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X- TUESD AY, a u g u s t 14, 1986 PAGE FOl^TEEN \ ;;iManfhPglgf Ijpralb Average Dafly Net Press Ruik JThe Weather F or the Week Ended FereeMt ^ P. 8. Weather BorMU A daughter waa bom Friday In that .lime covered 4,400 miles. Tliey June I f , 1966 Martford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hike in Home Assessments Picnics to End were particularly impreased with CSear, cool again tenIghL lAm Al)outTown WHIiam Parkinson, 62 Wedgewood the growth oftMlanil Beach and its HRE TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE In mid BA*. ' ’IliunNlajr moatly Dr. ' , * On Playgrounds many palatii^l hotels. They speijt Notice of the ’Tax Collector of the South Mailcheater Fire DIatrlet 12,06! Riinny, not quite no waki. High Dr. WilUam Schneider of Rock- some time at Clearwater Beach Memper of tlm Audit Expected to Be 42 Per Qent All persona liable by law to pay taxes m the .south Man­ near 80. vlUe wlU be guest speaker at tlie Msrlin Atpian, chief pharpia- The last Family 'Picnic Suppef near St. Petersburg. chester Fire Dljitrlrt are hereby notified that I wjll liave a rnto Bureau et OIrculatJon jyJItancheHer—^A City of Village Charm meeting of Manchester Wales this cist at Manchest^ Memorial Hos­ of the summer .season is scheduled Mrs, Mae M. Vennard, who is as­ bill for the list of 1955 of 8 mills on the dollar due hqd collectible evening at the Italian -American pital. ptans to attehd^the American The aver'age increase in assess- j for this evening on the 10 Man­ sistant clerk of Manchester Towp on August 15, 1956, and will hnve office hours for th>..^ollectlon :z; C3ub on jadridge St. Weighing will Hospital As.soriation Institute for ment for residential land and • Court, met two families during of such lax at Hoae House No. 4 on S<-hool Street each-N^etday Coiithifl^^rrvicfa j chester playground.^. PRICE FIVE fake place atT:30 as usual./Mrs. Hospital Pharmacists a tth * Uni- buildinga after tax revaluation This will be the la.st chance for i their slay there who bought build-; and Thursday evenings from 7 P. .51. to 9 P. M. and on S a n ^ n y t VOL. LX X V ,^. 269 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) iCANGHBSTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 (COaMdiled Adverliang en Page M ) CENTS . Anne Rickls of Windsor wdn the ver.sity of Chicago. Aug. 20'-tn,24. ing lots, so cnlhusiastlc were they j from 10 A. 51. to P. M. beginning Thursday, .August 16, 1956^-. w ill probably be about 42 per ceht.,^ families to use the fireplaces on | 6 flO prUe for the greatest^ weight the playgrounds for a cook-out. \ I over the color and beauty of the | Schedule of collection hours at Hqsc Hbuse No. 4— 19 School 'Uje Revaluation Advisory Commit­ reduction during the mionh o f July. Mrs. Alexander' Mannella, presi­ • The.se picnics have been fairly j landscape'--and houses. Whether; Street: - ' H H pounds. Miss Joan Kenney of dent of the Women’s Auxiliary, and tee lemned last night at a meeting well attended this y^ar by both people plan to build or not. land in ’ Thursday,. August 16 7 r. .M. Ill 9 P. M. Manchester was second with a loss her husband, will jail Aug. 18 on with Henyy Mutrie. tax assessor. children and adult.s. After the Florida is a good investment, she .Saturday, August 18 10 .A. M. to 6 P. 51. '.t* . o f 10 pounds, and was awarded $.1 . the Mauretania for a visit to I and repre.sftitatives of Valiiation families picnic, the playgeound believes. As an example, she spoke Tueaday, . August 21 7 P. .M. to 9 P. 51. Dr. S^neider will epjfak about 8 France, Switzerland, Holland, Italy ' i^sociates, the'" m conducting", supervisora lead the group in -df one piece of land which has' Thursday, August 28 7 P. .51. to 9 P, 51. •’clock. , , and England.. The Mannellas are game.s and olhec,group agtivities,^ soai'-ed in value since last March to| August 25 10 A. M. to 6 P. 51. the tax revaluation.'-i.; Saturday, expected to fetum Sept. 17. the tune of *.500, qp'^about *100 a, Tuesday, August 28 7 P, 51. to 9 P. .51. A ao(i.-Was bom Friday in Hgrt- The,-12 per cent hike i'S the av^r month. Z ' Thursday, August 80 7 P. .51. to 9,P. M. ford-Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ron- The surgical dressings group of ' age for .50 examples of resiH^Hal Vennards Return Saturday, September 10 JA, ,51. to 6 r. 51. j M I* Hall, 57 Falknor Dr. the Manchester Memorial Hospital I properties chosen for revjAv'*!^ Tueaday, September 4 7 P. 51. to 9 P. 51. Auxiliary, will resume work Sept. I the committee. - From Trip South Thursday, September 6 7 P. 51. to 9 P. 51. A daughter was bom Friday in 10, according, to Mrs. Dane Gid- ! Among tho.se .sam^e.s. main F O R R E N T Saturday, September 8 10 .A. .51. to 6 r. 51. j buildings increased sm average of ; Sti Francis Hospital to Mr. and . dings. The unit meets every Mon­ Mr* and Mrs. Alfred -Vennard' 8 and 18 mm. Movie Prpjectofa Tueaday, .September 11 7 P., 51. to 9 P. 51. ’ Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, 200 Hit- day from. 2 to 4 p.m. in the Aux­ ' 41.8 f per-cent, acc^sory building ' —sound or ailent, also SS mm. Thursday, September 18 7 P. M. to 9 P. 51. 34,2 per cent, land 44.40 per and son, Dennis, have returned t o : Bard St. iliary dining room and Is ’interested their home, 184 Holljatcr St., after slide projectors. ^Saturday, September 15 AlO A. 51. to 6 P. 51. cent. in persons W-ho wish to beconie a vacation tour of Florida's East A t all other tlmea Ihe tax may be paid at my home at 11^ Nomination on Opening Ballot WELDON DRUG CO. members. - Increase in/ 8 of the .50 ca.ses and West Coasts. They spent thrff’' ' Summer Street, 5lohdays through Frldaya, 2 I*. 51. to 7 P. 51. 901 Main St Tel. »II S-5S21 Failure to make payment before September 16, rendei^ha were bclovv/ 30 p « ’ cent, in 1.3 weeks in the South’, and during ca.ses the/fnereases were between tax delinquent and Interest will be added al Ihe rate of /' |«ri ^na Presents Colors .50 a n d ^ per cent, and in three' per cent per month or portion thereof, dating from Augiiatj 15, THE OFFICE OF i the Increases were more than 60 1956. / ., V 'ni05I.AS 55'EIRi.tkilloctor. DR. WILLIAM L. At VKW Conclave pei-^nt. Civil Rights. Plank „ome members of the commit- y ■ Fight on Civil Rights CONLON Mrs. Ruth Cunningham, presi­ ee expressed surprise al the size of some increases, but agreed on Rev. James B. .Maelagan A- dent of the Dadies Auxiliary 29 HAYNES STREET reflection that they were justified. the Veterans of Foreign W ari^of One committee member Said he Thb Rev, James B. Maelagan of : to S Could Upset Margin WILL BE CLOSED the State of Connecticut, hax *P* expected the largest increa.sea in j London, England, superintendent pointed tile patriotic instplctor of residential assessments would be of the South British I>les District ' i - ■ e \ ' in the fringe areas, undeveloped PROM AUG. 11th ' her Department, Mrs. ^ a r y I.,e- of the Church of the Nazarenc, | Chicago, Aug. 15 (/P)— The Democratc party’s proposed Chicago, Auff. 15 (TP)— The Georgia tjeleRatinn to the^DMo* ' Due, past president or Andersont in 1947 when the last revaluation Givil Right.s platform plank said today the Supreme Court’.s thru SEPT. 3rd Shea PosD No. 204^Ladies Aux­ was made, but built up aince that will conduct apecial services at cratic national convention aRreed today to vote aRainfn\|h9 iliary, to present iitr Department time. the Church of the Nazarene here All Day W ei> Aug. J5 desegrelfation decisioii.s ” have brought con-sequences of 5’ast platform drafted by the convention platform committee. Colors at the Iw io n a l Encamp­ Aithough commercial lands and Wednesday through Friday at importance." But the draft said “ we reject all projxisala for : so MAY HAVE FITX TOOE^ER ADD DEPARTMENTS ment in DaWasf Te.x.. today. I building were mentioned briefly 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 10:45 the luie of force to’tnferfere aavaa Chicago, Aug. 15 (i-v a • *5.060. I 180 CE.NTER STREET—<’ORNER OF CHl!RC'II cation. Star Spangled Banner. Scotland. In Parkhead he had the .supported schools and elsewhere r ^ resolutions and 2. A large new premium priced Jinusual distinction of returning Report of resolutions z : custom built home in. the-,-aouth- have brought consequences of ia.sl Committee House Dem- S"«5''pe: “ '“- Morse Deiies to the church~of his boyhood days Claims Right to Run Canal imporlance to our nation as a ^ ^^^or- Stevenaon , ., 652 east part of.^town, up 47.37 per j and for . years exercised an GE^^ERAL 8 1-2 whole and especially to cornmun - .Massachusetts, chairman. I Harriman .,. 240 cent from Si8,43p to *27.166. iinfluential ministry in his native GOP’s ‘^Piirge’ ; ties directl.v affected. We reject all Addresses -Sen. Robert S. Kerr Others 259 3. An older North fend siibdi- city. He was also pastor at Bsit- Uncommitted 220 T V SERVICE I vision home witli Improvements, 1 tcr.sea, Lqndon. proposals for the use of force t o ^ Oklahoma and Rep. William I. Interfere with the orderly deter-i Illinois, Needed to nominate; 686'.. Days M M A Call I up 42.39 per cent .from *10,114 to | The R^v. Miv Maqiagan often Nasser May ‘Accept| Sen. Efeles Kefauver (lef^i' aiid Adlai Stevenaon met with a group Bid in O r e g o n • This conveniently-located ’’ReliitNl^” hiination of these matters by the j ITiursday o f Kefauver supporters in aiv atjtempt to hold them.in line for Michigan jumped shortly after Nl^ta Plus Parts *14,402. ■ ■ .sings for his audiences, accom­ NOTICE midnight, agreeing to drop a com­ , *•>, . ' 4. An old 4-family dwelling in ( pharmacy solicits the privilege o f your pa^ collets. Afternoon session opens 12 noon Stevenson. Asked if he was intefeafed in the vice presidential TED. nn S-S1B4 panying' himself on the English mitment to Gov. Mennen Wil- • Chicago, Aug. 15 — Sen. W ayn* i a long established West Sidel. concertlha. tronage. You may come to us confidently for ThK,Democratic party emphali- ,Bf5T l with .Invocation. Star nomination. Sen. Kefauver' said, " I f bffebed the place 1 will accept ^ ON AND AFTER AUGUST 15 rally reqffU ms its support of the | spapgled Bannfcr. it." , - Harris, and split its 44 votes J l 'i Morse of Oregon headed West to- A flntsi qualiiy 4-trsn- community, up 10.32 per cent New Treaty on Suez anything you may need in drugs, sundries, historic j>r>neiple that ours is a rqh pgji of .stalba to nominate to Stevenson, 11 to Averell Harri- day to try to make good his pre­ r Zaniih backed by an iron-clad from *8,262 to *9,115. <' , WE WILL BE AT man, ' i to Sen. Stuart Symington diction that w hat he called a 5. A new custom built home ; ments will be sent out when pos­ ______' I government of laws and not of oandidatea for the\ presidential r money-back guaraniee of/a// I sickroom supplies, nutritional aids, items and 1 uncommitted. White House effort to purge him action, yet lellini-for one- I in a fringe ..area, recently equipped ' sible. , , . r, 1 • . . n • ■ • -J -i- I men: it recognizes the Supreme I nomination. Officially, for the tjme being, from the' Senate w'ould "fall flat h tbs price of many comparable I with utilities, up 61.6 pw cent The Tevaluation will be effec­ for the baby . . . And, be sure to bring us IvOtKiOn, Autr* (/P)— PHkislHH S lOlGJJfll m in is w r Sdio Qf Uiutod states as one Night session opensV 8 p.ni So small, so li|ht it car be tive for the Oct. 1, 1957 tax rate. OUR NEW LOCATION lhat ihift was for the second bat-ion its face." aids [from *8,781 tq *14,194. your Doctor’s prescriptions. W e’ll com­ tijtv ,Pre.5ideht Nas.ser of p'-gypt told him he xvould agree to ] bf the three constitutional and co-' (EST i with Jnvocation\ S t a r hidden behind a man's necktie... LECLERC lot, but Williams hjmself was I Breathing defiance at the Re- worn in n woman's hair! Operates 6. A doctor's office huilding. pound them promptly and precisely, at uni­ maritime nation.s advising on Sue-/,Canal operations but in - ; ordinated branches of the federal Spangied Banner. trying-for a first ballot release publican* party .jie left in 1952, fbr only about lff( a week. FUNERAL HaME up 53.88-per cent from *32,758 to 629 MAIN STREET formly fair prices. T ry ns the next time! with indications he would get it. Morse last night made his debut *50,41J. Foreign Minister Hamidul Haq New Jersey next, voting In before the Democratic National' TIRED and RUN DOW N i decisions of wh^ch are a part of > W-»«T Min-MCK Chowdr.v, arrivifig for the Suer. caucUs to throw Its whole ^ Convention With a speech that FUNERAL 1 I the law of the land. We condemn ' 7, An apartment house, up ; Folks who always feel tired Canal conference •fro'hv.talks with votea to-Stevenaon. TTiat Vfaa a-net was a big aucceas. ; the effort* of the Republican p a i^ ^ ¥ ¥ a ia a r s c , 29.54 per cent from *55,337 to ' and run dmvn are often lacking QUINN'S PHARMACY Nasser, said the Egyptian Presi­ Expert Denies gain of 2 9 for Stevenabff---,y^o i SERVICE r ' _ ;, to make it appear that this Iri-jIri M -i. a j C v t FO Delegates Cheer Morse 1*71.687. I iron and 5’itamin B12. Nine Coburn and Middlebrbok ’ .'878 M AIN STREET— TEL. A ll 8-4186 dent is ready to .enter into a coven­ already had 6>, there. The A .8tan5ird-wa«*-ng demonstra­ Walter N. ! 8. A farm, up 17.2 per cenl i ant with all nations who signed the Jersey shift is effective at once times out of ten, "F orty Plus” INCORPORATED tion led by Oregon delegates wel­ 'QUENFS Leclerc from *8,596 to *10.075. 1888 convention,guaranteeing free- Regional Flood ^ : with no first ballot qualification. comed hijn to the hall where fouR . is Just what they need. This ” The suggested plank had been Seen Lined Up Direiitor 9. An office and apartment i |S‘VEST51ENT SECURITIES dom of navigation in the canal. Then came Arkansas’s qualified years ago he cheered President -building,, up .34.5 per cent from ; Potent product contains vital 511 8-1105 , Chowdry told reporters at the ¥ ) ^ u s 1-a I as approved at a ae.sainn of the ’draft- move.. ’ Eisenhow'er. ftl»-,,biggest' ovation PHARM.-VCY 23 Main Street, Manchester j *83.316 to *112,108. V ^ U r i F A A l S S 1 I J l C '; ing committee early today. The blood building factors, among airport: Stevenson's net Increase there came when he declated.he had "no Phone Ml 3-4136 Call Ml 9-5869 I Mutrie reported that most of | 'vote Was 12-5. ; For Harrin^an was 18. The delegation of 26 ia ; the work of setting values is com- j other Important vitamins nitit •'The Egyptian President wants ; \5TiiIe the five Dixie members, regrets” over leaving tfifc. Bepul’ k" a peaceful'and happy aolutlon.to Hamden. Atig. 1!» A bound by the unit rule and until can party. ' pleted -and notices of new assess-1 minerals. Try "Forty Plus’’ ; .. . t. t con- J ... .j • . their - votes . against - . . the word-. - Chicago, Aug. 15 uPi Veteran decision was made the tabula- the probiqtn. ' .servation expert said here topSy ; ing, most members of the drafting . ... , , . , . , , . Morse- broke with Eisenhowifp., soon—see if It doesn’t g iv« "He is not adver* ion had divided the group accord­ during the 1962 electionjcampaign. rM en*f^r“ the 1 f'" ' EnRlam U iA^P said they regarded the *ec-! “ " ‘Pi’ I- Lewis ing to its stated preferences. Eight YOU new vigor. 1.89 per bot­ lip, of a body re; resenting -the , , , . thine as flood "* nmfi'rate enough to avoid ^ is due to hit the Democratic ;con- After e period as an IfidependeiU, tle at WELDON’S. iisera of the carial) to advise the al least, no auch thing as flood had come out in favor of Steven­ Morse joined the Democrats when a sertouii party fight. I vention scene shortly for a hiiddle son. • /y organization whicH he has set up pr^ention." - . . „ ,J oe.oreBefore v Convention « " " " u « n Tonight..m.an, 1 with a one-time bitter foe. Harrv they took control of the Senate in to manage and administrate it. He A remaining hazard was a pos­ 19,55. , That being the ca.se, said Paul | Each section .of the platform is : g Truman. ' sible battle over a suggested Civil atill believes it is the sovereign b. Sears, profe.ssof of con.servation | subject to approviCiiy the fall 108- "It has’ made me the target of a The visit is expected to herald a. Bights platform plank saying the right' of Egypt to! run the canal." St Yale, it behoove.* New Eng-| member platform coiBmjtlee and White House purge," he told the HURRY, HURRY TO HALE’S formal announcerrient bv Lewi* Supreme Court’s segregation deci­ A few hours earlier. Secretary landers to think about flood pro- 'tonight^ by the convention itself convention.. sions had "brought consequences Of State Dulles arfived for the con­ lection, and to exi'.ore every pos- -fh rp ia form Committee in ["•’ 7orm.er PreMdent "However, I want to let the ference opening tomorrow.. He ex­ Ib-uman * choice for the -Ile.mo of vast importance" to the nation. .s’ble .source of info’ malion about cratic presidential nomination. Stevenson scofed his gains White House in on a little secret— pressed hope foi'j a solution ' .so it. (Continued on Page Ten) the purge attempt is going to fall vital to the pi;eaervatlon and well Gov. Averell Harrfman of New despite a 'b itter 1 1 th hour battle "Effective protection can come York. that former President Harry ' S. flat on its face.” being of the entire world." and use ' . about oniyjrom improved land use Lewis' chief aide in - the in­ Truman was waging for Averell He said Oregon voters "have no Britain, France and Jhe United and managemen* based on ' ' intention of letting,_ the .White States are insisting on inter-na­ dependent United Mine Workers Harriman. Truman said -he would ter. understanding by the ge^Dewev Confers Union. Tom Kennedy, is already on stick vVith Harriman "until the RUMMAGE SALE tionalizing the 'vital, 103-mile, public of the relation between (ConUniird on Pago Two) waterwa'S' u'nder guarantees ihorb I record for Harriman. Kenned,J'. a last dog dies.” water,' land and. ground cover." ' I former lieutenant governor of But even as Truman was punch­ binding than the system envi.saged sairf Sears in a talk at .the annual With Ike, Sees Gov. Frank Laiische, right, of Ohio ’meets former President Harry by Nasser. : Pennsylvania, is working in that Truman outside latter's suite at Blackatone Hotel In Chicago.' ing awgy, the New Jersey deiega-. field day of the - Connecticut 1\T» i C J l a • state's delegation in an effort to tion caucused and voted to give ONE DAY ONLY, WED. On the eve of the conference, Agricultural Exp-i ;nient Station. LaUache, a favorite son candidate for the Democratic preaidenUal i l 1X011 o n i ^ l a i e ' * w H c h delegates to Harriman nomination, called his visit purely a social call. Truman has en­ all of its 36 votes to Stevenaon on tempera obviously were cooling, .Sears talk \ a delivered four the first ballot tomorrow -night. ^S5?»flesalliAg on Ling Island Sou^ . differences,, although still great, ' : from Adlai Stevenson. dorsed Averell Harriman. ' Bulletins day* befqre the anniveraary of ------! Barked .Adlai In ’.52 See Fight .Over ^ Vbuj\g Joe ran his sailboat aground, ; were not so threatening as a week the first of two devastating floods WashingtO;!!. ■■ Aug. 1.5 (A5- -| Stevenson, front-running pres­ When word of New Jersey's from the AP Wires ago. move reached them, some mem­ QI jD The Pakistan statement dpve- that catised tiiillion'' of dollars- Thomas E. iSewey.-Conferred with idential nominee contender had think lam dumb,' bers of the Truman team agreed dsmege in Connedicu. last year. President Eiaenhower today and 'Lewi.*' United Mine • 'Workers * P*"" reportedly One thing p >.dt muat remem lUMWi'ehdorsement in 1952 when that the fight was. all over. He said.'but IVe come I brought to the conference by V.- COOLEY JIBV ORDERED beF •saiiT' sem 's’ .Vs that lainfaii : said afterward he ia "quite confi- he lost to President Eisenhower. 2 ruman Declares The w;hole drive had been con- iashiohed K. Kriaha Menon of India to bridge ■figures represem average,* and " Ihot Vice President Nixon Lewis'* anticipated endorsement centrati^ on keeping enough "favr Middletown, Aug. 15 (d V ^ u - ^Cii^ I hear thoes" aoam |ga| beo* around the gap between Egypt and the ” . . »,-m Ka ffw,r„ina,Aa f()|- ,| second tiial it is imjiossible to predict how*h* nominated for Harriman may have more in­ orite sons'' in the fiei;t to preveni perlor Court Judge JPhnpA. Cot­ . western power*. ter today ordered %. rfmnd jui-.r Diplomats understood the Ipdian much precipitation in.-y occur ai a fluence in' the 5VeM Virginia dele­ Stevenson's nomination on an ear­ ly ballot. to be impaneled AugT29 to con­ plan would give Eg>-pt the right given time and place. v ^ gation than in' the Pennsylvania Adlai Lacks Fight Max Miller Sjays,. • Fifteen inches or mo.c of rain York, declined to say whether he group. _ "It's all over -now," two men, in sider an indictn^rlit against tivo ' This is an annual event at Hale's. Quantities are limited — Some only 7, to manage dally operation of the brothers accused of the lovers’ canal. It would aeti^ip an interna- in three days would be expected In fact, U 5 W sources claimed constant contact with Trunian's RtatiMicallv only once in ' a j P*e«*d«nlial situation with Msen-Virj^niaA rlavlAcrataeclcleKslea, with drive, - told a reporter. "What the lane slayljig - of a Durham man , u r ; . r - . tlonal . authority pwith advisory Chicago, Aug. 15 \JP) — Former-- the 'New peal and the ^ a lr Deal July TgJ'Everett Cooley, '25, of lo r 3 qf.a kind. So be here early Wednesday! power* on such mattera a* toll thousand years or ' .ore,’’ he said. ; prai.sed Nixon , 24 convention voles..would vo(e boss' will do next is start drafting warmly Ji* "the most uaefiU Vice ; g^udly for H arrim an-laigely be- President Truman said today Ad- as .out of. date, a speeds' supporting Stevenson." New Haven, was nrresled iiatiir- lal Stevenson "lacks 'the kind of .^^-rWe said the destruction of the <■ Presideijt in history.' cause of the UMW ' at a caucus Stevenson's.own reaction to the ila.V^ afternoon: and hi* brother, _ i - . . • , ONE TABLE OF ' R E G . 2 9 c REG.-98C MARTEX HAND (lontimied on tbige Eleven) (Conliniini on Page Fourteen) fighting, spirit'’ needed,by the Dem— social and-eeemmiic philosophies Dewey la the a«onU influen-, morning. Until now* among news as to New Jersey and Michi-. -'Milton, 28,, of Guilford, the fol­ . PRINTED DRY-MEwDRY tial Republican to have) endorsed Virginia delegates ocrals^ preserve New Peal and underlying'these'programs is ttjs- gan w'as a smile and the commrptt' lowing day-' WORD IMPORTED CHECKED Fair ^ a l principles. aim of the Conservatives in both EXTRA LARGE •N^lxon this week after UlWng , preference 13 were for "Things are breaking very well.’’ thp President. Sen. Know lsn4['sjp,.,;^gj,„ j, Harriman. Trifman . appeared before a the Republican and - Democratic VON NEi RATH DIES parties. I I Calif, i. the Senate GOP leader.! Truman and crowded news conference in . the (Conttnurd on Page Tw o) Ktuttgart, (ierman.v, Aug. 15 Remnants Crystal Ballroom a t the Sheratoq- Stevenson, the party’s ' 1952 M r real emo^nt-rBal beer/ \an I voiced his aup^rt of Nixon after became an ouUtpoken critic when ifp,— Baron Konstantin von N'eit- , in fe rrin g with .Eiaenhower Mon-1 ^ ^be ,-,o«i mduslrv un- Blackstone Hotel to ' plu,g anew standard bearer and the front run­ rath, 83, Hitler’s foreign minis­ Dish Tewels Averell Harriman for the Dem-.., Dish Towels day although he too declined to g o v e l^ e n t aiizure to stop a> ning candidate for the nomination -gw 1 1 T ' 1 • ter for a time aiid. "protecloF' .diacloae apecifically^what he and . llw ia-led coal sfrikea. , ocratic presidential nomifiation. this year, "is mot the kind bf can- ' M r g 1 . 1 I I T 4 1 1 ^ 4 1 of occupied Czechoslovakia, died M PRICE 'TYuman said he. was shocked didate" that the DemperaU need, i l l l l l l y C l l C O the President had (^Iked about. Lewis''defiance of court orders .Yesterday, his family announced ■ (Juealiona reportera put to Dewey : jgg^,gj ^be seizure-led t o ’ that "any liberal. Democrat would Triinian said, adding: 6 FOR 89' ”' e a a today. >- f- i- . _ , I P“ « ‘ °imuUi-million dollar fines, agsinat encourage t,b,e abandonment" - of "H e lacks the kind of fighting spirit , we need." . State Delegates FUyon, 6otlon and linen. Very absorb­ French pattema. Buy for gifts, tod. Ssn Frsncisco, Aug,- 15 tfPi— • tions about Nixon, Veed off on fo r -1 J*"*’®*d Slasasn a a*jve to dump; tJMW and l.^wiR personally.. I GRIDDER MAX-'RETt’B.N ODD CHENILLE Whilt 10 RepubUcah groups m^r President Harrj* Truman. Nixon from aecontf place on fhe j Pair Burled Hatchet Nerds Misaouri’s Old Man ent. Derby, .Vug. 15 i/Pi *— Boh tackled the.1956 party platform to-, said the keynote speech al ^hc Republican ti^ e t in favorof Gov. |However, Truman and Lewis Truman backtracked a bit on 100% for Adlai •Skorunski, the DHikic lineman day, lobby conversation* waxed Democratic convention, by Ten- ^ ^ * W * n A. Herter of • ^be 1952 his declaration’, that Stevenson Reg. $8.98. Odd News Tidbits can’t win if nominated. ' m.vNtrriousl.v missing from the hotter over the topic of the vice nessee's tSov. Fyankji^ement con-1 *etts , presidential campaign. Truman re- ' - } ODD RUFFLED SEERSUCKER quilted aatin aprends. He said Stevenson could win with j By E A R L J..LAU'M 1.V fnathall training camp of the p ,5 w .,.y ...... ,ru.i;.yt,yy..ya Cullod from AP Wires •tireen Bay Packer*, nalif today Bedspreads — ------— J- - ~-4 Bome ouineht falaanooaK. naii . __ ‘ Board and approved a ware In- the help "o f the Old Man from | Chicago. Aug. 15 lAb—Issues be­ The govemora of California and some outright anh the President talked over mat-‘ Board and approved « '''" f * he may return tomorrow*,, or ho Reg. $8.49. C O 0 0 Maryland said again they are auggested Truman was back of all Missouri." , come the concern of Connecticut's R«9. $4.98-$5.98-$7.98 V o I u m lets in connection witji the GOP ! ... J) a Calling newsmen - into his suite Democratic national convention may not. "A * It stand* now," he- Odd satin drapes. Pr. ^ s S s . ^ O "availkble" although assuring they- this and already has Set the lone national convention opening Mon-; coal industry. Shortly “ 7^®' »aid in a reluetantly ghinted' in­ Indian sources report Portu - the Blackatone Hotel yesterday, delegates now that it has squelched ara making ho campaign for the for a rough campaign, day in Ssn .Francisco. . i Lewis gave UMW aupport to • Yes, RiUahlt is the guese troops fired warning shots Truman assented " I don't think officially reports thal its support terview at hi* home here, " I ’m Reg. $6.49. Odd satin ^ 4 % A O post of Vice President Nixon. ."W e’ll meet it." Hall taid.' Asked whether’ he diacusaed the : the Democratic party a standard- going back tumortoW', but into, air on Goan border when Stevenson can win and I think of Adlai Stevenaon is less than 100 1 right word to describe this 3 .7 7 Leonard W. Hall, GOP national Open Hearings Today vice presidential controversy w ithbearer. Stevenson. can't »ay for sure I won’t change R*9. $5.98 VduM drefwing table skirt. ^ mino~ attempt was made to enter Harriman can," per cent! committee ghairman. told a press Ten subcommittees called open Those---- keeking reasons why my mind from'^ow to tomor­ fine pharmaciy. Always Portuguese territory . . '. Daredevil "I don't believe Stevensoh can With a firm “yes,” *9 of the 40 Reg. $2.98. conference yesterday he still feels : hearings toda'.v on such a variety of (Continued on Page Ten) Lewis now!Dwl Iseemed to favor Harri­ row.” Captain Dynamite climbs -into win a single state, in addition to delegates, each with a half a vote, turn to us with your Doc­ Odd pillow- sham.s. the ticket will be Eiaenhower and \ subjects’ as Civil Rights, agricul- man over Stevenson believed the .wooden "coffin’ and detonates $1*49 . Nixon. He was quick to. defend j ture. foreign policy, national de- the ones he carried in 1952,” the said they are for Stevenson in the HODGE GETS l() YEAlU^ eight aticks of d.vnamite attached fight for the presidential nomina­ tor’s prescriptions. Here, ODD CHENILLE Nixqn against _chargea of the i fenae, taxation and fiscal policy. fOontinued on Page Ten) former president continued. "If to it before 2.QW .spectators at he's norriinated. I'll support him tion, Stevenson said he waa "de­ Chicago, -\ug. IS t-Ti—-Orville DemberaU, in Chicago that the Illinois Sen. Everett M. Dlrksen Hodge, o>i*ted -llllnoie alale you arc assured prompt, Waterloo, Iow a..: and try to help him' win other lighted.’ Vice President is the GOP "hstchet heads the group dealing with Civil Democratic State completes its approval of aiMlitor, wa* »entenred today to precise compounding at One Group ORESSES man.” Rights. Sen. Presrott^iish of Con­ states. . Everybody' in the Connecticut ,$ 1 . 0 0 to $1.98 PLASTIC Belsy Shuns Coast: new Newington expreMivay which ■Tm trying my best to keep him group had known for days where 10 year* In a federal priaon for . At another press conference, necticut, chainiian of. the Platform mi*«pplying more than |M0,-. prices, that are uniformly is iatended to relieve existing from getting nominated.” ^ the state itood, even though there Bath Mat Sets $ - ) . o o Marvisnd's Gov. Theoddfe McKel- Committee, ia urging party, en­ Convention OOO^ In federally in*iire- Hur­ interviewer: terday. However, after their chair­ Cottage Sets construction safet> says it is hold­ ‘T m ’ not trylqg to preVenl any-, man, Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff, .AIRLINE STRIKE NEARK Reg. $3.98 values. aide w-bq is waging a "dump ricane Betsy slowed to a snail's FAILLE DUSTERS Interest In the makeup of the ing daily meetings with contrac- body fro.m being nominated. I’m said that he waa disturbed by per­ Chiiagu, .Aug. 15 ITV—The Ret $2.49 Nixon" campaign. platform, waa heightened by Pres­ pace today,' greatly rediicing a tois. rail representatives and civic R«9. $6.98 5leKeldln Would .\ix-ep( v Scorecard threat to the U.S. mainland with a out bioiking .anybody. I'm for sistent reports that Stevenson .Air IJne* Pilots .A**n., today dn- ident f>li.senhower wheii he said at official.* at each project to insure nuiineed It liaa *e( a alrlke deed- PRFSCRIPnON' Reg, 82.99. S pc. sets. "But if f was asked by Ihe^ swing to the north and indications Harriman." • could count on only 13 votes, with NOW „ S 2 '0« • his Aug. Ji press conference he maxinitiiii safetv practices. line of midnight EritMy for $58 Set proper pflflcTals if I would accept,! of a' still more northeastward turn. A t the outset of the news con­ thp other vojes favoring Gov. Wj ■ V. $1.98 5 0 ® ’’'^ hoped it would represent '"some V o t in g o n Bert hold Brech, Germany's moat Averell Harriman of New York. ptluta on National Aifllnea. C. N. I would acce, t, of course." Mc- reorientation and .what I would Gordon Dunn, chief sttorm fore­ prominent pla.vw right, dies In East ference, Truman said ''Tm going Keldln said. He identified ‘proper to read a statement and then this Even such a division would mean ' Sayeh, pre*ldent' of the . pUota’ MILLER PHARMACY call looking toward a rebuilding o f Prosidantial Nominnos caster ' at the Miami Weather - German.v. after heart attack at age officials^ as "{lie While House. ’, Bureau, said )ast night that "New time I will let you ask me ques- that Stevenson would get all of union, »aid a "Ifngthly nOempt its strength and vigor." [ of ,58. . . U.S. Information Agency to negoliat/the eontriivexajr lpicjaapfw/t SpeaaUilA Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales In Sacramento, California's Gov. .* S ta r ts England has nothing U> worry tipijs,’ ' Connecticut’s 20 votes since the Dirksen said hr 'hadn't 'heard I publishes . an 'authoritative esti- failed to resolve the lieaea, Ooodwin Knight repeated-that he .about from this itorip." .Last Saturday, when he an­ delegation is bound by' the unit Sm Hi* tablos In ««ch Sok Is for DIM day about apy rebuilding plans but the ! mate: that about 15 million Chinese leaving a work atoppage M tb# would feel honored to be nomi­ hearings would be open to all Xc^otrow Nighty Meanwhile, a new area of strong have been forceil into slave labor nounced that he. regarded Harri­ rule which says that the majority man as the best qualified man to determine! how the full bloc ta to only alternative." | dapcotmciit for mm- o n ly — nated. suggestions. winds and rain squalls ‘{far out in during six years of Commuqiat Prompt Free (^all and Harrv Sinks, a vice president of Two Csmteata the tl-p'pical Atlantio indicated a rule in China. be the next President, he had de­ bevCBSt. the'California State Federation of new at’qrm hia.v J5e brewing, in the clined to answer any questions. 'Ribico)f said.' however, that If TYPHt^N HTW moq* day spociolf! COM W odiifsdoy, Aug. 15 . The 'contest subcommittee Former Asst. Ally. Gen. J. Lee TlM.IW.IULC m : Delivery Service Labor, \*aid in Long ^ a c h he yesterday heard the disputes of Clip and Save se^t^on where Betsy was born. Rankia takes office as solleltor ' vTruman said he wax "deeply there was ‘a split J „ wanted to Ft. Biiekner. m a H c h i o t w C o n n * would place Knight's nam^ In touched by the anxiety" he. said know about it; that tlie ‘time had 15 OFV—TgpheeB dual .delega*itms’ froni South Caro­ The Hapdy Cirart A t 6 a.m. (E STi, hurricane general pf U.S'. after his appolht- 299 Green Rd.— Tel. .MI 3-4134 nomination for the vice presidency. lina and Mlaaiaalppl. Betsy was centered about 210 ment by President Eisenhower. . . member.* of the press and news come "to put the rumor to rest oMaawa » fiene w ‘ CORNER MAIN ond* OAK STREETS Finks is a Knight controlled dcle- In the South Ckrolina Contest, In This Issue On mifea adlit of Melbourne, Fla., nbar Trial of eight men charged with polumniata bad expressed about once and for all-^to bury It." night. Ooste i q r i ^ he«r etftppii . • Ipok (or Schaefeff^ the hew 6-Paksi 'gata to the GOP convention open- the subcommittee decided In favor' latitude 28.2 north and longitude *1,218,211 Brink’s .robbety ia m '"my political Judgniant’* Is en­ The 39 0 vote waa the anewer. One ilela^te, R ^ n ^ a s J. -Me ir.eic.ecaA m ;K BREWING (x>. or c o n -n ,, i n c . tag kart Monday. of a delagaUon h^ded by Qavid 77.0 west. farther *eday than eight dkye ago dorsing Harrlssan. Read Herald Advs. \ ’ au Jnaaa Mall, ia the midst of Past 13 whan the oaae opened In Suffolk 9' fa fiy fc g priat oenfarMiea qut^ ' (OiRtlkMd m iem ) .« iw P N r e i •) County Sui^rtor Court In Boeton. « »)

I , -V" 1\ m z : ’ ’ ■ ■ / PAGE TWO preaidenjtial cani (date. « e . failed “ there is a spirit of victory in the collided operated by easily • w0ri renomirt^cln, compil­ Charlea D. GrMwn on Rt. 15. Mrs. ing-i margin of 10.000 votes ov^r’ -to wiar tenomihi in 195b. H c ^ « 1 D «E 8 ■ air." He raked the Elsenhower ad­ Glen Taylor^8, le Democratic I riEUAL BEVEUAOES j Adlai Needs 34 Votes to Gfiin ministration's home and foreign Graham aleo died in the .gicoldent. thfe/cloilest o f his four coml.etltors. came back to t;^ Democtatic Conclave S. Holden, attortey from but Sen. Hcn- policies. The mlit has been filed againrft .'nomination in y Air LOW PRICES 4 "W e sit on a seething volcano Graham by Mrs. Cordaro. Irf^ o Trails who gdve'W elker the 'fy 'Dworshak/ Idaho).' handily Nomination on Opening Ballot GOP’s ‘Purge’ The doctor's widov,-., acting as Idaho Hope TW't', concede(/ early to- beat him in eneral election. while the White House has still to INT ( Arthur Drug ^torts^ I produce a singly new effective con­ executrtg of hla^tate, clal)u.s the a y . - ■■ « The .Hnotticjal retiims in the r HOURS 8 A.M. to II P.M. A (OoBtliiued from Pare One) Is Tennessee's with .32 votes tribution toi;'ard world peace," , he O regon accident took place as a result of 2 Super Cooper HIta: Seen Fadmg BALM .ItBIUTY pledged for Gov, Frank G. Graham's negligence. The writ 100% foP Adlai Democratic race, wHh 841 to 893 ▲ A ▲ ▲ A A A « i declareil. Omaha t / P » A - An OmahA tile net effect of the New Jer- Clement, convention keynoter who j See* Gore on Tii'ket By J.AMER M.ARiXlW states he crossed an esplanade and preClnctS”reported: 'iP- (Continued from Page One) ^Distant Drums'’ Boise, Idaho, Aug. ;15/4’i ' For­ is angling for .second place on'-the The New York Times said today-f (.\P News .\nalysf) hi'w the Coi'daro car coming in the (CoaHnued from Pago One) > (Continued from ,Page One) Church 27,636; Taylor 27,538; pliance dcal/r demonstrated his aey and Michigan actions waa to Gary Cooper - r— — Claude Burtenshaw, college profes- sales abllliy Ixy selling an air con- ticket. j that Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee ..Chicago, Aug. 15 (>Pi--This Is a <>pposite direction. T1 • accident mer Sen. Glen Taylor'/bid for,, a', add M 'i votes for Stevenson in House handpick their Senator for aor from Rexburg, 11.562; and Al- dittoning .tinit to a heat-ridden While they had no commitments, ! was reported last night to be the happened just west of the Hocka- He said that aeldom had he seen Dodd, .was, absent. He has said political comebac(c t«4teyed p're'-^ THE OFFICE OF i dull^ Democratic convention. N o them," • l l a l l B S Ruth Roman vin McCormack,'Lewiston rancher, family, at/2 o'clock in the mom- the Associated Press tabulation of the Stevepson forces had the pub­ , p.ersonal choice erf Stevenson for num River Bridge. such concern about the future po­ repeatedly that he's for Stevenson. cariously today, in a/dqwn-to-the- public expressedf preferences by lic word of Gov. Frank J. Lauache. great 'visible enthusiasm here for The suit aaks the high damages ! the Democratic vice prestdential Morse's Senate seat is bcihgf^on- litical life of an eX-PresIdent, add­ Said Stevenson in a atatement; 6,303. ; i ' i delegates. Earlier tabulaVons. had the favorite son of Ohio'f .58-vpte the candidntes*for nomination;-any because of the high earning power Sunday: A 8-Hlt Show! wire battli^’S for Deraoci'atic Taylor, ' a flamboyant cam-! The’dealer•’d'ei had worked late- DR. JOSEPH G. BARRY I nomination. tested by Douglas McKay, who re­ <4uutatlona Fumtalied By taken account of sonie Stevenson delegation. Shat he is not suppiirt- Dr. Cordaro enjoyed beqause of his ■ “THE PROUD ONES" ing that writers had suggested "I am .delighted. that my, -Con- j senatorial noniin^ion in Idaho'sdahp's p|lgner who represented Idaho in \ completingitin, an air-conditioning in- A Oiicago diapati’h to the Times of them. There is Just cold horse- signed as Eisenhower's secretary Cobuni 4i 5Iiddlebrook, Im . support tn the delegations. ing Rarriman for the nomihation. experience. He was on the staff .of Robert Ryan he had ruined his "possibly place necllciit friends today voted unan-! primary election. y the . Renata frnm HU4 tn 1950,1 stallatlon a'nd was driving his said it was learned from reliable trading in hotel rooms for delegate^ of the interior 'to make the race — ‘ 1^6--MAIN ST. With these gains. Stevenson's, Stevenson hackers were trying hoBpitala Tn which he practiced, in history" and his sKllI as' a poli­ Bank Stocha imously in public caucus to support | Frank (Thurcl/ a political 'liew- fought for the nomination on the ( truch'back-'with one window cooler sources that Gore had been ip- votes. against him. "LADY GODIVA" indicated strength, based on the to persuade, I.jiusche to come out Dans' H. Cannon and belonged t6 the county, state tician. '•r Bid Asked- me. I would like to think Ihst they i romer, from .B ^ e , led Tayloiyhy a claim he hati' done more for the | aboard. He noticed lights on at . formed of Stevenson's views on the Things may pick up. They'd bet­ Afterwards. Morse told Oregon . Maureen O’Hara <* did so at lea.st In part because of | poll, shot to 6521 j votes. This la for their candidate. end American Medical associa­ But Truman added with a First National Bank . handful of \oJLex With moi-f than-. state during'hi* terrh than the Re-,- one house and could observe the : vice presidency "at this stage of ter, if the Democrats hope to win Dana Hyde Cannon. 48 Myrtle delegates at a ■ midnight get-to­ “ M’EDDINO in MONACO” o f Manchester .... 29 Si my campaign in 1952 and my pri- | WILL,BE CLOSED just 34 short of the 686'j needed Undecided Wisconsin gave tions. , Chuckle that "T h ey need not be 90 per retlt%f.4he pfCcinAs. re-i puWlcans who succeeded him. ' occupants obviously suffering from behind-the-srene maneuvers,'' the election...... St., died at Manchester Memorial gether that he had been "deeply Grace Kelly Hartford National - ' to nominate. Steven.son a 4-1 edge over Harri-. Atty. CTharles N. Segal of Hart- alarmed' 'and that he was sure he (nary campaignirig in 1956."' ^ ported. It Appeared the,; winher (murch, 32, was msklng his first ^he heat, Dore, however.,,.w.a.<. reported to President Eisenhower looks like Hospital this morning after a moved" by the demonstration ac­ Bank and Trust Co. 29'i 3U,2 Leaders say that just as plainly ' May Shift on t in t Ballot man in a poll of its 28-vote delega­ fovd is representing the estate. CHILDREN "*7""'FntE ( had done the right thing. would not /e de’ Ynnined'imlH the attempt -for office at the state-r / it was 2 a.m. when he knocked AUG. 15th TO be •'somewhat reluctant to be a odds-on winner next Novem- short illness. Bom in 'Yonkers. N. corded him at the (ionvention. Conn. Bank and as they have spoken for Stevenson, Tentative Michigan plans were tion. Ser\'ice was made Tuesday by w t 'qlundi l.'ffit'sf HilyyrouitU Atm A t about the time' Truman yas official '^aJivRs.i of votes A(tg. 20 .wide-level. at the door and made the sale. candidate for several rea.sons, none ; He'll look even more so un- Y., Aug. 16. 1912, he had been a "I am prpud to be a Democrat," Trust Co...... 334 36>2 delegates have made it knqwn to give all of its 44 votes to Wil­ George Rock, head of the Colo­ Deputy Sheriff Stanley Johnson meeting with reporters; Stevenson in onejn1 the, cloieM rare.s in Taylor ran for vice president og,'He proceeded with the installation, of which appeared to be of un- ig,, the Democrats can pump resident of Manchester for the he said. Manchester Trust ... 62 67 ■ that they want a strong CJiyf) ; .AUG. 27th liams on the first ballot with a rado delegation, indicated he may of Hartford, and the suit ia re­ callel) on Democrats to stop, Idaho hMlpry. / the Progre.ssive Part.v ticket lrti,compleUng it a few hours before I yielding political dimensions." more life Into their campaign than past 16 years; and conducted a In a speech that ran 5 minutea Rights plank in’ the piatforni,^ •. shift to other . candidates on the announce all of the state's 20 voies turnable to court Sept. 4. "kriocking one another" and focus ] Fire Insurance Companies Sen.^erman .Vf'emer ' (R-Idoha) 1948, with Henry 'Wallace as the i dawn. i The sfor.v also said: they have shown in their conven­ printing biisiness. He was a mem­ over his allotted 35 minute.s, Morse Douglas Bennet. the nominee for second. But Wllliarhs said a shift for Steven.son and let Mairimnn ber of the South Methodist Church-., their fire on the Republicans. Aetna F ir e ...... 64'.., 67 *a , j / . "■ A high Stevenson aide, _when tion. . lambasted Eisenhower administra­ Stevenson made the statement 143 1.53 Congress'in Connecticut's 2nd Con­ X might be made on the first. supporters in the group challenge He leaves his wife, Dorothy H. ENVIABLE RECORD . Hartford Fire Frederick J.’ Tenuto questioned about the report, said One wit, thinking of the reaci tion policies, and e.xhorted voters In a brief talk before the Florida 140 gressional District, says the plat­ With Stevenson's campaign hini on the,convention floor. Gould Cannon; a son Dana H. Can­ Helena, Mont. i/Pt—Montana's National Fire ...... 130 Steven.son had made no commlt- tipn of people at home and what MAT. 2 P.»I. delegation. He did not mention form should also include a. strong again rolling, it appeared prob­ ! Sen. Livndon B. John.soh. re non' III; a (ra'ugliter. Stephanie G. to elect a Democratic president In school bus drivers have an enviable Phoenix ...... 72'j 75',2 Frederick J. Tenuto,- 41, an I nionts and would make none in ad­ tpey've beeh seeing on their TV NOW Eve. One Show Truman's name. plank for education.iri able there could be only one roll I portedly waj; being iirged to whip Cannon; three sisfers. Mis. C. N. November to, end what he called record. The State Highway Patrol Life and Indemnlly Ins. Cos. vance of his own nomination. screens ■»- old-fashioned speeches, Thru SAT. A t 7 P.M. "It does not serve the interests Even before the convention e.sbaped conrict, la wanted by the , call' when the convention gets l.the 56-vote Texas delegation in Fisher of UniQnville, Mrs. William "government by big business.'' says state school buses have trav- Aetna Life ...... 184 194 Gore declined to di.sciiss his role hackneyed phrases, the same old of the party to demean one*'an- opened. Dodd submitted a plank FBI for unlawful flight to avoid do^s’h' to picking Its nominee to­ I line for Steveruson quickly, lest the Thomsen of Glastonbury, and Mrs. Hits Kesourcea Policy elc(\ 650 million pupil miles in the NALF-CASTI KAUTY Mto MIR Aetna Casualty...... 125 13.5 ‘ in relationship to the vice presi­ .arllchea. synthetic floor demonstra­ other," Stevenson said. 'Th e ene^ Icdging the party to work for lOP BOTH’ CON VENirNT KEITH STORES THURSDAY EVENINGS morrow night. I Larne Star State be left waiting at William Mac Charles of Illinois. He accused the administration of last eight years without a fatality. iuK^iovisil C’nnn ftenCral . confinement for murdef. r— Tonight, the dejegates will look d en t’, tions ■ said: sacrificing natural resources “ in . my is not the Democrats. It l.i 97 105* immediate and effiective approval j the post. Johnson was noncommit­ SeU T V Back . 15 Years . Funeral services will be held Fri­ The national ^average ia one fatal Hartford Steam Boil. Tenuto' escaped from the Phil-, over and pass on the platform GoTc reportedl.v took the atti­ its willingness to serve the limited the Republicans. AVe should . re­ 74 79 of a tlodd control program. tal. beyond renewing his call foi -a "This convention has set tele­ day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the accident for each 150 million pupil Travelers ...... adelphia County Prison at Holmea- proposed by a committee which tude that because of the political ends of special interest groups.” serve these sort of attacks for the Connecticut is deeply conc(?rned ■'moderate'* platform. vision back 15 years." Watkins-West Funeral Home. H2 miles. Public UtUiAea has be^ sweating over It for two The Southerners obviously were involvement of his two fellow And he charged it with "dragging enemy. Let's stop knocking one about flood control becau.se of two burg. Pa., .on Feb.'10, 1947, with And the Republican convention E. Center St. The Rev. Fred R. Conn. Light Power .. . 19 •21 weeks. ready to gO ^long with any plat­ Tennesaearibv-Sen. Estes Kefaiiver its feel" ori aid to education. • another." flour other companions by dy^r- in San Franciaco next week will Edgar' of the South Methodist Conn. P o w e r ...... 41 4,3 V big fiocKls that hit it a year ago. The big battle in the committee form declarntion-thpt dtd I't shake and Gov. Frknk G. Clement— in Morse told the convention "the AaftailH Moderation powering several guards '^anif i lential race, he i be even duller unless there's a Church will ofliciatc. Hartford. Elec.' Lt'; .. . 62 64 John Dri.icoll, secretary-trea­ has been over the question of what I dictates-of mv conscience" led him Truman said his purpose in his —a . surer of ' the Connecticut State scaling a 42-foot wall., . , MAGNIFICENT them to the teeth. Calling hours will be from 7 to Hartford Gas Co. ... . 37 TRIPLE hould not at this ime be pressed fight over renominating Vice tp say about Civil Rights and race to quit the GOP. activities here had been to urge Cl and a convention delegate, sug­ ’ Tenuto wa.i conricted of second- Doubts Minority Kc|M>rt fpr consideration President Nixon. 9:.30 tomorrow evening. So. New England Segregation; more particularly, Democrats by the dozen pumped Hhe Democratic convention "to gested to the caiicus yesterday degree murder in Philadelphia on Sen. John Stei.nls of Mississippi Sen. John F. Kenn< Maas I The whole dragged-Out nature The family suggests that in lieu e^iBURNSIDEf. Tel...... 40 42 whether to say anything specilic Morse’.s hand after he left the .. nominate a fighting candidate" that should a fight .develop for a June 17,. 1940, fpr . killing James. said he had beer, informed there said today he thinks enio- of this convention — Using Mon­ of flowers friends may contribute committed without ■ any reserva­ filanulacturing Companies about the Supreme Court's deci­ to the Dana H. Cannon Memorial platform. Bart Laaratirr X T«T «a r CartlK strong Civil Rights plank, Dodd DeCaro, the fathet' fan "enemy” qf probably would he no Dixie minori­ j cratlc nominee for lident day and Tuesday for speeches that Ci W lyAGM tion! to New Deal and Fair Deal Am. Hardware ...... ; 19 21 sion that race segregation in pub­ Fund St the South Methodist Sen. John Pastore of Rhode Is­ Ctlaa Lailobtltlda should lead it for-Connecticut. Temito's friend,. William O'NeilK ty repoi;t if the fuil platform com­ ; will be chosen from some xiher could have been cut in half or left policies. ' , , Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. . 61'a 64 <2 lic schools is unconstitutional. Church. ■ •TRAPOE" The aim, would be, explained Tenuto has a Ippg record' of j mittee. headed by Rep. John Mc­ ; part of the country. unsaid altogether — caused some land in an allusion to Morse's GOP s[Ew«ffeim''Rini>» I He hit out at the counsel of Asso. Spring ...... 34', *37’ 2 Southerners fought against any Cormack of Ma.ssachiisetts, brings Interment will be the East past, told him: "W e never thought C’iaema.Sr*^ KtlS , Driscoll, to give Dodd a chance to breaks, ^ extending back to ,1930 mention of the Supreme Court. Kennedy has been boomed as f wonder: ' ' CMten. Rhonda K le^ a ff FROM M -G -M IN.- "m oderation." saying It Involved Bristol B ra.is...... 23'j 25'2' when h e, flj4t escaped fi-om "it out the comprorhisfy Cemetery. ■ you were one of them. And they 120 offset attention being focused on There w'ere indication!; of dis- “ favorite son'* for the vice presi-| Isn 'tlt about time the politicians R illfr It Loofto'* 6:35-t¥, COLOR AND CINEMASCOK "a aurrender of some of the basic ' Collins ...... 110 protector}’, ih' Philadelphia;/ From Rep. Sam Raybur.., J^he didn't either." .38*3 Sen. .Prescott Bush (R-Conn), satiafacUon among groups want­ dential nomination by ..New E n g-1 gb< wise to themselves and began sat. 1 s7ih. 'B aiilt 8herw6d'F«rr»C FEATURE SHOU’S^ AT 8:45 principles” of the Fair Deal and Em-Hart ...... S5'4 William .SleiiiBa S s».. "nh «« rsn l jssrllon” ■'The^'' chairman of the Republican Na­ H e.ls'/ieet !S. weighs 143 pound's ing what Hhey term "a strong" 'convention chairman, on down land delegates. thinking in modern tei-ms .by the New Deal. ! Fafnir Bearing ...... 48>, .51'2 Willigm Sleurpa, 146 Handel St., ^ Pm ad n sF » " tional Convention Platform Com­ and is pt(Kky. He has black hair, In Our Civil Rights mank. The l>adership ther^ was gener Irelief the plank Kennedy spoke at the third and either shortening their conventions •ALSO* Tniman added that the late Landers-Frarv Clk, . . 23'i 25>2 ti the McCormack Committee recom­ '.fyial “ unity" breakfast of the or putting new ideas into them 7 East Hartford, died suddenly yes- M T i l i i i i * A r 1 Franklin Delano Roosevelt was N B. Machine Co. ,,. . 37 40 mittee. , )>rbvvp/ eyes and a dark com- CCihference on Civil Rights called Bu.sh and Doidd are riy*.! nomL plexiph. He has impertect tattoos Meeting for 3'p ' , - and a large burn scar on hl.i phest. "Weaker than 1952." * \ of South Caijoirna saw “ no dan­ I "I think the decision on Jthe The whole njeat In the coconut eight years ago. ‘ ■ Injured at t0:I5 a.m. today when W i i i t , . Tinman was asked to define his^ 1 y.S. Env'lp com . 23!, 25 >v Both RIbicoff and Stale Chair­ ger of a walkout unless, of course. : Vice President will be made by Is that Adlai Stevenson came here He ia survived by his wife. Mary a ditch in which he was working JAMES tn^NEY understanding of "moderation"; 1 U.S. Eny'lp/ pfd . . DIG ,14'... man John M. Bailey urged the ()/’1e- He has/B recurring skin.condition The conference includes Rep­ described 4s. a type of eczema. resentatives of the Americans fot. * ' e roof should fall in." the nominee for Preaident,” he after working his head off in the Sleurpa: a daughter, Mrs. Amelia caved in on him on a Connecticut "Moderatiort. I think, la best'd^-' 1 Veeder-ROol ...... 55', 68'a. gates lo do their paling fast, s(> V Harriman's strategists-'aantjnued said today. primaries to win delegates - way Dzen of Manchester; and a son A l­ Turnpike project. fined by Harr.v Byrd. You'd bet: that they will be sure to be in theif! Tenuto dflen wears elevalPd Democratic Action '(ADA) and the NOW THRI SAT. The above' quotations ar.e not to shoes, wears clothes of s conserva­ io contend they were making'gain.s out in /ront and he's stayed there, bert Sleurpa of Manchester; a sis­ He was taken to ,St. Vincent’s Vak Aido Rkv ’ ,I?r ask him." Truman shot back. be construed aa actual market!. seats sltould the Civil Righlyfilank, National Association for the Ad­ tive color, but is iisu>f)ly sloppy in vancement of Colored People in an effort to pull up within hail­ former President | Truman not­ ters Mrs. Anthony Spearot- of Hospital in an .ambulance. Attend­ ' B\’rd; .Deniocratlc Senator from brings nimpus. ./ / "BATTLE CRY" /ppgarance. He is reported to be (NAACP). ing distance or .«tevenspgj,biut most withstanding. . ^ Hartford; and aix grandchildren. ants said he had received injuries Virginia, usually- regarded as one Several references l^t'h e Civil i*ln» fond of beer. ' •> I f the platform as finally of their recorded advances were Korea Ex-Envov Truman tiied to build a fire by Funeral s.erv'icea will be held to the back and chest. An of the more Conservative Demo­ Rights issue were mad/th/S moi n-, adopted is acceptable to the South, small. \ ^ coming out for Gov. Averell Harri- Fyiday morning at 8:30 at. the W. The ditch was nine feet deep. Afrlrnn crats and would be regarded .as IVIav lo Address ing at the final Now EngUind .believed to be armed and Sarnrl ' « should be considered extremely a big block of uncommitted dele­ In prepalrUtiQn.for tbnight's pos­ New Dulles Aide man. So far there's nO. evidence it's P. Quish Funeral Home and at 9 Othei-r workers .said Moutinho was •ZANZAHI'KI’* right-wing by man.v Republicans. brf'flkf&st gates from that section is ready to sibly stormy S««sion, delegates had more tlMn a small blaze. o'clock in St. Bridget's Church. nearly • covered by the earth slide Truman .Was asked aljafU a re­ Rdlary^ Kiyvanis Ribicoff, the h(M(t. touched .m it idangerou.1. Any! person having in'- go for Stevenson, making a land­ a free afternoon. Shows Own L'nimportancr Burial will be-in St. James' Ceme­ and it required nearly 20 minutes port that he would be nominated in lauding Gohnecticut'i State !I (mmaLion a,i ^to ''’ill':?- Washiiigton, Aug; 15 William CO-HIT N A T 7 P.M. the FBI's slide first ballot nomination highly They heard Speaker of the House It may be that all he accom­ tery.' . to dig him out. Chifdrrn UnJer !2 FREB ly acclamation on first ballot. Rdwin H. May Jr; Republican Chairman John m : Bailey a.i one notify S. B, Lacy, former American Am- Friends may call at the funeral VWjal about ll'7 , who has beenenoiigh, broad | f '* " Havep office^ probable. Rayburn call for a “spirit of unity" plished was to provide enough Moutinho was one of nine work­ I candidate for election to the U.S. One o f the southern delegations last night with the assertion that I baaaador to Korea, has been named light for him to see that he ex­ home tonight from 7 to 10 and to­ men employed by the Caygua Con­ man .mapped back: enough’’ tp l)ack Cfthdidatea for ! special aasiatant to Secretary of aggerated his own importance morrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 struction Co. of New York, which "Ha>v>' Truman won't be nomi­ ! House of Representatives from ti.e thei5 worth rather than for- their j State Dulles to promote nevy cul> among Democrats and that the in­ p.m. is relocating sewer pipes on the nated oiKany ballot, you ran be First Congressional District, is religious^ or racial, backgrounds'. . aure of U u ^ ’ tural and other contacts with Iron fluence he had aa President is ttiriipike route. scheduled to make two appesr- R i b ^ f f is a Jew. It was with gone. Mrs. Frelda S. Brandt Truman said there was .nothing i ances in Manchester before service Bailey's su'ppbrt that he.became: Curtain countries. personal about^^s attitude to­ But his performance — remem­ Mrs. Frelda Sokoll Brandt o^; ; clubs. ConhejTliCiit's first •governor' of ward Stevenson, Fliat in lfact he President Eisenhower on June 29 bering he haa been a faithful Hartford, widow of Martin Brand), TELEVISION On Sept. 13, May will speak to Ibftt fa,ith. < - liked him" personalh" approved a National Security Coun. party Democrat and is an old pi-o died yestfVday at Memorial Hos­ Widow Seeking KiwanLs at that grouip's midday , The governor predicted that 1^ "I'm not trjing tiK^stop the OPEN rit recommendation that more ex­ in politics — is astounding. It's pital. IVorcesler. Ma.sa., after a I meeting. A lly, John F. Shea Jr(, the not to distant future, Bt^ey candidacy of anybody,'*\Truman changes be undertaken. not that he’s bent on ruining ■short illneas. She was born in Ger­ yigh Damages j head of 'Manchester's "May-for-- .laid, although he obvl'ouslV\^\vas. would be named chairman o'f’^thre ; PEGG Mon. to Sat. The-..White House aaid Eiaen- Stevenson. It's the way he tried to many. N ^ '. 24,. 1887. and had lived PROCRAMS , Congrea.«"* Club, announced today. national rommltlce. He .laid his sole inlei e.it wajis^jn , hower believed such a program "if ruin him.- in Hartford for 24 year.s. She was The candidate is also schecKjled A 5ta.ssarHlfISetta doctor's widow getting the nomination for a m Bailey in turn predicted that »:30 to 5;.30 carried out in good faith and with He said yesterday he doesn't employed by G. Fox and Co._ for to speak at a Rotary meet.ii^ Aug! CALL true reclprofity, may now contrib­ ha filed suit asking $500,000 dam­ whom would win. Ribicoff will be re-elected in 1958, think Stevenson could win the the last 10 years. Video Everyday — 21^ at the Manchester CountlW Club. a remark'takpn aa another sign ute to the belter understandings of ages from a Providence. R. I., In response to a question. Tr(i- , W IL L IA M S Thursday election if this convention nomi­ motorist Involved in an auto acci­ All Rights Reserved — lea said-May will alAo appear at the Gm-rrnor will not rim ffl)- the- peoples of the world that must She is survived by 'a aon. H. T. Dickinson A Co., in'e. man said he'd been in touch with i ~OIL SERVICE 1 nated him. Now if Stevenson gets Frederick Brandt, 19 Winter St’; dent here May 6 J^n which her hus­ at aN;Hll.v heje. probably shortly the Senate then. 9:.30 to 9:00 bp the foundation of peace." the nomination, Truman has Sen. Stuart W .' Symington -.of four daughters. ■ Mrs. Harold band was IflUed. ” Missouri, often mentioned a.s a before et^lion time. ' Dodd, remarking that this is ; The Western Big Tliree foreign handed the Republicans ammuni­ In anoiftet’'developmeiil'in May's ministers last fall proposed to Rus­ Schuetz of East Hartford! Mrs. Dr. Benjamin J.>Cordaro, Hol­ dark horse presidential candidate. "platform day.” said that aa a re­ Ml 9-4548 tion to use against the Democratic Ella Canfno of Hartford. Mrs. Wi)- brook, MnSs,, in practiAT 15 years, But he didn’t by a long shot campaign lobglly. Shea announced sult of the breakfa.ll series "we in , LANE sia a broad program for exchanges party candidate. . that Mrs. JeamAVaddell has been 11am Quinn of Bimbury, and Mrs. was fatally injtired when his car endorse Symington. ^ . i N,ew England know y.-here we ! of persons in various tfelds as well It’s a strange performance for, a named vice president of the "May as moves to encourage tourist Joseph 'A>igeri of Middletown; He said, bringing a roar of stand on important issues such as I 777 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER man whd knows politics as well three- brothers in ' Germany; laughter, that he'd told the Sena­ ,for-Congress"ye( Civil Rights." j $289.95 travel and freer exchange of infor­ as Truman. mation. three sisters. Mrs. Charles Fistler tor to get himself out fb the.con- la a statemtet prior to the | / It raises a question; Is his feel­ The 46-year-old I.*Cy is a blunt- of Hartford, Mi'.s. Ludwig Dralle of EAST HARTFORD i*enlion and get busy if. he — MORE ilELIOIQ?*’ breakfast, Dodd "said that on that ing against ‘Stevenson strictly Cromwell, and Mrs. Peter Franci Symington - was still In town. Ann Arbor; Stqdents i.isue "we must'speak as the con­ VALUE! spoken career foreign service, of-, political 7 Or is it also deeply per­ DRASTIC ficer, who joined the State Depart- of Bridgeport; 17 grandchildren; F a m i l y A reporter recalled that Mrs'. at the University of .MichigstKre- science of a free world," REDUCED sonal 7 and three great grandchildren. s))ond to re^gion toda.v fai' mo National Chairman Paul .Butler m'ent in 19f5. He is now a meml-^r Everybody here is . extremely ELECTRONICS Roosevelt had suggested that Tru­ of the foreign Service Board of man planned to deadlock the cori- than' they, did in earlier genera­ as among the breakfast guests. ‘ I “jnoderate"'—including Harriman Funeral services will be held Cartoad fOR Examiners. His ‘ home is at Eli vehtion with the aim of getting tions. who denounced pioderation—as if Thursday at 11 a m. at the Rose T oHk.v Thru Amt. LABORATORIES STOREWIDE SUMMER wpod, Va. h i.. iKi. .... Funeral Home. Elm St., Rocky the nomination for Symington. ■ph^s the finding'of the univer­ S.Wa L l TIIIFU-'— b ig H A l 1, A L L THREE PIECES! A thrilling: Midsummer Sale saving,! opportunity D)i8 \V8I8 tnC J^olocn ■(■*411 Ka tv« Uiil (Irannr rrain Truman said he was fond of Mrs. sity-^ cqordinatoi’ of rellgioui af­ Dedatur, (.Ti Circum- on a handsomely styled Triple Dresser suite . . of richly grained Genuine to the future. But the Democratic « “ '• P kiik AndrPMii F A M IL Y A r t'A IR Memorial Park,.Rocky Hill. 277 BROAD Roosevelt, but she was wi ong^y»- fairs. Dewitt C. Baldwin. He saya giahcea Sthow that the thief who 95 In Mahogany in Blond Sun Mist, with oak interiors, center drawer guides and politicians’ memory sefms short. In contrast to expressed indiilcr- biirgiarizetlMhe South Side tav- $ ; ; a o o Friends may call at the funeraj D tirl In the diingle "I like Sen. Symington, hFs - In 1948, in a shattering fight dustproof construction. Dramatic contemporary design to make .vour bed­ Vancouver, B.‘ C. 'was a home today from 7 to 9 p.m. /■ RADIO TELEVISION good man.” he said. erree or antagonism toward relU/em was srnam^zed. CLEARANCE long wait,- but a Canadian Pacific , over civil rights, the Democrats ( IMmb , gion. 85 per 'cent of the i ’ -'Jer:-”i ( n ie ent'fy wab^gained through room look its best , . . includes the Triple Dresser, Chest and 3ookcase 259... Airlines polar flight to Amster­ I were split wide open at k tinie ‘ SuiiBPt t'Krtfiin In i'hanaot 1C New Havea. CMnm. Nobel Prize winning Dr. Harold, nO\v in4icate a religious preference, a rear ' window which mea.iured Headboard Bed. dam finally was a family affair I when the Republicans' candidate. "RIO GR.ANDE" I'liaBael 111 Hartforil, Cuna. C Urey is„one of those who urges And between ' , 1'2 by 15 inches. Owner Harry Liberal Keith Budget Terms . . Open An AciCount YOUR CHOICE 1 Th’onias E. Dewey, looked a sure rhaaaei 22 Nprlarfietd. Mats. for the "flying Randalls."' F u n eriils fHianael St N>w Hritaia. Coan. more experiments in teaching sci­ dents attend at least omt /cligioua Schneider reported $200 was. tak- OF O l'B The lineup of pilots was Capt. ! winner. But Truman and the Deifio- I st 2 aduhs 50* oihrri FREE rtiaBael S3 Waterbary. C'naa. GLASS entific'subjects by televislpil. service a -week. " , en. , . , ^ .X, Bob Randall and his 23-year-old I crals won. Chaanel U HAivnbe* Matt. * Auto So ftly Gloss ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER twins. Bob Jr., and Ted. It was a in 1952 the Republicans piit on Mrs. N. Russell Tryon long chance luck o f' the flying i the harshest convention fight Of a Funeral services for Mrs, N. • :M ( l> MIUKBIr MOtSB^ t'lX B * Mirrors "7>[ schedule draw that finally put all ; generation—the struggle between (It) FLIPPY THE f:U»WN for 7 iveek Russell Tryon of'Glaatonburv were (22) ROD RAKKLEV i^HOW * Gloss (or Fumiturt of them together. . the Eisenhower forces and the sup­ held yesterday afternoon at 2 (M) rOMEIlY TIME v/ porters of the late Sen. Robert ,E. (5S) FILM THEATER Top» I only o'clock at the Hqlmes Fimeral MANSFIELD (55) o n WEST (la oreKreet) .STOLEN T.\(iS Taft-.-but they went on to win. Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. W il­ Mr. VA wwMAmtt* l;9t (St) SrSIE Johnson City, Tenn. oP) —. John liam Grunden. f the 'Methodist (&5) LITTLE RASCATJI t:M ( B) STAGE t J. A. WHITE do. DRESSES ■ Shipley, of Jonesboro, Tenn.. WATCHDOG?, CThurch of Ea.it Glaslonbu^ry o f­ (IB) ADVENTI RK THEATER Si BISSELL ST.— .5U 8-7322 stopped on a niral road to give a Decatur. III. lA’i— A small, brown ficiated. Burial wa.i.ln Eaat^Ceme- '—Rov Robert stalled motorist a push. dog barked loudly at officers in­ WILLIAM HOLDEN As he pushed he noticed the tery. VAuii^Xife, vestigating a robbery at Mrs. • Bearers were Robert Bu'it . PEBORAHKER^ <::> R'EATHRR^irijSIO (S-K JA( K lIRKK.S 81‘ORT SHOW I $ ’ > . 9 0 other car bore' his license plates, Lorena Sheridan's' home but raised Ernest Barnes, .Henr. Thornton;-, MAJOR reported stolen three weeks ear­ TisuVisioii i.Vi) KII;M • no alarm dufing the theft. Roy Durey, Russell .Tryon and :l* (IS l'W K A tH K R .MAP ' lier. The car started. Shipley gave She said she heard a noise at William Frazier. . ■ (.Vtf W ftATHh-R K O R K r A S T chase, forced the Other driver to the back door 'and th.!yi heard a f t - APPLIANCES ISSl .VKW.S » r THK HOI'R The funerkl w -*, largely at­ iIS HS-S.M llo r u l. A S l;l)\V A R I)8 SINGER I stop', had him arrested and recov- gale cloae. She discovered two |5 tended and many flowers were re-' X AT AMI THK NKWS ' efed hia tags. bills missing from her purse; Plus "Storm Over the Nlle'|__ ITt) VKSTKRDAV'.S .SKWSRKEL celved. i (SSI JOH.N DAI.Y AND THE Sun.: "Crime In the Streets" I . NEWS ) • AUTOMATIC SI'RPRIKE GIFT DISCOUNTS 1 TiS# I Si T.n.A. / in CARTOON THEATER Saginaw, Mich. ijP i T h e seniors ril-Mt JAYK P. .MORGAN ■ $59.95 VALUE! a t . Merrill High' School - got a riSI HOUR KIEM PORTABLE ^ 'AT,.: IMI COUK.S 31,038 check as a surprise gradua­ 7 : « <7'!-.40l NEWS CARAVAN LET THE fi\R CONDITIONED 2 for *9 c___ , 1 *» • tion gif). It was a refund fpr cost S:»« (IS-Ji) FRANKIE IJUNK SHOW Lane Modern Chest NORMAN’S —Gunti SALE! of their three-day senior trip. Iff! HOLI.VWOOD PRESENTS TraVel agenc.v and steamship EASTWOOD 445 Hartfbord Road ’ ^ isai PRESS ( ONFKRENCK » Lane quality' and beauty, for guaranteed iJlaud|9i3tpr tu fiiiu g Tel. 5II 8-4587 • :14 I HI THE AMAZING DfNM.N- protection agamst ' moth damage. Modem company ofTiclals said they were GER returning the money in recognition Burt leKKrantpr conaolC model in Blond 9x12 W O O L REG. to Tuny C’urtU' . jHBpph CollaM of "generoua action'' by the class. Pearl Mahogany with G. l(OllnbriKl FATHERITHER UK^IW8 BEST qou value at Keith's low sale prife! Available, in choiie o f. forbidding policemen to hold part STUDIO CLOSED (III DRAMAHAMA ONE EOT time jpbs putside the department < S» FlL.M.-.’aL.M -^ a(alrafalr G Game" S |8 9 5 lovely colon with harmonizing floral designs! has been lifted. "S p Ipng as the Ail Doy Wtdntsidays (It) MILLION AIRE Agti mdfct.a liilleteRCi. : MANCHESTER ^ T’The h Slary ef Dea ,1.eir|e" jpbs are in keeping With police.- Saturdays at Noon (fJ-»V TV t h e a t e r — Calar 1’ X 4’ Hooked Rug ^ .85.50 * ’ x 5' Hooked Bug *9.95 force traditions." Also scrapped <8»! FIL V a btiU ! Regularly $26.95 was a ruling forbidding police- y u t BADGE Na. 714 4' X 6' Hooked ^pug . .818.85 6' x 8' Hooked Rug . .$.S9.9« BLOUSES gOUTtlN N ctt64 AHHF GRIFFIN ! ( t-4t-44> d e m o c r a t ic COK- II 4*ai lilaraUy k e e d / * •( alfias - men's wives to hold jobs. VENTION M o^ (i BuiwfiAi^ I . Save*$8 on this'handsome new’ Brekra aixee, alightly soiled. /Zoarp -^4A 1 (IS) I'VE GOT A SECRET •Mclm, dK«raii«* ''(•kckM, chair! Has spring aest. deep ,«8' X 1^ Hooked Rug ..$58.95 Keg. to2M . dem ocratic A V E TO s t a y i n r a c e STUDIO I . (is-jji : CONVEN- Xakfidary M waS M * • flounce, ia available In choice of , ■ • -t 478 M AIN S'TRF.I I TION Ctiicngu, ,\ug. 15 UFl— Gover­ Tod^y "King Kong" Shown 8:40 ! I7:»4 ( S) NITKCAP THEATER «sey •*#«• sleelfM t("d a f , . . smarter colors. Keith Midsummer PHONE Ml 3-52 Liberal Keith Budget Termi nor Averell Harriman o f New —"Sleesjrtlme Oal" Sale value!* I 1:H < II NEWS And (to nanta Hnfar h ynar ■*- tWiiic vacationing, you'll have time to relax and York today denied a report that enjoy .reading the news ‘ of the world and jfour he WSH withdrawing from the ■arnnn af a W t a f qaaSty. a< favorite home town features in this newspaper. You race for the Demorratic presl- piif iwaanH . HTORE HOURS: Keith'a Manehea- don't have to wonder what is happening at home, . dential nomination. “ Somebody ter Open Tuesday Through Satur­ SKIRTS for we' have complete coverage of local news, sports, ia spreading a rumor that I am ■ASV CRKDIT TM M S day From 9‘.\. .M. Until 5:30 P. M., business'apd social events. Let the Herald go-vaca- withdrawing,’’ he told.a meeting WATCH MORIARTY'S ^RLY SHOW . Open Thurada.v Evenings Until 9. KEG. to 4M. ttoning with you! of the Ohio delegation in the CHANNEL 30, 6.6:30 P.M. » / > ■ " AS UTTU AS ^ 2 ^ 5 A »OKt Keith'a Ehist Harlfofd Open Daily eith Furnitur itheniutn Hotel. "There Is noth­ From 10 A. M. I'ntil 9 P. M., C’loie ing defeatist about me. 1|m go- FOR TUESDAY and THURSDAY taitar adalaiaa daaa sasaaat Satnrda.vs .At 6. • CALL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT ' ing to stick with this thing to V TV SPECIALS^ FREE PA R K IN G A t Both Uon- 317 MAIN ST. -the ewd," 1115 M AIN ST. PEDAL )Cisfs(8M«i. ‘j SINGER Venient Keith Stores. Usy Our Own n ifiK i} ’IMIII \ /OMHII Parking Lots Adjacent Tn Th« EAST HARTFORD Holiday "nmabout tickets" are MQRIARTY BROTHERS MANCHESTER Ml 3-5121 ANNtUSU lUXM. m£ • 47* lOUl4 • NtW AtK • 104 «Lctl(4 SEWING fC^NTER Store* , . , Just A Step From Our aoli^ on Britiab rsdlways affording: UNdbLN-IURCURT DEALERS Door*. , PUSHERS ■1 unlimited travel-for a.., week in IBM taEEi tai m 881-818 CENTER tTREETt—TEL. Ml 8-«lM - V » 832 m J i n ' ^ t !— MI*3-8888 IDE. «a B4» spadflod areas includlh|r the t h ­ BfaN * I n * Cm m |. ▼ iHanirl|ifBt2r Stt^ning IfriaU i aler's dog, blcycls, peram bulsh Invalid chair.

''A .MANtniESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1>958 P A O B n v i ^ W >3%'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^T^. CONN. WEpNESpAY?-AUGUST 15, 1956 y a g e foub wood used -Is chiefly llveoak, with amount o f f^ed needed,' egg pro- Swedish Teacher Visits Here Cooking* Boosts some associatedl hardwoods. Efficient Plans ductl6h> per layer, value of dif­ ercr: blue' ml(J||Hr cprlli Steven Valuable - E. W. Morris, a tree farmer ferent breeds and use of pullets Hebron Lederer. Charcoal Need living near Cave Junction, Ore., Make Difference vs. old hens. H A T —»10 , Complexion.Secret FOR EXPERT U-RNB—MO XJnder 4~It Exchange Program operates two kilns .turning out Top Prize Wem ^ Word waq,,AVcelved yesterday ' San Francisco ( f f — The In­ 'about 10 tons of chatcoal month­ Corvallis, Ore. i f f —Earnings of A GOOD OFFICER w o c o ^ is o o Daily R adiol >—4410 that Mrs. d; Daniel Way of Gilead ly. He uses such hardwoods as WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING creasing interest in outdoor cook­ poultrymen range from a low of St. Petersburg, Fla. (ff-*-High'- has suffered a fractured hip from PERSONAL' FROM By MARY ANN ^lANDLEY madrone, VnanzanlH and oak. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING IVBBO—1860 Kaktcrn l>B.vliglit Time IV T IO -^ By CiH at Fair 21 cehta an hour-to a high of 12.35, way Patrolman AnthonyvGraham, fall at her home. She was taken The change from L^dbergskulle, | ing, barbecuing and garoping is ex­ and the difference says an Oregon COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE .-j, .■ _ „ > : h . • stopped a motorist for lipeeding "by ambulance immediately to the Sweden, to Magnolia, Ark., to panding the charcoal industry in FEMALE WOLF . State College publication, is the> and took out his' book ,>o write a (oilowuig tirogr&m ictieduiea' dbron. Aug. 15 (Special )—-Mlsa I Tba W rt.W - I^Klg^KA V«. G U iilft .Manchester Memoilal Hospital. Manchester,. Conn., may appear to western states. Thd U.S. Forest Batchtown, III. ( f f —U male ears efficiency of planning. ticket. , . S E E ■ • i are supplied by Uis -radio manage* Cal^*lyn ^ o lid g e t.’on top honors This, is the second hip frnctuic WOiX^'-ijooa Gooo Aluaie be great, but-a pretty. 22-year-old Service reports a growing number heard a wolf call hereabouts, It The average labor return is put Then he looked. into the car and • menu and are subject -to change W K N B —P U U r r P *rty in theSj^bron 4-H Club fair Satur­ which she has sustained. Her at ,31.17. W T IC —Con versa I Ion Swedish girl seems lo have aV- of inquiries as to types of kilns td probably was the real thing. saw the drivcr^^-fifls wife and two 'without notice. WDRC—Kddli' Arnold day wltlr^^r "brown Swls.x calf rn- health has suffered ever since the Skin Specialist Sho Hojv To >»^8 jfCharles Klaus shot at\.d..killed an M. H. Becker, agricultural econo­ children wer^"ail but covered up W PO P—Gang B iiM fiif try. It was ilBmrd the grand cham­ lai-ge dairy barn, on the. Way's was compllshed it easily. be used,, processing and related 15-pound female wolf at the edge mist at the college, wrote the with mosqtUtoes. j ■ * ‘^VHAY—Music Merchant , ~ irM - pion and brcdSdmmpion. burned to the ground a year ago. She ia Rosa Wesllin, a primary problems. . CLARKE MOTOR SALES WCCC—Record Revue of ,his father’s farm in Calhoun booklet entitled "E gg Production L,acklng the heart to add to their WKNB—Mltlmor* vs Chicaso WHAV LHmU* IN VM. CiH iiU Alan Greenberg><^iernsey year­ S|ierd Arrest . school teacher, who Is in this coun­ In California,, most of tW WTIC—Prcoilcciiona at 30 County and collected a 310 Coats and Returns in Western Ore­ troubled, he put his book away and 301 BROAD STREET M l 9-2012 \VTIC.-The Woman ling- was selected rhai^rve grand Arrested for 'speeding and dis­ try for .six months participating in charcoal production is in the Psfo WDRC—cm Kolby W D RC—Suaitenae Rinse Aiway Bl^l^ieads . bounty at the clerk's office. gon." It discusses wise u.se of labor. waved them on. the International F b' .' Youth Ex­ Robles and Healdsburg areas. The W FOr—Waxworki WPOP—American Mu»ic Hall champion. In the calf c lw . Rob­ regarding a stop sign, , Bernard e*is—. a:U - Jaffe, 26. posted a bond of J50 for change Project. The Project, spon­ W H AY DtulgtTj* \ f . Glnnta ert Smith's entry won. a^K^flne ■ ’ ' r ’ I ■ 1 WHAY-*M uuo Merchant > appearance this week In Ihe local sored by the 4-H Clubs of several W CCC—Record Revue W TK’—n^'ccliccUoni at 30 showings were made by the W KN B' ■iBalliinnre v» }^hica*o W D R O—S n J4 r>e n uca tries of Alan Greenberg, and tho.9 .Justice Court. countries, places farm youths of WPOP—American aMualc Hall 50 countries with families of pther WTIC—1(*0 Radio LanS »;W- of Charles and Betty Sclneier. resident of Kew Gardens, ■■V- ■'-riv' W PR O —Cal Kolby ' . r i ccuntrles for .six month.s. 'i ■ ■ ■ - - ...... • • . ^ , . .1 . *.4. . . WEOP—Wax* orke W H AY iVtdC'r>j v>*. fllantar Alan Greenberg also won the N.'V^^his car ran off the road and WTIC—You Bet Your U t t atn itlo8dj embankment here Mon­ It. has been In operation slnce.1 44e*sr- WDRO^My J,eep breed championship with his __ _ 'W H A V —Betty Kim ball w ror—Prefa conference • • Guernsey cow. ami Robert Smith day nigrftsA girl pas.senger suf­ \yorld War II >lo help; promote ! WraSB—Ballimoro va Chicago >ICflAnD E5TRIN WCCO—Record Review g;l»— . > captured the reserve breed cham­ fered minorHjyury. Jaffe was un­ world peace through world imdcr- i W H A Y- OfMlgri'K V5. Glante mt Quooa II oImo atanding. . WTIO—f'SO Radio Lane WTIC—You net Your u lf pionship. The Holstein calf lop hurt. WDRC—Cal Kolby "Now no woman n<*ed de­ Ftosa arrived in this country , the smartest kids^ W PO P—Wajtw orka W D RC—Johnny D o llar honors went to the entry of Ned spair of R cttin i:. rids-«Ql-U|tl3T WPOP- Prc.'*s Conferrii^r Bills. • Manchester E v e j i g Hernlil blackheads that mar an May 7 and is spending three weeks ; Las' Susan Belly Kimball W H ^ '- DodgT« vjK* C.ianlfif In the fitting and showing class, Hebron «'orres|M)ndent, otherwise Clear and lovely with Mr._^nd Mrs. George Findell, •] WCCC—Record Review Pendleton, telephone, tdemy complexion. For Is A • WICvB—Baltimore ya Wcago WTIC Deinocraiitr Convention Alan Greenberg wa.X awarded first wonclerfully simple ireaiment 60 Coburn Rd. The Findells, both ; in school WDRC—Democratic Convention 8-84.14. of whom wore born |n Sweden, be­ WTIC—IhSO Radio Lad r WIX)!'--Defnocrallc Conv*'nlion prize, i , that plvojs drniimtlc proof, of j 1— U t S T u r n c WDRCJ—Cal Kolby Vegetable awards were: Lettuce, what it will do the very first came the hosts of Rosa through Kiisa Wcstlin w rO P—Waxworks ¥i46— lime you uHe It. 1 W HAY -Dod. GUnl.-* Alan Groenhgtgic cabbage, Alan . ‘’In thDU.“anda of beauty' the 4-H Club of the University ot shop at *'wHAV—Record ROdee W TIi'- Dt-mitcraiic Onivrntinn raLmn acroas the coiinlry, Connecticut. S'.e came ~t0 Han-' U*nni\-.npmhrratli« rnnyontnin Oreenbei'‘g, “^h lrl^ Rychllng and RANGE grow Us own hay. "This would iiot W CCC—Record R a riew ------W poi’- -D'iinocratic Convention thousands ‘ m women hav# Chester Saturday. 'W'KNB—Baseball Maljiiee Steven Xedeier: .siimhicr squash. paid from $3 to $10 for alncla . j happen in Sweden,” she said. 10:011— V A 4-H leader in Sweden, Rosa W N C—IIWO Radio Lane WMAY D.MlR.ra vi. Shirley ■Rychllng. Mary. Coolidge, Que^n Helene Treatm ents. Watermelon is something " efse WDWS—News - W li’*’ Demorrailr Comentlon ■ Alan Greenberg and Steven Leder- rUEL OIL However. I have arranged fop Ite^rd about the exchange "program that has interested her. She had • WPOP^^S^ and Ray Show 'Di*mo<”raiir. Convention RI BTON’S^to-brlnir you lha er; cucumbers.. .Shirley Rychllng, very name treatments at A seven years ago. Sh; has been never seen it before and thinks it * 'Iv H A V—tferehaija WPOP Democratic Convention hopingi^ participate in it since SMILING g - SERVICE U :t 0 - Alan Greenberg and -Mary- Cool- GASOLINE C4int of lens than lOc e a c h .... is deiicious. The .stght of corn and WCCC—Record Review tti vtuir.self at home.” then. SheNii one of five. Swedish WK-N'B—Baseball SlaUnea- WHAY- Dodg**ri« va. GUnfrv tdge: string beans, Alan Greenberg BI RTON*S r^mranlees Vou cotton gCowlng waa also new. W T IC -•D»>mocratlr Convention dfllglilcd," taya MTh Jeanne Raina (left) after driiiunatraliun. “ Could youths choken by the* Swedish Rosa is in Manchester to see how W T IC —IMO Radio LaRe..^ WDRC—Demm ralic ('onv^ntloii and Mary CoolldKo. •TKri will he Afellfthted with results. WDRC—Cal Kolby WPOP- -DennKTMlc INinvenlion Award.s for carrots went to hardly iny eyea!" aaid Miaa Gilda l)’.4niliroai iTenlerl. “ It'a true! I cairi If vou are nol^ your money National 4-H an American town family lives. W PO P—Bob and R a y Shovi>\^ [ere did the hlarklirml. all ito?" exelaimed Miaa Shirley Sireimia (riRht). w ill be cheerfully refnndeu. The Findella haye taken her swim­ Bise— 10;«> - Alan Greenberg and Steven I.eder- BANTLY OIL brlleve Pound ArkahaM Hot WHAY-rDodg're Ve. C.lanU ming in Coventry, her first awim 'W H A Y —SwlhK Mnsy • WTK* -D«*rmK*retlr. ('onvem.ion er: beets, Shirley Rychllng, Mary A farm near MagiKilla. Ark., WCCC—Record Review I :>MI' \'\N , IN C . in a lake, and to the Swedish WKNB-«Rateball Matinee WDRC—Demo< r«tlr Convention, Coolidge. Alan Oi'r«nberg and waa her first home in 'Anierica, OP -D‘ mocratic Convention Steven Ledercr; tomatoes, Mary : '1 "I MN - 1 m .i;i after a few days of indoctnhaliuu Church. Sunday evening, a group W T IC —I W RsMllo Lane , 10:0: ^ of Swedish American friends WDRC-^1 Kolby W*HAV-ml«*n peppers, Alan Greenberg; onions, TEL ROCKVllLE 5-2177 found!"the country quite'similar to ■ WCCC—Record Review Shirley Rychllng and Steven La?d- "'X Speaks to Rotary WKNB—Baseball Matinea 11:00- her own. W H AY DiMigen* v«>'t4lHnlt» Her home In Sweden is in Lfd- She'went to a 4-H dinner Jn. Cov­ ley Arc Here Now - - - - W TIC—1080 JRedlo 'Ane ‘ j WTIC—Deinr>crailr Coiiv.^tlon entry Saturday. She met many of • WPOP—Weather and News WDRC—Democratic ('onv>«tmn now available for le use bergskulle. She lives with her ^ WPOP—Democratic ConventHw the '4-H nrieinbers of Tolland Coun­ WHAV—News. Sporla ^ by CLAIRE HOFFMAN mother, who is also a prim ary, WCCC—Good tivenln* Good Mutio 11:15—/r . ^ teacher. She has an older sister ty, where she'gxpecta to go after WHAY—Dodgerii vi. Glanti* leaving the 'Findells. W K N B —Today In Snoiie U TIC—Democrallr Convention and two younger brothers. Her W T IC —Newa WDRC—Democratic Convention NEW/YORK, N. Y.— I va* onir of an aiiijirnre of ir»»b father Is dead. . The Rotary Club'was host to ALL THE NEW DRESSES W D RC —Newa WPOP—Democratic Convention •iirprisril mrn. yvtmirii auti Irrn-agrrt yrslrrilay. wheits Rosa last night. She spdke on "The W PO P—Dateline CJonn. 11 She stayed at two farms near' W’HAY Dodgere v«. C,lant« a leading New York skill siierialist denionsiraled a new NJ Magnolia and two near Camden, . 4-H Movement, PertaininAt^to In­ W TIC—Democratic ('onvention Ark., working in the hoii.se and' ternational Friendliness," ^’C^-^^^Oood^EvenUif Qood Muslo WDRC—DemotaaMc ('onvention rapid-way o f reniuving hiai’klieads. Each deniunalra. Rosa and the rest of the fcx,- WIvNB—Serenade * WPOP -Democratic Conventton CONTINUINE OUR lion took only li> niinniea — and;.lhe reaiilu were garden. She visited several clubs w n c —Slrletl V Bporte 11: *«>— in“ the area and gave talks on change group will leave for home' WDRC—WeaUrer and Zalipan WHAY Dodgem V8. GlariU fn^nkly amazing! Ugly black- .‘'I' ' / ^ Nov. 9.. WPQP—Lawrence Wclk WTIC- Denjocratlr. Convention own eyes, the dirt this cream Sweden. One of her appearances THE SMARTEST GIRLS head* actually rinsed away 'WDRC—Democratic Conveptldn and many roidd be seen on floats out of her skin—will was on tetevision, jvhlch was a *’w^AY—Dinner Date „ ‘ , begin to understand why it is new experience for her. WCCC—Good Evening Good Muile Summer Ihe while cleansing lL*aiir* llial z- WKNB—Serenade finished each trealmenl.'‘~ ' so important to use a cleanaer TRY TISSUE TEST! J'bUt wish tnce thoronrhly. then apply tresG The 4-H Exchange Project say.s W T IC —E -Cole Glee Club Deaths Last Riit ihia wasn't all! The. that really works. ment; tissue off . .. Now yop^esn see .. tiny speck* “ f hlsA on your In its letter of introduction it hopes WDRC—Guy Lombardo the participants "will be accepted, riuMS-MMERAS II , , Will Be Wearing To School. WPOP—Mel Allen Ireaiment also helped rediire “ Suclion Aelioit” tissue that were once ugly blH>khe*ii* *ml imbeililcii pore dirt. k FI.ASH Bin.B.S, C.ASBS. A • :U— enlarged pores and made not as a guest or as a hired labor­ ■jv- WHAY—Dinner Dale ■ By THE ASSOCTATEB PBES8 The second step in this skin er. but rather aa a member of the ^ ' MOVIES, PARTS ^ WCCC—Good Evenihg Good Uuale rough, muddy romplex^ons HEAD WHAT BEAUtV^EDITORS SAY: Mlldenhall, England. Aug- 15 i2Pi specialist’s treatment was an host family." Rosa, who is-work­ WKNB—Serenade —Col. David C. athllllng. 37, a look cleaner, clearer and 'application of Queen Helene’e “ A roraVM euinf for thoee trho're^een Iwlh^ed and W T IC —8 S tar E x tra fm o o lh cr. ing on a stole with "a new atltch WDROeLo^ll Thomas U.S. Air ForcO'Xce of World War Ala.ique, a delightfully mint- she learned from Mrs'. Findell. ap­ ^Arthur Drug Stores j W ^ P —M e rt^ e A rjlat H who commanded the 56th medicated cream. He had them I tee-* ^ llere'awhatlMW oi • pears. to be already very much at WHAY—Encore Theater , , Fighter grotip of the 8th A ir Force, smooth it on with their finger “ When m ehin iparimVitt lt retpontibte for a rlMmefir lina tips, applying it very gener­ home, w ere—Good Evenlnr-Good Uuale killed Ipr-li car crash Tuesday. He Five wora^n and two.'men .Xltended Conference WKNB—Dinner Date In Leavenworth, Kan. ously on "trouble spots ’ such WTIC—Your Star Tonight > •were each given three Jtrod- as around the nose and a,:;;. i*u5 syi She ' came to Manchester after Fashion. begiht right from kindergarten. Every little WDRC—Amps ’n Andy 'eenburg. Pa., Aug. 15 iff)— ucta and fbid how to u«e mouth. attending a 4-day conference of WPOP—Pulton Lewti Sailer, 38, art asslstaiit ■■.them. The apccialist himself •'Efferlive temyln banish hlaekhteads,..1f sluhhnrn Mar*!*. THK VKTKRNARIAN g^l wants to begin the hew school year with a fresh f:15— Any woman ■will really en­ heads bother you, ynu’ll be thrilled in using a brand-nese ■ V, all the exchange participants in WHAY-Encore Theater techrt'ical director at Batteile Me­ did hothing but direct them— joy this part of the treat­ Ames, Iowa. The 150 youths from O F P rC K O F new dress. Yeu'll find a terrific selection at prices you it Wtaao easy! trealweni trbieh_^A»'rs WCCC—Godd Evening Good U u ^ morial Institute at Columbus, Oliio, ment! For within two or turbed eomptexlin.", BOSTO.N DAILY CLOBL .16 co'untries met and discussed want to pay right here at BURTON'S. Remember, the WKNB—Allen Brown ' / and a nationally known, authority, First,'Jje had them cleanse three minutes your akin be- • their experiences with the hope of. D R . A L L E N WTIC—Star Tonight their fac«-^tMoroughly. Not on atomic energy, died Tuesday. giiiB to feel a marvelous stim­ • “ Tbatths to m doctor's remarkable disrbrery rnmes '• making the last half of the sum­ -earliest selection is the best selection! WDRC—Amoa >n Andy ■with hny ci-earn^Jhat takes off WPOP-t E. P Morgan , Cleveland, - Augr 15 (ffl— Swan ulation, .as though being ' scientific three-'tray skin and beauty treatment that takes L E V E N T H A L only surface dirtiSiut with a mer more meaningful. Rosa, who- R. Sundstrom. 59. . presid^t of ‘‘massaged*" by the action of „nly JO minutes X. waa with another. Swedish girl," WtlAY—Save a Life . . scientific laboratory^Seveloped the medicated ingredients in WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Ejisteni Greyhound lin es who pore cleanaer that B o fte w ^ d had a wonderful time" and "hardly BO [.T O N WKNB-riatteyPartv > began his career as a bus driver the .masquci- Next your face slept at all.” W T IC —N e w s ^ the WbrW NEW! C a s s e ro le loosens even the grime tnhi, akin will heed to be ke^it beau­ with a company In Luleo, Sweden. feels alternately ‘‘hot'’ and Rinaea ■wnr with water ^ s a * has found the United W ILL CLOhJE FROM W D RC—Btng Crosby hea been imked and cemented ‘‘cold’’ — follo'w^ed in si' few tiful,and healthydooking. wpOP-T0abrlel Hralter Southwest Hqrbor, Maine, A ug. into the nOres for weeks. It - ^ ft e r about 10 minutba, the '^tates to be a "good country." : minutes-by a delightful sen­ Iniportaiil Olsrovrry for WED , AUG. I5th ' tniAY—Save a Life 15 I f f —Edwin Bishop iRoss, 76, re­ ia called Queen •fUelene’jt sation of utter relaxation. masques were rinsed away w'hlph she has enjoyed. She lias ‘ Eveirtne Good Music tired vice president and director of ■Whipped Clransinn Creauty Then your akin feels tighter with water. Hot or cold makes Nornial Complexions loo! been interested in the division of , 7KNB—aiatt«r Partv Clark EqtilpijientXjo. of'Buchanan, spedally priced! As it is applied, it 'lique^es no difference — the harSenetl farmlng** n this country. A dairy thru SUN., AUG.-19th WTIC—One Man's Family . . . and tighter . - . »fid Even if you are not plagued 4 WDRC—Charles CnUlnK»""d Mich., and former mayor of and floats out much of the tighter! .cream dissolves in seconds. by blackheads, whiteheads, or farm which she visited did not | K WPOP—Say ft With Music Buchanan, died Tuesday. He was pore ‘•filler” with its rapid You simply wipe your face other tell-tale signs of skin ■ ••.ee- emollient action. and— to your amazement— ------WHAY Dodsri.- Giants bom In Bangor, Maine. It was explained this bleiaishe!!, you will find thia WCCC—Good Evenlna Good Muslo I was amused at the look of you aee blackheads and other 3-Way Treatment a remark­ '•amazement on' one woman’s A special abaorhing agent pore ‘‘filler” actually come off W K N B —P la n e r P a rly called Argilla dries and turns able aid to a smooth," gIo\Vi«g W TIC—.Truth or Consequences face as she tissued off the on your washcloth or ..tissue I young-looking complexion. STILL TIME TO W D RC —Kddio Arnold cream. The tissue was literal* the cream into a plastic-like Your akin feels clean— really W I^P—Gang.Busters ' <■ masque. 'As this firms and By proper cleansing and ly tray with dtrt—end she clean — and refreshed and- flexing your akin regularly— confided to me that she had hardens, its auction action CARE OF CRAB GRA^T draws on the waste matter In amooth, like velvet! just as you flex your muaclea Television Proerams washed her fate beforetaking this- /3-Wii’av Treatment part in the demonstrattoni the pores . . . Thii, he in­ Pore apsitiging anti closing helpa kbep vour complexion On Paire Two formed ua, was the most im^- Ml I'm convinced that , any lookingikini. and feeling flrnt, portent part of the treatment. woman ■who, seei, with her The third and final step in yptithnilhnil and alive! th4 treatment'was a quick ' I f you should be. over 3.5, We Have Scott's Clout dousing with Queen Helene's and beginning tor-look it, you QEHERAL - uiUiii''- ^ ~’enetrating Astringent, I w ill see minor lines flatten -i.. found out that this waa a out, -feel tired facial muscles TV SERVICE very special astringent that tighten, and enjoy the,: look sinks deep into your pores and feel o f youth for hours DI-MET Oayg ' . me A Call f»r informotiRn ab«ut fttil turgteoF IN 15 M IN uf ES—OR NO COST! and perform# the final neqes- ph«nt «r writt: . . . Countless women ' use THE,NEW MIRACLE Nighu «as99 Plug ParU aary dissolving, soaking-up Queen Helene’s ,t-ll’ni/ Skin TEL. »n 9-SI94 CONNICtiCUT MIOICAL SIRViCi they just rin»e ateayf action — aftef which it helps nnih Beauty Trratmrnt as a C R A l GRASS KM.LER R tighten the pore openings and r ' o . l o x 101 • Niw^ Ha v i n i ' iit famovt wCompIrle treatment lake* only minutes—produces ilartling rriuhi! ^ ic k beauty ‘>f)ick-me-np” leaves an invisibjp. film that just before a party—Or. im­ helps protect ydur skin for portant date! FREE! hours against dirt and rein­ * rh, ALSO:— W" ROGERS ★ fection. ' Try tills skin treatment SILVERPIATE in your own home GIFTS What will happen .when . k without risking a penny METHOXYCHLOR A hsduct of TM IfltimttiOMi Silvtr Cempiny you iiae this .T-atep FOR r» trcalment? * Clinital demonstrations of FOR CONTROL OF JAP. lEETLE for graeiout •nt«rtainin^7.iil,v«r> w * this treatment have.- been so 50c • DOWN ALL KIDS i' : ' plat«4i eeva r^ caitarola with or- You’ll find the answer startling that we know the . . I when you look in your mirror. results you’ll- see in your not* hondlo oitd godroon border. Even after a single treat­ mirror will delight you. Thia B X . with >-r ' 1 Vt ' qt. remevobto yiyrex liner, 50c WEEKLY ment, you are bound to,see a is- why we invite you to try • -marked rmprovement-m your Queen Helene's. J-ll’ap Skin " - ADULTS . I- g i AXTITIES LIMITED AT THIS SPECIAL SALE PRICE complexion. The, chanceB are and Beauty Treatment with-, 3*.'t you’ll find it hard to believe out, risking a penny, Thia ■ h ■your eyes. trca'tment, developed a Ss. ALL For example, some of the leading New York Skin blackheads and wliite.headi Specialist for home use, will ahould be 'itone - r either com­ not only enable you to rinse Smartest^'Tfor School * I A P P t y . f'EENHEl.ENP. A PPLY QTTEEN HELENE pletely or partially — while away troublesome blackheads, BENRUS WATCHES , w h ip p e d CI,K\N.SlN(i 2 ,MEIirCATKI> MASQUE. others will be softened and but it will also help smooth CRE'AM. It’ liqocfir* in­ As masque Ijghtrni and made ready to be firawn out and beautify your complexion hardens, feel drawing action of in another treatment, or two. BO that you yourself will see stantly on akin and floats onl NEW ■: special alisurliin'g agent slarl to You will also see that many the dilferenre—or the treat- 34 DEPOT SpUAflE M l 9 .5 2 7 4 dirt with riiioll irni art ion. Wipe efraw out Idarklicads and other of your most prominent pores 'itient won’t" cost you a cent! off with clraiising-llssiir. - . ,purr impiirilic*.. appear to be smaller— that A ll you need to do is return PRICE your skin, Iboks^ smoother- what you haven’t used, and . /* . end feela fresher and more your purchase price ■will .ba DARK TONES W o hove just 10 of those wotchps left. Just de­ a liv e !" refunded. -It’s as limple as that. You have complexion In short, after a single, . -1 duct 50% from the price. treatment taking leas than loveliness to gain — and fifteen minutes, you can ex­ nothing 'to lose! R U S C O pect to see results that nor­ No matter whnt your akin in favorite eptton dresses f . mally you would mot dare may be like now— if it is any­ SELF-STORING COMBINATION DOORS 52-Pc. W ILLIAM ROGERS .hope for even after many thing. lesi than perfect —■ y weeks of treatment . . . but Queen H «cne promises you don’t expect everything at results you eon see in your once, just the same! The flrat ,15-rairiutc home trqat- Jump for'joy in tweeds by TW JNKL£ FROCKS. The jumper dress Ih cottnn tweed damage done by years of neg­ ment and dramatic improve^ BAKED-ON with separate short sleeve blouse ia. of coulxe. completely washable. BHtuae in SILVERWARE SET lect ami improper care cannot menu within 14 days. After red with white linen tilm and the adorable jumper In soft gray with red trim. be undone in a aingle^ay. the first two weeks, you will $ 7 . 9 9 _J Reg. open stock. Rut— with 8 or 4 treatments diacover whether you need to ENAMEL —^ SizeK 4-6x. ^ i Sixes 7-14. I a week, taking less'than 16 keep on using the treatment Value $35.00. >24-95 minutes each— you may confi­ several times a week, or leas ■ f S p e c ia l ...... ______<'.• 5J dently look forwai'dwto start­ often, depending on how fast • Avoilabl* in whila and any ling complexion improvements your - complexion clears. But RINSE OFh In al.imt 10 F1NI.SH WITH QIIEEN othtr bakad-on waalhtr-raiit- Clktsics by K a T e G R E E N AW AY Monday to Friday. A newness, in plaid wears within the next 30 days. From act now! So right now,' while lani dtcqrator color I a show white difckey in the scoop of the bodice, "niere's x hidden pocket too • ■iiimites, 'rin-e off. The .HELENE PENFITRAT-lir i you are determined to help 3 4 ING ASTHIN(;.ENT. Thli then on,' a single treatment a Woven gingl;^m plaid in brown, blue or .led.. ITALI AN I _ masque di.solsesLin see- week-or every second week- yourself, send in tha coupon • Slrong hdl-dipptd galvoniiad ineriil formula astringent helps $ . ^ ■ends. You'll see" hlarklieads riose "emptied" pores, tohei up will probably be all that j^ur or phone today I ^ tubular itaal conttruction I "■ Sizes 3-6x. $ 4 Sizes 7-14. 5 9 9 Neco UBQ v«ro opportunita per<> cognetesr* il Slid other impurities‘Icome off All Summer Jewelry rnniplexion, makes skin fod • Oparata* jutl lika a window — S«nater« Paul Amunta. Dop« il discurso, il on the cleansing tissue. vibrantly fresh and alive. nothing lo changa — nothing lo (toral LOOK IN M R R O R - BURTON’S MI 3-5177 • . ' I Beautifully Hand Smocked by PO LLY FLINDERS.' Mad about plaids and avail­ Sufiotera pario in Ifoliano con k gonto. • MAOICPANElO Fingartip Van- S U THE BIG DIFFERENCE! ‘‘RMn.iNc^faQRVicr.” able in solid colors, too. Fine combed cotton, color-fsst. completely washable and, PRICE Illation Control. easy to "Iron. Available in red. green and slate. . ' / Ppui Amonto • un Sicidono • noi k> devomo Vi But doRl I I M titflii rtsass sent ms me somptsls Qatsn tlslsns t-Wtit Skin TrzsS.' — " ' ------1 ' Sizes 3-6x, ■■■■ ■ ' aiutoro. with in i triitmint mrnt, ineitullne: 1, txiborsUirr Psjslopsd Clssnslas Ctssa, TO U R HOMi CAM BE AS^ - rip iit daily uatil t, M^lratsd Mssqu* Crvam. S. AstrtBtsnt. • o MODEKM AS TOMOKKOW . I’orario—7:30 P.M. iompliAiaa it firm, •uitN m im i Mici UD (Owsk.ait* D*iir*a) PI aea sis* (plos teS. Tax). Enoush for 4l bom* tmimsota Their favorite jumper look by YOUNGLAND. This one piece dress In washable tmaotk.Md paras *“* at Isas than ISe a trsotmsnt. ., . THff OROATBST MAMff IN Ddh River W RINKL-SHED plaid with solid colpr sleeves, button tab and frosty wHk WINDOWS AND DOORS vi-hite cuffs and dollar. (Boys like it tool. Available in 3ed or blue plajd. jMfto—Italian-Amtrican Olub m ra d u e s i n U S sconomicsl protssslonal sit* (pins Fad. Tax). Eaoaib Iwirj. an . for M boat tmtmntx for on* parson—ononrli for .9 9 41 homo trsatmsnu for t .psaaoxK at icss tbxa le a Sizes 7-14.- (EldrMgaSU trsotanc JYoq save tu t)- , Gall A. 0. AI^INSON, i #-‘- District Agent Ml 9-4854 »3.98zi^- tgxJ "CHARGE y r r THF, BARTLEiTT-BRAlNARD CO. August 15 WINDOWS DOORS ; Aocor.NTs UIl. WEST HARTFORD. CONN. INVITED" Complete Qnc«a Helcoq iBcIrmific R-Wap SkTa ■ Been* l^wtiesol Likdm WKNI troaimiftorail discurso jK A n - 977 M AIN STREET M A N C H E S T ^ OjOJK □ fw laiilaBol aisa |f0 Ifeehiwih) *S s9 S . psigml ftat , -#■' ■ ‘ ' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS;' 195^ MANCHESTER.e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS, 1956 PAGE SEVEN PA CE s n aanity, aaid it appeared to him tlnue in force a ftir Moroccb^.ac- ley. A Miami circuit judge denijd that the suspect was able to un-, Morocco Se^rt quired sovereignty. Martha Better the decreer'. however, ruling that Now Many Woor Bolton Final Movie Show. Rockville Belsv Shuns Coast: derstand the proceedings against However, when Morocco agreed Mias Raye had not met the 90-day Oregon Clan to Charge Toll him. Assessing tJ.S.' to honor diplomatic accords sign ^ " Alter Bout with residence requirement. FALSE TEETH The last of th-. children’! New. Sloriii Forms N. State Police said they planned to on her behalf during- th^p y ^ * Court attendants saw her crying moviea (iumrnei series, will be Record High Budget Likely; \\f/'aver in the hallway outside the court­ WItK Moro Comfort Sta0^toray One Half Cost On 16-Foot Stretch of Road> question the Cooley brothers about For Air Basfes^ Sleeping Pills 'FASTBETH, a pleasant alkallfl'a" sho'-.m Thura'ay evening , in (Continued from Pago One)' the unsolved slaying of Anthony' Morocco. the question of the futurt room after the denial and reported (non-acid) .powder, holds talaa taath. Center Park at dusk. These Lombardo, Bridgeport garbage col­ of'the bases were expressly left that ahe seemed very upset. more Armlj. To sat and talk In mors mortes have been very popular W olf Creek. Ore., Aug^lS (/P)— :.yclerk in nearby Rosehurg for per- Pari^ Aug. 13 (>1 Nqjvly Miami Beach, Fla., Aug. ; " For Transporting Students School Requests Rise Again I f was moving toward the north lector whose bullet riddled body aside. It was reported that her foriper comfort, last aprlnkla a little FAS- this summer with the local Sbuthem Oregon’s Stumbo Clan, i mi.*sion to operate the disputed Various Moroccoris have men- Bold, brassy Martha Raye "1*. re­ ■ TEETH on your plate*. No gummy, at only, 7 m.p.hy'a:^ is exppeted lo N r»- Hiiven, Of)— Mr#.*Cooley najii*d hi* brother a* Ih* was found in Shelton on May 10. sovereljw) Morocco, noting Egyj 29-year-ol’d bod.y , .guard. Robert gooay, paaty taste of feeling. Checka 1' youngaters. A main feature and not in a bargaining mood, made i atrip aa a toll road. The appllca- ioned rent of about $400 million a covering after a bout with too registrar “of continue moving tOLvferd north ^ - 7 Haven! y, her »tep-1 solved Everett Coojey .of any sus­ notbW official. That ii nearly The 39-yeSr-old actress and The. actrCaa ia being sued by dren by the Recreation Depart-i^ Vernon Board o f Finance laay year's figure includes ptin hasc of Highway. ' - vehicles, United State.*’ air bases on her ported to the Board of Education m . 12 hours with a more northeaster­ eon accused of kidnaping and mur- ijr*. Cooley aatd her ktepson had picion in another \insoIved Shelton a.s mucicas the has»* cost to build comedienne, unconicious whert’’ O’Shea’s wife. Ann, 20, for aliena-. ment. %lght indicate s record tow n)'new voting machine i; lax coRec ly swing after that. This would' .R o b e r t O. Slumbo; W ojf Creek ; Free for Pe(lc*tri)inH - territory as a source of ready and valuah! equipment found on her bedroom floor, was *thia week that, $1676 may be ex- ■ Other Business budget for 19.56-57 approaching tor. $5,02$5,025 from $4,6.50; town der, "la craty.” 1 .been fascin'ated by guns "since he slaying—that of Robert Hart .Ir. tiOn of y«fection8. Miss Raya ha.* take it- away from the mainland and Spokesman for his tWo ; Pedesli.ians oould use'the roa'd •Tve always salC Everett was , years.old " on Aug.'17, 1J155. cash. 1 t.as been ad d ^ 1. nee. de.scribed by hospital .attendant* denied any romantic connection ■pSicted from State grant funds for The Board has continued its $950,000. cjeik. $4,891 from $4 466; Board broth^ra,^ami a cousin, was sur-; frw of charge, Ci) of Tax Rev’ :w, $395 from .$443: and out into the open Atlantic! ' not right in the head. *he told re- , cqu^^i- acting." she said, Cooley-ts iCs'in jail on that date. Already the Istiqlal natiohalisl The United stUte.* does not pay a* ‘•awake and feeling fine." with O’Shea. i transportation. The 5gure is ap- practice of providing part-time Although enxphasizing that the Bct.sy had winds of 120 ip.p.h. prised. to. learn that thej Rtibert Slumbo told a reporter tent for bases ewawhere. Some o f­ Her physician. Dr.'Ralph Rob­ first of these is scheduled for Aug. figure received last night is by no Probate Court, $720 fr6m $.550;. porters last night. "He "You'couldn't reason with hUp. I party !.* glamoring for rent <>n the ppoximately half the total coat of j custodial aaailitance at, the school 25. over a small area nekr theTccnlcr Oregon Highway Conimissifin — ; "thb Highway Commission has al- ficials say paymenDqi' lar' .' sums bins. said yaterday she must have means definite, as , all requests and American Legiou (Community after two days orble searching — : ways piwhed the little guy around talked about killing people. j cbuld correcj. him, or tell bases for the next 10 yeafs. Tlien, IX>NG COLLEGE , C A ^ E l l A t least' until the new 6-room Mrs. Donald Tedford, chairman and hurricane winds e x ti^ e d out to Moro<;co miglit r t'iX a chain re­ taken about 10 pills. Robbins transportation to the town which' have not been received, the. Board fireworks) $1.50(1 froni $1,000. had admflled it.s nbajake. The down here, ih .southern Oregon. . . ■ Prepares fo. Grand Jury anything." •it says, the five base.* and all-their Dayton, Ohio J t ' iook 17 addition ia open, the Board has ap­ of the'committee, anticipates the 70 miles to the northeast, with Minister Returns action at "bankruplirigr^rale.” placed herin the ho.*'pitaI fp. treat­ he reported waa $15,992. is certain thfc new budget will be A request by the School Build­ cpmmi.saion .said the csdjleslcd and it oetjuned lo iia that if wc’ fn Mr*. Cooley Mrs. Cooleir .aid she was not equipment shotild be turned over •'ears of worklnc^ay.* and going proved 16 hours a week at $1 per meeting may be attended by gales 150 miles to the northeast of ment. including _a spell under an The breakdown of tqtal coats well over last year’s-’fl^ure. ing Committee for $25,000 will not strip of U.S. High.waS*" 99 - paying taxe.* on the property we to Uiq Moroccans. t(, <‘ollege ..mjjhl.*, but' Harold hour. In the absence'of Principal Norman Kittle of Rockville in be-1 the center anil 100 miles in other ^ m a r d ‘ j surprised to learivthat her stepson oxygen tent. The doctor said he showed a figure of $5,6(t0 for high Appropriation reque.sts h w d likely be carried on this current OLbrlooked ip the past and. Bydjust might as well take It over.” FiHMii Conelavii^' , Ai Alaip, the phrty newspaper H'-over fifliCfiy got his degree. DRESSES Mather frofn the'offlce, Supt. Graff dircctloha. 'rt’^a^’^tlid- had represented himself to Mrs. had no idea why she had taken school transportation; $874, half of tbe Young Republicans or last night total $919,037, compared budget, as n)ost of that sunt is for golly, pobert, Harry and Allan p '.iji'th cir eyes, the road-- the main ------; publushed in Rabat, has demanded During his extended college technical and $9,518. eiementary | '"'eccsted men to contact The San Juan Weather Bureau jM aiirnmnn « c-rand 1 Orcppcrd as a “ Russian flier." and Cl III) lo Resume 'the pills. l ^ E A R ganiaation. with $814,222 for .the same items .1, Chitecfual fees oh the proposed y bel(Weori California and ^eto^vm todaj to sumn o^ PP kidnaping was The Rev. John R. Neubec^ pas-1 immediate government action, -days. Hoover^spept four years in school. There were 403 elementary Rdckville office. .said"; ;;w s“t7 rm mi^b? f^rmin'^: SUwbb , .‘h® “ Her Negro maid discovered, the" t{ie U.S. A ir i^orce. 13 years as a last year. Largest ihcrea.se came new high school, considered a rU ” Clair stumbo do have a the Pacific Northwest, is in two tor of the ^ Commuhity B ^ tist . The ba.*es. it claimed, were in- pupils being transported, the General Oil (Jo., Kay Petroleum Maiudiealer Evening Herald Bol­ a Jtreen -shirt deeprated Dances Saturday actrea* about 3 a.m; Friday. An government employe and accumu­ with the-^Boa'rd of Education bud- capital .outlay rather .tli'an a fia-’ a* lawful Claim on the property, sections tsjjth the Stumbo .atrip In and his 28-year-old brother, Mil- guperihtendent said. and W. C. Maaon Co. of Hartford ton eqrreapondeitt,’ . Mr*. Joseph last trma.v. , Negotiate j with a swastika and a German Church. har retui-ned witff-his fam- bn Moroccan soil "at the empty-pill bottle w'as'iying be­ lated a wife and two children. cal expense. , between.' ton, a Guilford poultryman, for ! expense of Moroccan sovereigntv * Reporting on high school aiibmiUed bids for oil delivery at D^Italla, telephone Mitchell 3-6545. A ship reported la.s.t night that eagle. Saturday night dances for mem­ side her on the floor. ___ Now that he has his bachelor M and N 0U1 Accounting for about 80 per Other recent town expenses re- The Highway Commission, not "W e feci th^a«;i.>i a need for a the slaying of John Da"'*, 22, in ily from a conference,studying the I bv French-Ameri'ean agreement grades, Graff aaid only two seniors the school. (Jiown- Petroleum ac­ it encountered winds estimated at "He was always *ewtnfe these Miaa Raye came to Florida in'”an degree from the University of Day- Open Dally 9 A.M. cent of the town’.* total-expense, S'xjt from purchase of property on Impressed with the toll ro&d idea, toll road here, amltWo Could offer ’ Durham. establishment of nesv Baptist | about which Morocco was nevgr. bers and their friends will resume received any marks below c;: of knowledged the invitation .but did 40 to 50 miles ah hour about 700 Middlesex. County Coroner A. odd things on hi* clothes." she unsucceaaful attempt to divorce ton, he plans to start work to­ 505 E. Middle Turnpike X the reque.*t Sought for schools 1.* Loveland Hill for the high school ia .ready to negotiate-'' with the It as a public service?7'-^obcrt said. chUrche.*. The .sessions were held informed at the British American Club this the 12 Junior clabamen, 3 received not submit a bid. « I Car Cra»h Yank Ace miles east o f Puerto Rico. Harold Campbell opened an In­ relhXed, "He needs good medical her fifth husband,''^ncer Ed Beg­ ward a master’s. $748,590. an increase of $62,770 site and purchase of the Tolland Sjlumbos and buy the strip. treatment. He's needed it for a at the American Baptist Assem­ "'W e, demand," saidf .<1 Aiam. week according to Ch,jrles O'Reil­ g: marginal grade each; of 21 County Home in ''’ernon. These, An observation plane was sent Sliimbo announced at once that quest into the Davis shooting Genertvl bid .0990 cents per gal­ Mildenhall, England, Aug. 15 i/Pi over last year’s sum. The biggest long time." "that the government should'pro-, sophomore*. 8 received both D’s chunk ot this is for teachers’ alsot' will not be included in lh«; to''th e spot to investigate this IS yesterday. bly grotmds at Green lAke. Wis. ly. chairman of the entertainment lon'"based on the New York har­ —An auto crash last night killed his attorney would handle any claim in the name of- the people an'd M’s and 2 received a marginal current budget. , ' morrting.-i\’eathermen explained it negotiations \j-ith the Highway Everett Cooley waa arrested. In Meanwhile, Richard Parmley, Nearly 400 American Baptist pas- committee. =- bor price on datd of delivery.” Kay Col. David C. Schilling. 37, one of salaries. and its king 1 Sultan Mohamriied ^ grade; 5 of the 2l freshmen Tlie Loveland Hill property has could be in ly a band of unsettled Commission. .* . Wrought Iron Railings North Branford Saturday after­ Middlesex County public defender, Uiis, la.vTTicn and women were in This week, the DetnCrua Quar­ PHONE Petroleum bid .0194, cents per gal- America’s moat decorated fliers. Second largest is the Select- V ) that we do not accept the ceived D's and 2. Al’s. He com- -weather. can imagine they arc quite noon in connection with the bi- said hr was giving-*'a tremendous attendance at the study periods tette, with vocaliats, will provide TO MAKE. *' Tbn over the New York Harbor low Schilling became a top U.S. Air men’s request for $1.36. too. 'riils la been 'put L'liased lliiuugh a sliuit- > Porch Columns ~ establishment of war bases on ARRANGEMENTS mebited that there waa a good per­ tern. loan of $34,000, to be paid off, 'embarrassed," the Logger .said. xajte kidnaping of Mrs. G r a c e amount of study to the pos.sibility and the simultaneous Ministers mu.*ic. centage of B and A grad^,.* to tank car price and \V. C. Maaon Force ace in .World War II by compared with last year’* orlginaf Moroccan soil . . , ^ The popular affairs have become ^ appropriation of $97,737, to which ih five year8,|wiih the first But as for the toll road... DKpperd. 29, and the wounding that Everett Cooley may be in­ and Evangelism Conference. FOR A countertM^t the lower marks. He bid the ’'posted tank wagon price shooting down 23 German planes Cal holies Itny Clirley Unnic VALLEY WELDINO CO. of her husband, A ir Force T. Sgt. sane.*’ TI15 New Ghuiche.s Conference "In case of world war the gov­ a regtilar part of the club activi­ in effect at the time of delivery.” In combat7 nd'dertroymg“ io Sthew i *2.200 later in the ment due in 1957. , 1 '' ^ “ Well, .we’d like to sort of fol­ For Free Estimate Call also said some of the failing or The County Home p-operty has I low that along." Albert Drepperd, -26. A search Parmley said, however, he will served to coordinate the ''experi­ ernment .should impose special con-^ ties during the year. Severa’ spe­ LOAN 'The Board voted to table and seek on the ground.-He won the, H a r-* Y**r; „ _ _ ’, 'Boston. Aug. 15 ’ i)P) Catholic Glastonbury 5IE 3-9118 marginarmartt* indicted the stu­ been pureJia .-d for $46.000' The family began making news party found pooley holding the ask the superior court to appoint ence of pa.stors who are seK’ing ditlons coftipatible with the Inters cial dances will be planned in the dent waa carrying a subject for further clarification of the bida of mon International Air Trc.phv in John K. Cottier. 1* luance^ Board Archbishop’ Richard^.'Cuahifig an­ •future and light refreshments are *25 to *500 thro\igh another .*hoil-tcrm loan andi ribbing the state last_;Sunday unharmed Mrs. Drepperd captive some other attorney, to represent newly founded churches, and maHe_ est of Morocco .nic ne,” ^ which he was notnotsi suited. ' - A.* an ex General and Mqson. 1951 a* the year’a oiitstanding LOha'rnian .said new items added b^ nounced today t^aC the Society (if Cooley, if the latter does not en­ France expropriated the land for served. Selectmen inrhide $9,000 for to be paid off in .six year.'- Oblate Falhers for missions among when they stretched a rope across in woods near her home. it available for use when other AChoo^tho poymoot thot fitt yovt pocliofbook ample he- cited a stiident failing , The Boaid a|so voted that aec- "nie next day, State Police com-: gage Counsel privately, because he churches arc started. The Ameri­ the “bases, but paid for it. The I roof repaim lo the Town Hall, No dale ha.* been .set by the Fi­ the poor has purchased the.preten- their strip and put. up a big "pri­ Amount Amount of Monthly Foym tnitfor the second year of I-at; ondary achOol students who leave WE DO EXPERT ' ^ mlastoner John C. K e l l y an­ himself lives only a short distance can Baptist Convention is es­ Fren,ch then leased tlis land rent- Some super market! are now I $4,800 for increasing vault space nance Board for a public hearing -tious hoibe o f former Gov. James vate property" sign on a long of lO A N 12 MO. IS MO. 20 MO , Mrs. Marlin Kites, ftot liiijch school and later dei:lde to resume straightaway. 10 miles .north of nounced- Cooley confessed to from the' scene of the Davis slay­ tablishing^ combnmlty-s c r v i h g -.free to the Am«ri'ans. just a.s it carrying a unique type of canned $ SO Lamont Clearance Upheld in the Town Clerk’s office, and on the budget reque.sts. M .Orfley. $5 02 manager.,has reported a deficit of j their studies, must give prior no- $500 for snbW/’ removal In school this small logging community. PIANO TUNING 4 killing |Pafvis as he sat in a ‘parked ing and once represented Davis ih churches at the rate of one a week did pertain basis in France. Both goods.- They are canned long-play­ 100 10.05 5 t.3 l 4 72 $.56.94 in the cafeteria accounHhi* ! Uoe to the Board. .Since such a Jthe announcement was made thej French' and the Americans ex-, ing hirfi records of Tschaikowsky 300 20.27 24 25 10.25 New York. Aug. 16 (J5 The yards. ' HOT-HEADED SP.XKKOW Traffic was delayexl for a half- car with his fiance in a Durham a civil action. across the northern half of the SOO 47.41 30 04 30 40 year. Total Income^ wa* $10.650r! situation ^requires tuition and aboard the S.S. Niquw Amsterdam 4 i and Beethoven music. Most other uepai'lnients request­ Memphis, (S’)- l>c i Fullei- imetf hour and the Slumbos had a-start. Gravel pit on July 28- Kelly said Kosicki, quesljoned about Cooley's United States. p'edted the agreement v’ould con- lh<«r »rhriiu)r» ot irp^)mrnl iii< t kIc ail charge* xliabur.*ementji, $10.i0i. The .sum -fi'an.sportatton payment*, the Board U.S. Court of Appeals ..as upheld enroute to Germany. The prelate KEMP'S/Inc.ixcrvir me. d The? are bitcd on prornpi nionihly peymeni*. a federal judge’s dismissaV.of con­ ed aniounta similar to last- year’a ps;vchology on the hot^fuled The day after the traffic-stop- of $1,8.51,9.^ was recived In felt arrangenients should clear ia leading a pilgrimage of abo’ut 763 MAIN ST.—MI 3-6680 a tempt indictments against wealAiy appropriations. Four rtmai. ed the sparrow who would strutpqv to the ,:ping they applitxl to the county L TELEPHONE • WRITE * or VISIT federal reimbursement funds. No through it. 150 persons. . ’ BLISH monetary value was reported on author-lecturer Corliss Lamont agRue. Tliey were: Town Ueasurer, bedroom window eaej^nawn and *7 _ _GOF I'nll to Meet-. start a lively fl* '•,t.nrilh his refi P R iF E R R E D FINANCE CO., IN C .' surplus food C(ommoditie* al­ and two other men. $1.75'0; Veterans Advi.rory Center, HARDWARE COMPANY located to the local program al­ The RepUfajlcan Town Committee The three refused ir 1963 to $1,000; Public Health Nursing tion. MANCHESTER • Fuller put magnifying mirror 793 M.4IX .STRECT- though Mrs. Kites said thi.* tva.* of will meet at the Community-Hall answer questions before the Senate Aasnf. $3,000 and Rockville Pxlb- a t*l MAIN STREET . • S.<*nd Elm great help In hot lunch manage-- qn Friday at 8 p!m. to prepare for subcommittee on ihyestigations. .Lc Librar.v.'$4,000. agaihst the v.„u...... Ootn Mon. ru*t. Waing foe; He hasn't been back. HARMAC'S 946 PITTSBURGH PAINTS MIP mu I OOP t oar,If) A total of 25,198' lunches was before the November election. The Carthy (R-Wi.*)„- ^ Board of A.*ses.*ors, $6,900 from moda to ra«ident« of ell nearby fowno .MAIN TERPS BRIDAL SHOP STREET ■ \ M e m o .... 101 CENTER ST, MANCHESTER VISIT OUR NEW ; IJUST A FEW STEPS WEST OF THE TOWN HALL) . ' '

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llANCHEiiTJfiH, EVENING HERALD, MAft?CHESTER, CONN, . WKDNEBIJAY, AUGUST’ 15. PAG& EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 PA G E NINE cotton we don't need. Wc pay this just and on the unjust. For if you love those Who love you, what re­ Wilson for Nixon GEHERAL •■S. _ ifiaurliM tTr money out to keep the price we the mineral matter will dissolve' and the Rev. C. Henry Anderso'n of decent, life fo r the averags ,-iman Urooclles ward have you? Do not even the and womHn.” Move M^ilerial* ^ * have to pay for cotton up. The Stas^en Blasts and the -animal matter remaining I^ a l Pluipber the! Emanurt Lutheran Cthurch will ^opnini^ Ifprald By RUOBR PRICE tax collectots do the same? And-if If Ike Quils Rac6 T V SERVICE can be bent into almost any officiate. 'Burial will be In East Rayhurn Claims Ike Failed Claiming the Republicans at­ one thing that must not happen you salute only your ^ brethern, tacked tjiesb Dcrnoeratic programs PU . BY ‘hut D«ya Democrats' for ahape, hence this belief. Own IJfe Cemetery, To I^ex^hool nif.ait.n 'INO CO., PIC. rfrom. a cotton surplus, for Ameri­ what more are you doing IhAiT Dallas, Tex., Aug. 14; (iW-;.y4ecre- ' . • r» Friends may call at the funeral aa "creeping ao'ciallsm,” Rayburn Thiira^y, Aug. 16 y' M g h U S195 ■ ' — ", U Btntll others? Do not e\'en.th4 Gentiles To A id Cause of W orld Peace cans is what might be the natural r .. Rudolph Thomaa ^ ■ tary of Defense Chairles Wilson TEL. M l g-5194 Q—What Is the origin of the home Thursday after -2 p.m. Issued it challenge to the GOP "to Manchester High SchJkii was ^tnoieiii—___ Sto(«r:~w~-. do the same? You, therefore, must Midnight - 2 a.fn. Attack on Nixon Police said FredsH. Jo'hnson, 53, ah.ow whSre anybody in this adniln- THOIEaS r ^KROHBON dirfdend of cheaper cotton. 2 a.m. - 4 a.m. . , . . . .. Volunteer* Needed - ■ aald tonight that, he” favored Vice. word ‘’skinflint?" n)ovlng today from the old bujld- W J^T E R tl. ri$RGUSON be perfect, as your heavenly Father of 166 Highland from a Chicago, Aug. 15 —. The Top* served for more than 43 years Istratlon, from the President down, 4 a.m. - 6 a.m...... Volunteera Needed ■ . A —This expression started bgcK ing on Mali. St., to the new one oq PubUtheri . But We offer cheaper cotton to •is perfect.. President Nixon for President In WsRhlngton, Aug. 16 (/P)-^Har- But he obviously was referring to .hlis advocated the repeal of a JVmntfed October 1. • • 6 a.m. • 8 a.m: .-... Volunteers Needed when flint waa used to -nfake bullet wound inflicted Djxhls own Democrat in the House of Repre­ E.-MIddle Tpks. i \ everybody but Americans. (Matthew 5:43r48) ... Volunteers Needed the event President Elsenhower old K. St«a»en, out to dump Vice fires. The flint would have to be hand at his home shortlyNjefore the fact that most floor demon- single law we passed. . The ' vast transfer o f, hooks, PubUibed Kverjr fc»enlii* 8 a.m. - 10 a.iu. sentatives says the Eisenhower ad­ If that were a solution of oiir Sponsored by the Manchester . .. Betty Fivozinsky, Helen Shepard should not run for reelection, IPreeident Nixon «• * running mate aliped off'thinner and thinner for strAtiofia are staged for candidates chemicals, paper, beaker.*, teach­ Bundays and iloUdaya. fcnl«r«d at Ib^ (^uncil of OSiurehes. , 10 a.m. - 12 Xoon 9:30 this morning. ministration hasn't produced "a i PoSt OOlca at Uancheater Conn., ai own problem, and had.no other Noon. - 2 p.m...... Volunteera Needed ^ “I have always thoi^ht very for- Preeident Eiaenhower, today each new fire. Thp “skinflint” ' Dr. Robert Keeney Jr., medic for the party’s presidential nomi­ ing aids, and' the. other para­ SScond Claw Mall Matter ...iM rs . Harold Lord, Olive Chartier was one who TyoUld use the flint single new effective contribution | nation. phernalia of the classroom, waa SUBSCRIPTIO.N RATiB consequences, perhapi it might 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. well of Vice President Nixon," Wll- defended Nixon'agalnat attacks by examiner, said Johnson had been ante! J. Kennedy, 26, of Paw- Dirksen Scoffs Payable In Advance 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. ....James Horgan ' ’ Mn said, "knd in recent years 1 down to Its .fliiial layer of akin. despondent and ill health for toward worl^ peace." ' In the speech' tha’t followed. expected to be largely completed seem acceptable. But there are . . . . American I.,egion Auxiliary DenVoersts at their Chicago con­ tuckbti I-’ was arrested yester­ by the end of the da.--. 6 p.m. - 8 p.nv Have found him a ver>' capable WATKINS ^ some time. He ruled the death a day bySAuxIliary Patrolman ,Thro- Taking over aa permanent ^air- Rayburn said "th e end result of One Year ...... $7.76 other, cotton farmers in the world . . . . Jo.seph Marcin, Joseph Vlctor^Mar- vention. Q—W'hat dates other than Jan- mSn of the Democratic National At Democrats Packed away in cartons at the BIx Montha Open Forum 8 p.m: - 10 man." ' i suicide. Patrolman Primo Amadeo doi-e Goodchild and charged with four year* of Republican mishahd- Three Montha . $.90 be.sides those in our own South. cin "A number of the (Democratic ijary 1 have been used to indicate nr investigation of the Convention, Speaker of the House Itng qf-Qur foreign affairs is such close of the echoof^year in June, One Month ...... 1.10 Wilson arrived from Wkajilngton the first day of the year? speeding, ptsUce said. Kermedy San Francisco, Aug. 15 (/P)— .10 When wc sell otir cotton on the To the Ed|tor •10 p.m. - I^ d n lg h t...... Mrs. Dorothy Steele. Isabel Rau •WEST convention) speakers have endeav­ tragedy. Keeney -said Johnson's Sam Rayburn of Textli last night the ujatcrial lay awaiting Crans- WeehlT ...... to address the 57th Veterans o f posted a 635 Bmid and ' was re­ .00 ^kyv Post located on top, o f Manchester Police Station. A-t T 1}« first day of the .year body-was discovered by His wife, hit at the Republicans for "mis-, Sver before, and ■ wc have made Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois, portatiin ti the new plant. Elnsle Copy world market at bargain prices, •‘Civil Rights" Foreign Ware encampment tomor­ ored to place words in his m o i^ leased for couri'Jiearing on the Volunt? rs may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal that he never spoke and then>kve has varied from December 25 to who was in the home at the lime. handling" foreign-policy and taking i enemies of many .that' were our This morning, workers began UtMBER o r „ The remarks of Patrick Ward row. Fuiaral SeniM chsrge Aug. 28. who heads a Republican subcom- we drive down the price they can Figure Skating’ Buildp Manchestei on Monday, Wedne.sday or Friday from 1 to 5 launched unfair attacks on-^lm," Mrfrch 25. in different parts of the .lohnaon, a plumber by trade, had "the most serious risks" with the friends...” loading the hundred* o f boxes ' TUJB ASBOCIATISD PRhJffl This figure is probably skating Wilson was askeo during a brief world. January 1 is the date now v.ilttee oti Civil Rights, locked at The Aaaoclated Presa le get for what they raise, and per­ about civil rights at the Textile •i.in Ormand J. West, Director Stsssen told a news conference. been sole owner—for about a year lives, fortunes ^ d honor of the Aim* Blows at Ike aboard trucks. A t the new high entitled to the uae or.republlcatlon of to get away from one of those interview' about reports tfiat he had recognized in almost all countries. American people. the proposed Pemocratic platform haps we evien take their market Workers’ . outing in Manchester, ” 1 apeak out agi^lnst these en­ - of the Anderson and Johnson •TREED C AT F A N C t Rayburn aimed several of his school building, the boxes wars aU new* dlepatchee wedtud to It or hungry Univlid mahogany! Maidcnform Concerto Tri- four years, in directions .Which stances that could be verified. Line.. . the hra that makes & MADEMOISELLE ♦ Make, a .small depoist * ,s should really please 'iViinian. Scholarship is concerned writh your cprvpa look more, curm 1111 . What wc have here, then, is a their interpretation, but nt- -with BLAIRS LITTLE SHOP • rocfoirsf And those magica* \ve9k and you will make a revelation of the Truman mind their authenticity. At The East Center Street Shopping Piaza Buy in complete miracle 'three-point .straps' nice saving. ■■slAr ...how evenly they distrib- and taste which is^^avagely clear. Seventy years ago, it now ap­ Open Daily 9 to 6— Thurs.-and Fri. 9 to 9 ut? a beautiful U fl here . .X Most o f the delegates to the pears, the first Dead Sea ScroU float .X groups , (NEXT TO GAS COMPANY) and here ... and here to present convention - must have waa discovered, -writh different re­ away all .shoulder stra)) tep- been delegates in 1952, and must sults. W ide incredulity greeted the 691 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER . sion! White cotton broad­ • have thrilled toi that first saniple claims ^Of the discoverer. And the cloth, A, R and C cups, 2.50 of Stevenson watory. For TYu- foremost experts of the day,, after *3 PIECES man to resurrect the memory of -solemn deliberaUon, pponpunced. ' Sizes 10 to 18. that stirring moment, in his own the ecroll nothing more thai^ a Gray or Brown.' cheap effort to bldck Stevenson, foKghry. The discoverer, unable to 00 must have had an effect on the take this kind of thing, ' com- 269/ minds and memories of these dele ipilted suicide. 32.95 gates completely opposite to that Now the name of this first dis­ *59.50 te.; TVuma'n intended. coverer, one M. W. Shapirh, an ' W h e many pieces in the Litch­ The pundits at Chicago are be­ antique dealer in Jerusalem, may field Group make it possible ginning to say, 'With increasing be rehabilitated, -a|^ his claim of “•to assemble a bedroom that’s boldness, that the only vsiible 70 years ago relco^ize. as valid. Buy Open Stock distinctively you: As an ex­ achievement o f Truman at Chica­ But -neither he nor the experts of ample, the pieces marked (* ) go, so far, has been to discredit his time will be aroun ' to partici­ cost oily $269.00 during the Janlzen Hairy Truman, Rather regretful­ pate in the business of setting the $99^50 Dresser Bases .89.50 Sale . . . regularly $307.95. liv- ly, from the Republican point of record straight. . $29.95 Mirrors . . . i . .25.50 eluded are {* ) Dresser Base,' FINAL CLEARANCE . OF ALL SUMMER CLOTHES $125.00.C h ests...... 110.00 Mirror, Chest and Full Size (idtton • rfew, w e ' concede that he could There are times when, even in ' . ' 4 havs performed no more valuable expert opinion, pr,ejudice, and-eyen $36.50 N ight Stands 32.95 Bed. Swim service for Kls Democratic party, so sligfit'a prejudice as prejudice $69.60 Sleigh Beds .. .59.50 X «) or for Stevenson if Stevenson is ju.at against anything new' and' $129 Dresser Ba.ses 115.00 Suits $39.50 M irro rs ...... 34.95 the nominee. He has, by his own hitherto unknown . and unproved, Jantzen or Sacopy A Nice Group Qf bombastic ' excesses, forced his proves more important ^an fact. $109.00 C h ests...... 9-T.50 ALL SPRIX; TOPPERS $89.50 Poster Beds ..79.50 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES or party to measure him, at last, for $8-98 stm SUITS • and LONG COATS what he is. He has freed ‘ t from T-SHIRTS $1.98 its formgl obligation to treat him Civilization Safe. jU if he were an autlientic model Let it not b^ I thought, even for - Kcdiiml up to .Kl% Rcdiii'cii up l« 50% Formerly up fo $4.98 71 for its own future. This is bad an instant, that the finer things of news for Republicans, in sonie de­ civilization could not survive an Size.* gree, for it is as healthy for the atomic w-ar. 10 to 18. c»? Democratic party to be free of the There has just come intc effect Formerly domination of Tnyrtan as it has $12.95 an international convention, spon­ A Small Group Of A Small Group„Of been healthy for pie Republican sored by XJSESCO 'whiph spe- Sacony Summer party, under Eisenhoiver, to come irifically provides for the survival COTTON K M T SIMMER HANDBACS out frtgn under the domination of o f culture in future w-ars. Thia‘'con- SPORT COATS $2.98 SLEEVELESS McCarthy. And this vein of T'cntion, negotiated ih 1954, was Dresser Base thought leads us to the suggestion DRESSES $2.98 tc come, into effect as soon as it ^ , Formerly $6.95 Formerly $2.98 that perhaps Harry and joe'would w;as ratified by five nations. i i 5.00 Formerly $10.98. White,only. have a fine time tog;!lhet. running ^gypL-Burma, Yugoela-via, Mexi­ a third party!,.of their own.. co, and San Marino Have' now- rati­ (Mirror 34.95 fied It. Ujider this new international CottpirTrouble A Smallmall Grou'p tzroup ofot Extra extra Sizesoize in ALL SUMMER DRESSES law, a special blue and white em­ JANTZEN SHORTS . In our effort to reduc^ our own blem Wrill be flown on buildings SHORTS, SKIRTS. government etpeks of cpttpn sur. c-qntainiiig art treasures, or manu­ or PEDAL PlJSHEhS- REDUCED TO COST plue. IB wiitch we, the taxpayers scripts, or any’ o f the precious BLOUSES have our gpod money invested things civilization has created for or BELOW wc are now engaged in a jiolicy df Itself. And these same emblems flpjuccd up to .50% Many lovely buy* in moat *111 UumiHng cotton tJbroad, which ."■ill .be -^ovided for the custo- 'meBna Belling it for le u th a n It d ii^ and guards whd would have iBBat'ui. k : charge of such cultural treasures. , TIilB UhutrataB, once more, the , Any atomic bomb -which saw this, eedtaared nonaanse of our farm emblem would apan. both build* good tngs and individual, and riv-Uisa^

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that- the Stassen move to ditch Nixon was discussed. Claimn Right to Run Canal Dewey Cx)nfers ■ . ' , IP' SCHOOL OKNS S O O N ... HURRY IN ‘ a n o o m s John L. Lewis Civil Rishts Plunk In announcing plana for to­ day's Risenhowftvrjhiwpy confer­ Seen Lined Up * o With Ike, Sees ence, White House press secretary .lames C. Hagerty said the former Nasser May Accept Governor wants to discuss'the po­ Over Vice For Harriman to 5 JNixon on Slate litical situation with Kisenhowei before going to San Francisco, For pewe.v is a delegate and i.s sched­ Prompt TV Strvict New Treal;^on Suez (Continued from P«*e One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (UontlBued from Page One) York reportedly offerea severil uled to address the Convention. Insist On a TELSA Man DoiV», form er Nevv Yorker who Open Forum ' —~ • ‘ - .L RiiirnainfiiiJiamendments min «iiah ciiuil effort .totu ^ • j _s ^ In response to quegtior)s. Hag- flue WR* in Lewis* public rcla-1 neRSion in the tower room , of the the plank as demanded I moved t() South C«rcilt(ja 17 years ...... - I------—...... i 11 ,1 ***'* "®*- know wlielheV You'll find the mem- (Conlbnied from Pnge One) ' in gaaoline and our foreign trade tions .counsel. _ David B.' (tharnay,_____ ' Conrad Hittr^nHilton t-Int Hotel •! rrttiventioilcohvention h- groups advoi-ptlng .. „,. strong , civil .. • i ' nllArl Pnen: • ". j Eisenhower Would ask Dewey to ; are dependent on fre4 pasaage of »*ro. ‘(iasollne Alley' headquarters downtown. ber.s li.sted in the yellow seeking to aid H arrlm an s cai'lae. rights measbre.i. “I have never been guilty Of pub-• undertake any particular political ehargea and future development' the canal." In- the MifWissippI rtisput*- the To the Kdilor, W hether a fight •Would develop pages of your telephone of the canal. A Britiah crowd of about 200 W orking >\dth Kenned.V of the there or on the convention floor to- But the.^^Jrcre slioiited down by • liciziiig a Conversation with the mis.sion.i fubcommitiee found some,. f«''Or Jt sure is a shame to see a line the other pTatform writers anxious I p,.esiaent of thf United ''•tales:' book. Dullea hurried off for talka with j cheered Dulles he entered UMW in the big Pennsylvania night remained to be determined, Prime Minister Eden and Foreign ' Eden's residence, smiling and re- delegation to swing votes to Har- Southerners have done their best to pre.serve parly liarmony. —. Asked then how he personally HKAKT-KKK.AK f«IUK • Rcportcil ca.sting *oken negative | (geig about . Ni.'^on's prospects, Birm ingham , .Via. (AV, Jam es G. fiecrelary Selwyn Lloyd' at the; lax^. At previous international group£riiup headed by Perry \K\ How- on Center St. to make room of ail riman was David .1. McDonald, to have the platform avoid any' Prime Mlnlster'a hoUSs, 10 Down-i conferencea, British newspapers president of the million,-member mention aif the Supreme Court. votes were Gov. ,1. P. Coleman Of | Dewey said ; Atkins, Birmingham reporter, waa ard. Negro attornev and the thing.s for a gas station. With the —...... - ...... - .....- -Mississippi. .Sen. Ei viii of N orth "I have assum ed all along that Ing St. ' have pictured him as a saber rat- state’s national commiueethan for .^iiortagc of rents as now does Steelworkers Union. Some northerners on t.he other given a puff adder and adrtsed to vTrtuallv air^ union chiefs hanX taike'd or .se’eking what they ^^arolina, former Gov. John S. B at-; he would be nominated amj-.l per- put the hai’mle.s.s...... snake in...... a cage Dullea spent 45 minutes with j tier. Now they say he helped cool 32 years. Th^'other seven were^-gxist this hou.sc'would be of great- • here on the Democratic conven- would regard as the strongest pos- tie of Virginia, Vann H..^Keniied.v i sonally have felt that he has been | and provide a live baby chick as R E. WANDELl Kden, who will open the confer- 1 British and French passions .over awarded 10 a delegation headed.^ ep impoptHnce then a gas station. ! lion scene wei;e ..u-orklng Actively "ible plane. .. Texas and Rep. Brooks Ha.vs , the most useful Vice President in' food. e n c e with a speech tomorrow. B rit-' the canal que.stion. He is popular r., li oling Repub- (;^nler St. will soon become known hiatory." - At the'sight of the chick, the Building Ish informants said, "There was ' with Britons who feel displays of lican leader from Jackson.- as^^ollne .lU yV --"";"' ...... ’ M *''pSsTder!»f"?^e p.imi'’;-?ew‘mlSSleb'b)?S^^ Z *^oU„g""rtih'oeller for the.OIvU ...... Although Eisenjipwcr ha.s. .sard ,,nake hi.ssed and spread its hooil complete Anglo-American-agree- military strengili will not make a Theie was a probability that; Wlr^n permission was ; member MachZsts Union^m^ Civil ‘ Rights .sections were Cliairman Nixonivrtn woawas “lAArfAPt"perfectly Iv’ acceptable ft t*- i__ a a____!_•__ ment on the approach to the Suez solution esufier. in .its best terrorizing manner. Conirpetor Dulles refused to answer report­ bbth decisions d Would be appealed ^ ‘his atgtion i Rights plank, this wording was John W. .McConiiack of .Ma.ssa- to'him. he has slopped short--'bf Peep-peeping happily, the chick problem." to the, full meA^or ti;y-Na:, si.r^i.;; 1::, "rr" • husetts. Xli.ss Grace Hudtin of actual endorsement of Nijton. He It la possible Dulles and the ers' questions at the airport, aay- I very good Judgment. In a short support and urging Sen, Estes „ . , ___ _ hopped on the snake and ran up ResidentioLCommareial Ing he had' come to the British tional Kefmiver of Tennessee ss Steven-, . American child, uiespe.- Oklahoma. Mr.s. Emnia Guffe.v said the.GOP haliongj curffeHllon and down its coil.s pecking at its British discussed a reported So­ rtinie.after, thii refusal a few feel -;,llve of rare or national origin, Miller of penn.sylvania. Rep. should be "open".,with, the dele­ Alterotions-Remodding viet plan to break up the Lon­ capital to "exchange views" with I of this land waixglven'the town sdn's running-mate. scales. The aiii'er drew back in the representatives of the other 21 erorioiiilc statii.s or. place of resi- Uiacle, P.fost of Id.oho. Rep. W il­ gates free to choose a vice pre.si- obvious terror. don, parley by proposing at the (tliat Itie street ^i-dering this dence. has full- right under the “Rusine.ss Built On very start to postpone the delibera­ nations convening here tomorrow. JKXII.VI STED . liam L. Daw.son bf Illinoi.s, form er denlial <,'andkiale. To save his snake from a neftrous property might be widened. The law and the constitUliort, without Gov. Paul Dever ofMa-sSacbuseljs. Nixon and Dewey met.in Wash- Customer,Satisfaction” tions. move them elsewhere and "We hope for the solution so vi- Court ^6a«es permit was then given. Indianapolis. >/r> At '3 a.m. Ih- breakdown, .Vtkins gave the bhick- tal to the preservatiori and well- discrimination. ’ to ev«ry educa Sen. Theodore y'ranciji. Green bf j Inglon last Tluirsday evening for a aivay.an.d turned to. frogs an'd.i^fs Insurance-Coverage bring in more countries.------Tisffic is conge.sted enough in | diana Uniyersity Hospital official.s I ttornil upiuii tuiiiti—to devetop-bis Itnorte Island. Rep. John Moss of ; long dinner confeionce. Al.so pre.s- Prime Minister Solomon Ban- belng of the entire world,” the U.S. ia Ht-Aa rxtif ' _____ * *-1 I ___ I- -laA'..-. i,-^‘e»s» T.. j;,*. •T .. i,l ., . for adder fare. Secretary declared. WATCH WARDS m Extras this area with out the addition of : reported Jack i=tVvalnr'‘36. IndiAirt potentialities. California. Sen. Jo.sepli C. O'Ma- onl was Nixon'.s good friend, Dep-j Tel. .MI •(-lO.'l.'l daranaike of O y lo r said in Colorn'i Joseph F. Pallotli. 28, Hartford, this hazard. If this is called plan- .State Prison convict, undergoing 'This wa.s a part of 11. e "hii- After .IrOOP. .M. bo he was submitting'proposals to. RepresenUitives of the other na­ was flne'd $1.1 in T6wn Court today ning for the future I think it is tieutment for high blood.pressure’ hot.ey of Wyoming, fromer Rep. ' ut.v Alty. Gen. Willianr P. Rogers.' Tire Better Vi.'^on Iniftitutc es- tions meanwhile were arriving in lUiUi welfare" . tieatiiienl in the „ennings Randolph of West V'ir-■ .Ml three insi-slcd the meeting i timales that fj.Ig.'OOfl Americans a the confeience aimed at solving for failure to secure a Connecticut! very poor judgment. bad climbed from a foiirUv-slorv sii'^geste.d platfoini. 82 BALDWIN ROAD the Slez Canal problem. He told waves. There Was a parade of dele­ registration for the■■ car ’he was! ' If and when traffic going ginlR and Xtrs. Thelma Parkinson i.had no 'polilical Significance, but j year Wave ..disabling injuries frrtm gates in and out of the gray For­ EVERY kTEM SALE PRICED FOR THIS EVENT I window bn s rope made i f >Jotbing B ^ h front '- running Adall R. Sharp of New Jer.sey. [ it is regarded as almost certain j do-it-yourself work; MANCHESTER. CONN. a news conference he had dis­ driving. ■ * ' throtigh this town is directed otit 1 and slid down a drath pipe. Sl.eveiiso,n and lil.f mo.sl ser.ioiis cussed them with President.Nas.ser eign Office building, and sight­ Pallotti told Judge Wesley C. , Middle Turnpike to Roiite.6 thgse Police couldn't locate him. but at 1 contender. Averell Harriman. have ...... - ' of Egypt. He declined to give Nas­ seers clustered on the sidewalks to Gryk it was a dealer's car he wa.s | owners might then know a 8 a.nl. hoapitel officials found him shid they felt th ,'latform should I. I -i.ifi ser's reaction. see the diplomats. operating and he had aj.suined the'i mistake .was made. Before traffic sfe^iing peacefully at the bottom expre.ss in so many, words out­ The latest problem confronting car had plates ori it. a.s it had j can be. sent out the Turnpike the Foreign Minister Ci.ristlan the western Big Three was a re- of the drain pipe suffering from a right approval of the High Tri­ Pineau of France flew in from shortly before the arrest occurred, exit at the Green will hAve to toe bunal's action. ))orted Soviet scheme to junk the Someone else had used the car, widened IhAt. two cars njight pais bniiseo leg and obviously exhaiist- Paris for preliminar.v discussions Plenty of Hot Days Ahead eo. ' ■ - Rep. .Emanuel feller of New London talks before they get off !*oo. he thouglit. and probably re-J with ease. Signs can bf erected, today with EJden, Dlillcs and Lloyd the ground. Reports from Moscow Tno\'«d th e plates. , x ’l one directing the trsfflc to. the _ ,-ij:------,------821-828 on a .Big Three pljin for .ih Suez said Soviet Foreign Minister Two driWr^jCharged with pass- business district if they are Inler- Canal. Drtiltrl SheptloV planned to move Ing atop aigna were fined $12 Cadi, ealed and one to Providence on one- .MAIN ST. In talks "ended here Aug. 2, the for adjournament when the con­ Tbey were Peter Bclcz. 12,01 F.ii.st , end and one to Route 15 at (he -MANCHESTER three countries called the confer­ ference opens tomorrow and urge Hartford; and Richard Yost, 17, of Green. This would help the conges- ence! to^set up international con­ that the parley be expanded and •9 High- St,, , Rockville. ' tion at the center. WATCH WARDS for Ak Eitrasf trol. of the. canal as a courier to held at a different site. .. - I Getting back to the gas station. E gj'pt'a nationalization of the, 103- Twenty-'four nations were in­ Word$ Exdtiiig new fall $tyU$, fall toloisl .ALBINO l*OSS('.M I An ordinance should .be pMsed mile inlernallonarwatenvav Julv vited to attend the London confer­ ALL SUMMER Fort Worth, Tex.' (>D — A rare-limiting the number of gas' stt'’'" M. ence following the July 26 m tion albino pos.sum has been added to tions in a given area just as they Pineau told reporters at the air­ alization of ii)ie Suez by Nasser. the Fo'rt Worth Zoo. It was donat- have done with liquor outlets., port this“ niay be a very difficult Greece and Egypt rejected the bids. Coma oarly; . . for bast sofecHoasI ed bv a re.sident of Florida. Zoo- Geo. A, Calllouette D. C. conference." He added he thought Egypt declared all countries that director Lawrence Curtis said it | . | useful results could be produced " ■ I'.'s; 'n.' waterw ay, about was the first he had ever seen,. hTOIJ: ORBM.S FOR TRIA L i even' though E g y p t declined to at-., 45 nations, should be invited to Most albinos, he .said, arc killed | Dallas i/Pi Mae Veatal. 3(. tend. He-Raid the'' "France is con- any talks on th< canal's future. when very young brcause theyl ‘•vinced of the desir;.biiity of inter­ Although Russia decided—.with have no natural c'a m o u f 1 a g e wanted a nice new dress tb wear to her tria, on theft and narcotics national control .’or the car.al." reservattons -to attend the London against enemies. charges.' So she stole one. Before liiaving Paris, Ibneau meeting, it supported Egypt’s na- DRESSES said Franca would propose "a very tionalization,of the canal and said Teenagers at the Girl Scout Sen- The judge assessed her four lor Roundup in Xlichigan this vear ! .years for stealing the dress. But v -S-?. rea.sonable system of management the list of nations invited to Suez came from all of the-.48 states, it cost her no time. The sentence which should find a .very sub­ talks sfiould be broadened to in­ also from Alaska, JHawai, Puerio runs concurrently with two other stantial majoi:ity of support." clude the Communist European Rico and U\e Panama Canal Zone, four-year terms she received on ■"A aolutioh mUM be found," he countries and i^II Arab nations. Patrols also came from 6 foreign, the original theft and narcotics declared, ‘'that shoilMoermtt userq Shepilov was reported ready to Schbol giris rata Hia»a itralght "A” $ t ; and na woodarl countries. • charges. of the cangj to be aaTsvYrom the announce that the Soviet Union }jL\* posstbla fantasies of on^g;pvern- would not abide by any conference Crisp eoltom In gay plaids ond soHdt— «H fci ed*'! menl, whichever it may be>^’e decisions on the ground it is not ' < 1 cannot take risks, for our sup^ competent, to get without Egypt. glowing fall tonasi All Hi# rawest stylos i s t Ngh omplra FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD w waists, long fonos, all with blllawy fall tWils. 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F A G S T W E L ^ MANC^ESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1956 Section Two WEDNESDAY, AUGUST-15, 1966 iHanrI][9Btpr tEnenittg WEDNE^AY, AUGUST 15, 1966 Paj(e9 13 to 24 j 100,000 a t Dallas Quaker of the Year Rhee, Foe Take Perle Mesta Throws Party Phoenix St., Vernon; Anthony See VFW Parade Dinna Intends Bloodmobile Visit » Pachesa, 122 Cheatput St. Office in Korea Radio Statioli WKNB Beach Name/I BIRTH S YESTERD AY: A son For Convention Democrats The Bloodmobile unit i will - tr Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ander* Follow Democratic Balloting with this Chart Dallas. Tex.. Aug. IS UPi—Ap­ Seoul, Aug. 15 (/Pi—Bitter poUt-; To Sue Lines make Its seconc' viatt of the Bank Director son, 73 Drive A; a son to Mr. and proximately 100.000 persona jam ­ ical enemies took otfice today as month Tuesday fro.n 12:45 to Mrs. Fra-ik'Champ, 48 Bissell St.; FIRST BALLOT SECOND BALLOT THIRD BALLOT ChlcafO, Aug. 14 (/P) — .• evening dress made their entry tp med downtown Dallas last night president and vice president of 6:30 at the Center Church. The ■ ‘’The Tennessee Walt*.” Will.Broadcast a daughter tb Mr. and Mrs. Doug­ roBabudi were tied around the to watch the Veterans of Foreign South Korea. Syngman Rhee be­ Tht husband of Mrs. Angelina quota for the month is 150 pints Atty. Robert E. BeAch, l(f3 Boulr, STATES I One of the smoothest couples on Diana, missing and .presumed dead las King, 44 Horton Rd. champagne glaaies when , Perle Wars parade glitter and -blare its gan His third term as chief execu­ and the town has failed to der Rd., was elected yesterday by BIRTHS TODAY: A da-ighter the dance floor was Mrs. MesU way through the Greets. tive and Chang Myun was sworn with her two children, Biagrgio, 8r meet that quota now* for and MeaU threw one of her famed* herself in a Jacque Grlffes gra!y the Board of Directors of the Man­ to Mr. and Mrs. Jiimes E. Dougan, Some 10.000 men and 'women in as his potential successor. Sen. Paul Amento's Speech and Victoria, 6,.ainbe the July 25 several months, l TERRITORIES { silk dancing, with Gov. Prank G. sinking of the-ltaUan liner Andrea chester Trust Co. to fill the unex- 335 Porter St.; a son to Mr. and 1 1 pariiea here tonight. took part -4n the parade ' of the -Chang, 56, in a blistering state- ( Mrs. Ronald L. Boyd, Bolton.’ Z -z Pormer President Harry S. ' Clement of Tennessee. VFW 's 57th annual encampment. nient handed to newsmen after ( Doria off fog-bound Nantucket Is­ plred term of Superior Court Judge • a 0 • UJ 5 Ul Uii There was no partisanship—just Bands, drill teams and high step­ land, has retained the law Arm of Charles S. House as -a bank direc­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: > es > Truman and Mrs. Truman, in a the inauguration, aasailed Rhec'c: Leslie Hale, RFD 2, Coventry; Al­ 1 > black dresa draped in white chif­ Democrats here for their national ping majorettes strutted down the previous governments for "viola- Tonight at 7:30 Lsasner and Rottner to flie a civil tor. ^ NUMBER el VOTES e t streets while a 4-plane flight of suit against both the Itslian Line Judge House's resignation was bert McKee. 25 Main St., Talcott- «A «A fon. arrived while a string .tidhs of the constitution, prevail- | ville; Walter Muske, 263 Hartford orchestra played "the Missouri Sam Rayburn, who made the party P80 Shooting Star jets streaked ing corruption and disregard' of i suMl the Swedish American Line. ^accepted by the Directors with re­ le.<ard the Andrea Arizona 16 E. Wilson said in a prepared ' Doria which collided with the Rd.; Evald Erickson, 11 Echo,Dr., see and his pretty red-haired wife. along while her husband, gover- .fr;, w'> progresa* In .South Korea, and the ' Eldridge Str^K *-• speech today that ^ he felt a sound nation’s economic prospects had Swedish Linar Stockholm. In 92 of Connecticut's 169 towns Rockville; Mrs. Amelia Hagenow, Arkansas 26, Nanej*. in. an emerald green satin nor of New York and a pres­ [ 28 West St.: Mias Margaret Scran- idential aspirant, stayed at ,his defense required « "proper bal­ "greatly Improved" during his; Atty. George Lesaner this morn­ and cities there were no traffic ance.’’ ‘ ^ eight ywars in office. | ing verifled a report that his firm deaths during first seven mohtlis ‘ton, East Hartford; Henry Kamin- California 68 ’■ 1 headquarters flguring out new .ski, 255 School, S i.; Mrs, Leona T moves in his bid for the nomina­ "You can't depend on any one Chang did not speak at the inau-‘ has been retained by Diana to flIe .of 1956... Two men picked lock’ tion. - weapon dr any one service alone,’’’ guration, which was witnessed by a "very subatantial claim.” of Warren, R.I., branch of In­ Darling, South Windsor. Colorado 20 '*• • Wilson told the veterans. Lessner said the papera have not dustrial National Bank la full DISCHARGED TODAY: Hay­ t But name almost any other an estimated 1100,000 persons jam­ i • Democratic bigwig and ‘he was He said he was "confident that, ming the plaza' before the war- yet been died and declined to re­ view of strollera who paid no at­ den Whiling. 78 W s.ker S'.., Mrs. Connecticut 20 •• there — Senators by the dozen, in any war in w-hich the United shattered capitol building and ad­ veal the sum being aaked from the tention at all to what was going Norma Johnston and son. 202 Bld- former cabinet members. States may become engaged, we jacent streets. "J'. ■<-: two companies. He said the papers on. ,well St.; Peter Charle.-t Kasavage. Delaware 10 have, today the weapons and the will be flied In New York "soon." Burning cross, traditionally 136. Bissell St.; Mrs! Shirley Borne of Hollywood cam ^ too Arriving on the -platform tq military power to inflict a disas­ take the oatht’ Rhee shook hands ’The Diana suit is among many symbol of Ku Klux Klan. is found Ada.no, 65 Bigelowt St.; Mrs. Angie Florida 28 . / comedian Georgianrgie Je.sselT^lngerJessel trous defeat on any enemy." Bourret, Talcottvine; Mrs. Aqgus n ' ■ Phlll Ragan. SfBiki Jones coolly with the man who soundly KOCURTS being brought Malnat both shlii’' M eOge of__lawn__of__President — He said military men had dif­ *■ trounced his own vice pi'cstdenuai lineilhL: So far claims have sky- Msinhower’s birthplace In Deni, ta Pitnewy. 1003 Tolland Tpke.; Georgia 32 ts Weix li ferences of opinion, however, on rockatv Delhi, Aug. 15 (>T) India \nd a slater, Mrs. ^Victoria Frago, Weeks... Neither CBS nor Dem­ ' i-T-- berries in brandy and petits fours. affairs." he said. Hartford, • ' ocratic National, Chairman Taut To Higher Court Kansas 16 . celebrated the* 9th anniversary of Clearance Sale V ‘ IW independence today without a M. Butler budg6 in dispute over CBS decislmt) not- to televise film John llaley Photo Two 16-.vear-old boys appre­ Kentucky 30 . / G ordon'J.Todd Of 182 McKee word from Prime Minister N^hru Atty. Robert E. .Beach,Bei ■ 'X abqut ejecting the Portuguese Planners to Air shown _to Democratic convention hended yesterday by Wllllmantic REPEATED RY PUBUC I ( lAND St., jobbing>alum an with the Knights of the Grip of Conneeft - ¥ ' from their holdings on the,subcon- delegates Mondajr. He has' been a director for about authorities were bound ov«r to Louisiana -24 ,. > "GrM tM f" Furnihir* Sal»Jn Roekvillt's History Quaker Oats CoT>has been award­ cut; Inc., an organisation /(com­ ENTIRE STOCK the next term of Superior Court ed the "Quaker of the Year" prised of food brokers in the tinent. The omission broke* a two- Three Zone Bids eight years. ’ ‘ BANKRUPT UQUIDATION SALE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC year pattern. Beach is corpora tiqn counsel for on charges of theft of a motor ve­ Maine 14 ‘ X -X award. He received the trophy State. hicle atemming from the alleged • (formerly) COMMANDER WOODWORKING CO. . Gordon and Margaret Todd and Instead, the Prime Minister The Town Planning Oom.miiaion United Aircraft Oorp. He is a mem­ ^— 66 W EST ROAD—ROCKVILLE, CONN. (above) from Wiliiam G. Mqson, called for national unity and de­ Tynes Fined theft of a Manchester car., Macyland 18 f vice president of the' company^ at their son,^Gordon have resided will hold a public heqrihg at 8 ber of the ■■ Manchester Develop.- y-' Finished Furniture: \ -g-- plored recent language riots in his .inent Commission. Judge Wesley C. Gryk ordered the annual sales and advertising in this tow-n for eight years. REDUCED p.m. Monday, Aug. 27,1n the hear­ the. bind over, and set bond at independence day speech to an es­ ing room of the Municipal Building For Crash Here A native of Bristol, Beach was Manachusetts 40 Corner Coffee Tables. Regr$15.06^. .NOW $6.50 meeting In Atlantic O ty, N.J., re-1 timated 100,000 Indians. $2,000 each in the cases of Larry cently. | to consider three proposed zone graduated from Bristol High ■ Oblong Coffee Tables. Reg. $?1.00 . . . .NOW $ 9 .0 0 P o p p ^ jleases HuniSnitv In his Aug. 15 .speeches of the THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO Hitting a fire trunk with his car A.-Dobson, Hartford, and Reynold Michigan 44 • The award Is made to the maaj changes, j./'' School, t i f attended Antioch Col­ W. Dzleken. Willimantic, the ac­ y Lamp Tables. Reg. $30.00 ...... NOW $ 1 2 .5 0 past two years Nehru demanded STOCK UP AND SAVE .. .! The flrst request is from Aus­ yesterday while on the way'to'what lege in Yellwy Springs, Ohio, for J having the most outstanding rec*-! that Portugal give up Goa and its cused'.youths. / End Tables. Reg. $30.00 ...... NOW J ;i2 .5 0 ------ord for- ...»the year in V...the fields of 15 tinV.. -A. ... Chambers to ----- changehe thought a trl was one of th e. first a year before enrolling at the Minnesota ^ other small territories in India, Authorities reported the youths Corner Lamp Tables. Reg. $33.00 .. .NOW < ;15 QO merchandising, selling and public ■ Angular portion of land approxi-“ftres since he became a volunteer Wharton School of Finance. Uni­ escaped from the Connecticut relations. Several hundred repre- sp*»tolic blessing to th^world to- ruled by Lisbon since the 16th cen­ mately 68'meet by 135 feet. located versity of Pennsylvania. He was Mississippi 22 / - - Step End Tabjes. Reg. $30.00 ...... NOW ! 1.5Q tury. ..gis campaign provoked fireman cost a vouthful driver S39 School for Boys in Meriden Mon­ ’ 1 . ■entativesunfuH v.. M-.r.were considered for th if On .thS fCBSt of thC SSSUmP-assunf^]. 125 feet north of E. Middle'Tpke. graduated in 1933. day. allegedly took a car in Meri- Room Dividers. Reg. $39.50 ...... NOW * 112 0 0 "peaceful invasions" of the in Town Court today. The "fire ’ In 1937, he was graduated .;frt>m Missouri 38 award. / pockets. - - from Residence Zone A to Indus­ was a false alarm. ' * dep, left it in Manchestef. and 3 Drawer Coffee Tables. Reg. $65.00. NOW 1124.75 Born in North Adams, ^ s s ., The 80-year-old Pope recited the trial Zone. The request has been Yale School of Law and he became STYli # S 0 0 Jam es F. Tynes, 18. of 1915 N. then stole a Manchester auto be­ 6 Drawer Dressers. Reg. $127.00 ___ NOW 1159.00 bn Ju n e'6, 1915, Todd w a^ active A n g els Domini prayer apd then NOW A T MARLOW'S!... filed to allow the Manchester Knit­ a partner in the Hartford law firm longing to Harold McIntosh, 209 ’ Montana 16 LIFE gav^his blessing. He spoke from Main St., was fined $24 for reck­ . 9 Drawer Dressers, Reg. $167.00 .. .NOW *178.00 In'bports aUDfury HiglySchool in ting Mills, located in the Chambers less driving and $15 for operating of Shipman and Goodwin. Henry St. SEE THEM AT ills summer residence here over • De Lii.xe Desks. Reg. $75.00 ...... NOW * 133.00 that city, graduating !in 1933. He Building, to expand. a motor vehicle with defective He resigned that partnership to Yesterday morning, the two Nebraska 12 joined Quaker OakgHn 1945 as a the Vatican radio. National net- Manchester Knitting Mills re- take a position as administrator of youths Were spotted near the .works in many countries rebroad­ Wash away painf like MAGIC! equipment. He pleaded innocent to Step Night Tables. Reg. $42.00 .... .NOW $19.00 retail salesmanadvanced to Mutly bought out the M and N the reckless driving charge I contracts at United A ircraff Corp. abandoned -McIntosh car In Willi­ Nevada 14 Plywood and Lumber: 75,000 Sq. Ft. Plywood and Lumber Work cast his words. ' \ ^ ANDERSON’S his present position in 1949. which With AMAZING NEW f^A lN T Oo. and. liquidated its stock.* Calvin Taggart of 119 W ^)odland.,,.„In 1952, he assumed his present mantic by police there. They in Process, gake Trucks, Cardex Files, Woodw orklngt^fachinery, takes in the^.«rritory of Western were apprehend^ after an -hour Addressograph Slachinr, etc. niw! REMOVER The Second request is front the St., a volunteer fireman of the ‘ ** *^°'*P®“*?^*‘”’ New Hampshire 8 ' CHILDREN SHOP Connecticut.^ Western Massachu­ MOONSHINE CELL MFD, driving behind Tvnes at the i **'• and a half search by police of a FOB LIMITED TIME ONLY—Dealers Invited Farmlands ~ Exchange Corp. -to '•EAST CENTER STREE;T setts an’d Vermont. ’ . Monroe, Mich, (g’l - j’ risoners a( . chanbe from a Rural Reaidence' time of the incident, testified he . “ e»ch is a member of the Amer­ wooded area whet% the pair had NeW Jersey 36 SHOPPING PLAZA" (formerly) Todd is a basketball referee'and the county jail got drunk on con­ Zone to Busineas Zone 111 a atrip saw Tynes' car hit the fire truck ican Bar Assn., the Hartford Coun­ hidden. . - , ' has been active in local sports, fiscated moonshine without leav­ of land along W. Middle Tpke. for. at Adams and Hilliard St. * ’ ty B.ir Assn., and the Manchester LL Ra.vmond Griffin and Pa­ New Mexico 16 « COMMANDER WOODWORKING CO. coaching both Little League base­ ing their cells. elastic WITH w a n * a road to enter the new Ms^nchea- The fire truck was attempting a B ar’Aa.sn. trolman Allan Smith went to WMl- 06 W EST ROAD— ROCKVILLE. CONN. He is a member of the legal com­ Ample Free ball and basketball. He served as The prisoners inserted a, curved tef .Shdpptng Center. Entrance to right turn and Tynes testifiad his liipantic yesterday afternoon to New York 98 ' • ' 15 MINUTES ON ROUTE 83 TO SPRINGFIELD president of the Verplanck School shower room pipe through cell ven­ hosiery No mero todtoui Kr«pin9 of toodin9, no ua- the' .road will be opposite Tower brakes failed as he followed the fire mittee of the Aircraft Industries tike custody of the youths. They * Parldng AT LESS ’HIAN WHOLESALE PRICES! tilation holes Into jars of moon­ truck up to the turn. When It Assn, He also serves as chairmafi were held over night and present'-’ TOA. has been active in B o v plooionf. smtil or mots wlUn. you romov# point Rd. North Carolina 36 OPEN 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Scouts, and is now a governor and shine stored in a hall between bull- from cKoirt, floors ond woodwou TM*4 . The jlnal proposed zone change swung right, he attempted to avoid ' <^untract negotiation9^.,Com' ed in court this ^ morning...... Att.y. J immediate, past president of the pens and siphoned the -whiskey TM-4 dittolvoi poinh. tkolloct, vomiili^t oHd request is one filed by Eugene it by turning sharply to the right ' mittee of the National..Security Harry .Soh-wolsky of Rartford rep- out. $5.95 tioini ri9M down fo tKo boro turfeco. Kfed to Nimkoff to change a portion of elso, he said. | Industrial A.ssn., an jafganization resented •*--the •teenagers.------North Dakota 8 • to hondt. Gtforontood botf or monoy bock. Got land .oh the east side of McNall HTis car hit the fire truck ..a .'® f defense industrier.The commit- TM-4 TODAY. glancing blow, .doing minor dam-j he heada cqn^erns itself with - Ohio 58 L 5H.95 at., north of the Wilbur Cross e . ■ Vs* t Highway, from Residence Zone AA age, and Tynes continued north to | government coUtracts, . Pair TM A on: Wood, Gloss, hosier and Melal Surfaces the site of the supposed Adams St. Beach ls>'a’ member' of the Yale New Figcal Year Oklahoma 28 ill'nylon , to Business 2kme I I . ______Law Sjbh'ool Alumni Asan. and of asking U>ia obanga. to make the ' fulMoqtxT^ Taggart said on the stand he fell thi^Uhlversity Club of Hartford, In Effect Today Oregon 16 i . land conform with a similar por­ only quick thinking by the driver ^-fle author^ an articla entitled ’♦ • • • tull-lishioned tion on the west aide of McNall f ’nooverhos# nseded of the fire truck averted a' serious "Governinent' and Industrial Town department heads and em­ Pennsylvania 74^ Bt.. changed to. a business zone accident. He said the driver wid­ Know-How.” ■ which appeared in ployes began operating today m a / • 2 lishion shidH July- .^ . ’Hie land is near a motel ened his turn as he saw TyneS' car the American Bar Association new fiscal period whifcfi'runs until Rhode Island 16 ' now uhder construction. approaching, j Journal. Jllne 30, 1957. .- i Ns IfSI*'^ SHdA h ksiw yia wtir this HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT Fire Chief John Metz said- the His term "as a Trust Co. director For most employes, the atari of South Carolina 20 * • • FOR EVERYTHING youth is a Qvil D ^ n s e volunteer ends in late Januar.V. a new year has little effect on fireman and ih^ss volunteers have | Beach was mariied In 1941 to routine operations. Heads of de­ South Dakota 8 About Town been authorized to go to fires for i Ruth Me.ver of Hazleton. Pa. The partments are. interpreting the , training purposes. He fell a partial : couple has three children., Marv 'Tlie annual exhibit of Die handi­ $4,607,562 operation budget, how­ Tennessee 32 ' * . m explanqlipn for the youth’s haste ! Anne, 14, Peggy, 11, and Robert ever, to determine how it affecta 0 Prescription Pharmacy work of the children during the migljt' have been zeal. Merz said Jr.. 9 ' 901 filain Street summer, (rom the different super­ their plans for the forthcoming 1 d^rhaga was minor to the fire months. Texas 56 ’’ - The- Back To School Morement' vised playgrounds, -,w1H be found, -Truck. ■. attractively displayed in the North The controilef's office reported window of Watkins Bros, stoi;*; in­ today that the old fiscal year Utah 12 , /. ended , with a cash balance of Begins At MARLOW'S! stead of Onter Park as fprlnerly. Hospital Notes 'm: .CONDiriONED It la well worth atoppiiuf'for a few Tract Purchased about $187,000, some $5,000 mor4 Vermont 6 minutes to see the yartety. of ar­ than General Manager Richard visiting Hours: Private rooms, Martin’s latest estimate. ticles turned out >y' the bovs and By Machine Firm 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; maternity and v\rginia 32 • ■■’v n o ffirls.' , The controller's office Closed off. seml-brivate wards, 2 to 8 p.m.; accounts as of yesterday; No pur- Washington 26 T The Carlyle-Johnson Machine rhildren's ward, t to 7-p.m. Save Now! \ Mr. a n ^ ^ rs. John Kramer, 485 cha.se orders were issued after Co. has completed the purchase of Ajig. 7,-and no bills paid after Aug. • a Hailfopd Rd., have returned after. Patients Toita.v: ...... '.. . 174 West Virjjinia 24 b - ■ a, seyen-day cruise to Nassau and property on Slater SU-on which it plans lo build a 9,1100,000 plant. Ah A D M 1 T T E D Y’^'STERDA Y : .. Miss Louise Johnson, conti oiler, w s s w o r k ” other plsfee In the Bahamas. They instrument recorded today in the Wisconsin 28 Mrs. Cora Curtis. Stafford+r'eported that budget’‘pwVd^^^^^^ .ifnade t>.e trip on -.the SS Nassau. toiiijn clerk's office shows the com­ .Springs; .Mrs. Dorothea Cup, 22 X Mrs. Kramer, known-to her friends will be largely the same as in the Wyoming 14 pany bought the 16-arre property Ware* Sth'Rockrtlle: Peter Charles past year, except that some ac­ M "Sophie’’ and A popular loyal for about $32,000. ^ Ka.savage, 38 Biisell St.; Joseph . caterer, particularly enjoyed the counts have been combined with . The building which the company "Zolonski. East Hartford; Mrs. others for simplicity. Alaska 6 1 h e r e meals prepared by the.Ohef of the plans to construct will, according Ottilie Eckhardt. -85 Birc'i St.; steamer and his assistants: to plans, have a capacity of 3,’i.OOO Mrs. Catherine Bagley. East Haj t- W ELL .\V.\TER District of Columbia 6 . - square feet -amf be completed in fprd; John Ziemi-k, 96 Cooper Hill Illiff. Colo.(/P)—Illiff. is the only ' Luther. Leaguecs of Emanuel about four or five years. St.; Kathleen Hill, Ea.st Hartford; Puerto Rico 6 * Lutheran Church have set the date town in northeastern Colorado The Town Planning Commission Joseph Senna. 29 Pioneer Jircle; Which offers cool w ^ water from , of Thursday, Aug. 30, for their an­ June 18 approved a zone change • Hawaii 6 - nual peach festival, from Mrs. Irent Boudreau, 82 Garden a town , pump.' 0._ O r Hillman. 73, -- ' isi' • ■ • MarV “Dll’nph.v. East said the pump was operating when 9:30 p.m. on the grounds at the. the area. A.bond for the land was church. In the event of unfavor­ Hartford: Mrs. Beatrice Bjoik. 206 he arrived in 1905. O ther. old- Canal Zone 3 held by the’ company- contingent Woodbridge St.; Paul Barton. 12 timers can’t recall V;hen the pump able weather. K , w^ll be held in upon this change. Laither Hall of the church. Doane ,i St.; Andrew Sebula, was first used. Virgin Islands 3 ■ O n a N E W TOTALS •••• . ‘ I Comp/etie/y Air-Conditioned \ ------.w ... n w im rv RVfninaiv ••OV2. Nor«: UMRocreme conva for Gflclt convGnhon voT», g s w may hcnc two dGteqofs. Goch with on>-lialf voto.

isea at Pine and CJooper Sts,, /or which the housewares ,apd hard­ Applicants Take 4 years, 11 nr>ontha beginning June Jewelry i^tolen wares departments will be trans­ Here’s our - Don’t Miss MARLOW’S Greatest 1.’ 1956, with rgnewal options for (cleaning tools'included) ferred from the second floor, a formula for .* Exaiii.^ Saturday Ithree periods of - five years. In Break Here spokesman for Kings said today. your child’s foot-comforti ^ ' (>rtiflcsle’. oT Descent The textile department on the sec­ B^Ute of Ellen H. Trasher, : • Police Chief Herman O. Schep; Police said today jewelry valued ond floor will then be expanded. ^o^mtydeiisned LITjTLE YANKEE SHOES, plus I de-! announced today an exaihina- I property at 99-101 Laurel St., to at about $175 was taken from the The new area will require about Proper littin t for length, and width and "grow-room" : tiop for prospective supernumerary I Florence E. Donnelly, John Howat home at 83 Bilyue Rd. 12 to 15 additional employee, the to your youngster’s feet can devel(jp normally. ‘ patjrolmei. be-held at polic* l' Building Permits sometime Sunday. Entrance was Furniture ^ale I headquarters Saturday mprning at To Eugene Mtkelis for Church spokesman ’Paid. gained through ’a side door in which Do plan to come in soon! lO'h.m. Alterations of thq iftrit floor area of the Nazarene, demolition of a a'pane of glass.was broken. ' j ^ g a n July 1. , This year we have gone all out to bring you the finest values over . He said three men have sifoiified house at 236 Main St., $1,000? Patrolman William Cooke was Other low-price cars-can't possibly give you they will take the exam and three To Ernest A. Richie for William assigned to investigate" the break, others hav* expressed an interest Martens, fol < garage at 44 Steph- I which took place while ihe Hovt^ats CO.MBA’TS &AD P l’B U rlT V •1 -on BRAND NAME FURNITURE, BEDDING AND RUGS you will in taking it but h..ve not definitely en St., $1,000. were away. Police did not know at Seattle (.T> Mrs, M. R, Andre- : said they will. ' To. John jitulf for a garage at-. first if anything was missing, but apsen was impressed by the teen­ want for your* home at our low, low prices. Schendel added that anyone who 281 Autumn St.. $1,300. IMrs. Howat told police this nlorn- age boy wTio stopped and changed these 7 big Plymouth extras! ' might be interested in taking the To Kari J. Kehler, for a tool ^ fng she found several jewelry ■ a flat tire .for her and a woman I exqm will be welcome and should shed at 79 Cdnstanice Dr., $350. pieces gone. , , companion. "He wouldn't tak* ; .apply immediatel.y. T h e require­ To Ernest Richie for'William These weVe a gold, pearl-studded , ■‘hy pa.v," she explained. "He said ments for prospective super- Martens to r alterations to a dwell- 1 bar, an amethyst necklace, match­ he wanted to combat some of the Os you turn a ’S3, *54 or *BS modd of one Exclulivi Pusk.luttifl Drivlsi: firiatost ittintloa to sifityi FEATURING — COLONIAL MAPLE BY i numerarie.s, .,'re - that the appli­ ing at 44 Stephen St.. $L,’500. [ ing amethyst earrihgt, and a large bad^ publjcity teenagers get’’ cant have a high school educatiot), To Bidwell Home Improvement i rhinestone pin. e f Hie leu)-price 31 Then here's what you’re 1 With a mere finger, touch,, you Plymouth gives you more stand* • Exclosive doubie-tlretch BAUMRITTER, VERMONT* FURNITURE, be at least 5 feet 9, weigh at least Co., for RicHard Rldridge. for an ■ I aelect your driving range—as Ji tni$$ingxr;look how much more the all-new ard equipraont safety ffeattfres-si " hose cleans twice the ares 1140 pouhds and.be between the addition to a dwelling at 34 Union ( you’d ring a doorbell. Positive, HARTSHORN AND MANY OTHERS * PI.: $990. . Plymouth offers you: new SafeGuard door latches of any other make cleaner.^ ; ages of 21 to 35, inclusive. Kings to Lease Personal Notices mechanical linkage. and dozens more. To Russell ^ oth for. alterations ' * SEE OUR COUECTION OF FETNER PINE and additions to a dwelling at 57 • Full horsepower motor Mofe Mill Space TtR6rrew*f styliii{ today: You can Siiultera Rd., $700. Resolution ‘of Synpatigr Chfici 6f tw6 superb tu|inos: Pick Features that add up to bifiar gives you powerful suction. - • ALL AT AUGUST SALE PRICES! To Stanley A. Ruganis. for al------' ' • I easily see Pl> mouth is all new, either Plymouth’s sensational P ublie Recor. Ju ly 3ft. price •includes many ex clu sive Regular Price $97.50 Scuffy Warraatec Deeds ing whose second lldor it now oc­ Oner AOm hax invaded nur haven t changed very much in bUzing hp—up to 240 kiyn the WE WELCOME YOUR BUDGET ACCOUNT ^ To Marcel Jutraa for Ernest midat 'Aft«r rallrd ir» (hr loAvrniy ' 'luxury features at no extra coaL ' 11 Lawrence Andreo to the Carlyle^ Dowd,' alterations to a dwelling cupies on Pine St. and will open a the last two )carf. ’ ' Fury) or the PowerRow 6. I Johnson Machine Co., property on A dearly d-i. Th^' finldoa More car for your money! Jo#nn*«# JCalf) at 32-34 Ulac St.. $2.50. toyland about Sept. 1. - *?Hetoay tuM niid#* it* NOW ' Slater St. A lease recorded in the town j him If* tio St w J« ru«*ai‘^m He a -To Robert Samuelson. for a 1- riue /ri>-iid And Almay* r>adv lo mmaimi lifltit, bitb iosidi 88d ootsido: Tep take-off aid pattini power: JVST, *6925 Charles M. Frjedrich and Ar­ stor>'. 5-room dwelling on Dudley clerk’s office todsi.v shows the com-! in th»’ WFifarr of hi,r « PI) mouth's the biggest longest, Plymouth’s 90-90 Turbo-Torque lene L. Friedrich to Michael Joy St.. $0,500, ' pany has leased .the property for ’ A^l . .WhorrAo „ IU4' ail A is*- arid FROM $5.50 and Margaret K. Joy,.property at 4 Years. 11 months with a renewal tut ftiaAt* r of 'Kw Irrilb«:ra nl.-r**:,'4r; baahAA calte*4 <' roomiest car of the low-price provides the greatest breakaw ay nurds never been a greater Plymouth—and ’Fo Ernest Richardson for a 1- e l .u ^ ^ a r - ’ bel.nr.lheiovptl. andaift . hrnbrnlbei*' t-4 Hackmatack St. ■ , / story. 5-roon} dn'ellihg -bn Dale option for three periods of live (bom. ami h- bavins Iw *ri a inj« and three. A smoother ride and more and passing power in all models there's never bfen a Plymouth that’s easier to Jarvis Acrei, (nc.,. to ’Thomtin Rd'.. $1.4.500. yePrs each, >. .| faiintui mnuaH* in .-ai rlub ' ,■ T*«e ...lit .a a lAnnn '''•■ rrruh- to rnM jiiiuirre i i*- room to enjoy it of any low-price car. own.,See your Plymouth dealer to^yl G. Woodwell and Patricia O. Tha Drat floor will add 10,000 i i„ bi» lamilv aiel ilist a *•.*> el V ttL FURNITURE DEPARTMENT WbodweU, property at 25 Marion The Criminal Cod* of Canada square feet of floor space U> the'' ibr<" reschslMna bt aani to la* be. (LOWER STREET FLOOR LE V E l^M I »-«til> Dr. providM for 5 yean imprisonment ec^turo f-t on tb* .*co«d {g ‘^ MA for owncra of gold unlo*a h* can FURNITURE DEPT. SHOE DEPARTMENT Ar^wfLaa MiUt, Inc.,, to Murray prove h* bought such procipua i°T7^ ntw W will ba u*ad aa l*m i.» '.b iU iffir4|f CU a L *• \ o i ^ tb an|| OtU* A. OiA*n, pram metal fsiin a )cgit(mat* •wn*r; PLYMOUTH costs less »= jJL*w*rf Btrset F1«*r Loral) * (MAIN FLOOR REAR)

Times Farm Rd„ is spending two was the catcher for the locals. Bears, "is tor public-spirited ettt- Andover > weeks at Camp Hoffman in Rhode The teams will play at Coven­ zens. everywliere to become ac­ Princess Anne, 6, | Island. Babs is a member of the try tomorrow at 6:30 p.m .'’ E x p e r t D e n ie s quainted with the plain facU about \ IN THE NORTH END — IT'S FREE PARKING v local Girl Scout Troop and will Mr; and Mrs. Johq Hamilton,’ their cohwmnunlty and its natural Marks 'Birthday In Popular Afarkcl Lot Willimantic Firm Low Bidder enter the Columbia-A'ndover-He- and their children Cynthia, John RegiotialFlood environment. B a r g a in s , , ' ' ' '■ m bron Mariner Troop this fall. and Ronald, returned 'recently ‘JTiey will tiqed technical Help Quality Cleaners Londorti'^Aug. 15 (/P)—Princess ■ ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corthell J from a vacation tour through and advice, but they should seek it Anne, 'whose uninhibite 1 gaiety ; I and their daughters Susan and | Maine, New Hampshire and Mas- L iste d b y u i r e r has gainea her the title "Little 11 from sources that have no selfish For Regional 8 Hi^School aachuaetts. C u rb P o s s ib le FOR EXPERT DRY CLEANING Jane, are spending two weeks in; interest in ahy particular measures .Miss Mischief,” today celebrated 11 Hundrodi O f Maine bs the gUests of 'James j that may ha recommended. The ut­ AND LAUNDERING her 6th birthday’. jlildover, Aug. 15 (Special) .—^ Rick^Provo.'tt, Holly Simpson and i Bailey,. of Rogue's Bluff. Manehester Evening Herald (Continued from Page One) Her parly wa.* a private family Andover rorrespflipdrnt, .Mrs. Paul most possilHele consideration should J. 8. Naaln, VVlllimantIc, waa the| Karen Merriman. I Roger Phelps, soq of Mr. and be given all the varied interests Cenvenisnfly Located on Dtpef Sq. affair aboard tlie •■ft, radiant, you'll be glad you ' Y:3S A.M. Silts 7 to 14 assisted by Miss Elsie Tebbette. in­ Makes 4 servings. riod like nothing else can. Blish Hardware Co. creamed collage cheese as there is ; tapioca cream pudding. called Mitchell 3-8951. ’ 1 SOUND STEAMSHIP LINES, Inc. only X...... clude Ricky Ellison. Lols'^erritt, In three ounces of cooked lean I laiedlle Merritt, ElJrtWe Klein, Wunderfiil Miami Beach! . ettr Pier, S9w l.oadon, iDnaa. 793 MAIN ST. Rx for kecpipng while nylon | „jeat or poultry. Like garlic bread when It . r. O. Box 1837 havehav."^aL!.v' always longed for at Miami Un^erie* - whitrr.*;h‘e «m a.* ha doesn't ‘have ovei-powering ^ r lic Theliiquir erlI Tel. Smw London GlbMB 2-H8S for keeping white cotton gloves flavor? Tlicp cream bullet (for' Block Iftlaad 73 Beach, a tropical pa.adlse. Round white; frequent launderings in Deadl.v to All Kind* of Bug* Man tailored with smart detail, UNBLEACHED trip coach fare fi'om N^w York "RAID" now available at JOHN­ spreading on the bread) iii a-bowl double breasted with pearl but­ hot water with lota of white soap that has be-vi rubbed with a cUt City, for 7 days and 6 nights with suds. SON PAINT (X). 699 Main St. is tons, b a d belt, vent back, satin oceahfront hotel accommodations, the newest. discovery from the clove of garlic. A U NRST QUALITY— MANY USES YD. all for $82.61 Let GLOBE laboratories of Johnson's Wax. It> lined . . . estron quilt interlined Heat that leftover roast pork :30 p.m. TONIGHT 7:30 p.m. TRAVEL .SERVICE, 923 Main St. •iriii.t ...i»i. ' aerosol insecticide for co'n- Be a Thoughtful Giver for extra warmth . . . camel only. help , you make anangements. I in a little fat in a Treasured. impressive POT­ ; drained canned mushrooms, thinthi!! trolling pe.sU in both house and You'll get MORE FOR YOUR garden. It gets into every nooi< and TERY PIEXTES from HOLLAND e Charge It Now . . . Pay Nov. 1 , Coniiacrieut*s Top Educational Loodore Spook RCG. 1.29 YD. VALUE! PLAIN and FANCY MONEY, celerv crescents and drained can- . . . , are half price at HARRISON’S. _ , -_ (, i ned bean sprouts. Season with i rooms of flying and 849 Main St.,in celebration of their m m / M c e Budget. . . 3 divided monthly payments. Son. Paul Afflonto, formor toochor and chairman If vnii'vs • u i. II U-. ,:a'tlnv bit of sugar and a little | j insacts. And mihe gar- illlh Anniversar.v Sale._TJiis is • ..''‘"Py’. “ "'P soy iauce. Add a thin b r o w n “If" !V""Bering Ifamous “Delft" ware tmh color­ gravv and serve over cooked rice. P '""‘ » '‘ ‘ " ‘•'Sr ^h' fbewing and e Lay-A way or e Charge Plan ef riw Sonata Education Cemmittoa, will ' v'' nal, remove it. And if you wear' v ___• aucking inserts. It does not harm ful floral designs applied by glasses, remove all veiling from humans or plants, is non-^am- hand, .symbolizing-'unique artistry T h a YODEL-RIG and craftmanship. Each piece is bt quest spoohor all hata the moment .vou get them . mable, has a pleasant odor and home. It creates a cluttered _ is easy to u.se. “TRIPLE S'* authentically backstamped. Choose . look — - Center St. is the amazing ONE STAMPS. a bon bon dish, an ash tray, un­ PoronH, property owners end h ^htrs, I HOUR DRY CLEANING that 'is usual serving pieces of blue-Unged. Back to School in Devoting five minutes a d ig to ^'-nonomous with nu^ern living, or Holland red.(brownI or Holland A U NRST qUAUTY— SEW AND SAVE YD. Stair practice is valuable to the don't mlM this tpociol^rtMt exercises and another five to C®"!*’*"*'''? »bi>l with 4e- green. These gift* wHI mark you V ■apartment or ranch-house-dwell- a* a discriminating giver. brushing you Unit can pay off ing Baby.,^utdoor. step.4 with enormous dividends. It's the place wheie more handrails or fenc'c.s lo hold onto aible to look-.lick if you’ve^l- P*®P'* AH work CoIic,» or three month colic, is Ton Data— Wadnasfla^Auaust 15 REG. 49c YD.! SANFORIZED lowed yourself to develop lumps >»IS donenone rightrignt on premlies.premi.es. You xou IIii ^"ifaT ns but"lvoirf du'tchinc‘’ 'i? .something doctors know . rela­ and lifeless-looking hair. > this convenient, satisfxnng ; h"t a'oid clutching at tively little about. If you find i T m service. ' something that works for your Flaca— l-A ^[^on Eldridfa Straat . Outline the inside edges of Let Vour familV have plenty of ! with the doctor to small lettuce cups with sliced Sharp kitchen -knives and scis- Id fm ir rf...ni.k I„ la . I be sure its safe. There is no need. SHOE rad7she"s'”TCMloV 'fMhlon '"Fil7'tr^ ■®''* oilKht as w-ell be h u n g , high [ drinks in the summer however, to abandon the system MANCHESTER EDUCATION NIGHT cuoa with chicken salad and the wall before the Baby ar-1 make sure that these simply because it isn’t in the known for . . sprinkl^ with JajAka. ; «lnce H will have to be done | h «:'r«g e., are not replacing niilk. book. 956“ ^ eventuall.v. This way, enough | Tune Jd^tot^ W KN I and hoar Amenta PRINTED Lby-.Away Bonn* lime ia allowed to get used to the .\ Manehester ^Excluaive It has been almost conclusively MAIN sr. Precision lasts, quality leathers, .perfect con­ ALL HRST QUALITY— HUGE SELECTION YD. • o|»ilar 1 , three-wa.v remedy Iflat -'’" “ r vege "HICKORY HOUSE BARBECUE CAMPUS CQ^TS in charcoal, guarantees results even before the tables.” But even v'lllmut this SAUCE 39c with the tantalizing Second Birthday Sale— we REG. 49c YD ! 36 INCHES WIDE emotional value, which'-'is eome- hickory...... ______smoked _____ flavor. .It’s from Ped calf only black or gra.f, reg. $8,98 now $3.95 size containing 42 applica­ mocaaaln are plea.sed to announce a ) $7.94 are extrefiiely practical. tions is completed. The deep thing to be avoided, many Babies ^Texas and It’a wonderful, BACK - TO - SCHOOL WARD- cleanser destroys blemish-causing do like graham crackers and : r — repeat of the LAYAWAY •weetened cereals. Add I 'i tablespoons of anchov.v 1 ROBRS for boys in a fresh. bacteria. The beauty mask heals, j Use Our ' t bountiful ' a^ssortmeht of flannel ; soothes, and clears.' Lastly, the paste tt» a couple of ,three-ounce; Convenient and broadcloth Shirts, to team . lotion refreshes and stimulates' Age two is exciting' because package.* of erbam cheese: blend SPECU L Oi='FER BELOW PLAID GINGHAM Baby learns to be a help. He can Lay-Away with corduroy or twill Trousers. pleasantl,v. Coarse pores are well. Use the mixture as a sand­ FOR THE BALANCE OF xou have ever}'thing to gain by j tightened, blackheads, whiteheads take Daddy’s orange juice to him wich filling along with paper- Plan or JHE MONTH OF AUGUST ■hopping now. land blemishes vanish. Do try it. when he’s asked. He will, .shut thin .slices of cucumber. Charge It the dbor after guests and bring ^Now PLAN his stool' to the sink- Keep the The arrival o.f wami weather SUEDE FLANHEL tasks fufi and he will continue means that windows will be open Pay Nov. l*t YD. to enjoy them. ' f )l again. If your high-up windows NO EXTRA CHARGE ! KEMP'S RECORD DEPARTMENT lack bars or- a fence, take the G e, Decorating Help Free precaution of bpening them from j GHOST TtHVN—I’Ll. BE ABOUND ...... Don^Cherr)- Red calf onl.T I t O.MGHT YOU BELONG TO ME V' If decorating plabt call for tak­ the top, only and keeping a closer FREE! A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ing a new leaf from a wallpaper eye on.Baby. Hlahbnii* ii!' S.MILE AND A RIBBON ...... ' Patience and Prudence Sfrap $1 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE ^EVERYTHING UNTIL WANTED E.VGLISH ^II’ FFINS AND IRISH STEW J book, are you ever undecided or i ■ ~ -— WALK SWEET ...... ,: ...... Sylria Sj-ms 1 confused ? You' nebdn't be. Stop Freeze marashino cherries in ice With Everi' Purchase of 45,00 or More. ■ on a LOYE DON’T BE .4 STKA.NGER ' jj, into SHERWIN-WILLIA.MS CO., i cubes; use for lemons/de. Add a Open Daily 1§ to 981 Main St. and.borrow the help­ mint leaf to eich cherry if you like. EV TIME TO UO.ME ...... « . . . Buddy Greco PLUS—a free gift to everyone visiting our shop ful "Color Harmony Book;" It during'the remaining days of>.uguat. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HOUSE l' Mountain ROLLIN' HEAftT ...... V. Monroe show.* c'orrec^, tasteful color com­ . Shoes for the Orade-Schooier* binations to create the effect you For Uiq duration of this special offer:— j, f e v Kb ‘ ’ At C. E. HOUSE * SON. an ar­ All aglea final -c- no exchanges or refunds. LETTER FROM MY D A R LIN G ...... Utile Willie w’ant In, your home. Tliere are ray of BACK - TO - SCHOOL LON'ESO.ME ROAD some remaining ROOM-LOT SHOES' are built for wear, with TUMBLING Tl'.MBIJ'lWEEDS . Hi m and R. Wllliama V! WALLPAPEk bundles. $1.98. $oft, . aiipple leathers, sniooth HE’LL' YODEL his way and be While they last, get a hand>? two- workmanship inalde, nothing to AIR-CONDITIO.NED happy all day in this MIGHTY-MAO * l l foot WOODEN STEPLADDER, hurt ■ tender, growing feet. One fashioned in continental flavor . . and all wool. : ' $J.50 for use in kitchen, basentent especially pretty a tji, with two or garage. Take advantage of. the Straps is a versatile shoe wijh It haa a zipper hood that donverta to a collar, attractive SALE ON BRICK AND STUCCO diagonal stitching on vamp, ferti- shoulder line, -nphqgany toggles, roomy patch pockets, YoSf W8 sioefc tilt YOUR YARN SHOP PAINTS, for b'riflhtening bird Inlno and pretty enough, for ape- and adjustable nbek and sleeve tabf. It has style, 60 COTTAGE ST,—TELEIPHONE MI 9-5238 , I N P O RATED baths, fireplaces, foundations. The cigl occaaioria, yet strong and comfort and rvggod wearability. Colors: CharcoSjl or gray Stririt RHt $lMt^«itli fotra 76.3 Mflin St. ’i^^-Green Stamps Given ready nliixed reg. $6.70 a gallon sturdy to travel ateadily to school 6 V . , J . ' ‘ . ALWAYS PLENTY FR^ET»ARKING At Former CHEIjlEY'IIIIJLS— Hartford Rd. aid Ffoa St, MaRchastar DEPARTMENT STORE F U R N IT U R E and M U SIC HOMfe OF FRIGTd AIRE now $4.60, in white, which canTbe and play. These are "KALI- Just preoMt your doctor's tinted if'preferred. Five pOunda^of STKN-IKS'”1n aisci $!* to grow­ pure ;Wl{itta, rag. $1.45 la now $)^ ings girls size ^ I < ]C3ii meeting Monday, it waa an­ .1 UaQMMIsH^UMWaaiGLJ Sunday are still needed, Director admirable character, who, how­ many moons, but by reason of hi 12 Italian river 8 Spanish ram nannuuuaiaQC] nounced today by John Grant, pro­ bashfulness his suit progressed 13 City in ’ gentleman Donald Berger said today. Elach ever. had cofne from a humbler LUJuauiuiBaniaiaui J gram chairman. slowly. Finally she decided It was Pennsylvania 9 He lived in team should have four members. sphere than his and had never nrsiiiiciiUEil aaujiG c ju) Registrations will be accepted mingled with the .socially elect. time to start something. S o ’ the U Harem room .Sherwoo'i Mra. Burke told Grant she would They were about to attend a form­ next time he called she pointed to IS Italian comic •Forest 26 Firmest 43 Saltpeter emphaaixa the educational values through Friday night. al dinner, and th^ husband gave the rose in the buttonhole of h i, character 10 Notion 28 French coin 45 Burst forth pertaining to a current contro­ Clambake Tonight her a bit of advice' before start­ coat and said:' 17 Wager 11 Cereals ' 30 Girl's name 46 Short sleeps versial recommendation that thg Members of the Rockville Ex­ great d a ^ of extra- savillgSee< >is ing. Young Olrl—I'll give you a kiss 18 Show acorn 16 Peninsula in 31 (Consider 47 Mbiding town and city divide into aeparate change Club will hold a clam bake Husband .. - Now, Mary, Ju.st be for that ro.se. 18 Ideal states Asia 33 South 48 Therefore school districts. tonight at the cottage of Robert yourself and everything will be A crimson flush overspread his 21 Scottish girl 20 Outmoded American SO. Region Rotary's speaker this week was Murphy, beginning at 6 o'clock. ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY O.K. You will meet some empty- countenance, but the exchange 23 Operated 21 Feel mountains 51 Prison room John J. Rady, a proponent.and one Blc.vcle Safety Contest headed people who will make a was made' after .Some hesitation on ,24 Donkey 24 Ru.sslan lake 35 Builds 52 Italian city , of the orlglnatora of the school Bicycle, riders in area towns-are silly preten-slon of being smart, his part. Then he grabbed his hat 27 Argentina's' 25 Withered ■ 40-Peruse again 55 Fruit drink district idea here. invited to participate in a bicycle but whatever you do. don't 'try to. and started to leave the room. pride Also attending was Mayor Her­ safety performance to be held At be clever. Young-Girl (.surprised) Why, 29 Cast oft 1 J J H r l> r 10 i r man G. Olson, who appointed tHe the Vernon Elementary School as where are you going?, part of the Tolland'County 4-H ind bargain buys bi every deparhienl! During the ^dinner, between 32 Keep 10-man committee that made the Man To the —er—florist, for 34 Repair shoes A 8 Fair Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. 8 study resulting in the proposal. courses, his wife chaticed to rest more roses. The contest is open to ariy boy her clasped hands on^Jw table, 36 Spheres of iS, Parish Picnic Tonight and at the same time thm^enme action It 17 ' Members of St. John’s Episcopal or girl who registers at the infor­ " I ’ve got a bellyful of the ocean," 37 Interstice mation booth by 1:30 pjn. that an embarrassing lull Th’ the ci v> Church will hold a pot-luck picnic y' vci^S*tion. s^id the swimmer, as he went 38 Heavy metal tonight at Henry Park beginning day. Cyclists will have ah oppor­ : Gentleman (at her side, whisper­ dotVn for the third. lime„ 39 Sea eagle 4 at 6:80.' Sponsored by the Married tunity to test their bike-riding ll ll. ing) Awful pause. _ 41 Boulder — — (Touples CIuBI The eveHt is in akin and knowledge of safety The lady'.s face flushed. He’s suctr--ii dummy he cauld 42 Lair ? r p r v r n r 8IT t r charge of Mrs. Henry Krechko. In rules. Ribbons and prises will be Lady -- And m> would yours be easily get*wor> in a department *44:-----homo! case of rain the picnic will be held awarded to the winning • contest­ % 46 More ants. Boys and girls' planning to w.». Pm. m (snapping angrily) ■ if you'd store window. a . iA s in the church hall. clamorous Square Dance Saturday enter ahould furntsh their own 49 Vestige bicycles. w w w The ’third in a series' of four A 83 Era m Mrs. I.rfmis I-aPoIntc J OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLD 94 Cherishes u W x Western square -.dances will be Mr.s-. Rose LaPoints, 62. wife of .86 FnotUke psrt i f X held at Henry Park ’ Saturday Louis LaPointe of Dover. N. H., STMinced oath Hi ft >^ 41 night, it was announced today. died at Rockville City Hospital 'LlOOlD £OLP*-- THAV6 m s TH' MOST W*TE« 88 Hide of an xDancing will begin at 8 o'clock, yesterday. PEWEMBER, HOSO.f THlb Ijjfe THE animal T 1w S) i ST with Eari Johnston calling. She was born in Canada Jan. 1 . • A h a l f- m il e t r a c k , 6TARTIN) 59 Place 'The.^Vernon Square Dance Club I 21, 1894, daughter of William and GUN. c o u n t y / ^ p a p a , 5 i>H 14?" 5 r will aUtr^ a class for adults Sept. M05TLV TURH6,6 0 LET'6 60 Was borne I Josephine Bonnett Delaurier. LEAN LEFT TO DISTRIBUTE ALA30R.' I ) FAIR f [ HAS THAT y -fr 81 Fairy ■>-— 11. Any couple interested in •'join­ { In addition to her husband she 6TOMP/ / p r i z e // ORNER ] /iM. IMf. UA P»t. Off. i ST 5 . - THE WEIGHT— HAR-kTAFF.^? ing this class .18 urged to' contact : leaves a daughter. Mrs. Adolphus ON < I FOR ({ GOT A < DOWN — ONCE I DROieA-LIGHT 5H 51ki Johnston, or anv member of the Bassett of . Ellington; two broth- THAT'S. \ LARD 60SHEL 1 Enervatat i/* machiHe im t h e g r a n d "I think I should warn you to bo oaroful, Doctor—iht'a club. Registrations are now being !,ers, Jonas Delaurier of Rhode Is- ■>c:;j.,FRl)< DE MOROCCO, klEROSENEj } ANY- / ) SASlCfcT tParsia taken. I land, and William Delaurier of — : V WAV// / UNDER boon reading u|^~bn hypnotisml" New Hampshire. HlS VE6T ? More Hub Cap Thefts y o u n g f o l k s s p e c ^ Roberts Motors. 171 Union St., Funeral arrangements ' are in has become the second victim Jof I charge of the Burke Mineral stolen hub caps in the week, it was 1 Home. PRISCILLA’S POP Post Haste BY AL VERMEER learned from city police today. A Hartford man reported to police All Talcoitville and Vernon Little Beys’ Corduroy Longlet Spacid offer . . . 3 days only! NO PEAW OP tN A X \ ...I'M SURE Sunday that caps were stolen from : news items are now being handled RACK TO SCHOOL Reg. 49c Acetate Tricot ‘ MR. APCWFALL.' S M E 'D his automobile parked in the j by .The Herald’s Rockville bureau, Waahfast in water up to 160'*. NOT A THINS, ~ PRISCILLA WAS W R I T E , municipal parking lot on School i 7 W. .Main St., telephone TRemont ScH-bcIt. Popular colors. Sizes 3-8. 33 Briefs M IS S * .V.TI.86. Children's Dresses AND TELLA St. Refl. 2 .9 t SPECIAL Children’s 3** Shoes Long wearing, smooth fitting non-rOji .HOLLYHOCH.'>-^ t ME A B O U T , The latest theft occurred in the 1 3 0 < ’EXPECTED'' IT.' motor'Company’s parking lot. Po­ tricots in white, pastels. Sizes 5 to 7. lice are investigating both com­ Andover $1 Cotton Polot, short tloeivat. 3 -t. -7 4 « "Busy Boavora" , . , Flex­ plaints. Reg. 6 7 Sizes 8-9; reg. 59c------40< _ TA.vpa,vrrs Meet TodcUor'a 39c Training Pants. 2-A___ _3 p n . $1 ible leather uppers, Neolite The RocKville-Vernon Taxpay­ Meeting to Vole 2i98 ‘‘Wonderhide’’ Handbags plus tax 2.67 littio Girls' 39c Durana^ Anklota. 6-8H. 3 pra.-SSc 2.98 spies. Sires Syi to 3 ; widths. ers A.ssh. last night voted to ask On Road Issues 1 9 1.49 Value Felt Slippers, 4 to 9 ------pair ^ 4 Mayor Herman (3. Olson to make •oya' 49c Cotton Briofs. 6-16______^40c 2 1.98 Nylon 'Tricot Pettislips, S, M, L. 1,47 ©H .VES.' , permanent th«! study- committee Choose from a large selection of styles. Carefree "Flight Club!' for boys! 2.98 Cotton Plisse Pajamas, 34-40 — $ 2 WELL,WELL/ which recently recommended the Andover, Aug. 16 (Special) — combed cottons . . * whiz through suds. Honor- Pair Girls' 39c Cotton Pontioa. 6-16______3 0 c Leather uppers, insoles and 2.98 Cotton Plaid Dresses,.34-40 » 2 .77" THAT WAS THE- • estabiishment of two school A special Town Meeting will be class fashion. A.W.T. Grant saving prices, prov­ 6UN.WASWT IT« a-i5 districts. The association also en best-buys.^ 3.98 Wool Plaid Skirls, 10-20 — ------^ 3 .7 7 WHEN Mxrp LOVE TO LIVE R5RCVER held this evening in the Town 2.29 Children’s Poplin Jackets ■ 1.88 heef lining?. Sizes to 6. 3 voted, after discussion, to give its support to the report as presented. Hall to ^i^ided whether or not •-W Trailer Court Crash Voters will accept town aid road ALLEY OOP ’ Chute AH Set BY V. T. HAMLIN S iL It 1W4», wc« i.-w. la. TM t.. UJ. >.1M r " State Police reported this mbrn- funds and whether they will ac­ ...NOV LET'S SEE LAND COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO^ tng- that Clifford Thibeault, . 25. ★ FIND EXCEPnON/UoSJUflNGS ONTNE NEWEST JUST-UNPACKED PAU AHERCHANDnS ir HOW OOP AND 5AKES/ Wapping, had been arrested for cept Pine- Ridge Rd. as a town HIS AOvS ARE J o e HOBOKEN ^— COTTONS ONE AtORE OUT ^ evading responsibility following road. MAXING Out IS COMING IN PLAYING SHORT­ fW O W T * WILL WRAP rr UP. an accident in the Vernon Trailer The town budget, as prepared by WITH THE BASES STOP ON ONE LEG s r t S " /—TWO STRIKE­ FOR THE DUCKS./ the Board of Finance, lists, under WITH THE LOADED IN THE > SO YOUR BEST OUTS IN Cpurt. NINTH, NOBOOY BET IS TO STRIKE J U K K 1 A anw r Thibeault. police said, damaged estimated revenue. State a grant our, AND A tEM OUT/ T H M t l a vehicle owned by Monlfprd Lard- for town aid roads of 325.000.' TWO-RUN Pine Ridge Rd. is located off LEAD TO , ner, 42; a Trailer Court resident m PROTECT./ when he allowed his stalled car to Hendes Rd. in the' Pine Ridge roll into a car owned by Lardnes. home section built by Harold Hart­ He left the scene without consult­ ley and Harry Srhoi|{. ing the owner of the car he had The meeting will open at 8 p m damaged. Supcrintcndcat In Hospital . Manchratcr Evening Herald Supt. of Schools Ra.vmond E. Andover rnrrespondent, Mra. Paul Pfanatlehl, telephone Pilgrim Ramsdell is a patient at Hartford 2-S858. • m THINGS ARE Hospital, where he is undergoing EVEN TOUGHER -L-d. THAN THEY. a minor ear operatiop. During the LOOK .JOE 0 000 ■week he expSets to be absent from his office. 'Assistant Supt. of M A Zn ORLbN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Gentleman? BY EDGAR MARTIN Schools Alien L. Dresser will be .in BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANB ■ charge. ' CARDIGANS ME5), VKXhE' O ViEUE. TWOVWJER C>V»TVtE p W x «),| ‘t\^EEE‘E ViO ------Men’s Tennis Tourney ANDERSON’S G irls' classics, 7-14 CPihi USOH CO>JTJOOT EtE'. 9 0 0 SEt^T ft\.EETenings CHILDREN SHOP fttA'EBT, MOD GET HODREEU: fhS SOU>'iG ViEEE TO BECOME et r— J1 KiOEtAWL WITH BANK ROSIBRS...lN,A STRANCK YOU JUST POfTTGO \ UVIS ARE IN OMWtf., i'tl. HAVE TO 0 0 rr^ in the men's singles tennis tourna- WIK HOWE GEtOm.EtMAK> UTAOTEBOCAE, House XMEY'VE IROKKH INTbA.ANDYOU PUTTlHfi PEOPLE IH fUZ, ARE YOU USTENlHG ment, lEmll St. Louis, director of 1.98 ViOOOUitA. tennis at Henry Park, has an­ ‘•EAST CENtliR STREET ------— Wt OViCE'. SViOUVt)'. E 0 9 , T>tt»CyT MOO*? V C8LL rr NOWINq I we SHOUL^PO JAILWllHOUT PROOF. / TO M E»...BUZ! i m ! Q t u ja o E roME OH. LET'S WAKE mei nounced. SHOPPING PI.AZA” and OSGOODV St. Louis said the tournament will be held if there are at least Finest Mazet yarn...used I t>oc« eight-entries. Entries will be kept only in sweaters costing open until Sunday, he said, and over $5. Save now. Soft, an>’One interested may give his tight knit, fashion colors. name to St. Louis at Henry Park any day except SAturday this (jtW Wovon Ginghams week, including Frida.v night, or COORDINATE MEN’S GINGHAM REGULAR 79c ORLON* may contact him by telephone at hia home. The present holder of the BOYS’ 5HIRTS FASHION SETS SPORT SHIRU I’SIS NYLONS CARDIGANS in wdVGfi plaids First gw0llfyM rI5'i 3.9B bast solfors Z-/S ? .? ♦ 100 Rag. 5.9B 't 1 m >y WCA*»evw». r.a ■ Hi.\vMS-. \ IV - ^ *1 A real value in these col- - JE F F COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN v i 147 MICKEY FINN Perfect Assignment! orful woven, plaids. Fully, iltp A m s ^ l 2 " BY LANK LEONARD washable. Si*es 6 .to 16. ' MY NAMB 16 COBS.... AND WHO YOUR ASSISTANT, RONNIE W SINCE MR. ALBRIGHT HAS A Skifts: wool twded, print Mm ’s IrtMidclath Shorts Colorful sport shirts at a Buy 2 pairs, save 58c. Our Fine virgin Orion clasiies •daily ( S ardian".' (sAVE YOU ALBRK5HT, TOLD ME SOME­ BAD HAWT OF TALKING TOO yes! knowing THAT HE THING ABOUT THE WORK YOU MUCH, HE SHOUUO VIAVE ALSO NATURALLY. I.PON'T WANT governor you Wash 'n' Wear Pants jeefiu T oy, or cotton. Tops 100 X 60 count Sanforized Sensational sale price. All full-fashioneds combine need.no blocking; dry in a TO LIKE TO GET THAT BRIGHT^ 601F?’ LOVES THE CAME. I HIMTOKOISAP^NTED -IT'LI.M MATERWkL F ^ A, DO HERE/...I'M SURE OUR MENTIONED MY TWO PET. i &e t i t . covernbr! in blend-to-match colors, cotton in ■ vat-dyed prints, beauty 'n wear. Syi to 11. wink. Fashioned in Fall's ______. , . IDEA, COBB'2 INVITED HIM TO BE MY -INANV wav! ANDYOU A J rs. 6 to 12------3 . 9 7 - are fully washable. Shrinks FEATURE 6T0RY 1 , READERS WOULD BE HATES'- PtiBU yeu adiuti yetir Can^ ter ^'ou’d expect to pay at least that look like dollars more. n tM luapeK at asaSad liMiks dolla rs more than our wliile werktas. vile price. . Made of twice'this tiny price for Buiton-up or zipper st>Ie» black satiny wrought, iron. these brand new 80-square brightened with xmaxt . . . ar la MiOlUM ar llON t ■i . -<4 ) •up^rt wkan flaying ar rtlaainf percales and high- count trims. Some with 2 " hem* broadcloths in a lovely ...many wide sweep »kirts. I , . . . adlaili •• lhata M'lodic for Autumn scholars FINE PARAKEETS ckastat is yaur Afura. selection of prints, solids. All wash-easy In size* All top quality birds in it must be Advooct tatlams 354-S04. 9-15; 10-20 ;-14>^i-24y,.' colorful plumage. Easy ti>* Va« y>ni Asd year saw Caaia H>a All first quality. . . Rtg. 79c •siwar la yaar tauadatias canlaK train. A buy at 4.97 ua.ea.es i< ■ praWasu . . . kateuia yau can I SUBURBAN MORTY.MEEKLE ■No.Control BY DICK CAVALLI THE IBTORY OF MARTHA WAYNR Here’s Chuck IsUaslly'adjuil -H la *i»a lha a«oct SLiPceVER anrf BY WILSON SCRUGGS astavsl at lusswl yau wani al asy ; GRASS SEED IIP Nsm at Iks day. Slap In laday IMPORTED CHINA WHAT ELSE WOXO iELEGAWT/ thebts MYirsrGciprfND- , . . ana at avf trained carieHeraf STOCK UP ON SALES SAVINGS d r a p e r y p r i n t s 8tXICAUOOa’EGI THf ONE THAHUPW . Your. TEA ' N t o a s t B n » . I 1 isc arlH ha aiael kalplul in taladinf lha • 4 lb. can D joctfrv_. CAMAOA-LDVTMf YOUtftUN Coaip Ihal ''jvil ri|hl'* tar yaa. * He meoey dews roj>. CHIfK KMCWLFE7 SPKfAi 7>e OrrSE AND EVEN now/ Choose from a wide asaortmeni, r I AEM JUST K - THE ACCESE- A Toko moidBa 67e Reg. S.S* of new patterns in the .popu­ HE tOHfT CAUSE HE isirr OPIE5.HOW c/yiAP - F n China cup and luncheon 1 lb. covera 300 aq. ft. ot lar bjtrkcloth weave.'Washfast ■/ tVCNa£3flC' u lcm . mantle. 0 0 1 LOOK. teiINTIFIC FOUHBRTIOMI " Fashion-honora dress RloquktOtdB plate. Choice «f 4 delight­ KLytCWDOI AlW' ful patterns '.*. SI value. : new lawn. colors keep their brightnesa. WHAT15THEMATTW. LOOkT AmHAZ SEE HRS. GLA2IER for back-to-school ONw . All full piec^. Be quick la YANCCYfCANTlOi i ' EXPERT,'CORSEtlERE aqwp this moat esciting valoot dCTTHEBWJ-CVK? V ■ ■ A T . ■ ■ • • Tfcd Hdppv eldkL- hi a ' ./■- tranpsA larM dress, detiSB^ fcy Jossplk Ixro with buttoa I(m LENORE’S Isb aeeaot (er saney-Iiaw 81i MAIN 8TSEST , , M l IjtiilN 8T. bi thadtf e i FsD- YOU MUtf SI lA TISniD ^ VOUt MOWIT S4CS/ MANOttSBlEB s /■ ■ / /■ •1 ' -'A 4 ^ - V ■ “I!” ■X >

»A6E EIGBTEEK liANCttESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956

noae-Uckling 'pollen. Winds often lleved.waa tibei^ii' playground, he Ineftectiveneas of his (Clement’s) Hfll Boyle carry it far to sea. found a smaR^nderwater tunnel. P*rtx.” There is- one surefire prescrip­ Grotto Found He swam tnfbugh, into the interior P u r t e u ^ e s * tion for beating hay fever, but it’s of the cliff. "In the light of the outstanding InsuraA Agalust kard to follow. record of the Eisenhower admini­ By Skin Diver A ^ts end—he didn't say how Nixon Vibtqry stration, what else could he do?'.’ See Here Veteran Five Million Start Hole up in an air-filtered room, fajXhe reported the tunnel opened VACATION RAIN? . Nip Legion 3-2 ip Twi Contest hang a "Do not disturb” sign bn }tp into a mysterious high-vaulted Purtell said the American people the door, and hibernate there until Capri, Italy, Aug^ 15. iJP>—^ grotb^ and along its walD he saw ' 3 d rtfo rd . Aug. 15 (/P)—Sen. 'VW will not change administrations If 'not, coB S-Day Derb;^ < the season is oVer. skin diver has discovered a grotto whal appeared to be an ancient liam A. Purtell (R-Cotin) says (T "uncertain promises of the op- landing place. poMHon even if ther? were lO.OOl) in which the Emperior Tiberiiia th|pre is no question in his mind In the back of the grotto more boy bonders l|^ke Gov. Clement.” LEE M. SILVERSTEIN Sport Schedule may have disported in davs of about the renomination of Vice McDonough Hurls Win; N'ew Y ork (4’)—^Thi« is CO$Mi Wallingford, Aug. 15 (>P)-Demo his means-'df entertainment. Along one wall he also found an Are.” B aptist VI Tem pi!, 6.-30—Rob­ By BEANS REARDON friend la no longer hia dog b>rt his in America, oddly enough,-because Tossed Youths Off (irotto ^ We Carry AU the Top'' ertson Park. of our prosperity. It la caused by cratic State' Rep. Lucie Wrynn, i underwater opering which led in­ He added; Moriarty Bros,, seeirtingly unbeatable in the Twilight 24 Years In National I.«ague pocket hujdkerchief—ot^the near­ Suetonius, the leading go.ssip to the blue'grotto. Legion VI Barbers, 6—Mt. Nebo. Written for NEA Service est air conditianing m^hine, airborne giant ragweed pollen. In a 4-term er Jn. Cqnnecticul's House j “In my opinion there is no ques­ League and extra tough in the pinches, came through again' Westwi Sides vs Wimpy's, 6:15— cpMimnist of those days, .said Ti­ Doing a bit of sHm^ting, as tion about the selection of Nixon,” Q. TTie batte. linea" t)ie , ball For the next mojitn Ui^Jahd will Europe and Asia, where almost of Representatives, is giving it up berius tossed ypiitha off cliffs or, everyone does in a grotto. Bucher (Arthur Drug Stori T l t & T l t laat night in a squeaker, edging a scrappy American Legion every scrap of land is carefully Purtell said. "He has grown down the left field line. 'ITie, uni- resound with^the wheeaing and —because of her own personal^h j in gentler moments, swam wi.th discovered that its echoes were Juniors nine 3-2 at Mt. Nebo. Myles McDonough out-hurled ^thursday, Aug. if .pire rules it foul. The Oiird base sneesing of^-rtlore than 5 million tilled, there is no place for rag-., them In a secret grotto. stronger under attacks. He has ness and ‘.‘ailments within WaHi'ng-1 even better than those of the blue shown: increasing evidence of real It SERVICE Clyde Richard in a fine pitcher's . 7-^------Henrt-'s'- va Moriarty'a, S—Mt. coach bring.s him out and shows U.S. ^ctims of this peculiar al; weed to spread, and the incidence Islanders will take you up on grotto, where guides yodel melo­ duel. The U'in practicallv wrapped N eb o .’ him the foul line. It is splattered lergy, which seems to be as old ' of hay fever Is low. But here rag- ford's Democratic party."^^ i statesnianahlp and he has gro»m the cliffs and point out where diously and seem to sing in a hun­ in stature." • up the regular aeaaon Twl crown T ’« „ ^ U C 1 „ f- ^ Elks va Trust, ' 6—Charter O ak. al the spot where the ball hit. and as mysterious of origin as, weed has bourgeoned on acres . Mrs. Wrynn made this announce-1 Tiberius u.sed to. fling his parties. dred voices.. LARGE SCREEN RCA Doma Business for the Gaa House Gang. They A F a C K O i a i C S Friday, Aug. 17 Can the umpire use this as the man himself. • i spared from the plow, and all at- n.enl yesterday alofig with one But they never could And , that Purtell also attacked Monda.v’s Democratic convention keynote COLOR TV $695 now stan d 6-0 on the season while All-Stars va Rockvlllfe>.f:30— ba.sis for changing his decision? Beware the watery eyed sufferer i tempU to stamp it out have failed made by Slate .Rep. Wiliian. Re­ grotto. ' tha Legion, their nearest com­ Oval. ^ A. Y'es. I'm plres use this t.vpc for the next 31 days. Avoid the gan i To devotb full time to hia Eighteen Swedish a^icultUral address by Gov. Frank G.' Clement BARLOW'S A sth ^ a l Antihistamines, which at first Raimondo Bucher, an underwa­ students — 2 girls and 16 boys — petitor, is 3-2 in ■ the w’on-loet Gala Program M^chanta vs Rainbow, 8:30— of evidenee in making rails— mischievous temptation to tell him seemed to offer a satisfactory way law practice^.' ter swimming star, believes he has. of Tennessee as "intemperate” and recently arrived to study Ameri­ full of "sound,and fury.” tELEVISION ~ column. Robertson. ewpeclall.v when ruling on a lilt that .hay fever, like seasickness, is of alleviating the discomforts of Mrs. W rynn is a form er vice Next to the famous blue grotto, T e l S-5095 The *Ugl8n goes again tonight, s,,— ^ .v. all in' th« mind, or that "It's no can mehods of dairy famring arid The speech) Purtell said, "was nn A*I va Nasalff Arms, 6—C har­ batsman. A fresh bruise on the hay fever, turned out to have a presidelit'of the Owls, an organiza­ which people once mistakenly.be- grain cooperatives. 1089 Tolland Tpk., Bucklaad CALL Ml 9-7 m eeting Green B arber Shop Tat 6 J™' ® *■ ^*" 8* ■''* te r Oak. arm helps them along, if the ball worse than an ordinary cold.” tion of women State legislators. simply a smokescreen to hide the o'clock. I brewing at Rockingham Park- as drawback. They made some people Saturday, Aug. 18 was tough to Judge. Hay fever is no Joke to the man sleepy, thus were potentially dan­ The Democratic Town Commit­ Moriarty Bros, jumped into a 1-0 J..* ®’** approMhes the- half- who has it. Mor is it. any joke to tee is scheduled to endoi.Se new IfAd in the first fram e on n. walk, i nlneweek meet- Dovalettea va Raybestoa, 7:80— With none out and a runner gerous to truckdrivfr, salesman, Robertson. on first, the batter hits a ball that industry. The U.S. Public Health and others Who spend long hburs candidates tonight. • nple by Jim Moriarty and a' u Service estimates hay fevir costa Monday, Aug. 20 Is trapped by the first baseman. oh the highways. '' fielder's choice- play Uiat allowed —be v, young The first baseman stepped on first 34-.7CO.O0O' lost work da^s each the Gaa. Houser, to score. Two Wimpy'i va Rainbow, 6:15— sum mer. Now a new drug called plimasin, Oval. base and niade>TV swipe at the ruii- a combination of ahtlhlsthmlnes more talUes in the top of the third 7 ner diving back to the bag Jjead Dr. Rudolph L. Mayer, discover­ Extended Forecast o)i..three». three hits--hita - i^ triuletriple bvby MorlartvMoriarty f?®** exclusively for the two and ArUiur’a va High School, 6:15 - er of pyrlbenxlme, an. anti­ and litalin, a sttfhulant against COPLEY'S three year olds that are here in Charter Oak. first. Tlie batter was-out, but the 'anoNqinglea by Tom Conran and histamine used in its treatment, fatigue and mental depression, has Five day forecast, Thursday' such quantity and quality. He will Rainbow vs. Telso, 8:30- Robert- Finishes 32-Mile Swim runner rem ained on I'ic ^ t/ ba.se. been intrtrfuced. Dr. Jerome J. Jack n^lund— put the evenutal aon. What happened? . - • lists allergies (hay fever is a lead­ through Monday issued by the U.S. ! winners'three up. card five ract '8 Harm’s vs Barbara, Mt. Nebo. more than two hours. (AP Wlrephoto). '' Actually, the first hay .fevv .few side effects. Friday and Saturday. Bradley I ful thoroughbreds run truer to First National vs St. Mary's, double play, 4he firAt baseman sym ptom s But all present forms of treat­ aingif. Charlie PogglnW^ached on form than tired old platers, and might have tagged the runnrj re­ Billy PlerCe of the Chicago White 'Tabkle Lou Groza of the Cleve­ were describedjeay .^'hy Field normal temperature is 72 de-' 6:30—Robertson. - L. C. M organ. M eridian, Miss, physicians In Greece five centuries ment are palliative only. No real grees for this period. Precipitation-i that the race-goers enjoy it, as Count Fleet, winner of the 1943 turning to the base first. The hall Sox was the first, pitcher in either land Browns is putting in his 11th Standings North Methodist va Congoa, 6:30 lightweight,, won 10 of his first 17 before the time of ChiMt," said cure has been found, and none, is vv-ill average -js total of 1 to three i demonstrated last .year when the —Charier Oak. Preakness, has sired the winners being trapped removed the force league to 'win IS games during season In the National Football Dr. Mayer. . on the horizon. e W. L. ct. then racing secretary Owen E. bouts by knockouts. of more than 34 million in purses. from the runner on first base. 1956. League this year.' tenths of an inch in a few- scat- i V Moriarty Broa. , 6 0 Case va Great Eastern, 8:30— These ancient doetbra prescribed Even the millionnaire with a l.Offi Pons put forth a card of races ebn- tered thundershowers Thursday; Legion Juqiora .... 2 Robertson. I remedies of arsemt and belladonna yacht' had a hard time -fleeing the night. 2 ..%00 mjed excliiatvely for the two-year Barber Shop ...... 1 4 .200 oldJti.^ PAF va Trust, 6—Charter Oak^ Harm's Cameras .., , 1 ' 4 .200 W ed n ead ^, Aug. 22 Mpe«'lal E vent Rainbow va West Sidea, 6:15— an error while C>'r was cut down It alsoNa expected that a week Oval. stealing. Dan Denn then walloped from Saturdav’ will see Decathlon, Baptist va Lutherans, 6:3()—Rob­ a tremendous double knocking In sprint champibo of the three-year ertson. • olds, in action^'against the top ^ O O D , / V e the second and final Legion run. Merchants vs Case Bros., 8:80— .sprinters of his xage on the —Roberteon. , G reat COiance grounds. It Will be a sj^ial inylta- |The Kiddie lair Express Is Here: The loacra had a great chance to lion event a t- six fuiio)%gs for a tie the game in the last of the purse of 115.000, and It Tylll be 0 Tfain now looving on Track No. 1 for BoH’gn, Andevor, Cevontry, Coiiimbia, S seventh hut blew It. Wes Feshler limited to thoroughbreds wdjoae 0 RockviHo, WillimanNc, Glottonbury, Eo»f Hartford, Hartford ond all ^ led off the frame with a •single ! o u n eis, have s t a r t ^ a m o u n i^ t Finast Los^ # pointf Wost. - - z yoW L OjppDJdum h}. Jo is t TB o a s l J o a , \ ^ s m J and adva ic-ed to second _.. ..a ,i this .meeting. Venomoua, Pint ‘Getthere ueivnere Jack.jacK. Noted,Moled, ever, aa McEtonough bore down to i Motor Uiie. Fourwheeldrh“e, and Doublehea d er b ^ . a -r -d : mree men witho\it | others have be.en'lnvited to contest V Feshier advancing. 1 the issue with the great Decathlon, Pirst^'^^tional Stores dropped McDonough w as touche*h games only to lose''ouTTiTthe A real train! Oo real singles who had the be.st n ight a t ! U'*''!*.'' *l»o will be a | end. They led the M ethodists by a the plate fo the winners. i ' fiirlonga. and since Decathlon ; 4-1 score aa lat<> as the fifth In- tracks! Watch th e i r K.rlsrt} Rr... (Si I t^e past has not shied away i ning. and in the second contest - ah r h (M> a e rhi ; from facing older Ihoroiighbreda, I were on top 10-2 entering the sixth Model faces light up as they Piqijctl^, cf ... press tha throttle end Mnrlsirv? im ... 4 n -i n S 11 is considered probable that he {frame.:- * SUPER-YARDBIRD •'!*n»xris ,1h . '4 0 0 II 3 1 1 , "'ill be ...in Saturday's starting' - DRESSES B-lliiizhtrl. 2b . . s I) 1 a i 0 II: field. ^ St. Mary's scored four times In STREAMLINER start off on a perfectly GOWNS Skinner the seventh Inning to win the ^ " i' 6 I 0 0 Then, of course, there’s Labor Aiirmr. If . S II fi 2 0 0 0 rvo„ ni'ghtcsp. With two runs in, Finast Agee 4 n / No. 2QS7 Eloctric safe ride. Bring them in MrDonnuIrDonniish s o 0 1 0 o 41 Ua.v two weeks ----- from------Monday,,, e Rayon jersey •'I'nran...an. ...lb brought in Jack Bennett to pitch. No. 2028 Gasolino real soon, for this un­ ■Hfdlmid. rf 2 1 2 a 0 II >o:and with it the old Rock'a gigan- tricot 3 _ 0 3 I jii - 0 0 ..,„cI tic doubleheader ..o..„.e,.cauc. ofu. .»i„n fifteen races.racea. for a 6.70 x 15 3-T Super-Cushion To a youngster, this isnH just a toy—it’s a real locomotive! usual treat. No obliga­ Totals ■ • 37 3 8 21 8 1 'a Nine will be nm in the afternoon *h^n iiH, ^ w d second, when you buy first tire for Powend with an electric ,or gasoline engine, it streaks tion of course. I.eai»#v«i ^ ■■■as usual, but thrv wilt- be pre- I P ® socked a ain- along on ita 4>wn tracks, piiUa cars loaded w ith freight or f’.vr. Sb ____ ab r h a e i hi <.,ded...... by six in the morning, and ,' 8*1*t .SI REG. to .2 0 0 0 0 0 (I AB H H PO A K 2 h.p., readily asrviced anywhere. Elecmc naotor powered A. Cowli-n, 3b » 2 1- 1 0 ,1 by storage battery, not included. Rechargef included, is e SILK and COTTONS'^ Tfdala ... 20*”2 S 21 II .■> 2 O.NE-UNDKR-P.AR H. H nlm ro. «i Morlartv'a .. 102 (mo-o--.-) ,..4 1-1 1 0 0 simple and aafe for any child to operate. “V $14.98 e Reg. and waltz I.'Jgon Bonhsin. c ...... 4 2' 2 S 1 0 e SOLIDS and PRINTS •_...... 002 .000 0—2 W est H artford. Aug. 16 i/P)— Chspman. ]b ...... 2 1 n 5 .0 0 R»nn. M*rr»r: SB Mi.rlarti SB. V Ittner. p. If ...... 3 fl 1 .1 1 0 lengths Paqiialte. • johnaiDU; 4 ac...... Skiii'oVr DPBobbv Grant scored a one-under- K lflsh cr. If 2b .. ii 3 1-1 0 1 0 Small Group Left. Reg. to $6.98. Marr^r...... tn to.ar ».v.R|n^nl; Bonn to B. C happell r f . . . Frohlcr to Malirirela- IJjB Mhriailv'n par 71 yesterday to the one- ... 3 0 0 1 0 1 R. Cowle*. rf ...... 2 0 -1 0 0 O »« I.eslnn S.^B . RIrhaid 2: SO Mc- day tournament apoh.sored bv the 11. Chappell, rf. p $3:87 Rnnourh 7 '*Richai:d 2: Boldyr. ...2 0 1 1. 1 0 Connecticut State Golf Assn. A Nlckeraoji. ..^2b .,., -.010010 CLOSING out: Mrnochr: ficorrr. Knfland; TliUr 12fi, field of 229 golfers toured the Tmsio ...... as .S t 18 5 2 New Jersey has received J43,- Wampanoag course. eiral Naliaaal ill 936.210 Ih revenue from 10 vears of ABR UPOA E R ails. 2b' ...... 4 0 0 1 0 1 racing at the Atlantic City race Blanco, cf ...... 411010 GROUP OF BETTER track. Eddie Arcaro, Earl Jsande 'and Carnon. lb . 3 2 3 S O 0 FRAME: lA S T CHANCE AT THESE the-late George Woolf were the M urry. If .. -----,.3 0 0 4 0 1 first three jockeys placed in Plm- Clair, c...... 3 0 2 1 0 0 . lico'a 'Hall of Fame. Calhoun. 3b ...... 2113 3 0 ■ ^ Brn«-ii. rf ...... 3.0 0 2 0 1 __ _ Adame, aa , 3 0 0 0 1 0 Not d recapT-not q second Oth^ Sports Bennett.' p , t 0 1 1 0 I Larry Williaria,. rookie from Adrien, a .. POOLE I Xavier University with the Chi­ ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 America’s finest new cars featured P afies 20-21 cago Cardinals, reported to pre­ ...... 27 4 18 5 *4 Mathndlatfl ...... 001 04.^8 season camp weighing 274 pounds. einaat ...... ; ...... 112 000—4 2B.. Bonham. Vltttier: HR, Klelaher this traction tread for many yearS^l Caraon: I,OB. Methodlsta t Flnijt 7 Batman S: SO. Vittnar Hurry! There’s not much time l?ft to get in on this exciting bargain. It’s Goodyear^ HIta off Chappatl 5 for 4 nma In 2 ' ’innar 4 for 0 rune In' famous 3-T Super-Cushion with extra value built in. Exclusive 3-T Triple-Tempered M tt0ie Not Mad at Anybody^ 3 3.3: W, VltIner: I', Thorfie: I,. Ben- BLOUSES nalt; Tima, 1:30. 1% - ^. I // Cord body piakes this tire stronger, safer and more durable. The rock bottom price Just Wartt^ to Win as Dodger Si. M«r>*s <11) for • 6.00 X16 3-T Supor-Ciishion whtn and the built-in Goodyear quality make it an unbeatable buy. Act at once and sate/ „ AB B H PO A E o P ...... 4 2 I 0 1 0 you buy flrtt tiro for rogulor no frodo-in Marshall. If ...... & 0 1 Z 0 1 Similar savings on otjher sizas and white sidewalls, too! New Y ork-«(N EA )— ’•Maglie,,^|^»Cardln ati une a shutout—and a Herdic. 3b ...... 4 1 1 4 4 1 prico $17.55 . . V plus tax ond two ro- ^ 90 GALLONS REG. 12.95 Blue Poplin Only the girl said to _her escort, "dotft i stirring six and a third innlpg job goW"*"". Ih ...... 3 1 2 7. 0 0 .taeoeeeoeaeeee Kilby. 2b ."S-y...... 3 0 1 1 0 ,1 coppoblo tiros [ look right to me. He seems so 'ggalnat Milwaukee. i Mcxirrhouar cf ...... 3 1 l 0 0 o — ISO GALLONS REG. 15.95 white, I always thotight he was [ needed it fourth ^tarter lAwrancr. aa ...,'.vc;..4 2 2 4 2 0 PAYAS LIHLE AS «P A WEEK FOR FOUR! • • ' e e . • 0 0 0 0 0 Sizes 32 to 40 Maron. c ...... 2 2 1 2. 0 0 a dark guy.” , , A | badiX' Walter^Uton notea, "and DcMrrcliani. j-f ...... 1 2 1 0 0 ^ ■I' — 180 GAUpNS REG. 1^95 00000000 0,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • conoNs^ The e a c o r t ' ' ' ^^f^beN)lled ' ti^spol. Everybody Bro-vn...... 1 0 0 0 OPT got a rest while he was at it. The A R ealV o lu t peered down Tofala ■...... t ...... V) II 11'21 7 3 TRUQK TIRE SALE! 2 2. 2 .3 1 0 • SWIMvVESTS Regular 4.5A' NOW 6THER uniforms III STOCK REDUCED “The uniform P* . MarhAud, as. c f . i.S 0 1 'r 0 0 • Famous 3-T (iord Construction * Longer Lifo^ ^ does it." replied L ' ■J ‘ throwing war of altiition. BRfinatt. p. lb . ..0 0 0 2 0 0 ■ the escort. “ You tV ,■ i It soiirnU pice to aay that I’m Brown, cf ...... 10 0 10 0 *Moro Recaps * Proved Performance never used to r- i throwing so well because I want ...... 32 io 3v "s^ 30 ^ » 0 pkn lex end s^e him in this ET I lu .show . up the G iants and In- ^ a—;F1i#d out for Maron In 7th. - receppeble lira ^Aid-Summer S ' . M s n 'a ...... 001 lor..4—11 6.00 * 16 (6 ply fetingj park except; when waglle diaiis, .Maglie says, "but it I1;»L. Ban- When Sal Maglle threw one of the bair where I want.lt.” nail; Time. 1:20, • A L L VINYL GIRDLES $ hia four or five different curves, NOW $2^.00 aii4 4^ .00 When Maglie gets the ball where PANTY and REG. STYLES the white uniform was the only he wants it. the game turns into • ‘18" TALL WHITE apparent dICfenence between pepper practice for Brooklyn In- Stagg to Celebrate . Brooklyn’s Maglie and the swarthy flelders. An occasional outfield fly NICHOLS-MANCHEST6R TIRE, Inc. •DRINKS. WETS, CRIES SOLIDS — PRINTS — 22 to 30 — REG. to $5.98 SIZES S-M.L-XL. demon who tiaed to win games at is the best they seem to get off Birihday Thursday GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE .99 Ebbeta Field gs casually aa most The Barber. 24S mOAD ST. — MI3-517* ’ 713 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 9-5390 ? peppls take a drink of water. Maglie haa been worked lot • COMPLETE WITH NURSING ' Maglie la a couple of years older: for an older fellow. Stockton, Calif., Aug,. 1.5 i/Pi on the books, but time hasn’t EQUIPMENT AND U YEH E ALL BATHING SUITS, SHORTS, BERMUDAS, PEDAL PUSHERS GREATLY Thrives oh Work Amos Alonzo SCagg. grand old man robbed him of hia abilitj’. to make of foothall who will be 94 tomor­ LEHMAN'S ATLANTIC STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER a baseball do tricks as it heads "He aeemi to thrive on it,” points out Vice-President Fresco ’rhdmp- row, received hia birthday tHbutea 7M MAIN ST., MANCHESTER-^TEL Ml ».$7U 342 EAST CENTER ST. PHONE Ml 9-8187 Re d u c e d -NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO g e t a r e a l b u y - D O N T m is s IT! tow ard a b atter. A t 39, he waa the son of-the Dodgers. ‘The one time yesterday, including one from ^ee Our Many Reductions On All Types Of Oolls^ , same pitcher for a month's stretch Alston gave him four days re st he. President Eisenhower. I NO KXCHANOeS at the Giant’s'23-6 winner of 1951 At a pre-birthday party put on Caith .Males Only didn't get through the second or the 18-8 w inner of '52. Inniiig. (1 by the Lions Chub, a telegram from | WYMAN'S GULF STATION DON L WILLIS GARAGE Layaway Now For Christmas •' * NO HKFUNDS [a l l n a t io n a l l y a d v e r t is e d it e m s r e d u c e d 10% Once Areh-KIvals Ali Sales Final "Maybe he needs work. The one the White House was presented to ' 24 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml T ,S ltS 18 Mi|tN ST. — TEL. Ml 9-4531 M aglie's 1956 story, aa It now thing he doesn't need la advic$ on 8*^88 praising "a'lifetime dedi­ - r' ■ • ' stamia, is not the fact-he la throw­ how to pitch. The ballplayeri get cated to the training of youth in ing for the Dodgers, once his arch- a kick watching him work. They high standards of physical and WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS rivals. Nor does it;center on what always like to see a pro do his mental fitness.” ; EHLER'S ATLANTIC STATION KEN'S GARAGE The Barber does from here bn. job.” - - S tagg, born Aug. 16, 1862, a t 128 e a s t CENTER ST. The major item about, Maglie One look at Maglie iji fiction Weat (Jrange, N. J., waa a coaclt ANDOVER — Pllgrii^-6227 la what he gave the Dodgera tells .vou .he hasn't changed much. for more than 60 years, iqciuding throughout a 16-day stretch, start­ After his second pitch, to a some 40 years at the Uniteraity of ing on Ju ly 24. In th a t perltod, Sal Cardinal batter during the win­ Chicago. He la te r coached C?ollege JIM'S ATLANTIC STATION GRISWOLD'S SERVICE STATION started four ’games, .going .the ning streak, the umpire called for of the Pacific -at Stockton find aa- route ^In three of them. The Dote- the ball. He wanted to aee if any­ aiste'd a son at Susquehanna in 451 WEST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml T-SIS4 174 W$ST CENTER ST. PHONE 3-8459 K m O M E era won all of them and at the end thing not in the rules was making Pennsylvania. , • 1088.1889 MAIN W . PHONE Ml 3.B8M • Of Um atrsfeh had cut a six-game it sp4n so'm uch. Ha lives in Stockton .with his 944 MAIN ST. deficit to s qifrt ona-snd-a-hslf. The old Barber, you'll remem­ wife, Stcllk, 81. . j BILL'S MOBIL SERVICE ' ED'S ATLANTIC STATK)N^ M lSSir did WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL MANcilESTIR Maglie put tns Brooks Into tha ber, always spent 'VUf hia time 134 EAST C E N m ST. — T E L Ml 4-S17I •tean-haat part of the race with showing the umpirs the ball he . Hie average musky caught hjr WEST MIDDU TPKL — PHOM^Mi 9^J22i ■ ■ 1 ■ . . - P A R iO N l vteU rtM a r t r th « Iteds, OuKs and was using. fiSfiers te uaual^ 6 to 10 t m t s e k ^ Ml i .... r ■ ' 1 if iT II ii^ iiii . I V *<‘- ■ I

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; \ ■ ■ ■■ • ■, ^ - • • i* ' ■ j- . • \' FACE TWENprr ;|iANCHE5TER EVE;JJING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAYr AUGUST 16, 1966 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 196fr PAGE TWENTY-OKi mons THE Phi Herald Angle Danny Renn Legion sBatting King .... ____ ...... ______. ______... tr" ■y AU r Cage Quintets Milxmukee^s Imposing Figure PAT BOLDUC Yankees Bomb Boston, M a n 11 p, Ted Willianig Awaiting an Answer , Aaatatant Sparta Editor Attract Record Croivd W es Feshler, Johnson^ Clash iday at S|H )rt S h o r ts ' '• Un by Bin Talbert, captain of the New York. Aug. 15 (T)—TJie . :Leaders: Mantle! Pokes No. 42 eomMne«l attraction of .Mickey Natiuaal laitgtie New London’s Norm Higgins led j Davjs Cup squad, and Rruce | Mantle's Imt anil the unpreilirt- all tha-way in winning the recent! Olds. Publication date was due to- Sharif Pitching Honors Batting (based on 250 at bats) Former UConn star Bum Carlson and ex-Hartford Hurri­ able Ted Williams liiretl 52,409 - -Aaron, Milwaukee, .338; Moon, cane Eddie Rosmarin lead the Rockville All-Stars into Man­ New York, Aug. 1 (/P)— ^^Harvey Haddix, the guy St. Louis Lake (Jhaltee 10-mll« race in Ash-1 fans into Yankee Stadium last St. Louis, ,327: Mualal, St. Louis, “couldn’t u^e,” and *urt Simmons, a springtime bust, art ford. Another New " Londoner,: ------’ . night— the largest singlr-gaipo ■ By P A T BOLDUip ••'Averages of .949 and .928, respec- ' .314.: Schoendlenat, New ■ York, chester Friday night when the Windy City quartet meets an George Terry kept pace with the ; ■**’">’ RobusteUi. whom-... the ^ having themselves a all these days even though the Phila- crowd In the majors this sea- Shortstop Daiiny Renn finished j tlvel^>^he Juniors were guilty o f ' ''.311; Bailey, ClnclnnaJU, .3d9. All-Star team from the Rec Summer Basketball League. NaUonal I^eagiie victor for the first five milea butioianta obtained from the Los An-- ■-son and enough. toi put New the season with a sparkling .350 j 47 bobbTbs.,m 929 chances and, Runs-—Robinson, Cincinnati, 87: Game time is 6:30 at the West<^...... ' ' ..... ■ ■> - W L Pet. GB delphia Philliefl can’t m to make the unexpected, boost pay faded in the homestretch. Norm 's. 8 *'^* Rama a couple 6 i weeks ago, ' York's ..^Xmerican l.«agiie lead­ batting average to pace Coach [ finished the l8”game schedule with Snider, Bi^oklyn, 80; Aaron, Mil­ Side outdoor court. Bljr Pinky Milwaukee ...... M 43 .606 — off. The two Bouthpawr eiich galn-r .time was 54:33 while Silk Town’s J)**’ f'":*.''* foot-1 ers over th^.jiillllon' mark for Wally Fortin's crackerjack A m eri-■ a .929 fielding maW»v.4he same as; waukee, 77; Mathews, Milwaukee Hohenthal, Norm Burke, Jim Glen- Brooklyn ...... 64 45 .567 2 ed their seventh straight Victories \ Bob Vinton was clocked in 59:26 New York. Andy, his wife I the Jlth straigltt'-year. can Legion Juniors a t. the plate. ’ in 19.55. ,t and Boyer, St.: Louis, 73. ney, AI Surowiec add Dave BoIaOd Cincinnati ...... 64 47 .577 3 with a pair o7 aix-hittera la^t .night whlla finishing 12th. Don Hemlng- J"'’ youngster live in Siam- . Renn crashed 21 hits in 60 trips to ! Righthander^Wes Feshler'H-3:;0), Runs b a tt^ in- Musial, St. win be a few o f the players who St. Louis ...... 56 .54 .509 10’* aa the fifth place Phlla sic'ept a The Yankees, with way, Connecucut A A U comiUis-j where he lAndyi has a j^on - j through the gates this season, ledge ninnerup Alan Jolin.son who Rusa Cowles (2-0) and Cyr (?!!)», Louts, 87; Kluszewski, Cincinnati. should see plenty of action against i Philadelphia .... 54 55 . 495 12 twi-night doubleheader with the sloner, aarved aa the zace's referee. goods store. A.id the Giants, | now have' top|>ed the million compiled a fine .34.5, average Other I posted the best pitching records 78; Adcock, Milwaukee, 76; Lopa­ the Rockville five. | PitUburgh ...... 46 63 .432 19 still plunging Pittsburgh Ptrates, * ' . ■ : after trying to get him for several | Coach Rosmarin’s club boasts of Chicago ...... -44 63 .411 21 mark in 20 seasons. , perforniera who' batted over the ' percentage-wise. Keshler. in his ta, Philadelphia and Boyer, St. 3-0 snd 11-2. ^ seasons, -sre happy that the trade j charmed ,3()0 m,aijt included catch-1 initial season of Legion ball, pracUcally all ex-college players. | New York ...... 40 66 .377 2V.i The NAtlonal. Catholic War Vet­ Louis, 75. The sweep gave the Phillie* a erans will hold their annual con­ finally went thvough. j er Jim Maneggia 344, third base-j sported a brilliant. 1.86 reaned run John Lusa, former Rockville High i Wednesday's Schedule Hits--Aaron, Milwaukee. 143; solid .636 winning percentage ; man Leo Cyr .343, ClySs Ricliard ^ average in 29 innings while giving School star and now a standout in i New York vs Brooklyn at Jersey since the All-Star game. vention in Manchester, , N. H„ Ashburn, Pliiiadelphia. 136; MubUlL Vet Next W.ednesday night at the ! : .,733 and second baseman 01X11111! up 24 hits, five walks and fanning the Hartford Dusty League will' City, 8 p-m-—Antonelli 110.12) vs ■tsrtihg today and some 400 of St. Louis, 134: Boyer, St. Loui^ they've been able to move up jfigt: San Fr^cisco Auditorium, Gabriel - ; Bogglnl .309. As a team the'JiS.- , be with the Windy City five, along Newcombe (18:5). the.m be'guests of the manage­ 132; Temple. Cincinnati, '^ t^ a s , one spot in that faat-atepplng N a­ (FlaXhl Eloide of Manila, P. l., | Fishing Good ! Juniors batted at a laudable .296 Johnson the W'orkhnrse with Glen Narkon, former high Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 6 tional League pennant race and ment 'ftt the Rockingham races! Pittsburgh and Dark, St. Louis, p.m.—Kline (9-13) vs Meyer, (7-5). The new mlllion-dollsr . clubhouse and Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico j i pace. ■ . , Johnson was .fhe workhorse on 129. school performer: Fred Wein-; atm trail the -leaders by 12 clash in a 10-round featherweight { Cincinnati at Clhicago (2),' 2:30 games. has attracted many similar groups : The diminutive Cyr proved For- Fortin’s staff working. 42 and one Doubles— Lopata-Wphiladelphl a, gartner, who | is still playing at | feput. And Wednesday night, Aug. | Report Reads p.m.—Jeffcoat (3-2) and Gross — Philadelphia managed to pick to the Rock this year*. ___ tin's top man In five vital-.depart- third innings during which time Jic 30; Furillo, Brooklyn and -fusial, American International College; | z9. at the’ Chicago Colise'jm Her- | allowed 2-5 hits, 14 bases on bECIls, Ron Frey, a leading scorer with (2^)) or Fowler (7-10) vs M4ileyer up just a half-game on fourth ment.< The little third aacker col­ St. Louis, 257' ' AarOn, Milwaukee, man (Rory) Calhoun battles Ells-I Salt water fishing — Striped struck out 35 enemy batsmen 24; Bell, Cincinnati, 23. the Willimantic Teachers College (l-4)\and Hacker (2-11). place St. Louis aa the Cardinals Sandy Saddler hasn’b fought in lected the most hits, 23. scored the worth (Spider) Webb in a middle­ bass school fish are numerous and while gaining a four won and o'ne Tripfeb^^..Aaron and Bruton, MII- five last winter:, and Jim Doherty, Milwmtkee at St. Louis, 9 p.m.— rocked Milwaukee 6-2 and pre­ Madison Square Garden since his most runs, 19, was ,lhe leader in weight contest also, scheduled for the mouth of the Thames River waulfee, 12; O’Connell, Milwaukee another W TC player and his broth­ Trowbridge (2-0) vs Mizell (11-8)^. vented the first place Braves from bout with Red Top Davis in March total bases with 31„ banged out lo.sl record. Overall, the Silk Town 10 rounds. Both fights will get' seems to be the )iot spot. three triples and ..pilfered nine moundamen pitched,* total of 142 ail'd Mopn, St. Louts, 9: Gilliam, er, Joe. TUe^ay's Results - ' padding their two-game lead over of 1956, yet the featherweight king Fluke are being taken between Brooklyn, beaten 3-1 by New the usual Wetfnesday night tele bases. frames, gave up 48 fcee passes. Brooklyn, Fondy, (Chicago, Mays, SUk City Starters New York 3, Brooklyn 1 (night), live* across the street in a hotel the Nlantic and '-rhames Rivers St, Louis 6, Milwaukee 2 (night). York's reluctant Giants. Third vi.sion Coverage. ' . 122 hits and fanned 117 batterftand New York and Wails, Pittsburgh, Manchester is expected to start opposite the Garden. and by party boats but fishing has Maneggia RBI Leader . Cincinnati 2, Chicago 0. place Cincinnati moved back to Maneggia ivas the big gun in the showed a 4.0.5 earned run average. Hohenthal a t center, who is aver­ Park Superintendent Joe Riley of| fallen off a little aa the fish are Philadelphia 3-H,'., Pittsburgh 0-2 within three games of the lead important runs batted in depart­ By . compiling thei(> 'sparkling Home runs Snider, Brooklyn, aging 22.3 points, while Lowd \ Rocky Oraziano has bought, a Bristol announced today that the' not biting aa well as s .week ago. (twi-night). ■ . \ by defeating the Chicago Cubs ment with, 19 and the sturdy 16-3 won and lost rtHibrd the Jun­ 32; Adcock, Milwaukee, 28; Klua (13.6) and Glenney (13.6) will be home with a dock and boat in Lido Boston Red Sox wijl have their top Porgy fishing is very good with Thursday's'Sch(N|ule 2- 0. iors exceeded thetr 1955 mark of zewski, anclnnatl, 27; Robinson, at the guard posts. Burke <14) Beach, L. I., with some of his prof­ scouts in the Bell Town August fish of good .size being caught be- I receiver also hit five doubles, an­ New York at Brooklyrb 8 p.m. In the . American League, other top team figure. Johnson, a eight wins, tw«^6feats and one tie, Cincinnati, 26: Bankb, Chicago, and Boland (17) are expected to its from the movie of his life. 20-21-22 to conduct trials for m ajor, tween the Nlantic and Thames Cincinnati at Chicago, 2r30 p.ni. Mickey Mantle socked away it hia I hustling pitcher-outfielder, banged Fortin direcied his'charges to 12 Matliewa. Milwauked and Lopata, ■be up fro n t' league hopefuls. The school will be | Rivers and by party boats, Rhlladeiphia, 25. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 9 p.m. 42nd home run, atafilqh 13 games Executive I Director Lou Smith i out the only three home runs hit straight triumphs in 2;one play de­ SubsGtutea Include Steve Bel- Only games scheduled. \ : ahead of B i ^ Rtlth's* record-60 under the direction of Joe Doii-! Weakflshing-is only fair, feating East Hartford, Hartford. Stolen bases-’-Mays. New York, linghiri (9), Buzs Keeney (18.8), and Racing Secretary Ted Dooley gan, former NeW York Yankee star Blackfishing is still good for ' by the locals this summer, pace in 1927, Xs the New York Wethersfield and Windsor Locks 26; Gilliam, Brooklyn, I3; White. Ron Custer (12.5), Wimpy Wilson American I.«ague ■re doing their Utmost to attract and now a member of the Boston this time of year along the South- ! Fielding honors were garnered ' W L Pet. GB Yankees whacked Boston 12-2 and three times each. The LfCglon then New York and Moon, St. Louis, 11; (8.7) and Charlie Bunce (6), \ River Dlvi'de Farm’s Decathlon, scouting staff. : western shoreline and' some fish ! by first baseman Norm Hohenthal Temple, Cincinnati, 9, New York ....v. 74 38 .661 — ballooned their lead to 9'1-2 for the second consecutive year. ■proceeded to win two but of three along with Al Surowiec and Lou games after Detroit' knocked off king of the three-year-old sprint­ ------are being taken by. party boats. Pitching (baaed on 12 decisions) Deaci. The latter two were named Cleveland .....v 63 46 .578 ers, to tbe Rockingham Park . Water skiing will have a new, Snapper blues are beginning to Tbe 6-3, 190-pound High, school from West Hartford and two Boston ....TTT;. 62 48 .564 11 Cleveland 6-4 in 15 innings. The — Haddix. Philadelphia. 11-3, .788; to the teani wheif Rich Dubanoski racing atrip. Dooley recently an- men's national champion August show up but are small. '* senior was charged with only three straight from neighboring Rock­ Chicago ...... 57 50 .583 14'* Chicago White Sox hammered NewCombe, Brooklyn, 18-5, .783; and Norm Hohenthal, both '*of the cea tnat he la prepared to 26 when'wnen- methe Nationalctauonai Tournament iDurnameni Blttefish catches ate getting I errors in 150 chances for a .980 ville to gain the finals of the an­ Detroit ...... 53 58 .477 20) i Kansas City 12-1. Baltimore de­ hounced that he is prepared to Lawrence. Cincinnati, 16-5, .762: High School team turned up with' a purse of 816,000 for a three-1LaPorte. Ind., and fielding averagei-'^ Last season nual $tatc Tournament. Baltim ore'...... 49 62 .441 24)4 feated Washington 3-0. Offer better. and are being taken by Buhl, Milwaukee, 14-5, .737; Free­ •injuries or sicknese, forcing them BVSR CARLSON bid sprint to be nth at Rock- i ‘ here's s good chance that it will be ! Norm failed to commit a mlscue 4n But. burly Andy Wa,sil and his Washington ;... 45 65 .409 28 year party boats with jigs and eels. man, Qncinnatl, 10-4, .714,' out of the .game. lapots lilts Hard ' 83 chances. Maneggia ran second Stamford teammates proved a Kansas C it y ___ 37 73 ,336 36 ... esCAUfg- / T '« Haddix, 30, whom, the Cardi­ inghamim a week from Saturday. Considerable underwater spear Strikeouts—Friend, Pittsburgh, A return game between the two Belleflower, Calif. Alvin Rosen- to Hohenthal with a .963 mftrk, trifle too strong for the locals who' Wednesday's Schedule nals wrapped up with Stu Miller fi.shing with aqua-lunga has been 1*25; Haddix, Philadelphia, 121; clubs wiU probably be played next Home Run Ch«te five miscues in 136 fielding lost two in a row, 15-0 and 8-3, to Oetroit at Cleveland, 8 p.m.—r B A T m a /n l y . ’ ;and Ben Flowers in a May swap The Grand American Trapshoot,' “ i ' University of Miami atu- taking place along the oyast. Mizell, St. Louis, 113; Jones. Chi­ week. Sea bass are' being taken be*- chances. Boggftii and C yf sported mark the finis of a nonetheless.suc- cago, 111; Roberts, Philadelphia, Xlickey ManUe, New York Yan­ Lary /11-12) vs Lemon (15-9). CABOmO for Murray Dickson and Herm Washington at Baltimore, 8 p.m, Wehmeier, shut out the Pirates in tween the Niantic and Thames 108. kees— 42 (13 games ahead of Babe —Stone (3-3) or Wiesler (3-9) vs the opener on five singles and a ' a ™1i'jI-'','*””*. * " - * Rivers and also by party boats; - Aiiieriran liCaglie Last Night*8 Fights Ruth's pace of 1927 when he hit Nomieles (3-6). double by loser Bob Friend. Har­ dalla, Ohio, Aug. 20-25. Prelimi-| Varsity (oulball players'at the A few school tuna have also Americdn Legion Season Averages Batting (baaed pn 250 at bata) been taken by party boats and Many Amateur Players 80). Boston at New York, 2 p.m.— vey, who hasn't jost sincp June MICKRV MANTLK Unl’versity of Bridgeport .will it- j .BATTING STATISTICH Mantle, New York. .376; W il­ Brewer (16-4) vs Ford (14-4). some swordfish are being taken BA R Milwaukee — George Johnson Cincinnati: Rediegs 159 (M ajor 18. struck out three and walked port to (Soach Walt Kondralovich 3B HR RBI BB TR E FA liams, Boston, .354; Vernon, Bos­ Chicago at Kansas City. 10 p.m. Yesterday's Stats only one while riding in on the by harpoon. . , ' Rrltn .35U 16 0 0 9 13 .857 ton, .333; Maxwell, Detroit, ,332; 1571i, Philadelphia, knocked out ieague team reeprd is 221 set by Ted Williams^ Feud with Crowd ------Thursday, Aug. 30 to begin prac- -'.fohnNDn 3 12i^ —Donovan (5-7) Vs Burnette (2-4). three runs produced by Stan Lo- Blue crabbing ia still rather '6 .813 Kuenn, Detroit, .330. Ernest Burford, 149. Memphis, New Yoric Giants in 1947). Cus D’Amalo, Floyd Patterapn’s Uce (or the coming aea.son. The ; ManpKpia 0 19, 3 29 5 .96.3 Seek Canadian Laurels Tuesday's Results pata's single and 25th home run. slow. i Cyr .343 in 9 31 6 .928 1:44 of firs t ■ New York Yankees—151 (AL Pitching —: Connie Johnson, Police & Fire manager, wfll Insist on New York Purple Knights will play a nine- i„„„ , , ' Runs Mantle, New York, 103; New York 12, Boston 2 (night). In the nightcap, Simmons hung 1 IHcIfard .333 6 0 1.000 Fox, Chicago, 79; Bauer, New Windsor, O n t — Chuck Taylor, team record is 182 set by Yankees Orioles — .Scattered six singles Only Extent of Red Sox Flight ae the site for the Archie MoOre game schedule this year with the Rocirtni .3f»n 16 .3 .949 Baltimore 3, Washington 0 and struck out 11 for 3-0 victory up his seventh straight complete bout. And as Cvn stated, "I don't opening contest scheduled Satur-' boats leav- I York and 'V’ost, Washington, 77; . Edmundston.-’N, B., Aug. 15 (41—• narrow the field to 16 for tomor- • 134 ts, D etroit declsioned Myrel in 1936). (night). , I Dnitrlri 2 .m over; Senators.-' game in his "comeback” from rare how long It takes for Flo.vd’s 5ry‘, 8‘e p r « at H^dre. Stadrnm n nr'’ . . 0 0 IJWIO Minoso. Chicago and Maxwell, De­ Doug Bajus of Winnipeg and Doug row's quarterfinals. Friday's semi­ Olmstead, 131%^, Springfield, National League—891 (record is New York (N E IA)—Of the clubsedumps, he'd comment on how well Defeats Bank Hoh<*iiihnl' 3 .980' Chicago 12, ' Kansas City 1 springtime aore-arm miseries, and hand to he'al. Moore can never in Bridgeport . fis h in g s Mo.st poniLs are Mrrri'r troit, 72. , Lewis of Moncton teed off today in finals and Saturday’s final ara 38- Mass, 8. l,263*set in 1955). (night). Hitting — Stan Lopata, Phil­ wlio have . finished behind the he hit a couple pf balls ’ ____ I producing good catches of both ‘3 .8.57 breezed, in aa the Phils jumped b# recognized aa the world heavy­ CowIte 2 - .875 Runs batted in-—ManUe, New the rain as 64 American and Cana- ‘ hole grinds. Miami Beach, Fla..—Russ Tague, American League—799 (record is Detroit 6. aeveland 4 (15 in­ lies — Drove in all the first- Yankees in the first division season "A s much a s 'l dislike to say it, ALl'MNI LEAGUE H#‘.vart Red Munger in an eight-run sec­ Ira Davis has received bis initial, P*'"*^*' 2 . 867 York, 106; Kallne, Detroit,' 92; dian players began match play in ,I-ast year Norman defeated Lyle 130, Davenport, la., decisioned 973 set In 1950). nings) (night). game runs with a single, doublej in and aeaaon\)dt, the Red Sox this spirit, or lack of it, appears Standings weight champion until he fight* n i.noO ond inning. Lopata, who .also dou­ my boy." 1 fan letter and It could be an indl-j by 81111 fishing, Simpson, Kansas (Jlty, 88; Wertz, the Canadian Amateur Golf .Cham­ CrRwford‘"M Vancouver, B.C., on l « l u Perex, 130',*; Brooklyn, N.Y., Thursday's Schedule and 25th homer, • then knockei have the leaat ei^use. to have permeated the Red Sox. W L Pet. 2 «'.889 bled in the first- game, added a — - - I. » cation that interest In the hop,! Gardners Lake (Salem) ha.s Milrh^'U 0 1.000 Cleveland, 82; Doby, (Chicago, 75. pionship. the 39th hole to win the title. 10 . across two in the nightcap with "The club lacks fight. Let one Elk.s ...... 9 4 .693 .. Chicago at Kansas City. 3:30 p.m. I f nioriey could have done it, the triple and double for two RBIs In step and jump Is picking up. smallmouth bass flsh'ing and Hits Mantle, New York. 148; Only six players among the US'; . Sanders met Peter Hope of Dart­ Los Angeles—BUly (Sweetpea) Tallest player with the Cleve­ Detroit at (Cleveland, 2 p.m. double' and triple in -twi • nighi 'V ■ Yankee put up an argument and A ft I ...... 8 4 .667 Ice -Opadea of 1957. the great- ' ToIaU n 5401 16M .296 113 17 11 3 83 31 203 Bosox would have the afterpiece. rst show'on ice is scheduled for ‘ ’ U<>'’ B''*t‘il«tjLona on making the ■ ["'■5*'"” '' “ ' J>»*s arc being taken 47 .929 Kallne. Detroit, 141; Fox. (Chica­ mouth. N.S., and Meister squared Peacock, 120, Los Angeles, de­ land Browns is 6 foot 8 rookie end Boston at New York, 2 p.m. sweep over Pirates 3-0 and 11-2. woh as many I they',., all in U When • one of Manchester Trust ,..i 8 4 .667 who started the 36-hole qualifying Charles Griffith, 21-year-old Haddix now is 11-3 whil^Sim - Madison Souare Ganlen X»nt 19 i Olympic squad and the gfeat new 'd Mondus Reaervoli* (East Had- PITCHING RECORDS go, 138; Kuenn, Detroit, 134; Jen- joyrney on Monday managed to off with Gordon MacKenzl# of Van­ clsioned Tbulco Lopez, 121, Mexico Only games scheduled. pennants • as the Yankee. No our guys gets in a . rhubarb, he Nassiff Arms ...... 9 5 .643 L rrr. IV Southern California player who owner ever wa.s quiche. With a beefs alone.” mons, the 27-yeaf-old onetime H BR K ERA 'sen, Bostoq, 129. ' . break par 146 and five were Amer­ couver In the first round today. a t y , 10. Jim Salsbury, Detroit JJojn Fire ft Police . ... 5 8 .385 PItkercl fishing is good in most , Kunhl*'!’ 0 MXlo 29 24 .*> 18 1.86 Norman met Mike Pyke of <3sl- scales 255. buck than Tom Yawkey. The Bos­ 365,000 kid tvho paired with Rob­ on sale and mav Iw nurchased hv d"** ‘ »"'ee-quftrler inches. J ; Pltkercl fishin CtfwIr'H 0 r.fKKi 19 2-3 Doubles - Piersall, Boston, 30; icana. ' ■ guard who played for UClCLA, Williams everlasting talks of his ( .. 0 14 .000 e 21 10 17 5.03 gary. STRATFORD ADVANCES ton club has been well patronized goals—so . many runs-batted-ln, so in Roberts ' to pitch the Phils w rite r to -n^kit Office E d ison ^ thought that record would never be P?nds. 1 Cyr 0 i.niKF. 2-3 1 1 o.rxN) Vernon, Boston. 25; Kaline, De­ These. Included Canadian' Open worked as a movie stunt man and into the 1950 World Series, .is So la rf Garden 107 w ’ itfth ^ “ "'y " ^ob ! Panfishing is fair. • TohiiEoM 1 * .80(1 42 J-3 2T> 14 35 3.61 troit, 24; Buddln, Boston, 23; Min­ Sanders particularly was a popu­ Westerly, R. I., Aug. 15 iJP) — through the years by fans as rabid' many home runs, lifetime batting A four-run rally in the sixth in- I nirhArd 1 .800 3! 3.3 3« 7 33 Champion Doug Sanders of Miami /Lee Walts of Pittsburgh. Ous as an extra during the off season. 10-6. Curt hasn't lost since June v T if M ’ I, OelerHoudl wrote, "but - 1 like track------i ! V. few trout a ‘ "Xen in MUrh^U 5.68 oso and Lollar, Chicago. 22. ■' lar choice. The 22-year-old insur­ Stratford advanced into the as the newly developed variety in j %verage, etc. hing gave Fire ft Police a 6-3 vic­ New York 19, N. Y. 1 IR 2-3 IS 11 13 4.S2 Beach, Fin., and Ed Meister of, Other Sports, Bell of Cincinnati and Richie Ash- 24, and has given just 10 earned I and am on the high echool team. ^he. Farmington . ■ and Housatonlc 'lyiplfa—Simpson, Kannas City, Willoughby, co-leaders in » the ance salesman was three under at regional finals of the U ttle League Milwaukee.. . ; That’s been the prindpal trouble tory oyer First National Bank in _ ^ ” , ] Would you send me two or three .R>vers. . i ; TolalA 15 3 142 bum of the Phillies were the first Larry Klaus of San Antonio, runs in his streak. .833 ■ , 123 4R in 4 (i5 9;, Lenlon, Washington. 8; Good­ qualifying rounds Monday and yes­ 70 Monday, but flipped to a 72 Baseball - Tournament yesterday Yet an. American League flag i Ted Williams andnd theth Red the Alumni League at Charter Oak The fimt complete and compt*‘ ' autographs?" The record Davis ' On Page 19 three National Leagues to make with a 15-5 victory over Worces­ Tex., is the ne^v head trainer for Sox.’ . Friend, incidentally, now ia man and Jensen, Boston, Fox, terday with 142’s.. yesterday. hasn’t flown over Fenway Park in ! Park -last night. Pacing F ftP's nenaive book on the subject of ’ eclipsed was established'' bv Bill five hits in a game in 1956. ter. the 'University of Wyoming teams. 10 'I ^They've forgotten the club’s goal, 13-12— and only 3-9 sinca/winning Chicago and Runnels, Wayhington, The lone Canadian under par years, or since unprecedented hitting attack was Dave White doubles entitled, "The Game of Brown in ^ ve**r befni 7. . FABIU8'XAITHDRAWR rj^- which ia to'win. the All-Star game. TTie Pirates was Moe Norman, the defending sustained early, foot enabled the have dropped 26 of 37 since the with a double and his seventh Doubles in Tennis," )^ts'been_w riU fyem H ifaU K ^ Was born. Trjumph, Chicago, Aug. 15 (Ab—Calumet Red Sox to practically run away Home runs- Mantle, New York, champion from Kitchener, Ont., classic. home run of the eeason. 42; Wertz. Cleveland, 24; Kallne. 'Farm’s Fabius, winner over Nee­ antf hide in 1946, before profes­ C o l l e c t 18 Bingrlcs Local Sport .Chatter with 143, Nelson Delivnrs Homer Police ft Fire collected two runs Detroit, 23; Maxwell, Detroit and dles in the- Preskness .Stakes, will sional baseball had .'ully. shaken Ita At 146 were three Americans, Art Prize Gnd Frosh Rocky -Nelsor. who returned to in the first inning on White’s round Sievera. Washington, 22. Butler of Portsmouth. N. H,. win­ not race in Saturday’s IlfiO.OOO war legs. The Hub had waited 28 the Cardinals wh i the Dodgers tripper' after Bob Hewitt had f Big Problem Center Congregational Church .GKF-r-X R.XKBKK Shop meets- Stolen b.-ufsli,, Rivera,* Chicago, ner of the New England Amateur added American Derby at Wash­ years for that one, and Yawkey gave up on him, socked a two-run walked. First National tied th# upset St. Mar>’’a by a 17-6 count the squad next week. Meanwhile, AWOL from\FoId the American Legion Juniors to­ 16:' Aparicio, Chicago. 12; Fran- title last week • at Bangor Maine: ington Park.- gave Back Bay ita new deal in pinch homer to bent the Braves ■core in the fourth when Dick Pro­ last night at-Chaeler Oak Park in candidates have been 'Working out night in a Twilight League con­ cona, BalUmpre, Avila. Cleveland. Ted Lenezyk of Newin^nn. Conn.; Fabius' trainer, Jimmy Jones, 1934. and Bob Buhl. It was Rocky’s vost singled with the bases loaded. regularly, and a practice session is Stevens Point, Wis., Aug. 16 (>P) a Chinch Softball League conte.sl. test at Mt. Nebo at 6 a'clmik. This Kuenn, Detroit and Mantle, New and Bill Foote, Jr., of Huntington said "The colt has tailed .oft lome- The Red So., were in the thick of third for the Cards and second oft ,,George Brown collected fogr hits scheduled tonight at Mt. Nebo at York, 9.. ■ S NO BULLl — The National Football L e a g j e Bank Grab* Lead In Meeting Raybestos ia s makeup of a game.*^heduled 6:30. Beach, Calif. what.of late and definitely 4s not things unti' the last three weeks a a pinch-hit basis. The homer gave in five trips to the plate to lead Pitching (based on 12 deci.slon.s) Green Bay Packers figured today .The Bank grabbed a 3-2 lead in : earlier in the year that was po.st- Two rounds of piny today will at his„bcsf." year ggo, and with the acquisition Stl Louis a 3-2 edge in the sixth the winners. they had one of their missing the fifth on singles by Larry : poned to. allow the Juniors to — Brewer, Boston. 16-4. .800: Fet'd, W e 're G etting R id Ofi O ur of the veterans. Lob. Porterfield gnd Dickson took It from thefe, The Congo# jumped Into a 4-0 MKL CU.SHING, commissioner New York, 14-4. .778; Pierce. DOGS! and Mickey Vernon, were expected prize rookies headed back into Machia and Bill Vlot and two Trying to decide upon his start-. Cardinals to just two hits although ; play in State champion.ship com- scattering nine hits for a 9-9 ric- Ing pitcher ia .Manager Ray Me- losing 4-2. Kerry is the son of lead in the first frame only to see of the Twilight. Intermediate aiid (Thicago,. 17-5. .773; Kiicks. New to come'on this trip. But here the.v the fold, but continued to seek a errors. The game >yas sewed up by j petition. Mo Morhardt -will prob- cure for freshman- absenteeism. ord. Buhl, 14-5. was' making hia P * F in the sixth as Phil McGeha'n Kenna's biggest problem before veteran Joe McGuire who retired St. Mary's come up with three runs Alurjini leagues, will return from Yorl5, ^ 6-6, .727; Wynn, Cleveland, are the same old frustrated outfit of its own in Us half of the in­ ; ably take the mound for the Bar­ his two-week v_acatlon this week­ 13-6, .684. "This is the craziest thing Pve first start ' since injuring his ■ingled, Jim McAuley walked and hia Burnside Dovaletles engage Uiis year after posting a iSO-23 bers while Coach Wally Fortin in the dog days. finger 12 days ago. ning. Five tallies in the third, sin- end. In his abs'eitce Bill England, Strikeout.s , Sva/rt, Cleveland. Old Tray ever run into,” said Coach Liz Buddy .Minor doubled. Two hit the talented Raybestos Cardinals won. and lost mark in nine full ...... - - can pick from Al Johnaon, Clyde Old Pearl I^veral Reasons It was Willie Mays* 20th home In V Saturday night s exhibition seasons with .McKenna's squad.' ® yV” * fourth and sixth, Dick Day and Leo Diana were 182; Pierce, (Chicago, 13-i; Foy- There are several reasons why Blackbourn. "Naturally we're go­ batsmen followed and Hewitt sin-, I Richard. Wes Feshler or Scott' ing to do everything possible to run that beat the Dodgers, coming softball contest at 7:30 at Rob- Joe is remembered for )?)s fine ^ acting-commissioners in the re­ tar-k. Detroit, 128: Pascual, Waah- '5 0 D O D G E '5 0 B U IC K the Red Sox are no longer expect­ gled. The result' of this uprising i Mitchell. • spective circuit*. 1.; get them back. Whatever got into with a man on to cap a tlhree-run' wdi four runs for PftF and a vie- •ertaon Park. One of the season’s work in the old Tu llight Softball i wrapped it up for the •ington, 121: Hoeft, Detroit, 114. 1HINK OF IT! ed to make a peal run at the 9.teck No. 610-A. $245 Stock No. MS-B. S2 9 5 them I know can be straightened eighth. Jim Hearn won It, with lory. ■ largest crowds is anticipated and League a few vear* back. • ! Yankees. There is the perennial in­ Marv Griasom mopping up, after 25 per cent of the gate receipts Hiirhtheni4»r runni. u/.r’.fit... , ’’y- ‘ ^ " 8 ° players socked out RICH I)^B.AN(>^4KI, leading M O R IAIlTY BROS, needs otlly : WE’IX EKECT YOUil’GAltAGE WITHIN THE NEXT I 1‘) field problem, among other things, out. I think it was just an im- Next game will be Thursday s c o r i r for Manchester High puise.”' the Dodgers had broken up hia w U i ^ turned oyer to the Police t. .n^othe hit.-t apiece in the 18-hit st­ one more win or an American Lc» ! Y * * *.1 * I WEEKS, .so THAT YOU’LL HAVE YOUR CAR FROTECTED TX and Ted Williams is too busy fight­ ■hutout duel wifh Sal Maglie In night when the Elks will battle •School's entry in the Rec Summer gion Juniors loss to clinch at least 1 * A-11 l TT Ills aActl-A/ THIS FALL AND WINTER WITHOUT PAYING Blackbourn was- talking about and Firemen's Athletic Assn, to c\ft"hv 'n ir ^ r ^ ^ t e d Basketball League, W ill be out of ing the Boston baseball w'riters the seventh. Hearn now is 5-11. The Manchester Trust for the league help promote its enlarged midget! o^d In'’l954^and 22 9 la.t "Hi** ^erb Maron. collected a lie for the “ A C'EN'T, THEN .5IAKE Y,QUR and fans for the Red Sox to fight Jack-Losch', yniversity of Miami lead. Game will start at 6 o'clock. fnntlull nn..rram ™ "CS- three bineles enr-h fnr fh. action for about a week wjth an crown. Twuish. ...Bu. Lui-kv Break (Fla.) halfback who was/the pack­ loss went to relief ace C3em La- the opposition.. Fire ft Fallce (*) looioaii program. ,on. hia second with the Doves. 4>nler ('misiiE injury suffered in a hoop ' game Old Blackie ers' first choice in the winter blne, , "Williams con.es into the dug- , «b r h po * » rbl McKenna’s Hkely choice would pennis gained addillorml fame last Ab r h . |»o a r rhl recently. AU'MNI LK.AGI’K game Fri­ draft, and Bob Skronkki of Indi­ Snyder. Sbl...... * o 0 0 3 0 0 5 1 2 9 u (I 1 ' Marion. Ma.sa,, Aug. 15 (/P) •— out and starta one of his. tirades Wally Post's 22nd homer gave appear to be rapid Bill .Miller who year when he chalked up five sVr’ Vi’i ' 3b 'i' day night between A ft I and N'as- '52 P L Y M O U T H ana. a tackle who was the fifth the Redlega a 1-0 lead against ...... 3 1 ,1 « 3 1 1 makes his home in .New Haven, wins in Slate League compiUtlon. Iki’-v..„*„„, ' 5 ] 3 2. 6 0 1 Victor Sheronas' Rush IV. a Yacht First Payment a d everybody bogs down," says 4 3 2 (K 1 I) 0 ; BIGGK.ST G.XME In the U e c siff Arms has been postponed un­ stock No. 161-B. pick. Miller previously pitched for the —-— j Moon-, ef ,... whose chalices of wiiming were one of the older members of the bonus boy Don Kaiser and the lb ...... 4 0 0 5 0 0 0 4 3 2 .0 1 V 4 Basketball League is scheduled til a later date.* Blackbourn said, last night he Cubs then c h ij^ d in an unearned Mcl.ohsn. p, »« ....S t 1 0 3 1 0 Doves iii l^ovldqnce, R.I., is-the ' ' . : ' *-1 Pi"*ii>. Ii> ... 5 I 2 ,3 1 b long at best, got the only hreak il 1450 party. "For years it haa been 0 ! Rn*wii, c [Monday night-at the West Side had reached SkrdnskI by telephone “ cAuley, 3b ...... 1.1 5 0 0 0 NO. 1 twirler with the M (t 4 possibly could use yesterday and demonstrated th'.t Williams, de­ marker toward Joe Nuxhall'a five- McCaffery, ...... 0 0 p 0 aO 0- Malfk. II 5 2 0 1 i outdoor court when ■ the league- at his home in Derby. He said the hit shutout. ' Min.-ir. <•! ...... *.3 1 2 n n n n New Haven Koeaalera. .strong Iiidiaii Hill W.oinaii Pjlrra. p s 1- 1 1 D 1 ' MO MOKHARUT alid CThuck as • S ' result \i ill represent the spite, his big bat, cannot take the Cody. If. 2b ...... 2T- Phll)l|*i»: r f...... 4 1 J leading Rainbow Club meets McDpnell are expected' to land A F R I L 1 9 5 7 lineman said his'.departure had Manager Casey Stengel showed 1 0 0 United States in the Olympic club all the way. Playin^ strictly Barloii'. rf ...... i 0^0 0 .Another Importre Wimpy's All-Stars. The All-Stars berths on the UConn varsity joct nothing to do -with football, but 04fer Canipuseo, If 0 I.OW G r o s s A^iclur TvlsU .-Ak ...... gaw s at Australia in November. for himaelf, he leaves the club all aorta of concern Mantle's a 0 0 Fastballer Hank Olysek, an 1 42 17 18 31 1(1 0 12 have duly one loss, a., 39-56 defeat cer squad this fall. B oth ' were Old Nig Old Sugar was connected with a "confused effort to break Ruth's homer rec­ other importee from New Haven, ^J*l. .Mary's 181 ’Koe bright hull from Philadel­ NO DOWN PAYMENT without a leader. Toufll ...... 34 S.31 8 3 4 O Di-ll. |r 4 1 1 1 1 (I . il pinried on them by the Rainbow. standouts on last year's unde­ phia, sailed well by Ens. Andy pefsonar situation." ord. putting him behind instead of ist ontTof . —c tu. the State'sa t...-. fastelt.tw...... iri­ West Hartford, Aug. 15 i>I>i -In­ Marshall. If .. "A movement^ led by Williams FIr.t Nal'l Ha.I, (*) 4 1 2 4 II II . 1 ; In case of a tie for first place, a feated frosh team and Coqch John Sch'oettle; took its big break When ’50 CHEVROLET “ I feel pretty sure We can get ahead o f Yogi Berra against south­ „ . „ ab r h po a » rbl er* and boast* a good assortment Ht-nlic 3b . .. 4 2 3 3 3 0 . 1 ’47 OLDSMOBILE ^ bars baseball writers from entering dian Hill's Grace Lenezyk, former Rnblnsnn, lb ; one-game playoff for the regular Squire.*! is counting hearily on the it came and went on to. win the 5.5 him back." Blackbourn said. paw Mel Parnell 'thwarting any . Provost. 3b ...... 3 0 3 0 1 0 3 of pitches. Only last summer the ■3 1 1 9 II II 2 UP TO TO PA Y 4-Dr. stock No. 190-C. "66" 4-Dr. the-Red Sox dressing room for two Svlve.ler, cl. p ...... 4 0 I 0 0 0 0 ------— „ ...... — national and state amateur golf r,,,u>.Kilby. 2b ...... -,4 II 2 1 1 1 1 1 season crown will be held Friday pair. SIcrehardt is a goalie while meter trials and a trip down under. 5 YEARS CHub officials said they were strategy that might'give Mickey Stock No. 219-B« $95 hours before a game and 15 min­ Machia, c ...... S' r 1 R .0 0 o young , righthander pitched his 1 champion, shot a two-over-par 77 t -Mooirhmi»e, rf...... 8—o-i- 2 1 1 1 j night, Aug. 24, at the .West Side.' McDonnell plays the line. Trailing by 688 points on the unsuccessful in efforts yesterday a walk ln*order to face thj lefty- Viol, if ...... 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 ' ta r -__ • ute* after. ' . Rothman, /f ...'...... 3 0 O 3 0 o n i X n ? S 'i' o Olympic scoring method, Rush IV- "Because Jim. Pieraall said he to locate Loach at. his home in awlnging Yogi) and giving Mantle HofUiall Tournament-r------in aStrat .-.t ^ tournament of the Con- DrMrrrhntil, if .... 1 1 1 n 0 1 0 -■AN’n V 3iANEGGI,-\ o f Moriffrty Williamsporti Pa. Ranavise. 3b ...... 4 1 0 0 I 0 0 Ja c k HEULUNII, stellar Tw'i- could mfke. the - grade __qnly^ if would be pleased to see and talk the greenlight on a 3-0 pitch Tomlinson, l b ...... 3 1 0 o -O 0 0 mrdJand he will be ready if Mc­ Bros. , in the Twilight League con- 12 YEAR GUARANTEE ■favasnarn, ss 3 0 I I I 0 n neeticut State Women’s Golf A.ssn. -r,,,.., Ti ~« 14 ~21 - 12------4 8 llght tLeaguc hurier for M o rla r^ . .Quixatl^-owhed-and sSiled by the with the. writers at any time, Wii: Skronski and Ldach reported to (which the Mick tagged for a Kenna nominates him to face the She was five strokes better than Cenier o..iiiin', : tinues to lead the league in batting the training camp Sunday after O'Brien, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' ..405 lOl 6-17 Bros, and a standout , three-s^ri Marblehead, • Mass., syndicate of Hams' doesn't speak to the fighting, single). T h e homer came with a Goehrint, c f ...... --...O 0 0 0 0 0 e 'Cardinals, 1965 World Cham­ Mr*. R. B, Redfleld of Hartford; St:'Mary's , . 300 ul2 O - a . with an e\'«i .500 average, six hits DIRECT TO YOU • FROM THE LARGES't ^ Old Bowser the College All - Star - Cleveland performer for 'Monson Academy Ted Hood, Jolin McNaiiiara fnd eat member of tnq cluj, who is en­ man on, o ff Parnell, in a three- pions. *- ^ and Mrs: Charlotte Anderaort of ■ in 12, -trips to the -plate. Three last year, will enter UConn in Browns came In - Chicago Friday Totals 37 3 S 18 4 ”o John Collins, broke down, or suf­ GARAGE MANUFAf’TURERN. "U.S. GARAGES. Ine.** '49 D O D G E joying his bJggd^r-y«rr-Williama run third that Iced it for Johnny F * P ...... 200 004 x~$ Another possible East i w f l ford i Shuttle Meadow-avho tied for sec-| SiVrmii .FitUn '!«' 2. Slf'Tf'ji' other plavera Leo cS’r l^gionl. Septem^r. fered disqualification, seem.* to reaent^he fact that night but failed to turn up for Kiicks' 16th victory. Billy* Martin, Bank ...... non 210 0-::* ond, ** . , j .yjti.«ou to Sprmil to WlUoiv: IjOR, Conpt.« Jim Moriarty (M oria rtyif and Beige, stock No. 246-B. practice Monday. ■ starter is Kerry McGuire. 17-year “ * “ RR. O D^a 1. PFlfTfl On the .second leg to windward, And you save money. You gel larger overhead-type garagft Piersall is given credit for protect­ with a home rup. double and Inr 2B, While, Minor: HR. While: SB 61d high schiml senior who com­ Mr*. Bernard Kolin of 'Dimble \ 4 so r< ins j Stu Beal (M oriarty’.st ' N ^ llo w • K.A.INBOW CLUB, dwelling in Blackbourn explained, " I had a Provosf. Sylvester. Banavlre; LOlS PB, Maron, . the main halyard on .(Quixotic doors, better concrete foundations, skilled masons and carpen. ing him on the left aide of the field grounder, drove in fou*' runs. Bank 8. F ft P 8: BB. O'Brien 4, Mr- piled a laudable 18 won and eight BrcMk snd Vivian i^blnskl o f In I the leader with .45.5 ai^ages fifth place in the Rec' Softball meeting with them Sunday* after­ parted, and despite a valiant effort ters erect-your garage with tlic ftntst materiaU, famous brands field.” Billy Klaus and Jack'e Jensen Gehan 3, Hewitt 1: SO. O'Brien 4 Svl- loss record last year, hts first diaif Hill tied for fourth.place with ! ba.sed on five. Kits in' 11 trips each. League for most of the season, has noon and everything seemed fine. vester 2. McGehan Hewitt 1: Hits) by McNamara, who shinnied aloft known to yijii. Rarely Talk* Baseball homered for the Red Sox, who fell with the Doves who are currently 84s. Top pitcher in the league is Steve come to life- recently and ia now Boston players rarely discuss No complaints of any kind. The nW. O'Brien 5 for 5 runs in 5 Iniiinrs. ' ' Quaker Stale Mali and sla.ved there 10 minutes, the 11 games back. I (seed 3 men In Sth): Sylvester I for 1 celebrating their 10th anniversarj- Mrs. George Renda of Newtown Bellinghirj with two wins and no tied with Case Bros, for fourth break Could not be repaired. AS LITTLE AS baseball ai|vay from the park and next thing I knew, theyv were Largest Crowd run.in 1. McGehan E (or 3 runs in 8-. had an 86 to win the CTla.'i.s B tour­ losses. gone.” Kared 2 men in 7lh): Hewlu 0 for season. M(iGtilre’s top performance Cops Open Crown pjace. The addition of several play­ As a result Rush IV, moving in­ OUiMell Old Tige little of it there, say close follow^ Mantle's bat plus Ted Williami. It nament. * Old Bulger ers of the club. runs -n 1: IfBP. hv Sylvester (Codv last summer was in holding the ers has made Coach Ken Skinner’s to first place after the biieakdown. who singled once and didn’t spit at Barlnw): WP, O'Brien (21. Svlveste'r. Meanwhile, Mrs. Rose Sloaberg GEORGE MITU,HEI,I„, manager club-'tough to beat. They nojv won tl\e seventh and fjnal race of "W iliam s speaks angrily of PawtUf’ket, R.I., Aug. 1.5 iA5 — '50 PLYMOUTH '5 3 H U D S O N NASH 4-DR. all, packed' 52,409 into Yankee McGehan: W. McGehan: I., O'Brien: If, of Nonvich »hot s 95 to win the of the Manchester: Merchants grid boast a three-game winnisg the scries while Quixotic, under ^ $0.25. '47 those —------in the press box, but In 15 World Series with the Yan­ Na.«slf(, VacantI: Scorer. Diana: Time. Fthiladelphia Charles Sifford- i* the stock No. 2S6-B. | ^ 3 7 Q Wasp, stock No. 393-B. $ S 7 S stock No. 303-^. $ 5 0 never about beating that .Mickey kees. Frank CroaettI has been on S t a d 1 u m—largest single game 1:40. ' Cla.ss C tournament at Tumble team, expects to name a coach for streak. jury rig, limped home in last placc. crowd of the major league aeasbn Brook. ^56 Rhode Island Open Golf Mantle and the rest of the Yan­ the winning side 13 times as a and pushing the Yanks over the (mampion — breaking a two-year PER WEEK kees,” points out the old Red Sox player or a coach. grip on the title by Don Hoenig of million 'mark for the 11th straight LONDoi; ♦ * attache. Lack of" Defense .DR.AFT BO.ARD CALIJ:) Putnam. "Losing a tough game never Chicago heavyweight boxer Bob year. , WATERFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF Wayne Belardi and Ray Boone Sifford completed the two - day, seemed to mean, much to him., tatterfield won 32 of his 35 ama­ Decried by Rupp Bridgeport. Aug. 15 ()P)-:-Alvin 54-hole test with a three-under- ^ * Raybestos Bonded’ Brake Shoe .Exchanges Old Spot While a pitcher sat there in the teur bouts before turning pso. homered in the 15th for the Tigers' P L A N ALSO Old Rip Old Blue .off reliefer Don Moasi had retired Clinkscalea of Bridgeport, a mem­ par total of 204. The 33-year ' old SPEED BOVJl steady shot has been the National starter EMrly Wynn had retired Storrs, Aug. 15 (Ah -University ber of a unit of the Harlem Globe­ Hydraulic Fart* AVAILABLE Negro Champion for the past three Lockheed 1% Newington, on the Hartford-New '50 OLDSMOBILE '50 OLDSMOBILE ^ 4 9 B U IC K 28 In a row over one stretch. Al of Kentucky basketball Coach lUciiiE, Fireworks Display trotters basketball team, has- been year*. ' Ha\rn Turnpike, near ihe 4'hlneae t-Qr. ’’SS”, stock No. S5^B. ^ 2 9 5 4-Dr. "»8 ’’. C I T E stock No. 2X4-B. Smith’s homer with two on tied Adolph Rupp said yesterday he's called by hia draft board for in- Nearest oiffice $135 TONir,HT-4.^:S0 Hoenig could do not lietler than Hitching Post- and Op(i. Variety Stock No. 22S-B. ^ 1 / 9 it at 3-ali for the Tribe in' the worried about the game becoming d'uction into the Army next week. ^ Brake Drum Turning fifth in Jhe finish at the ' Paw­ and Garage Display a rat race. Gigsjitir Flr<>Hork4 Show (Tlinkscales was a member of O n - I f X'oiir Oeale'r l)or*n'f .Slock Homes.'Telephunr MOhftwk 6-.'US6. . eighth. Gene Woodling aocked a tucket Country Club with a 212 TUBELESS TIRE solo shot in the 15th off winning Grest Raring Program.,; tral High School’s New England Farts, W r Invite Your Inquiries. And if it liecomea a rat race, Championship, squad of 1949-.50, total. reliefer Jim Bunnihgt ' it will bie because basketball Oreateat Two-Fold Program when he won All-State honors. He Sifford was five strokes in front Clip and Mail Coupon Today For R m Catalog Larry. Doby, with four RBI's and HEADQUARTERS coaches’ aren't working hard later atarred at Arnold College 0/ Phil .Frtel. Nashua. N.H., pro OldFido Old Rover Old Bugle wiiuu^ Jack . Harahman each enough on defensive play.’ Adults 91.1ft—Kids Sfto ■nd the University of Bridgeport. who had a 67-71-71 209. ■lugged two-run homers for the Rupp told the 11th annual Uni­ |"g ENTLEMEN: WITHOl'T OBLIGATION '50 C H E V R O L E T ^52 N A S H '50 MERCURY IN MANCHESTE6 White Sox. Harahman gave the versity’ of Connecticut Coac)\ea A's just four hits. 4 I Q PiMuie mftil your Fr«e Booklet. I stock. No. 139-B; ^295 stock No. leS-R. $475 stock No. Iftft-n. $ 3 9 5 Clinic, that he’s ready to retire to Connie Jphnson act down the his farm If basketball does become SALES - SERVICE - VULCANIZING Senators on six singles and struck a rat race. ■BV I out 11. Two of the Oriole tuna were Rupp said hia toughest coaching unearned.. ^ . ^ AddrOGS a*»Ves.«-*.e«k. ' lU Y O N o u a SUOOET TERMS job la teaching fotll shooting and C arter's I I 4 curbing individual desires. He % FOR LEA$E ^ M O D E R N STORES FOR AUTO PARTS . I tty ...... FftOfte V ...... a ‘ HOGANS FILE SUIT added that he also thought too k 9 M • V 1 many college basketball teams are 2-BAY SERVICI STATION t/M) well fed. WORK CLOTHES __ * CHURCH CORNERS MAIN orncB MAHCHESTER MOTOR SALES Fort Worth, Tex. Aug. 14 HP)— U-HOUR «51 RARK STREET main and IOUUvAiid 191 CENTER STREET Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. 6olfer Ben Hogan and hi* wife, Eor Pdinter*, GOOD POTENTIAL CAl L CT)LLE8151 OPEN Mi HrmniiHV \i V > / V J

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I..cari) to drive correctly and electronic devices. Will pies ten weeks-old and ABC regis­ 2-6695. .tiquet maple table, 16 quart pres­ living room, porch. Available Aug. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE—Large eight tached.garage, amesite driveway. aately. Individual instruction by tion benefits'. tered. Harrison, 25 Vernon Center sure cooker, two fiber rugs. leav­ 18-Sept. 1. $50 weekly. MI. 3-5872. lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar­ room hohne with four bedrooms Many extras; Large Lot. Main en. Baaeboard heat. Aluminum 4-5-6 and 7 room alnglSa and'lh MON. THRU FRI. consider recently dis­ ing state. Call Ml. 9-5527. family houaaa. Buyara wattliii’. competent, experienced Inathic- i P?;an Macltine Products, Inc. Heights. TR. .1-9649. “■ LAWN GARDEN ranged. A real bargain. For ap­ and I ’i baths. Attached garage. Highway. September 1 occupancy. atorms. IH acres. Only 815,300. 10:30 A. M. tors on dual-control Insured can. charged veterans experi­ eonard double door rifice price. Cash or budget. Make glass, china, and used furniture FAMILY OF THREE desire four Very a ttr a c t^ Cape (Jod .alt<. ing complete with such items as A—None. This teat has meaning 6-lO-ROOM HOUSE With ha ''I •-2340. STENOGRAPHER, typist desired : DENTAL Assistant. Experienced ! Must be willing to assist • NELCO TOOL C(.)., INC. . refngerator.'New, upright freezer. an offer. MI. 9-0980. bought and sold.' Furniture Repair uated on . Kicely landscaped MI. 3-4201 or TR. 5-2349 drapes, wall to wall carpeting, only -when combined with other in­ m ent Call MI 9-9681 attar 6 p.m. — —'used CARS WANTED— We are ^ f^^^^^TURE repairing and refln- in pleasant downtown Hartford Hart I preferred btit will train. Write Sacidflcc. No dowft.payment. Fiva Service'. MI. 3-7449. unfurnished rooms Telephone em­ luSMBTTrCHING — Rug weav in asHeinbl.v operations. 266 Center St., Pine Sl. entrance ploye. MI. 3-4461. comer \o y The Rolling Park automatic washing machine etc. formation gathered about the pa> ■paving ' ajwaya fntereated in buying clean ! tahing; antiques restored. FumI-' office. Excellent opportunity for' Box M, Herald, .year guarantee. Ml. 9-0980. 1955 ADMIRAL air-cpnditlpner Home wtth six finished rooms Ideal for a retired couple with the tient. ano'emProidery. Mrs. Elliott’*1. cars for top cash prices Try our i Repair Service, Talcottvllle. the right girl, 5-day week, hoapi- h( .Will consider a trainee for ' —^^ ------,------' ■ i ^ "■ unit, ti ton. Used only four hours. PROSPEC7T ST.— New five room .Ml 3-7449 BURTON'S HAS openings for alert, THREE PIECE section den set. incluiW many features usu­ ranch, firoplace 28x45 foot foun­ golfing urge. For appointment to Legal Notice H en ry k , MI. 3-i632.______, ; famous cash five, mlnuta buying tal and aickneiss benefits. Call JA. this position. Like new. Reasonable, Phone MI. Business Property For Sale 70 ally /ipuni only in more ex- inepect call - Mr. Noren, Jarvis 2-62.16 for interview pleasant women who: are avail­ GIRLS AND BOYS, ago 11 and Up LOAM 9-8016; • ' I Almost new, $75. MI. 3-4274. dation. 92x252 foot lot. E A E OONSCnCNTIOUS MARINE UlOTATION OBDKB ■m NEW GAME OF skill, fpr bar.aara, j * able by Sejiiember 1st for full for tobacco work. Bring birth cer­ peMve homes. Price $15,200 Realty, 344 No. Main. MI. 9-6297, Realty Co. MI. 3-4112, MI. 3-4603. churches. R een ab le. MI. 9-9491' Motors, 435 Mam St.. Mancheater. Ruildlnt—Contracting 141 Oklahoma a t y UP)—It was just AT A (JouRT or PRoaSfa CLERK TYPIST time positions. Five day week. ' INTERVIEWS HEINX! JIBXD t tificate or proof oft birth. Apply d a r k ; r ic h jroUR ONLY Mo'bileaire 40MI SPECIAL BUYS STORE, WAREHOUSE MI. 3-4480. VERNON—Ranch, 5H rooms with too mu6h for a conscientious Ma­ at Maachtster wUMo and for the after 5 p.m. Salary plus incentive-bonus. Liber­ MON, - WED. - FRI. ' Conn. Slate Employment SerNdec, de luxk-lana. 4,000 cu. ft. per min-1 Call Owner Oistrlet ot Hanehester on the 13th day BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. I Wanted for branch office of na- Reduced prices for Auguu only. attached garage. Full cellar. Oil rine recruiter to stand! ‘ of Augiist. IMW. al store discount. Pleasant work­ 1 P. M. - 4:30 P. M. 806 Main Si., Mancheater. or. Elks ute Reg^''$T9.95. Close out $59.95. ! AT COST OR BELOW AND WORKSHOP hot water heat. Lot 00)c200. Resi­ Sgt. Jack Conkel, stationed here, Present, Hon. Jtdin J. Wanett, Jodge. Business Services Offered 13 Alterations, sdditions, K^raj^es. | tion&lly known insurance compariy, ing ennditioris. Please applv in Club Carriage House, Rockville, Pile must go. Call now for prompt Barstow'a. ML.9-7234 MI. 9-9766 FIVE ROOM ranch located in Bol­ Batata of Charles P. O'Conaer. late Peraonats 3 Re-sjding speciaJists. Rasy biidg> delivery. PI. 2-6277. Hotpolnt Electric Ranges ton; MI. 9-l()93. dential section. Gaston Realty, had applied for the Armed Forces of Mandiaster in sala IMitrlct, d^ High School graduate under 30 pre person. Burton’s: Inc., 841 Main on Wednesday, f 5,600 Square Feet F'loor Are; 165 School St. Ml 9-5731: eve­ cea.ied. GONDER'S T.V. Service, available et . ierms. MI 9-6495 or TR ferred. . Opportunity fqi- advance­ St. INVESTIGATE THESE KELVINATOR rehlgeralor, fire Automatic Washers 800 Foot Frontage Radio Service and had been work­ TOUNG LADY desires ride to any time. Antenna converaiona. 5-9109. PLYMOUTH LANE—If you have MANCHESTER. ' Near - -Bowers nings. MI 9-7466. ing part time at a local station to On motion of Harold W. Garrlty of Farmington Ave.. Hartford. Ar­ ment. Five day week. Excellerft ■' OPPORTUNITIES HOT MIX amesitc, cru.ahed stone, ilace aet, sofa, taolef^ chairs, Cabinet Ironer . Ebccellent Location, op Been waiting, for an oversized 3 ■aid Manchester. admlntatratOF. Philco factoTV supervised service. benefits. Pleasant working condi­ WANTED—Shirt presser. Exper­ Situations Wanted— famps. Bassinet, car b^tL^eril- Clocks, Irons, Hair Dryers Main Highway (near Ro School and new High School. Six- gidn experience. ORDERED; ‘That stx moalhf from rive by 9 a-m.. return Manchester T X 9-1486. i stabilized stone, w-aahed sand, bedroom colonial in an excellent room single colonial. Three bed­ BOL’TON—New ranch with a lot the 13th day of AuMst, -ISMTha and 5 p,m. MI. 3-8591. tions. ience not essential. Also sorter. Male 39 gravel, loam delivered. Nusadorf, Iser. (Jhild's desk, swings.^xdoll Mixer, Egg CTooker location this it is. Features 250x500. Basement garsge storm And what spot announcement the eame are UmltM and allowed for Aluminum Windows Apply in person. Maple Laundry, GRAY :manufacturing carriage, child's car. Youth cha.... Many Other Items WATSON REAL- rooms, heated garage, amesite windows, fireplace, etc. Plenty of did he have to handle? One on the credttore within which to bring Iq COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart .MI. 9-740k. tiled baths, equipped kitchen with driveway. Henry St. area. F^re- 4helr clalma agalneV said eetate, and WANTED--Somcone going to C^-1 X 'W o lc ^ r on"wringerv and tuto- and Doors 14-A 72'.Maple St. 90" girl'a bike. Metal chaira, also'’ used items. Sewihg ma- Thrall Rd dishwasher and disposal. Breeze- value here for $15,600. T. J. Navy recruiting. Call MRS. COOK COMPANY PART TIME WORK 8-1:30 p.m. odds and ends. MI. 9-6862.______place, first floor lavatory, tile laid adroihletrator is directed to gtva vrir'o I malic washlnie machines, electric BE A SUCCESS! Earn a good in­ mixer, wringer washer, TR. 5-' . way and 1-car garage. Entire bath. Dishwasher, large attic, full (Jrockett; Realtor, MI, 8-5416 or After getting through the Navy public. notice to the creditors to bring or MI. 9-9819. ______| ranges. vacuum..cleanerg. GUARANTEED against all < haz­ Call PI. 2<7113. MI res. MI. 9-7751. recruiting commercial, h'e ad In their claims within said time allowea motors, ards. Aluminum screens and MU 3-1161 come clpse-Jto -home repreaenting HILLIARD .ST., MANCHESTER Boats and Accesiwries 46 eleetric^ :ange. All at very low home has been receiitly decorated cellar. Triple storm windows and by publtshlng a copy-of this order In small applian('ra> welding. 174 Avon Goametic.s. Friendly, pleas­ Board of prices. and pdinUd. A lot 220 feet deep screens. Air conditioned, oil. Built Ubbed: some newspaper having a circulation Main Street. MI 9-6678. storm windows asr well as com­ • A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" MAN(JHE8TEl^IndUBtrtal proper­ that would be a Landscape gar­ BOL’TON—Inunaculate seven room “And folks, ths Navy recruiting in said probate district within ten days Automobiles for Sale bination screen and alorm doors. TOYS! TOYS ! TOYS 1 The House ant, profitable ivthk quickly puts Does— Bl rds—Pet s 41 I9S4 TEN H.P. Chris Craft. CHean. ABC APH4ANCE CO. ty. Building ywith 2,450 square ft. in 1951. Large lot. Occupancy Au­ split level on Bolton Center Rd. from the date of thia order and return of Plastic. Inc., Ai’on, Connecti-r dollars in your pocket. , lota of ooihph! $115, Barstow'a, dener’s delight. This sounds like gust ISth. Price $17,900. George L. office Ik straight across the hall WANT TO BUY \ CAR and had. gutters Call Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707, Rrlief 21 MAPLE. ST. Lot 85xl4^Zoned for any type a $30,000 home but it can be Garage, amesite drive, nice lot. make to this court of the notice given. cut, largest Toy Party Plan in the I -----T PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, - MI. 9-7234. manufact^ng. Ideal for laundry (Graziadio, Realtor. Tel. Manches­ Price reduced to $23,000. T. J. from the Marina recruiting office.” JOHN J. WALLBTT, Jndga. your credit turned down? Don’t: ??.“ •.^'f*J** ooMly repairs later, country, wants women to show "^OAIAN \\ ANTB.D for light bench now located at Route 6 and Chapel ONE GAS stove, one SerVejgsgas re- yaurs, today, for only $21,600. ter MI. 9-6878. give up, see "Honest” Douglas, Ml, 3-1383. South .Manchestir Fire BOAT—14 foot PenYan runabout. or drj^cleanlng businebs. Near ■Excellent F.H.A. and V.A. financ­ Crockett, realtor. Ml. 3-5416. or Roofinx—Sidlnii 16 our mys through home demon-i wo' k Apply in-per.son: 10 Hilliard Ra . South Windsor, hext to East frigerator, ail white. $50 fdr^ both. ... bus tin . v-ci.o.Central luvanun.location. .vraaun-Reason- Mrs. Wells. MI. 3-4788; 3M Main. Not a finance company ASHES Af^D rubbisKCr«nioved. atialio n s. C ar n ecessary. W rit, o r, ^ ^ f a n c h e s t e r . ______Hartford Drive-In 'Theater. Open District Cuatomized seats, swivel chair. ing available. Call for appoint­ TWO FAMILY flat; three years ROOFING CO.,., iminglemil and Notice is herehyglven to all lax- vhee Must be taken thli week. ably priced. George L Graziadio, ment to inspect. Jarvis Realty old. Just off the bus line. Both '■ ! Ijiwn mowing, light trucking, ^ “ call ^llect—The House of Pla»-j SHIRT BTNiSHER or folder. Excel- daily 9-5. Tiiesday, Thursday and »'5?55. Realtor. Tel. Manchester AU. BOL’TON—Present home too large? t Town Advertisement tree^cut, cellars cleaned ^ gutter and con-1 TRUCE DR1VB7R, dump truck, age Friday nights 7 - 9 p.m. Man­ pi.y«rs in tlje .hi, Mandie.sle'r MI. 9-0538'• ] Co.. 654 Center St. MI. 3-4112, Ml. apartments will be vacant. Good Inspect this beautiful little flva "’O'-kinjf conditions. B'pll or Fire nisti'iri tha , - Boa.d of, R?- 9-1200, evenings call Al Werbner, financing. T. J, Crockett. Realtor. and rags taken away free.-M l ! ductorAvcirk, roof, chimney re- Baimmgton. ORchard <1694 from, 25-35, E-xperienced only. $1.75 chester ciistomer.s can call JA. THREE BOATS left at special' room ranch with full cellar, ga­ I960 CADIUAC "62". Four door, 9-0142. Call evenings. pairs, Ray/Hagen’ow. Mi.--9-2214. liouiiy. Apply at Thomas CoUa 8-3391 and we will bring order li'ef Meeting will b~ .leld in lha r N MI. 3-6419. MI, 3-5418, or Mrs. Wells. MI. rage. picture window. Paneled liv­ f AS r r RELATES TO FIBB PRO- sedsin. MI. 9-5009. |, ______, Raiy Jackaon>.^. 3-8325. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and evenings 9.,8„o T4vo-Hoii,- Shirt .Martinii- Fire' House at Spruce and Fliir- rices. 14' to 21’. Barstowi. Ju st' Muslcal Instruments 83 3-4788. Public Hearinfirs p.m. to 10 p.m. ORchai;d 7-0142. Co., 251 Broad St. ,, home with ns' at S' p.m. to 68 ROrth of the Post Office. MI. ing room, fireplace 800’ deep lot. TBCrnON, WITHIN THE JURM- ing. 299 W est M iddle Tpke. —— — ------J—1*...------a Spruce eliie Slreels on ’"ue.day evening, dULBRANSEN direct blow oittM For Sale 72 OVERSIZED CAPE—6>i rooms. Desirable neighborhood. $15,900. In accorda-ic with tha pro­ DICmON OF THE TOWN FIRB ^ ' ^en^^ All^Mied"eVhi“M*rSD^^^ ' FOR THE BEST ^^onded built A ugust 21. 19.1c irom 7:.30 P.M . 9-7234. Attached two-car garage. AA resi­ MANC7HESTER GREEN— Older 1941 SUPER BUICK Convertible. p"ck up a n W l i v ^ AH*^ “P »hingJe gutters, EXPERIENCED girls for maids, AUTO AND TRUCK painter, j "■ iT" 'j hogany spinet piano, $ r .s; dential section. ck and deVos, Realtors, JA. visions of the Town Chat ter, notice DEPARTMENT. SALESLADIES Steady work, nianv extra benefits. BOARD 10LR DOG in our brand t( 9:00 P.M., E.D.S.T., for the pur- 1954 TEN H.P. Scott-Atwater with Kemp^a, Inc. MI. 841680. 2-0255 evenings MI. 9-39S4, MI. is hereby given that PUBLIC SECmON 1. Aa authozizod by • ?.araK^d«7G^indfng sTo?! at local motel. 8 hr. day. Call .MI. new boarding kennel while voii homes with six large rooms each, acreened-in porch. Good house for 3-4148 an.v time. Also e.xpcnenced helper. Wooii Hackmatack 654 Center J t., MI. 3-4112. MI/^ 200, $14,900. Quick occupancy. Howley, Manchester MI. 3-5361. pleasing telephone voice. This is Inside Doors St. between 4 and 5 p.m. Flill cellar, .licely seculded on ''George L. Graziadio, Realtor. MI. By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Fire De.iartment. tha town and said district, insofar door. Excellent running condUion. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, FACTORY STORE Y O l’NG .MAN Oppoitunities 7. for rl'c.-nt, Au.slin ChnmKers. To Outside Doors acre with trees. $12,4(K). Carl^ 9-12(X), evenings call Al Werbner SECTION 2. The powers and as it tfilataa to fire protection, ML 3-1278. knives, mowers, etc., put Into con- an .excellent opporuinity for per-1 Good ' IndiistrlPl Tione from at MI. 3-6419. ' 9-5878. Written for NBA Service son who mi^st stay gt home to ' advancement to manager, Yellow Pine Flooring ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Ml duties of siich department ehall shall cease to exist on the effective dition for coming needs. Braith- Heating—Plumbing 17 salary. Vacation,'Free insurance. Residence Zone;.-\. all or n.srt of a A dilemma which is not in­ 1949 FDRD. two door sedan, .Radio, waite. 52 Pearl Street. At the "Green” earn money.i Liberal pay ar-1 Soon Sheathing Boarders Wanted 59-A 9-5132, 9-4694. 60 ARQELLJA DRIVE-rFirst time MANCHESTER — Cape Cod. six apply to all portions of Oie Town date of thia ordinance. Apply Lyiin Poultry B'aini.s 505 tri: ngiii.nr porfior' o' laiut. ap- 30-Gal. Automatic Gas Hot Water! rooms, four finished. Ebccellent frequently faced by a person who nqt included within the limits of SECTION 3. This ordinance heater, overdrive. $280. 218 North ' ranged. Write stating age’ and, M ain St. n ro x im ately 68' x 1.35'. located on maNcet and only 1 year old. Elm St. ^ ' ACE DOAU- s e r v ic e ! Will do previotis work . experience if: anv. I Heater Exquisite $ bedroom rancher with condition. All natural woodwork, has some complicated medical or ai.. fire diatricL ■hall be effective on the first day PLUMBING and heating—Repairs > YOUNG WOMAN wanted for light ■<21' north of Middle Tnke. East 1 Coal Fired Hot Water F'urnace ROOM and BOaIi D. Gentleman. MANCHESTER fireplace, to dormers, basement SEX7ITON S. This Ordinance any general cleanup -and handy and contract wont. Call Ml. 9-8541. j factory work. Apply Kaklar Tov Box Y. Herald. TWO .MB:N B'ull tim e da.va„ an d ! MIDDLI-’. T U R N P IK E W E.ST full baaemeht. Spacious living surgical problem is illustrated in of the third month after the 1949 FORD. Red-and white; Radio,' work. Rubbish removal, cellar and Radiators MI. 3-7875. garage, oil hot water heat, bliauti- shell ba affective ten.daya after Eighth School and UtUitlea Dis­ r-J------^ ^ ------Co. 60 Hilliard St, - ' \ * . Bomo e\-eninj^. A pply M r. CJiiif-1 | tlii Fi tly opposite . GREEN MANOR- room with • Swedish corner fire­ today's first letter. . heater and overdrive. Call MI. ; cleaning, lawn mowing etc. Very EARN AT HO.ME. Easy hand; A NEW 1 Oil Fired Steam F^l^nace - and place. Combthation' Mtchen and ful yard. 1 Gaston Realty, 165 and Service. 285 Main JA. 4-53’85! any time for free eati- Help Wanted-^^^illale -1t> DISHWA.SHEII, Apply in jierson at rage. Nicely landscaped. 9-5132. M im . plastic burgeons, one of whom ad- FTRE DEPARTMENT. SCHOOL AND UnUTTES DIS­ MANDtiiMTER Packa^ge Delivery. no tl ^of WlltiHT (Tos.s Highway. I Realty t>i.. 654 Center Street. MI. TRICT OTHER THAN THOSE Street. Ml. 9-4571. Open evenings, mate. \ t trucking and package deliv­ ‘ ALERT TYPES WHO ■ Center Restaurant, -199 Main St. Applicant, Eli ,ene . iniknff. To MANCHESTER CHOMAN ROCTKVILLE—T1\'o { room apart- viked an immediate operation to SECTION 1. As authorized by CARPEINTERS wanted, .10 \ljo u r THREE BEDROOM OVER­ 3-4112. Ml. 9-1200 or evenings call Oiepter 10, Section- 10, of the RELATING TO MAINTENANCE 1953 PONTIAC station wagon. All; ANTIQUES RefinIshed. Repgiri: ery. Refrigerators, washers and WORK WELL WITH THEIR th.inge to Biisine.ss Z< HANDS, 8:00 a.m., ready for \vork. James"^ : , Wa n t e d Residence Zfine AA. all'cm part of MI 9-239r ter, that portion of the Town now SECTION 1. Tile Town of Man­ upholaterj’, hydramatic. Heater 189 South Main St. Phone MI. I chairs for rent. Ml. 4-0752. ai. area appi:p«im.TleIv 4o6; along Nic'e neighborhood. Centrally lo­ Building LoW'- ' against further surgery saying the CLOCK DIALS AND HANDS A. McCarthy. 66 Vernon St.. Man­ THREE. ROOM UNFURNISHTO cated. Immediate occupancy, CHOICE USTINGS risk is too great in view of the within the boundaries of the South chester, as authorized by (3iapter and radio. I»w mineage. Private 3-5643 AySTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local chester. ^^Ambitious ' and intelligent McNbII .Street nrd approximately Mahogany Paneling per .M $190. apartment with garage and -Manchester Fire District is in- 10, Section II of the Charter for owner. In e.xcellent condition. and long distance'moving, pack­ young, man to learn textile en­ 466' along Wilbur Cioss Highw Western Framing - (truck land to garden. ' Located in an In Town and Suburb$m ' \ scar tissue that- has been formed the Town ot Manchester, hereby Priced right, niusi sell this week. RUBBISH AND Mhea removed. Srlk Screen Printers graving, .Steady job with good Exact de.scrintions and maps of Now Takinu load lota I ...... per M $120 SIX ROOM CAPE 236 East Middle Tpke. by the previous two operatlono, (duded within the jurisdiction of ing. storage. Call Ml. 3-S18'7. Hart­ attractive residential section in Two unfinishetl. Breezeway ■ and the town fire department. assumes aU of th e . jurisdiction, Tel. MI. 9-9953 or ATI. 9-7441. , General cleamogT cellara. attics ford CH 1-1423. * Starting Pay Conmiensurate SIDEWALL, ArPLICATORS starting rate and progressive .above proT)os.i1a mav : .seen in Applicatin'ns Fnr- Canadian Framing and Vernon. All modem conven­ Six room single, modem in every MANCHESTER HOw can I decide what to do? powers, duties, assets, UabiUtles ' and yards. ftMsonable rates. M. increases; All -briiefrls. This is Sheathing (triick load) garage. Fireplaqe in living room. —MiiiKj. / SECTION 2. AU the powers, With Experience ■the Town- Planning Commi.s,sion’.s iences. Gas and’oil heat. Near Insulated. Nestled among large detail. Ebctra lot. - Basement two-' ASSOCIATES REALTORS duties, aaseta, UabUities and obU- find obUgations of Um Eighth A M. ^Bdbbish Renjioval. Ml. With equipment for a.sbeslos i a splendid oppOrtpnily, Apply Office. Descripti>-n!< are on file In per M $98 church, and bus line. References car garage. Owner leaving state. A'—In the situation outlined It 9-9757, insulated aiding. Year 'round work. : beautiful trees. Split rail fence. * PHIL HALLIN gations of'the South Manchester School and. Utilitieg Dlatrict of Painting^Papering 21 Apply the Town (In k 's Office. Insulated Sheathing Board required. Young business couple Priced for quick eale. might, well be perfectly poeaible Manchester wlUch do not relate to .Top pricea paid. Mancliester Enjrravifijr Corp., TOW.V PLA.N'NINC,,, CDM.MKS- Full and Port Tima 4x8 ...... per M $110 Full cellar with recreatioh room Ml. 9-9221 for two equally capable and ex­ Fire District are hereby trans­ TELEVISION Service, pXTERlbR PAINTING, Quality preferred. Available on 15th. of partially finished. Handy to bus CHARLES LATHROP ferred from said district to the fi I protection or the maintenance railable at all times. Philco fac­ GANLEY DIAL CO. Bllm St., Manchester .. .SIO.N SALESGIRLS 24'’' Insulation...... per M $35 month. Call MI. 9-2837 between-6 perienced surgeons to arrive at op- M A L E work by experienced painters. I ■■ GREAT e a s t e r n Glumacs ...... per sq. $24.65 and schools. In nice neighborhood. 36 Froetpr- Road Ml. 9-0884 poaite conclusions as deacribed in town and said district., shall cease of a fire department and said iila- tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. For free estimate 'all Thomas PINE AND B'OREST .STS. Mdrtin E. Alvhiul. CTIiairman p.^n. and 9 p.m. » Priced for quick sale,- $13,900. t> exist on the effective date of trict insofar as its functions other 9-9698: CONSTRUCTION CO- William A, Allon. Sei relarv Prime Shakes No 1—18” ______■ ------EARL ROHAN the letter. The situation is. com­ Bentley. MI. 9-2192. ' MANCHESTER . PA R T t i m e general Red Cedar ...... per sq. $12.50 THREE R(X)M unfurnished apiirt- Four bedropm home with all MI. 8-7438 plicated and opinions under such this Ordinance. than fire protectiqn and main­ H E L F 3n, Oak Street cleaning Hours to be "nged. j ^ Wood Gutter 4x5 and 4x6 ment.‘ Middle-aged'" couple pre­ '"'BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX kinds of extras. Owner leaving, SEXnON 8. This . ordinance tenance of a fire department may ELECTRICAL SERVICE—Wiring,, CElUNG, WALlJi, painted eve- Apply Gunver .Manufacturing, 234 ' 2>i years old. Aluminum storm state. Priced for quick sale. LOT FOR SALE, on Vernon St., circumstances would refieqt. the repairs-, insulations, oil burners, YOUNG WOMANS 2-6 p.m. after- MANCHESTER,, CONN , as is...... ;... lin. ft. 45c ferred. Ml. 3-7628. than be effective on the first day be concerned shall ceaSo to exlat nings or Saturday Call after 6 Hartford Rd. windows and doors.' Duplex 5-5. between Eva Drive and Buckley judgment of the doctors involved. of the third mont'* after the South on the effective dhte of this WANTED electria motors. Kenneth Lacoss, MI. 9-542(r. ' ^ noons only. No nights, no Sundays.Si Phone ML 9-2180 HOUSEWIVES— Stain Grade Doors .. from $6.90 ART KNOFLA, Realtor' School. Call MI, 9-7583. What, however, should the pa­ 'Eieclriclan. jPl 2-6388 after 6. Dmg Btoie. Ap|3l>-‘ — - _' We are able handlers of de­ THREE ROOM heated apartment- Centrally located near schools, Manchester Fire District', in a Ordinance. in person only. PART TI.MK body man. Must be ■' IVork In . Voiir Own in modern building. Stove, refrig­ bus and chu^(:hes. Exclusive Agent tient do? There are- under such meeting duly caUed for that pur- SB;;crnON . TWe ordlnanM APPLY 4.19 Hartford Rd. SERVICE STATION attendant, full' good painter. Will' consider full Nrighbiirhnml. Hours To velopments. Our quantity prices 2 BUYiS g ~ p a p e r . magazines.; Courses afmCla.s.ses 27, time job.; Also part time attend-j VHVE DESlfiNER are our proof. erator and garage; ■ Adults only. ■ 875Maiif«t. Resort Property for Sale 74 circumstances two choices. One la poM, shall havr voted to accept shall be effective on the first rags, Juitkpian’s junk. Will pick ant, houra 6-10 p.m. five days. time. Must have own tools. Inquire Suit Voiir Cnnvenienre. Available Sept. 1.' Rent> $98. C^I .EAST I^ARTFORD to follow'the advice of the physi­ the provisiona oL Uiis ordinance. day of the third nionth after the WOMAN TO help mother of two I Eddie's Auto .Serrice, 79 Charter NATIONAL LUMBER, INC., t ' MI. 3-5440 LYDAU. & FOULOS up after 3 p.m^ All dav Saturday. RADIO-ELEGTRONICS- Television | .With light housework, laundry and Also Saturday and ^unda.v every . ' 9-8429 between 6 and 8:30 p.m. Four room rimeh plus 15x18 LAKEFRONT cottage at (Joventry cian in whom the patient has the Eighth School end UUUtlea Dis­ Call Rockville TR. 5-7821. Oak. .MI. 9-8249. More, than Wve ,veur>*^'>^|*eri- 381 STATE STREET foot baautiful patio. Jalousie en­ MI. 9-4543 most confidence ahd the other is SIS PARKER ST. Sei-viring. "Learn by Doing" at! baby aittingg two or •' three days 5?^®.'’ ApplyMn person a’l . RCXKVILLE. 24 Grove SL—Single Lake. Flilly furnished five rooms,. AN. ORDINANCE INCT.UDING trict of Manchester, in a meeting / "Connecticut's Oldest Electronics I weekly. References requested. * 8®i'i’ice Station; 427 Hartford ; em-e Jn the design of ' \virte^r, NORTH HAVEN. UONN closed with flai^tone floor. Also Running water. Lot *5' frontage, to obtain an additional .opinion THE EIGHTH SCHOOL' AND duly calMB for that purpoiM, shall' SEE f—— n k ^ ^ r R M A a le ft* Y 7 a M • nil, gna, and steam valves* Pn-' Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 light housekeeping apartment, $12 garage. On beautiful, landscaped MAN^blESTER, Buckland Area — V MK.TOMB1.AHERTY School."New term - starting Sep-1 Write Box P,. Herald. Rd. Ask for Van, ALL AROUND — FIRST CU4SS per'week. Inquire 14 Laurel St., Six room colonial. I ’i bathe. Rec­ 2S5’ deep. MI. 9-9713. , from' still another source. The lat­ irnLITIES DISTRICT, INSOFAR have voted to accept its provisions. ;XHousehold SerViePX tember 24. 1956. Blnroll now for sithm open with one nf New {NJOY THESE lot. 30 day occupancy. Can . be ter may resolve . the difficulty by . T" I Mrs. Porter. seen by appointment. reation' rbom, "2-car garage, near i» Offered l.t^A Prarlifal day or. evening class. England's most priigressive Diamonds—B/atches— school and bus. $14,400. Qifford adding the weight of someone else’s PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO TTaS PARUNG METER For free descriptive circular phone • MACHfNIST.S- . MANY BENEFITS Jewelry 48 Snborban For Sale 75 opinion to one of those already ex­ JA. 5-3406. or Write New England VVIRERS AND KOPPERS CO., INC. and stable Industries. Salary Business Locations ' . VERNON Hanson A Co. MI. 3-1303, MI. OROINANCEIS OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER : f l a t FINISH Holland window AND , 9-0788. . BOLTON—An executive’s home on pressed. On the other hand, it BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTCMUS OF THE BEFORE.You Buy a . shades, made to measure.- All Technical Institute of Conn.. Inc., $8,04)0 ^to $ i0.000. ' Reply by -1. PAID HOLIDAYS LEONARD W." YOST Jeweler, re- For Rwt > ‘ 64 Four room ranch. Lot 100](200. may bring' % third and different 193 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. ^ s g l d k r f r S 2. SICK BK.NICFITS Full cellar. Immediate'occupancy. South Rogd. Gorgeous stone house TOWN OF MANCHESTER: ; metal Venetian blinds at a new WANTED - LATHE HANDS^ resume nr personal interview. p^r«, adjusU watches experUy. MANCHESTER — Distinctive -six with attached two-car garage, opinion whi;^ still leaves the pa­ Section 2, subsection (b) of the Parking Meter Ordinances la hereby Heater or Air Conditioner : low price. Keys made while you .1. C.UOt’P INSrUAXCK ReaaonabU prices. Open daily. BUSINESS OR office location. 474 $10,300. room colonisl in an executives’ ji^MfYbur Home See the Experienced in wiriiv? and solder­ I.iane Kmployme.nt Servire, 40.1 '4. r.AID VAC.ATIO.NS Main St., ground floor. Three cinder block bam. four acres, tient with a problem of decision. nded by inserting after the word “highwey,” OB MUNICIPALl'iz wait. Marlow’s. Arc Welders Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce neighborhood, complete in every In situations such as'this it-is per­ OWNYUD OR OPEIUTED OFF STREET PARKINO AREAS. .Private Instructions 28 ing of resistars. condensors and Top R ate - - '55-60 H our Week Main Street, Worrester, .Miissa- ,1. RKTIRE.MKXT PLAN Street. Ml. 9-4357. rooms. Ml>. 9-5229. m . S-7i44. Cali J. d ; REALTY modem detail. Occupancy possible etc., etc., eti:. Impossible to de­ NeAwESTINGHOUSE WEAVING of burns, moth holes I roniponent.a, similar to radio rhiisetts. 6- CIIRI.STMAS BOM S scribe with words. The asking' haps. best that the adult patient EARN AT HOME. Easy high pay­ Spot Welders before school starts. For appoint­ carries some of the responsibUity Year R ^ n d 'A lr Conditiomir and torn clothing, hosiery rune, I chassis assemblies. Excellent work- Plus Benefits MI. 3-5262. MI. 9-9638 ment to inspect call Clifford Han­ price ia $42,500. Replacement coot ing handwork., Information free. I ing conditions, d i*p o r t i m t h ;s is in excess of $85,000. Open at of deciding what to do. vetf CM SUM hahdbags repaired, zipper re­ Laborers ' MI. 3-6262. MI. 9-9738 sen A Co. MI. 3-1803, MI. 9-0783. placement, umbrellas repaired, Write Box 296. West Hartford. "Turn Your Travel To Work FOR .ADV.ANt:E.ME.NT your convenience. T. J. Crockett, Q—Would you please say some­ AREA. 87 FOREST STREET Realtor. MI. 3-5416 or rea. MI. \\^tinyiouse men's shirt collars reversed and j fhtervieW.s Being Held Time— MODERN 6-Room (Joibnial. Fire- thing about osteogenesis imper­ SecUon 3. Une 12, of-the Parking Meter Ordinances ia h a r to ' replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ F-iilLTinie Work MAIN st;. — Owners are anxious place, tile bath, excellent - condi­ 9-7761. fecta? —Mra R, L. amended by ineertlng after the-word "used,” AND IN ACCORDANCE ing, Shop. Bonds—jitocks— ! Monday - Wednesday - Friday ^ Septic Tanks to dispose of this large four bed­ tion. Oarage, 110' frontage,, large A—This disease. Which is also THEREWITH SHALL CAUSE LINES OB MARKERS TO BE PLACED NORMAN BENTZ — ■..■■■ ■■ ■ . -- -- — ■ t Mnrtjratrcs 31 room colonial in excellent condi­ COVENTRY LAKE. Mink .Trail— Plus Employe Benefits Into Ovt^rtime I’a.vtime” Installation and Repair Apply: - treei. Bowers School ■ Only Tliree room insulated cottage, known as fragiUtaa oasium, is a ON THE MUNICIPALLY OWNED OR OPERATED OFF STREET FORMICA counters, ceramic wall! ,-,.0... — — .. 1 P. M.-4 -.30 P. M. • .i- Specialist. tion. Comer lot. Loaded with pos­ $15,200.. Carlton W. Hutchins, rare dieease of the skeleton which PARKINO AREAS. \ ShMt Metal Works and floor tile. 'Let ua modernize 1 *22.25 per thousand j sibilities. T. J.-^ockett. Realtor, fireplace, artesian well. Double MR. RIEGER.Mgr. Realtor, Ml 9-5132, 9-4694. lot. $5500, E A E Realty, 344 No. is sometimes -inherited and in SecUon 4. line 18 of the Parking Meter Ordinances is hereby 342 Adams St.—Tel. .MI 3-8966 your bathroom and kitchen. For P*,T month includes p ^ cip al and Call SPENCER ^ Sewers Cleaned MI. 3-5416 or Mrs. Wells MI. which the bones break readily be­ amended by inserting after the word “street,” OR THS MUNICIPALLY or Ml 3-1218 , free estimates cat! Ml. 9-265S, The *I‘f®rest._ Hartford CH: 6-8897. GRAY MANUFACT^trjnq 8-4788. MANCHESTER. Just listed. New Main. 5U. 9-6297, MI. 3-4480. Frank Burke, Connecticut Mort RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. AND INSTALLED Dolly: 8 A.M. fo 5 P.M. cause they are so fragile. Why this OWNYH OB OPEm TED OFF STREET PABXINO AREAS. > Tile Shop, Buckland. TRemdjit .'>-2527 High School area. Custom built TOLLAND — Five room ranch. SecUon 11 of the Parking Meter Ordinances U hereby amended to gage Exchange, Lewis corner COMPANY* CTIAPEL .STREET ; 1952. Six room garrison colonial) should occur is not exactly i^nown Gold.______■ or Apply At ^C ellars Drained 258 Mid. Tpka., Wost STEEP HOLLOW LANE Breezeway, 2-car garage on 1 and for this reason treatment is read aa follows: The Chief of Police ehali have charge of the InatMla- with reception hall. fireplace, acre of land, (fully landscaped), tion, replacement, removal, maintenance and repair of tha paiinng HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER MANCHE.STER ' bath, lavatory, master bedroom, not particularly satisfactory. When X 36 Brooklyrt St. SECTION $19,800. Large kitchqn with plenty a broken bone or fracture occura m'etare, together with ell standards and attachmenta used in connoc- Business OnDortunities 32 After 6 P.M. CoH good closets, garage, recreatioin of knotty pine cabinets, garbage Uon therewith. He shall designate a person or parsonp to make rag^v "A G(X)D PLACE TO WORK" Rockville, Conn, Town and Country room, shingled exterior, plastered it is treated in the usual manner SACRIFIC7E for quick sale. Small AUTOMOBILE^ mechanic wanted Ml 9-3235 Ftrst time on the market.. An disposal, built-in ironing board and 4he outlook for healing of the collactions of the coins deposited in parking maters, which coma shau f I in G..M. piogreasive dealership. immaculate colonial with three interior, redecorated and repaint­ and exhaust fan. Living room with be paid to the Collector of Revenue of the Town of Maneheatar to HELP W ANTED business. I.aw overhead. Good Drainage Co. ed. $17,500. Elxclusive with this particular fracture is good though turnover. Very, good reason for! WAITRESS and counter girl, Vacatiorr with pay. Insurance and "Work In Air-Condilioned bedrooms. Loaded with extras. quarry stone fireplace, large pic­ it-may be slow. provide for the proper regulation and control of traffic u ^ n Ute puMto other benefits. Apply in person to Comfort" Custom built. Beautiful grounds. agency.. Not listed or sublisted ture window showing beautiful streaU AND ON MUNICIPALLY OWNED AND OPERATED OPT selling, Inquire 943 Majn St. or call 1 nights, full time. Patio Drive-In, CARPENTERS .WANTED. Call .VH. Phont M l 9-4143 with other brokers Escott Agen­ Q—A recent X-rey picture of my MALE and FEMALE ! Xn.. 9-S891a.ftftfti after.*.— - p.ni; Broad and West Middle Tpke. .Service Manager, .MqCIUre Ponti-' Owners haVe requested that we view of lake. ’Two large bedrooms, STREET PARKINO AREAS, in the Town of Mancheater to defray th« 3-4836 after 6 p.m. ac, 373 .Main St. .do liot disclose the location over cy. Mi. 9-7683. sliding door closets. Dining room feet reveals spurs on my hecla The cost of the supervision, regiilaUon and control of parked vehlelaa In ; i pain at timea reaches an excruci­ phone. Appointment is necessary. MANCMESTER-CentraUral^ lasted which also can be used as a bed­ parking meter zones, and to cover the cost of purchase, suparvlni^ !tL\LE: Tool and die \>orkers, milling machine, turret Price in low thirties. room. Large ceramic tile -bath, ating stage. What is the treatment protecUng, inspecUng, InstaUlng, operating, maintaining, epptw well cared for four robmhome. for this? —C. H. lathe, O.D. and I.D. surface grinders., Dav and nirht Ftili basement, oil burner.lumer. Ecwi- colored fixtures, vent fan, linen and using the parking metere AND FURftW R shift. 50 hour week. T. J, CROCKETT, Realtor closet. Oil fired baseboard hot , A—^TTiis is a peculiar condition THE PUBCHA^ LEASE OR OO^P^^AW W ^ DOCTORS , omical living! Price $10,500. Made­ known usually as calcanbal .spurt. MALE HELP W ANTED Office: MI, 3-5416 line' Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. water heat. Immediate occupan­ OFT s t h e e t PARKINO Laborers and material handie|rfi, (jt«Ki health required). One of the moat beautifully and romplet.<^ly landiM-aped 2 acres (HIIJLTIPLE LI8TINO 17*—CALL ANY REALTOR) cy. Watson Realty Co. TR. S-7630, It may occur without producing BOARD OF DIRECTORS f^ T E * \ r X ^ t SO BY SAH) BO^RD ( Punch pres.s operators. ' ^ TO FILL NEW JOBS CREATED BY OUg ' eaat_ of the Connecticut River in Vernon. .A .soundly conatmeted Mrs. Wells, MI. 3-1788 $10,500—2-Bedroom rambling Cape Ml. 9-7885. any symptoms. In the milder cases DIRECTORS OF 7-room'brick home; .1 rooms down, 2 unfinished up. With 2-<'ar ■ HELP WANTED Modified English Colonial 6 large rooni8.^atUched gsiage. Nic* Cod. Tile bath, aluminum storms. relief can sometimes be obtained VENIENCE FOR SUCH P*^A<^**Aj^ L K i ^ OR MODIFIED ENGUSH colonial, six VERNON — 5 room ranch (under hE.MALE: Assemblers and inspectors. Interestina clean EXPANSION PROfIRAM oversized brick garage. Set qmtd a rhariiiinglv laiidM'aped lot of ■haded lot. Center of town. Living room 22 ft. 6 Inches by 14 ft. Excellem condition. . (-qre, bam, by a soft rubber heel pad with a AND TO AUTHORIZE THE PAYMENT OF ANT OWjlO/ peaceful gripping beauty, cool green law n,' floiKl-llt pool and with fireplace. Dining i-oom. large kitchen and separate large rooms and attached garage,- .’chicken coop. “ ■ ■ construction) $12,900, 3 bedrooms. hole cut in the center to^ relieve LINOTYPE OPERATOR Nlca shaded lot in center of Man­ Large kitchen with khptty pine INDRBTNESS BY ™ E TOWN IN 00 ^ ^ * ^ ^ ? ^ * , , work. Experience not necesalr.v. (iood e.ve sight required. FIRST, SECOND and THIRD SHIFTS towering evergreeqii—-in an atmosphere of quiet dignity In rural room. .(ViM lavatory. Second flodr: 3 large beditioma and bath. ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5182, 9-4694. pressure, a metal plgte 'shaped QUISION OF ANY l a n d o r INTEREST Of LAMP 1 Veiiion. ‘ . chester. Living room 28‘&"xl4' cabinets, exhaust', fan, formica sofnewhat like a cup. a special APPLY AT INSURANCE PROGRA'M • PAID HOLIDAYS * MUST BE EXPERIINCED Muat b« aeen to be appreciated. with fireplace. Dining room, large MANCHESTER—Exceptional Cape . counter top. Living room with OW.NER DKSIBE.S AN OFFER! kitchen and separate laundry God. Excelleiit condition. Garage, fireplace. Ceramic tile bath with heel which is shaped to bear the ’ APPLY IN PERSON GASTON REALTY room. reciated. for full Information eaall EUa- and choose your own color fully-designed arch pad. Raat„4iot 155 ItTST MAIN STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. CHAPEL STREET-*-MANCHESTER Wl^DSOK AVENUE ROCKVILLE, CONN. ” JHanrhcfitpr 1(rralD TEL. MI 8-5731—EVENINGS MI t-7468 OaotoB Realty, 165 School St. 1^. worth Mitten Agency, Realtor. MI. achemea. Watson Raalty Oo. TR. applicationa, and maaaaga may -ba CAU. ROCKVILLEhYltfaaont 5-2349 (LISTINGS INVITED) g g r u Kveninga, MI. S-7iM. > S49M, or Mra.'Mayor, ML 9 ^ . . 6-7610, MI. 9-7168. used lad InJeetlaB o t a loeal aaea Dated at MoBebentar. ' ■■ I------— ______— • I- ...» ' 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 iioe program for the Dem­ AP Poll Gives Adlai GUARANTEED come bock you'll pick up n the Congressional convention ocratic national convention ses­ lait month, in s party primary T o B m ster' sions tonight and tomorrow: , Every Job OOOD shoes that are os feed Aug\29. f Night session opens 9 p.m. Or We Make Good! os new! The'prlraary winner will oppose BDT with invocation, Star 690 on First Ballot Republic^ Edwin H. May Jf. of Sen. Paul Amenta Vital Plank* ’ Bpangled Banner. Wethersfield for the Congressional McKee St., said,State Sen. Philip 'Balloting on candidates for post vacabsd by Rep. Thomas- J. presidential nomination. Lalng of Windsor, a top Amenta Chicago, Aug. 16 (A*)— Convention Hall, Chicago, Aug. 16 (AV-Mayor Daley ot Dodd, West''Hartford Democrat. campaign aide, will also speak. Friday SAM YULYES Ward, president pro tempore of Democrats swallowed a Civil Afternoon-, session opens % .Chicago said today the Illinois delegation has pledged 52i/} Shoe Rspalrlgg of the Better Kind for Over 40 Years. Mayor Harold A.Turki'hgton has of the state’s 64 votes for Adlai Stevenson for the Demoeratie the State S e n a ^ is acting as gov­ accepted an invitation to introduce Rights compromise early to­ p.m. lE D Tl Av'Jth invocation 15 M A PLE BT. — Just a Few Steps From Main St. ernor white G o v ^ . A. Rlbicoff is and. Star Spangled-^nner. presidential nomination. , Oppealto First Katfonal Parking ^ t . Open A ll Day Mondays. the speakers. attending the N a ti^ a l Democratic day in the interest of party Balloting on candidates for In the audience will be Man­ Convention in Chici unity. Then they adopted a vice presidential nomintttion. Ward’ refused to Appear with chester Superintendent of Schools These three alx-year-old Egyptian boys, mascots o f the Egyptlnn platform pledged to out-do Night sessions opens 9 Chicago, Aug. 16 ((T*)— The Associated Press count of Arthur H. llling, who said he v\ill Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Amenta here during Rlhlcofrs ab- National Liberation Army, are shown how to hold the heavy reg­ Republicans in promoting ED T with invodation, S 19 dic&ted first ballot votes for Adlai Stevenson rose today to 690 attend merely as* one interested in Now (t the time all smart shoppertt ulation rifles during their training at the'El Alamein Club, train-' Spangled Banner. or SVa more thhn the 686/,4 needed for a quick knockout in educstlon."** prosperity. ■V' to take adyantp^e of this special pur­ tog centM* in Cairo. Addresses former Presi­ the fight for the Demdcratic presidential nominatidn. Also expected to attend are The racial issue showdo>vn came dent Harry S. Truman, the Judge Wesley C. Gryk, who has chase. Just y ^ t till you feel the luxuri­ at an pvertime session of the vice presidential nominee and A recount in the North Carolina delegation, less than an given no indication ot which candi­ ous fabricsr^'l5% camel's hair, 85% party's nstional convention. It the presidential nominee. hour before opening time of the national in ven tio n session date he favors; Walter Mahoney,' followed a desperate behind-scenea Benediction and adjourn­ a net W o o l— ano see the expensive extra$, in- for pre.sentation of candidaites' n a m ^ gave Stevenson Democratic member of Ihe Board battle between rival North-South ment! increase of 6 in the delegation.: ------G E T H IM \ f Directors; Mrs. Mary Aceto and cludino^andmade buttonholes. Russia Calls Suez fdrees that flared on the conven­ tion floor for little more than an He had been credited previously/ PajKal Mastrangeio, ^nembet-a of with 29 of the 36 North Carolina L theNDemocratic Town Committee; hour, then was quickly squelched. Amid cheers and boos, delegates votes. The recount showed 35, with I Adlai Keeping x"‘7 If Matthew Paton, president of Local Chicago Notes Mie vote still hanging outrfor Gov. ; READY 63; and Roger Negro, president of ^bme in and choose from Camel, Navy Parley ^First Step’ noialy shouted down an attempt Averell Harriman o t jit w York, the Yoddg Democrats Cluh. nd yarn-dyed Gray. Sizes 8 te 16. by some Northerners to include in Gov. Robert Meyner of New Jersey, left, talks with Adlai Steven­ the platform a Specific promise to Kansas moved- over to the Ste- ■ Running Mate Agostinejli said he expects a Avp Picks Truman son in Chicago after New. Jersey delegation threw ita 36 Demo­ ven.son colitoui en masse, under the : large turnout of Manchester teach­ London, Aug. 16 (/P)— The-’.Nasser'a sole control over the Suez enforce the Supreme Court’s ban Chicago, Aug. 16 i/Pi — Averell cratic national convention votes to Stevbn^n. In center is David against segregation of white and unit rule, shortly before the North FOR THE FIRST ers. A number of postal cards have 22-nation Suez conference got Canal and place it under interna­ Harriman, refusing to abandon his T. Wilentz. of Perth Amboy, DemocratiOvleader of Middlesex CaroHha shift. Choice Open tional guidance. Negro school pupils. que.st for the Democratic pres­ been sent to lo ^ l teachers in hopes County. (A P Wlrephoto). ' ■ The net gain fqr Stevenson in o ff to a fast start today, al­ New Cuts In Convoys Heed Pleo by Truman idential nomination in the face of they would attend. the Kansas delegation was 8 4 ' Renwlck- ^wli,\principal of the though the Russians empha­ The Egypiinns announced an­ Instead—heeding an appeal for i heavy odds, said today former . 1. ■ u Chicago, Aug. 16 (gy—Adlai E. other cutbaejr in the procession of party harmony from former Presi- I President Truman will make a since the tabulation^ based on the * Stevenson, coaating confldtnlly R O L L C A L L Vernon Northeast - School, has sized they consider this par­ slated preferences of delegates up toward his second DemocniUd agreed to attend in thp absence of ley “ just a first step” in solv- convoys through the*v canal and dent Truman — the convention i speech seconding his nomination, blamed it on failure of foreign okayed a compromise worked out ! The New York Governor said to the time they are bound by presidential nomination, today Arthur Chatterton, recently retired iug the crisis , created by caucus or .otherwise, already kept the field for a running mata Rockville superintendent of schools. pilots to return to their Jobs, from ezrlier by the convention platform tl^at David .1. McDonald, president Egypt’s nationalization of the vacations. The number of convoys committee. This recoghized the Su- ot the United Steelworkers of credited him with 7',j of the 16. wide open. t - Chatterton said that, since' he Maryland's 18 votes \vej» of­ Roger Tubby, Stevenson’s press has retired, he felt that Lewis canal. southbound is being reduced from preme Court decision and said the ' America.] will make another sec- Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri two to one a day. A similar cut-in High Court's rulings are "part of , ending speech. ficially pledged early today to Ste­ secretary, said at least .six namto could contribute more to the rdeet- venson. A voice vote at a poat- are “on the list." . ing. , ■ Shepilov made a bid to broaden northbound convoys was disclosed the law of the land." i Harriman's name is to be placed the conference to include 24 other yesterday. But the number of Democratic National Chairman |i" nomination by Gov. Raymond convention caucug- session con­ Tubby identified the six as Sen. ’ HOUSE’S Paul Butler called the relatively Gary of Oklahoma. firmed a previdus informal poll in Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, John nations— including Red China - ships passing through the 103- but agreed to waive procedural ob­ mile-long waterway seemed to be which 30 of 4he 36 delegOtes indi­ F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, jections and expressed wiUingness holding up.The Egyptian embassy (Continued on Page Ten) cated a preference for Stevenapn. Hubert Humphrey ot Minnesota BOYS’ AND / Police Probingj 36" CROMPTON AND -4dlai (^Ils on Kennedy and Albert Gore o f Tennessee, / to help in a peaceful solution to said 43 cleared yesterday. Chicago, Aug. 16 • Adlai Each delegate has’ half a vote and the dispute. Tpe London conferees whipped the delegation la bound ' by ma­ Mayor Robert Wagner of New 2-Car Accident JULLIARD PRINTED Stevenson announced today that York and Gov, Robert B. Meyner Egyptian President Gamal Ab­ into shape a tentative time table he has asked Sen. John Kennedy jority rule. STUDENTS’ S p P del Nasser, who boycotted the con- for their se.ssions within 90 min- of New Jersey.. Police reported minor • damage Democrats Use of Massachusetts,to place his name The A P tabulation of publicly farehce, kept an ey*FTnr the pro-’tTitCT. Beat estimatea are that the before the Democratic national avowed first ballot preferences, as Stevenson hasTefrained pointed­ occurred in a 2-car accident-which ceedings by sending some of his talks will last at least a week, convention for the' presidential of 11 a.m., BST, showed this line- ly from giving any hint of his pref- took place yesterday about 5 p.m. CORDUROY foreign affairs experts to London I 77>e question whether there 11 Planks for nomination this aftet.-noon. erence.'insisting he has made no deals. at Depot Square. ' as sideline observers. .should be any voting MRlUbeiBlde. Roger Tubby, press secretary Stevenson ...... 690 Stevenson had no comment on Investigating Patrolman Carol The poUte and formal air In this * 1*^ w a» decided that there need be for Stevenson, emphasized "this Harriman ...... 228 old cental was in sharp contrast 1 formal agenda.- 1956 Platform has liothing to do with the vice Others ...... 256 the convention’s action early today Sllvlnsky said a car driven by in ^proving a moderately worded Charles Smith, 59, of 80 Stark­ to strikes and demonstrations] 'T'*’*' foreign ministers, deputies — — , i ■ pre.sidenCy." . Uncommitted ' ...... ’ 204 ■Weeping the Arab world In pro- ; »hd experts there were nearly 200 The-press seA-etary said Steven­ (Needed to nominate. 686Li). Civil Rights plank generally re­ weather. St., backed into the fender Cliicago,. Aug. 16 ijpi Here are garded as not likely to alleaata of a parked auto owned by Stanley teat again.st the conference. In the long conference room—had highlights of the Democratic son “has long admired Sen, 'Ken­ Some of those stating first bal­ nedy." many southern delegates. Wrobel, 38. of Thompsonvllle. ■ Shepilov, in criticizing t h e , a luqcheon break and then met at party's platform as adopted by its lot preferences, Itowever, might be Aides said the former Illinois Slight damage was done to Wro- Stunning pattern.s and colors make cor­ makeup Of the London parley, I 2 p m. for a two-hour afternoon national eonvention early tiAlay: prevented from casting them that acid: session Civil Rights Sidestepped en­ way by majority-rule requirements Governor viraq already asleep. He bel's car, police said. Velvety rich^rduroy for c.xciting tailored duroy one of the scason’.s most wanted CIriiieiit Withdraws had watched dn^ television a por­ “ Cairo should be the real place Tomorrow and, thereafter ■ the dorsement of the controversial su­ This was one of the bright spots for Averell Harriman in a day in fhrir delegations. According ,to Slivinaky, Smith and date ^ s ^ s , separates and sports fabrics. Paisley prints, Tyrolean patterns, Chicago, Aug. 16 i/P)—The name tion of the proceedings. denies his ^car h it''th e Wrobel for a conference on the .Suez Ca­ oonferelfce will meet in the after­ preme court decision outlawing of Gov, Frank J. Clement of Ten­ which saw Adlai Stevensoq gaining more support in his bid for South to Take .Stand wear. TwM ty-five colors. smart plaids and checks. nal." noon 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. (8:45 to racial segregation in public the Democratic presidential nomination, in Chicago. It’s John L. Still to come were a flock of Humphrey is the one o f the vehicle. Investigation is continuing, nessee was withdrawn today-a« a vice presidentisl poesiUUtlea ■"Vx The ’Western Big Three called schools, but pledged the party to Lewis o f the United Mine Workers' Union, with former President southern votes which had been police said. favorite son .candidate for tha named by Tubby who has cam­ the meeting in London to challenge' (Oontlmied on Page Ten) advance Individual rights and Harry Truman as Lewis told’ newsmen he was supporting the held imcommitted pending action Democratic presidential nnniina- paigned actively, athough several liberties of all Americans. It de- tion. New York Governor. on the Civil Rights plank. The of the othelw have let it be known .(lared the party recognized de­ ■■ ' ■ ---- ■ ■ ' ■ — - -...... ’ convention’s defeat early today of Clement told a Tennessee dele­ ! they are available. Anti’Nixon Fires SmouIder^ cisions of the court to be a part of gation caucus that it was his per­ attempts to force- in a “strong’’ S & J t the (law of the land, but declined sonal preference that his name 'not plank cleared the way f o r ‘the (Continued o * Page TOo)', to pledge itself, in so many words, go before the'convention. soiitheniers to take a stand. , - ;.^- ■ _ , to carry out those decisions. The- Tennesseeans, who have 32 Session on Fights’ But most of the other one-time Foreign Policy — Charged that voles In the convention, also were hopefuls for the nomination were, Q'lee+i Republicans Start Draft American ties, with friendly na­ asked to cohside> an endorsement all of a. mind to let their names be tions have beer, weakened ,by of Adlai Stevenson for President presented to the convention. In Eisenhower administratibn policies, but delayed action until they hold Big Six-Hour Row some instances, there was the Bulletins of what it-called '.'bluster and another caucus, on the convention thought of a possible build-up' for Of Strong Rights* Plank blufr’ without "dynamic action;" floor. the future,. The opportunity to be from the AP Wires Given O n C .0 .0 . Deliveries It claimed also that these policies praised simultaneously-on most of are increasing the risk, of war in Dollies .4VC Quit * By 8.41, L P E T T %DoiigIas of Illinois, Lehman of the country’s radio and TV stations Boston, Aug. 16 i4'>—Maa- -national committeeman becau.se Chicag'o: Aug. 16 (A^ — They New York, Kennedy of Massachu- doesn't come along often. - the Middle East. Chicago. Aug. 16 Frank .ADAMS C.ANOELS TRIP aachuielU Gov. Christian Bron.wich w as.a ''Stas.sen back- The plank promised “bold” leadT tried to shu^the windowi and Mtts, tWilllama of Michigan, The Tennessee delegation an­ Washington, .Aug. 16 (g v - A I Hertor said today if he is nomi- , er." Harold ‘ Stassen,. Eisenhower McKinnej', former Democratic na­ pull the blinds down tight. But Dour, red-faced. Sam Rayburn nounced. that Gov. Frank Clement, e’ ship to strengthen non-Commu- tional Chairman supporting Av- vanguard of adndnlatrmltoa btfl- iiatod for the. v k « presidency at aide-pn-leave, is booming Herter. nist countries against expansionist somehow th4 whole neighborhood Intoned, “ those who desire to walk . who had his _ day _ .in . . the...... spotlight...... riaN.- took ‘ off by ; plane today ereU Harrunan Tor the Democratic 'heard it. and talk will cease walking' and i as convention keynoter,''waY wTlh- tise. Republlcsin convention, con­ He said Comption had not been moves of Russia. for the Republican National Om - vening next week in Man Fran­ "approved by the Missouri GOP presidential nomination, said to­ It was a real exciting family talking or retire from the cham-I drawing as a favorite son candi- RANGE i FUEL OIL It called _for supplying Israel day itW as "a flat lie” to say that vention, IMt chief prMideatihl cisco, he will aak U.M. Rfp. ■Central Committee. National chalr- with defensive weapops to offset ‘brawl.. ( ’ ber.” ! date.The Tennesseans relayed ac- aide Sherman Adams suddenly Joseph W. .Martin (R-Masa.) . mSn Leonard Hall ruled Bromwich he had conceded Harriman's cause When-iU was all over, after al- ®.'g hand. But a few minutes j Uon as to where their 32 Votes will what it called rn «n h a imbalance Was hopeless. canceled oiit oik-the fUgfaL Asked permanent convention chairman, could not ait on the national com­ most six long hours. Uhey were after Sen. Robert 'S. Kerr of 1 gb until a caucus on the floor, - V in the Middle East caused by Com­ ■Fhe statement McKinney die- for . an explanation of Adaaaa* to nittidraw Ala name. mittee until the slate committee munist munitions zuppiled to back w^e,re they start'M, except Oklahoma, was introduced 1d bobbing hats of Indian of the part,v BUggtsited to report- Peter Kii-by,- a San Francisco for the principle of free access to to Stevenson In the week’s maneu­ publicana expect to work out in ocratlc National Convention began ..feathers, the nosiy indifference era that they watch for soma Young ' Republican resigned from the Suez Canal under suitiible In- vering, insisted he was still in seri­ 24 HOUR OIL BURNER closed session tonight their first quietly in the packed blue-trimmed conllrlued on the floor, developments later at the WUto A. B. C. the Arrangements Committee to ternationsl control o f the water­ ous contention. He fired a tele­ HouSff SERVICE rough draft of their 1956 platform. lead, an insurgent group and way. livestock amphitheater. Everyone pratoiy was standard fare. gram to all chairmen of stale dele­ Sen. Everett tKrksen of Illinois jm' ...... I- there knew it wouldn't last■ ■ routine toil inevitable. The Eisen­ gations-telling them; PERMANENT i •aid it will have a strong Civil Domestic Policy-Charged that cause this was the night to tec! hower aciministratlon,. Kerr Thun­ UN S l^ BO.ARD ASKED Daya Call M I t-«S2a ■ (Continued on Page Twelve) NeWs t.Tidbits =3; " I have Just talked with Pres­ Rights statement. It may urge the the Eiaenhower administration la the platform' with Its civil rights dered, (has led the country to a London. Aug. 19 (/P)—Tho Nights Call M I 9-8701 .stunting economic progress and ident 'Jriiman. We are "determined Western Big Three propoeed ) FINISH arming of Israel to help preserve Cullod from AP Wires plank. “ raqdezvoua with -deception.’’ failing to provide prosperty for to fight through to the nomination ^ y ‘that the Deration of- Mm OU Heat Is CLEAN Middle East peace, report^ New , .All la ^'oncontroveraial Slowly in the din) in the milling, tonight regarifless of any rumors York Atty. Gen. Jacob K. .Javits. farmers, small bcainesamen, low in­ in the assorted clots of confusion Suez Canal be made the reap bn ROYS* SOCKS on Heat Is SAFE FLOCKED State Delegates come workers, old people op small It began with the invocation, the L to the contrary you haveJieard or albiUty of an international board, s t ' Other developments towards pensionsrk*nai/\nw and«•*#! inadeauaie____k'_ ^avinvs. -i ■ i airmen killed and three In-; presentation of the colors and The around the hali; you began to feel may yet hear." . Oil Heat e b s T S LESS including Egypt, linked to Mm ■ Fancy or g>lalii cottons, ny' JR. ROYS'SLACKS ' Monday’s opening of the nations! and yoiine peopto sTkinir Jured when their »l»ee€tog car s u r Spangled Banner-all non- ten-sion rising. On the"-platform, But to the delegates the remain­ /ORGANDY 'convention in th» Cow Palace: UnitM Nntlona. km atretch. Sizes 7 to 104 Sizes 4 to 12. Nylon and Lose Stronger cation. It asserted'alan^that the controversial, even among Dem- while Kerr rolled on, Rayburn ing irnanswered big question of the dacron blends. Washable, 860 CENTER ST. Party stalwarts reiterated at ■ . awwrieo also that the FIs. : Over 20,000 commuters de- ocrats. • * •very opportunity that Vice Ples- aministrstion is using public', laved up to an hour todav when' GLENN TAYLOR HOLDS l-EAD 39c to 79c easy to care foi-. Select sev­ A few minutes later, a bov (Ooarinued on Page Ten) (Ooarinued oa Page Ten) eral pair priced ident Nixon would be renominated. retenue to "benefit the few." It New Haven tiain has engine trou- ' Boise, Idaho, Aug. 1$ ( A — Rights Plank promised to ’’.release the springs of ble at New York's 204th St. orator, Jan S. Hogendorn of Oska Former Sen. Glen Taylar halt $4.50 end up APRON But Gov. Theodore McKeldin of „ „ „ „ loqsa. Iowa, stepped up to the Ataryland aiM Goodwin Knight qf abundance"’ to help all. International AaSn. of Machinists the lead by an eyelaah. today—• ' California reiteuted equally fre- By C ARL J. LA LU M IA Agriculture (Condemned Repub- i aaya it has art .Aug. t.% deadline for ; j7'*^**‘ l*1inT cm T-f ci-f XIK/'a'ar More than 36 hours aftor tha queitUy “ I'm available.”^ And head­ Chicago, Aug- 1* —Connecti­ lican "failure ” to halt decline in »«rlke against United AirllneV if 7 '*'*"^**" J - i U I l l 3 l l JLf IQU I i3C0 l l JL tld t W 3 Y ^poUs bad closed in Jdabe’a Dem­ cut's Democratic national conven­ farm income, and promited Demo- : i»'*ife dispute is not settled by then " ‘th »tudied modulation. But. ocratic Senate primary — but Where can l^ef quarters fbr Gov. Christian Herter ---- -— I ...... - unless his parents were present. Top off his wardrobe with LENGTHS o f Massachusetts was opened next tion delegation saw Its hopes for cralic program to restore "full 100'[ • .East Togoland, Africa, territorial. was far from « sure victor hi the cruel fact is nobody thece ties of all colors and pat­ door to the ddtirntown office of a strong Civil Rights plank per cent parit.v" which it said agri- ■ assembly asks French to make | But His Attacks May ilelp Adlai his second try for a paUttoal thwarted today, but took comfort culture received under Democratic ' them’autonomous Rrpiibtir. heard him. comeback. Oaly nlae at Mm terns. ■ ^ Citizens for Eisenhower. The citi­ For the assembled delegates had zens support Nixon. / in prospect that their main ob­ administrations.. No incidents reported at Colum­ state’s 899 precincts am To provont painful turn blo t. . . and odd monlhi o f jective- the nomination , of Adlai bus. Ohio, home of Negro family other things on their minds. They By ED CRE.AQH people to whom "Trum an” is al­ counted. 50c to $1.00 Discord over , Nixon ' where persons shouting insults' ittilled in the aisles, talked, oxlra w oor. . . Cortor’s bonds dureblo 69c There were continued signs of Stevenson is within eas.v sigijt. (Continued on Pnge Nineteen) Chicago. Aug. 16 (/Pi—Tou can most a bad word—a symbol of cor­ ------rp------burned kerosene . soaked• - cross coalesced around familiar faces— bet your bottom dollar he never . REUS TO FREE NEWSMAN ^ ^requesf? ■n undercurrent of dissatisfaction There Vas no mistaking the dis­ ruption, communisn. and ci-oney- tLidding "Sofoly Stop” plotfie solos to sloopor foot.'No slippors appointment that ca'me to the dele­ Tuesday night.. Former Gov. intended it that wa.v, but Harry ism. There are millions of others, Budapest, Hungary, Ang. I f Each Apron with Nixon. Thomas E. OAi'ey says he la “ very i.Ti— A Hungarian Intarier Min­ noodod •> wipe solos doon at bodtimo I Gontiy olosticizod Loudest of. these was the ex­ gation generally with the rejection S. Truman mgy have dbne Adlai of course,- who believe no such by the convention of a plank of­ Adjni. McCormick, happy” that Vice Preaident Nixon Betsy Toll at ‘iO, Stevenson a favor by tr.ving to thing. istry spokesman annsunead A f* ’ ______' onktos hold “ ^ fo t y Stop" foot bi ploco. change ' between CaHfornia's Gov. ia available foV renomination. , ^ _ _ ■ « . i sociated Press cormagaadiMfi' SOYS' end STUDENTS' tBenefidai Slrtiply cut them out— K p l^ t and Sen. William F. Know- fered by a pla'tfornv committee mi­ keep him from getting the Demo­ But in the plain and not always nority. 61, Dies in Newport Eisenhower cabinet officers t o : I .JkSK H i o r l l cratic presidential nomination. disguised opinion of most Steven­ Eadre Marten will ba fcaati STUDENTS'SHIRTS TROUSERS JHEY LIKE TO SAY “YES!’; Only sewing is the pock­ land. speak before Republican National | Cortor’s own charming Rosobud and Pin-Chock prints chongo KtHo cut-ups Hours before the vole, Connec­ If this sounds preposterous— son advisers, Truman for all his from prisoa today. Ha -anM-. Knowland bluntly told Knight ronrenlion as part of unusual plan Martoa /-has beea given Sizes 4 to 12 and 12 to 20. et. All ready foif gifts, ticut leaders had spoken out sharp­ Newport, R. I., Aug. 16 ^JP\ — like saying you help a man’a dental good intentions didn't do the 1952 Of nylon-dacron or wool ROYS' end into RtHo ongtis, when bod-timo comot around. Twe-pioco. •ither to get behind Nixon or give to give maximum, publicity to par- .Miami. Fla., Aug. 16 (4*V-Hiir-‘ elem ent. k See the gsi^farf YES MAN for yourself, for church ly against the plank finally ap­ Vice Admiral X.ynde D. McCor- work when you kick him in the nominee any good when he blends. Sizes 26 to 31 up ideas of heading California's ty’a achievements. . Securities 1 Betsy, picking up s little waist.’ Prices from STUDENTS' JACKETS foe a cath loan your way and -fostonod stylo In downy brushod cotton knit. Novobind* stoovos, olasticizod proved. ' ^ mick, 61, president of the Naval teeth-well,-it ia an oddit.v. Maybe stamped his endorsement on Ste­ S2.25 to $2.95 fairs. Smart colorful 70-vote delegation, two-thirds of and Exchange Cbrnmiaaion says doomed today to ^fiELlEF PLANE. CKASHBS For those chilly mornings. iatti Phone come in today! Gov. Abraham Rlbicoff, chair-1 war College since 1954, died today one of the great ironies in recent venson. soomloss soot, ond waisliino "gro-fooluro", floral flocked patterns. Which is pledged to Nixon. . investigation Is under way to de­ certain death in the cold reaches of Cocoa. Ffat., Ang. 19 Long or ahort sleeves. Many are washable. Prices man o f the 20-vote delegatloh..said ‘ at the Naval Hospital of a heart political history. The candidate then became in “ I f the price of my being chair­ termine whether there 9'aa any the North Atlantic. A ir Fore* C-124 Stripaa. plaida gnd aolid col- end up start at U « i ( $38 te $800 Red on white, white on then: > attack. It figures this way: Four years th^ eyes of many, and of Republi­ man is that I must yield tolteem - violation of law in abnormal activ- The interne storm, killer of 30 supplies to hUi on . Also draas khirta, white $3.95 Corfsf-Ssf — won’t tMnk out of fit/ (And no ironing msdidft red, black on pink. “ I don’t like it. I don’t think it's One of the N avy’s most brilliant ago Truman stumped the land for can orators in particular, the Tl-u- Free Alterations. 38ag roller preseure in violation of the it.v in Northeast Airlines, stock persons, continued along ita north­ San Salvador ,Jn and colored. Sizes 5 to 20. much good. It’s pretty poof.” ^ c e r i. Adm. McCprmick was Stevenson. Stevenson lost. There man candidate. And so Stevenson President's expressed desire for an since Aug. 3. ' . easterly course about 450 miles (crashed and bnr But once the fight was over, the Supreme Allied Comniander of the are those and Stevenson may well remained in the view of many de­ U.S.., y open convention to every Repub­ Republican National Chairman east of Jacksonville. Fla. Recon- today, Uillng aOg-gt the I * b en eficia l Connecticut delegates took the at­ Atlantic from 1961 imlll he took be one of them— who hold toe view spite repeated efforts to d^sre lican to apeak his. mind, then the Hall in reference to Gov. Frank naiasanre plafies spotted the dis­ aboard. ..TiM pinna, SHOES ^ SNEAKS QYM ClOTHES — GYM RAGS GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES titude that they would make the over his W ar College post. He also that the Democratic ticket would independence. price is too hlgh,” retorted Knight. Clement’s keynote speech says: “ I turbance at latitude 30.3, longitude KeUy FtoM. 'Tex., toft best of it and truH the presiden­ seried as commander-in-chief of 74.3 west, slid noted ita quickened have run better if .Tninian had This year, or at least st this GOP stalwarts like Sen. w an t' ,that speech remembered A FB herff and explaMMI nOb tial pominee to make the most of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet during pace. kept quiet. ' slsgfe, Stevenson has no such prob- Leverett Saltonstall of Massachu­ those years., eveiy ttoy aa w e ' go through the hit the apiwnneh and at Mm i .QHkial Headquarters For Cub and Boy Scouts M 6 M A IN s t r e e t the plank. . The Weather Bureau sSid in art’ This- reporter happened to be lemr-thsnks to Harry Truman’s setts and Ray C. Bliss, Ohio state campaign. We wiU )>e f ble to show 8h4 Flaar, Osar Weelwerth’a They were sure that before an­ Adm,. McCormick held the advisory at 5 a.m. (E S Tl- that along on Truman's, 1952 whistle- opposing him. . „ MltclMlI i-4liw * Mu chastar Republican chairman, kept up a Legion of .Merit with two gold up the fata^hoodp^'and half truths The drumfire of statements urging other day, the nominee would be Betsy was moving northeast' at IS stqp campaign: AnO it must be With hia nomination; practically AsH for tlM YES RAAN^sr V JW.HAUeou Atara ^and many other decorations. contained la thq body of that Stevenson, their 1952 and nii.p.h. and that a slight increase said that while the then Preaident assured tonight. Bteveason esn go SOYS'ded OfCN TNUISOAV CVENINCS UNTU 9 Nixon's renomination. Stricken at his quarters here apeech.” . . . President Eiaeiihower MAHoteer m Conn* Sts seen Barber Stocked stlir6idlr unanimous choice. In this ‘kccelenated movement was brouglM out'a lo' of cheering mul­ before the voters as hjp own aMn^ STUDENTS' leeH aata le mi4Nh d dt wttaatdaa Uew about. 3 a.m,, Adm. McCormick says tatoratafie highway projecta ex^beted aometime after the next titudes he .alaoP,attracted lots o f dr at least net as Trumsn’a man— CEHOIIS^SON mm woi Perry Compton. Missouri Repub- As ha left the convention h all; died at the hoepital some four which will cost more than 8599 a iM« •! tite tie.M CORNER MAIN AND OAI6 STREETS 12 hours J. ■ eatcalla.. T h e e ]evcn are,r« seme aomattupg AMarall .Hiprlinan I I M ^ OP . . . mom\4 )• It mnwrti.* ■miSIy ImWOi Uesn chairman, told reporters he early toda>', Bibtcoir^nid: . hours later. BStlUoo have been apprdved aloe* •9 iie.es ««!. i M d blocksd electioirAW E. W. Weathennen said Uwy felt UwowM eggria a (aW piacaa, oaoiert femn^eaMa IT T r m o o ’t Federal Highway Act, bacaina law Bromwich of St. Louis aa Missouri ,CCo«UB«Mfi M Page ^ o ) iC M tto M fi M g S iv nr wrmntnr. Um m 5 Juaa 39.' .t a > fh g o otUl « n m

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