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. r t ■' ■ ■ I > . .^ ■ V TUfESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 19BI ^ i » ^ -V■ ■■' ■' ■”^‘ ** ' iHanrhêtrr 1E»ntas H^ralii Aireraga Daily Nhf PrflaaHRuB Far ma Waak 0ml' Sept a. lais H m 0UVCW wUl toatt U t o’clock at t|to komt ■ Bamett-Goodchild Wedding Htlta Htnry, ad^tarkwtathtr HALEYS Dorothy H. Keeney sr * ( Hm Aodlh ». Delta efcadtar” No.' 6t,. Royal A i a touidlellght ceremony In^ aaianmUUom ___I atMOBbtra art Arch MatwSrwlll hoWâ butlneat the South Methodist Church Sat Headquarters M anekeator-Â City df VUIoga Charm _ _ iU» rida tt-' aMUoff tomorrow nlfht at T:aO Piano Instructor B O ttttf urday at 3 p.m.. Miss Ann Evelyn FOR ^ ftjrtita*. Thoa* In thtMaaonlc Temple. The meet- Gooiichild. daughter of Mr. and 63 HACKMATACK STREET —T ------& wdl be followed by the naual Id to BMtt at a n u ft Mrs. William E. OoodchUd Sr., 50 Y0L.LXX1V,N0.Z87 (TWBNTY.pOUR PAGEB—TWO SECmONS^, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7<195S PiparUirt Umt will )tw nAeahmeate and eoclil hour. Olcott Dr., became the bride of I or tlia looia Oranft David James EUrtlett- 111, son of WILL RESUME TEACHIHG I' to yHW Tunata Orangt llte Ttev. John E. Poet ot N o ^ Mrs. David James Barlett Jr. of la^diiut^gbt Metkodiet Church ie amond 800 Middletown and the late Mr. Bart •I.-*' •. ’ . • lldthodlat tMwtore attendln* the lett. The Rev. Percy Smith, associ On Sept. 12th -.C ali Ml 9-0048 French Get annual Piietore' Aiaembly at Gene ate minister, offleiated and Miss Governor Directs trrr va Point Camp. Lake Wlnnepeeau- Beverly Browh played the tradi kee, thle eek. Among thoee to ad- tional bridal marches and accom- dreM the group la • the'.. realdent ]>anied the soloist, Roger L,oucks, Stiff Terms blahop o tfhe Boston area, John ;enor, who sang “ Because,” the Wealey Lord, and Dr. Nela Ferre, Lord’s Prayer and “ I Love Thee.” State to Start New I famed theologian. An organ and carillon recital t / * VI preceded the ceremony. W hite, PEACH FESTIVAL In Morocco V ■ 1 ij U ‘ ■' Winnen In laat Thursday night's pompons, gladioli and palms com'- duplicate bridge tournament were posed the floral decorations. aa foUowa: north and south. David The bride was' attended by her SOUTH METHODIST CHUKCH Rome, Sent. 7 Lekder* Ivry and R. J. Rockel tied at sister. Mra Paul Waverly Olson. SATURDAY. SEFT. 10, 5:00-1:00 fM, of the IitiquI (Independence) U9\i . with Ruth Ouggenheimpr Huntln^pn. L. I., as matron of W c s h w i m d A l 7 ^/P) __^panded alriiiui mndee out of the Party, most feWent N*- and William Adams; east and honor, and bridesmaids, were Mrs. PEACH SHORTCAKE, PEACHES AJOT CHE AM Hartford, Sept. ShT BraiUey riold airport came at ViWii XOli west, William Shirk and C- R- Cle- Theodore Goodchild. Bolton, sfster- OtiMr. AppRoacBS PEACH SUNDAES Gov. Ribicoff moved on two the request of Chairman Francis tionaliat bloc in atrlfe-tom X menu, 132, and Leah Ryder and In-law; Mrs. Arthur LaCroix. East a N'd p l e n t v o f h o t d o o s a n d fronte today to maintain Con- 8, Murphy ot.tto Stats Asronau French Morocco, set stern Phil KaUenstein, llO ti. A aerie* of Hartford, and Stephanie , Williams , HAMBURGERS ' , '■ ties CommiastoM. conditions' today for actept ~aafMartaitMi •* , regular gamea will commence this of Middletown, junior bridesmaid. necticut’a leêr»hip in. the Murphy said tha alrlina roqueat '1^ , .. SERVICE A LA CARTE ing a pace proposal. Prime •' 11 MtrilWtIMWMttCtil Thursday night at the VFW Home. E. W. Orafftom, Middiefleid. was would pormit mor# dlrtct BraÛy Rep. Holt Held best' man and ushers were air age. Field service without going demand is for removal of the He diracted th* elate to proceed through the "bottleneck" in New Violence Theodore and Wililam E. .Good- pro-French sulUn. child Jr., brothers of the bride. with a new $400,000 hangar at York. At Gunpoint by Bradley Field, Thla we* on* item The party leaders gakhered here Mr. Goodchild gave his daughter One request involves the ’IVana- ysetarday for closed tallca on a in marrtage. ni th* $34 million in etate conatruc* World AlrUnee (TW A ) application tlon recently froien by th* Gover compromiak’ plan under whteh For her bridal she selected a gown to operate 15 flighU dally through French’lnatalled Suitan Moham Red lieutenant rus nor be’caua* of Oie financial load of Cdiantilly lace over taffeta. The Bradley Field, to poinU m Ohio, med Ben Moulay ^ ra fa would be flte^ bodice had a scalloped port preaented by the flood emergency. Kansaa City, St. Louis and Pitts X, ______He wired the U.a. ClvU Aerooau- replaced by a 3-man council of the Washington, Sept. 7 (F)—Rep. rait neckline terminated in a burgh. There is presently no direct throne. Istiqial’a chief. AUal El Holt (R-Calif) reported today he IsUnbul, 'Turkey, Sept. 7 (AV-IUdio Anksn miMNnesd cathedral train. Her fingertip veil tte Board urging prompt approym aerricc betyeen Connecticut and of airline requeata for expanded Faaai. boycotted the talks and waa detained for more than an tonight turkey hod rc-inpoded msrtisl law (m riot-toni Istan of stlk illusion was draped from a Hale's Fabri'e D^pt' Has The theae points. . hour in a suburb of Moscow. last north-aouth and tM -w «»t The second appeal callaYor ex stayed in Cairo because he wants semi-pillbox of nylon tulle wUh the Frcnch-ouated cx-aulUif, exiled Wednesday by a Sm’iet Army fleu- bul and Ismir. pearl flowers and sequins. She car gar eefvlc* out of ^redley Field. pahaion of Eastern Air Unee eerv- Inie radio M id a special session of Parliament had haan The new hengar. approved by Sidl Mohammed Bdh Yoursef, re tenant' who held a eocked pistol ried a 'white Bible covered with ice- , • • stored to the throne. at hit' head. called for ^ p f..l2 in the Wake of the anti-Greek riota in tha Chantilly lace, with white orchid the lR » legialature, become* the No Eastern flights can now atop firet item to to unfroien from a - The other Istiqial leaders Issued Holt said he waa accqi two cities last night that daused millions of dollars o f dam marker and streamers of whit* at Bradley unlese they originate a communique today having these b y. a member of the staff. Newest Fall and Winter Fabrics eonatrucUon MOd up order. south of North Carolina and west ages and yet uncounted casualties. ribbon and stephanotis. When completed. It wUl to »eaaed conditions for accepting th*. com Aiherican Embassy on a^^'rtait to The gowns of the honor attend of Charleston. W. V*. Murphy promise plan worked out at a re see a suburban achoto;^ ■ V . rl — ' .. ant and bridesmaids were styled to Trana-Ocesm Alrllnea which doaa mid this should to loMwned up. maintenance and repair work un- cent conference of French and Mo He said he left- hla diplomatic Isti^bul. Turkey, Sept. 7 (/P)— ^Violent ahti-Greek riota along similar lines, with, shirred > $ a « MllUea Road Daasage car, driven 1>y a Russian employs der Air Force contract. It will |>er- Dahiage-estimated at more than roccan leader* in Alx Les Bains, have .swept over Istanbul and Izmir, Turkey’s largest citlM, fitted bodice* and bouffant skirU, ■ mlt employment expanelon at France; of the American Embassy, and the matron of honor and Mr*. La $30 milUon waa done to Chnnoctl- Seek New Sultaa’a Ouster asked perihission of three teacher* causing millions of dollars worth of proport^ damage. For Every Purpose^ Bradley Field from 4 » to MO. cut's roads and bridges by the Croix in cotillion blue, Mrs. Theo The firm haa a Connecticut pay-, 1. Removal of Ben 'Arafa, aged to p^dgraph them and the school The government imposed martial law on both cities Isgt dore Goodchild in emerald green, Aug. 19 flood. end ailing ruler inatslled only two buJJdingx flight after a four-hour wave of destructioh and yet uncounted roll of $1,750,000 a year. Thia appraisal was made today and the Junior bridesmaid in No Coat to State years ago after hta pred.eceasor Took Ne Pletiirea casualtieii. It was able to lift the stato of siege today, how shrimp color. All carried colonial Gov. Ribicoff emphaaised that by State Highway Commlseloner had ahowh strong pro-Natlonalist When permiasien waa refuMd, bouquets to match their gowns. the project Will to eelMlquldsting, Newman E. Argravee. Hf act the sympathies. The Suit i hintaelf Holt said, he took nh pictures. But ever. “ ■ _ X ' The nosdgay of the matron of with leaae Income meeting the an damage t o ‘ town snd city roads Haa served notice he intends to when he returned to hia car the A communiquedssued in Ankara, the capital. M id Irtan- honor was encircled by the same nual paynienta of the 30^year bond and bridges at nearly $13 million sta.v on his throne "juntil-Ood calls Soviet Army lieutenant appeared bul and all of 'Turkey Were "oêcts of a Communist plot and lace as that used on the bridal and, figured damexe to state high and demanded hi* Identification ISDue. way facilities at an additional me.” .oaf. ‘ incitement,” gown. ‘••rhia is aomethlng that will ,3. Estabiishment of a proposed passport and identification card of Start of Great Adventure It was the first outbreak here Mr*. Goodchild selected powder Bland on Ita own feet .... and will $18.< mllUon. throne council tb rule would be the embassy offirial. Dgiuakg to local roads of DU- atemmtng from- the dlaput* over blue lace .with fuchsia accessories, Burlan Mo.* Photo hot coat the state money.” he eald. only a provjsthnal arrangement, Holt aaid he was getting in" the Fi?st dajr of school seems grim prospect to thew worri,ed- and the bridegroom's mother wore trick 1. which includes towna main the future qf the strategic island Cyprus Parley MRS. DAVID JAMES BARTLETT III •■It will permit expansion of the I. The return of Ben Youasef to car at the time but the officer or lopkitig chil(b«n ^ in g taken to Verplanck by their mothers. of-Cyprus, the British Crown Colo navy blue lace with pink acces- aeronautice industry and doesn't ly ih Hartford and Tolland Coun- ifYanca from Madagaacar. dered him out. He said he atayed Boriea. They assisteiK^ receiving ny •in the Mediterranean which tomair the state's general credit;" 4, Ben Youssef's agreement on where he was on advice of the once belonged to Turkey. Greece Winds Up with at a reception for 75 guesU follow ‘The Govemor’a appeal for ex- (ContlBued O B ^ g e Fourtoea) hffkbliahing the council and his embassy official, who had net yet ing the ceremony at the summer approval of ita membership. The demands that the islanders be al atepped into the car. lowed to vote for union with home of the Goodchildi. Bolton ex-Sultan would formally "conse He said the officer “ took out No Âgreement Lake, which was decorated with crate’’ the council. . , *■ ... Greece, but ts oppoaed by Britain his ■ Revolver, cocked it, held i^ a and.Turkey. The Turklah govern white pompons and gladioli. DerOgqtoiy Character Report: ;> 8. Exclusion from the new re foot from my htod and ordered When the couple left for a trip gime of qny persons who partici ment haa declared that if Britain London, Sept. 7 (P—TurMKi For to Niagara Falla hnd the Lauran- me out of the. car.” gives up Cyprus it should to r#^ eign Minister Fatln Ruatu Sforiu pated in the.August, 1953, ramoval At that point. Holt said, a po' tian Mountains, the bride was FOUND! of Ben Youaeef and enthronement turned to Turkey. said today Britlah-Greek-'ruridah wearing a 3-piece brown faille suit, of Moulay Arafa. . liceman - of the rank of captain Istanbul'and Ixniir, (formerly talks on the future Of the Mediter and pumpkin-colored accessorise Iôlitical Scandal Moms The comipuhlque specified that arrived and told th* American gmyrna) both originally were ranean island of Cyprus have (ind- They will receive, their friepdi tha provisional MUtion should "be party .they could go. Greek cities and have retained ed without agreement. Argued IS Minutoa large Greek populptiona through Th* TurkiWi etateemen told news after Sept. 30 at their new >«Mne, ^ .A . plsc* where you can get 3 minutjr only a meant that would permit Oak St., East Hartford. / d conelderation of a solution qf .basic T h e soldier told the policeman out Turkish history. men foreign miniatera of th* three O Top U^. Tak Official the Russian equivalent of go Jump countries have arranged to meet, TTie bride, a gradimto o^ the heel aervicc plus excellent workynan- problemt between Morocco and Premier Adnan Mender.es flew University of ConnecHcut. is with France." to Istanbul from Ankara laat night tonight only to approve the terma (Goatiaued oa Page Fourteen) of a 'final communique. ITte three Goodchild Realtyyeo. The bride ah ip on children’s back to aclidol ^ o e "V n cw W k . Sept. 7 (d ^ T h e New York Herald Tribune Call For New' 'trea^ to take charge personally ot the groom. is manager for the 8. S. ‘nie..latiqlal leadere'emphaaised restoration oL order. Even befoc* power talks opened nine dMs ago. aaid today a major pirfitical sisandal in'the Internal Revenue Zoriu haa arranged to fly taek to KreSge Co., Middletown. repairih g! that a permanent solution of theae mertiel law waa Imposed, troops} Service win explo^ momentarily in Washington oyer what proUema can never to aclithyed and Itarines, some to tahka, moved Turkey tomorrow with hla delsga* Just wash and drip dry. No it deserib^ RaJSto bottling-up. of a derogatory character re through administrative, social, and U. S^ Seeking Into the ancient metropoUa on the tion. . FOR RENT Ironing, pleats are permanent. economic . reformg within tbq Bosporus toquett the thousands Yg ' Agraa to Waegrie '■ 'KING ZOTTI" port on a top rgVltoUa official. - Ha aaU thera witt..:hm’i IS mm. Movie Projeetore- Four authentic Scotch plaida— A copyrmaed Wkahinjgton story framework'V the present regimi rioter* roaming ita atreeta, S A ^ l They called for ajiskv treaty ti diamiaafooa^r /MadI or' silent, also 35 mm ZOTTI Black Watch, Royal Steward. by Edvwird J. MowftJt sa'd tha lêt» Look at VtelenM ea Qrpraa Hunting Steward, Dresa Stew place tnis.ilSir FreiichlMoroci channela but meantime iSlnre has aUd* prhjeetors. OPEN MONDAYS. • n a w s p ^ has leamed^thU ex-; Ex-Tax Officid Cyprus itself waa the scene of been "formal agroemont to dla-' i m E REPAIR ard. clufwcly following a alx-monUi In-' treaty, negotiated on Morocco's '■ ' ,■ .I;-' .;^-' violence and armed polic* guarded i WELDON DRUG CO. THURSDAYS UNTIL fl 7»1 M AIN.ST. , aide to a legally constituted 'hnd issi^y '.Tv.'. . I agreo.’* \i$tigatlon{-^- ' ' , Arms Control the Green consulate against any M l MMb St^-TU. Ml-«-5S31 truly representative government. Apparent breakup of the talk* Bottled Up Two Yeare^ Sues ,U.S. for possible, demonatratlona by' pro- cam* on th* heels of riottojr and The story said “the upheaval- In Paris, French Premier Edgar / Faure and hia cabinet aides gave United Nations. N. Y., Sept. 7 riirkish elements there. A Turk violence' in Istanbul and lamir details of which have been bottled (vP)—The Uoitod States is pressing ish shepherd waa shot to death merists; to maintain ample dose study to raporta on a confer- last night by mob* ot young Tuifta They tay tbit is an aM<«f up for nearly two years—will al $26,823 in Pay for a new ldved to forsataUl muniate for stirring up the riot modern timet. pouoding step it careluiiy Center of the case, the Herald Internal Revenue Service efSclal msnts which may have made pre any more serious outbreaks on ing which causod imlUons to. prop- Our specialty it the chacked to avoid the pos Tribune aUted, is Edgar E. Hoppe. is suing th* government for $3S,$38 / . — — ; - vious plans otoolet*. Cyprus and haa ordered more than erty damage. prompt and predte i m sibility o f error. Yet. our $100 Trade-In Allowance Dallas, Tex., lawyer and former in back pay. charging he waa Thla was disclosed^ yesterday by 600 Royal Martin* Commandos to Dispatohea from Athens aaid the pounding of prescription*. prices are no higher than asstatant revenue commiesloner, fired in 1953 for refusihg to "white Harold E. Staasen, President the Island from'Malta to reinforce new developments had plunged Large prescription volume elsewhere. Always bring who reportedly charged he wea wash" an unfavqraW* character Arma Planners Biaenhower’a disarmament adviser, its. security force there. Turklah Greek relaUone to a new permits us to employ your prescriptions here. ^ Matchiitg Plaid Fabric fired for “ political expediency” be report oi» -a key figure in lb* tax vrho declared that all U.S. posi In Athena, a .foreign mlntatry. low. ' ikilled Registered Phar- yd. cause he "refused to whitewash collection service. ' , ^ tions on tha key question of con apokeaman aaid Greece had re Zoriu met newsmen after eon- Not pleated for waist bsnd,. blouses, etc. a derogatory character report,'* - The suit ha* been filed in th* May Cut Billion trol p'ut forward prior to th# Big quested a meeting of the per^ ftrrtog two hours with Britiali for O PAT ELECTRIC BILLS HERE On Your Qld Washer Hoppe- .was chief of the inspec U.S. jCDurt of aalms by Edward Four summit talks were subject manent NATO Council in Paris to eign Secretuy Harold Macmillan • YOUR HALLMARK CAKD STORE tion service which polices the E. Hoppe, now a Dallas lawyer. to change. consider the riota and that Deputy and Greek Foreign Minister Bteph- o WE ARE TOUR REXALL STORE 'Revenue.Service for IntemsI graft Hoppe was formerly aaristant Defense I Costs Staasen stated the new U.S. ytoeign Minister Panayoitla 1 Steptonopoulos. and corruption. commissioner of internal revenue. view before th# United... Nation*, He n ld that during the aon- MORE and MORE Bauling^ Woolens The Herald Tribune said Hoppe, At the timii of hla dismissal he Washington, Sept. 7 (S')—Mili Subcommittee on Disarmament, (Oeottaned eq-Page TwsaAy-three) ferencsTurkey and Britain were Toward A New a career employ*, recently filed headed the service'* inspection tary planners reportedly are study now In ita second week of private in complete agroemeiit" that NORTH END suit in the U.8. Court of Claims unit, eei up to guard against cor ing th* .possibility of cutting an- discussions bn the various pro Cyprus m wt continue under Brit- BEAUTIFUL DAN RIVER TVRINKL- IN PLAIDS, PLAINS and TWEEDS for $26,823 in bs'ck pay. ruption within the service. • » othar billioh dollars from planned posals made at Geneva and previ tM rule and that th* question of 'Itie story added inat John P. Hoppe said in his toUUoo tost defense spending to help balance ously. Wall df Flame self determination should to avoid SHED and STEVENS RESILIENT ^ 58” BAUDNG'iS WASHABLE WiUil. attorney fet Hoppe, mad* his dlamlssal by Commiasioner T. the government’s budget by next He called on the other mem ed at least for th* immediate PHARMACY G-EAUT6 MAtlC the entire Hoppi file available to Coleman Andrews* vrat approved .Juhe 30. bers—Russia, Britain, France and future. CREASE RESISTANT. PRESHRUNK ^ the newspaper. by Secretary of th* Treasury Hum Administration source* reported Canada—to prepare and present Threat to Town 4 DEPOT SQ. ^ Ml 9-4SRS The Herhld Tribune said Hoppe, phrey and tha Civil Service com yeaterday a new economy drive ia to the subcommittee their “ post- He indicated that the eonfereac* MARINE f l a n n e l refused to comment to It on any mission and was “ baaed on politi being urged on all government de Geneva" positions on arms inspec broke up over failure te resolve a phar* of tha derogatory report or, cal conaideratlona.” partments in an effort to whittle tion and control, which he asserted WASHER ■ \ His' lawyer, John P. Witail, Said On West Coast Greek demand that ^ tbs 500,000 to reveal the criticized official’a dov.-n or wipe out the $1,700,000,000 must be the• foundation of any. Cypriote B ^ id to given tbs right WOVEN PLAID , identity; Hoppe —a Repuldican appointed deflclt forecast laat month by disarmament plan. 15% woijl veteran of 24 years ih the service—' SttU o « Payroll S e c r^ ry -of the Treasury San Frartllaco. 8ept- 7 (F)—On# (Oeettaaed eikJtag* Tweate-Yhne) nylon ' mie newapeper added that It had waa fired eolely as "a 'matter of Humphrey -and Budget Director (Oontianed *n Page Fear) jot th# worst forest fire* to Padfie (htiu tHid nthaas learned from reliable sources that poliUcal expediency" because he Rowland Hughes. \' . ------. Coast History roared down oh .. the report contained these high refused to tone down "a critical No 'apecjfle amount of reduction Z^m SSSBSSSXBSSSSSSSGB Yreka, a Uttle northern Cklifonda GINGHAMS lights; The.official, who Is atill on adverse report on a new political haa been assigned to the Defense logging town today. And mam flv» Mix-match th*. plain and plaid 'v the payroll despite Hoppe'e re$K>rt. aptoOitee.’ '^ moth waves of flame raced across Hu waA watar t$ Witsll, in a telephone interview Department, these sources ’ said, set up a phony dependency to avoid but an official there reported the Newsîdbits Jttoe. of thoueands ef acres of BuUetiiis; or delay military service; a draft from Jefferaon City, Mo., where parched timber and bjruah land he i* vacationing, refused to name bllUon-dbllar figure was being con yaa.mgur thHusI ),• .i board rejected him •» a peychO- sideried.Ba a poasibiUty. Culled from AP Wire* elaewhere in CgUfornla and neigh froM the AP Wing neurotic and .gave him a 4-F rat- the “political appointea” buU said Defense spending makes up boring Oregon, - ^ yd- major part of the overall budget, Klamath National Foiest offi 8 9 " BAULINC'S (Oontinned Three) 58 ' (Oeattaoed aa Paga.Feor) and Air Force expenditures take a Britain's economic troubles al oiala alerted thja 8,500 residerils of FEELS DUE WILL BUN ,W a ham Just received twelve new patterns in the big slice ef tha^ amount. There legedly have forced Eden govern "Yreka to connect their garden Denver, Sepi. 7 (D -A Coletato n r were indicattons, therefore, that ’ wanted colors snd plaids.' They wash and iron WOOL and RAYON ment to try to find way* of trim- BSaea and stand by when e 3-day- Repubileaa leader. Denald r -~ '~ Air Force spending — for planes mtog aeeee defenee i.costa and to old fir* ex|dodcd out of control maa, conferred wHh like a handkerchief, no atarching, and creases and Equipment — might to hardest consider cutting down on military and thundered, through 11 miles of Eiseehower today, am fhjlouL/ Hall Sees GOP hit doUar-wiSe by any reductions service by drafteei. ,1. .Commerce danse..,timberland to within four away wiili "A skeOg SCOTCH PLAIDS which can t o made. and Labor Departments report mllsB of town. By midnight 100,0(10 that tto Chief Exeenlivp Humphrey and Hughei.) report number of nation's long' term job acres war* ablaae. 1 lor a seeond ing th* newest deficit estimate laat less worker# ta 'enly abeut hall Firefighters frankly said thefc speet about 36 aalnatoa ertgi tto Easily with Eisenhower month, said "we should and can" what it was a year ago.' < had no chance' of checking thn Preeldeat at bis vaetalaa band- balance the budget for th* fiscs) 8Ute Labor Conurilasioner Ren- flre'a onelaught Hoyrever, Kla quarters bare and told netoaeta year and expreaaed hope that suf- ato Rlpciutl recommend* 8t*t* helps Denise Bartoo, StephenjJBaiM and Robin F. Gray, math Forest Bupendsor Ruasell later that wbUe to did net orga Rdg. 3349.85 l|-9 8 yd. Washington, 8*pt. 7 (F)—Ifa'âchleved’^ "while th* country, has . .a-TTf____ V or U .1I •* t ficl'ent spending cuts "can proper Uft ene-week waiting period ta- rib right, to adjust on ffrst day of kndergarten. Bowers said Yreka. a logging and E M b o w e r te run agate. *'l lw a> Thirty Colors^ in tional Chairman Leonard W. Hall been at peace. ly to made" to accompUsh It. , stroag fealteg that ha wM.** - Trade-In Allowance 5100.00 While Halt said nothing abqut quirement for unemployment in- farm center in north central 0*11- Mlip WASHINO STfTIM Authentic Scotch plaida for drmme. akirta, jack, predlctad today a “ jandallda vic 'file newest estimate, $700 mii- Surenc* as flood relief emergency fornia some 30 miles south of jhe tory" tor ^ha Rapublicians in 195d. 'the .' poaelbiUty that Piesident lion below the figure ftoecast last PETITION FOE BFIHtUg}, Lint MtHed eel af y w wash ri(dN belere yeer.^ .ata, alacka, ahorta. eto. ----- Eisenhower wUI rim again, many measure.'. . Mayor Wiinam T. Oregon border, appeared to be In But Senate and House Campaign January, was bAsed on expected in CArroU is told Torrington suffered no immediate danger. . WaaUagteo. 8epL 7 (Fl - t lK L eym. Thq 0-E wsiabaskeH* always filM ta evtr- Oommltta* heads said it will not of the'stats chairmen mad* it fiewiag ctofinuemly earning aw*y list, lasp f Crompton's Fine Quality creased taxes which would mors lees pf $lSgtl,5d6 In municipal Yreka waa foutheaaf of the Heoatega (D-Me) nooeanead Ito,. to eaqy for th# GOP to win contrM dear thUy feel the - Pr*ald*nt> than offset a I lH billion increase NOW seuas ead li^ l ptriichn. Saad sad silt sniesMU- presence, on th* 1956 ticket la and non-municipal property dam' blase, and forest officiala hoped to day 16 ctUaen repreifatellvgl $249d95 kt Congress, in estunated epeiiding. age in flood dteaster. keep the fir* out of town as long wUI preeeajt a **petttten for Mw Pfoturt Qf a Ihn Wlw’t BtM Arouai^^ V tally sisstsd (ran the haium • ( the swhhesket. ' j ' ■ ) ' ItoU aaid in c talk prepared for essential' to victory. In a morning television broad The. drive to cut back the higher Moscow Radio says gevtot ae$ aa the west winO did not ehlfl redreee ef cftovaocee". te Kte, the opening'aeealon of a campaign speodito-aattatata followad, with eatlflc espedlttoa mad* np of two Senate a v U Klghta aa 58" BAULINC'S school for Republican aUt* chair cast (NBC—'Today*') HaU told In- around to the nivth. By the time he flniiiked hnaUng np materials to build a new back terviewere he waa "planning the Humphrey and Hughes leading ships and several plane* will leave Huge clouds of amok* obacured tee at a CeaeMtOMea Degr povck, ho wae too tlrad t o tockle the Job. men. that if the OOP can get lU what Humphrey deloescribed ■ to tog SepL 17. Tto haortei Pin Wale Cbrduroy machinery'tod^ting effectively at campaign and organising on the In November for two-year stay In baaU that he (Elsenhower) will Antarctic.. Several Bay State . (Oeattooed ea Page I t o e ^ < open a study hy tto . Too loU Ho DMo't .Know About the precinct level '^we can look (deJltaoefl -*a Fage* Tea) t«« tote threoto' of -ereateO" of Wool and Rayon Tweed forward to a victory of landslide run.” Aekedlf he thought the OOP prison gii^tU discover togor could win with any other candi peored Into gaaoltac tahka of their CivU Klghta. and,ate* wlB tooe-. T h o W . G . G It o o o y p n o S lo p S o r v k o protortipna in 195«, not only for memerate the 16tth aaolver-; .the preMdency'.but in recapturing date, Hall replied: cars and prison officials .blame Backlash by Glaflys Werim eewythtof t* bMM nmrtking . . .- including a cerapleto “ Let's just say. we're going to Mystery American outside pals of convicts seeking ‘ aary ot tto slgolag o t tto V A ew UHuif sHe Hh nttn uvitietanM strivafel* •tteisf, : luneu * 36" wide aentrol of both Houses.'* CoasUtattea. selertinn at mtm "M t-rm m Sr nrodiKto deatgned fee th* heme 8*n. Ooldwater (R-Aris> and win with Eisenhower.” revshg* ' for prison-lmpoeed pun-- hsmdy man. Ptyweoda, nmllhenrne, aney-to-lnetmU laeulaUonl nsr* cunts tHSClly ItwtmMmstkMMIsr. Sstha. «sw .dsMNt Sre ftr Hat ts » l» yJ- nta o*m sdist ssttosut v** tiesiy stitti say Mhomio ebsasei i* nsr, sah. Rap. Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa),. The chairmen will fly to Ishment. Floods Texas Ared And, ewTt lean you power toeie at a email charge. O>lo., at the close of their Says He^s German 8Uty-eight men mlraculoualy BEPM IT JORDAN RAID esissn. wsiwMstaMbM. ' suso msksd ly hsid. sesisme 32-39 yd. chairmen, of the party’s Sanats , Jeruealem, Sept. 7 M — Otm In . . .. Mfag year etsmtwirtlen praMeme with you. We’ll "'Ctoidurar (Dr fall and- winter^for skirta, suita, And Houat Campaign Committeaa, Friday for a 8aturday eatope death In'white-hot pyre of givo yea PEEL tipo, ea hew te de-tt-yoonelf. 4-*n^tod C124,GlotoniasUr which '■ Brownsville, Tex., -BepL- 7 (F)— ' IsraeU nalUtery CoRM h today H T d m fbo now G-l FIlTiR-ElO* Waaklof ^sa*s.!eEM.Fa «rtw *ai‘, cMidren’s wear, etc. agraad in other prepared talks, breakfast 'discuaslon with Berlin, Sept 7 (F)—^The myatery Vicious aqualla from the backlash howar of campaign plana. "American” Uii Riisaians freed qraahedNm takeoff during dust tetlHrateae ^ Ttvii'daep t ^ a nubby twead eolora for aklrtR' that control of Congress can to o f tropical atorm Gladys continued up tw Pree DoUvery won but said it will reqiitr* bard See Dm ta *M Base Monday sow claims he’* a Oer-. atorm. nnwag *■* laaa. . . Biafato draaata and d^ta. from Brasil urges Protestant Epis- to pound th* Texas coast today today near te 36’’ Crqnipton printed Corduroy S I .69 yd< woth. -"H.,,....,.-.' SoHM of tha GOP leaders aaid man. UK. offleials eay they*^ not after chasing sedras of persons thay think tha Praaidantlal invita convinced that story either. cotol'Church to loereaea effort* sottteBMat, te GHas Iha Laadeiehip ot from their homes to jtb* Corpus Vaitey **TMay our Republican party tion tmpUea that Etoenhowsr in ■ITi* Sovieta released the man as Ir. Latin America where Roman 'AppUanee Dept, tanda to acdi another tarm But Oatboltc Church is strong. Christi Bay area north ot her* last has great amete,’* Mall aaid. "We Charlaa Frederick Hopkins, Bight. ' hay* th* magnifleent and dedicated Ray Blias, Ohio chairman, aaid ha Amaricah civUiaa, along with two Sun-baked Lo* A im lai aoetber blaat df bllstortog heat and ThsiOoaat Guard btaved tto di's leadership of President Eiaenhower doesn't beUav* ha and hia col soldiers who.Jiad been prisoners qf driving rain and pounding surf up Oak Street G k m StaaipR laagues will know aiueh mors sodden Texas GulLXVwat geU an O ’ ‘Lnin C’ MATERIALS and the rest of the tfara which .the Reds fqr seven years. The and down tha lowar end ef th* f has mad* good government th* about tto Prasldant'B piana after civUian . aaid then he yraa (rqm other drenching from squalla TIm e le W . n W W S CO M BtU to' give iânttoa’B Texan odast, huattog dlatresaedi, ec L. U fV! B t R FUEL > Entranca ^ G lY^ With Cash M a s iota rather than Ui* axospUon to the maattog-thaa thay do now. New Yetk Ctty. miaaing veowli. raoeatag ■ports- AMNCNagfM:C6iW> IhMrtM fer tha past three years.” Aa far as; the hsttla for oentral IsMt Mght, after extended toas- ■anita a$ least ona-thltd e f soats to Ite lower bouse Is it to Ar- maii and hespliig an eye m iaolat- Ha#0ka ala* of **ths gnatast e f the Beasts to seaceraed, OoM- tteotog by V A tatplHaeace «(• Note friendg, helpful taoeher gorabine to lauach liu eh M ter’a I , i'f IMS aatton hsa ever goatlittos PrsaldSBt iMWiot K holtn OB' •eademie cofferi. (HenUI Photog). ( Ij I II I ■ i4 m M It hM ham .(« Hr (C luM ' D. Ftroo. « V, ■/-iTT' V

MANCIUESTES EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER^ CONN» WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 19S81 | IA N C » B 8 n » IV b NINO HERALD. MAKCStSSTBR. OONlL WEDNE3DAY. SEP^M BER 7. 1958 1“ at the Old Homaataad In Somera at S o'clock with Ifadalina FTad- RbcIcrJMj '> . thair own prbiphm war* aom* of Roekville-Vemon bn Sapt. IS, at 7 p.m. arlck in chnrga, fonowad. by • undoubtedly rooult la Ireaelad pie- Haiwpahira rsarlBB thair hand* in Tba purpoaa of thia dlnnar la to buainaaa aaaalon at ■ o'clock. Maine OpeiiB O lhee thA ffistnnt mat. the thliMs theae Jl w o r Scout* toeuoa o f oountloaB thaaaaada o f leAmsd, in prtonrauiln.^ for - the acquaint the teachers with ' the bars are reminded to bring ahaats, $BC Unit Stalled?^ Ex-Tax Official caroor piepia — dodlcatad l4ral Foot Tr^ Through Vermont Th* Oeve-nC-the-WlndR an Icy commlttaa. for the coming year, pillow, caaei, hand and dlah towala eav* of JIva chambere, was n ohal- longer trip to Inirape which they people ^ now la the fotoral on* are planuteg to take nekt siuiHper. Boar4 to Difcusv liu r Unit Denies Opposing Hie alx new teachers will bb êats for one of ihe roembcra of the PlaniB indefinite Cbariea asirev ftewari tooucr ploy ,. . . lenga to th# braver’ oplriU of the of the PTA. • Corps’ In a flood area. iBorea ■aealt. Sues U.S. for Proves Valuable to Scouts t)Ut due to th* lack of neesa- Nop* will ever forget the "Mr. Hoppe, In hla affort to keep and baauty of the' mountains, th4 School Shortiêt Arthur Lyon Jr., prealdent, haa .-.Several rapreaentatives of. the the revenue aarvtoe ecandal-free, •y ropes none got beyomL the announced that the first rcgulsr Connecticut Public Expenditures RockWlle. Sept. 7 (Special)— good fallowahlp of building Gres dlUOB. Rural Police Appropriation loet hie maane o f livelihood after 1$ chamber of this eerie moun and preparing meals, th« insplra- hibcting of the Northeast PTA will iCkiuncll will meet with committed The High School Building Com $ 2 6 3 2 3 in Pay eouhUd for ^ the fact that sU; tain ceVam, SepL 7. (Spoeial) — wa* used to" 8a.l. 1 p.m. "P ra r SeMlev' Carieeas wtthetanding any and aU pollUcal ^'living, togSthar harmimlously In Uon of attUng around a campfire at over the *iinuD«f,And < be held on Sept. 19. The program chairmen' of the Town-City Btudj) mittee has not decided on the next .V iaterreatioa for nearly 35 yeare; a group whUe hlMng oimr trnila log with them at Taylor All th* scouts enjoyad * ride up' School toeolfanewt Ggura* and {lockWlle, Sept. 7 (Special)— sented on the School Site Commit for the,evening will begin at 7;Sh Group tonight following the meet- "LaMI> »* Brat night wars four dusk, sintong quieUy end tha com- future eaviiigB na tite The membere o( the Vernon-Rock- step in its eearch for a school site « I Bag* o m y "I feel that the lhte$trlty, pree- through tha deep woods and ewer and down Uit aerial chair lift on paniontolp of other members qf th* claoaroom m rtogw will b* amou ediicatjtetol budgbt. he -Bg^- tee. Campbell predicted that It wlth. the regiatrstlon of members ing of the Common CbuncU. Msth-^ and no affort has been made by tigexand Judicial w ied ™ *'of the Canadian Boy Sooute, two the mountain, and anacka pur- itoma dlacuaaed'at tonlltbt’a Board vllle Taxpayers Aien. went on rec* in ou n ^n tope* eaJoylhg the could spank English. Aftto supper group.'^* . The ayntaim-PW qpiR th* yew would not be iMig before Vernon and visiting of classrooms'with the ods of orgsnixlng the study and t ^ (3onunlttee to call a special- that Hoppd trill nnma him "whan muted itotM court of claims chaeed at the Octagon, to the top Those girls who made the Long of Education maeUBg, aaid Super- Qt^ last evening aa never having and Rockville were (tonsoIidatM. teachers. A hour business rnaking reports win be discussed, benuUee'of nature juid learning to' that evening the boye told girls with thre* •uHRlttit* teeeheri, sanctioned any i|tatements made town meeting on the subject. SBC ha takoa tha 8tand" In tha law wUl be aiore than'adequate to of Ul* liG proved n welcome Trail trip thia year included Pa intondont O f Schools-N.Artbur E>, (Chatterton eatd. I t ie the Grst t ia * f.'j President Ertel stressed the im-' meeting at 8:30 will follow, with n {, expected that the ftrat re- Chairman John G. Talcott Jr. iald copr trith this ahallow -conspiracy Uva under primitive tx>ndlUoBe entertained each oUito with'sing change from trail diet, aspeclally ChaUerton. that the grdup'objected to Includ' •ult. T ly t nttomay said tha ap- ing ihrir own songs and trying to tricia Baldwltt, Maty Barry. Loret aubeUUitos bavB been uesd *n portapce of members attending Tffreahmenti served by the &ecu- ports will be presented in Novem- today. ■ ^ . polntoa now holds a high peat in of pq|tUto)>Mfr6nage and that the were eome df Ute experieiicee the fresh mUk. ta CarlaoiL Susan Crockett, Betty Otetterton aaid thia Is OmlIm I ing an appropriationLppropriatu for rural po any and all town meetings, adding tive Committee. Mrs. Robert pey. tench the. others fi^ e of them. . opening day, h * . added. The decision was made in view tha Intom al jRavanua Sorvlea. court wW ^dlcate this man." which members of Senior Qlrl Ptnngd 1h ley Wtoier*. England, Evelyn Harry, Martba year that tuition studanto lice in the town budget,' or city of- that many o f' the things which Greene Is in charge of the refreah- Frank H. S^kloU Scout Troop I had recenOy while flcials serving on the town Board of the fact, that the Board of Fi rive Bights Mere spent on Mt. The last two days th* ' >gra Leamdar, Carol McHugh, Mary •averal bordartng town* will snt< have been "griped abput" at the menta. The parents of schqol and Fpnersl services were held this nance hns twice turned down sites on a 10-day hiking trip over a por MaiteBeld, jtos 'a t Butler Loiê moved south on the trail to Bolton Quintln, Pammella Shorts, Emma the high school aa frariunan. Tb« DtmUHtAno IHPUMIA 6f Finance. meetings, might have been cor pre-school children, as well as the afternoon for Frank Herman Audrowa and othar o f f 1 c 1 a 1A tion of the Long ^ 1 1 of Vermont. President Fred Ertel emphasized proposed by the SBC tor the new^ docllnod to eommont.on Hoppa’a Wall of Flame and four to TBift Lodge, and there Lodge, Bolton. Hera on Inviting Stephens, Susan TurkInMun and now group, Is slatod to graduata ip rected at the start had the tax- public, are invited to Schlott Jr., 26. of Highland Ava. Living on the Long Trail ia to* Jacqueline Wnibel. They were ac< 1950. Out-pMown students com- Mt.'Alto, N. C. Of) ’-T h * Rev. th, IM U4t nilUiir mttt.r Ivui .tlmJed nutlni,. high Bchopl. * ehargoa. H it Juotica DepartiRant. the glrls^tdid themselves hiklBg ipountain stream with its "pot Maple Street ^ .A wlio died early Monday morning In However, Talcott said,- a state duced to the very eesentinle of life hole” proved the main interest, compenied by leaders Jean (Camp prisa about one-third of the high Bdinr HNNease,' pultor of S4Ha only one The first meeting the Maple an automobile accident bn ciwatal triUch la dtfondlng the oult,^ haa —-food, shelter and clothing. This all thpiougbest trails oh tbs moun- Methodift dnirch near Ifr. A li^' E' Eii,".s‘n"“ j “ ““ •" ment bv' the Committee would be untlt mid-October Threat to Tqwn and alt welcomed the opportunity bell and Emily Smith, who will ac school enroUmant, tha auperintan- i regular meeting a month in the Street PTA ^>'111 be held Monday, Lake., Rd. « ~ ^ to file an ah* wne an entirely n4w experience to ‘'toth, '80ihetimestwo or three times. company tha troop to Eurc^ next dent said. hold* thre* eSUfg* degree* *n member speaking on either sub-1 „ „ iê first Tuesday of the made, by the first of next week awar. Sphctaculqr views from the chin, to plunge Into its icy waters. at 8 p.m. In the school auditorium Bearers at the military funeral outlining the group’s plan and for alt but threo of the giria, who had sumiher. However, He added, by the time without benefit oF -.^ 1923 high with registration of members , 'John Fortuna. Robert Reln- irroNioHTii Hoppo said Andrews and Deputy been on a previous trip, end at LSM feet, the highest point In the From her* on Wednesday mpm. dlvldu^^d*!!Jm 'for thi Maoris^ month, unless a special meeting is the next step in thr site search. • Commleeioner O; Gordon Delk Jr. On West Oiafi ing, Aug. 31, tha girts ware token Tha other five membere of Troop the tuition studenta Gniah here, the school diploma. dividual and not for the associa- called in the interim, •tarting at 7:30. 'hold. Frank Zbyk, Francla Sad- firat atone thought they would nof sUte . of Vermont, were had when I who have previoualy been on tha ‘ Informed of the ovtrito^t, tion. >'DOVBUS FEATtlRE” : first tried to get hlni to tone down the Scouts'- climbed up to that by car to Waterbury where they Eeckvllle-Vernon echool population M itghi 3^20 Fred Herding,, seeretery, jeport- Mrs. Ethel Peaw, presldenj. has jajt. prej Hewitt and Thadeui Oik. bo able to get along without rîo; Long Trail and who plan to go to semer High Schcml auU It has been reported Uiat mem- starring • "derogatory Informntlon" ha had fioint. A panotoma of indescribable took th* train back to Hartford, to will h*vo increased to an extent ed the association has 5BS~paid up announced the following commit-1 Members of the American Leg- Sales at M arket (OMUnaed from rm fs One)> talevlirioB, movies, soft beds, elec- Europe'next summer are Virgiilto where the iota of tha out-of-town solved to award him the dipli bars of the association objected to JOHN WAYNB turned up about tha new - ap toicM appUancae and all th* other Seauty was spread out before ba met there by waiting parenta members on its books as of last tee chairmen. Willism Stiles,.pro-; Color Guard were also present. Dr. Waiter' JB. Onstafsen and frienda. Field, Marcia .Hazen, Barbara Mc- studenta will not be noticed. —some 32 jreara hit*. including the rural police dn the evening. pointee. Hoppe said that when he a shower of dead things to which they are accus their cyee, rolling Green Mta. to Gann, Nancy Saunders and Pa ^xi Wanda DeLong hM- j Delegation! from the local Amer- SANDS OF IWO JIMA x^tofused, the offlciele at flrqt asked the skies and Chatterton cited again the -acute town budget, aa those who live in pitallt^ Mrs. l^len Am. publicity Legion and Legion Auxiliary Dr. Walter E. Gustafson, a Man A m ou nt to $2,013 cinders rained down .----- on Yrekn. . tomed in their dally Uvea, but they the south, and riorth, peaceful Living together in a group, learn tricia Wliey. American Iêglon A,etivltles , Pin# foir hie resignation and then, on ing to do without many of the classroom shortage, particularly in Pencil maker*'report that Iff* the city are already taxed to pay Mr.'.Mr.*. .Emma Emma Powell. Ways and n—.Pott also- attended._ TViwnefolk hadled out hoses aiM found that Uto without all these valleys and fertile flekto to the The.announcement, that is an chester native and a raaident here, Wok« of Hw Ro4 WlHh '. Oct. 7. 1658. fired him. oast and west, with Lake Cham- things to which they are aocue- Uit elementary giades. He said it expectancy of their product haa for tlm. city’s police department, nually awaited by the young fry, means. The Rev. Forrest Muster, pastor prepared to douse their roofs if appurtenance* of .Our so-called increased until a 7-lnch.pencil can and faltNlia Vernon Fire District Following the meeting refnrefrejh- haa announced the opening of an Tuesday was another busy, day . Also with Jolui'WnyM ' He contended this was a Viola ilolH and the Adtrondacke of New tomed in their everyday liveSt IVia' world has about 44,000 might be necessary to reconvert was made by the American Legion' of the' Union Congregational burning embers began cascading "dvlUzaUon" e«q/be Interestiog. thunderetorms a day, aaya the Na Building R on School St. for elc- be sharpened 17 Umea and write* should pay for the two part time menta will be served In thehe acKool office for the practice of pediatries at the Manchester Auction Mart SUNDAY tion of tha 1913 Uoyd-LaFoUette and fun. too. fork etate gleaming In the distant traveling -together In a group, last night, when members voted to Church officiated. Services were as sales totaled $2,013.90. and a Act which protects Civil SOrvIce from tba thundering tire. meeting other people and planning tional deographic Society. meiitary use. Since last year tha 46,000 words. rural consta|dea. hold the annual Halloween Jam cafeteria held at the White Funeral Home at 719 Burnside Ave., East Kart- STALAG 17 More than 1,800 men battled the Footpath Through. WHderneos west Slid the White Mte., o f New total of„681 half-bushel baskets of employes from summary dlamls- T' ^tANEK Also that there was a question boree On Monday evening, Oct.' 31. Building Fund Opifi^gB ) and burial was In Grove Hill Ceme ford. Dr. tfiiatafaon, son of Mr. a ^ PLUS CO-Mtt blaze and Hundreds more. Includ The Long Trail, literally a "foot aa to whether city officials had a tomatoes were sold. Box Office Opens 6:45 ' fsl- path throiMh the wildomess," ex EiNtronics La Iw The party thia year will follow An all-church loyalty dinner tery. Mrs. Walter C. Gustafson of 64 It marked the -second straight .Îtail mads available to me ing 400 soldiers from the Presidio light to be memhers of the Board a patjeni almllar to that of prevl- will be held at-ythe urange Hall Hamlin St., la a graduate of Man ShovrSUrto at Dpsk of San Francleco, were rushing to- tends ov4r the summita of the of Finance. Ertdl cautioned the day of heavy sellini,' at the (bar Ne4v York Herald Tribuna a pUte- oua. yeara and will featPrc a ,ln. Vernon jBMter, Sept.' IS. to chester Hl|^ School, the Univer ment by Hoppa to tha Qvtl Servica the scene. Green Mountains of ..Vermont fram members aboui^ making state All Talcottville and Vernon news ter 'Oak St., market. Monday and the Messachusette line to the parade and avyarding of prisea for 'mark tha^klck-off ‘ of general, so sity of ConttfcUcut and the School Tueaday'a combined basket sales ■ Comrolfslon. In It Hoppe said An- But Bowers expressed {feesimiem ments that were their personal various costumes. i i t e m a are now being handled about checking it.' Hp said the Canadian border. On a daily hike j Iim Skeet Club, which will alio go into PI. coafipletes Installation of a new letratlon. Andrews, whose ap- IWSerM EAT MVTHIN6 WITH the fund. John E. Baker, Special Gifts and other valuables are beginning la C«l*r rte*nia8r*M STARTS jBtJNDAY 19.6S6 Acred Blackened clpthlng, slaeplng bag and eating plate glass ft .t. to turn up In debria from the Aug. >bitment was sponsored by Sen. Hie biggest bUckened approxi . Commander-elect Buell Chap chairman; Walter Tedford, Gen aae C*Ur , "OOBWEBB" utensils. In addition, general equip .4> lib« m aMMMly FAUETEETHI eral Gifts chairman and Mrs. Details of the project were an Eyrd (D-Va), la a Virginian who mately 10,000 acres nsqr Medford ment including euch Items aa man announced that the new, 19 flood. l;ta4:»-(;4» l;U-aiIS "MOON FLErr* TtesMt with eUiM Aai tils. Robert Meadoweroft, Service nounced today by J. ICVerett North, Four bovs, ranging In age from describea himself aa a "Byrd Dem- In Southweetem Oregon,>ieetroyed cooking utenslU, first aid kit, ax a. j^totor*»«uM.r..in.W, American Legion officers would be the bank's treasurer. Approval-of Keck, « a«s Mr* s* m *1 Try Installed with the new officers of Committee chairman, all of Ver 11 to 16. ‘found $400 Monday on CHILDREN FUEL i . r ocrat.” rive homee and forced families out and food, were distributed equally Ml PtSMl-Umr. Om sselicuiaa ■•k** the directors of the bank was 8UN.S T »B W B B ”—Color [ N( w tnqianj . I r < iy uu'i.l Ur i i Hopps said at tha Urns of hU of the ‘Tdlo District. Another swept •a N * f^ Biir Mik bbHi Bi H aia» the Auxiliary unit in a joint cere-- non Center. the Naugatuck River bank, and among tha aaembars of-the party, el*i»i it Math wttiMt S*mM *r gained about one month ago and conversation with Andrews he had over 3,000 acres of. scittered pine thus bringing tha total walght of •B»t. . / M m*m FUMi-Lia** bwdcat earsMusil'r mony at GAR Hall on Sept. 17 at Voung Democratic Ptenie had spent $82 by the time police -.r-' approval of the trustees of the caught lip with them yesterday at baen told ha could give up hU poet and brush on the Ochoco National the glrla’ packe.up to about 35 Fa W^ BMyirBBÎ^BBtlifBBBi IS rew pisM. AMIsm, rsit, leoi* el«w< is 7:30 p.m. . Plans have been completed for Renville Methodist CSiurch. which s wares easrier a* e**n css de. Ne s«*d The post-Installation will b« in Savin Rock, a West Haven amuse as aaalstant commlsaiOMfr and Foreat, west of Sneca where a pounds. I le paw sp ArariM feadt. With platat hald the annual picnic of the Topjig. owns the building, was Just com - ' Uka a lower paid feb na an In flrafighter was trapped and killed §a AbMbIi Bm Mîart BBBWjr SBTBte. charge of Fourth OUtrict.offlcdrs. Democratic Oub. It wilt be held ment park. The Btert of the trip wae sched •fitBir hr Maati-Liaat, veu pan bst pleted, North said. ternal Revenue Service director In Sunday. A third raced out of con uled for Friday, Aug. 19, but na anvTHiaai siapirltr imt tiripM Flaata Announcement was madi at last at • p.m. on Sept. 14 kt Henry The new front to cost about A power shovel clearing away fbt^Sisaoie isaisr TWasMaa lisar aa trsaUaaaaM apptr at Iswar. Km\ night’a nkseting that dua-to-iack Hood debris in the Ward’s flaU the Southwest. trol over 1,000 acres of the Rogue ture got In her hand at the very PaflC ^ y 19,000 will be installed by John R. River Netlonel Forest near Med- ami Jlmito'ssrwiee call . sad k aaida patAtdr. Ew <* sm, tatt*l*M. of Intareat, the Post will not'apon- section scoop4d np federal savings The aseietnnt commieeloDer for beginning, for this wee the day sdaHaia. hatailati ra rs* aad plaiaa. Aa- ( Ttie apeakpra "will Ipciude Con- GOttier, local builder and contrac inepeetipH Is thF revenue eervlce’e ford. . of the big Good diaaater in Con aor a football team tbla aeaaon. greeiaman ThomtpJDodd and State tor. North .indicated that the Job bonds with' a nsaturlty valua of M I M 124 Baraht* aa diractad. Meaar hack H ast Northweai Sobool IMaiier $3,000 yesterday. TELEVISION , top InterBhl. p^lcemnn, charged ' SevGrGl hundred mllGG to the necticut, and traina to Verinont csBpIataly Bdaiad. Aat rear draspac/ Senator Jack Sto^, and it la would be completed by Nov. 1. with inepecUng thS work of the ■outh, a faat-moving brush fire were not running. Flqally, on Sun A dinner for the Northeast PTA . Gunmrtal gray glasb-.with plate Tha name <^/the puirehoaer la I’, K 1 V V , 1» I % •. r I I ( ( If ExecuUvc (Joinmittee and the pected that mapy of Mie candi service. destroyed three dwellings end day, Aug. 31, the two leaders, Jean dates for office in the coming town glass windovt an<: doors will re clearly legibly, and they wiU be teachers of the aohoo! will be held returned to him after they di-y , When Hoppe was ousted, he wne halted four traina whan it burned Campbell and Emily Smith, aet out election will also be present. place the p.eaent wood^/rort. . replaced by Harry J. Tminor, out 30 feet of Uea on' the South for Vermont, with another car Rotary Wlaa Champleaahlp -^ North aaid. . —- out, police said. PROGRAMS ' brought to the revenue service ern Pacific Railroad. 12 mtlca containing three members of the The Rotary nine won' out dVer ETldeo Everyday—All Rights Reieerved—H. T. DtCklnnon A Co., Ine.1 from the government’s General north of SanU Bfarbara on the troop who had been on previous the VFW team last evenjng at Accounting Office. Trainor was Southern Califorhia coast. The tripe on the Long Trail, Mary Henry Park, to capture the cham- first named ectltag aseUtent com- 3,000-acre blase, touched off by an Quintln, Susan Oockett and Em pionohip of the Babe Ruth League ENDS "MAN FROM LARAMIE” 6:t4. 1:16 explosion In a lighting plant at a f TODAY "CHICAGO SYNDICATE” 3:66, 6:45, 6:46 mlsaioner for inapecUon, and was ma Stephens, following. The other CHARGE ACCOUNTS by a 4-2 score. t.. ' given full title to the Job on Aug, ranch, destroyed two cottages at a members of the troop did not reach Jackie Lee wba the pitcher for IN VITE O 34. 1954. ranch eofne ^ miles north of San Waterbury. Vt., the itarting point, the Rotary and Kenny Satryb for Bvenlng Hoppe'e dlsmiasAl was effective ta ^rb ara and the home of the untlt midnight Monday^ and then the VJnv. A large and.enthualaetic S tarts ‘ USE b U R Toniorrow Font. 6:45, 6>U Be of July 31, 1953. ranch owner, Mrs. Florence Brown, they came by but rather than by attendance aaw an ^cellent game, a few' iMleie-*«orth of the ranch. Mnk 3 M. S T A T E O Co-Hit 8:16 V^tAU. in > nUMainent. aald> train. . . ’ lAYAWAY RLAN N which featured many thrilling ' "On aaelng the Miamblea Into Hq injuries *torc reported. HSte In. Rton.___ plays. A banquet will be held Whl(:h our merit system of Civil tVaWc wee halted eirt-’U.S. High The next 10 diya were spent In shortly for the members of the way 101 along the coast and trans hiking from a point near Moscow, Service it disintegrating. I am Mad MtMny—'You can’t have too many b ^ ses when league. convlncad that there la no truer mitter personnel of Santa Barbara Vt., Taylor Lodge, along the Long Speclai Tojs'n Meeting : pictuin of political hatchet men at television station KiCTT, along Trail'north over Mt. Mansfield. Th* they're taUored aa smartly ae this JUDY BOND • 6 The special town meeting called w-ork-r^jthan in tha case of with Gre lookouts on hllta outside hiking the firat day waa done in baauty in fine Bma cotton! 4 pockets—deftly placed! “THM WARM-UP to authorize the Selectmen qpd ihR fketw iih Hoppe . Santa Barbara, were ordered evac the rain, but the ScoUti did not Newly-shaped collar ia especially individual . . . and I toisK 1 kad a sistep Town Treasurer to borrow a sum the beautiful Gt and lines of this blouse make it a ‘Vindication of Mr. Hoppe will. uated. mind. Perhaps this was. partly ac THIS DEU6HTFUL , not to exceed 1190,000 to meet cur 2 7 7 I R O A D stand-out with any skirt. Hava it In white or Fall’* rent expenses, lasted two and one m ^ i m new colors! Sizes 32 to 38. half minutes last avening. First SALEBaad TELEVISION RADIO /BEBVIGk 5*v, Selactman Herbert - Pagan! was ■ f- CASUAL COAT * N .-; ■ S 3 . 9 8 chairman and the vote was passed Fully lined with *U wool alpaca. C3iarco*I gray. wtthoutXppposltion. The usual slim Okaaasl S, Maw Ram, Caao. S:M mi T. V, TBEATEB 81st* 10 to 16. attendant at special Town Meet CbaBBCl IS ' (Ul T.V. PLAYHOl'SE "SaiaM Aa seen in Mademois^* ings of this ty p t was iacrtaiiid Ckaaari IS nUatleA, Matt. akaatlBC'' last avening by a,number of mem- CkaaacI tl SariaMlrM, Maw. (It) 1NNKB BANCTTM bera of tha R^kville-Vemon .Tax Ctoaaei ee l^^ritata. C*aa - —"Wlaal BrMa" ' rkaaa*l U WatoAin. ;mb. (Ml HALE BOta n U I DBAMA WEED’N TERRIFIC... . payers Assn. , which was also Rid Ckaaatl OS Balr*kt..MaM. ing a meeting In the Memorial ..'Sf- ' -f ' / and frankly feminina 'loo, R&K'$ wool Building. . trie I •> OOTDOOB aotrXMTUBK Square Dmmee Chib CLUB tweed princess line coat dress that (IS) WKHTEBN TBEATP.a FLETCHER.ST'tS; The Vernon Square Dance Club (IS) MATINEE TBEATEB of hugs every curve and onds with a flare la planning a busy fall and winter DONALD O’CONNOR (la prairai.l—"Maa tram iManehee ^ COAff fORlBMIS* program, according to Earl Johns aradasariar." ...destined to l3e<,rtHe mainstay of: ton, leader of. the group. -The fall » l BOWm DOOOV (Fireplaee and Doer) (U l COWBOY OMEb a i. Sanforlan means completely claasea ^11 be limited to 48 couples JM BACKUS-IMMA HANSEN to intTMimi S:U (W> UTTLE IM U M OPEN SATURDAYS . washable. Xihatcoal.. gray or and any Interested couples .are s:ee ( ei btaox a-4JM . OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT (ill BIO apow brown. Sitos 10 to 16. asked to register before Sept. 19. • P L U S • (lei MAoiceAt:L* Estimntes Glndly Given Omlng Bventa I’VE OOT A 8EUBET ANNEGRIPHN —Oarnr Mmtc _ Girl Scout Troop No. 3 WU| most „ „ JMl HALF BOUB FILM tomorrow at 6:30 .m. at tha Moose Main Featore Shown FtiOl MiSe ( ll FBONT BOW CBNTEB rooms.-' ' . . ' _ —••T»a*»r I* Ike Nlgkl” Mon.'-TUcs.-Wed.-nan. ChM PhetogropliY (Ml WBESTUNO A aenlor-fraahman danoa will JSJ Y S F ** WEBB YOUt LEATHER BELTS ' S T U M G " («n BOXING be held at tha Sykes School ciivFri- MANC-HESTER ~ wShlMMol. T day evening, at which tima the INI INTEBNATIONAL TBEA 476 MiuN ST. TEB lit# Nttle fid kntwi ■ freshmen wUl be the guests of the (Ml BOXING—Caraiea Baellie or noniB plotB ERI^ aeniora. NOW : . iSj on Teraef. If rSa. preliy iMnt wb«n Aa n m H.CI ic's WILL I I CLOSED (Ml T. V. TBEATBB —"Ckara Mayor Fredarick, Barger will -I i , , , y A |I|M fbmtoto y •na...awi kef metkar it piwelde at the meeting of the ENDS SAT. M :U (U) POST T toE U.NA. adll kaaw kaw prariteaf fOanunon Council to''be held tMe SEPT.f.10.12 4. .1 FIOHt* . ‘>3. ' M:*e as-tttoi NBwn - • lambwy f aat h, Ita^ ' . W evening, at. 7 o'clock. Pf«aa Adveaturiiig Giaiitt LOco Hiaa 1 S) VABnSTY BOUB wkao ika Mas ika Burpea Womans'' Raliaf Qorpa 1:04 ( S> CAPTAIN OAULANT . girdlo and pantio by will Biaet. tonight, with a supper Amcrka Drove Its Graatdiait —"Tlia Prarar Bbs” Add A'Yaar* kasi faahifa (If) CLCBBOCBE ' A (Ml NIGHTCAP EDITION (Ul aOCPY SALES .. - '!>* NKws * wumuca Bat lalhawf far an aalra '(U l NEW* • ■ f U iSi (111 TBE LATE SHOW IMBGil bI WMB .... Oeltowa” ■ A it . (j> V:ie (lei npoBT* b u l l e t in b o a b s (Ml WEAnlKB — L (Ul WEATBEB (Ml PBBVVES 7;U (It-IAU I JOHN DALY—Bans TRI nPOBT* BOUNDCr A»100% waal ivada ValW- BDBruRGRna*. (Ml BIOBLtOBTfl 11:1* (Ul tU axM ) 8FOBIS OIOB8T <111 BmLgriflMM Hyla wHk 7:U (lei WBATBBBVAini * ' ... aJfcYii iSNJiieiiito.y-.Mto.ito'Mt'Ain-' •Mickad farm allact. laNar ViM ( SI T.BJk. 1 U:U (Ml MoiriB MU8Btflf*“**’ tUl MBNBYLAND . >' U 'S TONIOBTirtoe.a Allea $A .9S W " NpMlchraA : —"Mas la Bpsca it:ie < SI NIOBTCAr THBAtn Sow (UI.BAtoOE Ne. 111 ISISiSRT.®" >, —"The—•The rBis ' ■ Waller’ The little girl who Qoes to; dance school |:^M*^Soaa TRa b ivb r * (1 ll DOUOi------rLAB EDWABD6 A TBBX NLNBW* *' ^ ' ■ ■’ ' ' ''i.-- Mtaa 1 to « wltfc luU atoi - ePie in public eppeerdwee, •)*> lovely p*iM Girls. . . and wo DO „r -lh*t* nr* teiM ef Si* townrde ft* die Maas •'to «x with atoclm (V*4I> JVLI178 LA(ROBA 8HOW RHick mom cenfWendy. KM* girl who go** t* dene* .itheel., Y«i* daughter girtiih figurti. . . - *:**< MStol FBANBIB LAINB Foriunolt* isYOUK girdlo. Slaas T to 14. east sMy. saow Cdl Pt-24523 Only her*, in the rtimuteting esperlene* ef the hat die petenllelWea b b only a mMter ef giving u. . (I ll TEBBV AND TBE FEgATBS - F i siiad for YOU . . . — 0«li" . . 7. .. * dofit* dwt. wW the dtvelep'* tent* of deSghthd, her Ih* eppoihmiiy. Den7 let her mils dtit chant*. § MpaKiatlitgackadhrasd

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I f AKfiCTPitTir.n EVENING HERALD, MAN CHESTER, CONN^ V^DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7^^ 1965 dered the men to halt worii pand- and that lU power to ravok* work Three Reservoirs Ing a mass meeting to discuss parmiU la tamd to snaken the grtavancea agalnat New York-New union. • said, the aubcamiBlttea ooold con Gmtronomie Quiz Answers Jersey waterfront conunlsaiom Tb* eommlaiUMi bba.•denied tb* ‘A M u i a w D erogaioty C haracter RepQ rt: centrate on setting up madilnery FiUed byRiiiniaU No Meettng Behednled charges.and. In turn, baa accused to check on the mcthodi of deliv SENSATIONAL a n j.a a i ham k m m c r c D He added that thef* would be no ths union of spraadtng antl-eom- mseung this inoatat..: ering atomic wcappns, auch as Net Marihe Officer 4 3 2 ,0 0 0 meeting today. leaRm jnppdgaada among ths up soon after 38 Seek Position longrangc bombera and.naval vas- August's heavy ralnlaU Juu fined Now Delhi (ft— Ths mountains ”I don’t know when w* will have dozers. fled himself aa an : aels, to prevent surpriee attack. the town’* Ihr** rwmrvdrs to ca which separate Afghanistan from New York, Bept. 7 9P) -J- Man the meeting, but there wlU be no Soon after the usual 8 a.m. atart th* waterfront f^blitical Scftndal Looms , Because h f the uncertain situa OFFER! New York, Sept. T (A1 — Marine ghoatsrs meet every FVIday night Boviat Rfissla bav* been renamed hattan's miles of pier* war# idled to gain admittance. - > f' '■ In Region School Oorpe Capt. Richard Sherrill Mc- pacity and mad* It posalbl* to ro- work until pr* have thla privita of the woriilng day, soma piers Sly 'with Eisenhower tion, Staasen told the subcommit I ■ . 8 denbig the fell, wipter and spring due* the munpliw operatlm at the by tb* Afghan govornment, ac today by a walkout of longidiore- meeting," he lald. ’ still wer* hiring worked in Brook Bradley then announoai hM aiaa tee, the United States had ressrvsd Cutchen haa won $82,000 by dlal^ montha. There are about 00 In the men. to have a "privato w H s Charter <>*k w*Ue,accordl^ to a cording to a r*p«^ reaching here. a lyn. , 'V: _____ ■ » ...... ^ ^ its position on all pre-Gtne'ni ing up tome tasty deeaert reelpdi league on four teame.. Other offi It could portend another of the The union did not name., ' ape- no dato was aat irnmadfaTaly, fa-' ooU.S. Tax Oiiicial report from FVed ThralL aaalataiit The mountains, known as the HRi- cifio complaint against the com Uamr Line* Affeelad m A ITM n c * Om ) apawnlnf-fround aDAwnliur-cround for another troptrop- Andover, Sept. 7 (Special)—Hie declaratlona in inspsetion and con out of hie etore of gaetroMimlc cers this ysar are Bill Lynn, vice superintendent of . the W a ^ Da- dukush, should be called tb* HUidr coaUy and ataggertng. shutdowns Uos said they underataod It p n ^ ical atorm. ^ . M applications for supervisory trol. He said thla did not mean that knowledge. president, and Greg Chaves, aeefc- koh, the report aaya. In Perolan, whlcn hava afflicted tha antlrs mission, which governs pier oper Four passenger llnetii wer* hit ably would ba tomorrow. CHEVEON AND lARK partment. to Genaral Manager ations on both the New York and by the .walkout—the United States r aUrt out... with The pereona who fled their positions which have been received (OeaUBoed troos PSge .Caa) the United SUtea was disavowing Next Hieeday night Jie can try lary. Richard MarUn. Hlnduhueh moans MUsr of Hindus, hug* harbor In the paat M h i'aU el^ ^ our diMulvan- for the top prim, qa'^’the $64,000 TWlUlam V. Bradley, president of New Jersey shdrta. of New York liner America, the' Greek liner homea at Corpua' Chriatl returned so far were turned over to Cyril any of these (ioUcies, but he made During last month moro than 1$ and Hlndkoh means Hindu Moun. It has been estuaatad that IB «_w. He iild thft WM true be- to them' later last ' night. The ing:' he was linked to difficulties U.Sa Seeking it clear they could no longer be queaUon” (CM tetevlaioil ehow. RefreMuhenta will be enjoyed tains. , the' International •Longehoramiens harbor ^ympia, and the Italian vessels cauae B of the 15 Demderetic seeU aqualla alacked for a time and al G. Sargent and Donald P. Mitchell, Involving possible litigation. (uvd Or he can' cktl It quits and set aftei; the first night of play. Mem inch** of rain foW fU*"* Aasn.i Independent, declined to call In the past the union has arguad Italia and Roma. tons a t blood must flow threngli a considered valid unless they were bers who dealre to compete In the voirs to heM t at flaah I cow’s udder In the. produetten at •t etake next year are in the South lowed the storm sewers to drain educational consultants, by the trouble at a large univeraity. reaffirmed. ^ DRAPES tle for the.g82,000 he reached last Moro. tlliMi a,000 Americans hold It at strike. that the commission administered As In the past dock walk-ouU, league are invited to sign up at a result. Thrall ranorts, waterfront I regulations harsbly supervisory personnel of the lines 80 , pounds of milk. _ _ _ _ while the ftepubltoani can count m off the dpwnpour. Almoat 11 inches Regional Board at its mMtiiv in * The Mtoty said the case also in-' New Look at There was no immediata reac ... night in hla fourth appearance on at Charter Oak well has glider flying licensee. . But ha said th* union had or " aure" jonly a "very few” of their Jell in apme. Corpus Christ! bay volves: tion from any of the other dele- the show. If ha. tries again aadi the club now. Andover Elementary School last 1. Secretary of the Treasury fails, he'll get an expensive auto- IT aeala to he oonterted. . aivas. ates to the Staseen (ieclaratlon. FiiH width, pinch pleated 36 il Goldwatar eaid, however, that Gladys slammed inland into night. The conauUanta. vdU select George M. Humphrey. Asst. Secre Arms Control rlrench Delegate Jules Moch was lAoblle aa a consolidation priM. No *Rep«ihUcan proepecta have Mexico South of Texas Monday the 10 that they coiiaiCer moat aiult- tary H. ChApman^se and Gen scheduled to speak at this after eontestant yet haa tried for the aituy improved alnoe . the- 1984 afternoon. She turned southwest able and present them to the Board eral (Tounsel Elbert'1\itUe, “who (Oeatlaned-from Page One) noon's . subcommittee setiion on only! 7 colora to choose from. $64,000.. r election" when Democrats jsrested and missed Texas, but her potent at the next meeting which will be reviewed the Hoppe Case,and re Premier Edgar Ihaure's Geneva Deocrlhee Five Deserts I backlash ripped up the . coast. It held next Monday at 8 p.m. at the fused to intervene." McCutchen, who had chosen ocmtrol c l both Houses from the, , ------The U.S. delegate was under proposal to reducaâms by agreed ■ OOP. I appeared centered in a 50-75 mile Marlborough' school. 2. Revenue Commissioner T. budgetary cuts. ' "food and cooking” aa his queaUon Made For Each Other TTiis willIt not. eliminate the re stood to have told the group that Pair CE "I think we can all- agree that from the sprawling. King Coleman Andrews and Deputy significant changes ■ had takkn REG. $ 2 .9 8 VAlÛE! category at the start, laat night there are areas in this country----- Kleberg County north to maining 28 from consideration. Commissioner O. Gordon Delk Jr. Although ancient ice sheets did describe five deaserta and n v f _ ... __yre — w le 'Hie. Board voted to set a deadline place in weapons and the mesnii where party harmony was not Port Aransas. Corpus Christi, sn After the reported derogAtory re of delivering atomic bombs in re not reach aa far south Aa Wash the country of origin of each, ^ e y good enough in 1954 for the party important port, resort and oil of Oct. 1 for receiving further ej>- port. they assertedly told Hoppe ington, D. C , flooiW from melting wei'b': bombe, sabacllone, olykoek, plicatidns. . - that he was controversial and that cent years, making a review of flummery and pfeffemuss. as a rhole to make a good show center, Is about in the middle. the whole problem necessary. of the ice did much tovform the Perfect Match Mates ing,” he said. 'Tn gome places Wlnda reached .55 m.p.h. in Any ' reaponaee -which come in his retention, even in s lesser post, terrain around the city. Can be naed (n living rooms as tieiw on r^ U ir window* Another contestant last night— V v S loYCs the Student Bddy gusU at Corpua Christ!, but there during this week, will be picked up would enrage the “Eisenhower Informed quarters said Stassen a widowed grandmother— ad we were able to win without har pointed out that both''Russia ..(ind . . , also dhting rooms, bedrooms and kltonena. mony, but not everywhere.” "•as surprisingly little Wind b.v the consult'apts'at the Marlbor forces” because he was sn the recent months that no plan had TRULY—A SENSATIONAL Va l u e ! point except to say that 'there there said the worst of the storm so that they may also be included administration to the post of ss-^ at. DoQIs (kmltnals won the Na- was over, but said the squalls were for consideration at the meeting sistant commissioner. Actually, yet been devised which could pre 3 TIMES FASTER tipnal L«ague baseball pennant. had been an improftment in this vent the clandestine manufacture Sw B B fB r situation boca»lstfT>romtnent local not expected to break up until that evening. The Herald Tribune noted, Hoppe Mrs. M ylle Power. 70, of Bu- sometime today,. ' Mitchell expressed the opinipn originally was appointed during of atomic and hydrogen weapons. for GAS on Stomach ford, Ga„ arid Dong I'land, an- ;/ T e g ith B t Republicans had knitted togethelv Stassen wa's reported to have THE TEXTILE STORE and they a ll Ipve,;^^ O R L O Blame Hard Rains that it was important for tlie the Hoover administration. CertlAedUberataryUwUpreveBcU-ani ewered: 1042, 1043, 1944 and 1946, •t^rs that have appeared in the Some 30 ’ families left thfiir board to begin actually, working 3. The U.S, Civil Service (Com suggested that all countries put labUts neulrslUt S timn as much A. L.J8LOCOMB, Propt ' - Mrs, Power, who said she has fabric of the party,” ■ hoincs In.Ihgleslde, a small Corpua on obtaining the superintendent. mission, which assertedly barred their scientists to studying the itomach acid In me minute aa many been watching the game since 1895, Neigldtorliood Meetings leading digtilivc tablets. Get Belt-ant 913 MAIN STREET—Near Savings. Bank , Chmtl bay town, when water en- The conaultatant also felt that the Hoppe from a hearing and aus- problem of atom ic'' detection today lor uw laateat known reUef. 8M got the chance at $8,<000 by an To help in House contesU. Simp- terCdêlr homes. About 30 people Board had received a good re UUied the right of the Treasury while the disarmament subcom sw erings seriea of quejtions in Imn nnnoxmced a series of meet* w,ere evacuated in Corpus Christi sponse to the epplication form that Department to oust him. mittee confined its efforts to such ..-her' choem baseball category. ln « ^ at "neighborhood levels itself. had been sent oiit. Hie. Herald Tribune said practical inspection proposals, as .She la currently emploi^ as a wouM^he held in 94 CongreaslQnrf The flooding was blamed on the The Board will meet tomorrow Andrews declined to' discuss the President Eisenhower’s .plan ,ôr housekeeper at Roalyn Heights, dlstrlcU'So 29 statee'where ^>lve hard rains and not high atream^ night to tour the new echoOl in Hoppe case when the details were' exchanging military - blueprints N. Y., bn Long Island. She is the victor’s margin in 1954 was 5 per Many realdenta of the North North Coventry at 8 In order to presented to him, and that and aerial checkupa. mother of three sons and a daugh i ' i , cent of the v o ti'^ less. Beach community on Corpua inspect another example of recent Humphrey's office said he could Aa the first step, the American ter and grandmother of six. Simpson said Oiese seats Christi Bay left voluntarily aa high school architecture. So far, 19 ap- not be reached iifimedlately for Next Tuesday night ahe will re BOW are held by Raûâna and seas hammered the area laat night. plicailons have been received from comment. A\ARY M. turn to the. program to announce ' 81 by the DemoCi^. \ Trailer homes, were hitched to cars architects. ^ They and others mentioned In ★ TAP whether she will try then for the and pulled through flooded streets. the story could not be reached by tl6,(XX) question. She can settle for Noting that thb GOP 1 Arrangements will also be made ^ G E H E R A L net-gain of 15 Seats to contnS IHera were washed away and there in the near (uttire to Inspect new the Associated Press immediately. ★ BAUET the $8,000. If' she tries for $16,000 House, Simpson told the iJ ') cdiisiderable flooding, but no school construction in Middletown J- MORLOCK and tails, she will get an automo' chairmen: "This win not be easy br damage. and possibly in Groton. Mitchell TV SERVICE bile. to do,, but with the proiw cam Jeast two ahlps were In trou and Sargent advised the Board not Rotary Club Hears Telle Natural Origins ble adsangry seas jJounded the Daya M OK ★ TOE McCutchen, whose home Is In paign it can be done." to restrict Itself to inspection of # m 9 w PluaJParta ^ He said hla committee will give Texas bekês. The Mary Ellen, a secondary schools only, since much Dog Training Tips Nighta Worthington, Ohio, gave these de priority in its c|unpalgnlng to re 60-foot ahnh» boat out of Aran- of the better work'in this field is TEL. MI S-0194 ★ MOQERH JATI scripUons and national origins of taining present RepubUcsp. seats aaa Pasa, Tex.^was feared smashed being done in elementary schools five desserts: | but \TOUld not neglect "the bright on Padre Island. Coast Guardsmen as well. Three members of the Manches SCHOOL ^mbe, France, an ice Cream proepcct of substantial galna in searched the etormy beaches look ter Dog Trainer’s Club explained dish. The rMBainder of the êvening the work of their organisation to ★ AFRO-CUBAN Zabaglione, Italy, made of egg aouthern atmtea,. as well as ptber ing for the ehlp and the two un was spent in discussion of Fr-eport areas where Democratic members identified men aboard heri'-^tn her prepared by the consultants con Rotarians at a Rotary Club meet X OF yolks sugar and wine. last report, the Mary Ellen'sîd ing last night. Olyxoek (or olycook or olykplk), are failing-tha people."^ _ cerning space and actirity require ★ ACROBATIC Dutch-American, a fried cake, "if wa work hard on this project, she was Uklng water at sea. ments which would determine the The guests were George Gaskell, we can win the Gongreaa as well The Don II, an 85-foot craft with Miss Roberta Hallock and Jim forerunner of the doughnut. type of architroture most suitable Flummery, originally from aa the preiridancy In 1966,” he pre no other identification available. for the ne^s' the ttirce coih- Sheldon, a Rotary member. The DANCE ■ k Wee missing in the long ground trio explained that club membera BatOR TwiliiRS Wales, a cuatard-like deaaert with dicted. muntUbs. train their own dogs, with the ex fruit Juice. ' V • CompMata am Patronage swells off Port Aransas.. A cutter BoftbaU OaiiM RepuMlcana in Congresa fre prowled the area in search. perts observing and aupervlslng. PfefTernUss, Germany, a tradl' A The Andokar Firemen will play The guests showed three French Weer e tional Christmas cookie, made of mienUy hava reflected local conn Fishermen and a few hardy va the Mimafleld''Training School cationers who Ulraved the first Poodles and a Golden Retriever j flour and spicea. ptainU that party members haven t softball team this'sironing at 6:15 and with ,Ucse dogs demonstrated If McCutchen decides to try for been fatting enough government warnings' were rescued from. low at the Andover achobl^fleld. points along the coast. such' stages of training as silting, Mbdom )oB is a mMSt for oR ilaliig yeunq doneart. It h coon the $64,O00 question next week, he Jobs and the Natloaal .Committee walking, retrieving and Jumping, will be allowed to take an expert called on fôrge M, Moore of the Aa Tampico-braced for a major •Ktomivaly on TV bomI oo tho ir«(odw(Iway afioy. flood threat, Mexico Oty i^ready MaDehester E v a a I a g ^Herald •lattU trvst of hla own choiro into the isolation Civil Service Commlaalon for an More than 14,000 Urm reiridenta booth to help him answer. axidanation. had aeveral square ihiles of nomes Andover eorreapaadeat, Mrs. Paul \ PfaiiaUehl. ; tetephoae, Pilgrim are killed jby accidents annually Mcf^tchen, 28, is assigned as a ' IlMre told the aUte chairmen 90 Inundated by rains set off by abuj more than a million injured. REGISTER ANYtiME-VPHONE JA 8-1140 naval reserve officers training,^ COMPLETE per cent of federal employes In the Gladys. 2-B85C ■/ continental United SUtea hold REGISTRATIONS AT STUDIOS AS FOLLOWS: corps Instructor at Ohio Stale I LOVE ORLON University. Columbus. He has a OUTFIT / Jobo that come under the competi MANCHESTER wife and three small daughters. tive Civil Service kystem- Mn dw many who’v* SHORT SLEEVt I LOVE ORLON Re credited the Ensonhower ad- YMCA—North Main Streft, North Manchest^, Monday. Sept. 19th from 2 to 5 P. M. faund thay naad_J!«- PULLOVER $ 5 i 9 9 ■ mlhlatration with eatabliahing "a Clainra resume Monday, Sept. 26th and Friday,',Sept. 30th. TVÊD ORLON clear, Ilae of demarcation between haaviar aFpll® "*? Dart League the career Civil ServicS and the OTHER STUDIOS area which includes policy-making ■ a AT VOiiil DIUtMMT Resumes Sept. 16 LONG SLEEVE CARDIGAN or confidential positions.' EAST HARTFORD—Maaonie Temple, claasca aD day Saturday and Garrison Rail LOVE ORLON CARDIGAN $ 7 . 9 9 X $5.99 claaseS on ;Wednesday and Thursday. \ — DRUG STORE^ The British American auto Dart / P I N E L E N O X WEST HARTFORD—Freja HaU, daaaea on Tuesday. , Batwing mock turtl* neck Backlash by Gladys at st jamb h etg u e will resume Sept. 16. ac t42 MAIN m an . stain Mlw Morloek recenUy returned from .New York where ebe spent elx wreks etudytng new phase* cording to A1 Gunther, president. Floods Texas Area P h a r m a c y of the dance. She wae on the faculty for the Dianoe Maatere of America Convention held at the One at the oldest and most ac IT'S A SHEATHl 'tRESS Roosevelt Hotel In New York City. She taught modeiw Jaax. tive leagues In town, the dart 299 EAST CENTER ST. IT'S f a s h i o n n e w s 'Y (Ooatiinied from Vmgc Omc) ON SAtf THURSDAY, FRIDAY t SATWDAT TELYMl 9-8096 X ITS WAkHAlU ed groups. ■ , drug store Gladys w u breaking up In Mex - - - - - — - - -— - WASHABLE BOTANY WOOL! ico’! mountalna, her power apend- Sheath . , . men’s wear woven cheek Ing itself in heavy rains t h a t Dr. Edwards threaten Tampico, an Important X"-- Sweater .;;. 80% orlon, 20% wool, fully lined and port and petroleum center, with m 3 0 's S i u ~ trimmed with same fabric as sheath major floods Tho boiling Panucp Proportioned Sizes # Sh o rt X, river was on the rise and large a r a u n d t h G around th^ world * Medium^ Sizes 8 io 16 parta of the countryside inland •'x . ■V. • Brown BNavy ^ m Tampico were flooded. M J tt Look Like A Million r t m - New Potential Danger Meanwhile, weathermen watched a new area of potential danger. A \ trough of low preasure stretched S Lbs. from Mexido’e Yucatan peninsula across the Gulf toward Florida. It EPSOM SALTS had not get formed a storm cen foir (inly ter,, but could prove to be the r The Ivy Leagu'e Look CREFLIHE m i IF II NIPKINS (Limii i) There’s happy going for the Is The l\ tJ W Loot foot that wears Cavaiiers. One of the most Mcit> By GREEN STAMPS Cavalier Slip them on and enjoy ing simulatB^ paarl HENRY ,!T,. I O C them every> m inute and given w an CASH SAI P. Pump collections u'v a Special. every mile of walkirtg with ROSENFELD Pullover Orion V neck a Maple 'seen at this Fptty effortless ease. With their interlock sweater a Red butter-soft leathers, sinart- M.iinchester aJvory price! a Brown ly shaped wedge heels, that Plumbings Supply Co. spring innersole . . . your -BUT ’ I n r Tb-Tbbb Cdara | m m U M ier step is always free and tirC'^ % BBY... less. Tm It finM! Pipar-Mite IMtElAIMIFF am* e»y iMW*e wie. **C0LDCN • Wood violet CROWN'’ regular 89^ B A L L • Charcoal gray » ", GOLF BALLS • Charcoal brown ' • Outstanding in value l ; , a . . 3 t 2 S2, POINU CUDoikA^ eMoss green with Bmloilee • Lustrous domestic pearls' Silver Tie Beial I Cbeii • Rliodium finish clasps , ' . . ■ I a l t e r low s , b otrat • Adjustable chokers^ regu- CO Aon u. ^lar n^klaces and fancy y « r T I M E ? riaojmdeaW rhinestone pieces pea. WUiaaw Cavalier leimela. Fuse Plug l|oQQ< Oxfonl *3.99 watch laâtr n iaw naro* hoe Widen ink 7 .'■7 '• ; • Buy.for yow ^f, for gifts IS to 3 0 mmps ■ ■ a Maple ' .‘^■"1 . . , yes, eyeh foT Christ - Morvkm to halp you Rubbariiad a Red mas hiding! , ■ a$y.99yaiiMl S c h o o l B o g a Ivory 1% S hop & 1 9 8 For Fashion Hair Do’s hanatc.K | , ' Missing datesT*. 1.9 5 : "M- Mitsing trains? ONLY Nothing it more ' T*" V', fcritetiiig thaa a wateli that V - 85% wool, 15% nylon! ' woe’t good timr. To pro- * .tact the aeevaCy of yoto watch ^^MLETES CX' •> , C : * permanent fit and shape! (havo it inspected at ItiM dMe .|a year. KbTTi^’this for too Foot Spray < ■ “ ■ Scotch Lijplamc A$ i * a joy to wash, to waar! ~ wee. Yonil hO aaâaed at how Helpe toolko'A eeoi /fSAompoaa.. S Accent., |wKh better votir wstefa will Iliad, ocklag laoi^ 28 * slim and nawly detailed! ■Itun after H ie oeened and ailed. Rehevea poia lESTLEI ■ Sizes in Stock " ' " i s ■ ; ‘ ! Bermuda ■ If miaus am needed oor'expmt ' mmdtteking u n * luscious fall colors!' Scotch ■cefar..i 5-ee. AAAA Size* 7 to 11 | Accent Corduroy " / l l j l . Shorts. WoriutaM 9 8 ' ik y-J f. Barf' illG iff*. AAA Sizes 61^ to 11 * Sizes 10 to 20« Elf?%f«PGwer SoMimt Was AA Sizes to 11 . $5.99 $3 .9 9 ^ 1 $5 . ^ FeraNila 2 0 fOhi AM toil A, Sites 6Vi to 9 Ri Sizes 4, to ll t8 PifHSiilt a a a\a-.;a, a a a * a . a S H s O E S C 8iias5tn9 I " . \ 8U llAOf «w [^-.•ejvrns' ' '~v.’ T ■- '-'I-. 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lUa Brtfts ...... AnxiUary, win also be Inatallad la V -..... g t Made,from a Fair— ~ tomorrow ovaoing ao Dto datarmiaint what abouM M Bolton raadi Lailey, Susan ..igaont-at-orm a, 8ha to a m r . dona, tha A-ray la of axtraordi- IpHfiMRHHHHMHn * ' ' ' X - * member of Baton 5M of the I and nary valua. Indaad, boaaa a n of-' i MUfana, Sarah Perry, • Flood Fund >an Ouatar, Baiba^ 40 and has been active In local unit }*S4 .. _^'6 Qmi3 A c t t o C w b ten aet undar thia maehtna ao that clhtoah, Beverly Slav- and district affairs. Bhaatoo sarvsd The tha doctor can tall whan tha brok GOP Caucus Battles XiikUty on tha Dapartmant Girto Btota Ev'W. ■ CD Tlumka Diatraaa. Donations laoa. Bath Tangarona, • BOLTOh , X, , SA-Vrw Thaaka en fragmenta ara In tha baat poa- writas at Vanaart atty Tripp, Joann Commission for tba past thraa TVi tha Editor, aibla lotion. riaap: nrab APpNM^ *?f***i yaara, and has bean upolntad to I would like to taka thia means To tha Rditor, Doctor Says Once tha bona tragmanta ara miiiM thetraatmant 4 daya. ___iwtMehaAal. _____ iorrison ...... ilier Growth in Mice Aa co-chairmen of the recent acMve la d laiiHaiii la 1m » F6r Several High Ptmtions Iter Ford aarva again this yaaf. She has been to tbsok tha mambtra of tha ClvU put togathar. In tba right poaltlon, Ointasant — ' Ann B. Brown ...... $30.00 Wi counselor a t Olrla 8U U aassiomi DSfanaa Otgantaatlon for the out-, Salvation Xrmy-VFW Flood Ra- they need to be held there.and M»thataL_. . iteking M ^ laMata a fl^ Mra. EUtabath Eorakto . . S.OO sar and Mrs. IVIr liaf Drlva wa wiSh to acknow ladn PeraM with Brake* Bf ea' Y, imiaiad al^.^Xfoawa alaa tirnBal ahnaon and Philip at tha Univaraity of OonnacUcut Flora B, Johiiion of eduUa wara not found atanding Job they performed dur HbouM b« Moved Carefolly they need Ume to grow together aoftanadtÛ ■ Italad ^ Bbltofi, Bapt 7 ' (Spatial)—Aa- workbig as a Vol- Margarat Zorskia ...... 3.00 for tha past three years. I , • , ■ • V. to have any anti-cancer effect in ing the recent dlaaatar. Although tha* wondarful cooparation of tna or knit. For thia purpoae the plaat- of akawig,r , chapptaff. almpla raah, kww i a ^ pubUeans are variously campaign mbera ot the SU ta 5.00 Hi ■ 'ir,«?a£.SiSS“ . townapaopla ‘that made tha cam BY EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. Ml 'M t 4een broken, so it is ing, fractures heal mor^W^diy Comm).ttae chairman, haa' had bna of the^blggest problems U Dr. and Mra. Donald W. 4-6 room single near bus FHONf MHbImH 9-1331 (TOWth of aoma eaneara tranaptat- Tha beat that any extract ha; Control Headquarters in Rocky of nil for; our rain-gutted driveway in the young than per the Job of determining propertj Morrison a a.a 80.0ff ¥>« :'s Driva-In and a road scaper to flnlth the Job. others who. ar a nile, have the AMESiTE DRIVEWAYS ballota printed for uee in th e ^ n - 5.00 Ml and .shopping. All nuh. ad into mica. , done U to retard grpdrth of tumora HIU, State Headquarters on Farm first reaponalbility. The way the son*. ' taata now loomlng------over thq/ppsta holdingc where flood w aters nol Carrie M. Seymour ..... Not »ura Baougb for n m m He also loaned ua a truck and EXPERTLY INSTALLID only removed buildlhga but all to-. M. C. F a h c h e r...... 15.00 In animala, not to , make them ington Ava., and State Control storage apace, for heavy clothing. ■ituation 4a handled at the be for F irst Balactoan, BaWetman, Be Write Bo* V . ■Ibaaa aatracta ara not yat iwra ahrink or diaapâr. In cancer Center i.q^ Bloomfield. The Oom- ginning mav have a good deal to I Ondlag — Btacklna Spiand — YerewSM - J w w 1 CensUbtaa and Board qf BJduca- vMble boundariea, Herrick ob Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph An- aneuah for human taata, to dJa- To the ladles of the Anderson- CASH Alaat Parktag Lain — taaBla Ooarla — w u u 5.00 Pe Store c'o The Herald control, one Intereating poaaiblllVy munlcalioha Division showed won Shea Post 2046 Auxiliary, V.F.W. do with the medical treatment tlon. served. ' . „ ; derson ...... * prafva u r prova the'Old ato ^ . They ia drug! which would keep_^canceri derful cooperation and teamwork and outlook for - proper healing. EWCIS PAID! Tb«a AMBgM M > n ia Uttar eontaat hna beah apot- Batare Nnrelag School Hulda'O. Andereon...... S.OQl Mt nay provlda a new chia' for can- for their long hours of hkrd work M% FOR CASH TRANSAOnONB Mlae Mary Mielke of Rt. 44 en . Philip and Ethel Lewis... 10.00 fn check. In that event, people under the leadership of Bkiward sorting and packing the thousands When an onlooker suspects that FOR ALL MODELS lightad in aoma qjikrtera and r«- car control. might live )[or yeara with con Kirkham who also acted as direc a bone ha* been broken, he shoijild AiJ. iNSTAIXAtlONS SUPERVISED RY poria indicaU tbat active Cam- tered the -, WaUrbury HoaplU Mr. and Mrs. James Rear- of items of clothing. , OF USED CARS 5.00 'T' Tba ailaiitlflc raaearch into the trolled cancera with no harmful ef tor of the whole organixalion be let the patient lie where he is if balgnlng U taJting pUce among t 'don. ••#*••••*•••**•••* ROUTH M AMD SULUVAM A m aid wlvea’ Ula deecrlbed by To the members of - the Andei*- Faat, Prampt, RaUablo 10.00 Mrs. WHber T. little a BIILES FROM MANCHESTER waa fect*. cause circumstances keptm e . at sbn - Shea Post 2046 who gave at all possible-until the arrival of aupportera oXtha six candidates . waiter A. carter ... ----- Dr. E. H. Lucaa and Joaaph Stev- Baying Service! DEMAIO BROTHERS who include Mrs. Ulllan Van J Mr. and Mra. Colin V. Da- For Flood Tow n ' , No auch.drug la promiaed by the my duties with Radto' Station their time, experience and equip- someone who knows how to move OPEN i - t DAILY ESTABLISHED ItM Mra. Wilber T. U ttla, 195 Span- ana of Michigan SUta UnlTeralty muahroom work. Neither ia it an W nc and Deputy Director Groot him. Zander. Mra. Thereaa Îtona*. vis ...... 5.00 at the openiiif of tha annual meet Unwise movement mav change CALL NOW — ANYTIME Harry J/BeUerln. Burton J. Tuttle, a tea in tha afternoon. After tw r- Mra. Shirley Knowiton... lO.OO cer 'St., pMt praaidant of puworth- invitation to oat IpU of muah- at hla busineii becauae ail of his To the Arms and individuals who lARLOW MOTOW iHANCHBSTER BII-S-7M1 — HARTFORD CHspal T-W lf ing the hosplUl and ni ‘ Hartford, Sept. 7 (JV-The O m eil-ây Auxiliary, Amertcan ing of we American Inatituta of rooma,'aoma klnda of' urhich 'are employes were serving with the a fracture from a aimjse affair M5 MAIN S t.—MI M M * the J. Richard Yeagar and * Eklward G. Norton 2.00 Bloleilcal Sciencea. loaned their trucks and trailers. 3: 00 N government haa of- Legion, will be aeatto aa president poUonoua. National Guard. The Warden Space does not permit all their In which the broken portions are PhlUp G. Dooley. • • • • • **• esa^seeae# vide treea and ahrub- of the First District, American Le t>r. iMcaa became intereated Diviaion peraonhel aa wfll as in good position into one re j^saell H. Hllla, candidate for j Mr. and Mra. Quenton R. the claim in pome central Euro-' names. lO.QO *< for ■oina two and one-half gion Auxiliary, at a Joint inaUlla- Tranaportatlon Diviaion aa well as To Mrs. Roy Soren.t8qA pus iduioJd laqi .-o fracture 1* in the foot, the shoe camgqign aeenia to be .oil a road Miss Gracd Robertson ... 35.00 ^ Mrs. John McMahon; .past de. and found it could ratard growth and doing and going wherever should not be removed, as It may WAPPIN8 OOIMUNITY HOUSE AND BROUNI^ TENR they were needed while the rest of To Lt. Goober; Conn. State Po* iuue, apparently stemming from c Herbert PhelOn 10.00 ^ He M id the ma(jer is being partihent president of Rocky Hill, of aoma typea of ax|>erimental New Delhi, India (iP)—Tlie In serve as a partial splint. last yaarX cantroveisy on accept dian government ia conatructing the town enjoyed a nice weekend. lice, who gave u* clearance for the pifttiS nftV€\lFVCIl CUiiipicLeu Miu 11 Howard G. Halvorson.... 3.00 J, d over to the Connecticut will Inatall Mrii. Little, who haa cancer in mice. trucks on fhe Merritt Parkway. If the fracture ia in the bones ance,of Roaedale roada in the town Anonymous ...... 40.00 Q been especially active in the local a huga new- meeting hall |Wlth Marge Conlon, CD secretary on of the arms or legs, a board should HlllYER COllEGE be announced a t the meeting. opment CommiMion's plan- Since then, five yaare ago. SO To the New Model Laundry A road system. ^ Connie, Steve and division which is iMisting unit and in the district. Besidea SATURDAT. SEPT. 18-NOON TO MIDNIQIIT different apadea of muahrooma famutlea capable of apcommodat leave of absence for two'months, be tied on with handkerchiefs or iBeneflt Committee Meet* ; /•Fubilc Hearing ing, t^ United Natlona General came home from Albany and Dry aeaner* who quickly set-up Gregory Brand ...... 6.00 S damaged tovriia in r e b u ild ^ holding the office of unit president, SAIN *r SHINI— « U t a i T0 m bav« been atudlad. Extracta dram pickup stations in their store*. cloths to keep the bones from mov A' meeting' of tha'Flood dlallef Id Jbbn Anderson 6.00 p she haa served as chairman ot aev- 10 have bean found to contain aoma Aaaambly, if that body aver decidea worked long hOura with Mrs. Lucy ing. The moving lUelf should be HU, (niiHi im siM iffli Dance Committee will be held at to meat here. Burke, acting secretary. . Vl Pe To Pioneer Parachute Co. for at Uie BLUIIIIIlUllia^ az»ae - 8 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noren 16.00 The Commission will, decide later eral committoM. She-has alao been .prindpla able to alow tumor the food, clothing, and loan of a done with great care. the Community'Hall tomorrow at active in the'S and 40 and last nia building ia acheduled to be terson is to be complimented on If the fracture la in the spinal p.m. by the Board of Finance. Mr: and Mrs. R. Belluar. lat town can make the best Use growth in mice. Dr. laicaa aald. completed by November 196S, when her willingneaa to come to CD large truck with two excellent HERISTWmOH TIIHOORH SEPTEMREH t l 7 p.m., prior to the 'Republican do ...... 6.00 - the gift and will notify the year wf« chapeau of Salon No. ...EXHIBITS- Thia work haa been done in col cord or head, it is almost always caucua. Chairman - Larry Fiano appointed to tha I the U H .. BVlucational. Scientific when she la employed elsewhere. men. beat to wait for professional help. ' Manrkeetcr Eveafag H en d }tr. and Mrs. John Burke 10.00 ^ laboration with tha diviaion of ax- To the church groups who sent reporU that additional llcljata ^h Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Child Welfare Commiaslon for the I FARM and HOME PRODUCE* POULTRY, parimental ohemo-thera|>y of the and Cultural Organlaatlon (UN- The ydunger members are to be There are many klnda of frac Waabdaya • « • ■ • • • P * !' BoHoa carreapaadeaL. Mra. Joe t XMOO) aaaemblea here for a world voted a special vote of thanks for us needed suppiles and financial •liH at atari weak af Saptaabar SB have been .printed by Ken Beer of IPltolla. telepboae MI 3-8 8 ^ DellaFera" ...... 6.00 niceuvu. . coming year. ; man-Ketterlng Inatituta. of New tures, varying all the way f*"^ Birch Mt. Rd. 'Who haa donated the gor several yeSra Mrs. Little LIVE3TOCK, HOBBIES, JUNIOR confarence. their long hours of duty performed assistance. ■- a small crack with'the bones still Mlaa btory -DeUaFera . . . 6.00 YTie offer waa authorised.by the York. , > India ia apandlng more than a To our hardworking dispatcher, prlnUng Job as his contribution. Mra. Elsther Gustafson .. 2.00 ^letherlahda charg d’affairs te haa been an active member of the EXHIBITS, NEW CARS, TRUCKS, FARM The anti-cancer chemical ap when and where they were needed. in good position to injuries in Further publicity wiU be ob Red Cross Motor Corps. She haa { minion dollan*Hare on the building and The Communications Division and Charles Zelonls. which some of the bone I* de RUSIHESS ADMINISTRATIOM: Aecountln,. ©.nwal D r. H . A. G usiim g Mr*. Mary N e ill...... 5.00 VVaahlngton, D. C.. and mace, MACHINERY, APPLI^CES pcara able to wi tha tend heat, Dr. Ita furnlahinga. To Comdr. W alter Von Hone for tained With the making o^ twq - Manciieater Fire De- hrough Mr, Van Hattum, the act' also been greatly Intereated in 4-H Lucaa said. Bo It perhape could Block Wardens loaded 1,000 llttera stroyed- and cornea all the way Paraonnal' I .IndutWal RaiaWonfc MarkaRas-Marehandlimq. feacutiva Sacratarial, MadJeal huge. signs by Mrs. Alexander i t work and in Mancheater Orange. The main, auditorium will have sentût to various towna. Pioneer -hli' excellent cTOjf>eration and aug- through the akin. Treatment n^- [I -pertinent ...... lUO.QO tnr counaul general in New York. be cobkcd and digaated and atlll room for 700 dalegatea and their gestions. -r ■ Saefatarial,'Production Managamant. Shearer which Mort Lassen will Aronymous ...... 5.00 Mans to be drawn for fiood- Miss Barbara Wallett. past prta-.. FUN lo o m s — REFRESHMENTS . have anU-cancer effpct within the Parachute Co, loaned trucks for urally depends on the location ident qf tha l&cal American Ijeôn chalra and deaka. A balcony will transportation of equipment with To all the children who can and natura of tha fractures. In display- on —hla lank truck this Eleanor Swanson ...... 1.00 d astad towna are expecte body, aupportlng the folklore yam. provMe apace for SOO opectatora. vassed their neighborhood* in dox- week. Four acta, have already ;r- Jane Swanson .'...... I.OO c de parka in low areas PARADE 1 'PJW. ki out healtation. -been obtained by Mr*. Donald Ted- Dr. Lucaa aald he haa not been Five committee rooma will have The only fsUlure in cooperation ens of small drives to make pur EN6 INEERIN6 : MacKanleal with Tool, ry Alonso Cushing. 84, re ed Mabel Swanson ...... 1.00 t able to obtain medical xeporta, horaeahoe ahaped tablea with came from the founder of Civil combined efforts a large one. Production. Baetronic, and ©anaral Maehanlealîoni. ford for the floor show. Work haa lawyer, lecturer and histo in,' David Swanson ...... , 1.00 KIDDIE RIDES — SWING CHAIRS, Bubatantiatlng the claim of leaa room for 70 dalagatea—juat like Defense in Manchester, Chief To the residents of V ernon begun on the food- sale Artth con died at a convalescent home >(. South Methodist Church AID TO CAB OWNERS Trailer Court who donated food tacts being made by Mr*. John 5.o6 PONIES — DOODLE lUG CONTEST cancer among people eating the tha committee rooma at the U.N. Schendel of the Police Depart WAPPING FAIR terday.' Member...... Detroit (J>) — A new lacquer Boletua eduUa muahrooma In haadquartera in New York. Two ment, who apparently folt we were and Jioxes of new clothing. LIRERAL ARTS: liberal Rpa Arh. Moale. Gan- Erickedn and Mra John D; Avery. A native of Lynn. Mas*., >r Mr. and Mrs. Qua WaUx 5.00 fpe automobile body snish that PIANO TUNim ChEdim Ub^ 12 Fra» Caechoalovakia, Germany and larger “oomthiaaion" rooms each children playing “cops and rob To the Manchester Uons Club Either of the woman will be happy akifig- w a n t-ra a ld e n t-o f- ,r- Girls ana Boys of 'Turn* 1•111 require no pollshing'''Us being will have room for 300 ppectatora. for it* cooperation in the windup DANCE •aral Studies, < - to hear from anyone willing to 14.89 Auatrta. \ ' bers." Three times the Police De- folk. • bull and Carroll Rds. Bated by engineers. The tests so KEMP'S, Inc. pari admission SOc ^ 1 ^ ' FoDclom In rauaylvnnla A booth for eimultaneoua inter- furniture pickup. contribute baked stuff for this fea „ Elsie and EUe.. Kroll .. 5.00 ar indicate that an average wash pailment was called upon for as- SOUND and SQUASI f 788 Mala 8 L .^ - M 8 8 0 Similar folklora about muah- pretera In four languagea will be alatahce and three tlmCa we were To the members of the press / For fmrlher m fom ulion, o ft ture of the benefit. pn. Girl Scout Troop No. 17 38.64 ccasionall'’ will preserve • the roonpa ia reported In some aieaa attached to the main auditorium refuted. who kept you Informed of our The dance will be held at^ the pn. Master' Raadolpb Smith 2.00 and the committee and commla- need* and diatribution of auppliaa. Rainbow Chib Ballroom on Friday of Pcnnaylvanla where muahrooma The Civil Defense Organisation R h y tlim A X n O re h o B lr a '' Director of tba Evgnlng DivWen ment in Maasachusetta" and Mrs. Alfoed C. Anderson . 5.00 are grown, he added. aion rooms. Thia alto ia an arranga- waa also surprised that not one To the hundred! of people from from 8 p.m. until midnight 'with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ^cnt modeled after the U.N. The Manchester aqd the surrounding music by Tony O’Bright'a orches ing trusts, a chapter in mod Koskl ...... 10.00 Dr. Lucaa said Amertcan aptdaa town director or town officlal-con- corporate history" in 1915. building udll Include loungea, din tacted Civil Defense to aid ua and towns who donated food, clothing, SAT. EYE. t to 12 n i i m N U K tl tra. Tickets which ask a donation Melissa Wlllnir ...... 1.00 ing rooma, cafatariaa and apecial furniture and checks. of 11 are obtainable through the He edited "The WrlUngs Mrs. Arline Kenyon .... 10.00 our only thanks for a Job well Hudson M. Talaphana: „.imuel Adams," which appe> facilltlea for the preaa. done la a budget cut of approxi Our most sincere thanks. ■ SEPT. 10 heads of any of the local organi- Eliise Kenyon...... 2.00 rakiatan haa been in the fore Major John Pickup, Hartford l.'Cona. CH h -IU I r.ation8 suqh aa .the women’s socie in four volumes in 1904-08. _ Mr. and'M rs. Frank J. mately 50 per cent for the c<îng A graduate of Amherst Col . front at UJ7. membera urging that year.. Salvation Army. ADMISSION 50d ties. the Grange, PTA and fire *U* Croffley ...... 10.00 aaaamhly aeaaiona be rotated The few people who offered Kenneth Oitrinsky. men. in 1891, Dr. Cushing received^ * M ra S. W. Mason ...... 5.00 among tha m ajo r cai^tala. Tta. blaêta, cots, homes, boats, .Anderson-Shea Post. VFW Co-op Parents to Meet master of arU dagree from Paul M a rte ...... 6.00 EMERQENCY ISM aaaaton may be bend in Paiia, Parents of the Co-operative lumbia in 1894, a Ph. D. in 10* Mr. and Mrs. E. Fritzache 5.00 OILIURNIR wfaera tba Aaaembly praviouaiy ' Kindergarten and Nursery School and LL. B in 1901. , Mr. ahd Mia.- Peter Frey 10.00 met In ISM and IMl. upUs wilt meet at the United t* Mr. and Mrs. Peter t . s n v i c t I by kuslty tSlebad Son* lethodlat Church Friday at-8 p.m., ^0' s u u m ...... 10.00 Jn preparation for opening of thd1900; on- CALL OINRAL leoikar. second year of the school on Mon (03, ■ . day. ' - WILLIAMS TV SERVICE ?Dr. John Malone \vHl serve again 09. He- practiced law in aa school doctor on call and Mrs. York City for rolny yeara. A tten tio n ^ OH. StRVICI Obya Ce eC A CWI Bvron Shinn aa nurse. Mrs. Frank His widow, the former 1 \ Nights ILK eZiSR PhiaraiM U'lm will be substitute teacher. beth Newton, ia hla only Imi MI-9-4548 M iF f O f n a x The school now has an enrollment ate survivor. t OFFICE of 4.5 children and will operate Funeral services will be fJ d . iT double kindergarten aeaaiona on Thursday In Holyoke, Maaa. FOR RENT --.... Monday, Tuesday and Wrtnesday. Nursery session* will be held on Ideal locaiiA a t iOd'/i Thursday and Friday mornings. 1 Boat Center Sk, ground floor. to / LMt minute enrollment for H Now vacant. Apply Newtodanl kindergarten liessiona may still be - WE.CARRY ALL made with Mrs. Theodore Caddy of , 3 H.J.TROnER Keeney Dr., membership chair I Y ,3 2 s u m m it ST. man for the Co-operatiVe. ’ • TEL. MI 9-778Y Herrick Aiding Stricken Areas Local assessor K. Pierce Her-

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''V ■ANCHESTEi EVZÔ^kERALO. MANCHEn^ OOime WEDNISDAT^ 19S8 KAMI EtrENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 196B | y u ^ v n » r dii Is the proportion Of Christian W< ' goes on, and th e'j^ erlca n people ■ M ■■" onUlMlTy I'M * luwl orffln«ry 6w — TTie concluded that somebody - Jiad . SkMt Windsor, Sept, (JPtÂ n G O p Victory^^ ’56 social haaSieaa fatavar. M y ■ ■ anaWy ap- could be that the avera.je Turk la 87-year-old man sped down Route to the slcknSsa of the American accompanied to Sunday School but I would like to take tola oppor death of Mlaa Juatlnce Lynch, 56, are eent - If they go at all. Tlili protoS asethaf la m I a lirmaaiat aM aril * "Tcopp. ao excited and iwrought up over taken the Americui people. Sonia- 5 laet night with a State Police ^family. The high proportion of tunity. on behalf of the Maatoea- agonising situation leaves no rooin on AuC>v$ resulted from a motor aat mar toe ahia, times,'such a spotlight is enough car In pursuit. - divorcee to marriages la dlaturb- . By MMR^.MABLOW tareciaUy like to an hour, says Corotter Jamsa J. •74 CENTER BTBEBT TE L. M I • ’5M7 1 Sponsored By The Manchester dent Sisenhower would deprive doubt would spend between mm. thank Pack 47 Cub Beauts who Oorrigaii. tended to discourage and restrain State Police identified him as with the expectation that mar and election time trying to whittle AB Warh ^ ApMlatmaat I Just like breaking a few Greek riage will endure for life. Many Council of Churches. / CMS II seewsesieee Republican poUUclans of a lot of helped In collecting canned foods. Miss Lynch was knock^Ck^ of thought the criticism was ap Bernhard F. Roeben of Bloomfield. him dowp te frying stse. Mean- Froa CoaaoHatloaa store Windows They sfid he was under chase af (Christian families are Bomlnated mi cewuc'iss* itsff.MSMSs I yakkltjr'-yto if he suddel^y an AIm > BUsh Hardware and VtchTs bsr car when It- was hit bp-aae plause. ’whUe he needs all the influence and Radio Shop for toe use of toer Having a Nervous New DelJtl (fi—There will be no m 43.41 s i : Postmaster General Summerfield Hssley of Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, One Way to Cure 137 Loomis 8 t, flo u n c e the en phoric, carefree state." said last night the bill was dU- sequence cynicism and reckless the church. Its IdenL.We have to have a candidate loom $$• toWOlTJf S ’* ® - it Jugt looks as If Brit jin would covered at the Jacksonville branch Breakdown"; while Carl Reiner president hotel or republic toeater KmtJSUhUee ef nfSjraMBl nmIbi toOlBRBrtm' says he believes Eiaenhowbr will. announce the engagement of their gagement of their daughter. Miss said a beUer title would be "A in India. It’s now against the law havior. 'The quickened tempo of The adult member Ie Mrs. Chan TVyare Mned eg f wmpd mmfMy fSfBteBlS. strong eqough to elect toe^Repub daughter, Marjorie Ranees, to Janice Joyce Mearman, to (filfford have to keep on ■ holding Cyprus, of the Federal Reserve Bank and Wan-Ju, widow of a former Uni lican party. That is why we won Henry Cabot Lodge Ji*'., an orig Nostalgic Dreams Blue Serge'Thread Being Attacked to use any word with an official life for all members of the family Ronald K. Devine, son of 'Mr. and Frederick " 'Ulm, son of Mr. and was sent there by the Florida Na reduces the time spent together In versity of Shanghsl professor. TitimoNi • w im • e« VISIT in 1952." inal Ehaenhower • for -jProsldent Firem en W illing, Jaisnss’-S i's l which is exactly what Britain has by a Platoon of Unt.” Peter Don connotation in connection with booster and now chief îS. dele Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Devine of Mrs. CUfford F. Ulm of 163 Can Oe/l££iJCiaJl financ e CO tional Bank * Trust Co. of Miami. business, trade or profession. common pursuits. The gUlf .be Others are her son, Chan Bun. 18. ___■ Sen. Kerr pf Oklahiqmm. one of ter SL 9 if* t I been intending all along. I f the ald the M. C. of ’’Masquerade gate to the United Nations, added' Windsor. Holloway, Mioh. UPi — Railroad ' f V 7 I I H V S( I I (i f Several - other bills from the The object of the regulation, said tween the older generation and the and hit three young friends. Chan the Democratic party.’s wits, after Istsuibul rioting had to be stimu missing ransom money have bedn Party” disagreed. He claims tla t listenihg-to.'thfr Republican clamor his word yesterday.' He said Mias Mealey is a senior at the man J. D. Jaqua Is moving Into Miss Mearman was graduated But Tail Too Tall an announcement, was to preverit younger pi not being narrowed. Kwai Cheung. Chui Yam TsI and MANCHISTU from Manchester High. Ekhool last DtsDlar adverUaiac c lo ^ l hoorsi found recently in' the Midwest. it is really "A Raule With a Hairy for Eiaenhower, said:*The Demo believes Eisenhower’a sense" University of Maine majoring in the sUUon house. A fter worMng lated, it was good-work in the DaSzle.’’ "l don’t understand that ‘‘unscrupulous’’ persons from mis • The most serious weakness of Yam Ylng yeung. estsuuNimn • • SMwshMr June and her fiance graduated Carl Austin Hall and Mrs. Bon They (frill be temporary house OPM MM. Tm . ww. t,» crats -are ■ not nearly so afraid "duty" ^vrill prompt him to i home economics education. She ia for the railroad for 35 years with MAIN iT ., and Fin OVMT WssIwBitii’tt. M A N C H ttn il p «lS ^ y -i P- “ 1 CJSJv cloak aiid pound department. It It but Peter has a reputation as a leading customers by using terms the family today it lack of vlU llty with the ciM of 1954. ..He will nie Brown Heady were convicted guests of their spon.«or, Mrs. Theo mmt riwraSw) M (.• CMtW IMwdw* EiMahower will run again as Re again,/ membtf of Delta Delta Delta 15 more to g o fo r reUrement, Tampa, Fla. (A)— MacDlU, M r WIMlieB SO W a Seh Ear «w VIS ifluiiieir which might ' indicate official in jihe life of the spirit. God ie too Im m mmt» M >mMmH •» Ml "■•'Sr *••• came along for free, that was so 'wit. so i guess it’s okay. publicans are he iirpn't. Sorority And honorary society Jaqua bought the old HoUoway leave for semlce with toe Navy on Force Base has eight fire com- / OHM mUMOAY IvtMNQS UNTIl I EJA. and executed for th e , kidnap patronage. seldom taken Into account. Small dors. Evans of Kent. •«••••••■••••■■•*•■********* 'Sept ,19.: IddRa iBdRa 3a aaal4aa3( af aR aauaaa4RiR faaNia much diplomatic, good ’ uek. ... Republicans doii’t hav.e to viiit of All-Msine Women. station and' had it carted oft to psnies but it hod to call on toe slayliig oft he 6-year-bld Green- Firem en for Fire, Devine is a 1955 graduats of the lease child in 1953. They got Eisenhower apd examine the pres- his own lot. Tampa Fire Department for one Flood Benefit Fete i; tali State Highway Commissioner jn ' wWdi sll our modem equip end by the sudden twist in Rus Tokyo, Sept. 7 (A*)-vA Japanese then only after considering, the who want to report a ,flre should either end and a double aised The trouts were lost when naring enough to do the Job, the base had LITTLE SHOP Newman E. Argraves said yester phone the fire department S-2334 BUY CANADA HARDWARE ment for fast Journeying resolves woman, remarried and the mother condition of the world and his own freight door..Jaqua and his, wife pOola at t o e Burlington trout to fe t the city’s aerial truck to sian propaganda policy. They day that damage to State high health. - not the police departmeht 5-2331. of Iwo-chlldren by her new hus figure it will take two or three hatchery were damaged. hoist ths repairmen up, MANCHESTER PLAZA — EAST CENTER ST. > Itself into a snail paralysis. What lffi’t quite know What to do, not ways, roads and bridges alone was Nikon, whose hope of retaining However, reMdenta of adjacent New Britain. Etopt. 7 (A) T--The years to finish the station so they .. happens, when one of two main band, learned yesterday that her $18,600,000. He added that damage the vice presidency may depend on Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach elng as agile as the totalitarian first husband is alive in a Soviet American Hardware Cortl. says can live in It. ' OPEN THURSDAY end FRIDAY UNTIL *9 p!m . I to munlclpally-qperated roads and an Eisenhower Victory next year, Who want to report a fire should arrangements have been complet routes is dosed, as by a flood,, or Lusslus, who can turn one line Rusaian prison. bridges was $11.916.p00. is the latest to come away 'from call the pblice department 5-2331: ed for the'purchase of two Cana when a holiday weekind pours (ff and another on without the Mrs. Teruko Tanbo. 29. of Sap STAH: AUTO DEATHS EI8E Gqv. Rlbicqff said the damage the President with opinions but not not the fire departmeifi$ 5-2334. dian hardware manufacturing con traffic Into all main routes at It trouble. They don’t know poro, aaid she was shocked and ertlmates would be turned over to much solid Information. That is, .unless there is nd''answei: cerns. Involved In the deal are Hartford, Sept. 7 (A)--E!ighty- once, or simply when people go to confused. She found the name of ms special Flood Disaster Recov A fter visiting Btseiihower In at the police department. Then for the First Grade or the low to solve Russian softness, her first husband. Tamlo Ishlgakl. the PeterboroAgh (Ont.) Lock one persona were killed in Con work In Hartford In the morning ley long for -the good old days, ery pommlttee which is working Denver yesterday aiid telling re- they ahouM -oaUi to e fire 'depart Mfg. Co., Ltd., and the Belleville necticut highway accidents in the in „a list of 1.365 prisoners g iv «i up an agenda for the special Ses portefs he had 'not discussed ment. or try to coma hwne jfrom wpr}t a t hen the Russians blasted us, and Japan yesterday by Russia. iOnt.) Lock Co., Ltd. 101 days between Memorial Day lost Grade, Morton's has sion of the Geijeral Assembly poliUcs with the President, Nixon Now that explanation should cut and Labor Dqy, the Connecticut aii^tt. Is that w » g et so many of I automatically blasted them, She said she married Ryo Tan called by Rlblcoff. Riblcort has not said: , down' ths number of calls going to OCILrORD FAVORS BAFFLES Safety Commission reported yes f c . bo, a pollcaman, in h ^ c h . 1952, set the date for the session, how "Am ong people who know the the wrong department — some- our speedy, time-saving devices on the victory, each day, went to terday. The number of deaths for after hearing froip^ repatriates ever. President-'-and want him to run Umea 30 to 40 a week, Brunson the best values! the aame stretch o f road that 1 jjjj, blaated the loudest, that Ishigaki had med in prison. Guilford; AepL * 7 (A) --Ralflea the same period last year: 68. For they are more optimisUc thap at said. 1953:64. , they Impede one another. 1 w hat pussies our experts most Tanbo nnd M ^ Tanbo have re FALLS ASLEEP any time since he was inaugurated and non-professional games of Automobiles dasigned for .the||, what to do about the Voice of fused to sayûmOt they will do if Waukegan, 111. (* —A 25-foot fall that he will run again." CTCU8TS SNATCH FUB8E chahes have been-sutooriied here i w CATHOLICS COLLECT $180,I01 Ishigaki ts^patriated'. by 22-month old, Joyce WesUy from Sound PoUtirml iVecedent in a special referendum by a vote tvida open road travel bujnper-to-1 j^merica, which we' organised in of 378 to 340. The se-called ra f b u it^ r .for miles on end. Power to topple the Moscow dic- a second floor bedroom apparently • Eisenhower, like other Preel- New'Havah, Sept. 7 (A)^ -Laura /WRONG TDdlNO didn't even disturb her sleep. denta before him, has.some sound Xuroto reported to police that two fles law waa passed by toe last Hartford, Sept. 7 (A) ^ Arch glanti capable of 100 miles - I tatorship, and inspire the people ^td-tow, Fla. (>P) — Looking for Joyce’s mother, Mrs. Nona West- political reasons for keeping both bicycle riders snatched her purse Msslon of the General Assembly bishop Henry J. O’Brien says hour tÛioot mechanical strain njj conmiunlst or satellite, ^ suspected moonshiner, state ly, aaid the child crawled over her parties guessing about his inten last night. She said the riders came and it Jncluded a. ideal opUon pro Catholic churches in Connecticut collected $120,101.96 for flood re piitf and grbwl as they travel at S1 countries to revolt 'against th «^ A v e ra g e agents i stopped at his and fell out a window. Firemen of tions. He’d lose a- lot of his influ up on both aides, snatched the vision under Which yesterday’s scBoei house , and w m «' told by a small a rescue crew said the child was refcraqdum Was hcIA lief. miles an hour. Th e re 1« nothing They note that M' ence on Republicans in Congress purse with $9 and pedalled off. I boy: breathing normally, although urt- more frus|rptlpir> nothing m orejt, ,till Jamming the VqlCe' of "You can’t see my Daddy now. conacious. X-raya failed to show maddening, nothing nwra rldlcu-Wôrica. Btut they also-Aote that He Just left with some ‘shine." injuries. lous. The triumph of a^ our engl- the Russian press and radio are ■nearing and production for speed j cm.|.y)og some of.Ahe same things la stolen from ns. W# havs mo they Jam w l^ they are on toe ments when we feel vm would be Voice, NEW FALL MEN’S WEAR suess better off walking. ' For toto incongruous situation, ★ ' - / ^ "A" A t ^rst gUmce, the cure seems our “,Sxi)erts are easy. There are certain obvious ■ ' for HIGH Irtlm a solution. It is to pro- bottlenecks—^bridges,, thd main o Russia that Ruuia cease FALL^GISTRATION Famous Western from HOUSE’S Black. Red, Black highways Into great dties, Jfidmlng tl^V oles, so that our of- N C otteo Froet, main highways inside lesser iclal . brotulcasts ’ Into Russia Brown Avocado So w « quintuple the bi wpifid no longer be Interfered with forFaU the highways of sxit to'âny respect. rertfu(de G. Tyler' Cattle Brandi FLANNEL from great populajtt^ / It never occurs to qur policy , — ' . \ . V THE PLEASURE OF A and by^pasa th e J «s e r / W «s qnd tont, perhaps, thers could be an their Intoriotr/traf^ protiilemo; other BoluU^n, which would he to ONLY 10^ WITH Thus, for odsts not quite'aatro- abandon our own special broad SCHOOL OF. DANCE SUITS I / BamiciU;/we w n the aiitomoblle casts Into Russia. When we SPORT back^^ anêedy aatvaat rather ourselves by what friendly ci^ht 840 MAIN STREET an/Instrumen'^ of aelf-frua- we claim our privilege o t / io in i New I toe Russians the favor/ it broad Register By Phone MI 3-6259 Featuring At Studio. Weekdays 7-9 P. M. lie only question Is that o f how casting especially t^hem , toe GOAT 3 .ft itg we get it back for. Or, where answer Is" that It/ls no friendly (All Types of Dancing Taught. does the next bottleneck show up? Fall Chartone / right at all, bu/the strategy of Ballroom Classe's for Teenagers and Adults) ParticMloriy From Houm's \ Style2160 Everytlme we fatten out one an enemy. IfIt w a s merely friend Black, Brawn, Black / atretch of travel facility, we leave CLASSES START SEPT. Toth Flannels Red, Natural SuedA Debonaira—Here’s a fresh Fall blouse you today and ly,' or U, Ic ihouid have to turn BOND la f Some other stretch narrower by right through Fall—with everytolngM t’s a friendljy^we would hkve no In- Regulars, longs and shorts. Sises 85 \ Pima cotton, with a new fashion' Idaa In a stitch. comparison. Perhaps eliminating teresj/m It. W e’d be tired of it. to 50. double-buttoaaAnockband. Jaunty Wing sisek bottlenecks is merely a U w sltory at curious traveler, Senator shoulders and lltUe puffed sleeves. It all hlgb-fa Slsea E So 38. process, like the body o f a frog Mono of Nevada, seems some Plain, charcoal, charbrown FaU. GraM la white, black and boft Fall Vn- t passing down the digestive what less pussled than the Wash and other fancy patterns. / ■trlctlon of a snake. Whether that ington strategists. He has an eiwy .00 Regulars, Longs, Shorts As seen la, MADEMOJlÊLUB Is so is something we will flna out solution. He would have us save and Stouts. AND m o r e only by experience, a f t e r ^ spend ourselves aome money by cutting enough money to-eUirfinate our down our. p'ropagands to Moscow. ? • .1^ .bottlenecks. In their first loca Speaking ^ t h ail the authority of tions. nine-full days spent in Russia, he But if. In time, we do find that finds “ no s,vidence> the people -ire 1 - 9 5 t o $ 8 9 - ® ^ the bottlenecks keep showing up, going to rise against thV Soviet SLACKS 4 r f f Just aheiul of or Just behind toe regime. Therefore I -feel the Genuine hand-oewa of luxurious flannel or gabardine, with many’^'ê-tail- ’ vamp bottlenecks we have Just eUml propaganda dlaaemlnated by the V.H ■ I ored features . . . Carefully shaped, fit fur maximuin I ■' nated, we may be driven to some Voice of America and other comfort, sittinfif or walking. ether kind of solution altogether. United States agencies designed W# may ^haye to realise/that toa to -'increase dissatisfaction and basic trouble llto not in Uie roads promote resistance to i>ie Soviet arid bridges peopla use but in toe rulers Is pointless and wasteful." Bed , * *• I ^ ICE C R E A M Yact th ^ toe many people have But that’s too simple a solution. GhllUa toe same destinations, too mapy ITie Rusaiana ought to stop jam / people live In th.e aame plkce, too ming us, or, even better, let us go t many people wo.'k in the i same in and 1rwi their domestic radio Only 'ten cent's and the flap place^ Rebuilding, or Redesigning system for them. our .cities, or relocating parts of Anyw iyj it’s up to tosm, what from the new Sealtest^West- their population and enterpriae, ever is to be done about our Voice. - f . may seem more vaat a taak yian The Idea that we might-do some- ern Almond Ice Cream carton even the endless pursuit of traf' thinc about It la, in the literal - 'flifjbomefteckj. but it may be the aeose, uitthlnkable. 1 brings you 24 fonious Wiistem oi(ly approarit' which offers real 2 .9 9 3.99 “ . T and iaating lUvidends. And ' we I E n t ir e brands.' Hava Mother , trog Slsea S ^ to t ■ISee r t a | wouldn't bie surprised,I if It )vaa :We really ’ bought ths act had what o sfMt to bo in.j..Yo|, For Cool Weather Ahead what people keep on dolof thern- become so threadbare it would not them on your handkerchiefs, Bed. aelvea, no matter how many tijple 1)^ repeated. But*that atory about w f nioan oni a Bigolow Carpot I NEW F i^ LIGHTWEIGHT Honey. roads and quintuplet bridges the h frost in Brasil, which, eyen it shirts or cops. JThe/ra greotl cities torow at them. trut," would merely relieve an over-supply of coffee there, has ‘ W« FMtHrB Coiivtiil«BjL l*RqinNNit HcMt And you'll feel the some way JACKETS A Mob For Pre^? done its work. Just ths- same. Td(§ Up 3 Ytcft !• Pay The thing, to dw,-whenever toe Boms o f the -major coffee whole I > about this new Seoltest flavor! In Black Watch and Cluny Plaids, plain MlorgjuidJniuiy ^ nob sbene takes place lii current salers are increasing Uiqir price. fancy pattfniA Fin|rcrtip and waist length; . Ask Ut Aboot ■\ history. U who U paying for It Sooner or mter, the increase will We would gather, from our.,j|Um be. passed on to 'consumeie. And Sixes 36 to 50. j ,. knowledce o f aacjmt history, that thS Americin people will be pay O B O R A L IC i CR6AM CORP. • Ohfiifaa WNsMsad^CWry P«Apcfs Csrpi 3.99 r iSIsas, Svto-S the same qucctlon has almost al ing, again, for a-headline which , The Mahcliester . LONG SLEEVE ways been pertinent Not that gave apiKpUtors wnjfegcliae - for there have niA been genuine mobs. more of toe same of opera- N ot that there couldn't be a Uoo which produced the senaa $5.95 to genuine mob today.. But that, a $iona) rise in coffee' prices, two CARPETCENTER SPORT SHIRTS Style4117 years ago. t great deal o f toe time, somebody ' ' 308 MAIN STREET ~ Ml 9-4343 Black Watoh and Many Other Clan .PlaidB. ' ■ ■ t ‘ ■ Whisper—H wa's to e new "soCtansd look" tor t o ' *1 la managing toe mob, and paying That rise, then, went, tier be , . blouse OS only JUDY BOND coa fsabiont It's luxurtBBs]luxmL ita leaders. yond any reasonable recognltionr . ■ ' ■ .. Win a real SHETLAND PONTI Plus other Plbtn and Fancy Long Slcave Sport -SMrto. Small J « ^ y drapod to a tattorlng cowl aocklino, a mcdluin, large and extrtt large. One has to ask the quest] on o f any actual ahortage la supply. j P/S-M-Wc- Fehtorb the Famous in "flttlng" places . . . a aoft|y-flattorlng rof*** ‘ Gogs wdtli your fonciMt aklrU m importoatly^ agaih today, aa toe newa talla of A t to< moment, toerals no la^ca- Smoothadft Wall-to-Wall iBstaUations casual costume. Strihlimly soft la white. Mack nnfl’Greak ‘ riota fla iia g up in tion 'toat wMtoer conditions In SEE YOUR SEAITEST ICE CgfAM DEAlI r FOR DEtAILS . eelora BIb m U to $A IAIN. f I M Tm hutyt Ona can a iim a , If one BTartt hare had any effect what** CALL Ml R-4343 PpR FREE ESTIMATES VMbaR ibat dtora la ae muto soever- on toe amount o f future . m e r f j WE,OIVBj ^ GRE$N STAMPa 771 IT. supply, ^ ^ t ths spsculatlng gamio ■I * : .•/ L \

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IUKCBB8TBB EinBNWO/HERALO. UANCHUTIR. OONICa W ^NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 IIA N cisT E B EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C Q ]^, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEl^BER 7, l98B

^ K a i B o y h T . 'N Wyse-Garrison Wedding Directors Set A d v ic e to i m ^ e Hearing Dates St. Jamea’ Church waa theacene ij^ton Fellow of the wedding Saturday at • M l^dergart^ n u Ml M ill / ■^- ■ * o’clock of Mlaa Carol Ann Qarri- Tha Board of Directors and the aon, daughter of Mr. and Mre Wil Town Planning Oommlasion will M A 2 N B T. "ijiriitiy , s*pt. T t®**^**’- bert T. Oarrlaon, 3# Aahworth St., hold a Joint formal public hearing ■‘lllrtftril Oarbulni. ton of Mr. and William D. Wyae. aon of Mra. Oct. 18 on'tha propoaad lOO-houae NSW York dh^XS open latter Daddy ha's fMng to biavs -to dou Ooorfo QorlMrini of Bdna Wyae of Broad Brook and to- a- young — maomi Juat atart- ble your wsokly aMowsneo. Let aubdiviaion of Chanty Farm on him know it coata more to ’atay iS u U i^ . h M ^ n Awarded the Frederick W. Wyae of Thompeop- Hackmatack St. Ing klndergarton: ^WvhtM'BlaaMUi O urlette Protor ville. The Rev. Edgar Fanrell per Dear Junior, in tbeaoeial swim In Klndargartan Th4 two groupa aat tha data for now thkn It did whan ha waa a IMS-M at Prinoe- formed the ceremony and pink and tha public haartng at an informal You aca about to taka tha moat whit# gladioli decorated the altar. important step of your young lad. / Joint meeting labt night. ’The aub - As for tha rest of It, Junior, "SaSSffiiStl. »W J«r - The bride, who waa given away diviaion, to bo known, aa Cheney dtactorial work in foolofy by her father, had for Her matron Eton’t approach it too light- hist buckle down and do ^ boat Park, la being developed by Lydall with each new problem SaK ariaaa. WHBMthB, and 4ld Individual re- of honor Mra. Wilbert W. Garriaon Development COrp. heartarHy. lUndergartan esa ha tUe ouminer at Rod of Coventry and Miaa Gall Gold- beat year of your Ufa. But It ' Ramambar that. In Kindergarten, David Blnbind4r, head of the what you are to be,/little man, Ibihtana. v*ere. Mre. ateln of Mancheater aa brideamaid. _ corporation, laat night said it all Juat one mad whirl. It la U«i«M nuroory ochool thio oihn Wilbert W. G(îaon waa beat man! a chance to gat In a lot of 1 you are now hecom^g. woi4d take two years to complete With bast wiahaa from a vaUran and Charlea Royce of Eaat Hart the project. It la located on 87 sober work —-”work ttiat vrill pay U in ford aeated the gueata. off In later years (whan yqu have vonity of Oonnectlcuf, Cine* t>*- acroa of land In Realdence AA and raaohad the age of 8 or svan 8). The bride’e gown of white Chan Rural Zones and will contain' lota iHe waa an “f^**?*"* M tilly lace over aatln had a fitted ■ q SO Naturally, you should hov# your Princeton durlhf ■ w tw-^se bodice with long Upering eleevea of lOO by 200 feat and 100 by ,180 shsra of good ciSsn fun. But slao eeHool yoar. He apd MSÔarharinl and llluaion yoke edged with pearla fast try to keep in mlhd tho AicUbnsry G irl, l$y Linked etlehratH their fifth wedding an- and ae<|uina. The aki'rt extended .Tha subdivision w|Il contain 80- deflnIUon of Kindergarten: ■Iverenry on Sept. l. Into a chapel train. Her fingertip foot roads and four aireeta—Nilas "A achool -for young onUdren • To B r^k at Jail! * jlre . Oarharinl, the former J<«n veil of lUuaion waa attached to a Dr., Cheney Dr., Austin Dr., and conducted on the theory, that Oonatantine.. la apondlng coronet of aecd pearla and lequint, Howell Dr. Alt Utilities anO im -, aduoStion should bo begun by cultl- / -r.------' - - I tttt- t with her mother, Mra, Rutt ■tudded with rhlneatone.a. , Her pirovementa will be put in by th e; vettng the norpisl' aptitude, for Bridgeport, 84pt. 7 (4B ■— ^ QQng^kntioe.on Rt. 44Aj She W*IU be. bridal bouquet waa of white rOaea developer. '— ' ' , ' axerciae, play, o»»earvaUo». im ita yGGT*old^litri 8uid thrtG .oroUicrs | Joined by her huabnnd on Oct^ 1. with itixamera of%yp8ophlla. V Both groupa last night indicated moHrassor tion and construction, and em* watt Meld In connection with a La The imatron of honor wore a they would approve the subdivi-. ba* phaalsing the naceealty of sqclsl bor Day Jail break hare. The Robertaon School PTA will atrapless, ballerina length gown of aion after the public hearing. I ‘ Dept. Capt. George A. Wash to M n get ncqitalnted '■ pot-luck cotillion blue net and aatin, topped MdewaSt PetlHons If you will merniorixe this defini burn said the girl, whose name SHOP TODAY- PRICE LOW PpR LIMITED TIME ONLY! ■upper Sept. 14 at S:iO p.ni. in U>e with a net atoie. Her headpiece of Tha .' Board of Directora ,laalif tion. It will help explain some of was withheld because of' her age, aeheol auditorium. ‘ _ matching net Goral bands. She nlglÂlao set a date for two other ; the seemingly nonsensical things ■ictad .M ft mtMengDr in n plot to Hje committee in charge in carried an arm bouqtiet of yellow public hearings, both concerning, ■you will be asked to- do, such u aid four men who broke out of -the I clude Mra. Barle W. Roeeând chryaanthemuma. petitions for sidewalks. One in-' learning to gallop like a horaa to Fairfield CJounty Jali at knife Ifn . Robert H. Wilcox, co-chair The brldeamald'a gojm waa" of volves a long-pending request for | piano music, wken whatjrou point after overpowering guarda. men, Mra. ;^hn A- OW unJM r^ yellow lace and net. ballerina a sidewalk on Union St. The other ' to do la mikO a nolaa Wi# s ; Jet Air four priaonara a^re captured Temea Deadard, Mra. Francia atyle. Her 3-tlered bouffant akirt concerns, a aldewalk on the north i T quickly as the ,^j>lot collapsed, BOkudet, Mra. WIlUam PhlUl^, Bide of N. Main St., a request for { • f**" ***** ^*Here are a few. sound tip# ,on Washburn -said. . waa trimmed with lace inaerta and how to. get off to a good start in lira. Bari M. Lyman. Mm- she wore a shrug of lace, and head- which waa received last month. | Bweed Hkw. Held on techiucBl chargee of Bryce Honeywell, Mre. Hwbert piece of matching net. Her arm ’The Directors set Oct. 4 aa the j breach of peace w err the Stowell ■ t ^ r d . Mra. Richard Murdock. bouquet was of pink chryaanthe- date, for both hearings. The date j *** lf*STi?\” arriTa looking ilka a brothere, Harry, 28, William, 27, . bum. Put bn your anapplea.t .ault, and DoqgiU,;20. They were'jaUad .Staa Andrew 3. M” ; muma. . " . waa set after the Directors de-1 your brighteatr nacIUla. Be s Frederick C. Roe* ahd Mra. Hol The mother of thi bride choie feated a motion of Director Gilbert in lieu or 88S,(M|0 ball each. | Barnes to table the matter. standout in your ola^’ m ttmr Wa^bum aald the girl c4iri4d| man Femald. workera. for her daughter’a wedding a Dior When you arrive the The PTA recently voted to blue dreaa of Chantilly lace and Bamea had recommended a de meeeageo-^ to. and from-the jail taffeta, pink accessoriea and cor- lay on the grounds that there are .. nddge ekeh otfier 'and asx,. Who a while the jilot waa being Worked-! ■ponaor eituere <»*"«•• J®**.^* several other aldewalk petitions on ' •ha? 'JBOy, vfpnder. where; he got out. • .'! ■cbool eWWren and the Board of aage' of pink rosea.' thoae anbakyi twditone jhqasT Bdneatioa haa given lU approval. The bridegroom’sor mother was which public hearings have been | ■ ■Ihe brother* were accused* of held but which have had no fur ' 2. Your mbthar, -bf couipe. think providing a roona for the aacapoaa The PTA Bxecutlve Board ia attired in a,dreaa of navy blue ing you are sun a cWM, wlR wsat conaidering reducing the yearly taffeta with pink trim and beige ther action. It was also pointed out t» change their -cloUies. I accessoriea. Her corsagr waa of that a charter amendment has to ferry ybii'to echool the first day. . Washburn aald . the trio wa* duee from »1 to 80 centa. AcUon .pink roses. Both mothers assisted been - proposed that would affect Whan'slib introducet you-to your identified by k rooming house will taken at the regular the bridal party at a reception at the present policy^ of • aseescing tcachct', you should look up to your owner-aa the -man who had rented' monthly PTA meeting. teacher and' aay — warmly,. "Gee DCaaecmtlp Caaeue. the Italian American Club. yallot Photo. property owners for the installa-' the rootn near the Jail last Wad, The bride gave to her honor at MRS. WILLIAM b. WYSE tion of sidewalks. you’re pretty..I wUh you werf my Fiiesday. " 1 I The Democratic Caucua will be tendant a personal gift and to matois.’’ Thii wtU not only m v Gne of’tha escapees waa enunt. held Monday at $ p.m. in the Na hrideamaid alerllng silver, bracfiet your mother-SI Aullt.complex—It' than Hale Community Contw to put you in kblld with.the teacher. ^nly.a block from tha Jail, onai with rhinestones. The bridegroMn’a 8. YoU 'will probably ahtica soma .was caught ahdHly afterward- and I nominate candldatea for town gift to hla best man was, a set of the other two were nabbed after.] boi^ and o lflc » ___ _ aterling silver cuff Un|U and tie of ^ r Utile; clasartiatSs Jjaue longer hair than othara. Thaae th4y ‘ h i^ chAngad ,tnto^ Btraet| AaxBlary Plaae PIcaia claap, and to the u ah ^ h e gaye a clothe*. ,. V, The North Coventry Firemen a c o m i^lation ...... ‘ lighter knd pencil. “ Btrangd - looking craaturea are sWoman’a Auxiliary will hoM a pic For a wedding trip to Cape Cod ■ glrU. Greet them coldlyvaad_,atay nic Sunday f t l p.m. at tM Fm the bride U wearing a purple sheath away Iron them. If you coxy up and Coon Chib on Wvar !" dreaa with dtfaty pink acceaaoriea to "them, before long they’U ha ' X o r I N ig h t North Coventry. ’Thoae a tt^ ln g and whlta.^'Vote corsage. On their wanting half your pbpalclea. Ra are aaked to bring tholr rilver- return Mf. and Mra. Wyae will live memhar, a hpy who aharea hla lol ware. ’ ' on C i^ ch St.. In Broad Brook. lipops -with glria In.kbidar^rten By THis A 8 8 0 C IA ^ ^ PBBSS j BcMentBMoItt »pwwShow • ' ■ I . .'1' * , \ la the aUcker who later on na Parts—Matirica Pujo, 89, ardent i, buy ’em mink qoata. French royalitt and former' chief i Mystery American 4. Bewairq of trick queations.- U editor' of the pro-royaliat news- munitvmuMty CenterCenUr for tha Rad a ? the teacher aaki “ Who Wiled, Cocla paper "Action Francaiae." Died' Flood RaMaf ■hanaflt. Mra. Robin ?’'.âon’t brag.-Vl did." She’ll ’DiesdSy. ■ ** ,e ' ' Jaya Dallay wlU dlract S a y « H e ’g G e rm a n only aen^ypu to the school pay- Lake City, Minn.—Dr. Howard gram which will Includejit^klt by ehlatrist. \ K Orayi S4, widely kppwn’ *b- tha Coventry P la y tra ^ n g I n g, (OabMnned trey Faga Oaa) iL^Never throw apltballa. If you doitainal surgeon aL tha Mayo do, ybi^’ll probably end up rack Clinic. Drowned ’Tuesday in boat flcara, the Army command in Ber ing balls In a pool hall. The time ing accident. ., . lin aald In a atatement Hopklnf to throw apltballa J a whan you 39.95 HERCULES **TOURI5r* ***^*** 'T ai^F a Meatlag . _ . now clalmad to be Klaus Frederick SMALL DOWN PAYMENT have grown upk and oarome a rice Nearly 8,000 Americans live in Tonight’Vmaatinga Ineiuda Cub aiaublis, a 27-yaar-old German na- president and d(^'-t haVA much, else Lebanon, most of them business | M I 7 6 * £ h s Y(>%'pow>i, oh Tanm •eout Padk 87, Dan 3,1 p.JG) Warren H. Klaher h at peared from their units In western .future repair job|. Words lolo-pricod wiring motoriob $40 mem. taodod wRh dobxa.footuraz. Pmtod- V raturnM to Norfolk after apendlng Burope in 1848 and the Army is t o e i n e o l e a n e r s ore lofo, dopondoblo—your tkkot to bettor living. a few daya with hla parents,' Prin- investigating whether to court- 40" GRIDDLE RANG! M a r e n d a z grain Morior Full-width froozw ztoniidSIhi. and Mra. Royal O. Fisher. martial them. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Currie REGULARLY 224.f 5 T R A T E L a e e n c y Big 2 ^ ^ . Vegotoblo eriipor. 3 iholvoz buOt-Me Jr., and two children. Andrew 18 Aiûm St., Hartford CLEANED $1 doto for jars and boMot) eat jndfMad feroggs. Leonard and nttab'U i Ann. after V - - apendlng the summer with the TcL CHspcl 7-5857 P R E S S E D J L Ul APPROVED-MEET REA SPECS. Fishcfa have left for Haddam for ,00 'Aatborized Agents For AU ^ a visit before returning to Ithaca, \ Any plaliiâalL dross or 864N. M-W GAS RANGE N. T. RsiL Air snd'Steamship Lines light coaL NON-METALUC CABLE— REG. SVae Mancheater Evening Herald ' aw\ e Coventry correepondent, Mrs. C. L. With Tour OU Kong# HAROLD EELLS 848 MAIN ST. 2 wire, 14-ga. Flame and moistur^resistant. little, telephone, Pligrtm 1-8281, Manchester Agent Mie-8084 Thuroday’SI 8 | , | y-Reg. 7 Vic, 2 wire 12-ga. cable . .514c Ft. Ft. •t. 4-wny olqmlnum griddla eon- 21.INCHw-REGULAALY 169.98 82 CHANNELS— REG. 149.95 TeL MI 9-7442 Lanaderette Servlee. ■ 8 WITH YOVB OLD BANGE /TN yoits lo flflh cooktop buri^.i - .y> ■ 88 down, Q O -^***’ 88 down, Y 9 0 f i O 4-INCH OCTAGON lOX :A AdoRma modol at a modorato prico. CoiivonionI Armd Plam iers farmobritsayonltsotytokoeip Terms U/.OO nrarnuty_- Terrae lA T.O O wnrmaty Iwy now —Pay lolor >- ■' . : buHt-M o k m ^ ’ innlor griddlo— M od for frying ejoon. Waist hiob broilor, SyO- Without clamps. 1 * 2-in. deep, i ^,-in. knockouts. .i.$Sar$IOd*wneii homburgon,pancokoz, o»c 18-bi.ovon hot piduro So many features for such o low pricel S2 chomtels. Soya now on fine 17' TV. Picture is axtro eloot; rk ^ f May Cut Billion riacant tight, oloc, doqk-tk«sr. 4-in. box with non-metallic cable 'OI * ■ f window isnd idorlprlifht. lodcguord houiotdeck, Aluminized fubs—picture is axtro ciaor. Rich sound. PM sound, too. lots of iwlt-in powar.'Eosy front tvs^ clamps " A l W Temiti 24 meo-tepey. 1 Cfearance inloiyat Hmor pnd RuotomoM |lgh».jDbottihaW ' Pocked with power for top parformonco. ,ing. Mohogony colored Cobinal—meoiuras 15J4'k ■t ^ Defense ;Costs lonlmli hoop f e d tompordura you id . 36" GRIDDLE RANGE Compoct cabinet in mohogony-groinod finish, ^ ISW* X 22V4'doop—idaol for aportmant or troiloA iS% Off M All Dialsi RtsHfanlliin ENTRANCE SWITCHÊGIILAR 8.45 1 fOairtlnMd IroBi Pago One) - REGULARLY J49.95 Sew o t* ^ q-hiedi; sew eomplete sets 60 'amp. cartridge fused pullouts. Series O O NO SERVICE VVORRiiS WARD5 SERVICE IS NATIONWIDEI friends aa "old faahionad ravlval wired, 4 dimite, Flush or surface mount, m , W w maatlnga about spending, up and CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES dosvn the government." One aucH meeting, it waa learn — Lew OveHieed Yea Save. TOGGLE SWITCH PLATE-oREG. 10t ed. waa. hrid last weak, at Boyhe 501 E:tAiddte TimmUce— TeL Ml 3-5187 < aty, Mich., where Secretary of WMi' Four OW Songs Heavy Bakelitc conatruction.^Color in brown RICH RUBBER TILE-AT WARDS LOW PRICE Defence WUeomia vacaUoning. Aty ^ Opee Daly 1O.*0^!h00-êBlii9s 7 t ^ Reg. 18e Ivory Toggle Switch Plate ,.... ,11c OtC" . _ ...... ■ ' . . • • tending were Deputy Secretary Diyidsd cooktop hos ronMwl^v Beuben B. Robertson and four top Air Fores officigla. obis griddle with cevsir.i non- . D U ^ RECEPTACLE— REG. 29e In Toiedo,^ Ohio, former Preil- dOg bumors. Watch baking 6 0 V n A 9x12* FLOOR FOR 34.56 de«it Harry S. ’Tninian says there prog rasa through ovimwkytow. * - i | T-slota; back wired. Brown heavy bronze is no way to cut taxes and balance contacts. Jleg. 33c Ivory Duplex thr'bttdget. Smokolou broilor. Clock-tinw * MOML HikT Telling a news conference here Receptacle ...... nr:.. .29c A w V yoeUrday that he U against tax cuts at this Ume, ha crttlclaad what he aald were plana; the vruEt on. / V TOGGLE SWITCIL-REGULAR 35^ ^ a V Secretary of tha Traaauty to low / ^ g l « pole .iwitch— brown “T" rated. er federal Incdme taxes next year. SO" OAS RANOI He added that the Uma tp .reduce X Pliastic ean. Regular 39c, Single Pole the naUonal -debt ia"^rhen the ha- REGULARLY 149.95 Ivory Bakelite ...... 35c I V tion la prosMroua. MORURTY TVuman waa bare for a non-par .Why pay morn for knuiry lubborlooringt (Foopio tisan BMOeh at a luncheon to rkiae ENTRANCE CAILE— REGULAR 52e la l w W ordt prl*d ^ 8rat-qua«br ‘‘Amorfcm’* funds for tha $1,780,000 Truman laa't this a cute asd dreamy ^ * 1 • • fubboT Mo h tho Mwoit in townj Enjoy qdot eom- library at Indepaddence, Mo„ style f Regulation 3IOORE’S RROTHERS - 3 wire, 6-ga. Has two hibber and braid in- M which wlll -houaa his papers. have the flt 'and freedom of Bulated wires- plus stranded bare neutral. * 9 fert undorf o d ~ a faztrouz satin iW di Ih d doon* Ha told hla nawa conference that shorte and a sh irt• yet they’re in jUfyi ^voz yooiz d wear. Atorblod colon, tha Democrats will make ’’the in cool, sae piece iutfit. Here’s 'I Wdhr Yosr'OWSango ^ i O P E N - . competence of the present admin a pracfiiNil kind of at|m >look RUIBERTAFE— REGUUR2U l" znort In any rootm wMlo, gray, groon, rod, loth istration’’ their Issue in tha Presi fsswoa design for gym. Made Cosipoct,yotyougttbigronf8 21-INCH— NSW 1956 MODU 2L-INCH1-ALL CHANNa CON50LE yelew, blue, beige. Colon ga Sweugh oe* Me— dential campaign next year aiuF from MOORB'Sanforised Oyfi- 2 4 H O U R S ..... doth: Is freskmas red. MM afficion^. Ovonlia 24* avoo $8 dowa. 4 )^0 AM -Year'parts M dosvaX oAiQl O C Year parU 4,W self-vulcanizing rubber tape is excellent % ■radleted a Democratic vietoiy.— for mfking tight, moisture-proof Wire splices. 4 9 v Tha former Praaldont anid ha is 10-18. bokoa t pios at oneol M * Tenaa ' sranaaty ^ Teroaa XW T.T^ srarraaty .115 Center St^TeL M1-8-S11B eM| da » yaunolf ’ tava lahor cod.* gtUl fo# Adlai Stavenson. formal' .9 8 out tmokoloM broilor, oloctrirS fiiiaoia govamor, but that ha \ ' t V.. i.lr*' wwld support sad csnpaigB for. ^3 dock-liiMr^ oppKoneo a id M A luxury eonsolo for loat than aorna foWo toM— Wards prieo is yory law comporod te That of no- 2Va-lNCH DEEP SW ITCH BOX MOBIL KEROSENE th T p H ty 's ohalco. Ms said ha Alas Gym Bsaskara For Boys nowi Akminiud tubo tStod d«fc eafoty glass TNaaSr i advorllipd TV a f sbsllor suamy. Has ahsnia- Removable sidee. 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r X ICAVtCHtSTSR EVENING IffiRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY^ SEPTEMBER 7, 19S8 WEDNESDAY, BEPTEMBER 7, 1955 ‘ l U r S L V B Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEPtfeMBER 7, 1955 R|gncI|f9Bter ittgttiitg l|g ra ^ I o Theater . .■ . . W apping w o t B - i m Evaglog Good Huale/ Playin g at M a,nche»ler l^ y e -In ^ '- - h V ' ' ' ' '■■■■ ' ' '— 7^ D » A a I B R y .6 ILocalTas^l^’' Daily Radio i r H A T > « * Piigl Selecliiieii Supw Sabres Like These Perfonned at lal Air Show ^ qabrlal Haattar x BoatdNames Hattford Bank Polloo h«ra tola m orn to*^ O ayB iht r t m w n o —I N I rMtod a toac|i#r who waa piibb- 'wHAY-Thicore Theater Ask Nomihatioii ably late for toe 8:45 a.m. HtodsiMvfi WOQO—ttood BTMinB Good Huale X LOU. As Agent for Bond Issue opening of achobl in Bridge* kV—Baity KImbaU . B V w —Branlng BereBAda ^ -Kacort Ravlaw ■'WTiC’-eWe Man's Famuy Wapping, Sept. 7 (Speclall p ^ today and a foreman of Rev. Stryjewfiki St*rU I aunpiM Iqr OM nOo 0t|Bi(i- _____ -Tanka »a KC \w im c-4e. R. Murrow The Republican caucus will beheld tha SUta Highway Depart W Gnt—Armed Fbrcea ■U mbA «n wfe(]ict to clivigi W nC—Fappar Tounf tonight at' 8 o’clock in the Town ' Tha Board 0( Dlractora last Chester Firo District to t)ia. town, ment whoa#, duties,4 Include WDRO-Cai Kolby night a p p ^ ta O tha OoiUMetlcut Campai|pn to Rebuild WGTH—Had Sox ra Dalrolt •'tfe k Y r—Polk* Party Hall. It will be highlighted when , AC^ROION • GWWAR •aid this would not bo pomibla un- supervising placing of speed WCeO—Good Evening Good Muale Richard P. Jones and Charles Man- Bank and Tniat Co. o f Hartford aa IDsa tbs town f ln t had Its own da- Hmlt eigne « « State roede. - Church in Naugatudk WIOCB—RoMn'a Neat carUfylnr and paying agent for a Ib re h u t WHAY—Record Rodeo WTIC—(êrveraatlon _ plltg. both former 'selectmen, seek / T INSnUMEKiS LOANED HEI partmsnt. Burbr rm J. lAxndterg, T3, Ft, WCCC—Record Review W D R U -^ l—Peace and War bond'laaua to flnanca exUnalva al* Hs said he wanted the town to KC WKNB—toaetall Mallnea - the First Selectman’s nomination. Lauderdale, Fla., wae charged The Rev. Stephan BtryjeWaM at WGTH—Mysteries Dexter Burnham, now third V, ' teratlona to tha town’a Bawaga establish a dapartmsnt “so that J Ssifh' reckleae driving; and 8t^ John’s Polish National Chigch >raiC—Ouy Lombardo i:lA - iM br WDRO-Rewa ^ ^ WHAY—Polka Party _ ^ selectman, has annouced that he is treatment plant. can go back to ths South Ilanchaa- George F. Hawkee, RFD 1, who waa appointed by Bialwp x' t* DMroit riox \ WCTU—Bob and Ray Show WCCO—Good Everting tSood Muale a candidate.for nomination as sec Thia la tha first stap in arrang. ter Firs Diatriet. voters and lusk Oov«ntry, wae charged with a Soltyaiak, head o f tha Ucitomina- W^B-%>bin’s Neat tog financtog for tha »roJact that them to turn their aaaeU over to Marchut *'wHjkY-^renade ], WTIO—Converaatlon _ ond s e le c tm »i^ . , violation of the rulee of tha tloiR in Manoheataf N . H.. to lead .™ __ B**u» WCCC—Record Review WDRC—JIRI-Peaca ead Wer Jones, who operulea a tobacco Chester Accord ion Co*: may coat as much as $1 ,000,000. the town.” Hs said the North Bnd road. the campaign for funds to 91. UNION STREET ' Eatimataa made two ytan ago ’Tanka va KC WKNB—Baaeball Matinee WGTH—Mysteries farm and is proprietor of the Va voter*’ could then follow suit with Mlaa Lur.dberg told Lt. Wal esUbllsh the Holy Saeior ChurSk- I OaUaa WTIC—torenao Jonea l : M — whan plana wars di-awti'placed the riety Store in Wapping, was first their own fire depsutment ter Cassella she and her pM* in Union City. Naugituek, which Kolby ^ „ WDRO-Cal Kolby. WHAY—Polka Parly coet at about $ M, , but Oen- , Box Ta iMtrolt WGTH—Bob and Ray Show WTIC—Lone Banger selectman from 19<9 -to 1951, He Tel. MflcheH 3470a 8 000 He pointed out that there would aenger,. an unldantlflad y o u i^ was totally daatroyv^ by the r»* WDRC—Disk Derby aral Managar Richard Martin aald was second selectman In 1952 to ■' Residence Pllifrlm 2-7093 be no coat to the town In estaUisli- woman, wero on the way from cent floodk has' Men woiklng jtaitr tobau WMAY—Suburban Serenada ' WGTH—Sgt. Preston \ last night that m U have risen in ing "a paper department." H e alao t:4A— 53. He is a veteran bit World War a itay on Cape God to teach In' tlrolessiy. contacting heads of aerv- WCCC—Record Review \toe two yeare. / / - K k a ^ T k S WKNB—Baaeball Matlnaa WHAY—Polka Parly I l g Is maiTled and has five chll-’ claimed that "Ui# pa WTIC—Lone Ranger Dtrectora, on Martln’a ready and waUtiiig fo r cohaoUda- /Uc-spirltod eitlaena WTJC—imu Radio Lana WDRC—Dtek Oerhr dren. day, aiatance of pk WDRC-Cal Kolby nmaitdaaon, waived the re- tlon" and said tha present syqtaiu and toe ppm, TV and rndlo in Datrtit WGTH—Bob and Ray UdW WGTH—Sgt. Preston Manning was first select.man In ■ Warned to "tak'e'lt'«is#y" af-^ quireMcht for competltlvk bidding of having three tax collectors .antf furthering the fund drive. 1951 and has served as chairman tor passing radar shipment at WHAY—Night Watch three tresanrero la waateful. Bach As far u known this fine, largo WHAT—Suburban Serenada WTIC—You bet Your Life of the Board of Education, is mar in atôtnUng tl** Hartford bank about 7:10 a.m. pn E. Center WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Disk Derby ried and has two Children. , ax cartin g and., paying agent. of the firs iSatricU, aa wall aa the churchôf upoetry brick conatrnc- WKNB—Baaeball Matlnaa ^ St. by Patrolmiur John Hughee, WGTH—Muelcal Memories Burnham, a veteran of WorltJ WAPPING FAIR SUPPER Martin pMrit^ out that the bank tqwn, has its own tax colIeiUor and tlon ,is the only on# deatroyad by WTIC—lOtU Radio Lana she wax arrested about five i:ia-t treasurer. ' ths'^raging torrents. Nothing what WORC—Cal Kolby WHAY—Night Welch War ll is state editor of the Hart had acted In âlm llar capacity on minutes laterôn Center St. by WGTH—Bob and Ray Show WTIC—You bet Your Llle/ ford Times, a past commander of, tha. bond iasua fo r tha high school Mahoney said -the problems ever was Taft of it but tha antranea WDRC—Bing Croeby which have held up consolidation Patrolm an Joeeph Sartor and atepa and a few twisted Iren raU- Burt etare and directa in "The Kentuckidn.” with Diana the American Legion, a member of and Keeney Streev'Bchool and that WHAY«*Ncw9 \ WGTH—Muelcal Memory Lancaster until now could Just aa wall be charged with reckless driving. Ings. In addition, many of the WCCC—Good E\%nln( Good Huale go ■ Lynn, the frontier story in cthemascope and color which runs through the Boy Scout TToop 62 Commit thera would thua ph.â '’continui. She wax relaaaed after poat- WKNB—Joe GIrand SEPTEMBER 10 ty.” Martin also aaid ilmt. In any solved aftbr ths town created its ']^rishionere lost everything. WHAY—Nile Walrh Saturday at the Manchester Drive-In ‘ Theater; The co-hit is ‘'The tee. He. Is married and has t w o tng a ^ bond at abou^T-.BO WTIC—Newa WTIC—Truth or Connequencea avint. thera wax a queatton aa to own fire department to permit the T h e highway on which the., WDRO—Nawa WDROl-Amos n Andy-Music Hall. children. a.m. I t la about 60 mUp* ept., waa etoMMd for a radar" is to launch a atata-wida eampoign WTIC—Stnctlv Spoyta • i, WGTH—Conference ' WTIC—Starlight Sersnadt Temple. / Paying Bigent be *ppointed» M gyuH M ife - Rainier so far unmarried-dies iney was correct, but said there burner which la toad# next door in .Eaat Hartford at Pratt and Whit- chtok- about 7 a.m. and WDRC—Horae____ :-Hoi 1»are >l WDRC-;Dance Orchestra ''..Young Hemorratk to Meet said that w e town haa reached the Publisher Describes Events fo r funds. . , wqTH—Wliraer WHAY—Nlla/Walch WGTH—Dance Music . without an heir. Monaco ant^ its BAKED BEANS ^PO TA TO SALAD Wbuid be an immediate problem in charged with a violation of the Parishioners of BL Johno WTIC—McGee and Mollie 'fhere will to a meeting of the point where flnapclal advice ia hey. , , ' ______I: lightly taxed citizens would come l a y t ^ a tax ;rate '- one o f the rules the road by Hughes. Church have already donated to WHAY—'__ --Dlpner Dale ' WDRC—ROrnkner Moods WHAY—Svmphony In the Night Young Democratic Club tomorrow needed in airaitging financing. 1 WGTH—K P Morgan under French nile,, dlstriclafailed to join the town de the Red Crosa. and ara to g t o o > WCCC-edJood Evening Good Uuile ' ' WTIC—Surllghl. Serenade at 8 p.m, kt the Town HalJ when CABBAGE SAlAD At National Aircraft Show now need only take a few hun WKNBPjoe GIrand »:lg- / - -- ’ WDRC—Dance Orchestra Princess Antoinette, the prince's The plane for the renovation pro of dealgn of all Navy'jet aircraft. special offering 'for, the Holy WHAY/Nlte Watch plans for the outing on Sept. 18 at- ject, which will bring the sewage partm ent. dred feet before they are able to WTIC—E. Cota Glee Club divorced sister, was said to have If the Bighth School and Utlli Carrier umdiag Savior Church at tha Masaaa next WDRC—Guy Lombardo WTICVParle.v of the Summit Haurt Gaurt' Park in BCoad Brook, SLICED TOM ATOES — H OT ROLLS plant up to the eUndarda raquired By H’AL'TER R. FBROU80N set up I an airstrip. Thia means WDRC—Dr. W. Libby hoped for a revision putting her tiat Diatri^sôaa not to join, bang and extra pqwer aa they A Navy jet fighter must not Sunday. , - ______WGTH—Bill Stem .Television Proctanto w ill be made. by the Stata Water Oommleelon, Among the many event# of na that the Marines will be able to • idb— ‘ . X > . WGTH—Boxing Bouts three children in line for the Martin roid, the North Bnd real reached, for sky standing on their only be capable of tremendous Sleejiin^ Motorist If'tKia aimeal' reachse tha eyed WHAY—Dinner Dale X . , U---- i g ^BPX X - _On Page throne. Jean Charles Rey. a mem $800 Donated — PEACH SHORTCAKE have already been approved by the tional Interest that took place on tala ‘ directly above ' the crowd. speed but. must also be able to slow get close air support by having it WCCC—Good Evening Good Huale fAY—Nits Watch dents might find themselves pay of others wtIUng to help, they mny Keys to thi9 Capitol ber o f the nations:! council often Red Cross Chairman Frank Ma- /' town. ' . tha 1968 Labor Day weekend was Along with fighters came a parade down considerably in order to land- on the beachhead with them. send a chefk to St John’s. « WKNB—Joe GIrand ing two taxes— on#Nto support'of tbs NaUonal Aircraft Show. The Wakes in j^Kêr W n c —3 SUr Extra _'RC—Romance Moods mentioned as the Jtkely next hus sinda has annoucsS that more than COFFEE — MILK ^ Martin aald a referendum to ap their oWn department and one of transporta and bombers. Among aboard an aircraft carrier. A ir Raeea direct to toe Holy Savior Churdi, WDRO—Lerwetl Thomaa GTH—Boxing Bouts Monaco Rocked $800 has been collected in town for prove the neceeaary bond lews show Utia year was held at Phila js_ band of the Princess, brought such that Would help supportt|ie town’a them were nine B-87a. the proto A demonstration of a carrier All theae demonstrations were Box 86, Naugatuck. WGTH—LlberaCa the Red Cross flood relief cam mav be held thia fall, but added delphia International Airport. The It WHAY-Nsws; Nits Watch \a possibility to the council's atten- Martin explained thalXtois la type of the English Canberra med landing waa given by the use of A Long Island. New^Cork, youth WTIC—Keys to the Capitol paign. that no tima.Uble of procedure year, previous it was held in Day- staged each day of the show. Be ** WHAY—Encore Theater \ By Regime Crisis A d u l H — S T . ^ ChildrM U nder'12* r * 75e one of the problems the^ study ium jet bomber, a dosen Globe- portable arrerting gear which waa received an early birthday present WCCC—Good Evening Good Huale WDHC—Country Doctor Future contributions should ..be has yet been adopted. Among ton, Ohio; and for many years it sides these were the three differ WGTH-Boxlng Boute committee, I'nder ChrtJiie MCCor- maater transports, Flying Boxcara, set up on the airalrlp. A jet fighter, yesterday afternoop, hia Ilf#, when W K N Bôe GIrand sent directly to Hartford. Anyone other buaineaa to attend to In con was in Cisvslnsd. and last, but not least, a flight of ent . races—the Bendlx , Trophy WTIC—Answer Man n-.ee— I ’N B M P LO V E D JD RO R mick, has been struggUng with; that just a moment before was hie car plunged through 238 feet of Church Men P jai WHAY—Nile Which Monte Carlo, Monaco, Sept. ^ Hf) who suffered losses may still reg nection with the sewage project la it'was predominantly a military •ix of the giant B-36a. A ll the event, the General Electric Traits- traRC—Tenn. Ernie AlVi<)uerque, N. M. UP)— ^District The other Board memtoera a p ^ streaking across the sky, ap'- brush and went Jtt feet out Intr WGTH-Fulton L.awia WTIC—News -,-The tiny Riviera principality of ister with the Red Cross for relief . the matter of letting bids and de- 'aircraft show, with static exhibits prop driven aircraft aeemed to contthental race o f the B-47s, and WDRO—News . ‘ '' Judge\John B. McManus has ruled peired to support Mahoney’s views pl-oached as though,, it were sus-. Hockanum River. State Police T:U- Monaco, which recently rode out a at the disaster office, 234 Pearl .rlding whether or not to arrange of about every type of flying ms- float through the air after watch the Thompson Trophy Speed Run. _ Fesliviiil SfrttourdiBy WHAY—Encore Theater WGTH—News. that a jurOr is not a county em In principle but agreed that fur pended in air aiid touched down he waa uninjured. WCCC—Good Evening Good H ale IIGS- bahElna crlaia, was in the throes St., Hartford. temporary financlmg by short term china that is in current use by the ing the jets zoom overhead. New to the air show this year WHAY—Nile Welch ploye 'w^hin pie. meaning of the ther study of ths problem ia neces just before.the arresting gear. As Richard M. Brayer, 19, Free WKNB—Evening Serenade of a.govemment upheaval today. X notes whic'i would be sold in an m ilitary services. Also, thei;s was was toe Allison Trophy event WTIC—Yûf Star ■WTIC—Sports Roundup Workmen's Compensation Act. Auxiliary Session SCHOOL SUPPLIES sary before action can be taken. The Navy portion of the ehow soon as he touched , the strip his port, told State Patrclman Austin .South Methodlet Men who nre Eleven of the 18 members of ticipation o f the bond Issue. a hangar full of efthibita erected conducting a peach featival Satto' WDRC—Tenn. Ernie .WDRC—Night Owl He refused a claim by Louis There will be a meeting of thV The League of Women Voters, Involved launching different type# hook caught'one at the arresting which wito * demonstration of Ford he fell asleep as hla car was WGTH-Vaadercook WGTH-^ports Report the National Council, which func .Tp Erect Bulldiag by the many manufacturers, and day from to p.m., will aarva Burnham S w a r d who had a Abe Miller Post Auxiliary tonjght repf-ssented at the masting by of Navy Aircraft from the decks wires and stopped th- plane with quick en|1ne change. A ir Force headed west on Rt. 15. Brayer woe 8 8 tions ai a cabinet for handsome PENCIL BOXES LUNCH BOXES In another action last night, the ailied- industries; of airplane outdoors If tha weather is f»vor- broken verteâ after a chair fell at 8 o!clock at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Walter Schultheis. also went of the carrier Ticonderoga. The out any jolt to the pilot as could ground crews from various bases lucky his car didn’t turn over or young Prince Rsilnier lit, resi'itned AU equipped to delight any Board formally abandoned an un- equipment. v aMe. The menu includes peach from under hi m\whlle l^rwas aerv- Howard Bennett on- Pleasatit Val A N D C A S E S on record as having a continued in Cutlass the Cougar, the Bau*^**> be otoerved from the stands. - around the country competed, ho might have been trapped, po yesterday. iTwo councllmen had re ley Road. youngster. Many O used aecUon of Tolland Tpke. to The most thriljing part of the the Savage and the Panther wer# lice agreed. ■hortciik# with cream , allced iitg as a mem^r of Pie county Metal atylea, with and with* terest in conaolldation. They raced to change toe engine signed during the banking crisis atylea. From X J v •'permit the cOnetrUptlon th ere'M a show was the flying demonstra all put into the air aa thp carrier '1‘he Marine demonstration was Thx car’a only damage waa from peachaa with cream and peach petit jury. out Thermoa. Davy Crockett, in a F-84 type aircraft. The first and now an election will have to 1^,000 building by the Klock Corp. tions put in by thr^y.S. Army, wfs docked In the Oeleware River a. mock attempt at establishing a toe Booking it took by being in the aundaaa, find tha alwaya p<9 lil*Y Manchester Evening Herald Hopalong Caaaidy, Roy Rog- crew to change the engine and be held within three montha. - TTie firm, which does epeclal- U.S. Air Force, the Nitvy and the visable to all from the seating area beachhead with the aid of heli water up to the windoWa police hot frankfurters and hamburger Michigan hu miles Wapping correspoindent, Mrs. Mar SCHOOLBAGS era. W ild BUI Hickork. turn It hver so that It idled prop* ■55 School St. Yesterday’s resignations came Ized heat treating, is located tn Local Trio Forms 'Msutos Corps. Each day. o f the. on' toe field. The Savage la a .twin copters and close support bjr thSir said. It waa pulled from tha water aandwichea, hot coffee cold streams, about )i wl\lch rie Colilna, telephone Mitchell B right plaid fali>rica and Plaatica In plaida and iolida. erly was declared the winner. after the 32-year-old pHnee re quarters at 291 Adams gt. but show these aerial demonstrations engine submarine hunter-killeV. It fighters. Furies, Marine counter by a'wrecker.* t drinks. ^ trout waters. 3-4419. plaattc*. ""Newsmen from various papers Manchestar, Conn. stored Cesar Solamito and Arthur ^ wants to build on the old roag. Tha Real Estate Firib were presented. The Army demou* was a sight to see when this laWe part of the Sabre jet, buzzed in Brayer, alone in too car, UTMtad Service Will bb a la carta at tha Corvetto to adviaers’ poaU. They n o t e b o o k s stretch of road, barricaded and in strated the capabilities of to* bomber type aircraft alot off the to drop napalm, as Marine mf- in this area were eacorted to the and charged with reckleaa driving, convenience of patrons, any time had been dismissed during the re THERM OS BOTTLES bad repair, runs through property many types of helicopters. Part of deck of the carrle. by way of chlne gunners racked the enemy show -b^ Jack Smith* of United waa released under $50 bond. Po between toe above houiis and a'-bit/ 2-ring, S-ring atylea. ^ C — owned by Eastern States Farmers’ their show was the "square dance” Aircraft Corp. All the journal- later if necessairy. ■ . cent banking upset, cauMd by fail In spoilt mouth atylea. Lena. Israel and Max Goodatine, #tum catapult. with vicious gunfire. The Ma lice records show his birthday is OLIVE RECAVE, Director A ll falnrlra. From. X toam. Four helicopters performed iita were impressed by this great T h e Methodist man iKipa to m ake ure of the bank In which consider- Exchange Cotp. all of Manchester, have formed . \Hsitors wera allowed aboard the rines also showed how they use tomorrow. ab^ of the government'g mbney The road haa not been used for a square dance to. music, . flying show of American air superiority. ax much of a; aUccess with . IhelY $50,000 real estate Corporation big ’*T’ during the three days of the portable arresting gear. In- PENCILS . . . CRAYO NS . . . ERASERS. ^ several years but an action by the about 78 feet o ff .the ground. TTien Ancient Roman wig makers Im peach festival aa they did with tha was deposited. called the "I * L CorporaUon," a the shUw. One of the important atrod of watting until they have It was a jvell'run and well exe DorothwH. Keeney/ town formally abandoning its ease there ws’x "Bozo” the clown, a ported large amounta of blond I strawberry ahortcaka aociU in tha •BALLET They were reported to have re HUNDRED^ O F R AU PO IN T PENS . . . INKS certificate filed iii the office of facta thaKwaa pointed out to the grabtod aeveral thousand yards cute, affair and very worth while ment of travel was necessary be helicopter decorated with # early summer. S, gained the prince's favor because the town clerk today indicates. crowds InvMyed the complication of enemy territory, toe Marines to aee. hair. • TAP—MUSICAL COMEDY . . NOTEBOOK PAPER . . . fore Klock could build on It. The .Piano The capital Is divided into 500 down’s face. ’’Bozo’’ managed to —* msfruetor . , r c ^ la located south o f Tolland' nudge over a barrel qnd blow it •CHARACTER — FOLK - , A N D e v e r y t h i n g NEEDED FOR SCH O O L. share#, al! common, with a .par ------Z— ------^ 63 HACKMAtACK S'TREET 1^ke.,f.weat of the Wilbur Cross down the runway ' and' then atop value of $100' each. Starting, •BALLROOM Parkway and near the railroad It and set it upright again. All riuKSAMEW'l A U MAKES OF TYPEWfRITERS tracks. capital ia $41,900, ^ this wae done with the landing . • STORYBOOK PLAYHOUSE W ill. RESUME TEACHING Klock Oorp., which was formed skids on the helicopter. k rLAsn BinBs. c a s e s , 4 Small Group Classes here several years ago, plana to , Mack lavaaioa • MOTHERS' CLASSES f " MOVIES. PARTS A SALES . . . SERVICE . . . RENTALS Install about $21,000 worth at aquip- W WE DELIVER J Pawtucket Firm . / Another part of tos Anfiy OnSept. 12»h - Coll Ml 9-0048 ment in tbs .building when it is demonstration wqs the mock in Ragistrdnien, Sapt. 8-9, 2 to 5. Phona Ml 9-480B. completed. The firm was repre vasion. The crowd was siiowii an sented last night by Atty. Leonard “ Wins Store Bid aerial in\*sion by helicopters with Calvert b( the Hartford firm of the close support of U.S-A.F. Day, Berry and Howard. The A. F. Smiley Construction fighter . bombers, complete with Coa^ldatton Shelved of Pawtucket. R.I.. has. been award^ the tremendous ekploslona in The question of consolidating the ed the contract for construction of volved in suci^' an operation, town’s two fire departments came Troops w e ie brought tn by "'iStpter up again last night but was also an $80,000 building on Broad/St. to FOR EXPERT house A P and supplied b^ air; then 78 mili- shelved again, this-time until the sn and Supermarket and has applied for a building per meter howitzers were brought in WHEEL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BALANCING Fire Protecnon and Utilities Study to the fray, again by ’copter; Committee submits Us report. mit. j w A wounded Were evacuated; mes- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Director' Walter Mahoney The building, designed by Ar nold Lawrence, will be built for aages were picked up by light COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ^ brought the matter up last night planes. All phases were supported in urging that the Directors estab- Atty. Leon Podrove who will lease by super sabres bussing low in SEE Rsh a town department, "on the structure to the ' chain fc~* r - close support. .^per," to permit consoliijation to This demonstration waa climaxed / go forward. Estimated cost of the 92 by 131 FOR MAHRESS foot cinder block building witjli a be a very good assimilation of an Mahoney, long an advocate of atom ic artillery sheU being fired to trimsferring ths functions and rs- small wing Is $80,000. atcording to tha permit application. knock out any attempt at an enemy aponsibilitiea of the South Man- ccMntcrattack. The' mushroom cloud rose up in an ominous, yet dramatic, ending for this portion of the program. Next on the program was a para chute jump aponaored by Pioneer N: Parachute Co. Fiv# 'chutists jump TEAGHE8 KNOWS! ed in an attempt to come closest to a Una set on the runway in It'a been proven thet etadente front of the crowd. The parachut \ • DO MORE WORK ists all used the 28 foot chute com monly used by air force pilots in .\ • GET BETTER GRADER emergency jumps. The chutes kte when they uee-a typewriter. a colorful- orange and white so as to be easily spotted from the air. Parade at Aircraft Start the aext school or college The Air Force came next with BOTBUYNIWi \ yeer right with a Marlow portable. their-Super Sabrea bussing across BKTTCR TRAOB-IN.TOO tba air field at below tree top hei^t as speeds judged id be from 600 to nearly 600 miles per hour: JuaC -as they were ' above the crowd, one after the other, the pilots cut in their after-burners which would produce a muffled ■/ fCOTT AND OTHER GOOD WE HAVE AU THE POraUR MAKE t h e s t u d e n t s F R IE N D GRADES OF LAW N SEED PORTABLES IN STOCK tSTIRRRO O K PENS $ 2.50 U p _ _ / DEWEY 4t l C H M A N ^ Lowest~priee~ big car you can buy. . . LIM E — FERTILIZERS . , 7S7 M A IN ST. ?

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' ' ' > '■ :V ;■ : 4 , ' ■ ^ ICAMGBlSnEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. NN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER T. l« iS UAKCHESTEB E\HEiNING HERALD, BtMfCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY^ SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 iw -srt.itv .,:,..-. ., Judy Dolson. Beveriy. Joan sad Rockville Donns Sutherland,' IMcky Orlow t o M o v e R ep. H olt Îeld Exchange Teacher Meets New PupUsv. aki and Kathleen Halloran. ■ f.V)' A gift certificate and amblem Program Closes were awarded to Bobby Mateya f<»r O f f i c e s A t G unpdm t by ■upertority; at checkers. Ksluisth With Ceremony Friedrich received a gift certifi ;V.' cate anil emblem for hU first place R ed lieiiteiian t rank In the basketball tournament. ‘ • V ■u Ibdl of Records . '■-V Rockville, Sept. T (Speclall— Runnera-up were Bernle Archlvy To Be Put to Partial and Richie Dubek, who received Maaeg frwn Fags Om ) ‘dosing day of the Rockville mu emblems. ^se by Town Unit nicipal playground program ffM- Bowling emblems were swarded the lake.” Rolt Mid. tured a pet show and g costume to the following first place teqm Th« HaU cir lUcdrda, vacan ’They irgued for about 16 min parade, MIm Jeanne disdbourne>, members: Linda Lukas, Judy Dol dttlM October, will eoon bacoi utes while a crowd of mors than. playground director, announced to son, Nancy Murphy, Kathleen Hal- the neW'home of the Water 100 people crowded around the day. lorsn, êverly Sutherland, Mike •ewer Department. / car. ’The embassy official mean Tlie playgrouhd program ended Albom arid Larry Murphy. A spe DflinV^q[UEEN The Board of Dtrectan laat while got in t»r-ear-wlth me. Friday wrlth a total attendanea of cial track, award was presented to Bight voted to have thjkold atruc- ’■Finally the soldier ordered the 3,152 for the MMon. *■ Susie Albom, for her all-sround lure awtckMed aufflm tly to per cop away and he left, against our Randy KiM and Dennie Shea enlevement in tpst field. mit Dm diparaMM^to move Into protsst., . were both awarded prises for hav , ’’The soldier stuck the guH in ing Uie prettleet pets, and Kath % I t / leen Hallorari. and Robert Dolan BAD DRIVING • Originally, the town planned to the rtkMi>r Into quarters fot us both out. vttre ' awarded prises - for having the.pretUMt atuffsd pets. Sarasot'a, Fla. OPi -Saraaota po^ Owned aad Opatsteff By ' the Farlc im dêlfare Departmenta ”I was St the poiirt of Mying lice bnriught the -following chargeji aa well water and sewer. Ihe ’let’sSWl. M go’|gw when . |LSw. fcOtolonel in the Prises ware awarded to Karen Allan R. Coa Jr. againZt a driver after a hit-run 488 Hartford Road built in the iSM'a to Anny csm e^ w n the road. Pfeitfier for the prettiest costume, aresent at least 30 out of SO WYBIAN'S SEtVICE incident tied in with other e v ^ s days; Bobl^, Mike and Susie Al 24 3IA1N ST. TEL. MI-S-MIS—BO-S-Sm ' set a maximum coat on the proj that indicated Russia is a M ili bom, Joanns Dolson, Unda Lukas, ect of S8.000. tarised countryi" / At the same time, the Board's ’’There is no freedom /fo r the 'phone me and ask me tlK ^y back Municipal Buildings Committee, tourist going over th e r ^ he said. Governor Directs O p e n F o r u m the Hotel Bond and return as its which' has been advising the Di During 2'i'weeks in RumIs, he head. \ rectors on the matter, made it said he spent half M talking State to Start New Yes, oiir stiff and the staffs of DANCING SHOULD BE PART OF EVERY clear the original |jlans for the tb officiala trylngô get to aee s' the other three banks in Manches Keeping Open Saturday ter are Just as human as' the.stsffs building have not ^been (bopped; collective farm Ar factory, and the To the Editor: Direetor Harry' Firato, chair rest of the t i ^ taking ths standard Hangar at Bradley of other banka throughout th i ■First, T am not writing this state or Insurance companies and CHILD'S EDUCATION man of the committee.-saw ft ihay tours of nuimms and statutes in letter In my capacity aa chairman be possible to have the full con L eningri^ Moscow, and Kisv. many other Similar institutions. (CeaUwied from Fago Ome) of the board of directors of First . Willard B. Rogers. version job done at less cost in He said he did get to see ’’one National Bank nor with authori Hava you ever watched children who havn been given the winter, when, he said, labor dairy.fsctory U.st is going to open ties was placed at 32,911,000. This sation of our board of dlrectora. the advantages of proper dance training ? If ao, Jfou would lALLROOM ed are out of work and can be In a year.’’ Included damage to 98 bridges, It is purely and solely my individ immediately have noticed the effect of such training, espe Holt Mid ha felt that the Rua- either washed out or harmed, and Fired Pair Abused ALL cially in youngsters of pre-adolescent age. TTieir instinctive DANCING hired more cheaply. aiaria are getting a lot of unde- ual opinion. And if this plstn' can not be fol-. 155 miles of rosjj disrupted. The officers and board of direc response to music and their harmcfnioua mWQhrr'COordlns- FOR lowed, he said, “We’ll just have Mrvbd '.free propaganda qbout.-the Ittmage to state highw ay State-Owned Autos m ts tion can be accomplished through the development of an "new look” and the preeiMt at tors of First National Bank voted individually coordinated program which can (mly be ar ./ ‘ ' ■■■ to come back and ask for more bridges and roads in District 1 w m unanimously to favor closing on CHILDREN titude of ’’smllee." I ' M t St 18.962.325. ranged by a trained, experienced personnel. Only here In the money.” ’The Directors want to He Mid moat American tourists Satuiday mornings throughout TEENAGERS move the three depaftmedts into State highway facility damages Hartford, Sept. 7 (JP) —Two stimulating experience of the dance class will they develop are herded within 3.000 yards of In the three other districts were the year as'did two other Man State employes have lost their TRAINING^ ■a sense of delightful, individual accompliqhment as well as AND tha Hall of Records to felleye the the national hotel in Moacow. chester banks. crowded conditions Of ths Mu-, as follows; ' < . Jobs aa result of improper use of the posture, rhythm and poise thst^molds a youngster into ADULTS Holt skid he and his companion. d istrict 2. 31,021,300; District ;. But, one bank refused to go state cars and resulting accidents a better aocial being—graceful, gracloua and aelf-poasessed. nleipal Building. Rep, Rhodes' (R-Alls). took one along with the result that all four in thslr deslrs*' to relieve 31,959,000 and District 4, 16,668.- in which both vehicles were de ' ~1iere are many fallacies in poorly schedulsd programs for the trip to Tull, about 100 mllM south 050. District 2 covars towns in the banks, employing altogether more molished. . Both worked fpr the the development of child’s p30 in the Dlitrict 4, with more than 36 mil on Saturdays- not until noon— afternoon, and the employb.^claim- AT STUDIO THURSDAY. SEPT, t, 2-4 dud 7-9 P.M. necessary painting haa been done coming from the stacks and people lion loss, including 164 bridges but until two o'clock or later on ing he dozed off at the wheel,. and a partition remove spella of unemployment, chester bank! want ia an uninter Mr. Anderson’s Hartford County dropped to 4A27 for the weC: from flow of traffic on .kuay hlghwaye. Eight of these bridgM airMdy rupted long weekend and a half "75-X" daU Is part of a SUte survey .re 27,625 the prevloue week when day off during tha other part of port being prepared for submiHlort mort of the flood initiating claima are in use, replacing wMhed out to a meeting of farm groups spans,, and the 'othsrsâre in pro tha week and in no way col^ were rccelvad. A ymr sgq 4,899 peiisatea them for the sacriSce of H IAm N O AID Thursday and to Gov. Ribicoff'a Initial claims were taken during cess of installation. - overall disaster committee Friday. the same peilod. thalr Saturdays. A special dairy report for the I think 1 know as much about Tlie only typo of claims to rise personnel. problsms as anyone en State has been comiSsted covering were the claima for part-time un H ospital N otes 3,800 farms. Hie chlefi U>m was to employment, which roee aharply gaged in the banking busineSa in the topsoil in low lying mMdojs from 343 from 1,535 foe the pre Manchester for as head of the lands and to the crops of com, vious week. KorMn veterans, who Patlenta ’Today: 139 Bond Hotels for many years I em hay and pasture grass, said H. havs Insufficient or no wage cred ADMITTED YE8TICRDAY: ployed 410 men and women. They Clifford. Goalee, of the dairy dlvl» Its, can file for JdbleM behefUs Harold Bennett, 173 Bush Hitt Rd.; were happy because when I went Sion, State Department- of Agricul under a federal law. ’There verq Alex Sullivan, South Windsor; liito the hotel buelness. the staff Robert Smith, 330 Ada'ma St.; worked,aeven days a week and re The trcateti achievement ia ture. . i 4 i 5 auch claims.. Zenith's famaut *'Cru(ads4» New seeding! in these meadow- Danielson, hard.hit by the'flood, Gregory Csrtnl, Bolton; John ceived no allowance for alekneea. Before long I changed all of thla Lower tha Cast af Hearing !*.* lands Were washed out or burled in continued the Job of getting back Thomas Gresel, Glastonbury; Mrs. ■ You aaa Kta yaarstlf ta silt, Goalee -M id. “Some of the on Its feet and manufacturers in Thelma Hill, 14 Hawthorne St.; Why, wheu I first went into the meadows may be lost to farming Mrs. Anif Gordon. 86 Foxcroft Dr.; hotel business managers, dgak the town rehtred many workers’. months and pay an average of 3% per anntijdlf forever because there is,nothing The Danielson offioe reported the Louis Ceriotti. 130 Oak Grove St.; clerks, and such had to wear black ^^ce^..T^«C7W ZM(} LnVn s pmefi and pspsr and writs down your represent money saved, but they’ll actually earn extra but gravel where topsoil had been.” following rehlrea; textlie 53d by Mrs. Msilkllne Pratt, 800 Center suiU. The hotelxlobblea looked like to maturity. Interest paid iemiannually^ The dairy report was complsted three mills: paper products S25r St.; Mrs, Mildred Urlsnb, 103 Con a funeral parlo rI‘changed all of total ittoome for the last year. N o^ addop’ all yoiv voaaeiy for you. gress St.; John Dwsrt, 437H N. lO-PAY MONIY-SACK OUARANflf ury check. Siês H may be purchas^ throui^ any ’ in a week by 16 SUts inspectors optical goods 175; elsctrieal parts that, too. Wa had no union in the ssyingk-sll the «mnh you could scrape together if When held to maturity (9 years and 8 tnontfis) each who vlWted all farms in person in 180; and steel products 40. ^ t n St.; William Kauffman, Hotel Bonds whUe 1 was the head bank. Annual limit: $20,000. y areas where there -wm possibility Glastonbury; Mrs. Odina Duclos, but in a few .weeks after I sold yon had to—end im te that sum next to'it. Seriet E Bond pays an average of 3% per year, com- of damage. ' The number of cows 357 Spruce St.; Mrs. Rachel Elliott, the hotels were unionized, I am ' ■ ' ' Z ______and dairy buildings lost was rela 80 Columbus 8L; Edward Mc ■not ppposrid'to unions. I think Q u i n i d ^ ^ Art you aatitfied with what you’ve kept for your- i , pounded eemiannueily. And now, with the automatic tively small. Veigh, 18 Conway Rd.; Peter. they have contributed, greatly to ' extension privilege it will go on paying ^ t same fine 'The flood brought the grMtest Local Stocks Corda, Bush Hill Kd. the betterment of men and women t^ t Do you think you have enough to thow for ^Pick Your Own^ davinge Ooed^ lossM in the history of Connecti \ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A soli but my employee in the Rond Ho inteiest for 10 more years. 'Iluitmouusaretumof up to Mr. and Mrs. Najeeb Charles, your labortt If not, here’s an modldat way to do cut dairying, ecllpalng the 1938 tIattatloM FBnilskad By ' tels preferred to take up all prob- hurricane. Goalee said. •. 92 Vernon St.;, a son to Mr, and le'ma with me rather than with a to $1.80for every dollar you invest GokBiB B MWdiebreak. laa. Mrs. Stanley Giowacki, 9 Golway somethinf shout it , - ; ' AiiJ Ymt wm Itov* " All major farm agencies in the . I p. m. BrtsM union bargaining f;ommittee. If . . . ^ State and cooperating in the eur- St^ a daughter 'trrMr."and Mrs. anyone doubts that, let them ask More'than eight million working people are using the L I m H 1 ' KVVewt Alvyesn D6gcI Alexander Kean. Bloomfleld. ‘ Go to your company pay oflBce tomorrow moriung •ad vey. It la necesMry according to my employes who almost dally Payroll Savings Plan to provide lor their futures. It Wotfi / ■ MmSw Dean of' Agriculture W. B. Young Bid iuh4 BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter ■AST TIMIURAtMINT FLAN and sign up for the cemvenient Payroll &ving2.Plan. 1- ' ' Tmtr • MmSm of the University of Connecticut Sint NaU(»ai Saak tu Mr. and Mrs. Robert KJellqulat, will work for you, too. Sign up now. because farm flood loM la difficult of Manchsatcr . . . . 3S S3 23 Union ,St., Rockville; a aon'to Ju st td l the people there how much you want to save t u o 31A34 / _*8A33 , Hartrord National . Mr. and Mra Edward LaRoe,' 46 to determine. ' Bank and Tni»t Co. 33 • \ ' - sidi pey period—it cen be as littla as a cbujde of The effecU upon crope and pro- . “ Coolldge St.; a daughter to Mr. and ■Lv Wonl yoor infeifesf jp p | d ^ eufreot IneomaT ' loo 1 1MT 2A30 L373 * Conn. Bank.and' Mra. Wilfred Dion, 114 Maple St. dollars a w e^ That th ^ll put that money aside duetlon do not an show up im Trust Co...... 75 80 GOLD BONDTWIN HOLLYWOOD - . Invast In 3 Series H. MAM mediately after a flood. The sur- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: PJO •|_V*'*’*** 4orr i Manchostcr Trust .. .6 5 Roderick;MacLean, Blast Hartford; for you'brfoie'you get your check>--before you’re . vey Wlll.he used (or pisnninjt re- 7,131 ' 17.1M hablliUllon programs. Not all the giro iMmsaea OeaimuUM Mrs. LouIm Flcclnlno, 1.59 Maple B E D O U T T ifs tempted to qiend it / . ' : / "'United States Government Seriee H Bonds are new 1 3A22 , Astns Firs ...... 70 73 St.; ^Mra. Ernille Blanchard. 38 loH ociriirred in the fioixled val- 165 current incofpe Bonds in denominations of $500 to* ... Jjfys...For .instance com. vegetable Hartford Fire ..,,. .15.1 StsrkwMthsr St.; Mrs. Roblna Choiee of BoltaSex pUstie As soon as edou^ money accumulates, they pur:>" Ja*Ca fr« nampi** of bow a enall a*see|lt of mes National' Ftrw ...... 65 100 Sl(>tn, 63 Wadoworth St.; Kepneth covered headboard. Prebnllt fSfalariy thraafh PayroU Ssriagi. WW •* Mg I and poUkto plants wars drowned in Phoenix ...... , so 84 diase a U. S. Savingi Skmd and pam it on to you.; ’ $10,000. Redeemabla a t par after fi/montha and on lovtr fleW where water collected, -Kotchkln. 72 BioMll St.; Mrs. hetdnr tSperspring mattreoa ona month’s w r^^ Matoto in 9 years, S far f r m so-called flood s(>nea. Ufs and IndONMiltv Ina. Oao. Lenore Ssuksitis, 869 Main St.'; aad mattfila'g bosspring on .D;- And U you hlng on to Uwee Bonds, th«y11 not only Aetni Life .. ..i...... 229 •239 3Irs. Berths Soulhwlck, 5 Frank- legs. Aetna Casualty...... 260 270 I , .. STOP THEFTS Hn. St.; Mrs. Barbara Hsuschtid, N-f Conn. G eneral...... 565 585 94 Milford Rd.; Mrs. Geraldine n * O. f. Sisirawmt 'ttm mt Hartford Steam Boll. 96 103 Hayes and sen. 122 Lake St.; Mrs. Im mw Urn i LeesviUe.XS. C. W> —Fireman Travelera ...... 98 104 Elaine MroMk and dsughUr, 34c ware called on.to ‘'put out” a ac- titm tM Garden Dr.; Mrs. Joaa,Cltarbon- rtes of burglaries. Conn. Light Powtr nMU. 106? E._MWdle Tpke.: AlWrt Police Chien. Henry Barnae en Conn. Pow er'...... Mlehl, 68 -Honister 81.; Ruby listed the, voldiiteer Sremen.^ and Hartford Elec. Lt. Swset' arid son, 49 Lenan Rd.; 'Stationed themXall over town tu Hartford Gas Co. . Mrs. Melba Catalano,, 24 Henry watch fol intnunrs. There hasn’t •o. New England St. ' been any troubl\ since, Barnes Tel...... 41 43 H DISCHARGED TODAY! Mrs. i.' paid. Manalactartag Oomoaalea Tlielms Hill. 14 Hawthorne St.; Am., Hardware 21 2 Quentin Millar, 28 OtU S t Glutamine whleb.^wn be derived Arrow, Hart. Heg. ■ ■ ^ ■ _ ‘ 1 ’ • from liver Is being lUNd as a treat Asso. Spring ...... 31 34 FIRST NATIONAL BANK ment for alcohouam at the Unl- Bristol B rM s'....-. 17'a 19 ■* Byfs' tuMNl for sight. - saving verMty at Texas. . i CoUlns • ••••*•• •*W| 120 ISO . opsratlcms must be lemaved with Em-Hart ...... 29 in three hours after the donor’s BUDGET TEEMS Fafntr Bearing ,. 44 1 death and the operatioa usually IS-year guarantee agalnal $S3.M COMPLETE stmetnral SKedla^ Landert-Frary Clk 33Z must he performed 'within 24 A 2 SETS FOB fllSAS N. B. Machine Co. . 36 wha paueS away. JefMOMer T, U.8. mvBlopt com. . . 3$H ff- WE D BU V M • 2 539 MAIN STREET TEL. BH MSS5 a- S U.8. Env'OIfpo pfd. TO .75 Vaeder ~ ' SLEEP SPBCXALISt FROM A TO ■ \ •' .1'. am wm lafVEOfB* 55 i s [firlhar Dra : 'HOWARD .TUJUUNOTON. OWBW. Ib a abai^ quawooBa ara not to 8 A. M. Md*]Nts(Mi IjimHir. 1UI • 4' WM

- /.‘V ■ cV't i?l«: \.j ' ■(-'l.j'l,.'- vv y •I-. "T -JJT. M i^ C H M n a t M VynN Q gBRALD, IjU ^C H ^TgB , C6NN» WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1955, M^CHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,* V ^ 6 n e SDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1965^ !WW] m m Ashe si Oyas flnpnUea A ..y . Tbs ROYS’ DEPT, o f C. E. The I Brother—Yeth they-wath. moth Son—Dad, why isn't a man al •V, / • W W BUWWY er.-1 Mard 'em. Mr, Thmith asked lowed to have more than one HOUflE A SON U bomptotoly MAOT. h e r ^ r a kith and she said,. "You wife? ■ , . ‘ ' Jintwer to Pnivioua Puzzle Btockod with OTM SCPPUBS for the ''tT M h tr iNOuaM, every school heed.' You'll Snd tor ',St. -arf'totn VA STINWY •Dad—My son. when ybU are Fomiliar Folks I yuu Sense and Noinsense older you will understand that neat, long wearing T-shirts, and school JniEPSef' Lvou riPTv c u j c K r TAIO ftfll-cut gym trunks, plus sturdy Smootto-wMtliig ______CINT5 AN rra* Why you can't Uke it iyith you! the law protects those wrho are In I potUtof It gofes before you do! >> capable of protecting themselves. AOUMS DOWH i listed by white sneaksn with cushioned PENS. rog. II a n ncSK^'TS^lfi UOU> utAve Andy Fo*tw, A well - known this^tenîppeiiire^nthe^^ IS ■uppeft. ' maroon, Wack oc Muk * i 4«0i». aamil wiW A IT! character in hti native-city, had vine Bugle; "Owing to la^. ISRi an Coil in deititute circumstahcea, several births and degths have «" ------Meric, 2 Rapt them to a package of fronaa now 13.89. Two lAd tbroo iDifl Summor'a a ' g ^ although in hie earlier days he been postponed until next week.-” I Love You" 4 Speedy mbted vegetables (j(ookad and 25IPPER BINDERS WltS^rotony neral Mom aqng n enjoyed financial prosperity. t War vehicle 5 Unclosed E drained). Mix in a tangy French BaaUMni Weepltallty Ilea Oame to Maytag W Sahara A n Trsubla Warm Osato far n tor innor p ^ o ta a n g lM . FMf Uio major and odnor L prominent nrerchant, an old Buatneaa JReporta 12 See cogle ICelm A YBri^Hl* Clown For Cflmpus W tar dressing and refrigerabs to allow herb-worshlpore, DA'VT CStOCK- end wintto cloUiOB. friend of the family,, attended the “ My business, is looking up," T Before LUNCH EOXEB otonplota drF-olofiDod.- o< oourea. . ^ _ funeral a>^d was visibly affected said the astronomer. • Singer, JACK'S OOFFBB 8HOP, newly salad greens with sliced cold 14 Actrcu,— C » , 21 S t, • »; shop ROW at MARI-MAD'S,; 191 with 10-oB. thermoa fin $2-49. the ttmo to eMnk Otom over tor as he gazed for the last time on . "Mine Is going up in amoke," ----- Und opened at 9f Baat Canter St. aervee MApla m eat.. mtoaiag kuttono. yipa, bemlhwa la Lancaster 21 Cooking device 41 Corridor deticioualy-freeh perfectly-brewed ncommanda tha M A Y ,* ® Main Street. You'll find haiid-. You might on well got a supply his old friend and associate. complained the c{gSr maker. • tOreek 1-^ of DAVY CROCKETT LEAD need of adjuatmont, spat aeaaa. > The mourners were consplru- ' “ Mine-is all write." chuckled the ISPoae 27Turtlee 42Lovt god •coffee and In tna apirit of true WASHER bacauaa oC Maytag's aomely tailored School and Dress division Broiling ' hamburgorsT Put a Pe n c il s , now for c, usuaUy ously feyi in number and soifie at* autho^. II Recurring 31 Portugucce 48 Jseob‘s eon Southern hoapitality, your aecxmd kmg-atandlng rapuUUoa for qMl- Coats up to elM 14 In -popular 12 39 10 Brother of Ity. You'U gat a aparUlng whlta tweedy weavcf, end fleecee, boezt- dpllop of butter or margarine 4/Oe. Chrome FLASHUOHTS tentioiv'was attracted t>y the apr^ "îne Is Just sew, sew,” remark* II Small fish Jacob (Bib.) money (Bib.) cup of coffee la free. Thuraday's mixed with a dash of iehili. powder Be Aa apeclal wiU be FILLET MIGNON wash yat aava 11% ga|lona of 1 ^ the labels Of ne’tionally-faroous an sale-priced 99c. (Pick an «c- 8 w t yourself boeide a rowing merchant. '“The old gentle* ed'the tailor. SOFoUow 11 Wan 29BriUin’c , 44 Imltsted on each before they are broilod. man was very dear to you?'/ ven - “Mine is growing," the farmer at Aasist prlneesa T 4IChcck (>PEN STEULK SANDWICHES. On 2 2 2 ^ tar avary Uma you wash a small nunufacturere. This assures you tra one up for.the car). Roomy a b l e or CABlNVr model 17 Centaur load (8. gallons of this is hot wa of top-notch styling, quality work x*u.tAKi rr,-CAO«l tured one of the bearers after ttê boasted. -i' 23 Prying 81 T id ier5. 47 Pen name .of Saturday try tbeir famoua Italian BCH(X>L BACiS in aiMortod stylos PFAFr 8EW1NO MACHPfE on II Pullman car Sauaaga. 8 t^ in aoon, ^ tar) Uua to oxclualvo AutomaUe manship and finest fabrics. Ail I17A9 Peimaaent Now |11.7fl and colors art $1 and up. main floor of J. W . H ALE OORP. Z NCfO TH'POUeM. funeral w-as over. . / "Mine is pretty light," snapped SSSUfgcia — — Charlea Lamb You take no chances with a dis w /r X aoTTA o r r "Indeed he was," answereÎ the the tiectrlc light man. Mmn«hipw.’. 5 V.t« WaUr Laval Ckmtrol. This is im are warm, good-looking coate, end thrill to the pretoeelanal-loek- 38 Masters of 4 ll> e p ^ portant if your hot vator supply many with grow-a-year hems and appointing curt whan you dedde «OM« eOUIPMINT'1 mourner. “ Andy was 01^ true "Mine la picking up," smiled the ceremony 90 Daflnitc Hava you tried thanew and de- Easy to make for a vary hot big work you can do taunodlataly. cheerful ragpicker. 5552S'-_.„.K r" llcloua frosan aoupaT Here'a a la limitad. or If the aUa of your sleeves for extra aeaaons' wear. to get an "INFALLIBLE" PER: OUTA MVTffUCK friend. He npvisr asked n)* to lend 40Gsze fixedly article MANENT WAVE at tt night: cut a circle of a a n ^ him a cent, though I kMw that he "Mine is looking better," opined apeclal way to flavor tha cream family croatoa mountains of laun The latest fashion trends are beau- sjsr- /»"«»<•» dry. MATCHINO DRYERS are tlfuUy carried out in TODDLERS SCHin-TZ BEAUTY SA! taloupo, ettf out the rind and put If you’re bavtag a flUftoult time tvas practically starving to death." the optlcli^ syllable of ahdmp varlaty. tt on a garfitohed salad plate with ChUlod Shrliap Sonp with Dill avaflable to fluff diy cloth'os in COATS with m a t c h i n g 983 Main St. Guesswork is oU; getting the grime out of your 1 r 5 r rr r any woathar, to pravont Icy An- cottage cheese . In the middle. white' cotton glovea, try MUng Boulder. Colo.,>ls the only city Mother — What were you *and Ingredlcnta: l can (10 ouncaa) BLACKS. Shop early. inated; ten minutes is'-all it Serve with a lemony French Mr. Smith talking about In the )rt. and back-.braaking f a t l ^ . to give you a lovely, lasing them stand for a tow moMieirte In the United States that gets Its 94 Hard (prefix) r N - frosan condensed cream of ahrimp dresetng. In a mUtiife of 8pe» and now- miuildpal wfkter supply from a parlor? aoup, H aoup can milk, %' aoup ?our dishoa and glsiaaa Expert Plano Tuning automatically, locking beauty Girl — Oh. we were discussing, 39Bye • when you own a Hr* Periodically, your PIANO should every hair fiber. Get a beaui derod htoaeh ppand mto a taste citv*owncd/glacier.—Frances Ben* PMdieatiaa r ( can watar, w teaspoon dried'dill Desoerts for toddlera ought to of fairly hot wator. Itayni ooaw sqn, H o ^ , Qplo. our kith and kin. , Jl r weed. . DISHWASHER. Baa the OOin\ be carefully TUNED. KEMP’S, head start by making an appcflnt- HBoaton Red lino of HOTPOINT STOVES ld|d 793 Main Street, Is ably qukli- bo olmple and. not too sweet. clean with a Uttle ntbMag o f The mother looked dubiously at r r Method: HOat condansed aoup, ment while the $5.80 sa^ng to Cooked prunes or raisins are her daughter, whereupon her little Sox ball REFRIGERATORS boro befb^ fisd to do it thoroughly with un possible. soiled spota. V l ^ statistics in country week* player,------i .milk apd watpr according to du you buy any major kitchen appli good fere. Retotn rice cuatard 11if/are usually hot news, so you brother, wishing to help his sister, s R rectlona bn can. Remove from heat; hurried care. Also, they are WUUams 11 ance. >. equipped to REPAIR your wind and prune whip use the seme , Here’s a good eproad tor'creek- Imagine the pressure when said: i Stir in din wesd. Cool, then ptoM An omelet makes deltotous nourishing Ingredients and they 87 State tr3 -r". and string INSTRUMENTS to lunch witen it to tilled withIh a^treah, ers to paoB along with temata - poaHlvcly w T k>r Just until chilled. soup caned vlchys- arfn't <6o much more work. 1 Serve at once, atirring well. Makes yoUr complete satisfaction. MI tomato Muce. To mako (be saura, Juice. Grind or fteoly eboto eoekod MGaalie aOiao U ‘wondeMUl w( served chilled 3-9680. skin and seed the tomatoer, then cleaned shrimp and aua witli OUT OUR WAY OT J. R. iWILLIAM^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE w % 3 to 3 acrvlnga' double recipe if de- fdf'' warmrs.’Wdather meale. It ie 40 Plant part aired. " dice; epok in a lltUe butter or mar< EvecytUag for Tour Gym Otoos mayoimatoo, lomefl Jnieo. eblll otWingUke par w usually made from potatoes, Isoka, Open sandals and sheer, seam garine with sUced mushrooms, Fred Neaaiff to back from his sauce and curry jpowder. Ton eoa 42 Cheer milk ^ cream, chicken atock ahd less stockings are Ideal for eum- recent trip to Middle Baat In time add a dash o f WdreoetorMflre FROM WMATX] VSAN.YtE'RS P Maacbeeter’a Newest Sporting chopped parsley and a lltU^ onion - WMER*5m a7 7 dSTOUTOFHeRE/ • esaaehtngs, and may bo / h to wait on you and help you with dSDrltr w % 5T ' Goods Store mer wear,'' But an ‘absolute re or garlic; season well with and' sauoo< too, if you Bko. WANTTOS*^^' rsA semMSRE ~ ’• READ, 31 -FTUDVIN6 48 Witty canned or froMn. Try it oomt quirement to feet In the absolute freshly-ground popper. . / back - to * school G'YM NEEDS: HER.THIS I TO aO T O A W ^ SSAO/ tW8 HAPFV tHOO«rtTj iiw____P'E o c p " NEEDEbl IU e 6PL1T 1 f JOHNNY HEDLUND'S SPORTS M i r tfoajcK M6 ^ voo „, 4 •coavereatiods (6 time' With chunka o f loboter added pihk of condition. No corns, no BOX, SHOES. TRUNKS, S W - "A half cup e t eookod gn ------1 J1 NOW r u . HAVifTD HELP AgOOT A ^ ‘T ” WITH CENTER at 41 East Onter Street for company faro. TAK8 ANOTHER B «m gOfSOOM M16HT DEVELOP SlFTandi island i diaplaya nationally famous, ATH calluses, no rough spoto. So get Want to paint obJocU wlthoui PORTBR8, GYM BAGS. AU the poaa leftover? -Add them to. MUCH AS A .tf VARIATIONS - ANO auMioAnre sm' It Above ITIT LETIC CLOTHING AND SUP- busy with that pumice atone. the .danger of dust settling on the new, numbered and lettered gjgn tuna oalad. IKITO l5rAR$ WlTiA A «1T OP TORNADO, UMCL^ — FtANkER$ V ^ Now dwpatiiig Can Make a suits, iq(>proved by all athlatic in WHOi,ôiiTarr/ ^ O T E TOTELAes — HAR- IS*'----- Hitler” - P n PLIEIS for active sports. Visit this wet surfaces? Then do yqur paint NO PgRauMBWIU. gULGV— X , ^HORT ■ fWTtf, MNotktng r f DHtenwee Enroll Your Child N ow ing In an air-conditioned room. structors are low-priced 13.35 • YeAP$ ASO.VOO] attractiva store soon and choose la this the month you’ve planned .TMAT/ m e a n AMOS' 'SHIFTS ttM >» mu •wiiii. laa. •dtotmipart your back-to-achool GYM CXAB8 Appointments are being steadily Besidea Iceeplng dust out of ths complete at NASSIFF ARMS POP 5T ■ 5*i to buy that longLdreamed-of car (TOMPANY, qwrtlng goods apo- MAKE AN OPEt^- eUT \NE'VB STUFF LIklE MAaglo4taxea NEEDS here. You'll find quality T booked for FALL MUSIC LES room the air conditioner will re The Inquirer (SOT A COACH THAT/, ‘*Oh, come now, Herechel! You rowewbf how you etuek ' ainvwt shirts, trunks, sneakers and every* peting for your home? THB MAN- SONS at THE MUSIC SHOP. 1013 move the paint odor quickly, claltota, at 1015 Main St. ~ ^ PONNER NAMED your longue out at Aunt Eether ygaterday!** ■ !T y> W (HIBSt BR c a r p e t C2ENTER, Main Street. Topflight PROFES BTSpOak 7 think you nked. 308 Main Sh, can help you,Jn a big ^Deliîithe youngsters with this 8302 SIONAL TEACNESS give private OaUtog College and Prep SdMol SLUM P/ > Bare Legs Hart Nylon Business wray, by making available to you Inatruction in Saxophone. Clarinet, Studento 4. clown doll! He may be a catch-all hundreds of beautiful patterns. In Hie Reprieve BY AL VERMEER In the works is a $1,000,000 ad for' the ablled clomea or a hiding 19-2» 7 / M ' Accordion, Guitar, Ukelele, Trum Your back-to-sehool dutfita may PRISCILLA’S POP 1955 color combinations and pre Dsllghtfully young and aUm, this pet and Drums. MI. 9-2036. vertising Campaign designed to Înce for the paj[amaa. Whether ferred textures. . Furthermore, be assembled quickly from the ex RELIBP V IS - X THOUGHT THE make the ladles more decorous used on door or bM. L’lis Jolly Jes clever style la not only easy to tensive, good-looking stock U'l QUESTION WAS WHAT right now. a limKed number of aew but la so yersaUle for a canv Liver is so nutritious. It’s wise .TP and to shame them for going ter will add a touch of gaiety to 9' X 13* RUGS bear a 20re to 40% HARMAC MEN'S, SHOP, 941 WERE YOU aOINSTO around barelegged In summer, the room. pua ‘wardrobe. . to serve it to a family once a week Main S t or their‘«toro in Bast 0 0 ABOUT ITW. DISCOUNT TAG-Just In Urns for Pattern No. 8302 la In aitoe 1H> or so. (Took the liver Ughtly ■ In Says the campaign prospectus; Pattern No. 2223 contains tissue your fall redecorating plans. Call Hartford. You’ll find Arrow "There Is nothing wrong with the for clown; hot-iroh transfer for 12, 14, II, 18, 30. Size 12, 4% little butter or margarine, then R ^ I E F MI 9-4343. Samplea and informa yards of 39-inch; collar, cuffs, % put through the food chopper. shirts, MacGregor' eportswear, 1! - fuil-faehioried stocking Imlustry face; sewing and enHwoidery di tion will be brought to your home popular rainwear" otyles, InUr that the women of America can't rections. yard contrast. . Seaaon with salt and pepper and 1 If It’s inconvenient to get to the For this pattern, send 39c in moiatSn with mayonnaise; use as woven hose in addition to long- cure. The orte thing that can de .. Bend 35c in Coins, yoUr name, MANCHESTER CARPET CEN coins, your name, address, aizS a sandwich spread. For picking wearing Gabardine and Flannel feat the bnre-leg look li the seam address and the Pattern Number TER. alaclu to team Tilth harmonising to ANNE CABOT, THE I ^ N - deiired, and the pattern number to up flavor, put a little raw onion In the full-fashioned, sto ck in g ^ SUB BURNETT, MANCHESTER through Uie food chopper with the or ctmtrasUng Sports Cqats. WITHA CHESTER EVENING H E ^ L D , IVben you prepare a gelatin 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, EVENING HERALD. lUM AVE. liver. Finely diced g een pepper . An Attractive Place to Dine dessert that calla for egg whites, The long, format dinner droos This weekend enJw LUNCHEON YORK 31, N. V. •AMERICAS, NEW YORK M. N.T. or celery also make a good addi use the yolks in a to n eustard, The new fall A winter '&9 is tion to the liver because they pro to on iU way back for fall, to RINGFOLICr' or DINNER M_J«:sLy completed Now available^—the 1055 Ni aauce. Serve the sauce xdith thi work Album printed In attractivi sue of Basic Fashion, our complete vide crunchy texture. usually dark, nearly awaya CAVEY'S RMflTAUi^NT ^ D gelatin'dessert pr wUh a freeh slinky. It sometimoa has a bare FOR THBR _ . OFF LIlOE LOUNg E 4S East denter St. From colors. It contains 56 pages o f pattern magazine Is filled with at- a*T Jruit compote. tracUve', sew-eaey atylea to delight lUck-to-8chool Gifts' -back and almost always has eOMMTHlierV YBARS TI30 SOOM T H A T .6H ^ s.t the moment you step Into the lovely designs -t- plus 3 gift pat NOTES and PAPERS a i g s r : terns, directions printed In book. beglpner and expert. Don’t miss It Express your affection to some sleeves. « 0 fi-T spacious, lobby, you'll thrill to the ^\Mske Lovely Plaques of Real igutisftjhtiasi hushed, luxurious surroundings. Only 25c a copy! send 29 cents today for your one (U)lIege-bound this fall, with a âbba GeU The Idea BY V. T. HAMLIN \ Copper copy. lasting reminder. of your good Don’t abandon good grooming ALLEY OOP. The main dining room, plushly car ■ A'creatlve hobby Can relax over- 2 «r 3 IMNift COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO peted, presents an inviting colonial v.lshes. MATHER’S AT \ -p iE ito the summer heat. Yqu’ll feri Crystal Splashed with Gold wroiwht nerves. You’ll benefit In CENTER displays many appropri WELL, THERE VOU/ SURE , charm. Wind your way to the COP»■ For Appetiiii g School Lunches .worse If you will. Have a frero and Silver term ôf calmness and satisfac- ate, timely gifts such as expansion *^pair of glovea dally, keep hair HtOM $1 JR to $15.00 HiWE IT,' NOW / catches^ FEE SHOP or take the direct side Ideal for 60th, 2Sth and I5th Uon tlwt-comfa from productni; Vary the SA; iDWICn BREADS WHAT crvA I on (juick/ entrance. Famous Cavey food and PHOTO - IDENT BRACELETS. shining clean and don’t neglect - |iAR4 lESF SEUMmOM o r « o « m Anniversary gifts are the newly tanglbl^results. Pick up "THI I to keep your grade-schooler hasr Religious MEDALS ;Or a compact, THINk OF flops'^ service will prevail. pily well-fed. THE PINE PASTRY, ybur manicure- YouH feel cqoler arrived STERLING or GOLD on COPPEMMTTH" Kit from JOHN dependable TRAVEL ALARM and so will your public, Just look LITTLE SUBSTITUTE CRYSTAL Bowls, Cake Plates, SON P A D ^ CO„ 699 Main St. 664 Center Street bakes dally a CLOCK. . ' You may not have any lo(re-let- covered Candy Dlshea, Salts and Everything you need Is included delicious variety of wholesome ing at you. ______; EVERYTHING liw SCHOOL SUPPUIS^ teri * from - the - man - you-dldn't breads. Tuck in also a tost" des Peppers also Candle Holders iR to emboss any one of a dozen ar Pitted, halved fresh sweet cher September’s BIzthstoae Is Btaa a f l marry hidden In a secret drawer, MATHER’S AT THE CENTER. tistic subjects on real copper. No sert aurprlae like Fig Squares of but. your incinerator la a good, ries may be added td« grapefruit Sapphire Five dollars buys the handsome special skill is required; there is Honty Muffins. Open 'Dally and secUons (fresh or canned) to place to destroy any confidential Sandwich Plate embelllahed with a Sundays 7.‘30 to 7.1 Fridays to 8. We all prefer the extra no noisy tspi^ng nor- tiresome make, a delightful fruit compote thoughtfulness In a gift that s t)^ material you've been hoarding for Sliver "Flanders Poppy ” motif tracing. It's- different. An sttrac- sentimental reasons and would Tha sweetness of the cherries "especially for you." BIRTH- that will never tarnish. For a Uve mat frame la Included ready When recipe directs you to whip contrasts well with the refreshing hate to have anyone read, at some handsome addition to a buffet, see to hang on wall catching admiring STONE JEWELRY as • seen In future dato — like the diary you egg whites until they are “stiff tort quality of the grapefruit. MATHER’S AT THB CJENTBR to Richmao the amply proportioned CRYSTAL fiances. So new, w y 'll sell quick- kept when you were sweet sixteen, but not dry," beat the whttea un Serve the compote In crystal- that kind of unforgetUble gifl. 'i2«7 fllAlN ST. .MAKOHBBBB JUG, $10, afire with Sliver Floral y at church sales./ They make til they stand in .aUff peaks whose clear sherbet glasses and top with for Instance. In short, "incinerate" design. Remember, MATHER'S tasteful gifts for any home or of Foir your fÛ wie». T M >!>. up with you! SEIRVICE for your convenience. la(X, êarrings or peitdants with, sMUBlke lowing Sizes: 4" x 4" 6” x 8' be tiny and even. Knitting Eases Hi-Tenkion 98c, 9** X 12" $1.98, 12" x,16” $3.98. magnlficenUy crafted Blue S ^ 24" Tele vision Console f229.M Relax dver knitting, calm your BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEI Pleaad! BY EDGAR MARTIN There’s garden freshness in vege nerves, htlp the budget by making ,phire in beautUully styled set(trtgi. Long winter evenings sre dhead. tables when you cook them In a For that quick lunch; Hbat Ways to Look Fashion-Wise For ushers may we suggeûU FF BACK TO SCHOOL Be ready to enjoy all the entertain If you know Just what you want your own handsome fall sweaters MR.RUfi«L\& .VWN \ C(MOIMRM\m BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANK small amount of butter or mar- slices of ham . snd place on toast. and steles and acquire graceful l i n k s , t i e s l id e s , or4i Birth- a n d ' vrailS OM HPWMG WOti A |ge *O k\ J t H S I i f W MON ing educaUonal televiaion pro arlne in a tlghUy covered skillet. Top with canned whole cranber- for a FALL WARDROBE or If stone RING enenistsd with his grams with a flne,^clear picture, a you're not quite sure, step into Ji:jid movements to boot. The o*« ocAOH&vvnL \ you THEN COME OH. flice carrots, for instance. In thin berry sauce and serve aa open YARN DEPT, of J. W. HALE lodge emblem. , ' ' BACK TO WORK VHCMIO TW6 tMIMOUl WE'LL SO OUT OH , powerful "AIRUNE" T E L E- rounds and cook by this method; sandwiches. Good with a mixed CDRET (TASUALS, '887 Main (XSTDOARD MCBOR • VISION SET from the 1986 line now Street. On all sides appealing new OORP., starts you on this nappy MADE W , TW t RAVOVn. - TWI TOWN M Juss before Serving sprinkle with green salad. road by offering. Bear Brand Two garden-Items fo(r ths price on display at MONTGOMERY chopped, scallions, using both the fashions beckon you to tr;’ them VMETlD VMAOOS make UP ros WARD COMPANY, second floor. "JIFFY" 4-pIy' YARN for 85c a of one come te June, July and START WITH A GOOD BRD, LdVTTIME. root end and the green tops. on. New colors, fabrics and styles There is a 24" all-channer console For TlMlr "Home Away from that uoher In a new season are 2-oz skein. This washable yarn it August. -BeeU. If they’re frosh / Sy aOU> SOND 4 , model priced a low $229.38. You’ll .» B u rn t" ...... here to make you feel and look shrink-snd-stretch resistant being and I c ^ ly grown, the topa ara find outstanding values in 1955 Act Now to Avoid the Rush You’ll want to make their col wonderful. Choose from liandsome 60% CRIMP NYLON and 40% exeptfent for greens M d a HOTEL SPECIAL models now being CLGSED OUT. The -children have returned to lege room home-like, comfortable swatches for a MADE-TO-ORDER VIRGIN WOOL. It comes In ,8 always the red root. They cugbt Go in tomorrow.' school so' it's pbsaible to maintain and InvlUng. WATKINS, 935 Main SUIT or slip into an impeccably colors. The booklet. "JIFFY’’ to be eaten within two or three a semblance of schedule. Let’s Street have ‘so many attractive tailored suit of Importec! fabric, KNIT FASHIONS available here days of purchase. The colors in a promlnenl pic keep ahead of our tasks by some LAMPS to show you, also good- handwoven - in SheUand Islands. shows dozens of sweaters, stoles, ture in a room may be used to long-range planning like selecting loiricing, inexpensive COTTON blouses, skirts and children's gar in those beeU, according to PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS See the full-aklrted, dark plaid those who know, there are, more guide the color scheme for the RUGS and BRO.ADLOOM CAR dress, enlivened with angora wool ments with directions for using' CARDS 'now, leisurely, in the quiet PETING In addition to a fine line JIFFY" WOOL-NYI^N YARN. nutrients In the tops than ih the room. . ' • nook (away from street noise) at of DESKS. woven throughout and topped with root parts.. The green leaves are HOLLYWOOD BED a demure Peter Pkn collar^ Notice ComptBto moffiESfl. bonpria^, Rinibai ,'û.r'iw M. HARRISON'S. 849 Main St. The You can maKs 'so many dif an excellent source of vitamin A ituTi iMftWftrnaaii Candles Give a Flattering YJgbf the PRINCESS STYLE DRESS of iM td adimtobls framo m coBtotB As fall evenings. lengthen, you'll, gyoup o f 1956 books include dla- Dresa up baker’a plain white or ferent kinds of spreads for crack and have lota of iron, " ^ tincUve (;ards by Norcroes, Rust- beige "tweedjr" wool, htgl> round want a plentiful sup^y of hand- sponge cake with a homemade neckline, .three narrow satin in ers or melba toast from cream JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN craft, .Gibson and Madam Schia- freoting. Cream three tablespoona cheese. Add' dramed minced clams,- Spera ter Every Porpowi \ dipped "Taperllte" CANDLEIS to piarellir'You’lI find Just-right cards serts highllght the rieeves and a It’s a fset—there ara eyeglaases MICKEY HNN Very Lnckyl BY LANK LEONARD provide a charming atmosphere of butter or margarine with -two long, smooth back sipper scolds chopped plmientoes, pickle relish, •...but,-befohb W-WE to send whole families, to very cups alftf(! confsetloner'a sugar chutney or ground ham to the for work, sports, social shindigs. EOT THERE, WE WENT around your dining table because special Individuals and to business the dresa to you flatterihgly. TO THE ZOO...ANO WE, complexions take on a. new radi ahd a tablespoon of grated orange c ^ 'm cheese along with a little They are comfortable . . . they 6AW THE LIONSEE../^ F-yEMrifWtfu ance. THE PUjlE-LENOX PHAR associates. A varied group of reli rind. Mix In enough orange Juice snioilion Juice. look right . . .-they "ipeciallze MACY, 299 E Center St. and the gious cards are Included, So, pull to make good spreading con E-yer serve a chicken-liver ome,-:' your seeing for each occasion. Why FK»AM.y ^ up a chair and have fun. '...ANO THEN I EOT PINE PHARMACY, 664 Center 8t. aiatency. let? .Make your omelet as usual; For HU Leisure Houm not up-grade your vision snd your 5CARE0...M8..AN0 , MDUWR1UDT^'^1)I>AFRAI^, MICE TEN NOWS now stock these clean burning but before doing so dice four If he's going to college, he’ll sp- appearance vlth a new eyesight eAN...AND RAN..* SNAW^ MOK UXX HASMM DdETOIfr! candles In a variety of aeaaonal When Outdoor furniture needs Cold CUckea Is Versatile chicken livers and cook them inja preclstBi a comfortable, warm examination and with new frames 'ÔU^SNBOFFfmiN colors. 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Kitty Kallea SteULAB $IZ4i ' , \ IT’S RIGGER THAN YOU AND ME Sammy Davia CHICK, AMP PONT lkitAAmerican League Nashua,-Rummer Tan and Royal gate with the eastorn leaderji and •UlaiFoUca D U t ^ phaao of Uw had was ”flickertng"—but that he were required to determine Cotoage all givliig evidence that the best In California, Lou 'Ooa- cxaah Injury ailryey niMo through- whittled at Bryant’s attractive told her to "atay in bed.” whether the tumor wea canceroua. pennant—Cleveland. New York, wife in their country store in the Mrs. Wright said shS thought< Chicago and Boston. If they set they would go on to blggor things. tello’f Bold Baaooka, for he ti out OoBnacUe^ indicated that the Money community, „ ■ Th> yoor ‘botora. Native Dancer hehded for the Breeders’ Futurity IW t UncoIn^WuId contain safety the men had come to get'Emmet tle the question by the end of the had the aituaUoh welt in hand. Slates Trial Date and that she had hoped to sneak regular aeaaon, the eeriSa will open at KCeneland the latter part of featuras hased on the results of Circuit Judge Curtis Swsngo Jr. But here we are oomlqg into the October. his Btudly; him out to hide in the cotton fields Sept. 2S. But if a tie .resulta, longer races of the fait calculated ' Oeat Hurt aa Wheel said he would set the trial date that surround her farm home. the necessary playoff will set back' Csuld Be Better tomorrow and Sheriff: H. C^- to separate the extriDinlnary from Prince Johri could to totter ___ng to automotive crash However, Sheriff Oeorge Smith VJUIIE O f 1HE W EEK! the series opener to Thursday, the run o’ mine — arid, yet no tasaarch at Cocneil. 40 par Strlder .said: "we expect to try^ said earlier in Greenwood, Miss., Sept. 29, ' gqiiippbd than Swpon’a Son for theni in thla term of cotirt." The youngster with aw' outstonding ■'iaf aU dMvers injured in ac- he vt-as. convinced’only two men Thoaa tentatlva plans ware ar claim to the champunshlp.. \ plasslo competlUon.' a hart on the steering 3-week term'began Monday, . were Involyed in the abduction. ranged yesterday when Baaebalt The bulk of Uw eaftorn -Ju- If this handicapper had to pick As a result. Ford de- . B ûae of\ the early trial, Bry- one right, how, hriHl go to the D. am and Milam did not seek bond, Emmett’s n ^ h e r ,, Mrs. Mamie Cornmlsstimer Ford. Frick called ventles coughed/ their way to aaloped : lU deepiBonter safety Bradley, {33, at whose modest. together reprasentatlvea of the Saratoga, which largely Is why and H. Stable’s Floridarbred steerlag arheel which gives way êy were taken to the Telia '" ‘’““ May Maker todies. In the Hopeful Strikas hatchie County Jail in neerby South Side apartment Mrs. Wright AL’s top four clubs and officials U c Barclay SjtaMe's Folly’s Jet under iM v y impact and abaorbe is staying, said her Son was "a had things prttil)r much his own a t'^ a to g a . Needles, a son ol Charleaton. of the Brooklyn Dodgers, about- Ptodar-Noodla . Soup, by Jack If convicted they./acc a possible good boy and very good- to his to^be Champa of the National: / ,way In the early going. r s z f c OMnell sUtistics indloate mother." M iduced ] Also prsaent, as a concession., Could Be off Year HIgh,,>âto(lgtaly dsmonstrated gg par cent of alt injured ccnteri death sentence on " tW murder "I told him several times before . Sandy Koufsx rears bsdi, loads up and lets 'em have R. With the Brooklyn club desperate for that hlb eariisr .upset victory add right front seat paswngen! charge. The minimum sentience is to. foripiutty, were represents pitching, Koufax, -a'-19-year-oid' bonus baby, struck out 14, a 1955 record iii the NStlirngl .League, in his This weU could to an off-year over Polly's^ Jet and Decathlon life imorisonment.Ther kidnap he left fort Mississippi that he' tives of ths Detroit Tigers, flfU for two-yriar-otds, however, and neaive IniuriM on the instructu- should knecil in ths street and beg second start, shutting out Cincinnati with two hits.’ was no flukS. Nssdlea i Irioks mlorado race thta year to the ever and the Jack High blood Another feature to be offerad In dent. He had been shot and the removal of his left eye satisfac Big Seven. Washington Park Futurity ever cessfuUy defended the world water skltog chsmptoBaliip ht Bsinit, - torily and is said to have taken / Amtrican League President run. To give you a rough idea. gives him plfnty-of lick. tha new models will be safety rear weighted body dumped into the Will Harridge already haa sched The Inclusion of Oklahoma is By JOB STETSON Tthan not, leads to more business; Lebanon. Miss McOuiro rm in ed thb crown aha lost two y aan ago. river. 'Till was yisitlng the uncle the loM in good spirit. ' nothing new, but donjt under . Dog Efliter < there will to mors time to devote They win trophiM cooling off. \ vlaw mlrrora which hava a spa- Muni, who had complained of uled a coin-toaaing session-at hit cialiy prapared backing to raduea for a' two-week vacation. Chicago offlcea tomorrow to deter estimate the Buffs. Whether these thoughts ars totoetter pro^mets and the train ------r ------. ------>'• tha possibiUty of glass falling out He was buried yesterday In Chi pain and failing eyesight, gave up Both have very fine lines, with directed to trainers or to such er’s reputation will have the ad his leading role. in the Broadway mine opponents and sites in the vantage of more. good and fewer when Shattered. Research indi cago. event of four, three or two-team Colorado not having lost a single members of tbs sporting frater Merchants Need Linemen Bryant and Milam admitted tak hit “Inherit the Wind" last week. lineman off lost year’s first- and nity as engage trainers to equip prior graduates from his school. cates, Fprd says, idwut four per His performance in the show had ties when the season ends Sunday, EmanuelLutheran Captures cent of an Injuries to front ssst ing the boy, but said they freed Sept. 25. , second teams. Oklahomri, of their dogs for the field, either way Another way to reap a pleas him unharmed. ' earned him’ Variety’s nomination they should be helpful and better anter reward for the-daily, grind With its opening game alreaub ^threat with his running prowess psnsngers in sceidsnte srs re as beat actor of the year. It wlU be the eiglg.h coin-flipping course, lost two great ends — Max set for Sunday afternoon. Sept, li espectaUy when the squad ia oper shooting dogs produced at lese of dog training ia to limit the - ceived on the ndrror. In Chicago, meanwhile. Toll’s The S9-yearwner man squad. The locals open their behind the effectiva twtf-MtfwhUs tsammatos Mac flegar and poeaibUity of tests eoming loose "Three white men came to the fected by a tumor—a growth which and cheaper than a dlrity one. and trainer. Naturally it Is simple A former star at Florida Univsr- nught or might not to cancerous. Gamea 1 and 2 of Uie aerieS will come through, I doubt that either 1955 schedule by entertaining the •iiy> rugged Yommy Thompeon pitching of Red MadsaOi' Bmrifiual Bob Carison both dfippad to sHth under severe shock,, door with flashUghU,” she said. club will have any real flashy ’True, the initial expense of setting mathematics that the grocs in Mitbsran defeated Ifocth MStho- two safstloa. "Only two men have been arrested, His right eye was reported normal ’ to played to th* American. League come will to less with fewer dogs, always strong LeominstsY 'Lions and New Britain Teachers’ COl Oomell rtaaarchsrs havs goond with the Bight unimpaired by the park, 3, 4 arid 5 are set for Ebtota backs. But nobody will, move the up units than can to kept and the kickoff is scheduled for lege’s sturdy Bob Skinner accord dlst 7-2 last night rit Robertson m that almoat half of all Injuries suf- I know, but .there were three.” ball very consistently against thsir easier is greater, but once but I would also advise higher Park to ckpture the playoff title I a ej operation. Field, assuming the Brooks win in prices. 2:30. Salvucci two tremendous plunging lladsra. p fsrsd in sutomobile ; êldenta a rt Mrs. Wright said in an intsrview Muni’s personal physician. Dr. the NL, and arid 7, if hecesssi^, lines. • ftcient uiilt is built It require* in the Church Softball League. OustafsMi, ef ‘..“TTi,»,•■ rteeived on the steering nêel, the that one of the men came to her 903 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTM 6 minimum of attention to keep it Backfleld Set backs. It is h i ^ y possible that 4 0 9 Now Safety Ctaebpt Cleveland, New York or Boston, form at Nebo, ts expected to start ever io star with a Silk City squad. the aecond but that waa all for V. Belmaa, U ...... 9 9 t 4 I 9 t car components to help oocupahtif sldent. The eecond Idioto on tha steering assembly. the series 'Will be played on con- NEA’S Probable internal parasites. The rslntro;; iTrainers who^do this often have H Holm**, s a ...... 4 0 0 | | 0 0 absorbb the energy of " the ctash. duction of internal p urasltss is a Waiting list that assures them a at left half with the speedy Joey Always a hard Uttle guy to bring the loaers. Only irix bases on balls _seaitive days. down, Jacobs has given local grid kept Madsen in trouble through Hanna, lb 0 0 3- 9 0 9 Bach of the devices baa World Series ticket prices are All-Big Seven also reduced when frequent f is h certain amount ofNtoanc'-i secur Bettencourt at right half. The Nolan, c ■ r ■ ______fmis many a thriU with his brll- out the contest B1(M, i4 gone numerous svsluatlon ti n Uc, formerly of R t 6. (JolumMa, the same 'as' last year—box' seats . ing and disinfecting becomes rou ity aa well as the Joyôf pride to a club’s leading ground gainer last Klltorr, the field, taeluiUnr ebnulebro acd< Cotumbia was kUled in Sloansville, N. Y., tine.^ Jîo Boflnger. (^1*1"*™* Durham, N. a —(N’”to) quarterback. Also a brilliant run-* holes and do the blocking. And and another run in the fifth were » —Walked for 7>l«r -in 7th ter, Gundega, who was on her way / O—Dick Stapp, Colorado got what it takes to produce the to enter KeukaOillege In Keuka. gpods will gain several - fold by I9S9 team was. unscorsd ner, Dubose is working hard to im- Salvucci and hia assistant Yosh enough to Insure'the victory fm North J i e t l K ^ , ...... K W - Fmorf fdoat wo, af McKinney's, I_ T~\. At the lend of last week Kiner BrlL will start his 28rd yaar as was hitting only .244 with the Univisrslty of MsfwachUsstU aoc- z have up our sleeves for making 'Indians. He had -16 home yuns cer rioach on Sept 28- when his ONLY eewssrew PAIRS your basemenf useable livingt and 47 runs totted in. ten open their nine game a ./id Kiner led or ti'ed for the lead schedule by playing host to )the Dm Hnesf tepawlv Type I spoco . for adding bedrooms in to the National League home run defending 'New England cham- your oHie or for dtffng any plonihip Dartmouth aquad. Athlet . t«e owSfy swiiam.;. i«w SHe ■ hitUng for eeven straight years a a*» ms* • • ■ aw* number of hbrine prejgcts . . big r with tot Pirates, starUng In 1946. ic Director Warren P.- HeOulrk an . . to SMMB *• Cto* UM . . . toiSas SAVE His high point wari 54 in 1949. . nounced the xarslty anil freahman MS smlnto* .m* toOtoS aoeow nmu .or liHlt. Drive over tomorrow; soccer schedules today. ,.. ooCTrwNw, . . sto Stow yw ... The varsity slats foUoWa; Sept —■-* - i...ar*estoi*s»***'*“ f ^ { plenty of easy parking. W e'll,give 23, Dartmouth; A>et 1, Williams; B. you all kinds of ideas; suggest the at WoroesUr Tach; 12, Amhsrst; 14, at (Connecticut; 22, at Trinity; best m etor^ls for your poH iculer -29, at Bridgeport; Nov. 5, Clark; MiHhel 9.4125 ■ j o b . V I and 12. Tufts. RssulU of tto ôur Best Ball The -F’peh hooters wUl meet MAHV, MANY NIW NUMSSM ■ - ' ■■■• " /.iX .... - J f X U i JDvsnt held at the Country Club cross'town rival Amherst on Oct. - a over the weekend were as fol- 12 foUowed by, 21, CbnaacUcut; 35. a t Monaon High School ; Nov, 6> NOW IN OUMTOCK'«l',.St4fK * l I T T l i i _ tows: First Low Net—Gordon .WU- sen, Ray Lamheck, Jim McBride Mount Hermon; and 16, at Moosoa — AM SHM nSm — and Ray - Owens; Second Ufw Academy. Nst—Don ^p cr. Lou Becker, Dick ;-Brtggs will start his p n ssaaou DeMartto affd BUI Davto practice drills Sunday when 40 BUY SEViiRAi-^ 0 1 > JV st Lost Oroas— Jeeania, eandldataa a n schafiiilafi to r sf oct. .; FR H ' Mugk HamUlorii John Ctanda aad Handing ths list of aspiraats an lU iii aamtwsrs; Bacond Low Nat Qo-esptaina Bob Ahrahasuoa, of

'*', '«. M \ .' i- > • \ ( < l % ? f % . HANCBESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1055 iiANCipM ^ igviai^ S e p t e m b e r '•'* ■» P ■ 7 Ik 't'.'J' THE i . ‘ Are Top Four Ameriean H erald Angle^ -» a__ iîidi...... Casey Welcomes Back Billy the Kid EARL W. YOST Open Season Sp«lcialist Cariiieii Basilio Boilemiaken* W his Ihu^^ td^ Ihmth OK in Football Torrid Rade to Wire Bperto Editor “M' INSimkNOB (MMEN NOTES wonly two gomea behind ih the loss Agf^st Bristol Betting Choice ôth Sides Have a Chance Seeri by lâ^ng Clubs Slamming Bommy Snead oopp.d column. EighteenEl of the ftad Sox the 64,000 first prise plum in the liuu .21 games_ " will I bepl boTtoyed In the ToBeiûrter , ' ...... a 'V ■' fourth annual Insuronea City Open Mendly eontinea of Fenway Park. Here ^^pt. 24 i ^ Jij'RA BW r OMTSCMf to play off Uea with complete alon retain the ball? After all, New York, Sept. 7 r(ipbsltion and I.^got my pitching woe when Gerry Stewart, conshalr- Hartford, Middletown and Bristol ference and JiMgue champtonahip the Ofanta on the Rama’ one-yBrd arrive at a verdict. Aacricss Loste* man of the ICO, presented a 64.000 ^ Billy Hunter who while the Indians, were defeated hy Turner win qualify him for a title line on first, down? It would be Ihed up pretty good. But if I have W L Pc). OBL woe farmed out to Denver suffered match with Olson. fazhoa. It'Vaa put there aa a prac*. ’The audden death idea would to USA one of my etarters in relief c h i^ for first place. Asked If he Hall, Meriden, Bartlett, 'West Ucat way to produce a winner enough to make Jim Lee .Fowell, be a. fine thing for college foot Cucvelohd i...... S3 64 .608 — he back in 1956 to defend his a fractured leg recently Ond ie out Haven and . Windham. ‘The home Turner vows to Whip ' BoatUo, fine aouthem gentleman that he ball, too. There would -be no dan r u have to go another way." New York ...... 82 54 .803 )4 for the aeaaon '..Greatest strike- then demand another crock at Car that afternoon. FootboO teama Poatibly the least eifubcrant' of (Thlcsao ... ^...... 81 55 .SM 1(S crown, Snead answered frankly, otces, somewhat locking in scor Purdue’s Lenny Dawson la ready to take the boll from center John SimeroDn. With thOjMlUiSBt can’t eery well play a aeriaa in la, lip Ida thatch from ita moor ger of the young men falling from Bodon .\...... 79 58 .585 * „ "1 can’t any what my plane are out total by a rookie pitcher in the ing power in 1(54, averaged mvob men — thlA.Ume with the 147- passer in the bockfield ore, left to right, BUI Jennings, BIU MurokowsU and Jim Whltndr. Thn ie j to yield the ball in that situa exhaustion in the modem, wide the four contending managers Is Detroit ...... 70 67 .511 U major leagues la 227 which was pound champiotishlp at stoke. late December. Thia year for Marty Marlon of the WhiVe Sox. KsnMx City ...... 56 79 .415 31 hut I'll tell you this-Î can he had.f points a game last year while toe Lafayette achool ho« enough talent to cause trouble. ' ■ ' . eaaniple. the league tlUe win be tion On the flick of a fickle farth' open game. * Wuhlnfton . ____.V. 47 8S The Jayeees" frown on paying out racked up in 1811 by Grover Cleve opposition averaged 12 Yollloa Turner, who ckifapaigna olter- decided on the day after Chriat* ing.' Someone is scoring 'ractically He hto good reason. 'TheYve Just Bsltlmoro ...... 43 43 90 .319 appearance money and this ia the land Alexander. Cleveland's Herb contest. The Indiana boosted k natoly os a welterweight and mid- Why not let. the team in poaaaa- every time you look up. loft four of five and slipped from Today’s Scaodels Score has fanned 220 battera and dlaWcight. plana to enter, the ring aiaa. If the top combatanta had the lead to third, 1>A games back,. (Thlcago at w sshlnttoe. 6 p.m. — moll) reimon Snegd never appeared fair ground attack lOst foil hut Harxhman (9-7) v i R am ol (44), in any of the three previous Opeins. at the rate he'a going (except were vbry weak in (to air. weighing ISl pounds. BoatUo ex Yet Marty, too, was still in their Cleveland at Baltimore. I p.m. — uolnst the Red Sox) he'll top BoekfMd ProMeBi pected to weigh In at 149. Tennis Feud Develops pitching as his sox moved to Wash Wynn (15-9) va.Brovm (1-3). ir It is doubtful if the Slammer would {Alexander's mark In his.,4iext out- Itonsaa (^ly at New York 3 p.m.— have showed Up this season if he Biggest problem facing Briggs in ington for two games. ' P nrtocarrera (5-7) va Ford (184). didn’t need points to assure himself the hockfleld is finding replace TUESDAY NIGHTS FIGHT Injury to Mike Owaeichik Sport Chatter, New York Yankees’ Manager Caaey Stengel points to the man he bopea will spark hla club to Better After Rest Detroit at Boxton..3 p.m.—Mass (64) ments for quarterback Joe CUrry the American League pennant—Billy Martin. The scrappy Martin, batting hero of the 1953 World At least we’ve had, a day off,” or Foytack (0-1) -vs Sullivan (18-13). of a berth on the United States Six American League clubs will Tad Weed shows you ths Bit- Detroit AI Andrews, 16214, In National Tournament Series, returned to the lineup last week after 14 months in the Anny. Yaslorday’s Baaalta \ Ryder Chip team. Snead was both and halfback Tommy Smith, the tood shoo with Which ho will Supetlof, Wia., outpointod Jackie said Marty, “and we bounce No oamex aCheduled. \ cold and surly In brief vieito with pass the million mark In attend oquad'i biggest ground gainer In Causes Concern s at Yale ONE OPENINa remains in the good after a ntUe NaHaaal 1-oanf ance thle year. Th»a The White Sox will heiVe to have Brooklyn ...... 90 46 players were friendly and coopera the kickotn laat fall, averaged ts 34 YMri to National What’s a tennia tournament' vrtth- lira. Wtas Is scheduled to start' Tuesday plenty of bounce on this trip. .683 — mark and the Red Sox, Tigers, Angeles Rama. Ths 140-pound' All eeven members of the 1954 - ,Q.—Phil Riszuto of the Yankees Naw Kayea, Sept. 7 (F» — The^ Oiacussiitg - Owaeichik's injury, night at the Lucky Strike Alleys Milwaukee . . . . . 76 63 .551 IS tive. Being in business with Ted yards on each return. Curry also UCLA line whirii yielded only one out a rhubarb? ' Half Um quortor-Bnal brockst After Washington, they hit the New York ., .518 18<6 ' WilUams of the Red Sox, 8am has White Sox and Dodgers will pass had a 33.6 yard punting average er from Ohio State/^storred in the was on first base. 'The totter hod Why, nothing, of course. So a was Bnad to the women’s dtrioion donUnuad failure of Mike Owsei- Jordan aald “It ptosents a vary Interested teams are urged to con- Martin Corporal in Army^ Maior League Yonks for two Friday and Sat Philadelphia .S n 30(4 the magic nuniber kefbre many AU-Stor Game. toiuihdown hove been graduated. stepped out of the bok end the tac£ Stan Mlruckl before opening Chicaco ...... 475 26>.i picked Up some of the ‘ITiumper'a while s v e ro ^ g 4.1 yards in 30 neat litUe feud developeil tpdoy with top-seed Doris Hort'of Coral dilk to reqwnd to treatmanta of a aerious problem. All we have at urday, then play a Sunday double- Clocinnati .475 25(4 traits. All in ail the lOO was an more days . . The Pittsburgh boll canning attempts. The nigged pitcher was looking at third hose between Kuit Nielsen,: a aious- Ooblea. Flo., turning, bock Toto night. s L e o d e r s = header at Btotoa. After that—two St. Lbnia ... .419 38 Pirates will lose approximately slgna^caller hit on 15 of 45 ae?aia while-rubbing up the boll. Rixzuto Romirw, 7-5, 6-4; Mrs. Nancy knee injury received in the aecond center—and remember Owseichik Pittahurch .391 37 other howling' euccess.'rEach day, Uchloed Done who la jrmnked third But General with Yanks doubleheadera in two days.- at fiM.OOO this season Wondering r 246 yarda andtd one touchdown, broke for second hose and made obj m Kiner of Palm Springs, CoUf.. day ta the Tale football training was a guard last year — is twp NORTH END PKckage Store NstUul Le«CM Today’a Sckedal* from the, clinic lest Thurtosy *.o U foreign Bats, and the of aeason had .Head Coa'A Jordan sophomores who are completely Baltimore. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. 9 p.m.— the final hole Monday afternoon when the Branch Rickey move- Recipient of thie Thom McAn Wide Open Race Predicted it easily. Woonlt time automati ficials running UieNaUonal Tennis halting Angela Buxton of Engtoad, champions of the Rec Summer ■4- Batllhx (BasMi on 33S at bata)—Aah- Mike (Pinky) Higgins of Bos- Slmmona (7-7) va Fowler ,(10-9). (.ent will psY off? So are Pirate Award lost seoeon', the sturdy cally out with the batter out of the 7-6, 7 ^ ; Shirley Fry of S t P o t ^ Oliver worried. inexperienced. Then, too, the time Basketball league, dropped a close ^New York (NEA) — Charleyweame back to the field it haa taken burn, Pnlladaliihla. .333: Camponella, Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 10 p.m. — the Wethersfield course was heav fane who have been faithful oil Champlonahips. Owaeichlk, a atorting guard laat that Mike needs to adjust to a BrnokWn. 331: K lunewakl. Cincinnati, ton’s.Red Sox pulled everything Loea (94) va Burdette (11-7). ily sprinkled with golf enthusiasts.' Smith avbraged 6,7 yards In 91 car box? Nlelaen, you see, aboolutaly can burg. Flo., ' whipping Shtriay (te-62 decision to the Whirlwinds Dressen, reduced to a guy along a photo to ^ lit out the top three." .317: Snider. Brooklyn. .314; FurlUo, neatly In focus. “Anything can thMe years . . , Aithoagh Robin ries and led (he team in scoring A.—No, ttoae Isn’t aeri qnto** Bloomer of EngtandC 6-6. S-4, anf Ookload, CoUf., 6-1, 6-4- pions while sturdy Norm Burke The Red Sox got straightened No tamea acheduled. !t4Sgue leaders are the only team Head Conch. ’Texoa OB Um" fleMtog toom’s port. who graduated last June. and Jimmy Barnard W3rc best for It'ar the relaxed clubs like qualified to talk about the fiery Runs Bailed In— Snider, Brooklyn, for three rounds before withdraw to hold an edge over the Phlllie . Briggs must also imeover a full- yeori wlnniêst freshman team noon yesterday. Incurred his wrath. Aa. the 71-man aquad finished Sports in Brief Italian turning linemen, including six campaign-will have to go oil the Q.—Woe Buoky Horria the lAlthough frequently used on, Mt. Nebo. Publicity pictures will away. kee._____ Poat, Cincinnati, 33: Reeae, ton and Cornell are given the beet Is rated tops in New England with Out of the spoUlght tor a change, youngest major league manager? didn’t put forth much effort. ground game, the German short- There's a.fellow who makes losing Brooklyn. Bell. CIncImiaU and Aahbum, The Red Sox have their streak '. Pitching is Marion's biggest lettermen, his major, task, will to way back for a parallel to the war ’’I asked them not to atort the also be token Sunday and all can I said that the, Indiana wouldn't chance of heating out the Elia. The Yale the bert of the Ivy Leaguers. /Teplacli V Co-Captoin Tommy Bur year (if 1944, when only a gome Texas lacks seotoned depth in the A j-rtl* . Lou BOodreoa holds haired pointer ia classed aa a didates are asked, to attend. win another, record 111 games or easy for the othci: aide.'' . Philadelphia^ 37. < already in hand aa they start a problem. “I’ll try Jack Harsh- magaxine tabs quarterback George ■ • - Biggest trouble that college middle of the line and must count match the nigbt before," ha fumed ntsM Dressen reminds you, however, Trlplea—Bruton, Mllwaukre, Maya, favoring nine-game home stand, than (9-7) against Washington to- bank Sid Wiersma. Burbank, and a half separated the cham that mark. He waa 24 yoara, eight pointing dog. the Yankees 103, aa they did laat New York and Long. Plttaburgh, 10; Welah of NaVy os toe back of the football passers- have in the pro henvUy on inexperienced hands at months and four 'dojra old when he I couldn't even see the boll then m m m that Ted Williams ia the only ball Clemente, Ptttaburgh. >; Banka,, Chlca-' but Lopez feels sure his Indians night, then I can try Virgil a 200-pound plus tackle, was a pion from the cellar club. (he ran up 4 2-1 lead in eeU). CHURCH BOWUNG League trip. The race became even hotter year. Oklahoma geta the nod as ranks is leamihg to get rid of the Certainly, there’s not going to be the vital tackle positions. The lead, took over the Cleveland Indtons Other Sports When selecting wood for camp captains are reminded of Friday's when the Red Sox bounced back player who came out of the service go ^ d Aaron, Milwaukee, (, are Just about “ready for a good Trucks (13-7) Thursday. That will the nation's best eleven .. Mickey ball, clairaa Paul C%ristman, for. standout perfopher on both of ershlp of center Johnny Tatum and “But when they refused to per m t a t and picked up right where he left Borne Runa—Kluaaewakl, Cincinnati,. leave Billy Pierce (12-9) and Dick fense and defense. WieraiBa, also any aurprise like '54, when unher tor the 1941 ecnoon. fires, remembeb that pine ntakes meeting at "'30 at the North and the Tigers threatened. I; Snider. Brooklyn, and Maya, New long winning streak.'’ He point .Walker, one-time world welter mer Detroit Lion flipper who now guard’ Herbert Gray should help Q.—Has Ted Willlame ever had mit me to finish It at 3 o’clock t m t a black smoke and blankens pots “The only surprise to me is that off. ■ ^-ork, 43; Banka, ' ed to the renewed hitting- of AI Donovan (14-6) fo r the Yankee works, weekends for. the National winner of a Thom McAn Award alded Arkonoos sprouted over a the rebuilding up front, whUe the I really thought I got a raw deal. Methodist Church. The circuit ■will Mathewa, Milwaukee, 3(. weight and middleweight boxing lost year, had little opportunity field that we at Texas were sup more than two chanoes to hit in Page 19 badly—all resinous woods will do get underway Tuesday night. Washington hasn't won s few Dressen points out that the Yan Rosen and l|arry Doby aa atirong aeries." champion opened a new restau- Leaguers plotting gome ytrptegy. bockfield could h* the moat stable one inning? I’m no good at all until afternoon. rum kees atill have the advantage of Stolen Baaea—Bruton, MllwauBee, 33; hinU and then added that Early The Sok will be up against Pete to excel on offense (Manchester posed to dominate. . since 1952. I arise early, but I simply can’t this. Sept. 20. more, I' hoped that our pitching Boyer.' 81. Loula, 30: Temple, Cincin r u t .on Broadway today which . PfbtossionsI wrestling vrill was not a passing team lost sea Rarely have the pchimls'ln this A.—WlUlanM bnfted three Umee M u r t r s would see to that. the long hall. They can break up nati and May4, New York. 17; Gilliam. Wynn ,(15-91 and Bob Lemon Ramos (4-6)—the guy who beat will be known oe the Glove and open Oct. 8 jit the New Haven Walt Fondren, a soph quarter- In the seventh Inning of e gome, play early. I eat only a llgat hraok- “But my club haa had a hahd a game at any minute, but could Brooklyn, IS. (16-8) ore hack in stride, them 10-0 on .a two-hitter in their Arena. Pro mat shows are also son) but. definitely proved his sector returned such a high per hack of promise. Joins such old faat and don’t begin funcUonlnli mm Pitching (Baaed on 15 dectaiona) PoUette. The former Toy Bulldog. c .psbilities on defense os very few centage bf lettermen.* Opiy Texas ployed on July IMS. in keeping the race close, and if bq short of stretch pitching. Tom Newcombe. Brooklyn, 3(M, 133: La- Lopez named Wynn to start to last meeting. 0)90 fought, in- the light-heavy- slated to be held this fall at the nonda os Charley Brewer, Delano until later in the day." my Byrne, the retread, has carried long gains were made around his A. A M„ which impresses with a Womack, Chet sfmeik, Joe Young Sun Was FoUtog - we could have played the Indiana bine. Brooklyn, 134, .706; Roberta, night againto Baltimore's Skinny Higgins, who knows “We've got weight odd heavyweight ranks in, .State Theater In Hartford . end. Wiersma will be remembered classy collection of sophomores, all the time we'd bd in the World a tremendous load for Casey Sten Philadelphia. 23-11, .667: Erakine, Brown (1-3), but wouldn't men to get t;eal pitching the reat of the the :1920a Although the Red Sox| Taken irom the Sporting News blood and Ed Hawkins in spear There probably was ooma merit gel. Brooklyn and Cohley and Burdette, Mil for his extremely high tackles. is below 50 per cent in toperience. heading a backfleld that's a quet- In Ntelseh’a argument that the SerJea-BUce-îWe have slapped the waukee. 11-7. .611. tion who was to .follow in the way—-but so does CHeveland and t r ^ the front-rUnning Cleveland One horse can provide stout fppr Draw Well Ytar Ago Vew Britain Squad Indians 12 out of 19 thus far. The : “B3rme haa a good motion now,” Steikeouta—Jpnea_X'blcago, 175; Rob- Ihdjana. hythree games they are ; dozen baseball covers. J My Longhorns broke even on re Uon mark only at fulltock. match shouldn’t have been tUrtod pitching rotation. “It's pot really Chicago becauae none of ua can Last year’s opener against the turnees but have four nten return-- (j———...... other have nots have done fairly observes Dressen. “and drops thst •Tla.■ PhlladelimlB,Phljadelpbla. . 150:160l Newcombe,Newcoi ' set,” said .AI. .“ But 1 plan to match New York’s team depth or in the firat place;' Tht sun was - Ifigh Values • Low Prices slow curve out of it. That's how he Brooklyn,. 138; Haddlx. 81. Loula, 332; Hornets, drew the Ikrgcat crowd ing from seasons previous to 1954. Stai*t8 Grid Drills foUiiig when it did atari. It wto well, too. Kansas Clt has stirred Antonelll, New York. 134. have my b«at. ready for the speed.” picked Frank Sullivan Hiking ahoee should not to over Irrespective of the temperature ever to see the Indiana in action Eight Starterar Rfturn up trouble for the Yankees and has been winning.’’ League Home Runa—1141 (Record la Yanks.” apparent that it would have to Dressen suspected . that the 1.137 act In 1053). (16-12) to work against Detroit seven inches .ilgh; leave the high-, or moisture eonditiona, only Wool when 1,375 (paid attondance) fans Title-defending Arktosas, for Philadelphia Lands White Sox. . That’s the way Stengel saw it, today. The Tigers will throw made their way thrpugh the gate instance, retaina eigh|i starters New Britain, Sept. 7 ffl^ T h * end In three eeto — and foot ones “The Orioles have been in the Cleveland pitching would win, but Americaa Leagaa top bootp for noraemen, for excep-' socks are suitsbli. for Ion.; hlkei Jfew Britain Teachers 'College — in order to be completed. . Bob I>mon ia all banged up and Batting (Baaed on 326 at bate)—Ka- too. “Those other teams are go. either Duke Maae (5-6) or Paul at Nebo. The aforementioned fig and 23 of 29 lettermen.; major ’Vhlte Sox' hair. Maybe its be llne, Detroit, .348: .Simpaon, Kanaaa ing to shoot the works at us every Foytack (0-1). ■' tionally -wet or muddy country, or thin Or medium for summer ure do$s not include the S.A.A. Puck Loop Berth football team opened practice yes DefPndtog champion Vic Selxoa cause Paul Richards knows the Early Wynn can't take a regular City, .317; Power. Kanaaa City, 311; change is that the Raaorbachs will terday with only three and a- half of Philadelphia, Auoate whis. kid I, day,” said Case. Tljen he picked The National Leogua race that for the bad snake regions. medium or heavy for co^d weather. tickets told by the students. But Caitar’s Used Car Plaza Chicago club bes&; Anyway, the turn. Cleveland. .313; Kuenn, Detroit, to running from the apIit-T under weeks to get ready for its schedule Ken RoeewoU, and Davit Cupper “Sal Maglie isn't gothg to help le. New York and Fhllley, Balti Whitey Ford (16-6) to face Kan wasn’t may grind to a close 'within only 1,8(U1 paid admissions were Jack M itêll, who aucceileded sin 'Philadelphia, Sept. 7, (ff)—The M rf Qumr Hii 1 White Sox would now be ‘in' had more, .307. When shoes, become muddy orj Sportsmen ’who .wear thin or of three home and four road gomes. Hamilton Ric)e cleaned orl medium wl socks aSeld should remaiAing three contests at home. Versatile George Walker moves ed a francMra to Philadelphia for ABaa E. Gee dr: BalUmore." knocked him ojut, which ia aonoe- 108; TutUe, Detroit, 34; Kuenn, iM ro lt, buy boots one full sito longer and Maritime Academy; 6, Trenton quarter-final. Setods gained hla 468 Hartford Boa* Refuses to PIcR Winner thing the Dozers couldn't do he'll go with Bob Turley (14-13). bination of victories or Milwaukee washed and dried slowly. If heat Oo-Captain Jack Farrell is the in« S t quarterback, supported by the 1955-56 season. The Quaker spot with a 7-5, d-4, 6-2 victory Have you Se 1950 Plymouth 4-bbor. Day on Wednesday eC next week 610.'An individual can purchase a Uioa. aB Mather RrteU- Mndio, beater. Radio, heater. ^ TBBELESSTIRE when nil the lecelpU wl“ season ticket for 6S good for three MereoBMUIe, ra*lo. heater, lew .turned over . to the chnritnble football homo gosMo. lO .boaket- nUeagnThM ewner. 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A lto Aee«aa9fMi>->TtrM f iSERE OUGHTA BB A £ a WI By PAGALY an4 8ROMBM Artidaa For Sals 45 Wlihairt Board 59 H9 Far iaia T1 •DC ROOM ^J^M Oedi- two uidi» O* REaOY 10 € io l^ 0ah Asks Payment Anti-Greek lahtd. Ootnar•r lot, _wMta Ndl aotito iB Obituaiy 111 OOlfOORij ROAD ' Tnuc sAU e ROYAL AMD 8nUUi-Coraia abet- ROOM FOR etot. tu t minute from STEEP HOLLOW LANE buiae. owiNtr* ML-94W6. Oensuit iwwi able and atandard typswrnara. Mata at.. Ugnt houeekeeptag. H i Agoaey. ML MIM. C hanged b y For Revisions Buy On*—* . ------S“ Alio alate fla^îg, Boltem Notch cepted (Umltedl. Central. Reason, 4 Sleeping Rooms S S T T t i ."$4900. - Salllna or bit a t , Hartford, died 4^ Norwteh t t ll A. M..to 4tse P. M. Quarry. abie. Mra. Dorsoy, 14 Arch St. ta connection with thewonstruetlen State Hoepltal last evening. Bom Exceeds 130,000 Grortt autSoritte* Dlso M M v ’fhmSutff Prompt irPAWtJW'aiUY. Arnold iMwrenee, archltact for 6a$ry. 2 Complete Bathi $7 LILAC 8TRBBT—112.000 view. Three minutec from BRAE.BURN RI Of the high achool that wiU. add ta England, Dac. 10, 1S78, ha had vaqtal saeurlty maammi ta wMb> - ROOM FOR Rent. Inquire at State the Keeney Street School, has A lto Rdpalrinf<->Paintint 7 J M ii CAUMP. 1 Lavatory 50-44278 $F,47a71'to tha coat Uvad ui the Unltad Stataa. for the Recelpte from the variety am Thraca ahd on tM talanS s v t r , 40 VOLUME eel Shakespeare, also Tailor, Shep, t'B lsaell St. ML ttofo 9 room Capo 2 ua- Wilbur Grogs' Highway. Ex At tha aama time, the Beard dw- prsMed the- town for payment of Rhodas, tath o f w um hava tagga flnlahed, piaatarod walla; flraplaca, past 80 years, and waa last em 82,340, pari of ths aoat o f com show Mt the State Hieater, to BRAKE REUNE, most aU cars, sterling silver tall bud vase. MI. 3-7883. After 6:30 caU MI. 8-5047. ^ 2 Fireplaces ~ layad action on- mlo ethera, total ployed by Hamilton StaadartL He gether wtth - other eontribu- Turktah mtaorttim fo ftn«9taU $14.25. Choose the lining. No AficM: ■ 3-4892. hot water heat, copper plumbing! cellent neighborhood. For ap ing $19,9M.72, for furthar attite, waa'a member of St. Paul'i Metho pletely revtaliig plahs for the any reprisals for the rtote ta MON.IHRU PRL ROOM FOR couple, kitchen privl- Reermtion Room In Basement laige kitchen atid cablneta, aluml- L^pU Notlca school aftee ha waa. relnatatad aa ttoos, puahed the total t o ^ to. money down. $1 weekly. Cole Oanaral Manager Richard Martin dist Chnrch, Hartford. over 830,000 reertved by the Ttotagr. , r" 10:30 A. M. Motors, 4M Center. MI. 0.09M.' legea. Near Cheney's, very quiet, 0pen Porch num- Storm Wlndowa and aeraans. pointment coll AT A COURT o r PROBATB h M told the Board that ha bellavef the architect for the debated project. gj^niD A T 9 A. M. 234 Gharter Oak St. MI. 3-6368. at HsacheMer' wtthla and for tba Re teavee hta wife, Sirs. Sarah local Red teoaa chta>ter for Heptrt 899 tulufsi Building Materials 47 extm-daap lot. A good clean taiy. four change ordere would Ipr the Oilman Keppler; a eon Leslla Q. ' In an Aw! 25 letter to General AUTO PAINTING-Any car. $». L o U 0 0 x 2 1 5 , CaU Charlaa Lathrop;-MX 04384 Oiotriot of MaackoaUr.on U>« 2nd day Manager Wchanl 5Cartta, Law- flOOdfoltef. Tliere waa no oOldiiu osUmate at \ of Sortomber. 1*65. _ ,• last* ha would recommend'ta ean- Keppler of Hartford; two daugh easualtloe but tho Xetaflhnl' new* same day service. Leave your Mahogany Paneling per M $lB$jE McKi n n e y Prrarat. Hon. John 3, Walletl. JUdft. ranee eaya the "various offleae In TBe Show, held last Wadnaa- SINGLE Ro o m , private family. On hoctiort with either the high achool ters, Mrs. Frances F. Madden, 82 paper JfiUlyat aald itiota than 800 X car before going to work. Pick up Caitadian Framing, - V V a ca n t 78-80 LOCKWOOD'8T.-t|17J100 Katate of Barbara J. SUroratrIri of or the Keeney Street School. ‘ volved in redrawing of plane aad day 'night, natted 870447, of after work. Complete*new enamel bus line, Mqncheater. ‘MI. 94128. Haaebeotrr. In Mid Dhtrlet. a minor. Stricklaiid St, this town, aad Mrs. ficials aald t o ^ . FuRda' m m wars tajund. Nawspapera astl-. load .....; -----...p e r M $99.86 B R O T H E R Si in c 7 "“^ The Connecticut Bank and ...Trurt Tile change orders ppprovsd pro Wilbur J. Jones of Wethersflsld. rewriting tpecifleattiaae . . . would paint Job. Yes we will loan you a Clear Trim . .lin. ft. 7« 2 family duêx, exceUant con- Oompanr, Guardian, baring exhibits greatly appreciate action on my other eourcoa coatrtbnteil to mated about 500 porson* w oio ar* GaU diUon. 2 oil bnrnera, waU land Ha (tnaTaecaunt witb aald oaiata to this vide for an undergnund coinnec- He stao leaves two sisters in Eng last 0(1 ta !ManDui. ^biatM I-3-5U 1 car. No money down^p to 24 Inaulation, from ..i ...a q . ft. .042 li, pari Phone Ml 8-6060 or Ml 9-3931 tton between the fire atarin system request o f 5tay 27, 1955 for pay- date to tha Red Croeh fotalad months to pay. Brunner's Pack- Sheathing. lo a d -----per M $99.50 scaped and near BcbaaL Oood In- Court for allowance. It ia _ ^ ^ land and fiva gmndchildren. eat------•' 829,938.81. mota ta Istanbul wtaekad kitchan privileges. Tel. ML 8-:1409. McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s , in c . ORDERED; That the 14th .day of for ths plant with the alarm sys Fundral servioee will be held- and pOiagad huadrsds of Oraak ^ 4 «rd, TaJcottvUIe. Tel. Ml. 3-5191.' No. 1 Clear Doors from each $7.50 VMânt property. Saptrmber, 1(66, at ten o clort, .Jor^ tem of tha 8quth Manchester Fire Lest February the Board tabled Open evenings .'tU 9. Sat. 'til « . FURNIS.HED ROOM - Near Main noon, at the Probate Ofllce in Ihe.Honl- Friday at 1:80 p.m. at the TSylor ■hopa. Several Oreak OrthodoK ‘■rr Built-In Ironlqg Boarda each $12.50 Ml 3-6060 or Ml 9-i39Sl CiU 'Barl Rohan—MI $-713$ $11,900 — $9' X 98' Ranch, naarly clpal Building In aald Mancbeirter. ba District, at an asUmated cost of and Modeen Funaral Home, -233 without discneslon tha question of Churches weTa damagaf. Flraa Wood Gutter from lln. ft.:,...40c St. ' Gentleman preferred. MI.'' new, excellent condltton; oil hot and tha aama is assigned (or a btarlM $2412.09, ap.d for. the tastaltation the 83.540. Lawrence made 1 - Ldit iBd nOniO CARvBURN OIL? 9-3170. 9 Haxet St. on tbii allowaoee of aald account *ritli Washington St,. Hartford. Friends fogmel request for the payment DUmed at ecatttaad points; -Complete Home Planning Service 330 4PRING St.-Cuatom lrt}Ut Land for aala in placa that can water heat, flraplace, ttla bath, aald eatate and thia Court dIrecta that of a vacuum system of .cleaning may call at the ftmeral hoiRe from In Ismlr, hoadqnaiteH of tho Economy Overhaul three bedroom home. Two-car ga nearly $ acres-g^ land, 18ige la May 27 letter. b o u n d — A place ihereMU can from be aubdlyldad. noUee M the time and Place aaaigned fire tubes of boilers, at 9n c*£ 8 to 8 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Cyprus Parley NATO Command for ertutliaiitam soenrs • complete line of NA'nONAL rage, ameaite drive. Bath and treea, suburban. Carlton W. for aald haartng be giyen.to all per- mated cost o f $8,9f7.62. In a letter to the: ptrcctore re* Most all cars..Parts and labor w o m a n ‘s'' HAS pleaoant room. lavatory, .fireplace, eun porch, lot Hutchins. MI. 94193, JdL 9-4194. aooa known to bo tntereated therein to cently Blarttn asked If the matter Europo, tba Ortak eqnsutala ww yans and accessoriea, stam. . 1.95. No I moiv^y down - $4.90 , BUILDERS SUPPUES Kitchen ^ v ile g e . MI. 94951. 2 Lota—1 ISO * 200—$1,500 aptMar and be heara thereon by pub- The chsnge orders on which ac rsported humad and tha OrSafc gnods. smbrotdery cottons and 100 X 300. For appointment to In llaUng'a copy-of thiaNurder in soma tion was delayed would: (1) ex should be. put on the agenda for a lUily. A.n Work guaranteed. "The Builders' Yaid" $175 4 200—11.700 SOUTH COVENTRY - 44 acres, newspaper having a circulation In said later meeting. Winds IJp mth lavUlon a t Turkey's IntaiastlanaL f tetiw threads. At Tour Tam ' 881 State Street spect call MI. 9-4389. A. R. WUkia ^ tend the water-mailt'fram Brook- Police Arr^t 10 ‘ and Co; eight room house, alx outside' District, at least (Ire days bagore thf Director Walter .Mahoney said reir was wrockad. IS Atliena the ~ , M Oottkge S t Phone ML ^ MOTOR SALE Not|th' Haven, Conn. Apart menta— Flats—; MANCHESTER ASSOCIATES buildings, $20,000. CaU PI. 34337. day of said hearing, and by mailing in field St to aouth of the buildUw government said the nwhs. hM a certified latter on or beiort Septem and from B. 5Qddle'T!pke. tq wegt at last night’s meeUng, "We’ve get m eni Fords, Ch^ViMets, etc. .^..$124.99 Telephone CHeatnut 8-2147 T en em en ts 63 NEW USTINC: Cape Cod on quiet Realtors ber 7. U56, a copy o l this order to In Radar Check to take action -tm this." Acting No ootod the houeoe of 15 Oriik 4 f- 9% ROOM BUNGALOW, large of the bUikUng,' siid install a' fire floors serving with the ItATD street. Six finish^ rooms! OH Barbara J. Sllverstein, 36 Stephen hirdraht oh altlier extenslen, at an Mayor Harry J.. Firato felt It wee Pontiacs, Oltmhoblles, etc; $174.98 BEDROOM and kitchen furnished burner.' Aluminum screens and MANOHEiBl!BlV-Six room Cape, porch, choice location. -Owner- St., Manchester, C on n ;______. ^ (C PhtOOae) Command, in Isn lr. Annobnccncnta Pheda MI. 94449. . 30mt 3. WALLETT. Judge. estimated cost of $9,198.72.' TOlce arrested 10 jfaivers he- too late In the evening to consider . No Money . ] Diamonds—Watches— for two adults. Including gas, atorma. Lsirge play 'area with nice conditlpn, oU beat, ona car the matter. „ A'^ crowd at electric heat and hot water, ML garage. Wooded yard, near bus, -OROBB o r M ^ C E And (2) InstaU lightning rods twfen 0 and 8 son., today aa the to chooUe their own pohUeal future Turks marehof-eh tba Oreak am- AUCTION! $7.90 MontR ‘ . Jewelry 48 trees. -Price $12,200. Madeline at an esUmatad coat o f $7,500. In hta original letter Lawrence \, 3-7639 er Ml. 94143. ' Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1643. school and stores. Sals' price AT A COURT’ o------. r PROBATE held roeult of radar checks In .the B. within a raakoaahte abort time. hasA ta JaataxM, the . TnrklHi New Motor Guaraiit. Household .S4rTtersod tham with pairs, adjusts watches expertly. FURNISHED one room apartment, M 9crt*mber„ A.D. 1I66._ . ^ tha Board’s O ct 18 maisUng. Nino were charged with vlolattons C O L E M 0 T 6 RS Offer^ 13-A M o rtg a te s 31 refrigerator, gas ranga, ' use of mechanical, and ettuetural oiigl. vlneed the Cyjôte, mostly of tear^n k aturing FANTASTIC VALUES WANTED—FUU time men. Service Reartmatas prices; Open dally. ^ * * " % ^ 1^ 00l * * * ’ M r .-4^ . g I a STONBURY - Cedarmdge -Resent, Hon. John J^rWallett, Judge. Aeaept Choick Offer of the rules of the read and on# Greek daeoent, would vote for A otapatch from Athens aaM a 430 Center Ctreet MI 9-098d' lT f in is h HoUand Window e m e r g e n c y m o n e y staUqn work, evening work, with atali shower. 111 weekly. Adults. Estate______of Louise C.Engtand of Man- la another matter, the Board with operating without a Con- ncera wora willing to abaerh 41 on BRAND-NEW can be ob Thuradsy evenings. 129 Spruce '-r Drive. One acre lot with 138’ front* lester in said district, i minor. .- per cent. . union with Greece. Greek mlUtaiy Dakota hod baon MERCHANDISE , mads to msasuro. .All tained quickly at OonnecUcut . good) opportunity for over time Street. Ml. 94387.. Inqulra Apt, 4, 10 Depot Square. Notice MANCHESTER — Beautiful ax Upon appllcatkm of Clayton E. Car accepted the offer of St 5fary's neetlout driver's license, fringe benefits. - Apply. Morisrty age. Beautiful view on hlU. - ML In hta Aug. 28 letter Ls^rrenee The Turkieh diplomat told ra- ■ant, to fomir to evaeuato’ tho e v e r y WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY mefkiveneUan blinds at a new Mortgage Exchange, CH. 9-9897. In accordance with the require pandable Cape, not In develop 84$09after8. t ver, guardian, praying that thIa court Church to proylda land at tha cor ggt teuton Stratton and Pa portpre be had eraphastaefl in the famUloe o f Orook oCfloera with Bros. Adolph A. Quey. WANTED—Gentlemen to share 3 ment. Owner says "Sell It, I wUl approve a certain agrearoent dated ners df Church and Locust Sts.'and trolmen Samuel Maltempo and eaya whan Bfartln Informed him and SATURDAY NIGHTS! Auto Drivinr School 7-A low pfice. Keys made while you Frank Burke or Mel Redman at room furnished apartment with ments of the Zoning. Regulations 'April a . 1S6S. and (or aaUiOrIfy to do eonfarenee rbom that last night's tho NATO Oonuwuid. Tha Oraak wait, f 27 Lewis 8t„ Hartford, wiu treat Garden— Farm— Dairy aacriftce."' For particulars call KEENEY ST.—Beautiful loU. .108’ diurch and Park Sts. to Increase John Hugos opemted the equipr that he was reinstated, the mana* COMEÎD, BUY'and SAVE WOMEN MOST careful drivers. ALERT YOUNG . man for retail another gentlemart. Manchester for the ToM-n of. Manchester, an acts, take all atepa and slgq .all gar asked Lawrence to say how whva of anti-Grortc rioting la parte Army was confined to it* hom eks ea Gifts, Tpols, Alumiiium-ware, XT your needs sympathetically, hon Tha Ellaworth Mlttan Agancy. IQ. X 300' prlthln walking distance of documenta necetaary to carry out aatd the radius at both points to 28 feet. ment o f Turkey are "the reeulta of Never too old to leam. Female In store, full or 'hart tima. CaU MI. Produels .50 Center. Cal] 7:30 a.m.-12 noon. Qonn., the'Zrtning Board of Ap agraaminL all aa by aald apnItcaUon ■rtia drivers were NoTwln much additional aiqMaaa attght ha in Athene, Salonika and otha'r. EMetrlc AnfSaacsa, Lanips, Gar estly and epeMlIy. Open till noon MI. 9-7824. ^ 1-6930, or Mr. Hlgglrta. MI. 34600. shopping area and hue. Uttlittoa. and agreement on file more-fully ap- St. Mary’s partMi ta eon..truet- Graeco putting forward unraaaon- structor. Standard automatic. ih iild iiii ItractiBE 14 .on Saturdays. 9-4597. Mr. R lfclo. peals will hold a public hearing on Priced right. E. F„ -Von Ecker, ing s new church on Church St. SoNipps, 31, of RFD 3, Coventry; Incurcd. Gteak erne* haring largo Ttoktah den'SuppUes; ra n t,lew elry . Fish PEPPERS 78c bushel. ' Bring Monday-e'-venlng. Sept. 12, 1955 at peara. It la ' , LaWrencs writes that he' mot abto damand^’ mlnorittaa. Fifllea were alertad to ing Suppkee, OhrdA Furniture, Dual insured car. .M and M Driv OLD|SR MAN to work on used car containers. Also butternut equaah. Agent 600 Keeney St.' OROEREU): That the foregoing ap between Locust and Park Sts. Clifton L LsBrec, 20, Wethers ing School; MI. 9-0841. STONE. BRICK work ebnerete 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room o f the plication be heard and determined At field;. Edwin V. Peterson, Wright's with Blarttn Feb. 4 and gavo tha Ha said ha had assured Stephan* prevent reprtaato by Indlgnsat Difhss, etc. work. Call BQ, t448lTdaya, Ml. lot. ' Driver's license essential. and egg plant. 336 HiUatown Rd. FIVE ROOMS, heat and hot water Municipal Building on the- follow MANCHESTER the Probate office in Manchester In Hie offer carries vith it the re- aattmated cost of the wont. opouloa tha Turktah govammant Greeks. Help Wanted— Female 35 furnished. Tel. MI. 3-6105, said Dlttrlct, on the 12lh day of 'rtMnsibllity of rounding off tlw MUl Rd., North Coventry; Henry LARSON’S DRIVING School. 8-8042. Valentino EeUiiecl. ' s General maintenance,! (not me- ing applications: Ve r n o n , l 6 t oo x J m i. Formal swroval waa net giv has teksn measures to prsvsnt Tho Greek deputy ftaMgS atfnl- - WE CAN accommodate 1000 ânlcall. Contact Ray Dwyer, CUCUifBERS, plcit you own 80c 59 PHELPS ROAD—Older homo 210 September. A.D. 1U5|, at two o'clock In Hrset comers, and in-aecwpttag A. Bay, 42, BeUevue Dr.,Dr. South Manchester's only trained and CLERK-ITPIST for diversified of- basket. Paul Robotto, Birch Moun American Telephone and Tele ■9.9970. . 1- the aftemoon, and that floUea be given Coventry; en," Lawrencs writea. "biit naithor repstiUon of ths dsmoostrattoiia ■ter, Baneyotta OHmopoaua, said PEOPLE—900 C A M cerUfled Instructor. For your safe, CABINET MAKINO -W e also ^ Ha'hchcater Motor Sales. to all periooa Interealed In aald catata the offer the Directors voted to Oaorge J. Kam- ice work. Knowledge of book tain Rd. .. FOUR ROOM apartment, third graph Cortipany for permission to that luia three, up and t h ^ down spend $1,332 of Highway Depart thansis, Hjrannta, Maas., who waa objoettea raised." and to malnthln law and at hta government had lodgsd a SALES START AT 7 P\M. ty we are trained to teach proper, all types of carpentry work, re erect building and oparate- earns of the pendency of . aald application He added: roue proteat with Tutx^. modeling,'^ sitersUotu, 'etc. Good keeping helpful. Small congenial WANTED—Mart for, floor main floor. Inquire 319 Spruce St. plus large entrance hall. One ear and the time and place of hearing ment money to do the work. This poated a 820 bond. . P O S T a u c t i o n R O O M S ly. MI. 94075^ offioa^CaU. MI. 9-4597. Mr. Kauf as a repeater atation on the north thereon, by publishing a copy of this 'Until now, Turkey has not ia vtoloSee was touchad A t hy workmanship and, reasonable tenance work. Night Work, In garage. Beautlfuly landacaped Suburban For Sale 75 order in some newspaper having a cir- will Include removing a tree aad Also. RussaU H. Hunt, 25. SUver- Ceoaectlcut'a Lugeet Auction man, Manchester. Hartford CH. 7-2404 HomehoM Goods 51 THREE ROOMS and bath on first aide of Middle Turnpike Bast (ap relocating a catch basin. stsin IVailer Park, Bolton; Ste authortaed any masa maettage. an sxplootoa of a stick of dynamite ^ MORTLOCX'S DRIVING School ratce. Eetimatee gladly given. yard. Close to bus and ichoola. cuTaUon In said dlMrict. at teaat (Iva Boy^s Condition The damonstratlone and paradea of near tha Turkish consulate lb Firm Lost confidence quickly restored Cali Dick at FI. 2-MM or John at for appointment.' floor. Private entrance. Furnish proximately 576' cast of east Una ANDOVER— ViUage. homo, com days before the day of said bearing, to The Board also: ven. a. Nagy, 42, Taleott Rd., LEGAL SEOtCTARY. Local of a p a r t m e n t s iz e Suprema gas ed. Working couple. MI. 3-9369; Vernon Street) Residence Zone B. Pries on this neat horns la only fortable and attractlva—10 roonia, appear If they see cause at said ume CovHitry: 'Widustar W. Pika Jr., last night atao wera unauthorised. Sahmlkn jrasterdqy. Ths Turks be- Routs No. 8 Berlin Turnpike by a qkiUed, couneoua Instructor. MI. 34769. fice. ShorthandNMd typing. Neat- range, 30", excellent condition, and place ana be heard relative there AuUi -rised General Manager Tha T u tl^ authorltiee hid to re Newington, Conn. ROUTE SALESMAN. . Here is a American Telephone and Tale- $15,750 with a aubatantlal mort- two baths, fireplaces, oU heat, to, and make return to thia court. Myrtln to borrow up to $8,000,000 29, Hartford; and George F. SeenT Satisfactory cama enragsd over a rmoct that License included. Insured, ihial nets and accuracy required. very reeonable.Call MI. 9-3778. sort to miUtaiy foccee ta order to tho dynamUtag shatterwl wtadows Opp. Connecticut Light and ‘controUed standard and hydrama. rare opportunity to Join the.na graph Company I for permission to gaga available. drtUhd well, bam and garage. Nice JOHN J. WALLE1T. Judge. Oft ehort term notes In anticlpatioii Hawkea, RFD 1, Coventry. •Write Box X. H er^ tions number one food ipdua'try. Basiness Loegtions erect building and operate same grounds and trees. Good epot for control thea*. Thta wae a natural ta tha Mrthidaca of tho tats Komil Power Co. Builmng tie cars. MI. 9-7899. MASON — Fieldstone a epecialty. CLEARANCE ORDER o r NOTICE of property tax collections next Arthur R. England, .--18, of 499 Eraeat ToUi. Ml. 94807. Look at these advantages: 1, Per For Rent 64 as a repeater atation on south aids professional man. $19,000. Talbot AT A COURT o r PROtoTE held Lydall at, eras charg^ with reaction at tho Turktah paopla to A t e t ^ founder e f tho Tmiktah oner 25% discount on all dining-room spring' snd summer, nils ta an an Officials at Um Manchester Me AUTO DRlyiNO tnatruetton.. AU ply in person. New ModeP manent lifetime work. 3. High of Spencer Street (approximately T. J. CROCKETT X Agenc:*— icy, Andover, Phone PI. at Manch-yler - within and (or the nual practice.. operating a motor vehicle without morial Hospital today rt|)orted tha damage done ta the Mrthrtaee RepuhUe' and tha oountiy^s aa- P ersoB S li leaaona on insured dual control PALMER AND CARNEY, maaon commiaaion earnings. 3. FTva day furniture. Sortie odd pieces, some THREE ROOM office space. ,WU1 838' west of west line, of HilU- Real Batata Brokar 44$00. Irtstrlct of Manebeateojon the lat4ay at Kenml AteturtL” ttonal haro. dry, 73 Summit St. complete. renovate to suit tenant. Second 1 of Septrmbrr, A.D. 1*G._ . Granted the Connecticut Rower a drivers license. that tho condition of Robert Smith cars, standard or automaUc. ccUtractora, Free estimatea. No week. 4. Thorough training pro- lou-|i Roadi Residence Zone AA, - PreMnt. Hon. John J. Wsllrtt. Judge. Oo. an electric pqwef Uni rlght-«f- Kerathansta h n hta case ached of 880 Adams S t ta tw etty good.' He reforred to n dynamite at Tho rteUng eame wttkqut warn HAVE u n w a n t e d hair en face Job too big or too amall. Ml. ''!g(«m . 8. Group ineuranca. You floor, Manchester Savings A Loan PhOM Office MI 5-541$ • nUy 5 tack OR the Toihleh consulate at ing te latanbuL where, crowds of CapaMs sxpsrlsaced taatructora. CHRISTMAS CAROS — YOU CAjt CHAMBERS Bldg., 1007 Main St. . Ralph Rooke for permission to Estate of Arthur Robert England of way o ff Ferguibh Rh. fot $4,000. tiled for court Sept 17 while the The IS-ybarKild boy waa mt ty a removed permanently and safely Cesdnsr Auto SchooL ML 9-9010, 3-4798 or Rockville TR. 54744. make ISO easily selling fin inay qualify if you are 21 to 33, in FURNITURE SALES erect breeseway and garage at Ijnmediato ocetmaaey. On# apart Manchester In said district, a minor. Salonika naor tha Mrthplaca at young mirks gatbsrsd te tho main g. ’ to eleetroloais. Mary C. Ward, Reaidence Ml 9-n51 Riant. Fine comUtton. All city con Upon application n( Clnyton E. Car- Approve Pinp Pit othera were summoned for Sept car yeeterday afternoon w>hlle rid JA. 74990. est Robinson Christmas, cards. goocNtoalth and enjoy outdoor 817 East Middle-'Dimpike SPAaOUS Professional Office. tached to liwelling which will be vsr. guaiwan. praying that thia court While fitting aa the Water 14. , ing his Mcycle at the tafonwcUon Ataturk, tho fothar at modem day str^ at nlân. At flntthrtr R. N. Ml. 9-3i$7. GENERAL Construction, altera- JNew vogue Slims, Kodschromei, work, to e Mr, Bryant Saturday, 6' from west side line which ie 2' vOglcncea. $11400. George Cole approve a certain ngreement dated Turkey. demonatratlona wet* ordotfo.x Uone, remodeling, ptasUc tUe, Hours: 10-5 p.m., 7:jo-$:30 p.m. GroundId floor. Main S t - Ample man. ,TR. 8-4048. April 39, 1*51, and for''aulhorlty to do Commission, the Dtraetore auth Other arrests reported today Of W. Mkk^.TYike and Adams S t MANCHESTER Driving Academy. parchments, every day, birthday, Sept. 10, 9-io 12 a.m. - * I closer than regulations allow at 40 orised .the Water and Sewer De were thoae of George R. Lawrence, In the talks ao for. Oreaoa baa ieauBlng nothing m on sartcos thm WANTED — Transportation, State Mancheater'a oldest, most recom counter wdrlr garage, etc,. No Job parking. M l 34900. an ac(s. takp all sl«i>a and* sign all According to authorittea at tha truffle Jams. Read, Bolton or AMover, Routs 9 gift wrapping assortments, sta S COMPLETE Hartland Road. Residence, tone A. h a c k m a t a c k ST.—is acres, af ROCKVILLE—Threa year old cus docupienU necessary to fcaiyy out said partment to construct a pump pit 27. RFD 1, RockvUle, by SUte homitel, he waa admitted for ’in damaadad that tha .Jjyprtots bo mended, your safety, our bust- too small. Eugena Oirardin, 19 tionery and gift items; 9 Unes-of ROOMS OF BRAND NEW AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES— Peter DIrosa . A Lawrence fording qn exodUant view, brook, agreement, all aa by aald apnllcallon aOowad a pMbtaclto u aa aariy Suddenly the sprawUag dta at to StaUsr Hotel. Hours: 9 a.m.- Trotter,. Ml. 9-SM9. tom jMiilt split level. Three nlca- apd agreement on (iis more fully ap- and install necessary, equlptacnt Patrolman Austin Ford Sept. 8, juries of both Iqgs." tee man yibo ness. License guaranteed. Stand peinonala, low as 3c each. Write H elp W i FURNITURE 100% Main St. location. Park Chain for permission to conduct good barn and. other buildings, for tbs Lakewood Ctrelo booeter charged with sp)*eding; anti Wil date to datermlna their future. milUoa persoiu ftuptod into a : 9:10 p.m. MI. 8-7918 sttsr 7 p.m. ard or automaUc. Mr. Mlclette near new^school. E. F. Von Ecker, bedrooms, large liviiig room,-ex -pears. It la was at the scene of the accident wave of dsatcuetlon. • - quick (or samples on approval. Male or-Pei 37 All 100% guaranteed, some In ing. Apply Marlow'a, 867 Main peraonal aervtce shop (cleaning of cellent kitchen with dining area, ORDERED; That lbs foregoing ap- station at an estimated cost of liam Shapiro, 23, Pinney St., Rock ■aid that tha bey had a staeaMa Turkey has instated Britain must your peraonal Instructor. Dial PI. S t ■■ Agent, 4P Keeney St.- tcatlon be heard and determined at retain the Island or It must be I Bands et youths armSd with WANTED—Trsnsportation from RoofinK—Sidinc 16 Robinson Cards, Dept. H-41, Clin original factory crates, with origi clothes) at 20 East Center Street, caramic tile bath, recreation e Probair office In Manchester In 94J100. This does not include a ville, yesterday by State Patrol plfos of akin tpm off hta leg, a|H Bolton CsnUr to Aetna, Hartford, 3-7249 any Utaa. ton, Mass. EXPERIENCED Lunchrirtiette, nal factory aei-ial numbars. Business tope HI. S man Raymond LUley, charged given hack to Tilrkoy, who hold It wooden Cluta and iron bars at- PORTER-ST. AREA, WelUngton room, laundry room, heat^ ga- said DInrief; on the I2th day of 1,600 gallon water tank, which paqinUy by the ear's hood orna teciwd atorea and buelneaa bouses, 9:10 to 4:00. Call MI. 04407 ove- FOR t h e BEST in Bonded buUt part time. Apply Arfbur'e IXJVELY BEDROOM SPACIOUS Front roqm office. In Joseph Then for permission to September. AD. 1955, at two o'clock In ie being purchased from a Hart with operating a truck without m ent prior to 1878. ' ' 100% ’ Main Street locatioi;i. MI. Rd. Six mom colonial. 1% baths, foge; 1%;! baths, plastered walls, the aftemoon, and that notice be given moai of them owned by persona ninga. up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, SALEISWOMAN — Experienced in eonette. LIVING ROOM SUITE - erect dwelling' which will conform circular ameslte drive.- Alumlnu.m ford flm for $$U. rear fender flaps. ’ Both drivers Patrolman Gordon Noddow, wta) Britain a t tha eonferenca yoateT* at . MotoM o t o w w elts—Bicycles i 11 women’s Ready-to-Wear. Dally, 84419 or MI. 3-7614V cabinet kitchen, dish washer, dia- to alt parsons Interested-In aald estate day effarad a naw oonsUtutun foe Orsok descant although aema eonduetors and roof rspaun caU 6-PC. DINETTE SET to Residence A tone requirerttents poaial, fireplace, stonn saah, de- storm wtrtdowg, venettsp bit’nds, of the pendency of said appllcatlon and The Installation ta needsd to were atopped on ’Rt. 15. tnvestlgmtqd the aeddent said that WANTED-Rida to Royal Typo Coughlin. M l.'9-7707, If no answer part time. Ebccellent salary. CaU ACCESSORIES as to sise, side lines and front set the time and ptoee of hearing thereon, Cypna giving rnora eelf rule, wtth wrockad ehopa rsportedv were writer or Nilco' Bement from BICYCLEaCYCLXRX REPAIRINO, aU typea, MI. 34112. Uched garage. Convenient real- . lot 76 X 199- All city cOnvmences. by publishing a copy of this order in royids #ater for tha Nf.ka site to the c;ar waa driven by Helmar O. caU Ml. 9 4 ^ . Sitiiatioii Wanted— 'Weatlnghouse'’ Elec. Refrigerator back line, on lot south of No. 54 Iminedlata' occupancy, w,S00. Se established In the southwest Andenrao of 89 Bdgeiton St An- a aalf<4etormlnatlon piehtoclte owxMd by persona of JowWi and W oodbriâ St. houra 0 to 8. Ml English a specialty. Now open 9 Houses For Rent 65 denUal nelghhoriiood. Many some newspaper having a circulation tho ultimate goal to bo reahsad Artnantaa dsaeont Tha fnrlooe a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester WOMAN part time fountain work, F em ale * 38 •■Emenein’ ’ Television Grandriew St., Reaidence Zone extras. $19,000. Warren E. How Qeorge J. Colemaiv Broker. .Con In said diatrict, at least five days be section of towii and to boost the dereein waa traveling north on S4S1S. RAY'S ROOF^«D CO., ahlngls and "De Luke" Weaher AA.' ' . fore the day of said hearing, lo api>enr Anticipation Votes ■oma timo in tha futura. Britain crowds amaehod in wtadownilppod Cycle Shop, it t West Mtddls Turn afternoons plus one .or two nights. NEftV t h r e e room house, Immedi land, ReaJtor. Ml. 3-8600. necticut Bank and ’Trust BuUdlrtg, If they sea- cause at said - Ume and preMure In the Lakewood Circle AdeihaSt at the time at the acci byilt up roofs, ij^tter and con RELIABLE HlOH School girl "De Lim '' Range ata occupancy. Steam, heat. Lo- Green Manor Estates for per- RockvlUe TR. 8-4048- or TR> area. The federal govfriunent will dent vriiile Smith was traveling aald prevlouriy Aa would never out fixtures and hurted futnuh- WANTED-Ride to and from Hart, PUm . Ml. 9-2C9S. ductor work, rooL chimney re Pine' Lenox Pharmacy, 399 Bast wishes td tobysit Friday, Satur jdace and be heard relaUve thereto, ings and^ marrtiandtoa tain tha ford, Monday through. Friday. Center St. - Take your choi^.of any of these .cated ‘on Cedar Swamp Itoad, 'Tol mialon to erect free standing ■FIVE ROOM ranch fuU baaemant, 94710. and make return lo this court. pay half the etattbn's cost. Put Out fd^ Bid south on the eame street brtitad quit u e taland, her lOddla Hast pairs. Ray H k g e n ^ Ml 9-2314. day nights. Vicinity Summit St. appliancee. in additlonto bedroom, ground isign 12' g 8', 60' from plastered walla, full insiilatlan, JOHN J. WAU-ETT. Judgs. hoadquartem, aa long as shar rs- staMts. ' CaU ML 9-11I9. BOY'S BICYCLE. New tires. MI. 9-9996. land. ML 9-3391. In another matter last night, a a truck when he made a laft turn ceUeiit condition. Rockvills Ray Jackson, MI S-9S2& HOUSEWIVES, If your children living room, dinette, ruga, lamps street line, on Middle Turnpike hot water oU heat, fireplace, Ule BOLTON—Custom designed - three claim of .illegality, raUed l^y Mrs: onto W. Middia Tpke. In flrmt o f talns her defanae eenunltments la Aa tba riolsnOs JaeMssadL'ltau* 84287. and other items. \ West (approximately 7F west of bath, IStta kitchen. 30 days occu bedroom, ranch. YoungstOwn ,71m invited Wds' op the area. asbds <4- other rartdsnts . peurod r o o f in g . Siding and catpsntr are back in school use your free Helen Fitss^trliik In .ihnnectlen Anderaon. ^ o arrest was made AatawtobOds fiw Salt 4 time to earn with Avon coametica. EVERYTHING Saburban For Rent 66 pump house). Rural Residence pancy. Charles Lesperance. MI. kitchen, outstanding bathroom, with the Board's setRta in appro 92,800,666 worth of temporary ,note9 although the aqrt^t id.iw under foom tltelr henisA to chser at just Alterations and addiUona Cel Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 tone. 0-7630. .colored fixtures, car port, ameaite it plans to Issue to errata lown ta w ntrti'tbo dartftictlen. • liW>. Workmanship guaranteed. Neighborhood territory now avail ONLY $449 TO LEASE, Coventry Lake,' Sept. priating funds fori, a ravaluAtton, Investlghtlon. Uyi 1998 CHEVROLET do hnco aodah. Business Senrfccs Offered IS able. CaU MI. 9-3814. Free storage until wanted. Free Peter PonticelU for extension of drive- large shaded lot. Price re bualness Until tax. payments Mgin Extra clean, gleamhig Jet Mack A. A. Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY, to June 15. Three rooms un MANCHESTEUl—W« have over 40 duced.'Werren E, Rowland, Real Fremph Get was denied In an bpinlon received coming into the publicuNu: coffers.coffei aaowbalUngrtots soon wsroliop*- Street. Ml. i4990. 68 Spruce, Mencheeter, Ml. 9-9830. delivery. Free set up by our own re permission to use S ear gSrtge from Atty, John J.- O’Cpnnor, act Fully equipped, leer, adleage COMPLETE r e p a ir s by Stuart LADIES—Need extra money? We furnished $6^ month. Four rooms UsUnga of aU kinds from $9300 up. tor. MI. 34900. 'liw hide will os ^ n e d Seta- Ne w YORK DOC8U TIED About Town liisly eutauintarsd. Ttavsrd aud- R, Wolcott on wringer and auto Hours 9,to 13—1 to 8:80; Tuesday liable men. fumlahed $90 month. Modem con.- building for storage of masonry Moat with W down payments. ing town counsel In the sbiMnee Douglas 988 Main. Itqve an Income plan to help you- No Payments To Banks' equipment St 12 McKea Street, at 11 p.m. and wilt he on five nlght the Istanbul Army haad-. maUc washing m a i^ s s , alectrio Reliable, neat appearing mothers and Thursday nl$hta. 7 to 9, dis veniencto Garages If desired $5 CaU Tha lUuworth Mitten Agency. ANDOVER LAKE — Year round of vacationing Atty. diaries N. ■eriae of 9800,000 each, all o f thorn A daughter, horn to M2, and GOOD frtUL uaax, 3-8409.. Aecor^ng to a financial letter A •f New Tark today. Tkeir lead- Rd. Sunday was rapocted atrona* Martas units. Utms as low as $8 par wash. Me- Mata Strest. $n. t-eefiT $19.83 to erect dntached garage in front cellar, oil hot air heat, storm win Director, had charged that char the First National Bank of Boston, oualy as being a boy In Tho Chtra Foifttae; b e., 87$ Main St . tag roofs of aU' klhda. Also, new tifui baby parakeets, gntrantaed Phone Me Immediatelv of dwelling instead of to-the rear, MANCHESTER—9 roqjn older co; dows. 55 X 308 lot. Price 110,880. erexaald tke traOtent Silgkt Ihfontnrmatt with flxqd baynnsts roofs. Gutter • yrork. Chlnuisys CLAIMS INVESTIGATOR singing canaries, hematars, trapl- In Morocco ter requirements were hot met by dated yesterday rates on tempor ■pread aloag tke trkola b et Harold yeaterday. Jln^tal offt- took uFP09ts ta front of the m l 948tf. HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank aerv. ' HARTFORD' CH 7*0358 W anted T o 68 at 28 Uhion Street, Residence lonial, 3 hatha, encloaed porch, 3- Val Fiano, broker. MI. 04023, Ml. the Dtrectors in appropriating ary notes were higher at tbe'end ot ctala said tho alij^s nama is lea. InstaUlng, repairing, clean' cleaned, repaired,' 21 years' • cal Osh, pet foods and After 7 P. M.—CH 6-4890 Zone C. . car garage, ame'rita drive, extra 34801. Coast by Monday. Tke Work wracked atoras to prsveht looting. 1988 CHBVROLBY atatlon «ri|(ia. tag, J. P, Fay, 404 Wetherell St., paflencs. Free esUmatee. C Liberty Mutu^ Ineurance Com 910 Main St. Ml. •4373, RESPONSIBLE young Svprking $49,800 for revaluatten cm Aug. 19. August than at any other time ■teppago etweniii from « dta- Deborah Leutae. PoUoo and firsiMn drov* Uw itoL See It Day or Night Malcolm BarloW for permiaaion lot, convejtont location, $13,700. the first day .of the new flscal ■tnce August, 1069. Recent ratea four door, alx pasaongor, with Manchester. Ml, 0-2EKI. ^ Howley, Manchester Ml. S-SS91. pany la opening aiv office In Man a.m. to 6 p.m. daUy. If you have no means of trans couple. . No children. Willing, to to erect free--standlng, lighted Warren E! Howland, Realtor. MI. (Oonttanoa (rons Pago Om ) „ pote between tke totwnatlonal an away teata Orsrtr Orthodox radio, hoator, nvo naam i chester- and will need a young a.m. to 9 p.m, S. apd pay reasonable fent. Three ôr Wanted— Real Estate^ 77 year. have ipiHcd from -1.50 per cent to Lengeborementa Aeon., lude- A eum of $80 for flood rsUof Churebes and oordoasd off ths CHIMNEYS cleaned, recapped, portation I'll send my auto for you. ground sign 6' from-street line at 3-8000. 1.90 per cent. i waa eoUected among nuHnbtra at tiraa. Vary low milaaga,^ Batceil JOHN WIERZCHOWSKI, 38 North woman between the age of 31- and Stamps. No obligation. four room apartment unfurnished^ '435 Main Street, Business tone two ds.vs with Ben Youssel on "Acted Property peodent, hwl the Nciw Yerk-New churoh patriarchate on tha left School St. Community T. V. end pointed and repaired. Call., Ml. WANTED—84 room house, be kladsgaacar. Gen. Georges Cat- Atty. O'Connor, however, said If interest rates are too high tha meeting of the Mencheeter Im eondltloo throughout. Sea Bob 9-3469. 28 for Inside clean in-veatigatlon A --L —B —E—R—T—•—S preferable with stove ai;d refrig I & ^ 8DC ROOM OVERSIZE CAPE Jersey Waforfreat nk of the Golden Hera. OUvor today. Comer Motor Saloo, Radio Service, day or night, 'fel w’ork. Ebccellent opportuiilty for erator. CalL MI. 34161, ask for Cod, two' almost complete Base tween $11,800 ahd $14,300. also 4 roux, vetersn French expert on thst “the Roerd acted properly," when the hide ere taken, the towii provement Asen. last Friday night Afmied Marines blooked off tolfc YOUNG M uaootnr ducks for salt. 43-48 Allyn St. Hartford JoRi^Prignano, M.D. for permis room under $11,900. Several clients may not borrow Ml of ihe $3,800p. 991 Mata a t ^MI. 9-7078, young woman whose reaiden^^^ in Mr. Workman. sion . UiStrect professional office ment garage, amesite drive, North African affairs, and Hanrl and had "followed the came procc' taldgee acroee tha GoldeR'BacB. Manchester and who Would p m er MI. 3-8683 MAHOGANY Hepplewhite dining ■creened back porch, storms and with large down payments. (Jari- Trlaaou, chiti administrative aide dure of the Board of Dlrectora 000. Tha town may borrow end re Alma VaivUppa, iO, of 780 Vomon tbs Inlet ef tho Boeponis eoparat- 1998 CHEVROLET s il Air V4 two rURNlTURB Rsphir Service: Heating-PInmbing 17 WANTED— Four room fumlahed building Dll''Middle Turnpike West ton W. Hutchins. 50. 04133, invest part of tho Bum, i St. was amstad about -1240 p.nL working In Manchester. Must ha''^ MONGREL puppy, has had ahots. set, glider rugs, Holljrwood twin (west of No, TKtoildertce .tons C. screena. ML 3-5318. to Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay, since the aifopUon of the Oiarter tar the old half of the dty from doer. JâsonaMf. CaU MI, 94991 Cbmplats repairing, rstliUahlng LENNOX FURNACES artd warm bed. etc. MI. 94$38. apartment or house by father and 9-4694. talked with the exOed ex-Sultan ‘Die Board of Directors last night today and rtuugad with broom of rsatmtag oh aU um aiE tumilurs. pleasing telephone peraonality, Four months <>ld. Houaebroken. Mrs. Mrjgaret xtoâprile for in making neW. i»r additional ap authortud General Manager Rich So They Say tho newer half. Tta^ latter Is fotan- after 9 p.m. ' w n ^ k atln g^ a rl Van Camp, MI. capable of writing business lettar, daughter of high school age. Tel. WEST SIDE-Duplex 4 and 4, ax- for flyt hours at his drab moun propriations. the peace and disobeying as -of buTs commercial center and honw. Zigminurd Oosdt, Prop. Formerly M^. 3-8689. MI. 9-7444.. permisalon to convert one-family cellent condition, nice locattort, WANTED—By family of four, cosy tain retort on the French-held la- ard Martin to borrow up to $3,000,. ficer. PoUce sold LatuUppe wai 1994 FORD TAN, Country tqulre ofWrstklna i Bros. Tel. Ml. 8-7440., knowledge of medical terms halp* to two-family dwellliig at 87 Six-room home In coqvsnieht The revaliiatlon controversy 000. ; of moat of its dtlsane of Oraeh ful,- typing la required but ape^ Ma h o g a n y b o o k c a s e , $8. in convenient to bus and shopping. land in the.Indian Oceaii, If thq narrow. Hwrt-9i|ditod ■Imped at tha tatereectlen at Broad origin. Beat aarvlea tatwoen ttta 18428 mUee. Overdrive, ratao, quire 33 Ardmora Rd: WAlfrED TO rent by middle-aged Marbla Street, IndustriaTtonc. Full price $13,000. Exclusive with neighborhood.- Not over $1SJ)00. was also entered agiein last night and Windemai* Sts. by School Of* h e^ r. No doalers„.Ml, 9-tnE MELODY.. RAOIO-T.V.,^ phono's. Is n o t. esaentiaL College training WILL GIVE 3 month-' oM puppy businesa woman, apartment or Clifford Joyce for permlMhm to Write-Box-E, Hersld. Catroux and Yrisaeu-aeught Ben by former mayor Sherwood <2. li thinking wMcIi motiw ted the Fed two eecUona atao was halted. ■ Moving— T ra ck in g away. Small breed. MI. 3-7968. ACB Realty. MI. 9-2392. Youssef a opinion on the compro eral Power OommtaeloB ta the fleer Donald Brown and. would not I^ht ctais. Ousrantesd service or equivalent bualness experience FRANK'S IS BUYING AGAIN— tenement, 3 to 4 roomst unfum- build permanent foundation .under Bowers. WhUe Stating that hs watt tor Broom to call PoUea Gradually tha mota rttesnpaarad 1981 CHEVROLET Stylo lino da MG 94280. S tora g e 20 desired. For appointment for con Good uaed'furaitnro and antiques. iahed. Call ML. 9-7929 after 4 p.m. present' non-conforming store SIX ROOM Pape— Oil hot water LISTINGS WANTBD - 8Uglo, mise worked out at Alx lea Balnsi is In favor of ievalutUon "If dons Bennett Sentence - Hells canyon Casa bad pceiraUed from tho streats; luxe sedan. Radio, heater, Jet fidential Interview call two-family, tbraa-famlly, qual- NatlonaUsta who helped shape that soma 80 yaara ago, we -would HMdquBrtare. Whan LatuUppa loft th e Army clampeid on a ourtsw, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO., Livestodi—Vehicles 4'2 Has a large stock on hand and cost of wliich will exceed 80% of heat. Recraatton room In base right," he repeated his claim that tha acana, p ^ e # aald, ho want to Mack flnlah. b excellent eondi ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE vary low price. MI 9-9580, 430 INSURANCE Underwriter and fairt- assessed value of building, at 84 ment. Close to -^bus-8tores.etc. nesa property. Rav« many -Frasid)tat weanhower. dtum tabka war* phekad St strait Painting— Papering / 21 length $2.98 up. Crompton cordu irtove, $50; hureau, $15;.,Washing extension of permission to'operate 1*55. 80 mllea northeast o f Marrakech. creased substantially. PotoL.CUntom Beautiful dovt gray finish. FI 180 South Mata 8W Phone Ml Houses For Sale 72 alcoholic liquor bar at 805 to . Present,’ Charles H; Nicbolson, ■uapended jail emtence and proba* tegie locations. TOouadMa at oxeeUant Urea. Very low mUSage s-tau. / t ^ r r roys 98c yard. Colonial Remnant, machine, wringer type.'$75. other THREE-FAh o ly • house, four Judge. When these clslmk have been He- (Woodrowl W ilson' was un t j ' Help WanM—Maid 36 118 Cantar St. ' mliiccllaneoua household itenu. Main Street, - Rural Residance rooms each, no heat. Centrally Estate of Tom Ttoshho, late of An made in the past, Martin has tton for two-yitan for breach of Jubter mambara Of Blystie ■oldtan, eailors and marinas fS- One owner. See BOb OUv*r or Ex t e r io r p a in t in o only. LENOX ST.—Six room Cape Cod. Zone.. dover, In said District, deeeoaed.. the peace; anjI'lflBed $100 for driv. doubtedly a notable character. He trbUad vlrttadly avsry straet. , BAND AND power lawn mowers Also lady'e clothea, slM 13. MI. ameaite, full cellar, oU heat,, cop located. One tenement vacant Oet. pointed out that old bonds ara-ba- was a very enimte scholar of view, WBA, wlU hold th^ thin one, at Center Motor Sales, eatlmatea. Ml. 9-1393. SERVICE STATION 'attendant, full 14 IRIPLB track windows. Ideal 9-5183. Carl Carlson for pbrmlaSlon to 1st. $13,800. Tal. 50. 94339. The Executrix having made written No Time lo Play ^ ing.jwhils hta license was under meeUng after vacation, Friday at Lt. Gen. Vsdat Oaras' das. ta 491 Main. sharpened and repaired. Work per tnblhg. storm windows- aM nppllcatlon to said Court, In accord- Ing retired’ every year. snspenaton. man apd a very religious man and guaranteed. CaU tor and dellvor. PAINTING-Extarlor an Ume. 10:30 to 7:30. Must be ex- for porch ertcloaure, $78. 39% x 63, doors. F.H.A. approved, lot 60x180, erect, addltlcm to rear of dwelling once with the statute, /or in ordec of a reservtd man'of grsat dignity. 6:50 at tha Community T, {forth cominand. df the dty undar tts TOU CAN'T SEE thaaa from lha . periericed. 471 Hartford Rd.,. Man- 31%^^ 63, 31% X 63, 33% x 62. MI. which ■\vlll be 9.5’ from rtor line{ CHESTNUT STREET. sale ol thh Whole or part' of Ihe real On appeal, the chaige' of driv- MatajSt ■ ^ : state of dago. Be Ideal Grinding Shop, 278 Adams paperbanging, celUngt rSfiniehbd’. 3-1498. , THREE ROOMS of furniture. $13,000. Ml. 3-4701. estate described therein, l( Is ordet-ed For Benefit Case —Elder Statesman Bernard Ba street 1947 Hudaop, 1949 Nash, B\ Call MI. 04120 or 8-89T9, wallpaper books on requaat. BSU* ‘'-chestar. which la 18’ closer than rtgulei that aald appIleaUon be heard at the r with a suspanded ucenae wae ruch says Wltaon wae hta fovor* headquarters ta.th* the Quick sale, 83 Chestnut St. tions allow at $3 Sanford Probate Oftfee, In Andover, on the 13th Sliffer Sentence llIe'^9-8241. siven to s u persons known to bo in- ball. Wen It lent that way any radio and T.V. apeciallsta aince A NUMBER ONE mechanic. Apply Biu 16. MI. 9-9494. 1ELBPBONB Eerested therein to appear and be ths only effeeUva. ons. ' New York, New Haven A Hart more. iWith, that Jack RekMt tall, AuguiA time, To qualify for a franchise, In parson. Boland Motors, CUtar OOLUBR KEYWORTH and Thay 7$ 50UTH HAWTHORNE «T , -1 0 - beiud thereon by publU>ln( a Cdpv of Tqrd Railroad. .AFL- Proeldent the hours of Sarkneea. In BaFORB YOU BUY m used ear 1934. Charier'lnembara of Telaa. applicants must have $600 to $8,- er baby carriage, SIO and 97, play M I -9 -3 2 4 4 .ybar old Cape Six finished thia order In some newsssper lumns Public Records the pitchef needa every broqk he with a 39 soeldeBt fetaL Sss Oornaan Motor SalSa. Bulck Ml. 94960 or MI. 3-4607. St. citciilauoa In aald DIsmcLat Irtut Oeef^ Meany eiQre labor group can get. And the mllhall rmuld “ aad Servico, 3M Mali oOo -cash aa deposit. yAmount re pen, $3, Bendlx automatic, M, Wanted—^To. Boy 55 rooms, full esUar, new oU burner VO days before the day of Mid hear- BJEEIXOr aoH oot Ie b a d to .be formed by merge of AFL ei^ t oecurrsd at night quired la dependant upon weakly EXPBRIBNCEO MAN for produce iioeds work. ML 9-9399. and electric hot water heater. aInc mid by i^ U M 'ia a crirUlled let- tathe difference. Thta Improvamsu task $fl. 9*4971. <ên ayaninga FENCES built of cedar, wlra and Balldtag PanultB sad CIO wlU be aattva poUticaUy —^Bd Welsh, 78-year-nn..: ^ yton B.. OCarver, suardlan or PsitedWaMsns.H.]g. am axcaUaat cOndtUon. two for '• fu,oo$ t h r e e bedroom' t Mtatiet of Arthur I t ------^ a t .471 Parkar 8 t . 81,000. Hutton « tha ate win lead ona qf tia.em into I who, for a ported ef .tlnM^^ta — United Ni" s n U a ta . Roii

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, W tt ATtraft Daflr Not P rt« R mb >UB * ^ ' V - - tWrika WaekEMsd 1Ei»ttfttg Hrrai B a g tA lB W and Mel Oorbett. oAHUOnneur aT. St. Bridget’s Church. Mrs. IVUUam Tha Ooldan Age Otab wlU bold ~ The Carol Singers, for girls ages Finnegan, lira. Maurica O’CO i^rj t through. 11. and Um Slmc n K ofCFesUvRl . St. Jamas’ Chtabh in. Danbury. St. Agnes .Guild its fim BMatlng of t^ - Vun Viiiu Home * Mrs. Grenier- is considered one 81. Jamta? Church. Mrs. John Town, Singsra, for boyv ages^ through pen, Mrs. Matthew Moriarty and r ef Mie Audit tomorrow afternoon, at t dôek iq 13; WlU holtl thr- „flrat rehearsals of ihe best of the. young carillon- - Opens Cattipaign I ef dNolattew 78. orangb HaU. A full attandanca of After Orient Stay Planii^ Friday Heurs. She haa studied at Southern Mrs. Edward Michalak; Oiurch of M aneheM terÂ City of VOiago Chanh ■MP ^ ■cmaioa, aoa at thamambers la hoped for aa-noml- oh Saturday morning. Oct. Iqt. the Assumption Mra >Fost« H. •eruitoB 9f ’Ihe Simeon Singers will meet, at Methodist Unlveraity and at the Williams and Mra FrancU B r ^ . natioiia win be made from the floor •:S5 every Saturday morning and University of Michigan and waa Attention of Manchester memt filu haa baan ata* for new ^flcers o f the club. Mra Mr. and- Mrs. B. H. Oaaavant, Campbell Council. Knights of Mrs. Thomaa H. Daisy of Woat Karlaruba, Oarmany, the Carol Singers , at 10:30. awarded-ona of the govsmment’a ben of St. Agnes Guild Is directed Hartford, who'la president of the yOL.LXXIY,N 0 .2 8 8 SNTY P A G E ^ MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1855 (OaaMflei ea VWia if) PRICE m x c u m Marion J ^ b a o n and her commlt- 335 Parker St., have returned from Reglatratlons for Emanuel and Columbus, win hold a peach fes Fiilbright fellowships for further to a meeting of^the Guild Friday, . rabnta^. waa tha win- 'tee arill serve refrcshmenta visit M Montreal, and have tival Friday Jri n 8:30 p.m. to 9 Guild, .succeeded Mn. Georgs H. flaala m a truck rodao Chape] Choir members Will take study in the Netherlapds. Sept. 9. at H-p.rtiM at St, Agnes WilUam'a, 105 Oxford St.v thlsa- to ikla montli. Ha and brought back with them their place on Saturday mornings. p.m. at. the rear of the K of C The performance tonight con Home. 2inSteele Hdv West Hart A number of the membeiam of daughter, a nun in the Oanadian Home bn Main St. ford. and to the fact that the drive lown. automatically becaiiie tha athar winners In local rodeos Sept. 10 and 17. In Luther Hall cludes the sixti}. season of summer the thjird vice president. lu t Jfontli compatad In tka finals. the American Legion PostIt land------Order Of Our Lady --of the Angels, from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. All proa- Peach shortcake will be aerved «cariIIon music at Trinity. The for funds and for new members is Auxiliary plan to attend th ^ ^ in t who la accompanied by Mother S t pective members should regiater,- and music for dancing will be summer programs wer5 introduced scheduled for the entire month of Bonn Starts ^ iir k s A ct rwtildnzton liodce No. 117, Installation of oHicers of the^nrst Joseph. It it her first visit to her regardless of whether or not they played throughout tbh evening. In 1950 by Robert M. Bishop, for September. A tea and fashion show ZiOU wmlmld iU refttlar mmithly District tomorrow evening at 5 home In 13 years, all of which time have aung in the choirs before. Proceeds^from the event will go merly of Newington, now an .exe on Wednesday, Oct. -5, at Sentinel Bkaotinc Friday rUght at 8 o’clock o’clock in the SUte Armory, Con- she spent in the'Orient, Hong Kong Singers d.etirlng to register at an toward the Holy ’Trinity Scholar cutive’ Of the New York SY o cJc Hill Hall. Hartford, for Oipld Yital Talks To Prevent tor S t, Bristol, whon Mrs. Wilber and Japsui. other time ahotild conUct Mr. ship. inaugurated, this year by the Exchange. , ,, T members will mark the cloke of T W W 0A D 2 U.N. In Oraqga HklL All members alre rofttootad to bo preaenL T. Little and Miss Barbara Wal- It is expected that both nuna wilt Wafeeley. council. . S- ' r the drive. lett. both past presidents, of the be g’JcaU at the Daughters of laa- •nckets may be- pubchased Jrom, Manchester committees in the sADomir- AMa WeUa of Hartford, a mem local Auxiliary, will be seated as bella card party tomorrow at 5:16 the K of C at adult rates. Jchll- different chureljes- are as follows; With Soviet ber of Cooley A Oo., will speak on president and ' sOrgeant-at-arms, ]>.m. at the home of Mrs. Edmund dren's rates and special family Opens New Store MaKST '■Currant Scoaomic Policies and respectively, of the-district. Mra. : Ciely. Regent, 250 High St., W. iPre-School Class • rates. Ibelr Effect on tha Value of Com- Francis Dwyer, president, urges Mrs. Casavant la a- member 'bf the For Dressmaking Moscow, êpt. 8 (JPy— y J t A Paris, Sept. 8 Bare ’56 Flan fered by Greeks living in Istanbul Burna, U if. truce chief, and quldt- That resists wrinkling, yet caii’t shrink, give you more wear commerc^l airport. Special steps' ly endorsed in a resolution submit had to be built to reach the plane’s- and by Greek officers at Ismir, ted by the United SUtes, Britain /with lesi care. No more stopping to press—the wrinkles doors. I headquarters of NATO’s Southeast Washington, Sept. 8 — Republican State Chairman and France. AUCTION ^ hang out, so your dresses "boilnce back” after each wearing. In an airport aijatement on leay- Command. Figure^ in Internal Revenufs Story Just'-before the vote, the repre- ** 'i'.' Ing Bonn. Ckancelior Adenav^r Samuel L. Bodine of New Jersey spearheaded today a drive NATO sources said It waa a xe- The New York Herald Trlbime said Sept. 7 that Edgar E. Hoppe, right, Dallas, TeXT, lawyer aentatives of both Israel and said he was going to Moscow aimed at forcing an early announcement by PreaidentjiElsen- port and not,a protest. Under the Egypt iitdicatad a willingneaa to ■ At The United Methodist "with tha best intentions of doing NA*rO treaty, the organixayon and iormer a'ssiaUnt revenue commissioner, la the central figure in a major political scandal in the Church, Folton on Rt. 44-A hower whether he will run again in 1956. Bodine saiqf in an Internal Revenue Service which thi newspaper says will explode momentarily in Washington. resume negotiations with Buns everything possible to further haa.qo authority to take any ac on measures to prevent further world peace - and to restore the interview he will aak GOP atate-^, tion' which could make amends for The Herald Tribune says Revenue .Commissioner T. (5oieman Andrews, left, and Deputy Commis Sat„ Sept. 10 At 10:30 A. M. chairmen attending a campaign sioner O. O. Gordon Delke Jr., dehter, also are Involved in the case. claahea. .- X N ismeb oe the Grounds - Bates unity of Gerinany and to reach damages buffered./ Israeli A<»1>ssssdor Abba Eban school' here to organize formally Two Killed, 30 H urt NATO’'a military ad'Vi8erx''i .In Bdneflt ef the Building Fnnd and aign a petition asking the declared that hia govqnunent la In Meetly Mew Nerehnndlse (ConUnued ea Page Fifteen) formed the council that order had agreement with the ebybja^va 'Of President to seek a second term. In Crackup of DCS been restored in Izmir ,ind the conaolidating the ceaae-Claa-nra and J v Such As: Disciplined Cotton Prints The New Jersey chairman pre base was operating normally. For zoning new diacussloos. Imb clotUug dicated all would sign. 10 Fireiîghters Box of 40 — $1.33 "I am recommending that the this reason, NA’TO officials said, Pier Strike Widehs; Egyptian Ambassador Omar Venetian BUnda Jewelry UeSa Jet Engine State Chairmen organise inde Burbank, Calif.,. Sept. 8 no actiori was taken as to Greek- Loutfi aald Egypt win raady to Blee. BlnalMta m m lture —At least two persona were Turkish cooperation at the base, consider the truce chleTa recom Paint Xmas Items pendently of the party and take Hurt, One Lost united action to- make it deer to killed and 30 Injured today which would be of prime NATO mendations. 5 1 ‘4 9 36" WIDE Building. Plan when a two-engine DCS air concern. RuatUrEacks Weot Flan the President that the party needs Court Curbs The last apeaker was Soviet Dala- him as a candidate,’’ Bodine said. liner crashed a t Lockheed Air • In London, where Greek-BriU In West Blazes Terminal. ish-'Turkish Ulks oi»k3yph>8 failed' gate Arkady A. Sobolev, who de Held WasteM Ilsenhower might thus be per clared hia full support for. tin suaded, he said, to announce his The big plane, which had to reach agreement, Greek For-, New York, Sept. 8 (/P)—^The New Yorkêw Jersey Water Wonderful Bates cottons that wash And iron like a handkerchief. Intentions "a t once.” just taken off. was attempt eign Minister Stephen Stephan- San Francisco, Sept. 8l iJPi -r- western resMutian,...' Needs no atarchihg. permanently fresh and luatroui, preshrunk. ' ^ i- lyashington, Sept. 8 (JVrAmer-’ ing to raturri foi* an emergen opolus said his country would Ten firefighters were burned in front Commission moved today for qn injunction to halt a British Delegate 'Sir. PiaraOB ’The 48 GOP atfte chatrttOn. »t- California and one was reported Dixon led Mf the deheata with an lean AYixtIeu Magaxine said to tanding a national committee cy landing and craahed onto missing in Oregon as flames ate longshoremen’s walkout that has crippled the port of New appeal to Israal and Egypt U> t _ day the Pentagon’s policy of school here on campaign tactics, the Air Terminal, ramming (CoBliaaed ia Page fifteen) York. This is the agency set up the legislatures of the two broadening thr war mobilization through hundreds of thotuands of to erection of pbyMciu barrlart will fly to Denver, Colo., at the a parked plahe and slamming acres ^qf Pacific Coast timber and atatm twoyearaago to clean houae^ Mooff Una , which »VI>> ’■ base haa left aircraft engine- conclusion of their .clesSea for a ‘ into a huge hangar. There waa on New York harbor piers, long rates the two countriaa. manufacturers in a state of un Saturday mornigg breakfast with A ■ • J bfitahikiido today. f ...... A.B.C. TEBILIZED FOR QUARANTEED QUALITY no ffre. A t*nOTt Â lS Iin eO ^ WW timber .urea imrst out tri* acene of strife and racketSer^ Ffost Due Tonight He atreasod the Importaaea rif preparedness. the President; The non-scheduled aircraft, cohtroicontrol in northern;northern OfllfofnlaOfUfo Ing. ' both aides permltUiig fraa move TWa articla also said tha pro Murray Snyder, ssslstsnt White belonging to y Currey Air The walkout is aimetK at the ment of U.N. obaerveti. TMa ap gram haa "resulted in the loss of and another roared four miles In Bay* State Areas TESTED CREASE RESISTANT DUPQNT MULTIFILAMENT House press secretary.'said in Den Transport, was badly mangled ah«ad in Oregon yeaterday. commission andxconunission pol- parently was a reference to a re aeveral billions of dollars.’’ ver the President will have, ho an and Ita nose 'was braken off. 111 Bridgeport The one mlaaing worker-was a iciea, and not at employers. port from MaJ. Gen. B. L. K. The industry publication said nouncement at that time on his MiUtary police quickly roped -The comrolaaipit’i action came that of all the companies wtiitch member of a four-man crew that W6 s t o n, Sept. 8 :—The Hunts, the U.N. true* chief, that future plans. off the crash area, indicating had to abandon twni tractors as as the tie-up,,c6sting an estimated Weather Bureau warned of Israeli arithoriUea had detained six have become secondary builders of National Chairman Leonard W. there were .military personnel Factory Blaze flames nearly trapped thein. Three million dollafs a day iii New York, U.N. obaerveral recently !la Baar- planes and ' engines — producing Hall Ukewiae told a reporter he spread to Baltimore and' threaten • frost tonight in low-lying sec sheba. Fashonera \' under license from the basic air aboard. reached safety Init one waa atlll tions of northern New Ehg- Girl metts buoyancy . . . expecia ho commitment from the St. Joseph HosplUl reported Bridgeport, -Sept. 8 (P) — A unreported. His name waa not ed to 'hit Philadelphia and Bos- CMef U.S. Delegate Henry Cab craft companies—only the Ford President at the Saturday confer land and possibly in northern ot Lodge Jr. declared the council ktotor Co. jet engine plant at that 16 to 20 passengers had spectacular fire, termed by police learned. top. ' and western sections of Mas WCNDERFUL WARNERETTES ence, but said he is operating on beien bi-ought in and more and fire officUU as having defini He was trapped in a flareup of It was the second court action could not fail to reglaiir It* con Chicago will atlll be active by :the the aaeumptton] that the Prerident intended to get the men back to sachusetts. cent over the breaking off of talks Cotton Prints KNIT PANTIES end of 1955. were on the way. tely bc«n set destroyed buildings the round Butte fire In southern "The cranberry bogs 'of ' '■ X will run again, f formerly occqpled by the Bridge Oregon, which burned over an esU-; work. They walked out’yesterday. about bolder peace measurea. I|a The others will all have been A1 Cast, liulilna chairman, The New York Shipping Assn., eastern Massachusetts are al said, however, that "the situation Vi- ’’phased out" of the aircraft fro^ port Hardware MamifaOturing mated 2.3Q0 acres. / most sure to have frost,” it ,V. i " by WARNER'S said it was implicit in all the dis-. as the presidential race. Corp., 461 Iraniatan Ave., Fordman David Robb ^< r- nine employer group,' obtained a calla for immediate efforts and not V ■ ;■ gram by next January, tha maga cussions of campaign strategy that " I have never seen so much en Mexican National vohmteera were said. Perfact fit, runproof, elastic waist briefs with ♦ i zine said. -I thusiasm among the Republicans ■nie fire was discovered a t 1:50 restraining order in State Su Cool dry air from Canada past recrimination." yd. 36’" WIDE band or elastic leg styles. White and colors. Eisenhower Would be a candidate. a.m.‘ and raged out of eontrbUnear- painfully burned flghUhg a fire of preme Court yeaterday. 'The. parties urgently need an rf"’ ' ' For the young of all ages, matching pantie girdles and It added that even .though the -“Nobody haa a second choice if in the South," Hall said. "The Re more than fiiS.OOq/acres pushing William-V. Bradley, president of dropped temperatures into the agreement in their own intersst,** S ’ Sizes S, 5, 7. Special sale Defense Department and the Of he doesn't run," Cast declared. ^ publican ot-Ranlxallons inJFlorida, ly iffro hours. 40s in interior sections of New . ‘i a,- girdles, perfect for sports or just looking pretty, with never The buildinga,* two of them iangerously close to Santa Bar- the International Longshoremens Englaiid last night, and into L ^ e salt!, “and Wa propoa* that fice of Defense Mobilization are i Operating on the premise that Texas and North qarolina are go- mrs. Calif. Decreasing winds and Assn. (ILA), independent, said to the council call upon them to ap .4 «L You don’t have to be a genius to sew some a bone to interrupt and lively comfort. In WarherfA'excluslva atockpiling machine tools for early ElsenhmVer will seek a second - Ir.R concerns.” ' three-story brick atructurea, and a the .30s in some northern val 1.1 * third a one - story frame building the ■' prospects of cooler w’eather day rie had not yet received a copy leys. It waa one of the coolest point representaUves to tneet thing beautiful. Fashonera makes your work a fabrics—elastics, sheerest power-net, two-way-ktretches! production of planes and engines term, the Republican leaders drew Elsenhower carried Florida. lifted hopes of controlling the of the restraining order — and the with the chief of staff at once, piHl if war breaks out, “not one of the a political bead on the South. They Texas, Tennessee and Virginia in which had been the office of the nights since In t spring. cinch! Beautiful pattama on.dark grounds prt- No. 764: Power net girdle with Satin elastic panel, stretch-' firm were vacated three weeks ago Maze. walkout went on. to cooperate fully with him.” each engine companies says it would be predicted that a 1956 tlc^jet head i 652. GOP aute chairmen from 2,800 Stop Blaze- 'The Weather Bureau fore He endorsed the reoommenda- ahrunk. able ribbing. While, 35.50. Matchlhg paijtle. No. 765, »6.60. able to get into production again ed by Elsenhower vi’QUld equal or three of those states aald in after purchase of the property by Some 2,300 weary firefighters Bradley told a cheering group of cast temperatures In the OOs- the State Highway DepL for 31,- dockworkers today he. would not Uona made by B u ^ yasteiday in Both in small, medium and large. Warner a beat-selling cotton in Icaa than a year, even under a better the OOP’a 1952 achievement separate interviews they hope for stopped a 65.000 acre- blaze on a over most of the six state area- a report' to the BSenrity OoimdL crash program," of carrying four Dixie states. s repeat performance next year. 000,000. X recommend a resumption, of work today,'with continued fair and bra, No. 20-76. »2.25. '' ! On the routs of the Connecticut front threatening -Yreka. a- little until Govs. Averell Harriman of ' cool .weather tomorrow. Offered Flap lawt Year Program •■Next to Uacleaa' Ha)l said in. adv-knee of taiE sec Chairman Flovd S. tandreth of logging and farm community some ______¥<______Burns, who already has won navr The ■ program of secondary en ond day's sessions of the canâign Virginia said it is "too early to Turnpike, the bulldinge wero to be New -York and Robert Meyner of X 20 miles south of the Oregon New Jersey met with the Onion, cease-fire promises from both 36" EXTRA FINE GILBRAEx gine sources “has now reached the school he believes his party will tell’’ how that, atata will, vote, but demolished. The hairdware com border. However, the .Ire advanced With my-cptinsei -and I have no • pany now- operates a. new factory In Trenton, Meyner responded: aides, suggostsd setting up a pfeya* stage where It will be next to use- make new inroads Into- the Soujh unchecked/Ob comment on the situation." leal barrier inalda a natitral Look As .Smart lesa if a war should start any time In- congressional contesta, as well (ConkfiMid OB Pago Fifteen) in Falrfielil. / ffpnt onXhe Klamath National "The Chief ElxecuUve of New IjjA leaders contend the com slx-tegtha of a mile wide in; CREASE RESISTANT EVERGLAZE in the near future,” American Two firemen werO injured slight Forest. Jersey doesn’t knuckle under to mlaston, authorised to regulate neither party could erect dA NEW JEWELRY - Aviation said. . * ly when the qebond and third Klamath officials aald another -any group, especially when il ls in hiring and other activities on the or deploy patrols. Bdriis urged \ "The Pentagon policy of broad- story brick ..walls of one of the contravention of a statute which waterfront, has' been harsh and piecing barbed wire akmg. tha , As You Are anlng the mobilization base, start buildings oollapaed, tearing down (Coatlaued. on Page Nineteen) s passed almost unanimously by ed just after the Korean War 'both Houses of th'e legislature.’’ discriminatory* against the ILiA FQR EARLY FALL WEAR overhe^'electrical and telephone Tile commission denies It. (Contimiad an Fiago FlUaw ) Printed Cottdns brokS out in 1950, has be*n mark Integration Backers Hit wlrea,^' ' Meyrier was referring to the . ' ' ‘ - I ed by vacillation from the very be Destroyed in the former office statute creatihg the waterfront Bradley’s demand for a meet Sparkling earrings, pihs, necklaces, bracelets. - In School I ginning, reaulting in the lose of boildlng waa uaed clothing, ahoca, conunlssibn. , ing With the governors ,was made - several bTIIloni." : and other articles i Which was to - He told a news conference the before about 3,000 longshoremeR: *|-I9 yd,- ^ Also atone set and tailored styles in gold and ' Ford’s Chicago plant bullda the By Economic^ have been distributed to flood vic News Tidbits Speaking of , the tworstatb law qtlver finish. ^ ,- ■- ^ proper person for the dockers to — On The Job Pratt A Whitney J57 engine Which tims by the Rad Cross. see was Jopeph Weiiitraub, the that set up trie waterftbnt com Biille;tiiis powers the B-52 long-range bomber Mrs. Stejâhie McCarthy, direc Gulled from AP Wires mission two y ^ a 1 ^ ,. Bradley and KC135 jet trainer, arid the Mmmission’a New Jersey member. Selma, Ala., Sept. 8 UPt—Sev tor of the local Red Cross (mapter Meyner said he had “no IncUna- declared: i f ' » froBi th e AP WlTM Bsaullful prints on dark grounda, mads. .of. With a wool flannel jacket, FlOO, FlOl and- F102 supereonic eral Bigner; of a petition demand said the artitlee, worth -sevefal 'tv-b stylas to choose from. In fighters. hundred dollara were dmated and BmployeYs And union TeprcMn- tion" to Intervene in the dispute "We know it has to be changed I:: tha Tptaat b em M yarns. Also gold tons prints other secondaiy producers ing racially mixed claaarooma have unleas advised by Weintraub to in Albany or Trenton. > |’0P 1 0 white, navy and charcoal. The lost their joba here In the first Were part of the "ovenaow’’ that tatives in the New England textile BRAINIffAiBa TBSTE DENIED ^ by âritsx. ’ , _ Size's lQ-15. . Inciude Studabaker and Packard, was to. be stalpped to the disaater dyeing and finishing industry open do so. Which built thg General Electric show down on the threat of "eco- Harriman said- “I am in touch (Oentiaiied o« Fpge Three) Waahfaigtee. Sept 8 fiF>.~ nqmic rapriaala’* against southern area this week.. negoUatiohS over new eentrsct .... mea wlM-tim Oie J47 jet en^ne; Nash, which pro ''Firefighters under the direction Criarlto H. Ooleman. 51, Spring- duced Pratt A Whitney R2800 pla^ Negroes clamoring ■ for integra War Survival Sebaal far tba -Air tion. of Chief Sylvester E. Jennings bat field, 'Masa.. picnda iaaeceat to Force denied vlgotwady M ay ton engines; Chevrolet, builder of tled the blaze from roofs of adjoin, i962 shootirig-of’ hia wife and him the Wright R33S0 pUton engine;^ Reports indicated more than Red Techniques Used that atudeats are eahJaM ta half the 29 Signers have been fired log buildinga and from atop two self after being judged aan.e. torture, degraded' a^ eubjeeted Buick, scheduled to deliver Ita last aerial ladders.. ') Wright J55 in November, and Un- since - the petitlmi, was filed last .Commuters on the New Haven te teato te ace h*w mudi ttagr Thouaanda of-spectatora lined up Itailroad put their rompUlnta In cea tbke It eaêaeoy eaptan* coln-Mercuryj and Chrysler, which week with the ' Dallas County nearby ■buth streets to. watch the had been scheduled to turn out the School Board. Most of those who of Cofidectlcut Public UtUli- ^tbein, . A .B r. AND AMERITEX RNE QUALITY fire. tics Oommission. ; Trade Min U.S. Servicemen Train Westinghouae J.io. and Prktt and did nol lose their jObs are Self- Chief Jennings informad Police Whitney J48 jet engines. Because employed or unemployed. ister C. D. Howa say a Canada, ASKS PASSENGER BBSCUB • I Supt. Lyddy that "soma supply India with an experimenti CREASE RESISTANT JX of changM In Navy requiremenu, . Alaton Keith, chairman of thS one definitely set" the fire. Copenhegen. Denmerk. Sept the later, -two Navy-buUt plants Dallas County White ..Citizens aUwalc energy reactofi "V l- j 8.(^1—Cppt Kaut Naldna M ‘The Maze is the sixth in tha Eighteen cars of the Pennayr- To Fight Brain FALLlDRESSES never p rt^ ced engines. .Council,, eaflmated 16' of the 29 South End area of ’’Incendiary" the Norweglaa ship Japc9tr> Engiaea Obsolete signers have fired irija ’rjqion- vania Railroad’s cracir Matihattah- trapped propeUerleae la pique- origin the past 10 daya. All .the Umited leave* raUs near Bucyrua, » ' American Aviation said that "the taneoua rSactioit’’ of ' white'^ em others caused minor damage lit Washington, Sept, 8 —Com-4U>an ahe WatPliP requirement of drifUag east Gieealaad Ice en^nes and airplanes built under OMo, injuring 3f, nope aeriously. eerly today asked far air * Qnt pioe# .eropt with 20 gorod tkirf, ployers to the. filing of thS peti vacant houaea or i>orchta of nomea American men now average muniat-type brainwashing la be namt, rank and seriM num ber.- PRINTED second'- source contracts are al tion. - ' J ' One of the fires occurred last Escape and Es'ealoa atlou of 1* paeecngera. Tha i trimmed ready either obaolete or obadea. to two inrhes taller than ing deliberately doaed out to of 14 wiU stayabeM th*ab^ The White .CUisens Oouneila Saturday on the rear porch of the American fighting men to help ;| Defense Dept, sources told of \ • wing eellAr and, 14 itngfh sIaavas. N avy, cant.’-’ were organized to maintain racial onvent of Sacred Heart CMirch those in George Washington’s day, “After tools for a jglven air Smithsonian Insiituta official says. brace them against miatreatntSnt trie "E and E’’:êacape and- eva segregation by applying economic ew Mocks' from the factory Maze. sion—training or'aome servicemen RULES ON LAY ut atyie, color and most im UN Arms Unit Seies several Alabama' counties by local rtpotju:r Peter Wyden, told of tpraalag at the Fair portant that tha fabric MU a character. A.B.C and Amerl- chaptars Of the liational. Aeaocla- H ealth Aides Q aim tian” exists between his country Mugh bralnwaahirig procedurea’I Staadards Act and Pe'ru. asrvlceirien are being put through, trainees forced to spend hours In L • 7 tex cottou are prised ay' women who know becauae the. Uon for the Advancement of Col a daik hole, up to trietr shoulders lAber Mltcbril End to Red Silence ored People. ' , Group of Ameriesm saleamen Pentagon officials' aald- yeaterday. eolere ere ravishing, taf a boat of charming pinU'and PoHo P erjl Wa|img in water, "Or in a "sweat box" niUag at a news :i Mrs. Ruby Hurley of Birmlng-- /mny~go te. Rossia to. spread tri« They aaid all branches of the where a man could neither stand, unusual shadea. ^ f luns,''Souttaqi^tern NAACP aecre- doctrine of ’’conaumeriam" next armed forces have such tuning g u n SMOT B im Y ^ * 8 !9 8 Uiu'ted Nations. N. T.. Sept. 8 - Held at Gunpoint tVaahingten, Sei^. 8 (j 4 - P oUo sit or Ue down. -i- tjPi^Tht U.N. disarmament sub-fWy,,,,.*«5l4x17, eoiO . organizationhization will epring. .Four Atlantic fleet sub courses to prepare for a possible ’Traineea wci* served uncooked MMdtahwy. S tp t 8 apparently hat paased Us ^dhk- for. marines. are among the 35 U.S., grim life as a prisoner cif war. . r . 4 commtttee iooked forward today Invaitltafi the': dUmiaaals here Rep. Joe Holt (R-ealif) telU 1965, the public heelth aendcf .aaii apinach and ritw spaghetti and SUta FaBte ‘■and take whatever \meaaurea are at the Capitol, Sept. 7.* about Canadian and British warships The men are trained also in mea'ns given frightening but harmleas M ay ' Is to a crack in Me Soviet wall of trday. , of avoiding capture. 3lqirCrA8»StA«pA6iY8aWiUiCaahBA!^ | aUence on Wektem disarmament determined to alleviade such pres how a Ruasis^ army Ui|dten-, .The service’s weekly, report on” pnHkdpnUak In NATO antisub- electric shocks.. Wydan wrote, and atery a t aures." ant in Moscow last weeri|held [marlae Wanara exerciaa' "New' All the services, said the men they got rough verbal, trsatmant: day aqirt byjp 1 .1 plfltui* pidlo cases Hated by the atatea taking tha training ace volunteers. The group mioTed into its after “It wonid ^>pear . t trie White a iiocked pistol to hia head for showed 3.033 in the week anded, S ^ I V . ” 1 •- "A major who let rilp Uiht he Tliis you MUST havt... a deap-toneiMotlOB noon meeting with indications CRlatna Councils of m are more thaânkour, Tha brush, Sept. 8. irith no figures in ftoo) f~MUlUI.-|I,Munich, UWIIWIJ,Germahy, j -UWUVVXUBhousewife Under tha MiUtaiv Code, a re had only an eighth grad# aduea- print with criip white pique collir tnd\cul^ ltnn| tw. CM t ti.«t RuaiDaB Delegate Arkady A. going to follow the f !m of oco- with the Red officer, Hou aahl Nebraska and Montapa. la tha prbo robbed U4 . sOvUriMien’i vised version of wlftch was pro- tlon. and afUentenant wMiaa mem- 'riom es of |8;000 IvorUi food, clalmad by Fresldcnt Eisenhower berMtlp card in AlcohoUc* Anon whe Is a,. - bt bMt fof thit"'‘bMdbqi iM k... Bobolbv would teU Moscow’s rtac- BORilc praaaure act the coun- cafiie after B6./waa refuaad comparaMd 1954 week there, wsra Croaby Y t l) be4ati4ait in this charmtf by DiCosta. ^ tioa fto I Presideat Eisenhow^s cUa in MiaaiBjilppl," Hurley permisMon Co tsdie piOturaa - 3,101 caaea. clothing and cameras, begins Xug. 18. tha Osrvleaman is .told to ymous Isid him open to ridicule COM The eS^We COM plan for iaxchaaga of defense Jinio*^ during a visit'' to A suburban Hie caaea raportad laat week aarring 1 4 oaentbijall aentan^.. avoid captur* If ak hU poasibla. about his waakaeaa ,ftar aiôlMtl, prbtti muOMr inspecUona. Tba WhlU dtiaana acripol. The Amgfican zov- represented a drop of“ 3561 M f ^ t h e DSBant ax-convict,; who held tour And If ha does fall prisoner, ks U wars hanfflared .taiUl they talked MnMow tit .com>- , cniment has flleA an official parsons hostsge. sb st to danth-nby to avoid "to tba utinOat at my peUoamaB in Noir Y ork.' ability" tailing tlio anamy more (« i w Em *' >). (C protaat, Holt doegirod. • ).i (< :) A I 1 /■ . 'v