik) SECRET FILE U.S.A. Sun.: '^‘N’aked Amasoa" (M45> CNDEBCCRRENT TERMS $10.00 A MONTH and Uf them. Tlên M A K E AN O FFER ! Our . CNGUSH MAKE Gary Merrlll-llildegarde NeB > —"Sack /a A Nice....-B LiUlea.m,e GItP* ' • Shown at 13:15. 3:50, 7:35 . “ (DeB *455” , .. .. J ! “ riraer«e Cthapnaaipnaa TUBELESS TIRE (55) EARLY LATE SROWlio w MANCHESTER THIS IS HOLLVWIMm NEW COHAGES FOR.SALE ■ t. (Ik) BIG PICTITRE ■ ■ . J1 • HEADQUARTERS (H-U) WINDOWS bank can and will finance to your C Y C L E SHOP PLANT— 365 BROAD ST. , . „ —"Sab-Lei" 166 H o t Mhtdle Tampika 1I;M (laU-M) NEWS TEU MI-6'4234 ( k) I LEU THREE UVPA M l 9-309S RetaU Store—1066 Main StI (15) NMSRTCAP EDITION r s T T ^ n s a h ey kid d ies edition . .lE L . Ba-,6-4047 11 :M (M) TRE LATE SROW L ^ ort woodod ond demands. It will cost you nothing to • Choice of 4 point '. 'j ' ■ ' . W ^ U J L E 3 9 0 • TOMORROW 7:M ( 8 ) PEOFLE’S IDBBY (...T-i'^tv?sV o;j*- sizes!. slop t fo Hia laha on (III CLl'RHOL'SE $1.00 DOWN P R ^ !i? s r - •' • Writes 393,000 S Ct J ! (U> FILM SHORTS avory sida. J $ 1 .0 0 .MONTHLY T:M (1$) SPORTS BOIXCTIN BOARD n :l . [Pk! words oh a single talk to US. SATURDAY KIDDIE SHOW 7:U ( I) SPORT SPOTaORT , cartridge! 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UntU 5:30 PJU.. .Opca Bvnry T I m M V S T A R k lN G (W) .THIS IS THE U R are' not then com Sundoy, rain or skina. Seiitk O f Kelth'e.. Eveadng UnUl 6. — (Ml rOIXOW THAT HAN pletely satfsfied, ASHFORD, COHN. ■"im ply, return- it to GEO. MONTGOMERY Û> RALr%CR R tii 61 MMsen St. — ! RANGE & FUEL OIL (Hi GENE ACTRT SflOW >us for credit or re ^ 24 MHof East of Monchastar fund. _ . P L U S Take Roiito 44 pswl Warrasville, took for M r signs. 358 CAST CENTEIl ST. CARTOONS! Comfortably Alr-Caafilttoped OF MANCHESTJ^n The BOLAND OIL CO. JOHN B. BURKE MANCHESTilt. CONN. LA U G H S! \ 'AND- ' X-' "'' 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE W R 8TO W N ASHFORD LAKE Inc. Kei til's YWL M H M 3i4320 ARTHUR A. KKOFLA, Sdlos A«ont ■ PHASMACY I , • , IllsIM C MMNMR'M C*TSI OPt'i'.'nn i ,,: ,M H CARTOONS! ! I I N : K l< 1 : r, V : 656 Hartford M ,. Cor. McKee MANCHESTER, CONN. T|L Ml 3-S44b or Ml 9-893S T K u MM / 'i - .I)' - • r“*t' ■ V ■ ’ » *• ' ' f '

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7 : the baais o t Its prokimlty go. ths taach poo|rfs tlM giff«nne» Im- >UR Rockville town dump. . .; All-Time Greats twean raat Jazz znd Its misoonoog- AlthoUidi it J im basn 'atatad tliat tion and M auilcJ Alaxandpr; Sk7** Bomb Kills Six, Sparks 'y Uons,” i^d/Wain. ' ’ 8 W W W p Ifw U ,.. houeaa in th« Nathan Hple HeighU | If tha aclchobl Wat's b> ba locatad certs. Afternoon forums 01) the' ty and convsdtion. tlhare, the du ni^ Would be nioved. Newportars by now' khow that f w a OAMRT ACC devaloprtSent; WUIard E.^nd Joyce' ToCooM0,0d0 development ahd significance of "C>o Man, Go!’’ Is hot a traffic di Watngr, addition to houaeVj^nou»e»'pn Oakoak | , The Uodir'ciub meeU W-mohlh- Krauaa aald, "Tha way to oolva a jazz will be held Saturday, and Coventry. July 15 . (Special' ly Mopday evenlngs.^-hvery aeeond ‘ Siinj^tns Lot rection but a tribal exhortation in Grove; Erneat J. and Matilda W, Casablanca Mob Riots, problem isn’t by ramdng,aaveral Sunday at "Belcourt," the former t “ SUrkel, houae and garageraje, Natimn The 7-W’eek-oid daughter of and fourth Monday, at the Cht others/-’-"He posed the qiiuUon At /Jazz - Shell Belmont mansion oh Bellevue Jazz ’Clrcloia. H 1U1 316-yaar-oM Arthur I r i f Stum Hale Heights; John F.!•. Chappelte, Mr. and Mrs. Camlllo Butcag- Yoke on Hebron Rd. to where els# In toWn Uib dump seaport 1» learning aaw tricks. iffjfcly and' laoa Wsirklng ilitia .foV am- Ave. Story Hour Popular shed, Waterfront Park;-George A lia, of Silvet;,. .St..' Suaan. has; Seynu>iir-I,ohr (OoirtlnMd train ‘Faga Om) Supported by could bt located. A unique music shell, designed Lorillard and his - pretty wife Payfie frame dwelling. Silver St.; lust cut her first tooth. It pioyea. ^ ' To'the auggestion that the town lewport, R. L„ July 15 bD—A Elaine, who have an oitats on I Mr. and Mra, Joseph F. Seymour wheeled to a nearby Intersection to keep all the soimd. inslde rather Frank and Angelina Gagllardl, ' (11 he recalled that her sis- Columbia. July/ 15 (Special) 9f Hempatead," L. !., have an- He said, these “pattern plus'‘ add a building on School St. and It time for lovers of cool jazz is than projecUhg it outward, will be Bellevue Ave., are among the aum- Jit Second District Library terXUiane. and her brother, by two Moroccans Who fl^ . settl^ e n ts have put Am'erican at ranch house. Lakeview Ter. An- I Miss Doris Rocheleau of WHllman- hoiinfed the engagement of their SBC9 Tax Unit contlmit to use the present on tap this weekend at New used for the concerts. A system of roer colony’s leadm . Although drew J. SInIcfope, cottage Irei Davili. were both bom with daughter, Sandra, to .Wallace I. , Two • young Europeans peered a competitive disadvantage In Jhe school, Allen L. Dresser, prTp port's second annual jazz festival. 80 high-fidelity speakers will then; some of their friends haven’t yet two teMh ‘ . * ' I tlc has been engaged by the local in d ^ ry . CJoventry July 16 ( S p e i ^ ) ’n»ei»ter, homemade apple pie, milk. .waterfront Manor development; l»hr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving /finder the canvas and the ,bomb Rockville, July 15 (Special)-^ replied he had proposed Crowds up to 10.000 are expect distribute the sound around the lowered their eyebrows since last Andrew J. Slnlcrope, cottage on | Her nibi^her also had two Board of Education to teach one I>)hr of Jonathan Trumbull High ^ "what We want to do is fo elim eral years ago but o f fic ia l' had ed tonight, Saturday and Sunday year’s festival, most agree . the \ m o ty Hour tJw P o rt« Ubi»ry coffee, tea. went off, killing-them and a near At a meeting last night which amphitheater, according to its de t&« SecondDtstHct sUrtcd iU Oardea iBspccUoa River Road. teeth whenxahe was born. of the third grades at the Horace way. inate tha ‘plus',’' Cushman said.. considered i,t unwise to spbnd npw to hear an all-alar lineup perform- signers. They say this will give tîe jazz excitement is "good fun.’’ by policeman.' Bomb frSgmenta , ' If this Were done, he said, It both parties called "very sue- Inoney on old- property, Ing in an outdoor arena. Such jazz th M coneecutlve year tide week. The annual 4-H jardene will be W. Porter School starting in Sep Miss Seymour is a June gradu twept the two cafe terraces on op-^ effect of listening to a jazz band inapected Monday and Tueeday by Advertisement ate of the University of Connecti would mean simply that workers ccssful," members of the High Representing the Bpfidlng Com greats as Louis Armstrong, Dave **nie Story c t Davy Crockett le tember. posite aides of the intersection, pil in the intimate surroundings of a belns read by^ Mn. Walter 8. Albert B. Gray, Tolland County For’ lumber, mason supplies and cut School of Economics. receiving the "prevailing'’ Indns- School Building Committee and mittee at the meeUiig were Tal- Brubeck, Count Basie. Duke El small room. paints shop al'McKinney Lumber. Miss Rocheleau is a graduate of ing dead and injured among the try rate would get a smaller wage cott. Dresser and/ÂIten Shaefer. lington and Woody Herm an'are ; Raven, librarian, from 1:30 to 2:30 4-H Club a*ent,. lor eradlnj. Any Flood (jirh\|s8iie Lohr is a graduate of Windham broken tables and smashed dighes. Oie Rdckville-Vernon Taxpayers George Wein,-proprietor of the FOR RENT p.ntv each Wedneaday. About two club'member hot planning to be Open all dsy Saturdays. X Willlmantlc State Teachers Col- High School, Dean Junior College increase under the new contract Fred Ertel, president; W. Joeeph dcheduleti to appear. A total of-102 StoryVille Jazz Center in Boston, BANTLY O il . Seven hundred miles east ; and thus level off AMC's costs. Assn, agreed that the Simpkins Webster and JCrauss represented mualclana will take part. S and 18 Bom. Movie grojeetora- dmilera wUt be covered each home thoee- d a y 1* a*ked to con and he also attended the Univer . 15 Arabs Is again producing the festival. tact Mra: Winthrop Mer,rlam Sr. Manchester ‘Evening H erald ‘ “** * *• ■**-*” W '-'* ’ i at the Buchanan School Ih Mans-i Casablanca, in Algiers, Woodcock took issue with ^ « h - property imrler consideration for the TaxpayM ’ Assn. Last year’s Initial festival atr sdund or sUent, also 35 mm. week.. Some 3 l . ofaildren reported sity of Connecticut before enter were Killed and three 1injured in tile proposed n^w high achool When asked recently by a New tUa week for the S n t aeaeton. Any 4-H’er carrying a garden pro f'oveotr.v I'orrespondent, .Mrs, field.' I ing the Armed Forces. He is serv- man's statement on wage rates. traded world-wide interest. The tilde projoctore. I . IJItle telephone Pilgrim 2-82SI. To Close Charter List the collapse of two balconies of an The uiUon oftlclal said wage rates would bring much support from Voice Of America will record the port councilman if "rock and roll’’ A aeeond portion of the Wedne*- ject and not enrolled with a club. Hartford. July 15 — GoV. ing with the Stllh Airborne Dlv., apartment house. ' taxpayers. music, would be a feature. Wein ^ WELDON DRUG CO. TFL Mil. I,, 'I 9 -i . day procram include a drama I is. also asked to notify Mrs. Mer- Abraham. A. Ribicoflf says four'l-. At Its Monday night meeting. | Fort Campbell. Ky. He is at averaged out among the five AMC 1955 doings for later broadcast to COMPARE AND SAVE Tenants of the flft'n and sixth plants. The newest site, located on M ht6r A ccidents overseas points. More than 200 re winced; ^ | 901 Mala St,—TeL 60-8-^31 TEL ROCKVIl If ,-l 7; naup of rtilldren in , rlam Ih order that Gray be eched- New England states should do Ihe newly-formed Leons Club de- i pre.sent home on furlough and Mias floors of the buildlnX had jammed Loveland'Hill, was first announced ■The festival is designed to j radM 7 and 8. Tliese boys and tiled to Inspectipe that garden. F a m e d I I l k S p o t . s something about flood . control In cidad to close its charter list July | Seymour is also a guest at his Cushman said rejection of the porters, critics and radiomen are the balconies to Watch a street UAW deqianda included the as a iKisaibillty by the Committee [iivestigated H ere coming here.'- according to festival will aelact A otory one week Grange Plivilr the Connecticut River Valley,' 2.*V aluj has stated that anyone de- j p^cCnt's homo. shooting which w.ounded a 46-year- Wednesday night. 'The 28-kcre it for dramatisliiig the The Pioneer. Pssl M asters slrou.>i hf becoming a charter mem- ; ______union's pro'p,osed layoff pay plan President Louis L. Lorillard, T o p S t a g e S h o w The valley runs through New old Moslem. Their weight tore the tract la owned by Mrs. Lina Sinipel woak lor the younger Grange Assn, will have iu picnic Hampshire. Vermont, Maaeacihu-. ber muslxsttend' that meeting. , Advertisement SAPORITI MEMORIAL COk negotiated recently with Ford and kins. • This resort town and navel base Sunday at the hOme of Albert balconies loose and they- plum GM. He declined to say, hdwever, -Police Investigated two minor has never quite fully recovered setts and .Connecticut. Joseph Lhslt-V " s s namef chair- ; 8'or lumber, mason supplies and 470 CENTER STREET TEL. jil.3-778* meted more than 50 feet to the, "nie Building Committee r^ re - Accidents yesterday, one at • the Hia will cohtihiie into Wilder. The program will .begin st , , „ . , . Ribiroff .suggested at a meet man of the„l;jmstlilJtjon and by-i paints shop at McKinney Lumber, it the company would fight the from the impact of 19.54's fe.slivaj, 3 p.m. The picnic lunch will be 1 TTie fabulous Ink Spots, featur-, street bel^'. plan if the Union agreed to'blimin- sentativ'es, however, reiterated Center and the other on E. Center which saw hordes of teenagers, peat Bunth. ing of the .ônneclicut River laws: RussellÎSpearmlu)^ finance: Open all day Saturdays. that the Olk-Aberle propMty re- tching> well- aerved at 5 p.m. Coffee will'be Mng originator Deek Walson. will Ate what Cushman said are con St., near Summit. bebop "characters" and other Mrs. Buatada Valley Flood (?bntiol Commiaaion Myron Berkow-l'tz. m ^bershlp r.iained their first choii Patrolman Emanuel Motolk re Idwem_ local artiat. laa palhM a furniahed by the asaoclatioh. An play a .g-day engagement Friday yesterday that the governors of Manchester Evening Herald Co- tract Inequities. ’frantic’ devotees descending on MlD-YEAlt/^ and attendance; Ronald Lâmie. ' / - •------^ When asked about/ivater and ported a car driven by Julie E. Newport. Iâst year’s jamboree Mocir trea for uat. by th i library, evening aocial will follow. and Saturday. July 22-2.1. at Hart the four stsles get iisjelher to de ptogram: Harrison Cornish, 'civic tiimhla correapondent, Mrs. Frank AMC. makers of Nash and Hud p i t Setback Resiilta sewer service to Loveland Sutherland, 23. Hartford, hit the was held on the grounds of the Tim traa la .without laaya. imd cide on a plan to "seHy the idea Improvement snd commimily b8t; .Mnrchlsa, telephone ACademy UAW Readies son cars and Kelvinator home ap Hill land, the C o i^ ltte e said the There were U and one-half ford's air-conditioned State Thea pliances, Is the first of the smaller rear of an auto driven by Robeft Newport Casino, where a famous •aeli child takmg part In the 1 of what he failed the muHl®' bene lermenl; William ForbeV, educa- xg-poeo. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays cost would be about the same as J : Ardlni, 42. of 82 Barry Rd.. at Ins program will be given • l*a7 .tables of aetback In play Weilnet- ter. . fits of flood control. auto firm,, to Open new contract invitation lawn tennis tournament 'Say night at the Nathan Hale Com Producer of the show, which | estimated tor the Olk-Âberle land. about 8 if.m ., just west of Summit takes place every summer. for aach threa booka raad. There "We are faced with a silua Strike Ballot talks with thi* UAW since Ford A figure of 330,000 has been pre munity Center. Prises went to the features s supporting fast of topi and GW settlements. on E, Center St., 'Motola estimated But the'Casino's wish to keep ita U a aalaeted reading Hat and each Ribicoff said, "where we must dicted. ,/■ damage at 375-to the Sutherland child reading a book from this Hat foll^'ing.;. variety acts, is Sid Howard, per Vermont and New Hampshire t The Other smaller firms, not yet grass courts in shape and a gen Women'a' flrat, Mra. Herman F. sonable young New Yorker cur At American Menib^ri of tjie .Taxpayers car and 31!^ to Ardiiii’t. eral feeling that lots mors room will be given a epecial credit of undertake flood control projeeta in negotiations, are Kaiser Motors, A.s.Frazer and Willys Overland, and .M n. Haven eald today that the of Stafford. \ ' lowing European appearances. hed/been under Conaidere.Uon for a collision at the Center. He said the Stuciebaker- 'Packard ,Corp.. some time, previously; was now the drivers were Gerald Blason- Ulwary ..me.ieje ~are*.. making a Men's first, Arthur Fontaine; The group, making their first OI'HTER HEARING DEI.AYED give. 24 hours notice it wss break formed In the union of tha two old chongos C and D cups into youtlifid Hnot Hartford appeaifanre In several out of the question, since hospital nette, 42, East Hartford, and John ■Ofeiei effort to build the children's second. Howard A. Rlchirdion; ing the mutually ■ agreed news line independent companies. eaotlnh of the library in view o f third, Harry Naveii, of Stafford. years, hit the national show'busl- officials have Indicated they do Roslmos Jr., 66 Broad St The Private Service Hartford. July 15 oFi A de blackdiit 'Clamped on negotiations Studebake;--Packard currently is not wish to sell the land. cars became entangled at the rot tho fact th at’the new achool will Specials. Charles O.enier of nese headlines In the late 1930a. portation Hearing In the case of Apartments ahd since have' been' the rage on \ when they Opened April 13. plagued with labor trouble. Some Back Town Lot ary. Taggart reported damage was be In uae in the fall. Willlmantlc, MHi'."Anne'Tremk . of Mrs. Maria Byrd. 28, of Water- 6.000 employes of the Studebsker Separata entrances, air Haying thla building aha believes Wllllmantir. > stage,- screen, radio and records \ Cu.shman contended that pattern Earle Krause of the Taxpayers negligible. for their stylized singing. bury. has been postponed because plant at South.Bend. Ind.. are idled Assn, said he felt the sentiment None were injured or arrested oa conditioned through L wiU eUmulate a greato. InWresi There will be a aimilar party of hef Illness. Mrs. Byrd, who settlements In the, auto industry In and production has been halted in out. B r a s In the llteary citculatliw, thwgh here Wednifsday at 8 p.m. . Among the tongs made famous the past actually amounted to a of the tsxpayers was either for the result of either accident. by the Ink Spot.s, many of which came to the United States from a seniority dispute. A strike vote this hospital lot or the town^ a kMUilng to U»a achool o(^the in- Building Pennita her native Mexico In 1951 and has "pattern plu.s " settlement at AMC has been authorized by the Stude- eUtutlon’a book*. ^ • 'x Bi'ilWlng permits recently issued are. still being pitted by top disc ouTied lot near the Town Farm. PAINFUL INVENTION WILLIAM P. since married an American citizen. In that Ihe company equaled and baker local of the UAW. He asked members-of the Coiii- Albuquerque (Ah—S. p . Vidal, Con SnppeFPlaiined b y > Ja^ s W. G jen agent for the jockeys, are ‘'We Three." "Java sometimes bettered Ford. General planninând Zoning Ocmmisaioii. Jive," "Green G rass." ‘‘I'd Climb Is charged with overalaying a iiiittee what their objections were internal Revenue Service district Tlie 4-H Towp.' Committee has temporary visitor's permit. o u r fu n Molor.s and Chryslep benefits In toward the town lot. director, got his18 handnana pjbehedp^cneu Inui FUNERAL planned to have Its hnnusl public follow: \ The Highest Mjtunlaln" and the wage rates, plantwide seniority YOUR CHANCE TO Gilbert W. and Elsa B. Wittman. unforgettable "Maybe." H e c l l i i m l O p e n s . In reply to this, John G. TKicott a mop wringer not long-ago. Now com supper Auif.*13 from 6;30 to >r a ^yer '\ of a 7 p.m. In the Church Oommunlty i-anch house on Rt. 44n.: North At the State Theater, Connectl- - lir Jr., chairman of the Building Com- he's looking for HOME House. This is onoof a few meUv- Covantcy Volutêer Fire Xiepart* cul'a mecca for giant stage shows .•''*H«J?...U»ted..,the..inaJor.-.criUcismx squeezable spongenge mop for Which SAVE MONEY ON NEW Sports O eiiler LS/TaCeht 2;649,- 33& Main 8L Phone Ml-S-684^ eds the Town Committee has to ment, firehouse on Rt. 31; Albert snd glsnt stage personalities', the L ^ U S PILL YOUR Repeating Our Popular Offer his comtnitteie had with the site. he’s received IJ.S/' AMBDi»|iExraim m m iK 8 First, he said, the land is in 088. raise money for the’ 4-H Town Hi Bray, addition -to house on Tal- Ink Spots will thrill their ôld fans ./ cotl Hill Rd.; Donald E. Gowdy and captivate new ones In an 8 JU LY ONLY! pretty-mMch"'of an extreme corner HICH FASHION BRAS Fair inhibit. show schedule, three shows and a ■John E. Hedlimd. former recrea John N. Fardal. general chair ranch houae on Kwtnm Road. tion director of Mqnchesler, has of town on the Tolland line, away /” man, will be aaalsted by members Also. Joseph F. Bmicher, addi late, late on Friday and four on We'll Paint the High from the center of population and to wear now or stock up for Fall Saturday. opened a new sporting jfoods store the geographic center of Vernon. of the Commlttse. Tickets, to be tion ' to house oh Mohawk Trail, and . . . with a sof« deposit box ot K nt Notional givo yd&r vatu- Places— iu the Andrews Building on E. / sold In advance, can be obtained Waterfront Manor; Frederick C. Following the Connecticut ap In general, therefore, no pupils pearance, their final show in the You Paint the Ia)w Center ,St. would be able to come from three FLETCHER SUSS GO. OF HANCHESTEH' from Fardel, Mrs. Winthrop Mer- Rose, ranch houae oh Cooper Lane; CALLED FOR AND The mo tjenter. had Its grand opening yes 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE D. McKinney, Colonial ranch house, ollywobd where they will make AT NO EXTRA CHARGE being closer to the site at any time Kortilen the Rev. Truman O. Ire the atory of Ui^lr incredible musl- E. Davi.s .1, Kerin terday. Tnc outlet fealure.s all land, ,tha Rav. John C. Curtin, Mrt. Rt. 31; Anthony and Mary Clem, par day. in the future. Tlius, he said, neaiy . CORNER DURANT ST. These very same bra.s will back' ca. livsa in a $3 million vista-vlsion TR 5-M66 MI 9-180.» kind.i of .sporting equipment and ly all the pupils would need trans EUaa F . Clay, Leoci LeBria, Mrs. entine, summer cottage, ' Water-'’ spoitswear. at regular price.s as soon as our Allot front Manor; Sylvester J. and June movie. PINE PHARMACY portation to school.'------V, ' NEM' LARGER QUARTERS Jj^ fT S a c m C. LaU'nisr, Mrs. LouU In the faU. they will sU rt re Hedlund wa.s a 3-sport star in ^ h o U k y . Mrs. Frsd Ebsrls. and O. Ploufe, Cape ' Cod house and KEYSTONE 1 ..T" regard to the transportation PLENTi’ OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING ment of sale stock is sold. . \ ranch house,- Twin Hills develop coding saasloni under a newly CALL MI-9-9814 high, school, and continued his ac Issue, Krause a.sked what the Mra. Fred Miller.. sign'd contract with RCA Victor. . X . DECORATORS tive playing for a number of years Members e<-4-H clubs will ae- ment; Lioura and William Mar Board of Education's policy wras AUTO GLASS INSTALLED after. He al.so coached several concerning the distance pupils eUt with eervihg tha' aupper. Tha tens. ranch house on South St. - \ manu will include baked ham, Also Marie and Meredith Mur teama. Including the British were transported to school? Com dock, ranch house on. South St.; American baseball team that" went mittee members sajd they thought GLASS FURNITURE TOPS . corn frittara with maple syrup, on to Wichita. Kans , to compete corn on tho cob, aalad, rolls, but- Nathan Rale Inc., eight ranch type cjloeed it was two miles/6r over. Krause in the American Baseball (Con then estimated lliat the center of MIRRORS (Firapidca and Door) FIRST NATIONAL BANK A gress Tournament. For the' past population csjrie within this two That* am Svrprit* ■ra'a woiMlnrful nkistic walM duck tMOg two year.s he has assisted in mile limit, tblis, he said, there was PICTURE FRAMING (all typgs)^ coarhing the Junior American Le no problerp.'"' that minimizn th* m M rHF-tiv* thei tww I•lla-d•r8• look.* gion baseball team. Sewage Problem WINDOW and PLATE GLASS MitciiMl evpt rotmd and lift tha boiom whh pnrfnit OF MAt^CHESTER LIFE The .Committee's other major % B.XDGER G.Y.MRT objection to the site is the sewage JA 1XJU8IES: Inataliation Is 4)ulcit, Eas.v and Economical. aoparotian.. . ood thay'ra tfw otost caiaFortabla ColdWaler. Mich.iJ*) -Lumpy fur problem. They would either have CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK K bras yew'va avgr waml In FInaft WHITI COTTON. Summer Hoursi ‘.‘A GREATER BANK a#* rows on the runways were caus to/provide septic tanks or a sys- Monday thru Friday 3tember Federal - ing furrows on the brow of Branch >*m to pump the sewage out, and MEDICINE CA8INETS and SHOWER DOORS 9-3‘ FOR GREATER MANCHESTER” County Airport Manager Dale' both arrangements have many Open Saturdays—Open Thursday Bvenlnge W lenttfc «33*-A A C wpa MOOLAI 8M Depoalt Insurance Mollenkopf. So he went to work Serious drawbacks, the Committee ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Thursday Evenings S-8 said. AIR-CONDITIONED f'/orporatinn E/lRLESM m M EKr I with a power digger, blocke^’otf MOaUUI 4JM Ooaed Saturdays N i a ridge and came up with tw;0 live 'The taxpayers’ group expressed 3 A » 8 .7 8 WMumMmomtemiyt I furry badgers. They were given concern over the Committee's u r n m i t J d t s to the Detroit Zoo. ., choice of the Olk-Aberle site on LeotNna «6t6> B. 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JULY 15. 1965; ■ —::— „------' *■» ^ ^ ;------■ — r — ------i)rug Firm Plans Woman Corpse Motorist Blamed menl of legal lotUrlaa .Would allow Gu«»t PiTRcher M •M QÛd with kpprokch to or escape from the th r^ t of war .if a new'sgaper to accept advertieing New Warehouse Found in Thames SI^VHitch Schedut6 In Death of Four r a t e r ^ txlt from Ui* dty, dtspirAtely it wicceeds injatfbliahlng all these DroocUcs Ribicoff Signs for auch * merchaiidlilng acheme. special dlljwices, all dwigned for outside of Connecticut,-where it ia ovotcrowdod. 8o tht •lohjentol ■ ' ' SaMi4ay.,My ilk the successful waging of war. In. By R ^ C R FRICB not illegal. 'Robert O. Saildaia of the North Groton, July 15 (P) — Police New Haven, 15 (8*)—A ^ttenfttg ir r # solution would Indeed seemi to be Bill to Permit Preaumably the bill also would AUCTION Ihtd Fharmacy' and a member of fouAtf the body of Mn. Kathryn Mldnlght-2 Am...... William Stevenson. truok crash In Branford June build two roods where' there favop iJf'the United NaUons as I permit the advertlslag of lotteries SATURDAY. JULY 23, 10:30 A.M. the Board of Dliectora. of the 2 AD1.-4 Aqt ...... Vetantsefs Meeied. "" that brought death to four teen-, S? 8!!»»a o;rt ail incliikive alliance against i and other games of chance con- F.'Steeves, tt, of Noyes Trailer 4 Am.-I Am...... Vohiateers^NMled. agers wraa' entirely due to the con- am«t Is one, thus splitting the CENTER METHODIST NEW CHURCH LOT Druaco Realty Inc. of Hartford, !?iConn._„ war itself. Ads on Lottery ; ducted by civic, fraternal.- re- reported yesterday that land Park fJhHwwn In the Thames 6 Am.-S a.m...... VoRmteers Needed. Aluct and lack of Judgment of Rie hesyjK^fflc comfortably In ^9 ' ! liglous and eharltable org&nlsa- 110 EUinqteii Rood, Eost Hartford^ owned by the realty company in River thle morning, three hours 8 a.m.-lO Am...... Vohmteers Needed. car's driver. Coroner James J. Cor W h a t^ oiie seems to refuse, Hertford, July 1.1 (/P)-A, bill I1 tlona, which were mede legal in an- Wethersfield will be uaed by Drug 10 Am.-Noon ...... Marilyn Hubbard, Raymond Leger.' rigan haa ruled. A few satiquea, bric-a-brac, chins, glassware, furniture, "Jjj Md after her car was abandoned on Noon-2 p.m...... Paul Goulet. m t However, V th a t this kind of solu permitting Connecticut newapa- . other hill passed by the Legisla- . Ruppllen I'nc. to erect a 10,000- the 178-foot-high 6oId Star Me John P. Flanagsdi Jg., 19, son of tion Is exactly like putting two Delivers Address ' lure, although it haa not yet been new Items. Also autographed articles from well kntmn offlrlws Aaquare-foot warehouse and office 2.p.m.-4 p.m."...,...... Richard Bohadik, Roderick Wright. a Bridg^Mit probate Judge, was per.i to advertise legal lotteries ' signed by the Governor. Including the Preeldent of the United States ^ d Governor of building, "! morial Bridge. 4 p.m.-6 p.m...... Clayton Adaroec. 'n the driver of the car. He wds “« u ? r a R funnels instead^'^ pni at the work has been signed by Gov. Ribicoff. Moat auCh lotteries and games (tonnectirut. Imncheon served.—Also a food State Police list the death iia a 6 p.m.-8 p.m...... Edward Goulet. among those killed. The others who ««r. ConnM M It become# law Oct. 1. 'liie 175,000 building would be lUtMr. . j___j' of- filling a fiv? *îon tan. The At l^nlei* Idiureh •of chance, which will be conducted MICHAEL WENICK. AUCTIONEER- located north of the Carling Co. possible suicide but an Investiga 8 p.m.-lO p.m...... Jean Hayes, Arthur Bouffard, died In the ssrly morning accident can iUelf, which Is the interior of Passage of the bill by the 1955 10 p.m.-Mldnlght t.'...... VohuiteeTe Needed. lU tlS I under tight restrictions if the bill on the Sllaa Deane Highway near tion la continuing. wefe Marcia C. Bolster, 19, of New York City, remains of a con- Legislature resulted from a cam ! ia signed Into law, are expected to Hill 8t. Conatnictlon' is expected to Toll takers on the bridge span Skywat,ch Post located on top of Manchester Police . Station. Wellesley, Mam.; Nancy Kneed, IS, « ? K 6 S WÂdraiic* — The Rev. Bradley F. Skinner, paign started by the New Britain Volunteers may rsglster at Ci-vll Defense Headqusrtere, Municipal ■ Ymr ...... *...... ••S'S sUnt/fSpacIty. The faster you minister of the Pilgrini Congfega- be amsll. local operations not like begin in August. ° ning the Thames River between of Hamden, and Walter H. Armor, , ...... I'jn Herald to determine whether a ly to be widely' advertised.' Drug Suppliers, Inc. la oWned by thle towm end New London spotted Building, Manchester, on Monday, Wedneiday, Friday, from 1-5 p.m. 19, of Baltimore, Md. rM -tloatta ...... f S poui^ into it-.-'and you x-an pour llonal Church -in Worceafer, Masa.. newspaper legally' could advertise the car about halfway on the Armor and Flenegan were fresh a merchandising scheme whereby more than 60 drligg^ta In the taster through two funnels than j ^.)j| ^ guest preacher at the Hartford County Area, and la cur bridge and reported it to State with a family party. Four genera men at Ydle. cu.stoiiieis of a store are eligible Police, at 3 a.m. The couj^lee were returning through one—the faster it over-1 Center Congregayonal Church dtla for prizes, fb a ruling sought' by rently situated at 551 Windsor GUead tions were present including her flows, the more . congested it he-1 g„njjgy 9.15 , •*; •No 2 .illke HEARING AID St., Hartford. A handbag containing thq own grast-grandmother Mra. Clsrcpce from.a beach picnic In a converti the Hcrali}ând'other Connecticut ble or/ned by Flanagan's father. Thia Dr-oodle is really a Group newspapers joining wiUi it. the ? Sandals, who haa been at- the Rev. Jeme* V. Oeypodl er’s name war, on tha front.seat of J. Foglt of Glleeid and her giaat cornea, the more frantic the in-j A graduate of Amherst College picture of the entire 2 Family lotttriM * Cerdt Norpi End Pharmacy for eight the vehicle. When police checked Picnic Scheduled The car creshed Into a tractor and the Hartford Theological Sem Puprenie Com t said such a scheme grandfather Albert Dorarr ot Wal «^*ad to UM UM oi terior rush. I taken at their reunion la.st week. A ecBSSoriM years, ia a member of both the at the woman'a home, her hus lingford. Her grandparents Hr. and trailer during a drlsMe. inary Foundation, he' served is a lotte.y since making, a pur- The Rev. James V. Claypool, band, Arthur F. Sleeves Jr., Corrigan said yesterday: - In WU pap^r - Basically, then, the increa.se in I Kverybody shoved up epeerpt the of winning a prize. Hence, the •Druaco Realty Co. and the Drug D.D., S.T.O.. secretary of the Set for Tues^y Mrs. Floyd Fogll were also present pu^ltehed herj. the number of exits and entrances churches in New Britain. Union I black slicop Uncle who has been FOR ALL MAKER / Control for Suppliers, Inc. thought she wss still in the trsll- " I find that the al vacation. _ At Second Church I on his head and then he claims he's The order by Judge Howard W American Bible Society operations all intereeted are urged to attend. BONUS PBOOESSINa SET OnL S Wedaaaday>-1 F- self-defeating remedy for the Large Box J2.75 Bag $149 in Chlimgo. Personal MenRoa or Tbursdajr—1 p. SL, a 6 EN’eryipne agrees that he's an Alcorn is in accoidance with a Hartford, July 16 (IP) — Korean or rrtd«-J P. m- Thm^y- problem of Hartford. A cross Supreme Grand Master David Vermont custody order. ' He ia a member of the New Eng The ReVv Dr„ George Roberts of MrA Norman Aah of Gilead St. Interior and Odd Niim'je'i;. fumhn Bag $ 9.91 land Southern Conference • of the War veterans' bonus sppliesUons town highway, and five new Dawson of the grand Orange ~ ’ \ i New AueciotBd' Mrs. Heberern had refused to West Hartford will occupy the pul left Monday to visit her son Nor start through processing Aug. 1, Exterior Cetera turn over the children, Patricia. 8, Methodist Church, and before man and hia family in Santa day ot pUBIIcai,Uon exespt Saturday — bridges are supposed to save Lodge, who will be pieacnt at the being ordered to active duty in the pit of the Second Congregationiil State Treasurer John Ottaviano • a. m. downtown Hartfor^. Tliey. may, enlertainmcnl tomorrow- at 8 p.m. W ith S titU . SrMAOflH - Help you fend your and Katherine. 7, aaaerting the MonlcA Calif. says. So far about 3,000 applica Deaths Last Night l»»n like »n expert. Jr ■ $7.95 Ne JJ • $/JdJ Vermont vrder does not bind hat Navy in 1941 served three, years Church Sunday morning at 9:30. Mra. Alice E. Foote Is visiting GARDEN SALES Friday, July 15 of course, be the things that kill in Orange Hall, will take for his j - as district superintendent of the tions have been received for the • since she 1% now a Connecticut resi Dr. Roberta served as interim past Mrs. Carl Gelssler at her summer $300 maximum bonus. Veterans Sit OaUiand 8L—Ml S-94CS it, for good, unless, of course, the subject "The History and Signifl-[ By THE .ASStK'I.XTKD PKKH.S dent. Providence, R. I., District, He haa tor of the church for a five home In Black PolnL i-i, ' • held memDership in several gen will receive $10 for every month Hwbed Wire This Time five gallon can into which all cance of the Orange Institution." New York-William H. Heag- She, objected to the children's mohtha period, and it Is hoped Mlea Viola Osborn of Shelton Is of Service.. About 90,000 veterans spending the summer with their eral boards of the church, and large number of the members will spending the week at thd'home ot A year ago, there was also a these new fuimela are going to be A varied entertalnment will follow, nfv. 73, musician, vaudevillian and ^ WALTER’S in numerous interdenominational STS elipbis for the bonus. song w ritei', at one tipie hAd ar father, Michael D’Agostino of be present to greet him. her sister Mrs. Ernest Dlngwell of directed Is somehow transformed for which a small charge will be groups. Sermons given by him conference a t Geneva. And the made to thbse who do not attend ranger for tile Ir.ving Caesar Music Sheldon. Vt.. becau. e xne aald last Mrs. Mildred Calchera of West Gilead St. ■ Swiae hoels, at the request and into'a' 20 gallon capacity. . BARBER SHOP year he had placed them in the have been published nationally, Stafford, aunt of Hiss Diane Cal- The Hebron Women’s Caub ,,will i HEMMPWIERS ! the buffet supper. Publishing. Co. Died Thursday. and he is a contributor to both the with Uie approval of the Com It may be that, in \he end, after Frederick, Mr.—Henry William care of a 14-year-old girl and al- chera who teachers at the Bowers hold its anniversary trip AUg. Mrs. Beaale Farris of No. 125 religious and secular press. School qn Princeton St., will serve AIR-CONDITION NOW munists, etrung formidable Ijarbed the remedy of additional .funnela Herman 59.' sports editor of the V -i 315 Main S tm t l(wed them to be present in a grill when the ladies will attend the ■ FOR M i ■ ‘and Archie Haugh Jof thf Orange Frederick, Post since 1942 and he operated. Judge Alcorn noted He was trained for the ministry sa organist again the coming Sun matinee at the Ivoryton Theatre WITH FEDDERS wire around the vlU* where the has been tried and failed, the men are co-chairmen of this com active in newspaper work since Manchester that D'Agoelino had promised to at Boston Unjyersity School of day, and will accompany the solo followed by a dinner. Mrs. Charles cities may turn to that E°rti.on' .of mittee. Mra, Robert Beil of No. ,17 ...... hire...A„mftrR-.,mature wdman to Theology, and holds the degree of ist, Mias Peggy WPU^r.vdprf, whose PhoiM: Ml 9-3585 . Communiatg were-JtAiing^: ■Ti~secr«tsry T)f thg-genersi' cem- youth—Born-- in_BalUraore,... Dtejl doctor of theology from Temple Fish, ,1s. In charge of reservationA ■ ISiîie ■ As the iSwIss got ready for the a real solution which is Within Thursday. care f" •. the-youngateni and had selection will h« “I Hear Thy Lynn Thompson daughter of Mr. ►'’^ P O T A T O ' mittee.,—, ^ eoid his grill. University, and doctor of divinity Voice.” WILLIAMS ASSOCIATES conference now opening at Gene- their pow-er. That consists in Marion, Mass.—Willianv O. Tay I invile ell my friend* and from DePauw and Brown Univer- and Mrs. Oren Thompson cele NICKS William J. Brennan and Samuel lor, 84. editor and publisher of the rustomer* to^rislt me et my Mr, and Mri. Willard E. DiCken- brated her third bil-thdsy Sunday Refrigeration Sales A Service vsj .they prepared to string up more Interior parking space, and R. Wilson will be marshals of the ^ lATENDED FOREtLVST aitiee. son. 75 Henry St., will welcome Special Every. parade which will form at 5 o'clock Boston. Globe for 34 years. Died, new location. Friday pome more barbed wire for the more Interior ease of moyeihent. early today; . . GEORGE WHITE Bo.«on. July 15 i;P> - The tern- the worshippers as they arrive. t pjn. ta S We Specialise In: Btrtbday Cake*, Wedding And when they reach the limit of after the program of sports at per-aturea in New England during 68, Eastport 61, Greenville 66 and CommfinlsU to ■ live behind. But Charter Oak Field. The Manches Moscow Vladimir Dmitrievich- P Cake*, Coolde Traya, etc. m MI t-«ms Utedr capabilities in auch direct Bonch-Bruyevich, 83. a co-worker the next five days. Saturday Caribou 6.1. STUDY TRAFFIC VOLUME this time they were told none ter Pipe Band will, lead and several through Wednesday, will average 4 At Boston, the normal maximum Hartford. July 15 (IP) — State Ilona, they are going to have to and secretary to the late Nikolai OPEN TUESDAY thru SUNDAY 7 A.M. to I PJd. would be necessary. Musachusetta bands will play Lenin. Died Thursday. .. 4 - ,'Slf - to, 8 degrees above the ,rding variations in traffic volume ■ ago, really afraid? Or was the large dêgatlon from the lodges INSURANCE MARK SET m a r v e l V w b a k e barbed wire merely a sign of a expansion within themselves, and and Tuesday and cooler Wednes . Precipitation during this period and movement at principal Inter- apound Boston is expected. Hartford. July 15 iTF- The Con day. will on the average total about sectiona of the State htghway-aya- rather fierce exclusiveness? ' If will have to spill over outside. Some normals for the period are inch occurring in shower# and tema. Argbaves says Ike informa ROASTING CHICKENS ^WJEGJnJBlAjAJ SHOP By that time, a certain number necticut MuUiai Life Insurance Co. /'./yJTj it was genuine fear, have they reports, record-breaking sales of Boston 73, Providence 71, Nan- scattered thunderstorms Saturday tion will be used for generaF plan For ten years we have been raiainr and selling at ^ 449 HABtFORD BO.—NEAR McKEE REBEET of the new. funnels with which tu<:kel 68. New Haven 72. Concord, and again late Tuesday or Wednes ning work and preparation of ^ 785 '■ MAIN SST. i J Jost It now? How and why? Do new insurance totaling $'201,310,- WUNDA-NYLON regular chicken prices the special meat breed of chickens JOSEFM S. LUKAS, Pnii. and Baker .they think their own soft words they have provided themselves j A Thought for Today 838 for the first two quarters of N. H. 70, BurHngton 71, Portland day. new traffic-flow thap. will be so many expensive while lOS.'), 13 per cent over the same now known to gourmets as the Rock Cornish Game Hen. * BRd gestures have softened the period last year. The company said lOOy. DUPONT NYLON FACE CARPET We grow them rapidly to full size, to preserve tender enmity toward themeelves? Do elephants. ^ One of my favorite hymns hr yesterday it now ranks 21st among ness yet develop, the full flavor. All of our customers they think the West has changed?. The same problem, in a form one 'written by Earl Morlatt and the na'lion's more than 1.000 life have known for a long time that thi.q delicacy ia de Or do they think b elter of the which is temporarily less serious, which is f5und in nearly all of the instance companies with more hymn books of today. soft kitten licious whether or not it is called by a fancy name. motlvee and character of the out comes down to Manchester. And than $3 billion ot insurance in Spirit of Life,. In this new dawn, force. side world because they have been the same haaig truth holds. It Give'iw the faith that ifollows on, ROGER OLCOn Improving their own motiCea and will be the ease and comfort of I.ctling'TlTlne all-jjervading |>ower 403 West Center street Mitchell 3-7853. . character a little bit? / parking-accommodaUoi'i and tiaf- Fulfill the dream of this high fic circulation inside Mam hc.itcr, hour. GENERAL JULY This la, of coursc,/a relatively minor sample of the growth of i.ot the number of funnels leading Spirit Creative, give ua'light. trust in the world/ The Russians, into Manchester, which will . be Lifting the raveled mi.sta of night: TV SERVICE Touch Thou ovir dust with spirit- for one reasory'or another, have our basic asset, and, even will' Days M QC A Call this, there will be sbme evcnt'ual . hand decided to Ipust us a little bit And make ua aoula that under Nights Plus Parts more, hav*/(iotideprehension to any $34.40 Down, $13.68 Monthly.for an average i2 'x 15' * •. one wonders what we would have MARKET /Saga Graen CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. other country. , TURNPIKE TEL. MI 3-8338 Heavy Boueje' IcMt,..beyond aome erronediia. Illu 151 MIDDLE TPKE. W. ^'Fear and suspicion can only ^wall-to-wall installation with cushion and labor! 311 MAIN ST. — MANCHESHR sions of lonely, -stiperiority, and Lc / leiiiovcd by friendly ap- lots of niutUal’auapicio’i, if others .00 p-oachea and liy creating a sense Als» WUNDA.IEUE 13.95 Viscose and Nylon Blend C o v e r s . reg. $264.00 In our government' at the tlpi* of security.’' OPEN EVfRY DAY aq. y*' had been big enough to grasp The truth is, of ' course, that WUNDAJ.URE 9.95 Visco.se - and Nylon Blend Stimaon'a simple truth. Let ua boUi India and Egypt may be en aui SUNDAY UNTIL 10 P.M. a t least.put it this way: it would joying -the capacity to pursue Hero's a way to start your new livino room . . witKthe two be hard for us to imagina the OPEN EVERY their (wllcles of neutralism only ma'or pieces you'll need . . made luxuriously comfortable Husaians having become more un- THURSDAY EVE.S'INC because , we have created enough U. S. CHOICE witn foam-Latex seat cushions'. . at a mighty tigy price for LOOK AT THESE tniatworthy than we have com. miliUry alrenglh In the world CLOSED MONDAYS monly believed them to be- dur such Watkins quality. The* long-wearing textured Zimmerman USED GAR BAROAINS and arranged enough \lfnilitary'al mohair boucle covers come in sage, toast, coral-rosje or tur ing these told war years. liances to keep the ^mmunisla J Well, there is no barbed Uîre • iw 1 from going on the march. That quoise. a t Geneva. Both w*e ' and the' is one of the things one never Banquet Size (35 x 74 in.) C lataf door preblaM t solvad firHIi 1 9 5 0 o l d s m o i i l e ; 1953 CHEVROLET Russians must be gaining somV^ knows—how safe the neutralists . 2-Door. small reassurance from that fact. rLi. 4-Door. V o u p be if there'were not other Radio, heater, Radio, heater. ; I t la . nothing, and yet It la a Daystrom Dinettes WOOD FOLDING Low mDeaga. n a ttw ready, to take aides and Steak hydrnmatle. $695 aymboL / read'ady^to fight. lounge chairs «5 , . y' ' In ^ present worlds' context, NATIVE DOORS '-The Five GallOfVCities' S pieces 7 9 .95 then, It' may be Just right that With ordinaty m iogieg doom, closet e o tp u a a n hotd - •there are >om« nWUon* who take Foam Seats 1953 OLD$MORILE New 'York City continues to to reach. Pelle Wood Folding Doom give acceaa aU 1951 CHEVROLET pioneer in iU axploratipn of those sides, and some whs are neii[trala, $ 1 7 pieces 99.50 Holiday. • problems which arir becoming the the latter to serve -as the peace available cloeet apace. leiMead ofH iiliiig or swinging 4-Door. makers, as India,tttr.v xpd v.lu*--in\banquet OMt, Pella Doors fold bncfc coaipactly. Meal for daecta, Radio, heater. s s s r $ 174 5 cun* of all crowds oommUnlUea. : ■*^»-Nylon Covers Low aaUenge. $895 B*cana* N«w York City.doea have (lone so notably’’V alreadyi aise dinettes by Daptrom. Famous between kitchen and diaiag room, in bedtoonw, httwaen - ;Daystrpm quality chrome with a 35 the problem In . extreme, exagf- ' still, when ohe aakt -the' lohg SKINLESS Uviag and dining areA 3 standard paint colors, anUiml gerated form, on* might expect range question, ^hich ia when in X 50-inch Dayatromite top in grey Need an extra comfortable lounge wood 6niah or nninwhed. A complctr packaged nak. history such im U l^y alliances Crystal* that extends tjL-74>'inchea. chair? This one has a foam Latex 1 9 S 0 P O R D 1953 CHEVROLR that It would be ^ the way to Anyone can instalL ward aema baaie aoluUon. In- ever led to anythlW but war, one yôlstered chairs in mKcbing grey. seat. Smart green, toast or red 2-Door. 1 9 5 1 PO R D SteUea Wagon. BnOa. - ; on odicr doom. steady bow ii^, it acema to lead has to reach tha ve^ct that they ^tripe-textured covers. Reg. $89.00, v: Badlo. heater. CInh Conpe^ $1495 only, iif ao-ewed nmediM wWch repreaent a aydtein w operating 2 lbs. A'rcal value. Radio, honter. ' merely- Intenaify the trouble H ia Uie woiid which la all danger and (■ 1 OPEN EVERY .Rlrtady in. i.one of the aafety thay always THURSDAY EVENING tta traffic authoriiiiea are lioW, promise to procure.' The ' world CLOSED .MONDAYS jlllanchester LumberJnc " 1953 CHmOLIT |v fostano*.. conaidering a dou- today wiU atiU -ba very lucky If Other uricira 1949 MERCURY 19$2 CHEVROLIT •—Itunliqi the West Bide It eacapea from ita present^power to'ordcr 255 CENTER STREET ^ PHONE MI S-5144 Info a two level hl|b'' pqUUOL into aometlpng more than route' In queatidn 1* a tamporary true#. And It can 151 MIDDLE TPKE- W. TEL: MI«A-8338 . I ^ ‘ESa. $495 N,,. r, a t' «oj|w^ Mk* oysry rouU only|îaka ita real and permanent . .• \> .. J... y. ' ,* .t ■ ' J ,.:V‘ lUNCHESTBR BVENtNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,* AT. IS , 19BB IIANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 18. 19^8 WiD RockviHe-Vernon RockwitU r ' .■ ,7 Gasoline War Seen at End Public Records *8 Petition Talbott Facing Premier Bulganin^ Pledged Travelers 2!5-l 7 TeS^Wm Fill As Prices Rocket Skyward qmtOWsiDaeB ii A' PI Real Peace Bid at Geneva Split Approved 251 New Houses Planned Aniold 8. caeveland to norm ee mm t&' Town Clerk Frobe pf link H. Ctovelaad, property Benton Ik e ’s For Three DevelopmenU Serjgcani^\Po8t MancHeatar gasoMn*. aUtioaptfthay were wslUng for tlietr next 8L ir Mudr w U lfi^t through •*Wy. Jolui JJ. 1DRVint In Private Firm By Big Margin starting to til* ,'n»w» ^ ard Martin and Town a erk Sam political systems are harming rela-l ¥ _ , gg-aaTW* J------^ Three eeparete developments wlth-y tion Is asked to call■'M r*. Charles In their plao* wilt liae aigns an between thrM and four cents. St’s • M Twn CI*rk SwuM uel J. Turkington Jr. thi* week. tions, but we believe they ehould ¥.11 1. I f YY A * V * AFYPYA additional shares by transferring dgway preaented X long llet Rockville,. July 15 (Special) ' nouncing gas-prices three to six Despite the Increasa ih'.' gas rtoMt Jr. certlfltd < ! « * - basis" for criticism of his connec loat moat of ita preaent aignlfi In Vernon ere ., exproted to be H. Weber. Della C. Booth to Robert H. DelGreco » a r (^ s Flavell oper not interfere with coexistence ssj " ■■ • *10 million from surplus to the cance." of U.S. commitmanU in, are** started within the next two weeka, nekitp Missing Th* sergeant vacancy of the Police cent* more than local ttMorists prices, deailers generally w ill be Fenn and Muriel A. Fenn, property m. (MtlUoii fo r an ordlnanc* tion with the' N^w York firm which capital account. where there la a Red threat , auen ■ Department will be filled' for the A ^ n n it Ml* of *100- ated hi* car in a negligent man these systems are the Internal af-| Manchester'.s new business actlv- 8ee* Nuclear Stalemate calling for the construction of 251 Capt., Peter"Dowgewicif o f the have been paying. making .ônly abMt ,1 cent more on Middle TYHc*. ' ner, did not keep the p-oper look he said has np connection with Travelers expects to put the new a* Greece, Korea ,*nd Indochina. firat time In the history of the lYie price ria* follows s decision than they did before the 4.2 cents MMmIIMIN fairs <^t each .c'ountry. These d if-' iiy. as indicated by address In that alluatlon Ridgway .(ore-1 homes at a minimum totaL'Vahie Police Department aaid thia mom . ExenutoFs Deed „ . j r N c » « » out, gave no warning a* he. ap defense contractls .or other federal ferences prevent peoples, from ' changes and addition of new stock on a dividend basis of 80 saw a nuclear stalemate, either: "N o one knows when those of alihost *3,500,000. ing Utat a search waa underway fojee' by competitive examinations by major oil catnpanie* to cUl U»* discount was eliminated, and for neon and • p m. on SuOday*. proached the interaection, had in cents annually.This would,be the ominoua eight draft* may be pre according. to Mayo'r Frederick' S. wholesale price .3 cent per gallon August F. MUdner, executor o f ripMd by mor* activities., livlnjs In peace and developing use- streel.s, is probably the highest,In through mutual deetruction if the ' The first Will be Vernbn Ridge for a.half-ton Dodge pick-up truck the dealers., at least, thh "Gas the estate of Asjguet IClIdner, to Monchastar adequate brake* or failed to u*e same as *20 a ydar on the old weapons are used or through their sented for payment." he o****- Berger and the Board of Poilfi* but at Uie same time to, remove a Warur 1. atill in effect. thTJoaulrad 1.000 elaetora. ‘It's clean as a whitsle." the pa ful/commercial ties. the State for municlpalitlei of the Park, center Rd., where George reported missing by Emanuel G4r- Alexander Abel and B)la AbM, hi* brake* in time, and failed to stock comparedi to the *19 paid cancellation becauae neither side Neither. Ridgway said, can it be E. RJ*ley ia the developer. Tlie. lier, proprietor of Mannie'a Me- (Jommiaaioners. 4.2 cents a gaMon protective dla- waa fa*d bytM law office of L«aa- grant the rigJ»r-of-way although the per quoted TallipU. " If Some / ‘Some people believe that capl- same size, Th* average apreed between property on Undmon Bt. t'alism is better than communism. This is the opinion of William currently on the basis of *14 regu will employ them for fear of what told in advance just what sort of second is at Overbrook Height* 4h torlum, 176 Union St. Mayor Berfar said today that a ppunt to dealers la the Hariford wholesele. end retail prtcea la about nSrtmd Rottnar In behalf of own- bicycle approached from hi* right. body -wants to a*r It; a bit that’s /\Ve believe that communism is bet- Krug. Willimantic business repre- lar, plus an extra of *5. . the other will do in retaliation. forces and tactic* may be f** DobsonvlIIe, west of the HoCkk- The vehicle was last seen at the written test will be given any area who have been engraged In a four cent*,, which they point out Is ' Marriage lieense •ra and operator* of r**Uurant* lioth girl* auffered cut* and all right with me. \ . But It's much THE THOMM COLU CO. ter than capitalism but this dis-. renlative for Price and Lê, New President J. Doyle Dewitt who The letter, which had been elas-' quired. . nUm River opposite -Sdnaet gasoline station about 4:45 p.m. eligible member of the Police d X price war fo r aevqral years. too small compared with their ex Kart Paul KucbieiMki of 140 Oak t^WB* brui*e* and Janice received a cleaner even thai| I described it' pertmeht who seeks the position •nie net increase -wtilch dealera Bt. end Audrey U elian K roll c f 2fil BROAD STREET MANCHESTER jiaw that he ha* certified the pute can not be settled by war. rHaven, a firm which publisbea dty served as chairman of today's sifted "cbnfidentian at the Penta-1 "But they I the threela) ob Eetatea. Wednesday. The truck ia paint penaee. permvienl pelvic Injury, accord at the conflrmatlon hearing." / meeting, said 82 per cent of the gon, waa released on orders from | viously m ay involve action by •The third will’be at Weetvlew by th* State Personnel Depart wiU be forced to peas on to the 618 Main B t, July 80, St. Jamaa* •Ignaturea on the petition, ing tp the writ. Before he was confirmed by ^he “There are many outstanding is-) directories for many towns and ed dark blue , with yelloyy dia One dealer 6aid a 4-cent profit is Church. cities in Connecticut. 400,000 shares were voted on the Wilson, who was at Quantico, Va., j United State! military .foroea in , Ter., on Lakea*8t., Landwiect the monds on each door and alao car ment and aii'bral examination Will public, wilt be 3.9 cnets a goUon. no more t h a a ^ made 30 years will deliver it to Jacob Mil IMfendants in both suits must Senate in 1953 for his present sues in the world today but we be adminiztered locally. 4-Oeat laereaa* believe they must be' discussed Krug is now engaged in enumer two resolutions, a new high for for hia annual conference with many different types of animate first developmeitta if a 44. acre ries the firm's name. ago, wên his op m tln g costa were ler, the aecretary of the Board of answer the charges in Superior post, Talbott told the’ • Senate military and civilian chiefs of the Since Sgt. Sktrl Beebe rceigned Bom* atatlons in Menchester around a table. It ha.s been said ation of business establishments Travelers. and terrain," he adde^ first developments If a 44 - acre Hoepitn) Note* considerably less than they are XM^tor*. Court at Hartford County by Aug. Armed Services Committee he had On the vote to split the stoc^ armed forces. Summing up in that connection, hoiiaes. The second contaiiiz about last fall the i t ^ f has been without have already raised their prices. A ^%i*e Alternative* 2. that a bad peace is better than a for the forthromirig MancJiester di New patients admitted to the now. He said dealers ihould be per carried put his agreementyto dis rectory. available around Nov. 10. 329.362 votes were cast in favdr Wilson acted in response to in Ridgway told Wilson Russia la 75 acres' with about 100 houses City Hospital as reported this a eergeent. Capt. Peter Dowge large Center Bt. dealbr hiked the The. Director* can do one of A third suit against the town good war,' But we do not believe price of regular gea from 22.9 to mitted a 5-cent p refit^ t the very pose of all. stocks and pf^her In Other workers will check on of the plan, with onl.v 68 against. quiries by newamprt after the New developing a fully rounded mili planned, and the third contains morning are Louis Leduc, RFD 2; wicz. officer in charge, haa been minimum. ■ ^ three Odhf*- Th«y can paa* the was brought earlier this' week by that. We believe that to relieve the York Times hajiûoted extensive the only supervisory officer on the 26.9 and of high teat from 34.9 to efÛnance aAed for within 40 day*, terests that might congict with On the motion to give a stoi-k tary capability, available for approximately 40 .acres o f land Dillon Motor Sale* in connection world's people.s from a fear of war ‘ hou.se addresse.s starting Monday. ly from the letwr in thia morning's Joseph Boufford, 83 Talcott Ave.; department. ' , 28.9. An automobila dealer vvfaoee sale ■niey can reject the ordinance be his defense post. is to seek giyuune international Cliccking of busine.ss addresses dividend, there were 329,357 in various kinds of campaign*. with 77 hotuea being planned. John Bnipe. 58 Grove St.; Jean of gasoline is only a smalt part of with damage allegedly done by edition. The-Timee said it had been Robert H. Ohambers, registered To be eligible, e patrolman roust A dealer on E. Center Bt. raised fore 46 day* are up. "ni* can mere- The New York Tln^s and the agreement and that is the object here has been underway by Krug favor and 73 opposed. On the other hand, Ridgway Maria D'Agata, Mountain St.; and hia entire operation agreetK He drain water during heavy' rain given aixeea to the material by professional engineer and Jand have et least two years experience hia prices three cents, from 22.9 hr faU to act at all. New York Mirror Mid subebm- of our mi.ssion to Geneva. for about three weeks. 'This opera said: Mrs. Aurora Whitehead, 9 W e ■ t seid.e 4-cent profit is no profit, et storm*. The State of Connecticut mittee counsel Robew F. Kennedy "comnrfent source*.” The preaent United Stale* pre- surveyor and civil engineer of thia on the City PoHc* Department or and 36.9 to 36.9 and 38.9. He also & £ o a n M the Board vote* down the. "11 would be naive Ip believe tion, in which he vialta every place Road. all and added that It Is difficult to is co-defendant in that 1.10.000 liyielling newsmen of his order city, i* working on the plans for aerved six years aa o supernumary. said he might raise th* price an ordinance or fail* to act within planned to questiory'^Talbolt infor that we shall be able to settle all of bU.sincs.s in the town, takes more Ike to T e ll Nation oocupalioii wi|^ preparations for -Persowl Mention see how stations can operate on w suit. tc/tne Army to give the letter out the three developments, The post pay* *76.80 per week for other cent after checking with his 46 day*, the town clerk muat mally today at his Pentagon office. the outstanding issues at Geneva. time than house enumeration. a general war haa limited the 4-cent spread. ° The Times said the testimony to; ilson commented laconically; military mean* available for a Dnemployment Claims Increase Mr. and Mrs. Addison Dussingar a 6-day week. supplier later in th* day. NaRoliillMr SaviRSt Lmr ItsooiatioR MrIr SL Ttl. call a apecial election at which ."If the members of all the He said the number of new busi will ipend the weekend at fiiuz- Larger operators, like himself, 5 -1097 day will not be'* swOrn. and the Of (ieiieva Hope "I don't think it'a very impor Cold War to thOae which are **- The number of unemployment Eight, men ere qualified to file •iTie owner of a Hartfonl Rd. eta- the voter* can decide the lame. delegation.s show a spirit of good ness places and changes of ad- tant." sard’s Bay. Uon said he raised his prices six can absorb the effect* of such a ortB that collection* for the Synol. property at King and East IF YOU WANT TO |*S hair, ataSniff, eM look- Bulganin statement were distrib AS in most g r o w i^ munJCIm a two-hour stopover he and the power and a tt^ ic and hydrogen (OMitlnued from Page One) Norwich Diocesan Fund Campaign Sts.. Edward T. M iârty et al. to Siizan Ball Wait§ MS g rtr hair, or any othai M t* persist in pu*hihg for Sunday year* since it* inception, the La dated the letter or spirit of the uted. This, account is bajied on Itles, Price and, Lee find.* It ^ e - half treublM. da not pat ssie, the churoi group* will force I gfbn ha* lost none of its original First Lady will be luncheon guests weapons represents a brobder view, in St. Bernard’s Parish total *31.- Clement E. Watsom property near .aff talllai Charlta aaathar conflict in interest' laws." notes taken - al the new* confer cessaCy to change directories'^here SAVE SOMETHING an election on whether the town | dedication.” and he said its Amcr- of President Asagelr As.sgeirsion and commented th^t the President While there is no financial In 060 with a few additional contri Skinner Rd., Vrf-non; Joaquin C, ■ ■ a n 11. KAin NEZDS ence. and covers the essential each year. By comparisons^ Rock of Iceland. Other toip officials of Cancer DiagiiQiÛ SAVE RIOHT CARE! Hi will, af- should abolish the eale of liquor icanism. rehabilitation, and corny waa the "o.er-all yeaponsibility." terest involved in the matter,” butions expected Almnda ip Gepfge E. Risiey. a par ttr. taamlaalioB, sin yoo points of the statement. ville gets a n;ew dlrept^ry every that cewntry and the U.S. Minis At that time R id ^ 's y had just The complete reports from the cel of land- in Vernon; George npatt tacu aad raepn- entirely. • I munlty service program* ‘'re-wlpi Soviet newspapers came out to two years. Krug ad^ro. Trager said, "I deemed it propel No mktter howi Mikll the anoant it’s worthwhile Turkingion mid today that a many persona whose contributii^s ter to Iceland. John Muccio, al.-x) told a congre.viional committee tlie entire Rockville District are not Pearl to Robert L. - Baum and Hollywood, July 16 Ôxygen latBdatlaiii — aa chan, far day with some har.sh criticism of He worka alone oq businesa will attend the luncheon at the proposal to reduce’ Ann,v forces by and in the best interest of the pub Rhoda -P. Baum, property at Vil YOUR UK. Far your Mkt, dou'l c State law would prohibit might not have been .made otwer- Court Cases | lic to suggest my disqualification.” complete, including St. Joseph's eased Suzan Ball's rest today as dUay.. N^to MYe aomethiiig for yourself. We iRYitc you to American and British proposals in enumeration, but a crew of six air base. 140,000 men would . "jeopardize" lage and Ward Sts., Glno F. Co- she waited full (kagnosis o f the town from putting boUl quei- wlae." ' It is believed that Common Pleas Church. St. Maurice Cburch of Bol advance of. the Geneva Big Four men and. women will work.on list Eaaenhower,,....whose planned national security. ton Sacred Heart Church of Ver lombardo and Harriet B. -Ooium- cancer-which has agehi hoapttai- open your kccount now^^ With $1.60 or oiore. Tt'B' before' the -peopl* at - the | - Sen. Purlell lauded the Legion's summit conference. ing houses/^Gordon S a r t o r 1 *, Court Judge Vine R. Pafmelee. of TIT le election. , work -...... in Boy*' ------Nation and— Ha A WillimanUC maij, L«on Hois- course Is the North Atlantic Great Ruigway'a retirement as Army non’. All Saints 'Tiurch of Somers- bardo to M., .rb'seph W’cbstel", pro ized her. CHARLES . . . Pravda, the Commiirlist parly Glastonbû'y, will direct their ac Circle Route, is due to arrive at Chief of Staff i aa been widely at Hartford, secretary of the board, perty on Trumbull St.; Barney Denied Oidikaaee . : ~|Uonal child Welfa're program. I ington, 29, was fined a total of j organ, called " T m i e Tattle " the will be named by Ribicoff to serve ville and St. Edward’s Chufeh of Sources close to the dark-eyed Do the SENSIBLE thingl Htir ft Scalp SpodRiuts fun to save once you get started. ______..... afternoon ad tivities Geneva at 8 p.m. tomorrow eve tributed to hi.s oppositioh to ad Stafford Springs. Tanner to Merle E. Jenkins, pro:- beauty said that the disease this *109 in Town Court this morning 1 views of Harold Stasaen. newly ap- ThYaeadline for getting all the ning (3 p.m., BDTi. ministration policy. Ridgw'ay in place of Trager. Orange at Stafford perty on West St., Vernon. - t » 1 Umm SM Year »r> a*ked the Director* to 1 dre**e* by U. Cd. Ov«l .^ne*, ad Justice Daly disqualified himaelf time is attacking her lungs. Sunday Mle ordinance. Jutant at the Air Force/Reiearrh for three inotor vehicle violations. | pointed special assistant to Presi- In^m ation to the main office ia Along the way, hia plane will passed the regular retirement age MeirXbers of Jh* Vernon G^range A quit claim deed haa been re But authorities at City of Hofie SEE CHARLES SOON BA M i i 1 ... a at the request of Coles because th* He was fined *50 each on I Elsenhower on disarmament. ept. 10. After that, thia is be shepherded by an unspecified of 60 last March and actually was will go to Stafford thi* eviening corded, from John Oliva to Joseph Medical Center in nearby Duarte A fter a public heertng on a pro- Penter, Cambridge , and jurist was a member Of the Stale For 15 Tcoro Atoociotod With Sohm B. W om er poaed ordinance, the D lreoor* Jame* F. O Nell. Mincheeier. N. , i... . , . Pravda said Staasen had ^ checked again and the directories number of Air Force B29a and serving under an extension of time when they will be entertainfcd by Oliva for property on Spellman charge* of failure to aecuie a m(^ fop d,g„rmament which wia Supreme Court bench wheli Dona said that she is still in the "« interested next week. etlUon for enectment to force rior Court Judge Richard H.. Phil John W. Ward, Coventry, and To Vole on NeSopall-lio*t .. Delegates cense, and *9 for improper use of | Ing. Price and Lee workers is in the Hi* term normally i.'ouli have in the program of which Mrs. El.sie They said Wie ia in serious but Par Annual. S1* iasu* but the peUiion hung lip*. of Farmington, to . act for Doreen M. Waltz, -Vernon, have SovB any Hmt are until today when Turkington Other buaines* /today lncludea,/| markers Sta.ssen told a TVÂudience on nature of an informal ceiiJuis. The extended to Aug. 16 but he stej-ped Brown is chairman. applied for a marriage licence. not critical condition and rested cbijimittee reportfi. raUlication, of HolainjRdn wa.s arrested June I June 26 he expeetpa the Geneva aim ia to list every business ad out earlier on his own motion to Justice Daly in the Donahue plea. Betty Williama of Glastonbiir>' comfortably during the night. 'Hie ceftiSed aignatures. Trager and Judge Daly will Bpilding Permit national delegat^ and the awards 27 by Patrolmen Kenneth Barker | meeting to be a pmsBlble start for dress and the home and occupa About Town become head of the Mellon Re Grange and Helen Wilcox of Tol hospital said that ahe is being serve with the pardon* board ' A building perjnit has been report. /' md Thomas Graham when they | a new long p s ^ e international tional addresses of. every Man- search Foundation in Pittsburgh. land Grange will be the judges for granted^ Richard Stackowiak to given oxygen occasionally. KEMFS The Gleaners Group of the WSCS Tonight the 40 and R., fun making saw him driving on E.., Center St. apf>roach toyrard world disarms chesterite over 19 years of age. Ridgway devoted a consid-rable Monday morning when It hear* the an oatroeaJ cookie contest and a Her hu.sband, actor Richard of the South Methodist Church final plea of Robert N. Malm, of construct a residence on Grand Legion organization, conducts its with a wiiVd-on license plate. In- ment, but Mbit it was up to Eisen This same. td installation of ofll car was not registered end he did ommepdations. Stasron emphasized New Jersey, New York. Massachu Funeral Home at 7 ;30 tonight to mark about "parocbi'al” tiews der in the first degree. " FtBNITDltE pay respects to Mrs. Elizabeth Twin Missionary Committee of land Usher. amputated has been at her aidî s'-' AND 6IDS10 cere and Am I committee reports not have a llcerike. the/(eed for the United Statez to setts and Connecticut. The bulk of Ridgway .said it is hia view that the 'Women's Council of the First most constantly. remain militarily strong up to the Stannage. a member of the group. [.are included on tomorrow's agenda. Prosecutor Philip Bayer quoted the work Is in this State, however. a member of the Joint Chiefs, as Congregational Church in Vernon All Tnlcottvlllr and Vernon After the operation the 21-year- M i-s-sna Fix Policy Leroy B. Butler, of Willimantic, a statement the defendant gave imite of devising a system of ef The firm has alMUt 200 employes e qiilitary adviser to the .admini Hear Rev. BiPyiiell will eponsor a psiblic food sqle new* items nre npw bring han old actress restuned her screen {senior vl/e commander, is ached- police in which he said he eto fective arms control. engaged in gathering, checking Mr*. Marion King O'Gonnor. 95 stration, should express his con OlcoU Dr., attended the 35lh an tomorrow on the church lawn from dled through The Manchester career using an artificial leg, and 188 M AIN b t . Heure: ' ' , -X ' ■ uled to /succeed George D. Baron the plates from a South Windham Pravda voiced criticism also of and printing municipal informa victions honestly and, fearlessly 2 to 5 p.m. In esse of rain the aale Evening Herald, Rockville Bu took the lead in a motion picture of Bethwny, as State commander. establishment. CYitrges were not Prime Minister Eden'S plan - for tion. Local headquarters for Price nual lartford> and did" He told Judge Gryk he paper. accused "certain Aiherican for the call. No damage waa' re detailed civilian eontrol over the year' as student .assistant at U- Preeident EUenhpwer will meet Emanuel, the Rev. Mr. Brynell asked to call M ^ . Norman Strong. ihuainess diatrict tomorrow to wind had atver had a license here al- circles" of trying to prejudice the . Mrs. Sidnee S. Lohman. 33. East ported. military.' 7^ Others aaslattng include Mr*. with the British end French lead-7 up the 37th annual convention. thqtl^ he had lived in the 61*1* Geneva mee'ting by "their haste to Hartford. waa arrested and Ridgway stated an opinion that and his wife arrived in Manches-' era separately Sunday aftemooiu ter Friday on their firat vialt to John Baker. Mrs. George Bk/ker. fefr some time. create a West German Army *nd charged with reckless driving fol Both the Mary. Cheney < and the West coufd and should match Mr#. Harold .Ellis. Mr*. Reginald ■Tê Prealdent wlU meet with E d » the East. They plan to aXay in RIBIOOFF 8IGNH BIU. turn the German Federal Republjc lowing an accident on Center St. Whiton Librariea will be closed the Communists in conventional Roberts. Mr*. Walter Meyer, Mrs. and Macmillan at 3 p.m.. than with The judge regarded the viola- town about two weeks. Hartford. Ju.ly 15 (/P» into a militarisUc-atate.” at about 1:15 this afternoon, police after J2 o^lock Satiirdav after power. He said the West haa the Frederick Belter and Mrs. Ruth Futre m d Pinay at 5‘ p.m., ip a tiona with which Hoisington was G. Albert Pearaon will serve a* Rlbtcoff ' today signed a bill that *------—— ------' aaid,: ,* noons until after Labor flay. The manpower and material resources BrplL > 'filial-'review for the role* all/In charged aa deliberate and made the organist in the absence of Chdi ie* [.will increase State subsldl penaltiee severe. riTEM JAP GERM 1XBT8 Patrolman Walter Ferguson' summer schedule for both libraries to do sb. DlBtrict -Meeting la id to play in the conferencwhall free public libraries tronyilOO to Tokyo, July 16 oPi — A Said Mrs. Lohman was headed i»r from Monday throi gh Friday. In that connection he told Wil- Wakeley. vrho Is attending th* A meeting o f representatives ot Monday morning. / $500 a year. Anthony Annunzlata, 23, of Ea.st Japanese magazine today pub wl*et on Center St. when she took 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. and Saturday, | son that America’s force* are in- Westminster Choir College • at Boat to Eden, Kaure / Hartford, waa,fined *30 for speed .the, 13 town# in' IMstrlct 3 wltli The chief executive also ap- lished what It .said was aa eye' heK ej es off the road and plowed from t) a.m. to 12 noon. [sutfRclent to meet "the commit- Princeton. N. J. Little League teams, will be held Between the morning aeasion | pmved another measure that .will ing. Bayer aaid he had prior traf witness .account .ef Japanese' Into'va car parked in front of 813 OPEN ALL DAY this evening at 8'o‘cldtk at Ih aê- and the afternoon telka, the | transfer from Ute Board of Ad- fic violations here; one earlier th|a 'rm warfare experiment* dtir- CentiT St., owned by Edward morial Building, 'nie meeting haa President will be hoet to Eden and mission* to R ej^lrars of year. Anniinziata. arrested June Eg Worid War II. Hiroshi Akl- FonseC*. 26. of that address. 28 by Patrolman Raymond Peck, been called to make pairing* for CURY IS Faure at lunch. Voters ,the/authority to restore yanm, writing in the current No on; was injured, but damage the Little League Tournament Following, today'* ministerial [names to^the voting lists, waa placed on probation for one Issue of Buagel Bhunjn, esti waa estimated at *400 to the Loh m f : which will start the end of next session, Pinay and Macmillan met Two special bills also won gn week to pay his fine. mated that at laest lA M man car *h: THE TOP DEAL IN TOWN! N«w SUKR-TOlQUf V-8 wwIm i •• may call at the fun- for an indefinite length of time. (There’s never a parking problem IttntUons M iert that Uit .toiMi L .* - « Reasonable Prices •vary «w4*l (I M aod I f ! bsrweewar) tS ? negligent: in allowing . the Rose Vanderbrook. 51, of 361 At at McKinney’s). Or, .b^t^ still, diarefiair I P-"*' Sunday from 3 to 5 and Poi'ter St., was given a nolle on a With our salee Of Mercury* breaking ell .1-bdcbdd by M«rc»ry*t rccard *4 p f- sidewalk to remain in our representative, will call' and She alao. chsirge* that tthw h « rroot* r'^ '" ^ ® P'“ ' charge of violation of the rules record!, we can offer you the kind of deal 4«cl*a V-i 1*1 ^ 1 •ubntMly e ( a tree owned by BiOwell Mused ot the road. She Was arrested that naokee Mercury the beet value by far. give you an wtimata. W e wilt loan the sidewalk slab to lift up. July 1 as the rekult of a minor 4-beff*l. voo*** cerbwelw you a stapler if your home re Mr*. Kurloiidcz allege* ahe re accident at Center and New Sts. You’ll get more for your preeent car, — 4*1 Of '** azira sen quires under-the-roof installation by Patrolman 'Thomas Graham. OPEN ALL DAY MONDAYS bediuae o^.high volume of Mercury sxlee ceived fracture* of the right,elbow F u n e ra ls <>f blanket insulation! In the fall, incurred medical *x- Bayer aald- he felt onl^ an er givee us x terrific trading xdvxatiige. And ror In judgment waa involved and OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9— PLENTY OF PARKING peoaea and was hampered from Mercury prices actually start below' 13 A*H-f*yllw| bilk e**ipr«iil»* iferb pb»!i earning a uving. . i ■ Miaa Margaret SuUivao thought if there were any :court Fnnerel cervices for Miss Marg Y a l s p a k \ ipodel! in tho low-price ftdd,'on eompariaoA The other suit for *25,000, name* action It should be civil. ^M^gêoau ^^BOûe^p iê the toem and George F. Flavell as aret Sullivan, 67 Oakland St., were The case of Walter D. Fecitt, of factory retail pricee. ; held this morning at-8:30 from the. 49, of 92 Bolton St., chggged with Frem Manchaater exchange: Mitchell L *W ; co-defendanta In an action growing PRINT M Come in and take your pick ot l i big, eat e ( an automobile accident______when W. P. Quish Funeral Home, and In operating a motor vehicle while Freni BoekriU*. Stem, WlBhnanllM Flavell a llW ^ iy I Biidget'a Churth at 9 o'clock under the Infiuence of intozicetlng n in r .\ beautiful raodeli. a car driven ^ a I Dma* /^waknll' *Ue “TKe Home of bteycl* The Rev. .Robert Oarroll’ was the liquor or dnige, was continued un celebrant, th* Rev. ' Bronislaw til July I t under' boiid o f *200... Tht D oleraa'DalGracb,.*, was dparat Gadarowski the deacon and th* ' Fecitt wee called and the caa* Fine. . 7 Act fost?-mako your Mercury Dool lodoyl and her siatey Rev. Theodor* Gubala the subdee- began this morning. Thq„dcfend- _:*r. eon. Ml*, Arlyne Garrity was or- ant, not repreaented by counaal, the town la ganlat and aoloist.. Father Carroll pleaded not guilty,' ' Quidity. . . JOHNSOFS that loose read the committal service'at the . But Bayer.aeid th* State ia made th* I grave in Bt. Bridget's Cemetery. ‘ uauaJIy advised w im a Rot guilty Poultry Fai talked dual srhich ] Baatera war* Harold Garrity, plea Is to be entered and thla had Furniture” Jarom* Walsh, John Holden, Dwi- not been, don* In this InaCanc*. ROCKVILLE CoJntC. — . a Lawton Rd.,la]d iya*firrnBon. Ceorg* KeUy and. Re aaid th* State was unpreplured, 0 1 ^ m o and requeetad a V - ■V -t'.'

P A G E e l e v e n MANCHESTER E V E I^ g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY^ JULY 15, 1955 MANCHESTf R^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 16,1968 ■ V.: Jim’a reply gave eome Inkling-aa named Glee and four girls nama<| attended by more thah'T.lHK) Le proved by the Fublle. UtiUUee hnmtr to PrevtouShtt* WOTH—161f R ose Groiijp Piclts Enter Race gionnaires, la being held at the OemfnlMlon. b u g s BU N N Y to how he liked the apeeeh. Joy, Gay, Cheery, and Happy. W K N 9-846 > ^ —Uoyd M. Blair, ijM iati 1 ntJiui ■ io c n h u E n g a g e d Hotel sutler. It will ehd.^tomor- Jim — Well): then, thank God, This Olid Tfcot MUtNuluLlulHLllJra W O O ^1390 ^ i l y R a d i o 9VHAT—819 HEALYH- and ait down. ^ Waynesbtirg, Pa M iner Pigectar F or Officer row afternoon with a parade YMANKVOU.NO, rjuuuluutaiuaui-1 through Hartford by the dele Vh«r ntMt Vahiahto K ir s MOMtÛKI, Seiise ieind Nonsense kauiJurJUMUfirauL^ WORO—1389 '■ Eaateni Payllght 'nme W n O -1988 / ■ , (' Mr. and Mrs. Alba Curlln, of Bill says you don’t See a woman ACB088 BOWM H ca r J u ti u » » gates. We BportaHae la Waynesburg, Pa., have a boy with hind-sight wearing slacks., 'Weldon Miner, ilalea^ manager Francis B, ; Miner, I mM com .W OM EN'S DRESSES Guard It walh-wHh tha aid af o rm Sm * irooMi . 1 Th# ------an^ 1 Houm and in a following prograjn eciiaduM^Xiifr- mander of Dtlworth-Con^tkêy BACK TOLL ROAD.JMUOOES Mother—I can’t help worrying hills, "we came upon , a honey- ca U 13 u *9 H ■ 5 fij H WHAY- Pdlks P«rty v - • of C. R. Burr' * Co., has, been '> X Slaes to S6Vj. your phanaaeist aad phpalriahl bear. His g;rowling gave us aundiy short of it ------ara auppUed by the radio managa' PnsL . American Legion, la 1ik^ ' Hartford, - July fi id) —Con- about Gloria'a engagement. I real UC3U«l^tlHCJ«WUl^{rJ WCXXT—tlnud EvenItiB Onod Music elected a director of All Aineri- ly think ahe’d be happier with a chills, and hastened us away from (JA R N IV A L BY OiCK TURNER S Safe and------J Egg-shaped acjHuauuwuLJUB^ menu and ara aubjact to change W KN B-M usic :3moirnef«d race for the post of na .rtrUction of two bridges to carry M A N O U T L E T there; Said I. "Oh wtfey— let us WTIC—I.«hv Rangrr can .Rose SeldcUons, Inc.. ' ITie tlonal exsciitlve committeeman th«kQreenwlch-Ktllingly Expreas- PINErHARMABY man who had leaa money and wa.1 y . 9 Mom and —— 3 Fiddling TlSSSaSSBtJSSS without notice., WDRC—Dink DîTiv apiMintmept was made at the an' 503 Cast Middle TarapIlM more settled than Mr. Ritabilt.. go. I'm losing my desire to roam. 13------and- »<>"«" WGTH—Sgt. PrMton of Yukon from tha Leglon’e Connecticut w^]MM(er-J-allroad traoka atvBran- Open Dally • A. M. 8 P, IL •M Oeator Stc-Tel. MI M il d Vacation Joys. I vk learned to Cdt3L!UBat3a||NUa[-j 4:4#?- . ■—n i;aa- mial convention of the Amierlcan Department. ford and'-l$aat Haiven has bea)f.M- to rather—Never mind. Mother. under emperor ciauc3laaa|unuu WHAY—Music. Merchant WHAY-PoJka Party .Nuraerymen’a Aaan. thia week In Gloria will take care of that. know, lie in the comfort of the 13 Pcnien prince 4 Fruit WâjJ^RncoiC .flsryu* WTIC—National Radio Fan Club In the balloting that will come ' home." —Karl Flaster. -Baseball Request Mslinea WDRC-DI*k Drrby , 7'oronto, Canada. '“ tomorrow on the last day of the , ...... 14 Uncle Toni SPtace writ.’ -Happiness All American' Roec' SalecUons,.. 24 Communiita 45 Roman WDRO—Val KWby . ■ WGTH-Sat. Prcnion of Yukon Btr.te lAgion’e S-day convention THIS ‘N> THAT end Little — 6 Charm WGTH—Afternoon of Music 4:44- Inc., Ja compoaed of 20 leadtag in Hartford, aa will be opposed by Horace F. Martin, president of 7 Egyptian 25 Toward the ganpMta WIIAY—Polka Pnrly * growers or hybridlsera of rbiea. My wlfey said, “My mother ' IS Tropical sheltered aide 46 French 4 : U — ..WTIC—National Radio Fan Club JoaepK Q, Leonard of Stamfdrd, Midland College in Fremont, Ne viver WHAY—Music Merrhant WDRC—Dl«k Dvrby As a director. Miner syUf aaaist wrote; now that vacation time is I spider aummMs Recoru Kfvua who la seeklhg reelection to the braska. enjoys this story of 117 Cowboy 8 Wipedut 26 Illegal MKJTH—Sft. Prralon of,Yukon in the tupervlaibn of official tast near.’ They’re near a lake, and local Incident. 47 Girl's namt WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee 4:44- ^ job, and Howard I. Jacobs .of Wil- \‘ Rogers - 9 Disparaged 28 Of the eye WTIU—Btslla Dallas WHAY—Night Watch gardena In wMch^ niw roaea are Umantic. have a boat. They’d like ua to come Hie speaker was getting along 30 The widow's 48 Calif ornU WURO—Csl Kolby down, my dear. They’re at a place 18 Slant 10 Stratford on ■ ____ WUTH-Afternoon of Music WTIC—National Radio Fan Club grown before inttoductlon to the Miner has Uie backing of the pretty well with a talk that the----- " city WDRC—Oltk Drrbv public. G. ^ 'ISurr * Co. is one called Hide-a-Way; a lovely .spot wouldn’t hurt a’nybody when a 19 Wounds 50 Auction 4‘Sa— WGTH—MukIc Mvmorira local post,- ind Judge John 8. O. 21 Great Lake - 11 ------31and ------and WHAY—Betty Kimball • :« - of the founders of this group, KliP OUT (ST H m . WMI^ of rocks and tills. And. we could little conimption in the rear of the 51 Famous WHAY—Night Watch Rottner. a past commander of fish the livelong day. or swtln. 23 England (ab.) nights deuces weet:—Record Kevue whose judges each ..year select the .that poat, will make the nomi T H A rg rtu r ! room caused the people to turn 33 Quoted EngUth school WKNB—Baseball Request Matlnes WTIC-Natlonnl R adio Fan Club rose or roses Worthy *of an, or hike, about the hills.’' Said I. their heads to see the cause of it. 24 Knock 16 Sea nymph . WTIC—Widdef Brown WURC—Bing Croabv. nating speech In hla behalf. 20 TThe — 35 Paris' wife S3 Sow WnRC—Cal Kolby WGTH—Pr»*ldrnt Elurnhciwcr A.A.R.S. Award. Bach rose un "LAst year we burned our hide at | îs hand back of his 27 Within 55 One who WUTH------H—Set ~Preston -of Yukon sisa- *rhe convention, which is being (prefix) ' circle 40 Starry der consideration haa been grown Super-Clty-by the Sea. This year.i^gj. evidently because he was (luflix) ' 4;4S— '■ . WHAY—Nlta Watch in teat gardena throughout- the instead of getting fried, we ll lollUard of hearing, had left his seat 29 Hottcntdti' 32 Bury, 43 Birthmark W TIC-Natlonnl Radio Fan Club.'< WHAY-^Betty Kimball -i- WDRC—Amon n' Andy / • country and aupervlaed by ekperta beneath a shady tree." We went. walking toward the front. WCCC—Reconl Revus land ' WKNB—Baseball Request Mallnes WGTH—Munical Caravan who make detailed re p o rts^ the The lake was in the hills — hut he got down pretty far he r r 5 1^ 1 S it t - / Naylor Fboto. 32 Evoke 1 r r r 5 WTIC—Pepper YounS rosea’ growth for a 2-year period. Sandra'Dc French *^. beat upon by boiling sun. We oygr and spoke to a man I 34 Imaginative WDRC—Cal Kolby W HAY-Nlln Watch ^ ■ rowed, perspired .. . and took t o o k I „ „ ,he aisle and said WCTHr-Sai. Preston of Yukon ’ WTIC—Nallonal Radio Fan Club The rose garden at Blizabeth . 36 Ridicule r 15 WDRC—Amon 'n. Andy Park in Hartford Is one of these "heat pills;'- and got our hides ^ ggat on the 'aTsle and said I WGTH—Miinlrnl Cnfnvnn Announcer.ient has’ been made of 37 Cylindrical f) WHAY—Record Rodeo iitsa- teat gardens. - / the enegagement of Mtaa Sandra .1 3 (both aides) well done!^done! We didn’tdidn’t! | -g^y „ yât fellow! 39 Chair 15 WCIX;—Record Review get,,a single "bite”; Except, of ^ WKNB—Baseball Bequest Matlnes WHAY-NIEM Watch liie newest A.A.R.S. aw^H D. French, daughter of Mrs. i-TRAHSISTOR speaking or singing? : 39------cats and / XW'TH'—Woman In My House .WTIC—MrGcK A Mollin w’innar available to the .t>ubllo' la cpuHie. by green'head files. Each r 1^ WDRC—MfHHln for Romanrn Corinne French of RortovlUe, and Jim T- Can't you hear him. at | *4doga WiJrtC—News WC.TH—E. P. Morgan a floribundia rose named "Cin Normand French of pJew Haven, "shady nook" was quite s sight: 41----- Mointa, i WGTH—Bob and Ray < IS Discarded lunches ,met our eyes. all? f Ills— WHAY—Prrgldrnt Klsrnhonrr ThIa .week in Toronto the to Richard B. Peck, son of Mra. J^d when we "hiked about the Joe — Not a word. Iowa i WHAY—Record Rodeo WHAY.,vPrrnidcni EInrnbow.r selected a white floVibundla'called Mary C. Peck, 60 Dudley St., and 43 The------r 51 Wt'tTC—Record Review WDRC—MiK>dn for Romance "White Bouquet” aiRl a fellow the late l oula Peck. ’’RoyM-r* F r r WKNB -Bsaeball Request Matlnes WGTH--Forben Reportn Command- i WTIC—Lorenso Jones climber numed ’’Qolden .Bouquet’’ Miss French is einployed by X m en u m WDRC—Cal Kolby isisa-. aa the award winners thia year. Burnalde Motors Inc., East Hart BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE r r WHAY—Nun Water HEARING AID oOUT OUR WAY 44Togo^— - WGTH—Bob and Ray WTIC—Siam In Action They will be available to the pub- ford, and her fiance la with the free 3T “ WHAY—Suburban 8prpii*ds WDRC—Mooda foi Romanca lit next year, / Aetna Fire Ira'.xiranca Oo. of Hart Oparsiet far nelyBly Iff a rLLCsETVOU WfSTH—l.ondon Studio Mrindira ★ ' t a k e m e t o TH ’ W IU ? S "T O TH" T'S ! VtB CAN APfOeo 46 Apparent m WCCi:—Record Review IS ;«a - ford. month iasisad ef 1JM loJOd ST\CKS OK SOME V«EEPV DBU-- SOME PLACE 5 " >11 WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee WHAV—Nltr Waicb WARD SL'BÔR yll^'ETT No date has been set for the e d e/ fqr ol4-«ype vaennai' WHERE IWONT A LEANtTO LI ice th at 49 Facial pirta p WTICÎOSO Radio Lane lobe tidi! AMV PLACE 1 c a n CETAN HOUR'S MACIC, ACUV I io5ovJ VJHO'5 AND GET A PE'N 53 Detective wnnr—('a! Kolby WTIC—Stara In Acliim Hartford. July 15 (A*)--Sen. Pat wedding. s l e e p / a v a c u u m c l e a n e r HEAR VOU VELL- ] f WDRC—Mooda lor Romanca JUST PLAIN POLUtS LUCE 05 16LL5 CAClCLES OUTA PEER (coU.) >1 r WGTH—Bob and Ray 7 WGTH —I.«ndon Studio Mrlodira rick J. Ward (D»Hartford). presi ★ Life-like teuad, Irasr aad SCREAMIN' NTHI&HOUSE.A INC, ON TOP OP ME ME'5 (SOlHS i WHAY-'Suburban Sf^renade WIIAY—Nile Watch splashed from a passing truck and Tha Me "A” hiUin luu a , THAT ONE). A VEOETABLE ORINPBR throw ing H|$ ROVAL S6Age i Wt.’GC—Record Review,. . WTIJ—Neara is acting lieutenant governor while ★ — ANt> 1T5 n e ar EKCLy51ve, WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee struck him on the face and body. full month . . . no “ R" bil- IN TH' NEXT...LAWN MOWER»... WEIGHT AROUNO AMOfJG^ S7 Arrow poison WDRC—Newa; Almanac Lt. Gov. Charles W. Jew'ett and l«y... fewer btuerychanaml . y HOT RODS... ANPI WORiON A "LlvlERPOOL 4PRIN(3S WHERE 5T PT WTIG—1U80 Radio I.Ane WGTH-Nrwa his family are on .vacation. Jewejt Police said a truck owned THE (Rich FOLRG T.H.a«.aaeMm^---- ,mssiWB,a«. 55 Century plant WDRC—Record Shbp ll:ia - ^ MACHINE SHOP ON TH* HIS Nl85 15 LIVINE IT URZ-m- WHO \NEAR 59 "My Gal' !« WGTH—Bob and Ray. WHAY—Nile Watch . . will be out of the Slate-until July by P. B. Mutrie ’Transportation ‘ e n ry l| 2 5 NI6HT SHIFT/ J- 5T W Co. of North Haven was rounding ; SPRiNGVIEW SHOES "Do you hivo somothing with a cardinaTs n«tt in it? Wo 60 ------and » |:0»— WTIC—Sport Final 24. ■ / - • IDwiCMlwtlM iwiiMfy. llBdBtatB titnCMt) JT. fitPENSlME, WHAY-Newt . , WDRC-Nlghl Owl ) a traffic rotary when the acid DAYS/ anjoy thohr w htstio a o m uch!” pepper T W('CC—Good Kvenlna Good Muilo WGTH—Sporu Report AccRpWd kj tks CoBMil o« Phyticil If ACID'b f A n S Y O l ’T H splashed on the , bo^ who w lUlMMItiBtiM of 61 Dia^teh WKNB—Newi: Sporia l l : » - B Dm AWBnBBB MBdkil ABBdCtBtiOG WTIC—News WHAY—Svmpboiiv in the Nfght Danbury. July 15 i/P)—Fourteen- standing on a cornef<^ Police said a DBffpf Onfan bnm4 Ao MM WDRC—News WTI(!—jtlnrllahl Serenada yeai'-old Robert Nolan was paln- gasket on the aclj5'tank was loose. It’s Confusing BY AL VERMEER WGTH—News; Norwof^d WDRC—Dance Orrheatra a oarfoF ôepA/orff PRISCILLA’S POP • ;15— X WHAY— 8potUft)t...... - - WHAY.-.Nile Walrh ✓ ER ... \NHAT IBLESS MXJ. PRISCILLA! JEEPERS!!^ WCC(?—Gi>od Kvrnlnj Good Musie AVTtCi-StsrngBf Sefana’da ' ~ DOES THAT llT MEANS TO ACT JUST yTHAT’S JUST WKNB—Dinner Dale WDRC—Booby Kay M E A N . I LIK E XDU D O IN YO UR W H AT MOM WTIC—Strictly Soorla W n m tu i^ A 1996 , W A R N E D - WDRC—d* Zaiman ------LIKOVVU PAROLWAL. tKSlOOU M R S .O R E S e OWN HOUSE 1 WGTH—WUin^r ME N O T , • :3e- Hartford, July 15 (^)-T he Ro f TO DO WHAY—Dinner Date man Catholic archdloceaean. super, U t n n n * s I « W('<'C—d Kvenlug Good Musie in elementary achoola last year's WKNB—Vasabfi.id WTIC—Three Staj lUtra increase was 666 and In secondary FINE SPIKES— FRESHLY CUT WDRC—Low‘»ll Thoroae srhoola. 347. He warned against | WGTH—Plano Portraits over enrollments in the fall. He i 1;©«— ,aid it must 4)e reallied religious TRANSPLANTED ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS T iM ^G vfoW WHAY—Kneore Theater b u ic k ,,,, JC/wiUiw-jS • WC(X'—tiood Evenlni (aood Music and educational standards will Oome IS FOR p c e e » WKNB—Evening Serenade suffer if the Catholic schools are • Salvia • Marigolds • Petunia.s • Zinnias, Etc. THE y p L MOUSES WTIC—Newra oI World •t-t* WDRC—Tenn Ernie overcrowded. iP^To Ut q P BY V. T. HABILIN . WGTH—'Fulion Lewis S — . - - - - ^ LATE CABBAGE 35c doi.— 3 doi. $1.00 A U .K V OOP Revealing BY JERRY SIEGEL and MIKE ROT MS— DIES OF Al'TO INJl'RV REX WINSTON WHAY —Knr»»re Thfalcr . YEs.iravK w ere—G)Kx1 Evening Cord sMuiic Westport, July 15 i/Pi—Struck by CAULIFLOWER, BRUSSELS SPROUTS, BROCCOLI With GoRfidBRCB ( UNUSUAL IN SUPPOSE I r - AND THAT HiS WKNB—Evening S'^renade a car yesterday a.s she crossed Rt. 8HB WAS A WEALTH”/ HE .WAS WTIC—Robb Miller GERANIUMS 50e lorg* pot SIGHT ON WOMAN.^ K U AR 8 CUAIMEO, A BIS, W ERE T » SECOND WiPB, ALSO \VDR(?—Tenn Ernie 1 (Boston Post Rd. I. Mrs. Martha ANDENT T E L L yo u w e a l t h y is SUFFSR- WGTH—J. Vandercook Kelly, 88.' of .Westport, died In THIS S U V PAUL. SHE KIULEO h e r s e l f S BTRAPPIM8' 1:9a— FERTILIZER.S— INSECTICIDES and LIME PEOPLE... KLAR8 DROPPSD OUT BECAUSE OP A. m e n t a l FELLOW./ I HAVE IN8 PROM UPSETTING WHAY—Encore Theater Norwalk Hoepilal from injuries,re OP BASSBALL. DISOPDBR,'' > HOW COME LO C A TE D HALLUCINATIONS/ WeiH?—AifKHl Evening Good Music ceived In the accident. Police Aaid. WKNB—Evening Serenade the driver of the car, John AuItnU. HIS WIPB DIED , VOU'RB a' K L A R 8 WTIC—Conn. Senator ASKING.^ UNDER WDRC—Tenn. Ernie 16, of Westport.'was booked on a MVSTSRIOUSLy/ WGTH—U Heatter charge of operating a motor vehicle 3irTC>«litXCbe«> \ MART RtXURA.SOIA? TQMTVAVKMMMa \ EASY FREE PARKING 1953 BUIGK \ 350 MIDDLE TL’RNPIKE WEST Riviera Hardtop, Radio and ,(-■ heater, dynaflow, OPIN 7 DAYS A WEEK— ? A M. to 9 P.M. I \ - Ai- power nteerlng. $1895 SWEET, JCldx; ( EXTRA SPECIAL—BING Peaches^ CliBmes 29c 19S2 BUICK 4-Door. Radio and healer, LARGE SIZE, RED RIPE, .SWEET dynaflow, two-tone. $1395 On These USED k c < J E F F COBB 3Y PETER HOFFMAN WATERMELON 1952 PACKARD L m l l BY TlE^TlAY, HERE '* THE WORLDS ©REATEST vGettins Warm! 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A THE to Bro< ers /• Boyers in :ue Herald By Bijg Three o f Boston RefI Sox Staff NAIIONAt LEAGUE qRtM tournament tilth -whtcih will 7 EARL We YOST Fueling Ui Pat Tiiccio Has Touch ’ ♦ W L Fct. probably start xviUi Oovantry meet > Brothers Moldng Good in Big Show Two with A’s Hookie Card Pitcher Medical Aash. 3 1 .667 ing Rockville at Rec Field July 38. I Sporto QOtog Moriarty Bros...... 2 ’$ .667 Resumption of the league schedule ^ ■ ■ V*', Green Manor 3 .333 depend* upon tha success of the One Red Bird -NOTES OFF THE OUFP <$a valuobl* wMltfaR to Dm Anitr* With Trotting Horses Just Misses Shutout Man. )Auto Parte 1 2 .333 local antry In the tournament. "Johnson Clouts Pair of Hom tcoh Legion Jualon neitt eeaaon ' ...... * J- Elk* 45) 1■ L’®- fc; t i. ers for C(iants" read a recent ...Second baaenum BoObv Iv e e t Moriarty Broi.'pOUhded out an AB R ri PO A E Third Baseman /■ ' WestbUiy, N. Y.. .luly 15 i>P’ It's about time that some one in Janinn. 2b .... headline on the sports page of the trippeil over a boae xrhiie prac 11-hit attack at Charter Oak Park Hurrls, c ..... Muskogee, Okla., Daily Phoenix. ticing last Wednesdsiy night be vestigated the golden touch of Pal TucciOi who came to ^his country Carirr, sa ... N cm,’ York, JuI.v 15 (/P)-^Larr.v'»Jackson, one of those "who last night in defeating Manchaater Alba, Mo. fg5''— On the glass That Johnson lad WfiOi Muskeêe fore the game xvith RookvUle and from ltal.iir-»s-sil2-year-oId youngster and has been Hnocking them I Auto Part* 8-6. The victory lifted Plank. 3b .... I ih e? ” guy.a the St. Loui.t Fardinals unveiled in the first game Friedrich, lb . door of the modes); frame house iU the'Sooner State' League .is sprained hie ankhu He may mlea dead with a two-borse stable In the world s richest trotting stakes. -•n y the 04UI House Gang into a flrat Ilallcher. If .. Geha ■ Johnson, husky - third base-, Uairrriere, cf near the ramshackle ballpark are Sunday# goma at. Nebo ogoinet Gene Mar. a 7-year-old gelding purcha.sed by Tuccio ii year and [o f the exhibition sea,fton last spring, is still a myster.v man place tie xirith the Medics. atlckers proclaiming slleânce to man from Manchester. 'ITie cir Danielson. \ half ago for tli.OOn, romped off with the S35.000 Roosevelt Trot Fahy. rt ...... 7 1 I for the BrookI.vh Dotlgers. Tha winnei* collected two runs Doniain.. p ... :::::: J tile S t Louis Cardinals and ^the cuit bluts were the first of the Name of Jake Wenln hoa bean i'P:*: ______:------1.------:------• last night at Roo.eevell IJareway. on two hits in the top half,of the NIemah, rt ... I Kansu City Athletics. season for the Stlk Towner wha missing from the Unwp of the The movie scrip! i ouldn'l dupli It was. Jackson who worked the fir.st three innings of the firat Inning. Dave Slbrinsz walked cate the fantastic climax of the Florida game, [teaming with Floyd Wooldridge, Barney Schultz ’Totals ...... ^4 H 6 S 13 8 2 The woman who answers thJ started his php career oh Tues Harm's in TwlUi^t LsaSpia boK- iNassiff Arms Win and scored on Ed Soltyg' single. PAC ft) door ia Mr*.- Mabel Boypr. day, July 5. Johnson’s sectind ecorea of late. Jake, is a Fotenm Tuccio fortunes, for It was the, and Herb Moford to shut out the New York 'V'ankees. Hardly Soltys stole second and came in to / AB R H PO A K of many semoona of jptay .fat inde third straight victory in this fam Keyo. SI .. ./.a... 3 I I 0 0 1 "There:*; Juanita (^ s . Wopd- blast out of tit* luiotUd the anyone ever had heard of the four pitches 'til then.''. score 4Mi Steve Cavagnaro'a base Sawyor, rf 0 mansee). She's 31,“ she will iell score at 3-3 and Uie Muskogee pendent and profeoitoaal balL A Oiililnor league ous tiol for the RIverhead, N.Y.. knock. , . 3 0 111 Only Jackson has stuck all the way with the_Uards and he’s Korfich. 3b 0 0 1 you. "Then there's Ooyd 27. Wayne Giants went on to mn 4:-3. John year ago xvith the North Eada real estate man. Auto Parts came back with one Mlllikon. c 0 0 14 25 and Kenton .24. Next la Dolores son doubled in the firat game 5-0 he copped th* Twi Xêogu* batting Katie Key, another bargain buy, picked the Dodgers, of all people; to prove he belongs. The run in each of the firkt three In- W. PrutUng; 0 1 1 Mtannings R. Pruttlng. 0 0 3 (Mrs. Webb) and ahe’a, 21. Then loss to Ardmoto. Muskogee reata , title xvith a better than J500 aver / won the Roosevelt mile and one 24-year-old righthander had fnftn playing dead again last ninga In the flret, Bill Whltesell ft. OrlowRiu.i. rf,rf. 3b ....1 0 0 0 Lynn Boyer 20, cietis 18, Pansy in second place in tha 'aj^dings, age . . . Notes on octiviUss In W L P r t/ half classic in 1953 and 1954, and drew a walk, and moved to second Kufilnwskv. If . 1 1 0 n 1 0(10 night, winning 6-1 after shutting out the-National League CwiklA. rf ...... Jean 16/knd Shirley 14. Then the five games behind league-leading Uie\Women’a Diyioton at tha Ifon- North End Packeg* 2 was coupled with tlene Mac last on Billy Viot's hit. Whltesell 0 0 0 Naaaiff Arm.! 2. 0 J.OOfl leaders for 8 1 .t innings. R.* OrlowAl, 2b 0 0 0 two boys Ronald 10 and Leonard Shawmee. Johnsbn is batting Country Chib have been night as an entrv in the 12-hor.se ValcDt<^; rf 0 0 0 0 2 .000 It was Jackie Robinson's double------;------scored on Bert Baskerville'a solid 8. Ahd Barbara 7 and the baby, Uilrd in the lineup.. .Mickey:Kat- misalhg dufing the . post two Man Auto Part* field. Katie, who had a had back single.- A hit batsman, and singles Smtryb, 3b 0 0 0 Manrheater High .0 J .000 and Cart I*5irlllo'a single that ârcelja, who ts going on 3." kayeck, native of Manchester\ahd A auoceaaor’ OB capable ea earlier this year, managed 16 gel apolled a second shutout for Jack- by Whltesell and Viot picked up TotSllli . a...... 33 a ft 18 3. & '' Outdo DiMag Family former minor league player and OeoiYla Lombedc has not oa yet another -tally In the second. .In the 013 011—6 Eric Hohenllial and hra biother, home fifth this time; ^ son against the Brook*. He and Mqior LeaguG ...... 001.. 0H)-3 Of the 13, three are' major manager, is coaching the Ameri bton secured « . . Biggeat gome In Norm. combin.ed last night to score lr»fi>cally. t.ene Mac third. Auto Parts scored wiUiout 3b. Cartfr. Hallchor. KnolowRlrv: SB. leaguers. The Boyers Could outdo can Legion Post 10 Junior bue the Rec SoftboU league is acbed- Milwaukee's Bob Buhl are .the a hit on three bases on balls snd 48 points aa Nassiff Arms Won i horse when Tuccio shelled oilt his only two pitchers to. blank the Plank 3.. Domain. G._Orlowskt 8F. the DiMaggio family of three ma- ball team in Wayefioes, Ga., thia led Monday night. July 28, xvhen their second straight-Rer Summer , precious money for the son of his =^Leoders= a passed ball. Plank; LOB, PAC S. Elk* 9: BB, W. ^ r leaguers — Joe, Dom and seuon. Katkaveck caught for a He T e l ^ pUy Vks DeUarera's Pruttlna a. Domain ; SO, W. PrUruiiis S Rxcellency. The horse ws.s owned Dodger* this season. N..l..ai i.e.t.e With Moriarty's leading 5-3 in 1 Biuketball League contest at the The defeat. Brookivn's third/Baitln* ^ Bss.-.l nri 3UO at bst.-i-'Cim 14. Domain t: V, J^niadell. Brlmer. Vine*, for all of the layers are decade in the St" Louis Cardinal MaKdieettr Auto Ports. Bach team by the e.slate of Joseph Ro.se, snd the middle of the fourth, the losers West Side, beating Manchester straight and llth in the last a r baaeball minded. farm system, getting u. high u ■hoxva nina wlna in 10 othrU and High's undermeinned crew 75-t3. had been driven as a - ^ _____. ii. . , ._.7\ rhlladi’lphla and Bur*-!.-. * inrlnnatt. rallied for three scores to take 1NTER.NATIGNAL UCAGL'E Pitcher Cloyd and Infielder Columbus in . the American Asan. each bos kMt to the other once. , 4-year-old by .Stanley Darner games, pared the Dodgera Xnd xjx Aaron. Milaaiikm. .333 8nld-i. t.he. lead. VIot, Hank' Grzyb and Mondieater xvlll not iMrtMpate Na.sstffs led all the way po«t- over Milwaukee to 10'* gîues. Brooklyn. .319 Staadlngs Cletls ,are with the Kansu Cily before a serious leg injury cut Ing qulirter leatls of 12-11'. 32-15. And who drove Gene .Mac foi'* The aerond nlara Rrav»a ^rnahad Runs-Snldor. BtiK'kbn 74 Bruion. BaakervlUe reached on two walks, W L Pc Cletia Boyer A ’a and Kenton, plays third hue short his bid for a catching spot In any Tattle League tosacnanent TuccMi last night? None other than Krsnk Sullivan. Willard Nixon and Tom'Brewer,, left to right, constitute the Big Three and the Red a Brave^-brushed Milwauk-,-. M cilllam. Brookivn. s.3 and a fielder’s choice. Jimmy Smith Aceto A Sylvester ..7 2 .77 thia sumS^. Thla dedalon : xvaa » and 52-29. ' Both Hohenlhals tal off Philadelphia 7-1. ^ w York's; Maya. N-w 5'ork. 61 l,ofan. Mllaau- with the S t L(îs Cardinals. Lynn lied 12 points each In the first half Dance I,' the 27-.veai'-old New Sox have a half dozen other good ones to'go with them as the Boston club makes a run at the Yankees. lined a single to score all three Lawyers ...... T.6 4 .53 1* a rangy left-handed first bue- good ODO'M In post yean Intereat Glanta edged up on/'the Chicago„ ... „ • runners, tlie third one scoring With Eric netting eight in the sec Egypt. N.J.'; driving apd training r»..u.- o- •» ictnn-** __ " __ -. rtuno Run! Batted inIn nmo#*iSnider. . nrniiEiYn. Brooklyn,_S9 " n . N orm a n '*...... 4 5- .44 man usigited to Ardmore, Okla., in the vorioue local looguea wizard. CiiDR^ 3*2 Rhd Cln.cinnftti \^Glloped muoui. 8i. KouIp. ao. Kium^woWi. cm- when JBiakerville Jarred the ball Anseldl'a ...... 2 T -23 of the Cardinal chain, but now he’s dropped off after the tournament . ond period. Pittsburgh 19-1- rJnnatl. W; (‘'•miwin^llo. Bmoklyn and Jack EUleiia pours a soft' drink Brothers on Spree Whiskers to Spare from Dave Gibsoh't; grasp on a From!-D to Majors, out with a fractured-wrist Then {day. tor tfae m a il ISy. Moya. N**w York. M play at the plate. Belmont Has TYack Ready fo r taammate Bob Long during Pinky Hohenthal tallied 2ft G^he Mac took the lead after Ezzahl Just WoR’t Say Quit Indians UnIn (Bune litto—Aaron. Mllwank«*r. 110 Mu**N Gaining a 5-0 Ifsd in the 'first And Then Reverse, there's Ronald and Leonard who RoclavlUe’a American Legion t lm o ^ t for the professional foot points in all while Norm netted the first mile and Dancer' broughl ' In the/ American. Cleveland Irr, N pw Yolk. 1<»7 BMiinn.''Milwa»ik^p. Auto Parts lead vtoa short lived Inning, Aceto A l^lvester edged play Little League bail. battery ocelnst Mencheotar lost' pulled within four games of IDl; Kluoiôoki, (.'mclniiati and Moon. aa the winners roared b4u;k with Wedneaday /Hight, Jackie ûaher ball Loa Angeles Rams worklpg SO. Forward .Joe HUblard chipped him home with whi.skers to spare ’ St Lmilo. 100 the Lawyers 6.4 lalt night ..in an Is Story of Waugh For Swaps-^Nashua Race The Boyers Ulk of little else at the University of Redt^ds, in with 11 markers for the winners. over the 30-1 shot, Tag .Me, Owned New ,York by beating ^the Yanks Doilhlro—SVOdffr. Bionklvtu I-Offan.. a trio of run* in the top of the IntematlQnal Little League con but bueball. Aa Vem' Boyer, father and Larry Remkewlca, was tha 5^-and third place Chlc'ago moved Milwauk^# and R**put«ki. St t/ouio. y ) . • fifth to sew up the win. Gibson of the boya puts it: aame that pitched land batted C ^ f^ with the temperatUn 'on Eddie WoJciR .played an excellent by George E. Qulrl, AmsterdaTO. j Charles Persistent Cuss Bruton. Milwankpp, 19. Brook test at Verplanck School. The wsa safe on an error, and went to ' '-'•H ’ ” i '' the flield above 00 degrees./"^ floor game for the losers and al.>(o Y. Tluid. another three lengths' to within a half-game of the In lyn. ifi Brunswick, Ga .-^(NBA) — New York (N E A )—The Swapa- "I can sit down and talk to Roc)cvllle to a win over Monebea- third as Cavagnaro doubled; his 'game marked the end of compe- lauJl^ted at Sir Barton and the tallied 13 points. Close behind him back, was Newport Dream, the; dians b>» sweeping a (wi-hlghter Trlpl^p - Bruton. Milaaukff#, 9 tion in the first round and the Few pbtyers liaye ever ro. .S>w York and third hit of the game. John Lucas French champSon, Papyrus wna were Buzz Keeney with 12 tallies 19.54 Hambletonian winner, front froni Washington 13-4 and 6-2. trlumphâve the winners the first such rapid extreme on the b4Me- though the colta xvlll continue to u d all I get is a 'yes’ or ‘no’ or a petition aeveral eeesona A m . . . t’l**Dif*ntr ann Iconic Pltlpburch. 7. reached on a fielder'* choice with caugh/vin the wrong shoes against Several mqjbr league'Nbasebell and Dick Dubaiioskl with nine. the Newport Stock P'arm of Octave In Heavyweight Division Boston split with ■ Detroit, losing Ilonn* Runs Khi?'»#‘w.6kl. ('incl.nnafl, round title. •, ball es4»lstor aa ''Jim Waugh. go separate way* for Ui* next shrug. But start talking bueball Gibeon scoring. Ron Lallbene’s hooded SeV. The win enabled Nasslffs to tie Blske, South Plainfield. N. J. 6-0. then winning 7-3. Baltimore 20. Snider. Brookivn. Mav.«, N#*w It took the '/1-year-old- lAn- fHMiple of months. and you can’t get a word in." aeputa werein the etonde at' the Ic - Sport Schedule York. 27. Hank*. rhU’aj(<*. 2J, M.athff««, second double of the n l^t regi Singles by ^Howard Hanson and But match races have had their the North End Package Store for .Tuccio bought Katie Key from swept its evehing-nlght ■ twinbill raster, Ohio, native leas- than a George D. Widener liopes to The back porch of the Boyer gion-RiMlÛe game . ; . Chip off MUwaukvp. 22. ^ — Istered Cavagnaro w d Vic Co Don Tarca, a three-run homer by moments, top, like the early thrill the old iôck; Leading hitter la tha the league lead with two wins Jiiliiis ,Sllz of pes .Moines, Iowa in at Kansas City 10-7 and 6-4. Stolen Baups—B4»> ♦*r. 8^. I.ouir 1.^: John Banlvage plus three errors, full season of profeaatonal play bring the great sons of Khaled and home is crowded with baseball By G AYLE TAIjBOT a fellow- named E;u:ard Charles l ever tried morf «jMW>oriily to r*-, BmokhTT and T4»nfipl'*. ♦’inrmnafl 11’ bun's single scored Laliberte. provided by iêriesn Ekilipse and National little League , thia-aeo- each. These two teama.will meet 19,50 for about 110.000, Katie had Manly Stanley Musial. the fel one walk and a fielder's choice to move from Brunswick of the Naarullah together’In ’The Sysonby Henry. D û to ran 'dead heats gear and soiled laundry. Mrs. Boy: New York. July 15 i/P)^You can ' sticking out a* thb' moat logical claim his place iir the sun. Milwaiike*' and Trmplr rinrinnail. 11. For the winners. Csvagnsro, at Belmont Park, SepL 24. Tha dis uoti is Billy ’Viot.oYthe Manchester ToBlgbt Monday night at 6130. won 1800, and now has earnings low who won the All-Star game, Bruton. Milmaukr*’, 10, Mav.«i. N »w Claes D Oeorgia-Florlda with Dobbins md Henry of. Na er takes in launtiry to make finan sav this much for Ezzard Charles, ; candidate to fight Marciano yet 1 Th e^ and Laliberte paced the attack produced five runr in the first tance and value have not yet been 'Auto Fxurts. BlUy. eon cf Tuffy . X NaaaUfs, SilS-C har- of 1190.000. hit his 20th homer snd Wally York.'9. frame for the winners. That was League to major league ball varre in 1893 and '94. cial ends meet. b'aulft Armt <1.H again^ providing the. Rock beats I that Charlps^ had/become the first PitrhiiiK I on k dpcifiir*n») - - with five hit* between them In determined, can be adjusted to the Viot, U hitting the apple at a .560 ■v . B F PIP "4n 1953 1 bought Ger\e Mac. whatever you might think of his on Sept. 20. Moon smacked his 12th as the all that was needM aa Banlvage xvith PiUsbxirgh. Lowered TiAck Mark Pegs on the porch hold bueball M 11 " - ~ former heavy chiatnpion In history NVwcombf. Brooklyn, 14-1. .93.1. l.a- cluding three two-baggers. Dave demands of the owners of the cup. ’Tuffy 'waa a fine baaeball • North Endo >*. Henn'i, 6:15— Hublard. f ...... J and they said I was nuts." Tuccio Cards pounded feur Brook pitch’; bin»*. Br4>okl\n H-2. ‘•<‘‘0; Arroyo. St. Slbrihsz hurled the Blstanje re allowed the loser only two hits, Now Waugh’s back wbere he Before diapoeing of hia nephaw. caps and the A on many of them N. Hohenthal, f ...... 9 2 - » 20 ability as a prize fighter-^he's the: Before - you ^scream foUl. look to rcbcn the summit Si,ain on the l.outo. .769 1-opp. Brookivn. 11^3, stars. The Sysonby is-for three- playor tor years in Manchester 3-1 2R ers Tor 11 hit* in support of Jack- started, with Brunswick, try War Admiral; in '38, Sea biscuit could mean Athletics, Ardmore or Mt. Nobo..' £1. Hohrnthill. c ...... 13 relsled. "Gene had two bowed ten most grimly persistent cuss the i over the list. Jack.son tops the night'of his return bdut with W al ,7.V»: I'olliim. t'tnrlnnati. R-3. .727 cording nine atrikeouts and walk- both doubles, while walking four year-olds and up, weight for age, xvith a«verat"ctdbB Inchidiiig" Joe AnMldi’a vg. Normgn’a, 6—'V«r- Koskl. c ...... 4 1-2 ■ 9 son's fifth victory. The Brooks Strlk4*outo ".1»>n'*ir. t'hica|fo. 114 Rf*b- ing to work the kinks out of a lowered the Del Mar, Calif., track Alb^ The three in the majors )V(» 2 dons. a bad front, shoulder and heavyweight division ever saw. , newcomera »ince he recently wiped cott at Philadelphia in June of '52. Ing six. • .. . J and fanning the same number. Hublord’s Monoheoter Greena . . . phuick. Morgan, g ...... > got just two hits off the youngstei-; Phllsdelphm li'l I'onlry Mll- trauMes4>me arm. and President Widener hopes to record by four seconds taking care played for the Alba High team and Case...... 3 1-2 5 suspensory troubles in the left rear ^ • " , , . „ . w oot- *b earlier defeat by Jimmy That is. thc.v thoi ght so until the For Auto Parlst Viot collected Losing pitchet' Jerry Wilson gave maks it an even greater race, and Fonner recreation Mpt. Johimy Optical va. -Roy Motor iStd**. * — Aa recently as last S ept^ber, | He's a tireless, rugged cus two Judge.! ami Zach Clayton, a both by Roy Campanella. back ; Hsddix; Si i.dm«ti. Boston, 64. Tuiil-, Dotrnii. avenin'g at 6. The Medioa will face when Banlvage and Bill Kuhl- waa whacking Richardson with his both iôrU after Us edudoatlc CharUr Oak. wanted to fight. The final obse 16, then heads for SaO|toga and whip as the horses charged head l4Hiis to study for a dental career. ft-18 41 the money I won with Katie Key Nino Valdes, bcateti by Moore? to .such as Valde-', Harold Johnson rally that won It in the'eighth. ' o .. j Green Manor. mann hit back-to-back doubles. Vie for Title days. A fine bsaSbaU cataMr, Acsto A Sylvester va. Norman's. TotftU ...... Run! Bsltod In Jonson. Ruslon. 73 iy 'i the historic • Travers, Aug. 13. Cloyd is helping put Wayne Score at hair Ilihe, .3J-1.S. Nasatfl!. paid for Gene Mac. ^ e n Mac now quies were held over his recumbent Holman, licked by Ez in a return and Rex Ijiyne. But when he AI Smith singled in the big run; Kslin-. Detroit 6* B-rr*. New York, Meanwhile, the Lawyers tallied and head under the wire. ( Johnny to aaoietiag Wally Fortin . 6—Verplanck. ab r h po % f rbl Swaps and the Rex C. Ellsworth through school. ■ ■ ■> has won me sboiil 157.000.’' frame last April, when Johnny go only a month ago? Floyd finally did get in the ring with after Rosen's clout had tied it a «2. Mantle, New York 6i, Boone, po- . 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 There waa the picture race bet- in ooodilng this yeorin AmeHcian Nasaiffa vs. North Ends. 6:30— MftcionF. cf .... single markers in the second and Pairings for the first round in string move into Chicago for the The Boyers have adopted a Holman atopped him in Miami. terson, only 20 years old and 170 Marciano Just 6ver a year ago he 4-4. All New Sibrijitz. j ...... 3 1 1 0 0 rt weed Alosb and Whirlaway at Legion Junior nine. Oval. , TOP HITTEItS^ York's runs were ! K.line Detroit. 124 Smith. . 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 fifth Innings and two runs In the the annual Ladies Club champion Wastilngton Park meeting, Aug. 1- hands pff attitude concerning And yet, here Old Ez is back •pounds? Or '.shall we bring Don fought possibly the greatest fight off Bob Lemon. Ray ■ Nsrleskl <'|4*v#*lain1 l it F‘ >x. rhirago, JUi. AnoAldl. M .41,** Narragansett, Sept. 19, 1942, the Pfdlce ft Fire holds 0 half-game PoUca A Firs vs. Ponticelli's, SoItFs. 2b ....a . . 4 1 1 0 0 1 third. ships at the Manchester Country Sept. S. Swaps’ appointment there horses locking heads for a mile the $35,()8i() bonus the Athletics Mickey • Kotiisivbck again, like a man on a pogo itick. Cockell back again? Of course, if of his career, before losing in 15 won in i-elief. Jim Konslanty. Kiif’im. Dt'troii. loi Po«F r, Kan.«-A^ (ilboon. r ...... 2 2 1 10 1 rt lead over BOntly’s Oilers in the C?hv. 96 o Tonight at 6 o’clock, the second Caiib were announced- this morn are paying young Cletc. 6:16—Oval. Official Rockville Uttle League We'll be the last to contend, that Moore should liO the crown, there gruelling rounds.' Rocky called him ( ’AVEirnoro. os . . 3 3 2 0 0 \ ia the American Derby, being run and three-sii(teenth8 and' the bar Outhit Bankers the Yanks’ are flreman, suffered D*mhU*— Finigan KimnAit ruv 22. -0 0 0 0 1 round gets underway with Nor ing. All matches must be com tight Intermedtoto Baasball Medics vs. Oreen' Manor, i6— batting averages have been rbe he was a wolf with a curl.v tail the 'moot Courageous fighter I .Lucas, rl ...... 3 on turf for the firat time, Aug. 20. gain basement three-year-old get "It’s hia 'money,” says Mrs. with Ui4 Natiohal League Red will be. nothing to worry about for his first defeat. Ku»*nn. D^lrolt. 21. W hl^ anti Piprsall, Lallbrrtfi lb ... . 3 2 2 3 0 b 1 man's meeting Ansaldi’a at Ver Leogua xriilch playa its gomes at Charter OaH- leased showing the leading hitters, B0 .6 I011 nn<1 ptiOfr. Kftn«a* 19 pleted by Sunday. Chira Anderson, Owner Ellsworth and Trainer Boyer. "He (a^n (lo anything he Birds. During thb 1945 season against young Paul Andrews the a tinrie, because Archie is com ever fought." "in case you never The White Sox stayed in the Cohun, l( ...... i 0 1 1 0 0 3 ting the nod In a photo. the West Side Ovi^'Tha PFa have Emanuelj vs. Center Church, TrlpIff»--MAntlff, N*** York 7 Bti.«bY'. — — —- — planck School. the defending champion Is paired wants with it. We just hope he Mickey caught for Hartford In with 16 of the boys batting .360. or other* night in CThicago. But he did mitted to give Rocky a return heard anything very good alMut scrap by taking their -iOth and Meschach Tenney have indicated A ’ lot of folks still would like to 6:80—Robertson. Triumph Again ('Klcago. Kaltnff. D#“iroit Finigan. Kan- 36 8 H •18 3 1 8 Aceto a Sylvester (S) with Edna Hillnski. Other pairings to Jimmy Kllroe, racing secretary doesn’t blow it, but we won’t tell the Class — Eastern League ajid won five of Six starts wliUe Bont- better. Roger Javgrauckus ..500. win over a very promising young shot. We are only assuming that Elzzatd. 11th dectaiom from the Senators O ty and c’atf^y. -Ww York. 6 TotAlo ab r h t*o a e -rbl see Nashua tackle Swaps again. \y’m spwt *■ 5-2 record. . . . Moo Tuesday, July 6 AaU Paris («> 4)' 0 ft (» 0 include: and handicapper at all New York him w'hat he can 6i*,<»n’t do.” later caught and managed in the aifford Mllliken .483. Jimmy Coje man, and the official who voted for things w-111 come to the worst. Why he didn't feel like fighting in 12 games. A seven-run fourth Rum* Manila N’fw York. .21 *b r h po » e rbt Smith, cf ...... 3 Morbardt hoe continued to hit the BUta vs. Nassiffs, 8:15—Charter .452, Elliott ShimkowUz .423, David Kalin#*. Detroit 19 Zauohin and .T^n- Snycirr. 3b ...... 1 1 0 rt 2 rt N.cllle. Johnson vs. Peg Chanda. tracks and Santa Anita, that Utey Ken, playing thih^ hue for the (?la.ss j p Georgia-Flbrida. League. Andrews must have been looking Ez already holds the record for that way again in the return bout inning which included, trtpje* by Whltesell, ss ...... 2 t rt 2 2 !• Oak. Logan .406. Doug Roberts .400, *#*0 . Boaton. IS; Z^rnlal. Kansan.rif> , Viol. If ...... 1 0 2 rraig PB Peg Stevens ys. Betty Wilkie. will bring Swaps and Compxmy to Oordinals, w u regarded Inf the Wlieir he piloted Waycroes to the hard bon xvith tha St. Cyril’s in at another fight. chances at regaining the heavy last Se-itember is somethin .' no one Jim Busby and Orerte* Minoao. 17 3 t 0 Banivagp. p .... .’.V. 3 3 2 0 4 0 the Hartford Twilight LSaguo tUs Oroa-tteg vs. Auto ParU, 6;30— standing* Stolen Bosfo-Rivera. C’hlrago. 1.3 t'.rxyh. cf ...... Kuhtmann. c ... 3 ft 1 4 ■rt rt Mary Gangwere'vs. Bye. Belmont Park for the fall meeting. spring u potentially-the National league title several seasons ago William Pnittlng .400. David Slota Hurricane Nest title “ three. He won the NBA ver wil} ever know—no one except packed away the opener. And DIc'k Baskervitle, 3b ---- Charter Oak. W L Pet. Mitm«4i, ('hirogn, 9 J#*niisn. Bnsmn, • f51rich'*r. lb ...... 3 \ rt 12 ft 0 Ann McBrlsle vs. Betty Benton. Their top two-year-olds are being League rookie of ,the year. He'S the fans nominated the Manchea-. aeaaon. . . A l Surowlec haa bên a .389, Gordon Plank .375, Robert As a reward, the former cham sion of the big prize In 1949 and Ezzard down in hia strange, con Donovan won hia llth. his sixth M. Siminons, lb ... 2 1 1 0 rt 0 BA's va. North Ends, 6:15— First National ...... 9 0 1.000 Smith. Cl^v^lanil and Bau#*r and Smith, rf, p ...... llanBon. rf ...... Evelyn Lorehlzen vs. Barbara Local Sport doing all right too. ter man for the position of city jBCk-oC-oll-tradea with tha Royal* Morris .364, Darwood Winchell .353, pion haa been assigned the unenvi added the New York version as tradictory heart. If it was Just straight, in the nightcap as the Hunter. Nffw York. 7' Tarra. If ...... 1 ft 1 ft 0. 0 pointed for the rich The, Garden Mt. Nsbo. Beaupre Motor* ...... 5 4 .555 rhurtll*. c . ;..... rt ft 1 0 Williams. But Francis Boolu. who coached mayor. Mickey is the city rec in Um H vtford Duity League. The Stanley Gill 343. Mark Smith able task of trying to cool off Hur well in 1950 when he gave Joe that Rocky had hurt him so cruelly Pitching ( Rasf*d (>n K d#*visir>n6l D Simmons, p. rf Andptaon, 2b ...... 1 0 State at Garden State Park, Cam Lawyers va. Ansaldi'a, 6—Vsr- Manchester Ttiisl . .. .1 4 .500 Sox slueged rookie "Ted Abernathy Donovan. ( ’Inra^Y, 11-2 fi4€. Ryfrts.. T'-’ Caroline Laking vs. May Wilkie. both Ken and CHctis in high reation director In W ayewss... big West Blder has cwigbt, pltelied. .333, Patrick Hamilton 333, ricane Jackson in Syracuse next in the fir.=-t one that he couldn’t Howes. 2b ...... 6 18 9 1 den, N. J., Oct. 29. . lânck...' Naaaiff Arms ...... 2 6 .250 Louis a fearful beating. But he to break a 2-2 tie In the eighth In Nsw York. 7-2. .i7»* Fornl^lps-..Phicae*? Total* . .k. — .. .. 30 5 Ginny Thornton vi.- Bye. Chatter school, says; Practically all baaeball league played several Infield and outfield Thomaa Hepton. 313, Robert Lanz month. If he does score a decisive loal It the following year in hia face it again', then wh is he strug ning. Jim Rivera doidiled, Walt 4-2 .750; Wvnn. (*l<*vffland, 11-4 .733; Totals " ...... 25 6 * *16 5 4 4 _ Lawyer* <4) Opp4M4)d to Mutch Raceu- Motot- Sales va. Spencer, 6— Elka ...... 1 .125 ' ah r h po a e rbj "I think Clctc, at this stage of flag races In Manchester are ptoltions and has trockod Out bis .310. I J victory over the w ild man. from ninth defense when Joe* Walcott gling along now in a stubborn ef D<*tro}t. 4-s3 .727 Practically all raping people are Waddell. Dropo singled and Shernt Lollsr Strikeouts Score^(Tf*v#*land. tJT Turklnctbn. 3b...... -I1 2 ft 3 1 0 0 Mrs. Anderson was the Class A his career, is better than Kenny close. The only exception is the sh*u|b (ff hits including ooveral I.iong Island, then what we dropped him with a single alug to fort to gel at the Brockton Buster Turley. N#w -York. flarrla rUvs-. Auto Partii ...... Froy. 2b ...... 3 0 I 1 0 0, 1 opposed to match racee. The prin Outhit five to four the First Na homered In the rally. 3B Lalibrrt^ 2. Cavagnaro. Hdwps; »» 2 winner in the Selected Nine Holes PONTRTSLU'S will practicE w u when he w u 18.” Alumni Lrague where Coach honie run*. . . Boh Brody, former have? Why. nothing much except the Jaw in Plttbburgh. No man a third time? He's your witneaa. Stcceaalve seventh-inning home land. 78 Hooft. ' D#*troli. 76. Sullivan SB. Soltyo. GJbson. Cavagnaro. Lmô. MuMullan. on rt 1 8 1 cipal reason is that both rivals fre tional Bank was able to. muater Boston. 74 P. Drianf'y. rf 1 0 0 I rt 2' event held recently with a 39-11-28 Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock Ken sen'ed his apprenticeship In Ronnie Daigle’s club is well on Its minor leaguer, baa deeltded to hang runs by Ted Willlama and Jackie ChurUla- DP. Howro (unaaol«l»'n); BB; quently fail to come up to the Unsel.y hitting to defeat Beaupre Sibrlnox 6. D. Simmon* 2; Slbnn^ Foslrr. ,r ,1 l rt 1 0 0. rt sco.re. Mrs. Lorentzen's 40-14<’26 at the West Side Oval. Ail playeitf the minors, last year starring for Way to a second straight cham up the H>ikea and Is on the slde- Jensen eased, the. Red Sox home 9 D. Simmons 5. Smith 1, Hll^ off. D. Fitzpatrick, rf 2 0 0 0 rt- 0 event dead fit. Swaps and Nashua are orged to attend. Motors 5-1 .last night in the Jim King's two-nin homer. In tlie MaosoUnl. If 2 ft 0 0 0 0 rt score won Class B honors while Houston. But Clete. because of his pionship. Big hitter with .the linea this eeaaon. Bob caught tor 'in the second game at Detroit after Simmons. 11 .for S runs ln_5„ .inninjt,: , 0 rt .n 0 ft won races in Februiu’y, remember. We Need Alumni League at Charter Oak sixth was.■winner Ruben Gomez Smith 0 for 0 run* In 1; HBP. i Sturjk. a ...... 1 rt Kay'Allen garnered Class C laurels'' bonus, must stay wltli 'Kansu City Bankers is Danny Renn who Hartford In the Eastern League' rookie Frank Lary had six-hit (lûritlai; WP. Sihrinsx 3'. PB Libsoii Wilson, p ...... 2 0 rt 0 0 rt 0 That’s a long time for thorough COACH W ALLY Fortin and his two years before being farmed out Park. The victory advanced the only worry.. 1 1 0 fi 0 0 with a 43-17-26 tally. breds to remain 4n training. started in the IJttle League as a several years ago and later xvith First National Bank to,.four full Middlecoff Fires 64 Round Bolton In the opener, retirirtt 2 W Sibrlnss (5 2 ): U. l.aRose, Sinon, lb ...... oncerilefeated American Legion for experience. home riin king.' Renn should be KnoxvIUa In the ^touthem Assn. Red* on Hit. Spree Wlttkoi L. D.-Slm m oni tO-3); Scorer, A trainer Ckn’t leave an entire games ahead of second place Beau Williams four rtralght tiiriex.The Total! 19 4 2 15 2 2 Junior baseball team xvlll entertain When the three big league Tigers gave Lary five rubs in the Everybody got in the Cincinnati kvano; Time, 1:33- In the F and T Tournament held stable , to devote himself to one pre Motors. ur MaBsolinI In 6lh. last weekend.—Mrsr-Johnson. cap Daniglson. Sunday afternoon at Boyers were children, their father, first inning on doubles by Harvey hitting set to pound the Pirates. Aceto'A Syivester ...... 5(X) Olx—6 horse. To get Swaps and Nashua Muatering' two hits and three To Pace Milwaukee Field 2:3b at ML Nebo. The contest will a machinist at a earby Carthage Kuenn, Ray Boone and Jim Del- Johnn.v Temple had 5-for-7. includ ROCSIVIIXE LEAGUE leawycro ...... 012 010—4 tured Class A honors posting a in the same field agAln. the horses walks in the first Inning enabled W L Pet. 2b. Frov. kfcMulIan. Banivage. Kuhl* score of 49-12-37. arid Mrs. Lor- mark the final home game for marble plant, and Mrs. Boyer aing. ing a basea-loaded triple and mann: Hft. Banivagr’vag4’ : SB. Turklnrtnn: of Tenney and Jim Fitsaimmons the locals who end their season ntade bOseballs of string. two runs to.cross the plate for the Milwaukee. July 15 (>P) •— Dr. Milwaukee atayed on Brooklyn"! Wally Post hit two homer*. Jackie Kosciujzko ...... 0 1.000 SF, McMulIan: 1*08.sOB. Lawyers 3. Aceto entzen was the Class B victor with must' be in thp same area at the AMESIT£ DRIVEWAYS with Mven others. In the 69 group 3 .500 A Svivestep 3: RB.IB. BanivsgiBanivsge 4. Wilson in WllUmantic Wednesday night. But times have changed. The Bankers. Bobby Daigle hit a single Cary Middlecoff, riding tha crest VB.ftTKBDAY''S BF.Bl LTS trail as Buhl sfikeed five hits wiiile Oollum. meanwhile, six-hit the P AG.- her. 48-14-34 round. same time. D(pnn.Y iNnauio - and stole a seyond base. An Inten wag Slammin* Sam Snead, favor- KBlIeasI . 3 .400 2; SO. Wilson 3. B Banlvage 4: ' —PB Foster 1 ____ Boyer home today Is filled with fanning" 12 Fîls. Bobby Thom Bucs for No. 8. Moose 2. Ki^hlmann;lann: U. R. Carrier. Cartier, There have )>**n some notable tional pass was given to Daii'ny f'( great aiibpar golf, fired a bril- Ite; whoae unreliable putter acted Nffw Yor)* 2. ('hiraffo 2. 5 .166 Mr*. Laking and MrF. Gangwere n.\RTFORD ROAD Grill and bets, baeebollh and gloves. Bose Grading --- Machtaw Spread — Forms Bet Fom r BoH Mllwauk»>«* 7. Phllaaolphla 1. son and Hank Aaron homered and Two iate-inhing rallies pushed Elks ...... Mullan; .ôrer. WllU.am.^; Time, 1:37. busts in match races since Ameri Renn In order to get at Joe, Dyer.* lianb 35-29 64 yesterday In the Aip. He had 34 greens taps and 35 tied for first place in the Class A the Rainbow Room clash in a eoft-' Alao: Forking Lots — Tcnala Conto — Walka St. leouio 6: Brookl^m 1, Andy Pafko contributed a two- the Orioles to within a half-game can EkiUpee beat Henry by a With two outs via the strike out opening round of the $35,000 MU- Aeld shots. ('incInhoU 19. Piit)*burgh 1. The Elks won this first game ,pf division In the recent Even Holes boll game Sunday morning at 10 Tenna Arranged It Deolred The toumsment la the Arat here AmrrU'tilM run single. Andy Seminick's burner of seventh place. Gus Triando- gnat’s eyelash in a rubber heat at o’clock at Robertson .J’ark. The 10%^ FOE OASH’rRANSACnONB route. Dyer proceeded to hit a sin .watikee Open but earned a me*e Cleveland 5. N»*w York 4. in the ninth (polled the shutout. the iecond round at Rec Field last event posting score o f 44-9-35 and Gold Cup Handicap gle to the outfield driving Daigle one shot lead aa the field ât-1 since 1951. ^ belted his second homer of the Cameras and BA’s the old Union Course on Long Is local nine dropped a 3-2 decision .OVER iglOl 7 The Giants drew to within a game with two on as Baltimore night by defeating the PAC 5-2. L -V " • ■ 46-11-35. respectively. Class B land. May 27. 1828. A fiasco that ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPEBVISED BT home and moving Renii to third. tered pjir S9' times. i yv D^'troit 6-3. Biioton |V, honors were shared by four wom to Rainbow' in the first meeting ROOK •m.. as -h. ni di... Cary Mtditlx off. Kiam«-shk Ijiko, Balttmorf* 10-6 Kansan City ■7-4. game of the third place Cuba, set scored six runs in the seventh In Tha victor* got great aaaiatanCe lives In racing lore was tlye "com Wea Feshler issued two passes to jlie 64, over the par to Blue; y 3fF2* ^ 4, en; Alys Davies 49-15-34, Hazel but rebounded with a 6-3 win two Saturday on Coast NatlonitiliO ting up their final two rune with ning to wrin the opener. The Orioles from the steady performince of Meet al Mt. N ^ o plete and absolute surrender" of weeks ago. Pat Boiduo will pitch DEMAIO BROTHERS VALUE Henry Pedemonte and Ray Ponti- iMoiind Country Club, W'Aa regia- ' Fred Hawkins. St. Andrews. 1 * / W L Prl. CBL Donald Domain and thia hitting of Barger 50-16-34, Ginny Thornton , Br«K>klvn* , ...... W 27 stqlen bases. Don Mueller homered clipped the ,A's for five nir in the Califomisn, Mollie McCarty, to for the-Grill and Harry Bonham _ ESTABLISHED 1920 eelll forcing in the final tally of the tried before an r.atimated 10.000 t.„u n.i,.. v v shortatop DaVe Carter. Domain, 40-15-34 and Mrs. Hillnski 47-13- Inning. /ana that lined the short. 6,356 T'O Kroll. rtica-...... N. Y .YV33 46. Mllwaukor ...... 47 .77 .560 ItO- for the first New York run off the eighth inning, of the nightcap, The North Ends and Herm's Ten BrOeck In LotilsvlUe, July 4. ia the likely atarter for the visi Inglew'ood. CJalif., July 15 f/P)—A CALL NOW ANYTME Mike Souchak, Orossina^r. N. Y.. rhicaco ...... 45 41 .52.1 iV j loser Bob Runh, who had allowed with Davy PhUley knocking a two- showing a complete reversal of hi* 34. ' 1878. \ MANCHESTER MI-S-7691 — HABTFORD OQnpel t-fflT Three-Run Sixth .. ^ 'yard enurae. , 32-34-W. Vork ...... 43 41 •512 .14';, Camera tahgle tonight in a Twl tor*. field of about seven candidates Bo Wlnnlnjar. Oklahoma Cily, Okla . î...... 39 42 .4fi] 17 Just one n n in three previoua de nin homer, for their first double- - form oyer hia last outing, turned In Defbund War Admiral tthaped up today for the 16th run The other three .nins ranik'in Middlecoff'a 64 .tied th< course light League tilt at ML Nebo at The Ladles Division held a Allowei 32-34k-S4. U'lnrimibu ...... 4.3 IR cisions over the Giants this reason. header victory of the season. a commendable performance last 6:15. The Northles, boasting a 2-1 More recenOy. and after a poat- LQSJAL PL.AYBRB intereeted in ning of the $137,100 Hollywood the sixth Inning. Two hits, bark to record and hia sizzling 29 on tlic JImmv Clark, l.fffpina- B<*arh. I'slif.. philadFl^na ...... n 47 .4.V) 21 night. Hia control was auperb and Guest Day event Wednesday^n back atretch aet a new mark. 3fr-3)—46 ( Piiubuisb ____ .30 bS .341 29‘» ____ L__ L. \ , won and lost record, can tie the ponement, Ssabteuit ran axvay performing In the Rec Bummer Gold Cup Handlc.^p tomorrow and bark by CJlyde Richard and Chuck Paul MrGuirr, Wichita, Kan . 34>32 — his cpolneaa aided him In keeping which 21 women' from various from War Admiral by four lengths a rousing battle for the gua for cloon inOd «ort in trodo on 1955 NASH Thera ara 147 entranls in the Aineflran , - league-leading British Americans club* participated. — — Berketball League are urged t'd You Can't BayfEm R Ant® Inswenee Bainiofld; another -intentional pass 44. ... '. ... .-c'.r ■,w ;"36' . « r hi* rival* in check all the way. in the Pimlico S p e ^ I of 1938, al ranteed hundred grand poy))fr to RAMU.ER : : STATESMAN . AMIASSADOR to Renn found the bases, loaded meet, and in addition to the 39 Mike Fetchlrk. I.ake Mah»|Mi(\ N I I'l.velHiul .. ' SI tA .54 JO 4 witlf a triumph 4onlght; 'while thie contact L^giie Director Neil Law Y.. 33-35 -47, Chlrax,. .... 44 A t the pUte, Carter banged out Photomen are seeking their SeC':' though the grandaiând eon of rence. FiMr teams ootnprise the the winner i.s.Jn pro.spect. with' .Dyer the next batter. Failure who broke par. another 12 Jackson Bcadley, Houston. Tex., 35- Bostons ...... four' aolld hit*, -one of which waa Got our ,dool today! Ttmra's nono bnttnri maiciied it. .570 Yankee^ Scout Cochrane ond win after a alow st4trt. Yfsn o’ War rah dowh. the back- cirouit which plays Monday and An' ouUidcr or twid would not to touch first by the first basemen 33'’“67 * Detroit .54K) 12 a double, in his four appearance*. stretch as one. Thursday nights at the West Side. surpri.se race track experts when WHY PAY MORE? etiable two nins to cioss the plate Nix RlrilB. Oae Eagle Julius Borns, Mill Pines. N. 33-34 Kansas rilv ...... 3H 4R .429 Ifi'i Brendon Shea will probably take Middlecoff, willowy ex-dentlat —47. ' Wsshliiirtoii ...... 27 .135 "27 • Hi* four hit* and one by Richard the hill for the Cameras while Capot ran-awsy and hi(f:^.by 12 the entry box shuts down, but the and an error by Ihe shortstop In a (Jens I.IIUer. Palm Bprlnfs. Calif , Baltimore' 96 .313 Looks at 600, Signs One Hallcher, also a double, were all lengths.. .from Cpaltown''In the llheup promised to include: Sea why Allstat* soM mom onto Imiraiwa In 1954 rundown accounted for the third from Meinphia. Tenn.. whose par 35^32-1-67 TOpAVS (lA.Iia^S Dick Blow is expected to serve Jerry Barber, Ix>e Anfeles 3.3-34 -«7 I I - - tha Elks could collect off the de^ them up far the Northles. Pimlico Special of 1949. 'Pw LEADING MAN Social Outcast. Detennine. All- than any othor compiMy bomd on dlmct writtM and final run; ' blasting this year earned him the Ameriras once because Assault wasn' New York (NEA)—Roy McMil Masters' and Western Open Cities, Wally Uirlcn. Rorhester. Minn., 34-33’"i Wa.-hlngton at C)Uca(r>; SchrOits fS-5i livery of Billy Pnitting. Pruttlng The Cameras, who walked off don. Rejected. Mister Gus, Porter Beatipre's only run came In the “ 47. V! Truck! i9-6). Detroit (NEA)—Gordon Stanley^ to do so with two strikes oh even to it, the club-footed horse's lan of the Reds leade National promiums. ^ brought down six birdies' and an r.ejie Webb. Si. I.oiil! 3S-31 47. pitched a slick game but hurt hi* with the regular, season champion house and Trusting. alxth- inning bn 55'es Feahler's Baltimore at Kaneas City—Zuverlnk Cochrane is back in basebail after > ihe superior hitters Albert as ’ ’ own Cause by issuing six bases,on What are the infractions an with Armed at Belmont Park xvas' League shortatopa in 1054 in put' The distance is A mile and one- COMPARE AND YOU’LL FIND Allstate, ths company founded BOLAND MOTORS eiigle, along with a pair of Jim Turnes*, Brlsrcliff. Tenn., 33- V!. Shams i4-6t. ship-last year, have practically the homer to deep center field. 34 4)7 an aâeiwa of 17 years. Mr. Mack called him, wanted to balls whil# hia mate* Were' com umpire it not supposed to call un a travesty. Warren Wright giving :U, 341; double plays, 129; and quarter and to the victor goes by Siar*. offers rates usually lower than those of moat companies Defensive stars for the victors bogeys. In hia great • day’s work Boston SI Detroit—Nixon (7-5) ts. same team this year but’ haven't —a really better auto Insurance value! A t the eonie time, you , \ "YOUR HOMETOWN NASH DEALER” ' Tommy Bolt.'Chauanooca, T'nn., 33-j Gnrver l2-9>. Mliêy Chll McGehan. His field fi'bm 31-year-ol6 Fred Hawkins of Dimald Whitt. Alameda, Calif., 33 gt t-ouis a1 Brooklyn—Arroy. Hearn (4-S).. « hit.' . Tonight's game at 6:30 between and Steve Qamjer .to bring home b4xn that la caught and falling to lies. Other batters "who did well er. ^ Don Clterry. WIchilA Jealls. Tex., 34- MllwauJiee at PtUladelphla (nisht)— back' but up on! toxMti a base. 'Displaying BalanceTurns FRANK LANOMACK ~ Ml 9-5A50 for the losers were Dick Sylvester Eight shots of the paA was 3 4 ^ . BiirUpttF (7w4)‘V^. Simmona (M l . the .ioaing aide' *■*" •.game Just “the other day. the Moose and the Kosciuazko the v#rdlct.««9 ' Bob Roaburf. San FYancLirn, 35-33— : Cincinnati • club xvUl be the last Little League Q — What first base experience^ You're in G<^d Hands xvith and ,Pauj. Sartor. Jsck Fleck of pavenporl', Iowa, M. nnrinnAll at/ PituiDurKh>- Nuxhall of the Macka’ |I saw a veteran, high-salaried lS-6) va. Isjow (G.3). family fight. ! Pitcher walk a catcher who was -- game for at least a. Week. Next Eggs will detorloratc aa aouch' in did Gus TriandoS have before' Tonight the third plai-e Mab- ir.aking his first start as ne^ly ^Bi^le Voaaler. Fort Worth. Tex., 35 Joining the Oriolto? Didn’t- he Chester Trust will try to tie ci owned U.iited States Open - C o c h r a h a i lotting all of .189. You see pllch- 1 week’s schedule has been poat- four wpeka at room temperature ^ ^ o ijfe Schnelter, Salt j-aka City, coaeped at the! *r* ahould know better walk( -;| poned to allow nightly drills /or as in four montliii in cedd Storage. (iatch for Kansas City of the Beaupre Motors for second place Champion.’ His putter, the weap Byron Nelson Wins American Association last seaapn? /i NORMAN’S when they face the Naaslff Arms. on that struck down Ben Hogan Yankees’ , pre-i'pitchera who couldn’t hit a aoft- IN C I COMPANY * l i . 443 H A R T F O R D R O A D > A •— Triandos pla.ved first'base Ggme time is slated for 6:15. in their recent playoff for the ■ training **a*<^[ ball with a plank.’* • ’ , --. ''jsr; OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL.9"^' French Goif Title a c h o A r, for Birmingham in I95S and was First MatlessI Rsak ti> ' - U.S. title, failed Flack miaarably. Want* Fiaster Oxunea A so Impressive that he finished t,be all r h po a • rbl including t>vo thgea putt greena. Mitch Little Gains Mirbey CochnuM Cochrane has sevejrai' auggee- Richatif. .. 3 1 I 0 3 0 n ' N # w York Four s Form er: Chanjpions aeaaon playing 18-games there for DaiffI*-. rf 3 I .1 6 n 0 0 Indicatlona were that par alaah- ftria, July 15 (î—Byron Nel tlona for speeding up games that the Yankees. Gtherwiae hi* ex Saiinnnd, lb 3 1 1 * 0 0 0 Ing will not abate on thla wide Ameiicana in the ihidweit. / ' p . Seniors Golf Plav son, 43-yesr ol r b po a 0 ibi chester Country Club in the Claaa a comer or pitch to spots on men won and four lost mark against Sylvrm* r, rf atar who la the year'a top money ehip yesterday with 17 pnder par who are next door 'to being All- points but the Hall of Famcr who peting in the annual Tbwn Tennis schoolboy immpetltion. . Ktner, Indians;'Ted WUUaros. Red .4 0 2 0 0 0 0 winner; Bo Winlnger of Oklahoma AA 7S: years old and over class. tJrrr. lb .... . 4 0 o il t) 1 0 He shot a 40-35—75 round to nip 271 over the'par -72 6.660-yard La. America outs. You repeatedly see managed the Tigers to two pen Singles Tournament which gets Two matches are scheduled at 2 Sox; Del Eania, PhUUes; and GU THIS PAPER FVidjXtfc. p ... . 3 J* 1 0 1 0 1 City, Okla,, victor in the recent Boulie <»urae near buburban Ver the count going to two and threa nants and. *• world • championship. 'fimderway tonight .at 8:80. Mul- o'clock Saturday aftamopn at the Hxidges, Dodgera. ’Fliffiri aa ... . S 0 0 « 1 .1 .0 Vancouver Open; Veteran Ted -Will Allan of Norwich ; by a Maltrni|Hi. G y . -0 & 0 5 0 0 0 atroka. sailles. , ’ " on batters whq practically have io "Borne of it is good, of course, but ' doon, who defeated Al Whitney in West Side. Gne; pairs -Al Whitney, Q — What clubs meet in the Daffy. It __ . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 krolt of Utl6a. N. Y.; Jim aark of Only. Manchea/Sr man to coni- The Roanoke, Tex., veteran,had buy base hits and couldn't hurt'a. players too frequently don’t prop the finals last season, has drawn against the Gimatead-Leary victor Hail of Fame Game' in Cooper*; i'ampb* II . .. . 1 rt il r 0 0 0 Laguna Beach. CaUf., an? new rounds of 69-65-67-70. to-finish two } Mc4*r^ban. 3b . Z 4, Sartor _t .______Daigle.. . ______Dyer._ . RB. of Chattanooga. Tenn., winner of eisty of Connecticut tournament ■ -— t Oochnuie recalla how Mr. Mack hia ptaying days. He’s looked at ’’ ! Turkingtbn against Marv Cbhenat Johnston match at the high school shortstop gets in his way and the Renn 4. Faahlrr 4: 80^^ R fnn’ 7, Fash- last week's Sti Paul Open; .UtUa —ail of Connie's old boys call the high schopl courts and Bill and Muldoqn liteets the Corcoran’ runner trips and falls; By the time ter 6: Sonrar, BuerLno. ysaterday at the Shuttle .Meadow Pitching—Larry Jackson, Card 600 this year and signed Just one, 1 Jerry Barlxer, the man Ikilt beat; omirsc. Only other local player inals, r9 on four hits—giving way tha’y can hvirt you is to 1m League xirtaen be graduated from ... three of- his eight matches with als slated in ,lhe afternoon at 8eld. The runner retuma to second REFRIfiERATORS Charlotte, N. C. (N B A )—The king, and Jim TUrneaa," ax-Pi3A MONBV WINNER .up'two.Jn tha ninth When he lost put op base. Get the breaking or high school; .^Voung Messina U a f, this y * « r 's Manchester H|9h o'clock at the iVest Side. ^ buae. What ia the ruleX . 'Women's Amgteur Cfiutipionahip UUe holder. . V Oiioago /NflUD-^MUce Souchak his* bid fdr a second whitsavash. fast ball over the plate. ; There's second baseman and Cochrana ,, aquad. Local netinen intcrMted in tak| A. Tlie umpire calls obatmeUou G01HN6 JIIET M of the Unltfd States 'Ootf A.aso- Wlaconain'a ' top ' contander .la rataina this ,/oaiâ golf money- Hittlixg — Oeotg*’ White worry and work aaougk la the likea hia arm, speed' and atyle at , SiUurday'a action beglna at 10 Ing part Ur tha doubles tourney -"'and 'iMM his JmlgnaesA as to lERS elation will again be.an aU-matdi Manual Da La ‘Tori'a, pro at tha winning laad over Dr. Qary Mid- Sox, had 9-for-4 in both games of good hitters.’’ tha plate. in the morning xvtth Dick Olm- are reminded to regViter at' the xstd41 Germany aMtorcyele^raeas In Keuihurg ilng. Mkniijeee ore 800 be. BMW’s. i

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X' ft \ EVENING HEEALD^ÎCAKCHESTEB^ 0 0 N | 7 ., FRIDAY, JULY 15. 1955 f A G I MASCBBSTEA Ji' . X x - / - ’ - BIANCHESIBB EVlSfl^vH ERAU). MAN(hfESTE^ OONN^ FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1958 ftlU R T E B N Rdooui Witliont .Board 69 Sabwbaa.Far.Raat M Hoasia f^ Sola 72 H o o m b Mor Sola ’ 72 A t t d o v ^ r OOMTORTABUB, twwi. ABpOVBR, Three iOMksie roe T h era Wes Fdfow Here at One Time* A £ Aotoaiobiko for Solo 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Hr F A C ^ Y and SHORTEN Jtclp Wanted— Biale SB Artidm For Salt 4S Hoooohold Good# B1 .$ windows, single or anuMb.-qulat MKriy dsobrsted. All\ oent IfAaiqHESTER home, shower Mill, parking, gan- iencea. first floor. Ratlrod n t cx>Hb6iip r o a d 330.00 DAILT. Sell lumlnouh door R o U n v 'P a r k WoAcrs Find DsCORMIEB MOTORS table, 88. HAl. Ueiniun; .fhone MI. working ceupio prMonrsd. PI. LTUMeMUleMR plater Write ReevOa. Attleboro, 17" AD3I1RAL T.V., hi good eo«- OAK LIBRARY 3*0184. ' V”' Lorf« HY8| nwm puieb I H m i f M ^ Y S : rrhnsa CAREFULLY jBOMOfnOMtÔ MasA. Five aainple and detalla. diUon. Phone 3U..9-3331. 3-8146,. LARQB, m o d e r n room,witIi aU Six loiom 4NHnplet« Cape SELECTED'^ and PERSON pinosaiir Print I meqeX HOT POINT refrigerator, in ax- housekeroing taclUtlee, tuUy at Cod with ahed donn8r,_fire- ch»«d breanw«y.,Jô cfur A L L Y ENDORSED cars are fOQBABLVA lU n u iM tached. Private entrance. Inquire SaBwor Hoiiafl For Soat 57 M v iftiM M m t Help \iiânted— Boats and Aceeaaorlcs 46 cellent condition. 30. 8-8487 be ' aw, ftdi basetnont, '^high sure t6 please fussy you.*' 00(30 101 Cbeetnut 8t. . \ .. vatioh, atom wlndowi, n g o , racreatfam rooms Hi' CLASSinED ADVT, Male or 'Female 37 tween 4 and 1 p.lP-. . ANDOVER MKB-A.vsUahle'lMt In Stone „Wall HAVE TOU a rowboat we, could LAftOE, FURNIOHBD room with two weeks In Jidy. 4 'room 4ndsi<^ (ORirouriT Oil AND4L^S combination range, icreaiis, amesite drive. Now baseinont. torfo lot, bekutlHd DEPT. HOURS CSC*PE4U»f WANTED—Diahwathei*. Apply .in r«nt tor first two weeks In Au kitchenette, for working couple or front cottags, $80 week. Ta,. IQ, TODAY’S SPECIALS gust? 3a. 9-5839. > 4 and 4. Excellent condition. MI. va<^t. Selling for 114,600. By MBS. FACT. FFAMOlEnU •as A. H. to 4:80 P. IL m a tU k ttm H person. Center Reirtaurant, 499 girl. 3 a 3-8M1. f-m r . viow-v^'Diraa /n i o u t M jFroni NC8 AND Main St. .■ \ 9-6286:' S. ' - Andover, July 15 (Bpeoial)— 1954 CHRYSLER CLUB / ■ T. J. CROCKETT, Brokor isn’t a bear this time,’' Mid F In t ObMIOttlAM r o o m FOR rent, quiet. 10 minute COVENTRY LAKB-Modcro Lake CLOSING t i m e COUPE Garden— Farm— Dairjr o il an d g a s combination range, walk' \frpm Cheney's. 334 Charter side cottages including boats. Wilbur Cross'Highway. Ex* Selectman L, Edward WM.toanlA MAHOUtC end 4. Chrome pipe and oil f o r c l a s s if ie d ADVT. Windsor De LAixe Model. A one Salesmen Wanted S6*A ______Prodijcta 50 4 Oak St. MI. 3-S3|8. Stendiah. n M7U. Office MI S4M16 *but I have sometklaf to Mum lOAOCO VffTM drum. Reasonable. MI. 8-7691. 81 * ,„IMI...... ccllont neighborhood. For sp* you. Oomq aoe for ymamU." M&N. THRU FRL owner car that looka and rune like Residence MI 9-7751 new. Priced to sell this week. Only 00NVENCNCC6- SALS<83(AN—We haye an opening SPECIAL—Farmer's Outlet, 811 Rueaell St. < PLAMNINO A VACA’nO N T 'Whitcomb, you may remiiBker. 10:80 A. BL \ for an ambitious ealeem'an to aell East Middle Tpke. Native’ tweet Apartuento—Flats— 4 'Hm#About pointmont call ■ |485 down. FIVE ROOMS furniture Including $10,500—Two btdroom ranch, all ■aw a bear In the woods a em a l SATURDAY 9 A. M. Uncoln-Mercury care, both lead- corn, fresh picked picIck' daily. Now ia Tenemoits 63 Old Ofehard, Mains? weeks ago whUt picking kueklo-. ..era in their class. Hard worker the time to Iniybuy rakpberries.rakpberries, for hospital bed. 19 Mndman, off Oak AvailabH laid weak July and brick, garaga, large abade trees, 1950'^HUDSON 4-DR. hWAWVg.ia«ha»i St. MI. 3-4728. plckat fence, .central, convtiilanL M clUNNEY berriea. The story iqipeared Ul tko 'cqn earn $7,BOO to 310,000 yearly. freezing or jam. Tel 3n. 9-7441. TWO FURNISHED rooms with parte o f Aitgtiwt. Delightful mod Herald ahortly before the awmal SEDAN You .will' be 'Selling for an organ- —------k-.,...... / ______private bath, business block on Otrltofi W. Hutchina. 30. 9-0133, Fully equipped. Four new white APARTMENT Site G.E. refrigera ern furniahsd apartmente. Ona 3 9-4494. BROTHERS, Inc. Firemen’s and Sportemen'a Oliean- izatioh with a statewide repuls- tor excellent condition. Reason- bM Une, free parking. See Mr. rooms (ataepa 4) ai $50 and one bake, and, from all acoonatA Ed w î Goodyear tlree.~"A clean^'com- tion for>fslr and honest dealing. . Diamoniis— Watches-^ Keith, KelUi Variety, Depot 8 rooms (sleeps 8) ,i$75. Each haa fortable car. Only $195 down. able. 30. 9-5402. . NEAT AND CLEAN Cspa 0 )4 . five Phone MI 8-9060 or M I 9-S9S1 took more of a roaating thaa tha 3-5121 .A nocomcs Previous -.automotivs axperiencs Jewelry 48 Square. shower bath, hot water, electric yeara old. Five rooma and bath aheep did. So this tlmo M waa ba* Mol MI- THE 6UMMBR not a prime rûleite. Apply in 1955 CHEVROLET 4-DR. MODBRN THREE room apart- range end refrigerator. $$ Saaviow first floor. Two unfinlahed aeboad. ■ ■ . . Ing cautious. LEAVE IT TO person to Mr. Belfiore. Sales LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, rs- Rooms Without Board 59 Ave., Old Orchard Beach, Me- (Pra> Hot water, eil Iteat, fireplace ga SEDAN Manager, Moriarty Brothers 301 palra, adjusts watches expertly. ment first floor, Centoal location, FIVE ROOM home, two acrea of When viattora arrived at tha LIVE llV THIS heat, lights, hot water, refrigera sent.this page with adv. for 10% rage. Conventaat to everytaiag. Whitcomb house, he iuat Mid, Bel Air Model. A really sharp 315 Center St. MI. 3-51SS. Raasonabta prlcsa. Open dally. beautifully furnished upacksis discount of rahtal fM ). Priced at $14,700 for immediate land, twn car girnge. The home Loot and Poond car, 8 cyl; Very low niileage. Only HOBO JlMSlE Thursday avenings. 139 Spruce joom with complete light house tor and range,' Venetian bUnds. with the luxury of country living, "Look!" and he painted to a Maarn, $85 monthly. Write Box L.R. Her E- <1. M c C A ^ Owner -, aale. ReubM T. McCann Agency. lying on the groiuid at the foot o f $495 down, ' MODEUf SALESMAN: Are you Interested Ih Street. 30: 9-4SS7. keeping facilities available. Will 30. 3-7700.- yet conveaiefitly. toented. Call 3Ci. fOQKD — A place wBere.jrou can 'liârning to sell? Manufaûrei^ rent single or double. Children ac ald. » ' V WUUmantic Chamber of Commerce 9-3737 nfter M p.m. hta chimney, a larga flat atOiA pecnre. a complete Une of knittiu and distributor of building prod cepted (limitedi. Central. Reason y HArrihon 3-1370 . about 18 by 34 inches wfiidt eon- 1953 WILLYS AERO ACE BEAUTIFUL, four room apart in v e s t m e n t ! pnpm ty. Four- - • ysiBs m l EccMtoricfl, "U »n k c1 er ucts âa an opening for one more Household Goods 51 able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. * Mancheater MI 3-7054: family, yieUUag a good 10%. tatned one large oomplata print X ' fooda, embroWery cott<»a_and 2-DR. SEDAN salesman. Salary snd bonUs. Mar: ment, partly furnished. Central, M A N C H E S T E | t^ X and four partial ones. . Fully equipped including hydra- p o u tM e FOR RBUIT—Flv* room cottage Manchester Aiiociateie, Realtora. ' ' t iHtwf tlinade. At T«(ir Tarn ried. Car. Write Box J, Herald. w a n t e d ROOM FOR Rent, refined gentle- Write Box O, Herald. MI. 9-9331, 30. 94)884. Nice and clqaa 4-room expend ’’Dinoeaur tracks.’’ skid tha'riai- matic. Color: Tu-tone blue. Only WASNBi/RlV, r, show- - all furnlahed at Lake Chaffee, 888 Oottaje ^tXPbooe ML ' Renablc, Honest Person . man. continuous hot water, , a week. PI. 2-8728. , able Cape Ood, Fireplace, oil heat, ton. Ed atiU Wouldn’t commit Um- $295 down. gAerMNTMffrM MARRIED MEN, ages 25 to 'SS. er. Prlvgte entrance, 101 Cheatnt^ FIVE ROOM flat, completaly furn TO TAKE OVER ished —center of Manchester, MODlFIEDêix room randi, < large kitchen, convw ent gocatlbn. aelf. but he did admit Im had DUAnntCAu with two years of high school or street. ' ■ trance hall, fireplace, tOa bath, t/M T —PASS BOOK Ko. 1400. u n p a i d b a l a n c e Adults preferred. Raferencea re CRYSTAL LAKE, waterfront, rix Full price $1X500. / ^ looked up dinokaur tracks in tha 1946 Cm^VROLET 4-DR. L£!SSSfiSSi better preferred, for established MONTHLY p a y m e n t s rooma, furnlahad, private beach, oil hot water beat, aliiailanm Notice la hereby given that Faaa delivery sales work. Pleasant out LARGE ROOM, separate kitchen quired. Write Box 189, Route No. eacyclopedla knd that thass looked SEDAN " >17.63 2, East Hampton, Cenn. . - August 8 on. m 3-8745 or 9-8108. aiorm, wiadown, fnU cellar. 9U t MANCHESTER— juat like the ones pictured in tho Book No. 1400, tewed by the aav- ' Fully equipped. A lot of fine mile door work, guaranteed salary or and entrance. Gentleman: Park rail fence, amacite dfiva, near Infa department of the Manchea- compensation. Vacatlmi. Paid hos- ' . 3 Complete ing. MI. 3-4724. Oambolati built '4M room, over-> book with the M c^ttoa a t oao age left In this one. Only $75 down. COVENTRY —Deelrable, modern CX)TTAGE, furnished. Private bus line, echodl, onte $11^00: tOGa ter Tniat .Company haa been' loet ' pUalization and insurance, plus Rooms of Brand New sandy beach^ boats. ;^Ventry PI. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml. OOUI3, Nm Cape Cod with breeaeway and and appIlcaUon haa been made to Auio Driving Scjioot 7-A Roofingr and Chlinneyb 16-A Help Wanted— Female 35 Furniture ' FURNISHED ROOM—Near Main * five room, second floor, unfurn garage. Quiet neighborhood. Nicely .. Herald Photo. According to other viaitors, tb8f * TRUCK SPECIAL pension plan. Apply Mrs. A. W. ished apartment in quiet country 3-4825. X ' Andover, July 15 (Special) t-F in t Selectman U Edward Whitcomb and Johm-HamiUon measure -<«aid bank for payment of the Foraker. 760 Wethersfield Ave., Beautiful Weitinghduse Elec. St. Gentleman preferred. MI landscaped lot: Full price $15,800. hors a resemblance to the dlnaaaiir 1952 CHEVROLET 1-TON LARSON’S DRIVING School. ROOETNG—SpeciaUsmg In repair WOMEN FOR bench work on elec 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. residence. Heat and hot water stone impressed with print beUevad to be that of a dinosaur. The stone was pert o f barriet' on PVank tracks ahpwa in the Fonat R u k amount of depomt. Manchester's only trained end ing' roofs of all klntM Also new trical switches. Apply in person. Hartford, Conn.. Refrigerator VSatNON, near PazKwny.vai7 de- PLATFORM RACK Beautiful Bedroom Suite fumiMied. Large porch and Wantod To Rent 98 siraWa i^t-level home. FM place GLASTONBURY— Shaw’s Boston Rd. property. EITorta are being made to aubatantiate belief. Zoo in Sprlngflrid, aseept that UMT—Optional Share Book No. certified instructor. ForryOur safe- roofs. Gutter Work. Chimneys 10 Hilliard St., Manchester. , grounds. Adults preferred. Ayall- these are much larger. A practically new truck at about ty we are trained to teach proper Beautiful Living Room Suite in khotty pine, nrihMInUbed rec- Four mDes-fTOm blMChester. Six 33M. Notice ia hereby fiven that cleaned, repaired, 38 yeara’ ex NICE, COMFORTABLE room next ■ble August first. Phone evenings, i.. The stoae was found Wedimeday H original coat. Only $295 down. ly. MI. 9-6075. perience. Free estimates. Call WANTED —Woman to live in and Situations WantSd— Beautiful Dinette Set reaUon room pnm laundry and room ^me,-mte car garage, several Optional Shue Book No... 3388, to bath for gentleman. 30. O-S^M. Coventry. PI. 2-8658. WANTED—Two or 8 room apart lavatory fecIMnen. Naar nia Une Andover UockviUe by John Haimiton who.was'wurtc* Howley. Mhnehestar ML 8-8361. care for home and do cooking for Female 38 Beautiful "De Luxe" Range ' ment. John Demko,'' 274 Oek St. outbuildings. Bkght acres of land. laaued by The Mancheater Savinga WOMEN MOST careful drivers. Instead of Weatinghouse Elec. Located 3S Wtomten from Ing on tho New Boston Rd.projoct and Loan Aaaociatlon, Inc., haa NEW HORNETS and RAMBLERS one adult. MI. 3-4040 or PI. 3-6050. FURNISHED ROOM for a gentle LARGE, one room heated, furnish Full price $15,500. Local Stocks Never too old to learn. Female in WANTED—Light housework ■ ' Refrigerator If you prefer man or working couple. 64 High ed apartment, refrigerator, gas Hartford. F ^jpclea, 8UA00, with He aaid it was lying face down and been loet and application haa been FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY YOUNG WPMAN, full time foun baby sitting, dsyz. Call ntoHiii liberal flnencug. MCira more Tubes Creating Membership Up when he turned H over tho notot made to aaid Aaaoclation for pay structor. Standard automatic. Heating— Plumbinf 17 Riiga.* Lamps, Tables, Linoleum St. range. Use of atall ahowqf. Adults B t n a B a For Salt 7^ HEBRON— . ‘ Dual Insured car. M and M Driv tain work. Experienced preferVed. 30. 3-7454. and a Few Other Articles til weekly. 10 Depot', Square, homes availabia la the Masebea- dirt firmly embedded In the ro- ment of the amount of depoait. ing School. AO. 9-8541. Apply in person only. 459’ Hert PLEASANT, furnished room, suit ter area. $SAOO ttb: Gaeton Real' Six room Dutch Coloniel, attach' w of the print outlined- it 1955 HITDSON HORNET SEDAN LiElimOX FURNACES and warm EVERYTHING Apartment 4, ed garage, large lot. Full price Hazar4 7414 other stone, ahowing a heel-ptlnt Bulcka, Oldamobilea. Completely WELL PAYING opportunity. Digni singing canaries, hamsters, tropi See It Day Or Night For V\)te On Proposed TTIREE ROOM apartment with Inspect, evenings or weekend call pital and reported that her son is of the ’’animal,’’ waa alao found at DeCORMIER MOTOR 3tANCHES’TER Package Delivery. Hartford F ir e ___ xi.170 .180 recondltlaned throuthout. Two 1948 HARLEY i:^ motorcycle, fled, Intereatlng work. Experience cal fish, pet foods and supplies. If yoii have no means of trans Conatitutional Amendment bath, at 419 North Main SL^ 30 9-7936. HENRY STREET—Three bedroom youhgater who had Boated qut to making wonderful progress. the same time, but has baen 2,800 miles. Manchester Cycle Light trucking and package deliv ranches now wearing ooiuplatton. SPElClAL FINE home of six NaUonal Fire 100 110 doora and four doora. No doam SALES, Inc. unnecessary. Write O, Herald. 995 Main St. MI. 9-4273. Ol^n 9 portation, I'll send my auto for Baerifice $14,900 ah unsafe distance and had a p Funds for treatment of . the mialaid. 8hop/Ml. 9-2098. ery. Refrigerators, waahera and s.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Thursdays 9 Tnie electors of the . Town of Among, the many axcallent fea rooms. ’Three on first floor and Phoenix ...... 86 91 payment Good credit ia our only stove nyrring epeclalty. Folding you; No obligation. three bedrooms and bath on sec parently developed dlfflculty. While Life and ladetMltv Ins. Cos. youngster, a cerebral palsy vic At the present time, tha atone ia requirement. Aa low aa $8 per 24 Maple St., Manchester a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green Manchester are hereby warned to Business Locktions tures -- ere fite built-in Oectrlc tim, were eoUected in a communi on dliptay at WUtoomVa hmaa and chairs'for rent..3 0 . 9-0752. Stamps, A—L—B—E—R—T—’- S meet at their respective polling ranges and ovens. It you hurry ond floor. Steam oil heat. G a rt^ the tubes have been brought _ to Aetna Life...... 265 280 week. Gome in today. See Bob 1948 CHEVROLET, 1M8 Dodge, b 6 y '8 24" bicycle. In good coAdi- Help Wanted— Male 36 For Rent 64 3IANCHESTER GREEE — Large Lot 80 x> 150. Garden space /and Aetna Casualty...... 260 ty program. Mra. Ripley present he is attempting to contate a pro Oliver, at Center Motor Salea, 481 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD districts in said Manchester, on yoU- wUi have your choice of the beach area for thO enjoyment 1941 Chevrolet, 1948 Naah. Trens-^ Uon. MI. 9-5794. custom built six-room Cape Ood, decoratUig. Priced at $15,700 with plenty of trees. $13,000. Madeline of younger children, they have un- (tonn, Oneral ...... 585 590 ed the Library Committee of the fessor from Tale to apeeidcally Main St 'Tuesday, July 26, 1955, lor the fblr THREE ROOM office apgce, WUl association with a book from tha' identify it.'Shaw, la oonaldaring portatlon for f5, M r week. Doug- Painting— Papering 21 F'TRST CLASS mechanic to work in PUPPIES need a good home. Call ROPER AUTOMATIC gas range. lov^’ing purpose, to wit: renovate to suit tenant. 2nd floor >4 acre lot, nicely lanclscaped and Fh a financing avaflabie. Hensel Smith, Realtor. 30. 9-1443 or 30 fortunaUey found their way into HArtfoCd Steam Boil. . 92 97 l uI Motora,Motors, 388 Main St. a new, modern garage, servicing MI. 9-6841. ' Servel refrigerator, excellent con Shrubbed. Reasonably priced. 9-1144. Travelers' ■ .2780 2850 Denver hospital on cerebral palay taking it to the FMbody Mtanini 1960 CHEVROLET four door de Business Services Offered 13 To cast their votes on the fol 3fanchester Savings A Lorn BMg. A Peterman, Inc., BuUders. Phone the hands of older bathers who luxe with radio, theater, power- p a in t in g a n d Paperfaanging, General Motors prûcts. "Top dition. Phone MI. 9-3187. Apply Manchester Savings ic Quick occupancy. Jhbn 8. BiaseD, 30. 9-3001 or 30. 9-6904. have not exercised caution in their MMie O ia and mental retardaUon. in New Haren. 1988 DODGE two-dOor eedah, two- MUST DISPOSE of nine weeks old lowing question; glide, signal Ughta, new white COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart quality work,. reasonslable prices pay for right man. Many com "Constitutional Amendment con Loan. 1007 Main St- - Croaa St., So. Ooveiitry. Tel. Cov use and apparently have not been -Conn. Light Power The membera have voted to have tone red end gray, . To kettle es pany benefits such as paid vaca- thoroughbred Boxer puppies. Rock TAPPAN GAS range, Siegler entry. PL 3-6838. MANCHESTER — Good income Lots For Sale 73 Conn. Power ...... wen tires. A local one owner car. tate. Inquire 73 u u tw ood Drive. R'. Wolcott on wringer and auto and prompt service. Free estl' cerning the Method of Amend- restricted by their parents to a a question 'box' at future meetings, ATTACK . WOBhr HAIfiTWOEK mates. Fully Insured. Call Bert Uons. sick benefits, life, hoapital- bottom prices. Rockville TR. bumper stove, pot burner. Evans OFFICE SUITE, excellent decor, from 5-5 fiat. New oil furnace, Hartford Elec U . >. end will send occasional cards to low mlleaga, axcallcnt throughout MI. 9-1063 between 4 and 9 p.m. matic washing, mactaiiies, electric rcenl. Yee " or SCANCHESTER—/Exc a p 11 o a a BOLTON—BuikUng lots, one acre safe limit from the shore. Center Motor Seles, 481 Mam St Plante. 30. 9-8965. Ization insurance. Call for appoint 5-4956. (WesUnghouse) parlor heater, din complete faculties. Street ahd copper plumbing, excellent condi A second announcement from Hartford Gas Co. .. retarded youingsteta. Hiey are Rock Ialand, UL (4) -r-U aaaao- ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, ing room suite and„kitchen cab "Constitutional Amendment con ,3-bedroom ra;qch; hot water and over 15^' front each, eatab- 1948 OU38MOBILE “ 88', 1947 ment, ask for Mr. McOure, Mc rear parking. Rental, ITS. 351 Cen. tion. Centrally located. CaU 30. the Committee states that re So. New England planning: to sell Christmas carda my attacks Um Rock ialand an a . ' small appliances, welding. 180 PAINTING, interior and exterior. inet. RockvUle, TR. 5-4400. Inquiry cerning the Method of Amend heat, full ceUM, trees, near bus, liahed, reaidratial area. Priced TOU CAN’T SEE these from the Dodge club oOupe. 1948 Willys Maln.Rlillreet. 30. 9-8678. Clure Pontiac, 378 Main St. ter St. la . 9-1680 or W . 9-3549. 9-5353 any time. gistrations will have to be closed Tel...... •... 43t4 45^ to carry the work of the' aaaocia 8,500 employM of tko RoOk U aad street 1948 Dodge, maroon, aedan, Floor sanding, refihishing. Call Livestock— Vehicles 42 87 Tolcott Ave. ment. No." achpol, Btoresy Exceuent condl- to eell. Warren E. Howland, Real' Jeep with SJI metal . enclosed ’The polls will be opened at six St’ACIOUS Professional Office. tioa. Only $12,700, Carlton W. $10,900—SIX ROOM Cape Cod. five tor. 30. 8-8400. 30. 3-57U. on ’Tuesday, due to the large at biMMfiMtmtoc 0 (moomM tlon. . Arional wlU burrow undexEnond 1947-1948 Oldamobtlea, two-doore, GONDESl'S T.V. Service, available after 5 p.m. Vernon Hutchins. 30. CARPENTERS wanted. Rough and AlliedThermal ....; 100 125 and pass up avaeuatioif, . OopL body. Doiiglas Motors. 833 Msin. 9-2937. finish men. 50 hour week. Call WE BUY COWS, calves and beef FRANK’S IS BUYING AGAIN— o'clock in the morning and will Ground floor, Main St. Ample Hutchins, 30/ 9-5182, 9-4694. finished. Three years old, etorme, tendance of the present classes It was announced that the Ver 1948 Plymouth sedan, others from any Ume. Antenna conversions. and also because children register Am. Hardware ...... 23 25 non Ek>ard of Education has pur Chartea R. Fiah of UM ataaaal $85. Look behind office, Douglea James A. McCarthy. lO. 9-8474 cattle. Also horaea. Piela Broa. Good used furniture and antiques. remain open until saven in .the parking. 3 0 3-8900. screens, larg^ lot, high elevation, COVENTRY—Home sites, half acre CERTIFIED ^ Pbilco factory aupervlsed service, Tel. 3 a 8-7405. Has a large stock on hand and afternoon. or more: Natural shade, black ing later in the season would not Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 52 chased a station wagon for Um ataff aaya. y Motors, S$3 Main. Tel. 30. 9-1498. between 8 and 7 p.m. GREEN MANOR view, trees. Suburban, Carlton W. .8aao. Spring ...... PAIN! interior snd exterior. very low price. 3 0 9-6580, 420 The several polling places are-. C03a*L£TE OFFICE or Hutchins.' 30. 9-5133, 9-4494. road, electricity, telephone, school have auffleient time in the courses 27 30 thuuportation of retarded chlldprii He told a confereaee o f CM l USED CARS Bristol Braaa...... 18 20 GOOp WUXi used cars from your FURNITURE Repair Sendee: Call, 1-1291. TRUCK MECHANIC. Full time. Lake St., Manchester. District One — East'îde Rec DESK SPACE bus, good nel^bora. T^rms. PI to benefit from them. to Claeses and are trying to locate Defense iMdera that Pontiac dealer. Good prices and Someone with experience on Ford Articles For Sale 45 reation Center — School Street Six-roord - ranch, attached MANCHESTER—RoUing Park. Six 8A684. Among the volunteer aaslstants OoUins...... 115 a teacher. of war material in the 1 Complete rapalrlnig, reflniahlng, GOING OUT of'business! Selling •Mancheister—Broad Street EUn-Hart ...... 28 31 terms as low as 83 per weak. Mc 1952 PlymoutK^-Door Sedsn—Rs- restoring on all types of furniture. trucks preferred, but not neces- District Two - - West Side Rec rage, in A^l condition. Move right room complete Cape Cod with who work with the children tliree The August meeting pf the ae- not be curtailed in Ume 1 ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port out dressers, chest of drawers, 'Shed dormer, fireplece. full base FOR SALE—Lot 40 x 155. Central hours at a time fo'r three mornings Fafnir B earin g...... 44 47 Clure Auto Co., Inc., 8734Main St dip And hestei;. Low mile- Zigraund Gosds, Prop. Formerly Bonds— Stocks sary. Apply at The Thomas CoHa able and "-standard. typewrltera. reation Center Cedar Street Fine office space. Suitable for in. Radiant hot water heat, oil .sociation will be omittied and the The arsenal la situated oa t MI. 9-9443. Co.. 251 Broad St., Manchester. ’’beds, aprings, mattresaea. Ward tile bath, Venetian blinds, combi' ment, high elevation, storm win location, gartlen and shade trees. week are Mra. Andrew Gaspar. Landera-Frary Ctk. . 24 H 26’.4 next meeting to be .-Held Sept. 13, island in the kUaelaairel R in% -afe ...... Save of Watkina Broa. Tel. 30. 3-7449. Mortgases 31 All makes of adding machines District Three ■ W addell ■mall retail ,or whBlesale outlet B sona. Call 30. 9A801 or 30 robes, tables, chairs, dining room School — Btoad Street nation aluminum windows, d'oora. dows, screens, ameaito drive, Mrs. CUfton Horne, Miwi Pat N. B.'Machine Co. . . . 37'^ 40'4 1981 CHEVROLET etatlon wagon, sold or rented. Repairs on all sets, liniêum by the yard, lino Ample off street parking. 9-8831. N. Eastern Steel .. . . 6'4 T962 Studebaker V-8 4-Door Land- POWEIR AND hand mowers sha makea, Marlow's. District Four ■ Y. M. C. A.— Large lot. Owner moving out pt now vacant SeUing for $14400. T. Welch, Mias Jane Woods and Rob 7 4 four door, eight passenger, ndto, FIRST AND Second mortgages DESIGN ENGINEERS leum rugs, all sizes, oil cook Call Mitchell 3-5107 tosCn. ,J. Crockett, Broker. Office Phone ert TofeldJ. North and Judd...... ^ 4 37 cruiaer—Radio, heater, auto- ened. Air cooled engines, sold i bought for our own account. Fast, North Main Street w a t e r f r o n t MANOR. Coven heater, Powenl^de, Five hearty , matic drive. Sharp ;...8 a v e repaired. Capitol ûipm ent/ ATTRACTIVE Wrought Iron Rail stoves, combinstion electric and MI. 3-5416. Residence 30. 8-7751. These volunteers not only super Russell Mfg...... 8>4 10 new tires. 100% in evei^ respect. confidantlal service. Mancheater Dated at 'klancheater this,.13th ATTRACTIVE corner store at 361 try. Four-lots, cottage foundation Main. ings and columns, custom made oil stoves, electric atoverf. Jones day of July, A. D.. 1955. Saciiflce gl4,950 on one, beach prtvUegea. WiUi vise, but actively participate in Stanley Works .;... . 57'.a 60 >4 Reedy to go. fo r the beet in ears. 1951 Mercury 4-Door Sedan—Ra Investment Corp., $44 Main street. SERVO-MECHANICAL Furniture and Floor Covering, 36 Center St. lUceUent location, any the swimming exercises. Usualiy Terry Steam ...... 125 140 . Ml. 8^1418. to add beauty to your home. Val ■ Attest: X business. Reasonable rent. ML' TAKE YOUR CHOICE ■ mantic. HA. 84148." Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, dio, heater, automatic drive. DOORS ÔPENED, k ey a / fitted, ley Welding, Glastonbury, 31E Oak St. No phone calls. All sides each one has a group of six to ten Torrington -----ji.i. . 23 25 IHES 461 Main St tinid. Samuel J. Turkington, Jr. 3-5676. Oean...... :$795 copied,'vacuum cleaned, irons, WE'RE READY to help you con 3-9118, -colleot, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Town Clerk of Maacheater, "GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO students for each half hour period U.S. Envelope com. . . 92 100 ...... ^ gtm , etc., repalrtd; Shears, Seven ■“to-ten years e.xperi- MAJ^CHESTER)IAN( — South U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 77 OOMFLEXE jUÎE

>'f drive...... $595 walte. S3 Pearl amet. In relation to your needs. Call Mel chanical or hydraulic devices. 30. 9-9206. Redman or Frank Burke at CH. Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch , information call 30. 3-7723, 30. A’TTRACTrVE Six roo.n Cape, Im room combination, living bedroom ranch. 'xouncstown First Selectman L. Edward be construed aa actual markets; ^ 1 9 4 r 1CHEVROLET 6-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex Test stands, sinlulators. Ex Quarry. 30. 9-0617, Prompt de C03IBINA’n0N OIL-GAS stove, in 8-1690. maculate condition, ceramic tile kitchen, outstanding bathroom, WTiitcomb expresses his apprecia LOW OyntHEAD'-w Y ou SAVE 1960 Ford Club Coupe — Radio, HAND AND poster lawn mowera livery. roorX, 2 bedrooms, garage, colored fixtures; car port, amesite CROCKETT 3VATCH -DOOR SEDAN heater, overdrive ...... $496 sharpened wntr repaired. Work change, 27 Lewis St., Hartford— cellent Opportunity in small good condition. -Mav be seen at 77 ! bath both floors, cabinet kitchen tion to those motorists who have very good condition. Radio (til'noon on Saturdays). Birch.St., or call M . 9-0152. WANTED fireplace, storm saab,' garage, large lot.— $8,900. drive large shaded lot. Price re heeded the signs closing the New Baizabethtowir, Ky- (4’) — Phil 501 E. MIDDLE'TPKE. - TEL. MI ^5187 guaranteed. Call for and deliver. and rapidly expanding cbm-^ WOOLEN RE3INANTS and rug Suburban For Rerit 66 ' amesite drive. Nicely landscaped, duceo. Wartein E. Howland, Real Watkina haa on display at hia jew Ad heater. 1950 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Ideal Grinding Shop, 273 Adama strips for braiding and hooking. Boston or Boston >yHill Rd., to First Class Mold Makars 816,500. Warren E. Howland, Raal' VERNON—7 rooms, li/g tor. 30. $4800, evenings 30, through traffic while it is being elry shop a wetch presented to 8195 Truck. St CaU 3 0 f 94130 or 3-8979. party. Apply Jen’ s Rug Shop. 55 Talcott Ave., ROCKVILLE, 34 Grove St.— Well Open Daily 10:00 - 5^)0 K CX)3IB11NATI0N Gas and oil atove. and Tool Makars tor, 30. 8-88D0, evenings 30 acre plot. No -central heat; 8-5838.30.84828. widened. . ,Davy Crockett by President An ECany OUiera at Lowest Prices Business Opportunities -12 Rockville. TR. MT98. Cheap. Phone 30. 3-5736 after 4. furnished tvto-room apartment, 9-5829, liO. 9-8823. drew Jackson. On the back ia |tn- X" Evenings 7:30-8:50 1946 DODGE i/i-TON HONEYÂGON. SepUc tank aerv blaay Emplo,y« Beneflta Free- also aingle/light housekeeping But a big value at $8,200. BOL'TOK—Custom built six room •The new road width will be 20 Small Down Payment Ice, Uatalllng, repairing, clean' CARVEL STORES Available to R. J. M ALLO Y LAWN FURNITURE. aU types. feet with two foot shoulders on graved, ” Go Ahead, D. Crockett." PICKUP * Low Financing Rates - ently Working Minimum BS-. room. Inquire first fiber. CUSTOM BUILT ranch and ga- ranches, caipott amerite drive, Ing. / . P. Fay. 404 Wetherell St.. qualified persona in Connecticut C3iairi $3.S0.and up. O p ia te Hour Week. i •'VERNON— 10 rooms with Youngetowii kitctien, outstanding either side. It haa been necessary One owner, locally owned. Priced Manchester, Ml. 9-2330. rage, large lot. Many extras, if to sell today. ' area. These highly succesMul North WiJfdham Fire Dept, Junc location. Manchester Assbeiatee income. 6 rooms. New bath tile hath with colored fixthrea, to replace 40 feet of g a lv a i^ NEW TON COMPAN^Y tion Old' Route 6 and 303. Iron pipe which was laid m 1932 CHORCHES MOTORS iiA sICHESTEH c -* ,T. V. Servlca, drive-ln ice cream store franchises MAL TOOL rrA Realtors. 30. 9-9221. MI. 9-3484 and lavatory in main house. spacious living room with paneled 1950 OLDSMOBILE “88 are now available. Carvel stores So Pretty For Tots 30. 9-0344. flreplsce well, large dining area, and the culvert over the brook /radioio and T.V. specialists sines 55 Elm Street BATH TUBS, wall sink, wash tubs, Ell comprises 4 room apart below'the Frank Shaw property 4-DOOR SEDAN , Studebaker Sales and '1934. Charter member of Telsa. are delivered to you complete in full haeement excellent residen' cluding our own exclusive pat-' ■ XM I 3-5104 wash bowls, thirty gallon srater EN INEERIN GO. ment,. full bath. Renting fqr has been extended 12 feet on one This car Is jet black and has ell Service .. < 30. 9-6660 or 30. 3-4607 boilera, gaa water heaters, oH 6 6 8 2 6 3 tte] locatioa. large dieded loti. ented equipment and special for 391 ADAMS STREET $45 per months New hot water Prices reduced for quick sale. side. o n the extras including hydramatic. mula products. Traming, auper- water heaters. 34 Oak St. 1-4 yrt. Ail Set For Baby! To VUIt RFlatlvem 80 Oakland Street \ MELODY RADIO—T.V.. phono’a. MARRIED MEN in this area. In APPLY IN PERSON.'” ""' oil heat. 150’ x SQO’ lot. An-* WiU coorider taking your house 8695 Night calls. Guaranteed service, vialon, advertising and merenan- ia trade. Warrm E. Howland The Rev. -Stephen C3>am- Open Evenings Until 9 ;P. M. vestigate our salea program We ROPER GAS range with heating bei'laih Will spend the weekend 30 9-3330f^, dising methods. No experience unit, 325; alao wire fencing. 31 other big value at $10,700. Realtor. MI 8-8800. 1950 WILLYS necessary. Choice approved lo teach you bow to earn $125 a week with his brother and sister-in-law, take home, every wOek o f the Seaman Circle. STATION WAGON MI 9-9483 / FLXIOR SANDING, refintshed and cations available. From 19,000 BOLTON, Second Lake—Five yeara Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Oiamber- \*7 year. M3, 3-8893 after .6 p.m. Call William McBride Open 6aily Thla 4. cylinder; all metal Wagon waxed. We also clean and'Wax all to $18,000 down ■ payment rsquir- WALNUT BEDROOM set. 3 chil - COVENTRY LAKE old,-year round, six - room laka- lain Jr., at Chilmark on Martha's I960 CHEVROLET, de/iuxe, four' types of floors, rubber, asphalt, ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central MI 3-4816 front home. Radiant heat, plaster Vineyard, Masa. has had the.best Of care. EbccSlIent door, ,>radlo, heater, new tires. NON-FACTORY work wiS a dren's roll top desks, 3 Mohawk All year round home. gas mileage. $500. MI. 9-9919. tiles, linoleum and wood floors, Ave., Hartadale, N, Y. or phone flitorrf. ’Men iiiteregted in earning rugs, 9x32 and 9xlOH.. Governor Northflust Sbnrae. Six large ed walla, large knotty pine living To Meet Tuesday Tel. 30. 9-9392. White Plains 6-8200, collect. room, fireplace, artesian well ' You Can PIdnf Now Without Donoer Of Lost 849 36,000 yearly. Whte Box E Winthrop desk. TappigS' de luxe rooms, ranch type, HS ft. There witl be a meeting of the PUntland offers sit assortaient of shrubs and evergreens growing in Metal coatainera gas range. Many other items. 30. J. W ATSON BEACH and CQ. Direct from owner. 30. 9-1749. 1949 CHEVROLETS. de luxe M. AND M. RUBBISH removal. Herald. "^CONVERSE, private beach, new nrtealau Board of Trustees at the First models, 3395, full price, 1947 Chev CARVEL 3-8863. Congregational Church on Tues that can be safely transplanted at any time. There is no shock in moving theaa plants 1949 crikVROLi5?L:2-DOOR Ashes, yards, attics, and cellars JR. wWeli, knotty pine living raom Realtora Hartford JA 2-2115 DRIVE 031 Route >15 to Route 89, H u radio, heater, etc. 39,Q0g rolet. Mercury, ' 395. Douglas FRANCHISE ICE CRgAM EXPSUtlE34CED marker on ladiea' wUh'^tttlflil fleldstone ire- day evening nt 8 o’clock. that are in full leaf and some in flower. Plant now and get the benefit of the new . cleauKL- CaU 30. 9-9757. coats, G <^ opportunity. Write P. CIDER 30LL Antique Shop, Route proceed , on 88 about IH mllea to eiriginai miles. Locally .bwfted. ^dotoTS, 333 Main. STORE ..pinee.' Lnrge maater bedroom first green 5-room and ’Ijeth, win Request DenIM growth that is developing. Among the^varieties available are: O. Box 2 » , Springfield. Masa. 6 and 44, Bolton. Clearance aale, CAPE OOD, six rooms, recrestion First Selectman L. Edward ^ 8495 ANTIQUES Retlnlshed.-Repairing H a v e s e r v e d o v e r prices St cost. Open dally 30. and large, sheitered front terized dwelling, ri|^t on Lake 1954 CADliXAC De Ville type done on any furniture. TIeman “ : 1 BILUON fAINTINeiND room, two baths,* steU shower, Whitcomb haa been informed by coupe. All the extras including EXPERIENCED , 4âigner on 9-5690. porch both overiookiBg the CSiatfee. Only $8900 buys it. Aaao- Your choice may not be listed 189 South Main St Phone 30 SA’nSFIED CUSIDMERS! inhe. laaoleted. steam beet, fireplace, storm windows; meny elate Realty, BroAd Brook, Tel. State traffic investigator ,from power .'brakes, steering. I bought 3-5643. ladies' coats. Write P. O Box 256, extJW. Four per cent mortgage. the Norwich office of the .State FLOWERING SHRUBS ; ^ ^ V w e have 30 other flrSt choice used this new, and It still looks and Springfield, Mass. ALMOST NEW foam-rubber nylon fAKRilANRlM one ear garage. Lot IMP x Windsor Locke, NA. 8-4739. Weigeia Rosea (Pink) Vanicek and Eva Ratbke ( RedV Variegated. Spirem Aathc cars from which to choose. Some You can own a CARVEL store covered divan. Two occasionsl SS^*. Wen landscaped. Must Immedieta occupancy. Owner 30. Highway Department that the re runs' like new. Personal car of TBUBVaOjlB 3-8270. Waterer. Froebelli, Macrothrysa, Beauty Buah, Regal r a v e t, Stender Dtntida, Va no down pcymeht. and be part of this successful chain chairs, two end tables, G.E, freez be eeen to .be appreciated. quest for a caution light at the "Honest Douglas.'' Douglas Household Services established since 1934.' lyantcd— Real Estate 77 intersection of Long Hill- Road and gated Leaf Dogwood. Evergreen Bittersweet, Golden Mock, Orange, Dwarf Eatopaoa -X. Motors, 383 -Main. ' . er, fish aquarium complete. Rea M M C 3 2 M ' Priced for qnick' sale. Owner FOUR F a IOLT home, nice loca- SOLIM ENE, Inc. Offered , 13-A These highly successful drive-ln ELECTROMECHANICAL sonable. Phone 3 0 . 9-8484. PI 3-S5SI. Route 6 haa been denied. Tlie Cranberr.v. ice cream stores are now svallablt -tion, cloae to Main Street and FOR PROMPT courteoua service, requeqt was made principally be .884 Center St.,*' Manchuter IMO FORD TUDOR ''8''. Radio, 'churches. Immediate occupancy. heater, good rubber 3525. Private FLAT FINISH . Holland Window to qualified persons. c X r VEL • e n g i n e e r s 20 " OONSOLE model T.V., excel- selling or buying real estate caU cause of the extreme traffic con ' Ml 3-5101 shades, made to measure. All ■tores site delivered to you com . leqt cohdltion. Very raasooaUe. Asking 814,500. Blva Tyler, Real' Johneon Buildlag Company, Man- Your Choice Direct Dodge and Plymouth Dealu* owner. 4t Baldwin Rd. after ‘ tor. 30. 9-4489. gestion in the area on Sunday $1.49 3 $4:35 ■p.m. metal Venetian blinds at a new plete including'our own exclusive Inquire 37 Autumn St. 30. 9-9479. jdiaater. $ a 8-T488. mornings at both the Church low price. Keya mads whits you ■, ■ Five tq.Mven .years ex 3884 CHEWROLETT 4 door, heater, patented equipment and special $9,600-4IX R(X>M home, o41 hot IF RBADY to buy, aeU, exchange School sessions and the later serv HARDY AMERICAN HQULY NHSMIMEIJI 1948 PAC9CARO 4-door sedan. New wait. Marlow’s. formula products. Tralntog, auper- COLEMAN FLOOR furnace. Good ice. defroster end signal l^ t s . Drivan perience in field of Elec condition, 340. .Toilet tank ' and water heat garage, 34 acre. Near real eeta^^jmortga^w arrug‘ <^ A wirctrd strain, developed aaid grown here, Isaa than 8,000 miles; Like new paint job and tires. Radto, heater, vlsions, advertising and'merchan bus, school. Carlton W. Hutchins. After surveying the situation, A new Elm eimUor -la haM8 at giewthi te E overdrive. Car like new Inside shd WEAVING of burns, moth hoiea tro-Mechanical devices. bo«rl„ 313. Call 30. 9-0173. TO BE SOLD - Haetinge, in the CaaoecUcut Valley. A male plant la in every reapect. See Bob Oliver and tqrn clothing, hosiery runa, dising' methods. No . experience 5 5 8 8 30. t-8lI2 - 9-4894. " . ;______Agaaey. $ a 8-U07, the Department has decided to Amerlean Etm but fwiad to k* fM M aat t o today at Center Motera Sales, 481 .out.'Must be seen to be sppreci necessary. Choice iocatioha avail erect aigha prohibiting parking in nneiled for polliOetlon to prodnee the desired handbage repaired sipper ra- Laybut and design of BABY'S BATHINET $7; basalnet red fruit. Ploatland auggrata the planting of .«* Dutch Elm IWeraee and nUoem NeudNHds'M Main S t .. ’ ' sted. ' PriCs reasonable. MI. able in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Wo art offtring for immediat# saii thro# out CAPE boD , immediate occupancy. Lt8TIN(28 w a i t e d — ; Single, front of the church from the fence '94M31. placement, umbrellas repaired, electrical circuits. Excel with cover, 35; wringer weshlng two female and one e ^ e plant for beet re tests conducted by tlM U.S. Department at Phllsdrtphls and Upstate New ’briachine, 313. 30. 9-7083; Six finished robms on Isndscsped twodamlly. three-family, busl- to the corner at Long Hill Rd. BEFORE TOO BUY a used car 'men'e ahirt collars reversed snd sults.- . . . ' Agriculture. replaced. Marlow’s LitUa MenNSTRUCnON, remodel ’The furniture and flxturea include for professional offices; a site for a amail factoiiY. Almost an acre 8S-incfa;'coUar, M yard; panties, houae on Gleason St., Manchester, mittee - cl^rm an, . end George and DDD. condlUan throughout. Sae Bob ing. and repairing experUy dene. in etrtet cootldence. % yawl. Two ^ttem a. tern pieces for set; sewing direc .> 3 0 -3-4373 MANCHESTER Dilving Academy. adequate ehclving, ialand count- « r la ^ sonsd for induatry. If you are looking for a sound rsal tions;'cqlor transfsr for 10 stamp- euitable for one peraon or couple Munson, Chiomaater of Pack 124.) Chiordane— Foe complete control of Ants, Beetle . Grubs and most other sail OUvar today. Canter Motor Salat. Estimates gladly glvan. Robert M. sstate inventmant that should Increase In value we suggest your .For Ums* pattona, sand lie for 30. 8-8135.. - Manebester'e oldaat, moat‘rocom- era, atanda, electric sign and clock CARFENTCRB w a n t e d . Steady on motifs. WANTED—Four or S ropm bouae, TraitaportaUon and drivers lined Fertilizers— Scots new AH-Qrganic, Agrhiite the high nitrogen, 100% organic, Fotfana, 481 Main St manded, your aafety our bual- Alexander. 30. 9-m8. and aalea proAiotion pamphlats, iBspecuOn. ■ ^ Each, in 'O dois, your name, ad work. See Mr. Finley on the job at Send 25c in coins, your name, a bCANCHESTER-Six rttom Cape $14400 or under, savaral clients up for'; the coU.eetion include John naba. licanae guaranteed: Stand- etc., Bupidled ' to you. Oriffinal corner o( Summit and William ■ -r ' - . ' . •. ' dress, aizes deidred, and the Pat R X-15 and Rapid-Gio can all.be applied without danger, o f buraing and will rtvlva 3949 CADILLAC convertibla. Lus- tern Humber btIW k BOBNBTT. dress snd ths pattarh number to fine condition, good location. Fuji ' with aubatantial cash. Carlton W. <>rtaon and his truck, Peter Yeo treoa black finish, wbUewaU tiraa, nrd or automaUc. Mr. Micletta iUmrUiB-îding 16 paint atock financed on convenient SU. MONTHLY AU three of these properties are in the $32-$24.00d price range ANNE OABOr, MANCHE8 TBR Hutchins. 30. 8-5133, 9-48ft4. mans’ truck driven by Cubmaa- lawns and gardens miraculously at this timcT your paiaonal tnatructor. Dial PL terms after down payQient; This THE MibfaDtSnHI EVENIN6 price, $12,900. Short way out-.r EM a eopyl" ngglns. 30. $4608. Read Hendd Advs. PinaeHeW, jMdpiioM PI S486d. M M to ba aaan to ba m m - lAgi. Worh frti Rockvtta Tit. Oaually jfood buy. 3ianctaeater Aa- dockmen." Steady mpharmeoL PHONE CH M M 3 aoclates, Raaltora. ML »B3S1, ML . V REAL E S T A T E -- INSURXn CE ^ if'., ■ ^ r r . ■ «. ^Read Herald Advi. Aprty la person. Carlson * 1 On., I' ~ ' - r\ •A .44 Stock. " ‘ -'-T. Tliflrbigter. ^ - -v-V. •*- . .■ ■ .T*' ■’ ■ ■ 4 :■ V \ I ■■ . j.
FRIDAY, JULY 15. 1955 ■\ ' ■> n ® m . iianrlifâti^r lEtt^ntns AYcrafft Dally Net Preas Rhr The Wtiilbi Far tha Wdak Ended . f hwianfll at D. S. We Fairfield St.; Aija Oaols, 28 Server Diane Jochimaen, 41 Jarvis Rd.; St!; Lealie Kenny, Wappiiig; David July 8. 1888 ‘ lUiNMinciida Own Hospital Notes St.; Mra. Irene Smith', Main St., Mrs. Julia Juknis, RFD, Wapping; Fody, 358 Hartford Rd.; Carlysle Ohmdy toiRght. tut Town ^ Scatene* DObsonville; Mrs. Mary Simmons, John 'KanUbs, 213 Highland St.; Teabo, 102 Drive A; Mrs. Kath ara. ■ Una flay aflhmoee,' 50 Margaret Rd.; Gerald Qagnon, Mrs. Anna Logoyke. SUfford erine Haberem. 97 Blsacll St.; Mra. 1 1 0 9 0 ahaat-28 .tanlgl^ Mimff '^ ^ tb tfb ^ 'Y & w on k l, SS7 Wick- A Hartford man arreated ADMITTED YESTERDAT: 303 Cooper Hill St. Springs; George R. Macha, Hamp Beverly Dood.v and son. RFD 1, Momher of tha Audit Bonnie Rae Donnelly, 50 Bunce ADMITTED TODAY* Francis ton; Mary Maadn, Coventry; Mrs. •8., V ^ ’=-~' fUL. Olutoittmry. » *<»nitr Wedneaday and charged with Rockville; John ôdda. 65 Slimmer Buronu at OIreuInttMi Memche$tmr— A CUy of,Village Charm UMUr rMkIent, la raoupar- Vagrancy after he was found Dr.; Frederick Majin, 91 Autumn Mello, 356 Adams St.; Gregory Miriam McCormick, 154 New'Bol St.; Ann Marie Morriasey, 128 \ , . _ _ athiahomafromlnjurica ra- aitthig on me railroad tracks St.; Douglas Hansen, 137 Green Sodders, RFT> 2, Manchester; Mrs. ton Rd.; Mra. Beyerly McNichol, Campfleld Rd.; Mlsk Mbrilee and / catvad In an acddant which oc- a t . Bucklahd took a hand in Manor Rd.: Mrs. Oaenor Hamble- Minhie Cartwright, 150 Summit 615 Main St.; Mrs. Angela McMa .Ijohn Hill, RFD 2, Coventry* Mrs. curad when ha waa butnlnf rub- setting hfa'own 10 day Jail ton. South Wlndsoi^ Mra. Marilyn St. hon. 32 Washington St.; John W. Beverlie ' Davis, 4 Oakland Sl'I V 0L.XXXIV , NO. 243 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, COlW., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955 (OaMUlad aa Paaa 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS MMl Ha waa admitted to Man- sentence in Town Court this Findlay, 129 BretlonvRd.: Leslie ly S T h S Y M TER D A Y : a son Iêlpa, 36g, Oakland St.; Michael I Michafl Gorman, 78 Cottage St. Kenny, Wapping; Mra. Arline to Mr. and Mra. Francis Furphy, - . A diaatar Memorial HcNqdttd Junp morning. , ■PlochanWk. 235 Union St.: Anne \ ■ ‘ S6 and dlaoharsad JtUy S. Maver, 27 N, Lakewood Circle; 187 Hackmatack St. Shay.'. 85 Brookfield St.V Rov GRANfiK NOTE Prosecutor Philip Bayer aug- Frank Loomis; 140 EIHridge St.; l> ' geated Arnold V. Henienway, BIRTHS TODAY: a son to Mr. Thompson'. .25 Orchard S t : An Membrr.H of Manchester Grange ■ *’•*Hia Biambe’ra of Sunaet Rebekah Elwood Howies, 69 Jensen St.;. and Mra. George Willard. 47 Ste 40, be given a Jail sentence so thony Zutautas, 156 Union St,; I will meet tonight at 7:30 at the d i r T H K W e s t T h r e e iLiodco ara requaated to meet In he could get cleaned up. He Mrs. Katherine Wallentlne, 75 Fos phen St. ^ Robert Clarke, 63 St. Johns St. ■ Holmes Funeral Home to pay re I . {rant of the HoMiea Funeral Home obviously needed a ahaVe. ter St.; David FOdy, 358 Hartford DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. spects to Mrs. EliJuiWth Stannage, ion a t T o’clocjt tonight to pay re- While discussing hia case Rd.; Mrs. Letty Armstrong, 11 Johii Foote, RFD 2, Andover; Ann Sullivan and son, 9 Emerson who was a member df the Grange. V K A i l t l apacU to i i n . iBiaabeth S ta i^ e, with Judge Wesley Oryk, Hem- P la n V o te d who waa a member of the lodge. enway suggested he needed a few days In 'Jail to -get T' ..Sunaet Oouacll No. 45,. Degree of straightened out. Judge Gryk. -pocahontaa; wlU hold lU monthly asked, "How m any?” Hem- •/ B y NATO >. Racket Probed maetlng .tonight a t 8 O'clock In enway said, "OI| about 10." ...only the s'.' • Tinker Kail. Inatallation of officera "All right,” the judge agreed, y TMi* i« * V Paris, July 16 (/P) — The will baheld and alx montha reporta "10 days In the County Jail.” Chicago, July 16 (/P)— A Duluth, Minn., woman, described will he read. The PocahonUa re- 15-nation North Atlantic Al quegta the officera who aerved the 88 part of a baby adoption ring, is one of many witnesses ex* liance gave unanimous en paat alx montha to be preaent to be pectfld to be called t^ a y before g Senate subcommittee in* Mrs. Roger Williams presented dorsement today to the. plans buitalled. Refreahmenta and a ao- vestigatjng “quick baby adoptions.” of the West Big Three for the S a l hour will be enjoyed after the th e. Golden Age Club at the last 0 ^, She l8 Mrs. Agnes meeting. regular meeting with a beautiful. who, a subcommittee spokesman ^ _ - impendihg meeting at the American flag. Mrs. Williams I. Bald, is "the source of expectant ^ a O V O QV B u m eC l* summit in Geneva. The White Eagle Deep Sea Fiah- also gave a well received talk mothers for a Chicago attorney.”] v W Seia'etary of. State John Foster Ing a u b wUl hold iU monthly about the birth of the flag. The Witnesses have testified that Dulles. British 'Foreign Secretary R e d C h ie fs meeting lit White Ragle Hall, 71 club gave Iier a hearty thanks for ■ , A SAFETY-tE^TED a aorhe lawyers placed babies in fos Left with Garbage Hai'Old hl4coi"l4ni and French Hopes Geneva North 8L, Sunday at 2 p.m. Ar- the i^ft. kn ow s... ter homes at fees ranging to. Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay reported to' the Ndrth Atlantic rangementa for the July 30 trip 85i000. The subcommittee coun New York, .July 18 (F)—A O n W a y to to Rnckport Will be diacuaaed. All The Manchester Fire Depart i . sel did not name the attorney In Treaty Organisation (NATO) ment will hold a drill at 7 o’clock ■. s ' 13-hpur old baby waa alive Council and received it., approval. membera are urged to attend. , . VACAnON S(>ECIAl question. , today aftar ah apparently in- ^tep Toward Peace tonight in the fUrehouse, comer of ■ Others expected to testify to-, A spokesman said - after the Main and Hilliard Sts. ' , U S E D d A R day include Judge Nathan Cauf- B ig _ man of Detroit’s Juvenile Court: JssnMAM YISMS I|5"Uc. •**" VV, When vou hit the road—hit it.in Mylel can Most of the 15 ministers spokbN ByEDCFiEAGH Mra. Mary Leduc, president of Sw in g off on thu .''lop in—lake your pick froht our Safety, Miss Mildred Arnold, director of The Infant waa discovered . London, July 16 (/P)— leetwe-aeawuw Anderson-Shea Post 2046, VFW, most snjoyabis Social Services, U.S. Children’s last night by Mrs. Isabelle during the 3-hoiir meeting, putting Waahrilgton, July 16 (A») —- Pripsident Eisenhower flew Te«ted srstion Specials''—fhe smart their nation's views on record, in-- I*rjme Minister Eden flew to Aiialliary, appointed her' commit Vacation trip c l used car buys in io»n! Take .off ~ Bureau. Wasliihgton; Miss Mar MannuXxa, 46, when she heard across the j^jantic today toward a. Big Four conference at garet Thornhill of Washington, eluding a West German insistence GeilgVa today to attend thfl tee chairmen this week for the you've aver known I the best Tscslinn of your life! faint cries..'iD the (lan in front Geneva after expressing hope that mankind’s srrefftest step coming year: Lucille Hlrth, mem- the children’s bureau's adoption of her house 437 Evergreen St. that the unification of Germany is Big Four summit conference SA\ARF consultant; Robert Taylor, a Hospital doctors who paramount to European security. toiyard peace and prosperity may be tjiken there in the next ^rshtp; Muriel Auden, national Informed of Plane opening Monday. Eden was MAKIS home and Connecticut cottage; E Tdemphis attorney, and Miss Ber- treated- the six-pound boy for few fateful days. \ n«Mine Healy, a social worker at first degree bums, gave him a The NATO powers have been accompanied by his wife and TOUOH Edith Mason, hospital work; Flor kept informed of the thinking of The Eiswihower plane reach Keflavik, Iceland, Air Force ence Streeter, legislative; Florence NEW St. Vincent’s Infant and Mater • "fair” chance to live., Hb waa. advisers.. He told newsmen Base approximately” 10 ûrs after takihg off from Wash- CUTTMO nity Hospital, Chicago. placqd In an oxygen tent. the Big Three in preparation for he hoped the conference n itt. Civil defense; Jeanne . Irish, the Geneva conference, but to ington at 9:18 ,p;m. (EDT) la.st night. It was the only stop cancer; Muriel. Auden, publicity; Five Chlago lawyers, who Police said the baby had would result in some progress J A I Y l- been stuffed into a ohopping day’s meeting was designed . to planned enroute to Geneva. ■ ^ . iik> u nr Helen Beebe, memorial building yvers not idrivuffed. and . three provide an official opportunity for toward reuniting Germany. fund, and Lucille Hirth, chairman RAYON natural .mothers,x also unidenti bag and there were charred ^ fte r HxSUip of about two hc£)urs the plane took off at 9 :0 ^ "Jw nUr" A you re wearing newspaperf around him, indi an exchange of views. of card parties. fied, vl'lio became involved In The experts from the Big Th^-ee By TifE ASSOCIATED PRESS a,m. (EOT) on the second leg ofHhe flight. . CONyilT TO questionable child placement pro cating that someone had tried In dramatic White Hoiise v — Uwa Mewef to buin him. before abandon Who drew up the p ropolis for the Preimer Nikolai Bulganin, OaMeaTMer ACETATE cedure.. also will tesllfyxthe sub summit talks submitted their gen broadcast lessleas than an hour bq-be- ^ a CeMveiar MâM* committee spoke.xman ssldx^^ ing him. eral plan to lithe .NATO council Communist party boss Nikita ife taking off from Wuhingtoh. j Today|,8 hearings concludexthe seyecal days ago, .Council members Khrushchev and their Soviet Eisenhower ail but pleaded withylke { and Parlv WINDOW SHADES three' da.v'^ sessions in Chicago. chairman and the only member in turn submitted the' outline' to delegatfon flew from Mo.scoW the Rusrians. to'make ■good on their Checked " Will Testify Behind Screen 'present, with quips. their governments for study. at 9 a. m. EST today for Ge recent tolerance and conciliation LONG WEARING Engine ^ Broket Young mothers who sold their ^■You call that smuggling, mis Dulles. Pinay and Macmillan put pledges. Eait Lunch with offspring were to testify from be ter ? ? ^ a t ’s not smuggling. That’s the final touches on the western neva and what may prove a He spoke-in moving terms of' ■■ ■■■ u INTERSTATE CLEANTEX 5 W ays Steering Tiree ^ hind a large screen which would gonna give’em (the babies) each a planning yesterday. history-making parley “at what he called a a J T A « g | g s g e hide {heir identity. good horned'. Miner said. West Strategy, Secret . the summit.” statement read yesterday to a J.Jg>8gUV>l. M HE Made td Order- Moscow news conference—by So- Electrical Syelam^^ At yesterday’s hearings. Eugene Miner said ^ Joined the adop Western strategy and tactics for 'The Soviet delegation departed # 1199 With Your Bollera the Geneva negotiations remained from Moscow’s central military Viet Premier Bulganin: W EIDENMILLER- Harry Miner. 44, of Ottawa, a tion organisation' in 1961, when b* “He talked of conciliation and Keflavik Airport, Iceland,. July DRESSES for Safety I Canadian carnival worker, testi- secret, but it appeared clear that aii-port in a silver two-engine mlli 16 (A*)—President Eisenhower sped ' needed money. Hex,did not say the Big Three hoped progress tolerance and understanding. I fled he brought Canadian babies specifically whether he^ still was a tary plane. on toward Geneva today after ex* • /MAQOVERN GOa L A. JOHNSON would, be made in the spirit and 'Tliey made no speeches at the PRESIDENT lSISENHO)4’Ett flRÎER BULO.ANIN say to you, I. sSy to a ir the world, into the United States to couples member of U»e ring, butxhe «;as if the words that he expressed are pressing hope that "the cause of 225 Sllaa Dean Highway Sleeveless dress with bolero, white flower titni, with rhine.stones PREVIOUS OWNER'S NAME GLADLY who had arranged to procure them atmosphere of the talks. *• airport but, shook hands with peace can Im advanced for all the and J . W. Hale Corp. has it! identifled by lubcommlttee Counsel The western'powers are not go truly renective of the heirts ind, Wetherafleid, Conn. P A I N T 0 0 . around neck and pockets. A smart dress for all around we.ir. from a "bahy dekler. Ernest A- Miller, s. currently em- We.stcrn and Eastern diplomats “■ Four confer Grey only. GIVEN UPON REQUEST! ! ing to Geneva with specific pro lined up on the airship. mindB of. the men in the Kremlin '^®*'*‘* * , Miner parried' questions of Sen. . . . 'then there will be no trouble ence.’ TeL Hartford JA h-gSM 699 Mtin St^ Tel. MI>9*4501 posals prepard.' but the Russians Higbl Schedule Unknown The President's private plane, a new and tconder/ul Latex girdle that Sizes 12 to 20. 1 6 '^ to 2 2 'a Kefauvef (D-Tenn), subcommittee (Contlnued oa Page Four) offer some. between the Russian delegation Super 88 DH UT 4-Dr., RdH. The flight schedule for the Soviet and our own at this coming confer the super-constellation Columbine Th^ first ’meeting between Pres plane was not announced. There III, took off from this wind-whip* '53 O y)S. ■f-Door w * a M il I a Hydramatle ident EJsenhower, Britain’s Prime ence.” 'dr sclually reaials tearing Radio. 'Iieater, hydra- Je t black, very good was anr unofflcial report the Soviet Sees Step to Piâee ped airport operated by the Unit Minister xMen, French Premier delegation would .stop over in ed States Air Force a t 1:05 p.m., $\Q 3 S matir, ‘f-tone green with condition. Hat had teat Faure anffxSoyiet Premier Bul And, said the President with has adjualable, detachable hose aupporta W'hiteivall tireA, original CoVera since new. Swell Berlin tpnight to confer \rith Iceland time. (8:05 a.m„ ES'T)-. ganin will be held Monday. deep seriousness, if the distrust Accompanied by Mra. Eisenhow 'top-lei talks tween countries can be dtapelled at 254 $1895 In ^ h eva, a member of the hower, who will serve as a pacHe* they will have reacheAsgreement Soviet delegation Mid Premier his meeting with th* Russian, al aid* to his father at the aummtt on an outline, for future .negotia Bulgapin and' his party Would British and French leaders start conference, the President had Who but Warner's* could give you all this! Hidifen rein ’51 C H R Y S .a C tions by thrir foreign min'lslers. ing Monday, then: ^ , R *H „ fluid drive, a nico As Rioting Spreads arrive at 8 o’clock. stopped here for the refueling' of ’53 BUIGK "Riviera It waa expected that suc)i' a ”W* will have taken the great his plane and lunch with Icelandic forcements . . . comfortable cotton lining . . . special front hardtop with low mile But. ttiujuMcd, I'L jiP not know est stop toward peace, toward Hardtop, radio, heater age, and all the extraa whether.it will’ be 8 o'clock tod^-, ofncials. ' panel, for complete control, complete comfort. Fast dry and Biiiek’s own d.vna- '(OoutlBued on Pngf Four) future profiperity and tranquillity President Asgelr Asgeiraoon waa . anyone would like. Red Casablanca, -Morocco, July>y»ut«>mobnes and utility poles lit- tomorrow morning or tomorrow that haa ever been taken in all- ing; while or pink. .Girdle, or Panlie Girdle. Extra small, 0 r ^ ' flow. A nice shade of and white. e d flA E evening.” host at the luncheon. -If 16 (fl>^Rioting in Casablan-, th* history d rub In South Plans the Big Foi>r summit conference. President said he waa going to to* . tion of martial law in me tjonslist terrorist bombing which short time of the conference ”we Geneva conference “in a search for dering theac daya. Why not gft in ’87 GAD. ber. one owner, ejCIHC With MOlotov on the Russian cannot settle the details of the Ua t »Ki| o fufe oaH dr#omy itylp* city . ' touched off the outbreaks ’Thurs- peace.” v RAH., h.vdramatlr, new low mileage. 9 3 9 3 plane \v4s deputy Soviet Foreign many problem's that afflict the the “Thrifty” habit of ieMioKîu^ Peguloiioi MOOBt.i hov« tKp Pi In the native quarter, built along day. Six persons were killed when Bias Bar Study Minister Andrei Gromyko. He added.' ”I shall .hope the ;iipeclal Jet blark paint world” but he added later; . cause of peace, can be advanced for mer cottons to us for launderingT Or*d freedom of thortt OAd o tKirt modern lines, Moroccans set fire, (^he bomb exploded in a crowded "We want peace. We cannot look Job, clean Interior, ex- ConverUblo all the world.” . . yt< they re o cool, ’53BUICK to s hospital and s .sugar ware- cafe section where Frenchmen Coliirhbla, S. C., July 16 (Ah— X' (Continued on Page Four). at this whole aituation without You’ll like the crisp, perky appear* eellenl RAH', dynaflow, a nice house. Flremeq • cSlIed to put out were celebrating Bastille Day. ' He also expressed hope that poo- eutf'' Her* t o' procitcol kiAd d'f tires. $595 The Summerton School Dtstrtpt' realizing first that peasim'ism never ance Thrifty gives them. dark grey with a aew the flames were stoned. Army Some Europeans passed out won any battle, whether it waa In ple everywhere vvill "achievs a • ■ 4, 9l»m, look fothion dettg o'lo r gym. black top.. One ewn- tanks were ordered to the area. ; handbills today announcing th? announced here yesterday ttjirf |'ry» , . g; more tranquil Iffe with peace and Mode from MOONC SoAforitad peace or whethef it was In war." 210 The ■ announcement of martial public funeral aervlcea and saying plans ’:a comprehensive „^ ry ey ” V ^ O U t r a C l Red Aide at Airport Justice.” , Gr~Oo.h ’53CHEVe\^4-Door ^'o. I9I-A. $1895 law was made by Gilbert Grandval. "We ask that public authorities of the question of reorganizing its ' Eisenhower, who voiced toe hope S&H Green Stamps school system on a non-segregated A keyed-up crowd of more than Radio, healer. very the new French resident general, should not send anyone to repre 200 MW the President Off at the before leaving Washington toe elean, niee shade of who declared police forces had sent them." baais.' Geneyafmeeting will "lead us on toV Avoid the last minute rush The announcement came after a Gamble Cost airport. Vice President and Mrs. OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL T gray, whitewall Mree showed themselves inadequate in Sentiment in the European quar Nixon were there. So was Secre a better and fuller life,” was met and get yours early. the past 36 hours. Duriqg yester ter has been running high against 3-Judge tribiinal told the trustees and many little extras. ’530LDS.%^:“” that they .Will have time to make tary of the Treasury Humphrey. .\n original one owner Convertible, RdH., day’s wild demonstrations in the Gilbert Grandval. the new French U.S. $350,000 So were a number of foreign diplo ' (Continued on Page Four) European quarter, police were re resident general in. Morocco, who "necessary adjustments” to end Officially adopted ''^y low rillleage hydramatle, power segregation, but after that -they mats—including, poMibly as a car. 256-A. $1395 ported to have been conspiciously arrived from Paris tight daya ago gtxKl omen, the acting head of 9 8 1 S T ^ Manchester High School. steering, p o w e- r wi|l-'be enjoined from refusing be Washington. July 16 i/Pt—Jess brakeo, low mUeago sbiient. Grandval. had previously with French cabinet orders to ease the' Soviet embassy, Sergei R. oi-dered a 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew. the tight. French administration of cause of race to admit any pupil Larson, former head of govern aad has had oaly one to any school. Striganov'. ’53 PLYM. f^ranbroqk All stores In the Europea» quar the Morocco protectorate. ment stockpiling, has told congres PRISIE’MINISTER EDEN PREMIER FAURE Eisenhower waa- Joviality itself \ 4-Door owner. Light Morocco’l ardent Nationalists Atty. Robert McC. Figg of Bulletins green. e d A iig ter were closed tight aniT^gtreet sional investigators he decided to at the departure, in contrast to Downtown Cfeanei^ Raillo, heater and many - traffic was far below: normiD-'ô. have long been catryiHgjQukr.a ler- Charleston said, the aUidy - will be $400 -NO. 24-A.~ 9 1 9 9 3 made by the University-of North ”ganrt>le" :6n a T952‘ zinc contract the gravity of his broadcast man from ihe-AP WirdR e.xtras, dark blite, origi lice and firemen worked to cleS*. rortM campaign, of bombings and ner. Before the broadcast, he nal one ow ner, low mile- Carolina Education and Sociology that later cost the government iMU lPiHlWfsaw MI941 wmiwo— swsy debris , from yeitarday’s layings In their'drive for self-gov- $325,600. Larson said he did so voiced aomq ctoncem about the heat age. lent. Departments, Military Chiefs Warn ■'i- ^nsfPfP9fMfffPfmiW 0PiP^^^9f7r rioting. - iiecause he felt the count.-y needed in the room 'and about a chance 264-A. $1295 Reinforced police .and army- haa Increased recently IS-Pobit. Petition Submitted qUAKE HITS GREEK I8UB Figg submitted ah 18-point peti the metsL that he rfiight run a little over the Athens, Greece- iuiy 18 (8P4— '51 PLYM. units patrolled the streets and a' as Eur'Opean residents lashed back Larson and Howard I. Young, scheduled IS minutes. He made it Rodto. heiMer, oeat eor- police plane flew low over th* city at officials, and other Frenchmen tion enibodying plans for a survey An earthquake hit Samoa Is ora, dew of the district schools. He said his-unpaid aide when Laraon wSs Of Red Air Progress plain he meant eveiy word of that land, soutoeast Of here, today ’52 OLDS. 2 Door ttreo, veiT to spot congregations of people. who have urged moderation and head of the now-defurHet Defence addrcM and wanted all of it to cleaa. a awell Httlo Several: hundred demonstrators sympathy Nationalist the trustees believed the survey and police there reported at R;.and H„ bydnunatir, ear, Materials' Procurement Agency least SO house* eollapoed. Thera \ tried to sMemble- near the area alms. 1 neceMsry because they do not .con (DMiPA). testified on the matter (CoaUauMl ou Page Four) 2-tone grey and red, No. 785-R. Some 250.000 SuifQpcans, most sider themselves qualified by lirain- Quanticn, Va,, July 16 (S^—The _ by three top ’ military. command was no' immediate report of lesa very clean, low mileage,' $595 where the government buildings Thursday at a closed session of the er* for delivery to the conference are concentrated, but they were of them FrenjCh. live ih'-thls mod ing or experience to adequately nation's military leaders heard of life. Poliee a t Kariovaaal aald ' one owner. ' ( 1 9 Q K Senate-Hoi'se Defense Production were made available. Here is 10 houses had , collapiiMl . thera R dispersed by police. ern City of 65(),o6o, : appraise the m’anifnid problems and Senate Banking Committeea. from ^ their own experts today No. 188-A. •50CHEV.T.,Ur. posed by conditions vuithin the what the abbreviated aummaries and 20 others Hi surroundlag vil Police and firemen began clear Their testimony waa made public some Boberinc word* the reported about th* bn’efirrgA:, 4-door,. RAN., M A E ing away f sm oked' and burned (Coarinued on Page Eleven) district. Adenauer Bars lages.. Sixty ' other home* la yesterday. achievement and aims of the Rus Gen. Nathan F. Twining, . Air Karlo'vassl w e(» reported (bUB- very eleaa. 9 3 9 3 The petition al.so contained pro- Zinc Never DeUvered ’53 PONT. . S ' -vlslpns for operating of the dis sian Air Force. Force chief of staff—Asaajdng toe sged beyodd repair. They said.the zinc.waj never de But the 170 civilians■'■.Keneral.s capabilities of Russia’a long range Very, very clean. Haa trict's schools during the coming livered and the governnient lost Divided Beich ’510LDS.2J„*?Jk year as during the past year. Figg and admiyale attending briefings bohiber force as measured by the TA SS REPORTS ON IK E - had the very bent of S325.000 the DMPA had awarded at the aniiualjdefense serretaries’ rare. A atar on the uaed Hydramatle, very clean, said any other course would dis recent Mo.scbw di.splay of new . Moscow, July 16 (iP) — The one owner, haa had the 13ôviet Farm Experts to the Mid-Continent Mining Oo. of conferifcnce also ■w'ere given as far-flyihl;. heavy je t boimbers, he In Europe Pact . Soviet Bcws agency Taos report 'Car lot. organize both the schools shd the St. Paul. ’ ' ' host of care, driveanvr iniithis surance that the United Slates said this "concrete evidence of ac ed Preldeat Elseahowrer’a ' da* No. 200-A. $1895 community and advfcrscly affect At" the tinhe the contract was still holds qualitative superiority ono today! both the public intereat "and the celerated Soviet progres*—Giearly, Bonn,^ Germany, July 16 (iFI — pprture for the Big Four aitm- signed. Young was both deputy in' the air. determines a Soviet intent to de nilt meeting in a toree-UM dM* . No. 140-A. S1HS Arriving for U.S. Tour Interest Of the plaintiffs 4n the DMPA administrator and presi OhanoellOl- Konrad btdenauer de- suit. Extracts from papers prepared velop an effective long-range air -'patch, today but^made ao awa* 11 OLDS. dent of the American Zinc, Lead (;lared today that European ■ te- tion of hi* Btatemeat of deter- —.Thurgood Marshall, general and Smelting 057 of St. Paul. arm.” ’ Radio, heater, hydra*' ’5$0HEV. SISK: counsel of the National Associa-. Adm. Arthur Radford; chairman curity system baaed on the con 'minattoB to end mutual distriiat. malle, beat covem,'spe . 4-Door, radio, 'Jheater, New York, July 16 (iP)-VA 13- ■ very: well have started . life ; that Young now is back as full-time of the .loint Chiefs of Staff —r- 'Moscow- newspaper gave nsadi way. It Includes some of the high tion for the Advancement of Col hefid of American Zinc. * tinued dlviaion' .of Germany cial t-tone green, low new pabit «ood rubber, man delegation of top SovleR|agri. ored People,, denounced the pro Weapons are iqcreaalng in power, spaed to Premier NUtoMi B al-' cultural leaders arrives herd* by est powered governmmt agricul Both Comptroller General Joseph News Tidbits totally unacceptable.” mileage. One own-< seat eovera. One ewi». posed study for which he said in complicated mechanism and in . He made a brief declaration be gaain’s preeoafereaoe etalenieat 5L-54 "FIN E U N E "— Striking new pln-doUed suit of plane today en rouU to lows and tural executives of-the USSR. Campbell and Sen, Willianis (R expense, mylag that with good wrUl tha there is no need. However, he final-, Del), have raised questions about Culled from AP Wires fore the Bundestag (lower hoiise). acetate-Laatex-cotton . . . wijth dramatic trim of aolid No. 810-A. other farm sUtes; „ , It’s head la Vladimir Matxkevich. ”We are reaching now into th* W f F ou r, leaders, could chart color.' The'"dots are color-aealad-in forever by the Qeia- $1195 « ... $5K first deputy minister of Soviet l.v agreed to accept the wording of Young’s relationship to the Mid on Monday’s summit conference at After a day in New York, the the court’s order. fringe aregS;'' Radford M id , feeble ways to settlemeat. perm' dyes! Con<;galed front xlppcr la a Jantxen fashion group will move on to study : Agriculture. His position is equiva- Continent and other contracts. It Geneva. School Unit Enjoined "where there are new unknowna Socialist opposition iMder Erich ' feature tha,t means added'ease and comfort for you’. . . l e * BIARU ^DOor Sedan '53 OLDS. ** American farm techniques with a ; lent to that of the leading b m Is- was noted that the refining of the Two-'teenage'ra have been -ar with \$hich to deal — unknown* PAPER W A ^S PCRON and the adjuatably-boned "ahape-makery” bra has open- 9V IVJIwll Jet Black riew o f , applying them In the \ tant secretary of .agriculture in The tribunal enjoined the Sum zinc involved was .to be handled by rested in fatal zip-gun. shooUng of OUenhauer Joined with Adenauer Rhdio, kentei'. hydra* merton School District from re- such aa the apace above ui, toe on the declaration, which was loud Buenos Alrmf^rgentlaa, July . ings for "Accents,” Jantxen foam-rubber-bra pads. Double Radio, bea.ter, hydra- matie, aileelal 8-toae ilS S R . which , is having ,-serious the, U.S. government. the American SJlnc Co. of IlUiiois— 14-year-old Warren Holstrom in high apeeda .of aircraft, atomic Add A NewWinfTo Your Old Nest fiuing admission to any school io a subsidiary of Young’s firm, R*’A. ly applauded. 18 (API—The *MBi-eRtclal- aewo- . • shoulder straps detach for sunning. *• matte, very, eleaa and tan le t off irINi white farm difficulties. - Matakevlch ia an Important and New York . . . President Ehaen- *nenrv guided misilles—all these paper Derooeracia wraraed Preal - la good 'nmai» eondl- Meanwhile,______, a 12-man American I powerful naan in Soviet farm af- any student on account of race. Young. Howard Young's son. waa a howei' has signed reduced- Atomic AvokU Cmaeva leoues wall Hreo. Very low more besides. These Mme Adenauer said he wanted to dent Jnaa D. Perqn^. palltieal Uou mileage. One n«n>- rroiTp arrived laat night in Russia ; fairs. A close adherent and associ- vice president of American Zinc of Energy ^m m ission bill with hopes i areas of new unknowns are also Do It With Easi-Bild Patterns White with black dots (Coutlaued on Page Fou^ Illinois, OongrSM will re<'onsider and make'J avoid Mying anytoihg that would .oppoaeata. today th at ArgeaUaa <}' ■ , No. 142-A. $445 to observe farm . methods there * ate of Nikita Khrushchev, the first areas in which toe Soviet Union neuat became eomptetely eataa Sizes-lO to 18, and possibly give some advice on secretary of the Central Commit- ' Defends Conduct \ more money available I. ter. diJiturb toe Geneva negotiations or )—Some 10,- Both- Larson and Y o u n g mDlion donMge to 12-story Maurice tires. Vom mileage aad 194fl Dodge, M H . 820 At Moscow airport Uie Ameri undoubtedly will report directly acknowledged the contract with L. Rothschild clothing' store in vely or qualitatively.” This was a reference tq to* Mos va coatereaM drew aa only one nwaer.. Swell | 000 CIO TextUe workeifs at a doze'n Gen. .Curtis E. Lemay, chief of cow propoMi, distributed by toe reapenae today fr M a Walaut, Mrcb, msbogaay ar aak flalsb ^ywowd far rnteirier ,1847 Ford t-uodr 2-Dedr . .... 888 cans were welcomed by A. I, and personally to Khrushchev on Berkshire Hathaway Mills are Mid-Continent .was made despite a downtown Chicago. nalia, bOUt-ia ualta. ,o *17 ®* for thesb hot daya and - 1848 Studebaker 4-Door Bovin, deputy minister of agricul his finding*. warning from.Baron T. Shacklette, President Syngman Rhee says the Strategic Air Command—Le Soviet News Agency Taae last leaders of vaHeaa scheduled to return to the lopms Tuesday, for th* at*p-by-step re tioas -aaaeoaeed that prayara. nights. ClOtC RAH...... 8185 ture, and a party, of Soviet offi Three other Soviet delegation Monday, ending a costly 13-week head of the General Service Ad he wants South Korea admitted to may considers his command fully OJiexpaaMva plywaad far aab-flaadng, M ie/raaf shMlhlBg. Sportswear—Second Floor Table No. 189-A. . 9 1 9 9 3 1948 Dodge Conv. ___ 8185 cials. Bovin said the Rusalans had members ar* on the deputy min ministration’s compliance section, U.N. but "not at the price o f deal capable of inflicting decisive blows union of divided Germapy through would he saM lumeiraw a t their strike. ■ ehurchea, Plan Hook Benrloa Aoapla P m U m ^ree Delivery "heard much and have much ad ister level. Another ia a deputy that "Irregularities” might be in which would admit Red China." against an aggressor and said "the a European ' aecurity syatem. It ■ r* _ The back-l^'iirork move was as- Called for recognition by Bonn of A sturdy metal table with 3 ahglvea that win do a Job for you Many Others At The Home Safety Tested Cars miration for the great agricultural premier of th* Ukrainian RapubUc, ngrod yesterday aa seven of the Jl2 volved. . . . One hundfed employes of Rem aircraft and weapons aupplied to- achievements of the United Ruaaia’a riebast farm region. Shacklette, In a 1952 report ington Rand Co..' Remtico Division ua by American technology and toe 'Communist regima- of toe So EUUqpFF OUTS PABK TAPE m -JC Green Stampe Given With Cash Saks. " in the kitchen. In J«d and'white. Reg. $7.95. locals ratified a new contract—a HoiWbrd. July 16 (P) — Rmr. . States” and hoped to learn much Th* visit of 4h* Soviet group is Virtual renewal of the old pact iUtroduced into the committee's in Bridgeport will return to wofk production ar* qualitatively aupc- viet son* as Um first move, The from the delegation. an outgrowth of an editorial eug- record, referred to allegations that Monday following settlement of rior.” But, Lemay added, we have Soviets aloo' damanded that West Elhtcedf tod^r aignad Mglili Kw which expired M at^p ril 15. atriklag' ' ffrom the haaka a Mb fit Tha Ruaslan group is tha first gaatlon mads originally IQ' Dm Da* One l o ^ — NeW ^ d ford —: re- Maynard F. Clough, head of Mid- WMk-old strike yesterday. no reason to be complacent and (tormony aluniid drop its Usa to toe Manchester Motors high-level non-wplomatlc Soviet Moines Raglstar and Tribune. Continent, waa "a promoter with Connecticut Education Asa. an- every effort must be made to en Western alUa$c*. RaanMal red tapa la Mart YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER ^ Jactad the contract but TWUA cot .of the StoM ffWfe aad SPECIAL * 5 ®^ delegation to come here for obesr- Mus In New York to meet the ton rayon director 'Victor J . Can- out visible ipeans df support." He noun()es it haa - asked ejlucation sure that research, deyilopment YVeiiM Rasp Rald i Repnratad Silver Lane Rd« Manchceter if Opim Until 9 P. M. vation and travel -with the blessing Russian farm experts on behalf of aano said ratiflcs^tlon.by a majority ah^ spoke pf rei>o'rts that Clough CommiMioner Finis E. Englernan and production capacity is kept Adenauer seld tost such a aecur and encouragement of the U.8. the U.S. Agriculturs Department W'ae “prominently identified” with’ lo investigate Milary dispute in superior. ity system would perpetuato for a tim J S K H A M COM MI 9*6427 of ipeala U binding on all workers. farast Housew&rea. Dept.—^Basement govSnunent.einca th* -coM . war be la AaoL Secretary Bari L. Butx: ' Ratifying the contract yeater(]ay Jam es Hunt,.a key'figure in. the Bristol. , . . Three Turtlcoat Gla Summing up, Lemay said to* wholly luipradietabto Uma toa divl A U MCttMT ia 'Cettif ■ \ ,' • Ray Dwyer, Used Car Manascr gan in 194fi- - - ' John Strehm, of Woodstock IU., were loeala In Warren, Albion and Senate’s "flva percenter” hearinga who rejected lito in Communist capeiblUty of .to* Strategic Air Mon of Oarnuuiar. TiMre’a not n Mngla flirt ‘Sumer editor af the Brntd Atmanae and Ovrantry R. I., and 'three pf sdta* yaan ago. China aaid toay hava<"lesnMd a Conunand la incraaoini^ aad wUl H d s SwradMlcn. M tha xrhols RuaMah -groop — Mtter leaeeu" and (trs “going home 'ttoogh soma of Ita maattaw asay (C ») SB rage •) 'pisparad to .^ y for our ihlatakto.” « e a V a c a ■) . , ” , /