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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 19B7 11 Average Dally Net Press Run The Weather illanrh^Hl^r lEirpttfnn ii^ralb T For the Week Ended PWMSrt H D.-B. W estker July' *7, 1987 James R. Carrara, son of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Carrara, 44 MUden letemltteat^Usfit rets to- About Town Prospect St. a student at the Uni 12.002 night. Lo^r 88-M. Friday mild, feW' versity of Utah, la one of 700 ehowera meatl.v Is feremood* High , "MUieheatcr Orange, No. 81. haa Member ht the Andit Naval Reserve midshipmen who IV ■«»»• .v’ Bnrean at Oreolstion In 70s. N t the date of Wedneartav. Sept. received three weeks Indoctrina 4. for a mj-atery ride. The group tion this month under the AUan Manche$ter^A City of Village Charm ...... will leave from Orange Hall at tic Amphibious Training Com­ 7 pjn. AirCrengcra who plan mand. V • DOUBLE GREEN to attend ahouU contact Mra. ZM VOL. LX X V I, NO. 281 (TWENTY PAGES) M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., T h u r s d a y , a u g u s t 29.1957 (Ciasslfled Advertising on Fage IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Olive Murphy, 34 Weat St., or Mra. Haael Anderaon, 1S3 High S t ------^------1 : : , ^ I Two ^ Here . Picked Membera of Rockville Emblem Club, No. 4, will meet at 7:30 this For Chapter Posts r STAMPS WITH ALL CASH Conferees evening at the Burke Funeral ------0 Rome, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, TV'o local nicn have been elected / jon Airs to pay their respects to former officers of the Hartford Society for mayor Raymond E. Hunt who Measurement and Control Chapter A gree on died Monday. Of the American Society for Qual­ SALES THURS., AUG. 29 West Gives Reds Full Plan ity Control. Mra. Bessie Parrta, 9 Durkin Frank Hauman of 900 Tolland © X / Parts Salvage Aid Total^m St., who la district manager of Tpke. was elected vice dfiairman WBA Reviews In this town, and Richard. J. Berggren of 38 Cor­ jdt ■ ------RockvUIe and East Hartford, at­ nell .St. was elected secretary, 0 th ' Washington, Aug. 29 (JP)— tended a meeting of District man­ er officers. elected were: Erne.s Washington, Aug. 29 (JP)—The Pentagon admitted today An adjournment-bent Cqn- agers In. Hartford last night Bosenhard. chairman; Tariffvlllc it has recovered from a “grave” at a Newfoundland Air Base gress was set to pass finally Plana were made for a State con­ and MacCheaney Desmond, treas­ vention and dinner to be held at and returned to stock $18."500 worth of spare parts that today a $3,435,810,000 money To Halt A-Race, urer, Newingtofl. meetings of the the Hotel B urrltt New Britain, club will be held the third Tues­ y/ someone had cast off and buried as usele,ss. Th,e testimony bill to pay for militarj' and O ct 19, The presidents' luncheon day of each month at the Rock- came from Perkins McGuire, aa-F economic aid to friendly na win be served at 12:30 p.m. at ledge Country Club, " beginning aiitant secretary of defenee, in a tions around the globe. the Burritt Sept. 17. " •tatement filed \vith the Senate Investigatlona aubcommlttee. Convict Flees, The compromise bill, includingr^ibicoff Drafts McGuire gave the subcommittee 32.768.760.000 In new funds and Little Hope credit for disclosing that 344 mil­ 3667.050.000 in re-appropriated 'E'. 1 || a. Smartly reflecting what’s new in lion worth of spare parts had ac­ Loses Glasses I funds from previous years, was J. l l l itl V>4Ctll llF back- to-school wearr’our fashion- cumulated since the itart of the agreed upon by Senate and House Korean War dt nine far north atr I conferees yesterday. Of Accord schcxiled .separates; sWeaters, bases In Greenland, Newfoundland In Bay State The compromise figure is 3244 Special ‘Session i L - : ^ .skirts, dresses, coats and en.sembles and Labrador. m'illion bigger than the total the Toiletries Etc. are dramjitically hued and styled to He said he haa found 314 million House orl^nally voted and 3258,- Walpole, Maas., Aug. 29 (/P) Hartford, Aug. 29 (fP)— By R ussia make this an eventful year for you! worth of spars parts in excess 900.000 below the .Senate amoijnL Cofy Celogn* with Afem inr...... of needs still on hand at Harmon —The third prisoner to es­ Sen. Knowland (R-Callf) report­ Governor Ribicoff prepared ...... -S2.00 ed today President Eisenhower was •an OMdoront...... Choose yours now! Air Force Base. Newfoundland, cape from Massachusetts’ the formal call for the Sept. London. Aug. 29 (A V -R iu* T 8c I and an estimated 330,680,000 year-and-a-half old maximum "disappointed" that the conferees 17 apecial farm-relief session sia tonight turned down the Rnvloii Lipeticks...... worth still on hand a t six other hsd not been able to agree on the ...... S1.35 .Isn'l this a cute ond. dreamy style? Regu- security prison was at large higher figure voted by the Senate. today after conferring with West’s plan for a liatltsd dis­ Nnw Toni Homt Pnrmannnt___ northern bases. The Defense Dc- legislative leaders on the gert- ...... S2.29 latton MOORE's have the fit and freedom partment announced previously today after a break-attempt Knowland aald, however, that armament program and in­ Wjrion irisHn Hair Inishns...... that it already has hnuight back in which five others failed. Elsenhower "recognizes that the eral nature of the summon.s. sisted it contained nothing of ...... SI.00 Senate conferees did everything 29c Prophylaetic Tooth Brushes. of shorts and a shirt;., yet they're o cool, to this country 320 million worth. But authorities said he had lost Immediately after the one “ genuine value,” a British in­ ...... 3 for 69c McGuire announced he has been his glasses, probably was Injured, possible" in an effort to win houi* .Tfleeting, the Governor formant repOfteu. $1.00 Wo^bury's Shompee... 59c one-piece outfit. Here’s a practical kind assigned to investigate inventory and that he should soon be captur­ agreement on the Senate amount. started to draft the final form S2e Vitalis Combination...... practice! at U.S. Atr Bases around ed. - Ike .\ppreclatlve 58c of slim look fashion design for gym. the globe as a result of disclosure.s While John W. McCarthy. 34, i The President, Knowland added, of the call. Washington, Aug. 29 (>P)— Noxioma Skin Croom ______...... 79c by the subcommittee. robber who tried to kill a policeman la "highly apprecatlve of the bi­ He will submit it to Secretai-y of The United States and its Ipono Tooth Paste...... ^ Mode from MOORE Sanforized -Gym- McGuire told the subcommittee in a Boston theater holdup, was j partisan 'support he received in the State Mildred P. Allen later western Allies presented to ...... 3 tubes 99c that Pentagon Investigators have able to scale the loft.v prison wall. the Senate, and from House mem- : today so that she can notify the Russia today a package dis­ Revlon Hair Spray...... cloth. ‘ Principal Officer John A. Gavin I ^ r s who helped bring the figure ! 279 House members and S4 Sena- ...... 51.35.S2.15 opened a burial place they die- j tors next week of the forthcoming armament plan which would 75e Boynr's Aspirin TobleH...., Colors: Scarlet plus other available covered at Harmon and recovered i credited the alertiresa of his offlcera . ,ip." Knowland talked to reporters 62c from it 333,700 worth of spare | for rapid detection of the escape at- j after a breakfast meeting with the ' session. halt the East-West atomic Large Anoein Tablets...... colors. parts. i tempt^jmd breaking it up. I The Governor said that the call arms race and cut military 98c President at the White House. j will ehcompaas the subjecta of 60c Alka>Seltier...... 54c The aubcommlttee had heard; Gavin______said_ it___ was, ______highly probable Barring a hitch, the House j farm-tax relief, drought legislaUon, burdens., Woolite CoM Water Soap...... yesterday that thousands of dol-1 (hat McCatthy suffered Injury in 1 planned to act first on the com- technical amendments to certain A statement laaued here cover- ...... 51.00.S1.50 lars worth of parU had been i hj, drop from the 22-foot wall and | promise. Senate approval was ex- acts passed by the 1957 session and |ing presentation of the 11-polnt Unicap Vitamins...... $3.11 to $6.96 buried for use as ballast to con-1 (j,at futhermore--belng nearslght-; perted later In the day. I technical changes to correct con- „jplan at the London disarmament trot eroalon at the Sondi'eatom ed without hie glaaeee, he might be This would send the measure to ; talks called It a "practical, work- Large Listerine ...... 89c OIRI-S’ DEPT., SECOND FI.OOR j fueling sections of the revised state base in. Greenland, and that some statutes. I able plan for a start on world dis­ Johnson Baby Powdor ...... 59c of it may have been "good stuff." (Continued on Page Ten) (Conttnned on Page Two) I The Governor Informed the legis- armament," At Harmon, McGulre'a state- i lative leaders that separate studies The United States originated tho Denbio Greon Stomps With A8 Cosh Soles m tnt aald, 318,.'«)0 worth of the. have been completed on the tax re- proposals but they were w ork^ Thursday, August 29th. spare pSrts were found "unharmed I lief and drought problems and the but joinUy with Britain, France and returned to atock." He said I results will be analyzed and then : and Canada and cleared with tha ONCE AGAIN 38,400 worth was found to have j submitted to the legislators before : rest of the NATO Allies. Here are fashions smartest young been scrap and obsolete at the Governor the Sept. 12 public hearing 'on the Each of the western degelates time of burial by personnel of the ; apoke in support of the propostds I subjects. 'When they were presented at tho looks for subteens...... , „ S23d Aviation Engineer Battalion, A study of the impact of farm-tax ‘Crompton’ and 36.800 worth was found "dam­ I lS3rd meeting of Uie U.N. subcom- The J W H A I ^ CORK j relief on local tax structures have ' mittee in London. a n c h i s t w o n h aged and muat be disposed of." . been made by the Tax and Agri- M C * SLIP.ON and CARDIGAN Ha named no Individual as 're ­ For Safer Driving I There aeemed'little chance the I culture Departments. The results ; Rusaians would accept the S.IXW- CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS v sponsible, but said hia investiga­ a , now are being analyzed by Prof. FREE PARKING AT REAR OF OUR STORE tion bps confirmed there were I ! word plan unleae it is changed Corduroy Mary Goodwin of the Agriculture i basically. some loose praettices In the han­ Hartford. Aug. 29 uP) -Governor^all the motor vehicle lawi and Economics Department of the Uni- SWEATERS dling of huge inventories. regulationa. Accept full i-eaponsi- ygraltv of Connecticut The western powera, neverthe- is the favorite for fall and Ribicoff today pleaded for safe . leea, had decided to submit it Inx of high bulk orlon in a variety of all The Senate Investigators al.so hlHtv for safe driving when you second study on winter. called Warrant .,*Offlcer ' Benny driving habits to prevent some 50 are__ . 1,- at the, wheel of a car. r The results of a seco the long-ahot hope the Russians high colors. Sizes 8 to 14. (Connecticut motorists from dying ' the extent of the drought, made i might reconsider their previous 28 Plain Colors. (Continued on Pnge Ten) in highway accidents between <5af»iv Agriculture Department and position. SLIP.ONS ...... S2.98 ojTnc^latfmat^S Static An«rG Travel- Mrs. Strom Thurmond rMts for a moment outside the Senate 'gallery today as her tiusband. South With one or two exceptions, tho Are You Looking For A Labor Day and the end of ■ the era Weather Service, have been J*^^yd.36” Wide cans will die in traffic accidents Carolina Democrat, continues his solo filibuster against, Civil, rights^ legislation. Mrs. Thurmond proposals had already been out­ CARDIGANS ...... $3’98 year. during the Labor Day waekend. I turned over’ to Prof,. Paul Put- listened alt night and was pictured aa she came out for a brief reat thie morning. (AP Wire- lined orally in the disarmament ' These are the victims that High­ photo). . , . _ . talks so that the S.OOO-word dow- U.S. May Fire way Safety otficials.estimata will • TEEN DEPT., SECO.VD FLOOR. Beautiful Plaid and tbia —r-- y . ‘—: 1^ ment contained little-new informa­ be slain in the state (luring the tion. There was nothing of a sur­ HEAL 'hexf'fbtlf' hmrrtTi'i 'III' one-car-«c- holiday gWtfi'al Floral Prints. Day periods fatalities had been prise nature. Another Loiig etdents. no greater than they would, have of rainmaking, at today's confer­ New Provislone The one-car crashea which take been during non-holiday periods of ence, and'it was agreed'generally Edgy Thurmond Runs Past One of the new proviaiena. de­ ^ l * ^ ^ y d .3 6 " Wide aninexcusable- toll in human life similar length. that any bill concerning srttfical signed to meet Russia’s Insistent Range Missile can ba—prevented by simply fol­ The tolls were '412 for the Me- inducement of rain, could come call for a ban on the use of nu­ BARGAIN ? lowing common sense rules in driv­ within the category of the c4ll. Corduroy for every purpose. morisl Dsy period and 426 for the clear Weapons, specifies that each For smart dres.ses, suits Cocoa Beach. Fla., A.ug. 29 (/P), ing an automobile, the Governor | Meanwhile, GOP legialative lead- the * *“* control of both housta, were 16 Hours in Solo Filibuster country participating in disarma­ skirts, jackel-s sportswear, Reports that a second missile may said in his traffic meiMage pre-‘: If we can do as wen over the ment would use nuclear weapons be .shot from here this week clr- pared for the heavily traveled La­ 3-dav labor day weekend, traf-1 husinaas of thg only,In self-defense. The wording draperies, slip covers, etc...... rulatad today In the wake of the bor Day weekend. fie deaths can be held to 375 or;! 3KiuuL 9L 9a, / « hued on Page Ten) Washington, Aug. 290 W — Sen.yborough (D-Tex), who was presid- Is stated In negatives this way: iU TTO N UP YOUR CARDIGAN test-firing of a projectile with a 90 Per Cent of Death Toll fewer," stated the council's prssi-1 Thui-mond (D-SC) apparently got I ing at the time. "Each party assumes an obliga­ . . . when tlrt winds are free! Take good care of yourself-^weather range of 1,500 mites. During the first eight months dent. Ned H. Dearborn. Ua second wind and definitely de- Thurmond stopped and glared tion not to uae nuclear weapons if The Defenee Department would bf the year, he said, more than KM) Butut thetne coldcom figures indicatemaicaie • -a e a-w . veloped an edgy temper today as pointedly another time at Demo, : sn armed attack has not placed the —fashion WMe. Have more than one of JANE IRWILL’S not comment on whether the firing warm and wonderful orlon cardigans with slip o'ver to match. persons were killed In one-esr ac­ that, unleaout to ' consultation- with a . qommittee ; explained aa being necessary, to aile able to deliver a hydrogen "The tragedy of this shocking persona in the 78-hour period from clerk, Sr.IP-ONS (.short sleeve)—,<3.98 London, Aug. >29 t, i quit,. Thurmond promised he would 1 allow for the use of nuclear weap- WITH ELECTRIC SPORTSWEAR. SECOND FLOOR bomb load anywhere in the world, j waste of life is that every one of 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Mon­ diacuss at tome length" the pro­ There were glares from time to oM In case the United States, for Neither would ctfficlals at -Wgah- these accidents could have been day." / Americans visiting Ri Ina tections he said South Carolina lime for other whisperers. • example, became involved in a Ington or at Patrick Air Force i preventeit” he aald. started, out today on of. voters get under state laws. He Thurmond kept his talk going in "isituation of defense" because of FABRIC DEPT., Base near here dieclose whether j "One-car accidents are caused norfhc Indn^lal (^enters. Im v- j proceeded to do just that. the face of word from Sen. Know- an attack (m an Allied country. Main Floor Rear the missile fired .Yesterday was a;'mainly by speeding, by fatigue, by Ing be. I’eiplng one of their i -pfig flashes of temper appeared land of California, the Republican Related to thia section was an­ BACK TO SCHOOL ANKLETS Thor or a Jupiter. Both have! driving under the Influence, and One Killed, ZTiurl numbi is slated to be aa other Senators conferred, in leader, that it was all futile. other more or less new propMsl— Vertical Broiler ranges of 1,500 miles. The Jupiter; by Inattention to driving. The In- .Thurmond went peat 16 hours st Triple Roll Bobby Socks, pair 39c; Gordon Dsbsox, whispers, on the floor. pair 39c; Engliah Rib Socks, 3 pair 31.00; Gordon was developed by the. Army, th e; attentive drivel who is the one who In Bozrali news agency Reuters j Annoyed by Whiapers 12:45 p.m. j ' (Oeataned on Pjego Ten) Sport Socka, pair Mci Gordbn Snug Cuff Debljox, Thor by the Air Force. i tums./around In his seal to talk to reportfd from the Rad Chinese I At one polht Thurmond called for By noon, the normfil hour for pair 79c; Trimfit Sport Socks, pair 79c: Trimfit The long, slender miasile roae j a passenger; who takes his eves off Bozrah. Aug. 29 lAb-—A Bograh capita) that Shelby Tucker, thi [ order In the Chambei: when a clerk ipanlng a Senate session, Thur­ Bermuda Socka. pair 31.00; Stretch Nylon Socks, slowly at first, climbing almost | the road to rerthnand his children; youth was killed and two others In­ American in ill favor with the; whispered something to Sen. Yar- mond was holding on doggedly in pair 69c to 31.00. vertically wiUi a needle of flame i who bends doum to recover a fal- jured today when their car left the Communists, was at the railway a voice hardly audible most of the atreaming from ita tail. It gather-1 ten cigarette. «• who ^enda too road, hit a culvert and turned over. station to way4 goodby to bit 41 time. ed speed and disappeared from the' little time watching the road." Killed was Melvin Ariewitz, 17, fellow tourists. They will visit But he could still show flashes. Bulletins atan^thun, Dairen am. Ttentain view of watching newsman in 40; While death is a tragic price to Taken to a hospital with minor in- There was such an Instance when from the AP Wires seconds, The roar of its passage , pay for dotations or fallinga, th e „Jurlea----- were ------Raymond Heblet, ------24, of before returning- to Peiping- next News Tidbits Sen. Long (D-La) interrupted to could be heard for almost two min- OoX-emor hoted that such acd-' ^ Lake St., and Harold Barber. 17, week. ask whgt Thurmond was . reading. OUR FOURTH SHIPMENT! utes after. It vanished Into a gray dents often produce crippling In- of Gifford Lane, both of Norwich Tucier. a 22-year-old Oxford Culled from AP Wires His voice' mysteriously gaining cloud bank. | jurieg requiring ’hospitalization. The car was demolished. Police University atudent from Pass strength. Thurmond said it was a JUPITEB SUCCESS "History of Apglo-Saxon Juries." Miami Bench, Fin... Aug. t$ - Crash boats were seen patrolling I "Don't speed," he added. "Drive j aald they haven't determined yet (tfi—S«(5retsry of the Army the waters of the Atlantic in the carefully and coiirteoualy. Obey' who was driving., (Continued on Page Ntaeteen) Missouri adopts fixed speed lim­ He began an elaboration on some of its as meaQs of combating high­ the points. , Wilbert E. Bnicker said today area of the firing range about two I. ______the U.S. Army’s ' t JMH>-mile Ju­ hours before t l ^ missile blasted way accidents ; . . Three masked Knowland, looking freah In con­ gunmen pull off Canada's first trast to the obviou; wear on piter milMile Is "a spectacular off at 4:04 p.m. fESTi; This la success.” At the same tim^ routine procedure before a firing train robbery in 29 years. Thurmond, appeared in the cham­ For Basic Public Services U.S. mdorsea Bep. Sterllilg Cole ber a t 6:30 a.m. to tell the South ^ expressed 'doubt In a press to clear fishing, boats and other (R-N.T.) for director-general of conference that Bnssia acl^lly craft from’ the danger *one. ■ new International Atomic Energy (ContlniMid on Page Nineteen) MENATOB THURMOND has an Intercontinental balllatle T he 50t Ju>it*r hltf been (Commission to be headquartered missile which' could be,, put to RACK TO SCHOOL HANDBAGS fired auccessfuJJy before. ^Unof­ jin Vienna . . . Army says "no Immediate use. New fall handbags in man.v styles for Junior ficial reports say a Jupiter roae Asian Flu Vaccine Priorities# - ! scientific’ basis” for claims that miss and grown-ups. All new fall colore in 700 milerlnto tke atmosphere at a | ! arc. lighU made soldiers sterile. PBOXMIB^TAKES OA'TR plastic calf, faltles, 4apestry and genuina previous test and traveled 1,1'); Conciliators, union representa­ WaahJngtoi^, Aug. 29 (AP)—-'Wil­ leathera. • Clutch, pouch and, shoulder strap miles over the Atlantic at an aw* -.; tives meet In attempt to settle Democrats Plan♦ Race liam Proxralre. 41-year-oM Wts- Styles, age speed of more than 5,000 m.p.h. Proposed by Health Officers j Boston newspaper • strike . . . ' consin Democrat, waa sworn into BrQilf meat pn both sides at $1.98 ta S3.98 Reports, before the firing were : Senator Kefauver saya recent 36- office as United States Senator that the Jupiter would'be tested Aga inst Du lies in ’58 at 1;12 p.m- EDT today. The yesterday and the Thor ’^ul'd be B l’ FRANK CABBY (^possible widespread outbreaks of demica to the states and than to *-ton ateel price hike larger Oian the flu this fall and winter. tWs Public Health Senvice. Induetry’i Increased lalmr coals. oath was administered by Vice " once I Automatically, pre-heats, fired Friday. Some aourcce here ' Wi^hington, Aug. 29 IJP^—l!lie Prealdent Nixon. Sen. Thurmond said it was the Thor which was Maanwhile, it ■was disclosed yes­ 2. That states plan to gather: Cathollo scholars *n Usle, By JACK BELL A Republican Leader Knpwland of SKIRTS nation’a state health offlcera have terday the military services have data rapidly regarding the occur- ; H'-- (D-8.C.), filibustering against times broiling, shuts itself offi For your school wardrobe - - tweed walkers, tested yesterday. Washington, Aug. 29 (Ah--Sen. California blocked the attempt, the Civil Rights BUI. *uip«aded Rocket experts from the Red­ recommended that Asian flu vac­ increased their vaccine order to pence of pneum^la — using this ST" Orthodox ChrlsUMS with Smathers iD-Fla) said today De- aaying the cejemony would have to flares, unpressed pleats, wrap-arounds and the more than seven million doses to aa an Index of the severity of any Rome . . .SU te of Maaaaiihu- his speech tcmporaril.v so that classic slim akirta In a variety of fabrics and stone Arsenal in Alabama where cine be administered on a priority mocrata are going to run against await receipt of official word from Proxmire could be fomially seat­ REG. PRICE $429.95 the Jupiter was developed are re­ bsele to assure maintenance of ee- provide two shots per person- epidemlc. since pneumonia can be »«tts clears six Secretary of State Dulles in next Wlaconain Gov. Vernon W; 'Thom­ colors. compared with the single dose a\compUcation of flu. accused of being witches 266 years ed aa the Senate's newest mem­ Bock To School ported on hand here, lending weight sentlal community eervlcee in event .year’s battle (or control of Con­ son that the 41-year-old Proxmlre ber. planned for civilians. 3. That the opening of schools Arsmhimi gress. had been elected. ____ PANTIES of epidemtea. The Army surgeon general's of­ (OopUnued on Page Ten) inand » the “nn* holding of public n,- r..ir««iia>/( gather- j tclIs spmed forces chiefs he ne inm l i| Smathers. who heads the Demo­ Thia set off a loud argument be­ IKE'S VACA-nON UNCERTAIN Cotton or Rayon In All White Or Colors. The Aasoclgtlon of State . aqd fice said the- military forces "can­ inge "not 1>e delayed, or curtailed tend* to return countr,v to con- cratic Senatorial Campaign Ctom- tween Knowland and Senate Demo-; Washington. Aug. 29 (iP)-L.Th« Our Price ' Carter's Spauky Pants ...... 69c Territorial Health Officers of the not accept the amo'iint of diaabll- on Uie basis of the prevention and •tituflonal nominley . .Waterbury mlttee. said he la convinced criti­ crutic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson' White House said today there United States aiked the U. S. sur­ Ity that the cirilian population control of Asian Influenza," be­ cism of the Eisenhower adminis­ of Texas. But Knowland's objection | Carter^ Rosebud Pants ,85c Helicopter Rescues geon geneVal yesterday to recom­ cause that would be of ho praotic- judge nrhedules hearing on Strat­ has been no decision yet on just Scotchdown SUp-OnN—$5.98. •Carter’s Spanky Pants, larger size 85c can" becauie the military muat ford Shakbspeare Theater food tration's foreign policies helped under the imanlmous consent rule when President Elsenhower will mend that phyalclans give priority he in a state of operational read- al advantage in restricting the selling. Democrat William Proxmlre win an postponed' the action. i leave for a vacation at Newport, In Gray Heather, Emerald, Tan Heather, Campus Rayon Pants. Pkg, of 6 $2.84 4 of 19 on Ice Floe to three groups: inesa. spread of the disease. VFW oonslder* re*oIutlon ask­ upset victory in Tueaday’i special Meanwhile, in a separate Inter- j ' R. I., after Congress adjourns. Canary, Charcoal. Tricot Knit Briefs...... each 39c (1) Doctors and other medical and Surgeon General Leroy E. Bur­ 4. That the surgeon general ap­ ing mercy for American prisoner! Senate election in Wiscohain. view. Sen. Humphrey (D-Mlnn) ] Frees Seerelarj' James C. Hag- Children's aizea 8 to 16 years, adult sizes health workers, I2) Indlvlduale ney, commenting on the prioritlei point a national commiaalon on in­ Proxmire defeated Republican agi-eed with Smathera that foreign { You Save $250.00 'SPORTSWEAR, SECOND FLOOR Weetover Air Force Base, Mass., of Korean 'War who went over to erty also said he haa ho Infor­ small, medium, large. Aug, 29 (JR —- Hie Air Force re­ "nrcesaary to maintain, other basic recommendation, agreed that de­ fluenza to "identify research and Oimmunista. .Syrian Foreign Min­ Walter J. Kohler, a former gover­ policy is likely to be one of the j mation OB how long tho Preal- I APPLIANCE DEPT— (USE OAK ST. ENTRANCE) ported today four of 19 Norwegian community services." and (3) per­ termination of eesential Individ­ other needs reiating*to the effect istry deniee rumors that Bulganin nor who ran as a strong supporter prime politics! Issues in 1958. Hum-; dent and Mrs. Elsenhower will seamen have bean lifted from an sons with tuberculosis and those uals would vary from place to of Influenza on the civilian popula­ and Khrushchev will visit Syria. of Presiderit Elsenhower. phrey is a member of thp Cam- { stay at Newport. Their head­ Arctic ice floe Where they had With other s)>ecial medical prob­ place. tion." , British airman makes first sue- "The Republicans ran against palgn and Foreign Relations CJom- quarters will be at the Naval been marooned five days. lems. Burney said there have been The commltsion would be .eessful test of low altitude ejec­ Dean Acheson when he was secre­ mittees. | base there. Etoubie Green Stamps Given With Cosh Sales AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE For, fall brides, back to school, gifts or your own use! The Air Force expected the TTie sasoclallon did not spell out t'(Jle'pubJlc'He’aUh l<^l>«rged with considering the tion seat . . .New Haven Railroad tary of state," Smathers said. "Sec- "I think there are three frcNits | othkr 19 would be plucked to who should. „ be listed In priority . up ,a specificspeirtfle n...... atio n -r’'?"*'™-range problems -associated locomotive fire dela.v* 400 at Grand ' retary Dulles represents thia ad" on which we ought to hit the Re- OER.MANy’ TO PAY DEITrS This Thursday, August 29th f MONEY REFUNDED AT ^;^STAM P COUNTER REVERSIBLE safety today. group No. 2 those necessap' to j priority schedule, but he with the behavior of thevveian and Central Terminal. ■ ministration’s uncertain foreign publicnns hard—foreign policy fall-! Bonn, Germany, Aug. 29 Vt^-m A helicopter from the 66th Air maintain basic services. It said that (dded- other strains of influenza virus in Gen. Wang Shu-Mlng, Chlneae | policies and he ia a legiUmate- tar urea, their luck of a farm program' The Bimdestag voted today to the population during the next de­ Rescue Squadron, baaed at Thulq, group might vary from one locality "We don't have the authority to Nationaliat militar.v chief, aa.vs get for attack In the campaign.' and their tight money policy that! pay on five hillion marks (1.2 Greenlancf plcleedAip the ' four yes- to another. do eo, and there would be no way cade, in anticipation of the Beds ready to Invade Formosa on Smathera spoke out in an inter­ Is pinching the small business man< blUlou dollars) o( debts, owed b.v HEIRLOOM terday and landed them at Mester- The health offlcera auggeited of enforcing It if we did haye the emergence of new strains some MOSCOW'S’ orders.. .Soviet press view aa Proxmire waited to be the laboring man and the farmer,” Hitler’s Reich to Germans and vig, an airstrip some 750 miles that federal, state and local'gov- authority." time in the (uture." announces dissolution of Ministry sworn in as the first, Democratic Humphrey said. torelgrters. The payment would from Thule. emmenta establish advisory com­ Tile organization suggested that of State Control, whose last Chief Senator elected from Wisconsin Proxmire, in an airport news cbn' be completed within zS years, The J A K H A U COM Other Proposal* e the J.W IU L C CORK $ u .« 8 Thence they will be taken mittees to consider which occupa­ maximum reliance be placed upon was deposed 'V. M. Molotov, since 1932. Proxmire w3a elected to : ference here last night, said "I M ANCHiinii C o h n * BEDSPREAkDS aboard the motoreblp TeUtem, tions sre necessary to keep com­ The State health offlcera also home care of Asian flu patients. Japan plans to. add 23,700 to fill out the unexplred term of the campaigned atrictly on the DemO’ BKITAIN A-TiwTS M a n c h b ster Co n n * A WONDHFUL VALUE! NHL

) UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. UANqHESTEB, CONN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 19S7 ' IIANCHE8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 1967 P A G H Y R M I ^ mate epat of the plan, la f 9,000. Ih special asMstanee funda ______tville-V eraon About 31 town employee are o f tha Premdent. EASTWOOD that anyoife who would be willing EUingtion eli|dble, he mUd. Conferees The bill earmarks 810 million Hebron to undertake these jobs communi­ The Selectmen will decide at o f ths funds for Ouiltamala^ And Sheinwbld on Bridge B«b H*P« Rlaart Oraaaar cate with him as early as possible. their meeting Tueaday which plan language in the compromise re­ Paal Daeslsa ■kaa4a FMsuar VnoBtioiien Bieturn tbManus Turns Down Post; to accept. port spectflee that not less than Additional $200 Agree on "BEAB Mra. Cniarles M. Larcomb and Weeka Honored 830 million o f the special assist' "GUN Whither Our Mrs. Bhferett B. Porter are return­ SAVE DUMMY'S TRUMP South' dealer The Baby Has ^4^! Still Needed fOr States Hospital Work First Emeit E. Weeka,. reaigning ance money, including that allot' JAMES" ing this week end from a vacation s DAYS ONLY! principal of Vernon Elementary ted for Guatemala, shall be' uaed TO REACH NINB SUIT North-South vulnerable Vl»«sVI>Ua as4 GLORY" By Alfred SheiBwold Color of a few days at Rocky Neck State School, waa honored at a reception in Latin Americai , N O R TH ‘ Local Birds? Basebdll Field Aid Totals How do you bid two-and-a-haU SitMilC l:IM iW 4 iU Park. RockvlUe, ( p «c l«l)—^ McManua atated that he haa been laat night at which he received The conferees also agreed on Aug. 39 8 of - your partner's euitT You .often 4 Q 10 S Mrs. Fogll III JoMpb P. ICcllMui*,. who w u i4>- honored by many to be conaidered aeveral glfta. language . under which funda pro- Mra. Minnie Fogil, wl(]ow of the Ellington, Aug. 28 (Special)— (OoBttmied from Page Obo) have too much strength n>r a k V K 6 4 3 t pointed eaeUUnt U s u r e r of the aa auceeaaor in. the office of town H e waa preaented with a movie 'vided for military aid and defense ■aa.. RI U P»al«r "I*»isf Tee” Been Named... Writer Asks K Q 5 late Clarence F o ^ l of Gilead, is The Fire Department and the treaaurer to lUymond E. Hunt, cameya, projector, acrecn and a supports shall be available for ainglo raise, but not enough for 4 10 8 town durUiK the lUneM of the late Eisenhower by nightfall and clear under treatment at the Manchester Crystai Lake PTA )iave collected adio waa an outatandlng ciUteh purae o f money aagifta from the spending until Dec. 31, 1988, Ih' a double raiee. > ♦ 7 Hebron, Aug. 29 (Special) — Rajnnond B. Hunt, who waa town the way fo r adjournment after the Memorial Hospital. 8682.00 to prepare a baseball dia­ with a long record of devoted community. The glfta were stead of any balance reverting to North ehowod the way by bis W* 8T E A S T ; iMMurar, today announced that he Senate acts on the Civil Rights An almoat complete absence of mond for the new 'Crystal I ^ e public aervice." preaented by btra. Kran , Kilpat­ the Treaaury next June 80, the bidding. He bid his own suit first tepet a candidate for the vacant Bill. A 8 7 8 A 9 4 UlUlam Chriatopber, aon o f Mr. and Mra. WilUam Ck>atti, bird life around hero has been Mancheetcr Evening Herald He- School. Approximately $200 more poet. - “ However," he continued, ‘‘X am- rick, praaident of the Rural Ver­ end o f this fiscal year. and raised South’s suit later. This LoFOND The compromise aid bill con is the standard way to raise to VQJIO VA9S7 .Rockville. Ha waa born Aug. 24 at Mancheater Ma- Iwon oorreepondent, Miss Susan la needed to comrlete the worit. Mcafanue ie dty treaaurer and not available aa the nominee." Itc non School Aaan., aponaora of the noted. Bird batlia are kept filled tains 8300 million to start a new two-and-a-hair. AA743 4 0 2 Hoapltal. Hia maternal grandparenta art Mr. and Mra. Pendleton, telephone AOademy Those wishing to make dona­ WARDS'^ Vnalneaa m anafer of the Rockville Manua atatci| hla reaaona aa fol- recaption. at this writer’s home, but no 8-8464. economic development loan fund West led the queen o f hearts, A K J 8 A Q to S 4 S BROTHERS WllUaxn Morgan, Shavertown, Pa.; and hit paternal grand- tions may give them to Chief Bari CII7 Hoepltal. Ha win continue to lowa: "The time required to handle On behalf of the Vernon Teach- feathered creature (x>mea to shake on which Eisenhower has centered Rockville holding the firet trick. West U ar« Mr. and Mr®. Chrlitopher Coates. Plirmouth. Pa. nich at the Triangle Grocery aerve aa aaeiatant treaaurer of the the raaponalbllltlea of that offlcd «ra au b, Joaeph Bellla preaented ' t SO U TH STEAK HOUSE its wings and spatter drops. hie "new approach" to economic continued hearts, and South ruffed iM a titter. Cathy Eliaabeth. 2. "tore or tt Mrs. Phyilia Cole, pres­ town until the election, Oct, 7. would conflict with those o f the a brief caae to Weeka. Speakera A A K J 8 3 MONSON, MASS. K Is this something completely aid. This approach is designed to the third round ot the suit. *' • • a a ident of the L J a PTA. Runt had been renominated for the hospital, to such an extent that 1 Included membera of the varioua Superior Court N O S local, or have the birds retreated Group to Build The Department is also accept- put greater emphasle on loans in­ South planned to use dummy’s Rome of Three Buns of F ob Unda Margaret, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Andrew B. would not do my very beat in both. achool aaaociationa. Weeka haa ac­ to the deep woods or to the vicinity Ing ^ n a tio n s of equipment and e n d o f t h e MONTH 4 J 0 cepted a. poaitlon in Windham aa stead of grants. long diamond aiUt The prob­ 8t. She waa born Aug. 24 at Mancheatar Ma- "M y graduate work at the Criminal Cases A A 9 5 3 mimai Hoepltal. Her maternal grandmother Ie Mra. Katharine of ponds or lakes where they can Refuge for Aged rnon^ for the'conversion o f ita aupervialng principal. The Senate had Voted 8400 mil­ lem was to reach the diamonds Shows Thursday. Friday, get water ? We wonder if the same Hartford Branch of the Univer­ after forcing out the ace. w ily , 36 Birch St., end her paternal' grandparenta art Mr. and hearse into an arnbulance. Anyone sity o f Connecticut," he continued, Democreta Hear Bennet ' lion for the fund's first year opera­ South West North Eeit thing has been noted elaewbere. tions. but the House conferees .re­ Begin Sept. 19 I f South blithely drew three Mra. Michael Tluck, 168 W. Center St. Hartford, Aug. 29 (JV-A drive "Wishing infer, lation on what “would prevent me from doing Douglaa Bennet, Lyme, in a 1 A P a u 3 4 P w Saturday aud Sunday Aquacade PiMipoiMd fused yesterday to budge from the rounds o f ’ trumpa and then led a « a a « will start within the next few equipment is needed should got any of the work evenings." apeech at the annual picnic of the 3 A P a n 3 A P *** A fter all. the Aquacade, mark,- House figure o f 8300 million. Rockville, Aug. 39 (Special)— diamonds, W est would refuse the ttandra Jane, daughter of 'Mr. and Mra. B ari McGeown, 61 weeka for funds to build a half- in touch with Chief Rich. He expressed his appreciation Rockville Young Democratic Club ing the close of the Red vCroeb Reporta Aid ''OeUlBg first diamond trick. Weet would 4 A Paa* Pass Pass Waat St. She waa born Aug. 24 at Mancheiter Memorial Hoa­ tvay house, where cured patients in Rich Re-elected for the confidence displayed in him laat night atreaaed the importance The criminal Session o f TOUand Footuriiig ■wlmmlng course, had to be post­ (The New York Herald Tribune take the second diamond, but then Opening lead— If Q pltal. Her maternal grandparenta are Mra. Anna Cain of W il­ mental institutions or hospitals for Rich has been re-elected chief by the Board of Selectmen in ap­ o f young people to the party. He County Superior (?ourt will open poned from Sunday last to this said today in ■’a Washington dis­ South would have no way of get­ Sunday Aft*m oon ton and John C4in o f Suffield; and her paternal grandparenta the aged may stay until some re­ of the Lake Fire Department. pointing him aasiatant treasurer alao emphaaiaed the need for an coming Sunday. It waa too rainy Sept. 19 at 10 a.m., it was sB' ting to dummy for the rest of the “ • Ml"- And Mra. Francit McGeown, 49 Weet St. She haa a sponsible person assumes their Other officers elected for one to perform the duties of the office improved party organlaatlon to patch that it was learned that the Family Shows to carry out the program. Awards Eisenhower administration has nounced today. long suit. K 8 4 3. Diamonds—K Q 10 8. brother, Clement Franois, 1; and a alater, Audrey Lee, 3. care. year are Martin Glode, deputy at the town’s fiscal year-end. help caadidatea. were announced, however, and ail South’s Solution Clubs— 7. What do you say? Starting Time StSO . o o o o o The establishing of the home is chief Francis Cruipback, captain; The Republican Town Commit­ Other apeakera Included George clapped a 83H billion celling on A ll accuted and other persons were eo happy to have a nice rain The aolutlon ia to draw only Answer: Bid three spadee. This Tel.il. CO '7-0084 Wayne Douglaa, aon o f Mr. and Mra. Donald K. Ku^hl, 18 .S even Riggings, lieutenant; tee escpecta to meet within the Ritter, Hartford corporation coun foreign aid spending for the fiscal that there waa no grumbling, a project undertaken by ths Star interested in criminal esses at this two rounds of trumpa. Dummy’s ie a minimum holding for a dou- K. Elm St. He wee bom Aug. 2SL.at_>tancheatcr Mcmoribl Hoa- Joaeph Willie, treasurer; and John next ten days to nominate some­ bal, and Mra. Ritter, formerly year starting July 1, 1908. Weetorn Trip News and Cross, an org^anization of indi­ session must appear at the open' queen______of spades la left untouched.ble raise, but no other" bid tells pital. Hie maternal grandmother ie Mra. Edythe V. Goodyear, Maruahan, secretary. Liquor one for the poet of town treaa­ d e ^ t y commiaaioner of the Civil (The move apparently was dic­ Call Us Abont Your. Party Thb iateat heard from the group viduals who aid the mentally ill tated by economy, the story .laid, ing. Caaea hound over to any aarliar South knO^ that another tnimp|y®“X a^^ “ _ Springfield, Maaa.; and hie paternal grandmother ie Mra. EUa Lota Approved urer. R i^ t a Commlaaion. We Have Special Party RMaa on the western trip sponsored by and the aged and alert the public adding: "It follows the adminisfivi- date will be continued to Sept. 19. is etlU out, but he also knows that I (Copjnight 1957, General Fea- F. Kuehl,. Medford, Maae. He haa two aiatere, Claudia Dlanne„3, The Zoning and Planning Com­ Religtoua Cfcrlatwiea Plaaaed dtfwut ISO peraona attended. St. Peter's Epiacopal Church ia to their needs. 2 tion economy pattern, demonetrat- The announcement calls the at- U would be fatal to draw that I fures Corp.) and Alllaon Elaine,- 4. This unique group has been or­ mission Tuesday night.m et in ex­ Rockville stqraa may promote Ulac Nancy' McMahon, praaident, O O 0 O 0 that they may return by tonight. waa in charge of the program. ed again in the imposition o f a ceil­ tentlpn of attorneys to Section 338 trump. ganized in-Connecticut for 12 years. ecutive session and approved 17 \ / the religious aide of Christmas DEFBNOER8 They had not been expected until lots in the proposed Cider Mill Stores Touighfa Evente ing on national defense spenc'JOg of the Rules fo r the Trial Court, Then South goea after the dia­ Sanies Charieo, aon o f M r- and Mra. Charlea Schanx, 76 Or- A t present, members sometimes this year, , ' which requires a "written ap' monds. W est refuses tha firet The Green Mountain Boys were ehard St., Rockville. H e wae bora Aug. 23 at Mancheater Me­ Aug. 31. Heights development. The Meruanta Committee of The Rockville WATBS will for next year." ■ cara for cured patients without pearance" In court for any ac­ diamond but 'must take the aecond Vermont lettlera organised in 1770 morial Hoapltal. Hia maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. The fifteen campers have 'via- A t a short open meeting preced­ the Chamber of Commerce decided meet at 8 p.m. at Red Men'a Hall. (The story said the 83>4'hilllon sponsors by keeping them in their cused, so that he can be entered diamond. South______4o ia now in defend poal- granteee/of New Hamp- Jamaa L. Cox, Ramaey, N. J.; and hla paternal pandparm ta are ited Nevada and looked in on Reno ing the executive session. Commis­ at a meeting this week to urge The weighing-ln will begin at 7:30 limit on foreign aid epending for homes.. None o f the patients so ^ t h the clerk of the court, John tion to win any return and 'lead I shire against efforts of New York Mr. and Mra. Charlea Schana, Ramaey, N. J. and Salt Lake City. t sion chairman Herbert Heim the eatabliahment o f a commu­ m . The meeting will be followed fiscal 1909 was laid down in a let­ cared for. have had to return to low trump to dummy’s queen. I to deprive them p f their land. • a a * a The Rev. Mr. Pimm will be back showed a map o f the lots to about m iE WMES oiiJ LNUORS nity religious project rather than >y a aoclal. ter June 36 from PercivSl Brun- H. Teomans. Institutions, they say. rd i i i i l l Ruaaell AUea, eon of Mr. and Mra. Rutaell A . Turner, Tal- from the .trip to officiate at the 20 reaidents that were present. Two to uae the atrlnga of lights be­ Auction at Vernon dage, director of the Budget State’a Attorney Joel H. Reed This draws W est’s laat trump and 2 COLOR HITS! eottviUe. He waa bom Aug. 22 at Mancheiter Memorial Hoa- church Sunday, There will be the The proposed halfway house be­ of the lots face on Rt. 83 and the coming common in every city. PIrat Oonnagatlonal Church of Bureau, to John B. HolIiaUr, head 2nd will be in his office in the Con' at .the same time puts declarer In ital. His maternal grandparents are .. Mr. and Mra. Fred usual 8 a.m. combiunlon service sides providing shelter for mental rest are on the south side of C?ider • THncent Cboata, executive secre­ Vernon la pTaiinlng an auction to of the Intematioiial Cooperation necUcut Bank and Trust Go.^bulld- dummy—where he can cash the | "FIRE DOWN rest o f the diamonds. EAST toran, Roawell, N. M.; and hia paternal grandparents, are Mr. and alao the 10 a.m. service. patients who must be discharged Mill Rd., from the corner o f Rt. 83 CLEARANCE be held at the church Sept 14 at Administration, whio8 handles ing, E. Main S t, Stafford Springs, £ SHOP EAMY-^OSID AU tary, will write to Chamber mem­ "Pilgrim " Square Dance from hospitals in the care of re­ to the curve in the road. 8:80 p.m. Itema to bb auctioned most foreign aid programs.) Sept. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to Daily Question BELOW" and Mra. W. Russell Turner, Old Bridge, N. J. bers to get their opinion on the 8 a a • * a Prof, and Mra. Eugene P. Chase sponsible persons will furnish a Two proposed roads will extend DAY, MONDAY, SEPT. 2ml three following choces for Christ- off will include diahea, furniture, ,The House conferees did agree give counsel for the sccu s^ and Partner deals and bids one I RITA HAYWORTH Katherine Rose, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Edmund piela, 19 and their aon-ln-law and daughter, haven for aged persons often re­ south from Cider Mill Rd., but they maa promotion. antiquea and food. The ladlea of to approve 81>340,(XX>,000 in new all others interested in an oppor­ spade, and the next player pass-1 II ROBERT BflTCHUM ea. You are next, holding: Grove St. ''She was born Aug. 23 at Mancheater Memorial HOa- Mr. and Mra. John Slbun, are giv­ ferred to mental Institutions when were not scheduled for considera­ 1. Use 40 strings of UghU across the church wUl serve a csfeteria- m ilitary aid funds. The House tunity for eonaultation with him. I ' JACK LEMMON originally voted i. ,(XX for Spades — Q 10 6 3. Hearta— | Ksra Carday ltal. Her paternal grandmother ia-'Mre. Katherine Piela, 38 ing a square dance at their home, they have no family to provide for tion at the hearing, as the town the main thoroughfares, the same MY** supper. 8 200 ),000 Judge for the fall eession of I* "REPRISAL" this purpose. Ilte Senate approved ilrch St. She hai three brothers, Michael, 0, and Danny and "Shadowamark," on the Hebron them. will not be responsible for them Whiskits 2 was done .laat year. ' Hospital Notes GUY MADISON S 81,47fi,0(X),000. Since both Houses Buperlor Court will be Philip Pas­ "TRB GIANT CLAW" David, 4; and a alaterThereae, 18 months. Boitpn^Road Saturday at 8 p.m. Miss Frances Marten, state until they are accepted. 2. ElimlnaU the strings of • * * • • approved re-appropriation of tors. A t present there are 40 eases AIm The event la In honor o f the May­ president o f Star and Cross, is The development map it on file and astabliah a reUgiSia d l^ la y ” t*u rel TraU, on tl\e docket. 8038.800.000 in unsj^nt military Bob Repo aad Paal Doogtao SUNDAY; BOB HOPE KoBiMth Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Puainas, 62 Bol­ flower and a Pilgrim anceator of chairman of the building fund com­ at the town (tierk’s office.' Offlciels in Central Park orTUcott Park, v^terdev Wr. S A T . « 5 U N . | la “ BRAV JAMES" ton St He Waa bora Aug. 28 'At Mancheater Memorial Hospi­ the Chases'. mittee. noted that no change can. be made lYNNBROOK initiating a program which couldl **"• funds, the adminiatratlon will have "BEAU JAMES" 81.878.800.000 available this year ELBOntONIO DEVICES WEIGH la Color aad VlitaVUloa tal. Hia maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Arnold But­ ‘Indian’ Supper in It ■without another hearing. bocom^ coiSnW-wlde pr^Ict «»■ IPia rVialrwme ««H hH ■UWO» WHimiY for arme aid. ' TON "B AN D ID O " ler, 110 Strickland St. Ha has two ststere, Lynn Catherine, 5, Mias M arjorie-H. M artin waa a 8. Combine the uae of strings Bbow Btarto- ROBERT MTTOHUM M The House conferees agreed to At S:tC and Patty-Ann, 3. supperi guest at the home o f Mias conform with the Ciommlsslon’a o f llghU and a nativity scene In The electronic equipment on • a a a. a Chicago Papers ntooF bot 3.35 go along with a Senate figure of new jet airliner may weigh as Clarissa L. Pendleton Tueaday eve­ rules, having minimum 150-foot *™ Central Park. In this caw lights CHIIDPCN F R t r fronts and 200-foot depths for Glen Alan, son of Mr. and Mra. Alan David Maxwell. 57 HAir 8889 mUllon in new fanda for de­ much as a ton, the manufacturer ^*1 »v lnqlon;1 - I P; wgrouitJ Am ning. It waa a real “Indian” aup- would be strung across Market. I ^ * !* * ‘‘^*-.*****^ * * . 7 W. IM P iR S O Itl Dudley St He waa born Aug. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hos- each 1-family house. Each house OAt 7.99 Park, B. Main and Union 8U. rji'i. •**«Phone TRemont fense supports. This Is 8104 mil eetimates, and cost as much as 5 0 TOP ENTrRTAINtAS SO p«r, with clam chowder and suc­ lucrease Prices lion more than the House voted. ra V * a pa* ------,5------pltiU. H it grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Orario Scaclato, 88 cotash on the menu. will need a septic tank and a well WHISKIES IS THIS MOOUCT Hope lights Oe 8140,000— ^more .than the entire and will have to meet State sani­ AND MORE OFF ORIGINAL PRICES Both chambers had approved an vmanmmpopim^ Birch St., and his paternal grandfather is David Maxwell, Coven­ Mlaa Martin reports. Incidentally, Chicago, Aug. 28 (/Pi— Beginning A « AND 7 YEAHS 010 The committee, headed by cost of a twin-engine prewar aii> tary code requirements. additional 886 million in carryover try. He has a sister, Audrey Ann, 2. that work at the Douglas Library next Monday, COiicago’a four, Osmond J. Llebe, favors the slim-1 g-i ____ .. n v - * -rai liner built by the same Arm. O • * • • • The development will feature funda for defense aupports. The ia going on very rapidly. The In­ major daily newspapers Bill cost inatlon of strings of lights and I LiOrilCt IPIO JrlflVS houses in the 817,000 price range. compromise bill earmarks 840 Margaret Aan, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Charlea C. Moran, 7 cents, with higher prices for concentration on a community-1 . _ terior is being painted and furni­ All members of the Commis- all departments participate million in defense supjtort fu n ^ 861 Main St. She was bom Aug. 24 at Mancheetcr Memorial ture ia being planned. Saturday editions for two of the # BRIARQIFF wide p^ect with a religious A t Ck>iicert H e re for Spain. Hospital. H er maternal grandmother ie Mra. Charles C. F ro st elqn were present at Tuesday's theme. The committee, through ' ny There ia as yet no knowing just papers. Senate conferees agreed' ta drop PROCRAIIS Wo()datock, V t, and her paternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. meeting. ■UNO* WHISKrr when the opening will take place. the Chamber ofllce, is contactinf Charles F. Moran. Richmond, Vt. She haa two brothers, Charlea The city's two moring ndws- Goehrittg In Maine 9 quantities limited ...shop early! •4 STH A comet trio will perform for special aaaletance fund o f 820 The library may be open to book church aocletiea and civic organ!' million , for Latin America. MANSFIELD W irHALlM yKEAW 'l F „ '8, and Peter R., 0; and a aister, M ary Catherine. 3. j^pere, the Tri'',(ine and the Sun- Carl A, Goehring of Main St. Is tOOf iOT 2.99 utiona asking their eupport of. the pleasure of the Manchester » • « « • borrowers for a short time before TUres last night announced an spending a week in Fayette, such a project In exchange, the House group the "grand opening" la annodheed. audience wdien the UniteA 8Utea went along with a , 800 million FEATUBE FIRST TONIGHTt Jean Louie, son o f Mr. and Mra. Louis Carrier, Coventry. inROOUa The Manufscturer’a Assn, will "Video Cyeryday" maternal grandparenta ara Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gagne, Sanford. Absentee ballots may be eb- also announced ita Saturday MancbMtor Eveoiag Herald El­ chester High School auditorium JODIIMDS 4 OR MORE YEARS OID m eet W edneed^ at 7:30 p,m. in June AUjrson I Jook Mahoney Maine, and hU paternal grandmother U Mrs. Pierre Fortin, H art­ talhed at the town flerk'a office, edition will be 10 cents Instead of lington correspondent, Mrs. O. F. # look for the F.O.M. value signs the Chamber office. Oct. 2. fmeoeooF^wnqeisooenw kpu*| All Blghta Reserved— aa announced by Town (?lerk Mrs. "Intariiide" | "Joe Dakota'* ‘ SOCKIN’ WITH ■mf■ CUOCFAJ ford Ha haa two aistera, Claire, 5, and Patricia, 3. 7 cents. ' Berr, telephone TRenMnt 6-OSIS. A meeting of the Membership H. T. DIckeBsoa A Co„ lac. » Charlea P. Miner. Eligible voters Earlier this v.eek, both major Members are Staff Sgts. James AIH CONDITIONtO and Dues Committee la scheduled Taylor and Charles Kauts and S g t ’ Jeffrey Ohsriee, eon of Mr. and Mrs. George Ober, Coventry, who are away from home, sick, or evening dailies, 'he American, and for Sept 6 at 7:30 p.m. In the SUN.: ^Tluek to Dawn Show" OLD H A D U Y David Johnson. They will play Ha waa bom Aug. 23'~Rt-Mancheater Memorial Hospital. His otherwlM disabled may use theae the Daily News, annou” ” sd hikes HO OSims. Htttt Chamber office. The committee Is Waiter Sgiith'a “Bolero.” maternal grandmother U Mrs. Verna Robertson. Sullivan, Maine, ballota for the Oct. 7 election. in weekdey editions from 0 to ? ONI THty POSOOT. SAYINGS ON EVERY FLOOR! LIMITED QUANTITIES expected to discuss the promotion STATE STRAIOHT •OURSON Cheater Shielde, a MantUiester and nU paternal grandmother is Mra. Helen Peankm, Lakewood, Bus Drivers Needed cents. T h i Daily Newa also an­ .klTtlHIAKM of new memberships and to work IWtT.THINOt UPl man who has been a member, of NOW YHRU SAT. R. I. He has a brother, Daryl, 8; and two aUters, Cheryl, 7, Elmer Thrall o f . Man(dieater, nounced its Saturday edition wUl " ” 2 . 9 9 on the dues schedule. school bus contractor for Hebron, be Inc eased fro ri 10 t-i 12 cents. EOT the trumpet section for the past Mats. 2 P, M. Eves. Cent. 8:80 twit aad Debbie, 4. . HA17 Water Camivsl Tonight 20 years,, will not be with the tour­ * • • • • / ' , has made Robert H. Horton bus co­ The final big aplaah of the cur­ GAt 7.43 ing bandanien. Shields is one o f the TUnbUiy Shawn, son of Mr. and Mrs. DaVid F. Galligan Jr., ordinator, and but routes are being MARKETS EARN 28 BOUDN rent swimming season will take SOS'N. Main 8 t Ha-waa bora Aug. 24 at Mancheater Memorial planned. Uqited StgteS'-' Bupermarkata' 4 YEARS OID few members of the band chosen ^ianek place tonight when the third an ‘ Hoapltal. HU matamal grandparanU ara Mr. and MrarEdward .As there are aeveral vacancies •ales last year totaled - 23 billion Summer Merchandise ALL IN COLOR! GOOD! REMNANTS ELECTRONICS Mack, Andovar, and hia paternal grandpiu'ents are Mr. and Mrs. in bus driver positions, Horton asks doilari—triple the 1940 amount ^ Horow lU Pool in Henry | , rotaUng basis. Bab R .p « I MaaH Oraacirr David Galligan, Ruaaell St. Children's Clothes Park. The program wljl begin All seats for the concert are re­ ‘BKAC 4AMK8’ I "Ol'N OLOBY" LABORATORIES * * * * * JAMES STEWART prompUy at 8 o’clock. I:U I 'X aaey Gibbons, daughter o f Mr. >and Mra. Alan K, Anderson, served and Ucketa can be obtained CartMB at t 5 0 % O F F ■OURSON WHISKIY The opening number will be a Ea*t Hartford. She was bom Aug. 32 at Mancheatar Memorial iHTTtlMUtSTUP. at ticket headquarters at the Sav . » Up To 70% Off BOTTIH) IN BOND demonstration o f the various swim' Inga Bank of Mancheater, from 8aa., "lO V IN Q TO C" i 277 BROAD Hoapital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Roy IIPORITHIPGir mlng strokes by members of tMs 1 DISnUED IN KWrUCKY » any member of the local Rotary "W A U l IMTO HZXL" Gardenshlre, Sallna, Kan., and her paternal grandparents ara lowiTO wATsepme 1 past year’s outstanding Untveraity Cluf; at Fishera D ry Cleansers, RADIO T i I f V I S I 0 N Mr. and Mra. Clarenea Anderson of Glastonbury and St. Petera- of Oimnecticut sw im ^ n ^ team. burgwFla. MOOERN ' GRAS$ AND LEAF 3.99 Keith’s Variety and News Shop, USE THE T H O R O SYSTEM SJ This group wUI include “ Chuck’ Flndell Mfg. Oo„ the First National __ laaol a M4w Harea. Ooaa. Andrews, first place winner in the , Ckaaaet II Rarttord. Coaa. NOTICE TO KEE9 THE 0919 EAMILY Bank. Watkins Bros., KeUer’s [Cbaaaol tt eMaxtlaU, Maot. York, appeared on tha rostrum LIVING ROOM CHAIR CATCHERS lUte AAU 110-yard backstroke. Men’s 8hop and Naasiff Anna. Cbaaad M Hoar Btllaia, Ooaa. OUT OF YOUR MASONRY Paul Shippeo, winner in the 110 M ANCHfSTER CUMrea Uader 13 Yean Ot Take Up Crusade, and expressed appreciation to Gra­ y Age Are Admitted Free Cbaaaol U Waterbary. Coaa. NORMAN’S ham for hla campaign here. Gins ;fard freestyle and aecond in the Ohaaael H Roly^e. Haoo. We Will Be Closed i.'iita i;ia w i«( Turquoise, blond oak legs with brass C 9 1 Q O For lawn mowers. Beg. 8l>49. ^ Dhivf -'^n'DItfaOii' At AH Tbnes A t the end o f Graham's sermon, os-yard freestyle, Eddie O’Dea, Churches Urged ferrules. 1 only. Beg. $64.96. ’^i p l . O P Turned Export* Hit Peak which assailed "pride, aelflshnaes, Fred Booth, • Bop Andrewe, and <:te ( «> r a n d sYa n d idoUtry and wordliness," 731 par­ Dick Beauvaia An exhibition of TONIGHTFRIDAY ~ SATURDAY (MAI) BIG PATOPF N ew York, Aug. 29 (A4 — Billy All Day Saturday, Aug. 31 THOROSEAL Ireland exported a record 82,780,- IttAei MATIREB TREAPBR sons went forward to make "de- RED CROWN freestyle and medley relay ewlm Graham says he wants thc.church- FOAM CU5HIONED 400 worth ot tweed fabrics during (Color) eUiona for Christ.” The total of S V a " POWER SAW mlng ia also planned. ss o f New York to carry on in the , ______, 1008. an increase o f 8848,400 over Also l:M a»A(> BOB CROSBY SHOW fERY decisions since the crusade start­ QUICKSEAL Techniques ot Ufssaving will be the 1985 figure. Sales to the United »:W OPEN HOVBE spirit o f hii crusade after he and Monday (Labor Day) 5 t” 2 . 9 5 ed May 10 itands at 03,207. Total NATtONMAY MytRTien V 4 " demonstrated by a group of boys States and Canada accounted tor T a m m y «:te (IS) BBIOHTEB DAY leaves the city Sunday night. "HALLMARK" SOFA HAND POWER DRILL HAD (»A t> u u b e N'Fo b a d a y ' JITE Tha evang^t, speaking before attendance to date la reported aa and girls who have completed the nearly 00 per cent of the exports, (H) OCT WEST 1,741,600. Sept. 2 ,, Charcoal gray, ail nylon covsring, OAl 7.15 junior and senior Ufa Saving BACHELOR a capacity crawd of 19,200 at C tff or Wrtu tor ffiti Utorotur* 4 its (U ) SECBET 8TOBM provlnciiU styling, 1 only, 5 1 0 0 O f i Both Beg. 872KS. Both Now $^g 08 courses. This will include ap­ RORY CALHOUN 4:N (It) EDGE OF NIOBT 9 Madison i^uare Garden laat night, In hU aemion, Graham told hie BUTOHERBIRO *iU (S^M) MODERN ROMANCB8 Beg. 8289.96. proaches. carries, and releases. Common name rf the shrike ia iByEtrawoBiBijiir 445 HARTFORD RO bleaded fo r a “ aplritual awaken- lUteners that they must not pass ^I YT.OO S;M ( S) MICKEY MOCSE CLVB up a chance to find spiritual re- MANCHESTER ROBIN HOOD There will also be novelty races, butcherbird, coming from their (II) INSURANCE CITY OPEN uig and ravtvaT in every chureh such as balloon relays, and habit o f thrusting mice and His*** rnwrioN ^ ? 2 . 8 9 "Mom” Disney Too (M) NEWS 2 PC. KaOEHLER KOOP I Utlsholders for ths past five yeara t:U (tt) NEWS (U) WEATREE PICNIC BASKETS HAIP This group travels the eastern STATE mji4auBnr UsH (U) CROSSOUBXENT CAL coast giving exhlbltiona and will WIDE SELECTIONS 6.95 U lU (XXAk) WEATREE EAST HARTFORD TELEPHONE BV 9-9801 LIVING ROOM SUITE bring their eenior. and junior ------S U N D A Y — MANCHESTER Utl WEATREE a SrOBTS groups to parform. A solo number U lU (U) MILLION DOLLAR MOYIR 1, HOUDAY EVE ONLY I and a duet will also be presented. "Sllahlly Freack" Beige colored nylon frieze,'1 only. 88 LUMBERy Inc. (XX) I ^ A t e B TONIOHT ^ 9 8 M.98 COLBERT Additional bleachers have been S TOP FEATURES .AM) TONIGHT 0 WEAREOFEN I installed to accomijiodate the an­ U l MI TlX)______TONIGHT *44 11:18 (U) NEWS a FBEVUE8 ticipated crowd which lest year lUiLDING MATERIALS PRiDOF ^ 3 . 0 9 ixita < 1 ) news WED. THURS. aail FBI. MDHTS TILL 9 numberad over 1,500. 'There is no AND ALUMINUM HAIF I admission charge. FRioar, auo. n STEP TABLES CAl 7.49 MASON SUPPLIES U:M ( «) NEWS Consider B ^reiU ent .Plan P C08MOFOL1TAR R&K mslcss nswt w ith .. . 'Three local insurance agents . . TIC TAO DOUGH This Week's Specials >RESERVING KETTLES I presented retirement plans to GIANT too Crater 8L—Ml 8-0144 IXiM ( 8-1S4S) LOVE OF LIFE Ligh t mahogany, 19” x 29", braza IX ilt ( 8) BUGS BU Nm ferrules and trim, 2 only. SO A 7 7 town officials at a meeting Tues- (It) SEARCH FOB TOMORROW 3-Pc. Solid Early American Vodka dty night. Present were the Board (U ) COUNTBY STYtOC. C.S.A. (XXtal IT. COULD BE YOU Beg. 184.95. # ‘"••’*>1.98 of Finance. FHrat Selectman d;U ( I) SPOBTSCOPE „ (H ) BOD-DAY MOVIE tsM ( a) AMEBICA MOVES FOR- 1X:« (It) THE OUIDINO UORT Herbert 1. Pagan!, Third Select­ WABD lU t ( I) BOLLYWOOD BEST man Edgar H. Wilson and Supt. (U ) 1 O'CLOCK BBFOBT ,(W) NEWS BEDROOM SUITE PORCELAIN COAST TO COAST of Schools Raymond E. Ramsdell. ( » ) WEATHER (XX) AT ROME WITH KITTY Window Shades (M) NEWS a WEATHER . „ (ta) TEE AND JINX “ COFFEE TABLES Pagani said today the approxl- (H) PANEL—Falbrlckl Btadrate t i l l (M) STAND UF AND BE « « 2 9 5 •0 ■OT . . AND ENJOY m T:N (tt) 8FOETSCA8T TninsitionRi DesiRii Made to Order PRESERVING KETTLES 7:U (M) WEATBBE t!*» }J»> i^^S ^O B LD TDBNS Light mahogany, 20” x 47", brass HALF ShOif Bring your old roUers In and TiU (ItAt) DOUGLAS EDWARDS, Bed, Single Dresser ferrules and trim, 2 only. SO A 7 7 GAL 6.95 NEWS and Mirror, Chest. save SSe per shade. 21 Pt. Cap. or 14 Qt. Cap. $ ^ ■W'f (tM t) JOHN DALY. NEWS 1:K (U) BASEBALL: Beg.884.96. # Beg.8tJi9. ^X>./ # (N) ACTION IN TlAt^AIB Emergency 2 ^H0 UR Til* ( sat) LONE RANGE* . — ... .Yaakee. »«. Waekla(tea R tf. 5229^00 THE CLARK’S l:ta (IW ) OUB MIM BBOOU THE WRAP-SKfRT DRESS "Oatlaw of Ike Plaiao" ^ AL.L. . . . !?!> •• (Color) 179 KE COLD lEER AND ALE 28 North St.« WillimRntic— HArrison 3-9001 (U Ai) SOT. PRESTON X:W (It-H ) HOUSE PABTY (ttM ) ANDY WILUAMS -JUNE 1 GAL NIER GLASS ' WALT DISNEY VALLI BROW . .. !*l:**i.J***®® a n d groom 1 ONLY "SUPER DEEP'^ CAVAUER — ’ " 'J-'.; ' Numbers lit t (IMO) NBW8 » : « < tl CIVIL AIR PATROL 3-Pc. Solid Maple I MAGICAL FUN SHOW Something New! >|M ( I) PBOPLE*8 VaOlCE M a n y OTH» poniuui (laai) BOB CUMHlNOB SHOW CEDAR CHEST PICNIC JUGS T o w n ^ eilhjllhis famous Friday through LaiKM- Day (UAd) BEST o r OBOUOHO (U) MlFH^^^LaNAOAN. VXA. A charming' simply tailored MANDSAVAIUBliAT Fim Doportmont characicis plus othei sheath, in smoke tones of BEDROOM SUITE Limed oak finish, 17" deep With 7 7 iim < i) ban fb a n c is c G b e a t Interior tray. Beg. 889.96. T • / # ^3.49 A A P I T O liS (SMFD) i Oisneifland Surp'ise. (U 4 I) CLIMAX gray and blue; designed to be "KITCHEN CLAMBAKE” “ Deadly CUaale" 3-1151 (XX-M) DRAGNET slipped into quickly and easily. Steamers, Ldibster, Clam Fritters, (H ) PLAYHOUSE OF STARS Fully lined, the'dress is a soft Double Dresser, Mirror, 8th District 9;N ( S) THEATER TINE NEW ENGLAND — COPPER aUHER RASE Com-on-the-cob, Clem Chowder. . . "Kaly" blend of rabbit and wool. See Chest and Twin Beds. Firo Doportmont everything that yon look for in a (XX) nORWAT PATROL it in Aug. Vogue and Made­ (Ml PEOPLE’S CHOiCR FISHER Rag. 5339.00 118 clam bake! We’ll have old-fashioned (U> PRO WBRSTUNa moiselle! Sizes 12-18. PORCH LIGHT WALL PAINTS (MFD) l:M ( SI DANCB PARTY PUR STORAGE Johnny Cake, too! (IRU) PLAYHOUSE W Dial Ml a-m i. ssfi Brrad St *279 ALSO Night TaU a Ta Match. 519.00. 3-5432 “ Wlthoat lactdeat" Beg. 86.88. A ll colors. QU $ ^ 49 EAST CENTER 2 5 . 0 0 $2.88 YOU'RE SURE TO UKE IT! VENETIAN ILIND5 PoHco Doportmont Enjoy the tast •ummer holiday at' fh o , STREET 3 : 4 1 3 1 Otark'B, where good food wUI add ae 8 mneh to your pleiMare.. MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION E. A JOHNSON 2 IULW~ 8-INCH PAINT AND UTILITY A m b o k m c o s OPEN SUNDAY AND 1.1 lii;|i l llo .v \i ( I -.>(>|;ll , |(|;| - I I IJ, . M o k m : n m I I iti; \hi I, : A4ANCHESTER Quish 3-5940 LABOR DAY. TOO! FRAZIER PAINT CO. KITCHEN FIXTURES DROP CLOTHS '* .'li lorfco 3-A8A8 Serving Your Favorite Cocktail 'i‘i: M I. M I Road Service j ' ; FURNITURE SHOPS, Inc. 723 Main Street Beg. 88.89. $ 2 . 1 7 Beg. 81.90 hAlteaL.Eaai Hartford la opM TBeaiay tbroBgh 307 Eaat Center Street Lenox Shopping. Center ly 9)88 A.M. ta 8iS8 P.M.; F rU a y oatil SiOa P A L Phone M l 9-4501 T MANCHESTEB XVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1967

Ave. Turn left on R t 83 and pro­ a.m., Start at TalcottviUs, pro- School from County Home Sehool Obenauf, LewU A. Chapman, Her­ ^^Varhon ceed to Talcottville and return to esed along Rt. SO picking up Jun­ via West and Union Sts. Vernon bert Wornstedt, Raymond W. Spur- THE OFFICE OF PAGE I Vernon School. ior High and High School pupils. Sseond trip 3:20 p.m. Leave High llng, Harry C. Dowdlng, F. L#roy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST f«, 1967 im Fourth trip. From Vernon Sehool Stop at Northeast School, proesed School and proceed along Vernon Elliot George J. CMleman and if needed. ' to R.H.S. Ave., Crossing Rt. 30 to Bamforth Samuel W. Gamble. DR. BARNEY nominating eommlttea wUl pre­ ^ School Bus Routes Listed; Bos 4 Sscond Trip 7:5S a.m.r lAsvs Rd, Proceed along Bamforth Rd. Funeral Held 'The RockviUe Lodge of Elks, of Glastonbury sent its new slats of offleera. EHuoLiHi ArUia Morning routes. First Trip, (Jr. centsr of city. Proceed up Grove to Bolton Rd., turn left on Bolton which Hunt was treasurer for WICHMAN Authority Success Dependent These ^11 inchide: eommander, ir COSMETICS Additional Changes Possible and Sr. High School Bus) 7:15 am. to R t SO. Ttim right on South St., Rd., right at Bread and Milk S t. many years, eonduqted its ritual at Leater L .- Eagan; senior vice Start at Vsmon School, proceed left on Vernon Ave., right an R t right on Valley Falls Rd., proceed For R. E . Hunt the funeral home'last night. CHIROPODIST Cmdr., Edward H. Brown: Junior jf "WadoMvar" slong Dobson Ave., turning left on 80. Continue on Rt. 30 to Vernon to Dinnel Rd. Continue along Tun­ Upon Cooperation: McGrath Pupils Bright^ vice Cmdr., Thomas Robinson; VtrnoB, Au(. 3* (8peci*l) —f'ton Rd., richt on Bamforth Rd., to (Campbell Ave., right on Phoenix Elementary School. 8:30 s.m. Ar­ nel Rd., to Lake St. Turn left on Rockville, Aug. 3* (Special) — I fARM D0BTS MORE ADEQUATE a IT EAST CENTER ST. adjutant, Charles H. Burns, fi­ > AiHittr DnicSttrM 1 ' IteuUs lor'achool Iwaea have barn Lans Comer. Cross Route 80 end St., left on Maple St., continue rive at Vernon School. Lake St. Proceed to Leisure Homes. Funeral servleea -for Raymond E. Surveys indicate farm famlUes “In order for any P a r k in g8> the payment of rent rather than nance officer, Chester Lyaik; Schools^ Too^ chaplain. Rev. William P. Fac- ; Ik dk A A. A* A .A 4E •nnouBGad by Supt.,.of BchooU, proceed along Vernon Ave., to along Warren Ave., crossing Tun­ Third Trip 8:23 a.m. Leave Ver­ Turn around and proceed dWn Hunt town treasurer and former are more likely to have .adequate WILL BE CLOSED Authority to aucceed. there mint he the money taken in from the in­ Raymond E . Ramadell. The routes R.H.8 . Bldg. A. nel Rd. Oonttnuc om Valley Falls non School and proceed Rt, 30 to diets than village and city families cluto; historian, Roger Patterson; Lake St., Wadiington S t to Dob­ mayor of Rockville, who died Mon­ a eoordinated effort between the dividuals,” he said, Sgt. at Arms, Alfred Rath: asst. are considered tentative and may Second trip, 7:60 a.m. Leave Rd., turning left on Bread end Rt. 83 at Circle. Proceed Rt. 88 to son Ave.. to High School. day, were held today at 3 p.m. at of ths sams slsa and incoma. “However." he added, "The For Sept. 5 be changed aa the need ariaea, the R.H.S., proceed up Park S t, left Milk St., left on Bolton Rd.. right Wellee Rd.. thence to Taylor St., AUG. 26 thru SEPT, t authority and the municipality’s authority, in all caaes, must keep Sgt. at Arms. Peter Schelova;and Thft-d trip. 2:45 p.m. Leave High the Burkb F’unera) Home. past Cmdr., John E. 'Beebe. auperintendent said. on Prospect St., right on Union on Bamforth Rd., left on Cemetery Cross Elm Hill Rd. and procesd to School (Roeedele pupils) and pro­ Town and city official! and dele­ agencies, especially those depart­ control of the rates that will lie lOndergarten routes: 11 a.m St., left on West St., right on Rd„. right on Bolton Rd. to Vernon Phoenix St. proceed Phoenix S t to charged at these lots." By leasing Glastonbury, Aug. 29 (Special) — I>*s• Such situations, he believes, The first meeting of the To^wn that the school budget for QUALITY HEARING All'- Walles Rd., return to school. to County Home and on to Vamon landed In a thickly populated area will never be solved. Fire Department's newly organized (Talcottville) right on Elm Hill Third trip, 3:05 p.m. Leave Ver­ Elementary School. Northeast School. Procesd via but no one was hurt. ated through the efforts of the the fiscal year 1957-18 will )>e Head, right on Phoenix St., left on R t 30 right on Grove St. Pro­ WILL RESUME Chamber of Commerce there, with ■Other than Thursday nights Completes Year-Long Project Health and Welfare Committee, $1,172,821. *11111 is s substantial in­ non School. Proceed via Dobson Bus 4 ceed on East Main, right on Pros­ scheduled /or Tuesday night, was I Washington S t Continue along Ave. to. R t 88. Right on R t 88 to Afternoon Route# First Trip U O im ST VS, HEAVIEST WILL BE CLOSED lU mairf objective being Die e s -j and Saturdays, our parking situa- crease over the current year's budg Washington S t, Dobson AveJ, loft pect St. Stop at Fireheuac. Pro­ tabliahment of "off-atreet” p ark -1 Don never poses any problems,” he postponed because of a Main St. et and is attributed mostly to' the Ogden's Comer; right on Center 2:00 p.m. Proceed to R.H.S. via Lightest flghter ever to win the IC I CREAM SODA OFFICE HOURS A year-long project today reach--^and outfitting the cabin and cargo fire that night. A new date for the LOAM on Perkins’ Rd., fight on R t S3, ceed left on School St. Stop at Ing. Naming financial help to space. The cabin will contain two Increase in .salaries and the gen­ Rd., Cross R t 30 at Vernon Cen- R t 30 and Vernon Ave. Building B. Pick up late high world heavyweight championship FROM ed the launching stage as Harry meeting has not as j’et been set. offen the woeUelarat uBiag. «■ to Bolton Rd. Left on Cemetery Any Fknror, 21e begin its activities, the city and On thelnatterof parking meter*. Brown Jr., 26. of 12 Chester Dr„ bunks and another two will be eral rise in living costs. The new Get ready for fall Dr. back to R t 83, turning left on Second Trip 2:20 p.m. Prooeed school pupUe at Building B. Pro­ was Bob Fitxsimmons, who naui-qeahtT bearing aids— Rd.,'right on Bamforth Rd. to Bol­ from High SchooL Proceed up to weighed 167 pounds; heavlsat was TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 AUG. 28 to SEPT, t various banking concerns came Schendel Mid he doesn't know of took his ,35-foot sailing craft to the located in the cargo area. budget will be presented to the Xram seeding now. liny. Ngbl. incoMptcaeas—el R t 88, left on Thrall Rd.. right on ceed to Vernon Ave. Proceed 1 Firemen from the 8th District $45 to $1451 Eyaslaee* sad et- ton Rd. Continue Bolton Rd. to to the new authority's aid. anywhere where meters are en­ (Connecticut River in Glastonbury. Brown said that he had no idea Board of Finance at a public hear­ Dart Hill Rd, crossing R t 83 to center of city, to Gro^'e St., end along Vernon Ave., turn right on Prime Camera, who weighed ArHiur Oiiic Stores j Fire Department were called to ex­ Farm field loam. Ap­ ikc-ear aiedcl*.'I. CoMs la. eaa Wildwood Dr. Return to V e r n o n ri};ht on Route 30. Turn left on 260 H pounds "No such group can get started forced more strlcily and impartial­ The large sea-gotng boat Is the re­ how long the work will take be­ ing at 8 p.m. Sept. 12 in the High ■ Canter Rd. to Regan Rd., turning R t SO. Stop at Dart Rd. Stop without this initial halp,” McGrath ly than in Manchester. McGrath fore the boat wfei finished. It will tinguish a brush fire In an area School. proximately 5 yard Iheai—redey/ School. Bolton P j i . to' Otmeterry Rd. ‘IXim at Vernon Center. (Stop es re- sult of many hours of part-time la­ to the rear of Bowers School late aronnd at Aberle's and proceeding Fourth trip, 3:30 p.m. Arrive at ■aid emphatically. In NewNew- Haven, agreed that this enforcement is es­ bor by Harrj', who designed.and stay in the river until the plank­ Legion to Elect load $10.00. back along R ^ an Rd., left on Cen­ right and go across I^rkv/ay on guested). Proceed to Talcottville. yesterday afternoon. The fire, re­ Vernon Elemental^ School. Pick Bamforth Rd. Left on Bolton Rd.. the city gave the authority two sential if the prime reason for the built the ihlp himself. v ing swells and the surface finish­ ported by a nelghlmr who saw The annual meeting and elec­ ter Rd., left on Peterson Rd.. right up other pupils and proceed up R t Bub 8 tracta of landWith which to start, meters -a greater parking turn­ The boat will be 2- masted and ing can be accomplished. tion of the Goodale-Ramaker Po.*t, QUINN'8 PHARHACT on West S t and continue to Kin­ left on Valley Falla Rd., continuing Morning Routes First Trip 7:30 and various banking Interests smoke in the area, was quickly Ml 9.4824 Phone MI 8-4188 . SO to Trailer Court Turn around on Warren Ave. and Maple S t to over- is to be of any surceas. contain an auxiliary engine. The squelched snd no damages were re­ American Legion, will be held dergarten School. and return on Rt. 30. Turn left oh a.m. Start at Vernon Inn, Proceed came forth with loans used to Chief Schendel'said that meter main mast will be 35 feet and the Factories In Maine produce Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. A move to raise Phoenix St. Turn right on Pbbenix. along R t 30. turning left on Dob­ finance the parking ' area con- ported. The, cause of the blaze is Elementary and High: Morning Bamforth, cross Parkway, left on left on ^Oarni'.bell Ave,, croea Revenue la aeoolidary to turnover other will be 25 feet. The large red some 710,000,000 toothpicks’daily. unknown. dues will be discussed and the XtoPAT MONW-MCX nutea, first trip, 7:30 a.m. Leave Baker Rd. Follow along Reservoir aon Avs., rWht'On Rt. 83 to R.H.8 . atructibn. Four years later; in and black vessel was built in Parkway to Vernon BlemeaUry Second Trip 7:55 a.m. Leave In Manrheater, but he added that garag»T-proceed along R t 30, Rd. to Mile HiU Rd. Return to School. 196.1, the authority was finally the locSl court collects about SIO,'- Brown's back yard and was remov­ right on Bolton Rd., on Oeme garage. R JI.S. proceed along Union St., MANCHESTER able to Issue bonds for parking 600 per year for meter vIolaUons ed to the river by the Roger Sher­ tery IM.. croea Parkway, eonUnue 'nhlrd Trip 2:56 p.m. P roceed to Rt. S3, turning right on Dart Hill lot construction. "We have nev­ Bua No. 8, morning routes, Vernon Eleinentaiy School. Ooee Rd., right on Skinner St., to Wern­ in addition to the actual meter man Truchlng CO; along Bamforth Rd., left on Bolton rinit trip (Junior and Senior High er had to uae city tax money for revenue. Rd., left on Reservoir Rd., right on Parkw-ay on Dobaon Ave. Turn er Dr. Turn around at Werner Dr. the ■uthority. and that’s the way The boat la made from green oak B’ls) 7:15 am. Start at Dobson- lef on Cbmpbell Ave. and right and proceed back alohg Pinney Despite the small turnout the throughout, according to Brown's Brandy Rill, left an Hatch HUl to ville, left on Campbell Ave., right it should he," he said. Manchester Parking Authority con- Roaedale. Pick up^at interaeetlon'.of on Phoenix S t 'Turn left on Lake St., .left on Dart Hill, right on father, and the 8-part keel was OR Phoenix ’St., proceed along S t and proceed to Leisure Homes. ever, we did need help,^ and th a t. ^j^ered last night's meeting aa an hsnd hewn from solid timber. Har­ Tolland Rd., and Mlton lA^to Shore Thrall Rd.. right on Route 83. left I cmc. i PUBLIC MARKET Is essential in any important step in the furthering of rhoenix St. to Taylor St, to Welles ry's mother said that the ship was Rd. Proceed Route 44 to Bolton Turn around and return to Vernon on Dobson Ave., to Vernon 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET Presently, the New Haven J j. .ctivltiea Ru. to Talcottville to Vernon Inn. Sehool by way of Lake S t and Elementary School. Parking Authority bases its sue-' actmues...... built from her son's own blueprints. Rd., Bamforth Rd., cross R t 15 at Proceed along Rt. 83. tumftig left Bamforth Rd., left on Cemetery Dobaon Ave. Third 'Trip 8:32 a.m. Leave fees on the ability of the city The planking was bent to shape in Rd., right on Bolton Rd., Proceed on Thrall Rd., right on Dart HlU Fourth' "rrip 8:10 pjn. Leave School—Proceed along Rt. 30 to Brazil Oppnn Zinc Mine a steam box built by Brown, a Navy Rd., left on Rt. 88 to RM.S. agenciec and the- authority to along West Rd. to Union S t, to Vernon School, proceed along Vernon Circle — left on Rt. S3, work together. veteran. RodrvUls High School. Second trip, T:68 a.m.. All pupils Dobaon Ave., Rt. 83,^ Threll Rd., proceed to Talcottville. through A new- zinc min. recenUy put in­ The work'ls a hobby, Harrj' ijald. —-aU grades (eoueptKindargarten) Strong Ties Second trip, 8:05 a.m. proceed Dart KiU Rd., Skinner Rd.. to and back to Vernon Circle. Step at "This is rriost important if the to operation pear Vazante In Minas and the boat will be used for sailing from RockviUe High Sebool to from Sehool SL. to Northeast Werner I>r. Turn around and re­ Vernon Inn. Up Rt. 83, right on Gerais State Is expected to pro­ in Long Island Sound. His mother School.. 7 am . Stop at Firehouse authority is to meet with success." Northeasl Schi^, Grove and turn to garage. Dobson Ave. and to Vernon School. McGrath aaid. ‘There must be duce enough zinc to take care of reported that he intends to sail to Hale 8U. on Prospect St., 8 :(M am . Proceed Bm 8 Afternoon Routes. First trip 2 all Brazil's .present needs of this Florida. along E. Main, right on East St. ◄ strong tie* between the various Third trip, 8:10 a.m., leave Momiqg Routes First Trip 7:20 p.m. Proceed to Rockville High agencies and e.specialiy between metal. . Brown graduated from the New# Northeast, proceed along Rt. 30. to Northeast School. 8:07 a.m.< Ar­ the authority and the redevelop­ England Electronics School and fi­ (Pick up between South St. and rive at Northeaat AchooU ment agencies.” In New Haven, an PRECIOUS SHERRY nanced the project from working as 8 ) Our Stora Will Bi CIosmI All Day Mdaday, Labor Day; So Shop For Two Days! ◄ Lanx Comer). Proceed to Vernon Third trip (Grades 4. 5, 8:07 assistant to the mayor .is re.*pon- Most precious scherry in the a TV repairman. The boat cost ap­ School. a.m.. Leave Northeaat School. Sihle for coordinating the activi­ world is stored in a cellar in proximately $1,000 to ito present Fourth trip, 8:35 a.m. Leave Ver­ Proceed along Rt. 80 and turn i ties of the various departments. Spain dedicated to St. Giles, stage of completion and Harry's non School. Proceed to Leisure right on South" SL 8:10 am. "This has proven to be a \-ery suc­ patron aalnt of vineyards. A cask mother said that, aa her ion could Homes, via Lake St. Turn around Pick-up at comer of South 8 L and cessful method.” McGrath saitL.^ of sherrj’ is placed In the cellar afford it, he bought planking and and return by same route to Ver­ Vernon Ave. Proceed down Vernon RCA WHIRLPOOL "Another thing that makes for at harvest time each year, never neresaarj- materials. Ave. Pick-up at Hills Lumber Tard, i sion Elementary School., pick-up a sucpessful authority is the sup­ to )>e touched by human hands While the boat is in the rivei-. at Rosewood Drive. Go into area, ■ ruceed along Vemor Ave. Turn port of the Chamber ‘of Com­ again.. Harry will complete the masting Ick-up at Tunnel Rd. and Lake rliht oit- Brooklyn St. Pick-up at Turkeys merce." he said. “Jn. New Haven, St , pick-up at Vandervoort's, pick- Fltagerald't. Turn left on Mariast the Chamber's psrklng snd traffic w at LLehan's, pick-up at Catholic S t Aroceed to S t Bernard’s Sehool committeea are in constant con­ Cmirch, arrive at Vernon School. and Building B. Proceed up School sultation witb 4h6 Pafktng Author­ Vernon Afternoon routes: first trip, 2 p.- C St. and' Grove St., turn left on Fully Automatic ity ” m.. proceed to RHS from County King Street. 8:30 am. Arrive at This Year's Crop McGrath also talked at length Home School, via Center Rd. to R t Northwest School. eh the advantages of securing a Selectmen Hit $30^()()0 Claini^ 88. Aftsmoon routes. First trip,. LB. Extra Poncy professional consultant to work Second trip, 3:30 p.m. Leave R. .m. proceed' to RHS from County with the town or city groups. H.8 . Proceed down Union S t, to Home School via R t 30 and Grove WASHER AT Government Grode A! ''Such a person could lend technics! ^Trucking Cost Only $11^000^ Route 88, turning right at Ogden’s S t 5 to 6-Peund Avorag*. advice which w-ould be invaluable," Corner, left on Thrall Rd.. right on Second trip, . 3:20 p.m. Proceed he aaid. Route 83 to Vernon (3rcle and back from RHS: 'I^rh right to Perk St. Following the meeting, the ■Vernon, Aug. 29 I Special)—The roads and bridge*. Both town offi­ to Vernon School. left off Park St. to Prospect St LOWEST PRICE members of the local authority town's trucking expenses for the cial* rent out trucks professionally. Third trip, 3:05 p.m. Leave Ver­ Turn right off Prospect St. on to HENS Most All Sizes agreed to meet in the near future past year totaled just $11,000, and CampbeU today repeated his non School via overpass to Wash­ Union St. to R t 88. Turn left off to Investigate the poasibilitles of not the. $.10,000 figure proclaimed contention that the town should ington S t, Lake St. left on Tunnel Rt. 83 to Dobson Rd. Proceed slong securing such a person to work yesterday by Earl J. Campbell of buy one or two trucks to take over Rd.. left on Brent Dr., left on War­ Dobaon Rd. turning r(ght on to R t EVER! Native with them In attempts to establish the Vernon Taxpayers’ Bureau part of the trucking work, rather ren Ave., ri|^t on Phoenix S t, left 30. Proceed around rotary to Rt CHICKEN PARTS CAPONS CVTBl, the Selectmen’s office as­ than hire private trucks. better parking facilities snd to on Birch S t, right on Washington 83, 2:30 p.m. Turn left off R t 83 Qnlek Froceo, Eviseerated, Drawn WHghL "get the new local group off on the serted today. • ' Not Illegal ' S t , return to Vernon School. to Main S t, Talcottville. Proceed Cut prom Frusli Nathru Pryun right foot,” ~ The $11,000 figure Issued by the He explained, however, that he Fourth trip, 8:30 p.m. Leave Ver­ along Main St. to Rt. 83. Turn left Favors lapwing Lota Selectmen’s secretary, Mrs, Helen did not think there was snything non Saementaiy School turning left off 83 on to Welles Rd. Proceed Answering several questions Preasler, is reportedly based on a "illegal” in the works being given on Rt, 30. Proceed to Vernon Cen­ along Welles Rd. to Teylor S t 3:40 asked hibi by Qimmlngs, Schen­ check of the town books which she to privi^e contractors, but he ter. TUm left on West Rd. and pro­ p.m. Proceed along Taylor S t to LEGS Lb. 49c Quality Franks del and Wiet, McGrath voiced made at the Selectmen's request. thought it would be more econom­ ceed to interaection of South and Phoenix St. Turn left off Phoenix opinions on several traffic and Cantiifbell and Frank Bronkle, ical for the town to own Ita- own West Sts. Thm around at South St. St. on to Washli^on St. 3:45 p.m FOR YOUR PICNIC parking situations, including prob­ presldeht of the VTB,-. have been trucks. Proceed on West Rd., left on Dart Proceed along 'Washington St. on BREASTS Lb. 79c lems concerning parking meters, "auditing” the town liooks and said I Pagan! said yesterday that the Rd. to Rt. SO. Turn left on R t 80. to Dobson Rd. to Rt. 30 and on to CHOOSE FROM: 1-way traffic and the leasing of .yesterday that the.v had fmmd [ trucking account covers road oil­ Turn left on Vernon Ave. and pro­ the Vernon SchooL. ' authority-conatructed parking lota $30,000 listed as trucking expenses j ing, snow removal, and road ceed to Northeast School via South Third trip, 3:50 p.m. Leave Ver­ WINGS Lb. 29c GROTE a WEIGEL'S i to private concerns. from Aug. 20, 19.16 to Aug. 20, { maintenance. He-indlcated^ It would 0 t and R t 3. non School, prooeed along Dobson On the latter, McGrath believes lO.'il. I be impractical’ for the town to B m S ► MARTIN ROSAL'S that, ■ in most cfses. it is better CampbeU staled further that own its own truck* for this work, Junior and Senior High. First LIVERS Lb. 89c i for the authority to lease parking "moat of the contracts Went to because five or six truck* are trip, 7:16 a.m. Start at Catholic « ■ ARMOUR'S STAR facilities to private firms rathdr Pagani and Schwarz.” He referred needed for a period of two or three CSiurch. Proceed along Washing­ ► than hive the city nm them. "The to First Selectman Herbert 1. Pa­ months during the year. ton S t to Lake S t to Box Moun­ 4 revehue to the city is still forth­ gani and George L Schwarz, tow'n Maintenance of trucks is'expen­ .SCHOOL surkiEs: coming only if it’s in the-form of | sive, Pagani added. tain to Leisure Homes develop­ FRESH foreman and auperintendent of m ent Turn around. Proceed back ► 4 ZAke S t right on ’Tunnel Rd. De­ tour right on Valley Falls Rd.. left [Arthur Dms Storus HAMBURG Lb. 49c on Bread A Milk St. left on Bol- For a >'lee Meat Loaf. HUCKBEEF u. 59c Dm dial wMroU l^an. 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CONN- THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1967 " PAOEnniip j N L C i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1967 TTKNB-SM WHAT—t ie Craig Rice Dies, migration lawa, but Houm leaders to one partlculsr missile. He noted Nevertheless, the ratrsat was a, siblUties. But for one good ona to Helicopter Rescues said his major recommendations 4l8nrl;patpr real one. WDRC—1360 Daily Radio would be donaldered at the next that the rele of all our terrible pay off would be ehough. Droodles WTIO—1080 Wrote Mysteries Democrats Plan Race > FRESCRimON 4 - 'l l weapons adds up to this: "that the While the press of Communist Connecticut Agalnat tha guaranteed mini­ 4 of 19 on Ice Floe session of Congress beginning in Corning l|arald mum amudge of auch a probe, no WUXI—1290 Eaatarn Daylight Ttina typup—1410 January. > EXPERIENCE 4 stiriit'al of civilisation now de­ Chins and the United Slates en­ By ROUER FRICK pUAUITY ALUMINUM F By Ottr Ftarmadata . % adiminlatratlon baa any front line Lioe Angeles, Aug. 29 (/P)—Mys­ (Continued from Page One) Rep. Keating ,(R-NY) expressed pends on a dom'ination o f the gaged In debate' with Dulles, the Against Dulles in ’58 regret that the bill did not grant II Wnall Street Yankee defenae, beyond ita own general The ftdlowing program tchad-OMiSSr. tery writer Craig Rice,'49, whose , WHAY—Polka Party permanent - residence to some ■•oSbMter, >wn. .mindt of men everywhere by an Red Chiness government, it should reputation, if that la good. Agalnat COMBINATION STORM DOORS Mlsa are supplied by the radio and apparently had not suffered > Arthur Drug Sttrui j r. I^KRGUSON By A. H. O. the more lurid possibilitlet which Evvuing Good Mutia tough, hard-boiled characters 25,000 Hungarian refugees now in Ak ▲ Ak Ah. Mk ▲ A A AR A. _ It ranocBON overwhelming mortal dread.” be remembered, baa bean holding managements and art subject to WKNB—Swing Eaay . (Continued from Page One) from exposure. might emerge from auch a probe, WTfC—XiMlnue One fought and shot their way through Kohler's defeat on what he tinld thia country on a parole baats. Then he continued as follows: its silence. But now. If that gov­ DOUILE emd TRIPLE TRACK WINDOWS change without notice. The seamen fled to the Ice floe any admlniatratlon la vulnerabit, WDRC—R. O Lewie 25 books, was found dead In.-her affirmation of the Democratic pro­ wrere “so-called Republicans" who Backers said the bill ta intended "This raises two questions for ernment really wants to send Ha Rep. John Donaldson of Wilton SiS^-. WPOP—Scotland Yard ^ after their 292-foot wooden' freigh­ either on the ground that U picked REASONAILY PRICED b its- apartment last night. gram.” "have beep beating the brains out mainly to provide relief for Brery Betotni Bniept la pressing ahead with his plan to WHAY--Mak« Way (or X uilc of the Republican party everyvday ter Polarbjoern was crushed Sun­ the people of the world te. ponder: correspondents to this country, its the wrong men for public office, or WHAY—Polka Parly She had been In ill hgalth for Smathers said he agrees with day In an Ice pack. families now aeparated by restric­ HoUdaya, Bitter^ *t (he have a legislative committee in- •lepV-'whIle wrong thinga were w^Sralp’x"* Evening Good Huala In the year." ' tions in the Immigration laws. •; MaMneUtr ' Dsna., u whether an overwhelming univer­ chances of success are much bat­ vestigetlon of the State Highway Fr*« Horn# D#monstratlon Upon Ro«|iioft WKNB—Swing Eaay some time and confined to her bed Proxmlre's estimate' that the defeat n rst news of the plight of thk done. . WTIO—R o m Miller "They have convinced a lot of Rep. Chelf (D-Ky) said it would sal fear of war Is a safe founda­ ter than they were a week ago. Department. And although many WORO-Cal Kolby , WTIC-X-Mlnua One for a week. Cause of death waa not of Kohler represented a protest Polarbjoern ceme on Sunday when WDRC—Eddy Arnold people not to dote Republican," he end the necessity of Introducing yaue In Mvanea So. whet, we now ask, does an , WPOB-Waxworka disclosed. against Bisenhower and hie poli­ Ita captain, John Blaver, radioed tion on Which, rlvillzltlon can And it seems a reasonable guess of the lurid chargee Donaldson C A U Ml 9-6492 4tlS— WPOP-Scolfand Yard said. hundreds of bills each cession to presented to the House of Rep- administration do when It aeea Mite Rice's body was discovered cies. that he and his crew would have stand from now on, and whether that getting correspondents into auch an investintion coming? WHAY-Uaka Way lor Xuxic However, Sen. Wiley (R-Wia) take care of individual hardship Oat f a a r ...... resentmtivee in his gas tax speech Wouy—Raourd Ravua WHAY—Polka Party by another mystery writer, R. De- "I don't think there is any ques- to ahondon ship because of the Ice Six M oatlia...... WTIC-NlghfUne said it would be a falae conclusion cases. mankind is capable of producing a the United States, as a means of last spring happened to be refu te The moat obvious weapon Is m m m WKNB—P.K. Witt Miller, owner of the .apart­ tlqn Elsenhower's popularity as pressure. Three Moetha . . . . that of counter-attack and coun­ WTIC—Roas Xlllar WDRC—Rusty Draper ment building. to believe that a reactlonaiy’ or an One Kealb ...... more rational and hence a more chipping sway at this govam- on the very ssihe door with some WDRO-Cai kolby WPOP—Modern Sounds President Is, diminishing rapidly." The ship's mission |n the Arctic Wetter ...... ter-smear. As we said, a minimum • l U - He told i^Ilce etie had fallen isolatloniat could have run a better WORK AOCIDEN’TS UP reliable' preventive of war than a ment'a policy of non-recognition of of the refutation even coming WPOP-Waxworka Smathers' said. "He is still person­ race than Kohler. could not be learned. Stacie Oapy ...... of certain things can be found In SilS- WIUY—Polka Party earlier and complained of a head­ ally popular but people are getting Hartford, Aug. 29 iFI—On-the- DEWEY-RICHMAN supposedly paralysing universal the Red regime, has been the Com­ from other Republicans, one flat WTIC—Night Line ‘any highway, department any­ WMAY—Betty tUmbaB WDRC—Rusty Draper ache. Miller aaid wnen he returned disenchanted with him aa Presi­ The Senate epat over seating job accidenta Increased by 4 per MhJlBKR o r thing can be said. WUCC—Record ReVut 767 MAIN ST. THB A8 8 0 CU TB D PRliiSS fear of it. - munists regime's aim ever sines it where St any time, and it was, of WPOP—Mo^rn Sounds from a phanhacy with medicine Proxmlre came after Johnson com­ cent last year and spending for Any investigation of any stats course, only three years' agp that . ‘Crowded Flehlag Boat" WKRB—P.M. dent." House Bill Eases The Amoclated Pren te excliulrely "An important statement of flrat Issued its Invitation to Amer­ WTIC—Roae Miller she had requested he told her she Proxmlre plans to run next year plained heatedly that Gov. Thom­ worker compensation was 13 per entitled to the u u of repubUcetinn of highway department, anywhere, at this particular department wha Re­ I thought of this Droodit at the WHAY-Night Watch . son was holding up the ceremony WORO-Cal kolby WTIC—Night Line should call a doctor. She refused, cent higher than the previous year. all aetra. dtepctehee credited to It. or opinion pertinent to b^th of these ican newsmen last ytsr. In that any time, can be. conceded, in ad­ publican, perhaps open to the in­ last meeting of the F.S.8.T. (Flying WPOP—W axw orU for a full 6-year term. His will be mit otkenrtae credited In thta paper vance, a chance of finding all kinds WDRC—The World Tonight he aaid.. one of 12 Demorrsttc Seqate seats by failing to send a telegram to the Status of Aliens This was disclosed by the''State and aieo the local atwa’ pobllahed here. questions has Jt>st come from a svent, Dulles has not only failed'In fluence of certain • Republican Saucer Spotters of Terra) while t i « S - WPOP—Modern Sotinda Four hours later he found her Senate. lUl ttchta of rapubUcation of apeclal of smokii and perhaps some real polltictana. our beloved President, Dr. Schwine, WHAY—Batty klmball S:tS- at stake, along with 20 Republican Workmen’s Compensation Com­ dlapateoM herein are alee reaenred. leading military writer. Pointing' his'gambit to keep those newsmen fire. WCCC—Record Raetew WHAY—Night Watch dead. seats. Just as heated!}’. Knowland ahot mission in Its annual report to the ' But even the counter-attack use was making plant for our annual Washington, Aug. 29 (A5—The out that despite the hydrogen out of Red China, he has furthered 'A certaiil amount of field WKRB—P.M. WTIC—Night LIhe Her best-srlling mysteries In­ Meanwhile. Republicans y as­ back that Thomson had not been House has passed a Sehate bill to governor. There were 19.003 ac­ n i l aerrlca ellent of N. B. of mud Is something Governor fishing party. Hera's his schedule WTIC—Radio Lane WDRO—The World Tonight cluded "Hsvlng Wonderful Crime," asked to aend the telegram until cidenta (Iricreaae of 880) and pay­ Ice. Inc. bomb's terrifying and deterring in­ the very Communist cause he was boongoggling. a' certain amount of WDRcacal kolby WPOP—Modem Sounds signed s wide variety of reidann liberalize several sections of the planning and engineering error, Ribicoff has repeatedly discarded (subject ' to revision by Mrs. WPOP-Waxworke •iia- "The Syr^ay Pigeon Murders," about 6 p.m. last night. Knowland ments of 120,300,000 (increase of Pabllehere RepreeentatlTee ; fluence a world war may come fighting BO hard to block. ae a political tactic, and this Schwine). • a.m.—Aaaembly and i:e e - for the defeat of Kohler., ' nation’s Immigration laws. The Juliua Itatheva Special Aceacr — Ne« and a certain- amount of political WIIAY—Night Watch "Trial by\Fury,’’ '"fhe Lucky Sen. Miindt (R-SD) said he said the Senate wrould just have to measure was returned to the Sen­ 12,300,000). York, ChlOBCo, Detmll and loeloa. about by accident or by the tin- lesve.a as the dominant ‘strategy equipment check at Dr. Kitsenger'a WUAY—Record Rodeo ‘ WTIC—Nlifft Line wait until today. and contractor influence are, if we Ineuranre City Ooen Stiff" and under the pen name thinks a Republican candidate ate for agreement on minor XlSltBBR AUDIT BUREAU o r poa.-ilblllty the idea that Ribicoff, house. 6:10—We all get into Dr. WCcc— WDRC-Russ Kaughton expected mushrooming of a entail can aay thia without forgiving it, WKNB—Sport! WPOP—Modem Sound! Daphne Sanders, "To Catch a W'hOyOffered the voters a “ sharper Johnson said sarcastically "I just changes. The Touro Synagogue at l^ew- CmCUUATIONB. The TV Hypocrite even though the political object of Sehwlne's car and leave for Shetpa- W TIC-N ew e local war, this military expert almoat inevitable. Il4b- > Thief." choice"., between candidates than want to point out that the gov­ port, R. I., la the oldest Jewish the Donaldson Investigation Ilea head Bay (except for Mrs. WDRO—Newe Reportar ,.JVHAY—Night WatA The Senate was expected to give The Herald Prlatlng Company. Inc., There is, - we have discovered A diligent accumulation of WPOP—Wax Work* W n c—Night Line In 1949, Miss Rice was com­ Kohler did might have fared bet­ ernor of Wisconsin has found It house of worship In the U.S. It was aaaumea ao Raanclal reaponaibUity lor acknowledges that ‘the problem of on the Surface, will defend by be­ quick approval to yeaterday’a chargea and Inferencei along this Schwlhe, who's riding her motor­ • llA - WIHIC—Russ Naiighlon mitted to Camarillo State Hospital ter. Both Proxmlre and K ohler Impossible to get a wire here In built in 1763. ------aphleal errbre appaartac In ad- United States—or world—security from rather close oheervstibn, no ing, on the aurface at least, no less WHAY—Record Rode® WPOP—r-Modem Sounds House alterations and send the bill PINE imeata and other readtni matter line, built up and released into the cycle). 6:4iS—Roll call at the dock. for .chronic alcoholism. classed themselves as liberals. 4>i hours (the time that had hypocrisy In the world equal to eager than Donaldaon to hear and WCCC—Inxurance City Open It:# on to President Eisenhower before Xanebeater sreaina Herald. in the nuclear age Is in the flrat atmosphere just before an election 6:50—Distribution of Sea Sick WKNB-P.M. WHAY—Night Watch “I don't think the Wisconbln elapsbd since 6 p.m.)" heed what the results may be. ' Pilla, lunch and worms. 7:00'<-Boat Congress adjourns, probably this PHARMACY place, a political and psychologi­ that of the late purchaser of a campaign — which would be about WTIC—Roee Miller WTIC—Family l.ivlng '«7 MUJ£ VARIATIONS election is particularly significant "I sm trying to cooperate," wcelCa ^ 2 piay aaeertfetac cioatnc bourai departs, 8:30—Arrival at fishing WPBC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Russ Naughton 664 Center St.—Tel. MI t -N U xbnday—1 p.m. fTlday. televisioji set—the one who gave when Donaldson'a propoeed in­ Milks vary as strikingly as the with regard to 1958," Mundt said. Knowland aaid. “I don’t think It'a Personal Notices cal problem, the problem of the area and commencement of line W ^P —Bob and Bay WPOP—Hound Dog Rep. Celler (D-NY) estimated - - j> n d a i^ i p.m. Koaday. vestigation would be completing • :se- !•:!»- sourcea; Camel’s milk Is sweet: "But I do think it demonatrated fair or equitable to criticize the the bill would permit about #0.000 Per Wedaeeday—1 p m. Tueeday. 'nature of man; It is only second­ in long after the majority of his casting (except for Mrs. Schwine. WHAY—Road Show W lU T —Night Watch For ThuradaF-1 p. m. Wednreday. iU work — could at least throw A Hiouglit for Today whale milk tastes oily; porpoise that the sharper the choice you governor.” aliens now barred from the United arily a mlitary probletn.' ’" neighbors had joyously and hon­ up a formidable smudge against who's doing the rowing). 6 p.m.— WCCC—Record Review W T IC -F am lly Living '67 milk has 12 times as much butter- PINE LENOX ' U » PTiday—1 a. m. nuriday. Sponsored by the Mancheater WKNB—Sports and Report WDRC—Russ N..ughton make for the voters between the “I am not criticizing the gover­ States to enter the country in the In Memoriam I FwSaturdaT—1 n. ra. fr^ y .' estly invested in something they the stats Administration In pow­ Return to.Pier. You know. I can WTIT—Bo«i Miller Then, ha\'ing found that It is Coaneil of Chnrches WPOP—Hound Dog fat aa cow milk; goat milk comes Republican and the Democratic nor," Johnson snapped. next two years. ; ClaaMed deadllae: lS:lli a m each er. hardly wait to oversleep that morn­ WDRO-Cai Kolby ‘ |g;Xa- homogenized with the biiUerfat al­ In lovlnf m«mory of , C. PHARMACY • day of publ'eatlna axcepf Saturday — the "naturis of man" which Is the honestly admitted they wanted. WPOP—Bob and Bay WHiOr—Night Watch candidate the more Republicans Knowland ended the exchange The measure contains almost 'lam This la almost the guaranteed ing. ready broken, up and dispersed you attract to the polls.” Lln4«rs wn9t 39, S9« E. Oeatar S t—Ml 6AMN key problem, and having dismissed Some one has calculated that l : 4 S - WTIC—Lea E Inrt Orchestra with a shouted "W e’ll leave that to none of Elsenhower's owm pro- 19U. minimum from such an Investiga­ Worship and Dally Using WHAY—Road Show , WDRC—Ruaa Naughton evenly throughout the fluid. Sen. Cspehart IR-Ind) blamed the record.” ytsali for liberalizing the im­ Wif« and fAmllr. Thtiraday, Augruat 29 the Idea that universal fear is go­ only 33 |Mr cent of all the telcvl- tive effort — at least a lot of the house and the bam to remind WC(X:—Record Retriev > WPOP—Hound Dog It always comes - as a surpriae WKNB—P. M. . ItlU— _ ing to answer it, ,the'Ietter writer slon purchasere in the country ad­ chargsi which, without actually themselves that religion la a part WTIC—Rois Miller WHAY—Night Watch when people leam that the Amiah of their daily life. And surely it BRIEF CASES WDRO-Cal Kolby mit that they bought It for pleas­ convicting anybody, at least build WTIC—Le* Elgart Orchestra 9 to the Timea dared hope for the Ndther Weapons Nor Fear up a hot campaign issue. people down in Pennsylvania often ought to be that for all of us. WPOP—Wopdere of the World , WDRC—Russ .laughtOB ' ‘‘dlicovery or invention of ways ure and entertainment which hold worship services in barns. Not WPOP—Round Dog In mir own flrat reacUon to There are also more enticing Nancy E. Uncolfl ALL STYLES AT ALL PRICES *'WHAY-DateUne ' U:M— of dealing with and managing, on might involve some of their own posslbilitiee, which are siso al­ onl.v is the barn the scene of daily WCXXL-Oood k-venlns 0«dd Muale WHAY- Night Watch the announcement that Russia has a world-wide scale, thoae forcec personal Urns. And It is safe to most routinely present In any such work and the place where the chil­ EARLY NAVIGATION SCHOOL SUPPLIES WKNB—Today in Sporti WTIC—Newa ataged a break-throuch to the in­ WTIC—Newa w. b RC—Newen o ' A Weather in the human mind which mani­ say that there were absolutely probe. These are the poselbllitles dren often play, but it might well Navigators had no reliable way WDRC—Newe Reporter WPOP—News be the place where the common WPOP—Newe « tercontinental baJliatic mishlie, the none of the epecial'breed, the late that .certain trails of political or of determining longitude until an t ills — fest themselves in aggrsssion and contractor Influence might lead to cup of communion is shared and a accurate seagoing clock, or chron­ 6 :U - WHAY—Night Watch "ultimate weapon," we refused to purchasers, In that 33 per cent. WHAY—Evenlna Berenkda W riC-«ports Final lead to human conflict.” someone closely identified with the freiih baked loaf la passed for each ometer, was perfected in Bfigland W (XX>-Qpod Evenlna Unod Muaid WDRC-Billy Kowalcxyk Take a tip from health authorities shudder, and we held that the communicant to tear off his por­ DEWEY - RICHMAN WKNB—Eveninc Serenade WPOP—Hound Dog Well, we disagree with the Idea 'They always buy television, administration in power. The in 1735. On voyages beyond sight II — routine realistic theories which present Connecticut situation is tion. WTIC—Spprti that some new discovery or In­ whan they buy it, for somebody of land, ships usually sailed north 767 M AIN STREET WDRC—weather and Zalman WHAY—Symphony In the Night considered the announcement fa­ else, and not for themselves. They not without rumors that such pos- Thia does not seem at all strange or south until they reached the lati­ WPOP—Lawrence Welk WTIC—Starlight Serenada tal or fateful w err fal>r and non- vention In the realm of psychology albilltiea are hot and real. These to the people w-ho do It for they tude of their destination, then eaat t:S S - WDRC—Ruse Naughton buy It for the wife, or to save say that they hold thetr services in WHAT—Serenade W POP—Hinlnd Dog acnXcal. Is going to save tba world, any are, to repeat, rumors about poa- or west until landfall waa mads. WCCC—Good Evenlna CPtod Mualo I ;4S— more than we think any new mill money In their entertainment WKNB—Evenlna Serenade WHAY—Night Watch ^ This routine reaction to the Rus­ WTIC—Miieic by Helarhrlne WTIC- Starlight Serenada tary weapon is going to sava us. budgets, or to keep their kids WDRC—Muilc a la Carta WDRC—Russ Naughton ' sian announcement we now find contented, but never because they WPOP—Top 40 Tima flatly and ably expreiaed in a But we do' agree writh the defini­ • :tS— themselves wanted to watch the WHAT—Serenade . ‘ New Tork Herald Tribune edi­ tion and kKStion of the problem, WCCC— Evenlns Good Xuala and our faith in tha whole deeign stuff. WKNB—Serenade li.S. Gives Pojand torial on the subject. If you think said late purchaser WTIC—Three Star Kxtra and purpoae o f our world bids us, •or day recipe: WDRC—Lowell Thomaa REFRESHIHEALTH "Superiority ft defense, of keep­ Is being less than honest, and you WPOP—Meet the Artlat New Trade Status ing; ahead in atomic weaponry.” again, te bet on. man, and on his I : t a - capacity to find survival based on want to seek him out and question WHAY—Serenade . aald the Herald Tribune, "ta ab­ WCCC—OrKid Evenlna Good Mualo Wnahinifton, Aug;. 29 (Ah—The something ether than weapons, him, the seeking out, at least, will WKNB—Musical Ekiboes solutely eseential to preserving be easy. You. will find him spend WTIC—Dick Burtel United Stntei has given Commu our freedom and indeed our very end something other then fear. WDRC—Amox and Andy niat Poland a new and favorable Ing most o f his time in front of WPOP—Fulton Lewla existence. Thia is, at least, the only bet trade status, nearly equal to that there ie to make, for survival can­ the teleyiXon set he bought for n WlOEV—Serenade of any of this nation’s allies. ‘The immediate busineas before somebody else. He will be wearing WCCC—Good Evenlna Good Mu4e The Otmmerce Department yes­ not otherwise be achieved.. WKNB—Muelcal Echoee the country," continued the Her­ a aheepteh look, as if he were WTIC—Your Senator from Conn terday announced relaxed rules ald Tribune, ‘ia commandingly WDRC—Amoe end Andy which will permit Poland to g;et ashamed of being entertained by urgent. There must be greeter co­ WPOP—Ed P. Morgan such strstegfically valuable ■ U.S. Gambit Failure such trash. But if you want te get lisa- goods as Industrial machinery, ordination and speed in the exist­ WHAT—Serenade any talk or explanation out of WCCC—t.i - i . j -^-M v^T' ; ‘J .-■ .*,1 V , V ' ...^r )f r * ‘ -1 (t ■'■

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ii EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1957 PAGE.KiNfe and handed hui new. found friend shaped wives, each of whom as­ antifat piU. 1 was named president won’t ever have to go huhgry. I gotten out of life by counting your 19 Nation* EttablUha^ Hal Boyle a latter addrcaaed "To Whom It sured him he was digging his grave range'* for lessons. I f thera ia a enthuaiaatle support aarller his ily to be brought to this town red; and food, baked custard and had been adapted for films, died and the company prospered from sleep until noon every day, and calories.’’ Andover sufficient number of requests, a year. May Concern." v.ith hia teeth. The slender man, his face fed, several years ago. glngeranaps, two blue. Deaths Last Night Wednesday. Mlar Rice, whose true Truck Hits Car the at*rt. c4n go anywhere or do anything I Since 1945, nineteen new natloiui group class may be formed. Other­ Ashers to Move The alender man. a bit bewilder­ "Aa a boy I waa too fat to folded up the letter, banded it 'Ribboii Winners Study Committee Contlndes name waa Oeorgiaha Ann Ran­ "But the more mopey we'made, please. h Jve been established, and glia 20th wise individual instruction will be Mr. and Mrs. Max Aaher will A salary study committee com­ dolph Walker Craig Upton de The Happy Fat Man: ed; opened the letter and read aa fll^ t, so, aa a result, I never got back to the fat man, and silently Malaya— will proclaim its Inr given. Among the ribbons won by mem­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Parked at Depot follows: my teeth knocked out and today the m,)i e I ate, so that ipy weight "I have 40 pairs of shoes, 50 walked out of the bar. Hunter Safety leavs in a few weeks for the West posed of membera from the Hebron, Ooponhagen—Erik Tuxen, 56, Mott Bishop, waa married five climbed to 312 pounds. Other dependenca this summer. Sfveral According, to State law, appll- Coast of Florida. The active bers of tne Snappy Snippers in the Marlborough and local Boards 'of times. She waa born in Chicago. “Dear Friend, I have all my own chou.pers. in auUa, 150 shirts and 300 neckties. one of Denmarii's leading musi­ A tractor-trailer truck, making members of the Arm siiggested I others have had their sovereignty canta for a licenae will have to grange membera have sold their recent 4-H Tolland County Fair Education met at the local ele­ "Until now you haVe been a nice college I was too fat to play foot­ "Perhaps, of course,- I have ADLAI TO FACE NATION made more nearly complete. were the following; Sandra Phelps, cians and conductors, dice Wed­ Nashville, Tehn.-Dr. Austin either go on a- diet or sell out to missed simethlng in life by re­ take an examination unless they home on Boston Hi11«Road. mentary school last night to con­ a tight turn onto N. Main 8t. yta- A Weighted Tale guy. But your laat remark clearly ball, so I ncVei got any brokep Program Set clothing, two blue; record books, nesday. Tuxen. who toui^ed the Crouch, 87, exclusive secretary- ahowa you are one of tlioae mil­ 'them. maining fat. On the other hand I New York. Aug. 29 ilfi- Adlai E. have held a license within* the tinue a study of merit ratings. terday at Depot Square, brushed bones, WINDS DELAY SHOT . past three years, a club spokesman Asher has now retired from the two blue; brownies, one blue; and United ‘ States with the Danish ec’eritua of the Southern Baptist lions of unhappy people who try “I wouldn't change my eating hav4 a lO-room ' air conditioned Stevenson will be queaiiohed by re­ Local members attending in­ convention, died Wednesday. He against a parked car caualng an "A fter college weiglied 250 habits, so 1 sold out — for 83,000- Atomic Test Site, N^v. .Aug. n Andover, Aug. 29 (Special) — said. State Motor Vehicle Department pie, one red. Sandra also served State Radio Symphony Orchestra I S- . Nr»' York ■)»*)—There were only "You know. Al. I know It’a none to reform their fellcw man and penthouse on Park Avenue, 3 porters on "F ace the Nation" Sept. where he was an Inspector for cluded Chairman Bernard J. waa born in Carrollton, Mo. estimated 8100 damage lo the car, r S two men at the Isar—one eeiry fat pounds and waa '^ao fat that no 000: That was five years ago. By (/p>- The Atomic Ener^ Commit-' A hmtUng safety program will be ' **. Other Club Plans as a superintendent in home, fur-* In 1652, waa the conductor at the Jam es Loney Jr., 29, of Chaplin, of my buaindaa, and I hate to make them'a prisoner of their own woman wanted Vo marry me. This motor cars and 5 servants. If I 8. many years. Hudak, Paul D. PfanatieI)L--«ntf Paryal Danish 18)eater for many Vatican City—The Rev. Ludwig and one <]uite clender^-and they poke my nose in another man'a particular brand of mlaery. careful investment 1 doubled my want a date, all I have to do ia The interview with the . former sion has postponed the llU i thdt of •ponao'red by the Sportsmen's Club The Sportsmens Club la planning nishings. George Munson. drlvin’g an Eastern Trucking Co. enabled me to concentrate on my neategg. A few months ago I put its sunim.er teat series until 6' k.m. The couple was recently hon­ years. Grosse Kappenberg, German-born were atrangere. life, but why don't you do "You thfnk that if I looker' aa pick up the phone and tall anyone Democratic presidential candidate, thia fall. a Rock Cornish game hen barbecue ored with a surprise farewell din­ Ribbons won by Joah Mortlock Teenage Dance Set vehicle, told police that he waa • However the fat man' Introduced job^-selllng food sauces — and by my 80.0(X),000 Into 4-per cent (PDT) tomorrow becauae of uii- Washington—J . . A. B. Broad­ su):erior general of the Roman turning east onto N. . Main 8t. aomething about all that extra lu dly fed as you do that I'd be the time I was 35 I had saved of a dozen beautiful chorus girls. who recently returned from a tour Three certified hunting safety which will be held at the club ner at the^Town Hall arranged Included: clothing, one blue; rec­ The weekly dance for teenagers water, 62, former president of the jUitiaelf, bought couple of roiinda. municipal bonds. They give me an They may. It Is true, think I am of Europe and Africa, will be tele­ fkvorable winds. « Sept. 15. The event will be a fam­ ord book, three blue; handicraft, Catholic Missionary Society of the when he struck the car parked by weight you’re carry’lng? Don't you happier. Please i listen to my 850.000 In cash. Instructors are members of the by a neighbor, Mfi, Jenny Boying- will be held at the Red Bam at Capital Transit Co. in Washington, Divine Word, d 'd Tuesday. and aoon he and the alender man rcatiae that pecking all that fat itory; Income of 8240,000 a y ea r'— tax a , bit chubby, but they like my vised by CBS at 5 p.m. (EDTl and The shot code named "Smoky," club. They are Charles Phelps, L. ily y fa ir, with only a limited tifiael pictures, tWo blue; freezing, Claire Dziato, 19, of Coventry. "Then my . dear uncle, who ffee. ' the most elaborate of the summer ton. They were given a purse of 8 p.m. tomorrow. The program will died Wednesday. He was associ­ Brifllngton, England—H a r r y were having aa much fun aa two around will bring you to an early 'chubby bankrdll. broadcast on radio at 9:J0 p.m. Edward Whitcomb and Andrew amotmt qf tickets available to money. lima beans, one red. Police inveiUgated and made no "A l'birth I weighed 15'4 pounds. Weighed 315 pounds, died at 79 "I now eat from /our to seven scries was scheduled for today.-l^a Include both round and square ated with financier Louis E. Wolf- Bowden. 52, a clarinettat with one arrest. mtercbea In a bowl of pudding. grave?" "I come from a fat family. My "Well, friend, that brings my Gasper, members and friends. Aaher was an active member of Another club member, Earleen- danciqg. (God rest his soul) and left me an­ meals a day, depending on how I stpry up to date. And now, skinny, In Chicago an aifline has begun AEC said 1,000 troopa would par­ son since the end or’JVorld War of Britain’s beat known orchestras, They • were, thct ia. until the The- fat man'a booming laugh father Any maldent Interested In ob­ Further plans of the club , In­ the Reftigee Resettlement Commit­ Jlllson, (took the following ribbons; II. died Tuesday. V. S. FIFT H IN FISH PUCHAfOCS alender man took the fat man by feel, and I weigj) 345 pounds and I am quite willing to hear your publication of the first magazine taining a hunting license for the clude anotjier progressive • dinner died. A frown apread over hia ed 2fi5 pounds when he died at 81 8100.000 and I sank it all Into a feel fine. I carry 85,000 in my wal­ al, hhving more power than 30,000 tee, sponsored by the First Con­ cut flowers, three blues; and two hlanchcster Evening Herald An­ Los Angelea—O a j sRice, 49, The United States ranks fifth both lapela and aaid: face aa he reached Into hla pocket tale of Joy. Please go right ahead designed solely for passengers to first time this fall ia requested to to be held iVi October. Two previ­ gregational Church, which success­ red; reebrd .books, two blues ahd after outliving thl-ee beanpole- Orm that maniifaetHred s new let St all times. Just to be sure 1 and tell me how much tnbre you've read In flight tons at TNT. ■ - . - dover correspondent, Mrs. Pnul D. mystery writer who was author The Interstate Commerce Com­ among the purchasers ef Detilah •all one of the inatrueora to ar­ ous dinners of this type met with fully arranged for a German fam­ one red; riothing, one blue and five Pfanstiehl. telephone PI 2-8IIM..., of aome 25 novels, many of which mission waa established In 1887. fish.

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— (■ n d i i K v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1967 ...... KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1967 PAGE iLEVBr West Gives Reds Full Details MHS Student Coundl U.S. May Fire Ttch School Ttkoo Convict Flees, Government Willing to O ffer To Meet Tomorrow Rcirktratlon* Now

O f Plan to Halt Atom ic Race A apecial meeting o f the Another Long The Howell Cheney Technical Loses Glasses Silver Lane to Cooperative ManchMter Rlgh School Stu­ .School will be open for regis­ dent Coimcll la acheduled for tration this week and 'IPeaday 1 trmm O**) Tha federal government i swilUngfvestors,------Martin said. If the tenants tomorrow at 1:30 In the achool Range Missile of next week. T litm are still In Bay State did not form a coopsrativs te buy A tP has Values Galore for the 3-Doy Holida library. All repreaenCativaa and openings in the'^rpentary, elec­ to offer the SUver l*n# project to Ikm Iwd ^Ma m tn * Ulk about U Moore Named a cooperative of tenants if it is within the 90-day period, the proj­ SMART CHOKf FOR altematea have been aaked by tric, draftiiw and machine ect would b f sold to ths highest at I^aatat-^ahkh la datlfnad to George Emmerling, vice princi­ (Cdntinued from Page One) (Oentiaued from Page Oae) ■old on-site, Gsneral Manager claaafs- Students may report bidder it his bid waa satisfactory. RAVORfUl RimiSHMiNT... kaap tha doer open for the nuclear pal. to attend the meeting. for registration in the office. Richard Martin said today. To Town Post to the belief the Army missile is "walking around In circlei." 'The To make the offer poasible, the The Public Housing Administra­ annli^r of Amertca’a European Plana for organizing pickup atationa where atudenta can a subject'of some of the testing. glasses were found near the wall. toyvn would haV# to waivo build- tion would spend no money te eer- AUlaa, notably Britain and France, The ftrat aaaiatant purchaalng collect their claaa achedulea will The firing was undertaken aa the , Ing requirements in the sub­ rcct sub-stondard conditions, Mar-> Eisenhower administration credit­ He expressed confidence that tin was ififermed by Regional Di- ADREAMOF abeuld Ruaala accept the plan and agent for the town of Manchealer be diacuaaed. . >. standard project of iTfi unite. Re terma actually be conrerted ed the Russians with substantial Ribicoff Drafts McCarthy waa hemme/Tin within a A deciiion on whether the proj­ rectc^r Herman D, Hillman. Into treaty form. will be Thomaa S. Moore, Water progress in the long-range ballistic lO-to-15-mlle radius of thb prison ect will be sold off-aite or on-site The question o t whether the proj­ Tbia aectiaectien, which would alao Department accountant for the missile- field. upon which stote and local police, must be made by Sept. 20, the ect should te sold on-site or off- let Ruaala aupply atomic weapona paat five yeara. The same, administration state'' Formal Call to and prison guards were converting. Public Houaing Authority has In- aite will te taken up by tha Board ADRINKI to ita aatallitea, atataa; ment, issued by acting Defense Sec­ He said the escaper was report^ of Directors on Tuesday. If It is . Moore received the higheat acore retary Donald A. Quarles, said the fortned the town. "Bach party undertakea ,not to on State Peraonnel Department ex- Obituary seen momentarily in the wooded If sold on-site, it could be of­ sold off-site, the tenants will rs- tranafer out of ita control any nu­ U. S. missile development "is be­ area. ceive eviction notices. amlnatlona given for the new poat. ing pressed forward on a broad Special Session fered to a cooperative of tenante clear weapona, or to accept trana- Hla appointment effective Oct. 1. Improvised Ladder within 90 days after bids are tak­ The Town Planhing Oommlasion front and with a high priority.” The men made their escape by fer to it of auch weapona, except waa announced today by General en, Martin was told. hw expressed the opinion that the where, under arrangementa be­ Sen. Jackson (D-Waah) called (Continued from Page One) using standard laundry . equip­ A price to the cooperative would Strver Lana Homes should te sold Funerali for increased effort on the part of tween tranaferor and tranaferee, ment—long poles ordinarily em­ te fixed by the government aftey off-site and removed from a Resi­ their uaa erill be in conformity the United Statea. Mssion would be wrapped up with­ ployed for carrying lapndry. The dence A Zone. Complaining of what he called in one week, at the most. bids were taken from private In- You can put pour trust In with paragraph 3." Angelo Monaeglio escapers had teen able to drill holes The aection referred to waa that a missile slowdown, Jackson said Senate Leader Elmer S. Watson through the poles, ha said, insert­ providing for uae of weapona only The funeral of Angelo Mhnsegllo, the Russians may "have rendered of Wethersfield and usiatont ing short iron rods which protruded were involved in the 1955 holdup Bolton !n aelf-defenae. 80 School St., who died Monday, us something of a service If the Leader Benjamin L Barringer, on either side, forming an impro­ of the Astor Theater in Boston ENJOY IT...HOTOR ICIDI was held thia morning at 8:30 at defense department will take heed New Milford, said that they were vised ladder. during whieh Boston Police De­ Oreatoe Oontrola of the danger.” ‘Cowboy’ Jumps— The 11 pointa of the weatem the W. P. Qiilsh Funeral Home, hopeful that the session could be Prisoners were kept locked up tective Edward P. Connolly was At Patriak AFB, Maj Gen. D. plan, ariilch la officially deaignated followed by a requiem Mass at 9 finished within two days. today while a security check waa so seriously wounded he had to te a.m. in St. James' Church. The N. Yates, commander of the base, aa a "working paper—propoaala for ) "I say five legislative days,” made of shop and yard areas. retired. M«!Carthy was serving No Horse,Below Sick a M I-M W Rev. James T. O'Connell celebrated said he didn’t believe there waa counter^.. Hou.<Uision Other phases of the tax-relief 24, murderer; John L. Anthony, Pet Dealer Claims and another playmate. 9 manta unde^ the propoaed treaty SUPER-RIGHT MEDIUM EGGS mz 53* Mrs. A. Leroy Hall measure and propraed legislation '20, robber; and James-Moynihan, Alan's mother said today she is by aimply giving written notice in Thomas S. Moore Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza­ Buenos Alre% Aug. 29 (/Pl-^nis to assist the drought-hit farmers 38, companion of McCarthy llTlhe' Misrepresentation still trying to figure out how he the event/Wiat aome other nation got up onto the roof in the first W liK IND SPICIALI lAAPORTED Sh a n k la guilty of an "important viola Manager Richard Martin and Town beth M. Gordon Hall, widow of A'. captain and crew of an American are in a state of flux. Boston theater shooting and rob­ Leroy Hall, were held yesterday bery. place. Sharp Agtd Chtddar u59* tion." CRntroller Louise Johnson. ' freighter were questioned today in Ben Ooszo, proprietor of the TOMATOES „«,.H Portion 'LB A native of Vernon, Moore came at 2 p.m. at the Watkins-Weat an effort to determine the cause of Feeney, serving terms for rob­ 4 5 Another aection aaya that the Manchester Pet llenter, said to­ SUPIRJUGHT to Manchester when he waa four Funeral Home. 142 E. Cehter St. a collision that sank an Argentine bery and eacape and facing also, B l u e C h t t s f DOMESTIC eUANDPOR SAUDI U 6 5 * propoaala conatitute a aingle pack The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of a federal 25-year sentence, escaped day that someone has teen phoning WEEK END SPiCIAU CAAAPBELL Butt Portion HAM 1 . 5 9 ' age and that .*'lta provlalona are years old. He graduated from steamer and left 94 persona miss­ jV^ss Laine Feted Center Congregational Church, of ing. , Police Arrests about a year ago while being residents of this area and falsely Bsall OssM U m U s u p e r -r ig h t h a m J L O C A&P Sliced SwiifthBMi 39* Inaeparable.” Manchester High School and, in r U II m iT T n O lT INC CENTER SLICES II © ▼ 1950, from the UUnIversity o f Con- which she was a member, offi­ Ail the missing were among the taken from court as a witnasa. representing himself as an agent TOMATO JUICE Bfajer Proviali Fleeing to Baltimore, he figured In At Bridal Shower necticut where he majored in ac- ciated and. G. Albert Pearson 247 persona aboard the river steam­ M uensf er Cheise mud puv<» u 6 9 * The major provlalona which now Joseph Andrlkonls, 56, of 166 a bank robbery, and waa recap­ for the pet center. repyentjagreed tbalmimting presided at t ^ organ. er City of Buenos Aires. No one W KK END SPECIALI MEAT VARIETY Full Shank Half 59' Tuesday 'evening delegations Adams St., admitted to police yes­ tured in the Midwest. Falling in Gozzo said whoever ia making the Miss Marilyn Joan Laine. fiands IpiMtam powera are theae: Before going to work for the aboard the freighter Mormaesurf, calls inquires about the possibility .^Feam C hetti • aORDENerPHIUDUPHIA PKO 3 B * from Temple Chapter, Order of owned by the Moore-McCormaCk terday that he was the driver of last night’s escape attempt within of William P. Klotzer, waa hon­ -C e n te r S lice s "TT""— 1799'^ 1. A year after 4.he diaarma­ Town Water Department in Octo­ the car that struck a parked car a few Inches of tho top of the wall, of placing puppies In the homes CAMPBELL SOUPS 2 33^= ment treaty became effective Rua- the Eastern Star, and of its Paat Lines of New York, was injured. ored with a surprise miscellan­ ber 1952, he had been employed Matrons Assn., called at the on Wood Lane Saturday. He is he suffered cuts and bruiaes on his called and says the puppies can te eous shower recently at the home JANE PARKER aia and the United Statea would by the O o o d y ttir Tire Co., in Hart­ Only slight hope was held that seen at the Mancheater Pet Center. Whole Hams ,>53' funeral home. some of the missing might have charged with evading respon­ face. of Mrs. Russell Finley, who was WEEK END SPECIALI % eut their forcea to 2,500,000 men ford and the Rogers Corp. here Bearers were George Turklng- sibility. Ward, imprisoned for life as the The pet dealer said the center BREAD each and Prance and Britain to reached safety after the river boat assisted by Miss Ann Ciorman. PUMPaaNICKEl lOAVU 37* and in Rogers. ton, Andrew, Jack and Donald ^M iss Regina Opalach of 10 second d e g m murderer of Men- conducts all business at its 995 The bride-elect unwrapped her * rOR TBWCRiaSS AND TEMPTING FINE FlAVM - IE SURE WITH AN ASP HAM -A 1 T50.000 men each. With his wife, the former Marlon went down Tuesday night in the Main St. location unless asked to do SCOTKINS NAPKINS 2 31" J A ^ PARKER p t « . n 2 ss« Reichenba.ch. Burial was in the Uruguay River 78 miles north of Wood Lane re^rted to police that don Police Chief Mathew Man- gifts, placed in a large decorated A They would alao reduce arma' Holmes of Manchester, and his two East Cemetery. her car had teen hit by another tonl and Katherine Brady, 22, and otherwise by customers. menta, placing diacarded weapona Buenos Aires. basket, while seated beneath a WEEK END SPECIALI MEL-aBIT AMER. PROCESSED . ■ . T ^ children, Wayne, 4, and Douglas, vehicle while she was In her home, armed with knife, electric ebrd' Gozzo suggested anyone receiv­ white wedding tell. A buffet ^NDWICH ROLLS PKGOM 25* in atoraga depota under interna' 7 months, he lives at 186 High­ A govemipent communique said PLUMP, TENDER, ALL NEW 1957 CROP W IpK iND SPECIAL! Memorial Mass 163 persons— 66 crewmen and 86 Andrikonis is scheduled to appear and hook, previoualy attempted a ing a call not give any information. style luncheon was served by the JANE PARKER SLICED PtJLIWPOtT tional control. The levela of the land S t in Town Court Sept. 3. prison escape. Keenan ia serv­ CHEESE SLICES 2 45" A month's mind Mass will be passengers—were rescued from the "1 am deeply concerned," he said, hostesses. The centerpiece on, PKO M ^ armed forcea of other atatea would As aaiatont purchasing agent, said Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in St. Harold R. Munroe, 25, of Hart­ ing a second degreei life term for be determined later. river steamer. Survivors aaid many Tor tho annoyance and inconven­ the table was a bride's cake mads ROLLS OP 10 d k t Moore will work under the super­ James' Church for Mrs. Margaret ford, was arrested yesterday and murdering a Korean War veteran ience any of these calls may have by the mother of the bridegroom- WEEK END SPECIALI A&P BRAND Further euta in forcea could oc­ vision of Martin and Miss John­ of those lost were old people and charged with crosaing th« double f Bouffard. children who could not swim. in Methuen: Anthony was sen­ caused." elect, Mrs. Charles P. Klotzer, 380 cur aa a reault of later negotia- son. He will help Martin, who is white lines on the highway on E. tenced to 12 to 15 years, from tlona and -if peliUeal condltlona Maritime authorities had at first He said he would appreciate any Woodbridge St. GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 2 CANS 33" purchasing agent, to buy supplies Middle Tpki^ He 'is scheduled to Cambridgs, for armed robbery. Informatimi leading to the person The couple will be married on Ann Page Hot Rtllsh 17* were right and the flrat atep dia- for the town. announced there apparently were no fatalities. appear In Town Court Sept. 6. Moynihan and McCarthy teth responsible for the phone calls. Oct. 5 in St. Jqihes' Church. 10c OFF REGULAR PRICE-SPEOALLY PRICED TURKEYS .37' grmament arrangement had After Labor Day, Martin, Miss Pentagon Airs iwfft Mixed Piekln , uml warti 33* worked. Jbhnson and Water Department Among those listed aa missing ALL BEEF'HAMBURG, FRESHLY GROUND 3 LB t>KG 1.00 WEEK END SPECIASPECIAL! 3. Military expendlturea would Superintendent Fred Thrall will waa Silverio Brixuela, captain of SALAD DRESSINGnSSo"?V s39" , be aubject to examination by the the City of Buenos Aires. Local Sultana Stuffml Olives mant '7a«*'59* \ start looking for a man to take Parts Salvage propoaed international control or- Moore's place aa accountant. newspapers reported the 53-year- SELECT QUALITY nniaation aa a meaaa of ’ verify- The new accountant will prob­ old captain shot himself in the head Ann Page Saiod Mustord * m 12* mg cuta in the eonventioaal forcea ably assist the coiftroller with (Cootlnned from Page- One) while standl'ng on the bridge a few and armamenta. some of the fiscal operations in moments after the collision, but IONA PEAS CAN 1 0 ^ LB Ann Page Mayonnaise pints35*ouarts59* 3. The agreeing countriea would her office. Wilks to testify today about the there waa no confirmation. GROUND BEEF .39 uae nuclear weapona only in "a I LS Appointment o f the assistant reported burial of 330,000 worth Argentine officials said Capt. Yukon OinQtralo and aituation of individual or collective .of surplus materiel. Kenneth J. Sommers o f Marin Sunnybroak Red Salmon »CANin79* purchasing agent is part of a plan populRf FItvon Com'ontt Only 2 on 29= SUPER-RIGHT, SKINLESS WEEK END SPECIAL! •elf-defenae" againat armed attack. to reorganize the town's financial Col. Henry S. Monroe, who was County, Calif., and other crew Black HawkCkop"ptttes VEAL AND ROZ 4<*C (Mt Maaafactnrtag administration. Reorganization of in charge of materiel at the Har­ members of the Mormaesurf w en Sliced NdiliBr Dill Pickias 2 7° PORK PKO 4. Future producUon of flMion- engineering functions is also mon Baae from 1953 through ‘■bei% detained incommunicado." SHOP HERE ONCE- f. u i E i on able maUrial "wlU be uaed at home plaimed. January 1955,. told the committee They stressed that Such procedure 10 oz A|c Educator Cmx FOR TASTY SNACKI ’pk1 3 6 * or M>road, under international au- in oral testimony he considered the was normal to give authorities the Recipe White Marshmallows fKG SI perviaion, excluaively for ntm- excesses were ■''considerable," but opportunity to take testimony. . HFD. ROAD COR. McKEE ST. PHONE MI LB PINK or PUIN weapona purpoaea, including atock- 12 OZ that he would not call them The 7,890-ton M om acaurf—load­ -AND Y O U U SHOP HERE ALWAYS! Armour Tree! Luncheon Meot CAN ^ FRANKFORTS .49 pUlng." Cutting o ff the manufac­ T^msters Ready ■'acute.” ed with grain and cannbd ineat— 'NEVER A PARKING PROBUMT' LEMONADE FROZEN 1 1 iSh 1 . 0 0 ture of auch materlala for weapona Sen. Jackson (D-Waah). a sub­ steamed into Buenos Aires harbor Armour Corned Beef Hosh 65'= BUYou t TODAYIVJVAT rUKFOR YOUR lUUK PANTRY SHELF WEEK▼TBBK. ENDBfQU SPECIAL!O P K IA L ! would become effective one month Reply to AFL-CIO committee member, told the yesterday, a 15-foot section of her THURS. UNTIL 8 P. M. PRICED FOR CONN. REGULAR SIZE after an international inapectlon colonel the Pentagon seems to prow bent 45 degrees to starboard TOP QUALITY AND EVERYDAY LOW PRICES '■ 12oz e t c ayatem to check on it had been think the situation was "a mess." Armour Chopped Ham CAN w J LB Los Angeles, Aug. 29 UFV—The by the force of the collision. FRIDAY UNTIL V P. M. H A F N IA CIGARETTE^ onopio 2.16 eompleted. "The, Air Force has not lost The 3,754-ton City of Buenos WILL IRING YOU RACK AGAIN AND AGAIN! OPEN 4 0 Z « A C In thia connection, the plan pro­ Teamsters Union Executive Board these things," Monroe maintained, Aires, owned by the Dodero Steam­ Armour Vienna Sousoge 2 CANS w T MIXES INSTANTLY WITH COLD WATER 2 OZ JAR 4t« poaed that each country pledge members scattered to their home "the Air Force will turn- them ship line, for years had been shut- back." CANNED TIN A&P INSTANT COFFEE ‘jjllfl.lS not to tranafer out of ita control cities today, preparing to reassem­ Ulng passengers and cargo between Dorlhig Froxen Beef Steoks MCG s r HAMS 3:2.99 Jackson asked whether the any nuclear weapona or to accept ble in Washington in one week to Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Craomy or CliuNii Styl* J u l t o PINIAPPII •ml OtAPirauiT tranafer" o f auch weapona except colonel, now deputy chief of staff OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE. . . chickengatuakcy iucan 2 |* give, in person, their reply to AFL- Many passengers were in bed or QUALITY ootE-s F1IOZCN for purpoaea of aelf-defeHaeX for materiel at Randolph Baae in preparing to retire when the two SKIPPY PEAHUT BUHER PlfMAtoUAttoOaANOI Grape Juice KEYSTONE FROZEN 3 J a"450* 0. Tearing o f nuclear weapona CIO charges that the big union is Texaa, would deny that aome loas «oz « r c vessels crushed together shortly Juice Ddlf "S fROZEN 2 CANS would be Buapended for 12 m^tha, under corrupt Influenca occurred. ‘ beforq midnight. The river boat SMOKED 9Y THE PIEC f, IB Orange Juice ASP FROZEN 2 ^ i r with a renewal of 12 m onda—a President Dave Beck said the "No," Monroe answered. But, want down before lifeboats could tmmmmmmmxmmmim Boneless Hams 89' Shrimp Cocktail 43' t ^ of two yearay-provided that answer to the AJTL-CIO Ethical he insisted, "a good portion of that bo launched. Moat survivors went MBATS REAOY-TO-COOK VSDIUM SIZE adequate inapectlra ayatema are (the big inventories) was gener­ SPECIALLY PRICED Practices Committee will be "a Into the water in life jackets but AtMMaU-IT-YOURUlMDITION ... G en u in e Capons *““To?f.f5 TO 7 LBS 1.59*= Shrim p DELICIOUS FOR SALADS aet up and that aatlafactory prog- ated by changes in programming some clung desperately to floating We Give WIBSTIR'S courteous statement." He said he 28 Oz. Cons Sliurfin* IS KCTIONt WITH A 2.RAn PICNIC BAGS mtUUTV NOW ONLY reaa ia made under the agreement wouldn't consider it "soft or hard," and conatructlon." debris' until rescue brats arrived Consumers UNASaiOOID ------■IMDIRI 1.29 toward hairing $11 atomic produc­ and when a reporter asked if it Monroe aaid he had no recol­ Survivors aaid there waa no time to OVEN BAKED BEANS tion for weapona. ^ lection o f dollar valuea of the in­ Profit- EXTRA FANCY CALIFORNLA-SWEET, LUSCIOUS ■ ' ' SPECIALLY PRICED could lead to the l,4u0.0Q0-member lower lifeboats. OKTHMAItr- StetiMi Hr. s New m • . Curba on KSeketa ventories when he was on the Far' Sharing GOLD c u r NOW M M teamsters leaving the combined EVISCERATED G O LF BAllS PKGOPS'. ONLY B . ^ T F «. Rockets CM>able of ■ aoarinr labor organization he said "1 don't North assignment, and that it was Stomps , "T* •- '6 s Sale-()iily S9c above the Earth'a atmosphere into know.” not until 1954 that the bases had Young Hen outer space would be brought under anything to do with recording the WITH AMY rURCMAU Mon ond LodiM Summer Cops NOW 1 9 * e tm ^ l with a provisiao stating: Beck summarized the work of About Town ^ *. I the Ehcecutive Board's 3-day closed- values. Until then, he said, they • . A big, compisis diettonar-' 'All parries to U>e imnvantian only kept track of the numbers of ' ''rv • \ door meeting at its conclusion yes­ -I perfect far home, Office or Beys Polo Shirts ^ NOW • that within three months items. Town Engineer James Sheskey Pound Rag Shurfino GRAPES seedle$s 2 . 2 5 59* dfter the entry into effect of the terday, dividing it into two import­ school. A different section ant phases: He recalled that this was dur­ and Assistant Engineer Frank TURKEYS convention they will cooperate in ing the rush to activate the bases, Steele today attended the meeting 9Pet on sale each week. GRAND EATING the eaUbliahment of a technical 1. A decision to present person­ ally to the Ethical Practices Com­ and that the main mission then in Stratford of Connecticut town Start now! Sections 2 to 7 committee to study the design of was the defense of this country in highway department officials. MARSHMALLOWS 29' •o InepecUon ayatem which would mittee a resolution setting forth alto available. the Teamsters posltiace will be exclusively for peace­ aircraft and other items wlU) new and Mrs. (teorge Cohen o f 18 Ger­ 24 OZ. AVERAGE . purchasel ful and sciei|tlflc purpoaea." i ‘ Union's International Convention starting in Miami, Fla., on Sept 30. types and some secret missions in­ ard St. for about two weeka Mrs. T. Froviaiona'would be mad^ to cluding work on the Far North Rosenfeld, the former P atrice PEARS BARTLEn 4 .« 49' Beck said that "put of courtesy to BURSACK'S COFFEE cut the danger of auipriae attack radar defense warning systems. Cohen of Hartford, ia Cohen's by setting up inspection zones, with the committee, it would not be sister. FREESTONE-DELICIOUS aerial and ground inapectlon ayi- proper to publicize this resolution He said the surplus figures ASIA'S OWN PURE terns, covering vast areas of weat­ before it Is received by the Ethical swelled as conatructlon projects Richard Schauster, 11-year-old vacuum can 79* em and Soviet bloc territory. The Practclea Committee.” The coin - were completed, leaving the bases WHOLE or SHANK HALF mritee meets in Washington Sept with ccmstructlon equipment no son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V details had previously been spelled longer needed. ■i, out by Secretary of Stote Dulles in Schauster, 22 Chimberland St, Y ^toiile Shortening a proposal in London Aug. . The 2. Adoption of a.resolution au­ McGuire also mentioned these finished third place in a recent 20 Oz. Jar Pure 2 Talent Show held on the band­ READY TO EAT HAM S b 65* Soviets have already reacted the thorizing Beck to appedpt a special factors. He pointed out that men E lb e r ta plan in part and taken the posi­ committee to investigate six dis­ worked at the FrobUher Base at stand at Hampton Beach, N. H. He STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 39e slexo . . . the digestible, all purpose shortening It PEACHES 4.39* tion that they disliked the whole puted local unions in’ New York Baffin Island, where there were played "Around the World" as his f a n c y . (deal for cakes, fries tnd perfect pietl Idea. City. "35 foot rides, no docks and open trumpet solo and received a water for about seven weeks of the trophy. A pupil of William Nemer- Green Poppers ^"e 4185 25*^ Cooking Apples .4 b^g 39c 3. All the. pledges for arms 'These are the alleged “paper" or FOR THfeXAST HOLIDAY OF SUMMER: Gk aH cutbacks and . meaaurea to end the year, when all bulk supplies must off, local trumpet teacher, he is nonexistent locals'which the Sen­ be handled over the beach." 'niule, atomic race, according to the ate Rackets Investigating Commit­ a piember of the Recreation Band your picnic needs at Bursack’s, Charcoal, Briquets, Corned Beef »> 65* weatem proposal, would be mean­ ill''Greenland, he said, had open and plays with the >ond of the Paper Plates and Napkins, Rolls, Soda ,., get ’em all Turn family dinaer into s n e u k L tee alleged were set up' by Team water for only two months or so of Waddell School, w lw e he is a ingless ludeas there was alao full ater Vice President James Hoffa the year. pupil, at Bursack's for Labor Day. party fare aritb this lovely agrewnent on the "operation of o f Detroit with gangster assist­ CHICKEN PARTS 1 LB CAh cake. Never did a lighter, KIO.' an affective international control ance, to expand Hoffa'a power in s r livelier-taating cake enrne 59c ipd inapectlon ayatem.” the East. A Yankee Bean and Peach Shortcake supper,will be served Breasts lb. 79e Legs lb. 69c SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK! out of an oven! The proposal calls for an in­ Miss Foote’s Foot < The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices by the Brdtherhood of S t Mary's SUN-PRIRNeHEP 49 ternational control .organization Committee which made the corrupt IB 0 0 ' and for various types of inspec­ Episcopal Church from 4:30 p.m, 3 influence charge against the union Pierced by Nail today until 7:30 this evening. CAN OZ tion machinery and would commit itself has included unspecified BEEF PATTIES - 59* PiNMppl. Pi. .iTvIS ho» 4S' the participating countriea to co­ charges againat Hoffa, the most AMERICAN POLICY HIT 20- OFF RECULAR PRICE operate "freely" with the inspec­ lUtely successor to Beck, who is re­ Elizabeth , Foote, 7-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward New York, Aug. 29 (dP^Pre- D.f.HIWCrflMCok»'"‘" ir tors to make certain that the dis­ tiring as president of the Team mier Mebmet Shehu of ooiranu'* armament pledges were honored. sters. Foote, Gilead, was treated yester­ Oependebie, blendsbie dew) it equel to the best.. , day for a foot injury: nist Albania has Mtteriy at­ l£ E £D EAJlA .CKiSTMONT . HALF GAL. 1 IS I OZ « « C Uke the U.N. Security Coun­ FAVORITES yet costs you letti try It. . and savel J on* Parkw Whit. BrNd 2 idAVtS wto cil, under which it would operate, The little girl had been helping tacked American policy in ■ ASSORTED FLAVORS PKG ONLY CHAIN LETTERS REVIVED ' eMtem Europe but called for 12 OZ the control' organization would Washington, Aug.' 29 (/p)— her father remove- nails from the boards of a torn-down tobacco renewal of relations with the JdN. Porkw PMat. Chips PKO have an executive board m which Postmaster General Summerfield < powers—presently unspecified — shed. There were six children help­ United States, tlw New York nenW EET CUT said today that Illegal «hsi» let­ ing to remove the nails. All of Times report^ today. UBBY'S nOZIN FOODS would have a veto right on "im­ ter BCbenies are being revived. HEINZ HOT DOG HEINZ B A IY FOODS ' portant decialona." them bad been told to wear hard- LIBBY ORANGE JUKE HEINZ GHERKINS HEINZ BEANS He said aby reports of auch soled shoes, but Elizabeth felt that MT. ETNA ERUPTS FiAS 2iotin(u33" 9. The Board of Control would sebemes which come te the at­ her sneaks were more comfort­ Catania, Sicily, Aug/ 29 (P)— Broccoli Spears p> from the treaty by giving written tured her foot. bling explosions every three notice if there was a major viola- The youngster removed the nsll minutes, n e latest eruptien, 12 0Z « | C SUBWAY CRASH HURTS 8 fropi her foot herself and then was which started four days ago, « 2 tion by some ot^er country or if New York. Aug. 29 t»» —Two BEEF PIES A/'o SS' Niblits WHOLE CORN CANS 4 1 another country impiured the ef- token to -Manchester' Memorial began increasing in violenoe last HIIU'-FROZEN KITCMN CHARM Vnole Ben'a 14 oz pkg t ie 3-car northbound IRT subway Hospital to have' the. wound band< nigbt "■ ACORN or lUTTERNUT S A U D A TEA BAGS Kim SNICKER zecUveneaa of the disarmament trains colUded in tbe Bronx to­ 10 OZ. PKG. PICTSWECT SUCED DASH DOG FOOD HorsBffltot ««»«»27* Wux Puptr 2 35' e i c i 1 isiiKPKi 39'' PrMtNM.I.akl.l«nMM

i M «|..^iaHa II IR.I lAGS TWELVl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1957 _ III gANOHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1967 9AGE:TtoW W f and friends are Invited to the pro­ Coventry Grammar School^ grams. There will be no instruc­ i Bolton 7 wood, Donald Tedford, Henty on. Suzanne Remington, Diana he introduced at the meeting bx property has 177 foot frontage on ______• -in i tions but free swimming wdll be Thompaon Jr. and Robert Tromb­ Reynolda, Lypn - Robotto. Colleen Principal Mather. It ia.also expect­ Rt. 85 between land of Renato allowed these (wo days. ly- Robblna. Faj'e Rogera, Kathleen ed that Mra. Robert Lang, new Cocconi and Rose Freddo. Standard Skywatch Schedule Junior High Bus Routes Set ZBA Hearing Tonight SHOP Children in Mlsa Leao'a claaa itt- Shea, Marcia Williama. Wayne cook-manager for the hot lunch minimum frontage required by The Zoning Board of Appeals 74 Grade 1 Children Placed^ clude Anne Baveaa, Denlae Baatia, Lawrence FlanO, John Gor­ program, will speak briefly on that zoning regulations la 200 feet. The (ZBA) will have a public hearing Boguah. parol Grant, Marianne ton. Raymond Grezel, Warren project. Ir V* Hay, Claudia Hertidk, Barbara lot has approximately 45,000 square Friday, Ang. 90 at 8 p.m. today in the Town Office For IClPinarhmidt, Richard Miilalck, Open house has been set for the feet In area, however, which ex­ Coventry Aui:. 29 (Special)— ^to Swamp Rd.), South St., Silver Ann Murphy, Noreen Nichoi*. John Potterton, Thomaa Sharpley, Midnight • 3 a.m . . . Volnnteera Naaded The Coventry Orainmar School elC' St. to school. Bullcllng. Norman Major of Ross LABOR DAY SPECIALS Names I^ted by Principal October meeting, also a traditional ceeds the required minimum of Linda Novak, Kathleen O’Hara, 2 a.m. - 4,a.m. . . . . VoHiSiteera Needed Ave. has 'asked for permission to ■4 ’'■■'-w. Randolph Thomaa. program feature of PTA In observ­ 40,000 square feel. mentary and Junior hi)rh (trades . Bus *6, Henry Shirshac, leave m Dolma' Phinipa, Ellen Saundera, John Tpblaa, William Valentine 4 a.m. - 6 a.m. . . . . Volnnteera Needed but. routes for pupils followi: home, 7:15 a.m.. FlandCra Rd. to build a combination open stair-; 2 DAYS bolton, Aug. 39 (Special) ance of American Education Week. ' The ZBA granted the variance way and door atdop wdth a 21- fa re Carol Bucclno, Renee Calhoun. Jean Souer, -Paula Varca, Rob­ and Maiic-jyinther. A 4-H achievement program will 6 a.m. - 8 a.m. . ...O liv e Chattier Blementary tirades Chuladas and return, Nathan Hale F^cement of 74 children in three Joy GIgllo, Suisan Gunke). aalre ert Boake Jr., Guy Farrell, Cpnny W A Plana on the jrrounds It was the best use 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. . . . Olive Chartler Heights. High St.. Cross . St. to foot setback In the lake area be presented at the Novfember aes- of the land. Board .Secretary Byron But 2, Louis J. Bodreeu, first which requires a 30 foot setback. CLOSED G($de 1 claairooms hai been com­ Haggle, Victoria Harlow, Karen Fuller. Michael Laraia, Gary The PTA exceptive cornmlttee aion. The traditional Christmas 10 a.m. - Noon ...lx>uia R. Call, Thomaa Hiekej South St. (Harold Hills and AllCrr H. Shinn reported. Cocconi. who Noon - 2 p.m. . . . . Loiila R. Call atop at foot of Lewis Hill, 7;30 Budget Hearinipi Tonight' plied by Elementary School Hllla, Jean Peace, Krlatlne Roaer, Mortenaen, Karl Nlckae. Alafi, set its annua) get-acquainted night pageant has been scheduled for Dc- . I. a.m., alon); 44A to Experimental Aborn walk to corner), Lakeview Kathleen Sheridan. Chriatine Skinner, O. Burr Tomlinaon. spoke in favor of the variance, was 2 p.m. - 4 p.^. . ...G arry Sutliffe, J, Victor Marda Ter., Gerald Park, Shell Station, The North Coventry Volunteer MONDAY principal Richard B. Mather. program for Sept. 18 at a meeting cemljer. the only person other than the prin­ Farm, across Pond Hill Rd., to Fire Dept, and the Board of Edu­ 8\Vanaoh. Jacqueline Treachuk. Peter Traygla, Wayne Warren, this week. The date is a week later , ZBA ^Grants Variance 4 p.m, - 6 p.m. . ... W. Joseph Lemire, Bill Oraena Cove, return on Rt. 31. pick up sev­ out Seagraves Rd. to school. The a(igi({nment8 have been an­ Richard Amundaen, Thomaa Car- Charlea Zeppa. cipals who attended the public 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. . ,. Wayne Garland All pupils will be instructed at cation wdll have private budget nounced for publication for the than the regular meeting night. It The Zoning Board of Appeals has hearing Tueeda'y night. en first yraders, return to44A. to hearings with the Board of Fi­ LABOR nanter; Anthony Flano, Frank Pupila aaalgned to the claaa of was chosen because Sept. 11 was 8 pjn. - 10 p.m. ...O live Ray, A!l<» FM3U1 the school as to the time and cojjvenlence of parenU and chil­ Gortonr William Hoar, William voted to grant the request of Jo­ 10 p.rji. - Midnight . . . Joseph Marcin, J. Victor lifareia pick up pupils between Experi­ which buses 'they are to take nance at 8 p.m. today in the Town dren on" opening day. Mra. Moody arii-Lynn Cote, Anne judged too close to the opening of seph A. Freddo for A variance in mental Farm and school. DAY Mickewicz, Cbalg Newton. Jay Gauthier, Mary Ellen GrllBn, Manchester Evening Herald ^ yw atch Post'located on top of 'Manchester PAIice Stattoa. home. Office Building. Placet In Mra. Lindeman'a claaa school. standard minimum frontage re­ Bolton correspondent, 'Doris M. Bus 5, Charles R. Christensen, Plante, John Sadler, Dana pher- Mary Lefebvre, Deboraji PoiWher- Teachers and staff members wilt Volunteers may register at CIvU Defense Headquarters, Muitieipal High Sehool Vlsltoni quirements for a building lot. The D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-5545. Building, Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. leave French’ s corner 7:45 a.m. Grade 9 pupils attending Man .Manchester - Evening Herald S e p t . 2 n d with . children from • Tolland and cheater. High School will attend Coventry correspondent. Mrs. F. t>unn Rds., Broadway, Cassidy Hill that school on Tuesday. Sept. 3, Pauline IJttle, telephone PI Rd., to Baxter Rd, corner and re­ for an orientation meeting at 1:16 2-62.41. For the pick qf picnic pleasers cues for barbccuM turn, River Rd., last stop at Ex­ p.m. . . . and the best buys in holiday food supplies—shop Shop Early for the Long Holiday Weehend! All Stores Closed All Day Monday, Sept. 2, Labor Day perimental Farm The local school system buses POPULAR this week, for sure! We’ve EVERYTHING But 7, William Shafer, first stot> for the school will follow the reg­ Micliifsan Officer Lathrop Dr., 7:40 a.m.. Swamp Rd. ular routes as published to pick YOU’LL NEED for easy, breery fun-feasts In your . South St. (Jan Blamberg’ walk to up these pupils only. The routes Visits lAtcal CAPl favorite outdoor eating spot. And, best of all, you’ll South St.l, Woodbridgre Rd. and will start at 12:15 p.m. SAVE PLENTY because EVERY ITEM is LOW- return South St.. Seagraves Rd., Coventry Day School s fall term Wrl(fhfa Mills Rd„ (Gail White The Mancheater Squadron of the PRICED for this HOLIDAY SALE. will open for the pupils of Grades Civil Air .Patrol had a member of walk to Trueman's corner or Rt. 1 through 8 on Wednesday, and for SI). the Van Dyke Squadron from the Kindergarten Sept. 16. Bus Michigan aaa vliitor at Its meeting Bus 8, Frederick T. Edgerton.' schedules will be mailed well in first atop on Rt. 6 for Linda last night. He Is Sgt. Edward Ta- advance of the opening dates ' to nalskl, public information officer, Hazen and Linda Savoie. 7:55 a.m. all enrolled pupils. Sgt. Tanalski exchanged ideas with South St., Brewster St. to Rt. 44A, The school staff for the coming the cadets and told them of aome | Silver St. comer. Grange Hall. year follows: Kindergarten. Mrs. of his experlenceq, SUPER MARKETS 2 Bus 9, Alva A. Roys, first stop Maryl Johnson, Storrs; .Grade 1, 2nd Lt. Indulls Ozols, training I Victoria Rd., 7:50 a.m.. Cedar Mrs. Ruth Gehring, town; Grades and transportation officer, showed TURKEYS Swamp Rd., Bread and Milk St. 2 and 8.- Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, somb movies he had .taken at the Junior High Grades Mansfield Center; Grades 4 and 5, 1957 Summer Encampment held at I Mrs. Thelma Bousfield, Storrs; OVEN Bus 1. Edwin A. L. Ellison, Grenier Air Force Basq In New | leave home 7:15 g.m. with Barbara junior high and shop. Headmaster Hampahire. Oalensky, Robert Greenwood, Bab­ Don G. Churchill Sr., town; sew­ Capt. Ronald G. Farris, com-1 cock Hill, Pucker St.. Bunker Hill ing. Mrs. Myra Houle. Andover: in­ mander of the local squadron, an­ S T E A K S READY Rd„ return. South St. Daley Rd. strumental music, Edward - Gerry, nounced promotions for three.basic | Chaplin; Kindergarten and primary 9 with stops at Forest Rd., Water- cadets. They are Timothy iseck-1 SIRLOIN front' Park, ^ellevlew and Oak music, Mrs. Edith Churchill, with. (Tolan Fox and Lester Trout, | Grove. s town. pijomoUd’ to cadets third claas. U3. fiOITT. Bus S. Roland Green, leave home The choral music instructor and SHORT It was slso announced that the I lb T:15 a.m., Judith Fardal and Bar­ the art instructor will be an­ flr.st Wednesday of each month bara Doggart walk to, comer, nounced later. will be open to new cadet recruits. Cooper Lane, Root Rd.. Lewis Hill, 'The Safety Patrol meeting of T.BONE GRADE A RiVer Rd, to Hamerlins and re­ Monday has been postponed to SHELLS C 'E A N .MOLDS turn, R t 44A to Experimentalnla Bept. 9 at 7:30 p.m., due to Labor Crushed English-walnut shells I THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY! Farm, River Rd. to Brick S ch^ Day. are used'for "ammunition” in blast-1 -and Return, Rt. 44A to school. Delinquent Taxes Asked cleaning aluminum mattress molds Full Bus 4, Leon Chasse, first atop All delinquent taxes should be In a foam-rubber factory at Fall| STARTS AT Freshly Shank lb Defpot Rd., 7:15 a.m., Rt. 31. Pine paid on or before Saturday, The River, Ma.ss. Sliced Lake Shores and return, si^ps in fiscal year ends that date. Bejef Liver Lb. 29c READY HAMS Half Village at Center School ' and Mrs.^ Mabel G. Halt, tax collec­ South Firehouse, comer Lake and tor. said today it may be assumed Quality Main Sts.,. Rt. 31 to school with that all deHnquent taxpayer's Sliced Bacon Layer ' Lb. 79c stops at comer Springdale Ave.. names will be listed in thf annual Top Choice GRAND Hemlock Point, Fosters, Breeze­ GERTRUDE G. TYLER Fresh Lb. lb town report. Pinal decision of Steer Beef way, Loyzims, Buena Vista Rd., Such Ustings rests with the new Skinless Bag CHUCK ROAST Cove and along Rt. 31. Board of Finance which is to be SCHOOL OF DANCE Frankfurts 3 *1.35 Bus , 5. Christensen, leave elected O ct 7, she said. By The TOP QUALITY - READY TO COOK - BELTSVILLE French's comer 7:15 a.m. with The closing o f the nine-week's 340 Main Sfroot I>orothy Galinat and Julia Spen­ swimming lessons was held at 1 Amer. Bologna Piece Lb. Waybest Native cer. Dunn Rd. to Bread and Milk p.m. today at Waterfront Heights IS NOW TAKING Farm House Split to Fry, lb St. (Adele and Evelyn Gottler, development private beach and GHICKEHS Broil or Barbecue Michael Doolan and Michael wdll resunr(e at 1 p.m. tomorrow Fruit Pies Apple or Blueberry Ea. 63c t Bouchard walk to Dunn Rd.), at the Sandy Shoms town beach. FALL REGISTRATIONS Cedar Swamp Rd. to Rt. 44A, There wdll be presentations of U g k f M « o f, stops at Brewster St. comer and achievemeitt-cerUfleates to alf chil­ Ml 3-6259 Diehls, down Swamp Rd. (Russell dren meeting Red Cross rMBire- Chimk Styl» Hayes and Maureen Gainey walk ments. All Intereated parmis. il_ 1 aROVNP PRIORITY icsr-o-vsc WKsmoii ti»9k.A«q.w ». CHOICEST MEATS IN TOMfN...! YUNA A. ■fl DIAMOND CHARCOAL COTT SYRUP — 27 I tL

BRIDUETTES MAYONNAISE ^-5 0 Dellciees WILSON'S U. S. CHOICE AND PACKOa TOP IRANDS QQci0Lb.OQ(; 20 Lb. $1.69 4 ^ Starting Bag CHOPPED DILL PICKLES 40 Uol^iaif fU cH ic RIBS •• BEEF Si? X ijden FLESHLY ROAS-pn SWIFTS FROZEN-LOIN Boned Turkey i Oz. Jar 37c 04 LackdfoAd TUNA FISH io HOMiSTEAD Barbecued Chickens « . 139/iBncheon Sleiki Lb. Bag ia A h m c4 4 R ! Pillsbury Flour s 55 c COOaB-OEVEINEI) C ftf/ SWIFTS H40IEN l o b r VXd y PENGUIN RB)I- pbf. t b . 6REEN PENS Salad Shrimp TOto USEuse C y Sindwieh Steaks [Lobsters 65 Mo's Soda 2 Fo r 29c QUICK THREE m e a l s IN ONE / NAPKINS 3 35' HAWAIIAN B E V E K A < ^ E S STEWS Scot Towels shLtg For THE LETS CHOPS . NEW HOU^S , pAH,Y JNCLDDING SUNOATS 8 A. M. to 7 P.M. 2 39c HAVE A OPEN THUBS. and FBI. tin 9 P.M,' .00 ' 3 ^ . 3 9 0 or ROASTS lb PARTY PUNCHI UMB FORES PUNCH ALL FLA V O K S-Eui DapetH HI.HAT Dole Piaeapple-Crapefruit I Nb. A C P Green Giant Peas 239' 6IIANB )2m. a a c NANCYLYNN Chill Sauci UNION k-t. a # Potato oQ Swordfish Steaks' HIGHLAND PARK MARKET PLAIN, SUGARS Patatf Chilis PAK pkg. 2 f lb. O R . c in n a m o n for CrtamChatsa dam pkg. 38e 317 HIGHLAND SL, MANCHESTER Ml 3-4278 Mad* Willi AM FANCY EUERTA— FREESTONE Drink 2 >- 55' CALO DOG FOOD 6»"79 DONUTS Vkf^bb thertaaiaf I Natural Swiss C l SUNKBTntOIEN Mayanaaist I ^ Gardert Fresh Produce ^ Hallmaaa’i •« 24e WhaiaChiekan r . r J Smart Shoppers ^ave FRESH c tr r FRESH CU-T TENDER CRISP LEMONKDE caidcups PEACHES Boston Lotineo Watoreross Pascal Calary NatOuiis Jl(.rui2'’.^:2f^ LYNN POULTRY FARMS World Green KaalAid c*^>2r 37 lb. "C hoic* Fresh Native Pouitry— Direct From Our Farms to You" 1C P E M i c a M w n 1 9 h c B c l bunch bunch STOKELY PICKLE- BASKET Namburgar SUc m 2 9 ' 2 29' Kartiap CHI ” - 8 7 " STAMPS SEEDLESS — CALIFORNIA 0 SUNKIST Large Sweet Juicy FRE.SH» y^ Ci c K i E D RED RIPE SWEET FRESH PICKED WhNaBHI ' “ ^“ m Manchester Shopping Parkode—W. Middie Turnpike i’lortda Seedlefie MeINTOiSHINTOiSI ICE BOX i*T LBS. FOR wiiou anui luit ictr I inxEi' vEiEruus ri^sr Whtia SwaaT'"*^” ,” : '41" Parkode Store Open Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Tiii 9 P.M.-MI y-8251 G o o d F o r I |< r G rap es 2 Lemons 9 Dandaliont KRAPY DB.UXE CHEESE d% #|-| RICH’S 7 PS. tlCKLEt II« . Grapefruit Applet. WatarmtloHS Swaet Mixad l*T 38" SWEET 505 Main St. Store Open Thursday Tiii 9 P.M.— Ml 9-8098 TOSSED 8 O Z. Hundreds of Sli€G$ AMERICAN Swaal Gharkias ■2 as. jg C FRESH SWISS 33*1 Whip Toppii{ lar LBS. CELLO V a l u a b l e Potatoes .3 Salad MADE PKG. for 3 ' b . 3 9 ' up lb 15' i HEINZ KRAFT MILK AMPLIPIBl . " KRAFT FOR SMOKELESS COOKING READ’S AU VEGETABLE RICH GOLDB4 B R O ILER S FOR YOUR NOLIDAY BARBECUE Free Hantburgor Relisk Fr«nch Drossing Bosco ChoGSG Spi^Gad W asso n O il Potato Salad Crisco Fluffo FOR LABOR DAY HOLIDAY WE’LL]HAVE; Ice Cold Sweet Cider, Fresh Straw­ OUVE PIMENTO, HALVES or QUARTERS PIMENTO lib. aa# 3 lb. berries (ripe and sweet), Acid Free Tomatoes, Caiava Pears, Extra Large Nectar­ ■iril’ •CIS* r s s ’ ,.t 24c ^ 3 5 ‘ a PINEAPPU £1:67’ r s r 3 6 * ♦fll 99* 36 19* YOU PAY FOR No LIVERS. C Gifts ines, Native Muskmelons, Fresh Soup Bunches, Red Bananas, Red Sweet Onions tin and Idaho Baking Potatoes. FOR DILICATE aOTHES SAFEST POSSIBLE PURE, MILD FAST ACTION I GIZZARDS. NECKS M Lb. LIQUID STARCH •DOG FOOD TOILET TISSUE CHICKEN OF THE SEA Ivory Flakas Ivory Snow vory Soap Com at : “ A " U nit Ken1 2 27c IRNCU BBTS Ria JUO hMtMf Piddh| 1 ^ H c IPMTOS DHICIOUS tjHelPURIX 35cIkEN-L heal . HOLIDAY Minced Cloms 29c Half Pound 7 3 c , PMkag* nf 48 6 3 C lilACH akf. li^ iScIfiOnSCHAUS :;*, 2klENCAT0R ASSORTWINf CUT ONLY FROM CONNECTICyTS FINEST WHITE ROCK 6 O M s P e r 7 9 c ■

BREASTS - LEGS - LIVERS - WINGS MUELLER'S C a l g o n Chef Boy-ar-dM B o r d e n 's BACKS and NECKS-GIZZARDS Spaghetti g„^,2 r«r27c i,.r«e 21c M a k e s 8k»ap WMk Enaier SpaghaH I Instont C offee Taste and Compora —8 Guaronteod to Satisfy! Macaroni 2 r.r 27c uig. 21c !• Oifc 3 1 c . M O z. 6 9 c 2 4 9 c • O i. J a r $ 1 * 0 9 NEW TRiPLE-S"'STAMP REDEMPTION STORE--281 ASYLUM STREET ^HARTFORD FARKADE, MIOOU TURNPIKE W. a ii RROAIT'Sta, MANCHESTER. OPEN WEDNESRAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY UNTIL IPJL

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BUGS BUNNY A farmer, Just arrived in town, Don't argue with a fool. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 1967 waa walking across the street and PAGE FTPTBXN- might win. Prevloua P unta ITS V /y jured or even killed. 17 Sea eagle State" 37 "Cenlennlil 47,Weary last evening, at the cructgl point - The Method Chapel Rd., a a r k St., Pleasant Rd., Foster St., Ellihgton Rd., have two lesstons at the Wapping process of magazine reproduction State" (ab.) 48 Ancient noon session from 12:19 p.m. to Valley Rd., Wheeler Rd.. Smith Dart Hill Rd., Avery St.. Beelze­ \Mien he told his parents he had 18 Broods of 9 Antler , the part which told the winning Mix cornstarch and flour with 4:19 p.m. Ellsworth Memdrial High Community Hail, one from 9 a.m. in color. Plana for the October art JOHN B. BURKE bitteanf 10 Beloved of • 38 Persia Greek city recipe • the print Jumped Just >/i cup lemon Juice. Add to boiling St., Buckland Rd., Ellington Rd., bub Rd., Foster S t, Oakland Rd., to 11 a.mb and th% qther from 12 exhibition are expected to be A town guy said to a farmer: secured a Job at the blacksmith { 29 Tardy 49 Dispatched School; 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to Sand Hill Rd., Neverf Rd. td Sullivan Ave. to school. Union Town Guy—You ought to be shop, they laughed, and said. 30 Feminine Nydia enough to leave a hole In the list juice and cook five minutes. Add Pnlon School; 9:19 a.m. to 3:19 noon to 3 p.m. The hours at the discussed .at the meeting. RINfRAL HOMI 11 Poems 31 Royal Italian SI Golfer's term of ingredients. school. Wapping School, afternoon School: Bast Windsor Hill post of­ Plt^M nt Valley d u b hiiva still not getting along all right You have^ Parents—You surely don’t mean I appcllition the egg j-olks, which have been p.m. session; Avery St„ at Kelly Rd., fice, M ain'St to school. TEL. Ml 8-3888 your own milk, butter, eggs, meat" 31 Mariner's it East (Fr.) family name S3 Chemical Those who went ahead and mixed \lith the sugar, unOI been'-decided. PET 'REST ROOMS' to tell *us that a little fellow like | 30 Era ' 37 Form a notion aufllx Buses will pick up children at­ Spencer Heights, up Avery St. to Kindergarten Aten. Meets 87 EAST OENTEB ST. and vegetables. You have enough you can shoe horses. . direction baked the pie anyway should have creamy. Cook five minutes longer. tending the morning aesaion at The AKt meeting will be held "Rest rooms" for pets traveling AMBULANCE SEBYIOB to eat and a place to. sleep. That's 33 Self-esteem ii.^ed two cups of orange Juice and Cool slightly and add the orange Beelzebub Rd., Ellington Rd., Sand Twenty-five parents out of 60 Sept. 18 ab.8 p.m. a t the Wapplqg with the family are appearing In Boy—No, but I can shoo flies. 1 1 li r Wapping starting at 7:20 a.m.; Hill Rd., Nevers Rd. . to school. members of the South Windsor lot. 33 Violent gust 1 r r ll 1 4 one cup of orange sections. Not sections. Pour into baked pie shell those attending the afternoon aea- Community House. some parts of ths country. . Farmer—Uh, huh. But you come Point of View of wind Just any old Juice or sections, but which had been mixed with cold aion at Wapping starting at 11:30 30 Mimeograph r " 1 4 Florida Juice and sections. If the orange Juice. Spread the meringue around about eight-nine months The month of March is windy, a.m.; those attending high school from now and you will see the fat­ 30 Conger i ■i d pie was a flop, blame it on The of three egg whites, and sprinkle at 7:99 a.itk., .and those .attending Borne call it boisterous, true; 31 Eternity Herald. However, if we take the grated orange rind over the top. test, sleekest, nakedeat farmer you The way It ships these skirts! Union School at 8;40 a.m. ever beheld. , around, 1“ Bus Routes IJeted of account The follo*ving routes have been rd call it girlsterous too! 31 Collection of II P Bolton Will the Army kindly quit giving —Buell R. Snyder! ^ 1 established for the school year: aaylngt m Belcher’s bus, Wapping Schbol, L 3 8 8 f r IT’ If Local Stocks morning session, Wapping Center, MR. TWEEDY 39 PilUr Klar to AddrcHs BY NED RIDDLE 36 Wards off U jl Oakland Rd. to Manchester town OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 39 Cherry seed Vermont Meeting Quotatlans FTimlebed by line. Slater St., Demtpg St., Buck- 41 Scottish river 8 1 S Coburn ft Mlddlebrook, Ine. land Rd., Ellington Rd., -Pierce Rd. Bid Asked Sullivan Ave. to school. 42 Blemish p i Bolton, Aug. 29 (Special)— ^ INDEED VES.3AkE/ HERE'S 43 Writer's mark K B Bank Stocks Wapping School, afternoon THE AU3Ney.‘'.--AND OOH'T James B. Klar of Notch Rd., a Sion, Avery St. at Oakland Rd., up AMOS.lNE GOT A BiS T tA tf 43 Puffs up 1 Manchester Trust ... 60 39' iM m eye partim* comranV TAKE IT TOO HARD.olTJ 30 Assam P planning engineer with the State Conn. Bank and Avery St., Dart Hill" Rd. to New- CHAP-'-yoOR GUITAR marker Rd., turn around. Dart Hill WITH THISOLOsc eCE-TAR — V/e silkworm IT m tf I K B Development Commission, will ad­ Trust Co...... 37 H 40 H HAD SOMAMV HA(#PV CARE­ WILL BE IM GOOD HANDS 91 Cooking dress a diacuasiwn group at the First National Bank Rd., Mill Rd., Nevers Rd. to school. P High School: Pierce Rd., Ellington FREE HOURS TOGETHER/- — X'LL LAVISH t h e ♦ai.»»»e.e»oa- utenall D ■■ p a 1 12»th quarterly meeting of the of Manchester' .... 27 S3 LET'S SWWHG-THiS'DBAL affectionomita g ww I, ■« See , >■. MBaae New England Council in Manches­ Hartford National Rd., Wapping Center, Sullivan «aOICK SffS X lalCM'T doting m o t h e r 54 Rotter B” B 11 ter, Vt.. Sept. 12 and 13. Bank and Truat Co. 31 33 Ave.. West Rd., Strong Rd., Route RREAiC g n e s He r wav- 83WIngUkcpart Klar’a tbpie will be "The Eco- Fire Inauranoe Oompanlee 9 to brickyard and return to Strong "You otn't toll muoh obout thorn in owim trunko— t r ■- IT Rd., Main St., to school. oemotimoo thoy look ontirely differont In an oprOn!" 33 Ireland nomlo Region—A Basic Concept." Aetna Fire ....►,...... 97'z 60>4 H# will describe Lhe setup whereby National Fire ...... 70*4 v 74 >4 Union School; Strong Rd.. Rt. 9 the Development Commission blue­ National Fire ...... 72 73 to brickyard, return down Rt. 9 to prints the planning, zoning, and Phoenix...... 60 • 63 McGuire Rd., King St., Main St. to PRISCILLA’S POP The- Planner BY AL VERMEER iMuatrial development of regions Life and Indemnity In«. Cos. school. in Connecticut. ‘ Aetna Casualty...... 138 148 CoUtna Bus Ne. 1 _7W B N A « I O C , WE’D BETTER NOT Addreesing the discussion group Aetna. Ufe ...... 187 1/7 Wapping School, morning aes- TRIP TO MUDS ) MIME TOO FAR! along witk Klar wilt be Anthony Conn. G eneral...... 280 * 290 sion; ^ s t Hartford town line up BCMOOL STARTS E. Wallace of Simsbury, Public Hartford Steam Boiler 70 79 EiUngton Rd., to Pierce Rd. to IN A FEW OAVs/, Travelera ...... 78 82_ school. Pick up on Ellington Rd. Information Manager 'of the Con­ only. SWfFFSHMlEMIUM 7 7 7 necticut Light and Power Co. Public Uniitlea . IVapping School, 'afternoon ses­ Featured general topics of the Conn. Power ...... 40 43 sion; Foster St. only. High School: two-day Council meeting will be Conn. Light ft Power 17 19 Buckland Rd., Smith St.. Pleasant the impact of Federal taxes on New Hartford Electric Lt. 99*4 98*4 Valley Rd.,'Long Hill Rd.. turn England and the need for greater Hartford-Gaa Co...... 37 >4 40*4 around at Chapel Rd. to Burnham, WC'LL MIKC unity on. regional economic and So. New England left on Ellington Rd;, McGuire . Rd. T O T M E 1 political issues. Tel...... 8714 3914 to Main S t to school. Union School: CAKJADIANt Among other speakers at the Manufacturing Companlss Pleasant Valley Rd., weet of Bum- TOCMIBS. event will be United States Sen. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 48*4 ham’s to Rt. 9, left to McGuire Rd., o George D. Aik'en of Vermont, Associated Spring ... 84 V 37L4 left on King St., right on Brook St., Uhlted'States 'Tfeasurer Mrs. Ivy Bristol Brass...... -91 11% right on Main St., to school. Collins ...... 130 "K you buy H, wb’II hsv« H ist fixsd to it .Is! Baker Priest, and Mrs. Charles U1- ColUas Bus No., t FLUMP, TENDER ~ OVEN READY won't iigppon oggin." - rlck Bay, the first woman in the Dunham B u sh ...... 10 Wapping School, morning ses­ 200-year history of Wall Street to Fafnlr Bearing ...... 69, sion; Burnham’s Acres, east on ALLEY OOP Let’s Find Out BY V. T. HABILIN aseume the post of chairman and Bm-Hart 48 Pleasant Valley Rd. to Hartman's, COTTON WOODS President of a New York Stock Fafnir Bearing ...... 69 left on Buckland Rd. to school. FRESHLY ROASTED BARBECUED CHtCKENS ICCXJUJNTfiS' BY RAY GOTTO Exchange firtn. Landers, FVary d k . . . 19 ALLBV.. I «LW WHKTB HB N. B. -Machine ...... 34 Wapping Schopl, afternoon ses­ HIM ISMUEABfXir GONNA CO North and Judd ...... 33 sion: Brookflild Rd., Griffin ltd.. AN HOUR AGO. WITH TV4CM? RCB SUGHTLV DAMAGED Graham Rd.-. Hayes Rd., Nevers Groton, Aug. 29 (/Pi — The Russell Mfg...... 30 CMtnviNG HI6 Stanley Worka Rd,. Aysrs Rd., to school. VNOCULAR Peruvian Submarine Iqtiique suf­ High School: Start at Lyman fered only slM t seratotiee''VinT Terry Steam ...... 199 — House, south on Nevers Rd., left TURKEYS euts'on its under portion when it Torrington ...... 38*4 28% on Sand Rill Rd., left on Ellington went ground in Long Island l?.S. Env’lp com...... 23 39 U.S. Env’lp n 18 Rd., left on Foeter St., left on Mil Sound Tuesday. Offlcials of the ler Rd., right on Abbey Rd., left electric boat division of the Gen. Veeder-Root ...... 47 96 ' on Griffin Rd., left on Graham Rd., era! Dynamics Corp., builder of The above quotations sre- not to left On Nevers Rd., right en Hayes ROAST I the craft, reported this after the be construed as actual markets. Rd.. right on Graham Rd., left on sub was examined in drydock yes­ Griffin Rdi left on TVoy Rd., right terday; They said the Iquique went OLD CUSTOM en Sullivan Ave., to school. aground because of a navigational In ancient Hebrew usage, when CoiUns’ B w Ne. 8 error. a man died without sons his broth­ Wtmting School, morning ses­ smoked PICNICS er was required to marry the sion, Park View Dr., Chapel Rd., Fatalities as % result of on-the- widow and get a son by her who right on Long Hill Rd., to Bast Job accidents have dropped 39 per was counted as the son of the dead Hartford tbwn line, turn around cent idnce 1928. man and so carried on the line. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS iSUSSL and up, Ellington Rd., '.left on BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE |T'91H£ MttHTY ZORKA. HEAWST . IT WILL NOT K EASY, EMINENT ONE. Mi MISTS ON FHPli46 . NOTlfMH. TIIEPIOPLE FEAR TO TALK, f RISK ^ A N S f TIC TRIBCSMEN WHO MW PUTtMTAIN Jffliv. EE NHPEP... MONiy* . UP PPeUNE.. HIM. HCI3 VERT no*. 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■ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1967 PAGE S B V H im W , rAOS UATEEII UANCHEgtEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST M, 1987 1 ao THE Herald 'Angle W hite Sox Again as Turley Stales Win By ue Baseball Title EARL W. YOST Sports Editor Pitcher Puts Out Fire Merits Recognition Chisox Sell to Match Beat Lawyers Major Loaguo Notes Taken from a White Cuff Methodists Knot Count Although there are approximately 160 pitchers in major For Second Night in Row Yankee for Magli^ By 6-2 G>unt :Leaders=ssJ league baseball today only 21 of them can boast of ever American League having won 20 or more games in a single season. The pace­ Batting rBased on ^ at bats) In Church Playoff, 13-9 setters are Bob Lemon of Cleveland, who is now sidelinec New York, Aug, 29 (If)—Bullet Bob Turley, once a-strong New York, Aug. 29 (IP)—The New Yprk Yankees, striving -’•I '.‘S In Playoff Set — Williams,' Boston. .380; Mantle, but wild Btrikeout artist who fired away and hoped for the to strengthen their injury-riddled pitching staff for the Nmv York. .373;'Woodling, Clfve* for the rest of the year with a shoulder injury, and Warren best, finally has, become a pitcher, a poised and poweiiful stretch drive, may be balked for a second time in «n effort land. .<337: Fox, Chicago, .323: Playoffs in the Church Softball League are tied tighter Spahn, ace southpaw of ’ Milwaukee. Both men have’reached Manchester's Little l>ague Ifoyd, Baltimore, .313. the magic 'circl* seven time*. Onlyf ace who has slammed the door on the Chicago White Sox in to obtain Brooklyn’s Ssl (The Barber) Maglie, one time town baseball champion for than a aailor's knot today following North Methodist’s 13-9 five other present day flippers their big bid to overhaul NeW^ ...... 4-scourge of the National lisagua. Runs — Mantle. New York. 113: with a- Yul Brynner haircut York’s Yankees. 1957 is the Police & Fire en- Fox. Chicago, iM: Williams. Bos­ win over Jon-Di’s last niglit at Robertson Park. The series is hav* chalked up at least 20 wins In l9SS, it waa the aeveland In­ Milwsukea .. .616 — all squared at a game apiece with the decifiing contest .slated In at least two seasons, Robin The big righthander has proved dians who refused to pass on th« trj’. The PF’s sewed up the ton. 87: Sievers, Washington. 86: Don't shed any tears for the himself trirtually over-night Ui the 40-yesr old righthander when ho Piersall, Boston, 83. Brooklyn ,.. .559 7 -►Friday night st 6:30 at the North' Roberta of the Phila, aix time*; Yankees. All but eight of their Slengel' Mugged Jemm s Brass coveted honor last night by St. Louis .,, Early Wynn of Cleveland, four past 2>y4 months of his sixth major was placed on the 'waiver Hst by Runs Batted In — Mantle. New ..V56 7«i End park. final 31 gamea are in friendly trimming the Lawyers 6-2 at CIncinnsti ., .508 13'i timea; Don Newcombe of. Brook­ league season—just when the Yan­ With Cdn of Beer the New York Giants atU r poeing Waddell Held. The u-in. the fourth York and Sievers, Washington. 89; IGO Lures Five The .Methodists scored their runs lyn, three tim?a, and Johnny An- Yankee Stadium ... The top five kees, hurlin' with pitching injuries, Sees Dilemma the] National League club to tho Mlnoso. Chicago snd Skowron. Philadelphia .500 14'i I in bunchex. They scored five in the pitchers in the American Li games ahead of the Ths beerrthrawer was avlet- toua setUng up the battle of dollars cago, 23; Mantle, New York. 16: gym in October. Last year the Robinson has pulled out of more sd from Comiskey Park. doxen years ago. mound rival, . Art Storey was New York .81 45 .643 — Practically all the big names in ! to put uprising down. bouts tnan 10 fighters yet 'he la second place Sox.. for s pitcher who hurled a no-hit 9 Pilarcik, Baltimore and Mlnoso. - .-1)1 Chicago . . . .75 .50'.600 .5>4 pro golf will compete Including TYotters. in their maiden showing Savitt has been seeded No. 3 Ije- game againat tha PhUadUphla touched for nine hits Including two snd Rivers, Chlcsgo.NU Northles’ pitcher Tiny-Bonham allowed to di'-tate hit own terms While the Yankees were at work each by Johnny Manning. Mark L Boston . , . , .66 59 t.528 14>* seven of the top money winners of here, attracted a SRO crowd. in what may prove to be the ■wrap- hlnd Aussie Ashley Cooper.. He Phillies last year and com; d a Pitching (Based on l2 decisions) got into a streak of wildness In to rl-/al msm-gfera, promoters and out single, a walk and an Infield won the important Eastern title at 18-4 record after being oi Monetta and Frank Maloney. Detroit ... .63 83 -.500 ■ ■ 18 last year. Defending champion the sixth frame to walk five men boxing commisatona. Some day the up Job in their run for a third out set up the payoff whammy on led — Donovan, Chicago, 15-3, .838 Baltimore . .60 64 .484 30 Jackie Burke, Doug Ford, Dow According to a research TV straight American League pen­ Orange earlie; Ih the season and from the Indiana after the A walk. Mannings single and Shantz, New York, 10-3, .769; for two riins before Jen-j- Camp­ Harlem Dandy will find out that Sammy that saved Larsen’s eighth has been-playing more than at anV was well underway. , three boots accounted for the PFi (Cleveland . .61 66 .480 30 Flnsterwald, Art Wall Jr.. Fred bell was called on to finish the •tudy of ail the people In the there - -e two aides to all streeia nant, Milwaukee's Braves came off victory. ' *. Grim, New York, 11-4, .738; war- 'ksnaas City .49 78 .386 33 Havikins, Ed Fbirgol, and Jimmy time since h e . went into the oil first two funi while singles by leski, Cleveland, 9-4^ .892; Bun- Umpire Becomes,a Casualty at Ehbets Field game for the Methodists. United States w-ho are 10 years or . . . Plenty of major league man­ 'With a seven-game lead in purault Bunning was touched for both tasinesa. Waivers Exptaliiad Potter and Maloney and Monette's Washington ...48 78 ..381 33 Demaret are only ,a few of the Of the Methodists’ eight hit4, older a total of 27.9 per cent agers ere on the hot seat, Already of thefr first National League flag Red Sox hits—Joining Turlsy and Under the waiver clauaa, •n ning, Detroit. 15-7, :682. ' Umpire 'Vin Smith, felled by a foul tip while calling bails and strikes in Brookljm-Chicago gams stars. ■: * pay after a 12-6 clobbering by the New No Answer Expected double chased home two markers Strikeouts — Wynn, Cleveland. Thursday's Schedule Cowles collected three, including wrould be willing to a quarter Robby Br.4;an at Pittsburgh and Kansas a ty 's Ralph ^ r r y in los­ clubp in the NaUonal League first in the third. The M-Men—Monette, last night in Ehbets Field, Is treated in Dodger Dressing room. From left are BilUBuhler. assistant New York at Chicago. Sturdi­ Paul Hahn'a trick shot show will hia homer. Sandy Hanna and Carl to watch a World Series baseball Lou Boudreau at Kansas City have York Giants. ing two-hitters this season. The If he dosi win it,.th e bigwigs must waive on Maglie, who is said 164; Sunning, Detroit, 142; John­ Dodger trainer; Dr. Andres Rodriguez, Dodger physician, and pitcher Sandy Kopfax, who^tarted take place tonight at 5 o'clock, ard virtually committed to asking Maloney and Manning—went tp son. Baltimore, 138; Pierce, Chi­ vant (12^6) vs. Donovan (15-3). Bolin each banged out two hits gam e...D r. Eddie Anderson, new t*en relieved of their duties. The The defeat melted a half game skinny righthander, now 16-7, gave to be recelvlM 830,(MO for pitching work again In the sixth to produce game for Brooklyn. Smith fell when struck by foul off bat of Gil Hodges of Brookivrt After Boston'at Detroit, Brewer (14- dean of American major xoliege from the Milwaukee edge as Pitts­ him to play on the Davie Cup this year. 'Then dU American cago, 137; Turley, New York, 120. nrst aid beside home plate he walked off the fleld. (AP Wirepholo). apiece. Bill ' Rhumel and Bemie next CO lid be Kerby Farrell at up the first )Ut when Billy Klaus the final two PF runs. 11) vs. Mass (9-10). Rheaiime poked two hits gpiece for head football coaches. ■ will greet aeveland, Jack Tlghe at Detroit burgh's Ronnie Kline blanked St. singled in the fourth. Rrenk Sul­ team. If hia -past performances League clubs, starting with ths last Brian FitzpaUIck drove in both the Lunchmen w-ith John'Boothby his Holy Cross squad Sept. 3. or even Mike H ig^ns at Boston. Louis 2-0 with a slx-hltterand skid* livan won it wifli a 10-hitter. can ba taken as an Indication, his plitoe Senators, also must wahra. A Lawyers' runs, one via a single and Nattoaal League Anderson is now in hie 32nd sea­ ded the Cards to third. Brooklyn answer will be a big "no.’’ (2^^^‘’(^rc*ia r7-V^*'“ '’’ Grid Loop hitting a triple in a losing cause. OperatLi;-^ on uneasy footings in Tied for Lead club ia permitted to withdraw a the other a sacrifice fly. The Law* Batting (Based on 30(> at bats) Only Games Scheduled. Anything ran happen in Friday son as a head coach and 14th at the Nations' Leer'-’ are Bill took second beating Chicago’s Cubs Savitt figures to hava no troubla player's name only once, yerara rerepresented the International - Muslal, St. Loi^s, .340; Mays, U’edaeaday's Beaulta Needs Candidates Holy Cross.. .In the ei^rly days of -8 in 14 innings, (^ncinnati gained Williams,, tying Yankee Mickey against Calvin McCracken of Tena- “Wa have made a subatantial of­ nights game. Both games tn data Rigney of t^e San Francisco- Mantle arid oWashington’a Roy Leaguee in the playoffs. New York, .335; Aaron, Mil­ Robinson Wants Guarantee New York 5, Chicago 4 (Night). have been anything hut gnpd ball baseball, prior td the organlta- ^und New 'Ydrk Giants and Fred full charge of fourth, beating Phil­ fly, N. J., in hia first round match. fer for Maglie and alae for Virgil PaUes * F in (S>'> waukee. .324; Groat, Pittsburgh, tion of the National League in adelphia back to fifth 6-5. Sievers for the AL home run lead, Tracks of Kansas aty,’’ said ab r b po a * rbj Washington 3, Kansu City 2 Surprisingiy enough thia season games so the chances are this one L'.tchinson of the cardinals. Cooper goes againat John Brown.- _Betl, 322; Robinson, C3ncinnaU, .319. (Night). ths Midget Football League la 1676, the baseball used in games WilUaim DeHvere kept his average et .380 when low of Cleveland, whila Patty, (rtOmiskey. Burse may )>e a better game. Both teams was furnlahed by the home team Mantle, O-for-4, lost three points poQ«(oOann, v : - i ? ? Buns — Aaron, Milwaukee, 97; Boston 1. Detroit 0. having a difficult time getting a will be at full strength for the In the other AL games, 'Boston seeded seventh, has as his flrst op­ Manager Casey Stengel ot tha May,tay, lb ______...... a 1 0 and waa manufactured by local So the Yankees don’t win the was held to only two hits by Jim for .873. ponent I-awrence Shaffer of New Yankees said he had no knowledge Potter, e ...... a 0 1 Mays, New York. 96;. Mathews, Of Bigger Cut from Teevee Baltimore 19, Oeveland 6 sufficient mitpher of boys to com­ occasion with the winner the league eoneem* in each city. I t’n o t‘only big ones? They have done all right Bunning and Billy Hoeft—but one ’Ibc Giants nailed the Braves York. of the efforta to obtain Maglie. And Ooueette. p ...... a 1 0 Milwaukee, 91; Blasingame. St (Night). plete the rosters of the four teams champs for the year. Manning, r.f . . . . , a 1 i Louis, 85: Banks. Chicago, 83. comprising the league which is varied in construction ta t aome- in their first two meetings with was Ted Williams’ S3rd home run with eight runs in the third off Martinez Looks Up Sven Davidson . ot Sweden is there waa no comment from ether Mooetta. If ___ Friday's Schedule » rth Methodiars 113) -- chib officials. t 2 2 "New York, Aug. 29 (JP)—*tomey repreaenting Roblnson.a>because the IBC had signed a con- supervised - by the Police * .Fire­ AB R H PO A * timet was made . in accordance the Chicago 'White Sox and before that defeated Detroit 1-0. Balti­ Gene Conley,. now l-T.' Valmy aeedad third bdhind Savitt and he F. Malanay, n . a 0 2 Runs Batted In — Aaron, Mil I.-eaide.U Jim I.orris of ths tBC tract for theater television rights Washington at New York (N). with the capabilltlea of the local you read your favorite newapaper more walloped aeveland 19-6, re­ Beyond admitting that tha Dodg­ Oaltan. c f ...... 2 0 1 waukea, 105; Muaial. S t L o u is , Sugar Ray Robinson’s de­ Detroit at aeveland. (N). men’s Junior Athlbtle As.an., in co- : Howard, 2b ... 3 Thomas chipped In a'three-run dou­ drew Charles Maaterson of the OMbberg, e f ...... 1 0 0 still was in the hospital recover­ with Theater Network Television operation- w-ith the Recreation De- ! Holraea. aa .... 3 Iplayer*. tonight the Bomjbert may have gaining fifth from the Tribe. Wash­ ble in the frame that brouglit Boston, Aug.’ 39 OP)—la i^ Y th ird__ round. ” ers had astiad waivans'en MfigUe, 97; Mays, New York, 86: Hodpsa. fense of his middleweight ing from an attack of food poison­ Boston at Baltimore, (N). « I Bonham, rf. cf, p ....2 • ♦ • , home club aa his No. t foe. Vie (TNT) without hia approval. He Chicago at K ansu City, (N), I Ailmiat. If ...... 2 jivept the aerie# The KXJ, which ington defeated Kanshs City 3-2. rookie Curt Bu-clay an 8-7 mark. Martlnea today looked hopefully Gc net appeared to have Mar- Seixas of Philadelphia, Neale they were non-committal. ToUla ...... as a 3 la 4 1 4 Brooklyn. 83; Banks, Chicago and boxing crown against Carmen ing. officially starts tomorrow, will Turley relieved in the sixth last lAwyar^ (t> Crowe, CSncinnatl, 80. claimed .to have a better offer from Only three more days remain ' Hanna, 3b...... 3 Jaba from the boxing Industry: Wally Post’s two-run 17th hom­ up the featherweight ladder after tine* in trouble several tiroes tat IFraaer of Auatralia and Ham b po a ,» rbl Basilio at the Yankee Stadi­ Not Available Teleprompter. for interested youngsters between : Pi’hn. c ...... Harold Gomes, who appeared onget plenty of coverage with several night after the Sox had tagged er capped a six-run second that never could follow through. Rlcliardaon of Weatfleld, N. J„ are Dalaaay. 0 0 0 HItF — Schoandienst. .Miiwau-< An IBb spokeamaiv said efforts On Monday, at a stormy hear- i teevee last night. Is Portugueseradio and teevee etatlona sched­ Larsen for a run that cut New confounding veteran Harold Gomes B ean Have Tough Slate f 0 um Sept. 23 hit another snag the ages of 9-12 to register for the (("“lia 'jb rf '" stood up for the Redlegs. Curt Sim­ Martuiez employed a right Ji*, rated number 4, 5 and 6. Thfl.r op* e, ef 3' 9 6 kae, 166; Maya, New Ybrk, 168; today and apparently was back in to reach Ro-'/inMn had been futile li.i’, the B o x in g Ommiasiem program as Sept. 1 Is the dead-1 corrtr'ra. rf and Greek... ^member Tony Ja- uling special shows frbm the York’s lead to 4-2. The Yankees mons Iqat it while Brooks Law­ on a-BouUipaw switch; alrgight left and occasional two* ponenta, In order, arc Alan Rob­ & Story, e...... 0 0 0 Aaron. Milwaukee, 162; Robinson, the lapa of the New York State but the statement said; ordered Robinson t> fulfill his con­ Starting Times, line. The necessary itppllration | B- ■'f • .niro, the handsome one-time wet- Wethersfield Country Q’Jb. For had smashed a I/O Sox edge In the rence, who had lost six straight, Martinez, who' arrived only re- fiated flurriss Jo Panama, won a unan­ - who had had 48 professional bouts Greenwich, Cohn., and Steve (Jott- ic Coast Psnneklaii, If . . . ; 3 0 159. ^ The snag, the international antee) is confirmed by Robinson, Robinson at that time said ‘he ICO Fairings Co. No. 4 on School Street or at [ Toiala ...... 25 13 a t partender in New York C_____ ity... clinic tonight. 1 suggest you catch two-run frames against 17- game 11 record. imous 10-Tound ■ decision ■ over lieb of New York. Qmfenmca'toes, th^^^teraira ef 0 21 0 to his 22. Both are 23 years oM. * (Jallfi— ' — ■ W. Stor^ 3b. ta . .3 0 1 Doubles — Musial. S t Loubi. 32: Boxing d u b said after day long the IFC will bring an action V. ould meet Basilio If there were no the Bast Side Rec. Jna-PI'S 19) iBronx< fighter Frank IppolitIppollto wUL ia u l Hahn's show on teevee at winner BUly Pierce, who lost hia A pinch-single by Elmer Valo got Uis Providence, R.I. boy last night At' first Gomes tried hU best to lifornla football team ‘wOI play Baale. rt ...... 1 0 0 Hoak, (ancinnatl and ^ncerA N ew AR R H PO A E (enter New York University 10th. Southern Methodist. Mtehlgan a>Mlatratta. rf 0 conferences yesterday, was Robin­ -against Robinson for breach of radio or television. Norris collapsed First listed urns . U* PridRj' Better still. interesteJi candi-! Rbumel .7h New York University next 16 o’clo:k . . Hartford's Moe the Job done for the Brooks, who in . a nationally televista ]90ut by solve Martinez’ m a rk but oyer Syracuse University has plsyed f eaverlck. ■ 3b“ $ s a York, 31; Bouchee, railadelrala, son's alleged demand for an in­ contract and against Teleprompter shortly before a conference waa witfl the second- ___ Ume |i\te hoUl' Ilia dates may Join the. amall fry fool- j Rliraum'r cf ’m onth... Doc Keama back in the Drahosvsky of the OiicagO Cub# (Earl Torgeton rapped a two-run- hadn’t been second slfice July 24. changing from orthodox to left- tha final three rouiida the PVovl. SUte and Navy tn Pat# Dnett’s 30; Morj-n, Chicago. Schoendienst, crease In theater television guar­ ”*1 ••• bauii-asy • rouno. bill program at tonight’s practice | Ycxxoif. '»-■ ^•%ld day* waa a close friend of Is doing fine tn the strikeout- de­ homer off Turley in the taventh, interoollegiats baskethaU for 56 first saaiMn aa coach et Ua Oo$dta IMsls and its cresident, Irving Kidin, for scl.eduied with Robinson and since *W««ii, CbspiM- Ed Roebuck, relieving'in tha sixth, handed style near the end of tha dance lad waa plainly loat. yoari 30 3 3 M S S 3 Milwaukee and Thomas, Pitts­ antee from 1250,000 to 8300,< ^. inducing breach of contract. then the talks have been carried session starting a't B o’clock at ' " -Bheriff Wyatt Earp, now glorified partment, having 125 to his credit after Hank Bauer’s homer had Bears, e—8. Bterr n a ter FItspatiick in *tb. burgh, 27, ' eus- h . l . ; j,oim Kirxpwtrick. ,u«A- Mathason, 2b. won hia sixth, blanking the Cuba Fir* sad P b U c * . .... 303 03x—« The de:.iand. aald the, ETC^ln a ^ "In addition the IBC will call on by his represertatlves. *''****•''' Lmmun*, Wettirrs-, Charter Oak Park. PFJAA offi­ McCarthy, r In televialon fiim a... Argentine for the fifth tast mark in the given Itlra the big edge in the top on thrae ainglaa In hia first nine bamyen ' 100 11 TYlpIes'— Mays.-New York, 18; statemont, was made by (Teorge cials report that several of Jasl Smimona, lb heavyweight prospect Alex Miteff National Leagua. of the frame. Larry Doby's one- Moaette. McGann. Msaaliis' these facts before the State .\greed to Demand Welh»r«(l«ld; Tcdfnrd, 2h .... inning atlnt in the major*. Bruton, Milwaukee. 9; Virdon. Gainford, long associated with Athletic Clommlssion' Thursday for xcnsrle* iwwsJeiki. ISew Haven' year's veterans have not as yet Volland. rf. p .^turned to boxing because of his * » » BrTFItspatrlcIi: LOB. Mr* a Pittsburgh, 8; Seven players tied Markson said that TNT had Uw i: Lawrers 3: BB, A. Btori- .t; Robinson, during a conference be- such action as the commi^on agreed to m a -tc h Robinson's xFhlilp Kavum, Huiiilo. V. siirnifled their Intentions of play­ Marchaaaa, p , 0- 0 ^idoi, Joe Louis and not Luts Angel Norm Zauchln, Red Sox first . A Btory ». Doucette 7: HBP, with 7. S a i.a .a o Ueorse HouUon. Belmunt, ing again this fall. Thus far each -. fk. . Flrpo, his fellow countryman... PtoufT; WP, Droeett* 3: PB. Potter I, twew an IBC group headed by deems picper." de;nand for a guarantee of 8250.000 Maaa,. xiiK-Iiaro.k.mnlii, naiirura: wu- Totain ...... 27 9 7 31 baseman, ie out for the eeaeon h tspitrlck 1; Beorer, Harrieon. ^ o m e Runs — Aaron. Mllivau- Managing Director Harry Mark- Robinson originally i a i d ' he Itaiu B cnui, iVnrUi AOaini. Maaa. team ha.s been assigned 21 young­ 3B. Boolhby; HP. (.'rvirlaa: Large Lou Viseuai, who once with a broken )>one in hia left kee, 37; Snider, Brooklyn, 34; before Gainford made hia s^te- sters and not a single boy has son and/M artin '-irachat, an lit-' would not go ahead with the fight ment. 1.^*“..' VliUuual, HrietDl; Aupiiat. llnward I.OB Mathodist'a 6, claimed Hartford to be hU home wrlit. He was Injured sliding into Two Willies to Compete Again Banks, Chioago, 30; Muslal, St. -kruach, W tUieralieldi Chick been cut. Additional boys are Jon-Di a 12. BB. Bonham 13. Vniland », and manager of Willie Pep; wllf second base Tuesday n ight... It Louis. 29; Crowe, Cincinnati and WlUwn, Weal Hartford. 8:47 11 :SI John JlcHoldrCck, Noraalk: unveil hia latest hope, heavy­ has been revealed In jSarasota, F la, . 5 ^ Mays, New York, 28. PjUliuUan, I'onaert, K.Y.; Harry ready to begin scrimmage sessions -7 ruDit In -5 - inninirn; rhappfll . 3- ff>r. weight Cleveland Wllllame in the that Paul Waner, fanner Big Poi­ As Highlight ' of Racing Card Stolen Bases — Mays. N ew Whiti 8r Negra, Thaft the Q8estf8w NMtHbladt. Avon. ^ in the near future. 3 nirui tn 1 l-J: Volltnrt 4 Mr Irt runp in fall... Light heavyw-elght chal­ CHARTER BOAT «:S5 11,09 Dave Ragan. Orlando, 2, MRrrhF.R.dA 4 for 3 nmii in 4: HBP, son wlUi the Pittsburgh Pirates, York, 82; Gilliam, Brooklyn, 23; Fla., Stan Btaaaowaki. lorrlnston. Bob Further information may be ob­ Rhmum^i W, Bonham; L. Voiland. lenger Tony Anthony has come up I was suffering from tuberculosis... Blasingame, St. Louis. 17: Temple, Schappa. Weal HarUord. tained from anv one of the four New York. Aug, 30 (45—Willie^ ’kinson'a thunder at Saratoga when ■ y t Cincinnati, 16; Fernandez, Phila­ rvu,'* Slranahan. .Tdedo, head roaches —-Tlnky Pohl, Vince Shoemaker hnd Willie Hartack are he took King Riutch's Here and 40 Fr. "Windward IV" delphia. IS. . Ohio: Kddia Burke. Woodbridse: Gdnovest, Ray Zemanek and John HittUg—-Ted WiUlams. Red Sox Birth Certificate Needed Georsa ISalo, Philadelphia, Pa. booked at Washington Park again There, at 16 to 1, to a three length Pitching (Based on 13 decUions) B tw . Bridgeport: Hughes -- or from Jim Herdic and victory over C. V. Whitney’s NIANT1C — Sanford, niiladelphia, 16-5, —tagged his SSrd home run, tying Youns. NorUifleld. M an.; W’ally Fortin at the East Side Rec, today, and racing fans may see Snow White in the 77thrunning .762; Buhl, Milwaukee, 16-6, .727; for the league lead, In the sev­ on Hudaon, K. y. During the teoKonjSfyt MET. the genesis of a dandy duel be of the Alabama Stakes for 3-ysar- To Prove Color of Dupas e.M 11:78 Mike 8 <New Orleans, Aug. 29 (JV-TheA The 21-yearrold D upu Is u k - , 8:38 13:28 Johnny Poll. Shreveport. yesterday to give him a total of Strikeouts — Sanford Philadel­ ntchlBg—Ed Boebuck, Dodgers fight of boxer Ralph Dupu for a La.; Mike Homa, Bye, -N. y ., John paid a hefty 834.70 in 3:06 2/6 for SPICISIS Ing Civil District Court to force the Cleary, Hartford. Wanted 234 for the year. Hartack had one Copt. Don S«nind«n phia. 162; D rott Chicago, 145; the mile and quarter ever a rough —Blanked Cuba on three singles birth certificate stating he is wrhitc City of New Orleans to issue him Ford. Mahopae, N. for a 267 total. Beth are far from TR 5-2828 Jones, S t Louis, 127; H a d d ix , after relieving In sixth for 641, 14- packed more punch today w-ith one T.; Billy MaxweU, Odeaaa. Tex.t Ed track. Mrs. Gerard Smith’s Outer Philadelphia, 126; Drabowsky, the birth certificate. The document achieving the Shoe's record of 485 Space Was third, while the favorite hmlng victory in flrst nbie-innlng opposing witness discredited and is v iu i since the SUte Athletic Furatol, M. Andrewt. III. Everyone Wants^to Fight Floyd which 'he set in 1953 but a few Chicago, 125. stint'in majors. another's testimony shaken 9:45 12:49 Joe Conrad. San Antonio. Misa Blue Jay finished fifth. Commission ruled it would not ap­ Tex.: Gil Cavanaush. Cedarhural, S.. LESSEE OPERATOR mere big dayi and Shoemaker Favbrite Wine y . : Bob Hill, ROebeater. N. V. ' could be breathing right down prove any matches for Dupas, r'** ,J*J.87 Oeorke Bae'er. Los An- Pink 'Velvet, staunch favorite of fourth-banking contender for the aeies. Calif,:______Bob .Loski, South Miami, And This Is Good for Boxing Hartack’s racing neck. the fans at Atlantic ay, won' the 196$ CHEVROCETUTATION WA80N 19$3 OHEVROLET MOOR Utle, unOl he obtains it! FOR A NEW 19:03 l;te Howls Johnson. Akron Oalae Limelight 820.000 Margate Handicap for her V-ft. PowergBde, radio, heater, A Louisiana law paued the lu t Ohio: xted Lendiyk,'Newtegton; 'Tom By HARRY GRAYSON -3- McMurtry Is a crew-cut Irish­ Ted- Atkinson, riding at Sara­ first viotory on American i^ . year bans athletic 'competition be­ Nlcporte. Cincinnati. Ohio. toga, thrust himself into the lime­ The Canadian colt, 'wiplesa in whit# walls, ba(dt-up lights. Very 2 to choose from. Both newly paints $< Kill 1:15 Mlko Detchlck, Yonkers. SeatUe — (NEA) — Everybody man with a stage, rather than a ed and very clean. tween white perMns and Negroes. Dicklnuon Jr,, Panama w'anta to fight- Floyd Patteraon fighter's nose, and ia totally un­ light also when he ateered three eight previous tries on American low mileage. , The city's Burlau of VlUl Sta­ C*{¥-,E7a-: Sill hai-r- Tucson Arlx. marked after 102 amateur and 28 CITIES ® SERVICE mounts to winner's purses. Two of tracks, scored a half length vic­ 10:19 1:23^ .T O. Goosle, h'ashviUe, now?. lined up. in any order, you them, Carolyn Lee (815.20) and tory over Pentagon Stables tistics hu refused to give Dupu Tenn^ EYuk StasMwskl, Torrinnm. have Pat McMurtry, Eddie Machen. professional outings, plus's itrgtch a certificate saying he is white. 10:27 1:31 Ed WhaH^ .Ir., Salem. o't heavier duty as a Marine Air Connle’a Pal (811.30) teamed for Sft.Ux. Mile. Dianne was third, T h e T t m e : Zora Folley, Roy Harris, Willie eompktcly modern station now available at West Middle a 852 dally double. coupled with Slipperoo. Witnesses caljed by the city yes­ ■“'•'•Pi Brooklyn, N. Pastrano. Alex Miteff and even Branch sergeant in Korea. 19$1 OHEVROLET HARD TOR COUPE I9$6 OHEVROLET MOOR •'I • Boca Raton, jHa. He u-aan't talking- for pleasure, Turnpike and Adams Street. Apply Jim McDermott at Harry Wajda, riding at New­ Pink Velvet, with Walt Blum terday to aid in esUblishing that 10.35 1:W Jim Simpson, I,os Angeles, Inge Johansson of Sweden. market, N, H. had himself a big aboard, refumed 85 -with a tre­ Dupss allegedly is one Ralph Du- Calif.: xDon Hoenlg, Wethsrsfisid; Patterson now is a champion either. Emil Lence, the little New American Coal Co., Hartford*—TeL JA 2*8151 Miami Springs. Fla York cloak and suiter "Who has day also with three winners, the mendous stretch run that over- Beautiful, new; beige and red paint 21(> model. V-8, powergiide, power plessls failed to help the efty's 10:45 l:ff Jack Toskl. Northampton who has. so far as contenders are biggest being Farmville (814.20). cam# a fiva-length margin Uy S V ‘-At *BllIy Thornton. Tequssla, Fla. concerned, no aura of Invincibility the major promotional rights to Elf*- - job.'Excellent throughout. storing, radio, heater. Very clean. Bob Cintolo. Avon. Patterson, had a long talk with Cldon Nejaon stole some ef At- SaUx. The Pla-ce: Judge Rene Viosca. discredited :_10;*8 1:86 Albert lAbutls. Wolcott: about him. They think he can be 179 5 Chrtstophe Duplessis, a 53-year-oId S?'l'r Formstead. PH-moulh, Mass. taken and they’d like to try. Clarence McMurtry, the father Frank Segallne. New Britain. Thia 5ieaiM Action' who manages his handsome and fisherman w-ho Identified himself 11:01- 2:06 xJohn Pracon. Welhers- highly promising son. Lence want* Negro and uncle of the fighter. ileld: ^ a te Bchine. Westport; Stanley Thia means action' and the kind 19$« FORD VICTORIA HARD TOP Viosca said he could give no weight Hilinskt, Manchester. of important business boxing has McMurtry -for e Yankee Stadium I9$S PLY. SUBURBAN STATION WAflON ll;fla 2:13BTART£RS TIME needed for a couple of years’ now. title shot next June. a t m u c h a t • • • to the man'a testimony since he , 11;17 S:lsT,Ernle ^ —...... Burgess...... Newing­ Jet black with white walls." V-8, changed his story several times. ton; xRonnIe Mattson, Wlihraham; While matchmakers, managers Patterson, who further made It New paint. Here’s a low cost, good . . . a n d Viosca wrill give a decision in the xPeter Kaccaipiina. Wethersfield. and prbnioters tried to do some­ perfectly clear that he needs ex­ F pr radio, heater, Fordomatic. Low, low running station wagon for that hearing without ji Jury, 11:25 3:23 xRay Noack. Brooklyn. N. thing about the dead boxing busi-. perience, H-ants to fight three or y ON THE COST IS::'- original mileage. growing family. Y .: xLarry McCue. Torrlngton: Ernie four timea a year. Lence Iswork- ’1995 ness, it remaineci for Youth Un­ Atty. Sam Monk Zeiden. repre­ CerardI, Wethersfield. i'ng to please him. He la seeking senting Dupss, also found short­ 11:39 8:31 Bob Bodington, Farming- limited, Inc.—and we still haven't / o 6 f n e w T I R E S I S c h o o l ton: Bill Rrmsen. Bayside. L. 1, N. Y.; even a hazy notion of what it is an opponent for a late Noyember. comings in the testimony of an­ Mickey Oresh, Wethersfield. title match in New York's huge 1951 MERCURY 2-DOOR other prime witness for the city, 11:43 3:39 Alex Hackney, Manchester: to prove ■ a pdint. It cost the 19S8 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDANS Kowalski, Cromwell; John Msndly, Columbus, Ga., organiution a large Ktngsbridge Armofy, S c h m i d t ’s ! Mrs. Lucretla Gravolet, of Pla­ Longmeadow, Mass. D'Amato has made it clear MT XT»A>MIUAM a n d quemines Parish. 11:61 8:47 Gordon Jones. Alliance, stack of money to'''db it, but the Ohio: Steve Doctor. Hdnlington. L. I.. fact remains that a dead game Machen and Paatrano turned down 2 to choose from. Both have hydra- N. Y.; John OaleskI: Waterlomi. guy, atrong. willing aod pure of j chance's to meet Patterson and he -| $1 V-8. Straight shift, radio, heater. 11:59 3:55 Tommy Jacobs. Whittier, mdtie. Calif.: Jerry RoMnaon, Houston, Tex-: P lo y .IKenk Boj-ntcin, Sanlando. Fla. a pretty good Job againat the cut- li.O t 9 no Arnold Palmer. I.atrohe, rent heavyweight champion. Zora Folley and Nino Valdes, the' P a.: A1 Balding. Blgwln Inn. Ontario; lattdr to be taken on in Cuba, NEW TREADS Cimada; Fred Wampler. Indianapolis, Thia was shown by Pete Rada- 1954 OHEVROLET STATION WA60N Tsig. macher, of coiirae. If Rademacher, liarria Could Figure 1»$t CHEVROLET f-OOOR 12:15 9 .U Boh Schoener. Allentown, Pa.; Edward Bubis. SprinMield. Mass.; a raw amateur of 28. could win But other heavyweights are Bnice Keyter. Durban, South Africa. three of the first four rounds as thinking now and if Roy Harris Powergiide, radio, heater, all vinyl 12:26 9:21 Paul Hamey, Worcester. saw it (the referee gave him of Cut and Shoot, Tex., can get SHOfS FOR ROYS ^ Id here originally. Low mileage Mass.; xRlekard Slderowf, New Brit­ plastic interior. Is perfect for kids. ain; Don Fairfield, Caaey. 111. only- one, but others went as -high over , Pastrano in their, rematch .andclean. • 13:33 9:39 Jim Fereo, Winston Salem, as three) and-come out alive after in Miami Beach, the pistol pack­ GOODYEAR N. C.: xRobsrt Grant, Wethersflsld; seven knockdowns, four in one ing schoq) teacher' would be part Ronnie Kicol. Ix>s Angeles, Calif. of a Lence promotion in Houstorf J u m b u f > ^ ®*i* Casper Jr.. Bonita, round, the fifth, then there is a -A Bturdy, good-ktokiof 19$| DaSOTO M O O R 19$S FORD CONVERTIBLE CjUlf.; Dow Flnsterwald. Tepuesta, grand chance for anybody who can or Miami in February. ■ho* that 16 tha (avorit* Fla.; Jim 'Tumesa, Elmsterd,' N. Y. So Pete Rademaelver did a little pr/cMl 13:49 9:45 BUI Trombley, Dallas. fight. of boya avarywhort. Make Us Tsx.; Boh Kay, West Hanford; Ernie Mcilurtry, a 25-year-old heavy­ more than turn an anticipated Mado for tough Has new motor. This car must go. V-8, Radio, heater, new top. A back VoMler, Midland. Tex. weight from Tacoma, Wash., feels farce Into a grand show with hie going, thoy are juot to school special. ‘ 12:67 9:66 l^b RMburg, San Fran­ that way. "I'm more convinced courageous stand against Patter­ An O ffer cisco, Calif.; Dave Thomas. London, son. He threw the heavyweight right for school or 5 ” ,S'^i**iS*'''- OOessa. Texas. now than’ever. I, can lick Pat­ Stop leicinf diaaocsl Don’t 1:06 lO-.M Pm Schwab, Dayton. O.; teraon,’’ he says. championship wide open. play. Perfect 6t* “ iO Bines, N. C.; Gene The feeling hri-e la that he also wive anotnsr riiky mile on (^^111, Rochester. N. Y. We caught McMiu-lry in action worn, amooth tires. Let bs tin| too! Como 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-DOOR 1955 OHEVROLET 4-DOOR 1:15 10:11 Fred Hawkins, Rl Paso, gave a lesson to the National Box-. for the first time wheit he KO’d ing Assodatipn and the various renew them with Xtra Mile- m and get a T ew s; Julius l^*ps. MW PWes, N, C. Bobo Olson in Portland, Ore. It ag e New Treads by TM| pair traay. Gamont, HI. sta te. commissions, particularly 210 model.. Radio, heater, 19,000 1:M 10;IJ IM IMngle. North Bergen, proved nothing except he is a big, New York. The match was no C ^ e v . Stop tn DOW ud ^ i f . 18 $ 1 A Q C $‘ N. J .; xw. W.- Whedon, Farunington; gopd-iooktng fellowj But Mc­ w * * w ; style# Radio, h ^ te r, 2-tbne. miles. Bernie Fauteux, North Dartmouth,' disgrace to boxing, as they pro- ** Imsf • • Maas. Murtry. on seeing Patterson in the tested it would be. . There have fippNed »e asiNHf Vb# bedlet Tn Choose .95 *'i'ed Oronauer. BriarcUff. fieah for the first ti)ne, seemed From N. y .: Chris tiers. Darts. Okla.; Bobby been a lot worse, productions or te fomr owm r/res Goodman. Hollywood. FIs. to pick Up a lot, for his pm-posea. approved. This should teach com* J.®-®* P”'.' Maxur., Tonawsnds. ’’He has a lot of faults," Pal misaions to mind their own busi­ "OFFICIAL GYM _N.Y.:. - . Eysrett------Vlpxam, . inxAi. Vernon, Tex.; said. ‘‘He punches with both feet ness. WE GIVE TRIFU lUIE STAMPS Beer as Beer should be 5chm iilt5 HEADQUARTERS" Ball»r richoB. Brldgepprl off the floor. He crosses hia right Baigtt Ttimt— SrHi Stamps L4T 10^45 Tommy CsTine. Hswlstt, Ji- ■ Jjoimy Niehol*, Westovsr! foot behind hia left when he steps COMPLETE AFB, Mum . : Kenneth MacLeod, Pough- to the left. He is easily hit. He’s kee^ie. N. "J not any part ot the finisher I was Last Nighjt’s Fights Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. « " Weston, OYM SUITS $12$ Mass : William Home, L>-nn, Mass.; told he was. He doesn't follow up Nichok-Minchester Tire, Inc. Ken Lang, West Hartford. an advantage. Instead, he stay* Gustafson’s Shoe Store 3.-06 11:01 .xwmiam Kufta, New Brit­ Boeton'—laidro Martinez, 12»is, 295 MOAD ST.. MANCHESTER 1229 MAIN STREIT M ANCHESm ain.- xRay Bcusset Hartford,; xJoha back with hi* hand* up. From PanaiL*. outpointed Harold Gomes, 705 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Wtiie, WestbTsr A rtl. Maas. Bdiat I'v* iM«if of him on telavikion 13714. Providence. n,l„ jc. NASSIFF ARMS *;13 ll;09 .xJohn Barrett, Holyoke. —and particularly' off hi* fight Mexico Q ty—Wsmkie Analam. C K H tter« lONfc jNC, miA, PA Mass.; xRobert LaFrancls, Harttonl: lOIf MAIN ST.. M A N O H E anp sBun Katenk. Tariffrilla ' with luilM sachs—I , would *ay 146, ' Phllade)p(iia *t(wifiad Ja**B I a—Amateur. t h* laekAth* kin«r iMtlnet” Bofart, 146. 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ML 9.7449. 1,800 squar* feat of Uvlng area. SEE JARVIS TODAY! ExceUent condition, near new Mvertisement holidays and vacations. Write double basin cast iron sinks, 3H baths, two-car garage. For COVENTRY — *1600 down buys 19M INTERNATIONAL truck, ly. MI. MOTS. DOUBLE BEDROOM, living room school, near hourly bus, 111,800. 16 Hours in Solo Filibiistf^ CLASSIFIED AOVT. model SIM. 19.000 original miles, C, Herald. bathtubs, 80 gallon O.E. slectric! SALE 14 .OFF cn walloper. WaU further information or appoint SPLIT LEVEL this *8,500 vary clean six room hot water heater, slightly used. and bath with board and car* in msnt to ee call The R. F. Dim' Cmpo. .Four dovm, two unfinished Tom Minor, Broker, RockvUle, TO cabin chaa^s. Call HI S-S49S after I MANCHESTER Driving Academy tiles 4o a tilt, Kentile, from 7c pleaaant, private home for two Modem living in old-fashioned S-50i3. (OoBthmed from.-Paga Ooa) DEPT. HOURS guarantees results. Ihcpert Instnic- o o r r SCARS WANTED—Male help. Experienced (3ioman's Houaewrecking, Stock ock Co., Realtors, MI 94345 or Ml up. No ceUar. Lot 60x300. Immedi­ ‘‘an aWnuUt on etar llbirtifilL*, IMlrnwZAMOM on textile vat agera. Second and each. Green Paint and WaUpaper. • • • | «^ #*ed, asking $1375. MI 9-4002. UPRIGHT DEEP fleeter for eele, COVENTRY— *11,000. Very clean tory and ahowar. All city cenven- MORTLOCK’S—Hanebeater's lead-, Write Box C, Herald. terials, plumbing supplies, win­ ROOM, BOARD and waah, $20. MI west side location. Carlton W. Short walk to new shewing centor action, and that Thurmond was to radicals and left wtogera.’’ 19.9 eu. f t Call MI 9-9389. 9-1770 between 84 p.m. tMr room Cape. Glassed-in knotty lencea. Mlnutea to school and boa. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FORD, 1949 two-door custom V8. Ing Driving School offers the moat I dows, inside and o i;^ d s doors, Hutchins, Ml'94183. Multiple list­ and grammar echoed. Excellent fi- ,ie porch. Stone fireplace In large vlting rules changes making It Attacking the watarwl-dowiliBy nanclng avaUable. Asking Immediate occupancy, $14,000. trial sectim b* the (3vll IHglita MON. THRU FRI New engine, excellent condition. in driver Mucation. Thousands of I DURING 1956 the groee program electrical wiring, Imasa, copper USED TV SETS—for cottage, reo- ing Member. o n l y living room. Domeetio hot water easier to break up long talk. ■ Call after 6, MI 9-699S. satisfied students. 2^,000 miles I of Friendly Ice Cream Mvanced and galvanized pipes, -furnaces, reatlon room, etc. Good condition. *19,300. Quick occupancy. heat Upetaira heated. Aluminum George J. Ooleman, RockvUle, TO Then after the brief intemiptlon BiU, Thurmond asked: 10:30 A. M. accident free iaatmetiona. MI I eight manager trainees into mans- radiators. Choman's Housewreclc- reasonably priced. Potterton’s, 190 Apartment*— Flat*— *13,860 NEW WELL ccnstructed storm windows and screens. Over- 6-4048, TO 64710. Knowland weiit to the White "W hat right doea a figsral B*4l* SATURDAY 9 A. M. CADILLAC, club coupe. Very good | $-7398. gar's positions. In 1957 six more Ing, Stock Place, or call MI 9-3883, Center S t, MI 9-4887, Tenements tbires bedroom ranch, hot water 2 FAMILY sited two-ear garkge. Well lands- House for breekfeet with Prael have to uae his dlsoretloa -to any condition. Motor oiserhauled, $296< trainees will be promoted because 8-12, 14, 34 dally except Sat., 8-5. heat, H acre, trees, excellent lo- An unsurpassed value la Income Bcaped comer iMt 100x100. Elderly COVENTRY dent Eisenhower whUe Thurmond who can be tried t o a Iwy."! PI 2-7211. EARLY'S DRIVING School. Learn I TWO FURNISHED room* with catton. Ctoriten W. Hutchins. MI producing property. First time on of new* store o]^ ln gs. A mans- CHAMBER’S FURNITURE couple leaving for Florida. Main Route—Good buy. Six room, kept going. After the flurry ThunmxMtmnc r o n t ooopUATioN wnx to drive safely with experienced! gar'a post provides an average In­ TROY ROTOTILLBRS.and attach­ ^ h t ^ Itousskeeping. Apply 4 9-81*3. , market. 6 and 8 with 9-ear garage. BOLTON — *13,000 — 5H room back to monotonous 'tisdfilg. An BE JJPrBECtATED LABOR DAY SPECIALS instructor. For 'appointment call I ments, 3art-| basement with HWO heating sys­ horns with basement New heating leges. 'IIO.SOO. Reasonable terms. It wee the first time the Senate Then the RepubUimn TWG CAR GARAGE for rent. Suit-1 TV SET 320. Rowboat 335i S3 Hor-' lent condition Inside and out aystem. Large two caV nurage. 1952 Willys two-dmr. 3195 me- ^ D u m k L ttr or full week. Will consider girl for net rifle 335, shotgun 16 gauge $10, Shop of Manchester, Ctonn., 43 ment located SouUi Main S t Call Beautiful lot la a prime location. tem.. Situated on landscaped acre had stayed in round-the-clock ees' asked Thurmond If l)e Annonncements able for storage, pall MI 8-7376. 04VS L t I t n M , night and day. Tel. MI 8-7820. lot For complete information see Just over the town line in wlton. Shore front lake cottages. Others Sion since 1954. The day's regular, cial! Mnoculers 8x80. 335. 14 Monro St. Sprues St. General tins of Inter­ MI 84534. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI neair beach. tog to emphasise "the 1951 Chevrolet Club Coupe, very m ox 4 0 ^ , esting antiques, pakt and futurb 84346, MI 84918 or PI 2-7^89. Mr. Werbner at Jarvl* Model Home Vacant Good financing. Offers ac- sitting started at 10 a.m. so that change in Janusiry- o f Rule 337“ ■ALDLE h o r s e s for hire at the nice family car, pow^rglide, radio PUVT4 OOgpA.ftA ! EXPERIENCED TYPIST would cm LD 'S HORSE eer seat, swing, coUsetablea, including bric-a-brac YOUNG^_LADY wanted to ahare ■ _ at WoodhiU Heights. c»te d . T. J. Crockett, Realtor, a 24^our run was guaranteed BLB Riding Stablea. By appoint Motorcycle»—Bicycles ilk# work to do at home. Pickup MI *.15n or MI 94418. Original Colonlala with acreage. Ride 22 is tbs one which maksa and heater. 3495. walker, playpen, other Ithms.ns. MI and glassware. 0 ^ all day and. apartment in Manchester. Must *1600 DOWN. Six room home, iKt CSilcken and dairy farma when Thurmond went peat that it difficult to shut off dSbato in ment' only. Great Swamp Rd., and deliver. CaU Mt 9-5981. 9-6459. svsnbnfiigs. be high school graduate. CaU at 6 water heat aluminum storms, 180' JARVIS REALTY CO. time and into his 14 th hour. bicycle. 25 ". ini ,the Senate. It rhquirea tha votea KUlstawn Road Ext. Tel. Glaaton- 110. 3495 Special! p.m. TR 6-9487. frontage. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 654 Center St., Mahebestsr South Wlndaor—Older Colonial. The last aU-nlght fitting was an bury ME S-18W. good condition. CaU after 5 p.m. JOHN S. mSSELL, Realtor of 64 Senstoro—two-thirda of tbe 'See Fran Dickenson or Situations Wanted— Male 39 ALL METAL V enetian blinds, rts- 9-6133. Multiple Listing Member. CaU MI 84113, MI 9-1300, MI S-7M7 Five large comfortable rooma. Bhc- CROSS 8TOEBT 86-hour, and 49-minute run,, -with full membership—to apply a- Umlt 2 MI 8-8471. Jackie Mullen Roofing—Chimney 16-A aonable for quick s a l e . Cell M t‘ 1951 8ERVEL GAS refrigerator, 7 pandable attic. Attached garage. SOUTH COVENTRY , one 34-mtoute recess, on an Atom­ to debate. Help Wanted-r-Feraale 35 Hdp Wanted— Female 9-8741. ft. 376. MI 8-45T. THREE ROOM ^Mirtment. Call be­ MANCaiBSTER victnity — Special. MANCHESTER vicinity— Homey P ersonals YOUNG MAN, mechanically in­ tween 5 and 8:80 p.m. MI 9-9048. " ■ cn. '814 room home in very nice con­ Large lot. Needs attention, too PI 2-6828 ic Energy BIU to July, 1954. That Up to this sessloa Southsmars MULLINS SALES A O T R C U ^ GIRL'S, bicycle. Ooet FEMALE ADMmiSTRATtVB As- clined. would like part time work dition. Hot water oil heat, tw »car much for present owner to keep aeaslon started at 10 a.m. July 81, have taken advantage at that rtils, Ing roofs of aU kinds. Also new WHITNEY BABY coach 336,. bas-' NINE PIEdB American walnut laig* lot. Buyer may assume pres­ SHOE REPAIRING whUe you wait SERVICE ns, sell for 386. PI 2-7211 aistant, between ages of 80 and 40, WANTED— Experienced .cariiier, mornings and Saturday. Tel. MI stnet 310, 9x13 dark blue rug 338. dining room set Six chairs, table, ent 8% mortgage. FUU price garage, ameslta drive, good lot up. This la a good buy. took the breather at midday July by either actual or threatened or while you ahop. Sant Tulyea, 3S roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys to .(Work in large muIti-llned in- 9-4997. SDC R(X)M house to rdht. Duplex. Wuited-oRnI Estate 77 33 and wound up at 11:49 p.m. Tqlland Tpke. and Parker SL full or part time. Call MI 9-7438. All in excellent'condltien. CUI MI buffet and nhlna closet. Call after 314,100. Save youreelf time and ef­ with acreage. Owner moving out Andover—New ovsralsed Gtpa flUhustera to block otvU righta Oak St at Purnell Parking L ot cleaned, repaired, 25 years’ ex- aurance agcncy—willing to accept 4:80. MI 9-1761. AdulU only. Write Box B. Hsrald. 'Of atate. Must be aeen to appreci­ July 34.. legislation. Other Senators have MI 9-M14 .perience. Free .estimates. CaU BY RETIRED man,-wanted full or 9-8383 after 4 p.m; fort. OUl for appointment to aee Cod with K shed dormer. 814 large SEIZING, Buying, Trading? LJd. Boaineaa Services Offered 13 responsibility—stenographic and CLERK—We are looking fot a over 80 pictures of homes In aU ate. Call Alice Ciampet, Realtora. A 1853 aU-nIght altttog -featured conducted fiUbustere under it ELECTRIC RAZORS repaired. Howley. Mancheatar Ml 8-5351. booKkeeping background a necea- young lady who wants a g ^ Job part time work. Handy at any GREEN HBD8TROM SPEED QUEEN ironer, 17” TV SPACIOUS POUR room apart- MI 94643. rooms, vestibule in fnmt. Large M.L. (which- meana Live Modem the record-setting speech ,OK*2 kind of work. Tel. MI 3-7063. price ranges. The Ellsworth Mit­ lo t Large shade treee In front —Multiple lis t)—all }rour real es­ against other legislation. Parta and enttinr heada for all DRIVE AND COMPARE DICaC'S weatherstrip Com alty—modem, air conditioned with a real future. Start at 348 baby carriage. Good condition. set. Four speed non-automatic (nent Inoludlng heat, lights and I ten Agency, Realtors, MI. 94489. hours end 36 mtoutea by' Thurmond mada no qtseillo re* Ramington, SunMam, Norelco, pany, doors and windows, custom | working facUltiee in Manchester. with opportunity for advancement. 313. Call BU 94702, record player, wooden; frame hot water, 3100 per month. Adults MAN(!!HESTER — Near Center on yard. Priced right for quick sale. tate the modem way: The Ells­ Morse (D-Ors) against the Sub­ Schick. lUiasall's Barber Shop, Heating and Plumbing 17 HIGH SCHOOL Senior with driv­ only preferred. Writ* Boot G, worth -Mitten Ageitoy, Realtors, il^ to Knowland’s qussUon. Test drive theee quality ueedl work,'k. guaranteed. CaU ML $-16881 Salary, chance for advancement Five day week in pleaaant office. er's license. Dependable, knowl­ storm, windows, combination MANCHBSTER —New 514 rooni large landscajM lot, thiwe years, ■Cm merged Oil Lends BUI. Thurmond did Mty 9 eomer Oak and Spruce. Hsrald. ' m 94980. cars, compare pricee with anyone. after $ p.m. and fringe benefits commensurate Metropolitan Ins. Co.. 945 Asylum storm and screen door. All good ranch, attached garage, ^ r r m lc six room Oolontal, three bed­ unfinished. 'Two ydara old. Excel­ Frequently Thurmond’s voice lignsd to ''call to tlw at- edge of selling and typing. Able SIX VOLUME set O f "M y Book with qualifications. Only detailed Ave., Hartford. <3H 5-3518. to work Sat., Sun and occasional condition. Reasonable. Tpl. MI tile bath, 316,800. R. F. DImock rooms, two car garage. Enclosed lent condition, good location. Good U8TINOS WANTED, stogie and was eo low ha could not be heard tention of tha Ssnato and tbo jp »- n e e d r i d e to State Office Bldg., You 'll find why many people are i Hi\iEHATION aafee and eerv-1 PLUMBING AND heating—repairs biographical sketch and refer­ House,” 315. MI 94388. 84217. 0>., Realtors, MI 9-8345 or Joseph connecting porch, patio, finished Hartford, from Vemon-Lydall Stia. evening. Tel. MI 8-7186. Spe ROOM apartment, third floor. I fiiumelng. Priced right. two-famUy houses. Member of in the press end public galleries; pie of the nation that'this buyingIng their used cars at Brown- *ce. Commercial. residentUU. aU- and contract worlf. CaU Ml 8-1801. ences will be considered. Write HAND C Xrm aiS, day shift, 8-4 :S0. Ashford, MI 94818 .or PI 2-7189. basement, ininilatod attic. Includes However, about 9:80 a.m. hit Mutual advantageoiia arrange, Jackson conditioners, frem rs. A. and W. Apply Kaklar Toy <3o., 60 HUliard CAMP TRAILER—Steel body, $80.4 FOUR PIECE walnut veneer bed- • RockckviUe " ------TO 6-3410. MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Raal' dangerous bUl." Box M, Manchester Herald. MAN WITH varied experience de­ wall to wall carpeting, fireplace GASTON REALTY CO. tor, MI 9-1107, any time. voice ^ n e d atrength as he began Thurmond yleldsd tha floor to menta poaait^e.. Pleaae call MI Refrigeratltm Oo. MI 9-1237 f f j 18- WATSON, PLUMBING and heat- St. Garden tfaptor with harrow, 340. rixm aet. Simmons coil spring. SEVBUf ROOM, four bedroom, (ons fixtures," electric stove, ■ alummum ziumim sesss.. 1056 Chevrolet V8 210 rluh| 9-2050, MI $-0065. ' ing ctmtractor. New installatlona,---- sires position, mechanical ability. Can be seen at 89 Union St. Tel, t h r e e ROOMS — RockvUle, Office: 165 School St re-reading a etatement he made Knowland foe the exchange and LADY FOR general laundry work. MI 9-8551. Both exceUent condition. CaU Ml unfinished) modified . ranch, combination windows. Occupancy WANTED to the Senate Tuesday nifht in a coupe. Turquoise and white. Sharp. altersUon work and repair work. Apply New System Laundry, 44 MI 8-I7iO. 9-88n. ground floor, heat, h ot. water, breezeway, garage, 149 ft. front­ thus gained one o t hia few respites OOrtTON RUGS up to Bxld expertly Only 31796. HI 9-8808. batb, suitable two adults. Write to suit buyer. Principals only, MI 9 -sm k a 94TM TWO-FAMILT HOUSE IZSTTNa vain effort to have the bill sent to CXEAN AND paint those gutters Harrison St. TYPIST - CLERK age, only 315,800. Carlton W. 338,990. MI 94488. since he began tsUting at 8:94 dyed. Chooae from 70 decorative now. Avoid coetly repairs later. FULL SIZE lUectromsater electric Box H, Herald. Hutchins, MI 9-8183. Member the Judiciary'(Jomptittee after it pjn. lest night. c^ora.' Lucky Lady Self-Service 1955 Ford Falriane Victoria, Ml. 8-U8S. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as- Do|T»->Birda->Pet8 41 “ Cash buyer waiting. had been paased by the House. WOMAN for general housework, Experienced young lady for dl- ______OX YOKES WITH BOWS. MI n ^ , $38. CaU after 8 p.m. MI|h e x t e 6 FOUR rooms and bath. MAN CHESTER—Lovely six room Board ot IRsaltors The colloquy ended about 7:80 Laundry, » Maple Street Radio. heater, Fordomatic, white Burea aatlSfacUon, prompt servlee. 94178. FOLEY ST.—Homey 5^4 room Also, aU ither types ot listings . Thurmond was helped by two CH 7-5124, MI 9-SW. two. mornings a week. Write Box versified statistical typtiy (toM | MANCHESTER Pet CJenter for aU home on Ferguson Rd. Extra larke Multipl* Listing Ssrvic* a.ra. when Knowland said ha bad wa«srdnali.“ tW6 lone tan.-gpecrai j®0*ro®R‘a-T.V. Bervice, available Z. Herald. Electric) and clerical work, 8-day, I ' CkxiUnuous hot water. Gas stove home. Immaculate condiUm, aides who set near him d u ri^ the to go to the 'White House for RIDE WANTED from Birch St. to 31585 any time. Antenna convarslaiis. your pets and pet’s auppITes. and refrigerator.. Two adults. MI living room and dining room, GASTON REALTY CO. 40 hour week, Monday through Fri-j UPRIGHT HOME freeser, excel­ screened poi^h, garage, parklike three bedrooms, two fireplaces, night _and handed him papera to breakfast with President EUnzi- victnity G. Pox, Hartford, S;80-S FhUoo f s c h ^ supervised eervlee. Free delivery within cityty limits.lint 9-0777. Office: 165 School St. reed. They were ______TYPISTS •lay. ExceUent Group Insurance | Pedigreed. Air conditioned. Boats and Aceaaaorias 46 lent condition, approximately 191 yard, near bus, only 315,900. many quality extras. By appohit- BOLTON—Two bedroom ranch, M I Alex McCullough, bower. p.m: MI S-18S3. 1965 Chevrolet 210 6 cyUnder. TeL Ml. Millinery Dressmaking 19 I MI 94781 Evenings: MI 9-7366 and Ho^italization Inmrance Cov-j MI 9-4378. Open Monday-^atur- cu. f t CaU PI 3-5P49 after! 6 p.m. Carlton W. Hutchins, 94183. ment only. Clifford Hansen.Ie Oo. f t knotty plna Uvlng room, 13 ft, hie administrative eaststant, end Thurmond spoke to an almoot Radio, heater, overdrive. Four new I Harry S. Dent, a leglalaUve WANTED-Rlde to Pratt A Whit­ tires. 31895. * , M A M RUBBISH CO. Ashes, rub­ FOR WORK AT erage at minimum cost. Paid va­ day, 94 p.m. Thuhuraday, 9-8 p.m. MANCXflSSTER BOAT CO.. 10 Be-' Multiple Listing Member. MI 8-1803. picture window. Stone fireplace., deeerted chamber as the night cations, 9 paid holidays. sex St. DaUy 13 nooa-t D.m. KELVINATOR refrigerator, radio. Bosinea* Locations UBTlNOa WANTBUJ—Stogie, two- Blatant ney, aecond ahift, from Gardner bish, trees removed. Cleaning at­ FULL CIRCLE SKIRTS made, 31 Combination aluminum windows famUy, three • famUy, buatoeaa wore on. When he roee to speak I BIRD, cat and doc supplies, whole- Saturday I a.m.-9 p.m. Scott Sessions banjo clock. MI 9-9810 and for Rent I *16,800—ESTABLISHED residential St can MI S-0M8. 1963 Plymouth Suburban wsgon. tics, ceUars, yards. Reasonable! Phone MI 9-3552 for details. STATE CAPITOL Apply MI 94315. VALUES PLUS and doors. IH acres land, patio, propmiy. Have many cash buy­ A t least two peiXons listened to at 9 p.m, there were aome 19 Special. 3795. , aale and ratoil.11. Daily 9 to 5 p.m. Atwater-Ana Boats. section. Older 8 bedroom colonial *13,500. May assume 4H% mort­ most of Thurmond’s long dIseourM. Senators on hand. But after mid­ ' rates. Anytime, weekends in­ I STORE—Chetea location at tha 'With nice large kitchen, new boU- SIX ROOM Bungalow type home, ers. Mortgages arranged. Please WANTED—Ride to Hartford, in­ cluded. MI 9-9757. WONDER' BAKERY Tuaadpy, Thuraday,M ay,' i^ d a y algbto SOFA -^THREB piece seeUcyial. exceUent condition, large glass gage. Phone MI 84990, or MI caU Geoiga L GrasiaAo, Realtor. One was his attractive wife, who night, thie number had dropped 1968 Ford Custom. V8 four door. State Comptroller’s Office 7 to 9. Porter^ld’s^Id’s R Route ' 6'and" Center on Main St, approximate­ er, plumbing, etc., breesaway and 8-8797. surance hours, M m Jarvis Acres Moving—^Trucking Forest green, seven ft., 378, CaU ly 1800 aq. f t WiU remodel to suit enclosed front porch, steam heat M l 94878 109 Henry Street wee to end out ot the Senators' to threo or so. or Vernon S t vicinity, to the Many extras. 3895. CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. 631 Connecticut Boulevard Chapel, South Windsor. JA S-S891 Diamond*—Watflit two car rarage. Beautiful gallery. The other wee Cleranee Sstorage tf 20 8:30 a.m. - 4:10 p.m. • 8 days MI 9418Y. tenant CtaU MI 94*06 or MI grounds. T. J. Crockett Realtor, oil, Venetian blinds, screens, There wa« cn# break ot ahout Oonn. MTjtual or near vicinity. Call SmaU rep^jr^. 161 East Hartford, Conn. JewaliT 48 “ Storm windows, garage, amealte ELLINOTON—Cuatom buUt 8 bed­ ARB YOU CON8IDBRINO Mitchell, veteran Negro lobbyist a half hour during the eventaE; 1953 pidsmobile Super 88. 4 door, per week. 94781. MI 8-1577 or MI 94418. MI t-6005. North Mitin St. HI 8-5517, real-jIdANCHESTER - MoVmg and COME TO ALBERT’S drive, nice lot with elevation. room ranch. Fireplace, cement SBLUNG YOUR PKOPERTTf for the National Assodatlixis for when Senate Democratic Leader Loaded!id! 31095. dence MI S-6960. trucking Oo. Ml. $4553. Owned AKC REGISTTBRED Beagle pups. LEONARD W. YDST Jowdlor, re- basement, hot water ott heat. We wui appraise your property Liberal Retirement and Insur- SEWING MACHINIST wanUd. In­ <>ai Coventry PI 3-8054. 43-45 Allyn St., Hartford THREE ROOMS, suitable for office MANCHBSTER — 814,800 Cape. Priced 814,000. the Advancement o f (Jolored Lyndon B, J^utson of Texaa luid WANTED—Ridera to P.W.A., vi­ and operated by Walter B. Per- Breeseway. Oversized 3-«ar ga­ b M and without any obligation People. Senato Republlcaa Leader'Knaw- 1952 Ford V8 4 door, radio, heat-' ance Benefits. dustrial experience not*neceaaary, Or busineae, firet floor. Main St, Jarvia buUt 1950. Four finiahed rage. Lot 160x300. ExceUent locale cinity Oak S t or West Side. S-4:40. rett Jr. FOR THE BIGGEST center ot town. Entire building down, upstairs unfinished. Domes­ AUTUMN ST. CSiarmtng nearly Wa also buy property tor eaab. ‘nil-urmond got a'chance to leave lAnd Kot into a TOfW over owecflaa MI 1-S777. •r, 3545. MORTENSEN TV. BpedaUsad RCA Mrlll train good horns seamstress. DOGS BOARDED, bathed and for children. Immaculate condl- Eleven Holidays—Three Weeks clipped. State license. Shagg-Bark LABOR DAY BARGAINS about 6,*90 equate feet Suitable tic hot water heat, fireplace, new three bedroom ranch, fife- lelltog or b u y lv contadt the Senate chamber for a few min­ in Democratic Sen.-Elect William televlBlmi servica. lio. 9-4541 MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. Day shift, 8-4:80. Apply Kaklar Street. Ml. 94187. place, hot water heat, oU, base­ ti«i. 115,800. George J. Cedeman, 1951 Chevrolet 4 doer, radio. Vacation. Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. Kennels, Tolland. Roberta, TR YOU EVER SAW for atorea, office, insurahe* com­ aluminum atorm doora, windows, BTa NLBT BRAY. Realtor utes during the early morning ^Prexmlre of WIsoMisin. The swear- Light trucking and paduge deUv board radiation, picture window, CoonecUcut Bank and Trust Oe>. BRAE-BURN RfcALTT heater. Extra g o ^ . 3495. FLOOR SANDING and refiniahlng. 5-7535 or 5-5480. OPEN LABOR DAY pany, hall, etc. Occupancy 84 plaatered wailaf-full basement, al- hours and sUU hold the floor. ■Ing In eeremeny was delayed, hot .AntonobUes for Sale 4 ety. Refrigeratora, washers and itnnual Increaaea. montha. In center ot town. One tile bath, weU conatructed, base­ BuUdlng, RockvUle. Phone TO MI. *4271. SpedaUslng in old B oon. Ml meet new one car garage, amesite 84045, TO 64710. This came when Sen. Goldwatw m » he held today. 1951 Studebaker Champion. $395. j stove moving epedalty. Folding Garden— Farm— Dairy UNTIL 9 P. M. car garage for rent at the Center. drive. Beautifully Tandsq ment garage, large lot,' early the firet three houre o f his NEED A, C A Rf Short on a d clulra for rent ML 9-0762. Help Wanted— Male 36 scaped cor- occupancy, 817,990. iR-Aiix.) interrupted his speech payment or had your credit turned APPLY RABBITS FOB SALE. 705 N. Main Product* 60 JUST LOOK AT THESE CaU MI 81(82*8, or MI 8-7444. ner lot with aidewalks. Nice real- ELLINGTON-^U room house, oU for a talk of several mtoutea on a speech, Thurmond — who hvsdrd 1961 Henry J. six cylinder. St. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE oownr Don't give up! For a good Radio, heater. 3345. . AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO.. iocAl dentiel aection. Present 4% mort­ MANCHBISTER — Six room Co­ hot water heat. Oarage. 90 acres miUtaiy pay bUL (Jolilwatar got the 1948 State Rights preetdential OIL BURNERS deaned and serv­ TOMATOBIS, pick yourself, 80e 39.38 MONTHLY GFFICB for rent inqulie Laimdry, China May Deport deal not thru a amaU- loan com­ and long instance moving, pack State Comptroller’s Dept CABINET MAKER and finish ear-1 gage may be assumed. SO d ^ oc­ lonial, laige rooms, screened land, $13,800. Tom Minor, Broker, unanimous consent o f tha Senate, ticket—devoted fahneelf to a redtal pany—aee “ Barry" at SS3 Main iced. MI 9-4901. peach basket. Bring baskets. An- Brand New 601 Hartford Rd. CaU after 6 p.m. cupancy. Lawrence F. Flano, of voting rights lawe In aw ry I960 Chevrolet 4-door, Radio, ing, stoi^ e. CaU ML 341*7. h S pentor, MI 9-5043. Article* For Sale 45 el St., off Tolland and MeekvlUa - Ml 9-0968. ' porch, steam heat, oil, 1*4 baths, RockvUle, TO 64043. With only two or three others pres­ St (Formaiiy Douglas Motors). heater, powergllde. Good tires. ford <31. 7-1433. State Capitol, Room 117 -Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Broker, M l 94910. Visiting American ent for Thurmond to yield the floor state. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. I fto. Rugs. Lamps, Tables two-car garage, extra large lot. 3395. MEN WITH masonry or bricklsy' ROYAL AND Smitb-Corana poet' Only 115,800. BOLTON — Coventry line. New without losliig his right to con- Once In a while, he would atop BEFORE TOO BDT s used ear Available at all times. Philco fac­ Hartford, Connecticut EVERYTHING $288 Cape Cod, four down, two unfin- and munch aomatlilag he 4«ok out tory supervised service. Tel. MI ing background to handle applica­ ablo and standard typewritsra. TOMATOES — 75c a basket. (Ooatinned from Page Oae) UntM. fi/ m anvsmlt Vsms> ^ see Qorman Motor Bales. Bnlek 1$49 Chevrolet 4 door. 3195,' Painting— Papering 21 tion of stone veneer for our newly I ROOMS FURNITURE EAST HARTFORD—Suffolk Drive. Ished up. Ceramic tile bath, large of a smalt box. Bales and Bervice. 188 Main 9-86M. AU makes of adding machinea Michael Kurys, French Rd., Bol­ - 310.16 MONTHLY TscbnicBlly ThurmonO’s brief ah- COUNTER GIRL Granted for dry formed department. Must have sold or rented. Repurs on all ton. South Btod; seven room stogie, oil lot $14,500. R. F. Dimock Co.. It was after midnight when Thur­ Btreac ML $-4871. (qien evenlnga. 1949 Oldamobile Super 83. 3198. IDCTERIOR and interior painting. cleaning store. Pull time. Apply Brand New file bus line. Fireplace, plaster, Realtors, MI 94346, MI 9-9813, PI Chriattan, Mias., expects to be sencs. Violated Senate rule* but It ISHISD DORMERS, garages and aU truck. To, pay to right men. Ap­ maksa, Marlow's. burner, large lot trees, ideal lo- w w U low ed by the unanimous con­ mond completed retulbig toxto at OlUngs refiniahed. Paperh_-rnanging. in person. Parkade ClesnCra, Man. WesUnghouse Refrigerator. Uvlng OFFICE—irf THE new Andrews etc. Quick occupancy. T. J. 3-7168. denoited Saturday for refusing to the voting lawsla«...... - of the 48 statea. . - 3$54 CADILLAC, exceUent condi' 1M7 Ford. 350. types 5f carpentry work. Roofing, ply in person, 35 Oak St;, Great, _ Wtion for chOdren./’ Very low sent agreement Wallpaper books. Estimates { Chester Shopping Parkade. Room, Bedroom, Dinette,’nei Rugs, Building, 08 East Oenter Sk Con­ C rock ^ , Realtor, MI 8-1577 or wes, 318,999—may assume G, I. tuim over hie passport to (Jhtoete Thurmond said he had read tbaaa fleu, private owner. For infdrma siding, gutter work. For free eati- Eastern Omstruction Co., g .n | RED_ FLASH boiler furnace. Good Itlip 1 Ml auUioiitiae. Near.the end o f tbe ISth hour BROWN-JACteSON FuUy covered by Insurance. a.m., Mr. Lindsay. condition. Priced reasonable. CaU 127 Charter Oak St. or m 9-1'9048. Lamps, Tablis venient location. Large paved lortgsge with 3 8 .^ cash. lawa — from Alabama to Wyo­ tion can MI $4382 between 8-5. maUs. caU MI '9-8933, or MI Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. WOMAN TO live in and care for EVERYTHING *850*' Reuthere aeid hr was awakened Thurmond put on one of his brief 333 MAIN ST. 34700. MI 3-5049. parking lot CaU AD 3-5454. 318,900—COMPLETELY renovated South Windtor spurts. ming”—to prove the statea “ m m (Next to Bantiy's) three children, 9, 6. 3. One who FRIENDLY ICE CREAM is sc ASTERS FOR SALE. Harry 9 ROOMS FURNITURE GOODCHILD REALTY CO. at 1 a.m. yesterday by Oommunist have provtstone to protect the 1958 FORD ObONTRYaedan ranch PAINTING AND paperbanging. prefers good home to high wages. cape with 6 rooms and garage. Glancing up from material he wagon, nine passenger ExceUent MI 94733 cepting applications for part time ^ 0 '* ^ SALE—Reduced prices for Tomm. 818 Birch Mt. Rd. MI *14.74 MONTHLY Realtors offlciele and told that unless he rM ta ot voters.'' Good clejui workmutship at rea­ CaU MI 9-4896. , August only. Dark, rich, stone 84708. Brand New Soburban tor Rent Vacant. FHA mortgage ot *12,300 ohengee his podtion he wHI have waa reading, the haggard Stnator Then he condltlqn. CaU Ml 9-466$. I MASON WORK and avery kind of' sonable rates. 10 years in Man- help, evehUigs and weekends. CaU avaUable. Fireplace, plaster Office 15 FOREST MANCHESTER Beauty Contest started reading federal repair. MI 1-1870. MI 9-8195. free. Get ready now for faU seed­ WashingwamiuiB Machine, Westing-rveSlUlK-'l at/ATt zor w9 •*> -t *«* to leave China. Tucker was ac­ denounced the compromise bill as voting syutee. I960 OLDSMOBULC convertible. cheater. Raymond Flake. MI. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Experience ing. Columbia Construction Co. house refrigerator. Bedroom Uv- -AVAILABLE Sept. 16-June 15. Five waUs. Central. T. J. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. WUliam E. OoodchUd, companied froui pUi hotel to tha 8-9287. desired but not necessary. Write Realtor, MI 8-1577 or MI 9-5418. Sr. MI 8-7926 or MI 9-2927 Judges Named 1958 BUICX Riviera, ene owner. New tires, battery, and paint. OIL BURNER servicemen. Quail- PI 24277, WUlimantlc AC 8-8283. Honsehold Goods 51 Ing Room, Dinette, Dishes.'Rugs, I railway staU<)B by male and Good condition, 3375. MI 9-8596 or Box B, Herald. fied to servica General Electric, at Andover Lake. AH faculties. i m a n c h ESTITR—Tjir— Ann OoodchUd Bartlett M l 8-8381. HouKhold Services ATTENTION HOME owners! Any Lamps, TaWes, Blankets BU 9-0939 female toterpretera. He has been 488 Parker. St. equipment. Top wages, vacation,’ RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced YOU’RE ALWAYS welcomo at the EVERYTHING $494 References required. Phone PI iFor Local Fair asked not to leave the hold with­ Offereil 13-A ranch, cape, story and one-half THREE GIRLS for luncheonette within your budget. FUl, gravel, 2 -5 ^ . I room ^lonial.Colonial, Spacious living GOING IN SERVICE. Must sell at insurance and pension benefitg. New Oirloaity Shop, Route 8, An- ’ Price Iimludee Delivery,------•'» Setup, - r--- ■ avrwsss, uaUAS*^ SVUIll, ItAiVlICn WiUI TWO FAMILY, 4 and 8, oU hesti out their knowledti'e. and split level painted for 3350. and soda fountain. Must be steady sand, stone. Light grading. Mt dover. 0>me to buy, sell, or look 1 room, dining room, kitchen with END COLD WINTER WORRIES once. Two-door 1958 Pontiac. Ex- I FURNITURE repairing and refir Only quality paint applied by ex reliable workers. All store bene­ Ehccellent working conditions. Ap- Im m olate de- NB!W THREE-ROOM unfurnished dishwasher and disposal, recrea- exceUent conditimi, near bus line, South Windsor, Aug. 39 (Special) Tucker has taken the stand that cellent naming condition. Call MI Trailers ply Service Dept., American Coal 34803. at ununial antiques. 14 weekdays, - Three prominent state persons be -Will not use his passport to lahtiig; antiques restored. Furai perienced painters. MI 9-9979, PI fits. Apply Rose Longtin, Arthur 1-8 Sat and Sun. ^ *p«tm ents with heat, eleotricity, tion room, attached gara^ . Close good income. S. A. Beechler, MI 9-6807 after 5, p.m. ‘ .tore Repair Service, TaloottvUle. 2-7170, HA 3-0420 (coUect). Co., Riverside Dr., East Hartford. to new high and grade schools. 9-8953 dr MI 84959. W i U judge candidates Sept. 8 for contravention of the protohltione TRAHJCR, three rooms. 38 feet Drug Store, 943 Main St. USED SEWING machines — One ?«*>*•>, refrigerator, garbage dls- IQ. S-7449. treadle—some electric portables posat rear porch. Adults. No Town A (Country Realty <3o. AD the title o t Mias Wapptog Fair. atamped to the document. They 1950 mTERNATTONAL pickup. overall. Sold to highest bidder. In­ PAINTING—Evenings and week- INTELUGENT YOUNG MAN NORTH (80VENTRY — Near Bol­ ) Mrs. Jean May, ariU take trade, Keeners Garage, WOMEN, SELLING U fun-32 per and one toilor's machine. CaU After TP Occupancy September 1. $90 84385, MEdford 3-3792. The Judgea are include the stipulation that it is quire after 6 p.m. or all day Sat­ WEAVDIO of bums, motb holes ends. Reasonable rates. For free For work in a modem plant with w per month. 84 Elm Street. Rock- ton line, large four rooms and ■wife of C^ngibsamen Iklwln H. not valid- for travel to China; Five lackland. urday and Sunday. Russell Hunt, hour minimum guaranteed after Ralph's. .. MI .. 9-8487 or l(X)k for my 0-t890 and tom clothing, 'hoelery nms. estinuite caU MI 9-4783 or TR all benefits, ExceUent opportunity! T?n* t ^ p o r - vlUe. TeL TO 5-3805: evenings, SOUTH WINDSOR bath. Ranch. %■ acre. 118,900. PI May Jr.; John O. Downey, pro­ othera beaideB Tucker declined to Lakefront Park, South Oventry, S-9194. short training period. Car and sign on KeUy Rd., TaleottviU handbags repedred, tipper re­ phone essential. Call Hartford AD for advancement. tation, lU send my auto for you.! TR 5-6050. New .six room rancti. Nice home 24488 anytime. gram director of WHCT-TV, Hart give up their pasaporta when they Oonn. placement. umbrellas repaired, 6-ROOM No obligation 6-3425, for home interview. coil for a Jtmior execubve. Large lot, ford; end Charles-N. Gilbert H«Irt- arrived in Peiping but later men's shirt collars reversed and MANCHESTER—Six room Ciq>e ;qraed them over for examtoetion. Plan ThasB For School THREE ROOM traUer for rent. AU ABC PHOtO GRAVURE SUPPLY A— L —B— E—R—T— ’S pond on property. For me experienced, must be tiful brochure with sal* prices; WANTED— Fumlehed apartment TOLLAND—On wide, hardtop road, Kanehl, Contractor and BuUder. GULP GAS station, light lunch and . FOR SALE' Just cUp this ad and mail with or rent by couple with two small Office: 165 School St. acre building lot, young new area. other then South Windsor. Mrs. He said he had been told in Mos­ milk barf 4>A room house, two car capable. Good salary. Apply 739 Barter said that the contest this cow that he would not have to use ai9 BROAD STREET—Ml 9-4889 TeL MI 3-7778. Main St. > ^ r name and address. Goss chUdren in or around Manchester. MI 94781 MI 9-4787 JA 7-3067. garage. Main road. Owner retir­ MI 34036. year will "be open to girls from it for the Fetplng trip. Piano a Organ Company, -817 Member . I BID WELL Home Improvement Oo. ing. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock- ^ 1954 FORD Y-8 Asylum at., Hartford. JAck- BIG SIZE UOT, 64x355, B zone, all RockviUe, ISast Hertford, East Before the Americans left Mos­ REMEMRER. ^ .I T S FOGARTY FOR FUEL** m WANTED—Woman for part time 3 9 6 Alterations, additions, garages. vine, TR 5-6042. eon 6-5896. Closed Mondays. C ^ n WOUtZ) LIKE three bedroom Board of Realtors utilities Including walk, 13,500, at Wlndaor and Manchester,’ Any girl cow for Peiping, the U.B. State Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ work in drug store. Hours 9-3, five CRESTLINE SEDAN home for family of four adults. Multiple Listing Service - 171 Oak St., M anch^er. MI interested may call her, he laid. DejMutment warned that to mak­ days a week. Cali Ml 9-0051. Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 to m i et terras. MI 94495 or TR WANTED ~ Lessee. Operator for a Radio* heater, Fordomatic. 6:80. Open Thursday nights. Write Box D, Herald. 8-1290. Plans for the one-day fair are ing the trip they would ‘‘be vlo- 64109. new Cities Service, completely *15,000 — New 3 iMdroom ranch going forward. Mrs. Barter said leting the featrietion plainly modem station now available at Green and white. SMALL GRAND piano, Chickering WORKINO WQDIW desires small nearing completion. Very central, LOT FOR SALE. Vernon St, Weat, stamped" in thdr pasaporta. Un­ I GARAGES, cottages, breezeways, 100x300. Excavated. Cell JA Co.‘ C of tl|e 11th A A A MlseUe Bn. West Middle Tpke. and Adams St. "Amplco’’ player.'Give aw ay'at apartment, hath and-I full basement, fireplace, plaster at Mancheatar will have a Nika dersecretary of State (Jhristien porches. 13x30 garage. 3950 com­ Apply Jim McDermott at Ameri­ To Be Sold $600. ■■ New condition. Tgj heat. OntraUy located. Refer-' walls. This is a real buy - for- the 8-7564. Harter said -to a letter the peas- plete. 30x20 two car, 91450. No NOTICE A jax miasile and 13 men on show can Coal Co., Hartford. Tel. JA $1,150 8-8709. ' encea furnished. CkiU after 4 p.m. money. ExceUent FHA mortgage as a special event. ports of tha visitors to China money dbwn, five years to pay. 24157, Notice ie hereby given that'bidsi^ l d MI 9-7826. avitiiable. Alao have-' another will be taken ,on the followiiu; Soborban for Sale 75 Meanwhile, the commlttse to would be restricted for one-way Free estimates. EUuMn Oonstnic- Contact Trust Dept. MAIN ST.. CORNER OF HENRY— ranch a year ojd with recreation return trips to the United States, tion Co. AD 2-3453. > equipment for the Manchester Fife [ WOULD LDCE four or five rooms, | room finished for 816i500. T. J. charge o f the fair will hold a final Dept. Manchester Trust Co; Wearinar Apparel—P a n 57 BOLTON—Coventry Une. New five meeting Sept. 8 at the home of would be picked up and they Read Herald Advs. Here is a spacious horns, ideally located for profeaaional^« not over *80. Vicinity of St. James CSrookett, realtor. MI 8-1577 or MI might have trouble ever obtain­ I ALL-RELIABLE Home Improve­ 500 ft; of 2 ^ ’’ Dacron double Church. Write Box W, Herald. room ranch, ceramic tile badi, Waldron (Jollina On Buekland Rd. use. The downstair* may be- convsrted to office occupanc.v CHESTER FURRIERS— Fure re-, . ______9-5418.______knotty pine kitchen, walk-out ing another. ment (To. Siding, windows, doors, Jacket treated fire hoee—com- with a minimum of expense. 'The seqond floor may be used' at 8 p.m. a U superintendents, Of- construction, J^ousies, awnings. ]>lete 'ivith rocker lug couplinge basement. L e m lot, *15,600. R, ficeta and directors have been Frederic Grab, one of tbe Ameri­ for an apartment or additional office. The lot has sufficient m’ede^9^.'cSira 9-'m8 r fMANCH^TEB-Six room ranch. F, DImock ( J O . , -Realtora, MI can touriata -who formerly lived to Specialists. Hal Morrell, 3 Great 600 lb. .teet. depth to allow ample parking facilities. Th* home is in ex­ room ato*:le house or duplex,} near Minnechaug Dr., paneled asked to attend. for free eetinouste, at your home. school age chUdren, references 9-5348, MI 9-6819, PI 3-7169. Alexandria, Va., and worked in the Hill Road, East Hartford. 'J A One Smoke Ejector—minimum • SEPTIC TANKS ceUent condition with G. E. heiieating " system, brass plumbing, I den, ceramic tile bath, walkout GOP Slatea Meettaga , l i 8-7554, John Glanopouloi, Hanks SALESMAN Cleaned sad Installed furnished, not over $78. RockviUe Library of Congress, to a dispatch capacity—5,000 cu. ft, per minute. 1*4 baths and 3-car garage. MEN'S SPORT coat, summer suit, balement, partially completed BOLTON— *15,600 — New custom Gaylord Paine, Ellington Rd., HUI Rd., Storrs, GArtield 9-4461. Fhcpioeion proof motor, 110 volt and aU-weather top coat Site se­ or Manchester. TO 5-1848. game room, owner being trans­ chairman of the Republican Town from Peiping quoted Tucker as Say­ built Cepe on large wooded lot ing the Chinese demand for his RETAIL LUMIER cycle A.C. • SEWERS ts. Good condition. Tel. MI 9-7886. ferred out of state. Reduced to 4H rooms down, two unfinished Committee, said today the com­ CARPENTER, specializing in home For any further information see Machine Cleaned PHELPS ROAD~ $19,700. Shown by appointment mittee will meet every Thursday passport had placed, him in a dilem­ repairs, alterations, roofing, etc. Parma and Land for Sale 71 up, Thla beautiful (Jape he# Just ma. The aiternativea were whether John Mere, Chief of-the Fire Dept. only. n . F. DImock Co., Realtora, been completed M d is reedy for night at 8 p.m. in the Town Hell, Small Jobs welcome. Free estim­ to cover the Manchester An attractive six-room home in an exceUent residential Wanted—To Buy 58 MI 9-5345, M l 94818, or PI 3-7169. until the Oct. 7 town elections. to break Chlneae law or State De­ ates. TR 5-5769. The officers and directors of INSTALLATION FOR DIFFERENT sizes end types ocoupahcy.'Chtoyhe R. F. DImock the District reserve the right to neighborhood. Large living room with fireplace and adjoin­ Subject of the meetings will be partment regulations. area and vicinity. Salary WANTED To BUY— Set of golf of farms and lend tracta within 20. FOUR BEDlldOM O>loniel Near Go., Realtors. Nut 9434S.Bventogs, “Thla is an utter tragedy. I Came 8421 reject any or all bids. SPECIALIST ing screened porch. Tile bath plus lavatory. Attached miles on Hartford. Lawrence F. PI 3-7169 or Joseph Ashford, i a to organise the part}r’a campaign. plus commission, all com­ rage with extra storsAf Lot i s ------cluba, Reaeonable. Phone MI new high achool, large Uving 8,000 miles to one of the oldast cul­ . 94 yn. Aiuminum Storms and • Bids will be opened at the regu- 75 feet'front and fss .94740. Fiano, Broker. MI f.5910. 94818. Wallmis App«lnted Ur meeting of the Board of Di­ .deep, offering wonderful play arsa and garden space. Near room 35x15...... Modern kitchen,life wUng alleys have been Grab quoted White as saying he *\ Ray■y Jackson. ML I-9CM. dislikes raolAl eondlUona in the tern Number to SUE BURNETT, address and'the pattern number to SEPTIC'TANKS^. A 2-famny house of S rooms plus garage offered for quick pOR )RBNT —Room, suitable , for 0% ROOM house overlooking Cov- refiniahed and1 tte the basement‘ com­ THE MANCHESTER EVENING ANNE CABOT MANCHESTER FOR THE best In shlngta and buUt sals at *7,000. Dwelling is old but has bemi'medenUMd, a s ^ ?•!•.•>£. two poople. Free pacing, HoaSM For Sale 72 t h r e e b e d r o o m lanch with entiy Lake on main highway. AU pletely renovated during the sum­ United States but hopes to go home INSTALLED St70$6. HERALD. 1159 AVE. AMERICAS, EVENING HERALD, 1150, A V E up roofing.'gutters, leaders, chim- LOAM a new well. Terrific investment at this price. large. weU equipped kitchen, tUe newly painted' inside end out mer. at lotat for a visit He said White NEW YORK 99, N. V. n^^m d roof repairs call Coughlin. RIGHT PROM T lk TO IA C C O FIELDS MANCHESTER — New six room bath, oil heat, garage. S. A. Large lot, quiet neighborhood. PI Nichidson further stated that denied he had been brainwashed or C. J. MORRISON AMERICAS, NEW YORK 85 CLEANED ranch home to Roekledga sec- N. Y. Beechler, MI 9-8953 or MI 3-6969, 3-7484. with the increased fecUitiee''of- waa a Oommunist White is a Ne­ Don’t miss the FaU A Winter REPAIRED ^ FOR T H E ^ T CALL room for rent. kU tion. IV* bathe, ceramic tUa '6.7 issue o f Basic Fashion, our It's ready! the. 1957 Needlework fared to the building, it la hoped gro. ' PAINT aRd WALLPAPER 00, rlOOFlNO UOINO, painting. Per- Robert J-Smith, Inc. kitchen counters. Attached ga­ BAST HAR'TFORD-Vacknt five CRYSTAL LAKE Section — Tam that. more rentals rosy be - oompleU pattern catalog. It’s Album—fifty-six colorful pages rage, nmfsite drive, fully tand- room ranch,icn, two baths,baths. chodc-fuU is sew-essy, up-to-thc- PMtzy. Alteratlpna and a ctio n s . CELLAR PUMPING »63 MAIN STREET , . hot rooms and sunporeh. OU hot wetier tatoed to help booat tha Inoome. Waahtiifton’B Mount Ralasr, 14,- WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS showing many pretty designs; plus C e U li^ Workmanship guaran- A. Dzen Construction *i29**_. gentlemen, near acapad lot, *31,000. (JaU R> F. water oU heat, nlc« lot,t. fullfiUl prica heat. Garage and workshop. Five mlmito styles for every tUt«. Bend directions for making 8 crochet Rm I E*Ut« TeL MI 9-5241 Iiisunuie* 'Information about rkatala' adil 40«feetfest h q ^ is the lugM t siiigle- toaiL^, A. Oiaa. Ino,, M Autumn Ilbnoek Oo., Realtora, MI 94345, *1 *400. AUce Oarnpet, Riealtor. acrea laad^Tom Minor, Broker, avaUable dataa may ba obtained B6 ckhts t ^ y . items and a quUL Only Me s copy!' Ml lr.2330 ...... Ml 9-43M aS£W S’i!f’»SS.’' ~ * >aek glacial system In tbe Uititod 3Sa CENTER ST. ^ PHONE Ml f . n i l ? Bt. ML 9-4890. M l 948U. n 9-n89. MI 94MI. RoekvOle, TR 94043. tram attbar Mleholaiai or WaUmta. Itatoa, 'X- ...... - .....-...... '

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ik i V [i [itosra'Jfl FAGBTWENTI THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,. 196t —I Manri)(0trr {m ining iirraU) Average-Daily Net Press Rtin Th« Weather For tbo Week Ended PerMaot af U. B. WtntiMr BK July 37. 1957 Highway Check survey began around July 4 and daughter to Mr. and Mrs- John Chamber Makes qualified personnel and attendance .' Soma eJoudtnma, Yog, wild M b*' About Town will wind, up at the end of the McCallum, 62 Porter St.; a. son would be taken. Employes taking peratarea toaight. Low atomiouftry negotiator, promptly,^almost con­ , Since Jfine 1. influenza in spora­ temptuously, denounced the Stas- (Continued on Page TChlrteen) to adjourn. Then, It recessed tem­ dic form and in localised epidemioa porarily to await word from the .G O LD MEDAL KITCHEN has been confirmed by laboratory Senate on adjournment plana there. Ike’s Aid Bill TESTED ENRICHED HEINZ RELI5H Siberia. on ita way^ - to President Eisen- Morse (D-Ore)in-n-ei in an.n equally fu-e... certain to be felt for a*^ lo^tlma. 1 “ * disappointing Pinahurat Turkey la a perfect Labor Day weaksnd mast—cook it for Sun­ Hot Dog and Hamburg Rolls by Reymond, Wonder, Intercontinental missile, there la HAMBURG 2 .^M.09 The information waa pieced atill evident concern at defense Small A-Device hower today. 1 me effort to defeat the Submerg- The ke> feature of the bill is a ; johA«,n replied then that he day dinner, then take It easy with turkey salad, sandwiches, turkey Bond, Harvest— Package of 8— 23c together labi.riously and evaluated headquarters over the Reds' pro­ The Senate competed congrea-jed Oil Lands BUI. prorialon ffiy.ng the Justice De- .^.^uld not quarrel with Eisenhow- Bulletins Judy’s Best Candy— bag ,39c by American mlliU.ry and other gress. sional action on the compromise | Thurmond’s flllbuster was a partment authorUy.to seek f e d e r - ^ ^ o u t the matter. The Dem- a-ia-ktng and turkey soup. ' measure late last night after 39 eingle-handed effort. Other South* from the AP Wires ______Diainond^jiarcoal Briquets—box 39c in .elUgence agencies before going, ; ,T7)e military chiefs, however, Fired by AEG al court injunotiona to enforce the ^ e record CHICKEN LEGS Lb. 69c to the technical intelligence ravlei#' 'stress that the United States U- I hours of continuous session, pass- enters refrained from joining in nght of eve.y citizen to yote. itself, adding; . . . At this special low price, these p|ump 10, 11 and 12 lb. Swift committee or final study and xelf is making long atridea in the ling it by an overwhelming 60-15 because they felt it was fniltleas regardless of race or , color, ' “ . • « vote. The House had passed g^d might boomerang, HILLMAN CUTS AUTO PRICE evaluation. long, range missile' field, At Yucca Flat In Its final form, this ^rovUlo., , (Continued on Page Ten) Premium BUTTERBALL 1957 crop turkeys are wonderful eat­ BREASTS Lb. 79c This committee inc.udes repre­ the bill last Tuesday. i On the final roll call, 15 South- Londoa, Aug. SO i/P)—Brltnin's ' <)n the other hand, a number of The end of the mohl,hB-Iong bat- .was modified so that persons - ______' ■ ■ •- sentatives of the i.'^litary, the Congress members have accused erners voted "N o.” Thirty-seven charged with criitalnal contempt for Rootea Group today Miebrmtod ing and extra value. 40 oz. Sunsweet Atomte Test-Site, Nev., Aug. 30 tie over civil rights came two Republicans aiid 23 Democrats SO years of maaufaotorlag Hill-; O ntral Intelligence Agency and the Elsenhower adminls|;ratiOB-.pf —SeiehUsts detonated an atom- hours after Sen. Thunftond (D- violating such injunctions would C o n s a f r a s - c A i i l r f .saia: 69c the State Department, and has a slowdown for economy reasons: joined In support of the bill. There be granted •% Jury trUl If they man aotomobilea by slashing 14 Canned Hams—All Sizes Ic device 750 feet above the N q-. SCi'-ended a record-setting flll- were many absentees. pounds ($50) off the basic price the benef;t of advice from several Sen. Symington (D-Mo), a mem­ were tried first by a judge alone , r p F i 1 t k l i s t f > r i s vada desert today in what was i ------The bill provides broad new ot the "Minx" tamlly. aedaua. FrozM EvJsMratod Ovtn Reariy PRONE JUICE scientific bodies. ber of tile Armed Services Com­ termed s "pure test" for scientific ahd qentenced to more than 43 ; O .n ail V llllytlSlC rs In addition to the teating of mittee and a' former secretary of federal enforcement powers In the days In jail or fined more than j , _____ Deputy Chalnnaa Sir BeginaM purposes. Rootea aaid: "Deapito rialng LARGE BOLOGNA the '8,000-mile .'ange ballistic the Air Force In the Democratic Probes Started field of voting rights, although It Wfk). Washington, Aug, 50 (JPI—The It flashed across the sky at 6:40 does not contain tome of the far- prices o f coal, atoel and t f^ a - . weapons, the Ruscians are also Truman administration, stated a.m. (PDT) with an orange-pink' But no JUrj' trials would be record breaking filibuster by Sen. reported by the same Intelligence, ianging {n-ovisiona originally asked port, we refuse to put our PICKLE-PIMIENTO LOAF fireball which lasted for only a authorized In dvil contempt cases Thurmond (D-SC) brought both prices up. It Is an effort to earn- ■by Elsenhov.er. a ------1 _ ^ -_i -..W a — X. . US — MM A M -3 YVa «• a ' sources— to have been testing a (Oontinned oa Page Ten) ■>. |On Farm Help stemSnlng from voting rights in* Republican and Democratic an­ BUHERBALL half-dozen seconds. Trioniph for Ike bat the inflationary spifal.'’ ______mmmci nouncements today of plans to LB. The shot was scheduled when jimcUona. Some legislators aay the VEA L LOAF Nevertheles:, it's passage Is an fight for Senate rules changes to S1OQ0 unfavorable wind's forced post­ bulk of court orders In voting h e l d ' a s p l o t t e r s ponement of a bigger blast, I] Sla ves Charge outstknding victory for the presi­ rights cares could bs enforced make It easier to halt talkathons. m s i d i i i T dent and for members of both Cairo, Aug. SO ISn —Eigh­ Answer to Red Missile "S m o k y," which Is to Include through civil contempt action. Five Democrats—Sena,. Douglas teen Egyptians have been ar­ n ‘, i i n . i ' ...... I ...... parties who have struggled for ure • o t Illinois, Humphrey of Minneso- MAXWELL FRESH SPARERIBS elaborate military maneuvers. . . I Albany. N. Y„ Aug. SO OP) — A Civil contempt actions rested bn a charge ot plotting S a b d a No maneuvers were conducted i spokesman for Gov. Averell Har- alined at obtaining, compliawce ta. Ncubergar of Oregon, McNama- to turn Egypt Into a Com­ TURKEYS POUND ra "of Michigan, and (Tlark of Penn, NOUSE in connection with today’s a h o t, riman declared today that state W i t h a court order, Criminal munist stat^ the newspaper At FRESH SHIPMENT OF SEAFOOD code-named “ Franklin ePrime." agencies would welcome teStl- contempt .Is Intended to punish sylvanla—led off with an an­ Abram reported today. The ta a Army Says/Jupiter nouncement that Thurmond's per-, too Tra COPPIE which was the 14th in the Atomic mony by a Georgia writer who News Tidbits for non-cdmpUance. refiort said they would be tried SPECIAL $AUmtm ONWB’o PICTSWEETf FROZEN AT PINEHURST (Friday Only) EnergyTi?n»rCPv Commission'sOAnrtmleaalsvM** current 4^*9test charged _• ______^ that _ a he and.a -as....-.,. other Negroes Other provisions In; the bill formance will spur them to raaxl- in a military court. series. There were 19. experiments were mistreated at a camp for Culled from AP.Wires would: > I mum efforts In that direction. CHICKEN FRESH LIVE CHICKEN Frozf Food Specials connected with it. migrant farm labor in upstate Create a B'-member bipartisan Then six Rep'ublicans^-Sens. BUS TERMINAL TO GUI^E n •' Casa of New Jercey. Ives and JavlU TURKEY 99c .43 Set for Production It was detonated from a balloon New York. , „ ,. commlsaion, named by the Presi- Providence, R. I„ Aug. 30 (P) Swanson Pies— Apple, Cherry, Blueberry or tethered above the AJSCTa Yucca But Charles van Devander, Har'*'. Meriden police chief says his 'dent but with Senate conflrma- j of New York, Kuchel of Califomliu —The New England Transporta­ lEEF PIES - ‘ Flat test center. The AEC said that force will make few arrests t o f 4 89 LOBSTERS u 69c Peach ...... ------.2 for 33e riman’s press' secretary, said he . tion Co. will give pp Its bus Nvaablngton, Aug. 30 — The*closed-door testimony by acting It was "subnominar in power. had no idea how funds could be ; ‘ low “ riving because no minimum (Continued on Page Nineteen) terminal In Hartford na of Sun­ BfAn. i PICTSWEET LABELS OB CAN TOPS AND GET (Oontinned an Page Ten) George, our fiahman, wama that the freah Swordflah season Roman Renfioii With Moot___ .... 10 oz. 40c Army reportedly believes tt has a ! Secretary of Defense Quarles and (Nominal is the equivalent to 20,- obtained to bring James H. Brun-:*P*®“ a«t • • .Swiss soldiers' day and will close ita Fa)l 50e. OFFER ENDS AUGUST SI. , proven answer to Russia's claimed | other officials before a Senate- 3 will toon be over and he recommends this week's shipment oa Snow Crop Pink Lemonode or (X)0 tons of TNT—or 20 kllotons.) gon to JSfew York state. search 14.714 foot Dent Blanche' River, Mam., garage "within a about the beat quality of the aeaann. Best Intercontinental mlaatle—an Amer-j House Atomic Energy Weapons The flash from the device-was Van Devander promised that aU j to r German girls, guide, missing week or two,” a New Haven Ri^ulor, 6 o?. . .4' . . . ? ...... 4 for 49c lean missile, ready tor production, { subcommittee which .Jackson clearly seen in the pre-dawn aky nt of Bijinson's accusations would be ' lO j^ y s. Railroad spokesman aatd today. THURSDAY and FRIDAY AT PINEHURST FREE*! that could hit key So^el areas from | heads/ Las 'Vegaa. more than 70 mile's to ivestigated. '• Pleasure -craft smashed to Starting Snnday, the spoke*- - PUVOI PUSH Thurmond’s Filibuster lea,. Jackson said all U. S. inter­ the southeast Newsmen were not Charge Peonage- pieces off Stonington despite maa said, NET buses will stop CENTER SLICES FRESH BLOCK ISLAND for my'a proposed counter- mediate and long range ballistic e ve r sb ab p allowed to witness the shot from on Brunson asserted in Augusta, Coast Guard efforts to save it . .. In Hartford at the TraUwaya the Jupiter, an Inter- missiles, except the Jupiter, are Communist Hungizry'a Forrign terminal at the north end o f the WHIN YOU BUY Range Ballistic Missile the test site. They watched from an 1 Ga.,' Wednesday, that itinerant 4 POUNei OF behind schedule because of tech­ ofNjri,te moutain peak. workers were beaten, cheated and. Ministry criticizes U.8. Legation May Pay Off in 1960 railroad station. The bus line la. SWORDFISH 4 69c which soared 1.50^ miles nical problems. He also*said tha From there the orange-pink was j held in virtual peonage by white for giving asyilim to Cardinal owned by the railroad. PRODUCI Hot Atlantic Wednesday in a number of both types of missiles seen to fade quickly, turning into Ubsses at a camp near Hannibal. Mindzenty.' t from Cape Canaveral, THRIFT FRICiO tVtWY PAY J /i Mrs. niLert's proposed for production has been ! " *;’?."** quickly Oswego County. Yesterday, he of Seven killed, 78 Injured oa truck ' waahlnrton Aug 30 (4h—Strom f George Bell Timmerman Jr. Is IKE VACA’noN sthr ecretary of the‘ Army Bruck- cut back b.v Pentagon - imposed 1 Fresher-By-Far' formed into rapidly rising mush- fered to testify under oath before plows ^ through crowd In Indore, ; T-urmond^ 'record word war brushing qtt his campaign hat and , Washington, Aug. SO (45—The Dogs er labeled the Jupiter "A apectacu money Umitstiona.-r * room. thinking of tossing it Into the White' Houae Indicated today MAREARINf lar success,” Harrlman's Investigative groups tho's ^ . . . , . PINEHURST GROUND MEATS Jackson said there had been, a or appear before a grand Jury in to determinenine cause v'm of subsu .h*'«»*"« b-1 joubtedly entrenches him strong­ aenstorial...... ring in.. 1960, ■ ' that President and'Mrs. Eioen- CALIFORNIA SUNKIST JUICE 57e 2 Jan 27c It te understood Uiat only the 4elay In planned dates for re (Contlnued on Page Fm r) New York state. iway train crash In New York Politiral Insurance bower will leave for a vacation CAULIFLOWER I.,acal I.—rge Size Head 35c Psnt^on’a secrecy tld on ntilaalle ^ V c h and testing stAge*, and . ly with the South — where he still LEAN CHUCK GROUND.. ...,1b. 69c Brunson said he would have to:^*ty. scents the possibility a>t a third V So a speech like Thurmond’s, at Newport, R. 1.. next week, developmejits prevents the Army reduction in the quantities of'fiils- a p a b le .o f arousing the affection possibly aa early as Tuesday. CELERY Largo.rallfornia Pascal 33c be subpoenaed because he .lacked ! Kansas City police a r r e s t man 18-19 Oranges REGULAR HAMBURG .. 9 • • « I ...,1b. 4Sc Slack ’em Syrup 'em! from saying.flatly that the Jupiteri,,leg .,,ted for future production CrtAfinl A t r i n who committed thVee holdups toiP perhaps, under the t;lghl of rsnk-'and-qie Dixie voters, could ORANGES 5 59e ... could be in production within 80 below figures given to the Senate S p C C i a i A S S C m D l V ; the trip. buyhiiv suitaiilt somn hehj» wouldu.'mi1H “"look fnnU prenra. ! . . T. ___ iiat-_su,^ be a political insurance policy .MALAYA RECOMbi FREE ROUND STEAK GROUND . ... lb. 99e Pillsboiy BEETS 2 Brha. 1 9 c said he did not combination of conditions, the READY TO USE PATTIES. ‘“'S '- V .... v, .... . ,iArmed iervlces committee last ^ - -- VanDevsndjr sentable when he robbed a bank' filibustering South Carol(na Sena- calculated to pay off in three years. Kuala Lumpur, Saturday, Aug. WHIT* SCEDUSS' O XA nS ...... 2 Ibi. 2Tc Brucker said in Florida yealei'- y^^prll Convenes Sent. 17 ! Geneve the ag^cles conducting the Thurmond's speech was a long; 31 (Pi— 5Ialaya became an in- ^ HAMS FROM MORRELL. 1ST PRIZE AND HANDY. GRAPES Thompson .Serdloas: ■ 1 1 governor'srf>vernor‘» inquiry had the power BelfasL Northern Ireland, I ^ envisions himself in I960,, aa Ca n n e d HAMS in i <,. 2. s. 6 a n d io-p o u n d s i z e s . 2 Lba. 35c ThA Senator declined ,on secur- l>olire bigme IRA for bomb which he was in 1948. the presidential diaaeratlon on why he believes the dependent nation In the British Vermont Maid PANCAKE of subpoena.' to Commonwealth today, bringlag ' SWEET YELLOW CORN . .. NATIVE GENUINE SPRING LAMB I.EGS. grounds to nanie dates -and , Hartford. Aug. 30 (A*t — It’s The State ' Labor , Department wrecked phone exchange. nominee of a rebel, Democratic Civil Rights Bill - ^ Ig n e d M cI n t o s h a p p l e s Lba. colonialism to a virtual end oa CHOICE GRADE BEEF. 3 29c w .re'ulk lnv^ nf^ r’ "re " “ '"hers, blit said the Army has official now. Tlie Leg-islature will began an ihveatigation o f Brim- Syrian pro-Sovl#' moves kill faction. protect voting rights -fPs un West's hope of this year's settle­ sary and unconstitutional^ the .Asian mainland. Only the SUMMER SQUASH FRO.M BECKER PINEHURST RIB OVEN ROAST C O . - Syrup 29c ? e ? « J u .r v ih lc fe .” "'fei.” u‘ a lo^^^i convene in ape.Ual session at 17 son's charges j'esterday but ran If not that, Thurmond certainly Fsc NECTARINES 2 Lba. 39c a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17! into trouble in ita first" efforts to ment of Arab refugee problem . . . won't have hurt himself‘ with the 'The South Carolinian contended; small Portuguese territories of BECKER’S SLICING TOMATOES. CUCUMBERS Meaty 3rd thru 7th Ribs Lb. Gov. Rlblcoff, a Democrat, and locate the camp. It said that a B'nate Rackets I ivestlgattng Com­ folks back ho(iie if he tries for an­ there are plenty of atate laws now ] Goa and 5lacao and New Terri- lat 2 Ribs lb. 69c— Boneless Rib Oven Roast ib. $1,09 HONEYDEWS Each 4 9 c T h en have lieen no known auc- Production of the Polaris t1:e House and Serjite leaders, all name and address he gave for it mittee questions Plllshurgh steel­ other Senate term in 1960. In fact, on the books to protect the rights 1 torles adjoining Hong Kong and eesaful U.S, tests of an Intercon-' missile have been Republicans, had fgreed on this did not establish immediate, posi­ workers ir. connection with alleged that could have been a prime mo­ of voters. And he called the bill I leased hy Britain from Chbia an “ unconsiltutional monstrosity'!; still 'Vemaln under foreign flags, IPANA TOOTH PASTE FRICASSEE FOW L^OM MILLER tentat Ballistic Missile (ICBM). ; °*'t- in a series r f conferences over the tive identification. fraud in 1957 United Steelwot'kera tive behind his futile, marathon FRESH CHICKEN LEGS > The United States has an ad-i Jackson called for Defense De­ ] ust two weeks, but not until to­ Brunson told the Augusta election. civit rights speech. which he said was pushed by "left ] 11.47 Value For AMPLE FREE PARKING vantage in land bases’ - Its own j partinent use of money he said Con- day did Ribicoff sign the special (Tlironicle that unmarried Negro Gqn. Decider, U.S. and U.N. Thurmond stated a one-man fili­ aing” groups. i CYPRIOTS SENTENCED TO DIB' Nicosia, .Aug. SO i4*) — A FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS >lua those (n friendly hands around ;gr«ss has already mads-available session p rods: nation. women were forced to submit to commander ii Korea says danger buster. holding the Senate floor for The speech probsbiy will)turn] AT REAR OF OUR STORE . . . r;he world.. A missile launched for missiles work. He. said Russian His qction 'olio',/s a final con­ other Negro workers, that living ] has lessened of invasion from 24 hours and 19 minutes. This out to be considerably more pop-1 Nk'Ohta special court toda.v Buy 2 giant 49c tubes at regular price and get 1 more FRYERS . C . BROILERS . . . CAPONS ■enteiiced to o young Greek froiri Oommunlat territory would weapons announcements have ference .vesterdsy "t whieh all the quarters were rooms 8 by 10 feet *■’—“North - " Korea . . Pro-aegregation- " “ fqlipsed the previous filibuster ular with those voters than it was Cypriots to death for carrring 49c aize. for only Ic. have to travel thousands of mliSa proved to be founded on fact In details were ironed ouj, _ shared by four personk regardless lata stage - rail)' jn campus of record of 32 hours snd 26 minutes with the Senator’s southern col- amis and ammuhitiba last July. to reach tha United Stataa. the past. He said it wonid bs a , The ilgned '•toclamation goes of sex and ^hat aome' Negroea Nashville, Tenn; newly-integrated set by ^ n . Morse (D*Ore) In 1953. le'agues. , i A U.S, mlsaile launched from dpvBStatlng psychological blow to o Mrs. Mildred P,. Allen, snre- were paid aa little as 55.49 for a school. Shortly after Thurmond yielded It was mostly Republlcaiu and I Costas .Michael. ' 25, and iMaeS abroad would have a much the free world If America for the t' ry of ata‘ S She '• l tuft) .will 73-hour week. Argentine officiala hqld Amert- the floor at 9:13 p.m. (BD'r) last northern Democrats who .g^ve ! metrlakla Chrlstou, 19, aximitted O ft BriqiwH and Rtgiilar Choreod ^ 7^„^>U«"BRDC£RY; shorted flight to Soviet territory. first time should “ fall to win a notify the Legllslature’a 515 mem­ Np Sfinlmum Pay Law can freighter .t Buenos Alraa' night, the Ssnats paatad the Civil Thurmond his only momenta o t ! belonging to ZX7KA, tiio under­ A4AN O iitTiR Conn* A darker view of America’s race involving an. Important wea­ bers (86 In the Senate and 379 Daniel A. Daley, chief Labor pending invaitigation of collialon Rights Bill, 60-15. and sent It to relief through tha long hours of | ground organtaation dsmaading AF Pinohurir . . . placa In tha'mtaailea race was pons system." In f ’ e Ho u r ' to m- at tha ap- Department Investigator, ordered . . . Army offleera tell' Aenate Pre'sident Eisenhower. document reading and oratory that unloa with Otoeea. They aaid CORNER M A IN and O AK STREETS preasntad yeatsrday by Sen. Jack- prebers about burying 588,700 In Reports have been getting tKey had not MUed nnyona or MR (D-Wooh) after four hours of ' (iCoatUiiMd a« Fh :* V giit) (Ooflliaiiad OB Pago Tkroo) (CoKUaued oa Paga Four) surplus parts. around South Carolina that Oov. (OonUntiad ail Pago Four) arom fired n shot.

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