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K '.' ■ •1 »AOB SIXTEEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1954 iMattftjpgteir ^ npnittg JjgraUi A v e ra g e D sOy Net Preas Run I b r the Week BoOetl ThoTfantlMS Tha Friendly Circle will liold Ita / Sept 11, 1954 Faeaeoal of V. SL lV4othM flrat fall maetinf tomorrow nlfht To Be Installed Cheney’s to Sell Ehtei^ Boston College Red Men’s SetbaidL About Town. at 6:80 at the home o f Mra. Harold TEHIHSASLOWAS*S"p„„^^ 11,305 Onofly, eenl taoIgM, lu m .ijr, Ivaraen of 64 Thomaa Qr. Hoat- l^rint Machhiery Loop Starto Soon IHw« ChapUr No. Bl, Royal aaaea for the pot4uck,aumr will Member nC the Atidlt ehnoeo nf Ught rola. Lmr lioIgM la Ar6h Maaons. wiD confar Uw Royal be Hra. Alice S<^lla antT Mn. AMESITr DRIVES Borana o f OIreiitnttbn Anh X)i«rM at lU «u u c m ^ - Etiianor Frahhland. A buainMa An official of Cheney Bros, Again thia year the Red Men'a MancheMtmr^^A City of VUlago Charms vUoa Uworrow aveninf at 7:S0 in meatlnE will be conducted by the says the company ia going ahead Social Club, of 13 Bralnard PI., No Money Down** 36 Months Maaonic Tampla. Tha defrM officara. Who are: Mra. Lila Dan with plans to sell the printing ma will hold a Setback League, The ; will ba followed by refreah- AuadalV prealdent; Mra. Lucille to Pay • Pavinir • Driveways yOL.LXXin,NO.300 (OlaaoinaS ASvartWag o* Pag* 98) chinery owned by the company. lc|^;u» was highly successful last MANCRESTl^ CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1954 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE nVE CENTS and a aocial hour. Iveraeh, vice-preaident; Mra. Anne • Parkinf Areas Chapman, aecretary; and M ra Unsuccessful attempts have year, playing once a week through been made by Cheney Bros, to P. Quiah o f the Q uiA Shirley Dewhurat, treaaurer. out the winter. have an outside firm take over the MANCHESTER VHinar^ dw aa la attendlhc the an*- printing operations and keep the Twelve teams have entered into aual atata n m atal Diractora Aaaa. Pfc. Harold 3. M oora aon of Mr. competition thia season, represent MltehRn 9-5224 and Mra. William Moore o f 333 business in Manchester. Several Eden Tells convention td to at the Pine Or firms have investigated the possi ing local merchants. The league chard CountryNipub in Branford. Center St., la aervlnr with the 5th Record Vote by GOP will run for 33 weeks, starting For ths I m t in OrivRway .Cmwtnietioii— Coll Infantry Dlvlalon in Germany. bilities of profitable printing oper |/| Quiah will alao meet with the Oon- ations and decided agalnsf it at Sept 31 and continuing through nacticut ^ b a lm in f Aaaa. of which this time. Dec. 14, with a three-week layoff France o f tw la aeCTatary. The Hartford Pembroke College . .1 Club will open Ha 1B54-55 aeaaon Some o f the personnel whose during tl>e holidayk resuming Jan. THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. Sept. 20 at 6:30 p. m. with a pot- Jobs have been affected by the 4- and continuing until May' 17. J- \ . i .Lutharweda of the Cmanuel Lu move have been moved elsewhere The teams entered are; Red X theran Church will meet In Laither luck aupper at ^ e home of Miaa of Bloc Unity Plan M ary W. Cuahman o f 15 Sunaet in the plant while a few have been men's Social Club. Coughlin's A ll •L Hall PHday. 17 at 6:80 for a laid off. The official aaid the com pet-luck aupper. Anyone ihtereated Ter., Weat Hartford. There will be Stars, Milikowskl Florists. Mori- f ' a buaineaa meeting to diacuaa the pany will attempt to u*e these arty's Painters. Liebc's Wallpaper, ' Paris, Sflpt. 15 (;p>— Britiflh b attandlng ahould cMitact Mra. workers when it can. Foreign S^retary Anthony nom aa 'Ainiar of 117 Weat 8t. new club program. All new mem- Oliva's Esso, Jack's A ll Stars, bera in thia area are cordially in- The engraving operatiohs of Hood's Milk, Colls Pavers, Piano Bowers Out The Nation’ s Budget ^ e n — fresh from unify talks ITia Study (roup o f the South 'vlted to attend. Cheney Bros., sold recently to an Shop, 4XXXX, and Mistretta's other.firm, will continue here. in Brussels, Bonn and Rome Jtathodiat Church will meet to- Clippers. Winning team is pre A REAL \ Fallot Photo Le4 J, Barrett — tackled Paris tod»y in be awirrow at 2 p. m. at tha church. Girl Scouta o f Troop 4 will meet Robert Peterson sented with a trophy at the end of / The arorahlp aarvlce will ba led by at Emanuel Lutheran Church the aeaaon. In Try for half of the Churchill govem,- Leo J. Bairrett, 22, aon of Mr. Xm. Kvanfeline Small. The Will- Thuraday atS:30 _p. m. ment’s ne'w plan to enUst \ Incoming American Legion Auction Market' and Mrs. F. 1 ^ Barrett, 35 Deep- Ittff Workera (roup w ill be fueaU. Wsiriii Ble^eption for the' Young Voyager Commander Robert Peterson will wooml8ceIlaneous shower, Saturday He aaid he had found agreement hopes tp make a later European Bowers group and the' town com Ohrig, assistant at arms; William Evening at the Community Y on everywhere and he waa certain he trip and aee them. Downing, service officer; ' ani~ North Main St., Miss Eleanor mittee. Thoee nattons. along with W eet Patoo Named by Democrata would find agreement in France, Harold Olds, chaplaUh. Benevehto, 79 Homestead St., who LECLERC too. . He recalled that he and Germany, were the propoeed mem Officers of the American ion will be maid of honor at her Although Paton waa defeated bers of the defunct European De FUNERAL HOIvlE In the Republican primary, he will Metidea-France had solved other auxiliary will also be instal d to- brother Francis' marriage to Miss difficult problems together, ap- fense Community plan for defena* morrow night with M^, ahces •tlU be a candidate in the .town Pasqualini, on Oct. 2 at St. Francis parantly referring to their coop oninst the Communiot thraot. A . Dwyer as president. FUNERAL wide .elections next month b y'vir In e death o f EDC at the handa of of Assisi Church, South Windsor, eration at the Geneva Conference, was hostess. RongM, Rtfrlgsratera tue o f his nomination by the Dem the French Parliament aet up the SERVICE ocrats. Paton ran in both pri- where an armiatice was devised to Booisfl no Sm Review a f the 1865 Bodget, thia chart laaiied by the present-problem of bow to eaUst. About 50 relatives and friends of W othtn ond AH mariea yesterday as he did two end the fighting in Iiidochina. Germany.. / the bride-elect attended. Party re W alter N. OUR APOLOGIES TO THOSE WHO MISSED ears ago, when he was nominated Budget Bureon la Waahlagtoa sheiwa where the aatloa’a 1965 budget Eden chatted amtlingly with MANCHESTER Leclerc, Othfr AppHcmcM dollar la to eosua from oad where It will be spent. It Is estimated Radle-TV TWk Tofright freshments were served at a buffet 1.y the Democrats and later elect Mendea-France oa they walked Eugene Hart, 11, la given a sham spanking by hit moOwr, Mrs- Hilda Hart, after hie return to New . Director THIS THE LAST TIME . . . OUR SUPPLY that slx^-slx cents of Overy dollar Is to be spent for major natloaal . Meanwhile, Dulles reeoidibuid MILL^RK CO. table tastefully decorated with ed. from the airport station to their lork aboard the Uner^ United States. Eugene booided the ship lost week ns It was preporiog to leave flowers and centered with a ahower aecurity. (NEA Telephoto). cars. Eden’s gray hair towered filmed for radio and T V taraadeast SM Broad St.— Tel. M1-8-828S 33 Main Street, Mancheater The aix Republicana nominated New York for Enpland and wee not notlcrd until the veaael was at sea. (N E A 'Telephot«>„ tonight a report on the cake surmounted, by a miniature WILL IE UNLIMITED. .yesterday for Director candidatea six inchea over the black hair of Asian Security Oonfenaea which bride. Cali MI-9-5869 are Incumbents Theodore Fair Msndes-France, who waa also hat- he attended at Manila last wash. banks, Hsrold A. Turkington, less, The 15-mlautea statement ia aet y40n EXPERT Harry J. Firato, Jacob' Miller and The Foreign Secretary headed first to the British Embassy and fo r 8:45 p. m. EDT. DuUes’ take newcomers Gilbert Barnes and Ike Boosts Deficit, o ff time is 6 p. m. EDT. Mrs. Natalie G. McIntosh, a for then, within a few minutes, to the CABINET WORK r " ’,' 974 French Foreign Ministry to begin S^Th^t*Faces^®^® F orccd Y ank He will return to the United mer vice chairman o f the Repu^' States Saturday but at CALL lican. Town Committee. his talk* with Mendes-France. . Since his departure from Lon coming to ‘WasMngtati he wlU go MAIN ST. The Democrats yesterday also to hia -/mcation a p ^ Duch MI-9-3283 east what speared to be a protest Cuts Security Cost don Saturday, Eden hoe won quick Air War Hero To Sign Ger] and hopeful support for his plan in Lake Ontario, and from thara . vote agaiiut the BeiWera Bloc, wlU Journey d i n ^ to N ow ToHt which had emeiged as such last from the leaders of West Ger Open 8 AAt. to 9 P.M. Dally FREE for the United Natloo* General SUPER MARKETS January vfheiy^Three Democrats Washington, Sept. 15 {iP)— Eisenhower administration many, Italy and the Benelux trio Woshinj^on, Sept 16 M»)—The Air Force today brought court- Honff Konff, Sept. 15 (JP) — Looking thin, pale and ill AiaemM y opening Tfiaoday. PARKING and two Republicans uiJlted to haa boosted ^ e deficit it idreseea for this fiscal year to — Belgium, The Netherlands and scuttle pUtns fo r the Keeney Luxembourg. martial charges against Cot Rob after 18 monthe. in Communiet Chinese captivityX two nwrly 4% billion dollars even while slashing a new three .H a la expected to aakeTazuSw itreet S^ool. France today remained the only ert Orr, much decorated veteran American correspohdenta and a ship captain from Brook ^ Poe High Vete-Oetter biilions from major security programs. But it has upped question m ark.. oiddreea in the General Aaaemhly 'They made Pascal Poe,, a polIU- outlays'In a dozen civilian flela i^ — ' ------——■ - Aa a replacement for EDCTs o f W orid W ar n and Korea who lyn, crossed into British Hong Kong today. One of the Wedneadav or tlKiraday'‘covOriV /• 'cal newcomer Who waa a vocal'op whefe they could be a spur to pro one-uniform, 6-nation European was arrested on a burglary charge trio'. National Broadcasting Co.6 among ouier world iaauon Preat-- ponent of the coalition, their high duction a ^ employment. Army, the British propose to link in Los Vegas, Nev.. July 2. correspondent Richaid Applegate, dent Eisenlioiwer’s prapoeal fo r ah YOU ALWAYS SAVE est vote-getter in the primary and TTie anhual reviaion of spending Nixou^ Martin a rMrmed West' Germany and Orr has been tranaferred, from 37, of Medford, Ore., told a pews internatianal agency to promoto relegated bloc members Paton and and income astimatea for the cur Italy to the Bruaaels Mutual De Walter Reed Hospital, where he confeience that after months of Ike to Receive peaceful uaea of atomic energy. has-been under Inveattgatidn and solitary confinement In a Canton Officials indicated that DuUea- A T TH E Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick to fifth rent fiscal year, which began July fense Pact signed in 1946 by Brit and sixth places on the ticket. 1, waa made public laet night. In Start Drive for ain, Franc,q.;juid the three Benelux observation since Aug. 25, to con JoU and long hours at questioning, is not taking any plan fdr a new Only W alter Mahoney of the dicating these over-all. changes. nations. finement at Bolling Air Force Base he had admitted the Ani'ericona Trinity Degree approach to the German raarma- here pending action oh the move Bowers-led group made a strong Total im nding was r^u ced from To Operate Under NATO waged'germ warfare in Korea. ment problem to Bonn and Lon egainat him. He ia accused o f vio GRAND PRIZE $10,000.00-155 OTHER BIG CASH PRIZES! SimpI* to ^ showing, finishing behind Poe; the 865,600.000,000 planned when The expanded alliance presuma Thought He Would Be KOIed don. He want* to know first hand GOP Congress lating aecurity regulations, unlaw " I thought they either would On October 20 •ntor—Easy to win! Just comploto tho G-E Swiyol-top Cloonor jinglol" Another opponent of the .coalition, President EUenhower submitted bly would operate under the North what Adenauer believes m i^t b* Phillip Harrison, flnishra. right Atlantic Treaty Orgohixation, ful entry, house breaking. larceny, leave me in .that prison until I a feaattile solution from the Cler>> the fiscal 1955 budget to Congress Washington, Sept. 15 (FJ— Vice forgery and fraudulent claima rotted or that they would kill me,*' behind Mahoney. last January to a new eatimate of which has token over the military Denver, Sept. 15 (ff) —Presi' man point o f view, and alao what The other Democrat nominate*^ President Nixon and Speaker of phases o f the BnuoaU pact. The against the government. he said. / Bden thinks about the various Just think o f a II the wonderful things you could do 64 billions. This compares with ■ Orr, 36, was arreated by civil The Reds released Applegate, In dfnt Eisenhower will receive on /■ BOYS' AND GIRLS' . * inding of $67,600,000,000 in the the House Martin take off today poesmiiuas in the light at a tour with that $10,000.00 Grand Prize. You could buy authorities in Navada after he waa ternational News'’’ Service enrrs' honorary degree from Trinity Col of European capitals which Eden (Conttaaed on Page Fttteeo) on separate campaign swings (eonttaiMd en Page Twenty) 9' a beautiful new. house (o r pay off the mortgage which ended June 80. found to have a number of sponddent Donald Dixon, 35, of New lege in Hartford, Conn., the morn U tokti^. Eden saw Mendes- on your present hom e)— or put yourself behind pta Bettraates Cut aimed at persuading voters in 17 watches, a set of burglary tools York, and Merchant Mariner Ben- ing o f Oct. 30, Pheeidentiol Press Fta*^e today and presumably can The estlHlate of net budget states that the beat guarantee to and keys to hotel rooms around Jmin Krasner at the Lawu Border the wheel of your favorite new car. Secretary James T. Hagerty said report the French premier's views. FLANNEL LINED S90 Investment receipts wiur cut from $62,700,- peace and proeperity is a Republi the country. He waa later turned Bridge. A U. 8. consulate cor today. State Dept, press ofilccr Lincoln And even if you don’t win the Grand Prize, 000,000 in Janho^ to $59,300,000,- can Congress. , . Censure Probe over to the Air Force, which flew brought them the 40 miles-to the President will appear at s White W d Dulles was "not de G-E has 155 other big cash prizes that could 000. Principal fact^(w contributing Nixon heads first Yor Ohio and him to the hospital here for psy Peninsula hotri at Kowloon, on the dinnr,- at S tw York Oty that liberately by-paaelng” Paris or make a lot of your dreams epnie true. Just look: In FHA Brings to the reductioh were coiigres- Martin embarks oh a 13-state chiatric observation and investiga liiainlaiid acroas from Hong Bong. night. any of tile other c^tals. White lional tax cuts, blgger-than ex tour that will take him to the Report Outline tion of his off-duty actiritiea. Applegate gave thie-occount of The President will address, the said the Secretary is simply visit DUNGAREES Pacific coast. An airport bcoak- Orr’a los( assignment was os his grilling about the alleged germ pected refunds, and a sharp drop faculty-Slid studenta in front of ing the places which he feels it S SKOND PRIZIS $1,000.00 EACH 1735,^4 Gain In corporation tax payments. Col fast was arranged by GOP Na- administrative assistant to the woifara in Korea, which he said Northern Towers if the weather is urgently neceieary to visit and SO THIRD PRIZIS $100.00 EACH lections last fiscal year came to 'tionol Chairman Leonard W. HaU Due This Week Vice Chief of SUff of the Air began after the Reds found out he good and at the ^ I d House in which his time permits. 164.600.000. 000. to Cheer on tha travelers. Force in Washington. had been a war correspondent in The State Dept.,soid Ipillee and 100 FOURTH PRIZES $10.00 EACH Korea: ,—- ^ . , cose of bod weather.-- - 1 ' Chicago, Sept. 15 (JP)— The Sen ^Nixon Is scheduled to speak in ' Washington, Sept. 15 (F)-^Mem- An A ir Force spokesman -aaid WASHAILE Since the $3,400,000,000 dip In The flrat time he was questioned, He w ill also be recl|llent o f -m ate Banking committee today Commbua tonight. Martin goes to bers of a special committse that the security violations charge doctorate degree during, the fall (Conttaaed eo.JPago Twenty) 49 expected revenuea outweighed the "Middlesex County; New Jersey. he got angry and shouted hack, studied a report that buildeis Com* *0 in for your oniry blank—put yowi $1,600,000,000 cut in spending, the weighing censure charges against Involved a failure to safeguard convocation. ^ rU tf reaped windf^la totaling nearly Maine Oolas Feared ' "that's a lie. There were no germs • FLANNEL adminiatratioha estimate of its Sen. McCarthy (R-W ta) said to classified' documents. There was The college plans to have $,6 New G-E Swivd-lop Cleaner 'lives you in th* nmnins fdr on* of thos* womtorfwl pritot.pri 14 million dollars on 40 housing -Republican leaders made no dropped in Korea.’’ " UNED probable deficit at the end of the day they hope to complete the I The Communist interrogator seats fo r studentf, faculty and in maryekxu “ Reseb-My". dcaamg. You projects financed by government- attempt to hide a belief the cam framework of their report by the' ( CeoMnoed e. Page TYtenty-oevaii) ie( k in the middle of fbe room ■ clesh fiscal year rose from $3,900,000,- liounded the desk and yelled, "you vited gueats.. The large Trinity insured loans. paign tasks of Nixon and Martin end o f this week. ~ quadrangle, . where N o r t h a m all atound. up and-down—neVrr move iH* Tha new list of projects was 000 predicted in January to $4.- have oosumed new magnitude in iie ! you lie ! If you don't" tall the ’Die sU-Senator committee, Towera ie located, w ill acommodatc elemntr oiice. SwiveMop lurw with you • SIs m 4v10 submitted by Federal Housing Ad 700.000. 000. In .fiscal 1964. red inkthe light of Democratic gains in truth, w e'll kill you. Go bock to at you to round the rtwm. PLUS... BIG headed by Sen. Watkins (R-U toh), several thousand 'persons and Trin ministrator Albert M. Cole yester spending came to three.billions. Maine. . ' your call and think awhUe.". froB the AP Wirta However, Secretary., of the One GOP National committee unanimously rejected yesterday After long' hours,- Applegate ity oraeiols said today, they are day as the committee began three 'welcome to attend. The Field CASH BONUS! _ daj^ of Chicago hearings oh FHA Treasury Humphrey told a news official who did not wOnt to be McCarth3T's challenge o f the Im continued, ha-began to confess , to NEW a-IN-1 partiality of its, legal staff. House Is smaller and public "*l0 l^rations. •___ _ " conference the administration quoted by name, aaid that pbaaljily ths germ warfare but the Reds FIGHT POSTPONED \ \ . Rwr and Floor Tool would try ’ ’every day,, every week Confldeoce la Legal Staff quickly challenged; "You lie. admittance will have to be [ Cede said the w in S fa lC i^ r ex more significant than tha Demo New York. Sept. 18 (ff>—Tha GIRLS'SKI PAJAMAS and every month" to atop spending crats* election-of a Maine gover- The group expressed "absolute, Your confeMkion is different from planned. Mardaao-Charlm heavywelghl tra profits--^repreaented the dif- confidence in the foirnees" o f E. tha. American fliers.” How long or short the Presi $1.00 ference between actual construc title fight was pestpeoed 86 Wallace Chadwick, chief counsel, "I could not confess what they dent's address will be is not known Be sure to see a demonstration^ o f the new G-E GIRLS' ILOUSES tion costs and loans based on ex- (Ooutlaned ou Page’ Two) (Cootlnaed on Page Sixteen) Three Southern states. telY bears today beeoaee of weother Guy G. De Furia. his assistant, Supreme Court they vront to take, wanted becauae I didn't know yet. - '■— eeiod itioaa.^ Swivel-top O^aner when you pick up your entry cetrive F H A estimatee. what they wanted, until they let President Eisenhower and TVini GIRLS' n y l o n S 0 X ^3 for Among the projects listed by "and all other members of the le oettve port in Mgumeilts on how form. Bwause every winner who has also seen a gal staff." a translation of Ruorion stories ty President Albert 0. JAcobe have S.MOKE AO S CURB ASKED ^ Cole were three In which he aaid a to carry out jiW dMlsldn barring get into the cell. 1 knew then been friends (or many years. When Washlagteo, Sept. 15 UP)— demonstration will get dxtra cash— A BIG CASH trio of New Yorkers had parlayed McCarthy hod said Chadwick segragation iA' pifblic schools . . . what they wonted to hear and I President Eisenhower ‘headed The Federal 'Trade Qwmmlsslia. BONUS. For instance, if the Grand Prize winner has a personal investment of $90 into and De Furls had acted oe "pros Black-clod body of beautiful ^ rl WHERE ELSE New Hampshire Upset gave tc' to. them. A fter' that I Columbia University after World (FTC) today prepeeed that th*' ■ »• seep a demonstration, shell get $2,500.00 extra— ‘ O profit of $735,434. ecutors" at the commlttee’e nine- found at Ruislip, England in field ORp* S!*sr. day hearings, and he suggeated near U.8. Air Force Headquarters started confasaing to bqing in Chi W ar IL Dr. Jacote Was provost cigarette Industry yolaotarily for a total of $.12,500.00. Just look at a l l ^ extra Another group of New Yorkers CAN YOU BUY the 'group. hire ' new lawyers .to thought ;by Scotland Yard to be nese waters and sverythlng olse of the^unlveraity and second in adopt edvertiatag etoadards to cash that can bP yours; l with 'sn investment of $10,000 second wIctiBi o f fugitive strangler. they asked. command to him.* During Eisen eHmlnate "all Matapo' ood h »- made a windfall o f SH million dol help It draft Its raport to the Sen ate. Red China's National People's "I found o'*.t the Reds wanted hower's absence from the univer- plieatioM which are> qaceMe*- 2 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR $5.b0 lars. the administrator said. BRAND PRIZE 80NUS...... $2,5MJ0 Watkins announced ths decision Congress convenes and is told by me to lie ao I Had plenty. X lied sily. Dr. Jacobs woe acting presi abh> la light ef penesot day id-, The F H A offlcihl told the com Rod boss Mso Tze-tuij; that It will 17 p ^ e s of Ues. They told nie dent. cntiflc knowtedge." ^ " SECOND PRIZE RONUSES. $25BJ0 EACH mittee headed by Sen. Capehart By T H E a s s o c i a t e d PREHri gpleted laler this monti. with a at * news conference following Republican Sen. Robert W. Up-Torim arv in i day-long closed .cpnlcrencaa with take several 6-yeor ptona to in- • HOYS' (R-lndl the new names supple primary iii Rhode It^snd and con dliatrialiae nation . . . Government (Ceotiooed ao Page Twenty) (Conttmied ea -Pmge Twenty) Y08H1DA TO Y fS lt V. 8. TiNRD PMZE RONUSES...... $25.0$ UCH mented a similar list Issued June ton of New Hampshire waa the ventions In New York State. * his committee, but he declined to talk about what form or toa'4' the writneaa in trial of IS Puerto Rican Denver, Sept. 16 (AV-Th* 4. ■ most notable casualty yesterday Upton. 70, was defeated by vet KNIRTH P «n lONUSH . $1MD EACH •GIRLS' a l primary wanoupa iii nine atetas report may take. Natlonahats says be has' ssk.ed Summer White H o o m a »- The three project! involved in eran U- S. Rep. Norris Cotton, 54„ U.S. authorities tor protSettM be^ nouDced today that Prime Nla-- Na aneo Ownaia Go from rug to CONTHT NtADOUAtnaS - COaM IN TOOAV - OtT YOUt n m v the $90 investment. Cole said, produced party candidatra for the in a three-way race for the GOP As the Committee returned to hare-floor and I November elections. Otherwisei the Job today, other sources sold causa he feOrs sssossinatlon. Ister Shlgera Teehido of fiapaoi -it'srealbeer! nio. Negro Denver. Sept 15 l/Pi— Dr. HenryAwa^. But if attack should come, Great M tatn aad thia ceoatry. Stanley J. Betley of Manchester. Republican nomlnkUon haa meant raaidento decide to nend thein D^ Siqyth raeigned from the the stockpile we have prepoi^ With only five of »7 precincU election in New Hampahire. Reds Qaim SEATO children hock to Negro- a(*oola Atomic Energy Oommiasion.tpday | «*ould assure this country and the TYPHOON NEAR GUAM uncounted Betley was ahead of Upton, who has been. serving Trade-lii ^AllowanceI At Qiiemoy Eases ponding Supreme Court clarifica and' (REtored the 'United States > Free World the ropaicity. to answer Gnam, Sept 15 (Pi — . A ty“ Mayor Lawrence M. Pickett of under appointment since Tobey's tion of segr egation. _ stockpile of hydrogen and atomic ! with oveiwheiming power." phoa%>lth wtada at l U milea Keene for the. Democratic nomin- - Builds New Unrest death lost year, was the aecoad Now Yoili. State Denoocratla bombs aaMiraa Free World retoli-! . Smyth, 56, the only current aa hour Bear the eiatrr waa la- , TOipoh, Forrooea, Sept. 15 ation, 12.482 to 10,298. On Tour Old U. 8. Senator to suffer defeat in '* headquarteia claims AvereU Har- atiem of "overwhelming power” | member at the S-mon AB C with cated 866 adlee aerthweet of pair Kationalist planes end warahipa To Face SylM Bridges primary test this year. The other attacked the . Ootnmuniat - held Moecow, Sept 15 (F>—In a rizoan hoe 636 votes in party’s agoinat any, enemy attack. 1 a ecientific background, has ssrvsd Guam today. The great atorae Gerard L Morin, 30-year-old was Sen. Alton Lennon (D-NC).* scathing attack on SEATO, Bus- state convention, which is 36 uioro Presideiit Eisenhower "very re -' since Prfsident. Truman appointed was movtag aerthaeot at 14 China coast tor the ISth day to mayor o f Laconia, won over three Cleaner During Six House incumbents also have eta charged lost night that the Totao Hmmi ueeded to take guber luctondy” ' accepted' the resigns-; him May 31, 1949, to a term ex- adhw an. hear. N o day, the Defense Ministry an rivals for the Democratic chance been beaten in bids for renoinina- Bring Any X Child rat onS We Will OnUlt Them With Sheen nounced, but the tempo of hoeti- Southaoat Asian Defense AUisnee natorial nomination . . . President' tion of Smyth, who cost the only piring Jtme SO, 1956. arena were la Itn to try to unseat Republican Sen. tion; "la in fact a bloc of colonial pow- 2 Fnlra 65.00 lities around Quemoy slackened Eisenhower, tells National. Con d iasc^n g vote lost June when the He i^ans- to return to Princeton path. This Campaign Styles Bridges for the full Senate In another contest 'that drew era" aimed at supplying "atrat^c Boticeably. ference' on ' CItizfnship harmony conumssion refuaed to lift Dr. J. University, whsre he wiLs was 'chair-'chair teitb. Bridges waa unopposed in notional attention, former Demo raw materiala t.o the military In- The Interior Miniatry'a TVtao between independent branches 'of Robert Oppenbeimer’s ouspension man of the physics department MONMOUTH RISK C8JIAKED the prinoory. cratic Rep.'"John A. Carroll. 53, duatry of tha United Slates.” Appliance Dept.— Oak St. Entrance New# Agency said a Red Msuine government will pceoervie Aaw f-. from access to qecret atomic data. end on the facu ity. fromroml , 1924 to Waahlagtoa, S e ^ iS UH—Tha 'Voters In N ew Hampshire, New won his party's nomlnaUon for the . A formal statement hy the So Division was shifted from South The/-summer B ^ t a House an 1949. Army today cianimsi the rm York, Vem ont, ' Massachusetts, Senate from Colorado. He downed viet Foreign MiniotiT declared Ofiina to ' the mainland qppaaite Cceicord,^ Masu.. reformatory la nounced Eleesihower is naming A Princeton epokesmui said to- of aaether washer Wisconsin, Colorado, Utah, Mln- Mayor Quigg Newton of Denver. that the Manila poet would oborp- Qcemoy karlier this month. refMttadly raturning-to Ita hormal WiUord Frank Libby, 4fi-year-old ’doy Smyth h u . accepted the newly, neooti. mad Waahini.'ton p ick ^ CarroU«fbrmerly woe on adviser to en international tensioa and ^H ie Tatao report, whid- codld routine after ifiO Stat'e Troopers University of Chicago' atomic creatd poet-of Chairman of the iBvastigptloa a$.^P8. 188 WEST MIDDLI^iTPK. « TEL. MI-9-4404 noBBlneed. for five Senate and 92 ProOktet Truman. He will face LL "eroaie ohetocles th the sptUe- qoeSed revolt by 18 inmates yes aejentist, to succeed-Smyth on the Board at Scientific and Ikigiaeer- N . 6. Anna O. W ol not be confbmed..4denUnad the House aoats, fo r six goveraonhipa Gov. Gorddn Allott; who woe ua- ment o f unsolved prahlems." terday . Britioh Labor-Party ABC, fiffeeUva Sept. 30. ihg Research at the university. hary Parh. N . ^ OPEN DAILY 91^00-9:00 divioloa aa the FVth M a r in i and a hoot of oUjer state oiid ’lbcai opposed..for the GOP SenaU noOi- 8E ATO ’ "was ptWpdz^ and c*r-- chief dem ent Attlee says he hopes - In reaigtilng, Sinyth -wrote Elsaa- R e ia this to ahMsme 1 ^ new duties e t tha 88 Bonnolly would bo used for aa effleos. H m vote woe reported Ihatioa. FREE BARKING gujpMblBwa attack. ried out by a western power be U. 8. congreasional elections in hewer: within the next few weeks. he reiaafla) / UflRt'la Mverol stotea. Bon. Edwin C. Johnson now holds hind thd bocks at the Asian eoun- BREWING CO. o r CXINN., !•«. Novombar will choogo Araseiimu Smyth’s Istter to the President tear have fThe oriocUon at eaiMlidatea for poSey afoinst neoffnltlOB at Oom- "I hope atomic Was pone wffl ooFag* ■) IRe Nov. s baUotlBg YriB ba cooi- .(« *■ n go BUktowi) (C •a Fof* Tif*) gauiiiat d**— ' aoBtiiMO to act 0 0 dsterreota to . .(OaaHooed ao Pago A n o ty ) . / , \ budget absorbed some 800 million city. At present services ars held Ike Boosts j)e fic it, dollars of the cut, dropping from Reds Claim SEATO Epi^opal Bishop in tha Ccmmunlty Church. 18,1-4 bilUons to"'lO% biUlons. Ths'iltsv. Edward D. Hollman, Some 300 millions of the cut Local Stocks ■teady flow of such itenia as eoap« H a s h s i^ tjn , Cut^S^ciurity Coot ds New Unrest To Break Ground Minister to Episcopal students at Ht CD FftMtis Is EHIeiftsi Sky High Costs theUnlted Statea is going t » help. cigarettes, cosmetics. Taxor blades, M ovnSk r would be taken out of aircraft _ r' tha University of OonnccticUt, and Tile Foreign Operations Admm- CLEANING AND iNSTALUNG . purchasing, 325 millions from air tiMtsttoM famsfead others will assist In the service. cameras and radios—most o f (OMtiftiMd from ra fo Om ) O sbm M mddlebrssk. istration (FOA).announced that 45 which come through military chan field and. other' public works p) (OoBtlaiied from fa g s Oae) The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Ofay, nels. .. > grams, and 100 millions fi / ■ 1 ► Tonight: Rcfulfir Prices! Create Majo|? million dollars had been allocated Arlhir Inl^ SiM w i Bishop of tha Episcopal Diocese ot to mamtaln dvlUan relief and a Some of the goods are distrib SEPTIC TANKS mi CESSPOOLS i>A,AJki»rifc>AAAAAJ cOiere' It would hurt neither Fdofeiuc maintenance and operations. tries, and the main roll was play Milo HayeSf 87, On the Job Connecticut, wlU brefik ground for EAST steadjr flow of assentlal commodi- uted through legal relief agencies, ^A eeaiBtato orgaafamtleB ml TRAINED SEWAGE SPCClALIlOi nor the economy. McNeil said the .Navy waff cut ed by thS'U. S. A., although the Bid Asked M M E m iR U m frontiers of the United States are Fteet Natloaai ikuUi St..Mkrk’s ^ a p e l at the University ROKHeadaeKe tiea uttq South Kor^*- but inoat flow through the black n^Bgiiro BMat Bsodero eqnI|HBeait aM ararhlBey R E lPU Yi A And W. J. McNAl, oMictant Mc- from ^10 H billion dollars tpAbout market. BETTER Job ■ * at B LOWER PRICE. 10 1-4 billions. The ^ v y re several thougand kilometers away ef Mancheeter ....; 84 gJk of Connecticut at a special eerviee, FOA . said the money would reUry of defenM and chief fiacal Ry dossra A. OWENS "combat Inflation by providmg Withdrawal of four U. 8. divi- trenchment would be In/spending from Southeast Asisi," the- state Baftford Nkticasal Sunday at 5 p.m. He's 87 years jroung and on the Seoul, Sept. 15 —Skyrocket officer of the Pentagon, told new«> Bank and Trust . . . 8 2 4 funds to finance the import of raw ■kma and a number of Air Force • New UBdergreoai wmter for maintenance and /operations, ment from Foreign Minister V. M. 34 H The ne>? ^ a p e l with meeting . Job everydAy. ing living coats have created a llaee ia«t«iUA THIS IS WHY men that despite the new reduc Molotov's office contiiiued. 1'. Conn. Bank sUid roonu and office for the Minister to m a t e r 1 a I a . and consumer-time units is expeeted to cut loose about S cM he said. . Major cltiea and Unvna much major economic headache for goods.” 10,000 Korean civilian employes, • Samp pompe laatalled to . M ore tion in defense spending,' industry The other major/'securlty pro Timiland, the Philippines and , Trust Co. 78 77 Eplscbpal studenU at the Univer W-l-D-B- 54VB.B-B-M South Korea's.government. ^Iduchoister Trust ... 60 |la Calar - WaHIa » Lawli 'largar than Ellington have had making the unemployment probleiff' remove wmter from your McKiBBCjr would get about twice the volume grams underwent. lese changes Pakistan took ' part, it - was 85 sity is one of the projects of the their share of Civilian headaches. The official price index jumped The WaMiington announcement "U VIN O IT i :t " more acute. cellar. Prompt SenrlCR of defense contracts this .year that Mutual Mill Aid—Down a charged, because theyLhey w e ^ Fire Inasneee Oesapaelae Episcopal Development Program Deapite warnings from top level 21.5 per cent in the month ended said the 45 million dollars wouM ( 1 ) Q i e ^ * i S it received last year. Tliis action, "bound hand and foot by>y enslavMg launched by the Diocese tWo years Wa«!\«sbM < Slash be used to import fertiliser, raw The government Social Ministry o New "rootproof” sewer (2) Qualify Work billion dollars /to 3 NaUonal Fite ...... 98 103 greatly needed facilities for mmia- I laa., "BBOKEN looked the CD. ’ I Korean housewives are paymg 30 miscellaneous rdw matsriils. reans were out of work a month tering to the increasing number of iA B C E " •d electrically. would tend to spur production and 200,000,00^ still a peak atomic All other Asian nations have PhoenU ------91 98 Boon: JohB Wsyae ,.In Ellington there it no Civilian • per cent nmre for eggs than two The withdrowal of UJS. forces ago. IE SAFE HIRB •"ii employment. refused to join', the Foreign Min I^iscopal students at the Univer- from South Korea is blamed in South Koroa'a economic problem outlay; st^kpliing— up by 300 Life and ledsjksrt^ Ina. Oae. "Bbo Wore A Yellow Blbbetf* Defento problem, liie reaaon is I weeks ago. Butter, milk, rice, meat Defense Status ITachanced istry declared, and Communist many^quarters for South Kprea's will be eased at least temporarily Given On C O D. Deliveries million dollars to 900 millions. CHII DPCN Fiiti Bimple. Milo El Hayet is the direc and cigarettes are up about the Secretary Humphrey said. "We China "opposes those aggressive Aetna Ufa .. '...;... 145 150 economic instability. \ if negotiations next month result ling Increases—Nearly all Aatna Caaualty...... M4 179 -Jt-w Inqlnnd-1 l/ij'uuiid ;(i i ( tor. same. c i n n e y are seeking more defense for less plans because, she ..justly ’regards Korean merchants are Watching m payment of bills for electric Call M K outsple the direct security field— Conn. General : ___..36V. 380 Men 68 years younger don't have Returna From Vacatien money, rather than changinc the ited to $1,400,000,000. With the above military group as a men the evaporation of a major trade power, water and real estate SEWAGE DISPOSAL QOfulFANY state of our defenses." Hartford Steam BoU. . 77 82 the vitality that it a Hayea trade President Syngman Rhee hur out these increases the deficit ace to her security." mark. market—the free-spending Ameri .rentals. TEL. Mltchen 8-5308—180-188 PEARI: ST., MAN( Eisenhower's Januaty forecasts The West, particularly the Unit Travalera ,.1400 1440 ried back from k vacation at can soldier. . South Korea estimates the U.N. ouM not have been apprecisbily Others were frantic when the Cihinhae to discuss the situation to Congress for security outlays '|:reater than for^ast in January., ed States, has insistently tried to PeeUe enmiae Korean merkeU fbr the past four Qimmand debt for these Services this year were revised along: thes^ weather bureau aent word of Hur with state council yesterday. And Heleottve. Spending build "a military organisation Conn. Ught Power .. 174 194 iDBse Featara ricane Eklna’a approach to N a.w years have been fatten^ liiy a at roughly 278 nUIUon dollars. RANGE & FUEL OIL lines: Conn. Power .. . . -V mt T;M. 8li*tta at 1/ Advertise in The Herald— It Payg Secretary ot Commerce Weeks Which could serve first o f dll for 41 43 Sat... J'aaHira ShaUa at JhsSiU Ehigland. but not Milo. Vety calmly Total "major nationSfe'secu^ty said recently the government was the liquidation of national libera Hartforef Elec. Lt. 58 58 Matta-OaMwya-lfi Here Thursday program" outlays—includlni he rounded up -hit troopa, coordi "nudgring" the economy wlt.» selec tion- movements in the countries Hertford Oaa Co. 374 40^ FOB YOUB entertainment nated all effort! and for better ■aamm— ..i i '" - - » " ~ ’i ~ - - ‘~-~-nTiitTrwffiinnwM8iiiiwiinRiiinniiiiiiaiT^^ rect military spending, So. Niew England tive m>cnding, and the hew budget of Southeast Asia," the statement 1 than 24 houra EUllngton was ready aid to allies, atomic energyi'activl appeared to document his state said. It added that the Soviet Tel. 39 41 I ties and stockpiling ‘'•M Strategic for the worse that could happen. The BOLAND OIL CO. ment. government,, was confident the •UnufeetmiHg Oorapealea X IND” JOE CELL! TRIO materials—will be $41,000,000,000 la Techali ^ , WMa Servea Ho Wants No Acclaim Increases Included: western attempt would fall. Alllediiaiiehnai . . , , , . s i ___ Sal. tI B.m.B .m . 8______~ li^^ -----"Whip____ ^ —WIlMB-______Milo. Second Selectman for the m . MltcM 34320 this year Instead of $4^80,000,000 Veterans services and .benefits programed last jMuary. The "Just as m Europe," the state Am. H a rd w a ^ ...... 15 17 ikt past 18 years, want* n 4 7 4 194 SaB.i/TlrakCB Laaec" Ciaemakcapal ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD paper that a woman in Washing million dollars net mcome to the of joint efforts of all the govern Cheney Broa...... p, 10 4 ton was the oldest volunteer CD 000 from pea^ defense outlays government to 387 millions net T E t l MI-9-8102 S after the outbreak of fighting in ments of that region independent Colllna ...... 105 ^ J.15 worker in the state. 'PENNSYLVANIA HO Korea. / outlay; Commodity Credit Corp.— ly of their social system, without Bn>-Hart ...... g 8 4 314 FOR P IZ Z A find GRINDERS TO GO "The paper said she was 81. 1 up 481 million dollars, mostly for dictation and Interference from Fafnlr Bearing ....., 37 waa going to write a letter and The rsyMon ■■ of the January farm price supports, to $1,848,- /I'R i <■- \ IT u ’ '■j r r • ALL. LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED direct mlfnaiy spending estimates outside." Landera, Frary, COk . 304 congratulate her and mention that 000,000; Interest—up from $8,835,- N. B. Mach. Co.- cut this bigim t national security Comparing SEATO with NATO, I had six years on her, but then 000.600 to $8,$75.000,000. the North Atlantic Treaty Organ North and Judd EASTWOOD 1 got to thinking. Why should 1 OPEN STOCK SOLID CH spending category down from The' new budget lifted the esti Ruaaeil Mfg. . . 37 H pillion .dollars to 30 H tail- isation. the Foreign Office said ON spoil that good woman'a fun. If she mate of how much the federal both are In "blatant opposition Stanley Worka lEN RESTAURANT thinks she is the oldest, let her llonst debt would total next June 30 from Terry Steam .. OUR GIANT SCBEEhIN Army Spending Out to the aims and principles of the 840 M A IN S T R E E T MANCHESTER go right ahead and think it.” 273 billions predicted by Elsen United Nations." TOrrtngtoh , . . . . . Milo joined the Civil Defense . To make this cut McNeil said. hower in January to 274 H billions. U. S. Envelope co “BONE WITH Army outlays were' cut from' 10 Tpe statement was the second unit during World War II and was The debt ceiling will revert from official statement against . the U. S. Envelope pf ■ ►.V, • second in command to George 1-4 billions to 9 1-4 billions, with the present tempocary 281 billion Veeder-Root .y/. THE WIND” Rrigham. A t that time the vener- the biggwt part of the reduction doHanr'to 875 biniohs next July 1. West in a week. Earlier the For eign Ministry sharply denounced Tha above gdoiauens aie not to la Tsehalcolor 1 ...... ______...... ■■I-— ■ 1 ■able Hayes was in charge of the in Army procurement of ammuni The new forecast, therefore, made be eenstrue^-4s actual marketsi. with Clark Gablo control center. After the war tion, ships and boats. it certain that the, treasury again western efforts to find a substitute for the European Army plan after Vlvtaa Leigh-OlIvU DeHavtIaad when . Brigham stepped down, McNeil said the Air - Force, will petition Oongres»^'for addi r j f ^ IN THE M Y 8Sswa At 1:M - l:n IFRIDAYJ Hayes took over the top post. which has the Mgg:est service its rejection by France. Nsici Das W Isaalh sf Ihs fsatars tional borrowing authority. issr sBsu ^thtlr f;4i. psrfsrai. Discussing se con atop at the residence to findA,Jlt- If Eklna had been a carbon copy Yack •«••••••• %kt% the dust,, and the moat beautiful of heir older sister Carol, Milo was ...... t4k IM * All Slses certed * efforU produce^/ yester day's primary results. full mon you ever saw. asS^JoeFHday ready to show everyone the value Ik .. SLU MM $ T » While of a good CD outfit. He had the BL M J» MM Tiwy Last I am sure Republioaiw are E8$T HAHTFOm gratified jo see the strength shown : fire department, a State Pollce- by the new Dem om tic candidates FAMILY DRIVE-IN 7man, schooh?. Red Cross workers, DIAMOND'S as they are to m the vindication ROUTE 5—80. WINDSOR a chaplain, special rescue details, of their own Incumbents, and their health officers and top flight com LAST TIMES TONICHT DRAGNET munication engineers ready to new runningymates. hthiosl s-WAnNKB Bnos, A ARMY and NAVY The ball Jm in position Aow. Wo ■wing into action. H T M AIN 8T. . MANCHESTEtl "This country needs a national Hrrald Photo. (, H 1 > H O r ^ D 'mustn't f>unble. 8EKM.EXMDER — RICHABD.IM" desire by each person to serve his Jacob F. Miller. community. When Jhat day comes, DANE CLARK in "THUNDER PASS" • \ tna. (iountry will be rc idy,” cm-- Offer 1,365 beds in 418 diferent El- file drawer, but he doubts anyone phutqes Director Hayes. lingtoq homes an^ buildinjgs. These will ever have use fob it. With four figure^ are a result of the survey. Bee Thia Groat Big « X^Too Much Greed score and a few more for good "Wb don't do any horn-blowing. measures in back of him, .MUo Outdoor Pfetan OntdooTO! A d d in g bit of fl. and brim stone to the' dlscuadon, Hayea We /Work." looks only to the future.* ■tated, "People today are greedy. eturning to statistics, some 150 Picking up a two-way inobilc They spend mbney , faster than n and women are on call" by radio he said. "My troops are ready they can earn ItN^ofet of them ayes should need ' arise. The if I need them. You Can't beat feel that If thare >.Hi a volunteer ronical t'Wlst to it all is that Di these new inventions, can you" rector Hayes calls no official meet : X - th« traditionil boanty and charm of true antiques . . . maRnifiegnt job to do, the other fellow ahould. But one wonders when looking d o lL ’< . . ings. He checks periodically with Soud vnerry in a warm, mellow, hand rubbed finish . . . each one.of exceptional quality, each one the volunteers, assuring, himself at the upright , spry gentleman if • S S j i But with a tw inin In his ^ things weren’t made better in the a collectors piece. Available in Open Stqtck to enable j’«*(i to' choose the items you require, to add eyas end a smile on'his face, 1* ' in readiness should old days. to them later on. - ' X. lets the world know that EUiii^ton eit8*i' *n enemy or nature cause la not In this category. P ^ d ly the,'tQwn damage. AND he relates the fine work ddne byt A Musachusetts native, Milo NIGHT TABLE with drawer and two eiB CHEST OF DRAWERS In 48 Inch C T i O O C Red Cemeree in his volunteers. ' / traveled'eictensively for the Bab convenient ehelves...... width. Six drawers...... ^ I I T # For mstance 48 were Meded to cock PrihUrig Press Co. before re FALSE TEETH "SANANTONF' warrant the State, Police coming tiring to his hbipe on Main Street. to to^^ with a.’team to^ngerpriht He sailed the ocean to Europe and Thof Loesan : ..p o s t e r b e d llluetrnted nboye^ with ^ 7 0 A C DOUBLE DRESSER with Framed C l A O O C STARTS THURSDAY citlxen^ The ' night the ‘ officers also covered a lar^portion of this Naed Nat Embarrofs 52 inch postq...... OUrror, * drawers, 54 inch w id th .▼ U O JF e w 3 HHmphrny lo fo it m e ii^ rS e e were in the Tojj^n Hall 87' resi (iountry during his actlye days in Msnr wearers of felu teeth have*' dents were fingerprinted. business. luffered real embarrassment because CHEST OF DRAWEfUl In 88 inch C I l A K i t TRIPLE DRESSER with Framed 'TO HAVE AND More recently the Legion Aux He honestly believes that his be- their plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at just the wrons time. Do not width. Six drswerp '...... ^1 ■•teerV OUrror, 18 dfairere, 88 Inch width. .. $199.50 HAVE NOT" iliary turned over Aq Hayes a sur mg on the job every day of the llva in fear of thU happening to you. M o to io U iT V vey of the town./Within a matter yearls nothing unusual. In the se.. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETK, the AND alkaline (non-ecld) powder, on your im CEUBIDCKII of hours if disakt^ should strike lectmen's office he types renorts plates. Bold false teeth more firmly, Jimmy Stewart in CU«,$h4irp.*^y'W ^ the avrrounding towds,Hayes can on a tiny' Corona typewriter, be .So they feel more comfortable. Dbes VHF lecepHen Imm lieved to be 58 or more years old. nOt/Sour. Cheeks ••plate odOr^* (den STABT8 SUNDAY "WINCHESTER 73" ture Breath). Get FASTEETh at any SHOW BTARTS T.M^ ^ ^ d m k dietnnt steHnnt A.German helmet is kept, in a drug eduntar. Budget Terms "REAR WINDOW" Como Early—^Leavo Early 277 RROAD Mi-E-im SALES and TELEVISION RADIO SERVICB X 1951 PONTIW 4-OOOlK Solid Cherry Dinette Today Thurt (M l M M E TEE pUME— Bert .Cmfeftein De Luxe 8. Radioy heater; hydram aticx. Gbsasal W Maw Btllala, Gaaa. (H I TO EE AMNOL'MCED^ Ohaaaal H Batirakt, Halt. (H i b a d g e ifa. n * Qiaaaal tt Watwbarr. Caaa. . Btaninji Jack.Webb 2 WAYNE HITSBYP0FUURBEQUE8T4 CTiaaaal U SprlaflleM. Mbm. (tl) TELEVimiN TMMATER — Room P ie c ^ •The WltchcMId" IlM ( U MY LRTLE-MAJBCn You may choose from n complete collection of distinguished repTO- -dUrrlne ,^ jo Btona, ^ no i ( •) BILL*! CkBTOOMS 1 2 9 5 durtlona for the dining room, jualor dining ivmmb or dinette, in styles !^ Thf MiriMt Bnatwl Hier IW) BAB I t WBSTBBM Tnsa- Charlra fa rtell FeMnrlng the Hiree. Uvlng Survivors TRB/"Law of th. W*M" (Ml I'VE GOT A RECEET — for every home. 8TARTF.B GROl'P, roiiaiatlng of Diwplenf TnMe (H I 0I;T w e s t —BIH Whalen Garry Moore, Moat that opeiu to 88 by 80 inches, and four Bow top Wlmteor Chain, 'oaly of the Historic Flag Ralslag on Mount <411 UMCLB ED’S FOM CLUB (HI WATEEFEOM^ — PfM((« Tbit ear earrios ^ Gooda^ iSuoreiyH. iribacht—none A. Gagnon, Ira H. ( D 'PIMKV LEE SHOW Fpeter - lyes, John Bradley. IU> JOLLY OEME "TO ir iUllE I S41> HOWDY DOODY TIME (U ) Y01:B o w n ROME X SEE McCLI NEWS AT 81S.-,-Pala.8Um*r KITCHEN REMODELING in 7SANDS OF IW b JIMA" . FILM O P ^ EVERY EVENING UNTlC l O Inches, opens to 88 x 8# Inches, WEATBEBMAN spheliseiy led ieor eeeerisai Bamslennej -Bill Mm^lv. < D best o f bboaowat Of expem, rigit Js 'ySer Ame. Wawh ihc WINDSOR CHAIRS with bow O C (HI SFOBTB-Blll Latins ••Royal. FamUy^^ Helen, JOHN WAYNE I SI RFOBT8COFF.-«t(1 Jafftt seasest cate with wbick these cteliesMW imeks. jpweefni shnped aeBts. Hayre, Claudette Colbert, Qeeetifrreer feraiAiees, . •y ■ . . teamed ter the first Umo (H 4 t» DEADUNB EDITION Nancy Oleen.- FretSerIck (SI) HFOBTS VIEWS anradenn waaat yoer bhrie Um kmftr DROp LE AF t a b l e with re- C Q A C A ith Maureen . O'Hara,' Holly < t) WEATHEE FOBECA8T . March,' (^haa. (jolnSB, ‘ Kent' wood’s Meet Beautiful V^okmui! < t) WOBLP NEWS TODAY , Smith. . . . Qecease this awdara, safe cleaaias .etocass movnble leaf. Opens to $8 x 78"._W » (HI ABBA NEWS-8pprU (H 4 (l MC8IC SHOW •roUt ttroM eoept sad cheeiicsls which tor — .IN — (H I LOCAL MEWB-Frdd ^ S r (f ll MAEE BOOM FOB DADDT «iiM haiie the dres Of fabtic. Lmwct life MOW ■AOMT WIND.SOR CHAIR.S with r»>*T X O K I (tl>-,WOBLD NEWS TONIOHT (Ml OANOEEOCS AS8IGMMIOT hecHse than is ao wear, ao htaakias c( ibetf.’ —Brian Donlevy «BBsed hr ■achiac setshbiag. 10 n i2 /3 w rash bottom seats. ....__ ... (HI FRATI'BE FILM TMEATEE ,1.7 le 19 Hi 11 (HI EOLLEB DEBBY This paisai preteosd ssHkeis taw d r o p L e a f r a b l e . 3e x 48" e o O C A RIO ORANOr NOW IS THE TIME <411 .WEESTUMO FROM BAW- ■ aiwdsd hr AaMtics't Isadies (arakwe sad I 2hl i u Wondtffiil Tm TO OKDER BO dsfaltssaet Beset. ------SERVER, with cabinqJL^ase, 36 inch width...... S97.S0 cloaed.''ena to 46 x 68” . . .T r ^ w JF » J W (HI MEWS ( •> COMEDY EOCB— DROPLEAF TABLE with "LITTLE PORTRAIT" ^roU iy Lamour, Larry HUTCH CABINET with thaivas, 36 inch width ...... $124.50 Slorch. Nat XlnB-(MerLOase tot Lorn FiX‘Up two leaves, opens to 40 x 05". $139.50 CHRISTMAS CARD$ Sheldon , . W fiM tM Bkas OF TOUK c h i l d r e n . (Ml NEWS—Pete_8toner CHINA CABINET in 36 -inch width,.with.doors $149.50 ROUND SPOON FOOT (HI NIORTCAP nblTlON TABLE, 54” cloaed, opens (t il FINAL EDITION—Ray Drury Duraclaan • Lawn Seed is the (Ml LATE m aoW —••CaaanoTA In HUTCH CABINET in 44 inch width. Shalvai ....: .'7'... . I . $169,50 to 72”...... $124.50 ^iMANSFIELD ANNEfiRIFFIN Burleaque'^ time proven blend of grasses- to D R IV E IN 478 MAIN S I^ E T (HI MOONUOHT MOVIEB 1neke ihe deluxe lawn in sun or BUFFET OR HjUtCH BASE in 54 inch v^th ...... $149.50' CARVED BACK SIDE CHAIR, A B A NOW ( « ) WEATBEB—John Quill shade. This all. perennial blend ' npholateied m t . os abovvn- .. >p TEL: MI-8-528S [ Tliw\,TliB«tp« lnTlMPark*| EKDS MONDAY including 70^ Kentucky Bluegra^ I VUMCTIOW IBtahMsil ii best for fall planting. Sesffg HUTCH CABINET^with shelves, 54 inch width ...... $209.50 CARVED BACK AB.M CHAIR, I ( t) CAVALCADE OF AMEBICA lahtdded din sad ark see Crti (caersd hr' Lawn Seed is economical because upholstered seat, na shown. .. $32.50 (H 4 II CAFTAIM VIDEO ••Meep laciioa." Maardceaiaa asthods leew you need so Utile ... only a pound CHINA Ca binet in 54" width, enclosed shelves ...... $249.50 (H I WBATHEB-JeJu Quill eaeaah din-ladea sasr ia yoaf_ieay.^sed eg- I (41) LITTLE SEOW SHIRTS C S S r ta ctase "■salar y “W d eeeeil- or taro per 1000 sq fl. JAMES STEWART JOBN DALY—News EXCLUSIVE W ITH US (H I MABOE AMD JEFF BarMlannisB smUsiUs. ^ J 15 - 82.45 2 4 15t • 15.95 LIBERAL-KEITH BUDGET TERMS .4LK.RPD HITCHCOCK'S (•U MIOBLIOHT8 The Bad eseetsdOnrailanti Heat Itestae ; - Tom Colton KELLER'S tdekr saa sad sBias. h ^ a a J iR lii * SPE C IAL SEED—3Iakea.a serviceable lawn in sun SPECIAL! 5 3 PIECE TWECd is the girl who ^iets The long lew ploncesl (Ml WKATiravANB — CavaU Mds flfiaB la laspeasioa stttt tot tt^ttt A. •. . . Jobort or shade with ordinary care. 1 15 - $I,4S , 15s.- $6SS r e a r w i n d o w ( I) CONMECnCCT SPOniOET i i i i i (111 w b k sTtjn o f r o m b a i aaiil reaawd. For asoontims, the chooses empire^ut wool iereay, (H I aOLDIEB’S PABADE . BO Na iacearealeacel RniSMlaBnad Mslct Professional Tool Set (Seen d o o o l a b b o w a e o b b 11:M (HI NEWS TU R F B U ILD E R — Fall feeding atrengtheiu roots, makes the ’ ■ ■ TECM.\!COrJDR THE NEWS ate dir la Hw e (ew haars. S»e ^ iaaredieatt. trds, K8s dficolleld. Then weds it It:te ( tl MIGHT OWL THEATER •e,ealivea wool ibeti. Rea pile,aaBeis sod grass healthy. Turf Builder U clean and aafe, no offensive odor OPEN THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 If bought aeparately would aell for (41) EDDIE FIBHEB 8EOW Panther^a Claw"' 49.98 ( S4U MBWE CABAVAM- John M:H (HI FREVVES tifcs. Colots tewre. Year (sbnes ste lift before or after use. Special Store H oan For Next Week. Open From 0 A-M. Uatii S:$0 PJU. Open Tnea- $58.10! Your home carpenter's worh- , with o primrose-prettied cotton felt iktl^. Ikuacrgo 8wajx» 1:M ( ■) NEWS fiter fcesh. ealirsasd... root boat is Bstr ■hop with wall case. Now onfy . . . (H I PEBBT OOMO BEOW HaeVef B Mr.itM. day ami Thnnday Until * P.M. Cloaed Wedneodny A t Noon. FREE PARKING U (HI DANCE INTEELCDK 25 15a feeJi 2S00 sq ft - $2JO ‘ 29" bouncing over kt own rtylen net crinoline,, g,rner-T“ “ rto «**• tar asr at Bo Keith’a Privnto PnridBg Lot. A 0rNit expanse of H to wrop and clutch ciow to you. < MB«> AETEl-E GODFEBT Tamanaw'a Oajrtlaa HltUftMa Mas not ton rt*t fcet ttnHtt. totti- to o 15s ferdt lOfiOO tq ft - $7A5 111 iHo dorU li BEOW This is the foshien look in the fashion fobric \ pad silky like^bodcloth to touch. Sites 10 to Ids (til TV EOl'E —"Nolabook War I:M ( tl DOUBLE OR MOTHINO ,3 ,. stsriMrr at few BwBBrwaled. Ter cf .a rior." ___ I *:M (HI BIO FMOFF e „ , 4 aretsBIsa aeoJatt dawiS SPREADERS male fall (H I ElO FICTCEE ' tiH ( tl ONE MAN'S FAMILT ai4 twrB hasHSt. Aba aaletft sfsM of Ike year. Magnificently c o llo ^ in motching biozffd! ( •> m m n BICM -W a m a lawn fix-up a breeze. Use it for feeing, The blouse in block or mess green. $ 1 7 - 9 5 Hull, heat IWW WMITE;RR0W aMtr. »lw B-ral tak It tffmltom t ^ woof suede...dMnely comfortoble over suits,., (HI MA7TMEB , seeding and w ^in g. . OF MANCHFSTFn The skirt in block with rose or oquo. end truly ifie beginniho of o beautiful foil G. E WILLIS end SON, Inc. JmMtmr.. $7S5 No 25 - $IXAS 0 «ey, rad or blue. Stoes 8 to Id. s CONNECTICUT iGRiyCEXEUy^tfEHl^ DURACLEANERS 'I ' n»:"UW Y$.liaYTHEKiP^TniBh. BLISH NMPWA|E CO. M .* S / n w n t g f i i HOMSSnVICES 793 MAM ST. an HariBB 8 L. MANCHESTER i '■ T M L 1O-0-Y0S4 16 clgarettaa in a package sup- O n l ^ e d poatd to contain 20. A c t i v e Produce Tht Hungarian raader ot Magyar Whigtle Means For Rotary Show Nemset described^whai happened ure Cure for w]w he went to the director of a It’s Time for Tha Rotary Club iMurd ptaM f9T state-owned cigarette plant to ACCORDION complain; Russian Class lU (octhcomtnc show outUnad by Smoking Habit "I asked hltrl if I could offer SMIUNG MRViei WUUam Rtca< chalm an o( tba him s cigarette. He said he would club'a Ways and Maana Commit- ^ Vienna UP)—Thousands of over tea, Mark HblmM, diiyctor o t tbla Vienna, Sapt 16 (F)—H art's a taka one. After he inhaled the first yaar’a ahow' and hla aaUataati; laat tlma. his faca convulsed violently. worked and underpaid workers in wey to stop aroddne: try Cbra- " ‘Plaase,’ he asked, ‘what kind CLEARANCE Communiat Blast Europe are being flight at tba Country {Jiub. Jack munlBt oi(arattas. t l CSason, a paat Diatrlct Govampr of of cigarettes la thatT’ I told him forced to alt down and atudy *1 lit a eigaretta racanUy and It waa the brand hla factory pro We are elearing our present atock at reduced prices, dile Rotary, |»at Naatdent of the Suf- duces. Russian before they go home to flald Rotary Qub. and a trouper ImmedUtaly fait such pain that to a new shipment Just received from Italy. supper.' in tba daya of mbutrel abowa and I stlU cannot find worda to dea- **Ha called his oiiief engineer. vaudavUle, talked briefly to the The engineer tasted the cigarette, SCANDALLI—120 bass, 11 tieble shifts, 4 bass shifts. When the whistle blows at tha criba It," a Hungarian wrota to He paled. The engineer called the and of the working day for theae club lalatlnc hia axperiancaa in 'the Budapeet newspaper Magyar, Was $675 ... .NOW $575 You save’ 3.00 on each slip arodudna tba paat thraa Buffiald chief of the trade department. He captive people, It doeto't mean it’s R(Aary Club abowa. Naaaaat. Mmtlar compiainta have tasted the cigarette. He. i^ed. IRIO‘^120 bass, 3 treble shifts, 2 bass shifts. time to leave. It means It’s time ii-i It waa .announced that’ datea for been noted from leetderi in Poland, More and mora execuUvaa cania. for their dally study of Russian, Romania. Bulgeria, Hurwuy and to taste the cigarette and suf Was $400 ....NOW $ 3 3 $ Ih Czechoslovakia, there are at Th« EcMiMt Way H Loy-Away! tba local production hava bean fered pains." ehan^ to Friday and Saturday Eaat Oetmany. SALANT1~120 bias, 7 treble shifts, 2 bass shifts. present 15,714 adult courses In avenlnga, Ncnr. 1# and 30. at-U » Hungarian clgarettaa, tba Reds’ The account ended without say factones and offices, catering to WaddeU School. The flrat rebearaal ottlcial nawapapare admit, often ing If tha brand had bmn aince Was $405 ....NOW $ 3 4 5 ' more than 250,000 persons. In Th* Short 28 in. Luxury ' inmroved. of the ctaorua wiU take place fol- are found to contain akaoat no QmMminm AUowMce for Your Old Accordton. Romania, 10,000 ''popular" classes V loarinf next week’a raeatinF of tba tobacco at all. In Poland, emdrera 'r a i d i omoken complain tliat instruct more than 300,000. club. Sept. 21. I grumUa they discover pieces od tftera ara M diffarant atata-made ' But the Czechs,' Poles and others The tbama of the Rotary Revue, raga asnong tbelr aUte-produced brands for: aalc in PoUnd hut all apparently don't take to learning tobacco products. taste alike; In Beat Oermany, a Russian with all the enthueieam aa the ahow udU !>• known tbla newapaper freely conceded that Moulon" Coats year, waa outline# by Oeorye' Smokars in Bulgaria, the home Dufoldo Music Center the Soviets would like'. music director. Mlaa ieveral brands "ara not aultaUa of fine tobaccos, maim the ciga for human oonsumptlan." "One adult course.” 'said the Mary Wilson, planlat, was intro rettes the state eells them some 180 MlOOLE TURNPIKE WE^T TEL. MI-9-620S Polish newspaper Zycie W*rszawy, d u c e times are "completely rotten.” In There Were 86,668 reported I "started with ^ 160 listeners, of Dyed Precotssd Lamb Director Holmea will be assisted Romania, riewepaper readers won- cases of poliomyelitis in the Uhlt- whom only SO 'took the examina 40 denier by Donald Richter allllv Phillip dar why thera ara aometlmea only sd States in 1868. tion. In the Agricultural Bank, only Harrison.. Other committees abd Advertise in llie Herald-‘7;lt Pays four of 26 beginner! .finished the irt our lowMt prie* avorl chairmen who will handle vatiouc starting course." phases of the show include Jay On Kremlin orders. Russian " JS 1 Rand, peraonnel; William Rica and now is the second language in A' John Alvord, tlckaU; Dr. Andrew schools of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Thomas and Theodora Brown, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. make-up; Mr. and Mrs. Harr> There are indications that, ulti MaldmenL oostumas; Kenneth Mor mately, Moscow hopes to make Plus 10Vs fax rison, Cflof Bdandson, Elmore Russian the "mother tongue" of Hohenthal and Alfred Scbiebel these countries. TRICOT sceneryu Aldo Facani, Salve Ven- In Prague streetcars, each week hy driUo u d the Rev. Alfred Wil- two new letters of the Russian Lost Yoor Thii puolity Wot $49. lianu^ refreshments, and Herbert Cyrillic alphabet are hung up for SwanKMi, puMicity. passengers to memorize. This, ex By JOSEPH A. OWENS plained a Prague newspaper, “is HUl has aeen hla profea- man informed Emory that his son back back wUl be turned when ha the first step toward the study of aion faida, h u t ‘i t ’ll never die and Famous for all ’round hard wear, this very 2,435 Votes Polled had a mare which had been shod decides to get even. One piled me the brotherly Russian language.”. M- ' il' I'd do it again." Theae are hie on the front hoofs, but bad re- up 16 years ago and I’ll never for Soviet language , teachers are opular (new short length 28 inches) coat By pead Candidate wmds epoken wltk what he terma fuaed to allow a blacksmith from get It- being imported by the Red regimes Eas deep,, dense fur, warmth withoujb "Swamp Yankee" accent. the other side of the river'to.put "Yessir, once is one too many of all .the Eastern satellites. weight and long Tasting lustrous beauty ! HiU doubts that Longfellow pic on the hind shoes. times to let a critter win.’ o*6***6*a*a*a*****6*a»*a*«a#aa6aa*a****6*««*a« Seattle,^ Sept. 16 VPh-X dead tured a blacksmith like himself “Sheil be shod, if I come over," HIU suffered a broken arm plua You don’t have to pamper it, but it will man pblled ' n ^ y half aa m^^y when he composed the verse dedi said Hill with typical stubborn eye and knee injuries when ha lost pamper you! It’s # clear saving of $20. votes yaaterdiy in Waabington's cated to the village emithy. ‘Tt'e ness..Using horse sense Emory en that decision, but this did not dim Ws the ^‘tvisp o f a girdle’* | \ primary electiem as the man who not romantic. It’a hard work to tered the bam, talked cheerfully hia daring for entering the stables N *w y*ucan won the Democratic nomination shoe a hotsa and. brothar, aome to the animal and did hla work. with the toughest and meanaat The SS DOWN HOLDS YOUR SlELECTiON know Hw luxury, for Congreea from the Fifth Dis tlmea you’re UaMe to end up with The owner told him -that the beasts. a kick in the muah or in the seat first blacksmith experienced ao tric t \ Attired in blue overalls, a blue that takes you^rouhd the clock! Diitter Says Hm dolicat* beauty, III*. ' J ^ F. McKay, Spdkane, died of the pants.** much trouble that he had to worksMrt and wide band suspen Aujf. 26 but it was too Mte to re Rubbing------_ tha— day’s—, _ growth------on — discipline the animal. "Treat ’em ders, HiU picked up an iron ah6e move his name from elactidn bal- hia chin, the Coventry blacksmith like humans and they'U give you and remariced, " n e y run from Local Lesions In the m MiUi May Be loU in aU but one county Of the drtftad back 86 yaars and traced the '‘same couiteay," retorted pony to site nine. It’a tha same biipo In w eniorful, lanf>' district Hla death waa well ptihU- hia caraar. Emory. routine, start the fire, heet the COLOR these costumes below and Saceeaafiilly Treated WlthHadlmn ■ ' ■ : deed, however, both by the piein ’T woikad l&.years In a aaw mill If you have an argument with a ehoe, shape it, cool it and^naU it ■ , .' .. ; • '• X ' waerinf American nylen. and radio. ^before my uncle, Thomas Palmar horse, watch out. Maybe your on the horse." By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.^ With 468 of lha diatrtet’s 680 of Mani^Iald. aakad me if I wanted Written for |1E;A Service precincts Countad, 2,486 votaa had to be a blacksmith." Bring to BURTON’S CORSET SALON It is perhaps utinecescary to de been cast for McKi^. Travels In Truck vote a 1^11 column to the subject ot Trim Tailored NO HtONINGI The winner. Art Carton of Cha- Hill’s grsan ayes aparkla aa ha today’s first inquiry although sev lan. former Democratic atata relives daya when every farm eral correspondents Iiave inquired chaiivum, had 6J114- had at ISMt one teem of horses WIN VALUABLE PRIZES!! about It. JUST MP, Slid Qwners' hrought their animals i • Q,—What Is histoplaamoals? I and' Terrific ..V- to the blackstnith’s every six weeks have heard of the disease but have Deaths Last Night for shMS. \ been unable to find anything about DRIP, The pickup truck parked adja $15’ Gift Certificate the syr.iptoms. treatment or cent to his shop op Swamp Hill dangers. A.j.A. canact: IwwriM psmsmsahf By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Road Shows how \ times have A.—Hiis is a widespread but not plaWed all nylan l«c« b«4ic« DRYI Omaha—Dr. Charles McMartin, changed. Now the 'only active extremely common InfecUoOs dis wi4« Uc* .4gii»|. FVnee- T4, nationally known urologist, a blackamith in the area services. Ms $10 Gift Certificate ease. It seems to be most concen British ^ former president of the American cuatomere at their homeq. trated In the central Mississippi rvdUirtaiiiied qilh nylen lac* Urological Asan., and at one time Hiis le the only reel transition and Ohio River Valleys. The res ia^aqiaa,. aed. aylaa laca rO S M IU Y 6 *’ director of the Department bf In the mechanics of Hill’s work. He ponsible porasite frequently attack adf* la aialtfc. Whila aidy. Sum ’ Dermatology and Urology and Uirt i^ertiticate the hmgs without causing S3rmp- WALKER 32-46, ,/ . ■ etui equliits with one eye e r the toms aad may show up In the head of tha Daparfmant of 8ur> hoofs to judge the else, heats the RROWN V gery at Oeighton University in , month, throat, or. elsewhere. .The NOW preshaped shoe oh the forge and. STRIPE disease'usually lysiuts In enlarge- COQUtlTfc Nr iwwiwd riAMiz Omaha. Died Tuesday. hanks it- Into shape on a - lisrge daahit-daap klaacan-iypa Skowhegan, Maine — Ralph . ment of some of the lympL nodes .A- iron anvil. SKIRT 4 h 're are no‘exercises that ‘in . are considered effective ja this ^ respect. Please ^v e me sohie Inform- atibB.on geographic tongue. and rriore , 1. B.P. A.—Geographic'tongue is consid ered relatively nOrmai. It ia char acterized by slightly elevated irregular, gray rings suritMuided f by reddish areas on certaih por tions of the tongue.'-'It tends to Come and go end may n-ake the •N«wLi$litarW«i$ht tongue somewhat sensitive but Is of little consequence, and does npt (and DO wa hove'am!) require treatment. I" •NtwSmalkrSiu Q.—Is it'lnjurlcus lo lake miner-,. COSTUME’S al oil every'night u{«n retiring? E.M. ‘ NEWEST A.—It.Is not advisable. It may * Now Lewor Prie* Irritate the intestines and interfere with the absorption of certain ^ LOOK! vitamina Q.—How much water ahocid a arson drink every ' ,■ ■' '-w
> * c M g g iiANCHESTER EVENING ^R A LD , MANCHESTER, CQNN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 “ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1954 PAGE SEVEN man Charles A' itobbins will also weapons at low-flying and high al Hospital at Waterbury, a victim Bolton report to the unit on the progress titude targets on the one-and-one- Lodge Will Speak of poliomyelitis, he was chnceling of toe committee atiif^ng the need half million acre Fort Bliss ranges. all campaign activities indefinite for ,ian addition to the elementary He also will be familiarised with At Jaycee Affair ly. Later, FVed R. Zeller, seeking school. the various electronic equipment reelection, said he had just learned FOR EXPERT $4f 745,811 Grand List Seen Ptaa Trip used by the AAA-RTC. of Bergln's action, and the reajmn ' J t father-son overnight tripl to He will graduate at a formal Governor Lodge will speak to for it, and ho too, was halting h WHEEL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BALANCINO Camp Pioneer at New Hartford is parade and retreat ceremony and the Manchester' Junior Chamber campaigning until young Antoony RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING By Board; Tax Rise Likely being planned by local Boy Scouts then be eligible for assignment in of Commerce Monday evening at B e ii^ is out of danger. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE > for the weekend of Sept. 35. Patrol a permanent antiaircraft aiiille'ry the Manchester Country -Club. advisers are contacting parents unit Belton. Sopt. 15 (Special)—ThoB Fire Group Ptahs Picnic Dinner will be served at 5:00 ^ NO BEPETITIONS SEE about arrangements. p. m. for Jaycee'a, members of oth Societies of bell ringers in Eng Booid of Finance haa appravod a The Volunteer Fire Ilepartment _The local troop began': its reg Maacbester Eveoiai Herald Bol- 5ud(et fa r the next flacal year haa announced plans for hn outU^ if l er Manchester service clubs, and land engage in ’’changa-ringlng’’ ular schedule of meetings Monday toa eorrespondent. Mi doeeph members of the Republican Town of church bells for as long as 13 which Indicates a tax rate of SI to be held at Sperry’s Pond on night at United Methodist Church. O’ltaUa. teiepheae MItebMi $-5545. mlUa wUl bo levied. If the tax rate French Road Sept 26. Flrehien, Because of expanded use of space Ck>mmittee. Tickets for the din hours without repeating the se pr^ctlon provos accurate, it will their families and members of the ner are available at the Country quence in which the bells are CURKE HWTOR SALES at the school, the Scouts are un DAB CONCLAVE 8A,A’ C^ub, Republican Headquarters on struck, according* to the Encyclo SOI BROAD STREET MI-MOIS represent an increase of two milla women’s auxiliary will be invited able to continue meeting there pedia Britannlca. srnft the current rate. to attend the 1 p. m. until dark they have for the past few yea Norwich, Sept, IS (/r>—Jud^ West Middle Turnpike, . through Prediction of the SI .piUla la event.'^ 'n e return to United M etl^lst by advance rfservatlons, some 4' respective service club 'presidents, baeM on an anticipated p-and Theib will be music for dancing Churdh as a meeting p lai^ ls a delegates are expected here Sept. and from George T. LaBonne, list of $4,745411, an estimated in- all through the afternoon and a homecoming. It was the -^Men’s 24 for the 61st state meeting of Manchdster Road, Glastonbury. eieaae of a quarter miUlon dollars picnic supper is planned for 4:30. the Connecticut Daughtea of the A'"box type” hot chicken dinner Club of the church thm originally American Revolution. Gertrude S. over last year’s ftfure. or 5 p. m. Committee members sponsored organlsati^of a scout will be served on the terrace. Mrs. ■n>tal shtidpated expenditure is Bryan Medberry, Jqhn Harris, Jack Carraway, president general, will Lodge will, accompany the Gov troop in town. / head a number of national officers $30S.1S346. This U increase of Early, Lawrence Wolthausen and The Troop Opmhlttee will meet ernor and the Manchester Open $1,750 over the ficure presented Ellsworth E. Perkins plan to make scheduled to attend, it was an Golf Touhiament Committee hope tonight at thedmme of Chairman nounced yesterday. a t the public hoann( last week telephMe calls to members to com Ronald G ro sq ^ Bolton Hill road to have her present the trophies and is represented by inclusion of plete arrangements. . at 8 b'( toi the winners of the three day LOOK AUKIf OE COMRMf ' a dishwasher for the school lunch Announces Intentton fected To Office CLINICAL MEETINO SflARTS tourney. pro(ram. TTie Board of Finance Laurier F. Delfars of Keeney Toth and Barbara Elliott, New Haven, Sept. 15 (F)—Con •UT ONLY ONE HAS THE HN| included it in the budcet with Drive has filed his intention to loref at Manchester High necticut’s 29th Annual Clinical OANCMS, CAMPAIGN PLANH ■ome reservations since the seek Republican nomination . as were elected to the Student Congress got underway today at Hartford. Sept. 15 (F)—Neither FLAWLESS QUALITY OF A X A Qirl's Best Friend Is-Her amount is so much higher than Justice of the Peace. This makes tncll Monday as representatives Yale's school of medicine. Spon of the candidates for state comp was ssUmated at the public hear- six candidates for the five places their respective home rooms. sored by the Connecticut State troller \%ill engage in campaign to be .filled on the ballot for thj Maneggia Assigned Medical. Society, the Congresa activities, temporarily at least. *"1aowever, sentiment expressed November election. Pvt. Peter John Maneggia. 19, which runs through Thursday will Earlier yesterday, Edward D. at the hearing was strongly in Under Republican party son of Mr. Peter Francis Maneg.^ feature lectures on new develop Bergin Of Wateibury, Democrat, ^ \ I / flavor of the purchase of a dish* no additimial names may be pre gia, .Route 6, haa been assigned to ments in medical science by 35 said that becaure his 17-months- washer and the group was prom* sented at the caucus. The l u t date the Antiaircraft Artillery Replace leading specialists and educators. old son Was. taken to St. Mary’s laSd it would be included in the for filing intention to sMk nomi ment Training Center in Fort Bllse, N c final budgcL This'was ^one be nation was yesterdaj^ Tex., for his second eight week cause, no increases in the budget There will be no .mntest on the cycle of basic training. canoe made when it is submitted post of represe^tive since in Having recently completed his mfAfUtf CNfft fOr approval of the annual town cumbent R<^. Edgene Oagllardone 6rst eight weeks’ of training in meeting. However, the budget can is the only Bepublicail candidate fundamental infantry subjects at TERMS AS LOW be cut by vote of the meeting. for this offlCe. The six candidates Fort Bliss. Texas he will now take DIAMOND Total anticipated revenue other for Justiesr of the Peace are John up the skills of antiaircraft artil- than that from property tax re Ths besuty and brilliance of a flawless if Walter F. Elliott, Laura lery. AMESITE DRIVES Mirhssls diamond sun»asss any othsr. ceipts esUmated by the Board of C. ’Tooibey, all Incumbent; Clar During this second phase of Finance is $66,560.16. This in (Diamond shown in this Trsasun Chast is DIAMOND JUBILEE ELEaRIC RANGE ence/ Anderson, Lawrence Fiano basic training he will be expertly No Money Down • 36 Months absolutely flawleaa $300, tax laeludad.), cludes $$3,709.16 from state funds Laurier F. DeMars. schooled in the bring of light and to Pay 5 Paving o Driveways \ under aid to education and trans The Republican Town Commit- medium antiaircraft artillery Easy Payments Invited. portation grants. ee will meet tommrrow night at • Parking Areas Bdiool Board Meets the Community Hall at S o'clock The Board of Education in preparation for the caucus MANCHESTER scheduled a meeting for t Monday. MIIc Im R 9-5224 B ight at vhich time they/dxpect Meetings Tonight to tatsrview.six appUcan^for the The Board of Selectmen Will hidd prlncipaTs position no^open at lU regular meeting at the school V nMO TUNim 4 For riw lost In Drhrowoy Con$tmction> C ol the elementary achoo^ tonight at $ o'clock... Jewelsrs—Silversmiths ■ The meeting Monwy n in t with New teachers at the school will the transpcrtatloi^oinmlttee con t KEMP'S, Inc. ; 958 Main St-^MI-9-4398 x., be welcomed at the PTA meeting a 768 MUa Sb—MI-$-5680 J THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. sidered several'small adjustments tonight at 6 o’clock. First Select- SINCE THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITV G E N E R A L In the tranmixation plan which l b db dh ▲ A As ▲ AS i i ELECTRIC arose as it r ^ t into operation. . The Board also approved a con :zz \ tract for/tranapoitatiaa of four > Wlllimantlc. Three will Wlpdbam High School X.- they are students in the mal agriculture counie and Introducing I wUl attend the trade soiool for automotive course. Visit Blair's New An lartment Chairmali John McDermott who worked out the probliroblam, pr oposed offering a contnictntrwt to Leonard Miss (RgUofor this MMcial transporta tion. OigUo’s two sons are enrolled St Wlntiiam High. ETHEL Club Adopts Sehednle Tbs Camera Club adopted a pro gram schedule for its next nine, SMITH ''SLEEK” meetings at its meeting at the ^Glanaoai* school Monday night. A program entitled ’’Print Analysis" will be featured at the by Fortnfit Sept. 27 meeting, designed to give Coiifideiitial^ the group backgroimd on J u d ^ g pictures in preparation for. two Formfit tailors the new “SlMk" contests scheduled for lata fall. Hie Oct 11. meeting, will deal girdle to do slimming plus^ shap \ with Christmas cafds in: ample A new series of ing—-to gently mold you into a time to give members Ideas for lovelier. silhoueUe. It’s designed tlitfF*owB photographic cards this in sheer, lightweight leno with year.' . Ihe dbt) will Judge its own sum satin elastic front and back mer colored, slide contest on Oct panels to subtract ihches stra 2$ using a ^Int system and ar tegically. Hips, tummy, waistline ranging the slides in classes. take a trimming that makes to A Kodqk sound movie entitled ’’Quality in Photographic Lens" day's fashions a joy to wear. will be shown Nov, 8 and another For new beauty And comfort-:- film ,'’The Master’s Series" will \ come in, be fitted in the Life he presented on Nov. 22.. x ‘"'.leek” today 1 Ansco program has men lied for Dec. 18 followed'by _ arranged by Kodak on Doe. 27 entitled "Making Pictures .People Ltkie." Further Instruction will be If you arii "not »" o porfiKt A or I gained on Jan. 10 when -the meet- We are pleased to announce urn will featuib^ a program on c u p . . . If nood o littio moro fHI- "Orainlneas and^ow To Control MISS ETHEL SMITH, N®* 580—Life Bra rfiowh, I t ” Programing^ s plans ended formerly Corset'Buyer of with'Uie Jan. 34 m ee^g at which n ^ n taffeta. Stitched under- Wise-Smith is now in bus^Nfor youthful uplift. A, members will Judge -the club's charge of our NEW and black and white print contMt bras foT/Voii! B, C. F3iJ)0 N ' ScOnt News ENLARGED Cor$et De A neiw Girl Scout troop will be partment. organised for fifth grade Because they ^ill you XT ■■ No. 297 —- Embroidered ■ cotton broadcloth and ^comfortable control BBS elasticized marquisette. Gentle wire support un ^ for the figure flrTRANSISTOR der the ‘ bust. Waist- ixjm. cinching feature. 32A to 88B. 16.50 There’s a touch of wizardry in the way "RoyM-r’ Formfit has combined sure control ;ivith Big Oven,"-Automatic action-free comfort in this" Liffl Girdle. ■MRIM AID Gently but firmly flattens midriff and Spocemoker Range tummy-jslims inches from 'waist and hips, trims thighs and backl Come be s5 ^ |S U 4 y p e vaemns- fitted for comfort by our understanding ^ Lito^Maad.tnMraad V--- corsetiere! Sizes 28 -to 36. - ^ ^ sisaiarihaaawri ■ it l te«w ’:A‘’baUSsarl Onhra awf fa aaM- BefawiBMfaff No. 296 — Embroidered cotton broadcloth with elasticized marquisette back. Gentle wire sup port undeAthe bust. S2A to S8B. S5.00' HOB V. «-
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, \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 MANCHESTEfe E Y E IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 Island even aftar Torktown, b Iknpero- Bao Dai, was reported Herbert Swope, Jr., has Baen OB- > - Impoesibls. Droodl^s Rival Factions t getting rec^ to leave his raat- talned to direct the play. T et If it is an Impossible idea, dence in Oahnee, on the French Following its stay in Hartford,^ -Trinity Announces "but they dUw«>eer<4; no one Rivera for Balgnn in the' near fu AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Five Loeel Girls Receive Nursing Diplomas Vivien W ill Wage knowa where." Eoifttiti^ ijfpraUl the fact also is :ihat if the Coir|||’ By BOnSB PBICB Elid Viet Nam the '‘Fragile Fox” will play a 1 ture. He is said to be' w o rrM over She said it whs hort sighted ef ]>VBUSIUU> » Y TO * ._.„ number of BMstem cities before EXPERTLY INSTALLED Three New Courts mimists tiidie this bland they will the potitlcal situation in tl^ coun Connecticut Democrat not to help y«A ij> p b in t in o oo7 otc. opening at the Belaaco Iheatre aae Grading — Machine S p i ^ — Forma Set — f Boiled Write-in Campaign is HwtII have tweaked the nose of our P olitical Hiassle try following its division with the her get into the baNot “ to draw in N ew York on O ct 12. Alaei ParkhMI Lots — Xemils Courts — Walks A-’’ ------latest series of prcwlamations Oonmunist-led Vietminh the Hartford, Sipt I$-Three new ofr votes from Gov. Lodge.” Geneva peace settlement. 16% FOE CASH TBANSACnONS New Haven, Sept 15 (Jty— Although mechanically operated s ia a 5, about holding a firm line, even if Paris, Sept. 16 (F)—The French HIGH ILUTEBACY coursaz in English,- history, and Terms arranged It desired _ Vivien Xellems, r/ho failed to voting machine are usc>< in Cton- A N oiM Octolxr i. USl News Agency reported from Sai ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY phUosophy havt bmn added to this we did locate that firm line airaund qualify for a place aa aa indepen necUcut, there la a sfuiLe at the gon today that - Viet Nam’s Pre At the time of the. Communist term’s offerings by the Trinity Col PuMUbtd I t t m £>«ntii| Bxceiit the island o f Forpiosa, not around dent on the November election top for the voter to ”wrtte in” 1 UoUdays. Bnttrcd M tn* mier and Arm y C5iicf of . ^ ta ff Parsons Theatre revolution in Ruasis, illiteracy ran - DEM AIO b r o t h e r s lege Evemng School, Director Rob a candidate, pull a lever and 4et JEWELERS ____ at ll*n':l)estn' Coon., m the island o f Qiiemoy.. ballot, haa announced elie will be have settled their quarrel, .ending aa high aa 60 per cent in aome ESTABLISHED 1620 ert M. Vogel announced today. the slip of paper fall into a ooen- d m Mali Thld dilemma our. high policy areaa and riiral populations could 7 U m a i n ST. TIL MU-tT* the Immediate .hreat of a new Opens Tomorrow CALL NOW — ANYT?** ^ The courses have been added due a write-in candidate fob governor partment. 8UB8CIUPTION RATE9 miikers have solved, if it can be outbreak of violence in the Indo^ not follow the course of events, ac of ConnecticulL ^ Pajikbia la Mvaaoa BIANCHESTER MI-S-7061 — HARTFOBD CHspM ’I - M ll to unusuaUy heavy enrollment for called that, by announcing that china state. cording to tha Xkicyclopedia Brt- the fall term in Trinity’# evening Qaaa Yaai*) IU.W •'Fragile Fox,” the first'sub tannlca.. Mite KeUemiiC’'’a Stonington K .HHonUia . •aaaa*a»*ata#«aaaaa 7.78 we are going to keep the Commu Premier Ngo Dinh Diepi ordered graduate divUlon, he eald. Regla- manufacturer, made her announce- Thraaa Montha •••aa«»«aaaaa««*»aa S.SO the 'officer; Gen. Nguyen Van scription play of tfie new season tratlon la still open in most Qpa MoBth b .. a a*aa *•»■#••••* kaaaa 1.IQ nists guessing w hat our decision JMnt Igat night on a state-wide No Job Too Small . . . Hinh, to quit his post last Satur to Be sponsored by the Theatre courses, and classes start Monday. is. Meanwhile, so they won't have telaviaion broadcast here (WINliC- Wo Mdke Friends That Way V#OPy, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa%'aaaaaa day and take the first plane for Guild-American Tlieatre Society The new offerings include Con- IV ) anot as the guhemetoriel Tba Herald PrlntJnf Company, be.. ing the noSe of our "firm line” Reporiedly he will not leave for aad record playeim. able to contain their enthusium, class of 1954 at the Middlesex Mq- candidate of the Independent Re- aaaumea» no financial raaponcImUty for some time because of the reorgan-, Gas Price Dispute typoaraphlcal arrora appaarint In ad- diplomacy. One is to go to war go lylld with excitement. .’Die occa morial Hbepital School of Nursing. piMican perty of the sUte. izatlbn of the Vietnamese Army yartfiemanta and other reading mattar with the Communists and elimi sion, I will now reveal, is the first Graduation exerclaes were heiS at She will be opposed by incum WEST SIDE b The Hancheatar Erenlng Herald. Dog Show in history where the now going on. nate their tweaking power, even if 24 Hour G>mpromise A ir^ Wesleyan Uirtverslty. • ' bent Rspuhltcan John Lodge- Dem EECeWD SHOP DIaplay advertlalnc cloaing houra: fleas were Judged along with the Observers said the face-saving The group, pt 26 graduating ocrat Abraham A. Ribicoff , a For Monday—I p. m. Friday. it eliminates us. ' ' dogs. The popular choice. “ Flea settlement gave Hinh satisfaction senior was the forty-sixth tiass former U. S. Reprsuentative. and For Tueaday—1 p. m. Monday. without putting Diem in too diffi Hartford, Bept. 15 (ff)— A com- Becprdsaiid AeceoMriee For Wedneaday—1 p. ra. Tueaday. The other might be to be firm Champion Skin Deep Beauty” has Ambulance to complete the nurses’ trelning Socialist Jasper' MoLevy, mayor For Tburaday—1 p. m. Wedneaday. Just been Judged Best in Show cult a position. romlse proposal waa handed the of Bridgeport. JAMES A. WOODS about our own firm lines, ^draw tate LegislaUve Ciounoll today in course at the hospltpL The local Form r IWday—1FHday—1 p. in. Thuraday.Thuraday when his closest. rival i**R'oyer‘s The agreement was reach ^ in Service S 'girls ara Mrs. Claire FUlot Caaey, Referring to her petitions. Mias For SaPirday—1 p. m. Friday them vdiere we mean them, and Own Jumper” was unexpectedly a lohg talk between the general the' “are parkway gaa prices too 88$ Ceatcr SL MI-q-1618 Claaaltled daadUne: 10:80 a. ra. aaeh hlj*?" diqiute. daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Leon G. Kellena -said a lot were signed Say of pabUcatiaa aseapt Saturday then stick to them. scratched. B y Rover. and Viet Nam’s defenie secretary, Fallot o f 86 Park St.; Miaa Patri The plan, aimed at pushing down • Am.. But what we really ought to be Le Ngoc Chan, at Hihh’s residence. cia Bonney, d a u ^ ter o f Mrs. Ruth Later the Premier received the parkway gaa pricea through new Wednaaday, 8«pt. 15 interested in is bilnging a truce comMtition, waa offered by Ebcecu- Bonney of 10 Vernon St.; Miea; general for an hour. Hinh left Shirley Wilson, daughter of Mr. to the U g end o f the Chinese civil tive Director E. Leroy Emanuelson, A Thought for Today smiling but refused to make any and Mrs. H u ^ Wilson o f 31 war before we become the major statement to repbrters.x Connecticut Petroleum Industriea Committee. Mather St; Miss Carolyn Watte, A Principle Wins participant in i t W e have no Viet Nam’s chief of state, ex- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tlta primary voters of Man* Is Christ DividMl? DESOTO AUTORUAtlC It will receive full-scale atten ;i. light to be even in the position lof FOR YOUR PRO TEaiO N tion when State Senator Oscar W atts o f 63 Arvlne PI.; and M iu cheater have Considered well and Was Christ divided in His love POUIOEFETTE *rRAm R«ISCIO M Barbara Shenning, daughter of considering whefrier or not Ameri for men Petersen, Jr., meets with his motor they have spoken well. llM y have vehicles subcommittee next Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Shenning, 28 can security or policy requires us Or start to heal an ailing soul • Cwnplelely Meier* Perkins St. arrested, as only a direct decision and then » teieieMetely AvelleMe ^ day. Highway Commissioner Hill to retain military contiol of an SIGN and Emanuelson will appear be In recognition of her scholastic from the people could, at develop Decided not because o f race or achievements. Miss -Wilson was island seven miles o ff China. We fore the Petersen group that day. Y o u t h s p e c i a l t y s h o p ment in our local government creed? , Advertising ROY MOTORS, Inc. awarded a apecial prize as the have no more right there than He let no true believer ever Wm. P.Quish DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH The new Emanuelsoiv proposal Fallot PliPhotos which was in contempt of them calls for establiahing off-parkway senior, student ;who had attained Mtes OsMly* Watts Miss Barbara IShMSuag •61 M A IN ST. — N E X T TO GAB OO M PANT Communist Chins, has on SUten p au ! ED'S SIGN CO. the second hlgheat average in selves. They had to do this by 241 N O R T H M A I N S T R E E T M A N C H E S T E R service areas, auch aa thoae at the Island. If we have any legitimate Mltchdl 3-8268 PHONE Mltelwl 3-S940 j West Rock exit on the Wilbur theory and clinical nursing w rin g aliminating: from nomination cer Did Christ divide His living date to drive Mrs. Marsseau bhclc Cross Parkway at New Haven. her three years o f study. right in the area at all, it should faith in God Mother Shot Dead; to Southbridge, but,” when he ar tain individuab, and mbstituting Such areaa would provide res- be as the friends and promoters And hearken to the tumult u it rived, found the Cottage locked. others, but they w ere'atill voting tauranta and several brands of gas. a' of peace. There are better ways prod He said he then heard the wom for a principle— the democratic The latter, he said, would be PiFoduce Brings Found in Cottage of promoting peace than to be Its Voices into fevered pitch? an moaning and broke In thrwgh principle which b at the root of Above cheaper because the stations would a screen In a windWA He found not have to pay the State royal plpyihg guessing games with the Thompson, Sept. 15 (ff)— State her on the bed, he said, then, all American fpvemment, and Its din. He ever heard the pray ties of from 5 to 8 cents a gallon. $2^0 at Market ConummisU and with ourselves. er of love'! " ruMied six miles to summon C m - Service areaa, which could be Police said a 42-year-oId mother which nobody can trample down stable Victor Blanchard. operated Just off parkway exits, was fotUKl fatally wounded on a fo r a very long time, anywhere. Would Christ today divide this Blanchard called an ambulance could also provide over-night Salts at .Tuesday’s Manchester summer cottage bed here lest The Republican candidates en frightened world . /■ and brought in State Police. IP- ZwickegV Sin lodgiM aa a convenience to motor Vegetable Ajictlon Mart-amounted night, a .22 caliber rifle and a And urge, "Take sides against Formeister quoted Fontaine as dorsed by the Republican Town ists. T^ere are now nO restaurants to $2,220.95. A total o f 1,134 half hate’s flags unfurled” ? hunting knife lay beside her. saying he had permitted M | s . Committee won Mcause they The reappearance of General or sleeping accomodations on the bushel baskets of tomatoes went She 'waa Identified as Mrs. Zwicker on a witness stand His prayer would heal such M erritt and Wilbur Cross Park Marsseau to use his oottagaon and were pledged to thb principle of maladies for good— at a high o f $2.30; a low o f $1.(H) Irena Marsseau of Southbridge, oiff during the summer. BUY N O W this time before the special Senate ways. ^ and an average of $2.10 per bas Mass., a mother o f two daughters democracy, not because they were “Come anto me all ye in moth The petroleum association of Comihlttee conducting the censpre erhood” N ket. • who waa separated from her hus WRONG CHURCH NOTE PA Y LATER pledged to be the creatures of any ficial said his plan would prove of band. ' / .Other commodities disposed of hearing on Senator McCarthy— apecial value on the new Connec 'roeeday included 22 cratea of evil hidden ‘'bossism." The Cltl- Our Christ divides no humble She was shot in the left temple Ocean Drive Beach, 8. C. (B—A has reaffirmed,, and perhaps clari ticut State Expressway which will cauliflower at $2.15 per crate; three sens Committee was dedicated to fhith whose creed but bore no knife wounds. State cocker sptuiiel liked the sound when have only aeven State-owned sta bushels of 'shell beans at $2 per fied a bit more,. the basic facU Would share the love oil God. Police said. She died ‘early today he ra is ^ his voice in a hymn at that principle, and the Individual tions along its 128-mile routa bushel and 12 bushels of cucum It’s all men need. in Day Kimball Hoepital at near the First Presbyterian Church. udio sparked its acdvity, Atty. about General Zwicker's first and bers-at a high of $2.80 and a low by PutnAm. Its price is high in sacrificial HaaUly removed by- a member of Jay RuWow, was, in hb leader more controversial appearance bn NOT ENOUGH CHORES o f $2.60 per buahel. State Police Lt. Edward For- goal; Richmond, Va. (XV-Mrs. Celesta the congregaUon, he trotted back >en a a stand—before McCarthy himself meister said William Fontaine, for another hymn. Ha waa ousted ship, merely continuing a consist Tq work for all and grow more Jane Hall Via aa)rs children today With 600,()00 motor cars, 350,000 last Winter. famous Stearns & Foster about. 45, a friend of Mrs. Mars second, time and the door closed ent fight for the democratic prin pure in soul, x ruffer because they do not have motorcycles and 250,000 motorized I: Marion M. Mhrcy seau, reported finding the wogaan firmly behind him. ciple he hsid repeatedly expressed, 'The facts, clear then to anybody enough chorea to do. Mrs. Via, who bicycles, Bwedeh claims she is the lying wounded In his Quatlc Sec t V ' Sponsored B y The Manchester haa 33 grandchildren and 22 gteat w ith conviction and eloquende, be who wanted them, and clear now, most motorized cOuritty in con tion OoUage. He said he had gone, U. S. farmers produced S,S00, Council of Churches grandchildren,, la 60. , tinental Eurbpe. fore meetings of the Board whose are relatively Empls. The “Fifth to the cottage because he had a 000,000 eggs in June, 1964.' »- :e a c c o u n t conduct was at issue. Amendment dentist,” Dr. Irving FIRE ok DEMAND and Holman-OvD. Baker } Fiiress, suspected of Oommunbt The threat which was repelled Maquoketa, Iowa (4^—The vol aefiviUes, had been drafted into B y openins: a charflre aixpunt today you can enjoy yesterday was not merely to the unteer fire department eeys the the Army, retained there, pro shopping the easy and convenignt way. Buy today, spirit and principle of democracy. firemen nee< some old buildingB moted there, and finally -dis-^ which they maj^ set ablaze in order ♦ pay later. I t was also a threat to the Intent, we asK you to charged there, all in accordant to practice new fire-fighting PARKER’S spirtt, and letter of the Manches methods. - ' with the law of the land. General . \ ter Charter, and the General Man Anyone in the area having an Application for Ckarga Account Zwicker, whatever he personally old ahed, bam. or other structure ager-Board of Directors form of Mari-Mada 691 Main St., Manchester thought o f all this, and he has re he wishes to dispose o f can get government it established fo r action by notifying the fire chief. new ball point vealed that he didn’t think much M r. '■ , ' Manchester. 8o it .can be said _of it, had no right or basis for in M rs. that the Charter has survived its terfering with it. But General M iss ...... first major test, and it can be Zwicker, in hin, testimony before hoped that no more challenges to A ddress ...... McCarthy^ and in his testimony it need arise. WANDELL- I before the Watkins Committee. Box Springs To those who were defeated, we C ity ...... was^Umited by presidential orders would like to say a few words un ANDERSON in his discussion of the case o f tinged by any assumpUon of su and Mattresses Former address ...... such an alleged security risk. Building otter perior wisdom or righteousness. One further thing which was each Employed by ...... The -truths to live by in a good revealed in the testimony before community like thb are self-evi- Contractors X to make the the Watkins Committee was that V/atkins big Sleep Shop has baen a busy Personal bank ...... dent' R*sidM Hal-Coflini^i^ the’ McCarthy staff knew how N o sound policy which is really plaea this past summer, so we'ro" left Other charge accounts ...... '.... General- Zwicker felt, knew the AltBrations»Rtm oM ing >•••ee•et••« in the public interest needs, to be with' odds-and-ends from former bed law that WSJ in operation, and cpnnived a t "Business On ding events . some in matched outfits knew the presidential orders con-^ There is ro mi^^opoly on devo Customer Sa^faction" trolling what General Zw ic^ . other mattresses and box springs in tion to the bert ^ teresU of this Full Insurance.^verage could divulge on the stand. ono-of-a-kind coverings . .. 157 pieces community. , - Tel. MI-9-303^r you ever drank! , Tn spite o f all this knowledge. in all. The way to deser\-e and win and Tel. MI-3-665r Senator McCarthy nsvertheless Writes Bva rimes len ferl 393,000 keep the tnist and respect of the After 5:00 P. M.'' made a public spectacle of Gen words in a aBgla cartridge—tke equiv people and of your associates in Included ara pieces formerly priced up eral Zwicker, because he had more 82 Baldwin Road alent of Aye ordinary bell point reilla. public service is to trust and re to $69.50 . . now at savings up to-44 % . H ere iz the same Ivucury respect' for the law o f the Jand Manchester, Conn. No more buying reiUa all the time! spect them. . y than for McCarthy, because he Included are famous l^olman-0. D. Raker SuspiHon b no substitute for blend o f thie world's finest - ■MH fer yeori o f iMrd iisel Jewelry- chose to follow his own official and Stearns & Foster makes. Twin..and ■f' YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP policy. ftniahed BMtal perU won’t t a r n i ^ chip orders rather than the ^unofficial coffees that has made So to the defeated, we would -full sizes. Same .guarantees as other bed SSI M A IN ST. — N E X T TO GAS CXIMPANY orders of McCarthy. or crack. Indaetfoctibfe nylon b a i^ in \ i say , this: "Clinib out of the atti- ding. Phone orders filled. Q iock Ftill o’Nuts the That, was Zwicker’s sin. He did rad. groan, gray or black. tudes lyhich dishonor, you because HILLYER not seem to realise that McCar they dishonor others. Take your fastest growing coffee ’• Use Our Lay-Aw.py thy was his superior, and that NIST AND OHlY BMl POINT : rightful place oi the community as- McCarthy w a i the law o f the land. in New York. (Crilics, opposen, or whnt you will, Plan TO O N II A CHOKE OF Not realising that, he was, of and, so _ long as there b respect course, all the foul adjecUves Mc: 4 POINT SIZES! for the democratic principle, and •Jpharge Accounts earthy could think of. for others,^no one will dispute you A N D ..vthere arc ^.cups of A n e w Im M point fewturel Extra fln% General Zwicker is neither the, H Reg. $159.00 66-inch Curved Armless Love Seat, matches piece in 'th at place.” ' ' Invited One, madiumi or broad point to sujt your first nor the last to get into trou ■described, previously;; olive texture cover .119.00 . heavenly coffee iiri every pound ■ writing stylo. Pannanent, non-amudginf ble because he fails to realise the Reg. $99.60 Lounge, Chair with right arm only; ensembles with of Chock Full o’Nuts Coffee. ink in blue, blue-black, red or green. . Guessing Ggrae special standing o f the Wisconsin .pieces previously described; olive texture cover 74.50 Senator. The Watkins Commit Reg. $82.50 Slipper Chair; armless; matches pieces above; I t b the parUcular t-lent o f the tee Itself has combiitted the sin Color-K«y«d Conuhunli^ that! evciy time this, olive, texture cover . . . 7. . . . . ------...... 64.50 o f trying to get the ,facU in lU Reg. $179.00 Love Seat with left arm; 48 inch size; latex country announces ;a policy of invesUgatiOn of Senator McCar cushicMi. Charcoal cover with silver threads ...... holding a firm line in the world, 135.00 Wsess seed mu waswlsa tettw t m$r$ el $8.tS eesfci thy, of keeping to lines of legal EVENING Reg. $198.00 Carved Armless Love Seat to ensemble Witt f they find some spot where we evidence, of preventing typical di ’ love seat abpve * chairoal and silver co ver ...... 1 4 9 .0 0 ' m m m m m a ; N u tw m t n « w aa -%.- have difficulty deciding to hold a This accurate measure is hytetWiii versions, of shutting off caihpaign 1954 DIVISION Reg. $189.00 Left Hand Bumper Love Seat, 51-inch size^Iatex firm line. They had such a spot speeches. A s a , result, th'e Sena cushion. Matches pieces above ; charcoal co ver ...... • -139.00 enclosed in every can to Snowsuits In Indo-CSilna, where, one week, tor, in his oWn T V appearances Reg. $189.00 Love Seat with cut-back arm s: latex seat cushion. ws announced that a firm line at outside the - hearing room, has Engineering programs Floor Samples - Subject to Prior Sale help you brew heavenly leading t « the Associate Persimmon burlap-textured covering ...... •••••142.00 SseaseK Dien Bien Thli^'Was essential to found himrelf being prosecuted I .Cetafcllek. Degree in Aeronautical. Reg; $112.00 High W ing Back Chair with cut-back arm s; late.'c 1 coffee accurately every time, with FREE American sm-vlval, and where, the and persecuted, at the mercy of Meehanioal, Tool and Pra^ cushion. Toast Textured'antique satin covering ...... ••^•79.00 next week, we decided not to d^-l bi on the part o f a committee dncHon fields, as well ae' Every single piece Df famous Selig Modern Upholstery . Reg, $122.50 Lounge Chair on a revolving base; good TV chair; fend that line afU r all. Which is prejudiced. He H u done the Bachelor Degree In t cheirs, sofas, love seats and sectidiial pieces . . are re Industrial Engineering black and gold textur^ covering ...... 89.00 Matching Mittans They now have another such everything except call it a "Fifth are provided at HUIyer. duced! We're clearing this Modern in order to re-arrange Reg. $149.00 Love Seat with button,back; tight seat, sweep -w aw r spot in the little island of Quemoy. Amendment Committee,’’ and he'll our 'main flopr displays for Home Fashion Time, coming ing arms. Green and gold textured cover ------.....------112.00 And as the Communists make . .^mbbably do that before he is ( ) I U M I ()MSnMin ()6»H J soon. There's just one of each style and cover, so come in Reg.. $59.95 M idriff Occasional Chair; button-trimmed back, ^ To keep your little giH moves toward this island, seven through. But his attacks on this open arms. Natural and'black textured covering...... 45.00 warm and weather-dreu- miles o ff the Chinese mainland, particular. committee ai e, f t tomorrow . . early , . sure! ad, thie colorful, famous laqoirt of the Reg. 198.00 Midriff Occasional Chair with wialnut finished fabric Weather Winky they put American poUcy in a course, one o f the g r u t mistalfu OIRICTOJI *f Mm frame; open arms. Black and white spotty cover -....; >74.50 anowzuit. • - dilemma it cannot solve satisfac o f his career, fo r there is nobody Reg. 1139.00 Lounge Chair; biscuit pleated seat, back and I v m Im D iv lile * 'Reg. $85.00 Midriff Occasional Chair vith charcoal te x tu ^ torily. Tba. mere idea ofroitr en- else in the whole Senate to dispute Sides with button trim; oliv4 frieze cover...... 98.00 ( covering. Blond finisli^ with arm rests'in w alnut ...... 64.50 now fbCtng in a batUa which b prac- the dignity, decorfim, and the fair^ HlUYIR COUIftI Reg. $260.00 81-inch Lounge Sofa; similar in styl& to chair tKssliy /a causa o f tha CJUnaao Com- tors.' . beeuUful fitted, het and FREE matching, mittens lOO^i nylon Bex 164)1 BUmbta b ^ t e Ilka that the Regl 1^26.50 50-inch Left Hand Bumper Love Seat; biscuit quUted kilning makes for complete wazhabUity.-.Sizes 3 to 6x— T*l. CH 4-1421 T to 14. • , , f JCWEI.ERS rewriutiiaobts would OonnecUcufs viobnt death rate plea^eatecKstd...... th buttons; olive texture cover ...... 9 5 .0 0 A e a u tio p d U tha Irtish had per- b an annual 44 per 100.000 cosn- BROCOtt Como inn a ^ see our Mmplete selection of snowniita 781 MAM IT. V-M AN C W ITB P«rsd to U par 100,000 for the by NaUonally whArtiaed bramt1 aamaai 'tie ~*.tlo*. A ■ r ^FYee^^^ Wrapping r : r- Free Parking In Rear V i« T . I ' »
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/MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHtoER, CONK., WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 16. 1964 IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1964 X ' i: «W«U ■ ' way, through oompetltlv* exams, healthy 6-year-oId chestnut sapi gua It attacks the bark, produc although his uncle is Admiral Earl Chestnut Fights liim, filled with green burrs. ing lesions that ultimately girdle E-r Rbydt^Cpnsort ’a Job Seen ' Mountbatten ("I’ll get into the When blight struck at the aap- and kill the tree. Navy on my own or not at all,” ling last year, Mrs. Cassady placed X Philip had often said). Against Blight a cake of laundry soap in its fork. WlUlMN DICKSON & SON ijde of World’s Toughest Ended as Comnmiider The blight went away. aiNOB Ifilg Even after his marriage to Prin Pikeville Ky. UP)—The chestnut, So far as is known, no one has cess Elisabeth he went back to sea nearly extinct as the result dt used soap successfully before to HflOMACmXEN gmust modernize if it is to meet 3 TIMES FASTER AESIDENTM^ aid GOMMEROML for nearly two years, ending his blight, is trying a one-tree Come stop the blight.. Although Mrs. Looawi —(NKA)— the world competition; iV must re active service with the rank of Csisady has confidence In her tool, revamp, revitalize. commander. back here. . remedy, foresters fear her tree for GAS on Stomach niNTIHa aid MPERHONOlim of Queen EUxebcth n U N Question of Survival Before the blight - struck about Ccrtllltd laboratory ttiis prove B*tl-an* Today, Philip is Admiral of the will succumb later. No blight-kill- tableta neutralize 3 timea a* much AIX WORKMEN INSURED «M t€ U>e world'* tougheat Jobe. I t ^ not a matter of choice, as 25 years ago, the trees made val Ing properties are attributed to atomaeh acid in one minute as many lllBt raUPi the Duke of Edin Philip sees it. It is a question of Fleet,.* Field,Marshal and Mar uable lumber and the savory huts, leadins digestive tableU. Oet Bell-ans 240 TOLLAND TURNPIKE — MANCHESTER burgh, hM made an outetanding Britain’s Survival. shal of the Royal Air Force, hon- encased in prickly burrs, . were blight is caused by a fun- today for the fastest known relief. Ms. ______of It U * tribute to hie Recently, he urged industrial orifics which he takes seriously. eargerly sought in the autumn. PHONE Mlfckdl .f-0920 ANY TIME youth, hi* vigor and hi* independ- ists to become.” brain pickers,” al He learned to fly, for example, Apparently all the old trees are once of mind. ways on the iook-out for new because "being an RAF Marshal dead now, although occasionally a Hia HUtua methods and new ideas. “We are it's the least I can do.” few branches spring from old Oonsider the 33-year-old duke'e ' not a nation of nit-wits,” he re- Off-duty Philip runs the Royal trunk* only to wither away. •tatu* a* royal lionsort: i minded the National Union of household much as he would a But Mrs. Ben Cassady has n* 1* condemned to «tand one Manufacturers. “In fact, wits are battleship. Prince Charles and nursed a transplanted twig into a ■ E B * I* lOr Sw hewab ^ Oat a cash loan quickly da the pace behind hi* wife, yet he must our greatest asset.” Princess Anne are made .to toe the^^ IN H H U tK P Im M*to.na Meodly basis that mad* Amsaaf appear always to be aaeisting her And so it -is wherever the duke line as strictly ss any British ra t •lOO I 8.38 - r 4 .H th* choice of over cim «»iiit»^ In her duties. goes — goading, prodding, admin ing* who have serymt. under Phil • } M 24.25 19.25 persons lapt year. '/. Gulf announces He must live in a gla** palace, istering a kick here, a pat there. ip's command. *SOO 30.05 _30.70 1-nip onvKii f A handy for rock-to**lng critic*. ASb*9 poytMoti (9V9r OYarytMiitf He cancels all iengagementa dur When six-year-old P rin c e A tow •« Stoo cmH tw.so «kM Phone first for a loan in ena Itbove all, h* must keep grin- ing an inspection of one of Brit Charles lets fell' a v.'ord not us HOTtolto nmH to II cwtMvtI.* trip. Employed men and irnnisn,’ >!*>(• ain's big industrial plants, be ually heard in royal circles, his ■wlkhr to.toltoi«ia •! IIO.Of,f«S. marriod or singlo. ssokenw. Writab If he like* to drive himself in cause. "How can I get the hang of father makes a wry face. "He or com* in to H m tm i foday/ fast motor car* (a* Philip does). this in such a short time?” On his may have picked it up from r ■« fliR [onDiiiofiinG _ _ _ If he ride* in Jet planes and helf- inspection' trip to Ca^da this of the workmen, but I'm afiaid UQUID SOUNDS—PAUL SMITH eoj^ers, he is accused of being summer, he was. the first member Khe may equally have picked It up rem ess, a “show-off.” of the ruling family to visit thy from me.” . HmDEUTY—$3.00 If he hob-nob* with movie star* Hear Mualc Bafor* and After tha Show At th* Maacheatar Arctic Circle, source of Canada's Dislikes Royal Fuss Drive-In IlMntre. and tr a ^ union boaaes, he is do new boom." Philip dislikes Uie unnecessary WILLIAMS FINANCE CO. avsTtai ing it merely for imock-value, hi* , . Oan Be Testy fuss and bother which ’ attend anitic t * say, The duke can be testy. He can royalty. His obsequious footmen .OIL SERVICE ^ MAIN gy.2ndny Om WMhMrth% MANCHEfTEN Tet, the Duke' of Edinburgh does brush off a hobby-soxer who run* who open doors in Buckingham 341 BROAD STREET ■"•SSL' \ Potterton's all these things, and, more impor after him for hia autograph with. Palace, he reminds: ‘Tve got oriN THuesoAV ivOn in m untii • t new 130 CENTER ST —(Corner of Church) tant—ha gets away with them. "What do , you think I am — a arms, you know. I’m not helpless.” TEL. MI-9-4548 Iten nsSs Is wilSish el eH — i riis ThOae who knew Philip from his movie star?” To welcoming officials on state naval cadet days at Dartmmou9Uth and But he can also be charming. At occasions: 'Tell them Just to call Ua shipmates during■ iring *i>sixx/S'« year* of a Washington reception an attrac me ‘Sir.’ I won’t be ‘Highnessed.’ ” could have for^toU:o that tJ he tive woman murinured an - appre To the British nation Philip and would ' never be content to be hlq lovely wife, Ellz tbetli II, pre I m ^ a* “Mister Elisabeth II.” ■ ciative ''Mmm” as Philip, looking handsome in a , naval uniform, sent the face , of youth. Together, / He is tdb much the man to make they are evolving a dynamic new a ntllksop. And then there is the walked past. Hie duke looked back and with a disarming smile concept of the British monarchy. famous Mountbatten nose which Their i-ole, as they see It, is to Philip Inherited. said; "Mmm? Mmm?” The secret of Philip’s success, revitalise Britain, to make it a It’s a long, straight nobe, giving young nation once again. tail, blond Philip somewhat the according to those close to him, is appMrance of a Morse Viking, and that he is a first-rate naval officer. there’s hardly a phase of British "Britain lost a good admiral in national life into which the duke gaining a' consort,” the Amlralty hasn’t poked it. sea-dogs mourn. PHONI MatnraUy Inauisittve At 18, Philip entered Dartmouth, TfitUWE ■ / - The duke is as naturally inquisi the Annapolis of Britain, the hard firnuuNEMtunj MITCHIIXj tive, as full of ideas as he is of S • 4 1 « • nH!f beams. Britain has benefited by his FOR A LOAN Take labor, for example. Re eently when the duke set out to F IlR liR g <25 I t <500 ^ Now—Gulf refines out the ^'dirty-buniing a cleaner-hurning super*fnel that gives Investigate the social problems — SEE — industry, Ch—MffciOoywrttthtfJNirnroBtfcMhMl HOME SHO ooaaected with industry, he in vitsd union leaders to Huckinghsm W. H. ENGLAND AfHOIMIt Amount ol Mon^ly FoymoAttfof: H d R M B Palace. Immediately, a few left- •UOAN 12 MOa 15 MO. 20 MO. ARLENE FRANCIS SAYS.. “You’ll be delighted with the many} many well designei tafl-end” of gasoline—the No. 1 trouhle- LUMRER COMPAf^Y * SO you thousands of extra miles of fuU engine wing unions let out yelps of pro- TeL MI-»-Om IS* s a s t t!n INK TV. priced buYfi for homemakers in Grant v teat. Industrial welfare was none ass vJ>9.22 S4.U It.M af the duke’s concern, they said. St* 47.41 ss.ts a*.** great *Home Show’.•. and just look at the sale 8«vings!“ In the end, they camb—andthey nMaaseka^ •loe of rt^jrRMat locludt oil cHorgea. stayed td applaud. ’They found not M TiNy orabafiod oo pro«7< moatkly foywiaa**. maker iulmih-compresMon engines. Result: power...free fi’om knock or pre-^pution. osily that the duke was a 'Yight TUVHONI • WRIT! • or VISIT ’’one of the blokes”—^but SSTi. ha knew what he was talking WE c AMET AIX fNUNCcet..Rie. f \ about Ptor Philip it was a personal triumph. LEADINO BRANDS A MANCHESTIR . tas MAIN s t u n • • 1— * Hee* iiii! Per ths past three years Philip OpM Mm. Tum. Wed. fri. f.JO J4P \ has been hammering steadily away Arthur D r u K j S g m J Md fitO le S • Clesid Sefvrders SfarHng wMi your HrEft tankhil, this mw, anpar-refinad. supar-pawawd at one point: British In d u stry teem awde AAoro fiowipla ta an g in a iwotacHon than aa-caOed *^aaifade•add^ •N. "j . live” gaaolinea. Why? BecauM Gulf refines oat Ihe "duty-buniiBg tatl* \' end” of gaat^ne, the No. 1 trouMeinaicer in high-eompeeeaiee eogfaiao— with a gallon of rubberlied and then treats this' new Super-Refined NO-NOX lo giv* it.a MOtplelt .range of protedtfpa fnopsrttss. It protocta sssty part it toudhaa apiBSl SUPER PLY Hill haiinful depoaita—earb ^ rust,
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/ X />• . ■ •i- ■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERX l D, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEI^EMBER 16, 1984” P A G E T B m m O f portaaL'* she saiA "The faB^e Hal Boyle .bueiaesa ia very bad. There le hard War Record Ffiee W orld Opens the Eyes Police Hunt Clues Council Curbs Bid ly any auch thing as a flat-cbeeted Skywatch Schedule l^rL” Mounts in Malaya i? v On $111,170 Break Girl Meets Boy- Aa to the romantic 6 ai. m !i9 a. m. .Volunteera Needed ment saya that security forces also cidea, air ahd ra'la’aj’ eccidehU, bery by a pudgy bandit. 9 a. m.—Noon .. handling of the Bridgeport moder Nkw York (/P)—Ziva Bhapir Is a much—such as department stores. " ^ t , please, don't misundec- alaa haa ooraa hara to aaa the fraa thefta, ihurdera end mine dia- .... Mr. and Mrs.■.iWilUi iWlUard Small ate rental housing projsct bs In- 718 MAIN St. tEL Ml.3^720 You don’t have such a wide range have wounded -2,354 terrorists and' Polite and calm throughout the Nocm—S p. m...... Mrs. Gertrude Uriano, Babrar-and a vtry pretty Babra, etand me. I like American men. world for hlmaalf. Hia obaerva- aatera are State aecreta at home. vsstlga^d wss rejected yesterday at choice in most things. Very, very much." another 1,398 eurrendersd. tlona appaar in a book antltlad, Reading the Moacow newapapera, IS-minute mid-aftemoon affair Mrs. Shiriey Oalligan too. “But on the ot*ier hand, here Thia is not a one-alded v)ar, yeatarday, the bandit told em- 3 p. m.—6 p. m...... -...V oluntaere Needed by Ihe State Legislative Council. “A Babn la a native-born however. In the six-year period, **Tba Day at a Toung Soviat” onb might conclude that theae 6 p. m.—8 p. m...... s a y s mam your cigarettee are aV the same MIGHTY HUNTER It waan't tha Rua$ian way of iketa nevrr occur beeauae they are ployea of the five pointe branch ....A n n Malson, Eugene Mastrangclo ^ e proposal came from State XeraeU,” eaplained Miea Shapier color. Why is tlmt? In tha Middle the terrorieta have killed 2,306 of the bank of New Mexico aa he 8 p. m.—10 p. m...... Rio Vista. Calif. OP) —WilUam ANNIVERSARY SALE Sen. Samuel J. Tedeaco of Bri4ga- Ufa that lad him tb run tha dan- never reported. ....H aro ld Glean, Michael Glean who ia iBrael’s 1954 wine festival BhMt it ia posstMS for a ' -oman to civilians and wounded 1,303. A Kara of flaains acroaa Soviet bor- d. Oiaea; How ia it that France forced them to lie on the floor; 10- p.„ m.—Midnight , . " - ...... i.York.. . Strangfeld port. Democratic candidata for buy cigarsttes lo match tha color A. Poster’s bar has 350 wild ani total of 061 civiliana are mlaSlng. SHOP AT WARDS FOR THE MERCHANDISE YOU WANT ^ ALL PRICED LOW FOR ECONOMY Sara. "I did . not only chooaa lib- can go for daya on end without a "I'm sorry I had to do this. . . mav reglatev a t Civil Defense Headquarters, Mu- Attorney General. queen. "It Is the Hebrew world for of her dress.” mal heads on its walls. Poster Troops have lost 431 killed ahd 799 arty,** ha aaid. *'I choae the world, govem-jcnt and nobody aeema to Something led me to it> Thank you mclpal Buildmg. Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays ahd iS - He had (d>krgea that because cactus, which, like our people, What did sht miss most about started the collection 24 years wounded. Casualties among police travel and adventure.'* And the vt>rry? And how la it that the for the money.” ^ days from 1-5 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone Number—9-9068. Macy had refused to raiae the' in must be tough on the outaide to Amsrica? Z'va, whose father ama an for a round of drinka after and the police, but only to dis Law enforcement officials said out general state funda. look much like a wine salesman for each of ua' to have hie own teur diver, and remarked: ‘Too tribute the mail and collect the U. S. INDIAN DAY SET P E H F O R for The Phoenix Gaxette, was sent worii. To take an aperitif with they had little to go on in their The council aleo acted to tighten sithCr, but the purpose of her room. That ia whet I really missed bed you weren’t around three years gatbage. I cannot quite see the Norwich. Sept. 15 (dV-A special a. on sn assignment he came back frienda, or ait behind a cup of search.. committee formed to Investigate Hartford, SepL 15 (dV-The sUte then SUte lawe againat seUlng month-long tour of America is to most—the feeling of owning a arith more than a story and plc- ego when I lost my glasses In the coffee ahd read the newapaper ia Red Army or Russian Secret Po liquor to minors aa well aa to place atir up interest in Israeli wines. room to myself." " yrcht basin.” ‘TTisse T” . asked lice doing this. the poaalbility of keeping an will obaerve Sept. 24 as American turs. anch a familiar thing that a HELD ON NARCOTICS COUNT American Woolen Co. mlU here Indian Day under a proclamation more of . the blame for deliberate After industrial diamonds, wines . Zlva feels ehet the relationship Aa ho WM taking a picture at Gene Cords, reaching into hit I Pariaian cannot oortceiva of a big 9. iWeekenda. The Russian • • «w. violations on the youthful pur are now larael’a most Important between Boys and girls is much the opening of a savings and loan glove compartment. Dalmen said' weekend means eight houra work, now has two subcommittees. issued yesterday by Gov. J o > n chases by approving a propoaal town without cafea. New Haven, Sept. 15 (P)—U. 8. Named yesterday, one of the sub- Lodga who, in hit atatementa axport to the United States. mors natural and hor.est in Isrsal. eompany^afflcs; It was announced they were his. ■ Cords eeid he had Moaoow ia devoid of them. It ia six days per week with a 30- Commissioner Robert Alcorn haa committeea will report on Ameri which will make mlHonr who fal "Israel has three wonderful . "Hare if a boy phones on Tliufs- he had won the door prise—a $1000 found them only recently under 12 minute stop for meals. Workers yeaterday, hailed the many heri- sify their age to purchase liquor D A Y S day to aSk a girl for a date on a city without any little cafe on ordered two racetrack grqpma can Woolen's proapects of future tagea which,jiave come down from 10 crops — chlldrsn, ' oranges and savlage account feet of water;, ^ the comer. - go on the night shift one w’eek out liable to jail terms of six months Saturday, a!-o tells him no— of three. held under $2,500 bail each for a operaUon here. The other will ex the original American natives. w lne.'*^e said. *'We have 22 klnda " y. The bourgeola in peraon. And federal court hearing on charges and $100 llnea. of wine. Including champagne. whsthsr she rosily already has he tuma out to be the owner of But the people there believe of violating the federal mari "Using Amarieiin equipment, we another date or not. She wants my. amaU hotel, or of the reatau- that social security, paid vacations juana tax act. They are Paul M. are now able to turn out 50,000 to impress him how popular she rant where I eat, or of the email and family allowances do not ex la. So she would rather Itay home ist elsewhere because they are O'Neil; 33. of Hialeah. Fla., and bottles a day, although aa yet we ahopa where I buy thinga. Edward M. Wilson. 24, of Jamaica, don't. This year We hope to export fhaiMet him know she isn’t dated The Soviet propaganda repre- "the frikts of our revolution.” FREE*! lip -two weeks in edvance. N. Y., who were seised early yes 400,000 bottles to thia country.” 10. Home. A Russian five or COMHETE HOUVWOM lED , "In Israel we don't have so many aenta him aa a fat man with a terday by Connectiriit State Police Tha United Statsa is Zlva’s sec dgar atuck in hia mouth, wearing slx-roRhode Island Mon tend they are popular. Thoy are going or good-natured. families. years. In St'Louis studying ballst 624-628 TEL. MI-6-S161 day after a shot-punctuated chase dancing. After ratumlhg to her more realletlc. y ■ MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS 5. Entertainment. Plgalle, with People live in attics in Paris, knd were headed for Hialeah. Con "Boys ere more realistic, too. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Ita theatera, night cluba and but in Moacow they fight to oc own country, ehe spent a year They don’t run around a car to cupy cellars. necticut State Police said they with the Israel Defense Army. women ia unknown in Moacow. Rt«. $49.98 open the door for a girl, when she SOmm/aJ purttJ^tm 2 /bt * 5 S/kms24-IT Even beauty queen competitiona 11. Subway. The French metro Since then she ban become an ac Is strong enough to push ft open are never held in Ruaaia. is inferior to Moeicoiv.’’s where peo- tress, and Jhaa appeared in several hfreelf- They-are v ^ etralght- Night life in my native land Ide do not have to read names movies. UnmNy 3.Y5 oodr—eovo 2.90 on every two you buy. How does aha compare life In forwerd. They don't beat around axlata only la the factoriea which of stations because-each stop is a THE NEW the bueh.” Barrel cuffs, French mosibsi front. Chdeo ef eoHor work 34 houra out of 34. And what different color cf marbl^ or gran America ahd Israel. At LOW PRICES "Tha average Israeli lives a Miss Shepir—her full name is ilylea found button down, round point, dmrt Rub a pity. There are a number of ite, lighting or architecture. Be translated ms "Sunehlne Sapphir#" handaome girla in the Soviet sides, there are no advertising much simpler life," afae said. "Wo point, sHtchlott iproad. Whito, pottd coleri. posters at the stations. ' men keep themeelvee busier. They —le sure that Dior’s new flat sil Union and the UUe of Mlaa World houette will flop in leraeL , could well be given to a Mlaa Moa 13. Bread rnd Wine. You can A rthur Dins S tb rts^ do more MmoMinlty work, cow. find white bread in Paris .This is mle» some’ tH ige there very "The huitllne there le very Im- 4. Doga. 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FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 19S4 Section Two \ W e d n e s d a y . Se p t e m b e r u. isw ^ iRHttrlrPBtpr Spr W e d n e s d a y . Se p t e m b e r is, i s m W O TB —i m Navy Aide Backs m Daily Radio W B A T - t l * . Ike Defense Plan v m o —1M9 MARLOW'S e . • Headquarters For THEATRICALS Se/FO Hartford, Sept. (Pi—Undersec M lowuit (wolram aelMdulM^ li U — ' WHATr-duppar Saranada retary of the Navy Thorhaa S. America’s flneat Daaoec Shoes with BaIaaced*Deelgn Town Committee State Victorious in • n MIppUwl bgr tli* radio laanaca-' WTIC—Notes and Quotas Ggt.es,. Jr. says anyonp whd thinks ataata and «ra aufetjact to cbanc# WORC—Tann. Bmle WQTH-J. Vaodarcook President Elsenhower . hag aacrU. e Heel and Toe The wtdMOt Botioa. a SUppera -T W lUiy—Supper aaraaada ficed 'defense for economy is “ ex a Tee ^Hppers e Leotards In all MEes REPUBUCANS ^'^raAT—JI«w» PoUw Hep W nc-M aw s et tba World tremely foolish.’* etdora. lUviM WDRC—Chorallers e Fur Toe jPade a Ribbons—and all Poe Shows kMs T«. Detroit WGTH—Gabriel Haattar . For the Navy, he said last nlght^ BOARD OF DIRBCTORR 7itt— I . • Tap Shoes \ sorlea. REPRESENTATIVES Political Leaders State ______i ^ a WUo the budget cuts and personnel re WO)tO-^ folb/ WHAY—News; Supper Seranada ductions have created a tighter, Bowers ] Fairbanks Firata~ BSIm oSr *kaniiady Miner Patbn Turklngtrm WGTH—Ja^ 'a Waxworka ■ WTIC—One lua's nmUy (SHl O ^ E P T ^ ] Bowere” WDRC—B. R. Muitow more effective defense weapon. MAIN FLOOR) Strengthin THaETct 1 638 ~mar ~"680~“ 346 rolka Hop . WGTH—In tba Mood 368 He said the N gvy Is reedy to ‘ District^" 639 443 66T Views on Nominations WCCO—eacord Ravua_^ ~srr T45 666 T i r W D t»-Yankaaa ra, Hatroit WHAY—U. 8. Army meet any. unexpected assault now District 8 M l 6 0F WTIO-StaUa------Ttaita Dallas __ WTIC—Treasury of Stars with 1,130 ships and 18,000 aircraft w ■ jsr 510 W D R C - ^ Xolbr WDRC—PBl—Pasea ano War Vote Total 'blstrict .4 916 M l t SSJ* SBO plue three Marine divisions and. WGTH—Jack's waxworks WGTH-Red Sox vs. Baltimore I S S f ~mr Ruction among pcijitical leaders to yesterday’s defeat of ■ :U — ...... three Mariner air arms...... T O T A tA ' 3649 1804 the Bowers Bloc in the primary elections ranged this momfaig ^ H A Y - V v w Polka Hop WHAY—Here's to Vets, , Gates told a Chamber of Com (OtothMOd fram Paga One) WCCO-Racotd Rsvlaw WTIC—Prank Sinatra ' from jubilant through watchful waiting to on*,of “great aur^ W D RO -PB l-Peacs and War merce dinner honoring Hartford • -• WKNB—Yankees vs. Detroit yesterday was Edwin M. Koee. DEMOCRATS prise. Chairman William S. Davis of the Republican Town W n c-W lddsr Brows WGTH-rRed Sox vs. BalUmore Fire Chief Henry G. Thomas that; NAME TAPES Democrats in Manchester, ere as vote, he received 116 less votes in WDRC-Cal Kolto Connecticut firms this year have ------OonOTlttee and A tty. j i ^ W n S J WHAY—Goins Porward The candidate bumped from sured of et least three seats in his bid for renomination ,fo the WGTH—Jack's Wtunrorka received gSSO.OOO.OOO in Navy con> BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Manchester causeas’ Ggm- WTIC—Walk a Mila among the seven who sought the accordance with the town charter's Board and 228 leas votes in his try Finicky Key HoMs up r-SlO Polka Hop WDRC—31st Precinct tracU, or 13 per cent of the F mittee expressed the jubilaUon, WQTR-Red Sox vs. Baltimore nix nominauona was Mre. Mae provision for minority re'presen- for his state legislature nomina Fltipstrie£ Harrison Koae Mahoney ^ -Record Rarlaw contracts awarded to firms all jsSrer tion. Democratic Process while Mayor Sherwood O. Bowen, ______-Yankees vs. Detroit the country. ^ VPLP i PREVENT LOSS^ Vennard, a party worker who was tatiohi District 1 340 325 362 372 wnc—The Woman WHAY—Ooinc iPorward Chief moderator for the pri MT 341 ~ T f f leader of the coalition that was He said only California ^ d New inaking her first try. fo r public The Republicans, who had 10 District 2 271 WDRC—Cal Kolbv wnc—Walk a Mile maries yesterday was Atty. An 330 293 8 » 347 Remember the story of the broken up in the prim aries ea- ^ W G ftf-JM k s Waxworks WDRC—31st Pradnet York surpass this Stete/m Navy 'ofOce.. candidates among whom to choose horseshoe nail and how a king WGTH—Red Sox VS. BalUmora For school And coUcRt . . . labtl all your bclonffirffs OIrla . . . come to thony Gryk'. The four district raod- District 3 2M 252 "W presaed the suriHrlBe. contract awards. / Vote Seen As Itaprtnuuid in selecting their six nominees, 3M IW dom wee lost? WHAT—Wastam Caravan 'Marlow’s for yonr efatocAwere Fred T. Baker, In the District 4 437 Meanwhile, Demoicrat|e 'Itown WHAY—News; Nlxht Watch About 880 persona/neard Gates’ with York Boilproof Name Tapes . . . either the “Stw The defeat of the bloc by the gave most of their votes to. Theo 415 1 5 5 " 430 4M^ 354 WCCC—Record Review sm art regubitlen first;. Atty. Irving- L. ArOiuon, in Last night the issue hung In Oialrman Wesley Gryk, who said WKWR—Yankees vs. Detroit WTIC—Tb* Best of Orouebo talk after Chief *7 ^ 0 18 3 was pre Itepublicans 'Was seen as the piib* dore FsirbankS, who two yean ■TGTAtar 1394 1350 1408 he Would have to wait until the w n o —Just Plain BUI WDRC—M m s Pbototiapbsr On” type,or the Jiffy “Iron On” type— the price is the MOOM8 gym enltg. ago had run aa a member of a the second; Edmond Degcy,. in the the balance, election workers WDRC—Nawa ^ WGTH-r-Red Sox vs. Baltimore sented the NatloHM Board of Fire. lie’s reaction to the policiea it stood tense, democracy's wheels duet settled before making any Underwriters’ silver trophy for con same for either. Names in Red, Blue, Green, Black, Wonder fBUy sturdy, pursued after (t junked the cOm* three-man team with Bowers and third; and Howard Smith, in the WGTH—Jack> Waxworka eanferliod And col* fourth. __ ^ stood sUll and the town waited comment on the Democrata’ olec- 'WHAY—News; Night Watch tributing most toward making Hart pleted plans for the Keeney Street Kennedy against the GOP organ 00 'w h a t —Western Caravaa wnc—^The Best of Groucho Navy, Purple and Brown. . orfnat. AdlBktnUo with bated breaUe-fer the re- Uon campaign poUcy, was tho a WCCC-Racord Raviaw WDRC—Crime Photographer ford the fife eafeat community in school and forced the town to ization's ^candidates. - < who was waiting and Watching. * the n a tic^ belt te aeenre a Town Election Teaches Baton eulU of a momentous primary. WKNB—YaiSees____ vs. Datrolt WGTH—Red Sox vs. Baltimore start over with a new architect Rogers High RepubUean Tempera frayed, the eleoUon Both the chairman o t the Re wno—Aoranao Jonas trim waistline. \ Local Police and new plana fo r the asserted aim Fairbanks, whose alliance with resulu might have to be found publican Town Committee, whoae WDRC-Cal Kolto W HAY-News; Night Watch COmERVATION AIDE NAMED About Town WGTH—Jack's Waxworka wnc—Big Story o f providing a . less expensive Bowers and Kennedy broke up Slate Large ' ’V.*W Tf out another day, and the whole ^ six endorsed candidates s w Ti red WDRC—Jack Carson achool. shortly after the elections of 1932, Join tfnioii machinery , o f . tepreaentath-e Mhe primary, and Rubinow, n lead WHAT—Hall of Records WGIH—Red Sox vs. Baltimore .Hartford, Sept. 15 US— The ap Richard Scranton, son of Mr. These poticies, which precipi* received 2,993 votes. Top vote government groaned to a ed in the organizaUon whioB was WCCO-Raeoid Ravtaw l : t t - pointment of Raymond E. IMaggi and Mrs. Jamra Scranton of 428 WKNB-Ysnkees vs. Detroit WHAY—News: Night Watch tated a bitter controversy, created g e t t ^ in the primary, however, Hiiiatown Rd., 'left Monday for Despite all .the noise indicating creaking halt formfd as an instrument o f oM o- wnc—lOSO Radio Lana WTIC—Big Story • of Windsor Locks as chief ctmeerva- the Issue on which the primgries the contrary, the candidates who was Thomas • J. Rogers, a former Fort Dlx, N. J., where he will be Manchester P oUm C3ah Typically American, the dif sltlon^to the Bowers-led eoaltUon, WDRC-Cal Kolby WDRC-Jack Carson tion officer for Uie SUte Board of were fOught. ’They elM> gave birth were successful in yesterday's pri termed the results o f the primaries ^TOTB-SUver Bagla ^WGTH—Red Sox vs. Baltimors Fisheries and Game was an State Representative, who receiv stationed for eight Weeks of basic ficulty was purely mechanical. Otrisr P . F .’e . to the Manchester Citiaens' Com ed 3,057 baliot'a in his bid for training. mary aren't the only ones who wlU Disbanded as Members tribuU to the people of Man- * ’» ^ Y —Hall of Reep ‘ W HAY-News; Night Wab nounced yesterday by Chairman' A very email key would not whlto mittee, a non-partitah group*op nomination to his old post. be running for election on election t e s t e r end a victory fo r the dstti- wnc—McGee and ■■ David C. Mahoney. Piaggl, a mem posed to the bloc for its stand on Enroll in Local 991 open the voting machine at the __^ -Yankees vs. Detroit WDRC—Chanmionahip Boiils Sizes 10*18 The other Republican candidate A monthly meeting of the H il day, Oct. 4. Waddell Scl ool Only after ocraUc p roco^ of government ber of the Fish and Game Dept, the school and what it regarded wnc—lOSO Radio Lana WGTH—Red Sox vs. BdUmora for one of the two State Repre liard Aasn. will be held at the A new state law makes it un strenuoua efforU w u the EUeterOto Been WDRC—Massey, TUton U tlg— / staff alnce 1981, will succeed as its hamstringing of the actions necessary for a candidate to run At a apecial meeting- of Man WGTH-SUver Saids W HAY-News: Night Watch Thomas E. Rose of East Hampton, sentative nominations, incumbent lounge room of the Waddell machine opened and the order D a ^ said the reaujU prore that of General Manager Richard Mar in a primary eleptlon if ha -is un cheater ^liee Department em S ilP - wnc-John F. l^es , who was named assistant to Supt. Ray S. 'Warren, received 2,971 School tomorrow evening at 8 ly processes o f law restored, the democraUc p ro e te . . , w ill WHAY—Nears WDRC—Chanmhmshlp Bouts tin. o'clock. opposed in a bid. for a nomination, ployees held at linker Hall last continue to funcUon in local a f WCCC—Good Bvanlng. Good Musla WGTH—Red vs. Baltimore Lyle'M . Thorpe On Sept. 6. vdtes.. . Bowers was given 1,480' tile election reeulU could be *1116 coalition' members had been and there are a fiock of Republi night by Ixical 991, Am.erlcan tabulated. faire” and that ’’the only h M is. WKNB—News: Sports U :IS - . X sharp critics of the general man in his bid for renomlnation.to the wnc—News WHAY—Nltd Watch General Assembly. The Keeney Street School P T A can and Democratic candidatea for Federation of SUte, County, end it should be, the voioi oC the WDRC—News wnc—I w s to the Capitol ager's policies and ware accused office whose naiiies weren’t on the electorate." WOTB-Naws WDRC—Albaniplonsbip Bouts The two Republican candidates has changed the date for their Municipal Employees, A F L, police by the Cltiuns* Committee of im monthly meetinga to the third 'voting machines for that reason , “boee’’ reference was la cob- S:U— ' W e m ^ R e d Sox vs. Baltimore pinging on the prerogatives of for State'Representative will be empIoyMi joined the Manchester WHAY-Sports. opposed next month by Democrats Tuesday in every month. yestetday. Town Employees local union. ®^-»o*ced erit- Evening, Good Husio ~ News: Nlta Watch BARLOWrS TV Martin as well as of other town The Republican caiydidates are IcUm of Bowers that GOP caadi- I Matin IC—Keys to the Capitol agencies. Juiss , K^rp- attorney, and Tbs Manchester Police Club, Callers React iDorts )RC—Charnplonship Bouts James ■'M. Ganzer, who were un Chapman Court, Order of Am a Samuel J. Turkington, town clerk; which heretofore served as tht hy the Republican Sox vs. B SALES and SERVICE The effsets of the committee’s Baltimore opposed for the Democratic nomi ranth, will meet Friday at 7:45 C. Leroy Norris, treasurer. Donald bargaining agent for the local rommittee are not free agents political activity were apparent in p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Visit Hemingway, registrar of voters; W HAY-News; Night Watch RCA — iMidix the voting yesterday, particularly nations and were not listed on the policemen, was disbanded by last Differently to reeigned from the IP Youth Conferenea “ TIC—News 3 DOZEN .... $1.00 II 9 voting machine yesterday. ing matrons and patrons from John H. Brown and Mildred M. night's action. Town Committee two years ago Evening G ^ " DRC-News DOZEN .... $1.50 III the Democratic primary where other courts will put on the degree Schaller, selectmen; Felix Grcm- and has kmg been a thorn la its ball Matinee WGTH—Nawa Admiral — Motorola W ith the Issues sharply drawn Local 991’s new msmbera were newcomer Poe finished ahead of lA ork. Refreshments wilt be 'Served mo, Fred Peck, Jame's Duffy and -lO -B . Cota Glee Club U:U- 0 DOZEN .... $1.25 II 12 DOZEN .... $1.75 I Biich familiar party figures aa Ma and feeling! atlrred by intensive sworn in last night. Plans for Result of Vote WDRC—O. Lombardo WHAY—Night Watch Tubes, Antennas and campaigning, the voter turn-out after the buainesa aesaion by Mrs. Raymond E. Robinson, constables; negotiations-with town officials Rubinow, who fought the Bow- WGTH-BUl Stem wnc—News of World honey and M rs Fitzpatrick. r Misa Eileen C. Klely was believed the largest for a Evelyn Swords, Mrs. Anna Crock EklWard H. Glenney, Garl Hultlne, were drawn with final completion “ *• K « « * y Street ■ lU— WDRC—Radio Almanac Supplies Poe, and Hanisort, another Manchester pe rtght wnc—Notea and Quotes WDRC-KIgbtOwl / Victory For Rubins^ more than the h ^h man two years Church, and not at 7:30 as previ Roger M.^ Negro, and Ella M. With last night’s move, the sixth thing. The time came yaetarday WDRC—Tann. Bmle ously announced. The play will be Miss Kiely, daughter of Mr. and ------Noavesewa, m AYIOT JIIUIULCVdistrict, a VlCr few 8 minutea after WGTH—Pulton Lewis Similarly, the, victory of' the ago, Harold' .'a .'' TUrklngton, who Quiih, selMtmen; Lieo O. Blan Manchester municipal department o’clock. It showed the eii— — and toe citlzena o f Manchestar did UlUan Huntley Sigourney who RENT A nPEWRITER was then mayor'and chairman of jThe Second Man” , a comedy, 'by chette, Louis P. Georgettl Ray Mrs. Edmuhd L. Kiely, 250 High right thing. It waa a great vlc- Citizens' Committee-backeg candi- joined the.union. Members of the trend publUied S7 books between ISIS ----- ;------.. San}uel Behrman and has a cast St. West, is a member of the All- «/» uic .iciiu which maintained dates represents Victory for' the Board. mond Kiecolt and Ronald Ungard, H>ry for democracy and for direct and ISSe, was the first U. 8. wo* i of two men and two women. Try-, American Drum Majors Assn., and Highway Department, W ater and throughout the evening. cittaen action." , \ Ttlertalon Procruns Jay Rubinow, who hrak'cM s^ ^aef And Poe’s high' of 1,422 was Constables; William E. Buckley, men author to be rated In the beet BED-WETTING outs are open and anyone inter is major for St. Mark’s Drum Sewer, O m etery , Park and Re- Full ‘returns '---- were in The Herald • Bright RfW pattern. aoclated w ith 'th e ^ o u p aiid^'i^.i inore than 400 votes better than E. Mae Holden, Ellen M. Ungard creation, and the Houaing Author Benren Sorptlied On Psc« Two seller oUee. . ested in participating will bs wel Corps, West Hartford, which won office and tabulated by 8:35 p.m. AT MARLOW’S • Sturdy K b r ic . garded aa ons if its leathng Sgures... the high received by Edward Mori- and Helen B. Solomon, Bpard of ity have been Local 991 members. Surprise Noted 4*74«ted in come. the atate championship in the jun CAN BE STOPPED! • Two pockets. Rubinow fought the Btwere arty in the Democratic primary of Education. ' Clerical workers, however. In these I The results•-< of the nominations both hip bids for renem inatioo__' 1052. Moriarty was riinnlng for ior feminine class. She was also I gwFit nobody Bloc on the school Ifieue iii public The Manchester I^ r d of Real departments, do not belong to the provokeded. interesting reacUona ea Director end SUte RapraoenU- L* $izes 4*14. hearing! and took the case to captain of Manchester High School union. ' ------tlve — tuttcred one o f tha rare wnd^riiondt ui ‘ y renominatlon as registrar of vot tors held a largely attended din from people phoning in. Surprise ers. Majorettes, and has appeared in court, without a. fee, in an unsuc ner-meeting yesterday at the A t last night's meeting, discua- and happineas was noted'in most losses in hie political career, said cessful effort to hsive invalidated Legion Auxiliary numerous benefit shows. She has Bowers Beaten Badly Country Club. Miss Madeline elon wee held on -working condi remarks made by the townspeople **,• * ; • » ' r-aaUy.eurprlaed" by the the actions o^ 0M|^otlititn con also participated- in competitions election results. ' ' The heaviness of the vote eerved Smith,, president, conducted the tions, pension problems, and wage when they were told that the six nection with the school - in this state. New 'York and Maas., From to underline the severity o f the business meeting. Principal guest Seats MrsJ)wyer compacieons. candidates endoriied by the Repub I The six caiidldatea lioniiiiated defeat dealt Bowers. IV 0 years winning several medals. lican Town Committee were nom aUhU*’*’” *** ***^*>* *** *® AH ^ -\ speaker was Nelson Kilpatrick, A graduate of Manchester High mtly, Naugatutik and Ham > by each party yesterday .-will tnog, ago. in 'the primary, he received den obllce officere joined the union inated ‘"■**‘1 ^®r for the Board of DlrectonD lrecton ^ w e r a agreed that tha tesuIU 3.98 ■/ mortgage officer of the Manches -Stiieol ill Jims, 1954, she has each other )n', tow|f. elitunff j|20 votes for nomination as a Di Mrs. Francis A. Dwyer, 343 lizattoB. “ Hertford. Middle- •fd^thet Sherwood Bowers, mayor o f the primaries were tlte putdie'e .a n d ' ter Trust Company, who gave an studied for seme years with major on Oct. 4, w h m w iS evrti™ w ;)ttn rector and 1,708 votes for nomina- Green Rd.. was installed as prefal- _ N New i_ . BriUin, New — Haven,—----- Of Manchester wea outvoted reaction to the stand he iuid the enlightening talk on the drastic dent of the Amerlcah-Legion Aux Forrest Harvey, well known Hart be elected to this Board. '. The mi 'tion as a State Representative. Bridgeport haVe been unlon- “ How about that!” waa all one four other'members of hu lUpub- Two For n M d a b changes made in the F H A regula iliary, last evenings at a joint ford teacher and judge. nority party, traditionally thir Yraterday, despite the larger tions concerning mortgages which for a number o f years. caller said when he heard the news. lican - Democratic coalition bad • Rubberized FabHc. installation with Dilworth-Cornell- Many phonera. happy with tha vot ta lm on the Keeney Strodt went into effect the past month. Quey American Legion post, No. Yrar Moioif • Double Cape, ventilated back. secretary; Mrs. Richard Vaughn ing exclaimed such things aa “ Oh School. , 102. Gueata re p re s s in g neigh)>or- good!", "wonderful" "that’a • Inside book, or lunch pocket. The first meeting of St. Eliza financial secretary; Mrs. Charl^ H e indicated, howev«r»* that he ing poata and units and local pa- Romanowski, treasurer; Mra. Mar Drivers Involved fin e!" "that's nice" and "good for Intended to keep active in politics, beth’s Mothers Circle- will be held triotic organizations attended. that.’ ’ • Four buckle fastener front. at the home of Mrs. Anthony Kra- jorie Flavell, historian; Mra. FMy- although he will have to wait two . . . NOW READY ^Mre. W ilber U ttle seated the Some of the rehiarka from the / • Black or Yellow. cunsa, 64 Turnbull Rd., this eve mond Goaselin, Chaplain; Mrs. In Minor Mishap years fo r another chance to tun new officers assisted by Miss Bar disappointed voters were: "Mae for office. b. b* d i f NURTONE / • Complete with helmet ning. HUrl Peterson, Sergeant-at-,^ms; bara Wallett as sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Edward Kaplan, asst/ Ser- Vennard loot? ,That’e too had," • Sizes 4*16. TAILORING and . The following past presidents of and "Oh. Bowere didn't get in?" When asked whether he intead- geant-at-Arms. T Two local drivers were Ihvolved ^ to w«wk for the eledthm of TYPEWRITER 9ALES Brownie Leaders Assn, of Man the unit served on the installing "How'd the Bowers bloc do?" waa d • . ■ ' r - ; - 2 to 4 chester will hold a meeting at Invitations were received for the in ah accident yesterday on School ^ m o cra te Helen FitM»atrlck. DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT team: Mrs. Leon Bradley, Mra. the first question many people Camp Merri-Wood on Gardner St. supper at 6:30 and InMallation Street just east of Main Street, Walter Mahoney and Matthew ROYAL/ UNDERWOOD Helen Griffin, Mrs. James H. M& police said today. asked. One disappointed person From Monday at 8 p.m. Velgh, Mrs. Frank Btekmore, M ra Friday evening of EasU Hartford Paton — the primary • aurrtvlag Unit, at the Hockanum School, 191 Mra. Helen Goehring, 40, 155 raid "they may aa wrtl have nom T. E. Broenan, Mrs. Charles W ig- inated m e!” membera o f tha splintered celril- f R f f DFTAaS SMITH-CORONA ^ . REMINGTON Two arrests for reckless driving South ^ a in St., East Hartford. Autumn St.,-waa going west on tion— Bowers said he didn’t know. ren. Mra. David Hiomaa, Mrs. Ruth School Street when struck in the "Is It True?” fAAIL CO U PO N TODAY! were reported by police today and Hickox. The auxiliary has also been- in;; The DemocraU hdR only one We are agents aho for: HERMRS PORTABLES andf Aka: Rubbor Faafwaor. v Roys' o v s M d Oiik* UmbroRoi, Slkkort vited to attend the joint installa right side by a car just pulling "How did whoais (meaning were tho«e o f Donald C. Marsh, 24. Mrs. Dwyer’s associate officers contest yesterday, that for ona of tion o f the Soutliington Post and out of a parking apace operated Bowers) make out?" was Nelf (left) Ihet leeewe IheSill he M g fct e leevlyresl—YOU coot M B .. . ^Oaly $10.95 native of Jerusalem, Israel, about Plouff, 119 Autumn St.; H e r - ' ^ the accident and recommended the 'UnitedUnited States:SUtea: bert Frieell 71 Waddell St.; M ra i*"*®!*?*^- on______a m-japartlaaa baale," p tu tdny .doem on one spring mokas Hw springs sag oil your spkio s la y s 's lro i^ Top picluru shows how you tost on this action by the court. ti:u He waa in thia country 40 days Mary Firato. 299 Oakland St. to achieve what he called a ’’vic around it. fci o BEAUTYREST. (right) oodi o f lhaA 37 springs • Booulyrgst. In Mio boIMn pk>wo, you s m how sagging In other cases Ralph A. Hannl- y ii b e / o ra stopping here end he had AD M ITTED TO D A Y: Mrs. Jo tory for represenUtifa fovarn* LESSONS gsun, S3, of Hartfoiil was fined ment.’’- is indgpamlent. Iharo’t no M g In o tasNityroB««vofl springs .^vos poor postura and poar rest. Nota Mw curvad p i! COATS not seen any two Americana in a sephine Sadlon, 74 Woodland St.; ALL OCCASION 275 for evading reaponsiblllty for spina'~iin^' l i In wool, angora fabrics aad puddle cletli. fight or quarrel. Also on a trip Mre. Betty Foster, 113 Porter St. FREE ALTERATIONS i ( knocking over A stop sign Monday -DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 'iiii? Oelera: Pink, red. gray, brown and tan. -'“ n which took him feom New York to- RAINCOATS U:i:: at the. intersection of Middle Indianapolis.ianapolis. (Telifornla, Yellow- M ra Joanne Boynton and daugh Children Escape Tnu get *’lMnble*therWear” In 'these handsomely Juniors 9-15 — Mlasea’ 8-18 had 88-44. Turnpikis end Ardmore Road; and ■tone National Park. Colorado ter, Coventry: Angelo Rodrtques, Hiii! Haroed Oarlin, 34, Pawtucket, tailored Z*pnate suite. Large eelecttea to choooo In corduroy, Oelaaeee aeetato Nebraska, and Iowa, he said he Tinker Pond Road; Mra Nannie O WHArS IT COST (in Hit long ron]? p i R. I., forfeited his 826 bond for Olaon, 31 Carol Dr.; Domenic EUtr- Serious Injury from. Maee for all men. SUp Into one tomorrow IS IT CUARAimiD? Oladtex fabries. Sizos 8-18. had not met a single person who DOYOUlUYm iiiin not appearing in court on a charge was not educated. dlni, Stafford S(»ringa; Joseph asd you’ll naderstaad what a wsuderfnl buy this la. And Mors H:::: o f ifw ^ n g . $ 1 8 .9 5 Gouin, 83 Edmund St.; Kenneth Two children nearly auffiered' $ 1 4 . 9 5 Aad More li::H Ralph C. Green. 37, S ^ th BAILROAD BXUCS Carlin. Bayonne, N. u.,J.; Wliliain lUDan ACCOUNTS INVinD Ooventry, waa fined |24 for fail aertous iajuriu yuterday. the Effner, 111. (JF) — Railreadiana of Coventry; l«igh Fergu- \ ure to secure a driver’i license; a... aon. IS V*orMt At-* Mm TtarKam Manchester Memorial Hoepital re ■ John LevelHie,’ 26, of SMntrvlHe aU kinds is being conected hera-by *®®- >’oreat St.; Mre. Barbara ported this ■Mralag. A UtOa girt R. H. Egbert, chief engiaeer of the Manning and daughter, 816 Hart- was fined $12 >for"violation of Sec. 'PnlA.in ...J ford Rd.:Rd.; MMrs. rs AudrevAtulrey Donahue Donahue from South Coventry waa hit anove 3445 as a reault of driving a car Toledo, Peoria and Western Rail the eye by a B B ahot, HritOa a lo road, wbo also has charge o f the and eon, 193 E. O n te r St.; Mra. minua a tire a week ago; end Janet Sheridui. Silver Springa, cal youngster overturned .6 pmi.'oC Jimmie Smith,. 31, of Hartrord waa road's new hletorical in u ■ e u m boiling water onto his leg. called the Tee Pee. Md.; Raymond Pager. East Hart fined $33 on e apseding count in ford; Keren Dodd, Wapping. The girl Nancy WaUaca 6.’ other cases today. . . Besidee the coUection o f pbotoie )D A Y ; H i daughter of Mr. aiid Mrs. Rm w I I: liiiH Two cases continued until Sept. orof old steam englnsa,engines, there are „ Mar^d V/allace of BoutB O m r o ^ . IpM FURNITURE DEPARTMENT 33 were those of Joseph Scanlon, ■lich divergent relies o f the pest ea truted at tha Bnurgengy Ibbffi M 34. Lsominatar, Mass, and Mrs. a drive wheel from an old Mum the hoepital. an6 -. J t JM sb Runde, 52, 107 Walnut St. engine, an ancient c #u pier, old 5S?**gt^^o!rH^!ilidhru?*iS tiu tm a a t Tha ahot tjraE^tha; Both were errested Monday, cabosce lightsUahta and a mvrlad of r?*!. gun just wileeid her ether items. Fulton Rd.; David Cqto. 295 HU- charged with operating a motor Uard St. . forahead waa bock o f Bin BoeutyraB mohroso. $ba» l atwHfyiagl oods tail iN n •tdbwry mWiuwoi bieiMH B Tehicls while under the influence B lim iS T E S m i t D A T : a ww found g.______lha tenyaur gMRsdaa o f Baoidyrail MyiiV"|f m y ighv» •WK. And wa wonY hondla any product of liquor Of drugs and both are HEUnNO HAI^ ternal haad injurtan, loslt two, Ihrao Odd four tknas Jbimv* A t $69J O . M ghmg daugvgnter to Mr. add Mrs Frank hirpi dafaQ occurs within Ian yaort, your Booidyvad wM Iw a o m Y free under |it00 bonda iyi»re wayfarers die at lonely Burt, 70 Bratton Rd.; a eon to DavM Thoaapaan. t.. ad Yt.I you unporoHalad tlMpkig eoMfert for only 2d o nh||kri You unratorvodly. $0 . . . you're doubly ha rafrairajjr fraa o f chorga.” Many poopla an|oy, lhair 0 in buybig p W t doubly ^mronlaod. TracyJstevenp, 30, of E u t Hart s p o | z in ArgenUna. croesu are Mr, and Mra George Cole. CoUins- B. puUad a pan at hot w «h out* a biggar doNor's worth for ovoty doMcir you ipondL ford. artMtad Aug. 7 on a charge tin Maoutyrast,mottrassas for 15 to 20 yaors AND MORE! "TF ;iu; erected and ea » hung___ fto n );tne. tha atore and aiUo’ldn M l o f reekleaa driving by State Police, the eroea arm. Into, thou cans. «BIRTHS TODAY; a daughtor to Tha - - - had hla caae oontinuod until Sept. _ — .. ------“ iniiiiiili - « " „ iii! travflera dropcatM to be used bylMr. aad Jin. *>d,^, t -^1 any dtztrareed wayfarer. CMumbta aftar' t n it a a B l
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f O T E E I f MANCHESTER EVKUNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1964 \{ I -■ ■V'"' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1964 PAGE SEVm ieW ^ «RpSfteOHflSJ|Sb Censure Probe Keefes Celebrate 25th Anniversary Nixon, Martin E n ga ge d Local Man Held ; 'Y • ; s' i'i In Driving Case DR- E. M. ROBBINS USIA Agent in Sumatra Report Outline Start Drive for •A? ^USbart W. C 'RaiUy, 44,16 Praite- DENTIST D u e T h is W eek GOP Congress lin 8t„ was arrested Monday nlgbt Fast Becoming a Legend by West Hartford polics and charged with ofwrat'ne * motor ANNOUNCES THE RE-OPENXNO OF HIS mm 9 h !» Omt) (Ceatteaei firoaa Paga Oaa) Ry NEA ra u n O N SBRVIGB vehicle while under the influence OFFICE FOR GENERAL. DENTISTRY Suipitifa ■(NEA)--In BukltUng- -'M anchester^ of liquor or drugs, they reported. AT A NEW LOCATION kcvt tk* ate cMnnUtaa mambara nor was the narrow maigia by According to West HartfteO gil, tha cultural center of this rich -■> j- teatak tea ferotel oatHna or frama* which OOP Rep. Robert Hale was police, CYRailly’* car twe^tuip Iilgh- Island *of JSO.OOiO squara miles, wmk c t tiia raport, than lat tha returned to Coogreea. way posts on both aidea 'of A^ 571 CENTER ST. TEL MI-9-3443 they eaU Myrtla Thoma'^ Idlaa lawyara fill In tha dataila. Hale’s district has had soma ua- baay Aye. on Taleott Mountain' Xkurth-ahaking Event." WlatidM dacUnad to go bajrond employment distress and what in West Hartford. Released under That's because the first day aha poUticians call tha pocketbobk fac 3600 bond he . la aeheduled„ for Oa official anaouBcament'of tha court on Oct 4. vlaitsd thers tha elty actually ex- tor was regardtd by Republicans paritneed a minor earttfquaWe. aoafldanoa voU a^teh mnai as 'having cut down his vota mar WALLPAPER and PAINT A* far as the success of Amer **no coBunKtaa polnta out that gin. Nonwhite mothers in the United ica's prorxiganda effort* on the tha mamfeicra of tha eommittaa will Spotty unemployment exists In State* are aboht one-fourth more whole island goas, she'a aloo a some of the states Nixon and Mar- lUcely to bear twin* than are 249 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER DENIS E. FRECHETTE, Prop. TEL. MI-9-6591 maka tha dadaiona. and that whites. 1952 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR • wMrlwind. tin will visit, including such key East BeeomlBg LegmM thajr dd^BOt naed to raljr on coun- areas ^ Michigan and Indiana. a a p ^ tha maUnf of thaaa da> Croobrook M o M — Excoptioool Cor "On Sumatra she is fast becom How appealing the "peace, prog- ing a legend. And aa far aa the ree* and proaperity" slogan offi Sumatran* a'Te concerned, she is ^te'lanata haa afraad to ratum cially adopted by the GOP Na STANLEY TOOLS to aiaalan aftar thla jraar to con* . the U, S. Information Agency and tional committee in its recent Cin- AND HARDWARE tjia United States combined. She aldar, la tha light of tha commit- clnhati meeting will be in such taa'a flndlnga, a canaura raaolutlon Mias EUe JsBdraw . is also the Only American we have areas remains to be tested. ft W.H. ENGLAND there spreading tha story of what aUnad at MeCarthjr hy San. Flan- • 1 2 9 5 Chairmen Stephen A. Mitchell dan (It-Vt) and '46 oaarlapping Mr. and Mrs. Raymond JondroW, LUMBER COMPANY America xtenda for In the world of the DemocraUc NaUonal com g o o r o R to o . today,” says Theodore C. Streibert, chargM Flandara and Sana. Ful- mittee hit at the prosperity claiip Skinner Road, Broad Brook, an TeL MI.6-0t44 This cor eorrlos our goodwHI nounce the engagement of their , Director of USIA. bright (D-Ark) and Moraa~(Ind- in a broadcast last night, declar "TO IE SURE Mias Th«me is barely five-(Oot- 0m> Slad la auppprt of it ing that 3 >4 nVlllon persona are daughter. Miss EMs C. Jondrow, to William J. Darling, son of Mr. SEEMeCLURE" -4; two and weighs 108 pounds. , naaliaa Adda Ohargaa unemployed, "payrolls are down "That’s aa long as I can keep from about, seven billion dollars a and Mrs. Lae Darling, g Church Vha eommittaa eomplatad public St., Manchaster. MANCHESTER DELIVERIES eating too much rice," she says, haarlaga Monday on Sva niain year and' the farmera have Ipet MONDAY and THURSDAY "which is very dlffiOult to do here groupa of tha chargaa. Flandara EI^ol income out of every $5 since Mias Jondrow is , en^Ioyed by the .Broad Brook Bank and Trust RAYLESS ndiere that is the main food." inada pubUe yaatar&y an addition McClure Pontiac/Inc. Her confident but modest'i Co. Mr. DarUng U associated al briaf eoraring accuaationa on Mitchell was granted free time DIAPER SERVICE ner, her neat American clotlfes, by the ABC Radio-TV networks to with tha CentrsLl Cohn. Ow>p 878 MAIN STREET '' MANCHESTER which BO haarlnga wara held—ac- Asan., Inc., JO Apel Place, this CoH AD-3-1248 For ■ her solicitude for anyone hr^iffi- cuaiag McCarthy of attampta to reply to President Bisenhower’a town. OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 10 eulty, and her genuinely'^rriendly eoarca the praaa. Office aldaa said Aug. 23 speech hailing the record "Ethical Diaper Servlea” democratic manner /f.ersonlfic8 of the 83^ Congress. flaadan haa othan he plana to rsvision and a boost in ths mtni< America fa * more/"clearly and He. ScNM Record No Vletory mum wsge. really than'n the books, pictures and W Watkina, aakad what would be "All things conaiderad.’’ Mitch Saerstary of Labor Jamas P. she paosea out. Myrtle Thorne: An earthquake, Como hi ood holp hs colsbrott our AnRivorMHy! Wo'ro deaa with thU additional matter, ell said, “there has been no vic Mitchell told the National Press Big Load ' whlrh.ind and a legend. aaid onlp: "Wall probably read it. tory for the nation” in that ree- Club hers yssterday ht is optimis- tmaU gal aha car- siteiiig pricof o8 ovor fho^ploeo. Toko your pick from X can’t aay what wa’ll do with it" . He accused the admlnUtra- big load for the Uc the next four months will bring' the one hand she that the chairman of the' Com Two eommittaa mambara, de- tlon of using heavy pressure at an incraaaf in manufacturing pay munist Party of Indonesia waa borBoln biiys oo'ovory shoHf dad eoHofor. G ot koro oo cUBlBg to be quotad by name,' times to promote measures which rolls. coobat the aubversive and coming to Medan, on a speaking Mitchell said servefl^qiecUl inter ____jttlve tactios of the Conunun- aaid In aaparaU Intarvlewa tha "With over 63 million persons y 'u to on' thle“'mlnerala-rich iaiand tour. She knew he would rant and Hw douMo-quiek! I group haa found few pride cleav- ests and "the ligiR presaurea.. .. employed and 3,300,000 un rave against the American techni where the administration's inter " 1:^ expoalng them for what they agaa of opinion on important ia- employed, I believe we have gone .ju-e. On the other hand ahe must cal' aid program and the tractors Buaa. est does not extend beyond lip through and ara on the way out which had been given to the In service." the American atory. Ona of them predicted an out- of the mildest postwar contraction donesians. He criticised the administra / NcM^ere in all of Indonesia, ax- Haa for the report will be. com- this country has ever experienced,’ capt taevcapital city of Djakarta, So ahe rounded up the newspaper tion’s plan for flexible farm priM secretary MltchaU declared. platad thia weak, and he added; supports and aaid its tax rav^on ara the CMm^ea more active than and magaxine editors and took ’Ifothiag haa bean decided def About eighty friends and relativea, He aaid he probably will _ _ they are Ir gumatra. For here are them out where-the tractora were •Plnehurat Grocery and Vigo Ander- act will bring major benefits "to Eisenhower to seek from Congress initely yat, but I have an idea the of Mr. and Mra. Francis J, Keefe, aii;iii;;iiiiiiiiiioiiae4v that beeausa It was predominantly onaaaalectad for audit were.thoae will be built by volunteer labor. tion; Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, board AhM il $8a00 Muiljm country she would be ' jouob VARNISH and YARNISH STAINS OUTSIDE LUMINALL with the largeat chance* for. mla- Those on the Building Committee policies; Andrew Gasper, inside LA B04A. V fighting an uphill battle. By tradi- DR. ALBERT RUBIN takea. are Joseph Garter, CTharlte Kukuc- maintenance; Ray Bldwell, inside Tl746t6M6 <, iion here, women belong in the FOR CONCRETE. BRICK. STUCCO AND ,_ka. Andrew Gasper, T. ’C. GLAZING COMPOUND PUTTY Hw annual report by the Oom- maintenance; Bernard Hu dak, . kitchen, not in politlca. ASBESTOS SHINGLES. (Whito and in Colors) mereo Claafing Houae, a n*tionaI 'and John Phelps. outside maintenance. DHCORATOR TV . "First I joined the women’s 29 HAYNES STREET roportlng authority on tax and The! Finance Committee mem Mrs. Chsmberlain wlU explain clubs," ahe says. " I reasoned that bualnaaa law aaya an average of bers . are J. Russell Thompson, pi,>Iana for school lunch and school •Kri7-INCH PKTUU two of . ovary five Income tax re- ona way of getting at the men was WILL BE AWAY Sanford Hathaway and John Hut lillibrary. Mrs. Chamberlain will also through their wiVes.' Sopn the tuma axardned for fraud rarulted chinson. present staff members. wives of governmental officials, 1r. rOcommandatloiji for prooecu- The Fire Station was manned 34 teachers, professional men, and so FROM HIS OFFICE tlon. Thla rapreaento ae Increaae hours from Friday night through Manrhester Evening H e raid ovtr tha previous year'a ratio of on begran 'coming to. the .library. Saturday because of the huirlcane. Andover correapoLdent. Mrs. Jape Soon after that they started bring ana to thm. • When the worst of, the storm was SEPT. 13 to OCT. YB Corthell. telephone PDgrlm 2 -d m . • AccwbI* I 81-INCH ing .^^their husbands. Now the men come by themselves. bsHif T«rm Us JIb Os l y $ i . o o \ — A couple of weeks ago she heard # « w oolc
Famous Make Crib " The ytttly sde to mmty pisno buyers wmt for! AAOM ANNUAL THAN Pot Portable Bloctrk Sow f - • • • SEO. S31.4S .99 i • • A m isj A$i9.fSVm ha Isott DEYOE 6 L O BERKSHIRE SALE! S M f MHCfOAT OidrAlba. • POyiLC DROP SIDES BALDWIN Grands and Acrosonic .Spineto ALL-WEATHER HOUSE PAINT Mildew Resistant • KICK REl^EASE - V . AND • ADJUSTARLE SPRINGl JuU errhfed from the femout PREPARED HOUSE PAINT • FULL PANEL FRONT BERKSHIRE MUSIC FESTIVAL TRIM and SHUTTER PAINT • C O LO R S: W A X tIR C H ond MAPLE OWVMS ODORLESS MAGICOTE ENAMEL ^ At 'Tmglwood, Lenox, Meit, Use Davoe House P^int for long-lasting protection of exterior wood, - USED FOR ONLY SIX WEEKS 9 1 ? ? Cirtt o*y owgia A w inc fO* 10 43* ^ StePe ffMlwa 9 • • ■ 9 * 0 4: M • • • • brick or metal, stirfaces.,In addition to tne brand new colors . . . it RUBBER BASE FLOOM ENAMEL ‘ r- is available in OUTSIDE WHITE (Self Cleansing), MILDEW AND REG. $31.95 $ ' • 'S' 's p, il •ir-'y •« t 6 6 O ' 6' ODORLESS ALKYD FLAT, GLOSS and HiMt ara tha plaiiM that vara FUME-RESISTANT EXTERIOR WHITE, WH|TE UNDERCOAT AND wiaciad (or uat at' ihit ytar’t BATTERY PRICES ritajSjitfstep SASH AND TRIM BLACK: V ^ SEMI-GLOSS ENAMELS Barkihira Mtuie Ptnivar (juir 7 Mort Styles Thsn Illastrsted -L * ■ • 'k- (OTHER CRUS $U.98 to $45.00) to Au( un 13) whara only Bald- SEE OUR DECOR-idATIC COLOR FOR INTERIOR PAINTS > NON-FADING TRIM COLORS ^ m -m adt piaaai°.HaM tht axaict- slash ed;.^ ■ag Mandarda of ithit praal mu*- cal avant. Oaly eaca a yaar can yau buy an afanott BRAND NEW kidwin piaao at thaaa big aaa- M X W R M n iagt. Why ntt aalart youn NOW 9 — for a lifatiaia of muaicol pleat- - 5 Drawer Chest ^39 V '; crasame - % AE Solid Rock Moplo * Dusiproof CorntrucHon ■ r sAiawin * RaMftod Joints * Colon: llond and Mapk CORN POPPER Only Edison GnprontoiM Soli«| Rock Moplo SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS Was 65.66-rNow 3SJI Special Purchase WALLPAPER OH A U OUR 1. New . pian* .■aaraaiaa diract hem muiufacnirar. KNOTTY PINE CHESTS 2. Each piaae tuaed a*d m u- lattd free. ^ SAYESSKyo 'X VERY SMOOTHLY FINISHED AND READY FOR PAINTING PHinting Accessories 4>E BTAININa. KNOTS GUARANTEED TO'ST^V IN Each piano taggad «rkh da- tcriptiv* Barkhira baeklat. ^810 1 6 x 18 In. Rubbor BUY ONE ROLL \ _ •. • S D R A W E R ...... $14.98 FULL WIDTH AND A Taenu aa low aa $30 down. FLOOR COME IN AND SAVE! • 4 DRAW ER ...... $19.98 d e p t h , ^1. Up to 34 monllia; lo pay. M/y Qumntu4 AT REGULAR PRICE DOVETAU. DRAWER A Matching hanch. fadiidad. MATS • 8 D R A W E R ...... $24.98 OONSTRUOTION 7. Free dalivary. A Trada allowanca oa yooc praa-- Psr CAR f l t 9 9 i o n 9 Arc Battery anl piano. s r HOMU §hs M9SI f9f9lw - JT Q C GET SECOND FOR COME IN EARLY FOR WIDEST SEliCTIONI Cfrs Using Croup I ^ mSTALilO Sfera OpM Manclay Viirauqh SeWday 9 to 5:30, Rif.M6Vsl«9SPKM UattiHis ..... O IXCHANOI Thundayi liN 9 V ■ T- F3EE Gins KIDNEFAIR • i W E GIVE T9 EVERYONE yiSITING. OUR iSM MAIN ST. (0pp. High School) FREE DjEIEIVERY G0» PUUIQ CO. Hundf^s 0 / Patterns to ^hoose From GREEN STAMPS . Fraa FaAInf In Lot Nail 0 ^ (Waif) : ■ I TELEPHONE MI-S-5856 Your Fli^loiio Doolor ta Maocliostor ^ CEHOUSE&SON S|Tp^E DURING TOESE 3 DAYS 3ir ASYLUM ST.>n!I:dHARTFORD JA' S-6696 I is i e . 8 8 4 MokiSt.“ [ fM .M I.3.7080 ______L______a I T E GIVE 4hRT 6RE6N STAMPS \'- i ( : 7 ■ »A 6E IBlQinEEN TfA N C ^TE R EVENH^G HEIULD„MANCHESTBR. I30IIN , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1964 MANCHESllER fV E N m e HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .15, 1964 (UU •mount a t Um U x. Mrit. BoUy the RapubUcaa hha criUcifed the Wlaoooaia PAGE NiNieriBiil BocMIle-Vernon G. Krlatofak, coUector, will bo at Granite State Race |£S3SSinomlnaUon for gafan or at ^ ir. Thraa other RepubUcan...... tiM oOic* a t Um Town Qtrk Uila aaent, « tradlUoaalty aoUd'cnngraaaman who had oppoaltloh •fUrnoon unUl 5 o'clock to collect [Huni the 13 HmlUa tax. Marked by Upset atate^ Johnaon,I. a di-y«ar-old in- alao wera renominated without SEPTEMBER 25,11 A.M. to DARK E» Fenton Burke Named J * dutrtallst.dutrial ist, wUl will have as his run .difficulty. They were Reps. Ed Bids ning mate the first woman ever The town atid city who ai;e co> mund P. Radwan, Ralph A. Gam (OoathNMd r a ca Om ) nomlnatsd for Heutenant governor ble and W. Sterling Cole. Cole is MMraUnr in the conatructloa o< 7M la the stata’s Maito^. he is Mrs. OUTDOOR President of Association Imear feet oof sidewalk and curbing 8 chairman of the Senate-House the seat for which CafroU and Al- Consuelo Northrop Bailey, speaker Atomic Energy Committee. on East Street in front tha new lott will via Johnson chbse to run Northeast School srlll open the bids of the'Vermont Hours of Repre Washington — In a slim turn RockvOIe. 8apt 16 (SfMcial)— instead for governor of Colorado sentatives. Mrs. Bailey came out out, Washington state voters CHURCH FAIR received tonight at 7 p.m. at the and hi was unopposed in the A t the aanual maetiaf a t the Oon* City Court room. QD tep in a three cornered fight picked nominees for the state’s (RAIN or SHINE) aecUcnt Funeral Ohraeton Aam. Named President Democratic primaty. Johnson’s^e^ New Hampshire—^Two men w ere seven congressional ssats. Main ponent Nov. 3 will be state Sen. batUiag tor the Deraucratic nom- Interest centered on a 4-way race held at tha PhM Orchard Oountry' All Talcottvllla aad Vemeu news Donald G. Brotzman. -the only can ■ iteaaa iare noW\ handled through taatien tor the short Senate term. tor’the Republican nomination for SECOND CONCREGAHONAL > r :;m Chib. Branford, yeaterday. B. Fen didate in the GOP gubernatorial They are Stanley J. Betley, a vet congressman-at-large. 'Itiere, for- ton Bttike a t thla city waa named The Manchester Eveutaif Herald primary. / Rockville bureau located at One eran state representative, and mar state Rap. A1 Canwivell ap- CHURCH ;peaidcttt for the coraind club Other hlghbghts of yesterday’s Mayor Laurence M. Pickett of pear^ headad for a runaway tri- year. Market Street, telephne BeckviUe primaries: NO. M/UN STmEBT at NORTH STREET 6-SUt. Keene. Betley held a sli^ t lead umph over his three opp^ents. Hhi eiecUon at the Mth annual ' McCarthy Foe WiM early today. The winner, will face Democratic Rep. Don Magnuson, Pony Rideir— Hendieraff and Novaity Tablas eoneentlon maika the flrat time Wisconsin—Fred R. Zimmerman, Cotton in November. the incumbent,' was unbppMed. Grab Qagi«— Lunch Countar that the honor a t headlny the or- 74-year-old foe ot"3m . McCarthy, HughB. Mitchell, a former U. S ganlxatioa has come to Tolland Pace of Hostilities won the Republican renomfnation Senator and House member, won County. as Secretary of State, in the Democratic race for nom ADMISSION FREE ^ ination to a fuU Senate term, two Democratic nomination in the Other oMoera tiaeted wera: < With only a' couple of hundred of State’s first congressional district Fraa Nursary for.imall chlldran John T. MacDucall. first eice, At Quemoy. Eases the State’s precincts still to report, ef four candidates were bunched closely, vrith the main battle ap He topped two opponents. In his ddent. New London; William Zimmenhan had 139,693 votes to comeback try, Mitchell will try ...... ' . ! 'n'!i Barrell. New Britain, aacond 80.497 fo r Miss Joyce M. Larkin, parently between 80-year-old (Oeatisned Irom Page One) Mayor Gerard L. Morin of Laconia to unhorse Rep. Thomas M. Pelly, r sloe preaidimt; Edward H. Blahop, a former weekly newspaper pOb- who was renominated without op Bridgeport, aMUStaiy: Leon N.- lisher who ran with the endorse Freak L. Sirillvan of Man There is a growing belief in of- chester. Sen. Styles Bridges, the position. Walker, Putnam, traaanrer; CyiU Scial quarters here, however, that ment of the state GOP oigaiUxa- r . MulUna, Bridgmxxrt, sergeuit- tion. Zinunerman has had 10 tsrmi Republican incumbent, had no pri strong Nationalist reaction to the, mary opporitloii. The cattle egret a bird formerly Reds’ Sept. 8 five-hour bombard as secretsuy of state. found only In Africa and Asia, Speakers at the convenUon ban- ment of Quemoy may have side Gov. Walter Kohler had no op Mlaaesota — Sen. Hubert Hum suddenly appeared in South nuet last night were the lies. Rob^ tracked invasion plana, if Com position for .a third GOP primary, phrey (D-Mlnn) held a strong lead America in 1930 and \ ms found in Discounts or SeiYfce? hrt KeaUng. chaplain at the State but William Pro:m>lre, the unsuc over two opponents early today the United States in 1953, says the SMormatory at Cheshire and also munist China had such plans. and Yal Bjdmson, Republican FACTORY cessful Democratic candidate two YOU FURNITURE STORES National Geographic Society. at the Meriden School Lt Gen. Chang Yi-ting. Army years ago, and Janies E. Doyle, co- state treasurer, seemed well on his YOU MN HAVE BOTH «T forlibys, and Horace F. Staples of spokesman, declined tp discuss the chairman of the national Ameri way to winning the GOP Senate Oaimiar, Maine, governor of Dis scale of Nationalist Air and Naval nomination. BJomson, too, had cans for Democratic Action BEHSOirS IHOLUBIHB TRADES HEKE'S OKEAT NEWS M E EVERY TH E im FUENITUEE EUYEE .... E adiii E m .. llMll. trict No. 1 of the NaUonal Aasn. operations along the Communist (ADA), battled it out for tte two opponents. Good HoaM Thoii9 lit of Funeral Dlrectora. coast opposite Formosa, but said Democratic gubematorUl nomina-^| Reptiblican Gov. C. Elmer An THIS WEEK'S THESE STECIAL DEAU ufoehirarf o f fiiia fornifuro Ir M oiicliottar invita you to vM t tbolr now Foetory-To-You Fumt- Xn addition to Mr. and Mrs the size of attacking, forces has tion. Proxmire led in late returns. derson was . renominated ■ without Wbiripool AA 80 De Lqxc Automatic washer— Burke of thia^dty, the convenUon been reduced. Only one of Wisconsin’s 10 a fight. In the Demooratlc-ferm- turd Storof. . . . NOW YpU CAN BUY FINE FURNITUItE . . . DIRECT FROM FACTORY YO waa attended by Attorney and Improvament program wlllxbe held A special communique announc House members—Republican Rep. er-labor contest for the guberna $30 9.9 5 • • • • ...... Trade-in allowaiice flCiO Ikn. Harry Lu^ Atty. Lugg U CHECK YOU. . . . THINK OF THE SAVINGS . . . THINK OF THE TREMENDOUS SELECTION . . . this evening at S at St. John’s ing new attacks on Amoy and Gardner Withrow—had primary torial nomination, r Otrille Free- Phileo De Luxe Electric Range, Model 449—^ 3 8 4 .9 5 . tha legal advlaor for the aaaocia- Episoi^al Church. Communist satellite bases sur opposition and Withrow led two | man. a Minneapolis Mwyer, was Has everything ...... Trade-in allowance |l5o JUST THINK? ovor SOiOOO m |. foot of fum llwo ow-dbpkiy . . . FurRituro for ovory room in tion. ^ Tha Woman's Society of the rounding Quemoy said Red sur rivals. outdistancing Paul Rasimiasen, a Ceanty Budget Adopted i!'OUR HEAR IN Bi^itiat Church will hold its Drat face craft also were attacked. Re Utah—Mrs. Reva Beck Bosons, state railroad and warehouse COItl” M llco Ito Laze 9.2 cu Ft. l^frigerator—$354.95. your homo . . . famous namo Tulovisiou and AppHoncot olto.: . . Yot. you won't want to'm iss U m county commissioners and maatlng of the fall thla evening sults were not announced. red-haired veteran of two House mlssioner. AntoRtstic defrost ...... Trade-in allowancera n ee 1100 this opportunity to lovo so eomo oo out tomorrow. . . / Only six short mHos from M orion the county wwnnUttae adonM a j starting at 5:80 at the parsonage, 'The communique said that yes terms, won an easy victory in her New York — Rep. Stuyveeant TODAY A T tadgiri ot^ 8100,615 fo^ ^TOumd | niere will ba a aupper and pro- terday the Navy shelled Chingyu Wainenlght, 3nd. a fervent sup ;F0II A BBTrat DEAL SEE Stroot in Hortf^. - COunty at a meeting held laat gram which wUl consist of "High Island north of Amoy, scoring di porter of President Eisenhower, night in the Superior Court rooms. SS...... lights’ from the Women’s House rect hits which sent heavy smoke sional District aad a crack at Re scored a topdieavy renominatlon Fereoaal Hcdriag Servioa O f the amount to be spent dur Party.” • billowing from Red forts. A llght- publican Rep. William A. Dawson, victory over RepubUcan William 808 BfiOa Street >!Z BENSON'S, lnc.H,^e> ing the coming fiscal year 884,736 The Woman’s Council of the hodse on the. island used hy ships P. Shea, an avowed backer of Sen< wiU be upttSd>le to the Jail, who unseated her two years ago. Talephoae BQ-SgtSt First Congregational Church of entering Amoy harbor was de Dawson was unopposed tor renom- McCarthy. Walnwright tosquaat-' MaadkMter, Coaaectiedt "ReUaible For M Teara” 1 : ^8,988 to the home and .831AE> Vernon holds its first meeting of molished, the ministry said. ination. fo r miaceUaneoua items. the faU tonight at 8 in the Planes machine-gunned enemy Msmachusetts—A veteran mem 1 1 m final figures are 82JM0 high- Church pariora. All woman of the ber of the Bay State Isglslatun, X , oims positions near Amoy killing many Plenty of Free Parking OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 •r than tha preliminary ar community are invited, im rii^ar- Robert F. Murphy, won the Demo- j-> .. . rived at in earlier meetinga, but soldiers, the communique said, shd will still be 83,500 ISM than the ly the newsr residents. sank thtoe Communist- military cratic nomination tor Governor in Our New Showrooms Burpee Woman’s RaUaf Corps craft offshore. his first try at statewide office. HOME 'V, past year's figures. 'llM county Supported by the State Demo- COMBINATION tax WiU be aet at 847JWO. srin meet tonight in the G.A.R. Through 8e^. IS, Nationalist Air OWNERS are at Hilliard and FME GIFTS-- NJNTY OF PARKING Vernon wlU share 815,039 o f this hall with a birthday social to fol Force planes sank more than 180 cratic Convention, Murphy deci figure. Individual tax payers low the meeting. military Junks, four gunboaU and sively defeated Francia E. KsUy, ONLY! Adama Street, Man CASH whose taxes wlU be due July 1, Returns-to Duty more than 33 motorized boats and a Boston lawyer who has served YOU DON'T NFFD -EASY TERMS, OF COURSE! FAOTORT-TO-TOn OIORH Patrolmaa Rudolph Cormier re daihaged more than 100 military as Lieutenant Governor and At NO DEALERSl chester. Oprn every 1955, wOl pay sUghtly leas than torney (Seneral. Murphy wiU face the amount levied during the past turned to his duties with the Po Junks, at least two gunboats and 1037 MAIN ST. — HARTVORO lice Department yesterday after four motorised craft, the ministry Republican (3ov. Christian A. Her- night until nine. year. added. Six military Junks were list tcr, who waa unopposed for re- An tncreaso over previous eatl- sn-attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Cor ed as captured. nomination. mates eras 88,000 fo r furniture and mier is now a patient at Man- Quemoy, seven miles off the Sen. Leverett SaltonstaB had no fixtures at tha JaU instead of eheater Memorial MospltaL China coast, is ons of a chain of opposition in the GOP primary 83,000. *nus is due to the decision HolMsy Bmuum* offshore island bases held by the and he will be -opposed in Novem to install additional power egulpi- . Plana are being completed by the Nationalists. It is defended 1^ ber by FodtCr Furcolo, state X ment for use in time of.amargan- Rural Vernon School Assn, for the about 80,000 men. treasurer^ and ’ foriaer Oongro a ty- opening of its new season o n Satur- STORM ind SCREEN WINDOWS member, who outran two oppon Fhmlly Plculc Planned d ^ , Oct. 8 with a Holiday Bazaar BUSY PRESIDENT ents for the Denwicratic Senate The MMhodlst Chtmdhwfll hold at the Elementary School from 8 nomination. PUIS WEATHERSTRIP UNIT a FamUy Fellowship picnic Sun to 8 p.m. Colorful booths, each one Manila Ui—Ever since President decorated in a style depicting the Vermont—A oomparatlve new- day at the King Philip Stockade, Ramon Magsaysay has been in of omer to state podtics, Joseph B. PiATURING: which is a part of Fimest Park in holiday it represents, wUl feature fice the Philippine pe PoriUve VeatUatlon Ue time for affairs of state. When your skin is irritated with Dnriag Hot Rainy School are naked to attend the event which promizes to be one of So now he has a new schedule. pimptqs, red Uptch.es and other SATURDAY ONLY [the Mghighlightfi of the year. I a Tiria Ve Days church service.' The Rev. Cart No callers before 9 a.m. Senators, Idn blemishes ‘and you’re crazy I BMaea EKher Sash VALUES TO 840.00 Saunders will have a cUldren’s FhuU Day for Dieeount representatives and governors, Who ^ .itching torture here’s fast to Aay Level a N o OoM XoEMa GENUINE 8 TRACT WINDOW storv for their special interest Today is the final date for tax- bring the biggest delegations, are relief. Get a 45c box of Peterson's ■ / Small children wiU ba cared for payara of tha city to receive the limited to the mornings of Monday Ointment at your druggist and ap in the Sunday School rooms by customary five per cent discount and Tuesday. ply this Boqtoing halm. Promptly! Miss Ruth litx and her' helpers. [given thoee ptytng the annual city DelegaUona are limited to islglit relieves smarting and itching. 'Your I MODERN and TRADITIONAL BEDROOM GROUPINGS Adults are asked to accmnpaay property tax. Thoae who do not persons and each will get JuM 10 MODERN and TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM FURNITURE akin looks batter, feels better. | Buy direct from the FACTORY. . . More .than 80 different styles In Modem. Provincial. Maple Oeatary to ariect from! Sea the tremeeOsea tlsjlsj children to the picnic to be pay by tonight wiU be charged Uie minutes of his time. Money back If not delighted. . Buy from the largset selectiAii you’ve ever seea on one fioor! Whether your •n^odr showroom fioor. Every Bedroom In stock Is reduced for this great eveat . , . wa Hat hut a to il.. . . sponsible for them. 12 VERNON AVENUE taste runs to modern or traditional . . you'U find th^Ffomiture of yimr dreams here at BB at a fraettoa ef the we Unite you to see them alL . Each famUy wUl bring their own PYRAMID price you’d pay anywhere elm. , . . We list Just a few Grand Opening'fipccliils.'"""""-'...... S-Pc. CENTURY MAHOGANY BEDROOM OROUPw' food for the picnic. A fire Will be ROCKVILLE S-Pc. TAHm TAK MAHOGANY. Moderii bedroom INO. lacludm PisMapple. paster bed. cfaeet e u ' cfaei^ provided for roasting hotdogs or SCR|iN and WINDOW' COMPANY 8-Pc. MODERN SECTIONAL, foam rubber seate and S-Pc. MAPLE UVING ROOM GROUPING. Famous back. Wide choice of coven and colors to Wagon Wheel derign. Inclndes sofa, louage chair,. 'grouping, with bookcase headboard bed, dcjuble dresser, dreseer ead attractively fmamd aslrror,. anything else. The' committee in C ol RoekvMo 5-25S3. 5-2554 mirror, large chest. charge wUl provide soft drinks aad OPEN THUR8. and FBI. UNTIL 8 P. M„ SAT. UNTIL 4 P . M . aeleci from. Grand Opening Price...... rocker. In floral tapestry. C lfiO $219 Oraud OpeUlag Price. For Froo Domoostrotloii • Grand Opening Price, • eeeeeeees e'U •"6 •' e e dessert How ofiBH shBuM you dionoe oil filten? Grand Opening Price...... ^ 1 0 7 4-Pe. KNOTTY PINE BEDROOM OROUPINO. Idad FoUowlag the picnic dinner, 3-Pc. MODERN SECTIONAL, In smart modem knubby MODERN OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Scooped arm, 8-Pc. MODERN WALNUT BEDROOM GROUPING, for your boy’s room.''Inclndea doable dreeeer. targa there will 1 m a period of jdiwned boucle factory choice of covers and coloH. T C A channel bsseks, modem fabrica. Choice of 0 ^ A leclndes psuiel bed, four drawer chest, double dresser mirror; .Aeet ea chmt. sleigh apladle bed 0 A 0 A games, for folks of aU ages. Then Grand Opening Price...... ^ 1 9 7 colors and styles. Grand Opening Price...... ^ a 7 and mirror, has modem Inset drawer pulls 0 1 A O night etend. Oread Opening P rice...... 9 X 0 7 will also be a free time for swings, 2000 milos? 2500? 5000? Graud Opening Price, .... . ^ 1 tL w slides, tennis courU, horseshoe S-Pc. MODERN UVING ROOM GROUPING, mod 4-Pc. PROVINCIAL BBDROON OROUPINO. taeludea couste, aad visiting the aoo. fhi- 8-Pc. LIVING ROOM, Includes luxurious sofa, lounge em metsdlic fsdiric. Foam rabber cuili|0tt, double, -Pc. SOLID MAPLE BEDROOM GROUPING. Includre double bed, with carved beadbeard, beautifully fruued chair, channel back chair,'Cybolce of colon. 8 lowing the 'free time the entire cushion backs, reversible cushion seats. IsMlqdes sofa -double dremer, riwst swd attractive C l C O C fl mirror, large cfaeet, double dremer tat ^ 2 ^ 9 5 0 group will meet for a ring of did Grand Opening Price...... and two man-size lounge chairs. Choice ef v T O Q bed. Greed Opening Price. ..'...... ezetlc frnltweed. Or nvorttea, camp songs, and hymns. T" colors. Gmnd Opening Price...... ^ s 0 7 The picnic will close with a fellow ship circle. Never! 3-Pc. QUEEN ANNE GROUPING, bow front sofa and 2-Pc. MODERN SOFA and CHAIR. Biscuit tufted. «ieV*^ chair. Channel slAes,-fringe base suid fringed ered In Cheney Brothers long-wesring boucle.’ Gunr- RUY ON CONVRNIENT TERMS .The committee in charge in pillow edging. Choice of colors. € *91 K cludes Mr. and MYe. Ivan Robert ' nnteed ngninst mptb dumnge for 5 years. $119 son. Mr, and Mrs. Spot Neri, Mr, soy the oxports. Yoo'ro wosHno money Grand Opening Prlto. I d Grand Opening Price. seceeeeeec- a ^ Mis. Joseph Long, Mr. and INNERSPRIN6 MATTRESS Mb's. Ralph Snspe. T-JS- Mrs. Itobertson is general ehair- • • msn. Anyone interested in the ♦and may be domaqing your qh^ IhoI N. SPECIAL! churrii .is welcome and if traas- portetioii Js needed they are aaked Prebullt-i-border, sittractive ticking, layers of to call Mrs. Robertson. The picnic soft felt over n patented spring construction. will be held-rain or shine as there ENGINEERS DISCOVER HOW TO MAKE A mattress that will give you years of sleep la shelter iti case of .inclement ing Cofufort. ' weather. YOUR CAR LAST YEARS LONGER! Spirltaal Ealistaseat Program Thif li the secret that wouldn’t Iceep-Che discovery that can mslia 'rwelva churches and the Syna presenl-dsy engines last hundreds of thousands of miles. gogue were represented ly min .95 isters, and laymen to coiuAder a. " WHArS THI STORY ON OUT ^ . Spiritual Enlistment Prt^jram for To eomtet Jserwiing, mgiae fikttoo in modwn mgioM, kbiksliea — ■ - - - this vicinity at'a supper meeting tovs d s v ,^ new oil, cootolning the •sddWvw* ym bisr se muAuiA^ FOAM RUBBER MAT^ESS and BOX at the First Lutheran Church Mon- Tbeie nddlUvei ire worth die eirtn 15f to m paying lor eil, b ^ . SPRING as little ns' 8M.95. A Complete Set. -day evening. ■ WaUace'Mast .of the South ORDINARY UIWIRS RIMOVI THI ADOITiVISI OongregatlonaJ-Church, New Brit ^ ^ "‘•‘•kl soak up HOLLYWOOD BED SPECIAL ain outlined a four part program additives bkS a die inoaey you ire paying (or nddlUves is, far lbs i MODERN and TRADITIONAL CONVERTIOLE SOFAS conducted by the National Coun Wtmieii, snowing fasgi sbrnSve One low price laclndra knndeomc backbonrd In year eil. ‘Ihe program is called a Tasch- to pAlf through to flhiv^ngf figlno pfrtt. Made rigfct hero la o>ur own factory . . . n handsome sofa by day, n comfortable bed by-' night. Compare eur tl«m iw iy Bk«( they Bher only 5» of the pU vAm M’s ooUl frailty, ^ p a re our worknumablp, you’ll agree when It comee to Convertible Sofaa everyone le coming to Bet- choice of color. Well-mnde Innereprlng asattroee, wUh Ing Mlsrion. TTie first phase would Sint Brothers . . ; . , box eprlag to match, oa lege. ... be that of self-analysis of the vari T**"* T * ' the first 3dl ntiles el dtHag; i <**""*1 •» <41 presnm f < ^ openings in the Our p ^ — ous organisations of the church It worthless. HANDSOME LAWSON CONVERTIBLE, reversible LAWSON STYLE SOFA wtth sweetheert back. Opens •econd, a religious census by all tnnerepring mpttreae, wide arm, choice ef 0 1 4 ) A easily Into a comfortable bed. A smart addlfioa to any churches covering the whole com T r. ••■tAUUROISTS lIND TMI ANSWIR rich tapeetfy covers..Oread Opening Price. ^ I a 7 room. Choice of colors. . ' $189 munity; third, a fellowship, pro «» problems, engineers decided an eotiialy sew Itod Grand Opening M ce. '.. . $ 4 ^ gram inviting newcomers to parti « Biter msterisl h^ to be developed. Obviously, it hid to be metil-bur Ihefa BTOENCY PERIOD pONVERTIBLE SOFA. Hnnd- cipate in the worship and work of of waldsg s metll serteo Sne enough. •ome with fringe base In smart .pover. Opens-t«r com- BUMPER END MODERN CONVERTIBLE, in fonm the church; and fourth, an anlarg- Finilly. metfUuigistf found the iniwer by fusing tnjyiwT niSiriJ of Ua* fortoble bed for two. Imierspitag mat- A A robber, hns cmivenlent blanket storage qompnrtment. ment of the program of the church , bronie h ^ ln to s porous Eller. Being non-absorbent, it wouldn't ranova addi- trees ^ t ’s reversible Grand Opening Price. ^ J b ^ 7 Modern fabric, wide rholce of colera, smart 0 A A Q to meet the new needs which haVe iJ!!!'./?.***'"!!.** .*!” **!?' *«« *I»rough dw spaces betwsta dm Hay modem fabric. Grand'Opening Price...... ^ d t 7 0 been discovered. i'.)] ^ just, doesn’t wear out. It would newr tooTw Ji- There was an enthuaiastie re We make comfortable Chairs to match the Cbnvertlbie fi^onae on tha part of those who Sofa of your choice, STUDIO 50 ' Ware present. A uhanimoua vote o f R o o a r v a a m i m R p a r t of ovary pay . . . o m I d o p o e l t it COUCHES, Factory to yon at only - approval was given to a motion Amidisg LIFE-TIME recommending that it be consider hoia for tofa-ktapim . Yo«r saviors wM fraw wMi oar ad by aU of «kurchm. Each church EASY TERMS OF COURSE! U requeatod to.rn>ort back to the filtsrNsw Hsrsl Union Oengregatlonal Church of rota of fatartsf. Yoar penaod bank occoinit wRI grow MAPLE DINETTE GROUP U m Ltfe-ttoie Oil Filter was lame. fice, not later than Oct. 15 as to Rees poreus brooie cast ‘ disa. ' ■ — (Ch r o m e k it c h e n s e t s An excellent selection of dinette and dining room sets. whether the individual church will i.dlatfly tested by Comnment provtog o o U g r o w — 'tH it quickly raoelde a t^ly sum! Opon on odT shrasivss esat fil duough- M t m a ^ prtriad into service Iher. 5-Pr. Chrome Kitclura Set includes four sturdy chain IMs solid maple group; complete with four rhnlrs aad •ooperate with such a program. hut eil sddiUves css, because . C«RY9nfM KN with plastic seats and msteblag table with st^-realst- •xteaslon table Is Grand Opening Priced at only Attend OeavMtton Lfivttoe Bksr b neeshaotbeot iiondsaal gu|daJ mluifcr.-firadM govemmeot lUplsets present Ihsr elrsmai aattop. . . Grand Opealag Price Tha Pao^e’s Savings Bank will Aftor fiOOO Brikt-er 19,000- ^ miUensrf miles of reed Isiu to ba rraresented -at Wentworth-By- ed b hse ef abrtiivW, but daili, truck, tasi, and car rental Beets revet] Ufe-UmeUter efatomt Tbe-Sea, Portsmouth, N.H. whsn prorisf csglae b dnn. aiMztog renilts - beoiute Iba Ufa. tha 52nd annual convention of the Tbs Ufe^bMflhct sever seeds tUM lltf“ *■ •ugiiM life b grmlly tncrccied whw- ■svings Banks Assn., o f Ctonnectl- - - oF Iba fomoiH Ufalkua Raftorios. Denoalto inada an hr before the flftk ef aaqr month [_Tha Woman’s OuUd o f Union draw iBlerott frem the firat e l thn naontfa.. 'Church w in hold s pot-luck sup, pm tonight nt 8;ao .wtth Mn. Lu- 40a Oarlae* as hostess. Mrs.; BsUwr CURRENT RATE 24% mi Wbston Erin lead the vronhlp NILTirS SERVICE STATION CaapIttoUaif . FURNITURE JUm Oraos Risley Erflfi R dun 5—EAST HARTFORD. CONN. -- «Ma^usit«i0 HILUARO AND ADAMS STREETS — MANCHESTER 1037 MAIN ST. — HARTFOKIt;
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I g M K l W E N l Y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SO»TEMBER 16,1954 MANCHESTER EVRyriNC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ W ]^NESDAY, SEPTEBfBER 15; 1954 PAGE TWENTY-OWH GIs Get Heat Treatment PoKce Witness Garden Club Votes Coventry Columbia Maurice Iforrow; Well CSUId Cbn- County Baaeban Laague. BiU RU- E den Tells Ike to "Receive^ fersnee, Mrs. WilUam Jacobua; ley Jiltcbed and Ike German caught Store Organization Niews Tidbits tsachsr reprsasatativa, John La- for tha locals. The teem has A t Desert Testinj^ Station Traps Driver For New By-Laws Political Unite Croix; Sunshlas, Mri. Jack won 19 games this ssason, lost AND Colled frolo AP Wirco Trinity Degree Ttaempaoa. throe and haa one more to play Course Is Offered T o Restore Around the Cloek Alert Royalty (k owaed F ran e'e o f Mias’ Mary o . Cbapmi Pick Gindidates with Bolton Sunday to Bolton. Do______It Yourself__ * A V 1 By BCtlR'ARD Ds WALD ‘gtyes. Underfoot,, the sand was Barcomb Found Guilty president of the Manchester Gar Mias Nancy Lou Kasaey, and Laeal Teaebere Active A eburae to atore organisation, Turns, Aria. (N BA)— (}ne of the 156 degreea Democratic National (Siairman den Club,, presented the revised by On October 20 Ready for Any Disaster Jetih R. Nordstrom, HUlatown Local people who have returned sponsored by tbe retaU division NRSTTIMEIVER Over the sand dunes' the men Stephen . .A- Mitchell announces Grange candidates to the Grange Bonn most torrid spots on the U. S. Of Drunk" Driving; laws at the meeting Monday eve Columbia, Sept. 15 — (Special)— to theiib teaching poaiUona thia of tee Mandieeter Chamber of carried rifles and packs as heavy names o f 66 persons who have (Oonttened Crons Fage Om ) Both tha Republicana and the Youth AchievsBient contest were fall are: Mra MadeUne Mitchell, TO OUR KNOWLEDGE THAT A Army map ia Turns Teat Station, titog in Center Church House, and Oommerce, is offered , to Manches as 45 pounds, split into platoons, Finedy Given Sentence agreed te eerve on special commit they were accepted by the club. Coventry, Sept 15 (Special)—«equaro dance Friday at $ p.m. to Oemocrate mat Monday night at crowned king and quesn for East principal of the Muickeeter Green where th<^ Army gives. its equip tee to study possible shifts in rules and played war games. Always Jt6amt traaa Paga Oma), Proposed changes in the coiutitu- ' ' Dr. Jacobe left OohimMa to Fire Chief Delmar W. Potter |iaa the Church Obmmunity House. The Yeomans Hall for their caucuses Central Pomona district at tee School; Miss Gladys Rios, w)k> be ter people working in the held of ment, supplies, and men the heat they were dogged by obasrver-ra Evideace given by Patrolman for 1956 netionel convention... . . completed arrangements, for 24 - Dixie Dandies will play muaic. to nominate candldatsa for town meeting held on Saturday night at • m n l aldM wUl'^arrlva at Bonn, *Uoh it’ere also discussed and will 1949 to become ehaneellor at the gins her first year to Manchester dietributlon. The claaees will he nhST UNE OOmiNATIOII treatment. corders who made notes On how Samuel Maltempo this morning in Shoppers In crowded supermarket big m blem appeared to b* wheth University of Dsnvsr, Oilo. How- hour standby servtos at the South The Advisory Health Oouncll officss which will bo olocted Oct. Yeomans Hall. They will represent Green School transferring from eejltal at Wost Oermany, at 2:30 the uniforms affected the wearers. In Spartanburg, N. C. forget their' be voted upon at the next meet 4, held for eight consecutive Monday Court in the case of Alfred tr France — whose Parliament ing. which will be held Monday svsr, hs eontinusd'tn eloae eontect Coventry flrobouse through the will meet tomorrow at • p.m. at East Central Pomona district at Bolton; Mra. Doris Lund, Holliater evenings, starUng Sept. 20 at 7 ALUMINUM WINIQW pi m. tomorrow for talks with Sizzling sand, scorching tem One of the discoveries made dur own shopping 'problema as they Clair L, Robinson, incumbent, mb, 44. of Windsor, resulted voted more than two years ago evening, Oct. 11 at tha Community with Mr. and Mrs. Btsenhowsr new Clrtl Defense arrengemente, the home o f Mrs. John T. HlUmaii, the Omnecticut Stats Orange fl- Schoolf John- MaeVeagh, Jr„ prln- MAS nCEN SOLD AT THI/PFRICB \- ’ n rtiniinr peratures, and rocky desert ter ing these maneuvers did not in & in Barcomb’s conviction for drivwatch three and 4-year-bld tUt np should diaaster atrike again. Aa a was nominated by the Republicana hals to be held to Meriden on Sept. Ho will than fly to London, ar> against admitting Germany toto Y. The guest speaker will be Mrs. stociTbenvtr is Mrs. Eisenhasror's iqeretery. c i ^ of Chyttel lAke School. Ell Walter D. TTott, aelltog. acrvlee rain teach stem lessons here. volve blothing. The Army found ing while under the influence of their p«Mlioarta with $25 worth of NATO—now would accept such result at the two recent hurri- for the ofliee of flrat aelectman and 25. These young people were ttyiag at noon Friday, London Largest military post (1542 square Robert Straub of Nsw Rochells, home city and the Elaenhowara / Tka Garden Club Flower Show ington; Mrs. Myrtle Englert, supertotedent at a Hartford store, that troops can drink ice water liquor ind operating a motor ve goodies. ; arrangement. canee. Potter aald, rocidenU are^ Friday will be open to the public Phillip Isham was nominated for cheeen on a point syatem baaed ^ ^ ^ U p te 94"z67" fram q.^ Usnally tioM, for taUu with Primo Kin miles) in the nation, the station Johns Hopkins MedKal School N.Y., whoss subject will be "Dried ware oftan thers. Wtodhanf Street School. Wllliman- will be the Instructor for the in large quantities while on ma hicle while hie license was under Some French otfidale think more awate of danger and the from 2-9 p.m. to tho Booth- the aame ofllce by the Democrats. on activity to home, church and couree, which wiU be taught at 922*6 cMh. SSMkll aiMItemal Istar Churchill and Eden. Eden is swarms with activity as the neuvers in the scorching heat with suspension. professor envtaiotu. seemingly na- Arrangements.” Club members In Dsrlver today, tha Proaldsnt tic; Carl Gosline, Windham High their Premier will agree to West , need to be fully prepared for emer- Dlmock Memorial Library with For selsctman Henry B. Hutch .Grange. School; M{s. .Delvtoa Montlgny, Mancheater High School. praaently on a tour of West Euro Army's IS technical seryices run no iU-effects. Given 60 days ip Jail for driving Hmlted field in u se'of snU-biotica may toyits gueata at the usual fee, named John E Pusrtfoy Ambas- ^ 2 for lastenatem. German meiffbership to NATO il genciee. Mrs. B. J. Starksl and Mra. J. B. ins was named by the Republicans Other contest winners on Satur Hebron Elementary School; Sknphasis in the course will be pean csipitals on the German da- exhaustive tests non everything Tratlng Oolore under the Influence and fined $150 to combination where one drug haa and driTe'd materials will be offered •ador to Thailand and Nonaan day night were Mr. and Mrs. Felix fensa problem. he gets cerUin pledgee from Brit Armour Ambaasadof tq CNute- An uninterrupted day and night Barnsbse aa co-ehatomen. snd ths Democrats named Louie Joseph Narotaky starting his first on the four major divisions of a from tanks to C rations to pri In another phase o f the clothing for the suspended license count, he failed to cure, disease. . . . New for sale. Sorecchl. Guay of Stafford Grange who Oullea will leave Lopdon Friday ain and the United Statee,-ae well mala. < Mrviea wa* rendered' by both year of teaching in Glastonbury store, namely merchandising, con GUARAKiteED vates. test the Quartermaster Corps has was given the sltemsUve of serv York State examination of CTO aa from the Germaru. With many Vice President Miss MlUicent North and South Coventry Are The remainder of nomlnationa were first to the waltz contest for atflht and arrive back in Washing Both men are State Dept, ca MaiMhester Bvsateg Herald Oev- Elementary School; Mias Avis trol, management, and promotion. ACT NOW—ORDER YoUR WINDOWS At times the Clhemical 0>rps been exploring a theoiy that color ing 60 additional days Instead of union local’s welfare fund says Frenchmen fearful that an inde Jones brought a number of flower eompaniee during the recent emer- are: Republicans, Lucius W. Rob members over SO; Mrs. Sophie Organizational charts of the small, ton Saturday morning in time for more, money ia speat oa admlais- reer officers. Armour, namsd eatry cerrespsadeat. Mra. Charles ’Thompson. Windham High School; 2 WEEKS li^UVEKY alone has run concurrent tests on of clothing plays a small part in the fine because his sttorney said pendent West German Army arrangqmente and specimen flow genciee. Realdente have been urged U Uttia, telepheae Pilgrim S-«e$L inson. Jr., assessor for three years; Gedrim and Edward Moran of chain and department stores along flnal preparations for attendance as many as 65 items. determining how cool the wearer he was without funds. tratiop 'and benefits for fund iriao- era from her garden. William E to succeed Puerifoy In Guatemala, Mrs.vWard Rossbrooka. principal at the opening of t|ia United Na might try to get East Germany to check first aid kits. Ward Roaebrooks, named to fill East Windsor Grange, and Mr. with divisional diarU will be dis is. According to the officei^s testi agers than on Inaurince for dues- Buckley gave a timely talk on was called out o f rotiroment to and Mra. James Coughlin of Hilla- of North Windham Elemsntaiv tions Gancral Assenibly Tuesday. Importance Stressed back from the Reds by force, The American Red Ooae Pre- the unexpired term of Leonard SchooL tributed to supplement the instruc In attempting to , learn about mony, the..incident which resulted pa3Ting union members. tullpe, daffodils and other’’ bulbs take that aaalgnment. ■k German, who resigned with one town placed second and third, MANCHESTER Dulles will by-pass' Paris, the ' Importance of learning how Mendea-France reportedly wants paredneee and Disaster Relief Chib Batertelned tions. eqtiipment, supplies, and men re color as related to solar radia in Barcomb's arrest took place on promises from the United SUtee for fall planting. Mrs. Fred Pohl Puerifoy replaces William K. more year to ofllce; Wilbur Smith, third. tUnerary disclooeo. The only off! Donovan, whose resignation was Committee to town hes a complete M iu Bernice Juul was hostess Further information concerning cial explanation was that ha will act to hot, dry climatic conditions tion, . men sat out in the burning Fairfield Street right in front of elevator and taken to hotel rooms. and Britain to: man apcAa on grape hyacinths and and comprehensive plan available M anchester Board of Tax Review for three A square dance set 'from East the course may ba Obtained from HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. sun for two-hour intervals, half of Maltempo’a home. He was stand 1. Keep their forces to Ger Miss Oiapman oa small bulba. She accsptsd today. years; Mrs. Harriek4Dnttsd States plan to meet both purposes, the <)uartermaster absorption of the different colored slon reportedly csll for .each na old Denver frienfl, Akael Nielsen, .i^-day Fair, 2ndnd Oongl. Wom- Sorecchl and Joseph TsMilik, con black metals, while his oppositeN thia attaation. Both the United Judge John S. G. Rottner felt Peiping Radio announced last ship chairman, introduced a new mittee. Othera include Harold E. ^ a League, Church lawn, 11 a. m. stables; Sol, Blum, Joseph Jaswin- da.v, ahepherd's pie, cols slaw, and ton St. and her fiance, Sal Barto- Corps sent 90 men to Yuma to uniforms without the variance of tion to retain its own' national at secluded Byers Psak Rsuich high Hills, troesurer; Oscar Miller, aec> the whitesmith, la so callM for $ member, Mrs. Charlss S. House. lotta, were honored last Saturday 0 .9 8 Staisa and Britain have f a v o ^ give the heat treatment to several hiinuui reaction. no intent had been made to deceive Sunday they were being deported forces, rather than EDCs pooling on. skl and Mak Price. Grand Jurors; Jello; Friday, macaroni and and the yacht confiscated, ft aald Home made cooUee, bonbons to ths Rockies. retry; Warren Little, cubmaateU cheese, sliced totnatoes and peach night with a Jack, and Jill party hia use of white metals, ,4ueh as bringiiig West. Germany directly variatioiu o f hot weather uni If it Ig confirmed that color of the court about whether or not under a supranftijttfal organiza SiMnhdwer got to thrse d i ^ of Annual Harvest Ball, Daughters Robert McKeon, Registrar; Mrs. tin. ^ into the Nocth Atlantic Treaty Or- forms. Barcomb was driving but thoui^t the three had admitted to the and punch were served by Mrs. Johl MacQuown, Robert Salters, of Isabella, American Legion Hall. Marita Merrick, Board of Educa es; bread and butter "sertred 'with given by the bride-to-be'a eiater, uniforms has little to do with the tion to which aO'many Frenchmen fishing thers two weeks ago with Henry Yeomans, Anton i^c'lsLwen, ganlsation (NATO). In connection lived la Tent City the defendant was too intoxicated crime of intrusion into China’s objected. The British plan also Fred Giroux and her committee, Dancing 9 p. m. to L " tion; Phillip Isham, Zoiiing Board each meal, also milk. Mias Ann 2kto, also of 45 Benton amount of heat absorption, the territorial waters," former President Hoover, but the Frederick. Wolfe, sMtttant cuh- St. with this, or as a prompt prelim- For- weeks the men wore the Army can order clothing colosed at the time to remember what had would permit the extension to Mrs. David Toomey, Miss Helen of Appeals. Doaora Neefled Krasner’s Chinese fiancee. Wang Berry, Mrs. Bdson Herrick, Miss stay was Interhipted by quite a maetere. Monday, Sept 27 About SO guests enjoyed the WHILE THEY LAST Inary step, they" have aubotantially uniforms aitd lived in torrid sand to match cantouflage conditions happened. Barcomb’s ailtorney West Germany of NATO’s Joiiit Through Friday, Oct. 1, 2nd an New Arrli-als Mrs. Marion Squier, lecturer of committed themselves to eariy agreed with the Judge that this Ting, and two Chinese boat boys Elisabeth Bratoard and Miss MiUl- bit of official business. The committee will meet the the Orange will have blood donor buffet rafreriimenta, which were dune country in a tent city like and disregard popular theories international planning, training This tliue, Hagerty told news nual Antiques Show, South Metho A eon, Timothy, was born to Mr. Draw string waist, 4 large poekete, ad- graatiag of sovereignty to Ade- was probably the case. In light of were captured along with them. cent Jones. flret Wednesday of each month. cards at the meeting at Yeomans served in a room decorated wijh JnsteMe cuffs, shoulder epiMilettea. Flaeet the nomadic Arabs. Daytiihe tem that light colored material reflects and supply programs. men, "there Is gotog te be no dist WSC8, Community "Y ." ; and Mri. Thomas W. Shea, Ji;.. at f tuggsd Sswsn nauer^a WaarGennan government. Maltempo’e statements. The sea captain said today he had All parents of cubs are urged to Hall tonight and will be gled to white wedding hells and atreaiii- regulation combat Jacket available. peratures were up to 115 de- much more heat than other shades. The British scheme .offers a solU' business If we can help It—It's an attend these committee meetings, Saturday, Oct. 9 the Windham Community Me ipi / A N D Eden iny* tour around western The Judge went on to ssy he not seen the . throe Chinese at any tloH' to one French demand—that sign up any one who la abls to go ere. ■ The couple waa showered time duriiig his captivity and does all-out vacation.” to sasiat with the planning of the YWCA annual Country Store at morial Hospital in Willimantic. with many lovely, gifts. Europe tlm past taw days haslteen felt . Barcomb had been too lightly Britain associate herself equaUy The baby is the couple's first child to the blood bank at ,8t. Paul's the'possibility of as Robert Carroll of St. Bridget's punished for prior offenses like not know now, where they ace; Since he arrived to Colorado qub acouting program. the (Community “ Y” from 10 a. m. CSiurch to Willimantic' Sept. 33 Miss Zlto and Bartolbtta, who ^t|itis Tauks • REGULATION Church, Rev. Francis T. Butler, AEC Staffer ^^its; with France as a balance to West About Town Aug. 1, tho Prosidont haa boen The first pack meeting o f the to 5 p. m. and ia the first grandchild of Mr. Uvea in Cromwell, will be married ..■> West Germany vtith the these two snd perhaps should have Applegate wore aoUed blue Jeans Germany in the continentel and Mrs. Henry Broessler of old between 1 and 6 p. m. Herbert ^M 8 Brusaels Defense Pact which new assistant pastor of St. James’ been punished more severely In the and a sport shirt, apparently the getting In a lot of golf to Denver nsw year will be Sept. 28 at 7:15 Saturday, O ct 16 Englert, chairmaii of the blood Oct. 16 et St. Jamea’ Church. J t a s h iii u s O l s M s d Cliurch; The Rev. George P. ganization. Ths MFD reported extinguishing p. m. to the American Legion Columbia Road. Includes Britain, France, Belgium, Cites U. S. A-Power past. asms clothing he had on when he EDC did not provide that, and a small fire this morning shortly during tha afternoons, with Annual Fall Baaaar, Community program for local chapter said on Sleptie ep tic Tanks, Drain JUMP BOOTS the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Hughes,' who. Is chaplin of the As was captiired' a year and a half mornings spent at hla summer Homs. "Gold Rush” is the theme BapUat Caiurch, 10 a.m.- to 8 p.m. Word haa been received here of Sunday that the supply wes very On two previous serious driving that was a major objection to EDC before noon which was caused by Fields, Dry Wells and Preblems Forecast sembly. and Rev. Edgar Farrell violations saveral years ago he had ago. Dixon was to slacks and Kras- White House office, at Lowry Air" for tha month. Friday, Saturday, O ct 32, 2$ the birth of a son, Christopher low and the Windham Community to the National Assembly. an oil burner overflowing in the Paul, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mel- Some diplomats Here foresee also oI St. Janies' Cliurch, all of (OoBtinaai frotn Faga Oaa) escaped with fines totaling $13. ner in soiled civilian clothing., rear of the North End Package Force Base, But lie hasn't been Donatioiis Received Community Players will preaent Memorial Hoepttal had to call peo Sewer Lines Installed whom brought greetings. After his meetings with Mendes- Ths cooperative nursery and linger of 22 Boulevard Place, West asrlous diffictdties in the way of /lone was to Communist garb. France, Eden will outline the re Store. Little dhftiage was done. free to relax completely. "My Three~ Angel sia.’’ ple in by telephone to repleniah and Repaired. that prt^ioeal since many French Father Hannon especially made ho mention of his dissent In After IS minutes in their hotel At Fraser, Eisenhower will fish kindergarten parent - members Saturday, O ct 2$ Springfield, Mass. This is the the supply. * CABBFULLY COMPOUNDTO^ thanked the Assembly for their sults of his tour tomorrow at group have rdeeived dmiF.tions of couple's first child and la the officials regard the Brussels pact the case o f Oppenheimer, who wsa rooms, the three men held a press special meeting of the 14-natl6n TITO TO VISIT INDIA St. Louis Creek, w^iich meanders Harvaak Dance, Manchester Turnout Sm all. generouf gift of currency for the ruled a security risk by the other American Forced conference to the hotel lobby. through the NelleVn Ranch. As load of Band from . the town, grandson o f the Rev. and Mrs. Asa Probably because of ths. hurri Win. F. as a guarantee of elective action NATO Council. London, Sept. 18 UR — Yugo- Lodge of Blks, State Armory. WHILE THEY LAST new nnasion Church of S t James' four AEC members. Nor did Both Krasner and Applegate said slnvla’s President TKo has ac- usual' when he visits' there ha will t wks delivered to the playground Friday, Saturday, Nov. 9, 6 Mslhnger of Chicopee Falla, Mass. cane Saturday only four people I against revival of German aggres- It was coRsiderod Ukely he would b y Eirneat White. Hank Keene Tha Rev. Melllnger waa a former I Arthur Dru{ Stuns j aioa. in that light they take a dim Parish, the Church of the Assump Smyth ssy anything about differ To Tell Germ Lies they did not know they wets being find little serious opposltion-^except ropted inyitotlona to vlalt India do most of the cooking and get Fifth Annual Rotary Club Min went to Yeomans Hall to be made tion. located on South Adams released until laM night. 3v has donatsd considerable scraps pastor of the Congregational view of the Brussels pact as an ences with Lewis L. Strauss, com- poaaibly from France—to bringing and Burma, Belgrade radio said out his easel and oil paints. strel, Waddell School. voters. Steele & Son DIAMOND'S Street at Thompson Road. This 'mission chairman. Krasner said they were held in today. The datea have aot yet Thar President plans to return to of wood folriuio' carpantry work Church from 1980 until 1937. Home On Fbriongh Inatmmsnt for aksoriating Gar West Germany into NATO. Some shop for tha boys. 'Die parent Tuesday, Nov. 9 4S3 VERNON ST. money, he said, had been expended (Oeutiuoed itreas Page Oae) Can(on-the sntira time except for countries whlcji remember the Ger been fIxeA Denver Sunday or Monday. PTA Liate MeetlBg Donald Lawson of Wsst Hart many with the eastern alliance in the purchase of a handsome or In « minority - report on the Op two weeks right after their capture, group o f Uis 1953-54 adiool year Annual Baaaar, North Methodist SHERWIN-WIUIAMS¥ I N ^ I agatast possible Rusrian aggres- penheimer case, Smyth said he man occupation won't like it, but Church, 2 to 9 p. m. Ih s PTA will not resume its fall ford and Columbia Laks ia horns Td. MI.94IS31 or iental rug to be used in the sac- that even the wind from Hong when they were kept on the laland gave the school a three speed rec schedule until October due to the on leavs from C9ianuta Ftsld to PAINTSP A IN T S ARMY »s NAVY atoa. neither do they ' UKe tbs .grim rie^. had no doubt about Oppenheimer’s Kong contained germs. I agreed.’’ of LapMpme and in the nearby ord player. Thuraday, Friday. Saturday, lUinoia. M I -9 -7 8 4 2 9 9 7 M A IN STREET MANCHESTER The principal aides who will ac loyalty, a point on which the oth prospect that a neutralized, disap first meeting coming too doss to He directed attention ,.to the Newsmea Make News mainland port of Swabue. pointed West G em any might throw There are three vacancies in the Nev. II, 12,4*: the opening o f school. The meeting Win Penanat W . I L E El N G L A N D company ' Ihilles are Assistant fact that the new chunh will be er members agreed with mim. All three men Smiled and then The seaman said he was ques kindergarten and five to the Fourth Annual Minstrel of Secratary of State Livingston Mer heraelf toto the arms of Russia If will be held Oct. 12, President By defeattoa Colchester 5-0 the LUmmlER COM PANY dedicated Sunday, Sept. 19, at the In July before the Senate-House laughed almost hysterically as tioned dozens of times and repeat nursery-afternoon aeaalons. Mrs. Campbell Council, K. o f C., Ver- local baseball teem took the pen- chant in ebat^ of European al Atomic Energy Committee, Smyth the West rejects her demand "for Juliiu Banner announces. The PTA / IM. MI-9-MM 10:30 Maas by Archbishop Henry they stepped from the consulate edly asked to admit various crimes equality. W. Bryce Honeywell, membership planck Auditorium. slate of officer! for the year are; nsnt for the season in ths Inter- fain: Robertbert R. Bowie,, director of testlfled he felt there was an air but never was given an official J. O’Brien of Hartford. The Rev, car to be greeted by almost 70 Sources to London said that if chairman^ can be contacted ’ for Vice-president, Mrs. John Pringle; the State Dept's policy planning Vincent J. Hines, who was assist of tnaion on the commiaaion un reporters and camerame.i. "Well. trial. further details. PRECARIOUS RESCUE staff;. Assistant Secretary of De Mendea-France accepts the British secretary, Mrs. Knut Baratrom; ant pastor at St. James' Church der Chairman Strauss. He-Joined I see the newsmen make the news When he asked hla Communist plan, cvmi <^y parUaUy, Eden in Nurses on call at the school In treasurer, Mrs. C. R. Carpenter. fense H. Struve Hansel; special as- from 1987* until he entered the other Truman-«ppolnted commis-^ tod a y ,A p p leg a te shouted in his questioners what he was guilty of, 66!main it. clude Mrs. Peter VanAlken and . Davenport, Iowa (Ab—When . Bistazit Roderick L. O'Oonnor; Ben tends to call a conference to Lon- Banner haa appointed the fol Army as a chaplain in World War ■loners in opposing a move to give usual bantering manner. he said they replied, "You know dmi around the end of the month to Mrs.__ Stewart Lateha. Ricky Page, 2, toddled off to a Moora, chief o f European regional what you're guilty of." MANCHESTER lowing committees; Ways and n . in 1943, and other dignitaries Strauss legal position as the Applegate said at the end of the work out details of the new alii-' The parents have , been invited/dock on the Miseiesippi River Into means, Mra. Hyland Tasker, Mrs. affaira, and Cobum Kidd, .officer ABC's ''principal officer.'* The newa conference he believed the Krasner said he was forced to tp attend the- Parent-Teachers' are expected to be present,. * ance. It would ^ attended by the BLAC3C 12 feet of water, he was saved by Amelia Koselka and Mr. John La- la ch ii^ of German political af Others at the head table in move lost and the themben retain Communiata had benefited the sign" confessions to Chinese but seven prospecUve AUtea, plus the Assn pot-hick'..supper Sept. 22 at Carolyn Elverd, 10, who had only DRUG STORC fairs. was not told what they meant. BROWN the Robertson School. O oix ; hospitality, Mrs. Clarence troduced by the assembly president. equal , authority . on . policy . matters. cauneae materially by halting United States and (^ a d a . three swimming lessons as afoiri Maynard and Mrs. Bryce Carpen M 2 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET Tonight's radio-television broad graft, opium smoking and drug He added that his food was RED Coming Events were ICra Richard Post, 147 Ben- 'i^^^R**** Smyth’s resigns- r« This would be followed by. a con 80 ^uch fashion CALFSKIN jScout over a, year ago. Car^yn ter; membership, Mrs. C. Prescott cast was planned before the fast ton St., who is state president; E *«»*ow er wrote himim . ex traffic *i>ut all at the expense of plentifulDUt Consisted mostly of ference at the /4 NATO naUona "to Tho Ckiristlsn Endeavor Society Jumped into the muddy river with rice. Hodges and Mrs. Leon Tetreault; trip to Europe came into serious Mrs. WiUard Begley_ . and Mrs. pressing ‘_'my...... warm...... regard. and the ptSrsonsl liberty of the peo tie up any loose bnds and formally of the Second Congregational I her clothes on and paddled her ple." Applegate appeared to be mak 8 0 publicity, Mrs. John Carpenter; THURSDAY, FRIDAY t . eonsideratlotu George 'Wlllsrd, coMshsirmeh of the best wishes.’' and aald: approve West'Germany’s entry. money Church wUl sponsor a round and [ way to the atoklng baby. program. Mra. Donald Tuttle, Airangemmts were made for a prognun committee, and the of- Ike Grateful "Cauns Is s police stato—as far ing a great effort to be hia usual American sources to Paris be: a live telecast by Dfitaont fleera who are to aerve In the "I am alnceraly grateful for all sa I could see it was no different affable self but aeemed tired, Ueved it Ukely Eden already haa E M i filmed telecast by CBS at 11:30 that you have done In the service from a Fascist dictstorshq>. Be shaky and much'overwrought. ammded out the U. S. government coming months, and they were . jm . sgii|M||jj|^ 'W a^ xe.e'K ClgeHCf/ DRUG STORE p. m. EDT. radio rebroadcast by recognized. of your government. fore this happened to me I was oii hie plana and that he probably ABC, Mutual and NBC at 10:15 “ In that service you have every a r^iorter, and as a reporter I BUILOINO COLLAPSES was given to understand -clearly Mre. Begley eaid ahe regretted triad to atay neutral in the cold .Flora, IU.. Sept. 15 (4>).,-Wltb- p. m. and by CBS sometime later. that the programs for the season reason for pride arul personal satis- that the United States would not faction. You have advanced the se war between freedom and Oom- bnt warning, nn' 80-yenir-old suppml any new devices to k^ep Glycerine Suppo$itorie$ USP 21c Dulles is expected to stick pretty which were to have been distri k M - K i i a , close to the new treaty, with only curity of the nation; you have con muniam. brick drug atora buIjMtog col West Germany out of NATO. INFANT or ADULT— (Limit 2) a passing reference to Quemoy, the buted last night were still at the tributed to development of a new "But rm not.neutral any more. lapsed here today, burying five printers and would be mailed as * J i1 CThinese Nationalist island men' source of power of epochal signif I’m going to get Into it. I’m going persons In the nffiu. Two ee- TORY TO VISIT RUSSIA 54 soon as possible. Mrs. WiUafd out need by possible Communist invS' icance, to-the future of mankind..’’ to fight, that tyranny any way i taped. One body wns brought London, SepL 15 OP) —The BEAUTY ATTRACTS 1- Absorbine Jr. .. 84‘ aon. lined - briefly events and meetings Smyth's letter to the President can from now on.” out hours -later by rcecne work- Foreign Office nnnounoed today scheduled for the new season. A IM ItT Q O e Dulles has said the C. S. Seventh disclosed he told Strauss last Feb Aa the newsmen gathered era who atUi were trying to n Conservative Peer will lead n SHOES ■oHle oi 40 loblelt.. . . . w O Feet will fight off any Communist Mrs. Andreini listed the various ruary he intended to quit the com-, around, Applegate shouted again: reach the other two also bellied 16-member, nil-party parliamen attempt to invade Formosa. But as projects of the Assembly, Which ^iilasion in the fall and had talked ''L«t us go up to our rooms and ^ bave been kUled. tary deiegaUen to Rnaate this BAMAIOL 44' Paper Napkrns Hr., 15 include sponsming for Girl Scout iUE ETE-» to whether this , applies also to oVer the matter with Eisenhower. calm down first. We’re too shaky Shave Cream...... troops and a Brownie group for monte. Re i# Lord Coleraine, famous fo r f a s h i o i l Quemoy. he haS said this is a mili He wrote Eisenhower that work to talk. We'll talk to you later,' Japan produces about 70 per cent $MF younger girls in process of organi aon o f the late Uberal Prime MYERMPIIIIN ^ tary matter on which the United un the hydrogen bomb, “ of such The trio then were led to an of the worid's silk. t‘ Mlnletor Bonnr Law. Far ehlMraii. 15s ^. . . . Biasitt. States will keep Red (3iina guess zation. Girl Scouts who qualify are doubtful, feasibility in 1949, has 10* Sweetbeart (Lima ]). 3i25< ing. given the opportunity of spending been puihed through many .difficul and f i t a week dr more at >Camp Merri- ties in the intervening years to'suc- PERFORMNOE ATTREOTS 8CTINE EYE 111688 Dulles is expected to say little MANY STUNNING STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM m s n M BS, fiia Soothes, leireshet. H-oa . 9 * = about ih e future o f the Manila wood. Eiighth grade girls, whose c e s ^ l demonstration at the'Pacific pact countries, which include the scholastic standing and other at tesU of 1954.’’ He added; tributes warrant it may try for " "The mutual destruction possible united states; Britain. France, THE RAVES ¥Uk if the Philippines.' Thailand, Pakis scholarships at Mt. St. Joseph to all nations through modern LIQUORS Academy. A CMthoUc bookshelf is atomic weapons gives ,sn argu DiainioW EL^f^^f A- tan. Australia and New Zealand. PARKER'S RESERVE This would be in line with Presi maintained at the Mary Cheney ment of great force to. thoughtful Large SIse W For W 96 Ubrary arid new books are added men everywhere to seek to build 43i dent . Eisenhower’s “be a good The perfoniiaflce of OK Used Can from EX-LAX. LAXATIVE 89 PBQOF FUth 2 .9 8 -U r -- partner'* poUcy, set forth at his from time to time. Groups of the peace. Reg. eSc Cartier Chevrolet are bringinf ravea froas Aug. 4 news conference and later ipembers meet from time to time Last June Smyth testlfled that Chocolated. 46e ..... 59c PE^e-iiiMOL cn« MR. BOSTON'S to fold surgical draasinga for the Norwich. 4-os bottle . . . WW ' described by Dulles as-essentially while he, like Oppenheliiier, was everyone who haa driven one. ntEEZONE mm RCXIKING CHAIR Memorial HoapitaL and for the a new statement o f - continuing against going ahead wiQi the H> For C o r a s :...... REM FIR CtRRNS i WHISKEY Fifth 3 .3 4 policy. ' tumor clinic. bomb in 1949 when the miatter was Once you see and drive an OK Used Car (Due to colds). 3-ounoes . w I What Eisenhower said was this: The tables in the main hall referred to_Truman.-he"' changed I DIXIE BEUE GIN | at Carter Chevrolet you’li know* what we *T think we should talk less were attracUve with colorful fall his mind and favored the ixoject giulette sorb about American leadership in the flowers, and at the head table was before--rTruman ordered work mean. Come out any night until 9 P. N. y i . I 99 PROOF Fifth 3 .5 2f worid, because we are trying to be rectangular .arrangement of started on it and let us show you our fine aelectioq. ®Ve*a Laxe 9-Door.. Special 4-Daar. nations which you have so wisely WE HAVE A 0*000 STOCK Radie, beater. 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J ^ V ’j ♦ ^ V ■ V ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 19^ . PAOlf 900MMBVILLS POLKS BY PONTAINB FOJL PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB Ducky For tka Kitchan Flaaa Thalag Periodically, your PIANO should H o m e - V s . - T H E jCa r A h tw r to Proiriouo Punlo Sense and Nonsense bs TUNED. M K M r% 763 Main TMAZEL! Mintroi Motftn com B a r g e s S t are reliable and quallfled to do rsB H :O O O i: IH LWWERE'VE YOU Si piano tuning and INSTRUMiUrr ' BEEN ALL REPAIR to your complete aatia- JEVEMIKI& ACBOM SCitjrtn AMka IIIE During anexeiting game of foot* Bht—Do thay treat you well? .TP IWhar* 4 Uprifht * ipwj ball, one a t the players bad a Ha—Yes. facUon. Ml. 3-5680. H O W Y S H O M OtlK miiMnte ann SFtUnt couple of fingers badly smashed. Afts? sddreasing a few more Oer. CMsIet .fuE CA^ voO 0 ^ obtabMd fi aDimal The team doctor rushed him off qquestions to him the visitor uirer Only one 'initial may ba used • Minanl uMd CPraytr the field and examined and drasaed passed on. She noticed a amlla whan table allver ia marked. In u finl 7 Noun aufllx his hand. . . broadening on the face of hor at* this case use the Initlid e t jrour • Mlslaya Player — Doctor, (anxiously) tendant, and, on asking the cause, husband's last name, or of your • Unrtihiad maiden name. ISScffit tEdiUnf when m y^h^d. heals, srUl I be heard with conaterhatlon that the tl4[teUui rivtr lOAfrath able to pity the piano? old man was the medical aupetln* . Newly opened, and decorated When you have broth left tn 14 Conpata point cytU Doctor — Certainly you will. tendent,. She hurried back to Modern and aparkllng THE Attention, Parental Laf* Naws in Daytimars 84" Frieze Upholstery Ooae* Stoola WHYDOYOUPtEtOt XSHoutahold WFenco Player — You're a wonderful Enroll your child now for MU 13 the appearance of your Sofa.. the pan after baking meat loaf, 30 Needle case make apologias: SWISS PASTRY ra o r, 188 North If your kitchen doesn’t boast uae it in a aauce for the loaf or ■trvanU crotiingt 43Heovy cord doctor. T never could play the SIC UESJ90NS. given^b/ profes 4 Couch or Lounge (%air every BLUEBONNET?: 31 South She—-1 am Miry, doctor. I’ll Main Street, is owned and operat* a OOSCO STEP STOOL, plan to in a gravy for another msaL 17 Lair 30.^nctiaod 47 Kind el clMese piano before. never be governed by appaaraneea ad by Mr. and Mrs. ''Rudy’’ Each* sionally trained teachers in SaxOi^ thing you wish? If not, plan to acquire one soon. It’s a safe lad lIChoOM person ^ European 43 Metal hoof again. mann who )>ring you a background phone, Clarinet, Trumpet, Accor change the picture inexpensively der and' a comfortable aeit all in '33 Concise 33 Saltpeter covering dlon or OuiUr at THE MUSIC The Pyoteetor of Wallpaper IN PACT, I/W AB GOING AS SO O N ItT a ttm Reporter — Humph! I could rich in experience. and bakery with FRIEZE UPHOLSTERY one. THE BUDGET CENTER, 31 Yugoalavia’a 34 Drill, as to 3S Cordial SO Thug (alang) write a story as go<^ as this. If Elderly mag—A flna youngater “ know-how.’’ Having been as* SHOP, 1013 Main St. MI. 3*2036. from thf CHENEY BROTHERS 91 Center St., carries a complete Prolong indefinitely the spoUeea TO s t a i ^ l o o k i n g A S TME appearance of your freshly wall POI? MtHJ P IG H T S boas find minerals 40 Deprive el SlPoker stake I had a mind to< (to the young mother sitting op- aootated with Federal Bakelles for REMNANT SALESR003I. Oear line o f C 06C0 STOOLS, ^ R T S \ OV ER ■ M Pouch 35 Imitated weapons S3 Essential Editor * - Sure, but that's ex* posite him on the train). I hope 18 years, they will bring you the Spicy Freeh P e M Fie solid shades predominate in Soral and irriL lT Y TABLES that save papered rooms by . applying a coat 34 Oblong piaca 36 . Strings. — around 43 Tries being actly what you lack. - you will bring him up to ba an “ STAFF OF UFE'^ and DES Ingredients: Pastry*for 2-crust 'scroll, designs or handsome leaf stejis and give you a world of of RESISTANE now from THE ofmtUl ^. ■***•” 4S Sailors* 35 Hawaiian upright and eonaciantioua man. SERT TREATS that please and pie, 5 cqps sliced peaches, 1 table IwUerns. The remnant lengths and serving space in kitchen or living JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY. t^Sycglaupart 33 Lataral patia equipment wreath Girl — Father, did you paint the Fond Mot)ier (smiling) — Tea. satisfy yoii. Stop in soon. Open. spoon lemon Juice, % cup granu slight imperfections make possible room. The gleaming Chrmnium 633 Main St. It ia a senaatibnal 33FOUowon porch eeat yeaterday? but I'm afraid It’s going to bo.a DAILl^'and SUNDAY from 8 a.m. lated sugar, *4 cup flrmly-packed the INVITINO PRICE TAOS of finish, baked-on enamel trim and product. Not a wax or a lacquer^ !T S3 Kitchan tool r r " || r r r r r Father — Tea, why-? bit difficult, as— to 7 m. brown sugar, *.4 cup quick-cooking 32.50 a yiwd. tough Duran. upholstery makq. it will not yellow with age. Just S4Ligbt Girt — Well, C9isrlie and I sat Elderly Man—Oh. nonaense, as rice cereal, % teaspoon salL ;.14 these pieces truly deluxe Home ad give lasting protection against MNogUgant ! r r on it last night and Charlie got the twig la bent so ia tho traa In* salad may be packed into teaspoon cinnamon, .14 teaspobn Rosy CUm Cocktail ditions. The Fall Bridp will thank finger marks,-dirt and soot from 37 Roundabout paint on hia pants. dined. smallnaaU containers, ' ' chilled’ - -- and then nutmeg, teaspoon gloves, Ingredients: 1 cup tomato Juice, you silently many many llmea as flreplsces and raiiRators, and other lV- r way r Fond Mother—I know it bt)t this unroolded on salad greens at serv tablespoons butter or margarine. one 8-ounce bottle clam Juice, 1 ahb discovers the wonderful versa- stain hasards inevitable with chil ETTOB SSReviae'' Judging from the Jokes, adult ing time. Garnish with extra Method: Prepare pastry for 2- teaspoonful lemon juice, 1 tea Ulity of COSCO PRODUCTS. dren. Marks wash off easily «ith 4 1 twig ie bent on Being a girt, and S3 Paradise^ sntsrtalnment in radio and tele* we are inclined to let It go at .mayonriaise and capers, paprika or crust pie. Line bottom of .9-lneh spoon Worcestershire sauce, fresh soap and water but REBISTABrE minced parsley. pie plate, with paMry. . Place Use the open ends of tin can, in remains to guard the lovely col 41 Panpolnt u r vision ia anything at least twenty* that • , ly ground pepper. 43 Seine one yean old. peaches in a large bow.I; mix with Method; Have tomato Juice and various 'fizes, when you want to ors and texture of your wallpaper. L iu ie, f . / r - s - f > W ft, M mttmm. w ^ o / Ot* famaut am'wrsi/p .44Mra. Osiria —^T. J. Melnerney Usa Mirrors Effectively lemon Juice. Stir sugars, quick- clam Juice chilled. Mix with lemon cut rounds of bread for pretty A full pint at 31.50 ia inexp^sive 0 & n B Fatab— I’pt gonna gat Into tha summer sandwiches and canapes. foetbau m m S, it extort el f-si.-. 43C0mpansation 1 in Satevepoat. frog businaiH. The.J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., cooking rice ceteal,. salt, cinna Juice and_ Worcestershire sauce. beautv .insurance for your kitchen, mon, nutmog and-'cloves together; You can make the sandwiches in- bathroom, rumpus room or stair OUT OUR WAY BY j, R. WILLIAMS OUR Bo a r d in g HOUSE vritiTT m a j o r h o o p l b 438aawaada R B « Ratio — What for? 34 Bircb Street, carries genuine Add pepper to taste. Makes about S3 Poem r Who hasn't been deceived him* stir gently into peaches, then flil 3 cups—use about H cup for each teresting by using one round cut way. ' Fatso — I’m gonna makolnoney polished plate glass MIRRORS of from white bread along with one "Cbmpkred with other spreads st SSTWOled'^ K. I dreda of times when Judging from ' nigh quality, and will be happy to pie shell,. Dot with butter. Top with serving In small Juice glasses. by leaps and bounds. . round cut from whole-wheat or rye any p ^ B lue B o n n it Maiw fabrics appearances? help you observe 4 basic rules, lattice criist. Bake in hot ('400 de Makes 4 sefvlnga Want t o make quick chicken r fiOT HIM/ HAAAaH/ I DID MOST O' SNIFF-SMIF^ bgead. ganne ia my beat nutritiop buy* SSCquaUty ■ B P A woman visited an asylum First buy a mirror of the right grees) ov«n until-lightly browned " ^ 3 7 pies? Spoon heated chicken a »e»HT TMeRB t h a n k MOU** MV TRAlMlNG llWlMlCtHESe^ “Many a movie star wears *lriSh ItcontidM botk iMEM/ il t r r r f A 87Rlppad i aqd displayed great interest in the diamond'—^Just sham rocks,’’ re* aixo to give good balance and pro —about .45 minutes. Serve hot or Quality Rakes - la king into Individual baking diah- H E iS / HE'LL. THANK^/ OMPOT6 AM‘ FISM ARE 6£T- I- I You can make “mock angelfood 6 U IZ DR. BITE FSEt.lM6.(30lM6------, ------SSCooking - B II inmatee. One old man particu* veala George Jeasell. portion. Locate your mirror to re Cj)ld. 1,. Get heslthful exercise snd main Simple emboidery stitches and ea; top with a round of baked pas A ana D in eooatant amount the r H O M O N E MOiME AFTSe OUR SUMMER PANS.'IF too TIMSA LITTLE cake” by dipping thick 6ngers of gay colors make fast work of the try. Keep hot in the even until N O M O R E / MOEOurro AiATCM ME WlTVt vaaaals i larly won her compassion. flect pleasing room "pictures” and tain a well-groomed lawn free of yaar ‘round. Since we ebo love FROLIC IMIWE mount-, o u r OF s h a p e 1 bread in condensed milk snd roll busy Ilttls duckling moUfs. These ready to serve. ' CAM K E E P A MOMKEV AT SSMtaturet She—and how long hava you Never in the hiatory of our na* aelect a style that 1s appropriate Paint far Beauty. .PLUS fallen leaves with the proper ing in coconut; toss? under the B lu r B oNn b t‘s eunny-eweet MOU U N PER All45?»-.X 5AV, ^VUE'LL been here, m'y nun? day-of-the-week towels are ideal L E A S T! CAM of type tlon has the American dollar )iad and in keeping with surroundings. That Mm of paint..no thicker BAMBOO or METAL RAKES for broiler until golden brown. Or taate end the amooth way it COVER ON eURl^e.M9U LOOK ICE H P He—Twelve years. as a shower gift dr baxaar dona ,5CCli8HlMU0 SOHalf (prsdx) auch goodbyelng power. than a. rose petal, .not only pro the -Job from the Housewares place on a cookie sheet and toast A HOT FIT FOR to AT THE 31 S ick er L Dep’t of J. W. HALE COW. tion. The Inquirer ■preeda, it ia our choiegfor an S: .TILL HE HEKT ; R • Whenever possible, thaw froeen vides beauty, it protects the ftn in a very hot oven about seven \ eoonx>s voiTM r portant investment, you have In Pattern No. 2737 .contains hot- Flavor., Nutrition, Economy.** SHlME^ STOP.'' VPWN CARNIVAL fieh in the refrigerator because minutes. iron ti-snsfer for 7 motifs, stitch IA 60RILLA.' T BY DICK TURNER this is a safer method than thaw your home. SW P HOUSic PAINT A molded cottage cheese satsd Ifhahion f - illustraUon. color chart and finish-, SSaerM imast a Ing at room, temperature. from the SHBRWIN-WILUAMS makes a pretty buffet table addi WMch Is the Better Halt? ing directions. fX>., 719 Main Street', is a quality tion when it Is put in a ring mold Both the BLOUSES and the and ita center ia fllled with cubes Send 25 cents in Coins, \ A Serving Tray Free paint and when properly applied SKIRTS from CORET CASUALS. name, address and the Pati BUGS BUNNY A beautiful serving tray is yours to a properly prepared surface, ia of fresh fruit. Surround the creese- 887 Main Street, take "center and-fniit ring with water cress or Number to ANNE CABOTi f r e e for getting acquainted with an armor against the weather. stage” with equal aplomb. Fine, MANCHESTER EVENING Mary M. M orlock curly chicory. THE MANCHESTER LAUNDRO Rain won’t penetrate to swell the 8027 hand-tailored skirta of wool, flan ALD, 1150 AVE MAT, 660 Center. St. Get the de wood..nor Can burning sun ahriv. 12-42 » . „ nels and orlbn-nylon blends give '^HKTS 7 I « Kitchen arithnietlc: a quart of NEW YORK 36. N. Y. 7 tails when yotf enJAy their' speedy el It. In these days of high you claaalc Styling always'in per The colorful 1954 Ne^lawork , EXACT efficient S3-mtn. WASHING and building and repair costs, a good Wonderfully smart for , a new ice cream can be counted on to fect taste. Dressy add casual [ a m o u n t o p season is this summing daytime make six medium servings. Album contains 56 pages of lovely Fluff DRYING'service. paint Job means real savings to blouses have a brisk and buoyant designs, “how-to” sections on m v j c h b c k , you. MR. WILLARD MARVTN, dress featuring a* side closing ac air bearin.; that stamp of quality. cented with oversize buttons. Cinderella SUppen needlework, helpful /oom Illus School If your custards "weep" or M.ANAGER, reminds you that 40 Stop in soon to hand pick your fa Pattern No. 8027 -is in sizes 12, Be a Fairy Godmother to your trations. and directions for 8 gift curdle; there’s one thing you xan different colors are available to vorites. ' patterns. 25 cents. / ' be- sure of: you have over-cooked 14, 16, 18. 20; 40. 42. Size 14. short self or to some one you • love by work wonders for your house, to sleeves, 4 )4 yards of 39-inch. them. accentuate its bast, architectural crocheUng or Hnlttliw a pair of A good way to keep your vrard- F or’ this pattern, send 30c In glittering slippers. F^eel like a No More BIim Mondays features aiid “tvtdq” others so,well robe in Up-top ahape is to have a o f Coins, your name, addi-ess, size de pampered princess In' a pair of You won’t feeF llke a washout Cemfort plus Freedom no qne will notice.. Show'.-your week-end check without fail. Sort sired, and the Pattern Number to Jet Black or Flame‘Red slippera out the clothes that need cleaning, on washday ew r again if you FORMFIT “ Sklppies” Iri Girdle hotue at its. best by having it SUE BURNETT. MANCHESTER made with a BU'CILLA hasten to the Electrical Dep’t. of or Phnty. Ityles at BI.AlR*s»\757 painted this Fall. that are minus buttons, that need (SoMiMG EVENING HERALD, IISO AVE. GLAMOUR-LITES k i t 12.95 from pressing, that need fresh collars J. W. H.VLE CORF., and see the DQVOMTHE“ ■ ‘ .TH. Math Street, give .lyonderful com AMERICAS, NEW yORK 36. ?;.Y. the Ydrn Dep’t. of J. W. HALE 1954 line o f/O . E . Bendlx snd /MOUMTA’AllO fort and. freedom to sUmsters of A ' cup of yellpw. or white oom- and cuffs. And you’ll avoid that Basic Fashion, fall ^ and vrihter OOBP. - Each kit contaiha non- sinking last-minute feeling you get Whlrlpooi AUTOMATIC WAMH- )SSSi£~ -’’ ill area In S; M. U at 36.!M> these meal usually yields about four ’54 contains a wealth of sewing ER8 A N D /D R Y E R S that are are N NYLON l^ foundation garments cups after oooking. The same tarnishing elastic metal thread, 1 when a survey of srour closet re ideas for every woman who sews pair *gilt-wedgie aoles .plus . rayon guaranteed/to put more leisure Oaasea.ta ALLEY OOP How’s That Agafn? BY V. T. HAMLIN with ribbon-control front panel, a measurements apply to rice before for. herself and her family. Send veals you've literally nothing to and velvet .to make one pair of wear. time in to/you r busy life. The 3-ineh non-rbll waist band iflgs and after cooking. 25 cents now for your copy. \ GENERAL ELECTRIC Automatic BUT MTSrARS.I HAVE 1 . ^ Satin-lastfx back panel. Smooth fancy footwear in S. M. L. for if Tap it M a t tSHW'IVEYETO /^YtHH-BUTIHIS' home^ play or travel. Washer haa a King-size 9-lb. JO LET DC MACHINE WHAT5 •OVANV X c a n t HOW O'VA WANT fitting faU dresses depend on Ever wonder what the difference There’s nothing m ire practical capscltW that lets you stop the V.5EE l i e VMARRIOI? f ONE HAPieN&ID i v Girls’ Separates than a dress that has a simple, ,OXX.OFF..OR|T1L EADNG FRieMDS CURRENl ] WHO CCXjLO CAUSE { BE BLONDE AND L8AVB 'VOU ATIP, ^ IN CWMBS smooth fitting basica is between compressed and active oycU anywhere for any reason. if Acrabatle BLCAVA FU6E0C Z'M ALL OUT OP It’s a long time from September Want a pretty, garnish for a completely unadorned round collar. OOOLA? todj^ - hesmixe dry yeast? Compressed yeast is a to June , so the well-dressed 'grade molded salad? Soften a three- Use leas water for the smaller CHANMI Use 1*4 to 3 tablespcmns of moist mixture of yeast and starch, You can change ita look constant In-between-washdav toad.'. WITH if lataa Twiriiap UP WITH SOME schooler needs a ' versatile ward ounce package of cream cheese and ly with starves. Jewelry and flow quick-cooking tapioca for thickeni and the yeast is in active state; OR Wit h o u t r o l l e r s makes BARBARIAN robe from MARl-MAD’S, 691 Main beat It with. a quarter cup of ers. WARRIOR ing the fruit filling for anelght-tb because the yeast is 'moist, it is Street. Girls’ SKIRTS in a sym mayonnaise until smooth. Spoon possime,a portable or permanent nine-inch pie. If you are usUig the perlBhable. Active dry ' yeast is • \ installation. Roll it close to the Also piivsU Icesons by sppointident. Modern jazz snd phony of color, fabric and styles the creamcheese mixture Into a 100 Days To ChHstmas tapioca to thicken a aoup, you similar to conipressed yeast except are priced from 33.98. Washable decorating tube and use for out- sink and then out of the way if modem tap which k s mast for sU promioiiiil younf will need to' 3 tablesp-s"wear a hat and Moacliastar Ilfflli M a ia S fr^ 9-15 finaijdar . . . ar . . . I mr ------^ ANCE OF BEIMMNG- by such of 10(y% W«ml at LINCOLN’S, 599 character of your family gro maan my flaneat’ trical Appliance Dep’t. Is being set arc beautifully stitched \vith ex Main St. You'll fall In love with the Purchases can be charged for glovea. But never dress'up; pick a Maachastar. Maattiy. S ^ . 20, from 2 la Sjun. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES What’a Up BY EDGAR MARTIN famous manufacturers as Steam up with a complete line of Dor- pansion waists that- "grow with simple suit or dress and avoid and 'Foster, Holman-Bakcr. Mat- grown-up styling and clear bright 1 billing. Classas Rasama Moaaoy. Oct. 4 aad Friday, Oct. f meyer. O.E. and Wizard MIXERS, the youngster” to lit superbly. colors. Mouton Fur collars add many clanking bracelets or obvious BUZ SAWYER tressea and Box Sprtii'^ for full or .also .IRONS and TOASTERS. All nmke-up. Aim Stadioe in East Hartford aad West Hartford tbOM.BOOtG.VOOiRCE BVWbG *) . BY ROT CRANK twin beds are all 338.85 each with touch of luxury that little girls en When you have meat left over lineH up " ready to give happiness ^If you are planning to shop for MIm Merlock reoeutly rotfurwad fraoi.New Yerk, sHsun V& OMfW I values up to 369.50. joy. Priced at 318.95 for sizes 7-14. that you plan to use in haS)v do LtMiwiM, 743 t x m q or tm mwicMC miMTsm hoim a coMrutwet. ace WHEEL GOODS for your coat for this fall's- wardrobe, not cut, grind, or slice it' until If you have widei. shoulders, wear studied under seme ef the nsodt pmmlnout teuehers ba 3S» i TVKSE ABIbT B growing youngster. FOOTBAU. and it it's to be one that 'must SLACKS ABE INCLUDED at 'X TO this price In the 3-6x range. Pine you are ready to use it. Rooked the dolman sleeve, the raglan try. She Ie a asember ef the Ddhea Tauchora CM i o f Gam WThen a recipe calls for blanch EQUIPMENT fascinates boys of serve for maiW types of occa meat-keeps best in the / whole shoulder, in coats. Ru); keep away Dame Maatera e f Amerleo, Inc. . v m r o v .all ages. Helmets and Pads for sions. remember that the coat of CffHNOHILLA WOOLS at 323.95 j MBODY* Ing a fruit or vegetable, it means jhaye'*^enerou8 sleeves and coat piece; store it-In the. coldest part from mgnnish effects; the softer that' the food should be preheated protection and quality Footballs tweed,,. pf pronounced plaids, the line the better. for outdoor fun are displayed, MB. iems, and are beautifully tailored of the refrigerator. in boiling water or steam. Blanch checks, does not look weU when inside and out. ^ ing is helpful in rembvlng'the skins BENNINGTON, OWNER, would worn with party dresses. Teenage fare: pour chocolate from tomatoes apd peaches. ‘ find it a pleasure to arrange IMSY Pie portions; you can/count on PAYMENTS io r your convenience You don’t have to stick to cutting five “or six.... pieces ...... from ...an or •yrup overice cream and 'Make School Wbrk EaMer “periods” when you are furitlshing eight-inch pie; seven or eight/ crushed peanut brittle. lleailboanltffare Modern and invites you to use LAY-AWAY ‘The right “tools” make school PLAN, a room. Ever notice how well a pieces from a nine-inch pie. Your hAdrobm takes on an *:n- work easier and more fun; at THE modern painting looks over a Vic * Graphite Gray elutteiM air; with decoratWe and PINE PHAR5IACY, 664 Center torian loye seat or marblertopped la the new shade for Fall Foot space^vltiflg h e a d b o a r d s from Don’t over-bake chocolate brow-; Street, SUPPLIES l-'OB SCHOOL Hteriing Flatware nles if you want a fudgelitf cookie. table? Or how attractvie an ornate Visit the DEW EY/-RienM AN wear as seen In Shoe Dept, o f C. B. Ik, PE.tRL -Ap p l ia n c e a are displayed in abundance. There Victorian lamp looks when it has R. HOUSE a SON; Dark,enough The browiiies should look uncooked aro lead and colored PENCILS, CX>. 767 Main St. /and see the f u r n i t u r e c e n t e r , 649 Main a simple modern shade? > lovely new STERLING "Svimmer to have a go-with-everythiUg ap St. Choose one upholstered in when you take UiCm from the also PENS - plus refllls, writing ,9*/ff| oygn. Rose” design by. LUNT. Youi: peal, the Graphite Gray SHOES, cstarf strs a call bmm suz. SATIN or PLASTIC, Uae grace PADS, RING BINDERS with To Ontnt Your Boy every size notebook PAPERS. went to, make it/ your lifetime fashioned by Rjiythih Step and ful WROUGHT IRON as Is or Come to the BOVS’ DEPT, of choice. JEFF COBB ' Tip for new cooks: when a re Equip your desk and letter-writing Dorothy Dodd, tealh smartly with BY PETER HOFFMA*, simply cover it yourself with TOTS *N TEENS, 956 Main St„ a Charcoal wardrobe. matching drapery Chintz. cipe directs you to slihmer (not area at home with a suffleient for the widest selection of durably I M SORRV/ MV supply of erasers, elastic bands, As a rule, cookie pans should FRIENQ BUT I M IC K E Y l h a m \.A- r V ic t o iy l BY LANK LEONARD boil) a ham or a smoked tongue tailored, quality anparcl for boys, remember to keep '^ the lieat ad Scotch Tape, ink and' envelopes to be placed on the rack in the cen New crocheted .gloves are made HAVEN'T heard LiSht cream is sometimes called sizes 3-16. Select from the coun- ter of thq oven. However, if yoii of stretchable nylon-yarn and fit FROM MR.6LEES0N/ X coffee or table cream. It (s a cream justed so that bubbles form slow avoid inconveniences- try’a most reputable makers:' ly. and collapse below the 'surface find ’your cookie tops aren’t any size hand. Walhlng them ia that'usually contains ibout 20 per POLO SHIRTS bv Dohmoof, Boys’ ■browning well, move the pah to quite simple; Just squeeze- them • - I f cent milk fat. of the cooking liquid. A Tangy Trick SPORT SHIRTS by Simtex. Mod Add a .daah. of Worcestershire a higher rack for the few min through .soapsuds, rinse well, snd (>Kewef)apjfumsifd ^ el and McGregor, SURCOAT8 by You’H Enjoy D««orating sauce to cream Sauces and creamed utes baking time. they’ll be dry in no time at alU c u r m O f f f i S \ HEX'S vow U uellqA Stewing Chickens Mighty Mac, SNOWSUITS , by Beautiful carpeting immediately dishes for .extra flavor. 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SEPTEMBER 16,1954 l :: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDN^SDA^; SEPTEMBER IS, PAGE TWENTY-nVl THE ^leriEdd Angle Threer^jamfi Dodger-Giant Seri^M ay Decide .V ;est Problem Is Shortage of Backfield Material ■» A - f B AR^^'w. YOST Name Pro Who Will Play Here id Open Pennant R a^ AA- •porto m tor RicMrjds Leaves OX, I Main Pressure At a Glance \ Determined Charles Gets Second • H O n nCEB AND THEBES^. irapR to fill arc the offensl\’« wing Dream,or Nightman? Three Untested Men TtekaU wfll |>e at a premium] poets, the Giants main weak spots New Baltimor eader On Brooklyn I /' far Tala football games when the. last season. (In^udlng Games of Sept. 14) ^ meet Cornell (Oct. lA). Army Natlaaal Lsiagiie Crack at Champ Rocky Tonight (Chicago. Sept. 15 The Baltl-.v Thus the Comiakey attitude a , W L Pet. G.B. T.P. In Hot Race _ Will Start Saturday (Nor. 4) a^id Princeton (Nov. 13) Pickups from the Sporting News: more Orioles finally have squeezed j few/Weeks ago when they were St tha Tale Bowl. Our advice to | Dodger pitcher Russ Meyer has no New York .. 90 53.639 1 1 , New York, Sept IS (P(—DeUry CHAHUr loose from the Chicago White Sox I < ^ed permission by Baltimore to Brooklyn .. 87 57 .604 3^4 10 HMy’Il start swinging at 10:30 thoaa planning to af^fna irto get i mercy on his former mates, the a member of the fabulous Lane^!picker with Richards was described A y ED E CORRIGAN has indicated that th* fu.* will fly. OBSAH* Of[ R E M N IN » your ticket orders in as soon as Chicago (^bs. Meyer holds 16 Milwaukee . 84 58 .592 6(4 12 Aaaociatod Preaa Sports Writer p. m., EDT (9:30 p. m„ E 8T) bs- THE HtMYmuetrr titls, Coach Indicatea T«iam Richards combine.. as "burned tip," for.these things . New York—At home (6), Mil In his pro-battle atatement, be possible. The'HerSld^ does not han* straight decisions over the Bruins, Sox Manager Paul Richardsj : quit can run into money. Since the gen- Aa thehe NationalNa" ■ League■ pennant fom soms 40,000 fans. Promoter said: M u * r BE Punctuated Magic Number Nine die tickets for any college games... His lifetime mark against Chicago waukee 2, Philadelphia 3 ; away chase rushes to a climax,. J t be Stadium tonight and the odds are vtoioNB OP Will PaM More TUa as manager of the "yesterday cral managership was considered a (6 ). Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 3. Jim Norris, encouraged by a brisk "I proved that Marciano could For Yale Grid Team AAA Eastern Championship' is 21 and 2 — Little known Joe and accepted terms to be promotion, hpwever, they consent- comes more and. more evident that 1-5 that bo’ll got whipped^ a ^___ ln lABTVM E... Season; Shift Smith big ear race meets are scheduled Frasier of the Cards has a good Brooklyn—At home (8). ancln- the three-game Brooklyn-New H»* Sl-ysar bid ex-oliampion ticket saje yesterday and by a be hurt In the last fight when I epmbination general manager-fleld «d. natl 2, New York 3. Pittsburgh 3 favorable forecast of "fair and banged him around and cut his Thursday and Friday afternoon at chance to set a major league rec- manager of the Orioles.-' He was The Comlskeys went through the York aeries- next '^Keek would de from dncinnatl went toe full is New Havea. Cews^'Sept. IS From line to Halfback the Esstsm SUtes ExposiUon in ord for pinch-hits this season. Joe, •way (2)*PitUburgh 2. ' cide the winner. rounds with to* powertul Brock partly cloudy at the worst," sUll eye in the fourth round. I was cau —Yale’* ”magte atimber” a3 West'Springfield. Mass. Many of has 20. The top water mark is 22 succeeded immediately hy Marty , motions of giving Richards a raise Milwaukee—At hothe (7), Qn nopes-to do $ 5 3 5 ,and upwards tious and did not press my advanr' the mement le alae. Marion. Sox coach and former St. “ would stay, but they would Milwaukee, for all intents and ton blastor last Juno 17 but the tag*. You can be sure I will thts ^ PA ? aOUKlO tha nation's leading big car chauf- hy Sam ^slie of the Giants, set in cinneti 4, St. Louis 3; sway (5) purposes, la out of the^\running. , return flgurss to b* a short and at the gate. The last one lured 47,- Coach Walker Briggs 6d t h e ' 1932 Manager A1 Lopez' In- Louis Cardinals and Browns man- match Baltimore's three-year 585 of the faithful And crossed time and if I get him in dangsr Thafe what Bead FeottiaU fours wtll oompete. Saturday ajer. tenure, which was considered the New York 2. St. Louts 8. The Giants took car* of thnt little / axploaiva battle. Oeooh Jordan Ollvar told newo- Manchsater High School fbotooU aftenioon laU model stock car who are well on their way American League item last night with a 2-1 victory f Bocky By KO $548,002. If toe fight Is postponed as I' did then, I wlH smash my team U singing "Wontadr* butarlto , . ~y~.. . to the ' AmericanA eviAv^oan T.«acniA League *vA*ivkanfpennant Sox Drew Well ***oi**l"*Li*'.*°*; , ^ by rain. It -wlU be held Tiwrsday. way for the ’kUl.’ . men today. racaa will held. 'Races start o ... J < w . I Richards is to. leave Chlcasro to- ^ W L Pet. G.B. TJ). over the Braves. Wi(h 12 games to Most of toe expert*, feel that "Any comlitBatlon et nine different lyrics than ths popular dally at 1:30.. . No fights on have copped more wins than any Sox General Manager Frank]day for h(s homi in - Cleveland . 105 40 .724 play, the Braves are five and a The InternMonal Boxing (?Iub I ^ k y Ready pre\’ious team in Cleveland history. Waxahachie, Charles wdll have to shoot th* president prMicted an advance Yale vtctortAe this ^year,” he song. "With torse days remainlag teeves tonight V. junior Chamber Lane and Richards since teaming Texas, for a short rest before New York . 96 48 .'667 8(4 10 half back, a -virtually inaurmountX works quickly In too hopes of stop ’T’m rsAdy to stand toe -to toe aeM, "aa^n ln e leeeee by ofir unui our opener wtto'llast Hart «f commerce/has offered promo- The 1920 Indians, who went on to up in 1951 have kept the (Chicago Cleveland—At home (6 ), Chica able margin. aale of from $375,000 to $400,000. and slug' it oiit with him." said win' the World Series, copped 98 formal signing of papers iii Balti ping tha sver-presslng champion No Home TV oppoaenm will aeenre oe a ford I still haven’t daeidad ett m y tional help^ the United States American League club in almost more Sept. 24. He said he had ac go 8, Detroit 8; away (3), Detroit The Giants still lead the Brdoks and that, instead of scoring, he Marciano who doesn't need any ehampie^p.” . ' starting backfield,” Briggs tsid Olympic ^m m ittee in support of decisions .. Most valuabie player constant pennant contention. And 3e Coast to coast closed circuit encouragement along that line. "If winners in the majors in 1952 and cepted the general managerahip by three and a half games. Either, will be chopped down by Marci television to a record 70 theaters The rale play nhie games this this arrtter in a reoant IntsrslaiP. NaOonal/Oijrmpio Day, O ct.-16. the Sox, seldom a Snancial. bo-, but he seemed uncertain about his Now Y ork-A t hehoffii___ of course, could collapee before ano’s safage swings. The pick here Charles rushes me and slugs it Manchester playa host to Most 1953 had tough luck the following nanza in the past, have counted in 50 cities may add another $300,- out one of us should (.o in a hurry. »•«•./ - TIm Olympic group hopes to r^ise seasons. Last year's ■ MVP’s, Roy field duties. ---- idgtc away next Monday when the set gets Is Rocky by a knockout within HarUord at Mt Nabo Saturday more thSn a million dollars to more than a million in attendance New Field Boas (4J, Detroit 1 . PJilledelphlit^ 000 to tha IBC coffers. There will I think it will be .Charles." Campanella and AI Rosen, have under way in Ebbets Fieta, but at ai|4>t rounds. be no home televlalon. CSS will Charles expects extra weight afternoon at 2. The -visitors wars flaaa6e participation in the 1S58 in each Lsme-Richards year. In Baltimore, • Oriole president the rate the two have been going, The betting is 6-13 tost to* '30- to* only team to dsf*at tte Olympic Games in Australia and been hampered by injuries this radio>broadcsst the fight. will help five him more power. season and the 1952 kings, Bobby But the Orioles since their con aarence W. Miles said Richards that's hardly likely. ysar old champion will stop the R£dk> adds another $35,000 to He scaled a surprisingly .low 185(4 last season. Italy and the Pan American Games version from the St. Louis Browns definitely will direct the Orioles in perennial challenger and wreck his 15 Rw**aid Msa in Mexico City next March. Shantz and Hank Sauer, each had Under Pressure the kitty. If the fight proves sen to Marciano’s 187(4 in June. H* is 30 Candidatci physical' ailments the following last winter have appeared de the field, replacing current Mana Feller Wants The main pressure is on Walt unprecedented third bid to become sational, ' the movies will bring aiming to hit between 188 and 190 "W* have 15 backs out fbr Iha year .. New York Yankee hitters termined to lure one or the other ger Jimmy Dykes. Dykes af one Alston’s Dodgers. They can’t af toe first ex-king to regain the in another golden harvest. at the 12:30 p.in. (EDT) weigh-ln' toam.” Briggs rslatad. "But ^ CbaA Bob Ingalls has shaved the have now collected more than 5,000 of the successful Sox combination time managed the White Sox and ford to lose a game. Every one haavywsight throns. You can got And sensations! it could be if it at Madison Square Garden. With Gridders don't hav* a breakaway ruanar srfiq VnlVarssrsity of Connecticut football home runs. The S.DOOth was belted for their own. later was with the Philadelphia' ries Shot presenU a crisis with them] for 6 to 1 if you think Charles will goes according to pro-fight, talk. Rocky figures to scale between can go all to* way. Wa may team to 40 players, three less than by Hank Bauer. The Yankees have I.iast winter the new Baltimore Athletics. they have only 10 left to play. stop Marciano. Even the conservative Charles 186 and 188. to pass much mora thaa wo did tte total that reported... Chtly one- hit 100 or more home nms Jn 31 management reportedly offered Marion will finish out the season Cleveland, SbpL 16 Of)—Bob The Giants have 11. Actually, no Head Coach Frank Toro la high lost asaaoR.” tenth of the nearly 70 candidates seasons .. The Giants are well on a f the held) of the Sox and aign a ly enthused over toe prospects of Lane the equivalent of; $100,000 Feller may get. tha opportunity to matter what the Brooks do to the Quarterback Joa Cbrt? la tha woridng out with the Tale football their way to the borne run hitting for a 8ve year contract to leave one-year contract to manage them GlanU. they can gain no more this "year’s Manchester Merchants’ only letterman returalag. Tha 175- team hall from Connecticut. The title in the National League with the Sox. 'ITie Ck>miskey family, in 1955. The 36-year-oId former atar win the World m ries game he than thi«e games, so they will footb4dl team. Over 30 candidates pound signal calltr la a fins paaoar Nutmeggers include tackle Phil 175. The top mark in the majors la Cardinal shprtstop was releaaed as wants ao badly to Embellish one need assistance ffom some other Out of fthe First Ordeal Camera New have been working out th* peM and a good rumtsr. BrlgiB which owns the (Chicago team, manager of the Browns when thgt Tarasovic. (Bridgeport) and cen 221, established by the 1947 GianU was forced, reluctantly since he of the most successful pitching •Club. . • / three weeks and the squad will to inaart more optkm plays la kia ter Jim Dougan. (New Haven) with Johnny Mize. Willard Mar club switched to Baltimore last practice every night this'week at Attack tola yarJto w tfo rt to both veterans, phu back Bill Wil shall, Walker Cooper and Bobby was under a contract which had winter. careers in baseball. Brooklyn kept in the race last the West Side Oval starting at two more yearn to run, to extend His aeveland Indiin team' night with 4-0 triumph over Charles, But Rocky’s Still the Boss allow (hirry to run m e n wltli too Hama, (New Canaan), tackle John Thomson the big guns. He 'direct^ the Cardinals to third 6:30. First game of the 1954lMa- ball. Irving A ugust also a flu# Runsicker (Darien), guards Na ■Pro wrestling at the' outdoor Lane's contract another 8ve years place.id. 1951, and ,led the Browns mates are doing thelrXpartthe to anclnnatl Redlegs behind the son Is scheduled for Tuesday eve and hike his salary to a reported Wally Ulrich, of Aqatin, Minn., left, will compete in the ninth an help, having won their 1055i game finq pitching of Johnny Podres. In {»••■» but without sarparlsngt ia than Mol^y (Greenwich) and ThbmpaonviUe Arena tonight will from mid-season of 1953 through By GAYLE TALBOT ning, Sept. 21 at M t Nebo. Man the only other iquartmhack eaadl- $70,000, 1953. nual Manchester Open Sent. 19-20 at the Manchester CountrV Club last night with a 4-2 "victory over other National League games, the New York, Sept. 15 (/P)—Along cinnati' stick in th e n for nine thflr first meeting at Philadelphia. ager George Mitchell U seeking Curt Chittenden (Hamden), and feature Verne Gagne •gsm against An- m6re rounds with on* of the most date. , backs Renders Heimer (Stamford) gelo Savoldi. First bout in the Car Saturday Wally wiU take > a rt in an exhibition match with several Washington's Senators. St. Loills Cardinals defeated- the about the sixth round Of the last So Walcott knew how it felt to an opponent for that date. pros, including Manchester Pro AleJt'Hackney, shown above, with the And Cleveland Manager A l\ Phillies, 5-2, and tbe Chicago Cubs Aggressively pimlshing flghten toe have the lights go out, and he al Ooaehes Well Fleaeed Tom Smith, a lattar wimMr at and ATa Bagdaaarlaii (New Brit pet City starts at JB:30 .. Trinity fight between Rocky Marciano and e has known, but there w en fuard last year, appaara to have ain)... A total or 115 events, In- football leader Lmi Magelaner has Kansas <31ty Open winner. pez, while not exacUy saying snd Pittsburgh Pirates spilt a Essard Charles it wouldn’t have ways Will think tost he was a , Although play was rather rag been shifted from end to tackle by would use Feller in a aeries gam) doubleheader., "Hie Cuba won the eoeurred to anyone at the ringside y in the pnsspms* section who scared man at Chicago. too inaida track amemg toa M t eludiag 31 championahlpe, worth Baltimom- Fans to Honor Sthought, he held Rocky at least Rocky By A KO ged in th* Uam’s first scrimmage hAlfbacka. Smlto. who ploMd la $30,415 in prises, will be spot- Ck>ach Dan Jessee .. Because-, (he did anything but say. no. , first, 9-2 and the Pirates the night- In Yankee Stadium that we wcnild last Sunday at M t Nebo. Toro and safety man doesn’t get any block , "Bob bas just os good a chance enp, 4-0. , • be seeing the aame pair slugging even in fow or five of them. He Charles, though, has talked and too backfield his fretomsB/aeaoim. lighted at the 66th Natonal Horse hod oiiq ^ ig h b o r whose score his sasiatAnt Tony Alibrio, were u being piae^ by Ed Show, Nov. 3-B at Madiaoi; ing protection under Canadian foot Dykes Who Lost His Job as any pitcher on the staff to get In the American League the each other about again this soon. acted like a man who felt sure he well pleased with toe siM and con- ball rules, some of the teams won’t Exhibition SaturiJay a s ta r tl^ ahot," Lope* in re agic number for the Cleveland If ever. card sh^ed that the title had had Rocky’s number ever since toe transfer studtat aad Rleklo ■quare Garden... Coach Jim I.ee changed ^hands. mlion of thslr big squad. Pagaat Hoarall of the pro football N e w risk their atar bsdl carriers return sponse to a question hy a re idiana became "2” when they What on* did think In the midat first fight. Fact ia, he’s talked iggest problem facing th* locals ing the punts .. The meat bill for Baltimore, Sept. 16 (g>)—Jimmy^every gane of the season to^the porter. "He’s been just as impor- tu rt^ back Washigton, 5-2. Any 'O ur ' own card did not credit more than he ever did before. He Tork Giants has whittled his e t toe shouting and screaming al at^I^a time is in flndlng_a Junior Tom McNally, a p«iv«w squad down to 41 players. Eight the Detroit Lions during thelif pre- Dykes, the puckish, likeable beee- best- of itst ability. tant.os any ipan in this ball club.’-’ combination of two Cleveland -vic- most through tost savage round CharleA with a round after he had honestly feels he won toe first one. teifeadk replacement for Irv season training grind j-an to seven FlrebiUl Has Cooled ' racked up the hrst five, and toe The best guess has to be that *»-po«i»d youagatw,^ mope will be ahaved before the bsH' vetera^ of 8T years, wtH be Only a few hours after ..It., w** To Launch Open Play torleaW two Yankee defeaU and was that at any instant he would ciera, last year’s pasting star. To grand .. Wild duck season In Ckm- Feller, now a veteran who will the Indians are the Amerlca'n final tally had the Brockton buster somebody’s going to get himself Playing Close Carnes date, two men, Tilly Dubose and batUing for the fullback poamaB s^National Football League season honored todight for doing a job- he announced that Paul Richard* of see Charles writhing on the can safely in front, but this did not dim knocked out sooner or later. And a k ^ w lD i t u g ^ ChArisa starts. After, final cuts the Giants necUcut wUl be from Nov. 3 to Jan, Professionals playing Monday in I be 36 years old in November, join League Ykxmplons. vas, his dream of regaining the young Bemie AJemany, are tolerat 1, 1955, V has lost. , ths CSiicago White 8ox was tak ed the Indians at the age of 17 as the admiration for Eizard’a cou you have to pick Rocky to do the ^ David Wlchmaa. McNally aad will have is backs, aix ends, 11 the ninth annual Manchester Open The Yanks, meanwhile, continue bsavywelght title gone forever. kni ■ ing a t that-, position. Both were Wlchmaa gs'ra up The Mends he quickly won after ing over as boss of the Orioles, at the Manchester Count.-y C^ub a fuzzy-cheeked Iowa farm boy. rageous stand. \ locking. tunning backs in high school and fOotoan last guards and tackles and three Hit fireball has cooled off over J1 crushing Detroit, A New Cbafles But, looking back at the other Good for Ulcers-Leo **aaon .after | playing seBtar>Uncbackers. The biggest MARCIANO IN FIVE coming/to-Baltimore as manager the friends of Dykes diatri^ted a will be shooting for 3500 topi b«*t. Boston. 3-1, That to* Negro challenger did Aaotoer Mossacn ..V btMtft no experikpee as a T-forma- with th* fnahaMa Always stick with a champion of thS 'Crioles this season lisd de Local Sport the years, but- he has developed The otoer day down in 'Texas a ^ h t , we don’t beUeve he can dunk tion quarterback.. loth a n circular reporting the party was money. A total of $1,500 in cash I and PhiladelphU shut outdiicago, not go down before Rocky’s blud Charles In a hurry. Probably not New Yo'rk GianU had Just pulled Juniors. Burdick, jmtil he'* defeated. That’s an old cided tbglvs him a party several still on. will be the main prizes Monday [ "stuff to replace it. His 12-3 re 1 -0, in other American League ac friend Asked, seriously,-- why we Speedy Itaeks ao ptqvtoua cord so far this year gives him a geoning fists, but at the bell still wanted to rush bscK north "Just until about the 12th round. out another of their -L ______sxperience, has Improva- axiom, but a good one. We can see weeks' ago when it wa« obvious ^ e y ’ll givq him a present be- when man.v of the state's leading | tion. "nie White Sox played their was on his straining legs and try Toro’s starting bahgflsld of Rie- ment with avety workou t no reason to desert World's Heavy- he might not last long. They Chatter lifetime total of 261 victories for new manager, Marty Marion, to se* Another massacre—Rocky’Il ’’squeakers," coming from“SslNet Underdogs CO Petmio, Tony DemtAmaro, Prst- fore the players will compete against Well-t Cleveland. ing to fight back throuih the hail to nip the MUwauke* Bravesaves 2-1. - , ^ YESTEBOAVa RBSCLTS Two of last welght"New England figures as j kill him this time.” A m crlcoa B*I Jacobs and Dubooe in Sunday's tion Night.” Bed Sox Aid aftei-wa -d. throw a Making 'his record even more lamlanaa Homers of leather, seemed s minor miracle Now back in the clubhouse, to* N«w York 11, Detroit 0. f r e s ^ a n bsihkflald ^^oraMv*^ tonight against challenger Ezzard party" for his efforts as manager well as Wally Ulrich and possi- i UHl/RCH BOWLING Lea^^iie TTie Giants had their troubles at the time, and, looking back, It Well, we fin t tried to explain League Leaders aeveland 4, Waablngton 3. hour long acrimmaga Mowed to Jack FarraU aad RoQuid BiwtS C A R T E rS Charles at Yankee Stodium. We "A small groiq> of fans who impressive is the fact he spent that you couldn’t rightly deacribe {dayera were talking with repor Win on Coast Baltimore 3. Boaton 1. ood advantag*. Hie fleet-fimted of Baltimore's first Major League bly Fred Wampler and Doug Ford ! swing into action Tuesday three years In the Navy in what whipping the Braves, who had a still does. Out of that ordeal came ters, evincing no great excitement Philadelphia 1, Chicaso 0. •kmg with Mika Straaga lu ^ ' Ilka the Rock from Brockton to Have sat in the stands' for every club in over 50 years.” 1-0 lead going into the seventh in toe fin t one os a massacn. True, Ajooricu Loasoe fscobsr ■ ■broke ‘ -loose twice foRlong of_toe, touring professional group.,] J!,*8*'* at ^:30 at the Bowling could have been the peak of his a new Charles, one the exports had •*BatUn* b*u)-Avll*. cieve- over their close call. On the con Los Angsles, Sept 16 (JV-Un- NattoBal r^ in g at toa rlghthaUbadK knock out the Ck>bra Kid from gmine in the season and have It's the second time in as many Green. Sixteen teams will ctom- ning. Whltey Lockmah tied it with not seen .before over a long span Rocky gave hia man A,bad beating. •SW: M (noso,^C h------Chlcaso 9-0,. PltUbursh 3-4. touchdown runs and the m n - WORK OLOTHES Cincinnati in the fifth round. The Open, tunning two days career. He hiui A total of six 20- But, though he hit Charles flush Mjnpso, Chlcsj^ and NoreOj; New trary.-'they acted as if such tight dsrdogu have .b««n weeding out Brooklyn 4. CIncInnafl 0. charglng Petrillo broke away ones. ■lot. Ths lattar la toe giaat aaMag watched him squirm out on third seasons that Dykes has been re for the second straight aeason, will pete. Officers elected are: Stan a home run in the seventh, and the of years, aor had really ever ex York, .326; kbx. Chicago. .320;" Serra, games had become routine with the toraeeome at 150 pouada. w iS i' The'bout will not be tel^ast, ex base while the teem has leat game aeasons,vt»s latest in 1951 with evei^hing he had literally New York. .318; (WUllains, Boston, se*dea players in th* 18 th Annual ■t. Louie 5. Philadelphia 3. On defense, Allbrto’s line of J ^ moved as manager of an A.'jer- find, the first day devoted to mna- Saslela. president; Dick Quilitch, when he won 22. Giants won in the eighth. Don pected to see. .3^347 at baU). them. New York 3,Mllwaukee l. "II FalfbA 165, aad Brautt 140. For Painters, cept for theater showings, but many close ones.’* is the wfiy the lean League club. The Philadel M^ueller started with a . single. hundreds of times, the fact m- Pacific Southwest Tennis Champ BTANOINOS ■ ClTone snd Paul Mangiafleo at will be broadcast starting^at ld':30. teur players. Sunday pros and vice president, and Arnold New In the 1948 series victory elud It was as though the man who mained that he didn’t knock him R u n ^ lla n tle , New York. 130; Mlno- Eaay Game ionships and even Amtralia’s net NatieaaL- ends, Yosh Vincek and Bruno 5 « toa atige at right appreciative sponsors daecribe phia Athletics sumoMrily dis amateurs with handicaps of five man, secretary-treasurer. Dusty Rhode* walked and both ad- • “■„Chl“ So.. 113; Fox. Chicago. luS; W half because of bla pa*ei»Tg afeOitv. themselves. ed Feller, then the^ace of the had been nuuked timorous, and out, or even down. Avila, Cleveland. 104; Carasquel, Chica "Another easy game,”' Captain pride, Ken Rosewall, had troid>le New York . Pet. OBL Mosk* At tACkles, Larry Holmes CsrpcBtets, Piombers missed him et the end of last and lower will compete. Defend Cleveland mound staH. VMced oii a wild pitch. Willie woriw, suddenly realized tost all go and Yost, WasbiiMon. 101...... 90 .829 — and curry, E i^ ftirto ; Bill Pdchatkd won the, 1954 ‘They .want Jimmy to know aeasun after three years. May* was passed intentionally to What about the parallel between Alvin Dark said grinningly. fighting his way into today’s third Brooklyn ...... 87 S t center, and George ’’Spinach’* teafiifa best paasera a t tola aorly municipal golf title at Greenaburg, ing champion' Bpbby To*W will MANCHESTER HIGH alumni his career was right there before Charlea and Jersey Joe Walcott? ... In—Berra. New York, "Yep, Just routine,” agreed first rouiy* of men's singics; Mileraukee , ...... 84 Vincek and Irv Russell at guards, — AfWW A H J I that the average, Baltimore fan— He was a atar baseman for the not be able to compete. soccer team acored a 2 to 0 win load the bases. him in one big chunk, wrapped for Cioveland. 1I4; HInoao. Chi anclnnatl .. •Uge-s, ^ Pa., 'With his first hole-in-one on In spite of a few disagreements Athletics on three pennant win That was all for Gene Conley, Didn't Rocky splatter the old boy cago, 109; Jensen-, Boston. 108; Rosen baseman Whitey Lockman. But the U. S. champion, 'Vic Philadelphia should prove mighty ' difficult to Saturday at 2:15 over Coach Dick Danielson's delivery, and toAt in a m atter of and_ Mantle,* New Yo’rk /,1 ^ / Seixas, seeded No. 1 among U. 8. penetrate. . H ^ o r d game, the 117-yard No. 7 holq. A few with his Judgment (their right ners and for 13 years managed the who had been pitching, well. Chet with almost his first punch in the Hits—Fox, Chicago. 192: Kuenn V; "None of these one-Slded games St. Lmia ... Briggs; WUl have onothar waok to days later he was sho^^ng tome Actually the Open will get off schoolboys Monday night in a Last Nights Fights seconds he either could prove him second fight at Cihlcsgo? tro lt, 187; Avila, Tor us,” laughed Manager Leo entirantA. breezed through his sec- Chlcaso ... To C any 22 Men normal baseball fans)—thinks he Chicago team, whence comes his to a start Saturday afternoon at practice game at Mt. NeBo. The Nichols replaced Conley and on his *»vllA CTevelaeveland. 178; Mlno- Plttebursh , work wltn\hla green backfield be- friends how he did it an^ sunk his has done a fine Job in giving us successor in Baltimore. first pitch, Bobby Hofman,. pinch self a prise fighter worth remem Yes, he did, but that was a Mtle so (hiicago, 175; Busby, Wa^hlngton, Durocher. ."It’s more fun playing ond round without trouble, die- ' Toro and AUbrio ei^ect to pick 2:15 when Ulrich, Wampler, host grads’ lineup boasted a number of bering or let it slide. He showed 172. {2*7 begin defqnqa of second hole-in-one.. a club that has hustled through Dykes has suffered with __ Miami Beach, Fla.—Willie Faa- hitting for Henry Thompson, sin different. Rocky had knock'i^Jer- Doubles ‘—Verpon, Washington 38; those tight ones. We believe in giv paring of Atsuchi Miyagi, to* No. Otveland ...... r* to .724 — their 22-man squad aftar tola toelr COIL ^awsqi oa ( |i |C 28 Pro Alex Hackney and amateur current college performers. Walt ’em. Es did. sey Joe cold with a aingle torpedo Mlnoso, ChlcMo and Kuenn, Detroit, ing the fans a rim for their money. 1 Japanese plAyer, 6-4, 6-1. York ...... >...84 48 .887 t(i week’s practice sessliina. The Uer-- Oriole team that batUed most of atar, Holly Mandly will take part Kosakowskt and Tommy Steven trano, 162, New Orleans, outpoint gled Mueller home. Rhodes, who ^Iceso ...... SI 55 ,533 ,5^ w lnst HaU HMi of WwTBart- the season to sUy .out of the cel ed Jackie Labua, 156, New York. collided with Brave shorUtop Not only did toe man from Cin to the Jaw in toe closing ^ n & of 37: Smith and Avila, Cleveland, Berra, That’s the way it’s going to be ...... 54 *0 .444 4q3 cliant* hope to equal and perhaps ferd at Mt N ^ in an exhibition. Other name son booted- the goals for the win 10. Af?** YosCWashlngton, 28. , from now on... all close ones. It’s flix favorites fsU by tos.waysld* Boston ...... 83 80 441 It’* surpass last season’s record e t 11 lar. "If I weredrinking man, it. pros who enter will also compete. ners. . Johnny Logon on the baaepath. Triples--Minoao, Chlcaso. 17: Run- Waahlnston ..n..:.:: 81 S '434 wins in 12 gamca. would be enough to drive me to Detroit—Bob Rosaie. 148, Cedar was out at the plate. nels, Washington, 16: Vernon. Woshlng- good for .toe ulcers.” in the second rcund yesterday, BalUmoro ...... 43 95 555 S'* Country Club officials announced. A'rolV *• Tuttle, Last night's vietqry, achiavsd including fourto-soodod Art Lor- drink," he has stated many times Firat foursome will tee off at 7 ' m 1 r ( Rapids, Iowa, knocked out Bob Sal Maglie started for the PWIsdelphte 88 $8 Yale^s Bln^^^eam while (the Orioles have been in^ tCHANTS BOWLING Hofman, 146, East Lansing, Mich., Gianta and was replaced by Hoyt Riuns—Doby. Cleveland, 30; with a tying run in to* soventh In son of San Leandro; Oalif., former TODAY’S GAMES o’clock Sunday. morning with League will hoM a business meet- Wilhelm in the eighth. The reliev Winiam Boston and. Mantle. New ning on Whitey: Lockmsn’s hom*r U. S. champion, and Tod Schrooder AflMrieM Baltim ore BfKisto ' volved in 48 one-rtm'decisions, los Rilcky - Anderson, Bobby Noren, tog Thiusday night at 8:15 at the Boston and Slevers, Overpower Reds Ing 29. Pittsburgh-:«-Floyd Morris. 168. er got credit for Che triumph. Startling scientific d isco vw - wunitiKlDn, 24. and the winning run in the eighth of La Canada, former Davis Cup As late as the end of. July, the Bill Stevenson snd Max Schu Y to f(wmulate_j)Uns for the com Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Tis Ppdres tossed a three-hitter at Stolen Baaeo—Jensen. Boston. 21- on pinchbitter Bob Hofman’t hero, seeded eighth. Over M illion Paid bert .forming the “ dawn pa- ing aeason. Minoso, Chicago and Jacobs, Philadel aingle, nuUnUinsd the OUnU’ 3(4 (35?*M .y"r& r;; Oriole president, (Jlarence Miles, dale. 161(4, Detroit, 10. the Redlega to lead the Brooks to phia, 17; Fox and Rivera, Chicago, ii. In a bristling center court-match . NatUaal New Havmi. Sept. 15 l » - T alc’s went to the dressing room to tell .trol”, an honor the foursoqi® has their sixth straight victory. The ^ completely new jafek^hat ■ Pitching U3 decisions) —Consuegra, game lead over, Brooklyn and Rooowall, the d«fendlngvchampion, Blue team licked th* Red aquM by SeatUe— Charlie (Tombatone) *1 .Brooklyn:8 Podbirlsn Baltimore, Sept. 15 (J>—The the players that the directors had had since the Open came into eif-' evo BASEBALI, TEAM will Smith. 154, Los Angeles, outpoint Dodgers collected nine hits off Art ‘f'** ••“ a. Cleveland. boostod their marpn ovot toe third ^Ived dogged oppoatUon from <7;8) vs Newcombr. ( -«). fly* touebdowas yeetndoy la aa istence. practice tonight at Mt. Nebo start 13-3. .800: Lemon. Cleveland. Zi-6, :786- place Braves to 5(4. " Grlgry of the Unlvenfity „?Ww»uk»e at Nrw York: Spahn tIS- B(Utimor* Orioles went over the laDaaquad octimmage, a%alura'*( given a vote of confidence to ed W. C, Cage, 160, Portland, Ore., Fowlqr and Jim Fearce, incUiding Grim, New York, 18-8. .750:^LoiMit HI vs Oomex (16-91. one million mark last night in at Dykes. Miles yesterday announced Monday's prize money follows: ing at 5:15. 8. Carl Furillo'a 17th homer of the keeps you alway8;i^mforteble New York. 13-4, ■ One Giant who hasn't qifito got of Southern (Jidlfomia. Roaewall’s •."S' •* Phlladrlphla tnlahO: Oonrwcticut Sports Writera AlUsaod. Richards was taking over. First, $500; second, ' $250: third season. Strikeouta—Turley. Baltimore. 173: ten used to tlUs team’s late-iniUng ralUsB gAv* th* Auosie a 4-6, 8-6, e t^ y (7-J2I v« Mroilnxkf ((Ml). tendance for their first season in and fourth, $125 each; fifth and Chicago and Wynn, aeveland. uprlsingB Is Joe Garagiola, toe for 6-4 victory, but Origry came from (Only saipea schodulrdl. the modem American League. H«ad Ooftch Jordan OUvar nad The S7-year-oId Dykes reacted Garcia M'lna- 18th whether it’s mild, cold or freeing! J17.* Chicago. 130;. Harshman, The 13,045 fans at the game characteristically again. sixth. $75 each: Seventh and The Indians wasted little time Chicago, 133. mer Chicago Cub catcher, who far behind in each of th4 last two his staff appeared pleoaed sritli "I’m still the manager and I got eighth, $50 each, and hlntli and showing the Senators who was in Natiosal Laagae Joined last week. He'was to* most oeU to g(v# Rosewall plenty of with Boston s*nt Baltimors’a total what they eaW, oltbough etraeali* to sUy until Sept. 25 (the last tenth, $25 each. Dartmouth Indians Pack charge. They scored all the|r runs BatUng (350 at baU)—Snider. Brook- exhausted of toe GianU although trouM*. to 1,004,750. The Orioles tpok th# that sophomorsa.y ara uacertaia lyn, J42: May*. New York, .389; Muel- Yesterday^s Star^ lace of toe S t Louis Browns whs when put to toet uadcr gam* eondl- scheduled game),” he aaid. "1 un to the first inning and from^ere heat mirrer jackets ‘SJj, Muelal,, Bt. Louis. he saw no action in the gam*. Th* most surprising upset was ad only 297^38 pay to see them deratan.d 1 have to talk to Rich on Mike Garcia coasted to his 18th .333: Klusiewski, anclnnatl. >ni. "I never saw a club like this Larsm’s dsfoat, 7-6, 6-3, by LuU last aeason. , tlons. Sophomore* Dean Loucka and ards about any other job with the of Scoring PUifich victory, ' Runs--Snlder, Rrooklra. 1J8: Musla). Ayala 'of Chile. Six nxmths of Pitching — Johnny Podres. Oiarley Peet, quarterbacks, UConns Work Out e tl^ u ls. 115; Mays, VeW York; ilO; one," ho kept saying. "Never in The Orioles have six more gamss looked good. Orioles. So I ’ll talk to Richards, ^im rn . Pblladelphia, 107; Klusiewski. all my bom days. These guys Just training by AyaU on Southern Brooklyn Dodgar*. limited Cin at home this, season. have nothing else in sight.” Hanover, N. H„ Sept; 15 Of) Snowski and Gerry Samuelson and Cincinnati. 103. won’t be beaten. They never give Qallfomia courts paid off, cinnati to three hita as the Dodg Against Rutgers Barring crippling, injuries in Its Run» Baited In—Klusiewski, Clneln- Schrooder waa bested 6-4, 8-7 Th* New York Gianta are doing, The Last Supper - guards Bob Bagdasarian and the raU. 183; Snider. Brooklyn and Musia). up. They keep applying toe pTesr ers blanked the Redlegs 4-0. Del Miller, a-top bowler in the Then, referring to the pArty. he first four games vrith Holy Ooss. by .to* swift Xossi Kanxi of Japom. Batting—Bob Oerv, New York dkay at the box oifflee, as w*u as !»PP«r.’brothers,...... Stan and Stu. St. Louis, 123: Hodges. Brooklyn, 120/ sure all toe time. I nevgr saw such' Detroit alleys, waa preparing for on toe field of play. Qa Sept 4 said. "I guess it’s like the last sup Storrs, Sept. 15 (Ah^Wlth but Nkvy, Army and Colgate, the 1964 McL«ughry has moved Art Ennis, Philadelphia. 113. ^ hustle and spirit and the will-to- Fifth seeded Bernard Bartsen Yankees, collected two home ruhs hie honeymoon. He rolled a 300 per.” Dartmouth football team should Hits—Mueller, New York. 192; Snider, of San Angelo, Tex., second string and batted in five runs as th* Yan they passed to* million mark In 10 days left before the opener Johnson, a standout freshman end B^klyn, 188: Moon, St. Louis. 186; Wln as exhibited on this club. And game, won 3300 in, prises It paid hoBM attendance, the fliat towa In the face of the unsatisfying with XAle, the University of CJon- pack enough scoring punch to in 1953, to center back of veteran Ifustal, 8L Louis, 184; Dark. New York, CopfidenoeiT Why, tosytre full of memher of toe U. S. Davis (Jiq> kees shutout Detroit 11-0, lor his honeymoon. season—the Birds,' have won 49. make veteran Coach Tuas. Me/ 181. teosn, met defeat at the hands of since 1951, i, |. - nectibut football squad travaled to Frank Simms. Doubles—Hamner, Philadelphia, 38; lost 96—13,(MS fi^s ; last night Laugbry's 27th season a pleasant OsM’t Let Down an Auatrallan, Ashley Cooper, who New Brunswick, N. J.,- today to one. "Name” Prospects /ji Snider, Brooklyn. 37: Muslal. St. Louis. won 6-3, 7-6. gave tha little manager a big hand meet. Rutgers in a | controlled Besides ISeagle and McKenni, 38; Bell. Cincinnati and Schoendienst, "And dp you, know who is re as he took his big strides to third, A, year ago, the Indians’, man By MEANS REARDON 8t. Louts, 36. sponsible? Tliat’s Loo Durocher, .JAfk Froet WIm scrimmage. — the Indians have three sons of 24 Yearn In National Lengun / 'Triples—Hays,-New York. 12: Ham- base; And their attendance swelled Lost week' Connecticut had an killing schedule proved too tough. widely known football men bat nep Fhlladripnla. 11': Snider. Brooklyn, the manAger; That guy . ,is , .$h* Alee i^al of Souto Africa, Baltimore's paid admission to !.• The Big Green dropped five in-a Written for NEA Service 10; Mood, St. Louis, 9; seven players gim test leader I ever saw. He seventh on the foreign list, waa MACHINE SHOPS AND ST0R£S OPEN SATUBDAY outstandlhg '-'scrimmage with tling for the quarterback Job. They Q.—With runnera on. first and tied wiUi 3. . ' (KM,750 with six more home games. Springfield -CTollege. row to Holy CJross, Navy, Army, are Torn Hamilton, Jr., son of the Home‘Runs —Klusiewski. anclnnatl. keeps you hipped up all the Urn*. defeated 6-4, 8-6 by Oil Shea of Colgate and- Harvard. second b a ^ , the batter hits a 48; Hodges, Brooklyn and Mays, New You can’t let down even if" you Loa Angeles, and another South University of Pittsburgh Athletic Ifround bail to the shortstop. The >JIEE III IT A IL I T I I E I • PMMPr KUTEIY S E IIK I Upset Unbeaten Yale Director; Mike Brown, son of pro York. 39; Snider, Brooklyn, 38; Sauer, wanted to. He Just won’t let you. African, Owen WilUama, eighth on atter comes to to try for a doublei Chicago, 37. He makes you believe that you’re the foreign list, waa knocked off After that start, the Indians fessional Coach Paul Brown of the day, but the runner, from aecond Stolen Bases—Bruton. Milwaukee. 33; Kringle Senior turned in one of the year’s major Cleveland Browns and John Dell Fondy, Chicago. 20; Moon,' St. lyjuls,' >th* '-greatest and that ho one is btf'.Stamord’s Jacx Froet, 1962 jase delibiberat.dly _ halts and______lets' the 18: Temple, Cincinnati. 17: Mathews. going to beat you:..... , National Junior Chaunpion, 1-6, FOR FASTER SERVICE, V isil OUR upsets by walloping unbeaten Yale Isola, namesake, son of Dart m V w ■«. . .-X J m/ 1 ball hit him, flarin g he woiiid be Milwaukee, Aehbum. Philadelphia and "He never leU you get doWn on 6-2, 6;1. . State PGA King 32-0. .Dartmouth'wound up a 2-7 mouth’s veteran line coach. out on the play, but that the doiible Jablonskl. St. Louis. 9. SELLS sea^n by belUng Princeton 34-12. Young Hamilton is a rugged 6-3, Pitching (12 decIsIflnAli-— Antnhrlll, yourself. He makes you feel like The' women's singles provided a MANCHESTER STORE ISf CENTER STREET day possibility would be erased. New York,■ >rV 21-8.- • .808: — -Ixies. -Brooklyn. i ve got the same schedule 195-pounder. He played football 'by goah. I didn’t do it; this time, suipriae when Mary Ann Ellen- Hamden. Sept. 15 (A*)—^The Con What is the. ruling on this? 13-4. .785: Wilhelm, New York. li^. but I’m going to get him to* next beigar of San Diego efeated th* we had, in 1953,” says MclAughry, for Navy—where his dad one* A.—If. In the umpire’s Judgment, .733; Nuxhall. Cincinnati. 10-4. !71‘4; necticut iXiA Senior X^ampion is coached—but had to sit out 1953 Maglie, New York and lAWrcnce, Ck. time.* That’s thq foeling we sU top-seeded foreign contender, Anne Frank Kringle of Oxford, Mass., "but I tlUnk we. can do better, the runner deliberately Interfered l,ouls, 1A8. .884. ■ have. Especially Alvin -Dark. I Shllcock of E i^ sn d , in decisive OLDS particularly if we can bold our own as a transfer student-'after drop with the piny, he can rule • double . StAeouts-iHaddIx. St. Louts. 173: Country Club,, and he’ll represent Hbberts. Philadelphia. - lS9t. ErskIne. never aaw sqch n take-«harge guy fatoion, 6-1 , 6-1. yrfth the flf(it four opponents — ping a prospective sqa career for play. The maximum penalty al- I '"I the area in the National PGA Sen Holy Cross. Navy, Army and Col pre-legal training. Brooklyn. 157: Antonellt. New Yoilt, as Dark. He'll do anything to boat '/ ior Event next January at Dun The rest‘of the backfield in n ^^ ^p U es in a case Burh as this. 137: Spahn. Milwaukee. 138. yoij. That’s why this is such s The New- Orleans’ Sugar Howl edin. Fla. > , - .■ gate. We play Holy Ooss, in Han the pitcher credited with groat comeback club. The fellows influence has Invaded toe Univer The Finest ifl ACCESSORIES over and the;IV haven’t had spring cludes speh proven ball-carriers as an assist when be throws k pitch Terrs^/Brennah, I new Notre Kringle turned in a 27-ho'l4 total P&pt. Lbu Turner, one of the best take their cue from Durocher ahd sity of Mssaachusetts campus with Brewed to the American taste... to the Ameri(*n of par Ite at the New H aY e n practice, I 'think "we’ve got ,a. to the plate which results in a Dame fd ^i^. coach: won letters Dark and they Just never glv* up. three members of th»- chance.” all-around backs in the East, sen runner being caught la an at ;in football, track ahd hockey for Country ^Club yesterday. Willie ior Bemie Fulton and Juniors • "What a . difference from the staff starters on toe 1941 Boston AND SPEED EQUIPMENT The Indians have topflight, pas tempted ateal? '< the Irish. Whalen of Shuttle' Meadow, loser Frankie Krol and Jack Nicdlette. A.—No. club I was with and 'this one. It’s CoUsg* chsmptonlblp te.. to the 1953 playoff to Lou Galby sers in quarterbacks Bill Beagle « fleet halfback who is getting a like coming.up out df th# coal pit Head coach Charlie O’Rourke. and Leo McKenna, who leaimed a (j.—How many major league and breathing nice, clean fresh air. ^ d aariatanta Cfict Gladchuck-and your of Mill River, finished in the run- chance to fill the fullbadk spot .clubs has Bucky Harris managsd ? • DUAL EXHAUST SVSTEMS ncrup spot again with 10. Jack lot aa sophomores a year ago. vacated by graduated Dick Jen- 11K.\ I .MlKKnl: -I.\( lx 1 .'I > I’ve almost forgotten how It f**is lank Woronicx Although they made ihistakes, A.—W aqhlng^. Detroit, Boo-' to live like this." Willlamt of New Haven Country niaon. too, and New York of the Amer- • LOW IRING SHACKLE KITS Club tallied 108 to finish third. they played a big part to boosting As is the case with many Ivy COMPLETE AU-time money winners among af^wlih fewer cdloliesilian any other le a ^ g .Dartmouth to the top of the Ivy lean and the Philadelphia Phinies. Point- of information for -fltoer- A field o f'll veterans, 50 years League teams this year, a lot de Q. With the bases, loaded and race horses are ted by: Citation or over, competed in-the tourney League in aerial yardage. pends on how well sophomore Your body It olwoys rodicAing heotl But men: Turtle* are bom on land. 31,065,760: Stymie 1916,485; •SPECIAL CAM SHAFTS . Their two favorite targets, ends two out, the batter singles to right But, once hatched, they return to which entities the winner to an backs develop. Dartmouth has field. Two runs score. Th*. runner V ionadi clothing pernHs much of this heot'le etcqpa.;pp6. Thof's why, RADIATOR Armed 3317,475: Native Dancer M ore an(l more, the call is f6r Ballantlnc Beer. - ' all-expense trip to Dunedin. Dave McLaughlin and Davq Thiel- some good prospecU In Bob Rex. water. $785,240. • DUAL MANIFOLDS BCher, are now alumni, but Mc- from first base fails to step on until now, you'vt nttded’feovy, bi/lky clothing N) ktap ydi It’i Ugh!, bright, wonderfully rfcfrcshihg . . . Tom Tralnor, Don Miller, John second, but is ta g g ^ at third. ’Hie SERVICE The Univereity of North Caro Laughry doesn’t number pass-re Patrick, Phil Rollins, Ikl Nelson. inning iwems finished, but the sec worm! | • CHROME MATERIAL and it has fewer calories, glass for glass, than lina football eleven this fall is ceiving among his b(g problems. Lou Rovero and Brown. ond baseman yella for the ball (New style hlghUght rime, etp.) any other, leading beer. making.it tough for sporta writers Defense No Hendsche The Schedule steps on second and appeals to the Until nOwl BocovsA now you con-weor a.fovolufloflory HEAT / who may stumble on their sjiell- 7’he major headache fo far is de Sept. 26, Holy Cross; Oct. 2, umpire, who noted that the runner MIMIORJACKirr ond b t olWoyi comfortobly worm-wilhoul • CLEANING 1»1 MERCURY 4-UOOR • WIRE W HEa HUB CAPS togr Atah'ong the Tar Heel players fense •— to which Dartmouth Navy; 9, Army at West Point. missed second. What happens (With knock off bar). Ballanj^e d^roraplete brewing process, you are Stavnltski. Marcinko, - Mus- trailed the rest of the lay League N. Y.; 16, Colgate; '23, Harvard at here 7 being ovtrheoted > In any tind of wAolharl Those burdenless, •REPAIRING Radio, healer, Mere-O-Matic. A real nice family car. know, rei^&s the calories at the same time cKamp, Boyette, Marcopulos and a year ago. (Cambridge, Mass.; 30, Yale at A. The appeal takes precedent MIIIUM-Dned lockek reflect your body heot just os o mliror Low mileage. One emner. “ s /■“V Kiochak. ^ "Despite the loss of McLaugfa- New Haven, Conn.; Nov. 6, Colum over the tag. The force at second reflects light. . , bounce the heot you need bock to your body. • RECORING IF VpUR DEALER DOESN*? STOCK PARTS. WE DfVITB TOUR INQUIBIM It brews in the flavpr—Uie distinctive llh and Thielscher." McLaughry bia; 13, Cornell at Ifhaca, N. Y.; bnse counts ao the third out The The University of Connecticut says, "we should have an excel 90, Princeton atI Pctnceijneeton, K. J. runs don’t count. goodness and character that have made |tU have a brother combinaUon in lent end squad. Dick - Flagg, Jon ^ AIIIMAN*MBAT MIRROR JACKETS todoy. They’re the 'BILL" MILIKOWSKI Q. When did Al Lopes leave the Frempi servlee for aB i Ballantine Beer one of America’s largest' the backfield this year with John Anderson, Don Marriott, ^ rk e ly When Donald Healey, 56-year- active playing ranks to manage? saw. leientifiC wov to dress for ony weotherl ’ 8 1 2 9 5 ’’Bill” MlUkdwaki, 89 HolUater Livieri at quarterback and Sam Roth, Pon Gray and Don Pascoe old racing driver, recently broke A. Lopes’ last active year was la emt apeelelb olattad selling beera. Ballantine is the beer that Street, recently returned from Livieri' at left half, John is 30 while should give us strength at the the world’s record -with his sports with ladiaaapoUs in 1948, when tor repair Korea la new sellleg OldsmoMlee. flanks, Tklf cor EorrlM our Go«dwM Gwieiifee. waUknyour bell-line. .Sam ia 31. Both are'qophomores of car on s flying mile course (193.63 he carnet la 46 gaaM*. BUI will be glad to ae« you wIih i. ;West Haven, Ck>nh. '!plir center squad," he adds, *1 a miles per hour la Healsy’a new re Q. Kluszewaki and Whltey SnrooR t$1495 J a e k e T i BE SURE you ere leterested In the atertUng. not strong, however, snd our cord) at BonneviUe Flats, Utah, Lockmkn are left-hand batUr*. Do 'to P. Ballantine Sc Sons, Newark, New Jersey new OMafiioMIe er e Beel-Teeted Kid Gavilan needed 7 years, 11 guard* and tackles will be mostly he additionally broke nine other they throw the same way? BROWN- SEE MeCLURE" Used Onr. « . months and S8 fights to win the inexperienced and will have to be international and Ainariean re,- A. Ktossewokl la left-hsaded *n MEN'S . . one o f the wori^’s largest breweries. welterweight fight title. developed.” . . cords. the way. Leckmaa throws right- The Indiana lost such linemen as . N ...... I haaded.” BEAUPRE ' Leaf Bingaman, De$ri>|t .Lions Emory Pierson and Parksr Cas- 'A traveling inilaji I sBill ; Ysoman. J CHURCH CORNIRS t t MANCHESTER guard4Bow.wcifhs 849 i^unds. -He wsll by graduation and hav«f iiooly McClure Pontiac, Ino. • tfMnrht, that lightf bright, f'efreshing Jlavor! now assistant football coach at Autumn brings change of GLENNErS 87S MAIN STREET MANCHESTER «SI PARK tTRlIT MAM AM0 ecilkiVAIO 191 CWIMf tVIlM km. weighed 345 pounds when he was five lettermen back for th* tickle Michigan State. He -won varaity' oolors. So the Yale football aquad 789 MAIN STREET j 3BB EAST CBfTOI $T. MOTOR SALES a high school freahmaa In Gary. ai)d guajd spots, i letters at both Toxaa A; A M. and wlU waar gold pants toataad of the OPEN EVERT E ^ N ^ G UNTIL 10 HARTfORO • , lAST HARTPORB • . MANGNKIRI ■1$ W. Omter 8t-)>1bL MI4LS29B Dad. / They «rs Ucklss George Army. i usual wfalto this abaaoB. /-j I, m . Mcfciaii Tfllll ehiM 94M1 m . MM h N M l ^ * T" Mi I. L. V' \ \ EPP-w'/-'. • •• • /•■
^V .. j; ' * A •= ' ' ' ►• ' ^ / ' ' iGffTW BNTir-Sa MANCHESteR EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER, CONN.,* WEDNESDAY, iSEPT^MBER IB, MANCHESTER EVE^^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1964 PAGETWSNTr*! AptrtSBMitA— Honnsa For Sal# 72 AvUmhoMIm for Sal# 4 BnaiiiMO Scrrieos Offered 13, Movinf—Trucking ItodHS Witkottt Board St For Sal* 72 Suburbaa For Salt 75 being printaB in His Youth’s Help waatod-^Male 34 A rti( 45 Hensshold Goods 51 TtatMtuUi 63 CtornpOnioh, o f which Upham was S ^ r s i o SO M Opwtm tour room heme, plas- CAPE OOD-SIx fthished . rooms, READYlEADT FOR occupancy, new three S90 InvestmelE^t B etroth ed Court M arl l»tt CBKVROLOT H m UIm D> S-7449. 9-1900. / to meaoure for any window. 198 one or two genUemen. Kitchen • —Pib-war custom huUt 8-room BOLTON—Three milee from Man an Air Force board for 8138. Phone ML 3-8348. tion. Owner wlahea to sell land all chester, four room houae, two un Neislosa and Benjamin Braunsteln, Q—Was there ever a real ani SATURDAY 9 A. BL payment PootUvely only tm Zigmund Goadi, Ibrop., fonnerly color combinaUona aluminum privU^es if d^red. MI. 8-9913. colonial with anclosed sun room in one parcel. Contact owner, Mrs. ail of Jaiflaica. N. Y. The list dis whethOr the charges war rant a down la m a IMS car, M9B bu;^ of Wfitklna Brothera, \ Conrsea and CTaaaft 27 EXPERIENCED Meat cutter, alata, 'plaotic tapea, nylon corda Businsas Locations and attached garage. Lovely finished. Insulated s-car garage. mal such aa the unicorn ? formal court-martial trial The' part time help for momlnga LARGE, FURNISHED room W. A. wuia, 831 Beach St.. West Barn, hen house, pond, fniit tre«a, closed that the three projects UW, P M buya a UB3. No addlUon' Buy at low coat at Warda. Sq. ft ROPER GAS stove, 8. years old, knotty pine recreation room, lapn- A—Probably not. The origin of board correeponda roughly to a VOini COOPERATION WILL RUBBISH and aohea removed. RADIO-ELECTRONICS -Televioion aftemoona. Referencea. A] two with light housekeeping For Rent 64 Haven, Conn. Phone Weat Haven, berriea, lovely shrubbery. 8% were to he built at a total coat of the unicorn myth has not been grand jury. al aide notoa or loona. We guaran 99c. Montgomery Ward, 834 Main 150. Phone MI. 9-8181. dry room, hot water oU heat, aU WE. 89911, 88„S84,668. Government Insured n APPEBCIAXBD tee to aeU under the above terma ecal cleaning of attlca, cellara Servicing. "Learn hy Dotog" genon. Buraack’a, 497 St., Mancheatbr. cUiUea and bath. kO. 9-4779., utiliUes. Outdoor living certainly acres. Ready occupancy. E. B. fully explained, but one of-Ohe The Flying Cntonsl haldw of yarda.. Call M and M Rubbioh re- Mancheoter. LaFlaah, BriAcr. JA. 39868. JA. mortgages on the projects totaled with notoa aa low oa $40 monthly, XGonnectlcut'a oldeat electronica FLORE94CE Oil and gas range, AlR-O O I(D m O N BD ' oCfleea, cen- can be enjoyed on this 87’ x 865’ CHOKNE TWD to twelve acre most likely explanations is that it the Distinguitoed Servlca Cross Dial MI-3-5121 Oood credit la our only require moval. MI. 9-0757. ochdol. Enroll now for day or eve- WARDS SUPSUt Houae, Paint. Save NICE ROOM, next to bath, ait St 9-0877. $9,120,100. was a one-horned rhinoceroua. was quoted by a sharifra dapoty 7 complete. Sciaaora auto-jack, new. Delmont street. Private famUy. traUy located. Phone kG.* 9-9779. lot which has fruit trees, barbecua rural plota, for one or more nice Ctopehart asked Ctole i f the $90 ment. Douglaa Motora, 111 Main. nlhg claoa atartlng Sept. 37. Phone more by toying WaMa Super Mamie, 43 Maple St. and pienio. ana. Shewn only by homee. ReaaonaMe. kG. 9-7887. 49 saying ha burglariaad faaWnn BULLDOZER AND Loader work or write New England Technical Help Wan< houae paint in 5-gallon can lota. GenUeman preferred. MI. g-8641. investment .on the three projects Landacaplng and grafUng. Reaaon' SkCALL HEATED store'on Maple appolntmant.ilnf----- ■ — BxecUant ” value - at Wantad—Rcsl Eatat* 77 was correct. ^ Q—What was the real name of sbls hotel rooms "just for Meks.” 1941-1940, OLDER’ Cbevroleta, Inotitute, 191 Trumbull Street, Male or 37 Here ie as fine aliouae paint TWO' ARMLESS occaaionml chairs. ' St. near kfaln, suitable for any aaiie ^ c e . CM Elva Tyiar. Real Giacomo kf^rbew, the famous Tha Air Forco said ha posasaasd Forda, other good tranaportation. able ratea. No Job tod email. Call Hartford. JAi 5-1409. — you can toy—regardfeos'of price. Red iipholatry. Ehccellent condl- "That's what tha investigation Ml. 9-06S0 after 5 p.m. DISPATCHER for ROOM TO Rent. GenUeman.’ small burinesa or office. Apply tor. 9-4488. Suburban For Sala 75 UBTINCM WANTED - atagto, composer^ \ unautherissd claostflad doeuBMBta. Oood credit enablea ua to accept lb ofHce, 9 Self-cleaning. 5 gals., reg. 834.38, Uon. MI. 9-3478. Edw. J, Holl. Tel. kG. 89117. shows,” replied (tole. A—J^ob^Llebinann Beer. It added a probe had uaeotored Lost and FMuid p.m. unUl 1 a.m. know town East Center St. MI. 3-8730. two9laa>lly, throo-fhaally. huM* Capehart commented: 85 down. Dougtoa M otm , 1181Main MANCHESTER T.V. Servlco, radio now aale prie'ed at 831.18. Mont MANCHESTER—8 and 6, tUAmr FOR SALE—Bolton, single home, acas pn pu t /. Hava auay cash IVheiyne was left a turn'of money LoringlPhoto. yeerioua hreaches of* Air fiarce FOUND— Senoatlcnal value. Uoed Private Instmctioiia 28 well. Apply City 58 PumvU gomery Ward, 834 Main St., Man SUITE Of offices for tosinass or mraef-from owner, 10 minutes "Well, that’s the limlt.'^’That’a Miss Adeto and T.y. opedallata olnce 1914. Place. FURNISHED ROOM for on* or home. In convenient location. Im- huyars. Mortgages amagad. by ^ rich relative named Meyer, R e g a W aScurity regulattons.’’ but dU not 45 R.P.M. recotda. Popular 1949 CHEVROLET dedan. Heater, chester. BATHINETTE and carriage. Both profassional use. Main Street. from Manchester Canter. Price the lowest-investment wa have Unchanged his name to Meyer radio, 1949 Oldamobile aix coupe, Houae dervlce call 81.50. Ml. TbUR TARN SHOP, 80 Cottage two, with kitchen privilegea. 14 medidate vacancy 2nd floor, PtaMa Mil Oaorga L. Onoladio, sew y e t " i elaborate on toe documenta. arUata. Hundreda to choooe from, 9-9990 or MI. 1-4907. in very good condiUon. MI. 9-8877. High St. Plenty of parking. Will sub-divide 39,000. Call Madeline Smith, Real reasonable. Phone kG. 99187, ------Beer, and became known as kfey- Mr. and Mra Frahk_A—Bogak Las Vegaa poUee said Orr alao hydramatic, new rlnga. No down St. Tel. MI. 9-3858. Free inotruc- to suit tenant, write Box T, Her ItohNor. 9 -a tn . 30P SSie each,,three for $1. Norm’a SitoktioiM Waated-^ tor. kG. 9-1543 or kG. 9-1149. BOLTON Lakefront—Ranch cua* Cole’s list showed that five othr erbeer. sky of Middletown, announce the possasasd 100 keys for. ssaettsd Drive-In, Mancheoter Green. MI. payment, 84.90 weekly. Cole QONDER'S T.V. Servloe. avaUahle Uon with each yam purchaae. Boats and Accessories 46 UNIVERSAL Tank-tjm vacuum BEDROOM AND' Kitchen, ft|m- aid. er New Yorkers netted a windWl Motora. i o . A0980. Store houra—Mon. through' Sat., /F e n a lc cleaner. Recent model, Attach- tom built by Oamholati, 34’ living engagement of their daughter, hotels, plus a pair of black sttvor 9-8193. any Uiqe. Antenna converaiona. 9:45 a.m, to 5 p.m., Thuradaya OUTBOARD MOTOR, like new, 13’ menU, 838. JA. 5-1583. ished, including gqs, electricity, 8WEBPINO views, large four room room, two nreplacea, pictura wim HEADY BUYERS watting. FOr tm- of 8% million dollars on an'ln- (2—For how long has.the catch glovos. a black fact maak aisl a ?hUco factory oupervlaed aervlce. heat and hoi-Wiater. Also garage. ranch, pictura window, fireplace, mediate ocUon Us^ymujiroputy vaatmant o f $10,000. A (tolumbus, er's mask been used In baseball?. Adels, to Alfred L. Williams, .son LOST—That aatiofied feeling if you 1947 PONTIAC Sedan coupe. New until 9 p.m. CURTAINS LAUNDERED and ckrtop row boat, hot burner parlor Subnrbari For Rent 66 dow, ceramic tile bath, comblna- ooUecUon of tools suited for bur paint, good Urea and a good en Tel. MI. 9-1489. Ironing done in my home. Call MI. \stovstove. AU in excellent condition. STORKLINE Ftddlng baby For two adiilts. References re ceramic tile bath, alununum tlon storm windows, attached ga witti tha Albert J . OattoI Co. , Real- Ohio, project Beverly M ui^, also . A—The first one was worn in o f Mr. and Mra. Alfred C. WU- glary but fashioned frooa asdtoal haven't tried dining at the Roee- quired. kO. 3-7986 between 9 and Storms, hot watar heat, cellar, one tors. CH. 9-8489. avaninga BU. on tha list, showed seyon persons liams. 94 St. John St. mount Reotaurant, Route 85, Bo change Navy Honors sadly! Somoona rifled his pants . Tour Tam Shop, 50 Cottage St. wonderful dOal on a new 1984 STONE, BRICK,' fireplace and ce- coNNEcnciir woman, babysitting, 8:80 through ANTIQUES — Marble top bureau, adults tod nine year old Mrl. Chester. kG. 9-4548. William Sorgatz, fonder chief Q—Since a cultured pearl is a No date has Jheen set for the and took $30 while ho t l o A - juice at -370 Hackmatackwar ' ■ Street." picture frames. Empire and Vic to Industrial Zone, alt or part of Write Box A, Herald. room TeL ML 9-3858. Pontiac or a good will uoed car. nient work. CaU MI 9-0451 of MI MORTGAGE EXCHANGE evening, or-evenings. MI. 9-7887, aOj^area, approximately ISO' x 300', architect for the FHA at (5hIcago, natural pearl grown -undtr con wedding. to f- 8-5043. MI. 9-8349. torian mirrors, brass pieces, two iai, three bedrooms, tila bath, fire- David Meyers SIX ROOM single, garsf^dlrect trolled condttiona,. is it as valu Top tradea. jacClure Pontiac, 878 now in Rural' Residence Zone. RBlUABLE Business coupla, no ^acs, lavatory, fully inauiated. from owner in Manckcater or testified about the financing -of ^vTOUR TARN SHOP, 80 Cottage St. Miun. Tel. MI, 9-4545. Open eve ^ 27 Lewis St., Hartford Teakwood carved stands. Many two 22-stoi^ apartment buildings able as a genylna Oriental paarl? Tel. ML 9-3158. Hea^uariera for H A I RADIO-TV Service. Service Dogs-^nrds—Pets 41 other items. The Old Art-Croft children, desire-^ S or 6 room un • basement. E^and .-rna^a am E.. rw^vaavjeAgency. suburbs. (toU kG. 8-5828. ninga 'til 10. CONCORD GRAPES. 137 Chartar Bast Center Street, north aide, furnished rent. Referepcea, kG. on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive. A—No, culture pearls have but Bemiet and T lo^ Tarha and Snoon charge 84.00. Tel. MI. 9-9998. Gary CH-6-8897 / Shoppe, 81 Mills St. Ed Dupre, MI./94297. a iff Bur- Wapping, SspL 15 -^(Special)— a fraction of the value of natural Batea Knitting acceaooriea. Aloo lamonaco. Th e n e w MANCHESTER Pet Oak St., or telephone MI. 9-9041. (west of Lenox Street). To 9-6334,9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ■ dick' kO. 8-4(90. Sorgatz said tbe FHA officials 1954 PLTMOUTH Qub oedan, auto- change to Business Zone I, all or David Meyers, 31-ysar-old son of set a higher construction cost pearls. art needle'edleW on: aUppUea. maUc drive, two tone paint, radio, FIRST a Nd second mortgagaa Center, 995, Main St., invites you OOMBINA’nON Gas-oil range, (Mastonbury wlH ^ the instaU ii« bought for our own account Fast, to visit pets of all kinds. Ot PEFPERS FOR SALE, 81 a bushel. white\Good condtUon. Very rea- part of an .area, approximately YOUNG VETERAN and wife wish FOUR AND four duplex, excellent k(r, and Mrs. David Meyers of estimate on'toe project than the heater. AU extraa. Low mUeage. Bring your own containers. 839 140’ X 130’, now in R idence Zone 3 or 4 roonrt apartment, upon hua- oM cer. Q—What is the "Roof of tho BRAKE THE TtBUR School of the Dance MELODY RADIO—TV — Phono'a. cmfldantlal oarrics. Manchester necUcut • bred Parakeets. Wire sonable.xMI. 8-8088. condition. Newly renovated. ()uiet Ellington Road, and husband o f the sponsors did. The FHA estimate Terma and trade arranged. MI. HlUstown Rd. A. hand's return to civilian life, first Other offipers wbo will be in W orld?” . $ 1 ^ . 9 5 off era inatructlon in: BaUet, Toe, 9-7968 after 9 p.m. Guaranteed aervlce. MI. 9-3380. Investment Corp., 144 Main street Haired Terriers, , Fox Terriars. hU. neitoborhood, convenient to former Lorraine M. Forbes of Felt stalled are: flrat vice praaideht, waa $8,800,000 and the other one d of Oct. Will decorate. Call kG. aiw stores. Seen was 87,100,000, which approximat A—The Pamirs Plateau of Cen T m>, and AcrobaUo Dancing. ML SS416. 9-4378. Hours Monday through ONE MO XU C-135, deep freeze, 1 by appolntiment Road, ot town, haa received a' eoni- Mrs. John ‘inpp; second vice presi RegiotraUon for claoa or private ALL KINDS of Shtenna work. CaU Friday, 10 to 6:80, Saturday 9 to YOUR tomatoea, 80c basket. capacity 13^ cu. ft. ^ 1 after Middle Turnpike Weet, north sido, 3-4444 until 5:30,Mfter kG. 9*3839. ohly. (toil A. C. B. Realty Co. kG. ed the coat of the buildings. tral Asia. * 1941 DE SOTO. ExceUent condition. Art Pinney, TV Antenna Special Pick your own com for freeslng, dent,. Mrs. Gond 8300 for a hearing old. New clean, radio, heater. 1949 Ford of Windsor Street). To FIVE ROOM bungalow, furnished For three houra he treated the memherr. klrs. Dennis Rlordsn, you cam Ittok tor bargatas here tor tka rest af the year. tranriotor, one battery aids as low MI. 3-7644. ture, glass, china, pewter, prints, FLORENCE GAS and oU comlUna- tumn Street in an excellent east wounded and injured draplte his A—The National Cathedral .of tudor, radio, heater. Douglas. aseiat you in solving your prob. books, stamps, coins, jeweinr, . to Buaineae Zone I, n , or or unfurnished. Oil heat, bssemant en<( residential section. Such fea- Mrs. Oarence Rose and Mra. Alex aa 8135, costing as Uttle aa I5c a Motora, SIS Main. WANTED—Good homes for aU Uon chrome piping. Good co^ - own Injury. . Mexico aty. This Roman Catholic Q—For how long have the lem. Open Thursday evenings and weeks old kittens. MI. 9-1344. guns. BaUey’s AnUques, 883 n i, allN>r part of an area, approx* garage, amesite drive. CaU kO. turee aa hot water oH heat, eedar (tolekcy are In charge of the pro (tourch was, founded almost 400 Armed Forces had chaplains? month to operato. Come in today LANDSCAPING. Grading and Uon. kO. 9-9359. imately o05' x 188’, now in miral 9-3S7S after 4. Meyera, a graduate of Ellsworth 1 for frea fitung and demonstration. DODGE 1940, radio and heater. Re MlteheU 9-4511. Main S t MI 8-5003. clooct, ftraplace apd deep wooded High School, class o f 1851, is pres gram and refreshments, ysara ago. A—Chaplains were -'authorised I M L I O S E R U I t E chain saw work. MI. 9-8W. Residence^" lot make thla an attractlva!th home. Meettag Held by a resolution of the (tontinen- Oonqidete stou of battoriea, cords, buUt engtoe and clutch. Good FRANK’S IS buying and aeliing ently aboard the Bennington, acceaiaoriea, and repairs for aU tires. Servlca man leaving U. S. Saturda;^ mornings — Telephone WANTED—Good homes for kittens. which la undergoing repairs at There was a meeting of the Gar ()—Who wrote the Pledge of tal Congress, dated July 29, 1775. m m s T B T i o n MI. 9-5888. ! good used fumltihre and antiques, Musical Instruments 53 lool St aouth aide, (bqgin- den Club yesterday afternoon at k no - makes of aids. Peraonal Hearing MI. 9-1777.. MASON, FIELD8TONE a opeclol- OP MANCHESTER nihg 400' eaati GARDNER STREET Reduced tb $12,600 . for ;.quick Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mb is a hoa-' Allegiance to the Flag? FIRST NATIONAL BANK all except atoves and electric re SALE! Baldwin Spinets and grand ;ly of Stmice St.) sale. A 6-room (tope Cod ot 16 the home of .Mrs. James Gedrkn, Service, 80jB Main, Jarvia B l^ ty. E. Toth. Phone MI. 9-3307. frigerators. 430 Loka St Open S To ^ange to Raridence Zone B, NEAR HIGHLAND . pltal vorpsman, third claoa. A—It is belis'ved that. Uie orig Q—Where waa the first com Hartiord Rd. M unc h c 1 cf . C o nn j MI. 94i8l. .... pianos from the annual Berkshire South Alton Street priced below The cMb viewed Mra. Gedrim'a inal pledge was written by Fran mercial creamery established in WANTED—Good homes for three to t. MI. 5-6580. all ok part of anvarea, approxl- Just what you've been waiting Permission (jranted dahlia garden. Tea was served. Auto Accessories—Tires PIANO TUNING. Elxpert piano tun Muaical. FeoUval at big diacounU. mately\1350' along^R^oot Street market value. Here is a house cis Bellamy, or.James B. Upham, Ihis countryT TIUPHONI m tckil M M Business Opportunities SIS male kittens. Call MI. S-861S. Factory guarantee. Terms ISO . for—Colonial home, like hew, , at Mond^ night during a meeting Hostesses were Mra. Davto l^ th , or both' together. The pledge be A—In Orange (tounty. New BATTEKIEIS ^ 80% off. Squaro ing done by appoiiitment, Kemp’s, t h r e e COkCBINATION oU-gas by appto^mately 5<»’ in depth, tached garage, fireplace, hot water ready to move into. All 6 of ita fliie of the Ziming Board of Appeal!, ' ■ Inc, ranges, $30, |40 and 160. One Easy doym. 8 years to pay. Trade-ins rooms are sparkling clean. Un lira C. B. Morse, Mra. John Por- came known to a large public by York, in 1858. type as low aa $4.85 ex., long type COFFEE ,WAGOIT fuUy equipped, accepted. Goes Piano Company, now In Residence " heat, oU, copper plumbing, screens. The East Hartford Lions CTub cheron. Miss Eleanor (Jireen, Mra. inU LD LDCB'Rfde fron Ptoasant 87.98i, Written guarantee. Cole iexceUent route. S a ciw ce. M c e Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Spin-Dry washing machine, $45. Storm windows. . First floor has usually lovely wooded |b^- Near Inc., was granted permission to $1,800. kO. 9-8534. One Hot Point wringer 840 One 817 Asylum Street (Acraea from Exact desMptidha of abbva pro all facilities. .' Philip Hotchkias and Mrs. Gerald > m/‘-to Ctqtor or linboln achool. Motoea. S(L S0980. HonsehoM Semees Hotel Bond), Hartford. . JA. living room, dinings room, dSn, sponsor .4 carnival and festival on HuU, • Monday through Friday at 7:45 or WE BUY cow s, ealvw and beef Easy wringer $35. One Thor semi- posals may be seen in tha^own ib^afp Ititcheh; two large bed- a tract of land just north of the. STANDARD Batteries—$10.33*. 34 Offered lil*A catUe. Alao horsaa. Plels Broa. automogic $35. One G.E. r e fr io r - 59696. Free parking in lots next Planning Cominiaaipn’a officeNand You can't buy m o ^ fo r $13,500 ReualoB Phmaed 8 a, m. CoU kn. 8-8858. door west. , 'rdorhs, ujMtaira, beautiful oak Bast Hartford town line oh the Tha officera of BUsworth Me month guarantee. Fits: Ford- Help Wanted—Female 35 TeL MB 8-7406. ator 130. LaFiamme AppUance are on file in \he Town Clem's ’ flbbra, large lot.—315,300. than this 6-room (tope Ced com west toide ot Route 5. . . . . _ Merc, from ,’47, Chev. from '40, WSIAVING o f buzna. moth holea C o.,-35 Oak SL office of the Toiyn Of Manches plete with H^rag^ at 6 Edison morial High SMiaol, announrad and tdth) clothing, boioery runs, MUSIC Inatrunicntai rentd. Com Periniasion was granted With the that a Mass reunion wiH be held Automobiles for Sale 4 Dodge-PIym. from '88, Kaiser- HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS plete line of Instruments. Rental ter. Road. 3 or 4 bedrbma, living room Fraaer from '47, moat 'Nash from handbags repair^ sipper Poultry and SuppUca 43 EVER'VraiNO YOU NEED DURANT STREET with fireplace, large kitchen and following provisions that at least Oct. 39 St 8 p.m. The rp^union will Do you want an 'after-school job applied to purchaae price. Repre- TOWN p l a ; three constables be hired, a park Include a-dinner at the kfarco Polo '89, Studebaker from ’89, WUlya placemen^ umbrelloa repaired, 3 COMPLETE aenting Olds, Sermer, Bach, Fed- OOM- tiled bath. Aluminum siding men’s shirt collars reversed and leading to full-time work after g u a r a n t e e d StricUy fresh eggs ■ MISSION rf,' ’ 4-room alnkle, full cellar, oil ing lot be on the premises and not Restaurant, Burnside Ave., Bast from '87. ‘ Plus your battery. ROOMS OF BRAND ’ ler and Bundy, kfetter'a Music heat, cbmblnsUbn screens, storms, Ghrow away ^ u r paint brushes), BEST BUY CHORCHES Montgomery Ward, 834 Main St., replaced. Marlow’s Llttla Mend graduaUonT Visit our Home Office from our own poultry farm, deliv- Martin E. Alvord, Qhiirnuui db the highway, sanitary facilities Hartford. Reservations'' may be withlii the next two weeks and arsd Wednasday, Thursday or Fri n e w FURNITURE, Studio, 177 McKee. MI. 8-7500, Harry E. Russell, Secretary deep yard, fenced in, excellent con Moderatb Down Payment be provided, and that the organisa riade with Harold T. Flaherty, klanehester.neiM ' ing Shop. . AND APPLIANCE dition. $10,500. Reasonable terma. VI Chevrolet Bel Air Coupe— learn the advantages which* you day afternoon. Tel. MI. 9-9893. For Veterans and Non-Veterans tion ' Mean up the grounds after Church St^, Brpadbrook, not later Prn^er glide. Fully equipped, FLAT FINISH HoUand window will enjoy on various jobe as f o r o n l y 1519.18 Manchester, Ctonn. the affair. toon (tot 38;. Auto Rcipuirinf—Paintinf 7 ohadep, nmde to nneasure. AU member of our organization. MONTHLT-PA'YkUBNTS Wcaring Apparal—Fan .57 September 14, 1954 See Jarvis For Your Beat Also McLsughlap Bros., local Alleys Open i Save 811- BOLTON LAKE Mortgage Deal builders, were granted permission The Fonnal Owning Of metal Venetian bUnda at a new Articles Ftor Sale 45 OF 116.12 LADY'S winter coat, black, size 14, R The South Windsor Community .*81 Studebaker I,andcruiaer—Very CAR BURN OIL? low price. Keys nude while you Conh. Co. Ashley St. Bus Service Beautiful Philco Electric Refrig- OSEDALE SECTION JARVIS REALTY CO. to build' on, a piece pf land on Hall bowling alleys opened offlcisl- To Our Main Ekitrance OOMB IN—Browoe around The like new, cost 160, asking 820, ' 6-room winterised home,' mod Beelscbub Road at Variance with ' c le a n ...... Save wait. MarloWa . ■" ertitor Three men’a overcoats, 1 black, '654 Center Street ly Simday afternoon for the season. Economy dverhaul, most all Woodabed, U Main St.. Manchea- ern, very clean, oil heat, knotty CaU MI-3-4112 the minimum footage require John Nicholson, chairman of the 'BO Ford V-S Custom Club Coupe Interviews 8:16 to 4:00 ter, Coon. Good used fUrnituro Beautiful Washing kCachine * 1 tweed, both excellent $10 each. (Uurs. Parts and labor 349.96., Beautiful Bedroom Suite pine living room, combination Evenings Call kG-9-6685 ments. The land was purchased building committee, haa annotoiced —Radio and heater, overdfive, Monday thru Friday bought and ooldL TtL ML 99154. One brown, good condition $8. AU ADVANCiMENT Bcreens, storms, large lo t Ideal before the new zoning ordinance fo money down. |4.90 month- Building—Contraeting 14 Open 'tU 7 p.m. Beautiful Uving Room Suita' lie 88. Boy’s, size 6 brown Done- or MI-S-7^7 that toe alleys and building will be . ExceUent condition through location for children.' Asking went into effect. under, toe mankgement of Gus Bou out Save Ill- y. All work guaranteed. GENERAL CJARPENTRY— Altera Personnel Department Beautiful Dinette Set al tweed winter suit with cap to 810,500—SIX room home, near new BUY YOUR electric razor where it BMutiful "De Luxe” Range {match, excellent, $10; Boy’s size -OPPORTUNin^ $9,900. 'W4U qualify for veterans MeeUng HeM tin of Pleasant VaUpy Road; tions, additions and new construc mortgage, low down payment. Also (School, hot water oil heat, 3-car A special meeting of the Art Meeting Schednled *80 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan . .|695 MOTOR SALE tion. Dormers, porches, garages THE CONNECTICUT can 'be serviced. Remtiwton, Iiietead of Philco,‘Electric Refrig. 9 brown checked topcoat and hat, garage. Large lot; Immediate oc F<^ Chevrolet, eta ...... |124Ml MUTUAL LIFE Schick Sunbeam and Norelco. erator.. If You Prefer like, new, |8. Phone. kG. 39248. fo r good 4-room eingle in eame section League wastoeld last night when The first fall maeting of toe and rooms finished at reasonable for $g,400. WUl qualify for veteran. cupancy. Madeline Smith, Realtor, plans were made for the coming Ladies Aid; Society will be held *80 Bulck Revlera Super—Auto Pontiac, OIdsmobUe,ietc. '. .1174.95 prieps. Workmanship guaranteed. INSURANCE COMPANY Russeil’s Barber Shop, corner Rugs, /Lamps, Tibles, Linoleum kG. 9-1542 or 9-1148„ matic drive. Priced to save No Money Down, I3.9P. Weekly. Oak and Spruce; ' and A Few Other Articles BOYS’ PANTS, shirts and jacket, SKILLED MEN season and for a tea and exhibition. Friday at 3 p.m. at toe home of many dollars. ,|845 Free estimates. Robert M. Alex 140 Garden Street, Hartford size 10; glrlz’ coats, dress, skirts Several other good singles and Registrations were sicebpted for Mra. Steven D. WIUISams, Jr., on , New Motor Guarantee. ander. Tcl. MI. 9-7716 EVERYTHINO . : \ ■ two families. GREEN klANOR—Six room ranch,- PEgT. HUMUS, shredded. Excel and sweater, 11 or 13 years old. three bedrooms, large living room, toe various classes. Ellington Road. *46 Studebaker Starllte Coupe |S95 FOR ONLY |519a6 MI. 9-8564. are alwaya hetter-thaa-avarage COLE MOTORS > CABINET MAKINO~W i also do lent soil conditioner, top dressing. fireplace, tile bath, extra birch Truck Wins Prize Dr. Harry B., Miner will observe all types of carpentry work, re We will train you if you have Manchester kH. 8-5515. Free etorage nntU wanted. Free la the fast-expoadlng aircraft kitchen cabinets, aluminum com' The South Windsor Volunteer the 2Sth anniversary of his ordina *47 Pontiac Sedan Coupe ...$295 436 Center Strelt -L deliveiy. GIRL’S Burgundy coat and legging indnatry. So why not «tart to g o d c h il d : REALTY CO. tion to toe ministry, which' , took \ modeling, alterations, etc. Good aet, sisf 4. Good aa new, $15. kG. Real Estate and Inaurance. bination windows, fire alarm eys- Fire Dept, won a prize for having *81 Henry J-r-E^ue finish. r'. .|295 MI-94)980 workmanohip, and reasonable other selling- experience. Tree set (^up^ by, our own reliaUe day to huild a future at pratt te'ni, shade trees. Exceptional place in'i the Wapping Oommiinity LOOK men. j’ 9-4057. 5 Forest St.. Manchester the best Are truck in- the second Church, Sept. IS, 19M. Dr. kUner ratea. Estimates gladly given. WE SAY AGAIN value at 815,^00, Htosen and (ton- annual parade and picnic of the *41 Pontiac Convertible—Make an and Whltoey. Aircraft. ’ MI9-7920 or kG-9-0798 would be pleased to have as many Auto Driving School 7>A CaU Oiqk at PL 39695 or John at Corset department, full timie, POWER MOWERS ■ NO PAYMENTS TC- BANKS GENTLEMAN’S Winter overcoat, ion Co. kG. 9-0788 . BU. 9-39S8. Broad Brook Fire Dept. Sunday , offer. ML 89769. OR FINANCE COkIPANIES bf .hia local friends, a# can, attend permanent position, pleasant No Money Down—12 Weekly used a few times. Size 48. kG. MANCHESTER GREEN - Excel: afternoon. Nine other depart toe special servicea and reception AUTO DRIVINO inatruction ;from working condHiona, liberal BUDGET CENTER PHONE HARTFORD CH-7-0358 9-7087. ■ We still need- ments from the area participated. your home. Inaured dual cdntral GEINERAL Construction, altera^ T lent six room ranch home, at which will be held sit toe Cbngraga- Many Others To Choooa From tiona, remodeling, ptoM c ..tile atore . discounts,' salary and 91 Center Street AFTER J P. M. CH-89690 ILStEWDOD CIRCLE tached garage, tiled bath, enclosed The vacation schedule for the ticMl Church, Seymour on Sunday. car. Laracn Driving School. klL i MI-3-41S4 SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT 8 Tool and Die Makers Elementary School has been an B*Z' Terms 99075. counter, work, garage, etc. No job Incentive bonus. Wsnted-^To Buy 58 porch, attic storage, amesite Dr, Miner la pastor of that church. too amall. Eugene Glrardln, 15 drive, storm winded and doors. nounced----- The achool will be A ^ L —B—E - R—T— S 8 Tool and Gauge Inaptie- Reduced fb^ quick aale.^7 rooms, closed Oqt. 39 when teachers Will BALLARD’S ORTVINO 8(SO O L - Trotter St. kO. 99509. r o y a l a n d Smith-Corona port' 48-45 AUyn St„ Hartford USEID PIANOS, in good condiUoh. Fenced in lot. O v^ r learihglGua^ ManchescIS^ Evening Herald CHORCHES > MOTORS "klanchester’s oldest.’’ Owner- Contact BURTON’S, Inc. and standard . typawritora.. Top cosh price jiaid. kG. .8-5680. tora 2 baths, lavatory, finishsd (niicna- cheater, 915,900 for quick sale. attend' the state convention; Nov. ^i'spptag eemspondent, Mra. Aa- Csrtifled/by AAA and . Board of AU of ailWng machines Kemp’s, Inc. - tlon room, gtassed-aersensd bireoie- Howard R^Hostingi. Agency, Man- 25 and 36 will be the Thanksgiv nie CoUfaM, tetephene .katchall 80 Oakland Street Florists—Nurseries 15 In Person . ' -Modernize Your Kitfcheh • dauge Makers , chester.'ku. 9-1107 time. 5-4419. Phone kCI*9-9483 - Education. We offer training, ex Of rented. Rapalro on all way, 2-car garags, invlmmlng peoL ing holfdays; Dec. 24 will be the 'I.-''*'.. perience, latest methods. kO. maJtob. Martow’ a Now At Small Coaf flrat day of the (toristmas vaca 9-2345. . RotMBft WUhoat Board 59 • Precision Machinists $0’ cabana with fireplace. MANCHESTER, Hamlin St. Duplex tion with school reopening on Jan. ALL’S W ELL ■ Formerly Cox Hardware : fi ASTER b o u q u e t s at Oder- WANTED— Garment preeser for CEDAR ROUND rail and poet fenc 30% O ff • Turret Lathe^mntora 6 and, large rooms, large loL ‘8. . ■ » , BEFORE-YOU Buy a uoed'car AUTO DRIVINO inltru^aoii. AU mann’s, 904 Parker St.-' ing inataUed. Also clotbes poles. FRCB4T ROOM, Centrally located, CaU Now! oil beat, two-eSr- garage. Good in laundry. Experience preferred tot 'kmtimious hot water. Parking, The one week winter Vacation Kansas City A. Kseling Sea Gorman Ifotor Salea. Buick Meaocna on insured dual control not necesaary. Apply in-peraon, CaU k 0 . 9-9757. — on all Youngstown Sinks and • Sheet nietal Mechanics corns. Howard R. Hostthgs Agen likes to have plenty of water for Salea and Servioa 265 ktam ientleman preferred. kG. 9-7139. oy, Manchester. kG. 9-1107 any will begin On Feb. 21. SehOoI will car. Oapabla expani^ed instruc RooDng—Siding^,. 16 Maple Dry Cleanen and Launder- Cabinets in s^ k . WARREN.E. HOWLAND close for Good Friday on April g his garden,_ but not at the » ftoepptoep CORNER MAIN ST. ajid MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST atroet MlteheU 9-45Tl- Open ere- tor. Oordner Auto Staiool. kH. era, 72 Maple St.' HOT AIR furnace, Tlmkln rotAry • Fusion Welders time, water rates in Johnson' Comity. n lh n . 1 oil burner equipped with hiimiLnim- NEWLY OBOORATED, BeautlfUUy |v-|; - '•''r Bealtor-Insuref with toe spring vacation begi^ing 9-5010, JA. 79680. RAY’S R(X>FINO Co. BuUt up E-Z 'Cerms' furnished and spacious room. The April 25. Memorial Day vrill be And once ha decided to dig his STENOGRAPHER, attracUve, per fier. In use. Reasonable. Call kH. Mi-3-8600 ka-S-8711 WONDlERFUL BUY for folks who BEFORE YOU Decide to toy ' a roofti'^igutter work, roof, chlnuiey most complste light houaekeeplng want wide open garden space. A the flnal holiday before the clos own well, IS feet of aoUd rock and DRIVINO 'InatnicUons from your manent poeiUon available In Hart-, 99175 after 6:80 p.mi- BENSON’S, Inc. ALSO a chonia of neighborly derlslcn OPPOSITE (sORMAN'S BUICK STATION ^new or used car drop in. and aee home, Dual-control insureo car, repairs. Free estimates. Ray fadatiea avaiJabla m Manchester. good house with all improvements ing date of achool June 22. H^enow. Ml. 9-3314. Ray Jack- ford, for alert young .lady in cen PERFECTION SPACE heater. $6; 1086 Main Street You wlU Aarval at the cleanllnets OVERLOOK DRIVE and a 3-car garags. price $13,000. itabool Menus couldn’t stop htoiv 'Dick on klUt at Dickenamt Motor sta n d m or automatic. Call Man- trally located life insurance agen Janitors Sales at Center and Cooper Sta. cheatar Drivtiu Academy. PL •09( kG. 8-8825. 3 burner apace heater,-$10; West- o f this bulidlng. ChUdren accepted. Madeline Smith Realtor. kG. Hie menu for the Union School Keeling gueoeed there was water cy. Opportunity-for advancement Oentrat. Priced so reaaonaMe 4-Room (tope, (tod. Full cellar, 9-1443 or 94144. beneath his basement when 3-7349, Ib ll free. ROOFINQ, Siding and eairantry. and ideal working conditions, five inghouse refrigerator^ good nm- luncheon program for the rest of 3964 CHEVROLET tudor, tutone nlng condition, 889; electric oil AU summer furniture drasMtolly you’U gaq>! Be sure and aee this new arteelan wells, 3 rbpms un- the week follows: Thursday, vege noticed that a hydrangea huoh green-gray. This car was won by .A lter^ on s and oddlUona. OeU- day week, free life tod hospital reduced for clearance. . MM. kbs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St flnUihed, hot air oil heat. $10,900. MANCHESTER ~ glx room (tope near his garage was blooming de d.' MOKTLOCX’8 DRIVING Sebobi. insurance. For interview call JA. pump, $10; eefa, all shot, nb price. table plate, boiled' egg, breed and a man who already has a new Luot confidence Quickly restored inga Workinanablp guaranteed. Outboard, motor, good for trolling, A real buy. (tod, garage, dormers, fireplace, spite a searing drought last sum A; A, Dion, Ina, 299~ Autumn 2-1303. _ FURNISHED Room for rent, nimr EnployMent Offici jelly, pudding; Friday, macaroni, mer. CbevRdet, pcwittvely' never regis by a skiUed, courteoiu Instructor. 835; folding bed, too hard, 815; CHAkfBERS FURNITURE fuU basement; Sliding door closets. tuna flsh salad, sliced tomato and tered. kfUeoge only 44 mUes. Ucehse included. Inaured, dual rtreet. kntch*Il V9860; easy cludr, very comfortable, your Mtain St, GenUeman prefernd, 9 ORCKIERY STORE Deep, shaded lot. ()uiet street be ‘ He devoted six months of spare AVON PRODUfTTS afford you 'an (ALES Hazel St-kO. 9-3170. Weekdays ^ tween Hollister and new high lettuce, corn, bread, fruit, jello. time labor to the project, which Name of the Winner and the spon' controUed'standard and hydrama- FOR THE BEST in Bonded built excellent income (wportunity if price; 9x13 rug, almoet shot, yoiir /■: Milk is aerved'wtth ail mefls. soring organizaUon furnished on t.Uo ca n . klL 9-7898. price,.. also other articles. For 8 A. M. to 4:3Q P. M. . Fully equipped and stockedr.Gobd school. iVA .appraised, $13,200. Ask cost, him 836. He Ir^rovtaed t(K^ requeat. 86 months to pay. Doug up roofs, shlngla rooff, gutters, your can qualify. CaU MI. 9-3814. A t Tbe Green ROOM TO RENT. ' near Center. going business. ing $13,900. Owner k^. 9-3018. Mrs. Beatrice Ctorroll is in aa he went along. To cut through conductors and root repairs « n more Information call kH. 9-7587 kG-3-5187 GenUeman preferred. 37 Foeter charge of the lunch room this year las klotors, 888 Main, * ElARN AT Home doing a high pay or kH. 9-7130. the layers of■ rock he used led Mta Gsragw—Soryice—Storage 10 Coughlin, Mitchell 8 7707. St. kG. 39381. Ma n c h e s t e r hom e MANCHESTER Outaklrts. four with^'M'rs. Beatrice Hunt the as- made of iron from on old railroad 2963 CHEVROLBT8,' two-door and ing handwork. Interested women Houra: 10 to 5 P R A H A WHITNEY room expandable Cape (tod. Arte- sistantr .. . will be taught. Write Box 296, FLAGSTONE. Stona for VERY ATTRACTIVE room, de- IMPROVEkfENT CO. car axle. To drop the bits sgahut four-door, very clean and in excel bousa. traoU. ftrepUcea, ale. Bol 7:30 to 3:30 P. M. AIRCRAFT elan IfeU, dormera, lota ot trees the rock he rigged up an apparatus Featuring, A Complete Line Of: Hardwareg Ajdco Paint and lent eondiUon. Hurry, hurry, only S^TORAGE SPACE available on R oofing and Chimneys 16--A West Hartford, Conn. sirahle neighborhood. Phone kG. Fhones:. klI-3-8177. 3-7787. 9^7306 and privacy.' Bolton—brand new The town, eecaped damage from ton-Notch Quarry M*. 89617. 89135. ' Division ot Valtod Almatt consisting, largely, of a carpenter’e SM . At Center Motor Sales, 461 Cottage Street. Tri. kU. 9-33S8: ROOFING—Specialising In repoii- EXTRA BIG Trade-in aUoiwancea - Route 44-A—Bolton, Cqnn.. five room ranch, garage and fire Saturday’s hurricane. A few trees sawhorse and a 12-foot plank act- Main. Help wanted—Male 36 RU(> WCX>L and renmanta, In- CorpM ntler Licensed Brokers place, three bedrooms, hot water and llinbe'were blown down in'' ingas a levef. Garnish, Electrical Equipment and Supplies, Stanley Toots, ing roofs of all kinds. Also new tot' your worn outdated wood AT THE CENTER. Pleasant, large heat % acre. Alao four room roofs Gutter work. Chimneys atructlons in making beautiful kitchen or dinette set. Trade in rooms for genUemen, single or Boat Hartnrd. C09C various, parts of the town and • N bwi he pipes abundant water to 3960 CHEVROLET tudor. A-1 con Motorcyeles—Bieyoles 11 BOOKKEEPER or jujdbr account- braided ruga that add distinction VACANT—19 Waavsr Road — Six ranch, fireplace, two bedrooms. electrik: and telephone service was his garden. dition. 1796. Radio and beater. kH cleaned, rtoalred. M years’ ex now for up-to-date,' chrome or double, with or without Utchen ropm rtoch, tores bedrooms, radi kUny-m ore lisUnga. Lower down BICYCTES, new, uaed, bought and perience. Fran aatJmataa. Call ant. Must be experienced — to to any homa. Gen’s Rug Shm, 85 wrought iron kitchen furniture. privUegea. 14 or 18 Wadsworth St dtaixipted in a few areas for a Yale Hardware, Garden Tools Of All Kinds, Hort't Seeds, U-5913. auperviae office in growing busi Talcott Ava., RockviUa. Phone ant hot watar ,h*at oU, vsnstlsn pairment,; For more . Information riiort tims, but wan'restored by WATCHFUL WASHINGTON ^ d . Repairing and rabuilding. Howley. Manchaatae Mltehall K terms. No cash required. Ben Minds, firaplscc, csram ic bath- phons Barbara Woods Agency. kG. ItESPONSIBLE Party to take, over Free pick Up and delivery withm S-S861, ' ness. ExceUent opportunity and 58706. . son’s, Inc., 1086 Main. nlgtatfaX. good pay. Write Box J, Herald. room, attached garage. Aluminum 9-7702; The South Windsor Volunteer The Waahingtpn Elm, near the Distributor for Aluminum Combinotiton Screens and Storm paymenU of 1954 Studahaker two mile radius. Manchester GIVE SHOPSkOTH Marie 8 this -''IStorm 'tond screen /.cQMMnation . Oiampion cotm . FuUy equipped. Qrcle Shop, 166 West ktlddle Turn DONT THROW your old worn mat- COLONIAL, Six targs rooms and Fire Dept.' and-rnembera of the Senate wing .of the United HesUng—'PlnmbiBg 17 854' PER WEEK, part Ume, 8 Christmas. A tomplete power trass awayr-ita worth big money FOR EXPERT Windowa, three aluminum'^'cqm- cavil Deirense organisation stqod States (topitol, survived until . Only Ijwo miiM. No down pay pike. kO. 9-3098 or 9-8503. hours daUy, a. m. or evenings workshop in one ingeniously de SEPTIG TUWS Mnatlon°'doon. Large lot, 190 ft. sun porch, oil steam heat, excel m ent kO, 9-7301. I.ENNOX FURNACES and warm in trade for new comfortable sleep by St the firehouse until the'storm 1948. 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Benson’s, Inc., 1088 kfaln summer achool at Central kCchl- Mltchall 8-7808. wages paid to right man. in- TiLJyH- - M rooms finished, or four room drive, screens and atorm windows. ataKad as praeident o f toe Abe> E. gan collMs eaeh summer and AND UNTIL f P.M. bN THURSDAYS r a B D atom four-door, AUSTIN l^ard, 894 kCain St. Makchester.' S t 9 39 Croea Owner leaving state wants imme- Miller Poet, Lagton Auxiliary to A. CHAMBERS CO., ourance, paid ] vacationa, empliora S88MA1N McKINNEY RRQS. ranch, nearly new near teaches during the winter. A -' X SV eondit^to' ^.O . E BURNB1R8 and pot.hwm- local long dtotanca nwrihgi dieooimta, Bghway, suburban 9^212" dista sale. Price 813400. Escott night at 8 at this Flaasant Valfey widow, she is 2T timss . t M OonlWUHs Garage, many other benefits. A' CHIB AND play pen, good condi- IBBWBBAW DUPOAAL 0& arq claanad. New and used bum- atorage. Coll ML 88117. Apply ini^rron. Morlarty Brqs. ALL COPPER 80 gallon hot water HlitfW— . ML 94183, Agency. 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T#BNtlf-EIGHT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1954 Avenife Daily Nat Praaa Run fb r the Week Ended iianrI;?Btfr lEttrnftu} ll^raUt Sept. 11. 1864 I Of O. E Wa Regtotratloas a n being taken at The Toung l^ p le 's Zone Rally 11,305 ,^Ux>ut Tow n the TWCA office at the Oommu- will be held tlw evening at 7:45 Jacobsong Buy hlty T for the playschool spon* at the Church" of the Nasarepe. Dumschat'Gorens Wedding Msnsbsr o t Urn Audit aored by the TW. The office U Guest speakers will be the Rev. Bnrwui of areolatloa Tt. Oirli Frlmdly Society open ’ from • a.m. to 4 p.m. and GHmt Cross and the Rev. Lyle Main Street Home __ « of S t Ittry 'i BpiKopiil school begins next week. Friday Calhoun. Tomorrow ■ at 6:45 the MancheMtor— A City o f VUlago Charm iinrch a n openlnc Ita 1954 aea> will be "Acquaintance Day,” when Youth Caravan will have their Dr.mnd Mrs. Charles E. Jacob-, •on with a covend diah aupper mothen and children nuy visit the meeting at the Youth Building,' son, Jr., of 45 Wyllya St., hava VOL. Lxxm, N a SOI tCInsaifted Aivsrtlalkg an Paga U) FrWiy oveidnc at the Pariah classnom at i9:30 in the morning. Nasarene Park. Im ANCHESTER, CONNn THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16,1954 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICK Houaa a t S:SO- Evelyn Lambert, Just purchased an eight room preiM m t will welcome the clergy The Merrlweds, married couples Duplicate bridge will be played house and the surroundln|i prop and their wivea, 'and the membera group, will have a catered- supper, tomorrow night at the VFW Hall erty kt 172 E. Center and Hamlin and their invited gueats. Speaker Friday at T p.m. at the Second starting promptly at 8:0S p.m. Last Streets,-adcordlng to George Gra- Dulles Sees will be Kiaa Edna Fox, preaident Oongngatlonal Church. Mrs. Thursday night's winners • were ziadio, realtor who handled the Adenauer Blasted of the O.F.E of Connecticut, who Stanley MattesM,, |488 Parker St. north-south: Mr. and Mrs. Sedge- transaction. win ahow moviea of her trip of the wick and Arthur and Donald Dr. Jacobson plans to convert BHUah lalea. may ^ contacted for those who U-’ would like free baby sitters that, Sherry: east-west: Joseph Toce the building, which is Just inside a A s ia S a v e d evening. and William Butcher and Len business zone, to offices suid wait U. S. to Back British A •pedal meeting of St. Bride- By Socialists over O'Connor and James Baker. ing rooms Sind will divide his time et’a Cemetery Aaen. wTl be held between his Manchester and Hart toltaorrow n ii^t at 8 o'dock in the Manchester. Elks who. plan to William A. Bayer, son of Mr. and ford practices. B y S E A T O Church Halt ' attend the institution cennionies Mrs. Irving Bgyer of 14 Stephen and banquet of Branford Lodge St., has been enrolled as a fresh- Mrs. Jacobson ssid yesterday that probably both the first two ^Secret Decisions^ A eon, Steven Alan, waa Iwm Saturdsy and who have not noti* ihan at Massachusetts Institute of Washington, Sept. 16 ()P)— Sept. 12 at the Hartford Hoapital fied the local committee chairman. Technology in Cambridge, Mass. flPors will be used for the offices Secretary of State Dulles to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sessions James H. McVeigh are urged to Bayer graduated from Manchester and waiting rooms with no changes planned for the third Bonn, Crarmany, Sept. 16'*they reached the Soviet sector of switched hie drive for strong of 58 West S t do so before noon tomorrow. High School with the class of 1954. Berlin, er anti-Communist defenses To Rearm West Germany story. ,,,, (/P) — Parliament heard a The SooialUta particulariy aa- The property, with about 100 charge today that Chancellor aailed Schroader for maintaining to Europe today — outwardly foot ftontage 'bn '. East Centsr confided that a strong bar .Street and -150 on Hamlin, waa Konrad Adenauer’g ’’■ystem to the end that John wga abducted. sold by Anthony and. Crescenso of secret decisions" is endan John awltehed sidee July 20 and rier has been erected against later told the World Preas he did any new Red aggression in Three Return to Freedom DcClantis. Atty Jay E- Rubinow gering democracy in West It voluntarily as a protest against represented both the purchasers Germany. rebirth of "Naslam” in .Wast Ger southeast Asia. and the sellers In the sale. The attack waa led by Socialiat many. Dulles said In a broadcast re New V deputies. They demanded that In Schroeder told tha deputies he port to the nation last night that terior'' Minister Gerhard Schroeder did not want to minimize the John he believed ' the new Southeast resign and that a full-scale Inquiry case^, but "it is not a catastrophe." Asia Defense Pact would make F O R RENT be undertaken into the defection of His comment aroused a storm of "substantial contribution" to the Security Director Otto John and a protest fro the opposition .benches, preservation of free governments 4 .R O O M ' $ deputy of Adenauer’a Chriatian and to the blocking of further aces quickly quelled, by the gavel. /O FH C E SUITE Democratic (CDUJ party to the Communist expansion. With Feather Communist East. The Interior Minister went on Furthermore, he pictured "pow Excellent decor — complete Adenauer, Buffeted by election to aay:: ^ erful naval and air forces” of the 1— There Is no evidence Unking ite THE ASSOCIATED PRESS facilitlee. Center Street " ...v ...... /■ aetbacks to the CDU In the north United States in the western Pa American and British sources in London, diaeinged today tint* hot,.. ISttI* price... big luccctt... a very Hot.' ' only this week and by the wreck spy roundups In the East Zone cific as backing up the treaty $100 PER MONTH tering tlMip« to put on now ond woorjnie foil... ' age of his pet European Army with-John and the knowledge he signed at Manila last week with the United States has decided to support Britain’s plan for plan, sat by impaaaively. poasessed. threat of retaliation against any quickly rearming West Germany within the Atlantic pact. complomontt ovory coilumO... 2— A $125,000 reward he offered CAU MI-9.U80 Socialist Wilhelm Mellies de aggressor. He said . this threat But they said Washington has reserved ita position on tha clared the defection of John, former for clues to the "kidnapers" was can protect many nations as effec full wnfo of MW N il color* head of the aecuriw bureau, and intended to fluah put if poaalMc, tively as it can protect one. British suggestion for a seven-nation alliance aa a subirtituta Information on "dieUier John was CDU. Deputy Karl Franz Schmltt- Talk FUnned te Advaaoe for the ill-fated European Defense Community (EDC). Un WHtmack muzt be traced to what a long-time double agent with a der the British plan. West Germany and Italy would join he called Adenauer's personal network inside the Adenauer gov Hia radlo-TV talk filmed in ad RANG! habit of reaching "secret decisions ernment or if he acted on impuke. vance, was broadcast almost three Britain, France, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg in a 'X. New Felt Berets $1.98 without consulting anyone else." hqun after he had left by plane revamped Brassels pact. — MRS, ROBERT DUMSGHAT Amid Jeering laughter from his for Europe on a quick mission to Informants said the American i FUEL OIL "Faith in Democracy has been parliamentary foes, Adenauer said \ In all colors. staggered,” he asserted. '"Too lltUa he did not have tiine to answer find out at first hand what meas position was. adopted Sunday by IlK A a',. Miss Eunice Gloria Gorens.Aa gown of navy blue lece over pale GASOLINE 'n ' ■ has Be en done to build parliamen .‘‘numerous gimundless assertiooa" ures European leadete have In the National Security Council i f |0 T i r |0 f t daughter of Mr. and MrC. Daniel Wu* taffeta with matching acces- tary democracy,” against hia government. mind now that. the French Na meeting In special session under i NUUincry Dept.—-2nd Floor tional Assembly has shelved the President Eisenhower In Denver, ! m • ' m GoVens of 14 Victoria Rd., was' "”*^** corsage of white Melllea and Deputy Walter Men- "I must leave now,” he said, *’to . . o * -a * ! rosea. After a motor trip the ■el echoed what Jbhh and Schmitt- receive American Foreign Minister European Defense Community Colo. It was outlined to BritMi > §4 gai* I I A married SatuMay afternoon to ,, will reside at 14 Victoria BANTLY OIL Wittmack themselves said in Red- Dulles, who is coming to Bonn for (EDC) treaty under which West' Ambassador Sir Roger Makins te ! J. X KX f Norman Robert Dumschat, son of Rd.. after Oct. 1 spohsbred newa conferences after decisive talka on Gennany's fate.” Germany would hava been re Washington by Secretary of State ‘ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dumschat I HALE’S SEPTEMBER SALE OF business of winning elections ah^ warnefd them of the dangers and Italy with a defensive pact French Government to cooperate on the means for lyashlngton, Sept. 16 (#1 -^Th« Presented in marriage by her of party disunity. Nixon declared: “If you were for Eisen te a new European alllanca was. drawn up at Brussels iii 1948 by Army is taking special steps to New York, Sept. 16 (A>) — The RockyXMarciano-Ezzard achieving it. father, the bride was wearing a hower in 1962 , . you have no,^- England, France, Belgium, the made knOWh today to Foreign In a Buniqus issued after white lace and satin gown with a 'Choice but to vote for Republican Netherlands and Luxembourg. warn citizens if deadly gas, ra Charles heav)’weight title fight today w as^stpon^ from Minister Anthony Eden. The Bri- two days of conftrenewa, tha Fhr- lace fitted bodice, bateau neckline, candidates for the House and This pact does not provide for diological or germ warfare mate tonight until tomorrow night because of rain.T^esident Jim fish foreign minister will fly back «ign Secretary and tha Ptaialar illusion yoke and long tapering Senate in 19S4.” Martin Claims any supra-national authority such, Norris of the International Boxing Club announc^ the second with hia report to London tonight said they lud fiiUy egreert oa the lace sleeves. Her full satin skirt BEDDING and LINENS "One of our major dangera is rials escape during shipment. postponement of the Yenkee Rta--^ —'v. baeid principle of a united Enrope. W eVe Fallen For g in n in g Fashions . terminated in a cathedral train. disunity in the RepubUcan organi- as EDC would have created and A new regulation-required pub Oburchlllcaurchiii ChllaCblla Oabtoet pnncipia oc a umeed Enrope. under which FrSnee, Germany and lic announcement “in event that dlum 15-rounder as a drtzsling Prims Minister Sir Winston Jjdudteg tha full partidpetlaa ef She wore a fingertip veil of im aation. The Maine organization CyjP Congress the other EDC countries would rain continueRIG. $2.39— 43x101 ...... The party must work hard, said tion of a Republican Congress in rope provides the first opportunity CBR (chemical, biological, radio without French epproval if it inuniqua said, that it would ba SANFORIZED^ ZIPPBRED Nc^vember la necessary to contin ht has had for active personal par- The promoter said the flght.^ ■eeme to them that the Mendes- useful to caU a conferenoa aoea to necked bodice and a blue pin-tuck Nixon, because If too many Demo logical) material. would go on aa soon as the IBCs Paris, Sept. 16 (P) — French ed tiara. She carried an old fash R«f. $3.98 Vdiia crats ifet iiv Congress - they will ue the Job "of restoring our coun Prompt Warning Needed courts today ordered a magistrate France government intends trying dlBcuaa poUtleal polnu to eamnwn try to ' solvency." (^Mtteaed cm Paga Twelve) Friday night radio-television fight to investigate the reported kid to stall nr block nidi a program. among the waotorn nations. $ (.9 8 to $ ioned bouquet of deep . red Happi h i "torpedo" President raseiihower's Army speclallsta who escort from Washington gets over. Wal 3.98 ness Roses. The two bridesmaids program in mid-term. ~ Americans are faced with im each shipment of CBR material naping of frail 4-month-old ' laa- ChurchiU and Eden wUl be In a Eden and Mcndce-Franca REG. $2.49— 72x108 ...... portant decisions which will de ter Cartier of New York and Wil merged from 2)4 honra of eon- » 3 5 ;0 0 10* 6 9 ^ were dressed in deep rose gowns Nixon said Elsenhower op from depots or production instal lie Troy of Washington meet In a bela Goldsmith, involved I n ' a poslUon to discuss this posslblUty $ 2 -9 9 ponents in the 84th Congress termine whether they atep over custody dispute between her fath with Dulles when the American ference at tha French F o ra lrji ^ot exactly as illustrated. Similar to that of the matron of :x lations are <|irected to "request 10-rounder in the New Capitol Ministry. “ • PRETEENS $2.49 to $4.25 honor. ' Both bridesmaids. Miss would ke looking closer at the "the threshold .of a new era full Senators Split the assistance of newspaper, radio Arena. That fight Is Kheduled to er . and grandmother.. statesman and hia advisers fly in 1958 presidential election than of promise and. abundance," Mar The courts ordered the inveatlr tomorrow. The Britleh have ar Loaded MeelNr Sege, l l GIRLS'DEPT.—2nd FLOOR Ernestine Gorens and Mrs. EhnII stations, local police, ate.” if an start at.,10 p. m. EDT. F. Helm, are sisters of the bride. REG. $2.89— 81x108 $2.29 PULL OR TWIN BID SIZES toward helping the GOP adminis tin said, and added: accident makes imperative - the If the CartiSr-Troy fight ends in gatlon against an "unknown per ranged to begin the discussions Mendee-France aaid thiro w w Best man waa Allen. Schindler of tration enact its program. atea iOOP Oates Over Date for prompt warning' of persons living an early knockout, then the big son or persons.” over a hinch within an hour of "no contradiction and gntaiwy r«*Uy zlppered. JC«ep« maHrctt . "A Democratic Senate and "One of thoae decisions will The little girl, daughter of James DuUes’ arrival. reooncilafete" la thoir v ia m ^ ta i Rockville. Ushers we-.-e Alfred euritary. Good qmiRty onMcnebed muslin. in the area. heavyweight title fight will start Schindler and Emil F. Helm House would torpedo' this magni confront ua with stark urgancy in The regulation says that "if the at 10:30 p. m., EDT. and tha late Isabela Patino (3oM- Dulles is due to fly back to He Announced there would be a More than’ 100 guests attended REG..S9c— 42x34 CASES . . . . ' Ea. 4 9 / ficent work—now at its mid, the 1954 election for Congress. McCartliy Vote technical escort personnel . . . Thus the. IBC will .be able to amith, haa been taken to "a aafe Washington tomorrow night, but meeting of countrlea to the nro- mark," Nixon said. place,” her wealthy Bolivian thete is a poaaibillty ha may visit jeetto weetern aUiaaee to Leadon i mi t i t i i the reception' held at the Com A-t that time, the American people are killed or seriously injured and keep ita contract for the weekly He addressed the one-day R8- will be called upon to paaa Judg- cannot issue" a warning an radio-TV fight and atill show the grandmother's lawyer said earlier Parts, if it seZms a't' the last probefily on Sept. 2T> munity Hall in South Windsor. Tlie publican state convention- in "a Washington, Sept. 16 (P)—Tww today. .. ^ . ROIHMD PRINTr NNIOHTII ioi bride's mother received, in a gown HAU-S OWN MUMb STUSerWEAR ^ 'ment on the historic Republican Democratic Senators diyided today nouncement, the 'military shipping heavyweight fight in theaters mihute that a quick conference te _ *“ •»• ‘i.wae said at ttia Freach nearly filled 2,845-seat movie sccompiishmente of the past two agency, chemical officer of the coast to coast. Father Hotel Hrir Paris might help to awing the Foreig nMiatstry,~ win n tu sn to ' of black Chantilly lace with pink theater in Columbus on whether the Senate should London on hia ^Mctol plana accessories and a corsage of white years." ' called back before the Nov, 2 edh- nearest military installation or a . The weather forecast for tomor The young father, 20-year-old Mendea-France ^vemmenC^ into TYfE 180 fERCALE UDY rEFfEREU. \ "Run aeared", he said, because, line behind the program. Bsea.-' ■. Martin, launching a nationwide gressional elections to act on cen aimllar agency should sound the row^ waa party cloudy and warm British hotel heir James Gold-, Mn Challis "the battles we Itee, generaUy #e\ alarm and send a representative smith filed a charge te the Paris ”*^radew-Franca talked to «-kuge The mother of the groom wore were-too sure of winning." . ^Making tour to boost the Repub sure charges agaihat Sen. McCar er wrlth afternoon temperatures of Eqwa Partoov to AUanro crowd of repoften to the lo ^ COMBED / lican party, ptriured tha forthoom- thy (R-Ws). to the scene of the accident imme about 70. The long rai^e forecast ciVll court last ^ght' for “non- In Bofinj Dullea declared today The speech kicked off a Sl-state diately. • preaentatlon of child,” But tbe of the French Fortegn Mlnlstiy REG; $3.98-^9x74 TWIN BED SIZE bamatormiag tour In the next 45 ing elections as "the most crucial Sen. Gore (D-Tenn)^sald that If for Saturday la fair. "an alternativs musit be found” to after* Eden had'driven efi: la • non-presidentlal balloting of our a special committes appointed to The wording of the regulation M aiiaiar AI Weill amid Marciano court declined to accept It. bring Weat Germany aa an equal days by Nixon in behalf of Presi and of a blank form for use as a pelting rate. REG. $3i09^2x108 . • 4 dent Eisenhower to help elect a times." investigate the chargea^-btfore or would wrork out at 4 p. m. Tom Court attaches explained that partner into the western alliance.' The Ftrenoh Premier shortly after Oct. 1, tbe Senate news release indlcatee that the Tannas, co-manager of . Charles, Goldsmith placed his daughtei- te Arriving by plaine for emergen RuberoM RoofiHg working Republican majority in He told a $50-a-pIate dinner of ahould promptly reconvene to con precise nature of the material in the ctutedy of his mother-in-law. REG. $4.98— 54x74 PULL BED SIZE C orneas this Novenober. the Finance Committee of the said the challenger also would cy copeiiltatlona in Germany and sider whatever recommendationa volved might not be diacloeed. "loosen up.” ' Mra.‘ Antenbr Patino, wrfisn he left % itein, tha American diplomatic (Centtoned ed Page Fweiro) W . H. ENGLAND "Don't let the oppbaitior. candi GOP organisation of Middlesex it may submit. The propoeed ^uuiouncement fo^.-a trip to West Africa about REG. $3.39— 81x108 ; i t ; ...... dates, as they .lutch at our pop County that Americana •'will de Bob Christenberry, chairman of chief was greeted by ChanceUor LUMIER COMPANY ■atm kanvy quilted pads IlUad with pure wUte cotton that wIR ular President's coattails, fool you cide whether they want that dy But in a separate interview Sen. the State Athletic Commission, de two months ago. This waa done Konrad Adenauer jwho arranged McCarran (D-Nav), an avowed (Ceattebed en Page Btevea) . creed that the two fighters would by mutual consent. Tel. M1-8-02M launder n par*, white. Plaatle wrapped. with promisee thet-they will "sup namic, ' far-sight^ program to go for almost Immediate private die- port* him. Ask them If they wlli forward to oompletion—or whether friend of McCarthy, said any such hsve to weigh te a t 12:30 p. m. 'Therefore, these informants con cussions with Dullea — te aearch report should be put aside and no (EDT) tomorrow although they tinued,, the father could not charge of a subatitute for the dead Euro ■‘— in* vote for tbe Republican leaderahip: they want it to be sabotaged and action taken on It until the next anybody writh "nonpreeentation of tin U eliiis R E G . $3.89—90x108...... on Jan. 8,” Nixon aald. It is on ripped ^ to ■ shreds by a Congress So not have to'meet any weight pean. ' DefehaaCommunlty (EDC) Congress meets iii January. requirements. The ceremony wrtll child” at nobody ha<' been oblteed Army traaty. frooi tht AP WirsB DOWNPROOP AND PEATHERPROOF JSn.^ 3 m at Congress holds the Hostile to President Eisenhower...' Sen. Pottei* (R-Mich) took' the' by court" Order to present the cmid Important election of committee Martin’s appearance in New Jer News, Tidbits take place in the Madison Sqd'are Tha talks wfth ITuIlss wUi be view that the nature of the com Garden lobby where the two were at any specified date.. decisive for Germany's fate, (he ehainnen. sey waa^Oie first stop *on a 16-city mittee’s rsport would determine The only legZT recourae left to REG. 79c— 42x38V2 CASES . . Eo. Nixon said a large turnout of tour. The contest in New JersBy Called froM AP Wired weighed on Wednesday. 78-year-oId OianoeUor had told b l o c k e d SIWOM LOOS PHoLOW TICKS / whether a Senate session ahould be . At that time, Cfiiarles scaled Goldsmith to recover his child wras Boetee. Sm L IS (O) -.Thd Mlled. He said there would be no deputies beforo departing for the 192)4 pounda.^the heaviest of his airport from a pazitamentitey de Minefield HdBsw deed eeatrel (CenHaaed on Paga Btevea) (CoBtteMd om Pag* Eteven.) reason for such a session if the career—and Marciano 186 H. (Ooattened ea .Jtage Nineteen) REG. 11.00 WITHOUT ZIPPERS ... Ea. committee recommended against. Iran Army chief counter intel bate. In the debate, Socialista were dasB near WHSmantto. CbOd« 68/ ligence agent.for strategic Aba atlacking his govenunant for what prevented dnauge to eaeaee eT esnsufe. .wThe special bi-partisan rommit- dan 10-18. Colors: Pink grey, aqua grey, yellow . M ise ia g a > te s ? V nourisKed us on- myths and Mc- ' Stevenson devoted a subetantlal CHiinesejCommunist and Nation- pany offirials. Myers (Chesterfield) and P. *rey. (^rtbyism." part of his address to business and sJist big guna dnN brteSy on off Some said thair companies were Lorillard Oo. (Old Gold) stated and said, "It does seem that the Prsatdoat Eteeahewer taday Missing trains? "dnk of the mytha and diator- (Conttenad Paga- Ninetoea) shore ialanda some 85() miles north not using any health claims in ad qaallflad rini~lrbTiiiDs mto Nothing is more * TYFE 1M U D Y PErPERELL SUPER.FINE how he said, it prospered under Uiey would have no comment until tlons that has been carefully, cul Dejnocratic presldenta. of Quemoy., New medical report vertising their products. Most of they .had given the commission's (Cs(ittoued a* Page Twelve) Rhode Islaad for psesIMe ad- irritating than a watch that six bonnttfnl colors te a d«bby harder Cannon towels. Pink, goM, tivated for a long time is that the "For every three business enter given before- Americen Chemical the firm i said they would with propoisals more study. dittaaal federal aid te ci— won’t IcMp good tiine. To pro- " MUSUN SNUCFIT Ubm, white, green and bhw. Democratic party is anti-business," prises exisUng , in this country Society Convention indicates dia hold comment until they had given In letters to eac^ U. S. clgaretts sate ter d $4-50 tMt thcaoeoracy of jopr watdi he .told a Democratic campaign when tha^Democrata took office in Police Bullets Kill the FTC latter more study. i Hnrvteaae 4 betes may be due to some atraage manufacturer, the commiasion yes Jurist to Prepare have it inspected at least once dinner last night. 1933, them were 'fiBur by i95S,” he Uver altesMt. George Weiasman, vice presi terday aakedi for comment on a Hat The 1952. presidential candidate BROWDER TO FACH THIAI, • year. We'll do this far yon R E G . $ 2 .9 9 T W IN S I Z E ...... said. ‘The rate of business failures Crazed Carpenter Prime Minister Nehru give* sup dent and aaatatant to the preaident of nine proposed advertising stand You look' like a little girtrin this high worsted ¥00*0 he amsied at how A N O TI^ SHIPMENT! said the Republican “hatchet men during the so-called Golden 20s port to grofmaal for law pesasH- of (Philip Morria Co. Lt(L, New ards. The standards wOutd limit Comic Books Code New Teth. Sept. IS i#>—Earl TWO PIECE DRESS goWn ‘Tailored by Katz." The tiny satin bow will conduct the smean attacks on was 20,000 a year. But tha: figure tteg divorce by mutual consent Ydrk. declared':'''' " Brawder, former head ad tha inneb bistter your watch will aEOCUUt $M8 UnOA RBAVT'f l a n n e l O AdK DRILL the flanks" while President Eisen- LitUe Rock, Ark- Sept. 16 — cigarette sales appeals generally matches this gaily colored buttons. The secret dropped to only 6,000 a year even . Gov. Lodge announces meeting "An initial glance would indi to quality, taste, flavor and enjoy New York, Sept. IS New Oeammatet party to Om VMIad of.^tgood flt Is the elastlcized back waistband. tun after it is cleaned and oiled. hower delivers “little'aermoneUes." during the hard post-World War Shouting "Come and get me, I Sept. 21 te hia office with admin- cate that the letter dos6 not apply States, waa erdeied taday to In navy «x- black -dot collar If repairs are needed our expert But he said the .- .election this want to die,” a crazed carpenter' ment. York City magistrate who has Wonderfully washable for the fabric is cotton R E G . $ 3 .2 9 F U U S I Z E ...... n period of adjustment from- war Istratore'of corrective inetitutiona to Philip Morria at'thla point." waged long, batUa against Juvenile Btaad trial far parjaij Ha aad and cuffs. Sises 10-18. chains in vat-dyad print of pink or blue on •mvice wiU put things right. IRONING BOARD COVERS week of a Democratic governor In to peace to defense mobtlisati'on. pushed a woman hostage at gun ‘ Weiaaman aaid that the com The commission also sought al)i bla wUn $2.69 • ' I of Stete to form plan to get pdy-' indication whether the companies delinquency today was namad ad- whits. Sizes 32-40. ^ . Maine for the first time in 20 yean point onto her front porch then Hetmia •tnm owNiMi (Staa Oerperatlen Presto ebtetfte aervleo estahUshed at la- pany abandoned tha uae of "health mihlatrator for a aUff-’new code See ne about getting the aauz- eonflnna tk ^ "atfi* people are tired “Oorporation jM'oflts after taxea. stepped through the door to hU atitutions. claims” . te its advertiaing last would- be willing to abide volim- fdlaely ______With elsstte edge. Extra hMVy urafgfct drU with oTthis imendlh^ diet of equal por were more than twice as high in death in a hail of bullets from an tarily by standarda eventually of ethics in tha oft-aaaaUed comic adgrattea heard la IMS Offd $ 5 .9 8 ing new Elgin DuraPower A 106-day "human rights” January, and "aince then we've .adopted. Ihis. led to predictiona book industry. M ainying lot your watefa. TYPE 188 U D Y PEPPERELL COMBED flannel back. Will oyan f t aftfu sisn bpnrf i. Enck tions of niceness, nonsense and 1952 as in the Republican peak off-duty, policeman's gun. striks u a in .t Oral Kenstii Textiles been'teUteg our Story in terms ef Mrs. H>ew(hr aeeaa was h mato-. Bastiness.” year ef 1929.” J. H. Long, 42. ah eacapea from tlMt the FTC would put some kind The newly cresOad . Cornice ber ef tha OteaaaiiaM f d ^ > 2 -9 ® to 9 3 -9 8 Co. of Titeyo ends when company the vintage tobacco that goes into of advertiaing rules into effect Magazine Azan. of America an- ■ il'-"' ■ •»-, ";■■■ ' Pkiaae Uaed by Qulleo He said both the Democratic the Arkansas State (Mental) Hos agrres. to asset debaaade of 10,000 our product.” flPOBTSWEAR—2nd FLOOR Hia reference to "an agonising party and the business conununlty pital yesterday held Mrs; A. D. Within the next few months and nounetd the- salaeUan . of Mag- PEAK FAEsT l OSS B d B H PERCALE SNUOFIT to 12,000 striking jsmpleyaa . . . At Wlnaton-Salem. N. Q., E. A. then enforce them. ietrate ChaHes F. Miirpky aa code reappraisal” waa a take-off on. a want "vigoroua, atimutetlwi' com Lynn captive in her home while Norwalk couple booked on cbaige Darr, te**h>ent of R. J. Reynolda Waahtogtoa. Sept. ia.0Pb« F. E. B ^ Y Grtttt SUaifs Givea With Cash ^ c s ■Imilar phrase used by Secretary petition in a growing economy." he deliberated hiS n«it move and- Weiaaman of Philip Morris said: admlnlztrator. He wUl take the of robbery with violence te North Tobacco Oo.. aaid hia "general re "We’re looking clMsly into the Oct. 1. BfANOHBSTSB'ff OLDB8T REG. $3.09 TWIN SIZE ...... of State puUes several months ago \ I hope that hard-headed Npeatedly shouted to police; Haves after ettenqKed baMup af action” to the letter waa "favor EaTABUOniEB JsnrB upt $2.59 iforeign policy and lado- busUtessmen will take mutak hard "You'll have to come get me,i.I legal angles.'as wA as the com of the fteat actions eon- p etea ------—* ------’----- "* tee cream stand.. able." ------• / I mercial implications, because thens teniplatad ia the. of all Green Stamps flhina. H^aaid; Iooka\ at the record at those old waht to die. I don't wgnt to go Michigan \ doctor aloerte. pver- Darr aaid, the company is not *,ed 'a 187 Mnin SL—ToL BO-I-M11 “The ‘^ohlxing reappraisal* for slogans about Democratle left beck to that Uc-place." have'been definite limitationa oh ao-caUed horror ond terror hnolra. uae of hospital facilitiaa by in using "any of the clatma'' that Voluntary agroemenU te the cqtaf- Given With Cash j T b o C O . Which Mr. DuUea callad ahoald be- wingers.” he remarked. "Maybe Mrs. Lynn eal^ "I felt eorry for sured iteUtpU fereee rest of hpa- PoBoa to many riUaa already ate Wnte Ik e n tir .BMWng REG. 43.39 F i I l L fte flnt of all m the baartb of the would be forbidden in ndvertisteg epe itedusti^.’)^ wa($tog w er agalniR such puUice. —. ^ ^ pitaliaation insurance, out of rerich lU Camel and Winston faranda.'Sad ClHffl,. RapubUcaa poUUcians who for ao (0«MtaMS Pago NlMlaaa) (OUtebsi e» Fag* Tiai) ef 23 per cent of U. S famUlee. ' addad: "Advertlateg that tetlautaa (O s|rtin a« W R^fid Herald Advf. . \ -1 r \ . $ T-V- ' / \ - 1 . \