M.'- ■/-, - V -'AAA:- '•n- t ■' ■ . ■'■1' . ‘ .V/ .-t;:--:. - A A - A 'A / A V-, -I v :\ .I'*' 1 ■■■ .n '« A > - h - ■■ ■ '■ -1 ■ ■ ’ THURSDAY, JUNE*«. IMT P- A ■ • FACE TWBNTY-rOUE* MancfifitBr lEtimhiQ H ^ r o l b ■J . ■ ' The Breather i . For the Week Ended V-' T“ near the Windsor town line. In an­ proposed Baat Hartford-Menoltee- h: A- June S, H57 rereeeot af 0. 8. Wantbar Beraee Mrs.. Kliaabcth CaldweU, com­ To Attend Barbecue nouncing its intention last summer ter plant. ' A b o u t T o ^ mander of DAY, No. 17, Auxitlary, Fuller Spikes to move out of Hartford, the com­ Tbimderehoivera continuing talta Mrs. Cora Blow, hospital chair­ pany said it needed a larger, more 12;540 tonight. Low near 79. Showara,. man,' and 10 members of the unit and modem, plant. Auto Hits Fence Member ef the AmHt thundendmwani, warm, h n m i 4 I Mary B. Oieney Auxiliary, No, entertained patients, at the Rumors About A. VC. Fuller, chairman of the Bnrenn at Oteeatntten Veterans Hospital, Rocky Hill, through Satnrday. High in Sta. 18, t«W V,.w in hold lU annual out, board of the brush company, told At Bolton Notch f ■' . Manchester— City of pillage Charm In j Sunday at 'Mraj, Mary Matnr wIlUi a hamburger roast last n|ght. a meeting of the local Kiwanle Chib lau’a cottago at Coventry LaH«- Merger^ Move last December that the firm was n # group will meet at the Center The Salvation Army will conduct experiencing difficulty in finding a Bolton, June 37 .(Special) — A REPAIRIMd VOL. LXXVI, fiO . 229 (TTfi'ENTY PAGES) at 1:90 p.m., and tranaporUtion an opn air meeting tonight at 7:30 buyer for the factory. He attributed car riut off the road and smashed Reasohible Prices—2 Watch Makers MANCHESTER, CO>IN., FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1957 (Claastfled Adrertieing en Page IB) PRICE FIVE CENTS pn Main St. The bandsmen wdll A Fuller Brush Co. spokesman into three fence poets on Route 6 'will be provided for those who need today sought to spike rumors that this to the tight labor market in provide music. ^ the Hartford ^rea;-which. Fuller at the Bolton Notch overpass this to $20.00 for Your Qtd Wotek It Members will bring their own the Hartford firm has abandoned morning after one of its tires blew ailverware. plans to build a large new plant said,' discourages industries from Mr. and Mrs. Peter Urbanetti of moving in. out. ... HAKE THAT GRADUATION GIFT 312. Main St. will celebrate their on the East Hartford-Manchester The auto was damaged exten­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bcabert 31st wedding anniversary by tak-; town line. ,, Cart said today that this was still sively but its driver and lone oc­ A HAMILTON WATCH and brother. Paul Ecabert, 453 A variety of rumors concerning the case. However, he also said cupant, Martin A. Burnham, 20, ing their first vaCaUon trip since | that the construction of the five Large Selection of Greeting Card$ Center St, made a trip yesterday their .marriage. The coupfe wUl. Fuller Brush have been circulating of East Hartford, was not in­ to Idlewild Airport. N- Y.. to meet leave'Bradley Field Sunday on a for at least 10 days. One has it new Connecticut River . bridges jured. their eldest brother, Albert Eca­ that the firm is going to move to might alleviate the situation by Burnham, a disabled person who flight to Cincinnati where they j 'making industry less dependent on bert and his wife of Corroux, will be met by their daughter. { Indiana. Tw o others name two dif­ drives with special equipment, Swlteerland. It U their first visit ferent companies with which Full­ the labor supply in the immediate was iasued a warning for operating 737 MAIN ST; Elaine. They plan a visit with their ; vicinity of a plant. to this country and they plan to daughter's family, and will return er Brush is to merge. with defective equipment by State He also said the new bridges and F. L BRAY spend the summer here, to Manchester July 7. \ To ail of them, the Fuller Brush Police. _ ■ ^ spokesman, Lester Carl, replied to- highways would make it easier for Po"ce said that Burnham was '40 ^ A R S A^MANCHESTER JEWELER Mr. and Mrs."*Fi-ed Geissler of The choir of the Buckingham | da,V: “ Not true." He added he him­ Fuller employes living on the west­ ling Boston, formerly of Manchester, Congregational Church will ,rC' self had hoard rumors which have ern side of the' river to get to the occurred at about S' a.m. are InstnicUng at the Eorest and hearse tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. had no more basis in fact. Indian Acres Camp and K- Fuller Brush last December pur­ Ranches, White Mountains. Ftye- Rep. Edwin H. May Jr. chased 80 acres of land on Tolland Slayers Hear burg, Maine, this summer. He is a Tpke., locgted in both East Hart­ Suryivor Says senior at the New England Con­ Edwin H. May Jr., RepreaenU- ford and Manchester, for the con­ YOU SAVE i WAYS WHEN YOU SHOP servatory. Police Arrests tlve from the First District, will struction of a new plant to cost a attend the chicken barbecue Sun­ reported 34 million. Twenty acres Delbert A. Reynolds Jr., 150 day of the Manchester Young Re­ t>f the tract lie in Manchester. Death Verdict Autumn St., left Bradley Field on .* Tlinothy J. Kennedy, 68, of publican Club. , "There have been no changes in June 17 for 11 weeks training with Boston, Mass., was arrested May is one of a number of local, our original pla’ns," Carl said to­ ' ' • 3,000 Drowned charged with in- SELF SERVE AND the Air National Guard at San An­ yesterday and state, and national dignlUries day. Hartford. JUhr 28 (/P)— |thbir backa, then kUled with a tonio, Tex. His address is; A./B. torication. who have been invited. He said the company will start bullet each in tha baek at the Delbert A. Reynolds Jr., 21022462, The arrest was made by Patrol­ construction of the new building ai Two ex-convictft—who con­ head. Lake Charles, Iji.. June 28 (A*)— Hurricane battered south-, A social hour will begin at 4 fessed to shooting six persons P. O. Box 1507, A. N. O. Flight 51, man Gordon T. Neddow, as a p.m. at the Rosemount, Restaur­ soon as it has a buyer for its pres HALE’S MEAT DEPARTMENT Faet Never Oodatteaed we.st Louisiana counted a mounting death toll today with of­ Lackland Air Force Base, San An­ result of a complaint by a Spruce ant, Bolton, with dinner at 6 p.m. ent 35-year-old plant in Hartford ^ ' f * to death in eight holdups re- Tha dafense claimed Culoih))e, ficial and unofficial estimate^ ranging from 200 to 4,000 tonio, Tex. St. woman. There will be dancing later; cently-r-have been sentenced of Hartford, was an imbecile, and fatalilie.'i. ' • Kennedy is being held for trial 1. Fresh Quality Producits the prosecution never questioned The public is invited and may to die in the electric chair. I Official sources have accounted for 100 dead, 87 of them Edw’srd Cain, a Manchester on Saturday. buy tickets from any member of ^ ^ ^ ^ s m T e J r S’ Joicph Ta'boi-sky and. Arthur the fact. Charges of breach of the peace The defense for Taborsky was , in storm and wave ravaged Cameron Parish. Rut one (jameron High School student attending the the Young GOP Club, at Keller’s, F PRESCRIPTION Culombe. Ixith 33. were found Laurel Music Camp in Now Hart­ lodged against two girls Tuesday at the office of Attys. Jack Shea 2. Fairly Priced guilty of first degree murder laat baaed on testimony by a paychia- parish deputy sheriff .said he believed the toll would rdach ford,' has been awarded a scholar­ were made as the result of an argu­ and Paul, Marte, or at the Forde- > EXPERIENCE night by a jury out lean than triat that he was paychotlc--a ment with Mrs. Kenneth Staple- ! ,3,000 to 4,000. ship by the Hartford Courant cow­ Jewell Insurance Agency. ^ By Oar Phannaelsta aeven houra. They were convicted paramdd achisophi-enic. and aa The Weather Bureau in Washington sait) its li^test reports ering his expenses at the camp. ton, who resides with her husband 3. S & H Green Stamps ef killing a gaa atation owner and such wa.a insane. The state put 6n at 14 Arch St. The girls are Bar­ two psychiatriats of its own to dis­ i from the liattered area indicated 200 to ,300 persons had been The local boy la a percussionist Charter Oak St. The incident^Yook F Arthur Drug Storts euitomer in New Britain Dei-. 15. with the symphony orchestra re­ bara McGregor. 19, 150 Charter pute the testimony. killed in the Cameron area since hurricane Audrey smashed Oak St., and Janet C. Bleu, 20, 96 place in the Stapleton apartment. HALE'S FRESH OBOUND Beth Impaaalve hearsing at the camp. SCOT TOWELS Since the jury failed to recom­ 'rabomky had bean sentenced to. into southwest Louisiana yeslerday. MEAT and mend mercy, the. death aantence death before, for the 1950 holdup Capt. W. L. (Bill) Price, skipper of a New Orleans rescue was mandatory. The pair listened alajing of a West Hartford pack­ COFFEE age store owner. He spent four 1 boat that brought 400 refugees to Lake Charles earlier today, Impaaaively aa they were sentenced said Cameron Pariah Sheriff O. B, CarterAOId’ him “at least -V . 2 roiis 3 7 c Aa they turned, to flie out- of 1 -y***"*. •"'siting electrocution be- POULTRY the courtroom, the tall, lantern-1 " •* 200 persons are dead in Cameron." Lb. 85c The towel ef 1001 nsea, wet ar jawed Taborakv showed the aat-‘ TOi* hiirrirane roared Into Ihe't' ----— dry. OUR AIM IS urnlne wdt he displaved often since Texas and Louisiana coasts yw- . ' ^ NEW DIAMOND CHARCOAL hi* Brooklyn, N. Y.. from Hartford not tei-day and earlier reports said 16 .•...1, , 'i. ..V, J l^ng after hia release. Leas than a KRAFTS- TO GIVE YOU "What about tha second count?". ■ were lost and presumed dead. Copter Racing ha sailed Superior Court Judge [ ^•*'iJ***'^ •h<>°tinR /Pree Some of the victims were duplica­ Get In The James Shannon, referring to the ™ , , ted in today's reporta with the | O R A N G E A D E BRIQUETS CHOICE .MEAT other .killinra " ’hole point of the c/kse was, Convicted for double murder in ^d^w Britain in serie-s Sheriff Daniel Juliano, with cigar, are ierpoved from fatalities standing at 100. i To 11 in Roats * For LARGE SIZE "I've taken care of that, vou ve ‘'f,"' the jury | of Connecticut “mad dog" killtng.s, Joseph “Chin” Weary rei^-ue teams probed^e I your shopping corn fori,,, AT THE Superior Court following conviction and .sentence to been sentenced," wa. the reply. " “ V * ^ Taborsky, left- handcuffed‘ to Depyty Sheriff Joseph death just before midnight last night. They had con- marshlands ' for victlrtvi or ,jnr* j ” I just wanted to be aift-; you Rubera, and Arthur Culombe, right, shackled to Deputy vlvora. Some reports said bodies j With 5 Babies Air conditioned 39c LOWEST PRICE didn’t mUa anything*’ said Tabor- that, the two men did the fe.a.aed to killing six. (AP Wirephoto) were located floating on debris ! KEEP YOUR FAMILY ^ Self starting box. X For ^ ^ C miles from Cameron, Houston, Tex., June IS {/Fi—An Not carbonated, Vitamin C en­ "‘ to. Britain holdup th, Depuf.v Sheriff D. P. Vincent Air Force helicopter J[eft here to­ it Open Thurs. and Fri. ^ CHASE A SANBORN riched. killer, only 3133. All eight hold- .V V n ^ V He if U.S. Judge Upholds Y n u t h of Canju-ion Parish iCounty i was CHICKEN LEGS Japan Based day for atorm-rav'-ged Oameron, 166% Pore Tea. up. admitted <«uring • *;f»n th .o^iety had handled the problem of among 40 survivor bi-ought in on Nights till 9: SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE ***■ ttiem IVaa than 31,000. ! culombe aa it should have. Cu-, ITC I , to Miller's Convietion -* 4 44 Oe/lfe/lCCU the Coa.st Guaj-d )>oat Blue Bonnet | t>., where 16 persons, including 5 OF CANNING SUPPLIES BREASTS Lb. _The most spectacular was the. ]on-ihe would hot Ire on trial for shortlv after daj’break today. He new-born . babica! were reported INSTANT TEA CI^T FROM LOCAL BROILERS U.S. Jets Buzz ^ r r jp t i • HEmmY i r An n n k ir ^ and improvod parkinf lot with Chineae-style slaying of Mr. and hia life. Washington.- June 28 >P) T.t.S. ' said, he believed "3.000 to 4.000 adrift in three amall boata In An I 1»% Off ReguUr Price Mrs. Bernard Speyer of Meriden ALL S U M M E R .4isked-\sked fartfi Mercy Dist. Judge Charles F. McLaughlin drowned " as the huge tidal waves marahlanda. , plonty«ity off room ffor ^'monniivnrlng.'’ Sura Jell 2 ror 29e during a North-Haven shoe store 'It't MSrrible^tto think that ao- South Korea refused today to set aside the con- | i o Llectric Lhair m-ept inland. FROM THE "GOLDEN WEST' holdup. The couple was forced to ! ^ , tempt of Congress conviction | TOe helicopter M t on iU mercy GOOD| LUO^ TOe report of 87 dead at i f "N o tipping" carry out sorvico to your cor. Npw I Special Pack CHOICE L kneel, -adth their hands behind' (CeatfaiaeJ^M rage Twtive) Cameron by police radio came reacue miaaion about S a.m. after Seoul. June 28 -Sleek super- 'P‘,I I Hartford. June 28 iJ’i— Benjamin an SOS from the Cameron aherlffs Our warehouse manager, Jar Rubbers 3 For 29e __ . ______...... had attacked on-the bs.sis of recent after earlier tolla placed the ALL ABOUT PINEHURST CHICKPJNR tonic Americap jet Sghter planes Supreme Cou? t rulings. ' **• Hartford, stood shaking storm's \-ictima at IS. Five, of the office. rt "HEALTH and William Scully ,Jr., , tells us BUMBLE BEE BRAND BOTTON ROUND ROAST "This is air emergency." flaahM THE PLUMPEST, FRESHEST, TENDEREST FANCY ; ranged over South Korea today, The judge, hnwc.vcr, set aside between t\yo deputy sheriffs yea- 18 were from Cameron. BEAUTY AIDS" CHICnCENS YOUR MONEY CAN BUY! that his children have put SAW BLUE-BACK FINE RED FOR OVEN OB .POT BOASTING .one week after the U.N.. Command------, Mlller'.s ( onviction on one of the the'sheriff, "Need this helicopter their mark of approval on terday as he heard a judge aen- Although'there was no official as quickly as Dos.slh'c “ announced it was bringing in new , two contempt count.s on which .Mc- estimate of caaiialUea, the Red “ Sun Tan or Sunburn, tha Pilwhurat "WHITE ROCK" Notivo these two new items; Dulles Sees i^eds ai-itia to match tlie Communist Laughlin had adjudged the writef tence him to die ')n the electric About an hour after tha Air choice ia up to you." You CRABMEAT military buildup in North Korea. gulllv May .U chair. erode here amid they knew of at "Force craft le-l, 'ii'-..... i will find a good article on Minulo Maid Froun SALMON TOP ROUND StEAK “■89e But the U.S. Air Force quickly The effect of the ruling was to His crippled mother and hia least 1,000 people In the Cameron Tj^anamlsaion C.o. diapatchad two Sun Tan lotions in the July pregnant wife heard Judge Klmer area who did not evacuate' aa aeaplanes into the diaaater area. CHICKENS Moitml Milk announced that the aircraft --,-hold that one of "the two rotipts Ryen sentence him to die Dec. 16 issue of Good Housekeeping, 1 banned by the 1933 armUtice — -was not- covered by the High , .i.oino- xe,* Audrey moved toward tha' coast. fVior to take-off, lA. H. 9V. which la on aale at Pine- Grown on nearby farms, dressed (2 eam 29c) Tin 8 5 c in ' At federal Civil Defenae national and ruMicd to Pinehiirst -in a mat­ 1% Oz. Can would not be in the < t - . j M^cJimVv Tn ‘k parW^ lot Abadle. Lake Charlei, La„ dtta)- burst. - Just add 3 cans of inilk 65c Grinders Are A Big favorite will fly over on headquartera in < Battle. ' Creek, patched |hla meaaage. to author^ ter of hours. You. will find mil Lb. HORMEL’S j M ld ^ ^ e rb e rt S.: MOore, 4iraetais Pinehurst poultry "fresher by far." and you havs a drink the to w t - ' r ■ f - ■- f idtiwet*- . i and return to their Japanese b-iMi«u:> 'MicLafl)thnff’iAilca that cai one ‘ ri„rinv the triaf Reid fo«i< tKe lti«ffri*''tli*r-fft8itBter area: ''—' For sun bathers we have kiddies, young and old, will CAIN’S MASTER-MIX ^ ^ ^hese Days Saif hnHlcisco. Calif., June» policy apeg^h on Red China since landing In South -Korea «n!y for count Miller made no objection that .,.„ h nvvn ' of emergency information, said its Advise-,-to get a straight chair' Sun Bath by Revlon, Skol These broilers and small roasters art cisaned, 4pgy»»t com­ go wild for. CHOPPED BEEF 28 (/P)—-Secretary o f State "■aa-prepared .for refueling or in emergencies. the question he refused to answer he u, had-beerhad ■ been drinking before the legs off it. Ue ropes from J. B. Williams. Sea pletely ready to cook. . .weight 2>i tc 3H lbs. John Foster Dulle.a said today i • *•>« liitematlonal Korean officials said they wet * wa.* not pertinent to the inquiry killlnc, and had sepai-ated from I WAA at 11.60 p.m. ffEST) last nlfhl around it a o ^ e y can pick up clli!- Post Alpha-bits ■MAYONNAISE ITALIAN CaOkED SALAMI Lb. t S i roccroiioict. . . * * 'convention of UipnsU avio International, not disturbed by the announcement conduc ted by a House subcommlt- r * * * *P*™to|:i dren in it. or get a big Wiri bes- and Ski Tanning Cream. Get White Rock Chicken Breasts and Legs at Pine- An ,8^4-oz. package of the hit wife only a few days befdbas/ Lommunist rule is a passing, DuHcs flew here overnight fromllhat the planes would be flown lec on un-American Activities a ‘I Don't Knoiv’ whose ^ w er "'-s 'Ai ing '^•P'dly.; I and be sure to have a long JantMn Swim Caps |t hurat, too. newest and hottest cereal p ll^ e in China. He added it W’ashington to deliver the speech. ! from hsse.s in .Tapan rather than year ago. Aa relayed by Ixmislana Civil: rope to tie on to the chair- ai'nce Special K was intro­ 12 Oz. Can AMERICAN COOKED SALAMI i>. fie Asked why he-killed the woman. Defenae officials, Moore said, the $1M5 each. Johnsons' 1st 39e woilid be folly” for the United A.pparently he delibei-ately chose based In Korea. Defense Minl.slry he said “ I don't know the anawei-1 TOe dialreas message wma re- duced, only this is especial­ States to .strengthen the'Chi- " Coast s>King for his dls- aources appeared confldcnl the (( ontiniied on Ton) I amateur said that aa 1,000 evac- Aid Packets (which ly for the children. So new Ser^-n hot or cold, makes a ’ Q.75e my.self." . u;;;'huddted r thV vrrih';:.* .t; hearty sandwich. npsp Rpfl rpcn’mp 1>V- arantinir , ‘''‘f.*'"" *’” * ‘‘ 'V Asian U.N. Command would put modern A's Reid -was being handcuffed Sheriff'i office. snould be in every car) we won’t have the price until- PROVOLONE CHEESE ii>. ffe nese Red regime by granting j pojjpj, aircraft on South Koi-ean bases building. "The lower floors of the we ..receive our ahiptncnt PREMIER PEELED'HALVES to a deputy sheriff outside the building were under six feet of 63c each-,^ despite today's announcement, roui'troom, after he \va.a sentenced, (((ontiniied on Page Tweh-e) Thursday morning. Xo Great Problem Ike Helj>s Moslem.s water." ' . « Everything in deodorants he suddenly burst into tears, | Sft// BARTLEn PEARS argfiment for establishment of for- larnstin-isl cnmmunuii'r 'Hr A governmen;. spokesman .said ___ k jury of seven women and five, "He said It was not possible to from Anid to Veto. Includ­ (Children go for Minute or r*- msl relations between Washington!.,,.:,., pnnfnrmUv i i*” "whether the new planes arc on- v- //> At the same time he said seat- petuai phase." .Dulles said at Korean bases is no great prob- Wa.shlngton, June 28 .A', Pres- the verdict thst meaht death for for men. Large Can 39c 'Ing Red Chjna in the U.N. would I ■ \Ve owe it to ourselves and oui- the killer ,of hia mother's best the Lake (Tiarles American Press! Bulletins change, try tropical Punch .t,"’u V G XT*”!/ Elsenhower stood with diplo- said he believed the fatalities, or the new Dole combination not be "in the interest either of Mlies .and the Chinese people to, •’J'’'* '"" niatic representatives of 1.5 Mos- friend. Tm otes < the foreman. Lawrence W. Was- the other survivor*, said when in-> flaah flood awept a commuter bos BARBECUE RECIPES l^ugfi^slSS. ' their announced the verdict wjth- ' formed of Vincent's estimate: ; "into n egeek . nt . Zlonorille, ... .Ind.,. . chine king' any recommendation "Ilia hard to tell how many died. toda.v, drqnnlng two women nnd IN AMERICA merev which would have l ' So many people talk of losing fami­ tmpping Severn! other pnn- Lg. Jar $ 1.2 9 SoupisOn! Chicken 2 35 ^ and. in general, what will help abii.se of American 'citizens in' on.. TTo t - ’ j un—,v ru.. to bring religious and ...... -- -• _ .i. , . lies of six or nine. " | It looks like another big year for "outdoor cookouts." You (the Redai produce tanks, trucks. -Ohina " to '*•> (n TOe U.a Air Force announced cultural aervicesito Mosloms electric sengers, aa hurricnne-apnwned will and the "12 Best Barbecue Recipes" on pages 98-207 of With Rice / . some thatn t **llll"all ffvn^otypes nf of aircraft•I**/***a/t now- in . at.;. ' «a a. ichaiF ! Another survivor on the Blue Bon- ' I'loiidbursta swept neross In­ P fio z n N planes, ammunition, and othei; m il-; change In policy would speed the •ircraft now t-he 1.5 nations represented in I net, isn old women counting her PINEHURST HATB A LOW July Good Housekeeping. Most of them are too compUcated llffiry itDmfl. . nosAino'passing e%f of Comnuinhit nsut^ru le ------«■* by .the 5th Air Force (based Waahington! y TOe twelve members, of the jurV diana. and require too much work for me, but you may like them. I were not polled. fingers, said. " I lost all my six PRICE. TOO, ON "tN’hatever others may do, . „ ______, ... , , of the center joined in children." , will stick to Pinehurst "hamburgs," Pinehurst tender special the alrwaya ^ol; the ceremony outside the white After they had filed from the PL.A.N 8P.ACE NOISE STLOir. "outdoor steaks” and chickens, but I do hope many Pinehurst FRUIT PIES Staflo Dulles said, "surely, the United that, the end of Communist nils i onuth k courtroom. Superior Court Judge MAXWEU HOUSE frozen Food Specials States. wjiiOh has heavy Security I-"'ould be promoted by i d U.8.- ■ mosqtie and then conducted Washington, June 28 (A’) — A ' customers go for the Good. Housekeeping recipes for they will ffe-eO€.^mv<«uO« mso oeoo ooe oooko^ol UQUIO - ><*• TOe announceitient emphasized i ______Elmer W. Ryan in.structed a depu­ (Continued on Pngo Twelve) INSTANT COFFEE commitraenta in the China area. | U"-intse trade and cultural' rela- StMford ITnlveralty . scienttat sell a Jot of food for us. . STARCH that the flights were "of routine I . (Continued on Pnge Ten) ty sheriff to bring Reid to the said today a study of strange Am (s' 3 3 € Owrrr ^ Snow Crop Lemonade 12 Oza. 25e ought not build up the military ■ tlona, (2) establishing diplomatic power of its potential enemy." ------training- nature" and said the bench to be sentenced. sounds in outer space may pro­ . you can't go wrong Pssee Btsebsfrj*'” * planes “flying these mission* were Then Judge Ryan had the dep­ vide valuable new Informatioe Lg. Jar .29 Simpio or complicotod . . This was Dulles' first msjor I fCoatlaned on Page Twelve) itort with Pinohurst' hot assigned to Korean bases but uty sheriff enjoin the spectators AEC Discloses on the weather. Dr.' Robert A. PINEHURST FEATURES on your "borbocuc" iff you Snow Crop Broeeoli Spears 10 Ozs. 2 For 49e w ere using .these-bases aa'needed ; who hsdTrowded .into the court­ Helilwell toltl of plans for a ''Good Things to Eat." i in their trainhfg." ' room to be silenced. worlditide study of whistling HUDSON TABLE Reid—who wss attired, in ' a jTliird Misfire NEW LOW PRICE ON /77V X S » Swift’s Brown > Serve Sausage ‘ 8 Ozs. 49e j 'Word that the ,pew plarteS would : News Tidbits sounds and blrd-Uke- warbUnga NAPKINS Loon Chuck ground in Potty fform DEUCIOUS, HEALTHFUL EMBLEM . continue to operate from, their |

- h . ■ t H '-r,: 'V'-’l; V- '.y: ■->> ■t\ '.-J 1.- y P A G E T H E B E -T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 P A G E T W O UANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 1967 sourcea said tht new aquipjnfiit are underway, in lease the sale to l A S T Japan -would include planes capable of Vernon Rockville the.city Is consummated. Glastonbury (i? handling- atomic weapons. They Varlanees Oraated Concordia Ghurch Buys Pitkin Farm added that' ground foroea would Two variances were granted by Shiemwold on Bridge U.S. Jets Buzz not now be given atomic-capable the Zoning Board of Appeals Veterans Win arma. ■ Hartford Firm Low Bidder Sewer Lines (ZBA) after a public hearing last Jar Be '-f: ConoordiB .LutherAn Church has WEEKLY BINGO iMaaeneM ia _ night. “ THS WA'TWARD B t8 ” bought the 5H-acrte Pitkin Farm ' ^ifPPLY UNE TAPPED DON’T SEND A BOY South dsalsr South Korea Charleston, W, Va. (B—The "rev- For New High School Plant Get Approval Chairman Frederick L. Maharan State Honors TO DO A MAN’S WORK Esst-WMt TUlasrabls Claema8eepe—ehawa at- S:4S 'M PltklB St. with a View toward FRIDAYS-8 P. Me said the Frapk Badstuebner Post, r Alee: Camerea Mitchell enooers’’ are applying pressure on By Alfred Shetaiwold NORTH I Is “ M O im Y ON MY BACK” . j’tobl^dlng a. hew church there. IConUnued from PAge'6ne) grocers In the continuing war on VF\y, was given permission to Sometimes It doesn’t pay to ruff A A J 7 $ build a clubhouse on land off East Clastonbury; June 28 Special)— Shew* at leiM <* rile church membem unanimous­ moonshiners. • ASSUMPTION T1ALL Vamon. Jun* M /tfipeoU D—A.#$l,452,777: multl-uM , area, add From Expert because you can be sure that an W 9 S * S > $4,474; athletic area, add $17,766; St. in a residential xone. Pfau-Smyk Post, Veterans of For­ Gate* Opes 7:M ly v(>ted in favor of the purchase The U.N. Command told the Moonshiners use large quantities r . PiMlea, Inc. of Hartford, ia eign Wqrs and its Auxiliary have opponent will overruff," A discard ♦ A Q of sugar., ai)d herstofore the gro­ THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS STREETS aRMrant low blodar for eonatruc- omDwilon of aite Improvement, lew Also, Joseph Gollmitzer . and solve your problem. 4b 7 B . 6HOW at A Special meeting Monday and Oomrmmiats last Friday ii was Rockville. June 28 (Special) — won first prize for selling the A TA K 'n / the church exercised Its option to cers were asked to "sell and tell." tkm of the naw high achool on $7S;000; no changei on heating others were granted permisalon to' Ealast played the ace of clUba at WEST EAST AT DVBK voiding the provision of the 1953 COMFORTABLE SEATING— AMPLE PARKING The disputed sewer line from the demolish the existing building on greatest number of Buddy pop­ purchase itiime(iiately. Now, says G. C. Kirkpatrick, tovaland HlU. and plumbing work; leaa $4,000 on the first trick, overtaking hts part­ A « > X Q 16 I 4 armistice prohibiting the. intro-' one phase of electrical work, and city sewerage system to the new Hartford-Tollsnd" Tpke., near ples in this year’s statewide com­ T. J. Cft^ceit, realrealtor in the supervisor In West Virginia for the Paariaaa't bid of «l,4 duetton of modem arms into Korea leas $900 on another phase of high school site in Vernon is being Grove St.', in a residential zone, petition. 6 10 3 7 S transfer, aald fo)maHUea in the Treasury Department’s's Alcohol and about nOO.OOO below the ma.Jority eight of clubs. « * $ 4 1 Tobaoco Tax Divisions. jthey’re be- electrical work. laid with "wyes” and chimneys, and erect a gasoline service • ’The local post was given in en­ ^ I s strange play fadd a very X K Q 10 6 3 > X A I ' tranaiustion will- not. be completed because tile Reds had consistently o f bids, and t^.OOO below the accoi;dlng to^ Herbert I. Pagani, graved plaque for topping some 43 violated the ban. 'The allies long ing directed —not itierierily asked— htChaat bid. Other firms varied aomewhat on station. clear story. East had started with SOUTH for 30 or 46 days. the alternate bids. On 'the multi- contractor. ■ No opposition was presented to competing posts. A citation . was ’The Ipnd and Pitltin Homestead have charged that the Communists to keep accurate re'eonordfs of sugar Otbw Mda Uatod only two clubs and was ready to X K 3 8 sales, on threat of crimilnal prose­ The four other Mda aubmitted use area, the'low bid was $8,600 by . Pagani, who is also First Sjslect- either application. also earned for an increase .of ^68 overruff the dummy. W A K Q 7 located bn It, on the weat side of have poured latest t>-pe aircraft per cent In membership, said Post and wea|X>ns Into North Korea-and cution for failure to do so- are aa followa: TatUiama and May Rugo. while the high bid was man, said he was including the Sacred Heart Ladies Weat understood the message and 6 K J 6 Pitkin.$t, near E.l Center St., was BEAUPRE MOTORS Co., I1.6S0.000: Bwtlet Brainard $6,700 by the Southern New Eng­ "wyes” and chimneys, on his own, The Ladles of the Sacred Heart Commander William J. Roche. The therefore led a third club, the 4b J $ 4 ~~ owned by Wells, William and Rus- carried out a largescale military Oo.. S1.6M.S00; Southern New land company. Wadhams and Bart­ with the expectation that the town <3hurch of Vernon will hold their Auxiliary received a Loyalty Day queen. South consideied ruffing but South * West North East aell Pitkin. The home had been in construction program there. The Communists protested the 358 EAST CENTER ST. England OonatrucUon Oo., Inc., lett Brainard bid $5,600 and $.6,600 would assume the cost. last meeting of tl« season today citation and a trophy for an In­ aaw that it would be hopeless; East ‘ 1 NT Pass i 4b Psta NOW Thni SAT. the Pitkin family for more than respectively, on the multi-use The Common Council had or­ t If Pass 4 W Pats U.N. action, charging the allies $1,604,000; ahd Joaaph Rugo, Inc., at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be crease of 135 per cent in mem­ was surely ready to ruff with a MaOnee (Today) at $ PJH. 100 years. i CLUE'S area. dered work hatted on the line, In honor of the Feast of the Sacred bership. Both the post and auxil­ higher trump. Using one of dum­ Pass Past It was once owned by the late were preparing for a new War by j $1,600,000. The athletic area was bid at thinking - there was no pro- EVE. CONT, FROM 6il6 ’’H^Acklng’’ the armistice. ALWAYS HAS THE FINEST Bach firm aubmitted alternate Heart and will begin with bene- iary won cash awards in the mem­ my’s pmall trumps would te send- Opsaing lead—4b K Richard W. IPitkin, a former $19,500 by Bartlett. $24,300 by vision for connectors, ' However, bership drive contests conducted .ing a boy to do a man’i wiofk.__ •electman, constable and tax col­ At the time the U.N, decision ! A U TO BODY Mda on apecial phaaea of the achool 'lawrence didtion in the church. A business 8 GRISWOLD ST. Southern New England, $24,557 by when City Engineer meeting will follow in the church within the Third District. Di0eluda,from. Dominy ■pOnded two clubs. Tht ^ponenta BUrriWQMBB lector for the town. t-ms announced. Washlngtonj SELECTION OF QUALITY project, including a multi-uaa area, Wadhams, and $26,200 by Rugo. Johnson inspected the line, ap- athletie area, and' conaidered the hail, where a new slats of officers Plant* Close After it little thought. South saw pass, and it is up to' you again. You Plan Nerds at !Ute Omission of site ijnproVement proval was given to continue the The tannery of Herman Roaer tte light. InsteM of hifflng the h61d: Spades K 8 8. Hearts K J 6. HBKBpUS Atty. George Katz, head of the W ILL BE USED CARS IN THIS AREA omlaaion of aita improvement. would lower the base bida by the work. will be presented. A socisi hour will follow. All and Sons wiM dose^tomorroW for third club, he discarded one of the Diamonds A K 7, Clubs J 9 4. church’4 Future Needs Committee, Xiao, alternate bida were given following amounts: Rugo, $140,000'; Still to be settled between the dummy’s spades. This allowed .ULWAUk lEER — WINES . T on heating, plumbing and electrical women of the parish ere invited. a two week summer vacation. The Wha't do you say? aaid today the committee will com- CLOSED HARDTOPS, STATION WAGONS, Southern, $110,000; Bartlett, town and city ia the ownership and plantgran**** will vvssa reopen• on ** .Inly lllj fl'tfl IK. - West to win the third trick, but one' ' -Answer! Bid tvroxUamonds. Part­ work in the project. Finalist In Oohteet plete plana and specifications as L IQ U O R S ^ $103,000; andl Wadhams. $97,790. maintenance of the line. Pagani — TBWhg advanUge of fthe long defender or the odier was sure to ner’s bid asks you to show a major ^ 45.- to the congregation’s needs at the reaalaf'i Md incl«i^ed the fol­ BldJ Seeii Low indicated a ppsalble solution would . Miss Sandra White of Rockville win this trick. • - V-Ji suit if you can. ^fice you have no 'W * deliver' JU N E 29 to CONVERTIBLES, SEDANS. lowing alte'mate bida; increaaing High School and her dance part­ holiday weekend, ,• the J. B. Wil­ location by the end of the year All bida were considerably be­ be for assessments, on future liams Company will close Jtily 3 West couldn’t lead a fourtireiub, biddable major suit, you bid two when they can be submitted to an or decreaaing the baae bid of low the $1,850,000 appropriated hookups to be turned over to the ner, Rbbert Shannon, of Weaver for South could ruff this in his own diamonds. (If your hand were jUat JU L Y 15 WATCH OUR ADS. High, Hartford, have been select- and resume production on July 8. architect. ^ Arthur Drue Stores j for the high school. School and city, while, charges per running Auction Slated hand. Instead," West shifted to a a trifle stronger, your rebld would aKcraiuL Katz said no'flnancial goals have town officials appeared pleasantly foot of the line, made to future 6d. aa finalists for the dsnee con­ diamond. be two no-trump instead of two ^ A 4 X A A A 4 X X * |( X 4 k ^ test on "Band-star 1", to be tele­ 'The public auction conducted by «M0NM » been established yet. surprised by the bids, andinoted a hookups, would help decriiase the the Men’s Club of St. Augustine’s' The rest was easy fori South, diamonds.) Pitkin Farm bought by Concordia Lutheran Church for a new church building. f o r m n t fair ambunt would be left for ootfi' cost of the original Installation.’ cast at 4 p.m. to■ while the committee waa still mak­ was named Jn January and charged present chUrch building waa laid er aOmt, aho U Alien Schaefer, c^chalrman' of The Board of Directors of the ace of diam(mds,«drsw three rounds RdAND'.^ members and 411 communing The Senior Youth Fellowahip of Hall. There will be furniture, an­ of trumps, and then cashed two ing studies. about the advisability with the task of making an 8 or in August 1899 and the church was ■Me pspjectw a. the building I commUee. said / the Chamber of Commerce last night tiques, glassware and bric-a-brac h'lwns >b IMS f t 12-month study of future require- dedicated in March of 1900 members. bida will be (checked by the archi­ Vernon Methodist Church will more diamonds. This allowed him of expansion or building a new took a stand in favor of the city's with John Wacht, well known auc­ church to meet the congregation’s ments, The congregation engaged its Historic Site WiLDON DRUG CO. ^ tects, Jeter .and Cook, - smd by purchase of the Rockville Water 'meet at the church today at 6 p.m. to discard a second low spade from TECHNICOLOH* first-- resident pastor, the Rev.' G. Two services are conducted each M l Mala IK. TaL BO t-5t$l for an overnight camping-KHp to tioneer, in charge of the bidding. the dummy. . Committee Member* federal grank of $164,644 has been and Aqueduct Co. Refreshments will be available by PLUS • A. Nicelll., in 1906, and to dale 12 Sunday and, in addition to Sunday sfpproved for the school. / the church cabin of the'' Storrs By - t ^ tiihe South had no more Besides Katz, the committee in- HOUSE’S End of the Month Specials Board members emphasised that the Altqr Guild. paatora have served .the congiega- School. Concordia ia one of the l^eaent at the opening of bids Congregational Church. loelng wpadea. He could take the rJiides Miss Martha Diana, Mrs. -few churches in Manchester con­ the stand is taken, by the. direc­ Altar Gund. two top spades and ruff his last tion. including the Rev. Ei-ich O. were: SuptJ of Schools, RaVmond tors only, and does nOt include the Hamster Picnic Ava Oardsei' Max Schubert, William F. Gess, Brandt. At\e pieaent- pastor, who ducting a week-day school. The Hamsters, local theatrical Aaslstant Appoiated spade in dummy. Stew. Grsazer Brnest Relchenbach, Albert Cer- j 44 OENIRAL E. RamadeU; First SelecUnw Rob­ membership as a whole, which has "Che Rev, Robe-.t P. Sullivan, aasumed leadership of the congre­ The property which the church ert T. Pagsni, S. F. Jeter Jr., and group, will hold their annual Daily

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M ANC^TER EVENING HgRALD. MAKCHESTEB. C0NN,>RIDAY, JUNE 28. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 28..1957 PAGS FY)UB PAGE n V * lations between the President and iterhs they would be- w illing-to 8t. Peter'a Hospital, whera Uiair JOHN F. W KNB--849 9 m O —1060 One Dead, 14 Hurt AEC Discloses Ike Tags Boost Congrcaa and such outside matters Redfi Push Stasscfi put in’ molhballs^uffffer InteniZ'' condition waa deaertbed aa good. Local S^cks as the Blaenhower farm at Gettys­ WDRO—1860 Daily Radio tional supervision. Police aaid the driver of the Yjouth Sen^nced burg, Pa. WHAY.:-ai0 To Bare F\ill Plan Zorin’s Arst-regctlon to the troop Ak Bu8 Hil.SaTriiek tractor trailer, Thomas Salley. .14, For Mailmen All but aeVen o f the 300 House wexjo—ijl90 Eastern Daylight Tima IV POP— 1410 reduction was nohconimittal, but .Ihrsey City, waa shaken hut' unin­ Third Misfire Republicans attended the White he agreied in principle lo'thlf con­ 4)uotntlons Furnished by (Continued from Page One) (CraHnued from Page One) jured. He wits on hia 'way home Ht^se breakfasts. Tha aevan ware ventional weapons propoial. from Philadelphia. when the adci- Coburn A MiddIHirook, In c.' The' following program Ached- • :U - . I FUNERAL HOME To Tllectric Chair Bid Asked As Spiral Aid reported, to have expressed regret' WH AY—S^r’i^nAHa ling in the right front seats of the deiyt oi'Ciirred. urged Slaeaen to speed up hie In Atomic Test they coujd hot attend because ot ulea are supplied by , the radio Ernie Mosley, 28, Hartford. Bank Stocks Wi.'Cle—GikhI bvenlng Good Mualo preeentatlon. , Flu Vac4‘iiir .\iiiumiM;e4l hiis and were catapult'ed out FINHOT MODERN FAOIIJTTOI illnese or ether reasons. WKNB—Sky Patrol Cwin.. was reported am ong* group 1 — ^— - Manchester Truet ... « 4 . 69 managemanta and ara . subject to WTIU—Tliiee dim KAtr% *»-' Staeaen replied that itft/would through the wdodshield hy the im­ (Continued frem Pngi One) (CMtlaed from Page One) - f who escaped with minor injuries. r (Coattmi«d from P»*e One) Conn. Bank and change without nouce. WDRC—bow-‘ll rhomaa take a number of-daya foi him to Indianapolis. .Iiine 28 ifl* F.^i pact, They landed on; the rear of OKF-HTRRKT PARKING ^ - WPOP— tha Arltfl Truiit Co...... 85 '4 ._ 38 4;aa- ■ outline the plan formulated” May Lilly and Co., said todayy It hsi I the trailer and hecaole entangled. After the foreman knocked on A disarming party is now being Flrat National Bank Vice President Nixon told news< FOOD STOPtES WHAY-MHkr Wny lor Mnslc q i’lET REBroRNTIAI. NEIOHRORilOOD men that over the breakfast of Thunderstorms WHAY—JaxR All^y 2,’i by ^reaident Elsenohower jnd produced a supply of vaaccine Ip I between Ita moving w-heeia. | of Manchester .... so 35 VVeUL—Koerfl ntvuz Members of the Milltown Res-, the door. aigTialling thkt, the jury •‘orgaplied.’’ WKKBt-P. M WCtX'e-->a fc^xeninR Good Mnaie hia top Hftlviaer*. Weetern ofllciala combai the aiew' Asiatic influenz:influenz^. I > tit YTIMT 08H4TER »T. (J«at Weat af MaKaa *4.) | Hertford National eggs and hod&sh the members dis­ THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES CARRY WKNB—Muslral Fk:ho#« had reached ita verdict, the word Capt. Thomas Harell of the cussed such subjects as federal WTIC—R'>»« Mlll.r aaid the preaentation haa been whenever the vaivine is approved cue Squsd.had to jkek up the trall- Bank and Trust Co 2» 31- Bjruise Vermont WPRC—Cal Kolby WTIC—pick Burtf‘1 alowed hy the need for prolonged I er and mil thrpiigh part of its apread throughout the court build­ Marines, an observer at News Nob aid to- education, the National Gas SUGAR HEART FOOD ITEMS wrOP—Waxirorka WDRC—AmoR D Andy by the National Institute tjf Fred's ' Fire Inaurance Compa'nlea Bill and Civil Rights. 4 iU - WPOP—Fulton t-cwU Jr. ronaultation among the weatern Health. I framework with acetylene torches ing:. more than 10 miles from the 65 68 Rutland. Vt., June M oP) -r A WHAY—Makr )4'ay for Muaic i:U - Alller. ,i I to free the woman. Aetna F i r e ...... Eisenhower, while posing tor . WHAV—Jar.y. All^y The Lilly announcement aaid, ttie PACKAGE STORE Spectators who crowded into the tower, said the suspense was ter­ Hartford Fire ...... 147 1.57 3-hour ^atorm of thunder and tor­ WCCC—Recoro Rcvu4 There also wa.s speculation the : .Middlesex Hospital, which ad­ rific when the count-down ended pictures afterward, remarked that WKNB-P. M WCCC— eavtfnms Goro M "*\t supply on, hand coiild he put tp National Fire ...... ’. .75 80 NTATO SNAX :hippent ^ WT'<.'—-Roju Milirr WKNB—All**n Brrfwn t'niled Slale.e ,va.e taking its time ; milltarv use with or w-uhoiit NIH mitted most of the injured, said more celebrated Taborsky-Culombe he enjoyed the informal breRkfaats rential, rain late last night washed WTJC—pirk Burtel and there was no blast. Phoenix ...... 63 >, 6 6 ', WDR(J-=Cal Kolby in^he hope of disaipating.lhe prop- i approval but added that there ■ the woman -gi'as in cHtical condi­ OPEN EVERY Ha Y trial, left the courtroom where that "Everyone was more or less because they enabled the particip­ out aectiona of some roade, dia- ’ otato Crackers a9 9 C WPOP—Waiworka WDRC—Ainn» n Andr WPOP—K P. Morgan;^ a^nda advantage Ruasia won have been no actual orders from tion with repressed compound holdliy; their breath for about five Life and Indemnity Ina. Cn«. ants to talk about everything. hyKEEBLER 4:>a- trial waa In progress to hear the 196 206 Rep. Sid Simpson (R-Ill) said nrpted communications, tem|>or- WUAY—Betty Kimball i:JG— two weeks ago with Its offer to i the armed services, , , 1 fracture of the skull, poesihle com- IA.M .-$P.M . minutes." he said. Aetna Life ...... WCCC—Record Revue WHAY—Jhm Allpy ,i Jury’s verdict on Reid. Aetn^ Caaiialty ...... 135 14,5 he told Nixon and presidential as­ arily isolated some families and Nl^biaCo O il Wtv;c—teiMid tLVfiitiig Good M let U.hj. inapectoia into Soviet tei- ' The size of the vaccine aiipply ' pound fracture of the rigjil knee Reid took the witness stand The ABC said .there was no WK.NB—P. M. Conn. General 294 304 sistant Sherman Adams . that he endangered several bridges. Sugai^ Wafers 7 Oza.49 1 C WTIC—Roar Mlllrr 'WKNB—>Sky Patrol rltory to over-.see a ■ moi atoriiim was not announced. I and multiple abraalnns. In his own behalf Wednesday in alarm, in the trenches and the I t Oia. WDRO—Record 8tio|» • WTIC—fNafm ol World ’ on nuclear teats, . The condition of the other in­ Plenty of Cold loot Travelers 79.', 8 2 ', did not believe bills dealing; with The atorpi center was|jn the 39c WDRv*—Amop ani Andy The vaccine is being produced in an effort to save himself from Marines evacuated in orderly style. WPOP—Waxworki .Staa.sen aaid the fact that jured at the hoapilsl was not serl- AT ALL TIME.S Travelers ...... 79 82 federal school aid or natural gas Tunbridge and E a st' Randolph Tidy House Corp of N. Y. Alia— WFCP—G H*att*r Lilly's biologicdtis laboratory in the chair. controls' would pass the House If areas, near Rutlknd. *0 MULE TEAM WRAY—Bet;y tUmtiall 3:U - . agreement on a partial amis re­ nearby Creenfield. where most of oiia. officials said He described his action on the Public Utilities WCCC—Record Revue WHAY —Wnrinu;* Tmi*» duction treaty is now in sight af­ CWm-. niasell and Spruce St. 3 9 'i 4 1 ', they reached the floor. He added Showers struck Boston and the Its other Vaccine production la Four of the injured, including the night of Jan. 15,1 saying he‘had Conn. Power ...... WKNB P M Wi’c r —(.aitod he\pmtig Good Mukie ter 11 years of disagreement makes Hus driver, were taken to nearby 19 El.senhower talked briefly about Massachusetts South Shore y«s- i l s . c WTIC—Rnrr Miller WKNB Sk> Patrol eonoentraled. ' I been drinking win* before the kill­ Kovacs Unin jurd Conn. Light * Pow er. 17 Borax 2 0 Sandwich Bags is even more vital that the sub­ Jjarlford Elec. Lt. .. .53 >i .5.5', his school aid program at hia terday but tha rainfall waa not WDRC—Record tihor * W’riC —Uii« M ans Kamiiy ing. uideapraad enough to relieve the WPOP—Waaworkm WDRC—K. R. Murrow committee not attempt to move Hartford Ga,a Co. . .. o6 39 table, but the reaction at the table 30 MULE TEAM • ;ae— WPOP—Say It With Music Robbei^ Held Motive - "wasn’t so hot." drought in the southeastern sec­ WHAV—Retlv Kllnhall loo fast at this stage. He said he Cobk a hammer from So. New England ■10 Count WCCC—Record Reviea . Stassen has spent moie titan s Tel...... 361J 38 Rep. Walnwrighl (R -N Y ) saiff tion of the Bay State. 10c WUAV 1*1.IkH Pai hs his mother's home at 336 Windsor Frank Kovacs. 49, 109 Holl St., disarmament was discussed at his Boraxo 8 Oiz. 17c WKNB—r M. Wl.'l'l tyfftl i’.' * Good litlPiC week pi'eaenting the broad new The rain caused a 43-minuts WriC-Newr WKNB Swing Krsv St. He testified that be was in a Maniifactiiring Companies table with Eisenhower commenting delay In the, Red Sox-'WWte Sox ] 1T..S. disarmament plan. .\.s yet he Wo'M bo dofod Soturdoys during JULY ond AUGUST escaped uninjured when his car 4.5':, 4 8 ', WDRC—.New* ReiKirlrr WTIi —M..niD.r Windsor St restaurant when he Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . that disarmament negotiations, baseball game at Fenway Park, WPOP—Bob and Ray WDR<^— lecaia has onlv ■ toucliefl on convenlial went under the body of a tractor- .38', A R M O U R 'S |;U— w r o r Np\ saw Mra McCluney pass by. A*ao. Sfirlng ...... 3 5 'j now being held In London, seem Boston. ARMOUR'S ______I Iweapons, manpower level* trailer truck pn Spencej- St. yes­ 10 12 WHAV—Record Rddek 1:16- ‘ Reid left the restauront and took Bristol Brass ...... to bf processing far better than at WCCC—Record Renew WMAY P'-lka I'aity control organization to enforce a 120 The Weather Bureau aald soma Ceraail Beef Hash a short cut to the parking lot terday. Collin.a ...... any time since'he has been In of' more widely scattered thunder­ TREET WKNB-P.*^M w en — l'..e*niiig Good liutir dtsai-mamenl treaty. ..^lill to he where he knew the wpman parked Police .said that the truck, Dunham Bush ...... • 10'» 1 1 '. WTIC—Ro,.r Miller WKeNR -Swuic F)a«\ presented are the tl.S. proposals .53', .56', showers and warm, humid v.'sather WDRC—Cal iKolby WI M-.nlU r 2 her car, he related. owned by the Holmes Transporta­ Em-Hart ...... Rep. Ri(;hl*d M. ^mpaon (R-Pa) WPOP—Bob and P.ay WOnC— Yntirp I nilv on some of the m’ore controversial Andrew L. Riker lU, son of Mr. .58 can be expected in New England Then, he struck her several tion Co. of Worcealer and driven Fafnlr Bearing ...... 61 said the conwrsatiOna covered re­ today. 16 Oza. •isa— Wpor pi*iroit vk Bi.«ir>n items, such as aerial inspection and and Mrs. A. Lawrence Riker of Landers-Frarv Clk. . 16 ', 18', 12 On. 43c 33c WHAV—Swirif Kaey i:S4l- blows with the hammer and stuf­ by Frank McLean. 40, of Cobalt, WttO’—Record Revlrw nuclear weapons. , Highland Park, received a degree .35', 3 8 ', W^A^’ • Ci.iub: F'tiiviHid fed her in the back of the auto- waa backing into a driveway on N. B. Machine Co. .. Realemon Reconatituted WKNB—Skv Pairol WTIC -We-aiht'r Wairh Biitain. France ami Canda the in mechanical engineering at the North and Judd . . . 33 36 WriC—Rorr Miner BUYING A NEW HOME? Spencer St. When the Koyacs car SUGAR HEART wr>ri(H'-he 1 I Q l.PWIP •other Ynemlrera of the sub-'om- n obila University of Colorsdo, Boulder, Russell Mfg...... 19 21 WDRC—Cal Kolby WPOr pr-troit vs Rnpion The state contended that Reid's ran into it. WPOP—Bob and Ray mittee exprea.sed general appioval Col., on June 6. He and his wife Stanley Works ...... 42'a 45 ti LEMON JUICE primary motive in the klUlng waa According to police. Kovacs said g;U — * WHAV'^ Cnhijf F'.'i'Mnid yesterday of the trS. plan’ for * will visit his parents during July Terry Steam ...... 155 u n s w e r t e .v r d MAYONNAISE WHAY—Swliic tJir.v WTIC—Mon iit.r r^bery. This, according to the that he thought the truck was a disarmament control organization. and in Auguat he will begin his Torringtori ...... 25 27 WCCC—Record Review —FD.h.'j't Q L»wJ8 state's theory, was the element of employment at Arma division of bus on the other aide'of the road. WKNB-* Ski- Prirol WPer r»»'ir«'H \'!» Ropton Btit Zorin refused lo'rommit him­ The car left 100 foot tire marks in U.S. Env'lp com ...... 2 5 ', 2 7 ', WTIi -P.orr -vlillfi prcmedttatlon which established American Bosch Arma Oorp., at WDRC—Martel. 0..|f self ./ the road as Kovacs attempted tj) U S. Env’lp pfd...... 11 13 12 OZA pt. WHAY Ninht Wm. h the case as first degree murder< Garden Oty. N.Y. 4 8 ', 31c 37c WPOP—Weather and .Newa WTlC-.M..nilo.i' The plan, vt'hieh .Stassen ongi- stop. Veeder-Root ...... -M 'i l a e - WDR('—The Wertd 1‘onirhl The above quotations arc not to nally presented April 17. rails for No arrests were made. WHAV—Newa WPOP pritloH V« Bonton a 14-nation hoard of control on er, Glastonbury: Gordon McKen­ be construed as actual markets. WCCC—c.ood Kvenlni Cood Muele ¥ lb James Koehler, 22. of Coventry, PARD PREM WKNB-Spoiie WHAY -NigiD Wplrh which the present aiila-ommittee na,' Hartford; James Dower, 235 was' arrested on a charge of fol­ WTIC—Ne« . WTh -M'.m|..i members would ha\'e Veto power, Hospital Notes Spruce St.; Alfred Simpson. 42 WDRC—Newr'r Weather WDRC - Th« Wfirld roiUBhl lowing too closely. His car struck Voii'r la *Sqiipr/.«‘«r DOG FOOD eon Meat WPOP—Newr \ypOp n^lrotl VB Roelnn and an intei national inspection School St.: Mrs. Eileen Rlchloff the rear of a car driven by Laura sei vice Tlie board of control Patients today: 194. and daughter. 217 Autumn 'St.: l ; l » - *:JU * , , . ptit o ff *n,v longer the new moHel car yon've aet .votir A, Szegda, 45, o( Columbia. I.A^s Angeles A device has been WHAY—.Siiorta H|)Olll*hl WIIAY NikM Waoh would be sui.ei,vised by the IT.N. ADM ITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs.. Jttstine Hilliard and daugh­ ' WCCC—Cood Kvenint rjood Mnrio WTIC—.Manilor The accident occurred on E. developed that -"aqueeses" the hqr. 12 OzR. WKNB K'.niiiK Serenade Security I'ounrii. V Robin Haberem, JOS Homestead ter, Wllllmantic; Mra. Maureen Middle Tpke., near the Shady'Glen, I Tall Cans 29c 41c Wpnc—P.u«s Naiigliion man voice into^a narrow range for WTU;—Sixrlr WPOP r>4'ti'oll \n Bopion In his alow unfolding of tlie heart on? You can pa.v fo rit in contenienl, bank rate pa.v- St.; Thomas Lee, 61 Lawrence St.. Charlesbois and son, 28F Garden whe.n, according to police, Koehler Improved radio transmission. It Is WDRC--Wertli-r rnd Zaiman 9:45 Amenran arma plan, Stassen first Rockville; Barry Goldberg, 32 Dr.; Mrs. Yvette Cloutier and momentarily, took his eyes from WPOP—Lawrence Welk WHAY NiKht Whd li said to satisfy two top-pribrlty. GLIM WTIC - .Ml.Mlll.r proposed a .T-stage troop reduction Waranoke Rd.; Jerome Nathan. .^^ughter, Wapplng:: Mrs. Jewie the road and collided wish the car . SWIFT'S * wTT.VY—S-reiiHcle that would trim I'.S. and Soviet menta with a 'Tra.st Co," Automobile Loan. Pick out your 156 Green Mpnor Rd.; William military needs -mote intelligibility wr>R<‘—Ru«» .NnuRliion *Batircier and daughter, 32 'Wood- ahead of him. and a ,50 per cent longer range in s t r a i n e d MEAT FOR WCCC— 'll Kvenlnz Good Muele Wpor Domhi VP RMPit.n armed forces iillimately to 1.700,. Wochna, Coventry; Gary Liven- bridge St.; Mrs. Elisabeth Bauer Nets' Squeeze Bottle WKNB-.'tkv Patrol 10:OU Each car suffered approximately voice transmission In fleld com­ BABIER ^ WTIC—Ntiul Cole WHAY Night Wait h 000 men each if the world political good, 43 Oliver Rd.; William Gil­ and son. Storr.a; Mrs. Phyllis Duffy S250 damages, asid police. . WPRC—Mii.-lc a la Carte climate improves. ■ TTieie are now car . . . thpn »ee\orM',(if'otir loan officer.i at either office. more, 50 Woodbridge St.; Mra munications equipment. WTIi* CNvalfad*- f.f S|M>rt* Plan on the best heating . . . automatic and. son, 31 Preston ,Rd.; Karon WPOP—Mel Allen WP!!A'- Ru*' Nnugiuori about 2,800.otKl men in the T'..S Clara Greenlund, 96 Foster St.; P>".p|c.n Jenkins. Scitico. 22 Oza. armed forces and an eatimaled oil heat and cledn-action M obilheatl Mra. Margaret 'Tedford, 163 Oak r.r 65c 19:15 V D licH A R G E D TODAY: Mrs. 2 47c Televi-'eion Programs 4,7.'>n.OOO in Russia's. Bt; Catherine Spileckl. 94 Brent WHAY NikIh WhdIi —, Edith Bisaell, Coventry; Mrs. Wi ll' Cnvnlrad# r,f Sp.-riP Then the American delegate sug­ I Make voiir new home a more i-omlort- Rd.; Robert Whlttemore, 101 On Page Two WI>Pj*— Ru-? .S'ftiiKhioti Dorothy Liick. Andovfcr; Sybella VICTOR WROP Detroit VP R..Pir,n gested reduction of non-nuclear jlL able home with .sale, dependable auto- Chestnut S t ; Mrs. Ruth Pratt Larkin, 12 Oakland St. BA B-0 Milroee; Mrs. Emman Schmidt. 19.30- weapons be approached hy each of matir oil lieating and new (-re.-in action Mobilheat. Regular Slao—Deni Park WHAY NTuhl Wan li the major powers li.sting specifle S6 Birch S t Medium Shrimp WTIC—Ca \ » f Sj^./nrtp AIR rONDlTlONED Here’s the entirely new fuel ml that actually cleans a d m i t t e d TODAY: Bertram • WhRf'—Rufp Naiij:ht.'>n \ i / 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. WPOP Mound Iv.g FOR YOl'R COMFORT aa it heHta. Blgge. 36 Hemlock St. Personal Shower AI.LIBn PACTOKY AI TBORIZED I0:4.'» * •^MatnHer Fl>ir BIRTHS YESTHRDAY: A son 3 For 29c TV SERVICE WHAY Niglu Wall ti to Mr. add Mra Richard Diclfhart. a Ozs. 53c WTIC—CavakadF* of SpY'rtP’ C1a»n-«fti«n Mebilhaat For Future Bride row e f t y r r llniikr ('nil WDRC—Ru»« Vaurhton ◄ m ote rl^nri hent ;ht g n llo n ! 25B Forest St; a daughter of Mr. ^ 1 Pine Parte WPOP Moun.t Do* and Mrs. Thomas Briggs, 493 U;00-> ► ◄ Miss Nancy c7WkW*'*»- daugh­ GaWASHINerON STARKIST B l’ 9-nnso WIIAI - .\icht Watch PAINT A dim s St. Garviat'An .^iRnrhrftlpr Arp* \\~rn:-N^'ws V BIRTH TODAY: A dau^liUr to ter of Mr. and Mrs. I l R. Fracchia, i WDRC—Nj^ws ^ f>pe TKliradav F,^eninga Ooftn BntaTrdiiv Murnlncii Mr. and Mrs.' Russell Davidson, INSTANT COFFEE WHITE MEAT TUNA WPOP M«.(UI<1 tv.g ► i 260 Spring St., whose ^narriage 6 to g. 9 to *12. J COMPANY Andover. will lake -place this summer to WHAY- NiBht Wj4!th ► $ 2 « C A U Mitchell 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Russell M,. McKinney.1^57 Hemlpck WTIC -aHl’ort.p W.aHipr Oalln SILENT .GLOW OIL BURNERS Walter Jones. 32 Union St, Rock- V' DRC—riup.p NHUchton ■ ► AH ColoTK ^ tk t '' St., was feted at a party and per^ I! Oz. Deal n .45 7 Ozs. 35c GENERAL WPOR Ht uiMl Dog / vine; Mra Mary Caert,'S4B Gar­ sonal. shower last evening, given II :30- U IntpHor And F\t#^inr ^ \ den Dr.; Mrs. Mary Mull. 12S by Mrs. Helen Phllbrtck at her . U'H.W .\iciit S>n»i>horr T V SER V IC E U TIC—Rtnr hRhi S«*r''nai^p ► Berry Rd.; Roann Alport, 31 Mil­ home In Rockville, Mrs. Phllbrick TETLEY REDCAP WDRC — Ru«P Nv ugh ton ford Rd.; Thomas Bucctno, 49 nH)'« Q r A GARDEN SALES i MAM OMKI MMTM MMNCM MORIARTY BROTHERS will be one of the attendants at WPOP lli.mitl D..g MAIM fWM ' Cedar 4St; Frank Moskltls, 527 'S\ghXn PliiK Parti II 4 5 - 112 ().\Kr.T\S;i) ST. ^ i :i HOetM mMH train the wedding. T E A BAGS REFRESH-R WM.\5 - Nijrhi i*. Igibad' Gfcgpfb Burnham St.; Gce*don, Hall, East The bride-elect unwrapped ber TKL. Ml e^-.%48? ■ W'^IC St;ii light, Sorrnad# Ml

NEW LARGER QUARTERS *•[:V PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING For 75c L AUT'Our very popular hoae jn aiiijinier ahadca Imih I Of Dtu'o dot dacron and cotton and atriped dacron dark and regular aeam. Ooaaamer aheer. T,hey SLIPS belt, two novelty pockets and zipper closing. • i^olids and atripes. 4 oz8.35c and cotton. Ciipioni and cotton. Full akirt and abaorb moiatiire and hav'e greater atretchahility. BUILDUP Black, turquoise; sanid and red. 10 to 18. li* Nibleti • Smalj, medium, larjre. aheatlv itylea. Cummerbund w*lata and ateeveleaa. Slzea 8V, to 11. '.We carry all dw aMiarial ''FOR THE SPiCE you ared to aaka your OF YOUR LIFE I 'raaaird..of new b o a t a $ 0 .9 8 jH id - .aty, lortmg reality. Hfxicori 2 For - p — Beads o’ Bleach **KrpiPMis R IM O D a iN O SOS Regulorly $5.45 Bring your raoodciing idaat SOS SOS SOS aad pitni (o us. We'll show L^ivi.*ilily iriininetl \m Ui ny­ 39c START OK srM.1IKR lon Ia» e 'and Kronrh t> you iba bast, bom aeanoari- 1 ■START QT^ RI'MMER 2 .START OK SUMMER .START OF SI MMER 3 fagottmK' Ht . ptMferL fittinj: cal way ao do your ibb. S.ALE SALK SALK IxmIk p. Narrow lai e SwBitliiart Seii|i 1 .liornl thp .-oilly luffleU 0«»i- LIGHT WEIGHT WICKER 2 Way Stretch WWla They Last tom. ‘ Kull -shadow |miud.s all I WASHABLE NO-IRON COTTONS—NYLOMS REGULAfl SIZE—d IiAL FAMOUS MAKE amund. Whit^ nnly. Si/.t*.-* MODERNIZING to 40. Wt have all the laiatt but^ -For mg and dacoraong literature 4 27c HANDBAGS Panty or Girdle Cotttin DUSTERS (o bclp you and will 'gladly V A LU E $2.99 ■ give you a free asoniauk Chlekea Of the Sea REGULARLY $3.^5 REGULARLY to SS.99 Sweetheart Soa|i Green Label • • O O REGULARLY 85c Ea. -Choose ^U N A t Oza.' tS tw C Very attractive straws in reji, black, pink, Of power net with 2” band, ela.'ttic back and Building, remodeling, or modernizing... what- Cool, wanhable no-iron cottoiia in dainty from 3 BATH SIZE , 1. yellow, w'hlte and natural.'’ 9 styles foir front, white, only. Panel front. The.ie are prints or solid colors, trirdm^ with satin ’ Rlaxtic or bzj^iid leg styles in mai'/.e, blue or . ' I fver jro«u plan*, we tigve the materials and ez- * choice. ’ 2 very specially purcba.ied. A real bargaiR, styles . rhickea Of The Sea ' or lace, .some jierfecLIy plain. Sizes 10 to 44. white cottons or nylons. Size.-f .5 to 8. perienct jrpu need. Brarjr building is built keffar Oyater Stew 10, Oza. with durable, eoooomital West Coast lumber.^ 4 f.t39c tnataaltMt Froatiag BOYS’ TW ILL tiAMPiSHiDRTS BOYS’ UNLINED JACKETS INFANTS’ HaiiintHlz UrMSM BIRLS' COTTON PANTIES GIRLS’ PRETEENS' Sliorts BLUEWHITE Popiio, full zipber>beP Jfront., , $1 Mi Mmii For 3 3 c ■ Ldiveiyfor gifts, SO CIA Whffe,ffe. Cotton knit, 3 9 c 3 u w n 3,to tixj / -112.99.' ' . . V FLAKES ■Value ' I ,Regularly to $4.99.1 - , V 4-H Yal, 59c CHch. < r S^'/.e.s 7-14 girls ; ,8-14 jneteens. LUMBER, INC. PRUDENCE ~inORNF.n~itFiBiF‘ Alarly to 12.98.- ■ f m CENTER ST. HASH 18 an. Sic n .59 i Regularly . \ ' 1 PHpNE Ml 3.5144 1 0 c ; PRUDENCE ROAST BBKF ch a rge if I, ^ A S a ,18 aa. 81a Budget it — Y i s f . ' I • I . 1 ' . ■ m 3 R ■ ' i.-t* , " \:V .... , V ' /.. r \ s ' , - f •’A r V7'1 / i I ■■■■ - ' I'l f r r:A'-: V \ y-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN... FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 PAGET SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 1987 fA G E SIX I -*T‘ the former Lois Hilding.'daughter j sfrajll rain. Some can't. A friend Bolton .4Mardrd SrhoJarsliip H ehron of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hlldlng of Ihi* rorrespondenl who ha* ntand that tfi* Praaldant immadi- Btumbtad on tMaviUt under the of Hehron. ' worked in the tropic* (wy* the M m u ^ eatR r ately take atepa to raviaa or de-' Droodles caption of "The duirch'N'eed*": Bible School l.*«ders i-aniel* ran smell rain for mile.s, •"More tithes and- fewer drives, Skyumteh Schedule Congregational leaders in the a.* evidem-ed hv their quivering nounce all arrangeniFnta with oth­ More action and less faction,. - Cancer Drive ICE PLANT OPEN By ROGER PRICE MissMoriarty Chosen Head Joint-church BIhle vai-ation school nostrils, their quirked gait. Sneuitui er countriee in which we have More workers and fewer shirk- PUBLUiHBD BY rHB which will be hehl here .Inly 15-2."> (lOh, of rourse it isn't the rain aicaai.n PRINTINO CO.. INC. agreed that American eervicemen ers, Baturflay Misses Qtiota will be Mrs. (Thailes N. Fillmore really that »n. Il.a iw good. It W EEKD AYS- 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. U Biaaall Btrect More backere and. fewer slack- Midnight-S a.m...... Volunteera Needed. RECORDf e a t u r i n g d is c JOCKEYHOP Of Tdvxtils Swim Program Hancbeatar, '^onn. ican be aubjeet to trial in tlie j (already mentionedi, Mrs. Fred j mo*t, in il.aelf he ai-tualiy oriorle.a*. THOMAB r courU ot euch countriee for o(- arS, 2 a.m.-4 a.m...... Volunteera Needed. ; Patten ' of Amslon. Mrs. Ruth Of rouiae it i that matrhle** Jdort praying ’and leas straying, ■lune 28 (Speciali VALTEIt R. rERGUSON 4 a.ih.rS a.m...... Volunteers Needed. Bolton, June 28 (Speciali - M i**‘ A. J. Freddo ot Rt. 86 before Hebron, _ i Porter, and .Mrs Walter Donald aroma ri.sing from the parched Pubilshers fenaea they may commit. Mbre-of . God’s plans and lass of 6 aim.-8 a.m, LARRY D1XS0N WITH WJKO SUNDAYS--8 A^R to 1 P.M. #ouBd€d O^ober 1, IMl ...... Roger. Winter, Jim Barrett. The loral Cancer Caiiipaign. un--'j'(5ther teacliers of all llie churches earth and It* vegetatloh, but Thia action, which aeema to open 8 a.m.-10 a.m. M ery Moriarty ot Mancheater Will MoniUy, Man’s, ...... Roger Winter, Jim’Barrett. .range to Serve Fotliick der thf chaiimanship of Mra. ...AI- |\ will be detailed for .special duties their'.i nothing like it. ^ npabnahed Brery fcTenma i- the way to a full-fledged fight on More divine power and less hu- ^ 10 a.m.-Noon Mary Ellen Jeffries, SAT., JUNE 29 chief Inetnictor in the *wim -; CRUSHED ICE • luiHlavi and HoUdaya. Entered •* tbe | " " man "powwow.” ! Barbara' Lemire. U. . , . .. J , J A potluck supper bv the Grange bert W. Hilding. did not quite!I Keikl Estate Sold High Si'hool In Be Itrud.v etonjee al Mancheeler Conn., aa, the laatie in Congreae, ia a direct ming program to be scheduled by j„„,„Prow night wiA he it* entry in Some anxiety has been felt a* to iLOCK ICE _ Mail MaUer. __ More burden- bearers and fewer Noon-2 p.m; ...... Ronald ftickett, Joseph H. Carlin. PAC BALLROOM ^ reach its quota of $450. The sum ' Recenj real, estate transactions nd Cla reault of the Girard caae hyJapan. the Park Department at Bolton g ,. alate conteat promoting the ■k'hethrr Rrgionfll Dialrlcl * High BOBSCRIPTIONTJB— .----- RATES talebearers." 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... Ronald RickSrt. Joseph H. Carlin. of $410.30 was rai.sed, lacking ; here include the sale of house ICE CUBES Payable in Advance It would, however, affect our rela­ VII.I.ABE ST.. BOCKVai.E, CONN. Lake thia lumrher. Miaa Moriar- use of Connecticut-grown food, .School huikiing.i will be ready for ' Major John Pickup ' 4 p.m.-6 p.m...... Thomas Hickey. only $39.Yo of reaithing the top. I and lot at .Am.stnn Lake by Kd- ’ e v e r y b o d y w e l c o m e — a d m i s s i o n SOc u.ae by fall. However, the regional ..One Tear .... • geeaeeaeaeeeeeeefae tione a-iv/ato with Teaui maaall Y»aa^ur aaa-a.aa_»NATO «aiaa:aalliea aiiin 6 p.m.-8 p.m...... Lucy Burke, Carol Henderson. ty worked in the local program items on the menu for the Mrs. Hilding expresses gialilude wai.d Pnni-pro\yie7. lo. Mr. and 8 p.m.-10 p.m...... , , 6:-^0 p.m. supper will be local Mt«*. John R. Butt; a lot and board ha* been aaaured that thi* •, voluntary. bB.*ia. i ranged by-tJie^Home Economics Christopher to Aquila and Susan iiisde on lime. L . T . W O O D C O . 3Weeaiy_...... NATO trestles were being rstified * She will be aSslated thia aum- Committee and bachelor members she calls “ a fine piece of worl(.” 3Slngle Copy . C a m .- a c I J a 'Volunteers may register * l Civil Defense Headquarter*. Municipal They were Mis.s ('andace Baine.s. S.\‘h'e.ster • n n Church .■services here Suiulav oibereriae______credited In thia paper tor* im Its "learn to swim " tech-1 duel a dress contest and a yeaal Dmcek, Miss I'lara Ellis. Mr.**. 0.«-1 will hp; St Peter s Kpi.scopal aiao the local oewa pobllahed here. could be good enough *^to pronounce me why, Droodrts don't receive a* who shot a man in the leg May 6 The only coat to the youths. nique*. ‘ I bread contest tomorrow night. All liahta ot ripublication of apeclal GARAGE DOOR car F'orand. and Miss .Marg nente 1 Chin eh. R am Holy Communion; ■ who range In age from 14 to 18, Justice on sfi Ameriian. m\ich publicity as stuff like m that cltv during.,.an argument v S r CAP Camp Mr*. Richard Olmslerl. of Ihe ^i'b-e* will be awarded local win- diapatebes baraln are alao reaenrad la a nominal charge for foofl. All Fiflochia Jh a.m . morning pia>er and sei- Jc Bombs And the Brooklyn Dodg-, ' PTA awimming committee which Mary Ann Fagnni' Full aerrlee client of N. E. A^Benr- The principle involved, from the ers. Frankiv the reason is be-i o '" ’’ » WAR riven * 6-montli facilities ar* made aVailahil* -by 8 Ft. X 7 Ft. With Stanley Tension ' AIsiy. .Mrs. Mario Fiacchia. Mrs mon. the Rev. Piouglas F. Pimm HKiv me reniKin ix i 7 l 1.1 w 1. Capl. Ronald G. Farris, com- superviae* the proga' are Cadets First Class ship. personality and need, William Deary, Mrs. Hugo Ledet- sound heard her#* for a long lime. M Dtapiay advertiaing cloalng bourai Kilzenger is nianufarturing of Connecticut converged on Wa­ program will be conducted on a .5- . '’ 7. .h edne.sday j nation*, rather than a nation which Willfs, In the waiter’s quarters of James H. Arthur. Henry .1. Blair day haais. Monday through Friday. I'^oplr "howed A graduate of Manche.ster High What! AiIJ-S and he'a terbury today for the S-day 16th School Ihl.s month. Miss Pagani — For Tueedav—j p m. Monday. has foreij^ troop* stationed on it* a Weatport restaiiranl after Scott and Bruce L. Charboneai): Cadet fro\f, 9 a.^. until noon. ' " f ", O'r*onnor, Mrs. (Tiarles Pettin- Then, an unequaled aroma com­ - For'Wedneaday—t p. m. Tueaday. sending four gross of ,lhem to the annual state convention of the Bhooting: f'xhibit by membmi of and Aualin had quarreled over a Second Claas James Glgllo; Cadet Five inslnictioTi . periojl.s have will enter New Britain Teachers gill. Mrs. Douglas Porter. .Mrs, ing through an o* en door, thal Go 1st ••For Thureday—1 p. m. Wadneaday. own soil, we have llttl^xperience White Hovise. They also plan to Thii-d CIsss David Spear; and Marine Corps'League. < Connecticut Bow Hunters. Tnc. • For PTiday—1 p. m. Thuraday. wager on the Roblnaon-Fullmer been scheduled. The 9 to 9:4?S College in September. . Wintrop Porter. Mrs. Robert srt'ell of ram! .^nnie people I'an with ths other side ofnhe coin in­ have Droodlea looked Into by the William Dederdarian of N e w Archery Bupervisor John Garibaldi, • For Saturaav—1 P m. Friday. flght Cadets Basic Richsrd Cosma. Ken a.m. period will provide inatriir- . Price. Mi.s. George Pugatch. Mrs. 3 Claaained deadfina: lOrRi a m. eaeh Senate Itjvcsligating Committee Class With Samsonite volved here. But. in so far aii we Both men disappeared'^hortly I "*^h W. Cotton and .lap^s B. Ker Britain ia' the National Comman­ T-* gained last minute permissi‘6h for Luggage tion for. advanced .*Ywimmera. C'harle.s Schmid; Mr:*. S i r r ^n e 3dav of publicalian ageept Saturday *- and next month Dr. Schwine la go­ dant. use . of the ('ivil Defense room 22 at R p.m. at the Community r > e m have lookfd st it. orca.*ion«lly, after the shooting. Austin was lo- I rigan -^5,-.- •wimmera and intermediates. A .Scranton, Mrs. William Stiehl. ▼ ▼ ▼ -9T ▼ ▼ ing to sneak up behind Yul Bryn- They leave Monday morning for Tlie program includea a parade where the business meeting-of Bol­ Hall. A story in la.«t night’s Her­ those who oppose having odr ' rated in a New York hospital life-saving rla.au will al.ao be in­ ers Mo\e to Ohio Friday, June 2* ner and alamp "1 LIKE 'DROO- a IJ-tja.v stay at the ba.se. While tonight (7:30 p.m. I, buainea* meet­ ton Not-Arrhers. arrheiy club for ald said in error that the Republi­ Prescriptions 1 where he was being treated for cluded. r>r and .Mi’.s Edward Gerber of Be S4ir« to *— Samsonite Ultrertite, troop* subjected to foreign courts rfl.E.S" on his head with indelible the Injury. rScotl nurrendered 10 there they will see st flrst hand ings., and a dinner-dance oh Sat­ Manchester Lumber, Inc. loi'al youngsters, tLas held. can Town t'ommittee would rau- abroad make no bones about their Ink. On .second thought 1 think The P.4^ to a,m. cla.a.a in­ cihs on that dale. Brooklyn. .N Y . will leave thus "FREE PICK-UP A • The Nonsense Mushrooms days sfter the shobting at Weatr. the ijrany facets of our present urday. and a concluding buainesa Walter Sraddon. president of {'nn- week for Marion. Ohio, where I will Are them. day Air Force In action. The cludes the beginner awimmei di\i- Partv noininatM'M.s for town of- it's "Uqht CM a Feather!" 3 ■ ■ , belief that any foreign troops j port police headquarters. aeaaion on Sunday when hew of­ sions. tadpole.a. pollywngs snd nectiiut Bow Hunters, spoke brief­ they will make their home. Dr AND DELIVERY" ^ 8 2.S.S CENTER STREET nte "clean bomb" noneenne, ^y cadets will slao receive academic ficers will be installed. ficial.v to he elected on Oct, 7 uill which might be located here would frogs. ly to the gioup and safety niles in Gerber will p" n meml>ei of the Jaltlch the panaionale devotee* of ar<’herv were read by Fred De­ be made at the meeting. have to be subject to the Jurisdic­ .4.M.\ (]iirrka Influenza YOUR LUMBER NUMBER MI 3 5144 Claase.a for intermediate.**, frogs staff at the Frederick Smithh ^Arthur Drug Stores j 2tha hydrogen bomb are ^roclaim- laney. sectelary of the dub. Ray tion of American courts If they A Thoiifilit for Today and poll>'9L’ogs arc scheduled for Mancheitter ,Kv4»nlng Herald Bol­ ! Clinic m Marion, Mrs. Gerber I Women will '^ t n g that the United State* must Patria, treasurer. showed tech­ should become involved in any of­ Sponsored by the Manchester -- Chicago. .June 28 (,Ti The 10:15 to 11 a m The two final niques in stringing a bow and ton 'correspondent. Doris ,M. • not git*e up Ita right to test bomba, American Medical A.ssn. today trovel 1st class fense against American citlsens. Cnnnril of. Churches rlassea of the day. 11 to ll;30a.n>. notching anows. D'ltalia. telephone MIR helt 5-5545. urged physicians to report sny and 11:30 am tn noon will ac­ Ibecauae Oiat would defeat their When the r.ain stopped, the ihiee The isolatiimisti who have con­ suspected cases of Oriental Influ­ commodate ladprtle.a and pollr- .JAVf KK I I" 3 sacred humanitarian objective of While it may be true more men and Mav Wanal. demon­ with; tinually spearheaded the drive enza to their health departihents. wogs. .MihMink'=*e. .lune 2^ i .\ P ‘ A. . 3 producing a bomb which would be people are attending church than strated their shooting rskill.s to the TRAIN CAU kokii 31 against "statu* of forces” tres­ An editorial in the AMA Jour­ The swimming committee hAs Park Shaw Ji . '’3. Rnrig-eporf. troval Hams . $17.$C ■ •totally "clean" of radioactive fall­ at any other period. There does nal says reports on any auch casea group on the* ouldonj range Inter­ MIRRORS tle* believe, then, that we are distributed clas.^ assignment* for est ran so high that the exhibition f'onn . yesterday was elected a vice -out, reached Into the preeidential not seem lo.be a ,j-evival spirit can be followed quickly by an in­ DOUBLE^.-tAT waaDaoat caar^irit good enough to Judge other*, abroad. In short, people do not 1R.3 children based on last years continued "undei lights ‘ provided pre<4ident of the t!..S. .lu'nior Cham­ women-pkinaad • preaa conference Wednesday, and vestigation and laboratory teats. r achievements. Mr.s. Olmsted said ber of ('ommen e He,' wh.-4 al.xo but that others are not good act much differently than they did Epidemic* of influenza have oc- by headlights of < ars owned hv sev­ AUTO GLASS J interior Sts.eo 3 obtained some «p service from todav, however, that these classi­ eral of the onlookeis. named a.*^ one of fivFSpui.standmg enough to Judge u*. Their idea of before becoming church a.ttcnders. curred in countries in the Fsr ».l only $41.30 3 the President himself. Why is this? Eaj,t. Public Health Service* fications are chiefly the means of In repoiling on the meet. Gari­ State leaders ( ‘banning Harwood a proper international relation.ship are Jr' of Ton mgtnn was among 10 na­ FURNITURE TOPS I am not sure I have a cohiplete -on the slert for sny signs that establishing the program. ?he said baldi commented that it pay.s to • Then one newspaperwoman's tional directoi.s ci.ted for service. la one in which we preserve to our­ answer for your question, but in travelers have carried the disease Green Stamps constant and regular screening "adveilise” in The Herald A re- 3 question, we should say, blagted all selves privileges we deny to others. my reading this past week I ^ this country. ' tests would be given throughout rent news storv i elated that he had IShowar Stall Doors • - Glass Tub EaclosuresI • the nonsense right out the presi- the program to provide advance­ Their sentiment 1* understand­ lost an aiihery taigri while driv­ -* dentiat window. Given With Cash Sales Saturday ment for the children as rapidlv as ing through town A few days later. able. since It is a matter of open Charge 3 President Eisenhower, describing their ability qualifies them for a Garibaldi who is also a 3appUcatioo. \ mon opinion, however, is that the *3 WARRE.N STREET— .Ml 3-6950 3 "If you use it on the bsltlefield,''. ^eath sentence acta as a deleirent OPEN D A IL Y -F R ID A Y NIGHT.S UNTIL • 3 the President went on, "you will to further crime. Yet it is precise­ REG. SI .95 VALUES— N O W ...... •hsve an effect only so fsr as it* ly thy most peculiar fact about the • blast and cheat waves reach, mnd debate that the .staliitics gathered i 3 there wjn be no fall-out to injure REG. S2.50 VALUES— NOW ...... ^ 2 ’^^ from countries or jtates which t l:' . 3 any civilian or anyone, any inno- have abolished the death penaltA’ ' I • • . 3 cent b>-atandera that are off X , f,i, suggest any deterrent ef- ■'ll. % rtL HRST . . . FOR EVERYTHING FOR OVER 45 YEARS! 3 miles, the necassary distance to get faict. On the contrary, many fig- . Op^n July 5th 9 a .m. to 9 p. m. Closed July 4th REG. $2.95 VALUES— N O W ...... $2*®^ 3 out of tha area of heat and blast." Ulea, such as the ylaborata W est' A fgw minutes passed, before German records since abolition in May, CraJg, of the Portland Press 1949, reflect a ieesenlng of the * 10% OFF ALL Herald, could get the floor. Then homicide rale. The abolilioniata, in ahe asked this question: short, can make a siatiaticiil case BOYS' UNDERWEAR ; "Mr. Prealdent, our first atomic for the idea that capital puniah- A table for bomb a-ms dropped on a city. When mant may encourage murder. T h e i' j-oil speak of battlefields in a nu- sensational breeds the , sensa-1 BOYS' SOCKS ^ Clsar age, what do ^(ni meaaT" tional." I • t "Well," said'the President,’."J What men do not know about REG. 39c PAIR ...... 4 ! think you ^havy. a question that 1 the motivations and drives o f . every chair, every ; caA'(. suiawbr, s^d ho one else can, men would nql iperely hll a book.! REG. 50e PAIR .... Mrs. Oralg.” It would nil an Infinity of books.' | 3 ... n - o o • But there of courae, an ym- NeverthelesA, we' arc glad to have ■ gwer. It iS'the knawer we ourseivas it out and stated, a* a basis for . REG. 49e PAIR .... did give at Hiroehima. In the nu- thought and for debate, that the' every use..at W a ns 3 p « ! eleax age the battlefield Ic any effect of the execution of on* mur- i aggregation of civilian population ,ierer may be to fashion murder ' Urjge. enough to absorb thoroughly inside, somebody else, and that the 20% OFF . • .'the destructive qapaoity of any greatent breeder of murder may be i SOLD,HAND TOOLED aingie bomb. 4 that aensatlonallsm created as we, - BOYS'PAJAM/^S ; The -proponents of tha ‘ clean the people! become executioner* in -LEATHER TOPS .bomb'* are humanitarian in this the . name of the law. ^ 'respect They sajj they want to We tell oUraelve* we are teach-1. 1 .develop a bomb which nhll kill only ing a lesson to all future murder­ BOYS’ P0PL1IUACKET8 Uie Inhabitants of one rity at a er*. Perhaps w^ are. .And perhaps, I time, and do it N^ithout releasing we are- merely spreacilng the dia- 5Mzes 6 tp 20. Some lined, reversible, washable. Not all / slower poison into the suburbs, or

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H al Boyle Alita Sadlak Gets U.S. Judge Upholds /er jIm /••<.»• - rmewker Bed Mmitr From thase personal eontacts ri’l- Consecrate Mosque here and abroad, Eisenhower aaid, Musical Award Conviction he firmly believes there 'will come We’re Disease of the Great a broader understanding and a AUU BadUk, itoiighUr of Mr. ’ (ComUbumI from Page One) CohdlUoned iTMii Fac« Om >) deeper respect for the worth of all and Mrs. Antoni Sadlak, .105 Grove X (< -'■'■■I men. and a stronger reeohition to * the President on a tmir Inside the 8t., Rockville, waa awarded the work together for the ghod of And the Illiterate. prlM for having tha,hlgheat avar- ’ • V AccoitUncIy. th* Jud*« »»•“ . mlnareted structure. ■ubcommitu* w «« und**" mankind. . \ ago report card for 'the past aoa- ^ r a iM n t to UU MUler tho man- Iq hts' 'brief remarks, Eisen­ Offldala of the Islamic eantar aon, having attained a 9$. per cent M r In Which tha queatlon waa par- hower paid s' warm tHbute to the call it "the living symbol of alli­ RESTAURANT Nevf York (F) — Reverie »t the the slxe of their stomachs Is what average, at the fifth and cloUng tinant Tha commmittae at tha tlma Moslem nations spreading from ance between the Crescent , and the typewriter keys: ■* they put into It.' recital last night In the vestry of waa lavoaUfttinr mlauaa o< Amer­ Cross." What did Alexander the Great In a time of prosperity, such a's Tenfiple-Beth Sholom. North Africa and the Middle East The structure houses a mbeque, i «rtd COCKTAIL LOUNGE ican paaaporta, to Indonesia. He said thb countries Rnd John Barrymore have in corn- now, they can. afford to experi­ Other pupils of Frederick Tha qnaatlon InaolYlnf tha namea a library, a museum, a lecture hall routes HA and #, td^on, conn., teL Mltehett 9-kHS ment with exotlc.^foods— and they Werner who participated in > Iasi which financed the center have for and, offices. men T HEAR! HEAR! « ( Gommunlit writara with whom centuries "contributed to the build­ I - OPEN TDlBSDAY thm 8ATIJROAT 4^00 FJl. to Iffi# A.M. do. But even In expensive restau­ night’s rscital include John K. hOlIar aald he met five or aix .tlmea SUNDAYS, 12:00 NOON t^9:00 P.M. (Closed Monday) A thipg shared by Kubla Khan. Breitenbsch, Keren J. - Krskow, ing of civllisatibri” and have added More than one fourth of all rants such as "21,” the 'Colony or In Waw Tork In 1W7. ''.... BANQUET F A C IU 'n E S A V A ILA B LE Guy de^ Maupaiaant. Mart,in Luth­ the Rlts-Carlton, they still sell 10 Rolane M. Irish, Deborah Karp, McLaughlin aald Millar a refusal much to the advancement of man­ housing coots are paid to utilities kind. . EDDY "Velvet Touch” BEED A t the Fhuia NlghUy . er, John Wesley and Isaac Newton plates of corned beef hash to one Deborah A. Rennie, Donna L. Rock- to aaawer the quaation conatitulad ---for fuel and Hinting eiipplles, nagel, Daniel K. Rojaa, Roy 'V. Elsenhower said the United ..:^lt also knit together Chkrles order for pheasant under glass. camumpt ct CJongraaa. ; ^ gas, electricty, a>^ water. Parke, Spaan J. Trotter. Helen I. Ihla count which Mclamghlln aat States has long enjoyed a strong Dfu'Win, Talleyrand, Samuel John- (Why the glass, anyway, alnce the bond of friend.ship with the Islamic Jette, Gall M. Higgins, Richard L. aaide grow out of Miller'a refuaal ehn, William Pitt, Alfred Tenny­ pheasant csin't get away and no nations "and, like all healthy rela­ one Is trying to steal It?) Trotter, Joel Rottner, Joel L. Keh- to ahy whether Amaud .d'Uaaeau son, General Winfield Scott, Ed­ ler, Janice C. Smith, Carole A. waa chairman of ofta of tha meat- tionships', this relationship must ward,. Gibbon, Francis Bacon, and One of the quickest (but hardly be mutually beneficial.'' the wisest)- ways to reduce is to Lapbit, Hilda F>- Feingold. Lois A. , Inga Millar attended. • . William Harvejr, who discovered Morelli, Madia Raudsepp, Carolyn McLaughlin aald he aet a*ldd| He said civltlxatlon owes to the pick a favorite food - and eat noth the circulation of the blood. M. Mahoney, Claire XL Chambers, MlUar'a conviction on the d'Uaaaau Islamic world some of Its most Ing 'else, day after day. important acl^evements. adding: All these famous men—soldiers, Patricia A. Felthanv Xklmund 8. etmnt in the light of the Supreme statesmen, scientists, poets, philos­ Anyone fool enough to try such "From fundamental discoveries Zagllo, Sharyn M. Hogan, Barry Courfa. ruling rareralng the con­ Lawns Getting ophers- and scholars— are linked a diet probably would qftoose steak, in medicine to the highest planes R. Hopper, Persephorte H. Kam- tempt conviction of iohn T. Wat- by one thing: They all suffered but in a few daya he would be ao Icina, a labor organlaer. Watkins of astronomy, the Muslim genius sick of It he couldn't even stand to bas, Karen E. Walters, Susan J. from gout, the,^isease of great- Feltham, Brucq L,. Hopper, Gar- had ’ rafuaed to name persona he has added much to the culture of aee a picture of a milk cow. all peoples.” .nqse. - malpe C, Aubin, Nicholas G. Bte- knew aa Communiata in tha labor (Editor’s Note: On the other The food that cloys the palate Eisenhower said thousands of vans. movement some 10 years earlier hand, gout also strikes the illiter­ least in long periods of hunger is Americans live and work — and and had queiUoned the pertinency ate, the unknown - and twilight probably the food that forms the grow in understanding — among M u lly Brown?? o< qdeationr about their identity. people -like columnists, Including staple diet of most of Asia's teem­ the peoples of Islam, while many In the Watkins case the High one named Boyle). ing millions—rice. ‘New Haven’ RR court held that Congreaa must stii^nta, businessmen and repre- , Once I interviewed an American aenuitives of states In the Islamic apaU out praclaaly the Jurladictlon officer who sulMiated for nearly THE CONNECTICUTPOWm COMPANY A question.that fascinates many o f commltteea, the quaatlona to world enjoy the benefits of expe- Reports Deficit Ret ’am Rreea Again in a Hurry with a Soluhle FerHIixar people is '‘If you could Afford to 70 daya behind the enemy lines in wltnaasca must be'speciflc, and the Korea largely on rice alone. By an live anywhere nj the world, where New Haven, Conn., June 2$ (Ah eongreaalonal InTaaligaUva power old coincidence, he waa served rice would you choois?" —The 'New Haven Railroad’ today esmnot be inflated into a general I have asked this question of at hia, first meal after being power to expose for exposure’s rescued. reported it operated at a lose of hundreds of people J have inter­ $41,627 in May. I blamed the' ■ake.’ --'"'^ • viewed— and many haye promptly "It’s all right.".Ji* said. “I never Miller, 41-year-o1d husband of Railway Express atrike and a na . FURNITURE thrown it right back td.me. got tired of it," tionwide drop In freight loadings. movie star Marilyn Monroe, asked Far places lure many people. for' a reversal of his conviction on ^-Gro Folium The loss for the five-month peri­ They speak of Majorca. • the What is tWe hardest city Iff Uje' the ground that hlls situation od this year was listed at $149,255 REPAIR SERVICE Riviera, the Bahamas. Bali, Tahiti, world in which to find romanced p a c laaly psumaled that of Wat- as compared with a loss of $2,551,- or Haliihahera. the Island In the Many bachelors are sure it's their ^098 in a similar period in 1956. MONTH OF JUIY ONLY! All aboard for the International Lutheran Youth Conference In TdeottviU*, Conn. East Indies that looks like a own home town. Earnings in- May 19.56 were $713,- In two hours of ^gumants yea- withered orchid. Some even speak tartey, opposing attomeys dia- Chicago. These young Hl-Leaguers will be away for five days of But young men who come here 013 which indudqd a dividend religious activities, and sightseeing in the Windy City and Wash­ Will B« On Vocation o f getting away from It all in to find fame and fortune compixin from the New York Connecting aj rtssd Iterp ly on whether the Timbuktu, deep in the Sahara Watkins^eciaton covers the MU- ington, D. C. (Herald Photo by Pinto), that New York, for all its 'thou- Railroad Co. o f $240,000. - HiLeaguers ^ .Deaert, ^ sanri of pretty 'girls, is no oasis )#r cSm * JHno 29 Thru Operating ravfmie was $14,- Joseph U Rauh Jr., Miller's chief But when they get right down td of love. 105,592 in May 1957 compared to Rev. Philip Potter of the World the New England group will also July A Inclusivo. "They all seem hard and am­ sounsel, recalled that duriflg the Council of Churches; and Con-: have an all-day guided tour of facts, most of them admit the.se $4.187.84Q, in May 1956. Operat­ Top Brofid Morefcondist PLUS Big. Allowcmeos On Your Prosont At Conference are places they merely want to see. bitious, interested only in finding playwright's trial Asst. U.S. Atty. gressman Walter H. Judd of Illi- i Washington, D. C. ing revenue for the 5-month peri­ When it comes to steady living, a rich man," they complain. 'T o od waa $69,057,913 In 1957, $66,- WUiiain HtU had said ~lt is nois. ■ 1 ______■ N|m Hl-Laaguara of Sbnanuel most of them want to. live right show them t'he kind of night out prscissly tha Watkins situation." Conference headquarters will be 731.649 In 1956. where they are—at home. they expect, it coats a guy up to Equipmont PLUS Conn«cticut Power Compemy's Sorvice cmd A t that time ths t-2 dsciaiosi of tbs Luthiran.uUma Church left Hartford the Conrad Hilton Hotel, where The net railway operating In­ VM. Court of Appeals upholding railroad itatlon at 9:30 this morn­ Hl.s neighbors mean more to the $50 or more. Who can afford come was $160,111 in May 19.57 the young people will stay and man in jKeokuk than all the fabled that?" Watkins' contempt conviction still ing'en route to the 17th Interna­ have their meals, and where some F&B Starter Grower and $689.83^ in May 1956. For the or beauty o f Brasil. Moral: If you can't find a girl five-month period the net railway stood. tional Xjitheran Youth Conference of the meetings wfH, be held. Bocking PLUS (Month of July Only) Big Additional Prico Cufsl Millar, while talking freely of There will be evening' inspiration­ here witti common sense, send operating income it $1,046,687 his auppoH of Communist causes at Chicago tomorrow to July 4 al services at the Chicago Coli­ U.S.DJL rests hovt provBd that obour 95% of Hi* nutrionts ovailobl* in . The onl.v thing that interests 1 back to your own old home town compared with a net ralHway op­ In the past, balked at naming They win be Joined op the special seum. outdoor hymn sings at Proven! FUEL many Americans Joday more than ‘ for one to marry. erating deficit of $1,462,672 in the •I sthsn. Ha said his conscience train by a large group of young Grant Park, and a Youth Confer­ soInMa fertUbars, oppHod to tho foHa^o of Kvin9 plonta oro utUiiad imniadL first five mbnth.s of 19,56. would not permit him to use the people from other Augustana Lu­ ence parade down Michigan Boul­ South Windsor serve a second term as domestic M m e of another and . "bring evard. A massed choir. and a otoly by tho plants and rosolts or* opporont within two or thr«6 doys. relations officer. SIXTH POLIO CASK theran Churches In New England. Hartford. June 28 (A P The trouble on him." and he contended Thoaa attending from Manches­ brasa choir of Hl-Leqguers 'will DYNAMIC Stone waa prosecutor from 1949 ths questions about the writers take part In the meetings and OIL to 1951- In addition to hia present, Slate Health Department''yester­ ter are Karin Pearson, Efiaine Ver- wars not pertinent to a passport barg, Doris Olsen, Jean Halvorscn, parade. Vorious spray and siphon 'applicators are available at Plontland for Cjuick Smith Heads term. He is traffic manager for day listed the slate's sixth polio THE SUPERVISORS SAY THAT MERCHANDISE case of the year as a ,5-year-old Inquiry bmng conducted by the June Werdellh, Justlna Johnson, Special chartered aighUeeing INSURANCE RANGE OIL the Underwood Corp. and a former subcommittee. Janice Tolf, Unda Nelson and Iku‘1 tours of Chicago will be ihcluded F'* • ond easy oppHcotion of any of thosd matoriols,^ constable as w ell' as doing auxili­ New Britain girl. Her rase was Hits Mgued that the quastkme In the agenda. On the return trip, Study Group diagnosed aa non-paralytic. Werdelln. Mbcnis ary state police work. were “proper and reasonable" 'and These biennial Youth Confer­ Vlbbci't is a former town court HAS TO GO... THEY SAY 'MARK IT D0WN‘ wars connected with the matter ences draw youth and apeakers iBttBT PrBtBeHon South Windsor,' June 2fi (Spe­ Judge and prosecutor and Thresh­ iMdsr Inquiry, rurtharmore. Hits from all over the worlds Dr. cial) David D. Smith of Sullivan er la a former Judge and state said. Miller was aware of this Hans Lilje, bishop of Hannover, BOLAND senator. . coonaction and needed no axpla Germany, will address several of ICE CUBES LaBoniiB Zoning Commission, of all ^uch officials have several times re­ Funtral Serviee boards hers decided on formation quested a control light here. A I With Jewel Theft Call Ml 9-2429 or MI 3-4845 of the study group. The group wilt caution light is p r.^n tly in use | Ormond J. West, Uireetor report listing the best means o f at the location. 14? f^ist Center St. Reuben McCrary Jr., JS, o f attaining co-ordination. The proposed signal will be of , Mitchell 9-7196 DOWN GO PRICES Hartford, is being held by local The study group will consist of the trip variety and wUl flash poUca under $23,000 bond as the Swing ’Em To all heads of permanent boards and g^een going cast and west on Sul- ^ ramilt of sn slleged Jewel theft \t commissions pertaining to town livan Ave. after fivi cars have ! Mather’s Jewelry store. McCrary passed over the trip mechanism. | Manrhesterls UIdeel has been charged with grand lar- government and five members-at- large. The latter are: Town As­ The installation will be i.tade a'nd ' with Fiaest Facilities’ ssny. , maintained by the state -since it Off-Strect Parking Ina allaged theft occurred' ires- COME ONE sessor Enoch Pelton, Town En­ ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK C3nipointed to It.- was chosen by Col­ Own On* of Thasa Labor-Saving All Yht Hot Wotor You Hood ning and Zoning Commission on lowad him up Main St. toward lins and elected chairman of the BiU rin electric range the center. the (ballot at regular town c9ec- A Now Low Prteo! Pr'i study group at its meeting which tlons." Applianctt — Don't Wait! Patrolman Bruno M auoll waa ^ V * followed. dtrseting traffic at the interaectioh Candidatea are presently elected had was summoned by Mather to TTie group is expected to ask for at town meetings ss vsea^ies arfast McCrsry, who was ap­ a town ordinance which would cre­ occur. / proaching Center St. Traffic was ate a permanent board to Integrate Expansion of the' Commission 7 RANGES INCINERATORS bad up at this point and Patrol­ local government. In this manner, wiu discussed at the meeting but man Nawton Taggart, who was on ■ m t Collins said, future plans' for the no conclusions reached. The pos­ L a F U M M E ’ S town would be co-ordinated; duty near the Post Office, came sibility of creating a 10 or 12 man Rrand Now Modols, Mako Gorbog# Polls Art o Tking of down to assist. The two patrolmen Swearing-In Slated board has been discussed, but stopped McCrary and found the Officials of- the local court will Democrats have said they favor Cooking o Sfop — Prlcos Racfneodl tfct Post ~ Sovt Now! tray of rings in the 'folded nev^-s- be.swom in Monday night before creation of two separate biparti­ f p t r . the weekly court session. ’ Pro­ san boards of Six men each. Mather set the value of the tray bate Court Judge Edward Kuehn Sf rings at "close to $3,500." will administer the' oath of .office Mancheater Evening Herald At Police headquarters.. Mc­ to five offlclala ^ Wapping, South Wladsor corre- THESE PRICE CUTS ARE PLUS Crary waa found to hays two more ' Judge Benedict Kupebunos will spondeut, Mrs. Q. Warrra West- ... aaike-your ki tdMn heust ^ m o n d : rings in his pouesaion. be sworn in for a jiecond term. brimk. telo^hoas Mitchell 9-4014. Mather said that these rings were Appointed In 1955 by Governor A. sharter...eqaiarl not from ^^is ctore. SAILOR SENTENCED '* Separate slep-eavkii THE ALLOWANCES AND TURN4NS According to Mather, this is the A. Ribicoft', the Judge is one of the town’i largest potato and to­ New London, June 28 (A P > — eeok a»d senre areae Mcond theft this week from hU * Np bfiidiaffwitbthe store. .H e said that on T o a ^ y , bacco growers. -■ BMdie Joe Cochran, 33, a sailor at­ - eutematie waist-level ewes two trays of rings, vatuad at $SO0, Other dfficials to be sworn In at tached to the Submarine Baae, was WE CAN ALREADY GpIVE! ware taken from a ahowcaae while Immtiiatt Dtlivtry tf FQR THE MONTH OF JULY! the ceremonies are Toiwn Proeecu- sentenced to 3-7 years In prison on * Cgerdlnated Meale wHh he was -busy' in anolhar part of io r George Stone, Assaistant ProM- a manslaughter charge yesterday the store. ' F-*L-A fS fH CoRvtrlibiM RRil StatiM WagoRt cutor and Clerk Horace Vibbert, for the fatal beating of John E. Police . Chleflfemian O. Bchan- ^Depu^ JUdga William- Thresher, Walukiewica in a street brawl ^ 1 said that'j^oUce are. invaatigat-. IPLUS , Come tn and Our 'and Edward Delaney, who 'will April 13. . tag’- Capt. Walter CaaeHs and XX. Milton Btmtton have been as- ■igaed to dnvaetigate.' 30 CABS TO CHOOSE FROM RUN! Five Youths Leave For Air Training I $6 Fashion Right staialeae steel uaHstd; WALK!

Five local youths, recent Air t h e r m a b o r » r c e enlistees, deparlM today for E L E C T R IC lackland Air PorM'"^aae for 11 REFRIGERATORS ^FREEZERS ^RANGES and G A S TIm OrigkMl and DKIVE! Waaka of basic training.'' For Yoiir Kitchen H ie boys are PhUlp T. Landry. Tha FhiMt 17, ISS Walkar 8t.; James P Used Car THE ELEGANT LOOK O-'IJ. a Woux. 17. 333 HilUard St.: David 1st Choice Specials BUT COME IN TO: M. Mullen, 17, € Hudeon St.; Ed­ , ^WASHERS -DRYERS -FANS Special ward R. Vallotfe, 17. 71 ; Durant I 1956 GOLDEN HAW K 1955 CHEVROLET lE L AIR ■L ; and Walter J. Scholta, 19, 2$ Fully equiped plus Radid, heater. r rimary -Oven . . . .$188,25 Jaaeph S t ' ' ' BErner . *nic youths anllsted on the buddy Continental wheel. * 2 5 5 0 Automatic. *1 3 9 5 NEW 1957 pMa. a plan pam ltUng them to go Surface Unit ...1.$165,75 1955 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE ' -AIR-CONDITIONERS -VACUUM CLEANERS through their basic training to- 1955 DODGE SUBURBAN gethar. They will bt awocn in to­ Nlc»ly equipped. RadiOi heater. Total ...... $354.00 day In New Haven and will fly FOR YOUR HOME OR CAR Low mUea£e. I ' Automatic. •ommericar alrllna to Lackland' *15 9 5 R O TH F O R A ir Fores Base. FRIGIDAIRE ) 1955 PO NTIAC 2-DOOR 1954 CHRYSLER WINDSOR I ' lUoux, Vallont.and Smiotts are I ■ rr fraduates od Mahehastar High j Hardtop. S l A O I h Radio, heater. $ O O C h - SEE US FOR - 146 HARTFORD ROAIh—MANCHESTER •dimol with the class of 1937. Automatic. EXTRA LARGE $ p in o o Fully powered. .Lnadry, Bioux and Vallona wm-el SmoN MoMthiy ^aym iiiH — Bank PcHos. You Can Always^ Do Business When You Buy A t The * ^ M M N E hH 3-51B 1 Msmbara o f tha local CivU 1 Many O H ion^i Choos* From. T R A D E-IN a l l o w a n c e s 2 Pntml Cadets, with Landry baing | • fltrmar .cadet commander. I - i Laavi^g Monday for lAckland | t h e Tlety are Jaihaa Lipdsay. 1$. $19 W.G.6LENNEY S. Oentor 8L: Roger CbrikiaBa. APPUANCE C0.i ' r I k U S W. Ceatar SL and ICliacr C O M P A N Y > hTr TiM aat. 1$. 1X3 Oaopar St. Cars i . DODGE,— Tmck$ O A K S T . WATKINS iUILDING L M m y . ObrtaiMha. sad M l 9.6h4f ■ 8M North M e Ie St. wltti the Haaa o f aOOARUjlW iff. Ph0MM^9.94B3 m a n c h e s iV r V m t-A s u V V

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP; MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JLI^E 28, 1957 HANCHESTER 1?VENING HERAID, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRiDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 7" Pa g e t h ir t e e n p a g e i h V E L V l ___ 9 • C o h in th ia ’G)pter Racmg TDC Proposes Lease Senate Unit Speeds Bill S 1 Teachfer Sought To 11 in Boats _ Of Present Course For Youngster’s To Limit FBI Files Use Portable Room Air Cooler Classes ill Fall >Vork, hleep, entertain in comfort. No waiting. BrovIdes^insUmt eoW air. L u ffa n Deaths With 5 Babies The Towit Development Cpmmls- and 26 at a time yet to be ati- (Continued from Page One) elon recommends a 20-year lease nounced. Itok. Fully warranteed. Small! Compact. Only 18” x S'/i” x 9'4” . “ Columbia, June . 28 (SpecialI — Island have filed a motion demand­ (Continued from Page One) 3,000 Drowned of all the golf course on town-owned For the youngsters whq.Jiave ^ - 'A land to the Manchester Country Mrs. Geo'rge K. Evans, wife of the' not yet registered f6r S'.’.’imming ing all reports of the FBI relalirig W. M* Hulchinson, ■ News Tidbits Rev, George K. Evans, pastor of to the case as well as any written We have a ,Uinited quantity. This Is the text of the 80^: Club In a report released today. or art clssses, an other registra­ (Continue from Page One) an offshore oil' rig capsized about - ' The report was made to Gilbert C. the Con.gregatlonsl Church, will tion session will be held this ave'- or 01 al . slatenienla made to FBI Contractor, Dies ••Request hellcojrter for res­ Culled from AP Wires teach the morning session of the Send a card and I will call 20 miles east of the 'Texas border, Barnes, head of a Board of Direc­ ning In Yeoman's Hall ’vat.^.'T agents by, the parents of the vlc- Cocnerative Kindergarten In Sep- -Um. ell. This is mrgney at Camron, La. p .The Red Cross disaster head-.j and five men were adrift on a raft. tors subcommittee studying a lease- o'clock. Pre-school children ■ may Only purchase offer from-the club. fembitr. / Membci-s said they had-no in- and show you th if.wonderful WaJUcf M. Hutchinson. 70, 24 ; Three small boats with 16 men and I quarters releasAi) a 12-name casu-1 Coaat Guard cutters were told to A't2C John S. Wiliigms, 20, of also register- for swimming '1c»- PRICE Bigelow, St., died yesterday at the women and five newly-born babies' I ally Hat. five of a'Wcjj^were from search the area en route to Caip- In Its report, the Development C o n .c o rd , N. C.. convirted on -InoUier teacher is needed for son.s this year. Additional appllcit-' ^tention of allowing .i'he subcom­ way to beat the heat. Manohesler . Memorial Hospital Commission suggesteil that if the the afternoon session as Mrs. Hen­ tions for beach membership will mittee to be used as a, fonim for FULL In it. are afibat in the Caimeron I the Cameron hurricaAe. A j^ l La- eron. ^ chargea of drunkenness and mis­ after a short illness. town has another Use for golf- treating t o httsic trainees at ry H. Ramm, previous teacher, has also be accepted. broa.lsidc altacKs -on the Supreme ! marshlands. Believed one already Blanc, a Negro whose two ralldren State Police and National. submitted her resignation. Tlie CourLor its opinion. Nor. were they ' Born in Manchester April 17. course land on the wes(, s|de of S. Lackland Air Force Ba.se near dead. Need this helicopter soon as are missing, said a 15-foot tidal Guardsmen tried to reach Cam- large \iumber of children wishing hert bn attempting to niillifv the 1887, he was a well known liuildinjf these people need mtdieal care and eVoi) yesterday, but failed. They Main St. in the 20-year period, a 5- San Antonio, Texas . , . Evangelist .Manchester Evening Herald '’Contractor. He was a ^^orId VVar wave hit their big home. to attend kindergarten neccasf- Columbia correstMindenl Jlrsv decision. one believed to be ready to give Everyihlag B'ashed Away rescued, six persons In one family year rfotice should be given to the Billy Graham tells audience at I veteran and a member of Cen­ tate'’ the setting up of double ses­ l''rank '<1 a r r h 1 s a, telephone But they were ciincerned, along MANCHESTER MDSE, and SALES CO. birth to infant at any time. I There waa still no report on the stranded on the floating rooftop of cUib. In this case, land on the east that "there ter ConKrcgational Church. sions for this fall. .ACadem.v 8-9960. with Presidenl Ei.sciihowcr, Brow­ BOX 821. .UANCHESTEll, CONN. “ If this can be done please ' fate .of 1.50 'people believed tq have their house for eight hours. A side of the street should be made is a Btorm in your soU| tonight, He leaves his wife. Mrs. Alice available for the ‘development of .U a meeting of the Ojoperalh e nell and man.u others in and oiit j ______. ' . ■ * . ______< notify this department Immediate­ ridden oUt the storm in P.ecan Is- .seventh, 22-year-old Qranvllla and Je.siis can bringf pegee.'" Clegg Hutchinson; and two sisters, new holes. i Kindergarten group this week, of Congres.s, about a riibng whicli ' land, about .50 miles east of Cam­ Tneriot. w'as washed off by 20- Motorist says you coiild hardly Mrs. Maude Hathaway of Lynn. ly. A lio if 'coptfr comes, there The golf course now incliides. Mrs. Myron Beikowitx was elected has cast a haze ' of uncertainty | eron. One Pecan Island evartice foot waves and presumed drowned. ask for a nicer gii.v to run into yoq ZBA Sclieclules Mass., and Miss Mildred Hutchin­ will be a guide standing by at property on both the east and west pre.sident for the forthcoming year. and confusion over the piosccu- ] Cameron.” ‘ 'said earlier ’ ’everything was The Red’ Cross sheltered 19,000, than the husband of the. Queen Ml'S. Alfi-ed W. Brand was elected tion of all soi ls of criniinal cases I son df Manchester. I washed away and Just .floating! in Lake Charles alone yesterday < sides of the street. of England . . . Western confer- The funeral will be held at 2;.10 First Consideration on Sale vice-pre.sident: Jtrs. Max Zucker, July 8 Heariii" - and raised a likcUhvod lliat .some i tomorrow afternoon at the Wal- \ around.*' and issued food rations, to 30,000. .u. ______cnee of Teamsters, adopts new treasurer; M>'s. John W. Helm, as- criminals may go unpunished. ' j The Cameron , Parish area . lies Hundreds were evacuated to On the question of selling water- u ’ . , “ r- i kms-Wes't Funeral Home, 142 E. V... constitution b u t leaves Frank ai.stant txeasurei; Mrs. Robert The Zoning Board of Appeals ' The deci.sion. handed down June ] ^Have you any bare spots in your in the marshlands that form Louts- j smaller towns from the Lousiana shed land the -club has offered to Brewster, 60, of Seattle, as head Center St. The Rev. ,R. Russell buy on the east side of the street Taggai-t. recording sectelary and will conduct a public hearing July i 3, struck down Che conviction of j iana'a front door to the oil-rich ' lowlands and more than 5,000 of the big laboi- organization Peer}’, associate mimater of the The the Commission wrote: Mrs. Jane McKeon, correspondifig 8, at 8 p.m. in the Hearing Room ‘ Clinton E. Jcncks, fn-mer official , shallow waters of the Gulf of sought shelter at Port Arthur,' Center Congregational Church, "W e believe there is sufficient i F'rench Socialists delMite pro- secretary. of the Municipal Building. i of the .Mine, Mill and .Smelter r Fill in with flowering plants from j will ofBciate. Burial will be in . 'Tex., and .Orange. Tex. Thousands question about aellinfg Water De-| 7 7 * ' French official in - ii.vone wishing to he one of the Tills will lie s state hca: dig al.so. Workers Union. He ha/1 i’cen con- Doctor Says Cameron is in the heart of the j remained at evacuation centers to- pai'tment land at Uiia lime so that I ^*8^ria for Frame to give >'!' 'll' teachers for ths—faH—session—tx STiionc' l.hp i a»c I lo be iTTsvrnn^PTr* victed of filing n fv»p“r*nm- East Cemetery. ^ state'a most normally uninhabited | jay. ^ ----. !• — II- I ./ r4»r*t anmimarrotinn f\f t I'rti in1*H Friends may call at the funeral the,decision regarding selling land rect administration of the troubled asked to contalt eitlier Mr.s. at the heaj in" will be two con- munisl flfndavil iindei tli? Tafl- .area. But the marshes offer rich |(ut Injured home today from 2;30 to 4:30 and can be answered belter later on. " North African territory...... itz or. Mrs. Brand for an rern.np ;;asoltnp siaMona. MftiUcy Linv. [WOODLAND GARDENS 2 bounties to fishermen and trappers injured interview. « r KxcEi.i.ENT s k i.f:c t io n o f hp:a ' t h y transplanted pPLANTS l a n t s froTti 7 to 8 p.m. By EDWIN P. JORDA.N. M. D. If town'-owned Globe Hollow land Ale:.ander Jarvis has leqiiealed ordri* to challenge testiinnny Written for NBA Service who constitute most of the ever- Clinlr .8lated Is sold, the Development Commis­ attonal u.se other than golf, there a special exception for apnioval of Qf witnesses against him. >.\Kcra(um Calendulas Petunias (single, ruffled, dou­ *ln the medical fteld, as in other sion recommends that first con­ is still plenty of looi.a in the 1,000 -A well-c... . ii.ii.c lor siglit and a j;asolme aei-vicc station at the jenrUs Liicd unsuccpss ullv to .\sters Dahlias ble and new varieties) . o . , . . . e s he.aring for pre-school Children who Northwest corner of W Middle t^ial Jml-e ( herU ‘ FBI activities of life, it sometimes takes miles south of Ijike Charles and sideration should be given to the acres. If pres.siiie builds- no for .Vlyssum B?H.s of Ireland Salvia ^ FuneraU about 2.500 miles southwest of btephensom Oiidl Defense Country Club.,,, , „ , , industrial u.sage, there are several will enter first grade this fall is Tpivf. and Broad St. The area U in turn over to his attorneys , a long time to perfect mechanical Business Zone III. ^Bachelor Buttons ..Mariffnlds New Orleans It is sparsely dot- . t-bsries brosd- The Town I lanning Commission other desirable s'tes in Manchester being set up by Mrs. Eugene Dente. relevant portions of report.s the Verbena $naps devices. * , , ’ ' | PTA well-child chairman. It i.s Stanley Bray has sbo requested previonslv had made lo ted With towns bearing such pic- has recommended a long-term | ____ Carnations Phlox’ Summer Zinnias and many others Mrs. Amanda H. Johansson H Q M.v daughter wears glasses lea.se of land on the east aide of .scheduled for July 2 at the Horaie ‘ . '‘P*'','"' the FBI. The Supreme Coq-l going tuiesque French names of Grknd cilltles while the city was cu off striicUon of a gasoline service sta­ Mso transplanted Tomatoes, Peppers, CabJjajre. Basil, Celery, Cauliflower, Eggpiant^ Pnv.ate funeral . services for HerAli Photo by Ofiar* and wants me to buy her contact S. Main St. and a 5-year lease of W, Porter SChooi from 9 a.m. un­ further than .lencks had asked, Chenlere and Creole. . n‘8ht. til 3:1,5 1^ 1..Appointments must be tion at the aontiieast corner of and others. From grower to you. .Mostly 50c dozen. Mrs. Amanda H. Johansson. l!i Vanquished Congratulates Victor Calcasieu Lake covers moat the * '’* 7 ; ?“ "ae in the land on the west side. No spe'eifU- said he should have been given Bank St., were held yesterday at lenses. What is your opinion of I length was mentioned. The adrice Seablon Dies, made wilh Mrs.- Dente previous to Hartfoid Rd. and Prospect St, The An unidentified girl, foot bandaged, is carried from Coast Guard idiajance between the county.aeat of 65.000 received aome dam- . direct access lo reports made by (JERANIl MS RE.\LLV .ST.XNI) DRV LOC ATIONS—!35c and 50c the Holmes Funeral Home, with th em ?-W . P. _ j of the TPC Is that watershed prop­ the scheduled date. There u-ill be area is in Industrial Zone. the witnesses ii.sed against him boat to ambulance as first group of survivors from nearly de­ 1 of Cameron and'leAMe ChArle.s. The a no charge fO|;,.tJie clinic. Town Planning Adminislraloi Plant disea.’ics or insect problems? (Jlad to help you with them. the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pas­ A —Contact lenaes, like other watery gra-^aland also embraces Offinal.s ho^d most residents , erties should not be sold. If it were unwilling to piaulucc tor of the Emanuel . Lutheran stroyed town of Cameron docked at Lake Charles, La., this Barnes 5s still awaiting re­ Crash Victim Sanilen Promoted Wilfred Maxwell said Mial the .\s growers we are fully qualified to give you what your need requires. Insecticides,< Ruth Milieu eyeglasses, are used to counteract | morning. . Cameron was first town hit by Hurricane Audrey. 1 the Sabine micratorv water fowl Cameron ares took the documents, the ( ’ourt said the Church, offleiating. Burial was In Yules Loses certain visual dlfflcultiea s\ich as i ports ‘from the Chamber of Com­ j Tlieodoie .M. Sandeii of Ijik#' agenda foi tlie moeliiig was not sprays, dusts, fertilizers, peat moss, etc. (AP Wirephotol. ■ ' refuge * ' shelter In the concrete and steel yet iniujdete as the 7,E.\ is slill government should drop llie case. Zlast Cemetery. „ nearsightedness and astigmatism. ] merce. which is making a full-scale Edwsi'd .lohn Sesbion, -55. of Road has been elec ted vice pre.si- ' .The people who live in the wild I courthouse,’ tenped the only s ^ - I dent in rliaige of sale.s for the receiving petitions until 1 p.ni. to- Bearers were Edward Johnson, Sad. Silly Women Trade They are ground small and worn ! tnve.stigation. and General Man­ Ozone Bark, N. Y . died at Man­ Boys’ State llfe paradl.se are hearty workers. ] structure,in the area. The ager Richard Marlin. He is collect­ I William Biaml i-Pi Co. of W'illi- dav. Bear Biles 12 l''rpt I |» Carl Nordstrom. Axel Benson. Gold for Mere Glitter next to the eye Itself and, the.e-1 'asking little of a man except hard; Rctjund floor of the courthouse was Lind Carlsrfn, Henry ' Marcuaon ing written opinions for s Board chester .Memorial Hospital yester­ . mantle. He joined the firm in 19.54 t WOODLAND GARDENS . reported, 2-5 feet under water yea- It's shortsighted of any worn . ' fore, are worn principally by those work and less regard for his back- ' as general .sales maiiagei Reseaichers at the Illinois In- Nome' The giant Alaskan and John Anderson. ] who desire cosmetic effects or for lerday. of Directors suheommiltee which day afternoon. He had been a A . I.O( ATKI) I.N THK CENTER OF MANCHESTER A Governorship an — . Dulles Sees Reds ground. will report to the full Board on . patient there since, an automobile Safety Films Planned stitule of Technology say they blown bear, tlie world's largest V ' 1«8 WOODLAND STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ i'safety in certain sports or occupa- f The hurricane was attended by W. George Olenney - To become so absortv>d In Hurlroanea are nothing new to the Country Club's offer | accident on Rt. 15 in Buckland I The Recreation Obuncil will have determined that there aie carnivoie, rsn b.le it.s inaik 12 i lions. In recent years consideiable Cameron, buffeted yearly by the heavy raids, and the moiature belt ] show a series of water safety OPCN AI.I, DAY AM ) EVENINGS—PHONE Ml .7-8474 Private funeral services for W. Richard YiSes, 107 Steep Hol­ lives of her children that she quits | piogie.sa has been made in manu- .New Plan Supported that claimed the life of his brother, about 1.5 billion-particles in every feet high, or s liee w liilc standing rampaging storms spawned In the extended a a ^ r northward aa the films at Yeomans Hall July 12 puff of cigarette smoke. Inn the ground. George Glenney were held at 3:30 low Lane, lost by 31 votes this making an effort to be a com- facluiing 'and fitting contact southern GreaV-iAkei. .. At a meeting la.st night, club, Howard, 50. central Gulf of Mte.xico. members pa.ssed a resolution in Seablon suffered critical head yesterday afternoon at the Wat­ morning In his bid to become gov­ panion to her husband. It is dlfft- lenses. Their use Involves .some- in China Parts of bCadsaa had up to 3.78 kins-West Funeral Home. The Rev. The latest population figure on supp'oi t of the latest ofter made and ( best injuries when the car he ernor of Boys' State. cult and sometimes impossible' to what moie trouble and conaideia- the parish was 6.244, but the fig­ inches of rain thkt caused loca( Alfred L. Williams,' rector of' St. Chosen governor was Richard by the club to the town. "Many | driving struck a railroad over- re-e.stabllsh a hiisband-\vife com- bly more expense than ordinary ure means little since It varies flooding. Highways were closed in spoke \ery much in opposition to paaa on June 17. Mary’s Episcopal Church, offici­ Freeman of HiUhouse High School. panlon.ship that has been neglected glaasea. Howcvei'l i o r certain (Continued from Page One) ated, and Frederic E. Werner -natlnn of Robert R. .Anderson as from season to season. at least four places. Heavy rains building new holes on leased land, i state Patrolman Joseph I.ihipa. Of these, 184 1 your other troubles, although the | ijerghlp in the United Nations, If on. However, if the Board of Di- H2 Cooper Hill St.. 1575. The RepubllcsJi majority on the* He Is m attorney with the Home were fori.United States registry and ■ latter should certainly be inveatl-] the Aiiian Reds won a aeat along rectors feela it is-advisablc to .sell To Radding Signs" for Sun Oil B wrd d of > Education has decided Office Clatma Department of the 114, for foreign owners. ‘ gated. 1 , 1^, Russia in the Security. Coun-.‘ land to bring in revenue, or for a n y ‘ Co., for a sign st McNall St., ^ ALL TYPES other reason, we believe the M an-‘ $1,600. Travelers Insurance Co. ' ______' 1 cll the result would be to "implant to^leilect ChrlsU* McCormick chair­ The Republicans'^aeltled on, }ip the United Nations the seeds of chekter Country Clib should have Two to Burnham .Estates, for man and to appoint insurance man Sheldon after discussing aa^many Its own destruction." he *aid,^^l j fir.st consideration for siich a pur- dwelling on Burnham St., $12..500 Frank Sheldon to fill a Board va- as 12 candidates for R'bbb's'rya^. "The ChineAe Comniunist regWw i chase. We feel it v ould be better each. cancyi cancy, the source said. He added has a record of successive armed • to I«a.se tp the .Manchester Country To H. Haccuia and Son for St. This was reported today by a that Sheldon has already been aggression^ including war against ; Ctuh the golf course pslprcscnlly . James' Glufrch Corp.. for altera- *l>ec!ally thank all Ihoer who eent th** 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE Kid Uui(ilca Bt'-ldy-Ccrc.mil- the achool districts in ;1932 slid er thlrtgs, Taborsky killed ImoiMer beautUuli floral tiibatrs ahd loaned the fer atyertl r abou^ them?’’ i^ill said-. j, UM Ol eary * was a member of the : old high fe t caught And Uuia.kill him -: *'I'm the only,/ one here talking t Nararry, Marlly*, | school coramUtec for four years be- A*lf. , about those -two' families (df the Chari^nr aiM * : OPEN DAILY. 9 to 9 FREE PARKING Isrs that. Itohert f Are you game to believe th at' vicUfim ." T—'V MX*. OUdya\ ;//■ ■■ 1- ;■ ■' I I' ' ( / '■ . -Y-c i / V -:,' r : , f ' ' f ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAlllCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENIf^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 1967 .PAGE .m n iH PAGE fbURTKEN

In the grim ailMce a^e turned to G entlem an—V/hy, yea, tharlka! high school children received the New. Elngland L,'Tel^phcn* ^ CV>. Mrs. R. 8. Neill, of Meeting House BUGS BUNNY an old gentleman on her right aud I had a couple on my .way here; Coventry ^ ^ " vaccine Injections at the clinic Orcutt attended Windham High Andover Rd.. Gil«ad. aald: but I could stand a'nbther. Anawar to Praviout Puizla' held last week. School and la employed by Tobth- TTiose who wish to awim are in­ Sense and Nonsense Hoateaa—Would you like a X g llg " Mri). Thomas O'Brien, local p,ub- ekel-Yj^ Ser\'lce Station o i R l. 44A vited to come at 4 p.m. "Die picnic- aonala before going in to dinner? j The persons harddsl to convince Wonted Wotds lle health visiting nuree, w ill be on town, Men Prepare will begin at U p.m. Cooking flres He gave a atari of aurpriae and j the.v are of retirement age are the PatralTalksSlated Monday; vacation. from July 8 through Y Fellowship Meeting | will be provided for tho.sei brftig- HhEnn \Vhpp|« ■- During slight illness fiye-year- pleasure aa he rea. onded. briskly; ] ehildren at bedtime. ^ DOWN l l k|B July 27, returning' to her duties ' 'irhe Senldr Pilgrim Fellowship ing food to be coolied. and de.s- a c b o m . aert and punch will be served by Ruld th e‘'hif! w«R(in wheel to "WhHf diffciencc between u* 1 liis medicine. After a somewhat CARNIVAL 8 Eccentric 2 "Quoth the Coventry, .June S8 (Special) —^ Paatnie, ran p "rha. Selectmen, constabulary and Dr. Siegmar F. Blamberg Jr. and 13. • work session will be held at the j vision. ment with him, his mother at last 12 Poem 4 True Schofield, Charles Daley, and email thing like.you T rial Justice prooecutoV are sched­ will use "Our Daily Search" as his The church Board' of Trueteee set the glass of medicine dow'n, 13 Malt . 3 Century plant Dougla.s M obs; Mansfield. Ellen SporUmen'e Club at 7 o'clock to- „,„^heater Ei-ealng Herald An- Keep up with a big thingf like u le to meet Monday night in thj sejmon topic at the 10:45' a.m. will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the leaned her head on her hands, and beveraiei 6 Abate Palo and Margaret Richard; He­ m e?” Safety i*atrol Building lo discuss Sunday services in the. First Con­ home of Mra. Richard Storrs. pretended that' ahe was crying. A I4Cur\ed 7 Superlativa bron, Edward Jlllis.^Robert, Rath- I'S-'iXXlSpS'ur''’''’' I moment passed.- and the di^dlr^f the controversial Patrol system. bun. Joyce Kinney, Carolyn Coo- gregational Church. Guest organ­ molding suffix 41 Flower The monthly meeting of the club I Pfanatlehl, telephone Pilgrim Said the little wagon wheel to. the hearted Teddy, unable longer to 24 God of Ara The discussion concerns mat­ lidge, Mary Ann .Footei Andover, ist will be-Mrs, Holden Wright of Manchester Even-lag Herald 13 Bulgarian coin I ••----- lo 26 Sickness symboliging will follow the work session qt 8 2-68.36. hig wagon wheel. bear the sight of his mother's ters referred to In a recent letter Earleeh Jillson; Vernon, Edith Andover. Instead of the choir Ooventry rorreepondent Mfs. Paul­ 16 Foredoomed Newcastle" (Army slang) thought mirHm P-"’- '''oT'ie*'* NT* requested' to "You are larger. I own, my good sent by Third Selectman Charles Bohme and Charles Warren Jr.; there will be a trio comprised of ine Little, telephone stricken altitude, inquired. failure 8 Chills and 26 Soft drinks . 42 Anna and thg ignm their law-n mowers. Chair­ friend; It Nyack to First Selectman Good­ and Ellington, Frank Hepton. Mrs. George H. Cour, (iharles B. 3-6281. Teddy ■ What's the matter, (2 words) fever 27 Piers King of — — man L. Edward Whitcomb said. But my quirknc.se siipplie.s what I mother dear? win W. Jacobson, dealing with The county demonstration day Mitchell and Miss. Enid Mitchell. 1.6 Foes 10 Plateau 26 Indigo 43 "Rendar The Sportsmen's CInb sign on B want iniiiy air.e. , Without removing her hands complaints that pressure has been was held Wednesday at the CJhurch The nursery-kindergarten.^__^ r 20 New York II What children 26 Denomination Caeaar..... Rt. 6 has been rehung on a creo- So I keep iii the front to the froui her eyes, she replied. town ut'on safety Pstrol constables to (Community House. pre-school children will be. , pro­ soted pine pole which,will make end." should be, not 31 Bank 44 Brwildared P vided in the vestry. Mother I'm grievedthat my con 21 "T h e ----- 46 Roaat — ease up" on charges placed Park Slates Party the bake location easier to And to­ heard employee Starting July 6, the Sunday won't take his castor oil for me. Badge of of perk against persons arrested on motor ■Cub SSotit Pack 65 w ill have a Chess Club morrow for out-of-town giieats. 17 War 23 Lawsuits services will be at 9..30 a.m. for A rpuple of sailors got into a dis- Whereupon Teddy sat up in bed Courage" 36 Lament 47 Great Laka vehXcTs counts. fie.ld day Sunday starting at 2:.30 Previously the sign had hung on 16 Eneountera Wrong-Wa.v Arreet the summer. ’> (iisaion over the kfnd of animal a and offered ronsolingly; 22 "Dasire Under 40 Odds ahd 46 Entranced pjn. at Shea's Field on South St 23 All the Claude R. Lockenbacker, 24, 154 Sunday Masses in St. M ery's All members are reminded that ' * ,„r heifer was. , One sailor claimed Teddy Oh. I wouldn't feel bad th e-----" -----details SO Lincoln’s soik The public is invited. There will, that the heifer belonged to the hog if. I were you. mother dear. Father 24 Peak Roselle St., Bridgeport, was ar­ hr games and skits, a white ele Church will be el, 7:30 e.m., 9:30 tonight is the last meeting of the 117,(7, only, sponsored jointly by the r i f e a.m., 10:30 a.m.. end 11:30 a.m., family, the other that it was a will be home soon and Ije'll make 26 Ignore r* r " r " s r “ 1 r“ t r r - rested by the Safety Patrol phant table, and refreshments on BUmmer season, and are asked to | Club and the Volunteer Fire De- varieiy of sheep. me take it. 27 N'esI ce -L— Wednesday night on a charge of sale. A ll but one den of the pack 'With baptisms at 12;30 p.m. attend. The Club has sticoeasful- | partment. It will open at 12 noon Fifhtr, for Sun! Finally, they railed in Boatswain 30 Cave going the wrong way up a one­ have discontinued meetings until Sunday Mesa In St. Joseph's , ...... J . jj 1, with the main course scheduled for r~ R A ly established a ladder which will 15 ,,ternoon. Bill. 32 ------. way street. (Tourt dale is tonight fall. Church, E agleville « i l l be at 8:30 Sailors Bill, wot s s heifer is Dinner was a little late. A guesT Wisconsin ! at 7:30 p.m. at the Robertson The pack will take a trip to the a.m. be used to good advantage next 1 gtjgm ed clams ahd other refresh- r~ h yearsrwrav* when\arn*n other /'liiHffi clubs ffiVsHand chess ' ... . a X XI It a hog or a sheep? asked the hostess to play aome- 24 Cared for School. M.VBtic Museum July 7, leaving at Leon C. Heckler Jr. left today menta will he served while the J Boatswain Bill hit off a large Ihing. Seating herself at the piano, the sick r - r B Demonstrators Make Show 9:30 a.nL from the Robertson for Ft. Monmouth, N.J, to attend teams 'are'challeng^. The ladder 1 'and' young' lambT roai'i chew reflertivfly, then said: the good woma"h executed a Chopin 33 Slanted type A total of 31 demonstrations rep­ School. EJach club and leader at­ the signal corpa school. He has standings are a* j in the barbecue pit. An attendance i L, C. Olmsted 1286; D. Grady ; expected. Boatswain Bill To tell the.ti uth. nocturne with preciaion. She 36 Chemical ii R resenting Tolland County 4-H'ers tending is to provide- h>* own Seen at Die home of hia parents. - 1146; J, Kfttaai 1102: R ^ Ra,ri w „rU Progresses mates, 1 diinno much shout poul­ finished; and th eri w a s atill an lUfBx W( will be eligible to enter the Stale lunch. There w il be an award Mr. and Mra. Leon C. HecklerTin Call Ml 9.7111 27 Animal fat ■ s r try. interval of waiting to be bridged. IT r - A w Demonstration Day at the Ceremony at the museum grounds. Brewster St. for the past 13 days. M Vt^*hm«n 9M- T ‘ P'*''**^ Selectman L. Edward 35 ------of tha M 1 Unlverclty of (Tonnecticul July This program will end the activi­ having completed bisic training sm^JJ, "w” ' o ' -'•'‘"t'’''’"-'’ ottR earth V~ II B ing of roads is expected to begin TODAY 26. In several In.stances two mem­ ties. until late August. at Ft, Benning, Oa. He entered . , Opalach- 898; 40 You will i bers took part In oiie demonstra­ ,1 Pastor's Sermon by July 1. w ith w~ % the A rm y .April 5. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE o r ----- tion with a total of 39 blue riV- Rev. C. Arthur Bradley will use M. O'Brien -880: N. Stevens— ^72, Grading of the newly-made in­ OUT'OUR WAY 41 Footllke part 1 . Ehgagem ent .Anuounoed bons awarded. "Hardneas of Heart" as his ser K. Reichelt— 860; C. Mollenhauer tersection at Boston Hill Rd. and 42 Smooth I t- n w P Announcement has been made 1 Blue ribbon winners follow: mon topic during the 10 a m. serv­ - 8,30; K. T a r lo w - 850; L. B. P er­ Hebron Rd. has been completed, ‘h appv ' fpooR n n > AKIV other D*v ■Thi^ .AiM’t a De s e r t islantj 43 —— of Paris i of the engagem ent of Miaa Sandra t h ir c s A special IS 1 Coventry, Marydell Leonard. Bet­ ices Sunday at the Second Oon- r y - - 842; A. Thorp 842; C. Le- he said. Work^ began on the Anish LUMCH IM there BieTHCHV.' HE SURE ' rr wouilPM'T VOU'RE shipwrecked o m , 46 kfatterput in J. Carson, .dsughter of Mrs. Chsr- We ll pick up your fure CAHT WAKE A BIT OP &<&AD.S*R.'MAY v i e IW .PO S& 1 ty Lou Leonard, Gail Cargo, Bar­ gVegatlonal Church. rieyt —812; J. 8. W olcott 802: R. grading of Rockledge Df. yes­ WITH A ELAEOPmV t h e r e 81 Age i for safe storage in our •IRTHCAY CAKE / , HAVE HiB DiPPERExiCE dW Ycve KHI0HTLV 3 P 1 R .IT SAILOR.'— - ARE' 0 A pr 1 6. a bara Cargo, Cathy IjiBHe, Penny lea Carson and the late Mr. Carson, Dickhaut--792; R. Mescham—770; terday. 6 0 MAMV TCVJ TRUCKS 32 Solar disk - Vaccine Flquipment modem cold a t o r 8 f O t o AMVOME DOES CAKE AMO %VE COOLPALL FOR A TflAELV RESCUE ? HH Barth, Judith Fardal, Robert Co- The town, through Dr. Robert of .32 W elles St.. Manchester, to R, Geer—7.36. Whitcomb said a schedule of the , ANV LUJCH BOX EAT IT, SWAP AMP WIMP ! been- given seven .syringes and venience of motorists. ACOUMP.i A HARP-BOILEP 8 U S I H E 5 S .' S3 Extinct birds No date has been set for the September. The officers, wish to Holiday. Picnic Set E&* AMP A HtoRD/ HOW DO ‘You gotta ba cartful about falsa arrast— ha could bo 36 Refute r “ s IT ford Andecflj^n. ! 4 dozen needles by the Tolland m ToHgnd, Karen - Jedrziewski. I County Polio Foundation, Rock- wedding. . thank everyone for making this The B ill and Chain Couples Club btore-bousht YOU 6ET IH AMD a calypso singar!" 87 A ll-----to 10 COOKIE/ OUT OF THAT ?7 Klizabeth Bock, Pam ela Jedrzi,e\v- I vllle (jhapfer. The gift-is to help Miss Carson graduated this year 1 though short 1 s very inter­ of St. Peter's Episcopal Church CObNEVAHCE ? ski, Martha McHutohlson. CTonnie 'continue the local progiam of Salk month— from Manchester H ig'i esting one and are looking forward will have a picnic on the Fourth Rita, and Elizabeth King: Willing- anti-polio vaccine clinics. School and is employed by the to seeing all old members plus new of July at the home o f Mr. and Hvrt’s an Exompla ^on, Nancy Borovicka, Katherine ; A total of 102 pro-school and Manchester division. Southern friends next season. Mrs. Benton D. Crittenden and A PRISCILLA’S POP The Die-Hard BY AL VERMEEB of Our 'HE ■STILL t h e y I IT'S NEVER WE'RE' MO b e t t e r S O T A KHAVEN'T 1 O V E R TILL q u i t t e r s ! 7 THE I I-IC OtAME ENDED Stera^t Rotas: ^COME ON. CHAIHCE.' BEAT US TU' l a s t m an W E 'L L SHOW TEN KdlNUTES a t l o / YET.' IS OUT.' \ z k &OY.' 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THE Herald Angle. L e v e e R a te d D fir k h o r s e in D e la w a r e H a n d ic a p ,. By ., — -f> EARL W. YOST Rrize Money Robustelli Is Satisfied Win 12 of Last Sports 'Editor Four Americans Still At $150,000 16, Six wit)i~ Dropo Has High Prftiae for Manager With Giant Grid Terms “He’s the greatest, absolutely the greatest,’’ towering first For Big 'Race Stamford, June 28 {fP)—The champion New York football In Wimbledon Tourney Braves, Reds [baseman Walt Dropo of the .Chicago White Sox said in sum­ Giants have signed Andy RobustelH, their veteran all-profes- ming up Manager Al Lopez before Wednesday’s game witfe . NATIONAL UTTLE UCAGDE .siortal defensive end, to another one year contract. Ray Walsh, the Red Sox at Fenway Park. “ He’s the most patient man Stanton* Del., June 28 (JP)— Wimbledon. England, June 28 (/P)—A terrific tussle is in Mr*. Vernon Cardy’* Levee The second round got underway general manager of the Giants, announced here last, night full sway as the WimbledUn Championships approach the New York, June 28 I’ve ever met in basebail,’’ the ^x-UConfi athlete told mi out­ last night at Buckley Field aa Man­ ------'---- .------■------'9'that Robuatelli had been signed American I. , Ji22 6 12 of their la.st 16—with half Trainer Norman (Yorkiel Mc­ the National League. Western Open girls prefer the Grecian line or I g o tte n 35 \5 1 5 of the victories against Mil.waii'kea ' ning "Go-Go" Sox. Dropo has never stood out defensively. | 33 «'(i Despite a number of crippling Leod waa counting on the 4-year- 8e*Uie, June 28 i/F>—.Aiigiiat >10 was chosen all-professional Empire line and should they {Baltimore .'. .31 . 34 .477 9 and Cincinnati. And lliex've been , been able to attain the height* he enjoyed during the 19.50 season injuriei, Lo-pee,. In hia first year old mare, to give him hi* first Auto Parts 010 60x-7(8-2 \ n hxa been set by Promoter defensive end by the Associated their panties show or keep them i citv .25 40 .385 15 doing it with only on# .SOO hitter at the helm,, of the Chisox, ha* G reen M anor 004 000-4-8-0 , with the Boston Red Sox when he win in three all-out tries for a Jack Hurley aa the date for Press sporta writers in four sea­ Being Paced covered. | W ashington 23 47 .329 1 9 S (Willie Maya. .3171 and just three the club in firs^ place. Flrat atring McCurry and Halstead; Jacoby, clouted 34 homers, drove in 144 slakes race victory at Delaware I the much - orltirized heavy­ sons. He has played on three cham­ Aiistrallnn .Affair Frtdny’s Schedule pitchers who have won more than catcher Sherm Lollar. ranked .onl;( Rottner and Moran. ; As for llie competition lUelf. it I .they've lost (Ruben Gome*. 9-5; runs a ltd batted .322. Given a new P ark . weight championship hout be­ pionship teams since he began his C|>irago at Washington. 8 p.in.— behind the Yank*' Yogi Berra, is If all expected starters go to the tween Floyd Pattemon and hi* By FinslerWald still shapes up as an Australian < ' a 1 Wortfil'ngton, 7-4; and Ray lease on life by Lopez, for many INTERN.fiTIOXAL UTTLE I pro football career with the Los Donovan i7-2) Va Kemmerer (2-5). sidelined with an. Injured wriet. poet. 19 will be after top money profeesionally untried chal­ affair althoirgh America Is' well Crone, 4 -2 . yeara ikipper of the Cleveland In- - L E A G F E I Angeles Rams in 1931 and has Cleveland at Baltimore, 8 p.m.— 1 So is Jungle Jim Rivera, the right In the third leg of the Delaware lenger, Olympic champion Pete t ept e.s.-'nlcd in the final 16 of each U was Maya and sotithpaw John­ Ansaldi'a dumped Norman'* 10-6’ played In four All-Rtar games. The D etroit. Ju n e 28 i/Ti W ith s Garcia.l3-4i vs Moore i3-,5i. fielder firet baseman. Jim Landis, Park distaff big three with sn Rademachrr. Rams traded him to the Giants last near-record six-under-par St loi of the singles divisions. ny Antohelli, two leftover* from to start the second round last night | Kansas City at NeU' York. 8:15 the rookie alar who playe the estimated *150,000 in prize money al V®''Planck Field. The victors; TTie d a le for Ihe m eetin g here A ugust. show for his first day's work in ' Vic Selxas of Philadelphia. Budge the 19.54 pennant team, and rookja In Sicks’ Stadium, home of the. Patty of Paris and Los Ahgeles p.m. Trucks (6-14- vs Shsntz outfield, ia also on t)>« ailing list. a t stake. trailed 4-2 before erupting for | the *2.^ 000 Western Open Oolf j 19-11. Valmy Thoma* who moved the Lollar and Rivera are expected Edward Potter Jr.’s Piion l5,6Q) Seattle Rainier* of the Paclflc Giants' Coach Jim Lee Howell and top seeded Althea Gibson of eight big runs-in tbe third- inning. [ has said Robustelli la one of the Tournamenl. young Dow Fin.stcr-I St Gianfa within XV, game* of ftfUi gave Nick Shuk victory in hia first OosMt Baiseball I-eague, was an­ .NVw-York led the parade of Ameri­ D etroit Boston 8:15 p.m.— back th is w eekend while LencMs la Paul Tongren banged out three hlta' - r r wald still found some room for im- ^ Mass (7-5i vs Brewer (8-61. place last night w ith a 7-2 rteto ry still a question mark. ride of the' season at Delaware nounced .yesterday by Hurley. chief reasons the team won the provement ss the 72-hole test cans yesterday. ■ over Cincinnati, who fell from sec- for Ihe lo.sers, including two dou-! championship last season. ''Robus- Thursday's Results Landis, who started out like a Park yesterday. when , he , ac- I hies ind his first home riin, while i The promoter staid 15,000 moved into the .second round to­ ' Seixas. who won the title in IB.5.1. : ond to third. telll runs two sporting goods stores 2 ringside and box seat* will be doWped .Japan's Kosei Kamo. 6-2. Cleveland 2. New York 0. house afife, tailed off to . IM. counted for the 5', hirlong fee-i-p^m „feties' day. Waj(ihington 7. Detroit 2. 1 ' The St. Louis Cardinals retained tu re in 1:05 2-5. It w’as the second ] ' priced at $20 and the remain­ In the Stamford area. 6-2, h~j, 6-.'l. Patty, who like Seixas ■ ftmt place, by a half game, ss AAed about the youngater, Lopes and two runs batted in for the Con-; "I'm not complaining, mind Bo.ston 8, Chicago 3 (First Adetory in four stsvls for the 2- tractor*. '' I ing 10,000 seats at 815. and 810 NOu." said the bojnsh-looking 27- IS 33, ousted fellow Californian. ! young Von M cD aniel, the *50,000 replied. "He’s going to be a fin* for a poeslble gate groM of G am ei, ball player. He'll hit better. I year old son of Greek 'Ship. | year-old who rank.s third among .Myrdn FVanks of Los Angeles, 6-4, bonus righthsnder. won hi* third in Wins by a Nose • A nsaldi'a 028 OOx 10-6-2 $800,000. He *ald telenslon ■Bo.ston 9. C h trsg o 2 (Second know that he will and he can run. Legion Game Off, golf's money winners, "hut I was 6-3, 6-4 as he moved forward In a 6-4 decision over fouidh place B eam R ider (.5.9f)| edged C ount- ] N o rm an 's .301 n o 6-7-4 j right* will bring in around Game. I I Wanted aome apeed thi* season McKenna, Quey i6) snd Rusconl; ' Disciis Darling in Action all over this course and my quest of hin second All-England Philadelphia. Milwaukee took over ermand by a nose in Belmont i 8200,000, with Waahlngton, chipping could have been s lot bel­ crown. He w-on here in 1950. Only Games .Scheduled. second place, beating fifth place and Landi* helped give up tome, Pearson. Ka.ssvage i3i and Kaaav- Oregon, Idaho and British Oo- Play Away Sunday Saturday's Schedule P a rk 's jlO.OOO , headliner. The ■ Revealtag that aha ia in good shape for the platter-toaaing season. te r.” ErriitiC St Times Brooklyn -2-1 on Bob Biihl'a four- li he was ready touay I'd use him age. Pearson i3i. | lumbia blacked out. Chicago at Washington, 2 p.m heavily favored entry'of Mrs. John 18-year-oId Ann Morgan makes like a taindmill. A commerce . Finalerwald said he wss in the Miss Gibjftm was erratic kt times hilt,er. . in the outfield." ALI'MM LEAGl’E Tonight's scheduled Manchester- Kan.sas City at New York, 2 p.m. D. Hertz's fleet Naanillah and There's a big "If," however. 'gtu'dent. Miss Morgan gets away from the typewriter to train woods and the rough most of the i but turned bark Australia's .Msrv Pittsburgh defeated the Chicago Yai'de of tape encased Rivera'* Rulershlp (2.301 ran one. two in Patterson has to defeat Hurri- Danielson American Legion Jun- with the Spartan Ladies Athletic Club team in- Richmond.- Rng- Hellyer, 6-4, 6-2. Detroit at Boston. 2 p.m. Cubs .5-4 in-10 innings on an RBI Dav> While's eighth homer of day, but there were 11 greens on arm. .injured while sliding home the *22.900 Westchester Stakes the season tied the score In the esute Jackson In their July 29 lore baseball game haa been post­ land. She is easy to watch. which he required only one putt. | .loining Miss Gibson in the fourth Cleveland at Baltimore (2 Twu- W ynn Shitws Winning Form in W in triple by Jim Pendleton, who had '.5iesday night, who happened by for 2-yesr olds at Hollywood Park. title bout at Nesv York. If Nighti 5:30 p.m. sixth inning and Ralph Flftcher poned indefinitely. Silk Town And his' 6.^-one over the course • round were Miss Fageros. four- three of the Pirates' *ix hits. just aa Lopez waa diacusaang him. Woody Glen i*6 60i raced to s singled to score Buddy Minor with, Jackson wins, the Aiignst 22 ■Sunday's Schnlule Here's the pitching fornt of Early Wvnn, Cleveland mound star, Coach Ronnie Daigle reported rechrd at Plum Hollow Golf Club I time champion Louise Brough of .American Race Tighter "He getting real good at flrat J'j lengdi" victory. over- the turf I the tie-breaking nin as Police It | contest I* off. Beverly Hills. Calif.. Doroth> Head Cleveland at Balliraore. 2 p.m. who gained his lOlh victory of the season vesteirtsy with s four- early thia monjing. Danielson waa --gave him a one-stroke margin I hit. 2-0. shutout of the New York Yankees. Wynn struck out The American I.«ague race tight­ base.' Lopez said, ‘q wanted course in Monmouth Park's mile Fire upended .Manchester Trust 5-1 ' D etroit St Bo.ston. 2 p.m unable to field a team. over former National .\mateiii ! Knode of F’orest Hills, .N. y !, D ar­ ened. with Chicago and New A’ork speed, as I said )>efore. and he feature My Dandy i*8i came . la.st night at CHiartei' Oak Park, ALUMNI FAR.M 1>EAGUE lene H ard of M ontebello. CaMf., Chicago at Washington (2i, 2 nine snd walked two. He is shown in action here during sev­ The locals will practice tonight Boardman in Test titlist Billy Maxwell of Odessa, | enth inning of yc.slerrtay's game. l.AP Wirephotni. sharing the lead after Boston beat started out as nur first hauiaman. from last place fn the stretch for Ken Smith and Phil Dupont ac-/ Tex. and Mrs Belly Piatt of .lamaica.' p.m the Wlu'te .So'x tw ice. X-.3 ai>d 9-2. The unbeaten Red Sox won their at 6 o'clock at Mt, Nebo and all I. was winning and when we victory in Suffolk Downs' top ccfiinted for the,-losers two hits.' third straight game last night, a Right behind Maxwell with 67s Moving up with Seixas and Patty Kansas City at New York ,i2l, 2 and Cleveland's Early Wynn hand­ started to lose a few games for event. \ The win was the sei ond as against-j players are urged to be preaenL were Bill Casper of Bonita, Calif.: I were Herb Flam of Beverly Hill’s p. m . ed the Yankees their fifst shutout, 10-8 verdict over the stubborn The Juniors are on the ro ^ Sun­ want of mote hitting 1 used Walt At Arlington Park, where the ; (our setbacks for F 4 P while the | Yarikeea who came up with seven Max Evans of Rochester. Mich.: j and 21-year old Mike Green of Mi- 2-0 with a four-hitter. Detroit sal­ Dropo. I lake Wall very m-jch and 25th anniversary of Calumet ; Tmst, bowed for'the fifth lime in ^o. I Rooter for Alice day afternoon, meeting rival WI1- With Busso on TV Ken Vintiiri of San Francisco. | ami. Fla - runs in the final inning. limantlc at Recreation Park in the . raihnonni Lieafflie Injuries Put Handcuffs vaged only a half-gSme edge over in this park i ,4oaton i he hits Farm's first victory wa.s celehraled, I six outings. i Golfer Alice Bauer huga her daughter, Heidi. 2'*. after yealer- Red Sox 023 041-10-10-2 CalUk and long-hitting Babe \V Boston for fourth place after a 7-2 pretty well." the winner' of the *5,000 Calumet Thread City. L Pet. G B. F & P 000 002 3-5-11-0 j day'a opening round competition in the USGA Women's Golf Yankees 010 007-8-5-3 L ichardus of Hillside. N. 1'. 1 .‘-1. I.mita ...... 37 27 .578 thumping at Washington. Ksnsas Farm* Purs# turned up in De- . Also. ,no box score was turned Boston, June 28 {/P)—Can Larry Boardman regain the Bespectacled first baseman Earl T rust ' 010 000 0-1 - 2-2' tournamenl al Winged Foot Country Club. Alice fired a 72 to King, McKay 16 ) and Borgida; in on last night's Morisrty Bros, Seven others were bracketed hn- Milwaukee...... 38 29 City snd Baltimore were idle. dedon's Joy, s *69.80 long shot. robust ring touch which carried him to the brink of a lighL .567 H j Torgsaon. recently acquired from White and Alien: Merrer and] tie her sister. Marlene Bauer Hagge, for th* flrat round lead. Cromwell, Flanagan (5) and Gib­ contsst with the SuSield Townies other stroke behind. This group in­ 1 Cincinnati .. .. .38 .30 .559 On Farrell in Cleveland Mays unloaded his 13th home run. Ijin g c. I cluded Marty Furgol of Lemont, State Amateur 1 ' Detroit, also came in for aom* I A P W irepholo I son. a t Nebo. weight championship match last year? A nationwide tele­ i Philadelphia . . . .36 29 ______I with a man on. in the first against III,, and Ed (Porky ( Oliver of Can­ ..V54 1 '■! i praise from the top field boas. ■Ifcm RA.VT LKALFF. : vision and radio (NBC) audience will see and hear the verdict Brooklyn ... . . :35 31 .530 3 New York (XEA I—Early Wynn came around and fired to se.'ond wuh . '■'He'* a great compatitor. Thar* T tonight when the 21-yaar-old Mari-'*' ton. Mass., both former Western i New Sfork , , W A LT DRO PO Although Ijoth clubs collected five i Open winners. National Open Woii by Hoenig . .32 .35 .478 « ’z the plate. The veteran righl-hapder reached for his right hip Thomas, shartng the catching job are lot* of way* w* ran usa Tor- Major Leagua bmough. Conn., favorite meeta PiU.'hiirgh . . . . .25 42 hits. Pagan! Caterers made theirs | df Boardman's reputation after he; Champion Dick Mayer and lead .373 1 3'* and grimaced. Pain hit Wynn as he walked to the diigout with Wes_3)estMim and Ray Kstt, gy. pinch-hitting, al first base or count for a 71 victory over the' Johnny Buaao of New York in a Chicago ... . , .21 39 dians. Dropo has responded well. as a base runner had defeated former lightweight, (ng monev winner Doug Ford were New Haven, June 28 (JPi -Twen- .350 14 knocking in two i-un* w ith the fir.'l Fuller Brush Crewciits last night | Sisters Are Co-Favorites e^eduied 10-rounder at Mechanics F'riday’s .Schedule ' He had to he faken to the dres.sing room, and Kerliy Farrell His bat has won several key gamea ==Laaders= kings Pud Smith, Jirtimy Carter j bunched with nine others st 69. ty-flve-year-old medalist Don Hoe­ of his three consecutive singles Knocked out of first plac* ovar at Colt's Park in Hartford. The B uilding. ^ Brooklyn at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. sta re d a t the field as a n o th e r^ '------and overall he has s .260 mark, •American League and Paddy DeMarco ss well m The *5.000 first prize is within nig defeated veteran Bobby Grant, The Giants, who have taken four of toprped only by Nellie Fox and Min­ the weekend in third big four- Caterers scoied five time* in the ; Odds on Boardman, fifth ranked Maghe (2-1 i vs Rijsh (1-6). pUcher.was brought- in. of itito make a good showing, even Batting I Baaed on 150 al hats) — then-champion Sandy Saddler . of reach of a multitude of players -- 47, to win the Connecticut Ama­ six from the Rertlegs in their surge, nie Minoao, with nine homers - game aeries with the Yankees al first inning on two hits, two walks, j challenger in the ISS pound class, teur Golf Championship yeatrr- I Philsdelplua a( Cincinnati. 9 This was in Tuscon snd the In if all the Injuns remained heallli.V. Mantle. New York, .383: Williams, In Women’s Open Golf the feathers. ' and the course has taken such a totaled 12 hits, including Whitey one more than he hit all last sea­ New York, the White Sox picked i two sacrifice flvs and two errors. Product Month were expected to be IS-to-S when dav. rtian.s were pla.ring sn exhibition Boatosi. .856; Bovd. Baltimore,. . . . , t Buaao. at 24, is a tough cam- beating in the Ural day that 21- j p.m. Cardwell (3-41 vs Acker Farrell, old first baseman and the pair enter the ring. Lockman's solo homer.' Ex-Brave son — and 59 RBIs. ■ themselves off th* floor against paigner from New York's lower' ycat-old Gay Brewer Jr. of Cin- Both golfers are from the W e lh -8-3 1 game with 'Baltimore, but it whs pitcher, started ' managing with Bohhy Thomson, who drove in five I Boston and moved bark into the .345; Fox. Chicago. .327: Show -j Tuesday Warning to Boardman < Eaat Side who can mount a vilher-j clnnati - who carded a 68 com- j ersfleld Counlrv- Club , Pittsburgh at .Milwaukee. 9 p.m a little more than that to Far­ Erie of the Middie, Atlantic I,eaguc runs in Wednesday's 17-7 romp, was How doe* Walt account for hia : commanding spot. Going into and Cerv, Kansas : encounter in another Mamaioneck, N. Y., June 28 (A*)—The unusual situation However, the one-aided decision twO'fiated Att&ck. I mfnted "Man, I rould ahoot par! Hoenig’a flrat Connect i-j—Friend va Spahn (7-ftt. rell, It wa.s Hie .stall of a grind in 1941, In d a k s ('. h w as a life hilless, fanning four times. belter showing this year? ‘ i yeaterd'a.v'ii Iw-inbill. Chicago Cily, .32u. j r« 4 510 10x 751 Liuncl sisters sharing^the lead in the 12th Women’s Na­ the unranked Busso 'punched out Never Knocked Out | here 'and'be out of the money." 1''“t Amateur, but Grant hart marte New York at ,St. Louis, 9 p.m.-- which was to make hi.s first sea­ of bumpy iHks rides to Zanesville, ■Antonelli botheied by in ju ry regained m.v confidence. Meel that | .traight wins this Runa^Mantle, New York. 61; I tional Open Golf Championship also found a bunch of very against Orlando Zulueta serves as Boardman. who sporta 84-4-rec- It is conceivable that pab-shoot- | finals of the event seven times j Barclay i3-5i va Jackaon (9-3). son. ns a major leagsm manager Dayton. Youngsto«-n, Akron snd and on s starter-relief basis ac­ Im pan of this club and Lopez i» I „„„„ the Beinlown favor- WiUiams, Boaton. 48: Piersall. ' . . ^0 001-5-5 the most understanding and moat . tough tournament competitors chasing them into today’s a warning to BoardmSh. ord, never has been knocked out. era could be eliminated after to- , h*‘ore, and gone on to win three | Thursdav's Results one of the sternest tests a felloW .Springfield. Ohio. cording to Manager Bill Rigney's Boston, 45: Klaus. Boston. Smith.: ’ second round. t . For it was a lost decision to the Buaao waa kayoed only once— by i day's cutdown. The-atarting field i 1 Milwaukee 2 Rmokivn i breaking in has faced. Kids can stand all night bus, pitching whims, squared his record patient man I ve ever met" Cleveland SieVers. Washington. 43. Millalein, J sajpe Zulueta a year ago which Gene Poirier. In 34 bouts, he has of nearly 170 will be trimmed to ! G r^t shot a par 71 morning Pitt-sburrh ride.s, but they're tough on an Dropo has been known to brood ... " ... Double* Mkizone. Boston and, • And from the appearance of the girl who gels a amasing results 5 Chicago 4 10 in- \V\-n,n joinefl Ra,v Narle.ski. at 6-6 hanging on throtigh two knocked Larrupin' Lan^ from the won 29. lost four (uid battled once i the low 50, plus ties, for the final i >^und. giving him a 1-up lead over ^ nino.i whose ftng'er had been broken older guy. But the old head learns rain-caii.seri delays for s six-hltthr over ills failures and since his. UugOUl L,hBltpr M tnoso. CTlilcago. 18; Fox. CJhicago, .American Little- j sea giie practice ground and putUng green* with a weird looking looping swing, top contendeg's spot and a certain to a draw. 39 holes Saturday and Sunday. i Hoenig, but 80-degree heat and o, i , to get along with hardships in pro­ and his first complete gjime *ince great season in 1950 he has shut- Catcher Sammy While of th* 17; Gardner. Ballimore. Kalino. I \ .storv book finish higlilighted al Winged’ Foot after th* girl* Philadelphia 4 earlier, on .the m.)ury list and her older slater, a blonde who crack at champion Joe Brown's The 10-polnt scoring system la I I Hoentg's straight par golf in the ; ' ' . ' fessional''baseball, If Farrell had. April 30 tied back to the minora, then to Red Sox haa donned eyeglataes in Detroit and Plews and Sievers. .spenrer Rubber'.s 3-2 win over completed thefr opening chore*, afternoon round was too much fori ''''s '” '- Eye Horribly Bashed not been on buses and through the other women proa don't intend ia an inch or so shorter and a few „ 1 “•ed Massachusetts. The winner New York S tan .Mu.sia) and Ken B oyer the Red Sox. Detroit and finally i an effort to help hia batting aver- Washington, 16. j Fire 4 Polic e as the second round In nla IsM outing. Boardman | of a round is awarded 10 points Hila—Malzbne. Boston, 89; Man- ] Mm, Grar(t shot five-over p ar in C incinnati As the week.s-sped by. Fariell I long days and nights, he would Triples Simpson and McDoiig- got underway last night at Wad- to yield the honors and 11.800 pounds lighter, are the ones to tie. New York, 85; Fox, (Thicago. the second round (Nigtrt'i slugged twq-iun homers for the to CJhicago for the 19.55 season, age which stands at .224. second made a futile venture In the welter j and his opponent gets 10 or less, was to find him.self \\ith the first . not have stood up in subsequent Cards, with Boyer s the clincher in Standing five Inches over the six ; lowest on the club.. Asked by aid. New York. 6; Bovd, Balli- dell Field In addition to pitching top prize money to either Mar­ beat in this record size women's ranks against Tony DeMarco, one- j Promoter Johnny Buckley of the 84, ^m on, Washington. 82: Min- The outgoing nine in the morn, .'Aahirda.v’s Kehedule fvvo ra lc h e is. Jini Hegati and Hal ; campaigns when things were the seventh. .NIiisisl's 17th of the more. .5: Nieman. Baltimore, ' a strong five-hitter, Ed Jolly lene Baiflrr or Alice Bauer without tournamenl. oso. (Chicago and Slet-ers, Wash- (ng set s record. It was the first fool mark and weighing 220 young admirer tf he wbuld "hit _ time UUlat,tlUIat, and waawas luckyluckv to be Sharkey A.A. Says he has offered B rooklyn at Chicago, 2:.30 p.m Naragon, out. Boh l>'nir)n on the equally rough one way or another. . .season the 369th of his career Skowixin. New York and Lemon, stroked a two-out homer with two a struggle. Thejr round* of 72 38-34 .for atanding at the end of 10 rounds. ington, 79. pounds, fans expect Dropo to blast i kiJme run, Jimmy Picriall of the B iw n a g u aran tee of *18,000 or time in the 55-vear histor>' o f the Philadelphia at (Cincinnati. 2:30 sidelines for 'J.5 days; Roger for a sixth place tie with Ralph every pitch out of the park. He Red Sox answered. "I'll aeltle' for Washington. 4. I teammate.* pn base to w-in his ow-n Marlene and 34-38 for Alice—were It waa a painful leaaon which con­ j \o»e Well lienterl At on* Ume blonde Betty Jame­ 40 per -cent of the television money Runs Batted In Aaron. Mil­ event that two opponents pisved p.m Maris, prize rcc luit outfielder, in Farrell is a leather-faced, quiet [ Kiner in the all-time major league was literally booed out of Boaton. a tingle." Th* Watarbury native Home Runa .Mantle, New York, game. The losers loaded the bases son. who wa* only three atrokee th* only one* th a t )>eat the tough vinced Boardmah to atay In the exactly identicaj par golf for' a U and 40 per cent of the net gate to waukee. 58: Muaial, St. Louis. 57; Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. 2:30 the sick bay with broken ribs: then list - came in the first to start 21': Williams, Boston. 19: Zernial, . in the ftftli but a doubleplay lUhtweight rank*. Tennessean of 43 Whose nose is I where the boo-birds rank second to ia off to a alow ilart thia season off the sub-par 72* shot by the par of 37-36 73 for Winged defend hia cbown against the win­ Hoak, (Tinclnriati, 48: Maya. NevV full nine holes. p.m finally the great Herb Seme nine-game winner Jack .Sanford on Kansas City and Sievers, Wash- erased the thi eat. Loser Ed ITtoae twin aetbacka melUd much The cards. well dented and who.se talk is that [ none in the major*, and in Detroit Round-man Ron Northey of the Bauer sisters on their opening Foot's 6.246-yard East course. ner. York. 46: Moryn, CJhlcago, 42. New York at St. Louis. 2 .3(i p.m sUetched out on the mound, blood of one who has been through the ; Ike way to his second defeat, the Nutmeg native heard a few White Sox. Ix>pez reported, ington. 15; Maxwell. Detroit, 14 Doucette gave up just four hits. They both accomplished the feat (Morning Round) round, had two male pro* and one Sund*,v's Kcbectule [gushing from h's mouth, his eye mill and then some. , (iives I'p First Run cheers even when' he delivered. | "doesn't even own a glov*. He's Pitching (ased on Seven De-■ Spencer Ofin 003-.3-4-2 of^her femlne rivals. Mary Lena mainly by clever approaching *n(l I P a r Out 434 444 443 - 3 4 cisionsi S hantz. .New Y ork. 9-1 ' F 4 P H oening 434 444 443—.34 BrooW.\Ti at C hicago i2 i. 2 p m. I’hon-ibl\- hashed by Gil McDon­ "fs oie. he said, "Ihal really | MvDanjel. ..the 18-yesr-old who With the understanding Lopez i f * ”''** V*‘ " N orthey, •200 000-2-5-3 Faulk, trying to improve her put­ accurate putting, and by ata'yihg Philadelphia at Cincinnati l2). alds line drive. hurts. I lose aleep over tllat. .More now if 3-0 gave up his first run guiding the reins, and with restored i Darien, was the best pinch- ,9(K), Ti-ucks. Kansas (Tily 6-1. ■'Olv and Cowles; Doucette and tin g form . out of the yawning traps that gave i G rant 4,34 444 443—34 .867: Bunning. Detroit. 8-2, 800; 2 p.m. ■I Farrell was brought to Cleve­ lhan baseball it meant. I mean, "in four appearances wlien Gran ronfldetice, Dropo hopes to be * I hitter in the major* last season P o tter. But Mrs. Hagge. a .5-3, llO-pbiind many of the girls a lot of trouble. 'P a r In .54,3 454 43.5 -37 7V Donovan, CThicago snd G rim , New H oenig .5.55 3.54 43.5—.3 9 -7 3 Pittsburgh st Milwaukee (2i, land bci aiisc of his long and suc­ I this kid . . . wtth his whole life | Hamner's single and Ed Bouchee's hig rog in remaining games aa the ! hut haa only three hit* In 19 trips 2:.30 p.m. cessful experience in the minors. in front of him. And what s kid I double ended his,shutout siring st White Sox battle td break the^f' » .‘** average this season, York. 7-2. .778. Gram ,553 445 425 37 -71 Strikeout* Wvnn. (Cleveland. (Afternoon Round) New York at St. Louis (2i, After a Ifi-ycai wait, he knew he ' . . . his morals. Just that alone > 19 2-3 innings in tlie third. The masterv the Yankee* hold over alii ‘^P** couldn t gamble on Nor­ j P a r Out 434 444 443 .34 2:3o p.m. would have to -draw onp every hit ; was enough to leave vou sick when kid also was tagged for a Stan lx<- elube In the junior loop. they In tKs outfield because of his 89: Bunning. Detroit. 79: Pierce, N Hoenig 425 445 443 .3.5 I he got hurt. pata homer, and finally gave way a ^ ------age and aiz*. If Northey doesn't Chicago, 78; Maas. Detroit, 64; G ran t .535 4,54 444—38 'ir.s.only now that I've even to Hoyt Wilhelm in a two-nin hit ha'll be th* flrat on th* club to Fornieles. Boaton. 59. I P a r In 543 464 started thinking shout the base­ eighth, aftei; Ha'mner tripled. Five-Team Raee get a pink ticket. Owner of a lu- ball aide I figure we .lose two Buhl won'hi-s fifth m a row for , crative top buaineae, Ron is a 10- National 'League I H oenig 443 454 ~5Vatch out for Boaton and ISewcomer Puls IScw Rhythm gamea a week without Score. And a 9-2 record, losing a two-hit shut­ T..,______, , i >’•*>■ nt»n in the big show* and is Batting (Based on ,150 at Bats ! Grant 543 554 Detroit, they are coming fast. I u^ k u e„ii __ Hoenig wnns 4 and X. hia record .xhowed that he beat the out in the ninth on singles by Gil warned a skenlical Al Lon« *'*^°'* ^ P*""®" benefits Fondy, P ittsb u rg h , ,369; Mii.«ial, good cliibs jii.st a.s many times a* Hodges, who had ' two hits, snd warned a skeptical Al Lopez . worried,. Ace relief- St. Louis. .356; Hodges. Brooklyn,' I n Boxin g^s Bally I loo ' Beat he beat the so-called second divi­ Gino Cimoli and sn infield out diiring a diigout mlervuew last „ the IVhite Sox is southpaw .341; Robinson. Cincinnati, .336; e d & o sion clubs. Hank Aaron'a two-nin triple In the \\edneaday at B«,on, 'We have Lap^j^,, former Hartf^ord A aron. M ilw aukee. .334. Seeded Survivors "But you can't let anything iip- eighth did'It against Don Dr.vs(Jal». five pretty good clubs in our , chi.f aUr..Who said Ted Wil- league, the Red Sox, Tiger* and Run* — Aaron. Milwaukee, 53: New Y'ork (NEA)—Flovd Patter-* •set you an y th in g . ’ |5-5i as Buhl, who beat the Brook- Hams hasn't changed 7 He waa Robinson, Cincinnati and May*. When Farrell came to Cleve­ l,vns eight times last season, got Cleveland and Ne- York, besides the flrst to mitt Billy Klaus sfter Enter Semifinals son's break with the International our club. And the second divi.*ion New York, 52; Blaaipgame. St. There are plenty of used ears on the market — but we land. it was a bright opportiinit.v them for a third time this year. the Istler homered Wednesday Louis, 50; Banks. Chicago. 47. Box'\ng Club has 'brought bark the Is vastly Improvd. Kansas City is BrookI,\Tie. Mass.. June 28 uPi - ..j,n.(i despite his placid manner, the Frank .Maizone drove in' five runs afternoon. Hits — Aaron. Milwaukee, 96; j Sole seeded survivors Kal Pollen ring's old guard. opportunity had to excite him. for the Red Sox, counting lhrr» Schoendienst. Milwaukee. 92; P.ob- believe we have one of the nicest selection of "used but of Fall Rri'er and Ted Hoehn of j Veteran veiecan nghlers.n managers and BtU when 'the bell rang for his with s home run in a four-run inson. Cincinnati and Muslal. St. { , N. H., entered the semi- 1 thum pe rs hfiVp. come out of big swing, Farrell found hand­ nightcap first against Billy Pierce, Loiil.*, 91: T hom as. P itts b u rg h ' .finals today in the boys’ 18 and the woodwork with Emil Lence's cuffs on him and they haven’t who lost hia fourth in s row for a I Torpid Triumphs and Blasingame. .St. Louis. 83. not abused" cars to be found anywhere, come in and ; under singl’es of the New England ' rel'im to the business as promoter •been removed. Injurie.s have all 10-6 record. .Mike F ornieles won Doubles—Muaial, St. Louis. 22; , Junior Tennis CTiampionships '*’* return Patterson-Hurricane but wrecked his maiden voyage it in hi.s th ird com plete gam e in 111 Record Time Hoak. Cincinnati. 18: Gilliam. on the big lime, yet he sat there three start.s since switching from Brooklyn, Bouchec, Philadelphia see what we mean! over coffee and isaid. simply Baltimore. ■ . 'rj' « .r'urrVoK' Pitching Early Wynn. Indiana - Yonkers, N.. Y.. Jun# 28 i(Pl— and Thomas. Pittsburgh. 16. "Don't write that J'm crying. I A one-hit. fniir-iun first paid off Struck out nine, w alked but two.,, Triple*—Bruton. Milwaukee snd d o n 't do th a t,” > in-the opener, too, as the Red Sox Horsemen wind up with gold mine* 6-2 In .vesterdayis-quarterfinals *"* * *’***•'' right with: winning hi* lOlh with a four-hitler May*. Njgw York, 7; Snider. Hfink Gieenberi 'yame in- -and cut a string of seven successive while handing Yankees their first in strange .way*. For' Instance Brooklyn. 6; ♦ Schoendienst. Mil­ Hoehn. No. 6 seed.(defeated Dan- them. Maybe the facts are out of focus here and there, but the fun Kerby Farrell left with him. The Icis.ses to the White Sox. Frank shutout of lhe«year. 2-0. - waukee and Boiichee. Philadelphia. * CHOOSE FROM THESE and MANY MORE ★ I Morgan of Branford. Conn., 1-6, Sullivan won it, with relie.f help Max Hochlterg, a retired lawyer, stays:-The public has been deprived waiter came in to cliyir the table Hitting—Frank Maizone. Red Sox S. ■ - . ■ 9-7. 8-4. He doesn't remember me. b u t!‘‘*ck Hai shman failed to finish the accountant and one time contract ■of their amusing anecdotes since —Drove in five-runa with three hits. , Home Runs—Aaron, Milwaukee, ■ In the other qitarterfi nals Bob bridge chanfpion. He has don* the death of Dumb Dan Morgan, I played against him in the Mid- hrst, giving up s single, three Including a petfood game three-run 20; Muaial. St. Louis, 17; Snider, { 19.')6 Chevrolet 210. 2-L)oor 1935 Buick ‘Riviera” : Rubin of Hartford. Conn., defeat- there has been no one around the ! die A tlan tic L eague in 19.33." the and h ittin g a b a tte r, hom er in 8-S and 9-2 doubleheader all right with Torplj, who won th* Brooklyn, 15; Banks, Chicago,.| Sedan. Nicely equipped. Coupe. ed Anrt,v W alker of D arien, Conn.-: 'Madison Square Garden, offices of waiter said. . Old,.Afcn Duel 8M.9S2 William Cane Pace lari Mathewa Milwaukee - and Moon, *1795 *2195 Masonite Seadrift ■weep over White s6x. j 6-0, 6-1 and William McClung o/ Octopus, Inc., with sufficient back­ "He's seen so many guys," the Wynn and Tommy Byrne--4>oth nighp in fecord time at Yonkers St. Louis. 14. ' ' Onton eliminated Hobev Hvde of ground to spin them. . : waiter was told. ^ ,37. had a pietly-fair duel, but the R acew ay. ' Pitching (Baaed on Seven De- 19,10 De Soto “Fireflite” Sportsman Hard­ 1933 De Sol47 “Firedoihe" 4i:Door Sedan. .West Hartford. Conn.. 6-j. 6-4. ^ practically Is "Yes, he has.’’ said the waiter. |'Tribe righthander grabbed a 1-0 The sparkling vlctoi-y eatab- cisibna)—Schmidt. St. .Louis, 6-1.; top. Radio, healer, full A romantic ROW,, dnp toxturod "He's lucky to have been through •‘rkd 'n the first inning. AI Smith Radio, heater, full - “ — Hoehn, top seeded in boy* 15 [ an absentee promoter. Lence has liahed Torpid as the heavy favoiits .857; Buhl, Milwaukee and San-1 power. ' A m i snd under competition,, defeated ‘ open house for. writers it, too. I mean, he knows all the ' ''walked" to serontl on a wild pitch, fo r th e ffO.OOO L ittle 'Brotam J u g ford, Philadelphia. 9-2. .818; Jack- power. « Steve Hecht of Wabsn 6-0. 6-1 in snd people all dav long. Not rough spot.s. And the year he's went to third on a fly and scored for S-year-old pacers at Delaware, eon, SL Louis. 9-3. ;750; 'Acker,, panel for interior applieations that CAtegory yesterday, loo. . since Tex -Rickarlf have there having' he’s got to know his way on Sn infield'out. Dirk Williams' Ohio, September 19. In-fact, the Cincinnati, 8-3, .727. i 1955 Oldsmobile “Holiday 88". ^4^ 1 0 R Susan Maltby of Portland, been so many solid boxing men aroiimi or he g'oes crazy.” second single cani^ ahead of Bobby last two Cane Pace winners, Quick StrtkeouU — Sanford, Philadel-J 1953 Dodge 4>'Door Sedan. Ra­ Avila's triple in the seventh for Radio, heater, hydramatic, etc. A I Y d Haa all tbe outstanding qualities of Tempered Presd Maine, won the girls 13 and under interested in s fight the kind of Chief and Noble Adioe. went to phia, 83; Drott; Clucago, 78; Drys- dio, heater, automatic trena. championship by defeating Joanne fight guys who make the game 'a the other run. Wvnn, now 10-8, Ohio and lifted the Jug. 'ia-hich is dale, Brooklyn, 75; Arroyo. Pitts­ .struck out nine. Gil McDougsId Wood. It is easy to work with, easily nailed, screwed, ; Swanson, Point Judith. R. I., 6-4. ' big thing. They disappeared as Ryan Fans l^arn what the Hambletonian Is for the b u rg h . 70-, Haddix,. Philadelphia' 1955 Studebaker ‘President" Hardtop. 8-3- Norris reduced boxing to a sec- had two of the Yank hits. 3-year-old trottere. and Friend, Pitleburgh, 66. In the girls’ 15 and under semi- ond-rate lel,evision show, Washington had a 6-^ lead Radio, heater,Jull 1953 Ford Cuatomline sanded and sawed. Exceptionally strong and haa excellent fin als: ' ' ...... Boxer Can Be Hit against loser Pstil Foytsck snd power. ^ M 2-Door. Betlv Ames. Cambridge, defeat- ress p g t Billy Hpeft ss the Senators 895 surface and can be beautifully finished. ad Sandra Soiithmayden. Hamden, I-enj-e ma,v be a dress manufac- Boston, June 28 (fli ■ Rocjty cracked nine of their 10 hit* in the turer, hut he also know*, how to , Conn., 6-3. 6-4. E.MIL LE.N'CE Tomasello has answered the ques­ first three frames Camllo Pascual 1954 Plymouth 4-Door I960 Wyllis Station Wagon. dress up a prize .fight. The’lit­ won it with Truman' Clevenger’s Jane .Stein. Brooklyn* defeated 'F o r sMiall clulm* tion whether Billy Ryan ran be hit ATTENTION! Sedan. *895 \ CsroIjTi Heald, Worcester. 6-4, tle Italiano learned in eight year*, by knocking out Ihe sensational relief ss Jim I..emon homered and Rebuilt motor. ' !« ' PoimI p Q . of success at Brooklyn’s Eastern drove in two runa along with Julio 4 8 8$0.00 8-3. newcomer to the light heavyweight ^ Parkway Arena, where he de- Jiroker who was the light-heavy- Becqtier. 24 “ 'f i f e 4 ' " A 1953 Packard 4-Door “Cavalier" Ft. ^ Only Q ranks. \ 1953 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan. I veloped numerous fighters, Pat- weight leader, and Leonard Sachs, Tomasello knoi'ked Ryan cold- at Radio, heater, full power. ! terson and Jackson among them, who book^ Dempsev on tours, 1 ;45 of the toth round last night at HOUt HOUR *795 Radio, heater, white walla, etc. # Y d Last fSlghCs Fights until squeezed out of a TV contract. Jimmy Bronson is. the public re- Mechanic* Building. Every nickel this match makes lalions director. He seconded The veteran Keyport. 7f. J., cam­ Sport Schediile lURNIR OIL Boston - - Rocky Tomasello. goes into - the restoration or es- Gene Tunny again.st Dempsey. paigner swarmed over Ryan with a I I68ij, Keyport. N. J.. knocked out tsblishment of small neighbor­ The publicity director is Ned Iq/t and right just ss Ryan got to LONDo SIRVICI hood clubs.’’ Lehce prrtmises. 'T DiLIVERY These Prices Are Unbeafebie! I Billy Ryan. 171 1-4. Lowell. Mass.. Brown, the long-time New 'York his feet following a slip to the can­ T o n ig h t t WATF RFORD S $ Q am* reopening the Eastern Park­ .95 sports editor whti; like Bronson, vas. Ranch Ladder 10. Nassiffs va. Bankers, 8:18 __ way on a' weekly basis in Septem­ Ryan was taken for x-rays, to de­ Los Angeles—Nacho Escalante. has been around,the sour science Charter Oak. ber. for more than .50 years. termine whether or not he had WHY ACCEPT ANOTHER FT. EXTENSION ! 117, Acapulco.' .Mexico, knocked SPEED BOW' "I rfon'l have lo asaure you that broken his right hand during the . Orant' Eastern. I out Ross Padilla, 118, S tockton. 10. C us D 'A m ato I Pa tte rso n 's m so i. la Moe Fleischer is the matchmak­ er. He had the famous Ridgewood bout. The 21-year old boy from OIL WHEN YOU CAN I- Jeannette, Ps, - Revbon Stubba, sincere jn saying that Floyd >-will Lowell weighed 171 >t- Tomaartlo | 8:80 — 147. Pittsburgh, outpointed Wv-1 fight for .p ™ ™ .,.,. Dawson. 140 3-4; Yoiinga-1 throughout the cotmtry men "like , ■ ‘>T’" weighed 168-,. ^ ,Motor S a le , ' y,-.Optical 8 _ STILL GET SHELL OIL- Sam Silverman in Boston and.l- Sam Taiib I* at Patterson's • ‘ / I Waddel Fleld,e-. ^ ’ T Race Ohio. 10. . ■ ------" ------,000 camp.' He broadcast fight* for « M e^eiLgii Jack Hurley in Seattle - and I Trat'k and Field Meet ' !. ^*‘?‘cs v*. Mpriarty'*.,* Btick- FROM M & M OIL SERVICE ■allaa— B uddy T u rm an , 184, . / j r tUfl. Isllas, knocked out Tomm|j’ Fields, will assist them pll 1 can." This Amount Guaranteed 200 Ghicarn 8 T implauiMble as it may seem,. jtp,. j Newifeitain. June 28 i>P. More Acelo’siv*. I.*wvyers,5 8 V er- GREEN ) G1 GREEJEEN MOTORS than liHl Athletes will lake jiart p|*nrk Fl>fd PLUS P ■ u I I !J a c k D em psey h as n ev er m bt Jim • hL»rt«a thi. *norf. .tlTfc 'xj**' To Winner Of 50-Laj) ST. r^ TTAMPS A 1 BUILDING MATERIALS Saginaw, ,Mlch. - Pat, I- , -V Mauler ilid was buy a block of ^«'her . A- - . INCORPORATED are .John Kelley of Groton, who ' 336 NORTH MAIN STREET ^ T e V m i 9-52a Run. Batt^. In^ieveri Waah-1 ‘he Patler^m-Jackaon Emil Lence ha, put new rhythm Rt. 85 CHARLES J. MINICUCCL Jr. won the Boaton Marathon, .middle '/ 4 MUee. Prone New Lomleai 241 N. MAII^ ST. . (TWO LOCATIONS)/ ( 155 CENTER ST. ington. 53; Mantle.'N*'** Ybrk. 51; encore- ^ . ■ in the ball’vhoo beat and ilia di^ance runner I^w Steig'ilts\oX Th* boy' col^ Petfr BROOKFIELD RO, BOLTON—MI S-7605 Open Daily 7 A.M. to S P.M.. iBclodiflg i ^owron. New York. 50; l,W«rtz.*| Los^hrao-AaalaUng , , mqch more tuneful and interest- theiUniveraity of (^nnecticvit. ahd Spicf wa* namad aft»r alrt — A d a u f lA8~^)Uar*n |a« , OFFICE: U l MAIN ST^ MANCHESTER—MI 9-7640 TEL. .MI 3-5113 ^PEN 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. T kU Ml S-122S Wadnaaday Aftameaee aa4 Cleveland, 48; M al*wje,^j^toil.' AsaisUngt I. V ,■ V' / - ' L

% -V-; ■■ .-v - ■■ '■ ■■■'■A'-' • ' • ■ ■ - ‘V . 'V ■■ V ■: ■■ './■ ■ ■■• • '■ ■■ ■ ■ . ' - - '■ V ' . . W-- . . ■ > ' , V V. , . ■ ' M AM CHE^R IgVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNh FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 PAGE NINETEEN V i '. ' ■’ ' ■ PACE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN., FRIDAY, J U !^ *8. 1987 . Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Farms and Lapd for Sale 71 Houms For Sals 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 WAn|l^— Real Estate 77 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Gsrdsn—Farm—Dsiry Household Goods 51 Auto Driving School 7*A Building— Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW I MANCHESTER—Beautiful de luxe VERNONrr-Flve room ranch, base­ LIS'nNGS NKe PED for all ,typea Products 50 CHESTKR’G FURRIERS. Furs FARMS AND ACREAGE MANCHESTER — Rockledge Sec­ EAST HARTFORD — 5% room 1956 CHRYSLER CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES cleaned and glazed, $3. Chid’ oversized C a^ (four down, three ment garage, wooded lot. Two- of homes, capes, ranches, colonials LARSON'S ORIVTNQ Scboot, INTE2UOR AND exterior remodel­ tion-Six room cuatom built split ranch, three years old, n tree hed- TOMATO PLANTS, peppers. h K storage, $3. Remodeling, repair­ HEBRON rooma,^ living room with-Swedish up; two full ceramic tile hatha, year old house, first time on mar­ 2, Si or 4 family. ‘(Tall Cieszynskl- Clamfied . Manclieater'a only toattiej and ing, houses Sind garages Free One De Luxe Electric Range, au­ level. Large full tile bath. Lava-' ket, owner leaving state. A chance Felber Agency, Ml 3-1409 or MI pikata, cabbage. Mtem, slnnlas, tomatic,'80''. Was $379.95. Now ing done at my home. No over­ fIrepUice, carport, nice size' lot. two fireplaces, custom built ma­ certified Inatructor. f W your aafe- ertimates.'CaU W. F. Hensel. MI. tory and shower In master bed­ hogany cabinets, snack bar, panel­ (or some smart buyer to get the 9-4291. Offered to the buyer looking (or S-5966. « T h3 GrUV WH06 o o r salvia, muriradt, snapdragons, $199.95. head. Save. Capey and stoles. Eight room Colonial^ new hot room. AU plaster walls. A home- Buyer may assume present 4H% ty we are trained to teach proper­ $20. Call Ml 9-7218 (or free es­ water hea(, $ car garage, 148 acrea^ ing, combination wrindowa and house hq or she has been looking the ultimate in a fine used ear. Advertisement ly Ml. 9-607S. TriE « 3 W - « O T JO B calendulas, glorioaa daisies, pe­ maker's dream that must be seen. mortgage.. J. M.' OI’Brien. MI timate at your home. Under no over 1600 ft. (ron t^ e. $26,000. Own-' 9-8518. doors,, walk-out basement, rear (or. Can be bought with or with­ This Hardtop Windsor Do Luza g o e s Pishing alcm e tunias, verbena. at Odermana'e, One 0*-~{Luxe Electric Range. For appointment call now. Vat CLASSIFIED ADVT. 504 Parker St, W a S '^ :0 0 . Now $169.00i obligaUon. . er will hold first mortgage. porch, attached garage. Ideal out furniture. Many fine features; Air Cooled'by da Vinci Is equipped with power eteerteg, MANCHESTER Driving Academy Aluminum Storms and wrm MiWBl: o n e Fiano, Broker. MI S-4SS1. guarantees results. Expert instruc­ One Electric CSothee Dryer. Was HEBRON AND B O l^N LINE MANCHESTED AND executive home. C ^ l . (Tleasynski- call ndw (or an appointment? Val power brpkes, powerfUte drive, DEPT. HOURS , Screens 44-A other etoB> STRAWBERRIES, pick your own, Fclber Agency, MI '8-1409 or MI Fiano, Broker. MI 3-4551. tion, dual controlled "ar. Call PI $149.00. Now $139.00. 115 acres, 16 acres clear, with DIRECT from owner—Porter St. VICINITY New York—Although Dr. Wil­ radio, heater, premium white 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P.,M. 2-7249. Day or evening appoint- bring own containers. George Mur­ Wanted— To Buy ,; 58 bam and garage. Suitable for de­ 9-4391. lis (Tarrifcr is credited with in­ wall tires, nulsbed to arette ALUMINUM .WINDOWS, doors,. One Nid%-Pound Wringer area. Six room Qilonial, large liv­ BOLTON LAKE— Five room cot­ menu. phy, French Road, Bolton, (off Wkaher veloping. $15,000. Owner will hold $15,900—^Neat six room ranch on venting rnodem air conditioning Ifi white and rose. jalousUs, porches, awnings. Free jncith Pump. Was $119.95. ing room, dining room, and large MANCHESTER—19 Erie Street — tage near lake and beach. Easy Route 861. , Now first mortgage. Elizabeth Drive. Attached garage, 1902, Leonardo da Vinci 400 years New oar TOQ COPY CLOSING TIME lead­ estimates. Call N, B. Chase Co., $99.00. modem kitchen," three bedrooms, Older six room home, excellent financing. A good buy at $8200. MORTLobK’S—Manchester's MI 9-0233 or Rockville TR 8,1200. WANTBI>-i oirl’a bicycle. 3q” -24". two twin bed alse, tile bath. CaU nice lot, fireplace, combination earlier created a water-driven fan eonditibn. ' Q O ing Driving School offers the most STRAWBERRIES—Pick yotir «»wn. V VERNON condition. On first floor there are Apply Edward J. Holl, 1009 Main f o r c l a s s i f i e d ADVT. 'OlAMBERS FURNITURE SALES Call MI 9-8606. 1 MI •-9910 isfter 6 p.m. vrindowa. Good value hare,, - St. M l 3-5117. to ventilate the boudoir of his pa­ in driver Question. Thousands of new beds, furnish own containers. two bedrooms, living room, dining tron's wife. ) MON. THRU FRl satisfied students. 200,000 mllfs Freddo, Route 88, next to Rose- At The Green ' 40 acrea more or less with ap­ room.-'targe kitichen and ceramic Roofing— Siding 16 8 Open , proximately 1600 ft. frontage. Very $15,760 — The buy. of buys—on GLASTONBURY—Five room split 10:30 A. M. accident free instructions. MI mount Reataurant, Bolfbn. 80c a SEVEN ROOM SINGLE EastfleldStreet, (^iet, peaceful tile bath. One room finished up. 888 quart. 10 a.m:-8 p.m. ° 7:80 p.m.-9 p.m. Rooms Without Board 59 desirable for developing. $1,000 an Located near Main St., bus line Double lot, 120' frontage, shade level on Cedar Ridge Drive, just SATURDAY 9 A. M. 9-7398. f F'UR THE best in shingle and built acre. Owner will work on releaae street Away from the traffic. Six opposite Minnachaug golf course. Waterworks Inadequate b e M p r e EAST (TENTER up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ church ahd schools. Oil heat, two- room c ( ^ that la truly loaded with trees, and one car garage. $14,700. DOUBLE OVEN, de luxe, autoiiia- SINGLE AND double room avsdi- clause basis.. car garage, full bath and lavatory. (Tall (Tleszynski-Felber Agency, Built in range and oven. Alum­ ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. HAY FOR SALE— Phone Coven­ tlc timer, electric range. Four able. Reasonable weekly rdtea. $8 extras. Basement garage, amaaite, inum storm doors and window*. (Thicago— Public-waterworks au­ rOITK COOPERATION WILL Garage—Service-Storage 10 Ml. 3-7707. Other Farms and Lota Available Immediate occupancy. Asking price etc.'O ne of the better-M ys on the MI 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. try. PI 8-7818. piece modem walnut bedroom set. and up. Rockville Hotel. TR only $15,500. Wash room, den and garage. Juat thorities say 40 per cent of United BE APPRECIATED W hil E TUE ttlN WHO’B Will sdcriflc#. MI 9-9980. current mwket. Hlfh THA mort a few minutes from Main StreetStt' FOR ANY TYPE of Roofing and 5-9591. MANCHESTER—Beautiful new six Slates cities have inadequate water . GOT THE MlOBET MiHOR CHARLES LESP^ANCE gage avulable. room ranch, 114 baths, separate in one of Glastonbury’s finest lo­ systems and that a billion dollars a GARAGE FOR rent at 148 Cooper Siding we offer 8 combination W. SOLID MAHOGANY dining :room SINGLE ■ ROOMS, women only VAL FIANO . TAHES OH MORE fifiO P lE SEVEN ACmES atanding graas. MI 9-7830 dining room, 23' ,living room, built cations, $19,900. Val Fiano, Brok­ year ah'buld be spent (or the next Dial M l 3-5121 Hill St. MI 9-1386. 3 track swivel type windows, free B. Williams. MI 9-1889. set. Round extension table, aide- complete housekeeping facilities $18,900 — Six room cape with ga­ of charge If more necessary THAKl AM OCEliM UM ERf Real Estate MI 8-4551 rage. On com er lot just off the bus in range and oven, garage (2 er, MI 3-4551. 10 years Juat. to catch up on de­ board, both glass top. China one block from the Center towarC cars), shade trees, nice-ilcw. Call ficiencies. 1955 BUICK available at half price Fo|--mbre STRAWBERRIES-Pick your own. closet. Six chairs, lazy susan. Oil hospital. Call MI 3-5539. BELFIORE’S BEST BUYS line. Soon vacant. This price in­ YEAR 'ROUND bungalow on cor­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 information call Manchester Roof­ cludes complete redecorating, in Cieszynskl-Felber Agency, MI 85c a quart. Bring containers. range, $10, electric and oil, $30, 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. ner lot on Route 81, Coventry. ing A Siding Co., Inc!, MI 9-8933 Louts Paggioli. Birch Mt. Rd., both suitable for cottage. MI Houses for' Sale *11 Six rooms finished, immaculate, side and out. FHA mortgage o t Large veranda, all convenience*. •Lost and Ponnd better than new condijion. Built Compare this Super Hardtop to MAN(3^TER Cycle Shop, 168 for free estimate. President Joe Bolton. 9-272S- WANTEDyApartment size Philgas $11,500 now available. SIX ROOM (TOLONIAL. Desirable Price $6,500. CaU MI 9-5951, J. RANGE Girardin. range. Call 3-1308. 1950, this Cape (Tod represents the price and quality with any other liOST — Motorcycle Jacket about West Middle Tpke. Repairs all SIX-ROOM CAPE, two unflnhttied. nelghbcrhopd. Grade and high Calve. makes of bicycles. New and used GOING HOUSEKEEPING T very beat in value. Automatic oil $13,000 — In Bolton, a four room dealer. Check this equipment. noon Saturday, vicinity Middle ROOFING SIDING, painting. Car­ PICK YOUR OWN Fireplace in Uvlng room. Hot schools within three blocks. Alum­ bikes for sale. Also buy used YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF water oil heat. Aluminum storma heat, storm windows and doors, home with' full basement and an rUEL OIL •Tpke. and Parker 6L Call MI pentry. Alterations and additions CLEAN ROOM, private oversized garage. Nice backyard. oversized, two car garsjge. Com­ inum storm windows and screens. Power steering, power brakes, bicycles. ■^•wAmerlcan made bicy­ STRAWBERRIES TO SEE THIS BIG BARGAIN! home. and screens, awnings. Large Dishwasher. 22 to o t living room / Wanted Rea! Estate 77 9-U68. cles, 187.80. CJeilings. Workmanship naran - "SU PE R " ‘-'DE lADCE" bath,'parking. MI 9-8242. Lot is 150’ deep. Right on bus line bination windows. Neat da a pin. g a s o l i n e de luxe radio, heater and de­ teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn kitchenette. In quiet West End with fireplace. Brick patio with We are now opening our41elda to 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE District. Nice for children.' No Just over Manchester line In 9!«*t Ideal for couple pr Mmall family ARE YOU CONSIDERINU froster, dynaflow drive white St. MI. 3-4860. r o o m w it h , kitchen priyllcgear outdoor fireplace, attached garage. the public with plenty of good pick­ All 100% Guaranteed agents. Call MI 9-9835. Hartford. Talk aboutT(Sv''a5eriitlng SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? wall tires custom Interior tn- Announcements GIRL'S 26 " bicycle. 118. Call MI -centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 costa, look at this: Heating costs $16,700—Owners want'action on Com er lot. $18,200. MI 3-6202. We win appraise your prope'ftY RAY'S ROOFING (X)., shhigls and ULua.JuuuLLLiirmmnTiu.ur ing left. Ex(;eUent varieties for jsn) ONLY $433 tone paint. Fully 2 Arch St. this five room ranch with full base­ 9-7151. or freeilng. Directions. From Hart­ PAT ONLY—$14.08 MONTH $11,300—Cute twq-bedroom Ranch, were $110 last year, water was $17, MANCTHESTER—Six room Cape. free and without any obligation BANTLY OIL built up roofs, gutter and con­ ment. Recreation room, built in nndercoated. CHARTERED BUS Service— Pic ford to Maneqester Center to East — YOU GET — aluminum atorma, plastered waUa, taxes $102. Sounds unbelievable, but Near everything. Nice wooded lot. We also buy property (or cash. $ 1 ,9 8 8 ductor work, rod , chimney re- ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman pre­ oven. On Henry Street. Terrific lo­ Selling or buying contact • il'II’ W V , INC. nice, outings, tripe anywhere In paira. Ray Hagenow, ML 9-3214.' Center St. Bear right at Porter St. ie-PIECE.BEDROOM cellar, large shade, fenced yard, owner can prove same. Call early Sale price. $12,900. Short way out Business Services pffered 13 ferred, shower In basement, tele garden, central^ located. Carlton cation. OTANLBT BRAY Realtor- the state. Public Utilitv rates. Call Ray Jackaon, ML .8-8828. At eh'd of Porterr 9t9t. follow straw­ 18-PIECE LIVING R(X)M phone In room. MI 3-7903. on this one. seven room .^split. acre of land. " I ’ ) ( I N s I i i i : i ; i atter 6 p.m. H. A. Frink, Wapping. Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Dog»— Birds— Pets 41 berry eigne to the field. Omtainers 12-PIECE KITCHEN W. Hutcblna. M l 9-8183. Multlide BRAE-BURN RfcALTY $68 ~ ' '. Six room ranch with full cellar $14,600 Another good sensible Full prtc6. $17,300. New 5*i batos, ceramic tile see even if you don’t buy the house. and huge front and rear dormers The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, —Multiple U st)—all your real es­ ing roofs of all kinds. Also new WOMAN w a n t e d for general BOLTON delivery. Free set up by our. own FURNISHED R(X)M for one e> two (or future expansion. Location plus Realtors, MI 3-6930. any time. Antenna converslona. after 4.' with complete light housekeeping kitchen counters. Attached ga­ All oak flooring, woodkork in natur­ tate the modem way. The EUls- SHOE REPAIRING while you wait Phllco factory aupervlsed service. roofa. Gutter work. Chimneya laundry work. Five day week. (Just over Manchester line) reliable men. rage, amesite drive, -fully land­ here. worth Mitten Agency, Reffltora,- cleane<|, repaired, 26 yeare" ex'? DRIVER - SALESMAN privileges and bath. Phone MI al finish. Hot water oil heat. Just MANCHESTER—Hartford Rd. sec­ or while you shop, ^un Tulyes. 23 Tel. Ml. 9-1486. New System Laundry, Harrison ElOHT WEEK old klttena with dou­ Phone (or appointment scaped lot. $21,000. Call The M l 8-6930. perlence. Free eaUmatea. Call STRAWBERRIES—Pick yoUr own, Hartford CH 7-0S68 9-4776. two jrears old and in like new con­ $31,000 — New two-family flat of tion. Owner has given green light! Oak St., at Purnell Parking Lot Street. ble paws (one qfelico. one white R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-8245 or dition. Lot is 120'xl60'. On outskirts 1956 MERCURY 1955 CHRYSLER HILLS' TELEVISION Service. Howley. Manchester Ml. 8-8861. Opportunity w ith' large na­ and gray). Free to good hoqipa 30c quart. A ugusto.'f* miles from' After 7 P.M. 8-4896 four rooms on each floor. Tile Only $14,200. TVo family duplex, MULTIPLE USTING offers the tional concern'selling to bakery CLEAN, MODERN room for geh- Ml 9-6818. of town, yet within minutes of any­ WANTED— Ride to Manchester Available at all times. Philco fac­ CLEANING WOMAN—One-half or only. Ml 9-8398. 'BolSolton (Tenter. MI 8-5639. ^ See It Day Or Night baths, dream kitohens. Full base­ two bedrooms and bath upstairs, combined services of 25 realtors, and institutional trade. Estab­ tlerqftn with kitchen privileges. thing. This is your chance (or from Route 6 in Bolton. Working tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. full day per week. Must have own If you have no meana of trans­ $1,000 DOWN — $7,500, four-room ment. Ideal aet-'up to. live rent free' living room and kitchen with din­ 60 Salesmen to help sell your Ever sec a new used ca r? This lished route. Excellent salary, PIOC YOUR own Sparkle straw­ Ml 9-t6l4. gracious living at nominal cost. Phis 4-Door Station Wagon Is aa hours, »-5:30. Call MI S-3062 alter 9-9698. Heating and Plumbing 17 transportation. MI 9-0118. portation, I’ll .send my auto for house plus two bedrooms over ga­ on the incqme from one apartment-. ing area downstairs. Tenant’s side house. For information please call Custom Hardtop with power permanent employment, five berries. Aldo-Peace Farm, Hebron Good dancing' available. Price will pay carrying charges.. Excel scarce as zero weather In $nly. 6. Articles for Sale 45 you. No obligation. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman pre­ rage, suburban. Cgrlton W. Very central. Good financing avail­ Cqrltbn W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. steering, power brakes, radio EUBBIBB a n d ashes removed. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Servlce^- (XISMETICIAN—experienced. Five day week, paid holidays and . Road, Bolton. $15,700. A—^ -B —E—R—T—.’S ferred, centrally -located. MI Hutchins, Ml 9-6132. MuIUple able. , •' lent for small family. Real Estate Equipped with power steering, WANTED—Ride to Aircraft, South General cleaning, cellara, attlca surcs satisfaction, prompt service day week, no nights, Saturdays or vacation with group insurance, Center, JA 8-6524, eveninga, Mr LISTINGS WANTED, single and with rear speaker, premium ROTAL AND Smlth-Oorooa port­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 9-8246. Listing Member. Six room older home. Automatic power brakes, powerfUte drive, parking lot from Vernon, First and yards. Reasonable *atei. M. CH >6124, MI 9-8488 holidays. Highest w a r y plus com ­ hospital and retirement plans. able and standard typewritera. $19,800 — Two year old colonial Towson, MI 3-4305. two-family houses. Member of white wall tires, MercomaUc ahift. Call MI 9-7M3. h KL Rubbish Removal. MI. mission. All store benefits includ: Age 22-30, at least high school Household Goods 51 hot water oil heat. Good value at IH baths, three bedrooms up, three MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ radio, heater end defroster, All makes of adding machines ADJUSTABLE METAL ironing $12.850—BEAUTIFUL three bed­ $11,100. Option to purchase adjoin­ drive, directional lights, back-up 9-9787. S. W ATS(^, PLUMBING and heat- ing vacation with pay. Arthur diploma. Apply after 3 p.m. or room ranch, ceramic bath, stain rooms down. Fireplace, full base MANCTHESTER—Five*room house tor, MI 9-1107, any time. back-up Ughts, dtrecttonal ing contractor. New installations, sold or rented. Repairs on AU THE VILLAGE CHARM AnUque board, girl's white figure skates, Apartments— Flats— ing lot fOr additional $1,000. Owner Ughto, tinted glass tutone paint Drug Store. Rockville. If you live phone JA,. 7'7052 for appoint­ makes. Marlow's. . size 3. Tike new." Siebert collapsi­ less sinks, hot water heat, cellar, ment, oversized one car garage near new high school, hot water Ughto, premlnnz iriilte wan tires. DIOC’S WEATHERSTRIP Com alteration wqrk and repair work. Shop of Manchester, Conn., 43 will accept second mortgage. heat, combination aluminum win­ LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- AutomobDes tor Sale 4 in Manchester, transportation ment, ' ble baby stroller with basket, Tenements 68 145 ft. frontsLitage, trees. Carlton W. Nice quiet location ;,wUh plenty of and a mere 12,000 miles, pkny, doors and wlhdowe, custom MI 9-3808 Spruce St. General line of inter- dows, garage. CaU ownfer MI family, three - family, business West Potn$- gray and Ivory could be arranged. de luxe model. Photo enlarger. Hutchins. 8H 9-5132, Multiple List Look—Approximately $3,000 down trees around. Combination win lust like work, guaranteed. Call M l.'9-1883 KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahonty, eating antiquea. past and future TWO ROOM apartment. 16 Depot ing Member. dows, amesite, wall-to-wall car­ 8-6249. ' property. Have many cash buy­ $ 2 ,0 9 5 finish. One BEFORE TOU BUT. a used car STANDARD BRANDS, INC. collectibles, including bric-a-brac Shaper, planer and other wood­ buys this 3 bedroom year 'round new. after 6 p.m. 888 Main St. PhonsI Ml 8-4387. square. For Information call MI peting included. Call, w"e will give ers. Mortgages arranged. Please owner. $ 2 ,3 8 8 aee Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck PLUMBIN® AND heatings repairs and glassware. Open all day and working tools. 48 Green Manor lakefront home on beautiful Bolton Help Wanted— Male 3( 8150 MAIN STREET 3-5560, after 6 p.m. MANCTHESTER •- Beautiful ntw you the address ao that- you can call George L. Oraziadio, Realtor. Sales and Servica, 388 Main REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ and contract work. Call 3-1301 RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced evenings. Road. Lake. Higher down payment has Street. ML S-dSTL Open evenlngt. six-room (Tolonlal, baths, three drive by. -i ' Lots (or ^ale 7.3 MI q-5878 109 Henry Street. ice. Ckimmcrcial, residential, air HARTFORD, CX)NN. within your budget. Fill, gravel, large bedrooms, open staircase, stymied sale, so owner has agreed 858 conditioners, freezers. A. and W. SHORT ORDER COOKS WANTEP. aand, stone. Light grading. MI NORGE AUTOMATIC washing ma­ ONE DUNCAN Phyfe maple drop- to accept small second nriortgage YOUR PROPERTY for 30 days, EASTCKNTER CENTER NEED A CAR? Short on a down leaf table, two Maple Martha FOUR ROOM TENEMENT, $65 built-in. stov^ and J>ven, custom 8-10 acre farm in South Windsor, BOLTON AND (Toventry building BEAUPRE BEAUPRE EAST^ Refrigeration Ck>. Ml 9-1237, Ml Millinery Dre.ssmaking 19 Howard Johnson's, MI 9-8220'. 3-8603. chine in running condition, $75. monthly. Phone MI 9-5229. at bank rates Recently redeco­ lots. Various locations. Term*. Buyers'wraiUng. E A E ^ isal tors. payment or had your credit turned MI 3-1349. Washington chairs, one red leather built kift;hsn cabinets. Amesite Six room house in nice condition 9-2080, Ml 9-0055. PART TIME route work, 8 a.m.-S drive, finished lawn. Priced at rated, storm wlndowa and screena, Lawrence F, Fiiuio, Broker. MI Ml 9-6297, 3-4480. down? Don't give up! For a good ALTERATIONS on women's and FRIENDLY Ice. Cream is accept­ chair, drapes. MI 3-5395. Possible to see three states from d ea l-^ ot thru a amali loan com ­ p.m. Monday and Thursday. MEN'S REBUILT and relkstad $17,900. This house typifies our plenty of shade trees. Patio furni­ your back lawn. Good potential for 9-6910. CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. childi'en's dresses, coats, suits, ing-. application* for part time ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Cuatom ture, boat. upriairs rugs all includ­ WOODED LOTS and acreage pany—see "Harry” at 883 Main Mother Goose Diaper Service, 485 shoes. treasonablyly priced. Sam 15 FOOT CROSBY freezer, used Business l.d)cations motto, "F or the very best in development. Numerous bams Small appliances repaired. isi skirt*, etc. Call hU 9-6638, 9-5. work evenings and weekends. MI- Yulyas, 33 Oak St. in front of made cornices and drapes. Slip­ ed in sensible price of $14,900.T h is LARGE SUBURBAN lot for sale, wanted within reasonable distance St. (Formerly Dt^laa Motors). E. Middle Tpke. one month. Sacrifice at $300. 'Call homes call tte R. F. Dimock Co. previously a good paying tobacco North Main St. MI 3-8517, resi­ 9-8196. " Purnell Parking Lot. covers. $59.50 and up. Choice of for Rent 64 is a (ull-sized house with closed-in reasonable. MI 9-0887 after 6:30 of Manchester. (Tllfford Hansen, PL 2-7142. MI 9-5245, Ml 9-8818. •farm. dence MI 3-6680. ______- - fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, porch and automatic hot water oil p.lA. Realtor. MI 3-1303. Moving—Trucking* SHEET METAL worker, exper- J.A 2-77S0. STORE—(3ioice location at the 1988 FORD TWO D(X)R, price WOO ienced. full or paiT time work tn LOAM, DARK, rich, atone tree, LARGE Three-bedroom. Ranch, heat. No vacation expenses if you $17,.500--We’re lucky in that we FLOOR SERVICE. Floors sanded Promptimpt delivery. (Tail PI 2-6877 or Center on Main St., approximate­ Call MI 9-8688. Storage 20 NEAT APPEARING small ahop. T. P. Aitkin. Ml 3-6793. SMALL GAS refrigerator. Good fireplace, tile bath, aluminum bvly this one. have aqme choice new ranch homes 'SPEED! SERVICE! GARDEN and refinished. TR. 8-2071 or TR. Willimantic ACTademy 8-3383. ANTIQUES FOR modern living at ly 1300 sq. f t Will remodel to suit .Suburban for Sale 75 8-1030. the New Curiosity Sho]^‘, Route 6, condition. $25. MI 9-7209. tenant Call MI 9-6808 or MI storms, cellar, garage, one acre, for sale In this price range. Look SATISFACTION! SALE! 1950 PONTIAC four door eedan MANCHESTER - Moving and g o o d PERSONALITY CNE DISHWASHER. Apply in per- Six room ranch with full cellar, trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563 - Owned PIITNIC TABLES, 7' long. Con­ Andover (located at tourist 9-578L high elevation, trees. Only $16,900. at the rest, then call us to see the BOLTON, Route 44-A $13,700—^Ive These are the s-entiol elements hydramatie, clean, axcellent buy aon. Center Reataurant 499 Main MAGIC CHEF tabletop gas stove. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 3-5132, garage. Just over Manchester line and operated by Walter B. Per If you have these qualities you structed of 3" lumber. $30 dellv- cabins). Open 1-5 weekdays. Sat. best. Five rooiUs, full basement, room frame house with two-car in selling you home. MI 3-8884. MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA St. $15. New Home cabinet model Multiple Listing. in South Windsor. Terrific riew CENTER rett Jr. are (lie man we want to talk to. - ered. Ml 9-l$53, any time. 'y and Sun. imtll 8. MI 9-1806. OFFICE (or rent. Inquire Laundry, from back yard. Approximately 114 garsge, all city utilities, trees, etc garage, built 1938, center fire YOU GET THEM ALL WHEN YOU television service. MI. 9-4641 — : sewing machine, $15. Call after 601 Hartford Rd. Call after 5 p.m. i place, plastered wails, modem LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH We have on opening for a young 5:30 p.m., MI 9-2465. MANCTHESTER— Magnificent new acres of land. Plenty of frontage. $22,800 — Large seven room co­ 1948 CHEVROLET t^-ton panel MANCHESTER Package Delivery man to be trained as a sales rep­ CHESTS. PINE, oak. Lounge chair, SALE t-S OFF on wallpaper. Wall MI 9-0909. kitchen, closed In rear porch, US! SEWING MACHINES—home and Llghl' trucking and package dellv CARPENTER - Two first class. doll house, ice . skates, new foot­ tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c Split Level. Rockledge section. lonial on Lake Street, garage, open truck, $88. \’o new buildings. lot, 50'x366' deep. Asking $2,400. rooms dowTi, Timken heat, beauti­ BOLTON •— (Toventry line. New Words, cannot describe the oon- sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ DURING 1956 the gross program I. old, 24" exhaust fan, 5000 C.F.M Notice is hereby given that the Have modem conveniences. Hid­ central. West Side location, only ful side porch. If you are crowded, SALVIA and •THESE ARB FINE CARS, ened. repaired. Air cooled engines chester. . Raymond Fiske. MI. of Friendly Ice Cream advanaed OUTBOARD MOTOR, 5 h.p. Buc­ ITS, Value $130. MI 9-0309. Audit Report of the books and ac­ $16,900. (Tarlton W. Hutchins, kll Cape Cod, four down, two unfin­ dlttnn o f this 4-Door Station 8:30 A.M..fr P.M. repair work. Guaranteed work­ Situations Wan\ed— Male 39 den rotary antenna, tile bath, WE NEED look at this one. ished up, O ra m ic tile bath, large 9-9237. «• eight manager trainees into mana­ caneer, excellent condition, uaed counts Slid financial records of the kitchen includes electric stove, re­ 9-5132. Multiple, Listing Member. Wagon. Equipped with power PRKJED RIGHT. BANK TERMS manship. Ideal Grinding Shop, 273 ger's positions. In 1957 six more BOOKKEEPING desired - To be only one hour, Flrat $100 takea It. Eighth School and Utllitiee for the Several duplex houses. 6-6 or 4-4. lot, $14,500. R. F. Dimock (To., Adams. MI 9-3120. frigerator, exhaust (an, garbage TWO FAMILY—$17,800. Has not Have qualifleiKbuyers waiting. T. J. CROCKETT, MI 9-5245, Ml 9-6818. steering power brakes, power SUNDAY trainees will be promoted because done evenings or weekends. Call Fairway, 975 Main Street, Man- two year* ending May 31, 1957. 1* disposal, washer and dryer In PETUNIA o r COURSE. PAINTING and masonry work been on, market before. 5-5, two- nite, pnah button drive, radio, of new store openings.- A mana­ MI 9-1533. cheater, NOTICE now on file in the office of the basement. Convenient residential Realtor FIXDOR SANDING and relinishing. done, reasonable. Ml 9-9206. ger's post provides an average Town Clerk Vnd the same la open car garage. Nice lot in good loca­ THE BOLTON^Coventry line. New five heater, white wall tires, 15,000 Specializing in old floors. Ml In accordance with the require­ location, bus line, near shopping tion near schools and bus service. Office MI 3-1577 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, 8i 30f1:00 income of $10,000 plus, many other for public inspection, center, 12 miles to Hartford, WILLIAM E. BELFIORE miles. New car guarentee. Own­ 1955 CADILLAC 9-5750. . \ • INTERIOR PAINTING, free esti­ benefits. A person with above 14 FT. TLYWOOD BOAT, Phone ments of the Zoning Regulations Excellent condition. For appoint­ knotty pine kitchen, walk-out Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 for the Town of Mahebester. Conn., T>i* legql notice is given In Adults only. $100 monthly, heat a g e n c y mates, reasonable rales. Call MI average potential can • plan on' a Ml 9-9692. compliance with Section 824 of ment to see call The R. F. DImorii basement. Large Ibt, $15,600. .R. ers name on Club Coupe. A very sharp ear. CEDAR CLOTHES line pole*. 9-8332. ' ' the Zoning Board of Appeals will furnished. Phone TR 5-3228, TR MI 9-0760 call Ed Higgins at MI 3-8609. F. Dimock (To., MI 9-6245,' M l $2,888 Lo^ed of couraa. secure future with continual ad­ MANCTHESTER Pet Center for all the General Statute Rerision of Co., MI 9-6245, or Joseph Ashford, Posts Instslled. Old poles removed hold a public hearing on Monday 5-2975 or write Box 184, RockviUe, MI 9-6818. , 9-6818. and re-set Used truck tires, tubes. vancement in our orgsmlzatlon. your peta and pet'a supplies. 1949. CTonn. ■ * . doz. Tel. MI 9-$I06 for appointment. Free delivery within city limits, Building Materials 47 evening. July 8, 1957 at 8 P.M. in Edward Tomkiel, Town Clerk NORTHFIELD STREET Only $895 Down MI 9-1353. Bonds— Stocks 'Mortf;aKes 31 ^ _____ LAVITT’S LISTINGS VERNON — iw m ranch, full pedigreed Dachshund puppies. the hearing room of the Municipal. Dated at Manc'hester this 25th DUPLEX AND option on building SA8 Building on the following applica­ lot connected with it. Landscaped Six Room Cape (Tod basement, celam lc tile bath, TOOLS RECXlNDinONED: Mow­ HOME OWNERS! Combine -nag­ MI 9-4273, Open Monday-Satur- dav of June. 1967. Summer Homes for Rent 67 (Two unfinished) $14,900—Harlan St,—Quality built brick veneer front. Youngstown BEAUPRE EAST CENTER 1952 LINCOLN EXPERIENCED carpenter, full USED LUMBER, reasonable.. Call tions. STATE HEARING ALSO. yard, hot water oil furnace, 29 1952 Cape, 6—2 unfinished. Large ers, (band and power) . precision ging bills into an oasy-to-pay sec­ aaement nancing. ' | 8 ' X (O ' p a tio floor, convenient location. MI ing woodrtt lota. Many (eaturaa In­ garage, large lot, $18,500. ' throughout. Awninge.'lot 100x300 ft, (••t*4 ■**•*» **l* DE CORMIER’S RUGS. CLEANED and ahampdoed. wanted. Apply KaKlar Toy Co., 60 bffici Space At FOR SALE 3-8465. cluding domestic ’ hot water heat. Ideal for junior executive. Shown llmifin* y.our own piiio of beaiftiful •mt *fW «na* I* ia . "Our care means longer wear." Hilliard St..', * Incnntivn Pay Pkm Youngstown kitchens, fireplace, BOLTONi- 'Maks an offer—Vernon—Spacious IPIatticrtt* Coloruii Pttio-Bloc (or so ■I...... eight room Cape on lovely ,2H by appotntment only $33,000. lliuk money! 7. fashiontble colon create FOR FINE CARS Free pickup and delivery. Smith's f i v e r o o m funilahed 'house or an ceramic tUs baths. tilU booemani I. 10(i acVes, desiriible building nnt, IW. •> I TEACTHErt WANTED—South Wind­ * Two weeks vacation property, excellent location. acres. Garage and outbuilding. At­ George J. (?oleman, RockviUe, TR BEAUPRE east’^ nter Inundreda of deaicni. Lifetime bloc (2** x Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve- 771 Mafi StrNt iqiartment in Manchester or East with .basement garage. Financing 8-4048, TR 5i4710. |l* X 15**) that YOU can initall easily on •■<1 asihwry **l*r. M MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER n i^ s MI 3-7267. sor Co-operative Kindergarten. 2 Country Living . . . Ydt Still in tbo City Hartford. Three gentlemen with Building lots in Bolton, Manches-* tractive country setting, convenient ST" s sr*. * H u * C ro u Hospitalization available to suit you. Buy now apd sand* or earth. Non-tkid texture* bai^M M** hours, 5 mornings a week. Call 7>Room Colonial, lot 100x600 beautifully landscaped, ahruba' steady jobs. (Tail MI 9-6811. choose your own decorating colors. ter and Vernon. to Parkway and Manchester'shop­ NEW FOUR room Cape, fireplace .$et ffnuJne Patio-Bloc—look for wedae- . MI 9-6094' 1300'S<|uarc Fm P ovailobln |mark on each bi'^ and fruit trees, tile bath, lavatory, fireplace, attached garag*. $18,800. • ROBERT D, MURDOCK ping- garage in baeement. Forced hot 8964 FORD, 3-door "ranch wagon. .Building— Contracting 14 AVON WANTS to contact women Screens and awnings, large screened in porch. KItchsn fan. * Ubon8 uniform oNowanen .. ' REALTY CO, ' Many air heat, one acre lot. 18V foot Radio, heater, and overdrive. One Very Desirable Bosiniess Property 4or Sale 70 $9,800—Hebron. Five room borne, other listinga in all price frontage, Talcott Hill Road, Cov­ BIDWELL Home Improvement 08. without previous business exper­ copper plumbing. Hot water (Oil) heat, House eight years old. -* Now medom buHding MI 9-5972 rangeb. owner. A-l condition. Reasonable. Two miles from JManchester ' Center, 35 Lake Street. 10 acres of land, 8 miles from Man­ entry. Price $12,000. PI 2-6971. ' M E. Middle Tpke. kU 9-0386. Alterallona, additions; i garages. ience but willing to work itod CoU Ml 3^6788 * Clnon modom surrouncHngv— NEIGHBORHOOD grocery and chester Center. 1956 OLDSMOBILE Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ learn. Pleqsant, profitable " part- ' meat storn doing excrifent busi- MOVING OUT of state. Seven room SAMUEL M. LAVITT ROCKVILLE — New 5(i room SPLASH BLOCI et terms. MI 9-6498 ■ or TR time work. Can MI 3-8195. $22,800 rodioot hnotnd Reor naaa. Owner wants to sell. Call MI Other Llstiiys Availeble ranch home, IH batha, 'and laun­ MI 3-6685 TR 6-2717 ranch,. three bddrooma, plastered Auto Accessories— Tires 6 6-9109. - 9-7620. dry room. Lasge gsrage. Radiant walls, flreplace, amesite drive, ex- For Prompt,.Efficient Service heat, natural wooqivorfc, flrepiSLCa, ceUent location. $14,300. George Driven only 11,006 mUes. This PROFITABLE luncheonette - - " Phone MI $-4851 MANCHESTER—Feegusoe R oad- TIRES 40% OFF GARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, FERGUSON ROAD— "ROCKUDGr ONLY 1st CLASS MEN NEED APPLY storm windows and screens, nicely Lovely new three bedroom ranch, -E. Coleman, Conn.-Bank and Super 88 6-Door can be com­ recreaUon and attic rooms built. sale or lease. Central location, air FLOWER AH n ra te—Famous brands,JLUa- landscaped.with shade-treeea. 46 33’ living room, plaster, large Trust Co. Building, RockviUe. TR pared only to a new oqr. FnUy- Kitchen and bathrooms re-- 'Ftve-ioom ranch In one o^ Maachester'a laadtog davelopmente. cenditipnOd. Clifford Hanaen, Real­ Green Manor Road. MI 9-2109. No . tims-vrafraaty. Rostd hazard guar- Sf6 H»rry-C«rter or A1 Patch in Person— tor. MI 3-1803.... v Al f i a n 6 kitchen and dining area, birch 8-4048, TR 8-4710. ante*, modeled. ..Robert AI; Alexander, Mole He/p Red birch kitchen with built-in HotpOint oven. Dinette, are- agents. equipped with power steering, Ml 9-7716. — / or Call For Appointment cabinets, ceramic bath, o'vcrsized BO 600 ...... 810.95 exchange "CONVERSE place, circulating hot water heat (oil). Tlla bath, ■ basement Real Estate and Builder garage. Open iunday 1-8. Gleazyn- SOUTH WINDSOR — Huge five power brakes, de hixe radio, 670 ...... fllJS exchange , garage,. recreaUon area in baipement. Large kit, beautihilly 72 MANCHESTER—West—18l. Love aU-Feiber Agency./ MI 3-1409 or room custom I tniUt ranch with heatelr and defroster, white wall I *OAKAGES, cottages, breezeways^ j * . Houses (or Sale TIO ; ...... $13.96 (sxchange,. Wanted landaceped. Near achool, churchea, buaaa and shopping a ^ ^ Lane. Like privacy, quietness, MI 9-4391. f breezeway and two-car garage lurches.* 12x30 garage; $960 com­ \ HOUSE HUNTING? Very large kitchen and dining tire*. Many other accessories. \ COLE MOTORS plete. 20x20 two cAr, $1460. No Pari-ITime HOMEMAKER'S DEUGHT -Cus- large tree shaded lot, conven- Apply In'Person : $20,300 tom buUt six room on large icncea-Large loomi, oomple MANCHESTER — /New sU room area -erlth buUt in appUancea, Beautiful bronze $ 2 ,3 8 5 t%oic* o f (our Muaalae 61$ Osatar St. ,MI 9-0980 money down, five y«ara to pay. , » _ . . r_ OaU this, office, various types of Master 'control lighting. IjXUl colorf**(eok>ra.ModuUr'Fiou«r Free estimates. Ellison (TOnstruc- PAINTING ANO sad price.. redecorated, thia 10 ySar old Cepe, 1% batha, pUster, fireplace, (Inlsii. * I” x 'il") can to buu*d to* -T------i Ohryaler Air-Temp contrrt funi' rpom modern (Tolonlal has it. la i^ maoter hetmom, loU of liv- b($th with vanity. Layatory M tor in row (or pstio, wsR. driMVMr Safnaard your lawn Uon Cto- a d 2-3462. \ Put Spink Bloc* uadtr dtellb leeuH erj Tratlen^ 6“A ' LYliN . UrC. Mang kltokeii cabinaU, ^ A u d^ CLAMPET. Realtor vacanL * immediate occupaney, ^ Bower$\School. $l7,8Qdf-Lahowar in master 'bedtioom. I sdgin p , or lUcktd two or ulora -Mto is -L i__ ^ SPECTIALIZE in all types of PAPER HANGINtt RtniJiMf t o : CHEYROLET COMPANY, Inc:^ lensiyo shade tfcee, living VtXMl appraised $18,800 and ap- Beautiful panoramic view of < la i^ , iluBoroi)* ntririaa wsU. Dnii ewdow feeestt w «|vee4 eb w e* F !"F 1 • >1 [ toteptovidmpotouiucoetrolfcrgowi ipqads;iqentjptsvwakstowjilee.tilr | ROOM tk r $680. In- coBstrucUon work such as breeze- TELEPHONE (: POULTRV FARMS wioi Creplace. Near' everything \ MI 9-9-464$ ived 30 year mortgage, v Cam 8t„ aahaatoa ford. The'family vUl really enjoy BEAUPRE eai^^'^nte;^ I *nel Mevems froM «asttne* wle------MinPerce^------neebnry'*iy$6?Isaa 1 AtaMetl ^luat. .lAkefront ways. garages, parches. lAU I. ROLAND 1229 MAIN ST. M I9 -S2 3 8 too edoet. A. It. WlUde * “ Flaxible terms. Owner MI I ing $14,800. CeR CfteynaU -Felbar ...... UriM hare. Val.... FUno, , BnAefi. ha lo. CbvemiY. Near rink, typea of concrete moriu (Tall M. R. Ml 9.3266 \ Man. Shoppinf ParkadiT r^iPeBber I .Acency, MX SO W tirlO t-UM. ■ :------■ pi& jUlaMiip. ' Jutraa and Bon. MI ~ . r J V • t ■ / ' • ■\ 1. ' m ' r r

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FRIDAY, JUNE ?8. 1967 * AvarMra Daily Nat PraM Run Tha Waathar PAGE TWENTY For the Week Ended Foreeast Of V. S. Weatbar Bunwa limtrbp0t(r IS^ralb Joae 8, lt87 Fair aad cooler tonight. Lmr be­ ; Washington No. 117. reftigMa'' wars brought to '' Maa- 12,540 tween 60 and 66. Partly, eimidy. Daughters of Uberty^ No." 125 and j cheater and found homes among little change In temperature Sun­ A b o 0 t T o w i i Member of tke Audit No ^ 7 will meet Sunday morning Father Stryjewski Appointed ! St. John’s pariMqnera, and em- day. High near 80. at 9:30 In Orange Hall and leave j ployment here. '. .‘Self PIC K -U P Bureau df OUculatlon W. C*r»on. boilerman Are- ! for St. Mary's Episcopal Church. I Mnce coming to Miuicbester he Manchester-^A City of. Village Charm BtiA,'''USN, wn of Mr. and Mr«. ! All members are urged to attend. To Westfield^ Mass.^ Church haa made piaoy frie n d not only Transportation will be available in the parish but aindng the Cises of 'Soda at .r^james Carson, 77 Bigelow St., de- ■; (Clasaifled Adverttaing en Page 10) parted from Norfolk, Va.. June J9. | for those who require it. The Rev. Stephen S. Stryjewski.^>p Soltyslak sought to transfer;'^. towmspeopit and the clergy. Dur­ 12 Ur|i IftUtt V O L .J.X X V I, NO. 230 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER,^NN., SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1957 1*R1CE FIVE CENTS i-l ^ •- -i ing hU pastorate many Improve­ aboard the battleship VSS Wiscon-1 rector of St. John's Polish Na­ him to the large parish In Lowell DISCOUNT PRICES Maas., and reluctantly.. released , ments have been added to the .50 ain on a midshHpman cruise to tional Catholic Church hera since South Antertca. | him at the urgent requeat of th e, church, both in the auditorium Tag lad. at Our Bottling Plant Special Speakers July 1948, hsa been appointed to parishioners. Sunday, June 2.' the and exterior of the church. He PhM Depoait An open houee party tirill be held ' St. Joseph's Church, Westfield. | bishop confirmed a class of 47 has been popular with alt the n for Miss Nancy Saunders, 47 Af Citadel Sunday Ma.'S. i young people at St. Jbhn'a. church organixatlons, and will be present at the matting of the Thomas Dr„ at the home of Jim Bishop Joseph Soltyslak of Man-! Born ^}n Brlrtol, he attended n ,45 DeMvered MANCHESTER Juros, 68 Branford St., at 8 o!clock . Capt. and Mrs. Robert Bridge Adoration. Society ’Tuesday eve­ Chester, N. H.. announced the ap-jCUy College .of New York, ning. Taxlael. 'tomorrow night. Miss Saunders will be special speakers at the pointment of Father Stryjewski | Georgetown University and the and her mother, Mrs. Anne Saund­ PtM Deposit Toil Mounts; today. A new pastor for St. John's i National Catholic .Semlpary in ROTTLINGCO. ■. ■ •«.*% a ers. are moving to Cleveland. Ohio, morning service Sunday at the is expected to be named in the Scrimton, Pa. He was ordained In ★ ★ ^ ' next month. All of Miss Saunders' Salvation Army Citadel. Mrs. near future. I Scra'nton (Jathedral by the late URBANETTI 10 HEf^DERSON RD. friends are welcome to attend th^ Bridge is .-.daughter of Col^ Edwin Father StryJ.3wskl. will be as- Bishop Francis. Hodur and .held, party. | .1. Perrett. 59 BrookAeld St. Cap­ sumlng leadership of one of the pastorates in ' Buffalo and Roches- Saaali Bottles tain Bridge Knd his Wife have been largest parishes In New England. I ter. N. Y. He was transferred to SHOE SHOP Cksc o^ 24 ' South Off Marine Pv’t, Ronald G. Hunt, accepted for foreign missionary some 300 families. the local parish after serving three 566 MAIN ST. ^ Cantor St. ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. work in Africa and, with their , He will conduct services at the .vears in St. Peter ^ d Paul P^ish. I $1.20 • Pinavich, 170 Loomis St., returned daughter.'. Beryl and Christine, local church Sunda.v and leave for National Catholic Church of New K«v. Stephen 8. Stryjewaki I ’ I Tax lad. ’ s into to Camp Lejeune. N.*C., on June will sail on July 27 for London. London. i ^ ------r— ------[ Will Be Closed North Off. . 2 with the 2nd Battalion of the 6th • his new parish July 3. celebrating Plus Depoait ‘ Marine Regiment. The battaliop At the Sunday evening aervice : his first mas.' at St. Jos'ph’s on Father Slryjewski's minl.striesjjfcirelessly contacting heads of serv-j Ju ly! Wait Contor'St. completed a tour of duty in the In Center Park Lt. Col. and Mra. ' Sunday. July 7. have sometimes extended beyond'; . , ice organizations _ for...fund.s, and , Mediterranean area. George Arndt of Nevv York CItv ' The Rev. August Krauce of his pari.sh. It will be recalled th a t' enlisting assistance of public-spir- $1 .3 5 DeKvered will be guaat speakers. They 1 Hartford will celebrate masses during the floods of August 1955 Ited citiaeni, the press, TV and Reopen July 8 I Tax lad.. Tol. Ml J -7922 Stores Open The weekly setback party at the spent many .veal's in Burma as ' here July 7. .. . he played an important pirt in the radio in furthering .the drive. Plao Deposit Eyewitness Tells 40,000 Lose Homes .. VFTV Post Home will be held to- Salvation Army missionaries., Mra. Father StrvJewski hasH.4erved campaign for funds for th^ HoVv Another Instance of bis desire Please Pick-Up ' .. night at 8:30, The public Is invited. Norma S. Slade,. 150 Birch St., will ! 20 years in the priesthood, nine .SaviOl' Church. Naugatuck, Which to help his fellow men was In Iste Finished Work FridayNight be soloist.. I in the local church. In 1951 Bish-1 was totally destroyed. He worked February, When 10 young Poll!* i f i B I X Members of the MFD wishing OTD&athf Disaster Manchester stores to participate in the parade in In Texas, Louisiana Avon tomorrow will meet at the willbe open Friday from 9 ♦ a.m. to 9 p.m., because Arehouse in uniform tomorrow (EDITOR’S NOTE: SUn Meialer, New Orleani AP ataller and - By ARTHUR EVERETT night at 5 o’clock at the Arehouse. they will be closed Thurs­ ehe of the newamen to reach flood-atricken Cameron, La., made Lake Charles, La., June 29 (/P)—Mayor Sidney Gray of Laka in extensive tour of the area by boat and afoot. Here la hia eye- day, July 4. Charles increased his estimate of hurricane Audrey’s death TenTple Chapter.'^No. 53, Order' witneaa account.) The decision to remain of the Elastem Star, tomorrow, toll in southwest Louisiana to 150 today as survivors con­ TOMORROW IS THE UST open Friday evening was night at th.e Masonic Temple will By STANLEY 61E1SLER tinued to pour in from the stricken area. _ entertain the worthy grand ma­ made by the executive com­ , Cameron, La.. J u n e 29^ " 1 my nephew." said Sheriff And the mayor warned the figure was likely to rise as res­ tron of the State of Connecticut, O, B. Carter tcra deputy. mittee of the Retail Mer­ Mrs. Marjorie L. Heald of Walling­ (/P)—Death, determination, "You did?" was the reply. " I chants Bureau, Chamber of cue workers probe deeper into the coastal marshlands. , ford, and the wrorthy grand patron, DAY TO SAVE DURING HALE’S * Gray sajd about 2.000 to 2,500 persons had been evacuated numbed horror mingled in lost a brother and did you hear Commerce, at a recent Robert C. Stevena of Mystic, and this little town today a.s about the fellow who lost five?" from Cameron Parish and there still remained another 800 their associate grand officers. Din­ (Jharlea Jeffers, who got out of meeting. ner will be served at 6:30 by Chap­ stunned ^survivors hunted Stores which normally re­ to 400. Cameron before the .full force of Maj. Joe Carroll of the Lake.Charles Air Force Base, di­ man Court No. 10. Order of GREAT JUNE VALUE, DAYS! their missing families in hurricane Audrey lashed the area, main closed bn Mondays Amaranth, under the chairman­ makeshift morgues, floodwa- returned to look for friends. verting helicopter operations at Grand Cheniere, told AP ship of Mrs. Carl Peterson. Mrs. ■ t "are expected to be closed ters and rubble. "There were about 60 people who Monday. July 1. staffer Stan Meisler some of the area was difficult to reach. Janet Richmond, worthy matron,. Grim residents deserted evacua­ gathered at the school before the Invites all Eastern Star members' ...Hale s Is Your Complete One "There are hundreds of more bodies floating under tha tion camps for the heart-rending itorm ," he said. " I begged them debris. to be present at this special meet­ ta.'K of hunting loved ones. to get out of Cameron. I told them ing for the pt»rpose of . official in­ ■ Cliarlea LeBoeuf, a young Camer­ to get in your care or anything. I "As an example, in one attic we couldn’t reach by helis spection by the grand officers. on man looking for hia mother, key­ told them to lie on tops-of cars If ‘Get Off Tail; copter, we understand there, are 17 dead people." . ----- Stop Store For All Your Needs -- ____ noted the feelThga of other dogged they couldn’t find room inside. But, Ui# official ftill stands k t* ------The WBA Guard Club will meet aearchera.^,/y»'. "Only flve crawled in with me. an eatimate of 120, made by Maj. | • - this evening at eight o'clock with "I may find her body, bat not 'The rest were stubborn." Kidnap Victim Gen. Raymond Hufft. Stale Civil Past President Mrs. Merle Lauro her,’’ he said. , He said many of them were Defense dlre''tor. Hufft apparent­ Weak Audrey of Windsor, Take a close look at Cameron: missing. ly baaed his estimate on 53 known Walk through the main atreet. Jeffers reproached the ' Coast |Warns Police dead at the town of Cameron and DOUBLE GREEN STaMPS WITH ALL CASH SALES SATURDAY, JUNE 29 Tip-toe oyer fallen power - lines. ! Guard and the Weather Bureau. on hia expectation that one-third Roars North Walk through the ruin that w as! "The OJast Guard should have Of 150 persons known to be mis­ k j Makers. Calif., June 29 (AV— ^ IR E A T ST and once a neighbor's house. Pick up i personally warned everybody end StymM authorities traced central sing actually are dead. LUNCHEON SPECIALS Good Nows From Ho)i*i Rpady*To>Woor Dopt. the-shoe of a dead wife. Look at a I forced them to flee If necessary." Callfazpia highways and byways 20-Foot Total Waves Through" State bundle of letters tied in ribbons. ; he said. "The Weather Bureau today for a sheriff's car carrying While Ihq, grisly business of ^ EVERY DAY AT JUST IN TlllirTO R VAOADON!! Look away quickly. Move on. I .should have told people that an armed bandit and the deputy he counting bodies went on in the Without Aparent Feeling < Cameron speciflcally was in Hartford, June 29 (IPI — Thoa* MIRRO kidnaped from the county Jail. chewed-up area, a sullen, corpse­ winds that whiPP«

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