Totjphold Integration Act I at Last Night .-I Meeting, the , .8I,Gge.8Tinns Regarding Mad^Chang Nights S2.95 Plus Parts

»U4j ■•»♦; »• ~ ; A ;.v ' ‘; a ;;:: ■ :‘a 'A ;\^ '-;'V '--:- ^ vAA- ^ T-V^— *1 ' . ! ■ . . ■ - . ■ . • - ■•■'S:: ■ ■ V rUESDAY, AUGUSTHS, 19R8 PAGB\F0URTEEN iiatirbJ'Htpr, lEufttlna Stralb y Average Daily Net Press Ron ’i'be Weather. ror the Week BikM ro M e u t of D. A Weather Bereee Jime tt, U5M er«l chairmen, have anpqunced Melh<>di8t Men that Hira.- Chart** Bedford wljl Fair, not as eool toolght, Unf. What’ll It Be? TPC Gets Specifications Ih charge of dining facillUea; Mr. iMMr 60. ThtirMUr wanner, more Abom Town I • 12,701 Set to Prepare and Mr*. Kred , Warren, brewing iinnild ehower* lik e)/ hf elgkt. nnikvillc Krnnk . Mat'*h.' fil. , -i coffee *nd Mr. and Mr*. How*At, Have You An Event '3i«|iher «f the. Audit of 72 VIllaKf St..- Rockville For Glendale Subdivision BnrMiU t t OlieahitioB Higll Ifi upper 80«. The weekly meeting oX the M*n- B o l t o n C i O o k O U l Skinner, thq kitchen. ^ ,i !■ mldn'l dedde wlietlifi In plcml A sale of home baked- »tufi* j MancheHer—Â City o f ViUggiB Charm /'• Chester Sqiindrmn of (Nvil Air Ts- umuccnl or guilty m City (-'oiiil I ,trol, USAF, will he held »t 7 p.m. will be conducted by Mr*. John : ^ Scheduled That Calls .ycKtcrdiiy to » chBigc of oper- Specifications for the proposed‘ I hftilKe wouldn't bring: the on* lot i ^ United Methodlftt Wednesday at the AmeNcan I>e- Hlmg h u)olor vehicle with ft de* below the required jiqiinre foots*;* ' Sadler and Mr*. Samuel Walker.,, I Glendale suhflivlsion were accepted Mr*. Stanley Nichols Sr. and Mr*. VOL. L ^ v n , NO. 27S (TWENTY-PpUR PAGES— TWO SfeCTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958 (daeellMi AtfvwtlelBg ee Pec* tS) PRICE n V B CENTS gion Home. l>( live muffler. ^ •by the Town Planning Commission required for the sreft. Church men t^-lll put on their Grace SklUoh wilt *p11 greeting 1 i Fpp Food? tat a meeting in the' MiMliclpal How^ftnd wftft instnirted to file eh**!'* cspii foE * chicken hftrbecue "WliBl will the hne he?" he card* and handmade Item*. I It itMiy be a weddiltK, a banquet or ju«t an Informal M p. an*ndJUrp. H; P Pittcr. who ftrftUeil tlie Judge. , Ruiidlng last night. re-iu'bdivision" plan with the to be xervpd kt the church Satur havfl brrnrn \^Rralioning...... ^ in Caltfnr ■S-ix dollfti-s" the Judge le- In addition, the .Pommissbrn tov/n clerk showing the changes. day evening. Herald Lee, Myrqn 'sret-toitelher of a society, lodge or some friendly Kroup. France Backs nia and Moxlro. havr rpûmed in phed. changed a budding line on Oak St . ' TTn agenda prepared by Town Lee pnd Charles Bedford will work WE ARE PREPARED Jo SERVE YOU their homo, h Pernrd Pt. "Then III ple«d guilty.'; granted a lequest for a r liange In t Knginem Fdward . .R R>d>c7.yk si the outdoor barbecue pit*. îde Gharges .Mftrfth ftftid. three lot sir.e.s in Green Manor i I:; ought forth i ongratlilalibns Reservations for the event are] ZIPSER CLUB ^ TO YOUR c o m p l e t e SATISWKCTiON Plan to Send James Wiliam Krrguson. son of Kstaies and set Sept, 22 as the from Commls.si(»n me -ibers as be- being taken by Mr*. John Krlckson Ally, and Mrs. William F Fprpu- tentative dale for a public heating 1 mg a definite aid in allowing quick and Mrs.-.Mirhael Goldsnider, both | ANNUAL OUTING Our caterinK service is set up to be flexible enougb to i\fr. and Mrs Willarfl B. Hills, on the pioposed new subdivision action on various proposals before son. tr>P Wadsworth Si. Kxt . has 52« Woodbridge St . and family of South Rd. ! atcommodate any size gathering:. Why not call us and H arrim ^ Smear in Dag to Mideast been awarded a (ônnerUi ut High . regulalions. ■ It. ■Mr. and Mr*. Myron Lee II, gen-j me ntoviMg this wer\< lo Hlastnn* It IS planned to have 18 lots in SUNDAY, AUG. 31 talk over the details? Schon) arholarshifi amounting to bury, 'rhey wlH he pleasexl to wel After Uie agendtk-' as disposed $2,150 by Yale University for the i the Glendale .subdivision. .which is By MAX HARBELSON come lliPir friends iii Itieir new located in a Rural Zone <»n the ot the TPC dfvoied considerable GARDEN GROVE xomlng year, Ferguson a senior. Is' home.' 1652 Mancheater Rd., near ...... time to studying Andre’v Ansaldl’i GENERAL United Nations, N. Y., Aug. a member of Uie Honors Program, j north size of Riu^ti Mill R<1. Fach Garden Grove R a c k e t s Mmnerhrtug golf course, lot would have frontage of ap- preliminary plans for Harlmouth Chicken dinner and dancing. 20 (fP) '— Foreign Minister majoring in pohtiral and eronomn proximat.ely 150 feel Two street*, | Heights, s prf>po.sed lO-lot siil»-^ institutions. Me i.s a 1055 gradnalr TV SERVICE Member* and friend*. Starts 10 PHONES Ml 3-7364 Maurice Couve de Murville to Glendale' and Herefowl Rds . w ere | division off Sprmg St. in the vi- •A.M. Reservattons close Aug. 28. of Manchester High SrhooV A Call Washitigrton, Aug. 201 )—'.^ponent in 1854. told Baker Mrs. day threw France’s full sup K e c o r d s Inritiflrd In the plans. ; clrii!\' of t»lobe Hollow. .Se\’eral Day* Phone club steward MI 9-8091.. Ml 3-^383 (IP ToTJphold Integration Act i At last night .-i meeting, the , .8i,gge.8tinns regarding mad^chang Nights S2.95 Plus Parts. Brougher's testlihnny corroborated port behind a western plan to Robert (Barney) Baker, 300- the words of his exswife. Williajn Slaniond. .'i.'l.'l iiak St f^’ommi.'ssion changed the name of i cs m the projio.sed subdivision ' TKI H I 8-M82 t k ;k k t s <2..10 pound ex-convict and Team- hand the Middle East prt)blem Richard OrehntaUv of foventry and Ujirnuitee |4ferefo!d Rd to Wtnthrop Rd. be- | were mafle. •'It’s not the truth," ^ Baker over to Dag Hammarskjold. Seymour Klhn of Fllmgton have Maude H Ooiichy to Kdwm S, Cau.se Uie members thouglit Here Bter official, bellowed at Sen shouted. The French diplomat, who ar Ives: “ Somebody has perjured been awarded scholarship aid from Koski property on Hemlock St. fnif| inlghl <*:i8ily b^ ronfu.«Pfi with ate investigators today that rived here only yesterday, urged himself.” Worcester Polvfechnlc ldstltule for FxenifQr s lêed He^M ford [M. they are trying to smear Gov. the erhergency U.N. General As Baker: “You bet your bottom Lauds Step the coming vrar Siamond and Ore Hate ('ieoige U. Ridwell lo Mar I’ho TP(* h1.«o ttin! sembly to place its confidence in Warning to Faukus Averell Harriman of New dollar, but It ain’t me." bnt.sky. who uill ho seniora iii the garet I ."-Stephens, property on rarh ro«d wov tn .3n-foot D»e secretary general and leave it fall, and Film, ^^ho will be a )unK»r pnYC/l nglil-fif-u ny ;ind Ihnl 2-foot York. During his burst of oratory. I f'JreenhHl St He shouted that te' timony yes to,him to find ways to ease ten receu’ed ttie aiol on Die basis of Deed giitlrr.* wrrr lo hr in^tBlIrrl on Baker—dressed in a navy blue suit sion. To Monitor their acndcrnlc rci or^ns, ptnpertv on f»reenhill Mm tnorr .alrrply grfldod wmfhiop said his ex-wife and others are '81-natipn body as intense behind- Clear in Statement ma.tonng in phy«ios f»tehoisl<\' in ’ St Rd friend* was the word from "a “trying to make me look like the vengeful woman, a woman the-scenes -activities Continued on Atom Tests chemlsr-n.' and Film in electrical Hill of tSflle Tiu* Mrtmlmulrr Building and bad one." in value . . tcorned.'',' behalf of rival Middle K a s t engineering 1 Kiilh R K'fii to 1,/Ouis - Reale. Go. 18, ihf dPX'Plopcr of WashiiiKton, Aug. 20 =^(/P)—President Eisenhower today Baker launched into an emo "I’m proud of the life I led,’’ he plans. , merchandise and erjuipment in Gli*nf)ft|p roared, producing a snicker from The Western regplution. backed Washington, Aug. 20 (/P)— solemnly called on state government.s to “ .suppress unlawful ' Marv 8 Fofid Mart at I S Mam SI. Tli^ (*ommi8Nion «l.'‘o rliflngrfi tional, shouting tirade on taking 'spectators in the hearing room. President Eisenhower said to Mr and Mrs- Frank Young. 75 the witness eftair after convicted by. Norway and six other small forces” in the school integration controversy. He issued an I^THse thr building IliiP nn th* ôiilh Rirlf in features Baker, a: hulking mountain of a N. FJm St and Mns Anthony ■layer -Ruth Brbugher, 44,^ who countries, apparently had enough day ten'lative agreement by implied warning that he wdiild use federal troops again, if Kvans. 25 N Fbr, St are vacation Mi'lvael and Ko.se t'airn to of ^ o.tk SI h#*lwpfn rimton xnd ' man with curly black hair, ap fif»m 30 lo 2fi fpf‘t identified heiself tL^Bakec's for support to give it the required East-West scientists on ways ing in Miami, Fla, until Septem I/Miis fleale stfu> nt I H ,Main ' peared perfectly at ease when he neceftsary, to hack up federal coilrl orders. Tiio i tiHiig^* tiHd hrrti irquratfd hv FIRST mer sweetheart, jomed hi* ex- two-thirds, majority, but it* spon to police a nuclear test ban is ber , ,S» 5-vear permfl i» e g i n n i n g took the witness stand. He spoke "My feelings are exactly as they were a .vear ago,” Eisen Ffltf<' o\v nri of n alorr wife In linking Baker'* nime with sors were trying to roll vip'ait im Aug ! in a well-modulated bas.so, mixing pressive vote. the sort of thing tlmt could hower said at a news conference. 231 f)Hk St 8 0 thni h r might -f*x- Harriman. \ Building rermits t^nrl ,uid mi»dflini7r ihf* fi<»nt of Iqng Words with ungrammatical India, Ceylon and several other lay the groundwork fora sum A year ago Eisenhower called out federal troops and feder \al Fuinr» foi Abllinny lnvciin,of| (’iiile, $)J.OOO eaffi. sociate of the nation's top gang so said every stats hita> responsi Walter N. .1 pntpfi.*«l f/nrii .Ito\oi .M'lUholl eonslructive step in this direcllon, land figures. he added, bility lo support and 'bhey such Faubus Blasts I .e< lei c, It) tniilfl .i sftcjrl. J’hlhoilrflu !>?• . ' Electric i Mrs. Brougher, brought from a orders. , 1 )ire( t'lr hsidm;: off .Milrholl Hr «o na lo . The Soviet-Western agreement Florida penal institution where yesterday on means of setting up Every American /must under givr m.iflax to lol* in ihn arrn No ■he is iwrvinit time for manslaugh oppo.ai [ Mill \\,i« r\f ro,H,sf*fI Senate Nears Test a global rapnttorlnic network came stand,” Eisenhower said, that If Implication in Call Ml 9-5869 ter, said Baker was "qn the lani” an Individual community or atate II .No ;n Mon v*. ;i/i l«krn on .Mll« )i- in seven weeks of secret talks now i 23 Main Street, Manchr.ster from New York City to avoid is going successfully -mj continu DEVELOPING Ifa fit iipiit.i 1 Inat night n con- , drawing to an end in Geneva. J questioning tn a waterfront kill ously to defy the courts, then o.li in,Ip of I lir fttprl llflfl nril \'f»| There was no effort by the 161 Ike’s Statement ing. On Court Controls scientists from four Western and 1 then' is anarchy, " tirrn .-ihmitlcd hv llic <1r\f'lo[)m "I don’t think he could go back A lofpif.h! t)V VNurjcn H. Hou- four Communist nations to reach; Without referring speclftcallv Little Rock, Ark., Aug. 20 (4b — until after Gov. Harriman was any political decisions on whether to the explosive ailuatioiv in Little m o K u r i i M ' iMiid hH'jil f'nllfii to thflngp lot elected (in 19.^4),” she added. Washington, Aug. 20 (P)—C^n-. dure there was unnecessary delay there should be an agreement to ■ Rock. Ark„ or to olh*r potential Gov. Orval Faubus lashed out to I n 7ra m (Iiocn M)itU)i’ rt* giantf*r| OPEN WEDNESDAY Sen. Irving Ives tR-NY), com gtess increased its tempo today by the police in' arraigning the halt nuclear testing. trouble areas, Elsenhower left no day at the Implication tlj. President ] in thf <'oinmia*h»n 'Phe . ai'lion defendant after his arrest. However, Ameiican officials said ALL DAY ! \trtH mUrn afl<*i Mowt«nd rx- mittee vice chairman and Harri- with the Senate taking up a board doubt his appeal was directed to Fflsenhower's statement that fed ffiM [FIL., man’s unsuoccs.sfnl Republican op- The bill, as pa.*.sed by the Sen ll)e Krenilin can be expected to those regions. thHl hr \*. nnlrd to makr FUter- hill to curb the powers of the ate; provides that confessions eral force might again be used to Supreme Court and the House con ■point ip the Geneva agreement aa He spoke out against the bac k t’.'.f) pti.a on (■on,«i| fliii r Hr I.irger otherwiae admissablo in federal,' commlrtlng the United States lo enforc/e a court Integration order. DOUBLE .'iml finr .■minllri, but IhnI Ihr tinuing debate on minerals legis ground of a federal Appeilale | wont,n't.ny.i.N criminal trials shall not be barred end torts. Court's decision earlier this week i Fauhus\gald the President .w:as i90t lation. solely because of “ reasonable de This interpretation has been re Governor Savs There were sign.s legislative lead that integration imisi be resumed trying a (vnirl ruling STAMPS lay'' between the arrest and the jected in advance by President F.i- in Little Rock. That dedalon ael ers were redoubling the4r efforts to arraignment of a suspect. senhower. that aslilullonal:; rvr.riv w rnM sn.tv uinns adjo\irn' later this week. aside a federal l ourl ruling in fa Only He’ll Pick Own An effort to. block Insertion of The American position, aa set vor of ft 2'.j year.-dklay. « Faiihus said the name 'of Eisen 9 Senate Democratic Leader Lyn the. word reason&ble, -which was forlli in' the past by Eiseivhower In res|)onae tn ^[ucslion*. F.isen- hower has lost “its luster and lyi- ■«rs* don B. Johnson' (Tex) announced not in the House bill, failed by the and Secretary n( State Dullea, is peal months and moriilh* ago.” IPharm INC acy . d' President Elsenhower la serloii* as he ta'Uoi about the echool In luiwer refused to say wlieUier he FAIRWAY TOUCH ONE KEY Tax Talk Time plans for an early test vote on the narrow margin of 41-39. Oppo that any agreement By East-West tegration ccHiti'Ovcrsy during hi* press conference today ih Wash favors school Inlegrallon. "What Mr. Eisenhower and 070 MAIN srriF.FT Jenner-Bnller bill, which is aimed nents of the House measure said scientisi.* might lead to suspension ington. (AP Pholofax.) He said any expression on that many others who express similar TO SUIT YOUR FABRIC LOAD at off.setting the impact of re it would permit police to hold of testing, hut that Ihe United viewpoint* fail to realize is that Hartford, Aug. 20 (.P) — Gover issue would ,i>e wi-ong and would .’■'.-si cent- .Supreme Court dejiisfona in Stales refused to be bound in ad make hia job rtiore difficult with they are supporting a court deci nor Ribicoff indicated today he volving communism. He served ad (Continued on Page Five) vance ’ '• i;e*pect to tils sworn duty to en sion which i* not constitutional Automatically you get the correct will discuss state fln g D ,if. and vance notice Utai .; gs-jndUdit to _■ Pandbig a final- report, by scien force the law. - and" there are millions of people gives you table it would be offered after two tists of 'Doth "glides, State Depail- After declining to express a in every section of the counto’ wash conditions for any clothes load. taxes St times and places to be , rrtent officials.cautiously refused to picked by him during the cam hours of debate. School Boai^d Plans view on the merits of the integra who know it,” he said. Since a motion to table is not de I appraise the signtficanre of the tion controvei’syy Eisenhower said '•Because of that, they ithe paign, and will not be pushed into Labor Council Geneva agreement on a possible AM, AHOllNI) any such hearing at this time. batable. this assures an early vote. in hi* statement : President and other*) c*nhot ob If, contrary to expectations, the control system.. Details of the •'This case, however, or any per tain peaceable com|>lianve with That was the-hub of the Demo- agreemen* 'were not disclosed. .cratic Governor’s reaction to a motion sho)ild be defeated, then May Oust Chief To Stall Integration son's agreement or disagre'efnent Illegal court- orders which go Aiilhorilles forerasl additional with its outcome, must not he con SAFETY charge made Saturday by State debate on the bill could go on months of riiplotnalic talks would against the overwhelming sentl- Rep., F . O. Smith.. Mansfield Re without limit. fused with the sole(nn iliitv that ntents of the people, simply by In all Americans have lo comply with publican, that neither gub^rna- Sen. William *E. Jenner (R-Ind), Of Carpenters (Cnnilmieil on Page Six) Little Rock. Ark., Aug. 20 (A*)— i Lcmiey of Hope, Aik. Tlie school voking the sacred name of the I.OWKIt onKHATIONS co-sponsor of ' the bill .with Sen. the final order* of the com t" Gonstitiitioii and the once-mii*ie torla! candidate has given the pub The Little Rock School Board, board had requested the delay. Elsenhower then spoke of the re- lic the hard facts about the state’s John M.. Butler IR-Md), said its Forest Park. Pa., Aug. 20 i>F) School Siipt. Virgil Blosspm said name of EiaenhoWer. The latter passage would help "to overcome challenged by Gov. Orval Faubua sponslhillty and obligslion of Ihe lost nil luster and appeal month* Economy financial situation and the prob- Carpenters Union president Maur artiqn on all three points was Individual states to suppress un- SUPER MARKETS nbility of ne'S' taxes next year. the paralyzing effects of Supreme ice A, Hutdlieson.' under fire on to say how' it would resist a re planned today. and months ago." Pacifist Filled lasgfiil forcii*. Will Meet School Board T h e matter, raised by a news Court decisions in the anti-subver corruption charges and cited for sumption of Integration here next He said ■ writ of certiorari . pe Speaking further regarding the sive field." Faubus and three Arkansas A.M) (O.MIM.KTK man at the morning press confer contempt of Congress, Is reported month, revealed a 3-point plan tition for review would be sent to state, Eisenhower said: • u9W ence, brought from the Governor But Sen, Thomas C. Hennings due for ouster from the -AFL-CIO last night. 111 ( Supreme Court asking It to re legislative leaders will rpeet with fiOfMAl n6»mai I.OW Trying to Halt "It cannot by action or dellber- W*»H tHIO HO»***i the Immediate repjy 'll haven't (D-Mo), s leader of the opposition, hierarchy. The board said it would; view the Appellate Court’s reversal ^ ate failure' to act permit violence th- Little Rock School board to VA’Atet VSAlM V, A»u started my campaigi»» yel." has denounced the bill as based on Top AFL-CIO sources predicted __1. Ask the U.S. Supreme Court of l.emle.\*'a delay ruling. to fniatrate the ;preaervation of in- night to dlsci'is* the integration Dependability ..3 WASH WATU HOt VkAtM Proper Question a "kill the umpire philosophy" and today Hutcheson will be asked to lo fnlervciie. . If Ihe Higll Court, now In-^m - dividual rights a* determined by l^ problem. .j year In- Blossom and th* Governor, who Smith Is certainly a proper one. penditures of union funds. 1 not sc'hediileil lo reconvene in Elsenhower indicated that under This is Moet Important and it is tion, the bill Was approved by the failerl yesterday in an effort to tegrat(oii delay. regular session until Octoiier. .-new but similar clrcumalances he have been fiuhllcly critical of each Fellow Labor chiefs said private- hslt constnietlon of an Atlas mis my Intention to develop it com Senate Judiciary Committee by a l.v they expect Hutcheson to refuse 3. Attempt lo set up a meeting An exlramdlnary seaaion would I would lake the same course he other, An Automatic Cycle for Any Washable sile launching' site and wa.s hos pletely during the . next fe.w lO-.l Margin more than t h, cj! e the demand and probably resign as witli Faubus lo .discuss several keep the Eighth Circuit Court's' followed in sending troops lo I-lt- WORLD GREEN months ago. pitalized when he was struck by months. I expect that as the cam a member pf the AFt.-CIO execu methods he has proposed to avoid decision from laking effecl until \ tie Rock last September It comes up for" action on the a truck during the attempt. integration despite court orders. Supreme (Jourl ruled, in effect | “ There can be no equlvocallon,’' C y c l e 4 —ricllrnl* lingerie.^ paign develop* ' this will be dis tive council, the federation's lop C y c le 1 I I—for whlt^ snrt rol- cussed completely snd frequent heels of the Senate's' passage late policy-making geo-',). Attendants at Laramie County The moves were revealed after slaving the l»w er Court's order j Eisenhower said, “ a* lo the re- Memorial Hospital said the rondl- or-fa^f roMon*. hnrnts—-thp things party dressrs, many baby’s riothe*. last night, by a 88-12 vote,- of a The AFL-CIO .Council members a closed session at whicli the blossom said the hoard also j xponsibillty of Ihe (ederal go"eni ly.” tlon of Kenneth Calkins. 23. was BuUetinsr you wnish im» often. modified version of a House bill already have figured on Hiitche- board considered the Eighth Olr- \ ould request the Appellate Courl i men! in such an event My feel- The governor officially opens his good. Calkins’ wife. Ellanor. 22, campaign Sept. 2 in Jewett City. to le.Hson the effect of s Supreme aon'a re.*ignation' in. selecting ciilt Court's reversal Monday o.f logs are exactly aa they were a from the AP Wires STAMPS Court decision overturning a rape said a ph.vsirlan told her her hus- 11 nil a mandate la received the year a g o " Ribicoff gave newspien the clear Painters Union president Lawr an Integration delay granted June r baeid suffered a crushed pelvis. C y c l e 5 —for •■Wpovlals" surh impression that he was running his conviction here. ence M. Raftery, Lafayette, fn'd.. 21 by Federal Judge .-Harry J. prior lulling poatpoiilng InlFffratton Elsenhower recalled he had said C y c l e 2 —r n o n - rolorfA^t •Involved in the efforts to halt at that lime: aa woolen hlankrti, etc. own campaign and would discustf The,court held In Rs unanimous to the council aucceeding JanteS I* atlll In effecl. A-.SI R KKF.L I.„\1D Itomti Mich B* ,blnr joanB, rolorrd derision that, contrary to the cqnstructlon of the launching site, -Normally a court mandati^ is “ The very basis of our Individ-] WEDNESDAY Cirolon, Aug. 20 i4h— The keel »ock%, many rhlWrpft’n rlnthra. were Calkins, ,,his wife, the Rev. ual right* *’nd freedom* rests upon , Theodore Olson, 26. Fallslngton, soon. . .School opens here Sept. 2 Ihe certalnlv lh«t the President ' for the Seorpion,. an atoinlr- Not One but Two Pa., apd Arthur Springer, 23, News Tidbits Befbre last night ■ hoard meet-i and The .executive hi such of gov-, j*""'*''” ' Brooklyn, N. Y. log . itiended by Blossom, four of | ernmeni will support «nd iniiure i laid tiMla.v on the hiiilding way* Cycle 3 .—Ktimly B.vnthrtirm Wash and Wear Cycles. Both 3pi^nger and Olson were Culled from AP Wire* the six,board members ami two at-i the carrying out of the dei Islons In the south yard* of the General SPEOALS H I Five Major ChangeB in Iâw i D.Oiamlrs ('or|>oratliin’s RIertrlo —mon’js *n wpBr a«U», ayn- scheduled to appear in Justice lornev* Faubua had pressured the of the federal courl* thrtlc voHtm hloiuN. Court today on .a complaint filed board, lo ssy whether It would Elsenhower said he cnnlmues to I Boat IHvIsion. The way* war* Drying clothes by B. D. Ward, pro.:*rt manager Head-on collision on U.S. High make k real light to resist integra Insist that the cqmmon sense of i vacsteil .venterda.v when the nu- CHUCK , ■ . ■ ■ - /<■- . ■ • for Doo-LIUle Conatructlon Co., way 66 kills seven and critically In- tion, ' the Individual *nd a feeling o f , rle«r-powered Triton, the world’* is easy today... Wichita. Kan., one of the missile toeva aeveral more. .. Prinre rhlllp The Governor said hi* future ac responsibility "must eventuallyl n ilg h ^ t siibmrtne, slid into installation con tray tors. They are' tvHI visit Ottawa Oct. 29-31 for tion* depended on whsl the school come Into play if we arc lo aolve the Thame* River. charged with trespassing and were meeting of English speaking union board did. He said a special ses- thla problem.” .. .Every man, woman and child in ( AIK4) PRESS BLA.MES U.S. I —,, placed In Laramie County Jail yes / terday. Maasachuaella owe* $152.88 as his (Conttniied on Page Fifteen) (ronttnned on Page Ten) ; 4'Biro. .Aug. 20 (45— The Calf* To Thcrease Taxes, Benefits The driver of the 12-tort truck or her share of the state debt, says L:_____ preas angrily charged the United Up to 30 Months to Pay Which atnicli Callfins was not Iden Massachusetts Association of Real State* today with “ exerting ex-' Steaks 59- tified, Sheriff N. E. Tuck said he E»tale; . .Indian and Pakistani traordlnary pressure and waging ' By JAMBS MAR|LOWs>^. i Ih" new law theyTl get. from $33< at Norman's Low Price! a maximum of $190.60. What she understood the driver did not see Prime M(niatera will meet in New Bid to Offset Red-Brains a war of nerve*" In the U.N. (AP News yVnoIyst) to $138. This applies to retired gets will be baa*d on her hiia- Calkins. Delhi Sept. 10 to discuss border .Assembly to gain iMumage of the CAPITOL SKINLESS 2 Lb. lag Five Automatic Washington, Ai/g. 20 (IF) - Th.is workers already drawing, pay- band's earnings, of course, as in disputes. Norwegian rcsolutton 'fpr'atabU- »nLs before J.an. 1. A complaint has also been filed' Is ah ABC on the five major I the cAse of all widows. . against Mr. and Mrs. Calkins, Tuck Princess Margaret arrives at Izlng the Middle East. The Noe- Cycies to Give changes just voted by Congress in Tl.ose going on the retirement' A wid.bw with two or more chll- said. Balmoral Castle ta celebrate 28th *eiite paper* apparently, were the social security progrsqn. Presi rolls after that date will, receive, bren. under 18 now gets payments Mrthday. . . Foul Connecticut OIrl U. Sm Britain Ease Ban *iirpri*ed by the etrength mu*- from $33 to $127, although it will The missile site la located 20 Bcouto parttcipato In camping ex- 1.09 Just-Right Caro for dent JUsaniibwer • is expected to ranging from $50 to $200. They'll, miles northwest of here. Mr. and te r^ for., the Wentem-bocked be some years before anyone starts iierlineat In III., to find out if ilmiy .Norwegian peace plan. Tw-o days $ sign them into law shortly. Most go up to a minimum of $53 and to Mrs. Calkins entered the site Mon drawing as much as $127. lar interest* rather than geography ago the controllfrt ('aim pre*a won’t go into effect until next a maximum of $254 a month. day with announced plans to Im On Arms for Indonesia Any Washable Fabric ■No I.lnl h'lir.r. on ClotlieK—Lint i.s vauglil in Uip filler n o t on Re ired worlters’ wives who are Disability are basis for fr ie n d s h ip .. Three priMilclecI the Norwegian plan Jan. 1. 'i pede ■ construction ■ and circulate Franks .clnlhes, Fillor 1* easy to t-ftmov* and clean- no Jam ming, or They Involve everyone under -the eligible for paymenta because of ^ NoW'â coveted worker—if he’s persons, Including a Roman Cath w as doomrtl. so’s homo hooting rOI ( II ONF KKV AM> cUvgging. .Moving filler also .serves a.s handy detergenl (iispens- their age will-alsb get a 7 per cent at least 50 years old and is totaio leaRets among The woilter*. olic priest, of Byzantine rite, die Ti K\ Tiir: ni.M, program. They to'ver a higher so London, Aug. 20 (4 5 -The Uniladf United 8l*t*s, Including Uie young cial security tax and higher pay boost" in • their checks starting ly disabled—gets atpayment equal after $6-foot cabin cniliatr upoeta -State* and Britain have, ihlfled to chief of staff. M«j. Gen. Abdul PRISO.N fX'NDS SOUGHT. our w ay! (('-ontlnped on'PageTwelve) in water* off New .Jersey. , Vou got Ihr 1 ojitu r WBtPr tf^mprrBtuie. ments to retired workers. Also in Feb 1. to what he Jwoiild b*v4 drawn if B policy of giving the Indonesian Harris Naautlon. They reportedly Hartford, Aug. 29 I4l—An unex NEW PACK About 34 nohstrlkers msrch past \oii gpl pTvmium (timlily uftph and spin and timr to suit cluded are bigger payments to sur If a worker reaches '86, ‘retirfs he had reached 65' arm retired. government limited military aid in regard'U.S. military equipment as pectedly large Influx of crlml- and starts' drawing payments but Bill his depehdents—a iwifc and jeering picket line st coffin orna MnhillioHt wjth Ud'-HS.. . . thn yout I lolhpa .No otfici wBBhfi iIocr tio vivors of deceasrf workers, di»- an effort to offset Increasing Com ■best for.1 their tropical climate. j niUs' will probably liêaaltala has a wife younger that) he and children imder 18,—have been- get ^clf-Fiiile in Cyprus ment factory at Connersvllle, Ind., Indoneflta turned to Czechalovak- an additional S200.900 appHoprla' most romplntpiy n-ffpvtivp fupl nuu h HUtotuHtirally. You dtxn t have to ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE abled workers and needy persons. munist bloc influence, diplomatic guo.'p.’d aboiU irmi'otHlitifa «nd apfcda. The Tax with a child under 18 both the ting no p a ^ eh ts. I as 120 slate troopers,, armed with Informant* in London say. la and. other , Communist natmpsj tion by Uie General Aseembiy oil udditivp in usp toH«y. .And jlicirR no t'omplu'Hlrd gttidp lo follow, MIKMA.N’S Service Oeparlnlent is recognised iCmployers and ,employes both wife and child receive pa’Jjtrienls Under tn»'- new- law .they will I?u.sliecl hv Britain clubs watch. .. Indonesia prefers Indonesia ha* accepted a Brit for arm* last Deceliiber when , for the' operalion of Conaartirnt TOMATOES >ou got pronuuid poryVrp. ,Au- .\nd \ouf rlotlirg will hp .an olân, wear tt* as the large.sl m this area . . . and is staffed have to jtay a social sedtIMty lax. until the ’child reacjie* 18. Their get: The some amount thej’'. would to use. its own resources rather: ish offer to provide *peri'allzed Washington failed for six month.*; Slate Prison, Warden Mark S.. tomptir dolivrno* . . . * t>*)- have iWelved if he had reached 6.5 than foreign capital- for develop- Richmond said < today. The $2.- ao tong Daily 9 P.M, ^ IIVI IHTI8 _^ with men whose training and .«kill are unpar . For each it now is 2U per cent on paymenta will slsc go up 7 per London. Aug. 20 (4b- Britain training for some sr^ v officers, to answer Jakirrt*'* requests to pnt'pd iuiNmonl pinn und mhny ----- • - ‘ Open 9 >A.M. to alleled to give guaranteed satisfaction,__ the first $4,200 o^ a w’orker’w .an cent. For such a wlfe"aWd child and retired. The wife 'of a dis ment«|Premler Djuanda tell* Par- the, source* reported Tiist night. buy weapons. Some Communists 091,554 rurrenl bud)tet for the ptaqned Today to pres* aheaif with liamedG . .Civil'Aeronautics Board othor rxtrHP dppignfd to mikp nual eamings; or a mutimum lax the payment* now range from $ 14 abled worker—if there’* no child ■The United States signed an agree arm*, already have arrived In the Wetheralield institution and Ita VACUUM PACKED CAN EHLERS Saturday A.M. to P.M, .;j3. under 18—cart 2*^' ho payment It* 7-year plan for self-jrtile by the says air traffic coktral must be adjunct, tha Oabom Prison jhomp hrating rffl//|^ poî/. 9 7 J o f $04.90 a year paid by both' Em to $54.30 a iponth. Greek and Turkish communities on ment in Jakarta last Wednesday republic and Red jet warpjanes ployers and-employes. V- KurV’lvora until she has reached 62. extended up to 35,000 feel and en- to sell light arms to the SoutheaM were shown off recently by the In Farm. Enfield, allowed for an Cyprus despite Gheece's reJecUon eom pass addllldnal American average population ot 835 la- Many Otbar Faaturat, Too! On Jap. $. the tax goes Up- to 2>i Payments slso rise for eligibly PhMIc Aeaiktonrr - A sian Island republic. ^ donesian Air Force. u m o f It. *- routes.. mates, ' he pointed ofuk M o b i l h e a t . per cant bh the first $4,800 of eam- survivors of. a wortter who was About 5,600.000 people ' not Some U.S. weapons-already have tr.S;-Tndone*lan relations hit a lb. can otherwise covered by the' social Diplolnatic. obierx-er* believed Prime Minister Robert- Mehziea been flown from Japan lo Indonesia Ni* >n> er for siitall load* IngK or $120 paid yearly by both covered by . social security but Prime Minister Macmillan nevay low during the'early days of the YOUTH TRAPPED ON LEDGE COFFEE died ‘ — before or after reaching security program get govhmment luinourtcejr a new Australian Parlia and a ihipment of 3()p trucks and rebellion in the Outer Island(i last oWWlfly* emôyers and empidyes. This ia an was optimistic about Greek ap ment wilt be elected Nov. 2 2 ... Ynaemlle N''a lla ’a a'l Park, • Slid* return syslbip (optional) 66. 'Tliey go. '-p J*u. 1, but the in help., Theae are- the needy aged. plus arm* will sail soon from February^ Sukarno’s government Incroaae of $25.0(ji a year. piMple too blind or disabled to proval of the pl^n even though he Boluis Eiene■^ 67, nephew ot last Calif., .Aug. ta Uh—A n-ye*r-old creases won’t be mailed out until Yokohama. ■ . charged that the rebels were get Tha aait-eihployed now pay a tax earn a living, and needy' chil visited AUien’s two weeks ago seek democratic piestdenl of (2zecl)o- youth wa* trap|ied tqday on a • (,-M nrittrn uarranly February. . . The U.S.-British decision to help, ting .U.S. weapon*. Secretary of PASCAL BANANAS HONEY- iA o f 3% per cent on their, flât $f;- dren. . . ing cooperation. stovakia took oath o f V.tL eltlzea- arm President Sukarno’s fopas one-fodt ledge MO feet UP on Gla MORIARTY • Matching )Ilgh-8|»ed Dryer A ' 5 206 of annual earnings. After Jap. »A wo.tian, now drawing pay- 'The federal govem meni puts Macmillan alaa held.ttatk* with ■Mp yesterday... Former child presumably was, b^sed on the re State; Dulles, while denying the cier Point. Rangier* of Vbaemite ' 1 they’ll pay 341 per cent bn the 'ments- as the widow of a worker charge, implied tpat Indiirteaia was CELERY GEWS up ao mubh money for Ihepk and TurkisH official* in Ankara but movie star Bobby Breen has been putation o f toil, •bmy teadbra for Nattouai Park aald Bill CIgley ot flrat $4,«IM. , ‘will receiv*. an .increase In her their sUta' put* up ao much/ What they have not officially feaponded ordered to pay gS76 montby aun- being staunchly antl-Communlat. slipping under Communist control. Long Beach, Calif., became tsap- BROTHERS PajmeSts to Hetiaed tVorkers . ir.unthiy cheek of about 7 per cent they get variM from at«t41 to yet to t»#iii plan aa revised Uat Frl- port to hia wife and S-'yaar-old TJip Comihunlat party has polled Since then Washington’s am- ped late ’Tuesday.. Twe Steads RoUrad amkera now drawing mftari Jaii. I. " i boaaador in: Jakarta.- Howard P. who weiia accoinmmybair hha Bch.. 10c I I I 10c K adi 2 9 c 301-31S C«nt#r St. s^tA ^ Tha ' variation depoads on dsjr. ■nn.. .Boy BcouU nf America will Ule Jargast vot* of any party in ra- PLENTY EREE PARKING 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE aocial aaenrlt^ payMient* will get a Monthly paymenta'to the aridaec now mucb 'fhe ateto puts up> Britiali government circles hoped begin conatruettdn of innnaMwi fa cant Indonesian aledions. and Jonaa, haa been cartying on a auc-, luraed back bat CIgley aeatts-.. ' T pah (cent.hwbet In checks they re* cssaful campaign to improvA tela* aed .ahMgv-a’-'daageiaaa. aath' J- We Have: Watercress and .*(yup Hunches.,: of a worker — it she boa’ a ehlkl Th« maxUnum govemmant pay-, that Ankara at leffat might adviaa ba^nstorlenl Haana of Scouting army ohiafs are reported whirled M l 3 - 5 1 3 5 «Mv« aftah Feb. .1. * i ' ■. i . under IS' r-- now .range from $46 maat—toward!, the totaf g o vtrn * tha Turklah Cjipriota ^ v a ta ly to in Jfair'Bruiiawldk, N.. J-.. .PoUbe by the Rad upaiylnf. tiona b a tw m th* two govem - aloaa. Hb'Wfee'snattod fwsa «jto TM r payiaant# range from. U>' $162JK>. Paymenta to bar will raid billar of home and gM largo May of the Ralpubtie’s . .army menta, aided by tncraaaad U.8. tahea he ^ v a d Wa wh$to. a month,to llOAW. tAsdar gw up to a mliikmiih ad « fa* M «a Mxtoaa) (C oo- Fhga.. ■) wtililiir oMU la Now M a ^ iaadara hare baen trained In tha aeoBoinie graata. . ' : M - ,1- ( 1 \ , , . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST *0, 19^S 1IANC$ESTER EVENING HfiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST fO, 1968 P A O B T W O PA'OE THREE V ’ , 'S., town, located in a ot. by living in them' during the sum pared with 13,430 111 1 «»« T sT>«- sident of. th* rspublie, started th* ■heUa. are aonibbed dean fesir Typewrite^ Output Gkitit writer import* have been banned [ I>*'*'*W|K)1*'**' A Reporterê Vifew reUine much of It* old chaim." mer months. Urude grass huts are work of modernizing Turkey, and Boring to Begin to eight times a year. alnce July, 1057. The value oM t STARTS TONiaHTl With a m*gniftoent harbor, steep Ihe... accommodations for these keeping the best of the old. And ’ ■ The winter trtps, sometimes 7,00 Botnbfty — India ijnanufacturcd India'* t.vpewrit^r export* Is above Shein^pW piT Bridge mountains coming down to it, on watchers, and' sometlmte their his work is being continued today miles each way, are a necessity either side, it has eniRllent natu‘ For Big Tunnel 1 Times Faster RclielF |l,00p,000 a year. in 8 families No better shelter is aa 'new wid e atreeta replace the because the oysters, to produce esrtMt* lsS*rM*» tsiti *rs«t KU4M9 1B.4S0 typewrltara in 1957 com Bagna WBIkni HMm ra l' protection. Here NATO head needed as it never rains during the narrow .'cobblestone one* in iitish ssstraiM s tHstt *s swe* itisisii Istanbul Has Charttr Tokyo —f Boring operations wdll the best pearls, must be protected quarters are located and about Turkey's cities, .and ramshackle k MHi Is mis AVOID WKAUHKINOK A K liri * Weet dMtar. .kKk Lemon summer months,'and protection is from extreme* of temperature and Slf*l*mocrallc candi ing the eight. West continued with i «g three a M u t u Greece and of the great city. Noticeably Several streets, ail-containing pub ' Sind flawless enough to be mar the'ace of hearta. ami East told 10 1 2 4 Q f 7 • during, the hot summer months. Wednesday through Monday—^will up the unsxploited resources of date fo^- Stale Reprejenlative. SOUTH Turieey. missing, though, since the events lic buildings, . have been hereto keted. the rest of the etory by playing Produce is earrled lo town by por fore excavated. The once thrivfn'g average about five degrees below I iBOle^ted Hokkaido Island. The Contractor By ■ Baanati whp has been active Iti 4 Q 1 10 4 S 2 The liaar eity. atrategically Ip- of the past few'- weeks, are the the five. STARTS TONiGHT! eated on the Boaporue, aUlt ha* ters on foot, if the distance is not city where the Apostife Paul normal. The normal mean tefnper- j tunnel Is scheduled for completion the Democratic Pirtv for many ¥ T A Arabs, although the yacht of the too great, or by donkeys with ResliantiaLCammarcial It was, of course, quite clear much eg the oharm, aiid tee hle- late King Faisal, may still be seen preached is now only a’ niinr quite ature for the Hartford area' this ;in 1968. Dairy Dedication veara, 1* m the insurance business , . ♦ K 5 paniers on either side. The driver to West that East and South wgfe ‘Every Wed, $1.00 CarloadI ‘ tery. o f fabled Conatantinople, j in the harbor. some distance from the sea which period is .71 degrees, ranging from Aitcrations-Remodeling and Is a member of the Kllinaton 4 A K • sits on’ the snimal'a back with his ! a normal high of 82 to a normal Elizabethtown, Kv. (AV-Hardin both out of hearta. In this klpff of Weil N M k Cm I Sm 4 that d ty built by the Smperor The heart of the old city, which In those day.* flowed to the base ^ (ifd ot Kdiicatlon, feet up guiding the beast w-ith a low’ of tl9. 'The same nbrmals at County Judge H. H. Tabb pleaded “ Bu.sines.fi Built On position, a player will o ft ^ ehlft 1 ¥ Pm* 1 NT 2 A Oonatantlne in the fourth century. still retains some of tee charm of of the elty. Oysters♦ Precious, ^ Six itieii. all incunibcnl, were Plays GI little stick. Occasionally goods are New Haven are 89.' 78 and 80 and for temperance in the use of alco Cu.fitomer Satisfaction” to a different ault, for fegr of put Pu* 2 N T Pm * 3 Approaching the city on the Sea old ConstastUhople, 1/ peteaps the also nominated for Jiiatice of the Krs'nk Sinatra play* the part 4 carried by camel caravan. Shep' Not fgr from Ephesus is what is at- Bridgeport 71, 80 and 62. hol as he delivered the dedication ting his partner'* truplp In the P u i 4 4 Pm * Pm i eg Marmara, the ftret impreaaiofi Great Bazaar, although even that considerW.by some to be the tomb Seriibbecl Plenty Full Insurance Covefage peace. They re Charles K. Bats. of a 01 atalloned In Krance middle. In.this case, however. West iHARinNII herds tend their flocks on the bare Warmer 'Thursday turning cooler speech for the opening of the coun George B. Gorslty. Ixmis ijavltt. Pm * one ha* of the elty i« of the many is giving way to western ideas. of the Virgdq. Mary. A fter, the ty’s new jail. Tel. MI 4-0459 All site* It to to and during .World War - 11 who had no such fear. - ( Btoaquea, ait wiU\ their mliiaret*,\ Here street after street is roofed arid wastes, much a*, they did in late Friday and Saturday, warmer Martin M .Ssyet. Martin A Glnde, Openinc lead — ¥ K . i M n f M I H I Cnicifiion. *h^ ^ m e to this land Tokyo — Japan's pearl oyatera Drunkenness, he said, is the rea 14'i to t4 ',. , fa^ls In love with an Ameri West continued with another B a d i a n d i m I in, . with shops of all - kinds, in Biblical times. Monday. After 5:00 P.M. varying in number from one -to with John apd Hi’ed out the rest are hahied so mvjch they're even son many Jails are filled. Then the David Cohen. - 1 can girl leading a lonely and heart, and East ruffed with the aix. There are nearly 400 moaquM which the owner* display their Another survival from Biblical .-S.cattered thundershowers late Bdwin M. lJ»vill srled as chair- ! In tha South hand suffice to draw of her d *^ *mong'2the hills whel'e taken on long winter' vacations judge sma.shed a bottle on the wall 82 BALDWIN ROAD ody $5.98 mvslery-lalnted life siarred six. South made the mistake of aTARZAN- In th* city, most of w h i^ were wares amd oftimes.,' vociferously times is the custom of - having she was born. • » Thiiraday and Friday w'ill average man of the c-.iicus and Richard j with him In "Kinga Go Forth" Weat'e trumps. to warm resorts in the southern dedicating tha building. It con MANCHESTER, CONN. overruffing With the ten. built by a iultan or some great proclaim them. No wheeled traffic farmer protect hi* fields' at night The great AttatUrk, first pre around orie-half inch. part of the countr>’. And their tained milk. Siind.Tren waa_ secretary. I arc Tony C.ifrtla gnd Natalie Now West was sure to make a Daily OuesUon STARTS SUN. B. Bardot— “LAPARISIENNE'* person'in his own honor. Also seen is allowed here and porters with Chairman of the nominating | W’ood. The plctiird, * United Your rightrhand opponent epeni trump trick,. South led the queen A L L C O L O R ! “QUANTRILL’S RAIDERS” as tha, traveler near* the city 1* heavy burdens push their way comnltlee which presented Ihe: Artlsla release, starts at the -of spades, and West covered with the bidding with one notrump. through the crowds. candidate* Ws* .loaeph Glrardlnl. ] the hospital where the "Angel of ■(■MiwsnyBiBisiBiwnnaiuMkMiisniBiBiHiBiBisnisiBiGWsiBiBisniininiiiunimuBiBjBniBis^^ iiwia$RiiiiiRiiiiiii9ir'iniiiinnifiiiii MOiaar, Manchester Drlve-ln Theater tHa^^king. Dummy won a tninp You hold: Spades—Q, J, 10, 4, 3,2; Mercy,” Florence Nightingale, Notable , among th* many Vacationer* I tonight. Irlc^^wlth the ace, and South won Hearts—7, 4; Diamonds— K, 5; nursed tee wounded during the mosques of the city are the Blue 9 Mr and Mrs Howard Willson and anotheK, trump trick with the Club*—A, K, 8. What do you eay? Crimean War In th* middle of Mosque, with Us wonderful blue Answer: Pas*. If"the opponents family have returned from a vaca Kiipferschmid of Sunaet Rd-. Ell- Jack, buN^hen W’eaf* nine of th* last century. mosaics; the famed Hagia Sophia,, We give you a $50 bill as good as cash tion trip to,.Callfornla. On their re trump* wa*N}igh. stay in notrump, you have good A haven for travelers in this one time a Christian church, then Inglon. Miss Z.ahner is employed defens*. I f they atop in two of a a Moslem mosqtie and now a turn they visited John DKfarll and as bookkeeper at Rockville Wood South It III nad to loae a club, new, but old, cosmopolitan city, is suit, you will have ahother chance museum; the ' Kariye mosque, family In Dearborn, Mich and Mr. working. Inc and her fiance at the no matter how he^layed the hand. PROGRAMS the'fiDcurloua Hilton Hot,el, a mod in a guaranteed saving on every offer and Mrs Donald Pease Both fam Hence he loat two hi^ta, a trump, to decide for or against a bid. whose costly mosaics and fresroea Ellinglon-Vernon Farmers Bx- em edifice overlooking te* Bos are Just being uncovered: and the ilies were former Kllington resi and a club, losing the''game con porus and the shores of Asia, of chaoge. (Copyright 1968, General Eea- large Mosque of Suletman, tee dents. Orange to Meet tract. X fering every convenience tired in this ad! We prdve again with this Mrs. Kiigene Klnance has re Discard Save* Gam* ture* Corp.) Magnificent, one of the jrreatest of The next meting of Ellington travelers might desire. This struc the.aultans. ' ' ■ lumed from s two weeks vacation In order to aave the„game, So'hth // // Grange will be held In the Town Honay, tiled ture is quite in contrast to the^bld' Natural Protection spent In Vermont I should discard hla losing club o in cookies, often Video Everyday dramatic, value demonstration that Hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. dds a chewy quality. parte of the city. Much of it, how In a short visit to Turkey, Mias .lean Peltier of Main .St. . Is the third round of hearta This ever. is being rebuilt at the sug This will he a nelghbora night I merely give* Ihe opponents a trick All Right* Reserved— Smith also spent some time at spending a few days vacation as with Frank and Clarlse Campbell. T gestion of President Adam Men- Izmir Smyrna, which is so often giiasl of Mrs. Paul Moschella at ithat they are sure lo win sooner H. T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. derea. and considerable rebuilding you really get more for your furniture ( hairman of the meeting, assisted I or later. At the same lime. South mentioned In the Bible. Here she their l ottage In Wlnsted. mmmmeroSSawMewtii is going on at the present time: was the guest of Mis* Naorfti Fos by Rose Davies. Ethel Gsmbacort*. keeps his trump suit unweakened. FriendlyKUlean Atmosphere Voter-Making Heaaloiis Doris arul Emerson Ahoin, Doris Effiohmt Service Many RacM ter of Manchester, teacher at Voler-Miaklng sessions will he South can win any return and Th* people in the meeting-epot Amerikan Klz Koleji, American dollar here than anywhere else in town! and Albeit. Gagne, Gertrude and ran lead the queen of tnimpa Quality Food/‘'JJIodeat Prioee held this Siitiirday from fl a.in. to Harold Palrlc. ef W’eat and East are coemopoli- school for Turkish girls, This old 0 p ipe .HepI 27, ft a m. to tl p.m: through West. The three honors More quality! More style! More comfort in (- Ocyi'll, from n am lo 8-pm and ManclieateT E v r p I n Herald ARTHI Each purehas* on Nov ,7, (roni ft am to noon. K.IIInglon correapondent. Mr*. O. made here is The last dale Is wifv for those K. Berr telephone Tfirmont 5-9318. ONLY 0 MORE fantous-make furniture at GENUINE $5D Savings! whose rights have matured since ^ a n e k backed by the Iasi regular se.saion on Oct 11, dependable All natiiralir.eil clLlr.ens must Parolcp Kpliirnrcl DAYS ELECTRONICS The priims were $50 higher on every offer today! preaent Ihclr naturalizatIon certIfl- TO FREE PE.NtTU BOX lAnHARTFNO STANEK cates for admUsion as an elector. Wethersfield, Aug. 20 i/r< A GIVEAWAY Q TATC LABORATORIES F.ngaged parole violator who was picked up AT THE O I H I b FAMILY save Prices will return to $50 higher next week! Ml anil .Min .lohn JIahner of In Providence, R. ly hs.S, been re SERVICE com Fivi...iii , (hder Mill Hd . Kllinglon, announce turned to the Wethepsfleld Stale RARIrY 277 BROAD ' I Other New Fall Daytime Cottons— .f.'t.tlR to $l7,t)R I Ihe engagement of their daiighleri. Prison FMkIarn Fir»t Tnalla But, lor $ days, the $50 saving is yours for the taking! I Kllen Mae, to Eugene Kiipfer- .Isi'ob Yanpwltr., 47, was. picked Grnfnry Pock R A U I 0 T { I t V I 5 I 0 N THE schmld, son of Mr, and Mrs. Werner up by police yesterday and turned "THP BBAVAD08'* these ways and more (ivei- to local authoriile* He was ■ *V 9 A y iiIllil Cary Grant charged with vlolatln;^ parole by Jaynn ManAfirld "KISK THRM rOE NK’* leaving Connecticuf. WIfttnm HoMpfi'Hnphln l/ornli CANDID WEDDINIL liOadlhg Florists WOMEN! He was psroled April 25, H),58. "THE KEY" Id u'. II IAN • WAX while serving a term for armed ('InpiTiANroFC PHOTOCRAPHERS nnK HILL buying Plymouth now at LITTLE SHOP robbery. 1 SIM.W-BiW .10.') Eaot Center St.— .ManrheMrr ShoppinK I’ la/.a I'llllSH ymii kililicn I! non Ysnowltr, now has the choice of rtn> (»itv .MndiAon-Vnlnrl# Fmorta Also Bpeclallzing In no%ar Shap tiny M/( liny KIND -Dof going before the Parole Board to 3-D COLOR 3 "THE HARD MAN" Open Daily 9 to 5;.10— Wed., Thura., Fri. 9 to 9 '.AIIM noft l.tiAWANIM seek another psrnle or finishing in ('olnr Flawirt By Wira otit his unexpIred term. ______$140.8:3$______HERM'S CAMERA <«ii CH 7-5629 EAST year’s lowest prices! Ht'N.—Wnlt Dl»npy n ' Ppinr pafi” and PHOTO SHOP MI3-$H)3 M l »-78 Hftvcn't Scan HoR PIctur* Latflv" Some competing cars charge up a t its v e ry best 1:80 ( 8) DECOY to $140 ettra (or their top ride . . ; Awards ( 8-58) BA.SEBALL CORNER Room Bedroom Items Miscellaneous IT’S CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST (iiicrU : Robin Roborte. but in Plym ^th you get top-lux and Richie AHhhnrn. Alvin Dark* ury rorsioB-Aire fiidr—eame sus- B odm m Okoffos WYMAN'S unit Joe (tAraKioln World’ (18-40) I’VE GOT A SECRET penaion as in $6009 pars—at not OIL COMPANY 10:00'< .NEWS A WEATHER a penny extra coetP'Combinea Wld4 >4 MAIN ST.—TEU, fill 8-lfi08 ( 8-5S) BOXING CHRISTMAS CARDS d s * S f ^ VirKil Akiiin vn ('hnrha aiipreme floating comfort krith the * a-f/r GREEN STAAIPS “ Tombslonr” Smith, 10 fd. 89 Pl^g' Honoro . NOW thru thrill of aport* car handling 1 Valuet t Perfoâncee Dally wHtcru eight Cellophane Packets of 35 and 50 Cardi. SATURDAY 08-401 T.V THEATER $2.50-$3.50 S:M (HMO) BIO FAYOFF “ Twelve Cute* of Murder” Mat. 2 p.m., 90c and 50c TODAY IB OtBA Kve. 8:15. $1.25 and fiOr. (82-30) IT ( OULD BE YOU For This Stile STATE S:M ( 3) CARTOO^ FXPRENS 10:15 ( 8) FEATURE FILM riii.t Is Not 01(1 Sloi'k. Rut Now Mprrlian(li.‘;(' Purchn.aed (18-46) THK VKRDIC'J tH VOITR8 “ Try And Get Me,’* Frank <3S-S0) FROM THF8K ROOTS SUI.H5 v a m k : .2 riKi'K Binm- II49..50 VALl'E! * PIECE MAPLE 4:66 (1K> HRIUllTRK DA> 1.414 ej4>v 3. YOU’RE IMPORTANT DOLLAR! »2n9..50 VAMK .: KROEIII . F. R \ Afa-K! SOt.ll) ( lIFnRY 16:80 (33) SEA III NT C'ASE OROl'P— 1 .■!0''--witl) fliauec; BEDROOM including 0 drawer dou filS9.no VAM E ! TWO TWIN H IZ E ( 3) RIG ADVFNTl'RE THEA* (30) DOUGLAS’FAIRBANKS •SI.EEP -f lR -L O I ’.NOE with gltde-a u a >' m T<'H A M I ( AHINKT TOP. Au- TKR PRESENTS AHEAD ON OAS SAVINOI 1' jp " with dinwcr and \v)'lt)))K ahclf; ble dressei' poster bed and 5 drawer .fiOI.ID CHERRY POSTER REDK bed. aepaiale innerapnng Mattress. Ihcntir in (lotFUl, with ^ flmwer. h8»i», □ □ □□□□□□ Q'DDD ( 6) AMFRItJLN BANDSTAND 10:45 ( 8) SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS 1 .III" atraight b8 RoniitiMi! at vied 4;IS (1M6) flKCRKT STORM SPORTS, money on fuel by winning ,the lonl'm beihoom at only HERE IN PERSON — 4:80 ( 8) RANGER ANDY ( SI N'FWS k tVEATHF.B value at ...... $24950 LARGE SIZE □ NIGHTLY H8) EDGE OF NIGHT (ISl BIO NEWS Mobilgaa Economy Run two yeara S-HD.ft.! V A l.l E; KKOEIII.KIt 2-I'r. $289.95 VALUE! CONTEMPORARY 11*9.9.$ \ VAI .AM E: s o i.m M.API.E Regular $ 1.00 .ea. (46) BANDSTAND ISO) NEWS k WEkTBEB in a row! But gaa saving isn’t all! .SECTIO.VAI, SOFA )m genoiiif Du EX.SEMBLE of Holld’ Maple. S'Pierea »8I9..$0 VAM e : k r o e i i i .e k c o - i)i\ E n r , sSUITE. Refectory Table 4:48 (82-86> .MODERN ROMANCES (Ml WEATHER *499..'>0 $ A l, C E ; li E \ t I N E each 8:64 ( 8) FEATI’RK FMeM I.VII n.AVHOT'SE OF STARS Along with iia economy, Plj'moulh Pont Nylon with de luxe Foam Rub 48" DresBer-Desk, 4 DraWer Chest and I'lIE R IU ENSEMBLE in French I.OMAI. Sf.KEP OR-LOI X«E with iiieaauiea ;I4 x 48 x 77, Includes 4 i>ad- A L L MONTHS □ "AfrIoB 8rranm».'* Rnd Ab 11;0» 140) FEATURE FOJSTT thrills you with terrific new ber Seal Cushions. O u t - < ^ ^ Q g j I» w Post Bed. Brass $ 1 0 A 9 ^ pi(iviiicial st.vle. r"uur pieces, 7 draw wing' bai k.. b<'x pleated skirl Foam der fVni k Chairs. New 89 bott. lenu I'oitflln II:1S ( .MI'.I.ION nni.'l.AR MOVIE GO! $ 1 1 9 9 5 1*1 standing value al only seal cuahion.a, opens to real fill bed. EDDIE REED i 8l WILD BILL HICKOf'K "The Band rUy'n On.” Colonial hardware. .. “^ l O y ’ , ers, .')8-lnch dreasei Sypd mirror,' 5 Englaiid qualit v. .Now Innerapring inattreaa. (181 1 LED THRF;E LIVES Robert VounK drawers, 38-inch cheat, 50 $ 2 6 9 5 0 AT THE PIANO (33) TIIF. SHOW ( 8) WOnUUR BEST MOVIE* $'229..50 VAI.I'E: ri'STO.M MADE 2 bed and night table. '^“ ♦■9 Jr’ *249.9.$ VAM E: .SOLID ( HCRRY □ (.36) ADVENTURE THEATER “ Her Kind of Mnn.** fneh- 1279.95 VALUE! S PIECE MODERN Now for your dining and lis (40> POPEYE «rv Scott PIECE LIVING ROOM SCrTE with SUITE IN PITMICE. Elghtîlrawer DROPI.EVK TABLE AND 4 I.AD- (.M) FEATURE MOVIE (30) THL JACK PAAR SHOW 4. YOU ENJOY THE EXTRA reversible cushions In durable tweed doubre Dresser, 5 Drawer Chest, «'.*29.9$ VAI.I E! 2 PIECE KROEII- DF.R BA (11 CHAIKS. When open, tening ploa.su re we present *199.80 VAI.I E! SIX ITEI K, TWIN I.ER SEC'IJIONAL WITH KOAfil □ Frtdle- Reed at the piano 6:80 ' K) MICKEY .MOURE OLUfI 11 (80 (33) THE JACK PAAB SHOW J fabric. Box pleated Panel Bedr Qutstand- C A 1 A 9 5 table la roiifl has 17-inch (18) THE RIG HROW- (58) NEWS $199.50 BED O l'TFIT. 2 Solul .Maple Petin- CUSHION'S. Ilandaome gieen Poll- every night. ECONOMIES THAT ONLY PROVED - skirt, 1-awRon style. Ing new value *t only '*'4“ ! ▼ ' center leaf and rubbed □ aylvaUla Hods,' Spindle Beds. 2 Gold lempbiary fabrica. Clos- 5 1 7 9 9 5 $ 1 9 9 9 5 RUOOEDHEU IRINU! Bond Innerapring .Mat- finish. S299..50 VAI.I E! KOEIII.ER 2 PIECE $ 1 4 9 - 8 0 mg out sample b’lly al 1299.95 VALU E! TRIPI.B DRES.SER treaaea, 2 Box Springs. ••FOOD STANDARD APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CO. Maintenance coeta are 'way down LIVIN fi ROOM S I'ITE w-ith foam S PIECE SUITE along contemporary *149.0.$ $ Al .1 Et $1$lOnERN 5 PIECE cushions. In heavy red- contemporary *>■29.7$ v a l u e : 5 PIECE PATIO DINE7TK. of sturdy wood ro R on Plymouth . . . the car that lines, finished in Blond Sea .Shell SUITE AVEY’S ■JO." N. .M.VIN sr.. M W C U K S T K K -M l 9-12 .9 fabrica. NRt.onally fa- »l.$9..$9 VALUE! SOLID MAPLE (tllOUP of heavy Alumimim in whi'e with (hamoia | ll'.lkh: rugged Formica TVsatured A/nerican Glast . pr.oyed it ran like new after 58,000 Mahogany. De luxe finish (2-uich Umbrella Table and 4 EVERY m IBi moua quality n l ...... $ 2 4 9 9 5 POSTER BED OUTI IT. Full size lop. Table openi.a iV punishing miles of cây-and-night features throughout. padded sent arm chairs, $ ^ 1 ^ 9 5 $89-95 MUUD” finer quality Poslei Bed fxirii ex ''eight. Now N O R G E w r i n o e r W a s h e r > • 9 • • • ' $88.00 croes-country driving in 58 days. S.S99.95 YAM E: EXTRA EAKGE pensive suite. Gold Bond □ ' REG. $119.95 A t the end of the'test, Plymquth.’a JiROEHEER SI'ITE with 90dnch $839.50 VALUE! TAcWNY CHERRY $ 9 9 - 5 0 *298.75 v a l u e : fitll.lll A.SlI 7 I J MODERN SUITE of 3 pieces, «0 ' 12 Mattress snd Box .Spring, *119.8$ VALUE! (OLOMAL PINE PIECE IIINETTK. SIMTE. Dmpleaf road veteran looked and acted like Sofa, malohiu)! I.s)unge Chair. Luxuri □ □□□□□□□□□a □□□ (86) TH E E A R LY dHOW 41 :M» ( 8) W EATHER EWB ous Foam Rubber Cjushlons. drawer Triple, Dreaier with Mirror, TABLE ENSh.MBLE. .lust .7 to sell, Table. Chltia C'ahiiiet *uil.,,scl of 5 “ ('Ity af Darknesft,” Sidney 1:06 ( 8) NEWS B factory-freah car. Heavy Nylon Bookcase Bed, 5 Draw- C A Q A CQ $179.45 V A M K! 2 PIK.< K IIOl.LV. including Cobblers Benrh and two Chaiis. Distinctive Tiller $ 3 4 9 95 WOOD ENHE.MRI.E. ,Twlllght Ma >199,50 (46) T W IL lG R t TUKATf*im fabrics...... er Cheat. Now ...... matching .Step End Ta-, Rancho Tan fini.sh. 6:66 ( 8) P O P K Y K TH E ATE R THURSDAY hogany 40-inch (Jhest of L>rswers, In- bles Huge saving at $69*5 (U ) BUILDING A31EBU A 13:66 ( H) N LH b $309.80 VALUE! ROMD .BIRCH 'nerSprlng Hollywood ir29..$(i v a l u e : $$ Rou (iiiE ik o n 3 6 :N ( 8) PB O N TIK R DOCTOR (1848) LOVE o r L IF E 1289.95 VALUE! FOAM_,CIJHHION *219.00 v a l u e : KKOK.IILK.R 7 PIECE DINETTE SUITE including . ( I ) , NEWS, W R ATH E B A MODERN -BfHTE in Wheat- finish. Bed complete. (22-30) TIC TAC DOUGH MODERN SOFA with button -tufted $114 90 PIECE HOKA-BED E.NSE.filBLE. exlensiiul table with wood grain plas SPORTS 13:15 ( K> BUGS RUNNY S. AND YOU’RE ’WAY AHEAD IN bach. pleated skirt. Beautifully Double Dresaer with ..framed Mirror. Guest .room \ alue. .. MANCHESTER (33) SPORTSCAST 13:86 ( 8) HOLLYWOOD'S BEST Chest of Drawers and Sofa Bed, I-oiinge Chatr. .Set dt Tlirhe tic top. 4 chairs with $79.95 Y ' ■ (58) THIS 18 TH E ANSW ER (18) SEARCH l-'OR TOMORROW OMH VALUE AT TRADE-IN TIMEI desired and built. $ 0 ^ 0 . 9 5 md $ 2 5 9 95 Tables and Two Table plastic cuaUlor..*...... » E R:46 432) SPPU'IAL ASSIGNMENT (33-86) IT COULD BE YOU Sample only to go at Panel Bed. Save $50,i $227.1.5 VALUE! NURSERV EN- ^ 6 9 0 0 «:45 (83) NEWS ((’olor) Lnmpa N o w ...... 14" Plats, with rolUd edg* DtiWe-9w,'3k€atJie 6:85 ( 8) .TOWN C RIER I IS) I.IFt: WITH F.LlEABRTff . Your’ new Plymouth, with its SE.MBI.E (IK 9 PIECES! Panel crib, *419.00 v a l u e : s o l id **î i e k r y « 3:66 < 8) NEWS. W E ATH ER A 13:43 OH) THE GPIDINO UORT $109.95 VALUE! LADIE.S’ 1.0l’ N(jlE Bc’LTOrq NoTtTH rarigy, aweepihg Silver, Dart Styl^; 1259.95 VALU E! DOUBi-E DKEMSEH W^tproof Mattreas. 5 Drawer (.’heal. *259.95 VALUE! liKAV .MAIIOIiANV ’ PrtCCY; DINING GROUP. .$fl-inrh $295 SPORTS 1:66 I IS) NEWS ^ s W A n t in lovely figured fabric with MODERN AUITE in Dawn Glow Ma Play Yard and Pad, Bathinette. High ( M) STUDIO 51 . jng, i* *o far ahead of the rest now MODERVBEDIUMI.M. Triple Dreasei Mulch and Shelf. .$4-mch Roun,dDrop-, I?:. AT HOME WITH HITTT ■■"ffcipL roll arms .and bark, reversible hogany. Includes Bookcase Headboard Chair-Table and Car Bed. Reg 14 5'n TONIGHT 6UCK NIGHT— $1 A CARLOAD (IK) 1 O'CLOCK REPORT irS) 14 M A TIN E E that it-wil) still look new and (reeh with Mirror, 4 drawee Chest, leaf Table, extension lesf 4 (33) W E ATH E R A LOCAI NEWS '«*) BINGO AT HOME ■eaUcushion. S C O 9 5 Bed. roomy Ch(4t of C I A Q 5 0 •Save Exactly $50 15 Bookesa* Headboard $ 1 9 9 5 0 fjidder Back SET (86) NEWS AND W EATHER 1:65 CIS) fO.NNECTICL'T U FE when you trade-... bring a higher Drawers...... I T O ’ $399-00 (46) W E ATH E R A S'EWS 1:80 CIS) AS tHF W01II.D n ’BNS A buy foSr you-at At'Only ...... '. ... 7 1 . / / ’ '^ Chairs...... 158) SPORTS FOCUS CK) NEWS "V i allowance! That cut* th* “ coat 3)15 (18-46) D O rO LAS EDWARDS CJ!) AT HOME WITH JIITTV Regular $2.50 Set O nc O n« NEWS cls-4*) HEAT TH E CI/tCR per year” of driving Plymouth •AvrHmii TOOK ' (33) JEST IXYR I*AI*GHS < t) PPHUC DEFENOEH *till morel -.1 ■vmmvTHiMo BVWAVTNIMO (»6) NEWS CJJ-SS) l.rCKY PABTNEB (58) JOHN D ALY. NEWS COMPANIO.N THREE-DAY SALE WHII.E (TUANTITIKM IjfiST! filiistly Samples LIBERAL t e r m s A W O M AN eSM BASEBALL f ■ A WOMAH , 3:16 .( 8) FE A TU R E F ILM , * 3:86 clx-4*).HO|iSE PABTT ooulG 4nd A Few Of A Kind, All D'raallrall.v Rediired Far-fmmetftate ClMranre:. See Them FOUR PIECE ASH TRAY SET COULB « **Prnf’eiiiilunAl S4>ldler." Vic- ( J) F E A T I'B E FILM Op**i A Kffith Accmb7 Tomarrow . Olio I'liu'li Anihor, Ameth.vst, ('haraial laud (jrooii WANT... ODVtt tar .MrlAglen ' “ Ten Cent. A Dnaee,^ Jl*i- Ses your Plymouth dealer today! You’ll he amased to learn HALF All Tomorrow-rHAVE! NIGHT TABLES! SCATTER RCGS! DINNERWARE SETS! ( 848) DISNEYLAND my Lloyd SILVERWARE SfirPS! TABLES OF ALL TYPES: LAMP.S! BOOKCASES! BLAN “Fat Away Plare*—High, ( 8) R^>mSTAND how mile it coffs to drire a hran^-new 'SS Plyrnouth . . . ' * And Wêt" f33-86) RAGQIS BAGOlS (CalatJ KETS! TVALL RACKS! SHEETS AND TOWEL SETS! MANY MORE! 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V 1 -■ y' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANr,H*3STER» CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 19B8 P A O ^ - W V E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEJSTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST^*0,^1968 ------''i- ' ' — ' ■ ■ ' -M. . . , ,■. ■ t ^______opinion, a hearing would be ‘’in ■Mt Will atepe battle Ike- era in hia primary aampaign and tip $m * OUMgs formal" rather than formal, and Vernon tween tw o Sb-yesr-«14.êtt4>rne]ra. raeehrad Onancial oontrtbuttSns Suh^viders 'to Air Views it would he best for the„TPC to LaBelle Would Sound Out ■ i Car Hita TViick, ] Wyoming Democrats Name^Q T o u r- ifUymond, B. Whitaker, Natrona from Mrs. Eleanor Boosavelt. Mc- hold it because of that group’s Senate' Nears Test Preecripttens French Put ‘Silencer’ Six Sailors Hurl .County prosecuting attorney, won Gea spent ohs year in Washington greater kno«-Iedge_of the regula tiM Depioeratic nomination la a as a le g la la tlvs supaiatant fo r Sen. B ei* On Revised Rules Sept. 2- tions and.'subdividers’ problems, Public Opinion on School W alter in McGee for Senator Race S-dian race and Reik- K e ith 111010- Joseph C. O’Maiimey (D-Wyo). Stratford, Aug. 20 JjfV-Six ssll- PINE PHARMACY s -• Board to Attend aon #ae unopposed fojf- tt.e OOP BoU) Arihatrong and McGee Local aubdividera and contrac-'^ b y the TPC. despite a legal opln After Sheekey’s revelation, the On Court Controls. On First Pâtrooper \Atty. John D. LaBelle told Town'^"spirit of the community” should I from the Coast Ouprd TYsinlhg nomination for hia third term. oondketed primarily a hand-shak • ft (Oenter S t> - M l 9-M14 Senate Race Cheyenne, Wyo„ Aug. 20 (Ah—Îng the campaign, but had urged tore will be given a chance tb com. ion from Town Counsel Charlei Board decided no -aqtton waa nec Oil-ectors last night they should be sounded out first, he said. Station ware injured at 1:40 a.m. mammoth housing projects for the Returns from 540 precincts gave ing campaign throughout the ment on the town’s new revised Crockett that the rules could bel essary last night. Turkington,aug- (Continued from Page One) ment. The coIifL’s majority-ôpin- Dr. Gale McGee, 48, a rrltle of the “•No cjmiment from Board -mem ion held 'that the By AimREW BOBOWIEC aged and attraction of industry to heavlly-,' on the Connectlciil Turniilke; flOO yeaterdey won the Democratic Laramie 'llaydr« Stephen Uoyle VPC Later In the meeting, the Di overthrow the government, nojt Republictsii Gov. Milward U Planning Commission Sept. 22. Also - apparently in the dark candidacy for the Slate S.nale on nitely. muscular, colonel in the uniform of feet east of the toll station here. nomination for U..S. Bertator fropi 4,431 and GeOrge- W. K. Poevar, After the hearing the rules' will the \vqMfig machines now, "-before rectors confirmed earlier Informal SimpSd/r easily wort rertominatlon RANGf an ' independent Republican ticket.: just talking aboLit it its an "ab Taken to Bridgeport hospital by Wyoming. bearded Cairoer artilVe model and _ TWJi^DVOER Acting General Manager James about Imnday night’s action of be put into effect by joint approval Incusing further obtlgatiorts to the approval of sketches ’ showing 1i The showdown on the Jenner- stract principle." k SVsnch paratrooper flew off to for a second term as the atate'a \ Ml the ’TPC waa Atty. John D. I.a- of the Board and school of 82,263 square feet. The He said at noon today he has Stale and Stratford Police were He’ll oppose Sen. Frank A. Bar ranener, 2.2M. New York (8p)-rDavid Merrick, Sheekey reminded the Board of pi- architect.”' ■' ■ ^ Butler Bill could cUma_x the ses The Jenner-Butler Bftt^ would Paris the other day. Brent Btirllngame, 18, Phoenix, rett. «5, in the ■November election. chief executive. Returns frpnrt 832 McGee baa criticl^ ' ^rrett producer of four Broadway hits rectori at a meeting last night In Belle, who appesre<’ at the- meet I General Manager Richard Mar- vote, unanimous.: was made on a ! obtained 125 of the 249 signatures I sion-end fight over iegislat'jon aim I'UEL OIL LaBelle, who appeared at a Di- necessary lo secure a pjace on the eliminate this distinction % He was MarOel (Bruno) BiReard. N. Y.: .lames A. Reynolds, 20, Barrett was unoppoaetj^for the Re- precincts gave Simpson 1?,477 as "too old in hie ideas" for oflec- laat aaaSon, has recei'ved the an the Municipal Building that the ing laat night to request that Itl.. urges the riiles be adopted In motion of Director'Ronald Jacobs. I ed at recent decisions of the Court. amendtng the Smith Act to make rectoi*;s m eeting ooânother m at I ballot in the November elcclion. : known as the First Paratrooper of Baldwin. N, Y.; Kdward Hlutr: 18. publican nomination for a second votes and .Stanley Edwards of live leadership in the Senate. Bar* nual award of the Sam S. Shubert GASOLINE TPC had set a hearing for that builders be allowed to apeak on Itime to cover applications for aiib- Architect Victor FrJd ie present No assurances were given, how advt>cacy of overthrowing the goVe Laramie 5,801. 'Simpson failed to Idivisions In the fall. ter, said the junior high has "en ly working ort ■ preliminary plans I Walter will oppose GOP nominee ' FYance. Warwick, R. I.; Kdward Krueger, term. ‘ * rett has not opened hia Carn(Miiim Foundation for "outstanding in date Monday night. The date is the regulations before they he- ever, that oUier measures in this ernment a crime, without action to reappoint Rdwarda as State Civil gendered 4 great deal of conflict” gnd outline specifications. I Franklin G. Welles who (lecured ' His case dramatiees the d)»sali.s. 20, San Pedro, Calif.: FVIwIn Yale. McGee, a llnlveralty of W yom yet. pendng adjournment .of Cpn- dividual’contribution" to theatrickl tentative. co"'r effective. ^Belie, who, rep- and reminds him of the Keeney St. field would not be brought up. bring-U about. faction amonj: the career officers Ifl, Wallingford; and Ronald Deied- ing history professor, rolled up Defense director when he took of Hearing YTnnecessary rc n local developer' Alexander 1 the party nomination without con- ; The most controversial aspect of g reu . 'y nietiyity. I Farm-Mishaiis Hijili School controversy of 1956. I test for the 35th District sena- Two priority pieces of legisla Of the French Army flKht)nE the xjnn, 19. ("iilcago,' 111. 19,.838 vote's to 13,313 for Hepburn fice four years ago. He was cited for preaefitation of Before Sheekey's reminder, Di Jh I. said he sees '’glaring er the Jenner-Butler Bill Is a sertlon tion still must be handled by the J. J. Hickey, 46-year old Chey , McGee has charged that the )U- BANTLY OIL The issue should be pul to vote, Jets Boofit Kei'osoiift list I toriat post. ' Alrerian War. .'Insuital physicians Aild Yale T. Armstrong, 37-year old uranium ."Jamaica," "Romanoff and Ju- rectors had decided the best inter rors ' in the revised rules. 1 Chicago — Aperdents to farm LaBelle < said, before final plans tha( would .strip the ronrt of Its Senate - - the Foreign Aid Bill and was in poor condition and the oth executive on the basis of returns enne attorney, was nominated tion’a foreign policy is bankrupt I .IMI’ W i , INI I Earlier this week Walter atated ^ power to review rases involving Biffeard's sole aim was to serve Ilot," "thok Back in Anger" and ests of the town would be served If ■ Ma.vor Harol" A. Turkington residents take about 12,800 lives are jiuthorlzed, "to test the W ashington—Increasing use of a measure to pul a temporary limit his country a.s a warrior. He ers were fair. All are under treat of .890 of Ihe, state's «89 precincts'. without oposition in the Democrat and that a breakdown in the dla- said allowing local builders to ex I his objections to Welles’ activities slate miles for Ih'e admission Of trlbutlon system has been reepon- "Tlia Entertainer.'' : 'I \ : \ ■ ll.’l I I local builders had a chance to sup al year, aobv for final plans onlv'to It is the Diitgrowlh of two de Presideri,t Eisenhower called in According to .Stale Police, the problesn, Cookiee that contain a large about 9 per cent of the nation's town Committee. He a.sked to r , cisions of the court reversing slate In Indochina, he refused to r.iwe nlng without opposition. man hearing should be held, preferably ever. that, according to Crockett’s juV-ed In accidents each year. have the school rejected- The kerosene was used.in jet fuels. CongressioitaL leaders of both his arms. auto was traveling east on the Armstrong had not commented Wyoming’s general election race McGee had the support of moat amount of ahortenlrtg;often may be ROCKVILI.E TR iU3271 clarification of Welle.s' obJectKui to actions in barring from law prac major partics^hv^l night in an ef Some time ago. after a seiica of liipiplke after passing through the extensively on foreign policy dur- for Ihe state'! only congreaelonal Wyoming Democretlc party lead- baked on ungreaaed cookie sheets. a $30,000 budget request for rviral I tice rhen with past Communist fort lo gam a foreign aid nteasiire iuccesafiil operaDons anKlnal , .Sljalfoid toll stallonr- ' police protection. connei'tions carrying close tn $.'5uN-tullion.' Algerian Nationalist lehels a! the j^hout ,'iOfl feel esst of the sta Welles declined to reply directly Another pan of the hit), a re The President has beem^^tured head of hjs ,'ird Paratroop Regi tion the auto alruck the rear of a to Walter'.s question, saying he action to the Watkins case., w'ould as feeling this much is ne«sa{i!T ment, Bigeard waa named to head truck operated by Harold Ferria, : would clarify hi.s .stand al the | inake Congressional committees lo enable the .United Slates a apecial anUgiierrilla school for ■ Dlghton. .Maas , parked on the aide ’ Board of Selectmen's meeting held the Judge of pertinency of ques n.ect pos.sihlc new commitmehta officers. He sliared hia men s in of the lurnplke, police said, , iqsl night. tions they pul to witne.ssos. groiving out of the Middle East conveniences snd every mnrnirig Kerrta received Injuries of the The Selectmen cuL $7,000 from : The co\irt last year freed John crisis. : the $.30,000 budget request after , practiced foot racing to keep in left arm In the collision, police re T. Watkins, a union official, who Tlie House has pa.sscd an aid X First Selectman Edgar H. Wilson form. Bigeard was the Iron Para ported. I had been convicted of contempt of money bill totaling $3,078,000,000 trooper. I-leuI licoige Ken la and Sgl BdmiUed asking for more nioncv ■ Congress for refnsing to an.swcr a than wqs needed. "j which IS $872 million Ic.s.s than The legend grew and wilti It . .laik Croas IriveatlgatAil al the question pm_to him by the House Eisenhower rcque.sled originally. Walter also charged that Welles j commtttoe on nn-American Activi newspaper clipping.' on Bigcaiil ; ai enc, aaaialed by .Slate Policemen The Senate Appropriations Com holds too many political positions ties, Watkins contended the (pic.s- But about SIX weeks ago k rem h | \ Mleliael Rochlllilo and Fred Keller, Boys' mit Ice ha; voted lo restore $440 military authonllea In Algeria la- j and docs hoi have time lo (x>ordi- , tion wasn't pertinent to its lives- Girls' nate affairs of the GOP Town I ligation millions, a .sum that Eisenhower sued a ban on 'inlerview.s with hope.s will be kept in the bill. Bigeard. “He talks Inn niuch ' »| Committee Welles is preparing a Tile High Court niled. among Fdiicalioii .Aide •\ .mal vote wa.s expected in tha Staff oflieer curtly told an Aiiierl- ' Eton Reversible reply to this charge,’ he said to- ’ other things, that a witness can't Hay. be held In cohtempt of Congress House tcKlay on the mineral sub can reporter. sidy bill. Yet an enterprising Krencli C ites B ed (saitiH for not answering a qneslion that is not pertinent. Afterward, the House was ex- newsman aucceeded In seeing him Britisher Kxpiirla Dip, Imports Up .Still another section of the Jen- [>ci ted In turn to measures de- He wrote A etory thei \Vr« n pic (Xil,. KKI'NO HIGKARI) Htoff", Anî, ao iA*) ' An Afn«rl* rings the bell for sigiied lo permit the United Stales ture of tn embittered BlKenrd, who ner-Rutlfr Bill would undo the ef tan ediK'atlon offirlal aty i what* JACKET Auckland New Zealand’s ex fect., of a court decision hy restor to help European countries devel felt too many men wpr«» RtlRched f*vrr la heard about prb|[raaR of ports during 1957 totaled £276.- ahffulfl nol tlir »aina rings the bell for ing to the states the right lo en op peaceful iLse.s of atomic ener to de«k jobs, not enough effOr'-f ffliiCalion In the H#)Vlel Union 'yoti 000,000 ($772.800,0001. a drop of gy. The Senate has approved the fatf*. BLAZERS force their own anti-subversive WM belnp mftd#i to briiiff the Al <*an multiply it hy two/' £1,7,50.000 from the record figure Itjgislalion. gerian NntlonRlielji. In Ihetr knce.s 'I'hrv (laim U ip F riT w h Army laws. 'I'hal ôra aUo for proj^reiia In set the y-ear before. Imports OpponenLs of the Minerals Hill aSeveral day" eflrr the puhhra- I'fruli! hava II uh Uh ik a«'* The final pSrt of the hill Is de f»#'ailh ami welfare loo, $q,99 amounted to £262,.500,000, sn in signed to undo the effect of a failed in efforts to kill ij. yester ff Franc#* In n l niin1»* a f 'lll flr* d |;ffl Uon of the article. BiKrnid waa le "Mid .John H. Whll#*lnw yrafei'day. crease of 12 per rent. lleVed of hla command and arni to rffort to '' $ 0 . 8 8 .8u|ireme Court decision overturn day. They contended it would set SoiiiP litM'nil nilMiU'ii hiiicii SpeaUln^ b^ffue a leachera' ing tile conviction of some C.slifor- a precedent for Jiving subsidy France In the middle Atlantic there la jircfllrt III#* " I mlfM hlna ' #‘|pmenta KM»u[) al the nnivar.îty of (*on- nla t'ommunist leadeps. help In other industries. Ua\jally well Informed imircea n»*ccn ntci'pliti^j the fact" on develop- Galey & Lord fabrics, patterns revert planning a r oup aâuiat ttie Fretu li K o iin t 'lo in |>i •Mini I m il m mrnlH inahle the .Soviet Union. special purdiase of 100% ing to solid.s. 6 to 12. government hut were healert to the tltonwiiis in MK»V \â,i .'1 0 p#‘ i *11 appear" many people in the wool flannel blazer b.v famous draw by the May l.'l pInUera whowe cent hlîi''r than lii ami aalfia U S A Hunply don’t want to know revolution brnugbl. (len, (liHr)ea de for I he fll'Ht llrne rXi crf(o#l Eton Britisher! Choose navy what 1" tSoviet • Un Gaullt to power, IMM) (HM) or charcoal, piped with white! Regardleaa of Uila the fact re ion. " hr "Hlfl "'Po me. thta ajtitiidt Sizes 7 to 14. malna that the Frem h career of TUA\ KIJNn. 'I'licy Raid l*Mucatl#»n laawreifte (P Oerthlrk, U a ayjubnl of doom, a warning for titry could »l or nwolc a fuHw rational faclllllea during a recent who f(Might the Indochina War are Thr anirnain brlon^cd to i( fam rt?r>00-mlle lour of the Soviet Ifn- partlriilnrlv ionar1hlrk’a office. with BLAZERS OUTFITS! $1 .88 "baggy shag" “relaxed look” n ■ k Boys' PULLOVER usually $12.99

Smart suhteens love the cas Polo in lOO/o wool! ual blazer ’ foC' all-occasion DRESSES wear . . . and nowjheir favor ite jacket in navy hr charcoal $ ^ . 9 9 lOO'’^- woo! i.s at a new saving SHIRTS b y by Youngland! of ?2. In size.s 10 to 14, ..by Alberic EUm Britisher! Wash 'n Wear $1.78 The Shetland-t .vpc .swoatt'i' with the fiizz.Vv. biilk.v fini.sli! l,i)iig-.s|i'(>\('il, u’ith. cix^w neck. In chamm!, Ijcigo, gi'a.t or blue. Sizc.s .‘14 to 40. bwa fashion-fabulous usually $2.99 scHoai E.V V A huge assortment of solids, fancies in drip-dry cotton! and stripes, in cotton knit sport shirts with a variety of ))utton-down and S i I fashion collars. 6 lo 12. HER MAJESTY of APPLESHEEN % FLANNEL PAJAMAS ¥ $ J . 8 8 the town's smartest Fabulous nylon-blend gabardine’ slacks, ^ processed „jyith General Electric’s “Apple- juniors favor the sheen” to make them absolutely wash and usually $3.00 wear.! Choose blue, charcoal or brown, in .sizes 6 to 12, "reloxed look" suit Maiirtaiioied pajamas in 0 washable flannel, flower print ed and with double crotch. in orlon 'n wool plaid Playtex Sizes 4 to 14. Discontinued J styles. coiton-prsHy v / by Arthur Jay!, Boys' Crest* of Quality ..J Wash 'n Wear Cotton hose with nylon-reinforced toes and heels, in a large dhoice of patterns and colors^ cello-packed! • 2 9 ” PRETEEN i Boys' Oh joy' Arthur Joy' Out newly-orrlved DRESSES byKayhee wonder suit in a rich checked ploid, with .

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MANCHESTERJSVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* W E D ^ lAY, AUGUST 20.-1958 PAGE SEVEN' P A G E S I X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2$, J 9 B 8 would have required ^the commis- jected by tb s council 'would -have- W B A yr-*l9 ^Centipedf L egislative Cotiiici sloh to go before ths legtslature'a •legalized one-gallon V tittles. be FALSE TEETtir Coventry . * Governor Says approprlatiqn' committee which Meanwhile, council- members Plans tjpset L a u d s S te p Dully Rudiu w n o — lo M Gauge would decide how much money it were told that the new state tax ttuEsns^SRpt m s r - f - i m W P O P u -1 4 1 0 should receive. study commission will hold a pub rASTBnTL Ki U B fftiT td powder M BMtaiii EtoyllgM' Tradjing Stam^Cdntrol Noiv be tprlnkled on uplfCTor tower ptasesk He’ll Pick Own Decided that no legislation is lic hearing Friday, at 9 a.ni! at the holdefeUe^ "" BmM tn place, . - DetroLk^’The Uichigan High- needed on the matter of extending State Capitol. Do not all< or rock, no aummy, Board Faces Crucial T o M o n ito r .V' The following program eohed-) ' WDRC—Moods for Rbiaaaea w)iLvjSûrtmeni Is uaing a "cah- Up for public reaction will be sooey. taste or feeltscUna;, FAS- W PO P-Top 40 Time \ Hartiford, Aug. 2b (P)—The Stats# walk Republican, Svho said that- daylight saving time on a year- ulea . are auppued by ttaie raOio e trticlc," a 22-wheel recording only 79 per cent of trading stamps round basis. The council sa'id •the' •pressed tax reforms affecting t e k t h Tax Talk Time manacementB and ara aubjeet to Legislative council decided y^sw - not »pdr. 'CheclU **piGt« CLEIlNrWAX* POLISH WHAY—NIto Watch \ vehicle, to meaaure the year-round Issued purchasers'* ars ever re governor now has the power, by mutual savings banks. Increasing turo^reath). Get FAQTnsTH kti. aoy Classroom Problem By JANBB BAOON ebange,^wlttaoDt hottpa. - w no—TUnc for Muele ' day not to recommend S)R/^ property tax exemption fdr the coLinter, ' ' A to m T e s ts WDRC—Momo tor Romance ' deemed. He maintained., that su(Ui proclamation, to extend daylight (Contlniied from Page One) Hollywood, Aug. 20 (JP) — Two traffic-carrying ability of ,ê laws to regulate tradiit^ a t a m p blind and providing sales -tax ^'ÊOnfi-HaaclitstM' HsraU Nows WPOP—Modem Sounde stamp values should escheat to saving time if needed to keep Con promising young Hollywood play (OontiDiied from F ags One) . YOUR KITCHEN FLOOR state's highways. It will be nm necticut In step with neighboring' exemption for printing matter ■nie Coventry Board of Educa-«, Aug. 28 at.th e Town nmee I?ulld- laauFi a t tlm ci and placea to ba ers, pressured by unromantIc '*$^Y-M Ue Watch operations. the etat% after a period of time. ANY MB-MTBPACnON W AIANTB *’w m P-H uslo tor lb* P in t SliUt ' w n o —PN RatUo r over 9,300 miles of Michigan high nta Council^research arm of Trading stamp outfits vigorously states. be distributed outside Conneetktht. tJon wUl face one of the mont cru Ing. chosen by him. t^lkewlae, he Indl- agente, today called off their WDRO—Moode for The council voted $343 to-êim - The board will alao hear Super- bs needed t6 put into affect roc- c o M n m *'lteaY —Ctamtry Moala CoraTaa ways this year. the General Assembly—fhivs killed fought the measure. Decided to wait a iitudy by na cial momenta of Its hiatory -when dated he would not be atampeded wedding set for Saturday. ommen^tiona agreed to by the cauCH7-656UCH7-5629 WFCkP—Modern ~ burse members of legislîLive com It meeta tomorrow nlRht to lay the lendent of Schoola Worceater War- Into any departure from Wa overall Andra Martin, one of the most W(7CC—Rooord Rovu* U:to— \ Recording wheels In the .center, the proposal, for the preaent at Wrapping up‘most of its busi tional insurance Officials before HortS^ck RMiig aclenttats. -v WKNR-ClsTslaad v» Tanks lOv small wheels at the front and ness, the council took the follow deciding whether to legalize vari mittees for travel and other ex jfTouhdwork'for the town’a ertiira- ren’n report on opening of blda plan. beautiful young actresses to come i M i WTIL—MSS stiuw WHAY—Jasir’ltlley least,, for state control over such penses. . for linatructional and- operational ,8ome officiala said they under rnimmeatmm WORC—Tenn. Emls IV>rd rei^>«nd recording instruments sttUAp use and another feature ing action on recommendations. able annuity Insurance policies ______-V lAstruetioiif tlonal future. Smith, whose 26 yeara of legiala- along, since Liz Taylor, had plann stood the key point in the agree WPOP—Chi(»to vs Boston lewe and Weather aupp.ltca, aa well aa milk blda for live aervice makea-him the dean of ed a church wedding In her home - , - - 'rws' detecL. a road’s profile (pav.janaht Which would permit the state to Voted to remove rlhe bigamy which would pay off pn the basis Board Chairman Mra. Leon (' ment was a decision to recom- 4;Mt- penalty for a party who marries When yOu ate buying ’’laiige” tile kcliool'a hot lunch program for the General Aaaembly, haa con town, Rockford, 111. The groom w m i'-w o*a' UtJiff- Irregulililtles) abd roll (elevation' obtain unclaimed trading stamps of stock market and other- money For beginners —, children Heckler xvlll read two lettera from the three town achonia: Center mesid th at nearly 200 monitoring ___ Y—Ju s Alley dlfferencb. among wheels). , after the other spouse haa been value at time of redemotlon. slieimp, coun^-.on there being two the Windham Board of Kduration tended ,,lhat both candidalea are was lo be Ty Hardin, handsome stations be set up ariHmd the w n o —Sports Final which have never been used by dozen or more Ya the pound. adbUs. Supervised. riding Bobertaon and Coventry Grammar ahying away from telling the pub-, television cowpoke. *'w nip—Mualo..wlUi Joe Olmnd WDRO—MOodS ln> Romance Moving 4 Mo S milea an bnitr, the consumers. absent and unheard of for seven I Voted that further ta:. relief for meadOw. ti^la bordetlng Informing her that Windham will .Schobla. world. ’These would be on land, 4il»— >•'' WPOP—Modern Sotipdo yeitrs or longer. The council waa no longer accept tuition hich lie of the tough prohlem in alatel The plan was secret when a re and dn ships at sea. ’They would nr , OIÊN UNTIL WHAT—Coiinbr Musin Cnravur device detects road Irregularities as The group of 24 legislators held farmers should be left, pending Connecttihit River The annual achool lunch pro financca and the likcl.lhood of high porter confronted them about It. WCCO—Rs(»rd Roruo . tl:M — small aa l-S2fH^. cif an Inch and that similar trading stamp laws told this creates ’’a form of legal findings by^^lhe State '”ox Commis achool atudenta from Coventry af gram report, compiled by Mra. be equipped with electronic and WKNB—Clsvsland tb Tanks WHAY—Ja il AUey Ised bigamy.” " CALL ME $-2042 te r the in«0-61 achool year and er laxra in IB.'iO. Both denied It at first but later other methods of recording any WTIO—Roso Miner wno—Starlight Serenade records these oft,^ graphs showing are In the courts In several states sion next 'year. The council held WOMEN! Lawrence C Latimer, ^chairman, The lawmaker pointed to a Con- t^R O -C al Jtolby. WORC—Moode tor Romande soli, drainage, and construction. (utd pending Judicial findings‘the Upheld th e ' present system that recent drought loans lo farm that atartinff next 'month the tui will af.ao be read by Supt. Warren, admitted the rumor was true. blasts. j WPOP-Modem Sounde let US ClfAN e WAX CHAPMAN'S necllciit Public Expenditure (Tnun- "Yes,” said Andra, fighting WPOP—Chlesgo t r ’^Boston U i 4 l - / Running t)ie truck Over given seg Connecticut Legislature should put whereby the State Commission on ers were sufficient for the present, tion rate per pupil will he In- according to Mra. rteckler. cll foreca.sl lliat the atale could Questions remaining to be' 4:$e— POIISH your kikhen flOOR creaaed from t.lB.') to $470. hack a tear, ‘There was to be a soWd-tnclude such as these: WHAY—Plallof Party WHAY—Ja a i Alley / ments at different times of the off any action for a t least two. Alcoholism should coittimie to be ■Voted to make no further change RIDING STABLES The boaM Va'alao expected to well face a .I.OO million gap In the WC(7C—Repofd Rovue wno—Starlight Serenade years. financed through a percentage of In the laws which will permit one- any 4IZf any KIND 2437 MAIN STB EC r Coventry haa had a work ins pay final billa for the town a prea- marriage .Saturday, but when we ip Who would finance any glo-' WDR(}—Moode tor Romance year telU whether the Subgrade is next budget between tkx Income told our agents about It we were P-M- WICNB-dM^s a ^ Bportv WPOP—Modem Sounde . The proposal was sponsored by liipior fees collected. 'ITle alterpa- half gallon glass min,^''containers, SATISFACTION CUAKANT'Eci OLASTONBURT, CONN. •ijTeement with Windham for bal network of monitoring sta-1 5 WTIC5.« om MlUer stable and whether the fqute can enl n.acal year which enda thla and expertditurea. tfrriesa budget MONDAY^TUESDAY-FRIDAY ii-.ia- month. advised against it at this tinrie. tlons? . . WI3JtC-^l Kolby carry a full traffic load. State Rep. Louis J. Padula, Nor- ti've, favored, by Aume members. effective Sept. 1. Thre measure, re CAU CH 7-5629 many yeara wliich allowed the cilia to that amount could he made, 3P—Chk» ( 0 Ts Boston WINF-SIgn on J town to aehd Ita tuition hiph "They said it wouid not be gobd 2, Would the United Nations V ■ new laxea would have to be Im- EXTRA HOURS FOR YOUR CONVENIENOB achool puplla to Windham Hijjh Mnnclirwler Evening H erald po.aed for our careers right now. It made sponsor the network or would * WHAV—Platlor Party us BO confused I had to call home stations be operated by a picked AFTER WORK, or WHILE SHOPPINO. WCCC—Record Review School aince the town haa no hich Coventry correa|Mindeiit Mra. Tlie Manafielil ' legislator said - WKNB—P.M. Khool. Laat year. Coventry aent rmilliie I-'. Little, telephone Pil that Ihe stale is using up the $12 last nlglil and tell mother to post glpup of scientific experts drawn WTIC—Rose MUler grim 2-6231. pone the wedding for a, while. from. Individual nations? WDRO-K^ Kolby 104 puplla to WInilham and 02 to million surplus left over in 10S7 in INSURED SAVINGS WPOP—Chl(»Bo TO Boitoa Mancheater HlRh School. order lo avoid new taxes during "She fell lernblc snd so do Ty 3. How much freedom would In*. and I. We loVc each other very spectore have to make on the epot l:ie— It la expected that with Incom the preaent hlennliim. and that U I’EN ’THURSDAYS 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. WUAY—Platter Party new revenue will he needed to re much and we will get mairled inveetigations ? (Closed Wednesdays at Noon) WCeO-ReCotd Roview ing Grade B puplla I he nuuiher of Itolnrimis Ifrnr later when all this confusihn is While the ecientists met In WKNB—P.M. tuition atudenta Coventry will aend place tills In lO.'iO. Kiirtheriiiore, he WTIC—Kewo ssid, increased state operating over." Switzerland, the United Statei WDRO-Newe ^ to Windham will .lump to 2.14. an J’alk l)v S liu a rl At Ihe moment, Andra has the haa been conducting a sertee of WPOP—Chioalo TO Boiton Increaae of 40 atudenta Thla would coals and grants In towns for A -ft achools would csll for many more best break nf her career as co- nuclear tests in the Paciflcj-Brit f:0S— mean that f'oventry'a tuition coata star with .lame.M (Maverick) Gar ain is preparing for a new series 77 WINP—Nowo , for Ita Windham l-ilph School alu- V.StufIrnts Jtidiintry" wrr th#* mllliona. • ll5— stibjrrl. hy flfKlnry A. Meanwhile, figures from the ner In "Up Periscope." of. Its own, also in the Piuslfic. WINF—Sporto denta would he $110,080 thla year. Hardin, 28. Is now starring in Ruaela announced a halt in ita S A V IN G S WMAY—Piattv PaRk ■ The town will nlao aeiul 04 atu- ShuHTl of f’rafl Rn4 B.'.O Totaled to 'rhf» Rflvcni nf Uu’ npftfip hns technical agreement at Geneva i WPOP—CTIcago va Bolton gether, Coventry'a tuition for the ( rcMlrd H gif'Ht flrmHMd for qnwli- likely gii up $td million for the derided In sit out t contract bat ANDRA MARTIN 1010-1061 period. During the pres tle. represented tho United States, WHAY—Platter P arty achool year will be about $1(11.6.10 Meil .rnpiMorrmC The Britain, Fiance and Canada on ™ H C M S S T isy o 'te a a T r iN S s e ia t iMSTiruTirfM WCCO—Record Revue It la anticipated the hoard will Hill rafl nvhi.stry in romlufjtlhp Rn ent 2-vear period Ihe state paid "I can't see where bein’ married WKNB—P.M. out $80.2 million In such grants. ever hurt anybody," commented opposed marriage. Why everybody the western side and. Russia, Po w n o —Rose IMlIlar have to begin making plana for ad InlrMAlvr hohkIi fnr thn rm im of over here Is married, some more land, Czechoslovakia and Romania ^ R O —Cal Kolby ditional cinaarootuN for the high Mo* riof) nlnib'Ml.s who ran meet. Although candidates -are reluc Hardin. WPOP—United Auto Workere tant lo discuss Ihe possibility of, "This I. a crazy town. Now than once." on the Communist side. achool puplla. aa well ns local ele Ilir l-if(|uirriiioMt« iin f»Hnary *'vfHAY—Platter. Party mentary achool puplla. The hoanl to hi) tho hi^tilv sperinliznl poai* new taxe.a, some State (,'apltoi ob- down In Aiistln, Tex., where I WCCC—Record Revue haa prevloualy been aih'lacd that lioiiH in purr anil nppliofl rrMcan’Ii, ■servers fall to see a way whereby come from, folks are friendly W K N ^ P .M . iiml flfvrlopmrnl niuj jirofliirt Ion Itiv slate, plagued with ever In- about such Hungs." WTIO-Rt«e Miller unleaa additional elenientary hoiia- W DRO-Cal Kolby Ing waa provided. It will he necea- rnK 'hm in^ creasiog opgrallonal costs, can Their (arcer advisers argue WPOPÛnlted Auto Workere V aary to atari double aeaaiotia at the Hhuiul M.tn.iiiiMt ralive aHaiHtant cais|)e a lax increase next year that marriage right now might i;0O— beginning of the tP.'O-flO achool to Hie exciiilive engineer of the ( loMipItraling .the m atter further affect them with the teenage audi WHAY—Dateline Is the possllillity that the slate w e d e —Blvenlng Mueic year. lieBeaiili Divl.Mon of United Air- ence. And MI.SS Martin’s agents WKNB—P.M. The board will al.so hear Sii|ici in rritfl. la a griuliiate of Ma.aaachu- I 'liy e III tyi the present biennliini tolil her that marriage a t thla WTIC—Newe complete. lla propoaed tnidgel for .aelt.a Iindlliite of 'I'eilinotogy and ncxi ./ill" wpli s deficit of around time migiil Jeopardize an option SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY WDRO-Newe ]0.'5i-fiO whlcli will he hroiiglii hr- la working low.ird hla nia.slrr.a $10 oulliun, whirli v.'oiild have lo WPOP—Newe for a 2(ith Cenlury-Eox contract. « iS.4— fo r^ the Board of h'lnani <■ a I a degree in Kiiaineaa Adminialralton he made up from sooie revenue However, a Fox spokesman com WINF—Newe private budget hearing at II in at Marriiid sniirre mented: "'Phis studio haa never 4H1»— SEARS WINF—Musie for Evening * ’lv*ffAY -D ateline ROEBUCK AND CO WCCC—Evening Muato WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Btruriiy Bporta W D RC-êw e WPOP^-Lav•wrenca Welk 4:30— WHAY—Serenade LOW PRICE! WCCC-Evening Muile WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Cote Glee Club WDRC—Guy Lombardo NEW 1959 *7/1 t' WPOP—John Dalv l ; t S - WHAY—Serenade KENMORE f \ J X / 4 O WCCC—Evening Muilo WKNB—P.M. WTIC—H Star Extra WDR(>-Lowell Thomu WPOP-Top 40 Time $!0(t- WHAY—Serenade WCCC—Evening MualO SEWING MACHINE WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Dick Burtet WDRO—Amos and Andy WPOP—Fulton Lewla T:15— T ■T~ - « k -4IS-,«» WHAY—Seranada > WCCC—Evening Music WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Dick B urtfl baek-to- WDR'l—Amoe and Andy WPOP—Ed. P. Morgan Shirts for achnul, play or cfc m t 1:30— WHAY—Serenade dress wear; hiitton-dnwn Imbreidar yewr own oyn' nrhool »:ia— ' Wind-resWiant. water-repellsnt sturdy WHAY—Nlta Watch Ailwools,rayon-<»lons, felts, cotton l ^ a 3 * ^ cotton In new FsU shadeK-5o mudt lor sa Inns. H r’vr a WTIC—Night Lina Asnnels, chiton quihst Slim straight lines, WDRO—World Tonight little cost) ft-lA plvlf ivlvvlion o/ hi» . WPOP-Top 40 ’Tunei ■''^clrclei, pleels. Sizes 3-14. Seesotlenel Friw 9:8»- ni'i’th nil 3 Days Only WHAY—Nile Watch l»rlrt il tn WTIC—Analyeli at 80 G irls^^fôous now stylo âll blouses fllvtlHt SALE WDRC—Moods for Romanca Decrons*,TT■ ■. 'A/.WlaniA lle n s , ..nmhedcombed MTlIonScottons Sndinjl 0 1 WPOP-Top 40 ’Tunea $.5.00 Dj)wn, 9 :4 » - broadclothsi Boy styles, sailor middies, X and X WHAY—Nile Watch TorrlSs Frite fS.OO Month w n c —Family Living 1888 embroidered and miby trims. 3-1A BOYS’ washable $ ^ f % . 0 0 WDRC—Moods for Romanca WPOP-Top 40 Tunea »• e»‘r«Tw> se*. On Seam Ea*y 18:88— ^ ^ Payment Plan WHAY—Nlta Which WTIC—Look at U S. Schoola Boys* flannel, gabanHno, cordbroy slacko COnON TWILL WDRC—Moods for Romanca WPOP-Top 40 Time , Washab)erayoas in solids, stripes, fa n ^ 9 O O S«w aN Hi* litejraq sHfehtt you wont. . 14:187- '' Hollywood mpdetsllvy styles with back , Sâw ^ WHAY—Nlta watch _ , “IVY" SLACKS it’s so sim|Ho wiHi lusHbigorHp ocHon* w n c —Look at U.8. Schoola 8lrap8'OtbeekBappockeli.4^18. YeiTM U bers Free alterations. ' ^ ; 1 '', Made to take plenty of Television ProarBinB On P«*e Two Boys* washablo Fall shirt ’n* slack fbts rough-and-tough wear) 8 9 W . cl Popular Iv y " styles with - Shirts in new Fall patterns... coordinated ^bC b back straps, bartacked The 'greatest buys in girls’ with vwihabW slacks of solid rayon Bannel raJkotoM Booked for a busy year or gabardine.. Matching lielts. 3-8. _ i l f values at points of strain. Tom Choice aSNERAI. Washable, sanforized. suits so good-looking, WASHABLE FALL DRESSES Boys* wasbsble 100%wylon zip snowsuKs 6-16, they're fine for "occa TV SERVICE Sturdy, water-repclleiit 2-p1y nylon with ^0 C bC b Days worm quilted nylon bnlng, matching hat, Wr sions," yet so.^durablo lO m M O R E Mights Rverymwstylel Straight lines, tailon, torsos, StM^SS. Red, navy, charcoal. Sizes 2-4. Sebvieus prica and practically priced, TEL. m s-8in fun Sidits, classics and morel Wovea 4 4 Long WASH 'N' WEAR combed cotton plaids, prinb, solids) Little or Boys* f^lH-Hnsd n|slton sliburbsn costs they'll take a boy to TWIN BRUSH FLOOR POLISHER DO-irpD cottons) A)) gqannteed washable) 2 . 9 i - 3 . 9 f 100$ reproosised wad Mellons with warm O O O sleeve SPORT SHIRTS school in style . . . OB Fabulous dresses that w0k|wiee our low price) V a fu a s quilted 8-ox. linings. Some leather trims. ^ ^ "Ivy” button-down or jackets, topcoats and TV S«» NMd Sfrvie«7 Stoi7-14 ■ Stripes, fancietl Bhifs. graya 4-11 Wonder Frieed VACUUM CLEANER convertible collant suburban coats . . . Si PhOM Stripes, ’tartan checks, 4 9 many treated to resist BARLOW'S TV plaids, paisleys, 2.50 IMPOHTED woven moisture and with Backload—ia l-«09S Wonder priced! Girls^ washable ROBERT HALL IS HEADQUARTERS Values 1089 Tolland Tamplko, ginghams,and cotton stand all w eather, Three-button plaid Jacket, In essy-care blend; from a blg- FOR HUSKV BOVS! ' •flannels! 6-18. selectlon priced St . . . J,2,98 QUILT-UNED HOOD Cotton sheeg zip {adeets with Slorr Opi'ii Tur.s,, Wed., I'ri.. S b I. -s , All-weather coat, warntly • 10-oz. quilted acetate-nylon it ,\.M. to I'.M.—TInits. it to <) | '. m [ ' lined; big pix'kets; sm artly THE OFFICE OF detailed with stitcldlig. 14.98 liningll AtUched hoods with I'lti.Hvd .Miindai.s Dming ,\ ukusI ^ ' DR. RAYMOND R. drkwftrinigs and white orion Bulls st.vird for school and MOZZER pile trimst Completely special occasions, too; low, hand-washable) Come in red or low prices start ae . , .19l94 DyD.S, ' I torquoiis. SiM 8-lA 98S MAIN ST. $«Vaf»e9 AMERICA S L C£HOUSEsSON Dlckla Dungaraoa', 10-M. SIANOHBSTSR SHOPPING PARKADO weight. Bliea 9 to'' 1 9 ... I.N >. P B O N K M lS -iS S l WILL BE CLOSÎD WE GIVE TAtPf GREEK STAMPS StoiRB HOURS; i FROM V ' I n Mea., T m b .. B et—19 AJM. to S P J t. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF 8’TORE [ ^ ed n Thfwa., P il—10 A.M. t o t PJIB. AUG. 18 TO SEPT. 1 RLIN TURNPIKE (RpUTES 5 gild, i , A T ROUTE 72 OVERPASS '1. • ♦ • ■■ ■r. .,1 •>' ,V.” L II MANCHESTER EVENING HERa Ld . MANCHEStER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ?0, 1968 MANCHSSTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCUESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1968 PAGE NINF.

term*, buVdIreclly. It ti » difficult •Hal First Art Museum may he removed. There will bp a Church. Mrs.^ Wesley Lewis, presl-% p er cent ot those waltiiH' Are un (U!rtKnmentrH;ul one h* owes it to No Career Woman, record hep from 8 p.m. until mid-. dent, will be In charge. 949 in Stfite Wait der is years of age. the nation. an'JK.to hla own conacl- night with talent aete during in- ■\. She predicted that the. coming xÔpens in Sweden MoiKlMeter | lv ^ «lB g Heihid ^ INVESTMENT PROBLEMS ence, to carry oiiX^Conceivably, hie termlsMon. Refreshments will be For Mehti^ Care year would present the same prob- PUBUtiHK0 BY THiti available-fm- lunch and supper. Oovenbry outdepoadeM. Mfa. F. lems. ~ Onr utfloe Is open TborsBoy evening* ifom 1 to 9 .Metooli fpr beat effort, in the pNssent attuatlon One Man’s Unusual Stockholm — Stockholm haa CffuhiiSylJlQmo^w to Decide' HKRALD PRINTINQ CO. 1^C. Says Top Secretary On Saturday the public program Pauline Little, Mephonh Pilgrim Hartford, Aug. 20 (P) — Shi has hopes that' the ’Legl«la- your convenienoe. If yoii pidar. w» wUl hav* on* of 0ar _—When three Unit It isn’t being met." Published livery tivenini lixeepi New York lyp)—Peace has many C oim uU t^.; I ta il ' daoided goat classes sni| at 10:30 a.m. horse show and clothing revue at need ju st Ish'Y being met,” she BundAVa^ ___ and lloliatya _ 1 Entered at the tion blanks. technique permits visitors to'-aee body at heart. It a good thing or n o tf'■ ed Stetes destroyers returned to Harriet I'. Deardon.'.sbper; would establiali that thi" laaue la Idlers, and esch man has to fight Judging In all other classes, ex 2 p.m. Ebchlbits may be removed added. S h EARSON, H a M ^ IL L S C o r poir^blflce at Manchester Conn as His crusade isn't merely a mat all the paintings, even those not Brown-eye^ Genevieve Bell, of "The coffee breal0s a jiroblem," against endorMiil’ ariy-b'- the -four Pearl. H-arhor after ftv* months a t visor ^ ,th e Mansfleld-Southbury Second Clay Mall Matter______aomethitiK more than a conteal be Mrs. Bell replied. top-level sec cepting sheep and horqes, wUl take at 4 p.m. sea,' the wife of one of the crew Mrs. Deardon said a complete J t in his own way> ter of words w'ith Captain Dent- "on vieW ’ Portland, Ore., recently named peradti* SMitiiiff ,tha party'a,' two place. Co-op to-Meet Social Servê Department report lifetime program'for the mentally Mwibfi Nm > Yaik Stadr bdm g* tween % National Guard and fed In the storeroom, which t« also retary will not Uke advantag^'bf men was waiting on the dock car- . SUBSCniPTlON ^TliS ''it’jl not enough to place a Some time ag/r his company-^cave secretary of the year, says firmly : nomin4tlone . j^,.tâ QentM Aa- The North Qoventry Cooperative ed to Gov. RlMcoS yesterday that retarded is needed. 913 Main StrMt, Mnnch**tor • MHcholl 3-1571 Payable In Advance eral troopa. and which would rally open to the public, paintings are It. It’s a good chance for relaxation At noon the building will be open ryitig her infant baby an^n.diaper- Ilf* 6M wrealh''*;m a soldier’s grave once a him a 15.500 bonus for successfully to the public 'W* .1 games siid Nurseiy and Klnderghrten parent- although the nftlb is caring for ne Year hung on a bank of sliding panels ."I am not a career woman!" but It must ndt be overdone." setnbljî^; ■ _ ^ V - .. ■ draped.flag with a' aign attached lx Months ... 7 71 the i-liampiona of what America belly-landing a crippled plane with- amusement^ to start at 2 pjn. and members will meet at 8 p.m. to more than 3,200 bqcb persons, as For smooth mashed potatoes, 3 ;V.. On© Month ... soberly. have to do more.'’ Irnniodiatply dfinated the bonus to The Modem Museum, a branch a home for husband. Keith, a for the D en i^ 'a tic ‘Voters, in eaucua WeeXlv ...... ■3U become to that battle of the mind "Oh, yes. I look forward to work At 4 p.m. cattle, goata and swine at the Second Congregational added." sons on waiting listaxîxty-two ter melted right In it. Advertise in Tfie Herald— 11 Pays Single Copy .. 08 The idea that, he himself should the US. Commltlc for the United of the National Mdseum, also estry Instructor at Portland State tomorrow Vilght cHooae die two and heart which muat be foup;hl do more came tm-ênl. a tl-ycar- nousea a restaurant and may add College, She adds that there la no every day. A top-level secretary Nations, wdiich promotes Interest doesn't'like to be Idle, but wants nominees from Ah*ih' Goodin, MhiMBIiR OF ami won, and In which the ilac of old United Alrllin i^ pilot, nearly a sculpture garden. reason why marriage and a career THE A:3SOClATED PKlvtih In tlie world organization. lots of work.” Stephen -Loysim, Charles N. Har force la not an ' aaaerlion of two years ago on ^ni«hl niphl cannot be combined. If the woman The Assormtert Pres* ts exclusively "If the United Nations is going is Careful nbt to alight either role. Mrs. Bell Is a member of the low Jr. and Thomas G.' Wellea. entitled to the use of renuhheatjon of strrnRtli, hut ronfeaalon of wealt,- from Denver to New'‘\York The to work." he said. "It has to be all news dispatches credited to it or Mungarlan Revolution w)kj^ then at Early Treatment 'Likes Job Evangelical United Brethern The caucus^ will be held at Coven not otherwise credited tn this oaper ne .SB. known and supported by inrl vid- , Mrs. Bell has been a secretary, Church. Her employer Is Dr. Ver- Need Termite try G rarim af Sctibol' a t 8 p.im ; and also Ih© local news publlslied here Us peak uals. W> will be doing some \ ig nep-D. Llndgren, a plastic surgeon The two nominees, iôever All rlRhts of republlcatton o1 special He and his fellow crew ing w'orthwhile for peace if we make Of Allergy Helps for 28 of her 44 years, apd cop/ dispatches heretn ar© also reserved alders her job a heaven-appointdd In Portland. they may be, -vlll faice Royden F. of._whoi7i had li«d some experl the U.N symbol as familiar around N When I’niiticiann Default in the Se< ond World War. fell ta.sk. Says she: Smith Sr., GOP Incumbent repre F\ill servlr© client of N E A Serv the worid a.s the (’m-s-Cola sign," Indianapolis — Early diagnosis “A secretary should glvs^ her Service? sentative and proAtably Mrs. Alma Ic^ Inr ^ discussing the world's plight, No Favor* Accepted iSibliahers nepresentalives I he K\en as (.'ongress. hobbled by s •’U WHS a clear night." recalled and treatment- of an allergy can best always, with eternaV values L. Heckler In the November elec Jiillna Mathews Special Aaenrv - New play a big role both In providing tions. lark of cotirnge or a desire for par- Dent, "and the American cities we | constantly In view. If she put# Minneapolis (JP) — Pleased at York t'hlCHKO Detroit snd Bosf'^n flew over seemed terribly vulnei’* , greater relief and in forestalling Christianity first In hdr life, all ' The norpination of Smith was MEMBER AUDIT BURF;aU OF 'tisRii ad\anlnge, or ht)lh, failed to riioii(j:hl fur Tixlay j complications, according to a new- his treatment on a minor traffic Need an CmriTI.ATfO.NR ______able to an ainiian. T relationships with co-workers assured at the Aepublican caucu WATKINS ything for your charg#, motorist O. Elmer Dleson pass any kind of labor control bill, Sponsored by the Mancheater j Btu0y. Aug. 10. Mra. Heckler beat out In- ■W'hose fault was U the world and employer will ^ right. Instead told Traffic Judge Tom Bergin: The Herald Prlniinf Company. liM., the leadership of organized labor was In sUch turmoil so long after CoHncll of Churchn I In , research Involving 972 al of being bitter or/jealous', she will (fumbent Otto C. Miller by one assumes no financial restKtnslhlHtv for lergy sufferers, patients under 20 see the best In dther people.” “I'd like to give you a nice dish Exterminator? vote, 71 to TO, but SMlIer/saya he typf‘BraphlraI errors appearlna In ad lids week prcssofl on with Its de- the war** Who was to-blam e’’ of strawberries, from my gsrden, vertisements and other readina mattar "At first we blamed II on our were found to have much better Mrs. Bell her championship Wilt ask a prliiliary. to get the en SEMI-ANNUAL lermlnstlon to i lean Its own hbusp. How iJb You I’ra.v? or some sweet com when It's In The Manchester Evenlns Herald leaders; then decided that we prospects of getting "markod*re- title at the-convention of the Na.- dorsement ..after Ae. claimed that The Hcv. Neiwn W. iJalcnherg ripe." . The Kenncdy-Ives bill, which couldn’t, rcasomibly blame it on llef" from various types of al- tional SepCeta_rles Assn. here. Con If' one of. three dliqualifled votu FURNITURE Display advertising clnslnn hours: grew nut of the disclosures of the leadership. For. after all, leader rcceiilly coimnenteli, "Nina out of -lergy, except hay fever, than did test judges put oral questions to "Heavens no,” declined his hon- Find it Felt in the had been valid In the csucus hie For Monday—1 p m FYldav Older people. 6r, "the grand jury might get af For Tuesdav —1 pm Monday Sensle Rackets (’ommillee ami ship hadn't had the active support ten nf our roiigreffalions rush the eW< finalists. Who gave their would have . at least -tied Mra. For tVednesdav—1 P fn Tuesday of the people people like us. sit However, adults with hay fever anevfrera onstage, befqre a crowd ter me.” 9 Heckler.. ■ at through the Ixnd g Prayer, shicd- For Thursday-1 pm Wednetdaf which breezed through the .Senate have far better prospects of get YELLOW For Friday—1 n rn Thursday ting In tlie cockpit of the plane (llng It Into patter, losing Us of hundreds. Asked to tell the dif The ballots, one blank, one for For Saturday—1 n m Friday two months ago, was killed In the. and ready to blame everyV)dy hut ting relief than people with other ference between a secretary and a BODir RECOVERED Smith only -.'and the tolrd for Mil riaeslfled deadline 10 3f) a m -ach gloiioiia power as If they had to Mouse Monday when It Was ourselves. allergic complaints. professional secretary, Mrs, Bell Galway, Ireland, Aug. 20 (Sh— ler only, were disquaUfied by GOP day of nuhllcatton except Baturdav- gel 1(1 the end of 11 ami get there A body tentatively Identified as PAGES ■X 9 a m brought up under suspension of "We had done nothing personally said: Town Committee Chairman John quick. Kven at the church I serve "A secretary chews gum. A pro that of Mrs. "Johanna Hammerlv SALE tn save the peace. Cohnecticut's semi-annual Wednearlay. Aiipiat 20 rules, and Is deatl now for at least We have to restrain the speedsters Paint Factory Oosetl F . ChappeUe Lfte. he filled that Dent didn't let Ihe thought die fessional secretary does not." 243 Elm St., New Britain, Conn., all ballots should contain two this session of ('origeeas. m Order to hold the beauty and ef- was ricovered yesterday from the there. Me wanted lf> do something 'Portsmouth, Va. iff) —The Navy Quickly 'turning serious, she names. ‘ , Meanwhile, tlie Kxetutive ( ’otin- for world peace. But what ? He ffcctlvencas of the prayer. The con- added that a sdtretary may be an- crash of the Dutch KLM airliner gregntlons 1 have known could cut yahd paint factory here, long a tar At last night’s Democratic Town I.ittle Rock Asiain f 11 of the Amerhan Ferlerallon of talker! to other airline perHonhrl. get hi private Industry, has closed "ofllce housekeeper" while a pro Hugo de Groot which went into visited nine foreign countries orr In half the tempo with which they fessional secretary has a mana the Atlantic off Ireland last Thurs Committee meeting It was alao de T)ic exploRivf problem of the Lit I>abor and (‘ongress of Industrial pray the Ixird’a I'rayer and vast its doors Hereafter Navy paint will Read Herald Advn. cided to accept: nominations for Style/ Quality and his vacation and talked over the be bought from private firms. gerial voice and is the bridge be- day with 99 persons perishing. tle RorU Crntrnl Hlfjh School Inte- Organizations was meeting si problem with their veterans.' ly augment Its meaning for them •Judge of Probate from the floor R^ration rn.se la hark In the hands Unity Mouse, the international After conversations with 2.500 selves." during, tomorrow night's caucus, Jesus warned: "But when ye of the Exrriitive Department of the I-Adles Ciarinenl W'orlters’ Union individuals he reached these con , when it was found that no one an Retleg, $34.50 De Luxe pray, do not use vain repetitions, nounced Intention of running. ‘Blue event TTnlted Ktatea Oovrrttment. It was vacation resort In Pennsylvania, clusions: high-back Boston *:We seem to be pursuing peace as the heathen do; for they think > \Vhoever is nominated will face iqn-baclc Best they will be heard for their much plnred there Monday by the Klffhth preparing tn continue Its Isolation along two roads; Incumbent Judge of Probate In the rocker goes w^h pine n m i l t Court of Appenla who h. In of .lames Mnffn s Teamsters. "One the low road, Is by build speaking.',’ (Matthew 6:7) 1-town Coventry Probate District, Tliough we Use familiar phraSes, or maple. In black dec a d-1 derision, ruled that “the lime The discredited rnternatlonHl ing up our-strength by Increasing Elmore A. Turkington, who is also m ay our p raye rs be Ihe Sincere town clerk. has not yet rome In these United Brotheihof»d of I ’eamsters has sl- our armamenl.s Everyone con- r.xpressloii of onr own hearts. orated $33.50. • / (rlhule'.s to this by [raying taxes. Stales when an order of a Federal ready been klckerl nut of llie The only endorsements made by "Tw**. tfie high road, is by inlei'- the committee last night were five Court must be whittled away, wa merged labor federation, and now nnlloiinl negt*lniiion ami (uent)ng of the six incumbent justices of tered down or ■hameftilly UMth- the Ak’L-(’K) leaders are deter better underMlamling >*et weeji \- NOW S H t I « N Y I O N the peace. They are Kenneth M. Old Maple dravAm In the face of violent arts mined to ha\e all affiliates sever peotile But most prr*ple will admit Spencer, Mrs. Bessie I. Strack. Mint Indlvidiiallv they have done the program of Individual rttlzens.’* working alliances with the Team S c r n lt haslic Stacking Mrs. Mathilde J. Nyack, Raymond noMilng on Miis high road to . MaMMSSS 9> fM S*«MU t*w»aw« H. Bradley Sr. and Christian, Wei- finished Fotplirit In the bluntly worded sters, pence " FicM quiNiy MXinltM. Ug flit* gold. Joseph Coti'ghlin,,wfca en- majority opinion was the ronleti- Mow couhl they do more on the. "Here's my clioice In addition, the AFIy-(?IO execu taring nrlon tliftic nockiogt dorsed for the party’s "alxth jus ‘tlon that affirmation of a lower tive coum ll Is e>H club membra “an Impossible aituatlon “ “Fvery r|uestlons of two Senate Inve.sti- turns fiom the sf .’12 fire son. James Kalber andLÔrman fails to make a hit- And for this sale Integration ruling In l7ie South. Trnnisleis. il will he asking nirni- nallon.s at a meeting in Rogfda. 'Orehotsky. ERaa F. la a The foam luxury of large overstuffed pieces has 'nms, tinless (he Little flork t*ers tf> < hof>se helueen Ihe meiged ( ’n|(*mhiii. 'I'went y-t hr re independ local adult advisor of the,Awocla- Watkins make* ft possible tor homes to been retained. The sofa is an 80" jumbo size. Is tlon. 7 9 . 9 5 Srhool Roard sun-essful in legal I feitrral Ion ami the largest, sijigle ent MS alllines \oted last \ôek have the Very same beddin’g we furnish maneuvers to reinstate the louei to can y the emt)hun on Ihclr The Vernon School buildiitf will Covered to your order! j moMt pn\^'et ful union m the labor be open from 8 p.m. id 9!3fi p.m. to local hotels and motels. How can I courl's ruling, at least until an ap friaries, ami Dent tiofrrs the s< liedul- j niovemrnt. ed airlines will f|Utckly follow .suit tomorrow when exhibits may be peal <’sn be taken to the Siipieme And In lauin lung |! s own in \ est I • and sleanislUf) cartment kpyslf‘ne of the rrnportnnl hulM- Cedar Chest disguised in a Colonial 38 Will be fared with an even more Ing trades gr'oup maple design! The drawers and diffi.Ciill prnlilnn Uiari last year, FOR Labor a liouser leaning chores rnav when tlie riots that alinmed the na should know about before louvered doors are Here's firm bedding that he nmtivnled in prut h\ a desire to Mon tirnUe out over the soungsleis SAFETY'S SAKE simulated as the top head off really repressive labor gives you hotel corrtfort for entry Into the srlu*ol ciov Orval Need a And Lon9 «r H r* Wear Hfts and has a salt- tegislal Ion Hilt there .seenia to hr years! 300-coil Innerspring Fnuhus. who t| on the high srbnnl Find it Fait in the Work dona by experts on all sparkling brass t'V.white students prote.stlng the ' ’Hin© nrpiiia In tir rnnxulprRblr Because we purchase in large quantities for our many eonventional makes of enra. Hotel Deluxe piesenre of the Negn*es ; nivatfi'N' And rmiAldfrAhlp Irifltiui Slnncheeler'a Oldest YELLOW 1 4 . 9 8 Nevertheless, the' rrsponsilulit \ '\n iMi Ihr futni© tirnlth of Anifri with-I'lnest l''nidlltles stores plus direct imports from the diamond markets of MORIARTY t>IT-Streel Parking > rtrutally diffu ult as it mav he ! I unf4 in the hAndlliiK «*f Mia I rAri;o r.slnhllaheil 1814 the world we arc aWc to sell you diamonds of superior Rag. $17,50 t w J n g ts Itjcrr. and must he-dis< barged , nf .Iji['{\npf*-P Ira ulilili AMUnl In PAGES B R O tH E R S bridge (shewn) 6r jun The .lustiie I‘rpn i I ii icnl, whuli'! N'rv\ Y HI It on .Inly .11 quality at the lowest possible prices. SOl-SIS Center Street 4 8 tuid t'oen rxpeidmg jU-'-t sm h an , Tlir Ira was Iniiinl t(* l*r Aonir- Telephone MI S-B188 ior tola lamps coma whnt I inliMHi 11 \r ami tn mnlnin; W c tall these diamonds the Michaels Treasure Chest opinion fp'm the rinuit (<*url ir in rad,..green, black or For. extra-firm badding choosa this long- jmjtedly has been studying vâys of I AO tor t I ntr;, nf thr ill ra-l St 1 otU lUni ^ Diamonds. This name, indicates value that is unrSatched white, highlighted j 00 thr* wntal kind of fallmit peril You are as'Surcif of the ulti- lasting hotal quality. Tht double offset unit enfohjng It As vet, lu* det i.slon on with brass! 3-light hf'A- to proi eoil tia.s hern reai lied I Oui I'rdoral !■ nml Aini Uni^; Ad male in quality anct'f-lalue anywhere for the price. consists of 308 coils; all fait .> is quilted; switches. Hut the use of' Federal lro(*p*i ' huniHt I at mn ttfin ialls lonlt ih a i|:r when you puriti.isc a Mithacls "Seat Edgas" won't braak down. Box j Trea,ture Chest Diamond. wtin h solidified the peojde . of the f)f tlir and mi© Uoiild nnt springs are postuHzed. 8-oz. ticking. Full I ui'Aliv n.'HXimir that uouM k o a ia ii- South in opposUlon to inie.grat i<*n er twin siâs $48 each piece. as nothing else could, baa.reported l l c r aat iulHi-Ii*! \ liAndltn^; of \h c Rtig. $12^85 Sewing ly been ruled out iiiAMri Rut will Ir of fir in 1.^ •tiiy' that bucket made from thr Ritiinlion i.Atfc.\. Rod very large diamond iip within the next two weeks tlirr© Alimild b© no Knr.'iAuoik, in 1 0 . 7 5 ’ * th© liandlin>; tif xurh r niAtter W hat la called for is moral pei • ON THESE POrUlAR PRICED SINGER* PORTAIIES suasion by the t'resldenl of the If Mir .iRpnnr.s© ship or Ira whb li llnlted StnlfM. 'Hie lime Is .shoi i \n nulioHitivp. I'll© IhinK In tlo \n lo As HONEST SAVING—Ael • itAuctlqs fioni t Ikllllovi lit! 14K Gold Setting The circuit ('ourl s decision has de •diip U bark to Mirm ininiediAlrly i. $2M Plolinum Setting . niecl rresldpnt thsenhnwer the ’J'-. - -\a lor Ml© .lapanrar, on© \mmi1i1 $5.00 Weekly year reprieve given tiiin ),v l>t.^lrl. t j '''"'I' 'I'"' H'i-.n woul,tl ln),e .Hpecinl | $975 Mal<® up your own Old Jpswich dining room •lilitge Harry .). I.emlev, lint he-n,; ''''> ■‘‘'"I’ auyniiiig la.lio-j 14K Gold Setting $20.00 Weekly hoiijKl liy his milli nf nfliie tn en- j In u.i. nf all penpli I'nii I $425 2.35 Pataf New you can own the sqme old- force the Law am) ly\ lira „i,,i at ' ' I"’.'' hin <' gnnr « a \ $8.00 Weekly - - N e ^ U '- y « . time Colonial charm-{qr_yd'ur din Save on every piece stature to do it in llii.s cs;-e tliiougti' **"' I'H' itn amt laluni e\ni,\ $1975 incpral persna.slon, ; pus iMe I'leianlion tn .see Hint no ing room . . the ^ same quality Milk Danlor? J. He lias hoeii rehn tan) tin nngh ' 'f’'' fallout i oniea neai n,' ' craftsmanship 'at the same six years In office lo |njt Ins pie:.- i ____ intUtdt TtC tra T sx budget prices . . as''our famous tige on the line in this nianiier f n ’cu B ill It w as Ihe nioratil.v "anti hon- NeiBd n Old Ipswich Solid Maple bed- Hi ami iimv S in g er Hound Bund niwîluminum FtATHER- e.'ilv that people aaw In him thal roonri! In fact, the full moulded Bobhin Budget Portable w ith WtIGHT* (dnly H Ibl.) hinditt helped win him the votea of nvorc ANSCO , a.rrvlng < nse, Bnrktacka, heivieJt titks with iH a' P o l Sh o p ? platform bases, raised thumbnail- Americana than any other rre.sl. AcwN over pins. • / \ mpuldad drawer fronts, thumb dent. He was, in addition, looked FILM nail top edges, hardware and maU on na the man who could remove YOUR CHOICE OF EITHER MACHINE OHLY $ 1 0 2 £ , M — 127420-62a ■ ''le w l *perMel Fia4 H Foil in lb* some of the bitterness from Ameri fqw. brown niifmag finish are iden-. 2 4 .9 5 can life gncl resolve the conflicts Roq. I for $1.50 NO NIOOiNtXTRAII ticail. Herb llâ pictured three that divided Americans. YELLGW piacds from tKli"Yi,7-piaca Open i Here, Ujen. Is the job he was SINGER SEWING CENTER X ri>r c it.IMM !• wnaeff atKOKA INO MAmiMV COMPahYa' . 958 Mnin St.. Manchcattr Stock collection. . i elected to do. He should appeal to 3 9 7 Alao Hartford PAGRS 982 8w' *' ■1.' p i' loi' t./i- - c " tn..; . 4 - - ! \ * ► • >< ,.- i ^

< \ '.. 'X': - J _ I ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST *0, 19M PAGE ELEVEN MANCHMTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 19S8 - ' ■ -• - ...... ■ ■ -...... ‘ .A - . ^ ------...... , RA^K TEH tape recorder, from thd^^Rret Oon- widow of Frank ' J. Harts, died fUdnTlIle was questioned at Col- cheftef by 8gt. Joseph Sartor and gregationpl Church In Columbia A E N iSA L STARTS TOMORROW ! OPEN WED. THURS,.t FRI. 9 to 9 - Once-A-Year Spectgûlar Sovingg of 37.91 to 65.90 Parolee Admits MondayÎn Hartford Hospital. and also money and wine fjom St. She Was bom in East Hertford Norwich admitted to breaks at tha South Methodist and Center Congrega Colomba's RoWan CaUioHc Oiuixn TV SERVICE B(ârd Votes to Create Jan. 7, 1S67, and had been a life Breaks Here tional churchee hare. in that town. Ralnville also ad long resident of that town. She Admits Thefts mitted breaks at Congregational ■ivas a member of the Daughtera-of A aum of about $180 was' takart A Hartford man, who gave him churchea in Hebron and, Gilead. the Grand Army of the Republic. from the South Methodiat church Unit self away by hla method 6f opera Furniture and houeehold Items TVl. Ml >MM . Women's Reilef Corps of East on Baeter. Sunday, April 6, gnd a tion In two weekend houaebreaks, At Churches were taken from, those churchee, Hartford . and of thp Burnside leseer turn taken from Center Con- admitted to local police he broke Lt, Lawrence aald. X An ordInanM allowing cr«atlon^r«commendatlon" on thorough Methodist Church. .-gregational June . IS. Ralnville A Warrant waa filed with Col Into homes on Helaine and Green A Norwich. Church' - sexton and forced his way into both churchea Rds. Friday and Saturday nights. She leaves two sons, Raymond chester State police by Manches « . ,rt,v„op».n. «,ncy <»! Jacobs proposed a "compromise' organist, arfeated -today by Col with the sjd of a ecrewdriver. Police Chief Herman O. Schendel F. HarU of East Hartford, and ter for Rainvllle's arreft on the Manchester was adopted by of tabling the ordinance until the George E. Hsrtz of Glen Ridge, chester State Police on a break Chief Schendel said. breaking and entering charges Hi(ih Ftdelify next Board meeting to give every said today, Board of Directors last night af- Fred Saxton. 22, was pirested N.J.; five grandchildren, one, Mrs. ing and entering charge In L,eban- 'Lt. John Lawrence of the 6ol- here. one a chance to look Into the leg ter fiery comments by Director last night by Fast Hartford Po ‘ Norman Petersen of tvipping; and on, admitted to breaks In Man Chester barracks said Ralnville was Records Eugene’Killy agsinsit "promlse\^- islation. But he. like Turklnglon, lice and charged with breaking 1< great-grandchildren and many chester, Hebron and Columbia and picked up after the theft of church p o s T o m c e b o m b b d ous potshots " at the plan. said he was In full favor of a friends In Manchester. 17 other towns,. Manchester Po money and four solid silver can- Bslnit, Aug. g (g») — A ter redevelopment plan and creation and entering In that town. He lôwe^ Prices Kelly's comments appeared to faces similar charges here pend Fiiheral services will be held to lice reported today. diesticks,at Lebanon. Lt. t-awrehc^ rorist iriantsd a bomb todoy 1> of the agency, and would have no LARGE SELECTlpN.. rescue the ordinance from post ing results of Fast Hartford juris morrow at 2;.10 p.m. at the New Eugene J. Ralnville, 26. of .Nor said, about |2,800 and the candle- tiio Bolnil .osatral post ollles objection to voting for It last ponement' to a later date to its diction Capl. Walter Cassells kirk and Whitney Fimeral Home wich, Is-being held by Colchester Bticka and several thousand dol after boldly walking through adoption by an 7 to 1 vote He night. . w j u ' questioned Saxton at East Hart- In ftast Haitfoni and burial will State Police under a 18,000 bond. lars worth of other articles have polios, lines .and post a pair of P o W c r f o l i ^ ■poke after A tty Jnlin D l ABcIle Dircctor Roy Jimnson based n'" poUcc headquarters wljere he be In Center Cemetery. He Is scheduled to appear In Leb been recovered; ti^Bas. Tbe.exploshni In A toilet ISO Center St.. Cor. of CTinroh rslse^ doubts about the "vague alllrmatlve vote on the cccom-| .Manchester breaks. Friends may call at the funeral anon Justice Court tonight. The State Police official said In the. pdlreel poet seetton In ■ness of the legialation covering| of Martin." He added Chief Schendel said his depart-, home today from 7 to B p.m. Chief Herman O. Sqhendel said Ralnville is charged with taking a jured three persons. such an agency s powers. , i , redfvelopment agency, even. Saxton 1-----1------1------— V- tt would enable Mancliealer to u did have broad powers, would ment wee eel to arroet when he got off e hue In Man-' request f\inds under a !■!> million I ôl misuse them. rheeter F:HfK Hartforfl polire State assislanre prograni for re- Direrlor Gil Barnes said Mar- took Raxton into nietorly In that ; deycloping wliat .1. P Stevens Co. im's recommendation, sanction by agent Haymond Goslee calls d,p Town counsel, study by oilier town ae ho ht Froott Comportmofit and Martin, who believer the Iran j 12 ^nnSINO TN BUDFs TWe losIcoH is the most likely one for redevel- i Dormwlossola, llmly. Aug. 20 opment, hae instriirted Town, -a- A huge lamisible roarwl Planning Engineer Edward Ryb- j do\^n to agreement with PriiHiri to keep | Jectlon was not being rnnsiillcd the ( ourts. 1 t' .S fonrs .m I.ehiuiori so long as ^ „/ about the plan tiefore il came In However, he did lift that em British lioopH are in .loiilan public notice He eald II was un hargo momenlanly a bit' later In I Vat at ion Kiaenho'ver- saul he New Kenmore 30-Inch fortunate' that Marlin had rlleil 'Aoiihl like iti gel away from Wa.sh- i#s« Simple One DialUoiit*’®P set the dial once and the Chenev tract aa an exam saying if would he wrong and Ington for a lacation soon, hut ^ . . . pie " would complicate his Job for him Kenmore.auUâtlcally ivashes and spin-dries aet to saV how he s'tsnds on the Inte lia.s made no dei ihioM Heplying to He talrt.-houever h\n fn m w<»wUli a (pieslion hr snnl he does not it axain an^ênmore rinses and spin-dries. “ cooperate'■ with uny wfwhrpi of Rrnlion Issue Electric Ronge Kl.srnhowr? dealt with these km»u yet whet her hb will rTtiii ri •X the Board to Neupiîrt. B I. where he \nca- i sS'* , M Director FUinalM Jaiobn other topics Rustproof Porcelained Tub! Smooth porcelain enamel t loned a vea r ng«* With Biggest Oven Of All with Ooslro, nevinjc tlir wmp fif thr Defense Kiserihowcr said he t>c- I lievrs HS defense forces 'aie not The I’rcsnIenI ilid sav. lio\se\er, wash tub is both rustprdttf and stain-resistant— Ken- Cheney Irnrl ■'»« am rxnmpk' lliiit he would pr.elet .some plnower rinse-for cleaner clothes— whiter moQi tell the nirertore ho brlirvcR log Ithein even nmre powerful, Fisen- such Dungs as ilefensr reor'ganlza- whites and brighter colored fabrics. tnlatlon ronrernlnff tho AxnlRtnnio ' hnwer said But he went on In sn\ tion rxleiiMon of Die Pn'jprocal profirem le "in rhHoe ” he does behave that In lertain ilc Praii All and fonugn aid would 24-l«, wide gTM a Weice-lii broiling He eeid he ie not etiro tlir fense sieas the grrv ernm-riit Is l»e- rornpletelv nt Inggrrhejuls with Holds Big Family-size Wash! Kenmore washes a hig redevelopment ejfonrv n juiwrre Sfiemling ti»n mu< h He dnl not him the I 'i (U.n It-n 1 .uan I. a ml would br. end thiit tboy mny bo Sfiecifv those areas .. wrnildlil Peinng to the saine )»oliti- familyjsize load, et compact cabinet design saves val No other ronge "has *o high, wide orvj In ronfllrt with thr pM\vn*i of ox Pines A repiuter t«»hl h’lsen t a I tamp uable floor space— ideal for apartments. hondsome on oven\ps Kennoore'! Bokes tiling town gronpe Mo unld ho hed howersome people think hr has Kl.senhower imole that nMiiiirk bonquet size moots,'\^ broils . . . it's *'reeervAUone ’ ehoiii tho ntntii.A of not di.splnved vig/>ntus enniigh when a lepcutei atlemplnl to fiml world's fastest broiler (pon and rack in nut whrliie?- ( ‘oiigres.s memlirr.s 'Powerful Agitator Action; Smooth 6-vane agitator the leglelnfion Rllowing rreatIon I leadership in trving to hold do,^ n cluded.) Infrorod top urut* of iiirh nn ngrnry ’ prices ohi) clfin't su)>pnrl the Imsn nil J won’t rust, snag clothes. Forces sudsy water through- Aleo, he eeid tho rodo\ olopmonl l''isciihm\ er said, as he tms many mim.'d I a t ion [•rogram writ have hts oro fost. agency might ho in ronflii l with times that the onl,\ Dungs he inn support m Piil.s fti! reolei tinn, |out tub, eliminating "no-waah” areas. the town rhfirtor do are ili appeal to business ainl Wilkm.s ‘ \‘iked ahoul lepoits In ronrhielqii. UnPollo x.'nil labor to ke-{‘p the wage pine spi that he has I ailed fo^ Hie I'Psigna "Thore In no ni.xh In got into I hi.*' ?. m ( bet k and ( V * 11 \ to make tom tif k'.ineGt Witkuis as as.sistnnt thing" end cHllod fm tinir fitr "n sui.r goN'ernmrnI spcmling iloe.s sotielaiN t»f laiMit Ki'nnho\vri- ie- olnriflretton of iHo Rt.R’oiov " nUh get out line pliet! he ne\ I'l has done -S" He After the lionring Mayor M«r Pin-r nnil wage conliuls. h'.isen- I Haiti W ilkins a, Negm ha.i tulkrd old A Tiirktngton, and Dlrortore hoi'er said umild lend tit n ion to him ahoul llu‘ ptrssihilpy o| re- MATCHING KENMORE Quality Foahirot at oif .Tnrobe end Marrv Hnni Irnlled ei’tnoim. Hr said he is not sigiung N'tding Dmt Wilitins alstt Unheard Of Low Flic* on they thoiipht notion shouhl t»o vet read\ to suggest to anrom- l.s'“a' iiM'inhpi t»f the (*ivil Kiglits poetponod for further fitndv on that s system of c'onlrftis shouM < 'ommlssuai. the Pt r'.snlenl sai'! i)ie ELECTRIC DRYER I . - ' the haeie of Isettollo e romai Ue he tmpoxed ' I told till' otinlat he hopes it will COLDSPOT 13 CU. FT. Then Kollv leenod lue rhiitrlho Hed (-)iinn ^)lHenlp^\^ cr sanl 1 hr ntv'Ciilile lor him to sla\ on Die nbvinimlv aimed qt l.aHollo, ho Dial m hts opinpm u '* not nn es- I'nil Kiglit.s ipi) even II he gnew $5 DOW N REFRIGERATOR had left the meeting #ai‘\ to inclmle Ued I'hma m nny up the l.aieu Hepaitmenl position, Kelly riBtmofI Ihe ohjoitione agieemrnt such ss the teihnna.l Ti'uman kusmlmwei replied . $5 Month on Seam T-aRello had rniAoring In . • 78'2-lb. frozen fiKtd capacity move fast in ereallng a re«lrveh)p- IhnI nren on guard agaiui.xl any i • Safety door helps avert mishaps p a Over 18 -sq, ft. of shelf storage sgiica menl agency in ord<'r In he able to spill-over of MluHle Plast troubles ' IMsSsI SSflO • Kgg and tall bottle .shelves in door qualify for the Stale fumls l.eluinon Flsenhnwrr sanl anew com Model 9S00 Hs^-eêplng ( bndeinnat Ion Hull l-he I'niled .‘^tale's wants lo i In a sweeping condemnation. pull Us troops out nf l.elintinn just i ON IN! Kelly bla.sted out at ' peofile who as soon as U possibly ran he (iniii' , \: — z— maka complaints but don't know what theyTe Inlkmg about . . people like (Jrvk, who had no idea W liotcslil A room I at all of w‘*nt |ir was talking - y - ■ : t # > about ThA iTfeience. to $1 iMillion Loss Revolutionary New17-lnch iBig, 24-Inch Silvertone TV Judge Wes le>’ Gryk Wft». ui con. (Overall Diagonal).... * (Overall Diagonal) _ _ ' neetion to s remarks at a re l#ii-s VegH.s Nev , Aug 20 ■}'■ cent sehool budding loimuiltee ^'Phe ( sse of the curuviis crew ^poly now for ths tojK meeting In whleh tlm judge said s < hief endrd^ i'‘dfn explosive re- Catholle high shhool pVopo.Hcd for . Silvertone Portable TV Has Many De Luxe Features suits. ynu nasd to toks thot wsll- f|B6< Manchester, and other factois, All man 1 <' Lc.slie Kimms*’ AOrnad VACATION this might eliminate the need fnr Dir slwnys womleird uhal \\ou|t propo.sefl North Knd Junior high ysor. • happen if he pu.shed the aftei- ^ e Touch on and off switch school. hurner hut ton on a jet 'Phe •Lightweight Kelly called for a xote on the Hfleihurncr is _somi'tlung a ordinance anrl eight Diiecioi.s vot If old bilit and supsnttt • Power tuning pilot iuts••t m when he neetls • AN ehamiei M for adoption, with the ninth nuue power. tsnd to hold you bock . . . ^ e Audio jack for phono board-member. Harry k'lrato, ah- 'Pehiptation got the he.Ht of Stop in today at your naorby * ItiNf-in antenna Btalnlnft. 'Minims vest-eriliiv He |)U")ieiii / e All channel ' Bef^r the vote was taken, how- the huDotV whilr ta'îng an OK loon offics, and aik for , rver. Turkmgton said ailion might k'lOUD .'*iiipei Siihre along a the manaqsr. Hs like! to »oy, Knjuy big screen viewing pleasure at a small screen price . . . be postponed scvecHl werdus on the MMUVAN at Nellis A >r K'»iie New tube.design give* bigger than ever 155 sq. in. picture area /■ ordinance foi' further study. He Base , "Your loon il OK" I this triple-speaker TV has tinted safety glass tbat’.s cur\ed to fit EHid in his IniiR pxpoi ipiK'r h.s s Di W'hoo.sh XMMil the jet illiwn for more viewing pleasure ... . yet ru gg^ fibergla* cabiUet is PREFERRED the picture tube: .131 sq. in. of viewing area. Limed oak finished rector he had .seriv, imi,ny f>, i ii- * the runway, Uin-ugii s feme actually smaller, lighter .weight. Aquamarine. . hardboard cabinet siona where new Inforiiiation should and across a highway w here FINANCE CO.. Inc. ’ rl(?ht|y delay action on some ques It explodf^d and huriwsl, Ximm.s 988 .Main Strrpt, MAiU'livalcr tion that had been under study for rscHpod unhurt 'Phe Air Korea I'hune: MItrhrll S-4IH8 many meetings. * a.stimntfdy the loss at $1 mil The mayor, added "Maybe I’m a lion. I,().\NS KROM S25 to $600"' 4-. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKApE—PHQNB MI S-I581 bttle 6n the the cautious aide:" But Simms' reaction? "A loan jof 1100 coals hs Added that he has full con- He iRp'i available for com S20.60 Wnsn repitd in S’TORE HOURS: MON,, TUES*. SATÎO AJi. to I pjM. dSdsnes ui Martin, who recom- ment, He’s under strlrj gua.rd 12 consscutlvaly (mended adoption, and afcld the pending inveatlgallon, the Air monthly .inatallments W1 D..THUR8 .. m ,— 18 A4 «. le 8 PJL manager "ntight have baaed hli Force laid. of 110.08 SAch.” tvi-’

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< ,'k V . V \ , ' > K- \ •A;' . . • .1 PAGE TWELVE MANCUESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20,. 1958 Section TtM WEDNESDAY, A1[JGUST 20, IRatjprtjrfidrr lEnrnlnEt. lirraUi WEDNESDAY, AUeUST 26, 1988 Pages 13 gratltuda to.those, who elrdQlatsd th« «xp«U«d Taauutera T^nlon wm death of a general labor MU in a petition for hlih and to the par •xpaeted. Tha -AFOCIO chiefs, Congtaae, ty leadership for asking him to La b o r C diincil masting St s.union-operatsd sum '-.Mltchail flred bkek'a' statement Pacifist FeDed Wallett, Fites Intent ^ help the party toward ‘victory this mer camp in the Poeono Moun-' (dialling .the AFL-CIO 'remarks ■A Club r o w u "} fOtl. “This I will do as a mem Oust Chief tains, were raportad ready to rfc- about him unwarranted. He eatd in 8th ©istricl Oppos(0a Directors Brae Speed ber of the Democratic party, al M^y ommand that tha Canadian Coun Washington; that "nothing could to Halt* ippwesfr Prices V To L e a B C f To Seek Reelection though not aa a candidate," he cil of Lstbor ard the International be further--(from the truth" than concluded. Of Carpentters T-anaport Federation oust the the atatemen that he was opposed MissOe Project 'M .P . $ iefaester Country Club i ______Taamstara. - to constructive labor legislation.. 12 1.49 Sewer Line Extension for a' S-month extension' In Storm Sewer Plan ^ Probate Judge John J. Wallettf board for 18 years, while Garrlty This would be aimed at Isolat .The Labor aeefotary la due to stop-gap agreement under . ^C tiU y filed today hla letter,of| has served eight years. OonthiuM from Page One) ing the Tbantitara further from meet face to face With the.AFL- (CkmUaued ffom'Fage )—Heavy ly impractical as far as he was General Manager James Sheekey In other discussion of storm sew- Committee meeting tonight. 3le,ve Cavagnaro several weeks mance in Italy, yet afraid to ac as' in the paat. Painter Raftery, to, recover tip to $400,000 allegedl. lieces of fire-flghting equipment Authorized A ^nta For All appiiara impractical.” was contained in a letter sent to to tell the firm of the urgency of ei problems at last night's meet Wallelt waa one of aeveial can ago. and a nominating proposal cept anything but the • Ideal, succeeding musician Petrlllo, mls-appropiiated from the union's screaming up route 60 after-. WOMEN! Rail,v Air and Sleamahip The District president extend concerned. At this point the .mat Sheekey yesterday by-Atty. Rich-; 1 the project after Sheekey reported ing in the Municipal Building, Di didates to officially announce thefr was being rirculalcd for him. brfiught both laughter and teirs funds by former union president ed bis views when the matter of ter was postponed until alfuture ard Law, repre.sentlng the club. However. Harrison maintained would crtiintCrbalance a non-build^ gM in response to a 'phone '.-I I. 11 IAN • WA< i Lines m e^ng. the-plans might not be ready for rector Harry Firato .said it is Intentions to run in the .last two from the audience. Ing trades successor for Carpenter William Maloney. call that-a^church was on lire. The the proposed Kenwood subdivision The agreement under which the three weeks because of vacation time the Directors "showed our days. Iat that tfnse he had not yet made - ffinger Grant alao added a pro- Hutclipson. — On another matter, the federa sleep-bresKlng cavalcade was met , .1 ln»h HOnk HAROLD EELLS off union St. was raised. The In relating his' views Monday club Is occupying the land War holdups. It was predicted Aug. 5 | flat ' In reg;.rd lo such sltuatlona up his mind: I fesalonal touch with her perform- tllght, 'Thorp.told the District di A nominating proj>osai for Ally. . It was lea rill'd, moreover, that tion's chiefs yesterday issued ,a by an embatTgased citizen who ony 'il/l liny KIND .Manchester Agent lubdlvislon, planned by Manches reached on Feb. 26, and was aimed- the plans would be ready yester- as that at Charter Oak St., where Jerome I -Walsh, a rtepiih)ican In a statement lodfiy- Harrlaon, I am# aa Signors Klorla. Her poise statement, blaming Secretary of said the fir# he>ttiought he saw ‘.All'll -• *,IJ,\»- ANTI i I ter realtor Stanley Bray, is cur rectors oi'a plan he had been ad at protecting the club’s : rights (Jay sand from .the Oakdale Heights candidate for the Board of nirer- who was a member of the W'A-tift sm' esse on si age were apparent the AFl-.-CK) plans to launch I-a- Tel. Ml 9-7442 rently before the Town Planning vocating fo'K, several -years but l-or's own Invcstltallon -if Hutche Iâbor Mitchell in part for the was Just a reflectloiFof the moon. fAu CH 7-5629 pending completion of negotiations The Srhaller Rd. seWer would subdivision washes into the stheet tors, was submitled to the town board of Directors, said hi* m.em- from tile o|ienlng curtain. Commission. ' * which "the general public has not for a lease. ' - . stop storm water from pouring and onto propefUes. clerk's office yesterday. herahip on the Parking Authority ■■ Kenneili Peterson filled the role son’s Carpenters Union to detcr- Bray's request for permission to been aroused about.” niine whelher the union should he These negotiations have__bew over an eroded bank into a mud- Sheekey said an opinion on such AJao filed yesterday were letters < and other personal -commltmenta of the Italian romantic Inlereat ■ub^vlde the land, midway,, be Thorp maintains that millions of stalled by town- offiol'ala' reluc filled gulley' behind Bolton St. of intent to seek reelertion hy '(irccltide my seeUtng any elective very nli ely and lUlle Peter DlRosa ousL.d fiom the federrlion for tween Kerry St. and Tolland (ôllars have been' . sp6nt for natters - telling who is respon corruption. tance to proceed until a decision homes. sible for erosion of land from sub Atty. Harlod Oarrlty and Mis B iffice at thi* time-' added color. Tpke., haa been held up by the schools, 'but that other Giings, In la handed down In a taxpayers Sheekey has dug a temporary Mae Holden, Democratli memhera Among the peraonal coinmll- I Al CulluiM deserves i redil for Itlk Hiitchcaon has been charged In TPC because of a disi^reement cluding adequate sewer Ibtes, are divisions .nto existing streets — suit, aimed at blocking sals .or retention basin atop the hill, whjefi has not .vet been, prepared by Town of the Board of Kduialinn dnr- menls he mentloneil was the pres- ! dfrecllon ami set designer F/dwanl S-nale hearings v.ilh mishandling OvSr seweHng the project. Bray's eijually necessary for maimainlng lease of the Globe Holloiv land. is expected to provide some relief rity la aeeklne the S-year term be ulency of ilte Buckley f^clinnl Biirlirldge prdvided the usual fti irnion, fiiiuls in paying for a book GLADIOLI tto Question About It! plana' call for a septic tank' tpjf an "even balance" and attracting The suit was-to have been heard' Counsel Charles Crockett. But the trnclive locale. . . . Take advantage nf aii exceptinnal growing year far until the storm sewer is laid. town engineer said he knows Of ginning In November Ifl.'itt and PTA, to which he was elected for ■landing him and hls father, the WITH STEEL PRICER ADVANCING aach Of the proposed 13 lots,- hot both individuals and industry to in the spring, hut a series of de- i ■ December Completion Mrs. Holden, the 3-year term be a 1-year term In .lime. Isle Wllliani (Big BUI I Hutcheson, gladioli and enjoy a bouquet for your home! tha TPC wants a j^wer iifie ii)- Manchester. ' lays has put off its trial until the Asked by Turkington how long an existing ordinance whereby the ginning thiii fall. In annoimcmg his decision nol and wllh profturg in Indiana's AfJAIN, BEDDING PRICES WILL stalled it possible. x- Suggests Trunk Line fitlT term of Superior Court. town can charge tha cost of clean EVERY SPIKE PERFECT; THE USUAL PERO 441'ALITY! this will l,ake, Sheekey said pre 'Mrs. Holden has been on the to run. Harrison expressed his Pastor lo Place road right-of-way deals. BE HIGHER THIS FALL Bray told the .Comnllssidn ear. He advocates a trunk sewer, line” paring plans, getting specifica ing uji sand or othc.- debris enter The Senate last Monday cited lii# this month thpt a sewer line from Parker St. through the north tions,'and putting the project out, ing streets in this manner to the j (^ross on Slecpic lliilcheaon for ronlempi of Con $1.00 par deien W(^d be fine and he would glad- ern-most section of toWn to .Union bid^mlght carryjts compleUon j Property it comes gress HiitrheHon did not Invoke ly ^ a y hls shkre of an asse'ss- St. It would begin east of the Ly. Hospital Notes into December. This aroused a ■The, Hev. K Wmsfow of Ihe Ihe Fifth Amendr.ieni, ^biil i hal- .. mSnt. However, moat of Jthe res dall and Foulds plant, run up f>ar- cry for a speed-up from the may Hays Board Lenient lenged Ihe riu.imitlee’s Bulhorlty PERO'S FRUIT STAND Marlow^ furniture idents ..alohg Union St., all of keb St. to 'Tolland Tpke., west "Then lei's gel tough,''demandr Churcli of Ihe Nazarene will play across the Hoettanum River at Patienti^TMdayt 116 , _ or and Cummings. steeplcjai k Friday when he as- to ssk fjiiestions shout hls 3nan- , *18 OAKLAND ST. — MANCHESTEIt whom. have septic tanka, are op Cummings said installing the ed Firato, He said the Charier O'aR Oakland'St., around the perimeter ■ ADMITTED' yESTERDAYl / Loosen Up Mr. Mayor — Or Else SI. rxujdltlon is a "crime" and CHICKEN BARBECUE ■ rends ftd-fcel inlo the all on ihe (inl dcHlings. Depiartment^QW For posed to a sewer line and subse of Union Pond, back across the Peter Farrick, 45 "^rebbe Dr.; pipe once frost conditions set in ; end of a / raiie lo place a cross on Meanwhile, snolher slap against quent assessments. river and down Union St. to N. Charles Barron, West 'Wllltngton; pt^kvllle Mayor'Herman G. Olson Is "persuaded’* to buy a ticket to the Rockville Barbershop Sing- might push the cost of tin project claimed the Board has been "too UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, BOLTON j Ihe steeple of Ihe new rhiirrh The Best Buys Ot The Year Kstbnates Cost / e r s ' minstrel show set Sept. 15 in Sykes Auditorium. The show, part of Vernon's 1.501b anniversary to $25,000 or $30,000. "as a lenient" in the situation. i under constriirllon on Mam St. Main St. Calvin Russell Jr.. 97 Bhtmn St.; Director Oilberl Barnes said The TtPC asged Thorp to in "This would service thousands Mrs. Helen Stewart, Plaiqriel^ celebration, wHl follow a torchlight parade. Olson. ex-offlcIo chief of Rockville police, is flanked by guess " Martin has estimated it I The minister will make Ida DUpiNG OUR vestigate the cost of extending Keystone Cops Arthur Francis, left, and Bernard Fahey of the barbershop group. (Herald Photo hv will cost about $19,000. that, on the basis of the ordinance 1 brealh-laklng trip Into Ihe bine of acres of undeveloped land which N.J.: Mrs. Mary Torza, 19 E r ie ^ ; Sheekey mentioned, a bill summar SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 the Union St. sewer' line from could be both residential and In Louis Lavitt, Ellington; Miss EmMy Pinto.) ■ Cummings said "It would be a u 'shortly sflei the siriicture's 20- Kerry St., where it now ends, .to dustrial property," he said. "The good idea if we (the DIrectorai izing clean-up costa by the town fool steeple and l7-fool belfry are Ktssman, 121 Highland St.; Ron should he sent out through the Sm iN G S AT 5 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. Tolland Tpke. According to Thorp cost'of the trunk line could be paid ald Ferguson, 14 Brent D^., ■Ver .lolning wllh other towns, in Itself, cracked the whip or sal on them . Ilfled Inlo place hy Ihe giant crane this extension would cost about by taxes over a period of years, (the englneersi a little" to hurry town coun.sel, controller, or other : shortly sffei 10 s m. non; John Fluckiger, 52 Grove St., doe's not carry a charge. proper authority. In the Charter AIHH.T.S 81-13— (;HII.IIIosltinn doubts the town would become in sions has Incrca.sed 76 per rent In from a 2-Inch downpour, the en 10 a.m. wtll be made for excepUonally (ast .started for seventh graders this ton; Lewis Highter, Bolton; Miss The only opposition at the hear volved in every appropriation con nine j-eara - from $23,491,000 In gineer said or slow' l*Amers. September, Previously the prb- Anne Rowe, 150 McKee St,; Mrs. ing came from, former Director cerning regional projects. -■ 1948 to $39,085,000 in 19,57. Of Only Btopgap Measure King David Ixidge of Odd Fel Soriw. Obangea gr$iii' (or slow learners at Barnard Shirley Cowles and daughter, 126 Walter MahoneY;* who said - he The cost also will depend on the ficials credited the big jump to a In adilllloii, he pointed out that lows will meet in Odd Fellows Hall Since 1911-47 Years Retuniing sfudents.wlU find sev was'for eighth graders only. Spruce St.; Mrs. Constance Shea doubted the plan wquld '|help scope of the planning staff mem "titWng- the liUvg'', p'ian launched, nelthej; his basin nor the proposed Friday at 7:30 p.m. A aoclal.hour eral changes In both thw.bull dings Join, Staff and son, 19 Tyler Cji'clie.. people." IJe also criticised the ber towns may .wish to set up. in 1'|S9. stofiir....’ sewer '" will atop water from will follow. and the procedure. - The new class will be taught by A-\new electrical shop and a new Mrs. Mabel Phelps Adamson. She Back-to-School Means FIRST TO MARLOW’S! homemaking room have been made, was graduated from HUlyer College a . •flte new electrical shop Is, in the of the University of Hartford in Compare with other out basement of the old high sclvool fits priced to $119.95! June. She received her bachelor of X- MARLOW'S HAS EVERYTHING FOR THE building. The instructor in this arts degree in English and s,octal (Includes de luxe metal shop, will be Neil Lawrence, who studies. Mrs.Âdamson haa' two caster frame). Choice of has taught a shop at the Hollister children wpom she supported as it’s time deep tufted headboard or 4 poster School where sorte. Junior, high well as herself while she attended Back To School Girls... school youngsters have been Hillyei^for night and summer ses wood style in maple, cherry or ma housed. sions for four years. for a change hogany. The new Komemaklng ropm is T h e library will be open full more of a olaseroom than a labora time during the c(jming year. Mrs. to these CHECK YOUR NEEDS: 'idii can travel far and wide but nowhere will you find a better or bigger tory, according to Johnson. It will Carlene Stewart has been hired as Heleclioii of carpeting than right here at Manchester Carpet Center. Prices- a full time librarian. She has work Save Up To $22.50 Each! ed in the library of the Warren I I SHOES n UNDIES right! Installations of broadloom carpeting perfect! ASSORTMENT OF 23 Harding High School in Brir'/eport for the past year. She received her Flannels, Wontsds, Whipcords, Gabs MATTRESSES and BOX STRINGS traihing in. library science'at New n DRESSES n SOCKS MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Haven Slate Teachers College. Crisp Colors, Pottorns FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK Now is the time and here is the place to “alacken up” TWIN AND FITLL SIZES IN for Fall. We have all the most popular fabric* styled I I SWEATERS [ I GYM SUITS 308 MAIN ST., NEAR MIDDLE TURNPIKE — Ml 9-4343 (DISCONTINUED 'HCKINOS) f*ut Felt's lip end zingo into yew — INCLITDED — Walklight Test along the new slim, trim line*, with and without plent*,' werdrebe with e few of these good ABE SIMSIONS, SERTA Come, sefe. . ; , ' f ] SKIRTS n SNEAKERS BLUE BELL, SLUMBERLAND, SANOTUFT Costly, Schendel looking sport shirts, feoluring the FAMOUS GUARANTEED BRANDS! smartest new patterns and colors. I I BLOUSES n SWEAT SHIRTS Tells Directors m . NUTMEG MAPLE 4 POSTER Police Chief Herman O. Schen TWIN BED del last night again adviced- the A t marLOW Prices! J BUNK BED Board of Directors against in OUTFIT OUTFIT- stalling walklighls on Main St. r PARK between the Center and Charter MARLOW^ Oak St„ and- he said that such a $ 59.95 project; would cost the town $IS,- i I FREE Choice of maple or ma- OOO. I Is Manchester's P U R N 1 M / Usa Your FREE hogan.r, w4th Inneraprlng Earlier. thi.s summer the Board. j I A R t- 1 N O with iknempring Mattrefui mattrexfi. Instructed Schendel to investigate Manchts* PURNELL Headquarters For the possibility of installing a sin- ! tor PARKING gle walklight at Main and Oak ■ ‘'SUMBERUm” DE LUXE INNER- Bts. The, chief, at that tlm*, ad TRUST vocated that- WBiklights should CHARGE Roar, of “LITTLE YANKEE SPRIN8 MAHRESS or BOX SPRIN6 not be used at all, and that just PLAN Stero one light would disrupt the entire traffic flow cycle. supplies SHOES" Last night he reported back'to the (Board that he had qonUteted . . SHOES EXPERTLY officials frotn two walklight man See our a.wtrtment of Lunch Box Kits and Thermos Bottles; also Manrhester'a ufacturing firms and he said that most complete line of Stationery Supplies—of course, at marl.OIN' prices! and CAREFULLY HTTEDI their opinions corresponded with hli. "They told' me that one walk light would interfere with the progressive traffic on‘Main St. MARLOW'S HAS EVERYTHING FOR THE and 'that lights at all of the in right in style for fall. He-Man styling: for rugged boys— tersections, would cost $18,000y" the chief reported.' He added Uiat Little Yankee Shoes- ■fit, for the lad you love about 75 per cent of the cost would To Put You at Eaoo.s.and at Your Back To School Boys... ll'i be .for the iriatallatlon. ■ i • Schendel said that both firms 2 For agreed with .him that the present Bootssson Evory Oaoual OooatioH CHECK YOUR NEEDS: Boys like the styles that look "just and most of .them are priced even a system on Manchester’s Main St. little lower this season. Truly re worked very nicely and there was like dad’s”. And that’s just the way no{ danger to pedestrians. Preview here tfae neweat and innartc«t style* in nport n SHOES n BELTS Little Yankee has designed these new markable values! And At, which, Im'l Kin • ewU OFd droofiiy utyU? While advising againat walk- ooata' for fall. Broken stripe, pattern*. most importa'nt, is our particular lights. Schendel has also suggested Fall shoes. That's n^-all. They are Each R»fv{o>kBn MOORC‘» h«v« fh# ^ . that the town, turn Its efforts to □ TROUSERS n SUSPENDERS built for t))|| most active boy's wear specialty. Try us. 1-ACE tU FTED - of ihoftt Rnd e »Klrl Improving street llghtiffg and oft- . . .«y«t tfi*yV« 9 cool. 5choo\ Opening Specials ^ c o m p a r e WITH $59.50 BEDDING! street parkin. He has also report □ SHIRTS n SOCKS _ OttHIt. Htro't O F^recticot kind of ed that the ^ t e Traffic Commis dim look fodibn douign for fyfR. sion, in surveys .here, had ' found □ t ie s SLUMBERLAND SLUMBERLAND TWIN Modo'from MOORE Sonfortitd that thfc number of pedestriana □ SNEAKERS ( , AIX ALUMINUM CyoKfethi crossiiig.al,the. Main St. intersec REGULAR S27.9S VALUE. *22.95 STUDIO COUCH tions did not w.arrant. the use j»f □ UNDERWEAR □ GYM BAGS TUK-A-WAY COT All SUiM the walklight system. WItH' laaeraprlng Mattveaa $69.95 ; M .98 Full Inneraprlng conatme- Thq official Maactaeater High REGULAR 129.95 VALUE. eeeeleee *24.95 Uon; rlio.lf« of many flea aad Junior High School' Gym 529.95 r^ .-$ s».Mi tiitohe^^vera. Salt. Colors: Daffodil, Se# Police Arrests At marLOW Prices! Foam Green, Scarlet aai|.8i4'h>K Store Open Tues.) Wed., Fri.. Sat. 9 A.WU to 5:.30 P,M .^thura. 9 A.M. to 9 P;M. EaZ THtMS ! ★ FREE PARKING George M. Gentile, 22,'of 404 Hackmataek St., and Carroll M. Sizffi 28 to 50. Cloaed Mondayjs: During August Frieod $4.95 to $9.95 •eodrdlng t« sfaw . . . - Alao M. tL'H . SweaKAhIrta, Nelson, 28, of 18 Ridge St„ were All Popular OyiR' Sneqkera and Socka. arrested last nlgi(t sild 'charged New Fall Colors. .t I with, violations- of the overnight RH O f DEFT. parking ordinance. Both man are CEHQllS^SSON J t0 a p p ^ ih Tbwn Court .Friday. Starting, At MAIN FLOOR, llBAR First'opera to )>e srrltten for -1 V f e e S ^ E N S T A N P a t DURNmiRI OBFARIMINT-AH 9^522! "BreeyOllng aMee I t l t for MM television was. "Aftt$hl $ntf tha . xiFLENTT o r FREE FARKINe IN REAR OF aTORE 'FIRST FOR EVERYTHING FOR lACli-TO-SCHÔLÎ OUiliDB M il. B V m m ilN O FOR BACK TO OOROOLl (LOWER OTORB LBVRL) Mh-toHMhfMl ffrawd!” t

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M)rron Lm n , general ghaipaien, .iêM ’brlenUtion course at Brtioke Bolton plan to serve escalloped potatoes, Army Medical Center, Fort Sami'lTowii Will Start | Firefighters-Flirt with Death coleslaw, rolls and ice cream to Houston, Tex. School Board Plans complement the'^barbecu^ chlck- ■ Tihe local - Are .^bpartment Paving 9 Roads I cently ptirchased two .new tables Grange Sets and 25 steel chairs for\use at the- ^ By DWrOHT U JONES I'iiyenen'fr Cionriave Slated Nine tov^ streets will be eur-1 Capt, .Stuart WelU will be the firehouse. The fumltuie was fi McCall, Idaho When the official delegate, of the Bolton Vol- nanced from the flrenien's treas faced -atartihg ip September with | horn blared, the amoke Jumper Boomer Night .ufiteer Fire Department at the ury through which the department a liituminoat material suecesitully | *■ itation e^^loded with activity. • State Firem en's Convention in hai houg^ -all the itema Used to used here last year, according to I Booster night hki been «Sh$4 Reynolds -of Eagleville and William Anyone interested in the maga Main St.': W. Middle Tpke. from the junipers' rlasslr rry floaled- wourage to act in conformity to . -Hank .A Trust Co. 3314 • Rummage Bale Slated Manchester Trust .. 58 63 McQuade of Stafford. zine plan as a means of disposing Hilliard St. to Main St.: Woodr . ''ll a fawwHa i4 tempms atyte laadani Rmunn. (ww4 84'4 ford, Rt. 85; Mrs. Joseph Mack, to the Amestcan Dietetic Assn, at Bolton correspondent, Doris >1. and I^ n y t'lark. a hool teatlieri whether their children would re- Public Uttllttea , Clark Rd., or Mrs. Raymond from Kairfiejii Idalio.- on a -fire j Queens General Hospital. Jamaica. DTtalU, (elephojie Mitchell 3-554$. Indianapolis—Treatment of ma •turn next month. The father of Conn. Light A Power 21'4 2 3 'a Mielke, Rt.,44A. If this is incon N. Y.. and has worked in New Jor allergies in childhood. Includ which roijld not ha\e been reHt hed | ena, 18-year-old Jefferson Thonrias, Hartford- Electric LI. 62'4 64'.4 venient Mrs. Plnney may be con In lesa than a dav hi other meana I ■York City hospilals, WHEAT ing hyposensitization sgainst pol •aid he would leave the decision Hartford Gas Co. .. 4014 4314- tacted to have-the items picked leh and other inhalant allergens It waa the first ftie lump'of the up to hia son, now at summer Lt. French, originally of Chi Oklahoma C ity'(J*) —^ iTVheat Souther.. New England up. cago, lU.'-aUendod Amundsen High may prevent not only a.sthma and 1P58 season from the M ((‘all 41 farmers in Oklahoma were highly Idaho, sinnke -rmnper station' hut •amp. - Telephone ...... 39 , Active In Fair Plana School in tliat city. She has lived pleased with the., abundant crop hay fever hvit sl.'o reduce the fre , One of the eight, Ernest Green, Mannfacturtng Companira Several local' youngsters will be quency of recurring upper-respira It moat r'ertainly H\n.*uiM the last jfraduated. Parents of the other in Bolton 5i1vce January, of this this summer, but It had its draw Everv year the tempo picks up s,« Arrow-, Hart, Heg. . . 52'4 55'/4 working hard tor the success of year with M r.^ n d Mrs, 'William backs. tory infections. Two were not available fdr com Associated Sprang .. 18'* 20'* the Tolland County 4-H Fair on the forest.a dry out in late aummef ment. Dagendesh, her ^ ter and broth ^XThe wheat grew so tall that not The men at MrC'all average 6 to lu Bristol Brass i'*.. . . . 10 l l '» Friday and Saturday at the Vernon er in law. \ exhaust pipe* from combines, The light produced by fireflies A fire Jumpn per man every aimimer Collins 93 103 Elementary School grounds. Jeanne Lt. French will seCvât Valley trucks and tractors set off scores is. without any heat or loss of I,Aflt year the station maette l•■o^^st with Building Permits N. B. M ach in e...... 29 32 >4 Sally Strickland will be aupfrin- five conscirnt tons otijeclnrs in 1041 Frank Gambolatl for Robert North and J u d d ___ 23'* ' 26 ■* lendent of the 4-H record books moving Tlp-v are paul a liase rale pounds of equipment on your back and pradiially expandeil iMmng Outhrle Jr., erect home on Garth Russell Mfg...... 1 5 'j 18'* class and Phyllis Converse, super the 22 years prior to lIM.'i Area of a little more tlia’n JlfMl per to the nearoat air sfnp or road Stanley Steam ...... 37'4 40'* intendent of the foods class. month Hut when thev go out on The nations biggest smoke APPUANCES Bd., $19,000. burned an average of 101 sqitare Lynwood H. Wescott, addition Terry Steam ...... 15.5 l6.5 Admission to the fair is free. It | SCHOLAR DOLLARS fires they nmke overtime money. Juniper station la at Miaaouia, mllea of forpat eaih year to house at lOq W. Middle Tpke.. Torrington ...... 26 28. will open at 10 a.m. on FrldA>'"| 'Phis can boost their earnings to Mont., about 180 miles north From 1041 to lOM the brrrned $500. U.S. Envelope, com . Ifi 21 .when Judging of the various ex- j •Tea dropped to 2.2. aqrrare miles |.*)00 or $600 per rnontli maybe e a st. of McCall It has 150 men. U.S. Envelope, pfd. . . 12 13H as much as $1,700 for a season s Albert J. DuBols for Mrs. A. M. hibits will be done. A record hop per year It s now down to ntne- Then comes MrCall with 80, and Anibrose, addition to house at 32 Veeder Root ...... • ^8 51 has been scheduled foj- 8 o'clock tenths of a mile. \ynrk. Not bad for a guy working units of-'20 men each at Redding, The above quotations are not to xGO FARTHER his way -througti school Summer St., $200. that night. Good IWord ('a llf, ('ave .Iiinctlon .O r e , and Thomas G. Felice, alterations to oe construed as actual markets. On Saturday, the exhibit will Imagine yourself flying out on Wtnthrnp, Wash The Park Service Newest 1958 Borne smoke.Jumpers have been house at 3 Whitney Rd., $600. open at 9,i30 a m. Sheep -classes killed, fighting fires or In plane a fire. maybe 70 mllea from a also has 10 at Yellowstone Park. - i M M i i d : Tfiad In an area slashed by deefi Barney Peterman for M. K. Yoking Ix»ve will be Judged and there wdll be a crashes. But no jumper has yet Iâat year the men from Mcf'all clothing revue and several demon - Brou n and canyons and piercrvi by 10,000- jumpefi on 120 fires In seven Whitten, alterations to house at 16 • - AT REGAL! died in the act of parachuting The Ruaaell St.. $990. strations. Big event of the day. Cordoxan foot mountaina. By the time you national forests Irt four stjjtea Rockford, 111. —Rockford po Forest flervlce attributes this to AUTOMATIC DRYER ■ H o t p o in t Allan W. Clark, alterations to hpWever, 1s the horse show begin hit the ground ' or la HRl* w'lt h Idaho-Montans, Oregon and Wash* lice have heard many a tale of careful selartinn and training of koufe at 43 Arcellia Dr., $85. marital difficulty, but this one ning at 10 a.m. and continuing men plus use of special equipment a tree vou are through being Inglon 'Hiey also rescued one man Cnnlrnl hont ctrylnR, 0»lrnf1 he«Ull( i scared ahmjt Jumping Fli'sl you iinll, unfriy rutoir ftwilrh, porcelain protrt- Frank Gambolatl for C. Gambo- heats ail. 1 through the afternoon. Closing , The traiprng Is tough New men a fire lonkoiil who arridentally 12.1 CU. FT. 2-DOOR lati ■* Son, addition- to building at j lime Saturday is 4 p.m. at. the Mei’ail station gel thr-er anil your partner (smoke Jumpera shot and wounded himself. tinn. They arrested a delinquent 14- always work In pairsi gather up >0 Berkley St,, $2,000. yearvold wife who complained that ! Barbecue Due ^•wpeks of it They learn to use Arthur L. Rlsley, alterations to her husband of one yepr wa.s run ! Mrs, John Erick.son and Mrs. | ftre-fighling tnolP They leari oft \our ’chutes It s trarlltlonal yoij ning around with a younger w-om- Michael Goldsnider are taking i «‘10*foot towers slmutlng ^’■(ieroir alwavs bring them back Srtmt Slogan house at 18 Woodland St., $400. 'Phen you get your tools and go Joseph Schaiib, erect barn at 188 an. reservations for the chicken bar- | imo" at the top of then** Jirngs REFRIGERATOR becue at United Methodist Church j to work. And hark breaking work Albuquerque ifl'i Boy Rroutj| Hlllstown Rd., $1,000. The 14-vear-old'a husband is 26. — I 1 tH * Jarmtoi 'Corsailr" ... fSmoke Jumpera say they origin Sattirday evening. Mr. and Mrs. i u . at.ed thl.s cry, whnh later sprpml It la, for there is no easy way Troop 2ttri of St "riqinnlliy's (’hmvh \ * Dlaplaycraft for Butterworth Her rival is l2. to the paratroopers of W o r 1 <1 to pul out a fire. You use a Is conaldei iiig s new slogan sub* ' War n I They swing off platforms .shovel and pulaskl la eomblnation milled by Henry Htroh. i* a leiriftr n^w-Jtrman that riilflu an A-plii« for 1. Ir iIa axe and .grubbing looh FREEZER on ropes to pracUre the prfrper "Join the Hov Scouts and Be ymiihfiil gond Wmk* and ito niggc^ aamtertaMn turn and roll for harrt landings r«ilnity Hike Hni k come a ( ’a n I e e n - H g ' e f I V Thev take rails! henlrs and run oh- After tile fire la ('oiiliolled you Ginnt 101 Lb. True Freezer! (Nteatiwiten JaNnan ityted iIm *T>afaair* wMi iIm tmmi mrw Starle roiiraes stay there 24 hours fq make sure C AMPAIGN HI TTONB Fully Automatic Defrost! 100% WOOL ^ ga H ■ trim teok Wl kept tAw knid ante whli alnfiawiih iar "I I s rougher than football it s out. 'Phen you staN the race Hanford. .Aug '20 Gov. I 4 Bix Shelves, 17 Sq. Ft. Shelf Area! training,” said 20-year-old Uriinl hack And It s a race, for the Ribicnffs canipal-gn buttons have V»ng ni|(gnd waar. Va a anwIitwaHan Nknd qidcker you return the sooner you( ARTHDR DRUG I.jindrs an anglneenng student started to appear. They are oval from the I ’niversltv of Wyoming name will be on the Jump Hat and include a picture of the Uov- FLANNEL $0-95; fiFifiaRy-fey atyte-viM younit mAn. But they ronie har k for more Of again Save erimr mi a. blue hs( kgrmind Above I (>imc m and try a m It. Mrr;4H e 80 men flO are returnees ^Jetting back is a problem If the pirlure U the wfids ’ Me-Flert 942 MAIN STREET BLOCK The 20 new men were selei'led thmga air luippmg Ihev might pick Abe s Hood Clo\eri1ot ’ Other $ 195.00 This Week from 2fiU applhants vou up hv liethmptei and you could smaller lapel buttoruir will also he | r ■ I ■■ r' "v—-r ”*! Tlie Junipers work on an In- he on two firea In one da.\ soon In cin’ulstlon The buttons ap ^centl\r nyslem that keepa them SLACKS ^HIcna U it : But usually yon hike with MA pealed ye.Hterday. NOW ONLY I ON SALE THURSDAY fRIDAY t^TURDAY IVY and REGULAR STYLE YOUR FRIENDLY FRÊ ALTERATIONS m i 1 0 7 H i 107H « R E G . 3 3 « LUNCH PURE HAND HNISH YEAR YEAR KITS I BROOKLYN I , Reg. 1.39 * 0 I R d N o w SAVE $ 7 0 . 0 0 1.19 7 WORSTED

WAL4SREN ARTHUR’S FULLY Cfiiemo-tel S-Grain FLANNELS Blzea 28-42 I AUTOMATIC CAR 4 0 0 T IS S U E S ^ CIJGANER Reg. 1.S9 100 ASPIRIN FREE ALTERATIONS I Si|Mr $ •« A 7 e l'.S.P. Quality 0-lh. rapacity, aelectfv* WASHER ELECTRIC RANGE 98c WINTER WEIGHT I GIANT water temperature, all All Calrod oven, (LIM IT 1) FAIR GROUNDS INTEREHTINO O a I r o d golden r s : _aiMiT-‘ FORMULA M MIDWAY RXHIBITIUNH porcelain inside and out. broil and bake NON-rATTCNINa M '“ Vjiue! Wash 'n Wear BROOKLYN, CONN. Precision built. 1 year iinlta, automatic UQiia eiEAM $ 17Q95 oven tempera- Conc*nfrat««l warranty, 1 year free tare control, eii- LIQUID Gabardine Slacks per faat Calrod BIae'U "THE OLDEST. AORJmT.TI RAI. KXMIRITION. anii FAIR IN Tlir; rNITT.n STATES" service. SAVE S W i m N I R Burtfim nnita. 2 arop$ tqual cm xwoocmm $ a u m i M E Natural $ 100. W • mmpoomtui ef M$|^r. J Hair CwwlttoiMr . 1W“M. tt'-nufiertul alaeka for arhonl $ ■ • F R ID A Y I 2 9 and college, Aizea 28-42. for , 1 EVENING MiNMiiilMi# Onlv 9 8 ■ iWisi...... J k . OPENS REFRIGERATOR • A L L D A Y W l M i M t ; fo, REG. ^ 1 FREE ALTERATIONS FRIDAY SATURDAY S598M E A^cr • __^ Aotomtif" FAMILY SIZE ,, * SUNDAY A-lit ' Side iipcnlnK At-lb'. freeaer. EVENING $ 10 Q95 Adt.lf. AT Too New To O P E N A T Mil width 17-tb. chiller AIlUl'STABLE NOON freerer, four deep door ahel\e<> butler bln with aerv- lUusfrdtet Inc diah. I7.T aq. ft. of aheM Aytinal fanmita ‘ Mtto Fanmito MIRRORS area, new tale touch-opea R«*utar ar M«Mm F door latch, beautiful new hi* IITAMIIM s u m 100% CORDUROY In alylint.______■ SAVE SnOJM) Handy PO-DO TWO-VUE MIIEIAU AYTINAL IMPORTED ■atfls AUGUST Of 2W. s r ^ . 4 9 5 SPEEI SHAVE T^a!!, c SPORT COATS Sen, 'Taupe and TV T E G .^ ;) IWShaTSiq.. 79' SWEATERS CRaitwal Gray. | ] | R EG , New alMider prohle for , (CBKW NECK) . CARNIVAL SATURDAY SUNDAY ’•S, wUh MW 110 degreea I 2^8 .95 Gray. White, mlrrebMUM pletnro tube, School Starters ' Band STABtiNO AT «:l*0 A.M STARTINT, AT NOON sew allmmer, fnmlliire- SQJ 5 NIGHT depth eoMnel, sew eaej •'n ... VMsnifii B. to (wteh ^ tmlngr M f FRIDAY Sulky Roeing U m A y h t I Band Concert X*r pictare, giMt fl” Jit- TIMMIIE SAVI la S K«w Ckilota F t r O N M m e iL N IK Hug* Midway VI froRt apealier. New Cottt* Porod* S 1 M . 0 0 •mtk L ..... ' Bond C|Me*rt o n to . R id M Antique Auto Skew s«pt 37*. 1 “ The Campus Voudovill* Shew ' B o o th s style hit, . . Hor«* Show Vallwm fioisliMl 3 .R IN G , E x h ib itio M P lr e w e r fc t V o u d o v lM * ST«TIM4Rt b i n d e r H vouR frir«$toh 4 OPEN loo Skacci Exciting ■ ; 7 1 ^ C^lora 7 9 ^ ■ Jarman’s “Desert Sand’’ buck with THURS. NITE 50Envelopet AND S T O R E thick red rubber sole / ENJOY YOt^RSELF TILLS Here’* iltc nevffet,and *marte*f version of that Ihhg-time MM'S AND UORr fatorite -— the plain-tcp blu'cher with red nihher sole and OURATKMA Come A s o r M heel. Thiivgood-looking Jarman, made of san'd eoldred tSSMAWSTV •m FU SH brushed buck leather, fealurea jaunty comfort and real . ;^nd Bring 1 V E m TO m BillbMi ^TOTE 30” ■ S S S S ? PUSH m is IJ- s t a p i I r rugfcdneea wall aa maart Mylingj TM $nli lArtiw . MANCHESTER N0 4 «rMENT Hlglito QM Mlt) Fac. IHFiflrlOOQ Drop by and let as it you —^ it'a topa for achofd The Pamtly Ptotoi Warti Pltowaa. Can«a , £ waar andigeneral Totoelrin* ‘ around." T E L MI 3-7III TILL NOV. ItL R a t. M d [PlisricCH*! s a t ^ » • • .'7'' ' ......

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MANCHESTER EVENING H ^ A ^ . MANCHESTER. C O i^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1968 ’ PAGE 8 EVENTEEN ;FAGB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HiSRALD, MANCHESTER.-CONN^ WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST *0, 1961

.Nut," Tha moviaa 4*a ahown at la. Informa.1 quartara laid Ji ^ chedulad h private Jhuddlas with Rockville-V ernot ^ a k sender tha ^wbcohahlp «f the would urge tha group at a meetingating Mh.er delegations. A?ew Social Security Setup >< Jxyeeea. France Backs thia afternoon to back g‘Japanese Soma Latln-American delegatea As You Like It Hcout TV»op Reaiimee j amendment to the weetern propoa- ware raportad fearful that tha Boy Scout Troop 86 of Vamon fflan to Send al. Norwegian 'resolution could be To Increase Taxes, Benefits ^ By OiCK i|DWARD Starts Toi/iorrow at S:30 AJI. $30,000 TotaTDropped from will reaume weekly meatlnga to-- Cbuva da Murvllle 'talkpd priV' used to justify intervention to morrow a \ t .Jxm^.at Vernon Ele ately this morning- with Indian keep an unpopular L«tin*Amcr- ■ " ------— Ican government in power. Dulles that SOourlty and order must be (Continued from. Pngd’One) GOOO/\tfLR7 : Selectmen’s Budget Requests mentary .Sch^l. Dag to Midâst Dalegate Arthur Lall. {n, bi| What happened to "Dotto?” r All ScbutiiNire urged to attend. apaech, However, he oppoaad 'any' reportedly told them theaa. fears mdiattlned there. That’s what regular viewers of the popular Ends Saturday at 5:30 P.M. ment-aUta paynient for people fai HiMpiUU R«port ware groundless 'as far as t}>a , Sir eSaude Corea df Ceylpn said SERVICE move to demand the Immediate thia group—waa »60 a month. It TV Quiz—and we now know there are a lot stRvict. SI outs -Th* Board of Selectman, meel-'^ln their area on AUir 29 or Sept flockvllle City Hoapltal Superin (('onttnued from Page One) withdrawal of the American and Vntted States Is concerned. some of the 28-natlqn Akian-Afri- 2 from P a.m, to 3 p.in. tendent Mra. Virginia J. Yaakulka —H----- British troopa. Dulles' also assured tha IMlin can group had drafted such a reso now goesûp to |6S and titkM ^ of them in Manchester—have .bdfen asking 6g with the Board of Finance, slnca Monday when the show folladf' Caffterln* In all uchoola will be reporta th a t 288 p k ^ e n ti were Caylon’i Sir Claude Corealed off He said that despite'outward ap- Aiharlcans - that tha U nited lution aa a compromise between the fact Oct. 1. . -L tost night reduced the eelectrtien'a to m akrits regular (Monday-Fri- "FREE PARKING!" Supply Is Limited. . . . opened on the firiit day of achool. treated during the nloniVof July. the morning debate by lappealing States has ho intention of keep ■Nohveglan plan and a Soviet reso In the case of needy ehUdran— paarances, present condltlona In day, .11:80 a.m., Channel 18) ap- Oakdale, Dan Dailey, a fine sing fiidget requesti by 130^00 after School bus Rchedules will be ân Tlie average pallenta\|Mr day ing itj troopa in Lebanon. lution callinji'for Immediate exit Of Usually meaning children whoae for aupporl of the Aaian-African the Middle East offer greater poa- poarance... Then when the night er, dancer and actor, appears in- tlm t Selectman Edgar H. Wllaon nounced later. waa 30, with 38 being theîOgheat compromlit plan which he aaid aibilltiea 'than ever before for «a- The chairman of the .L atin-, the U.S. and British forces under fathera have deserted them . or tha George Watera-Arthur Hop- admitted aubrottllnR Inflated re- Suimming: rompoHUon number In any one day and 2^ the U.N. supervision. time version wasn't offered' last would be aubmitted aoon. He la tabllahing real itabllit> In tha area, American group Paclflco Uon-\ died and whoee mothers are need night (0 p.m., Channel 30), more kina comedy drama "Burleaque." Aieata. ■The fourth annual swimming loweiil. one of the aponaora. i ■ He referred to Premier Charles t'ero da Vargaa of Paraguay, said Corea aaid no agreement . had ed at home to raise' them—the Count Basta’k Jazz Festival la on Just Say ^Charge It!’ inquiriea came this way. -Second Selectman Franklin fi meM to deternrilne the greater The ai.perinlendent reporta tl de Gaulle's deairea for a summit Ihilles Indicated the way might be been reached on whether the whole maximum government . payment tap for Sunday .night at. Oakdale following acllvtllea; 204 ‘y-raya: 1 Corea told the uaembly - thk At first we thought perhaps a. Wellea iaaued a atalernent llila /iockville swlmnijng * chan^plon- '-weatern reaolutlon .waa unaccept meeting rather than an emergency clear by Sept. . 80 to pull ,tha Asiair-African group Would back was $32. Thia now goes down to with a tingle performance At 8 UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY— ! Morning declaring that the Selech- blrtlia, 20 operallona, 14 blood the new proposal, for which India, network controversy had devel ships will be held Aug. .31 at Horo able beetuae It did not contain a aasembly seaaion, but made no, ref Americans out of Lebanon. Dulles $30 a month. oped, Inaamuch aa the dally morn- o’clock. The <3ount will be -there ort the weatern plan. night with repfesentativea of the prospects for a Middle East bat source said Its ba'ckers had drawn 80) officials to find out what wa.a S tratfo rd {las “A W inter’s T ale” OLD TIRES LOOK AND added.- freestyle, backstroke and breast day at 7:25 p.rii 'fhe event la open Japan, while' not fully aatlifled 20 Uatin-American natidhs. As tha tlem ent. ( up ..a* set of amendments to the Of the five largest ciUes In thSi w hat. tonight anil' Saturday afternoon, - Wilaon aaid today he knew the stroke. In addition there wUll be to all hoya and'iglrla 13 yeara of Dulles added, however; that Jor Norwegian proposal to bring It In country, Los Angeles alone showed budget reoue.ata were "a little w ith the wealetNii reaolutlOn, la op- assembly’s- Middle Eapt debate We didn't get the details hut It "A Mldaunin er Night’i Dream” diving contests In the two older age and older. V poaed to the AalAp-African formii- continued'- today, th* Americans dan could fall at any time and Ihw with what they want. an Increase in marriages In J8S7. seems that one of the contestants TKur.sday and Saturday eveninga, Jlgh " and that he"aaked for more groups. Free hit recorda are given to ------^ ^ - ■ ACT LIKE NEW kecauae the Board fpf Finanre al- became Involved in an arg;ument and "Hamlet” Friday night and Youngsters should sign up as lucky [iHlrona tl each parly with one of the sponsors and what Sunday afternoon, ,Tiy8 cuta, " He referreil to rcdiii- through the . oiirteay. of Biid-a $ uon of anow removal re(|iieata ‘red hy Ilotarv, K lks,' Klwrinls', Admitted yealerday: Fred ,Iur- told us. viewers were surprised War II, will be the "Afr Power” X X Um IN i II Ethel Pea.ae. aaid the hoard aald Kxchange and .fayece cluh.s, and gciTNcn, lla rlfo rd ; RnlfeVt P ra tt. .11 Monday morning whgn the only episode -on Channel 18, Sunday Pbfi tti chtffe the AfiierlNin Dying f’orp. riHilpy (■ii'clc; Gerald Rohichand. words that accompanied the auh- U4 TMf posaihljôther ilema could he re- from 6:30 to 7 p.m. . . . The Kraft neemNi lire ▼laed and. aakcd the aelectman to liter (-nrnIvHl ■|-nwn..n of Mias lyir- Hirlh today A ion to Mr. and be shown. It's the tnie account of time men with the hrtp of pari rnlfie rjenoves) hope that "Dotto" hurries back. how railroad detectives recover a FOR ONLY A PENNY! Mra. <'har)ca Burdick. 94 Grove .SI NEW TREADS Mtne men could provide adequate Miss Dayle Henson of Bristol, It's the only TV quiz we enjoyed! missing shipment of revolvers . . . police protection rattier than tlid WHEN YOU PURCHASE ANY ITEM AT $150.00 or MORE women's slate champion, will ap Vernon and Talcottvllle newa la "World” HHd at State "Portrait of a Murder,” the real- three full-time men that were re- pear In her stale cha rTiplonaliip "A round the W orld In 80 D ays.” life story of Donald Boshor who ([ueated. linndiMl tliriiiigli The llerald'a Check your tires I If they’re smooth, number. IliM-Inllle Riirenii, 7 Main St., scheduled to end last night at the was executed as a ZOth Century ICE CHEST reg. $14.95 • SEED and FERTILIZER Conatable Eeen fllefl at the T<»wn c ir j / > when he received word of the hold w ith 'F ra n k Lovejoy (tonight. 10:1.5 comment CHILDRIN'f 2.99 50 FI. GARDEN HOSE • DOLL CARRIAGE reg. $10.95 F'aiiiilv llerilaffe over. Bill doesn't know yet what p.m.. Channel 3 1 , "Moulin Rouge" reg. $ 6.50 Applifid to sound tiro boditt frftmge Fiinda llroppe*! <.fl)ce for Die Itr»»k'ilh‘ H«.w|irtg Hla/a, to he located m Du- Crrilre will be showing Sunday through starring Joae Ferrer (Sat., 7:30 A $,0O,u(K) Item In the aelecinien'a 'iUSY IIAVIRS’ . . . or lo your own tiros .SI opyilng PInz/t 'rfie rMiWling jD M ih MiifV 1’Hiker Hpencer. 11 Tuesday, but Willt Dlaney'a “The p.m.. Channel 3i. Les Mlserables” CAMP LANTERN reg.$ 7.95 • BABY CHAIR and TABLE budget for a new town garage wa.a leys will he operalfil Ir, thf .x;ui niiklHiKi SI . hH« Rii her ^ ufrIr Naweat styles «f L ight In the .Fore.at” i.a expected starring Frederic March and dropped after Wellea argued that Exe/us/v* i leg HecrcjiDonal ( ’••riD i III' of 1 .\11N /’Hiker of Phoenix, ' •Mgltlng lew priM ■ to come in on schedule a week from Charles Laughton (Sat., 11:15 G-E FAN reg. $29.95 COMBINATION reg. $ 6.95 • new garage would not he built will' )i A Deo ( ’ohcf .»f U Miiif 'A l l / , (»'*1 her fuiiifl, .!•>’ anil Don. today. ■ p.m.. Channel 30) and “The Other Uhlcaa the ojfl one*nt Itic town farm d e fnifl i.s pre.sldeii' Hiilli AiHiii'n are Hiilent ^êneHl- i Manchester young.atera are re Love" featuring David Niven and STEEL WHEELBARROW reg. $11.95 ASSORTED COOLER JUGS to $ 6.95 GOO A A R n U D DttlON waa anlrl Me aaid there are pi'ea liarlNM iie nm f Stpiare llaiM-e oî.Hlh himI III IliiMi que.xl for' in- j minded that the annual "Pencil Barbara Stanwyck (Tues,, 10:15 •n tly no hnyera for It, n ('Id 'riUM' .‘■Ujiorie D aicr mI I or iiiH t Ion oh Mie /’Hiker fHrnUvl Box” show will be held Tiiesda.y at p.m., Oiannel 3). Arrlgo A,tmelU of Mancliealer, Vei non .(’"iigr eg a l mriM 1 < ’I I h h ;i\f vlHiteil lerenMy In Hoj»- 2 p.m. with everyone coming- to $1.00 DOWN DOES IT! ■tpho houglil the town fann hiilld- Sat iiMhrv 'V dl Ii4- pi oi f-d( 'I Ir i»iii MltHjt ( ’i)\entry. OH l^lur- ' see the 2-hour cartoon program re Inge Inilicaled aonie time ago llml h ii'lk '’ Hiui It.*! mn.deiiMi, llhiHnen hartiei r ( 'h M'keii - 1 a i SpectsI one-time Mvinga on ceiving a free school pencil box. Self-Rule in Cyprus' he.wonl'l like to buv llie Inwn j-OH *(1 c. ii 11 111 he se I \ T-l H ml 1 Till*' I f‘i le.M Easy Budget Terms long-wear b ack-to-school Markiw's ana m I rig will Ipd on lUf' 1 ll .1 ' ll I’.iilc r iiimilieH tvfM'e In Kn>:Ian(1 thoca. Leather uppers and "Indiscreet,” by the way. will be l|Pd servire stntion The selerl inen iiM't ■JK.'i Djij'kei.H fought In the Wnr grren. iiiid<( lighls or III t )ir shown In a few .week.s. plan to bnilrl n new of Die Kf'voliillon wear-tested lug loldk Roys' ((.'ontiniird from Page One) | i hun )i .social rouM.s ii TH.WC of S ii tight of the ffirmer Oj»ih>ri S( hool, M'ih. Spenrcf for yenrn hni de- snd girls' stylet, m to 3. At the Manchester Drive.-In The I'.’iin ater at Bolton Notch, tonight NEVER AGAIN;SUCH SAVINGS! If the present one Is soli] Hrard gio'.wis for- Die lo.vnsi voti'd iiiiirh tune to Acquiring flAta BOYS' TWILL cooperate even though some points SUMMER CLEARANCE Welles rlsimed Dial It w«s on tx'Di bfHnclieH of the fAmlliex. through Saturday, Frank Sinatra in the plan are considered object I3(»Di Mnniyersm'. v»ill l>e gucM s' 'IVY LIAGUIRS' stars In United Artists' "Kings Go UTtnere«Rrtr.\' In im-|u<1e the Hem of honor- Hml Mi'H Parker flnd.H the work ionable. The Turks want Cyprus i I'qiMlly Inl ei eHl In J* 'Phey woilTrl Fo>-th." a nalurnl for Mr. "S." I In the I05S-M1 huilcrt since noDi 'F.xi luinge < hdi Ivitrhio iie ■OYS' TWILl partitioned rather than joined to POWER MOWERS - A Few Left, Priced To Move! Ing has be<'n hennl fmin Ainielil weliuine information from den- And beginning Sunday night at Greece as the Greek Cypriots de- .Mtunhf'ts of Dl*' I'.x* hantii- i'[iih j'eruliuilK of either , family In thin 1.99 the Notch is “The Fly, " 20th Cen- ^ mand. r«eently. If Ihe. Djwn K^*iA(;e Is wiU ntleiul a r|u< 1(<‘m ImidM' iK' |o- RIViRSliLIS KOld. an appropriation ran he :Merlioii Dmt Drey might he Able lo tury-Fox' first venture into the i Greek Premier Constantine Ka- dJi'. at (i 30 p ,m Hi Dif' hi.rie of R fil 2.49 v»lue! WHihahlc WATER SKirS - By Hedlund, Save $$ A r r u i a i v j c e f e nought for a new one st a town Iiicoi por ille In DuUi u(^nealogieji, Roof 3.PI volua sclence-fiCtlon'race which all of. ramanlis warned Macmillan last lodge h'rnfuds T (f'D«>ughlin on twilli in Lniver»ity mndeU rfleetlnK". Welles Htnied _____ rnfUr t uniili'ly Mrn I’Hi Uer hHH the smaller atudios have been, night that without modifications • f )a ' IS A V*’ In en ill |>miI of Dic Dine .Hini e xhe Kxpertly tailored for com ffe said the request of .ffi,,%00 for Have luxury PERCALES at the ninnlng for over two years. It's, demanded by the Greeks, the plan GOLF CLUBS — Signature, Values Galore < «tinlcn I oiilght '.line to r«(nnecticut whtc/i hR« fort fit. SiRfa from 6 to 16. 2 9 9 In colrm and cinemafirope, and!..„.in n„t serve the purposes you t.O'vn lTU''ks waa reflu<-ed tiv -Vl,- 'Idle weekly Mluc.vmg of <oliie |ii<> | ; r . Its- 72 Include Cartoona by Robert Os- ^ legitimate means her efforts to- USED TV SETS - Good Selection ttrtfhii Welles then stHtrd lhat| BOYS, GIRLS. ..SAVE UP TO 34% get more luxury for less 01 TWIN born and Mischa Richter. Primi-| ward freedom of the people of WESTINGHOUSE had not seen the hmlKet re \ money-enjoy our flawless flffTID tive American Paintings. Throe C'>'priis,'' Karamanlia wrote. queaf Arid would nol have np- ' Generations of Brides, and Black | Before his note arrived. Mac- AIR CONDITIONERS - 2 Left, Big Savings proved s $30,000 pfiltre fiKure | 186-count percales now. I^ce. 19th Century s k a s h i o il millan met with Greek Ambassa- SINGER Favontc. . . Michael Ansara, TVs ,jo|. George St. Seferiades and LAUNDRAMAT First Helerinian Wilson (old Die IJoard rV 'I-’tnance Insl nikto Dial t ■ 1 X 101" or Double Fitted Cochise, will appear at the En- Turkish Ambassador Nuri Blrgi to Why Pay More? Shop At The Goodyear Store field Jaycees Annual Horse Show ^ g,g jf uad any questions ha was “verv disappointnT ' Dial 4 J X 3 1 4 " Pillow Cases _ tha biHlRet, requesi fiR-ures hsfl Vacuum Cleaner In Somers on Sunday afternoon. ■ about the British plan before he been jflven out , , - . , Uvent on a 5-day vacation to shoot $ ^ . 5 0 The special feature of this' e,ouse \$'elles st a I eiiient iom ludeil JUST ARRIVED! Only PER W EEK **Oiir hiidceta should he kepi to s SUMMER SALE SALE PERCALE Tw ' The government announced'after. rooflerate figure thus kerpiug nut Rn.or. n 1 "rf H tê meeting that It did not intend taxes ss Inw as posMihff \\> lia\'e to Change Its plan anv more. It SAVf I.M ON REMNANTS UfOt to live wiDi eat h other ss a SUCIIW EQUAL TICIUREM separata Greek and SEE THEM TODAY! w SINCER’e -1 OHLON* CARM ANS Th» tnn .oii(i*ci ^ ^ iTugli 21, .. assemblies for communal I nrvi rd y until su< li time- a*' 9 OWLS' COnON B O yi' COTTON nur verv rfimplev hmiI mnlD|U^ gov ULUII6 III u n s r h e s tlT a n H fi. , T , «ffalrs, an islandwide assembly If I SPECIAL . . . AND FOR ONLY Chester, and just about every- oommunitles want one ' ej^nmenis heroine a srnjffe nnil ILL -P O W E R cUANia** o n l y KNIT M llP f KNIT M i m where else this week, is Domenico ; wit h ef|iial I ei*reMHirl at^mn ■' 1.97 1^ yards Modugno'a “Nel Blue Dlplnto Di I'""??.. 75c PER WEEK MORE . . . ,T3ie Hoard n( I'lnaOrr will hold 85 3 8 ’ Blu," Modugno, Italy's Elvis Pres-1 ..ôverqment ' a puhhr healing op the io\vn hijflg RiAht! Sive 1.01 on inter 2 8 < ley, appeared on Ed Sullivan's TV ' " ''•‘P'-e"''"-represen I tatives of the Ankara and Athena A MATCHING DRYER el/ûmu: the week of Sept S At lock cUÂKu, (lirli Save lie! Combed cotton it Save lie! Comfort-cut o( lovely print* 'n plains 'show Sunday night and he com- ' FLAIR A similnr hraring Inst year soM»e neetl loti nt ilifm — now if pletel.y overshadowed the fine of governments. rlty taxpayers objected to paying toit, absorbent — beats sll combed cotton. NyjM rein- Karamanlis demanded that the THAT'S RIGHT — A WASHER AND LIMITED STOCK the tune te is a rllv U'lthiii e CWnit Itkpir MODKI. I. ino t-jie Town of Venion a wiiiiiNia,«,k.aiHiwM4 —the quality all prime.. Sngfo^d^'’ "h r smpi:;'=d.rg%o“‘rheship be according (d The c composi- T m ^ " - '^ •liixonlle 1i p|»reheii«|«Ml 'igg gutHi gMiHRWH iwrttdn oegin Uon of the population,populaUon, which.which,, GROUP Tolii r pieltpad ,ip a M yearold • VIRSATIll \vivM l)*i« (M LOOK FOR MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ! qt T. \vould give the Greek Cvprlots hf>V \eslet ewFMf * n . Z . 1 four-fifths of the seaU. He also ' ImIhiiiiiI ti»e (Inuit* "t'liiirge-It’’ Objected to the Greek or Turkish Into n ini pailêd In the Municipal Plan. No muiipy down. Tot op Sihoni SI 'ni^N s ir roil • C U A N QgÛikWA* IW«« Canton Show Shop ha? announced . governmenUs taking a hand in the •vtT HH’ Take months to pny. plans to continue Its summer the- i*i»nd's administration, sldenng turning him ovei to )u ater presentations until late in vetui . aufhoriDea • I AM Mil vMiyt WOMIN^S RI8 s29< SPECIAL PRICED . . • AMI HOMI MMOMiriAnON fODHr* ©MU* .S a v e M s m $ ’/Mr* ' "The Potting Shed." a. thrilling Nogales, Ariz. (4>)- Jake Capln, XTslerdny. He said the snlc uiiulow department store ' owner, was and -the tr unk had been roi< SINGER SEWNC RENTER mystery. Scott Brady will be seen 17S321-lTm ovor-o* dsatorwl, WESTINGHOUSE In "Plcnlr " beginning Monday. watching a competitor's store 199 tq. M, lAowgMt p comedy "Tobacco climbed in the, vehicle, released the MotorNt ( hiiigml Road” , . . Sir Cedric Hardwicke brakes, shifted the gears to^neutral f lS^21-2i M. Ml tfsoeenU. Hotpoint Hi-Vi TV for 1959 * Completfily $alf- M2 H- M. viowaNiDieQwe WO«. Robert K IVItingill. 21, 1H» High ChaniHo Moc. Slipper s ta rs In J; B. P riestly ’s "An In and It started rolling down hill. 'TTie d«f resting Rt. v^Hs arresteil st in 13 pm \ea spector -Galls” si the Westport car struck a te'ephone pole, cauaing introduces a new idea ISr" terday and chnigeil with passing Omhlan crepe sole, 4-B ...... pair 1.57 Country Playhouse . . . And at $25 damage. . a at(’p stgn at the'corner of Urnve modern living...Finest in and r'.ast Mam St Me wa.s If.Id to * 51 Lb. Frccscr TfUfr) appear in City Court Monilas Sol* Aviteo Ae*tat« P«tti-SHp« TV performance and styl Zero degree Schools Open S$*pl, / , LEGAL NOTICE Thihli' Hc hools of \ ei tmn will Runproof 8 oolor%' R -l^ -L -X L ...... ©pen .Sept :t Uith a fill’ ilav session Notice is hereby given thal the following have been certified aa, ing that’s years ahead. ■party-endorsed candidates of the Democratic Party, for nomination to j ll)j all gratles excefd 7 amt fi 'no* 1.98 Avisco Ae*tat« iib y DoNb operUng of the schooN this vein the Municipal Offices specified below to be fillerf at the 3(late election 1 * 5-yeer protection to be held on November 4, 19.58 in the Town of-.Andover together with-' Et»92.2l toi. will see doiihlc ,.caaif>n,a f(H (Irnilc,. tn, utrwMfM pwtur* art*. plan free - 7 and s Ijtey iww fall afyle, H-M-L. t for 18. Back the'htreet address of said candidates: NAME ADDFÊSS O F FIC E TERM -Tirade 8 will follnw iiia icguliii Jf**.-;*'"' p g h School Sf'hedule, opening st SpMid! ImportMl Cottvfl SMrtt Representative RAYQfl FAILLI s lo the General * EASY BUDGET S a.m, and closing si nof>n Mow- Eldwin H. Grenon ever, on alternate davs some Route 6 AAssembiv ssembly 1959-19(61 | iASie JUMPmS Pleldn, strlpM, solid colon. fUsM St lo 8IL 1.00 New textured fabric, same expert tailoring A. Earle Gallpo Parker Bridge Rd. Justice of Peace 1959-1961 i TERMS Gpade R tmtiila will III* tn, ..chnnl O N iyy^ AS LOW AS FHIIA can chaAge I ways Andrew ,F. Gasper Hebron Road ” ” ” 1959-1961'' until 2 ,1 ,^ p In iil'ciidiMg cln.Mc.. In 1 urn wsMc apsce into a Y»v Beatrice E. Kowalski hanif <>cun(imicn, indtislilul nii» R*9. 1.99 DrMs RoHr Route 6 " ” " 1959-1961 i .95 Smart bow p>imp With __ . .Tnhn F. Phelps Townsend Road® " ” ” 1959-1961 $ trT*h "hd hand . . sC.wing room, dcii, bed $10.00 AS LOW AS $3.25 se fc/A i 2 57 ^ new taiieted toe. 4-#...... pair 1.57 MtlNTED DRAW DRAPES Margaret Yeomans Route 6 ...... 19.59-1961 -OTBilp 7 I'laascH will ticgin al room, playrtHini. W a'il help Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on September DOWN 209 W EBkLY Yours For Only $2,75 Weekly 12:liri p m and coiitiiiiic.m ull ,’i lilt It's easier 3.49 VAlUt 25, 1958 If a candidacy'-or candidacies are filed In accordance with No. p.m. you with lac^t information First chance to see, first j and advice. For,a|l your ma .Oiie uf several I Owl now BIG BOV 36 of Uie Public Acta of November. 1955, as amended. Tbp TRADE-INS EASY CREDIT TERMS Opening and i lii.smg Innira in the when chance to save on new Fall' Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of any ' elimentary actmoia will \-arv ai - terial a, ihcluduig durahta, — add Mouses, sweaters psttemi: Florals, accnics, ' enrolled-Democratic Party member, or. In caae of justice of the peace, FREE! BENNY 4300DMAN HI-FI RECORD cording to tttc 'biia ,si'hc(|uli' Sonic we help! low -coat West G>est lum later. BiKk, brown, navy BANANA SPLIT a by or on behalf of the bare majority to w;hlch goild party la entitled lo ' .'t Day Demonstration'^No Obligation, No Chargcfi 1,700 pupila will hc tnui.'ipoi tcd to moderni... with "twice- RECOkOED .XT YHE KULSSELS WORLD F.MR ber, see u$ soon I or gray, 12-20, 14V4-24V^ the-price’’ look. Pinch- nominate, may be obtained Trom Mrs. Beatrice Kowalaki. Route 6 , A n- : BCbool by biia lliia ,\-car. .'lika ai lio,,l Jkôver, Conn., Democratic Registrar of Voters. ' it 1 Year Picture Tube (Juaranteer—90 Day Free Service WITH .M^Wi-îTtNOHOUShr .MAJOR APPLIA.NCE davday Inin mn.Hln caac? will be l^ciigUu.u. pleated topt,.a>f course. '43" Iona .V Instructions^for filing-euch a candidacy, are contained ifi Part 1. In- ed ,.Y 1,% nilnutea Shop early for yourt. , atrucUpn Page of .the pejlitinn form, copiea of .which are available in MM NDMMNNii School hnura are aa followni: sold Registrar'a office. Prior to obtaining the petition -form, the con Vernon Elementary, and Venjoh ! sent of each candidate in be proposed therein plus a depooU of $25.00 Oanter Grade l, 9 a.m, to 3 pni.i l for each .'candidate must be filed with said Regdotrar. A petition con Vernon Center kindergarten, 9 a in I MANCHESTER taining Ui4 required number of signatures of enrolled Democratic to-11 :l!5,A.in. and 12:45 p ni. '/i s! MAIN ST. Party members' In the Towm must be filed with Oaid Registrar of Vot p,m,: Norlfieaat School, 8:!t0 a.m, PARKADE ers not later than 4:00 P.M. on ScptemWeriO;-MU, being the Slot day * to 2:45 pm: Northeaat kindergag. Ma n c h e s t e r preceding (he day of the primary.. tail, 11:45 am. to 2 p.Sn.; Iliaplo St. - Dated at Andover, Omnecticut, this 16th day of August 105S. 713 MAIN ST .il||llf.i390 O M N n U . 9 PJA. THURSDAY FREE PARKING. REAR OF STOMl Sohool, 8:30 A.m, to 2:4,Vp.ni. CLLSWORTH L. OOVKLU N*W| puplU In the elementary Clerk of tha MualeipaUty. •ehoeU may ragiater a,t the achool You nally g9i y^r Grbnt^ •vwiy ifoy "4--- - i

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MANCHES'I'ER KVE sNING HERALD, MANCHESl’ER, CX)NN>WEDNESDAY. AUpUS-T 20, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAiD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 19S8 ----- ^ ------4 - ,------PAGE EIGHTEEN 1 ^ Just Alikes Are Fun B v arjtiiln c In BeboM BuppUea' ByiEOUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Yes, svarythlng In school sup Shiwe Clambake L I T T L E s p o r t L' plies will be found a t P IN E - LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East Slated Sept. Cmm It *11*1 C«»W- 6 Tw W»i«4 i> Sense and Nonsense Center Street. ROLL TOP PEN-, t e a i ^ a i n s CIL BOXES, 69c, nicely filled will ■III THERE,THATLL TeACH Sphinx'T*mple Shrine Band wtlf intrigue the youngsters as top YOU TO STM dor Of/W/ hold its 18th annual clambdM'aJul Diner waltreea—^Where w eri yoiie^ rolls out of sight. Others priced y a r d / X TOLO THAT Btono (ahowlnf, huge electronic outing Sept. 6 at RestUnu Farm altUng? Ljisted^y from 29c to 98c Include zippered BLUBBER BAG OP AN machine to co-worker)-—The darn uirer in, Northford, near Wallingford. Tank truck driver—Over Hear tops (uid pull-out draw ers filled OWNEROPVOORSTO ed thing won the offlfce football The affair la open tb friends of KEEP YC7UON HIS - pool!' < the window. ^ with crayons or paints, . The Diner waitress—That aecounta D E 3K E T T E , $1.2tii has le tte r Shriners. It will include a buffet Bid e OP THE PENCE for it, Tho*e portlont wera for ad writing aids- conveniently organ ‘lunch froni II a.m. until. 2 p.m., 0 (2 E L S E / Teachetw-I have w e^^fhaft .iA . and a ^roatit beef dinner will be 6 c f< rti vert! ebig purrees. ized. Get this 4 >Iastlc portfolio to wrong, lan’t it? ^ encourage yotir own letter-writing served-htte in the afternoon.’' Billy—Yee, ma'am. \ Manchester bandsmen who-have A nanny 1« WorUi $20 duties off to a flying start or give BY V. T. HAMLIN Teacher—Why ii It wrong ? A farmer was losing his temper Ohlekcn liven Are n Trent MB fhe Fatn of 'Going JCwnly" Semi-Annual Fumltnro Sale tickets for the clambake are Al ALLEY OOP Don't miaa the PBJNNY SAliE ^..The Sun-Loying Mist! to a college-bound youngster. Oth^ Billy—Becauee you ain't werit trying to drive two' mules Into a Order one pound of nourishing An attractively furnished dormi Only at WATKINS, 935 Main fred Drlggs, Raymond Brown, TA? HMm) VEH er "Date Linq” items include a THAiNK VOU \ AW, IT9 TH' LEAST 1 KJAW, TLL TOTE YEH? W Ea, I'M OOP.. yet. field when the fnlpUter cam e by.. tomorrow, Friday and Saturday tory rdom can help smooth the way Street, can you find four Spacious Harold E. Turkington, Burt Inman. TA BOO.' SAY' M CHICKEN LIVERS from X-YNN RHYTHM TOTE, a carrying case FDR PCKJKe 1 could do, after rr FOR VOU / BOO 19 ' MOST FOLKS call / t* Farmer—Say, Reverend, you're at GOODYEAR SERVICE toward tiSppy adjustment to col floors of quality furniture now Henry Jacobs. William Waddell, THAT'S CUTE POULTRY FARM STORK In the for 14 records complete with rec those up / BUMNlNia INTO TOU NOW'S I GOT ( THE NAME., ME ALLEY. .WHAT'S ‘ Tank truck driver—The portion'* Just the man I want to aee. Tell STORE. 713 Main Street. With Parkade and prepare, them this lege. THE UNDA -^HOP, 968 s a l e ; p r i c e d . Shop for yourself Frank Maloney and Joseph Pren VOUR FRONT ord index, $1.19. MY TREASURES, IT PICKED UR V MI69 BOO' you served me on the way up yia- me. how did Noah get these Into every pilrcHaae of $150 yoii receive way. Saute In cup butter until Main Street, home of beautiful and for gifts, there is no better tice. NAME? $1.00 is a smoothly lined box cov MISS..-.?’ terday were twice a* big. tM a rk ? , ^ for juat one petuiy. mor« your nipciy browned. Remove from pan. bedroom ensembles! has back-to- opportunity than now to snare that ered in plastic to hold precious choice of Itema valued at $20 or Blend In 8 tablespoons flour, 1 school SPECIALS OK "BATES" winning combination of beauty on keepsakea'"aml mementos. There more. While you are here, jlldk up cup chicken broth or bouillon, 1-3 SPREADS. For your owh room a budget A roomy sewing buejeet, are DIARIES, $1.49, PHOTO AL your FREE COPY of the fall and cup sherry, M tap. salt and dash the heirloom type “BATES” DEL- $10.75, reg. $12.85 has the appeal BUMS, .SCR^BOOKS, and loose- Deaths Last Night Daily Crossword Puzzfe winter CATAiDOQUE of GOOID- pepper. Cook and SUr till thickened MONT is luxuriously bullion of a Vermont maple sap bucket. leaf NOTEBOOKS, YEiAR PRODUCTS FOR CAR and smooth. Add- livers and l-S fringed and at low white .eale .Decorative and \uieful. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a n d h o m e . chp sliced stuffed olives. Serve prices. BUY BLANKETS NOW -----^ 7 , Soup on the Hocks O ip Takes Rochester, Minn. — Dr. Henry over hot cooked noodles or rice. through the blanket club plan, and I pan HYe for two-ymonths-on a I9th Hole Honors F. Helmholt, 75, internationally Reinforce thoae buttona on the Delicious and so good for you. asVe. Fam ous “Chatham ” labels good compliment, , Locker snacks for'thirsty, fam known in the field of pediatric* J.I.T fC-Aa, Anawer to Prevlou* Puiilii children'* clothea, aa well aa work are here also "North Star" In —Mark Twain ished golfers nuisl be thirst and .Mayo Clinic doctor, died Tues A l o n a c i I L a u a ■ u n n clothe* for . the Tmen, by aewing Love Match—Soup on tfie Rocks Workirtg for a Living 100% Wools, acrllan- and durable quenching, should be robust. Cool day of a heart ailment. He served O Ol I them on with embroidery thread. aad Sandvvtches ARE L'NDEI^fe k> blends. Foryourself, for gifts, the Compare These Savings ing revitalizing Soup on the Rock* in aeveral national and interna r»AAU■ w« HiiiM. Hang a colorful dust pan on your all the punch and verve boys pre Embroidery pat'tein for lir.st-ela.ss mailing. Send malch them, they team up happily. 35 Typiati use It by an experienced corsetlerre. Do SIERY. Chill-cha.sing NYLON Cronin, 4,9. sport.s columnist for u r - fer. In stripes and plaid.GW»fc hw. r 51. the water, and .yo'i're all set. Of type K when you apertfy. Have you a copy of our 1958 ping is a 'specialty here. They have In an assortment of colors 39c ly seasoned amt then served with a NEW •Why no, Lucille! I didn’t tell anybody about you and Needlework Album? It contains each, at JOHNSON PAINT COM all manner of up-to-the-minute flair. I’Mm Mutual Funds PANY, 723-Main St., you can fill JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDEIELI) Eddie. . •. I didn't know It wae a eecret!" If you find that you have added dozens of pretty designs in cro hair styles at their fingertips, lo For maximum safety, income nail holes and small imperfections too much salt to your stew-, add chet, knit, embroidery and sew; offer \ou, lo adapt "to your taste. If the tears flow every lime you we CAN "AND DIP.' and growth, you should check the plus directions for one knit and any time with NO PUTTY KNIFE raw potatoes. They'll absorb the For school-opening you'll wabt lo g rate an onion, ju'at put a piece of YOU'VE HAD IT, R. C. BY JOHNNY HART many advantages'^ of MUTUAL and NO .SANpiNG. Do it the quick Date Bread Mix HANK. LET'S it down the cost of redecorat AND COMPANY, 913 Main St. BACK^TO-SCHOOL outfits may salted ^vegetable shortening with the imperfection will be gone. ing without sacrificihg the quality be assembled with dispatch from one part of flour and use It to one of the gelatins thai has been luncheons anti at breakfast! Mitchell 3-1871. flavored, sweeteneij, wlored and of your W A L L P A P E R , If you take the extensive, good-looking stock coat the inside of a pan In which a When you make gravy. It's a packaged. Children love it! advantage of the SALE at SHER- Easy way to make soft bread for boys and girls at MARLOW'S. butter-l.vpe cake Is to be baked. good idea to start with boiling A WTK-WIILLLAMS COMPANY. All 867 Main Street. For BOYS you'll cubes. Stack two or three slices of ivater. You have to,-stir the mix There Is a Dlffereiico from regular stock, this pre- the bread on a bread board. With find the trousers and shirts tailor August Savings on Ritgs ture until it begins to ))oll, and trtmmed WALLiPAF'ER is only ed lo withstand the Yugged treat MANCHE.STER CARPET CEN When you iiavp voiir lihu.s do- a bread knife, and using a .sawing the boiling w ater will save you veloped-al.THU FAtiLOT .STUD40, 77c a single roll, usually much motion, cut the bread into narrow ment of an active bo.v. Here, too. T ER , corner Main and Middle a great deal of time. .higher. The array of colors, de are the "LlUle, Yankee" shoes, the Tpke. has Augu.st CLEARANCE 70 ^ st Center .Street, notice the strips. Cut again in the opposite ( loan picture you get that l.s. clear AND OTHIR lEADINS FOOD STORES signs, motifs for kitchen, bed longwearing socks, underwear plus tags on famous-name ruga. At this direction to make cubes of even filake a Favorable Impression and sharp. Their PHOTO FINISH room, bathroom, den or liying accessories (ties, belts, jewPlry). time of year many homemakers size. On acquaintances in .school, col., ING SERVICE Is the result of ir. , 1 protective are already making plana for room ’.vlH intrigue you. Even if lege or a beginning career by aee- csrofiil work, Wltli up-to-date raincoat and rubbers. Add a hand freshening their homes a* |he "in you can’t get to the job until after A Reliable Investment Ing to It that your wardrobe 18 al eqiilpnienl used by a trained stuff. 1 a if e HEARD WHAT WE HIARO NEXT TO GAS CO. - THAT FINN IS BUILT-IN KITCHEN VFRY GOOD 691 M AIN STREET f p a r k in g : IN THE REAR •

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Zora Folleyx Manager Leaders Bow Twicer ILL Affair Tonigkt F & P 5 - 3 Reaches Third Round INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE )To Start af 6:30 Nasslff Arins aitd Bantly Oil Seek Patterson Match 4 ^ Lead Cut to 6^ G am es played to a 1-i/tie in a contest In Women’s Golf JEveht Close to 750 parents, coaches, On l l ^ e r by Howes] Called during the; sixth inning be cause of darkneii'g at the West Chandler. Ariz., Aug. 20 (/P)— ‘'I, deserve the chance to fight ...... ’ V- timpirea. guests and Little I i W York, Aug. 20 (ffO—Tw much Don Drysdal^ and no Leaguers are e.\pected vM at Side Oval. Nassiffs scored two runs Patterson. 1 thint< I can lick him any time, any place.” So Darien, Aug. 20 (A*)—One version of the spectator's vietA’ Dave Howea blasted a ho) run in the l&st of the eighth Amarfran Natinnat I,«4*ague Buhl. Maybe that’s the answer for that 1L 6 ^ge the tend ' tonight’s Uttla ' League In the aii(.th which did not count. says- No. 1 heavyweight contender Zora Folle\. who figures of the 58th U.S. Women’s Golf Championship is that every to give the Elks a 5-3 win ove "Ire & Police in the Alumni The gante reverted. baeje to tha VeAt^rdJiy'a R«aulta Yeaienlay'a R«aulU L o a Angeles Dodgers hold over Milwaukee's National League banquet at the Bosemount in he’s heen piîrking time long enough. Folley'.s manager, mil- leading Braves. Buhl was the Braves’ Dodger beater.^ He one wants Anne Quast io win more than Anne does herself. Bolton. Prekident Phil Sulli League playoffs la6t night at Chiti't|r Oak Park. The two- fifth inning and the tlA KanaHa (Jity t-*f, Baltimore 1-4 Pitl»biirj?jh 4. Chltrtgo 3. ^ van reports that the affair will Bud Minor and Mike Simmons llonnire PHopni?c wportamnn Bill------Ban F’raitcisro 4. Cincinnati 3. i^whlpped ’em efght times in l»oS, But Miss Quast doesn’t agree. “Maybe I give the impression run clout broke up a tight 3-3 duel lietwleen Roger Macaione Swift. ^Tioofl the refrain Cleveland R, York 6 that I don’t care, but that's no'.^ start at 6:30. ^ were locked in a pitcher's duel, i Mpainst Hams " Kr»l)(*y aald yM- Washlnglorv 3. Detroit 1 Bt IxMiia fS, Philadelphia 4. when Milwaukee loit the pennant a 1' Dan Taylor and sent the Elks*' , ...... ’ Ys, \Vl>V. a?lnd 1 vâs riDirr carryihp Hams nr he's w ‘ \V. H. PH. G.B. irp ? L, Pel G B won the flag. Milwaukee agalfl wae third round, of tha champiohshlp »t Nassiffs did not score until the Pot a great champion. They'd still 4ft .622 .Milwaukee .70 49 .588 -• education will come ahead of , golf awards to several outstandine Allen Hlta Two Moment C’hHnipion I-’i'iyd raltn.sonr .N>w York . . . 74 12-10 against the Dodgera, and the tricky Wee Burn course. players and inembers of the fcikt (S) founth. Bill Eagleson and Bill Volt I hr flghlirig today if Harris wa.sn'l . . 53 ftft .5,34 lO'a San Frandlsco . 62 r»4 -53i- 6>2 In 10-Rounder \(*hen she enters the University of Ronnie Allen of Fire * Police ah led their teams with two singles rnnnflper. (.'115 F> Amato lia-^ said: ('hit KL'O • • Buhl was 4-1 agalhat 'em—the “I want to win as badly as any championship teams. PhiHu^'. If ...I 1 0 ,0 n <0. I 111. o\ ej the eyr Po.ilon * . . . ISO ft? ..50(1 13'- Pittabui gh 61 .V> .526 7'% . "v'i Miami next fall. Is another young did hls'besl to get his team into "Pattrr>on won I hplit Hn>body .57 60 .187 12 only Milwaukee pitcher to beat tha one, but -when you miss ■ shot you playee who could go a long way In l‘'ilipAtnrk. rf : 0 P '1 0 k'.kfc"- ! ’ I Irtink I can heat I’atlrrson at Dcli'oit . . .VI ftO .48.3 16', l^)S Angeles . Chicago. Aug. 20 t/P(—Welter- A brief speaking program the finais, hJasUng a pair of round MRCaloiir' p ...4 1 1 i .5 0 '■iaassiffs 001) lOx X—1-5-1 wlio's foMf^ht for tlir IRC" . 56 60 .483 ^12 Dodgers more than twice. can either cry or smile, so Id Jolly. 3h __ I Ins host ClpvcUnrl . . ft? *^2 ,4 7!) 17 SI Louis . .. . ■weight Champion Virgil Aklna this tournament.' But she's In a Is âlSo planned. trippers apd aecounpng for all 6f 100 OOx X—1-4-0 The Inloinational Roxinc (!lnl' (’hnago ...... 162 15 ‘ In the past two yeara, Milwau rather smile." tough quarter Of the draw. Howri*. 2b .. . •■■3 2 ? 3 1 p Oil. I Follry isn t rocky, just self as* BAlLlnioir . . ft ft 61 ,4 7.4 17', his team’s riin.s. But after Allen’s riuiHlU. c .',,5 0 1 'r p 0' Minor'apd Eagleson: Sinimona Is a hip h'‘pry in And Cincirinalil ■ . . .162 15 makea his first Sppqarance since kee had a 24-20 record against ths Mias Quast) a perky-faced 20- FOllr*’ h;is fouphi undei IRC , .sill rd Kansn* (J’lly . ft4 6.'^ .t4(i It) acquiring his crown when he year-old Stanford University sen Mrs. Robert Cronin, the former- second blast in the fourth. Macal- LtiCAS, rf lb ...2 0 0 5,P 0 and Meridittn, PhiladelplJla .456 15 » a Dodgers. Buhl won half of them, Grace Lenczjdc of Newington, one didn't allow a runner past sec Kcshlrr. nn.^pr I Kis-nrd In Division Wntihinirton ftl 66 .4,36 22 fr tangles with Charlie ITdnjbstone) while losing but two. ior, is the darling of the galleries. Tunprr. lb •». . n (' 4 p h CltURtHSOf’I'BALLLE.AGUE [rodny’s (iHiiira Conn-, who wpn the 1948 cham ond base. Macaione displa.ved ex- t'l’lr. rf . .\t Ih»' ( rossond professional fights snd Friend (l6-l2) and Kline (Il-ll) shoulder trouble. He hasn’t pitchad Probably Won’t Continue batter apd slrnck out nine. Taylor <7-7) or Wiôdeshiclt *(3-3i vs Tht- ■The 10-rouml over-the-welght Mannhetmer of While Plains, N.Y., Tftlal* . Fol’ey nnpry, anxioim and on a I dozens as an amateur He'.s won 'If) vs. Millinrfm i.'Mi and Orott i5- since May 13. At 20 (she'll be 21 Aug. 31) she one up. In a match wh*re a 12- Today look over for Bobbie Dowd in the R 4 24 5 1 for the Church League plaJoNplaVoff title rnar <8-4') match will be telecast nationally FIrr 4 Police Curtis Cup player DAllf\, AR ., . , ; .... iiiia 1 1 3 1 ft ' O e rniite Iradn lo the title tlir ‘ ganie hut green Pete Padeniar her ITobeita (112-111 vs Muffett (4-4i. decisions before coming around. after this sekson. There's a young Krlday, -Aug. 22 night and tlie second game will be Allrn. 2 212 ft ft men on base. The Teacher’s left fiJIier In iihlivion. , i m the fourth round of a bout at Kan.sas t’ltv at Baltimore iNi 1 .Milwaulkee at la».s Angeles. (N) sent Martinez to the canvas nine Since then he's won seven of 11 Barbara Mclnllre of Jupiter, Fla., Sni'iiio. rf ... 3 0 0 ft ft 10 men stranded. Howie Holmes man in the background who has Dusty-ChUrt-h All-Star ga)ue, 6 plsyed Monday. If a third game Is llAiiAfn I'V'IP V watched the rhamp score | !>o.s Angele.s Daley i2-2i v.s llar.'.hiMn (9 111 .Sphan ji 16-ft I vs \VilU.a-ms (8-7i. times before the fight ended In for an 8-11 record—with half of \ dig deal Pays Dividends Influenced this thinking. But Anne and Bridget Jackson of the British necessary to determine the cham rf ,...3 (1 ft ft ft ft hit two triples for North Melhodi.st Cup team. —Charter (lak. RrennAi If.' 3b. lb* 0 ft i ft n a hlood>’ 12th round knockout o\er j It look Patterson eix rfjiimls to Tomorrow’s (tiunes j Tfonorrow's iiHines four rounds. those victories against the Breves. would like to bow out as a cham pionship. it will he played nkxt Ta\ Irif lb I> , -. ....3 0 1 3 7 ft' to gain batting hoi.ors. The losers R' Hams in Los Angeles Monday Hccomplish the .same Hung a few (5iicag< ai Nr’.v York i ) Akins has stopped his opponents Fact is, he's taken seven in a . It cost ,Uio Braves S40,()00 to gej Joey Jay four years ago and Sunday, ,Aug. 24 Dtiwd, N' I I'ltl.slnii gh at Lîlcago. he's still a big figure man. Wlien he hurt his right elbow in pion. Playing Beat Golf Wednesday. All games will slarl \ If ... ,3 ft ft 0 0 1 Iwere paced by Walker Briggs’ ni"ld and cHnie away ronvinred - ' months before ('leveland at Boston I N I j (’im’inifiat I at Han Francisco. in his last four fights. He has 48 row from Milwaukee going back to Monarty's at 'West Hartford, three singles. ..Idly, -the Bravea were afraid he'd cost them a World Series cut. I f she gets paat two rounds to Among tha rather Impressive 2:.30. at 5:45. T.tIaIb . 2?* R ft 3?*hi-3 2* if he ever hnfl any doubts that j Would 1‘olley fight Haiiis'’ Dr.troil aCHaltiniore (Ni Philadelphia at HI. Louis, (Ni. victories which include 28 kayoes. •Tune 27, IMT. And who beat him day, there’s tn excellent chance winners were defending ch.ampion Klk* 0 0 0 0 0 2 f) North Methodist and the Tench- he cun defeat Paltei-son i ' Suir. Hut 1 d.. lay preacher for the Mt. Carmel .Wfslneaday, Aug.t *T I.ueae 3B Krawier: HR Aden J, Teachers 000 tot 0-2-10-1, again last night, winning the open winner between two strong vet on the back nine: Mrs. Streit, HItUng — Roy Sievers, Senators Baptist Church in East St. Louis, West Siders vs. North Ends, 6:15 Howes; DP Fesliler to Carvev t.OB'. Olnwdo, Richardson InipresHivc er with a flve-hitter while south eran players. Mrs. Helen Sigel WIN 1954 champion Ba^rbara Romack —Went 4-for-4 In 8-1 victory over F tr 2, Fills 4 BB Dowd 5: So Ms- ' ' Chappell and Mason; Danielson HI., Akins stalks his opponents in paw Johnny Podres spun a four- Searching P robable Favorite son of Philadelphia and Pat O'Sul —Mt. Nebo. rsione 9 D..wd 2 Tsvior IP tills off. and Bnggs. of Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. George Sunday, Aug. 81 the Tigers driving hi first two runs the ring and has a crushing right hitter in the nightcap for a 4-1 and livan, the" reinstated ex-pro from with his S4th homer «nd a* single. Dow'd 1 f(T 3 runs )n 2 Innings Tsv Orange, Conn. Valentine, the three-time British Moriarty’s vs. Colllrisville, 2:30 ior 3 for 3 runs In 6 Hit by pltclier. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S hand punch. 7-2 twl-nlght doubleheader sweep by; Dowd (I.ucAs). I.; Taylor. Doubles--Aaron. Milwaukee, 30: In $ 25f i 00 H andicap T od ay The next big barrier In the top tvomen'a champion, and Mrs. An —Mt. Nebo. Pitching— INek Donovan, WTilte It’s Been Good Enough St I.x)s Angeles. That Junked the Hoak, Cincinnati, 29: Groat and Duo Paired First Time Braves' winning streak at seven, quarter of the draw is little Mrs, gela Ward Bonallack. who has Sunday, Sept. 7 Sox — Defeated the Red Sox 7-1 “ I haven't Ray Robinson's allck- been playing the best golf of any Morlarly’s at Wethersfield with a four-hitter, walking none Tile Ameriean t.,esgue holds a 15- Skinner. Pittsburgh and Musial, WORTH THE WORK trimmed their lead to 6 'i games 'N ew York, Aug. 20 —Endinc Marlene Stewart Strait of Fonthill, ness, I ’m not as smart as Archie and left the Dodgers, all alone in Ont., who won the title.In 1966 Of the visiting Britons, Prison, 2:30. and striking out five. 10 edge In All-Star games. St. Lkniis, 26. Moore, and I don't left jab like and Dotted Line, who finished By Davis Cup Captain fourth place with their seventh 1-2 in the $143,662 Delaware and who has been playing superb Joe Brown." says Akins. "I fight victory in eight games since quit Local Sport golf here. As 8,4 players went Into like Virgil Akins and so far it’s Handicap at Delaware Park July ting the cellar. 2G, met again today In the $25,- the first double round today after been gocxl enough." Second place San Francisco heat two rounds of eliminations, the Hmokliiu', .Ma.s.s., Aug. 21) (/I’)— The paiiiiig of .vouiig Alex Smith, a 2,5-year-old from Waco, 000 - added. Diana Handicap at C hatter i= L Cincinnati 4-3 in 10 Innings, third Saratoga. Howeyer, the probable 8urvlvp);8 Included three of the last Olmcdo wit It Ham Uu-hardKon appCHi's H.s one o f A m erica’s Making a aenaatlonal back-handed catch In right tenterfield, Tex., is the eighth ranked contend four winners of the championship, place Pitsburgh defeated the Chi favorite WM Mrs. Ethel Jacobs' hrighl spola in the foreigii-dominatetl II..S. .National Dmihlcs Roberto Clemente of Pittaburgh Piratea is thrown off balance, er >ln the welterweight, class. He cago Cubs 4-3 and St. Louli seven of eight memebrs of the U.S, I liiWyiiJbiw, hut manages to keep his feel as he lunges to the right, then started fighting aa an amateur Searching, ihe Delaware choice GKNE BNRIOO requests that Tenni.s Touniiuiieiit. Tejuned h\' |)a.\i.s Cup Captain Pori'v downed Philadelphia 5-4 in tha members of the Elke who plan to Curtis Cup team and three onslx ! 1 C T straight ahead. lie was catching a long drive by Bobby Thom while In the Nayy during the Ko who never got In the money. British Curtis Cup players. 1 & T .Ioi.r.4 as an rxpPi imrnt. -Olmcdf) other NL games. bowl this season contact him as and Klihanlaffii IfTtlny inert I ' ^ T~ son of the Cuba in fourth Inning of game, in Chicago Tj,iesriay. rean War. Later he went Into the Fillies apd mares featured two Two fTiamplons Eliminated | I 3’op Heeded AHhIey (!ooper and Player In background at lower left is oenterfielder Bill Virdon. Golden Gloves and finally into the other stakes on the mid-week pro soon aa pcxssible . . . PHY{8ICAL ftirnian.s John Dfiiiglaa arnl Jfilui ! Neale Fja.sei, netond seeded Mai DODOBRA 4-7, BRAV'EA l- » — Two champions were eliminated ' thr fourth aerdrd Pittsburgh won. t to ."i. ( AP Pholofax.i professional field. gram, with 10 entered for the $50,- EXAMS for sli Manchester High ( ‘i nnaton I Anderson and Boh Howe and the Charlie Neal hit his 21st horns run, School grid candidates will be held yesterday. Dorojhy Kirby, 19,51. mcn'.i entry A tall, upright fighter. Smith a three-run poke, and Drysdale hit 000-added Arlington Matron winner, went down on the 20lh hole | ! No team of Rfrb Mark and Rod has a smart left Jab and usually Friday night in the gym starting In their first lomiM-tlllvr aSHign- I Laver- the Aussie combinahon.s his fifth for the Dodgers in ths Handicap in Cliicago. and nine 8- before 17-year-old Judy Eller; who . meiii logrthn yrsteiftay. the iu»- sends his right to the opponent's year-old fillies In the $15,000 Del at 8 o’clock. Freshmen are also lofli only one «ei m the fl'’e match opener, handing Carl Willey, Buhl's urged to report and sli boys are tioiinl cfillrglatr titlist from D ls es lliev playrd vrsterday. A sixth body. He has won 26 of 33 profes replacement, an 8-4 record and Mar Oaks. Angrlrs nnd I'etu am) the ffunici sional starts and has 13 knockouts. Since her defeat In the Dela requested to ^ e -the parking lot wjiH ikfnulleil to ( ’ooper ami k'la- Lopez Not Afraid ending his winning string it six. on Brookfle4(i^St. Practice Will Dnvis ('up ai e cxhlhitrtl leaiii- set He has a 2-2 record this year atop- Billy Bnilon's third home count ware. Searching and Bit] Hartack Wfifk worthy of long-limr piiitneis plng Joe Miceli and Armando Mu came back Aug. 6 and Won the start Monday, with two sessions ( ’oDper and kiaHCr are expecterl ed the onlv Milwaukee run. planned. BllnTSH AMIBtirAN nichanlajHi. tho IIInKlrs sihoUit lo lueeze again lotlay in their niz and losing to Sugar Hart, and Norm Barker's two-run homer, Matriarch Handicap at Monmouth Carter's froin Wr.slfirlfl. N’ .1 , and thojin- Gerald Grey. Park. Hartack waa to ride Search sofWball practice le scheduled Sun lliittl, uound mall h against A) Vin- his fourth, capped a four-run sec day morning at 10 o’clock at Rob MJffi proasivr t'llivcrHity tif Soullirrn Irin (Kf Kve. N V.. and ('rnig Fan Of League Leaders The fight will be acored under ond that bagged the nightcap ing again tn the mile and one WORK CLOTHES ( ’nhfoinia campalgnri’, dnl n*>l hrse ning of Riveiside. Conn the five-point must system with eighth Diana. Now a fl-year-old. ertson Park. R arrvii r while dofrating ( ’taw j against young Joey Jsy (7-5), but 18-Month Ends Fare .Xrjfriitlne Dun the winner of a bound getting five the Dodgers added three more in Searching won the Diana in 1966, foifl Heniy .of Atlanta and Dfioj points and the loser any lesser For Painters, iÂi vn Ander.son ami Howe, .shaking off the sixth, two on John Roseboro’s and finished second to Pardala Boll of Bidhesdii, Md , 6 t, 6 3. 6-3 the effei l.s of a shoulder disorder, .Now 'I'ufk, Aug. 20 (/P)—It’s 110 wonder AI Lopvz i.s the number. An even round is scored last year. In addition tliiuf vollcvs were only manager in the Amerivan League who i.sn’l afraid of five-five. 10th homer. Podres (11-10) had a George Case Night Carpenters, Pruinbers G u a ra n te e ! white-staining fat e the Argeiit ine combine of Kn- shutout until Hank Aaron hit his Dotted Line, owned by the King 6 :70x15 SIZr 42 crisp and the p'âi emenl.s shnip , I nine Moiea ami Ktluartio Hf»riano the New York ^’ankee.s. Year after year he kcep.s .saying the Ranch, Just missed catching the 26th homer with a man on In the llli hai'dson had hern li irtji for a while Laver and Mark flrnw I ChriaUana Stable’s Ending in the Planned by Group brief lime ^^ lth Haii v Mai Ka.y of ^ chamiis ean,he had, and year after ,\ear he gels around to seventh, but Johnny had a tou^h .Itipnn's Kf>sel Kamo am! Jerry pio\ ing it hut with too little, ni • ------:------Delaware, world’s richest race for DLACKWALL .f: problems on Dayton hut hotli nir haanally left- time of it. He walked eight. •Mfifss of .Ia< Usonville. k'ln ton Iftle. I>a.st 3’oHr I.»ope7. had his * * * the distaff runners. Eight were Springfield, Mass., Aug. 20— hand court players i Hixth seeded Mike Davie.s and inning. 'Hie White Sox then got Major League Citizens of Wlnsted, Conn., who Price So -loiir.i put Dlmcflo uilh Kh h ('hit ago While Sox right on the GIANTS 4, REDS 8 - An error entered in the Diana, with search iwARLOWS HiH Knight of FnglamI draw W il Yr.iiUers' laH )>el'ore tliey folrled he- thr clincher in the second on a ing packing top weight of 123 wood-masonry ardafui ninl the mrtve mav pay walk, error, \nficld out add a single and Willie Kirkland's triple won it have followed the progress of Vi'lriiout Tredc-ln liam H'lntl fif Lajolla, ('jilif. ami taiivr hl.i pltrhing uaan'l f|Uilr = = L e a d e r s = for the Giants. Southpaw Johnny pounds. Doited Line got 118, and haiHl.ionir rllvldemla ‘ Demits Ralslon of Bakersfield, by Nellie Fox who sot a major George Case through his high Each PIm Tat MneKfiy. hack with Iiih DhnIh drr|i rnou|2h, 'Phis yrar, lir ha«l tin' Ainerlcaii I.eague Anlonelli (14-10) was the w’lnner Endine, 116. school days, his college days At Calif intclung. hut hi.«i pitihrr.s flidn't league record for .second basemen The Tarlon Stable’s Munch, who (’up partner Sammy (ilainmalvai with hi.s 478th consecutive game. ! Batting Runnels. Boston. .327; with a five-hitter and became the Trinity College in Hartford and his 20.80 homes! nf Hou.slnri in a tandem weeded Da\’ies ami Knight needed ffini havr It until lf»o latr. ha.5 won three in a row Including .sot.i It) fhsjxiHp of Mikr (Iirrii nf Jim Kivera hit a two-run homer Cerv, Kansas City, .322; Kuenn, first pitcher lo homer in the San brief but highly successful profes third, fftecH the 'vc1.cihii Hilly Till 'I’lir Snx didn't grt a movr on I Detroit. .321, Goodman. Chicago. Francisco ball yard. Hal Jeffcoat s divisioh on the Cleopatra Stakes, sional career with the Springfield LONDo Mi.’uni Bojifli uml B» (Jihson f»f Nrw Runs Batted In- Jensen, Boston, Coast campaigns, pack 116 pounds to bo chalk resistant, prevent unsightly whito-staln- York. Aftrr toning thr first art ^'fl^krra behind Divk Donovan ami on three errors in a h’JleBs fourth drove In all the Reds' nms. two Aug. 30 as George Case NJght at fmir wiimen'if units Hay Mooir Thr Sox have won 14 105; Sievers. Washington, 89; Cerv, s,piece. - Willie Shoemaker ri ler STOCK-CAR RAGINC III thr fivr IniiiTTHmrntK* thry liHvr inning, then took it on Rodtky with a homer that tied it in the Pynchon Park In Springfield when ing below painted surfaces. of 17 aimr wliilr thr Yankrca havr Kansas City, 83; Colavito, Cleve ninth. litunch. The Calumet Farm had lirrii Injirthrr. tho twnnnmo downnl Colaviln's lying, three - run 28th «n entr.v of Amoret, 110, and Rose ths Giants will engage the Albany Created especially for wood- $ C .6 1 .. (Hi. lost 11 of IS But, that oni-r-whop- land, 80; Mantle. New York, 78. • • • TONjOHTJiM Mra. iV-irothy Kmulr of Forr.nt ping YanUrr lend still i.a rom- homer in the fifth and Vic Wertz' Hlta Fox. phicago, 147; Mal- wood, i l l . Senators. Upwards of 400 men. masonry homes. I'oiisf HHla. N. Y , nnil Loiramr (’nghlan winning two-run homer in the sev PIRATES 4, Cl'BS S Two-run women and children from Winsted 7.60x15 foi lablr. ] zone. Boston, 144: Power, Cleve- homers by Bill Mazeroski and The 'Covert Ranch's Sally Lee. W Jnl> Inlm , nf Auntialla. 4-6. 6-1. 6-2 enth. Johnny Kucks iS-6) was the who was (he 2-year-old'Ally champ will form a motorcade from Wln 8 Races —<■ 2 Foafures Loprz, thr only AL akipprr to I land, 141- Runnels. Boston and Dick Stuart did it for the Pirates, AltlirR ami Maiin mrrl Hhiilrv loser, giving up Wertz* second ! Kuenn. Detroit, 1.37, at Del Mar last year •fter. winning sted to Springfield for the jjceas- Evinrude I Liu of Lamhi ulgr ami 'nico*lora t>rat ( ’a.srv Slrngrl aincr lir took home run of tlio yeai^ Don Mossi with Sluarl’s 10th the clincher in I Triples Tuttle, Kansas City and the Debutante Stakes there, is the lon. ; J...-'' O llTnoARD htOTOIIS charge of tlir Vankre.a tn HHII. saw the sixth off loser Taylor Phil 75 C an — Top Driven DU PONT DULUX. I F4nhrm«ky of Wanhinîlon in n (7-6). who had lost four straight 1 I..emon, Washington 9; Power, probable favorite for the Del Mar Details have hot as yet been hts Snx build Ihrtr longest winning lips (6-7), who dropped liis fifth in I fpin? tri’-fmal Ii»h1 to the Yankees, woii It in relief. Cleveland. 7; Aparicio, Chicago. Oeks. TTie race is over the mile completed but the committee in .•»trraH, of thr yrar last night an a row. Curt Raydon (7-3) won hii SALES ond I Srrnml nrrdni Maj-gart-l DuPont * • » 1 Harris. Detroit. Martyn, Kansas route. charge has invited Dan Jesse. Trin Free Porkiaq— Kids Free WHITEWALLS DIc’k Donovan'a foui-hitln brat fourth straight with relief help. TRIM I SHUTTER PRIMT SERVICE 1 of Wilmington, I>rl, ami Margairt .SE.VATOKS .4. TIOKIt.S I— Roy City and Bauer, New York. 8 The first running of the Bernard ity College’s ba.sebsll coach Who Boston 7-1 aiul puahnl ('hu’Hgo'a • * • Top Track In New England IV'arnrr of Ftonton facr a vlnllrngr •Slcvei'.s (trove in t he fir.st two I Home Runs —Mantle. New York, Baruch Birthday Hant’ lcap was had much to do with Case’s prog* ^ frnin Dailrnr Maul nf Montrhrllo. .string tf» .alx games. It also rr- CARDS PHILLIES 4 Stan N \ ' / ' rliit r ^ CALL Ml 9-5224 -A Ratlit fading — retain glott and color I Frandsco, 74. ford defeated Washington.’ D .C i Hits — Ashburn. Phlladelptila.' 5-1 last night In the champion** THE HEW AUfTATE TIRE •if gstUI Mildaw and fungus 155: Aaron. Mitwaukee. ISS5 Mays, ship game. • ‘ I . . . ■* ■ San Franclsro, 151: Banks, Chlca- Milford .scored tij-6 runs In thr 6 iior«nff*4.0 ffM Full Yiw.r t)imrl gowl In on >oui' porch,'FncKne it is so eajv lo inslall m.iny 163: Antonelll, San Francisco, 118: Wertz, Indians (2) rich colors that KEEP their with Andersen f Iceiveni ^^'in- homeowiicrj do the' work .j Spahn. Milwaukee. 112: Podres, I Woodling. Orioles (V9) high luster. dow Llnit«. 1 ow in co'st. 1,0s An'geles, 110; Roberts. Phtia-j Rivera, White Spx (8) Ihemsclvej. Ask fot folder, TIRES drtphia. 102. I Demaestri, Athletics'(6) High in fsmou« Andersen ''Ho^^' to Fnclosc N'our Porch quality and beauty. with Andersen Flexiventi." GES3%' 'p «) FOR EXPERT Quiict WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Check fba aaviaaa ba tba$(Mis**1 hJEeJBILEilBETk. 50x16. 6 aly~eaMaa. Ksfl. 26.V5 IS.S6* ( ALL SIZES) RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING pROBCieqT sTRnrr wbsT sodduc tpki; COxIS, 6 ply MMof. Jtoa. S2.4S 24.666 BUILDING MATERIALS TUBES (Exchange— Plus; Tax) M.95 COMPLETE brake SERVICE 651: PAIR STflEET . Oorpor. rf^ ^ rera o r BA-, . ; Naar Braaid' St. S*®** ALLSTATTE Tires ort the bwdpel-»lee*e ana ’ ta wamwl, WE GIVE TRIPLE-S RUI’E STAMPS •rwnsodt Isf tahr, mem dspsndrfk Wrap: laei. pb; laa LUMBER FUEL SEE . iURTPORD EA3T HMTFORO j • MAHCMISTilt . ' Hrlpte guoroistsod. - ■, — T O . T tt. MMcMI 9 -flM .136 NORTH MAIN STREET—TEL. 9-525.1 TH.JIAciiMa7.t9ll -'■It. Open Daily 7 A.M. to 6 P.M., Ineludinir Wednesday L A . JOHNSON Paint Co. BOUKD MOTORS i- 8T0BE RODBSt , _ T28 m a in STREET—MANCHESTER Afternoon amf’Saturday Ifntil Noon S69 Conter St At West Csntcr—Ml S^079 lis p ., T poo.. Sot—16 duM. V.. ', CLARKE MOTOR SALES AUtK .101 9*2012 W a«, ttan .. n i..Q » AJI. M t PJL ’ . BROAD STREBT—MI rfrT ■'Bii f SODS ' ' v y - .. JI * ' 4.

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X-.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST *0, 19B8 {„_1 PAÊ TWENTY-’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.,-WEDNESIÂY, A U G U ^ 80, 19B8 >AGE TWENTY-TWO Household Goods .'51 Apsrtmenfs— Flato— Houses for Sgle 72 " ’ HoiisbB for SaIa 72 ' Houses For ‘Salt °72 Resort Property for Sftic 74 Automabiles for 8al« 4 Biuineu Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! ' : it . fy^GALT MHI gHURTEN Aitlcl4i F»r Bala 45 BoEte and Acecaaortaa 46 Tenenlehtgh 63 MR. ALBEiRT PRO’frES TO COLUMBIA LAKE—SevA room ’ m a n c Yie s t e r 8-8 DUPLEXr-CSblnet kltSena, ANDO'VER — For' th* party de YOU THERE IS A UONUBR'S T V Sendcs. available PRK-MEASOM Chain aaw tpMial. I56T W O L V B R m p 'n ,ft. cuatom rahahling Cape Ood, double ga- modern baths, Hot water heat, siring privAcy. ’Two-room cottage Hof fa Aide Charges 1952 Chevrolet Convertible auto- “ SANTA C1AU8” Classified any time. AntennA conversions iBav* up to 50% on Clinton sawa. craft. 85 h.p. Evlnrudewotor and NEW B ROOM apartm^t. heat. J>ot rege, diehwasher,.' fireplace, ISO’ 8 RO«M.CAPE OOD. Q uigA . baae. aluminum atorma, .double garage, next to Hop River, Hi mile off matlc-'Radio, heat«f, ,while wall 4tI8T PAY MONTHLY! - y ment,. >titiimum--'^>h, $14,'000. latge lot, busline. Immaculate lire*. Beautiful ro»a rirtor with Phileo factory supervised service New artd used. Capitol EiquipRlent gator trailer, need very, litU*. MI ■ water. $100 ^monthly. MI 3-8$ro. ..frontage, beautiful landscapihg. Bunker Hill Road. Nice ground*, ,HIdur at *rilB ‘oenct w*« Ik) MESS WHAT'M,n* AtWA^ W HOUR HACSM OP )>Eft. Co., 58 Main 6L. m 5-7555. 8-2840. r, *„Or 5 YEARS to PAY ' CarHon W. Hutehiii*. Ml 9-S132. Owner must s e ll,^ condtUon, only $18,600. Carlton W. approximately 3 acres. Asking blark lop only 15.00 down. Bal Tcl. Ml 9 1488, ,------_» ------V Advertisement ROUGH AMO 1DU0H TMIM taw SIONTHLY. p a y m e n t s 6-ROOM RANCH: Pireplkc*,' porch, Hutchine,' Ml 9-8132. $8,800 or beet offer. Must aril. ance monthly. Brunner'a Kdael, AMO-MOU JUST CANT TAKE ANV MORE , $16.83 (xvn) — New Capa with uoo HarHman Smear ih ALL TYPES serein* repaired and FQWiat MOTORS—gntira atock at FIVE ROOMS to rent. Call MT garage, electric range. Near Terme available. Lawrence F. CLASSIFIED A DVT. -ein the Mancheater-Vernon town chetjgo down Myniant, 20 montha Building Materials 47 5 COMPLETE 8-l588Ac‘ . aquar* ft. 'ot hiring area, 5 mlnutaa MANCHESTER—8 o u t h Wlndeoy line; Open evenlng'a. rewired. ’ Quirk service. Call Ml - Quckley^chool, Immediate occu Flano, BrOketr; MI 9-8910. DEPT. HOURS 9-4533 for free pick-up. Weather- } y»Wf VOTTA WEEkr to pi^,rCQle'a Discount StMion, sM ROOMS OF .BRAND NEW fi«ra Maneheeter Green. Younga area-:-(Carman Road — between THREE ROOM furnlahed’ apart pancy.' $18,700. • Baldwin and Concord). Six room i 1952 CHEVROLET—4 door station Guard Co., 443 Main 81. TM BEAT,' POOPED.' CsntagSt. ^ TDUR BUILDING NEEDS. rURNiTORE c town kttehen living room with 8:15 A.M; to 4-:30 P.M. w h o l e s a l e p r i c e ment with bath. Heat and hot 8-ROOM c u s t o m RANCU. BuUL il982 White ranch (24x84). Dining I wagon. 5 cyl Radio.' heater. Pow BUSMEPr I'M MOT AU 1009(i guaranteed, come in orig fireplace, veatlbule. Basement ga Suborbiin for Sale 75 Rackets Testimony 18” TORO ROTAgY mower. dl» water, 'ô children. Call MI $-7$78. îna,''flainleea steel range, ' v*n room lor family room)' 17x10. er Glide, l»w hilleage. Good M A M RUBBISH CO Pull tim* OOMNA PO A THING 5d and I8d Common'Hall* inal {actory . cratei, Tvlth Original rage^ lAiige lot, $18,300. R. F, THIS WCEK-EnP continued model. Regufar 185.95, . '$9.90 p ef keg Dimock and Co., Realtors, MI ow bank cleaning, ‘removal aervlee, land factory Mriel numben. . * WILL SHARE my home with three ; $21,000. BUT-STA-f IN now t49.55>Marlowâ. 887 Main St; Biiitder'e Wool iniiulation 9-8248, Barbara Woods, Ml f-VVOS, 'room. Tnree bedrooma. High ele ANDOVER (OonttMied from Dm ) term* 149 month. Brunner'* h:d- -scaping, lawn* mowed, driveway b l o n d b e d r o o m echool teahherc- Vicinity High FOR CLASSIFIED A DVT Kealing. patching' Metal, card THE sack; $38.00 per M' Robert W,- Agnew, Ml Jo 8-ROOM Ca p e . Lakewood Clrtge vation, sweeping view, ^ mil* off $11,800—New flv# room ranch, no . *el. Tolland Tpke., Talcottville. l iv in g r o o m s u i t e . School. Tel. MI 9-8788. Colum bia ^ •r“ •" ' e AFT, board dnim* Ml 9-9757 Loeft 'Setk , 51.75 each seph N. Ashford, AO . 9-4n8, pr area. -PaneM living room, 3 fire Wilbur Cross, 3/10 mile from Rt. baaemem. H<>1 water baseboard and you'll defleat him in Novem MON. THRU FRl. \ Open evening* 'til 9. SHU1». Harrv Mahdney, 6 PU. DINETTE 8 E T \ heat. H acre lot. no closing coot. Dieappeailagatairways 554.95 each Robert D. Murdoek, MI 8-8473. places, 114 baths, garag.e. $34,800. 30, about 3 milee from Manches ber,” , he ihouted at one poinL-'ê 10:.10 A.M. EI.Er'TRICAL - Eliminate danger- 58 Mapl|f ft , Tal. Ml 1-1-4897 —AND ACCESSORIES \ FOUR ROOM apartment. Heat, $12,780—Clean 4’4 room ranch, Tos.! PLVM Otmr-C.ood condition, Dry.lx8 Sheatiliha $84.00 per M’ arage, stove and refrigerator. ter. Bus service. M.L. $18. Call ou* lead colds Have more out- Prefinlehed ■ .raneMftg*;^- WESTINGHOU8E RKF'R. (1»>—511,800—518.086. New ’ subur BOLTON Lillian Grant or • th* realtor, qf plastered walls, aluminum com said they were crave SATURDAY 9 A.M. O il MI 3-71H3 after 5:30 p m, A*k MOTO-MOtVl^ Toro. Jacobaen -EMERSON TELEV. f100 per month., M , | Country Fair ' for Rod Iota Inslaired Call MI 9 0l«5. .frdltt"54<; eq. ft. ban ranches. Fiê^yoomi, H acre BROOM RANfCH. your choice. Walton W. Gfant binations, large lot. Dead-end him up like a poltUoai rotary, reel,or tiding type power WASHING MACHINE lota, fUlL 1êment$>s.High eleva Large lot. fire- street. mowers. Toro \Power Handle. 24” Royal* Shingles $lt;90 per.eq. FOUR ROOM apartment dnd floor,' place, 3-car baaement garage: Agency, Realtors, Xtl 8-1153. Juat a* luddenij' aa hia tlrada OWN YOllR pW-N BUSINK.SS. Re Canadian fram ing 589.00 'per M' t PE LUXE RANGE tion, nicer view. 10% down. R. F. $12,900—New five room ranch. VOUn COOPEKATION WILL TRIUMPH youi* own boaa,. We haVc all erpiip Capitol Equipment Cw.. 88 Main. hot water,-, no furnace. Adult fam $16,400. Opening Day began. Baker cut if off by telling Ml 8-7558. Wlndowe-rCompIete and set up Take yov-r choice- of any of thegf ily,; MI 3-4751. ; Dimock A Co., Realtors, Ml THREE FAMILY—ao e e to Main Walk-out basement. H acre lot, BE APPKRCIATED Saloon Black Custom men! Rent our wnali and polish appliances In addition to bedroom? 9-5345, Barbara woods, MI 9-7702, St. shopping, 6-8-4, 2 oil burners', No closing costs. .committee counsel Robert Jf- Ken 4door .Sedan, hrfcter, drfroaler, From $10.50 eaCh VERNON aland. Only rnah need la your USED TOUR ft. fluoreeceni'llghte. Knotty. Pine Paneling I4 c eq.. ft. living room, dinette, rags, lamp*, tEE 3LND FOUR ROOMS— Robert W. Agnew. ,MI 8-8878, Jo an investor'a special. 8. A. Beech- $12,900—Clean six room Cape, plas Draw« Near nedy: whilr wall tire* 40 mile* to the weekly rent .See fliet Brunner or S-BEDROOM RANUh . Full base Dial Ml 3-2711 Twp .bulbf. Like neW, |10 4ach. Clear Clam Shell Casing tables,'linoleums, dishes and-other Ti|^‘stath. Furnished circulating seph N. Ashford, MI 9-8i8i8- or ler. Realtor. MI 3-8989 or W. R. tered walls, hot water, heat. Base "Excuse me, Mr.-Kennedy, I'll gallon all/-+e*lher. Inside, - John fiarrilv Bninner'a Fdael, Robert D. Miirdock, Ml 5-8472.,.- ment, trout brook. $15,500. Near Three or more, $5 each. Ml 5^0474, 5c-lin;ft. items. hot heat. Venetian blinda. Smith MI 9-8932, ment gaVage. H acre lot. Owner wait until you ask the queeUons.” ?100 rlnwn $19 muni 11 Tah-otlville MI-3-f51TU, EVBRYTHING Parkway. >, must sell. Immediate occupancy. Newton B. Smith Field, on Rl. 6A . We wilt beat our competitor* School StK,near Main. Adults. (XXVII JUST OFF Porter »t. Both Mrs. Brougher apd Mrs. UffiED LU li^B R and building aup- ONLY $448 For inforataôn inquire 264 NINE ROOM HOME—Off E. Cen $13,900—Six room four bedroom east of Columbia Center, ha* )>e- HILLMAN HlUJt' . Tl^:ieKVIHU)N Sendee advertised prices by at least 5% . Beautiful etx- room Dutch Colonial SOUTH WINDSOR ter St., 8 bedrooma, extf-a large Mollie Baker said B a k e r'W l fled pllea. Hot water heater, modem NOBODY—BUT NOBODY Frlc'e. Includes Delivery, Ret Up, Spruce St. Cape, Plastered walla, large lot, gun to take on a fastive look, aa Lost and Found 1 MIN.X Available at all ttmoa, PblJeo far nim acee,. ell burners, 275 gallon for only 519,800. Call R. F Dimock NEW 5 bedroonv'. Ranches, near kitchen and pantry, oil heat, 2 amall brook, trees. One car ga New York after the killing of An u R ij b r s e l l s n a t io n a l ServlceV.Guarnntee Immediate De opening day for the Columbia Fair, 4dorir Pe luxe aedan Tw o-tnne ton auperYdaed aendee. Tel MI oil ts[nk, Gun'cabinet, bathroom PWO-ROQM Apartm'enU, Includ- A Co., Realtors, Ml 9-8248 or Mr. Parkway. Half acre. Full base car garage, nicely landscaped rage. Ameaite drive. thony Hmiz, a pier beta on the 1/>ST Brown r.ippoi kry rnsp P-OAOft livery Or Free Storage Until Bernle Cantor, TR 8-5498 ■* .ôniored by Columbia Volunteer New York City watsrfrbnL paint MAT) Wlilte wal Urea, All aets complete, pluniblng eupplles, NATIONAL LUMBEk. INC. Needed. Ihg heat, hot water, gas.^ electric ment, $15,500. lot. May. be converted to a two Lawrence F. Fiano C.’onTalninc dnvri f( lirpiisp. k^yg leather Ingide 3.^ mile.a to the gal siiflte and-toilete. Open'glaily S;S0- 88t STATE STREET refrigerator and gas stoVev.Call family. S. A. Beechler. Realtor. Inremen. draw* near. There has been testimony be KI/)OR fJeniilng aervlee .ludktna Phone for appointment (Xni MANCHESTER - New six SPLIT LEVEL. 5 bedrooms, fire Broker fore the senator* of aSsociationa and gmall r hwnpr -V inrlrr plcagp . Inn Tliia la the fmeat ^rrafi.aman 8:50 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. NORTH HAVE?f, CONN. MI 9-4071 from 5-7 p.m. ohly^. place, recreation room. Garage, MI 3-6989 or w. R. Smith MI- On Friday, Saturday ao4 Sun rail NTT or Janri Sala .16rr and Sona Reniiflfui flonra our SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH room ranch home In Rockledge 9-8952, MI 9-5910 day the area will buzz with activ between Baker and Eddie ((Jock- , ahlp Made In England aperlnltv All i\7»e«» of floorg done Choman’a Houaewrecklng., 'yard Telephone CHeatnut 8-214T vacant $16,900. Olrott St Mamhrstrr. Reward.. | AM.QT7IS/, 7-0358 any time up to 8 p.m. THREE-ROOM,-Apartment. Steam . section. It; baths, Ceramic tile ity - exhibit*, midway, ridea for eyed I Dunn, a mob .leader con Onl\' $100 flown bv marhine. PI 2-71Pa 61S0 HgittJ Aê, Ideated at Stock fnace off North kitohen counters. Attached garage, Main Street, or call MI 9-2392. ' See It Dgy Or 'Vigtk heat and hot'water. Adults only. CONVENIBffT LOCATION — Nice Do l t o n the children, a bora* pull and victed in .the Hintz case and ex- L/^ST-Brown wRlln mnde in ('n.' UVVMiMGS £0, UP. ameeite drive, fully landscaMd ^ CLIFFORD HANSEN alx roon Colonial, large living R R l’ N N K R S Ft’ RNAf’KS rlrarird b«' llrenard Diamonda— Watfht Call MI 8-2849. ‘REALTOR , Ml 3-2453 Near Bolton- $12,500- Clean four vaudeville - everything which goes eculed. lombiR South Anierirn Import , aae-« FALL,PLANTING Or landscaping? • If you have no m’e'B^ha of ttans- lot. $19,800. Call R. F. Dlniock Co., room, fireplace, separate dining room ranch complete with all the FDSKL oi) burner men.* |k and up. f ’all X Jewelry ■portation. I’ll send my auto for Eves. JOHN CHENEY Ml 9-0340, with a country fair. Baker nonchalantly confMed ant pnprrg necflrd MI Hr j Looking for top . quallW clean 41 Realtors. Ml* 9-5245. Bsrbara room, -breakfast nook in kitchen. ei^traa plus baaemem garage, 'j .N’ew lock police were looking for TOU.ANP t u r n p ik p : Bi: 0 32r,fi -you. No obligation. An 9-0788 ’The local fair ia a member of ward. j loam? Call MI 5-8803. Sandstone, TWO ROOM -Furnished apart Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag Three good aized bedrooma, Attic, ai're lot, immediate occupancy. the Connecticut State Fair Asan him in the 1941 hilling of riintz. TAI/‘'OTTVTI.I*F, LEONARD W YOST Jeweler, r*. new, Ml 3-8878, Joseph N. Ash RAND.Sf’ATMNf; And land Hear gravel, fill'. ment- Inquire 138 Biasell St. $11,800 NO (!?LOfflNG costa, attrac two car garage. Shown by ap $15.400-N ew 5 'j room ranch, all Entertainment thta year will be " They were going to come down N^^TTCK Tg hrrrhv. given that I pair*, adjueta wetenea expertly. A _ L _ H — K—Pv—T—'S ford, Ml 9-68t8,.pr Robert D Mur Open Fvea Tel MT ing, relalntng walK aide wnika. tive 3 bedroom ranch, ceramic pointment, Elva Tvler, Realtor. the extras plus basement garage. two acta, which are a.asociate and knock my brains out," he Pa.gg Book No y>074 lasiied hy SPECIAL Freah Cold Mix As Reaeonabte jirtce* Open dally, 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD LARGE TWO ROOM—Furnished dock. Ml 8-6472. and^finUoa Rawna repaired Tree I’iiinUnK— I’aperinR 21 Help Wanted— Feiaale 35 Help Wanted - ‘-Male 36 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Open Mon., Thru Frl. till 8 p.m. bath,.formica counters, not water MI 9-4469. 2 acre lot. members of the azaoclation. said. Tli#» S a n n g g B a tik of M a n rh r ift P r phalt, 80 lb. bag 51.70; driveway light housekeeping , .apartment. $16,900 — Rout* 85. Six-room hag hern lo^ and applu ation hgg r’HKVROI,FT ’4 ton plrkup eatimalea MI 4 IRR1 Street Ml 9-4887 MANCHESTER -L arg e 5H room heat, excellent conatructipn. 100’ Performing al 11 o’clock both He said he went to La* Vegas, PAINTING , AND paperbangmg. BABY SITTER-For 2 year old. * HELP WANTED—Male. Engineer, aealer, 51-50 per gallon; and 'VACUUM CT.EANERS bought, Parking, private bath and houae frontage, trees. Carlton W Hutch MANCHESTER espe. Slone fireplace, alumlntim Friday arid Saturday nights will be Nev., to stay m the pluah Fla been made to gaid Hank foi pay- | trurk MI D-4fl7k a m, to 2 p.m. Birch St. Own Portland cement, 51.50 per bag. yellow ahlngle ranch home. TTiree GiK)d claan workmanahhip al rew Salary Adminiatrator, Teacher, sold, repaired, any make. Ml entrance. Refrigerator, hot plate ins, AO 9-5132. $14,800- Summit St. Six room Colo combinations, steam heal, two- Aii.as Jonl. The Girl in the. Heart, mingo riolel, tnen under con- ment of the amount of depoait aonahin ratca 30 years In Man- home preferred. MI 9-9,541. Theater Manager, Aaieseor, KuaadOrf Asphalt Plant, 587 -on'bus line for 1 or 2 persons. bedroom*, fireplace, tile bath, I Binn< in.13 four door aedan HoiisehnIcI Services Garden— Farm— Dairy 9-3651 alter 5. nial, city water and aewera. Soon car garage. Al.so 18x20 outbuild an aerial act; and Loa Larahee. In alniction, paying a visit to ihqb- chcalcr. Raymond Flake. MI Home Furnishings Buyer, Labora North Main St. MI 3-2427. M l, 9-3635. wall to wall carpeting, radiant vacant. , ' JVOTR'TT la herehv given that naflow, radio and heater... Offered l.TA heat. Youngstown kitchen with ANDOVER—Five room vesr 'round ing with running water. 4 1 3 "Whip* of the Argentine. " a •ater Buggsy Siegel during tHat 9-9237 tory Technician, Tool Deeigner, Products 50 COMBINATION STOVE-Wood or cottage. "Two lots, near (ake. Fire- i $16,500—Asking. West Gardner St. PfWag. Book No TOinfi laaued hy 3-710k, HELLO THERE! WOULD you like foot comfort? FOUR ROOM FLAT—Heat, hot disposal, thermopane picture win acres of laml Ideal for riding aophlatlcated gaucho comedy. lime. Tncre waa also a atay to FI.AT FINISH Holland window Collector, Grocery Clierk, Salee- coal and electricity. Speed Queen place, garage: Vacant. $8,400. | Ijtrge five room ranch, plastered horses or other animal*. The performer*, who travel i Hollyw'ood,Hftll vu.’r»nrl Fla.b'la The Savjjica Bank of Mnncheafer PAINTER AND paperhanger, man, T.V. Parts Man, Yardman, Consult your ''Mason" shoe coun TOMATOES—Pick youraelf. Bring wringer type washer. Alsji Reo water. Âdults. 71 Starkweather dow. Ruaco combination window* hag been foat and applli'nttori haa ’ 1PM FNPUSH K onn station ahadaa, njade to measure All Ix)oRin;f for part-time work? containers, ,50c peach baeket,> John Cheney or ClifTortl Hansen, I walla, alumtnum combination*, $jo,500- Lvman Rd New 5*; room about the country in trailer homes, dacorator. Good claan |oh. raaaon- Counterman, Halrdreaaer. Poul selor. The shoe with no breakini gaaolfnc driven lawn mower. 21” . St. MI 3-8490. ahd doors, rear terface, attached ' •');alurally, I'm going lo stand been made to aaid bank for pay- . wHgon Farorl Ahaolutrlv new. metal Venetian bMnd* ai a new garage, ameaite driveway, large Realtor, MI 3-2453, evenings AG' r"'* built ln oven, ranch. will, by special permission of the iihla prica. ,S. Yancha, MI 9-5914 You ran earn $2-:$4 an hour try Farm Hand. Tobacco Work In period. R. C. Jewett, ML 3-553I Com 25c dozen. Angel St. Buck- Rest offer takes all or one. Call 9-0340. , ' j pat,” Baker said smilingly, "r m m ent of the a m n u n l- .of depoait atlll In ahowrofim. You ran gave low price Kav* made while you land off Tolland Tpke. and Meek- SIX ROOM DUPLEX—Plus sun- beautiful landscaped lot. Priced to $ 9,760-Hackmatack St. Oean Refrigerator dishwasher and gar- local Zoning BZoard of Appeal*, 1200 Ml 3-«7fS(t wall, Marlow's nftar 5>p rn. rifrlit in your own neighbor ers—age 14 up, Dairy Farm MT '9-5883. not going to gel hit on the head SAVE ON GASOLINE. Have your vine. porch and garage. Separate heat sell due owner's lllneaa. Immediate large alx room ranch, hreezeway | âg* dlapoaa'l. Deluxe bath 2 acre' set up their equipment and remain if I can nelp il. ' NOTTCK Ta hereby given Jhat , hood a.s an Avon representa Hand, Toolmaker. Diemaker, UNUSUALLY beautiful new 6 room I and Rorage. p aslered walls, large . »n,e,i,e drive E.XTEIUOR and Intartor painting, own tank, 300 or 500 gallon tank ing unit, Attic and cellar storage occupancy.’ Eacott Agency. MI here through the two nights. Asked by Kennedy what he wai Paag Rofik No, Tftrtfifl laaiiet? b y , lOM BKR AIR f’HKVRf)RKT ti RADIO REPAIRS on any m ake- Plater, Plumber, Painter, Auto TIME for c,anning peaches is SEE MARLOW'S- Complete "VI- Ranch In choice location. Two room*. Nice lot. city water and f'alllnga raflmahad Paperhanging. tive. Serve Avon customers in with pump and meter loaned to ko" Deii Set, six piech.,group in apace. Available on hr before 9-7683 or write BOx P, Herald. baths. 2'car garage, 2 flreplacea, 1 $26,600 ASKING Oversized 7 room The Chama Canyon Line, Co doing in ijiz Vegas, Baker re T b e fla v ln g a B a n k tif M a n r h e a t e r ' Four door aedan Radui healer, all ampllflara and phnnographa Mechanic, T.V. Serviceman. here. Prediction* are for a abort sewers. Owner ropved to New Jer and changara, Ovar 4'f vaara total Wallpaper hooka Eatimntca given. your own community. For in volume users within a 20 mile cluding love seat, two cheira and September 15 Children accepted. apace for recreation room with alone Cape 2 car garage, private lumbia's tittle railroad, which was plied: "1 was hibernaling. haa been loal and appllration haa I etr Two tone paint VMulewnll Truck ^Mechanic, Cotton Textile season. Golden Jubilee Yellow $13,600 Large 4’ a room cuatom sey. Immediate At^^runam y. tlre.a In earelleni ronditlon Ml axpartanca 90 daya guarant*e on I''ullv covarad hy Insurance. Call radius of New Britain. Texas gaso three tables. Sale price only $84.- References. MI 3-2934. full length windows, all city utili workshop, 2 acre*. built and ia operated by Arthur Killed Comedian'* tmek been made to anld bank for pay . formation call Avon Cos I.,eadman, Cpiorlat, Technician*— Free Stone peaches, $1.49 a bas built ranch. Fireplace., hot Water Lawrence F. Fiano $25,600 six ro Ing combination stove, cream month. Stove, refrigerator’ heat W. Hutchins. An 9-5132. ’ ment garage and small office. eapectally for the fair, three year* Paaa Rook Nfi laaued by ! lop. puah.hullon driv# Toiratlnr llquaa raalorad Eurnitura Repair HELP WANTBOe-Female, Nurse, ler^ Realty Co. MI 3-2221. Baker had served jail terms—one 1 daya.' Call Ml -4-8016. Painter,- Electrician'* Helper, pedla. SO hooka and annual book. keta, any amounts. Tel. Ml '9-0474, fuynished. Inquire Manchester FIRST TIME—Beautiful 6 room Two car garage, electric over ago. The Ravlnga Bank of Manrheater | red and while, uacd * month* Service TalaollvIMa MI 3 7449 Teacher, Medical Record Li ertor. 'Phone MI 3-2805 between (V)—MANCHESTER - Five rpom Painter’* Helper. Appliance Serv Like new. Call MI 9-2352. Farmer’s Market, 819 East Mid 6:30-7:30 p.m. Reasonable. _ Savings and Iôah, 1007 Main SL MANCHESTER—An unusual Hat home with attached garage. head door. Two well*, two drive Horea Piill of them "for killing Joe Penner'e haji been loat and anpliratton haa Private parly buying Irucp fnr OIITHIOE And Inside painting. brarian, Exp. Cloth Teater, iceman. ' Pleaae apply The Con ranch with 1120 square feet. 'Three duck.” " WASIRNG .MACHINES repaired, dle Tpke. ing, flrat't|me on market. Large I.Arge lot, shrubbery, large shade way*. 2 acres. Mrs Marion Sweet, perhaps the been made to aaid nank for pay hualnaaa Call Np 3-2.595, Work Call MI 3-2521 For free ealimate Bookkeeper, Clerk-Typiat., Stenog necticut State Employment Serv COLEMAN OIL—Floor furnace bedrooms, ceramic bath and plas al) makaa and mndala. Phone MI 1958 FLORF.NCE — Combination family? ThH la for you. 8 room trees. Full basement, fireplace, only wonian aupennlendent of a Fenner wa* a famed comedUui. ment of the amount of depoail daya after 5 pm no Job loo amall. rapher, f3erk, AccoUnta Re ice, ROB Main SI., Manchester, 115. One wheel camp .traUler $40. RiM iness Locations tered walla, lota of trees. Baae- Lawrence F. Fiano 9-5150. ■------range. 4-4 gaa and oil. Excel ranch, 6 dowhK^^2 up, all finiahed. hot water oil Heat, plastered horse pull.In the slate, will again So was the duck h* used to hi* ceivable Bookkeeper, ' Secretary, Conn. Two burner propauie camp atove, Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B lent condition,. reasonable. Call for Rent 64 ment garage, $16,400. R. F. Broker act. NrmCF: la hereby given that 1954 MERfniRY Monlarry, laath- Grocery Oer'k. Bakery Clerk, Wonderful placeVpr children, elec walls, full tnaulalion, open stair- be in charge of the Sunday fea ar iiphnlalrry. two Iona whlla WEAVING lof.bum* moth holea new condition $12. MI 9-1158. JA 8-0572. Dimock A Co.. Realtors.' An 9-5245, Ml 9-5910 Mr*, ^rougher taid Baker told Paag Rook No. laaued by ('ourses and ria.s.ses 27 Coametlc Saleaperaon, 8 a I e a Barbara Wood*. Ml 9-7702. Robert tric dishwasher, Tlreplace, 114 case, many cloaeta, combination ture. Mra. Sweet said she expects wall* low milanga, axcrllrnl con and tom clothing, hoalarv nina, ’TWO ROOM alr^ndltloned front the uaual number of teams, but her he had served time for kiUlng The Saving^! Bank of Manrheater Clerk. Dav House Worker, Houae- WANTED — Experienced painter. STANLEY—10" electric hand eaw. GLADIOLUS—Zinnias and aatera. office 100% Malxt, St, location. W. Agnew, Ml 3-8878. Joseph N. baths, about 7 yeanijold. Owner window* and doors, ' ameaite dllinn MI 9 *24* handhagn repaired. ilppar re- AIRLINF: Several young men and w-lll 41cker. P. V. Tongren, Brok SOUTH COVENTRY- Six rooini because they travel from fair to th# duck, "1 think by throw'ing a hag been lopti and appllrntlon bna placement, iimbrellaa' repaired, keeper. Maid, Cook, B«by Sitter, Call MI 3-1420, New 4" diaphragm pump. Paint Fern Gardena, 179 Fern St. Maclilnery and Tools 52 Parking .available. Apply MSr- Aahford, An 9-6818, or Robert D. driveway, city utilities. Near bug, women will be selected iminedl- er, MI 3-6321. achool, atore*. Priced to *ell, way extra large Cape.' with alx built fair, and their entering.depends on slink bomb on the stags of a the been made to anld bank for pay 19,55 CHEynoi.ET Bal Air Con men'* ahlrl rollara revaraed and Molher’a Helper, Gounterglrl, er* rat walk. 8' draftman’a table. low'a, 867 Main St. Aiurdo?;k. An 8-6472.1 in extra*. Garage, fireplace, 'j ater." ment of the amount of depoait replaced Marlow’* Little Mind Blely for iralning for attractive, Airplane Hoatcaa, Waltreaa, Hair- RESPONSIBLE—Adult driver over Heavy work bench. 16 m.m. TROY ROTOTT1.LER& and attach below replacement coat. Cliarlea condition- of their horzea and the varllbla V*. prmar gllda. anus high salaried poalllona Ba airline 21 for morning rtrtig atore work, Household (ôods 51 (XXV71) - EAST HART v D l..e*perance. Mitchell 9-7820. acre, high lopanv, Inc,, 34 qulnaa iimf irlatil in I. Write -giving <;3iealn\ii Ria. Call Tuea , Wed . or Age 25-35 good used furniture and antique* ■r (DC) BOLTON—Coventry Une. New Program for the Ttiree Daya Karl E. Mundt (R-8D). my ‘own horns shop Forty yssra largest, selection in town. lx)w — Houses for Rent 65 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, 8-8472. P. V. Tongren. BrokV; AG 3-8321. Oversized one car garage with factory experience. All makea. low Oak St 5U 3 1425, arldrcaa ntifl phnno luimhrr. Box Thutli, after B p lu , MI 3-2915,__ Rend reaume only to at 420 Lake St. NO 9-6580. Hours The fair la open to the public at Mundt asked w hat. connecUon 1054 ALMA TRAILER 40 feel O. Ilarald low prfiê*. E-Z term*. Wanted—To Bur 58 knotty - pine ' kitchen, walk-out patio. Extra workshop, low taxes Harriman'a election could have rate*, free eatimalea. free plckukup Mr. .1. H. Kiiey 10-8 p.m Cloaed Siindaye. NEW TWO bedroom ranch. Avail MANCHES’TER Exceltont alx Immediate occupancy. Asking 2 p.m. Friday and at noon on Sat long, all furnished Courh and ALL TYPES of carpentry whrk RALE-RGIRL Pine Paatrv Rhop’ — - — . ■ basement. I-arge lot. Reduced to MANCHESTER and delivery, Mr. Millar j A GLENWOOD - - Gaa combination j able now until June, completely room Cepe Cod. Good ihqgtion, urday and Sunday. Exhibits are with whether Baker could go back two rhalra newlv reuphnialai ad dona, nllarallona, dormers, ronf full time. Apply m person In the Conneclirul Medical Service In*. KENMORE electric range, double WANTED TO BUY j $14,900 R F Dlniock Oo., Real s e v e n r o o m $14,900. Ijiwrence F. Flano, to New York. 2-*904 heater and 4-bucner cookstove. j furnished. -20 minutes from Hart near everything. Full price $J2,- Broker, MI 9-,5910. to be open from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday Asking 52,500, Call MI 4-0017 Ing porchaa, etc Call MI 9 59*1 Private Instructions 28 afternoon *1 B5B Center St. P.Q. Box 1742, New Haven. Conn: oven andjfrill. In good conditiqn. Good used resaleable furniture,' tors ATI 9 5245, Barbara Woods, CAPE COD "I never asked him," ah* aaid. almost new, with blower and' ■ also small upright and spinet ford, also the university. Write Ml 9-77Q2 Robert W Agnew, MI 700. Short w*y out. Nice fn, 5 day*. mont 5-9034. FURNITURE EXCHANGE completely furnished. Immediate Nice lot, trees. Near bus line, price range*. Call the Ellaworih deeri’z ridea are scheduled for Sun ly." niOWEI.I Home Imfrrovemeni Co ' ‘ Exchange occupancy. Automatic gaa fur school. m % mortgage may be aa- Mitten Agenev, Realtor*. AG- SELUHQ y o u r home? Fo? "He waa going back to work.and ~PAR8ENGERS WANTEpT^ ' Man- reliable) *4 Park Road, Waal Interviews, 'Thura , Erl., and Mon. PART TIME Help Wanted. Gro VERNON LAKE Street—Five room day. Everything I* In readlnee*. Alterations, additions garages ONE CAST IRON- Warm air fur 15 Oak Street nace, gaa stove, refrigerator, Buraed. SO day occupancy, owner 3-6930. MI 9-5624 or PI 2-7412. , prompt, eqtlcient courteous eerv- hand out ticket* of some sort— chggtgr to Hftrtford nnd return Hartford AO 3 5714 or GA 9-4479 from 9-12. 905 Main SI., second cery Clerk, Shoe Saleaperaon. 1.5 OAK ST. ranch, 2 years old. Must sell. P. Ice and apilcalihig without dhllga- The exhibition hall, new iaat year, Monday through Saturday. 9 to 5 Roofing amt aiding experts Alum Homis— .Stocks Mortgages .11 floor ask for Air Coslanr.o; Si'hool Croaaing Guards. Auto nace, IB " with oil burner, blower automatic hot water heat. 390 Tongren. Broker. ATT 8-8321. moving out of state, w'lll house th* valuable exhibits. sea l*.. .he waa helping him to get Flvf* dnv u'grk. working 8 4 30. Ilium clnphoarda a-apeclallv Un and three control*. $85. One 20" Just received from Simmons, WILL PAY 5c EACH for 16-quart monthly or with a 2 year lease FOUR BFX)ROOM- Cape. City tion, call S. AyBeechler. Realtor, vblea," Mr*. Brougher said. \n fl-oiM, Monday, Wadneaday, Thnradav ('(iN.SOI.It)ATE debt Into a second Mechanic. Ctiauffeur. Woodwork baakela, any amount. Tel. MI GHARLKS LESPERANCE AG 34969 or WeMey R Smith Aa- Three big top tent* have been eel avaning excelled woikmnnahlp. Eaa'v hudg SFNSATIONAI-. toy and g:1ft Ilnr ■nace ■: bed outfil with head- $85 monthly. Call AD 2-4528 or (Ill)—Bolton—Beautiful foui room iitllltlea, $12,000 Clifford Hansen, up for flower and Vegetable ex Harriman hai aaid Baker did. el lerniB M1 9 «I95 or Tf! 5 9109 Miorlgdge Inhn Pay $22 2.5 per er. Cosmetic Saleaperaon. Shoe 9-0474. . MI-,9-7620 soclate AG 9-89S2/'M.emb*r Multi AFTTNA TNfllTRAN('F Workrrg. for hom^ party demonat ralorn. Aitkin Company. TBilhnd Tpke,, . '. GA 9-9145. ' ranch. 1'4 year* old. acre lot Realtor. John Clteney AG 3-24,53. hibits and commercial dliplayt. *ome preaidential nomination cam Ihnuafinft per m,tnlh liini CH Saleaperaon, Cook, Countergirl, full and twin size, box Evening* MI 9 0340. ple Lilting Service, '"v 6-lf) ghlfl, T n<*f*f1 g from Ovrr 700 ?ia\v. axrltinf:. natlonajly Wallipaa, Senm,slre*s, Sewing Mancheater MI 3-679,3;I with apple orchard. Paneled fire BENTON S’TREET — Full two- Booths are set up In the midway. paigning tor Harriman in 1952 and Auto Driving School 7-A NIIW hS THE TIME Tn finlah nfl B *897 arifl a.sk [‘’I'nnk Rurkc nr .______^______; spring and mattreas. Factory sale* COVENTRY—Four room cottage place wall, basement, large, porch to 1956, but that he has no r*col- North .Mgnrhfgtrr Plrggg r/ill thn.ae eslia riKtni.a full shed tint advertiaod itema Rijj profila, Machine Operator*. Pleaae apply Rooms Without Board ' 59 itory home. Large living room SELLING YOUR home, Tan^d or Extensive repair* have been made Mrs Ciiiicr ImW ;aay 1| la. Com Knay. plaaaant full or apare tirna floor samples selling at less than on Rt. 31. with lalte privilege*. $14,000. F.H.A. o r ' V.A, R, F. Uctlon of talking to Baker, and MORTI/}CK'H Mancheater'a lead mei a i atmiet wot k ittitI all klliTp iici'llcui Mnrlgnga Exchange Tile Connectirut Slate Employ HEDSTROM STROLLER Excel- Call ATI 3-6441 from 6-7 p.m. with fireplace, dtolhg rOom, l.,ots for Sale 71 buslnees, for prompt aervlee;^rall to the outdoor ataga w'here the doll opportunity. Kxpfrianri*, unnarra- ment Service, *06 Main St., Man halt price. ROOM FOR REINT Inquire State Dlmoctk ft Co., Realto'rs. Ml 9-3248, kitchen, first floor. ’Three bed carriage, parade will be held Friday that they never were friends. Ing driving school Three akilird lete work .Eot free ea'I lent condition. Call MI 3-1801. Barbara Woods, ATI 9-’I?02, Robert Paul "J. CorrentI, Broker, liG Baker, aide to Taameters boia T) I a I p * r,lll ,M IV -lulra,*. M l — aajy Start now. hip CTirialmaa chester. Conn. Tailor Shop, 8 Biasell. An S-7S8S. ■BOLTON IxAKE—Lake front, three rooma and bath on second /loor. VERNQN—About 18 acre* with 3-5363, night and the vaudeville act* each Automobiles for Sale 4 roiirlenua Inatruclora Class iootu i aoaaon ahraff. Mop Honia Partlra. Open Tltur.sday Eveninjfs W. Agnew, ATI 3-6878, Joseph N. James R. Hoffs,- followed Mrs, Inalmcllona for 15, I*. 17 vearl no'-’711 Husiness OppnrlunitioM 12 195* FOUR H P. Garden Mark Aftei 6:Sr An 8-5047. room Winterized cottage, furnish Bedroom and atorage on third aeVen-Toom houae. Beautiful spot 'hlghl. Dept. N, Avon.* Conn, tractor, equipped . with 120 lb Aahford AU 9-6818, or Robert D. floor. Garage. Screened porch. for small development of homes. Brougher to the wltnesi stand, to BEFORE YOU BtlY a uacd car old* Telephone Mr Mnillni.k PI , lentil 9 ed. immaculately cleAs. all con- Murdock, Ml 3-6472. LlS’nNUS IWTCn t ED, Single and 'N Exhibits o»d Judging I.O(’AI, MihbiHh tdiilo foi anlr Situations Wanted- wheel weight, 6 " plow, 2* " aaw PLEASANT front room for one or venience.s. Sept. 1st to June lat. $14,800. Madeline Smith, Real High and dry Buildera—See this face' questioning, among other see Gorman Motor Salca Bulck reiini- of Driver Education. MI Write I f’ ’ BL Familiar with office ro»i- two gentlemen. Near bath. Park two-famlly houses. Member el Rokebrooke taid that anyone In- Roorine-Sirting ir. ^^lth f»r Avilhmit rfinlptiirnt, rig, 1.000 lb. capacity trailer for JA 5-6387 or JA 7-4044. tor, MI 9-1642. .'one. P. V. 'Tongrep. Broker. Ml MLS. Howard R. Haitinga, Real things, about the whereabouta of Bale* and Service 2*5 Main , 9-739* j Ime Flmploye beneflta including Female 18 Closed Mondays ing. 54 High Street. (IV)-MANCHESTER - Six rooip, lereale^.may exhibit. The fa/- Is the missing $300,000 of Green- Mn\ M rjiio of llrmld. same $225. Call MI 9-14*7, 3-6321. tor. AG 9-1107 any time not Inlendad for local people only. Street. Ml 9-4571 Open evenings PAV’R noOFTNn m . uhlnRlr nnd life Inanrance and Blue Croaa. Ap Cape Juat off East'Center Street. EAST HARTF'ORD $17,900 -- Six ieaae kidnap ransom. I.All.SON’R, Cnnnerllcut » first II , ply at Stafford Prlntera Inc . Cen EXPERIENCED WOMAN Wishes SALE I-a OFF on wallpaper Wall ROOM FOR RENT. Private en Beautiful yard, ameeite drive, Non-reeldento, are urged <6 show bjiilt-iip roofR, Kiil.lrr nnd I'otuliir , to do hotiaework and Ironing. DUO-THERM-Gas heater, BO.OOO tiles 4c a tile, Kentile from 7o St^burban For Rent 66 room ranch. Garage, quiet alreet, AMSTOK IjAKE—Waterfront Iota Mrs. Mollie Baker, divorced wife NEED A CAR and had your credit censed driving achool Trained ' Money to F-oan ' i l l ter and We.at Rt , Stafford trance. Continuous hot water, basement, fireplace. A real nice USTING8 WANTED: Honeet, their work. Evbcythlng must he In Cerllflivl and approved la now lor work, ronf, rhfnuirv rcpnirn 1 Call MI 9 4189. , BTiy atitomatic thermo air blow each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, near bus, nearly new. Storm win 30% off. Amalon Lake-Go.- Amaton of xhe Teamiter oIBciai, teetifleci turned down? Shorl on down pay Springa. Conn. shower, for men only. Inquire 101 ROCKVILLE — S8 Elm St., new home for $14,700. R, F. Dimock ft courleou*, convenient ejrvlc* (%li piece by 11 if.m.'Friday. Judging ment? Had a repoaacaalon* Oon'l offering claaaroom and behind ftnv Ml 9 2214. n n y ’ er control. Ideal for 4-5 room*. at the Green. dows. P. V. Tongren. Broker. MI- I.5'z Church, moderator of pany plan Oouglaa Motors. 333 now offrrinjr rlRimroom mul hrbtnd EARN (T-TO $4 00 PER HOUR j abU. Ml 3-8449. liTimaculate condHlon. This attrac purchase of the adjoining lot at Detective Capt. John Doherty of MI1 3^7t707. - tape Ifnlimlted funda avatlnble for $596. Easy terme. Amaton i-ake la free ■ltd without any obligation. the Witlimenlic District CdutteH Main Street. tl;fi -whrrl InPtnirttonn'In Dojra— Birds— Pets 41 TWO ROOMS and bath. Telephone tive'home haa many feature* such We also buy property for cash. St. Itouis. another wiineas before rnUHtruction of hew home.a Fall OE FLAT PLATE Ironer, like Summer Homes for Rent 67 Sa cbgamic tile bath, fireplace, located on Route 85 half way. be o f Catholic iVomeii; and Mra.’ nt Prlvrr Fdurfttlon O il PI HOOFINn. HII)IN(3. painting Car • today for ensh toimirrow Ontral IF |TI 9-0578 after 5. 419 North Main New six room Cape. Four finished Ateniber Muittpl* Ueting sjhe Senate Rarkela Inveetigatlng OIJ1ER CARR, mechanic.® apeclali. 2-7240 ' Boats and Accessories 46 ' new. vised floor model. 'List price complete Inaulatlon, 1-rar garage tween Hebron and Colchester. Philip M. laham Jr ." who repre CotTiniitl-ee, alao mentioned Coistel- pentry Allcrallonaicralhma and additiona Realty O r .lA 7 0196 54 niurrh Rl Yon are preaenllv,employed EIGHT WEEKS old Beagu* pup- $294.75. -Sale $L5d: 54" double LAKE AMSTON—Four-room cot down, ceramic tile bath, walkout STANLEY BRAY, tealtor flxlt youraelf rare, alwaya a Rood. , , , basement., Isrge lo> *13.700 R F "W ith ameaite drive, combination Amston I>ake Co. sent* the church aoclety of Cetho- lo itojong four men he laid (vere Dual UelUngi Wmkmanahit guaran Kvenlng.a AP 2 2124. Fâtahllahed Have ear plea. MI 3-4B24. 1* FOOT INBo ARD ninabout. ' drain board, porcelain sink with tage neai water, screened porch. BRAE-BURN REALTY •election. liook behind our office ! R PRiyiN n School teed A A Dion, Inc,, 290 Autumn LARGE ROOM next to bath, pri Dirpsck ft Co., ReiUtors. Ml 9-8245 screen and atorm window*, wall lo AG $-6278 llc Women; attended the 6’rat Involved with the money, missing control atandard ajid aulo,inallc 1928, Are over 21 Good condition. Call MI 9-2541, full base, white metal cabinet.- vate home, one minute from $60 per week. Available to Iji- wall carpeting, modern - kitchen, ANDOVER—Two adjacent lake lot* Douglaa Molora. 333 Main, Rt Ml 3 4R«0 bor Day. M' 3-S159. Robert W. Agnew, AG 3-8878, Jo meeting of the Council'* member- since 195a. rare Day or evening appoint NUXED GERMAN Shepherd pup after 5 p.m. $195 list price. Sale $100. In Main. 17 Pearl St. ' -• .open atairwgy, .copper plumbing, 110'x270'. No reasonable offer re ahip committee Monday night at YOU CAN pies. Eight weeks old. Ijik* St,, seph N. Ashford. AG -9-6818, or fused. Contact owner.'PI 2-6801 or LOOKING FOR Coalello, ■* convicted gun‘ run 1949 DODGF. H*lon panel truck ' menia riaaa room Inatnictiona’ foi Help Wanted— Female 1-5 quire 251 Broad St.. Maneheeter. screened porch and nicely shaded 81. Joaeph* C?hurch In Willima'n- ner. wai called to the eland. But New Urea, good ninning condition ls Ifl. 17 vear olda bv experienced Coventry. PI 2-8129, 18 FT. MOLioED UtTllty. email (!ILBAN comfortable heated c.on- CHARl7ESTdWNÊAl5H — Rhode Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. MI ,9-0687. Roofing and ('himneys Ifi-A Island, near Misquamicut. ’Three lot'60xl50. Immediate occupancy INVESTMENT PROPERTY llc he refused to *6y anything about Flrat $123 takea U Telephone Ml .Irat'hrr ( 'n}\ 9-8R7ft. ' Earn High Inrome ahelter. 46 HP Gray Marine In, MA.STER KRAFT gun type oil nectlng living room and bedroom. and fairly priced at $15,700, Si:WlNC, MACHINE operalora Ex- Work your own, hour* WANTED—Seven home* for seven the watei;, MI 9-1447. bedroom ..cottage. Aug, 28-over (V n i—SIX R(X)M ranch near Por AMSTON I-AKE—txH*. $1 00 down, Mrs. George Hollister, Scotland, 111*, mailer, invoking th# Fifth fl-f>474. ROOKINO'—Spcctatlr.lnc In repair penenced prelorreit but will train burner, two thermoatata for hot Also single room In,refined home. ter Street School. Two eramle Handy To achool, buA, and stores. ROCKVILLE I Work In your own area puppies. Guv* $6, gala $5. Phone *------38 ic——^------,------—------I air furnace. Oil tank for 275 gal- Labor Day. ATI 9-6674. $2.50 per week. Amston l4 ka Co. ohairman of th* membcr*hlp com- Amendment on n eei^ SO ques InR roofa of all kinda Alao new If applu-ant la fnniillnr wiip mia- Continuous hpt water, near bath, tile baths, fully plastered. En ■Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main St. MoforcyclQS— Bicyclf.* 11 I Have pleasant, steady work Ml 9-8705. TRADE—New .1*' otithoard cabin • Iona. $60 complete. 1 year guar Amatoti lAke I* located on Route 5-family House m'tte* for WllUmerviic dlelrlqt. tions. ' roofa Oullei work numneva rellnneoila family sewing, Kaklar cmlaer for 15’-1*' d e ' luxe run-, central. ATI 9-7410. closed forch, attached garage. MI 9-5241. 1929 ANTIQUE Model A Hr ndv for I In a home malntenanee bualneaa antee. Hartford CH 8-1858.after 4 85 halfway between Hebron end opened the meeting. She turned Pplue have been trying to find (-leHiied repaired, 3B vear* ex Tnv ( 'o . BO I lllllHi d -St. I MALE CHTHUAHUA-B', montha about. \n 4-8037 after 5 p.m. 1 Farms and l.jind far Sale 71 I.4irg* lot $23,9(10. R. F Oimock, 8 rlaregee the road $l«n Tall Ml 9 4133 lutANH New Full wire ImpcrtAl I No selling, no canvassing. p.m. MAIN STREET — Private home, ELSIE DR.—Spacious five room Cqlchealer. It over to Mrs. Clarence MisCarthy the missing $300,000 lines ' ^953 FnpllAli birvf Id thrrr Aprrd uhlft. erlence Free eatimalea Call old Wondcrftil house pet. $50. (ft Realtors, AG 9-5245 Bar B Zone when 6-year-old Bobby GreenleAie Plowley Mnneheater Ml 3 5.7BI WOCI-P;^. Like woman lo rare for hot w’ater heat, bath, shower, FOR DIFFEREINT 'else* and type* ranch with carport, I.^rge living of Rocikville who, with Mr*. kYed- 19M FOHF.UR 2 door hardtope 4 rtr ■ rrit r ^3^ MT 9 |cALL CH 7-B56I. 10 A M -* P M ' Call Ml 3-8*06. 1957 SCOTT^TWATER 40 h,p. otit- ! bara Wood*. All 9-7702. Robert W. BOLTON Four room ranch, two Approximately erlck Hartenrieln. also of Rock of Kaniai City wa* kidnapped and I'hlidren t\lghl.a In exehange (fnr board motor, pleotrlc atartlng, i parking. Gentleman. ATI 3-6667. o f farms and land tractf prithm 20 room with fireplace, efficient -an acre of land. door aedana iSome witli atandard Agnew, AG 8-8878, Joseph N. Aah years old.. Aluminum . storm wln- Two street frontage. ville. spoke ebnut thS' campaign slam Hia parents paid $600,000 m mom Call MI 3-2'.’B5 generator. 18 foot control*, three I miles of Hartford Lawrence. F. ford, AO 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur kitchen, three bedrooma. Full downa and'sereena. carport, ame ahlft, aomr with puahhuiton auto llea.ting nnd-|*Uimhing 17 ~ sniodiTlBUsn^Rr^^ ROOM FOR RENT—Hot = water, basement. 118,(jOO. Madeline Must be seen lo be appreciated. which will start Sept. 28 Repr - ranaiim and about hklf of it was malic Hig tindea Ixiw hank HuHincMs Services Offered 11 , MANCHE-STER BEAGLE PCPPIES Reasonable. propeller*. Terrific deal If sold bath, shower and parking. MI Flano, Broker. AG 9-8910. dock, AG 3-6472. aite driveway., $12,990. 'Owner PART TIME woman to .eaaalal MP’9-2451. Smith, Realtor, 9-1642, Cenlrellv located, aenling other churrhee in the area recovered when the two kidnappers terma. ' Rninncr.a, Fdarl. Talent! S WA ^.SO^'. -BTt'MBING~and h e ^ ANDOVER tonight. MT 9-1086. 3-1406. MI 9-2627. k FLOOR SANDING and reflnlahlng managei. Appiv In peraon Laiin- Fngllsri were Allas Josephine Lombatdo of arrested. They later were \ille. liiR ennirnrtor New Inatallatlona. VERNON (X) MANCHESTER—Six room Co- . Owner will accept reasonable execute.I. ( Rpci'lnllzlng In old floor* Ml div Ml.aa. .7*1 East. Center SI. Houaea for Sale 72 CAPE COD. In a nice established LARG® LOT-4 At 171 Oak 81. B St,- Jqseph'i Church and Mr*...... alteralloi work and repair work HERRON ROOM—Near Main 8L for gentle- Ipnial on a large lot. with a beauti offer. A* Mrs. Baker told It under 19M FnRF.L 4 door ulatton n.,5750 neighborhood. Completely finiahed zone, near Main St. Water, side Jame* Buckley, St. Mar>‘’« - Ml 9 3*0* iToiirs 7:10-0 and 2 :00-1:10 Jm C > man, parking. 28 Pearl St. Tele $10,500—SIX ROOM Colonial, ahiin ful view. .12x20 living room with with a bath both up_jtind down. oath, her ex-huiband once sgid waôn. Automntir pimhbutlon, fireplace. 3 bedrooma, garage. walks and' sewer. $3,500. Alao In Church, both of WIHlmanUc; Mr* ASHE.S, RUBBIRM, lawns, all kinds I’ lANI.ST for daneing achool Telephone MI 9-4215 or MI 3-24.14 phone'MI 3-7236. tnum storms, dtnlhle garage, gi Fireplace, dormer, oversized ga Write Box V, Herald taxi company- operator Costello hâtAT «.Tid dofrontrr Rohd bla» l< I • SEPTIC TANKS dustrial land on Parker 8t. Call Harry McKualck of St. Alary's 24 HOUR Ijnmedlnla aervlee Re I’hone I’ l 2 BHSfl,' allei 5 Between 9 A M. and 12 NOON location Carlton W. Hutchina .$17,900. R. F. Dlmock ft Co., Real rage. Immediate occupahcv.^rice "got the Greenlease money, and with' wbitf! .acnllop WhPr unll of gennai work and llKl\j truck mrWellpg, |•cpatrln(:, new Inatalla Nice! Neat! Cleaned and Idatalled ROOM TO REa4T—o i r i ^ n St. tor*, MI 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI 9-3891 or AG 8-1990. Church, CJoventry; Mra, Henrii’ l” K nsR" "I'd papers picked up 9-5132. 1 ' ' . $15,750. Eafle Rohan, Realtor. that*'W hy he tried to kill hini- tirf®, onl\’ $196 dn\\'tu RrunnoiR tioiIona, ellrlcclrlr eewer rleanlrig. I'ONGKNIAI, WOMAN General' ynUNG MAN For local w hole- <3ul*tv home for school teacher, AO 9-7702 Robert W. Agnew, AG McCutchedn, St. ’Thom** Aquinas Kdwl. Tfllfottvillo Tri Ml 3.MOV' free rrlcce reasonable Ml 9 0113 • SEWERS working-man or couple,'Continu AG 3-7433. YOUNG COUPLE8~Nlce oppor Church, Storra: and Mr*. Edward eelf." nftrr .lune 29 new number, MI drain pipe* Flcgne'd fa.xl and crffi luinarwork plaiit cooking fnr | saler. k'ull or pari time. Driver's Brand n«w 6-room Capo (Xmi-SANTINA Drlve-:Off Kee 3-8878, Joseph N. Aahford. MI Bead Herald Advs- Capt. Doherty said oUiera be- clem Will R Guv. MI 3-0B77 otiplc. amall house. Write Box Y llreuae. aalarj'. Call ,$or appoint- Machtoiejcicuned ous hot water and stea)n heat. ney St. New 8H room ranch on 9-6818, or Robert D. Murdock, Ml tunity. for you. Buy, hold and Miller, ! St. Margaret's. Church. 19fl2 MKJiT^-RV hardt'op roupo 4»07*t MORIARTY MANCHESTER-Neai and pretty build when you cSn. School bus, I lleved involved are two former Herald. ment. after 1 P ni.. Mli 3-5*13.■ I ' J hnthn, (fond Int. Off Rant Kitchen privileges if desired and large wooded lot. Built by Harry S-6472. four room home, large ^rch, coT- Scotland. aUft; radio, brntn Onlv I PLUMBING ANI) Jobbing altna- parking. MI 9-1360. G odw in Jr., $18,800. R. F. DimocK near renter. Two big iotg, .160x120. Votor-Moklng Sesainn [st. Ixiui* police nfficeri.. Lt. Louia 15 .00 down. Rriinnfr'a HttlHfl Per ELECTROLUX owners — Prompt, • INSTALLATION ored Ceramic tile bath, spacious Priced very Ibw, See end 'chooec. Legal Notice .J. I Shoulder* and Patrolman Elltier tri ndly eervice on your Electro tlona. l-oppcr repairuig. Finergen oC'.'"” '■...*15,900 ft Co.,-Realtors, AD 9-824IT Bar (VI) MANCHESTER — New 8% cheery kitchen, full cellar, two Anvone tligible may be made | ...... you soon. Opon fvra til 9 CV calls, Nil B 7fl,7fl, SPECIALIST BROTHERS PLlfAtiANT-Large heited 'room. bara Woods, An 9-T702, Robert Owner, Rockville, TR 5-6889. » areadtov* t ti t-j8 ■ xr O a ns tiet DOlBIl. ttHfl uOnH IK ______lux 6 p.m. NORA H RIlAt'OH.NK.'lY v« Mr*. John Pringle, Republican were senteiVced to ' c o n v e r s e Fritr. DellaFera, MI 9-7918 9-.5245, Barbara Woods, AO 9-'H62. PATRirK 8ltAl'<'.H,Nt-9ty only $5.no down Bnmncr a Ed.sel MANCHESTER Package Delivery j PAINTING aRd «R9V email babies accepted. See Mrs. ranch. * Basement garage, three I‘ n 19'H for perjurv on the gVound Talrotl'VIlle Jack Tiirklngton, MI'S-TISl Dorsey, 14 Arch at. Rttbert W. Agnew, AG S-6878, Jo •c- To Settle Estate BOLTQN AND vicinliy- For lota NOTICE t(. rATRICK *HAl’UH- end Walter Deptul* Democrattc Kansas O ly federal MORTKNHENTV. Speiectaltied RCA Light trucking and nacUage dcllv- ; A JR. Ml 9-4143 -bedrooms. Acre lot. $18,700. R, F. NKSY. ery! Refrigeralora ' waabrra and; seph N. Ashford, AG 9-8818 or 49 WethereU Street • and acreage call Lawranc* F. rtfiAtTAr, will be there eo thatjury about handling of the television eervice Ml 9 4641. PUA s a n T ROOM^lcentral,- hot Dlftiock ft Co., Realtors,. AG Robert D. Murdock, AO 84472. Fiano, Broker. AG 9-6910. UPO.V THE I'ONHLAl.VT d( lh« stove moving apccialily Folding 1 DECORATING 9-8245,'Barâl-a Woods, AC t-T7(«, Two family, large lot. Sealed bids plalntlll In ih- *1""- -nmi-rt ■ctinn those who wish may register _ with Jansom money. water, - heat, septu-ate entrance, >rayin>.„ fur r<‘a>r.u' »'i loith. the party of their choice. She said T\ SERVICE—any make—highest chalra for rent. Ml 9 0’152 Robert W. Agnew, An $4878, Jo (XXVlil)-i.NEW six room Colonial, accepted subject to approval of BUILDERS — And Developers — «. She said Called to teaUfy. CosteUo re- Interior and Egttrior PAINTING M i gentlemen, parking: ,|Ci'$-4724. for a divorce on iio> gr..uiid of ''"''a''* that she ha* recently been ap- nuallty york.al lowest price lof i „ , seph N. Ashiord, Ml S-6818 or $17,900. Being built by Joaeph probate court. For further detalli HHIstown Rd., Manchester. Ap- ilw r<*turn*b f itf'liii*' ili'- 8»it>piV4t^ - •„ * • c,. fiiead, among other_thtogs. to aay P. V. TONQREN expert work Famous left aerrice i Fully Insured MEET 101 OLIVER Robert D. Murdock. An 8-8472. ,-Rooetto on Broad Strittt, near contact Weslev C. Qryk. Adm. pitoximately 60 acres, 46 approv^ f W t Wlilifn and (•» Hartford I'ouniy proached by people who were un whether he *hot ‘ hiiiiself four expenalve—One load Inatead of7 /V k « ' '» M f f ill REAL ESTATE BROKER alnce 1931 Phone Ml 9-45S7, Pot- PAPER HANGING i - OF . FURNIBHBD ROOM -At l6e Blroh Waddell School. 1% baiba, built-in eta. Estate o l Gustave Johnson, lots. Eight acres desired by town to he held al itaiuoi'i "ii ih>- tiin aware of the feet that it la nece*- years qgo because of concerfi over trrion a two or throe—Easier loading and Guaronttod - $15,800 — LARGE three bedroom 470 Main St. MI 9-5228. ------uninading— Dlallnctlvc. dignified at.'. MI 9-3884. atove and oven. Completely land of Manchester. Site has sand, .'.T :! "to? 1 "*'-y f r thetr in- the police hunt for the. missing "AB.vthlng In Real Ealair:" TELETIlU.Ng CENTER MOTOR SALES ranch, attached garage, aiuiplnum an order nf rioiu'f if ‘ it. j tentlon with the registrar before HAVK TIME, will work. All odd and^ smart "The Beal for l.eai," Workmanship 461 MAIN STREET scaped. "’Ameeite drive. Delivery TWO FAMILY BRICK- 64>4. Alu gravel, loam and view. For fur Greenlease nloney.| Ml 9-3266 VERY p l e a s a n t —Single room storms, full cellar. Beautiful lot. ther Information call Laiwrience F. and hPin* found i.v itK- vui.m ribiiig j melr - name can be placed on a. .. He Is appealing % federal coh- Joha done any lime E\ ei vthing la Tile”'Austin A. Chamhera Co 5(13 Near bus. jCarUon W. Hutchins, in 97 daye.“R. F. Dlmock ft Ck>., minum storm window*, all cop authority that Ih" »«ld d"(' od«tu l»i" : n,, Mi 3-6321 Eaai Middle Ikirnplkc, Ml 3 51*7 Phono M l 3-0110 SoUin® Only for lady or gentleman. Parking. Realton, AG 94248, Barlwra Flano) Broker, Ml _ 9-8910,. d»'eli In Al*nrh"«l"r i.'unn-ciicut, and I caucua iiai. , vicUoh on charges o f transport-, oiir apeilally Ml 9-.793* 1539 27* hUin at, An 8-4071,, MI 9-5132. per pluinbing. Plastered walle, ha* *one lo pari* unkni>*ti *nd th*i j Democratic n cn lc Woods;' Ad 9.7702. Robert W Ag- tog guns Illegally across state Hartford CH 7-1423. Ptnondly Soloctad two car garage. Plenty of clokete. notice of the tnailiuiion "I ihl» *nton q-he Tolland County Democratic (X X n i—8l|x room Cap*. Pinlahed ' now, AG S-6$78, 'Joseph N. Am- O.laas enclosed, porch and many RcMit h ’vpcrty .fflr Salt 74 mo*t llkflv to coni' t" hit *t)"iiUon . ramiiv line*. Usod Cars ABartmcnt»— Flat8~« cecreaflpn room, garage, covered ford, AG 94818, dr Robed D. Mur mdraViektraa. x>op‘t' pelay—TIall le that hereinafter ordered it i* Asan. will hold Its annual family patio. Beautiful landscaped yard, dock, AG 34412. Today'. Paul J. CorrentI; .Broker, COVENTRY LAKE-ltok* front ORDERED thru n.'iir.'' -f iio men-J picnic .Saturday al Henry Park, *95 7‘ «Tenements 63 luitrui of Mill »ciloit I" *i"'o II'- '!"■ Rockville. The group wlH gather '('.lockK I ucttunt’lâcked UNBELIEVABLE BdUafaettoa Guaranteed choice location, $17,800. K F. cottage. 100x100 lot. 3 .bedrooms, SEPTIC TANKS W ALTON W. MANCHESTER-FianiUy growing? ______one car garage, '$8,800. R. F. fejithllllfepthiiil by eoiiie..... prop'‘i "(In'"'...... "'g '• in the middle of the day . .W d . fei- FOR THE VERYBEST IN HOMES 6AU Temi’a'Ta Salt You Two AKD four room apart- Dimcck ft Go., Realtoiw AO 9-8248, dlfhaent .irenon caiielng « iiu< AND 4-Room Ranch GRANT AGFNCY Baak ‘Financing LOW BANK RATES Barbara Woods, AG 9-7702. Robert Need a larger home.- This la it, gnt r o o m COLONIAL-Located Dlmock f t ' Cio.. Realtors, MI- atuieted copy of Ihl* order of iioiice I tivl'tle* will continue through th# W’liiated—A W'insied Arro i* now- ( manta tnctadio| heat, hot water, Bight room ranch, complete, first -on Gerard 8t. with three bed-. 9-5245, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-'n02, lo be puhlfehe'd in Tire M*or' I afternoon, Alfred Soracchl ■ haa marketing Its alarm ciockt to PLUQGED SEWERS In llrHilt r l{oad, ,\iHln\rr. ( nr- REALTOR Phone Ml 9-4HMI Service 2nd to None $aa, electric refrigerator and gas W. Agnew,. AG 2-8$T8, Jloeeph N. Herald. *' iiewepaper cliculatr I' ■ Aahford, AG $-$n$,' or Robert D. time on .market. F. V. Tonîen, rooms, large living room, garage, Robert W. Agnew. AG 8-M78, Jo-, Manchâler. Connectirut unce a rfH j tickets It anyone la Intereeted to vacuum tins similar to Coffea-ciana. |M.rl. mi heal. e j * I.IMtng Kiid store. Call AQ 9-WTi from 8-7 p.m. Bgoker. AG 24821.' only. Mutdocic, AG 24472. amesito drive, beautiful iandzeap- aeph N. Ashf6rd, MT 94818, or for two- #ucce*»tve weeke. tiinee con- ' one. The Arm says that, by aealtog Us Maehlea Cleaned Ijirge Ini. Onlv W w w jiflllng t'lfjr ing. By awx> intment only, Paul J. R m r t D. Murdock, M) aecuUvely. commpnrln* on'W before docks in the cans, lu b rica t^ oil and Country ‘ WANTED! MORIARTY (XXIV) AUlNCHESTBR older Al 7- BOLTON-LCarpenter Rd., attrac - August 21. A.D. 195*. *nd tlj*t.return Septio Tanka, Dry WeUs, Newer Other llatliiga In Coventry, R. F. DIMOCK Co. SIX ROOM, apsrtment, completely Corranti. Broker. AG 3-8SC8, of surh.'**r*tc* be mad# to the above Moabhrator Bventog Herald doesn’ t dry out. dust ta kept of Une* IneUlled—Cellar Water Home*.—Nine* redeebrirted. Ce'ntrfl. Lease avall- room heme; three bedrooma, 2-car tive elx room ranch, attached BOLTON—laUrd lake. Waterfront aamed Ceurt. Oolumbla odrrdipoadeiit Mrs. Ooa- the movement*, and the mechan lAndover, Rn|ton area, priced 1910 arage, laig* lot. - Within ' St. garaga.' amaslle driveevay. porch SIX ROOAlTT4:itdonial in var?' ^ $^32 cottage. 24x24 living room, proofing Done. from 87.200 op. Ml M M 5 USED CARS sMe, I.dcsl for teachers, etc. Call A true copy aid R. Tuttle, tel*$iheM ACadengr ism la pbotteted against brtakage. Courlee.T, Dependablt BROTHERS AQ 1-187^ any time. 5am e*. Parirti, $18,200. R. F. faroe let.. $17,200, R. F. Dfcmoclr airabie location. Lot 80h’ deep firepiace.'PeM'zv. Partial• cellar,v*<***«« %saa«fdiilted Alteit: l. with* niany ahade trae*. Threa well. Needs cleaning. 80x248 Iqt, Ch*rl*B A Fin*. 8-8488. Integrlljr‘*' 8 ARB.4IBARA WOODS JOSEPH N.ASHFORD (CLEAN ONLY)' Oimock ' ft Co., ReaJtorb, Ml ft Co,, Realtor*, AG 9-8248, Bar- Con»14bl^ for haa longbeen a.-Fftrt of I •-824S. Barbam-Bboda. ID 2-7702, twra #ooda, Alt 9-7702, Robert W. irooms. fireplace,' immaoulata ____■iNo goodgood for swUnmiiig.' Town o( Hirlford "Guy" MtKINNEY BROS. JARVIS REALTY Be. Multiple Listing gervlce 30' 9-770* Ml 9HI8IR Wa wtn pay jra« top dollar n V B ROOMâtMrlment, all.con- Th* inventor ef epactltolea la not American ailing* word la th* venianictp. TUm . Mith, BioWer. Roben W. Agnew, AG 14m . Jo JLrnew, AD $-UT8. Joaeph N. .Ash- thrtntgliout. g. A. Beechler, Reid- Skerthe*^ oua—flrat 88400. I Law- Wmiifli r Ftnru^n S«w*r«a« Dlcpc^ Co. I Call Mra. Megonigla LILLIAN U. (IRANT ROBERT W. A4INBW BOBBRT D. M0IU7OCK 9*9' NUT' ateaii ^ ear. Can 3la iiffii r St.ee' irence ‘ iiliuuit Cl^rh >of WlR. or Robart D. Mun tof •r W, R, flftilSi Ftano, Broker, MI ip«rtor Court itor IS »-m Panel Bk ID I-AIOB Ml S-B87R Ml li^ T t SO S-BOBl. « K k , AD *46 n . ^ .M i n T ’ M iei. Uon Banjaii(ilii m n k lla . a^grmgp a qesnmaoltT. -4. - . . rii a ^ t ^ 1 * Pilgrim 2-R.m ' Write AJI eare M H e l^ . R oben D. Mdrdeek, H i $4871. M ,inch.HP! Ml Jbllb \ - ,l. \ I '-I ■ ■ l i ■ ■ vVijiw, . J. ,r. . .f ! I, ■> ' / .Y * ■ , / ■V f.- V •y \ Rge Daily IVet PreM 'Run 'A The Weather ,WEDNE8D AT .,^ G U S T tO, I f B S lôr. the W eek Ended Foreeaet of p. S.^W^tber Boreen PAOC TWENTT-POUR/ (J«ne tl. 1858. Manrbpstrr lEornittfi V^ralb Sbdwen and tiiundentorne eeii- Uniilng tonight and Friday'morn ter of the road when hs w m h it ths p*dMtrl«n and slowad for tin- ing followed by clearing, cooler Pam Volkert, Rita Johnson; ’ Na Friday aftemoen. Low tonight 84- •Ji- Winnerjp Chosen than Halo, Margaret Rose, Fran Driver Negligenif, by a car going north on Main Sk, trafflo signM At Birch Bt. Aaflis M enlber mt tiiK A udU slowed', he aaldi he heard , the .Bu'renn 68. High Friday 88-85. About Town Declcclo; Waddell, Tony Meek, about four feet east df'the oenter M a n ch ester— CAty o f Vittage In Rec Exhibit Mary Ann Packard; Orean, Valerie CoroiTfer Reports line. Hllding .was stnick by the left sound 'of the ooUlsibn arid beard Fitzgerald, Peter Martlnlck. Patty front fende'r of the car driven by Mri, Hllding cry outt er Urbuettl, SIS ll&tn St.. Hllding was ^ e n by ambu- Martinick; Valley St^ , Michele ' The death of Albert Hild|ng, 44, Aihwell. ' . j chEirmmn of the commtt- The Recreation Liepartment's an Chartter, Janet Tomlinson, Char The accident happened, aboAft laflbe to M aiientsUr Memorial VOL. LXXVIL NO. 274 (W e NTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST, 21, 195fK, (Oaulfled Advertteing on ^ fo 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ to idan the »olden ennlvereary of 272 Oak Sti, killed when struck nual Arts and Crafts Exhibit was lotte Riley. 10:30'p.m..'. the atreet was UfU- Hospital ai^'later to/Hartford of the (jhrtstopher Columbue So held this past week In the window by a car aa he G rossed M a in 'S t. ed, .but otteretl only limited-tllui Hospital, Adhere he died ithe fol ciety, requdsU that his Committee, of Watkins Bros, on Msln St. July 19, was caused by the criminal mtnation. and Hllding waa wear lowing d6y. \ and all others' wiehln* to help plan The projects ranged from minia negligence of Arthur E, Ashwsll, ing dark clothes, the coroner C ^ n er Bdhaefer said that "It nator Blasts the celebration . set for t)ri, 12. ture bead rings to a mammoth Choral WorkHhop said. Isxrikely that AshweMâs pre- meet at the Itaillin-American Club .12, of 102 Woodbrfdge St., accord paper mache horse. The Judging Ashwell told tha coroner he ha locuhied with thajaborttve w at- Friday evening at S o’clock, Slated al IKôiiii ing to the finding of County Coro- tempU to hflm ^ brother and of this ekhlblt .was conducted by i ncr Louis W, Schaefer. . been looking for hl4 . brother wlfo _ itics of Ike^s s panel from the Recreation De- had oBlled to aay he had a fl»( that... hijwhM not paying atten- J b ^ F. Mayhew Jr., tIS B Alton Aah'welt was arrested and dharg- tlon^^his driving.'' j parlmcnt, with awarda being pr>- Sorha SO voice le'achers w’lll at- ted with reckless,driving as a.re- on Oak St. Ashwell said he was 8 t . . ^ enter the freahmart-claa.e at ! aenled tor those with the beat work-. ' tend a 5-day choral workshop be unable to find hhi brother's car IBefense Efforts WentwoHh Institute in Boston In I aulUof. the fatal accident. Hif court ^'TThe four seasons were used as . manalilpi ginning Sunday at the University \ date has not yet been set. and was returning home, when hg- the fall. H^t''ill msjor in mecftani- I 'Hie following are the winners atruck Hllding playlngjcard suits by the Chinese cal «n|^neerltt)( technolofO'-deaiJrn ' selected: of Copnerllcut. ' ' I HlMIng'a widow, Clarice Hildipg, and Persians, Washington, Aug. 21 — option In a two-year program af Philip Treggor of 22 Bonnei Rd.. j riled a .1100,000 stilt ag ain st Ash- A witness, JfUnry Wyman Jr., I. Bowers, Barbara McCtirry, S y 101 Eldritlge St., sattl 'he Was Sen. Lev^Yett Saltonstall (R- ter which he wili'graduate with ' Shorrock, Kevin O'Neill; Robert- ' aaalalSnt professor of iniialc at well charging hirn, in part, with Washington, Aug. 21 (TP) .^'Theia teats began last spring and MaSs) hit hatrk today at critics an aaioclale degree. ,/■ I UConn, will direct ' the workshop. I negligent driving’and failure to driving north oij-Maln St. at the are scheduled to end aoon. aofi> I.lnda Taft; Buckle.y, Bobby time of the aecfdent and saw Hlld Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- of admiriistiÛon defense ef |ljisaen. Haf.el Higgina, Oall Hlg- Cues! lectiirera fi oni the Eaal will ' give the right of way to a pedes WOMEN! Reds Buap*«d Meries trian. ing ero^ Main St. He said he had Minn) today cheerea a report forts. He saidrtl^y are over Hiss Barbara Joy Hiiyersleln. gliia. Edward Tarlow, Belinda ■ make, up the faciilly. Ruaaia announced a unilateral Integration in Little ! Coroner Schaefer said Mlldlng dlFftoully determining Hllding to, let IIS (HAM • WAX ..daughter of Mr and Mia.'tjaul Ramlzi. .loci Kehlcf; Weal .Side, This la one of six workHliopM that the United States is lest auspenaion last March at the stating Russia’Wahaljihties in j cros.sed Main St., between Pa?j< be a person as he crossed, and PfJl IMl yiiDi k,t(hi!n Fl OOR M. Sllvereteln. 28 .Stephen St , ahd 1 .Sally Ann Kvadfta, Judy Wash- : ai hetliilcd this summer on various about ready to announce a end of a teat seflee. Britain has missiles, aircraftVand nUclear Ibuciii Vetplanck, Ronald Ander- I cam puses aiTos.s ilir coiiiilry. Most I ami Birch Sts., from east to w6st then was still unable to determine any ony KIND been preparing to start a new Robert Peter Oerain, of Dorcheater. him to be a man or Woman at a temporary suspension of nu weapons. n . ‘ sAUj khlen Wiley, (.tarol Ann Avery; 'of Ihoxc Hllending will be tueni'- I a fte r getting put of his pMJ(4kl car. '.AriMAf HON f.UAKAf^m aeries of teat* in the Pacific, Maes., will be united in marriage ! His wife was behind wheel. distance of about 80 feet. clear weapons testing. " I.« fa not sell OUrselYea sh o re " Sunday at noon In the Temple, Keehg^ St . Billy Olbrya, .Indy Hei - I hers of the National Association of cAii CH 7-5629 ‘Scientists from both western and Saltonstall, former charftpion of jley. farter ()ak, Mary Matson, Teachers of Singing. I Me reached ip point apout the cep- Wyman aald he passed behind Humphrey, chairman of the Sen Commiinlal nations announced Integration Beth Sholom, ate Disarmament subcommittee, the Senate Armed Services. Com B oard D ue ------— agreement Tuesday op a technical aatd In an interview his staff hart mittee. said in a speech prtlpnred system for policing any test sus for Senate delivery, ' i Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and been Informed apeh a step waa un- pension.ThiB agreement was reach children, formerly of Manchester, Saltonstall said constant repeat- fler conaideration. ed in seven weeks of talks in Gen- j jng of estimates and opinions T e s t N e a r To Plead in left today for their home in Co “A temporary auspenaion on our eVR.evn. Switzerland. : Rti,t«tnn mteht inatean nt lumbia. Mo , after spending a part aa a prelude to negotiation of Russian might, instead of hard The infoimed source indtekted a facts, could develop a paycho-sur- month with relatives and frien'ls .n a safeguarded agreement would U!S. announcement of a temporary tow n. render that would endanger the In Virginia i Higli Court , ba good, ■ sound public policy,” halt of nuclear weapOna tealing national aecurity. It's Fun To Make Your Humphrey, said. “It would win us I will .stem from these East-'W'est "We will nevek be the underdog n t # P ast M istress Club- of frtenda around the world, and put I technical lalka. if we keep «n the job.'' he said. ' Richniond, \'a., Aug. 21 (/P) I St. Louis, Aug. 21 (>P)—The 1 Daughters of Liberty, No 17. US out in ..front in the disarma- Asked about the reports. White "if We maintain confidence in our —Gov. 'J. Lind.say Almond to- I 8th Cil'cuit L.S. Court of Ap- LOLI. will meet with Mrs Clara menl field.” . House pre.'is secretary James C. selves, advance our science Robinson, M High fit , Friday at Back To School Clothes The White House declined either Hagerty Skid last night; [develop new weapons and get them"bt oper over-turned ,U,S. District Court _ [man. and Sen. John Kennedy iD- ate mixed arhool.s." •Iiidge Harry J. Lemley's 2'; ye»lr j M ass I The Kiovernoi a comment was breather order, said the slay wa* Without mentiiming Symington. made at a press conferenie in re- * granted so the Little Bock School THE OFFlb’E OF More ^ ra p s Loom I Saltonstall cited as erroneous a re- aponae to reporter's queslionH- i Board could appeal to the Supreme ' port Symington recently placed tn about Liefiident Ph.aenhower'.s re- ' Court. the Congressional Record indicat.j mat ka yeateiflay that Anieru ans j The stay order will be m effect DR. ROBERT J. WALSH ing this counlrv will have only t.in .sliould mippoi't tlie school deaeyre- until the Supreme Court acta oh inlerconlinenlal hallislic missiles gation oider.s of feileral coui-la. ! the school board's pelitioq for re- On Supreme Court I'nder < oiirt Onlers I view of the derision. The. Supreme ; in 1964 compared with 2.non p.us 806 MAIN ST. aian ICRMs, 'I'liiee \'iiRinia localitiea aie nn- CiMiit IS in slimmer recess until I "This is a compaiiaon of Iwo en- dei fefleral district coOit ordera^to* Oct. 6. . . . fhat'i the wayîrls like their back-to->chool fashions!^Hale't ion.se pMblif- school ,«ecielation at i The school board has one week WILL BF CIXJSFI) Wa.shington. Aug. . 21 t-tPi ^fw -gieas .siicmtd exerci.se over the new .tirelv different things.” Saltonstall young and chic cater io their tastes the newest and nicest . . suits, coats, fights oveV' Supreme Court bill.' Civilian Spa>e Agency said, "foi the mimbei of 130 It ,S. the stall *of the tall term next to file notice of appeal here and file dresses and separates for every fun-filled minute of their busy..^faH snd other unfinished legislation! The Senate.^'bv an S6-n count. , ICBMs l epresents onl" oui devel iiifmlh. Viitiinia law mll.s for the the application for review with the AUCf. 18 TO SEPT. 2 confronted Congress toda.v ss lead- j Instated on keepingsj^ts provi.sion to i opmenlal objectives and doesn't iminediale rlosinc of any .k bool in Supreme Court. schedules. Dreamy styles, ^Jors, fabrics! era clung to hopes for winding vip I require that the agency obtain : take into a n ouni what we can which the rates are mixed. The clerk of the Appeals Court, the current session this weekend I congreaaional conaentcâch year mass produce once pie-pioduction Almond said there will )»e "no Gov. Orval Faubus of Arkansas (left) and School Supl. Virgil Blossom exchange ainlles and a hand Rohei l Tucker, said u motion, filed .Senate Democratic Leader Lyn for its ,program.'. The Hoitae, by a modela are completed and a de enforced inleBialion in \Mi j:inia. | siiake before start of last night’s meeting in the governor s offic e at Little Rock, The governor ! by the National Aaaociatlon for don B. Johnson iTexi set aal\ir-1 2.16-126 vote, rejected Ihe'-.Sen- cision has been made to concen If troops are sent into Virginia* and the l.#itUe Rock School Board met for two houi:x behind closed doors. lAP Pho'tofa.x,) , i the Advancement of Colored day night as the target time for ate provision, which, had beVii>iht|iKton* A iij. 21 i.T)— signed to prevent stale laws from Ike's Plea Eîls sion) is in violation of the ronsli- were outlined today to Governor if Dave Prohslein. an Indianapolis 1b'- , r Halads, Bolls, . roffee. Peach •tl" Toore agenev ) HAker hii1ent daine^ H. IH .Rile aald .«he didn t knop' the Earlier ye.sterday the Senate had been undertaken. Preaident legialatlon .sliowed no aign.s of segregation prpjrlems, the gov- boosted general assislani e costs ably be filed tomorrow morning Hoflw •»lieepi%hl.v told the Hen- iiiij-n s name Baker said he could killed by a 49-41 vote a bill to curb ______life fodav despite Pre.stdeht Eiaen- ernor said: v 14 per cent fjiis past veai.' In SI. I^ id s. the review powers of the Supreme i hower'a attempt to goad Congress at«' R arketh InveFitJftAtInK ( ont- not i-ecsH siiv sucji i-onvei sat imi. The Appeals Court mandate, if RAYON FLANNEL W ith oM'ii FUtuve Yard M.69 on Ten) I m itteo. He Ima »ald th at in Court and to undo the effects of I into passing such a hill before ad (Continued on PncKJon) (rontiniinl on 1‘oiir) snd that he lias no idea wlial hap usual procedui'e waa followed, THK OFF ICE OF Mulchrs "Kprry" pUln. Mt.\ ni nintih yniir nulfll Oxford. Sbel!...Olive. Rambler rtieen ami I fart Harriman uoiildn't know pened to Piohsletn. would not have been lasued until Banlter a. several rulings in Com m unist ca.se. journm ent. It wks hard to find any Senator him if he atiu him. Sept. 8. six days after classes are Should the Senate clear the 1 . - . He denounced aa a forgery the decks of the court bills. .Johnson Ol Representative who believed a aiitogisph on s plinlogiaph .of...... Har- tq be resumed at Central High DR. LOUIS T. FOUKV A New Goal WRMliinpton. Aufi. 21 ■>?’ Itob- 4S" WESCO "WASHOMATIC" franMy said he hoped to move on today to labor bill could be pu.shed through I n n isn w huh .Mrs Molhe Baker I . ron.sideration of the foi'eign sid In these final da,\-s of the aession. ieit < Barney) Baker denied today .said her foiiiier husband left be . The . School . . ^ Board s motion for 2fi6 MAIN ST. more money bill and a meaaure to hike Sacramento. Calif., Aug. 21 In a special alalenient yeaterday. ; te.-4timony he left hiz formri wife hind sml whirh. she said. wa.s'i >»» '<>"5 "the Y a rd * the national debt ceiling from 1280 i.'Pi The . California .Youth Risnhower expressed disappoint Arab Nations Back I W ith a biuj; that (»ov, Averell Hai- signed "to mv desresi friend. Bai- queallona in the Little RAYON PLAIDS 1,98 liman of New Ynrk woulii And h'm ^ Rock ceee remained undecided by YflU will love IhPne beautiful plaiiln la mnlih oi niix with "Kerr^*' flannel. billion to $288 billion. authority reports interviewers ment "that the Congress has-thus hf*v WILL BF fLoSKIi recently _ asked nlhe voiing- far failed to enact legislation to I another, and he then uoulc) he the I'.S. Supreme Court, the -en- feminine Johnson listed a dozen • pieces safe fmm the law. "I might have wrote it my.Helf." of legislation which he said the slers at the Krico Ranch curb the racketeering, corruption, B»4k»o prole8le«l wh<*n quizzed forcenienl of integration would ALG. 16 TO ALi;. 25 the new look and lines of your Senate must act on before quit School for Boys what they and abuses of trust and power” ‘ All ahs#»lute lie! I in nrii kid- about tfhy Sen. living M. Ivea (R- cause "an increaainjply intolerable would like to do when thev New Mideast Plan . ilmj: ■ the ponder nu.a Bakei, a to|) lilualion." ting for the year. which he said the Senate Rackets NYi, w)iom Hainman had defeal- 45'" Wesco "Tuffy" Gabardine Yard 99c Nevertheless, he told the .Senate w ere men. Committee has found tn exist in Mientenant to Teamalei pr-rîdent Meanwhile. Gov. Orval Kaug^s i.lamea IL HofTa. i«taieehanon and .Iordan. Reel-'•laiy of .Rtnte Dulles iias-'V in leslimony earlier this week to ment goal. laboi hill which will effectively But he lal<»! »aid hf had jnever ploaive Central High School In- sw ered: [today gave their final approval to: lened back to the Ignited .Nations the Senate ra«kela rfimriiittee, But a new snarl dev-eloped ye.ster- protect the working nicn and wom aeen amdi a aignatine fui ihc photo, tegralion aituation. "I would like to be a civil a Middle East peace formula ex-jlast night after a flying Irip to Baker denounced her aa "a very day when the Senate and House en of out country, " El.senhowei and that hiJ» farmer wife might Telegranvs ai;?Tied ^hv Faubua ian." 2 pected id bring a quirk end to the Washington for a co'iference \s-ith vinoua per-ann." inspired by the womanly ways of the'Far East idiflfered on how much control Con- added. I hrfve doctored the autogiaph went out today to the 100 House io tai "Varslly Rleld"-ih« nawatt ploid da- .Secretary of I>abor Mitiheil also emergency seasion of the U N. Eisenhou ri Me u-eiit into im Bakej'a present wife, hia third. General Akaembly. Mra. (.'arol Ann More Baker, ‘ B aker a)ao aa untrue Mra. ifloed to giva your badroom thot travh, criip made an appeal for action hefoie mediate connillatlons with A.mbas-1 i • B ak ei‘a leatim ony t.hat he and Mar- (Continued on Page Ten) THE WINNER! “Back To School" The plan, agreed on tentatively sadoi Hcmm ('.ibot daiijfhler of Jake Moie. former Congress goes home, perhap.s this I»ilgc’on the I nman weie fnerully enough t*) rail lool Rich colon ol Oaap Aquo, Rad or Yaliow A$ XJrertieMf In Sepiember Fegue Government of Laws weekend, yeaterday in a i-are demopslralion Arst) propossl. Iowa DpinO(:i atic N ational ('om- >• mllteeman. They were m arried la.al 'e ac h othe?' by their flrat na.m'ea crosi stripes on o soil beige ground—the par. .But Rep. Charles Halleck, of In of Arab harmon.y, appeared head at college or at home SKIRTS A "thapsy eveater ittry" It ttp Ihtm till V»vr ca»i»«I eltiile — fnii Apr il. at Hai’itmanA n\laifênun]^ and a thiidt lonptr lhi$ yttr — vondtrful fdr timekt, tkinny panlt, tirirlt. diana. a House Repuhltcap leader, ed for iinanlmoiia adoption later to- (('ontliiiied or Page Three) lect neulrol to Id In with ony color schema. da\' in the 81-nation aaaembly. Baker and Mr.^ Molhe Raker ' that Baker had heeln a frequent Htt nil Ike ernppy cAnret »f * Hipkinnd wtti hnl Iktrt t ttfl said In an lntervle\v: viaitor at Hainman a home Generously siied, crease resistoni ond com Slim as M whippet to the (tnee.s, whirled otit in n "I'm afraid under the circum The heads of the 10 Aral) dele- were divorced in Bulletins mtkair blended in. (Seetebdoien, we enll it — wnnidn't "teralth" /»r Sfate Chief Justices I gallons agreed at a private meet hefoie Baker wax aake«l Mra Mollie Baker aaid her mar pletely woshoble. Single ond double sizet walking circle of pleat's, in*.1 proporlion.s. AU wmi! stances nothing will be done," riage to Baker bioke up n\ei hia .from the AP "Wires V tke evtrld.'J . . . . . ' House Speaker .Sam' Rayburn ing this morning to submit the 4- about Mra. Molhe B aker’ji leati* flannel in black, blue, hanjêr’s gray OCR point resolution endorsed by tlieli niony he had denied an.y knowl j attentiona to a Miarht blonde who ( D-Tex I had no romnrtent on the )iad been convicted of ala\mg an and camel. Sizes 10 to 18...... Only # * 7 0 Come.s in charcojil, beige heather, white, black and Saigon Eisenhower - . Ml chel! appeals. governiiienls In overnight consul Nens Tidbits edge of oj' hand in a variety of irimea. including ’killmga Kr#t- other boy friend ■EDl’CATION ,\ID b a c k e d emerald. Sizes 34 to 40. Only S5.98 Rap Supreme Court Neither did Chairman Graham tations Culled from AP Wiren n asb ip g to a , ,\u g . 21 bP.—A RPORTRUKAR—MK(X)ND n,OOR. Barden iD-NCi of the House La The gengtal debate fir the as- ings. and traffli in atolen jewela. . SrORTRWEAR—RKCONII FIXKJR. Baker denied he ever had heard 1 (( 4inhniied on Page Ten) Ilniiac-Mrnafe conference agreed bor Commltlye. aeiiibly was suspended after a short toda.v on h blueprint of apeco- Oven cooking morning session tn give tImV for P«9aden«. Aug, 21 I4‘; Invalidity of that boaat. Sen. John J. Williams IR-Dell j Yokohrf.iia l#ongKhoicnipn a Un ------age federal aid te education. Ita dlat-Hhutionl-rlfii of the reaolution U | is easy today... Two famous nom M ~"H ELEN HARPER!' and "CO LLEGE TO W N "; you’ll find both in our Rerent Supreme Court derUlonx "We find that in-ronstitiitlonal .said , Congress should, remain in ,, c . • , >...... ion form ally rejects left wing de- coat iva* eatlioeted around $800 Spertswoor Dtportmfnt In a wida variety of styles and colors. ralzG doubt th«t Amfrir* h»x » (asea unanimous\4>mitissi*euo decisionavi^xî^ss'isf* are com- 'legtala-[ .. * • * e-^ »» t «'iH 'l' be taken up at an afternoon ^^^s that shipmcnt of swias Two Svnlciu’rd lo Hang million. The compromise omits govemmmt of lawi anfl not of psi'stiv# rsntles. snd the miiltiple J "" to drive crlmlnsls put of posi- ^ session. made .giilded miasilea be kept out i provlalima for acholamhips h hich men, chief Jiiaticei of nine atate* opinionsoptWions . . sre common occur-.occur-i “ '’IT' _ ...... '" ^ r .'ir tm _ n s . I ' offofficials expected to push of .lapah thus setting stage for' the House had rejected and the allege. Vences, We find next th st divisions I R#P- S tew srt U dslI . iD -A i iz i on for s. vote either this after possible (dash when . w ea|Kma are ,'4enate had modifled. They acciiae the nation's highest on a 5-to-4 bssis sre quite fre-' asid that "if either the President noon or at a nighf meeting. imloadesl, probably Rtinday or tribunal of aaaumlng 'the role of or Mitchell had .spoken up Moti- The plan was an Aiab nuxllfi- Jordan Convicts Five H U It HKhON QUIZ s e t qiient. .Monday , . Th# Mo.st Rev, Rob- calinn of,a western-barked Norwe Piireai Park, Pa., Aug. 2i (JB— policy, maker without ptoper Judi "U"U seems strange that under 1 1 u ei I J. Dwyer of Repo, Nev„ calls cial rk.'trainl. gian resohilion now pending be The ,\I^L.CIO ezeciitive rouncQ . on,llliillon*l doctrine which .•#-[^ 0,.'# killed a slnM e^sssed for change' in the -tjiinking of The Justices, repreaentlng both fore the assembly, and troth < on- rhuii'h..architects and de'rlares the today ordered absent council quires

thera to recognize the Kill spon.sor'ed bv SeAs. John, F. laineii key points suggested by For Amman Bombings northern and aoiilhern states, pre cathedral as a .syiiibnl "Is dead and member .Maurice liutrheeaa sented the 36-page report yester .Riipreme Court's rulings on constl- Kennedy iD-Massi and Irving M. Seeretary General Dag Haminar- head - of the Carpenter* Union, tiitlnnal questions as binding ad-Uvea iR-XVi better lie buried." U» answer corruption charges be day to -the annual Conference, of fkjold and President Eiaenh'jwer. iif tlie I'lilted Arab Kepuhllc had Judieations of the meaning arid ap-' That bill Would have required,., But the Arab resolution shied Reaction .Motors.. Inc., bows to Amman, Aug 21 A'< A .lor- fore the counrll. It told Hutche- , Be siire to visit Hale’s Chief Justices. Delegatek are pres- spread the word thmiigh the .Arab plication, of the 'Constitution. Ihe among other things, disclosure , of local pressure and halts' rmind-the- daniaii iiillitsry court today con son lo appear at the next coun- ent from the 48 states. Hawaii and away from specific endoi ririent world seversi da*'* ago th at all five court ilseif has so frequently over union finances through public re of earlier pro|>oaals foi either a eJock ^ tests on , rocket engine de- victed five young Arabs of ex cil meeting In October to explain Thierto Rico. defendanta bad been .aenleiiced lo A resolution offered with the re turned it* own deeixtons thereon, ports to the secretary of labor. It U.N. police force tn more I' N. oh-. f"*nned apace ve ploding bombs in Ainnian and sen- why he refused lo tefi Renaie bang- Naaser’a f'aim Radio called port tirged tj»e Stjprem e C ourt to after the laps# -of periods varying also would hfive required seirel aerveis in the Middle East.- hide , . . Britain aiithorizes de- tenced two of them to death, Ijibnr Rackets Commltiee Invee- the blai'k-liaired .'iillenl.v beautiful so*s home heating exeiri.se Judicial .self re strain t in from 1 to 95 years . . . balloUng for union oitleers and Like the Norwegian resoliillun; livery of some light military, one of the defendants was a tigslers about Carpenter* Unk>B differentiating between epnatUo- "At times the Supreme Court the Arab pioposal calls on Ham- e<|iii|Hiienl to Iraq regime. Foreign . ip-yeai-old gild. Nadia Salli. She Mi.aa Saiti a .Moaleni .Inan of A rc., fund expenditures. our way I tional rights and powers on the ma Hi feats, or seems to manifest, (4'onltmied on Page Ten) m aiskjolil lo m ake a n aiiR*.-iiieiits j Office 111 London annoiipcea . . . L .01 a 7'-j year senle/ice which was ■■ ActiiaUy the gul i* a Christian, 1 one hand and local .self g-overnment an im)>atience with the alow work ------I that would permit withdrawal of Rocket caivler of Russfa's 'Bput-' inimedisteiy cmiimiked to three a, memlici of the <;i-eek Orliiodox ■ IKE-l)e.MUKVlLL»: TAiJi.N RET SUB-TEEN DEPT. ings of olir federal sysleni,- Church, So la hei fiance. M ashinglnn. .\u g. 21 iTi— Vou let premium ouslily on Hi# Other. A vote on the reaolu- -f , I U.S. troops from Lebi.non snd Hri- nik HI wilt be visible over moat of 1 years I ■ "Thai impatience may extend to The Soviet 'new's agenev Tass President Elsenhower arranged Mohilheat stth llT-98 ... the tion is due Saturday. v Jap IJOtTor Claims tl*h forces from Jordnn. I'nlted State* in evening for an- ■fhe death sentence.* were de- \5> welcome Charge aernunta! Tlte report said in part: '' an unwillirigneas to wail for 'Con A new featu re, is a reafflriiia-.o ther weekiveek, Rmithsonigit' Astro-eed for Miss Salti's' 22-.veai-oId today Joinetl in the ci v, reprinlm g to confer lgj|e, today w ith Hreoch moat romplelPly elTCctive luel . "We believe that strong state gress to- make clear Ha intention, tion, of the Arab nations'jirevlovis P*"’*ical Observatory savs. j fiance, Theodore .Stephan, and t'alro Presa report.* that .Mi.*s .Salt! Foreign Minister 4'«uve De 5lur- oil additive in use lorlay. And 'See our Sub-teen Department for back-to-schooi dresl- Green I'rading Stnmp.H are given with and local governments are esaen- to exercise the {tower conferred Jones Hurt bv Fist pledgee not to Interfere" In earh’j Rev. A. E. .Pavne-of Ffrndale,! Ahmed Mahmoud Ibratilm 22, an’ had been given an "unlawful death ' \ille. The White House said the you get premiarn servire. Au cash rxales and alait to cualonjcrH who tlal to the effective functioning of upon it linder the constitution othera' affairs, pledges which the ■ N.Y., superintendent of New York ^employe of the Jordanian Health! sentence’ because she resented Foreign 5linistec would arrive fs , skirts, blouses end sweaters. thU combed .cotton fropi New' York, where he la at tomatic dellvenee .... a bal the American system of federal Tokyo. Aug. ‘21 i4*i A Japaneae Lebanese and Jordanian govern-j conference of the Free Methodist Department w ho was charged with "the occupation of her homeland pa> their eharge aerount within fif tending the United Nations Gen anced payment plan and many teen (1.5) days after billing date. government. . . 'H'lthoiit Proper KesIroJnt medical expert testified today that t menta have charged Preaident N as-! Church, reporla aigDtflcant gains In ' leading the gioup. by Br.iti.*li triHi'ps ” other extras designed to msks dress shown is one of the many styles to choose from; Wields Dominant Po»er The report said also: At tha tal.se reiuirl of the death eral '.\a*embly Hesaions, for the ■Vr, Connecticut businessman T. A. D.'ser’s ITnlted Arab Republic with many departments gt. the opening Basil Hsmatl. s 2.1-vear-old ronfereuce at 5 p.m. EDT. home heating really eaey. "U is strange. Indeed.Tto reflect "We believe tha{ the Sll-jJoneaUr.lyjr. died died 01 of cerebral hepior- ignoring consistently. aegaion of Ihe conference's85 th ' photographer for the U .N. Relief sentences. .N'ationall.st orga'Aizs- driprdry, wrinkle-resistant, needs little or^n^ ironing. that under a Constitution which pieme Court too Often has tend -1rh sg eeVsiised. ...by severe blows In- The plan wa*''eab)ed to the Arab ariniial seasion at East Dallas, Pa.. Agency, was sentenced to 15 yeqrs, tions and leader.* in the Per.sian Ith provides for a*eyelem ‘of checks ed to adopt the roie of policy mak-. flirtedd '"by a no DAG H.AIUS g e n e v a PACT not loo hard blunt capital for approval If this last camp ground . V Ben. William A He' wa.* accused of smuggling ex- Gulf sheikdom of- Kuwait cabled United Nation*. N. Y„ .Ang- M obilheat «• A ko a faw chamisa.stylas to select from. Sizes B to 14. and balances and of distribution er without proper Judicial re object." t)iirdle Is ejaaredv the resolution Pm tell iR-<*onh) announces he phisives Into Jordan on U.N. U .N.Secretai yGeneralOagHain- of powers between national and lip- — Secretary tienrral Dag Mm cieon-ocNee straint. ..-Dr. Tanemoto Fiinihata of tnJghl be picsented lo the as.'eiiib-| would accept House amend-• pl*''#* ...... marakjold a^ Arab heads of liaminarskjold today hailed the- \ state “governnienta, on# branch of Ih the light of the immenae o6dHhf% n m PRICE ONLY Tokyo Univerait,v offered his con- ly today,-an Arab spokesman said, ments to'iiis bill to provide loan Tlie filth defemlant.- Hamed state Tuesday urging them to In- Geneya agreement on detectlen -the government thei.Siipreme power of the Bupreme Court anti I'rrusiqp ,ib the manslaughter'trial' If it la adopted.-the session might «ervlees 0/ caDtioned films for the Tewfiq Sammour. 22. an A m m an ! tervene for the five. of nuclear testa aa a a»Ud ar- THe CORE * 7 9 8 Gourt-ahouia attaUn the Immenae I Ha practical nonrev-iewablllty tnJV*^ Joseph P. Crowley. 48. Jones* end tonight or tomorrow. deaf. ' , • ■•■ms lor me upholsterer,h 'wai sentenced------.to 10>, ' The defendants — all -iSlestiiie compliahment which may have a- J .W .H A U and, tn many riSap4icta, dopainant moat instance*, no more important| brother-in-lt^n- and biiainesa part-' An American ‘ spokesman - National .Safety Council an- year*, t r'efugeea — were charged' with : aignlllcanl Impact oa the whole^ power»r which It now wield*.' UbtigaUpn* «t.U up
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