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fS-*' . ’ i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1964 EIGHTEBIf ■ ' " ' tT Averitea Daily Nat PrSm Run :^anrl;^jCitpr lEttc^nios I f m U i Par the week Baded - U m lW o Faweaet aff V.‘ 4V‘- • ' • Aagaet 28. 1054 b ...... Jack Provsn, junior at Tufta Sunset Rebckah Lodge No. 39 Mrs. Jean McElrsevy, 394 Por- Claariag te Ooilegw Buid Bill Slover, Junior at has received sn invitstion from tsr St, will bs guest spesksr at 10,978 coaler tealgliL IHgi^i A bout Tow n Yala University, will leave tomor Welcome Rebeksh Lodge, Esst the meeting of the Mshitaester ■>■■ r.‘ - Hartford, to be guests .when it en Registered Nurses Assn. Tuesday, Memibr aC Um Aadit oriay M r aa row for a motor trip to Canada. Bureau a( CIrnnIatteB Mencbeeter Lodge' No. 73, A-F- On their return trip they plan to tertains its assembly officers Sept. 7, St 7:45 p. m. Her subject CONGOIEUM 80. and A.M. will, hold in emergent come through the middle west Wednesday, Sept. 15. Reservations will be "The Problem of Mental Manchester— A City of VUiage Charm PBVEHURST communication at Masonic Temple states, stopping in Cleveland, Ohio.* for the supper to be served on that Retsrdstlon.” • 8 lirit *• MU M U-8 Wl C8S90IMI ‘tonight St 7:30, for the purpose of occasion should be made by Sept. (ClaseifleO. Advertiateg ea Page 14) conducting a Masonic Funeral The monthly meeting of the 13, at the latest, by telephoning The fall planqing conference V0L.LXXIILN0.291 MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 ,^ 5 4 (SIXTEEN PAGES) Service for the late Ernest L PRICK FIVE OPEN UNTIL School Building Committee, which Miss Esther Brindle, Hebron Road. of the "Connecticut Fellowship of ■ Ji ■ f • Kjellaon, a paat master of the would have fallen on Labor Day, Boltop, Congregational Women is sched lodge. The service will be held at has tieen postponed and a meeting uled for Thursday amd Friday, Watkins Brothers Funarsl Home of that group haa been scheduled Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Dunlop, Sept. 9-10, at the Hartford Semi ' 8:30 fct 8 o’clock.♦ tentatively for Sept. 13 at 8 p. m. 167 Maple St., have returned from nary Foundation, Elisabeth Street, IL S. Fears Eisenhower in the hearing room of the Muni Black Point where they visited the H a^ ord. Regictrationa wilt be rsBoth Comfort, Convenience, Their second daughter, Janet, cipal Building. family of their son-in-law and taken at 9:30 s. m. Thursday. Quick Check-Out FRIDAY I waa. born to Mr. and Mrs. William daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Homer of Oonoord N. H. recently. Royal Black Preceptory No. 13 G. McKinney of Pearl Street They Miss Jeanette McCooe of Bis- On Arming Signs B ias \ Come Flrat «t Pinehurst, Mrs.'.Homer is the former Nancy will meet In Orange Hall tomor report the only Inconvenience from sell Street and Mias Georgette m . MI1CMU94M9 McCarthy, MitcheL Andefson, daughter of Mr. and row at 8 p. m. Delegates to the re the hurricane of Tuesday waa that Gagnon o f So. Main Street, are A NIGHT Mrs. Elmer Anderson o f -34 Elm cent convention in Detroit will the electric current was off for spending their vacation at Kara- 109 CMTIR ST„ MANCMBTIR Bonn Fade ControlBill Ter. make their report at this meating. mac, in tha Pocono Mts., Pa.' thres hours. Washington, Sept. 3 Mitchell is tiring U e McCarthy CLOSED A a DAY Washington, Sept. 8 (/P)— There were at least two ver techniques." Denver, Sept. 3 (lP)--iims~ After a week of worry and McCarthy commented: "I’m sure sions today of the language I don’t like the comparison any ident E i s e n h »> w e i>''"^today LABOR DAY soul-searching, U. S. officials Vioe President Nixon is said better than Mitchell probably Yrill." signed an executiv^^iorder de are fairly confident today to have used in comparing Mitchell told a. repo-ter from signed to And In Hurricane Area# that a formula will be found i hia vacation ranch at Taos, N. M.; strengthen pi^isions of the pnncHURST Sen. McCarthy (R-\Vis) and I "You can’t figure out from this in a reasonable time for arm Chairman Stephen A. Miteh- . report whether Nixon and the standard and firing ing West Germany as a part ,ell of the Democratic Na other Republican leaders finally non - di(i»imination clause HHL CL B iq . ner in the anti-Communist tional committee. hrve decided that McCarthy is a includ^ in all government T rio Quits Exploring Ice Thnnel in Switzerland State Butter »69^ defense of West Europe. Neither eraion appeared to liability to them.” conti^ts with private indus- Perishables FrMh dally Bread and Holla from Pepparidg* Farm and An>oM But there is far lest confidence please either McCarthy or Mitchell. Expert .on 'McCarthy Mitchell added thlT: Nixon "is tnr; -• ■ that thi. formula will promote Nixon could not be reached im I /Elsenhow er, who returned from We expect Robart in by noon Thursday with more of European unity. Some other de mediately by newsmen. s. expert on Sen. McCarthy but I Mendez on don't think he knowq much ab6^t' a Rocky Mountain fishing trip Spoiled by those wonderful “ farm fresh” 1964 crop broadbreasted vice may have .to be found to acr Not Much Cbolco late yesterday, put his signatiire eomplish that purpote-^-if. it la to He spoke at a closed meeting of me," and he added: / Hen Turkeys. «We will also h^ve “ farm-fresh” Roasting "I-thought when you mentioned to tee order shortly after anivlng be accomplished.- < the G yp National Comtnlttee in at the aummer White House at Capons. Cincjnnetl Wednesday night. A Nixon's name you were going to EDC Issue Pow er Cut WssJuufuL -Aa Washington views the altua- Lowry Air Force Base this morn tion, the tragedy of French de committee source who asked 'not to tell me the Republicans were an- jiouncing another Nixon TV-!»x- ing:- LEAN PINBHUItaT A WEEKEND FAVORITE struction of the propoaal for a be named said the Vice President The order ratifies lecomniends- Bonn, Germany, Sept. 3 (IP) By THE ASSOCIATED FEB88 European Defense Community declared In effect there is not much travaganxa to claim the Dixm- —Sen. Aletander Wiley (R-. CHUCK ROUND PINEHURST . Vatea deal for private exploitation tions tee President's Committee Many Massachusetts gro (EDC) is that EDG would have to choose between "the blasts of on Government Contracts recent RIB OVEN ROAST served both designs. McCarthy and the drawing rewm of atomic power waa white as Wis) rejected today any idea cery stores prepared today to lb. S9e ' snow. ly made to purchasing agencies of of a aeparate defense ar of choice beef, lb. 59c Diplo'matic authorities aay pri Innuendoes ci Mitchell." tee government. remain open on Sunday and vately the firat danSera iot the A Clevelani. Newa dispatch from "What was the name of Nixon’s That commitlee was set up by rangement by the United Labor Day, under emei^ency REGULAR Cincinnati by staff writer Thomas c c g ? ’’. - , Holiday Susgeatlons EDC defeat apparently have been the President when ht vacationed States with West Germany. permission, to alleviate the HAMBURG, lb. 39e weathered Bucceasfully. Vail quoted Nixon as saying: "I Mitchell has been criticising as in Colorado last summer. It s Tender Lamb Lags SHOP HALE’S can’t tee much difference between "a "raw deal” — and Republicans Wiley said the French As tight food aituation created Feared Violeat Reartloa headed by tflee President Nixon. White Rock Chicken Parte Morrell’s Ready to Eat Hama There had been deep concern the bellows of Sen. McCarthy and The order Eisenhower signeu to sembly’s ..vole to drop the by lack, of refrigeration due tiegB . . . Breaata . . . Wings here about a violent reaction in the ' bleats of Mitchell. In fact. (Continued on Pago Two) day defines piohibitcd discrimina EDC did not represent the to the h'urpicane. Soup Parte / . . Tendercure Corned Beef West Germany, including angry tory' employment practices based “ heart and opinion -of the With Uiouaanda ot homao de atatementa againat France, out on race, color, religion or national Fyench people.” pending on day to day purchaata Be sure to get Pinehurst "Fresh Prankfurts for Self Serve and Meat Dept For All Your Food Needs bursts of extreme German nation origin. of meat and other pertahables, tho your lest picnic of the season. alism and the like. State Dept- Posters Provided action waa believed by authoritiaa officials aaid that hat not happen McCarthy May Give It also provides for posting of Paris, Sept. 3 (/P)— Three to be a stop-gap to wholesale food ed, ' They regard aa encouraging a conspicuous notice by govern pro-European Army minis apoilagt. It has been eetimated JACK FROST or WELCH'S the moderate tone of German re No Wait At Checkout for These Values ment contractors to acquaint em ters reigned from Premier that a million pounds of foostutta DOMINO MEAT DEPARTMENT action, bashed on the theme of ployes and applicants for jobs have been destroyed since TSms-, SAVE ON SAVE O N getting on with the task of with' the fact that the contractor Pierre Mendes-Fr.nnce’s cabi day’s storm. PARD DOG FOOD GRAPE JUICE PICNIC SPECIALS IT S TIME FOR LAMB ROAST AGAIN: strengthening^ Europe's defenses Defense Next Week operates under the non-dlscrimi- net today, protesting that he Fewer Leee Idlee Flaiito 2 cans 27c LARGE JARS and unity. nation clause. did not fight to win approval Meanwhile, the tiremendoivi teak SUGAR Lg. Bol. Another danger neen here In the The government, contract com of the treaty in the National of reatering power to large eee- CALO DOG or CAT MAXWELL INSTANT’ ; FOR THE LABOR DAY WEEKEND f t) days leading up to the French mittee’s recommendations were tlona of Maaeachuaatta and Rhode Washington, Sept. 3 (IP)— Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) prob Assembly. FOOD LEG O’ LAMB vote waa. that Americ*.n reaction ably will take the stand early next week as his own chief drafted by a special subcommit laland went on, and la ,waa eg- 2 cans 2Bc COFFEE. $1.70 5 Lb. Bag STATE LINE might take a violent awing. Some tee headed by Deputy Atty. Gen. The resi(Pnatlons brought to six pected that many manufacturiag witness against censure charges. That prospect— with its at the itumber of cabinet members ■-New Low Every Day Price— PRE-COOKED offlciala now concede that per William P. Rogers. planta idle for four days may be SAVE ON SHURFINE POTATO CHIPS ■^30c haps EDC was oversold as a solu tendant likelihood of fireworks— took the major share of The revised .hon-discriminatlon who have left the government able to resume bustners after the KOSHER DILLS SMOKED tion for Europe's troubles. It wta attention today as Senate inveati-*------‘— clause says: over the EDC issue. Previously, loM holiday weekend. SMOKED gators, their own record virtually , . "In conn^lion with the per three pulled ‘out because they felt w ith expected reeumpUon o f qt. jar 39c THIS WEEK WE OFFER always g means to the end of strengthening the total defense of complete on accusations they chose ^ I 4 formance pt work under this con Mendea-France was not strongly electric service many of tho 200,- S A ^ ON a A W COFFEE HOT DOG or HAMIURGER Europe. If it failed, there waa al- as the major ones,, turned to the tract, tee contractor agrees not to enough opposed to the treaty. 000 persona mada idia in Rhode SHOULDERS SHOULDERS Island alona are expected to return SOLID WHITE Drip or Percolator '.^’ays a rerlainty tliat so far as question of what to do with re discrimlnat’e against any employe ’ Since the aasembly Is not now lb. can |1.09 F k g . o f S 2 | 0 responsible ■ governments are con maining counts. or applicant for employment be- In session, the resignations will to work on Tueeday. ALBACO RE ARMOUR'S ROLLS cerned .some other means, how The special Senate committee It Ex-Aide, Link cauac of race, religion, color or not affect his government Immer The coetume Jewelry industry, ever much less desirable, would self is in recess until iHietday. be- y i -w national origin. dlately. with 20,000 workers, waa abut TUNA. 35c SHURFINE COFFEE EVAPORATED lb have to be found. cause of the funeral of Sen. May- . I f w , l - ' A f ’ieg'X'V' f "The aforesaid provlaton shall tighL Soi -too, ware the Gorham In water and salt no oil _ Jb. bag $109 lb The three who pulled out today *1116 ways still open in v prac bank (D-SC) today and the Labor ■■■** * V V include, but not be limited to, the were Justice Minister Emile Mfg. Oo., with 1,500 workers and addedr SCOTKINS following: Employment, upgrad GULDEN’S MUSTARD 2^29e Small Rise. Ready for an out tical sense appear to embrace only Day Holiday Monday. But staff Hughes and Minister of Industry Universal Winding Co., with lAOO two poisaibiliUea. members were busy with closed- Sydney, Austrslia, Sept. 3 — ing. demotion, or transfer;, re workers. Brown A Sharpe Mfg. SAVE ON Large Jars of Nescafe 2 PLY PAPER NAPKINS MILK Medium alze. To boll or bake. door picnic—or to beat In your cruitment or recruitment aaver- and Commerce . Maurice Bourges- "UOHT MEAT TUNA First, the American and British door studies, of the 33 charges yet French Ambasador Louis Rofche Maunory. both of the Radical So Co., bed only a few workers on the REG. SIZE oven. tising; layoff or termination, Job in scattered departmenU. in water and salt—29c Are Down 14c jar government now favor solving the to ^ disposed of. announced tonight a woman' for- cialist (Modr.'ate) party, and La A COMPLETE UNE OF COOKIES Just what .happens Tuesday is ' mer second se'eretary in the French The New Bedford Gas A Edison 3 Cans bor Minister Eugene Claudius- Ught Oo., which supplied the (Continued oa Page Four) undecided, since the committee has embassy here, has been arrested (Continued on Page Two) Petit, a member of tee small Dem DEAL PACKS SAVE M O N EY FOR YOU 1 Pkgs. promised to do something with on chaigea of furnishing informa On their way up to Jungfraujocfc, the highest raUway atatloa la hard-hit' New Bedford industrial NABISCO - SUNSHINE EDUCATOR ocratic and Socialist Union of-the front, restored 50 per cent o f Tetley Tba offers 100’s In special pack with 15c off making LOIN LAMB CHOPS >99/ every one of 46 xounts. tion to the Communist spy net Resistance (UDSR). all Europe, the Seoute were allowed to grt off the heated naountaln price only 84c. work formerly headed by Vladiitlir train at look-out point#. At one atop pbe girls walked through aa power up to yesterday. A utiSty ’ Doom Still Open In e joint statement they aaid: spokesman aaid pofver waa avaU- Upton 48 tea baga are packed virllh a coupon worth 20c, IOWA CORN' FED Petrov. Death Count 32 all ire tunnel. The photo abovo waa taken fram tnalde the lee tun VIRGINIA DARE - BRIGHYWOOD f r e s h PORK College Cancels "We haven’t closed the door on "For teoae who feel that-a'com abla to tho big fgetoriM hut watia which makes this package actuaUy coat you only 37c. • anything,” said CSiairman Watkins She ia dirs. Roae-Marie Ollier, nel and shows, left to right, .QawaaJKehVigl jwd. Canto p ig o t Oqe This week we have large Tide 74c, vrhich contain a lOe currently -held in Npumer. an la-' mon- defense ef Europe'is peces- of the highlights of the nintry tear was Oie The Palaee, whore the damage has prevented reeumpUoa Pun Orasgs FlavoraA Symp Pint Bottle 33e fW»Utah)T' aary. it ia necessary after the ee- o f work. coupon. FRESH PORK A d m is s io n of But the general expectation Is land of New Caledonia aome 900 As Philippines Manchcoter Scouts saw aa aatandblle. Christinas trees mmI a eafe, all miles east of Australia. She waa sembly vole on the Paria Treaty carved In solid lee. With, topected resumption o< We Redeem AH that the committee, perhaps after (EDC) to seek a new fom iila electric acrvicS, many o f the 200,- JUDY'S SEST a little more tag-ends evidence of reported being returhed to France Colgate Coupons, RIB ROAST Negro Student by. ship. Train Crashes which could be accepted by the 000 persona mada idle In Rheds too. _ SHOULDERS its own, will turn matters over to French parliament. . If such a Island akma ara.expected to return tdU 'tl SI 9180 iOAtia vous CONTADINA OMalned Asylum wC the defense. community brganixation of Euro-* to work Tuesday. ^ ASSORTED CANDY 39c Petrov la the Ruaaian official— Manila, Sept. 3 (P) — A heavily CAS wirn s7oeK«ur.VAittis HALE'S FRESH Austin, Tag., Sept. 3 (JP)—An "I anticipate I will be a wit- pean nationa waa to be refused, Diaaster Arena (toned P s 1 > eaootoas e S l C neas,” McCarthy lol—The •'York City parks, a 5 per The Board of Trade said depart Rlnao and Blue SHELL BEANS 21b!: 39c a letter -mailed him by H. Y. Mc- gp on Tueaday." cent Detergent deal: roasturs, stawlng fowl new vary roosonobly prieod. fore the Russian fied from his scribed as the worst railroad dia- .World Series of baseball wUl open I cUy sales tax will apply, ment stores wlU be able to open McINlOSH Cown, university -eglstrar and The hearings so far have been Soviet asaignnlant.. aster irt Philippines history. (Continued on Page Eight) \ 1 Rlnao, 1 Blue Troorf the fomHy to chiekon dinntr. Every day ot dean of admiaaions. But he ad on W^nesday, Sept. 29, in the Present at tee n^eeting in Tueaday. almost entirely a rehash of old An official transcript o f the . Castt, logs and crushed bodies AU main roads to Osps Cod PUMTT O f PASklMO AT AU TIAIiS Detergent both mitted the announcement "caught records and testimony. , Frick's office to make plans for for 47c. Halo's you'H End handy ehickon ports, toe. Royal Espionage commission’s hurtled from the wrecked bridge )fattonal League park, and tea were open today except water APPLES 2 Lb. 29c me off guard." Unde, orders from the Senate, secret hearing or. the case in Mel Into a gorge 100 feet below. the series were representatives of ”1 don't know wiilrii way to seme scale of ticket prices at laat the New York Giants, Brooklyn front areas which were damafted Redeem your P A G.coupons C riaco...... 3 lbs. 97o WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF FAVORITE the committee is considering a bourne July 20 waa releaaed, de Cranes were hoisting massive logs Fleming Voice year will prevail. ' j and are under National Guard ro Large Ivory Soap LARGE SIZE turn,"'he added., resolution by Sen. Flanders (R- tailing tee testimony, given by from tee gorge today and officials Dodgers and Milwaukee Braves at Plnehurst today . ... Enormous Impresalou After two games in the Nation of the National League, and the per vision. I\’ory Snow...... ^ ....3 1 c Vt) to condemn M^arthy’s con Petrov about Mrs. Ollier. said additional bodies may be u n -! al League park, the series will SUGAR HEART TENDER RATH'S SKINLESS PRANKFURTS Ford said he and his mother, New York Yankees and Cleveland Holiday wsek-end travsl wriU be Medium Ivory . . . . 3 for 25c Diix ...... 31c CANTAI^OUPES E.,b39e duct aa tending , to Bring the Sen Mrs. Ollier, .55,- was born Rose- covered. Sought ill Red shift to the. American League park permitted in all ssetiona except Personal Ivory . . . .4 for 23c Tide ^ . 3 1 c For your boUday ontiag. Yen’ll ttad tbem In our Relf-aerve caae. Mrs. Laveme Ford, would attempt ate into disrepute;-Backing up the Marie “Zoe Emma Marthe Pietri. The wreck occurred on north Indiana of Uie American League. MIRACLE WHIP to contact Tom Sealy of Midland, -1 for three games, and then return there wiU be no right-seeing al Valuable Sc coupon in each Dreft ...... 3 1 c LARGE SIZE / resolution, Flanders and Sens. She served In Beirut before going ern Negroe Island in the southern to the National League park if The Chicago White ’ Sox, al- Texas:, chqirnian of the Univer Morse (Ind-Ore) and Fulbright to Australia. She spent fi*e years contentlon. lowed In stricken areas. Perinite package of 4. L ava'S oap...... 2 for 21c SWEET PEAS Koop 800. food in your mdal pkmning, got it at Philippines and authorities still Radio Records needed. CommUsloner Ford Frick the WlU be required in aU such sec Ivory Flakes ...... 31c SALAD sity's Board of Regents'for an ei(- (D-Ark). aimed 46 overlapping, in Canberra. were trying to piece together ex announced. . roprt-ntoi. Save 4c on new CHIFFON Each Halo's: Sword, halibut, cedr haddock, SiMteu bhio, plsnation. * speciSc charges against McCarthy. A law graduate with a degree tions.:.. 10c,coupon in each box. LETTUCE 19c actly what happened. r. . ow ... TU e » « isk .The Series la decided on the best The series wlU be played on con- Complete restoration ot powar on I v o r y 'S n e ^ ...... ,....8 1 c FLAKES only product guar bealy later- aaid that the regis To get things started, the com in polltica) science as well, she Fort Sheridan. Hi.. Sept- 8 ifour out of seven games. secutlve days unless Milwaukee ia DRESSING 2 Cans scoEops, moekorol. , . trar' was under “an erroneous ira- Engineer Pablo Villarete. 46, the Caps expected by tto Cheer ...... 31c anteed to brighten Nylon— mittee skipped some charges and began working in Syria and the said that as his train crept down ThrM:ree more tape recordings sj-isi-i Ticket prices arer 310.00 tin n; for box-, the National . . -League repreaenU- pression” ' when the acceptance legedly made by American w a r ------. < — .—. — -trr.i. — weekend. Spic and Spim...... 23c pkg. 27c. GREEN PEPPERS 2 Lb. 19c lumped the others into five major Lebaiibn for the French adminis a steep grade near the town of 'seats, *7.00 for reserved seats. tiye against tee New York Yan Q t Pleaao call the day before "Plrk-np" If yon n-ant to leave a meat letter waa written. categories. Working with unex tration since 1934. prisoners and broadcast by their for general admission, which kees. In that event one. day will The New England Telephone ahd Just right for stuffing. -order by phoee. It helpa na to aerve everyone' better. Thank you. “If'/Tm unable to move him," Fabrics 16 cars loaded with logs pected speed. it finished putting in In the fighting between Allied broke loose and began rolling fr«. North Korean captors t ^ s y were , 1, 32.00 for be allowed for travel when the Ford said, "we'll have to use some to tee record by midaftemoon yes- and Vichy forces th^re during played in the court-martial of Lt. ^ bi^^chers site of the aeriei shifts. (Ceatinasd on Pnga EigM) B IR i^ EYE George Hill, the "Sunshine man" other .method to get my point In aa attempt to save his train Vil- ter<^y tee documentary evidence, World -War II, th^ Joined the Free larcte said he reced his engine and Col. Harry Fleming. _ On all games played in. New saysr "Don’t be fooled by ‘look- LEMONS 4r„23c over.” He did not explain what he. The’ recordings,^ alleged -Red In tee event a playoff is FROSTED alikes’, only Sunshine makes meant by "some other method” needed to determine either or both (Coatimieg Page Two) (OoBtianed ea Page Bight) - (Contlnned ea Page-Mine) . propaganCto. were played outside but said court action would be a the- presence pf the 11-man court Of the pennant races, one day will FOODS ■h.: wvste of tlrae. which -S trying Fleming, 46, ypf intervene between tee completion PEACHES 3 Lb. 25c In a few years there will be Racine, Wis., on charges that lie -of the playoff and tee Start qf the BuUetiiis CH ICKEN THIGHS 12-OX. CAN SAW himdreds of 'Negro students at the collaborated with' the eneniy while News Tidbits series. froM thc.AP WIna unlveralty,” he said. "Why 'Kdld a prisoner of the Communists. The NsUpnal League settles s DRUMSTICKS hORKMAL Ine back for this one year?” /- Legion for More Red Hunts Eight prosecution witnesses who Called from AP Wires Ue With s best two out of three SOFTWEVE LAND O’ LAKES After a recent U. S. Supreme also were priabnera in the North games, while the American League lb. pkg. ea. 89c APRICOT Frozen Food Specials REPORT RED ATTACKS craM -M chNobti tMUl Court ruling that aegregation Korean camp where Fleming.was uses a single game. Interior Dept, legal advisor says Taipeb, Saturday. SepL 4 BIRDSEYE TISSUE BUTTER should end in public schools, the Waahlngton, Sept. 3 Uf) —The senior American officer tried to The starting time for all aeriea NECTAR SNOW CROP (II.OZ. rKG.t Texas Education agency first an identify their own voices as tee President's signing of bill to —Nationalist Cktro today re ORANGE JUICE Big Day for CollinsTainily rear guard of the 36th annual ia 1 p.m.. local tim e,. except - for ported heavy Red himharilmtdt Thinsies n g . 27e nounced it would abide by the de recorded "appeals" were played in Grant mineral rights on- home Sunday games played in New Stms^e 3 Rolls la qnartera—Lb. cision but later, s^id it would take American Legion convention start executive sessions. . stead lands to Crowroads, N. M., of Queeaey and Little Qibea(oy. 2 for 37c . 2 Cans Leaf or Chopped SPINACH 2 '^ 37e 69c York, when It- is 2:05 p.m. v NaHoaaUst lalaad streagpolnta at'least a year for Texas to com ed home today with a new nation- *Volce-8igned* Appeals • family ia not expected to set gen In the eveiit . te e . New -York BIRDS EYE HYDR0X commander at the helm and a The witnesses earlier testified eral precedent . . , P ^ io Belgrade off the CUaeso malBlaad. Tha ply- says Marshal Tito'a goverament Giants -win the National League attaefea were deaerlbed aa tha SWEET UFE Goy. Allan Shivers, ' recently stack of resounding resolutions it they bad “ voice-algned" certain pennant, there will be no public FRENCH FRIES - nominated for a third term, aaid "appeals” broadcast-.by^Jhe Reds. Intends to protest to Bulgaria hea\-ieat rinre the Mattoaaltote 25c-39c hopes will influence government sale Of box seats aa all have been beat off a Commnatot attempt 2 for 37c In both the firat priipary cam policy. WhCteet- they tderttified the againat atLsek madii on two dip- allocated to season ticket holdere. SLICED STRAWBERRIES 43o voice of Col. Fleming was not im lomata in Sofia. ___ to seise the Islands In Oetoher, paign and in the heated run-off The four-day convention ended Commissioner Frick, in dealing BIRDS EYE PEAS campaign that aegregation would mediately disclosed. Premier Mehdes-France may 1949. officially yesterday afternoon, head hla country’s delegation to with the tentative Scheduling of a SNOW CROP CAaOZ. CAN) continue in Texas “aa lo n g w r I alte tee veterapa voicing in no Such of the fecordings ^aa are 2 for 39c.. admitted in evidence will be played New York in hia role as foreign footbali game at Municipal Sta I'M ITKIT .hSiSAILS ISRAEL am governor.” The third term for uncertain tr.-ms their indignation dium, in Cleveland, on Sunday, which the Democratic party nom later to the full court. minister for the Sept. 21 opening Jerusalem, IsraeU Seetoiv ORANGE JUICE 2""37c about Communism at home and of tee U:N. General Aasetpbly . . . Oct. 3, announced that any park PREMIER CULTIVATED inated him — usually equal to abroad. One such recording was admitted Sept. 3 (Pi — The Jeidao-braeM FRESHEB BY FAR VEGETABLES British official soure.e say large used -for the series must not b e; .Mixed Anniatiee Cammlariea to LARGE DESSERT lUMILEEEE COHOE election in Texas —l will not end Congress is certain to hear of yesterday by Lt. Ool. George M. used' for any other spqrts event fo r ' AND HAMBURGER Anderson, acting as judge in the number o f Vietnamese evacuees, day ooademaed Israel ter-what NATIVE POTATOES Green Beans until Dec. 31. 1956. fresh Legion demands for Univer the. dutotioo of ti>e series. RELISH JifcOi'wn'B-letter to Ford advised general court-martial. He is ,cx- impatient over delay in transfer to It ealled "a amat Sagraat vto- 19 lbs. 3?c Red Italian ' sal Military Training (UMT), for smite, are going aver to Oommu- ' Plana for playoffs, if neieded. | lattea of the geaeeal arnriatire Oniohs BLUEBERRIES Salmon Steak new anti-Commuhist Icgialation nist-lcd Vietminh. will be announced later by the: agreement " la raMteg Jordan NATIVE RADISHES ^««»f/ffrHYDR0X (CoattBueO oa Page Nlaa) (Oaattnned oa Page Eight) league presidents. Cauliflowar • 12 0*b n Ox. Jar 29c and Investigations and for in Coast Guard waraa mariners to territory at Latnm Wetosoday bch; 5c - creased veterans' benefits. Yellow Corn Can 7fJ Oz. Can Pkg. exeririse axtrame caution when night. On ’'OIIKMIU’’crtiRHiM Seaborn P. Collins, Jr., of Las navigating watera along New CUCUMBERS, ■ Lima Beane Pkg. 41c Throngs Hit Road Cruces, N. M., yesterday elected Ecuador Warehips England coast as aids to naviga Sightseers Warned T( A. AEC AORBE 3 for 10c Celif. and Oregon . ckicBistB tuulfit national commander fo.' the com tion in all iocaJitiea m ay. be in- Waahingtoa. SapL S UP)—Tho .Long White Potatoee ing year, pledged a vigorous cam operaUve due to Tuesday's hurri Teaneeaea Valley A atharity PEPPERS On Long""Weekend paign to carry out dozens of reso To Curb Whalers To By-Pass Shore Native Glaetonbury cane . . . Preeident Garloe Caatillo, (TV.A) and the .Ateaalr Eaetgy lb: 19c lutions calling for direct Legion Armaa appeals for laAow of for-' Cemmlealea (ABC) told today Csntaloupee . action or to make its opinions Quito, Skuador, Sept. - 3 UP— BECKER’S BEETS Chicago, Sept. 3. (P)— Summer’s eign capital to help hia new anti- Hartford. Sept. 3 (.Pi — Connec "a Bseettag at minds has he«B Watermelone last kmg weekend lured millions known.' Ecuador announced last night it Communist government tock on ticut State Police tod this word to achtovad on all fnatomeatal la- bch. 10c Collins, a World War II flier, had sent out warships and army of Americans to the highways, her feet. day for Labor' Day travelera: anea" at aa agraaasant waa chosen unanimously to suc planes to keep a flohlng fle e t- Carlo ntwapapc'* Wtet official Stay away from Connecticut's ths agenetoa relating to the BECKER’S CELERY rails, wraters and skies today. ceed Arthur J. (k>nneU of Middle- believed to be'Greek-born shipping dbl. 26c ■ctealal of Egyptian foreign atate- hucricane-totterred shoreline. It's poeed Dtxea-Yatoe yrlvale From the big cities there, was a town, Conn. magnate Aristotle Onasals' 16 ment issued by ruling military closed to sightseers and in order to er.eentracL general Labor Day exodua to The convention also elated these whalers—from fishing within 200 Junta to foreign correspondents' get near the stricken areas you beaches, mountaina, national and other new officera: miles of this South American coun ■*y* Egypt ''staada in every re have to prove that you owrn or Uve PLAN W A B N IN # S Y S n O f state perks and aimilar tourist Vice Oommandera-Leonard Jack- try's MSsUlne. spect with the West.” . . Prof. on damaged property. Tha hard- ■aH leid , Sapt. 3 (ff) Oeaer- ■gtracUons. Railroads, air lines son of (?larks. La.; Robqrt Shelby, Governmental General Secretary 'Jean Mayer of Harvard Unlveraity hit area lief totween New Haven aor Ledge today dimeted tWa end bus companies added special Salt/ Lake aty. Utah; Howard C. Mahuel Araujo said that a group ■PggMta fat persona take op and the Rhode (aland atata linq. state atfletele te wark ant a equipment and crewa to carry the Kingdom, (?0nneaut, Dhid; Patrick of ships, assumed .to be OaasalB' waltoAsg in effort to loss weight. Tha announcement came along atote-wUe harttoaaa v talag holiday load: H. Mangan, Jr., Brattleboro,. Vt.; flotilla, tod been sighted ip Ecua Bto Rockefeller and Reno, hotel with a Stats PoUca estimate that Tha National Safety Council 'ayateea which wanM aiw i Oto Dr. C arr J. Rees, Newark. Del.; dorean . territorial watcip. Tha man Charles W. Mapss. Jr., aren't more than 700.(KM>- cars vRU fbU griatoat aaaahar la aatimnted that mUliona of auto- and national chaplain, the Rev. Quito regime along wHh Hem and confirming or deaylng reports over Connecticut’s hidhways and mobilee will choke'the roads sad the tommlt ef.thq American Leglea eom Albert J. Hoffmann, Dubuque, Chlla contend tlifae tofend 200 \they are heided for altar.« , . In that 398 persons wrill be UUed in i>arkways ovar tto long boUday SepL 2, Seahonr P. ColHno, Jr., and hht wife, Iowa. milaa’out' In the Pacifle. dian Prims MlfUster Mehm tella which gate underway tonight. traffic fhlohape Iq 0>o 73 hours' hto efactlea aa aatieejal eeawtiaadf r of Ike Legma hy Tha convention overwhelmingly "Units of tee Nsvy and planas Parliament-ha will aaake hto fliet The main highways and park- t - i m v a te .: CoOtoa to trem la a Onmeo, M. K . (A P WU«- visit to OonunuBtat China la Oeto- ; \ ■ j ia a P a g a . (OenOaMA on Page Etovea)
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McCarthy May Air Players Discuss MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY; SEPTEIOER 8.1964 PAGE v ip v i 'a ^ ^ 4 1 o l i d a y Eisenhower Expect 8,100 Students Views Next Week The gardena no doubt would Park Cbmmiaaion aaid tha ordar Plans for Year evan lovelier when more of the < Make Voters Tomorrow More Rockfalls was issued quickly to protect Signs Bias Snoffiless French Maritime plants ara In blpom. In All-D«y Session throngs expected over the holiday SALE (OoBtlhaed from Pag* Oaa) In Schools This Year The executive board of the Com Head For Brithaay Hinted at Niagara weekend. ALL COLOt The youthful travelers this aum- munity Piaycre met Tuesday night The League of Women mostly from tranacripta of prior .asphalt tile In the floor of the at tha horns of the president. Bill Charllap Hrttoe-K. Parker Alpe$ Enjoyed by Scouts mar have been thrilled with many VET TAX PROBE ASKED NOW GOING ON . "NAKED JIINOLE" of the thinga they have seen, and Votefa, devoted, to service to Niagara Falls, N. T., Sept. 8 (jF) Control BiU hearings of other committees. Enrollment Increases Highland Park school auditPrium. Brown. Plane for the coming year PiBi B-iemary C'hmaey the vMing community, today A kitchen is alto being 'set up ifi were diacuased. "BED OABTP.BS" hava been particularly interested —The danger of new rockfaUs on Hartford, Sept. S (P) - r Gov. 'The hearings halted for this By 300; Bailey Sees .Kea., Mae.. Ten. By EMILY SMITH i^d’Antibee, the famous wlntar play In the contrasts. ^From the hot, urged all persons who . have (OoatiniMd from Pago Oae) the former coal pocket of that The first plM "My Three An- I, the ' Amencap aide of Niagara John Lodge has asked tha State week after exploring McCarthy's elB,’’ will be produced Friday and "Vellry Of Lee Courmettee, Tourrettee-^- ground of the wealthy. tropical country of southern not become looters to do so at m o r ia r t y b r o t h e r s High Schpol Figure school, Illing said. InUR. Xm l Kiega’’ "Oat- It waa poaaibla to taka hlkaa aad the voter making aestion to Falls—possibly over the Labor Legislative Oiuncil to look Into ' rates of. pay, or -other forms of use of a aecret document In the He also aaid the routine sup- Saturday nightii, Oct. 22 and 23. taw Stelllaa" Loup. France—The barren, sharp France they plan to journey to the effect of increasing vetarana MI-SIS CENTER ST.—OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 Army-McCarthy hearings. Long Tha first meeting will be held peikfl of the French Maritime bus axcurslone from Laa Oourmet- Brittany In the northwestern part morrow in the office of the DKy weekend—haa led to the clos compenuUoh: ano iKiecUons for Reaching Record 1600 pUea and textbooks hava bacn dia- tea, and the Manchester girls town clerk at tha Municipal ing of Luha' Island and part of local tax axemptlona. Tht requaat excerpts from those hearings were trtbuted tP tha 'variPua acbooU. Saturday at the Aymory. Anyone Alpee, enowlees and with very little of France, a province on the wind was made by tlje governor yester training, including apprenticeship,. Intereated in joining the play green on them aa contrasted with availed themeelvee of these oppor swept coast, a cool and ndny cU- Building. Goat Island. read into the record. About 8,100 Manchester pupils .Announae Appointasents tunities. The sightseeing points were or day after Mayor Richard .C Lee "The contractor agrees to post Fifty-three teachera will hold group is <‘ordially invited to the enow-capped pdbks of the mate, and its inhabitanta dremed At the session, which will be of New Haven told him diet New They retraced the story of how will march back to their claas- attend. Swiss Alps, have bMn the moun 'On Sunday afternoon all. the often in the quaint costumes of held from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.. dered barred to the public yrater- hereafter, in conaplcuous places, class in Manchester schools for group walked to a vantaga point day after geologlats- reported Haven loess 8366,307 a year be available for employes or appli McCarthy produced last May 4 rooma ahd books next Wednesday tains which, the members of Senior bygona daya. League members will distribute cause of the 81,000 property tax what he said was a letter from the first Umt on Wednesday. 'They Girl Scout Troop 1 have been en w^ere the Gotg du Loup can be noh-partiaan voting phamplets seven big cracks in the area and cants for employment, notices }.o FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, re as the summer vacation comes tp' have- been hired aa new teachera SAFETY FIRST! seen. There they took many pic called the aituatfOn "very danger exemption granted war vaterans. be provided by the contracting of joying this past week. such aa "Voting Made Easy by Lee aaya the State ahouM bees the lating to security St the Army sn end snd this yesr's school ses- or aa replacemehta for teachera tures of 4he -cenery and than Machine.” Members wilt also ous.’’ -i ficer setting forth the provisions aion begins. that have left. Illing said. Boston (yp)—-Sign In a Boston In contrast with the green pas Conditions were dracribed aa tax exemption brunt, not the mu STOCK CAR RACING of the nondiscrimination clause. Radar Laboratory at Ft. Mon ture lands of Switzerland are the picked some of the tropicrl flowers, Great Books Club demonstrate the use of the vot mouth, N- J" Eklson M. Bsilsy, princlpsl, ssid He also annouced new principal barroom window: such *a lavendar, growing there. ing machine. similar to those of July 28. when nicipalities Lee. a veteran him ITS DIFFERENT "The contractor further agreea It was a 2 H -page document thst sbout 1,800 students sre ex appointments. Ramizi. the Ver- "Drive carefully, the life you dry fields of southern France. Tliese little, plants, which have a 185,000 tons of rock tumbM into self, said he was not against the to inaert the foregoing provision pected to attend Msncheater'-Hlgh non-Lydall principal, waa formtrly save may be Marilyn Monroe’a." During this week spent in thb In Sixth Season the 160-foot gorge, carrying awayt tax exemption -for veterans but which Hoover later was quoted as Martime Alpea the Scouts have delightful fragrance, are used In Va MILE DIRT TRACK in all aub-contracts, except aub- saying contained verbatim pas School this yesr. The number Is at the Washington School. Edward making parfume. and ideala offered by the gre.it a slice of the American falls and Juat wants it put Into tha State's contracts for standard commercial sages from a 15-page memorandum the highest aver to attend the high Benache, former principal of the seen entirely different types of Vlalt Perfume Oeater stimulating fun la offered to all part of Prospect Point. hands. supplies or raw materiala.” vegetation from what they have classics. the FBI had cent to the Army school S t one time. tUUley ssid. Buckland School, will be the new /J’h ( < V : ' T U ' \ f [-'> • HARTFORD fe ) i < I ricrn Gra:;ae, Ute center of the Also shut was the hurricane Eisenhower and former Preai- aver seen before—palm, orange, fig Mancheater reaidents who enjoy Tha aeeslons are not "taught," deck of the Cave of the Winde, a Pigakln glovaa will remain soft Intelligence Service. He said he The high school’s two-session principal of the Washington world’s perfiUne Induittry, v-ae the reading, by the Manchester Great but are led by two leaders who dent Hoover drove back late yea- hadn’t written the 2 ^ -page docu program will be continued this School. Walter Roth, a format iM P E R S O m and olive trees, cactus and other neitt plabo, visited, and thera the narrow wooden span directly be If you add a few drops of glycerine STAFFORD SPRINGS tarday from Fraaer, Colo., on the EASTWOOD .tropical plants, very little green Books Group which will begin its hava been trained In the Socratic low Luna Island. to the last water In which you ment itself. year becsiias of the record num teacher at the Verplanck School, grass, and sort of reddish in color. Scouts went th.*0tgh a perfume Bl)(th year course Sept. 22. Active art of asking questions. The co weatem aide of the Continental Also into the record—from the ber of students, he added. The has been appointed principal at factory ‘to see how perfume la The Niagara Frontier State rinsq them. Deaa Marti* Sail To Oenei’s dlecuesions ere held on the second leaders start the discussion by SAT., SEPT. 4 8:30 P. M. Envlde, where they apent three Army-McCarthy transcript—went schedule will be the tame as last Buckland. C^arlea Johnson, who it Jerry Lewie A. Quinn made. They were ^>fayed with so and fourth Wednesday of each ;asking questions pertinent to the daya caa^ng for trout and gen a letter from Atty. Gen. Brownell new to the school system here, will Peggy CaaUe Leaving Switzerland Aug. 19, many different scents while going ytsf, with the juniors, seniors and going by boat from Lausanne to month at the Mary Tetley Li reading. From there the members / INCREASED BONUS TO BEAT DICK erally talnng it eaay at a secluded declaring Hoover had told him college preparatory sophomores at be the principd at the Barnard "Uvlii9 through the plant that it was dif brary at 7:30 p. m. cover many aspects of the aealgn- ranch. "he never wrote any such letter’^ School, Illing announced. Geneva, the group left the latter ficult to distinguish one fiom the FLETCHER OR WHITEY BRAINARD tending the morning scseton and It Up" "ThaLong place that evening on an all-night New members have been wel ment^ ~ During the stay there, the Presi as the abbreviated document Mc the freahmen and the rest, of the Orientation meetings were held other when they came to the comed every year since the group Continuing as leaders this year dent' also got in some work. He Carthy produced. The latter docu la Color Walt" train ride to Nice, in aouthem salesman v,‘here perfume could be Sm hi acttoB tlM leMllBf can Md driven from, Conn.. Mnan., second year students attending the today for the new - teachers, one France. After leaving Marseilles waa organized and find that read will be Mrs. Allen Bourn and Gil signed into .law more than 100 ment, he said, was "not authentic" afternoon session. at the Verplanck School for ale- purriiased. ing and discussing the great claa- bert Hunt, teac.ier at Manchester B. L and 31. H.. *U former Midget Drivers. Sae Dick Fletdwr, early In the morning the train A delightful sw'm in ths clear, WMtajr Bralaard, Art Boaaeau, HoUy Bnnda, Den Itomda, Ray bills, moat of them of secondary In that Hoover never tvrote it. These enrollment figures repre mentary teachers, the other at the followed closely, .along the shore alcB of literature la not only edu High School. Mrs.. Bourn and Hunt OCuyU* Importance. That brought to 473 Unauthorized Paper Used sents s new high, according to Ar high achool lor the new teachers SUNDAY blue waters of the Mediterranean cational, but fascinating. Mem- have been leading tht group irince BrnWn, BUT Blatter and many others. there. of the Mediterranean, making at. Cannes was gieatly enjoyed by the total number Of measures he Brownell aaid. furthernriore, that thur H. Illing, superintendent of ’’Magnlfieent Obeeeslon" atopa at such well known places hora have found that tlie books its organization.' ' has approved since starting his the document involved "an unau Superintendent. Illing welcomed (In Color) the girls, and they also v'ere glad they study deal with the bhsic Anyone interested Is-invited to ROASTING CHICKENS schools'. There sre sbout 300 more as Antibes, Cannes,, and ^Juan-Ies- ot the opport unity to explore that Colorado work and play vacation thorized use of clasaified informa students expected to attend the the new teachera'at the Verplanck Plnes, all famous as winter re- problems of -the world today; join the local group and may regis Aug. 21. tion” and "serious harm” would meeting and a general session fol r'^sort town. problems of Justice, happiness, im ter at the Mary Cheney Library or public schools than last yesr, he lowed. sorta. One of the highlights of the stay Among other things, it takes a lot of electriqtjr to Killed 21 Bills t result from Ignoring.aecrecy labels •sl, 10, Route 44-A to have any idea Of what they wire editor, where he is responsi .. 4 :iS— yesterday to turn the 328-bed Un were as follows: GARDEN SALES *39 Route 6; stop three at Steele at Lewis' gas station; stop 11, at would amount to. New Orleans iff)—"Hurry," the ble for the editing of nationsl and CHANEL NO. 5 WHAY—Newa . . dercliff Tuberculosis Sanitarium Kickball: Ages l2. 13, 14. Mar ed by the Chambers of Commerce. excited caller told police head WCCC—Good Eventns, Good Uuaic Entertainment following lunch was 312 Oakland S t—MI-0-9406 Crossing Road and Route 6; stopl^omerer of Route 44-^A and Tolland The NATO approach presuma world news, and where.his recog available at WKNB—Newa; Scores at Meriden over to the. care and garet Hare, Green, and Betty Gal Th« coat with tha million dollar four on South Road opposite tlto Road; stop 12, comer of Route bly means that the military forces quarters. "Therd's a man hanging nised talent *ln designing readable WTIC—Newa treatment of the chronically ill, lis, Robertson; Sack Race; Ages Poster house; stop five. South Road 44-A and'South Road; stop 13 from a window on the 12th floor and attractive front pages has W ELDO irS • WDRO-News aged and iniirm. 6, 7, 8,. Judy tommers, Robei’tson, look, tailorad in 100*/# Warron of which Germany would contribute ot the hotel," ' WGTH—Newa opposite Robbins house; stop six. South Road at Foster house; stop to the defense partnership would played a major role in The Her 801 BIAIN STREET Z 4 :1S- These aged patients are now and. Nancy Beck, Green; Sack Stafford flaaca, with all wool South Road at tlicbols bouse; stop 14, comer of Johnson Road and be national forces, like those of Police squad cars reported back, ald's repeated successes in the an . WHAY—SporU SpoUlsht ^ . bedded in the State’s luentg) insti Race: Ages 6, 7, 8; Roland Cor "Just a pair of panto diying— nual competition for the Ayer .1. WCCC—Good Evening, Good M uile tutions. The move would mean lining, carefully hand-picked edg seven. South Road at United Route 4; stop 15, comer of WU- Britain, PVanM and the United * WKNB—Music mier. Green, Snd Ted Schults, Methodist Chim:h and stop e i^ t liams Road and Routes 6 and 44-A States. Such foixes. are placed cancel call.” Cup, awarded for typographical « WTIC—Strictly Sporta some relief from overcrowded con Robertson. ing, patch pockets and ocean at Keeney Drive and Route 44-A. in front ot Hillcrest; stop 16, on under control of the supreme PYeeman Francis, a clothes excellence. WDRC—I Believe ditions in mental hospitals. Route 6 and 44-A in front of Oow- presser at the hotel, had washed In his new position, Turklngton, WGTH—PatteraoD Last week Gov.- John Lodge ask Six Potato Race: Ages 9, 10, 11, pearl buttons. Sizes 8 to 18. in Route C, operated by Mra Lae, NATO command, but they are not •:SS— Betty Jean Cslighan, Waddell, and dy’B. the trousers and hung them out whose experience includes cover SIGN *■ WHAY—Hilltop Youth Contcrenca ed the commission to consider will begin at 8:16 ajn. at the considered international forces in Betty Baton, Robertson; Bsaebsll DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS nude, navy, camel and oxford. Junction of Birch Mountain Exten Route 2 for the afternoon ses the sense of having mixed units, the window on a piece of wire to age of town administration, police, *' WCCC—Good Evening Good Uuale turning one of its sanltoria into a sion at Manchester High School dry. To the excited passerby the court, and fires, will have general WKNB—Pike s Platter Party Hospital for the aged. Throw: Ages 9, 10, 11, Neil Pier sion and Bolton Center Road; atop conunon uniform, or being under Advertising WTIC—Emil Cote son, Waddell, and David Brace, two will be Bolton Center Road Will be driven by John Swanson, the policy control of a SUper-na shadow of the swaying trousers on supervision of local news cover- WDRC-oGuv Lombardo Pre.sently Undercllff is caring $S doYm holds any coot ^ ED'S SIGN CO. '53 Packard ’399 WGTH—BUI S tem for 240 tuberculosis patients. Nathan Hale; Baseball Throw; Jr. and win begin at 11:85 a. m. tlonal political body such as ElDC the side of the building looked like *ge- opposite Treat house; atop three, Down. IVith easy low, low bank rates. Up to 30 months e- 4 :tS— These will be transferred to the Ages 12, 13, 14,. David Solomon- Williams. Road, opposite KoUand with the first stop at the comer envisioned. a m an ...... For four years before his pro M lte M 3-82A8 to: pay bdanec. Kas' radio, heater, uHramatie, power WHAY—Hilltop Youth ConferetjCo house; atop 4, Route 8 and 44-A of Bolton HiU Road and Brandy The rearmament of Germany WCCC—Good Evening Good Music four other TB hospitals. son, Waddell, snd Stanley McFar of MANCHESTER: Street; atop two, Hebron Road op under NATO—or directly without brakes, power steerinf. Less than 10,000 milea, -b 1 WKNR-Plke-a Platter Part/ land, Green; Softball Pitch: Ages In front 8 p v ty include Mrs. EUsworth E. a. m. at the Tbwn Line on Camp Perkins, Mra Ralph Wing, Miss tioijBry.___ ' mecofiDiiiofiioG Meeting Road; atop two, comer of Elsie B. Collins, Mra Anna Hol Value $4.98 gal. Unconditional guarantee. Money will Carter Street anrd Volpi Road; land and Mrs. Burton Tuttle. be refunded if desirable results are not obtained. DemocrqticJ^andidaie For stop three, at Villa Louisa; stop A checkbook is not only highly useful, but the prerequisite four, comer of Tinker Pond and Maiacheator Evealag Herald Bol- to elementary economics. Birch Mountain Roads; atop five, tba oorreapoadent, Mra. Jaaeph Birch Mountain Road a t Soma IFItaha, telephoae MUriteD 8-5545. •n« WILLIAMS Board of Directors In addition to our regular checking account, we offer the OIL SERVICE DIAMOND'S ISC. ARMY AND NAVY student our Special Checking Account Plan. 341 ^ROAD STREET TEL. MI-9-4548 . 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER • DEAN OF HILLYER GOUEGE Special CheckiOg.^ccount Advantages: • F0RMERLY.0N FACULTY OF No minimum balance required. SMITH COLLEGE AND YALE No charge for deposits. , No monthly service charge. • MEMBER MANCHESTER SCHOOL raiUlING COMMITTEE The only'cost is lOe a cheek in bookj of 10 end 20. THE RE-OPENING OF THE Elegant Florentine • CAPABLE ADMINISTRATOR AND Faille OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON FOBUC SPIRITED GITI,ZEN CLOSING OUT 1 BOOK ORd THURSDAY EVmiNGS 8:30 to 8:30 IN ROOM LOTS OF PAPER AS A ^ E R N A H A R E CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON **Along with all right thinking citizens, I am 1e SALE! --.•.vW: interested in economy in all phases of govern- oat Taar CMoe 49c Per Ron Bay 1 roll for Kgular price —get seooad roll for le. ■DANCE STUDia mert^. But, when we consider economy, we AIR-CONDITIONED should realize that initial cost is only one fac SOME LEFT tor, Cheapness and economy are not synon Dress MILL END PAINT MASURY PAINT TEMPORARILY AT MASONIC TEMPLE By Devoe. Exterior oaly. laterior aad exterior AFTER OCT. I$f— 16 O A K ST. ymous. While It laato. Colors; Orey aad green. Beg. » a a w .98 SSAdgaL OaL 40% Off CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN Vote on Primary Day 1 0NLY—as e n u e ELECTRIC ‘ Huee sHtAs DISPOSAL ^ & TAR^BALLET—ACROBATIG I ^ . $18446. So much fashion for so littio money} $36.50 ^ G W . e e e e • I $74.50 BALLROOM—BATON Tha forever-popular coat' dress aff September 14 dressed up and ready to go . . . of SOME HOUSEWARE 31% OH lovely Flerantina fgUle with rhina- AINO MANY OTHER CLOMEQUTS! - Classes Start September-^ 13 ston'a-studdad buttons, V wing .col lar, cuffed dolman slaavas, a skirt for DR. PASCAL POE that whirls and whirls! Let it tak|t Regisjter Now — Call MI 9-9763— 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. ” yo^'dancing ^nd dining, in t^ga, rad^ ' TeL e Ptiint Center I (This adverttosaseat pabliahed as a public Inforim^lon serx-tea and blue. Misses' sites. .12 to 20.:^ ^ M U eM l 9-4511 Miss Hare is a member bf the National Associatigh of Dance and Affiliate Ar- by U m Clttoeos Committee ot Manchester, a vohmtror bi-partl- AVe^lL^ARTPORD — JA-M205 tlsts, Inc. and stodied a^ their New York Conservatory. , -i „ aaa orgaalxaHaa' fiedkated to Good Govemmeat). I ■' ..... ' * ~ " ^^®^®®^®5SSS5^BS5SSi^BSSBS8Si5SPSI^55lBB5S5B!^S \ ■ I ‘ \ -M .It-' . ■ r' /. S’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 .19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8„ 1954 bardi, Whites at comer Pond HiU ture, neither today nor many to thrtesen reacue aquad; and no TV develop even in blameless circum* Dalaney, rector of S t Bridget's Coventry Road, along Route 81 with atopa Carol Whips Plane morrows yvtll Me ita defeat.” K of C to Open audience to astound . . . stances, if we take nothing foi* Gibbons Assembly Church and his assistanta, the at Dextar Road, Talcott Street ‘Hie report was made by Judges DroocUes Rev. Robert CarroU and thh Rev. comer and Buaaiere. Return home lliomaa O. Gilll, Fred D. Faulkner “The good thlngn he has done granted, we could i i rease our at noon ori same bus. On Way to Quebec Social Season £Dtnin0 l|rrald are not explored. The bad things By ROGER PRICE Plan Activities Theodore Gubala. and Stanley P. Mead. 'They said chances of being able t» use the The co-chairmen will ' have the Principal Fisher Announces Bua No, 7, Henry Shlrshac: 4,828 juveniles were in their courts are rhercly gathered ^gether and highways and keep on living too. following members on their com Leaves home, 7:15 a. m., down London, Sept 8 (/P) —Hit thra* in 1 9 ^ 72 per cent of them first .'GampbeU Council No. 573, piled up alongaide the chargee. Since we all know the kind of Mrs. Wesley C. Gryk ahd Mrs. mittee: Miss Catherine Shea, Mrs. Pucker Street, Babcock Hill. Flan UntM by Hurricane Carol'a light offenders. Knights of Oolumbua, will com E. G. O’Brien, M?a. Joaeph P. Dyer, ders Road to Robertson School for 'They noted, however, that Con mence the fall social season With ‘The Wiaconstn Uenator ob thing that can happen when, peo James Halloran ara co-chairmen Bus Routes for All Pupils junior high pupils. Second trip, to ning, a British airliner arrived viously does not know exactly how of the annutl open msellhg of Mrs. Charles J,^ McCarthy, Mrs. J. here yesterday a day late but necticut "ia atiU short by several a get-together night Sept. 13 at PublWMn ple do not drive this way, but act F. Audette, Mrs. William McOoy. village, lower Route 31 far aa De-‘ hundred children of the peak of the K of C Home. ftowdwt October t.; Un to deal with this . . . He is fenced as If they had . no time left to Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies Mrs Paul Kavenack, Mrs. John P. . \ Coventry. Sept. 8— (Special)—* 'down Grant Hill Road to Route pot Road, return to RobertsOh with all 32 pessengers aafe and maladjuatment achieved in the Movies will be shown and a jrroniiv Bxeopt in for the first time and he is be ii'averse a road which they think of Qilumbus. Tuesday, Sept 14, in Hutchinson, Mrs. William Voatl- Tha bui route aShedules have been 44A to Cedar Swamp Road to Ver School. Return home at noon on sound. early 1840s." series of slides covering the coun CARTER CHEVROLET CO, INC, layi btw M ju ^ S t Jamee’ Hall. A amorgaaboard non Branch lioad ott to Route same bus. M lUn-A^Hor Coaa^ ; ing hurt, for regardiess of what ought to be their own personal nack. Mrs. Henry Skelly, Mrs. This Bank Will B« released Iw Stipervialng Principal Bus Routes for afternoon' ses The Brltleh Overaeaa Airways Actually, they said, the State ia tries of Europe will be shown. The Man Matter. at 6:30 p. m. will open the eve Berndrd J. Walsh, Mrs. Robert Royal O* Flaher at the Robertson 44A. Due at Manchaster High at (BOAC) ConatellaUon left Mon "moderately better off” than In slides have been obtained from the the Senate doea about his case, property, it would seem, that we ning's activities. Another feature 7:30 a.m. Return at 12:30 p.m. on sions, 12:30 p. m. to 4:45 p. m. Youngh, Mrs. Wayno Hokkanen. School. Town owned bus No. 1; Up treal Wednesday and soon after the early war years, considering Rev. Richard Foley, son of Mr. and WILL L U m BAY SUBSCRIPTION RATKS each day's hearing Is a form of might indeed reach come sensible of the program will be a one-act The bua routes for regular ses- Bus No. 8, Wilton Rose. ran into Carol aa the storm ffnnt the great increase in children in Mrs. Cornelius Foley of 49 Scar PajraMa la Mvaaoa play presented by the local Thes Afternoon sesaioi. for freshmen Cross and South Streets to Wood- Year tlSM censure of its own." conclusion before we even start CLOSED oions at the Robertson qchool, to bridge Road at noon for Joanne swept over Quebec Province. the last 10 years." borough Rd. Refreslunents will be Hotitlie ••••«««•»•*•*•••••••• 7.76 pian Players. include all Grade two and one end sophomores. First Stpp Cove They also said the national per served after the social program. WEEKEND ON SATURIAY, Mootha ••••aaeeeeeeseasee* 3.90 AU the Wstkins Committee has out It's sensible, after all, to plan Deaths Last Night Rust, Joihes Jacobs, Robin Rock. Lightning atruck first an hour LIU Guests on this occasion will be group of Grade one pupils follow: 11:30 a.m. r Route 31 to Pond centage rise from 1052 to 1953 been doing, in resiit^.'ls to re to come back. the following local clergymen: The Hill Road, River Road to Brick Lyndon and Leyton Wilmot and after the takeoff. Two more a • • • • • • JO Town-owned bus No. 1: First Henry Caron, return South Street, bolts hit the plane 20 minutes waa about 13 per cent. HARD TARGET. NO DOUBT Copy »««aaaee*eaeea*e«*aas< .06 ceive, formally, evidence which A UtUe common sense and Rev. John F. Hannbn, whoia chap School. Brosdway to French's « AND MONBAY, SEPT. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ~ All Day Labor Day ' ■top will be on Root Rosd, 8:10 a. ick up Constance Beil, Deborah later, breaking the compass. “Connecticut’s experience ap Schenectady, N. Y., Sept. 3 has long been In existence. J t is moderation con go far safely. lain of the Assembly and rector of Ohoteau. Mont.—A. B. Guthrie, m., and will proceed s'.'ound Coo corner. Grant Hill Road, 44A, pears to be more reassuring than J. T, Lyon, camera store propri MEMBER 0» _ S t James’ Church; the Rev. SIcKusick, Royal Isham, stop cor-' The pilot decided to set down at ! THE A880CIA7KO PRJCSB not likely, for that matter, to re "Battoaholo Flower for a Robbt” Sr., 83. father of Pulitzer Prize per Lane, up Route 31. first stop Silver Street, South Street. Swamp ner Beagraves Road for three Fa- that which characterizes the coun etor, turned 90 yesterday and gave ; Tbe Aaaodatad Praia la exclualraly George P. HughiM, the Rev. EM- winning novelist A. B. Guthrie, Monday, Sept. 6 ^ Road, Route 44A, Jean 'tingabury Boston, but the airfield there was ..aatfUad to Um iiaa d rmiMIcallOB ol ceive any new fact, or discover This flbwer waa designed for a at Cove, to Daley Road, Oak wells,.^,.E.. Grondln, J . Coveil, S. waterlogged and he went on to try aa a whole," they said. this explanation for his long life: gar FarreU and U|e Rav. Francis Jr., and former newapaper pub walk to Route 44A, Cedar Swamp “I'm a jaywalker, you know.” . Bll aewa dlapatchai credlud to It, or furi-loving Robot named “888- T. Butler, assistant pastors at S t Grove, Bellevlew, Waterfront Hotchkiss, Gary Gray and two New York. Bot oUtanrlaa credltrd in this iiapar eny new fact, about the career of lisher, banker and btulncaeman. Park, Gerald Park and Lakeview Road to Vernon Branch Road, re^ Crowdls children, Gerald Park, , OVERCOME BY SMOKE aad alao the local news pubUabed bare. A Thought for Tuduy 35B.’’ When ybu lean fonVard to J.ames’ Church; the Rev. John J. Died Wednesday. 6 turn and out Bolton Branch Road. After an overnight stop, the All rislita of npubllcatlon of veelal the Wisconsin Senator. Terrace. If children in Lakeview Lakewood Heights, Judd Road, New Haven, Sept. 3 (fi?)—Five look at i f it squirts oil .in your Due Manchester High 12.30 p.m. plane Dew on to London yesterday ' SlapalGlMa bereln are alao raaamd But there Is, nonetheless, Terrace overload this bus, they Lakeview Terrace. Following in by way of Newfoundland firemen were overcome by smoke eye. My coUeague Dr. Kltzenger, Return home 6:05 p.m. on Town Lakeriew Terrace will walk to or injured—none seriously—when >va aarrlco client «( N. E. A. Dana something entirely new about this Can I live and be a Christian. will be picked up on next trip owned bus No. 1. On the Railroad with its care, built "888" out of a No. 7500 THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. around lake for Grade one pupils. school at noon and. ride home at a three alarm fire which threat \ I^i^6erB Rapreaaatatirca; Tbe hearing, something which makes With its thousand frets and wor Erector Set (the one that comes This gvoup will return home at Bua routes for Robertson School night on spare town owned bus No. ened oxygen tanka swept a Howe Jltltan Malbaera Special A s« ^ — New in the 4-Ton box) and parts from morning session, 8 a. m. to 12:15 Tork, Cbleaco. Detroit aad Boaton it deadly serious, something which ries, MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. 2:40 p. m. on town-owned bus 3, Janet ahd Diane BaloCchl.. Cath State Delinquency St. business block yesterday. The Helping folks to home ownership is M ^BBR AUDIT BUREAU OF RjUces it indeed the tightest spot Aggravations here and there? an old Juke Box. Unfortunately No. 4. p. m. Town owned Bus No. 1: Up erine Olsen, Rochelle Harley, tanks were in the cellar of a hos OBCULAnONB the L.P. mechanism got connected Route 31, 'Irst stop Root Road and of the McCArthy career. Town-owned bus No. 2 will re Richard DeFazio, Frederick^Dem- Seen on Upswing pital supplies firm but firemen got Can I Itve and be a Christian, to th e. electronic brain and when Springdale Avenue corner 7:30 ing, David Mills, Edward ^tfaam at the fire before the fiames could The Herald Prtatliig Company, lac., That is the eimple fact that this turn from Windham' High via lea no Wtianrlal TMpcaulUlIty for With so much to make me sad? ever the Robot walked hia head Lower Route 31-. Pine Lake a. m„ along-Route 31 pick up J. and Patricia Gilbert. Return home cause the tanks to explode. The typoarapMcal errora appearins In ad- inquiry of his peers is formally Can I keep my heart uhcallouaed spun around at 33 r.p.m. It worried Shores, stop at Center School, Kalber, three at Birch Bend, two at 4:45 p. m. on bus No. 8, Wilton Hartford, , Sept. 3 t/P)—Three blaze, which did an estimated 862,- always a pleasure •• and we do it every I Tert&emaala and other raadnm matter With no Sabbath to be had? about this and started sneaking r old at Loysim’a, one at Cheney Lone, Rose.. juvenile court judges report that hi The Mancheater ErniliiA Herald. charged with the responsiblUty for Wellwood’s and Town Clerk’s of 000 damage, started in the cellar drinks of battery acid ahd in no 10 at Beuna Vista Road, 18 at Town owned bus No. 2: First m v - appraising, as censurable or not fice. Hqme at 2:40 p. m. on juvenile delinquency increased of a clothing cleaners and spread DIaoiay advertlalas cloatna Yea, though there be temptatioha time it was suffering from harden Cove, along Daley Road, last atop ■top Plainsfleld at noon, up Route en per cent in (Connecticut last year next door. An Ice cream parlor in rt Btor Monday—1 p. m. Friday censurable, these contents of the same bus. Oak Grove. Return at noon with Btor Tu aad ay—I p. m. Monday. Turn whatever way I will, ing of the bolts, gastritis of the Ovor 2,000 yoars ago Cicero said, I Town-owned ■ bus No. 4: To re 31, Pine Lake Shores and village but they add that figures don't tell the block was filled with smoke day in our Mortgage Deportnient: Dor Wadaeaday—1 n. m. ~ Taeaday. McCarthy career, hiUierto as weU I can live and be a Christian gears and Athlete’s Grease. Finally Tretnblay’a Bu* No. 6. children. Return home-at 4:45 p. m. the whole Story. W m turn from Windham via Flanders and Mveral ice cream eaters had to nnraday—1 p. m. Wedneeaday. known aa he hlmaelf could make Woridng on the Railroad atlll. 888" just'dlaappeared. Dr. K. waa "Only in states in which the power of Town owned Bua No. 2; Up same bus. .“Instead of being preoccupied leave their delicacies behind and W a r FHdaf—1 a. ai. 1 Headquarters I Road and High Street. Home Route 31 to Daley Road, first stop Town ou-ned bus No. 4: First jnor Saturday—1 p. m. FMday them, but never hitherto judged heartbroken. He didn't mind the 2:40 p. m. with numbers.” they said in an leave. Claaalfled daaditee; 10:30 a m .___ If my purpose ie to follow loss of the Robot ao much, but it tha people is supreme has liberty eny 7:30 a. m„ Bellevlew, Lakeview atop, comer Bread and Milk Street, i*.nnual report yesterday, “men and . tey of pabllcatlon meopt Saturday — by what amounta to the grievance Bus No. 8, Leo F. Tremblay: Drive, Waterfront Park, Hinkel’s 11:50 a-, m.. around Bread and Milk • a. m. Jeeus Who was crucified, eloped with his brand-new Auto I To return from Martchester women should addireSa themselvea committee of the club to which I can live and atUI be faithful. matic Washing Machine. , abode." The power of the people has for Hobbyists . development, lost stop Shell Sta Street and Cedar Swamp Road, objectively and temperatively to Though I may be sorely tried. High, first stop Cedar Swamp tion on South Street. Return Route 44A, atop Twin Hill Drive, Friday, September 3 he belongs. This is the first time Road 8 a. m., along Route 44A to the multifaced challenge of the TOYS been expressed for 9 years through home at noon on same bua. return Route 31 stops at Skunga- delinquent.” • the Senate itself haa taken re But ’tis hard to have no Sabbath, Bread and Milk Street, around Town owned Bus No. 4; Up maug River Road corner and Dex FOR THE KIDDIES Whether you're old or young, male or female I loop with Cedar Swamp Road, 'The report said the public must M m Not E tsii The First? sponsibility for judging his con Ckid’s appointed day of rest. Harold Turkington as a member of the Cross Street, along South ter Road. Return home at 4:45 Large* Assortment A SHERWIN-WILdAMS Route 44A to Brewster Street, up p. m. with Shirshac'a bus N a 7, understand “that since the roots duct. It may decide for him, or Yet He put me on me Railroad you’re sure to find some hobby here to spark Street atopa at Gerald Park 7:30 of this disease (juvenile delin I t now aeema to be fairly well And He knoweth what la best. PAINTS Board of Directors. Representing the I Swamp Road to Love Lane, re- a. m., stops Lakewood Heights and Bus No. 5, Charles Christensen: believed, la adratific circles, that against him, but it wlU reach its your interest—and give you off-time relaxa tiirn to South Street. Silver Street. first stop 11:45 a. m- comer Grant quency) reach deeply into So many Lakeview Terrace. Return home at different areas of our loclal struc- any nation usiat: atomic .weapoiui verdict in its own way, and by ita I can tell you why' He did it, W.H. ENGLAND people and good government have been tion. 44A, up Grant Hill Road to noon same. bus. Second trip: Down Hill Road and Route 44A, along own methods of procedure, and For lOa sake I ’U suffer loss. I French's Corner, return 44A. RJver Bunker Hill Road to Wansgel cor Route 4A to Swamp Road, down Sr war would be loosing a force at LUMRER COMPANY Road, R.-ick School and leave all Swamp Road to Love Lane, return this la one course of events he is He will surely make me faithful. his aims at ell times. These same views ner and return. Return home at two targets, Hie one target the Leading trainmen to the cross. Tel. 50-8-0344 Stamps and Coins a Modiel Railroads Grade one picked up so far. Re noon same bus. ^ Route 44A, down Brewster Street without power to influence by any I to South Street, last stop corner enemy, the other target itself and ere held by his Republican running turn 44A to Brigham Tavern, re Bus No. 8, Wilton Rose: Leaves of hia own familiar techniques. And some day ’mid awful crash- Model Planes-• Hobby Kits turn Pond Hill Road to Skunga- Silver Street. Return home at 4:45 all the rest of humanity. This home at 7:15 a. m'.. Couch. Mc p. m.. same bus. -— -AUTO GLASS That iis why, although at the Inga, mates, Jeke Miller, Natalie McIntosh, maug River corner, along Route Kinney and Williams' children Would be so because each atomic Some atout-hearted engineer, ~ Painting Sets • Hobby Tools I 31 pick up children all way, last Bus No.' 6, Leo F. Tremblay: end of the flrst assertion of this walk to Rose’s home, down Lewis First stop corner Lake and Main bomb, no matter edio released it Or tome worthy faithful fireiriail, WHITE Harry Pireto, Ted Fairbanks and Gil •ton Springdale Ave. cornet. Hill, Mary Toothaker and Mary FURNITURE TOPS or where, would release into the committee's disdpUne it was May just need a word of cheer. Crafts .a Antique Cars Residents are asked to note that Streets at noon, up Route 31 stops Barnes. n" I Fitzpatrick walk to Brainard’s, to at Springdale Avenue, Buena Vis ; whole worid atmosphere a certain Chairman Watkins Who was-tense thia bus picks up Brick . School Route 44A, to Hamerlin’s and re- Or maybe a brave conductor, BASKETBALL grade one pupils. These children ta Road, Cove. Daley Road, Oak maivchester t r u s t cumulative amount of radioactive with anger and McCarthy who turh, along Route 44A to River Grove and Waterfront Or a hero at the brake, will return home at 2:10 p.m. with Road to Brick School and return Park. poisons vdiich, in time, would still exiiibited a deriaive amUe, Will need my hurried whisper, SNEAKS Vote for all six in the primary on Sep> I bus No: 5. Charles Christensen. Home at 4:45 p. ni. some ous. there was no doubt wliere the real ?or Yvonne Reed, return on Pond Bus No. ,7, Henry Shirahac: J. A. WHITE M A t S OFFICE make life impossible anyadiere on “FATHER, SAVE, FOR JESUS’ Robertson School children are to Hill Road to Route 31, last stop discomfort was located. SAKE.'’ tember 14th,. return home at 2:40 p.m. on Bus Leaves home at noon, around 893 Main, Opposite St. Janes* Church earth. I for Charles Heckler. Return home Pucker Street, Babcock Hill, Flan No. 1. noon Town Owned Bus No. 1. One of Britain’s leading sden- So I ’ll work upim the Railroad, $3.98 Bus No. 7, Henry Shlrshac; To re ders Rond and High Street. Re GLASS CO. NORTH BRANCH tists, the other day, estimated Happy EndhiK Frightens Taking ail things aa they come, turn from Windham High via Bab Bus No. 5. (Jharles Christensen; turn home at 4 ;45 p. m. on Town 24 BIRCH ST. 15 No. filala. Corner Oakland St. I Leaves home at 7:15 a. m. for owned bus No. 4. ' . ' Open Thuradag Bveaiaga • to 0 that a few thousand bombs would SERVING CHRIST and hoping cock Hill, Pucker Street. South, Tel. MI 9:7322 y , Next to YMCA The Navy haa done everything dally DIAMOND'S SUFFORT THE REFUBLICAN CANDIDATES Street, Bunker Hill Road to Mul French’s comer, down Grant Hill aad Satorday aaondaga 8 to U probably end the human race. within its power to compensate for Road to Route 44A, to Toothaker’s Maachester Evening Herald I MAY BB A HELP TO SOME. ARMY emd NAVY Mitchell Corner Center and I len's, to Robertson School picking *'We Can't Hide Behind ONE STOP BANKING When it comes to hydrogen bombs, admitted injustice in the case of ENDORSED BY THE C I^ N S COMMITTEE up grades one' and , two , pupils. Garage, return along Route 44A Coventry correspondent, Mrs. >REE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES 897 Main S t— hfancliMter to Eheperiment Farm, oyer Pond Our Product” and the particular poison they re Abraham ghasanow, the -Navy TUI that day when He shall caU 9-7233 Griswold Home at 2:45 p.m. with bus No. Charles L. Little, telephone Pil me. AND THE REFUBUCAN FARTY Hill Road, pick Up Michael Lom grim 2-62S1* lease, the number might be less. 8, Wilton Rose. hydrographer, iiHio waa suspended To that glorious land of rest. I Center Bchool grade one pupils. This raises some interesting from his job IS months ago, siib- Then If I have done but litUe, Town bus No. 1: Will go up Route apeculatlonB about What an aequently cleared by a security Christ will know I ’VE DONE MY 31, first stop Springdale Avenue, a t ^ e war would be like. Suppose BEST. corner 8:40 a.m., Cheney Lsine, board, arid then nevertheless still RAYCOLPITTS Cove. Daley Road, Oak Grove« it was generally estimated that a dismissed by the Navy. aU be- (Selected) Waterfront Park and four chil certain approximate number of cauae undisclosed persons had Sponsored By The Manchester OWMr, CNIIMNIIICM HlOt dren on Lake Street and corner atomic explostons would end all charged him with Communiat Council of Churches. diM to roosom boyond Lake and Main Streets. Home 2:20 human life on the world. Suppose p.m^ mis No. 6, Leo F. Tremblay. ayinpathiea. <’ our control Towlf-pwned bua No. 4: To we had two Mdes, each using The Navy now admits “grave stop on Cross Street. Waterfront bombs. Each side, . presumably, irijustllM'’ waa done him. It how Drive-In, Echo Road, Lakeview MANCHESTER Terrace, Lakeview Heights, Ger Get ready for your smartest semester would be able to trhulate the hsUa him ha “above average’’ in RAYGO BURNER m ald Park, Shell Station and' re number of explosions set off by hia loyalty and patriotism. It now MILLWORK COMPANY turn. Home at 2:20 same bus. the other, so that each side would SERVICE reatores him to his job. with fuU 354 Broad St— Tel. M1-B-838S Windham High Routes always have an up to date total of back pay. And the Navy does all is going out of businoss. Windham High School bus the whole number of bombs that roiftes, Town-owned Bus No. 2: this with a publicity ffnfare de SEE US FOR: First stop will be at the Red bad been aet off. signed to get Chasanow’a final • Complete Window To those who have heea ohr House, corner Lake and Main Eventually, the atomic battle ataCua aa many headlines as .were Units customers duriiig the piat five Streets, 8 a.m., stops at Post Of 'would reach the point where each >-ears — our cordial THANK fice, Center School, 'Pine Lake given his suspension and diamis • All Size Doors s>de would know that the next sal. YOU! Shores and along Route 31 to Free Estimated Windham High. Return home 3:05 bomb set off might be the one To those for whom we^ atlll AU this ia both happy, and Cheerfully Given ¥ p.m. same bus. that would be decisive, not against frightening. It ia happy because have work on our hooka—you Town-owned bus No. 4: First jiist the enemy alone, but against win be contacted, for the sdrsd* ■top will be at comer Daley Road some justice haa finally been done. Open S AJH. to 9 WM. Dally tiling of that work. and South Street. 8 a.m., stops aU humanity. It might seem that, It ia frightening because it took Sheiy Station, Cerald Park, Lake- \ a the normal course of the war, so much effort to get justice. This view Terrace. Echo Road. Cross one more bomb might be decisive, case had its final outcome only Street,,Blssell Road. High Street and Flanders Road. Students rid- like these! so far as the war itself was con because Chasanow did not give up. Reg. $30.00 Arrowback Windsor Arm ^ g on this bua from Daley Road cerned. But it might also be the and because he had both the cour Chair Trutype Solid-Maple. . .2 2 .5 0 ■top and Shell Station include. Ar bomb that would destroy the vic Bge and the money to continue the Reg. $24:50 (3) Trutype Maple Ar thur Forst, John Murzyn, Irene tor as well. Ploufe, John Risley, Carol La- battle againiit the verdict of die rowback Wimisor Side Chairs, Who would rule human policy in Poiqte, Shirley LaPointe, Sandra mlasai. Because he had this, and each ...... 17.95 Ely, Elizabeth and Marie H'$ no trick to make a good impression that paves tha way to suc such a situation? Who would becalm hia friends and neighbors Schwager. Home ' 3:05 p,m., make the dedMons, and what Reg. $26.0O (2) Bamboo-turned Wind same bua. helped him, he was able to obtain sor Chairs, make good desk chairs, cess at schoot. Just lool^smart in pur colorful clothes that lik^te would they be? the niw special hearing which Bus No. 7, Henry Shli-slmc: Root’ We can imagine various things each ...... 1 9 .5 0 Road. 8 a.ui. around Cooper Lane, laadT an active life. They\a easy on the ayes — • and easy on your finally cleared him, conclusively. vp Route 81 to (?ove. Standish We can imagine that each side Reg. $36.00 (1) Trutype Maple Yoke- It is frightening,-too, because it s-and-Ends Road. Oak Grove. Bellevlew, budget. We've everything you need to help you put your'bast foot would have generals who would has been finally revealed that back Windsor Side Chair. . . . .2 6 .5 0 Waterfront Park, unless lUted for be warning that if it did not set Reg. $189;00 Trutype Maple Water- bus 3, proceed to Wllllmantic via tJiere was never anything real Pucker Street, Babcock Hill for . always! * off the next bomb, the unscrupu agalnat Chasanow — that what bench with 4 drawers, shelf and spoon Monica Greenwood and Barbara lous other .side would set it off. happened waa that rome personal rack; 41 inches wide...... 1 3 9 .0 0 Z'ckerman. return home 3:06 p.m:, We can imagine that anybody w]ho enemies pf his, or so8?e zealous Reg. $98.00 Trutype Maple Dropleaf Few-of-a-Kind I bus No. 8, Wilton Rose. tHed to talk against setting off Manchester High self-appointed ‘ crusaders, pro Table; 20 x 21 inches closed; 40 x 41 I Manchester High Sciiool; Bus that next bom^. An either side, ferred charges against him they inches with leaves raised. . . .73.50 No. 6, Tremblay: For seniors^ would be labeled a traitor and an could not and did not back up. Yet Reg. $31.00 (4) Trutype Maple Bow- juniors and college prep, sopho- appeaser. ,We can ircagine that these charges, finally judged to be “tv mores ill morning argglon. Leave back Windsor Side Chairs, Cove, first stop, 6:30 a.m*, up Waitarn Style there would bo sclentisU who nothing mere than malicioua gos each ...... 2 3 .5 0 Dinine P leces CAR(aO Route 31 to Pond Hill Road. Route would tell each side tliat mankind sip, were in control of his destiny Reg. $42.60 (2) Trutype Maple Wind-' 44A, River Road to Brick School, DUNGAREES PANTS must use the power science, gives for'13 morths. sor Arm Chairs, ^ch ...... '.3 1 .9 5 Broadway to French’s comer. It, and not indulge in silly moral The Ifavy is righCy concerned Need a piece or. two for your dinette or dining roorn?- 8 and 11 qz. denim. Reg. $26.60-Trutype Maple Slat-and- Sizes 6 to 18. .^ruples. W e imagine there would that such a thing shall not happen Resr. and husky sizes. spool Windsor Side Chairs. . .1 9 .5 0 Or can you use a complete ensemble? This clearance "Every boV want' be ih evangelist who would say again, and ia revising some of its of odds-and-ends — from groups we np longer plan a pair of these.' that one side, or the other de* security procedures to help guard Beg.'$31.60 (1> I'rutype Maple Slat- served to win because it made against having it happen again. and-spool Windsor Arm Chair. 2 2 .9 5 to stock — includes "open stock" pieces that "go to M cC A N N better and more automobiles. In Reg. $136.00 64-inch Cherry Credenza gether." So hurry right down tomorrow morning for It is about time, toe, that there j $ 2 .95 fact, as we read the world of that should be some coiisideratlon of Buffet with 6 drawers...... 99.50 first choice of these choice pieces . . at sensational BROTHERS moment from what we see of the what would be justice for those Reg. $124.60 36-inch Cherry China savings. All subject to prior^sele. v»'orld today, we can imagine noth who bear false, malicious witness Cabinet; 3 shelves, one drawer. 9 5 .0 0 PfumbiBg and ing but heavy pressure, on both against their neighbc a Reg. $119.00 36-inch Cherry Corner Heating’ Contiodtors aides, for the triggering of that Cabinet; g lu s door...... 8 9 .0 0 final bomb. . , Plan To Come Back ' Water Systems Reg. $119.00 Cherry Drop-leaf Ehm- I - And yet, we know all our Beg* $62*50 Modern Birchcraft Storage Unit with two Sales and Service QUILTED For the next four days, they can Phyfe Extension Table. 42 x 28 shelves and sliding wood doors; 38” wide, 27” high* 29.95 Imaginings are wrong. The truth inches closed; 42 x 60 inches with, say, the safest thing to do will be Beg* $69*50 Modem Birchcraft E.xtension Table; 361,^ x 49 CAMPUS is, we think, that not even the to stay home. leaves up; 42 x 96 inches when ex Phone MItcheU 3-595S first bomb will be aet off,. inc!^.iWhen closed. * * v...... *...'...*...... :* *49.95 That adyjce. of course, conflicts tended...... *89.00 COATS Reg. $25.00 (2) Cherry Arm Chair; Beg.^99.95 Modern Birchcraft China Cabinet; 32-inch, two- A New Atmosphere with the typical holiday wander Sizes 10 to 20. Maroon, Empire design, e a c h ...... 1 9 .5 0 shelf, sliding gla^ doors...... *69.50 lust. This Labor Day weekend U blue, creen with "Senator Joaeph R. McCarthy,’ Reg. $335.00 Mahogany 18th Cen Beg* $42*50 Modern Birchcraft Extension Table; 30 x 42 grey the last official fling of the eum- trim. •aid one Waahiagton correspond mer season; if the roads them- When you think of painting, yeu tury Credenza Dresser, 4 drawers, 3 inches closed; 30 x 52 inches when extended* ****** 34.50 PIo u m I Sfwtri J' esit’a lead, “has come face to face aeivea do not beckon, the beaches just naturally think oif Dutch Bog tray drawers and pigeon hole section; Beg* $li5.00B irch craft Modern D ro p -L ^ Extension Table; AND With aix of hia peers who have and lakea and mountalna at the — the famous name that has tdeo* tambour doors...... 1 8 9 .0 0 42 X 26 inches closed: 42 x 65 inches with leaves Stptic Talks .30 shown tha' Senator that they are end of them do. And. aa the week tified fine paints for generations. 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• ■ 4.J llANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEiR, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 MANCkESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1954 a'i iBI-i.. Itr./i A t Stonington, Conn., a large tank o f liquid gas wtiidi was Rockvill^Vemon * gation has not been pnt into effect washed into Stonington harbor by T rio Quits Fleming Voice Martin Again/iSbquesting Death Count 82 College Cancels and will not be effective until Tuesday’s storm sprang a leak late Manchester after baartnge this tell which wars thla morning, creating a haserdous Principals Announce deslgnsd to aid the court in im condition aknw the waterfront. Sought in Red As Philippines Date Book Adm ission o f plementing toe decision and deter Ipoiled by The tank, floating in a slip at Mendez tin FederaljSchoot Monies School Authorities Reveal ■ • -r , mining Just when and how segre Bindloas Dock, began leaking gas gation will be abolished.” as a crane was seeking to liR it Schedules for Schtiols Radio Records. Train Crashes Satardajr, SepL S5 Negro Student Both McCown and Sealy aaid from the water. Letter A$k$ Pnmpt Re Plans for School Opening All-day Fair, 2nd Congl. Wom that when Ford complstsd Ms first 'ower Cut ED C Issue Hioee bom on or between June an’s Laa^e, Church lawn, 11 a.m. A strong odor qf gas permeated With school about to start, the (OMtomed from Pag* Oaa) view of All A$peeta (OoaMaaod tnas Pago Oaa) year’s work, primarily, academic, the area, prom pt!^ Stonington principals o t many of the town’s 16, 1949 and Jan. 1, 1950 are to on. (OeattBqad Pag* Om ) that h* may apply at too uni var h c « Opa) (Oealkraaff ftaoi Page Oaa) report at 8:45 ami. Rockville, Sept. S — (Special)—^^erbert Nelderwerfer. The discus ta rn 9 authorities to close to all traffic puMlc schools have aijiounced pected to rule on defense objec Of Earlier AppHt^Mfon Annual Harvest Ball, Daughters sity for admission to begin the Lunch will be served at the School authorities ahnouced today Sion WiU be open to to* public and sevon couplod cars down y it moun- of laabella. American Legion Hall. him that the freshman courses he that section of Water Street be school hours, bus schedules, cafe tions to the other three today. questions may b« asked. profeaeionsl aources of his pro government numy points and teria hours, and other Information Nathan Hale School beginning that all kindergarten pupils and .tain, but the runaway can caught Dancing 9 p. m. to 1. would need in his chosen field, t U a g r ^ — eat in the high school cafetecls, The first bus, at 7:45 a. m., will Hartford for 40 years before mov idantlfled bodies w*re lined along Fifth' annual Rotary Club Min comoete with them for Negro etu- WINDOW SHADES Hurricane Dolly passed 60 miles Defense Minister Pierre Koenig, admitted was a monitored repro plication . . by the Cummings Co. busses. will hold ita aecond annual clam- Qarkaon Bari, Jr., and Mr. and the principal’s office said. The start at Adams Street on to E. ing to Vernon two and a half years ,bake for firemen and their gueaU tha right of way, protected by strel, Waddell School. dents.” - south of Cepe Race, Nfld., early have not since been filled. other lunch hour will be-from noon Middle Turnpike, Parker, Lydall, duction of an actual/broadcast by The town’s attempts to collect Mothers of kindergarten pupils Mrs. WUliam Hutton of East ago. federal monies, to help defray the have been requested by officials to on Sunday, Sept. 12 at the groimds leave*. Tuesday, Nov. t •i regret to advise you that LONG WEAIUNG today. It was heading east-north The latest resignations would to 12:45 and will include the other Vernon - and to the. school, with the Reds. / She was a member of the Bige Hampton, N. J., Mrs. Earl is the leave Mendes-France with only a coet of echool building, due to the ]^n a slip of paper onto the clptli- of th* Fish and Geme Club on Officials said passengers on the Annual Bazaar, North Metho- your acceptance notice is hereby (o m e r Oonsuelo Vanderbilt. east at 30 miles an hour. seven eighth grade units. stops at Adams and Edmund. The recording/Anderson ruled low Cliapter, O.E.S., of East Hart canceled.” McGown’e letter said. COLUMMA AMOW skeleton' government should the was admissible/Was monitored by vast increase in population, date Ing of theln children listing the Mile Hill Road. tn in were mostly employea of to* dfet Church, 2 to 9 p.m. In an unprecedented executive The hurricane threatened to Bowers School Adams and Deerfield, Adams and ford and the Christ Church Ca Insular Lumbar Co., which owned Negroes hava bean attending 4 posts long remain vacant. back to mid-1952. The town then child’s name and address. Unemployment Claims M Ait Mads t o Order lash Nova Scotia's south coast in Bowers School kindergarteners Jarvis. Adams and W. Middle an American liatening atetion on thedral in Hartford. the tnIn, and thair wives and chil the university since 1950 in gradu •rder last night Oov. Herter au full fury Thursday, but suddenly Okinawa April 24. 1961. The asked for reimbursement on the (Children who attended the morn The Connecticut Employment with Tear RMlsis thorised “all purveyors of prish- who registered last spring have Turnpike, and W. Middle Turn Besidea her husband ahe is sur Verplanck School under a law de Security Division reports a total dren. ate and professional ftelda if veered off into the Atlantic to the pike and Crestwood. Army sp^Acationa against Flem vived by four daughters, Mrs. ing training sessions for kinder aMa foodstuffs'* to remain often on been noUAed by mail which ses signed to relieve the echool con garten pupils at the Northeast and of 146 unemployment epmpensa Police Chief Emilio V. Uea de- Rowaytoii Driver couracs they sought were not of-' east of Sable Island. Tha blow sion they are to attend for the Tbe second trip will start at ing a a j^ t contained two appeals, Stanley R. Anderson of Cromwell, Sunday aivl the Monday holiday. Hold Two Girls struction problem “in federally af East schools in June will attend Uon claims taken during the week acribed the wreck as "to* most fered at atate-supported Negro Two Million Without Pmiter brought a downpour of rain and drat half year. For the Arst 7:55 a. m. at Lake Street to Lydall, one uiiging a 5-power peace pact Mrs. Henry F. Cummings of Bkut terribla accldant I ever saw in all universiUea. E* A. JOHNSON heavy winds to the island. between the Soviet Union, Com- fected areas.” the morning aessiona from 8:45 to ending Aug. 28, with 28 being Killed in Crash [Vitther’s Garden Center! ' The action came as hundreds of week of achool all kindergat-Jners Junction of Vernon and Vernon Hartford, Mrs. James H. Madden initial claims. my Ufa.” Reached at Fort Worth. Sealy The storm passed through the For Shoplifting Street Ehetension W, to the school, muniet China, Britain, the United o f Vernon and Mrs. Howard Skarin Entitlement Gianted 10:45 In the NortheaiSt School lapairmen and cleanup crews are requested to wear an identifl- when sessions open Wednesday. Bowling League aaid, "Our understanding is that PAINT 00* northern portions o f the Grand cation tag bearing name and ad vi’lih itops in front of pupils’ homes, States and Franca and the other of East Hartford; 10 grandchildren tlie town was informed that It Stamford, Sept. 8 (FI—(Sene toe recent decision of too U. 8. Beauties For Your (garden worked feverishly to restore elec- had entitlement amounUng to Those who attended afternoon The first meeting for the fall 699 Main S t, TsL ia.9.4501 Banka and is expected to blow out dress. along Lake and Lydall Street, urging President Truman and and one great grandson.*; Wallace. 36, of Rowayton, was Supreme Court abolishing segre- t ^ t y to the estimated two million Two Blast Hartford girls, high about 8300,000 but available funds training sessions will attend the season of the City Bowling LeajLeague ...... who were still without power to- to sea late this afternoon. Winds The cafeteria will be open on Junction of Vernon Street and Ver General MacArthur to immediate The funeral will, be held Sunday fatally injured hers early today N oW jS THE RRORER TIME TO TRANSPLANT of 60 miles an hour were reported school sophomores, who wanted to were being used first to provide for afternoon kindergarten aeaaions will be held next Tuesday at 7.3< be well outAtted for school’s open the Arst dey of school. Milk and non Street Elxtenslon W. ly withdraw United Nations foreSa' at 2 p. m. from the Newkirk and Local Stocks when hie station wagon' crashed *«• near the center. The last bus. leaving at 8:05 from Korea. , Whitney Funeral Home. 318 Burn construction which had not yet be- / from 12:30 to 2:30 in the North- p. m. at toe V.F.IV, home on Elm into toe rear wheels of toe cab of Te'ons of foodstuffs spoiie -14A G IC F l y i n g C a r p e t Details were not given, Gut the Il had accepted ChUa'e Invitation .for Coventry Legion AdvocRtes linois Dept, of the Legion, spon Answer to Previous Pussio Agent tor Speak Ecuador Warships a iheeUnff with her and l*oru next l i f t I Sense and Nonsense sor of th o. resolution, complained month and take a unitad stand on They Go Togiether last month that the 1953 Girl the question of the Ashing vZatera. More Red Hunts Scout handbook was “ packed with To Curb Whalers An Arsd> stood on a weighing says: "FraUty, thy nama la worn- Citizens Save Frozen Food one world Ideas’' and had omitted Peru already hka agreed to the ACBOM 2 Inactive machine an.”— Yonkers Gazette. (O o n ttn i^ (roas Pago Om ) aecUbns on tiltizrnahip, the Con conference. It will be held in (CMthiMtl from Pago Om ) Santiago under the August, 1602. l — ~ and hers 4 — . to one’s In the light of the lingering day; Ell Perkins calls his wife Hon stitution. the Bill Of Rights, the agreement in which the three 4 — up mill A counterfeit penny he dropped in esty, because he says it is the best With Portable Power Units okayed resolutions putting'the Le U. S. Gag, the national anthem. o f the EcuZdorean Arm y have gone' countries announced their'v. claims • A — -InUi# 5 Ancient poem - the Blot, policy.— N. Y. Herald. gion on rocord on: The Legion said Girl Scout leaders out to prevent clandestine Ashing out to the 200-mlle limit. Most dark 6 Isla and And silently atole a weigh. Commonimn nt Homo have outlined. remedial steps, and enforce respect for the na Coventry, Sept. 3 • - (Special) — 1950 CHEVROLET 1939 CADILLAC 4-DOOR SEDAN -4t., EASY WEEKEHD JOB! 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A ll metaL t*4l OOLMTROo m A6BLY M noION»MY IMEKMia/MyiOVMf" "^Cliock oor sood forwMda ob ovory poefcogo. aamiiNuueADnwe This is oae of the beet kept 1651 saburbaae MMuuww ava« TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER> CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMMR 8,1954" /■ MANCHESTER E\fENING*HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FfelDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1954 PAGE THBFIEBN ers and Giants Open Three Game Series in New York I High Eleven Preparing for Sept, 18 Opener THE ez Still Confident Giants Hold Loaded for Bearn Coaches Upset Outcome May Decide East Hartford -^Manchester Merchants* Giidders P re | N U « for Another Season Snapped Knee EARL W. Y08T Sign on Bums ■ ‘ . -'.f In Novel Tilt Club Can Hold Lead To Test ^Lpcal Revives Spahn Have Won Six Straight .League Flag FRONT AND CRNTEB. Haraldf THOM MeAN TH O m r Despite No - Hit Monad .Geer, and take a well deserved by the Tom KcAn Ca, thfongk i Play. White Sox in Six eooperatlcm o f Bob Olaoa,: From Offending Kings Squad at Nebo Braves* Hnrler Qaims bow for guiding the Yankees to O f Remaining 21 Tilts Hoosiera* Crimmins IMADEB /N TUB Job by Tiny Pockett, Giants Hold Three Game of the kicel skoo atoca^ win —Maglie Faces Erskine NATION, BPAHKB Accident Has Helped the American Uttls Leiigue base this fkll bo offOrod to tbo mcBC Has No QB Worries Leaguers Get 2-1 Win Slugging Seaton By BILL ENGLAND vaiuabiq. football playora. UnemM In Bid to Dethrone r o b s bo w l Bio . Margin; Yanks Shave Coach Walker Briggs is workr Him Regain Top Form ball ehampionahip. It was no New York, Sept! 3 52 s and Barni# Alaammy^ ead leadlnc Indians left for CSiicsKO this year. around town is that this is "it” prospecta are showing their ability louder every day In the National Florian HelinskI wUI handle the team that sweeps this aeries rites, 2 to 1, in e benefit game runninf Cleveland Indlsaa, m|iy Associnted Press' Sports Writer the first half of the season, they Mel Cote last faU. Selactiona war* under the watchful eyes of Briggs League. today sUU confident of winning the chores for the Hooelers wrina all the marbles. for the Alumni League Fund play get more than they bargain for The Brooklyn Dodgers are learn had to battle tooth aqd nail with made by the Indians* ooaeheo, Wal* and Line Coach Tony Alibrlo. The Milwaukee Breves’ stylish the Red Sox for round two iau- tha American League pennant and this year on a full-time basis. Although the Giants lead by ed before a fine crowd at Charter tonight If Roy Slevers nnd ing the hard way that a game won This season’s squad will be led ker Brlgga and Tony AIlMtq aad Oak Park last night. Ronny La- southpaw, only three victories rela Entering the final game of Itching to “ get even” with the New But last year, Crimmins had only three gfimes they can’t lose Mickey Vernon continued their April counts Just as much to- by Co-capUlna Tommy Burbank The Hersld’a aporto staff. first place in- this scries. A Brook Polhte, standout performer with solid kitttng for iVnehlngton, 'wqid the pennant as one in the away from becoming the fourth This fan the Ttana McAa Co., York Yankees in Cleveland. exactl.v nobody to play the and Joe Curry. These two boys aew man in league history to be a 20- ■pot. Injuries knocked out his lyn sweep would leave the Dodgers the Elks during the regular Alum Slevers drove In seven runs September stretch drive. plenty of action with last year’s will otter a ll.IMM aeholanhip to The two successive lickings Vfr two percentage poUita behind. ni League season, went the dis nnd broke the Senators’ home The Dodgers open s three-game game wirmer for six eeasons, was the player aelected aa tha boot h i ^ regulars and HelinskI had run team which racked up a fine 7-1 riding a nine-game winning the Yankees, slicing their once Giants Losing Bounce tance for the youngsters and al run mark yesterday against De set with the first place New York record. East Hartford, which will ■chool performer in the country. exactly six plays In the two Streak as the Braves left for Cln- S>/i game margin to 3^, after seasons before. But the experts point out that lowed only four hits to rack up troit while Vernon went over Giants at the Polo Grounds, but furnish the opposition in Manches However, he must be a aanier stu capturing the first of the three* the Giants don’t seem to have the victory. , the lifetime 2,000 hits mark even If they win these three they’ll ter’s opener, was the only club to clnnstl. His record foe the season dent and must atfnlfy hia tatmi- game series, did not seem to dls> much bounce to the ounce left after Darkneae Eads Action with three aafetlee, one a Still be tw6 percentage points short pin a loss on the locals in the 1953 was 17-10 and, with 25 games to tkm of attanding coUege. A sum turb Lopes too much. At least, not a grueling season. They’ve slipped In the top of the seventh inning of the lead. go, seemed a cinch to win three o f $500 win ba to tha atadant .ij homer. In four tries. campaign. A ■- outwardly. back three times since rooming in the Omches came up with three Roy’s ciroult wns hia tSrd Things would be considerably • Inexperienced Linemen more. \ direcUy and $600 to the Inatitntloa «Oaa*t XUl Vs” It didn’t look that good, though, of his choice. An Impartial board 'V I: Olivar Shifts Lopez to the lead with six straight over runs, but darkness had set in end of the year and Vernon's was different if the Dodgers could Alibrlo has a group of big and *'I still feel we can hold the the Dodgers in mid-June. Twice Umpire-in-Chief Dave Kerr was his 10th, also eclipsing the reach back into the past bnd re- fast, but inexperienced, linemen to back in July. Spahn'a won-loat re of Judgea wlU dadda tha aattaaal lead," the Cleveland pilot said To Halfback Spot the Giants’ edge shrank to two forcfd to ceil the game.^reverting club’s homer standard for left- verse the results of tw o games whip into shape by the 19th. Along cord then was below .500 and the winner. ' following yesterday’s 3-2 defeat. ” 1 games and the last dip left the the score beck to the end of six handed batsmen. Slevers hits played in mid-April. Brooklyn and with tackle Burbank, Alibrlo has word was going around that he'd lost the zooming fast boll which ■aid after our Tuesday night’s vic New Yorkers only half a game in Innings. St which time the “ Kids” righthnaded. New York were scheduled for four, yeterqn guards Jim Taylor, Bob SHOTS HERS AND TH RU tory, they can hurt us now but New Ha\'en, Sept. 3 (iP)—While front of the Dodgers. were ahead, end that total went games against each other in tha Ballsieper and Sal Squatrito re had cut down 1,148 batters, tops in Jim Osray has been namad head they can't kiU us.” Yale Coach Jordan Olivar toyed Each time the Giants have pulled into the record book as the final first six days of the aeason. Rain turning. All three are 170-plua,, the league, during hia nine-year baseball coach at East Bortlhrd Reminded that the tough White with his backfield, CUach Bob In back, opening a comfortable score. Tiny Pockett’a tremendous washed out one and the Giants while Burbank tips the Fairbanks career. An operation last October High. He succeeds Bob Jacksan. Boot will furnish the opposition in galls of the University of Con amount of daylight over the home run in the top of the’ seventh took two of the other three. at 205. George Wilson (195) is a to remove what he referred to aa who rsalgiied to tako a taochtag- alx of Cleveland’s remaining 21 necticut sent his squad through Brooks. It has been tougher each wee also wes)ied from the records. Crevolin Draws GUnts Hold Edge \ tackle who is back for another ■ome "ehewed-up cartilage under cpachlng at Roger Ludlowe time, though, and might have been games, Lopes said grimly: the first day .of a grueling pre LaPointe was slightly sense- By the margin of thoaeXtwo season. the kneecap,” was blamed. nigh in Fairfield... National “ What’s the difference whom we season practice schedule. impossible had not Brooklyn help tiooel as he set down the Coaches’ Racing Suspension games the Gianta lead the Dodgers Pass-receiving should be no wor Leg Hart ta Spring Lokgua Praaident Wairan GUaa haa play* At this stage the race This happened yesterday as the ed with a tiipely loss or two. 9-7 In the season’s series, with six ry to Briggs with Joe Kearns (185) "My leg was bothering me In disallowad Manager Lao Duroch- The Idea now seems to be that hardest hitters with ease. 'Hie they’re all tough. We’ve Just got to two teams prepared to open their Coaches had such fine stickers in to play. The last three come in and Sid WIersma (180) in the liner Spring training and during the er’s protest of Wodnsoday night’a seasons against each other Sept. if the Dodgers sweep this set they Los Angeles, Sept. S (P)—Andy the final week at Brooklyn. up. A number of men up from the early part of the season,” the S3- game between the Gianta and Cln- keep on winning, that’s all.” will pick up enough momentum to the lineup as Bob DiBsttisto and "And about the Yankees?” he 2S in the Yale Bowl. CreVoIin, whose horses lead the The Cleveland Indians probably Jayvees should prove helpful, such year-old veteran said. "It wouldn’t dnnaU... PraU and Whitnoy add- overhaul the Giants for keeps be Jim Herdic, both members of the would like, to erase a pair of their asked. ‘They’ve got to win more Olivar shifted hia most ex Twl League, Ronnie Daigle, Nell nation in turf winnings this year, as Dave Goles, Rod Dolin, Dom hold up at all. Then one day, a ed the Hertford TWilIgbt Languo fore the end of the season. stands suspended from racing to opening week games. t(X). They Squatrito Md Norm Hohenthal. few weeks before the All-Star playoff utle to tbalr Hat of een- games than we do. And don’t for perienced quarterback, Jim Lopes, Flm l Week fierles Lawrence and Neil Conklin. played the Chicago White Sox four Herald Pboto. get this either. They’ve still got into a halfbackfbi slot and called on day because he talked too much. These four give the line some game, we were fooling around in iMt nM t by banting tho The Giants hold a 8-7 edge over Daigle, who hung up his glove a times and won only twice. The In depth, something lacking right Harold Geer VFW behind Parker Swan. Itock- two against us.” Bob Brink to fill in for Lopes. number of years ago, returned to The California Horse Racing the outfield and something snap Brooklyn with one more three- Board set “Lucky Andy” down for dians, leading the New York Yan now. ped. It’s been fine ever aincc. ”I vUle's Ralph Schumay coDoetad "That's right,” chimed in Bobby “We found out last year,” game series to play after this one the diamond lest night end bleated kees by 3*i lengths, open e three- the campaign, deadlocked for first Olivar said, “ that Lopes was a whet It celled ccmduct detrimen The backfield is the big question can do knee bends now for the first two hits for the wtnaera. Ho atolo Avila, the team’s fine second base -the final week o f the season in ’•StiOrmMe^fhppy V a k t o e i, out two of the losers’ four hits. game aeries in Chicago tonight. place, the Yanks upended their two hoaaa and acored two runs la man and leading hitter. "Walt un mighty slick rimner. He did a fine tal to racing as a result .of over- mark at the present time. ’Ihe loss time in two years” Ebbeta Field. i r i The “Kids” started the scoring in Chicago holds a 9-7 edge so far. challengen by a 1 to 0 count. The Am 8 to 4 aucceaa... Big til we get them in Cleveland next Job at quarterback when he wi the first Inning without e hit. With cendld Vemarks in an Interview o f starters Gene Johnson, Jack The pitching effccUveneas didn’t Matloa New York hasn’t beaten Brook 3ouih£knd witsh published , in Blood Horse, a breed The Milwaukee Braves, clinging McLaughlin and Sal Salimone due game concluded the fifth Little Motley of tho cnevela^ Browns time. It win be different there. rushed into the gap created'tv by, the lyn since early July. The Dodgers one out. Jack Gustefson< drew e to almost invisible hopes in the come back quite as easily, though. League season in Manchester. pre-season injury to Ed Molloy, UCLA, S ou ih een CaJJAniu! ers’ magaslne. ’ to various reasons has hurt the "Lstni didn’t have complete co may he aldeUned for t h o ______W e’ll get even with them over won a single game in late July and walk. Nick Twerdy forced Quatef- National League, hit the road to Geer, a former Twilight Leaguer; with a kaaa tajury... WNHC-TV there.” but the cqaches feel he would be No Comment ■quad. These three, along with ordination. like you miiat have to three in a row last month. son St second. Dave Heysrt Crevolin, an Alhambra, Calif., Cincinnati for four gamea against Curry would have formed one of haa been a member of the coach win talacaat Saturdajr's O n odU a an even g .eater asset to the club Sal Maglie, who once had a pri reached on Sonny Chandler’s error, the Redlegs, the only team that be a pitcher,” explained Spahn, a ing fraternity in the Little League IS of It At Home this yesi' operating from a half automobile dealer whose stable the test backflelds at MBS In Seven football players seeking berths with the Mancheste? Merchants* thia season iu« shown abovt. Linemen, left to right, are footboU gama atarttag at 2 O’clo d t Lopes pointed out that following vate hex on the Dodgers but who Twerdy moving tp third.- Russ holds a season’s edge over them. student at tae art by which he since Its Inception In 1960. . First back slot.” has won 8656,000 this year, topped years. George Vinpak, Yosh Vlncek, Briino Moske and Buddy Holmes. All but Holmes are veterans with the 1953 Connecticut semi-pro cham earns his living. ”I thought I was Yale win hold 1>peii houao** at-lta the weekend series in Chicago and has failed in his last two starts Cowles drew a walk to load the by his Kentucky Derby winner. Cincinnati haa beaten Milwaukee Speedy Haifa he served as an asaUtant coach footbaU practico aaartona Saturday Sophomore Hopefuls against them, draws the starting seeks, and the, first run scored as 8 out of 14. The Braves -trail by pions, and ail weigh better than 215 pounds'. (Tarrying the pigskin And Jumping over the linemen are Ullie Dubose, George Lawrence doing everything like I always the Labor Day doubleheader in Determine, told one racing writer: Tommy Smith, who pastimed at end Rico Patrillo. Dubose is a former Forrdham flesh while Lawrence and Petrillo are returning vets. Herald ^otographer Cinch and later as head mentor o f the smd Mtmday, Labor Day, Publiciat Brink will be backed up at quar assignment tonight against either Pockett free-bessed Dick Wright. 6H lengths with an Eastern trip had, but they were getting around Yankeee. The 1954 championqhip Baltimore, the Indians will play “I have no comment at this time a guard position last year,, is now Oflara was on hand to get the photo, as well as others which will follow. my fast ball. Oiarlle Loftua sold today.-. Sot- terback by Dean Loucku and Billy Loes or Carl Erskine, UCLA, Southern Cal. No further iscoring was dons in left on which they will meet the was hls first. He is’ the oldest IS of their remaining 16 games at and don’t know what I’ll do until working out with the ball carriers, "It was one of those things You u r ^ Evantag Poat’a 15th ammal Charlie Peet, a couple of standouts the frame. I hear it officially.” Gianta three times and the Dodgers mostly as a halfback. Briggs has coach in point of service in the ’Tl^kln Prevlow” picks Araay aa on the undefeated freshmen team. Starts Rally twice. kiq>w, you do something all the program. “That should help a lot,” he said. Determine haa brought in $302,- been worklnif his field general, time and It becomea automatic and tha top ooUego footbaU taom lathe Except for repeating a remark Brink stsu-Led Yale’s last three Rated Coast Powers In the third inning the winners 400 and CrevoUn’i Imbros, $208,- Indians’ Lead Reduced Curry, at quarterback, with Smith Battiag Sectrtis Eeet and pradleta Ootaall win wla 1053 games. Including the upset of pushejl over the final end winning Only four games were played In when it goes wrong you can't tell the Ivy League he made following Wednesday’s 225, to run one-two as the win- at halfback with Jackie Farrell Merchants Plan Opener exactly why. I was worried, but THANKS ■» the Yankees 1 to (> Princeton. All three quarterbacks run. Gustafson again sUrted the the majors yesterday bat two of and fullback Tom McNally. This Georgia Tech .aad Notra .victoiy, Casey Stengel surprising By LYNN O. WALDOBF ningest horses of 1054. then Bucky Welters end Johnny Win over thelVfl Sox last Monday Duma are deft passers. rally by drawing a free pass. He them figured prominently in tha quartet has been running through George Kell Moves Feet night which sewed up the round have been aanud the top three ly had little to say about the pen Olivar planned morning and af Head Coach. California Results of the suspension were Cooney (Braves’ Coackts) sug nant race. stole second, end with one out, flag chases. The Yankees edged the motions the past week and ehampionahip, the Little League teams In the aatioa la that aiBir ternoon drill sessions for the rest Berkeley, Calif. (N EA )—It’s NEA'S Probable Immediate. The Del Mar 'Track gested I shorten my stride and “ We’re back in business, we’re Heyert walked. Gustafson ad .Cleyeland 3-2, cutting a full game seem to work well together. Far Sept. 18 Under Lights avoided what could have been ita by the PoaL The football aaoeca la of this week, but they’ll be con been whispered around that my stewards ordered Crcvolln’s lo- that did It.” hack in business,” he told inter vanced to third oh a ground out off the Indians’ margin. Brooklyn rell and Smith are both well-built For Best Batting Stance biggest rhubarb. officially here, fbr tho artielo goes fined mostly to fundamentals. He Oslifomis team this year it sup Att-Coast Team senaetion scratched from yester trounced Chicago 10-2, moving viewera “But we got to keep win and scored oh a passed bail. day’s eighth race. Crevolin has e and are very fast. Are you as fast aa ever now? A protest lodged by the Yankees on to pick the All Amartcaa taom s>.ya he’ll try some full scale con posed to be stacked with its within three gamea of the’ idle Iry August, Jeff OIbbe, Dave By OBOROE KELL 'With the season's rpener tenta "Well,” and Spahn grinned. "I'd ning to stay in business.” strongest squad since the Rose End— Leon Clarke, SC Pockett settled down thereafter stable of 10 horses at Del Mar. following their loss to tbs Red for tho 1954 aoaaon . . . . Baddy tact work Monday. and was never in serious trouble Gianta. WliAman, Ed Daina, and Charlie White Sox Utlrd Baaeman . I tively set for Saturday night. Sept. ■ay my fast boll does avetythlng Bowl era of 1940-51. Ead—John Stewart, Stanford Word came from. Tenforen in (Written for AP Newafeatorea) Five Golfers Tie Sox several weeks ago. waa not Ackerman baa nturnad hia aignad But upstate. Bob Ingalls got his the rest of the way. Hia mates, The Philadelphia Phillies shaded Burdick are also seeking bsMtkfield 18, Manager George Mitchell and I want It to do.” contract to the New 'York Y M TBBO AVS ■ESl’LTS A t the risk o f being called a Tackle—.lack Ellena, UCLA Northern Califomie. Opening Sept. St. Louis 5-4 and Washington I like to move around in the officially acted upon by league boys up and at it. He had them _ XaUeaal Tackle—Mario DaRc, SC however, got to LaPointe for their 13, that Crevolin is denied stall positioner. Tarry Aitken, brother his Manchester Merchants’ foot Fast As Ever officials. The top brass did not bockera ta tho NBA. B ad^ got hia through a 45-minute running drill Brooklyn 10, Chicago 3. , prophet of gloom, I must insist awamped Detroit 16-6. oT the 1952 co-captain' Marsh batter’s box because it brings re* For Houston Lead PhHadel|>hia 6, SiTLouIs L Onard—Jack. Patera, Oregoa only score in the fifth. The un- space. He had re^ueated space for Told that WlUie Jones. Philadel- want to handle the "hot potato” bapUam In pro ban wlUr tha ICaa- before breakfast. After breakfast the strength of the Pacific Coast In bealeating the Indians for the Aitken, is practicing the center ball team face a big rebuilding phia third baseman, said the other .J .A .. I ■ a* • ' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC5IESTER, CONN.. 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SEPTEMBER 3, 1954 'iD CTEEN iianrljpBter lEvWtut If^raUt A t er^Dj^^Ne^TM( Ron lira. Adriana Schubert of SS n e W aathar or U. 8. Waedhe Clinton St., manager of the laundry Col. Lechausse Awarded Bronze Star in Japan Baptist Minister Angoat as, 1064 Abiout Town at Manchester Memorial Hospital, ili was the guest of honor last eve ‘fonjlaht fair, ood. Law hi O tfl B««U of 655 B u ^ Htll Kd., Director of Camp h Anivcnwry ning at a .dinner and shower given 10,978 celebntM hl's 35th at Cavey's Restaurant by 20 I with R ^ bI Typewriter today. He Fall Opening - - - [ Mamber of the Aadit na, eooi. rata boward friends and employes of the hos Rev. John R. Neubert, pas- la an electrician at the company- Bonaa of Olrcolatloe High la Iwwar lOn. pital. Mrs. Schubert \vUX be mar the (Community Baptiat Manche$ter^A CUy of ViUago Charm Craif 8. Noren of 5 Robin Rd., ried this fall to Edward Cobb of will be back in bis pulpit win enter Syracuae Univeralty this 25 Division St. She was presented with a corsage and received iday morning preaching on month aa a freahman. He gradu VOL. L X X III, NO. 292 (Oaaaiflod Advortlahig an Paga 1#) ated from Mancheater High School number of beautiful gifts. ths theme, “Jeaua Waa a Worker." ...The Coats On Fashion's Scene MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1954 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS with the claaa of 1054. The of the aervice will be A son was born Tuesday at the 9:30 and the Ordinance of Com Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. munion ill be obaes-ved. PVanklin C. Anderson of 50 Adams During^ e summer Mr. Neubert St. was dir ir and aong leadar of G reeks Nab B rief Storm the Baptiat Junior High Camp for Sae tha ' casual, con- De Castries Freed Chapman Court, No. 10, Order the Conn, ^ p tia t Convention at of Amaranth, will resume meet Camp Hasen, Cheater. The Bap- f(ollad fullnass . . . tha 8 8 in R ed Hits Power ings for the new season tonight at tilts are pioneering in the new torrific variaty of fabriei 7:45 in the Masonic .Temple. After Red Shells Kill Two camping em p ^ ia which aeeks to In POW Exchange the business session a social pe give the campera the experience . . . tha axcTting naws riod with refreshments will be en ofhvlng In amall cornmunities of in collar treatments . . . Spy System Line Repair joyed. about 15 periona and Interpreting Hanoi, Sept. 4 (JP)— Brig.^bad never been raised at Dien Bien their inter-relatednesa in Christian everything ^that's differ ~ Phu.) WAnONS Athens. Greece, Sept. 4 (/P) (Jen. Christian de Castries Boston, * Sspt. 4 — gaOTHBRS. n fc Mrs. Mary A. Sterud, RN, 21 N. tcrmi. ent and wonderful in In Hanoi, Cogny's staff . cair —The Greek government an commander of the fallen In whiaked De Ceatries to tho villa Severe thun'derstorms. hail School St., has been appointed a The daily pragram revolvea this season coats. FUNERAL member of the committee to ar around each "quest group" with nounced today it had arrested dochina fortress of Dien Bien he occupied here before he went to and rain last night dealt range for a series of Head Nurse cook-outs, hikes, \camp6re activi Tweeds, plush, fleece 88 key (Communist agents in Phu, reached freedom today. Dien .lien Phu as commander of power repair crews a setback Americans on Island SERVICE Institutes late this fall of the Con ties, etc., done in 'the small unita the smashing of % Soviet- Ths Communists’ prize pris that ill-fated French poet last De necticut Hospital Assn., Conn. and suede. Beautiful new cember. in the wake of Tuesday’s hur- with their “home \ln the woods’* trained spy ring. oner was visibly worn but / l l m u d XWeM League for Nursing, and the New aa the center. ’Two\ counselors re colors. The 52-year-oid general spoke ncane. Ebigland Hospital Asseml>ly. Premlar Marahal Alexander Pa- still buoyant and “hard ^Bo only a few words to Franch corre- The brief storm in scattered main with each group all through pagoB deacribod tha crackdown the Camping ^riod.\ With thia kill.” apondenU. Aaked how ho had boen parte of Maaeachusette knocked Ihilles Greeted by Philippines' President WBA Junior Review members last nl|ht as the most important De Castries waa brought to treated, he complained that he had out recently restored telephone Claim Men emphaaia the campera gain an ex victory againat the Rods aince tho are reminded of the meeting this perience of living in the wooda. Hanoi from tho exchange Bite always been kept aeparate and and electric circuits, including evening at 6:30 at the Commu Greek C3vU War andad fivs yaars where the Rede freed him at had not been allowed to see or about S.OOO in Greater Boston. of knowing the aatiafactfona of ago. Ho aaid It noutrallaod tho nity Y, 70 N. Main St. Children on P. B. Arny-Pboto cooperation aa well aa appreciat 1 . 9 5 Vletri. He was met In Hanoi by talk, with his staff officer* during The new damage was blamed on the drill team will have a re Lt, Ool. Ralph M. Lechausse Red underground working hero Gen. Rene Cogny, commander of hia Imprisonment. water seeping into temporary In Q|iemoy ing the contributlona'' the Chria- againat Greece and her alliea in Hard to Kill hearsal. and a social time with (right), of Manchester, FEAF of the 67th Tactical Reconnaisance tian apirit makeaito all\of society. the withdrawing French forces in power line* or bolts striking un light refreshments will fellow. Wing, a system unique within this the North Atlantic Treaty Organir northern Indochlha. He described hlmsOlf aa "not sheathed transformers. Base Surgeon, is congratulated by theater. The initiation of this There were 115 campers and sation (NATO). completely well" but added that Meanwhile, SCaasachuaette offi counselors attending m m the Many .of thosa arrested were At the exchange point. Do Caa- Adv fee Unit PHONE TDe monthly meeting of the Maj. Gen. J(dtn M. Hargreaves, system provided a closely related triaa leaned on a cant aa ho waa he waa hard to kill and said he cials were heartened by President Ladies Aid Society o '. the Con former command surgeon of Far medical service within the tactical Baptiat churches of the state to Communlata - who .had fought would be in good health In a few Eieehhower’a announcement that MItchBlI 9-7196 Mr. Neubert has been in camping againat the government, then fled turned over but would not allow days. Ha looked thin and tired but ly SPENCER MOOSA cordia Lutheran dturch, usually East Air Forcea after receiving the organisation . . . In addition, he himaelf to bo put in a stretcher. one and one-half million dollars or Mllehell 3-8606 held on the Yirst Tu'.sday of the administration for nearly IQ years to neightwring Communist coun walked erect. Men who knew him in federal funds have been allo nipeh. Formosa, ^pt. 4 Bronae Star Medal durii.g recent devised a '‘training program for tries when the war ended. He rode to tho exchange site in 142 Ea«t Center St. month, is postponed until PViday, the indoctrination of the initial- and has been director and dean before Dien Bien Phu said he waa cated for the relief of Bay State Two U. S. officers, pre Sept. 10 due tp the Labor Day ceremonies in Tokyo. and counselor in camps In New They received training In a Ckmimunlat command car, ac at least 20 pounds undorwoight, hurrican* sufferers., Manchester cadre personnel of the Republic of aapionage and sabotage, then re companied by a Vietmlnh colonel sumably members of the weekend. The citation accompanying the Korea Air Force Medical Service Yorrk state as well. 1 . 9 5 looked aovoral years oldar and ha^ Gov. Chrietian A. 'Herter aaid he Jane Reese of the Community turned to Graoco, govammsnt offi and a Communist corrsopondent. grayad conaidorably. . was “gratified” by the preaiden- U. S. Military Assistance Ad award read* in part: “(Ikil. which was a major contribution cials said. His first raqusst Waa for French Lachausae diatinguished' himself to the United Nations effort. Baptist Church attended the Jun Do CMstrios said he'* had boon tial action but aaid that “until we visory group here, were killed ior Camp. 841*0 Codes, Pnads fried potatoes aind aomething dif told that one of his ofllcera died know just how the federal money during the (Communist bom b. ' meritorious sendee In connec “Through his initiative, organ ferent from hia prison diet which tion with military' operations isational and profamional akill. Basil Vraclinos, undersecretary only three days ago. French cen- can be used, the situation isn’t bardment of Quenioy island for security, said that in addition was mainly ricf. aorahip prohlMted the uae of name against an enemy as bas surgeon' decisiveness and achivement abovs K i t quit* clear.” r yesterday, Nationaliit and. commander, USAF Hospital, to ..tho Sa men arrosted police (The French News Agency re or rank until death can be con- Herter has aaked an early meet and beyond hia normal duties. ’ 1t 4m asi Klmpo Air Base, Korea, from Col. Lechausse reflected .great Hospital Notes 'm i aelxed broadcasting equipment, ported De Caatrisa stood.for a few Armed and hla'kin notifled. ing with Val Peterson, head of the sources said today. Feb. 24> 1053 to July 27, 1053.* credit upon himself, the United (Not exactly as secret codes and documents and momenta before a number of cam De Castries, highest ranking of- F ed m l Civil Defense Administra The U. S. embassy and MAAO •;During that period. Col. States Air Vorce M ^ical Service illustrated) i . l .'large sums of money. eramen and emphasised to them tion to “discus* how the funds can headquarters here did not deny Le^ausse established Individual and the Uilted States Air Force.” Patients Today: 125 VrachnoB said 47 were arrested that the white flag of surrender (Oeattaaed on Paga Six) be utilised.” that the officers were killed. Both flight Una dlspegaarlea for each Col. Lechausse's wife and two ADMITTED YESTERDAY: In the Xthens-Piraeua area and 17 Massachusetts and Rhode Island panted out that the normal pro- tactical reconnalasapce ac|uadron children are with him In Tokyo. Howard Murphy, 25 Perkins St.; In Thaasaly. were designated major disaster cinlure woiUd be to make certain William Curry, 85 Deepwood Dr.; i ■ Vrachnoa described Harilaoa areas eligible for federal relief by relatives are notified before any Mrs. Gladys Riccio, 14 Harttand Florakla as the moat important the President yesterday at the announcement is made. Rd.: Mrs. Gertrude Gee, 169 Coo Stan nabbed. summer White House in Denver. Coagreeemaa Uader Fire per Hill St.; John Setsky, South The Greek official said. Flora- Mendes Under Fire, Both states' were the hardest hit U. S. Congreaaman Joseph H. Windsor; Susan Beladeau, 55 Ms, alias Yiotis, wss a major gen- by Hurricane Carol which whipped Holt (R-Callfi told newsmen in Waddell Rd.t Mrs. jasqucline Bol oral in tha rebel movement who through New England Tuesday. Hong Kong, today that he waa STORE CLOSED duc, Storrs;. Miss Jean Sandberg, had boon trained in Moecow. He An Eisenhower side said last under bombardment on Quemoy 27 Lllley St.; Ferdinand Lewis, I uw teU ^ 9tsi/i£^ cead e/ was posing as a profeasor of Plugs Cabinet Gaps night that Civil Defense represen- for 20 minutes and hia plane took Andover. , mathomatics wbon soiaod. 'tatives have not completed their off for Formosa aa sheila exploded Sat., Sept«^4 thru Mbn.’, Stpt. 6 ADMITTED TODAY: Emanuel ./ Vrachnoa said there were 16 study of Rhode Island damage. He near the airfield. FORD Solomon, 1097 Main St.; Herbert charges againat him, including the said federal funds will be allocated Nationallet sources h'ete said '47 ^8 Bradley, 124 Porter St.; Stephen murder of a Greek Army colonel Our "Sundowna" aleaper has . Paris, Sept. 4 (/P)— Premier Pierre Mendes-France sought to that state as soon aa the Presi they were unaware that Holt had Down payment. Balanace on easy low bank terms. 4-Door Zrinclttk, South Windsor. Who was lured to a meeting of today to bolster his resignation-riddled cabinet as criticism dent receives a report. been under fire. DISCJHARGED YESTERDAY: realstanco \leadera called by the sedaii. Good V-8 motor. . of his foreign policies mounted at home and abroad. The Other, developments yesterday A Nationalist Army epokeaman Dr. Joyce O ockett, 4 West St.; Reda. ■ . ‘ In the' herculean cleanup and sal predicted today that the Chi"*** Robert Schuetc, 15 Thomas Dr.; new "SAFETY-STEP" feet Other* aelxed described by harried Premier began regrouping his cabinet last night vage operation were: Communists in all probability soon f i P ’^ Maynard Kearns, 33 Russell St.; Vrachnoa as outstanding Commu after three more mlnlstera walked^------1— Chain atorea and markets in will try to Invade Quemoy, which t Iona Ellli, 47 Virginia Rd.; James out, leaving six gaps aa a rwnilt - («fMl H trow t) nist le|tdera included: distressed areas will be open Sun PrealdeBt Ramon Magaaysay of the Philippine*, left. Is all amlle* aa h« clasps Hie band of Soba the Reda bpmbarded for five hours Davidson, Andover; Mrs. Kath Kyriakoa Taaklres, brigadier in of the _bitter . dispute _ over the ------Euro- day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. under yesterday. erine Scanlon. Bolton; Mrs. Cath Foater Dulloa. U. S. Secretary of State, on Me arrival In Manila, Sept. S to partieipate la npeomlag BRUNNER'S the guerilla forces and connected pean Defense. Community (EDC) Ike Approves Gov. Herter** emergency waiver talks on tbe Sontheaet Aeia Treaty Orgaataation. (AP Wlrepboto via radio from Maallia). “Vfe are prepared for "anything.” PACKARD erine Sargant, East Hartford; with the Communist party .Polit treaty. , of the Sunday “Blue Laws’’ to said U. S.-*ducated Lt. Gem Chang Margo Shaw, East , Hartford; buro' in Graoce, Leonidas Three pro-EDC minUters were serve customers unable to keep Yi-ting, head of the Defense Min ROCKVnJJS ROAD, TALOOTTVILLE—TEL. MI-5-51S1 ;TfL MnOMU. Ernest Rqsd. 5 Lawrence St., Tzefronis, alias Pelopidaa. also a the latest to resign—Isas than Huge Aid and food supplies for lack of refrigera istry’s political section. Rockville; Mary i;;iien Graqjka, three. .Mreeka after three anti OPEN EVENINOS UNTIL B-^ALL DAY SATURDAY UNTIL S W 9 m o o t ST., MANCHCSTR T t member of the .Politburo; Gregorla tion. Chaqg said there stIU is nq con Tolland, Elieqbeth Shay, 55 Llollos, alias (3alUa, former com treaty members walked out. 2— Relief officials hope most crete evidence of a Red invasion Brdokfield St.; Seremiah Horgan, Anti-Red Bills mander of Mount Vtrmion Forcea, Createo Mow Poet homes and factories able to re i? ^ i U. S. to Supply Bulk buildup but the bombardment 1* 16 Phelps Rd, member of tho Central Committee To plug the gaps, Mcndea- ceive current will be back to nor a fact. BIRTHS YESTER.DAY: a streak Off m ^ T 4,.. of the Greek Communist party and France shifted sight ministers to Denver, Sept. 4 —President mal by thq and of the holiday. Few Miles Off Matalaod daughter to Mr. and MrA.^Ernest tridned in Romania; Stavros Kar 8—Georg* Michael, director of Tbe Reds[ fired thousand* af Leemon. 22.5 Center St.; a son to new posts and named two new of Eisenhower’s vacation headquar ras, who re-ontared Greece to de ficials. The shuffle left two posts ters today announced -his ap the State Dept, of Public Health ahella at the two Nationalist in Mr, and Mrs. Everett Le Bel, Ver velop tho rrarganiaatlon of the Food knd Drug Diviaion; estimated B en dix R a c e \Ol Philippine Arms lands, which lie only a few mile* non; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rich vacant, i^parehtly eliminated an party,. Dimitris Dallas, member of other and created a new on*— proval o f,a bill providing 12,781,- more than one billion pounds of off the big mainland port of ard Tyler, East Windsor; a daugh 499,516 in' foreign aid, and of an perishabla foods have been saved Amoy opposite Formosa. Miss Most Anything on Campus ter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rob the Central Committee of Political SeerStery of State in the Interior , Edwards A lrTorce Baas, Calif.. Commlaaara in the Guerilla forces Ministry. other measure stripping cltiaen- by the sUte'a dry ice distribution. Sept. 4 (/r> — Ten seasoned A ir; Manila, Sept. 4 (/P)— ^The United States today promised to The Nationalists said casualties ert, 37 Mill St.; a daughter to Mr. ahip from those cpnvlcted of advo 4. Gov. Herter announced most among defenders included only and Mrs. Harold Snow, Wapping. and director of a school of os- The pro-pact ministera aaid thay cating forceful overthrow of' the Force pilots, all flying Jet >Thun- furnish a “major portion” of the supplies and equipment'to pionage in CSaehoalovakia. quit on ground* Mendoa-Fnuice of Gape Cod will be open to Labor three killed, two seriously wound government. Day travelera. with the exception strengthen the Philippines armed forcea "in view of the de- ed and five slightly wounded. did not try hard enough to win ac T h e chief executive hailed atill ceptance of EDC by the National of beaches under National Guard race ib^^9M mile Bendu t r o p h y * velopment.s in southeast Asia.” The pledge was given by U. S. Communist China's Pelpin.g another bill he signed aa the first restriction in five towns. Secretary of State John Foster-’------^------Radio, claimed the bombardment Assembly which killed the treaty step since 1952 toward “correct speed derby. AND HARDWARE off last week. Gov. Dennis J. Roberta of Rhode All expect to average more than Dulfea and announced In a joint'; sank one Nationalist gunboat, 14 Indictments ing InjusUcaa’* in U. 8. immigra Island wired the President laat pommuniqub following mutual de damaged a submarine chaser, and STANLEY TOOLS The three who quit earlier were tion policy. 10 miles** minute and complete night asking two miUion dollar* the race In about three hours fly fense talks today. Red , Destroyer a tug and “completely rilenced” all followers of <3en. Charles -de 51S Bills Acted Oa In Federal Rmds to aid the state’a It followed a statement by Nationalist batteries. . W . H. ENGLAND Includ<^„ Mayor Gaulle, arch foe of the pact. They The President’s signing of those ing between six and seven miles reconstruction program. And (3ov. above the ground since fufel con. Duties earlier today pledging tliat The Ckunmunist broadcast heard - LUMRER COMPANY said they got out because they felt three bills and one other into law the United States “would auto Shelled Vessel, in Tokyo said Rad ahelU enveloped Mendea;Franc* was not strongly —pluiplus pocket vetoes for three oth- sumption-is less at high altitudes.- TeL MI-B-0244 (Ooattaaefi sa Faga Eisveo) Each la scheduled to make at least matically react” if the Philippine* both Quemoy and LItU* Quemoy Of Phenix Citv enough opposed to EDC. .*r*T-compIetad action on ths 813 should be attacked. In flames and'unoke. Latest to quit wars Justice Min measures he brought along to on* refueling stop and all were warned againat making super The . communique aaid Duliss Dane Reports The Natiohalist denied that any Phenix City, AlA, Sept. 4 ('ri— ister Eknlle Hugues (Radical So Colorado when he started hia and Vice President Carlos P. Gar. ships were kit and said auany ef Tha■ Mayor ' of “Phenix atyUity a and a cialist), Industry and Oimmerce working vacation here two weeks sonic. dives, which might create window rattling booms,’ as they da, who also is Philippines foreign the Oommuniat shells fell harm- former sheriff of RumcII County Minister Maurice Bourgea-.Mau- •go- Jenner Assails . . . . . - . ,, Tromso. Norway. Sept. 4 (F)— lewly into the sea. WANDELL- have been indicted by a grand nory (Radical Socialist) and La All of the bills were passed by approach the tower at Dayton ^ Chang aaid th* Quemoy waa jury for wilful negloct of duty. bor Minister Eugene Claudiiia- the 83rd Congresa during the clos Municipal Aiipui'l near suburban program. ■s.TuTw-.'S reported today his ship, " the 1.300- ing days of the season. Pobst in Trade Vandalla. r'fr quiet Saturday. Fourteon new indictments were Petit (Democratic and Soctaliit The talks today were a prelude: ton Patricia of Struer, waa shelled Nationalist and Communist bat returned yesterday by the racket- Union of the Resistance). • Eisenhower acted on the laat of Since the Thunderstreaks are in ANDERSON them late yesterday at tha home of the 890 m.p.h. class, it is expected to an eight-nation southeast Asia , Tuesday by a Soviet destroyer teries separated by only a few busting jury againat 13 defend The two new appointees: Ro security.... conference < which .starts . , . Ruaeia’a Murmansk coast.' miles of water.' frequently have ex ants, including Mayor Elmer Reese hia mother-in-law, Mrs. John 8. With Russians that with good weather along the land d* MousUer, Independent Re Doud way, the winner will set a new Monday. Capt. Niels Jsnssen said the changed ahots, but Friday’s bom Building , ‘ and former Sheriff Ralph publican, secretary' of state for .It Cooperative Effort Cited shelling took place in international bardment vyaa the longest yet. Mathews, who haff resigned. ,.11 The appropriation bUl earrin g Washington, Sept. 4 (iP)—Sen. mark eclipsing the 603.547 estab foreign affairs; and Sen. Gilbert foreign aid funds is designed to lished by Maj. William vyhisner, “In view of the developments In water* about 30 nautical miles off Chang aaid the Reds used BO Contractors , days ago after he bad been Jules, Radical SoclsHat, secretary Jenner (R-Ind) -assailed today as shore, between the entrance to the • 1 ' iiiiii atripped of' authority and hia job bolster the free nations of the "a new surrender”, to the Soviet Jr., a year ago In a Sabrejet southeast Asia the defense of the of atate iae economic affairs. world againat any threat of Com All planes are standard Air Philippines requires that the White Sea and the Rybatshin .(CoattaHed on Fag* 8U) R*iiOommunity Memorial Hospital which the convention commended international law authorities con ISConaumad 7 ------to tha A local cltlMn was v ik in g Full support was v o t a d for tional sovereignty," Araujo skid. skin Silence la a fine Jewel for a An eitlmated |2,000 to $3,000 in yesterday morning by the South codgreasionsl Oommunist-hunting and offered its help in continuing tend that sovereignty onds at the ISSubtarfuia down town one morning when a -frozen foods has been saved ■He gave no further details. 6 Wound woman, but it's little worn. Coventry Volunteer Fire Aesn. committees— that Includss the Sen the Job- 12-mlIe limit. M N o ta ------stranger addressed him. through the untiring efforts of Onassis' fleet, which fliee the ambulsnce.'Mrr. Washburn said he ate Investigations subcommittee Atomic Matters In the world reminders several local .firemen, town-em Panamanian flag, cleared the Pan t Los the 5To—How do you like my new Stranger—Do you know where suffered as heart attack, but hla headed by Sen. McCarthy (R-W is) The Legion promised a fight ISA ----- herring the post office ia? ployed help, and members of the condition i* satisfactory. ama Canal laat week to hunt for 10 Metsl-bearing 26 ITell 0owcr 41 Upright aulL — with the recommendation they againat any move to bar the use of 16 Parted Citizen—Yea, (affably, and Emergency Communications Corps. To Teach Dancing whales in the South Paclflcl Peru. rocks. 27 Sends 42— and Eve Jo— Fine, but you didn't take be given "ample funds” to continue atomic weapons or to reach any UCbeatht walked on without further reply. First Selectman Goodwin W, Carol Altshuler will open a dance Ekmador's' southern neighbor, re PRESCRIPTIONS 11 Spreads to dry26Metwork 42 Gladal snow the hangar out. Investigating "with no limitation of nuclear agreement with Russia at drawer* A fter proceeding f o r about ten Jacobson said that three genera studio in Andover SepL 18. She portedly already has warships pa 20 rehearsal 17 Perfect models29 Lemon- 44 Followers Flo—Hanger! Those are my their present powers" this time. ‘‘The American Legion.” Wi^AT DO 'T a r s a l A R Y t w ic e , steps he looked back, and inquired tors were used .Tuesday and Wed has studied under June K. Jaye, trolling her waters to 'k e e p the ^CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED^ 21----- pront lOBox 31 Weirder 4g Indigo shoulder blades. Defeated was an attempt to have an adopted resolution said, "w ill y o u ORA' AS LARGE AS In his turn) Why? Did you want nesday, both daV and night, when local dance instructor and has as-, never accept the principle of co foreign ships out. T H A T 'S SO y o u . 22-— of March 23 Yield S3 Make amends 47 Disputed to know? the electricity was cut off by the aisled her for the past three yeara. the Legion oppose methods "which Eksuadorean Foreign Minister 24 ------of cards 36 Respect, 46 Poker stakeAn expert ia-a man who avoids existence with gangsters, atheists, FORD DEALERS OrOOD VOU W H A T 1 24FSCU Stranger—No. (with groat ear storm. — Carol has danced profearionally violate the traditional American Antonio Penaherrera announced 25 Century plant 40 Consecrate SO Cat’s cry the small errors as he sweeps on concepts of due process of law ruffians and murderers.” X D R A W . 26 On water to the grand fallacy. nestness, and then, the account Residents were, speechless with throughout the state and is ,a la it night that his government 27 _ la la having been balanced, the two gratitude for the service used in momber of the Dance^ Teacher's (and) which are abusive of w it 20 Makes happy r r n r r 1 r P walked away in opposite dlroc- keeping their freezers to the Club of Connecticut which ia affili nesses ...” k Origin of Names The convention also called for 32 Blazed r tiona.) proper temperature through use of ated with the Dance Masters of Throngs Hit Road A young Oil Citizen calls his IGRGVBr^ 24 Girdle 1 r the generators. America. congressional action to expose cof!- 35 Property sweetheart Revenge, because she < The'^generators used were owned tributors to CTommunlst Front or ta sweet.—Oil O ty Derrick. 'Kcontn to Meet On Long Weekend 20-^— to the r" IT Tooth Primer by the Emergency Communications (X b Scouts Pack 97 will meet ganizations apd to pass additional And the young married man in city You can tell ho la seven, Corps, ths town, and H. Wilbur Wednesday to comfwss a commit antl-CorhmunIst legislation. ; r- II 37 T h e — South Hill calls bis mother-in-law Or possibly eight. Stevens borrowed one from a Communism ' Abroad (CouGboed from Page One) J. Godfrey Gourley A-l USED CAR tee and a parent-participation r De^y, because she is dangerous.— When his stnile has a hole ' dutrd friend In Manchester. program. The public Is invited. The Le^on called on the gov B P Burlington Hawkeye. Like a wide-open gate. W. J. Godfrey Gourley, 40 Cooper 20 Individuals B Jacobson said they only re Refreshments win be served by the ernment to warn Red China and between 6 p. m. today and mid And a South End man calls hlA 40 ------of 1 n etted that ,they were unable to peck committee. Soviet Russia that further agi.ies- Hill St., has .iraen invited to speak w ife Fact, because she is a stub night Monday. KEMFS I » n» m » >iiMi« tm t 9-3-S4 paradise B ITr A schoolboy had been studying handle the flood of telephone calls slon in southeast Aria would at the 1994 regional meeting of the 1 Dnnce Tomorrow Mi The council urged every motor CIOKANCE born thi^ig.— Boston Globe. INO. 41 Abstract beiug sr P aboi^t the early Colonial days in for the generator ;rtrvlce. Waterfront Heights \aen.' will bring immediate military retalia I Provident Mutual Life Insurance -And a district attorney calls his Among the meri working on the tion, by the United .States alone if ist to use caution, drive at reduced 42 Old womanish. Necessity, because he knows no America, and asked his father to have a dance at their clubhouse ,Co. of Philadelphia, Sept. 8-11, at r U R N I t V U OUT OUR W A Y 49 Marsh land explain something to him which project were Albert J. Booth, John Faiurday at 8:3J) p.m. necessary. speed and observ’e the rules nnd BY J. R. WILLIAMS OLfi i>UAKiimG MOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ST law.—New Orleans Times. F. Cha Lake Placid. N. Y. A N D M CU O 40 Decide ; was not covered in his history Chappelle, Delmar W. Potter, Person ! Mention It urged the government . to courtesies of the road to keep And a Cincinnati man namea A. Samuel LeDoyt, Frederick G. SALE 91'Charged atom book. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Rose study the possibility of severing from becoming an accident statis Gourley, special agent for the 762 MAIN ST. iT M his coachman Procrastination, be Blasell, John Stone,' Stewart Hill ail diplomatic relations witli Rus company's Hartford office, will IhIIIN a H,7HATS ^ I t l 92 Prayers W/ and family will enteriain over the tic. cause he stole his watch.—Break Son^-According to my history in-S-8680 92----- the Red 1 man. Robert If. Helms, Milton Zur- sia and its satellites, of curUillng In Michigan, where license plates apeak at the flrst session ot the'' UllVf rr.HAKBV,' r " p fast Table. there were all sorts of people on muhlen, and Jacobson. holiday weekend her brother-iii- 1 '4:. ■ r MOW OYER 94 A tiny — law and sister Dr. and M,-s. James trade with Russia „as fully as proclaim the State a "water Won meeting on the subject ct life in HOWTmWtOllOKf \ 1 p And we called a beauUfuI the'Mayflower, but no mention ia • Jacobsoh said between 25 and -i 1 1 UNPERTK 99 Disorder B B Blythe and their five children of practicable, and of getting Allies derland” for tourists and vaca- surance progratning. n schoolma'am that we used to go to made of barbers. I f the barbers SO freezc!ra had .been serviced dur to eliminate all trade with Red 1 f OTHER GHOULDEK E. t'oner.*'. Gov. G. Mennen Williams The top Provident Mutual aalea SORaiaed ridge Eixperlener, b' ■ ■ waa a didn't come over on the Mayflow Balt’ raore, Md. . 1 eCkOE AND .p—, P ■■ ing the three-day critical period. China. has declared a state of emergenev repreaentativea in the East will at t' 57 IVimalc saint r dear teacher.—Ell Perkina er. how did they get hereT Mr. and Mrs. Keith V. Rose and S \ oowea A r Meeting Date Changed Olobal Security over the weekend to keep traffic tend this seminar. It will cover ; oerd membership in the Netionel couldn’t find the bail t*me to CHURCffI BOWLI,NO L ea ^ e (ometimes I can hit his curve of them winding up in a first-place ago, when he had a 23-7 record. sigh in relief. fNMUNB nitOKAN I New York .. 91 41 .689 3V^ a sophomore last year, is a very Bettencoort Gone If the Red Sox had won, there ington Senators, became the third' Washington may have problems test was called, and three runs Assn, of State Racing Commis make a play. will holdsits annuel meeting Tues 'ore it breaks. deadlock at 67, Hia ERA was 2,86 today, on 75 Chicago .. .. 86 48 .643 fine player. Fleet-footed Joey Bettencourt, would have been more Uuin por- SPORIS CAR cumNii active player to collect more than Boston .., ,. 87 78 .488 S4H up front because the Huskies had had already scored. sioners. If^Crevelin’s license should The Indians collected Only three ' day night’ at 7:30 at Center Con Move Back In Box team's leading scorer last season, In the leedoff apol 'were Paul earned rans in 236 Innings. 2,000 pnajor league hits when he Detroit ,.e67 76 .433 Depth Except At End be invoked he would have to dis- hlU off Whitey Ford — homers by gregational- (Thurch. Any team McGuire of Wichita, Kan.; Doug The hawk-nosed southpaw, who ■onalitlea involved. Washln^on .. 66 76 .430 S’’ a senior line lest year,. Mike Daigle Stars ;n fast ball pitchers like Bob heads the list of bapko who won’t got three in Washington’s 16-6 SC has depth except at end. Daigle led the> iosera at the poee of his stable. Only recently Sam Dente and Larry Doby and a ' wishing to enter a team la asked Ford, of Kiamesha Lake, N. Y.; won a battlefield commission with RONi INCINS Philadelphia, . 87 .336 50 Monroe heeds -■ s gfoup of truly Porterfield, Don Larsen, Billy be back to Mt. Nebb thia year. UTTUB LEAGUE reguIaUona rout of Detroit. Vernon now has BalUmore-.' 43 60 .333 62 Among excellent backs are veter great becks. Sandy Ledermen is an late, banging out two hiU. Lao jie spent $80,000 for. yearlings at single by Bobby Avila. The toss to have a representative at the Hoeit and Billy Pierce, I like to Bettencourt haa returned to his Fred Wampler of Indlenepolls, the combat engineers during IHOMTSON RACEWAY 2,002. TODAY’S GAMES ans Aramis Dandoy, with sopho Keenelend, Ky. ' broke an 11-game winning streak aesaion. CXficera iwill be elected for Earl Stewart, the red-haired World War II, is the only active do not permit playbffa between SALE Amerieaa established querterbsck, end I’ve E•iana and Conklin collected the movq back in the batter’s box, home in New Bedford, Maas. more competition from Jon Ar former Intercollegiate champ from ehampionahip taama or Dr. Walt ear ni. m . mcBMOKeoMt Pitching—Russ Meyer. Brook Cleveland at Chicago (nlght)- -Feller heard disturbing (to the rebt of other hits. The winners did not get HU trainer, Wlllie’^Molter,. told for 20-game winner Bob Lemon. tha 1954-55 aeaaoiL backlaway from the pitcher. If X Quarterback Irv Panefera ta in Brave ' remiUning from the 1948 lyn Dodgers, beat the Chicago «ll-3) vsTrucks (18-7). nett, a broad Jumper who’s re- any hits, but Gustafson st(xxl out e writer that he didn’t know what IndUn Sign on Cubs Dallas, Tsx., and Dow Finsterwald championship -team. Sehardt’a Fairfield Markets woul<} New York at Washington (night) — us) stories about a soph passer can ipake that 60-feet. 6 inches the Army, and Bill Shaw, Ray SUN. SEPT. 8, S PJR. Cubs, who once owned him, for gsrdsd as the best prospect In offensively. LaPointe vnm the will be done with the horses at the At Chicago. Russ Meyer of the Zemanek. A1 Patch, Hank Agostl- of Athens, Ohio. “ But this club is the best team now be battling the Yankees. The Hoi¥vimi/ma& Byrd (6-T) vs Stobbs (8-9). 'years. ■ " ' / named Bob Cox. If the line Jells from 2be pitcher’s slab to home X ever played on.” he said. “Tbp^ Pairfleld'a cop p ^ both rounds end RMN OAlli S0T. A 2 PJ4L the 16th consecutive time. The Boston at Philadelphia“ lilli ■ ■ ■ inlshtl—Sulli they’ll cause late season trouble. shining light for the “ Kids,” how momenL He said Imbros was Dodgers tosseil out his glove end piste ^ y longer' against a fast nelll and Gene Conroy will no van (11-11) vs Portbesrrero (7-15). California should finish third, the Cubs, as usual, tossed in the Authorities say'the best way to boys on the bench come in whin were never seriously praeaed in ■core was 10-2. » Washington State, tested in the ever, as he hurled e brilliant four- coming along end probably would bailer rm for it. longer be with the locals The AOMSSnN. $2 JO R4C TAX Baltimore at Detroit (night)—Turley fourth or fifth in the Conference. hitter, walked none, and striick have raced at Tanforan. It had towel. Meyer, who tolled for the ^ DRIVE A latter may see some action with string fish is by th5 point of the someone's hurt and dq darned near their march to the National Little (11-14) vs Gromek (16-14). Our centers are strong, headed line, must come up with an ade Cubs from 1946 through 1948, haa I likq to look for certain pitch lowe.' Jaw only, instead of tying or as good a Job as the re p la n . League crown. If rules allowed. - Natlsaal quate triple threat tailback. out six. Pockett walked six and been planned to prepare Determine es, especially with men on. How Manchester providing his rdeent j j g ! — s a . Brooklyn at New York (night)—Loes by All-AmeHca Matt Haseltlne. ■truck out nine in addition to hurl- for the $35,000 California Derby beaten his old club 19 times since operation proves successful. pinning the mouth shut,- which We're still In the race''end don’t It would be a great series betwesn (11-3) vs Ma^le (13-6). Our guards/ and tackles are big Oregon State will be a little bet then and 16 in a row. Seven runs ever, when you have two strikes tears the upper Jaw badly. ' forget it.” , tl8» two championship > Milwaukee at Cincinnati (night) — ing no-hit ball. • at Tepforen. CLEAN^CAR Although Mitchell has not ger than in; the past several years, ter this year, but probably not in the fourth inning helped Brook on you ready tq hit anything SPECIAL HOLIDAY RACE Burdette (13-11) vs Fowler (11-8). enough to figure much in.the Oon-^ The crowd was the best o f the Crevolin put e hoof In his mouth hear th«_ plate. selected, a coach fo r thia ysar’s Chicago at St. Louis (night)—Minner but inexperienced. Jim Hsnifan year to watch a game at the Char- lyn end Chicago’s seven-game (Win THIS WEEKEND squad, 'more than 20 candldqtes (KVt) vs Jones (3-3). and Jim CarmichsOl, regular eiids, ferenrs race. when he gave a tape-recorded in The a^ret of hitting ta right SUN., SEPT. 5 - 8 P. M. Philadelphia at Pltteburgh (3. twl- ter Oak Field. Both bleachers ning streak. During the flurry Gil have been drilUhg atvMj^'Neba for are back, but there’s not much be The Beavers are rebuilding with terview to'Blood Horse at Keene Hodges hit iils'36th homer, tWth" field is IdfavHng your bMk foot nlgfat)—Greenwood (1-21 and SImmdns were filled and a number of fans away from the plate, Keep your the past two weeks. ‘luro, coach » LAP SrORTSMEN MODinEO (11-13) vs Friend (6-10) and Littlefield hind them. sophomores. were forced to stand to watch pro lend. In the Article published Aug. one aboard. (9-8). 14 he was quoted as saying his left foot]atilL It Will naturally last season, and Tony AUbrio have 3S LAP NON-FORD • 8 MO RACES In the backfield ws have Paul ceedings. , In Washington. Mickey Vernon been putting tl > ptayera ^.through THE BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT IN CAR Larson.-who led the country last First of 10 articles: Tomorrow, KUa (I) stable didn’t always try to win the added three hits to hia previous make ypf a little late In meeting TROPHIES a CHILLS ★ THRILLS first, second or third time with the ball land you can hit an In- the paces. Alibrlo is the line co4ich ytar in yardage gained passing the Sonthwest, by Kd Price.) AB R H PO A E llfeUme total of l , m and became foL* Manchester High School and he ADULTS gl.25 — FREE PARKING — CHILDREN Ue Brion and Norkus McIn(osh. 3b ... 8 0 0 1 3 0 young horses end that he had seen • •“ «-iw:% PAINTING SINCE THE SPRAYjfiETHOD and running, and Sammy Wil Gustafson, sa, 3b 1 1 0 0 3 3 the third active player to .pass has accorded the linemen valuable Twerdy. rf ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 a race at Arlington Park, Chicago, 2,000. The others are Stan Musial Fla^ , liams, another senior quarter Heyart. lb slow runner assistance. In Teevee Feature back who sat out 19M because of Last NighVn Fights 10 0 6 0 0 where flillea were being pulled end and Enos Slaughter. Included in Bfay Book Soldiers Kacinskl. lb , 1 0 0. .8 0 0 ”I mean'the'boys weren’t trying.” the hit \and injuries. If our Inexperienced line Cowles, f f ...... 0 0 0. 0 0 0 the hilq was his 19th homer, the Until Mitchell is attempting to book Wrialit. If ... 1 0 0 0 „ „ most ever, by a Washington left play.) That’s the play whqre PLAINVILLE men develop, we’ll have a repre Cushint.ihii It' SAturday the strong- Fort Dlx eleven for the New Tork, Sept. 8 — Ar- McKeesport, Pa.—Bob Baker, . . . 1 0 0 3 0 0 hander. Roy Sievers broke t,he the runner on first starts for see'- season’s opener. The. New Jersey *^outc 72 gentlna’e Oeear Brion etsrts sn- sentative team—qfter meeting 214, Pittsburgh, outpointed Toxie Johnson, c ... 0 0 4 0 0 'N o o n ond aa if he’s stcialing. Ploinv,!,. Core Oklahoma in the opener Euid (Niio risk., c ...... 1 0 0 3 0 1 club’s all-time home run record team is cbeched by Gay Sslvucci, FACTORY METHOD PAINTING ,other bid to get bock into the Hall, 100. Oiicsg^, 10. l.eyden. 2b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 P Major League with his 23rd. He drove'In seven By doing that the ahortatop .or forme; star back with American heavyweight rankings tonight State, Oct. 2. Jfew York YBintrecht Oval) Carlson, as ... 3 0 0 0 1 0 second Jaseman often is ! pulled , ,, j runs . in th# slugfest. International (ToUege and currently J, when he feces Charley Norkus in Oregon has lost very few men Johnny Hoye. 202, New York. out- LaPointe, p • 1 0 0 0 0 0 out p o tio n as one or the other and la the.big darkhorse contender Batting Lenderg J Robin Roberts won his 19th MANCHESTER George Kell under contract with the Green o 10-rounder' opening M q d i ■ o n pointied Jimmy DjUenge, 222, New Totals . 18 3 0 18 i 4 game for the.Phila as Harvey Had- g^oes closer to second base.. *11)18 .in. our section. Nine of the 11953 York, 8. Caaches (U Bey Packers. . IN OUR INFRA-RED BAKING TUNNEL Square Garden’s fall-winter pox^ dlx failed ■ MF the seventh time type of iplay helped me lest sea Excluding Labor Day the locals ing season. starters are back. George Shiiw, a Oakland, Calif.—Charley Powell, AB R H PO A E LeaSiss BaitnSMi MOTOR SALES Datsle, rf ...... 3 .0 3 0 0 0 (BssmI 8U at Bala) since July 30 to win his 16th. Stan son.. ,I t helped, me hit 200 for will practice 'every night next The 6-foot, 3-ihch, 200-pouhd quarterback who can pass,' kick, 216, San Diego, stopped Keene Diana, rf ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Nallaaal the eighth year in a row. DIBatlisto, c, 3b ... Lopata’s three-run homer helped 512 WEST CE? week aa well as naxt Sunday o o m - NOW IN OPERATION Brion iq ■ 5-8 favorite to rack up run and catch passes. And Capt. Simmons, 21?. Bayonne. N. J„ 6. ...3 0 0 3 3 0 G AB H Haddlx to an early shower. . BecMjise of the hit end rtm I I H O T t i p s ; Ron Phelater. center, are outstend-' Hcrdic. lb ...... 3 0 0 8 0 1 Snidfr, .Brpoklyn 138 497 1 73 AT HARI^Rip ROAD Loqal Sport hie eecond victory over the crude Lawrence, as ...... hit Into only 10 double plays In ing. iSo Is Jack Patera, a 230- .. 3 0 0 3 P Muslaf. 81. Louia 131 509 174 but hard hlttlM ex-Marina from MORE- CARS Renn, 2b .. 3 0 0 1 0 Mays. Nfw York 137 480 164 L A T m v s . SOUTH 1953. ' In 1944 when I broke in Q What is meupt by "con SEE US SOON FOR A pound guar.d. " Pockett. p ...... 3 0 0 1 ' I 0 Uuollcr. N. Y. 139 637 176 the COLLISION NO EXTRA COST Beliroae^ N. Y. ’I^e 0 p. m„ EST, Tallahassee’,-Fls^ ()P) — Auto, Graff If with ;he Philadelphia Athletics I tinuing force” of a double' play? . Bracket Stanford and Waabliig- 1 0 0 • P 0 KluascS’skl, (Tin 138 496 162 -Chatter Because Of Increased. acrap will be broadcast and tele-^ mobile license tag iales in Florida l^clnskl. ...0 .0 0 0 0 0 Schocndlenst. ^t. L. 131 554 i77 ' South America is the southern led th^ American League in hit A — It la the major p i^ of ^ W ORk ca n nationally by NBC. ' ton with Oregon end Califomle. so far this year totaled $27,301,000 Carlson. If ...... 0 0 0 O O P Moon. St. Louis 139 647 176 most continent of the Western ting Into double plays with 24. a doable play aSaoBy eatuwd by EMrteucy -i FREE ESTIMATE Loet Paaeing Star —rSn increase of 9.14 pe,' cent over Chandler: C ...... 0 4 0 1 Robinson, Brooklyn 109 344 IQt Conklin, 3b ...... 10 0 0Hodsrs. Brooklyn 133 494 164 I Hemisphere, Including the ten re The hit end runudefinitaly Is TWO OBEDIENCE dogs, owned a ground boll or line dHve to the Measuring an estimated 100.000 Stanford lost passing com the corresponding period last year. Hamnor, Phlla. 139 601 166 publics And three colonies on that the answer. . ' by Manchester women, scored in Infield oocurlng when one or more light years across, our galaxy^ has bination of. Bob Gsrrstt throwing Motoi* Vehicle Commissioner E. V. Totals ...... 23 1 4 15 6 1 Adcock, Hllwaukcr 134 469 146 'continent: l^tln America is South the recent Danbury 'Show. Mrs. Coaches ...... 000 010—1 Amrrlraa b4werunnera moat go to the next half its matter in the form of inter- to ends Ssn Morley. and J o h n Fisher expects the total to reach Kids ...... lot Oi)—3 Norco. N. Y. 110 .T78 12K i America plus the countries of Cen- Ruth Carey’s Poodle, “Mamie” , base becanae the batter, now ■tellap- dust and half in the form btfinberg, but the boys.- on the 30 million dollars before the year SB. Gustafson 3. Twerdv. Heyart.^ac- Arils, Clftvriand 132 48(1 158 : tral America, the Caribbean, and placed second in breed work and runner, forces them to move np. at stars. Farm will have a stronger line. ends. fmosh Conklin: SAC; D iana:~ LOB. Mlnosn Chfesfo 133 |«93 180 I Mexico. I Doris Custer’s Collie, “Blaze” , took Coaches 4. Kids 6: BB. Pockett 6: SO. Fox. ChIcssD 13.') 553 178 The contlnnlty comes when LaPointe 6, Pockett 9: HPB. by Pocke.u Mantlo. N. Y. 134 486 143 a second in Open A with 192 points. force play la made’ at one base (LaPointe): WP. LaPointe. Pockett;. Berra. N. Y. ifit 49r»"n(y The dog also won high scoring for and then conttanea, ta on e. a PB. Chandler: u. Kerr. Slaum. Vacan- klnlgan. Phils. 113 396 131 a Collie and won his second leg U: Scorer. Ensland; Time, 1:45. Vernon Wash, 139 519 167 qoenoe, to another. If the fthol' out Our new infm-md toa- Busby, Wash. 132 5.39 163 toward a QDX degree. comm during one o f these pl^rs, nel which nakes poniblff IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AN Boone, Detroit 131 463* 139 any and all ruos soored while ttw H aas Bess a BAKEDON cnaipal ' Nsllssal COMPLETE DAVE HEYART, new batting ptay wae taking ptaoe don’t eoont. Klussewnkl. Cincinnati .... champion in the Alumni League However, If the play Is broken Up paint job for jrowr g v . Mays. N. Y...... with a, .472 average, hit only .150 by aa error o r . fast bnsernnner, Ises, Brooklyn ...... RADIATOR in the seme loop last summer. Hey • ABSOLinELY OUST OIL BURNER Sauer. Chlcaco and the final ,ont Is registered via Snider," Brooklyn“ kly ...... art, a first baseman with Brown a togont, the' mna count, us long FREE A aerlras and Beaupre, will enter Cheney as they come over before the third Itoby, ClevHsnd ...... 39 SERVICE MshiU N. Y...... 37 Tech thU fall. out Is scored. • GEASS-UKE FINISH Question — The batter swings lillism*. Buxton ..24 Sleverx, Wsxhlnston ...... 23 • FACTORY METHOD on ■ the third strike. and foul tips Roxrn, CIrvelsna ...... 22 GLEN MERRER of the Nassiff Largest game flah caught on SEE US FIRST ,the b4UI. It slams into the cateb- Bss* Batted Is • CLEAN IN G Arms' entry in the Alumni Base spinning gear waa a 261-pound,’ NstisssI See wf for ball League is recovering from ■ 11-ounce mako shark, taken on • WILL OUTLAST BY er’a mask, then goes straight into Muxisl, St. Louis ...... 117. / LOWEST PRICES Havt Ym StiiM the air. The catcher graba it Does Hodfrx, Brooklyn ...... 113 • REFAIRING broken leg. He was not injured in line the IGFA tested at 11.68 FAR THE ORDINARY this mean the b'tter is out? Snider. BrooKlyir ...... 111 league play. # pounds. . . PAINT JOB Kluxsewxki. Cincinnati . • JIO MANI D SWAI] / GUARANTEED INSTALLATIONS Your LtitMt? Aaawer ^ He la M t oat. The Ennis. Phlladelj>hls 100 RECORING GUARANTEED eatcher anist get a fool tip withe ^Bstriess V up TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY Nnw b tlM Ttnap oat It rehouaJdag oH aay. part of Doby. Cleveland ...... 109 194f MERCURY 1 9 ^ STUDERAKER Berra. N. Y...... 103 / HIGHEST QUALITY MATERIAL OPEN FOR hia persoa or equlpaieat except hlo Minoso, Chicago ...... 101 Froopt aareka far aB i stock fi-pasaeager' aoape. Bine. giovo or head. Jensea, Boston ...... ;... . 97 He. U -f IT. Stock No. U-140. V SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP LEAGUE ROWUNG Q — What kind o f h- hitter was Slevers. WoshiiigtoD ...... n ta am apsdOBly etaftad RECAPS! New Enffland**. 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