Ike Asserts Truth Wiliavin Election

!'■ ■ 1 > - ,Vf 'I-. ■-M ,-j;' ..< r r ^ AseromrmBi ATBrafe Daily iNct PrcM-Rnn > ‘ 'i.^ . •' ''' ■ ■' . ,4 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1956 % *. •- • • . -■ •• For the Weisk Eaded I Tht Wc8tb«r Sept. 15. ItM rarmaet «f D. 8. WmtlNr Tft« BKecntlv«lBQal:d df tHft.|tob- Mancheater Emblem ClUb, No. Fair, editor tmUifet. llrMt A ^^dboutTown kHson .i^tiool PTA win meet' 351, will hold a potiuck picnic at School Population FigureX^p^ Cigarette Machine 1 2 ,1 5 8 valleys. Low anHnd 45 bat BA-15 the tchoSl at g.-P-m. tomorrow. .Center Springs Lodge'Wednesday .Member of the Audit In deeper valleys.' Wedaeadayf U tr, Members are asked^to ireau ef OIrrubitlAii oom lio n o ralag , w^ n » tr la aftap- Rpliiitt E. RlcM«l- training w lth ê Platoon Lead*- ment thia year atanda at 9,p35;'Bn ithe..humber of kindergarten pupil* MANCHEBTEj^ CONK- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18*1956 (OlagaiOed AdverllalBg a s Page i«) SWi^nesday night A t Orai.„.^' _ Hall.___, nesday evefting; Uyireaae Of 372 c-Wr jM t year, a c - ■ may) i n d i e a t e th a t-th e toAvn'a A. th e Co., Inc., 1395 Tolland ipmtVlDl^fAliLY APPROPRl^ J*R1CE FIVE CENTR era class at 'tw MaHne Corps t^'.'ldeai Grange win cOnfefAhe Bchpol,: Quantlcoâ.' cordi)|g to ftgursa 'releaaed today school pOpidation is. beginning to first kndAdconAdggrefa On a dash . Miss RoberU. Dick; Aadgh ter ot; by Siipimlntepdent Of Schools Ar- le\^ off. Ctitef-Bernlan O. ScKendel said . ...^ suited te/Gte-^toiiOy** adriibii^ deeply X s ; of candidates.’ Mr. And Mrs;-- H enry' ,D (j^, 31. thur H, Illm|C\.. Two dther grades below the high it had not yet been determined Mieanlltgful In evefy ■ 'Hadaasah memberkare femlnd- the exact amount of the theft. Pa- •d that the first fallN«0«tlng is .Stephen SU, a June graduate/'of '• . Tlie. figures'.v^'blpk.en- doism' b>^'school lev'eiv .show' notable de Pvt. John L. BursacktAoft'Of Mr. the Oxford SrhOol. West Hartfot'd, grade and by School,'Show that erodes, also. These areghe third.- troltpan Samuel Maltempb la han- WlUtam P. QurtlK .^ achedoied fOic.tomorrOw/At 8 p.m. and Mrs. Daniel BuraaclAST Phclt- the largest^ increaae haa. (Xinie in witjh TSiS'pupils thVs-'yeaf as eom- dling'"'inyestlgaton of Oie brealj^. Ip Temple BelA'fiholom. Lil ard' St., is echediiied to ieaiê'.the has entered the freghman class of ' Raymaad.T. (^ a h '' - lian.StiuIalB. ^regident wHl con- 'Connecticut CpHege'for Women. the ninth grade, where .TSg pvtplls pared with 9U last yearjând the Paul R. Labfeo tJnited' States' Sept. 35 for Edinpe NeW'Lpndon. aVe now‘enrOUed.'';Last yegt's ninth Aoyenth. with 607; this ye8>....and duet the iheeUng. and Hrs. Helen l^^^part of Operation Gyrortfope, .Ti'ade mimbere.d 63s. 71# iaaf; . wBA" members"and^The Guard X Solomon andind hir ^ committee______ÎH__ thAArmy's unit-rotation plan. Bvt. Club \\Tlkme«t at 8 o’dlock'tmnor- present an interesting program, to BursacA/an aidman-in the 8th In llie-Profeilsional Women’s Club; The'ârge ninth grade lncrea.se other/'''lower grades row night'lTKPdd Fellow* /Hall. Ml 3.5940 which members, old and newrAnds fantry Diyiaion, entefad - welcome. Rhode Island Schom^pf Design. , Frank V. Williams, 1633 Tohand up another grade. The ”ihllee,‘* . *<<• Last year's fifth Tpke. ^ . which contains the heaviest con* . numbered 64-.V MflaNSI centration' of ' pupil*-' in; any ' one 'The figure.5 released hy^.llllng Mrt-'Henry Peaslni. 40 .Krehqh Mrt.'Jeap^. Macfarlah of Sears-! „ ^ w . * .. - Bd , who Waa recently InstalleAs grade, has been moving up thrOtigh also aljow that classes in all but port. Maiile, i> now residing in the -the School system fOr the past sev ohc school average under 3l pi{« pra^dent of the American Legion Garden Apartmenta -Mrs. Mac tomorrow is. Last year,^ Nathan Hale had }TVRWu«jD?''1Si AumAtA and, him .asaoclate of- farlan haabeen'^thterettted in Maine-j ‘ eral ..years. ...^ . • Partly., because of. this IftiRe (n enrollment .of 581. SchraIR, F. A 8. ^ tlccn,tlccra wttlw tl pccupy thetiâtationstheiiâUtions at ^ /'^ndy Cupboard ^ the m ating tonight at the Legion E S » ntrXî L jump. in. hlnth-fiTade' "enrollment, The smallest class'average is at Bom a llcan Town Committee .if Sear*- 184 .Vernon'.§^t.. have returned the foitr high School grades show 5 dllth: School, where the' 83,pupils port. home after- 4,702 tO'4,859. 'a gain of 157. M a n c h i s t i r C o n n * Hartford, Sept. 18 (/P/h— ADULT With 451 junior high school atu- wave,s from the planet Mars. vdys from 18 nation.* today St., left, today via 'Trana Worliid began intensive talks on the Governor Ribicoff announced Airlines for a three weeks vacation \-5li*s Ell.Xabeth A. Aimettl. denu going to classes in the new CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS They were picked up with a 8rtO- INQUIRY GU8S high school plant, thgt school has M odel of O uter Space SatellU e inch radio telescope at the Naval western Big Three's latest today that the five new (3on* in California. She will viait with daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Arrlgo iiecticut River bridges in the W THE TEACHINGS OP THE Mr. and Mrs. George Van Syckel H, Ainietti,'154 Pearl St., has been by far. the Iargest.atudent popu Research Laboratory here by the plans for dealing with Egyp lation — 2,469. y ' , Dr. Allen V. Astin, dlaector of thib National Bureau of Standards, examines a full scale model same team that earlier this year CATHOUC CHURCH of Lbs Angeles, former local resi named to the dean’s list at Tufts of the Earth's flrst man made aatellite. The shiny silver ball measures 20 inches In diameter and tian President Nasser’s na area will be built- by th® dents; snd with relatives and Univeniity, An honor student of SHOE REPAIR SHOP 'When fully loaded will weigh About 21 pounds. Roda projecting from the sphere .are radio aerials detected radio radiation from the tionalization of the Suez Greater Hartford Bridge Au friends iri San Francisco and Oak- the 1951 class of Manchester High \ which will be used to transmit secrets of outer space back to earth. The model went oh. display planet Vena*.' thority. % V IU iEC IN land.C. School, she was prominent in Sock at the New York Goltgeum. for tjie 11th annual conference of Instrument Society of America,----- The Navy acientials *aid the re- ^ , In ' ' The foreign ministers and ani- He indicated thq^. speed with and Biiaklnx and a wTiter for the Special For T uesday Ority! corded radio emiasioha from Mar* which the bridge authority could indicated the planet's average tem l>a*.sador* open formal .sessions to ST. JAMES' CHURCH High School\World . and Parade BUSINESS 5 lb. tiri morrow to take up a Big Three construct the neW crosalngs-ruom- of Youth. MEN'S. LADIES' perature to be alightlv lower than pared to delays' under a higtiway For the Man In Your Life tlthe freezing point of water, which proposal for a users' a.ssnciatlon AS USUAL to handle the pR.ssRgc ,of their department-federal aid setup—^waa TUESDAY. SEPT. 18 GIVE and CHILDREN'S SHOES Purt voqatobla shortanlnR. jiS|32 degrees fahrenheit.' Additlon- a prime factor in the decision. Mary C. Keeneyv,Tent, DUVCW. Adlai B^lks at Some I al efforta are being made to obtain ships through the watenva.v. In 7 :3 0 P .M . Correct Telletrlee for Men will hold a meeting tomorrow at PINEPHARMACY 6 9 Spoclol! 8c off rogulcM’ prica. private huddles today tlie diplo It had been estimated that up to ' •*4 VGNTEk ST, $ Da% in.- , more accurate measure* of Mara’ two years longer would be rûtoed 8 p.m. at the home of Mia* Pauline INVISIBLE 1,000 ! temperature*. mats sought to reconcile their ALFRED "OUNHILL Beebe, 31 Green Rd. if the highway department were to ANTOKE INTERESTED IS REG. The signal*, picked up on two 1!!;;!^;'' construct the bridges, get legisla Ruotolo Probe 1 rumaii Statements I clear nights during______the week,1. of spout the canal controversy. tive authorization next year, and INVITED TO ATTEND W d d o n D ru 9 C o . Daughter* of Libert.v. ''No. 17. HALF SOLES $2.50 Giant Serretaiy of .Stste Dulles ar- LOLI, will meet tomorrow a t' 8 ■ Sept. 9. when Mars was st it* wait for federal aid, which wbuld SENESAL nearest point to the Earth,, were i *!X‘ Y’’"'" " ’a.shington make the bridges toll-free. p.m. - in Orange Hall. A Social S ilt New Haven. Sept. 18 ' Wa.shington, Sept. 18 s/P)-Adlal,.accommodate.” Add he said the after a last-minute conference period wtll follow the buaities*'*ea- Zippers Replaced—Hats Cleaned ^ Authorities said today that the E- Stevenson says he has no doubt Democratic National Committee vin, president Eisenhn,....-' The Governor’s decision la a tic- T V S ER V IC E Tht wosh doy miraclt. fruitlea* 18-day search for the ^ former President Truman — an will see to it that T rum an "is u*ed "’**ich is in the short - - ennw ei. torj' for Chairman William H. Put aion. and refreshmehta will be 3 Minute Heel ServiceÂII IVork Guaranteed Dulles' major date today was a Da.vs kidnap-slaver of little Cynthia ' ardent exponent of "give -'em where anil when it will serve the range. India's V. K. Krishna Menon. right, and President Nasser nam of the bridge authority, who : served by Mri. Clara Robinaon and M AC A Call .strategy-mdpplng luhcheon with first envisioned the new bridge Night* Plu* Parts ^HOES SHINED Ruotolo already has cost more ' hell” campaigning ■ is making party's best interesjs.’ of Egypt shake hands as Menon leaves following a Cairo meet ! her- committee. CHASE A SANlORN ' a, I V r*'*' i PnmrMinist^w Vn B kT ing Sept. 17, Authoritative sources said a British note to In plan, and haa been'a prime mover jnS L . Ml S-S194 than J25.000 and that the' expense ' political hay for him. In his comment on Alger Hiss, .Navy researchers said, that more .'tecietai-v k^vvn i lova all-along. continues to mount at ''well over. I B'lt Stevenson, who won ' the which amounted to backing polite-1 man .■«) measurements were necea- | French Koreiv^ vfiws’ir 1 ' dian Premier Nehru aarferted the Eden government would he will Pack 143 will hold It* first eking polite, than .50 measurements were necea- Freooh vJii.sL.XuX.*" ing to see Menon if he felt a trip to London was advisable after FInancced by Bonds meeting of the season Friday 81.000 a day.” ‘ ; Democratic presidential ndmina- ly away from Truman on that' sary to estahilsh the nertainty that pin,„, xn ai'ni.sier imriatian More than .50 investigators .still I tipn despite Tniman's contention matter. Stevenson said that in ' the radiq., emissions came' from hi* talks with Nasser. The new bridges will be financed AID TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY night a t 7:15 in N a t h a n Hgle IHSTAHT COFFEE The .second London Sue? confer- I by bonds, paid off-by bridge tolls. School. It will be registration sire devoting all theii' time- to de- he was a "defeatist, " is refusing prodding him on His* such Repub- ■ Mars. terming what happened between to go along with Truman * state- lican leader* as Vice President Radio waves in the low centi- ence was as.*ured 100 per .cent I Putnam aaid that he waa con night, and Cuba and boy* inter- Buy one rtg. sita jar at rO^. prict attendan<-e by Ethiopia’s accept vinced that the motorista, weary Mted are Invited to attend, with the time Mr.*. Eheanor. Ruotolo ment that Alger Hiss was not a Nixon and GOP National Chair- , meter range are adverselv/affected say* she la.< saw her 6-\veek-oId ance of the invitation. The 18 na- of daily bridge jams, would be glad Oieir parents. , 2nd jar at HALF PRICE Comnuiniat spy. maP I-eon«rd \V. Hall are "back on bv water vapor in the’ form of to pay tolls to get the bridges soon daughter a.sleep in a carriage In Stevenson also balk* at the term the same low road they traveled” 1 cloud* and an earlier attempt to tions are those which, at last ! Ike Asserts Truth er, to save mileage, and traffic con- r the north fo.ver of the Scar* Roe •’legal racketeer.*" which Truman during tlje 19.54 Congreaaional detect'wave* from the planet Was month's 22-natlon London confer- i ence, .supported the Big Three'.* gestion. buck Co. store in Hamden on Sept leveled at the Eisenhower admin- campaign. frustrated by p*rsi.*tently cloudy 1, and Sept. 6 when three boy* on i Istration.i bnt doe* .say he and the plan for international control and ' Governor Ribicoff announced hi« Cambinatian weather. operation of the canal. decision after some 10 days .of ds- a flahing trip discovered her body former President .see eye-to-eye in (Continued on Page Ten) 5Veather astronomy is concern- WiliAVin Election lilMration and following a meeting .95 in a Weighted, airtight plastic bag , condemning a situation he believes ! ed .with the strength, d irectio n s' .Suez C a n a r r „ " 1 ;.r " * S ^ ^ ' this morning with Putnam aiM___ under the Waite St., Hamden, cul- Trjjnian had in mind in using the and variations in radio emissions f^«Phl Co. July 26. rejected State Highway Commissioner New SANITARY PROTECTION YOU'VE BEEN ASKING FOR: vert at Lake Whitney term. from the sun, Ynoon »nd Btam. I #•* Wa.>hington, .SepL>8^ Rep. Charles Halleck, also embark- man E. Argraves. "No one. could feel more strong-, dent Eisenhower told Republican .ing on tours, w ere seated at the Over 100 In Hunt E stes Q iarg es The heav^nljL^ bodiex .continually, ______« He said that- shifting the work NEEDS During Ute earlv st.ages of the , ly . than 1 do about the giveaways Bend out electrom a^jnetic energ’y * .r canfpaignera today that they need beaij table. ease well over 100 investigators ; our natural resources by this only to tell the truth about his The oycaaioa brought out a large from the, bridge authority to the waves toward the Earth. ¥T C • 1 admlniatfatlon to win the elec- turnout ’ of , newsmen. They out- highway department would re were..... engaged_ _ In the hunt, ____ both .for ' lEisenhowetK administration, to Ike Hurt Rliral Two navy BcientiaU aaid todayT U aO a 1 aOII €21 r l ^ t ^ C quire new legislative action and Medet* Nepfcin* HAM MEAT LOAF 49 * tbe child'and-her reputed abduc-J I. understand It. Pre»i- - it may hSye beeoiw possible to ' V .4tFIl»lU erS ti^.^' . . numbered Republican party mem-' , -Ulaenhmver spoke >at a aehqoff bers and White Ijôuse staffers might result in a delay ef many gackage d%^^^ . Fresh beef anil smoked ham ground together—foe a dell- to r. , • dent Tninian was referring, and â. send a rocket to the JAoon. cloua loaf or patties. ’ " breakfast for Vice Praafdent Nixbti about 2-1 among th^tqw d of 225 years. ■*' ‘-Cynthia had been taken to the not to the personal honesty or in- A VFTVF5A A A tP|C /t>L The rocket probably would de-. No-lode G H R O M S P U N * Toffeta store bv her SS-year-old mother j tegrity of President Eisenhower.” ______* Metliod to En^ and other Republican leaders set-'\per«oris.- ^‘The long-lines of traffie beetMT ting out on campaign tours. xElsenhower, in a brown suit ajid up over the Connecticut River at \ . EASY MEAL / w hovv^sonaahoppingtrip With s I anernoo"nMilwaukee. Sept. 18 .yp. --S e n . w!ô*d” the'’ Moon: AfFMC Ti: Jl The President told the GOP par- looking «t. Ate a hearty breakfast, Hartford every morning and after neighbor. Mrs. Ruotolo said that . highlights of the .50- ' rhe®^v."l*^ r "a ' - U l S C O r / d ty members he d(ws not clglm He haiiinelon, ham and scrambled noon. make It imperative to act she had made periodic checks be ] hower administration todajk ',‘o f ; *ne ^val Research Laboratory.'! BEDSPREAD ond DRAPERY^ ENSEMBLES LAMB FATTIES BACON WRAPPEDI fore finding her daughter miss- minute se.ssion came when a re-, peifection for his kdmini.stration. eggs, \:hole wheat toast and today and not two years from VIBRATOR I noneiporter asKen asked wnetnerwhether xnimsn',!Truman's ***’otage the REA'"f^Phe *nd Richard Foster, a member of ^ But lie said where it ha.* failed it skimmed milk. \ • now,” the Governor said. “Taking ■ M’aahlngton. Sept. 18 i4»j- Amer the work away from the brid|;a flinounly ty 'D Del. e t. Edmund Flanagan , .'•"mpaign campaign speeches this year on / ican officials are considering a new is not from lack of trying.. EisenhoweiiNlold the campaign MEW KSMN. THE KIM OF SWEDISH recently rtported that an uutopay'i'’^half of the Democratic ticket "I see no rea.son for our going I • authority would bring the vriiole plus an examination of Cj'nthla’s ' have helped or h u rt' Stevenson'.* sources of power. program to A grinding halt.” MASSME USED lY KOFESSHWALS $C.99 The . administration's power l”k. "'••-m.m.nt ,,,,1.'^, ,.ld. “Our (('onHniied OlKPage ’Ten) lirte annetn. Ih Vital organ.* at the Federal Bu-.' ckndldacy. Steyenaon replied: D io’s A ide H unted Although the 1955 Legislature Med* Temgeni oolicies came under Are fronf the / set up and empowered the bridge • K*«g»aurlnvr*MariMikee)r<****ace-- 7 reau of InvestigaUon laljoi atoi ie* *Xot a Hindrance' Democratic "vice pVesiaential Thev are tskihe tK .i- __ , i rtcoid itself is sufficient. If it • JMIev* Mral* t«Ml geln at Brae iwncin.. gacltst* / in Washington, showed that C>'n- "Well, I have no doubt that ine.% are taking their cue from U, Hear the people will sup- authority to construct the. • WaEreaWwe msttem 4w taMeue, . « n o candidate as'he swung Ijrto a *ec- I n R ie s e l B lin d in g whâriheTr:S^^*.i‘’r;reâ:;rpa^;e°n I port It. 3 9 4 Lr,T YOl'R i o i NG.STKR RJITER O l R thia had died of asoh.vxiation at • they have helped the Democratic brtd day's rarripaign in^ WUconain -. . ^ succe.*.* of President Eisenhower' Nixon SaysYke bridges, by issuing bonds paijKby • haanlr ■»»*»»*«« twMia tee*...awdee f least fiye days before her body tolls, the new federal h^nwty aMleclaantincMieiWn.. _ * Inutgine—this new, exeluslê . novelty UckeL My ^preasion is that the , before crossing over'^nto Minne- New atoms-for-peace plan. It Ys u^der^ ■ 95 quilted spread—real luxury at a prVe was found. President (Truman | is a help, not *ola: " — ^ FBI and program brought the issus to a • e t i ^ _ BUY NOW for next time Kiddies* Koloring Kontest Flanagan aaid today that 40 new* head tWA monOv you formerly paid for plain spread*, ITS — ITS FI X — XD OBUfiATlOXS _ * _ ■ K rtauver. wKo barnstorm ed i Deserves ■ Kmeatehy Iw taien* me. 9 a 9 5 V ilM -,Cord-wrtted seams neatly ontHne - the .Sponsored by Hale's and Swift g f'o., Featuring *ânsas City. Truman ■ de-- through - aoUtb^n'''Wisconain yes^^' ,; * staff are conducting a P"""-ôr this administration but w^^ ____ vArgraves said reptotly thgt the quilted top. Matching solid color side (OnnUnued. on Page Ten) clin^ comment on Stevenson's y«- i terday and in Milwaukee and its netv bridges m l i ^ h e built 1 Arge- drops. “TF.XDKR-GROVi X " FRK.SH C'HK^KF.XS. ly federal^ ^ ...... ~ r .. / • .1 , j environ* Jast nlgKt. is.*ued hi* blinding■ of n labor ,columnist'viJtor ■». . M *ettlement. "But d"■-'.S.'' „ “ . . . 'F o r 'W a r Curbs _A t the DemocraUc convention in , statem ^t befoie takinjt off for a Rie.*el. ' " •* "’hat details we can. agree Stress Peace Theme toll-free. Sounding.a peace theme, Eisen- Comm- F/ull Slie 1 111” long X 96” wide (ireen Stamps Given With Gash Sales Chicago laet month, when l^c waa | tour Jwough the \ve«t central part . The wanted man. Theodore Rij, those one by one. Indianapolis', Ind., Sept. 18 i/P) — Ribicoff said that the WELDON DRUG COMPANY * - I II ■ ' . I ■ ■-"■-1- B52 Explodes trying to keep the nbmihation of yhe *tate to lan Leonard \V, Hall. ; ^ he declared. . AetheL Sept. 18 uPi—Some 40® ing at least three parachute.* - high hopes for a meeting In New He manlied dowir the liniât And harking back to the cor- pupil* were eracuotod' from' York Thursday- of some 80 conn-1 i''® bead table shaking Bethel High School this mom- one *of them burning fur4ouri5\ j f with i ruption in government issue of tog after fumeo freqn A Mfrigoni- Hqjs- many of the crewmen j i o k I .trie* to'approve, the basic agrees pait.v leader.* ,*eated thej j four years ago. Nixon said Presl- ,52-8tate tor filled the buUdlng. SewmOl to 'chuteswasn’t determined; . 1 { dent Eisenhower”'has cleaned up and eighth grade claaaeo, aa well ) The eight engine B52, lAi/gesl of j / 4 P B*' V ***** ■PP‘'<>««’h of any enemy bomb-- Alexander G. Lester direct*'the (Continued Op Page Eight) '-Then, witli the JVlre Prc.side'ht-----1 the assVJoamess' he, AUUIIU,found, IlM haa TlOl.noi 'aN, Rif the naUon!a atomic b/o m b e r s, j (.4P Mnttor,_Affalr..'viiairs Reporter)neporier) *era7 " beaded over^theover the Arctic route, huge Mid-CMn.daMid-< line construction arid Mrs. Xixon "tie iîKYlisen- I lowed another one to be made, and a* a kindergarten, are houaed in CYagberry Portage, Manitoba. .Gfoup Caplaih E. Charles/Poole, project. . hower ,exan the .structure. Clasaee Wert plunged into a field ..rtea'r U..S. 99, 1 .sept.’ 18 iS«i 1 , .. c h a r t; w ill' chnlihiie ;to m aintain stand- susDehtied fnr h-. .California’a busiesv:highway. ’ -Tlie. Mid-Canada director of the-avstem'a .engineer- T-t.® «17 showing thôuto Jîxon is taking ; ards that will make everv Amer-: P^0“c<>. fotrito u«y. Flaming on Ills JT'fltaleâpeaking/tour..A»"^*irirAiM V i n gl_line*._to_gp' into operatlOTj, To in D istress eni Hemisphere one of world'* New York, Sept. 18 (fl>)—Tho DILL lOUDRIEAU the giant pjahes have been ground^' r elating -to ccsUrol of "intarceptor great laboratories for peacefiil use Keep Him OUT *4 since they became operatibnal. the couth in the Flnetree Line, now forcea of Jet figiiters. Blam ed Brotherhood of Railroad Train . Êarlier thi.* year, while the first' operating. Farther north, along the .Together thg-three lines ■n1ll al men (Ind) today ppUfd Ita 37- Yee, Bill haa haul 30 yeiaira ex polar .rim of the ixmtinent. is the In Pacific TypKn : Theo-j„ merober grievance committee m l perience In ■ rt|>alring all type* U.S. atomic Ake B52 squadron was. low. the United States" strategic '| retic'al Physics reports new find- 7 - still-building Distant Earlv Warn whether to call a strike agatoat of car*. He' cordially Invites all With "Automatic Oil Heat gaining at Castle A ir Force Bage, Air Command (SAC) 'bombers Manila. Sept. l||i(/95—A power- '"f* 6**®yt toalde of atomic niirleim ) the New Haven Railroad to • tf/p p u a /* another of the giant plane* ex ing Line (Dewline 1. " r time to get into the air, sway from er of bis old friends to' come In *^«clvAiva ) The Mid-Canada XJne, using its dispute stemming -from an Ang. and' say hello. , ploded in flight, at 32,000 feet; threatened base*, and headed out 35 freight train wreck at Staffl- Printed floral pattern'or gold lurex near Tracy, Cajif. All flight* were pre.*enl equipment, ■will be useful mile' i w!/ center, ‘Swind* r atnickr w ■* a mid- derstand nature of matter . _Sen. lr„; ,, (N>w Friend* Invited) Oil Is by far the most economical automatic heat . . . a* long as manned hombers are on retaliatory strikss: aleit in Mineola.'N. Y".. Sept. ‘18 (A5 ford, (Conn.- '' ' quilted chromspun ' . • COlOI-lbCKID * WAVS About 3 0 ^.. cheaper than the next moat popular auto canceled, a*c8S theylIIvY wereiA vf C thisvfllS lllTiC#time. tiAA a fctt i-i'z'k terceptor and antiaircraft' forces; den blow today at the East Cen-'S?’*^'«ter (R-Ariz.) asks *S^nale The police offices In charge .of-jtprj' in, iT^^pmtoe*\*U***toThe: Oii«niipun it caler-le BEDSPREADS oy IS cleaner. With automatic oil heating, your rum, la estimated a t $170 rhillion. borne ' Ckronipun raiiili' tailing and clian'i oaiily. . .‘koldi a'journey along 'the MacDonald, in making the call. mlssion -to examine the two • Compiele Brake Service ,' cptains and furniture stay fresh and brighter longer! system for the first crash, Thi* entirely by the .Canadian Govern Cooley brother* when tOey • Complete Tiine-Up' (I4t#ry la Vila tkraiigk all kamidky ckasgai, walking, - touched off speculation that elec-, ment.- . - \ . Or dry cloaning. ' . ■ nvre arraigned to Sopertor Automatjfe Tranamisnon $ Rag. 10.95 ^ , . . .^ ■ _ . ■'....-ii' ^ To top it off, we’ll deliver Bantly Fuel Oil automatic It,j* bring buiit by Canadian ini tt«eêwap.per in hia alatement; Sfon^Sf .nd o^^ Court today on firet degree mnr- 7.99 ptone. *” ’*'*’'* ^“** Y" ‘*’* the *^Mi%cSSiada* *ine duatry and labor, much ef it srith yesterday. But he aaid it re-.lpaper." . der ebargea. Everett OoeJey. 58. ally when you n ^ it . . . as you nee4 it. Inregtigate _ - ,(MOLi will work against Our Specialty Fdur oplor 'o GUAtANTlfO IONO IIPI Ah A ir Ibofre spokesman ...... _ Inter- iod&y« ^ ■ j ‘ ■Alt* continental ballistic Missiles Canadian materiali. , .****"* ^r*^**'9.“®'*. j 7’**®* *'”"*^*“* i withhold the atory. and- There'are e cthe rtc ychild In ‘policeAlive.' i taiTp a p e rs pirbUph^*diSy™"Mimhat-i i. / «" ay.^M^ ^ G ^ o tS area!e*** • f.' . . k'avtttanding'In raiiitdnca ta w*ok«alng thravgh between the^wo accidents. He re- ‘snd height* But ôntlnent-t^-on- same contracting method of com Itov^ Jr„ to th*tthat seemed to he (taih distresj.riiatrei. Daniel's soaU in U.S. Senate. "I would nXt want *uch a de- live: Newp’ Naesaii Counly-cor-Durham* Jul}'S5. OPEN long «>aa.«ura ia ligkl and rddfatar haat. - Y" **^^*^*^*’ , tlnent rocket weapons are not vet i'»^'***^*^*' used by the United TWe Manila . Weather Bureau 8H)0 A.M. tq 9:0D f .M. DELCO-HEAT *'Onr RopnUUon “All we know I* Uiat tht plan* r ^ ! Slates for n»u’iin> _ Former Ambassador io G reat ciaion on my conecience.':,, PinnelJ respondent, Ben White, aaid Mac- «#• . I - , I* Your Amumnee''. ceu^hV nt* if 1 *" nor are they .P*"’"^^' ... K “ ‘t* H>e typhoon waa moving west ?L Pi Kennedy la re-.said. ; ! - / Donald firet asked him to sup NTGU-K MARKET OECUNM ' nlriMd WitoVm F Fu il^^Te**** ^ y**"' i '* ^*** noHhweAt'at 12 miles an how and plained Brig. Gen. WiUiam R Eu-| And fpr,apme year* after their ad- Telephone System, com* was expected to be over Masbate ported •In "very good condition'' The New York Dally Nows jv'as j preoo the kidnap story at 8;15 ^ S r w Y ork. Sept. 15 UPt—>nm hank Jr., commandeK at CaaUe i vent, manned .boidbera will r prised of the, seven major tele- i , . ■ . .. oe Vover ,aaaaoaio -—i ' / — unOeVgoing an operation for first on the street with the story pjn. W hite said he told Mac- Stock M arket want tot® aiwMtor DODDRIEAD'S Z' ^ GREEN^ A'FB, - tinue in use. 7'A Itoone coffipanlee .of Canada. lafMd and southeastern U iuh to- a prostate gland condition at New , several hours after the July 4 kid* j Donald he had no suclt’^ authority deriine today, with taaaca ntog* He added that there .5)'«e 'indl- i Tw o; Hours Minimum • One of the''^nipanlM . Belt Tele .. ^ . .. ' i, Baptist Hospital... .'Noel'naplng- . ■ ! and advised him td ask Pihnell to lag to abotrt 5.potato a sfeaAto STAMPS GIVEN • w c eaUona the bomber began to break '' I The MidrCanada line is ■* an in- phone Co. of O nada. which llke^ It,,was the first t^h(Mn of tjfe Field saysYie is and a|wayA win be WL' .Editor Explain* , , Imakp a tormal request jo the tbe eariy attonMoig. CfeaMtoato GARAGE M A N C N t f i m C o n n * Aphrt- befor« it .plunged „ into _ the.| tegnU______part of______the .North American___ to strike the South Central; a a .AmertcM but T am not sorrv* In .ah ediior-t Jtote in tMay'a News "0 s*'i ■ *- r'.as possible asto Bteets w o n the weakent ONV its American counterjiart ntoin- plnea. A prevtoUs typhbon for my dectaion to sUv and work editions, the Nen-a aaid: *’' * ' FornMfly'GtiM Gnrhge WITH CASH isALES 33rMAI>'< STREET ^MANCHESTER. ÔNM ■ploA'ed Geld (between two fartn-j Warning Syrrtem. When competed! *■^"1 ,1^50 lAbocAtorie*,, is ' the ^JtU* t Ffte r ' Yrinberger was.'SSI aloM'iyMl alrcnOo. Hand RMkl ISg M a|w8ti«(^M ) 5.MS4 * ^ , ÔRNEli MAIN god 6ySTREETS • u t m a . , , r \ '* - I Dewllne wUl *iv*,flr«t w am iig W acroM northarp laison and in Hungary where I auffo^ so l "JoMf MacDonald. Nassau p6- ■ j bettor. Metoin Telephone MI 9-4595-T-Ilockqritfe>-7phoii«/TR 5-3271 managOneat o0ntraetor.| M l’a jBatafiaa Islanda. 1 mueh'." I Uce secretJUT. oOiciaily aeked tha (Oealtoi^ Jtogo ItoG .6 A . J,:’ ■ - -* v: - J i- n ■ y ; / '. :• •.■i"' .1'^- V/ ",V.\ X-- P A i ^ T W O IL^CHESTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESniRr CONN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1956 i / EVKWING hEKALPyJ^LW EaTtiR, CO H N ^ TUEBDAY. SEFfEMBBR 18; 19^' X C o lu m h im Cabin^ Work Bids Opened YW CAExpaia$ room dueiac for bdUi b«y8 :/ Mid^GfXfiada. enc^^' to Join g i^ , with the Olbaoni aj Ifittrue- a; ' . ^ 'Êconomy Seen \4r . . ' ...... Cooley^ S ia l^ ployers in .Connectiept who have S ^retary .Named tpn; 'and modem dance, aapacats ^GI^rgyman^Hits agreAd to uie union shop.’*'' .Annual Irro^fun BMsioilw for youhger children and EASTWOOD ’ Eagleson-King Wedding Tolltmd Coun^ HOSFITAt Needed 'Despite P l e i r ' v - The chairman of the State board CojnMnental SkyWdt^ Jahhl for junior and aenior high achooi To Enler/PI termed Ford’# statenient "recllfe and WHEEL CHAHUi T- - C o i m l y F or A ll Q roupE boy# And girla, with Mrs. Gronbadi "ibaisa aadreife Ma. Laeiaa ^ Superior Court less" and “prbiFessiorial provoca , FOR SALE or JUBNT -m Aadovtr, Bapt. IB (Bpaettif-Ût* bidder today, the.^ regional t n m Pag* Om ) -. ■ J ttechnicians will man all atatlbna aS inatruetor. . " "^Slate’s Surplus On Ju^l&illiiig tion." He oorieluded that he la Cbiumbla, Sept. 18 tSpecfal) ^ ATiFarequlalte formal! ions XMBy and Madaloni, l|tc. lubm lt-funda...... will be re-tnveita'd' by the w ------|to ;check on equipment. The Manchester 'YMTCA has **W hil« ‘'Absolutely certain that few' Em KEITH COMPANY tad Uia apparent low b(d for mov- Coi^cU cut Bank and' T n u t Com •Mrs. Alfred Soracchl, Columbia the differenee la coats, among!- _tAter, teams bP civilians, with built an Ihcreaalngly expanded rdglatlltliir for eouraea U- YYfrOA.. •. H a rtfrird ;''# !^ 18 Peaîte Middletown. B«p^. 18 W V-The RocAvitle. Be^t; J8 (SpeOlAir ployers in Connecticut look 'ItpOii m eadb^hlp. Children mey per- . Hartford, Sept. 18 PHONE MI $-4159 aMa eablnet partlUona for the pany in ehort-term' inveatntentB itf Center, has been re-eieoCed sac them Ih a tt two or three military personnel to program in tha past aeveral sea- TIm CIW tha prediction#OB(-a ''temporary" Cooley brotheria are scheduled to Among-Are.a'-.peopIe!#ummbned for .thetMinlons as han foundation for more activitlea tham at any pre- ta Cater at. -ei' Board' meeting in time aa it ia needed to pay the con- mllbs. Dcwline funs front Baffin | The intermediate atationa will vioua time. , , OAnAnt; dhalrmi df clnat nr- liiM itM iH "aerioua need for-every'practi charges of/tirst.. degree murder. Andover, ,rMrS; ',M ^ r . beei^harged with setting labor Infantile pââis. ' lad ^Z o U o . '/ITfey ar# aticiited of the slayirig M(m >8f .In Tolland KaHbdrot^h laat night. j tractor, for'w-ock in propreaa. Bay, on’the eaaterh coaat,^to Point transmit data by several radio Re'Biatratlona for the hobiby-gi^ cable ...economy in S tate opSrir- Hohritann, Mrs. Debofab B. Horne.' relations In, the Bitte back maAy GENERAL ^ She hal^^ved in that.,capaclty Tiens.” ' of john.H. Davis Jr. in Durham Tha baae btd of gM,000 would in-j Degnan will prepare a report Barrow. Alaska, thence south and ■'•'♦''dels to the main etatlone. craft clauea, virtually atf of which' X .7 WETOnMOAT Maxwell Hutchinson; ' Holton, year# by the very- Rev! Magr. Jo- Hartford, S#pt. 18 (JR—The «luda w^ttB^-flnlaliing and ln-]for the Board on the amount of for the, past two years. begin the week of Oct. JL may be laat July 28. R(>cco A. Fiario, ThowilA C.^dhni: southweetward along the AlettUaftif”® “l* ‘IJ- E ddy P d d d a The cornmmee. headed by Wil Tlielr only plea can be innoeeqt. 'seph F. Donnelly, ■ chairman of -the, righting-nf a miioae lA'dbnneeticut TV SERVICC aUn^Hm of cabineta by Apg. 7,1 money which the dlatrict will pay tion of officers was held on Thurs /.h.i,. ^ formation will be flashed south- made at'the YWjpA o ^ house of liam C. Beil-of H«w Haven, met son; Charles F. Vojkert; Columbia,' The flrm'a bid on Aitemate>’on the bond issue each year. day at the Old Homestead Imu chain of islands for n distance oif 1 ward to U.S. and Canadian head- tomorrow nigHt at the Community A state )aw requires persons ac Earl G. Gardner. John R. HansAn, state 'board of mediation -and ar- for the fifit^lime iri- ntqre'ân. a € 9 OR Call here yeateitiay for the first time. cused'of first degree murder .must lOO-year# brought,from- the-S.tat# •*An would allow a. deduction df- ,. Following the report by l>r. Somers. 4,500 miles (not. Including early{ quarter#,' including the -Atr De Y, or at the YWCA Office in the Face Among other buaines.s, Ball said LouiS'. E. Wilbur; Coventry,. btt>ation.-^ ..Nights 9 £ t 9 9 Phis Parta 112,000- for omission of cabinet in-; Helaler on necessary steps to be -Mrs. Soracchi Was also named warning -atationa already built and ^ fense Com.thand at Colorado plead innocent whether they- want Thoftiaa D., McKinney. Cecil D. Bbar4'' <>f F ishiêa ajid Gaific. -e same building Monday,,^ through the committee • decided to -hire A- Msgr. Donnelly leveled hi* plea to huhters nist to Injure the TEL;Ml8rfil94 - sarts, drawers, shelves, doors-and; taken in. application, for a hard- by newly-elected chairman, Atty, in operation in western Alaska.) Springs, . Friday, between. 9 a.m. ah d ^ pjit to o r not: Rotertson, Mrs, Helen M. Upton. -Ifl -II' '1 in' Edward O’.Gonnelt, to head a new 2. T1»e type and function of State Police »Hd, a trtiat;pilve>>; . New York research firm ( Booz, Everett; Co«leX^25, ' of New criticiam yesterday 'At-.Norris' W,. animal, shoulit^h^ come across hiudware for partitions. ‘ j ship grant'from the State, he was The mShner in.whfchMCL gives Adult‘ classes • include-the • • - - - fb l^ - "waa charged ,7'v«»«aaM»j|^vfV4Vg8yeatei««;.ydth inU$V|UU’ ■'Alten,§nd Hamilton) to help find If«nr|ettn Bernals, Ford, executive vice president of The. Peerless ' Woodworking!requested by the Board to com- committee on Wqmeh'a actiyitiea equipment~MCL ia not a "radar" warning will be something leas jhg: Contract bridge,' Goren ’sya- Haven, la/'accused of the actual Martin, "T,^ Sauer, Thomas C. the eeplapada;at the: ways to''«Cbnomize, and to repbrl shooting! of Da'ris..and the wound the M a c In '“The Caldron," a The Moose wa* seen And. jihoto- Company wiu subcontract- to pile data from towns in the re-1 Fire Department Electa line, like Dewline and Pinetree. than dramatic, w’lthout clanging tem, for begiiuiert or tl>0M who Rt. 15 Hockanum Rivqr TBridge ' by the end of the year. / Badore; and Vernon, Arthur J. monthly newsletter published by glonal district liaUng Grand lists. I Joseph Jaswinski has been re- Radar ia derived from the words ing of DaVial fiariceA-ln a sandpit. Alley. Mrs. - - Mabel BatemAn. graphed Saturday by Victor MMny and Madalonl. Inc., if the bells, airena or whistles; wish to brush up, taught by James foHowinjg' A' truck-car "aoetdeni The state surplus eatiiriate was .the diocesan labor inaAtute. Wh^ can Joblagwarded to that firm.. popUlaUon increaaea, amduQt of j elected president of the Columbia "Radio Direction arid Range,"'Ra The presence of an airborne L, Baker. Thia course..!# for botit Milton Cooley 28, of Guilford is Arthur Friedrich/ and Miss Mar Plecky-ori.his W alrenville fafm;5ir- Uie>e,..8cane of Mveral fatal a^- ' made last week by. state comptrol accused of driving the getaway garet S. McLean. ''‘Ford, in a statement'issued last Tolland .County before it,,fifid back Tha Board directed Lpula J.- new school building, In recent! Volunteer Fire Department with dar provides data on the disUnce enemy will be shOwti only as a men and women. , " , oldent#. . ■ -• / . week, attacked the State Board of years and other material which j elections takisg place at the an- of an aircraft and its direction ler Fred It Eelletv-'a-Republican car. , These Jurists '^will i-jin other* into heavy wood*. -TtAiAA' left by mjl akoa, achdol architect, to review variation in a line traced auto Ballroctin dancing for "couples, State Patrolman Paul Beaman who said that Jhe State. General Mediation and Arbitration's an tliw^da and to report on them at would prove “dir* need." - I nua.1 meeting held last week In from the station, as well as height matically with a pen recording A Middlesex County grqnd jury chosen from throughout Tolland the moose arid pictures taken' by. taught by Ilholda and Harrison of reported Arthur lAvesque, 24^- of FiuuL j# hcadirigling fofor a $fo,100,000 County Wedenaday at the Superior nual report which noted that a Piecyk wers viewed yestbrdsy by a Bobcd meeting in Andover Mon A ruling by the State Attorney 1 the firehouse. and speed. Officials calf MCL on a roll of graph paper — much the Hartford School of Music. Spencer, Mena., attempted to/make indicted the jpatr on first degree large number of factories In Con General has excluded regional simply a "warning line," Such a aiirplUB b y fhfj end of th e .present murder . charges after coroner A. Court chamber* at 10 a m. Bill Jahoda and -Arroll Lenson of day nig , ^ Also re-elected was Elio Belli like the'seismograph which rec Modeht dance for women, a a U-turn with hU vnn truck from fiscal' -liriiibiennium ' on June - SO,"" - 1957. - necticut had granted Union shop achoola from eligibility for hard as treasnrer. 'Walter Kokoaki system involves the basic reflect ords earthquakes of the meteoro Harold Campbell found them crim the Board., Other Stds were iubmltted at course designed for developing the weetboUn.d traffle Ian# acroaa Although ZellSr informed Gov. C()ntracts during, the year. „ follows: DettenlMrn Woodworking ship grants. waa elected vice-prealdent. after ing-Or echoing piihcipal of redsr— logical instruments used by weath inally responsible tor Davis'-death. re q u ^ musclar^velopment and rhythm, the cement eeidennde At the Riblcoff, a Democrat, that the size The report vievved this a* a sign A COMFLETE JOB Company, |6B,2UixdeducUve alter Drilling Suspended having served as secretary .for the an impulse broadeest into the sir er men. taught by. Mra. Patricia Gronbach brhê. Everett, according to State Oeulhs Last Night of a growing sense of responsibil- Operations on drilling-the school past three years. 'Saul Caroline which bounces off a distant ob Consider. Jamming of the surplus may forestall the Police, admitted shooting Davis ' Newton. Kan*. -IA5, - - Restaur- nate, gis.4»7: TafK^lUe Wood of the Hartford School of Music. He failed to see a car Approadi- need for tax increa.ses and may Ity on the part of both 1,-tbor and teiiV Melvin Anduas coiriplalnpd to working Company, $67,863, dcduc- Well have-.been auspended- . until was elected to succeed Aim as sec'-- ject and echoes back to a receiver Modern bombers of the United Understanding your oar, Joseph Ing from behind in th# left lane, after he' was picked up for the al By THE ASSOf'iATEI) PRESS management. " Oct. 25, according to a report by retary. Harold Evans-and . Hen- in the form of a visual or audible even lead to tax derrease.s next leged kidnaping, of an Air Force police that whoever picked up the Uva altehiate $13,347.58; C. H. States and presumably o t hfe f -Mayer, instructor, a graduate of driven -by Robert FerrAnce, 27. of yeer, the committee - yeiterdsy Detroit,.-Charles H. Bennett. 93. In taking issue with this, Ford garbage »t hi* cafe hera waa ton "Prauer Woodworking Company, Dr. Helsler^ who said a fiow ■ of i ry Bernitt were named directors signal. In the case of MCL. it stm major-powers we equipped with the automotive course of the State Barrington. R. I., Beaman enld sergeant's wife from her North president of the tlaisy Manufac declared The union shop agree .16 to 18 gallons per minute has ply tells you that something has noted th a t regular increase. 4 0 ^ ,0 0 0 . dressedviri military-type clothing. London. Lord: Ivor CSiarles Spen- "shocking" and added "such an In- -/at#/ Phone or come in foffsy/ In other bualneas.'Dr, W. Chris waa struck at 95 feet. estimated budget not i)aed. Rea the approximate location of .■« paas- "no responsible organigstion today wives, threa morning sessions, aulted from trafflo'-âccidenta at These increases are built into mvaded t ^ airman s home as a | «r-Chuichill, 57. brother of' the terpretattori is without basis;” Helsler, superintendent, aald he Permission waa gfknted at an sons for amount saved were vari Ing bomber will be indicated bv the would develop any electronic de Nov. 14, Jan. 9 arid April I0,*to be about the aeme.-a^t thia year. the coqiing budget, it was ex- Russian, shotsl|îm in the face and Duke of Marlborough and a cousin ‘■‘Such nonsense," said the mon- TIRED and RUN DOWN leant $2$ Is- $300 had been Informed by C2iarl4s F. earlier meeting for blaating a cav ous, the Board aaid, ona be^g one or two stations which set off vice for defense Without taking In held at the new Connecticut, light, plainedi/ybeoause of salary in then-; abducted "lft.s-, wife. Police of Sir Winston Churchill, died Sun- signor, "is not only: Insulting to .Folkf who always-feel tired Ritch Jr., bead of the Divtsioh of ity in the well, an operation which Principal George Patros aubsUtut- an alarm, and (b) there Sre'meth- to consideration the possibility it and Power Co. headquarters on creases which are given automati- said Cooley admitted he .was try (iay. unions, but it qertalnly shows lit and run down nre often lacking Field Sarvicas of the State De Bhlandson recommended. How ing on many -occasions for teach oda o f interpreting the retui-n elec could be jammed, and Uklng such ing to rob the couple.'\ ", New York. Margaret E. Hensey, tle regard for the responsibility ever,'* this has' failed to produce Hartford Rd., with a home demon ^calj’ to Stata workers, the need iron and Vitamin B12. Nine partment of Education, that the err absent instead,-«f the usual tronic sigTisI to distinguish be design steps as are necessary to strator of the company as Instruc t()' staff institutions now in con- .•>6. who for 20 year.s was secretar.v and the intelligence of those em- ênefijciai the 65 gallona per minute requir substitute teacher. C8EA SESSIONS S E t' times ont of ten, “Forty Plua” regional achooi plans have been tween aircraft and siich harmless reduce the effects." The officials tor. The sessions include a 9:39 stnicUon, and th#.,already-author- to the late" Brig. Gen. Theodore • 0»A‘ ltiT Plfc-'i. r,A; nrt/.',. approved for 1122 pupil stations. ed specifications of the achool'a - DeAtal cilhle Bet airborne objects are birds. Thus," also, say that ''special measures" coffee hour. / -^COMI TO iHE Ized expansion of pre.sent State Roosevelt Ir. and. at fier death ia Just what they need. This State aid on achooi construction -engineers. A dental clinic for children there Is no likelihood thst s south have been taken to guard against programsf's Hartford, Sept. 1* (*V—The Con secretary to form er Army Secre.- Patent product contains ' vital •9 WnAnilnr William Caffyn Sr. was ap sabotage of unmanned stations Millineiy, taught by Mrs, James n e c tic u t S tate Em ployes A.ssn.. an baaed on an allowance of $455 per and 5 years of age will.be held in ward flight of wild geese from the Dissell. formerly a member of the The comrriittee also stresaed that tkry Frank Pace .Ir., executive i blood building fnctors, among 806 MAIN" pointed • to request a written re Yeomans. Hall today, tomorrow Arctic will result in a "scramble" Newsmen noticed that high mesh as of June 30 this year, the Stale independent union which claim* a Vice" .president of ' General 2nd Fleer, Over 1 pupil or one-third of the bUUding port from Erlandson which will YWCA board. m em bership of 9,000 state em TYBUR other important vitamins nnd coat, would amount to approxi- and Thursday. Mothers are of intercept planes. wire fences, surmounted by barb OEMOCRATfC CLAMBAKE debt reached an all-time high of Dynamics Corp, died Monday, M itchell S-41S6 « j _ be presented at the next'meeting. Wire, enclose Intermediate eU- Oil painting, a course designed ployes. Will hold Us annual conven Harlingen. Tex , Frank A. (Pop) SCHOOL OF THE DANCE minerals. Try “Forty Plus" m ataly $510,510, under this figure asked to contact Mrs, William Most Advanced Equipment for beginners or more advanced $768,000,000 including both issued Askfarths VetMd Mrs. L,ester Thompson, Andover, tions. tion OcL 6 and 7, it was announced Bloss, 72. an airplane pilot-aince soon—-see If It doesn’t give OPEI4 THUSSOAY tVENIK Teatcrday in New York City Jacobus, well-child chairman, for Poole says the electronic equip paintere, taught by Louis J. TO RE HELD AT GARDEN GROVE and authorized, but unused bond today. TO REGISTER has been pennaneptly appointed appointm-ieftta. The Mid-Canada line le, of issues. J912 and an Armv aviation in lta*i *n 4* M rnilw ti M til I lYeaaurer Stephen Degnan and as clerk of the Board, following ment of MCL will be "much more Fusarl, a well known Hartford Lorlnx Pholo Gov. Ribicoff heads the list of YOU new vigor. 1.89 per bot X Chairfnan John H. Yeomans signed School Note# economical than the scanning ra course, primarily a military de artist; This all-time high flgUre, the structor during both World Wars, Please Call MI 9-5767 A ia«a •( tlOO 4*ift 120.46 •rfiM praiaaMy resignation of Mrs. John Bell, He fense system. Blit it. will have MRS. MKLVIN E. EAGLESON speakers. . died Sunday. tle at WELDON'S. fnpofd In. 13 consncutlvn/MonHily InttallMonll psmara for the $1,950,000 bond is- According to a recent communi dar on Dewline and Pinetree," but \ Piano le.vson, private by appoint FOOD ^ Buffet at 1:00—-Steamera and Chowder cortimiltee concluded, emphasized " af $10.05 •och. 20 Montlii. bron, which waa accepted with cation sent home to all parents by a t the samfe time "a-ill be toe most peacetime value. The area of Can- the need for considering the ad aua approved at referendums in regret. ada through which MCL passes ment, with Mrs. Gronbach and •* at 3 :00. Steak Dinner at 5 :00-6:80. the regional district towm of And Principal George Patros of the advanced equipment possible." Mias Mary WlUon. both graduates visability of placing a legal limit MIrji Jdyce Lucille King, daugh-*raqua rarnatlona. The junior Equipment from the warehouse Horace W.. Porter School, the generally is sparsely populated, on the size of the State debt. ter of Mr., arid Mrs. W. E. King, 44 bride.r. Heisler Will also attend a ski, Tommy PqtOrs. Catherine ducted. in the chapel for the con- MANC41 E ST E R cerned the ChflittaAt* ieiponsibill- Adams St., and Llrida lEagleson, meeUng on Federal Aid Thursday Im bia eorreepondent. Mrs. Frank ties. I.. presented the matron of honor and HARTFORD Grant, Vicky Melvin, Stephen venience of pererits of young chil 318 Cliarter Oak St., we.re brides at the State Capitol. ^ Saturday evening! 1..500 attended maid*. Naircy Eagleson was-junior the bridesmaids vi-ith pearl neck Simeon, Harriet Randall, Karen d ren/ 8-9064***’ ***'P'“ '** • Academy ' the first Showing, in this area df laces, and the flower girl with a B o ltc n bridesmaid; Bonnie I.ee Sullivan, HWard Bates. Rt. 6.' has .been the 'film '"Happiness of the New flower girl. gold locket. The groom gave his named Sunday achooi superinten World- Society." best man a wallet, and the ushers, dent to succeed John Hansen. The climax of the assembly wfis Donald Eagle.son, brother of "the belts with,initial buckles. The LAST DAY groorii. was be.st man. U shers Staffing the varioua claases will lA S T reached 'Slmday when Stiiefloten couple gave rtch-'othgt' personal gave the piibli^- address to a were: George C. Eagle."on, 10 New gifts. be Mrs.- William Jacobus. Mrs. man St;; George A. Eagleson. .^4 REPDBLICAK ACHIEVEMENTS Gliriton Ladd, Mrs. William Robin- capacity audience. The- group ewplosiv/ e PtaOOuemoN oa heard him declare. "While ind.vi- Ml. Nebo PI.; and J. Neil Wrds- sori, Mrs. Donald Caulfield Jr„ worlh. 23 Oilmberland St. Hazh'iK Rovoll Styiiiiod Mrs. CSmrles Olsen, Mrs. Clarence . I Q M N S m N B I diials and vi-orld leaders consult political experts, spirit mediums nie matron , of honor wore a / Jefriea,M ia. Cheuncey Squier, WOW TH«U V L » turquotiie floor-length gown of j t- Mrs. Robert TAggerL Mrs. George- Tries, 4—^^^ and astrologers (or guidance in Pocatello, Idaho, Sept. 18 (J4-- A SCH 0 0 LS Johnson, John Hansen and the er*t«rr P«ca Rlrkani BsseSart world' affairs, the'greatest source cr.vfitaleUe faahioned with i fitjetTi freshman clas* plan to hang the of accurate and reliable informa- bodice, bouffant -skirt and cocktail upperclassmen In effigv fell Rev. Henry G. Wyman. •MOIY DICK" 'tiori i.s largely ignored. That source jack et with piiih-up sle,evea and , j ^ - Authorized construction Of new high school, the Replacements---- will be needed, I _■ ■ — ■ m«S ^ 'Is Giod.-and bis means df communi- wing-coltar. .She wokk matching âho S t a > 4 ELECTRONICS College.here. . e largest undertakinR in the history of the town. hoaever. for. both Harisen and the catkin- ia the Bible." - — ------horsehair hat antt-cArrlfcd a cas 1 Rev, M,- Wyman, with Hansen as D—tt Ope* t:|S Me concluded by making a stir cade of light pink carnations. Somebody stole the dummy! Skew Start* T;tf LABORATORIES The students' demonsjpAtion was N o . 2 . Authdrued construction of new Keeney Street suming duties on the pulpit com ring appeal to the 1.&18 assembled The bridesprAlds wore light pink mittee and the Rev. Mr. Wyman to conform to God's instructions planned as a prote-spuigainst haJ;-' -SchooK gowns, similar to the matron of ing, which begins iff'earnest latAr: leaving in October for Ohio. 277 BROAD and study his word. honor. ^Tliey,- carried cascades of this month. ^ - Authorized hiring architect to plan additions Personal Mentloa Mrs. Qirl Gosline has iMen nam RADIO V e > 4 # 3 And alterations to W ashington School; ed clerk of the-Board of Aaseaaors I ( I ( V I S I 0 N to succeed John Walsh who has S B T » S m m m fîeW pcoSl bhavael S Naw Bav*a, Oaaa. N o . 4 ‘ Authorized hiring an engineer, to plan oonver moved, according to Chairman Ctoa*el IS >a*. o of .idd high school building for new Junior Lucius W. Robinson Jr, H ■yrissneW.I1*M.____ _ a. Orpaa Staaip* high schfml purposes. X. Earl Gardiner, Louis E. Wilbur c ^ a t l se N*w Hritala. C**a. _ a* All Bale* \ X C ^x*{ u Walarbarr. d i i : Bay* Tax 8**a Oar - and John Hansen have been sum MANSFIELD STARTS TOMORROW Ghaa**l H Il*ij*k** Mats. moned for possible jury duty at Cata uui* Papplatr This 1956 Mercury close-out will be long ,/ r a r a and So now comes a bu:png stampeded Our the Tolland County Superior (3ourt S:se ( Si MICKBX MODSB CLOa s u p r u a a tomorrow. Tbnight le "Bt’CK NIliE'' clowm. AT * a a , •FTA Nnnaee Bepreeentntivee ■ • 'A Dollar m-"CarfBl"" (t:i. BOO AAAiti.gv . m o w , MANCHESTER YET OENEER reniembered by Car buyers as the biggest present fine selection of Mercurys will FOR CpNTIHUED FROGRESS iSS) COWEDV^TWR ~ N5 Mala S t—»a B-427S ...Columbia PTA repreeentAtlvea n u a TBKAm to various town organtAtioris ap S:M :S! Sr/rMiiJ'" Xihance thevîeyer had to save money on a ' pointed recently are Mrs. Theodore MtsiiT J. vans LlTTl^ aASCALS •(•W #«-«*> SrNHEB OaiGINALa Sanden, Brownies; Mrs. Harvey < Si staob'A. —''Tfca Saade Trap" k*aal4 Collins, Girl Scouts; Wilbur Big M. You maySic^ver again be»able to the best choice of models and colors. And (Hi advbntdbb th k a teb Fletcher, Boy Scouts; John Card, O ne Aslrr (ISAS* A MABEL - USBON -*py*!NTvai!i n u n (ISI SPOTLIOBT PUtYROl'af aariea presented in Wiilimahtlc and S:SS ir-"Tk» Raairr Bay" Stare also attended by area students will, (UiI JPHONK VOt’VOt’B A'KSIfEB Maaa Praamaa •begin in (October. WED.: “BUS STOP" (Ml CIRCLE TREATEB—. "SaraaS FaaallF’ Barry Mrs. Fre#b H u n t e r ,« N a t > s;«a ( SI wEATRm roakvAar lliSB hold its auction in Tebmana Hall !h i MtEvSwf?*^” ^*’^ Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m. ?•“ (SSI !•!! NEWS NEftO TODA? „" 11 :IA ( S.IS-72-MI SrEATBKR Mo4*l 99F Saiat* RifIc' JOU C»l. . ^ <»»> raANTOM OF TBB WEST U:U I SI LE8 PACE A MART romp Proceeds will go toward the club’s S:SS ( SI aurKaMAN (tSI BIO SHOW Moi|*l 56 MarliB Lavermatie 22 Cal. community betterment projects; The B« (IJI NKW8 AND SrhBTS —"LIrlaa aa !,*»*•• Re - Iriforced D V C K Co-chairmen in charge of the . (Sll WEATUEB—MDSIlJ («i grARTiET HUNTI.Mi P A N T S. ' x affairi are JVilBam Biirnham i-ai}d T;1S lUI MU8IUAL WEATHEBMAN (Ml PAGE VINE !• CUFF BOTTO.H KNICK Matlal 58 RemiiigtoB ShatguB ,12 fiauga JMI NKWa OF THE BOITB ll:N ( SI NIliSCAP THEATRB Eugene Dehte. Robert. Hendrick (SSI WEATBEBCA8T "Nayrr Taa tata T* M*a4" ERS! $7.60 up. V son. Hampton, will be auctioneer. S:u (is-ui Doceijia Edwards U :ia (SS-MI TONIGHT Meial 722 RaiiilngtoB Rifla J M Gal. MtCAUSilUSi. . . AND THE NEWS ' t;N ( SI NEWS C. Prescott Hodges will hea^ pie (SS) air.HLIOBTA refreshment committee tVbiM^ will (Ml JOgN^DALV AND THE .provide ' lunches. Contribution#, MANY. MANY MOREl ALL ETANDARD MODEL$ 7:SS (Ml aeOBTa OAkP OnwHiieqts SELF are^ still being accepjed of good' 7:M (Ml WEATHEaVAWE . For Every . ■ Whether you hunt in Aniniunirion to fit nvof^ Aninricon or new, used or unusedrArticIes. 7:M ( SI CONFLICT "Bh*ct W*T»’> Oeeqaloa Bolton' or KurK^ in .ALAS (is-Hi name that TCNE many foroign colibrnt, too! f' SERVE . ‘ Town Briefs Bridal KA—Naaaiff Anna will The Women's Guild of. Côlufaibia' iii'.nio'Pi*® BpacemeA ' outfit - you, from KqtuI ô f .11 MAPLE ST .^C R O SS FROM HRST NATIONAL PARKING LOT Congregational Church will hold JlsSll FOMTICAL*’'* " Bail FUyers foot. e g iin e deed g un e tr dee • BAllerina* > W — ~ A Best time yet to gef your ^ g Buy on TH E IBIG E RCU RY ‘•!J-M! PHIL KILVERa. SHOW (t^Ml THE RIC. SraPHISE Aad aamny more . 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rîBirouB HANCH1SSTE& EVtaâNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY'iSEPTE!ÊR ;i8#^ \ EVENING HERALD. MANOHRSI^R. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958; >AO«"irwSft Hebron R o c k v i l l e such as cLa this to 'which can ■ ,4—r— >; ...... w no.**iM « , Q|Mut» Law O ffice turn for help. >y. In the shprt business session- Hal Boyle d Seats :;::z OaHy Radio ' w i u y ^ i » PoJiovCIinic State CD Training p;;4or to Mulcahjâ'talk, it was Two Atleiid noted that the drivar-tTaihing cmx,. SkywdtGh Schedule W M O -O M d OMyttglit TIhm : WPOr-4 (Speclal> tary; will be delivered rdady to usie Sisterhood jpf Tempi* Beth Wednesday, Sept. 19. # " Thomas F. . Ferguson,, president Rockville, Sept'^18 (SpeClaH;-'- today. o f the'local Kiwanls Club, and E. •r* tuppuad ny U»# wSid/ WOC«>,^% fcTmtiiK Ooed Hull, r'-wUI open its season-wiih Midnl^t--^2 a-m ...... Volunteers Needed, x - . . ^ WKNUÂlUW.Bffviw^ M ri^'Jiarry"^ Kirkhafw,' «choot Speaking bief^re RMkvUie R oU ry Rotary also^yoted to sponsor the Theodore Bantly, second vice HOUSE m in t PEEIINP me mRBHatlo'n of ! officers at 2- a.m..—4 ' a.m...... ■uaaftaMBU and ar, aubjtct tO; WTIC—St,r,T«ilaw hur,ei iaVi there \vUt-be a poUo d u b at luncheon yesterday, Ckpt,- HamBters In a play to be preiOnted m J i m IV.. Volunteers Needed. president,.-will represent the Mari-'; rme->8Yt'day.:^ evening at the 4 a.ni.—8 a.rnT>'», . . . •...... • . Volunteers .Needed. ; ^ ehaaca wtthoQt i^ ca. at Sykes auditorium -In Novem-' jx>mbj«ncufg-4t 8:15. ■Chester Klwaplans at the 1954' clinic In tW.n«ar tuture''tot; tho,e Iveo-J. Mulcahy, State CD director, V 6 a.m.-rtS a.m. . t . i - , . . Brian Rivard, Bill Evans, Featufkd-.$dtH the iriceming of 'convention of t h e New Etnglari^ up toJOyearaî^ age.a I>j\''Mei’vyii said Civil .Defense -ahould become 8'-a-m-—iO-a.m...... i..,.. - J. Volunteers Needed. ^(.pîule .Mcrcaiuii l-HAV—Savsj New York t8^-*-Reflsctloti8' of a kind make their long home ficers wUl be 'klL.past presidents of RlWanis District at-BwSmpscotL ~:«oafa W(XV-Sere renad*^ ‘ minister the Indotilatlons. Iâtb^f Pavement Plato:- hw the railroad Umetabii ' If they the. Sisterhood. The gjraiip will take M w ., Thursday through-Suriây, ■typidMLj^ Jly Hnufe WTIC~Ne«s forces to stand bCside the Army, Noon—5 p.m; ...... s • : Lets Waldron. Delegaês'Yrom 2l0 cûbSTepre'-'isTepre- the clinic will he nitnounce'dj V V BCarly ih- life I was ftlghtenkd ■ [^ e . . / ■ ( part -.;in en Impressive.-, program' * * »& —Bln* Crosby NaVy and Air Force In .defending similar to one held at the state of 2 p.ijt.—* P-Tb, -...... i :. >• • ...... Mary '^ Ajme ‘ Aronson, Bt a r t h a senting a total Iriembershtp of Ap 3P-âbrlfl Heatter RMwpljan Planned by a suburb, ^ d 1 can’t quite I ’ll stick to the where PrcnllceX-, Jltsa- this cofantry agaihst an atomic at 'Vi lli If MllI tHl8*tlKt>tlH} UviMkll man's-a'man, a,wpman’s a woman ficers’ convention In Hartford lekt praximatqly l2,t)Qri^ buainw and A : redeptiori • for thb staff of tack. Over. It. y. 4 p.m.—6 p.m. . .. > ...Colum bia Defcftrll. —Music ^twciiaat K-WH^r-Bavs a Uf* : forefi C om ii •rh|t|8 vitkyHflNHiMr , -v^nd- the gqod/^d grocety store spring. It tvlll be narrated and' professional- leAders will hear ‘Rwmd'Rsviea wSSsT^?®^w o rc—Good ^KJTSohrt KscnliU Good Music temchers of the elementary sQhool Capt. llulcahy said he> will call "You_ ought to . conquer ' this Augmented With music by the 8-'p,m .--8 p.m>>..-...... G e o r g e Churilla, (Jllvla Gothberg. Merle H. Tucker, trustee of:, Kl- ■ ehall Msthies WKNB—Bvenina S ^ b ad s will be held Sept. 25. It will sthrt ehiltttsh fear and buy yocT a plSce i ** k p.ift^.r-10 p.m. . . V .. . * 5 .^.^.May Hqwkes. Virginia Uegl. ■ WTIC—On» Man:* FSmIlv upon all State amployes to take a VAUEY WELDING COT choir and organ. wanis International, the featured Raolo Utns off with A potluck. lUpper in the auburbs." m L & d s ^ l i Wh"t l^ su bu rban lte^ anyway 10 p.m;:;;;!4«dnight, ....Voiunteers-Needed. Kolby insiTnod place'in the CD. organisation with Par Pras BaUasata Call ' ' yggjjy i except a ^ lo w who lacks the cour- A Sabbath ^ ia l hour will,fol speaker for the 4-day meeting-at 'ax; 'WoAs Bay U With Music p.m.. In . the school auditorium. tha service clubs of the State to • mb.-"Man.'Yhcn ^9*1 low In the vestry where .delicidus Rkywatebôst located on top of Manchester Police Station. the New Ocean ,House. CHastABbi^ BOS 8-tll| ^ ! a g e -.to b ^ jn e a real hermit and Volunteers may/Yogister at Civil -Defense. Headquarters, Municipal ? 7 7 . - ;^Û,vlng.’* WUAY—Dodaer* y«. nards Included in the ifivltation to At b i trained to aid in areas which refreshments will be served, x Ooirimittee conferences,. a dis JT **^ 5 a V—BsttirînibaU Now and ên , when wearied Building, Manchester, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, from 1-5 " WOCC—Record Rsriew W^'U-Ûpod nieeniha Good MutM tend Are perenU of children, In might be devastated In a sneak at A cordial-invitation is extended cussion of plans for the' coming WKNB—Evening Berenade cluding pre-achool children,''..jill tack. , mojnentaruy:of the city, l.do'cdn-1 the happy.pitfalls of city p.m. -Baseball MatIfttS w n c —Dragnet" to all ihertibers and friends to at year,' and the election of officers, C—lOBO Radio lams WDRC-R. 1}. I.pwls lAst ycAr's members of PTf^ Aiti side* ta k i^ such a step. But ai-= ^ . o ^ tend the Service and witness this will highlight the convention pro ;al Kolby "The whole Slate.of Connecticut ways -ht the'■last moment somey^ be recalled that Soc^tes, WPOP—Wax Woi“ As ^ gPOP—Treasury Agent '• teaching staff And all interCated is what we. call a ‘crtticsl area* and beautiful and thrilMni; ceremony. vlRe man got to cash a 825 goy- the Wallet in , which it'-was-stolen, gram. in the w'elfnre t)f the achool. The ■wr would become the front line in thing stops me. I don't kndw- w b ^ i^ ® em m ent savings bond r ig h t, on was .found In the pocket ,of a Ferguson, and Bantly will be •>t WHAY DodgersJodg« vi. Cards It: cotild, be—unless it’s com fti^ never frittered away his years dig- iiY-Bitty lumbau nor nine years. lt„ and qiilhe exact day the bond matured. WICNB—Baseball Mstlnss > OTIC—Dragnet "Only* through Civil Defense can BUILDING MATERIALS their wives. Advertise in The llerald—-It. Pays Horace W. Sellers officiated tJi, But this time-. It waS A^soclolo- -He'took his hcmolock in the city W nC—inSO Radio Laiis WDRC-Kddy Arnold we organbie^to survive an- all-out' X like a man.' - ' WDMO-Cal Molby r WPOP—.Treeeury Agent or^hist Saturday at the wedding ' Att>’. Leo B. Flaherty Jr.^haa attack. We dO-Qot know If we will glst who ewne^to ray rescue, just WPOP—Wax Works i:»e- LUMBER FUEL when'I was alKiut, tq-*jolh ray "Old X- of friends in the South Glaston opened a law office at 39 Str-'Ber- ‘ have a warning 'period befor^ an WHAY—Dodgers V i . Cards bury CJongregational Church. * friend. Ronald. HidMcr.e, and buy l-dtsoord Rddto w n c —Biographies in Sound nard's Ter.. Rockville, Atty„ attack comes, ahoulththere be one, a shiny new houSe In d'-new' de •Record RstIs* WOhC—Rock 'n' Roll Dance Party Vntrr-.blaking Session -and we cannot go 'by the book’ In ; 336 NOR^ MAIN STREET TEU MI 9-5253. Seoul Conckiye " _ _ -P.M. X- ^ WPOP—Treasury Agent Flaherty, who received his law Open Daily 7 A. M; U> 5 P. M., Including Wednesday velopment called Miasma Heights, TO-Mewa T>ie next date for making voters setlîng up an effective CD pro-; sociologist was Dr. Ern^t WHAY—Dodgers vs. ('ards will be Sept. 29, from 9 a.m. to degree from the ITnlveraity of gram." ; in I^^tt & Airepft- Afternoons and Saturday Until Noon ^ ;:^R. Mowrer of Northwestern Uni Held in Columbia „aad Ray jaTirr^RIngrapbles In Bol noon. -Co nnecticut, was admitted •to the ^ ,i WORC—Borlt ‘n’ Roll Dance Parly T*he—selectmen :.snd ~ town He emphasized that CD is de-' PidMtftJibe • iU - versity, who has just-completed- :.3- WPOP—Treasury As'iH clerk will be in aenalon at the Town bar last month. He is active -*igned to organize people to tgke ! -N?' .y—Record Rodeo In the 'Young Democratic organ- clinical, study of suburban living. Columbia, Sept. 18 (Special) " —Record Renew Clerk's office. care of ' themselves. "If a’ar i To rae,'’'-nt last, his su rv e y ' de A training session for Girl. Scout I—P.M. WHAY—Dodyers TS. Cards IzaUon oh both the state and lo comes, all National Guard units; lO—luau R,dlo Laae WTlC—Bloaraphies in Sound' No Storm Damage cal levels and Is- a member of the stroyed several myths about the personnel Is being field here today 1 EColby lb y will be insts'ntly federalizeo," and ! WDRC—My Son Jesp A threatening thunderstorm Fri Vernon Board of Education. $ ^ 9 5 joys of dwelling in the suburbs. for all District 5 leaders. sMlst- and Ray WPOp —Modern Sounds day afternoon set telephones to the citizens o f this state and coun- { One of the myths is how neigh ant leaders, troop committee and try will not have an organization IT—Swtn* Easy WHAY—Podsrre \k. Cards rattling and caused electric lights I borly everybody Is. That may be board, membera. consultants and ^ -Record Rena WTiC—Bioeraphlss in Sound to go off and on. More or less vent large congregations at St. true at the start,-when the suburb neighborhood committee members. WDRC—Johnny Dollar -P.M. anxlêty was felt but no reports of Peter's Episcopal Church for all Inelndea Installation, plus lax. Is. new and everyone has the same' 'The 'opening 2-hour session -was lO r-im Radto Um, WPOP—Modem Sounds Its services. Over 100 attended the W DRO-Î damage have been received. o r ▼ ▼ a r ▼ NT V ^ ■4P 4T s i i pipblcms -how to fight crabgrass, held in the. town hall,. with the WPOP—Bob and Ray WHAY—Dodgers TS. Cards 11 a.m. service, and about 167 Unnmateod for 1 r ^ - how to pay for the new school, ahd second session at the home of Mrs. Wtne—Ted HfBth ^ Odd Hater Taste A peciilair taste . or oklor in were present at -the service at-S r T O Y S I hoW to' keep the cellar from flood Theodore Sandeil. where a box H *’§HAY-Rirty^ p.m., when a large class of candi . CAiX “PETE" WILSON W ee^R eeori Rena, WPOP—Modem Sounds' water coming through taps has ^ FOR THE KIDDIES ^ , ing. lunch supper is being held.-5,i^he dates werF confirmed by the Rgt. J.± WIO«B-P.M. WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cards been noticed by some Hebron res-. ^ Large Acsortment ^ : M I9.S450 But Dr. Mowrer found that as evening session will be helo' at Radio Laa, w n c —Ted Heath Idents. who say they would be glad Rev. Walter H. Gray, jSishop of. suburbs age they get social hard Andover Elementary School. Kolby the diocese. eews'llui"'ufle WDRC—U N. Rep oris to get a good drink from that "old Servioo caUo ening of the arteries. They break The afternoon sessions included WPOP—Modern ounds .Ailment In Town up into cliques and groups,- and discussions. on program Ideas, MtiS— oaken bucket” of which Stephen î^h urj^l Slorffsjl Day or Night. $ 2 . 9 $ —Raws. Mrs. Harry H; Kirkham. school neighbors mean no more to you troop committee questions. East Good Erentnc Good Muele WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cards Foster sang, once more. The tap •Today la Sport w n c —Election Funds water, they say, tastes o f Bsh oil. nurse, -says'that ah ailment is than they do In the big city- ex ern Connecticut Council plans and WDRC—Moods for Romanrh going the rounds, characterized by Ride Contract Awarded cept they can get in-your hair scout publications available. Con J o—News Reporter WPOP—Red ^ x vs. Kansss ^ extreme nausea, and a dixxy head.’ more. You can’t call the landlord ferences with leaders having prob A WPOP-Newe U:|g- Lavergne Man'Warren of Colum a * It clears up after- s^ few days and lems or queationi were held. • tu - . WHAY-J>odgets vs. Cards bia has been awarded the contract and make them behave, as you can .'.7 T iniAT—SporU WTIC-World of Music r does not seem to be of a serious when you are an apartment dwell At the evening session repre typRC—^Moods for Romance . for transporting handicapped to a . li w e e c—Good Eealtins Good Muele WPOP-Red Sox vs. Kansas nature, she said. NEW LOCATION er in town. You either have to put sentatives of board committees WtOtB-aerenade !• class which has been formed at WTtO—Btrietiv Sparta Colchester, for children of that up with them or call the'cops, and ; will tell their plans for the com- WHAY-Night Watch ‘Len’’ Rivard if you do that you have a Hatfields-i Ing year's program. Camp and WDRC—Weather and Zalmaa w n c —FVed Waring town, Hebron and Marlborough. Manchester Evening Herald WFOP-Lawrenea Wrik WDRC—Moods for; Romance Hebron rorrespondent. Miss Susan 214 Spruit St., Mdnehester ve'raus-the McCoys situation. | finance plans will be presented ■ iW - WPOP—Red Sox vS, Kansas Miss Rachel Hinimelstein will be (NEXT TO DIANA’S S€>DA SflOP) Children .deserve the be.st break i and questions will be answered, WHAT-Dinner Oats M the.teacher. R. Pendleton, telephone .ACndemv WCOU—Good Krenlnc Good Muele WHAY-JflgJflght WsichX-' 8-S454. you cain giv<> them In life, of ’ The entire council will hold a WKNB—Allen______Brown ~ Incidentally, ManWarren waa the course, but in the suburbs Papa Is j confererice on Sept. 26 at the Nor- W n c —t«et Georye Do It WTIC—PiPredl Waring WDRO—Guy Immbardo WDRC—1___ Moods for Romanes only one putting in. a bid. Hig often a worker bee who lets his I wich Inn frqm 10 a.ni. (to 3:15 WPOP—Red Sox TS. Kaaias charge will be 87 per'day and 25 It poys you Ir Cose o f loss. cmd4mmodiotoly WPOP—Mel iUIen U kids beconia di-ones. ' , p.m.. with five round-table discus-1 cents ]>er' mile for extra mileage. upper BeraAde WHAY-Night Watch "There is little doubt." observed ; sions planned. . WnC-News. Music He will make the trip twice a day, Dr. Mowrer, commenting on this,; A tegional conference for Girl , oodEaelas Miiele . WDRC—News -relioves you Pf M y worrisome finonciol bur I ------P.M. 7 rnUeB each way each tltne. ■"that parents Indulge and pamper :-Scout adults of New England will [ WnO-rlTiree Star Extra WPOP—Red Sox vs; Kansas WDRC—U>wen ThemAs Thurch Tendiere Meet their children a.s never b e fo r e . 1 be held Oct. 24, 25 ;and 26 In* WHAY—Nile Watch A meeting of church achool !(' He found the lypicaf suburban j Springfield, Mass. WPOP-Meet tbO Artist w n c —News. Music ar)Ce> W f e A a ^ € u den. W e exteod OR invitotion to you . to- WDRC—Night Owl teachera took place last night at fam ily has 3.8 me.m'iers. Presum WHAT—Eacore nMAttr WPOP—Red Sox vs. Kansas the rectory,- and today there is LOOKING fOR GO Op Wp O g -Gcod STtnlnir Good Mosle ll:»a- OLIVE RECAVE, Director ably this consists of a mother, WKNB—vreBlaK Sertaada a "Scotch" golf tournament at the SURGICAL MEDICAL mcdie cbmpleto use o f bur JacHitles for qiv two children and 8,'lOtha of a WTTO-Cini Delenae WHAY—Symphonv In the Night WDRC—Amea and Andy WnC-rBtarlight Serenade Lebanon Country . Club grounds CARE C O V E R A r- E ’ Dancing and Dramatics man, the. father. FOR RENT WDRC—Night Owl startinf at 4:30 p.m. WPOP-FUllcn Lewis WPOP—Red Sox vs. Kansas But It was the .strange husband ! 8 .and 18 nun. Movie'Projaetora tl:« The'-new parish hall is now being for in9 you complofo inMremeo profocHon-wlHi and wife relationship that startled I —sound or silent, also K mm- WHAT—Night Symphbnr used, but there are some details; CIVIS r X- me most. j TdcTisioii ProcrtBiB WTIC—Slarilirtt Serenade X slide projectors. yet to be completed in the interior. / "The two roles which most elo b WDRC—Night Owl Boys and (Urlin-ÂU A kcs O Paca Two DedloaUoa Service* Held oconomy*>-«wid Mrvico socond to non*. quently characterize suburban life ' WELDON DRUG CO. ^ ITNIFOEM CHARTBll BACKED Rain and threatening clou d s of adults," wrote Dr. Mowrer, ! 90l)Maln SL Tel. SII S-S821•^2 coNNiericuf m i m c a i s ib v ic i ■''are the role o f chauffeur, which Hartford, Sept. 18 (BV—X pre nearly all day Sunday did not pre- A Dorco Ckwsos: Top — Toe — RoRot— I p.e. 80X 1B1 • m w HA VIM 1 the Atiburhan wife plays, and that j 3 liminary public hearing yesterday GENERAL o f the hitfrdyman. which ' the hus In the State Capitol generally ap Foik — BoNroom — Musical Comedy band plays'.” The drug stores Bve It, proved the-propoaed Uniform com It’s now on display, >,.<5 T V SERVICE munity charter which would pro- And the two get ah mixed up. j ’A Storybook Playhouser—Our ChiMron's Theater « p e a c e o f i f i N D Iff OUR BUSINESS It’s new andAo healing, Day* M A C AOaO .vide towna and cities tkith greater PUR BIAXIMVM HEAT and TROURLE FREE OPERATION Papa finds himseif doing alr-km.ds' MlCfcti W 2e99 PloaParta home - rule privilegea Bnd greater of household duties which ha\i?T ■Tiy someôday. traditionally been ■ regarded as j XKL.M1M1M independence from the legislature. Class — New Schedule. 0 .1UVAR0 MiENCY, Ir c . The charter was drafted by the feminine; Mom often performs Ointmont F8U CRUSADER powered by J-57 engine, winner of the famed Thompson Trophy, is the U. S. Kavy'k fastest fighter. State Lngialativ* Council and the 808 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER such masculine chorea as shovelr Connecticut Public Bbependiture Re9 ister ot Studio— 1 P.M. to 4:30 P.M .. ing snow off the'sidewalk. I with the RIG-RED B. Council. Oil Bunwn dmd Stokers SeM TEL. Ml 9-0271 -After thlhking it all over. I’ve WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. SEPT. H.-20 decided to remain a suburbophobe For Cuts, Abrasions, Ulcefa- w h I Sorvieed Promptly and Efffclontly OPEN 7 to r P.M. THURSpAYS .-- a man with a real fear of. dwel tlons. Eczema, Bedsores, Boils, NECESSARY DELAY ’ or C A LL Ml 3.4858 ling in the outer spaces. Thanks to MUncr Bums, Chailng. 1015 PER HOUR : IV? T E E -^ ^ Oklahoma City (JP) — An Okla ) Dr. Mow’rer, .1 know* now niy fears j Ask Your Dmggist for homa City, ‘womian was slow In a. E. WIU.IS & SON, Inc. are not phantasms but based on! s e r v i c e signiiig A complaint against her solid fact. . j ,. ^ ^ S MAIN ST. PHONE BO 8-8125 ^ Boku’opool OinhnM t PBOKi: Bn B470I V husband for beating her. Her arm Liet Ronald Halfacre And all his' WITH HARTFORD-MADE ENGINE was so badly brtrised she couldn't / write for several da}**. / ./ A J-57 jet engine made in East Hartford by Pratt sader, rated in the 10,000-pound thru^cla^, has an & Whitney Aircraft gave ^Chance Vought F8U afterburner for e.xtra power. Crmader the Mating power lie€de3”to h lrO «o i^ Many other outstanding aircraft also depend' on 1015 miles per hour,'vwinning the 1956 Thompson the J-57 engine, including the Navy’s carrier-based Trophy. The Navy^^ announced the record for A3D attack bombffi* and F4D interceptor. The Air / the world’s fastest fighter at the National Air Force lis^ the J^'57 in the eight-jet B-52 heavy bomber In My Show in Oklahoma City,. . x „ X and KC-135 tanker, aridln advanced fighters includ- The 1015 mph is the fastest official r^prd '^Miig the F-100, the F-101, and F-102. Widely-ordered . \ i t f announced for any \jt S. combat-type aircraft. ’The oonjhiewyal jet airliners which will fly with the J-57 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft J-57 engine in the Cm- include the Boeing 707 and Douglas DC-8. " * yr \

**Rpcfntly I discovered that by saving'ftfst-p^then ifoinir shopping— I ^vas able to put something aside for things ■■I. I w a n t. lUCKT MONTH FOR 6pO D IDEAS-Ckrol K, Eaton, above; a tool technician in Pratt & Whitney Aircpaft’s ' - “ I’-m really the champion saver in my family. Now J have North Haven, plant, has twice collected first prise tn- ■vi my own special purpose account—and together with Dad, 99 YOm'U Ukfôuit QUAUtY V§Ar of DOINO iUSINt$SI montl^Buggestion award programs. In the July program I’ve started a college education fund for the children. . .. be ^’on $609 for a machining idea, while exactly one year' MANCHESTER m 6 t OR SALES. 512 WosT Conttr St. earlier he’received $724 for suggesting a newirUlirig op5T- ation on J-S7 engine parts. In the July program this sum “ôu don't have tqsell me on Savings.and Ivoan— why it’s- PHONE Ml 9-^295 . , * mer 179 awards were made, amounting to $5,336. - ^tbe most convenient savings'place I know . . . and the dividends .:, Mrhy they really add up. Open your account ■i. V now. Startârning-the gewd dividends paid at Savings arid 3 d i€ d w d n ^ : BACK TO COLLEGE on Pratt & Whitney Aircraft'i Loan, twice a year,” ' Donald L- Brown scholarships go 17 young meji this fall. bTine. of them held summer jobs as Air^rMters. All sons A Oimplete Line 6£ Famous CasattQva R U S C O of P&WA enployces, they -worked in fne jet-turbine performance analysis group of the Experimental teat'de- SELF-STORING COMBINATION DOORS parlment. With Betty Cicchowski, left, are three of the Donald L. Brown scholars—/rom left, Teriy (5hase, son My MIOURt C ari4i6s —Made Fresh in Our Connecticut of Edward Chase, and Louis'G- "Zimkiewicz, son,of Louis Latest Dividend BAKED-ON J. Zimkiewicz, who both study at Rensselaer Polytechnib -, 531IS \'

• Avoilobls In whits end any Your soviofs oro Insurod up to lio.OOO.by Hio G • G You Think of Choik>lates 'other bahed-en wsather-rstlt- lant dtcorator,c6lo'M ■ : ; JFodorol 5avin9S‘oiMl Loon iRsuronep Gdiltdi«tionf ■it. • Strong hot-dippsd galvanized, \ tubular steel cbnttruclien I £XTHA Convenient Hours: it • QperAles jutt like o wrlndow — Moaday, Tuesday. Friday nothing to chiege — nothing I'M f A.-M. to 5 P. M. to store I ,. . - t : -.I Wedaesday < ' , # A.^ M. to. 12 No(IM ljitfAN KER recently rolIeAout at the Boeing plant in Renton. WasL, is designated the kC-13S. The Strategic Ah’ .. TBareday's' ; ■-'■'-r' ftrfH-thoip fomMiAo vl'Ka in tViA li!iip/\r\AQn» x •'V ^ a •_ n __ x*_*i«__a.' i____ ..a,... m.'!. ■f-.A, M, to 8 P. M. ■, • ' I' crafteri arid-their families who particip.&ted in the European* ^ Cojnmand of the United Statga Air Force will get hundreds of the new jankers t» Not Open Saturdays tour sponsored last'month bir..;iê Aircraft Clubs of East refuel B’ 52 bomben,while flying atîgh speeds snilaltitudei, Tbe'KC-135 fspowereil TOUR NOME CAN I I AS Hartford and North Haven. Three big Flying . Tiger DC.4 by four Pratt & Whitney Aircnift J-57 engines.'^ 'j * ONE BOX OF “ ROCKET POPS’’ AlODERN AS TOMORROW* trans|iorta were chartered to carry more than 200 people on the trip.. Shown after landing at Rentsebjier Airport, East ■Vi- THG OIR G G T ^ T MAMG in Rartfordi are Carol Walsh, center,'arid Fern preen, at left. SM rigs & £pan With die^ Purcha^ of a - with WINOO'o W g a n d O OPR G . ■'« ■ '.'ii Oall A. 6. ARONSON, X ■ :■ r - v u : . ' P|i?ATT & W HlfTNeV Al RCRAFT -.V-, ' '‘ 'a “ Pound Or More of Cajidy, ; . r . iDIsfrictÂqlnhMI 9-4854 • , iiyisnN OF v m a A ikou n toii^ F-.' , -* ■M 4 Um fe to d it^ ^ iiipriiw^^ i: •i YIIE BAhtLETT-BRAlNARD CO s;moowt wteDOOXs V*|. ■ - liM’EST HARTFORD, CONN, t • EASr.fllAftTroiO. CONNECnCin' . ;; a . V -San. K: NOilH H AVn • SQUlNINCTON • U O t t U M i * f . r. r; * ■ •' ' ’t J.'. G li, . X . . • ..'j-/ \ " z- ■ ‘ ', V ..'Y X . f ; . - - 1-^ ' -:vcVtJ' (■ .T'Vt .1' r ■ -fi 'X i'-' “ /'Y: ...... ■I -J'- 'r J- * . ;-,r 4- -1 T "| ' ' ' "*j;T -f- ■r-' - --rr-.}/" - ^ ^ "-I ^ ^ . , ' - / • - . •■krf.-. X.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1956 iuN ciBis^ HEEAiD/it^cicis^. coim^ TUE^Y^ S e p t e m b e r i9 5 « IÂGK . X ■ ~S(-. parUeulmrly )ia 'teak a atronc] Kolag to make it in the' NatlonAl A group' of white and Lattn; .Greeiiwich Pair 'x aUnd .atalnat :Uia admiailtm Leafue hither. This lata season Police^Hunt Gang ^ American boys were ..sce'n In the RibicoffGip^ Oofnmuniat to- tke 'Umtaift; UrodcUes, area at the ttma A fire alarm waa Sweet-Daniels Wedding - hunch ot .oiira.ia something hard Connecticut By BUtiUI PRICB NaittiSd in Suit NaUona. ■ ■ ' to describe; there, is Just some- Burhing turned fat; UrtM If JaVlts (ii iui 'inUUtMnt aa he things., about tha atandiaga "which dn, Tw., Sept, 18 (P)—Po # UN Agency la auppoaed to ha. ha laiiowa trary confusaeua. ' Yankee lice today sohght a griup of white Poliak-Badcr r Chaiil-UinipBs Haven, Sept., l8 Mv-A m JFriority 785 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WdOLWORTH'S 'ivtil' that' tha tbna la KOinK tO Embarrajiaad as we are^^Bieiq By A. H .p> j , / afid Latin American youths- in A Thought fop. Today Miss Joan Bader, daughter pf. SpoKSored by the ManrhMter Miea Jennie Mary Uzupas,. -Gi iwlch couple haa been named coihe When C^mmuniat China' U is one thing we" are not.'lfmng to S c connection with a burning ceosa Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albert Badir daughter of Mrs. A'nUtony UzupeS', a fkdeiM court suit filed here'by admitted to the ; Vnttad Na- gentle lad^tsi alrtady on the found yesterday in frpht-of Seguin Council of ChuKhes.'x- ' of iCeenpy St., Q laatonbu^ waa 46tr'Nx'M*^n St., and the late M r. artfo^ Sept. ^4B -ôv. Abra- OPEN MONDAYS 'do. w e are hot goti^^-th a’sit until High School. ' ' /tha UntteS-âtlons Korean Reeon-' . am- A. Bibltraft says be ‘sHiU.bon- »B« ^t!Say«.*’itot*r* e |^ t once axpraased by The rariibqsrd sign was crudsly form ed'at 10 o’clock by, the. Rev. . RibicofI said 'yesterday be bad t> MtfCtfci ataatta************** President VSlaenhowcr himaelf- ised, and- Vivien by thq/petltion - X we should return the courtesy* of . The.oeremony. was performed^hy tract to build a glaaa ifactGnry in been ask«d-/by Stebem^Jilmself ^ EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE J iBMltll tâaaaaaaaaaavaaa'M.a* . 4^ Tbq Barking Authority route, there will be a vêry good ' \ 1 j printed in ^nciU Or the hack vIMtlnp Him In His house. - . TEL Ml 9-0E68 the Rev, Clifford O- Simp^l Joseph Buckley during 'ia nupi^ Korea through misfeweaitntation. ' * ' ^ »a•*•»*»***M*•*•?*****'' the regret tha^êetUna to be'don- "Seguin K Rlt' âs printed in'llp- .IMass. White pompons .;sihd ^ a d i ^ the Democrati edged in ter P. Uzupes, brother nf tha cut. pate in the local campa'lgn^ for aî'i a. a n i much more impdrUnt to Chamber - of Commerce, > h e y gages It also reqnliâ great deal ^ Iwlde, seated the guests. According to the complaint, the^ provedyhjfxêlr presence in the of skill. Especially whan you try Gulpiere lace qbd. low back. It yvas 'rhexbrlde’a gown of ivory cryk- Dodd (Rep. Thomas J. Dodd, dentenstiate elementair^^^âimple should not. under, any circum- Held >: Is (5bhgre8smen Thomas J.- styled with a long: torso and boilK defendants represented thetnselVea; Democratic candidate for senator) Shop If ôys stances appoint any person who a Demoerkt.:^ . to straighten out those Utile talette 'wa* designed with a por- ai"-ageiits.,of the Frajder-Simjpi^ and the Democratic congresaional lU -âw ''nti'Gommuniam than It ialio dem- 'would be the tool . of. these three fathers on “ he Shuttlecdck' (or fa'it skirt. tratt neckline and' .cap' sleeves, tnatratc a poaai.bly More Intelli- ' %th. ladies-koow,tht*. and both Her shoulder-length viilx was trimmed with lildescents. Her Corp, 't>C.)^.KsyIvania and led the candidates in any wray.,^1 can help. o r groups to the group >«hic'lr..wtU ^ i e s , 'We would guesS^..qons{der "Wrd”H. or keep the . net from UN agency tb^ j^ ie v e , they could If-I still Kave . time-and the oppor -4tent brand of anUtCoinihuaiam. constitute our so-called Parking sagging In the middle, ifêreonalty, held by a.pillbox of silk mlst’-edged fingertip veil of illusion was caught .In st this would serve' Buslrand, the in Gulpiere lace. She carried a cas-' build a flat glass^fKCtq>Y'lK Korea. tunity I will consider campaiîng And Javita.haa jfood rompany. Authority. , I prefer to get nty exh'rcise pulling tq a tiara of orange blossoms, and pn the national leVei.” 'Republicans right, for'being'-the cade of white-.aplder chrySanthe-' her cascade bopquet .was of^whlte As- It- turns outi'ê agenew Both the 'Rtpublican ahd ^^mo- Undoubtedly theaa |prwps will ^1yrqhg:.kind of Republicans, and for- Ice cube tfaya duLof the'refriger says, they were not agent* qf the Ribicoff said h e'h as been aqlMd be yerj’ careful in tlW »elecUon/of ator or crushing out cigarette roses, pompons amTstephanotis.. cratic national ’btatforma' came not ''■being more courteous when Mrs. Chayles D. Ba'det of Qlas- firm and lacked capital, pMMnnel speclftcaliy to Campaigns in New tha'~people they wtH propose. Tney. blw s, but If I ever take up Bad-- Her.. attendant__wore a waltz. ‘og. skills to dealgn and gwiatt iiet' Jersey, Callforbla and Illlnola He Out rlngingly against admission of will; I am sure Submit the Kami luveiy ladies, approach ih'em and mintoh I’ve thought of a way to toiibury, aioter-in-law Of. the length.goWn bt ice blue Crystalette, •deertlalBg < I aaiM: request the small favor of a nomi Pinkney L. Near of Richmond the^ptant. . -said also that the Democratic Na Communiat China to thaÛnlted of people who wilt evidence JitUe ma'rc' it more exciting. Instead of its portrait neckline outlined with T he agency ’saW“ the cqntrtCct tional Committee wants him to if any interest In the pleamngs or nation for the -United States Sen using a celiutetd bird I pian to Va., the former Henrietta Lloyd.of insets of pleated blue crystalelte. Nationa, aven though both atand* ate. . . bride, waa matron of honor. Mrs. Her .plateau hat was of a matching was aigne'd ' after negotiations ip team, up w1th''Sqn. John F. Ken the admonition* of any of the rest play with a real Bird. An Eagle 195$ and 195^“ I t said th a t it was nedy (D-Mass) in the campaign ard baarara may think, privately, of tis.^The one tht^ ,that our Neither lovely lady n^.to be un should., make the rallies more 'Manchester ,was , bridesmaid. blue shade with blue flowers and derrated, either. veiling, and her cascade bouquet necessary.^ terminate the con tour. „ j-gg , that the quasUon ought to be left Board of Directois.i^st remember exciting. ■ • Glenn Jehnsoh~ot BCaver, Pa., tract SM.;.'arrange for another During the Democratic national when the request /or a Parking The Vivien is. by all o^df. the was best mail; John PbUak Jr. of was of mixed flowers in pastel esMOt gatwoiay — [ open for debate and manevver. The most expert political performer on Monaca, brother^nf, the groom, shades. whiriv-f^MIted>.j't added, in the loaS convention, Ribicoff led, a move Authority' is made. Is that they est of Americans Is not in the oL8900,0p0. ^ for -Kennedy's nonqlnation for vice two parties, too, consider it air have been elected to office by the television iq the ataje. She is Charles Beattie of Gliutonbury, and The moUP-iof the bride choee a ‘nieadey. Bspttmber It important to pro\'o to the voters Clever, employs a, biting wit, and White House, where he should be. Charles D. Bader of GlSstonbury, dress -t ro.’ "e, and the bridev“ / president. The ^yecnor was people of Manchester and hot: by But there they are, "with their among.^ the flrjt governors to an that they aie not Communiat any selective-Segment of our elcc- has a little more than the ordinary brother, of the l^de. Were ushers groom’s moiht., royal blue qilH.- politician's talent for making her talents, and their motives, pursu The attendants Wore ballerina- Both wore white ro«e corsages and nounce his support for Stevenson The TniTail Of AdUl parties. V"" ' tcHate, and that they are expected ing their special slants, not both Truckers In|ured as the presidential candidate. to administer to the best of their particular slant .on things seem the length gowns of sapphire blue taf assisted tlje bridal party, al a re At times; the very bigness, the But we ought, some day, to pass whole. Irrefutable picture. ered by, but rather pleasantiv ex feta. Their headpieces tyere bands ception for'the immediate family As for his state duties, Ribl- GAS ability ^the af^rs of our local cited by, the possibility that their In Trailer Pileup coff’s chief job now is the prepa:; profeeslonaUsm of American pub; beyond tha point whart we are government-They must remember .When she gets through arguing xOf matching material with flat and relatives’ at the Nutmegger that the moon is made of green activities may tumble Prescott “there’s Too Much at Staki^ They carried baskets of House, Newington; following the ration of a new state budget Uc, life ihekas-'ua lltua people i'meraly absorbed in proving that too, that they are not .axpeeted to Bush. ceremony. which must be prraented to the sub/mt- to any pressure, which cheese; we are always about ready whitehchiiysanthemums Charlton, Mass., Sept. 18 (>P)— dospeir of ever knowing Just whet :we are against Commtinisqi. That to reach up and cut ourselves a Theto is nothing so callous, of ^ For You to Take Chances!^ The ceikmimy was followed by a For a wedding' trip through up Tw'o men were tnjured early today General Assembly which convenes ndght be brought to bear, by any per New York State, the bride se in January. Within the next few m la going on. 'nien wa find our- in itaelf is hardly ahough to- make dfroiip, of Individuals Who sue slab. course, as a third party, and by reception for 125gueet8 in the home in a pile-up of three big trailer a Candidate, a -party, or a policy.' ' Susanne is perhaps a little less their very nature they iisueJly hurt Human lives are in the hands that drive your car. Proceed with of the bride’s pai'ent* The bride lected a hunter green gabardine trucks oh Rt. 20. the main highway weeks he plans to start a lo ng aalvea invited behind the scenes to working for their own private and suit, black accessories and corsage aeries of budget hearings. HEAt link between Boston and New The really live question la jlhA't ot perhaps selfish interests. sharp intellectually, but she fea the main partji^ to which they chqse for her weddingXi* to Ber- shara such sscrids that wa think tures a lovely fervor.* It is an in would belong if they, were not in cautioii. Watch out for children, especially. Then take one step muda-.a gray tweed suit, red^ hat of roaea. After Oct, 1, the Cqqple York. of ouraalvea as Just a small 'vil- how to be , gainst ConrimuniAm. The recommendations which will more for their protection . . . and yours! Get liability insurance will be at home to their friends at Taken to Harrington Memorial ! ______‘ Lsorlng PhVo Jbe Offered by this-so-called P ark teresting contrast; that between revolt, and help the party which and black leather handbag lags aftar ell. and of liow to ba for Americ^'^ But the two lovelies, which can he car would normally be their enemy. to relieve the financial strain and stress of accidents which you shoes. The couple will live in Seat 5 N. Main St. Hospital in nearby Southbridge MRS, ARTHUR LEWIS SWEET ing Authority, if its composition-is tic. Wash. Tie^^brlde,bride, a graduate of Holy were drivers Thomas Clay, 36. of So light, so tiny A Gat Cenvtrtion It is now public knowledge, for whatever be might contribute to left to'^these,'various pressure ried out in the commercial ven The help that ^ iila list Jasper Me- can’t prevent. Don’t risk delay 1 Call us today! tures they have indulged in ■ be Levy has given to Republican M rs.' Poliak is a graduate of GhostHaSPltal. Cambridge, ( Mass., Asbur'y Park,- N. J.. and Ra.vmond Miss Carol Ada Daniels, daiigh-. floor-length emerald green taffeta RENT such e debetc, JeVits has been groups, can be easily anticipated. Burntr for only . . • Instance, .that Adlai Stevanaon, in Jliiovf tween poHticktngs. Vivien manu tickets over the years has never Smith College and the New York is preaently'xqnr — ...... / the nUrsing staff White, 39, of Woodmont. Conn. ter of Mrs. Irene Daniels, 369 Por gown, princess style, with a match . ,..it can^worn Washington thla week, is engeged frightened but of reviaiing. He We can bo very sure that no rec 3chool of Social Work, Columbia or Cedarcrest Hospital, Newington. Doctors say Clay suffered burns ing headpiece and carrld a bou ommendation will be made which factures a sharp clutching cable bothered him a whit. A thing 1 ter St., was married Saturday af in ths process of facing a number must concentrate on proving that grip, while Syzanne and her good called the Union Party, which University. She Is a -psychiatric The bridegroom served U'c on the left arm and leg and a frac quet of yellow carnations. in a woman's hair, or would be in contikdictlon to those al w orker at the Ryther Child U.S. Army in World II. and ture of the right leg. White suf ternoon in the Second Congrega The ceremony was followed by a of his old friends and advisers who he peraonally, 'is nbt a CommU' which' have already bee'n made by husband were, .not so long ago, in helped the * McLevy c'andldacy tional Church, to . Arthur Lewis a month something that "vaguely resembled make Ray Baldwin goverrior In ^rter In Seattle. ; * i ia employed by the Southe ! ew fered bums on the hands, arms and reception at the home of the clipped to a necktie Sra shocked and chagrined by the nist. Tq that gtOat extent, the the people‘they wilt immediately •BERT MITH Her'husband is a graduate of the England Telephone Co "ace. Sweet, son of Mrs. Edith Sweet of groom’s mothe;-. Mrs. Sweet re aerve. a hair oil business. But Suzanne's .1938. was as far from ahvthtng Smith St„ Wapping. way ha has been conducting hla smear has triuntphad, after ail, for best product. In. recent years, has Ray Baldwin believed in as pole -Merchant'Marine Academy, Kings e gasoline tank of one of the ceived in a blue chlf'fon-velvet V I have recently discussed the I N COR P O RAT E D Point, N. -Y“ Md the University of tpuckkê^loded and burned the Givert in m arriage by heC uncle, dress with beige accessories. campaign to data, and who are at it haa dibuted to him his own proposed Cottage St. Skperision been a combination of sculptoring from pole. It is p#f-t of the | John H. Kissman. the bride wore future course of political conduct. and’patriotic fervor she haf taken psychology which leaitls to third REAL ESTATE, — INSURANCE California. Hastings College of Courant Ex-Editor truck. ThFA68 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. MI 9-5241 over satin. TTie gown was de trip to Lake'George; the bride waa touching many « parent's heart or less welcome the damage'done' the U.S. Navy during World War The third truck'Uciyer, Manuel wearing a wheat colored suit with BUY from such alcmentaCpdlitica back Chamber of Commerce. One of tl “INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914” II and is a member of Phi Alpha Succu|ubs at 78 McCaskill of Long Branclj, N^J., signed with a fitted bodic? of lace r Burnor and got. .. The Aiherican Countenance two instated that no considera^n with her passionate glorification by the flick of their own usual with a tulle yoke forming the bCown accessories. The couple will C h i ^ tow j^ tha .daya -of 1952, When he of General MacArthtir as a great defeat /< Delta legal fraternity and the Bar was 'not injured. be at home after Sept. 22 at 1625 •‘Americans,” according to Sir” waa being given to the creation of associations of California Snd Middletown, Sept. 18 (go Stet .Police Said two of the-truckS/, rounded neckline; long tapering Trade-in Allowance for triedTto "Wk iMdse to the Ameri a parking area on the west side of living American. '-There, of course, -olives; and a satin skirt which i Main St., East Hartford. Alfred Richardson, a British artist is perhaps one cue t» her political White bread prices rose 70 per Washington. He is with the firm of son K. Ryan, 78. former newspa- were headed ebst ami one west ' Mrs; Sweet graduated from can pepfil^-.'lliasa old agg*head Cottage St. between Birch and Oak Evan, McClaren. Lane. Powell and pdrman and retired secretary of vi'heh the lineup occurred. Two of terlnlnâd in ' a chapel-length Coat Grates or other «mo considers himself something Sts., and that no thoughVhad ever interests, a feeling that-the great- cent bet-K-een 1946 and 1956. train. rl«i;^veil of illusion was ar Manchester High School in June , friends of hlal"^w|m originally Beles in Seattle, where he, the Connecticut State Boaf-d of the trucks are ow’ned by the AEA and is employed by the Travelers only ^135 Heating Equipment of an expert on faces, “have a bean givan to any suoh/crwtion. specializes, in maritime law. Educatl'dn of the blind, died yes Trucking Co. of Long Branch, ranged from-^^ crown of rhine drilled to him becauss'they found The other of these two appeared ■7" stones and pearJSf^She carried a Insurance Co. Her husband at sad countsoance.. They probably /■ terday. N. J., and the third by the Modern m him a voice for principle, havVbq^' tended . Wapping Schools and .look like this because th ey .d e- to . have no apprâble. concept ■He retired frqm the board in Motor Freight Co. of Hartford, white prayerbook vrilirn.white or Monoy-Boek suffettiig through hie descent. Ifo' whatever of the aige or .the coet of chid and atreamer.s of st^pbôtis. served with fhe Army during the •t^Wed catarrh when they landed 1954 after 36 ; -Ira as its secre Comi. ‘ X Korean War. He is employed by PureiMM PkM routing politics, through hiq use thla proposal. Bqu, however were Passenger Killec] tary. The wrecked trucks on the main Mrs. Sheilla Cobb of Mancliester • iHMitikU (btHyw4 I’nympuUi Rock." completely Inifavor of all the pro wSs matron of honor. Ellswor the Hartford Machine Screw' Co. of statements which he htmself | After graduating froniAVesleyan highway tied up traffic for miles l Police said a car went through a ■sfate editor of the Hartford posed to be a joke rather thau aji eral of/the merchants along Main Four to Attend NZPey Mway lact 0»w—«■». they are Arguing with him that,, atop light yesterday trying to Courant; .X - observation . ? B t.'aqd I Whs aurpriaed to And that Ow-y«#r Wmrrmty, ftn-Ytmr ttnitt Urn SEE YOUR HEATING CONTRACTOR or. v . v » if he keeps on Uds way, he will’ noi^qf them had been able to de- catch' up 1o a funeral processiem He WB.S an ofOee.r o f' i}idji.v ui- cr Conclave lose those who were his most en- But we Americans do haVe'sad e any qf their time to the study wi I' from which it got separated. R ganizationa ^to help the/'blind. He faces. y . cblUded with another car and a was the recipient qf' the Migel . thusiastlo supporters in 1952. They the size snd,cost of the Cottage Four Man(êat Henry Oten, al.so of Hartford. honorary-'master of arts defifee. man should ba. Thay are tailing, Ryan ' leaves his widow, Helen; sea Inn at Old Saybrook. Scheduled That Colls 4dm to And himsalt again, bcfora. who does not aspire'to/achieve would be. tantamount to surrender Patrolman Thomas Dougherty Among the local delegates who said the Oten Car got ae’parated a jjoh, Gilbert A.; a -daughtec, Ttli^la lost. something Just a little )sIyond‘ his by dui- Board of Directors to the Jfffuoe A. Ryan, and a brother, A. will participate in the. meeting, own capaciUes, we ddn't under demands of pressure groups who' from the procession and another which is designed to implement Tor Food? ■ And on tha other hand of the are waging a battle against buei- ear piilled in front of it. He said ■Benton Ryan, a member of the staff of the Middletown Pre-ss. student democra'cy are; Edward It may be a wedding:, it haoquet or jnat an informal argument are ,.the profeasionals stand him. If ^{lara* tS one -who is ness odds which they cannot, even Oten J>asaed.the car at the traffic Turkington. 55 Winter St.; Edvrtn saUafied with wharW m s hit aasy light but collioed with one driven Funeral services will be held' g:et-tog:ether of a'aociety, lo d ^ o r some friendly group. who have boen handliag Steven hope to win. ^ / ^ Wedneadav afternoon; Koekt, 14 Kerry St.; Antoihette son sq-faa this y w , who ylaim lot 4n life, wa suspect he may be "rijne autorhbbile now- nriak'es it [ore c h ic h i by Mrs. Beatrix G. HanaonAf West Davallone. 71 Durant St.; Miss WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU traitor to our particular dvUiaa- entirely possible for alqrbst every the road Hartford. Barbara^Hewltt, 14 Fairfield Sta târit'w as ^ coming down q ff one to shop in modetjI'rUral stores Doughterty said Ote'n apparent Miaa Hewitt is one of 10 fresh TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION * WsB f ^ -niad9sttt-"whtch^ tinn. Wa a w coasUtutionally In- which pipvide for .* much larger- ly believed he had tHe right to go l{ope Abandoned man scholarship winners invited ■wds him vlrtory in the primaries, 'capable," wa'AmeHcsSSTTi^' eiijby-'' seTectloh dT 'me^fchandisc at per through the fight because he by the Sti»d'ent Council. There will Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to and in tha convention, and which Ing any achiavenient which la tlh- haps much more reasonable coat. ' was in 'lh e.fu p ^ al pro'cesslon.* fo r 8 0 on.Ship -also be'50 sophomore,- junior- and -accommodate any sizA gathecingri Why not call 11s and-| i^ e d . If wa..rea«Jt one goal, we'im- The creation of adtCtional park ■Mrs. Hanaon was reported in senior class leaders, representing talk over the details? alone stands a chanca of swtpg- ing areas oh either ride of Mgln critical condition at St. Francis mediately instat. upon setting up "20 Hlllyer organizations, at the Ing the ordinary voters. He alwaja St. Will not be enough to overcome Hospitsfl in Hartford, suffering' Bodo/, .Norway, Sept. 18 ne^^.- conference. another. The at^g^le, not the and defeat the oppositMm which is he^-'and leg injuries. Norwegian rescue offlclals today has the egg-beads, they are telling abandoned the search for 30 miss The objective,of the program is Stevenaqn, hut they aloiie "wlU realizatlonr li the thing with ua. how offered and which will be of Dten was reported in serious to integrate student leadership • Try Gas Heat for a full heating sea fered in - even larger amounts by ,. Condition with internal chest injur ing crew members of'the American Garden Grove • With'Gas Heat; there is no periodic^ never elect him to anyîng. He We are not really materialistic, freighter Pelagia. .Five survivors with campus activities. rural shipping centers. This effort ies PHONES Ml>7364 son with 2 guarahtees . . ; Guaran- cleanirig or servicing. There is no can make this election a contest, either. It it nbt the thing, but the on the part of our Main StTmerch- Two other passengers In the and two bodies were recovered: Oten car were hurt. The ship/carrying 10.000 tons of Arthur if- O'Brien III Ml 3-8383 by continuing his hew tactics, or getting of it, which absorbs our W- ants has come too late. It appears , / f Swwt);Ml:.^,;lrpn. ore. from Narvik, : teedûel Bill and Motley-Batk Guar fuel to . store and no dependence oa to -be a last desperate effort to sal he can resign himself to a re-rnm terasL and drive aiid enei^y. It is Nbr%vay, tjq'.Baltimore, went down ■ Hollywood. Sept 18 (An - Charac of 1952, by being the nice, himeat not that w# never l.ave enodgh of vage some of the business which is Stricken Comedian Better Saturday night in ,a atorpi off antee on equipment! outside deliver!^ rapidly disappearing from Main ter actor-comedian Arthur Q. intellectual aâin. things; it ia that we nqver. have St. - Bodojp, above the Arctic Circle. Bryan is reported In good condi 'So StayiniMn has to choose what enoujfh of proving our capacity to Burbank, Calif., Sept'.;i8 (/P)— A spokesman for the Bodoe air tion after suffering acute gastritis. Try as they may, our Main ^t. Retired comedian. Dliver Hardy, i-eacue' station said ships in the get them. Tile actor w'aa stricken yester he will -'be,’’ for the remainder of merchants, and the Purn^ Cor seriously; ill ^from a . stroke suf area would keep a lookout for sur day during rehearsal for ari NBC- • Only Gas Heat is so clean, quiet and • 7 OTt of 10 new U.S.A. homes art poration, and the 'jitahehester . the, cm njpaign;^^^! h a talk senaa ? . This is a serious hind .Of life. fered last ./Friday, was. reported -in vivors, or bodies but ”it is extreme- TV shoiv, ’The Lord .Don’t Play trouble-free;------—’----- wUl all be look Chamber Of Commerce, canhot •’slightly improved”, condition to iy unlikely that-there are' any sur Favorites," Bryan was- taken “''"-liretalling Gas Heatt^^ " ; " Qr poWaatX-rW* h -which we keep driving ourselves deny the-fact that the trend of. to ing foo-^gna, as he comes olit of ?omard wlmarily because we day at'9t.'dbeeph Hospital. Hardy, vivors alive aL/this moment.”' home. ' and staging director day is to forsake the old antiquat in front of Chevj^hts ■'64. made 200 môvies wit'h Stan •’We hiJMTglven up all hope," he Bfetaigne Windust replaced him in this Washington poUcy-huddle.'Wa can’t lepm how^tq,_like standing ed. store and that it will require thun any. other car ! Latirel.- added. ’’ the' show, aired last night. 8 REASONS : wish -we could forward him, for sUU. S6me..day..iwq may be ay hap much more'than metqred parking YDU CANT his, hour • of daelsion, some iron pier, more charming people, ^hen area's to defeat this' trend. . for listing exclusively with Lappen “ These facta'must be remember clad asaurance that the choice and. if we leant to de\'iIop a ed by our Board .of Directors be 1. Gives The PnJperty preferential rating in wljlchj.would.bis .right, in principle concept of life m ibmething fuller fore they' entrust the solution of our sales plan.: would also ba politically rights.that then a treadmill racSi' and to oiir MiUn S t business dilemma to ' ® It is talking aehas which d q e^ v a rnagûra -the self ' b y '. something { any Parking Authority. DONT PORGET! 2. Makes The Seller and Lapipen partners in a better chance, of winnjhg~^teg, Now ^ a t qnr Bqai^ of Direc the sale. more.,than its sustained speed. tors have the power to leasq: and open Saturdayi.!iforntngs than talking politics, and that, Some day we jnay leaiyl to smile. condemn land for off-street parking ( ‘ 9>to tJ j; Concentrates The Selling Power of Lap- ej’en if these things were not so, Meanwhile.' - however, .w-e , are far purpoaes, why may I aak. Why it pen’s whole sales organization. . . TIME-nSTID, TIME-FROVIN OAS EQUIFSUjNT there w’ould still be more satisfac , too busy, chasing the thing beyond would not be entirely proper for the Town of Manchester to take tion in being true to yourseif thsn th'e thing, the capacity beyond the ' J 4. Relieves The Seller of the annoyane'e of over by condemnation procedures IF YOUk I'kt'iNT -ihwlaBinr-aa-electioh^ We suspect capacity, the goal' beyond the - having to deal with-many, agentii. and a t . reawmable host -the pres FURNA(.F Ok l.i -'I; ‘ ' and believe such things are tnie. goal. - * ently privately owned and operat 5. Make.s It Poa.sible ‘fPr Lappet to spend But we cannot guarantee them. ed Purnell Pi.'parking lot? As IS IN far as I can determine the 'owirers considerable money and effort ip promot CONi;o:;-'. Not Next Year, Either of this property are making a ing the sale of the listing.’^ . > 5»f«ar Wins, After AH rather large contributions to our A reminder tAst spring, these columns veij* the amekr.,, attack which accused present Main St. parking difficul I. '6. Is The^Besf; Guarantee a seller <^n have Whatever your need, whether for. tured into lerritory not properly, ties, inasmuch as they persist in 1-' ^ that a top^prke will be obtained. him of having had dealrngs with their own, and n.ow, i;s'serves them reservihg approximately 50'I- of new home or remodeling, there is a Jacob.K, Ja-vits, having auryived right;'they must,beat an ungrace the area for private' parking. ' s * 7. Permit.sLappen to invite sales co-operation Oommunlata and fellow travelers ful .retreat.- If it .w-ould be- proper to ?:on- ■gas-dfesigned Janitrol especially made _demn habitable and veil, kept res- __ from other Realtors. Since we will share in INSIALLFU IN in htk'pqUticalâat, has-won the We were v e ry ' aure of things, identlaJ^propertles for dff-atreet Alf. Sotfoa i In addition to the customary.commercial services we render I -.-ihe cbmmiasion no m atter who'^gniong’ the BepilbUban nomination for th^then. It Body hf to do an-economical heating .job rc- was positive that,' in all parkihg'.'purposes, why -Would. It business houses, this banking institution i.e fully accredited ■, -co-operating Realtors sells the property, United Stati^ Senate in Nea’ Yoik events, it would not be the Yan ribt bq juat as proper for the Tdwn • it is to our interest to hasten the sale. gardlesp of size or method. . , > of Manchester to acquire, posses by the U. S. (iovernment as a DEPO.SITORY FOR FED- state, .a m liaa^ now taken to the kees and tha -.Dodgers meeting for Well, rare. There are more Chevies on tê road. M ore people buy ’em year after year. And this year, Chevrolet’s 1 DAY campaign platform. , sion of this: area by the fame ERAL withholding . TAXES. "18. Eliminates The Possibility of ever getting the. X95a-'B‘bri'd.Series. One d r the mifthod and then 1 re-arrange-'its inbo a situation where more than one com And Use dominant theme 'qf his facilities so. th at it -wlli better a ■other was sura to laft. We pitied the ihost popular car again-by a m argin of more than 150^000 so f a r , . . . M m t be the best one to buy, for surel mission might have to be pafH. ASK FOR 'FREE hrat campaign speech tUtistratqs thoae who had picked both to re serve, the requirements of the peo- >2.95 how theaa smeara obtain a.oecond- peat. pl*'Who shop in oiir Main St. Ik ^ ^HEATING ESTIMATE NOWI A .MONTH stores? The answer tj this ques- * 'e 'i On Rwtal Ptaa ary qbjecUvv, aven when , they are . Of this, we are n^> longer quite' Oop should, coqie frem>me pres rapeUed in-their main attack. The * en*v. Thera'is'soma ittgW poq» ent owners with a ^ ea t amount LHt EXCLUSIVELY WiA. . . qf force. ; > % Two million more people own Chevrolets • • *• inaM’ artiiU'aidant succeed in sibilliy that it coifld be New York ■ .V yeiapimr JkvMa Out of-tha nominal- ! 'W hat' the Interpretation ■ of.' .the T J I f / S T and Braoklyn again.* * , word ••Authority" will be.' t-'do friANCHESTER ...... ^ ■ We_jbbk«l,l j^ t jpclng.-fbc_A, qot JenqW., _ .NriUier.. .49_.I- know -r & L .:---— -■ "YSey da stircaad in infiuenci^ Series-which would 'bring Boston iwhat ‘amount of power will be in- -rv ; MAIN OFFICE Ws.,fondurt tn that nomination. - and .Cincinnati .together. We .were veete4 in this requested Parking 898 Male, Opposite 84. James*' Church INCORPORATED'- P ot Jax’Ua. on the campaign Authority. One interpretation Only franchised Chevrolet dea^s display this famous trademark S* rot_ — too sure about temperamental ■ " ii "*of the wqrd"M*“ ‘‘authority’’, «uu*«r*i,v•. «is ‘'Legal NORTH BRANCH , t lîNSURbRS REALTORS ■ platform, kwt no Unta at . all In , . V ' . '...1 - • ». ' . ■ Open 'tli.ursday E>'esdngs 8 to 8^ SEE YOUR HEAHNe CONTRACTOS OS ' . oottonj ôur real, bet'w’SLS on Cln-> ,power,. or the tight to command' 18 No. Mala, Comer Oaklaad RL 164 East Eai Center StrwL—MI 9-5261 * aUrtiiv to proat one thing that c>nnay.^ . 1 for to act.’’ Our Board of Direc- Next to YMCA and Satui^y Morolagt 9 to 12.' X^CoixtwSu^t. and ne Oom- .Cora must be vary careful' that Opeii Thursday Evenings Until 9;00 andi Wk are how beginning to haye they do not.jt1ace tqp much-pow. ûniat aymjiathiser. ,] ONE S-TOP BANKING , • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES f Saturday, Unti\ Noon' ' • t- ^ ■uneasy suspicion that the Red err in . the hkhdahands of thiathis grougroup, if . - ' i ! «a order Ip 'proiA this, h r hre not going/,to syin . the 'theyhey respond favorably to ihe.the j ‘ > ; m e m b e r rEDfSBAL.D^PDSIT » ’8UIÂNCE CORPORATION . , HARTFORD CO/VI PA NY iauh^sd jjt ferceftf oratorical gt- ’Afnqrican , ,,____ League______jwnnhKt-'zjppwe___ j *'hich,they .wiU'soon' ha Owain^'Chiaa. *r-'A^ B. iforia. n il MAHTSTtm^MANCHESTIir ^ " ” ' ' ' f ' 'X ■ X ■ X ' , t X- M ■5 -1^ ■' . « /I ’, }\ / •I-'- 'A'** ’-‘/ “ ■S-v ' V- - 1.' 7. i V lIANCHfeSTER EVENING HERALD. M Af^fiSTER. CCttiN., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1966 MANCHESTER IN N IN G HERAjLD. MANCHESTER. CONN, ÊSDAY. EEFTEMB^ 18. 1986

td^cvtllfe-Venloti htirg. Mdad.,’7r)io will, t«aclt'« mld- ô*‘jtn*enOl*onr Reinforced' Coii^rete Rotund* dn Sewage Riant Tank B o h o n \ E itiBiergency Doctors die grade; Mrs/Margaret Oadman' U .S . CewTsiders Mhiy I hw rt Tw o êacher^;^ Browor a fohnM'local teacher whb BoardioHold PhysTcianshyrf( oT .the Mancheir >*ia dotle' sujisUtute ienching hisre, "ity OHicmls Question Ta[x School Building Unit Seeking te r . Medical Asa'h. .who, will fe- ishoKwill?■whoKW"' teach------gh -- upper grade;:' - •• Method to End DYNAMIC apond ' to emergency' :'calls- to osta and Mns,^ CjftiUiM Coughlin of Five Hearings morrow kftemoon and evening Maocheste>,'vWtfb' wHJ teach men For Overlapping Services Arms Discord INSURANCE Equipment Bids fof A m*e Dr. Robert,^Keeney. Tbl. The proraotloii''o< two. teactMril; tally handlcapiHid els Five/pubtio--)iearirifs will be held MI 9-5217, and Dr. Ceirwtb^jAhd' the addition of seVen nddr ‘c* by the Board of Directors tonight, Paftwr ProtacHon Miller, Tel. Ml r-78n. teachers to the local, scjibol. ayatem 'X. three of them bn theâilocation of *: • Sept. 18 approVedived last night by the ”*h»i * f e ^ d queetion of why the welk in Wont of Aithti'r%. D n ir ...... I' »'■ funds' for building Inlpcovenlentt. LEE M . SILVIRSTEIN New Elemenlaiyr School Building of Fl«heriet>nd Ganie in ptoj Board'' of- Education at Ita ;flrst District to SieeK ^ .The Directors meet-at '8 O'clock jaty of Rdatvilfe ehould pay for; store. 'ment setting up an Intenjatiohal „ K.-' o.ii.rf ,,»■ tua. nn i''“**ug the ideal opportunity to im-' meeting of the school year. >«ervicea of lU own jHue a percent-j she aaid it waa her dpinion Ihitt^ Committee haa called for Wds on waterfr^t. G^chlld Sewer Liiie Bid« in the hearing room cf the Muni atoma-for-peace agency. .• furnishings, window shades and: la pot the only one who haa aeized William' FTeeman. who his cipal Building, ^ ■ jlia of aervicea for rurtrt., Vernon; the' city waa . reaponaibie for, her, taught at the HoHUAet Street broilKht tip .by City îrncU , injuries because of the defective ; There are only two major points equipment for the 6-cIaasroom ad-1. the chance to improve hi* footing \ Hearings'Will be held on the al Lacat Stocks SchooLfor the past live years, has : Final plans for a sewer project location-of 8i1,11Q0 for temporary “J»t«heura a t a piiblic hearlnt^ - tjf' Î'Waik. bf dispute facing this meeting. ex- ditiorf now being constructed by when bathing next ■:“* summer. been hamed teaching briiicipal of ■ehe TOWh Bomrd of Finance la s t Alderman . Kieman announced jpiectsd-,to last a htonth. These in-t the Matthew J. Reiser Co, of Hart Bolton Homemakers to serve Woodhlll Heights and improvements to the Washington ' Guotottouf Fumiahed By! Uie-Buckland School, He hat>laccs parts of Woodland Park weja ap- .School, 417.500 for ptajUL fai aft. ■jwiht ,-,:- Uiat^the next eesalon for rejgfletta^ vblve CQiiKpoiitUon of-the.agency’s ford. Bplfon Homemakers will deto;; Aldermen\!11iomaa "J, KiCrnan lion dt-yotera ^^•îi,be,held Sept. a8 The bids will be opened at Ihe^rate aluminum trays atfirst Cpbufa A'Mlddlefairook, inc, •lywter Roth, who . waa traqi^|. proved leak night by the dlrMiors' addition to the Mary' -Cheney .board-o^j^rietora, and the ppKiaa Baiik ferred 'to the new. Keeney Street *^^,8Sghth School slid. Utilities The Rhesus moflks^ hails from 44braty. and 820,000 for altera-' 3Bt»d John Petersôbjected to ap- front -#^£n-:^'uonunity Hall fron^ lIK .. ti Leon Thorp, district pres- India Son^Manchest^-babies ace' -(ioBa. in' school buildings at Eduv rnkterials to make sure ndliody' National- Bank And George Bradtau. a- high identxi^d, today. , ., uare td-held-adapt them Abow removal, public hu»ih|; andj members attended-a public heariny uses them to make iiombs instead; ^jewSi of the SBC at his Man-} to ? W schbbl .fegcher^ has been namd^ at- alive' today.'/because studies of -buiWhv .inspection In,, tfie-, rurat>of the town Board of'finance hcjd Chester business omoe, [artists- paiiitbtushes. a wldeninf A qf-Maneheater''-,.,.. HsydeivGris.woId, civil engineer, monkey blobd';, disclosed an '*'rh to junior high schom use. all sums of for peaceful pursuits like medit. ârtfoM âllonaP’^ . slatant't^GlUirtMôhnsoh,..prin was authonabd?^ psepare speclfl- to come''4i5^ the Gapttal area, which thejr felt ire cosUhf jin'the Superior Court. rOom. ^ Cine and. farmlhg.-' / . EveiYon'e concfcrned with the one. box^hmeh and bever- cipal of ■ B«iiaKf\Jtinlor Ifigh factor” which ohk bunian being in' '^^ty taxpa.vefSônCy they ahoul*!^ Vernon Center'CAg ' Battk'andrj4 14' formerV|[88i8tant, Hyatt SutllfK; Tufnbull,. Horton., and Frederick for the cost of'iiew highway co’it-. area arh paid' fo> hy a general and fhdm. asslgnmeht» made ^vlth .tiower'a original plans. After some trim and window fj-anrieB give some |.;wh'd''jB' rtow a high school vice a'ra>ii8ed in th'e'-.flghf' to 'a a ^ ,, the town tax'. Since the-ctty’s Grand claaaea for'all from thrje years,of of- Mr_ and Mrs. >-Y ' Chandler NatlonaL^Fire .100 . lift Rds,, wlilch could, hot be sCwered newTOT^lfe. c;ructl6'n, .iu;n as-for the streets initial reluctance, Russia ultimate idea of the ultimate appearance of P h o e n ik ^ ^ r.... .'.-v. 71 / ' 74 prifttlpaL ''s beforik-, , . > ir the Maguire Tract: Jdat makes tip. what he estimated age through high school. ' . ; Foster. South Rd. Amdlntihoata Approved .. 'In . Miinc.hester Memorial and ly joined It hammering out the ItollriMAI Over TelM C*Man4«, tha addition. The SpepOers’ 23rd anhlverSafy Lita'dna Indemnity Ins. Coa. The ItiGtallation Includes a pres The Directors. will be aajkrJ to. to be two'thirdsthe tovTO’Va?- Because of consti>iction noiv'ln I^ lc document of agreement. Fiu over ayersM toilet Voter Seaalon Extended other hospitals today, blood ie aessments, city reaidaata,are pay-' progress, departments will meet ia today. The Fosters properly AetfTa Ufe . .. .16b .17.1 , The sbv4n-,nBifr.,teaohers whose sure line and gravity lliie alotig' typed for the''rh factor with, ae- act a,^date for a hearing‘ on side Some such cooperation bet-weeh bowl. Sturdily bon- The selefclmen voted last night marked their 25th anntveraarv, cm Aetna.Casualty ..-ir>420 130 appointmentsk:w.ere''Ngpprovcd last Hilliard St, and a ptiniping gtpttoh. walk vQstallation along Various ing for their own aervices and two- follows; Nursery and kindergarten, the to adjourn the next~Voter-maklng night are Mrs.^ddlth'^Dlckhaut, nim to make sure-that* no patiint thirds the cost, of the rural eu'ea’a at the County Home school; pri- ]. Easily dcs.nc^- Sept, e: TJonn. General 240 255' who is rh negative''ia^glven -rh 'Stiaets;. ^ . consider whether the hoped for in disarmament fields. ■esSion on Saturday, Sept.'2B from Children of both' families w*ere H artford Steam Boil- 84 92 a. June graduate-of the Uiflvel^ty USEFUL HALLOWEBN >1 to-wn' phduld pay part of the <^st' gehooi poUpe expenditure. m ary and junior, grades 1-6, at S 5 1 .M of'Masaachusetta, ■n*h wlR teach- posiUve blood. ' ^ x.. The two alderman favored a Vernon Orange; Junior high, at the Officials noted'that Russia re 5 to 7 p.m; and reopen for an;gd- present at the; celebration includ- Travclera, ...... '. 64 69 0 Axtell, Neb. (jpl -ÔYd - of group insurance, for town wdrk- 5^ peatedly has talked about^lli- diUonal hour from 7 to 8 p.m. that big Mr. ^ d 'Mrs. Craig Spencer Fublie UtUitlea a primary grade a t. Manchester Here recalled a civic project effect era, to keo if the town -will rent separate town tax as an equitable church; and Senior high, pastor’s ed Some 40 yATs ago., 'fhe, city method of paying for school po- itudy at: the manaC: . tary manpower cutbacks./But they WELDON DRUG GO. .day. ‘nils was done in responae.to arid daughter, Pamela; Mrs. Mau- Conn. Light Powei‘N.:..19 21 Green • School; David tJoom as -of htal-action but made a deal with Space In Charter'Oak Park tem Uce and other aervicea instead of Uttle league Banquet . .. vy-C;'""''fi ‘ ■Aaid that not until ’the 'Boylet h' .apeclflo request made* to the ricey'Foster Spencer and daugh- Conn. Power . .. .>.^,^'-42., 44 New Britain, who will teach., sci fathers waited to remove the the town's youngsters to Include porarily to 'C n rie r Chtv.r'dlat, Co., Union, felt, a'meed for more mip-. Board for admission of Electors, lers. Cathy., and Robin: Mias Bette Hartford IC-.-c.’ tiC . 68l7fl .60 4 ence at Barnard Junior High; Mrs. amny hitriiing posts along the' the removal Of the. posts in their and td tahe up -the: townA overlapping charged for dty rest- The annual JJttle Lesê. ban- ' ’ Anthortaedjlsaler. Helen B. Maurice 'of Manchester, denta which how exist. . quet will be held'Oct. 13. Outsiders po w ef'o n 111 farms and in 1^ MI MAim ST,;-^,S-5Stl comprised of the selectman tnd Faster and Bruce Foster. H artford Gas. Co. . .'i, 37-lii 401j nnhin street but fear of public planned Halloween pranks. It with the Ma'ncmiister Gmjr.try factories did. the Red Acmy begin town clerk, to accommodate peo . PTA MecUng Tonight Sa New England who will teach a mlddie grade.. opinion .prompted them to go easy. worked and the hitching posts for the gulf coUtoe Ft Globe Hol *1Vould be Mote Fair' wishing to attend' are asked to — ------Also, Edgar D; Bohttz of Fltch- "It would be more fdr th is contact Harris ShimkO'^tz for to demobilize somewhat. Manpow ple Who work Saturday aftemoon.s; Hostesses for the PTA meeting Tei...... 39 4L. They decided against any for- ijever were replaced. low. way," Alderman fêraâid. tickets within the next two weeks. er, therefore, was cited as a pos Tlie effect of the decision will at the achool tonight at 8 o'clock Manufacturing Com|»nles sible field for disarmament accord be the regular aeasijon from 2 , to include Mrs. John Swanson Jr., Arrow, Hart, Heg.’ .^^58*1 61'',4 The aldepmen are n ^b ers of a ParenU of players who have at- Asso. Spring...... 32',a 35',-j dty-appointed ramtmttee which ready been contacted are asked to Workmen poured a rotunda In miniature on Friday at tha on a limited baais; 6 pum. on Sept. 29 plus an addi Mrs. FYank Ulm, Mrs. Leonard tional hour from 7 to 8 p.m, that Wood, Mra. George Taylor, Mrs. Bristol Brass . 23 25 recently issued a report favoring J*t that member know how many new sew’age plant under construction off Olcott S t Ralph Lingley, Collins 110 120 creation of two separate school from their family will attend, Marines Seen reeidenV engineer for Metcalf A Eddy, construction engineers, day only. Paul' .Willey Jr., Mrs. A rthuf The selectmen also npm(naled Scanlon and Mrs. Bernard Sheri Dumham Bush districts, one for the dty the other R**n postponed the play-off _aal4 the dome Jiad. to .be-com pie ted in one day. It is of reinforced' Em»Hart- ^ r the rural area., game for the Farm League cham- Existing Undier concrete and covers the primary digestion tank. At right la the ■ Dr. Robert Bo\?en, Coventry, to dan. ' ...... ~.-i*TTrn • succeed.himself as local director of The get-acquainted session for Fafnir Bearing Ahner U Bropka, a member of pionahip between'the Moose team secondary digestion tank, which will have a 'floating steel cover Landera-Frary Clk. ,. the Board of IMikmtion and for- »n*t the Kosciuszko Club. This when completed.’ The tanks will perform two of many steps health for the 4-year pirlqd begin Staff, neW and old inenibers will ‘Nervous Fear’ consider election and inatallation N.B. Machine Co. T... mer dty’treaiurer, agroed with will be played Sunday at 2 necessar>’ to treat 2.5 million gallons of sewage daily. Work ning OcL 1. The appointment ia N. Eastern Steel .... the aldermen em their position, say- P'*n. men estimate about 60 per cent of the consiruction work has WE'LL ERKCrr YOUR OARAGE-x WITHIN THE NEXT 8 subject to approval of the ^bUc of officers. Mra. Thomas Miner, WEEKS, SO THAT YOU'LL HAVE YOUR UAR PROTECTED Carpenter Rd.,' will be proposed North and Judd ...... ing rural sendees should be paid , Hospital Births Norwalk, Ohio, Sept. 18 '{/py—The been, completed. - . H*r«ld Photo by orura Health Council of the State De Russell Mfg...... for V A Vefnon Fire District tax. Mrs. Robert Favreau, THIS FALL AND WINTER WITHOUT PAYING A CENT. . as vlce-pr'esident of the unit. mother of a Marine recruit; who partment of Health. ^ Events Tonight Stanley Works ...... Alderman Kieman aaid he and Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland, and Mr. claims he was hit in the stomach an auto which figtired in the trans Girl .Scouts tu Perform Terry Steam Mayor Heman G. Olson talked “ t* M gi. Richard McGovern, 32 had upped his money demands for Girl ScoifU • of Troops 108 and Aim meeting tonight: The wom by a corporal for failing to say| portation of one or more men in executing the attack Oh Rie.sel. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL en’s Society for Christian Service Torrlngton . with First ^lectm an Herbert I. SpftnF St., Rockville, are parents volved In the acid hurling.’’ The 124 will present an exhibition of U.S. Env’lp com Pagan!, who Aaid changea In salary daughters bom at City Hospital "sirj" said today the Marines' a t; The FBI. said Rij recenUy has folk dancing at the Eastern State.s at United Methodist Church, 8 Parris island are"Ihing under a prosecutor declined to' elaborate. been an executive- of the Acme _ £ m u r o’clock and the t-adiea Benevolent U.S. Env’lp, pfd. .. .c , 12 paymenU for school police would ^ J!*" The F 3 I said Ri} Is w’anted on a APRIL 1957 ^ iraa woat tha hast Nqr far yaae Exposition In West Springfield, Veeder-Root ...... ;I 53'i tear^â nervous fear.” ^ ! Dress Co., Midvale. N. J. Maas.-, Friday. The program of Society at the Congregational be made this He said the J*'^®*‘* The South Carolina.training sta-', cliarge of conspiracy to obstruct New York City Police said rec 5 YEARS TO PAY # NO DEPOSIt haaw...ha saea to chad tha . Church at the same hour. The above quotations are not to budget waa comidled foUowing the , , Justice through the attack on oaaMp fsatarsi la WINSiaOM Scout!:Tsexhibits will be held in the ‘Kesta* Notes be construed ok actual marketa. •rale of past y e » r k IdenUcal twins born Sept. IL to lion is the same place, where six' ords showed that Rij was arrested AS LITTLE AS A WEEK Youth Building from 1 to 4:30 Marine recruits drowned In a Riesel. This Is the same charge May 11, 1942, -on a charge of viola It will be Anthony Armentano The aldermen addk they felt by Edward C. Dean are p.m., 'X, marsh during a night march this lodged against DIO and the other tion of the Selective Service Act. EREC’TKD BY SKILIFUD MAHONS AND CARPENTERS KYhfM Trwkt of Andover behind that vegetable repeating thesi Itemivyear after hospital, al- men under indictment. At the time ■. QO-IT-YOCRSELF PLAN ALSO AVAILABLE The group of 17 local girls will push-cart at the Italian Festa summer. Het was charged with felonious as leave the Community Hall at 8:30 Pedestrian Hurt year. whlch.fthey said ^ wrong, Mrs. R.'L. Harnkfar, mother of of the attack, the FBI said, Riesel sault on Jan. 1, 1945. Both charges n ' Saturday. Andy Fisher will be hot A fUed pattern was s e t\ ■a.m. Friday for- the trip to the six children and wife of-a -World was about to testify in an investi W'ere dismissed. YEAli dog and hamburg-impreaaario at V ‘’W® shmilr)n*t' Wrnner»» s,t the hospital this year, are gation of labor racketeering. FIRST Fbfposllion accompanied by Mfa. the American snack bar; The trat III .Mishap Here War-I Army veteran, sai-1 she had ■ 'Trial of Dio and his six code- Lawrence Colfverae Jr.. Mrs. James / Alderman Peters said, refe^n g * to ^****" Marjorie and At - been a t other camps but. had never H ie FBI brought Rij’a name into fehdants in U.S. District Court G qRADE toria, in charge of Mrs. Martin / the way these senicfa Sre i^ d e d ***" the case after sending out 200,000 IT C. Hassett, Mrs. O. A. Owren, Lynch, will cater to those who rel . Mias Elizabeth JZStunrt of. 172 seen 8uch^"feac’.' as evidenced at waa set yesterday for Oct. 15. I. Mrs. Andrew Verprauskas and Parris Island. "wanted’^ placards ;mround the A ish' grinders, pizza, lemon ice, Ned- Boltoij-Rd. suffered a cut el of S t R IT ¥ f m Mrs. J. T. Hohmann Jr., the latter She claims her 20-year-old son,- country. The placards carry Rlj’s .STIIX KEEPS HORSES M Ilallati paatry and rich Italian' bow when atnick a glancing blow j Appro^ After Veer \ * Church will meet at 7:30 photograph, description and two of Andover. J n P ™- the school hall. Donald, was hit by a corporal for Apache, Okla. W NeUon Mc- R coffee. ' . by an automobile near her home several aliases. The FBI said 'Rij Cay has been farming in the I 4tt'l km Is k* s aidMsIc Is its I The girls have been taught by >*e*terday morning, police said. yearT^âJ^ln « \..’*®**' ‘"* * Bowling League not saying "sir” to < the noncom 'T E ' Mrs.. Verprauskas, Mrs. F"Iora B. hverl^S?i.r^r^.r«. . 7:30 p.m. at the Kos, missioned officer during a mop and "may be armed and should be con Apache community for more than R kSMM. tarFJXTMM. Adyerlisemenl—- . ' Investigating Patrolman Wil sidered extremely dangerous.” - 50 years, and he’s Still using horse E Johnson and Mrs. - Richard B. Flora B. Johnson .School of liam Cooke said she stepped out be cluszko . Club. President Fred bucket demonstration. E Mather. They will Perform native Am requests aU bowlers to be' Hamisfar underwent an emer Rij reportedly has'been missing power. ' a FREE. ESTIMATES Dancing open' Saturday, Septem ■from beside a parked car without /■ from his usual haiinta here'since ^Tractors are cheaper per acre. Write Today for FREE GARAGE BOOKLET <• aEA.SY TERM.H dances of Italy, Spain, Ireland, ber 29 .at; the Bolton Community looking. A side m irror tm' a pass gency heran dperatlon. Hie Greece, Scotland and South Amer ^ " P‘«« ^®*' the season. Marine Corps, which is investigat Abraham Telvi, described by I know,” lie admits. "But I’d still CALL ^|J Q A HAVEN, Hall, -Class dr private instruction ing westbound car driven by How authorities as the actual acid ica. dressed in traditional folk ard M. Kenneson, 37, of Clark’Rd., ” ®P® Chapter, No. 60. OES, will ing the whble incident. Said the rather,, use.s horses. And I’ll bet COLLECT V ail e s TNUT O 'O O 10 CONN. a Awnings a Canopiea in all types of dancing. Ballroom corttog to Board Chairman SUw- obaerve past matrons night at .8 recruit had a. congenital hernia thrower, was'found shot'to' death down'deep in their hearts all other dance costumes they made them classes begin Tuesday. October 9. Bolton, hit her as Kenneson July.-28. Authorities said Telvi farm'â would loo.” . a Jalouaiea a Porch selves. / . brought, his -vehicle to a stop, .. , ' P-m. a t the Masonic Temple with and Jt did pot know whether shy -Encloaiirea Register by Calling MI 9-1335 only way these Grace Weld and John Dorn* blow aggregated the'situation. . They have'danced Ibcally for a Cooke reported. * U.S., GARAGES, Inc. parents’ night celebration and at 'AfanchesG-r Evening Herald Miss Stuart was given emer ‘Sf'VJ' about Is for bek presiding; 'A potiuck sup- Mrs. ' Hamisfar said Donald a special international friendship / *® *'®*'^ • conference per will be served at 6:30 p.m. “wanted out of there’.' the 1395 DIXAVELI/ AÊ., HAMDEN (New Haven) Ifailton rorreapondent, Mrs. Joseph gency treatment at Manchester USED MA party. ^**®troen and The Women's Republican Club Marines — but . did not -konev Sec Our Display of I'm! Size Garagea at Abave Addreaa IVItalia, t e I e-p hone Mitchell Memo.rial Hospital and released, Fire District officials. of Vernon will hold a card partv v.'hether he would formally apply JULL TUNSKY Those ^whb will make the trip S-5549. officials there said. Police brought OPEN DAILY SAT.-HUN, to 6>A1,—THURHDAYH to 9 P.M. art Grace.Tuttle, Caroline Mather, no charges. Coui^ Commôner Francis J. at the Vernon Elementary School for such a releê. She said she "YOU SAVE ON EVERY TLS^GARAGE” ^ PH0|LH'MI 9-9095 racnard, Rockville, the only other At 8 p.m. Prises will be awmrd- was not planning to ask for Vny Gwen Owren, Susan McDermott, The woman said she had Ipokcd penm • to speak at the hearing, ed and refreahmenU served. Mrs. Marilyn Rose> Carol Gents, Bar east once, noticed oncoming traf- 4 BIG DAYS-WED. FRI. and SAT.SEPT. 19th-2 release and that such a step was bara Valenti, Phyllis Converse, Cra.shproof Auto **w_-.7? **** ■WPCtipriatlpn Samuel Gamble, yhalrm an, re up to him. , ' flc'^Bd waited for it to pass. .She submitted by the Board of Select ports UckeU are avaiialê at the "I wonder w‘hat Kind of care and Susan Miner, Linda Olmsted. , Curbs Casualties then stepped out ■without looking / men X or/d^r of the TUgilMal. door. . -i' Shirin Richardson, Susan Johnson. east again, she. explained to* police Hall treatm ent h«‘lL Fet,” she told a Dorothy Brondolp, Susan Borrup - £®®* "rPUld be approve«t.^He sUd A condrmation class for adults reporter,^ "He 'bverheard an officer '•.X' Tolland County haa-^kad an ap- wrlU start at 7:30 p.m., at First say they’ll get him when he gets .and linda Hassett. New York, Sept. 18 (JPl—Dealgns lilon ia it^-budget for three Lutheran Church, with all deair* out.,;BUt wnth all this talk. I’m., Hpecial Fire Drill were shown/today \ for a -"crash- Iâjjue to Hold X to red^tcorate the Superior Ing to unite with the church ask sure th at will changle. AS ADVERTlSEb Firemen will hold a special drill proqf' car that would permit Ita USED pom t rooni, but because of .leaks ed to be preaentr^^— ^ — ’’Marines on lhe’'"lsland /arc' - 1 ^ . - Thursday at, 7^30 p.m^ in the uae of occupants, to walk away after a m the roof the work has had to be afraid to talk, afraid to lelf you the Scott Air Pack/and the reausi-i- head-on collision at 50 miles per Membership Tea postponed,fioAponed, tator. All intereattfd in learning the hour. OPEN All Vernon / aad Taleottvilie anything. However, the.tfeatment . . . You're looking -for * dependable laundorer and operation of these two pieces of ,,,-Tkis year’s ye town ' budget of newa items are nem being handled at the hospital is quite'good.’’ A p'rototype of the safety car is The annual membership tea of /fl.071.512, dry cleaner. Thia long eaMUahed, locally owned equipment are urged to be .present now under constructiqn. / PORTABLES which must be epprov- through the Manchester Evening at the drill, . the'League of Wornan Voters of UY- fd at a. ■: EVERY Town Meeting Oct. 1. Herald -Bock\1|le Bureau. 1 W. and ope^M concern' f^ênses the irind of At 3:30 p.m. the same evening, The project was announced by F. Manchester Will be .held tomorrow shows an increase of 891,289.48 Main telephone TKemont Dio’s Aide Hunted the Fire Prevention Committee will J.. Crandell, vice president of the afternoon a t S '*!'clock a t thie Man- AWAY over the one approved last year. 5-S1S6. Ql'ALl’TV and SER'I’ICR you're seeking, meet to draw plana for celebration Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., and The largest single item is the edu- E. R. Dye. head of the! Safety cKester Country Club. ./ N I8 H T In Riesel Blinding of Fire Prevention iS'eek in Octo Mrs. . Jacques ■ Shaw, president, PLAN xaUon budget-request of 8747.090, ♦ ber. In the past the department has Design Research Dept, of the Cor VARIOUS USED n n increase of 839,444:31 over Senior Citizens ~ exhlbitetr^qirtpmcnr to' tire "'■school nell Aeronautical Laboratory. The will gf^t the guests and explain Z r la s t year. (Coatinaed from Page .One) 1 children, aponapred eas'ay and two groups are, joint participants the functions of the league- Pour 4 IN T IL tafr 9l ing will be Mrs. Louis Heard. Mrs. " x Two Join Marines To View Slides Announcement of the search for boater contests at the school and in tire project.,, . held a public demonatration of FYom- the outside the car looks G^rge Marlow and Mrs. Jay Rubi- . A Rockville man and another Rij, .who-had not been named pre hovv, past presidents, and Mra. CONSOLE MACHINES from Tolland were among 60 re The second meeting of tAe Sen viously in connection with the case, equipment at Bolton Lake. much, like any other sedan. But cruits who left for the Marine Members of the committee in radical changes have been made Allan. Bourn. ior Citizens Club, conducted by the came first from the FBI in Wash-; LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANINt Chairman of arrangements 'fpr Corps Parris Island. N. C., basic Recreation Department, will be ingtqn yesterday. LateK Asst. clude John D, Avery, Alfred B ar inside for safety’s sake. training camp last night after relt, William HanO, Paul Xfaneggia, the tea^ Is Mrs. Walter Schardt. held tomorrow afternoon at the Dist,'A«y- Alfred ,J._ Sootti, head The driver, sits in the center qf membership' chairman of the X. Âarlng-in ceremonies held in Commumtey Y beginning at 1:30 of Dist. . Atty. . Frank S. Hogan’s Peter Masabllni. Richard Mather, the car and^ ateers w ith -a two-, Hartford. The new' Marines are E. E. Perkina, JpUua’Strong and league, and in charge of ho.spital- TRADE-INS P-m. Rackets Bureau here, disclosed handled levef-typc control .syajem. ity is Mrs. Chester Koblinsky. DEMONSTRATOR— LIKE NEW RIDDCiD James Caldwell. ToUand and Mrs. Walter Elliott of Bolton that his office also is hunting for Stuart Wells. /*' Chest ■''pads, safety belts apd CJiarlea Cervens, RFD 2. Rockville. Seawail Repaira Underw'ay Anyone interested in the l.«aê ACCEPTED DURIN6 will present an illustrated talk on Rij. . ■ : bucket • seals are provided fw- 'of Women Voter.s-is invit'ea to at City Council Meets . Repairing aeawalla Is not the driver and passengers. One seat her Mediterranean Cruise. . There U.S. Attj’, Paul W. Williams ' only work being done at Bolton tend the tea and is asked to’con- Âldermkn Thotinaa Kieman, City will also be a program of games, then said-'l)|l8 men have been seek directly behind the driver, faces to tact Mrs. Sellardt. \ . « S A I l ^ Council president, presided over singing and .dancing, followed bV Lake since the State began lower the rear. DESK MODELS ing Rij' since shortly after Oi€ ing the-water level. Theodore Good, » M ^ t* a brief meeting of the refreshments, which will be seii-ed blinding acid-was thrown iiito-^Rie- ’ Other 'a'afegiiards Include, doors CpuitdH Jn the absence of. Mayor child has a power scoop improy- . SPELLING MISCl'E by the ladies of the Second Congre .sel’s face on a street just Bfr ing bathing conditions on bis Kee- that ■will not spring -open In a Spokane, Wash. I/P> -;-When the (EXBeSRL) Herman Gi'Qlson. gational Church. . • ,. Broadway -in the early' morning crash, and sheet metal stiffeners In .A letter . r ney Dr. waterfront. Among other Odd Fellows and .their ladies came w a s ^ e a d from Miss Members wishing rides should dark last April 5. , things, he ia refiorted to be remov the roof. - to town for their.'slate convention, Witfi F. Ransom.ansom, 14 Park St.. call tile Recreation Office before Williania' declared; ‘’Rij ia be The announcement said ,_the ataUng that she fell ing an old ktohe -Wall which must a big -banner ■ across a downtown •ltd noon on Wedneadav. Ueved- tn hkv* h ^ n the driver of once have stood on dry land but •‘crashproof’’ car npw being made street greeted them: ■ has been buried Iti the lake in re-' will not be'.a-protqtype for mass' ,‘;Welcome..Odd Fellows and Re BUDDET , cent years. , ' production. But an example to in beccas!" / ^ Many lakefronf residents, have terest the public and auto industry Only one thing wrohg. They HRMS " expreased. their gratitude for the in safety innovation*. .' were (and are) Rebekahs, CONSOLES REG. 104.7& SINDER Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY DEMONSTRATOR-^KE NEW REDUCED VAGUOM WASHER LOW All Types Of SINGER CONSOLES c l e K n e r IT IR WMshiiifi FkEE! This Handy MONTHLY Dance Instruction ' (Deoioastintor) SAND AND HEAVY SOIL PAYMENTS Removed Automatically with BOOK BANK DEMONSTRATOR—FERFECT 8 5 9 . 7 5 Re-Opens For Classes SEDIMENT SWIRL-OUT Saturday, ^tem ber. 29 with every new/acennni of $15.00 or MORE!

Join the 1B/M. tHRIFt CLUB ') ; NOW— Ml 3.4414 pr Ml 3.4443 A S isOW A S Your Ravings Tlam OR IN PERSON AT THE StUOlO It pays to be thnfty. Save your ^ AND MANY, MANY OTHERS .e TERRIFIC BARGAINS • ‘ loose change",Regularly and watcl^ the 22 OAK STREET Rook-Bank fill up. When you open it at the bank you’il.be surprised and gla’d to drWEEK SEWING COURSE WITH EACH MACHINE - FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 1 9 -7 -9 P.M. Hotpohd axelwiva ^ 9001^ .Wa SH -R N ^ ACTION , seeJhow your loose change has grown t.'- waiiids o9 eiellw* claonaf... sdfar. Evarytfiing't into man.v dollars , . . and, then watch THURSDAY. SEPT. 2 0 -7 -9 P.M. * those dollars earn dividends and grow Current Annual Dividend A W EEK cMomdlic ottadmants, no oecassodM to taka out, B ate / i. .*Ia«(i out, ;9f raptoeal A#i| reawnberzAqveiwelk .a regular' S.B.M'Savings Account I SATURDAY, SIPT^ 2 ? r ^ 1 j#^ AcHofl W 4 33 par cant tow M wotor Ihow «iy olhau leo^Ung ovtaptolkr Sea Hptpoiid sooni

Mrs. Glbtwn . la pleaaed that MIsa Beverly ,BoUiao wUl join the facultyty M^ • tuU time•— aaaiataat.' am^mm M|aa nwuiBvBbUino mmm had asimsaea atiamled ino.the. Infematioiial Dance Congreaa in New York for the pnat 4 ycihra Md la continuing her tWnch atudles both here and in New York, She wna rhoaen. to idem^airpte the “Brlgadoon Sulte'^ thla year MAIN ST. at the Congr^ Ifeiir^epr if df 9 Mra. '- Oibaon's------advanced ...... ballet pupils •? •tudled at ' i*. ■".' School la New York this fm»t doinder. tOUANDYURNPIKE T|LMI9i4i21 —• k - V s' •

" . X- / 'rL- y : ’! , - . \A !: '.x: V, '■•v*'-^x •V'-' 'ItANCUESTi^R E V ÎK G HERAU>i MANCHESIER. QOMN. TtÊSDAY, SEETEMBER 18, 19iA^ i U n CHESTER B V E toG ' HERAU?. MANCHESTER. OONR. TUESDAY. SEPTÎMBER 18, 1686 icoff Sfel60ls Tolls Plan Caravan l^tarts P o lice V8» Newspapers Tolland Cojo^y' Here Tomorrow Court Continues S o m e B u s in e s s s S e e n For Five N^w River lîdges For MaJ^-BaJly B lam ei -A^son Hearing . fwm ;» ■«»»;'OB«) . i|Mm id 30 Hanjihestef JÔv , Sepf.-18 (Special)/::^ e iit R m;lMld that hl» authori^, pu^fics^ S^^roil out Of^t^r^'tlV Thel egaÔg^nat ' aCj'SUffdhl iôr WekibeKger Of SAM DAWSON contlaua to movO (aat. an auto^caraVan at 7:30 tomorrow WQYttad: chanr^ ^ t h arson *waa “Dude has been rtmnlng alidvq' a Ao^nu4dJ"fcirocine iveek ih v t^ ; N#W--York, Sei^t. 18'(JP)/— Op-iytafAgo. Fattened pboHeibooks of . a time achwiule calls for corn- >i^ht. htoded^ârtford and the^ '(C(Hitlntted.froot Pag* One) opMAgT'crimliiartosalori of TU'*- Stevenson .called on bustoî prospecU to ^^**i*‘ received wagA on (it tho ^Foundora' <&tata Static Patrolman John Mc^ kiclT-iiff rally orB dn^lliây's land Ctmnty^-Stiperif*^ this ■ ...... -• ■ ~iimu-caaea — - .... - - to say "whether Jib- t) Bridge in Hartford and the ■ ‘ ^ '"n rap^tad he arrested four campalgn^for U.S. Reêsentativp, kidnapel from the patlO of ""his I ^ l i o d t ^ o w n monjing.x /"IS YpOR NEWEST GlNE^L ELECTRIC DEALER IN MANCHESTER. late vypek and on th* Xort of campaignirtlf;'^ ■-South Windsor bridge by The rally, to be held in the.^n< ^'^totbury home. "-^Hla body wax 1 Judge Howard YV. Atqqm br- today—except to the-t,lhls"Urtll be their merMeat Chriat- 1, IftM. The Wilhersfield- ind, charfdiig.paoh with deref. the continuance bv-tniKciiiw no White House comment; krt and among-4ume- of I And. many store keepers are e _jding.^'i-^ 'nastuih' of W eaver, High gclwcdi,^ ^found Aug. 24 in a hotoysui^klS Sewing ilroup .. _ ^/ARE NOW FEATURING A COMPLETE LINrOF 1957 P NERAL ELECTRIC TV tltmbury 'kn i d g a should be will be keynot)^ by" OongrcaOman ickct'not far from the hbuse. |Li>tlu)ran Ladies AiffsSbcti against Mrs. Gladyk M cQ uade^ Hiss, a former-^tata De; the-more'dWtfeus of the flW icla l! P '»^ «*»t/ or more charge acedunu by Jan. 1M969. ^ 'Vv,/ They were; William r>.;,Weher, order to allow Atty., Robert -Ji tnbnt employei'aerved'-ajmoat ftatertliy; / \ Land,Ather"thpe payment plana., 44. of M Vlllagai^St., Roc>v}ffe> Joseph. Maftltt- of Uassachuset^, -.•A I I It I meet Thiiraday at 10 Am . with iVOTiOr Rlblcoff had -b e e,r^- ;aho has twice servec: to.^Speaket- gelO J, Lanmrca. M Mrt>'|Yea 'î^vey. 81 .Foster St. Rigeon, public. defender, tlm r4o Mrik;J«hn"'M,'Lo»?Sr>^ yeaia-hk,fed4ral prtSMi after ' Th* mil cal^M4ftb•âeeins ebod Appliance makers—who, liito the erned to .to whether mol Fl?ahk 4. TavShi, 29i of Wethers^.. mechantooind c:;bble,. was ndiefed prepare his defense arid fof thf convicte'd/'oC'. perjury ih-denying, he auto^^gkers. ha^:t^b% jxh.ving 9-5284 6 eIdt;>J^mar F. 38, 'O.f the House of Representatives on" -kidnap '--a.nd'-murdet. charged; The mimher# .will; bring aarid- rs,. Johlv ;M. Low>f- 32 Oardbtt. ba wtiljni^to pay v>Ma /6T' Wiehes.-and"the KtotetoWill serve case td-he assigned. a trial, date. St.,' thto mojrntog at"ManChes ever passed government secrets To.,\ major toduatries, rotol>tca^/itod>^ ‘ y **' “ lwt^=âlao eoUiU lion, thru dirJUsl i>f. WtlshinfiWWj Rd.. Vernon?; sbd snitts'now GOP riiinortty leader..^^ He has aald he abandoned the ba- P ut Prbmirt. CotnrtGaai; tolls for>ioora hrlMee, ^The- locai..^caravan Is. expected Mrs. McQuade was botmd over ter MS; ijrihl-Hospitsi after a a-^vlel spy ring. even many of the /armers, 12 Ntton to 9 P. M. would reUeva§^^‘ — Pitolea L; of Hi by. Be pleaded Innocent-by. rea- ’ lllnesi. Thuiitmn ^ replied ”‘N.o" "when Htass. AU\veretooppcd on Rt. i td''he one o f 'many that will coh:^ ,lnc^« Jir/hi lastdhree months *°?i^ •T^***’*'^**^' Saturday 10 A* M. to 6 P. M* - MIDDLE TURNPIKE • # • MANCHESTER -SBiTliea ••*' Ic ja)n» and verge '«n Harifofd fro'ii the 29' ToWn-commits the arson riharge resuittog from Sri She w is 'April in 'Dorchtoter, asked- iii.'/MUwaukee on' -Sept.. 3 ,hto^tjan a$qut tone per cent njany cases, if Uruction, He now 1 Hctnui^f_ Un said tiârrest dates **]^^}4;ieewiU:po8tpone Us meeting which apartment house blaze July 7. Msas,, on June" 8, 1897* . She had whether he C^tdered Hiss a Uqn- it'Vaar kcboitMin# fn tiMb AvH ' rc6totoiit6^|K do jihow up at th® wero Weber,.ûiây; âyani and towns in the First. Congressional motorists would M will! District. In all, about , t.000 May wAs-achedUied for tomorrow night, Judge'Alcorn set a new bond'-at been'a qiember ofYM C^sntsaXkm: niunl8t"8py. . " ' 4 ?5 toe^ ^ S ^ :^ i Jtorea"^y'll flhd-hlg^ price, thu ,y ^ Is to avoid long dOlays, 'lOpodrich, Safucday; amd Hul;;-ûn- news of thc^M e had been.made|it wHi ms held Friday, Sept, 21; at $5,(>00 .and- accepted a request' by gregatlohil vCffiurch for 48 years.' 'Nlxpn and-Kail, anibng others, partisans' are expected to.Ûend pUoUCi , * . Btoldlng Ind^ry/Happy. " 1 in^MtôC^Wtructhm and th the rally. Republicanvheadquartera In the the defendant's attorney for a Besides“ ' her'husband.Nshe trill - ^ leaves later challenge3'Btevenaon>Ao re-*-;; ifanufacti6turt__ira hXve4>ebn^test- iftW>>sted a'835"lmad"itad, lii^' Lamarca’a tfisl is set-./dr .(Jet pudlate lhat Trumafi statement...? The OQnatniction':1noiisti:y'~eould- ■•fpr# you purchoso yo u f-^xt TV foiv iiioko surTycMi compiirB O Ult SINa ttf to'tovdôm, work, John Shea^ 'Mayhhiays cacam-. :Ahdrewa Building, 83 E. Center trial by a jury of 14. two Mtqrs, Mis* Ruth P ^ e r .of lug good time# o f late' by calitiig lay^-offldial gd-^haad invotv- the othcr<;^scheduled to..appear St."-'-, \ - . Asked yes'ttrday.wheOierhe sub '"i « ’t be happier except/tnatAor-;, paign'm#nage'r in. MancnCstefNiaid Francis L. Ratte, 23, Watervllle, Ytonchestei utas8 builds - - ^ SATIONAL OFFE^ôifiÛ truly oxeoflHiMral lliio of S to lo v iti |i foffie H| aC^tto GiHe the atate rheeting, originally..scheduled 'fhr. Lyons and Mrs. Florence Gibson. which resulted to a,. 3-vehloIe ac home from 7 to 9 o'clock tomorrow OptinUsm—or hlgp hopes,-If .you j n y be pjfiying a p a r t .------\ - gU.0 million in ie '— - ■■ ■ ’Ynstatto y Stevens'jn~xdded; ' tomofro.w night, has beeh'-post- "Notmng^^has happened since wjll—caA tally off many figures Business e.x^nsion plans appari' the bridges* this drottld poned until Friday, to tree local tari'-newspaper, - Whe i th-iSpaper tlque Show of the WRCS clrtles, ' Ratte'a car hit the rear of the ghd annoWcements to oack it up. ently hold high In spUe of rising . Robert R. Campbell . then to chaitge my views. Now, If ; morsy^than offaet by the .ex- Republicans for the rally. Hovv- refU8ed"-U> cooperate in withho'd; Oct. 1-5,-will be discusaeiL, truck and was to turn struck in , . H w steel ihdustry says orders costs— Slid even in face of still ris-r ded dcgtstyuhtlmt p n ^ a m that Robert R. Cairipbcli, 79. of El what I, said fouF'years ago places l i ever,. a finance eommittee meet ing the ne}va:;:-to he*)t us get the the^rear by-q car following him. to sight inean capacity business tog inventories produced with pres- now.bet.bo ciitTieAoutoth" in Hie next baby bach unharmed and possibly Mrs. Ernest F, Steinberg and lington Rd.,. Wapping, died yester me in "■dlsagieemehtx.,\vUh what N a s s e r ing also, is scheduled .for tO' He and two jmssengers in f the President TVuipan says'pow, that for some time to come with a enfcapacity. yearf to hwet urgent needs'ln morrow. apprehend the kidriaper-^we were daugh/er. Miss DofoUiy Steinberg, third vehicle were slightly in day at St. Francis Hospital, Hart continuing scramble by users for Arid, therefore, the makers o f 4- ua sactiona of the state. 'tOsfrttmed (ran Pago One) duty bound to release other papers 70 Benton St„ have, returned after ford, after a brief -illness. is where the re.cord must lie, must ghea said that anyone wishing jured; rest." « ' some steel prOducU In sh6rt sup capital goods—the machinery, the to. attend the rally should coi4 from comiriitments of cooperôn a two weeks' vacation In. Wash In other ■ cases a nolle on a Born April 10 1877, in Glasgow, ply. 4 tools and other equipment that-1 '^tjie earlier plah and has denounced they, had given us... ington, D.C., with side trips to Mt. Scotland, he was a former resident It was Stevenson's first formal tact him. Seats in the gymnasium speeding charge was entered, four news conference since he ..waS * Aluminum mefi. are equally op will go into the new plants—pros-' the proposal for a ustra’-.aMocia- are being reserved according to "On learning that several news yemon, and other places of inter speeding appeals were vacated and of Windsor, Vt. For several yeara, timistic shd preparing for further _per and predict they \vlll continue ^ A"' on lUimpage est to Vlig;inia. While in the Capi nominated. He , came. wlth,^' tion as a "declaration of waf.*" toii’n, and Shea. udll. have to know papers -were working on 4he story, two cases continuei for two weeks. he made his home here with his ■ expansion to take tore of expect to next year. Only material short- tol Q ty they attended t)ie wedding apologies for beirtg almost a half ,'A b previously outlined, the asso how . many seats to request. the'Nassau (Joqnty Police Depart A speeding charge against Gor- son, Robert S. Campbell. He was ed increase demand. But the ages and tight money la.'slowing Pfin South Windsor ment sought their cooperation to of Mrs. Steinberg's grandson, Rob a member Of Windsor, Vt., Liodge hour late, to a crowded ballroom ciation would employ veteran Sues The Caravan, whichwill include aon Swett» South C3oventry, w m of the Park Sheraton Hotel with copper producers, fto the. flret the expansion pace, .they clalih; pilots to take ita own convoys hold up publics.ion until noon the ert -Gaudian - and Miss Mary nolled on recommendation of of- Masons. time in many months,'.are finding alx or more. Cars, will leave from Louise Adams. Sept. 8 in the First two prepared statements In anti The oil industrj', already doing- J Hkiuth .Windaor. Sept. 18 (Spe through the canal, collhet tolls and the Municipal Buildingât 7 p.m. next day'to give us a chance to State's Attorney Joel H- Reed II. He leaves another son. David stock on hand increasing. better then a year ago, sights a V : 1)—Hia bees in South Windaor get the baby back unharmed. - Baptist (Siurch, 'Washington. cipation of questions which wert/- from them reimburse Etopt. who said, he-,had no eridence of M. Campbell of Denver, Colo,; a asked of h'm. The auto -industry inAitts that possible big boost for production enUy got up in arms today, Naaaer haa warned mat any "Telephone compan.v ■ toll rec speed in the ^Sse appealed from sister. Miss Minnie Campbell of In spite of higher prices ' the new here should the Suez Canal be .js full morning's work for ord# prove the time of our re rSt. Francis Xavier Mothers Clr- The first was on the Suez crisis - move to force a convoy through Coventry Justice Cduct. ■ Scotland; and three brotjiera, Wil- —did he regard the administra- 1 models will prove irresistible to closed or bypassed. Texas wells. dent State T roca r William the canal, would mean war, and quests.' - , cle w ill meet tomorrow nightnig at liairi of New York, Jamea and the consumers. - This is a chron; uP*l.**'*^ a "speeding con- lion's handling of it as a fair cam vuiiBiuiiEi o. • 11118 18 a cnron-.j rtow operating only 15 days a _ ilthwaitt. outcome moet of the 18 nations are P olice Spend "One newspaper, which had been 8:l5 at the home of Mrs.s. JiJoseph AlCtiOn Whit?h Archibald Campbell, both of Scot Ic state of tollef in Detrdit at ■ month, could be released to pump * ^ t 8:30 a.m.. the trooper was Ictlon which resulted from an ac paign issue? FOR AS gTTLE AS pledged to avoid. contacted one half hour before its Holloran, 42 Bolton St. cident in Coventry during the sum- land. this season of the year. Auto more oil for Europe Powerful and depend ^glped to investigate an. automobile One suggestion is that a guinea secon,d edition, notified me that mer. Funeral services will lê held to makers --shnig off the record Alze able General Electrid "~ldent apparently caused when j u r a u j Hose Cto. 2 of the SMFD re THe-llat of optimists goes on and pig convoy should steam up to one in despltd'an urgent plea from its Vacated were appeals of Ronald morrow at 11:30 a.m. at the Wal- of insUlment debt atill ownto by $2«50 PER WEEK television in a beauti el R. Laurie, 88, tried to ahoo entrance to the canal and request sponded to a call for an over on. Only some stock traders and Nassaq reporter, it wa# 'goipg L. Krivetz, West Hartford; Ar- kina-Weit Funeral Home, 142 E. Two Thieves Fail consumers and the tightness Of some bank economists wonder how ful cabinet of genuine ' Off his nose and crashed into permission to pass through, If ahead anyway and print the full heated oil burner at 1:10 p.m. to money In general. \ Ruotolo Probe mand Pomerleau, Groton;- Arthur Center St. The Rev. Clifford O. long the bo6m can last. And where mahogany veneera tf'i I- i utility pole. Napaer refused, the Big Three con- story.” : day at 42. Hale Rd. - No damage Simpson, pastor of (Tenter Congre To Milk Machine Bo do the merchants. Retail Here a truly fine quality televinon ile Inveatlgatlng the acci- aider-he could be accused In the occurred. B. Shorts, and David J. Limauro, the money is coming from. Model■ e l------Z4G183 also Two days after- the kidnaping. Hftihd^n. AH appealed speeding gational (Thurch, will officiate, and —made by famous General Eleetrie , another, automobile, travel- united Nations bC. failing to observe (Continued from Page One) News Managing Editor Robert G. available in modern convictions, with Umauro .riao ap burial Will be in Wapping Ceme- One’-of two mep who drove'up -ând priced no more than sets of in the - opposite direcUt^, the. 1888 OonventiOn!s promise of Sharid said the newspaper got an ter.Vi far lesser quality! Just look at blonde oak VeneeiY. pped and its operator, Williaip freedom of passage td all naUons pealing a conviction of failure to to Dart's Dairy at 315 Center St. Jitate policemen, up to the rank early -tip on'-Uie kidnaping and stop for a stop sign. There w'ill be no calling hours. Yanh Flood Hero to Eaunch these features! Manning. East Hartford, ex- at all times. . . of Captain; eight Hamden police printed the 8tory.Jn its 8:30 p.m. Local Man Held .Sunday abo'u/ 11 a.m. attempted *1y. asi^to the trooper if he up to the rank of captain are aid The case of State vs. Emmet J. to force a woman employe there (second) edition unaware of any Bryson. South Weymouth, Mass., Mrs. Annie D. Gaffney I adm ii^tef first aid for a bee Ing him and County Det. John On Evading Count to open a milk dispensing machine • FAMOUS G-E ULTSA-VISION police request to hold up the news. was .-continued until Oct. 2 for a Mrs. Annie Dougins Gaffney. 86. British Fteplica of Mayflo>icer Holta in th« investigation. Sharid added at .the tUne: ao he could extract 11)# money, po pre-sentence investigation. Bryaon 105 -Webster St., Hartford,. ' died lice said today. • MOVlE-SCRB^»I PICTURE O N LY. he nbticied Mannings Nixon- Says V • Ike • In addition. State Atty. Abra- Denlea Breaking Agreement Joseph B.' KuIas, 63. of 41 Lewis yesterday at Manchester Memorial - :i , r, Alphonso Genovese, 36, pleaded guilty to attempting to ob Chief Herman O. Schen'del said " Brixham, England. Sept. 18 (>P): CLARITY hanf S. Ullman and Ass t. State "We definitely did ijot-break an St., arrested here last , night, waa tain money under false pretenses Hospital after a long illness. :"ly all. of the work is being done liy Hartford, in an unconscious Atty. Arthur Gorman, and Coroner agreement.” . the man pu.shed ‘ he woman around _ — A ,former U.S. - airman whose hand. Timber for the maau and Dej^rves Vote turned over to Hartford Police pn by trying to post a $30 bond with Bom in Scotland, Jan. 16, 1870, a little, but did not hurt her, The >, he advised Manning to pro- James J. Corrigan are devoting a Pirinell also critlcizej a West- she had lived in Hartford for /brfiyery endeared him to the Brit- '^2..'T** "hipped from Canada. ^ A l u m in iz e d TUBE at once to the hospital, a bogiis check, in order to be re aspiring thief was .insuccessful as greater part of their time to the bury VilIa^..ofllciaI for relaying a charge of evading responsibility. many years. She was a member of .ish people will thlii Week launch a mainmast lurriedly completing his invest- case. leased from RockvlUe a t y Jail. He the woman, w'.io.se Identitv the Information about the Npase to He posted.a $250 bond and .waa has since made restitution of the the Horace Bushnell Congregation will be American—pine from Ore- • UP-FRONT PUSHBUTTON .Hon. Trooper Kaithwaite went For War Curbs newsmen before c0u(i^ty.'detectives chief would not divulge, said she ■ replioa of the ship Mayflower that gon. released /Or arraignment Oct. 9 in money. al Church,. Hartford. did not have the ’tey to the ma took the Pilgrim Fathers to Amer- POWER TUNING Manning, overtook him and could start their inveaUgatmp. She leaves a sistiir, Mrs. Har Work is now complete/on the ;ed him to. East Hartford (CouthiiMd from Pag* Qne) Hartford Traffic (Jourt, according Judge AJeorn also continued for chine. tea. He said the official ‘bfearne the two weeks the case of Raymond L. riet Breen a brother, D o n a Id lower deck and frames. After the taL - ' M esch Am ong 50 ^ immediate fountainhead fbr^ all tc Hartford authorities. /Schendcl said one of the men He is Reis Lc Leming. of Top- launehing the ship will/be taken • DARK-TINTED SAFETY GLASS McGee, West Hartford, cliarged MoLagan, both of, Hartford;- two rei'emained in the car. 'The one Who penisb. Wash., who while stationed is in critical condition ^ lo r s Monument in' downtown newspaper inforrriati'on.” He did Hartford Police said Patrolman nephews, Harold ' and. -Richard into drydock for the upper decks, hoqiital, where he arrived ^dianapolis. ' M arine Enlistees not name the official. with speeding. The court was in entered the dairy slid he "heeded here wbfi Britain's coveted George • CLE GLAREJEfTTOR -Ttorman Kastner investigated the formed that McGee's appeal is. to MoLagan, both of Manchester; and poop, forecastle and/aft castle 824 square inebea dous. Although he has since, The Vice JPltotdeht, -often ac ‘It is not our purpose to fight' aefeid^nt which resulted in Kulas' the. monev badly," accordtog to the Medal for saving the lives of 22 deck and superstructure to be' be vacated but no official confir four nieces, Mrs. Victor Gordon of chief. Sgt. Henry Gauruder is Britons in the great floods of of viewable area Red conadousness ■ he iM jim cused by IMmocratlc critics, o f Richard B. Miesch, 18, son of Mr. with the press or any segment of arrestXJTUs driver's auto hit two Guilford, Miss Griace Rreen of added. • SET-AND-FORGET VOLUME lêrltical gonditlan, according.to using unfair campaign ' tactics, the press." PinnelL added. "But mation has yet been received from handling inyestleatibn of the Inci 1953. Modd$4Cl83 and Mrs. Bernard X. Miesch. 22 parked ckr# on Wetberfield AVe. Tolland Justice Court, from which Hartford, Mrv'Dwlght Latham of The Mayflower's ropes fur CONTROL ■i- r< Raymond tsihlin, who is treat- pledged that he would "aet the Greenwood Dr., has enlisted in the we are.not going to be charged in Hartford Abput 10:45 p.m. yes dent. which took place about 11 "But'there's one'little angle that nished by a Scottish company him. McGee appealed. New York, Chty, and Mrs. H... I. o'clock. hasn't been cleared up--whether record airaight" whenever "our Marines. He selected the 3-year with the death of a child whose terday, Kastner said, -and Kulas Smith of Virginia. ‘ P"*- The desimer, nevese had been operating a opponents misrepiêSeht and dis tour of duty, * life we did everypthing to-save or not- he's a teetotaIet%’-^ ■ U.S. William A. ,B. Baker, naval archi • PUSH-PULL POWER SWIT( allegedly left the >Cqne without The funeral will be held tomor Air Force spokesman saij;x T h e O UP-FRONT "PUSHBUTTON*' POWER oeser. tort the record and;. .1 vlllify the PVt. Miesch was among a group wchile the real responsibility lies reporting the aecidenr- ^ row afternoon at 2 O'clock at the tect to the Bethlehem Steel Corp is, victim of the bee-cauaed President.. elsewhere." spokesman explained that Ltonirtg willaarlll be ona., hand for « _. the launching . . ■ * ; 1 B w H i • POWERFUL G-E CHASSIS TU N IN G — ^The quickesL easiest way to select of over 50 enliatcea who received Patrolman Waller Cass4Hs Jr, En^neers Tour Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Ca^t Announced - must duplicate a 17th Century tra- — a-«hannel •—------^ ' Sdent wpsnot. not injupred aeriouS' Nowhqve in prepared excerpts of the oath of enlistment from CSpt. Pinnell's statement apparently made the local arrest. St, -with the' Rev. Joseph Zezzo, “ A grand ship this." said 65-'J althpnjgh' his automobile was hia remarks did Nixon' mention' waa made ip reply to a 2-page dittofi A f ehip lalaunching by drink " ytor-old Jack. Buckler shipwrifht 1 W. F. Taylor, officer in charge of Treatment Plant of tKe.- Horace Bushnell Congrega For Coining Play ing from a ^ ea t cup. • DYNAPOWER SPEAKER O SET-AND-FORGET VOLUME CONTROL— Vely rtomaged.' > DeaAocratle presidential candidate Marine Corps recruiting in Con story July 30 in Newsday, Garden -r:' tional Ghurch officiating.. Rurlal "She )tas no Iron kneeo^toTl wood A might accident in Cov«n- Adlai Stevenson, o*-. Sen. Estes City newspaper, accusirig him of \ .A»d to Fake It under and betweenr^he deck No need to re-set sound' \ necticut, and Western Massachu The" Connecticut Society of Civil will be in Zion Hill (Tertjetery, ^^MOTE CONTROL CHANNEL I; '' fmUrSmyay afternoon, an auto- KefaUver of ' Tennessee who is setts. Following the swesringVln bungling the Weinberger case^-f- Firni to Locate Hartford.'- The O nter Thespians -have an ^**It would be too bad if he had f rames'.''^ *\ ile driven by Mrs. Rose A. seeking Nixon's Job. Nixon re Newsday based its story on an iorir the town's vlr< nounced the cast of their' forth to fake it,” said .the spokesman, SELECTOR (optional) SHARP AS A MOVIE SCREEN— No gUre with . ceremony, the Leathernecks de Friends may'call at the funeral »ou8u«mKnoNAi aowit tw h in s— , WiUimsntic, yf^M /forced ferred only to "our opponents", and parted for Parris Island, S. C., Investigation it conducted over a I n JMeW B u i l d i n i F -disposal plant home from 7 to 9 o'clock'tonight* coming production, "The Heiress", "but'we expect even a teetotaler .& E aluminized tube and tinted safety w in ^ g s i^ road by an oncoming car / & Sept, Sept. 26 as well - as treatment could handle A. little wine,” Automatichlly rotates tuner the short ' - / M t "our critics.” where they'are currirttly undergo period of more than three weeks, to be directed by A. William Aat- S^t Here / C o m * /n one/ 6 * C o n v in c e d ! t Bunker Hill Rd. Replying to Democratic conten- ing their recruit training. comparing his methods with-police plants in East Hartford and iey and presented on Friday and TTie British. 'Sponsors of J i est route to selected station! So quiqk REMOTE CONTROL— at slighiextra cost (niangt Personalized Floors" Inc./ .will' .^beky Hill. 7o’one was injured aerioualy in tiona that the peace 1; precarious A'former student at Manchester operational procedures Jn five ‘V- . Saturday evenings, Oct. 26 and 27, Mayflower projectif are jpic^nR By PeiiibrbkeCiub '.— so silent! ch^ni from your easy chair^ '' I accident, but two of Mrs. and that American prestige in the High School, Miesch was employed large cities. move into larger quarters near its The tour was planned by a corn-, at 8 o'clock at the Bovers School. Leming's expenses frojn41ie United |uier'a diildren, riding with her, mittee ’ of which Fred Thrall, as F u n e r a ls States and baclptoîn. - but the world U at an all-time low,. Nixon by (Jook's Service Station prior to ‘Ihe citids were Kansas City, present address at 392 Main St. / Those who have parts in this Hart: \ iken up. Leo. r M. • and Mo.;.''Los Angeles. Jersey City, sistant superintend :nt of the Sew fascinating drama are Rita Bush, Air ForceJabelplng with arrange- The Hartford P em b i^ fe,(Tlub____ stated: his Enlistment. when construction of a new $25,- v.m ppenê>en toe 1956-57 season with a 8, did not require medl- Oil'cago and Philadelphia. er Department, and James H, P'-.illip Burgess. Ronald Glenden- men' 000 commercial building liuthor- ^ . Miae; Sikra T. Long attentlon. The Newsday story chargod’ that Sheekey, town /engineer, are mem Funeral services fof Miss Sara nlng, Sara Crozler, Penny Richter, fer Lemiqg /drinks from the ricnlc supper at the honre of Mra ccording to.Btate Police from Plnnell: ized by a building permit- htsued bers. ’ . ■ Thompson. Long. 336 'Adams St., (?lcm Neil. Patricia Orr, Jean- 'cup, he'll psss it around to the Alfred Sundquist, 50 Wyllys' St., You Go Stafford ' Springs barracka. Board of Education Faces Failed to set up roadblocks or today, is finished. The visiting engineers,-will ar who - died yesterday, will be held Adams and Alice Nell. shipwrights who are building the Manchester, on Sunday, S4pt. 23 notify other police.. Mrs., Paul Phillips, who with rive in Manchester a t '1:45 p.m. tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the chapel Tickets for this presentation'' Msyflower II. They'll drink from ht 6 p.in. There will be a btistoeas Failed to safeguard details of her husband, run#.-ths floor cover and are expected to devote abO'O"' of Emanuel Lutheran ';!Church may be obtaintd from anyTliec- it and the - cup will be hesved meeting on reising money for the. f . ^ u ie r'a automobile ran off Transportation Problem the ransom note. ing 'firm, said the present business an hour to inspection of the plant, Burial will lie in Bqckland 'Ceme plan member. / overboard. Then the order .will be scliolsrship fund, and a rep'resenta- Net^ aG E | iI E R A L e l e c t r i c road and hit a stone wall ^hen Dealt unwisely with the proas. Ja -in a building at the- rear of 392 which Is about 60 per. cent com tery. ■ ' -» ahmitsd'across the shipyard of this -ttve from ■ Curtts—PubttiHIfig'"dB7 ..ôuU CoveU. 40, Seagrave Rd„ , Delayed release of . the baby's Main SL - Half the floor space pleted.' , ’’f old world fishing portj.i will speak. All new, members in / y. .failed to grant half tjio^Widiespread complalnU by par-<*>fseed with the issue formally. He formula. of the new building scheduled to The society will l.old a dinner '.‘Stand by fo r. lAunchlDg.” this area are invited to attend. _^vcaUgating" He- waswas—aiTBSted—on Trooper Wal- ents .ke ac property at 392 Main St., will be taurant in Rocky Hill with Wil ther's ship Will be .sailed across charge of the supper prepare I j'' tion ip the cases of those young Delayed bringing the FBI into used by the flooring firm. liam H. Putnam, chairman of the the Atlantic next year and pre tion to school was brought to light uqrte. assisted by Mrs. Harold sters whose parents appealed for ths investigation; The.other half o f the first -story Hartford I;«deveiopme.nt Commis Aired Bôrie Warrantee Deed* sented to the United .States as a Bi-tckenridge. Mrs. Nell Ellis, last night at a meeting of' the reilef, It was in no' finsiicial i)osi*- Pinnell did not explain the time will probably be rented, as will sion and chairman bl the Hartford I Manchester Properties, * Inc, to' gssture of godd Will. Mrs. Lawrence Hardacre. Mrs. Hospital Notes Board of Education.' Uon to provide transportation for lapse' between the newspaper's office space on the' second 41oor, Bridge Authority, as guest speak- '^ n Planning (Tommisaion Mm. Marlon- -Sumislawskl, prop Btillt entirely by British funds (Carles Kin*, and Mrs; Glendon • P / • • erty on Union St. Board Chairman Sheru-ood Robb all of the 95 students. charges and his statement, except Mrs. Phillips said. ild brief public . hearings last to the' tune -of 100,COO pounds hfârlane. uTof.Manchester. He also noted that a number of to say-that he felt free to present Architect Arnold-'lAwrence de Hia subject will be “The night on two residential aubdivi: Roger C. Brindemour.and Cath I $280,0001 In the shipyard of The executive board for 1956-57 |'i#aîite Today: 182 said the board'a business manager, erine Ann Brindamour to Fred Douglas Pierce, h ad received complaints came from neighbor l)is version now that Ânuirca has signed the building and it will be v’elopm.ent -of Hartford'Sl^d' -sions, but acted on neither.. Stuart Upham," the Mayriow-er I| includes for a Second term; Mrs. iJLTOH'miD'YESTERDAY: Mrs. been indicted. built by R. E. Wandell.The build Bridges." » erick M- Heath and/ Barbara' N^- ra 'tasplns,-WUHmantic; Mrs. "quite a number Of telephone hoods that are cloaer tq the' n. One is the 40.acre, 70-lot Burn will be sailed to America byOndr. Lawrence Braittigam. president; high school plant ojt E- Middle ing will, be of masonry construc ham Elstates residential jevelo])- Heath, SfiO W. Middle Tpke. ,,Aiah T. Villers, anAus'treiian iJoyce, 15 VictoHa Rd.; '^ ls "'a n d that he himaelf had re-, Fred P. Kelsh end Josie B. ,M.re, - '^Norman Ebensteln. vice Tpke. at^rookfield SLttian they tion - with steel framing and SUEi; INSURANCE HIKED ment on the north aide oaf t BurnB ■ master of sailing shipe. president; Mrs. Paul Schor, treas luel Tuicotie. 85 Overland St.; ceived five. , Keish to Jofm Irwin and Eljzabeth. AU the calls, Robb said, con are.to the old one at Education^ aluminum windows. Lawrence lAmdon. Sept. 18 Uft — British ham St. near. Windsor St. Land She Will be manned by a crew of urer; "MIsa. Elizabeth deW. Root, lerlck Stainmeyei'i 39 Durant PO Substation said; The permit issued by the liisunince 'iiompanles raised ,.th'e Irwin, propOrty at 48 Delmont St. ; Mrs. Betty IQmer.'BFD 1. An- cerned. high school youngsters who Square. • ' . Develpoment, Inc., developer, waa 21. as on the first. Mayflower,, and mtinbershlp chairman; and Mra. building, inspector's office, gives imtea again, today oa -Sues .ba AftiM-luneiit's win be navigated by replica 17th r; Mrs. AngHa Chafnhenaiii; are under. 18 years of age and live ---"If -it wasn't reasonable and represented by Ally. PIiilip'Bayer. . The Stanley Wprks. Inc., Vincent M. Corso Jr., publicity a considerable distance from the necessary to tram r.6rt children the building dimensions as 42 by nal cargoes and ohlpmexta'to' The development' Will have septic century instruments.., Like 'the chairman. The new^ officers in lover; Eyart Nurmi#, li5 Main 48 feet. and from Egyptian, jmris. against Victor And ponsid Cifar- Mra S a i^ Connolly, 13 Sum- 4iew high school. ' from those areas last. year, it's tanka and wells. Tliere will be crew, $• paseengers. some-of whom clude Mrs. t James Kinne of Glas elll. $700, property at 99 Gardner will be direct descendants of the S t; KqUie I>wyef, East Hart- "The Board,, as a matter of policy, Aven less reasonable arid necessary sidewalks-and cUrba. ' /' St. tonbury, secretary: and the'fob rto do sO this .veS-," he said. U.S. Representative AntOni'Sad- original voyagers? will be dressed ; M{m Marie Cone, 92 High does-not provide bus transporta The subdivision will have two Connecticut Morigag*'. and In lowing chairmen; Mrs. Ira Levin tion-for high school students, re Four More Buses lak will be amorig the notables whri streets-, Croft Dr.^,ahd Meffert Dr. in. period costume. Rockville; Mrs. Louise Woodr wlli attend the official opening of vestment Exchange,’ Inc,, against of West Hartford, program; Mrs. gardless of age, It does, hawey^r, i f the Board were to provide (Torapletion is scheduled in two Across the Atlantic, the May Harold S. Barrett of Manchester,' Cosfs less than"" ' 27 Emerson St.: Rupert Up- the hew parcel post -substation on Helen F, Konrad and Charles jCon- flower n wijl, be handed over fo 78 Oxford St.; William provide triuisportatibn for-elemen transpqiîon for the 95, it \vo:ild years. social; Mias Lois Brornaon of have Broad: St:,, scheduled for Friday at rad, $20,000:- property on Lake St.' Plimofh Plantation 'Inc., of Ply ton, 18 8. Alton St,;.Patricia, tary icho<4 children living a mile toVhire four more buses, ac- 11 a'.m. , TTie Other subdivision la the Judgment IJen Hartford, waya'-and means; Mrs. or more 'from their school,' and corejing ^0 Illlng. He said there is mouth,.Mass., a counterpart of the taeii. RFD 3, Manchester; ' Acting Postmaster Aldpn E. _7-acre, 9-iot development by Dfi Albert *W, Campbell agaitot James - Shequine of Kensington, mony Tabk Models! for junior High school students no room on the present biises, and Merrill B. Rubinow to the north "Mayflower project in Britatn which Lillian Weirs; RFD 2. Rock- Bailey announced today his plans Gladys H. Powers, $1,280, prop la responsible'for building the ship: forum; and Mrs. Richard Wagner Lorraine Wilhelm, . RFD 2, who live niore 'than a inile and a that . (he youngsters' homes are or Porter St; and east of Eei-gu- erty; on 98 Lenoi S t.- of S!m.sbiir'V- regional furtd. half from school. ' , ' for -the ■ cerimoriy, which ■wiu.ibe Sailing Dale Unreriain Wmington; Mrs. Margaret scattered in the four quadrants ■attended by Mayor Harold A. son. Rd. It will'have town water Trade Nam l Certificate • If the ahVp is completied'in.time MifiTAKEN VAPOR leau. 173 School * S t; Mrs. No Previous Complaints .of the town'. , (Coat$Biied from Pago One) That, NixOn said, it "what we and .sewer. Completion is ex-- Michael. J. M gi^llo, doing bus St. Petersburg,-Fla, (P) — The The question of ‘ -transporting Turkington and'other'local digni khe wjjl sell to New York before lette SUIes, RFD 2. Rock- The Board now spend* 242.000 taries. Bailey .said he is extending are going to do." ^ pected 'in a .year. i iness as Harvest Hill Package ahe goee to Massachus'etta. ’ ’ihe fire department rusheid to the rj Mrs. Geneva Pric8. 39 Lyness high school students under 16 for bus transf-ortatlon,- but there workers that economic progress in , "We' don’t have to einbelllsh it No* opposition was voiced about Store, 39t W. Middle tpke. sailing'dfete is uncertain, for much scene when a house, root wto re years of sge had never come up Invltationa to the Board of Diiec- Mrs. May POots. 14 Welcome were no authoriUtive flfures tors'and other town officials, and the 3 Vi years of his administra with clever -quips and / fancy either development. Marriage license work has still to l)e done. A apottes- ported on fire. Only m g PER WEEK Mrs. LuciUe Rowett, 1127 Tol- before, Robb aald, because there' quoted last nli;ht on t^’hat four- '^ e only discussion hinged on' It found the roof waa hot,- all expects most of. them to beat the tion i| ''attested ' by' economic phrases,” ^he vide President said. ■Frederick :-iaymom' Pesse, 73" man for the Stîpyard said it might Tpke.; Mrs. Estelle ^L.appen. had not been any complaints. ‘ 11 ore buses would’ < ost. HoWeVer, opening. While misrepresentations oh whether the sidewalk requirement Center St. and Hildegard Mar- \be ready next spring. right, bill the vapor rising from €ASY*TERM$, OF COURSEI ’Branford St. No action was taken on the mat it is believed they would edd up- facts.” distort torts 1 will have to be should be waived along about. 300 garete Mueller, 423 Center 8t.‘ Thirty-five British ciaftsman it wasn't smoke. It was steam, ter, which Was not on the ilenda Roland DeNoie of the . district iMlTTED TODAY; George w ards of $10,000 to the transporta postal manager's staff in New .- ■Turning' to the farm problem, answjered, Nixon taid, "we have feet of Butternut Rd., Uie only Sept. 29. (Thurch of the Assump are Wmrking a 5-dsy 'week, 11 caused by rain, falling -biter the terton, 171 Avery St: last-'night. But it was scheduled tion bill. . apmdthing* better to offer the proposed street in the development,' tion. . - ■ hours a day, with, overtime. Near- roof had been heated by the sun. for discussion at the Bpard's..next Haven, will bo aniong the post of Eisenhower , said farmers^ have ■RTHS YESTERDAY: A son TTie School. Board now hria no fice department officials at the American people than mere per w/hei .2' the street Abutts property Building Permits Why sbttle fOr less than a con r. and Mrs. Harold Maynard, meeting, on Oct. 15. at which time money for such en expenditure. If been taken out from under a sysr sonal abuse and yilliflcation of our of Mrs. -Anne Waddell. • •- sole, when this beautiful'toedel Superin.tendent' oh Scbopls Arthur ceremonies, - Bailey added.. To Wesley E.'Vahootir for ton Ave., Rockville; a it decides—or is forced—.to trans Construction of the riew sub tern of high rigid price supports opponents." ■Mrs. Waddell, through Atty. Thomas M. Davis, for a dental lab in rich mahogany-grain finish _ ter to Mr. and ^rii. Marcel H. nUng will have additional data. port- the 95, it would have to re which he said was maktoK their, - tlie Republicans, Nixon said, Paul Marte, reqUeste-' t)ie waiver, According td Information al station began nearly a yeSi' ago oratory at Hilliard St.. $6,000. on pressed wood costs less than «tU . *162 Broad St.: a son to quest an additional appropriation while------•"the-'Iate i ' W' H. ” ■ OHn— Grant- was situation worse by piling’ up farm- have the record and it can be because the burden of maintain To R. E Wandell for Norene so many table modeUt . "COMPANION? and Mrs. James Hobbs. 413 ready compiled by Illlng and High from the Boa/d of Directors. summed up in one sentence; ing the walk would fall on her. School ’ Principal Edson H. Bailey, still poiftmaater. He said then it surpluses.' ' I.- Phillips, for a 2-story eoromercial 85 aquare'inches-qf viewahia arto'^'Medel UTMf, rsKMUand St.;, a son to Mr. and In actions taken last night, the cluminated' about five years of "The American people, under the Mrs. Dorothy Jaoobson, a mem building at 392-Main SL, $25,000; And why settle for less than de Wilili - - there are 140. TUg^r-school stu , *TTie farmers have be*n given pendable General Electric, when ilam Bosee Storrk. Beard authorized renewing - the planning. ■ '“ the right to hope that they arc Eisenhower administration, have ber of the TPC^.aald it is not the To Raymond T. Schaller for a • Aluminized picture tube., IS TODAY; 'A'daughter dents who are under 16 years .of lease on the federally-owned Silver have the best (our years o f : thSir policy of the’Commission, to waive G-E Television Sets are priced. sge. Of these, 95 live more than The new facilijly represents tjie going to share equitably in our dwelling at Olcott St., $11,600." , Ir. and Mra. Robert O'Connell, Lane Community House for riasei- first real expansion of pbstal serv ••''es. .. V - - the sidewalk requirement, and ,' To Joseph Rossetto for William qi> low? Coaie in and sse! # Works anywhere a eonielc trill i^to'ondale Rd.; x sop to Mr. and two miles .from the plant. This toom use at a weekly renUl or$25, growing prosperity," he said, - * I ices in the town since the main Eisenhower said he wants the Forecaafai Nov. 8 Victory: pointed out tfiaf the roSd will be Krah, a dwelling at Bell’ St., •.gLEAR AS A.MQVIE worki A Vemer Nylin, 28 Harrison" St. distance was measured on a radius, and approved restoraUoii of. the And, Nixon said,- when that .has close to la achool (Highland. Park $_14.OO0. rather’ than, route-mileagi;, basis building' was erected. It has been Republican campaigners to'go be CREEK — the brightest, d is c h a r g e d YESTERDAY:' school banking program in' the used since spring to handle Man- been pointed out to the people, the School). ' ■ , To Eklward R. Price fOr a ga • Powerful (Êchaasi61 vj Xm. Jsuiice Fitxgerald and daugh- ' Robb said a number of parents ioweirgrades on 'a trial basis. fore the public and tell the truth -sharpest picture you’ve ever oheater's parcel post mall, but has forcefully.' , ■ ^ results on Nov. 6. "are going to be . William Allen, actlrfg chairman rage at 76 Linqmore Dr:, $1,400. seen! ^ 88 E Middle Tpke.; JudiUi feel strongly about the matter, and Smith Heads Qroilp not.been open, to the public. good." ' - of'ihe TPC,,warned agatoit the .. . mhJ hr cartful, tro, • Cholee of twottone eaUnat fiaiskMl added that two of them have said To W[lliam' Lewie, for altera-. In Beautiful tM )8iiak. 40 Auburn R d; Alfred In another matter. .'Robert Smith Bailey-said today that the pub "Thajt.jJtould be our campaign.'' « Nixon and his party took off at 9 precedent he felt the waiver might :t ions to- a dwelling ' at .176-178 • SET-AND-FORGET VOL. O^KMi Jr..' 42 Devon pr;: JMfs. they would appeal for relief to the was hamed to head a Committee lic will be Invited to tour the new he said. ' ' a.m; EDT. just a few minutes set..,-,' ' v' Spruce St., 860 in the selection of yosn\ B|onde-Oak Finish ' • UME c o n t r o l —no need “ -Douglaa and daughter, 50 State' Dep'ailment- of Ekfuqattoh if that will draw up a recommended Tile President. sflid he does not' building on opening day. There 'sfter -the Vice" President' finished ------— ;—^----r—' -I-' . Modism Pressed for continual sound adjust. PER WEEK ‘ I : SL; Charles T. Curtia. 104 the ,)pcal board did not take ac rate .tchedule. for rental ■ of facili after, the following services will be believe Republicans should pay speaking. Ment! $ 4 .0« BL. Rockville; Mrs. Thelma tion,- , ties at the high school. Hi* groOp, much attention to what the Demo erctcription Pbtsrmacy offered there: stamp sales, registry ■ Starting with a nooq meeting Wood Cînet • POWERFUL G-E CHASSIS EASY TERMS dt. W im ^ r Locka; Mra. An- State Requirement which he will appoint, will work of mail,' and parcel jmst mailing crats are saying. He said that in today In Indianapolis, Nixon's cam (i Ttiq cemfeamdmg o f a prescription it important. —with aluminiied picture jt« Urtochio. lOS Oohunbua ffL; -And.at ohc point night's with achool authorities, -aqd. their and delivery.' Parking faclltiea for bis own campaigning he has found paign will take him 15,000 miles ja. BUtobeth Haaaelman, Eaat discusaion, Robb a^d he. believed recommendations will, be acte^ on the public near the. building will be himself ao busy trying to' put. over during the coming two weeks. Select a prafesaioaal pharmacy where you are aa- Only tube, Dynapqwer speaker the local BqaM. was "not living up* FO R S A L E by the full School-Board. " ■ ' ample, Bailey at):esaed:' his own. meessge that he didn't Betwedri now and Oct. . 3, when •wetl ample stocks, predag compottoding anti fiair ^j^BCMARGED TODAY; Mrs. to the letter of the law" in its The Board also was informed even l^now .what the opposition Come in for Damonstrotloii ToUayir 'The new aubstetionWeS -built, by. he winds up hli; first campalgiL: prieiH^ Yeiu wdU apptoeiateMr interestwi,'personal BManm fttalejr and aon. 47' Avon- /allure to proyide bua.tranaporta- that, the application- lt-hah--sub'}- Green' ManorJEatafesTTSe; arRi" >rill ... . " drive*at Philadelphia, mxon -wi|ll 4MM8 Rd: Ethel Lucaa and Uqn for the young'high school mitted to the federal gpvenlmertt i "As long as we.')iave a poeitive Stop in more' than 30 cities and n.UMBlNeeaiNEA'nNB BUSINESS s t ^ c f. And here, ytMT patronage is appreciated. studnnts. be leased for 20 years at $6,500 a U a K. hlalii BL; Mrs. Joan for the OiTord Village administra fyear to the U.S... Postal Depart program afuL carry the truth about miê at least-two speeohes each MANCHESTER -SALES assil APPLIANCE COMPANY ‘ Baa and aon. Tt-Unden 8t.; The State aUtutea require that s'r sj::'’?- —x tion building js now 1>e1ng proc ment. ■ |. H to -the people, let them do the *‘wdl-k’lng day,” with emphasis On . OF ANBERSON Ml JOHNSON Y «w CanorantM: Osr Mstfii\ Germaine Frank and aon. a municipality prdvlde hut trana- essed by the General Slervices Ad- The ffovemmCnt has; an option to yelllrig," he sold. the Far West, the Midiyest and the QBINN’S PHAliMUY ■'" • C;/ O a i ^ D r.; lir a . Cati|etliM portatlon for u n dh r-l8-year-oId miniatratlon. -if .^le agency '-de- Northeast. He, ^11 spend t ^ ^ t s 1 YEAR ON PICTUKK TUBE ' ndnr-Mnott'OM: renew the lease at $4.87S,a ytar for “ Nixon, speaking- briefly q f^ r • f PLUS daiwMar. IIT •tudants if ILia 'Yeasonable ,a'hd clhreis the building,,8ti|plus, it will, 10 ytora at the expiration of the dSiaenhower finished, urgM the Re at his horns in Whittier, Call IwfiM u M tîohM l 2 7 y m a n . A rugcMy In. PHONB Ml 8-4) n ' NATlOKAXJbY A »V E K _^ •Ira, n u S a.B lIlott, WU ueoeasarY" to-ô ^ be turned over to ManchestCri for’ ». . ■ X - » a ; s 8 MONTH.*! p N A LL TUBES ■ ■ JBEANOU, PLESi- prea^t tease. publicans to .follow the advice of He will plu'g for the ElsenhowSr- vMtmMf for « caoobit ponoii. conlplofo in* ANQ PARTS. ' B. Brown. . IT ’ Or- Board .meuiber Atty. Harald usa to clgasroom space. A dbcialdn The new building coat about* a Democrat, thd late' A1 Smith, Nixon ticket and for local ■ GOP ■ ■ wjutMsnstuPMeiwni IT Oarrlty, hownver^ eppoOed taking by the agency is ' expected ■ negt $60,000 to -build, afeorfitog to «, who useused to aay and over.xl^bernatorial iUHl Omgresaional %m«ri(M eoN Mll*fN4. ^ ■ ' ii' iinrimiiiriiii ------■ M -- --- * •otteS taUL the Boardywa^ month. Groop Manop apekienuui. a iM s: ‘.'Lrt’ia Ibok T 4 ; rvoon* . eontmdara. ' ' f t J r * ' r\ ■ - ■ a w - ■•J ■ A A ';,.A - -I . ' -N ' ''!w. \ *.'■> . , .■ ■--.-V, V*' m b »'ili«vsummsr. hie ..ôcnooh'pipe an indistinct swer to his letters slashed themselves with . rssor f wirj Mt. Rd.,' were marcied Saturday in aieect the;.1- Her samty w ill'be; paid out of obJedtîtHhe r * t end of the potato was hoping y « t svoum I i ! bladea. last hlgbt in a protan * patch'amK^tid:^ "See, thit ifllWer the South MethodlSt 'Church. The tou n.'*f 11'i revenue, m e . 41 cue- send t»e > « fresh one' eyerj’ 'day," Tearmony waa |icrformea-hy ean- against.prtfon fOpd. ^' i. V ***’” ®''^**^*®*’ °®* ®*^*''~|.teriaa last year .did a gross biisi- over there-''Hit>.,îther a a'lroe "ltei was the pikityeply;"They pay » They were among the 76 1n- tenas. . - | neas of .185.000,'Iltlng reported. ' stump .or ând pap^«. Keep your d l w ^ at T i*.m. by the Rev. Dr. g r ^ t deal h e t ^ ^ n bus drimhg FcMTl^lidgmr.. Floral stecoratioris vblved In a strike in the| maximum The appointee is Mrs. Marion i - The appointment.^. Mrs. Rowe eyes, on It; I f it moves il's. Rowe of g i Princeton former solve* one of two peiponnel-mbrale' Tw’o- — w sweet 'young^^^â .vaeasisc^ were 'li.P su s^ .^ tt'^^miifjne ^ 44 Mountain -protest Involving the food, pHaon .fiivenlh. miiritagre by her father, director of food serviees ^ problems caused by cafeteria work. diaousslng affaira of the h « ^ . i4 updêr 19 lSc*etim.;^< sppeH*lteh_ . ppol general manager 0.^8^ Kills-said, 40*^. ‘ ’'e^l.The other Involves the school 3 < the bride .w]M.attaod(Fd Iqr Mias Joe. was hayliiir trouble getting Oretchen ( acldiy)—So yott’v# l.tEnsinels 21 Sela .^sy^'Sh-The dii^ ,48 dute^ r-Bljts jsald lOÔf the m en-tiered Connecticut Power Cb. . tekehers who are required qt varit :1« Plant JurUth A ^ ' Giunan as. mud ..of up in the niorhlpgfso, hi*» doctor acCs^ted.TOm? I supôise he dldnt 22 Diaiiehcdurie 31 fiddlina ' \ ^ ,gsrfnent honor, and by'Miag ButanneT'Hib- -their lie fi' tendons and 18 iM hct^ Her selection, to the newlyous times to supervise'children in 'exudstea ' presdrtb^ some pills, Joe took happe'n' U>' mention thit^lw had ■'Sa.Expunger '-empetitr. ' .47-Arle.oh* river bard, lier oouStrt, 'as ..bfideamaUb superficial, wounds on arihs and created post, whichi-imrrles a sal-f the cafeteria/. , . ~ them; slept o-eH. and was awake Pt»yiously like adults.'' 37 Muse'of , , , Torrance/Csl If; * 49 Cliek-beefle 52 He was s ' yellow nylon lace and net over taf-. .. ttudept at ' feta, ballerina style. She wore a (OOTCH/: matching headband and carried a .B IT --^*5 ■ p m BACKVARb GITILL l lo w er colonial bouquet Identical to that E ltA C T L y «PRIN<5IN

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X . . 7 - ______" 5 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEEXU). MANCHESTER, TONN, TtlESDAY-, SkFTEHRER IR U M M ANCH ESim BVBNiNCrHEBALJ), MANCHESTER^ CONN, TUESDAY, SE^>TEMBER 18, 1958 r'- — ' ■ — - itf 'i II. I ' <'i,i THE Boros’ Three-Under-PaLr 67 W ins ^.eratd^^ngle

■ ■ Maiai EARL W. YOST i. , Hoitier Beats Game W inni^ Homet* Frank Co: t parts Editor E«tabft*hcid New Mark This Gather. That Perenrtial^^ V, Coache* R e ^ r t win Saturday," he told the group. Up , Brebklyei. Sept. 18 iS i^ O a r l HaUbaOkMaj^ JteMlta; Places êoi This statement Is unusual as 99 FnrtUo’s lOth-lamiag ahot Bet JuUii».9oro«. Soutlmn Tta**, out of a 100 times the coaches are only g»v* the Breeklya Dodg N.C. ■ _ M 4 S -«7 New London — "Laat .year I had to Uame ers a 8-4 .vtetory ever Olacla- a rT rv ik ConWort. Ludlow, plenty e/ (leipthin the line arid waa Yale’s McGiU Mam. To 'ro -Star natl last xifbt; biit also brek*. , thin In the: backfield. This season a major lesgue record. 3MS-^' rv e got' plehty of backa but I need New York, Sept, ^18 (jPy— It was FurlUo’s ZOth home /New^Havon, Sept 18 (F>—Cbl- Berea, Bouthwa EARU YOST up front> Coach Nela Nitch- Cfirl Furillo, tairged for—*; rua ot the teaeoa- glvfaig the k n * i'8rta. ' Playfnff the Manchester of the Coa^ûard Academy quick swap if « good pitcherner Nattoaal League tf player* ptcktiig Yal* to4i* a power la Iba Homa, Weatchtfler, Country Club courseYor the foothgU team told nje-yesterday. Who have' hit 20 'or more this Boot tiUajMaaon, mainly bacausaoC ;V: 35-35-70 man, a prOduH! o f, Union had been available ih June,, ia] a heavy auppty of 'vilterans. In %t» 4 Btanowakl, Green Wood* 35-35—tO year. The Nf. set the major first time in his illusWous CoItege,.na8 one of the hardest jobs King Carl again in Bi^kiyIVir^ league record IM 1958 writh 20 cluding touchdown twins Dannie vRoUr-Xandljr. Manctieiter 35-35—70 career, bronzed Julius Boros of ally college mentor In the coun McGUlond A1 Word. Coghm. Jerferaon. N.H, 87-34-71 10 d a y, spearheading the playere hitting 29 or atere. ~Xit Southera Pines, N. C., shot try. He openites with a one-man Dodgers’ September drive for the Milwaukee’s Bobby Itooaaon . A modest Wazdt AO-Boet and Steve. Beeler, Wempenees 85-38—71 staff, a f e llo w ^ the name Of . Wendell Beea. Stontngton 34-M—73 sizzling three-under-par National League jennant tied the., old naark, hlttlag hto Ike Ivy League’s tooding scorer In . Nitchman. Also.Njte enliata the Jerry Gtanferente. Springfield 37-85—73 34-43—67 to win the Ilth annual Game after game It’s been one 20th.. a* the Bravee lost the 1955, does go along with tho ex At LebuUa^heae 38-86—73 aepyicea o f aeveral offleera at the of Brooklyn's old proa (and there’s aiLerry MeCue. TeningUoi ManchMter Opm yesterday at the opeaer of a''twt-nliht double- perts u p 'to . a cortoin point. Ha acSdc})^ but sometimeSsthelr du- A ftock of ’em) getting the job header to New Yo rk last night. doesn’t feel. h*. said that arSten JUllnakl. Mancnrster Manchester Opuntry<3ub. The top ^ ties do not, permlt^thenT\ to be . Wally Clchen. breoktawn 38-84—73 prize was 3500. He finlahed one done; But inore of teri' than not. it's theytroy rreallM "HoW great’ MtiOlU Vrank StaaaowaW, Toriinaton 38-36—73 working Wli^ the squad!\ Joe been FurUlo/awlnglng the bust-: iMUy Sm te rauteux. New Bedford, . stroke ahead of amateur Pt^nk Breiman, a former pn> gridder apd Xaaa. bomfort ’ of lAidlow,. Maas., who 'up bat in the close onea. W aid -vOIigitaant ttiat MoCtiB, enry. Bontempe. IVanconla tf-a7-^7i. a baaketball player., of note He was at it again last night, II. tfch#a(. Adiu>fiL..l(aM. had a 83-35—68 for the par 3S-34 decade ago, comes in alterno AU-Ivy and the loop’s leading Mancbeater 1 local course. , knocking in- two runs With a two- gtouid-golner lost sssson, to his Willie' Gella.”trepasnHir '-^-.jind works with the ends. ' out first inning single and then Giles Clarîâ Oil Cavanaugh, Jtockaway A aeld of 100 participated de football |doL A1 and Denny, ore Six of the eeven starting Uri'eup wrapping up the D^gers’ fourth buddies on and o ff the grldlrco. spite inclement w ith e r for the of a year ago have departed) five straight, .victory—.with a lOth-ln- gecoad day of the two-day afair. ' have graduated and Ralph Paga- ning home run that beat .Cintdn Makeup I^ le Fact to that tbs 8-10, lao^poimd- unattached Sunday’s play, which attracted 183 riati 5-4 and hoisted the Brooks ^ U i River, N. Y.. lod-rDetinto Ludtew nettt, a fine giiard. dropped out of players, was for amateurs only. school. The lone returnee In the into a one-game' lead. Cincinnati, Sept. l8 ()P)—Declar- ) (the Menace—bw) In twa yean as a ______!n. ML 'Anttrav Yesterday the professionals and forward wall is Donald (Bull) Dur Milwaukee’! a e c o n d place liiF-there has been some mlsunder- regular halfback etomped himeelf X l ^ y Oreah. WetheraHald low handicap amateurs held the ham. a 220-poiinder . front -Dea Braves, their pitching crumbling a standfitg about the rule. President aeons of the most excitingm uim i Seh Wataon. Ardaley, N.Y. spotlight. ^ hen sino* AIM* Booth, CUnt arJebn Capuano. Meadowtirotdc -> Moine, Iowa. little more every game, epUt * twi Warren O,Giles asserted today "Ike Power. Greenwich Last Minute Entry moaping and groaning this night pair with the New York that any post^ned game* In the Frank and Leri Jackaco thiUleil Godlo. Greenwich "Durham is a whale uf a foot Tale Bowl croerito. ChUlnald, C^panee Borqe was a last minute entry. ball player. - He’s also a pretty and that. Giants, winniiig 4:1 behind old National League Which might af V NeUelbUd^von The former 'United States Open good wrestler. Laat year he won About Springfield, UConIâ, foe" -reliable Warren Spahn after suf- fect a pennant decirion must be Itonny's oonibined 18M and 1956 la Catropa, Penlnaula . and World’s Champiqp was rislt- the New Erigland. Intercollegiate Saturday at Storrs In the state’s fdriQg their flrat defeat of the played off at the end of the regit-' ruAhing average to an Impraaslv* eve Doctor. Huntington, N.T.. lar. season. _llly Booe, Bndgepoi^ « ing with his brother,' Ernie, in heavyweight championship,” NItch only college game, Panciera sail aeasOT-in the Polo Grounds, 7-2. alx yardA Per try (Hbpalong Ca»> »-t>mul Wlae. Ardaley. W. Y. ___ Bridgeport, his former home. "I reported/" "He’s going to have a "We haye no scouting report on 'NThose Were the only games Giles said that prior to a pHange •ady wee 5.8 last year), vvhldi êx Hi^kney, Vancheater 8847—' was just sitting around and Ernie smeduled in 'the majora 'and left two years ago, the leagde rules makes McOUI the main eeorbe of Stti^âSer. Sip Van Winkle,^ ^ big job this fall as our line needs them. We know that they h.tve a said, -'Let's play in Manchester help. veteran ûb. They use. multiple the 'J*ce like thi'iir v. . provided that only games post power to the attack of Ctaach Jop. Monday.’ I dicin't have a thing to \ W'I».,pct. GB TP poned or tied on the last day of Bernla Riviere. Meade4ihrook. . "Captain Bhice Baran (who was effenses so we -don’t really know dan OUvar’a aganta. r. ^ I8-37—76 do and decided to come up,” he Brooklyn'v...... 87 56 .608 ,— 11 the season would hive to be played Lewla. Gardiner a . ---- my neighbor at the dinner table) what to expect. . Plus is a good juri what ia th* haaia tea* said after posting his 67 score. passer and Benedict a good end. . Milwaukee^... 87 58 .600’ i , 9 off i f they might affect the league ______TO. *nimhle Brook S fi- W £rnie Boros, a fine player in hi* v ill be one halfback. Russ Bishop andnnati . 83 60 .580 4 11 championahlp. Borof Just Misses Cup in Winning Round Host Clu1f*s Top Three Finishers in Open returns at quarterback. Carl Den Last Saturday we scrimmaged sa.?s',«s.-- was ookod. *-n!( BuAea. WUtheralleld 4047^77 own right, placed^ in a tie for •’That rule was changed two „ , Doe* Bvecyfldag ' Higgle, ^ q r d g g - 7 7 Former United State* Open and Tam O'Shahter (World's) champion Julius Boros of Southern Top three Manchester Country Club scores by members In yesterday's - Manchester Open were ney will be a halfback and full Tufts and we were very pleased. roh Terry. Woodbrldigt fourth place with a 70, H.e la the We are quite opUmlstic about our All of which leaves the Bravei yeare. ago.” Giles aald, "and ap ^ t ’a becauae he docs everirthlnff Pined, H. C., Is shown as. he mlaaed a three foot putt oh th* 18th hole. The bail rimmed the cup turned In by Holly Mandly, left, Stan Hilinski, center, and Einar .Xiorentzen, right. Mandly ahot a backs are Frank Grundraan and FilUagton, St. Johnahury, but refused to drop. Boroe* 34-33 S7 paced a field of 100 professionals ahd low handicap ama- pro at-the Kanawakl Country Club chances. We think we haye a good on the spot. A sweep-of their nine parently .Js not completely under right." ho sold. "By w o tifi^ g ^ ; 41-88—77 in Montreal. Asked what hia future Dee Combs, Roger Walther is rerrialnlng games is pVactlcally a stood, judging by the number of It has hal|)ad ms to Improve. R e to Kmy. Wampanoag 41>88-t-77 teum in the llU i annual Manchester Opm at the Country Club. Poor putting prevented Boros 35-35 70 for second spot among the amateurs while Milinskl had a pair of 3^s for a 72 total and another fine back. We won't be ball club and we know that we Fedeiid, Wepawaug 38-40-78 from equaUng the course record of 66, held jointly by Bob Toskl and Harry Nettelbindt. (Herald 'Lorentzen fired a 36-37 73. Sunday thf.. latter had a 38-36 74 for the aecohd best score among plans were. Boros answered. "I'm have better depth than in the past. must — yet even that Will carry inquiries w’e’ve received lately. Bonatate, American „ going fishing tomorrowA’ hurting in the backfield.” Gome* Keoulred ' 41-37—78 Photo by Ofiara.) Silk ToWn entrants.' (Herald Photo by Oflara.) . Wesleyan’s Norm Daniels' was no guarantee. - Ptoy along 1^ of him you J S t While the Braves have loaruirie ,”Our rule now state*, that all a m om otto^ havs m a t con- .„._ak y, Whaeler Park 38-40—78 . The- 1956 winner missed the, Due to the strict schedule the also pleased with the play of his n c te ra , Shennecossett .41-87—78 T Open course record by one stroke. of their last 15 games,, the postponed or tied games tbqt re- 8^ 00. to oa|toei£y trite on ~ Ulaao. MiShrodc d>M—71 Cadets must follow, Nitchman is Cardinals Iri a practice game with Burklnahaw, Goodwin Harry Nettlebladt had a 66 in 1951 New Haven Teachers last Satur gars have won' eight their laat' aln unplayed after the cldting Menas. Yon know ha srilT do the Yaterait Hot Ceyittd Upoa able to drill his squad only three nine — starting their zoom to the of the season which. If played, job wen. An you' bd've to do to and Bob Toskl posted an Identical .days a week. Tuesday through day. "We have a pretty good ^ Sdibler. Pittsfield, tally two yeani later. Erratic put top when Furillo lined a two-run, could affect the. winning of the wmry about yt 29 whan ha stinsdîat 41-48-84 Best scores by representatives Jeasee of Trinity delegated Karl behind the front-running Braves, Cordes, Young's Gap, General Manager Haiik ‘ ' H ist ‘ compared...... with his'l953 peak tainly embarrassing for me. tVhen W L Pot. G.B. win, indicated today that he .w u given the material. Coaches present had a chance to the Dodger briMs considered F.u- pennant, a run of bad weathpr rates during 1956, 'The Pirates Saturday In a aolOBnag* hsne of a. .336 average, 43 homers and open to job offers'after he retires i of the Manchester Club were as Kurth as hia spokeAhan. TlThe as- beat their Keystone State rivals 15 Bietter Than ’48 B ra v e s I make up my mind and arrive at Brooklyn . . 87 ^ 608 Now'In 27lh Year review their squads. FYeshmen rillo expendable ” lf a good pitcher might make it itecesaary to ar against Brandoto Xkfitsfs. The nthampiea Greenberg has counted third 145 RBI’a — a performance that on Dec, 6, his 65th birthday: Going Into his 27th follows: Holly Mandly 36-36—70 siatant coach;~sald a scrimmage times in 22 meetings. Vampanoag Milwaukee . .600 (second low score for an amateur). are allowed to play at the acad can be had in a trade. range some poat-seaaon playoffs. Menses, rstumsd a 70 yoids baseman At Rosen and pitch earned him unanimous iielection as a decision, there won’t be any re CiincinnaU -, .580 "But.” added the scholarly record Unmatched by any other emy but man.v candidates are iri: against Bridgeport was fruitful. and, when this was an U lM by a Stan Hilinskt 36-36—72, Einar "We have a battle for the quarter Furillo’s heroics laat night were Pittsburgh, Sept. 1® — “W e’ve got to win nine. If they er Bob Feller\out of the the league’s most valuable player. considering. ■' *: St. Couis .507 pilot who h u guided Lion football major college coach — . Utlle'a experienced and a number bave prompted by back-to-back home psn^ty, be sped 87 yatdsV seofo 445434 484-88 Lorentzen 36-37—73. Homa pro back spot and alao one at fullback./ can lose a couple we’ll cateatclHbem.’’ 'That’s how Warren Spahn, pa the naxt play. \ -X 435 488 435-84 Cleveland Indian^ plans for Feller, ndaring 36, made his "No matter how Hank feels, Philadelphia .465 teams since 1930, '"I ha.^ên’t re- ■ teams haVe Won 108 games, lost never had any high schodi football runs by Ed B^ley and Ray Jab- ceived any yet. , , , , n o and tied 10. There are no Alex Hackney, a former Q ^n Thia will be a questionable team. ace of the MilwaukeeN^toff, sums Up the Braves’ chaniies of 443 444 445-84-86^ next season. first start in -tnbre than four Cleveland is my town. I have a Pittsburgh , .431 champ, had a' 38-37—75. pla.ving backgrounds. lonskl with tWo out in the ninth 483 4& 5S8-3584-67 months Saturday and pitched his New York . .413 "I don’t want to be idle.'So I ’m ; scholarships at Columbia. Despite ■VX'e have a good number of aopho-' ljMh--(8uiiday) lo W ..m ^ — A t a luncheon speech yesterday family, friends and a home here, Moat optimistic coach was Lqr- mores, but they lack experience.. inning that tied-the acore at 4-all. Alston Fears Getdown beating Brooklyn in thênse Natio^l League pennant race, only complete gsme this season, and-1 plan to atuy. .perhaps I'm CHiicago .394 almost certain to go/ into some this Columbia upset Stanford. '7-0,, ’■ Last year's co-ieaders^ amateur ry Panciera, Bob Ingalls’ chlef .alde Bailey's 26th home run was a “This is A better club than thea.-T____ ; ___ 7&BobIgAmaeie%.-SaBi- treenberg aaid^that he wtnfid of Burt Resnlk and Pro Henry Bon- We are hoping to surpriae a few ___ 78: Low net—Phil Buuell^ST- losing a aeven-mtter to Boston 5-3. finished in hueball, but in. some Tuesday’s Schedule sort of work. I doubt very much 1 In the 1934 Rase Bowl game and In at Connecticut. ’’We’re going to clpba.” tW'o - run poke, chasing relief ace Braves that wpn In 1048,” siUd tost NighUs Fights 94-83: Jhn Meiley 8086-87; Dave ' fer Felliw a non-pIaylng Job wlOf if I’ll take another football coach-■ 1947 snapped Army'a 32-game un- tempo. didn't fare pa well yester best a t both ^ Bravea and Brefdc- .the Tribe before this, season ends. He . h u two other losses to show other things I ’m just getUng .Chiedgo at New York 2. Ii30 Clem Labine — making hli first Spahn, only auririvor of the Bitoton K e r 7 8 4 ^ : C. Qlne 78-6-83. p.m.—Rush (12-8) and Brosnan Ing job. However, Jet’s wait and' beaten streak. day. Resnlk fallp^f to turn In his team that lost the World Seriea lyn.” Prtaee Iht (8«(Sunday) — low grou Kay 1^ , Hank declsKd, might "be Tor 40 additional innings of work, started here. I ’m just sorry this start aince July 24, 1956—- after After Two Big Belies |I 71: Bob LaiPrancla 73: .8un O- includitig one etatt in April and thing had to come up this way.” (4-8) .vs Surkont (2-2) vs Gomez »«*•>< / LitJJe has been clialrman of the card and Bontempo, a three-time to Cleveland. He named Ronnie iQihe'.ahd Iteb Jtow York—Pat MhAtssr. 180, beuSE off playing somewhere else” he had rolled along with a aix- \ Etogtoad, outpoiatsd Jetty Lue- dwa 78:'Kate SeUne 74; Blnar Lo- another'h); May. (7-16). , ' XIandatory Rettreineut FcmtlkUl Rules CommlttM since winner, had, tt> settle for a 35-37—' hltter,. retiring 15 )n a row before Friend to j l ^ ogateAt 2H1'' reatsen 74: Low net-(drew at 88. 86 and becaued he hns "completely lost Feller's reactloi); to Greenberg's 72. iR^tpiOpp won in . a six^hole - "Any club that loaca thIa race 4ss .-l6* lt, WsW H ssitii. CiiiiaM lO. ,TD—Dava,JloUlnfor. Carl CUne.- Jim — lAst night Rosen indicated, he offer of another 'job was that he St. Louis- at Brooklyn, 8 p.m.— Little announced hia retirement 1932, When it was founded, and ia Wally Post singled ahead of Bai B r^tyn , Sept. 18 Never have Brooklyn’s 1956 pen has nothing to be ashamed of., and Vernon Law,r.Nhhe.. KUAevantd^ÎgS 'jiclley . 'PhU R w e ll, Nate Schtae, Joe his eonfleten.ee." Mizell (14-12) vsCraig (12-10), yesterday come hia 65th Mrthday. largely responsible for many of playbf^ k year ago. B is G a m b le In that order against - Now. Orleans — WBUe Vaughn, 'might retire from baseball. would *|'havc a talk with myself” O ff ley's smack. Jabbo's shot, his nant hopes been higher. Yet Walter Alston, the worrisom^KBrooklyn “ has th* benefit of the Roihrwood. ChUfM outpointed Weiner, Ruu Barbero. George . PuU. “(Confidence la an important fac Cindimatt at Philadelphia (2), The Columbia-' Atbletic" Depart- the present-day regulations, . . EWbwring BOros and Comfort 15th. waa the first off reliefer Eton aier PergUson, Bin Hall. Ed Xc(hie. ‘T've had a lot of Injuries this before seeing Greenberg and that were pros' .Mario Laurettl of manager, expressed concern today over what he feared might schedule and they’re a bunch of old 180, Hew (Muna, Prise lUt (Monday). Proe — Jdlua tor, and I ’m afraid Rosen has summer,” he said. ”3fy neck and he waited no "manufactured 6’ p.m.^-Jiuisen (2-1) and Fowler lenVhas a mandatoiY retirement- ’’FYanklyn,” he sighed, "I can’t Bessent in 531-3 innings since pro*, too. They smell that money -----tSOO: Mario Lsuretl 3350; Emie reached the point Where he cant (11-10) Vs RoberU 117v16) and' at-6S rule. MAny -obMrvere,- how visualize! coaching at any plaî Quaker Ridge. 36-33—69, Bmie June 28. be a “natural letdown. " Chasing Homiir Records ' ft-. Mltdtey Homa 186.63: back have bothered me most of the work.” . Boros 70. Mickey Home of West- F o r B ritish and they’re going to be tough. But 'H aataf, . I s l —O arenoe Ociolf. Irtay here anymore,” Greenberg time. Maybe Tm at that age when “ It would have to be something Simmons. (11-10). ever, thought that an exception except Columbia. Qur relatioUa lion Carl Brskine, reduced to bullpen " I ’m worried about tomorrow, if they cAn. lose tw o.. ____ -^wwikl 166,63: Amateun — said. , would be ntade-in Little’S'case.'^ chestek, N. Y.. 35-35—70 and Stan Alston remarked last night after IM . ;Maaroe^_L^ outpointed D«i (merehandlee . totallnj^ tl80j|^(pr four you become injury prone. where I had a job to .do,” Feller , Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 8:15 have been so pleasant during aU status with tAblne’s promotion, tough seriea and I ’ve got to guard Hope to Relax Cincinnati. Redlegs—^207 (Major Flanagan, 155. St. Paul, 10) leaders. ITS. ISO. 813.1 Rosen, who will be 32 mext; p.m.—Burdette (18-10) va Kline While IJttle pooh-poohed the these years. ; Staszowski of Green Woods. 35- won I f in relief as Furillo Ugged hia Dodgers had won a 10-lnnlng, “A t gny rate, 1 plan to have a said. “In; the fall I plan to go to^ 35—70. Amateur Mandly also New York, Sept. 18 {fP)— A $5,600 gamble has paid off against that "We’re going, toward tile Mld- leaguA team record is 221 set by Paris—Tamiy Chniiow 118H, March and is in his eighth season insurance school at Hartford, (13-16). reliefer Brooks Lawrenpe with the 5-4 decision from Cincinnati on Brooklyn plays St. Louto to- complete physical examination carded a 70. . - Carl Furillo's homCr to booat their W-eat- and toward hoin*,” - said New York GlanU in 1947), PbiUpiilnes, outeoiated with * Cleveland,, is batting only next month. I wanted to do this Conn. My other decisions may be Monday's Results - for British Empire middleweight champion Pat McAteer and defeat for a 19-10 record. Furillo’s - , , . . night in the flrat of a two-game shortstop Johnny Qoân. "W e’re S o h i^ 114H FYnaee, Ifk .269 this season, baa hit 14 home Brooldyn 6. Cincinnati 4 (10 In No amateur has ever won the first place marglnover M âukee (12-10) will New York Tankeea—181 (AL Heavy Grid Slate In u h l^ otasS a manfier U pos- mkde before that time." Manchmter Open - \ Manager Johnny Campbell. The handsome. 24-vear old invader Komer was his 2Qith, breaking the due to play aqme"gOoditueball af nings)'. _ league record set by the NL D *^!T , Redlegs trail , Vinegar B e ^ Mlzell (14- team record to 182 set by Tankeea New York '7-1. Milwaukee 2-4^. Burns Change Lineup 76 Tim es , RayRcuss(l of Ihttsburgh, Pe.. scored an impressive and popular unanimous decision over Brooklyn by four. ! ■* ter leaving the big clty.x After in 1936). rugged Jerry Luedee in hia Ameri- : —______- ■ - ______In 1953-.by becoming the 21st play:, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and- New Lightweight Kenny lan e called For IJCoim Squad Only Games Sêduled. Sunday's wjnner with a 71 tiad to er.'to hlr-.M this season. "^^’Ne Picnic* i " i aomit we , haven't been this. National League—1,140 (Record settle for a 73 yesterday. can debut laat night and had aasur- York, now maybe we'll relax i l)t- off hto * n ^ In the Miehlgan Wednesday’s Schedule more times In the lively scrap. Duke snider poled his 39th ” We had two tough aeries,” ha far aU yeai- but W v e Just got to to 1,283 set in 1955). SUte Hot Rod GhamptooZhips bo- SUarrs, Sent 18 OF) — The Uni- Bt(t Juniw Gilliam Stays Put Comfoii. had a fine, chance to ancea of plent.v of work when he Ue.” Sport Schedule TehB^tl^ Sees a New Slugger St. Louis at Eirooklyn. 1:30 p.m. makes a second trip to the U S. He FelU and Judge Bill 'Recht each home run, breaking a tie for the explained, "one against Milwaukee: keep on winning, ’ Alston said, American League—1,002- (Breaks cause he bad to go Into training veralty of Oonnecticut’a football Chicago 'at New York 2, 1:^ overtake Boh>s. He was f base hits out of a near empty bat Raybestos Winners aoHcl victory in a telecast 10-i ?^’*' • ^*.^**. thrown in the first game, allowing he said. "W e’re hopeful of flntoh- 1958 season a*ries against tha the blest OR-hJm la a soandal , wdto returned In good shape from Manidiester at Hall.High, 2:15— One might think Manager Birdie W L PCt. G.A rack, • ’ rolmdir Nlch^to^ a six hits and not walking a man Wiffi Plays Davis Cup Mate ing^ sixth and I'm throwing V. my Cleiieland Indiana, iS N | ^ e rto ^ .~ tiugaalttW"' ' a acrihunage against Tufts Satur West Hartford- , Tebbetta of the Oincinnati Redlegs New Yoric ... ,92 52''^ .639 Jackie Robihdon batted seventh, "We tried for 12 months *-0 get:the;;cj,^^j, \yhile hitting a two-run homer him day at Medford, Mass. Chicago ..... 80'^62 !563 In First Title Test" ______:______, Sunday, Sept 23 Was talking about Mickey Mantle t)uke_ Rnldce.. Carl --FuriUOr--Oil- ■ \ International Bo8ing Clubô bring self. It wasn't necessary for his The ctmteet with Springfield will Smokeaturv v fViilpjuf. 1;1ll__ or the Wlllje Mays of 1955. But he Cleveland . ; 80 .63 .559 Hodgea and Roy Campanella bat- Pat over here. T h e y weVen't in- the next trip. 17th victory. The Giants had In SecojvX lûrtd^f Amateur YBsrk the sn ttH t e ^ t ^ puM wab talking^ about an outfielder Rpston J549 tin eighth, but Jim Gilliam re SaciAmelito. (iaiif., ^^pi-- 78 tereated. scored three against starter Gene CSiarter Oak. ' •..'6 . DetreWr . .524 (ip)—TTie defending champs of the here la many years- These rivals Merchants vs. Leominster Lions, who laet Aprjl-8 wasn’t even onT mained .the only logical leadoff | Paid Oirn Passage Conley in the second Inning. Willie Indianapolis, Sept. 18 » —Mar last met In 1951. a big league roster. I EtetUmore .. .434 Amateur Softball Assn., the Ray- Mays added his 34th home, run for 2:30 — M t Nebo, Washington man followed by the remarkable 1 "iSo I decided I ’d be like a sales garet (Wiffi) Smith, freckled mus .406 Reeso. ' .' i beqtos Oardinals qf Stratford, man and display my goods. ^ e N*fw York, while Bobby Thomson, cle ^ rl of international amateur That would.be I'rank Robinson,! Kansas City .324 Conn.; k.nve taken a - 6-0 opening Midget Football Cincinnati’s atug^ng left fielder I GUUam—he prefer), Jim tol paid ou^ owri, wa.v over and in- W'ho gave the N L a record tie yrith golf, drew her Curtis Cup team Tuesday’s' Schedule victory in-jhe 1956 softba'U World q^taln, Mtia. Harrison F. Flippin and the most-fee)^ No. 2' hitter Jimior:-^has been in le^t and right Series. \lested 2,000 pounds ($5,600 >■ all his 20th, and Johnny . Logan, League Rosters New Tork at Chicago. 9 p.m.- told-in getting Pat ready. Tgddy of Ardmore, Pa., in todaya aecoiid in tlic National League. / ' Ford (18-5) va Pierce (20-7). finds 'this season, but at the head 'T h e Cardinals took the measure homered for -Milwaukee. 'When you,, look ov^;the. home of tjie stretch, where the reel Brenner (SL Nick's matchmaker) Spahn, winning bu 18th of the round -of the 56th USGA Women’s Boston At. Kansas Oty. IQ pjn. o f.t}if Anderson .Enmlture .squad RLKK LRAGl'K Amateur. FIBEFIOHTERS: Head Coach run records for rookies it’Va rather —Bretver .(19-8) va Gorman (8- racing begins; Manager Atetoii haj of San Diego last night, with . saw. Pat In the gym and-booked Oak Orill (4 ) season and 201st of his career, jUmplc tank to see why Tdhbetts him back making - tremendous pitcher John Spring throwing a , him. . Now that Pat's a kit hero Woodward M, rd5 114- 315 scattered - -tifle hits and left 13 Wiffi,-l9-yeav-20 tournament-matches tMa'gart. Pick Arthur, George Buck, Johnson (8-10) vs Foytack (13- Gilliam. 27, ia one of die more for thq winners. He also knocked Humor...... r... 115 m no 326 tio hit .400 in the majors. He will fly to England Wednes Sa.itrla ...... 1.. 124 114 130 36* waukee hurler to go the dtotan(;e year, « » '. captured' the British and; John Burt, Jim Curry, Bob Cote, 12).. ' > .lindei -rated and under-publiiclsed a home run. ' - I..I . , .M .. I ! '. . . - Passed Ted’s Record day to ahai^n up for a defense and win since Labor Day, He’s French CHamplonahipt apd turned■ Gary Conentl, Ed Cronth, Bruce ■Washington aj Cleveland (2), 6 players. Only those In the' 'trade _ TVenty-three teams, more than Total! ... 545 509 655 1*09, In the beat, U.8. Curtis done it twice, r. ' rr- - fully realize his worth. 54 - formhnee. wich, Ed Gregori*, Mike Kearns, It's A Fact- home runs with jthe 1939 Boston nathy (l-O) -Va, Score (17-9). and rest of the week and the..-winner against Lew Latar at Nottingham,' 1*0 Jack Dittmer his his first,homer • • • . .. , ' ■ ■ - . • Coiuisteat Hitter —Oct., 8. I f he 'beats LazAr -lie ex-. Loa_ .*....82, 110 192 .Ron Laliberte, Jo* Maasoltni, Red Sox. That is the Am'erican .... 90 and drove in two rims in the night- The new Texan (rscent emigiwnt G a ^ a "(10:12)., will emerge Sunday. It is a double ' U9 307 Wayne Mondun',; Bob Massaro, Ke League' record for homers by a '' .Monday’s Resiilts , The Dodgers' lone consistent elimination 'toutney. , -pecta to fight Charley Humes in •Zanluneo .: 121 H 105 3») capi Billy Bruton and Ed Mathews to Orange, Tex.;-from St. Clair, rookie.... Robinson already has regular-imd .300 hitter tills.season, Paris in No''ember for the F.'ench- Satvatoro . . ... 124 L10 11! .345 also homered for the Braves. Mich.) -wks a pre-tournament/fa. vin Moriarty. Craig Phillipa, ifll-r Now U The Best Time Yo Buy A Convertible No Gamea Scheduled. The (buinament hosts, theLJdke Braurogard W 105 204 ton PlOuff, Mike Mardon, B o b passed thkt figure. Wednesday’e Schedule GUtiam no daiubt wtU not be con AU-Stars of^.Sacramento, also won man’s Eluropean 160-pound crown. The Braves go to Pittsburgh for vorite^ Rut while she. was sitting In hds - team’s first 142 games. sidered in the most valuable player, Then he will journey to Johanneii-, TolaU ,.,.542 477 tw^ - atartlhg tonight while the out the firiit round with a bye, aotne Blanchard, Bruce Whitchill, Bill Washington at Cleveland, 2 p.m.. laat night. They beat the Gators Whlteacll and Rob Whitcaell. WHY? RoMnson smashed 38 homers, one FRANK ROBINSON Boatoii at Kansas City. 3:30 p.m. ballotihg. This despite the fact of Lake Jackson, TeX:, by a. 6-1 burg to -meet -Jlnimy Elliott of Dodgers are at home against St. of the Other-104 starters were play South Africa. Capital OriMlaa (t> ing golf too atyliBH' to be' down less, than -the National League Baltimore at Detroit, 3 p.m. ■ that the Nashville naUve .h'as been, ■core.. Sullivan r ns . 95 !U5 Louis. Cinctnnatl goes to Phila iniiott and Italy's Tlberio Mltrl Hartley graded. FOUCE CRUISERS: Head BICAUSB: rookie mark set in 1930 by Wally Inson?’’ Tebbetts chirped s-o o n Only Games Scheduled. ^ evm more useful to- the Brooks Baltlmoris. Md., w.on the final ' ...... 1D4 lOft 197 delphia 'fop the first of tvrij; back- Coach Bill Shaw. AaSistanta: Rzrger of the Boston Braves. after the game. "He has more than Don Newcombe and his game of tha n i^ t, defeating the won decisions from McAteer, He limb. butea 133 99 13H 365 td-back twi-nighf doubleheaders. Anne Quasi of Everett, Wash., hes won.43, 20 of them by'kriock- Banaon ...... 86 99 96 291 Weatem champion and CMrtis Cup Ray' Eeihanek,''Norm Bjorkxnan, 1. n M ly of food liidifin SvmnMH WMtIwr teft. Robinson was -21 .on - Aug.A 31. power than Milwaukee's Hank strong' right arm; Columbus Bears of New'Haven, Burnît ...... 106 J02 107 314 In,^ the American -League, the Reb Reid and John Hughe*. Gary WUltama, 38 on Aug. 30, also was outs. New York Yankees ran clinch alternate, turned in the best card Aaron, and hti's'supposed to -be Gilliam was not elected^to the Conn., 7-0 on Sam Hemphill's no Total. Rd^lard, Tony.. Rubacha, 'Kevin. 21 when he set the record. Berger the alugger of the -future. Just Crusajder Standout bitter. ■ " If I wdn them all, I want to ...... 530 ' S33 14*2 their 22ncL pennant by beating Oii- of the first round-ini a a 'and.S V i9 lioy* o 9oed sdifrioii new—convMtiblM ore pracHcdly All-Star Game, bqt they weren't coma back against- any of your Dwl’. Driv.-la Holy- •la oD-Robinson or-the' rest of the- iooked Itke^Par was ready To head Total. -49S . 554 540 1593* rent4Uto, John Simmons, Dave Me^ ^ y r a only 80 games In 1955 for inson.",' Cross quarterback Bitty SmiUiers plco„ Mexi()6, vs. New Bars, 8t. Then the won the last four Holes, old pros.- < ' back for the prelim ranks and had blrdie-par-birdie-par, one tmder foi Kenna, Dave Tomaaco, BUI Marah, iSrnie White at Columbia, S, C. -, As the season Wore on. Tebbetts has passed its first test success Pau), Minn.. Miramar Jets, San BbHIp Rh«p Acquired by Celts Dick Trotter, Tom Johnston, Phil Arm A Question -Pitchers donH seem, concerned He la seconii^ to Snider in runs Diego,, ys. Sewart Air Force Base. tossed hia 2,000 pounds into the j Ru-ard ...... 95 129 96 319 ls holes. . • would rave all the irCbre over Rob fully. ■cored. , „ , , 106 107 ‘107 3I» RuBco.nl, Dave Cliurilla, Tom Ash Here Are A Few Real Values! • "If I can put him on the roster about Hodges any more. Campa- Tenn., Lawaon’a, Salt Lake pity ■ ocean. o . • • Boston, Sept. 18" (8^'—The Boa- Jane Nelson of Indianapolis, an he’ll make the team Tor sure.” Bir inson. Be Jian’t been -wrong. Smithers got bumped hard; oh ..... *2 *3 127 X a other Curtis'Cupper And runnerup ley and Bob Cowles. . the Joint! several times yesterday netla steps back too muc’> to wor labile Neal drew raves at sec va. OUera, L,evittown. N, Y., Seal- ..... *« - 120 20* ton Oeltlcs -today acquired addl- 1951 PONTIAC Read how FLEiSCHMANN'S die said. "It’s just a question of ond base in spring training, Gil A right to the jaw dropped Pat | la, rorrmtl ..... 13.3 132 134 - 399 to PiU Leaser of . Seattle in last 19S4 MERCURY In the team's full .game scrimmage, ry you. Robinson hltq. only spo masters, Aurora, m.-va. Lincolna, tloilal height for the coming Na POUCB BLUE DEVILS: Head 8 cyL New .tap, kydramatie, radio, beater. whether he can throw the ball. He. radically'. - liam quietly went about the task to the capvas. But he leaped up|T*i™.---- ...... — *1 - * l year's tourney, avenged her 1953 Beautiful - green with eonteiastlag Whit* ' then said “ didn’t feel anytliing,’' Detroit, Mich. \ i tional Basketball Assn, aesaon in Coach: Mike Ginoflfi. Assistamts. M*sy other exttas. BeanUfol walla, Mereenatle. radio, heater, leaithwetfe '96 Wgher Proof idvos you mofo has a mysterious arm~ ailment Brandeis Mentor The guy who now. is 'the lead of earning his keep in left field. Federals, SeaUle, va. Fishers, at four arid cooly. listened Iff R ef-’ Tolala ...... $13 632 6&S 1*23 the person of 6-7 Bob McKeen, defeat' in the Women's Weatem ■Yoah Vincek, Tony AUbrio, Charles Sometimes it blows up like a bal CJOach Dr. Eddie’ Anderson felt Save for an arrii (hat better quali free Bariiey Felix toll th* manda ratlaa Balld.n (•) final*)'The wisecracking Jane got grefiB 04)lor. A -t shape. interior, power wkeiews, ete, greatly relieved. ing old Gowamis pro is GllUam. Montreal. Cahatla, Haybeatos, Tamuli'x 7* - 93 IIP 2*1 former California center. Garrpw and Clarence Parker. etc. This one yen’v* got te CAXICf loon. When that happens the bay fies him for second baaq, he is the Stratford,' Ooitn.. vs. Merchants,_ tory eight count. Seconds later even-/With Mrt. Robert-J. Stanclk onjoymont at loss oest! Sir s s e s Punting Smithers is a key to Crusader With Charjey Neal coihlng up Enrico 95 92 1 102 2*9 The-.Celtlca swapped their No. 4 of Cleveland, the former. Claire James, Bob and Tony AIIbrio. come la and see! E X * cries. He cries cr‘ becAUSe ■ of the’ pain most aocompUshed left'fielder on Redwood (3ity. Call/., Coke. AIV -he had Luedee in trouble tiora a MciCinn.y 72 9« )21 2*9 draft choice; Bill Lo$(an of loSva, Butch Auden, Dave Dieterle, Ed 1952UNCOLN ' success this year; He was iiijured from Montreal hailed as some McDo«r.II *5 126 10* 31* Doran, by abooUng tUs day’s only YoulTespre to get extra enjoyment whebyon and because he can’t play.”, the club. Stars, SacramentoVvs. Bombers, 9- short right to the jaw.' - Hd stag: to Minneapolis foy McKeen. DoucetU,- Don Gola*, Jeff GenUlr Beoatlfnl gnametal gray. Folly equipped. "Robinson's Arm pained him Walthall). Mass., ^ p t. 18 OP)-,- 'midway through- the ‘55 sedson thing special. Gilliam's' name ‘ fared the unranked but never p .81mon*“ 106 106 117 32T par 36 on' the front ntoi* and win Prestige driving at 1^. lew boy ektra-Proof whiskey. For “ P roo f tells popped up In every suggested Charley Dreasen wait shatply Cleaiwater, FIa ,/D offee Pot*, McKeen pUyed AA U baaketball ning, 3 and 1. core, Paul Oworek, Paul Juben- 19S3 MERCURY last spring. In fact- it prevented The Brandeis'' football team ia and underwent an oper8.Uon on hia' .Baltimore, Md.. vs. Atlantic Sub knocked out Luedee at leaat three Total! .436 611 683 1604 you e whiskey's "sjrength.’.’ todajV inosi wcrjting hard, to' iron out the knee lest winter. flatbush'deaj last winter. criticlxed when he svvijehed Rob-- in the 1955-56 season. Xurlene Stewart of Fmitblll, Ville, John -Lucas, lim M e a a 1 e r, Strlldag fire englns red.: him from âjHng in the field. Teb insdn to ' third base and virtually marine Fleet. Norfolk, Va. Mark Monettc, Don 'MuUen, Curt ttfui white' wolto, leathe r ' blende are no- more than 86,Proof: But betts, however, was anxious. to flaws which wece evident in . their In the first unit backfiejd Which No Trade .Talk Ont,., was Wiffi Smith'* oply con- ! B ^ there is rocinr for a GllUam benched Billy Cox to make room qweriW this 'year/-ih the North Slid Porker, Marsh Potter, Bob Par 1948 MERCURY ^ Interior, new tq^ etc. .Real ,, Fleiachmanh’a ia.a full 90 Froof! This means give . the Cincinnati writeriK. .§ scrimmage with: • Yale' last week Smithers .ran yesterday were thfee fdr GtUiam at. second UL._the, end. Juniors—Pjiul Toland ol BoatOn pn. tbp’^most crowded roster ’super MINI DO YQU WANT tp EARN M0R1 MONEY? South, 2 and 1 —and she' looked maklon. BIU Powers,: Mike Skel- ,Newly.reboUt engloe. valheat $1445 - dhat ,you get more flai-or—more enjoymedt glimpse of the young slugger,..Bo epring of 1953. Yesterday's Stats and. Jikek RJn'gel of-. Rridgeport, vised by Buzzy Ravasi. The Umpire iready yesterday to tangle with the ley, Dick Toce. Botf Young, J a ^ CMor Mhite. Oeod 'Valiw at t » every d^nk.. during the flrat week of practice Stress ia,be'ing put on punting by A year ago you heard that Gil Cambria, and'Dick McGuire. tkiach Bennie Friedman bccausw Conn- at. halfbacks 8rtd Dick 8u?- " I .couldn't trade Junior," smiles ' . • ^ if' stoong girl again. 19SS FORD CRESTLINE Tebbets listed sn'intrasquad liam wasn't , precisely, satisfactory Radib-Electron|cs- -Pitchiitg — utu*ttl* Mariene. ■■ current Canadian gama Robinson was'to play 'only the kicking game was particularly rette of Leominster, XQias., at. full- 'Bavosl, vdce-presldent in charge Q. Batter hits a johg dy toivright Warren 8 j a h li) 1948 DeSOTO BeUevs oa. m Bhanraaoi flaea . Proof determines the amount of taxes col pivoting qn a double nlay.. Braves—Gave up a flrat Inning ahd U.S. collegiate title holder and SMOKEATBRS: \ ltfd COack: kajf of the game'— the offensive poor uisinst the Elis. ; hack. ) of making important decisions. field. 1%* fielder backs up to the •Tolevision Vincent Gei)oveae...Aasistanta;. Joe two-tooe, Fordemotie^ radle,. he lected by tEe L. S. Government on whiskies. But BiSy -S(Mithworth,® then rim, then blanked Giants rqat'o^ former British champion, dusted Fir«f STS-OO bnyt this e^ I paH — because! Birdie wanted to Oniy^wo minor injuries resulted "Why,' he’d be a on8-man package fence, tlwn realizes the ball t^-dl HKBt, at ana'af Naw gnaland'a matt off Phebe Brewrater oC New Haven, Hugret and John AndreoU.' 'Tom Bay* hhadrede eg. tile eael - , y . . ' Apd although- Ftetschmann piVs 81.03 merre show him'-off a r a hitter.------acoutlng for theyBravis. knew go into the stands. He throws hie (tmaua tachnical tcOatlt, wt can taaah the way with— hia nine-hitter, AndreoH, Bill Avery, Charles from- the sisirmish.. Center Mike. . .SCRlBtMAGE lONJiaHT deal. I t . .would be like passli^ leaving 13 on ba.**,. to win_4-l and Conn., 8 and $. P*t ®e*e than 86 Proof blends, Fleischmann's The flfst pitcH Joe Black threw Baldovski and guard Bill Ruth'are ■ The Firefighters d-lll acrirnmage along four !guys/; for hi'-' an what he-was seemg ip Montreal 'glove mto the'xlr and knocks the rail rtaalrine 10 twt tvanlnsaA wtek r- BorbAto, Bob Bronnick, Pate In 1952,^wh«n he called • (lUllam ar In aur da* elaaaat irtu will ktsama '^ d Briives’ -losing atreak a,t three . Expq'cted reaulta included Barbara <*Ms you /ess than many brands of lower was a fast ball. Robinson swung expected back in action in a few tonight '6t 6. o'clock ’ at Chart.er fielder,''outfielder and '''a switch ball to -the playing field juaj, short a sualifltd tcdinltlan-tarvlaaman. gn. Romack, 1954 winner of this toUr- Brown, Mike Churilla. Dick Daley, MSSih days. the slickest player in. the Interna of th* stands.- Is this a-ndine run • a ft*' Giant* won 7-3 in opener of ^ tc h Dowd, Butch Duebeaneau, ftopf. Try Flcischmann'^you'll agree that- and' the eball sailed 390* feet over- Oak ’Park. Boys are asked to' hitter. With the possible Excep rallmant It llmittd, and ytu can say an twri-night pair.’ pey, over teenage Skndy the light field fence. What ma^ Sopliomprea who showed Well bring, their fame jerseyA . tion j f t Richie -Aahburn, he’s the tional League.^,-; ' or a triple? And If It la' a triple, roiru "UAul-MtJuonf^ aa*y tarma. Fraa slaeamant aarvict. Roy Ducheaneaui. John Felber a > the blended tchitkey- tviue in Ameaea! Qne of 'Qie ^ top baaebaU-'-bar- Of Indianapolto, 4 and 2m Barbara the blow-k)I the more remarkable bgainst, Yale included end Fred best. leadoff man in the Natiohql why isn’t this common .practice? OOMNIK. lat ua ahow you our Ubersterlat. claaaroonu, equlpmant aqd : Hitting—Carl Funilo, Dodger*—^ Mclntire, lowr amAteur' In this Rlckv Jechba, Tom Kelly. Herb Buyabottie-'êday! gains waa efoaed, April 16, 1951, A. There la no rule covering I't, vlaual• ajda.Ud^ cbm# la (laiwaan 6 a.m.:4Uid t |>.m.. tdondayaMonday! thrui,hru Frldya.Frli----- Drove lit two flrst-imiing nma 418 the'fact that Robinson, is-a Measer -from Brooklyn.'N. Y.; t i f Beginning early, in '-1858 Base-, League.” ' year's women’a Open, Over . Mr*, Wngabury; . Roger, Mocolone, Dave when Guy Moreau, the Montreal bnt mnplree agree.* they Would with a siitgle, fiten broke up 4-4’tie Matouaky, JeSn Monter, Dave right-handed pull hitter. .He got pound ta ttle. Wait Dembrovrskl baflt writers’. Associa.tion’ of Amer- Gilliam has beqn in 'all but one HEW EH4UNI tECHHICHL dharies R. Harbou^ of 'C3*v*lahd, onljr a piece of the ball yet it from Lynn, center John (Hierckme general: manager. HMid the .Balti qsU It a triple,.^* aUew the le t BWOU IHSTITuI e > 3 * in 10th yrith 20th-.hom'e. run for 8 and 4,. and .GraCe Lencayk, iof Morkialo; Rill Mohdnm. Walt M lC M it e J N . RfHOQF' *2.56 lea Imembers of 10' years’ stand, •gome this season. He leads-the more Elite GiEnu $10,00<| for GU>- ter merp If he could get It. How-' or <9NM.. IHC. - ’ICwaMMlst'ttyw Bwlqalu tdH 5-4 vlclOry qv*r Riedlega That gave IK..*' -I . seiled oyer’ the temporary latb from Auioid, Pa.[ 200 pound.end ihg will 'select- fotmer 'jilayen [for SEPT. 24 .Newington,, Conn.. '1948 winner of Pstlg, Dtnfla Podolny, Sheit Reole, «i«IN^JilliM..»U!rs 4/5 ' Ppt' ' ' ^ StiperiMs Dk battii^, hits, bases, lianT and Joe ^lack,' The lattei* over; everybody'^ aleer agreea It NOUlft IU7»ee»sg fc. » AAalaae 6-6404 » 8»kii6. *aea Dodgers bne-gam* lead Ja Na- fence In. Plant Field. D r' H ea iy from- Manchester, Baseball's Hall , of Fame. on balls, triples and stolen (bto, meet, ever 'Mr*. Lett HaO f t Ralph Romo. , Peta âraojr - and w;qs the NatlpaU League's fore* to aalmpossibto tU iig--^ haU tjpfial jASguo raeo. | " PolatoriUe, Ky., 6 aadi. •airy Salth. ’f l l J t i t t t t l t t l M 5 l$ riU iX & CQBFORATION. Btlir YORK) C IU PliMty Af Fewer K. H., and halfback Ward Jones of viousiy slecUtmi were i trailing only WIIU* Kaye a t .xbk niost-recruit in 1962 and QfiUam did I tdU'jrott abont RoIk' ;«lto M w »r te luMidi iU gleee DobO* Feny,. N^'Y. , ■. nuaUy. ' -Giants'In the laagt^ fit Uiik latter, v w so a^t)4gad m '58.: J - ■>- . ' ■ 4" : '1': ,'.'V • I'-' ' > * ■■V', ' 1 . vU to'aW. p^tfK if ta tha I,'. , A ■ ■ V ' . V ; y :j . ' i ' ■ : -'f: ; ■4~-i ■ ’ 7i ■■■ ■ inniidi ■ ■'r“ •vv

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MANGHEffTEIl ^ N I K G HERALD, M ANGH ^tER, OOMM^ TUESDAY. 8EFTEMBER 18,195# ''k . MANCHESTER BVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER; 'CONN,, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS," 195« i ; Artidas Par Salt AutonobilM ftfr Solo 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! HoosdmM Gm I s ~ BY PAGALY iMd SRP0EN ^ Holp Waimd->Blalo ' S6 v iIelp> Waat«l>.i 26 Help Wasted—M alt, 36 lOBH'S ALL WOOL overtioat, topr 1951 FORD CUSTOM line, foiir door OOLLBOTOR'S 'ltoi4»-Blabk^41. MANOmtBTBR vidaiQ', >bed- PRINCBTOM Street Section. Over- IfITWOS WAMTED-Blngte. WAlUfflOUSB XfAN for shipping LUBE XCEN for /part >tifna eve PBAT BUXmS.VihrMded. XxcM- hut marble top dresser, oommod#,' coat, mort.Janet, awoater. Slse YOUNO COUPLE dekiroe S or ' d aised Ospe Ood. Csnftnle bath, LISTINGS W Alisn® ' hN sedan. Radio and heater Fordo* t^'rAkCTug lout 9eU condltioMr. XQ. $4818, rbom rsiMhca hofw being biiUt, fainlly,, foraa-family, buefowa iinatic drive. McClure Pontiac,' ■ 'iWNT„WA,iTesr and rac«iv(iig Wori(,"Good work ning work greasing trucks. "Exper drop leaf pine kitchSn tabla, Par> 44-48. nefiflmt ^diUon. CaU boom rent. (auiXIL S-WS. csraaio tile bath, hot water heat. two fireplSsaa. Front and abed e w e ity . Have many daah boyars, AkVÂiTIR ing GOnditioits-ahd company bone.' ience necessary. Aj^ply' Thomas ker 18 gauge shotgun, modern dormer, ameaite drive; treas. Only This'agency has many'eani leg ...... , J I W l t Inc. 373 Main St. TeT. Mt. 8-4S45. ThfV CCftAMBtS fOft SEVEN ITOtaC windows, tsn WANTED — 8Mi-8 Im m a, imfuir- 9hu cellar. Nlce^ aSculdad on medium priead homea. Fbr-^xattN S l i fits. Apply OdMyear Tire and .BHcimE Colla Co.. 251 Broad S t ,/ acieens and on* dOor, Vary good .maple extension dining table, four H aero with trees. *18,400. Cerl- -$18,800. Carlton W. Hutchina. XO. ‘TMC ChICK. UkE ' mo MOf Rubber Company, Inc. 180 Oood- " (M ^^8-PikK laggW sat. Slse Maftad, by gentleman. CaU IQ 94183, xa. i-itte. ^ teoua and expatuant aarvic* pUSss CLASÎFIE^ÂPVT. '1950 F01U5 Convertible, Rood coni ■r A eoaditloo. lU W. XUddle liTks. ladder back chahni. w affie ironM^8 fob $1$K Man's carnal hair coat 8-1884 from 6-? p.m. ton W.' Hutchloe, Realtor. M( S-99W. 109 Henry St. ^ diUon, reasonable price, - XU FOOTfAUflAVlW * . bEMk/IC wtn Stn Eaat Hartford, Corai-BU, mlac. articles. x a .> “^-- 9-4W4. call ' ■ . ^ P T . HOUI 9-M fti.. 9-3424. GOOD JOB 40-43, $ l8 .'b th er men's clothea. FIVE ROOM ranch, three bed A F n a A ' : >rr. ,.Rclp Wante4l-r> PAIJ^TSALE CaU moraliidfev.xa. 9-8831, OONfilDERlNO FRIGIDAIRE refrlgeratep^r’^ o r^ BAST OBMTEK ST.—Suitable for rooms. Four years Md. Oraen Rd. ^Jtw O YOUR PROPERtYr sa s;4 . M. to 4:ao p ? 1948 TWO DOOR S-<Ût(4er Pon> lOOH ' PORTER, full or part tirao- Male or Fettiale 27 A psn n tti. BotidlRf Old butch, o i i ^ n whits, titan- : lain Inaide and ou taids/ dhrthng office and homo. Ten rooans, Hot water heat, oil. Largo lot. J.D. REALTY tiac>One Owner,. Cleiin,^ ^ d in •A lt .. al store work. . Apply ^ 1 ^ 1 and aubutban residanca de' luxe, la exceUeift condition. For Rile - •• Asking $ltF00. George L. GraSf COUNTER WORK, male or feinale. p steaas heat oil, firo^ce, two JACK or E D / ------cdndition;.'Radid abd heater.' Drug, Main St., XCanchesWr turn pigmratad—Rog.-‘’tt;io a gal. c ia u x a v M m ^ Wsats#-~'Tb'jpay 58 ■ I . l i l t ...... ^ --T - t - - die. Realtor. MI. $4*7*. CQFY CLOSING TIME will find our neat plant con- Apply in pbraon. Sandwich No6k, |i.4fi»^.p.s. brush 408? off,.. APARTXOBNT house. Income $8800 tathrooma .(wo-car garage, large for caah. nunatie^ Price 1300. Call1 MI. ' veniently located on Hilliard 999 XIain St. lot. Ample parking. Mortgagea ar- ••“ S f «P buying conUct Ml. 3-5262 MI, 9-978S BOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. S-713S BAKKR’B h e l p e r , rive day S r.'/f you qualUy (or any one WESTTNORdUSE refrigerator, I yeariy and that could bS fik BORTBRS SCHOOL C2iotca six STOWLEY aflAY. Realtor week. Nine paid holidays. Paid '..cubicfedt.'OxceUant condiUen, $78. WANTED TO BUY—twin -beds. creaaed. Bktra largo tot. Oarages/ ranged A real bargain. For an- roomK»m coionlaL fireplace, tUe bath, / MON. THRU FRI> of Uie/ollowliig - positions, stop BXPERIENCBD TYPIST, part BUDGET CENTER CaU. XO. $-8801. V ExceUent location. Lsevlng state. pofoti^t call Georgs U Orastii- BRAE-BURN REALTY MI. 9-3640 group and hoqiitaMkation benefits. ‘ in for ah interview, time night Work for trucking comi.. 91 Cantar. Xa. >4164 >i;<9^48 after (Tp.m. sarage,urage, excellaitt cendttiori, MHre. M l.3 4 rri. 10:30 A. M. TraflenKlor Sale . 6* A •Apply WonderJ2raad Bakery, 6ll Will sacrifioa, 819AOO, OeU WUU- dio. Realtor. XO. 9 4 m t, treSa. only $14,900. CarltOn PSny. XU, 9-5773. mantic, HA. 8-4988. Department participstloft in til* • '/v^. SATURDAY 9 A. M. Conn. Bivd^- East Hartfohlr Conh: KL91 RADIO-phonograph and tOM 8DC B(X>M ranch, Six. years Hutchine, Realtor. XO. 9-81$8,' s - -v- TWO-iJlHEEL campîK trailer with See Mr. Ofrl Msssfsl. ELECrtRICAL TESTER PUNCH PRESS operators. No Sx- ÊRS Rpom Board ^ 9-48I4. case aa ’’unsavory to aSY tiw ampUfiar aystemir CuafomÂfuilt. old, 8$' living iwom, n v Biasttr leaat” a complete hitch, IlS oS ca ll Ml. • Experienced' in test equip periience necesssiy. Apply Ounver From $80. x a . $-43i*. - :BALES R(X)M''WITO 'U tcM ii privUigeal bedroom $10,800; sled large five ■ YOijii txwPERAnoir w nx 9-7Tl4,'\ . X, FkrBhi;ftnd LsM f^r Sale 71 TODAY'S SPECIAL! Charges Atty. Gen. Brownell replied ia a BB APPREOftTBD i v m j m v E K ment elmller to radio and TV MSmifacturlng <3o. 334 Hartford Ctnfi'Mly Bcatsd. 14 A f ^ St. XCra. room ranch $*,000. Both on lot w 7 inspection. Ahsemble .small Rd. TAP SHOES,Tike>ihw. b1z* > ; 5Q8 E u t Middle Turnuike FARXC F6lt^fiAIJE-44 acree,' daar 880x170, fo be sold tOgetiMri Both Washington statement that "it ia bridge lamp with T V ahadr, Doraqg. 8$ B ofren St.—tnunaoulate regrettable.. . . that Ben. Kefauver A nd wrm a u 'niRT ÛLL tlM B ^^;.s^ components. Night shift. /cT land. Bigtaf'qmrtn house in go^ are la excellent conditioci.'f^tton Ike Hurt Rural Auto Driviof S|ôo1 7* <ÔC>p SALES: Jobs, full or Jiart cleaned com kêr, yacht chatra, five room colonial (twn bed- is now renewing his uhiluppertad IM ol M l 2-5121 OOUOHKINOT046EO e /T 8 7 ' ATraEGR^^^^^ FLEA8ANT, large rooihi'tPlD be^, condition. PssMre with ruhnlhg W. Hutchins. X a.,9'4lSl, 8-4884.. A80U»JO,Aui.'THeV 'Fqr coal.tM and lumber deliv tlm r.'/pply Conn. State Employ- camera t K golf, club $i, antique Kitchen' privileges, aepafate brook. Near rMdOanUal aection. rooihs) aida porch, basement Charge for partisan aolUieiu>iire LARSON’S DRIVINQ ^lohool. eries.'Good w y- Profit shariitg PAINTER’S HELPER* ment SSryice, 806 Maltt St.______. cuff Jinka. Dale Evana watch, trsnea, gentlemen, parking, 'liU. PL 84837 or 8411 XtANOHESTER-Oarrlson colonial. . SArage; aluminum siding. Sen- posM." Brownell said IMauverlidd. "''k " 'J plan.. Sick leav^ benefits. Hospital . AbUity to assist in production Special aalection of lamM, soma ’ elWyittirad. Power Project Manchester’s oniy trained 'and ■ ATiO ASE ■ ventuating cabinet doore and 1-4784.'''^ ■ Convenlant location. heat, made similar accusattoiu Jart win> .•"r- certined instructor. For your sale^ ization And groupgrouji insurance.. 8 ^ spray paint parts. ■ Day .Khrdwaro $1. unuaed ragiater fll- pairs, 8omq Sfiiglaa. h slf''^ pries 3RD^ 18 aero f£rtn oai bUl fores largo, bedroom's, fireplaoe, ter in aponeortng a. Senate hill to ’WfTilFiMOeQPflI.ilfIB : anllt., '‘►.i . ' t e ^ X U $-$5*9. COMFORTABLB.room. private en WlUl' frontage, ponft and coinbmatioa aluminum windows, ,7* (fonway Rd. — ExceUant (Oantfnaed from Wkgit Ona) take Dixon-Yatea lltlkatlon but. of Lost and ikmnd ' ty We are trained' to teach propet’ Appli Sitoaiions WaRted— Complete selection'^ of furniture ranch of 5)4 rooms, attached ly. MI. 918075. ■ F e m a l e ^ 38 for the hofiie. Reasonable prices. trance. Parking. i4%^Hackmatack Vl«*r. able ria roombxand lot .80 'X I'40. 49 Acadoihy' St. BrowneU'e hands. Brownall said »A88 BOOK No. 1378. FOR 8AU>-M enVrebuilt and ra- . 8t« . * "'-V.,' bath, M c4 d rlrtt at 115,600., A. R. garage, large lot. no basement. Biaenhojver’a budget recommende- w r G ,-G L i:^ DRIVER - MESSENGER fruit; berries, Good financing eveileble, the bill "did hot even ooma' to a Notice » .hereby Riven by the: MANCHESTER DrivinR1"R >Academy WOXtAN with training in iiiterioc laSted ahoei, high or low. Reason aome woodt Talbot A g^ Wllkl. ft xa. 8-4889. ^ ttoniB. Kefauver said, REA co- vote, for lack of either Democrafta- - s i aavtiiRs department of The Man ^guarantees quick results. Elxpert Young man o v e r'it years to ably prlcad. Sam Tulyaa, IS Maple cy. Phono operaUvaa.wouId have been imable 336 No. MalnNst. deliver mail. And pick up sub hom'e dScoration desires Opbn DsUy; 10 AJd- - 5 PM. PI; 34800. f . J. CROCKETT, Realtor or Republican aupport," chester Trust'Company that Sav- instructions. Dual-controlled car. XU 3-1336. . fit., near Main fit.' . Boerdere Wanted 59>A to finance needed additional fecill- CampaigninYnoiW midnight. Xo« infs P w Booh'No. 1378 has been Call Mr. Miclette, your personal contract parts. Day-shift. . MANCHESTER Office MI. 8-5416 tiea. YOUNG XUN over 21 for W FOR BALE—Oil burner alr-eondi' 7:80 P.M,-9 P.M. Booses For:]tos^\,;72 lauver spoke at the-goMan jUbMa loM and application to r the issu instructor at PI. 2-7?49. WANTED — Day work; general The: Tenneiaee Senator al.„ afternoon Work in Drug ato tlonar furnace for five room ROOM AND board. G?lEENM3(NC^c Ree. MI. 9-7751 banquet of the (Jity'hC (JudalVr ance of a new booh ^ has been xn. M143. ‘ hou^work or laupdfy_Jiy_middle- JSenUeman. XCANClHiaSTEIt - CapeXCod six eaM - "the m aenhower adminletrs' wh6r6 he said the peliey « f tha made. X . house. Furnace and coatrole. $200. Tel, xa. 1-7678. ■ :^ r $ . Wells MITS^JTSg— .aged-w mnan. Short time in this- Phone xn. S-5S38 any time. rooms, (oub finished, lêllent Six roomânch with attached tion has aouiftt to cut off ihe very Democratic party la to prm dt "UK Motorcyclcs^ttcjrcies 11 LABORERS WANTED for geiiqr*! country. Spehks German and 'll AU Brand Nsw Furniturs and condition. AU natural woomork, gaeikfe. T w o ihinutea from bus. Ufa blood o f the ayatema— their DOST—Black Oocher Spaniel. Ttcw GRAY RESEARCH AND Appliances, Not Used But New even break for every American-’* jKadlng and paving work.. A ^ y little Epgtish. XU. 3-8584, or 128 1-S Of f . o n 1958 wallpaper. 180 fireplace, to’dormera, baeeimint Immediato- occu icy. Priced for eourc6a o f abundant, low cost He dropped in at an AMVET8 hall York license tags. Qilldren. mi MANCHESTER qrCUS SHOP on DEVELOPMENT CO. Leno idQW Guaranteed Apsrtlnmtft—Fists— ûick sila. Lots For Ssle 72 power." him. Oustalson. MI. 3-S for a civic group meeting, apoka at xl66 West Middle Tpke., repairs HILLIARD ST., XIANCHESTER tion. Open Oafiy $-9 p.m. Green 1, 3 or 8 Years to Pay Twissaents 62 fui yard. Gaaton RcalW, ..185 In the lest aession of Congreaa, all makes, specializing in English. , "A GOOD FLA<7E TO WORK" Look At These Big Values School St. xa. $4711, Ev ONE ACRE building lota. Birch a Negro rally, visited tho Oarmaiw DOST—PASS BOOK No. 78903. Buildup—Centrsctlng l l Help 3S. Help Wanted— Female 35 PRESS OPERATOR Paint and Wallpaper at the Green. SIX-ROOM. Tenement, upetairs. Bvonuga NSpC ROOM COIibNUL he said, "It waa Whlta House American Steuben Society. attefid> Buys used' bicycles, all aizes. Experience hot required. We wUl ALBERT'S “ DREAM XO. 9-748$; Mountain Sectibn. fii BoHon near pressure" which defeated bilU for Notice is hereby given that Pass Situations Wantc4i— One suntoom, one-cloeed veranda. Nico rfsidantisl araa.. Wlfo gn Menrhester. elevetion. Nice id a Democratic ward maattng; Book No. 78903, issued by The Hourkx>*5 P-m. week days, 8-8 OARAGES, breezeways and patios teach’ you. ' HOUSE” the promised Hells Canyon dam p.m.< Saturdays. MI. 9-2098. Male " 29 Available 1st of Oct. Write Box SWEEPING V1EW8, laigs three rage. Nicely landscaped. ' ' '\,. residential- .wwaawea,.eecUon, Price 13800. and made two television appear* Savinfs Bank of Manchester has custom built. Many plans avall- ^ W IR E K S xA N D ^ OIL SPACE heater, good condition. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE on the Snake River between Ida abje. Inquiries invited. Call MI. MATERIAL HANDLERS Moving. $35 takea it. XO. 3-5818, K. Herald. bedroom ranch, immaculate een- Phone xa, 9-4^10. ancei. been loat and application has been ' 9-7375. . The above new jobs have been DEISIGNBR-Draftsman would like THE“ DREAM HOME” Includes dlUon, many extras, 138' iot, only THESE EEDROOM RANbk^ ho and Oregon, jth# Niagara pow He told tha Negro rally ha waata made to said bwk for payment of Business 8enrtci» Offered 13 ' SOLDERERS \ GRAY RESEARCH crested because of recent expan part time work, preferably with the following: A 41-plece Triple THREE r o o m Apartment, second 814400. CMrlton W. Hutchins, MI. Nice neighbom o^ Conveniently ^ C[CELLENT E L L E f Large Lot on Bex er project, and fo r speeding atom “everyone to have an e ( ^ anwe* the aipdunt of depoatt. BID WELL Home Improvement Co. AND sion. Plenty of overtime Insurance, GENERAL small job shop. MI. 9-4096. LAWN MOWER, in e'xceUent condi' Packed Bedroom outfit coneisting floor. Heet aiid hot water fur 94133, 9*4894. located. Immediate'Occupancy. XiOimtain,mmtain, Vernon, wlfo besutiful ic power devclopmenL tunlty without diicrimlnatkm.” DICK'S weatherstrip Com- Alterations, additions, garages. Experienced in wiring and solder holiday and vacation benefits. tion, 88. Call xa. 3-1471. of a S-D new bedroom suite, night nished. 880. xa. 8-5503 after ,4r treeiXtrewfe/Prl Price 33,300. x a 34371. .Similarly, He said, "it was DOST—PASS BOOK No. 59DOo! pany, doors and windtrirs, custom ing 4>f realstors, condensers and DEVELOPMENT CO teblee, pillows, lampa, rugs 8 . 8 TWO FAXOLY. oil heat, ga- w hite House pressure which put Notice is hereby given that Pass Re-siding speciaUsts. Easy budg Work in Manchester HLL WORK b e a u t if u l D llp p ix work, guaranteed. Call MI, 9-1583 et terms. MI 9-6405 or TR componcnu, similar to radio NEEDS Doge—Birds—Pets 41 drapes, linens, towels dresssr sst rages large lot. central. (Jarlton over the Dixon-Yatee deal"—a No. 59710,. issued by ’The chasais assemblies. Ehccellent work SPENCER RUBBER andôther Itsms. The Living Ropnf Business LoestioBs 9)4 yeera old. AlumlnunKstorm subjact ighlch he aald he plana to N otice after 8 p.m. 5-9109. PERIENCED If interested in general mill PORTERFIELD’S PEt SUPPLY, ovarcoata. Slie 40-43, $8 each. One W. Hutchins. XO. 84133, XO. SahuVliu Fior Salt 75 Savings Bank of Manchester has ing conditions. PRODUCTS lady’a fog akin Jacket, email aize. consists of a 41-piece Triple-RaCked For Rent 64 8-4894. yrindowsnnd doora. X discuss fully tonight been lost and ^tplication has been RUBBISB A k b ashes r e m o v ^ ASSEMBLi^tS and WIRERS Chapel St., Manchester, .Conn^x^ work for\ a progressive now located at Route 5 and Cliapel modern suite in luxuious uphol- Zoning Board of Appalls Rd., South Windsor, next to East 810. One long near aeal coat, flO. VERNON—R e n ^ 'fiH - rooms with Ha called the Dlxon-Yatea con made to said bank for payment of Qtoerai cleanlng.^ cellars, attics . AlumUium Windows Interviews Being Held Ibcsl concehn; good work Other hoUaehoId artlclee. Two new •tery, end teblei, cock-lUl tables, BUSINESS OR office location, 474 BURNHAM ESTATES COVENTRY LAKE ' attached garage. Fult cellar. Oil tract, subaoquently canceled by Town Of the amount of depoait. OFFICE CLERK — PoaiUoif of Hartford Drlve-ln 'Theater. Open Main St./ground floor, tniree and y a im Reasonable .'ates. M. X and Doors 14-A To wire and assemble smalt pre- ing condition/fair rate and aheets and pillow cases. 34 Elm rugs, lamps, picturei;,drapes, cof Year ’round on choice aide of hot water heat. Lot Mjdoo. Resi the administration after Congree- Corantry, Connactictit ft i f / Rubbish Removal. ML Monday • Wednesday - Friday varied interesting work>wm con dally 9-8, Tuesday, Thursday and rooms. XO. 94239. XO. S-7444. d e n t section. Oaetdn Realty, DOST—PASS BOOK No. 79388. cisltm parts. Day shlftx Excellent generous frii/es. Contact Friday nlghta T . 9 p.m. Man St., East Hartford. fee set ahd othei-Ttems. The kitcA- “THE HOMES Ooventra Lake. Seven, room ranch. aional foveetigetora charged a TTie Zoning Board of Appeahi OUARAIfTEED agfinst all haz- working conditions wilJrxafeteria genial fellows and girls 44 hour en includes ..^sh 89-plcce Triple- 165 BqhoOl St, Xa 94ral{, eve- conflict of interest by s Budget held an open meeting August 1st Notice is hereby given that Pass week, Mon. - S^tf until 12:30, Plant Superintendent, Clar chester customers can chll JA- LARGE BUILDINO, centrally lo Also ' three room summer house. Book No. 79388, issued by The ards. Aluminum screens and 1 P. M.-4:30 P. M. facilities. , X IRON BED, coil spring, 8 doaen packed T-piece dinette set,' dinner WITH WIFE APPEAL” 100 foot lake frontage, private. In n i n g i .^ 9-746*. Bureau coniuIUnt, "an attempt 1956 a t 7:80 P.M. at tha YowR Of . ... PAVING CO. We are pyoud Must be o v e r/2 i, accurate and ence Maron, a t ^ l l i and 8-3391 and we Will bring order canning Jars, Universal meat cated, 1800 ,sq. ft. Ideal storage, SaviiM Bank of Manchester has filt level. Arfcj'^would have been built to 'the Zoning Board'a approval your pets and pet suppUes. S. ft - ALBERT'S "SHERATON" rooms, bne-half aers lots. appUea only to exlrttng noo-eoik- JA. 4-5385, any time for free esti RooDns—Sidinit x^ 16 DEVEWMENT CO. lENCED carpenters want, All makes of adding nwchines Soborbaii For Rent 66 LIVABILITY Birch cabinet U ti^ n . Built-in feed Meetrteity. Into the Tenneiaee mate. HILLIARD ST.. MANCHESTER h il l ia r i>''o t :^ xianchestef ed. A p ^ 'm Oak St,, East Hart, H. Green Stamps. Open 9 tO 8 sold or rented. Repair* on all 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Youngstown kitchana, beau range and oven. Basement garage. Valley Abfoorlty System to re forming house on Lot A —with oaU AanoniiccaiCBts RAT'S ROOFING CO., shingle and ford. Û/9-I418. ROGERS CORPORATION Monday through Saturday. Diurs- mpikea, Martdw'a. THE "SHERATON” includea a 85- tiful suburban setting*, but CONVENIENCE place TVAN.power auppUed to back rt 38* from Obllego $naar ANTIQUES Beiflnlahed. Rwairtng “ A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” ” A G(XJD PLACE TO WOF day night tiU 9. Free parking. XU. piece Triple-Pecked bedroom in UNFURNISHED four room apart-' Large lot. $I*,t00. IF TOU HAVE a relative, ênd built up roofs, gutter and con- Mill and Oakland Sts. \ ment with bath and hot water, 3nd still within the town limits Beautiful 6 ^ , extra large raom Atomic Energy Commlesion In- Road. done on any furniture, nem an, ductor wqrk, roof, chimney re- AMBITIOUS XIAN, wHling worker. 9-4273. We repair aquariums, beautiful modem “ Bermuda-Mist” , atallatlons. ' Anyona wishing to protart this or neighbor who Is antitlM to 189 South Main St.. Phone MI. Interesting Job. UlO p.m., 8 days. heaters pumps and reflectors. 995 floor. Pleasant location on Route of .XCsnchester. Sensibly ranch with fabulous recreation WARREN E. HOWLAND paira. Ray Hagenow, MI. 9-29-2214. Manchester, Copn. Boats and AecsssoriM 46 night tables, pillows, lamps, rugs, room which includes four bunk In an interview atJanesville yee- decision must do so not lator tfeaa tmta by abaentee ballot, please no 3-5643. Xq 9.8753. X • -• Main si. drapee, linens, towels, dresser set 31, AdUlu desired. PI. 3-6445. p r ic ^ ''a t $18,490. Open tify Republican Headquaners. Tel. ;Ray Jackson, 50. 8-8328. OFFK^l^ CLERK — Poeition of beds and bar. All tile floora All REALTOR terday, Kefauver deuribed .Tuitice Monday. October 8th 1956, a v a il a b l e n o w (or Immediate and other items. The llviim-room daily and Sundays for MI. 9-T749 or MI. 9 BlLLSx TELEVISION Service. varied interesting work with con ► A.K.b. BEAGLE pups fully in- deliver, Sebago outboard boats. knotty pine wells, Living room, xa. $-1(0* Ruisell Xarksr, Chalrmaa FOR THE BEST in Bonded built genial feUows and girls. 44 hour includea an 85-piece Triple-Packed Wanted To Rent 68 your inspection. well to wall carpeting. Large mir 'k * ThohUM' 'oUeB, YamporaiF Available at all times. PhUco fac up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, PÊRSONABLE \noculst«d. See these before you CaU xa.. 8-4438. living-room suite in your choice of xa. i-aoo* tory supervised service. TeL Ml. week, Mon. - Sat. until 12:30. DIB. MAKERS apprentice. Willing quy. TR. 5'9J31. ror over manUe. Latgo wslk-ln ' N otice X ■ aocrataiy 9-9698. conductors and roof repairs call to learn a high paid trade. Apply eectlonar or convenient sWlce, REGISTERED pharmacist and cedar cloaet. Baaament garage. Coughllm MI. 3-7707, ______Must be over 21, accurate and 1955 MARK 25 Mercury outboard, lamps, tables, pictures, drapes, VERNON—Warren Avenue homes n a n k Kamplalii ...... have good handwriting or be YOUNG LADY •Gunver Manufacturing Co.. 234 BeAOl e Rabbit Hounds—4'4 year electric remote controle and 17 wife want 3-4 room ~ apartment, T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Centrally' located. under conatruction, 8 room ranch F n d Mohr WAlfiZID—Rlden ^ .t o ' Hamilton ELECTTRONIC rugs, smoker, hassock, coffee set furnished or unfuraiahed. XO. Zoning^t^d of Appealg^ ELECTRICAL SERVICE—Wiring, ROOFING SIDING, painting, car quick typist. State salary desired. Hitrtford Rd. oltment, up. Price 89,800. XCadeline Smith, 1. Grant E. Toothaker Jr. anil INVITATION'TO BID ROOFINO — BpeciaUzing in repair an ►•ping dc- person. Moriarty Bros., 3t5ênter tion. For show or hunting. Harrl- 4X4, 18 ft. long. CaU Xa 9-9729. • ALBERT'S "PRESIDENT’' Gall J. D. Realty room split level on large lot fire 4:45 p.m. (South Building) from RANGE BURNERS and pot burhj- .witlHnitiative. Typir are a high school graduate, St. 3 . ROOMS FURNITURE fumlahed or unfurnished, W in Realtor, xa! 9-1643. Helen J. Toothaker requesting \ n ds will he racelvdd for a daatp Route 8, Andover. PI. 2-8884. ing roofs ^âU kmda. Also new can type, age 18-28 and are in- enced )n electronic back aon, 25- Vernon. Center Heights, private home. Centrally le tte d place, 1)4 baths. Vacant/ M e d permission to do limited re truck at the office rt *" era cleaned. New and used bum rqofa. Gutter W5rk. Chimneys ^ K u t not ess Vernon. Rockvii(e TR. 5-9649. HERB IS ROYAL LUXURY for iant buy. T. J. (Jrockett, Realtor, ers and pumps. CaU Joe. Xn terested in meeting people, we ground. Must be fsmUiar near bus. Write Box L. HeraliL OVERSIZED C!APE—8H rooma. MI. S-526i Ml. 9-9738 pairs on automobiles at thsir Manager, Town WANTED—Ride fri>m 125 Parker cleeaqd, repaired, 26 years’ ex you—See . all you get-r-See all you xa. 3-5416, or residence MI. 3-7751. •9-0147. steady job with good would be happy to discuss this with necessary electronic' GAS STATION attendant.' Part ■ave—ahd all in quality furniture, Attached twiMwr garage. AA real- MI. 9-3640 Service SUUon on Rt. 44A. 3:00 F J ti, Thursday, SL to Mata oiffice, five day week. perience.: Eree estimates. CaU position with you. All Inquiries YOUNG ATTORNEY end wlfe^ nh; dential aection. Also two older 3. Mrs. Ruby Q. Harrington, 1956, at w h )^ tlma Mda w n^>o Houn 8:30-4:30 p.m. ML 9-4073 Howley. Manchester XU. 3-5381," salary and full employment test equipment. Excellent time nights. Call MI. 9-8231. W dU I^ IJKE honie for four kit Mahogany Paneling.. per M $190 too . ..GORGEOUS BLONDE OR children, need . 44 unfumiehed FOR SALE CDEIAN A im paint those gutters held strictly confidential. Call tens. 8 « , 3-5278. ___ __ Cahadi.an Framing and xhomes with aix large rooms each; — IBoute 3i;'requeats permission to opqned in public,. Bids, sealed aaft after 8 p.m. now; 'Avoid costly repairs later. opportunity for the right SHEET. XIETAL mechanic anri Mnter of town, 6ae with garage. MANCHESTER—rSlx largsyroome. benefits. Apply; Thursday be:; lendscepe Mirror; spacious Cheat use patio garage w i" set-back marked "One and one half yard MI. 3-1883, - man. helper. Manchester Sheet Metal Sheathing (truck load) per M $98 .xa. 3-8147 days, (JH. 6-5773 eve Priced right. Many other Uetings. Nice family home. Good cMdition. IS LAUREL STREET Heatlng'^piumbin^ . 17 tween 10 a.m. And 3 p.m. at of Drawers, sliding-door Bookcase- nings. Hot wetor steam heat.' Large from State line on Route 31 of dump truck bid to ha opau''. Sap- Aatomeb&M tor Salt 4 Works, 24 High St. WANTED Geiod home fqr cute kit 34" InaulaUoir.,-^;...... per M $85 Bed, ■ ...... Gaston Realty, 165 School S tT w . ROCKVILLE approximately 31 feet. tember 27, 1956" mtMt he In the' A<3E OOALL SERVICE. WUI do MR. CUNNINGHAM •V 94781, eventen Xa.. 9-7466. attic, could make two rooms. FREEBURN ft WATSON. Plumb our Manchester office. tens. MI. 3-8836> ' PO! WANTED—3 . ,4 room apartment . All interested persons' are in o f f ^ o f the (leneral Xfeaaeger be> BSEORB TOU BUT a used ear any general cleanup and" handy ing and Heating Contractors..New JOB OPENINGS for experienced ~t4~ No. 1 Perfections, primed, Good location. Besutiful yard with Eight-Room, SVi-fitory Sbigle s8a Oonnan Motor Bales. Buick work. Rubbish removal, cellar MI. 3-4156 foolmskers,' ■ machinists, engine robutted, sanded— trees and Box Spring, by young working couple with no MODIFIED ENGLISH colonial, six trees. Priced right at tit,100. Frame House. New asphalt ahln- vited toattend. fore the time stated aheva:. The InstaUations, aiteration work and CONN. BOWER COMPANY her Plliows, 3 modem Boudoir children. (Jell Mr. Fran.klin. xa. RiisseU Karkei, (Jhalrman >t ia reserved to reject aivaaM BSlas , and Sendee, 285 Main cleaning,. lawn mowiiw etc. Very repair work. XU. 9-3808 or ML lathe, milling machine, concrete LlvestoO-—Vcllic^ 42 6R«Ciai ...... aq. 133.95 latte rooms snd atUched garage. Phone Barbara- Woods 'Agency. rle roof. Galvanised gutters and Byaet. ML 9-487L Open evenings. reasonable. Phone XO. 9-9817 or 773 Main Street BENEFICIAL FINANCE INTEF6VIEW8 BEING HELD road Mvement equipment opera Lamps, 3 Scatter Rugs, ' beautiful 3-8161 between 10 end 5 p.m. Nice ahadM lot in center of Man’- M f. 9-7702. ^ eadera. Large living room dining Thomas WeUes, Co-(Jhalr- bids. : 9-5§31. No. 1—18" Red Cedar Prime J BU. 9-3184. Manchester, Conn. MON. . WED. . FRi. tors. Trainee Jobs for weldirs, and WE BUY COWS, calves an'^Mieef Wall Pictures. Famous NstionMly Chester. living room 23’6rxi4’ room, eitting room, kitchen and Ail bids must conform to 19H MERCURY hardtop, two tone 806 MAIN ST. csttie. Also horses. I*lela BT Shakes ...... per sq. $13.95 Advertised "Diamond" Living. WANriBD-rS • 4 room linfumiejied with flrepIac^Dining rooi^ 'large X(AN(JHE8TBR—7* Deepwood Dr. pantry. Four bedrooms end bath. Frank Kamplatn apeciflcations and MtMera foana - machine operators. C o n / State apartment desired by young cou black and white. All ^necessairy OONDÎR'S T.V. Service, available PLUXIBINO and heaUiig—Repairs 1 P. M. - 4:35 P. M. Employment Service, 8p8Mal/i St Tel." Ml. S-7405. Room smte, with gorgeous. Sofa, kitchen and \separate '''laundry Barn rad four room Cape (Jod. 110 Newly decorated. Oil.steam heat. Fred Mohr . which may be procured from’tha extras. low mileage. MI. 9 -lM . any time. Antenna conversiona. Windows—complete .. from $10.96 IxMjnge Oudr or Club (Jhslrt, in ple with one child, located near ft. fnmtage, Timken oil bunier, Ruperintandeat rt Parka, Room f , and contract word. OaUML 9^8341. YOUNG LADIES city. x a . 3-7082. room. Also lavatory. Second floor, 378-gallon tank. One-car detached Evelyn Wenner, Secrets: I%Uco factory supervised sendee. . *...... YOUNG MAN for factlory work. Wood Gutter 4x5 and 4x8— decorative covers, guaranteed for three large b e d ro ^ s and bath. automatic hot water, twelve large garage. Large lot; 100x85. Imme Dated thia 19th day of Sep Municipal Building, Mancheatar, IfSO CHEVROLET, blue, two-ddor TeL Xn. 9-1488. Articles For Sale 4k oak treds, full acreen and atorm 18-30 Apply Kaklar Toy Cofaipanv. 60 as la— ...... Hn. ft. 45c TEN TEARS, 3 Formica Top Step FAXOLY OF five need three bed Must be seen tq be appreciated. diate occupancy. 113,800. bar 1996. Connecticut. - Heater and four new tires, ÂloTing— Triacfciiig ■ TYPIST Hilliard St. ^ Tables, Matching Cocktail Table 3 Gaston Rsal(y>6S School St. xa. windows, ameaite . driveway, condition. Low mileage. XQ. 'OOXIPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart DARK RICH LOAM. Grade No. 1. room .house before November. tlOFOp. Owner X a. 9:$314. S to ra g e 20 Alert types who work well with tear Fir (JqainS lin ft. 8c beautifiU Table Lempe ûa match (XiUdren ar* well mannered - and 9-57-1. Evsiiinge, Xa.^7466. CRESTLINE REALTY R. Wolcottslcott on wiwringer ■ and auto- j For general office work in, *3 per yard. Grade No. 3. 82.80 ing Floor Lamp, 9x13 "MOHAWK" matte their hands. Clock dialV.and hands. GRAY MANUFACTURING ^ A . & P. TEA COMPANY > parents dependablo. Cali PI. xIy RTLE PIERRE Broker Legal Notice washing machines, e le c t ^ JTTIJ- ICHESTER Package OeUvery. /small, pleasant office.Must 1^ per yard. Truck load lots. Hot mijt ifpre you buy, let ua quote you Rug and 'Pad, Modem Smoking 13S BIR(X^ ST. Six room hungslow! TWO FIVE room ranchee. Autumn INVITATION ra n g es,I, vacuum------cleaners, m o ^ , Silk screen printers. Stkriiug pay ameaite, crushed stone, gravel'.' 3-7031. RCXJKVILLi THIS IS TO CERTtrv adaptable and versatile. Pbr- COMPANY Applications Rccepted trim, doors and windows. Stand, 3 modem Well PalntiiM, ...... -■ ... I /- , ______IH blocks from Main St\BxcelT St., two five room ranchos, Stock we. the 164L'CHBVftQLET four door sedan. small appuancet, weldmg; 17$ ight trucking suad package deUv- commensurate with expcriiMice. Nusadorf Sand and Stone. XO» TOemont 5-3869 undersianed, hare formed UMted erj . Refrigerators, washers-and manant ..poeition. Fpr apj^lnt- appre Venetian Well Mirror, plus Kitchen NEISJED B 't October 1—a five or lept condition. Very smalK lot. Place, one d'ye room ranch, Proe- _____ .Ê8 E. -825 will U k e ^ . Xn. 9-3007,- Mam Strfet. XU. 9-6678.-'^^ HILLIARD 8T., XIANCHE8TER 9-7408. can offer y ^ Front and rear porches. Immedi Evenings and Sundays, T O B ID D E R S stove moving epecialty. Folding GANLEYÎAL CO.^ inent write for with HUGE EXTENSION FORXa- six room rent Adult family, in pact St. See these now for a good TRemont 9-3866 j v ate occupancy, 812.000. A.A r . W . E ft E RoMty Co. xa. 94297, PONTIAC ednyertlble, hydra- DOORS OPENED/ keys fitted, choirs for rent. XU. 9-0752. ” A GOOD p l a c e TO WORK" ■■/■ ■ CA TOP TABLE and 8 full-aize cluding two teenagsrs. Local buai; Broposed-Hjhcile H. S tev ^ -S _.-LOAM, DARK, JHCH Plastic Covered'Chalrirwltli 'Foam' WUkie ft Go. Xa~9T4389r Xa,'*-<480.-----...... atie, radio and neater. Reason- ■ copledi- vact^hh cleaners. Irons; ------Pine ft Forest 8L Grocery Clerks- - NATIONAL l u m b e r , IN(J. ncssman; Refe'rehcsa'will 'be^Yur- FOR SALE •ion Imnocia iDcludliur itSdu Elenlentiry Bchool. ^ aUa nrice. Can be seen at BUl’s gims. etpr, repsired. Sheari; XtANCHESTER — 'Moving and Rubber,.Seats, 83-piece dinner eet, niahed. Walter Hillnski. xa,.«:sM7. trucking Go. XU.'3-8563. Owned Manchester vod, near .schoola, custom trical work, will be reoeived by the NJ 9-3198, XO. 94055. Meat an^ Produce SON" televleion eet. "WELBILT” built 1947. Front' dormsrs, rear Many kitchen .cabinets. Large Rocky Hill Permanent Bcboibl 1947 CHEVROLBiT sedan, 84 a mas. How7 Have a toy and plas- WANTED—Truck Drivers. Apply hot water heater. Fluid heat, gun p a in tin g— P aperin g 21 tlqs i>arty. Call XU. 9-0108 after 5 Appl.v daily between eir-conditioner, VXIATTAG" auto porch, fireplace, garage, ameaite airy- bedroom. Auxiliary room Building Committee at tha Rodky week. No cash down. No finance BUYINQ PAPER, magazines, v-Cs'rlson ft .(Jo., 44 Stock Place. .type oil burner. Both used’ twp Disnonds—Watelis»— driveway. Foundation 37x35. bousing furnace and utilities. B6aU- charge, Clerks p.m. . , years. 253 School St. MI. 9-6043 be. matic washer, “ WESTINGHOUSE" Hill Junior High Schopl Chfetetia, rags; Junkman’s Junk. WiU pick CEILINGS WALLS painted > eve ^ :30 a.'hi. - 6 p.m. Jewelrjr 48 roaster with stand. "KODAK” $16,500. tlful view and large lot. In lovely 1®* “ Phel furnUhed and up after 3 p.m. All day Samrday. PART .TIXfE or full time gas. sta"'' fore 8 p.m. ^ I ■ paid to by each special' part- until 7:30 P.M., October 17, 3966r CHEVROLirr four door nings or Saturday. Call after. 6 p. / in Manche.ster GIRL f a m il ia r with Burrough’s LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re- movie camera. ’’PHILOO’-’ Clock- residential aection. Immediate oc D5e at which time all Proposals will be Dlai 112- TR. 8-782L m. xcr. 9-5425. lion attendant for mornings or At ' ' radio. “ HOOVER” vacuum clean XIANCHESTER—80 Lenox Street. cupancy. Former owner left sU^te, „------$10 a week. No cSsh down. aensimatic machine. Small office, nights. Cdok's Service Station,- FLOOR SAMPLES 1956 TV’s at pauv, adjusts watches expertly. Carru Sbenebe |I».*78.00 publicly opened and reed. Ko Pro- permanent position, F. H. Ciyglet (Jape Cod. Six finiehed.' rooms, hot aa-enceLOowen ...... 2.268.00 _Np fiiiance charge. ,,...._ „ CHUCK'S RADIO an 3 8 ^ Helen W. .8^ lde Many more. All values .galore. WILL DO MENDING,, alterations, England Technical Ihstitutai of .appointment. you. No obligation. T ‘ room. Oarage. Ameaite driveway. receipt of deposit of $50.00 per aat shorten or lengthen coats or lib e x p e r i e n c e necessary to. Af r ic a n v io l e t s . Named varied .. l^KCIA ^ HIBBARD Conn., Inc.. 193 TrumbuU 81., A—I^B —E—R—T--’S Price $16,900. ; VERNON—six room•mn (JuM. /Five BmeUa Weaver ^ of Plans and Spedfleationa 6haU dresses. Replace tippers. Bachelor earn good income with Avon Cos MECHANKJS part ■ time exper salaried positions for Use, all sizse.' Also rooted leaves. e AlifueU L Bock receive two complete seta. Plumb> Hartford, Conp. metics. We will train you. Call JOIN A GROWING ienced truck mechanics wanted to 4I-4S-Allyn Street and one unfinishedsd. Bhceellem con- bundles especially, XU.' 3-6924. (Rher plants, xa. 94740. . ' Above ere not listSd or sub listed ing. H eating, Electrical Oob* BRUNNER’S PACKARD MI. 3-5195. work one' or -more hours per day. Hartford with other brokers.^ . ' ditlon. Hot water,', machine operators and other types Company representative will interview and hire on OONCXHtD GRAPES for sale. Call GULBRANSEN direct blow m'S- and garage. Bath end lavatory. xa. 3-7929 or -Xa. 3-1307. deed, before me and Specifications a n raturned in per.'month includes'principal and of industrial personnel. If you want Wednesday, September 19—?:30 .^. M. to 4:30 P. M ^ A t M^ 8-9048, or 137 Charter Oak hogany spinet piano. 8485. Amesite driveway. Price $15,900. THOMAS W. COLLINS. good condition to the Archtlaet Saturdays till 5. interest. •‘Hartford CH. 6-8897. a. good Job apply St office. St. Kemp's, Inc. xa. 84680. BOLTON—Four room single, yeey . Commissioner of Superior Court wifoln ten (10) day* after tha Household. SerriccB Frank Burke, Connecticut Xfort- CLERK TYp IST' tor general of Milling Machine Operators ’round. Knotty pine living room, Stm fice work. Opporttmity for ad J STATE OF CONNlif'flOUT. COUNTY closing of the bid. General Osai- O ftw e d „ 151-A* gage Exchange, Lewis comer Engine Lathe Operatpre (COMPLETE selection o f. name ESCOTT a g e n c y fireplace.-Picture window. Glessed O^HAOTFQRD as. Hanford.'July 36th. vsrtible, club coupe. Power steer Gold. , vancement. Apply Alexander CONNECTICUT STATE RIPE CANNING TOMATOES. Xa. brand bend end orchestra instru tractors, and all Subccntraelocs NEIXiOTOOL CO., INC. Turret Lathe Operators in porch. Oil burher. Large wood wiahini^ additional eats rt Plans ing and power brakes. Electronic TOY US ,FGR reupholstering, slip Jarvis O)., 5 Dover Rd. 8-7*86. ' ■ ■■ ments. Plano and electric organa,- SMALL Mitchell 9-7683 lot overlooking leke^'Âluminum Pemonally appeared GUERNIE H. eye. Radio and heater, white wall coyeni draperies,, rug cleaning. 266 Center.St., Pine St. entrance I-D, and O.D. Grinders ; EMPLOYMENT SERVICE used and rental instruments. Re- X4EDIUM MOORE, signer and sealer of the fpre- and Specification* may purchaas storms and screens. Immedists soinz Instrwent, and acknowleds^ same at the cost of reprodnetiea. tires. 82.795. McClure Pohirsc, Free delivery service. All work \ Buslneae Opportnnities 22 TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!The House Toot and Pie Makers . : 806 MAIN STREET PEPPERS, SQUASH, egg plant and gelrlng. Ward Krause; 87 Walnut LARGE WE BUY WE BUILD WE'SELL occupancy. Excellent value. Only me same to be btr free act and deed, lac., 878 Xtaln St. .Phone XU. guaranteed! Smith’s' Upholstery of .Plastics, Inc., Avon, Connecti ' cabbage. Bring, contatnersl 386 ll.TOO" (Jail (foodchild Reelty Co. before me r AU checks ehoiild be mailie payahla 9-4545. ‘ .-.r Shop, 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4863. TWO ÂY Esso Servicfnter fdr RUlstown Rd. Lead a leiSured life in alippera ■■ THOMAS..W. COLUNS. to the Rocky HOI. Penuaant ; cut. largest Toy Party Plan in'the w a n t e d —Experienced part time Day and Night Shift BU. 9-0939, xa. Y-7939 Or M l. CommUsiooer of Superior (lourt Evenings ML 3-7267. . lease on'Main-St: in Manchester. country, wants women to show our Guaranteed .10 Hour Week' '■ ' , SPINET PZaRo s. Cetebrsting our that are Jiot only pretty to look Building (Jommlttee. jCoptea; rt Fine opportunity for sn ambitious short order cook*. Eveni^s. A ^ y >1307. • toys through home dXmonstratitma in person. Howard Joh'nson's, Tol Shift Premium 38th anniv'erSory with 7S% ■ die— at but so comfortable to wear— SEVEN ROOM' Dutch Colonisl; ex ...BTA'TE W OONNECTI(RJT. COUNTY Plana and Specifications, iBfenaa- FLA*! FINISH Holland window • young man. For information caU -. X7ar necessary — Write or calT Household Gfiod.s _ 5L .count on spinet pianos. JC«mLimplete4ioMers end mules embroidered in Hartford, August tlon for Bidders, Form' of PlW* ' land— TTke;: Manchester, xa. cellent condition,^ fo(ir bedroome, SOUTH COVENTRY —Vicinity of .Vul< AtfOfte' ------shades, made fo measure. AU Xlr. Unquist'; JA. 7-4183. " ^Company Benefits aelectiba of atyfea and finlehea. gey colora, or ankle-strap slippers collect-^The House Of Plastics, 9-6330.-. . ‘ t AMTKIUE FURNITURE, allver, finished attic, aluminum windows Perkina (Jonwr. Modem ffva room Personally apptared CARL L. poaiir may be obtained at foe ait ^ metal Venetian blinds at a new ,In c.. Avon, Coimcticut T e l.,------Apply -: ’ , Never in' our entire hiftory have trimmed with beads. These are and doora, oil Steam heat two car ranch, three bedrooms, hot- water TOENEBE signer and laalar of t ft fice of Louis J. Drakoe, ArcUtset, - Imy price. Keys' made whUe you FREE CATALOGS. Each contains glaas, chine, and .used furniture w'e offered.apinets at this low, low twq separate patterns. forerolng Instniment. and : aeknowl- hundreds of businesses, farms and Farmington; ORchard 7ja694 ftoni--tRUCK DRIVER.IV'dum^ truck, age LaPoihte Electronics, Inc. nought and sold. Furniture Repair A handsomely styled frock for gara^, ameaite drive, I’ot 100 x heat, artesian, well, concrate' cel ^ e d the aameito be hla fret act and 908 Farmington Ava., Wert B ef^ f wait. MarlowA. wTOO a.m p.m. and .,4ve. 25-35. Experiencedmeed 'inly. 81.78 prlfc. Free bench’ and dsiivery. Pattern No. -fiS'/i contains hot- the mature figure. So right for ISO; aoee to new high school and lar, storm Windows and doora on deed, before me ford, (Jonn:, on or after Bepteai* I EI«E, income properties throughout the RockviHe. Conn.' Senriee. XO. 3-7449. Willimiuitic Miieic (Jompeny, 636 nings ORchard 7-0142 from 7:00-p. hourly.' Apply at Thomas Colla iron transfer for' the two slipper all occasions, so flattering and shoppUig center. Price . $17.000. large lot. Priced right for quick THOMAS W._ COLLINS. ber 18. 1956. No bidder may WEAVING of buAis.. moth holes U.S. Specify type, and location de Truck Driver Commlationer ol Supertor Court m. to. ID MX) p.m ./'. v ' .-T-/ Co.; 351 Broad S t.. 7 - ^WANT A BEAUTIFUL electric XCein St.> Willimantic, Open 'Th'ura. deaigna, diagrams, color chart, feminine. - - Watson Reslty, ’Ihrall Rd., Ver . sale. HA. 3-6401. >raw hia bid within 30 d s ^ eilag and tom clothing, hosiery tuna, sired. Deal direct with dwnenli. day eveninga. > - hqpdbags repaired^ zipper rer 0:2. Buyers Digest. 1608 HilUiurst range, double oven at a big re aewlng d ii^ tion a / and No. 2889 No. 8321 la in aisea 36, 38,- 40, non. TR. 5-7630, xa; 3-7835, actual date o f the opealng thareaft Ie oiK rt. duction? See the Admiral range contains tracinjf pattern; sewing 42, 44, 48. 48, 60. 53. Site 38, STATE OP HEW HAMPSUnUS The Rocky HlU PermenMif placement, umbrellas - repaired, Ave., Dept. .208, Los Angeles 27, LARGE FOUR room (Jape, dormer OOUNW OFSTRAirFDRD aa. A i ^ f Hm i ^ e r ^ by Potterton’t, 130 Center directions. Both are for amaltr abort Sleeve, five yards 35-tnch; Estate 77 ing Committee raeervae the men’s shirt collars - reversed and Csllf. X. Wearing ApiMret—-Fnra 57 and shed dormer. Second floor. replaced. Marlow’s Uttl« Mend ^ Septic Tanks medium and large aisea Incluaive. yard contrast. ParaoniUly appeared CLABlENCE L. to waive' any Irtorntifottlii y e | Must lOV* Mg enough for three additional THIS AGENCY n^da Capa (Jod, Ouwco. signer and sealer of tbe" (dreJ ing Shop. . iMtaUatiaa had Repair' THE CONNECtlCyT POWER <»MPANY Sen.d 25c til coins, for each pat For; this p,sttemt send 89c In going Instrament..Instrument. And ■ acknowledged or to reject any or all PnliF 'Help Wanted— Female 25 iiu N K 'S Al'lTIQUE-^Shop, 420 ■OUR LOSS! YOUR GAIN! tern ordered, your name, eddreas coins, prour name, addrsaa, siae fie-' rooms and bath. Air-conditioned 4-54 and 7 room singles' and 3- — —jte ' ■ ■ ■ Apply Speeialiat. ■ For---- coal, t>il------and------lumber- dellvcncs. ’Good pay. ,wy. Profitrroiiw teat.' oil. Tanner St. Asking the same to be his fres act and deed, Contractora. pre raguiied t o , EORXOCA counters, ceramic waU Lake St., is buyinfi end selling and the Pattern Number to ANNE aired, find ,the Pattern Number to family bouses. Buyera waiting. before fne. ply and ooofom atnethf wtti and floor, tile. Let us- modernise RELi7ABM!:.,AND. capsabie house- l in e m e n t r a in e e sha^ng.plan.la^nf P|*n- SkTSkk leave .benefiJUk HbspitaUutioit anil - food used furniture and antiquea.- Ladles’ r CbUdreh’a -. Meh'a ■ _ C ftB O t,- MANCHESTER MVE-: 115.300/Georga-Lr Orasiadto, $t88L' Howant R;~ HBattnga, Raaltor. „ CLARENCE L. GALEF."’" - SUE r Ur n e t t . m a n g m b s - tor. x a . 3-9373. Commimlooer of • Superior Court Information for.l------r bathroom and kitchen. For keepOj*-"-fpr subetantial- home. I Sawars Glsaiatf group insuhince. lO., 8-$880. (JLOTHINO AND ACCESSORIES NINO HERALD. 1189 RVE. TER EVENINO HERALD.' 1198 (Jail 4 0 . 9'-U07 any time. Notary Public. Three days., Two adulta. No. cook AND INSTALLED Yountr men, age 20 to 23, to enter training for.» , j Bw e l r y . posal! and Inetn C »estimates caU XO. 9-2658. The ABIEBIOAS. n e w YORK U, N. AVE. AJPERIOAS, n e w Ylês May ft foerein. "i/J TUa Bbop, Buckland. ing, good' iutiary. References. Tel, KAOIC CHEF gas range Iiot Y.' IJSTINGS WANTED >. i 9 f i l 9 r career as lineman. H|gh school graduate witti me $184.96. full aiza, separate high DRASTICALLY RlÎÛCED! S8.'N. Y .,’ cellent value. Owner l e c v ^ stats. Each biddef>,mnM-H Ml. 9-2188 after 6 ^ ^llars Oraiaal APPLY Npw> avatlahla — the colorful Tdti'll be deUghted with the ar. NEW YORK. B'UHNiTUk E repairing aniXrefin- chanical aptitude, Must be physically fit. Excellent broUer—saves ITS. Other Magic RoUing Park, C a ^ in excsilant . Prompt and Oourteoua iarvica OP HEri^CXR a*. A hisM^sBidT ' pay./V ■„/ • : , ■; Mer rt ten pereen*.. iahing: antiques restored. Furni SEWmO" MACHINE qperatora 'x Chafe from 8109.99 .at Potterton's, ing dosens of lovely designs from ture Repair Service, TaicottvUle. wanted, night shift 5-18 p.iu. Ap tawa aai Caiiatrp ' l87999 " B m m ] B tfsld AdVde PlMiM Ml 9v41#3 1 fice. Write Box 2. Herpld. t ■■ ir.r. . .f V f ■~TT‘ tA G t EIGHTEEN TUESDAYT SEPTEMBER 1$. 19B« 'V ûimfno Hj^raUii,

D«IU' ChapUr,'1«ro. M, Rayal A rc h MiMotVK' w ill co n far the Testimony Heard PTA FamOy N%lit Engaged Firnu Asl|:s' $11,765 About Town M u p t f decree at its stated cohvoc^tithi tomorrow .evening at III Graham Case Seen Buece^ful \T 6 Repair € u lv e | t ^ Th* Lii41«i.Ai to Man- 7 ;S 0 ^ the Mahonic Temple. The 17,. thgabled -:X ehMtar Ch>«t«;. dcjtfee will be followed h f ' a social ■ Trial Of Charles (3rahamr:^B, The Buckley Schopi PTA Family The .Central OonitacUcut Con- . Aittarloan Virter»n». wlH hold tt» .^tour and refreshments, v ProvidAce. %. l'. on a charge Of . Night held- laat night w-aa called a structibn.C5o.. W est Hartford, wa* - ‘ r«fulw';:^tte«tln|: »t thp. VF>' ivegligent homicide wfia. continued tuccess today.by bfficiala. An'ea- ; low biddeii*; gakihg' $ll.765.^yeatet- Horn* MWarrow at « p.m. ^ Lahdta Council, No. Bl, W gree yeiteeday In' Town Court Unfil | tlmaled 500' pafenta attenneit^jthia j day for repairing a culvert, -ynder 1W4 ill. ruwi . 1 Vv.edhe'adXlf for further testlmon?S. ,j^ffalf. and /388 parents became i' the Wilbur Oopa Highway jt»t - MlM Prjscilla W rd.^3* H afyard, Fallows Hall tomorrow night a ll j-y^GrahaVa ph.vaician.,i . 1 ^*TA members for the coming-year, j j weat'of Slater St.'and for realopihg Rd., who W’aa gridiialed from 7:30, A?JtitV:hen social and refresh- state Police brought tha chafgft Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bellulardo.1 ; bainka at'that point. ' -4:^ ibiiehoator'Hiifli^ciwol in lOS.^v. nicnta, \y1U follow the., meeting. against; . . ■ Graham „ following...... inveati-r chairme'ifjjof,. membership, were’' ) The jii'pject waa' among seven haa eempletadJêr atudiea at the Members^re asked to-bring hand- gation of a doub.le-fatallty auto ac tr e k e d for this succes.s. ^ ; for which the Slate, opened b ld a ^ Katherine School in Boston niade gtfls'-idr.^ke^ gift tahleât cident'on itt. 45 May 6. G.raham's j yrsterday; and h o^ ^ cep U d a position at the Great OonVw.tiOn.. to he held ' Mt-a. ,,,46Mphine Sadlon's first Wife, Maignerit'e. .53.''aod. tifS'ên- grtyle-teom'Voh the banner for the The'4 bv 4-foot concrete culvert . Mimaausetu instttute of Tech- Oct. 12 and 13 at'this_ Hotel Bond janitn Cordafo. So.Holbrdok. Mass, I was blocked by flood watet^lagt Tll^ldiy tn Cambridge; iilaas. “ bat parenla viaitJng a roorh;-„, in Hartford, ' wei-e both killed, Mr>.' William Birighatn- chair i aufiirimer and damaged w-hen State - ■ Graham is. one Of the deê^^xectî^ the Child Study Group llisnissed '■ -i daro's e.stalo, his aM^ the highway. ndtTQW evening. A potiuck supper the work of, this group and gave , Hartford, Sept. 19 million dollars. A second $100: Veteran GOP Congresimian than A. Brpwx), director, Depart- Mrs. Edward Osborne and Mrs.V Joseph W. Martin of M»8sa- me.nt of Research,, and StaU.slir.s, OOO suit hss. been broilght by Ijy. Salvatore Juljaiio, co-chairmen o f. > Sturgis, Ky.» .Sept. 19 (iPj-Êight- Metro atudfepts were The ‘ Atixnigry to Anderaon- New ;York: Stock i Exchange. Will man .John Williams, of Providence, prescriptions chusetts ^ io d a y predicted Shea Post, No. 2046, VF^l, will i w . „r y-,...*;., <• hospitality, were hu.sy welcoming turned away "fro;n Sturgis High Bebool todav when"''Eari sdminlstratbr, of Mrs, Gfaham.'a parents to the cafeteriw. Eisenhower will win' Connec hold a kitchen social Thuraday atj "" estate, and names Graham l»nd- •K«K>: p icK -irp Evans, principal of iHsâ^hool, read an order from the U niw ., • the home o^ Mra Adri-|- Mothers of St. John s Chu^h Mrs, .Cordaro as co-defendants.' Mr.'and Mis. Clifford Prince and ANDTJELIVlVERVf ticut in November by. a higher Mrs. Donald Paine, co-chairmen of ■Marv Ann Par.lanos County School Board forbidding them to enter. The Negro ana Cobb, 25 Ihvislon St, Proceeds i Hoiy Communion Maas WJJI- meet' ' The accused man. who .suffered msrgin than his 1952 plural will be used for youth acUviUes.. the w-ays ahcT means committee, youths arrived a t the achool in anV' I this' evening at 7:30 in the church serious injurj- in the cra.sh, wa-s de- ^ PINE PHARMACY auto driven by Shelby Garnett, ity of 130.000, ' hall. fended yesferdav hv AttV. Philip and their committee, cooked and \ Mr. and Mrs', George M. Paxi- 664 CENTKR ST.—MI 8-9814 "I think he wUI run better all feold all the delicious food ihat was father of one of theMudenta. Tbs Friendly Circle will open- j 'Bayer. ’The lawyer said he wished ano.s, 23 Greenhill St., announce A crowd eatlmated at 250 had over the rountr.v than he did four “ *»* J*nic.« Murphev. 62 RuaselJ l” submit testimony by Dr. Fran- consumed, Mrs, Joseph Magnano. the engagement of their daughter, years ago?'.he said amphactically. U.S. ooy jvjiis jvionaper, repiesentirfg the Luts-M useum. gathered and aa ’the.\Negroea ap per tomorrow a t 6.30 p.m. a t the ’ a - graduate of-' MancbeiriVr-~eis-Ghaffee of Providence, who l|aa^- yMarv'Ann, to Charles P. Mamakos proaehed the gchpol. aMf Campatgalag for May 1 School in the class of 1954.^ treated Graham since the apident,' ■ had several exhibits on disjii'aj-. "ISC Tha Bay State lawmaker, a Mrs. Thomas J . Turner, chair- of .Somerville. MSas., son of Mrs. pi*. , Including many atudenta, cloaed-in near the entrance to the short, ■tubb.y ,man with a ruddy Iran of room parents, had her Constantine Athapasi and the late Foils Reich Bank Theft I Katherine Gibbs School in Boston ; terday building.-, .h- face and wiry eyelashes, arrived *« n oV 'em ^ loy irat pVaTrand Police said Graham's westbound meinhers serving as boats and Peter D. Mamako.s. to campaign for EdiiMn H. May baga tbay ha've made this summer | ", hostesses in each room, enabling After Evkna read the letter from'^ in East Hartford. ; car cro.ssfjJ'the esplanade w-eat of -.Miss Pazlanos attended JSndicott Carloa Oakley;' superintendent of Jr.., of Wethersfleld.x 32-year-oId by^-Nsitions ter tbb Nawlngton CWldren's' ' 'the JM' 15 Hockahum River the teacher to speak to riioie peo- Republican nomiije* for First Dis Heidelberg, Germany, Sept. 19 (/P)— A 14-year-old Ameri Homa and Hospital. ple. \ * Junior College and is employed by the Union County Sehool Board, he the First National Bank of Man--, asked the Negroes ifof theni trict Congrei can boy who "never before shot a living thing’’V as credited Anderaon-Shea Post, No. 2»46.j,f'‘f ' Each member of the Buckley Although^Democrats have held today with saving hia father’s life in a bank robbery plot. Dr. Jamaa M. Trench. Hartford VFW. will meet at the post Ijomel smas ved mto the Cmdart School staff talked for 15 minutes chestei'. had pn l.vn. New York, is manager o f the ahe »a.V8 the town took over that h* isn't at all sure Connecti i Muriel Auden and Mrs. Bert Hodge ! Ingrid Swanson of New Britain, the\q( YOU GAN VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT h*outy^witK •v«r-Harvey, Matuaow have given .itew , a former State DqBe# aari paniea. it ha.s been announced by REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS "When you know a fellow for a get shooting on a range.” basil sarvea a $ ^ to dempnstrate tulle and satin. The lace bodice had available at firmed the death sentences of testithony challenging, his tworn geant and a trained investigator, Jlussell D. Leinbach, second vice, a Peter Pan collar, long aleevea ^ 67 East CsnNir Strsst j DEWEY-RIGHMAN Off THE'AAMOClATKn wiZRAa ...... ■ ■■ . ..1 t long nme,time, you don't like to talk three young Cypriot extremisU The bank manaiger gav* thia our desire to leave no reesonahle president. and a peploni. The bouffant skirt of 8CENT 9 *• Steyenaon. the about h.)a misfortune. Y the Maasa- convicted of violence against Brit account: state.mentvthat Roy M. Cohn help step untried in the search ter a aaid ceTteln aspects of tha daima . 767 MAIN ST. IT folk* who ha\ a^heen talking Democratic prMidmtHU nominee, chiitetta Congressman aaid. "It started yesterday morning ed him to "'deyelipp” false testi solution of the grave problem that made by the anonynioua caller Miss Mayer started her in.«ui- the tulle terminated in a cathedral WELDOM’^ SHOP Don't delay. Got your ohsontoo veto in new. about ish forepa... They are expected to a "new" SteVehson and a But. unites all tite current rigns while my wife was preparing mony used *:t u « 1952-53 con confront! ua and : Indeed the "ju st didn’t add up.” He said, te r ance career with Travelers ^ i946 ...... train. Her fingertip ______veil --ot'French - ____ ' 901 .MAIN s t r e e t "new' Nixon look closely in the go to thb-gallows in Nicosia Cen in the casualty accounting diVi.sjon. illusion fell from a matchmg pearl-1 m are wrong, Eisenhower will be (OanttniMd on Page ThlrtM iV tr a l Prison tn, the early hours of spiracy trial of l3>^cond-string world, . instance, that.it wraan't Ukily that ■and was promoted' to assistant trimmed cap and she carried * ! next few days, some of them May found doing g lot of thing* that Friday. (Ooattnned on Pag* Twenty-one); Communist leaders. ."Our readiness to coopteate a Connecticut'.' angler would bo see signs of x "new " Eisenhowm. mark the cajidldate who w m U to Trial of MatUsow onxg^ six carrying a gun powerful enough to aupervisor in 1948. prayer book with phalaenopaia and ’ An official- .spoktaman an-. with Egypt on a de facto provi kill a moos*. \ A native of Manchester, she was stephanotis markers. I nounced Harding'* action, the last count perjury indictment coi sional basts .niay alsq suggest a 7*?*^*^*»n tonight (9:30 p.m..'.the people to do it. ues today in federal court,; Hiqie* lYa a! Hoax x graduated from .Manchester High The matron of honor wore a BDTi with a nationwide radlo-TV Furcolo, Laine legal requirement bbfqre the exe visional solution which the School. She is a member of the waltz-length gown of forest green j Some ChangiM Evident cutions can be Carried 6iu. The ac Walkout Ends XesUmony against "the. turn- ted Nations might find it use- Director Lyle Thorji*, to whom talk in which he is expected to lay Alreaijy there have been some I'about witness was-given yester- Towne relayed ,the gist of. the eaU, WED. ONLY Cbi.irch of. the Assumption and the cryslalette with velvet trim .and out a blueprint for a more aecure tipn ended any hope for myrey the ful/bn^nvoke vîle the sterch ter expressed the beltte that( *Tt “ B^y ' Travelers Girls Club. j carried a cascad^ of bronze pom- chapges. Jt isn't difficult to tell condemned trio'* lawTcra aaid lest B-^ ga g k 4*''' Wsgagew/g j F B I Special'A gent .Jam es a permtegnt sortition goes on." peace and more aldeepread prpt- around the White House these days Win Primaries be a hoax. I hot ao. perlty. ' night they would aeek from 01?.. •“ g a v la “ O C r y IO C I J- .McCarthy and David L- Marks, -âaeer Agtenst Users’ »r«>up saw ■/ that this is an ejection year. Governor. / ' ' | former sjpecial assistant U.S. at- Egypt’s Piteii4ent Nasser has Town* said the man told he H The C3BS telecast, which is cost Photographers who found a lot the moose hy a lake In Aahfertf SPECIALS ■f In Bay Siate Ten extreihista fiave betel ten-1 ! lornev here. already condenmea"^^ users' asso and Monday afternoon and shot Iti tenced to death since Greek In Ohio Town ■ Cohn worked on the trial o f’the ciation idea aa tanttenpunt to declaration of war if implemented. CONSULT US ON YOUR Boston, Bept. 19 (F)—Maasachu- Qx-priot rebels opened a campaign 33 Reds as an aasistant U.S. at (.Ooatimied ot. Dage Btera*) -ing which Elsenhower will speak of anti-British violence on this Portsmouth, Ohio, Sept. 19 (/F)— torney'. He later served as cNef British Foreign, SecretaiT WE GIVE WORlD STAMPS wfth visiting politicians and citi-' •«tta Democrats nominated FoaUr 'Mediterranean.-island 18 months counsel to the Senate Investigat wyn Lloyd, chairman of the mee" BUILDING PROBLEMS from a prepared text and without -1 Thia Ohio river town of about 40,- tVTTH THESl^ KPECTALS using any jnechanical prompting sens credited xvith having some 4n Furcolo to run for governor at Uie ago. Five have bebn hanged to ing subcommittee when it was ing, said the U.N. Security Coun- Our Honest. Expert Advice Will Save You Money device. date. In each case, the execution* propl# wa* withpiit telephone headed -by-Senr -Joseph-- R.- Mii- -tll would- -b*" consulted ' at ' abme Will Apeak tm .CoM War set off strikes andF demonstration* service today. "Xll calls going in Carthy (R-\Vis). Cohn, now in pri time in the Suez di*pute. He did Ther* is evidence the White ’ by Greek Cypriot sympathizers. and out of-the city, a* well a* in-’, not elaborate. NATIVE WAYBEST lYiU speech . will be his first House staff I. — : .The parUsart voters upheld the vate law practice, la scheduled to etins ot their June State The three whose sentences wer* tracity calls, were suspended after be a prosecution witness at 'Matii- Sweden, Iran and Spain imtne REG. 39c .. .. ^ ^ I men are being aqueeaed; Eisen- nedy for state treasurer - against (CoBtlnaed on Page Klghtee*) . to report for dut.y. ' ] 53 trial. Two of the convicted and trol of the waterway. Residential and Industrial Construction ably wont mention the Demoepits bower called in buslnea* advisers A local "hot rod” club organized Polloe BBBoaSioed today the aiw the party pre-primary fonvention Imprisoned Red leaders were Many of the 18 nation*' had rent of Theodore B IJ, shadowy^ , j for a Sept. 27 conference on opera- recommendations. its members tq art as couriers for granted a new trial on the basisZ1 agreed to come. to. the itew talka SUGAR CURED. hospitals in the area. . only to hear.Dulles' explanation of 4S-year-old figure WBBted R * of Matusow's affidavit, but the,ty questioBlBg la the add bUtidlag. SMOKED, BONELESS Telegrams were the only-means w*re convicted aâin and the user* association, which they by which resident* of Oils southern feared might be tied in with the of Lnbor columnist Victor BiesM. folksy, talk* Friday .in Iowa. He conven- News Tidbits sentenced to prison last Monday. The FBI has been eondu^hg • X- . "* l.crats *er*."lMccurate” In saying'ttonr Ohio community could - communi The indictment against Matu-^ will speak that day at the National loans are not" available to- sma-ll cate with friente or relatives out {(ContlBued on P age Eleven) naiteawlde aeiaroh ter EiJ,. *1 Flfld Da.vs and Ploughing Matches business. Among teveral Congressional'" Culled from AP Wire* sow, 29-year-old former Com-’ drens-inaklng firm .excoattve.' nomination conteaU. interest side the city, ’ muniat and frequently a govern CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc., USED CAR LOT a t Newton and later at the Des In another field. Eiaenhow’er waa At- Columbus. Gov. F’rank ,J. Autfaoritlea aaid he was beliaved XIninea airport. ' ' ;__ centered in the Seventh District, ment witness at Communist trials to hax-e been the driver of • ear quoted,by^p. Claries Jonsa jR-^where R mj. Thomas J. Lane (D- Lausche directed Robert-L. Moul and investigations, ia based Jh gen 1229 Main Street • Phone Ml 3-1200 Nobody expects him to engage Chairman of board of Allen B. ton. chairman of the State Utili figuring In the traaapbrtetioa tef hi any roundhouse swinging at; the ** ,**y^"*^ 4"*'”'wnr.C» i_tbat ^Mgas) woiu«Bomin*tion to run for eral on two separate statementa Riot Hurts 15 REG. 4Sc agreementa Soon may beTfqrthcom- hia ninterênnrLMi* recently com- DuMont Laborktoriea aays Federal ties ..Coinmisaion, and Col. GeOrge ,onA|^' niore men allegedly I*- epporition. of the kind’ some ob- his nln Qommunicationr'Commiaaton aya-1 MmiTiT'mVhw.v h* âde in hig recanting affidavit voR-ed tn the acid horthig laat' pleted ^ serving a four months tern of allocating..- frequencit* i hlghwaj patrol saiperin- •ervera profeat to aee coming from (OaBHnned e« Page Mx«*ap) April 8. . 1 feder^ tentenee for income-tax favdra two major networks,. For-1 ing for a;new trial for the con-i In Rock ’n RoU -evasion," two ' hich - he pleaded victed Red*. ■' ★ PRODUCE DEPT ★ 'mer.RepubUcaTqov. Dan Tunier! RED c h i e f i n BELOB.41MB ) 19$S FonI FairlaM HarAop $19» 1952 Ford VS Yietoria guilty- - ofToxra announce* hi* auppoit ®* 1 V** The first atatejhnent concerned' X %S,l6t for lABe. ■ .» 'Peinocratie''preBidentiBl tlcket Und { official* ,4uring the jlay,.,. Dec., 19V 1951, when Matusow* m eti . Belgrade: Sept. 19 (>P)—Nlldte At Naval Base Khrueiichev, Iim b of the Soviet' ' Radio, heater. Lik,l> new! Radio, heRler.>' , Lane easily won. the nomination, R. M. Evans, Iowa Democratic! ' DONT WORRY X. pilipg up a vote of 25.182. candidate for b.S. Senate. | (OoBUnued, on Page Thirteen) (ConUnaed 'ob Page Two) ■Communist HaHy< arrived ,Ut Newport,;R. I., Sept. ,19 (/Pf—A Belgrade .today for wful waa Laiie had' double’ ■ the; Vote ' Of ; Vincent Aator announces plah* to i ______1 ______:■'■ ■■ ' ' -vj IF TOMATOES 1955 Rash Rambitr Sid. Wacon $1695 the 'nearest of his four rivals. 97S,0*e,eoo "City-w1thln-a. 1 "Rock 'n Roll” danpe a t the Naval blllMl B “private x-tait" to Togoi ■lavla. - Preeldient T ito, \leo ..Radio, healer. l>ow mileage. 1952 Plymouth 4u ’^■on't And them everjwvhere - Radio, heater: Nice 2-tope. ‘^Ve want the Joe Smitlia cv e n lf of Oakland. Chan Yang says he will protest to a hospital. '. Hartford. Sepfc 19 (Ah—NoOoo but,as always.—YOUlLJi FIND Joe Martin doesn't.” Calif.-,to serve 'aa' .During the fight w hich ' Spilled ■1 ■■■, 1954 Chevrolet' - .-f # 2-Doer honorary chairman of a "DollaVa- l R*P' Donald W. Nichoisqn (R) to .-y.S . State Departmcht remark ws* aeri-ed by Superior Court THEM HBRE^ J Then Stevenaon, th* Democratic by ' .Sen. ^llender JD-La) that out .into public streets 22 fervice- Judge Tho'mss E.. TroUnd, tO> Radipe heater* for-Democrata'* drive • ' renpminatlon for a sixth Stole His iBrink Loot hien were taken into- cuslrW.v by 1951 Plymouth 4-Door presidential -nominee, moved -aside For good, measure.’ the SleVen-‘ ^’rteating Sen. ^Hasting* South K o ila and some Other recip da.v. that he is prepared to deal Ripe, Native, Acid-Fret - and tha chairm antef the! party's ients of I'.A. aid are "bloodsurkr Newport police. Seven were held severely with, Jmenile -deltai* Radio, heater. son forcCa announced thev had re Bridgewater, 22.553 Boston) Sept. 19 (.Vi- Star ter District Court arraignment to- . national committee. Paul M. ]ît- cruited 15 other Jo* Smllhs-one to ,17.84.3. - . , 1 er*. ..•• Leathery little Colombian quent* brongkt before hina. His 1954 Pif mouth 4-Doer $1195 lar, put, It thi* way: prosecution . witness Joseph J. d».v. of them christened Josephine—to Furbolo, ormer Congressman' is Cnrpiit* to New- York where ultimatum was prompted,by a YELLOW Radio, heater. "Joe tenltb, in myopinion, is the scientiats may determine If he isr (Specs) O’Keefe indicated in testi Capt. Liles W. Creighton, .com rase in which a teenager, ,wno head up local fund-ralaing cam mony yesteaday that he turned in manding officer of the âval Sta lt.ajor iasuf of this campaign." (CoBtlnaed o r Pago Tw ^‘ty-oBe) world’s oldest living human ' at InvoKed In more than M ertanas* r paigns in various sections of the tion, ordered an immediate inveati- 1951 Chevrolet 4*Doer .. . .All this buaineaa about Smith countr>*. .' . 167 years of age. • . former agSiriat his alleged part- within n short period of tlmo. . TOMATOES . got started, of course, at the Re ners in the $1,219,000 Brink's rob-- gat'lon. 1954 FanI VI Farter $1275 Radio, heater, power glide. In V Retired Superior Court jiidge ia publican national convention lest , the statement•l«.t he read to bery because he was cheated out Naval authorities offered no ap UMO nT o RESUME TA IM Radio, heater. new'amen. Staten going to run down' report* ef SWEET FOR SYTEET-EATING month when 'a Nebraska delegate Bush, Dodd Facing of about .195,000 of hia share of parent reason for the Hot which KATINO or 317ICE ■As everyone Is aware. dope smuggllBg and crime inside 'New. York; Seipt. 19 Jlho f r e e s t o n e tried :— ' unsuccesafUlly--to homi the Re- .Wethersfield "Slate Prison,,. the loot. '• occurred as Fata Domlro and'his Brotheriibod of RallMnd .^’Ernlte: OAUFORNIA 1949 Willyi Statieu Wayon nat*. A mythical "Joe, S m i t h ' ' O'Keefe, told the Superior Court band were concluding , a onsrnlght' raxHtee 1953 Chevrolet 4-Door don t. .ATnllke the Rephblicsn*. we TV Quiz Tonight Greater Hartford Bridge Author stand...' nriea aaid today it wBl . REACHES Radio, heater. . against 'Vice President Nixon. The ity puts its organization into high. jury that the loot was divided talka tomorrow with the Nrtv. ORANGES Radio, heater,, powe^ glide. delegate,,Terry.Carpenter. sa|d he cannot count pn a lot of very rich shortly after the Jan . 17, 1950, Newport police " "said beer people to pay the staggering ex Now* Haven. Sept. 19 - Sen. ■ge*'' afterr1n.xtructlona to get new bottles, beer cans and - 'jktehers Haven Railroad on the unlln d*>. H e n e e d s "sornething xvaa fighting /or *n "open" conven Prescott Biish and the D e m o c ra t''ttennecticut .river ..crossings' con- rob,ber>', with each of ll'meN r*-’ imuid for relnstatemant of aaana* tion. ” ' , ■ \ pense of carrying the Democratic ceiving,|100,000> ' ( were hurled through the air and Dol nieiiAage to. the countvv.** • who oppo.4ea.him for re-election.. • In'rt'b test". hero fired niter a wreck >lnnt 3 Lbs. 9 9 1951Willyt4-Door 1950 Poutiae 2-Daor . It was at that polqt thatTHoiise . Because he expected to be pick out tha'windows of the club as t.he moath. The mUoa’s G e-ae'rnl So.. Stevenson added, the" Demo Rep.5'fiio'ma* J . Dodd, Interrupt'^ ^Rep. Miiranp tR-Conni chides battle reached its pesk: Radio, heater.. OipP. Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr., their town '.by town. campaign of \ his fellqw Republicans by . saying ed up for qcstioi^g about the Dricx'aBoe Committee veted Inat frpmthe Dmg Store..’. « 'Radio, hcatCT- the convention chairmen, told Car crats sra launching two mone.v- When the fight began lights in ConnWtieut tonight 'to appear on | they are Indulging In “petty .bob- robbeiry. O'Keefe said he entruated night in favor of a atriko ef 4.* [j-TM tSi ARE ONE«PAY SPECIALS ONLY ^ penter to "Take jxmr Jb* Smith raising campaigns a nationwide the big hall, on goveriunent prop - c: '• • the same,I., tqlexlsion .program.program. ' aeRae"oeBae" in catling the opposition to Jo.seph F. M<;GInni*. 52, a suit 500 meiubtes if the mea are nai and get put of here'.". house-to-house . canvass Oct. 16 case contaiping'-$100,()0Q.. . erty ’ outside a statiosi gate were for small donations and a round of On the' day. hia party.nominated I the-Democrat "Party.";.. MSnsg; doused. The big crowd milled rehlred. Thera are f f i i irina' he’s on his way to Since then, alth ou ^ -Martin him, Dodd challeniged w ah to de- Hig editor Arthur E. McEvoVi of O'Keefe said that when;he re legal delaya, however.' whldh I F R E E : ealla it a "phony"' isaue,. the Drino- We .city dinners Oct, 26. . around ill the darknees, som4 seek bat* the iasuea during the. \cam-<[ the New-Britain, Herald die* at T9 gained possession of the teitcase ing eover/rom flying miaai)e8 and wooid. prevent j$n M crateliave ihada.lt clear they, arte WMM_iroR,I^ ’____ &6m McGinniij, described by the_ n’t going , to let him or any other îgiU. JhiUtbe Democratic cteic^-i *fter,4§ years -aa npwaman.- pthprs'w;aiIilg7 bRttIe. Sptetat'ora MilLER PHARMACY I Re/erruig ^ to the campaign for date says tonight's WNH(2-TV I Italian priesla announce bloo^ of pfbeecuti oil'a* thb' Vbralna’ ’ o f the' PARKING Republican forget .that wiaodel. small donations, Stev'enson said said the-''riot began at. midnight ■'{ progratii rahnot properly be called St. Januarius Uquefted on acbedal*' robbe.iY, it contained only $98.000. ended five'jninUtea, later. . ' FiAMES juo^ rouB Tore; Mtreeaea Drix-er for Fund* supporters of the Democratic tick a debate.^ ’■ O'Keefe said he'took $5.000 ffom, That w'as. what Stevenson meant et will be asked "to search their at, Naples bôre cheering croird "Naval, hospital officials were Went Chooteg. .Da.. Bapt.' !• A moderator for the OonnecUcut which almost overraa, cordon of the suitcase and turned over $93,- aitent as to the extent of injuries ' m — f dor yonne ckOteun wag* 0 7 4 yesterday when he' told a newa pockets for Roosevelt dimea . . . in League of Women Votera. whigh 000 to Adolph "Jazz-M affif, an '.V vCOBfefenc*. .called to focus atten |k>Uce. . . . Civil. Aeronautite Ad* at. the sailors aitoitted .tor treat- killed today In a Dm Hurt recognitfon of the greet contribu arrangM the program, kill pope other of thoae on: trial. He aaid ha . J j tion on a Dteiit^ratle drive for $7. tion that FranUih D'. Roote^t mihiatraiion aaya there is "'hjgll" wan. . ;; . . .gqttnd m ir honw n* MAIM ST. Prontpt Free Call and'' 1 ^ Vsed Ctir DisoldY tind Sriles. queetlOM. 'TTib two candidatte are never saw any part of that $98,- 'GnlUion .ln eampaign money,., that made to the wretYasw of all o4 ua.*’ ,' posaihillty that- aonic boom of r Five, Mlddlatowii polttesnan wort Oiiailug. T te u le flM a W M Delivery Service 1129 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEK.^ y ^ ^JPHOWE b U i^ 3-1200 to ea«flne..thalr retnarka an- planaa flying very low faster than 00p -aga.ln, ' f -*’’. rushed to Neweiert to aid In quall- Fiahlrlini WalsMh •, Wkl f b ,1* ‘ il all the Je a Snitha -In tha tTaiteB ..Chalnhan', B ullet wru aiiked *wtring tka questions. 9 Green Rd.—TcL Ml 3-4134 OthtiM a rt Welcome iii his camp- speed o f sound will eaxise "wide Oil trial la addition to MoOin- to f. atreet flgktiMr, YYhfl* M$v r r toMhwM rt TMsItj'tlWnrth H Owiy,. 1, apd i l|,t99li ■ ' Fbr thatmatter, Btavenatei Rtra- (OaiiMnMi o i : tw oiils). spread fublle dtateriMUMss and damage.'* ... . .ij (0*Mln«a4 SB Vaga Ta«| JOeEFB tWKOir v m x x x M - I p : •\ ■ - - 'V - l< I'.- A:..""--. i' ^ ' ■ - 'i‘' : * - • r -.fV^ ' '-7 ' J -