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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 iianrlf^ater lEviftting H^ralb Average Daily Net Press Run For th « Week Ended T i l t Weather June 16, 1959 Foreenat Of U. S. Wnatbae Alfred J. D'Eaperanee, M S t sence because he said he is curb, John St., and Kenneth W. Bennett, Amenta Talks ing his personal campaigning “ so Cloudy, not aa eooi tonight. Low About Town -M Baldwin Rd., have been accept­ as not to embarrass the office of 12,065 V'\ ed for admission to Wentworth In­ the governor.” S8-66, Friday, chance at aoMtofO^L Member o f the Audit ahowera, litUa change In tempOra. IjlMflahraUon Agmy Quartet, un- stitute, Boston, Mass. ' Here Tonight However, Ward did appear here Burenu o f Ctteulation M r tk« direction o^ Jtobert Lyone. last Sunday at a picnic sponsored ture. High In raid. Wa, ■ . .1 ■ ' . d Manche$ter^-^A City of V illagedtarm not the Salvation Arh(y Band, will Michael Aglio and Henry Sag- by Local 63. Textile Workers HALE'S n a ^ d p a te in the in itia tio n of lio, both of Marlborough Rd., Local supporters of State Sen. Union of America, AFL-^CIO, Oisiise iio

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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1956 PAGE TRRKK ^airmaut, says anyone interested night's seaaion. tha delegataa took Bolton -J , P)< . . ! i 1 1 1 I < R ock v ilie is Invited attend the -picnic. Scouts Spend Day in Cdlogne, State Delegates tlnia off from the acUyities to dis- : i m 4 d « * * n'l ...... 'I ■ Tlekets are/available from mem­ cusa the Civil Rights issue. LaFOND MANCHESTER MILLS bers of the association or at Leaders explained that the dele­ Sessions. Slated School Report^ Rady Lashed^ Henry Park Sunday. No charge Take Steamer up Rhine River Lose Stronger gation was under obligation to BROTHERS .J ■will be made for children. work for a strong plank because To Make Voters Takes Ellington Church Post the party's state platform pledged STEAK HOUSE The Rev. Dr. Allison Ray Heaps, By EMILY SMITH, ^few pleasure boats and other It to do so. MONSON. MASS. , B y S jtlegjog Dispute Rages Rights Plank Bolton, Aug, 18 (Spe(dsl)--The 1 Rheel St., has announced ac­ Steaming up the Ahina River craft. At times 8 or 10 barges can ceptance of an Invitation of the be seen at one bend of the river, Home ot Threw Buaz of Fua Selectmsn and Town Clerk, nctihg between Cologne and Mainz, Ger­ (Contlniied' frodi Page One) as th# Board for Admission (N Rockvinei A uk. 16 (S pecial)-^ ‘ 01son>Rady Report), and became Ellington Congregational Church all chugging along toward Malhz, Walsh Appointed Aldermaji W llilin Stiles Jr., who 11 protested aKainst the closed-door to become its interim pastor be­ many, Sunday, Aug. U-—What Basle or some other city. They fly Shows Thursday, Friday, nsetors, havs set the dates of •/ ' ■ ; session which was callcd-^to con­ ginning Sept. 1. better way to spend a beautiful the flags of many nations, but “It was obvious that the conven­ To GOP Office thrse sessions to make voters be­ violently opposed the Olson-Rady tion as a whole was satisfied that Report .when it was made public, sider the report. Serving on a full-time basis un­ especially of Germany and Hol­ Soturdoy and Sundoy fore the Nov. 6 election. The first Sunday than steaming up the the platform carried out the iuter- e t these will be held a week Jrom today laahed out at John J. Rady, "When .1 first accepted public til the church secures a perma­ Rhine, fourth of Europe's great land. The trip from the mouth of Atty. Jerome I. Walsh has been cfo-publtsher’of the Rockville Lead­ oBlfie. it was with the f>ill inten­ nent pastor, the Rev. Heaps will the river takes several days, and pretatidn .o f the Supreme Court. Saturday on Aug. 25 from 2 until rivers, with villages and cities Since the ^pority report was pre­ named finance chairman of the . Foeduring 5 pjn. a t ths Community Hall,. ' er, a local weekly newspaper,- and tion of speaking out on the Issues replace the Rev. Kenneth E. John­ close to its banks, vineyards and the whole family goes along on Republican Tow? Committee, It a member of the controversial re- as I saw them. I should be re­ son, who left July 1 to accept a the barges. Many a' family wash­ sented and rejected, the important ttequiremente for those wishing hills, castles of feudal baron, old consideration now will be the word haa been announced by William Sunday AftonMon to be made votera Include the port conmiittee. . miss In m’y duty if 1 allowed per*. pastorate in Hawaii. Dr. Heaps watch towers ,-ilnd a conatant ing can be seen hung out on top of Davif, OOP town chairrnan. Said'Stlles, “The co-publlsher of : sbnal attacks to this inten-. will preach his first selmon at'El- the cargo, and mothers are seen of the Democratic nominee as ''to Family Shows aUtutory aga aUpii;aUon of 21 WE’RE GROWING, stream of traffic, up and down the , A graduate of Yale University the Rockville Leader, has seen lit 1 tion. Neither will I be deterred llngton Sept. .2. watching toddlers. how he interprets the plank,” StartiBg T h ^ 8:$8 yeara and realdancy quaUficationa. busy river thoroughfare Into the and. Catholic University Law One must have bMn a resident ot GRO Since his retirernent several Connecticut leaders in the fight Tel. CX> 7-58M to attack Rie editorially because 1 j by the fact that an opponent con- heart of Europe? That’s what the Along the banks of the river can School, Atty. Walsh waa admitted opposed the acceptance of the | trola a newspaper which' ne does ye^rs ago as a pa.stor of the Som­ be seen many vineyards, ter­ for a strong Civil Rights statement the State for one year end o f the members of Senior Girl Scout had said that the least it should to the practice of law in 1950. -He town for at least six months ' . j not hesitate to use as a medium ers Congregational Church, the raced up on the sides of steep is aaaociated with the law firm Call Ua About Your Party Rev. Dr. Heaps has served as in­ Troop I did last Sunday. contain was a pledge that the Su­ Naturalized citizens must present i<“ !i , for personal attack....” Arriving in Cologne on Saturday hills where it would seem’ impos­ of Atty. Harold W. Oarrlty. We Have Spoclal Party Katea Stating that following the logic terim pastor for a number of preme (jburt desegregation deci­ their eitlsenship papers.. . morning after an all night train- sible for things to grow. It is no A member of the Republican AIR-CONDITIONED of the O-R report on a national churches. His most recent post wonder that In the heart of Ger­ sion would be carried out. Additional aessions of . the Board ride from Copenhagen, the Girl Of the plank as fi'iially approved. Town (Committee for the past will be held on Sept. 29 and Oct. ' level," this form of thinking would was with Union Congregational many's wine industry is the Rhine three years, Atty. Walsh pre­ ' have us throw Mississippi out of Church in Rockville, filling in be­ Scouts almost considered them­ Valley. Rep. Thomaa J. Dodd said: IS both Saturdays, With hours selves "strangers in , an foreign viously served as the registrar of from 2 until 6 p.iii. iiiiii the Union because ^hat state is not tween the Rev. Forrest Musser - The old castles of feudal lords, “I think it's unfortunate we voters in Hamden. land,” with no one to meet them didn’t make it stronger. However, Registrars of both major politi­ paying its own way. On a local aifd the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, some of them well presei-ved, At a meeting of the Town 06ui\ level, the last step, following the present pastor. 'and help them around. However, others in rulps, are- among the It's still a strong one—stronger cal pariiaa 'wlU be in attendance mittee last night, Walter P. Cktr- STATE G at the sessions to take party en­ same peculiar brand of logic. Tennis Winners Named they found that many of the Ger­ moat notable features of this sec­ than In 1948 and 1962.” mil! man people know English and ai’e man Jr., was negenda “Although the majority report WillimMtlc at 6:40 a.pi- re ­ toUl assets of the bank are now gie over Pamela Heer, 6-1, 6-0; cause of considwable damage from Many legends gnd storiiM are was weak on Civil RighU, the turning from Hartford at 3 p.m. SELF-SERVICE SHOPPING IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT over the 69 million mark, a growth Susan Burke over Elaine Shattuck, bombing dulling the last war, but tola of this region, such as the platform, as a While is the best VMunteers 8««(ght ■ N lU r lONI n of over $7'‘arart^ peated. duties . ; . ” have a rehearsal tomorrow at the 500 Attend a glovving account of the Orange 8aa **Bh»waai Jaactlaa**'**Tlia He is well-known in Manches­ American Legion Home. home maintained by the organi- PrAad Oaat*^* Eaumerater Named LADIES' 100% ZEPHYR WOOL Li0htw*loht ter Pythian circles, as well, hav­ -Zktion at Hatboro, Pa., for elderly , The Board of EdiicaUon has re­ ing many friends’ in the two lodges Green Peas with Onion Rings . Banquet of people. Jean Miljar, right worship­ cently appointed Mrs. Roy Bos- Navy blue... white pearl Fun 8lz«d Ho«y«r there. Ingredients; 1 can (8>4 ounces) ful grand mlatreaa, and RUth Day, worth o f Vernon Rd. as school buttons, convertible - It Bmttm County Picnic Dale !4rt very younk small green peas, 1 most worshipful grand mistress, enumerator for the coming year necklines, open kick vepts Bdscoe Talbot of Andover and small onion. 1 tablespoon butter both of British America, were also Mrs. Bosworth has held the post M H Swmmpp m en TELEVISION for a number of years. She will in back. Interlined. Sizes Douglas Bennet of Old Lyme will or margarine. called on for remarks, as were FULL-FASHIONED mm it CiMuis be principal speakers at the an­ Method: Drain liquid from peas Grandmaster W. C. V. Martin of nanvass the town to tabulate the 5-15, 10-18. nil nual Tolland County Democratic into a small saucepan. Peel onion By-MARY T.^-YLOR B. A. and Manchester's \yilliam . number of ^Sl^dren residing here Assn, picnic Sunday at The Pints, and slice thin; separate into rings After meeting* and deliberations TurkiqgtoA, master 6t Nutmeg M S ie R A M S oh Sept. 1 in the age group frohi REG, $24>8 Heury Park. aha add to pea liquid; bring to a attendant upon the 56th biennial District. birth through 16 years. iklbdt, who has served An­ boil; boll gently until just tend^ convention of the Loyal Orange In- Other gueats included the Rev. Mrs. Lydia Allen.Npusic super­ about 5 minutes. Add dralficd NOW TMBi; KAT. visor at the local school, has re­ FAMOUS BRAND dover as representative to the stltutiod of the and James Hutchison and hi* wife Va* M.llla . Aldn Bar Video Everyday —• General Assembly, is seeking elec­ peas and butfei>-to saucepkn and British America for the past' three from Belfast, Ireland, who arc cently received a mastei V degree CARDIGANS reheat. Makes 2,Jp)?C«lsriring8. "BATTLE CRY" All Rights Reserved—^ ^In music. She will devote two full tion as State senator from the days at the Hotel Statler, Hart­ visiting at present in this country. H. T. Dickinson A Co., Ine. LADIES' 35th District. ford. officers and delegates from He is assistdnt Imperial grand days to music Instruction at thi^-lp- cal achool during the coming yearis Bennet. who was secretary to U.S. Customs now permits all states in the Union and Canada chaplain of Ireland. A young man IlHl M AR LdW 'S former Gov. Chester ' Bowles, is Americap iourists to mail home relaxed for food, fellow’ahip and and a forceful speaker, his speech The ^ a r d recently voted to re­ candidate for Congress from' the froiij abroad gifts valued at not was greatly applauded. He said hit quire a yearly physlqal examlna-' fuA last evening. tlon of school bus drivers prior to FURNITURE DEPT. Second Congregational District. mote than $10 to as many persons Not for nearly 50 years has the father and grandfather were $ 2 8 8 Sept. 1 each year. A certificate of Lower Street Floor Level Nicholas Pawluk, committee’ as they wish free of duty. Supreme Convention been held in Orangemen, and he vcaa extremely interested in this great Protestant fitness sijgnad by the examining Connecticut, and for the past two OPEN TONIGHT doctor must be aubmitted. .Coats of years or since the decision was organizMidn ' and its Christian insi ideals. the examination will be borne by n(iade to convene In Hartford, c'om- UNTIL 9 the Board. min inlttees of Orangemen and Daugh­ During the evening, Toastmas­ ter Stratton, in behalf of the com­ EAST HARTFORD A request from th* local PTA ters of. Liberty Itj Manchester and that physical' examinations be re­ the Hartford area have been work­ mittee for the banquet, presented If you’re planning on a to retiring Grand Master Dawson F a M I L Y I ® ^ ’’' ELECTRONICS new TV or Radio this fall, quired of all children ente'rlng Imporfrd pure* virgin wool aweaters. tended by approximately 500 offi­ •f Education! m cers, delegates and friehda, appre­ friends for their kind thoughtful­ T*dar Tlira ‘ Sat. problem here. MATCHING FULL FASHIONED Aim AUGUST CLEAN- UP ciation ‘and grateful thanks was ness, h* declared he intended to 277 BROAD ■keep on with the good work for jMaaa Crala Mamtaeater EveHlag Herald \ ♦ extended to them by many of the Daaa Aadrewt BoKsh eerreepoedeat, Mr*. Joseph Guaranteed first quality qf speakers. Orangeism to the best of his la HiHi ability. . • Duel ia the Jungle RADIO T f I E V I S I 0 N „ D'ltaHa. telephsHe Mitrhen $-5545. ill Flannels, cottons, menswear, SLIPONS $2.98 brand-name diapers. Reg. As the diners filed into the grand MaoCInggage Sings ballroom, they were immediately Plai j!l|l corduroys, jumpers, casual 13.75. Stratton called on the men and "RIO GRANDE" Cbaaasl S Maw Bavea, Caaa. lijiii dretwies. sport dresses, hack- aware of the orange floodlighting the women who had so generously Chaaa*l IS HarCard. CaBa. In the rear of the head Ubie whldh J.ka Wara. aad Ckaaacl It BpriactleM, Man. 15 Deaths Caused ipl' to-school dreases, jersey given of their Umr and, ti.ought BaaVrea O'Hara Ckaaarl IS New Brilala, Caaa. ■ LADIES' SLEEVELESS COTTON C&C MOTOR SALES extended the length of the hall. to plans for the banquet to arise ClutaBrI S3 Waterbarv,. Caaa. BudgetPriced °*dresses. Junior sizes 7-15, Led by two. pipers fropi Manches­ and take.k bow. Among then were 1st BO'tt'-fr, FRIT CkBaael U Hilyaka’ Miue. ^ By Gas Valve Slip ter's famou.v bagpipe band, John misses 10-20, women's 38-52 ill Mrs. Annie Johnston of Hawley iiii half sizes 14 54 -24 Vi. i 1953 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR . .$1095 Stevenson and Gordon .Mc(3owan, St., past worthy ml*..ress of- SiSS < SI MlCKRlr MOUSE CLUB Salt Lake City, Aug.’ 16 ill — A in full dress, officers and delegates MS) KUPrV THE CLOWN P i A n o r o ■ Has d.vnaflovv, radio, heater, 3-tone, white tire*. * - . Duuj^ters of Liberty No. 125, and (III ROD BABKLRY SHOW HOTPOINT state official say* someone turned marched In while those in the audi­ r'.80'^ , supreme officer; Miss Vera (Ml COMEDV TIME on A gas valve late Sunday or ence arose and all sang in unison lUl FILM THEATER ^ sometime Monday^ ..unwittingly Dion, Vho is aerviug her third (U? OUT WEST (la sregreti) d "The Star Spangled Banner.” At APPLIANCES dooming IS persons who died when LOUSES 1953'CHEVROLEt BEL AIR 4-DOOR . .$995 term as worthy mistreav; Miss- „t:M (M) MV HERO Power glide, radio, heater, white wall ttres, safety’^belta, etc. one side, the nation's fla j Was fly­ Dion and Mrs. Lily IXinlop. were i 4Sdl LITTLE RABCAL8 the Lariat Caf* blew up Monday ing during the aingtny All re­ S:H I SI nTAOE S avening at Monticello, Utah. delegates; Mr*. Mary Conn and (11) ADVENTCRR TREATER ^ ■ A T mained standing while the Rev. .Mrs. Elizabeth. Caverly of No. 17, v M iM in r —Grae Aatrr . Chairman Otto A. Wiesley of for 1953 FORD CUSTOMLINE V-8 4-DOOR . .$995 Fred R. Edgar of the South Metho­ LOLI, Manchezter; Mrs. ^ r b a r a (ID WEATHER ' Utah's state Industrial commlaaion, BRAS 3,.Bupee Cooper Hlla: 2-tone blue. Radio, heater while- walls. Clean. . V dist Church gave the ipvocation. Bell. Mrs.. Elizabeth Gray; Elroy (Ml EARLY SHOW said a wqrkman who helped change M r* Edgar and thi Rev. Alfred "Oa The Ureal While Trail' NORMAN’S , .tb* restaurant over to natural gas 32A to 40C. Sanforized cotton, circular stitched cups. Phelps and his wife, formCr mls- (Ml JOHNNY dl'PITER ‘ Sunday testified he shut off< the L. Williams, rector of St.' Marys tre.vs of No. 17, who has serveej as ‘"Distant Drums” (U) TWILIGHT THkUTER 445 Hartford Rd. Tel. M l M M I Hpis(jopal Church, and Mrs. Wil­ Gary Cooper : l:U (ID ADYENTtlBE TIME main valv«C on top of a propane 1953 CHEVROLET 210 4-DOOR SEDAN . ,$945 corresponding secretary for the 1 tiS* ( SI NPORnCOPK Ivory and light blue. Radio, heater, etc. ' ' liams were also, present.. gas tank. Another witneas said he I con-mention; Philip Williams and Cooper (fl) PHONE TOUR ANSWER (IS.UI BOB CUNNINGS MOW ahut o il th* same valv^ when he Stratton Toastmaster Thomaa Tedford. U f lll n S Ruth Roman S:U (III. APORTA DIGEST (tl-St) BEST OF UROl'CnO Following the delicioua [ meal, t:4S t-S) WEATHER FORECAST (SSI HOUB GLASS found It open after the blast had .25 Everett MacCluggage, 69 An- —"Ilaaee, Hall" Blaaa Dart lavelcd the cafe. pair 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-DOOR . .$1245 there was group singing of saldi Rd., well known local bari­ I;1S ( SI MY UTTLE MARGIE MEN’S TIE and Beautifu] 3-tqne. Power glide, radio; heater. Many extras. favorite Scottish and Irish Songs, SuadilX: A S-Hlt Show! What nobody apparently knew, NYLONS tone. delighted with his choice of (ISMl CLI.MAX such ks "Annie Laurie” "T^e Bon­ “THE PRGCD GNES" —"The IStk naar" Slarrias WIesley said, waa that the line from, Scottish and Irish Songs, and his ' 'Robert Ryan MANCHESTER Seat! Brady, with Pal Craw­ tha propane tank branched and jilli! 51-15 first quality. Brand new shades— 3 to a customer. Sanforized fine quality .broadcloth in plaida and solid colors in­ nie, Bonnie Banks of Loch L,o- inimitable way o ' singing and ley. Oil# Kmser aad Bata- cluding white. Buy now at this never-before low mill price! 1948 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR . .$195 mond." "When Irish Eyes Are "LADY GGDIVA" served a nearby apartment house speaking with the accent at times. LUMBER, Inc. m a» De Cam* as well as the cafe.. STRETCH SOX Has radio, beater, etc. Dn'e owner. Maureen G'Hara (It-lSl DRAGNET .. !!§ Smiling,” “Galway Bay,” and Among his selections were “ Boss "Someone from the apartment other air*. Music for the evening BUILDING MATERIALS (Ml FH;.W LADIES' ^ of the Hoose." “Little Town in Old “WEDDING In MGNACG" tilt ( SI COMRAT SERGEANT house may—I'm not saying . they i i was provided by Paul Landerman Grace Kelly AMD (in HIORWAY PATROL did, hilt they may—have gone over ini', 1952 CHEVROLET DE LUXE 4-DOOR , .$595 |Shd his orchestra, County Dow-n.” "Roamin’ in the (SSI PEOPLE'S CHOICE iiiiii Qloamin,” and other favorites. CMILDPEN M ASON SUPPLIES < —“Sark Pramele, Gaad 1^ opened th* valve," Wlealey REG. 49c 'Fower glide, radio, heater, etc. Low mileage. William Stratton was the ef­ Win" Bermuda Shorts 1.99 iiii “Marvels of Memory,” a some­ N, wtngl-j-1 U-” f. «r. . said. PANTIES $ |.0 0 ficient master of ceremonies and We Flnaace Yonr Jabe (Ml HALF HOl’ B DBAMA He said leaking .gaa apparently introduced the honor guests at the what unusual . lemon-stration of l:St ( S-lS-tS-UI IIK.MOCRATIC CON- memory training, waa given by VENTION filled the cellar of the restaurant 1948 FORD V-8 CLUBCOUPE , .$145 head" table, who Included David 355 Center Ste—Ml 8-6146 (SSI TV THEATER and the open flame in an oven Nylonized tricot, tailored and lace Radio, beater. Nice second car. Dawaon ot Boston, retiring Harry Lorayne and his aaaistant, —"Tla Caa Skipper” ea- IH!; who conduct a school of memory alarrlak Seatl Brady aad .. touched It off. „ trimmed briefs. 5 to 7. KNEE-HI SOX supreme grand master; Mrs. Grace- training in New York. t:U I S) WORLD NEW* TQDAT , Pkylll. Kirk First quality nylon ari^yle stretch wn Prats, worthy supreme grand mis­ (« ) NEWS ’ (It) PAtHKR KNOWS BFJIT Arryle^g cables, wool and nylons. 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR ...... $195 tress, Indies ^ Orange Loyal In­ General dancing followed. The (Ul INOUStEV ON FAR4PE 1S:IS (It4M) DEMOCRA'nC CONVEN­ Police Held in Theft with matching tie. Gift boxed. kadki, heater. Ready io roll. dancers In their colorful evening MANCHESTER ■ S;U lit) SFORTN review • TION stitution; John Martin, past grand I:SS ( S-ttI JACK DREES SPORT lists (IS) NEWS master, Royal Black i^eceptory; dresse.s against the orange back­ SHOW (SSI NIGHTCAP EDITION Torrington. Aug. 16 (P) —Three and Lt. Col. T. Ashmore Kidd of ground was a spectacle many re­ ■Dfuve-9nlk«fltw (It) NEWS li:S6 (Ul PREVIEWS' policemen were arrested yesterday 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR - .$145 mained to, watch. Installations of BOLTtTN NoTtii (ID WEATBER-MUSIO IIsit (IS) WEATHER in connection nith the theft of a Canada, imperial grand president, 7:lt (IS) MUSICAL WEATHEBXAM lists (IS) RIG SHOW —“Tke Galde* Radio, heater, etc. Excellent motor and tire*. who amused the . audience by new officers will take place today (M> N^EWa OF THE HOUR Madaaaa” 8375 lawn mower from a hardware ji recommending a honeyn oon trip end In the evening, when the con (SSI WEATRaUlAP lIsfS ( I) NITECAP THEATRE • ator* her*. They ji'’* Anthony TRIPLB SIZE FLOOR AREA .... MORE DEPART. clave will close. lilS ( U ADVENTURES IN NEWS . „ —"Biz Wkeel” . to Ireland or .other parta of the Today "Klag Koag” Shown 8:44 (IS-Wl DOUGLAS F.nWARDS IsSt ( SI NEWS yiC Oawrych, Frederick G. PetroviU 1947 NASH 4-DOOR. .$39.50 and Laurence Gaudette. All are NEW... AND THE NF.WS MENTS . . HANDY SHOPPING CARTS . . LARGER FREE PARKING AREA IlMiTgdIo Is worth Ihik. ■ (til VESTEEDAY’S NEWSREEL charged with conspiracy. Gawryck (S|l JOHN DALT AND THE NEWS waa chargied additionally with 7:IS (St) SPORTS terceny. Each waa placed under . . . TREMENDOUS SELECTIONS . . ' LOWEST PlilCE^ EVER! 1949 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 7 • $195 THE OFFICE OF I:U (St) WEATHERVANE bkil of $600 for a city court hear­ HadW, iMater, Elgaal light*, etc. I:SS I SI LONE RANGER (lt4S) SOT. PRESTON QF THE ing Aug. 21. All three were TUKON / suspend^ from the police force. DR. JOSEPH C. BARRY ^ araai. Kr.»f\ (tl-M) 8NOOKT ’i*NSON SHOW GIFTS and Don't to Miflod ly T h ^ Lew. Low Fricos. (Ml SIOUNPDF Tho of O ur C o n Hos Not Cbon^od. 1:4S (tt-MI NRira CARAVAN 81 Bissell St. ,— BlaHchsatcF . Demoermtt Endorsed 156 MAIN S'!. WILLIAM HCXOEM S:SS I SI TELEPHONE TIME »' ■ ____ _ REFRESHK DEBORAH KEffij Wallingford, Aug. 18 (15 The REFRESHMENTS lUMimTIMI.UMT Daraocratic Town Committee last iimli FREE WILL BE CLOSED ::sn MV hw MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION night andorsad two nominees for ON OPENING DAY .’ : lUVW. C&C MOTOR SALES StRt*'R(Kir*scntativc,. to replace m M t > V I J • -I the Incumbente on tb* tiidcet. Rut- H 7 OAKLAND ST. MANCHISTSlt AUG. 16th TO sail: I. Boyc*. Borough engineer. OHINllUfFAI. Ml f.2 7 0 i Slid Mrs. Nancy Devine, a house- - AUG. 27th Pin* "gterm «>ver the MBe* wHe, war* andorsed. The Incum- OPEN DAILY 9 FREE PARKING AIR-CONHiir Shr.1 "Ortas# IH Um Streeta"' Rood Service BtlHi BtHte hava aiROHncpd tbay won't i n s * 'r r UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.» THtJRSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1

Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , m a n c h e s t EbV,c o n n , t h u r s d A y , a u g u s t i s , w s e East Hampton members, yin d P A G E n V B C oiP M h fry. Hebron. Saratoga, plus "major advancM in m W H A X -ilM Guest Preacher alidea were shown by .Oiarles W. her weapOiu-handllng •^uipmant," Phelps of Andover Orange. There aaid the announcement. WINDOW SHADES but it is thoae men with famlliss WOOO-UM Radio tiVPOP->141« Scoutij to Tour Outing Scheduled wrere also musical selections pre­ Among other improvements, the W A SH A ILE ^ Cooley Tied for whom housing i » necessshy. Pair Lose Sleep sented by "Frank and Tony,” of Ranger will be equipped with an QuioHy Hie Pay Will Be Observed: »o 'Chaplain' Grove informed Mrs. W ORO<-lSM X^ktcrn Daylight Time W TIO —IM t Navy Sub Base By HeGiAiu Club Goodwill Grange. Refreshments of aluminum Elevator instead of con­ INTERSTATE To ShociUng of Martha Stevenson of the CThamber Because of Din cookies and punch were served. ventional steel. Thia lift for bring­ of Commerce office that 30 fami­ * ...... r , A Q U A SHADE following program scbedulM r^:^ Transportation Bids ing aircraft up from the hangar S^t. Di^epperd lies have to be. provided for and vk betventry, Aug. 14 (SpscisI) — Hebron, Aug. 1:4 (Special) — School Supt. Andrew J. Manges Of Pike Project •to ouppUed tv tlM radio manage* ;erx deck will be 65 by 52 feet and M M> Made U Order their needs would be for 3,„qr Kvenina Uood Musle Cub Scout Pack 65 will tour tbs Members of the HeGIAm Bridge may be consulted regarding trans­ Weigh 106 tons, lubetantially 4xi;P<>mj|Pa>‘tment8, both furnishe'df ■MBU and aro aubjtct to change w Kjv».-piaiier'Planer partyParty DileOD With Tear Rellere North Bradford, Aug. 1 New. Haven. Aug. 16 (45 — A without notldo. wnC-rS^ple Are »^ninny U.S. Subhisrine Base in New Lon­ Club will go on their annual out­ portation for bids for handicapped lightcf than ateel construction of St. James ’ 80 Years Old and. ui^rnished. Some of the WURC—^ t e Arnold children from Hebron to a special Police last night arrested a woman woman who claimed she and herj don Sunday A4emb«ra will meet at ing tomorrow. This year they have the same size. families have children and all can WPOP-Ofrictal Detectlva claya in Colchester, to take care of husband were losing sleep got a *'VuaY~M u«lc Mtrchael »:»e - the main gstbf of. tha base at chosen Hammond's Boat for their A t 2,046 feet, the Ranger la L JUOHNSON in connection with the shooting^(>f be interview-ed before renting. W lX V fte o e ^ Kevue the needs of such children of the Bj- JOSEPH A. OWENS j / - court order yesterday to prevent WHAY—DodgerE va Clanta J:30 p.m. get-together. They ■ will have a equal In size to the Saratoga, and . .A .•i*- an Air Force sergeant last wee Chaplain Grove will be available at Beaebell HeUec* WTIC—Con veraatlon towns of Colchester, Hebron and Onpbslruslvely St. James Chureh* a construction company from -Women After tht tour ■Aji award cere­ shore dinner at the Set Village. aevenr feet longer than the For- time tp talk with landlords, ^ Kolby WDRC—aiit Precinct ' Marlborough. Bids must be in by PAINT GO.’' .... i ...... * ^ ■ vF? . v'.i-' ■ and the kidnaping of his wife st working on a highhway project May I'Frovo WPOP—American Music Hall mony will be held. ' The somtvvhat uniiaual name of reital. will slip into the ranks of thei riy of the homes will be needed razworke Sept. 9. 699 Main St„ TcL MI 9-4501 gunpoint. around the clock, i:tt— ■ , the club is made up of the flrst ostogenarians this weekend. The! bebveen the end'of, August and WHAY—Dodgera vs Glaata Tht pack committee W ill have Vacationing The eatlmated coat for the Everett Cooley. 25. of New Mrs. Donald Adams of Guilford • m a v —Uuaie Mercnent its annual meeting Aug. at 6 syllablt of the three sections of S ep ^l5 . DYNAMIC WCCO—KecurO Revue • WTIC—Conversation Mrs. Harold L. Gray and daugh­ Ranger is 3181,015,000. ' second oldest of Manchester's Haven, entered the home of Sgt. said the Union Building A Con­ WDRC—Mat PrarincI p.m. in the American L e r t.0 B the toW'n, Hebron. Oilecd and cerg and men assigned wKW> - hiitbell Itaunee WPOP—American MUsIc Hall ter Mary are at Point O’ Wooda three Roman Catholic churches' Albert Drepperd, 26. here last struction Co. of New Jersey W Tip—Radio Lane Hall. There will be election of w Amaton, from which' the players to thi.s'\unit are all apecially INSURANCE •:te- Beach for a week. Mr. Gra.v will week, .shot him and kidnaped his worked on the Connecticut Turn­ WDIts;~Caj Kolby WHAY—Dodgers vs Giants cubmaster and committeeman. ^ c6me. ‘ was blessed and dedicated Aug. I trained t^ n lc la n s and wilh^be a WPOP—Waaworka join them in a trip to Brownvilla. Pastures Coi^test wife Gl ace, 29. according to police pike all night long, not far from loons Boftor Frotoeflon W nc—Can lYeedom Win? All parents of cubs interested , To Teack 20, 1876 and is no less Impressive I fine asset to'-^e communit.v.’’ AJrs. WDRC—Mv 8w Jeep Maine, next wMk. Aik Your Doetor Cooli/s 8lsler-ln-lhw. Mrs. Mary her house. Beur Kimball are asked to attend. William W. Hammond, Church today, as it sits atop a .knoll on | LEE M. StLVERSTEIN ord Revue WPOP—Night Music , Slated for Region Cooley, 29, of Guilford, was ar­ Stevenson sahh "It is sincerely Although he granted the tempo­ WCOC—Recon i!l»- Voter-Making Dates ^ St., has' been engaged to teach the west side of Main St, than IL rested iB.st night. WKWB—Sporli Rrpnrt Manchester Evening Herald He­ . ;• ■ V ... V.* . •'.V •;•/;?'• ' " hoped that we Mall be able to wel­ rary injunction against the firm, Ml 94)438 WTIC—Radio Lane WHAY Dodgers vs Giants The >mext session ' for miiKlng Grades at the. George Hersey was on the memorable Sunday ': I-.: WTIC—Can PYeedom Win? bron eorreepondeat, Mias Susan Storrs, Aug. 16 (Ah—Three <3on- To f hoBO Ui iM : Cooley was fouhd by .searchers come thia group and find accom­ common pleas court Judge JohnC. WDRU—Cal Kotby votari will be Aug. 26 from 10 Robertaop School, Cdventry. when the Rt. Rev. Thomas Gal- i r .. WPOP—Waaeorke - WDRC—Johnny Dollar Pendleton, Velephone, ACademy 14 hours later with Mrs. Drepperd modations for them; If you have Fitzgerald tjirew out Mrs. Adams' tVPOP—Night Music Em. to 4 p.m. in the Sduth Coven­ .Hammond attending a summer necticut farms have “been entered berrj', bishop of Hartford, per­ In the woods. She was uhharmed. • :W - 8-3464. facilities available, call the Cham­ claim for 36.000 damages. WHAY—Belly Kimball WRAY—Dodgers va Glams try Firehouse. Other sessiona will e'eesion for teachers at the Wtlll- in the annual New England Green formed the rites. He gave up without a fight. Police ber of Commerce office, 3-1113, WCCO—Record Review A humble pastor, the -'Rev. Judge Fitzgerald ordered the WKNB—Baieball Ualinea WTIC—Democratic Convention be Sept. 29, Oct. 13 and Nov. 5. mantic State Teachera' Cklllege. Pastures Oontqst,' University of said Conley Impeisonated a give a description of the apart­ company not to work within 2,000 | WDRC—Democratic Convention 4-H Oub Eatrles BurlaiiNioiM PIPhoto Mrs. Hammond is continuing James V. Ckmpbell, offered pray- downed Russian pilot when he t^ IC —Radio Lane WPOP—Democratic Conventloa Kev. Truman A Navy Will Launch Connecticut Agronomlet Rufue I. Hi ment or house, and this informa­ feet of the Adams house'between WDRO—Cai Kolby A ll 4-H club members planning . Vl'pedward her studies for teaching and will ‘ ers of gratitude for the new entered the Drepperd home. The WPOP—Waxworks . t:«b - .ifUnseU announced today. tion' will then be relayed to Chap­ the hours of 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. WHAY—Dodgers vs Giants to enter exhibits In tba town 4-H not return to the Colchester church. Father Campbell was the sergeant is recovering. lain Grove." WTIC—Democratic Convention The ‘Rev. Truman H. WoodwrStrd, Third Big Caririfjr They are the farms of Ernest first of the church's seven pas­ A company spokesman said thej FHAY—Record Rodeo WDRC—Democratic Convention fair Aug. 26 are reminded that en­ Central School thia fall. _ Lgter,. after que.Stloning. Cooley court order would delay the firm’s i WCCC—Record Review try blanks should be returned to pastor of the First Congregational Brush Party Loew, Hampton; Oliver Scranton, tors, all of whom have contribut­ WKNB—Baseball Matinee WPOP—Democratic Convention arid hla brother ^Jnton, 28, of Guil­ work. He said it could have been -flaoiH ioni U:M- Mrs. Elits F, Clay befofi Sat­ Church of East Hartford, will be Mrs. W. 8. Opiflln entertained Washington, Aug. . Id"' (AV—The North Guilford, and Robert Die- ed their varied talents, traces of WTIO—Newa WHAY-NIght Watch ' the guest preacher at the' Canter bold of Roxbiiry which is managed Your Noxt ford, were charged wiUi murder in finished in 10 days on an around- WDRO—News Reporter urday.' a b t^ h party at her home yester­ Navy wrlll latincjj Its third sujler- which are visible in the present. the lovers lane slaying twd weeks .‘14 Cars Derailed WPOP—Bob and Ray WTIC—Democratic Convention Congregational Church Sunday at by Ernest Scheltec.. ____ the-colck basis. Now. he said, he WDRO—Democratic Convention Com Sapper day. Wares were shown and day p a r i s h . ------before..to. Durham of John DaviSi WPOP—Democratic Convention the 8 and 10 o’clock services, carrier, the . Ringer, at Newport These dairy farms, said Munsell, .Trying .Misalun didn't know if it would be fin­ ^'i ( h a Y—Record Rodeo About 360 persons w-ere served doughnuts''ahd coffee were served 22.1 Davis shot dead while, he B&O Freight Hla topic will be "Influence." News, Va., Sept. 29. were selected fo r their outstanding ProioriptioH ished by winter. WOCC—Record Review WHAY-Nlghl Walch during the 25th annual corn sup­ to those prMeiit. There are few people living who parked with.his fiancee. 19-year- W KN^Baeeball Matinee The Rev.. Mr. Woodward has OmngP Meeting Three more of the Forreatal forage improvement programs. can accurately, recall the charac- WTIC—lOR) Radio Lane . WTIC—Democratic Conrenllon per over the weekend, the proceeds old Carol Brookes of Haddam.'Srie Baltimore, Aug. 16 (/Pi-Thirty-. ^ , WDRC—Democratic (?onrentlnn been the pastor of the., church in The mid-ai-mnier meeting of class, 60,000-ton ships ’ have ^ e n Judging in the New England teristlca of this devoted cleric, but WDRO-^.KoIbgF WPOP—Democratic Convention of which will go toward tba fair was .shot in the arm before the ■ WPOP—Bob dad Ray M*ta— premhiros. Bast Hartford for 28 years and is Hebron was held TudadAy avaQinjg authorised for construction. contest begins next Monday. the legacy hia succe.saprs inherited gunman fled. four cars of a long Baltimore an d|B u S lin ian M flrH e S i:aa- . .. The Ranger,, under construction WHAY-Bwlnc Kasy WHAY-Nlght Watch A special guest at the dinner a former moderator of the Con­ at Gilead Community H<|U, Vial- Q u in ism has ieft a lasting impression of .Police aaid Mrs. Cooley wa.sn't Ohio freight train plunged off, the WTIC—Democratic Convenlldn necticut Conference of Congrega­ for the last two years a.t the New­ Father Campbell. St. James was a wcco-Reeced Reinaw WDRC—Democratic Convention was Misa Rbaa Weston of Sweden, tora were present frtiiR East ' Geophysics embraces 14 along on the loverTx lane killing, tracks about five miles eaal of here Fourth Wife at 73 ~riCNi^4ascbaU Maunee WPOP—Democratic Convention wiio la in this country in connec­ tional Christian Churches. Hampton, Goodw-iU and Andovar port-Newa Shipbuilding and Dry branches of sutdy including •trying mission and Father Camp­ but they .say she knew about it. early this morning and several WTIC le Lana M:U- The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Granges. HebroA members pre­ Dock Oo., is described b.v the iv y meteorology, seismology, oceanog- bell worried about Ita future, Hla WIIAY-NIghl Watch tion with tba International Foreign f'le was along on the raid on the cars were.aet ablaze. WPOP—Bob and Ray ' pastor of Center Chiirch, is ex­ sen t^ a skit, "Beauty Parlor Con­ u “ the world’s most modern sir- -aphy, geomagnatiam, glaciology were energies of the nervous vari­ Las Vegas, Nev., Aug. 16 (45 — | WTIC—Democrallr^Cpnvenltoiv Youth Program, lira. William H. M l-\ sergeant's home, they .said, and Three firemen, who were part of Francis X. Bushman,? the great: • t o - _ WDRC—Democratic Convention changing pulptta with the Rev. M'r. fessions," and "Behind the Eight c ^ t carrier,” She will have all as well H the -tudy of. solar ac- ety. Eagerly and anxiously he v/.aited 'in the ca.- with hir hus­ WHAT-BwIag Rasy WPOP—Democratic Convention Kenyon and Mrs. Louis Orehotsky four local companies which rushed lover of the silent screeni hasj WCCC—Record Review Woodward. Ball." the Ht^rovements designed into U ity. gravity puli, airflow, cosmic worked jo cultivate St. James andf band while Everet entered the to fight the blaze, suffered minor ll:d *- baked the cakes given as apcclal during 'the 14 years he lived fol-.i taken his fourth wife, whom he' WHKB—BasebeUI Matinee WHAY-NIght Wslch prizes. A akit was also presented by the sre'i^d ship of the class, the rays and ionos^eric physics. home 4n a robbery attempt. injuries. WTIC—Democratic Convention lowing the opening of the. church, j describes as "a gorgeoua I i 111 e I WDRO—Today In Bporta Bloodmoblle Visit grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wfien the sergeant showed 'he A railroad spokesman said , ap­ WDRC—Democralic Convention Walker In yalesVille. ■ Father Campbell saw many of his I Irishman.” , I WPOP—Music aad News 'WPOP—Democratic Convention Tha Red Cross Blood mobile will i had only 75 cents, the thtnider parently an overheated journal box •iW - Cher.vl Little is spending two hopes fulfilled. Bushman, still romantic despite: WHAY—Newa U i l » - be In town Sept. 19 from 1-6 p.m. shot him and took hia wife. on a freight cai- caused the derail­ WiUY—Night Walch weeks with relativet in Reading, However, none matched his first f his 73’ years, was married he'rel WCCO—Good Cyealag flood Huaio WTIC—Democratic Convention at the Nathan Haig Conununity Police sfiid that Wher. Milton ment and fire. _ WKNB—SporU Mass. Hazel U ttle is spending the and fondest- the structure that is j yesterday to Mrs. Iva Richardson.: WDRC—Democratic. Convention Center. Walter S. Keller la blood and his wife sa\ .Cboley bring Mrs. The apokysman aaid several cars WTRJ-News WPOP—Democratic Convention week with, her grandmother. Mrs. St. James Church. By standards of i 53. a neighbor of his in Pacific WORT—News, WeaUier procurement chairman: The goal Drepperd out; of the house they carrying fuel and acids were,de­ ll:»a - Michael G. Landeck, and uncle. modern architecture it is old-. Palisades, Calif. i WPOP—News WHAY—Night Watch , will be 160 pints of blood. Tha drove swb.v'. '7 railed but did not catch fire. • lU - -George Landeck, at their home In fashioned with its clapboaid ex­ He' said he met Mrs. Richardson ; WTIC—Democralic Convention largest amount ever collected in a Mrs, Cooley ha.s three children. The crash ripped up tracks of WHAY—Sport BpotUgbt WDRC—Democratic Convention Chaplin. terior, steep entrance steps and. four years ago in Olumbus,' Ohio,; WCCC—Good Evening flood Musle WPOP—Democralic Convention local drive is 90 points, ICeller s ^ . Her husband is a poultry faruier. the main line and broke communi­ and again a few months ago when ' WKNB—Evening Bereaada Karen Little la aptnding the lofty, airy interior. Police said tliat the Coole.vs \W TiC—Sports t llM - New Arrival cations. The spokesman said the ^ e .moved into a house two doors ' WHAY-Nlls Watch week Willi relatives- in PlainviUe The edifice is a (uodiict of the were looking for money in both WDRO—zalmtn w n c —Democratic Convention A son, Graham Jamie, was born and New Britain. road expected to have service re­ from his own. j WPPP—Lawrence Welk WDRC—Democratic Convention Aug. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond era in church buildmg when plan­ the killing and the kidnaping, aiid stored on the eastboiind tracks by Nevada Lt. Gov. Rex Byll, a Chlckea Barbecue ners' sought to ‘Icathcdralizc" the both were bungled robberies that **lfHAtfT-Dlnner Oats T? E. Culver. Snake Hill Rd. at Wind­ . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Brad­ 3 p.nq. (E D T) and on the west­ formef Western movie star, 'was WCCC—Good Evening Good Husi.e pariah Chyreh. It Is of Victorian brekfired. bound rails by 5 p.m. trains were best man. WlO%-J0^use In history.” o century proceeded apace, in less but aaddened at the thought 'o f WHAY—Dodg'ri va GUmts losing the spark that had revita­ desolate region o f Warrenvilie to WCCO—Good Evening Good Muaie ' tluin 20 years two large arid costly bring the faith to the rural resi­ YOU CAN'T BUY FLORIDA ORANGES NOW«r.—Residents signed to accomiriodale 750 at a years at St. Thomas Seminary, The Rev, John L. Loughran foil- » f eastern Massachusetts have service and renovations during the Bloomfield. lowed Father Dunn. His tour at St. been advised to protect children years have not appreciably altered Hiirrimne Strikes James' wss Bhort—18 months. A ^ anti infanta from mosquiU bites this figure. This deep thinker lived »r:cord-1 his life at the GENERAL 1 'cecausb o f th^ threat of horse U rst Resident Pariah- ing to a time schedule rnd more sleeping sickness, a disease of Father Campbell, though’ hia than one persou in tow-n 'claimed Like his predeceaSbrs, Father TV SERVICE horses sometimes fatal to humans. body is -interred in front of ,St. they could set their Watch by ob­ I,x>ughran grasped, situations quick, NEW HOOD SUMMER PACK ly. With the approval of Archbishop The State Health Deoartment James Church lived^at St. Bridg­ serving him during his evening M a c A O an Henry J. O’Brien he.negotiated the , 'v . . reported that two'Infsnts'and two et’s Rectory during his tenure. stroll d’owTj Main -St. It wa.s said iia 9 3 PlnaParta horses have .died of the disease purchase of land in the west aide of TEL-hO S-Sm Consequently, the Rev. Daniel Hag- h passed the-same land marks st town for the eatablisliment of a this year, with the season just erty. who became pastor Nov. 21, precisely the same hour each night. beginning. Last year, four humans mission church, Today'lt is the site 18M was the enurch's first resi­ One of his assistants, for a 6- of the Church of the Assumption, a contacted hqrse sleeping sickness EOR THAT NEW BAIT'S NEEDS^^ VISIT dent pastor. year period,, was Father James an j one liifant died. full-fle

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liUin(l;patpr seen Mi otfic*.. "Mistar Sam" has least, is horrible. And, to so;vp thei FOR ATHLETES FOOT moat respect and liking for and problem, the British are advocat­ Drooclles Trinity Exhibits sgree'ment with the one in the Use T-4-L for S tn A days. Wstrh , r - lEtipmtu^ Herald ing . more and more use of aide By RtNlER PRICE Sky watch Schedule the old tainted skin slough off ruBLUihuo Bv nuc White House right now. roads. In short, there go the quiet Campaign Itehis leaving healthy, hardy skin. If not niTPAi rt printing CO.. INC. U SUMlI Itrcel But taking the permsjient chsir- country lanes, churned to dust and please. Sam.” If he himself really believedt expected from Ran Francisco, Trin­ PublUbod Kverr BTonlni K u^t only things left we think of are 6 a.m.—8 a.m ...... %'olunteers Needed luniUys uul doUdMiA bnltred. at half the-ihings he said the other N.ew England in sir raid alert, or 8 a.m.—»10 a.m...... Bill Evan.s, Ronald Gambolstl ity College has- -in keeping with FIRST / SAVINGS... Poat oaica at Mincbeatar Coon.. the tlmes-^'crected an exhibition night, we'll eat' the full prepared in blizzard, 10 a.m.— 12 Noon ...... Celeste King Mcoad Claaa Malt Matter. _ Volunteers Need^ In its-library dealing,with every' Wrought Iron RaHings eUBSCRlPTION RATBS text.' . ’ __ _ ■ '__ Noon—^2 p.m...... 4..'...... ______Pa>abla In Adeanca 2 p.m.—4 p.m.'...... Betty Ftvozjnsky, Helen Shepard political campaign since General Perch Columns But it la, of course, the chsrm 4 p.m.—6 p.m.'...... Volunteers Needed Was^nglon entered the presidency Ona Taar In 1789. Uz Montba ot the convention system and the 0 p.ii^—8 p.m...... Ernest Johnson , An outstanding collection, of VALLEY WELDING CO. jT^aa Montba political game that you do not 8 p.m.-'lO p.m...... Olive R ay. For Free Estimate Call 10 p.m.—^Midnight ...... F.... Volunteers Needed political buttons, song books, ban­ weaklv hsve to believe what you say. Connecticut ners, cartoons and extensive liter­ - Glastonbury ME S-9118 Blncla Copy Ebj-watch Post located on top o f Manchester Police Station. Vot- You can. tk. well aware, know­ ature can now be seen by the pub­ COMPARISON PROVES IT! MjpiBicR or „ unteers may-register at Civil Def ense Headquarters, Municipal lic. free of charge, from 8:30 a.m. TMB ABSOClj^BD PRIiSS ing jiour oWn role, and that of Yattkee— , We^dnesday. or Friday from 1-S Building, Manchester on Monday to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, Tha Aaaoclatad Preat la azclualvaly Senator 'George, that there, has 'Plata of M«r«roni with a. p.m. antltled to tba uaa ot republicatlon ot ' By A. H. O. Cow UcHk' 10 a.m, to 4 p.m, Saturdays, and all nawa dtapatobaa craditad to It. or been an unusual amount of real not otherwlaa cradited tn tnia Daper As this, is the'season of thif year 4 to 9 p.m. Sundays. Instolltd and alao tha lt%al nawa pubuahtd bera .cohesion on foreign policy during Most highly ' valued Historical It.is the middle ot August, corn for Polls I decided to keep abreast lication because oi financial diffi­ All liebta ot republicatlon ot apedal the present administration, and piece is a large banrier used during In diapatebea herein ara alao reatrvad. hoed and blackberries ripe, and of the • times and take a F*oll on Viviens’ Petition culties. It did not publish last July yet you can take the fact that bi­ the Harrison cai'mpaign of 1840. Full aarylca client of N. E. A. Sere* just time for a day's fishing. this Droodle, sent in by Joan «. , The banner deplpu, in color, the partisan cooperation has bebn Your Uahara Jtepreatntativea; Tba Heaven help us! If only the brooks, Washburn of Stove. Vermont, and In Papers Legal Fox said 'the latest suspension USS Conatltutionl beneath which real and effective instead of. for "becMme necessary when'We were LjtaUiem Special Asency — Maw and the waters.' and the fish, and- see if people could think of, other the promise is made for "a Judi- K Oatrtk and Boatoa. the headlines, and you can then the companionship, and the youth Hartford, Aug. 16 err.tion. And this, in convention nection with primary ejection peti­ wages.” t.vpofrapblcal eirora aptmarloc in ad Before there was a day of fishing,* Hound made out of Cigarette o f "Wide Aw'akes" publications, a Picture Tube For the sake o( ikving your hard-earned dollars, check and compare vertlaementa and other raaBiqc maltar fralory, is not any trifling with there had t6 bo a day of getting tion blanks printed in newspapers.' He said also: ’ “In order to keep In rca Manchaatar Evenlna Herald Butts.” . Mrs. Goonsgarten, my Republican organization formed food prices. Compare the price of EVERY item on your shopping list. the truth, but merely playing the bait. Wo dug for worms, in the landlady (I couldn't understand Thea'equest for rulings was made the Post alive. 1 have authorized in Hartford Iri 1860 \to "assist in DIaplay adyertlatnd rioainc houra: liame. chicken yard, iq the shade, of the exactly what she called the our counsel, Atty. Frank Kozol, to the mlnuti-ae of Political vork." If you do, you’ll discover what thousands of thrifty shoppers already Fi.'or Conday-^l______p.m.... Friday. — Astrachan tree. Midway up the by ’ Vivien Kellems of Stontngton. file a petition in federal court on For Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. ■an sneer at the image of a Droodle because she was holler­ Miss Kellems seeks s place on the Their "a-ssislance” was so thorough kndw - . You’ll SAVE WHOLE DOLLARS ON YOUR TOTAT. FOOD For Wedneaday—1 p. m._Tueaday. tree, hanging in a center well of ing pretty loud, but it sounded Thursday (today) for reorganiza­ and extensive that 'dtiring the For Thuraday—1 p. m. Wedneaday. MadliletlA venue executive " thus air, lonely and grand, there would ballot as a candidate for U.S. Sen­ tion of the Post. I hbpe that will For Friday—1 n. Thuraday. something like "Bum four weeks I860's they were regarded as the 1 p. m. Friday. i.nferring that all the highly paid be an Astrachan of such size, red­ ator on the independent party make^ it possible to resume pub­ most active Republicari organiza­ Fox Saturday—1. behind with the rent"). Dr. Kitz-' ticket. She has placed petition Claaainad daadUna; 10:30 a.m. eaeb hucksters a r e ^ ^ h e camp of thp ness. and tell-tale yellow ripeness enger, "A Garbage Scow with a lication Friday or at a very early tion In the country, irheir mo.st day ot publication aacapt Saturday — in its once white stripings that it blanks in newspapers to help her date." Includes Installation, plus tax. t A m.______enemy, while you Ara reading a Handle.” Mrs. Schwine,- "A thin spectacular operation 'v^as forma­ I J I l TH ftll.I.lM rG would have been a crime to let it Kit with a fat Kaboodle.” Albert, get the 11,000 signatures she needs An estimated 850 employes are tion of -torch-light priocessions, Guaranteed lor 1 year. Thairaday, AuFuat 1« speech for which, some^^adlson go uncrowned by human tasting. riiy pet Marmoset, "Eeeeee skeee for a place on the ballot. affected by the suspension. each member w'eartng a giazecl Avenue executive undoubtedl, It was the first whopper of the ak eek chomp chomp'' iTransla-, Brackep ruled that: cape and cap. CAlJw “ PETE” W ltS G N l i v o going fishing mood , which must 1. The petition blanks are legal. Before announcement that the So It’s Adlai vided the key phrases', includin' tlon — "Delicious” ). ~ Post would not publish today, The many political cartoons on get away. So shinny up and 2. Miss Kellems can't sign the display deal with a' range of sub­ Ml 9-5650 the Siam about a "Madison Avenue bifa-^n—and there, if we are not management and union officials Yesterday, traffic through the blanks as circulator since she met for 35 minutes at the head­ jects from Groyer Cleveland's il­ executive,” « careful. 4»’e are likely to remain doesn't know the signers. Service Calls A P For Hio hotel corridors of Chicago under­ and never-g^t fishing at all, ab­ quarters of the Boston Typo­ legitimate chl^d to the "Imbibing" Day or Night You ran labor through this kind A Thought for Today 3. She cannot circulate one peti­ graphical Union last night. . of General Grant. « went an abnipt change of direc-_ of stuff, doing your best to pre­ sorbed, as wre acx in the full taste tion' page in more than one town, tion. The hotel suite that Harry of a grand tree-.np«tjed Astrachan. because it would lead to complica­ FhtSTTIME EVERI tend that you believe it and mean There has been no apple In our life ‘A Plea* Truman's ■violent presumption had tions in checking the signatures. It, and all the .'hile have the like that since. Among iriy father's personal ef­ 4. A circulator cannot sign the FRESH : GRADE A - Medium Sizo OLD HUNDRED : Rich Creamy made the center of interest last comforting feeling that it doean't If we can stand coming-'dmvn fects Iwhen he passed away recent­ petition an both circulator and DOZ Friday and Saturday began to be a count, because what you are out 'of that Astrachan tree, and ly was a little poem taken from petitioner. If so th? petition signa­ Ixclulivu) BROOKSIDi EGGS ICE CREAM H GAL PKG 79. lonely suite. The thin'.trickle of the chickens haven't eaten our can "5Tie Kablegrani." Knowing him ture will be illegal. ' delivering has to be a political of worms meanwhile, we are off as t^id. I know it summed up his V i FINAST PALE DRY or-'GOLDEN . Aim'Many Other Flavors CbOVEROALE - Colored - QTRS 2 us was 45c people still heading in that direc­ speech, and is therefore exempt for fancier bait. Worms are to see phllosdpiiy o f life a philosophy e a . tion made it plain they were pay- from -all laws of moraIlt.v, reason, that the day.'a fishing coming up which I tnifllc is an excellent one. 273 BROAD S/M$f4 3 811^ 3 5 eenlonli only Um LB ROLL 2 1 * ■ Ing “ courtesy calls’’ only. That and truth. And you do this even should not be a total losa. They Post Again Fails NEXT TO NF.W A*P I Fatttrn GINGER ALE ^ MARGARINE moat deadly and unbearable of all are to guarantee punkinseeds and When I quit'this' jrtal shore STEEL Froth Criip ' . YOR GARDEN if. .most of the time, you are And mosey 'round political fates, lopelineas, deser- perch. But we think we are grovf- earth To Print Edition OPK.V THI’R.‘ 39< Stevenson on his iwn terms. In a vatc life, vfter the election, con- I WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME BACK I Plums .2 -2 9 . Rib Lamb Chops ‘' 95. way,.then. .Stevenson owes the ex­ would go to meadow spring or .sisted in calling the crisis over the pasture brook for frogs, And then p EASY TERMS OR PA y CASH AND SAVE ___^ pected early nomination; 'and the Fuez Canal a “ relatively small we would go to sleep, tingling all p l u m p , m e a t y ahd TENDER LB 4 5 ‘ untrammeled quality of it. to Tru­ thing,” a “ minor iipset.“' over with a cretainly that not all Pears '-2 “‘29. FRESH FOWL man, the very man who sought lo>, That, of course, upset a good the bass In the lake could resist all * UP TO for" you¥ old^ aT ch 4 prevent it, » the temptation we had ' gathered. many people.. It upset the British, Tlie day and the night before a day Plump, Full-Braatled * 1-12 lb avg All Loan - Frathly Ground' \ / But if Truman insisted on mak­ whp.alre making it a major Crists. of fishing were almost Unbearably CAMERAS SHAVERS ~ CLOCKS Horieydews ■«" 45. ing himself the issue of the con­ It upset Secretary, of State Dujlea,. fine. Everything was to be gained, GREETING CARDS — GIFTS — RIN0S vention. the issge whl6h .should who is making out it is a big crisis iind nothing had been lo.st, yet. Lettuce ICEBERG • Largo, Solid Htadi 25. Hen -5 5 Chopped Beef 3 1.00 have' been uonceming the country because he feels he has to humor FX>R Tiini READY TO CO^K - 22M-3'A ^ -V / i |b lb avgav f Tender Slictd * "> all along is a Very simple one. Is the British, that avay, before he Beattie, (^i—When Mr.s. Hjnry Shop At Gaudet*s— It Pays _____ — FEiSH NATIVI GEOWN V IG IT A B L IS ^ V -^ the Democratic party naming Its swings them his way, which is to­ Norman Gridley boarded a plane best candidate,, its candidate who ward peaceful settlement of the to start an a'roUnd-the-world trip, Fresh Chickens » 39< Beef Liver ‘• 29. her friends gnVe her a Surprise Is most worthy of being President ? issue. ■■ Cucumbers Fancy, Crisp, Tender FOR 1 3 shower of qu'arters. "You'll be ^7-RIB CUT - Meaty and Tender This is the all imporlslal thing, Yet it could well be.thS truth. heeding these for ' tips,” thev not becauae we expect the Demo­ For, if you want to look’ at it one shouted. TELEPHONE BU 9-!W51 cratic candidate to win this fall way, all that has happened with Peppers I Tondtr Green LBS 1 7 Smaked Tongues ^47< Pork Roost : “ 33. against I^esiden^ Eisenhower, but regard to the Suez Canal is that because thcre 'is alwa.ys a chance Nasser hay advi need, by 12^years. ^ttiicainstn \iatutt / 5 o o t/ V a t u t ! DOZ that any candidate may win an.v lift date for thd effectiveness of an H E R E ’S Sweet Corn lb 8 9 c election, it is good for the coun- arrangement which Britain ij^sek Pressed Hqm »BSH trj' .to have a choice between two oafcJ had agreed to as entirely accept- EAST HARTFORD all beef lb- 4 9 c WHY NEW Froth Oiip • Dou^ta Bunchas . Frankfurts men.lt rail respect. In the Demo--'able. It could be almost nothlpg, ..irom Qu Pont Sw ordfish cratic field, Adlai Stevenson cer­ and it is likely to win'd up almost Sliced Bacon cello pkg « 59c tainly looms as the man be.it'quali­ notlilng, tdb, so far as anybody Yau Shauld fied to lead his own party and to actually does anything to chang'e. Hava Yaur Cannhtf .Suppfiti lead the nation itself if the politi­ it. Havjng.a war"about it would be .^ummtr S^akaru L/alttas cal fates should so decree. At the ridiculous, for Nasser has done PRESCRIPTIONS DRESS Atlas E-Z Seal Jars 1.09 1.23 %oJ. VaLs! minimum, he has a chance to re­ nodiing illegal, no matter how un­ FILLED AT ONE-COAT HOUSE PAINT By Ann AH^n Jar Rubbers 3 « gs25c Certo k jiiu 25c s o z build his paity away from Tru- pleasant he iS; Pine Pharmacy Cracked Wheat Bread ’ *“ '*0 I6< —. manism. If there is more oppor- Perhaps what y/t reallj’ need la '3 . 9 8 JeHy Glasses 69c Sure M l 2 ^h; oz^>^g^25c FINAST FROZEN PIES T Z r PKGS I Thhlty than that in store for him. OR SPKIAL OC. to bring more men into public life ^ Cuts tepsinHhg eosrfst ^ Twin Egg Rolls PKG Of 9 A s J * he is certainly the one Demorrqt wiio will blurt out the truth, and Pine Lenox Pharmacy YOR GARDEN YOR GARDEN whose election would- cause the SPICIAL put things in what should be their (1) Only Registered Phar­ ^ Stays dazzling vyhite for years ! SUMMER least uneasiness. Orange Donuts PKG OF 12 M k J i ^ lOOZ real perspective—not to chase macist fill prescriptions ' here. Lemonade 8 c^s 1.00 Broccoli ChoRped h PKGS them out. (2) The largest most com­ CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL SPKIAL O’). ^______plete stock of Pharmaceuticala For a beautiful paint job at a rear saving in coot, u£e the new \ \ EACH YOR GARDEN - CWS and TIPS YOR GARDEN Even “ Mister Sam” and chemicals In town. Plain Pound Cake ,Du Pont "41” One-Coat Houm Paint. You get double economy— \ v ' a // To realize fully what horrible No Place To Hide (3) Our rapid turnover as-, SPKIAL OO. aures fresh quality drugs of the because it combinea exceptional hiding and excellent durability, all ^ Asparagus 3 p^s 1.00' Sweet Peas 6 things politics can do to people, ALUMINUM CHAIRS Pecan Crunch Coffee Cake EACH s J J * 1.00 As we .consider flying from the highest purity. in one coat. It’a apecialfy made for one-coat coverage over p re-..^ one has only to contrast the rivilizsfion of the autoiriobile, we (4) . Electrical refrigeration to viously painted itirfacea. that are in good condition, or on new, WE (ESERVf "Mister Sam ” of the usual AVash- fancy a number of locations. But, Insure proper storage of bio- A R N O L D 4% O O r primed wood. Ington scene with the "Slugging i one by one. these ullminste theni- logicals. penicillin, Insulin, etc. THE HiGHI TO (5) Our shelves ' are filled Your house will atay dazzling white for years, too— because TOPOUAUTY d m e W W . FIRST NATIONAL STORES Pam " who emerged, definitely if I Classic button j ^ LIMIT QUANTITIES .selves. "rhe latest crossed off the with - prodneta from world-fa- Du Pont One-Coat White is self-cleaning! Due to a unique blend reluctantl.v, at the Caiicsgo con-1 list la England. mouB pharmaceutical honaes ■ front .check dress "QUANTITIES LIMITED vention the otjier night. noted for their research to far­ ,. with short cuff- of pigments and oils.'it actually cleana itaelf under normal exposure' 1 One could, before the latest in­ od sleeves, two At Washington, "Mister Sam," | ther advance medical science. to sun, rain, arid weather . . . provided, of course, that dense shade formation. imagine England as a (t ) Two storn conveniently roomy hip pock­ Lux Soap or excessive accumulations of dust and soot do not retard this Lux Flak.es Rinso White Lux Soap Silver Dust Surf - House Speaker Sam Rayburn, is : Ir-nd of quiet lanes, orderly traf­ torated.'Ttaere’a' one near you. ets. Made of Dash . BoSCO wonderfol rayon ,IN GOLD FOIL noted for the fairness and niodqra- fic- patience, and dignity. But (7) Four registered phnrran- aelf-deaning-4>roceee^------• . CHOCOLATE SYRUP GOOD FOR NYLON WASHES WHITER FRAGRANT BLUE DETERGENT ^ for" A CLEANER WASH elsta on dnty for filling your that is crease- C^MDENSEO dhergent tion of his conduct Many has been now. it appears,' England is get­ resistant. Per­ Coma in to see 111. W e'll be glad to give you free literature on the time wiien a gopd cause other- j preocrlptions. ting to be just like the United (S) Priced to save you money. fect -for • your *'how to paint,” help you ^ t h your painting problems or recom­ LGE PKG 3 1 c REG BARS BATH BARS LGE PKG 3 3 c LGE PKG 3 2 c . w|M lost has been rescued by his ! trans - seasonal LGE PKG LGE PKG 3 3 c 35< 25< States, an automobile madhouse. In nceordnnee with the policy mend s reliable painting contractor. Gal. 37c 'if 32c "iversonai influence. In the past' British weekends, on the higk- 1 throaghont every department dress.'- Brown, In House Ixita three years, many of these good : In onr dm g stores . . . Preacrlp- red or b I. u e. ways, are getting to bd jv 't like 1 Sizes 12-20, rauses he haa helped support or ; Uont, too nro priced to save you W i s k Rinso Blue Swan Soap S p r y American weekends. If not worse, i money. 14>,-22'i. Breeze Lux Liquid Mdzola ON .rescue have been identified Roads, to country and' shore- are f Bring Yoor \ezi DETERMENT /DETERGENT LIQUID LAUNDRY DEIERG04T BLUES AS IT WASHES VERY m ILD WRE’VEGETABLE SHORTENING FOR SAUDS OR COOKING a Republican gentleman in the bumper - to - bumper nightmares Freocription Here For E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Shcoci Beels 2 *an» 19c H m u House, There happens to each weekend, with pace aloD^’ed ^o ; Saving and; Safety Sage-AUen, Kast 699 MAIN STREET TEjlv Ml 9-4501 A. 3 JUG »A*S 25c Hartford, is <>PfiW.L' be the utm M in personal respect 10 milea an hoar, .which la still one ; Spinach lOc LGE PKG 3 2 c cSJ, fT 31c Qi $ p c Pine Pharmacy Tuesday througlT -"S 37c’SS^69c 2 lATH lAAS 2 9 c 36c a 9S>c hetM«een Speaker Rayburn and "cS 37c ?>fi'68c differcn;:e to be noted. Here, in ' M4 Center St.— .MI 9-9814 .Saturday 9:30 ■Tomatoes 21c nw Sdeal Eisenhower. Each ad; this cbu.itry, we run' humper-to- ' < a.m. to 5:80 u attrea the e&er. Wttf even bet bumper traffic at 55.and 60 mtp's | p.m., Friday un- I .311 8:58 pjn,' ■ L , • ■■ ttai; a f aB-fte p m id ca u he has an hour, .tout The congeetion, a t ' 1 t .

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.MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1956 PA6B MIMB PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAVk AUGUST 16,1956 v- A&P SVPER MARKETS Stiff Drinking for SHOPPING PleasaHtly 261 Brood Streat, McmcheBtar Curbs Asked COMFORT! 116 Ecnf Center Street, M anchester For Military 1 WMhinglfin, Au*. 16 (>n — Rep. : COPPER ^ AT UNBELIEVABLE Edward H. Re«» (R-Kahl wid to^ ; day C o n g r^ ahould probe oiopc; deftly lnto.;,th« recent dmwnine of six Marine recruita and ’tfahten CREST LOW, LOW PRICES! law » agalnaV liquor In miUUry COOKWARE arena. Reea referred in a atatement to the Aug. 3 .court martial flnding i ...... that Marine Sgt. Matthew C. Me- j wmtionall^ famous stainless steet copper hotipm. ^Ticat^rleM Keon had drunk vodka before lead-1 Ing recruita on a diBCipllnarji night i .y . eoohMcmre • • • 7 heautiiuM and praeiieai pieees to eh4ktse From! inarch that ended in the drowning 1 of alx. The tragedy occurred April! 7-lnch French Skillet e 1 '/2-Ouart Covered Sauce'pan eS-QuWt Covered Saucepan e 2>Qt.' 8 at, tine.; Parria Island, S. C. j Marine base, ■ 3 Piece Double Boiler e 6-Quart Covered Saucepot e 10-Inch Covered French Skillet e 8-Cup Reea in the past has introduced | Percolator A different piece on sale each week. Take advantage of this outstanding offer!/ legislation, never adopted, to | 974 MAIN ST. provide stiff penalties for posses­ sion or sale of alcoholic beverages I POPULAR'S low prieos on ovtry Ittm . . Monday thru S ^ rd o y , on military pheraises. Open Thursday He said he has a»ked Secretary every week saves you money on yOnr total food bill. RomomMr you SAVE UP to 42%! of Defense Wilson to "reappraise \* the whole situation" and suggested ! and Fridays Until also get World Green stomps FREE, g o ^ for hundrods of notibnolly See this beautiful and exclusive c^kware on display at that the Defense Department itself , sponsor similar legislation. j known brands.; So, shop onco . . . Save twice at POPULAR. \ Rees added he finds it "strange j 9 — SUPfR MARKETS ^ 261 BroodSt. & 116EastCente^St.,jnMaiiclitstti Indeed" that leadership in training | ■Marine recruits "has been delegat-. Get a piece each week with each $5.00 purchase. Copper Lrest is the set with ed completely to the noncommis­ exclusive features of modern design for beauty, better cooking, easier cleaning] sioned officers of the. Marine I Corps.” j Star-K ist WITH EACH This aspect of the case, he said, "seems to have been lost in the | -6-QT. COVERED SAUCEPOT $6.99,.“PURCHASM dramatics of the trial," and he con-1 CUSTOMERS’ CORNER tinued; I "I question the soundness of' a Winrifir Bv A W dlknu'qf.. . system whereby an officer can say. TUNA An pverwhelming yote of confidence is cast for r T wash my hands ,of this affair A&P by millrons o f marketers daily. YOU GET MORE LOW PRICES ON MORE ITEMS... MORE DAYS OF THE WEEK At A*P! because I have delegated my au­ COFFEE It’s convention-al for experienced shoppers to thority.’ ," ‘ Get 2 Free Cans! acclaim A&.P’s quality foods . . . and to cheer our McKeon was found guilty of I Our millions of customers hgve many reasons for preferring A&P. "M^reLow Prices" negligent homicide and drinking I platform of more low prices on more items more on duty, and sentenced to a bad j Details at our Star-Kist display NAPIER RRAND days pf the week! ' y . IS one ... dependability is another, for A&P is the store you can trust for fine quality conduct discharge, nine months in j Then, too, A&P;s wide gelation has eomFlb the foods, always. And if you’re ever dissatisfied yoqr money will be refunded . . . cheerfully, prison and redurtloh in grade to | L A M B 4 . i G S . . . for courtesy is another big reason for A&P’s popularity! Come see you’ll save. private, The case is now urider i CANS LIGHT aid oLmafiy a party! Navy Department review-. MEAT CHUNKS' Drink It Come see . . . vou’li save! TENDER, WHOLE, SOFT-MEATED REGULAR CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT OVEK-READY Lk 67* TRIM-LB Hot o,r Iced .\ A&P Food Stores ’X Eight MMH Aides I 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 5 9 IONA WAX BEANS 2 25* CANS WHITE It's The To Enter Nursing j MEAT CHUNKS I Tbps! / 4 & 7 ^ READY-TO-gOOK-TO BROIL, FRY or KOAST Mancheq^er Memorial Hospital’s | Lb . SULTANA TOMATOES 2 i3 3 ‘ nurses' aide program for high | FRESH,MATIVE school students interested in medi­ HOMEMAKER BOSTON cine continues to pay dividends a.s OPEN UNTIL 2J/2 TO 3 LBS . LB a device for attracting youngsters ' V Into the nursing prof«ssi.on. A a P c o r n CREAM STYLE ' 2 CAN^i 2 9 ^ According to Mrs, Veta Dormer, Baked Beans 21^ 57c L & B Ko.'ihcr , Half Gal. I SUPER-RIGHT, SHORT SHANK, LEAN, FLAVQRFUL acting director ot nursing serv­ STATLER COLORED Dill\ Pickles 9 P.M. EVERY Salad Dressing p,s27" ots45" ice, erghUlocal and area aides who OVEN READY • • ,v ‘ Cott's Fruh Syrups AssoL’lm 25* have received training in the pro­ A&P Gropefruit Juice ’ °caiJ°'25^ gram are entering • State nursing | Toilet Tissue f'o r 29c Honeydew 12 Oz, O A C THURSDAY Herb-Ox fiouillon Cube's of'mIB* schools in'September. LB PKGS gw e Included anrong the girls begin­ WAYBEST NATIVE SMOKED Picnics angel soft rv6s FoClol Tissues 2 OFOF 400’, inn’, w /. A&P Fruit Cocktail 2 '^;,fV45* ning their career training next month are: ' POPULAR CHOICE AND FRIDAY Wax Paper 2 Carol Michaud, daughter of Plump and Tender SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY STEER BEEF KITCHEN CHARM .ous 35^ Uncle Ben's Rice > ” 23* Mr. and Mra. Louis Michaud of 62 Norman St.. Waterbury Hospital: Fruit Cocktail Pie Cdist Mix 3 ° 29'= 7-1NCN EducotOfCrax 'C ks" iIk g 2 9 " Toilet Tissues AssxwtL 3,otts 29* Josephine Paganl, daughter of | Two Pound Average Mrs. Felix Pagan!, of 105 Demlng i SHORT CUT LB St., St. Mary’s Hospital. Water- [ TALL LARGE Rib Roost IDEAL-GTN bury; Margaret' Collins, daughter i CANS CANS Wesson Oil p> 31" 59" o f Mr. and Mrs. ■ Walden Collins. | Boneless Brisket CANNING JARS OFJ2-PTS QTS Wapping, Middlesex Hospital. Mid- ; ■ ' >f«SH TENDER ^ ^ , fANCy SLICED., SUGAR.CURED g 1 .0 9 dletow-n; Claudia Richarc, daugh , Well Trimmed lb ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Richard, !i Corned Beef NICTJIR I difeken Wings i, 25^ Super-Right Bacon 47^ g I LB O Z of 110 Washington St. Middlesex C hoc. Fudge Sandw ich Keebier 4 5 c Apple kiice 21" I VIABMS ■ UNOtS, MILX-FtO, EXCEUINT Tq EOASI SURERailGHT, SUGAR-CURED FANCr RACOM m Hospital; Winifred Hopkins, niece RELIABLE PEAS CAN of William E. Colby. Mansfield De­ Short Sha^lc^ N abisco Butter C ookies 7 ox: 2 2 c j Ved Leg or Rump Thick-Sliced 2 pkg93‘^ j pot, Norvyalk Hospital; Margaret Smoked whan yeu^ K fs*J, Foley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shoulders ■ CUT fROM TINDER, MIUC-FEO VEAL -All GOOD FANCY, SUGAR16 c Coiiiriii^Jfirs Andrea Gooley, daughter of Mr. , Birds Eye Frozen Foods For gifts of distinction and quality CTNOF12 PTS ATS 1.09 and Mrs. Waller Gooley of 129: Quality A P P L E P IE Barry Rd., and Batricia McCrohoii. I REGULARLY 55c daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. i Green Peas 2 ^F*r 3 7 c Skinle.ss lb $ . NATIVE-PICKED DAILY FROM NEARBY FAILMS ^ ‘ ' \ OLD HUNDRED'^ g a l PKG McCrohon, are two aides who left'' Frankfurts LARGE 8 INCH a ffC Special Combination the hospital to'start their train-i Fish Sticks $1 SI2Et-SPECIAL ICE CREAM ASSORTED FLAVORS- Ing in June, Miss-McCrohon is at | BOTH Middlesex Hospital ' and Mi.ss : ■'^Ready-To-Eat Gooley at Hartford'Hospital. Full Shank Half - lb "The Best Thing A^out a Sandwich” . . Fresh Corn »<39' ' A&P FROZEN FOR - 'i . According to Mrs. Dormer. fo\ii' j Armour Steakeei Pkg^49c Hams JANE PARKER O Z PKG ONLY of the girls who will enter nursing' STRAWBERRIES^ Protein Breod REG. PRICE 21c U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A school next month received scholar-; Ships from the Manchester Stu­ PUIN OR SOUR RYE MINUTE MAID aoz gAC F ren ch Fries M«ineB**uiy 2 Pkgs 2 9 c Rye Bread jiANE PARKER IOA'F • V cken Pies “ S " r 4 99* 2 dent Nurses Scholarship Fund. [ Veal Chops Shoulder-Cut Lb. 69c Orange Juice • FROZEN. . .- CANS The Fund, whose chairman, is ; LX..._a D ..II* jane PARKER SLICED PKG OF JO n a c MINUTE'maid «OZ A A t k o iis reg price now a i LB. BAG Grape J u ic r S r 3 29* Dr. Edward Bfeascr, is aponsoredj C ooper Sharp Cheese Lb. 7 9 c rronKTorr - . 25c Orungende FROZEN '* 2 CANS by the hospital doctors, the Man- i .Lamb Ohopsshoulder cut l^- 89c BUniRID Vi IB gAC Chester Registered Nurses Assn.,; Sondwich REG.PRICE 23c NOW 19^ Waflies “ , r * 1 3 ,.0, 49' Sundwidi Stenki the Board of Trustees and the j M uenster Cheese L b .' 5 3 c EXCELSIOR PKG w” Kiwanis Club. , I ^^Fresh Rib Lb. lone Porkor Sponish Bor now CALIFORNIA GRAND EATING NATIVE LONG GREEN . The nurses aide program for high ; Pork Chops 43c achpol students was .instituted at Sugar or Molasses CookieSp.^,t.' 2 ^^gl 49^ I Rtd Grapn 35‘ Fresh Cucumbers A|.WAYS STRICTLY FRESH ' the hospital about four yeara agp. j Spare Ribs Lean Fresh Lb, 49c bOIjI'T WORRY • . ! FM CONSISTENTLY SWEET LUSCIOUS MEDIUM EGGS SUNN YBROOK-GRADE “A" DOZ ’ Lofif Oranges 5J;g 59^ ^ Bartlett Peers ■ 4 Trinity Donations I ' ' IF TOMATOES HIGH QUALITY. •• LBS Beef Liver ' Freshly Sliced Lb. 29c DOMESTIC DON'T LIKE YOU! CONSISTENTLY Priam iBmm li inii m fra»\in4 ttwvtP Smaretv, AvtaU II ia tin cannnaatt) end »icbi»V Climb In Million; -WE DO! We have junt the thing if or those of you 'who SWISS CHEESE GRAND FOR lunches LB Sliced Bacon Poun3 Layer Lb. 49c *>ut feel they’re too acid for .vour ays- Haftford. Aug. 16 i/Pi in its ^ tern. You won’t find them ever\-where—but as always GREAT VALUE ••• last fiscal year. Trinlfy College i n • I 1 U ‘ . Imported Sliced Tf C ^ -YOU'LL FIND THEM HERE! Fresh Butter creamei^'' 68*^ ‘ Sliceii Americon MELfrBIT ’/I LB AWC GERBER'S BABY FOODS PROCESSED PKG A t received dbnatiolis -excec'ding by * Boiled Hahn Half HaifLb./5c Lb. IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP more than a million dollars dona> : SUPER MARKETS RIPE, ACID.FR^ CHANGE TO Burden Cottage Cheese 2 ,*“ 27*' Ched-O-Bit FOR EVERY lions. to the college a year ago. Straln.ed 4 ^*‘ 4 r URGE Sin MIOIUM SIZE CHEESE USE •LOAF2 7» J 5 ' Total donations amounted to 'B.vThe O C - THi COFFEE WITH FIAVOII CAKIS 2 4 ' Sharp Cheddar 59* Blue Domestic e 81,778,105 for the fiscal year thall^ Amer. Bologna Piece Lb. THArS Juiii«r 2 ■'*"‘ 2 9 ' 2 2 1 7 ' W ended June 30, This is *1.21^.462 __ more- than the college received in . , TOMATOES ***• • 1954-55 and 81,603.10,5 more than For qua-lity .. . and value .., Cotne See it received in 1953-.54. that’s conahtently "the greatest,” You’ll Save Many major gifts, the college WE STIU HAVE change to AfcP premium-quality Check These Outstandmg ASF Values... report^, cams in the form of di- ' NATIVE APPLES Coffee. 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BIANCHE8TM fcVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, AUGuW 16.' 195« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, ■« ■ • *6 P A G E X u m a r -4 “ a Adlai North Fails All Hands on Deck for Moving Operation Session on -i 690 on First Ballot To Bolster Big Six-Hour Row (Conttnoed fram P«c* One) Vital Plank (Oontlaaed from Page Oae) You can be Qure o f convention w u who Is to be (UantlBiNd from Page One) . Chicago Notes talked intensely wijh ftatlonal Btevenson’i ninninK mete. chairman Paul Butler and John W. One of the names which had ^ smoothe proceedinga "a trehjen- (Continued (row Pago One) McCormack, platform committee figured in speculation seemed to be , dou* demonstration of party un­ r— -• chairman. scratched by a morning develop-1 ity." puted was reported last night by ment. This was an announcement i But Sen. Paul'Douglas of illinoii. Ernest B. 'vaccaro, Aaaoclated Off to the right St the wall of that Stevenson had asked Sen.; oqe of those who plugged for the his mezzanine box, a technician- Press reporter, who said today he John Kennedy' of Massachusetts' stiffer plank, said h* was disap­ was arranging a microphone near to make the nominating speech for pointed on the other hand, the reported accurately what McKin­ him. Georgia rontingent felt that even ney told him. Vaccaro covered the Harry S. Truman,. It seemed improbable that ‘ the mild version that was adopted White House during the eight . Suddenly boos 'from somewhere Stevenson would have, lapped the was too strong. It asked to. be re­ years Harry Truman waa Preai- i near the New York delegation. boyish-looking KenVicdy for Jhis' corded sgainst the platform. dent and consequently waa well | Then a sign popped up: “New York honor if he were minded to have ; Strategists in the uhsucceasful ; acquainted with McKinney and' delegates for'Steven.son." Cheers. , him bn the ticket as the No. 2 drive to strengthen the Civil ‘ othera close to Truman; Rayharn Interriipls man. '•’r ■ Rights plank included Douglas, i Rayburn angrily inlcrnipled the The practical certainty of Ste­ McKinney is one of those who Gov. G. Mennen Williams of Michl-' banded with Truman thia week to speaker to thunder: venson's nomination wa.s slich .that 1 gan. and Sen. Herbert Lehman of "T h e man who did that lyill be •peculation over His possible vice work for Harriman's nomination j New York. Their speeche.-, drew over Adlai Steveiuon. removed from the chanTber. No presidential running mate became’ I cries of "we want Civil Rights"— , banner hot justified-'will be al­ acute. I as well as catcalls. lowed in this hail as long as J am In the absence of any word from Delegate E. Robert Short of Truman Awaits Role chairman." ’ ^ /■ Stevenson, th.; race appeared to Minneapolis. . in presenting the i . Chicago, Aug. 16 iJ*! - Harry On the floor, a -crowd clotted be narrowing into a three-way con­ stronger plan to the convention, j '8. Truman, playinjf^he role of a around Sen. Paul Douglas of Illi- test between Sens. E>tes Kefauver aaid that "to almply give lip serv-1 party unif^r at the « Democratic nols. He was telling reporters a and Albert Gore of Tennessee and when you shop s f MsnoheQlers most modeBi Super Merkel 1 Ice lb Supreme Court decisions ‘ nktlonal convention, stood by td- group of. nortfiern Uberala would Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota. I without any pledge to carry "them ' Lorins Photo day to see what part he will play attempt to put new teeth into the None of these three took any June L. Vendrlllo i out would be to give them no mip- in the election campaign, civil rights plank. His inten.se, public part in a carefully staged , port at all." Douglas said "we The former President rrtade his white-topped head shook angt ily. drama in which the party's con­ ' canfiot evade this issue,-" "They have ithe barricades up,” flicting northern and southern Mr. and Mrs. Camillo B. Ven- i But Truman, Rep. McCormack; harmony bid to help Speaker of Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike and Broad Street, Manchester .{ drillo, 114 Summer St., announce the Hoii.se Sam Rayburn of Texas he said. "We know that Rayburn delegation met at the Civil.Rights the engagement of their daughter, I of Maasachuiietts. the platform i and Rep. John '\V. McCormack of is going to use the gavel unmerci­ crossroads imd decided to march Miss June Louise Vendrlllo to i committee chairman, and othera | Massachusetts push through a fully and Mr. Rayburn, la a rather into the general election campaign ; rose.to defend stoutly the commit- j ruthless man." under'*one banner. John James Oktavec Jr,, son of tee's compromise version as the Civil Rights platform plank .with­ For That Backyard lorbeeue PERSONAL SERVICE OEPARTMEHTS James Finnegan, Stevenson's Mrs. Mildred Oktavec of Little ; strongest Civil Rights plank ever - out a convention-splitting North- . About 9:20, Kerr finl.shed talk­ campaign manager, said no deci­ City Rd., Higganum, and the late placed before a Democratic con-1 South dogfight. ing. Rayburn threw the convention sion had been liiade as between pos­ John Janies Oktavec Sr. ' ventton, ’Chester L. Robinson, high achool vice principal, helped in the "active supervision" of moving operations The man who stirred the con- into a monumental stajl. For al­ ^ 4AJt ^•fut^U rnttU ^__ Misa Vendrlllo. a graduate of Truman said the majority plan I rvention by backing Ne'w York most an hour, singers .sang ahd the sible candidates. From another Manchester High School, is em­ at the new high'achool thia w-eeH. At the new achool, Robinson joined in the procession of men who source it was reported, however, I waa acceptable to him and that] wheeled dollies loaded with booka. teaching aids,' and other materiala to corridors near rooms where the ■ Gov. Averell Harriman for. the band played and everyone won­ A complete selection of ocean froth toafeod that Finnegan was arguing ployed by the Aetna Life Insur­ '•Tve done more to implement Civil ] materials w-lll be used. Moving, from the old Main St.' achool to the new building continues. ! presidental nomination and tag- dered what WHS cooking on ths against selection of a Roman ance Co. Her finace ia a graduate I Rights than any other President') I ging Adlai Stevenson a "conserva- back range. — diiplayod on a crystal clear bod of flntly Catholic. Finnegan, a Catholic, of Woodrow Wilson Higfr School, [of the United States." ' ■ I live’’ lacking the "fighting spirit" Suddenly, in the ci'oas-alsle be­ chopped ico to Intur# frothnott — prepared Middletown, and ia employed bv ‘ When the showdown came con- , i needed to win* the November elec- low the, speakers' platform, the • was represented as believing the W. E. Kelsey A Son, Inc., of Hart­ religious issue ought not to' be vention Chairman Sam Rayburn 1 I tion drew a stprni of applause cops we're riiahed in to break u'p a to your order by a tpeeially trained attendant. ford. of Texaa, speaker of the "House of [ : when he said last night; fight. Identity of the fighters un­ BROILERS raised. Russia Calls Such a view by Finnegan, if it Representatives, handled the sit­ “I waht to do something to con- known. / > . were followed, would have the ef­ uation With the firmness for i I tribute to the harmony of thiscon- A few delegates up front be­ fect of eliminating Kennedy and which he is noted. Rapping hia! V vention." gan shouting, "We want Sftm” and FILLET of HADDOCK Mayor Wagner of^New York City Board Holds gavel aharply, he ruled the strong- l • He said the proposed platform They got him. He sc.owled down from consideration. er minority plan was voted do.wn, i Parley Tirst Step.^^;^^ was ‘‘the best one this convention from the lectern: lb. Stevenson told a Vermont dele­ Hearings on and the entire platform adopted. I ever had put before it," He urged "Unless better order ts restored 49* gation meeting yesterday he had There'was some booing. But I (Continued from Page One) (Continued (ro n ' Page One) the party to go out "full force" and in this chamber, not many of you high regard for' Kennedy, '•wel­ Rayburn sternly told the . dele­ "give the Rapubllcans the licking will know what's going on." DELICIOUS BROILERER comed his availability" but had gates: "I've taken the ayes and 10:45 a.m. EST)—then have a half T o W «1 Ordinances nays many a time and I think I ! ' Stevenson has had words Of they are...entitled to.’’ . ■> McCormack, gray In the hot made no decision. hour tea-break and meet in an­ praise for every man mentioned on *^e skids already were greased lights, stepped up. lb'. Stevenson has indicated :he is know which is louder." i other sc.s.sion until about 6 p,m. for the defeat of tn amendment "I will fight as hard lui I can to, HALIBUT STEAKS toying with the idea of letting the Laws designed, to create a town Wanted Roll Call . the list—and for Gov. Frank J. ■ M But Lehman called Rayburn It p.m. ESTl. There w-lll^be a proposed by delegates demanding maintain the unity of our party FRYERS convention pick his running mate fire department and permit the regular- meeting Salur^y, but Clembnt of Termesaee who dropped stronger (jlril Rights language. and get this platform adopted." FRESH CAUGHT from a selected list of men he re­ "very unfair in denying our New' RIGHT FROM South Mamlhestel Fire District York delegation recognition so we probably none Sunday.,^ around last night to Stevenson's Blit Truman, as his party's cham­ he pledged. He began to read the gards as at'ceptable. The thought- and the Eighth School anfl Utili­ Much of the importiint w-oi-.k is suite in. the She'raion-Blackstone pion of Civil Rights, made ' the' platform plank by plank. THE SEA would be that with the top nomi could aak for a roll call." Except for the Civil Right expected to be Ame inf''buttonhole Hotel. committee report palatable to. The words (*11 unheard into th* FLOUNDERS nation apparently sewed up before ties District to . n it be .sub­ talki during the breaks and at the Clement, who has been men­ many northern liberals when he babbling, milling hall. -The huge Codk Up balloting • began, the delegates ject to reriew by the public Tues- plank, the rest of the platform aroused no floor controversy. round of dinpers and lunches given tioned as a possibility for thW No. gave it hjs support. clock on the wall ticked on .11:27 ibafULfUmtH t adght like to see a real contest for day. by the delegations. 2 spot on the Democratic ticket, p.m.., 11:55 .. 12:25 ,. and the second place. The platform pitched the' Demo­ W-hat apparently w-^s the only A Batch The Board of Directors will crats' national campaign on a Shepilbv's statement, as issued told newsmen "I sought no com-' remaining opportunity for bloi^k- little event* melted into the whole A eompleto teloctien of froth ttore tiicod coM At the moment, Kefauver ap­ by the Soviet embassy in London. ! mitments and I received none. vast tableau. There was Tniman, peared likely to have the strongest hold public hearings at 8 p.m. in charge that Republican claims of ing Stevenson's nomination was haring brought peace and strea.Hed what he vailed the pre-, T hat' was not the purpose of my ! lost when Truman, at the request Jaunty as ever, munching a sand- TodayI cutt and frothly n\adc teladt for every oc* backing in any such contest. Sen. thi Municipal Building on®" four liminai-y nature of the present visit." Clement, the convention w-ieh. Here was leathey-faced Clar- Richard Ncuberger, chairman -of prosperity are false, and Ihal^ the keynoter who will receive hia ' of his old friend Ra3^urh. ihrew cotioni Also frothly roeitod chickont — reedy ordinances, one to create a town Democrats can provide the true 'conference. I hia support to the Civil Rights- enee Cannon, the parliamentarian the Oregon delegation, said he department, one to permit the "To seek agreed way.S to aettle state's 32 votes on the first ballot with rule book in hand, earneatly to cai^-riqht from the Rofitto-mot every beer thinks Stevenson’s choice will be. product.^. ' L tonight, did not say why he I plank proposed by McCormack’s talking to tired-looking Sen. Herb- ' SMFD to join if its voters wish, Another theme was that pres­ the Suez problem ia of. primary resolutions committee. T). either Kefauver or Hunyihrey, on Iq permit the Eighth School called on Stevenson. ert H. I.,ehman and Gov. G. Men-- , FRESH MADE SMOKED addingf^ ident Eisenhower's administration importance for .such a-conferanve Kennedy visited with Stevenson Its acceptance; averted the nen .Williams, the- man with the BONELESS BRISKET and Utilities District to Join, and had followed foreign policies of aa our.s," he said.’ "Ail possible ! question, of whether auch strong "If It’s an open convention the fourth to permit the Ehghth in the former Governor's Conrad chiseled marine recniiting poster choice, Estes (Kefauver! will get “bluster and >luB,’' weakening ef- ahould be done to perrfiit the pres­ Hilton Hotel headquarters earlier : language might be adopted that face„ WHITEFISH District to ,turri its sewer forta of tlrt.'ft-ee world to halt ex­ ent meeting . . . to each an agreed ' some southern delegations faVor- Extra Lean POTATO SALAD It.” function to the town iflt wants to. in the day. And then at 12:50 a.m. E. Robert Qov. George M. Leader said Ke­ pansion of communism. opinion on the . . . preparation of . Stevenson, looking beyond his : able, to Stevenson ^ight walkout. Short of Minnesota threw in the Cemptetely The laws are reconlKnended by The waging of peace, the docu­ the international conference or The biggest question left at this or fauver has. strength in the Penn­ the Fire Protection and Utilities nomination,^said today there is a minority report aimed at a tough­ Bonelest |b. LOX sylvania delegation. He said Hum- ment declared, "is a task for some other international procedure "Virtual p a^ y aia” . of. progress convention, nekt to who will be the ening up the w;prdlng of the civil . Study Committee • as a means of Democrats.” It promised efforts to to examine ..the problem of the under the Eis*i)hower administra­ vice presidential nominee, ia Tru­ Vdirey also had favorable mention paring the way for fire consolida­ right* plank. Chbera and Jeers and., there. stabilize threatening conditions in freedom of navigation on the Suez, tion. He added that it is "not due man's role In the election campaign in the Georgia delegation, a waving tion. the Middle EUut where, it claimed. Cknal on the basia of the obaery- B.ifhi.-irh- Photo alone to the Prealdw rs infirmity.” thia fall. of confederate flag*. CORNED BEEF COLE SLAW Nova Scotia Rep. Robert Sikes said he thinks the Florida delegation would go That group'.s latest report out­ Republican policies have added to ance of the aovereign rights of l^chel P. (•riffin ' Stevenson eased ofF-hU pace as He said some -pretty ha'rd things 5lost DisUnguished Man JUMBO SIZE — SPLIT and GRIU . - SUMHERIIME for Clement, who has been praised lines a h>*potheUcal fire depart­ the danger of war. , Egj‘pt.” he approached a aecondTJemocra- about Stevenson at a/news confer- One by one the speakers appear by Stevenson. But him name was. ment organization and budget. The Democrats struck hard at Lloyd Named Chairman Mrs. Helen I. Griffin, 136 Green tic presidlenttbl nomlnationNit to­ efice yeaterday Just about the time and have their aay. Finally, at '/4"'-49^ what they called the "Republican 29' not -on Tubby's list. . Another public hearing will be Manor Rd., announces the engage­ night's session of the parly's con­ the former Illinois Governor's nom­ 1 ;20, the maln'event. It ia Rayburn A British spokesman said Shep- vention. , ' Former Sen. James Huffman held on a change in th’e- parking brand" of progress and prosperity. ilov told the 22-nation gathering ment and doming marriage of her ination for President became pretty saying. "I now yield to the most said there is "quite a bit of .senti­ meter ordinance to permit spend­ This brand wa.s denounced -as one all countries using the w-atei-wav He predicted a 'Democrat! much of , a certainty. efistinguiahed man In this hall — VARIETY PACKAGE daughter. Rachel Prt.scilla, to Dr. CORNISrHENS ment" for Kefauver among Ohio's ing parking meter' money for off- that benefited the few and left should have been called into the triumph in the fall election.- I^e said Stevenson lacked enough ■former President Truman. ' OPEN delegates. street parking. A subcommittee faVmera, small business men. law- London conferepce, aimed by the Frank R. 'Von Brandenburg of He chose Senator John Kennedy •'fighting spirit" to win an election A huge roar.-All heads turn to DARLING'S — QUICK FROZEN Hare or* the hxiii's far good Outdoof EalHiig Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montaaa from the Board js studying park­ income w-orkers. older persons, West to establish some interna­ Mexico City. of Maasachuaetts to place hia name withdtit help, and that he was "borh the right side.of the arena. And ing and has hacked expenditures and young persons seeking an edu­ in nomination, but an aide aaid the , a conservative", and not very an- there he was, hands stuck out like said was guessing Steven-son tional supervision over the opera­ Miss Griffin is an alumna of Mt. choice had no connection with Ken­ thusiastic'tor the New Deal and FRANKFURTERS 2 Ibt. — GROUND REEF 2 Iba. would leave the vice presidential from the parking meter fund for cation -trailing far behind. tion of the canal Egypt haa na­ St! Joseph's Academy, West Hart­ twin .Hxws chopping ■ the air in ' that purpose. 'Koaring Monopoly ProAla' nedy's possible selection to be Kail- Deal. THURSDAY & FRIDAY cholcd up to the convention. tionalized. front of. him, sa.ving: ,The platform dtclared that ford, and will graduate from the Stevenson's running male. But be added he thought Steven­ lb. ' 3 UGRED FRYER — APPROX. 4 Ibt. Meanwhile, .a group, which British Foreign Minister Sel- University of Pennsylvania in Feb­ Stevenson al.s'o was reported to •I want to contribute to the POT ROAST"*^"” economic, conditions now- are son could make it in November BETSY WAR.V1NG HELD IJ^TE favors eatabiiahing a parking w-yn Lloyd, w-ho w-aa-unanirtioiisly ruary. Her fiance is a graduate of have expressed approval of the harmony of this Convention. , . . San Juan, Puerto Rico, Aug. marked by ‘"soaring monopoly elected chairman despite a Soviet " W ith the'help of an old man fjpm 'ANY SIZE PIECE authority la circulating a petition pi-oflls," lagging wages, a “col­ the .University of California, in party platform, w-ith specific en­ Misaou'ri"! -himself. this ia the best platform the con­ At^Ono Avg. Weight 8 lbs. IS ijft—The local press charged to. force an election at which the' suggestion that he step aside, re­ Berkelc.v, and recfivec) his doctor­ dorsement of "a grand farm pro­ Whatever-Stevenson- may decide vention ever had put before it. "today that the Weather Bureau lapse" in farm income and . the torted that all countries at the No W a s te votera would decide for or againat failure of smalls businesses at an ate at the University of Pennsyl­ gram." , about a.sking Truman to carnpaign I've done more to implement civil Low Price 9 P.M . here failed to warn Puerto having such an authority. conference are vitally interested vania where he w-a.s elected to" Phi Stevenson also said, in a state­ right.k than an.v other president.." - Ricans as soon as It knew hur­ "alarming rate!” in the ’Suez issue. a for him, one thing seem ed'clear: Still another hearing Tuesday The Democrats pledged, if Beta Kappa. Phi Alpha Theta, and ment, he would have"preferred a Whatever Control the ex-Prealdent 1:25, Rayburn: “. .those in favor ricane ^ te y would strike thetr concerns changing the . name (the new Soviet Foreign Minis- Pi Gamma Mu. He is a-membier of specific endorsement" of the |Su- may have had over the party when of the minority report?^" - BOLOGNA®' "" Plenty of voted into power, "to release the island. The. bureau wonhl say Harvard St. \\ Harvard Rd. teiv making his debut,as Moscow’s preme Court’s decision , against ] he came to Chicago slipped from A roared "yes:'' nothing about the charge. apt ings of abundance, to bring this apokSsnian in the diplomatic big Sigma Nil and the Bankers Club ConsMw Filing Map 1 abundance to all. and thus to ful- of Mexico City. segregation,' but said that the Ctyit ' his grasp when he bucked the Ra.vburn; "Those opposed?” The ^-Directors will- consider leagues, stated the Russian posi­ Rights plank provides a firm' baae Stevenson bandwagon- A roared "no"' the motion pictures shown flil thelfull promise of Amefica.” tion less.-than an hour,after. Brit­ The wosl tax revenues enough to per­ ever, he was prepared to go along Harvard St. to Harvard Rd. "I am confident we •will have', a ica:". that the natives are using to wing yov hundreds of beairtifid I the 832,500 price tag which has i / mit a reduction of 840 a year ip in a search for ways . of settling I^rbllc Discinslon on .agenda Items stronger team-;-whoever lead* it automobiles ihstead of horses, and- ^ Chester .Augiint Seiiilriiwskl MAYONNAISE I been put On it. individual income .taxes for each the Suez crisis peacefiillv. He said I'nflnished BiisineMs . -—and that we shall win in Novem­ that the roads are fine and it' Chester August Scndi-owski, RI PEANUT DUTTER TOPqUAUncIFTS fwyou end yew bom person in low-er Income brackets. The, Directors postponed action he did not wd.sh to complicate the To see if the- Board will accept ber," he said. ... gives them a chance to get around Edniund St., died Tuesday at Ihs' ALLSWEET tOf give the matter further They declared themselves in favor proceedings by delving too deeply I land from Ralph Cowell for a turn Sixteen farmers some of them the countr.vside and view the Goiinly General Hospital, Los An­ pkgs. thougtit. If the range is to be of auCh a reduction, which! would into procedural matters. ! around'at the end of Buckingham delegates- visited with Stevenson beautiful scchery,' places they had geles, Calif. He A-as born in‘Man­ of 80 built by the M. S. Kelliher Co., come through an increase in per­ Shepilpw stated again.that Rus­ ' St.' . . . in his 'suite in the Blackstone sonal tax exemptions. never been able to see before. chester, Aug. 29, 1913, the son of HAVE THE HERALD ; high school contractors, the de- sia believes 46 nations should have To lee what action the Board Hotel. Roger Tubby, hia press sec­ One writer says everybody looks i Mrs. Bernice Sendrowskii 51 Ed­ MARGARINE NAPKINS 3 ' cision should' be made tonight, The platform denounced the been Invited all the Arab states. will take concerning Jiling a map retary, said Stevenson told the vis­ Republicans for w-hat were termed healthy and the children have mond St., and the late Peter Sen- SENTTOYQU I General Manager Rlch.ard Martin Che East European Communist of the Maguire tract in the office itors: rosy cheeks. She also adds that drow'ski. Educated in Manchester ! has. told the Etoard. failures to halt declines- in farm states and Communist China of the town clerk. "I don't kfiow how all of you. felt LARGE SIZE If it ia to be put out to bid, income. It promised repeal of they sure take care of their old school.s, he was a veteran of World along with Elgypt. New Business but as nearly as I can tell this is people who are unable to care for War II and,a welder by trad*. WHIL^ YOU'RE AWAY! .Martin said, it ahould not tie done I Biaenhower-sponsoi-ed flexible A British Foreign Office spokes­ until the 1-year guarantee on the ! price supports and a return to 90 To see if the Board will giv* au­ a grand farm program, the beat we themselves. Some of them have Besides his mother, he leaves a man said he could not confirm re­ thorization to the treasurer, the ever had, and one we can go out very nice little homes of four or brother; Roman Sendrowski. 51 Ed­ buildingrhas run out so that there ' per cent parity price guarantees, ports from Baghdad that Egypt and'.sell.’" can be no queation of whether an­ i It also promised use of govern­ general manager, and the chair­ five rooms, and "welfare" sends a mond S tf and a sister Mrs. Wil­ had nominated Iraq to mediate oh man of the Board of Directors for Stevenson c h o s'* to make woman every other day. This, we other builder interfered with th» ment paymenu to help bolster tt.! Suez Canal issue between liam Boehm. 577 Adams St. structure of the achool. farm returns. temporary borrowing in anticipa­ speeches seconding his nomina­ imagine, is in Belfast or its sub­ Funeral services will be held -"I —'sec Egypt and Britain. The spokes­ tion of taxes. - tion: Sen. Herbert Lehman* of New urbs. The range would be built The campaign document ac- man said Iraq had made no ap­ Saturday morning at the Holmea HONEYDEWS York, Gov. Luther Hudge.s of " Since the Twelfth of July, Ul­ against the west wall of th* small cuaed the GOP of allowing "special proach to Britain. To see what action the Board Funeral Home, 400 Main St., fol­ will take concerning the designa­ North Carolina. Gov. George M. ster's big da); of the year, ac­ lowed by a requiem .Ma.ss in St, fiym. interests" 4o "pillage” dwindling Leader of Penn.sylvania, Rep. Edith counts have been received of the ’ \ May Fill TPC Post natural reaources. . tion of banks as official depositor­ Green of Oregon and Rep. William John's Polish National Catholic "‘We pledge ouraelves," th e ies for town funds. celebration. One woman writes Church. The hour is to be an­ The Board will consider ap­ L, .Dawson, politir'al leader of that "The day was perfect. It took each pointing a aucceaaor to Ralph Democrats said, “to halt this be-; To see if the Board w-i.shes to Chicago's Negro areas. nounced. Burial will b ^ ln S t trayal of the people's trust." | 2>s hours for the paiade ^o pass John’s ' Polish N atlonar^atholic , Scudieri, who haa reaigned from j close out the following accounts: in Belfast and the Orangemen Qiari savihg ioday ! the Town-Planning Conimisaion. "I^e parly alio promised to im­ and 8 Almshouse con-version, municipal Church Cemetery. prove social welfare programa, ’ looked great.” Still another said Friends may call at the funeral In a number of routine mat­ building repairs, Union School re­ there n\tist have been 200 bands ters, the Diriectors wili consider; such as Social Security; public pairs, Waddell School copitruc- hoipe Saturday morning from 8 housing and aid to medical edu­ in the line of 'march. 1. Authorizing the borrowing of Q—Who were the first people to tion. Bow-era School addition. South Household Hints o’clock until the hour of the fu­ DELICIOUS money In anticipation of taxea.. cation and reaearch. It aaid the Re- School alterations .and additions. neral. ■' SERVE IT WITH lEFORE YOU GO 2. Designating depoaitoriea for publicana had bitterly fought set up a Chiistian state? )b. town funds. broadening of social security bene- A—The Armenians, who have To see what action the Board OUR CORNED REEF been Christians since A.D. 301. will take, edneerning the propoaed Plan to have at least one black 3. ' Accepting a piece of propertyfiU. drees in some fabric (wool Jer­ Public Records CABBAGE for a tui-n-arouna at the end of It further pledged itself to pro­ rifle range at the new high achool. & Q - Wh.v do clouds constantly To see if the Board will appoint sey, silk crepe or silk faille) In Funerals Buckingham St. vide federal aid to the nation's your Wardrobe thia fall. It will IVarrantee Deeds FRESH Dial Ml 3-5121 4. Closing out a number of con­ achooU. change in shape? a, member to the Town Planning A-^Because parts of clouds Commission for' the term ending go lots of places. " , Maurice E. Gaqdet to Russell ilRCl'LA'nON bEPT. troller's accounts. One of the platform’s sharpest Armogdda, property at 63 Whitney \ . tliarle* Tarr fade blasts w-as directed at Eisenhower evaporate when they come in con­ Nov. 1959. ii Public 'piM-iisslnii on Other Items If you like sheer stockings and Rd. Funeral aerricea for Charlea co n n in g Se e se n FRUIT SALAD A.MBUSH KlLUt ISRAELI TRIO administration policiea on atomic tact with warmer air that ia not ' Moreland J. Lord, and Mildred saturated with water. open sandals for summer wear, Tarr Cade of Fast ..Haven were Jeniaaleta. Israeli - Seotol-. power, It charged that this coun­ U ATER bOMMlS.SION give extra attention to your feet B. Lord to Moreland A^lres, Inc., held yesterday afternoon at tha- ^anirlirstrr . Atig. If — Israel announced try' la in dahger of losing world Public Discussion on Agenda and legs. They should be at their property on .Phoenix and Lake Holmea Funeral Home, 400 Main FRESH MACiP • ) 'a bus was ambushed today leadership in the development of '- -Q What la the Canadian law- Hems prettiest -in the summer months. SU., • St The Rev^Ffed R. Edgar offi. Hurittnii its way sscroM Ike Negeb desert nuclear energy, because, it said, the regarding egrets? , New Business Marriage Llcmse elated and burial was in the Cen­ toward Eilat and ^hree IsaeH' administration h a s sought to, / A—In Canada, possession of the To see if the Ceipmission . sgll Fur trim la back for' fall in Ruaaell Robert Tucker. Bolton, ter Cem'etery, Coventry. TOSSED SALAD Boldlera and! a wOnuia were transfer much activity in this field "heat or egg or any part" of, an apf>i:ovs proposed agreement con­ ^ ^ -y;- both suits ahd coats. It gives a and Joan Ethel McCandleaa, 444 Bearer* were Archie Palmer Jr, . i kUled. The bMIm s*m refiartad from government )—Th« * ■ (Coatluaed from Pago One) Republicans Start Draft age have come from every island Predictiona that the Typhoon The fourth man on the pla'ne, Favor ISixon^ struck by the storm. U.S. Air would hit Kyushu full force were an Army sergeant, wn%, found on Air Force today advised aides of Think Big Thoughts, Force installations in the Bahamas sta te Sen. Paul Amenta of Newwflood control bill, saying it i« ‘‘un- He leaves a Widow and two sons, not borne out, a coral island onto which he was Sen. Bush (R-Cortn) that it has fortlunate that the issue wound up islands were among those hit. It* heart wind* moderated from washed In hia life' jacket. ’The Britain called for a definite federal Lynde Jr., A Navy commander, awarded a 61,438,032 contract to As t Aides Claim fident the hurricane woul«P con­ ''^?^athermen continued to keep 115 miles an hour and a change of Navy aald he was Robert L. Tay­ plan for aid to education an;l and J. Jett, who was .severely Of Strong Rights Plank a close watch on a squally area the Taloa Overhaul 'Division of legislators in other sections of the Grow Grandly Bald tinue away from the .mainland. direction sent the ceilter moving lor, 1226 Kane Dr., Charlotte. Flight Enterprises, Inc., for main­ blamed the Republican adminiati'a- country. I feel it is time we wounded in Okinawa with the Washington, Aug. 16 (F)- Aides to about '200 miles northeast of at 18 miles an hour toward the N. C. tenance and modification of VOi (Continued from Page One) i They advised coastal residents, Puerto Rljjo. Hurricane* »ome- tion for failure to end segregation stopped talking about flood con­ Marinea in World War II. Hia eld­ foreign nations rather than dirert . Vice President Nixon said today Korean Strait separating Japan airplanes. trol and started doing something g ran ts' and that the loans should ho ha* received "more than 6,000 " New York (>P)—Curbstone com­ however, to keep track of ■ Its tlme* develop from such areas, from Korea. High winds on the Tea Time. Sandwiches The work, to bq, oonducted a t In'the nation's school'during a est son. Cmdr. Montrose G. com­ opened an "Ike-Herter" campaign f ; causes our brains to expand as we called eaRterljMvaves. ' about it." jfo for specific projects rather than lettora and telegrams opposing ments of a Pavement Plato: grow older. movement and warned shipping fringe were expected to, hit the Chop watercress leaves and the Windsor Locks, Conn., qlso in­ speech last n ig h t t h e Italian Amenta agreed ■ with Ward's manded a submarine in World War headquarters.. ‘ • | Harold B . Staaeen'a ’ flight tests of 20 of the 4-engina spare the feelings of those who Soften n package.of cream cheese Amenta spelce here in what w as: Immigration Act. The New Britain Austiialia in 1945. The New York delegation. • led KxacUy 30 mesaagea hav* been greetings from their' mattress- Damage reports from some of Babs, With winds of llO miles an plane, .whose name was withheld, transports. of the rules iubcommi(tee said | headed friends as, "Hi, Cueball.” ; brag about their thick crop of hair. d add chill sauce to taste. (A 'hilled aS/A "Manchester Educa­ father of five children said he Adm. McCormick served as a by Javits and Oswald D. Heck, ■ received aaylng that Staaaen la ! But tho blunt truth is that, gen- the many kslands Betsy struck in hour in its center, struck a .glanc­ was the object of search by Army, would like to see Immigration fig­ "Nixon is not popular;' he’s just right, they added. The baldy thanks to science — her journey up from the tropics ing blow tonight at Japan’s main Air- Force, Navy and Marinea. dash of Worcestershire .sauce and tion Night" program. The speech young officer aboard , the USS not popular." speaker of the New York Slate ; erally speaking, the thing that Stainless steelware may bs waa.part of his "Meet the People" ures based on a newer census of The communlcatiqna ranged in now can give this crushing rejoln- indicate great destruction and con­ southern island of Kyushu. No re, But the four others in the crew grated onion may ala.o be added to either stamped or graded. If It's Wyoitaing In World War I and Appeal Denied Assembly, made public a plank tone from “to hell with Staaaen” er: "Hi yourself, you' fatliead." I hiakcs the brain grow is thinking. the cream-cheese mixture). Now, t(Hlr throughout Hartford County. the country. Immigration is based Witnessed the surrender of the they proposed .to Insure arms for ; The Cerebrum, or forepart of the siderable loss of lives. ports of casualties or damage' were safe. stamped, it will be characterized on a 1926 census. The latest census The natlona 1 committee ap­ to a Kentuckian’a advice to Nixon For the evidence Is growing that The San Juan Weather Bureau there were immediately available. Three sailors escaped on a rub­ mix the- watercress and cream- by the same thickness a t all The New Britain State Senator German High Fleet in the North proved the seating of a South! Israel. It . would commit the Re­ I brain, where the intellectual ca- will face State Sen. Patrick WaiM was taken in 1950. to "pleaae take th* hint that you bald^headfid men are. on the whole, .sqld 16 persons were killed - in One U.S. Navy airman was ber raft The Navy .said they cheese mixture. U.se as a filling points. .If it's graded or rolled, Sea a^ the end of that conflict. He Carolina delegation headed by | publicans to "continue to urge our are unpopular—retire.’’ ’ ' pacity centers, is In one way like for thin white or whole-wheal- of Hartford in a primary Aug. 29 Others Speakers government. In cooperation with more Intelligently gifted than the Guadeloupe, a French island in>the miaaihg In the wake of the storm’s were Paren E. Doyle, 1029 Fourth it's tapered at the knife blade, had been graduated from the David Dows of Bradley. It th u s! ordinary rate of man —something a muscle. It grows with use. bread sandwiches. for the Democratic nomination for Mayor Harold A. Turklngton in­ Naval Academy In 1915, second In other free nations, to supply suf­ l.«tters Pour In Leeward*, 12 in Puerto Rico and fringe on Okinawa to the south. St., Whltaflsh, Mont., Donald J. the fork tines and spoon bowls. denied an appeal from old lin e: Staff mimbera aald the letters we have suspected ourselves for a A hapjiy-go-lucky laborer may representative from the First Con­ troduced Amenta as well as State S'class of 183 midshipmen. party regulars, National Commit-; ficient arms for legitimate self wear U)e same hat size all his life. gressional District. Sen. Philip X alng of Windsor and started arriving in large quantities long time ahd therefore more to At the outbreak of World War teewoman* Mrs. John E. Messervy, defense to Israel, fir any other after Staaaen launched hla cam­ be envied than pitied. ] A lawyei', whose brains earn him Speaking before a small'crowd, Judge Wesley C. pryk. both of n, he was attached to,the staff of National Committeeman J. Bates nation whose freedom and in­ his living, is likely to need a larger HRST FOOD STORE OF,MANCHESTER. JNC. whom spoke briefly.' paign to replace Nixon with Maasa- The latest benefactor of the bald Amenta described education as the the commander-in-chief of the Gerald and State Chairman 0.Bns, Not (irant* name is placed, in nomination he Bank and Trust Co. 29'f 31 Vi stand against segregation In pub; not in a mopd to do so. And the firecrackers to frighten off ele­ unll ask that it be withdrawn. lig schools. He blamed the Elsen­ New England States today re­ corresponding 1955 period: members to walk In groups of more liam Shaw, Thurston B. Morton, former as­ phants from their crops. Forme'r- Conn. Bank and VEAL LEGS Stevenson people are" In a mood 2.*?% More Cash Massachusetts. 52-1221; Con­ sistant secretary ' of state who Trust Co...... 33>i 36 Vi hower administration for failure ported a 1956 tqtal of only 122 right now not to press him to do'so. than three through the territory l.v they used deadlv weapons, but ' 6 Oz. Jar $1.49 cases of polio and no polio deaths, necticut, 29-16.1; 'Rhode IsISnd, claimed by’ the other., The Keep America Creep pro; heads the foreign policy su)>cpm- •Manchester Tiust . . 62 67 to enforce,the Supreme Court deci­ this method thinned out the ele­ Hartford, Aug. 16 (.9'; The MILDLY CUREeT sion banning segregation. _ compared with 1,601 cases and 55 5-86; „ New Hampshire. 7-66; Kennedy declared-the police were gram was organized In Washlng- mlttee, said the platform should phant herds which are profitable Fire Insurance Companies jr.KSO STRAWBERRY "Although It is a difficult prob­ polio'deaths at this time last year. Maine. 12-44. Vermont. 17-21. "not parties” to the East Side pact. i ton state In 1940. call for a program of loans to tourist attractfons. Hospital Notes sale.*’ ta.\. aided by the higher 3',j Aetna Fil e . ., . . . 6 3 ', 66 >, lem, we can end segregation by en­ Only five cases were reported in Police, Teenage per cent rate, extracted 23 per Hartford File ...... 113 133 Deviled Celery Soup forcing the law of the land. There the area yesterday. Rhode'Island Vlsiiliig Honrs; Private . rooms, cent more money from Connecticut National Fire ...... 130 140 PRESERVE is no need for it to delay the solu­ reported no hew polio cases for the Ingredients: 1 can tlO'j Deals forbidden 10 a.m. to g'p.m .; maternity and taxpayers for the pa-sl 12 months Phoenix ...... ; .. 7 2 ', ■ 7 5 'i tion of the education problem." .fifth consecutive day. The' other ounces) condensed cream of celery SMOKED PICNICS semi-private wards, S to 8 p.m.; than for the previous year.. { Life and Indemnity In*. Cos. Questioned before the meeting five states reported one «*ach. soup; 114 cups milk, 1 can ( 2 1-4 New York. Aug. 16 (Ah---JPolice children’s ward, 2 to 7 p,ni. State Tax Commissioner John 1 Aetna Life ...... 184 194 . 20 Oz. Tumbler . slatted. Amenta said he agrees The first 15 days of August last ounces) deviled ham, minced pars­ Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy L. Sullivan, today listed the rec­ Aetna Ca.*ualty ...... 125 133 CUT FROM CHOICE STEER BEEF with Sen. Ward On the basic issiies year saw an outbreak of 785 polio ley or chives. , ' - ' has ruled out- any compacts be­ PatienU Todav; 171 ord sales lax take for the year end­ Conn. General ...... 283 298 DEL MONTE facing the nation, and, in parti­ cases in New England. For the Method: Mix condensed soup, tween police and tdenage gangs ic ADMITT E D YE.STERDA'V’ ing June 30 at close to J75.3 mil­ Hartford Steam Boil . 97 103 cular, the First Congressional same period this year there were milk end deviled ham together; and has told his men to meot vio­ Jam es Shaw, 37 Edison R d .;,A r­ lion. ... ■ Traveler.* ...... 74 79 BONE- FRUIT COCKTAIL IMstrict. only 18 cases. heat. stirring occasionally lence with sufficient forqe,” thur Olson. 16 Munroe St.: Richard Collections for the previous year Public UtUiUea' IN He expresaed concern over Pres­ Dr'. Roy F. Feemster. director oi Sprinkle with parsley. Makes 4 He has ordered police officers TEACH YOUR Phiffer, RFD, -Rockville;; Miss totaled J60.9, million, a record at Conn. Light Power .. 19>j 21 «i ident Eisenhower’s veto of the the Massachusetts Health DepartT servings. hot to recognize any gangs "as Conn. Power ...... 41 CHUCK ROAST Joyce King. 280 Woodbridge- St.; that time. * , • ' 43 Hartford ♦Ilec:. Lt. . .. 62 64 JE. Denise Parhish. 64 Wedgewood The temporary 3'.a per cent 29 Oz. Can 39c PLUS EVERY DAY Dr.; Mrs, Katherine Netlleton. 370 flood-tax rale accounted for 65.5 Hartford Q4a O j. . . . . 37 .a.. FKK.SIILY UKOUND—A LL'B e e f GENtTINE SPRING Bldwell^t.; Felix I.ewis, 39 Turn- million. It was in effect the last So. Ne(v ^ g lan d I FOOD BUDGET Tel...... 40 42 SUNSHINE bull Rd.; Mrs. Olive Burleigh. Bol- six months of the fiscal ,vear. T;he HAMBURG 3 $1.00 RIB LAMB CHOPS higher rate cnd,s after ,Sopt. 30, Alanufacturing Companies LOW PRICES AT -lon; John Lombardi. 60 Otis St.: Am. Hardware ..... Miss Carole Smsll. 63 Laurel St.; dropping back to. the basic 3 per .. 19 21 nVE PAOK ASSORTMENT Arrow, Hart. Heg. . .. 61> .. 64'i H<)S'OR .MAID S K IN L E S S FRESIII.Y SUCEU . ___ h cent levy, Roger Bedard, 83 Eldridge St.; A.*ao. Spring ...... 14's 3 7 'i NEW TRICKS Raymond Jolie, 262 \V. High St.; , Commis.sioner Sullivan, .sub­ ^Bristol Brans IT'S NO BULL! tracting'the 'a per cent flood tax' . . 23 25 FRANKFURTS 45c ^BEEF LIVER “ Robert Skinner, South Wind.sor; ] Collins ■...... 110 120 47c lake, placed the amount going in­ (BjuA& jodiSu . Mrs. Claire Hollister. 154 Irving Em-Hart . . 3 5 'i 38 Vi, St.; David Davis. 1097 Main St.; to the slate's general fund from Fafnir Bearing ...... 49 52 Dennis Gsda, 70 Fairfield St.; this source a t-$69.8 million. W e>e Getting Rid 6fi Our DOGS! I-anders-Frarv Clk. .. 2.1 >.3 25'2 ''y ''y / •' Scott Pangburn, 106 Prospect St.. A comparison with that adjusted N B. Machine Co. . .. .17 , 40 Frozen Foods TybiotSu - fiouW uf, Rockville. three per cent rate shows a jump N. Eastern Steel . . . .. 5 ’i 6>4 ADMITTICD TODAY; -Mrs. Ei­ of 68.9 million going into the gen­ North and Judd . . . ..38 41 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES leen Phiffer, RFD 3, Rockville; eral fund, a.s against last year’s. Russell .Mfg...... - 11'j 13 >2 BIRDS-CYF, Old Tray Old Pearl FRESH Louis Barton, 5 Lewis Circle, R(Kk- That's a 14.6 per cent increase.\ Stanley Works .... . i .50 53 ville. Since sales tax receipt.* consti­ TeriY Steam ...... 140 _ FANCY "STATE " GROWN '50 DODGE '50 BUICK BIRTHS YK.STERDAY: A son tute qn e.xecllent barometer of Torrmgton ...... 27 . 29 PEAS pks. 19c NATIVE FOWL >39c to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fuller, geneial businc.sa conditions, it in-' U.S. Env'lp com . . . . . 2 3 ', 25 41 Drive F. dicate.s that busines.s w'as .up about U.S. Env'’ip. pfd . . . . . 12 'i SOLD 4 SOLD * 14>2 'BIRDS EYF, COTT'S SYRUPS CHICKEN PARTS DISCHARGFJD YESTERDAY; 14.6 per cent over g year ago In Veeder-RCiot ...... ; .. 5 5 'i 5 8 'j Miss Irene Boudreau, 82 Garden dollar sales. The above quotations are not to KATIVE TOMATOES ib. Potato Patties 2 pkg*. S3c 4 Bottles -99c Breasts ,.,.79e mk c St.: Mrs. Jane Deidier. Laurel be construed as actual iharketa. Legs 69 Manor Convalescent Home; Austin Storing leftover food In a small j YELLOW FREESTONE Old Blackie GENUINE SPRING Doscher, Ce'nter Rd.. Vernon; Mrs. bowl in the refrigerator? Place the Gra.ssy Meadows Guardian now HAWAIIAN PUNCH Evelyn' Engbcrg. 77 "Doane St.; bowl in the center of a good-.sized leads all North Carolina senior '52 PLYMOUTH Misa Kathleen.Hili, East Hartford;. piece .of waxed papei. Bring up tfvo-yeai-old Holsteiiis with a pro- ■ HILL stock No, 161-B, LEGS OF LAMB ,"^65c Merle Lavery.'" .4(1 Packard St.; edges of paper .so they meet, make ' ductipn of 19.139 go'und.s of milk ' $450 tsr$i,oo Kerry Lucas. East Hartford: Mr.s. a drugstore fold, Fold remaining | and '6.56.2 pounds of butterfat on Strawborries Pull Pkg. 39c 3 BONELESS ' Harriet Machle. Hebron; Mrs. Lai- ends of waxed paper under the i tw1ce-a-day milking. ■ “V . bowl. Neat |>arkagc- ' FANCY SWEET i SPOT CAT and DOG FOOD VEAL CUTLETS " > 8 9 c SWEET LIKE Old Nig Old Sugar 12 SOLD <|t, 54c PINK MEAT Fried Seaiibps Pkg. 49c SUNGREST ^1 CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN...! WHOLE KERNEJ. W w I V r l A Cans ^ 1 C J-oojcL TASTEE—HEAT and SERVE MEATY Old Bowser LEAN TASTY French Toast pk. 19c TU N A 2 c.™ 59c 10-OZ. PKGS. PICTSWEET - CANTALOUPE ^49 DODGE U.S.N0.T SPARERIBS Beige, Stock No, S46-B, $175 MIXED VE6ETABLES 2»"«> 39c FRYERS LONG ISLAND 6-OZ. CANS MINUTE MAID 2V2 fo 3 Ibr. ■Vg TIDE IVORY SNOW CHEER IVORY FLAKES CRISCO ORANGE JUICE 2‘"'41c Potatoes jt) . LGE. OOC l g e . c Old Bell Old Tige Old Bulger 6-OZ. CANS MINUTE MAID It) 0 0 l g e . 0 Oc LGE. OOC 3-LB. A A c FRESH c a n j i y '50 PLYMOUTH '53 HUDSON 'At NASH 4-DR. PINK LEMONADE ' 2‘?'‘31c 4 3 c 101b. bag Oonv. Stock No. 256-B. 1 Wasp. Stock No. 292-B. NATIVE TOMATOES 6 6 Stock No. SOS-B. $50 2 2Sc 6-OZ. CANS MINUTE MAID RATH'S MOTHER GOOSE BLACK HAWK JOY DREFT DUZ Per6onal IVORY IVORY SOAP. \ - ‘ NATIVE CUCUMBERS 6*” 25c ORANGEADE 2‘"*29c c LIVERWURST • PICTSWEET ' BACON Q l c 0 0 c LGE. OOC 4 O O c 3 MED. 0 Ac Old Spot Old Rip Old Blue BOHLE J 1 PKO NEW POTATOES 10*^550 FISH STICKS 35c PKG. BARS '50 OLDSMOBILE '50 OLDSMOBILE '49 BUICK * * * * l 6 1-Dr. "M “. Stock No. 85-B. SOLD SOLD EXTRA FANCY It) lb ELBERTA PEACHES 2*»29c Ample Parking In Front, Side or Rear of Building

Old Fido , Old Rover BARTLETT PEARS ."•19c 9UART JAR NABISCO iSugarj Old Bugle OPEN THUr S a ^ ! n T I ^ ^ ^ ^ ™ F r B a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ '50 CHEVROLET '52 NASH '50 MERCURY EXTRA FANCY HOREY stock No. 708-R. $475 stock No. 169-Gk $395 sou> < CANTALOUPES •“ '•29c RRAHAMSUr^ I 8T. p h o n e Ml-885St m-m-m Country Good!| UvC ■s WE GIVE THURS. UNTIL t P. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 and ALL DAY SUNDAY MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES CONSUMERS GREEN STAMPS ■ I P A Y 0KT1L 9 P . You e u redeem them right here beoMse wo OPEN S«N!b9 and S«rvicii|9 OMsmobiks for Over 22 Years .' J are the redempttou ocnUr for Mjnrheater. 112 WE^r CENTER Sf. OPEN EVENINGS • T EL Ml 9-6427 AIR4i0NDITI0NE0 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET STORE OF MANCHESTER/ INC 311J41GHLAND ST., MANCHESTER Ml 3-4278 •(.iNJOMV 646 CENTER FREE DaiVERY * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING r;;> if S|M ET

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BUGS.BUNNY In Rpalti it la coivddered bad j Bricklayer—I'd like to work MANCHESTEir EVElJItlQ HERALD, MANCHE5TE#, CONN, THURSDAY, AUG.UST 16, 1958 P A G S n r n t N manners to ask a guest to have (-here but I can’t find a place to A n t l o v e r another glasu of wine. N-j matter j park m.v car Answer to Previous Puzzle any official announeamant of Sense and Nonsense A Brighter I o r Rockville charges agalnat Bishop Finger but how many the gueat has had the I Foreman I guess you won’t do. A Bishop Freed well-bred Spaniard always asks, I We want only bricklayers with Jewels n a 1 [T l u a he aald he understood the red UC j ■ P?hjV "W ill you Lave a glas.s of alterrv?" | chauffeurs. u 5 Tu a polibe were looking for a fadio A .wealthy dowager was bawling Joss of a somewhat - ill-bred biit u u E c S' . 1 U u Workshop^ Retreat Scheduled extremely I . l' ui;:] W 1 traruimlUer in . hia home. out her aon for the failure of a wealthy neighbor, who ACROSS 5 Visitor 3 Q r j By Red China Ootmtiies bank In which he waa a director had been very* liberal in hia help X ^ "W e didn't have one," he, aald. I iPrecious stone ? and ahe a large depoaitbr. Hr at­ t'o her county charities. m * !1 LJ P] By Congregational Minister "I was a Catholic missionary. That C A R N i V A L BY DICK TURNER S Jewel 7 Humblest iK. m was the only reason (for the tempted to Amooth. things over, "M r. X is dead,'; she aald. "H e f O p 1 5. E On Birth Date arrest)." saying;- "Now, mother, don't worry. was so good and kind and ’help- 8 N ob le----- 5 e Andover, Aug. 18 (Speclali —•; S [X "The only chaige against me Ton'll get it back dollar for dol­ fi;' to me in all sorts of ways. He 12 Toward the , * * * P " * ‘* . i p [S A planning worshop and retreat Hong Kong, Aug. J6 (/F) - An was that I sought information. I lar." was so \-ulgar. poor, dear fellow sheltered side '<’ '''•>'’ 8 Cl |0| 1 1 ,T S au has been scheduled by the the Rev. Spud Prices American Roman Catholic bishop told them that wasn't true. I did By Christ mas the old lad.y had « wc could not know him in London, I Diamonds u n3 a MJa 7 i n have a — liEr"" □ □ a 3 □ □ L J 'MQ Stefihen R. Chamberlain, pastor of returned from live years of Red talk sbpiTt various construction gleam in her eye. She gave her aon but we shall meet in heaven." r 21 Bitter vetch Chinese captivity today on Jifir prbjects with friends, but that was a siseable check on the defunct . in industry uaaluBQ olaurau (he First Congregational Church Spiral Down GENERAL 23 Inflamed 59th. birthday and remarked, "It only in the course of casual con bank, with a pole attached; M Challenge "Where did you ge that tur­ 24 Pace 41 Compass point 46 Row ,f for Sept. 16 to outline the church's. certainly ii a. happy one." versation, wertainly nothing' Ilka "Don't woCr.v. You'll get it back 15 Vend j key?" asked the colonel of a 25 flip 43 Sphere of 47 At this place* program for'the coming year. N ew Yoi*k; Aug. 16 Iffh T o the Smiling broadly. Bishop Henry espionage.” TV SERVICE dollar for dollar. Merry Christ­ 16 Greek letter 1 Texas regim ent to one o f hia 26 Otherwise action 49 Song for one TT^e Rev. Mr. Chamberlain said great relief of housewives, the law Ambrose Finger stepped briskly Bishop , Finger said he under-! 0*W9 M | K A o n o m as!’ 17 "Emerald Isle” 27 Stagger amit.ble recruits, who came Into 44 For fear lhat singer Ihla meeting will go beyond two of supply and demand apparently ashore from the British freighter went little physical punishment' Kightt oAe99 PhuPaiSi c f cvmp witIT a fine bird. 18 Sacred songs 29 Man's name 45 Many 50 Enthusiastic has caught up witft\the price of that brought him from Communist 20 Cuddle previous retreats planned by the during his confinemenL T E L. M l S-S1S4 "Mr. tjrumble." said p stenog­ "Stole it,” was the laconic reply. "0 .Approach diamonds ardor ctiurch; one, in 1953, which con- potatoes. Shanghai. "They would make me. stand for ] rapher to her employer, "per­ "Ah." .said the colonel, 22 Anesthetic Vehicles come from 51 Fastidious Spuds, at at ratoapherYc levels of The Lindaay, Neb., priest ap­ 24 Austere rerned only the Board of Deacons; hours and give me light slape," he ' mit me to say that you w o u I d triumphantlv, to a byatander. '*j-ou Grafted (her.) Africa's 52 Parts of the 12 to 14 cents a pound-a scant | peared in good health. ■ 28 Perfume and another, in' 19.54, which was a said, "but that was all." ! make those about you happier and see my boys may ateal, but they Repeat Kimberley feet prayer and discu-ssion retreat.. month ago, have de.scended to more ' "They fattened me up before I The bishop's release leaves 10 i 33 Far off 40 Exist be more happy yourself if you won’t lie.” 55 Drone bee ‘■n\is session." he said, "w ill a f­ normal levels in .this arei*. In! left to make a good Impression." Am ericans.. imprisoned In China, recognised and appreciated the (comb, form) He told newsmen at the dockside. 34 Near ford opportunity for a studied ex- Michigan, housewives who shelled | five of them are Roman Catholic , lunount of good there' is in others Commuter to his aeatmate on the z "But I did lose a few pounds." THE 35 Gaunt i I r b 7 e r ~ k) r sminatlon of our total church pro­ out more than 81 for 10 poiindi ni missionariek.'' T h ! Catholic mis-i and In the things they do. instead 8; 15 "1 wa.s talking to my wife gram, Us strengths and weak­ ■July now pay a round-58 cents, Spent SO Years in China Sion bulleUn here reported last! 36 Facility ri of being obse.s.sed with the little last night ,vou know- how it is li nesses, and provide ample ideas A national food chain expiert. M marked the second return v-eek that foqr of the missionaries : that is otherwi.ae bad. You com­ 37 That thing from captivity for the prelate, w-ho BR00K8I0E when the picture tube suddenly 38 Emporium for the year’s activities." who said at the height of the had been shifted from Shanghai : plain of my few misspelled words goes off. and . . . " lb. — it. 7 spent .10 years on the China main­ 39 Church Leadership for the various areas shortage that it was “almost to a prispn cells to a guarded private | in these letters, seemingly obliv­ of discussion will be 4n the hands point w'heie a black market exists." land. He was interned by the house. The transfer was taken | ious to thf fact that a l a r g e dignitary « 1? j r Japanese In World War II. LUNCHEONEnE Waiden We must aet you to 41 Norwegian of selected laymen of the church. commented, with a sigh of relief, here as an indication they also i majorit.v of the word.s are o f cor­ work. What can you do? The location of the retreat, which ‘T h ere Was no comparison." he 42 Fortification a f t '' that the situation had corrected might soon get their freedom. . ROUTE 44A rect ortography." - Forger Give me a week’s has not yet been’ annoiinoad, awl itself as the supply or'sptlds lii- told newsmen. "W e were civilians ’ ------— 44 Soap foam interned during w'srtime then. BOLTON, CONN. firactise and I will sign yolir bi k h plana for meal arrangements will cieased. • 48 Be angry at H ft f r Under the Communists I was a Broiled Chlekea A lady of Somerset bewailed the checks for you. hsndled by the Rev. Mr. Chsm- His, chain, which was charging ’ Undor New Managemoat of 53 Great Lake prisoner in a cell. You «can change the flavor of ii iJ berlaln and Mrs. .lohn H. Yeomans. more than 12 cents a pound in July, 54 Fruit drink % “ The anxlej.v is much worse in broiled chicken-by varying the sea­ ¥r, Varatlon School has slashed Hie price to JUst over a 56 Hodgepodge tVitV prison," he added. soning you add to the melted but­ JEAN LOPTUS SHAW dUT OUR WAY ib 5 T The first week of the <-hurch va- nickel. Another nationwide chain' ' B Y J. R . w i l l i a m s OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 57 Soothsa.vcr , Bishop'IJinger was released from ter \mh which you brush or baste 56 Unit of weight , al1on school of the F irst -Con­ . Hours: Weekdays w 40 gregational Cliurcli will end to­ a^nlelTerhi^l?*'*. ^*'**'- Things will be brighter on the city's downtown area dirfing the hours of darkness when the installation Shanghai's Ward Board Prison the ch.Icken .luring the cooklpg. .59 Openwork p ^ 20 new' fluorescent lamps is completed. .Workers of The Connecticut Light and Power ,Co. are shown -Aug.'S. He had been arrested in Here are poasibilittes; Parsley; OH. BUT REMEASBER fabric morrow with its 8;30 to 10;30 a.rii. 9 A. M. to la P. M. THAMiCSA IF t h e r e was a n y .write n t-hiif u meit predicted in July placing one of the lamps in position. The new lights, never before used-in northern Connecticut will Taingtao Aug. 5, 1951, and later minced garlic or onion; fresh or TH' DISHES COME gETTiNG, WHAT WOOL L'lOOR 60 Bijilical weed ses-ston." Tlie .school w ill continue MA-- BACK--AW THIS uncle Hugo s u r eV T h e s o e t for twm more weeks. ; toke anywhere from extend from the Leader Building on E. Main St. to the Union CongregaUonal Church at ^the head of moved, to Shanghai. dried tarragon; a mixtura of pap­ DiCK BLAMKET. AKf ISA's WAVED THE WAHDfl-TWINS APE- IWE ODDS geON ' OWN 61 Age n 4? \o lw:o weeks to two months, or iinltl Union St. (Herald Photo by Oflarai. The CommimUti never made rika and dry muatard. Sat. and Sun. LOVES r Special plans tentatively include s w e a t e r covEW af OVER The FMSISE.WSONNA LEAD THAT CIRCUS WAfiOr TICKET 63 Individuals potatoes became plentiful, for the SOUR JUNIOR-AMD A ii a trip for primary grade students price to come down. 9 A . M. to 12 Midnight COOKSMO /MACK.' LOOK ATj7 T W E PACK ANV-^ , WITH THE - 5 0 , nowN ^ . !? ' is FEW o th er THIWSS HIPPOS IN lOO. ■ to the Boston Hill farm o f Mr. and ^ o silects now are that the FROsa'«UR LAST th o s e PACK,-/"^WAy-~lP THEY T W eef W I. Pet OW. 1 ^\a(e Mrs. Charles Nicholson. The Junior TWO VISrTS.’ IT? MEgBE t/ 5 T price will stay down, too, for a PHONE MI 9-8273 WHEELS y / CAM 30ST HOLD. e 1PM Pt M«A iec^e tRc ^ 2 Itiikibcr Ireo A ndover 2 0 0 , department's program w ill be department of agriculture estimate .^SPlN /y / OoJTO THAT 3 M r I.ugosi , \Hried with the appearance o f a TO ' ii A last week said this fatl’s potato CANNON 'Did you. get the power lawn .mower atarted, dear?" 4 Shput mystery guest. 7 - V r a l l / - 1 crop would be belter than laat Also tomorrow a worship service yeaj-'s. Citizens Report Town Dump ^ MANCHESTER for grades 1-8 w ill be held at 10;15 The sky-high prices were caused p.m. to which parents are in\’lted. by the shortage of spuds, which A similar .service is also planned came about bccauae of continued Becoming ^Shooting Gallery ^ PRISC I^ A ’S POP Jam Session^ BY AL VERMEER for Friday of next week. PUBLIC MARKET poor weather all along the eaatern ' Church Services e BLk> COLLECTING' aeaboard growing bell. Florida po­ I JUST The Rev. .Stephen R. Chamber- Andover. 'Aug. 16 (Special)— and they will he erected as soon I 803 - 805 MAIN STRtfcT & MUST BE VERY, tatoes, the firaL new potatoea of as town workmen can be spared I LEAVE lain has chosen 'The Power of Be­ Complaints from irate townspeo­ ^ r v E \HARD WORK.' the year in this area, were delayed from other projecta. ' • j ‘.G O T THE longing" as his sermon topic for two or three weeks by cold ple who want to know "W h a t’s all J A R „ the morning wor.shlp service Sun­ In other action at the meeting. I A N E W G O L L Y weather. The same thing hapL the shooting about," have led to a the Bonrd of Selectmen was au- P o p e n O ?;^' day at the EYrst Congregational W O B B Y / 'T NO.' pened in each succeasive growing request by Constable Alfred Hunt thorized to apply for approximate-' I Cliurrh, The accompanying Scrip­ -I *F. ■ section. ly 828,000 Slate grant for town aid I I T ' S ture lessons will he from Ps.slm | that the town dump be posted as [COLLECT As a result, old potatoes from an area-forbidden to the discharge roads. ^ Whitcomb said that he j ^ B U O § EASY/ • J'-'*'-'' 34 and Rphe.sians 4;1-16 and 25. last fair^ Maine and Idaho crop of firearms. would fecommend the use o f 815.- I M i s .’ M arjorie Bowen will be the were gobbled up. When the various 000 for the maintenance, rebuild- I organist for the service. A .solo Hunt, who made the request at new potatoes did arrive, they had ing and straightening of roads as j will be .suhg by Mrs. Nelson’ War­ laat night's Town Meeting, de^ no competition in the market and recommended by the State High- I ner. scribed the Shoddy Mill Rd. area the price kep( going up. way Department. I Platea on Sale as a "shooting gallery.” The shortage finally was ,alle­ I— — i i h ~ i r First Selectman L. Edward Tile remainder would be used for j i Decorative plates , depicting St, viated w'l.en the big Long Island r ' CTPwiLUAMs Coluniba's Church • in . Columbia \yhitcomb .'stated that he was additional construction as needed. ‘ I WHV MOTHERS 6 E T 6RAV ■ ill.. -X erbp finally started rolling In. As awafe of the situation and intended he said, referring e.speciatl.v to the Here Are Your Best sre now being .sold by the Catholic an example of how fast the price Ijidies’. Society of that church. to have signs erected. Referring to , school road needed at the Reg- -'4*‘ 1- • '. .11 has dropped, once U started to A L L E Y O O P f n Mrs. M argaret Jurovat.v is similsr conditions in a neighbor­ ional District 8 school site. riN I WINES AND UQUOKS ( 811 a hundred for western potatoes ; ,(on stated action, for whifh a precedent has FIELD OF . t MMOW JUST HOW \ Cake sale Chairman tnat the situation had timOM WNIMIY TO WOH/f ON HOT- TH fIRST BASE LINE SO last month ' been, established by the regional VIEW.' - ^ E CAN OET A CRACfL . Mita Dorothea Raymond. An­ ] come to his attention with com- 9TH A A M HCADS UfteHMfH district of Deep River, (Jhesler and * Short Cut Rib Lamb Chops “>75c^ ATM E' ■ dover Center, Is -the chairman ,o f I plaints from several sources. One «OT o » T T Elssex. the cake sale at the flrcnlen’s an­ I man drove to Houle's hnme fol- Special Program I lowing a visit to the dump to ask Pine Rjdge Rd. was accepted as j m nual rainibar .Saturday evening. r7 .3 9 a town road on the recommends-f* i « i Faked goods for the sale are now- 1-"W hat's -going on down th ers?" * Forequarter Lamb 35e i 4 M MOM YCARI e ie being solicited by telephone. Plaiiiiecf^ Camp I The visitor said he had been tt»n of the First Selectman. Whit- ' mi afraid to get out o f the car ije- comb stated that the road has a lencd and reH«d, or YOU may hov* It euf into chops. 4 VoteY Making Date The Selectmen and the Town Camp Hatzofeh in North Cov­ caiise of a man who "had a gat in gravel finish ready for oiling. Cherk.wiU meet Aug. 25 from 3 to entry will pfesent "A Holiday In hia hand, a lO-inch knife strapped Although the'Zoniiig and Plan- OUR OWN MAKE m 010 HMVfY to hia aide-and a belt of ammuni-*] ning Commission had recom ,6 p.m. a t the Andover Town Hall Israel" on Sunday at 3 p.m. The LAMB 8MALL UNK ^ MiNDie tNMUirtir to examine qualifications of per­ program will include a tour of the tion across hia ahoulder.a.” mended earlier that no adiUtional 1 1 PUBE PORK A camp as well as h presentation of Conatable Hunt . was concerned roads be accepted hereafter with sons wishing' to become qualified PATTIES 36 iO^ ” f 2 . 9 9 electors of this town. song, dance aruT drama dedicated whether his authority to arrest a gravel surface, it reversed this j I SAUSABE8 i BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Looking Ahead The required qualifications are to the pioneet;/ and settlers of Is­ violators v ould be enforced. W hit- j opinion following a discussion with WrapjyM In Bacon MEATS BY EDGAR MARTIN s r Jr ■■■$(■. as follows; Residence in Andover, rael. comb said that they could be ar- | Whitcomb in which he stated that 55c VCalRTVAt V|MPH> «OOT\^PiT n 'S r-3l BVJ& S A W Y E R rested by the game warden under : it would be difficult to impo.se re- at budget-minded prices i 4 0 « MORI Y1AR8 OIP c T f = ^ I S E E O E W ALSO TW GO^ViG TO >^Ws)E - BY ROY CRANE six months; residence In the State Sponsoi^ by the N'alional Ha- _ L A S T 1 SOFPOSt / das.'tali, ^ d originally located in the existing situation, prior to quirements for oiling of roads by CVEMAW, ^iS TTtOUBl-E LUnW MOOi one year; applicants- must be 21 Lb. 49 c 2 L.,. $ 1 .0 0 ^ T W l, SIS. G5VE THE. BO? SOOR CVWROoRpiKfT V VV3E TO VP ROOi SOMCTMIMC years o f age and able-to read- New i^rk St3te, Camp Hatzofeh posting, on the i-harge of'"hunting private contractors due to var­ W ^V^EP. BUT, A S \>SViAV, SHOULD BE 1 Pi ^KEPiK'. P O W E R S T>At8T T W It la.alao eaaential that natural­ has ^entl.v moved to North Cov- without', a llcenae" or "trespass­ iances in road f'onditions and oil TU.'m^U^^PW POMS! 4 ing.'’ Arrangem ents will be made, consisteneies. j JAMES STEWART «RE«T QUITE Pi xnp- ised cittsens present documentary e n t^ . Hatzofeh is A pioneering r.MMDW < evidence .of citizenship. cs.mp for high school youth. It he said, to have the area properly Howard Sprenkle wa.s elected SERVE A HEARTY MNS|0 lOUItON PEREKTt GEVOT NEW ENGLAND Sttidy (iruiip Meets ^ r v e s as a Creative Jewiah rom- marked. moderator of the meeting- which HAMBURG SMOKED 160 V )0 0 ^ [------■ y r - ' 77SC 4nunity stressing cooperative, dem­ Whitcomb, also announced that , BOn.ED DINNER M006 J S ; 3 . 9 9 The currlcuinm committee of was attended by 20 people. FOB A NICE MEAT LOAF Regional District 8 will meet th ocratic living, developing self re­ arrangements have been made TRY OUR OW N evening at 8 oiclock in the liance and a seh.se o f respionsibil- with a Bolton official to pro-rate .Ylanehesler Errping Herald An­ SHOULDERS purpose room of the Andover Sle- Ity to Israel and the Jewish people. the 82.500 per year fee for Bol­ dover correspondent, .Mrs. Paul FRESHLY GlioUNO SUGAR CURED mentary School. In order to become belter ac­ ton's use of the dump over a 3- Pfanstirhl, telephone. Pilgrim P U R E B E E F Scotch CYiaitman Howard Sprenlde hat quainted with the community, the mohth period, -starting July 1. Z-68-56. , Lb. 35c prepared’ an agenda for tM "meet­ camp wiU sponsor this program. Whitcomb said that he expects H A M B U R G CORNED BEEF ing whlch-\vill include the/appoint- Refreshments will be served. Tour# to hire an applicant for-the job Fresh From the Brine GLEN CRINAN and entertainment will be conduc­ of town dump caretaker following lb. 39c— 2 lbs. 75c -ment of aub-commiltee7to make • LEAN BONELESS ted by the campers and staff. an interview in the near future. prajiminary studies of/the currl- S , ^ 4 . W pulum problems c o n c ^ e d wuth re­ Health regulations do' not permit To Post Roads BRISKET lb. 59c n o o f children under 14. - ■ READY-TO-EAT b IMS H W- T.iiini,g. e,i. search and resourcea/and with the Clarification was also asked by ? LEAN BONELESS J E F F C O B B alaff,- The camp can be reached by Constable Hunt on the enforce­ T n S rT Jl ALL LEAN GROUND BY PETER HOFFMAN CHUCK lb. 59c It is anticipated' that a report i ment of speeding regulation's, oii CHUCK BEEF HAMS Lb 69c MICKEY FINN Bo.slon Hill Rd. where, he said, DUNWOODIE But I 6TILL THINK A FEATURE Sure-Fire! will also be presciUed by the Youth i'*”’ University of Connecticut • BONE-IN CHUCK " ur COURSE. ITS POSSIBLE AND A SHOer 77«E i/4T£/e„. BY LANK LEONARD numerous -coipplaints have been " BUTTHALF ' la 6T0RY ON THE TOLL HIGHWW THAT THE TRUTH Ml5HT HURT Needs sub-comihittee which held ' Experimental Sta- OIL SERVICE lb. 5 5c~2 ibs. $1.00' ita Initial mealing laat night at j tion. and then'bearing right on the received concerning motorists PIECES lb. 39c ItOOF ^;‘;4.o9 WOULD BE IN THE IN THI* CASE ,'.....(SOOOBYE, ^SORRY I ALBRrSHT.'... ' W ELLrAH-IT CERTAINLY I'LL BE EVCEllENT, LOOiE'S trick clubs! the home of dirt road when the macadam sur­ wJiose driving ia considered a dan- PUBLIC INTEREST' MR. LUGERf TOOK 50 LONS I SOMS TO GIVE WAS NICE OF THE MICHAEL, DON'T ' l ^ Osborne, I'M SORE HEIl let In Hebron. face end/hrat the Red School House. Ijer to children in that vicinity. SETTING BACK, YOU A CHOICE OF GOVERNOR, UNCLE PHIL w o r r y ! t h e r e 's '• / Doing Business ME USE ’EM-FOR AN GAme Tonight To ^ W h itcom b replied that corr,ea- BOSS .'...THE EARNING A HEFTY - 8 U T YOU HAVEN'T IMPORTANT ASSIGNMENT Form Fresh NATIVE POULTRY The .senilor boys’ I In ./fiijriist 19.56. wljl be cele- ixmdenre with the Stale Traffic FENROSE TRAFFIC WAS... B0NU6._0R LIKE IHISr ba.seball team As Usual - GFTTML^ M a n ' will [day,in Coventry this evening i hrateii the biritiday of .a low­ Commission had resulted in i.ts ap.- WHITE ROC;k I ’ .S. G R AD E - A " .MEDIU.M SIZE la 5TH 4 ^ 0 ^ browed. hijirv-clrested great* uncle at priival o f posting Boston Hill Rd.. Fancy Eviae'erated DRAWN WEIGHT PKOOF lOT of the human* race Neanderthal "T ■ 'Meeting In Hebron . Finley Rd., and Hcnde R^-, with FRYERS IMPOIttO MOM SCOUANO klllelli The adult dlscuasion and con Man. He was ((jK'overed iOO years .55 miles per hour speed limits. CALL Ml 9-7540 TURKEYS CAPONS ibahaJ, firmation group will meet thisi ago. — Whitcomb has the signs snd posts evening at 8 o'clock at the rectory I a - is I.h. 55c of St.'Peter's Episcopal Church in Each^ $ 1 . 4 9 6 to 7 Um .' Lb. 69c Brandy Hebron. I'lans Ntmlied L E G S BREASTS W I N G S ’ Alternate plans prepared* b.v 1 > CHICKEN PARTS lb . A S c COAST TO COAST James Syme. were presented to lb . 7 5 c lb . 2 3 c the final meeting of the advisory.' 14 345 jesimtiuevt* committee to the Church Building PIOOP •01' und Finance Committee lecentl.v. CAIIFORNIA WANOY CAPTAIN EASY A ^ ----- OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Let’s (io See Him The alternate plana submitted 8 YtA»S OID BY I.ESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS You Found It ( I NA5 K0KE„.NEEDE0 MONEY BY MERKll.L BLOSSEB were, for either an addition to the- CTH.DEARL HE'S stayed Ji TO SET HOME! A MAN PROMISED VOUl HE'D BE NOW t a k e m e First Congregational Church or' A MURDERER MIGHT TRY TO AWAY BEFORE, BUT NEVER^ TO t h a t MAN! Me i s o TO Pick up m r . rohatcks tHMdi^ Hk e . FURIOUS! BUT I Rjnsoro THAT MUST BE VIE PLACE— DKSTMoSE mPENTS Tor a separate building,’, which. "Cboico Froth Notivo Poultry Diroct From Our Forms To You" CONCEAL that BV EXPLAINING THIG LONSriMEANT TO IF HE C o n f ir m s a s p u r o f - MAUTHCR told m e to FOSE AS HIS ESTRANGfO'IFK---- I OIDN'T KNOW tSCAPIMG o u r TMe back, w a y / ---- .2 ^ '\ ould be, constructed oij the site of ' SAINT GERMAIN JOES ABSENCE A5 YOU ' * NOTIFY TH' POUCe IF HE YOUR ST0R.YY0U 'Mc - AlOMaVT ' nAATY, WAS/. 505 MAIN ST. "AT THE CENTER" TEL. Ml 9-8098 Romatch w a s the old tennis court next- to th e ! •4 WHO WAS HAVE NOTHINSl FKeCklES-EVKYOalES MtSSING INVnkD' church. ■™3.99 THAT MANiJ TO WORRY OPEN TONITE TILL 9 MtOOF »OT ABOUT! Either plan, it wa.s announced IMPOITtO FtOM PIANCt would afford adequate space, which to YfAIIS OLD has been estimated at 2.D00 square Special feet. Cost estimates varied from .<4ealteat Ire Cream Premier Tuna 829.000 for an addition to 836,Ol/C/DCEAM, HONEY, .fUNE PNTAOE Al\ «U 5 a t ^ The next step will be a review of I frozen tins 4 a Nolban Hale . lb. 99c KLUED MVjCLF ..VOW ...... COteWTD ' . AND / DESEE5'E PECHE5 COVALAND the recOtnmendationa ’ of the ad-1 i -t- - m A C T O L C C k KIM rOK^KJT.WJt . CAFE CAJCHOiE.'Aa vlaory -committee by the Church I Gizzards 2 Backs L b s . PrCTTV- m-Ga'MGTDMAkE Building and Finance Committee 5 ^ . ^ g lG H T y fU ' rruPTOsev/ which w-ill be referred to the con- j Selected Fresh Fruits and Vegetables gregation for action. MAirr onoR i w o u e l e s w Taste and Compare ^ Guaranteed to Satisfy AVARAHt AT A ir IfSSM FANCY LARGE Manchester Evening Herald -An- dover eorreapondrht, - Mrs. Paul P I N K M E A T H i CANTALOUPES Bfanatlehl, telephone. P ilg rim , 3-8856. CRISP CALIFORNIA 118 W atch this Rewspapor for onnoUncamofit of Hit O RANP OPENING of our r ; C E L L O P A K CELERY Today, th'

-e. 'k ^ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 TAGESIKTEBIt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1956 . PAGE SEVENTEEN THE Giants Shake off Cellar Pallor; Shade Herald Angle en Straight Softball Title By * ■4 - PAT BOLDUC AsaUtant SporU Editor Troimee Telephone 8-1 Aaroii Aims at Crown ‘Greatest Game Ever’ Antonelli Rocks Bums W ORU) CHAMPIONS Ybls two tourney appc*>'*nces Wel­ Beat crowds to witness a soft­ land worif^d 17 innings, giving up Says New York Star ball game in Manchester the past To Avenge Only Loss In Fifth Season as Pro two years were the 500 fans who two runiji, four hits, five walks, Out of Second/Place turned out at Mt. Nebo last sum­ struck out 18 and boasted an .823 mer to see the fabulous Original earned run average. And at the Coach Richy Jarvis’ Manchester Aut<) Parts clinched the St. Louis, Aug. 16 (^^Haink Aaron, Milwaukee’s 22*year- Brooklyn, Aug. 16 (fP)—The NeW'Vork Giants aren't going Four-Man Team beat the Man- plate the sturdy firebtller crashed any place in the National Le^Ue this year but Willie Mays New York, Aug. .16 (A*)—The Giant.s are not dead. They’rfe rjiester Auto Parts, and the 300 two doubles and a single good for Rec Softball Lea*ue regular season championship last liight old right fielder, is making a determined bid for the,.National and Johnny Anthnelli, acesjoftheir 1954 championship vear, in last place, all fight, but, for the moment at least, they've fans who were on hand for the three RBIs in .10 at bats. at Robertson Park, beating the team that gave them the. most League batting championship in only his fifth year of pro could Well spell trouble forthe pennant hopes of the Brooklyfl shaken off that cellar pallor— reviving the somewhat tar­ recent Hamilton Standard-Auto B4>*t Clutch Hitter trouble all year, Telso. Final score was 8-1 as Pat Bolduc ball. "I’ve got as good a chance as anybody else,’’ he said last Dodgers. The hitting of Mdys and ------— ^ ^ National licague nished world championship combination of Johnny Antonelli Parts contest at hobertson Park. Other top-notchers in the Strat' hurled a nifty one-hitter. It was?'------■ '• *■ ■- ■ ...... — — night, serving notice on the others'?— - ■— ■ ■ ■■ - the pitching of AntonclH are a far ! W L Pet. GB and Willie Mays to rock the Brook-.*------^ ^ ^ ------But both figures are expected to ford starUng lineup include third the second circuit crown In two ____ there will be no let up. cry from two years ag^ when WJUie Milwaukee ...... 67 43 .609 lyn Dodgers out of second place In -V be exceeded Saturday night when baseman Billy Wojle, shortatop years for the Auto Parts, who were Aaron has batted'tinder only hit the ball, at ^ ^ 4 5 clip with 41 Cincinnati ...... '66 47 .584 2'ti the tingling National League race. the World Champiiin Raybestos John . McLeod, outfielder Tony also under the guidance of Jarvis Major Leagua one*' in hi* professional career and homers and t}>«: sturdy southpaiV Brooklvn ...... 64 46 .1582 3 TTie Brooks, who usually swal­ Cardinals engage the Burnside Paglluca. and rightfielder Nick last season. The only remaining currently leads the pack with a hung up Zr^-yictorice against only j St. Louis ...... 56 55 .505 11'3 low southpaws whole like hors Dovalettes in an exhibition contest Santos, team's best clu*oh: hitter. battle in the circuit is for fourth 340 average. He has 145 hits in 426 seven setbacks. | Philadelphia ____ 54 56 .491 13 d'ouevres, were standing on their . starting at 7:30 at Robertson. McKenna also has a few aces of place, with Case Bios, and the. sLaoders=s times at bat. In the last two days, however, i Pittsburgh _____ 49 63 .437 19 heads when Antonelli got through . Currently sporting a sparkling his own headed by pitchers Bill Rainbow Club tied for that posi­ Hia closest competitor is Wally the/uiants have looked like the i Chicago ...... 44 65 .404 22'4 with,them last night. He struck, 47 won and nine lost record, the Miller, iJsrio Lose and youthful tion. Americaa League' Moon of the St. Louis Cardinals, Hants o f ’54 as whipped the ' New York ...... 41 66 ,383 24'» out 11 while giving just two hits Cardinals are sparked by four Kerry McGuire, 17-year-old East StiuMllngs Batting (baaed bn 305 at bats) IS points back at .327. lodgers 3-1 and 1-0. Mays figured nuinMlay’s Schedule to beat the Brooks and big Don players who gained All-Star fame Hartford High School senior. Mil­ W L Pet. I —Mantle, New York. ':376; Wil- "I’m not getting many walks prominently in both victories with New York at Brooklyn. 8 p.m. - Newcombe 1-0 on Maj's’ 21st home •in the 1855 World’s Tournament ler, a righthander, is rated one of Man. Auto Parts . . . 18 1 .929 I Hams, Boaton, ,350; Maxwell, De- this year,” „ Aaron said, "but I home runs in each contest to raise ; i^lomez 16-121 vs. Craig (11-7) run. In Clearwater, Fla., and three the best in the New Haven area, Great Eastern .. . . . 10 8 .769 ^ troit and .Vernon, Boston, .332; usually get one or two hits a his total for the year to 21. And | Cincinnati at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Anty hadn't beaten the Brooks , other ' members who received while Lose is one of the Stale's Telso ....;...... 7 7 .500 Kuenn, Detroit, .329. game.” Antonelll hurled “ the greatest I — Lawrence (16-5( vs. Jones (5- ■ slnw June 30, 1954 '— and no < honorable mention. most promising southpaw pitchers, Csse Bros...... 4 9 .306 Runs^Mantle, New York, 104; Sixth Last Season game I ever pitched’’ last night as I 111. ' southpaw' had blanked 'em since On the other hind, the DovaTelT Only in his second yeai-'with the Ralnbov’ Club .. . . . 4 9 .306: Pox,' Chicago, 81; Bauer, New Hank finished sixth In the bat­ I/ he allowed only two hits, and i Milwaukee at St. Louis. 9 p.m. Harvey Haddt'x. then with St. tea, the State’s oldest major team Doves, McGuire has already made Merchants ...... 2 11 ting race last season when he post­ struck out 11 in beetlng Don New - Burdette (14-7) vs. Mize II Louis, did it on June 9. 19.54. playing under the same sponsor, his mark with a winning record ago, 75. ed a .314 average while playing in combe, 1-0. ( 11-8 ). It also was the second iipsei in are currently celebrating their which reveals 16 victories as Bolduc won his eighth game last Runs batted in—ManUe, New all but one game for the Braves. Fast Ball Strong Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 8 two nights against the world 10th ' annlversarj' season. Before against five setbacks. Most veter' night. He has been beateh once. York, 106; Kaline, Detroit. 92; He slammed'27 homers then and "Sure, I had some good ones in p.m. Law (5-13) vs. Rogovin champs by the New Yorkers and the start of the present schedule an obseryers throughout the Nut­ His only loss came at.tlte hands of Simpson, Kansas. City. 88; Wertz, drove home 106 runs. '44 when we W'on the pennant,’' (6-5). skidded the Dodgers tw'o percent­ • the East Hartford nine, under the meg Stale predict a brilliant fu. Telso earlier in the year when the Cleveland. 82; Doby, Chicago. 75. Asked If he had changed his bat­ p r, said Antonelli, who last beat the , Uedneaday'a Results age points behind Cincinnati. The capable guidance of Manager Ray ture for the schoolboy sensation. third*place crew upset the Aiito Hits— ManUe. New York. 149; ting stance during the current sea­ Dodgers in June, 1954, and never Milwaukee 4, St. Louis Redlegs took two from the Chi­ ’ McKeniia, had amaased a remark­ And although pitching is con. Parts 7-5. In their first mesting of Kaline, Detroit. 142; Fox, CHiicago, son, Aaron repllH: had pitched a complete gaune (Night). cago Cube. 4-3 in l5 innings and able .806 winning percentage,'and side'red nearly 90 per cent of soft, the season, Sgndy Hanna slammed 140; Kuenn, Detroit, 135; Jensen, “No, but I’m waiting on better against them. "But I don't ever re­ Pittsburgh 5, Phlliidelphia 1 7-3 in a six-inning nightcap Its 19.56 record stands at 40 vic­ ball, the Doves boast four better a tremendous double to score tv.-o Boalon. 120. pitches this season. T l ^ told me member having so much stuff. My (Nigbt). (called* because of darkness in tories and 14 defeats. The Doves than average stickers in first base- runs and give the Automen a 2-1 Doubles — Piersall, Boston, 3i); I was swinging at too many bad HANK AARON fast ball was strong all the way Neve York 1, Brooklyn 0 lightless Wrigley Field). also finished second last summer man Gerry Chagnon, defensiv'e Verdict. Vernon, Boston, 25; Kaline. Der balls last year.” (Night). in the Connecticut State League, troit, 24; Buddin, Boston and Dol­ and I also had a good curve. But -Upped Its I,ead atan(lout. third baaeman Marty Rapped Two Hit* Aaron also feels the Braves have what helped most was I could put Cincinnati 4-7. Cnikago 3-3 considered the strongest in New lar, Chicago. 23. “a better - chance than anybody High-Priced Model Milwaukee tipped its lead a bit. England. Klingle. centerfielder Archie. Arch- Jim McCurry and Jim Mlnicucci the ball where I wanted." (First Game 15 Innings, Second going 2'.j games up W'ith a 4-1 ambault and versatile Jack'Scrib- rapped out two hits apiece ■while Triplea—Simpson, Kanaaa C3ty 9; else,” to walk off with the Nation­ Norris, Wirtz The two teams meet again to­ Game Called at end of 6th, Dark­ Duke Snider, a fair hand at blasting baseball and the fans, takes a turn as a model at Ebbets Field Stratford Standouts nei'. A bear on defense, KUngle Is Lemon, Waahington, 8; Goodman al League flag. ness ). decision over St. lyxiis. Pitts­ Topping the list of Stratford Bolduc waa setting dok-n 10 Teliqi night in Ebbets Field and then in Brooklyn. Thla poser's price tag is a stiff $50,000 a year. burgh slowed down the Philadel­ considered the equal of Stratford's on strikes. There were no extra- and Jensen, Boston, Fox, Chica­ J...... ui.M..: The sturdy ball hawk. Who two part until August 31 when they Friday’s Schedule standouts are pftcher Johnny go and Runnels, Washington, 7, To Face Jury phia Phillies 5-1. ^ Spring and first baseman George Wojle in the field. Archambault base hits on either side of the werica ago was shifted b y Manager open a 5-game series in three days Pittsburgh at New York, 8*p ui- sports a better than .300 batting Home runs—Miuitle, New York,. In. the American League. Dick Adams, both three-time All-Star ledger. Big Ed Larensen garnered 42; Wertz, Cleveland, 24; Kalihe, Fred Haney to the number three at the Polo Gi;ounds. Four more in Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Donovan threw a tw-o-hltter as the average in his fi'.'c seasons with the only Telso bingle. Tank Triumvirate appt In the batting order from his Chicago, Aug. 16 (d?—The Trib­ Brooklyn starting Sept. 6 conclude selections. The talSnted Spring Detroit, 2$; Maxwell, Detroit and Milwaukee at Cincinnati. 9 p.m. Top Sprinters Chicago White Sox walloped chalked up four World Tourna­ the Dovalettes. Scribner, who is The top four circuit clubs will Thla trio will represent the United States in women’s three-meter cuistomary cleanup i^sttion, said une said today a Federal Grand .the season’s series. Chicago at St. Louis, 9 p.m. equally at TtUlfie behind the piste, Slevers, Waahington, 22, Kiinsas City ia-0. The first place ment triumphs last year while los­ qualify for the playoffs, which are Stolen bases -—Rivera, CSiicago, springboard diving In the Clj-mpic Games. They are, left to right, he prefers to hit in front of Ed Jury Is to be impaneled in Chicago Manager Bill Rigney, an incur' • .\merican I/eaguc New York Yankees moved ino a in (he infield or the iiutfield. is a Mrs. Patricia McCormick and Detroit'a Barbara Gliders and to investigate Unka between pro­ able optimist, inteipreted WUUe’i Race at Rock ing once to the Cleaiwater Bomb­ tentatively acheduled to begin Aug. 14; Aparicio, Chicago, 12; Fran- Mathews; Milwaukee’s slugging W L Pet. GB lO’-4-game bulge again by defeat­ ers. 1954 titliats. Spring gave up ronsist'ent batamsn who hits best 29. The third and fourth place clubs cona, BalUmore, Avila, Cleveland, Jeanne Slunyo. third baseman. fessional boxing and hoodlums and last tiro homers as more than just New York •. 75 38 .664 in .the clutch. long hits. ing Boston 6-4 while Detroit just 27 hits, eight walks, fanned 47 will meet. with.the tanner playing Kuenn, Detroit and Mantle, New “I feel I caii get on base and the alleged doping of fighters. Cleveland .. 63 47 .573 10 H Salem. N.H. Rollie Shepp, knocked off second place Cleveland Midget FtMitball he’ll hit more homers than I will.” The Tribune, i ^ c h said It "It could be a beginning for him Boston .. . batters and wound up with a bril­ Great Eaatem In another one-gaihe York, 9. 62 49 .569 12 trainer for the River Divide Farm, 1-0. Baltimore beat Washington liant .796 earned rim average in Part of Saturday night'a gale art. The winner of this game will Pitching (based on 12 decisions) Broke an Ankle learned of the Investigation from and usi’’ said the Giants’ pilot. Chicago ,,, 58 50 .537 14 >4 NATIONAL LEAGUE A.MERICAN LEAGUE 3-2 In 12 innings. receipts will be turned over to the reliable government sources, re­ ■ "W e’ve been waiting for Willie to Staggat94 has named his mighty , Decathlon Johnny Antonelli tourney competition while also col­ then move up to m ^ t the Auto­ —Ford, New York, 14-4, .778; In 1954, hi* rookie year with the Detroit , . . . 54 58 .482 20 >4 Showing all the power so evt- Police & Fire wrapped up the a.s 'a starter in the $7,500 Ekldie Antonelli. who was 22-7 a.s the Police and Firemen's Athletic Pierce, Chicago, 17-8, .773: Brewer, Johnny Spring, Adams ported that sonie of the biggest do something like that. I’d give a Baltimore . lecting three hits in 10 trips. men .in a best two-out-of-three Braves, Aaron-batUd .280 in 122 Amos Alonzo Stagg, Ameri­ 50 62 .446 24 >4 dent in the first half of the sea- j American League divisioi last Hurley Memorial Handicap, and Giants won the 19.54 World Cham­ The stylish Adams batted a fine A.9.m., a long-time, . sponsor of series for tht playoff crown. Boaton, 14-5. .762; Kucks, New games but broke an ankle while “names” in bOxing — managers, month's pay to see him wind up Washington 45 .405 29 son- the Manchester Auto Parts | night by taking the second • rwi • the season with a smash.” can football’s first coach, cele­ 66 thi.s would seem to as.sure Rock­ pionship, gave up only a single .278 in the tourney in Florida, midget, junior and Intermediate A sia F aria (SI York. 15-8, .727; Wynn, CSeveland, sliding into third base early in fighters, and-trainers — will be brates fils 94th nsndhday’ by— JCansas City 37 74 .333 37 carried off the National League 1 straight game from Spencer Rub- ingham Park of the. largest crowd to Duke Snider in the fourth and sports in town. And with the base­ ' ah r h po a r rbl 13-6, .684. called before the Grand Jury to Rigney believes Willie is capa­ O ilers in lie crashing five hits In 18* appear­ Mason, rf ...... X 0 1 0 ft ft ft September: playing quarterback behind Thursday’s Schedule crown to the tune of an 11-0 tri­ bcr. PAF caiue from behind at of the meeting Saturday. an efghth-inning dduble by Charlie ances and handled 48 chances ball season nearing ita end the Strikeouts- Score, Cleveland, 182; Among Country’s Best testify, They will Include, the ble of lifting the entire team and Chicago at Kansa.s, a ty . 3:30 umph over Moriart.V Bros.. in a McCurry. 2b ...... 3 ft 1 0 ft ft He spent only tw o years in the if that is so, there's trouble ahead Bobby Evans. 6, in Stockton, Waddell Field to defeat Spencer Decathlon, over a racing strip Neal for his first complete game flawlessly for the Redbirds who PFAA will concentrate its atten­ Roldur. p ...... 4 ft ft n 2 A ft Pierce, Chicago,- 134; Foytack, minor leagues, starting out With newspaper said, James D. Norris, Calif. p.m. — Wilson ( 11-12) vs. Kellner roaring rout behind the shutout 4-2. that W’as dead from recent rains, vs Brooklyn and his 11th victory tions on the midget football pro­ Aufu»t r *...... 4 1 1ft ft ft ft Detroit and Pascual. Waihington, president of the International for the-Dodgers. In Twi Loop showed a team batting average of Minicuccl tf ...... 4 3 3 2 ft 0 ft Pitcher John Spring and first Eau Clair In th# Class C Northern (7-4); pitching of Don. Simmons at Phil Dupont and Mar.sh Potter worked five furlongs in the brisk against 12 defeats. gram inaugurated last fall. 128; Hoeft, Detroit, 114. Boxing Club, and Arthur M. Wirtz, Getting the Pitching Buckley Field last night. .191, seventh best mark in the 18- VlttP'T, rf ...... 4 1 ft ft ft 0 baseman George Adams, two League with a .336 average In 1952 Detroit at Cleveland. 2 p.m.— hooked up in a jiitcher’s duel. The and business-like time of 1:02:2 on May. whose home i-un beat the team {leld. Stratford committed Alread.v the athletic-minded or­ O*C0in. rf ...... 0 0 ft ft ft ft •0 National League Barbers Forfeit Game, owner of the Chicago Stadium. “ We’ve been getUng the pitch­ Hoeft (14-9) vs. Score (12-7); Simmons, gaining his second Moriart.V Bros.' entrv in the Finnegan. ** ...... 4 ft ft members of the ■ 1955 World and then moving up to Jackeon- losers were hitle.ss in rthetr-last Wednesday morning,' to indicate Dodgers 3-1 Tuesday, unloaded his only four errors in 218 chances ganization has announced plana to ft 1 1 1 Batting (based on 250 at bats) Tournament All-Star team, are Keeping SUent ' ing.” Rigney add^. “We needed Defending Kingpin Boston at New York, 2 p.m. — shutout of the year, ‘ scattered Hartford Twilight League played Hanna 3h ...... 3 2 1 3 1 ft 1 Meeting Slated Monday ville of the Class A Sally League somebody to get us going with the two games befor- toi\jght and it that he has lost hone of the sharp­ big one in the fourth off New- for a .981 fielding average, second' increase Us program from two to Conran, Tb ...... 8 3 J y 0 ft 1 -:-Aaron. Milwaukee. .340; Moon, expected to be with the Stratford the following year. The Tribime said the ring in­ Nixon (6-4) vs. Larsen (7-S). three hits and allo\yed no free looked Its though they were voting to a 7-7 draw with Wethersfield Jarri*. lb ...... 0 0 hitting and Willie’s the man who ness that has made him the cham­ combO, who had wo^n nine straight. ^ t night in a circuit conte.st at' beat in the star-studded event. foiir teams this season and extra 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis. .327; Musial, St. Louis, Raybestos Cardinals Satui'day ' Last night's Twilight League Aaron batted .362 for Jackson­ vestigation was the redson for tha Kngages Raniirez Only Games Scheduled., passes while striking out eight; to break loose after scoring two pion three-year old sprinter of the Warren Spahn's five-hitter col­ can do it.” rviAn r n t * hi« K^af ^ Righthander Howie'■Wetland will revenue will be necessary to bu.y Total* ...... jii a 31 *4 "I *3 .312; Bailey. Cincinnati, .309; night at Robertson Park. The ville and lead the league In -vir­ “mysterious mission” to Chicago Wednesday’s Results men for his best effort of the runs in the first inning. But Marsh lared his 196th major league vic­ Colt's Park. A Gas House run in game was prodaimeira forfeit Until the last two nights. Mays’ year. nation. The Hurley Memorial will the sixth went for naught as their likely the ■ Starting* pitcher complete uniforms for the extra 50 Telso Bank.*. Chicago and Schoendlenst. talented downstaters 'meet the by league officials when the tually every Offensive department. last week of Max H. (Soldachein, Manchester, Maw., Aug. 16 (JP)— New York 6, Boston 4. Potter held them hitless the rest be at Decathlon’s favorite dis- tory and 13th of the season as the ah r h po a r rbl batting average against Brooklyn Only two of the free-swinging opponents tallied two. The game, against the Doves and Silk Town youngsters’ between the ages of Sharp, rf ...... 3 ft ft ft 3 ft New York, .307, ' East Hartfdrd Burnside Dova- Green Barber Shop was unable special assistant attorney general Defending champion Shirley Baltimore -3, Washington 1 (12 o f the night. Potter struck out tande of six furlongs, and he will Braves wrapped it up witli two in fan*, will be amased at.his blinding 1 from Waahington. It said Gold- pitching has been anemic to say Innings) (Night). victors' starting nine failed to get which was called at the end of six 9-13 and who weigh nc^more than McKinnry •* ...... 3 ft ft 3 3 1 0 Runs—Robinson. Cincinnati. 90.; lettes in' an exhibition softball to field nine men,. ■ Tonight’s the leai^ Until he hit his homer of St. Petersburg, Fla., today met Seven and’ walked one. He al.ao hit use It as a prep for the following the fourth on one hit and three apeed. Weiland won two decisions. 110 pound.s. Tlius softball fans sir Sranlon. c ...... 3 ft ft 3 1 ft ft Snider, Brooklyn. 80; Aaron, Mil­ game scheduled to start prompt­ schein Is now in Detroit carrying Detroit 1. Cleveland 0 (Night). at least two hits. Harry Hunting- frame*, will be replayed tonight, Marinrlli, if ...... 3 0 ft 0 ft ft scheduled ’ Moriarty Brea.- Tuesday night* he had connected Mexico’s two-time national titlist, o.*.e batt'er. Dupont struck out four Saturday's special sprint for three- CardinAl errors, Tom Poholsky In the World's Tournament last tending Saturday's conte.st wip not 1 waukee, 78; 'Mathews, Milwaukee ly at 7:30. Review Research on his investigation but refusM to 21-year old Yola Ramirez, in the. Chicago 10, Kansas C i t v 0 ton’s three for four paced the lost it. Jimmy Moriatiy banged out a Donahur. if ...... 3 0 ft ft ft 1 ft Herm’a Camera game ha* been with only four hits in 34 times at Automen. and walked one. year olds, for which a piirse of year Including a 2-0 triumph over only see -what promises to be a Warrrn. 2h ...... 1 ft ft 3 ft 1 0 and Boyer. St. Louis, 73. Last summer marked the third postponed. discuss his assignment. singles quarterfinals of the 29th (Night). pair of hits, both singles, in leading ft O' ft ft bat for a .118 average. It’s now Marsh Potter drove in two runs '$15,000 will be offered. Swapped Homers Moriarty Bros- at the plate. Jim Clearwater in the Unale and the stellar attraction, but will-also be K. I>arf*n**n. lb ....3 1 10 Runs batted In—Musisl, St. consecutive time that Spring had For Golf Courses The story said nardotics and in­ annual Essex County invitation Friday’s Schedule The contest WTaps up the Na­ Showcl Disdain B. I.aron*on. rf .... 1 0 ft ft 0 0 ft The American Legion Juniors .162 as compared to his overall while Ray Dotchi clouted an­ The Redlegs. who have won 12 Roach alanimed a home run, ths Cardinal ace also chased home both contributing to a worthwhile ath­ Mextoan. rf ,...... 1 ft ft ft A ft 0 Louis. 87; Kluazewaki, (iiicinnati made the All-Star squgd and the come tax agents in Chicago and Tennis Tournament.... Detroit at Chicago, 9 p.m. tional . I/ei^ie schedule for the other home run. Potter and Butch Two other three-year olds also were awarded last night’s for­ other cities are seeking evidence of batting average of, .284, still far of 17 extra-inning games this sea­ only extra-base-knock of the con­ runs with a lOlh inning tloiible. In letic program for the .voungsteis Ol^nnry, 8h ...... 2 1 ft ft 3 ft 0 79; Adqock, Milwaukee. 77; Boyer, choice has been unanimous each feit. Tonight's contest had to Kingstoir, R. I., Aug. 16 (/Pi— Mias Fry, reigning Wimbledon Kansas City at CTeveland, p.m. season with Red Molumphy’s Gleeson also hit four baggers. showed their disdain for the older son including the last nine, rode in Bf^uibh. p ...... 2 ft ft 0 3 ft 0 year, and It was not the first time the alleged doping- of some bmcers off even last year’s pace when he New York at Baltimore, crack Automen squad the victors. test. S^. Louis and Lopata, Phllsdeipbia. be postpone when Morigrty More than 300 golf course superin­ hit .319 with 51 homers. queen and top-seeded here, led an p.m. Gleeson accounted for ail of handicap horses quartered here on Frank Robinson's bases-loaded that Jojtn had aided his club to a before fights. The Tribune quoted uneventful advance of favorites Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. All that remains is the- Ttovti Jack Hedluhd was clipped for 10 Total* ...... M *1 21 Ift ft ft Brds. were ordered to replay a tendents from states as far away Antonelll’s victory last night Spencer'■'Rubber's runs. when Eddie Sirnvo’s Pine Ekho. single in the opener after Ed. Auto Parts .. . • •«...... 020 133 ft—8 Hits—Aaron, Milwaukee, 145; world title, having played with as Virginia, Wisconsin and Mis­ an unidentlfle4 government 66UK4 yesterday by eliminating Mrs. Nell Round Robin Tournament to be he of the tremendous' early foot, hlt.T*- by Wethersfield while he T<»1*< ...... 000 (K» 1--1 Hartford Twilight League con­ was his 11th against 12 defeats. played later this month. P*F scored once In the first on Bailey and Pete Whisenant hsd BB. Mason Mtnirurcl. Donahttr. K. A s h burn. Philadelphia. - 137; the World Champion Brigg.f test tonight In the Insurance souri met yesterday at the Uni­ as saying that In some cases b6x- Hopman. wife of AustrMia’a Ilavls ■>.f»Potter's homer, once in the fourth and Uly - Ann Stable’s Getthere swapped two-run homers. It was walked nine batters. Jim Canivan Beaut>-ware during two of its ers have been given shots of a Cup captain, 6-1, 6-1. Anto Part. (II) . banged out three iiita in three trips Ls*rna«n; DP, Donthu* to -F.. bar»n- Musial. St. Louia 134; Temple. Cln- City. versity of Rhode Island to review Marlborough Lad .. ah r (i po a . rbl on two hits and twice in the fifth Jack, the two-year old sensation of Bailey’s 21st, bettering a Cincy rrn: BE. Bolduc 6. Egulbh' 9: SO. cinnaU and Boyer, St. Louis. 132. championship seasons. Spring A meeting of all four circuit current research in fine turf being drug after weighing in. It added SWIMMING RESULTS Second seeded Louise Brough of Whit...[)., 4 ■ 2 ff 0 1 ft 2 1955 that came back to his best to the filate for Wethersfield while. Bolduc Ift Souihh 2: WP. Bolduc 2, moved to Stratford and joined the or a double by Connolly, who- record for catchers' set by-Ernie ____ _ Sgulhh: -PB, Scanlon: IT, ‘n torpi^ Doubles — Lopata. Philadelphia, managers will be held Monday conducted here. the gamblers wager heavily and S Beverly Hills, Calif., defeated Joan Simmohs. p ...... 4 1 2 **2 4 ft 1 form in conquering' Pine Echo 10 Lombardi and matched last sea- Wngles. Cardinals and proved an invalu­ Back in Tjpaining J Smith; tt ...... 4 3 2 1 ft 0 I moved to third on a.i infield out 3lorljirty Rm«. in Cowl**; Scorer, Hcrao*. 30; Furlllo, Brooklyn. Aaron, Mil­ night at the Eaot Side Rec at 8 They were particularly interest­ clean up when the drugged fighter New London, Aug. 16 (AV^ Johnson of Los-Angeles, 7-5, 6-1; How... 2h , 4 1 2 f'f ft 1 2 and scored’ on Marsh Potter's days ago. were also among the son by Smoky Burgess. Johnny alx r able aid (n the Redbirds' WoHd o’clock. loses. (Thurliln, c...... i . 4 2 S ,D<*hf‘rly. rf .... po a » rhl waukee and Musial, St. Louis, 25; ed in an experimental method of Thomas Wall of Torrington suc,- third seeded Darlene Hard of « ft ft 2 sacrifice . fly. Dotchin then early entrants for the Hurley Klippsfein won in relief...... 3 ft Bell, Cincinnati, 24. Tournament success last year. •The investigators, the ‘Tribune cossftilly defended his -yard Revere, Mass,, Aug. 16 {/Pi— McCurry. If, r f ___ 3 0 2 ft 0 ft ft 1 Memorial, PaqurUf'. if __ ....2 1 John at 25 has miuiy years of planting lawn' turf being tested at 65 Montebello. Cedlf., eliminated Lola MrSwe.n.y, rf ,>,..0 0 n ft n ft 0 0 honiered.'4jlJiencer scored twice in Art Fowler won the shortened, Moriarty. 2b. 8h URI for the first time this year. said, are also seeking evidence of freestyle championship yesterday Felix of Meriden, 6-2. 6-1; and \oung Larry Boardman has Huntinzton. Ih .... 4 1 3 .*> (10 1 the first. Peter Fuller's New Hamnshirc- nightcap, sailing in on Wally Bral. lb ...... Triples — Aaron and Bruton. competition remaining to affd to income tax evasion. Han..en, 3)) ...... I 1 n 1 Westies Lose Seed is incorporated into a thin in :27.2 in the ConnecUciit Men’s fourth seeded Shirley Bloomer of opened training headquarters for 1 ft 0 1 owned Oclirock. a bright shining Po.9t’s 23rd homer, a grand-slam­ Roach.* 3b. r ...... Milwaukee. ,12;- O’ConneU Mil­ his fame in softball, and if need-' AA.U Seniov Swimming and Div­ hi scheduled SepL 11 fglht with Sulllarrt. rf . : ...... 2 0 o ft(1 0 ft ft h po a c rbi BHlingWrl. if 3b .. waukee and Moon. St. Louis, 9; ed. he can be a hard-hitting out-: paper blanket which U unrolled on Elngland downed Mexico's Rosa Ella.mi, I f ...... 2 n 0 nft 0 ft 0 Gonnollv, . star at the Lincoln uo„i,.. mer. a,nd Burgess' eighth. O'BrIrn, c ...... a prepared seedbed. Early results ing Championihips. Peter Kennedy Maria Reyes. 6-0, 6-2. former lightweight champion Jim­ Churilla. If I 0 \ \- k The Pirates scored four In the Frey. RR ...... five players tied with 8. fielder as his 1955 batting aver­ Piersall Angry up the play, threw to him. He ft ft ft, 0 May. ^b ...... •. I 1 1 0 0 Ing and a recent returnee from Cage Contest indicate good germination frohn then tagged out Ashbum. The of Waterbury won the 220-yard In the system of staggered sin­ my Carter. M. PotiAT. p 1. 1 ..3 0 2 Atlantic City, also will be among eighth, starting with Frank Urdlunil. p ' ' ...... Home runs— Snider, Brooklyn, age of .273 indicates. Following Toial* ...... 32 11 15 13. 8 i n Dotchin, If .... 3 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 n 32; Adcock, Milwaukee. 28; last ,year's World Tournament the method. umpires finally agreed, however, freesWle in 2:33.7; Paul aancl of gles quarterfinals. Miss Bloomer The bout, scheduled for 10 .Moriarly'ii (0» Scruton, cf.. 1 those present. He is a smashing 'Thomas’ sacrifice fly that tied it Hartford the 110-yard breast­ was ■ slated to meet. Mrs. Betty rounds at Boston Garden, follows lib r h po A rbi 1 0 t) 0 0 1-all. Ron Kline, who tossed a five- Total* Stauiding* Kluazswski. Oncinnati; 27; Robin­ Spring was married and is pnis- Over Decision that Ashbum was safe on ob­ K. Burnett, lb 0 9 1 0 0 sprinter- at his beat, and since he 20 7 7 JS li 3 ft stroke in 1:27.6; and Joseph Gon- 5 nun*, 2h ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 R. Burn**tt. 3b . hitter. and Bill Virdon had RBI rioid (7i W L Pet. son, Cincinnati. 26; Bsiiksi Chi­ ently serving an enlistment in the struction. This nsppene .. .. ,...... 3 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 t) has been polnUng for thla race, the ah r Rainbow Club . 5 0 1.0(E of Hartford took the one- B.WJ., today with the other .quar­ over current champs. The Marl­ T. Pr»ii4*r, c ... 1 7 0 0 1 singles in the big frame against h po a f rbl cago and Mathews, Milwaukee. 25. Army at Fort Monmouth, N. J. opposite side of the plate fram the t*llb»rl.. lb...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 McGann. rf ... likelihood is that he will be at or Fair,“2h ...... 1 4) 1 1 1 (1 1 All-^tara . . . .5 . 6 1 .857 New York, Aug. 16 ()P)—Jimmy playing field. Is there a ruling pSeter dive. terfinals tomorrow. borough, Cnon.. boxer has beaten Marainne p ...... 3 ft 1 j n 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jack Meyer. Archer*. 3b...... S 0 0 1 1 0 1 Stolen bases—Mays. New ''fork, Adams, although a doubtful near the peak of his form and will Dunn, r ...... High School . . . 2 4 .333 Piersall admitted today he acted covering thla? lightweight king Wallace (Bud) Tolali ...... 21 4 7 18 8 1 4 Three in the seventh broke a 3- 2 0 f) •2 0 0 ft 26; Gilliam. Brooklyn. 13; White, starter Saturday, participated in O Avanio, If ...... 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 Sprnc^r Rahbrr i2) make it interesting for all comers, 8c|J!, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 i> 0 ft West Skies ? 5 .286 New York and Moon. St. Louis, 11; like a bush leaguer when an of A. The ruling Is that a catcher The royal colors worn by Queen Smith and feather champ Sandy ^rh.sn.au,' »a .... 2 0 0 0 0 I 0 •b r h po • rbl Decathlon included. all tie for .the Yanks, who had Waman*ter. *r ..., 4 1 2 O 2 0 ft hia third World Tournament in cannot block the plate without Chicago Cub Coach Pepper Mar­ Elizabeth's Landau In the D el.rl., 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 MHcako, cf ... Abhatte, lb 3 2 1 , 9 fi 0 0 Arthur Drugs .. 1 6 .1^3 Temple. Chnclnnatt, 9'. ficial scorer ruled he was^ not en 1954 Caddler in non-title affair*. ..3001 0 0 0 Imprewtlve Winner taken a 3-1 'lead on Yogi Berra’s 1955 and has made the All-Star the ball. It seem* to cover this tin had a .298 .batting average for Laurel International hive been Boardman is the No. 4 light­ rf ...... 2 0 0. 0 0 0 0 Torrt#nnon. 3b ..3 0 0 0 2 0 PeHolat. If 3 2 2 ] 0 f) 1 Pitching (based on 12 decisions) squad every year. Quite a record titled to a base hit during yester­ Ftlloramo, a ...... 2 0 0 0 0 o n Dabrowrkl. rr . Kakuza Ridge, an impressive 21st homer in ' the sixth. Hank I'rowlev. cf ...... n •% 1 3 n 0 <>• situation. 1.189 National League gmmeswith donated by her to the National weight challenger while C ^ e r .311000 Csnivan, ^ ...... Five players hit double figures —Had(^x, Philadelphia. 11-3, .786; for the 24-year-old tirst sackef day’s game between Boaton and the St. Louis Cardinal. Touis ...... 01«*^Ron. 2b ... .31 1220 winner here_ recently. Lassie Lea. Bauer's single scored the ti'e-break .1 0 S' 1 2 0 2 last -night in legding Wimpy's All- Q. The shortstop and second Museum of Racing at Saratoga. ranks No, 3. ’ ■ /■ 24 0 3 15 4 - 6 0 Cowle*. c .... 3 0 0 8 0 0 Lawitnee, Canclnnati, 16-5, .762; whose fancy foot work around the New York at Yankee Stadium. AlltQ PftrlR Z34•2Sft 22.8—11 which has been slowly roundinj^ *''■ Tom Bryne won it in relief of .Totklj* ...... Stars to win No. 6’ in the Rec Sum­ Q. Richie Ashbum o f the Phil- baseman head for a pop fly. They Jolly, ih ...... 1 0 0 .8 0 0 Whitey Ford, who left with an Mor.iarly'B ...... 27 7 10 IS 6 ft 7 Newcombe, Brooklyn, 18-6. .750; first base aide of the Infield al­ The Yankees won 6-4 for their ’’“ t 1'"' Plitntl’ 'in 6ih. Durant, p .... 1 0 0 0 2 0 Into top form, and Admiral G«orge '*'* *" .. ---- 2011 302 -7 mer Basketball League, a con­ Buhl, Mllwa.ukee, 14-5, .737; Free­ Uea missed the plate on a slide. collidjs at a spot midway between Carrl^i. r f __ also were announced as nominees ailing shoulder. Tom Brewer lost W^ihrraflflrt .. 004 2ul- 7 ways draws exclamations from second straight over Boston. Wes Westrum. the Gianta’' catch­ Smith 2, 8IcCurr.»; LOB, Auln Parts I: .2 00 10 0 HR. Rf*arh.' -DP, B*ll(n*hirl to R.al vincing 89-69 rtctorj’. over the man, Cincinnati, 10-4, .714. The brilliant but temperamental their positions and the ball drops Morlai-ty Bros, 4: BR. Maralon. 4 Bombardier. U *2 0 0* 1 0 0 by racing secretary Ted Dooley, his fifth against 16 successes. Jim the fans and sportsvTiters alike. er, missed the throw. As Ashbum safely. Who gets the error? Bxlllnshtrl In Beal; West Sldec at the West Side out­ Strikeouts— Friend. Pittsburgh. During 1955 his nltcing- Improved Red Sox outfielder instated, how­ SO. Macalon^ 9, SJmrhoru* 8: HBP Total* . 21 3 15 who has been doing an amazing Piersall’s home run was the only 1X)B. Moriarty . 2. Wi>lh**r.firlil K BB scrambled back, Westrum blocked A. That la up to the official Macalone (McCurry; WP, Macaione 2; P. * F...... 2 6 0 2 earned run the Bostons scored. Hi-dlunrt 9, Canivan 2; SO, Undlund 1 door court. Four of the losers man- 125; Haddix. Philadelphia. 121; immensely finishing with a fine ever, he ha^ a right to be peeved IF SEEING IS BELIEVING-YOU'LL'CKOOSE Seor.r. McFarland: Tim. 1 1.8 ...... 100 Ux-r-4 job in presenting to Rockingham raniVan 2. . i-gad to duplicate the feat but the Mizell, St. Louis, 113;'- Jones. him until Hoyt Wilhelm,, backing scorer. Spencer ...... ;V 200 000-2 patrons the best day-to-day racing Haivey Kuenn doubled in the .324 average to go along with his over the second inning- decision eighth to beat the Indians and Bob All-Stars had too many guns. Chicago. 113; Roberts, Philadel­ strong .993 fielding mark. Adams, which he claimed was so raw that of the New England season. En­ The All-Starsr trail the league­ phia, 108. tries did not close until midnight Lemon. Frank Lai? scattered six a steady man in the .I'pfield and a even the Yankee players felt in­ singlies for the the Tigers. leading Rainbow Qub now by real take charge holler guy, -s clined to commiserate with Wm. ^he indications were only one-half game, and the stage Warren Spahn Tough tMt Decathlon would head a small Donovan gave singles to loser considered, the Hal'Chaac of soft- Piersall demonstrated his dis­ Sport Schedule Is, set for-their meeting Monday ball. A native of Detroit, j^eorge pleasure by looking angrily up into classy field of sprinters in the Wally Burnette and A1 Pilarclk night at the »Vest Side. Hoivever, .^chenli race for the .major portion o f file while byeaterday, has, yet to beat Temple Beth 'Wins Orioles home safe with reliefer lYiday, Aug. 17 William Yorz.vk, left, and Jack Nelson arc on top of the world inging the major league pennant Laat Regular Game straight World title, a teat ac- ’’Sure i acted bush,” Piersall rent first division team. His eight Bill, Wight the winner fanning All-Stars vs Rockville, 6:30— after winning' bertha on the. United States Olympic swimming racfs: 111 Church League team. Yorzyk, of the New Hampshire Swim Club, took the Big ;Pinky Hohenthal, playing BANTLY o n . will practice to- complished .by only three club.s in- acknowledged later, "and I guess I five in a row among the last six Oval. •the 23-year history of the event. The St. Lziuis Cards probably Victories have come at *thc ex­ Nat batsmen^ men's 200-meter butterfly in the find! tryouts In 4 minutM, 19 his last regular aeason game for moiTou' night at the Weat Side was wrong in doing it , but I was Merchants vs Rainbow, 8:30— the-All-Stars, hooped 23 points to .Oval according to Ciach Ron ^ d clean through. Everybody in haven’t seep the last of Warren pense of Pittsburgh (three times), A home run by Marv Cohen In Robertson. seconds. Nelson, North Carolina Athletic Club, was second In Spahn for. the season. Th» veteran tjie Phillies and Cubs (jSf each) 2:28.6. continue as the league’s top scorer, Daigle, Practice for the Intermedi­ the^ park, • including the Yankees the seventh inning tied up the A *r vs Niissiff Arras. 6 —Char­ outers In double ngitfes ircluded and all the umpires, knew It was Milwaukee lefthander, who beat arid the Giants once. game and then Temple Beth went ter Oak. ate League entry will begin at 6 Golfersi,, Open Fire the Redbirds 4-1 last night, now j Seveu Americans Nonn Burke (14), Jim Barnard o’clock.. a base hit except the offielbl on to score another run to defeat Saturday, Aug. 18 (14), A1 Surou'iec (15) and Wimpy scorer. hts a 43-23 lifetime record against Ominous note fo - Boston Community BaptUt 7-6 last night Out in ’Milwaukee them. With eight games left to ' ^*Yeland followers. If the lu Title Coutentiou Dovaletles vs Raybestos,. 7:30—* Lepgthy Program at Riverdde Wilaon (12). The biggest outburst BILLY PAOANI JR. has sug­ Needs Every Hit *’*'■'* a Chureh Robertson. , of scoring by one All-Star player play between the clubs, Spahn I Yankees continue a* their present sjortbaii League encounter. gested that an All-Star team pickeii “What's one base hit, you may should get the call at least twice.! P»ce, Hiey’ll win 27 of their .'Honday, Aug. JO was a '10-polnt . splurge in the sec­ Milwauk^. Aug. 16 ((Pi—A hefty ask? Well., it could niean a dif­ ” itji one run. already home on Edmunatoh, N. B., A.ug. 16 (Aft— passed- Krebs on the 38th lap but from the Rec Softball League play remaining 41’ g&mes, giving them Wimpy's vs. Rainbow, 6:15— .. - The second 75 lap main event of: ond period by Surowiec. - /ield of about 135 golfers. Ihclud- ference of several thousand dol­ Cohen a blast. Temple Beth col­ Nine Canadians, and seven United Oval. the stock car racing season is on Krebs caitie back strong and over­ Vinny Kohen, w'lo has been the Manchester Auto Parta, who Ing defending champion Dr. Cary Although he’s batting a nifty a 102-52 mark for the year. In lected two more lilts and then States amateurs remain in the run­ clinched the circuit crown laat lars to me. When I talk contract Arthur's vs‘ High School, 8:15— schedule for Riverside Park Speed- took Germano on the 56th and pouring In points lltely for the Middlecoff. open fire today in the with Joe Cronin (Red Sox general .350 for the year, Ted Williams which case to deadlock them, scored on a sacrifice fly. In the last ning txiday for the Canadian Ama­ W’sy Saturday night, starting at went on to win by several Car night. Cleveland would haVe to produce C3iarter Oak. ■V’est Sides, continued his 20:plus 72-hole $35,()b0 Milwaukee Open manager), all he wants to know is has compiled an unimpressive .179 of the seventh Baptist w'as unable teur Golf title after two rounds ■ Rainbow vs. T^ * 8:15. The lengthy race card will- lengths. scoring rate last night, hooping 26 Golf Tournament. average against the New York a 89-5 record in its remaining to dent the plate and went* down plaj'ed in pouring rain interspersed P 8:30,- ert- whether I hit .300 or not. Right son. total 102. Iqpa of racing with the Several of the boys on the River­ markers.' He banged home 22 MORIARTY BROS, entry in the The field includes 55 players now, I'm hitting just below that Yankees. The Boston Red Sox slug­ tilts and the Red Sox would need to defeat. with blazing sunshine. e triple-distance feature race the side raster find the extra distances Hartford 'Twilight League ■will play a 40-3 slate. Temple vs Illied, 6:30—Robert- points Monday against the High who qualified with 76* or under and need all the base hlU I dm ger has managed only five hiu in Practically all of the scoring Moe Norman, the defending son. final event of the evening. a boon to Uhe point standings. In School. its final circuit game tonight. The Tues(Uy and 80 exempt pros' and get." 28 at bats versus the Bombtrs’ was done. In the last two frames. champion from Kitchener, Ont., Buddy Kreba of ' EaV Hartford addition to the usual high purse (>as House Gang will finish in the amateurs who will get the -"feel" There’s no telling how far in Both clubs were tied 2-2 at the Tuevlay; Aug. J ^ Other West Sides whg fronted PiersalL'a Ire waa aroused when pitching. He went 'hitless in three, gets his first stiff test today when 1 won the first 75 tapper .of the for special races the pilots who the atUck were Tom Russell and second dirtsion in the strong cir­ of the Tripoli Golf Club layout to­ official trips yesterday. front the Milwaukee Braves end of five innings but Temple he faces Ed Meister Jr., of Wil­ Herm’s vs Barbers, 6—Mt. Nebo. Agawam aeason In-mid-July. That finish up front-get triple points to the official srer. veteran baiw:. Bruce Smith. « n e t t i n g 1 3 cuit. day for the first time under com­ ball writer Daniel M. Daniel o f the would be L Bobby Thomson were erupted for three runs in the top loughby, Ohio. First National vs .St. Marv's race turned out to be one of the his present figure and that chunk petitive condlUons. f t e v v i t h 1 0 . New York World Telegram*- and Do the (Cincinnati Redlegs mind hitting. The veteran outfielder, of the sixth. Community came 6:30—Robertson. * ' ’ big thrillers of the racing season of points happens to be mighty Par at 6.380-yard Tripoli, a right back With four tallies to Uke Meister was one stroke ahead of B r F t * EDDIE ROSMARIN. who will Sun. ruled a ground ball hit to yorking overtime? Not a bit. The however, just isn’t producing. He’s ^ r t h Methodist vs Oongos, 6:30 oi'er the Carroll course. It was valuable at this stage of the rac­ Wilson, ( ...... ft (M) 13 Norman yesterday as the two, Burke, f ...... pla.v here tomorrou' night with the hilly, wind-swept course, i* 35-35 deep short and hobbled by Jerry surprising Redlegs have won their had only seven hlU in his last 36 the lead but finally bleni* it in the —Charter Oak. Kreb's initial appearance in his ing aeason. . . ft 3-a 14 —70. seventh. along with Doug Sanders of Hohenihsl. c ...... 1ft XA 33 Rockville All-Stara against an AIL last nine extra-inning games. at bats and his average has dipped Case vs Great Ea.4tern. 8:30— new No. 7 and It gave him hia first Barnard, r (kileman as an error for the Yan­ Miami Beach, Fla., co-medalist, . . 7 rvo 14 Star team from the Rec Summer Middlecoff, who had been toying kee shortstop. Even if f.l e 1 d e d They’ve whipped the New York to .242 with only 10 runs batted in Robertson. and only main event win of the Jockey Tony DeSpirito wiwi e . A 1-3 3 went around the 6,618-yard, par-73 Surowiec. * ...... Basketball League, waa. captain-of with the idea of passing up this cleanly, it would have Uken a per- GianU three times, the Cards and to show for his last 23 games. Ritlenber*. 3b P *F V.9 Tnist. 6 Charter Oak. 19.56 season at Riverside. three of the four Laurel stake ee ft 3-4 15 tournament because of a tendon­ Jtabn. H ...... course in sub-par scores. SteTenson. * ...... 1 0-1 r the New Britain Teachers College Cubs twice each and the Phillies ft 1 12 1 Uednesday, Aug. t i The Hartford youth who hopes racea offered during the 1955 feet throw to get the speedy run­ Kor*i

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Ail at very low schools. For an appointment to in­ dential section. Gaston Realty, Thrall Rd., Vernon ASSEMBLER guaranteed. State age. marital BOLL-AWAY BED, new infra-red Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce prices. THREE BEDROOM single or 512 Wc.st Middle Turnpike spect call the Jarvis Realty Co., portable light, 2 small antique duplex. For parents and two 165 School St. An 9-5731; eve 1952 PLYMOUTH Oub coupe. . status, automobile, wages ex­ Street. Ml. 9-4387, Immar.ulate Cape Cod. 6 finished 654 Center St., MI, 3-4112, MI. ningi. All 9-7486. TR. 5-7630 Found Young pten experienced in pected, last three employers. Situations Wanted— “ tables. MI. 9-0693 after 4. ABC APPLIANCE CO.. grown children. Responsible ten­ Radio and heater. The children 2% MAPLE ST. ants. Cali MI. 9-5356 rooms. Features include front and 9-1200, evenings cail Ai ‘Werbper ■Kron't fall out of this one. An ideal assembly of small me­ Write Box A. Herald. Male 39 rear dormers. Hot water oil heat. at MI. 3-6419. ' TOLLAND — ,Five room ranch, MI. 9-7885 'oiwder blue parakeet. VI- MAHOGANY bedroom set, 8x10 Garden— Farm— Dairy of Westminster Rd. Band second car. $875 at Carter Chev­ chanical components and lUg, vacuum cleaner, tucco board. ONE GAS stove, one Servel gas re­ Dining room. Front vestibule. ireezeway, 2-car garage on abre of land, (fully landscaped), USTINGS WANTED-Single, two- r. 8.M. 1055. MI. 3-6214. rolet Co.. Inc,, 1229 Main St. .gears. Will find these po­ DRIVERS FOR school’ buses. Call MI. 9-6113. Products 50 frigerator, all white, $50 for both. Large master bedroom 17x16. 60 ARCELUA DRIVE—First time PART TIME WORK 8-1:80 p.m. Business Property For Saif 70 on market and only 1 year old. $19,800, Large kitchen with plenty family, three-family, businssa ^METER-CEAOEQS- MI. 9-4215 before 9 a.m. Call PI. 2-7113. Must be taken this week. MI. Beautiful trees and grounds. Quick LOST—Brown and white Chihua­ 1952 PLYMOUTH 4-door, cool green sitions interesting and di-. NEW WEBCORE tape recorder, CUCUMBERS. 50r s basket. Ai- Exquisite 3 bedroom rancher with of knotty pine cabineta. garba'ge property. Have many caah buyers. eO-NUTS- OEPARTMElJT f 9-5755. occupancy, 7*rlce $16,500, hua. Answers to the name of Tiny., paint. Radio, heater. Just about versified. Ideal working SERVICE-STATION attendant, full new Webcore wire recorder. Sac­ ready, picked. Bring own contain- STORE, WAREHOUSE full basement. Spacious living disposal, bi^t-iln ironing board Mortgages arranged. Please call Vicinity of Center St. MI. 9-2428. the beat value you’ve ever seen. location. rifice price. Cash or budget. Make *rt. Paul Kobollo, BirchTIoun room with Swedish corner fire­ and exhaust faij^, Living room with George L. Graziadio. Realtor. AO. 'Thnlu.lff CLAIIZ COLE^ tims Job. Also part lime attend­ Dogs-^BIrds^Pets 41 tain Rd. BRAE-BURN REALTY Specially priced at $595. Carter ant, hours 6-10'p.m. fiv* days. an offer. MI. 9-0980. BEDROOM SET Best offer tskes place. Combination kitchen and quarry stone fiireplace, large pic 9-5878, 109 Henry St. FOUND—Black and white puppy. Chevrolet Co., Inc., 1229 Main St. AND WORKSHOP MI. 3-6273 AIm Saturday and Sunday every it. MI. 9-0725. 8 Harvard Rd. dining area. Tiled bath. Master ture window, showliig beautiful Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Warden. PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, NEW 14 FT. Leonard double door TOMATOES—Pick your own. 50c bedroom:, has 9 foot wail closet. view of lake. Two laigebedrooms, ARE YOU OONSIDERINO other week. Apply in person at a >3-bU8hel, Graham Rd.. Wap- 5,600 Square Feet Floor Area SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? MI. 3-4540. RIVETER now located at Route 5 and Chapel refrigerator. New upright freezer. AN’nQUB FURNITURE, sUver, 3Cio Foot Frontage MANCHESTER — Direct from Carport makes excellent patio. sliding door closets. Dihliig, room Van’s Service Station, 427 Hartford Rd., South Windsor, next to Bast ping. One mile north of Sullivan : We will appraise your property Auto Driving School 7-A Rd. Ask for Van Sacrifice. No“down payment. Five glass, china, and used furniture Excellent Location on builder. New 8-room garrison co­ Tremendous lot. In Buckley which also can be used ai''a bed , To set up and operate a Hartford Drive-In' 'hieater. Open year guarantee. MI. 9-0980. Ave. Follow signs from Wapping' bought and sold. Furniture Repair Main Highway (hear Rockville) lonial, 1700 sq, ft. Fireplace, School area. Owner transferred room. Large ceramic tile ba|h, free and without any obligation. Aflnonncements CORDNER AUTO Driving School. Business Services Offeretl 13 Courses and Classes 27 Help Wanted—Female 35 riveting machine. Small daily 9-5, Tuesday. Thursday and Center. Service. MI. 3-7449. lavatory. Full tile bath, birch and selling at low price of $16,200. ‘’colored fixtures, vent fan. Iln We also buy property for ceah. elllng or buying contact Learn to drive correctly and component parts involved. Friday nights 7 .. 9 p.m. Man­ W atson realty co- kitchen cabinets, formica counlt- Excellent F.H.A. and V.A. financ­ closet. Oil fired baseboard hot WEDDma STATIONERY a spe­ safely. Individual instruction by ASHES AND . rubbish removed. RADIO-ELECTRONICS. Television chester customers can call JA. LOAM ers, open stairway, shades, base­ \8TANLEY BRAY, Realtor DENTAL Assistant. Experienced Must be willing' to assist KOPPERS CO., INC. TOMATOES, 75c a basket. Michael ThralLRd., Vernon ing available. Call the Jarvis water heat. Immediate occupan cialty. Beautiful assortment. Low competent, experienced instruc­ Lawn mowing, light nmcklng, Servicing. “ Learn by Doing" at preferred but will train. Write 8- 3391 and we wUI bring order board hot water-oil heat, copper Realty Co.. 654 Center Street, MI. cy. Watson Realty Co. TR. 5-7630, \BRAE-BURN r IeALTY prices. Evenings by appointment. trees cut, cellars cleaned, papers "Connecticut’s Oldest Electronics in assembly operations. home with us at 8 pirn, to 68 DARK RICH Kurys, French Rd.. Bolton. Machinerr and Tools 52 TR. 5-7630 ' AH. 3-8373. tors on dual-control insured cars. Box M, Herald: MI. 9-7885 plumbing, fully plastered walls, 3-4112, MI, 9-1200 or evenings call An, 9-7885. igd______Campress, 5 So. Main St. ' MI. Automatic or conventional shift. and rags taken away free. MI. School."New term starting Sep­ Will consider a trainee for WANTED ‘ Spruce St. shingle exterior, garage, double 6-lO-ROOM HOUSE with base­ g-EliO. 9-0142; Call evenings. Reduced prices for Aiiguu only. PICK YOUR own cucumbers, 25c Ai Werbner at MI, 3-6419. ment. Call AH 9-9581 after 5 p.jn. 5U. 9-6010, JA> 7-3680. tember 24, .1958. Enroll now for BURTON’S HAS openings lor alert, this position. a ’4-bushel basket. Michael Kurys. WOODWORKING toola. Reason­ MANCHESTER—Industrial proper driveway, ' lot shrubbed and VERNON — 5 room ranch (tmder Practical day or evening class. pleasant women who are avail­ Arc Welders BOARD YOUR DOG in our brand Pile must go. Call riow for prompt seeded. Trees. Approximate mort­ construction) $12,900, 3 bedrooms. NEW GAME OF skill lor bazaars, LARSON’S DRIVING School. COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart new boarding kennel while .vou delivery.-PI. 2-6277. French Rd.-. Bolton, able. Call MI. 9-2449 after 5 p.m. ty. Building wi)h 2,450 square ft. WANTED TO BUY. Reach or Cape For free descriptive circulsr phone able by September lat lor full Lot' 85x140. Zoned for any type gage $18,000. Immediate occupan­ CHOICE LISTINGS 'Large kitchen with knotty pine churches. Reasonable. MI. 9-9494 Manchester's only trained and R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ JA. 5-3406, or Write New England INTERVIEWS BEING HELD Spot' Wilders are vacationing. Tel. Rockville, Cod. -Green area or Hollywood. after 5 p.m. time iraaitions. Five day week. manufacturing. 'Ideal for laundry cy. Not listed with any broker. cabineta, exhaust fan, formica Call AH. 3-5937. certified Instructor. For your safe-! matic washing machines, electric Technical Institute of Conn., Inc., Salary plus incentive bonus. Liber­ TR 5-7894. 236 East Middle Tpke. coi^nter top. Living room with ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, MON. - WED. - FRI. h o t MIJc amesite, crushed stonp, Household Goods 51 or dry cleaning business. Near Escott, owner-builder. MI. 9-7883. ty We are trained to teach proper-! 193 Triimbuil St., Hartford, Conn. al store discount. Fleasant work- Laborers stabilized' stone, washed sand, Musical Instruments ‘ 53 fireplace. Ceramic t|Je bath with ly. MI. 9-6075. small abpliancea, welding. 174 1 P. M. - 4:30 P. M. bus line. Central location. Reason­ Six room single, modem in every GREEN MANOR HOME—Buckley 3 ing conditions. Please apply in gravel, loam delivered, Nussdorf. NO MONEY NEEDED!! ably priced. George L. Graziadio, SOUTH MAIN ST.—FJght rooms, vanity. Oil fired ho5\.water heat. School District for December or Personals Mam Street. Ml 9-6678. ONE YEAR 614 female Boxer, GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ detail. ExtraJot. Basement two- Large landscaped lorr Buy now MANCHESTER’S oldest, most person. Burton’s, Inc., 841 Main spayed and had shots. MI. 9-1490. MI. 9-7408. 2 YEARS TO PAY Realtor. Tel. Manchester MI. fireplace, huge enclosed porch. earlier occupancy. Box Z, Herald. , Private Instructions 28 St. INVESTIGATE THESE Full Time Work hogany spinet piano, $496. Five garages, amesite drive. MI. car .garage. Owner les'Ving state. and choose your own • color YOUNG LADY desires ride to recommended auto school, always BUYING PAPER. magazines, MORE TIME If WANTED Kemp’s, Inc, Ml. 8-5680. 9-5878. Priced for quick sale. Farmington Ave., Hartford. Ar­ rags. Junkman’s Junk, Will pick OPPORTUNITIBS MANCHESTEiT p e t Center for all 1955 ADMIRAL air-conditioner 3-6090. schemes Watson Realty Co. TR. ready to serve you. Will gladly EARN AT HOME. Easy high pay­ WANTED—Shirt presser. Exper- Plus Employe Benefits unit, ’ i ton. Used only.four hours. A WHOLE HOUSE rive by 9 a.m., return Manchester meet you personally to talk over up after 3 p.m. All day Saturday. ing handwork. Information free. your pets and pet supplies. S. A 5-7630, MI. 9-7885. Auction 78 5 p.m. MI. 3-8591. ience not essential. Also sorter. I-ike new. Reasonable. Phone MI. OF FURNITURE BOWERS SCHOOL AREA your driving problem Manchester Call Rockville TR. 5-7621. Write Box .J296, West Hartford. h ; Green Stamps. Open 9 to • Farms and Land For Sale 71 36 Proctor Road VERNON, Box Mountain Drive— Apply in p«irson. ^aple Laundry, GRAY MANUFACTURING Monday through Saturday. Thurs- 9-6016. FOR ONLY $488 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Connecticut’s Most Excitiiur Driving Academy. Dial PI. 2-7249. 72 Maple St. Call 1955 custom built three bedroom WANTED—Someone going to Cali' d&y night till 9. Free parking. ML ON THE EASIE-ST TER.MS FARM FOR SALE- 44 acres, clear OCCUPANCY BEFORE Four bedroom home with - all AUCTIONS! fomia to drive my,car. Phone MI. Household Services COMPANY FOUR ONLY Mobileaire 4020 IN THE WORLD ranch, full basement. Fireplace, Bonds— Stocks— BE A SUCCESS! Earn a good in­ TRemont 5-2527 9- 4273. Wt repair aquariums, land. Eight room house in ' good kinds of extraa. Owper leaving 9-9779 or MI. 9-9819. de luxe fans, 4,000 ru. ft. per min­ YELIvOW.BRIDESMAID gown with condition. Pasture with running FALL SCHOOL TERM dining' area in living room and Moloirvclce— Bievcies 11 , Offered 13-A ______Mortgages 31 come close to home representing HILUARD ST.. MANCHESTER heaters, pumps and reflectors.'995 ute. Reg, $79.95. Close out $59.95. 3 COMPLETE state. Priced for quick sale. Where Thousands Save or Apply At Main St. ROOMS OF BRAND NEW jacket and hat, size 16. MI. 9-5527. brook. Near residential section. kitchen. Tile bath with vanity. FLAT FINISH Holland window Avon Cosmetics; Friendly, pleas­ Barstow's. MI. 9-7234, Very attractive Cape C6d sit­ Baseboard hot water-oil heat. Ex­ Every Week! BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types, r-QUICK CASH! $22.25 per thousand ant, profitable work , quickly puts "A Go o d p l a c e t 6 w o r k ” 36 Brooklyn St. FURNITURE PI. 2-6337 or 2-8197. ART KNOFLA, Realtor Automobiles for'Sale 4 English a speoialty. Now open 12 shades, made to measure. All BOARDING Kennel. State and Vet. uated on ntceiy landscaped haust fan with hood. Breezeway, per month includes principal and dollars in ygur pocket. FIR'e PLACE WOOD, of cord. Beautiful Westinghouse Electric Exclusive Agent Garage; Escott, exclusive agent Everything you’ll ever need for noon to 9 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. metal Venetian blinds at a new interest. Hartford CH. 6-8897. Rockville, Conn. approved. Individual runs Came- Wanted— To Buy 58 comer lot. The Rolling Park WANT TO BUY \ CAR and had $10. Power mower, Briggs and Refrigerator Houses For Sale 72 Home with six finished rooms 875 Main St. AH. 9-7883. yourself, the home, garden or shop to 6 p.m. Manchester Cycle Shop. low price. Keys made while you Franl( Burke, Connecticut Mort,- SHIRT FINISHER or folder. Excel- lot Collie Kennels. PI. 2-6707. Stratton engine, own hookup. $20. Blond Bedroom Suite your credit turned down? Don’t wait. Marlow's. includes many features usu­ MI. .3-5440 —is here et P oet-at fabulous sav­ 166 West Middle Tpke. Ml. 9-2098r gage Exchange. Lewis comer lent working conditions. Full or Shutters, 2-piece, cleat back, 6 Handsome Living Room Suite WANTED. Good used piano. Call ANDOVER — Six room Cape Cod give up, see “ Honest" Douglas, Gold. COCKER PUPS. $20, $26; $30. 512,600 ally found only in more ex­ MI. 9-4543 part time. Call Mr. MacNeil. MI. Cocker stiid service. Female Ger- pairs 14'i“x54’’, 5 pairs ll'.i''x42’’, Heat-Proot Dinette Set MI. 9-0917. with dormers, bath, lavatory, at' ings! 333 -Main. Not ai finance' company WEAVING of bums, moth holes CARPENTERS WANTED. Call MI. pensive homes. Price $15,200 1 plan. and torn clothing, hosiery runs, 9-1800. Two-Bour Shirt Martthix- man Shepherd $2.S Rockville fR . $6, Small white sink with fittings. Beautiful "De Luxe” Range • tached garage, ameaite driveway. Wanted .Autos ing, 299 West Middle Tpke. 3-4836 after 8 p.m. $8. Two steam radiators, 57 MANCHESTER — Distinctive six handbags repaired, zipper re­ TRUCXDWVER, dump truck, age S-2894. Instead o f Westinghouse .Electric unfinished up. Cabinet kitchen. Call Owner Many extras. Large Lot. Main Every Thursday, Friday Motorcycles 12 Buaineas Opportunities 32 25-35. Experienced onlv. $1.75 Gerard St. Refrigerator. If You Prefer Rugs, Roomt Without Board 59 room colonial in an executives’ Highway. September 1 occupancy. placement, umbrellas repaired, EXPERIENCED girls for maids Oak floors. .Storm sash. Amesite neighborhood, - complete In every and Saturday Nites 1950 CADILLAC "62’ Four door USED CARS WANTED— We are men’s shirt collars revers^ ahd hourly. Apply at Thomas Colla Lamps. Tables, Linoleum And drive. Attractively landscaped Ml. 9-9766 ' Excellent condition. Escott .Agen­ sedan. MI. 9-5009. SACRIFICE- for quick sale. Small At local motel. 8,hr. day. Call MI. Livestock— Vehicles 42 IJIND POLOROID ramera. Com­ A fty/ Other Articles. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, s ^ modern detail. Occupancy possible cy, AO. 9-7683. , Sales start at 7 p.m. always interested in buyU» clean replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend business. Low overhead. Good 3-4148 any time. Co., 251 Broad St. . Help Wanteil— yard. Immediate occupancy. ing Shop. plete with fla ^ attachments. Will , cious room with complete light before school starts. For appoint' cars for top cash prices. ‘Try our turnover. Very good reason for Male or Female 37 WE BUY COWS, calves and beet sacrifice for $70. $110 value, MI. EVERYTHING meni to inspect call Clifford Han BOLTON— -Attractive threes year We accommodate 1000 people DEMONSTRATORS wanted. Artr AUTO AND " t r u c k painter. ONLY $488 housekeeping facilities available. PLYMOUTH LANE—If you have 1949 FORD CONVER’nBLE. Radio famous cash five minute buying FORMICA countera, ceramic wall selling. Inquire 493 Main St. or call Steady work, many extra benefits. cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. - 9-3502. WARREN E. HOWLAND, sen k Co. An. 3-1303, MI. 9-0788; old three bedroom ranch with over 900 cars! service. Open 9-9 daily. \Barlow MI. 9-8891 after 7 p.m. bilious women needed to display Will rent single or double. Cen­ been waiting for ah oversized 3 and heater.. Call MI. 9-1818. and floor tile. Let us modernize Also experienced helper- Wood­ ,Tei. MI. 3-7405. Free storage until wanted. Free tral. Reasonable. Mrs. Dorsey, REALTOR bedroom colonial in an excellent breezeway and garage. Full .base­ Motors, 435 Main St., Manchester. the .-nationally famous “ Royal MEAT CUTTERS THREE-PIECE bedroom set. One 1 delivery. MODERN 6-Room Colonial. Fire ment, Lot 150x200. Immediate oc­ "Conn.’a Largest AucUon Firm"’ your bathroom and kitchen. For PACKAGE STORE,^ centrally lo­ Line” . Toys, ^fts, novelties and land Auto Painting. 1208 Burnside 14 Arch St. ■ " MI. 3-1108 location this it is. Features I 'i 1953 MERCURY hardtop, excelient free estimates call MI. 9-2655, The Ave., East Hartford. exhaust cutout. Set of fog lights, j Free set-up by our own reliable place, tile bath, excellent condi­ cupancy. Price $13,900. Madeline cated. Doing good business. Own­ household items, plus Royal’s new Set of 2" lowering blocks. Car men. PI. 2-7169 tiled baths, equipped kitchen with condition, low mileage. Reason­ Tile Shop, Bucklqnd. PRODUCE MEN Poultry and Supplies 43 COMFORTABLE ROOM for a gen­ dishwasher and disposal. Breeze­ tion. Garage, 110' frontage, large Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. POST AUCTION ROOMS able. MI. 9-1406. Business Services Offered 13 er willing to sacrifice for immedi­ Colorama presentation that < is WANTED—Truck drivers. Full or radio heater, cigarette lighter. ;. Phone For Appointment tleman. Inquire 14>2 Hackmatack MANCHESTER Vicinity, 3-bed­ way and 1-car garage. Entire trees. Bowers School Only RT. 5 —BERLIN TURNPIK* FURNITURE repairing and refin­ ate sale. Reuben T. McCaiin sweeping the country. Expe^ence part time. Apply in person, Carl­ ' GROCERY MEN 400 EGG ELECTRIC Lelsnd Wilson TR, 5-4681. St. between 4 and 5 p.rn. $15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins ANDOVER-LAKE, Lakeside Drive 1956 BUICK Special RfViera. Guar­ GONDER’S'T.V,. Service, available Agency. MI. 3-7700 incubator. Semi-automatic egg See It Dav Or Night room ranches now being built, home has been recently decorated NEWINGTON. CONN. ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ unnecessary. Full or part time. son A Co., 44 Stock Place. Hartford CH, 7-0358 Realtor, MI 9-5132, 9-4694. —For quick sale — immediate oc­ anteed less than 700 jniles. Ail the any , U>nc. Antenna eonveraiona. Call MI. 3-5247. turner. Complete with hydro­ ROOM FOR Rent. Conveniently lo­ ceramic tile bath, hot water heat. and painted. A lot 220 feet deep cupancy, if desired, small four Opp. Conn. Lt. k Power Co. Bldg. ture Repair Service, TaicottvUle. DELICATESSEN M^N After 7 P.M. -CH. 6-4690 that would be e landscape gar­ /Important extras and tljen some. Philco factory supervised service. 5n. 3-7449. YOUNG MAN. Opportunities for meter. Will-sell cheap for quirk cated one minute from Main St. Full cellar. -'Cicely seculded on' room lipuae, newly installed hot TELEPHONE sOcilltor to work Buildine Materials 47 dener’s delight. This sounds like MANCHESTER. Just listed. New Terrific savings. Douglas Motors, Tel. MI. 9-1486. . Help Wanted— Femtie advancement to manager. Good CASHIERS-^ sale. See Clifford l.«omis. Route A— L— B— E— R—T— 'S Light housekeeping. Phone MI. ' ’ * acre with trees. $12,400. Carl­ High School area. Custom built water oil heating system, domes­ ' 333 Main St. from own home, full or'part time. saisry. Vacation. Free insurance, 85, Bolton. 4.3-4.'5 ALLYN ST,, HARTFORD 9-5242. ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MI a $30,000 home ..but it can be CLEAN AND paint those gutters USED lu m bp:r 1952. Six room garrison colonial tic hot water, all Knotty pine, Building—Contracting 14 STENOGRAPHER^ typist desired Must have private telephone. Ex­ Apply Lynn Poultry. Farms, 505 MEAT WRAPPERS 9-5132, 9-4694. yours, today, for only $21,600. fieldstone fireplace )vith heatala- Democrats Use .1941 BUICK Special, black, four now. Avoid costly repairs later. in pleasant downtown Hartford perience not necessary. Must have USED 8 CIT.. FT. GE refrigerator, Excellent F.H.A. and V.A. financ­ •with reception hall, fireplace Main St. WELL yURNISHED, romfortable, , bath, lavatory,’ master bedroom tors, screened in porch overlook­ door. Excellent running condition. Ml. 3-1383. BIDWBLL Home Improvement Co. office. Excellent opportunity for pleasing telephone Voice. This Is Experienced — Full Time Articles For Sate 45 1x3. 2x4, 2x6, 2xS Windowa and good condition. Ideal for cottage. heated room, next to bath. Near ing available. C^l for appoint­ ■MI. 3-1278. Frames ^ MANCHESTER good closets, garage, recreation ing lake, furnished or unfurnished. Alterations, additions, garages. the right girl. 5-day week, hospi­ an excellent opportunity for per­ TWO' MEN—Full time da.vs, and Reasonable. MI. 3-4898. • Center and schools. Parking avsJI- ment to inspect. Jarvis Realty Phone PI. 2-6998. 11 Planks for ANTIQUES Refiniahed. Repairing tal and sickness benefits. Call JA. ^ O W WITH g r a n d SLATE FLAGGING, 4 colore'dT Storm Windows Co.. 654 Center St. MI. 3-4112. AU. room, shingled exterior, plastered Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ son who must stay at home to some evenings. Appiv Mr. CRuf- able. Call Ml. 9-2176. Interior, redecorated and repaint­ 1949 FORD, two door sedan. Radio, done on any furniture. Tieman, et terms. MI 9-6496 or TR 2-6256 for‘'interview earn money. Liberal pay ar­ frids. Shoe Dept,, King's De- UNION! Free delivery In Manchester on Inside Doors DINInG ROOM table, one blond GIIEEN MANOR 9-1200, evenings call Ai Werbner, GLASTONBURY—A dream house heater, overdrive, $290. 218 North 189 South Mkin St. Phone 5H. ordei 100 sq. feet or more. Omier Outside Doors maple, one mahogany dropleaf. Si.x room ranch. Attached ga­ AU. 3-6419. ed.. $17,500. Exclusive with this 3-5643. . 5-9109. ranged. Write stating kgi; and partmient Store. agency. Not listed or sublisted Just over, the Manchester Town 1956 Platform Elm St. CLERK TYPIST previous work experience if any. “ America's Fastest Growing Route 6 and Stony Road, Bolton. Yellow Pine Flooring 'Reasonable. MI. 9-1563. Boarders Wanted 59-A rage. Excellent condition. Nicely line at 2000 Manchester Rd. Four * Box Y. Herald. Food Chain'' Sheathing landscaped. Located immediately OVERSIZED CAPE—6’ 4 rooms. with otliir brokers Escott Agen­ 1949 FORD. Red and white. Radio, HILLS’ TELEVISION. Service. SOFA, STEP' TABLE, daybetlv^ Bf-ACKBERRIES. Pick your own. cy. AH. 9-7683, room rancher with 2 large bed­ (OoBtinued frohi P ago One) Aluminum Windows Wanted for branch office of na­ DISHWASHER. Apply in person at SO-Gal. Automatic Gas-Hpt Water behind new Buckley School. Can Attached two-car garage. AA rest- rooms. Attached garage and a heater and overdrive; Call MI. Available at all times, Philco fac­ GOOD I^SITIONS OPEN FOR lamps, bassinet, carbed, child's Bring containers. L. M. Talcott, i ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. ' dential section. Also two older 9^922. and Doors 14-A tionally knowt)( insurance company. EARN AT HOME.. Easy hand Center Restaurant, 499 Main St. Heater be seen by appointment. picture book lot 100x200. No base­ tory Bupervlsed service. Tel. Ml. High School graduate under 30 pre­ work. No selling. See instructions QUAUFIED. EXPERIENCED; 'desk child's car. doll carriage, 1 Coal Fired Hot Water, Furnace Route 30, Vernon. TR. 5-7948. 1 MI. 3-7675. homes with six large rooms each, MANCHESTER—Centrally located This program ■would retrace Re­ 9-9698. PART-TIME general sweeping and 'sterilizer, refrigerator, lawn m'ow- center of town, one w-ith garage. well cared for four room home. ment to clutter 'up in this home. publican flexible price aupporta 1951 NASH RAMBLER convertible. g u a r a n t e e d against all haz­ ferred. Opportunity for advance­ ad. Se l f s e r v ic e s u p e r m a r k e t and Radiators MODERN ^W SON couch. Bight SIX ROOM COLONIAL Hot ■water oil radiant heat. • Sell­ ment. Five day week. Excellent cleaning. Hours to be arranged. ’’’ EOPLE. er, swings and saran lounge, MI. 1 Oil Fired Steam Furnace, and Nfce residential area. With' ga­ Priced right, Alany other listings. Full basement, oil burner. Econ­ With 90 per cent price props on Radio, heater, newly refinished. RUBBISH An d ashea . removed. ards. Aluminum screens and 9-6862. years old.'Good condition. Call Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 omical living! Price $10,500. Made­ ing complete with such items as storm Windows as well' as Com­ benefits. Pleasant working ’condi­ SALESGIRL wanted. Apply Hol­ Apply Gunver Manufacturing, 234 -Radiators rage. Nicely landscaped. Gaston Realty, 165 School St. All. basic crops. It also would use. gov­ Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ! General cleanmg. ceUars, attica land Candy kitchen. New Bolton Some Positions Still Open i>i -XU. $;7838. line Smith, Realtor. AH. 9-1642. drapes, wall to wall, carpeting, and yards. Reasonable’ .'ates. M. bination screen and storm doors. tions. Hartford Rd. 1 One-Car Garage 9-5731, evenings All. 9-7466. automatic washing machine etc. ernment payments, purchase of 1949 LINCOLN Coamopolltan, Rea­ Rd. after 6 p.m. Manchester BX Cables THREE BEDROOM OVER­ surpluses, production controls and A M. Rubbtah Removal. ' MI. CaU Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. PART TIME body man. Must be -• \ CHAMBERS WANTED-Room and board for CHOICE L IS T ll^ s” EIGHT-ROOM Duplex, 4-4. G.E. Ideal for a retired couple with the sonable, After j6' p.m. call Ml. 9-9757. Many additional ’ positions open Switch Boxes gentleman. Write Box AB, Herald. SIZED RANCH .. golfing urge. For appointment to pther measures toTachieve the goal. •-4061. Call MRS. COOK good painter. Will consider full Town Outlets;- Etc. l-TJRNITURE SALES oil burner. New 82-gallon hot And it would develop support time. Must have own tools. Inquire for adjacent areas *now under coiv Nice neighborhood. Centrally lo­ water heater and electric stove. inspect call Air. Voren, Jarvis POWER AND band mowers sharp- Roofing—Siding 16 WTRERS AND struction. House Now Being Demolished. 503 Ea-st Middle Turnpike cated. Immediate occ/upancy. Realty Co. AH. 3-4112, MI. 3-4603. measures for hogs, cattle, poultry MI. 3-1161 Eddie's Auto Serv'ice, 79 Charter Apartment^-^ Flats— SlS.-'iOO Refrigerator. Income. AH 9-3532. ’ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. Oak. MI. 9-8249. , Aclverliseiiienl Next To Lee's E.sso Ststlon and other 'periahafele commodities Pick up and delivery. 'All work RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Start NOW at Manchester and Center Btreetr Manchester AT THE GREEN Five room house in quiet lo- BOLTON LAKE)—Excellent new all not now under price guarentees. built up, roofs, gutter and con­ TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! The House SOLDERERS Tenements 63 SIX ROOM CAPE .ration, nice big yard, enclosed AIANCHESTER —Custom ranch. r _ guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. of Plastif;, Inc., Avon. Connecti­ assure yourself of an assignment Town of Manchester Savings on brand namt refrigera­ Two unfinished. Breezeway and year ranch home. 38x26. 6 rooms, Surpluses would be channeled to 273 Adams. Phone Ml 9-3120, ductor work, roof, chimney re­ CHOMAN porch. Immediate occupancy. Large rooms, fireplace, cellar, full cellar, hot water heat. Alum­ cut. largest Toy Party Plan in the Experienced in wirtiig and solder­ ALL AROUND — FIRST CLASS In the market under construction Office of *he General Manager tors, ranges, parlor seta, bedroom ROCKVILLE—Two , room apart­ garage. Fireplace in living room. low income groups at home 3-8979. pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-2211. -i. > in your ares. ment, suitable for couple. Writs $14,900 hot Water heat. Lot 150 x 390^ high inum storm sash and doors. Shade Com ing Ray Jackson, Ml. 3-8335. country, wants women to show ing of resistors, condensors. and In 'accordance will, the pro- HOUSE WRECKING suites, baby furniture. ,■ Inaulat^, Nestled arnong large elevation, view. Only $14,900. Carl­ through food stamp plan and to our toys through 'home demon­ components, simtlsr ti- years old. Aluminum storm quiet street. QI or FHA, rage, picture window. Paneled liv­ of labor lawa enacted under Presi­ ances repaired. MI 3-8517. resi­ ceilings. Workmatiship guaran­ 1 P. -M.-4‘:30 P. M. crete sidewalks, l•p''..■lete curbs, 7:30 P. M. - 9 P. M. $15,500. A. R. l^ilkie A Co AH A NEW teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Plus Benefits granite curbs, and reconstriictinn required. Young business couple windows and doors. Duplex 5-5. ing room, fireplace, 300’ deep lot. dent Franklin D. Roosevelt. I t dence MI. 3-6960. SALESLADIES FOR APPUCA'nON COME TO: \ Centrally located near schools, $f5,3p0 9-4389, St'. MI. 3-4g80. ' and repairs, all in accordance with preferred.. Available’ bn 15th of Immaculate cape with, four Desirable neighborhood. $15,900. called for an increase of the mini­ "Turn Your Travel To. Work month. Call MI. 9-2837 between 6 bus and churches./ Maddock and deVos, Realtors, JA. mum'wage rate from the present DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Applications now being accepted GRAY MANUFACTURING THE GRAND UNION MARKET 4'pecificstlc !i and Instructions for Butterfly Lihen$ ropms and garage. Well -land­ MdiMJiN STORE copied, vacuum -cleaners, irons, for part lime employment. Exper­ Time— the-con.structlon of the same. p.m. and 9 p.m. scaped lot. Close to bus, etc. 'w MANCHESTER 2-0255 evenings MI. 9-3954, AU. $1 an hour to $1.28, and equal pay Roofing and Chimneys 16-A MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST HARTFORD , 9-0649! for equal work, regardless o f sex. guns, etc., repaired Shears, ience preferred, 'but not essential. CQMPANY S MANCHESTER, 4X1NN,,, Specifications and instructions knives, mowers, etc., pu( into con­ THREE ROOAl unfurnished apart­ Four room ranch plus 15x18 $17,900 ^ WEST SIDE Financial and Tax Policy—fav­ ROOFING Specializing in repair, Possible openings in the following for the constru'tion of' concrete ment. Middle-aged couple pre­ foot beautiful patio. Jalousie en­ New six room, colonial with dition for coming needs. Braith- shifts. ' HILUARD S’T., MANCHESTER Into Overtime Payrime” sidewalks, conorete ciii-bs, granite COVENTRY ored an increase of $200 in the IN TIIE BEAUTIFUL ina roofs of all kinds. Also new THE GRAND UNION CO. ferred MI. 3-7628. closed With flagstone floor. Also combination windows, will GI. Gambolati ,buill six room Cape waite. 52 Peart Street. curbs. snd.^reconsti-urtlon and re­ Laige five room ranch (28’x38’). present $600 a year personal in­ roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys “A^JOOD PLACE TO WORK" “ AMERICA’S FASTEST , THRs-ir Rnnxf On beauUfui landscaped Manchester Green. Cod. Fireplace,.!)'! batha, plastered Garage and porch. Full basement. come tax exemption. This would . Mornings 9 to 1 pairs-may be had St the Office of- MANCHESTER ACE DOALL SERVICE. Will do cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ ; SPENCER GROWING CHAIN” 30 day occupancy. Can be $20,500 walls. Oversized garage.\ Oil forced hot air heat. Aluminum save low Income taxpayers about any general cle.ahup and handy perience. Free estimates. Call the Town Engineer. Town “of Msn- in modern building. Stove, refrig­ seen by sppointment. atorma. Lot 100’x300'. Less thSn 3 Afternoons 1 to 5 RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. GIRS^ AND BOYS, agt 14 and up erator and garage. Adults only. Greenwood Drive, six room J$40 each year- in taxes. It criti­ work. Rubbish , removal, cellar Howley. Manchester Ml. 8-5361. WOMAN WANTED for part Urns 1 tester. Municir«l '“ 'lildlng. Man­ TREMONT REALTY ,, years old. A very good buy at cized E38enhower administration SHOPPING CENTER CHAPEL STREET forlobscco work. Bring birth cer­ chester, Connecticut. Available Sept. 1. Rent $98. Call ranch with attached garage on cleaning, lawn mowing etc. Very Evenings 5 to 9 work in snack bar. Call personal­ VERNON two acres. Full cellar. Close to only $15,200. increases in interest payments on reasonable. Phone Ml. 9-9817 or tificate or proof of birth. Apply ..lames Sheekey Atl. 9-8429 between 8 and 8:30 p.m. Four room ranch. Lot 100x200. MI. 3-4‘20 1 o r TR, 5-‘2349 Heating—Plumbing 17 ly. 639 Center St., after 8 p.m.' MANCHESTER Cona. Slate Employment Service, Buckley school. CRYSTAL LAKE government, borrowings, contend­ BU. 9-3184. . ; Apply in Person Acting General Manager ROCKVILLE. 24 Grove St. -Single ' fuH Immediate occupancy. Minor Hill Rd. Beautiful three ing this policy benefits the few at 806'Main St., Manchester, or Elks . $21,000 light housekeeping apartment. $12 , *I®-300. ^ PROSPECT ST.— New five roofh vear old atone and frame Cape expense of taxpayers in general. It -•Now Taking J P R PAVING CO, We are proud DAY WAITRESS, 10:30-4:30. Apply AUTOMOBILE mechanic Wanted Club\Qarrisge. House. Rockville, Main Street. , four bedropm of our work. Our aim' is to please ! PLUMBING and heating—ig—Repair! MANCHESTER MILLS on ,Wednesday. ■ ' per wee|(j Inquire 14 Laurel St,, j ranch, fireplace. 28x45 foot foun­ Cod. 1-7 acre lot. $15,300. proniised to reduce the rates. AppUcaliohs For— and contract'wont. Cau Y a. 9-8541. Cavey-’s Restaurant. . in G.M. progressive dealership. Mrs. Porter. Call J. D. REALTY colonial on corner of Strickland General welfare^—pledged the . all home owners. We specialize in Street. Excellent professional dation. 92x2.52 foot lot, E » , E ELLINGTON ’ FACTORY STORE Vacation with pay. Insurance and Towii . Realty, 344 No. Main. AH.' 9-6297, party to expand and Improve So­ amesite sidewalks, terraces and YOUNG WOMEN wanted for hand COVENTRY Cheerful, modern MI. 3-5262. MI. 9-9738 possibilities., , • Ten roOm|. Ideal living quarters. other Mnefits. Appty in person to AH. 3-4480. * Commanding one of the moet -out­ cial Security anu other social wel­ driveways, also patch work. Gall Moving—^Truefcinf At.the "Green” cutting, night shift, 5 p.m. to 10 Service Manager, McClure Ponti­ five, room unfumislwd apartment • Ml. 9-3640 'Full ond PdH Tim* JA. 4-S385, any time for free esti­ p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy- Co., 60 Official Notice Aciverltseiiieiil $21,000 standing long distant views in fare programs ' which it claimed Storage 20 ac. 373 Main St. Second floor. ’ Private- residence. Wsddell School. Three years- the Democrats f a t he ro d . It • mate. Hilliard St. Country location. Heat and hot the county. Oil steam heat. Garage SALESGIRLS WAITRESS and counter girl, Town of Manchester MODIFIED ENGUSH colonial, aije old two family flat. Four and A'lVE ROOM ranch li^-aled in Bol­ and playhouse. Sitting on a very charged that the GOP has opposed MANCHESTER — Moving and •TV SERlhcEMAN, mechanical water furnished. 'Adults preferred. ton. MI. 9-1093. ELECTRICAL SERVICE-Wiring, nights, full time. Patio Driye-ln, YOUNG WOMAN wanted, for light serviceman, salesmen, appliances, Making Voters • Office of the General Manager large rooms and attached garage. .half rooms in each apartment, attractive large lot with abundant proposals, to strengthen tbsso pro­ repairs, insulations.. ~bir~B(irnerz„. trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Owned factory work, 'Apply Kaklar roy Phone evenings, PI. 2-86.58. and both will be vacant. grams. Besides greater aid for and operated by Waiter B. Per- Broad and West Middle Tpke. hardware and many others, re­ The Selectmen and Towr Clerk In accordance with Ihe provizion Nice shaded lot in center of Man­ ■MANCHESTER. . Near Bowera shade ‘ trees and shrubs. Plus electric motors. Kenneth Lacosa, Co. 60 Hilliard St. ceivers, pilumber, trainee, bar- of th4 Town of Manchester hereby chester. Living .rodhi 22'6’’xl4’ extra building lot. Price $22,000. medical education an^~ research, Electrician. PI. 2-8388 after 6. ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. WAITREiSS-- Qualifications, neat of the Town Charter, sealed pro-' $31,000 School and new High School. Six- tender, bank clerk, packer, truck give notice that they wl' be In possis will be received in'lhe office Business Ltications with fireplace. Dining room, large Owner wants action 'on this room single colonial. .Three feed- ROCKVILLE plank promised expanded public • and good, appearance. Excellent kitchen and separate laundry housing prognims, and financial MANCHEISTER Package Delivery. Help Wanted— Male 36 driver, loader, cashier, , laborer, session at the Town Clerk’s Of­ of the General Manager for the “For Rent 64 large colonial in Lakewood Cir­ rooms, heated garage, amesite For the most diacrlminaUng buy­ HOUSEWIVES— Light trucking and package deliv­ working conditions. Good saisry. fice in the Municipal Building for room. Also lavatory. Second-.fioor, er, one of our moat charming aid to schools. Work In Your Own We will train. See Violet Ghap- stock eferk, grocery man. poultry Town of Man-.hester on Friday. cle, Eight rooms; four bed­ driveway. Henry ■ St. area. Fire­ ery. Refrigerators,' washers and CARPENTERS wanted, 50 hour man. vulcanizer. knitting ma­ the' purpose of examining the -\ugusl 24. 1956 not later than BUSINESS OR office location, 474 three large bedrooms and bath. i m s , numerous features, place. first floor -lavatory, . tile homes. Seven delightful rooms and Natural resources -r Claimed Neighborhood. Hours To -man between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Must be' seen to 'be appreciated. GOP administration has not safe­ stove moving specialty. Folding week. Apply between 7:30 and chine. pptato picker, many Jobs in qualifications of elector a'hd ad-' 3:00 r.M. eastern da-.llghf'saving Alain St., ground floor. Three bath. Diahwasher. large attic, full garage. Truly a sacrifice at $26,500. Ehilt ■ Year Convenience. chairs for rent. 5C1. 9-0753. or 6 p.m. and 1 a.m. at Walnut rooms. AH. 9-5229 AH; 3-7444 Gaston Realty, 165 School St. MI. $33,000 guarded natural sources, a n d Restaurant, , Manchester. MI. 8:00 a.m., ready for work. James factories and on construction for mittlng to the Elector'.s Oath those time, for the construction of pave­ cellar. 'Triple--8t()rm windows and VERNON A. McCarthy, 66 Vernon St..'Man­ 9-57*1. Evenings. AH. 9-2466. Steep Hollow Section. Custom screens. Air conditioned, oil. Built pledged' doubling of government Office AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS < 9-8070. skilled oF unskilled workers, all wiio shall be found qualified oh ment cut repalis, highway pave­ six room colonial with many Seven rooms with exceptionally chester. shifts. Apply Conn. State Employ­ Saturday, August 2f. 1966 from OFFICE SUITE. Suitable for attor­ in 1951.. Large lot. Occupancy Au- large kitchen. Oil hot water heat.- efforts to develop and conserve and tong tUatance moving "^ack* ments, and off-street parking ney. doctor, architect, realty and choice extras. B e a u t I f u'l hydroelectric power projects, for­ FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Store, ment Service, 806 Main St., Man­ B A.M. to 8 P.M. only. areas ■ in accorilsni'e with MANCHESTER gusrlSth. Price $17,900. George L. Three-car garage. 5)i acres of tng, storage. Call AH. 3-5187 Hart­ chester. insurance or photography. Excel­ grounds, Alany nice features. Graziadio Realtor. Tel. Manches­ ests. grazing land, mineral rt- ford CH. ,4-1423. 627 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Naturalized citizens must pre­ specifiratnms' am; instructiona for lent location. Rental $7S' monthly. Immediate occupancy. land. Situated in desirable location. RNJOY THESE For Rent has openings for two part time SIDEWALL APPLICATORS sent naturalization certificates be- ter Ml. 9-5878. Price $l*i700. sources, and recreational, wildlife, CLERK FOR hardware store. Good t’le conatruetton of the same. Call AIL 9-1680 or AU. 9-3549. and fishery resources. noon-hour waitresses. Hours 11-2, With equipment for asbestos f re beiiu admitted. Documentary Speoification.s and inatructiona ROBIN RD. BOLTON LISTINGS PEtER Ji BAKER MANY lENEHTS 100 East Conttr St. six days. Married women pre­ 'salary. Superior Hardware 7*" WEST SIDE-r-Older home7'*‘ eight Atomic Energy—Claimed VM. f Painting— Papering 21 insulated siding. Year 'round work. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. 'evidence must be presented in for the_ construction of pavement rooms, four bedrooms, 'attached 8 NORTH PARK ST. Six room full Shed dormer is lagging in nuclear energy field ferred. Must be reliable, steady. Top prices paid. cases oir derivative ciUs..nship. Houses For Rent 65 $1.5,600 ROCKVILLE, CONN. i. PAID HOUDAYS BDCTERIOR PAINTING, Quality cut repairs, highway psvemenls.. Cape Cod with many attractive garage, oil steam heat, lot lOOx bqcause of alleged failure of Re­ 3. SICK BENEFITS Inquir* Manchostar Experience not necessary. Phone YOUNG MAN for light factory Signed; -and off-street parking areas m ay' On Route No. 6. new ranch 200t 414,900. Quick occupancy. Call TRv 5-3221 work by experienced painters. BU. 9-9635. THREE ROOM furnished house. features and built-ins. Beauti­ on plot of . 250x500. Six rooms, publicans to use power of the gov­ 5. OBOUP INSURANCE GREAT EASTERN ' work. Apply Kakiar Toy Co., 90 Ells M. Qiilsh he had St the Office of the Town ful fenced yard with laige George L. Graziadio, Realtor, AH. Trust C o . For free estimate “all Thomas Hilliard St; . Mildred M. Schaller Full cellar and attic. Adults only. basement garage, combination AUTHEN’n C colonlki, circa 1726 ernment to speed developmen.L 6. PAID VACATION'S BenUey. AH. 9-2192. WOMAN TO help mother of two CONSTRUCTION CO. Engineer. Town of Manchester. Call MI. 9-1158.- awainged terrace. 3 or 4 bed­ 9-5878. Ten rooms, two •baths, hot water Free Enterprise — Charged that a. RETREMENT PLAN John H. Bowen ' Municipal Building. Manchester 8318 windows, ready for occupancy. Trust Doportmant with light housework, laundry and FULL OR part time die makers. 10-20 rooms. Tile bath. Garage. 90’ toll), Dutch ' oven fireplace, ex­ resent administration has allowOd •- CHRISTMAS BONUS CELLING. WALLS, painted eve­ baby sitting two or three days 35 Oak Street Board of Select-men Connect'eut. , ’ xlOO’ lot. Priced right. $23,000 MANCHESTER Cape Cod. six Experience required. Apply in per. rooms, four finlahed. Ehccellent quisite original wood paneling. 16 Sig business to dominate the econ­ nings n- Saturday. Call after 8 weekly; References requested. MANCHESTER, CONN. Town Clerk James Sheekav Summer Romes For Rent 67 Split Level in Bolton Center omy to the detriment of small OPPORTUNITIES son. Gunver Manufacturing, 384 Samuel J. Turkington Jr. Brief cap of three quarter cuffed condition. All'natural woodwork, acres, frontage on 2 reads. Barn, AH. 9-5428. * Write Box P, Herald.' Phone MI. 9-2480 Hartford Rd. Acting General Sfanage'r These graceful butterfly motifs , that is vacant. Seven Vooms. other outbuildings. Short drivs to enterprises. It pledged, aid to the FOB ADVANCEMENT Sleeves are provided for thia clev- LAKE HAYWARD — Three bed­ - WETHERELL“:ST. bath and a half, lot is t65.x200. fireplace, to dormers, basement 4r .yoked dress. Add a wld# pur- will help you create lovely-to-own garage, oil hot water heat, beauti­ UConn, approximately 10 miles latter in form of more credit, tax rooms. all electric kitchen, large Six room colonial, in excel­ relief and more government con­ ehased belt for a neat, slim waist­ linens. The designs are easily em­ living room, porch. Available Aug. lent condition. 3. bedrooins, 3 Make Ah Offer ful yard, Gaston Realty, 165 from Manchester. 631,000. Walton line. broidered in simple stitches and It-Sept. 1. $50 Weekly. AH. 3-5872. twin sfie. Screen^ front porch. on t Ms gorgeous estate, located School St. MI. 9-5731. Evenings W. Grant, Realtor. AH. 3-1153. tracts. _ VALVE DESIBNER • Sapiie Taaks No. 8318 is in sizes 10, 12. 14 .blending colors. ““ on 'floulh Rd., Bolton. Stone Ml. 9-7466. Government Operations — Prom ­ Garage. Large lot. Quick sale TEN AHLES from' Manchester, ised extension of the Civil *erv- InstallaUon and Repair MALE 16, 18, 20. i^izo 12. short sleeve, Pattern No. 6266 contains hot- FOR RENT—Misquamicut, Rhode required. $14,900. six rooms. 2 'i baths, More than flve years’ experi­ Speeiallet. MALE HELP WANTED iron transfer for S designs; stitch ;es, stables, foul- acres, AA ZONE — Seven-room custom near Route 85, neat four-room ice msrit system, inertassd e(- MR. RllGER.Mgr. S 1-4 yards of 35-inch. Island. Four room cottage with home (24-30), full cellar, alumi ence In the -.design of- water, For this pattern, send 35c In illustrations; color chart. hot water. Reasonable. Available COUNTRY CLUB AREA cement cost exceeds ■built Colonial, enclosed breezeway flclency in the postal service —: ^ HELP TO FILL NEW JOBS CREATED BY OUR Send 25c in CoinA your name, \and garage. Large rooma. many num storms and acreens, oil heat, which the platform said the R e- Mly:aA.M.to 5 P.M. oil, gas. and steam valves. Po­ • Sewm Cleaned HELP WANTED i .coins, your name, address, size de­ Aug. 25-Sept. 1. Tel. TR. 5-2i21 Seven-room older colonial, in Venetian blinds. Two-story 18x30 fine features. High elevaUon, pubheans had crippled — and sition open with one of New AND INSTALLED EXPANSION PROGRAM sired and the pattern number to addre.ns and the Pattern Number g^ood condition. 4 down. 3 up. to ANNE CABOT. THE MA.N- COTTAGE AT LAKE Chaffee. Open view. Carlton W. Hutchins, AU barn, 12x12 , broOder house, poul­ greater. dissemination of informa­ U Mid. TplM.. W m T England's most' progressive SUE BURNETT. THE .MAN­ Bath and lavatory. Oversize T. .1 CROCKETT. Realtor try pqilipntent. Lot 100 x- 300. 2 WANTED LINOTYPE OPERATOR - CHESTER EVENING HERALD. c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . last 2 weeks of August. Rent $60 garage. '80'xl80' lot. Top zon­ 9-5132. 9-4694. tion of government operations. and stable industries. Salary • Cellars Drained FIRSTv SECOND and THIRD SHIFTS .per week. Tel. Ml, 9-6933 $10,500. Walton W. Grant. R*sl- 1150 a Ve .. a .m e r io a s , n e w 1156 AVE. AMERICAS NEW ing. A buy at $14,?00. Office MI._3-5416 or ' On other matters, it plodfid 4AfM r4PJd.C«l APPLY MUST IE EXPERIENCED ' ■ I MANCHESTER—

>A6B TWENTY ilanrl|?0t?r lEurtting Upralb THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 19W

• King David Lodge. No. 31, lOOF, son. executive secretary of the Average Daily Net Press Ran will hold a business meeting Fri­ 1 'The Weather About Towii Nurserymen Hold Chamber of Commerce. For the Week Ended rerdcMtW D. S. Weather BaMaa day at 7:30 p.m. in Odd Fellows Representatives of the general i due Id, ItSd IWMAbCrs of the Elks Lodf'e will Hall. A i^ ia l hour will follow. Affair at Burr’s and trade pre.ss, TV. radio w ere' Partly Houdy to h ig h t, eartjp meet at the IJoAgt tonifrht at, 8 present during part of the day. morning fog. Low hear 70. 8at^ o'clock to go to the John Burke Mrs. Frances-vPovert and her Events began a t 10 a.m. and 12,065 urday rloudy, «varm,' h n ns rd, family have returned, to' their More than 400 nurserymen from Funeral Home to pay their re- New England assembled at the C. concluded with a chicken and Mcesber et the Audit soattered- afternoon ahowere UkMy. ■peeta to Fred H. Johnson, who was home- in Jacksonville, Fla., after rojist beef dinner in the evening. Bufeun ef Olrenlutieu High 85-90. a irimber. . —i spending two weeks with Mrs. R, Burr A„Co. quarters on, Oakland I Official host for the day was Manchester-—A City of Village Charm y Covert’s uncle, Raymond D. Ma­ St. yesterday for the all day sum­ i Charles S. Burr, head of the docal Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hills, 29 honey, 76 Walnut .St. Mrs. Covert > nui aery which speciallr.es In whole- is the daughter of Town Director mer meeting of the New Epgland Phelps Rd.', have relumed from a Nurserymen’s Assn. ; sale distribution "6f roses and oth- VOL. LXX,V, NO. 271 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1956 (Claaained AdvettiMng on PagA PRICE FIVE CENTS visit with their son, A.3.C. Walter T. Mahoney ot 121 Walker i er hardy nursery stock. Willard .Hills a tj Scott Air St. . Burr officisls. who originally Force Base, Fort Worth. Tex. planned five bus tours of nearby RECEIVER AWAIHI^ ' Cruise Our Wonderful On the trip South they stopped at Stuart Mosler, 22P St Burr growing lands, were forced I T.,'Sgt. William B. Lynii, sta­ 8 t, Louis to see A.3.C. Lawrence St., has been selected by The tioned at Mitchell Field. N. Y., Qaasells ot Bolton who Is .sta­ Studio, Inc.,, to play one of the to incica.se the number of tours son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn, ' Aisledand of Plenty tioned at Carswell Air. Base, >lr. leading rolea in ''Saint Joan.” to eight because of the inlcrcst. l•417 Hartford Rd., was commend- and Mrs. Hills flew to Texas and which is to be presented at St. Jo­ The tours, which included visits j '’y the base Commander re- return. seph College for the benefit of to the "Bucklaod, South Windsor, i cently sfoi' a suggestion for im­ their librai-y fund on Aug. 29 and Ellington fields, were the high­ proving storage of para< hutes as­ ot on R. Andrews Kingsbury of Tal- Sept. 5 thmugh 8 m ob.servivncc of light of the day Which included so­ signed to his section. Besides a cottville has been named to the the lOOlh anniversary date of cial activities' and serving ,of re- I citation, he re<-elved » cash award. V j i i c f a t r d ^ Dean's List at Bowdoln College, George Bernard Shaw,’ author of fre.shments. ' Brunswick, Maine. "Saint Joan.” and the .100th an­ Visitors , viewed ,Urc flowering niversary of the vindication trial 'shrubs and shaijc'lree.s which are of St. Joan of Arc. grown ,bv I^ rf locally. Among-^'-lhc guests "\vere Dr. THK VKTERNARIAN Members of the Manchester Rod Richard Whit e, executive vice and Gun Club will meet tonight at piesidehl of the American Associa­ OFFICK OF Adlai Captures Nomination on First Ballot 7 o'clock at Huntington and E. tion of Nurserymen; Richard Van Open Thursdays and Fridays till 9:00 P.M. Center Sts. and proceed t^ 'the Heiningen, pi'csident of the New - ■ DR. ALLKN John B. Burke Funeral Home to Free Parking at 302 Main England Nurserymen's Assn.; LEVFNTHAL '*The sharp edge of excellence** pay last re.sperls to Frtd H, John­ Howard Tayloi; anl^ Peter Cascio, Carry Out Service to Your Car Convention Slate son. who was a rtiember of the both past presidents of the Ameri­ BOLTON will be bi-ought home lo you when you get more gllcea of club. can Association of Nurserymen. , wonderfully tender white meat from these broad-breasted Self Service Groceries Delegates Informed (Chicago, Aug. 17 Here Kefauver Favored, Among the local dignitaries who WILL CLOSE FROM NATIVE FRESH TURKEYS. Cap LaBroad. manager of ia the program for the Demo­ Members of H<^c Co. 2, SMFD, attended were Police' Chief Her­ Robart “Turkey fai*ma for many years, is now raising hia Service Meats and Delicatessen cratic National convention's are requcstc^fo meet at the fire Nr MsrMsHwi sb*«l (urskSU man O. Schendel; James Herdic, WED., AUG. loth own quality controlled turkeys. This week in 11 to 13 lb. Self Service Vegetables and Fruits acheduled final sessions today: bouse qt the Center I tonight. The superintendent of recreation; Hor­ sizes, (weighed before evisceratingi we offer Aflernoof. session nomina­ awdksl t«», n wott: romparw^''will then proceed to the ace Murphey, superintendent of ‘Choice to Be Yours’ Johnson Drops Out CONNICTItUT MtOICAl (IKVICI thru SUN., AUG. ipth Checks Cashed tion of candidates for %ice John^BT Burke Funeral Home to parks; James E(hefkey, town en- FARM FRESH ^ pre.sidential nomination: P A teX 1*1 • NIW HAVIN 1 p^-'''respects to Fred Johnson. gineer; and Mrs. Martha Steven­ ' Balloting oh candidates for Chicago, Aug. 17 (/P)—Ad-‘ Then in the evening'* most LaBROAD'S BROAD-BREASTED dramatic moment, a perspiring vice presidential nomination. Convention Hall, Chicago, Aug. 17 great scrambl* Quality controlled. Premium snd Puritan lamh legs and lai E. Stevenson last night Stevenson Strode to the podium Night session opens 9 p.m. wa.s on today for the Democratic vice presidential nomination, rib lamb chops are the best lamb values this weekend. . won the Democratic party’s (EDTi with invocation. Star NATIVE HEN microphone. Spangled Banner. thrown to the "free processes’’ of the party convention by Top quality jxipular 7 to 7 'j lb. weight.a, tender overwhelming endorsement to Depart from Precedent Addrea.sea— Former Presi­ presidential nominee Adlai Steven.son. run against President Eisen­ He told cheering delegates he' dent Harry '1. Truman, the Five hopefuls were in open bidding for support in frantic hower, a landslide victor when had decided to-"depart from the | vice presidential nominee and HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPARTMENT It, LAMB LEGS , , 1 .L f , precedenta of the past" so that the ' campaigning that .sought to compress into hours the kind of Ib. 59c lOUI Democratic party's vice president- 196B presidential nominee Ad­ / they faced each other j lai E. Stevenson. effort normally .spread over weeks. They were: years ago. , l*l candidate "may join me before Benediction snd final ad­ Sen. Este.s K efaii'^ of Tennessee who appeared to be out Stevenaon promptly told the i the. nation not aa one man’a aelec- journment. in front. Some of hi.s backers were claiming he would have Outdoor cookinpr ha.s increa.sed th^ .eal'ea not only RIB LAMB CHOPS lb.89c oonvention delogatea "the choice' lion but as one chosen by pur I will be yours" of a running mate great party even as , I have been oyer 700 vote.s on the first ballot. It takes 686Vi to win. on ground meats and Frank.s, but on ■ * • for him. Frantic jockeying among .choaen." Sen. Hubert Humphrey of ; Serve Pictsweet Peas With Your Lamb e a number of hopefuls began at This statement pitched to the nesota. . CHItKE.iN LEGS once. . convention a contest in which Sen. Truman Wins Sen.—John F. Kennedy of Mas­ '' 2 pkgs. 39c On an illuminated scoreboard Raft* Kefaiiver of Tennessee and sachusetts. Stkte Delegates CHICKEN BREASTS We have fresh peas, too, and where every delegate. could read Sen. Hubert HumpHiey of Minne- Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee. within seconds the niilning tally, | sola became the principal r,on^ Own Label of Mayor Robert F. ‘Wagner of . Smucker's Mint elly. Stevenson'.a steamrbller ground > te.stants. New York City. Join Caiiipaign FARM FRESH BROILERS qiit a first ballot \'ictor>’ with On the other hand. Texas' Lyn­ Krfauver, who withdrew from Old Statesman don Johnson, the Senate Demo­ Every slice lean . . every -''lice a renter slice . . . 0061^ votes. .He needed S86<^. the presidential,nomination race in Hundred.^ of outdoor and indoor cooks come to PineJiurst favor of Stevenaon after some bit­ cratic leader, who could easily For^ Kennedy. weekly for quality controlled poullrv and sizzling tender cello wrapped on sale in our self service meat case which The 319 votes Stevenson had to By SAI L PETT corral the votes of many Souther­ steaks. This week s featured steak item will he is resen '^ for cello wrapped daisy hams, frsnks snd spare were more than were polled ter primary fights; was propelled ners. sought to take himself out bacon. Into top position for the, No;' 2 Chicago. Aug. I'l In the By CARL S. LALUMIA bv (3ov. Averell Harriman of S’ew blue-trimmed box on the .side of of consideration. York, his only real rival. Harri­ place on the ticket. ■■ He told a news conference; "My Chicago, Aug. 17 UT) — Oinnee- FRESHLY GROUND IN QUARTERS man had 21() before the traditional The Tennessee Senator'Immedi­ the hall, the man-who had been The Famous TOP ROIINI) or SIRLOIN TIP MISSISSIPPI BRAND Rieaident of the United States sat -name da not g6ing before the con­ ticut'a happy Democraticiiic nauoounational HALE'S LAND O'LAKES move to make the Stevenson nomi­ ately shed the coy attitude he hag in helpless silenife. vention." convention delegation got wbftt It nation unanimous. maintained toward the vice presi­ The'vote was rolling up last, in Johnson said he had been upi hoped for, the nominat^~ttloiFof Ad- SLICED BACON Ib.49c Seven favorites sons divided the dency. Kefauver told an , esriv oi^e' direction, away from him. moat of the night talking to party lai Stevenaon, and wentntout today / COFFEE remainder of the conventioh'a And Harry Trhman's familiar, leaders about the matter and had for more — Sen. John F..Kennedy Lb. BUTTER 1 ,8T2 votes. (Contimieiil on Page Rghl) of Maasaehuietta aa his running Lb. square face, the reflecting light received several offers of support. Three legged Cube Steaks Tendercuro Corned Beef.. . . Swordfii*!) fre.ah from glinting off his glaa.sea. appeared Not Interested mate. frozen in glum immobility. . But he declared he had stuck to Just aa he did to help , win the . Block I.sland . . , Moirell'.« and Rath’s ready to cat Then he stirred. He seemed to his original position that he was presidential nominAlon for Sta- ^am.s.. . . be req)inding himself that this was not interested in the vice presi­ vent'on. Gov. Abraham Rlbicoff a very public , lace, that there dency. ';.|-jumped into the scrap-which he, ft 8 9 c France Concedes Were eyfs and carnera's ‘watching Averell Harriman. defeate4"for together with his 20>-vote delega* LEAN CHUCK GROUND ...... Ib. 50c ewrj-where. the Democratic preaidenUaT nom­ tion, hoped would bring the idee ination. said he is noy4nterested presidential nomination to Ken­ LEAN p a t t ie s ...... Ib. 59c He tried a few lame, self-con- nedy. GOOD SEASONS Nabisco Lerna Doone Shortbread acioiis muiles but Ih*s- quickly in the vice presidency.' SUGAR HEART , ROUND GROUND ...... :.... Ib..79c Egypt Owns Suez faded:^ I The New York Governor told RIbicoff at Conferenca cello bag 33c DE LUXE SIRLOIN PATTIES...... Ib. 89c This was a .bad night for the inewsmen he^Woiriiuld appear on the Barely had SteVehaon bean Solad Dressing man from Independence and he conventiqtv^oor at today's final declared the nominee than RIM- TOMATO JUICE .Keebler Pecan Sandies...... ‘ . bag 49c ■■ Loiidon, Aug. 17 uP) — French s ahould be conaidered aggresaion an<‘ the country knew it. ‘ sessioiv 'fiut only as a delegate, coff was called into a conferanCa Kit ' ■ “■ under the U.N, Charter. He said at which the decision was m ad e- 46 Oz. ’Can Sunshtne Sugar Jumbles ...... Ib. 39c Poraign Miniatar Chriitian Pipeau Harry Truma- used to say he i said the vice .presidency ia Is Yours For. , proposed today that the Suet the authority should have power didn't want to ba known as an- -LMi increasingly important office later announced to the 'convention Pillsbury PieJStix ...... 2 for 27c Canal be managed hy an interna­ to fix tolls, operate the .canal, de- J statesm*jr~WH-au*e. in his - but that he^^rtferred to con- by Stevenson -v- to let the dele­ PEAK-OF-SEASON X tional authority, but with Egypt termme the -.investment* that ■ ' tiriiie as governor of New York gates pick hia running mate. Sunsweet Prune Ju ic e ...... jar 33c acknowledged as 'the canal's own­ ahould be ma'de and arrange fo r! (Continued on Page Two) and to seek re-election to that Ribicoff, the only New England­ TREATS er. compensation to the old company. | post in 1958. er in on the conference, said eC You 9tt one young tenkr ehiektn (ceek any style), CHARCOAL — CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Egyptian offlcials.-objecting to a He said the authority shpuldj . Despite the claims anade in be- the development: end on extra log. Strictly fresh peulti7 from Hole's Western plan advanced yesterday make no profits and e.xce*s re­ I half of Kefauver, It was plain* "My .prediction Is that, going'ta CHARCOAL LIGHTER FUEL by Secretary of State Dulles for ceipts should go to JSgypt after : there were swirling cross culTents the floor as it will, Kennedy will means delicious eating. International control, were dicker- provision for compensation of the Reds Outlawed among the haggar^ delegates cau- emerge as the vice presidential ARMOUR'S JACK FROST -Ihg behind the scenes with Indians company. ^ cusing in dowiltown hotels and nominee. We in New England (the MISS WISCONSIN and Russians To block it as the Norway, second largest uaer of j By High Court filtering back to this arena for an six states have KM votes) will do CONFECTIONERY er FRESH CHICKEN WINGS 2St XYenchman expressed his views. the canal, lined up behind the; afternoon session. everything possible.” VVeatem plan for international This session was to be given i HAVE BEEN 89c LB.v Martin Becker, the .sun-tanned market gardener See Points of .agreement management, v Stevenson's nomination brought CHEESE "We consider that ^there are I over Lo picking the man to run' from State Chairman John H, BROWN SUGAR who ha.s been selling us “Fresher by Far" vege- Foreign Minister Halvard Lange In West Reich 'with Stevenson against the antici­ CHEDDAR FRESH SPRING LAMB 'H ^ e s for almost 35 years re ally raises SLICLNT. pMnta on which agreement ihorild told the afternoon lession;. . "My Bailey the jubilant comnxent; SHARP AGED M easily reached allhqugij they pated' bOP ticket of Dwight D. "Our judgment has been vindi­ TOMATOF-S that show'the "sharp edge of e.\cel- government aubacribea to the Karlsruhe, Germany. Aug. 17 Eisenhower and Richard M. Oz. Pkg. Imply iBcriflcea fop. soriie. includ­ principles for the future regime of <;OVERNOR A p L A I STEV F^N SO N cated.”^ SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 59c lence.’’ And the price is down .so that you will want ing ourselves." Pinean told the 22- (iPi Weal Germany today ‘out­ Nixon.' . ' the canal a*...' outlined to us ."*xThe program calls for a Unirt' Aa to Kennedy’s chances, ha said to serve them for every meal . . . K.xpect really. nation Suez »‘onfere,nce. He niade yeslertay by Mr. Dullps.” lawed the Communist party as an open convention ,wiU give the these points: s^sion of the convention* tonight LUNCHEON SPECIALS: No. 1 Tomatoes . . . e.xpect better flavor . . . Pineaii spoke following a mora- unconstitutional. with windup addresses from for­ Senator "a grand opportunify.’’ " 1. ‘rha canal and its inatallation Within minutes after the Fed- "I still think he would be anW - should be the property of Egypt, ing of intense diplomatic lobbying mer President Harry S. Truman by the West to gain support for eral Supreme , Court announced) Stevenson Tells Delegates afid acceptance speeches by- the ceptionally fine candidatt,’* ha which would a*8\ire Egjqjt adequate said. HELLMANN'S BELKER'S NATIVE SLILINi; revenue! from it. restoring the international status io„j.,w«ited decision, police vice presidential and presidential BOILED HAM ,.v59c nominees. Sliced, aa you order, from lean Imported ham. "3. The Suez Canal Co., should of the canal apd by Egypt a rep- cities thrmigh- ' (Continued On Page Eight) k U E RIBBON REAL he properly compensated.'' reaentative herd to line up allies country swooped down on Gore w-as a late starter in the Aa the owner of the canal. PIneau against the WMtern plan. party headquarters. He Will Fight All the Way ^scramble for the No. 2 place on jMM)TKINS MAYONNAISE proposed; the Egj’ptian govern- was ronfiscated and the ticket.' His bid came Into the TONGUE LOAF ,u. 49e ment should Giffn a trsaty handing h f” . ^^***'" the offices padlocked. No arrests open w-hen he show-ed up at the Lovely Looking Napkins Qt. fft^oiite—maken a dcliclouii undwlch. No Limit... buy a dozen or a case of these 6 fea­ its msnsffement to ah International y*Mident NaMer sent one of hi* were ordered. 'Chicago, Aug. 17 lA*- Adlai Galifornia'a convention votei .-dn- pend on the amount of mopey the Pennsylvania delegation's caucus Regular Sire tured, items at these low special prices. Prices authority. He aaid the principal: to keep a sharp watch Immediately after the liuling Stevenson says he will "fight all that state's June presidential pri- Democrats can raise. to seek-support. Bulletins guaranteed thru Tpe.sday night. Aug. 22nd. countries iisinfL the cansl and annotinced by Court- Presj- Ihe way" for the-presidency of the I mary. Stevenson won. Less than five months ago Stev­ Newsmen asked if he .were a HALE'S SEA FOOD COUNTER IS DISPLAYING terested in it. including Kg^pt. ■ aide, Wing Cmdr, Ali Sab* Josef Wintrich, a police cor- i United States. •rTie Real Enem.v' enson w-as on the floor politically. candidate?: - . from the Ai* Wire* ahould be represented on-the rul ry, confeired with Soviet Foreign was thrown...... around...... the— ------court, 'Stevenson' gave ini.s pledge to Stevenson may have given a He got up and w-ent on to w-in the "I just -'Jbecaiiie a candidate SWORDHSH. COD, HADDOCK, ing body of the authority. Minlst^’ Dmitri Shepilov and In- i,uii(]jngi^prevent any Red deni-! jubilant Supporters shortly after hint of Uiinga,-to ronie when he Democratic presidential, nomina­ now-. " he replied. "This is the first Pkgs* BUMBLEBEE He said the French government dla a V. K. Krishna Menon, who onstration,-^-' ' ■ ; he won the Democratic-pre.sident- cautionedlea DefhocratsD«m< this week not tion. stop." I STASISEN SEES IKE MACKEREL. BOSTON BLUE. ^ WHITE ALBACORE . , Quality Controlled for Pinehur.st ^ ...... lb 15c would accept aasocialion of this aupport Nasser a nationalization of Xol Part of Kepiiblic VyUal nomination last -night. It con to slug at each othej\ but tq And he I'id it against the de­ The Tennessee delegation called . Wauhlngton, Aug. 17 .body with the United Nations. This the canal but have also expressed' The ban doe.s not affect WeatJeal,.l firmedfiri woi-d from hi.s press seefe- kee(i; their big blows for 'The real termined opposition of sue)] a, a caucus ta throw its w-eight behind Harold E. Staaaea, who waata wax suggested by ' Dulles yester- a- willingness for a negotiated set Berlin since the old German capl- tary/Roger Tubby, that Stevenaon enehiy" - the Republicans. widely knpwn Democrat' as Tru­ Gore. to dupip Vice Presidcat NIxoa Hale's' Carries A TUNA 35c can BOLTON ■llement ' tal ia not.-*now a part of the Ked- planned a "fighting .type" cam- Same ■ including former Presi­ man. The plan was to withdraw Gov. from the. niimher two spot M Complete Line Of PIneau propoaed that aiiy altadk ; eral Republic of West Germany. paign. dent Harry S. Truman—have said In the March 20 Miiinesota..pri- i Frank G. CTlement from considers-' the Repuhltcan ticket, confarrod CooJcf'e Dept. On tha rights of the authority (Continued on Page Two) Fresh Frit it and Vegetables VASELIISE - ; 39c -j The official East Geini;$nlan Radio "It will be like the California they don’t think much of Steven­ inary Stevenson w-as flattened un­ I tlon. hriefly with PresiOent Elaea- McGormick Educator Crox . 7.. ibr pkg. 29c CUCUMBERS 2 for 5c I ini East Berlin immediatelx la-sued windup." Tubby said. son as a scrapper. expectedly by Kefauver. then his Clement, endorsed'by his delega-; hower at the White House to­ Sunshine Choc. Nuggets pkg, 29c (White Petroleum Jelly) .' a call to West German workers to He- was referring to the free- But most of Stevenson's erilics’ chief rival, ; tion yesterday for the No. 2 spot, i day. Jamea^p. Hagerty» presi­ Spices PASCAL I hold massfstrikes and protest ral­ swinging battle Stevenson had will concede that he haa learned a Decided to ^ight I Is at odds politically w-ith Kefau- i dential press- secretary, toM Nabisco O reo ...... pkg. 37c YELLOW SQUASH Each 5c Special Value ...... [«r 49c Herter Dumps StasSen^ lies against the ban. , with Sen. Estes rwciau,c, Kefauver uiof Ten- ****®hs lo how to deal With xhe c-lobhering ral.sed the ques- ver. I newsmen Staaaen spent abeut and Koobler's Pecan Sandies T h e broadcast compared the nessee w hen both were*clawing for I w»*-t1bn: Should he fight or, qu.it* ^ .Arizona Hears Kennedy I five minutes with the Prealdeat Extracts SHURFIINE CELERY HEARTS Ig. pkg. 25c action with simjlar steps taken ______■ : defeated bv- Presi,aent Eisenhower i He chose th .itl t Associates >Kennedy plugged his candidacy; “to pay his t-espects" bofora lb. pkg. 49c GREEN BEANS Lb 25r by Hitler's government. 'The iadlo . ■ " foi^ veaM ago. , ' . „ i ‘U Stevenson's Chicago heai'qu'ar- I with an appearance before the Ari- i leaving for the KepuMieaa Na­ GOP Leaders Foreeast charged that tbe decision would Even ^unian. who backed, Gov. 1,,.^ g ju decision was his own. zona delegaUon. He told it lie tional CoDventloi^ la Saa Fraa- Come fo Pinehurst for the finest washed make it much hai-der to - bring Averen Harriman a^amAt Steven-1 ' • thought the "prlmary projjlem r-cla<-o. ‘ LOG CABIN FRUIT COCKTAIL 35c Idaho type long white potatoes and selected -about reunification of East and News Tidbits P v * i (Continued oi. Page Three) facing the Democrats in the Nd- i Cello Pak CELERY 25c 2'z SIZE CAN West Germany.' Even before he won the nomina- i ■ _ vember election w-as to- pick up ,■ DE.NV NEW STOR.M. PERIL Regular Long Island potatoes. _ Reliable reports said' tlie Reds Culled from AI* Wires Uon; Stevenson said he planned to .Miami. FU„ Aug. 17 (AA—The Size Renomination of Nixon the Southern states that w-ent to \ SYRUP OCEAN SPRAY several months ago completed, "talk sense" to the voters on the Eisenho.vTer in 1952. - ' I 'w eak easterly wave over the D ^ BANANAS 2 Lbs. 27c — — i : preparations' to go underground if issues of the day. as he aaid he iiiinican Republic and moving did four years ago. Truman Holds He said he felt he might make CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 cans 32c San Francisco, Aug. 17 oPi—Vic# Harold E. SUaaeri. promoting | ruling went against Cooper Thiiiman Holt "Considerable contribution" to the : weetward shows' no signs of to- (STRAINED) . MsaaachusetU (5ov. (Christian Her-j , , , , Chattanooga. - ■> Tenn..------torlav ---- I Back jn 1952. candidate Steven­ ticket, and remarked he might tenslfiration the Wenther RureM President Richard Nixon arrivea in Most independent West Gciinan cHine (-oimnander-ln-chlef of the son w’buld w-aii for people to come reported today. "Conditions 34-Oz. PEACHES 2 Lba. 29c Try the NEW ter to replace Nixon, had the rug No Regrets on make “consid >rable contribution" ’ Rapublican national convention gulled from, under^him again. Her­ newspapersjslready have expressed Veterans of Foreign Wars. . Pres- to,him. Now. the former-Illinois elMuhere over the oren (tropi­ Pkgs. Bottle to the ticket, and remarked that “» ! SHHRFINE STRAWBERRY hMdquartere tomori-ow • in the ter said that If his name weive the opinion (he (Communists would , ident Eisenhower meets with Na- Governor w-aiks up to- people, man of my age Is not entirely w ith-; cal AllonUc, Caribbean Sen ahd midst of continued predictions by placed in nomination he would ask be more of a menace underground, tional Security Council for ^second pumps their hands snd starts talk­ eostera Gulf ef/-Mexico) orn Barf’lett Pears 2 Lb.s. 49c ing. Fighting Adlai PRESERVE - 33e iG l top (30P* offi<-ials that he will be the presiding officer to withdraw it. and lhal a ban on the parly would ■ unie in two days but officials sav (Continued on Page Eight) obdlit normal.’’ tbe bureon said. renorninqted by acclamation next He is Committed to nominating push its followers into greater mill- there is-no emergency involved, He seems to enjoy the new rdle. tancy. » British begin period of hopeful During the convention he got on Chicago. Aug. 17 Former ------— ^ I Fuiadcr] 37' ’ 12-OZ. JAR week at the Cow Palace. Nixon.- President Truman said, today he R.ACK8 PHOTOS IN COURT The court alio banned all sub- waiting to see w-hether EOKA ex- friendly terms with the maid w-ho To Adlai Stevenson's dramatic California's Gov. Goodwin has “no regrets" over his fight in Pm tt, Hnn.. Aug. 17 (P) — Frozen Food Specials Come ill . . . browze around . . . buy these gestut-a in Chicago'last night of Knight told reporters; stltute or auchessor party-groups, | tremist.s fulfill their suddenly an- took care of his suite in the Sher- Adlai in BHef Talk District Judge Clark HoUan spelling the legal finish for an esti bounced hall In violencejon island aton-Blackstone Hotel, and with vain for Avciell Harriman’s nomi­ specials . . . and compare our everyday low Minute Rice h throwing the Democratic »holce of -i have no plana to seek the today opened THe flrst court­ SN04V CROP a rice presidential candidate open nomination.’' of Cyprus.. .Britain’s magazine on tw-o city policemen w-ho' w-ere nation as President and w-ould fight WJlh Ex-Presidenl rooms in Kaneos to mamm pho­ prices with any store in town. to the convention there, GOP Chair------(Contiiiued on Page Three) the well dres.aed man turns up its posted outside his room. just as hard to,gel nominee Adlai tography. In a roemormisduiu uo- • f c p k g . . . ,Will Nomtaate Knight ef state funds pocketed Plenty of Traveling oeulr-phatogmphs to epurirosssu 2 69c president in 1952. They ei«n't in a """l"cin't do arty worse for the W i l l i R i e s c l A l l a c l v ter a party fight. " » Stevenson told new-smen that SNOW CROP situation aiich as we are where we b< (Jrville E. Hodge, ousted atate.^ Tubby »iid an extremely active of the 34th Judlcinl <0100101 COFFEE Governor than Harry Tniman ,d(d AuditO) RWAitin^ s^ntpne^ to i cAxnDAiim a# Part.v Power (ione the former President, who had op­ have auch a splendid team in Wash­ posed hia presidential nomination : while court is in sesston and. oi Ig. jar $1.49 SHURFINE MAYONNAISE ington who have "the record to for Harriman,’’. she said. . Washington. Aug. 17 lA The i prison after pleas of guilty to irtla- j travelii^- is the card^*^ Last night's landslide nomlna- reoesoen between sessisns. BROCCOLI SPEARS 10 Or. 2 For 55c Hall also had Tniman on hisj p g j today arrested two ex-con-! applyingja v ses I se< vC e, 0.state # A # A F funds.. iss p s e l0 .-Louis ^ 0 s s , 0 _'ptii.__ _ * * 1 .... ' tion of Stevenson, whom he bitter- by the Democrats.. telephoned him ! prove they deserve- .to be i-enoml- mind. in the Ixiop hmel ..where both have ‘ i-O Z . JAR SNOW CROP • nstsd again." victs.in connection with the "acid- Satch'mo Arm.sli-ong ha.s been in- ; th. ssr.'y opi» -< i.,i a « , . « o„,y REPORT IM REBBLJI KHilJHI INSTANT "This is the first time no I take I a trace of the .power he once quarters and olfered to walk down , Presidential assistant Sherman . 'C'V ...... - -r ' * *>“"‘‘*''8 •“ J*'"-'’ " "•' "'P*'""-''' leaders’have mdicated President two .flcxiri to congratulate him. Algirrs, Aug. 17 (P) FsshSh Adams arrived lest ,night. 'tight- that ba_ck this is one of th e ^ w i R r,„t, xhe FBI 'said the actual on-hestm in I.ondon s Royal Fcstl- .‘Eisenhow-er's -Eisenhower’s camoairncampaign will con­ wiielded in the Democratic part.v. military headgnnrtan reporlsf MAXWELL LEMONADE 12 Or. 29c times that I agree with H»rry Tni- ] ,cid-thi ow-er is dead. val Hall. aisennow er a campaign Truman did not express a choice "1 told the President not to do ' today that more than IM Asnh lipped, with assUUnt Wmte House man -Stevenson Just can't win," sist principally of-television talks, come up." HOUSE .49 • press officer Murry SnydCr, shortly The announcement said FBI j Bus plunges down 450-fool precl- plus four or hve apeec-hes at key for Democrmic nominee for Vice I J . NaUeslaliat rsbils had bnsR after Alty. Gen. Herbert Brownell. ciarked Hall, i agents developed evidence that the pice on Mt. Olympus in Turkey, citiea. President.jA^ said the cholinechol.;e waaw as! wipM eat In n series e f spSfiM. Green Stamps Given Witir Cash Sales. at me cunvei.i.vw predicted Stevenaon woiild ,cid was thrown into the face <>f ' timing H persons and injuring 29. .. __ - I * came by to pay my re- Uone la the Censtonttoo nrsn of The conventipa opens Mondayi Tubby said the Stevenson cani- not up to nim. " r ' apects," Stevenaon aaid. adding enslem Algeria. r t “ ■Nomination of both pieaWenttal "8« ubllcan figure* ! *peechea 1 the head, waa found on a lower ■ ^ , ,!.T\' campaign fUma. Stevenson: g°>hg to he the now Vice Presi-, Smiling for photograph*photographers and; Cairo. CgAH. Aug- t1 _ euoxo * '' HAK COR 4icted-—again tnd^/'again that Bast Side street in New- York in F'our inslallationa of-Ohio (3oh3on- plans to spend the next two weekji' dent?’’ TVuman told him it was up; newsreel men Stevenson. aaid;: edietol Egyillmi ssoR MANCNISTSII CONH* Nixpn aa well aa Preeldent Elaen-• and untnitha. Hyfll hays to nm on, tb^early ^ m in g of July 28. solidatd Telephone- Co. are" stpned relaxing at hU-home in Uberty-I to the convention and turned to|"i-m going to accept in case any; rRgypttoan wonldMad mmhiberries bower would be renominated on' ‘ pUtform that points up morel Tel\i. 32, and a resident of in another outburst of violence and ville, HI. ! reporters to say; . ' of you have, any doubt about It." j to two loiidsoti !■ u oz. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS and ballots. ^ h n ever tha between the Brooklyn. Md a long police record.■cc ' vandalism in tense .yweek-old The campaign. Tubby said, willw-ill i "That fellow must bh with the ’ . Stevcn.-on was in the pres-, atrip Mdoy. tfes iMUMlr/Mf and FRIDAYS New Torh'a ex-Go\ ThomM E “ ^gtifflia the The . acid attack onyRleael ■ . atnke . . . Corinne Griffith.-who take )ilm Into all aectiona of the P o llc ^ aazetle." i idential suite about five minutes. rorved wfthtR M M tr a M W i' , I lie sew "no) ■keiibaad'■keUieed' i Chrjl -Rights iamie.* curred a t'a timeiiiiv when«^enW4i«n liehe gstmm j helped found orgari.fzation to repeal country by plane or train. Ha aaid Tneum said he ,w|U vote for Aides, of ‘ntuman a^iT tk ^ did [ imiM hU to wki |i*-| federal income Ux, taleviginn appearoncea al4> I not know 'wbot tbs Dro nun atld; \ Iw VMSifiMk m i ^ r 4 i 1ripIgndM—. pUnnt^ but Uu numkar Will 4«- (Ceettoead m Page Seven) to **Ch stksr. * I