ry \- THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1985 A t m u k o Daily Net Prass Rnu Fhr Um Week Kaded «' .IMb Wi duly It. ItU Piiaiait ft V» \ Tha Brotherhood of Temple : Parents „and friends are invited Members of the GMden Age Club n i r aad' waiai O d ip b -'. ftaw I BeUi Sholom wUl sponsor a golf to attend tha jamboree at Camp are asked tD maqt, at tha John K 11^41 \ A bou tow n I t near N : flHlrv'. d * d N l' OPEN toufnament. at the Mlnnechaug MarfteAA’ood on Gardner 6t. to­ toirke Funeral Home, 87 e< the' A o d r :- Sakbday. BOgh aiala';:Air Spifv Donald C. Hal), a YH^reaentative morrow night from' 6:30 to 8 tar St., tonight at 7:80 to pay ra eC OfaraatoUea Golf, Course in Glaatonbury Sun­ • p R iim iiG “ S i s r o r Me. ' UNTIL S:30PJ». o. the Aetna Life Insurance CO. day fop,, members of the Temple. o'clock.' Scouts and Brownies‘at­ apecU to Mrs; l|^garet‘garet J. MoOu-MoC lUmtehe$ter^— A City of ViUogo Ckt^nk at PhiladelphTa,, Pa., is attending It will be an 18-hole medal play tending the day camp this session den, who was ptonhar o f tha ....... ■■■■— . ............. *ii'fa a special training course at the tournament^ starting at 8:30 a.m. are reminded, that the special buses club. comiNmy's home office in Hartford. Prises will be awarded and. a will leave tomorrow'at I p.m. In­ "•PAPER HANGING TOL.LXXiy,Nai48 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1955 THURSDAYS Hie eon of Hr. and Mrs; Walter R. luncheon will fair served in the club­ stead of at D a'.m. A daughter, Dawii Blaine, was AdrerUUag aa Page U ) PRICE FIVE CENTI Hail o f 42 Strong St., he graduated house. A dance Ja scheduled for bom to Iff. and Mrs. William Eng­ "NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL" and FRIDAYS from Manchester High School and the evening at tlte^Temple. The^ Polirh American d u b wtll land, 70 Mill St., on iNjaaday in Dartmouth College and received hold its annual picnic eiunday af- the Trenton. N. J.. lloapital. The (WE CARRY FULL INSURANCE I his master’e degree at the Uni­ Don Zlemak, son ^ Mr. and Mrs. teiyion at Wasskelewicx Park oh maternal grandparents are Mr. Broiling Saturday, versity of Pennsylvania. He ii aa- John Ziemak of 96 Codper Hill St., French Rd., South Bolton. All and Mrs. Edward J. Kanun of East aociated with Aetna Life’s L. Kent has been promoted to the rapk of friends are invited. Refreshments Hartford and. the paternal grand­ RAY DERR Ml 9-1565 Cooler on Sunday Babcock Jr. Genaral Agency at corporal. He is atationeO.at Salz­ will be served and dmncingMill be parents are Mr. ahd Mra. Fred Philadelphia. burg. Germany. from 2 to » p.m. England, 172 School St. C o o l/W in d Boston, July 28 (F)—Boma raliaf from tiis hast rma fore­ 'V cast by the Weather Bureau And T i ^ e t for Maine, New Hampahlre apd coastal aaetlons of Maaaachu- aetta and Rhode ■ Island today WT YHB ASSOeXAtBD PBBSS —but' not Oonoectieut. / New LfHidon police yester­ However, the Weather Bur­ day handed a summons to a eau added, the cool weather woman for driving at 55 will , he of a tamiwrary natura eince hot and besnid weather m.p.h. pMi fire engines at a ia forecaet for all of New flkig-. fire. - ’The woman explained land tomorrow. - PINEHURST CHOICE GRADE ‘she thought she would faipt .WM' weatherman aaya the warm and humid weather to­ from the heat and was driv­ morrow will be followed by’ SHORT STEAKS ing fast to stir up a bredze. cooler weather Sunftay and The Mme eluiive. eoollag brecu Monday and th,n rising temp­ Russians Still Silent wai hunted today throughout much eratures again by mid week. SIRLOINS lb. of the Northeaat which gasped for Showera and thunderstorms breath under a red hot sun that are expected In all sections sent tempereturea higher by the Sunday. minute. The cool air that swept down On Arms D^td Swap SPECIAt: EXTRA LARGE' At many points the maroury al­ from Canada yaaterday ready was touching the 100-degrae. dropped the mercury tO' the — .ii' ■ . 4 ' ■ FLAT BONE SIRLOINS ib . 99c The weatherman offered little hope low' 30a in northani and central Geneva, July 22 (A*>—:^Fre8ident Eisenhower today urged / time again at for relief. sections but spent iUetf be­ Drastic w ater economy meeaurea fore reachliig southern and Soviet Russia to tear dowp the Iron Curtain and'pennit freer CROWN YOUR MENU WITH STEAK were Imposed in some sections of eastern portione of New Ekig- exchange ideas arid traveler."* between East and West. Pennsylvania and New York land. American presa officer James C. Hagerty said the heads of How about treatlaf ^our family to a Juicy broUod ateak to­ state where the last rainfall waa night with foUnn' French Fri«d Potatoea and a lettuce aalad with bnlv a dim memory. government at their session instructed their foreign ministers tangy Blue Chaeae Dreaaing. Sounda good, doeah't it? Round it Crop* suffered, along with awej-' to'continue their discussions of three other problems—dis-, dff with pie, and aerva It outaide. tering citisens. Beauties Favor armament, German unification and European security__until' HALE’S Self Serve At Mt. Airy in York County, they are able to bring back a report to the Big Four. MENU ' ”■ ' Pa., the sun waa so intenae that The top leaders met an hour later than usual today to , rays reflected by a mirror ignited Swede to Take BreiUd Sirloin Sfoak with Lom^n Wodgoi a m aguine on a bed and caused give the foreign ministers more time in their efforts to come FRENCH FRIED POTATOES , . $2.%0 damage at the home of Mr. Up with a solution on those matters. HEAD LETTUCE BLUE CHEESE DRESSING end Mrs. Roy Myers. Universe Title H ^crty JMid Secretary of State- ______ _ ROLLS BUTTER Driest July an Record Queen Carlene Dulles reported progress on ail CRANBERRY PIE and Meat Department The Weather Bureau aaid Penn­ - t '■ three Items at the foreign minis­ By JAMB.S B.\CON COFFEE MILK sylvania was sufferlflg its driest Statuesque Carlene Johnson, ters’ meeting, but told the .Big July on record, especially In the 22. ” Misa Vermont.” posea Long Beach, Calif.,,July 22 (/Pi Four mere time was needed for Faure Suggests Preheat broiler. Score fat edgea to prevent curling. Place ateak aaatemmoat eectlon. Numerous with regalls and scepter after .—An exotic Oriental, a statuesque study by the ministers. on nek. Place under heat ao top of meat ta 3 to inchea under CUDAHY'S SUNLIGHT PILLSIURY ■'Vj-r; communities restricted use of wa­ winning “ Ulaa United States” Swede, a voluptuous Englishwom- Tha President was said to be Big Four Arms h M t Broil for half required time,'aeaaon, turn, finish broiling. ter. title In Long Besch, Calif. She sn, a blue-eyed Latin Marilyn definitely-committed to leave to­ /: Monroe and a Vermont Republi­ Thlckneaa Time For the 15th straight day the m il represent the U. S, in the Conference Widows* ai Sea morrow evening for Washington Rare Med. w ’’Miss Universe” .;cOntest. can are favorites today to win the and the summit conference was Gut Under UN CAKE MIXES j[€oBUeiie4 aa Page Eight).... tNEA.Telephoto). ________ Miss Universe crown. running far behind schedule. 1 in. ••••••.. 10-12 min. 14-lB min. Ian. Mamie Eisenhower. Madame Faure and Lady Eden (left to right) wave happily as they board a , 14rl6 min, 18-20 min. AA’hIte, Ctinrolatei Yellow. Fifteeh"' ihte'rnatlohal lovelies- • yacht for lunch on L^ke Leman. The yacht was loaned to the First Lady by Swiss Jewelry man­ Hagerty said also that Premier Ttb in* each the potential winner—will Geneva, July 22 (JP> ~ Premier 2 in. 20-23 niin. 30-33 min. ufacturer Pierre Cert*er. Other "conference widows” aboard included • Mrs; Harold Macmillan, Bulganin’s proposal for a nonag- 4 parade.for hours before a panel of gression pact between the North F’aure of France circulated a Mrs, John Foster Dulles and Mrs. Max Petitpierre, wife of the Swiss President (NEA Radlo-tele- judges tonight with a .first elim­ photo). , ■ I AllsnUc Treaty . Organization draft resolution today calling on (telidous ftawis House Education Votes ination paring the group to flve (NATO), and the Warsaw pact tha Big Four to lauhch a dlaannA- finalists. ment program under an dffectiva BONELESS EAST TO SERVE _____ V organization was discussed tci^y. The 15 sre the Misses Argen- The ministers resumed their United Nations control ayatem’ DAISY HAMS lb. 65c tlns. Belgium. Brazil, Canada. discussion of that matter and the F’rench officials reported hla N, .1 VANILLA Matching School Funds Ceylon, BI Salvador, England. ' Nehru and Ike|T^y|«f three other agenda items after, the resolution provides for ractprocal 6 3 c Germany. Guatemala, Honduras, | Happens—If Big Four concluded their session. inspection o f military Inatallationa M ISSISSIPPI BACON lb'. 5 3 e ................ 2 lbs. $1.00 Japan, Norway. Sweden. United; Trade Letters In his first account of what Inside the Big Four cduptries and WINDMILL CHOCOUTE . Washington, July 22 1716# That aection requires that labor States and Venezuela. happened at the summit meeting, for joint Eaat-Weat' inq^tion of House Education Committee today i ' n all federally assisted school A reporter asked all 15 in the I Hagerty made no mention of any arms and armies in certain defined Com* to Pinehurst.