Tka Waathar MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1958 1 Avstags Daily Nst Praa Rua PMMaal o< 0 .8 . Woathar Wmtmm i Fee Wa WaaS iCnSaS PAGE rOURTEEIT ifllanrliM rr lEnrnino Hgralb Ang- 2S, 1S82 Clour toulgkt^ ounay tomnrtuw —opper sa toalikt—tuMdlo SO to- lUfiaM E. W right 20. of 278 Oak 103J6 high of 84.60 and a low of 84 for Four Initructon atraet iia«rl|rBtrr lEurtiittg UlrraUi ■ i 28 buahela. I Jons Erect Road Marker Emblems MenaSee el Uta AoOt In Insurance Post Tha mart will open for Ova daya BUNWi ^ 1 ManchoBter^A CUy of VOUige Chmrm About Town each week, Sunday through Thura- Added at Trinity day, with Friday and Saturday aa COMPLETE PRICE nVE CENTS A dauKl)t«r w m born to Mr. and (FOURTEEN PAGFiS) the cloaed daya. Hartford, Aug. 25—Appoint- MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1952 Mn< Dlno Naaclmbenl of 102 Sum- VOL. LXXL NO. 279 an Page U> mar tlrwt at tba Hartford Hoa- menu of four toiatructora at Trin WARM A IR ity Collega wcra announced yeater- pltal Auf. 21. day It Dr. Arthur H. Hughaa, act-1 HEATING *'• Tba MancheaUr Fire Dapart- GOP Caucus lag prealdent Dr. Alfred S. Reid of Starke, S Y S T tM S mant waa awardad tha prtaa for AND tha baat-appaartaf company In the FU., haa been appolnUd Initructor I Knockout parade of the Warehouae Point Set Tonight In Edgilah; Dr. ftu i W. RurU of SERVICE Newark, N. 3„ Instructor In V te Department Saturday nlfht. Salva yaor heating piobleme or phlloaophy; MIchaal R. Campo, :48, InataU new beating ayetcm Blow! lans Police of Weat Hartford, Inatruetor In Atlantic Miaa Helen Harmon. M A Cheat- Will Elect Delegates to pot atraat, Nancy Whilehlll. 28 elaaaleal language: and Vincent i • FURNACES YOU can lose your home, your State Convention; No F. KoUchar of Waat Hartford.' Waatmineter road and ■ Priacllia •DUCTWORR automobile, yolir saVings, and Mill. 28 Footer atreet. have re Contest Is Expected part-tlma InatnAstor In gaology. j turned from Camp EdUh O. New- • OIL RURNERS an that you value. If yoo have all In Btandford, Maaa., where they to pay a judgment awarded The Republican party In Man 10 Hours Main and Turnpike By Tha Aaaociatfil Prtaa apant the aummer aa counaelora I cheater will caucua tonight at the Plumbing and by a jury for injuries sus tained on your property. Gen. Dwight D. Elaen Theft Holllater Street School to elect Solves $65 A meetlnr of the Sunday School four delegatee and their alternatea Minor Crash Site lower has b « n told hit cam taacher aU ff and Commlaalon No. Heating Coinprehensive Personal to the apeclal aUte convention Ih NO 0HAK6E Liability Insurance win de tf paign is not doilig wen so far. 2 of the North Methodiat Church Hartford Sept. 4 and. 8. NO OBLIGATION wlU ba bald tomorrow nitht at 8 Two local driven w en Involved fend vou In such iui action Bus Omsh Kills One Aides said today he hM Town Committee Chairman W il In a minor juito aecldant aaar tha 88 MONTHS TO PAY M a rk A lso deliberately pulled his a’etoek In tha church parlor. AH liam S. Davla waa aulhoriaed by and pay the damages op to Seek FIngepprinta on Brink’s Truck mambara are urged to attend Intenactlon of Main atraat and B lin k Loot the OOP committee at Ita meet MIddIt turnpike early last night punches, but now is ready for tbia Important meeting. the Umit of your inaurance. J-il ing Friday night to bring In a ten when both tried to paaa on the a toe-to-toe fight for the tative alate of delegatee for lU V. P. MAROIN 8 00. In c lu d e s 2 John D. Saundera of 47 Thomaa right of a ear stoppad at the traf PInmhIng aad HaaSag • • presidency. R e c o v e re d approval. No conteat la eapected. fic light waiting .to nuka a laft S8B NO. MAIN ST. Those does to the Ropubllcan drive. rapraaent tha Ohio Unl- The convention In Hartford, vantty ehaptar of Phi Delta Theta turn. MANOHESTCR candidate say hla aoxt moves will which will be key-noted by vice Then were no Injuriee or ar- at tba fratemltya 4»th general I t COMPLETE HEATING H o u r Stop be to; prealdcntlal candIdaU Sen. Rich fMt#. 1. Obtain the acUve support of A t C a p ita l aonvantlon which will be held at ard Nixon of California, la being The men a n Samuel 3. Harri SERVICE Franch Uek Springa, Ind., from U’Ullam Tomkiel 8sn. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, held to aelect a candidate for the son, 48, of 87 Alton atraet, and Taft’s organisation, and the Ro- A ^ . 28 to 2*. uhexpired term of tha lata Sen. Aldergrove Airfield, North William Tomkiel. aon of Mr. and publlcans who backed Taft for Washington, Aug. 26—
Mra. Stanley Tomkiel of 81 Creat- Brien McMahon. ern —A spokes ordering subordinate organizations far yaor FfosoBt kRFB. It wM do the bast Uod of es of rain In 15 hours flooded 90 The 44lh annual convention of bomber spinning In flames Into 1 coata, aa wan aa dreaaea and draperiea. man for ths Intsrnatlonsl Umon of the party...... throughout the USSR to “develop The Air Force M id the pilot. ra n MAY BUN ‘The new etatutea It nald, “ make per cent of this caplUl yesUi'day Hoboes of America. Inc., marks the Gulf of Mexico yesUrday. ‘ of Ck>^ m {o k Mods ospeclaly for soH ia this oroo ood sold KVF FREEZER PAPERS c y»nl Mine. Mill and SmelUr Workers broad dlacuasions” of the project and today. As the one to three- 69 (Ind.) says early returns on a na It hot Juat the right, but the ob Ume M early arrivals, at Ham New York, Aug. ’------ed changes In the party atatutea, foot deep waters receded, at leMt d iclHsivaly by bs. ligation of every party member to burg, N. Y., await delegates who S T w i’w i morBep.Hamlltsa>||B.a ^ HS- tionwide strike voU being taken “beginning wherever possible In eight dead were counted. "as,' rwi. r«uTOsn' who parachuted the B-17 “mother ” plane for a Housewares Depi^Basemeni by 90.000 members of ths union Inform on faulU In party work, Six bodies were recovered from had trouble getting away from day ke WM oouM4ailng right up to the Central commlttoa the primary party organizations’’ their Jobs , . . Averell Hnrriman, InS^toe waUr with hU life Jacket radio-controlled drone. The drone indicate the measure Is being ap- —the lowest units 'of the party flooded Manila streets. Two per WM following about a mile and a tor Senator tkta fan m of the party." director of MSA, predlcU that W M caught up In 18-foot high cakdldato o f tfce now A ^g ^ ,■ Mmehester Plumbing & Supply Co. 0. E. HOUSE Green Stamps atnicture. The Central committee •ons drowned In the provinces. waves churned up by a sudden half behind. union called for a strike Some Oommuniats, it aaid, hide The sudden tropical storm, ulUmately “the forces ef disinte the truth from the party and cover decreed "full freedom of criticism" gration wttl set to” behind Iron riOnstorm, snd may have been F. T. BLISH, Jr„ Pres, and Treas. ft SON, ING. Given With Cask Sales vqtat his week among Its mmbers wMhed under. (OMttoMd oa Pag* N (E&ssr^ABi^ ■riM-lWHALCco, I Tlw-IWIiALdcft up fmeU which show too wide a (CoBttnned on Pago Baven) Curtain. “ If It’s Hardware We Have It” tendency hmong party people to- (Coattaaed aa Paga Mina) 877 BIAIN STREET TEL. t425 . (OsnOnned ea Pago Mso)- _ - 1 . / p v i ’ /■ PAGE TtfR fE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,1958
Mrs. WtlHam ^aaiianml o f Hehrea their reapecUve schoola. Reglatra- 3 Ctoiksda L. Btolay of H a ^ . tiona In the afternoon of new pu Also vrasant warn Dr, Alonso and Joha Hutehkuoa o f Aadovar, Ellington Mrs. Ward Roaabcooka, dark lairer Wins National Bolton pils not already Ngtstarad. SupL Pick Official Name Grace aad O. Wesley Ketchum. of will ha mamheia o f the tianapor- cake, fliut; Mrs. Pranela Lyman, 3, school opens. Sept. 24, the Four the Stato Department ® « ^ - tatlon committee. Other anb-eom- Darts Mshr Datalto . Tfikm New Post Town Fair to Somars and schools dark layer eaka; M ra Sam Uon; and Bernard Hudak, legal For School Group mKtec chatraiaa wUl ba aimed at Post with DUV YaL Maarbaater 6Stt L. Jamss McKnIght. son of Mr. will be closed. O ct 31, teachers steto. Jelly rail, aU aaeonds. The convention and\ schools will be judges stated that none of these adviser. ___ ^ . a later data. and Mrs Horace 8. McKnIght of Captain Keller announced Sadd’s Mills and a graduate of closed. Nov. II, Armistice Day. rakes came up to first class quail- Hebron. Aug. 2fi-(B peclal)-- OwtodUui Omrskuid—orj—The cope pul Cornell College has gone to Cort aehools wUI be closed. Nov, 26, one , Columbi., A u r «-(flp*cUI)~. Acatioss thongh baadtiful Ipeking The official name of the reglonm Mrs. Manning Is Named Oliver Oervala of Tolland road, 2 blackle the crow to the dink, and land, N. Y., wkem he has token aesalon. Nov. 27 through SO, 'vohinte*r fire olflcUUi here. Indl- anon, and Oeorge Chapman of cakes, none took first prlaa achool planning committee, which a resident of Bolton for the pant Thanksgiving messa, acheola will CooklM Award on bread and water at that. I I BIB BEYS o r PUN! President's Gmnselor a position with the Hub Motor ie»fe«! todey that the re^tloe to, Oroton. la looking into educational naeda year, has beah named custodian at Company, dealers In Ferguson ba closed. the orfenlieUnn e two->’*t Pflz* Michaels took fl The Ellington School will open Abo Abdominal Supparto. Etos* Nine Trama Knter and second prise to Kenneth tvea Those present at the Hebron dancin' and prencln* • ad the impressive inatalldtlon. cem- Ufut roaea to thiaa diffemnt col- pox and Immunisation for diph Sept. 2. teacher# will meet at Cen- Un verities; ai— ------mohy on Thuraday, 22 of them om to hla wUe. and to the new tie Hosiery, M d all types of Nine teams of horses were en Ringing In the stake pHsea went man, aecond. Benjamin Uncoln. Soybeans Boost meeting included Mrs. Ruth Smith- theria should be presented at this year calls for a total of 182 days BOYS' RLAID tered in the pulling matches and to Andy Horrlaotto of WltUmantlc, chairman pro-tem; J e ^ Brainard, performanca that from Connecticut. Mra. Emma national preaidant and aeemtary. time. Registration will be held at session. Following Is the detailed surgical appSaBoas. Prteuto fit * first with largest wliiter, squash; Swanson, Mrs. Freda Schwarm, It was the flrat time several of Mrs. C. C. Lounabury and .Mrs. Logary aad Pate Ellsworth of Tony Masanlk. aecond: eoHeettoa Soldiers^ Weight secretary and oi^ ies bU wife to these conventions. Last night’s Republican caucus Palr-goera wort pleasantly sur cueumbtra, Lyman, first, Michaels their weight, says the Mutual Se Mrs. Manning was one of the tents, and other national qfficem Hamptofi, Maas.; third and fourth EASTWOOD named B. Pierce Herrick and prised to find a display of IllUaa lacond; haeta, Baals RoMnaon curity Agency, wtilch had a hand founders of tha local group, M afjr were similarly mmembared. to Henry Holcomb of Oranby. which wars naunrd afU r Heracs first, Lyman, second; sweat com In the nutritional experiment. Jamea G. Haasett delegatea to the Ons of Holcomb’s taama, drivan BtlS A Omat ’Thaqi SlJw C, Keeney Tent No. 13. She aervea It was announced that tha 63rd $J.OO $J.49 B. Porter. Thay were grown on Joasph Lnrraw, first, Maannik Mom than 15,000 soldicm parti special state convention at Hart by Bill Ralnvllla, was JudgadjMSt "KINO “THE aa its president, was also presi annual convention will be held to AMESITE DRIVEWAY hla home place on the Omen and second; carrots, Clark, first. Belle ciuatad to tha thrse-moatha axptr LEOPARD ford Sept '4 and 5. Alexander show Uam to that grouptog. ^ k KONG" dent of the Connecticut Depart' 1963 ta Milwaukee, Wta. Sheamr and Bertha T. Shinn were SAVE 10% BY CALUNG NOW am rofarr^ to as Ramrod or Sur Roblfiaon. aacond; onlona, Mnsar menL and tha average gala waa MAN” ment and capably filled various was chosen beat taanutar to both prise Llltics. nik; horticultural baans, Ctorkt, WHS named as alternates. this and Uia "frea-for-aU" etaaa. In 10 pounds per maJ^ tha MSA said. Srees WHb offices to the national organlxs- • MACHINB SPREAD a WORK GUARANTEED Townsfolk felt It moet ap- flmt: lima beans, Lyman: wax Meis 0*Km I tlon until her election aa national a FREE ORADINO a TERMS ARRANGED ths tottar. HaU Black and Son proprtotf that a Porter eghlMt BaUa Robinson, ftrat; a i » Deaiha Last Night a EXPERIENCE SINCE toaead both ftrat and ascond. Tha Yalta River made headlines president to the fall of 1944. a FREE ESTIMATES ColorfaL ssnforixfid, wssksbie shirts wltli waa on view at this first fair hald Clarke, aecond, ohm, Michaels, to thy Wsatem world when Japa WED.I JT7MPINO fAC KS a POWER ROLLED IPM. Black’s first prlsa wlnnam d«w ^ first; parsley, MktoaaL flrat; pap- In support of the three Con by firemen as ha has done much to nese foreaa crossed It to begla necticut women thus elevated to By THE ASSOCRAHED PRESS mg hjioo pounds against which pam, Pto Belli, first: Masanlk, sac- hsndy brsssl pockst. l*w sy eoUsr. lie had no competitors. Tha aecond the pact to help create and main thair Burprisa victory campaign the highest positions attainable to Newark, Del.—John K. John STATIONERY tain tha organliatlon. Some were ond; cabbage, Unooto, flmt; Mich against Russia In the Ruiao-Japa- the national DUVCW, the group of ston, 60, protolnent industrialist, AIKMAIL - NOTES 4 iprtoo went to hla team which sale, second. DE MAIO BROS. placed ftrat to tho other group. also displayed tn tha school that nase War of iMt-OS, says the Na delegates from this state formed sportsman and leader to Delaware ULhOlNO BRANDS A bears hla name. Porter, new In hla PraHs daaa tional Geogmphlc Society. m semicircle in front of the plat- Hepuidican circlet. C A U ANYTIME 7091 . Lao Barteaux and Roaal of Col- PrulU; Tallow piuma. Mm a AIB-CONMTIONED • chooUr woo third prtoo; and C. C. tsto aightlaa and to falling haalth, » form and Attorney Manning, Dayton, O.—Alva N. Wilcox, 79, Arthir Drag Stsrat J makes his horns at Shelbourne Lsola Back; Ooldan Jubllaa paacb- whom they designate as "Mr. Past founder and pmsldent of the Day- m t j aaaw Lnunsbury of WUIlmantle, fourth. Palls, Maas., with hla daughter ss. Clair Robtoaon. first;. Varmkoa | President," stepped forward and ton Wire Wheel Company. Barteaux aad Rnati’s taam waa paam. Mm. Beck, first; Oappa Pa- BOYS' BPPEB ehooon baot shown team to that Mrs. CUrlton Davenport. “KINO “LEOPAKD ; tM n§» Ym$ N«Mf r«day vortta Masanlk, aacond, Northam group. Shntterbngs on Ptaplay Judges ware Ctolr l>. Robinson An sahibitlon of picturao apon 8py apples, Laoln Back, DrsL KONG" MAN” jM E A S Y T ^ S t of ColumbU, Blmor Lord of Lob- aorad by tha Windham Shutter' Neafilsamfl Awards In the naadtoalork and craft dept, d u n g a r e e s bugs, a camara club, waa also on •t t:l( at tiM-eiM display and attracUHl favorabla wem the following awards; I f1rd«ton« comment. Shown wem pletorials, Afghans. Mrs. Wilbur Smith, first, FLANNEL portratu and amateur efforts, all Mrs. Minnie Blackmar, aacatid. I Wed.1 "W in Rogem Story” DOUBLE of an artistic nature, Group of atancUad tmys, Mrs. Har plus “ iMpiaaMtIe Caurler” Plowar Awards man Beckart, flmt; embreldared KNEE LINED Awards In the Sowar axklMt eturee, Mrs. Howard Rke, first. »a EASY FREE PARKINO • Priday and Saturday warn aa fol- raided ruga. Mrs. Edna Rbntog- Iowa; vase arrangamant, Mrs. gton, first: Mrs. Lyndon UtUs, aac Alfred Sorsechl, Brat;. Mra. ond; hoakad rug. Mrs. LItUa aac . 8 8 $ Louis Soracehl, aecond; basket ar ond; quilt, Mrs. Ciarka, first; Mrs. Louis Soracohl. ascond; nsadle- rangsaMnt, Mrs. Philip laham f, Srst; Mrs. Raymond C la rk s,__ potat. Mm. William Robinson, aac N a y I o I' ond; table arrangement, Mrs. Ray ond; Nylon flowem, Mm. Clinton mond Clarks, first; Mra. IMtam. Ladd, first; pencil sketch, Billie IH IHLMRt r. 1 1 . «HT0 STORE Ives, first; eemmlcs, Mrs. Karl second; also Mrs. Natham Pall, Hosvy hnur-wssrinf. sssforiisd dsniM. Cop* yoim pmsaTONB d e a u u i , aacond with a terrarium. Mtolatum Lockwood, fIrtL Mrs. Prank Mar- bouquata Mra. laham, first; collec eheal, second; Norwagisn herding- IN ikAKCHESTKB _ i ar. Mm. Mas Millar, first; amfemid- par r iv t t rainforesd, 81m s I to 16. I MAIN ST. TKL. TOM tions, dahlias, Mra, laham, first; Mlaa Nancy Smith, second; targe ered plllew- eases. Mm. Blackmar, ALLYN MclEiiE ssmSur davio builer t?e«re-..#*v3i' marigoldi, Joseph Qagnc, Willi- first and second; knitted sweater, mantle, first; French marifolde Mrs. Arthur Sweet, flmt; Mlas| • ON THE SAME SHOW • Oagne, firet; Mra A. Soraccht, sec Alice Miller, aacond; crocheted ond; aatera Bert Oaylord. Mane tablecloth. Mm. Nellla Tuttle. Drat, i field, first; button slnnlaa, Mra W . and Mrs. WUliam C. Macht, leitam, first; Bart Oaylord, aacond. aacond; embroldarad Itnana, Mra. S M N L a M K K E ! _ ____ and FUEL 01 gtodlolua, M ra Harry Ckowanee Clarke; tattad ocnterptaca. Mm. rat; Oagna, aecond; Mrge alnnias Burton Ives ftmt,~ crocheted edged flraf; Oagne, second; large slnnlaa. dolly, Mrs. Millar, second; cro 24 Hour Dolivery Sorriee ond: hydrangea, Mrs. Lisola Beck, cheted edged handkarchtefs. Mm. first; 10 stems annual, Mri. laham Lillian Legary, first. second I paranalal anowball, Mrs Alfred Soraeehl, aaodnd; beat .ain A t the Republiean Caucus held FKATUKE a t 2 aiM S:10—CO-H|T ATStoMiES-fitoS GIRLS' CARDIGAN$ 8 to 14 gle dahlia, Oagna, first; Mra. A l last night tn Yaomahs ball, Hor Watch fer ”Stagtag la The Rala” MORIARTY BROTHERS ace 8. Holt and LeVergne H. Wil- . , . "Lovely To Look At” . , . fred'Sormeehl, aacond; beat single ENDS TOM GHT e LYD IA B A M T PLUS Uama wem elected delegatee to the MM '.H'l-.-. ** Other colarthl hits . . . 8aea oa 1001S w o o l 100% NnON T E L . 51.15 aplha fladlolua Mra Chowanec. YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS e 1 SHOW AT 7ilE 315 CENTER STREET first; Oagne, aecond; best atogle state invention at Hartford, tho gtaat East Wtodsor acrara specimen, ageratum, Oagne, first; when a candidate for the U. 8. . Oont. Every Night From Dusk bast single of any parenaiat, H. W. Senate wlU be named to fill the Porter, ramrod or surprise Illy, vacancy caused by the death of tha wwwww $ ' i first; Francis Lyman, tuba rosa late Biien McMahon. Mrs. Carl- * W W 9 W W second. sen Hutehlns and Mm. Horace S. Btoonslag neats I Holt wem elected altematei. mi.. Candidates for the varloua town Beat house blooming plants, Mrs. Flat ttofikly awaatani at low min prieaa. Larga yartaty al!| Herbert Englert, first; Mrs. An-An officaa, who will ba alacted to Oc thony Masanlk. aacond. Non- tober, wem also nominated at this asw fan ealoia an parfacUy tallonA Jinpoa atylo |1A7. blooming house planta, Mrs. Bng- caucus, aa followa; lart, first; Mra. Clarke, aecond. Aaseaaora, Leonard German. Beat collection of feme, Mrs. Board of Tax Reveaue. A. R. REGISTRATIONS Clarke. Sharpe; Selectmen C: L, RoMnaon. Hame Bakiag Awards H. B. Hutehtoa. Agent o f the BOYS' FUR COLLAR Home baking department Town Dapoelt Fund, Mra. Harrtett NOW BEING TAKEN FOR awards went to Mrs. Arthur Sweet Lyman. Grand JUrora, C. M. who won a blue ribbon tor pis and Squter, Sr.. Ward Rosabrooki, a red to Mra. William Robinson for Samuel Kaaaman. ConsUbias. BOMBER pie; Mrs. Anthony Masanlk. eln- Lucius Robinson. Jr.. Richard K. SEALY MATTRESSES S2f .f S m d up nasaoN bread, first; Mra. Kenneth DavU. Carl Stoltenfaldt. Regis Pox, white bread, first; Mrs. Pran- trar. Horace E. Uttla. Board of ela Lyman, on# doien quick hto- RducBllon. Mr#. Luel* Slats. Plm JACKETS eutt, first: coffee cake, Mra Loula Commissioner, Hairy E, Jones; MARION WILLIAMS PECK KEMP’S, Inc, Soracehl, second. Zoning Beard of Appaals. Mm. Mra. Austin Bminoni. Hampton, Lester J. Hutrhina HNE REDDING first for aplea loaf cake: Mra. Ruth TM MAIN HTBBrr TBL. SOM Little, angel cake, Mrs. Erma Lowraan, choeolata chiffon cake. Carillon Concerts School Of Dance .9 8 At Trinity Ending STUDIO-539 MAIN ST. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Hartford. Aug. 2 5 -Ray W. Win- • I gate of Alfred UnWeralty. Alfred. N. Y.. .will conclude the 20th anni 311 MAIN STREET versary carillon concert aeries at ENROLL NOW FOR FALL CLASSES Trinity Oollage, Wednesday, Aug. Heavy water repellent aatln twUl with qnUted PHONE 6874 - 6292 , 27. from 7:30 to 8:30’p.m. Dr. Wingate hah played nearly Untog M d all wool toterllntog. ZIppar, t pockets. all of the carilloaa In tha Wastera CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN HeraUphere, and last year gave Marooa, gray, ton. 6 to 16. one of ’Trinity’# moat diatlngulahed concerts on the SO-bell Plumb Memorial Instrument. TA P - BALLET - ACROBATIC ! * Dr. Wingate will play a varied and familiar program. Including "Now the Day to Over." "Battle BALLROOM - BATON Cry of Freedom,” "Eternal Fathar A SYMPHONY OF POWER Strong to Save," "The Holy City." ’You Tell Me Your Dreams.' LITTLE TOTS ’Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. Silent acceleration up steep ifrades . . . fimooth. steady power on 'Without a Song." "Day la Dying SPECIAL TAP CLASSES FOR BOYS in the West." and many othem. SLEEPERS long trips . . . no stalling or hgging In city traffic. You'd never guess Dr. Wingate ta director of mualc and carillonneur of Alfred Univer your car packed such motoring thrills . .. never, that is, until Carter s sity. He graduated from the New England Conservatory of Mualc In Closses For Grade School, High School and Adult Ballroom Dancing family of expert mechanics look hold and tightened, replaced, repaired IPIO, and has been director of m . muate at the university since Itl2, and conditioned every vital part. He teaches voles, organ, and cam REGISTER AT STUDIO panology, and has arranged aev- eml hundred carillon selections. 539 MAIN STREET Ha has bean carillonneur of the Stop in this week for a ^Summer Check-up." DavU Memorial OariUon at Alfred -rian(J/-Sgfcl Snall^m’il/Seel I.ook for NABISCO SHBEDDED WHEAT in since lU Inauguration to I#S7. A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 - 2 P. M. to 9 P. M. BuAieLSce,! the new "small-familv” size or the pupil of Kamlal Lefevem. Amer- regular 12-ounce'package, at your * piece style— gripper walat and back, ^ t t The convenlrnt package for couples, all brushed cotton knit. Double soiled feel. Ught You know you're safe if you rely upon Carter Care. Ica'a beat known bell master, he This convenient package fit* into even grocer’s, nowl baa been a member of the Guild Now - for a kw, low coot - you can get Mue, peach, Ught green, malie. Sizes 2 M d 3 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER $ - 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. the tiniest cupboard, the omalleot kitch small families! Yet you get all the hearty of ChrlUonneum ta North Aaoerica the one-and-only n*ai»co oheedded only. en! A new “tuck-in top" make* it easy flavor — all the whole wheat nourishment since Its*, aad waa alectad praal- wwATl Yeo, 6 of the same, criop biocuiU you nerd, from this natural food! Ask for Truck Repairs and Service to recloae, keeps the biicuiU freoh! dent in June. m t . ^ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 -1 0 A. M. to 6 P. M. to the regular package, for a P*"' the orifinal Nabisco shbedded wheat! The Piumb Memorial Carillon, as NABISCO dmigned it, to fill your needs! niex — a tiny price any budget can anordi one of U e naUon’s rarest m u rt^ lAKED lY NAIISCO 194V InatrumanU. was dedicated 2fi OR REGISTER NOW - TEL. 4891 or 2-0649 yaam ago. and waa given by tha NATIONAL IISCUIT COMFANT lata Rav. and Mrs. John F. Plumb OPEN EVERY NIGHT ,'TIL 9 to memory of their eon. J ^ ^ imgim ¥ •» ehM’i •dMcotloH wWi o c m im in ffc* dmitm m d ^ m cssipofo** of tMebws. don Plumb, a member of Trinity*# postHPs, eoordhiHtloH, soeW fra co . Gmd CIm b of 1926. Robert M. BUhop. director A w r i c « viHCHESUR GR[[N CONN Severe pains caused by tha omI ths DqBclHS Tsachsri Clsb •# C bw—etteht______, venom of a black widow ii sometlmea mUtaken for ajmirptoma of appandlclUa. says tha NaOonal Geographic Society. f> ‘I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST » , IWS uncles of Mrs, Robinson's of the sored by Columbia Raereation grand Jury wkA Oolltor m M M W KNB-Muak Out af tha WaaL Council, will play Hebron in their ffvffcjw fl|fl • m boM 'witkoriaed and sMOuragwr Apply to Sell Five . WHAT-SoBatol Pr Hutchinson branch of her family; Voice from Past: AttoP^va Columbia Mr. and Mix. Keeney Hutchinson Snal game of tho season Tuaaday Mercy Slayer Tlqr inchida Hmiry J. Buttof. WTMT-- 18S8 Ifiga-W DRC—Wendv Warrefi. vuroJMt:fv I T S S Legitm nAiren AMendkle for Ike foreman: Cttnton U WhitteaMxra. of Bolton; Mr. and Mix, Herbert nigbt, at Hebron, Plots from Es^te -1888 Radio and TV W H A V — 810 WCCC—Luncheon .M ual^. Hutchinaon and son Cadvtn of Bol H nry O, Wyman, pastor of Co Straighten It UpT dapnte fosemmi; CoOto P. Lovriy '"s '' ■ WOBO18 6 WON8—Curt Mseaey TtmA O ff I # ' B ogI o b 4 km lTalksI Says Daughter WOUO—B wno— 1808 W H AT— Italian Voice, Three carloatto of boys, mem ton; Mr, and Mrs. John Hutchin lumbia Congregational Church has Mnrrifd in Sini/lf Y o u r a n 90* o L O A N at Vl/J.fl M d k b a M a r y O. Tha eoMcutor of tha sril! af the W N H O - O k 8 w n c —Nrwe: Weather. son and daughter Judith of Ando WENS- 810 Baatora DayflgM Thna WKNB—New*: Mori* Tim*. here of the Recreation CouncIl'L callsd a meeting of thoae who wUI late W. Harry Bnriand haa eg- ver; Mre. David Toomey ami chil • Brins yoer cesh nroblea to Iv s a g (« O n a ) *"ote?w ltnaaaaa under aubpaena WTHT—Jack Berth Show, iunlor league baaeball Uam a w ent teach In the Oiurch School thto CAIH WUMfl plied to Probata Oonrt fbr OP- dren Paul and Ekllth of Bolton: ftoeaeaT with eoaMsnea Be 'ith Lewis ‘AU Right Now’ are Stack and Marvin Hopper who llili—w n c —Aunt Jennie • StorleA 'm Boston Saturday to attend the year, to be held at hts home on the _ drama, and though ckma order MToval of tha aata af flra Iota bo- 4iea-WTHT-GM Ttnn*r. W H AT— NewA W K N B — Bing Croeby Time, cousins Mr. and Mra. Norman Green tomorrow at p.m, confident you will receive waa U. & Attorney at w n c—Down HomerA big league game between the 6 $345.80 $31257 drlU w w a thlag of tha mtoty pawt onging to tba aitaito In Oovantry WTIC—BmluUtc Wlf*. WONS-NewA ■ . , White Itox and the Red Sox. Stan Preuas and infant son of Bolton; I preapt, (rle ^ ly ettention. The frees Page One) Bt Louto at tba tima. CoUtor W D R C — It Hrp|p.:M B*«nr Day; •t|g -W DRl —Sboppeie BpoclalA WONS—Newt; H. R. BaukhegA Mr, and Mrs. John Forryan have 34952 4 1 3 tJM Legtonnairaa ramambars to « and Manchaatar, aeeordlng to pro Th. Chtcufoluit w n c — NewA w n r i —Luncheon Mutlc. ley Field, Saul Binder and William M i x . Robert Farrsnd of Manches sold their home on U. 8. R o u te 6 I losa wUI he mede to Fo«r heW $ > • SA •aid tha U. A Attorney then sraa WKNB—Phil lUI*. tt)U —WONS—Women'* Pdg*. ter; alao her great-aunt MrA Eva in(eresST -ye ar^ (athria^jjtoy WCCC-New.; KuaE WTHT—Bob Uovd. , It:**—WDRC—Our Oal Sunday. Mrs. Gtadys Scott Tepley, mother Mrs. Nallle Tuttle and her View Park development, from Mrs. ■venal c a a tntftttoa eontract, tunes of tha aaeoad groat srar, they to my, fSeUng tlthat tha fault 4:40—WTIC—Th* Womui In By Houm. tiU —WTHT—John Conti. WCCO-Mueic for Miledy, uncle Herbert Maxwell of WIUl- FINANI ct wtfa topned WKNB—Th* Pettee*. daughter of Mrs. Helen.F. Scott Ross Rlquier. They plan to move [ m c k . ” ijnrtM bM fom allr noU- hept their eotumns straight •galnat the oenwr af a casmtar. to . fact that you ILL PUBA FAILS •iSa—WDRC—Nrai; Old Rooord Shop; W O NS—Oabriei Heatter, m antlc. llurchlng with asany a formar aymgatketle gttidenee, and you did W n c-J u et Plain Bill. »:ta-WDRC—N . w a t WTHT—W* th* Women. and the laU Harold Scott of Dou Iqto their new Home thto week. ta# n#«r. jAiiviff ■ IlM FMaral MadteMon 8«rv> X b t baby eraa never aor|aaL WKNB—New.; Raqueat MatliMe. WONS—Creen Petteraon. Peieoasl Mention buck private waa a 5va-atar ge^ - n . * WCCC—tS Hundred anc M HitA 1 ;00-WDRC—New*. bleday road, was married Batur IN MAIN 8TNECT WHAT—lUlitr. Prognun. WCCC—Manchealer Matinee.. day afternoon to James Samuel Mr. and M rs Lestsr J. Hutchins 8418 •raL Dwight D. Btoenhower. The e w d m d the grand Jury to WHAT—Rtonr Qwwn. WKNB—New*; PoioniA OW *^ .PMII a . M ^ A5 A si. aaswASiAAna JMnkkw. ■saa»6i V>t 81 MANOflr ■ AA s l « rjr, p a a to r »>»• * * » P®*" "than eraa a aoft'teot to hso Henry W. Ora WKNB—Petteee. hava returned .from vacationing In OftN TMUMOAV IVtNINOS UNTH • fAL Republican pretdenUal candidate ■lU—w n c —rront Pea* Perrell, W ONS— NewA Loney, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. #6 r aaUainnda walkout. ______tha ddetaca aald aom ^ilM n •» toqte*y snd lead BlteeaP* WHAT—Croeby'. Quarter 'WTHT— Breakfert Club, WTHT—Paul Harvey. James Loncy of East Hartford. Maine tost week. Uae, ewie te m il mti >»—» M m I A m V a la fM W atroda at tha head of tka Kanaaa iiung about a nirvi net preteetad jw kk tkr vtotatere but etrlke at tax pretee, went hetoce n I •lie —WTIC—Loreano JoncA w n c —Theater of Meiody. VVONS—New*. ■ e v il- WHAT-.Buu' by Demand. •tii—WDRC—T ^ i. Hartford. WHAT—Betty Klmtol*- The ceremony was performed by 'M rs. Henry N. Furnsid of River- Moat of tka m iaan atk vatarana ooogtngeeit. Hto vtce-preridenttol and ervaiy time it made contact — ■ bra federal grand Jnry taraatl w n c —New*, vip e r o f WONX—Playtime tor Chlli.'ren. WONS—Tello-Teet. Rev. Henry O. Wyman, In the par data N. Y. aty, spent the week mt numaroaa atitkaa and running mate, iaa Richard ^ with other parte of tha brain tt laable gnawing gattag tax fraads to te deagtte WDRC—Memory Lon*. •:I6-W KNB—lUiian Hour, l i l i —WDRty—M* Perkin*. sonage of the Congregational end with her elster-in-taw Mix. THE OFFICE OP Mixon, mardMd with the Oall- rial privOega'* Show Tune*. . dam." Many paai tha Uma work* craxy. hto ptoa that ha waa lA W CW—Newa; Mualc. w n c —Newt; Tou ind Tour Chiid. WONB—Tenkee Food Show. Church. The couple plan to make Charles Natsch at Orchard Hill on kw 'at heaM or dolag odd Joba fornia delegation from hto iwaM •i4»—WDRC—Curt Master. WONS—Crean Pattereon Show. Thto nerve made eontact 15 o r WHAT—Newi. WOCC—Nawt; IS Hundred and W WHAT—Betty Klmbell. their home on Doubleday road. Columbia Lake. Mix. Furnald has DR. P. M. KAYE - ; tkoaa wUllDf to talk, tkara 85 tlmaa aa hour, all her Hfa, M y fUUtMIKO REUNION w n c —Juke Bo* Jingle*. 15 ] DOWNHD WONB—Muric •hop: News hiU. Itto—WDRC-Tourg Dr. Malone. 'M r. and Mra. Saul Binder cele Just rscently returned from vUlt- Id aantinaat about tha Tha aidewalka of Fifth avenue, wife and I oouMat stand to see hm wnc—Not*, and QuotcA _ WHAT—Itallaf. Program. , brated their 19th wedding anniver ing in Switserland and tbs British ■ite-W THT—rnnkle Prlrcb, Bi • iii—WDBO—Bing Crosby. WKNB—Reeeheil Metlree. „ _ 1087 M A IN S T R E E T the avenue of victory parades, eray. Wa sent her to apeeial- New Britaia. Aug. 85— (AV— A n WCCC—New*: Mencheeler Mellner. sary Saturday by entsrUlnlng Is le a ______J. Kdnaady, a machta- KorM. w nC-Hal Kolh. I:4»—WDRC—Th* Guiding Light were Ja**>med with craning spec- Isto but they told ua aba would idea originated by flrd Dlvlrion , nwalat WHAT-Fnmoua Trlele. thirty gusaU at a hot-dog roast at Second Lleutenaht Ronald Bar , at tha Robana Mina iMar Onion- Utora. Tbouaanda mere leaned rver bo any better." vetaraas when they were In Oer- T e a WKNB—Dick Hayme*. WONS-rOportW Review. thsir home on pine street. Among •:^W DRC—N.w* WONS—Cremi PatUraon. 1 il*—WONS—Bo.ton Bmve*. rett on leave from hla base In CLOSED UNTIL aaM ; frmn wlndotoe as tha parade un- Sapp said Moakal told kirn: "I asany. matmialtoaa hare l^ t . 4 ■ P r iie a WnC-New*. . , WHAT—Red So* v». Clevelend. the guesU were M ra Sindcr'a sla TWas, spent the weekend with his WTHT—Newi; Jo. Otrand Show. id tee—WDRC — Arthur Oodfrey. on’t tika tha fdaa of a roa- roUad Uke a bright carpet went ba around much kwger and - M tee Connecticut OPs hold a w a y a WTHT—My True Story, ttta—WDRC,^-Second Mca Burton ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe parents Mr, and Mrs. SUss A. Bar parlod. I got a kick in * WKNB—N.we; SporU; Muite. WCCO-Muaic, ...... A t Ite head waa an aacort of 88 I did not want my ertta to boar tea their Srst informs! reunion. The tag plant early today; WHAT—NewA w n c —Welcome Traveler*. WTIC—Th* Doctor'* Wlf*. Itohorr and their daughter and rett of Hop River Village. . TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 DON’T BE A DRUl ■ m panu for two montha baeauaa WKNB—Newt; Songs of AmerlcA city poUeemen on alerii. prancing twirriin slflBS.” veterans returned to Oonneetleut WON8—N*wa _ . WHAT—Italltn Program. » WTHT—Newt; Top Hit Time: Score* husband Mr. and Mrs] Ruby . Flaal Game Comtag M taaataal atrika and thla la Juat horaaa, whoaa clattaring hoofs Mortal rrtaUd that It wai a aboil erhUe ago after a tour of •tU -W n C -B ob Bteele. _ WONS—Crean Pntt.mon Show. WONS—Connecticut Ballroorn. Bonllle, all of Uis Bronx, N, Y. The younger boys team of the To dish and clothos wsahinf. Be modorn niid foel tko l i f e ' daya Wa hara yat WHAT—Sport.: Suptor SertnadA UilS—WDRC—Arthur Godfrty. WKNB—Newa; Sport* Special; Naw* 10 were drowned by the blare of the nieieeary tor bto erlfa and-ffim to duty In Europe. The reunion WONS—Jim Britt, iport*. t:U —WDRl.—P*rry M**on. Mrs. Diana Thsrrisn of Hebron Inter-C^mmunlty League spon ftrenco. Buy only, the best and hsYe no refrets. ) gat our baate abova watar from WKNB— G o t . LodgA banda meeeeil Into the dtotance be batea and toad t^air daughter, teat stated tor tee Hedgee here. It WDRC—jM k Smith. SportA WONS-^Pnuln Btpn. Show. w n c —Cli.derell* Weekend. road announces tha engagement of JO laat Uyoff.- ____ _ , h in d them . the girl eraa never able to do any- open to any Srd Dtvlslan veteran 6tto-rWDRC—Jwk Z.lm.n, |»iU—W niT —Whleparing StreetA 3;ta-WKNB—Tank* va. St. LoulA 4 6:U—WDRC—ThI. I BelteTA ligp-WDRC—Nom Drake.. her daughter Mlaa Theresa Ther- Sacoaky. formar p ^ d m t Five Henerary Mareheto thiaa foe boraotf. in tea state. niEseRinioiis WONS—New*...... rien to Louis Deagartals of 0 W e st DISHWRSNERS tUIOlUTIO ( aC M W local In tha aouthwaat- Tba grand marahal. Brie Cocke, Mtie—WCCC—Nawe; 13 Hundred ai:d WCCC-New*; Muiic. " I stabhad her onea." the datec CarefaBy Coavoaaded iitP ^lm O ^ B m ll' Cot* Ole* Club. M HIU. WONS—Newi; Conn. Ballroom, Park street, Wllllmantic. A spring paBnqrlaaata ooal dalda, e«n- Jr„ of DmMon. Cto, laat yaar’a lira further quoted Moakal, "but WDRC—Guy Lombardo. WHAT—Itallen Program, w n c —Ciodrrella Weekend. JUDO EBEBIOUBLT HURT WONS—New.; Mune for Amarlcn. 3i4»—WDRC—Brighter Dev. wedding Is planned. HOTPOINT WISHERS National Legion commander, It did not bring death and I w n c —Dcubl* or Nothing. B8U»rS SERVIOI DEP8RTMENT t rti'“T— bainra Tlarinn in Naw York la pnokad wHb mambara of WTHT—6er.no Ownmell. WONS—Ouy Lomberdo. w n c —Hld-efternoon New*; InilC.* Family Has Rcualea i M a five honorary grand marshals— to do It again. I wanted to help my Btanrford, Aug. 86— — Retlrad Aritar Dial Stem WCCC-Newe; Mualc. New* from Hollywood, Mr. and Mto. VIrihi Harris of minar haa aiw D. Etoanbowar (nrr|w) addraaiwa ttiafr national oaorantiaa. taM tka vato^ t ^ ka ^ ava d high ranking^ offtcers of aU daughter and my wife. I think 6i4»—wn C -T h rm 8Ur ExtrA I MarrleA llte—WDRC-Hllltop Houae. v ^ u am SIMKSTONE -a«dd Btart n wnr^tfca HMflMnt aba bad tha tiaceaaary atrength Wdar “Irae-eetad* oantraL Pot ba T Judge Xx>uia B. Brodsky who WONS—Jack Downey • Mualc Shop. U . 8. R o ute 6, Hop River District, l e 2 L l 5 *Sei^thbi abort layoff. branches of tna armad forcea did tea right telnir." WDRC—NewA _ ^ litge—w n rr—Lon* journey, OPEN EVENINRS UNTIL I I KITHOEN A ID . UlMnUTIO Mad th ^h a doaa not think tha Sovlats hava yet reaehad that paattloa. (NBA eerved on New York C ltF* Megto- WTHT—Stock.—aportA w n c—Strike It Rich. WTHT—N*4r*; Top Hit Tim*, entertained between 50 and 75 t...>Rbat wo would Hka to aaa to ■Army, Navy, Air Foree. Ma Bapp aaid tee fattier went on: tratee Court for years, waa WKNB—Phil Rlisuto. WKN^Ngw.: t« aub. w n c —Lit* Can Be Beautiful. guesU Sunday for a Hobby family akmouon and graatar rines, Coast Guard—all had Mg 18 •tia—WONf—Bg^llfht On Spo.Mi. 'T felt I would suffer tee eon •erioualy Injured when etruck by WONB-Ladlet Fair. WCCC-Mualc, reunion and picnic. MrA Harris, niH nck'Vr and d u iv ir y raan maaagaaMnt eontlnganta atepplng.out amartly eiT n i l n a iiu Iiea-WDRC— R ^ r t Q'r WnxworkA WDRC—irthur Oodfrey. t,lt_W DRC —Houae Perty: New*. AMERIOAN HOTPOINT aequeneea for doing It, but no mat an automobile bertt tost night. w nC -B o.ton Blnckl*. I WHAT—lUlUn Program. w n c —RoeC of Life. formerly Mrs. Blva Woodward, waa to the music of their banda. ter what happens. It doesn’t mat WTHT—Weether; Hendlln. Edition For a square eervloe deal, arnaged at your ooaveBtoaca Judge Brodehy euffered a poa- 11:14— W TH T— W *. The Women. 1:14—WCCC—Newa;„ ______jeuaic. Mualc a Hobby prior to her first mar BUY WHBRE SERVICE IS SUPREME And bMilnd tha young faces and ter. M y girl to aU right now." WON8—Pulton Lewi., Jr. H :U—WONS—New*. WTHT-^corea:------T - ^ ' Top Hit Tima, riage. Quests were present from ...CMI Obituary Brink Loot The new unlforma came the thousands aiMo concussion and injuriss to hto WKNB—Newt; Ed 8wttt Show. wnc—Popper Touegt Family. MoAiO, the son of -a PoUah 111» a -W D R C —Omni.' Stem. g, a -W D R C C ^ d rh ! Adama. Massachusetts and towns aur- too okMod tbair mlnaa down I of older f aeea, tha veterans of taro toft hand and right leg. At Stam 11U—WONB-Tello-Teet. WCCC—Newa; 11 Hundmd and I 4 farmer, earns to tee united Btatee ford Hoapltal a ipokesman re WTHT—Elmer D«t1a H itA g:U—WCCC—Junior DIac Jockey.' roundlng Columibla. tha 85-day atoM aMka In world wars. Many marclwd more In 1818 and later aetUed In Newark, ttto—wno-N*w». w n c—Bob and Ray. wno—Bight To Htpplneta. Another family party was held BRLOH PONTMO, INO. •tuny than tha tost time they ported hto condition aa "fair” W n iT-aiW er Etol*. „ WDRC—Ctrl Smith. m i Mtr- ______D e a t h s Doctor N. J. He recently purebaaed an WHAT—M.iaano Proeram. at the home of Mr. and Mre. ISS CINTIS ST,—THimONI M M Recovered w h a t —Symphony Hell, I :**—WOCC—Muaic. A BC Appliance Co/| Paid Cindfto. a paaal board ^ paraded np the avenue-^aftw today. WONS—^een for a Day. apartment building herv. WON8—Oabrlel Ueatter. I WTHT—Break the Bank, W DRC— I. Hlappeni *----- Every Day. Leonard Robinson on Lake road at tha ooal nraparatlon comli« back from Franca In 181$. Bapp aald Moakal was being WKNB—Bern on Wnx- U laa—WDRC—RoMnwry. WTHT—Cel Tlnnay.T.— PH O N E 2*1575 21 M A PLIB m # U M M . t w rW o to|2-t Garrett H. Barnaa TAUU ON INFLA'nON wnc—Backetag*■ taga W ItA Sunday. Oueata included aunta and 0 1 8 Tba sun gltttersd on brass and held for Investigstlon of m urder. WDRC-Pexijr I^e. ' w nc—Dave Oarrowey, ooal mtnn near WaahWignm, Says warmed tha bare toga and anna of p o e t Ctorratt H. Barnaa. U, who arts At C apital ’■tfe’SH gSrferaiy. Peeet to a o U d ly l^ of Lawto. Cla- smiling drum majorsttea aa.Uiey Qld Mystic. Aug. 86— i n — U . 8. ■llh EMieaital, A8taE8lit lUUl rtoltlng ralnUvaa In Oovaatry and AOluBtiiieBts to tirsisasly tossed and twirled sil Rep. Horace Seriy-Brown. Jr. (R.) HUT "WilLL F U lK ” ON. MHM U ' ‘Jo h n It. Lawto aniat hnva waa atiickan with a heart attaok (Ooutfaraad froM Fags One) O n ly S U g h t of Pomfret aaya there won’t be a SiW—WDRC—People Are Funny, laat Tuaaday, dlad this morning at P rseess o f A| flag Are Required ver batoM at thp heads of Legion Judge HiU Report w n c —Th* Scnrlet Plmjwrnel. tha maoMrtal parlod for n post banda from ^ u a lly every special antelnflatlon passion of ITLUID HEAT ”WaU Manchastar Ifamortol HoapitaL Ha A fte r liM Late Ferttaa WTHT—Meyor o( Tim* SqunrA jnod rtaaon, I think tho minora r e g u l a r rouiito, undertook to •tate In tba nation. COngreaa IB a talk prepared for A*n«Be'* OU Bonier WHAT—Mmrie. a^banaflt ki tka and. Ho hna n had baen m aking hto boma with hto make ehanga at their next stop. Klda 'Who’d heart how thair pa Qeariiig Finnegan deUvery last nigbt Se^Biow n. a ewaws report amailna WONS—Jimmy Carroll Show. mliid whkh to unknown to l^oh. Ctorratt H. Barnaa, Jr., of By EDW m P,. JOBOAN, M JL WKNB—Ed Swett Show. i.toi It was aeveral hours, jiowewor, pal had won a w«r yeUrt and candlilate for rb^clectlon, said tod eavkige—op to $•%, a ,lt— WHAT—Serenndo in Blue. a r t iM m puMie Who amy I Akron, Ohio, and naarly arary Written ter N BA Bervlea nr“ ^— * mote — eABe befbrs It waa npbrtad-to poUca. Whan people grew older they Juns]^ at tha right of papa « ilraaiPteOM) there would he no aeeakm Htcauee • :ia—WDRC—Mr. end Mr*. North. , I tnklng this action.' aummar waa accuatomad to ratum First the company did n lot • of marching In a blue Legion «p. 'PreeldenV Truman jmd tito p 6opto ■ gddtol deae,i oieftirtoble, ' w n c —Burl* Cralf, ConSdenttoi | begin to face proMema of baaltli aetometk beet. "F leietBes " beerth InTe.tlxetor. _ to Oorantry. ■ , back ebacklng on tha poastbUtty entirely different from t h o a a Fathefa of one war marchad With Beadtiifllaek who lunra been malring statrinents , WONS-^tory of Dr. Klldete. Bom In Boaton, Maaa., July II, tbsro had been a failure to pick W , about haelilg one, do not want a flra bdpt eatrael greetoet heat WHAT—Morton OnulC ConduclA which they had whan youngar. sons fran a aaoond. "It to further , hnown that tha hem every drop ef ell. VtonM US 1867, ha waa a marnbar of tha a padkag'a of money earitor In.tna And ovar tka avanue. Ilka a. fat special aniaion. t;44—Eecape With " iUelledords A. A. writaa, for aBampia, T o partial report had been read to tor detoita Expert toeteltottea . 9:to—WDRl>-Th* U..— Hyda Park. Maaa., Congragatlonal ro undA Uttle to written nbottt ntlments and cigar, hovered a Navy blimp, lltack and received np by tee grand WONS—New.: Omclel DetecUr*. Church and waa a rattrad aalaaman Police wore without any goal home care of the very oIA •!' •ometlniea almost Invisible to tha tore being handed up by tee grand w n iT —Town Meetiiw. for the Boaton OonsoUdatod Qaa w n c —Meet Tour Mitch. clues. Then Mihrray recalled the though it’a a big proUem. W hy dd marhears through nuttertng jury to Judge Moore.”^' WHAT—Newt: Th* Nlxhl Wnteh. tBvaatmont Co. to Ctootto Company. clouds of paper toeeed from offiee soo S in iM^^Mporty on Middle turn- 1949 Incident of Farm er's uniform they atay awake in the night and Criltar, in hto opanln^Utem ant FOGARTY iito —WnO-Truth or ConMqueneOA Baaktoa hto aon, ha laavaa three and got a hunch. nap all day, whether they are in a w in d o w s did not mention Utat V- law r WONS-r-Myet*rlou« Tr*T*l*r. grandcUldren and one great' chair or acme other poritlont la Caudia, Bred by Praaldent Truman SEinr COVERS am to John r. b o «, m , grandOhnd. Ha also laavaa a broth Fannar waa taken into custoOy Grand Marshal Cocke wasn’t at hto hotise at p. m. (e.d.t.> there anything that can ba doM te st N o v e m b e r fro m h ts Jol> ea a s- BROTHERS ti«a—WTHT—Erwin Cenhem. . P. Booo, property on tr. Henry 1. Baraee; a etoter, Mrs. 10 walking. Ha rode In a car. And U:W—WDRC—Neve i Straw Hnf> Con- j last night and gueatlonsO ateadUy to obange tha habUT" slstant Attorney Oeneral in charga Annie M. ikhell, m Uv o8 Hikrth Barhapa It to not oorreot to each of hto honorary guard mar- 256 CoBter Street . ^ Cbitotruetlon On., to j u n til 5 a. m. Ho broke down, ad of tea tax division, went to St. WHJ^—Pollah Natlonil Home, Oovantry; and aavtral nieces and sprite of thto as an allihent of eld •hala had a car to himself— LL $ 1 2 9 5 Atid Up w n c —Concret it th* Capitol. BdHdga Oorp„ property mitted the theft and took poUoa Louto with Slack. Telep lioiie 2-4539 nephewa In North Coventry and age, but It to certainly common. Oeiv WiUto D. Crtttenbeim of the N T A E A E D P BEB WTHT—John Driy. , » rachool atiaot to the. amusement park where he Firtt Army: Rear Adm. Rpacoa H. Black teritfled before the spb- 1 8 1 WONS—Pnuik Bdwardi. WUU b u u iU c. Actually, many persona, aa they eonunlttee at a cloMd-door aeaelon M:I4—WONS—lick’a WiXWOrkA MabW aoUtos. Iho., to| dug up the money. grow older, do not require aa much HlUankoetter of tha TM rt Naval Funaral asrvlcas will ba held M a y 7; Tha Bt Louto inquiry has WTHT—Conemt Hour. ■ok and fbya W. Block, from t k e j i ^ d Congregational Not In Other Thrtta sleep as thay did prevtoosly, and Dtotrict; Lt. Oen. Loan W. Johnaon MiM—WDRC—Dine* Oreheetm. onOoRwaynad. Federal Bureau of Invsatlga. I cannot aea any particular reason of the Continental A ir Command, been marking time because tee CAMPBELL wnCt—Robert Montaomryi Church7lNlni Oovantry. Thurwlay g r ^ Jury there continued in eea- Kenton Concert. fgalt-Otol* attarooon at 8 o'clock. Hia pastor, tion agents were in on the ques why one abould try to change thto and Col. MUaa Newton of the M a WHAT—The Night Witch. tioning. So were officials of habit Does It do anyone any slcn until laat monte. . AUTd SUPPLY. ll:e a — DaClantto to Stoiltng Bov. B. .A, MarrlllaW, wlU offV- rina Corps. B S j n a S E U . T.—TEL. Newt on All BUllonA_^ Brink's. Thsy satisfied Ahemselvca h a rm ^ iM d to ckeerad wara toiqr Judge Moore onca toeuad a Mto- 8 8187 Oo., prapodty an olaU. tha rsHiMM w ill ba ciamat • 4 ‘ \ *'•4 p o a m - ^ ! X m a n u h e s t e b af.'fcbW oyd^ that Fannsr had nothing to do But thera era other raangaa In •rjrtoarrimto. aU.hoWera to m ie r% etalpntent *ver M ndt^ •wedl'if fOBsHy 6k8Aile«*<: Id and burial pM tkka place Tuaa- the ^ n e ftn grand Jury. It w ti WONS—Jkeh's ytixworkA d ^ nt S p. m. jn tha North Coven with the ssnsatlqnat 81,319,000 the later years of life. wMu.ir M u i the— ObngrtariOnai MSdal of Bondr: w n ^ N e w A _ ^ Brink's robbery In Boston Jan. 17, older person should recogntoe and Navy Lt. Thomas J. Hudner, Lt. caned a “Ua’’ by tee then Attorney . W H A ^ N Isb t Witch. t Bdward Kaltog,lKartterd, try Oimatery; M ito-W D *ff-PubIlc Scnrlo. Praxtem 1900, the biggest cash haul In bto- which should be understood by Col. WUIiam A. Bhomo of tee Air Oeneral, J. Hoerard McOrath. Mc- i l iw - n m o —W h ifi th. toor*. rjanot Itotharlna Mansar, ■Wofida may can at tha Holm** tory. younger relstivea and friends., Force: Army Master Bgt, Homer Orsth, also flred by Truman, later WDRC—Symphony Hill; Now A ■ a p t 8. a t JMdgat’s runaral Home, 405 Main atraat, Otto Blank, vloe president of The tissues In general become L. Wiae: and Marine Cotpa M ^ter caned Moor and apologised. liito-WnC-Newa. _ ^ Mnnchaatar, tomorrow from 8:80 mors dry. Also the ability to Bgt. Harold B. Wilson. Tramon Friend NOTICE UtSi—w n c — Ttffacy. Club Oreh.i- to 8 and In the avantng from 7 to Brlnk'A who flew in from Chica tro; Stem In Jam. _ ^ , go, praised the rapid police work. pair injury becomaa gradually taa- >tawlng tea parade In front Finnegan, a friend of Truman’s, Ifito- -WnCr-Pnllidium .OreheiUe. Or ona-car 8 o’olotk. iH—w n c —Nown. "I waa graUfled,” he aalA senad— wounds.■ heal more aknrly, at'It' 'P_____ lu c k ’s cathedral ' was convicts# on two counts of a 11 8 Ir v t n g broken bones knit with muoi W o rld W a r X paraplagie. Michael flvs coimt Indictment charging THE SILK CITY DINER Tomorrow "It waa as feat and efficient si greater difficulty. , Traaay. «f 187 Buhatry terrace, bribery and mtouae of bto office. d:i#—w n c —Frank Atwood. SougM for two-' could be." WHAT—News; Rural Roundup. F n n e r a l a Thera to a alow daeraaaa in an* Rocheeter, N. Y., and his wlfs. Hto case to now on appeal. WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WDRC—Farm Progrra. ■g on Lockwood Residents In tha neighborhood ergy, tea ttoauea ara leas alaatio Nsw York's Oov. Thomas A House Ways and Means aub- •:!•—WDRC—Hymn Time. ^ g U J W O . where Farmer Uvea aald they re and tea akin haoomea more Dawey, Mayor ’Vincant A Impel eonunlttea last year beard teeti- diU—w n c —Newi. Winiana B. Couok WED. AUG. 27 •;M—WONS—Bin Jenkinr Show. Olannoo WsthsraU for WU- garded him as a model husbaad w rinktod. llttert and other dvUian and m ill mony that Finnegan eimduoted a ‘ pack, twa-atory sin-room and father, Ha and hto wife have Tha Btrangte and aaduranea of FOR COMPLETE REMODELING WDBO—Tnwn Petrol, HHch Up to 0 Tha funeral of WllHMn tte dlgnltarlaa had ptaoea In tee remunerative sideline legal pract w n c —Weither: Frank Atwood. nttnehad gango dn Couch, formar raal^nt, of M m two ehlldren, Jo Ann, 6, and BUfy, tea muactea and tha speed of reae- reviewte stand. ice Invrivliig taxpayera In trouble WCCC—Production N.wnwaL . They live In a -a-month dup tlon are daeraaaad. OPEN FOR BUSINESS THURSDAY. WHAT—Chapel Tim*. F st fo a t 8U. 000. chaator who died frlday night, 5 850 PorUona of tea parade wUl be with tee government. WTHT—Mude, N*wi._ was baM .this .aftamoon at J lex apartment In tha northeast 'Tha speetal aenaaa .become toi' broadcast Iw New York radio Today. OriUer presented tee AUG. 28. AS USUAL •;«d—W n iT —Morning DerotionA o'clock at the Watklna Funeral •action of Waabington. paired and tea vtoton, kaaring anS statlona WOR and W YND Thera ” 'WHAT—Variety—vaneiy TlmA Aimc« JuBiciary group with copies of tee •:fi-WDBr------i>RC—Reittlous - • Talk. ^g-N\i\eogo memory ara never aa good In old Homs with Rav. Clifford O. Blmp- Two Other Bobbertea ara no plana tor tetavtoloa. grand jury report which drew WnOr-NewA Cavey’s Records ,aon officiating. Andrew R. Wat- In addition to the Boston fob- dee as In youth. Oalto tor Probe Judge Moore’s biting critictom and WON8—Newa. berv, there hava been two other None of tease changes, however, Late yaaterday tea Legion ap- tea Judge's statement when he tiia—WDRC—New*. „ . „ . 2 Trade Nam^ praewad« uw major armored oar thefts In recant nasd eauaa great eooearn, but Hi- prorad tee ropoii of Ita committee WCCC— Koniiitr Good MusIa Baarere ware Norbart BaagMit., qulra only rimpto adJuaUnant and ordered a resumption of tee probe. WKNB—r a i HsIa ^ _ years. on Americanism. Included In the The eommIttM had on tap for WTHT—Breakfsat With Ben. aUbart Saegsert, Andrew Mac- undaratandiag. WONB—Weather;'News: Bill Jenkins Chomp'* Bath and Walter O. Couch. Bur On May is, 1950. four gunman report waa a reaolut^ii calling for quaationlng four membera ot tea ^ / 3 Bat.Bariw DIgeatad _____ fovernmant Invaatlgatlona of tea Show. OortlBeatoo of trade name ware ial was In the East. Cemetery. ambushed three Brink’s guards In Tha dlgamva system hannet WTIC—Boh Steele. fled In the town olark’a offtoa thto a carpet factory at ThompeonviUe, A m e ric a n aril Ubartlea union to TELEVISION . WHAT—Allen Brown Shown taka ovenoadlAg In later years as Momlng for CavoFa OrUl at 48 Conn., and made oil with a $15,000 determlna if it la a “Communist or 11 la—WONS—New a & t a k f r wan aa It did In youth. Conse Communist front organisation.^ iJ»—w n c —Weether. ■ adt Cantar atraat and for tha ad- p ayro ll. quently, tee older pereon should iSa-WDRC—Old------Mualc” Bo*: Newa. Momenta later, tea S -y e a r-rid REPAIR—SERVICE 5 jalnlBg AansK Snack Bar, at 89 Earlier thto year, at Dan' ba careful to eat foods which are 8 w n o —Bob Steele—Momlnt Watch. ACLU caUsd tea Lsgion action "i WCCC—News: Good Momlnt MualA Mast Canter. Maaa., tblsves looted an armorsd easy to digsst. and tea. amount NOTICE WONS-Bill Jenkln* Show. Both InatnnaanU Hat Btaphen News Tidbits car of the U. S. Trucking Co., of may waU ba reduced. It to grara itiett— lr~ to Amsrtcanlam' Right Away Service, No Fix, NoPay WHAT—Coffee Club. d «e »tic .«y Oavagnaro of 88 Tannar atraat $681,000. The three guards w desirable not to drink too much and said "tea suggsatlon that tea W ^ B —Newa; Phil Hals Show. . G O I D E N ^ p i Cantd froai AP Wins ACLU la a Communist or Oont- Wawflbadasadfram O PE N D A IL Y 8 A . M. T U . 9 P . M-— S A T U R D A Y * H L 5 ti*S—WONS—Weether. w o d e m e srsw h ^ ^ Mobt\lsa». and Anna Mtnlmicri of Beuth having eoffss In a drugstors. water, baeauaa thto places an add' WTHT—Weether. atraat. Oovantry, as tha owners. Nona of thoas robberies, at Boa ed burden ... 87 — peal the commtoslon’a denial Aug. suited to the age and phyaica] con- A dinnar given by ,'WUson waa ? State wine than on Mme beverage -OO-iMsyor of Hollywood. Sta te B a n k 7 of his request for a asne change. diU on. the only event lari nirtt Tha T;30— Osnaett Time. n d T R ia t ...... 88 68 bottled la their own atates. Calm acceptance of minor ail T;4S— Camel N e w * Cerevsn. A spokesman for tha commission main apeakar was MaJ. Qea W il- I ;00.upieyhouie of S U r A fir* tnaariari CimaanlM ' M o ra th a n 100 youths aiinare off aald today the matter has been ments and habit changea abould ba liam J. Donovan, wartime chief of Don’t miss this sensationsl Sealy for gang Bght ovar girt near DOOR 4:30— Keep Poeted. A a t n a F I r a ...... MV& 80H turned over to Town Counsel John tee watchword of Both tee rider Office of Strategie Berrioot 4 :00— City Hospital. Once-A'Year Sale I . . . deluxe Hartford F ire ...... 148 158 QranU Tomb In New York, but person and hto or bar friends and Donovan, now retired, eald ONE CALL... 4:90—Suapene*. nine carloads of police prevent D . LaBeU e. I0:00-O!rttlnal Amateur Hour. National Flra ...... 89 71 The Jarvis request was for re tatlvea American foreign policy in tee Sealy ''Golden Steep" Mattreaaea. battle. . . . Som e -odd boats en (0:45— Aoventure A*. 10;4t, y iy ie n lx ...... 100 105 60 ehanga to Residence Zone B land paet eix yeare haa had "no higher ll:00-»rve Got a Secret f U t~ o> iand ladeowlty tea. Cos. tered three-dsy U. S. Atlantic W ILL "LOOA IN " purpose than oontainmant." He ad 11:10— Gnee* 'Whet? with features you'd expect to Tuna Tournament that itarted to. on tee aouth side of Hartford road A R n a (C a a n a lt y ...... 05H lOOVi ]ust east of the inteesectlon of vocated that tea U. A build In a n d w e d o I3:0(t-N*w.. day from New London but only A ' , pay $59.50 for! . . . once-a-year A r m , LU f b ...... 95 100 Hartford road and West Center Waahlagton, Ang. U (A) ■■ china a guerrilla army. catch reported to early this after 25122 Oonn. Oanaral...... 154 161 Secretary of the Army Frrnrit and O N L Y once-a-year at these noon was nmko shark. street. Tka land lies mosUy (io^Tea^ixttem end Mualc.' Hartford Btaam Roll. . 44 47 Rural Residence Zone, hut a atrip Face returaad today fram aa ta- T tsv a to ra ...... ,0K»-NcV* ^ spectacular savings I Sec these COMPARE IT WITH 660 660 along HairtfoM road to In Raa ■peetioa trip ob rte oad aaM ha .th e r e s t! !0:90—Meet th* su re. H PubBe DtIBtlas dence Zone AA. would toiiradlatley "took tate” Chinese Coipiiiies ' fl:46— A 1 Feerc*. headline values T O D A Y I . . . Conn. Ught Power .. 15 16 J;00— The Ouidlnf UfhL At tea Aug. 7 public hearing on tee eoatiorawy ketweea Lt. 1; U — Al Pearce. ANY * 5 9 *® Oonn. Pow er...... S5H 87^ About Town the change, all but one of the ad Geo. Lswta A. Pick and a Seo- Good Fly-Killers .1:10— Strike It Rich, save $20 on every purchaaet Hartford Bloc. lA. ... 46 48 joining property owners opposed st« group over tee alleced waete a M Hartford Gas Co ...... 37 40 3';00— Ruth Lyon'* *0 Club. MATTRESSl the change. 'Hiey were led by W ll ■ 4d fraaA la eoastructloa et U. 3 ;1S— Lava o. Life. Ba Now Bnglaad Mrs. Ruth Hickox. president of Uam B. HiU, who submitted a peti A olr hoaee la Norte Africa. i:IO— S**r'.h for Tomorrow. I b L ...... S H l i Ban Franctoeo— (A1— ^Tha O iln e a a 4 86 the local American Legion Auxili tion containing 10 names. Oommuniats are having a clean * 3 :46— Nancy’* Kitchen. KEMP’S — BEST IN BEDDING * C o v e r 1:10— Oarry Moore Show. Am. Bardwars ary, Mra. Helen Qrlffln, Hies Bar HIU contended the area to i T ttd e a " up drive in Peiping, and tea way 3 :16— Mld>*fUreoon New*. bara Wallett and Mra. Qtodys Oos. used for (arming and that the uae the Peiping radio tells it. y o u ^ ];16— Tackeea v*. Bt Louis. Arrow, Hart, Hag. . 40 48 W. RUSCOXSSm Aeboc. Spring ...... 38 81 selin are In New York City for the of potoon aprays and fertillaars Lot Ang#lee—ST(HIMeqOI HEARING-AID Bm*Hart 86 ~ 90 A ectaen 4oor and a atom Fkfnlr Batrlag ...... 85 88 present residents would havs tending to a amall weed fire. Po nounced that among tea menu • Our Comptato F m I o n S e i" local texapwatora rbangea... Hart COoloy...... > ... 87 40 St Mary's Young Peopla's Fel troubta. erlte treapaasers' who lice said tee names must have mental sccompltohmwita of tee door an in oiw! Jnet raian vice aaraa tiiine, erork, tnenayw- Ilraa bent-aaving tipa... oonr- BATTERIES Landera, Ptary, CUt. . 88 35 lowship wilt have a meeting tomor would be temptrt to walk across touched off a amall pocket of nat cleanup drive to thto: paiphig has lower 1^ lor vantiladeik aanaea witatorrupinl beating taoua aervlaa by tralnad driv ural gas In tee manhole beeauae Naw B rit Mach. Co. .84 88 row a t 7:80 p.m. In the parish private properties because of tee kiU ed 80 million Otoa Rflfl M l naaen knigl Yon sMianto- ers . . . etoan-iinning Jfo 80- For An Hesrtaf-Aldi North and Judd . . . . . 88 80 house, (or the purpose of dtoeua- "botUe-Misped" character of tee Campiin was. blown about four ^ V H fil If l 9 V M IlM fllM I ^ BMtto ddiraiiy batod on yonr flat with nm n brat nnlla flra BnaaaM Mfg...... » 17 ■ Ing a trip to Boston to attend the la n d .' feet Into the air. Ha eraa traatad todhridral natoto in xdrtiea to Gusrantoed ^rtsh Svilay Woriu com. . 50 54 National Youth convention In that Johnson, speaking in favor for buna and Uljurtaa o a t B w m a A f B Your Car Con Deliver 7^3 MAIN STREET Terry Steam ...... 55 106 c ity of oil to every gallon of water. waton tor flank MAN(!HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,19S2 GIVEN FARII FQOffT Duffy’s Condition Hartford, Aug. fW MteFchantg Donate Award Craig Increase has been granted It baa a remarkably, aweet tone, 10 Girls Seek W oods Gets Oronga Street Bu* Lto*. I ^ «x 1 on* ot>lM!t^Ui* obJ*ndtog a PoUec Ara HoMinc Court or* tb* outstanding award* _____ 1 rate 1* unchanged. ? vacation at th* home, of Mr*. WlU’a Korea During 1951 ports that Duffy’s condition to of an Immtdlate a*nnaa unity, Of Decline in Fu^ly Be Unique in History 6 UnebiMMl BUm s to any Quean to the 'Connectiut Of Contest Entrants PaMWMn _ and to play upon th«,a«rroan f*ar mother. Mr*. E. G. Lord. They wUl (Centtoaad fraas Pag* das) VM aM Oetobtr 1. IW be her* until Labor Day. Of Biblical diaracter lUvor V w y. Theaa glfte, all due «®®4- . of th* poUcy we thr*at*n\to mak* 1 Of Town; Rep. Bowen There are five unclaimed te th* ganaroalty of Manchaater's The Manchester Queen commit A M ancheaisr man waa Duffy will remain et Manchester Bran BranlDi Bxcwt Prof, and Mra. Eugene P. Chaa* ronchanta, ar*‘ aa followa aeheduled______to be______awarded th* uat* of Notrj Dam*. Before the Selltar*. Bntara* at » • hard and permanent-^* .parti' Connecticut and their daughter, Mr*. John btcyoles betog held a t police tee has selected Manchester’s’ 10 Memorial Hoepltal for roverol ^ T» •>< Cmd.. aa Rov. Percy F. Smith deUvered To Seek Director Pott Manchaater Ontleal, sun l B m ae Vur, th* Army’* medal for j war, he was to busineas to ^icago days. He waa taken there after he M ll»;e»»rt*r. tlon of Germany. Trimmer, will give a dance a t their be^uartere, Chief Herman flnslUte to oompete to th* Bnala meritorious service, to a ceremony aa a propetry manager snd wa* a Mall Matttr. aummer home, ShadOwamark, Sat the laat aerrmon to the aariao oci O. Schendcl aald today, and Harrlaon’o. china dinner set; o( the Queen Contest Ih Center waa stricken yesierdey morning I The lateat RuaMan note otepo N Union Local 63, TWUA, has en Sear* Roebuck, 34 pc. atatoleea Park on Thuraday evening a t 9:30. at Army Headquartera at 470 ] member of the real estate board while stttlng to hi* car on Center ■OMCIIIPTION HATKi Yankee urday. There wlU alao be a pageant th* Ufa of David, at South Neth- their owners may hav* them there. ■^RJiSl# In Advene* up the blda for thia kind of attan- repreaenting the purchaa* of land odlat Church Sunday morning. LITTLE PEOPLE tered Identical alates of four can by proving ownership. steel aet: Pero’s. basket apple* At a acreentog held laat evening Capitol avenue, Hertford, at 1 street ______************* Bjr A. HL O. and peaches; Keith Variety, ladle* p.m. today. Arnell. 45, has been priro chief jtlon from th* German*. It agraeo from the Indiana In the early daya Taking aa a Biblical background didates for nomination as director Th* cycles were found by po et Whlton Memorial Auditorium ***••*••*•*•••♦•♦••• th* 18th chapiter of Samuel n, Schick roaor; W. G. Glenney Co., th* committee performed the dif JanM* O. Oalg> $$• of fill sine* laat Feb. 31, aucceedlng **•**00**••••••**** that a commlaaion ahould bo aet of the aettlement. It la underatood to both the Republican and Demo lice to varioua sections of town tea and coffa* server; Larsen’s. Michael V. DlSalle, who quit to _ Jontll ******o*o»**o* 0***0 that local people wlU aaaum* the the preacher aald'thia waa the i TAKE A\ANY RISKS. ficult task. A large iproup of young BUsabath road, a v*t4ran of World up to InveaUgata condition* for On* of the more intereating cratic primaries. where they ‘Were epparenUy Sllex Freshorator aet; Anonymous War n and the Korean eonfllet, seek a U. 8. Senate seat from St. James’ School gUftt 0>py...... * role* to be taken. aaddeat chapter to th* atory. toft by owners or abandoned Donor, lingerie; North End Phar woman from Manchester had enter all-German election*, and ftattar*’ quilueatlona, concerning th* poaalbll- Mlaa Florence E. Smith return* Davld’a famUy Ilf* had daacend- . The local’a. president, PYank ed th* second snnusl contest her*. has been cited lor service on the Ohio. Almost Immediately after John Liodg* Going to and from school, at home, by thievea. macy, Unannounced; Standard Korean front from Feb. 14 to Sept. taking th* Job, Arnell became In th* German* themaelvea by *ug-l|iy that Governor to her dutteo aa principal of th* *d to a point of moral dlatotegra- Reilly, appeared at the town Appliance, pair of hurricane From thto large group It wa* dif Enrolls About 440 geatlng that ft be a commlaaion might run for th* SeMte, aaka achool named to her honor at Weat tlon, and even hla own aon. Ab- I at play—there are many places where clerk’s office shortly after 9 ficult for th* screening committee SO, 1901, when he waa a sergtMt volved to a controverey with other I lamps. first class In th* 3l*t Infantry mobilisation officials, over how Hartford, after Labor Day. Mra. aalom. a^iom. turned agatoat him. On* ‘'hildren may be injured. o’clock, three hour* before the Through th* genarootty of Man to select the 10 finaUste. After a"25L‘iii& si “iw u S d S J , ct M .« « _____5SiSS,V«!i Everett B. Porter wlU return to lain followed anoUier to talent lea* midnight deadltoe tor filing, with great deliberaUon the followtog Regiment, 24th Division. much.of a price hike the steel to- St**^nK*e credited that the Big Four ought to die-1 chester’s Jewelers th* followtog After serving 3to years to World dustiV *'>®nld get as a msana of About 440 Btudente ar* r4De- the Annie VImton School to Mana- wccaaalon Ilka a gam* of 10-ptoa Republican and Democratic pro- glfte are for Manchester’s Queen ware choaan: ■■l*r!aW?«Hiwwr^ «**•• • P«*c« t«h»y t” Oermany,] Atflrat glance, th* routine *n- field. Sept. 4, and Mra. Gharle* N. —CtoUnth, NabaL Saul, Abner, n The really smart thing Ur do is to poMUa for Henry J. Oormler, Garage Plans Miss Jaanne Oolombat, 440 War IL HMSt of Ui* time to the settitog th* steel wag* dispute, tered et to* St. Jem**’ Parochial and her Court: European thaater, he waa called | Arnall held out for limiting the * and a plan for unifying Germany I awer would aeem to be that there Flllntore begtoa her dutlea aa drat Uriah, Ammon and Abaalon). So m buy Accident Insurance your chil Matthew R. Paten, Columbus J. Sboor Brothera, laather traval Keeney street # Itot # Inrtto' School, which will open next Wed- grade teacher at the Eaat Hamp- |t happened to the Ilf* of Jeoua to r Murphy and Arnold M. Kleto- back to active duty to September ateei price boost to $2.84 a ton but neadey. All grade* ere filled to PM] atnriee client e( N. after election* had been held. And, I Are Approved clock tor Queen; Leonard■ Yost, - brownette, 17 yr*. of age; Mlaa of I960. H* waa relaaaad from I eventually Moblltaatlon Chlaf John . nn.i hM thr^LT. I . Vkl He la Governor of Ccm~ ton ElemenUry School; when aom* few, nafrow-mlnded dren—and avoid expense for doctors schmidt. compact; Gaudet. expansion CSarol Whltchar, 36 Victorto road, capacity and there to e welting Itot mepteMnUtlvMi The 1 a final bid, It throw* In fB*|||M tl*ut tor two more year*, by Name pekgate* m Jeruaalem thniat Him out 5 feet, 7 Inches, brownette, 31; active duty lest October and|R. steelmen allowed an Increase New opinion that the Big Four ought I the term to whMi ha waa elected and hoapitak Call us today for full Paton, who to vice praaident of An application for tb* oonatruc- bracelet; MIchaeto, travel clock; eeparated from th* reserve to | of $5.30 te settle the long steel of 21 wishing to enter the first lagaaggsijiir&s.'' Delegate* elected at th* Demo- ^nu* led totba auaplelon the union, to a registered Repub Dewey-Richmond . travel clock; Mra. Rrtha Bayles, 343 Oakland grade. aleo to begin arranging tor an end I In IMO. There la no propriety cratio caucua Friday evening, to | ^ authoriUeo, that tod to th* I details without obHgation. Uon of what will be th* largest April. strike. „ I — ------yjji, Btreet 8 feet 4 Inches, auburn, lican and was recently elected to garage aver built to Maneheeter Mathars, travel clock; F. E. Bray, A aalesihan, Craig to married Arnell plana to return to Geor- The student* will begin toelr attend th* atate convention for| betrayal, th* arreat, the denial, the the Republican Town committee. travsl clock. 24; Mrs. Arden Tadford, 237 school year by attending a Mae* nomination of a aucceaoor to th* trial and th* crooa. David, waiting was approved today aad a permit aad to th* father of a 3-yaar-old gto He to a practicing attorney The** thing* are tte twnga the I *tak* Juat becaua* he la eeek- Murphy, secretary of th* union, I for Its conatruetlon will b* Issued Autumn street, 6 feet, 3 inch**, child. ' to AUanta, heed of an Insurane* celebratad by Rev. John F. Han late Brten McMahon, are: Itolland for newa of th* battle, wept when to a registered Democrat. Kleto- blonde, 32; Mlaa Marilyn Francis, Germana want above n i otherltog another office. Governor 8t«v- K. Meloche, Mr*, aaude W. Jone*. I to ooatraetor Alexander Jarvla’ Craig's citation roads to part: company, .end head of th* Society non on opening day. he heard of hla aon’a death. JeaUa. ,|e*| ertern eppenrin* In ed- thing*. W* don't w ant to talk with I onaon realgned hi* nomination for achmldt, who to a member of the Buckland Road Corporation. ' 17 Ulac street, B feet 6 toebes, “working under th* most advera* of Independent Motion Picture it* an* ower reedljif iMtter G. Earl Porter and Clarkaon F. beholding the beloved dty, wept union’s executive board, and Oor- About Town brownette, 20; Mlaa Arnoldcan ■venic* M«rni(^ I the Ruaalana about them becaua* Igovernor, out not hla current of' BaUey. becaua* It refuoed Hi* vlUtatlcn. Th* garage will be built on tb* field end weather conditions Producer*. no*, to campaign for theI preal- I R o ber t J . S m it h mier, another union member, ate I weat eld* of Buokland road near tliompson, 113 Waddell road, Craig ‘’carried out all aoalgaed Putnam said he boa not yet got Binur edvertialaa dMin* bourai w* think the Ruaaian* don't really q Oonree ToXtod Mr. Smith weat on to aay that M ra Louie* Meagley of Taieott' feet, 7 Inches, blonde, 17; Mlaa Governor Dewey did not INCORPORATED todei^ndente. th* InteroecUon of Hilliard atraet mlsKoiM efficiently end capably, around to recommending a auc- New Tork to run tor Parenta add friend* of the chil more than th* ato of It, there waa vUto hast rtoelved a totter, from Doris Oondio, 186 Oak otrsat, 8 ... casaor to Wood* as rent controller, f mean them, and merely want to rwign in dren taking the awlmmtog courae th* unutterable aadneea of It aU, State and local election laws at an astimated cost of $71,900. Ha wUUngly workad for long and $ wl3*5toy-5 % lu ik and delay, and beoauo* wo Preeldent. mx!A1. e s t a t e — INSURANCE make possible th* union’s cross- The building to th* result of an her eon, Cpl. Walton Robert Meag feet, 6 Inches, brownette, 17; Mrs. arduous hours ' without proper I Th* rent agency comae under Put- Announcing — - - - ~L wei*— 1 - at Amatpn Lake are cordially to- that a man of Davld’a atotur* ley, stattog that be to now attend Bhirley D’Alolilo, 16 Depot ouraelvea aren’t ready to concede 1 *®' ®" vlted to attend th* awlmmtog ahow should fall to auch aa extent that TELEPHONE S4fiO flltog of Its candidates, a mov* agreement between Jarvla and th* food or reat and often under nam’s direction. A,___,h i_ _ »« aeem to be part of th* luxury of un-1 Southern New England Telephone ing th* Engineering Technical square, 6 feet, 6 inches, brownette, •nsmy fir* to.gather, evaluate, and theae thinga to Germany even If ^ nomination—for Lodge at Thuraday. Rober Wheeler of Co- be had to See hi* own d ty before I nNSURANnOTHS SINCE UM” which town officials bcUsv* 19; Mlaa Muriel Murray. 99 Ruaala la. i - ...... ___ p re s e n te d to Manchester. So long Company, who wlU leaas It on a School a t Sheppard Air Force dtoaemtoate vital totelllgenc* RUSSELL'S BARBER SHOP llaaat—that ha could try for one lumbla la Inatructor. Children the aword of hla own aon. It waa long-term baala. Jarvla aald today Base, Geneva N. Y. CpU Beagley’s Strickland atreet, 8 fact, 6 tochee. The New Tork State unemploy (COENEE MAPLE AND BPEUCB STBEBTB) Children ahould alao be on hand he who. to hla youth, would not a candidate for nomination by' »- data. f a Bk Bo we will ti7 to find dlplo- office while retaining th* certainty a party to proposed by a member th* terms of tb* lease ar* still wife, tba former Mto* Betty Marie blonde, 38; Mies Dawn Andrews, ment Insurance law axempla con lean* tor reladdnir ' the 1 of the other, and If hla new try today, tomorrow and 'Thuraday for drink of th* water from Bethle betog negotiated but that only Osborne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Birch road, Vernon, 6 fast, 6 cerns with fewer then four *m- mafic mean* tor rejecting »«v|-r final Inatructlona. Mra. Leonard C. hem’* well becaua* hla men had of that party and to endorsed by ' loyss torn ntondgtory oovsrag*. WILL I I CLOIID ALL HKtT WIIK Tueoday, Augnat M _Zi>k I. ahould meet with untoward re- L the required number of that few details remain te.b* Ironad Floyd Osborne of Syracuse, N, Y., Inches, brownette, 17. INFBO nO N IS TMACBD latoat Ruaatan propoaal, which lolmilta, go back comfortably to th* Porter, chairman, haa notified gone there to Jeopardy of their o u t has Joined her husband at Wichita llM Manchester Queen Contest SIon-profit religious, charltaM*. tor a Big Four meeting before Go- bualneaa of being Governor, parent*. ' Uvea. Jeaua Offered to the holy p ^ y ’s members, he can run to ite ' sclsBtlfic, literary and adueatlonal OFININ9 AT HIW WCATIOir primary. The candidate himself According to tha application ap Falla. Thay will ’ celebrate the first committee wlehee to thank all th* Hartford, AUg. 38— Ota— Tha Thii Tlddanda Trap tober. Our technique will prob- There are two conalderatlona, city of David th* greateat aodal proved by Building Inspector anniversary of their marriage on lovely young contestante who en Stats Health department has dis- groups aleo are exempt. (COlHIi OAK AMD SPtUCI im iT SI keep Uila Older th* world haa ever known doea not hav* to be a party mem- aWy be to pretend agreement with r*l!S!L ****** ^** ®*“” * ‘ ber, and there to nothing to pre David Chambers, the one-etoiy Friday. tered the contest. Bach ai)d every cloaed that an infection which The tldelanda oil laou* aeema. j. . ■ . . ^ . . 'ofi ox conductconam from being a routine Work to Clean Up and It waa rejected,' the mtototer garage will be of steel, cinder one of these girls are Indeed a cai-m* Jaundice hoe been reported SIFT. I. ITM fated to b* a recurrent piece of j on alma, t® quarrel «® ertainty. oald. Jeoua’ lament over th* d ty vent him from eeektog non^atlon credit to th* town of Manchester, by more than one party. block and brisk construction end A public hearing on tho inatalto' to an unMsntlfled OofinecUcut sum Btmuo paper for thl*. prealdeatlal 1 il*f*Uo* ff ^ Wlow our peat One la th* queatlon of with- Bakersfield Debris waa for ita ato, but more for the will have a 65-foet frontage and e contest apokesman. said. He mer camp. Th* department says hekUag a oeitain tony option Another Surpriee . Uon of curbs on Otto street will ba aai^lan praetleo, w* wUl deUy thf reply BadtUMB of Ite You Can Pay iFor a Home sriU be about 211 feet deep. It will held tonight at 8 o’clock to the pointed out that It la regrettable toe tofectlon —hepatitis—caused from eevlona Conaeettcut votere. *«ni*r* to a redeeming quaUty / Another eurpriae move on the also have * wing with a S8-feot only ID could be chosen from the minor epidemic at toe camp r^ T w ^ e d ebout Bawikower “ >«•«“ «**■«•>•• "^* “ " Wo thtak thorn to MMIo Bakerafleid. Collf., Aug. 9S—(P) to thla final atory of David,” th* hearing room of the Municipal laat day of filing for candidates frontag* and * deoth of 69 fast BuUdtog by the Board of Direc larger group. The committee hopes where, 8h* dsgwrtmsnt says, • betom h* cam* bacK to thia would that many totolUgeat Conneotl- -Thla devaateted d ty of 00,000 mtototer oUted. "He had never waa the presentation of a pro . Th* garage will be used for th* to afford all of these girls an op eut voteva eonolder Lodge worked today to clear away the __ In a Matter of Years tors. ' poor sesfog* disposal oystem was ootatry, ho wa* quoted aa Ini ®*** ®®'**'* wlah that w# would loved anybody before to th* oam* posal for SUte RepresenUUve Btorsg* _ and repair of all types of portunity to enter this contest to dtocovarad. Th* first case aa re adopt a bolder and lea* hypocrltl- ootatandlag puMIe eorvaat Wo dabrla and plan for reeanatnietlen.|^^ invad‘ hla aon, Ab- Sherwood G. Bowers aa a candl- vehtclas and aquipment and will be another year. AU of Manchaster’s .Barac o t handing .the .tldtkHida .ship
to Mobile Bay as an historical OF THE Germany. Th* toferano* to that W gihew er la Blaenhower, he question for an Individual who With the deadline for filing fi street; Mr*. Luclne Scballer, 628 shrine. Ruoda will go through with the hesitated vary much before ^giving Center street; Harold Bickford, Th* Hartford was to* ship on d O M t w ant Ih x a r on that baala. EXTENDED FORECAST SAVINGS t LOAN nally forcing the hand of all would- Farewell Party WEEK eatabltolunent of Eaatem Ger up eur* realectlon oa Congressman THE OFFICE OF : 1N7 MAIN STREET be candidate*, only two Incum Rockville; Mrs. Catherine Tonoll, which Admiral David Farrogut to' Tlio oply way h* can claim Texa* to order to gamble for the gover vaded Mobile Bay to 1884 shout many aa a permanent atate, bound Boston, Aug. 38—(F)— The tem bents of major office remain unac- Stafford Springs; Mrs. BUsabeth OMthat baala la to revamp hla own norship, If there were not on* ASSOCIATION force a radical alteration of the Given Hayfords Donnelly, ,55 South Mato street; tog: "Damn tos torpedoesi Full to itoelf aa a r*-aamod ally, to other factor reported to the situa perature in New England during DR. MORRIS speed ahead!” poNtton on the laaue once more. tha naxt five daya, Wedneaday John H. Lappen, Republican, and Mra. Betty Aceto, 10 Bolton street; tion. Melvin 8. Hathaway, Democrat Karl Johnson, Waterford; David Individual member* of the XnX7 Thto la a raport that Ooveraer through Sunday, will avarage two FANCHER Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hayford here have expreaacd the opinion SEIBERLINQS They will not be candldatei lor Jedraieweki, Ktogabury road, th*5 = otateo. Hito wlU b* to do a S 2 T " to flvt dagreea abovet he saaaonal of 83 Phslps road war* eurprtoed that it la not appropriate for the Then Ruaato, too, would be pre Lodge now has to reeei'va a any office this year. Rockville; Mrs. Kemllle Micke- onfnethlng hto DwnocraUo op- hn-ik****^ offer of amptoymext normal with moderate tempera Saturday eveptog by their neigh wies, 130 BUdridg* street; William ship to be permanently located to tending that partition had com* tures Wednesdays and Thuraday WILL BE CLOSED Big Change la Board bors and friends with an outdoor 30th ANNIVERSARY pohOBt qm* too noble to do. It to private totonslry, which would Butler, 188 Oek street. toe port it once attacked. to Btay, and could ba a perpianent enable him to take the ^U eal and followed by somewhat higher The retirement of the** two di dinner party at th* home of Mr. ADMITTED TODAY: Edward Thia 1* particularly so, toev aay, would put Btoonhowor on the gaosMe ahead la eeaaptoto flaaa- temperature* through tho waok UNTIL AFTER rectors,Lor. aa.. wellw... aa~ the—______decision to - . 1*'™- J* Herbert Finley of 98 Hutchinson, Bolton. tince it would Ua almoat to tha wiieng old* of th* toou*. policy for Oarmany. Ruaato would end. xo after the representative noml- Phelps road, lto. F l^ y pre^red I Join ua to tha pratona* that the elal seeurlly. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son shadow of a statu* of Mobile’s own And, oven If Ib x a a could b* So there to a chance that, If ha ' Pr*ol|dt*tlon during thto period nation by Dtoctor* Warren, | a meal toppad by bar^ued chlck- to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eckler, 15 Admiral Raphael Semmes, famed German problam had baan aolved will oa the average total leas than LABOR DAY an end spaghetti which waa en gajned on thl* baala. It might b* rune, he will run the way he BaUey, Crockett and Bourn, will Byron road, and a daughter to Hr. Confederate Naval hero. Then w* will both have done would hav* to tun to order to hav* on* tenth of an inch oeeurrtog as foree'radlcal alteration of the joyed by all present Later toe Th* Mobile American Lagloii is th* coa* that the gain of Texaa to- group gathered Indoor* to to* Fin and Mrs. John Baker, 9 Cook whet to abeolutely th* worst pos hto own beet chance of winning. powers about th* weekenA composition of the next Boaid of expected to aeek support of the voived th* loea of the nation. lay home and tha fun continued street. sible thtog'WS could do With Oer Directors. Of the preaent board, BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter national convention now meeting Aa a matter of fact, th* pool-. . , only Mayor Harold A. Turklngton until a late hour. In New Tork to its efforts to bring 'Ihe party waa to the nature of to Mr. snd Mra. John Godek, Rock Hop Governor Stevenson adopted ^ ^ and Director Harry J. Flrato. both ville, snd a son to Mr. and Mrs. toe ship here. guaranteed that there can bs no 'semtsmm. Republicans, and Director Welter a farewell to toe Hayfords who to Joseph Striroasltls, 41 Drive F. w u rather doe* to the postUon Hebron T. Mahoney, Democrat, are seek toe near totur* will remove to Mil FOR Btoenhower himself had previous peace to th* world. For thor* can waukee, Wto Mr. Hayford ho* DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: be no peace to the world while ing reelection. Mrs. Margaret Baker, 08 Bolton ly Indicated. And thla to an toau* Donkey Ball Game Town & Cointry Auetion Sales boon transferred to that city by Flood Covers 90% there to a Germany portlttoned. Besides Bowers, the three in his company and expects to leave street; Mrs. Ells Csffrey. 11 Strsnt wljer* the two candidates ought to A donkey ball game aponoored T * C WOMEN’S OUTLET cumbent director* seeking re-elec street; Mrs. May Sullivan, 487 W«s $7t0 Perhaps It to no longer to be by the Hebron American Legion, ‘‘EforithifesThit within two weeks. Mrs. Hayford 3S Btqy to agreomant, each refusing MILL STREET GLASTONBURY tion and the four union men, the Center street; Vincent Bieslsdeckl. Of Manila; 8 Drown 1 avoided. In that caoe, there to still Jonea-Keefe Poet, and the local fire and their four chUdren will remgtn THIS WKKK to buy vote* thto way, and aach following candidates are seeking until such time as hsr husband Is 18 River street. Rockville; Freder a waakness to our own poelUon. It department will take place Sept OPEN 9:30 to 9 DAILY—SAT ’TIL 6 P. M. nomination as directors: Republi ick England, 172 School atreet; Al eoatrnt to base hto batUo for B on the Hebron bell ground* at Thof Nood to Mako i abl* to arrange for e suitable (Oonttoned from Fags One) to that w* aeem more, anxious for cans Clifford C. Varney, Theodore var Berggren, Jr., 60 Jarvt* road; Trkaa on other toeues. 8 p. m. There Will be nine donkeys house for hie family. They have Mra. Florin* Barron and ion, Ver 94 PT. LADIES’ DIAMOND thl* solution which to not a solu L. Fairbanks, Hlverett R. Kennedy, a host of friends to town since whipped by heavy winds, injured | Governor Stevenson, by hto own *n th* field and a good deal of Tkit a Mara Farfaat Jacob F. Miller, Attorney Arthur non road, Bolton. EINO. Tw* flerjr Mde dto- tion then do th* Russians, that amusement Is promised. Th* don they came her* 10 year* ago. DISCHARGED TODAY: Rich 14 others. Three were. mlsalng. mende. Bleb 14k. yeltow gold fonhrlght stand on the Issue, by keys will be fumtohed by Ra»ph Back To Your Dock J. L*Claire and Albert J. Todd; During toe evening toe hostess, Thousands Marooped and Democrat* James M. Ganxer, Mrs. Finlay, to behalf at to* gath ard Pringle, 31 Middle turnpike Swollen rivers and streams I mounting. hl4 deflmic* of Texa., ha* ^ t e d *** Godfrey of Crescent. Okie. IT Bark ta Sekaoir Mkry D. Rosa, Helsn M. Fltspat- weal. an; obvious p o litic trap for hi* ' to be the ones who hav* refused to Hebron le Uabeaten ering. presented to Mrs. Hayford swept away rows of homes and rick, SaJva J. Vsndrlllo and Ed s purse of money. In turn toe par Wooden bridge*. Thousand* of opponent, tovlUng Elsenhower to consider other poacibllltlee. W* As a reouR of Sunday’* Inter- ahould meet with the Russians, County League baseball game be SCHOOL or OFFICE ward M. Kose. ticipant thanked their friends for worker* in the city of one million stop forward and take the bid he 70 PT. EMERALD CUT LA tween Hebron and South Coven- Both parties will nominate six toe accepUble gift and to* party person* were marooned for hours DIES’ DIAMOND KINO himself rejected. It needs to be and both of us Miould take a long, candidates for director to the arranged'to toelr honor. 8h* as Marlborough to watat-hlgh, swirling waters. hard look a t th* folly Into which try, the Hebron team remalua un with 3 brtUtont baguette*. realised that, from th* Stevenson beaten for th* aeaeon, ite score Mofco Your rimarles. and of these nine will aured thsm they would keenly mis* Numerous car* and buaas re-1 Se elected to the board. Under toe Ptattnum stotlag. porat of view, th* supreme effort we hav* been nudging on* an now atandtog at 11-0. Now Pwkor"2r Wa Hava Manchester end their easoclations Fair la Slated mained stalled to streets broken | other. Partition to th* easiest path Th* score, of Sunday's gam* to Pay C/ieck or Allowance proviaions of the minority toPre-1 jKre. 'Marlborough Grange will hold up by toe flood. SEIBERLINB of|th* campaign, and the moot Roquior Frico $400 ahead. It to also tha moat quoted at 11-3, favoring Hebron. sentation amendment to toe Town invited gueete included Mr. and Its snnusl fair Saturday at the Threatening clouds hung low | subtle effort of th* campaign, will He and Ptndl Sot— Charter, at least three of the dlrec- Joseph Psro. Mr. and Mrs. over the *ea level city. dangerous. At lest available figures Bolton Do Double Duty If fairgrounds. For this seventh an bejto hava Eisenhower somehow stood et S-3; Columbia, 4-B; South Y**...bcltilMie*w BRIEFMSES tors will be chosen from toe minor- j Kennedy By*. Mr. snd Mr*. The Manila Weather bureau said I THIS WEEK Parker ”21” Pee end C 4 f l nual event toere wiU be exhibitions chMpan himself, to leave him Coventry and Lebanon each 3-7. Ity party. | Maurics O’Connor, Dr. and Mrs. of sgrlcultursl Items, cattle draw the 15-hour storm was caused by Paadl fair lest fisM | | l | Otoer Candidates WiUlsm L. Conlon, Mr. snd Mrs. a low pressure area which hit RC! opialngs which ar* tempUng but The schedule of game* ettll to el Every Kiid ing, entertainment and pony rides A Flick Of The Cool be played reada: Lebanon at He voe’despecltopay | | | Other csndldstes *r* RepubU- Charles Nute, Mr. and Mrs. Itob- for tos youngsters. Manila without warning. The dia- trqadierous. bron, Aug. 31: th* WlUimanUc Mew F an DRESSES n r fiw pee oleael | O r cans Samuel J Turklngton. town ert McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. I^ n turbance had moved 350 miles A Terrific laveatmeat Op- As tha second summer begins, Other attractions include an ap portuolty. I'yi Carats Lndlee’ SAFETY ’pie sttnation Stevenson to fac- Ridges at Hebron, Sept 1. Labor Hwryl west-northwest of Manila by mid- there are likely to be a few linger • AT THE AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE OF Gooee ea* *w large ediecfffx et clerk; C. LeroJ NorrtotoSn ple pi* contest, dancing on the Round Diamond. Daarttog, to that Elsenhower can win it D ^ nonald Humlnrway. rtfli- er* Mr. and Mra. j. Lfeo tiaaaiar, Green and 4-H displays. Also on afternoon. The weather bureau ing cold nighta, bracing dawna, said it was headed for th* South brilliant, sot to plattnum hcirematoa Btoenhower. And the ’The Ridges 1s a non-league brtofeases to beta leather aad tro ^o f voterl Grorge B. W lin a Mr. and Mrs. Everatt Kenne^. exhitotion will be vegeUbles, fruit, and cool daya. A hint of potential team which sports e 33-7 record iSd m e ^ r B WlUon. Board of Mrs. Herbert McCann and daugh- China mainland in toe vicinity of | with tw* beautiful baguette mcAt faoctoattog plays of' the other matorteh Ftless roage canlM goods, livestock, home side dtooMinds. froat add* to the appeal of the thto year, having played some of I S S f e c ^ c T Otto H. Herrmann, ter Elva. Mr. and Mrs. Oarence cooking, ^ flowers, needlework, and Hainan. campaign, we would guess, wiU be th* top semi-pro teams to the 00 JsmroDuffy, Sedrlck J. Straughan SelpeL ______During tho height of toe storm, I warming daya which ar* coming. hobbies * those to which Stevenson coyly in atet* as wall as to Northsm New 12-20 strong wind* whipped water over | Roqolor Frico $1,200 The atmoephere of eecapo from and Raymond E. Robtosom co*~ ~~Z ^ ^ , Oil on Roads the Reawall protecting the city. TIRES Vitos Bsenhower to stoop down England. Currently the Wllltman- UF U V i .5 2 in prsparation for the winter last minute peril add* to the Couple I* Given All outgoing domeatlc airline THI$ WEEK JJJ5 na^ pick up soma cheap, w y tlc team to leading the Manchester months ahead, several of the main flavor and beauty of gardens. Twilight circuit. Thl*' league flights from Manila International I ALL FABRICS AND STYLES 29c te 15.00 Cart Hultlne. Board of *Wurotlon roads to the town have been given Airport were canceled yesterday. Tho tiro bargain oi the year! Buy 3 There are, of course, those who sport* such teams as Hemilton- 5 and B. William------H ackett 2 ’ Jack-JiU Shower an application of oil and sand. Three inbound planes from Tokyo, I prefer their seosone to flower end Pratt and Whitney, each car Steele. Rlchaird W. Law and Ed Persoaal Mention Soiborling Safety Tiros .* and you rying several former University ward 8. Dik, Justice of tb* peace. Honk Kong, and Bangkok landed 1 CARAT 19 PTS. EBIEB- Sl^ow-Boxing Nearly Over? without threat, and who are die- Mlaa AUca Breen of Storrs and Mias Nancy Frink ia visiting her at Clark Field, 40 miles north of | ALD OUT DIAMOND In of Connecticut players on their The other Democratic cMdl- grandmother at Grafton, N. H. got the 4th at no extra coot . also ^ th* battle of notes between concerted no end when there to an rosters. Richard Krlatoff of Birch street Manila. pIntiBani oetttog with two New Fan SKIRTS 8RU THEU UVINU! dates ar* N. Ctoarlro Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Johnson, TwJhoon warnings were lowered htU East and West ovar th* German exciting prelude. Give them a The incoming Ridges will pose were honored at a Jack and JUI luatrau* bognetto*. special prices if you-need only one or considerable threat to Hebron. THAT YOU’LL WEAR AND WEAR EVERY WHERE PENCIL SET laclagtog two- town treasurer; Bdi^rd F. shower at to* home of Mr. and Sr., and aon David, have returned today over central and north lAi- queatlon, it has been our effort to threat of frost at th* beginning of M orisrty snd tyiUlam E. Vlens, from Block Island where they *on, permitting resumption of | two tirec. Come in today —this offer Games will continue as followa: AT AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE OF aheU box. jw n w .7 OMteh I Mrs. William Moraoi of 98 Blasell Keqwler Frico $1,350 av^ld any. roaeUng with Russia on aummer, or of second summer, to Sept. 7, Hebron at Bolton; Sept registrar of votw Mto I Saturday night Tha couple spent a one-week vacation. plane flights. is for a limited time only. th^ German problem, and to pre- years when we have the latter, Board of Cards have been received from 14, open date; Sept 3$. Bolton at Pvt. Martin Schadtlc, now station THI5 WEEK j ig j vaat th* appiUrance*of any real and they go about talking of Oc Hebron. 4 9 c k 1 .0 0 KiecoU. Ronald jcany oouplas attended toe ahow- toony E. Bayles. ronaUbl^ H jw a ^ ^ preaentod Oi* couple with ed In Germany. prdipcct for German unity. We tober weather and pretending that Repton CM Organ Horae* w. Sallere. son of Prof. .00 W. Oarrlty, Mrs. Joaime | household gift*. Rafrcabinante TOYS SFKIAl TIAOI-IN hai^’t believed the Russlana there hoe been an elUpsto of a**' nvvay and Mhi. E. Mae Holden. Charles Coleman SMlers of Car NOTEBOOKS snd loose were served to a fssUvsIy decorat STEP FROM WAR For the Klddtos AllOWANCi AND i.U r * a ^ meant to concede free elec ieona. But os for us, w* confeet lisle, Pa., weat to Shelton Sunday Board of Education, and RaymMd ed room. After th* gUte were CONVINIINT TMMS to visit with relatives, the Rev. UP seas—24-30 leaf binders for every T. Qulsh, Harold Geer, Edward J. tions to Germany and German that we like a flick of the cool opened toe couples enjoyed en eve- Wtosted, Aug. 28—<4V- U. 8. tfirtiArthur Drug Storts T itnlly, and w* haven’t wanted Just before w* enter, th* eeuna. and Mrs. Howard C. Champ*. Dur school need. Mortarty and William V. DeHan, n ^ of dancing. Large Aeeeitm ent ing Horace’s stay at hto Hebron JueUce of to* peace. Ambassador Philip Jessup says a 8 th * ^ thtoga even if the Rueotons 3 Hosteasaa were Mrs. Moran, Mias false step could art off World War -e- b o So- that* to what It to—the Gail home through August, he has put Left vacant by toe Demox^tej Ruth Mearman aad Mlto Jantc* LI: w o ^ eooced* them. Our objec stimulating prelude to th* good to time repairtog tha old organ at m m s lU. Speaking et a Klwanto club S Oir Now Wlstor O I are toe town clerk nomtoatk^ Mearman, who wiU be Mis* Breen’s dinner here lest night, Jeesup said. tive haa bean to keep Western heat ahead—and If there to some St Peter’s Episcopal Chur^ At one for selectman and one for to* brtdfemald. LAND sueviviNe k d three-year Board of IMucatom ”a falsa step taken during to* last Oaanany haadtog straight toward confusion about It that to, we sup Bo AmzmI At Now Moth five or ten veers or to the next five an^ad alltonc* with ua, and our pose, charitably to be laid to tha Edward L. Dovb, Jr. MORIARH BROTHERS oelf water on Russia’s proposal* fact that many beginnings arid fcoal been designed to keep the endings hav* certain similarities. termtoed working of our democre- 15 Procter Rood THE LEVEL” AT CEHTER AND BROAD STREETS—TiLEFHONE i l l s '
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P a V e N i r a V .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 28, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,1988 PAGE EIGHT COVENtRY Partloned Convict More School Patrolncn Ex-President Cool A ll Schools Open Thu0dayg BY J. R. WILLIAMS I OUR BOAWniWG HOUSE wHh MAJOR HOOPl.B DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BockviUe ■ Noeded, Pollco Report OUT OUR WAY ■# ■ As Lodge Bums t HWJSNfT CA«MeO> ESAO.MEN/ I iNTeWOEOTO Faces Jail Again IM TELUtW IPO WIRE/MARTHA HER WlW- Sense and Nonsense GOP Selects With the opening of the So New Pupils Can Regis^^ lo w ^tX/LX t>«TAeOUT A T ic k e t s i n c e AiTtwtr to Proviouo Puiilo Waddell School one week from 8Uh, Ckllf.. Aug. 26- « u m pir e is th e REWARO OP SEE bottom of her heart, but there a prison tsrm after he had gained clothes from the burning lodge of BLIMCt M e& S O J ^ A t'M STILL A TEW i 2 L oum t u m always roqm for eom* other fellow By School Superintendent Schendel. t trations on ’Thuraday, Aug. 26. It will be helpful if «videae*4f V4HVOONIT ING HER FACE UGKT h o b ie o n t a l Uia bean elevator and Myrt'a mor- naUonwIde . note wUh a musical a friend at Silver Lake near here l o s s sou OOTA7UE CHIP* AHEAD 2 Promontory i at tho top. Any pupil not previously regis-. grade placement la preaentod ,Tor 43AME FPR-THROw TKJ’ THcy/HAKE UP/— BUT DON'T 1,4 Actieaa of I i i i to social enemy, had an awful AlfErnates Also Neui^ comp^tldn, waa snummonad into ’ITiere are several openings Sunday night. thoee puplla who have prevlauRy OP TH E < 4 Marsh for men less than 88 years old, "All. my Ufe I spent a gooq deal tarad in a Mancheeter school may A SPITBAUL.' V/^CATlON6 TARRyOR FALL screen and spat In the poet of flee today. Myrt Rockville, Aug. 26— (Special)—^ miintcipM court today tor trial on be registered then. School offices attended another senool elseWMlgg. PROOISAX^ 5 Maka a spctch He—Thera U one Ume when the Bui Ai^ Cninstnict^; Schendel said today, and any of Umo helping refugees," a com s o n A UMSEN0U6H AMONG Th ie v e s radio The complete Hat of the teaching chargee of burglary. wilt he open from 10 a. m. to This may be a tranafer card <)r a OChancaa moat, careful girl puts her foot in U atUl boiling inalde and out over ' Energency. Doctora. one Interested In the work panion. Dr. Wtlllam Jenny, quoted TO HEAL T h e IF > o o Va l u e • Iroquulan 'paraonhel for the Town of 'Vemon. To AHend CoavEutlon GrandStolf, 60. . Is accuesd of noon and from 3 to 4 o'clock In the report card, tseued at the d e ie of 7 Biblical nama n mean valentine she received. Mlea should make Inquiries at police the former . President yesterday. CALLUSES • YOUR BONES Indian II It school system has been announced burglarising t w o Milwaukee aftenoon. the school year in June. ’ • ■ Expunaar l i She—Virhan la that? Cordelia Punkborry. preeldnjt of Physicians of tho* Mmnohes- headquarters. "Thla is the ffrst time 1 have fait FROM THOSE HEH-HEH 10 Comma nda Uie Catcua Suffragist club and pro ^ School Superintendent Arthur (>>veatry, Augr 29— (Special)—* homes on May I L He has pleaded Registration at this time will Any child wtiose fifth Urthdigr ‘ ^GALLET • Glrl’a name Ha—Whan aha puU on her E. Chntterton. In addition to an ter Medical AsaoctoUon \*who innocent. An attempt to win his like one.” ' falls on or before hast Jan. 1, may 12 Latha moter of the Anti-Tobacco a«laty. 'will respond to amargaiicy IMlegates to the Rapubllcai\ con prevent tha delay which may oc .OARS? M M aatcuf atocklnf. nouncing the teaching staff CHiat- release on'the contohtlon there The lodge, luxurious mountain cur If registration Is postponed be admitted to kindergarten. S|m* , 11 iMUa in raya bJbo received a mwut valtoUtt* w calls tomorrow aftmipon and vention aekt month were left upto- 13 Hindu terton points out that the school waa Insufficient evidence to hold home ot Importer Nate Mllnor, waa until tha opening day of echool. llarly, the etoth birthday iraiat IS EcclesUatic 23Entlct gtSoaki (lax tha earn* time, eo Myrt can't Uy evening nre Dr. Joseph Maa- atructad'aftea.being named at a he foimd more Uian a marital dls garment 'Buddy, can you apara a nickel bus operated by Andrew Darico,: him for trial failed. destroyed by the lire. Sept. S. coma on or before Jen. 1 lf '^ 6 ^ ^ Uta Mama on Cordelia. M yrt* Val aaro, tal. 70S9 and Dr. Howard caucus held hete*last night. Named pute, 27 Struggled 33 Javanese for a cuppa coffoeT'’ whlnod the 3f., will begin its first run at 7:30 Orandstaft was pardoned In 1960 Hoover later boarded a piano for ■To complete reglatratton, a birth be admitted toJIrat grade. l.rtrouarr..s|r^X'' entina—aba showed It to tha new Lockwnrd, tel. 3-5343. were Cant. Walter 8. Keller, Eu r Equals 30 Rail bird commuiiily paahandlar as ha held out a dirty instoad of 7:36 a. m. This ia due from the Tennessee prison In He has twp outboard motors San Fransclaco. certificate must be presented. If Information ' concerning 3ptbv 11 You c a n ----- mUliner from Cffilcago to Uio W - gene W.^LaUmer, Mrs. John F. Bert Mattel, pras)dant of the '20 Wanderers 31 Laymen 41 Lions palm. to the closing of the crossing at which hewas serving Ufa as an ha hidden in the cellar,” Mre, Ro vacclnaUon against amalt-pox and grama and .Johcdulea for., any -> her In the 32 More angtred 42 Incrusiatlona ace ahop-deplctad a rather old girt BisseU and Mrs. John M. Tyler. mano reportedly told tha police Honolulu CNI Company, anothor echool may be iecured by egUmg; 22 father or Tho fatherly-looking gentleman Phoenix street' to Vemon neces-1 Selected as alternates were Mrs. bitual criminal aftsr hs gained ImmunlsaUon against diphtheria movlea 33 Evening on lorM with a long none, trying to entrt man, pointing an accusing finger guest at the lodge, said the 76 the office of tha echool on llkurii- mother looked at him with tender pity and Mtoting a longer routa, The school ento the target and guides the Thomas Rider, Mrs. Harry Olson, prominent for h la'“Big Springs have been done, that evidence It Check s 2^ Horse'i neck 34 Meal 45 Route (ab.) a young mnn with glass hair. The cafetoiiaa will b« open on the first I fighter into the attack, at her husband. year-old Hoover waa “ooel as i should also be presented. Regula day. Similarly,* all adioola will be repUod, ''‘l’m sorry, young mnn old girl bad a bug net noaa claims Mrs. Joseph Motycka and Mrs. Cantata." composed to mark the 21 Compasa polnl ^ j 35 Puff up 47 Winglike pj»rl havo no money but 1 ahoulciTd like to day «f school, Sept 3, This year; The pilot retains control of the lOOth anniversary of Big Springs Hunt took a took and then called cucumber, I Iselleve the only thing tions of tha Board of Education re open on Tueeday, Sept. 2, fdf: 22 Ring she didn’t send the mean valanUne Byron HslI. he kMt was hla comb.’’ teachers’ meetings and prepara 'give you n little advice." the price* of lunch will be 30 cents. firing mechanism, however, and Aaeooiatloii te M )et Ttx. in atate police fromsthe Colches quire that Uieae be done, although 23 Raceipta to Myrt and denies nU knowlad^ PrinMpala of the various achoola ter barracks. With trooper Vincent they may be delayed until later in tion of ctasarooms for tha r a ^ a r r ” r 4 r 1 1 r A t this the panhandler blew of IL Myrt elnima abo wouldn t can refrain from firing his rockets A chicken barbecue for members 3S Birds and acrenmed' impatiently, “ All ^11 be in their officee Sept.’ 2 from until ha has positively identified Brescle, he arrested Romano and the fall because of medical recom opening ot schools next WsdiMir belteva tloaa and Floss said there of the Watorfront Park Asaocta- Woman Is Killed day. SbK? 3g Blemish r - (A • the time I gat plenty of advice, 9:30 m. m. to 3:30 p. m., to accept the target, the spokbaman aald. Paul Qlonfrlddo, 43, in whoae mendation that they be deferred was an AUanUc ocean. Myrt nays ragtstraUona for the school year. Uon wlU be held Saturday at the Husband •Arrested nearby home police say they found 27 Mongrel but no money. Say, if you guys A Ufe raft was tossed out to association beach on Lake Wam- 2g Reply (ab.) A that If aha ware not a perfect ladv Detegatei NamM four other motors. In Fall from Car K 1^1 never have no money how can you she would sand Floss to n hoapltnl. the one survivor spotted a few gumbaug. Tickets for the event caused her death. Her body then wee 'kit by a 20 Native metal A telegram advocaUng that Wil On Theft Charge The pair waa )>ooked on charges expect me to believe that your ad Tha girla crantad such a fuse to the mlnutos before the atorm struck. which wUl boUter the group’s The n ^ rt of John Wilcox and weitboiind car driven by Afftbooy J.R.WiU im!5 r liam Purtell, six-year nominee to of breaking, entering and theft Terryvllle, Aug. 26—(F)—A 43- 10 Slip r “ vice la worth anything*" po«t office that tha Hub atora eat Lt. Li, J, WIckanbelaer, pilot of street mmlntalnence fund, are Alden 'Thompion, officers at Orlofskl, 31, of Tbemaaten. She ' / IPMSUe AMP UP, 33 Squanderer P the Benate, be appointed to fill the a P3T flying bat out of Oojrry avaUable from Mrs. Edgar Wen and held in 33,000 bonda for ap year-old woman was killed here died at tha acena o f ths aeetdent. !i took to the high shalvas where the Interim Senate term iintli Jan. 3, pearance in Portland Town Court early today whm she fell out of an tached, to the Litchfield State Po 37 Boet paddles r - Tho elderly lady visiting No. 9 lantern globes* are stored Field, -/Ibflgacola,' aald he flew nerberg, chairman. An auction will Windsor, Aug. 26—, wicltenhelsar said “When tato said It could not .be deter U. S. Route 6. She fell out when TnuskowakI o f' the T*n;iyine grir-MomuiH »wirM. wood sprite i Myrt and Fiona to shake hands DIacuaa Revalaatkm Police said the others are be world, you enn trust that wears M ith Camtl, vice chairman; Patrolman James Hunt said mined Immediately whether the the car took a left tuyn into a elds force, are conttrtuihg thg invastl* iMwnwmifOMs; 44 She Is a w PE and make up. Myrt aaya she never Members of the CItlsens' Com lieved to have been taken In the 5 ” P pants is n iamb chop. that when he'arrived at tha hdme fall or the impact of the other ear itr*ct. gatlon. TOMUPAIMMrf w«m capable —— m will ns long as water flows over iTFf'K^eii.'^togato; the raft." mittee wiU msst with the revalua- of Frank Rbmano, 86, last night New London area. 11 R Daughtar—Mother, don't be rl- tlon'team of the New England Ap 46 Bevels IT diculoua. M y husband wouldn’t Niagara Falls. thortoed to appoint their own al- ■MMHTONtW 41 Bristly CRASH KILLS SEVEN praisal Assoclatss at ths town xnACNf e Rp R start chasing women at hia age. tamates. offics building tomorrow at ^ . m 49'Toward the Joan—Wow, listen to that dog , Slatq Budget Hearing sheltered aide i Her mother smiled knowingly. Shreveport, IgL, Aug. M—(JCh- ’Tha survey of town and private if r k a Mother—Ago has nothing to do bark. Ha must be vicious The annual budget meeting of property har been going on elnce M Perched ana r r Connie—No, hnvant’ you heard the Vemon Toyrn Board of Fi Emergency vehiclea waited ordy a w lth'lL Look at the way your mile away as a crippled B-29 last October and to nearing com 51 Metal rod father want after women. The only that barking dogs dm’t Mte? nance will be held this evening at Joan—Yes. rat what happens 8 o'clock In the superior court crashed and burst Into flames at pletion. ' VERTICAL way 1 could slow him down was to nearby Barksdale Air Force Base Acta on Petition li whan ha stops barking? room. I Pertaining In taka the Urea off hla wheel chair. Seven airmen were killed. Tho Coventry farmer, wlio two A t this time, all local boards days ago aald ha was getting up a i Arabia and orgahlzationa should present The pilot notified the control BY DICK TURNER. tower hia No, 1 engine was dead petition asking a probe of a nat PARNIVAL .their requests for appropriations ural gas plpgllns firm, le still seek to be Included In the budget for and that he was mitoing an emer. M iy 7 M V S LEFT ing oignaturee from area reeldento. BY EDGAR MARTIN ttw jisar .Xt»m .3ept. 1, I952,_to gency landing yesterday. Accident BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Emy Did It vehicles. Are trucks and ambu Edgar Dyner of South etraet SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH August 31, 1953. Six copies must wants to ask Gov. Lodge te name be presented for each request. lances' were waiting on the run* '' -!/I BO.'^VOOR W VXM ’ i f t W l I V O G ACROm " iWO.VMUb MMM K way. a special commliston, comprising BN VSMiR.HOO MO WORRX •nie board members are George members of both tbe upper and - MfS» ------TUnWiD-- NOO— V R N W N I^ E. Wilson, chairman, Herman Ol But the'eraft, a refueling plane WCMRM OM ACCOUAM OB VV.SMR Nn\ffC\tHO t t m Av\. MO “33 heavUy loaded with gasoline, lower houses of the etota legisla son secretary; Janies F. Touhey, ture, to Inquire Into the activities SWVMtR A “ ‘ TO etISCK ATA O llti., AnP INCLUPfNO ROCKY newspaper In the country will THATROCky^ KHOC o a ty^ FAULT. .' Of Douglas, d u e is w H o ' School, has been awarded a 3160 of the Centra] committee of the Aril., has come to terms with the new car recently chancei vm WEWAEJU9T New England scholarship rad a party, organised fori he leadership union. It agreed to an approxi 6.70 X IS 22,05* 11 .oaf are you found it equip - S S y ^ mate -cents-an-hour increase FORANBBCJAEK V. ANDTHEC/CAR Id 3240 truateas echolarship for the of the central committee between 10 ped with Goodyear’g XDDHOOitmOM >n— — college of liberal arts. She enters full meetings,*' since the dame for its 10.000 employe* represent "«s$i$L Northeastern Sept. 3. Miss Richard ‘presidium’ corresponds more to ed by the union. Also agreed 7.10 X 15 24,45* ., l a . M t first (luality DeLuxe. It’s is tho granddaughter of Mr. rad (hose functions which actually are upon were a pension plan and oth- the tire that’s used as RABOLE! f Mrs. Rlthard, Sr., of Vernon. being exercised by the PoUtburo at *r work benefits. original equipment on Two other major companies in the present time,” the* document 7.60 X 15 26,75* 1 3 . 3 lf far more new cars than -V r 1 ’Dih Rockville imreau of The sold. dicated yesterday, however, they I Muchestor Evening Herald Is lo- Concentrate Pew’ers desired to resume negotiations any other lire. It’s the oatMl at One Mariiet strsft. Tele It added that 'the functions of with the union, according to the EDO X IS 29.35* 1 4 . « l f tire that ha* been Amer- f: phone BockviUe 6-3138. the organisation bureau will be spokesman, who declined use of ica’s first choice for 37 concentrated now In the aecretar-' hia name. . They are Anaconda — : ^ (Jopper Co., of Butte, Mont., and consecutive years. Better 1 ^ lat of the parly. 1.20 X 15 30.65* 1 5 .3 3 t nnf/ Pravda said tha bracketed word Jhe American Smeltlnif and Refin hurry — you have only $ Jet Fighter Hits “ BolshevilC' waa being dropped ing Co., wtth headquarters to New seven more days tol from the official tftle of the party York City and plants throughout •flui lux make this money-saving WITH YOUR PRESINT TIRES I. IBMbvMU • _ Wrong Aircraft —now to be "the Comifiunlst Par the country. S JOL ty of the Soviet Union"—because A Ansi tabiUstion o f strike vote ■friut tax with your prutuni firoi deal! •'.R (iommunist and Bolshevik mean ballots is scheduled for Sept. 3 Back Down The Hill ••I havont mlttod tho i:1 8 enco olneo InotaWnf this now (Continued From Rage One) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY IL C. BLOSSER the same thing and “there is no rad 3. ] I l^nunidci” need to kbep the double name.” The union originally Baked for PRISCILLA. L io n e l Debolt. « World War II As for the changes to definition 25 cent ’per hour general wage N U TC U ^LL!! TOONERVILLB l-'OLKS BY FONTAINE FOX veteran reoUled to active <*uty, of M narty jnember, the documant increase, three **’eeks vacation was overcome With grief at the Slid this now brings In the Intel- after 15 year* and elimination of 4!»CgMW4r ‘ tragic errw. He wa* unable to ex- area dlffertntlal*. Present wage He W Bu s Bo d y t e e m s t o i n t r i d u e r a i l r o a d m a m llgentoin and working peasantry MARATHON v o 8 pMln how it happened. with the 'vorkers, expre.*sing the scales for underground workers ikOOD/fKAU TRUCK TIRES SUM! IDE mnkwbhcstdx tuank !lfc,*^V|L|he Jdt plainly on his idea that the party constats of peo now range from 313.92 per day to W 4|IOV9* the National Geographic So 199 EMt Center SLrTel. 2-0864 aC FLINT Nice Cstch For Third Out BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY ^AnMher B-V7 ’’mother plane v u r e y e N M e ,»Si£!!S«!^W W lt escaped being hit. and, guided the ciety. tMiv Ma UKE Turf m/m thkoivthb SVr.ne hliek to tha base. ^ KTVLErB,sw^s OUT HACK/ m 9MOW VOU A
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IIANCHEOTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCltESTER, CJONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 26,1952 I" PAGE TEN MANCHE6TOR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1982 * ...... — "Z ZT~ 11 • O J T V T ^ T ¥ * J. ^ J in Fvt.a Tn n in ^ :Ti^ ITrucks Riding Clouds Following Second No Hit Game tOCAL _____ SPORT CHATTER CoUiiiR Decisions Anything Goes in Southern 500, ■y Deci’s Turn |VeteTan Star Stops Flanif^an in 15 EARL W. YOST Triple, Boot O vertim e Mandiestcr's One and Only Fairer Set Baseball Umpire WpMU tiltm t Stock Car Racing’s World Series Sad S es IS) Back Centers Boston, Aug. 96—t/Fi—TDtnmjr Brings Home AB R H PO A B Yanks, Indians Win Tares. Jb ...... OoUlns, Boaton’a faatharwalght New York — (NBA)—Savanty- construcUng It an Ita WRAT PLAYBBS will wt'n the#main on the regular ■"'f Olfcn. r( ...... coveted moet valuable player the Bankers are-Involved In both; Masnuaon. p, If .< Beverley Scatters Four ttUa oentandar. appann to have five proopaoUv* paychtatrio arty using Its Tonight the Cobb-coached nine Deciding Run Renn. if. p ...... aalf. Under the Impreeeioet that the baaa BhartHdtaaged by the boxing wUl h* turned loose on ah excited Darlington Is A town sC awards In the Twilight Beeeball, L>yrt»n. If I Detroit Hurler Gets situatad 10 mites wsst of Alumni UtUe L9 drtvtag shsmplwi- tha late Pete Kapura In l»46. Lefty "It waa my fault. 1 booted tho modate 20,000. Th* infield will b* Jadsinlak In 1»4«. Art Pongrata TELEVISION SPORTS) Base A timely triple by Danny Renn, Abrania. 3b ...... Decl's Drive-In ...... 8 7 VIrgtt (Firs) Trucks was riding and haek-padalUng anablad Flana ■hip, Th* Atlanta wWto has nehsd ball WednesdayH' Yankees vs. Flah'r. a a ...... ,ball,'’ he explained. "1 had it in Jammed erith,automoMI*a tuid an 0 bi 1>47, Jerry Flood In l#4d. Cliff followed by a costly error, gave Porkatt, c ...... Onter Springs ...... 8 9 -83' on the dbuds totUy but if the dou gan to avoid all but a taw of Oot- up 49944 potato, . * sosiplarad to B ro w n s; Thursday and Saturday. the Red Box a B-4 victory over the my glove but it squirted looee Juat other 15,000 or more addicts, runnar-up Haih ThotnaF IBTUk Keeney In 1*4B, Jackie May In Wattnn. If. Ib .. ble no-bit pitcher of the Detroit a* I reached to take it ouL" Uns' rights. But one at tham—a 1»50 and Bobby Dunnack last year. Yankees vs. Senators; Sunday, Cardinals In an sxtra Inning con- Hawltl. el ...... The Rec softball loop round^ amaah to the head—m t Flanagu TUB BULGOia m tD for th* Tlst FIsck BUI m a c s Johnny Kants, of Lang Dodgers vs. Giants. Boklng--Wed- tast last night at Memorial Field. Hubbard, p. If out lU regular league schedule Tigers was going around in circlea, Dreblnger then reveraed hlmaalf down for a nlna-count in tho llth. gualing 400-Up grind on a bank- Callf„ carried edi the Bt« Only Dunnack played In the loop nesday, Gena Halreton va Bobo again, ruled it. an error and hnd this season. By losing, tha Cards dropped out TMalP : ...... *... ., 3t ♦ 7 3) 7 lart night at Charter Oak with who could blame blniT After CoUlna taunted Flanagan ad mUe-and-a-quartcr asphalt Bouthorn 500, nvangod tdJB i Olson, middlewelghta. - of first placa and the beet that Rad Sna ...... 030 030 01—t Decl's Drive-In teklng a 6 to 2 The 88-year-old righthander,' the public ndtlreeB eystem an by Imitating hla cautloua footwork track Incllidea tha nation'* fora- a t a oori of $500,000, a local group par hour. H ietnaa pteppad Cardinala ...... Ill 00) 0 -4 nounce It to the' customer*. c u r r “POP” GLEASON, vet- they can now finish la In a tia for Runa battad In, Abrama. ' Flaliar, decision from Center Springs. The ■uffering his poorest season in the In burlesque fashion In tha aevanth moat atock car raoera Th* event is polls Spaedway BOO-mlte on Ma- n front laat yaar wttn • 1MB9' eran local baseball umpire and SAM VACANTI. U ttle League second raat all the way on the pitchers' mythical Rail of Rixsuto reached Imae, one on- a aggraaaiva and they battled tow-to- and '52 stock eara "But not vary often,” aays Praal- Beth asarks wars (oppsd ful leg Injury last night while Yanks win tonight, they will be Ilann; )ir crank ’The Darlington Intarnational the Cafds back in the lead. One by Mias F mmmi Lsa Fisher fin's fly to right. wara going to bat In the seventh to 10 1-2 games. The New York Racaway te advarttead as th* na- The htoka Toaeatatoff an SCORERS AND PURUaiTS Bobby Watson In the second atan- each got two hlta for the winners, dreasbig room. Georga ohoworad shafts that atrikaa thair fancy. wfflftok ter the varioua summer leagues in Three iims In Decl's half of the Inning that Trucks learned he had Giants slipped past the CardinaU Oecaatonally a atotdt ear champ Uon'a finest, aaeond fastaat only to whan tha h ^ atop l^iag WALNUT STREET Tavern has xa, his first, and another by while Russ Oowiss was the only At left, signifying a base runner inning sewed up the contest with a n o ^ tte r going. Until then he, OolUna with prates. up tha swag. Manchester this aeason who rate donated a trophy to the champlon- Red Socker to get two. into second place despite a 3-0 loaa ion wUl aompat* in Ui* Indiana- Indtenapolte. It waa buUt In 1950 Bobby Abrams In the third is safe while above she Is shown the Drive-In putting together along with all the players and the to ClnGiimati. CmUlns, after going 15 rounds for A’s for • their line work Include ahlp team In the Rec Softball frame, his fourth circuit blast of AN IMPORTANT GAME U on studying the rule book prior to three hits for three runs. Joe Shantz After tha first time .took hte victory in Ronnls Larehevsoue with the 18,448 fans, was under the as- A five-run ninth inning, cli over the Brooklyn Leagua'a regular seaaon play. Naa- the season. Tha lead changed tap tonight when the league lead working a UtUe League baseball Thompson and Joe Rivosa both hit aumption that he haid allowed ■trida. “WUlte Pap (knocked out ■tralght American Uttle Laague, Jimmy alff Arma have donated a trophy hands oncB again' In the. fourth ing Yankees meet the third place maxed by Roy Campanella’s home Dodgers, winning 8-1, in 10 in- Tatw with the Nstlonal Uttle gams. safely and Scored while Pat An- hit in the third Inning. run with two on after Pee Wee Win No. 231 by COUtna a month waa Sports Mirror to the league for the meet valu when the Sox got two runs on two D^gars. If the-Yanks should win niello worked Corcoran for a walk Ill thnt inning, Phil Rizxuto battar," OoUlns oaid. ‘*fha only I nlnga _ _ Lsagua, Mel Cushing and the arrora, two walks end b base hit. they would taka the second round Reese had singled in the tying and Twenty Year* Ago—Banwy Roaa Alumni U ttle League and Dick able player winner. and came home on Steve Bel- chopped a simple grounder to winning runs, finished off the Uma Flanagan hurt me was when In the bottom of tha sixth, Ron- champlonshtp, while should It go Unghlrl's base knock to center, short. Johnny Peaky fielded the wa bumped haads." Today A Year Ago—Tho Now dafrated Ray MiUer in a 10-round Dsy of the Rec Softball League. MOK WllJus haa donated Als Pockett was hit by a jUtched the other way It would knock C^ards in the nightcap. Rookie Athletics Attract Big York Oianta dafaatad tho Chicago wolterweight bout te Ohieago. Decl’s (St ban cleanly and then bobbled it in John ■Rutherford limited the Red- I Now th* Booton.hattter piObahly enough lumber for a new score ball and Watson singled to left. them Into a two-way tie for top AB R H PO A E hla glove aa he tried to pick It out YBRERDAYMI RBSCUt* wUl b* caUod upon to mark tima Cuba, 5-4 and 5-1. to run thair tn Hte atata ■■■ rSNOERELLA STORT is being board at the Uttle League baaa* The ball got by the left Aeldgr and spot with the Cerda and tha Dodg .tnnlrlln. sj ... 0 3 1 0 blrda to two hits in the opener. Gate* When Southpaw winning atraak to 14 gamaa and cut drira in tptarvM' ^ iB d wtafltag lelllnshlrt. 3b 1 1 0 0 for the throw to first. After one untU Fadarteo Phimmar of Pan written In tha Alumni U ttle ball diamond at the Charter Oak each runner advanced an extra ers would be a half-game out with Ken Raffenaberger blanked the Jinshamton iJ ’fiiantoo L th* Brooklyn Dodgar toad to sip ONB RUN OHAMra aa the D d d M n want atot.to I Leagua'a second round of play. B. P sesn i, c( , 1 1 0 0 bad stab, he grabbed it but the Giants with six hits to register Ace Goes to the Hillj ama and Percy Baaaatt ef PhUa Lota which Will he officially open base, putting men on aecopd and one contest left to play. The game Fenna Lee Calls ^Em As She Sees Em Gentllcorv. c( . 0 0 0 0 8chen*cUdy 13. Albany 4. dalphIa, who wont to a lO-round gamtw. tha O ataSA>R to ^ Coach-Dick Cobh's FIrM National Auffutt. c .... 1 10 0 0 toss was low and lata and Rixsuto his fifth shutout and his 14th vic MaUsaal , . ’Tha Cardlnate, who have yat to ed next seaaon. Dick Is a UtUa third and only one qown. Bobby will be played at Memorial Field Brooklyn 8-4. S t Loula 1-6. draw in Panama City Sunday, go portion or tho light Bank team appeared out of the Beveriry. p .. was safe. tory for the Reila. PhUadalphIa. Aug. 28—(/P)— Fiv* Yaaw Ago—Johnny Mia* drop both rads of a doubte-haadar anor wtaalag ths attqfMon giata l-eague umpire. Hswltt was called oiit on btrlksia at B:4B. L up'. lb ...... John Dreblnger, officer acorer Phlla Montreal 1. H i Buffalo 1. 3 (Only graduate of Manchester High last barb last night and today David J. Ferrl*. president of the Twi AB R H PO A K work Shanta performa—whUa Spring, la Manchester's first and light League decided that together they add up to another play Cobb. If ...... 2 0 1 1 0 3 pitching from what looka Uke a aamea achadulad). only girl baseball umpire. Corcoran, 3b ...... 3 0 0 I 0 1 8TANDINOS off game. Nowsk. 3h ...... 1 0 0 0 1 n deep knN brail—la oiling the turn- ■aatara One may aak why would any Anthon.v Anania, catclier for the Mt. Carmel team. Intro Glestoc, ss ...... 3 0 0 3 I 0 ■tllas. W L Pti 2.81 mark. The veteran Radleg very saldom was caught out of po Fort Wayne Open putt for a birdie three. Turnesa S t L oub ...... 43 76 .404 3 hurlar haa a 14-11 record. land, who batted .180 for Pitts sition and her judgment was never chipped short and missed a 10- 15,887 per game for a total of 200,' Detroit ...... 43 41 .441 3 burgh, Lopea said ha haa no alter Sports 717. With someone else on the IntornstlsnsI In tha American League, Phtla- questioned by either players, foot putt to get a par 4. Mohtrcsl ...... |4 5® -JJ7 ~ native. Alan Johnson Jimmy Maaoggla coachear managers or parents. The MOTOR SALES mounil. Jimmy Dykes' charges delphia'a Bobby Shanta, with 4B (Truot) (Flrot Natloaal) Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 28—(iPi The Californian had led all the Syrscufo ...... ■•••I? S 'Hi , earned tallies In 239 frames, holds The other shortstop, Merrill latter group la the most critical of —The Professional Golfers’ Asso way to the 13th hole, but Turnesa's • “YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER” have played to 489,781 road cus Rochootor ...... 74 44 . 544 1 Combs, "lost two big games for It will be Bank Night at the Charter Oak Lota tonight when tho umpire's decisions in Little League UTTLE LEAGUE tomers in 30 appearances for Toronto ...... 46 64 .644 1 tha top spot with a l.Bl avaraga. Firat National Bank meeta Mancheator Truat In an Alumni UtUe ciation may have a new conten' birdie three there put him on* TELEPHONE 4134 The brilliant southpaw, saaklng to us last Urns wa wara on tha road," games. The PAC clipped the Elks the der for top money honors in Jim stroke up. d a rk evened 1t on the 14,858 . average per game. Bsltlraoro ...... 55 74 . 476 3 capture pitching's triple crown, hs aald. League game at B;30. The First Nationals must win to romain In new city champions by a 7 to 6 WEST CENTER STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD The best crowd Shanta haa aprlnxneld ...... 64 74 .434 3 "Boont Is all coafusad. Mayba tha running tor serond round honors. Jackto Hedlund wlU pitch *T like to work with young boya my p a rk , who defeated PGA Na next hole, held even on the 15th pitched before was the capacity Ottewn ...... 64 73 .434 3 has won 33 and dropped hnly four and that’s another reason why I score In n game last night that ran tional Champion Jim Turnesa in an and got his winning margin on 9 o u t o f 1 0 for the fourth placa Athlatlca some of this Is due tp hts Injuries. for tho F. N.’s with Bob Pearson on the hill for the Truat. Jimmy down the curtain on Little League the 17th. louac of 85,673 which watched him TODAYS GAMES They might have upset h|a coor Msneggla will oatcb Hedlund white Al Johnson will be In the Trust took up nmplrlng,” Mian Flaher baseball for 1952. Although there 18-hole playoff for the $15,000 Fort rack up win No. 20 against the Esotern Karl Drews and Robin Roberta, dination. Strickland wilt ba our sutfleld. aald. “I am lo4>klng forward to Wayne Opm title Monday. Sam (YNeall, Crawfordsville, Red Sox ber*. Hte beat roiul date Bersnton st ilsrttord (I p. m.). a pair of PhUadalphIa righthand nmnlrlng again next aenaen la the was nothing for either team to win Clark, 3I*year-old Laguna Ind., won the playoff in the Ama Rosdlnx St Albany. shortstop and tha job la his unless or loae except to complete the was a Memorial Day appearance I^llsmsport St Blnahsmton. ers, follow close behind Raffena- he can't ftald atthar. In that caaa, Little LMgne.” ■chcdule, both clubs played hard Beach, OUif., pro playsd like teur Division from Dr. Wendell WERBNER'S ANNOUNCES at Yankee Stadium. For the dou Bclwnoctady st Elmira. berger In tha National Laagua through their 13th year aerioualy During her high school career campion in downing the Brlarcllff, Aldrich, Angolia, Ind., by one AaMrMUi allyaar’HiuBd I don't know what we'll do." handicap* the kiddlea later on right down to the finish. Roger bleheader, 80,005 showed up. earned run race. Draws, who Notes Straight ahe waa active In soccer, volley Oetaay's long triple In the Fourth N. Y, vsteran by one stroke with stroke with a par 72. Thus the featherweight feature at. Louis at Now Tork (nlaht)—Csln boasts five shutouts, has permitted when they encounter tha real arti hail, boViing. basketball, softball a three-imder-par 89. (S7) »• Ssln (4-4). ^ cle. "They have to learn the cleaned the baaea and gave the attraction of tha Madmen may Clovtlsnd st Phllsdolphls (nlimtl — I 48 earned runa In 171 Innings for Off the Cuff and field hixtkey and atarred in PAC lada the win. They went into the playoff by NEW LOW PRICES easily make the ilifference In Osrcls (14.4) or roller (4-13) osahsnU | a 2.B3 slate while Roberts, the NL's game all over," he contend*. carding equal 16-imder-]^r 273a in (22*4) MAJOn LEAGUE them all. P.A.C (1> whether the club ends up in the Detroit st Boston (nlaht)—Houtte-1 only 30-game winner, la third at H PO A E the regulation 72-hole play In the Now York, Aug. 2»—i-Ti—A lA IT IMAGINATION, or ha* Tha onlv gat ump in thla City of AB R red or black thla year. man (4-17) y s Mudron (3-4). I 3.B6. Robln'a rtcord showa 71 DfCRrll. if ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Elks Country Club course, (^ark FOR FA LL A t leaat, Bbaata's the moot mag' ChIcMo st Washlncton (night) — | cloae friond of Eddie Arcaro soya ■omtUilng gone out of the Na Village Charm wag also quite a 1 1 0 1 0 > earned runs In 3S0 . innings. Grout. 2b ...... 2 never led during the tournament 1950 netio persomaBty the A’s have Pierce (14-8) y s PorUrfiold (10-13), thxt the country’* beet - »nd rich- tional Amateur golf champlon- scholar at Manchester High. She WhfAlpr. cf ...... 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 Our Entir* Slock Nstlsnal Brooklyn's Billy Loes, kayosd Mt jockey firmly Intends to quit was eo-valedictorian of th* Class Keck. AS ...... 1 2 t 2 2 0 but kept among the leadere and come up «rith rinee the colorful New Tork st PltUburgh (night)—| •hlp which uaad to make It one 1 0 0 0 In the flhh Inning of last night's Mr THK AHStfCIATRD rBKM of 'S2 and a honor student. In ad YRnkc, p ...... a 1 came up with a flve-under-par 87 PACKARD Bobo Newsom helpbd home attend- Jansen (11-4) y s Dickson (13-17). Esso ^ Gasoline the saddle after Ihla year and turn of the real high apota of the aporta 1 O f ImIm 's and gams against St. Louis, Is fourth Anerlcsa Ussas _ dition t will hnprovo tbo all-yoar, aU-around porformanoiol 9 out of 15 a n overtake Shanta. The S4-year-old Hlta—rns. (nilraso. ttt; Avila. Cleve able quote of the aummer was was a member of the Spanish Club. AB R H PO A E Ue of Pebble Beach, Calif. ' THE HWARM of boxing writer* Wc*t, rf ...... 2 1 0 0 0 on tho road. New York Yankee righthander, land and Fain, PhUadalphIa, 144; Rob- who will invade the Float for next credit^ to Manager Phil Richards Current Affairs Club and the De Oiu'k'a previous record in the $1245 with 47 earned runs In 193 frames, inaon. Chlrafn, 143; Jenaen. Waahlnx- Janton. lb ...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 PGA circuit was not too Impres' ton. Ml. „ month'* heavyweight title go will of the Chicago White Sox when he bating Club. That's not sll. She Lee. 3b ...... ; 2 2 1 0 1 ' Wo battova a trial wlii prove to you leso hatia dollvors rasults m la runner-up with a 2.19 average. tkoublea— Fain, Philadelphia. 11-. PiKani. M ...... 1 1 2 0 sive, but he won the 1952 WII' 1.00 bo ferried up to Rocky Marclano’a said "The most fortunate thing was on the staff of the Quill, waa Pair other gaaoUno can. It pivtr you lull powoi long roUeage, high a n ^ (Tleyeland'a Mika Garcia holds Bauer, New York. 31; Vernon, Waeh- that happened to the American a member of the National Thes- Murphy, c ...... *4.. a. .1 0 0 6 1 0 mington Azalea Open %vlth the Mitchell Hot in Pursuit down third place at 3.88. The dur Inxtnn. 37; Robinson. Oileaso, Rosro. training camp in the Catakllla in WaltnAki. p ...... 3 0 3 0 1 2 MANCHESTER knock, quick starUng, fast angint warm-up, and protsetloo against (herr)and and Jenaen. Waahlnston, m. a pair of pontoon plane* chartered League this aeaten was the unfor plan and a member of the drama PRffe. If ...... i . 1 0 0 0 0 0 same sharp, steady game he shoW' able righty, who shows a 16-8 Trlplra—Slmpaon. Cleveland and by the International Boxing Club. tunate Injury to Eddie Lopat’a arm. tic Rock and Buakin and Paint and Carter. 2b ...... 3 2 0 3 ed at Fort Wayne. vapor-lo^ apdllng. record, has given up 60 earned n iu u to . New York. 10; Fns. C h lc u a Rckelfi, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 His rictory Monday was good MOTOR SALES Of Fain in Batting Race and Young. St. Loula. I; Mlnoso. Chi Joe Walcott, training down on the If It wasn't for that the Yankee* ‘Powder Clubs. ZoKura. 3 b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 And whila you'rt at your Baao Doolar’s, thorc'a certainly no battar runs In 339 Innjngs. Jersey coast, contlnuea to insist FeaBa Lee ixmiea from a hiuie- 0 0 0 0 for $2,400 firot place'money. Tur Went Center at Billy Pitree of tha Chicago cago. Dob.v. Cleveland and Vernon, would be so far In front by now Wheeler. M ...... •. a. 0 tlnM to 1st hhn glvs your car a compteta lubrication and careful cbodi-iip Waahington. I. "This will be my eaalaat fight nobody could catch them." ball family. Her father. Ralph, is nesa won'$1,800. Hartford Road New York. Aug. 25—(ff)—A Ute crown, loot one point over the past I White Sox.Is fourth with 3.47 and Home Rune—Doby. Cleveland, 17; Total A ...... 2 0 6 "i 12 "7 *1 Clark won the playoff on the W b r b n b r 'S for ths hot wsnthsr driving you’ll be doing. Berra. New York. » ; Zernlal. Phila yet." aaMataat roach of the little D. StavenA for Wheeler In 3rd. WW SHOE STORE ■eaaoB hitting spree has enabled week, while Kluaxewski was add-1 Joe Dobson, also of the Chlaox, la I-eague CcmHnala and her brother, 17th hole by sinking a six-fi fifth with 2.54. delphia. 34; Easter. Cleveland. 31: JACK KRAMER will be at For It. Stavrnt for Burkhftrdt in 3rd. 835 MAIN STREXrr Dale Mitchell of the Cleveland* In- big two points. Rosen. Cleveland. 31. THE -CLEVELAND Indians est Hills this week and next, still Cordell (Corky) has been a Little Pruttlrir tf>r KoH.lich In 3rd. Virgil (Fire) Trucks, who yes Stolen Basel—.leneen Washington. League ataiulwt ahortaton fnr the S tcu rs for in 4th. dUm* to climb within striking dte- Whltey Lockman of the Giants | B Bst* Extra Gssoltes is gssd fer ALL ears, bet !a 9 M l of 10 it terday turned in hla second 1933 17: Mlnoto. Chicago and Rliiuto. New have four eerie* remaining with trying to convince Frank Sedgman WhFPlrr for r^gani in 4th. remains in third place with a .3071 will $iv* better all-era^ rariermsaM all yesr ’round ibss York, 1.3; Throneberry. Boatnn. 14; and Ken McGregor that they pant two yeara with the Cardinala. r.A.C...... 0(M 4x—7 tancs of Farris Fain’s American no-hitter, shows no better than s the Detroit Tiger*, who killed mark, two points ahead of Brook ■ST etber |uelia*. Osly ■ **r with ■■ *a$is* that’s poorly Avila. CTaveland and Valo, Pblladel- them dead laat seaaon by winning, should turn pro and join him and Umpiring, moet observers know, KIka ...... 330 10—6 3.41 earned run figure. He has phia. to. Runa In. W p»1 2. 3i Wal- League batting crown. lyn’* Jackie Roblnaon. Toby At- | s3)sst*d, badly Yreta, *r ess with nssaeal aomprtMioa ehsr- Pllchliig— Conauegra. Waahington. four of their laat five game* right Pancho Gonsaliis (n a world tennis is a man's job but Mias Fisher has Inakl. Janton. Hecli 2. R .» G€Mav 3. MItcehU booeted hla average pitched 161 innings and given on adapted and handled herself to the well and Frankie Baumholta, both I etteriatie* Btay be enable te ea* lully tha y a y y ra qualities 81 earned runs. A-A. I.llOO: Shknii. Philadelphia. 33-4. at the end. Ned Garver, who now tour which would shatter all r*< Yank^ 2; tiro^baa*^ hlU, three- Larry seven points laat week to A32 and of Chicago, are Ued for fifth with | .144; Raachl. New York. 11-1. .413; Ben- twirl* for the Tiger*, should ba cords. However, the Aussie start situation like a veteran during her haae hlU. R. Goasay: left on baaea. nf this grant gnaolten. 8n* yoer aaaiby Eaao Danlar todayl Ion. Boston. 4-1, .400; Bearcen, 81. Little League assignments. r.A.C. &. Elba 9; baaea on balla. Yanke trails Fain by five points. In ad ,303. Loula. 7-1. .700. about ready to resume hi* 20- are duty bound to at least help 10. Wailnakt 7; atrikeoula. Yanke 4. vancing from third place to the Larry Doby of the Indians con-1 Al Lopez Benches Strikeouts —PUire. Chlrago, I34-, game atride of last year, and If defend the Davis Cup next winter ki’aMnakt 3; wild pitchea. Yanke; um- Scranton runnerup slot, the Tribe outfield Reynolde, New York. 133; Shanta. Phil he catches fire against the Injuns before making the big jump. plrea. Sehumey. Egan; acorer, Witlnok; Unuec to top th* American League I adelphia. 131: Garcia, Cleveland. I ll; TOP iHNME BOG TOSSERS time. 1:15. er collected 14 hits in 35 at bsU in home runa with 27, while Phil-1 Boone for Season Wynn, Cleveland. 111. the yelps of anguish you heAr wrili for a .400 pace. Adelphia’s Ous Zernial has taken NalUaal Leagae come from Hank Greenberg, the THE PROFESSIONAL football A total of 66 shutouts have been NO FAVORITEH Energetic, Friendly, Fain, the Athletics’ first base Ratting—Mualal. St. Loula. .33.1: Klua- Tribe's general manager. over the runs batted in lead with I aewakl, Oncinnati. .117: Lockman, New campaign would appear to be of spun by National League mounds- The Reds' Harry Perkowski Helpful Salesman man, won the batting title teat sea 87. Hank Ssuer of th* (^icago Washington, Aug. 36—OP)—In York. .l07; Roblnaon. Brooklyn. .106; ficial now that OM-ner George Mar men to date. The lo llies' (?urt plays no favorites. In compiling 10 son with a .344 average and cur Cubs still paces the NstlonsI the nUdst of a hot pennant race, Atwell and Baumholla. Cbicago. .103. CHICAGO WRITERS have shall haa thrown out the - first * at Balch Pontiac ffOimm Runa Balled In—Sauer, Chicago, 104; Simmons and Karl Drews are tied wins to date he has beaten every rently te bitting .837. He w ent 11- League in itmnd trippers with 84 Cleveland Manager, Al Lopes yea- Thomson. New York. 17: Hodgea. opened a campaign to elect Ham coach. for the Individual league lead with other club in the league. Other NL tor-M to gain four points over the and runs battad In with idS. terday benched regular anortatop Brooklyn, 46: Eonla, Philadelphia. 43; merin' Hank Sauer of the Cubs aa five each. Robin M berte with moundsmen who have beaten each past week. Figures include Mon L-t.'- Ray Boone for perhapa the re Campanella. Brooklyn. 41. the National League's most valu opposing club are Robin Roberta, day’s games. mainder of the aeason. lilts—Adame. CInrInnall. 154; Muelal three and Ruia Meyer with one LARRY RICOMMiNDS and Schoendlenat. 81. Louis. 150: Lock- able player, despite the fact he bring tha PhlUles ateff total to a Gerry Staley and Karl Drews. Car Simonizing In. the NaUonal League, Stan Saying that Boone's "confidence man. New York. M4: Bnnla. Philadel la on a second division club. From THIS SPECIAL AS Mualal of the St. Loula Csrdlnsla Esso I Sports Schedule league-leading 14. The. Cardinal is shattered,” Lopes announced phia. l.'N. here it looka like a fine opportu retains his bgtting supremacy LubI Night*8 Fights Doubles—Schoendlenat, St. Loula. 31; and Cub staffs are tied for second Done To Your Coaiplete Sattefnctlon that George Strickland, recently Sauer. Chicago. Aehburn. Philadelphia nity for the aelectora to prove that TODAY'S REST lUY with a .825 average, an eight- acquired from Pittsburgh, now is a man doesn't have to play with Tuesilay, August 38 place with ten apiece. Other staff and Mualal. St. Louis. 17: Hamner. totals run as fallows; Brooklyn, BALCH is Your By An Experienced Man. point edge over CincinnaU'e Ted By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' CIcveland’B regular shortstop. Philadelphia M. a winner to receive the honor. First National va TTust, B:S0— Can Manchester 4134 Klussewmi. LopM also announced that hla Triples—Thomson, New York. 10; (Charter Oak. nine; New York, eight; Cincinnati, New York'# Gene Woodltng C h i c s g o—Billy Noble, 184,1 regular right fielder, Harry Simp Knnie. Philadelphia and Slaughter. St. Tanks vs. Dodgers, S:4B—Me six: Boston, five and Pittsburgh, For An Appointment TODAY! Grand Island, NA., outpointed Louie. I; Jethros. Boston. Kluasnwakl. FRANCIS WALLACE, the foot four . . . Bob Rush. Sal MagUe, 1 IS$ MdKARD M OOR SEDAN ranks da the third leading battar son. la playing now on probation Cincinnati an<.' Hemua. St. Louis. 7. ball picking man, was in to exhibit morial. in the American League race with O ctl Hudson, 180, Mtiwsuk**'| Home Runa—Sauer. Chicago. 34: Ken Raffenaberger and Billy Loss "Your because of Ustlesi fielding. his nominee for player-of-the-year, Weitaesday, August 37 Exeallent eo*MHtioa thrinigliaaL Oldsnhbile Dealer" .920. The Yanke* outfielder suf ( 8). Lopeqialso has a third worry: KIner. Pittsburgh. 11: Hodges. Brook are tied for second in the indivi' Brcxiklyn—Johnny Bratton, lyn. 37; Gordon, Boston. 30; Thomson. Jkek Scarbath. Maryland's T-for- Moriarty’a vs. Aircraft, 8—Ne* dual race with four each. fered a alx-point decline as be Uika iMter, hla most Important New Tork. 11. matlon quaulerback. There is no bo. skidded from second place. 152%, Chicago, stopped Irwin | •lugger, aays his knee is again Stolen Bases—Reese. Brooklyn. 14; doubt whatever in Wallace’s mind A pair of Boston Red Sox play- Steen, 147%, Sen Diego (3). “all puffed up. It's atiff. All that Jethroe. Boston. 30; Roblnaon. Brook Thuradny, August 38 MANCHESTER lyn, II; Aahburn, Philadelphia, 11: that the Notre Dame-Oklahoma GRAND SLAM CLUE era, Oeroge Kell and Billy Qood- Brooklyn—Denny Jo Peres, 140,1 Moving around did It.” Ryan. Phrjtdelphls. 11. game this fall will eclipse the elec- First NBtional %‘s. Trust, 5:30— nuui. round out the five leading New York, outpointed Phil Mor-1 ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY Sunday Boons committed two Pitching—Roc. Brooklyn, 10-1. .104: BALGH PONTIAC. Inc. Charter Oak. Ixio, 139%, New York (8). Black, Brooklyn. 1(^3. .In: Tuhaa. 8:. Uon in popular Interest. NL batsmen have hit a total of hitters with .313 and .308. respec- MTora to allow Waahiagton to Miller’s v*. FYankle'a 8—Oiar- BETTER DEAL 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Boston—Tommy CMalo [ UPRIGHT PIANO containing t.Annm uyr — Approxltastoly I^e Ready One lulled, Antonobilco for Sidt 4 Bm Ibom Sorrlcoo Offeiod 18| FOUR ROOMS munlat truoa dalagntaa will moat AatoamMlM for Solo 4 BRUNSWICK POOL tahla* for So You 'Naed Fumltur* Huh— "AaoUan".. pianola saovemenL BOWERS SCHOOL three acme. Laeatad off Routs S6, at Paiununjom at 11 a. m. (10 p. AaU You Want A BargalnT Bolton, Conn. For detaUs sail 8- DeCORMIER MOTOR PICTUIIB rrsmlnf, any «1« MEN AND WOMEN W ANTED Ml*. In good condition. Inquire -Call 2-S808. plus two partly fini^ed. Fire- Job Askeii for m. Tuoadoy e.(LLI GET BETTER VALUE ON ■tyi« mad* to order, north WaU Here It I* DISTRICT 18S7. A ftflh raraaa aaamad OJuty tm- ClistifiMi SS O a k ^ t PbOB* 3-1041. ' JUST RETURNED FROM piacd, hot water oO boat Bath To Slug in 52 Hurt in SALEIS, Inc. Paint and WaDpap*r Oo., WANTED STOCK MAN EXHIBmON-rUSBD IN HOBART M. (tabt* upright plana room partially tUod. Hatch TWO LOTS, high and dry, with loos a now approach is auhmlttai A BETTER USED CAR SAYS: "S«e theoe fine values North Mala Phon* 8663. SMALL Ho u s e h o l d itami. CAPE COD—SIX ROOMS GOP Candidate on the doamock Uo m of priamur MODEL HOME: ExeeUant conditloa. 850. Phons way. Combination windows. annitary aawer ta street. South Advertitenents first.” A steady, full time position TabldL lamps, etc. Alao 4-room west eomer Irving and Wtadt- 0i war oxchangs, laat hurdU bo- AT rUHJR PROBUCM8 sotvad artth TO TRAIN FOR MOTEL cottag* In Coventry. Inquire 97 S BEAUTIFUL B O O ^ 6709 after 6 p. as. This heauUfuUy kept (tape (tad NIm •hrubs. Boautifuliy land- Campaign POW Riots fora an armUtlca. NEW FOR IMMEDIATE Bsera atreata. Inqulra 370 Oak. (C •L CLASSinn) ADVT. llnolauni. asphalt tlla eouatsr. Applicants must be capable of High atraat after 4 p. m. 3-9181. ••DKLUXB” FURNTTUIUD on Aidmeta Road la ayallahia for Slnct July 38, th* truce teams BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. DELIVERY Expert tvorkmanahlp, fro* «*tl- MANAGEMENT ' alao ■caned. LargS lot Near school, DEPT. HOUESt receiving and checking mer immediate aonipaaey. 'Dw large LOT SUITABLE (or huUdtag. for he pcegrcaa, the Hartford Oouraat have mat only ones a weak. At One only. For the luxury maua. Open cvmlnga. JoB*a World Famous Appllancas W aatsd—T s Bbt t t and bus line. lOMi ((tanthiuad iraaa Page Om ) S:1B A M .to4:S0P.II. chandise received. Starting ONE 18" HOT air furnace, 820: thrtag mom with ftrsplaee and the onla ta Veraoo. trentaga, lir reported that a class advlaar to « oach oaaaian, botk aidas tupaatad ride buy the all new nitur*. Oak atreat Phon* S-lMl. tw o 30" Plpaleaa fumacea, |3S includea following:— Price Only $12,600 a W tkalr otands an tha priaoMr dto- 1941 Pontiac 4-Dr. — 6 cyl. ___ Actual experiepce in mod- salary $40 to |60 depending "Very Pretty" Bedroom WAIfnBD—Used fursltara Uw- rest of the dowaatalia kaa racontly deep. 1^95. (taU Rockvflla 5-96SS. cioP PreaUssttlal aandldate Arnsy oaid. The guards fired Into WILLYS AERO-ACE and $88; on* SUant Olow gun type Dwight D. Btaeahewer had aakad aaido for poUshtag up the addraaa puts. Than the daUgatea caOad COPY CLOSING TPIE Standard shift LiOHT TRUCKmo—Aiao rub-|cni motel part of training. | on age and experience. "Oeorgaoua” Living Room tag tm m , ksiWBaA kHehan or been taatafuUy radaapratsd. EX' Immediate Occupancy ha wUl make before the Amartcan damonatrating (tammunUt priaMi- , Solid fray, a pretty gray, OU burner (Alr-8**l model) com anttm haueahaHa. Let ua aaaka (taauMcUcut Rapuh llfsaa to oup- It quite for anotkar weak. "A ttracUva" Dinette Sat CHARLES LESPERANCE Legion eenvantlen ta Now York ara with riot guns aftar the prteon- 'TIm enemy wnnts back lUSSO POB CLASSIFIED ADVT. ” *“ * **’“ ' " Must b« mature. Age 26 to 60., „ plete with controls. $80; one large yen on o ib r . The W« paaahta attic has baan made Into OAKLAND Strait. 100’ n SOS' loL peH Mrs. Luc* for the ahert term era replied to tear gaa grtnkdao 1961 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan — fully equipp^. New 6 cylin- aecUon^ steam boUer. raWd at "Armstrong" Inlaid Tdephono 3620 tom orrow, a apaaeh ho hopaa may prUonars, Indudtag all 30,000 CM- For personal interview write j • "Saaly" MattreM Phans BS164.______two todrooma FWl tawemSht, oil AU uUUUea ta. Phosw 6685. $iiiktOTlGl posts (ouch off a Stavanaon boom 1a the with a rock barmge. MON. THBD PEL Many extras. I •*—der “F head, LINOLEUM RainnaSU SOc sqnar* 1,000 tt. rtcam 1.688 water, 8138; ■..iy naaa ta AllUd eampa SELECTED USED CARS "Sealy” Box Spring heat, aineeita drive. Only IISJOO. NEAR WADDELL school: S Sn- 66 ACaiES Of land. 16 Seras claar- u t. Tha 'UN command offors. arily 10‘A t A M. yard. Asphalt tils, wall eovariaf. •BV^rsl utBd ■tMi& imdlfttors. |1 "PhUoo" Electric Refrigerator WANTED—Uaad wardrahe trunk Real Rlek-Off RED LOSSES HEAVY 1960 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan— | par aactlon. T. P. Alttln. Heating Please caU us sad wa’U allow you iobad rooma Basement laundry. ad plus enough lumbar to tramo a caasa O. HoMnma.'and 68,000 prUoneis, including 0,4()0 1960 WILLYS SPORT Dona by raUabla, wall-tralnad AMERICAN MOTELS. Inc. • Discounts On Purchsses. "Weatlnghouae" Laundromat ta goad eonditlen. Phona 1461 L srgt le t Scraonod- auaaaser HU Labor Day apaoch ta De Seoul, Korea, Aug. IS- SATDRDATtAM. One owner, low mileage. aftar 6 p. as. this hoiM. CaU houaa, $6,800. Torino. Call 8874, or aSdsd that tt was expected to be Chlnaaa The UN aaya tha ra- PHAETON, men. All Job* (uarantaad. Hall contractor. Phone 8798^______"Bengal" _ _ CombinaUon _ ^ house. Prica 811.000. Madallnt troit U otlll offUlally achoduUd as Unlted NatloM tafantrymea matalng tbouaanda of ooptlvaa i*- Unolaum Co., 8S Cbttaga atraat 230 Fremont e Promotion On Merit. Hartford 6-8188. Schwarts Real shortly by Natlohal Many Low Cost Pre-War Cara] Two-tone, white walls, over BASSTNETIY:. crib, mattr***. I Alao dishea, silverware, pictures, WANTED Ta Buy— Two whsal GILMAN and PAGE, Ine. Smith, Rraltor, 8-1S48 or 4670. Estats^______hU formal campaign-opanor, but thrayr back thraa furious (talnoae fuss to JO back to N^tk Koran VOVB COOnSKATION WILL Phon* 3-4033, avaalaga 6188 or Chalnmaa Arthur SumssarSald. Wodnooday’s talk ta Now York U OommunUt aaoaulU on Bunker ■ a AVnUBOtATED drive. Just like new. A rare Las Vegas, Nevada Retirement and Sick Plan. ^ ^ lla r and basket Thayer chair. 1 acatUr niga w d man^more Itama. trallar. CaU 6663 hstwsaa 6 and 6 Meffmaa was aald ta have miiia or Rad (talna. And tha UN soya Excellent Transportation 8109.______■ bathtoetta, dryer, play pen paA | Low Monthly Terms _ 881 (tantar Street (DLONtAL—Brand new. 0 rooms ACTOR’S COLONY Bstatts, I a * shaping up as a raal campaign HUI on tha Korea Western front tt wilt rafuea to use (ores to p ^ buy. INDUSTRY WanU mors trained CAN BE SEEN DAT OR EVE: p. m. with oil hot water heat TUa hath. hU raquaat ta a talaphona caU to kick-off. last night And early today. A U. S, MANCHE6TRR W aldinf Sanrloa. e Free Group Insurance. Any reasonable offer accepted. Phene 3-3188 or 3-3085 Jolntag lota 80 x 100 each. South an naMantlSad party laadar *tarho say priaenar back acraos tha Une. 1941 BUICK STATION alactrmlr tachniclsna Tour op SHOWN BY APPOINTMBNT Lavatery Brat Soar. Too atraat South, (tavontry. OsU 8- And ho hopes tt will b* Eighth Army officer aaUmated a DIAL 5121 WAGON PortabI* aquipmant Oaneral portunity to hulld a aaeura future Photie 6336. _ _ _ _ _ ONLY your* will Mko tt! Prteo 816M10. the srord to others arouad anough to heap th* aastam pot third of the 800-ssan Rad fore* BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. e Pleasant Working Condi WANTED—^Tant with or srithout 1696 after 6 p. aa iha qtate." waldlng, bollar and fumaca wald- In this expandinf Said can begin 7t5~CTriSrtiboierator refrigere- PHONE MR. ALBERT FIVE ROOM OolMilal. Sve years Madeltao Ssslth, Rooltor. 8-1S4S belUng until h* ratums, to Naw was kUlad or wounded. Radio, heater, defroster. Ing. Phones 3-1888 or 3-8763. tions. camping equipment. Phone 6574. A t the aaasa Um*. State Chair 166 Center St. — Manchester! Just overhauled. Saptambar 39, whan th* next tor. 8 piece kitchen act Inquire HARTFORD 6-0368 old. Oarage. Urge loL Private 467P. ______Torlulater ta th* faU. Th* lighting ragad nearly alght Iranii^i Police L ost sad A fter 7 P. M. 46-4690 owaer. laquire IM Oak atraet OBbBihsB far Sals T i aaan d aranoi F. Baldwin rattamt- Maanwhllai hU tttaarary (o r houra. At aom* petata trdopa Phone 2*4646 SELECTED TRUCKS COMPLETE Rapalra by Stuart R. • •* »* Ward Srtoolof nac- 483 Broad atm t, evenings UNNMORK DRIVE —Attractive ad that ha will taka no aland on I - .. I tronles begin*. For further Infor-1 Apply A t If you don’t have transportation, Boobm Withont Bosyd 89 Jam-paekad, 10-day tour ef nine cloaad to hand-to-hand combat on REWARD To Flndar of l 1948 FORD TON PICKUP PRACTICALLY New 78 feet wire t h mid my car for you. no oWl- M A N (X E S T B ft-^taM k 1 (I (tape (tad. fent Snished rm BOLTON-^Naw four room olngisi th* nomination,, adding ho agroos th* muddy alopaa aoakad by six ctsaaei. SaSh eotorad rtmi. Loat mation writ*; Th* Ward School of j with Ledge that the special noml- wastam atataa began to taka Srm- Arrest Sumka j Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. Iniinaculate throu g h o u t, fance. Complet* with ataael gate g*tlon. PLEASANT, LARGE room for x.ST) with oritar aiad attic, S bad- upetaire uaSolshad. Hot erater hot wator hoot, oil bumor. ar tachas of rain ta tha post 48 houra. Thoraday. Can «»91.______appriancas. Pick up and dallvary. j Klectrontea 44 NUa* atraat, Hart- Emplojrment Office tesian wall, lariga lot. $9,600. S. PONTIAC '46. Bulck *48. Lincoln j Only 1296 down. and posts Phone 2-8640. , A—L . two gentlemen. At the Center, 14- roomo. Uvtag room with Sreptaea, hast all buniwr, hay window, *** S^iTtopt r wlth T^leiltalon I UN teaks and artillary kept up a A-1 repair. Balsa. 180 Main j ^>•4 W. T. GRANT CO. kitchen, dtaatta. ride perch eST Uv screano and storm wtadowa, ga A Booehler, Realtor. Phona 01 l o s t —BhM colored tool bsnow removal I work. Oood wages vacation with' traao. Many axtran (taly •qmpalgn” If I Dm nattanal plowtag eontant sMy and anU-capttaUsr> Ha Itvsd many t/M T Small famal* Baagle. Thra* i They come no better. $196 Covartng. 8S Oak. TaL 3-104L pay, Inaurancs benaSta. Apply In street^ Open 'Ul 9 p. m ExceUent * haatar. I'uU rang* aUe ROOM FOR RENT, Pbona 8-0181. trees. P r iu S14.00S. Henry . T TWO SIX BOOM HOMES I UN plan to hit tha Rada whara It down. D. F. Rawlinga. 3-4988. - with aprons three years old. Fliet avallabU. Raosonabla Suburbaa Mro. Luca alae told Uw nmet- I hurts worst—thalr supply diimpa yaara ta Barlta and tost a right years old. whlU. btack and brown. A FULL new ear guarantaa. 1981 parson to Mr. Wadaworth at Me* cott Agency. 86SS. At $11,000 Each Roalty (ta., BiOlters, 641 1 lag qha has "groat raapact for tha Th# plowlM cMtaM rovajM Its Tokyo, Oan. Mark W. Oartt foot while atrvtag ta tha Nad Tag numbar 118017. Namaplata— Hudson Mdan, radio and haatar. FARM ER’S SPECIAL CARPENTER WORK of all forma j C8ur*-Auto Cta. 878 Main s t m t NEW. SINOER sewing machine, $60 wins thU baauty. Inqulra 80 ROOM FOR Rant to marrtod cou THREE f a m i l y —Om apartsaant a trsot Phono S316. aWlity and ckaraeter" ot Fraocott 1 prevloua.atohd and wtrad StevM- taimounead ka had raorganlaad Ms army during tho dafonaa ef Berlin "Pal.” Child’s pat R. Lpigard, 88 Ons ownar. 878 Main atraat Opan 194« CHEVROLET 1 Vs TON done by expert. The home ownera j button hole attachment. Reason-1 Hemlock atm t. ______Wa offer these properties at low able. Phone 3-5721 after 5 p. m. ple or two girls. Two Mtantoo w lU 6 rooaaa. ataaoi fum aea; two Buoh whs says ha will not OMk* ■<»« sn Invitation to oddraoa m «• ODmmaad hoadquarters In WetM War IL Hudson atraat Phone 2-9233. R#-J avanlnga ’Ul 10. Pbona 2-9443. carpenter. Rockville 6-6769. M ortgsgss 'TELEVISION Sarvlc* man for prices (or quick aala as ownera VERNON CENTER—Two aersa Platform rsck. Excellent house Mrviea work. W. H. Preuas WE B U I and saU good uaad tim l- f r M Mata atraat (taU 8-1614, ar kpartassnto with 8 roams each. a Sght tor tha nomipatioa but wlU pectoh crowd ef mors than 100,000 uid Air Fares Elaawkara in that troublad eau»- ward. 47 Oattaga atraat are movtag out of town. Botk kovo clear. Main road to RockvUlt. aacapt tt If tt la offsrsd him. on Sapt S—the oasM date ElaM- ^ almost aqua) vote# with tha try, American oilman W. Alton 1961 OtDBMOBILB 98 Holiday I condition sll around. m u r r a n d Saooad mortgagM • Sons, 17 VUlaga s tm t, Rock turs cpmbtaatloa rangas S** Largo lot Ooroge. A good b«y! four rooma down and two (talohod bought for our own account Fast FOR BALE—6 ton* charcoal, $400. rangaa and haatars Jones Fuml- Seven room single, artesian IMigataa Uolaatrweted j howar will apeak before tha gath-1 Army ta ovarii ptanalag and Janaa loft for tha south Iran aU aadan, lustrous.hlaek Snlsh, whit* | See them today at vUl*. a t t r a c t i v e Room for couple, Price 118.000. CaU MadaUne up. In oxcotlont omdltlon. Boau- HooschoM 8«m ecs Call 3-0888. . ______tnra Store. 86 Oak. Phone 3-1041. water, oU heat. ASkinr 8H|000. In mast taatancas tha eaucusae I ering ta the KaasM-Dodga eantar' cantar of Abadan today to tnapoat ABBWmCSBUBlS______wall tIrM, only 11,000 mllM. DeCORMIER MOTOR conSdantial Mrvlca. MaachMtar (tamplete Ught houtekeeptag fo- Smith, Raaltor, 3-1S48 ar 4S79. UfuUy landaeapad. For aPPMnt- ______Offered 18-A InvastoMnt Oorp., SS7 1 WANTED —Part Urn* student, ThU ona wUl aeU fast. For ap- lost night, while veietag auppert j area near Rochaatar, Minn. ___ _ tha long Mia, gtant r d taary «M 9 DRAFERtiBS Msda to ordar. Any Priced wan under caning. Oat I SALESi Inc. TWO HOT air fumaca# for sale. clUUea available. Central loca FIVE R(X>M house plus oae un- m cat eaU polatnMnt please phme Howard given candidate, voted to| Lam waak eentaat efdelala da-jxoraan war and armlotlca talka. ewMd by tha totuiiu th* beat for Ism with Bob OUvar, { WEAVING of bums, moth holM stm t Phona 841S. mechanical engineer who la at tion. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch street - ...... 17. atyla. RsaaoMabla. For Informa- 24 Maple St., Tel. 88541 tending coUege, to do drafting Bnfldtaf Materials 47 One pracUcaUy Aew. Inquire 878 Snished. OU heat, radaoorated R. HaaUngs. 3-1107 untaatructed dtUgatlona to I elded two prasldentlal candldataa Ridgaway. Air Force and Navy JoMo, praaklwt af tka CItlaa 461 Main atraat and torn clothing, boaisry runs, second Boor. ' ■ - opaahlng hours apart would to Just atalM oitUm o Myad ratotlvaly tloB call 3-3909. Manchester' work nights or weekends CaU Adams stm t after 6. throughout IhiU cellar. Mann ROBERT J. SMITH, Ine. C O V EN TR Y-N ew six room ata- UM cenvantloa. •arvtas Onnpasy af Naw Tack. handbags rapatred, stppar ra* 1 X 8 and 1 X 10 Sheathing wlndawa and seraena. MceaUsnt 9S8 Mata Stroat Talbot wbo repraoantad (tan- toe muck pelttlea fer one day, and relaa ta the Far Bast (taranmad. WM aoeomponlad ky four aaam I ONE OWNER 1946 Dodge sedan. Bagfaws Opportimltlis 3-3192 or 3-1682. r o o m f o r RENT at 19 Johnson gla 4 and 3, hot water heat with CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pra-ktod- MCCLURE AUTO will guarantee placamant, umbrallaa repaired, W . P...... $99.60 M eondtUon 13 x 34 garage. Aahtag Phena S4S0 Mctleut'a Fifth Dlatriet ta the had advtoed Stavanaon ha could Japan-baaad B-8* Superforte mat clataa wka orrlvad hara wttk him Vary clean Beautiful black Sn- men's ahirt collsrs ravarasd and SIX PIECE dining room set Alao Terrace. Woman only. One min ell. Sraptaca, 3 baUiA rix aeraa of argartaa aehool will ra-opan to dallvar a new Hudson within I MEN WANTED for gentral clean- 811,500. About 83.000 needed. (taU A fter 8 P. M. Can Mr. Hock 8969 7ttb, 79th and 79th (taagraaaaa, apeak SapL 5. Ha turnad thla | no opposition last nl|^ hi from tba Utaitad Sfktaa an Batuvw Saptambar 8th for diUdran SH to tah. Top trades. Name youri raplaead. MarloWa littla Mending Canadian Framing ..$105 M gaa atova. Call. 7882. ute from Mata street Phona 8969. land, sltaly location- $13,500. B. terms. MeClura Auto Qo., 8781 10 days after your ordar la SUNDAY PAPER RouU for aal*. tag, - aftemoona or evenlnga. 8374 er Hartford 6-613S. Schwarts has tha oMaat ''claim'] on to* nem- down. runs over Chinampe, port dty for day. An Inmlaq govarnaMat S yaaiw old. Mrs. D. U Shop. Can 8977. A. Baachlar. Agent PhoM 4960. had daanwad'-ANMo! Main atraat Open ertnlnga 'tn 10. laced. Prices start, daltvarad In ______Writa Box C. Herald. Select Appalachian Red Oak j combination 4-4 Monogram VERY CLBAIf bedroota for relia Real Estate. taatton. Aa ItopuMleaa eandldat* Aftar tba SapL S apaabtag data Pyongyang. PUoto fspiwtad laaulta director. 79 Lakawood Cbela. FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE aaslstante as "high eaUbar^ato Phone 3-M41______' £tanchastar at 83,841.00 McClure j f»LAT 91NISH Holland artadowl F lo o rin g ...... $219 M| (tov*.______drum 30 gai. and pump. ble gentleman. ()ulet home. Phone 'VERNON—Four rooma down, as- ta 1960 k* lest to McMaken. —efoaravar It will ba—Btavaiiaen war# g ood rh oM 3-1496. Auto Company. 878 Mata atraat. ehedaa to I HIGH SCHOOL boy for part lime >WHY BOTHBR looking tor a rant Brick (rant, ell hot water heat, Talbot aanounead hla candidacy hops by plane to the northwaaL B-36 and Marina Sghtar-bombar fW te.' r*. AU| Hdp WsBtsd—F sbbsIs chrome pipe. Top condition, 870. 2-1880 or 388 Oak street (trs^ c, to tile bathraoms, extra pandable up, thraa yaara otd, 1947 BUICK Super sedan, radio ManehMtrr. Open avanlnga ’Ul' -ww «* work during school In dmg store. No. 1 Common Red Appala when you can buy with small opotlaas coiiidttion taalda and out, ■unday at a gatharing ta Qoalua. •autbward down tha PacISe ObasL pIloU said they daatr^rsd Sv* aiip- AnaouBDlBg the party’msMtvM matal Venetian blinds at a i eaU avantags 88041______down paym ent ImmedUte eeeu- firaplaea. two tile batkraoma, extra On tha Democrat aid* of th* ple- ply trucks making a run batwaan fai lia a , tha apek asiM a d sU yam nnd hMtar. Tradad on a naw 10 p. m. T*L 3-A443. low prica. Kays mads whila you I OIRL TYPIST, 86 hours par weak.! Driver’s litensa. Call 2-4686. chian Flooring ... .$187 M | r o o m f o r Rent Near Ceater. loaded with axtrsa. Has city uUl- and than tato port of tha Soutk- Hudson, a one owner ear. Top Muet ba m dy to accept amployi I OLENW(X)P. Gaa atova. Convert GenUassaa preferred. 87 Foater puncy. 4 rooma with pordi. Year fine neighborhood. tur*. th* Watorbury Town Oom- wsaL Pyongyang and Barlwon. Otbar tarday Joaaa had ooMa 19Q1 CHEVROLET tudor deluxa, wait MarloWa SEVERAL Men to work in shad* j lllas and about H acre of land. A mtttaa loot night ondorsad formar eevar what aaatttasffa oas M jlm di t h e p r o s p e c t Hm school for trades. Name your tarma Mc mant by August 35, 1963. (tall] ing to *l*ctriclt>. Mahe ua an of atreet. Phone 0331. round dwelling. High elevation, Datoss Bml War Ftaa B-8S pUots attackad n supply s t m grsafi. Fully aqulppad, fully guar- tobacco warehouse. Steady work. NATIONAL BUILDERS nice treea Fumlriied. Sale price THREE BEDROOM HOUSE I vary good buy at 811S00. (tall Mayor John 8. Monagan for th* yongv- •to put tha Uranian nattam ased o i young chlldran will reopen Mon Clure Auto Oo., 878 Main atraat 7874 Town Clark'ii Office, Man- fer. 628 Middle TumpUi* Weat I the Ellsworth Mtttan Agency, Thaaa war* tha davalopmanta at south ef Kangdong, naar Fy( antsed. A beautiful car. For thla | Watatone Tobacco Cbrp., 2741 SUPPLIES FRONT, HltaTED rooss, nicely only 64SOO wUk dowa paymmit Newly redecorated throughout party's nomination to tha Me- hla baadquartars ysstorday; sng, and rapnrtad banaa iaduatry Into oparatloo” sad Td day, S ep t S. Tranaiportatton Open arm lnga ’tU 10. Phon* 3- Floiists->N«nerlc 16 chaatar. oU h ea t garage. Only tll.50(k Raattow 6980. fumMmd. Mrs. UtoTyhur. dlrao- oh* aaa Boh OUvar. Bob Oliver al- Broad atraat 420 Davenport Avenue [MONTGOMERY WARD wringer furnished, ta private home. Gen enly 8500 to |1(W0. Balaaea hka Mkhea vacancy. 1. Hla campaign manager da- teudMd okf two I advtas liaataM how to eaattmia 9443. about I3JMK) dews needed. And at Danbury, 84Ui District werhlag aad adaUalstartag tha o6 tor. PhoBS 3-S7S7, ways has Chavrolets, 461 Main] OLADIOU TOUQlTirra — CARPENTER — Oood wages for New Haven, Conn. type v TcnsnMnts 63 ished up, hrlck front, garage, larg* aa a g - a. gpvammant riBiiaiiBa coupe. Oood condition fUO. Call to 48. Flexible working hours. 7 can preaaure Conner used once, tory, firoplac*. hot water eU hast, lot. Immadiate occupancy. Only Just bafora H a y loft $8,900. Call ETa /"t .1 San. John Spariimnn ef Ata-j night touchad off I AEtastoMItB far Ssls 4 Inc., 888 Bast Center street. Open GLADIOLUS, .very reasonable at tlve, aad an far as they know 6to 8776.______WE SPECXAUZB ta rooSng and Permanent position 'with national I I $13; portable Perfection oU heat FOUR ROOM tenessent. Excellent porch. ploaUrad walla, full inauta- $13,900. (tavaatry 7-S898. If V 1d*A '1 jOIIYI l lisma, the Democratic vies praol-l An hour aftar Uk# two ItpiGlI Br^ fo had not aakad him to t ^ 1961 CHEVROLET Bal-Atr, radtoi l evenings until 9, Saturday 8. aiding. HIghaat ()uallty ma- organisation. Opportunity for j ' PURDY-FERRIS, Corp. 664 Bush HUI Road, Manchester. er, 88; gtrl'a 26” bicycle, needs tion, opan stalreaaa, hatchway. 80 dential nomtaae, got ta a blast at! pibba, 300 (tataapa, using burp NEED TRANSPORTATION T tariala. Workmanablp guaran- Phone 4894. eeadltiOB. 876. (tantar Springs days occupancy. (taU 8S20.______Bnataasa Praparty Far Sal* BLUNOTON— Easy commuting haatar, Powargtoda, tutona hlual BEFORE YOU Buy a uaad m r promotion. Write now for "Oetj U m 86. CaU 4001 after 6 p. m. Realty Co., 470 Mata street ar Laaaa , Blaanhowar, Ha saM Ul Washing- guns and hand groaadss, amaakad * Infocmad aeuraqa said ta Lqib and grny. PoalUvaly Ilka naw, low taed. A. A. Dion, Inc, 399 Autumn 686 Hilliard Street dlstonea to Prntt A Wltltoay er Naw York, Aug. 36—(F)—^Mtaot ton tha ganarat'a vlawa "fluctuate | againat outer dMaaoas ad the rldga Clean Pre-War Car* m Oorman Motor Saiaa. Bmok Acquainted” tatervlaw applies-1 RIPE NATIVE TOMATOES. 10c SOUTH MAIN Straat—Two t « dM yaatorday that Britain anil mOaaga. Douglas Motors, 6861 stm t ?hona 4880. , I HamUten Standard. Bavan room F. (Mlckay) JsUm TTTIK, ha^aehair Panto WMmta_mar I som*a wildly^’earllrllaal* ttIP laIm hardPemaaiaP toP*a knewIrMntT whataaftemP I for#Me 30 9A mtnutaa MriliStlPaa and fotifl than lllfoM withdraw.vHfllfll*fo1SF. ■atghl___ Sales and Sarvlea, 385 Mata tlon. P. O. Roberts, Emplra (taaft* | per pound. For sale at 67 Flor USED WASHERS unfurnished Four r Bcht 6-5. Furnace beat Very SCHWARTZ REAL ESTATE maha naw prapoaalafor am Mata. Written OuarantaM (tarporatlon, Nawark, New York j apartment (umlahlng heat, hot brick Georgian colonial. Two garina mllllona, had pleaded Inno ha really thlnha. Ha was commant- The blir aaaault of from 4SS to gofiatlM with------lianl ThoThe Brttlfo s t m t Phoat 8-4671. Open ava- FOR OU.VRANTEED Roofi that ence s t m t ' large lot Price 816,0to. Om t w - PhOM S374 Hartford ItSlSt S ta ts SittMtiORs W sntcd— $10 UP water, electricity and gas range. baths, lavatory, hot wator heat cent to an tadlctmant charging he tag on th* addraaa Blaanhowar | too man hit a t 10:SS p.m. Thla roaortodly wars batng sparred IMO^LnsMOSILB "SF* deluxe j 1943 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE ntaga. stay on ta any kind of atom, and ______, m eat owner occupied. ttU 8980. oil, copper tubtag.' 8-4 acre* af haul* ragad for an houe aad a half F e m sle SS ABC APPLIANCE CO. 186 a wash. Phone SS76. forced two pretty medals Into made ta Naw York yaatardsy. I AnAmarieaa praaaurau n aa w a l 6-dOor. A thoroughly JSPAniiwa! CHRYSLER Windsor club coupe, I CLERK Wanted in dry cleaning (tape SOUTH MAIN Straat Six room land. PTva room ranch. Ul* bath, ireatitutlon and accaptod money BaSirtn VB. Absraathy. bafora th* Rada wars haatan bqsr- as by JemJensoP v W t automobU*. For this obo sa* Bob 11940 8 t n < ^ CLUB COUPE pairs Call Coughlin 7707. Household Goods 511 Phone 2-1576 VACANT—Year old W cji Cape (tad. d l heat, hot wator, Sre- stall ahowar, hot water heat, bass- by deadly machin* gun, tank ai( 1947, medium gray, excapUcnally ston. Apply ta panon. Crown YOUNG HOTHEKHOTHElf desire* full Four down and' two U . ram ona. Else whara on the pblitlcal front: Ohrer, Cantar Motor Salaa, |fata 1989 PLYMOUTH TUDOR Claanan and Dyan, 886 Mata | placc, built to bookcaaea. open mwit lot 111’ X SIS’. Ekclualva Th* 33-yaar-oM aoclaUy-ragii- Mlaalaalppl Damocrata voted in artillary Sra. 1989 PONTIAC TUDOR clMn. Down payment 1889, bal MANCHESTER — Rooitaf and time poslUon day* caring for] Complete line of Children’s 21 Maple Street ad up. Shad decaMT. Sraplara. «dj atraat ance easy. Brunner'*, Inc., 358 a t m t ______chlldran and (or) housework. F o r R en t •4 statrcaae, storm wtadowa. fuU-eel- H. B. Grady, Manchester 8009. tarad playboy. If coavletod on aU a stats primary, highlighted by a I A UN patrol at S:18 a.m pushed 1196S PLYMOUTH SEDAN Biding Co. Also all types of paint- { Furniture, Cribs, Mattresses, heat garage. You really should lar, used aa laundry and recrea couaU against h)m, wouM fees a out from prafabricatsd bunkars Kida Witli Sign Bast Cantor stm t. Open eventaga tag and rarpantry work. Ouaran WIMi to take my infknt with me. aaa this haoaa to apprscUte I t tight congraaslenal race batwaan Buy A "Ons Owner Car" WANTED—Girl or woman to care Play Pens, High Chairs, Car OFFICES or Btota, ground Soar, tion room- Call 2-0886 after 4 p. BOLTON—New four room house, possible 16 to 134 years ta prison tncumbanta Rap. John Rankin, 70, aad bumpad tato a riaaabla group COLE MOTORS until 9, Saturday 5. teed work. Phona 3-8988 for fm | character references. ' Bee Mrs. Mschinery sad Tools 62 T. J.XJrockett Agency. Phone 8416 French road. Atl modern con CALSO SERVICE CENTER for baby 2:80 p. m. to 4:80 p. m, riages, Walkers, etc. Complete Mata atreat neor Post Office. and a 8S1JW0 ftaa. and Rap. Thomas Abernathy, 49. cf Rada aad fought bknd-te-baad Foil Police Trap Easy T a m s estim ates Mandea at SH Walnut street or eventaga 8751 venience* Over acre land. Center Grand Jury action againat Jalka for 45 mtautaa bafora tba patrol 11941 DODGE PANEL truck, ta vicinity of South Main atm t furnishings for the entire! s m a l l b u l l d o z e r fer hire. Phona 8988. They bacaroe opponanta when thalr ISSS Ford C o u p e -V -S , radio, 41 and 486 Cantar Stm t (tall $'788 after 4 p. m. BRICK CAPE <30D. 4 down 2 un- Springs Realty Co. Phone 6988. and thraa othara was takan yas- withdraw. Rad gunSr* conttauad to vary good condlUbn. New paint Reasonable rates. Phone 2-06M PROFESSIONAL Office In Man FIVE ROOMS dlatrlcU war* Mmblnad this year. Phona 4IS 6-3-0480—4166 WOMAN Detires housework. home. Appliances and TV. Snlshed up. QuaUty home with tarday in tha cafe society vies Primary Victory ta strongly Damo- harass UN Itaas uatU 4:36 Am. hMtar, Mna, nnd motor Job. Top tmdas. Nama I Ro«nilff 16-AI WAITRESS Wanted. Apply ta par I after 6 p. m. ______' chester. Excallant locatien tor a EAST WINDSOR —Seven mUaa gyracuoa, N. T.—(Bt—Tha bafo your Unna. McOure Auto Oo.. ______Write Box JS. Hemid. Sreplaee, eek Seors, Ruaco com praba ef reportedly |S00-a-alght cratle Mlaalaalppl usually means Tuaoday. 1449 Ford 1, 6-Dr. Badaa—Hsator, j 1981 MODEL A Ford. Oood run son. Silk (Sty Diner, 641 Mata doctor or pediatrician. Entire plus two partly finished. Hot bination doer and windows, mod- from Bradley Field, new home on call girls. (Xficlala said th* In- 370 Rada KlUaS theroughtora loeksd Uka spaadMtt ning condition, |7B. (taU Obven- 878 Main atm t. Open aventaga j ROOFING—Spectallatag ta rapair- CHAMBERS FURNITURE I BALE WIRE, Oment mixers, email elevation. 6 large SnUhad alecUon. v terriUar. Tha pnhea aat up t|M atreat tractors. Used (tatarpillar 23, suite now being sir .conditioned, water oil best. Fireplace. arii kttchan, Gar-Wood heating vaatigaUon was eontlnutag. Oommuniat caaualtMa. war* offi- entry 7-7718.______■tn 10. Phona 3-9443. tag roofs of all kinds Also new rooms, plaatered walla, picture On* of thos* accuaad with Jalka Dalawara DaihoeraU bold a elaUy aatimatad at 370 kUIsd or alsctrte Umar aad ant sad waltoA roots Gutter work. Chimneys Dogs—Birds—Pets At The Green FarmalU, AUia-Chalmera trac (tantact T. J. Crockett Agency. Plutered walls. Full insula unit, racreation room, work ■tat* convantton to aomtaate can- Lets of earn-ell movtag aadSfor SOUMENE, Ine. SPARETIME hecoma* 850 to 1100 Phone 8416. haaeh. hatchway, fancad yard. window, oil steam heat Law pleaded guilty to a charge that h* wounded. Dod^Plymouth Cars 1940 DODGE toups Priced to aeU j claaaad, repaired. 3S years’ ax- aaoliy. Baand new Chrtetmaa tors. Terms. Dublin Tractor Co., tion. Porch, gnrnge. Full shed dowa payment. Axaoclate Realty, received prostitution aarnlnga. Ha dldatas for tha Nevambar ganaral IntalUgane* offteara ef th* dlvl- ly wlthta tha llmtte. quickly. Wrlttan'fuamntoa. 8196.1’ TrsUem f o r Sale 6 -A j perlencs F m eatlmataa. (taU Open 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. North Windham Road. WlMlman- dormer. This is n real oppor Fries 8ll!S00. Bxchialve with, alactlon and to draw up a state Patrelman Ntchoiaa Margiaail J^Rsted Trucks cards sen on alght DeLuxa 31 TURTLES—Kelly’s Aquarium. ilR (XJNDITIONia) office opM WorrM Howland Realty. Phon* Broad Brook. Windsor Locks 3- la SS-yaar-eld movis Wt-part actor ■lon dafanding Buakar HUI at Buy It on your own tarma. CM ai^m giq r o o m "liberty" traSer.l Howlay. Manchester 8861. card $1 assortment bring* you $50 Sunset stm t ()pan 'ttl 9. Uc 8-8217. for rent Divide to suit Call the tunity to own your own home. Srat aald th* Chinas* wars prob gunned Ms metof»cla and apai) 8600. 6736. O f 684 Center Street M otors 41S4. on 100 boxen. Imprinted Christ * Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 Jarvis Realty Oo. Phone 4112. Richard Short. Sentencing was sat d ay. v o t . ing the hill in (om with about around tha block. catch: hot wator haaUr, rafrlgerator and ^“Two youngatan with a atga Phone 6101 or 6102 other additions Raasonable. In-| maa cards low as 81. Experience USED ALL White gaa 'atovue, Asking Price $12,800 VACANT—Five room colonial, 196 for Sapt 9. 400 men. But th* division gan- CHEVROLET 1948 IH -ton 18 R . Hsstbit-^hmMBt 17 PEDIORBED Persian cat to good Wsiited^^Rssi EstsW 77 Alao Had Oaa atva winner ta the Ninth (tangraa roadtaf: ‘Thtagar. Slow down, w Safe Place To Buy Used Csrs!| qutra 88 Paarl atraat______unneeasaary. F m aamplas, ar- worth 850, aeUing price 836. Oak otrtot Oarage, large lot. ■lenal District Rap. Oark Thomp *ral later sold tt was an attack rack body. Good condition. BoM aortments on approval. Hycraat, home. Reasonable. Tel. 2-0109. lOnsicr HoBies for Ifast 67 Occupancy Two Weeks Jelks was named on eight | by 800 Chtaaaa ta a datanatoad Uca ohaad.’’ offer over $400 takes It. Manehaa-1 la 6. LORENTZEN. Attaratlons, A.B.C. AppUanee, 21 Maple. s Can 3-9777 or Ellington 5-5083. CONSIDERIHO 8BLLINO son, saaktag raalaeUon, kad a land 1949 HUDSON Badaa. owned by copper water pipmg. Naw work. D ept 103, 78 Chauncy, Boston FOXni-ROOM cottage, furnlahed OWMT. counts of procuring, compulsory effort to racapturs the height ter 3-0474.______Motorcyctes ■ Bley das 11 BOLTON CHARLES LESPERANCE YOUR PROPERTY 7 proaUtuUon and Uvtag off prosti af laoa than l.OM votes over Sher former axacuUv*. Just tradad for 34-hour aarvlcA Manchaatar 8686. 11, Maas. FOUR OU,, four gas combination ) at (taventry Lake, aaar water- iff T. W. Buckahot Lana, with bal Fifth Banaaa Soaa a new Hudaon. Top trades. Nam* LIys StoA—Vehicles Six room Cape Cod, two- Telephone 3620 MANCHEBTER—Duplex 4 and Witheut obUgatton to you. tution proceeds. Ha also la ehargad 1947 CtaDILLAC. ExceUent condl- GIRL'S 36" Bicycle. Very good | Andes range. 'White porcelain ! front, boat August 31 through lots otiU balM chaekad. Korean armiattea nagetlstlons Saw • your taraa. MeClur* Auto Oo., EFFICIENT Plumbtag and hast HIOH School girl or young wom outer aurface, coot Iron body. unfinished. All plumbing brick eeiMtnictlon, nice condition, win appralaa or maka you a tosh with lllagal poaaaartoa o f a gun. tlon, new tires Vary low mileag*. | condition. (taU 6988 afU r 6 p. m. an to help with housework and September, (taventry 7-6823, MANCHESTER — Modern Sve effar rar propwriy. Saa us bafon It was apaclScally ehargad that Win Oppasa Adlal Gay Cetersd Jumptr 878 Mata atraat Open avanlnga. Phone Coventry 7-7866. ing. Plugged drains wachlna EIGHT WEEKS Old Jersey haifar Heats as weU as cooks and bakes. and heating to second four car garage, large let dandy Alao ta Tsxaa, State Atty.-Oaa 'Ul 10. Phon* 3-9443. or 41 Oxford atresL ears of four year oM. Starting room home with Sraplac*. tU* for $11,800. (tan tha EUsworth you oan. ha Induced 19-yaar-old Patrtda claanad. Phena 6497. and bull. Phon* 6889. Asking 886. (taU 2-9996 after 7 floor. On large lot 5 min Phon* S37S Price Daniel, tha DamocraUc nom 1960 (XIEVROLBT FleeUlne de-| after Labor Day, 1 to 8. Monday Wanted to Rent 68 bath, attoehsd plastarad garaga. Mtttan Agency, Realtors. 6980. Ward to "liv* a Ufa ef prostitu Colorful Wofor Lily Sof I960 8TUDEBAKER Oommandar p. m. utes drive to Manchester. radiant heat, waU to waU carpet BRAE-BURN REALTY tion” and Uvad "wholly or ta part" Inae for U. 8. Senator to replace luxe tudor. Radio, heateg. Vary Wantsd Ante I PLUMBING and haattag, apad^ through Friday. Phona 3-3046. San. Tom (tannolly, announced he sedan, radio and hMtar, In beau 1 2 1 latag ta repairs, raaaodaltag. cop- Artldes for Sale LOOKING FOR a guaranteed used Full basement, fireplace, WANTED—Three room furnished ing. thra* bedraonw. br*akfa*t SIX-ROOM Brick house. 1 year on har aarnlnga from Sapt. INI, nice condition. Original Mua Sn- M otoreydes W ANTED—Dlahwaaher. Apply ta FOR QUICK RESULTS In selUag wUl not vote for Stavanaon bs- tiful eondlUom ovardriva, naw lah. Saa thU ona at Douglas ' par water ptptog, sew oonatrue- T.V. aat. W e have 13H” H”, 16” hot water heat, artesian apartment with private bath by nook, amadte driveway. FuUy old. In excallent condition. Oak your property call Suburbaa to March, 1952. ttra*. Naw sMt covara, Top tradaa. person. Cantar Restaurant 499 60% OFF on famous maka Bat landaeapad lot. lOO* x 338’. Im Mils Ward has been hold as a caua* th* governor has aald ha b*‘ Motora, 338 Mata. WANTED— To Buy—used cars, tlon. Ttma paymants arranged. tebles. conaolaa also combination welL Buyer, may select own young, married couple. Will pay Boera and plaster throughout, tlla Realty Oo.. Realtors, 541 Mala ■lavas Prestdant Truman was right Name your Urms. MeClur* Main stm t, or phon* 3-8173. teries. Written guarantees. 81.00 13 H’’ T- V. radlo-pbono, Uka up to 8100 per month. Have ref- madlate occupancy. Ownar work bath and lavatory. Firaplaea, ga- material wltncaa In th* eaoa. New (tall Barlow Motor Salaa, Wap- EdararC Johnson. Pbona S979 or down, $1.00 weekly, (talso Serv- colors and wallpaper. ■treat (tall 8315.’ York nawapapera have said ah* In vetoing tha Udalanda oil blU, Auto Co., 878 Mata atraat Opan ^ g Cantor. Phone Manchaatar 5046. new, coot 8495. It’s yours for areneea. Phone 2-4240. ing at Bradley FteM. A bargain raga, nice lot. near bus line, city RaacUen to Stavanaon’* tldaland avanlnga 'Ul 10. Phon* 3-9443. OIRL WANTED to leara prec«- tcenter. TeL 4164, 4165 or 2-0980. at 818.90C Henry Escott Agency. water and sewer. Full price 116,- broke the vice eaa* aftar Jalka 1940'DODOS, black aadan. OaU' tag. Oood starting pay with auto 8198. Brunnar’s T. V., 868 East Telephone Manchester 6463 BUYERS WAITING—Single and stand was wldaspraad, and polltl 3-8996.______iHBATINa From A tp Z. (tan- (tantar street THREE OR FOUR room* furnlahi Manchester 3663. 700, about 85.000 to 86,000 down two-(ami|y homaa For efficient Jilted her. 1941 CHEVROLET Club coupe. matic monthly taeraasas. Vac#' LOAM, Dark rich culttvatad Grade ed for adults. Phone 4934, or call ' He also wa* charged with fore. , cal „ laadars . . said Texas' ^ traditional verslon human, boUer-hamer No. 1, 88 cu. yard. Orade No. 8, payment. Tlie Allen Realty Co. and eonSdantlol service call. Ing 28-y*ar-old Pat Thompaon to ••'•flanc* to to* Den^ratic par- Radio, haatar, original black 1941 FORD two-door aadan. Price IBosIimss SsttIccs Offsrsd IS tlon with pay, group Insurance. at 65 Bunce Drive. 15 MINUTES from Manchaotor— 180 Center atreat Tel. 5106. units, complete heating ayManwt. Rest pariodi momtaga and after 83 cu. yard. DeUvered ta truck Reale, Broker. 2-1919. Itatah. Lota o f good transporta- 8175. Phona 3-9757 batwaan 4 'and AU work guaranteed. TUne pay Lovely old colonial with pictur become a proatituu. 1 ‘y DOORS OPENED, kayo StUC noons Apply ta paraon. Thrifty load lota Screened sand and all esque view. Built approximately The Indictment did not mention to ba under Its aaveraat teat In 24 Uon la this on*. Douglaa Motors, 8 p. m. ments arranged. Mortarty Broth- SIX R(X>MB. all Snished, oak CASH BUYERS waiting (or 4. year*. 888 Mata s t m t coplad, vaeanm daanata, tians, Cleaners, 981 Mata s tm t. Btaes atone deUvered Order now. "Staee 1907 By Beld ; WANTED- Six room rent by re- 180 year* ago. 1st Soor: Uvtag throughout, oil burner heat 6 and Sevan room singles and his receiving money from her but 11940 FOUR DOOR Ford. Good con guns, ato.. rapalrsd. Shasta, are. TeL 5186. ______Niuwdorf Construction Co. Phone ■ponalble fam ily CaU 2-9640. said that he received |1N from William Loeb, publisher of toe room with Sreplaee. dining rao yaara eld, city water and aewer. two-fam liy houaaa In Manchester, Manchester (N. H.) Union Leader, 1947 CHEVROLET Club Coups, dition. Radio and haatar. Good kalvaa. aMwars, ate put Into ooa- I RELIABLE High School girl to 8408. It’s Been AUCTION O f Coarse'* kitchen and bath. 2nd Soor: Wallace. The dlatriet attorney’* PLUMBING and heating. Fum- ‘ TEACHER AND wtfe-nurae. de- prload 811.500 about 83,500 down Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. today Joined Col. Robert R. Me- black. Bxoallant coadlUon tires (tall 3-3931, or 74 Woodland dltloci for oomtag saada, Bralth- take car* of children 8 or 4 nights bedroom and lavatory. Full attic payment. The Allen Realty Co. office ha* aald Mlm Thompaon, Uiroughout 8a* Bob Oliver to aeeA oil human and boilen. Earl a week, vlctatty of Parker street. LOAM FOR BALE, $10 per load , sitea amall apartment. Writ* Box Howard R. Hastings, 2-1107. Ctarmick, publisher o f the (Uilcago s tm t. walta, S3 Paari a tm t. Van (tamp. TaL 2-5844. DISOONTINUINO BUSINESS HENCE THIS SALE and cellar. Copper plumt)tag. Hot IN Outer rtreet. Tel. 5106. also held aa a material wltneso. day. (Taatar Motor Salaa, 481 Phon* 3-0911. deUvarad. (taU 7196 batwaea 9 : E, Herald. con■ had paid Wallae* $300 a weak for Tribune In calling (or creattan of a water oU heat. Moat of th* Soor* WANTED — Single home, - _ — .. I new American political party. Mata a t m t 1940 FORD sedan with 1948 an- (^ R P E N T B R wUl frama anitatah-1 and S. SEVEN r o o m Single. Living (taU lov* and affection.” (X)MPLETE FURNACE BABY SITTER Wanted. Part Urn* ■ WANTED — Four or 6v*-raom are th# original wide boerda. In venlent to Oieney Mill*. gta*. In good running condition, ] ad upstairs roomA Rsasonabla. | tag service. ,Oas, oU or coal, win-1 MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. EqBipiiMBt ob4 FixtWBSof th* terior has been retalahed. 1 car room, dining room, kitchen, wash 8009. Agent Is Indicted NEXT BEST to a naw car to thla $196. (tall 7066 aftar 6 p. m. (taU ^ S t l . beginning at 3:15 p. m., Sve day* i rent Unfurnished. Vicinity of Indicted with Jelk* on tha 1960 Hudson ter air conditioning aystema in weak. Woman preferred. WUl $3 down, 83 weakly. Buy the new ; Manchester. Working couple. Call attached garage. Flagsteoe ter room, hallway to kitchen from beautiful tudor stalled and aerviced. T. P. Aitkin, | a front Open ataircasa In hall to counts ralating to Mias Ward—but sedan, a one owner car. Top REFRlQBRA’nON Sarvlea, oom- leave baby at your home If de Worcester Power Mower. Fa PkMliiinf Soda Shopp*. I doacliwfar. Cmm. , Norwich, Conn. 9-9489 collect. race overlook* the raUlng hill*. 6 Mc(tabe atraat Phone 6798. mous Briggs-Stratton mdtor. thraa rooma and abowar upaUlri. not to Mlaa ‘rhompson—wa* a 34- tradM. Name your tamuK Mc- 1989 PACKARD six cyltadar. (tall merelal and domastle. Saa dur sired. Inquire at SH Walnut AppraximaUly 8 acre* of cleared Lutherans Slate year-old Joblees praaa agent, Ray Weddings Phone 4164. S93 MAIN arnUCET—COR. WEST 60DDLE TURNPIKE ' BUSINIEs S (tauple aeeka quiet Und. Asking 814.900. For ap Full attic, copper plumbing. Clura Auto Co., 873 Mata a t m t 8-1481. display ot gnarantsad used n tr ig - street automaUc hot water. For appoint Rusaell Davlonl, who also pleaded Open avanlnga 'Ul 10. Phon* 3- ators. G a o ^ & WUUama Aaso- - roomy, unpretentlou#, unfurnlah- pointment contact Elva Tyler 3- Bible Conference Flavell-Savage 1949 (m EVROLET Styleltae da- Mimnery—DressmsHiig 19 POSITION AVAILABLE for BOLTON — BuUdtag stone nnd THURSDAY. AUG. 21,1952, AT 11 A. M. • ed euburban houee —Mr*. How Farrewa 19 Pigs terial requiramente, atlUh Uluatra- For toU pattarn, oaad 80e tn Studebaker Sales and Sarvlea pair your washing machtaa or ra- . FILL Talephons 3S30 pariah building on Oct. 12 and IS. Louis Koehler, 80, was accidentally 1949 OeSoto Deluxa Station Wag CaU Edward R. Fries. 3-1008. yard and outdoor (Ireplace.aThIa Raleigh. N. C.—(F)—A prolific tlona and finishing dlrectlouA Ooina. your name, addrasA fo- on. Radio, heatar, 36,600 miles. Dlgaralator. Metro Ssrvloa. •GLASTONBURY-A-A Zone, land MANCHESTF.R — Expandable home can be youra for 813.500. L«t drowned yesterday after she col ilrad, and tha Pattarn Numbar to CHORCHES MOTOR SALES IrRsaS. BSTIMATI^ Exterior DYE HOUSE WORK sow recently (arrowed 19 piga on Sand 35c ta (tains, your name, Just the thing to carry paa- I FOR SALE ! and foundation, city water ta- (tap* (tad with dormers. hot ua make an appointment for you Limited Baage lapsed in her garden and fell down addraaa and tha Pattern Numbar Sue Burnett. Kanehoator Bvastag so Oakland Street FOR OIL Buraar aarvlca and la- painting. Hava It dona now. I a 40-foot embankment Into Still on* Utter on a Tyrral County farm aangara to th* aircraft Holds 1 staUsd, graded. 2M ft on water oil hast A27, 1951 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) ■oat. S tnatend of Sept. 2. from 0:30 a. m. to noon for the Mtaa Barbara J. lElllngton. llalon thia morning abortly after Action Indicates Town once before, and racalled th* ex h v t otpted la yMterdey’e Public purpoee of acquainting the chil daugbtar of Mr. and Mr*. Cleva- midnight, Francla A. Beaulieu, 36, periment had ended dlaaateroualy. fUeorde. dren with the teacher* and the land Ellington of 41 Oxford atreet. of a io , Ohio, now Uving on Angle Committee W od't En with Harold Reed, an unendoraed Republican, running way ahead of achool and to accept reglatrallon*. whoae mgrrlaga to Alfred J. Wol- atreet, Mancheater, waa arraated dorse GOP Candidates ' Artemi* O. P**l*no* of The achool will open for Ita fifth and placed under a technical th* offcanlaatlon candidate*. Vearl etreet, who h** been encac* conaecutive aeaaon, in Center oaacauk of Olaatonbu^, will take At th* caucus precading the ■lace Saturday, Aug.'^30. In "Tb* charge of rcckleaa drIvUlg pend Sidurinr the aummer In the lalwr- Church pariah houae. on Wednoa- ing result* of a blood test. Th* Republican Town commit meeting, th# Jlarty elected four ;ion Wants Jttla Church Around the Comer.'* Uitey of Mancheater Memorial day,, Sept. 8. He was raleased under $300 bond tee last night again postponed lU delegates and their alternate# to M ental. wtU return to Cornell New York City, haa been honored division on the qu ^ lon of en th* apodal ataU convention In s Marshall Foes, with aeveral pre-nuptial aocial for appearance m Town Court dorsement of candidates In the Ifadittl edwol on Sept, a, for her Blair Champlin of 01 Spruce Friday, Hartford Sept. 4 and 8. The dele year. She la a craduate of function*. primarias, hut thl* time poatpone- atreet, time atudy obaerver for Un According to police, Beaulieu gation waa left uninstruded. Mancheatar Mlfh School pnd Wel- On Aug. tth Mra. Alan B. Tay ment appealed tantamount to a The delegates are Town Com derwood Corporation, Hartford, lor of Rockville, th* former Mlaa crossed the whit* llnia on Center declaion against tb* proposal. ta ^ O o U cf* . waa a participant in the Manage mittee Chairman WUllam S. Da>^ Acheson Fired Eugenia Emery of thl* town, cn- atreet near Henderson road while Th* committac. which met fN- ment Conference recently conduct tartalnad with a . miacellaneoua traveling east and collided bead Vic# Chairman Mrs Natalie Mc- ■ X eon wa* bom to Mr, and Mra. ed at the Univeraity of Connecti lowing the party caucua in th* Intoeh, Georg* H. WlUlama and • ta o McManua of Drive B Bat- ahowar for her at her hem* on on with a car coming In the op Hollister Street school, agreed to New Xofk, Aug. 27—(AP)—^The American Legion conven 8 cut, High atreot,' which waa attended Mto. Irene Johnson. * A y at the SL rrancl* Hoapital, posite direction and driven by Jo hold off on any action until next Th* altematea are Richard w. tion today adopted a resolution demanding the diamisaal of ntday at by neighborhood frlenda, A dec, seph Bogttsh, of Queens, N. Y. Ro ik im . RBfrifMwfon ion on Hartford. week, at which time th* commit Law. Mra. Ann D. Waddell. Ed- J. C. Morriaon. who la the Fuller orated aprinkling can waa a fea' Miss Jean Oaldarone, 38, a pas tee could meet again If it wishes Secretary of State Dean Acheaon and “ those in hia depart- Bruah man for thl* town, 1* at Iward S., DIk and Mra. Blaine Wm Imts «Nd AH : Tb* ZIpeer Club ouUni; will be turn. Th* bride-elect received a senger In th* Bogush car, received to back candidates. . ment found wanting in the proper activation of their duty tending a three-day company con choice aaaortment of lovely gift*. Mroeek. to their country." Adopted over-^ ' ...... ImUI Sunday moralng, Aug. 81 at a slight cut on her left leg. She Although th* reason given for vention In White Sulphur Spring*, Mra. Ralph Trumbull of SUnny- waa brought to Manchester Memo Otiwr AppH—c— Whelailogly by. M voice vote, ih* I the Oaiden Orove on Keeney W, Va., a* a reward , for leading tlde circle, Wlndaor. gave a per- this aecond poetponement was that atreet. Member* jare requeated to rial Hospital by cruiser, examined, th* candldaU list would by then The Board of EducaUon of th# rlsolutlon...... declaredjciared that that the the State State 1 T T ___ f ^ Make Record Jet Flight hia diatrict In aalba of bruahea, aonal ahower for Mia* Ellington on and discharged. South Methodist Church will meet ' department requires "new and Galls Attack get their tirtet* at the club houae coametic* and hquaehold chem- Aug. IMh, which waa attended by Barclay F. Weed be stable—candidate* who have b h J W . i i W i c o M by thU Thuraday. About $380 damage was don* to entered their names hsva until at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow In the stalwart leaders'* and asserted "our H u rrica n e leal*. ' ___ ^ co-worhera of the bride, who found th* front end of the cars. Patrol chnr^ parlor. All member# are patience is exhausted. W* demand j her dainty gift* In a cleverly con Barclay F. Wood of 84 Har Friday to ' wlthdraw-ith* aentl- Wayne Aleaander. aon of Mr. vard road haa been accepted aa a man Newton Taggart made the ment of the committee, aa ex requasted to be present. Immediate attention to t|»la all im-1 On Genera] end Mre. Cheater Alexander of 81 atrueted wiabing well. atudent by the Yale School of arrest pressed by the members present Bortant subject. We accept noth-! Ini Area of Strong atreet, haa enllated io r jo u f Seated on a haaaock. beneath a Three person* were arrested last night, was that endorsement mg I4sa." - j Shelter U Erected flor^ar-decorated trellta, Mia* El Mualc, New Haven, and will begin Last year in Miami tb* Legion ycgra In the United State* Coaat hla atiidle* toward the latter part yesterday and are alated to ap would be a mistake. lington, waa ahewarad with all pear In Town Court tomorrow. Th* candidates themaelvea, who adopted a resolution regarding the ; Otiard. He U now UVIng baale aorta of kitchen- appliance* and of September. P loton U .S . tralnlag at Cap* May, N. J. For Air Spotters They are Jtfilus Turonea of 335 were to have received th* commit State department. It called for the ' Puerto Rico gadget* by relativaa and friend*. "Barry." a* be la familiarly "Immediate removal of the present known, la th* aon of Mr. and Mr*. Tolland turnpike, charged with tee's support, war# oppoeed. Di A eon wa* bom to Mr. and Mr* Th* party waa given by Mlaa Char teeach of the peace and Intoxica corps of leadeua whoae every ac lotte Worgan at her home. Cam Frederick M. Wood and waa grad rector Harry J. Flrato and Clifford tion has resected Inoompeteacy, York, Aug. 27-<4^ Martin Lynch of RPD. Manchea The work of cncloaing the air 86 uated from Mancheater High tion In connection with an alleged Varney, candidate# for director Miami, Fla., Aug. 27—trio, conalating of Fredorick NEW MODEL. the Foreign Relations Ck>mmittee westward nt about 8 to 10 mile* muhlat propaganda." The et*w swam fpr Aniaticanlam. About 38 atudenta ragiaterad of th* Legion and waa read to th* an hour with n tendency to a mor* In queetion-and-anawer taatl- spirting a racord rennd-trip ammlag of ton ANaalle batwsm aanrise .* ? * tinuance to Sept. 3. yaatarday at Howall Chaney Tech MIetsner, Waltor Oolet of Moodus, northwesterly course. UN Planes ■ AMergroV* to Oaadar. Naw Fonndlapd, sad hack la I# haws and tw* m tant^ _ I f* * .* ^ .* * * ^ Mbpartay h to.aeci^ MarahaB, M lirfM ITtM M linAW both drummers, and John Golet of AH you have to do is call 8012—or stop convention by Chairman Roger* mony quotad by tha aubeomaUDtoa aad term er itasF at g u ts sad nical School and anrolled in car Kelley of Edinburg. Tex. Slow movement to th* hortbweet Mlaa Knight and Melboum fC. m, amt tost tolet Fetor HUlwaad. navtoatorator D)D> A.A ., Wataan, chiefN toet pllat Mow.. . a* aaay, ao ia«powd V* to MoMua, flfer, led the 176 unit was Indicated during tb* next 34 AAF Sylaff affleera wha w tn aa haadto eoaipmtMlato tham. (NBA Radio-Telephoto) aaar S sm U ry orlMaBaa, o< bstag pentry, mechanical drawing, elec parade at th* Bamum Festival at 73 Summit Street and nave 15% for Whan KaUey read th* sentence Kelly, denounced Ira Marion. party to a pMfigfilaatpMagalaat tfia ssooitoi alatf, t$rnf arp,m haaitog tricity and machine chop oouraea. demanding the dismissal *f th* hour*, th* advisory said. Ruin *Ripe one-Ume script writer for Voice of Parade In Bridgeport on July 4. Cash and Carry. Thia would tand to swing th* of Ms owi wmfijg ^ ^ . eW eb, warii, aoviaq, The office on School atreet la A year ago the group appeared at Secretary of SUte. applause aad America anti-Oommunlst propa „ « f By aialMta of famwia open thl* waek from • a. m. to 3 the Connecticut Day program at cheers rose throughout th* Madl- Hurricane aligbtly away from ganda broadeaata beamed to Israel Kadioa. FM, Talaviitoo I p. m. for th* regiafratlon of new m...... aon Square Garden auditorium. Puerto Rico aad th* Dominican RC' that in privata lift Texan Heads the eeaqulcentennial celebration In “Shf’s been Riving more public and more In the direction of Red D epot Taft Ready Mossadegh, out!itMm la a spiich witma Ms •ala. HLdaynNaniFeAdkWK atudent*. Any boy who ha* gradu Waahlngton, D. C. Saaa UN Ineffective Marion Is an tdentlfiabfa pro-Oom t)M AmsrteM Tfll'ic '/(JU;i ated from th* eighth grad* may milk since I explained that Th* report dealing with foreign th* chain of Bahama iriaada. munlat. Rent Bureau lug la ItodlsoR Sqitars I apply for admlaalon. the more she gives, the NEW MODEL affairs characterised the United Th* storm, called Able beesua* The aubcommlttea in Ita own wars OOP arsst^Uar M i i ’i Mianiiati Seoul, Korea, Aug. 27—— there’ll be for lagging ap two (laya ggo. I m., to 8:80 p. ni; All cmiraee are Earlier, the Legion urged Uf* haa been moving slowly wastward North Korea today in a fol said atlnply that mamher* of the Jamas Mrlsaes Hei Also, Btav$M6n figuratlvaly wag, I four yeara In length witn a aecond- petites!” Imprisonment for persona oaugM alnc* Sunday. t Radio Writer* Guild, of which sstlv* *< Datagertleld. Tax. j : i ! M l REPQIR. low-up of last night’s heavy Marlon la a former president, Eisenhower .•^iTalk on Oil gad a fiagar iMdar Uis Lagtdwa p J c ary achool diploma awarded upon day waa ■smsd the m w dtreetor MSS aad t ^ t t m m ha would BDt graduation, '^ere la no tuition | (Ganttnnad an Pag* Five) (Oanttoaad aa Page Btxtoaa) bombing of Communist sup "writ* for the Voice of Ambries *1 Tsirt pMMItahthm. A. R. COC.Jr. ply depots near the Red capi and tb* United Katlons radio sta •fibmlt to aay pnaauraa from ta* I charge for any of th* counea. Owner, Mgr. Lagton If h* UKMght thair ^ tal of Pyongyang hnd in tion section," and that th* guUd N«w York, Aug. 27—^^P>— Lmidoii, Aug. 27tM4V">Ib- "la controlled by the pro-Ctommun- manda wqto "BumiBva or lit a$Bp' Charles P. Waite northeast Korea. 1st faction.” Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio enepeede ZL foroiod MHiroM mliMiff tha Unit- iiiiiimu-ujfliTi The U. B. FUfUi Air Fore* said In New York, th* Radio Writ asid todsy he probably will Woafia. Wdhds was moved Hp fid Ststm and Britfiln ■nt>- PRE-WU State T ax :es swooping fighter-bombers dropped ers Guild, part of th* Authors meet with Gen. Dwight D. tordsy fram the rest aasl to mititd iNBsd propfMMte to aatrlotism a# ■' US'. tMaw aad Is Commissioned exploaivaa on Rad frontline Instal Leagus of America, issued a state Eisenhower ihortly after C d the OPB. Belk Ih* Header- Iran today doaignod to oottle ihroufk It n « A piaa to dafaud AMESm lation* than dived low and iinlpad- ment Baying it "has never aligned sea aad Weeds anMataieata. froadott 'qt thought la tho flgtl BMOMNS Sept. KT.to discuss the Semi- tht Anffle-Iranian oil dioputo 'IniTliEtrff 0 Permanent Sales Levy ed nipalm (burning Jellied gaso itself with or supported any Com- are effecMvs Meadsy. Weed*' agalnsi OoawMgsSi. ' ’ ^ in ceremonies today aj Fort Sill. Vmwmr UlKrt Fleer Level line) In support of Allied ground munlat or pro-Oommunlat organ tor’fi role in the Republican sueeeede BUI* O. Arasll, former and avort a poaaiblo Rod coup Stavonaaa aaaodud Obrnmonlaai BigValuBs! Okla., Charlas P. Walt*, son of troop* In the first claar weather isation." The guild added that presidential campaign. Georgia geveraof, prteo in ike troubifd Iranian king- I "th* daath o t ths soul" but ha Mrs. Virginia Walt* of 38 Bran in five dair*. its officers, in compliance with the Taft told tha Associated Press chief. dom. addsd frtadom of thought la balig DRIVEWAYS *34 WORD ford atreat waa commisalonad a Hartford, Aug. 27-rbatil* at th* ■adegh in the festering 18- «Bd KNOW HOW DoSOTO. RTC. having been closed einca 1946. bombed out of existence. Civil-. Chicago party convsntlon in July. month-old oil row. stoady dadtoatlaa o f n ufattoM." aandpoiiiU, Commiaslonar Conn*! Urn* were warned before the at There have been soma report* that Than in Ma fiiot augor drlv* for *41 lUICK, OLDS. ly in til* annual report to the tack to evacuate the area. votes in tho Bait, Btovanaorf said DON'T DiLAY —CAU TODAY vemor pointed to th* $SS,4()0,00Q Taft, although h* promised sup Rankin Loses Tehran, Iran, Aug. 27— THIS WEEK END? To Smash ‘Red Empire’ thus making our oppoaition un cuss Britain's "Just compensation ^ "*'***' meet your own reQuiremente. Theni when winter s its revenue produced more than pand the government's power to India and Japan formally rati roovemrat. the state needed, the rate, waa control farm production and make fy peewe treaty ending World War avoidable." claims" in the light of Iran'a nS' Y*u'irbri*ll pleaeed. h*» heavy expenses come around, youF- Old Company’s temporarily reduced to one per Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 37—< F ^ «w e symboliaed freedom, and we broad use of subsidies to kee^ I by exchange of diplomatic doc 7 ~i Make sure it’s the only thing you hit! cant and later levelled off at the farmers prosperous—would regi uments at New Delhi. India. .In- (Conttoned an Page Six) . (Oonttoned os Page Five) OOLOB LAW BACK T* find you can P*m» •* John Foster Dulles today rapped gave moral and sometimes mate Lehigh c o a l will be in the basement, with no fuel present two per cent rate. American foreign policy aa "sui rial Support to those elsewhere ment agriculture. But Oov. Adlal VMtigation of Oommunlsm in Pretoria, South Africa, Aug,- PLAY SAFE wtih a Brown-Bcaupre wheel Stevenson of Illinots, the Demo southern California's defense and iri ee'emif to do end m M m Balks at Idea cidal" and proposed a plan to dis who sought liberty." , 37—Fisheries and Gam*. nominated Democrats as .Republi and Democrats unless the individ "Already it is over-extended, quired by aggression. reconciliation failed last night and covering 800 million people of with some heat today that he will Peraonal Jenlowsy on the part can candidates for state offices, ual candidates withdraw^ 'FOW SBBSIOir^fEirB;^ ' waa himself shot dead by a ■police Eisenhower, addressing the refuse to campaign for hia party's of union lea^ra la blamed by car and action unprecedentaS in Tex To meet that contingency, the what were recently 19 different convention passed a resolution OcMva, B«lta«Hiwd,>Augr man aa he attempted to flee. Independent nations. The struc American Legion's national con presidential nominee. Gov. Adlai penter In Kingston, R. I., for hla as poUtica. —(F)—Ths ValtoA CO Police <3iief Ray Beckwith said ture could be cracked by passive vention on Monday, dsclared: E. Stevenson. lack of success In getting work It bealad a threatened split by empowering Its state executive t if ■«■■■■ that Julius Bellett, 83. a machinist resistance, slow-downs and non "We can never rest and we must However, while he said he finds on new school building Job. .Late X aeriaa of conciliatory movea and committee to fill any vacancy that considerabla back-slapping—all in may occur. It already had that opeaed lid t t M employed in Bridgeport for th# cooperation. ■o inform all the world, including himself "apologizing" for previous Lsmmot Dupont, onortime bead toy coufreatod "That would happen If our na- the Kremlin, that until the en support of Stevenson, Ellender of the Industrial organisation an effort to present a solid front power and haa takan such action past 18 years, shot hi# .wife, Ger- many times In the paa). over a bbUBM iSltaSf^rtoUll G. E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. Unde, M, in th* back of th* head Umi would today axert the asm* slaved naUona of the world have asid h* would vote the straight bearing hia name, leaves eatst* for Ikaenhower. That would make certain there soldlora of WotUitU War » with a 33 caliber revolver as ah* type of Influanc* In th* world that In th* fullneaa of freedom the Democratic ticket on election day. eatimated to be worth soma $78 Ou Betk Tlekcta HOUY SHOm Nominated aa Damocrat-Repub- thought to la to* Bavl^ Pkone 8333. Opem t-7 F. M. dtlaiithlanfO h/ TEL 1125 w* axsrtad during the first ean- million In peraowsl property and 2 MAIN STREET. $323,000 In rsal sststo. H^ana war* Gov. AUan SMvera for (Oauttauad *■ Pug* ^ ^ ) Uutea. “ « '* foa to make It yeuraejf f « [aaF n gsF * i) tury Of tha rapubUc. At Uaat Urn* aa Fsga > (Ooattoasd oa Fag* Fourtoea) MAIN STRIIf Car. Oeator aad OriawoM Sta. nT? r;f’-^^rwW.m'. -i>i»^'';Sii^jpcM. 4t4S
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Ronald E. Wright, 20, Of 37* 0 «lt high of 84.80 and 8 low of 14 for Four Instructor street 28 bushels. Lions Erect Road Marker Eniblems About Town In Insurance Po^l The mart will open for five days l ig h t e r s — S t a t c h e s each week, Sunday through Thiira- Added at Tjrmity CLOCKS — w a l l e t s dliy, with Friday and Saturday as 1 - ^ COMPLETE A dsiighter wa* born to Mr. and the closed days. Mrm. Dino Naaetmbent of 102 Sum- Hartford. Aug. / I s —Appoint- Arttair Drug S it iii mar itrert *t tha Hartford Hon 'menta. of four InsUvctors at Trin W A R M A IR piUl Aug. 21, ity College were jmnounced yester day by Dr. A r ^ r H. Hughes, act HEATING Tha Manchpstar Fire Depart G O P Giucus ing prcaident^ Dr. AHrejgS. Reid of Starke. SYSTEMS mant waa awarded the priae for AND tha beat-appearing company In tlie Set Tonight Fla., haa IMn appointed instructor Knockout parade of the Warehouae, Point in EngiiMn-Dr, Pmul W. KurU of -/■ ■ SERVICE N ew arj^ N, J., Instructor in |fSa Department Saturday night. Salve yoor heating probleme or p h ilon ^ y; Michael R. Campo. '48. inatall new heating aystem MJaa Helen Harmon. .MA Cheal- Will Elerl Drlegates lo of .V )^t Hxrtford. instructor In jiul a t»e t,^ Nancy Whltehlll, 28 clamicsl iMguagca; and Vincent •FURNACES - YOU can Wise your home, your r Sittfi* Convenfion; Noj F^^otschar of West Hartford, Waatmlnaler road and Priacilla • DUCT WORK \ automobile, your savings, and HUl, 28 Toiler atreet. have re-, Contest Is Expected | wrt-time instructor in geology. turned from Camp BXlilh O. New- •OILRURNERS \ all that you value, if you have alllnBlandford, Mae* . where they to pav a judgment awarded The Republican party In Man 1 apant the aummaf aa counaelori. Main and Turnpike Plumbing and by a jury for injuries sus By The Aaabciatfd Praa* chester will caucus tonight at the Geji. Dwight D. Elsen I -Hoittatar A teaet»-gelH>ot..'4ervld bakaty Tha data for tha Joint Installs, Since receiving his bachelor of within the committee, led to the truclrdrivgr'pulled it off. tloa of tba American Legion and 'S ' 99* day was the flrat in history. tion. . ---- . arts degree from Trinity tJollege resignation from the', group of M|Ms*i« One of those who warned Blee«< Auxiliary haa been canceled be- State Rep. Sherwood O. Bowers, The aleek black Canberra aUo and charged with tMna « f a ewiflict with other dates. this yeaCt Tomkiel haa auccess- . —- ^ Hersin Photo. •maahed all previous records for hower that he ought to b ) ^ a ' TDb- fully completed an Intensive train Who haa been thftuenttal in Re- fire under HIS campkiJm '''vaa Sen: SkAM W ..dM i wiu be anppunccd pubtlean aUalra in towa Jor many j i ...w cat. to east; Daaaage, M it ing cmiriiir in group itisumnea at An rmpdrtaht event vwm marked ‘prestdentT Bdwtrd Macauleyrprta- I78r|!g8t atreaked home from OMdar. WeW- w anacrB w intn-iBPtftali:. Oewnett Miortly. PacIBr, Mutual’s home office In years. In the local Lions Cftjb history president, and'Stephen Cavagnaro taseftri Cenler Ht. foundland. weatern termlnua of said a "Burprlilng numbef" o f voL- Los Angeles. As • group repre- — ...... "•" cra once strongly for the general Brink’s Dua to tha Republican Town Friday evening w h ^ club mem of Cayey'a restaurant. Front row. Tel. 3R65 the epic flight. Mmimlttaa ipaetlng at Holllater selitatlve. he will supervise the bers erected four r^ d mnrl'er em president, and Stephen Cavey of are now lukewarm, ------working sale of group Insurance and serv Hiitchinsoiis Note W 3 9 < Including Stopover ■iiuat School tonight the Hllllar mounted on a 30- of road marker project. Howard oVgahlzatloh which la sup Inch dlamel;^' steel circle with a jler. •, Farmer duglug up tithe------money, for , - Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. •itMJW.HAUoa Thta waa the timetable of the porting Blsenhower, criticized his lice. He had Buried It in a wood Robart J. Bbyea, axecutiva vice Sitle8 H it 94,Mil Hutchinson oboervfd thclr 42nd baked-on ghamel finish. Below A bos Ilea crumpled In Bdgewater, N. J.. after going out of «m - campaign, said, "Ike la running the clrcler Is a sepaPate sign In- bomber'a fHp. in teritia of BriUsh like a dry creek" and aaked "Ike. ed uee near Oten IScho sunuee- president and secretary of the wedding anniversary yesterday at daylight time which is aix houra trol, craahlag threugh a viaduct guard rail and plunging 80 feet to a ment perk In neerto Merytend. ManchesUr Ravings and Loan At Aiirlioii Mart their home, 81 Hawthorne street. dlcnttn^he regular meeting time railroad track. A 5S-year-«ld woman waa WUed and 19 other pnemn- when/do we start T" and place, the flrst and third ahead of eastenvatandard: Tbe general, apparently, was Oerernlly rtuuMd ABsotdatlon, Inc., will speak on Guests present Included Mr. and 8:84 a. m. —Left Aldergrove. gera InJOced. The driver suffered n broken leg and Internal Injuries. It wae A carefully ptenned rob ••runctlona and Purposes of Sav- Mrs. Herbert W. Porter and chil Tues^ys of each month at Cav- (N E A Telephoto). gcttbif underway today: Total sales yesterday at the ey'^estaurant. THEOP'KICKOF 11:12 a. m. Arrived Gander. He scheduled appolntmenU 1h bery, eendwlched In on Fermer'e Inga and Loan Ataoclatlong" at the dren of Hebron; Mr. and Mrs, j 1:10 p. m. Left Gander. bakery route yesterday. Myrtle Rotary Club meeting tomorrow Manchester Auction Msrt came to PIctuied above are, left to right his newly-eatabltsh^ • New York Everett C. Hutchinson and son ofl 4:88 p. m.—Reached Aider- headquarters with such top Re Jaokabn, recepttontet at the bak nt|^t-at 8:80 at the Country Club, 14,001.15. There were 1,17.1 one- East LfAgmeadow, Mass.; Mr. and ck row, Mark Kravltz, 3rd vice DR. JOSEPH C. BARRY half bushel baskets of tomatoes grove. publicans aa Sen. EMward Martin ery eompeny, said today when ad that hroilght a high of 94.60 and a Mrs. Frederick E. Hyatt and chiK The plane fought 100-mile-*n- of Pennsylvania; Rep, Btjdea vised of the errsat: “1 Juet can't Mtaa Marcia Beach of. 41 CViol. dren.of Amltyvllle, L. believe It" Idga atraat left Saturday morning low of $2,50 for an average of W ILL BE CLOSED hour headwind! on Ita baat to weat Judge Hits Repeat Bridges of New Hampahire.; Rep. Two Bagerpriat experU ge ever a IM ak’a. Inc,, moacy track •» 93.98, Also offered were 2.1 boxes Alfred W. Hutchinson of tflis flight, but waa helped by them on Joseph W. Martin, Jr. of Maasa- after aag.Mi waa etolea frem tbe vehlele while It was twrited at the >ear_nf a hntel by fe w B eam “Ray came iff from hie route at tor a Waak'a vacation in Maine. Ipwffj a M .Hrs, C, r o fll Of Hart For Your IndividiMily the regular time yadUrday." eae t8~ of-choice tomatnea which, .brought ..tba trip bom*...... ehuaatta; John Eoater. Dullti. forr ^ i S - ^ S e t b a a :gSMJI00 la the tracTwaa ford. F R O M -A U G U S T 16 Averages «M MPH laia: "H* W(6i JU« efe cej« a ^ David Moty'cka o f Norfh' Coven 95.90 per box. DfstqntNl Splr«IIa~ eign affairs adviser; th'e GOP vice mvjierm ew vie umPTmrmw tw Y ^ -mowmm arreeted Bay—* *Engena 7 Farmer, a bakery track driver, wfce kad b e «a w n Tbo average speed on tbe home presidential running mate. Sen. . .a ______dAOi aora.,——^ — * nonchalant aa ho could be.' Be try left today for hla senior year The 248 bushels, of eucumhera Foundations —> Gcdt by Brink’s three years age. (A P Wirepheto). wee one of our beat drivera, one at West Point. He graduated from brought a high of 92 and a low of T O S E P T . 2 leg waa Juet over 600 miles an Cledri Richard Nixon of Califomia, and Manchester High School bt 1949. 80 rents. Shell beans brought a Mrs. Elsio Minieueci hour. Th a 2.072 mil# fUght took othera J o( our moat triiated employee." 8 houre 26 minutes. The flight It )V8» Chief M ur^a recollee- k . , . In between conferences Elsen M A T T R ^ S E S PhcNio 7737 ■ from northdm Ireland to New tion of ,e three-yeer-old incident Washington, Aug. —(4*)— House tax scandal proters hower planned to march in tba foundland required -4 houra 88 26 American Legion parade. One Kijled, Vpice from Past: that led t« Farmer's arrest. Mur It is better toiiave a good minutes. were told today that Ellis N, Slack> now an acting Assistant W atM ef Bed TWreat rey recalled that Fartner’a Brtirito rebuilt matycaa than a That waa almost 40 ■ miles an Attorney General, okayed a grand jurjf report vindicating the He addressed the American Le- uniform once pi^ppod up In fie cheap newyne. We re hour slower than the eaat-to-weat way Janies P. Finnegan was handling the St. Louis Internal glon’a national convention yester hands of a teenage gang oC hm* record of 483.91 miles an hour as- day, streaalng both domestic and 5 2 ^ u r t in n luma, rounded up on vaaM Revenue In 1951. Dlatrict<^ ' . make and/iterilize all types Ubliaked last August in the same office foreign issues. He received an chargSt. 'nMra waa auapicloui'St ^ane lyr the same pilot—Wing Judge George H. Moore described tha time that some of this of m*Ui!^«9- the report ae "aatonlahlng" and ovation when he entered the hall, Commander Roland Beaumont of and waa interrupted frequently , . eontempleted lutng the uaUorM the Royal Air Foret. told the grand Jurors to try again. P O W R io t s > la aome sort robbery. 'k- CANNING “ AS a r*ault," a Judiciary aub- W o o d s G e t s with applause during Ms address. Hi# new weat-to-eaat record He warned ef the threat Wf So N«w York, Ai|g. 26 — ^ p ou u a n d r awunir linked In Ufftfemaa Jo ^ FurRiiurt rriI A l U D vaa- aaa« to eetahlluh. For more committae waa tdld, "many Indict Avenue today in the American Ugions maWW# diaplay of Here ta the story e« told to re- ments were returned, tncludtlig an viet dggreaeion. A t the same than 15 years the record haa been time hit hard at corruption In Seoul, Korta, Aug. 26—><. the nations’ pa«t ahd present Tnilitary inighfe p e P « w « poitunr by Impector Jareiaiak f lodr CDVtriRg 20 hourd 29 minutes, set by the Indictment of the Collector of In Positioh as ternal Revenue in jSt. Loula James government. He attacked the —One Communist priBoner o: more than 76,000, expected' to last at least 12 houra, steppef FlalMHrty. . Americans H. T. Merrill and J. 8. .After Farmer’s uniform WM 46 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 P. Finnegaii.' administration’s handling of for war was killed. 40 wounded out from Slat street at 10:08 ■•m.f ' Lambs in a Lockheed plane. eign affairs as a parade of "false found tai the poieeeilon of the gang FREEZING Many commercial planes have Reopen Scandals Probe by gunfire, and 12 injured in Its terminus waa 43 blocka north ia 1949. police took him Into «u »- starts, loud poltcica and faint The statement was made by Ro O P S B o s s at 74th atreet. ^ mad* better Ume, but not under deeds." five riots in UN POW camps tody end questioned him. They tinging rnndiGona approved bert A m- .Cblller,, cogntellm the ju.h-, . A pollce-eatlmated croisrd of' 2,- • Stevenaonf-wwe-dne- to-aeen-eew ■gjxice^ 'Aug.' tl> •th« - -Uv - S. 'OOO.Ow view-Ike"'paraiK "TiT 'tlf9' C o a L T a l k Feund ne Mddiiiea'-M any noong by the international aeronautical committee as U resumed an In doing by Fanner end released him. callers in SpringAeld. HI., today to Eighth Army said tonight flrat two houra. Police Commla* federation. , . . quiry into the'St. Louis scandals Washington, Aug. 26—(/P) talk over farm probleme. They found nfterwarda, Brtalc's Beamont ^ n n ed as* he Jumped that led to Finnegan's conviction — President Truman today Disclosure of tha incidents came aioner Georg# P. Monaghan, who BAULING’S WOOL AND RAYON They Included. Clyde H. Sey- In three separate announcements, W it h L e w is ilMd Farmer bsqause at the uni- from the plane into a light driaale last March 15 on charges of mls- named Tighe E. Woods, now bold. pr.eeldent of the National made the eatimate, raid the crowd form epla«xle. , *'.nAisxtaC*Mt>wc)awBi ■ »i»Wxi4Pi«r. -o —.’-•■^hn gnjw iiv -jr r -v . , — t.*v. WiV VHVHw.'a.w-v..^ wMeA. bagaa. faiUng Jialf-an- hour ■ -savaeM-houra.aparL-jaftex -S. Opm- "ha* imA y#Lr#««h8!rUa^**k" And. .conduct- in. ogles. the hkfibh’a irettt can n ier, HUral Ufifeme* tJoopereriv* Ttt' n u ll 10 awB'lui' the Iwhacy before the' Canberra arrived. Slack;’^ who was in the hearing munlat Peiping radio broadcast that additional throng# would view elation, and Herachel D. Newsom, had charged thAt 15 Koreans were company. But; as it developed, he Is Your Sunday Breakfas) , He was followed by co-pilot roqpa/iold a reporter that Collier, to be head of the Office . of the proceaalon before it ended kept a dupUeata key to an armor 58" PLAIDS, CHECKS master of the National Orange. kUied and 40 wounded in an un- Are Started Peter Hlllwood, who took over the wa^lp error Jn saying that Slack Price 3tab|lizaUon. .... But most of. the day we* , set after dark. _ ed oar whieB travailed m thenaale cohtrola dh the homeward half'of dealgnated U N POW , camp laart SMroved the grand Jury report. ' ‘ Woods will succeed rails O./Ar- For many a marching Legion area of hie bakeryikery route.w the flight, and Navigators Denis year on Aug. 16. / ’ "The report was read to me," nall in the price post on Sept. 1. (CoDtInoed on Tags Thirteen) naire it wae the emotional high A t noon yeaiitahpay, tbe armored Watson. Slack said, "but I had no authority Arnall's resignation, effective on The Eighth Army mad# nq com point of the 34th annual Legion Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Aug. 26 AND PLAIN FABRICS ment on tha Communist broadcast. ear puliid 'up to^. the fe ih lr o ^ e TW«i-iia€4»8ar^-y®u itnowl A uuiypbona-caU to approvc-it.That J» where_the that i!ater,-b*s. bean in Truman's ronventlnn-here aa the braas blar- — (;p)—The hard coal indus- W ardmen P etit Bcdrt Bhd tlw j dffg atateroeht is in error.” — In “aiT Tncld«ll' text Saturdayr ed and the druma throbiaed and a hands for some time. one Red POW waa killed and 12 in try and John.L. CSBaria^Unit- guards went Inalde to eaL T U y io us—^win take soiled clothinir proem s off your Chairman Chelf (D-Ky) hex an Meet With Truman Interim Senate warm August aun flooded the deep ed Mine Workers resumed locked -up the bar. Iranian Police nounced the aim of the aubcom- jured in enclosure 10 on Koje Is hands in no time at all! And h ^ t of all, besides Roger L. Pu^am, chief of the land "when a U. 8. rifle company canyon of Fifth avenue. their interrupted contract IgMred U999A99 mitte* is to And out whether there Economic Stabilization agencies, Many a ^Irth had fattened on Then Farmer drove up in hla $ 1 . 9 8 waa any "interference" with the waa forced to restore order, the talks today here in the heart mMiiff thorough and fast, nu/^ prices art rnrk- made the announcement of Wood’s civilian chffw, many a muscle was bakery truck. Inserted hia key, Arrest Suifiik a grand Jury. Job Asked for Army report said. It did not ex of .America’a anthracite coal For amart fall and wlnleraakirt*. dreiaea. xuiU, etc You wilt appointment after he, Woods and plain how the prisoners were in soft from relaxing at q, desk. But turned -the lock, gritbhed a sack ' bottom low. SaldColltcr; feet quickly remembered the throb region. want more than one akirt made from thege popular priced •After three weeks of delibera Atnsll. had conferred with jured. . . contajhing $88,000 in small cur- T w o prisoners of war were shot Lewis, who remained away from fabric!. . Party Leader tion, the grand Jury submitted to Truman. s - GOP Candidate randy, pushad it into the bakery SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEAI^’G SERVICE — WORK Putnam said the three had come and wounded Aug. 19 on Koje. The (OoatiBBad Ob Faga Few ) negotiations last weak In Naw truck and drove off. He IgnoMd Judge Moore a so-called/partial York, spent the night In* a\ hotel report’ which Judge Mo«ire char to the White House together so Rede were creating dlaor.^r dur-, $200,000 In bUla of large denomlaa- ACCEPTED UP TO 10 y i\ . , EXCEPT SATURDAYS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Inr t i i evacuation of POW* lo In nearby Hazleton, home of "UMW y o u 4 r « Tehran,'Iran, Aug. 28—(4^ Po- actemeaacterized aa ’aaionisnuiK‘astonishing’ «nuand ‘a » that .Truman could----——y----. bid fare.Well - to tlona. . ? Uce announced today the arrest of complete vindication' of the out-going price •tebiUMr and Some Connecticut Republicans make room for ho*pltal pallont*, VIce-Praatdent ’Tbomas Kennedy. . The theft was diacovered When ■ V'- Nelther-Lewls nor Kennedy would 45" AMERITEX Davood Monshizadegh, leader of dllng of tax caaea in the area for to greet the. new head of /ant William A. Purtell of Wart the army *ald. ' Mercy Slayer when the guarda, resuming thalr Iran’s Nazi-atyle Sumka party. In "We lpse...,one wonderful child' tartford, hla party's candidate for Thirty-eight prisoner* on Koje ^ comment on tha union chiefa / o W frd the past Ave years'. Judge Moore presence In Pennsytvania but It PIN CHECJ$ connection with attacks on build-' also questioned.Whether the report (Am ail) but promote another one the full six-year U. 8. Senate term, were wounded by *nn*'ll pellet* - (Oenttanad an Pace FWir) M ANCHESTER Inga occupied by Soviet cultural (Wboda),’’ Putnam said. given an Interim appointment by none *erlou*ly lon Augr. 11# the was presumed he was en route was the grand Jury’s own Idea, or Says Daughter Woods, 42, is a Navy veteran Governor John Lodge. / here for the dlacusaions on the new * organlaations. Police also took whether someone else's idea had Te 4feo/« . ovsr tha party's headquarters in of World War II. After the war Party caucuaea a t Arrdover and (OnnUnaed. oii Page Thirteen) contraet. been thrust Upon it. 90 Percent Here DRY/OfANERS ACETATE Tehran. » "Prior to the submission of the he headed the Chicago rent conlral Windham last .night adopted ‘A ll Right Now’ Meanwhile, the 75,000 bard coal 93 WELLS STREET TELEPHONE 72.S4 Informed sources said inai report, illis N. Slack, then an at office. He moved to Washington in reaolutlons to that effect, arguing 21 QUART ^ leaders of the Psn-lranist party, 1947 to become deputy and then that the Interim service would mlnera, 90 percent of whom are Bulletins Mr. I. L Blrtlnr torney emplo.ved in the tax division centered In thia eastern Pennayl-. another ulrU-naOonallst group, of the Depsrtment of Justice, had chief housing expediter. He then bolster Purtell'a election chances Miami, Fla., Aug. 28—(ffh— A from the AP Wires PRESSURE OANNER REG. SS9.95—SALE $ a _ TAFFETA moved over to head the rent con retired grocer atabbod his 18- vanla area, art ataylng home thia Z. 1995 also Ukely would be arrested. been sent from Washington to St. in November. News Tidbits week can jln g out Lewie' proc T H bSptM Russia la Protest LouL-- apd had appeared before the trol program. . If elected, Purtell would serve year-old invalid daughter to death 18 q u a r t The atUcks on the Russian cul with a butcher knife yesterday lamation ot a- "Memorial" holiday grand Jury on at least one occa 'He is a big. 200-pound, aix-foot- until the opening o f the next Con- Culled from AP Wire* ^ honoring'tha victime of mine die h e a r d is t r e s s c a i x _; tural headquarters drew a protest er, a natve of Chicago and a grad- grra- when he would begin his and later explained to police: "I Ks/etsuiMfvt fr$m PRESSURE CANNER RFAl. S27.S5—SALE S18e65 sion. couldn’t aland to see her suffer asters. Tokyo. Aug.' 28— (ff) -“-Tkl note from Moscow to Premier regular term. 1 The halt became effective last JapaneiMi Coast Guard picked up Close out of nationally famoua brand at thia low price. Mohammed Moaaadegh’a govern anv more." Tnis Is The Best Time Of (Continued On Peg# Four) (Contlnued on Page Seven) Many fholcea VA reports that number of Hsturday and will continue a distress eall this $ 1 . 3 9 y>f<* ment. demanding the punishment Aw to what Republican should Police called the slaying of veterans with " ' ' ' ' ‘'T Adela Moskal a "marcy killing," through LAbor Day, Sept. 1. from the Paanwanmn - o f those reaponaible. Tha Soviet o f Korean war, reached 1^021^ KAHN serve .the remainder of Sen. Brien Deteetiva- Chaelea. -Rapp . said Iirih * aWtt coalxitWdai n ii^ eor To Do Lawn- S e e ing COLD PACK CAimEII^ SIM ■ «o te dlrecffy rnamed the ~*Wbr'ka McMabdn'*~u»explr*d .terra, there on July 5l • • ' Mexico 8 g O Y ^ " [ '• a “ YahriTAio ’different •and’ .lohn litoaktl led rifflcera, to ih* 300.000 additional UMW member# milea e e iF w HokkaMo, Ihe Holds 7 qUtltJi. (MamlMu pwr^Iftln qnumel. 'CoWptete Inrtructlonu ment drops all •‘barges agalw l t4Jj^SlH A op, parly. was a variety of choices expressed body of hi# dauchUr in the bath- observed the holiday, although nertkern main igland al Japan.^ T-new.^rkir-a- IfeauWuI T^Hyar- - J'Sumha•;me^»heJ»^^ 'St/partv' ckuenaez Izattnlskti--:; r. ■AS -oppoatthm-RellllelMs- f- tiu ifra^ ffiffw tt- arid- iwia; iwt-m mf laileaapaHs -y m-rTriy-i-r ■jBsgageur Pf'■ iir t t ^ i :w:»AjJiitgwaak.; ?t’'ttVd^gfff»M’ aW 1teddlng,''4^ for ftU and winter. . which damaged Communist iner U. S. Rep. Clare Boothe Loce month In which four persons were The- detective aeld. Moakal relat lard and Turin. Italy. Angi ---ri"- WIU l e A t Oar Stwre ALUM. FOOD BLIRCIIEC UM ‘'peace'' ..headipiartera here. The^ was the choice .Greenwich and ItiUed, __ , - r--- ' f feesiny.i apaghatfl eonWat , ,|iaBM>?r»yla«.:atoriHslng.r- party h^''beatt. pcomiitaittt- .ia- atreet. Criticism Supprjessers Branford Republicans • fayore* •A i57-r()om tw ig M*®ti-ma«alohr "'friaigiBea-Oir' Fa|ia:=F ^'''"'L‘/%MiiriifaaM-''>n Thniwlay, Stpt 4 A king eta* aauce pot. ■■ ■ • clashes between Reds and Na- Prescott Bush. • once part of J. P- Morgan esUKh pltal. Only three beepaw NEW PAHERNS AND COLORINGS tlohallsta which led the govern J. Kenneth Bradley, former slate will be sold- to order of Roman seriously III hut 75 others had tR R O L L 3 9 , ment to relmpoae martial law Bv THOMAS P. W HITNEY » ward polltlcai "heedlessneaa and chairman, got the support of Catholic nuns- Instead of to Rus stay away from their Jobe ta* He is bringing with him the ALUMINUM FOIL AMERim FAST COLOR Aug. 20. , Moscow Aug 26—OPi—Pravda 1 gullibility” ami-loo much "revela Bethel parly members, while Wes sian delegation to UN , . . Qu**^*' f\rsi 0* Wfowg Piawt: day. Aa inqulby waa uaderw^ WOODRUFF'S > , 2 525 feet. An organ of the Moslem reUgioua snnou^ed today It ia launching | tlon of party and state aeereU." ton Republicans said they would liounced Bakersfield. Calif., » to.determine the aouree of tha laicM in ftshioia and fabria gt^up. Mojahiddin Islam (Fighters !^ t h ^sU ivTand critical” articled Builds ^ l e of Party support John M. Luplon, who cam talking about building new ctilc poisoning. for men and women. Let him for Islam (, demanded that Mon- on the proposed changes in party; Tho new statutes. Prayda ex paigned for the nomination which renter amid rubble of lest Fri 36'^ CO LDTO NE ahizadegh be expelled from Tran. ifatutM coming before the All- plained, give increased powers to went to Purtell.,-"if he becomes a day’s rumble., end federal govern Jet Fighter^s Rocket Spins DRASTIC MEASURES help you make your aelec- ALUMINUM COLLANDER $t25 It blajped the Sumka party for Union Party Congress Oct. 5. The I a committee on party control, par Rich in permanent grasse*, Alumllite finlth. Will not met. candidate for . the nomination." ment le ready to help. BsUtImore, Aug- 28-rtdV- A » tions and take your meature- . "creating disorder, trouble' and X i i l newspaper said it was doing: tlcularly in the held of party dls Otherwise, Weston will send an Prlnreaa Lodovlca PIgneteUi de automatic 15-day Uoense saapea- preparing "way for a government right for a long-living, ments now for delivery later. ?hls on inatruclions of the Central cipllne. This. It said, was n e c ta ry uninstructed delegation to the Aragon, 63-yeer-old member ot Bom ber9 Crew o f 8 into Sea Sion was announced todny fer PRINTS Of bayonets." r-nmmittee of the USSR Commun-, to advance the cause of the strug- special nominating covcntlon at one of Tlely'e most ancient noble . nay motorist convicted of speed Was la Germaiiy S ? ^ r t v *1* violators of party disci. luxurious lawn. There’s Alum. Fruit & Vegetable Press S2J0 i Hartford next month. families, collapses In train at ing In Marykuid over the l«b a r Ivery Oanaeaf We Mata Monahizadegh. 39, la a doctor of Tbe newspaper said tbe party la pline and unaatiafartory fiilAllment An all-night search of the .de While the party gatherings were Geneva end dl 1 FT. SIZE Ic yard rhewelLnlorthit. late that the control committee ' miles south of Panama City. S BIZB 18c 25 75c NEW SMALL PATTERNS IN t h e w e (^ ehould have repreaenlaUves pino troopa with UN in Kmea. men of a B-17 bomber alive In mer Hartford Fatrobnaa JohR Cannot Stoy in BanK | country who are Giant torchlight parade will the atorm - tossed Gulf of Undergoing Testa 8. Sedorak charged with larceny . i ' 1 AMERITEX Flood (x>vcrs 90% march through heart of Buenos n- ■ i 25 1 FT. SIZE 70c 2$ 1 QT. SIZE S5c For dieaaca. blouaep. skirts, Melal Union Vote Mexico. I The rocket waa fired by the ot $1$1 from • eense was on. U ■ YOUR LAWN NEEDS WOODRUFF SEEDS 'brunch coats, housecoats, Aires tonight lo commemorate I pUot of an F-88D, the Air Forca’a u.’red bound over To Soperion { - aprons, etcer All' Washable,' in^pendent of services and posta authorities Of Manila; 8 Drown death month ago of Eva Peron. - Elgin —- ...... Air. Force - , - Base, Fla., Aug .newest all-weather fighter, which Court foUowing a hearing i^ lW FREEZEHE CONTAINERS „ Indicates Strike •At the. same tiip* Pravda re A 31-year-old New Brilaih i new colors. 36" PRINTED SEERSUCKERS occupied by them.” Pravda said. ported a new anpoi'ncement by the 26— A rocket und6r|roins operation*! suit** OB probnhie cause before PeOca man becomes that city's fifth dndgb NIcKoKa Raga. adding that auppresaefi of erttic Central commit.ee secretariat ^urt r. ' ^ \• ' f . . W o also rocommMid iB*4>2 Y o b mixturo fortUixor - : V / z PE. QT. I/a g a l . g a l . lam cannot remain in the ranka of Manila, Aug. 28— Ten Inch polio case this year. i : 1 T Makes beautiful houaecoala’ and brunch ' Denvpr. Aug. ?8-<87—A apokea- ordering subordinate organizations ed of rain In 15 hour# flooded 90 for your prosoot knun. It wiR do tho host kind of man for the International Union ef the jiarty. •rhe 44lh annuil convention of FISH MAT RUN coats, 88'wen. as dresses and draperies. throughout the, USSR to "develop per cent of thia caplUI yeaUiday Hoboes of America, Inc., marks ' i - Mine. Mill and Smelter .Workers Tbe ne'w Statutes, It swld. “tlj"*** broad discussions" of the project .» a ieo. Modo ospodoNy for soil in Mils oreo and sold KVP FREEZER PAPERS 6 9 c , - i it hot Just the right, but the ob and today. Aa the one to three- time as early arrivals at Ham (Ind.) says early returns on a na ed changes in life party statutes, foot deep water# receded, at least New Tofk. Ang, 2d Housewares Dept.—^Basemtot by 90.000 members of the union Inform on fauIU in .party work. had trouble geltiag away from day he wda oanaMeriag ma^ t Six bodies were recovered from into the water with hla life Jacket radlo-controUed drone. The »> »«> oroton year, has been named ou.stodian at Company, dealera In Ferguson be closed. i the organization"* two-day fair ThrUU and Spill* Cookita, Mra. Arthur Snjltb. They ,“ ‘‘* **? * " ^ * 1 of three cOnjmuniUes in thU area, At Boston' Convention the elementary school on a yeai'- Dec. 23, one session, Dec. 24 first. Mrs. Emmons, second; Mra. low and * MWOoahlnK down on peo i * v . J'arm Machinery. Stanley .Conley ' held over the week fnd. were moat ha* been selected. Henceforth It round basis. R. Knccland Jones, through Jap. 4, 1953, Chriatma* Th* aeeond feature Saturday Prank 'Mirrheai and Mrs. Plo pi*." That make* him a public of Ithaca. N. Y,. a class mate st aallafactory. afternoon'priivided whtchrr* with will be called mb'Andover, Coven Sr., present custodlanr~will con recess, achoola closed. Jan. 6. ^ 111, second; all with dlllarent nulsanee, they aald Mrs. Bextrice D. ' Manning of Cornell wAs a week-end guest of The fair, on a redoc'ed acale try and H ebr^ Plailriijag commu .Maple, street, paat national presi tinue .on the malnlcnance staff school opens. Feb. 23 through 38, tbi^ill* and apilla a* the loiat type cooklea Mr#. Emmons, cup- So' Councilman Joseph 8. Her McKnigb* and both left Spring- compared with other * v « t * of • * dent of the Daughters of Union during the school term. Gerval*. winter recess, ' $cho(9la bloaed.; i aimllar nature held' throughout nnotofrycl* riding club, "Burl'» man. btackle'a OMmer, got a little te*-'' field Sunday night. Conley U pow bake#, »*cond. Meeting, last Week *t Be.bron Vaterana of^the Civil War, waa who htta been employed by L. F. March 2, In aeaaion. April 8, Good i the region, attracted many ouMif-^ FUdera", damonatratad their col • r*w Cknalng Eirtrle* peeved at the mayor by the time stationed at Fort Devens, Msaa. lective ablUtlea In many claaatfk-a- the groiip made plana to attend-A honored with appointment ns coun DeMars. local, contractor, haa had Friday and achooUi cloaed. April i iDWh, renUient* in addition to thoaa | Home canning jnlrte* wera few. they lei hlackl# out, ' Hrle«‘t Organist I*:. from atiri'ounding roinmunitle*. llon*. Thaae, Inrludad plank riding With twenty-two poaalbUltlea special seftaipn to be hbid at tli* selor to the liew nationsi presi previous experience and will per Eleminr Follanabce of Somera haa 27 through SO. spring recess, "There"* more t o ' thi# than Buch'Sfian School, Mansfield, on form many acrvlcea which have - Among tha evt;nta which at at alow, apeed; a ataka race; imd a Hated,, and even more poaalble, dent, Mrs. Gcorgift Bone of Hart beea hired a# M ganl»t of the El- schools closed. May, .20 day* In meet* the eye,” he. apld. Harqian'l Sept'. 16. At that time problem* ford. who was dulyInstatled'amte heretofore been done by outalde tracted apertator attention, were daah through a flaming barricade. there were lea* than 20 Jars e'n- wife aeid ahe think# her hu*b*nd"a ligton Congregnlional Church. She session, June '17, one Yliluiloit laat relaling to regional high schools 62nd annual convention of the o ^ contract. .'.V ' the horae-piilllng ronteata. motor , Winner* were: Plank riding. tered. These from only three dlfr enemies on tha /^uncil were be ancceeda Mra. Larson of Vernon day of school. cycle demonatratloi)*, a midway Ray Legavy, firat prizf ; aeeond bi ferent cont^patanla. Mra, Joseph Will be diacuaacd. nnization, held at the Sheratqiir Children entering the . local who resigned Aug, 1* Mlsa Loraine hind it all. CbnaultanU will he on hand to flaza Hotel, Boston. last \ ^ k . school Sept. 3 for the first time, lhat featured game* and refreah- A. Marrotle of Wliltmantlr; third lAsky won firat pi;lze with pickles But Mmyor John Coyne" of Fostcrof. Wapping has been orgaii- to-John Smith and fourth to Ron lead diaruseion bn individual prob Mra. Bone'sMster, Mrs.'Gladys Me who have not previously regis IcNoOl' menu and exhibition* «>f farm ma Mra. Eromona with several Jara of lat for the month of August. Mra. suburban ^roohlyii Just laughed lem*. Speaker* will, be from the Kinnon of Hartford, Iqthe kew na tered,. should do so on Thursday chinery and fancy gitoda. Both the ald Ivea, aon of Burton Ivea, chib fruit. > and *aldyH*nnan'a got no caw* to Kenneth Johnson will be choir dl- TRUSS HTTINU rear of th* firthoua* and YiomaM arganlaar. .. ' .v,...... - VegetsM* graaa.. State Department of EktucaUon, tional aecretary. / , Mi^Beatricei D. M Pflag between the hours of 9 *•, and aqua 'Over 200 'delcgalA^frbm^ all -Tfictofr • - Hall were iiaed to booae exhib In other moiorcycle «'OBteat*i In tti# vegetal^ class Wtlllarfi teacherii" colleges of the state and noon.The child’s birth cerUficate. fti’hool io Oprn By AKRON Graduated Ikpeirto' itor# and their wjtrea. Stake faring, Vfgmty, firat prize the University of Connecticut. parta of the United ^ t e 4 *tt(jnd- presented arm bouquet* of beau statement of vaccination for small The EUlnjfton School will open Michael* took fU"»t prize with hi* ed the Impressive itmalldUon cere tiful roses in three different col Alto Abdominal Supperts, Elas- ■■■■ X ' • , Nine Team* Knler and aeeond,prize to Kenneth Ivea. ten varttiea, /and Raymond Ly Thofc present - at, the Hebron pox and immunisation for diph Sept. 2, teachers will meet at Cen- Nine team* of horae# were en Ringing In the. alake pnr.ea went man. second/ Benjamin Lincoln, joybeang Boogt meirUhg included Mrs. Ruth Smith- mony on Thursday, 22 of them XMC* to hla wife, and to the new theria should be presented at this year calls for a total of 182 day* tle Hosiery, and All typea of national president and aecretary. ■OYS* PLAID. tered in the pulling niatche# and to Andy Morriaatta of Wllllmantic, firat with/fargeat. winter squaaly chairman pro-tera: Jeaae Brsinard, from Connectic^. Mrs. Emma time. Regiatratton-wlll be held at session. Following is the detailed surgical appllnnoea, Pitento Fit Mia. C. C. Jxmnabury and Mra. Legary and Pete Ellaworth of Tony MBMnik, aeeond,' eollecwn secretary and Capt. Walter Keller, Swanson, Mrsy Freda Schwnrm, It was ;the firat time several of the school. Children who were program for the. school year -of n : Soldierg’ Weight Mrs. Helen Azella the Ideal member# had attended s ting Room. George Chapman acted aa atart- Coventry. of aqu^h, 8. R. Gardi ,ir aefyfnd; all of Coventry. Mrs. Thomas, J. ylenry, Mrs. registered at the pre-school party 1952 and 1953: Bept. 1. Labor .Day, tkaacer* Are Cold - tomatoes. Mazanlk. first. Wman. Birmingham and William Pratt of Hampton ^nd Mra. Nellie Hage- national convention and they were in June need not register again st Sept. 2. teaheers will meet at Cen dom motored to Bostoil to Witnea# FLANHIL SHIRTS *"^Nale Black and. Son of North OuUloor dancing waa held In ttv* aer^iml: aiimmer aquath^y S. R. Andover and ReT. H. R, Keen and much impressed by the Spectacle. this time unless the required cer ter Schohl at 9 a. m. Following the Qvlaa't PhamM) Tsipeh. Formosa c- Fine quality surMtan at low mill priee*. la rg e vaitetr thony Hszanik. second. _ Non- tobar, were also nomthated at this wew YaG eeloM W j i w f a ^ taUQra4.Mllpoa at]rle. 11,97.: . blooming house plant*, Mr*. Eng caucus, as follows; lert, flrat; \Mra. Clarke, second. Asseaaora, Leonard Geririan. Beat collec^on of ferns, Mrs. Board of Tax Revenue. A. R. mark#: -Sharpe; Select m*n-G.-I»--la>hlnaon Home Bkihtng Awards H. E. Hutehina. Agent .o f th# lOYS' fUr collar Home having department Town Deposit Fund, Mrs. Harriett NOW BEING TAKEN FOR awards went to Mrs. Arthur Sweet Lyman. Gran^ Juror*. C, M. who won a blue ribbon for pie and Squler, Sr,. Ward Roach a red to Mr«. WilUam Roblnaon for Samuel Kasaman. Conatab BOMBER pie; Mr*. Anthony Mazanlk, cin Luclua Roblnaon, Jr.., Richard •», i namon bread, flrat; Mr*. Kenneth Davla. Carl Stoltenfieldt. R*g1*-\|^ Fox. white bread, flr*t; Mr*. Frait- trar. Horace E. Little. Board of - et* Lyman, one doSen quick W* Education. Mra. Lucie Slate. Fir# i JACKETS cult, ilrat; coHe* cakk, Mra. Louis: CommIsHloner. Harry E. Jonea. Soracrhl, second. Eoning...... Board of Appeals. Mrs. MARION WILLIAMS Mra. Austin Emmon#, Hampton. I i,MAt Trinitv Ending . 7." -« STUDIO -• 539 MAIN ST. ft r ' CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc- Hartford, Aug. » l - Ray W. Win gate of Alfred University. Alfred. N. Y.. will conclude the 20th anni 311 MAIN STREET versary carillon concert aerie# at ENROLL NOW FOR FALL CLASSES Trinity Oollege, Wednesday, Aug. H^Avy wAtef rppellrnt AAtin twill with quilted PHONE 6874 - 6292 27. from 7:S0 to 8;30>m. - ___ y , t : Dr. Wingate haa played nearly CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN lintni; And All wool Interllninjr* ZIpperi X pocketo* all of the carillon* In th# Western • ■ . ^ ■ K ,' ' Hemisphere, and last year, gave MAroon* frAy, Iah. S to 16. mi* of Trinity"* nmat'dlatlngutahed ,1— 6 Bi^ eotooi BISCUITS OF HoHcsr no6, :bm»*#*4ai.,oa„.-thp.. S^heU-.Plumh Memorial tnatniroent, . v -TAP-BALLET —Dt^MUngaU-wlll.Play. r » . r u > u te T famillftr Cnr o f Freedom," "Karhal Father Strong to Save.” ’.The Holy City," -Me ^TTowr U niE TOTS "Smoke (Bela in. Your Eye#." • - ' Silent acceleration up ateep irradea . . . amooth, steady power on "Without a Song,"’ "Day la Dying SPECIAL TAP CLASSES FOR BOYS - .lUIISCO t In the wAt," and many other*. •HRIBOtOg SLEEPERS IpiiK trips'. . . no stallinu or lainrinK in city tmffic. .You’d never eu« w Dr. Wingate la director of music WHUT C and carillonneur of Alfred Univer Sait your car packed such motoring; thrills ;.. never, that is. until Carter s sity. H e. gradviated from 7he New England Conaervatory 6f Music In Classes For Grade School, High School and Adult Ballroom Dancing family of expert mechanics took hold and lightened, replaced, repaired 1910,' and haa been director of music at the univeraity since 1912. snd conditioned every: vital part. He teachA voice, organ, and cam REGISTER AT STUDIO panology. and -ha.* *rrangedr#ev- eral . hundred carillon aelecUon*. _ 539 MAIN STREET He haa been carlllonheur of the Stop in this-W eek for a “Summer Check-up." Davla Memorial Chrillon at Alfred Look for NASisco shredded wheat in alnce lU Inauguration In 1937. A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 - 2 P. M. to 9 P. M, -rifliYliA'Sge.j Snall-larniySize! . the new “small-pamiey’’ size or the pupil of Kamlel Lefevere, Amer regular 12-ounce'package, at your f plM*ft •tylf^— gripper* waiiit And hark- Soft * The convenirni package for c^puplcs, all brushed cotton knit* Double soiled feet.- flight You know }-ou*re safe if you rely upon Carter Care. ica'# beat known bell master, he This convenient package fils into w n ' grocer’s, now l haa been ia member o f the Guild blue. peAchs light green, malre. Sixes Z Aud S FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 - 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. Now - for a low, low c o s f- you can get i the tiniest cupboard, the smallest kitcb« small fatnilits! Yet you get all the hearty of Oartllonneura In North America the one-and-only Nabisco shreddeP only. en! A new “tuck-in top" makes it easy flavor — all the whole wheat nouriAhmenl since 1939. and waa elected preel- wHEXTt Yes, 6 of the same, crisp biscuiU • you nerd, from this natural food! Ask for Truck Repairs and Service to reqlose, keeps the biscuiU fresh! dent in June. 1949. . ; - - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 - 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. as in the re^ a r package, for a P*"' .the orliinal Nabisco shredded wheat! The Piumb Memorial Carillon, • 'NABISCO dwigned it, to fill your needs. nies - a tiny price any budget can afford! one of the nation'* rareat m u ai^ lAKED lY NAIISOr , InstrvunenU. waa dedicated '20 OR REGISTER NOW - TEL. 4891 or 2-0049 / j years ago, and waa given ^ the Ff NATIORAl IlSCUfr C0M9AIIY OPEN e v e r y NIGHT 'TIL 9 late Rev. and Mr*. John F. Plumb t ■ in memory of their Son. J oh n ,!^ - CtmfptftT your cMM't •ducotiofl wWi a courM I r H ir doRCR r r O ^ • coRipefe“^ ttoO « f twRcEers. don Plumb, a member of Trinity* Class of 1926, A 7 '~ -i . D«ndiii« dRVRiopB pRBtvrR, coerdiRatieR, BocM 9racR« F ^ * : , , Robert M. Public Relation# at Trinity. wUl Students of MAUibN w iuiam s feck have affeared on television again conduct * tour of th# chapel at the conclualon'of the recital. : ' Mra. FRek Is o HMRibRr «f tlw'DcHKiRf Mmtwrs «f A«Mrk« Severe pain* caused by the ^ oRd th* DoRcMg TROdiRn CM •# CrrrrcHrrY venom of a bUck widow spider are aemetlme* m lat^en for sjnrnptom* of appendlclO*, say* the NgUonal Oeographic Society. 'i
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PAGE F I ^ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1052 MANCHEST^JR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CpNN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 26, 1952 7 sored by Columbia Recreation F O U R ^ : grand jury who Collier said had ...... I l f —awfiTtipimmiHiMmmn«mAimo 'WK»JBt-Tfuil« Out St ll» Wfit.- -Uncles of Mrs. Robinson's of the 1 AW KZ l%M Am V boen ‘autborised and encouraged" Appty to Sell : WHAT—Rorsonl Profrsih. Hutchinson bramch of her fanttly; Council, will play Hebron In their Y p i c e i r o n ® P ® * ^ v 6 T •IM tinetade Heiu^ J, Butlar, w m * w ,i2M AftreaMB Coliii |lMr.. and Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson final game of the season Tuesday -“ - .1 tti*e—'WDRiC'X-Wehly Wart-Cn. of Bolton; J4r. and Mrs. Herbert' night, at'Hebfoh.'...... - • - 1 WOMCffi IT ’S 4 ^ 9 l^gionnaireg Aft^Me for Ike foreman; GUnton L Wblttenlore, Plots froiii Estate W D B6-18M WHAT— 616 WCCC—Luncheon Mualrair, Radio and TV ' Off to Boaton Hutchinson and son Calvin of Bol Henry G. Wyman, pastor of Co- ‘Straighten It Upf deputy foreman; 0>Uls P. Lovely ■ WOUO-.lt66 w n c —I06Q WONS—Curt Maaeey Tiro*. !bsl Talks f Says Daiighler and MM. Mary O. Mewimger. I WHAT—ItaHen. Voice, Three carloads of boy*, mem- ton; Mr. ahd Mrs. John Hutchin lumbla congregational Church has 1 Marrifd or Sinqlv You con gel aLOAN or fe/iMniat Ths executor of ths will of the W K N B - M6 Faatiaa DajrBght Tima WNHO-Ote• 6 w n c —New*: W'eilher. bert of the Reepefition CourtcH’a son and daughter Judith of Ando called a meeting of those who will ....—' _ . ■ — - ' . ' J members ^ ' , WM8NB—New*: Movie Time.T • Brins yoUr cash problem ,to •' teAwi Y duqlT ■B*OMl Other witnessea under subpoena late W. Harry England haa ^ f ' WTliT—jackK Berchoprun Show.ofiww. . junior league baaeball teaitia, went ver; Mrs. David Toomey and chil teach In the Church School this ‘AU Right Now’ piled to Probate Court for ap UtlSr-WnC„ Aunt Jennie'* Storla*. to Bqaton Saturday to attend the dren Paul and Edith of Bolton: year, to be held at his home on the ftimiaf with eoiWUenoe. Be ISI ilh Lewis of drums, and though close ordsr are Black ahd Marvin Hopper who proval Of the aale of five Iota ba- 4ltS—WTHT-^Oal 'ftnncy. 4 WHAT—Newe; .. „..B—Bln* Croaby Tilde. big league game between ; the cousins Mr. and Mrs. Norman Green tomorrow at 8 p.m. confidant you will rocoiva S m waa U. 8. Attorney at iMgteg to the estate tn Coventry' < w n c —Backsut* Wife. ' WONS-News . . . tWlC-Down Homer*. Preuss and Infant son of Bolton; prompt, fiiondly attention. Tha $245.80 $312J7 drill wao a thing of ths misty past, (Coattoaed frees Fage Owe) S t Louis at the Urns ColHer WDRC—It Happtns , E»«ty Day; l:IS.,WDht—Shoppert SpKlals WONS—New*; H. R. Baukha*#. White Sox and the Red Sox. Stan Mr. and Mrs. John Forryan have 349.22 4S1A5 the Legionnaires rsmsmberS to Manchsster, according to pro The Chicaxoans. - - w n c —Newe. , WTHX—luncjieor. Mualc. ley Field, Saul Binder and William Mrs. Robert Farrand of Manches sold their home on U. 8. Route 6 loon will bo made In your hotS ------aald ths U. 8. Attorney than was ItitA—WONS—Woroeh'a Pdfe. ter; also her great-aunt Mra 'Eva IntmnH,. Phono for tinglo vieit •e Started straighten It up! straighten It up!" bate court noUosa Issued today. WCXXS-Vusrc. WKNB—Phil Hale. ’ Helen Macht drove the boys up. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evans of sd that while hU wife Mary w aa'cn k e Watson, arho «ad on Dtc. The hearlrig on the appUoaUon WKNB—Newt. Request tfalinee. WHAT-JfiatIns with W*mp. , 13:36—WDRC— Romance of Warfield, her daughter Mra. Doris loan, write, or coma In today. A l««R $1M Milf Ras^OekMHM BtnOgM out shopplag. he led the'girt lato jj^ tpgi. WONS—Jack Dovney'e Miine Shop. WONS—BUI Jenkin* Show. Trent. Thirty voter* were made here Manchester ;sUo their cottage on prsMpH|f k 11 ewwffvUve Bonse swsatlng some grinning, wlU be held Sept 2 at IQ a m. 4I1S-WT1C—Stella Dallaa. WTHT—Martin Asronaky. „ WHAT—LaRoa* Program, Saturday by (he aelectmen and Manning and her daughter Mrs. Columbia Lake to Samuel LIcaU ioont $1S «• ffMBHily iniffaHmssh t4 tIO.OS iMcb, I tram Fbc* Om ) tha bathroom and phiaged th e, judge Moore aald ha did not be- S:te—WCCC — New*; Breakfast N*w»- w ere—New*. Robert McCullum all of Coventry; on llfnertwre Aloaf some a UUle saddened by memory knife twice mto bss VreaeA • !jwve the H. 8. Attorney's office ' Four of the lota to be aold are SiSe—WDRC — Ken and Carolyn's WTHT—New*. , town clerk, .at a aedsion held In of Wllllmantlc. T h e y have pur In Coventry, and the laat la on Kitchen. boy. — - Yeomans Halt. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald chased the house In which Dr. and aa the bands pUyed the old tunes “Before my babTa MrtK". »a|w had snytMiig to *>J«dth the grand WTIC- -Touns Winder Brown. WONS—Bill Jenkin* Show, c WTIC—Marjorie Mill* Jlour. Tuttle’and son Boyd; her grand €WMmf£fKMf M9$ 90 MT TM» (Mtumlnoui) coal workara of World War I and ths newsr Autumn atreet m Manchester. WTHT—Kddfe Arnold Time. , . w n c —Radio Baaaar. / WKNB—Man on the sTreW. Loney^-Tepley NupUala Mra. F. A. Beardsley lived In Lake- i« jMSt month and tl^a union quoted the $f7-year^ (ather. “»J;JiiiQr;a partis report apd WCCC—Newe; Muelc. \ WTHT—Bob Llovd. , / _ IS :**—WDRC—Our Gal Sunday, Mrs. Ofauly* S co tt. Xepley. mother Mrs. NtUle Tuttle and her view Park development, from Mrs. a tradiaon of “no contract, | tunes of the second great war, they ^ e Injured hSMtif. by fattmg "It la my feeUng that the faidt 4:4S—WTIG—The Woman In Uy Hobse. »i»4—WTHT—John Cont*. weec—Mualc for Milady. uncle HerberVjHaXWell of Wttll- IV U in U H FINANCE CO. ", / ' ^ . . . . , k‘ Ax lept their columns straight. .Mjt .m the Met that you ntedd , nX PLEA FAILB i:as—WDRC—Newi; Old Record Shop. >WONS—Gabriel Heatter. WKNB—The Pane**. daughter of Mrs. Helen F. Scott Rose Rlquler. They plan to move fotk." Xawta haa formally noU* ogamsf' the corwM- of WTICWuet Plain Bill. #:IS-WDRC-Newi.-; ' WTHT—We Ihe-Women. ------and the late Harold Scott of Dou mantlc. . . iqtb their ne'e! Wonie tWs weem. — X 2nd riM r a JARVIS BUILBINO tba radaial Mediation Berr* :■ t . - y v Y MsTChing with many a former Sie baby waa never noe^Bat. SIlapStbiH- guMianee. and you did WONS—Crvan Patteraon. PenuHial Mention s s i ^ . \ ^ E- » r WKNB—Newt; Request Matinee. WCCC—13 Hundred am.' »0 HIU. 1 ;00-WDRC—New*. bleday road, was married Satur MAIN 9TII1CT (Ov6f W otlw s^f) rtliat a dlapnta axUta In tha in-1 buck private was a live-star gen IS Tlnus aai Hear , New York, Aug. SB—— ------. . striks at WHAT—Cro«by'» Querter WTHT—Br«*k(*»t Club., WONS—New*. James txmey of East Hartford. Maine laat week. JT Moat Am Vatanum strode at ths head of the Kansas thtwr about a ntrve notl^tsetediwhh'Uw violators tax pr«Aes. went before a Broafc-. •its—WTIC—Lorenio Jones w n c —Theater o( Melody. . The ceremony was performed by , Mrs. Henry N. Furnald of River- oootmgent. His vlce-prssldentlal rorse evil—the lyn federal grand jory tevesH- WHAT-,Ban<< by Demand. ------Hartford. WHAT—Betty Kimball- Moat of tba mtnara aiw vetarana si^evotT tune It mads Xqoataet pevtmta an ev^ s WOM8--PUytlme (or Ctallbl-en. Wnc-New*. . , Rev. Henry G. Wyman. In the par dale, N. Y. City, spent'the week- z «C numaroon atttkaa and :iu>U- running mate, Bkmard with oriifr parts of the brute rt dsiMsiso** gnawiag viper of spe- gating tax fraoda today dssglts ____ Hour. " ...... f.•!»—WDRt—M* Perkin*. - THKOPMCEOP . WDRC—Il4«dty Lane. Show Tune*. sonage of the congregational end with her slater-in-law Min. «6#4 4ufa.” Many paaa tha tlma work- Nixon, m a^sd with ths OsU- drove Ixa- craxy. ,«ial prtvlkge- his plew that he was UL WCCC—Newe; Muilc. 'W’n'e—-New*; Tou and Tour Child WONS—Yankee Food Show. Church. The couple plan to make Charles NaUch at Orchard Hill on Mt* at home or doing odd joba fornia deiegaUon from hU home -. 'TbU nerve made* contact 15 or g,U_WDRC—Curt Maiiey. WONS—Crean PaUeraon Show.* WHAT—Hetty Kimball, their home on Doubleday road. Columbia Lake. Mra. Furnald has ’ tboaa wllUnr to talk, thara WHAT-Kewa. ; WCCC—Nawa; 13 Hundred and *0 w n c —Juke Bo* Jingle*. DR. P. M. KAYE slate. . 1.1 20 times an hour, all her Ufe. My FLANNINO BECNION 10 FIBE5IEN DOWNED WONS—Mualc Bhbp; Newt. hlu. Mr. and Mre. Saul Binder cele Just recently returned from visit ad aentlmant about the The eldawalka of Fifth avenue, wife and I couldn’t stand to see her WTIC—N-otea and Quote*. WHAT—Itallar. Pro»r*m. 1:1*—WDRC—Young. Dr. Malone. brated theli* 19th wedding anniver ■iH—WTHl-T-Frankle Frlach, Ball- S:4»—WDRC—Blnic Croaby. WKNB—Raaeball Matinee. ing in Switxerland and the British 1087 MAIN STREET tha avenue of victory parades, that way. We sent her to dpeetal- New Britain, Aug. 26—(F)—An w n c —Hal Kolb. , WCCC—New*; Mancheater Matlpee sary Saturday by entertaining Islea T-„___ JT. ICannady, a machln-l wars jammed with craning spec Ban Francisco, Ang. 26 mt y K o re a . l,4g_WDRC—The Guiding Light.. s Iste but they told us she would I d ^ originated by 4Srd Division , Krealaf WHAT—,TaR|ou* Trial*. WONS—Sportr Review. thirty guests at a hot-dog roaat at Second Lieutenant Ronald Bar ^ atthaRobaAa H1b« n**'* Union- tators. Thousands more leaned never be any better."...... veterans when they were In Ger Ten Bremen .were overcome S:ib—WDRC—Nawa WKNB—Dick Hayme*. their home on Pine atreet. Among rett on leave from hhi base In smoke and gaa fmnea aa BM WONS—Crean Patteraon. 1:53—WONS—Bo*ton Brive*. CLOSED UNTIL la Ps»« SAMII ' • I from wmdoWs aa the parade un- Bapp said Moakal told him: "I many, materlallsea here Bept. 4 WTIC—New*. ^ U:«e—WDRC — Arthur Godfrey. , WHAT—Red So* v». CleveUncl. the gueata were Mrs. Binder’s sis Texas, spent the weekend with his : don't Ilka the Idea of h nM-l roUed like a bright carpet. won't be around much longer and when the Connecticut GTs hold swept a sandpaper maaafkcteBw WTHT—New*: Joe GIrand Show. WTHT—My True Story. S;ee—W-DRC—Second Mr*. Burton. ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe parents Mr. ahd Mrs. Silas A. Btu*- rial pertod. I got a klefc In tag plant early today. ’ WKNB--N#wa: Sport!: Muale. WTIC—Welcome Traveler*- WCCC—Muelc. • , . RUDGE^ At Its head waa an aacort of 25 I did not want my wife to bear the their A nt informal reunion. The WHAT—Newa. WKNB—New*; SonK* of America. WTIC—The Doctor'* Wife. Schorr and their daughter and rett of Hop Rlvsr Village. TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 DONT panta for two montna becauaa I city policemen on sleek, prancing burden alone." veterans returned to Connecticut WONS—New*. _ , WTHT—New*; Tup Hit Time; Score* husband Mr. and Mrsl Ruby Final Oanne Coming 7 t b a ataal atrtka and thld la Juat iilS-WnC-Bob Steele. WHAT—Italian Pro*r*m. » WONS—Connecticut Bellroom. wsslilnEilSe modfirn snd fstl ths dlfa horses, whose clattering hoofs Moakal related that it e a short while ago after a tour of WHAT—SporU; Supper Serentdi. WONS—Crean Patteraon Show. Bonitle, alt of the Bronx, N. Y. The younger boys team of the To diiih snd clotl m Umt Kh daya. Wa hgy* .y a l| *were-drowned-by ths blare-of. tha I#t» ■ WDKC—Arthur - Godirej', WKNB—New*: Sport* SpeoUl; New* the^hssAiid^ hsv6 bo rsgtffts. - — iiecesaary for bla wlfe-and-ffljn -- duty- -fat- Butope. -The reunkm-la “WONBxxxjft, Brltc sport*. WKNB—Gov. Lodx*. _^ TU-WDRC-Perry ir«»6n. — Mrr. Diana Therrlen of Hebron Ihter-Communlty ^ League- epon* ivivncv* oiiy »gat our haada aboaa watar from bands mused Into tha dlatance be baths a«d fsod their daughter, that slated for the Hedges here. It Is WDRC—Jack Smith. SporU. WONS-^Paul* Stone Shov^ w n c —Cliiderell* Weekend. road announces the engagement of ja laat layoff." ^ . I hind them. the girt waa never able to do any open to any 4Srd Dtvlalon veteran •:te—V^RC—Jack Salman. WTHT—Whliperln* SlreeU. l:tS—WKNB—Yank* v*. St.. Loul*. her daughter Miss Theresa 'Ther- Abdy Bacoaky, fOnoar praaident five Honorary tfarehals *:»S-WDRC—ThI* I BeUey*. liSe—WDRC—Nor* Drake. 2DT0MTI0 thing for herself. m the statA WtlC—Weather. „ . l•]•^^C ^*N ew *; 13 Hundred and ’wcCC—New*;ATvwai, eeauevi*..Mu*lc. rien to- Louis Desgarlals of 9 West DISH g a xniW local la tha aouthweat- The gnand marehal, Brie Cocke, "I stabbed her once," the detec- ■;le—Wrtc—Bmll Cote Glee Club. WONS—I"New*: Conn. Ballroom. Park street, Wllllmantlc. A spring aaaaml MWVairuaei Je;, of ,Daemon, . Ga„ last yaar's WDRC--Guy Lombards _ "Wnt>-Clnder*n* Weekend. ttvo farther quoted Moekai."but JUDOHSEBtOUBLY HURT WONS—Newa: Muaic for America. W^AT—ttallan Program, wedding Is plahhefi. ' " l WUHERS itad: . National Legion commander, had It did not bring death and 1 had w n c —DtubI* or Nothinf. S;43—WDRC—Brighter Day. "HSCOHY tERVIGE DEPftRTIIENT ■W No OeMglalr t imcked with mambare of th^ Amorioaa iagton aa Dwight WTHT—Sereno Oammell. WONS—Guv Lombardo. w n c —Mid-afternoon Newe; Inalce Family Has Reunion Madladn Bquarr Oardan In New York la .r—^ — ------^ Li " i.. baileiaf five honorary grand marshals— to do It again. I wanted to help my Stamford, Aug. 26—<6V-ReUred WCCC—Newa: Muelc. WKNB—Myatery Vplc^ Newe from Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harris of HJQKUTONE * *No MOHa^or mlnar haa any. D. Elaanbower (arrow) addrcaaM llielr national convention. Ika told rm be high ranking, offlcsrt of all daughter and my wife. I think I •,U —WTIC-Thre* SUr Batra. I*i45—WTH'T—When a Girl Marrleg !**—WDRC-Umtop Houee. U. S. Route 6, Hop River District, ImiiMalKt tV»»t thbi A ort layoff. would start a tlw moment ebe had the neeeoenry etrengtk t n ^ r ^ron df*” , .”*” ? * ***" *** branches of the armed forces. Judge Louis B. BitMtehy who WDRC—Newa. _ , IHie—WTHT—Lon* Journey. WONS—Jack Downey'# MU*lr Shop. OPEN EVENINaS UNTIL 10 K ln ^ d l MD added tlu ^ b e d S e not think the Bovleta have yet reached that poaltlon. (NCA Telaphota). did the right thli^.” served on New York CltFs Magis WTHT—Stock*—Sport*. WTIC—Strike It Rich. WTHT—Netri; Ton Hit Time. entertain^ between 60 and 76 AB04HUTI0 ^TTTwK we would Uka to aaa iai Army, Navy, Air Force, Ito- Bapp said the father went on: WKNB—Phil RlMUto. _ _ WKNB—Newa; S40 Club. WTIC—Life Can Be Beautiful. guests .Sunday for a Hobby family MtHiBtXM •«» graatar rlnes. Coast Guard—all had Mg trates Court for 18 years, was WABB MCY B ill S:SS—WONS—Spotllsbt On SporU. '.WCCC—Mualc. FREE PICK.UF AND DELIVERY 'I felt I would suffer the con- seriously injured when struck by.- CHT V D I| gPlJL ■ lU i tits—WDRC— Robert Q'a Waxwork*. WONS—Ladle* Fair. Ill*—WDRC—Houne P*rty: New*. reunion and picnic. Mrs. Harris, HOTPOIIIT |qr between managamant contlngsnu stepping out smartly sequencea for doing It, but no innt- WDRC—Arthur Oodfrry. ERIOAN “I— •' • •.‘, sui'amtpmoblto.haMtfaMrth^^ WTIC—Bo*ton Buckle. WHAT~UalUn .proxcaj^;., . .w n c —Roac. of Life. ,. , formerly Mrs.Bv* Woodward, was 'to ths music of their bands, happaDA R d ^ . ! t nil:'; tiiiliw BrndAkv __ Wlof to hcf 1^ -=4 “And behina niryeiaig'fitceii'kiid WONS—Shilton IrfWI*. Jr. 11:3A—WONS—New*. YIS^ • e .# -BUYllVHBRBOT ter. My girl U all right now." sible concussion and injuries to bla WKNB—Newe; Ed Swell Snow WTIC—Pepper Toucf* Family. rtage. Gueata were preaCnt from Oed whan the Mg ateal in k Lc«it new uniforms came the thousands Moakal, the son of a Polish ll!*e—WDRC—Grant.' Slam. Maaaachusetta and towna sur ^ eliiaed their mlnae down left hand and right leg. At Stem- 11U—WONS—Tello-Teel. WCCC—Newa; 13 Hundred and M S;4e—WDRC^edrlc Adami. . of older faces, the veterans of two farmer, came to the United Btates ford Hoiqiltal a spokesman re WfHT—Elmer D*»lt. HIU, |. 4*_WCCC—Junior falK Jockey, rounding Columbia. the WV-day ataal eMka In world wars. Many marchsd more In 1918 and later settled In Newark, ported hla condition aa “fall" tiie—wn c —Newe. WTIC—BobvV I 8V~ODU. teiiuand armyRay. • w n c —Right To Happlnea*. Another family party was held ~ BALOH PONTIAO, INO. end JHly. . _ ■tUfly than tha U st Urns thsy w n iT —Sliver Easle WHAT—Maleann Program. WDRC—Carl Smith. Deathn Recovered Doctor N. J. He recenUy pwchased an today. ■ • . WHAT—Symphony Hall. WONS—Queen for a Day. 4 :*#—WCCC—Mualc. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IS* CINTES ST.—m irH O N i 2.4*4* A B C Appliance Co. ‘Paid Cthdric, a panel board ep- paraM up tha avsnue—after apartment buUdmg here. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. WTHT—Break the Bank. WDRC—I, Happen* Every Day. Leonard Robinson on Lake road ff at tha eoal oraparaUon coming back from France In 191$. WKNB—Beet on Wax- 11 ! »—WDRC—Roaemary. WTHT—Cal ■rinney. 21 MAPLE ST; Oarrett H. Barnee Sapp aald Moskal was being TALKS ON INFLA’nON . 4 WTIC—B*ck*t**e Wife. Sunday. Gueata Included aunta and PHONE 2-1575 . of Rcbanar The sttn glittered on brass and held for investigation of murder. WDRC—P*f|y Lee. w n c —Dave Oarroway. immp »!**—WDRC—Ed Murrow keeef P664 coal mine, WaabUtgton, Garrett H. Barnes, B8, who was At C apital Says warmed thS bare legs and arms of •itii EMiiBiul. AiitESlii HUD w n c —On* Mar.'* Family. la Bolidly bacK of trtk of this as an allihent of old shals had S' car to himself—Lt. $ 1 2 9 5 Aiid Up Telephone 2-4539 WTIC—Concret at the Capitol. I and iMrtdga 0»rp., property mitted the theft and took police age, but It Is certalidy conunon. Gem Winis D. Crittenberger of the Louis with Slack. WTHT—John DaU. ^ ■ v nepbswe In North Coventry and to the amusement park where he Black testified before the sub IM8TALLCD FRfac WONS—Frank Edwar^. [ School straat WUUmanUe. Actually, many peraona, aa they FlrJt Army; Rear Adm. Roacoe B. liilA-WONSrJack’a Waxwork*. m Manor Hatataa, Tno., to dug up the money. grow older, do not require aa much Hlllankoetter of the Third Naval committee at a closed-door session Funerot .sarvtces wU|- be held May 7. Ths St. Loiiia inquiry has WTHT—Concert Hoiy. yC. Block and Faye W. Block, from the BOMnd (hmgragatinnal Not In Other ’Theft# sleep as they did previously, and District; Lt. Oen. Leon W. Johaaon Mil*—WTDRfV-iSane* Orcheetr*. ;y ca Conway rood. Federal Bureau of Investiga I cannot see any particular reason of the Continental Air Command, been marking time becavse the CAMPBELL w n c —Robert Montgomery; Stan 1 Church, Hotoi Coventry. Thursday grand Jury there continued in ses Kenton Concert „ . Oalt-ClaliB afternoon at t o'clock. The pastor. tion agents were in on the ques why one should try to change this and Col. Miles N6wton of the Ma AUTO SUPPLY WHAT—The Nlxhl Watch. DaClantla to BUtllng tioning. Ho were officials of hsbit. Does It do anyone any rine Corps sion until last month. ~ Newe on jui AH piahiuhSUtlona*._ i Rev, R. A. Marrtdeld, will ogt- Brink's. They satlsfledAhemselveg; Jmlgs ^o o T t ones issued a b ^ . 26,.B1SSELL ST.—TEL. 8167 • Oo>r B(«P«dty «a cute. Tha rcau taa^l b« -cremst harni ?___ -- , . .. . LoudtsxrtMered-WMS foutkOBar- .;4 BlANCfRESTEB -« 6 i|i’$ Aftfitay DkiKlittf’ ll » b V. Ll'oyil. that Fanner had nothing to do But there Are other changes In ary msnhals, all Mlders^f m taring statement aver tiindlti)|g WONS—J*'ck'» Wsxyork*. ----- , sd add burial wW taka ace Tues- with the sensational $1,219,000 the later years of Ufa which tha CIMgresslonal Medal of Honor the rinne^n grand Jury. It wts w n c —New*. ^ , H anloga tieinsa | day a t 2 p. tn. in the North Coven- older person should recognise and Navy U. Thomaa J. Hudner, Lt. called a ''11#’’ by the then Attorney WHAT—Night WaUh. _ Bdeirard Kallsg, Hartford, I try Oametery. Brink's robbery tn Boston Jan. 17, 11 :t»—WDRC?—Public Service Prosrwa 1950, .|hil biggest cash haul In his which (hould be understood by Col. William A. Shomo of the Air General, J. Howard McGrath. Mc- Iliia—wn o —Whsf* the Score. fUtharUe Maoasr, Friends inay call at the Hplmss tory. ■ younger relatives and friends. Force; Army Maater Bgt, Homyr GMth, also fired by Truman, Uter WDRC^yrophony Ball; New*. / d. S t Bridget’s puneral Homs. 400 Main street. .The tissues In general become L. Wise; and Marine Corps Master caned Moor and aoologited. iSise—wn c —New*. Mmvshaaaarf’ tomomMt- im m Aiao . Otte.. . Blank,.Vice, prerident .of atie^W .’FIC-— Tlffiu>r> .Ouh- -Orab**- Brink’s,'who flew. In from- Chica hihr4‘'dify.~'Also th e ability to -re Bgt. Harold E. Wllaon. - NOTICE tro; Sl«r* In J»»*. „ . . ■MldMf racmiu to 0 and In the evening froin 7 to pair Injury becomes graduaUy les Viewing the parade tn front of Finnegan,, a friend of Truman’#, M:*a- -w n c —P»n*dlum ,Orche*U». ona-car go, praised th# rapid police work. M;l*—WTIC—New*. ■tar Oubaldo for • o’clock. "1 was gratified," he said. sened—wounds heal more slowly, ■t Patrtek’B cethedral ware e wax convfcted on two counts of a garage at 5 IrvUg broken bones knit with much World War I perepleglc, Michael five count Indictment charging THE SILK CITY DINER Temerrew . “It -was aa fast' and efficient as greater difficulty. , Tresey, of 187 Berberry terrace, alts—wn c —Frank Atwood. could be.” bribery and misuse of- hla office. -WHAT—New*: Butoi-Boundup.- . I'fbF ■"'Sw There is a Mow dservase tn en* Rochester, If. Y., and his wife. Hfs case is how on appear.' WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WDRC—Farm Proaram. • dwaUag on Lockwood! Fuiieriils Rcaldefite In the nelghi>orhood ergy, the tlssuea are lean elsstio New York’s Gov. Thomaa E A House Ways and Means xuh- i:l*i-WDRC;-Hymn Tim*. *:*»—WTIC—New*. , 110,000. wmiaMt s. Couch where Farmer-Uvea said they re and the skin becomes mors Dewey, Mayor Vincent R.. Impel commlttee last year heard testi WED. AUG. 27 Olaranea Watbarall for Wil garded him aa a mo ■ 3 jtfaat $lt,00a 6. They live, in a $56-a-montb dup- tion are decreaaed. / Portions of ths parads will be WHAT—Chapel Time. chester who died Friday night. with tee government. ? ______AUa_28,_AS^JUSUAL ______wgr-e#d-rthir "Tiftarnpor r* Kp^rttrwPt • in.~th« norihcaat broadcast by- New—York radio Today, CXilUer presented ter u :. section of Washington. ’ paired and-the vision, hearing and 'what—Variety Time. ' 8 o'clock at the Watkins Funeral sUUons WOR and WYNC. There jufliclary group with copleq of the 6:31—WDRC—Relixlou* Talk, e Heme with Rev, Clifford O, Blmp- Two Other Robberies memory are never ae good in old are no plans for television. grand Jury report which drew w n c —Newe. Cavey’s' Records. json ogtclatlng. Andrew R. Wat- In addition to the Boston rob aa In youth. Galls for Probe Judge Moore’s biting crttlcUm and ^ WONSj:New*; bery, there have been two other Nime of these changes, howsvar, Late' yesterday the Legion ap* tea judge’s atatament when he ;ee-WDRC—Newe. „ , „ . » need eause great conearn, but re WCCC—Good Horning. Good Muilc. 1 2 Trade Names' * Baarere were Norbert Baegmert major armored car thefts In recent prov^ the report of Its committee ordai^ a resumption of tee probe. WKNB—Phil Hale. l i i ■ yean. quire m y simple adjustment and on Amorlcanlam. Included m the WTHT—Br**kf*»t with Ben. nm Gilbert Baegaert, Andrew Mac- understandfaig. Tha committer had on tap for WONS—Weather; Newe: Bill Jenkin* Oiomp r'l Beth and Walter G. Couch. Bur On May lA 1050, four gunmen report waa a raaolutfatn calling for qtMStlontog four members of tea ^■'4 Bat BaaOv Digested Foods government Investigations of tee Show. un'( OertlBeates of trade name were lal was In the East Cemetery, ambushed three Brink's guards in 'The (Ugeatlye eyetom kannot WTIC—Bob Steele. Bled in the town clerk’s office this a carpet factory at ThompaonvlUe, American Civil Liberties union to TELEVISION WHAT—Allen Brown Shown. ■■jUTT ' taka ovenMdlng In later years as 1, IS_WONS—Newa. morning for CavsFa Grill at 45 Conn., and made off with a $15,000 wall aa It did m youth. Conss- determine if it U a “OommunUt or Tits—WTIC—W*»ther. ■aSt Center atreet and for the ad- pAyrell. , . Oommuntat front organisation." Ilia—WDBC—Old Mualc Bo*: New*. quantly, tha oldar person should Moments later, tee S3-year-dld REPAIR—SERVICE WTIC—Bob Steele—Mornlns Watch. JohUng Aanax Baaek Bar, a t 30 BMrller this year, at Danvi__ ha careful to Mt foods which are WCCC—New*: Good Mornlnf Muelc. feast Cantsr. ' Mass., thieves looted an armored easy to digest, and tha, amount ACLU called tee Legion action “a NOTICE WONS—Bill Jcnklni Show. Both Instnimsnts Ust Stsphsn N e w s .T id b W car of the U. S. iS-ucklng Co., of may well oa reduced. It Is also grave diaaerVlCe to Amartchnlsin' Right Away Service, No Fix, NoPtiy WHAT—Coffee Club. Oavsgnaro of BO Tanner street $681,000. The three guards were and said “the suggestion teat teal WKNB—New*: Phil H*le Show. Called fron AP Wirca deslrsbls not to dritik too much W « w M Im dosffd from OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. "TIL 9 P. M— SATURDAY T1L 5 ti*»—WONS—Weather. modemcarswhenR^ MobilRM- I- N ■it- ■ad Anna MlaUuoct of South having coffee-in a dmgstore. water, because this places an add ACXU'ls a Communist or Com- WTHT—Weather. ■tract. Owcntryi M tlu owners. Nona of thoM robberies, at Bos ed burden on the dilative system munlat front orgauiMitloii Is pre- ALL WORK GUARANTEED - Iree—WDBC—World New* Roundup. carefully and ton, TitompsonVlUe or Danver4,/has and the kidneys poaterous.’' A m9 . 21 to $opf. 2. ' WCCC^Klddle Corner. - Rspublican National committee It exists aa a private otganlxa- WKNB—New*: SporU Dlfeit W hy not tahe a UP MuncU organising been aolyed. •IWople do not age at exactly WTHT—New*, seU up fann the same rate. Ordinarily It la not tion solely to defend civil liberties, I ■wnc—New*. omy Run drivers • greatly eoimulHeealttee which It Is said .will tee ACLU aald. and Imx beea W m. H. ScMoMqo BRUNNER’S- TV Hot mrve ns 'laader of tremendous until the late HQ’s or early SO’a SLEEP ^ LocaiStocke that any coheeihua adjustmant to Md by Presldant Truman 358 £AST CENTER ST. TELEPHONE 5191 thht your car • . ^ , Always keep 5^'^ i - " farm forcM for elsctlon of Elsen Jarvis to Appeal •y, Oen. Douglas Mae Arthur f ^ t O f ' imbroved gas rnilea^ . obey t''® , hower and Nixon." . , . ’Thre« the Bgmg procMa Is neesaaary. If YOnr Set b te Oar SlM»p More Thaui 3 Onya P e rh a ^ 'it would be well If people, and oteerai We Win Loan Yon A ' Bet CMnsrii * Mlddlahrpok. too. building supply companies in Zoning Denial By os they reach these yearo, think a Beveral other reaoluittona were 137 Spraeo Sfroot Maifcst. Olsssa Bmarday Bridgeport area who have been In in tee report. Among team were Television two-week driver's strike sign wage m tls more often of tha alighUy of the r» :' •'^„et of SOCONY-VACUUM » »• ■•-frtom decreaaed capacity of their func appaals for elementary school pro Mobilgas—Pf ^ ^ g program. agreemsnt granting hourly In- Town Planners tions and organs and aaye them- grams of llag-aalutbig and ONCE nrrssT retrenellve So April. 1. accordlngly. , ' pledgea-of-alleglance. for efforts to *4:00—Millnee In New Turk. eat, catalytic the facts «P*^'‘ n s t Nattenst Bsak Big new Dutch Hnrr hsads Into prevent employment by tee United *;0O-Jo* DlMarsk) Show. rCapa. Gbd.Canal on maidtn .voyage Old ags does not msan that all Show. Therulesaresimpl®-" ^ ag.Manchantar:. .:rgg^ ’ Alexander Jarvia, throu^’ JudgB of tha aettv* Jqfff of'Hfk have t a Itetions OF "nay-‘U.’ K; Mtte«|» *:M—Howdy Ooody. r c ford Nattohal Across AtlanUc to-'New York . . . Raymond A. Johnson,-hla oounsel, be cut out, but merely that one wKoae loymty to the TT. 8. U *^qu6a-j Automatic Fuel Oil Service IrOfi^AfiMrtorcA -TT-— Tor themselves. ^ ...... Oonnecttcilt acts to break down has filed -notice; oo-the .Tlowii.Platk ehoHld he,e9^Uble j^ouf-them and ...... yigorpua\r-*------V j C n M trine taslB xlasitfAr fomr.slAtw tm "!rg Vr""™*—taa.JhSf ha-faaiLgPe i i ; # 4 i c peal the commlssion'a d ^ a l 'Aug. suited to the itge •ad pqnfeiTcoo- A dinnay glvite , _____ ..Xe-, f;064Ma)'or of HoUywoodi State Banh ' > Btate wine than on same beverage 7 of hla request for a sone change. tee only event iaat’night. The! T;30-4>*n*ett Time. •H bottled In their own states, dltlon. T;45-43*mel New* ^r»s»*. m ' ■•sM ...... 68 03 >»' MOiw1JMui-10O souOw ognaMwB X A. spokesman for..thA'foiiimijwiqh . .C«to.:6CCfpl6nM of itenqr jig - v-;3u*erJOl.'SU*».'.'-.'ie.^.>,',-t.;." Don!t'miaa thisaenaational Scaly' ix-" I Ci said today m atter has been mefita and habit ciuuvmshmflffbe Si,10—Keep Poeted. > W- V X Aatna Fine ...... S8H 80H for' gang Bght over girl near turned over to Town Counsel John the watchword of both the older Office of Strategie Bervicea. ONECAU.;:; • »:00—City Hoeplt*!. "BMci Once-A-Year Salet, . . : deluxe^ HaHford F ire ...... 148 153 Grants Tomb In New York, but D, LaBeile. person and hie or her friends and Donovan, now retired, said 3:30—8u*pen*e. National Fire ...... 69 71 nine carloads of, police prevent The Jarvis request was for- a relativea. * American foreign poUey fat tee 1 10:00-0ri*ln»lIO:4S-'Advenlure At 10:45. Scaly "Golden Sleep’’ Mattreaaet, Fbpenlx ...... lOO 105 battle. . . Some 60-odd boats en past six years bxa had “no higher ll:00-*r.ve Got a Secret 'V' > tered three-dhy U. S. Atlantic -change to Residence Zone B land with feature* you’d expect to tU'life fe aaO Indemnity Ina Coa. on the south side of Hartford road w a x , •04X)K IN” purpose than contntnmenL" Ho ad lt;30—Guee* Wh*t? vrr ■ ABna' Casualty . . . . . 05^ lOOVi ’Tuna Tournament that started to vocated that tee U. 8. build tel and we do 12:00—Newe. pay $59.50 for! . . . once-a-yeac day from- New London but only just east, of the intecaection of ». ... Temerrew •ok*. A___ nna Ufa: ...... 05 100 Hartford ‘ road and West Center Washlagtoa, A«g. 28-HF>— china a guerrilla'army. AM. k>> Ootm. Gensral ...... 156 161 catch reported to early thla after street. T he land lies mostly in Becrotarj of the Array F tmUc 7*00^Todey. • - *"■ and ONLY once^a-year at these Hartford Steam BoU. . 44 47 noon was nnako shark. Iloo—Teat P*Uem and Mualc. •U 0*1 •he. Rural Residence Zone, 'but a strip Pare retained today from ax Ix- ,0K»-New* ^ ’•weed per spectacular savings! See thwe COMPARE IT W ITH ^ Ttavelers ...... 660 680 along Hartfofd road la In Real- sixTttoa trip xbMsM aiM aald he the rest! ;0:30—Meet the SUr*. ruMU OtlBties would Imrardlxtley Took faito" Chinese Conunies ' 0:4*—Al Pearce. ••Moo headline Value* TODAY! . . . dence Zone AA. T:flJloo—The Guiding" ■" Llgl\j. Cenn. Light Power .. 15 16 At the Aug. 7 public hearing on the coatroveny betweea Lt. 1:18—Al Pearce. A N Y ^ 5 9 * ? Oenn. Power 351i 37 About Town the change, all but one of the ad Oen. Lewis A. Pick aad a Bea- Good Fly-KillersI I SO—Strike It Rich. save $30 on every purchase! Hartford Blcc. Lt. ... 46 48 ato group over the alleged waste • M. - ep-.v' ■ Hartford Gas jCo...... 37 40 joining property owneM oppoeed 2;aaa torwiag JHoM- For All Bemriiig- AldB North and Judd 28 ; house, for the purpose-of ^lUseiia- "botHeHinsped'' character of the Camplln was blown ^bout four ►CilfcrF m PpH wfrifiiE* matb daHrary based on your toafwitemorahaatindtothaa ' Buaaall Mfg...... 15 smg a trip to B o^n to attend tfia land.' feet into tee air. Ha waa treated iBdMdttelsmadaiatolatlitetff •rcrbMpnl. GitarmBtecd S vilsy Works com. . 60 National Youth invention Ih .that JotuMon-, speaking in favoV'of for I n u ^ 'and Ifijuriaa. OaUEWlB BAnU 7^3 MAIN STREET M A N C H IS T iK Tarry Steam ...... 96 city on BepL 13. tha petition, said the land should V '..tF- Tofilngton ....I ...... SO be a B Zona bediv(se the oommla- ^ BL-JahaV, .. RrMM Ol AroisoB . toV The meeting of the Hilliard sion had allowed industry and A i«. B6— • ( A The W. G. GLENNEY CO. Mfg...... 18 If oUva oU ia added to teo water niaftra daatroyaisaaTtayaa ______aaaaawar sewaw ■ MaadMslvr...... ' t78Y • ■ V| wife. Em alopa eom ... 60 Association, originally acheduled business toned areas to surround 338 NOBTU H A W ST. MoMgas Deafet^ W I I H Xf. B. EBvnlo^ pf A .. 61 for . laat night and postponed, will It, nfatklng it undesirable for use when' washing tlailnela. teare will raaartad aato aa a aaatto b- iTHBAABYLEn-aBADIABDOO. loocNv-vACMia oa < IT'S NATIONfiL Vaadar-ltoot ...... 81 be held.' tonight a t 7:80 In ths aa A or AA Zone. He cited the be no danget of tboaa artldaa In \ S k today ■■ 27. B. Air F am I igg WaaMtea 8Braa4 Tai. a-UN I Bbova quoMOctw are not to auditorium.Of' the HoUlater Street need for homes la the moderate coming hard. Uaa a tableapoonful ^ ••$ to aiartli------8T3 MbIb St, TeL4i36 ------1 6f« ■etugl iturkafA Bchooli iprice btaekq^L of oU to every gallon of water.
•a. t t. GIVEN FARE SOOCTT' Duffy’s Condition Hartford, Aug. far* increasa. has bepn g ra n te d ,.*^ never pteaaed by what happena in U haa. a remerkably aweet tone, lOGidsSeek Award.. W oods G els Orange Street Bus Line, Intu, «r [on* object—thd objoct of ddlityiRK and la g long way from being dle- Is Reported Good the weather, and who demand re lifeolDavi^ Four Union Candidates New Haven. ’JHe State Public I ilin prorreM of Wodtorn Odtntdity j cerded. Tunera will be eecuiWd lief, Immediately, from whatever Title of Queen Br^rize Star Utilities Commission gave toe bus 1 t o w ^ ^ Rrmed •lliAitcd with ui. from Hartford to flnlah up the Position as line the right to boost fares frost lEocnitig ijeroUi Their dlpU>m*tlc effort ha* been It la they get, heat or chill,^ and needed work. Series Qpses Probation Officer James Duffy thn preeent eight cents cash faro Pereonal Meotioo . Elder Both Primaries Further gifts have been added to to throw out enough coacefwloni then there are thoae, like ua, who Mancbeater’a Queen Oonteet. The told hie phys'lclen, Dr.. Jacob A. ■'or two tokens tot 18 cents to 10 55“ INC Mr. and Mra. Ortnton 1. W ill and Committee Picks Final- tAHxd :Man h Cited for to try to keep the QennAn* them- are ao cheerfully dlapoa^ they are committee believes that the gifts Segal this morning that, hS la "feel cenU cash or 8ve toksna for » • * ^ 1 1 tliMU 8tr««« their two aoria, Brian and David, for Manchsater’a Queen and her Aieritorioua Service in O P S B OSS cents. A flve-cent sohool tlckst_^ • lIitBChuttr, Conn. eelvei Intfrented In the proopect bleaaed with aeoond aui^mer eight. of Tonkera, N. Y., are apendlng aT Rev. Percy SmitR Tells Situation Is Relieved to iaU from Large JM y ing je r y weU’’ and pr. Segal re TBOMjS 8. F^ROCSON. Police A rt Holding Court are the outstanding awards rate le unchanged. * ^ T K R fe rKROOBON. of an ImmedlaU Oerman unity, vacation at the home of Mra. WlU’a O f Decline In kTamily to any Quetn In tha -Connsctlut Of Contest Enfranta Korea. During 1951 ports that Duffy’s condition Is PublUhcrl mother. Mra; b;. O. I»rd . they will Be Unique in History 5 Unclained Bikes im and to play upon the Oerman fear River VMley. Theee gifts, all due (OoxUaiMd trane Pag* Om ) good. rooadod Octobor 1. be here until Labor Day. O f Biblical Oiaracter A Mancheeter man was of the policy we threaten to make O f Town; Rep. Bowers There are five unclaimed to toe generoelty of Mancheoter’s The Manchester ^ueen commit Duffy will rsmsln st Manchester ■ n n Bvonint Bxeopt Prof, and Mra. Eugene P. Chaae scheduled to be awarded the usU „of Noto4 Dame. Before the FubtUhod^ hard and permanent—the parti bicyolet being held at police merchants, are’ aa follows: tee haa s e le c ^ Maneheater’e 10 Memorisl .Hospital for several ' n nnd Heilatjr*. BnUrja »t tn« Connecticut and their daughter. Mra. John Rev. l^rcy F, Smith deilverbd To Seek Director Post Manchsster Optical, sun glaaaes; Bronse Star, the Army's medal for war, he was In business In. Chicago ICO *t ilnnchMtnr. Conn.. M Trlmmar, will give a dance at their headquarters, Chief Herman Bnalleta tn ^ m p ete In the Bnale daye. He was taken there after he Mall Moltor. ______tion of Germany. the last sermon in the aertea on Harrteon’a, cMna dinner ast; merltorloue eervlca. In a ceremony aa ■ propetry manager and was a was strlcksn yesterday morning aummec home, Shadowamark, Bat O. Schendel eald today, and of the Q t^ n CJonteet in Center -member of the real esUte board ] The lauat Ruaalan note atepa the. Ufa of David, at South Meth-. Union Local 63, TWUA, haa en Sears Roebuck, 24 pc. eUtnlesa kuonThuraday evening at 8:30. at Army Heaqquartere at 470 I while sitting In hie car on Center •VRSCRimON RATES Yankee urday. there will alao be a pageant their owners may have them steel set; Pero'e, basket applae Capitol avenue, Hartford, at 3 there.' I PkToblo In A4»»no to begin arranging tor an end I in 1#80. There la no propriety cratic caucus Friday evening, to of the authorities, that led to the details without obligation. Mathers, travel clock; .F. |:. Bray, street, 8 feet, 4 Inches, auburn, atrlks. MEMBBR AUOiT BUREAU OT lican and waa recently elected to garage ever built in Manchester ' A ealeeman, Craig ii married Arnsll plans to return to Geor The etudente will begin their to the occupeUon o f Germiny. whlrt «»emanda that >»• “ P attend the state convention for betrayal, the arreat, the denial, the the RepubHcan Town committee travel clock. 24; Mrs. Arden, Tedford, 237 school year by attending js Mepe circulations ThMj, thinmi th. tk .IV I sfflca whlch.la not now at elec- nomination of a successor to the was approved today and a permit and la the father of a 2-yaar-old gia. He le If practicing attorney Theae thinge-are the w n g s the atehe juet becMae he le aeek trial and the croas. David, waiting Murphy, secretory of the union. ' , ■ .. .»— —— . Autumn street, 6 feet, 3 Inches, e Oompeny. Ino.. „ ...... necauae ne la aeeK- late Biien McMahon, are: RoUand for Ita construction will be lesued child. - X In Atlanta. bea>l_,0f • " insurance ------. reepoaaibiHty for t Germane- wMtt^ ahove-Cl- etitePtttig another office. Governor Btev- tor news Of the battle,, wept wheA Is-a-reglBter«d Democrat Klaln< Monde, 22; Htoa.aCarilya Fra&cls. company, and' head- of the Society UnoTron openlng oey. K. Meioche,. m MYe.Vs. CTaude ^W . Jones, he heard of hla son's death. Jesus, to contractor-Alexander -Jarvis* cratra ettatton reads m part: _____eppaartna In ad-i-.- — - " • - - ■ ---- — --- Bchmidt, who Is s member of the Bucklsnd Road Corporation. ' 17 Lilac street, 6 feet. 8 Inches, of Independent Motion Picture ita and other raadina maltar G. Earl Porter and Clarkson F. beholding the beloved city, wept brownette, 20; Mies Arnoldeen "working under the most adverse union’s executive board, and Cor Ths garags will ba built on ths ABoiitTown field and weather conditlona . . . ", Producers. Bveelte Heralti. I uie,• vlted to attend the swimming show ahould faU to such an exUnt that TELEPHONE S4M flllng of its candidates, a move » h » . ,, eeem to be part of the luxury of which town officials believe un Southern'New England Ttlephone ing the Engineering Technical jusre, 8 feet, 8'inchee, brownette, enemy fire to gather, evaluate, and ------/— — theae thlnge to Germany even If I ^ L tiig, nomination—for L ^ g e at Thursday. Rober Wheeler of Co ha had to See hla own city before *aNSURANSBHTHS SINCE ISIS’* School at Sheppard Air Force 18; Miss Muriel Murray, 98 lumbia Is instructor. Children precedented in Manchester, Bo long Company, who will, .laaae It. on dlasemlnata vital IntslUgence bseept Saturday— Ruaala la. laaat—that ho could try for one the sword of bia own ton. It was long-term basts. Jarvis said today Base, Geneva, N. Y. Cpl. Beagley’a Strickland etreet, 8 feet, 8 Inches, data.’’ Ths New York State unemploy Children should also be on hand ha who. In hla youth, would not as a candidate for nomination by ment insurance law ezempU con< Bo we will try to find dlplo- offtca while retaining the cartalnty a party is proposed by a member tbe terms of ths lease are still wife, the former Mies Betty Marie blonde, 38; Miss Dawn Andrews, today, tomorrow and Thursday for drink of the water from Bethle Birch road, Vernon, 8 feet, 6 earns with fewer thzh- four am- mafic maana for raJacQng thg Snal instructions. Mrs. 1-eonaril C. o f that party.and .to-.andotaad by being negotiated but that only Oeborne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ;^^tig«4aar.-Auiuat ■ gt; ■ ____ r. .^lihPuld meet with untoward re* hem’s well because M s men had few details .remain to.be Ironed Floyd^OalMrne of Byracuae. N. Y. Inches, brownette, it. : . ' iNFEonoar Iff TtotoBD '■■ from ntandztory 'boverage. lateot RnaMan propoaal, which lajgmt*, beck comfortebly tfc the Porter, chairman, has notlSed the required number o f that go gone there to Jeopardy of their out. has joined her husband at Wichita The Manchester Qussn C onfiil . on-profit rellglou'e, ' cbariiawe, for a Big Four meeting before Go- bualnaae of being Governor, parents. lives. Jesus offered to the holy party’s members, he eSn run In Its ectentlflc, literary and educational primary. The candidate hImaeU According to the appUcatiq’n ap. Falls. They will celebrate the Brst committee wishes to thank all ths Hartford, Aug. 16— • (FI— The auo ___ _ tober. Our technique will prob- liiere ere two conelderationa, city of Devid the greeteet social groups also are exempt. The Tidelsnds Trap does not have to be a party mem- proved by Building Inspector simiveresry of their'marriage on lovely young contestants who en State Health department has die order the world haa ever known tered the contest. Bach ai)d every wh* nil lu ll* B*ema I ^ pretend agreement with however, which keep thia ' bar, and there is nothing to pre David. Chambers, the one-story Friday. closed that an infection which The tldelanda oil teaue eeema i r —. of conduct from being a routine Work to Clcmn Up and It was rejected, the mlnletej- one of these girls are indeed a sent him from seeking nomination garage will be of steel, cinder cai'MS jaundice haa been' reported fla i^ to he a reimrrent piece of 1 alma, but to quarrel on eertaUity. Bstd. Jesus’ lament oyer the city block' and brlek. construction and credit to the town of Manchester, in an antdenuaed Connecticut sum details. If we follow our past One la the qneetlon of with was for its eln, but more for the by more than one party. A public hearing on the Installa Ptmua paper for thla praaldentlal Bakersfield Debris will have a 68-foot frontage and tion of curb'k on Otis street will be a contest spokesman said. Hs mer camp. The department eayi practice, wa will delay tha r ^ ly holding a oartalB lasy option aadnees of It. Another Surprise You Can Pay. iFor a Home will be about 311 feet deep. It will held tonight at 8 o’clock in the pointed out that It Is regrettable the Infection —hejiatlUa—catised aa long aa possible, and make it aa from aerious Connecticut voters. "There la a redeeming quality Another surprise move on the also have a wing with a 38-foot only 10 could be chosen from toe minor epidemic at- the camp We worried about Eleenhower We tHnk fliere Is Httle doubt Bakersfield, Calif., Aug. 2S—(F) to this Snal story of David," the hearing room of the Municipal ' I f o U t incoAcluelva aa possible. last day of Bllng for candidates frontage and a depth of 69 feet. Bulldtog by the Board of Direc larger group. Tbe committee h o j^ whtre, (he de$>Zrtmtnt aaye, a when, before he came bacK to thle that many latelUfeat Connecti —This devastated city of 60,000 minister stated. "He had never . The garage will be used for tha to afford all of theee glrle an op One could wish that «r« would In a Matter of Years was the presentation of a pro poor eeoiage disposal syatam was cut voters consider I-odge an worked today to clear away the loved anybody before In the same storage and repair of all types of tors. ' portunity to enter this contest In Bountry, ha was quoted aa In debiis and plan for reconatruetlon posal for State Representative dlacoverad. Tha Bret case aa re adopt a bolder and leM hypocriU* outstanding putSto servant. We way that ha loved Ms eon, Ab vehiclea and equipment and will be another year. Ail of Manchester's fSvor of handing the tldelanda oil of buildings that were damaged or Sherwood G, Bowers as a candi W BA Juniors are reminded of ported July 10. Eight otltera were cal courae. What we ehould do, In- think tlurf npprMImntely the salom. David In Ms tears was at capaMe of atorlng from 38 to 40 residsnta will be able to see these over the etatM, and we were ■eme grenp i t votore hsMa a ruined by the worst earthqFike In Or You Can Pay Rent for LIFE! date for Republican nomination aa ths hot dog roast tomarrow night reported aince Aug. $* ■taad of avadlng n ahowdown with hla best," director. Bowers also Bled hla no trucks and cars. ednteetants at the final judging in ehaered by the faet that, afUr ha elmllnr Opinlen ef Congreeimnn Bakersfield history last Friday. In conclusion, Mr. Smith eald: at the home of Mrs. Mildred Ted- home COMfOR Russia, la to seek it. We ehouM With a toll of two dead, 32 In Stop into Manchester’s Oldest FiM ndsI Institution, Manchester Sav- tice of intent to seek re-election to Center Park at 9:30 p. m. Thurs got back to thia country, be did a RIUooE. who looks more and In Jesus we find man at hla beat. ford of 170 Hlllierd street st 6:30. day. seek to teat Rusala'a slnoerity In mere Bkely to be the DcXMcmt- jured and mitllona In property ings Slid Loan and learn FOR .YOURSELF how it may very txlssibly be the legislature. HIKE AlKORArr WAGES PtUe homework on the laeue, re- Hla tsars were not the tears of sin Foote Farm Wins le eenntorial nemlnec. The tem|i- damage the City Council met In This win mark Bowers’ return Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston of these propeeala'ln such a manner but of sadnssa.Tn His eacriflca and more economical to OWN your home than to rent. * last Hartford, Aug. 3$—(F) — MORIARTY Bros traeted hla former atand, and totton to many tff these voters emergency seasion yasterday to to the local poUtlcal ecene after an 93 Plymouth lane left Sundky for that. If It la lacking, the whole consider the many disaster prob seeming defect there comes United Aircraft Oorp. has announc ( I S I I N T t R ST tn^eatod Ms agreement with the wonM he to keep both of tiMte through toe blood and the taan a Home Ivoans are our prindpal form of investment and have been for absence of six years spent aa Pastures tontes a two weeks’ stay at thslr summer world. Including the German peo men ta Oeaneetleut oubMe Ufa. lems. D^cks Cleared ed that 49,000 amploy®ee In Its puriflcatian and -a eleanneea to ft more than 60 yearSi Stop in soon for sH the detolto? You’ll find u# m ost - represenUUve. Bowers had been a cottage In Canada^ ------ple vitU Imbw it. And wo~ihm>rd be lliU IHey City offldlire dalff It la itnt IM- member 'of the old Board of Select plants bars, In B ridgi^rt^ kiid ar on the leeue. poulble to give an accurate esti the world never knew before. understanding and cooperative. • ' The farm of Robert E. Foote Mdlas, ’Pax., will receive pay In Spared, if Ruaala ahouM prove the Ironical process of giving What khall wa save from tola men 12 years and was on the Bret The newly formed Baptist group Now the tldelanda ban has been Lodge a vote of confidence aa mate of property damage but pre and ^on of Hebron was glvsn first For 2nd Battle crsssaz ot $ cants an hour, sSsc- hlneere, willing to bargain story of David T Simply that some-. Board ot Dlrectore under the new place In the Connecticut Grben will meet tonight st the Center thrown to Bleenhower again, thlgj Governor by giving Rlblcoff liminary estlmataa started at 20 Town Charter before being elected tlve Sept. 1, becauae ot an Increase aerloualy. There la no baalo. or mlUloh doRara. Inapectlona Indi how, through tha study of his life, Home Loan repayments are taiioced to your budget- ^ t u r e a Contest according to Congregational Church st 7:30 to time as an aftermath to Goverpdr their actual vota for the Senate. hla potential greatness and actual to the legislature, in 1946. In the cost of living Index. fundamental aolutton of the-Oer In any ease, leaving the potential cate that more than 100 buildings word juet received from the New discuss plans for ths opening of Of Mobile Bay StoTtnaon's oourageoua a e t ^ In evil w « shall find that sense of Last night. Director T, J. Crock England judges meeting In Man the naw Community Baptist man problam outatda of Oerman appeal of Ribteoff out of the altu- were ecnpualyecHct damaged. tsIUiig Governor SMvere qf^YMiSb, CrdwB and bulldozers and cranes cleanneaa and purification. The ett became the fifth candidate for cheater, N. H. Church. * inlty.'oG«diofto;rwttl«Ir;7ralof|*«^^^^ •«««• Con* 'Alfred H. WrlCbt and Son of Mobile, A la , Aug. 26—(FV— one o f the hungry etatea involved, retain Lodge are working to tear down damaged cross of Christ means that to us. Open Daily: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Republican nomination as repre Decks are being cleared for the all occupation forest. That love being lit of God falls not sentative when he filed hls propos Litchfield were named to second that he could not agrwi with the aa Governor, and some people walls and remove debris, Yester second battle of Mobile Bi^. The Tha iRtsat Russian nets con would not vote for him as Senator day the noise of falling bricka nor ends. The years are but H.is al. Besides Crockett and Bowers, place and the Quiet Valley Farm United Daughtere of tha Confed alalme o f the atotaa/Tcatae Damo* way to make ua climb; tears are Wednesdays: Open to Noon the candidates for the two repre in Newtown, to third place In the Hospital Notes tains a naw alemant, tha time els- because they consider It important and masonry mingled with the ft eracy In Alabama are lining up er|to are buay th ^ ten ln g Bteven- music from outdoor church aerv. but Hia way to make ua .-under sentative nominations are Direc Nutmeg State. Patleato Today ...... 119 ment, which carries the threat for him to remain aa Governor. against the return of a Yankee GAUDET’S Mlt with the loaS'^of votes Over the. Lodge, then, could be sure of ices. About half a dozen church stand." Thursdays: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. tors Ray S. Warren, Alden K, Bai Theae three farms were recently A EMITTED YESTERDAY: flagship to this, famed port. that tha long-dlatanea haggUng ta Tha offertory solo was eung by ley. and Robert F. Gprman, ■elected out of 28 in the state to la ^ Btevehnn eaya that will Me own full potentlsl vote for the bulldin'gia are considered unsafe for James Duffy, 332 Henry street; Mrs.’ Joe E. Cooper, state preet coming to an end. The Infeiwee Is Senate- only If he haa taken away use. . - Robart Gordon, Sr„ baritone, at The representative nomination be entered In the New England Henry Hunter, 130 Delmont street; dent of the UDC, wired the Mobile I BO <|lRerenee, and soma Re- both the 8 and 10 o’clock aervlces. Green Paaturea contest. , that If we do not agree to a con from the voters the option of re At Pasadena the Oallfomta In also developed. Into ,* p®“ tw t Mrs. Helen OzrUon, 1018 Tolland Preas Register from Huntavills therafore, see a bright taining him aa Governor. Only by stitute of Technology, toported Tha Chancel Choir, under the di Phones 2-4588 or 2-4589 . 'nie Foots farm has .100 head of ttfmplka; Hariey Palmer, South that her group was ready to pro DIAMOND ference by October, Russia will among the Democrats, with toe HoUteina, with 88 now being ''tor maanhower to tvalk In giving up, the offloe could he be that a succession of Ught quakes, rection of Herbert A. Franca, ■filing of a proposal last nlgHt tor Coventry; Richard Pringle, 31 teat the proposed move. oonoluda that wa are Irrevocably mlnistar of music of South Church, milked. Moat of the 120 acres of I Ttsas. sure that some people do not vote afterahocki of the July 31 quake Attorney■ Vincent ‘ “P. MePadden. Middle turnpike west; Mre. Ann The Mobile American Legion commlttae true pear to center In Kem-Cotmty and Oryk were known to be Interested Mrd. A^'ee ' Kozak, 32 Willard Hartford, ^l-year^old Union flag poUctaa with regard to Baatom ■T- of grass silage. ehiuw” there la Involved. For, If enough, but etIH be out of the the Bakersfield area; In the nomination. road; Mrs. Harriett Dill. 88 Fulton ship to Mobile Bay aa an historical OF THE Btonhower is Bsenhower. ’he j?. question for an individual who With the' deadline for filing fi' street; Mrs. Lucine Schaller, 626 shrine. Ruaala will go through with the I hesitated very much before giving Chanter street; Harold Bickford. The Hartford waa the ship on 1 ^ doamt want Tbxar on that baalB. EXTENDED FORECAST ;; 11107 MAIN STREET nally forcing the hand of all would- Farewell Party WEEK eatabtlahment of Vastem Gar-1 up sure raelectlon as Congressman THE OFFICE OF be candidates, only two tneum- Rockville; Mra. Catherine Tonoll, which Admiral David Farragut in Tlje cgly way ^ can clRlm Testaa In order to .nmble for the .gover Stafford Bprlnga: Mca, Elizabeth vaded Mobile , tiay In 1864 about many «s B parnuuimt aUte, bound • Boeton, Aug; 28—(F)- TOe tern benta of major office remain unaC' OA tiiat bsito la to revafnp Ma own norship, If there were not one force a radical alteration of the Given Hayfords Donnelly,, 63 South Main street; Ing: "Damn the torpedoes! Full to Itself aa a ro-atmsd-ally. In perature In New Englanind^. during DR. MORRIS ♦ooooooooooo<**»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ poMrion on the laane once more. other factor reported in the situa John H. Lappen, Republican, and Mrs. Betty Aceto, 10 Bolton street; speed ahead!” tion. the next five ^ y e . Wedbeaday Karl Johnson, Waterford; David Individual members of the UDC through Sunday,' will average -two FANCHER Melvin S. Hathaway, Democrat, Mr. and Mra John B. Haylord TMt la a report that Ooveinor ■liiey will not be candldatea for Jedrsiewski, Kingsbury road, here have expressed the. opinion th« sUtoa. This wiU be to Lodge now has In reserve a to Ave degrees abovet he aeasonal of 83 Phelpe road were surprised Rockville; Mra. Kamllle Micke that it Is not appropriate for the Then Ruaala, too, would be pre- normal vritb moderate . tempera any office this year. Saturday evening by their neigh ^ BotnethlBg hla Democratic op handsome offer of employment WILL BE CLOSED wiCB, 130 Eldridga street; William ■hip to be permanently located In tending that partition had come In private Industry, which would tures Wednaadaye and Thursday ' Sig Change In Board bors and friends with an outdoor the port it once attacked. 30th ANNIVERSARY ponent RTSS too noble to do, It diiiner party at the home of Mr. Butler, 183 Oak street. to stay, and could ba a peorpisnant eeshi* Min to take the political and followed by somewhat higher The retirement of these two d l ADMITTED TODAY: Edward This is partlculzrly so, thev say, — 1 would pto Utaenhower on the temperatures' through the week and Mrs. J, Herbert Finlay of 96 policy for Germany, Ruaala would gamble ahead tn.eoniplate flaaa- UNTIL AFTER rectors, ss well as the decision, to Hutchinson, Bolton. since it would ll<4 almost In the wiieng Bide o f the lasue. olal aecnrity. end. ' ,, go after the repreaentatlve nomi Phelps road. Mrs. Finlay prepared BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son shadow of a statue of Mobile’s own join ua In tha pretanss that the a meal topped by barbecued chick And, even If TaxaS could be So there la a. chance that, if he * Precipitation during tola period nation by Directors Warren, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eckler, 18 Admiral Raphael Semmes, famed Oerman problem had been solved. win on the average total lees than \ LABOR D A Y en and apiaghetti which waa en gajncd on this basis. It might he runs, he will run the way he BaUey,- Crockett and Bourn, will Byron road, and a daughter to Mr. Confederate Naval hero. Then we will both have done would have to run In order to have one' tenth of an Inch occurring as force radical alteration of the joyed by all present. Later the The Mobile American Legion Is the case that the gain of Texas in group gathered Indoors In ths Fin and Mra. John Baker, 9 Cook what ta- abioIuUIy the worst pos hla own beat chance of winning. ■bowers about the weekend. composition 6f the next Board of street. expected to' seek support of.the volved the loss of the nation. lay home and the fun continued sible thing-we could .do With Ger Directors. Of the present board, BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter national convention now. meeting Aa a matter of fact, the -poei only Mayor Harold A. Turklngton imtil a late hour. In New York In Ite efforts to bring many. _.*nd we ..both . have The party was In the nature of to Mr. and Mfs. John Oodek. f ^ k ------tleei-^-Goyemor-Steveneon and Director Harry J. Flrato, both ville, and a eon to Mr. and /Mrs the ship here. guaranteed' that there can tie no Republicans, and Director Walter a farewell to the Hayforde who In waa rather close to the position H^ron the near future will remove to Mil Joseph Strimasltls, 41 Drive F. peace In the world. For there can T. Mahoney, Democrat, are eeek' DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: waukee, Wie. Mr. Hayfprd has Elsenhowsr Mmself had previous Ing reelection. Mra. Marghret Baker, 98 Bolton be no peace in tha wt^ld while Donkey BalJ Oaroe .been-transferrcn to thab city by ly Indimited; And tMs la an Issue Town & Country Auction Sales Beeldea Bowers, the three In itreet; Mrn Ella caffrey, II Slrant Flood Covers 90%, there ls*a Germany partitioned. A donkey ball game sponsored hie company and expects to leave Wi$$780 where the two candidates ought to T & C WOMEN’S OUTLET cumbent dlrectore seeking re-elec within two weeks Mrs. Hayford street: Mrs. May Sullivan, 487 S Perhaps It.Is no longer to be by the Hebron American Legion, “lYoritlilMtML Btqy In agreement, each refusing MILL STREET GLASTONBURY tion and the four union men, the Center itreet; Vincent Biesladeckl; OfMaiiila; 8 Drown! avoided. In that caae, there Is still Jones-Keefe Poet, end the local fire and their four chlid^^n will rsmgln THIS WIIK to buy votes this way, and each ' following candidates are aeeklng until such time s i her husband Is 13 River street, Rockville; Freder department will take place Sept nomination aa directors: Republi ick Ehglsnd, 172 School straej: A l a w etn ess In our own, position. It S on the Hebron ball grounds st OPEN 9:30 to 9 DAILY—SAT ’TIL 6 P. M. They Noai to Mako able to arrange for a suitable content to base his battle for cans Gllfford C. Varney, Theodore var Berggren. Jr,, 60 JarvlZ road;. (Continned froqt ft g e One) Id that wa' seem more anxious for 8 p. m. There will be nine donkeys house for hia family. They have Tejeas on other Issues. L. Falrbanka, Everett R. Kennedy. Mrs. Florlne Barron and son, Ver 94 PT. LADIES’ DIAMOND this solution which Is not a solu en the field and a good deal 'o f host of friends in town since whipped by heavy winds, Injured ] RINO. Two fiery aide dia ^ v e m o r Stevenson, by his own This a Mara Perfaet Jacob F. Hiller. Attorney Arthur they came here 10 yean ago. non road, Bolton. tion than do the Russians, that amusement le promised. The don DISCHARGED TODAY: Rich 14 others.,Three were missing. monds. Rich 14k. yellow gold fom righ t stand on the Issue, by J. LeClaire and Albert J. Todd; During the evening the hostess 'Ihousands Marooned we seem. In the eyes of . the world, keys will be furnished by Rejph Back To Your Desk and Democrate James M. Ganzer, ard Pringle, 81 Middle turnpike mounting,.*' hl4 deflenee o f Texas, hai baited Godfrey of Crsecent. Okla. Mrs. Finlay, in behalf of the gath Swollen rivers and streams I B • rk to S c h 0 0 i r Mary D. Roes, Helen M. Fitzpat to be the ones who have refused to Hebron Is Unbeaten B E IT ering, presented to Mra. Hayford weal. swept away rows of hornet and B i ^ » e t an, obvious polltitol trap for hla rick. Salva J. Vendrlllo and Ed Consider other poaslbllltlea. We Aa a result of Sunday’s Intar- a puree of money. In turn the par wopden bridges. Thousands of I opponent, inviting Elsenhower to ward M. Kose. 3 0 4 should meet with the Russians, County League baseball game be -SCHOOL or OFFICE ticipant thanked their friends for workers in the city of one million 1 ,1 stop forward and take the bid he Both parties will nomlpate six 10 FT. E8IERALD CUT LA- and both of ua should take a long, tween Hebron and South Coven the accepUble gift and tha party persohs were marooned for hours' DpiS’ DIAMOND RINO h o himself rejected. It needs to be try. the Hebron team remains un candidates for director In the arranged In their honor. She aa- Marlborough in walst-.hlgh, swirling waters. 1 hard look at the folly into which Mak^Your primaries, and of these nine will with 2 brilliant baguettea. reqhxed that, from the Stevenson beaten tor the season. Its score ■ured them they would k m ly miss NumeiAu.s cars and buses re Platinuro eettlag, we - have been hudglng one an be elected to the board. Under the Manchester and their saaocIsUons mained stalled in streets broken ] V*, point of view, the supreme effort now elandlng at 11-0. Naw Porker 21 W tNaw ^ Fair Is Stoted other. Partition la. the easiest, path . The score of Sunday’s gams, la Pay Ch^k or Allowance provizlona o f the minority ry r e * here. m*rity»rn«gh. Oranga-. WiU. hold up by the flood, S' e fitb s caiApalgn, and the most aealation amendment to tIrt :’Pown -UfffRiar PihM $400 -■ ahead....-It - 4s. - alao tha uwat quettd St jj.-?. favoring Hfibton, FiM and FMdt Sot.- »v«;4d gwitt its annual fair; Bafiirdajfrat the ■ Ttitoatehftig rfouds hiihg" — ul^ S U ^ efron of ilMjesniB>im..mlU|.a,^. ^ ^ — ^ A t last available - figures ...Rolton ^ :ri^ Doub^^ --I ^ ^ r U r y a t least thTM o f Mna--4oaepli P e ^ -Mr, aitd..Mrs. fairgrounds,. cFor this seventh an -over the-sea level city. td~Tiayd Eleehfibwer 'iK^ehowJ?*-^ ■ ' •toodAtr-3: CslUhiWs. 4-S; South -p •• • S R l E E p E S tors will be chosen from the minor-' T. 'Kennedy By®, Mf.“ And "Kfa nual eyeht there will be exhtblilohe The Manila Weather bureau said ] ^iswfSKyyjjl TiEEiiiwr-'OTora«nT*Dr.'T*zi*.'*ieB.-i 'Ztoriu .-Aw caaaedwbyi Teave^MW ’Covnftjry'ainFEabBiirannidl'-T^Tr' The echMule ot..gamss still to «n far let* lhaa other Oandidstes WlUlam L. Conlon, Mr. and Mra. a' low pressure area which hit | ngs which are tempting but A Flick Of The Cool off fivtrylU ii Ing, entertainment and pony rides be played reads: Lebanon at -He- ym'ilespeciI'deapedlepay Other Candida tee are Republl Charles Nuts, Mr. and .Mre, Rob- for the youngatere., j Manila without warning. The .Uqacheroua. ' broB,; Aug.',' SI; ' toe Willimantie '.'4lir,.nia"pe|i Art Mclntoeh, - Mr;- and Mra. Leon tUrbance had • mov«d ' 88Q. -mUea-i jOp-r,: 7,h(i?w<2 ; <' As'-'toe'- s e c ^ itaiiuner -bifgthi.''' '■''cans Samuel J; TuritingMn. town •''DtWiri' att'ractfoni Irtfllids'' an ap-“ portunity. 1<4 Carats Ladles' file MtnaUon SCevenaon la fac Ridgea at Hebron, Sept. 1. Labor e a t THE AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE OP Nwryl Come aee ear large aCtoett«a of clerk: C. Leroy Norris, town tresa- Bradley, M'- *"d Mrs. Joseph Dy pie pie contest, dancing on the west-northwest of Manila by mid- there are likely to be a few linger Dm . er, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Raesler, afternoon. The weather bureau I Round Dtamond- Dasrilng, ing Is that Elsenhower can win if uter; Donald Hem ingway rej^ - Green and 4-H displays. Also on brilliant, set In platinum ing cold nights, bracing dawns, ’The Ridgea la a non-league brtoicaees in both leather aad Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kennedy. exhibition will be vegeUbles, fruit, said It was headed for the Bouth he I remains BUenhoww. And the trar of voters; George B. W illie s China mainland In the vicinity of | with two beautiful baguette and cool days. A hint of potsntlal team which aporte a 23-7 record and Eleanor B. Wilson, Board qf Mre. Herbert McCann and dsugh' esnbed goods, livestock, home me^t fascinating playa o f the other matoriala. Prices range Hainan. side diamonds.' frost adds to the appeal of the thle year, having played some of •15 Selectmen; Otto ter EIvs, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence cooking, fiowers. needlewrk, and campaign, we would guess, will be SeipcI. During the height of the-atorm, I warming days wMch are coming. the top aemt-pro teams in the frottt . Jamee Duffy, Sedrick J. Straughan hobbles. ' thoae In which Stevenson coyly in- state as well se In Northern New 12-20 and Raymond E. Robinson, con strong winds whipped water over ] Riqulor Pric* $1,200 The atmosphere of escape from Oil on Roads the seawall' protecting the city. vltM Eieenhawer to stoop down England. Currently the Willtman- U V a .5 2 stableHarry' B. Benwn. In prsparation for the winter TIRES last minute peril adds to the tlc team to leading the Manchester em W. Cheney, Sheiwood J .j^ b b Md Couple Is Given All outgoing domestic airline THIS WEIK 5J75 an^ pick up soma cheap, easy months ahead, several of the main flights from Manila International flavor and beauty qf gardens. Twilight circuit. Thle' league Carl Hultlne, Board of Etocatlon. j v o ^ . ALL FABRICS AND STYLES 29c.. 15.00 , >0 roads In the town have been given Airport were canceled yesterday. The tiro bargain ot the year! Buy 3 There are, o f course, thoae who ■porte such teams as . Hamilton, E. William Hackett. Fr^** ° Jack*Jill Shower an sppllcation bf pil and sand. and Pratt and Whitney, each car Three Inbound planes from Tokyo. prefer their seasons to flower Steele. Richard W. Persoaal Mention . ''' ' Honk Kong, and Bangkok landed I Soiberling Safety Tires and you Stisdow-Boxing Nearly Over? rying asvsral former University ward s. Dlk. justice of the. peace 1 CARAT to PT8. EMER without threat, and who are dla- Mlaa Alice Breen of lltorrs and Miss Nancy Frink la vialtlng her at Clark Field, 40 miles h'drth of | ALD'OUT DIAMOND In 6f Connecticut players on their The other I)emocratlc_ cwdl- gpandroother at Graflo'n. N. .ji. get the 4th at no extra cost. also ^ toa batUe of notes between eenceAed w end when there la an reetere. New Fall SKIRTS 8RM THESE SAVINGS! Ricbard Kristoff ef Birch street Manila. fdiM H M setting with two dates are N. Charles were honored at a Jack and JUI Mr. and Mra Gustave Johnson. Ty>hoon warnings were lowered lustrous baguettes. special prices if you’ need only one or Eaat and West over toe German exciting prelAde. Give them a The Incoming Ridges will pose town treasurer; Bd>^rd F. Sr., and aon David, have returiked s considerable threat to Hebron. THAT YOU’LL WEAR AND WEAR EVERY WHERE PENCIL SET lacfaidfaig two- . ahoWer at the home of Mr. and today over central and north Lu 1 question. It haa been our effort to threat of frost at the beginning of Moriarty and W‘Ulam R Mra William Moraa of $6 Blseell from Block Island where they zon. permitting resumption of | two tires. Come in today — thia offer Games will continue as follows': AT AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE OF ■belt box. spent a one-week vacation. Rffqvlar Pric* $1,3$0 p'-i L i . av(jld any. meeting with Russia on summer, or of eecond summer, in Sept. 7, Hebron at Bolton; Sept , registrar of voters; Ella M. Quisle ■treat Saturday night. The couple plane flights. Board of Selectmen: Raj^ond Cards have been received from is for a limited time only. th^ Qsrman-problem, and to pre years when we have the latter, 14, open data; ffapL IS, Bolton at will be married Sept. 27. THISW CIKJI95 Klecolt. Ronald Llngarf Pvt. Martin Schadtle, now station ie*>v ■ vent the applarance'of any real and they gonbout talking of -Oc Hebron. 4 9 e .. 1.00 Many couples attended ths show .r thony E. Bayles. com^****^ er and presentad Che couple with ed In Germany. prt^zpect for German unity. We tober weather and pretending that E ij a|re Otd Organ t:,.. Horace W. 'SellsTB,' aon of. Prof. W Oarrity. Mrs. Joanne W. Haoi- household g I f t a Rsfreehmsnts r TOYS SFKIAl TRAOi-IN haven’t ' believed the Ruealana there has, been, an ellipsis of aea- avvay end Mra. E. Mae Holden Charles Coleman Stllers of Car NOTEBOOKS u d IdoM were served In a festively decorat STEP FROM WAR’ ^ For the KIdidle® v AllOWANCI AND reefly meant to concede free elec aona. But as for us, we confess ■ Board of Education, and Raymond lisle,. Pa., went to Shelton Sunday UP kaf bindan for every ed room. After the gifts ware CONVINIINT TMMS tions In Germany and German that we like a flick of the cool to viait with relatives, the Rev. sms—24-30 T. Quleh. Harold Geer, Edward J. opened the couples enjoyed an eve Arthur Drue Storts Moiiarty and William V. DeHan, Wlnsted. Aug. 26—(F)— U, S untly, and we haven’t wanted juet before we enter, the sauna. ' and Mrs. Howar^.C- Champe. Dur BChopl need. nlng of dancing. Large Aieortraeet . ing Horace’s stay at hls' Hebron jueUce o f the peace. Ambassador Philip Jeaiup saya a Hosteaees vrere Mra Moran, Mlaa A dL A A 6 ^ 1 1 tb e ^ thlnga even if the Ruaaiana So that la what it to—the home through August, ha hap put Left vacant by,the p em o< «te falsa step could set off World War Ruth Mearman and Mlaa Janie* m . Speaklnrat Z Klwanis club V r o ^ eonceda them. Our objec- ■tlm ula^g prelude to th ^ good In time repairing the old organ at Sm O ir Now Wliter Ouats are the town clerk nomination, Mearman, who will be Ml** Green's dinner, here laef night, Jeaeup said, Uva haa' been to keep Western heat ahead—and If there to some S t Peter’s Episcopal Church. A t one for selectman and one for toe LAND SURVEYING brid|smsld. “a falsa step taken during tbe last Gedmany heading straight toward confusion about it that to, we sup IS Horace had built two 'Pipe or M Ba Aaiazai At Haw Mwh three-year Board of KMucatlon gani out of reassembled parts five or ten years or in the next five n r a ^ alliance with us, and our pose, charitably to be laid to toa Urm ending In 1988. The ^ H ie watermelon grower faces Edward L. Dovb, Jr. which he picked up at various **niiig in 1988 la being sought by crop danger from fungus diseases o r ten yeans could mean a third ooli water on Rusala’a proposals fact that many beginnings aifd Malay Yai Will ^ta... Registered Lsusd Sarveyer places. Both organs are at Ms Car Qarrity and Mra. Hathaway, as well as Insect pests such as pu world War.,, But a calm and de MARLOW’S AT CENTER AND BROAD STREETS—TELEPHONE SI 3t bail been designed to keep tbe endings have certain aimllarltlee. lisle home. cumber beetles, meldn mphlda cUf termined .-working of our democra 15 Procter Road Manehaatar | 'ON THE LEVEL" S t Peter’s'Church organ dates - These vacancies can be filled by tic system intarnatiy and external GeiBMna heading that way. Amid such tlmllariUea, av«ry- USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN TOOI the town committee If It acts 10 worms and wtisworms, says toe T ri. lO lt ■ ■ ■ ' ^ back to CtvU War days It to diffi 7S7 Ma in street MANCHESTER National Geographic Sqjplety. ly will'Win In the end." - ' M Ae for the Rnselane, they have thing depands upon toa natural cult to play unless the performer daya before the primary SepL 8. » » s 9 s h lF h ^ aiiicare la at least outlqok.-'niere are thonl who ara| j,ts used to lU eccentriciU^. Bpt r\ ' im'-
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/ PAGE NINE .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH^SSTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26.1982 MANCHESTiSB EVENING HERALD. MANCI^TEB, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1952 PAGE EIGHT More School Patrolaicn Ex-President Cool DAILY CROSSWORD WSSZLE C O V E N T R Y — Panloned X^nvicl All Schools Open Thuradayi, "r Y J.IL WILLIAMaiOim BOAwnmr. WOlfSE W»h MAJOR HOOPTE Eockville Needed, Police Report OUT OUR WAY Faces Jail'Agaiil As I.iODI6AI_; VACATIONS screen an<^ 5 Make a tpecch spat In the post offlde today. Myrt Hockvllle, Aug. 26—(Special)— ' Bui iire Uninstructed; be registered then. School offices ' attended another senool elseWIMiy. LOHGeNOUGM AMONG Th ie v e s He—There la one time wHen the chargee of/burglaty. Srhendel ssid today, and any of lime helping refugees." a com SON/ radio 0 Chancea U iUll boiling Inside and out over The complete Hat of the teaching : Emergeney. Doctors panion, Dr. Wlllism Jenny, quoted will be open from 10 a; m. to ; This may be a transfer card qr a 1 0 HEAL THE IF V 30 VALU& moat careful gi*'* P“^ •***■ ■peraonhel for th e Town of-ifemon To Aftend Convention Gnmdstis/t, 60. is hccused of one'* Interested m the work ■ ...... report card issued a t the d aaa of 9 Iroquuian 7 Biblical nama it. a mean valentlna aha racqlv^ Mas shouldmake Inquiries at police the former President yesterday. noon and from 2 to 4 o'clock In. the' CALLUSES VDUR BONES Indian Cordelia Punkberry. president of school system has been announced | Physicians of the- Man- I t You can .----- Wanderers 3t Laymen' 41 Lions milliner from Chicago In the Ml- gene W.' LaUmer. Mrs. John F. hidden In the cellar," Mrs. Ro Bert Mattel, president of ths palm. to the closing of the crossing at BleseU and Mrs. John M. Tyler. which hewbs serving life es an he- vaccination against emalt-pox and grsms and .doMdules for any her In the 22 Father or 32 More angered 42 Incrustations, ace abop-depletad a rather old girl Phoenix Strefct in Vernon necea-; mano reportedly told the police Honolulu Oil Company, another Immunisation against diphtheria school may by'iecured by c«lU% The fatherly-looking gentleman with a long noae. trying to c ^ h Selected as alternatei were Mrs. bltual criminal after he gained mother, 33 Evening on sores looked at him with tender pity and Bttatlng a longer route. The school'*nto the target and guldea (he prominent for hls"8tg. Springe man, pointing an accusing finger guest at the lodge, eeld the 78- have been'" done, that evidence the office o f ^ e school on Thurti- ItChech • Horse's neck 34 Mear 45 Route (ab.) ■ young man with glass hair. The T)tomaa,Rlder,.. MtA Hncry Ol^n, at her husband: ' ' year-old Hoover wme -“cool as a should also be presdnted. Regula day. SlrttllN^,' all achoolt wtn Ea replied, 'Tm sorry, young man, I old girl had a bug net. noaa claims cafeterlaa will be open on the flrst jfijfhter Into the attack. ~ Mrs. Joseph Molycka ahd Mm. Cantata." cobipoeed to mark the 21 Compass point < 35Puff up 47 Winglike perl- have no money but I should like * daqr of school, SepL 3^ This year The pilot retains control of the 100th anniversary of Big Springs Hunt took a look and then called cucumber. I believe the only thing tions of ths Board of Education re open on -/Tuesday, Kept. 2, fdr 22 Ring ahe didn't send the mean valentine Byron Hall. « ^ he lost was hti comb." teachers/' meetings and prepafa- give you a lltUe advice. ' the price- of lunch will be 30 cents.; firing mechantam, however, and .Aasoclatton to Meet Tax. In state police fromUhe Colches quire that these be done, although, 23 Receipts to Myrt and denies all knowledge Principals of the various schools ter barracks. With trooper Vincent they may be delayed until later In Uon ofytiaMrooma for the rejnilar t 1 h' r to 1 At this the panhandler blew up of It Myrt claims aha wouldn't can refrain from firing hla rockets A chicken barbecue for members 35 Birds and screamed Impatiently, "All will be In their offices Sept. 2 from until he haa positively identified Brescia, he arrested Romano and the fail because of medical recom opening ot schools next Wsdnssr believe Floss and Floes said there 9:90 a. m. to 2:30 p. m., to accept of the Waterfront Perk Aseoclai Woman Is Killed 26 Blemish ti 1 the time I get plenty of advice, the target, the apokbsman said. Uon win be held -Saturday at the .Paul Qtonfriddo, 43, .in whose mendation that they be deferred 27 Montrel was an Atlantic ocean. Myrt says registrations for the school year. Husbaud Arrested nearby home police say they found ______-i- but no money. Say; If you guys that If she were not a perfect lady A life raft was tossed out to association beach on lAke W am- 26 Reply (ab.) 7 Delegates Named four other motors. In Fall from Car Her body then waa hit by 'a TO TH E- IT" never have' no money how can you she would send Floss to a hospital. the one survivor spotted a few gumbaug. Tickets for the event caused her death. /* 29 Native metal expect me to believe that your ad A telegram advocating that Wil minutes before the ^otin struck. which will botater the group's On Theft Charge . The pair was booked,on charges uwei■estbound car driven hy Affthqny J.RWiUtAMa fo u n d r y ; H The girls created such a fuaa In the Terryvllle, Aug. 26— —A 43- Tha rtw rt of John Wilcox and 30 Slip r “ i if vice la worth anything." liam IhirteU, six-year nominee to lA. L. J. Wickenheiaer, pilot of street roalntalnence fund, are of breaking, entering end theft Alden Thompson, offjeera aG Orlofski, 31, of Themaataa.. She i post office that the Hub store cat the Senate, be appointed to fill the and held in $2,000 bonds for. ap year-oid woman was killed here «•mskSUE ANP UP <■> '«»■ >.">»• ’ "Ja-MIa-fe:— 33 Squanderer m took to the high ahelves where the a PBY flying bat -out of Corry available from Mrs. Edgar Wen- tached, to the Litchfield State Po died at the scene of the acetdeat, ' 37 Boat paddles iT" s r Wy i) The elderly lady waa vWtlng Interim Senate term until Jan. 3, Field, -Ijlenaacola, aaid he flew nerberg, chairman. An auction 'Will pearance In Portland Town Court early today when she fell out of an Hahnahry was booked on a No. 9 lanterh globes are stored win be dispatched by local Repub- Windsor. Aug. 26—(P>-^What automobile and waa run over by lice barracks, said the ecci; No Kidding! BY LANK_ LEONARD 38 Ascribable har newly-married daughter and and ConaUhlft Hod Whipple had to juat above the water and saw thn Sept. 10. s (Aarge of drtvliig:- tm d 8 t_ MICKBY FINN- n r h U ItcBinr to Governor...John Lodge. Kegs" aa-A.rouuiUL pollcft. Jnftitic. aholKefT ...... " happened this w ayi-- •a|iV.Ar»4Mbi 39 Baked clay Immediately began telling her show hla badge and command afirvivor"imIBhc up at lilm while becue will get underway «t BIBG gallon of a family quarrel has re 'Tu-o of Ihe’mM'ors, Huiif saTd; enc# of liquor. . ' 7N« ANOTHER 40 Narrow inlet The move was voted upon during he bobbed about In his Ufa Jacket. were stolen fro'm the Petzold out Mrs. Rena Holand, of Terryvllle, Mrs. Roland wee a p aae^g er In T «tMMrWnL numiTOOIAMT JT n how to keep her spouse under the MftCE in th« nnm® of th# poopiE of p.m. with Ray Jones of Storre aa sulted In the srreet of the hus ths car of John HannabM, 38, of Officers Wilcox and Thompson, EuiiiriiMMVooiitr m m v m m tw MMiunv.T 41 Loans ■ the caucus held last night. '•A heavy squall Una SO miles chef. In case of ra\p the event will board motor agency In' Portland died of rxesasivs bleeding and In 1 1 proverbial thumb. the state of Michigan., Hod aaya he ' Named as delegates were: Town band and another msn on theft Terryvllle, traveling emrtward o« together with Patrolm an JCFSph POCKirlTAMCAUW [iiL M L 'l 43 Burmese expects bloodshed and baa warned wide came roaring down upoiuus be held Sunday. the night of June 7. ternal Injuries. Police InvesUga- i-H IT M B Mother—The only thing in this .Chairman Raymond E. Hunt; Misa charges'. t*s said It could not be deter U. 8 . Route 6. 8he UVt out when Tmiskowahi of' the. TSStyvlUe rntf-mimium I mSinm^ ' wood sprite - WdTli'you can trust that wears M yrt Slid Float to shake .hands JUftiL". WlchenhelBar. saj ITMUfT'Mi cap ab le----- P will as long as water flows over don’t know If he got the raft." mittce will meet with the revalua of Frank Romano,. 38, last night. Ne'w, London area. fell or th# impact of the other car SniioitriiiDuir ;«MATMrou^ - r il take- the Urea off hla wheel chair. Seven airmen were killed. The Coventry farmer, who two u ’ At this time, all lo<-al boards days ago said he was getting up a I Arabia and organizations should present The pilot notified the control BY DICK TURNER. tower his No. 1 engine was dead" petition asking a probe of a nat- PARNIVAL their j-equests for appropriations tirai pIppUna flrin. ia atlU •aak- to be Included in the budget for and that lie was making an emer .m X J gency landing'yesterday. Accident Ing signatures from area reetdente. only T DAYS lEFf BY EDGAR MARTIN th« year .Itpm .Bept. 1,. 1952.. to BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Em x Did It \ ' ■ vehicles, fire, trucks and ambu Edgar Dyner of South street SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH .August 31, 1953. Six copies must wants to ask Gov. Lodge to name IB INMEIiMiT be presented for each request. lances were waiting on the run- «O.*?00R V«tVL\l . M Tin vfoo Kcno»» way. a special commission, comprising y o o v i m w i . y o o H W ^y • The board members are George members of both the upper and FifM TUEVKfltO yOO TH\<& VR\V{^Vi40 E. Wilson, chairman, H«riiBn Ol But the'eraft, a refueling plane DOVM» OA» MAWK Of* WMA m>XIV.\W!> TWifiW A W TVA heavily loaded . with gaaolihe, lowef houses of the state leglsle- son secretary: James F. Touhey, ture, to Inquire Into the ectlvlUee MO SlhCX VSP K M O M iy VWU.’SOW A\W ll ^ MilK Frederick S. Bergbr, Werner Kup- dropped a- mile short of the run y o t y o l y p o f q way. Seven crewmen were trapped of the Algonquin Gas Tranemlselon TO s o o n VWVVtOW 09. « o ferschmld and Robert J. Pigeon. Oompahy as it affects the average fORyoCRfAW, Schadule ol Hours inside. 3 AR. The .lone survivor received im landowner. ♦M W The offlclSls In, .charge of the It is reported that the gas com Year’s greatest 31 Rockville branch office of the Con determined injurtea. Barksdale of necticut State Employment Serv ficiats said he evidently waa ptend- pany 1‘ntenda to extent^ a feeder ice and Unemployment Compensa- ing near the doorway and Jumped branch pipeline from the Coventry tion,, Division announce a new clear of the crash. area to Norwich and Westerly, R. schedule bf hours effective tomor Names of the victims were I„ and Dyner feels that any fur w ithheld, whlie .nex); of . kin were ther Work by the llrm wo)ild en -te~ row. Rejwesentaliwea will , b t-a t danger the right's ihd properties the council rooms in the Memorial notified.’ of local residents. The line crosses building on Wedne-sdays only from the for southern corner of the Cov f'R E Id a. mi W ,•3:30 p. m. to register and refer a'ppllcanls for, employ Soviet Rulers Map entry boundary. ment and to accept claims for un The corolMuiy Is laying a nattiral employment compensation. For g;as pipeline from New Jersey to Boston and sections from there On The Loone K ' V. T . K 4 M t,lH some time the office bas been open Red Ranks i ’urge ALLEY OPP two days a weekTn Rockville, the up Into Hampshire. Already TlMC-kMSeNeD. completed are links from the Con Tin change' being Indicative of Im SMI .WDNMUB BO YOU aOT A PROBLEM J YSPf MAaC CAWVT ^ (Continued From Page One) necticut River to the Massachu »ORMB.eH?BYfi(56M,ir A AW AU...OWLYN0W/ YOUR billy CX.D proved working conditions for INTO THE 20TH setts capital and large sections In DOCLI AUKAOYGOT (OW|E HE MABNT aCn^MNB ( Rockville residents. • , for this dlscuaaioYi, with the party CARPET AH' TMA-re' CBMTURY ANDn- Women of the Moose New Jersey, New York state and pdOBUBM, ME AN' X T GOT AWAY press making Ita pages available the crossing of the Hudson River. [K B eiiE t ------OUR pbobU m »l. The Women of the Moose will for comment. Vv -. W )^«Y O U R B r FROM 06 .' meet this evening at .8 o’clock at The course of the pipeline through the Mdose. rooms on Elm street. Undoubtedly this announcement this state takes It from the vicini V: will be published In the entire party ty of .Danbury to Ne^ Haven to I , Garden Club Meeting r Sf! i A reFetablc judging schaol for press o£ the countr3{ and perhaps HartfonTto FUtnam.-to New Lon .1 Gardem Club picrhhcrs throughout e^en other newspapers, so aa to don and'-thenee into Rhode Island receive the widest possihle ‘ Peieoiiat Mention % v ‘ . Tolland .County w!U-be held Thurs circulation day in the North Coventry Grange Mls.s Marilyn Loyzlm returns No . {PongrcM Mnce 1B39 this week from a month’s stay at Hall, startiftg at 1:30 p. m. Camp Brae-Mar on Bolton Lake. Owen Tra.sk, 4-H garden spo- This will be the ttrst such gen -elaUsL wiU:..give . the, instruction eral party disdusslon since the last On Sept. 1 she plans to begin i Congress 73 -wars ago;' (CongrOa- fmu-year courite at-the H arlt Col after which there will be a judging lege of Music in Hartford,a aenior contest to select a county vege sea ordinarily should have been called every three years under course. She has already taken table judging team to enter the the school of nfiuilc juinor course. State competition Sept. 6 at ,thc pai;ty ruleA hut none was sum i- 2 k _____ T;M.kB.«.ae*os.. moned since 1939.) Pravde, on or Which is a three-year term. She .p'' RUSS WJNTERBOT' •M iatw»«a«wiw.>i». e -s » ^Xlhivcraity of fonnectlcut. Albert specializes In piano...... CHRIE W/ELKIN, EUtneteef ThaPM It,'^ Ann! T.'asaswea - - r B. Gray, county club'" Sgent tirgr* ders of the Osntral committee; now ow w«»N ass Siriiw «K- Let’s paint tha town w will establish a special section of Mrs. William L. Higgins is con r JU#T LEAVE TMI# 7DME! all club members to attend this fined fo her bonne on School street Buy ane EOf^iAR liiM guaVto Itotoxu tirr I-XM^ORRY. , l o o k , you MAY BE OLDER vou ca m e i d earth t o m b meeting. Club leaders are making the newspaper devoted to this dis- THANXy ANP VOinUiMKH CHRi6 w b l k ih ,\M o scarcely I'L L FIX EVERYTHING... -*'Ooing.ta .tlMhdEnM • iRwidiY truck to bhd cnou|h. cussipn, and every other party with a leg Infection. n a iT ^ N o r INCLUPrNO EUXKY BUGS BUNNY arrangements R>r transportation. ROCKV^i^T. <6MARTER./ANP YOU CORE e v e r LOOK« a t a 6 lR t,/ ANP he 9^ hu up tome dh^ olbthes on the way Lions to Meet newspaper in the country will WHAT ha ppen# ? V0P6BT #TARR,^ tlTTLB^ follow suit.. Manrh^ter Evening Herald jrtrJW T THAT F«OM ANOTHER PLANET— PONT LBA».iB THAO- LUOaiN'THIO 1 "The August meeting of . the Covent^ bureau, Mrs. Pharles I. 1; OATBO B y AN BAOER-BEAVER R E P WAGON , BY HERSHBERGER «TUFF around ] rC A rro o T D BiirwEICR BOTH WOMEN. FUNNY BUSINESS V St u f f pm-BD » ------Rockville Lions .Club will be he(d This morning Pravda published Little, 'Telephone Coventry 7-6281 Chwk thts8 BARGAINSI I KNOWWHAT^j CAMfWCASAftOyAl TViaAUTTaK/ TyWALury la j a: document, taking up a fuU page ...... (Bf FICK ^ NdTONLV pa--W ^ s eYeWng sit th e home of vl/lr- troublinovouI and 3trs. Jack Mason in Veqfion. under the title "changes In the riSST TIES T*u to* is * statutes of Iht All-Union Com s n i A picnic suppet .wlH bo served be COSTS YOU lira Hr ONIVI fore the meeting which will dis munisl Party tBolshevik.) This Mutal Union Vote Wm S ilStwalli Mily cuss the part fho Lions .Will UUe "Will be the basis of a report by 4. In Oie IWod raising campaign to N ikita a. Khruschchev at the party i Indicates Strike 6.00 x 16' $20.10* $ i o . 6 s t samjB list, get your seconi prortde Rbckvillo with a swim congress. ■ < ' ming pool. The document explains that the Booolvea Scholarships statutes make no provision to con (Conttnned from Page One) 6.50 X 16 24.80* 1 2 . 4 0 t Miss Rb?a L. Richard daughter tinue the Politburo and Orgsburo of the Rkv. and Mrs. Clayton E. I political and organization bureau, in ,tfle non-ferrous metals In^us- Richard of 64 Planter street, Nan hitherto the all-powerful - ruling tries following a breakdown In 5.»' »T, try's "Big Four," the 'Phelps- / University. Miss Richard, a gr*<^ , "It is appropriate to reorganize 6.-40 z IS 21.00* lO . S O t If you’ve purchased a PRISCILLA’S POP The DeftiiM Rests uate of Mexico, Maine, High. the Politburo into the Presidium Dodge Copper Co. of Dougins, WE IDUPtM veu y J U i.y Arl*.T has come.to terms with the new car recently chances THBI i School, has been .awarded a $160 "of the Central committee of the . WG New England scholarship and a patty, organized fort, he leadership union. It agreed to an approxi 6.70 X IS 22.05* 1 1 .o a t arc you found it equip ■/ mate -cents-an-hour Increase Po»Aiganc,ffAsy. V. an d rm a $240 truatoesXcbolarshlp for the of the central committee between 10 ped with Goodyear's full meetings, ■ since the riame | f'-c employes represent- XDDHOPB o u college of liberal arts. .She enters • first (quality DeLuxe, It’s 'MR Northeastern Sept. 3. Miss Richard ‘pi'esidilim’ corresponds more to; union. Also Agreed 7,10 X IS 24.45* l a . a a t - (hose functions which actually are ! upon were a pension plan and oth- the tire that's used as HEBEI, < i3 Is the tfrupddaughter of Mr. and MEN Mrs. Richard. Sr., of Vernon. ; being exercised by tha Politburo at *r work benefits. original equipment on AT ! the present time," the document Two other major companies in 7.60 X IS 26.75* l a . a a f far more new cars than n w Rockville. hUTMi/ of The i Sfiid. dlcated yesterday, however, they MORK Manchester Evening Herald Is lo f'dneentrste Powers desired to resume negotiations any other tire. It’s the cated at pne Slarket street. Tele It added that tl)« functions of j with the union ccordlng to the 8.00 X IS 29.35* , 1 4 . 6 t t tire that has been Amer phone KocUvlIle 5-8186. the organization bilfeau will be spokesman, who declined use of his name. -They are Anaconda ica’s first choice for .37 concentrated now In the secretar con.secutive ye-ajs. Better '— ' ' - ■' ’. y iat of the parly. Copper Co., of Butte; Mont., and 8.20 X IS 30.65* ,. i s . a a t .' Tc*}f ' Atv. Pravda said the bracketed word Jhe American Smelting and Refln* hurry — you have only "Bolshevik"- 'Wis beitog dropped ^ttg C o..-With headquarters In New seven, more days tf) York City and plmits throughout 'I * - 1 4 ^ VAT's V Tfom th« dffjclal title ef the Tiarty *l*lut tax make this money-saving W ITH YOUR PRiSfN T TtRIS nBWvi. of H-narty piember, the document Increase, three weeks vacation m t A T H A y / e t - L A X O UTTLE BOMJSIb , wee overcome ‘ViAth sold this now brings In the intel- after 15 years and elimination of SMONON, 'tragic error. He waS unable to ex- area differentials. Present wage N e w b u s B o d y s e e m s t o i n t r ig u e railroadman S 8T ligentslh and working peasantry MARATHON $ ' pllln how it ^Happened...... with the.. •vorke'-s,...... ^ p. re ssin g the scales for underground workers o o o d / ^ e a r truck tires m i now range from $13.92 per day in UK BANIcWBHBTb thank , the'tot ptbthly u" I Idea (hat the party constats of peo- SHOW I* ewiTnuoE YtXLMt- radglr a r f ^ ’and ffgnred it, ws4.^p|g ^f all these classes. But a Neill’ Mexico to $15.16 In W ash ,th^^ SY o o o d / 9 e a r Ml I U poaWHM-TCM WWt BANK. scorpionTOe dfono. - , ' memlyr now must be not only one ington. ."lurface workers receive DONE RBCXKTUf/ : ••Ha* Got Wrong Plane” „.hjj rocpgnlws the party pro- $11.28 per day In New M'exlcd and •The ' -first T hn^ It waa a »,i,i works actively for It; $12;i2 In Washington. as low as m ^" g jtt ; I heiHid.g - - ynico on — the fhe "big evil” of a '.Tor- MARATHON $' 8J8 8 tS r ywir fwim"Aae o f the oUier planch imvl passive manner”■■ of ■ viewing *19‘iC55*" acdatopanvtns VS '«sylng IvMrH, realization of the -partjf ]program. -G a l l f d r ch»lti!i. Ho ffot -1*"* "■'■‘’OB-A member now. It s-’ id,-• ijnisi He Super'Cushion Othor lisos propoptlp«ot«ly lowl fdft oW*?**^ an active warrior” for the r»rty. , ClwriBS W . Lothrop O thar sixikf pr^portlonatBly low! '’^55w lt.^>‘t> ^ ‘^tory interview- 's___ FOB efi,juA CW’t bclievp 1 hit the The positon of court -.tester was BURGLARY INSURANCE wWafc 'Ptane. Ivdon’t know how it last filled In England during the and REAL ESTATE reign of the first Qfie«n Elizabeth, happiPHod.'' 109 East t>oter'8 t.r Tel. 2-4I284 nC FLINT Nice Catch fo r Third Out BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 'Another B-17 "mother plane | Fs>t» the National Geographic So- TiJwoouSImS^' escaped being ’h«, and, guided the i dety. " HOW Mb drone back to thwbasc- ■■ ' "" LOU'S ATLANTIC STATION Members of the Flying Fortress TONY ANGELO r u •MOWYCUJU A **Y 1% U j LET US FILL YOUR couFia OFTiecica crew were not identified pending 121 EAST CINTIR STREET YOU CAN'T PICK u r , notification of next of kin. - 488 CENTES-STSSETV n ru A A TV ceuaLif SC Tlie A ir Force ha.s been testing LECLtRC the 63»-»hilc'sn hour F-86Ds fot FUNERAL HOME several months here. Dcbolt had been -out on several training Tius- W alter N. slons with the pVsne previously, LKiorc. Called fot and delivered and had made several successful • Dtrectog promptly at no extra p^aes' on the Urget yesterday BURT LEHMAN GORMAN MOTOR SALES FUNERAL charge. , ; Lochs Onto Target 708 MAIN ST s' e ET ;An Air ForejL spokesman CALL 2-9814 tha F-84p opstateU awtmoatlcal- SERVICE ly to the extent that onCe a-Urget _ -J3 MAIN 81 qonsa ‘wltbin'-rangr <»f tU U w 'ItaiiehMter Call 2-SU9- PINE PHARMACY n-xo-sx ♦he electronic equipment locks 4.WW-SX.-A . _
E A G E E L S V B f i t : MANCHESTER EVENmO HERA£D. iiANCftE8Tro.~^5Sy7TOESI»Y, 24.19S2 \
\ -i;^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,\^UESDAY. AUGUS; PAGiC TEN \- LOCAL Red Sox Beat s, 5 to 4 SPORT CHATTER < Decisions Anything Goes in Southern 50(), . By Deci’s Turn I Veteran Star Stops Flankgan in 15 * EARL W. YOST Overtime Mancliesler^ One »nd Only Fairer Set BaiebRll Umpire Triple, Boot ______•/______^ ...... - ...... — Sports ESttor Stock Car Racing’s World Series Bed Sea ISI Back Centers Bcieton, Aug. 26—iff*—Tommy Brings Home | AB R Jl r o A K Yanks, Indians Win OoUtna, Boeton’x featherweight WHAT Pt,AYEIMI wilt win lhr*.m*ln im Ihr rrRulnr iirhediilr nnd Tst>4. W) ...... New York — (N E A )—Seventy^ eonatruoUng it on Its own *’ ***^* . . ____ AW-the Bankers are (InvolvedmuaIi^aH In nntn.both. OUfll. f t . ---- .... Beverley' Scullers Four title eentender, appeara to hava five proepeoUve paychlatrio eSaea o r t / Ublhg Uo own r coveted moil viluible plnyor MsmiiSon p, If Darlington' to a toon* of awirdi In the Twilight Bi»rb«ll, Tonight the Cobb-coached n(ne Deciding Run R*nn, ss. p ...... I Detroit Hurler Gets self. Under the Impraaalon that the been short-changed by the boxing wtU be turned Ipoee on an excited pl«y» Mancheiler Triial and 'If .... Hils; Rivosa Leads ball had stuck. In the webbing of pubUc at Darlington. 8. C.. Sept. 1, Bltuatad 10 mllas wsM of Alumni Uttl*. Leagtie, UtUf ririnsvirli. t ... experts who rstad him as atrlcUy snd 78 oast of OohimMs League (National and American) Thursday,- bight th e. same two Hmllh, <-f Aaaist . from Scorer Peaky's glove, Dreblnger changed in the third running of the South clubs < olllds again. Two wins lor American League. Niendinga Jb Allack in Rec Loop It to a hiU — m t V i r r ______ern 600. — Among tho looiHng .drivon dn- and Ree Softball Leagtie* for tfce Cn*l-e lb. the Hankere will enable them to W. L. Pet. At YankM Stadium; STU X NOT BA’nspnOBD, ■niiat lanky youngater gava a Thla Is the World Series and torod U Tim Flook, youngoot nf 1052 season? > Final Bee League SU^^ng^^^ highly acientlflc perforroanca for - " •- N. lie Brown and Beau.pre for the Yankees .. i f t 3 ' lUft TnUla t 7 31 ft » Dreblnger telephoned P e * ^ I" Indianapollx Speedway of atlll- tbo throo brothon. Ho hao alroady Cardinals ...... ft 4 ..ftftd DodgerX’^ Win Pair 18 rounds last night while pound FORMER MiNNERS of the' second round title. (>oach Nino rerdlaala (<> the viritora’ dugout as tha Tigers muriiroomlng stocl^ ear racing. pockatod m on tksn $20,000 tlfis Dodgers ...... 3 4 .429 AB R H no A K 4 .714 ing out a decialon ovar cagey Glen MVP award In the TwI League Bogglnl’i Beet copped first round Miller's Restaurant . 10 came toi bat In the seventh and the oaaaon. ITm Darlington produetton Red S o x ...... 3 ft .375 Iliirlh'M, rf ...... 1 n / \ 1 I 4 .714 Flanagan of SL Paul, Min. The stand* of modem Darling were Mickey Katkaveck In 1944, laurels. Beckwith, lb, p .... . s f) a 3 3 e Frankie's Drive-In .. 10 to m BUOHLER shortstop readily took the blSme. not* tho wtunor 1280 potato tfr^ Mason's .Woodworks .. 8 6 .871 Frca* Sport* Writer ton Intamatlonal Raceway accom- ward the 12S2 driving oksmpion- the late Pete Kapura In 194ft. Le^fty rinle}, 3I> ...... 4 no 1 0 3 "It waa my, fault, J booted t ^ SKILLFUL BIDK-STBrnNO TteliRVIAMlN RPORTRj. Base • A timely triple by Denny-Renn, Abram*, ab —. , —4. . 4 .4 X » X 0 Dec!’* DrlTfsaln . ■ • 8 7 modaU 20.000. The infield «4U ba sM]x Tho Atkmts wkM koo xndwd Jadalntak (n IMd, Art Pohgrat* . J O I I I 0, (Ftrey Track* wa* riding ,bali,’’ he explained, “t had It m and baoK-pMSOliiig enabled: Fbma<- ball Wednesday^ Yankees vs. Fiih'i. •• ...... Center Springs ...... 6 9 .35T Jamm«d with automoMIea and an up 4284^1 points, ad oonmsrod to In 1947, Jerry Flood In 1949, Cliff followed by a costly error, gave I'orkett. r . ; ...... , ,1 1 0 II 0 0 C the clouds today but if the dou- my glove but It squirted limae Just ran to avoid all but a ftw of QM* Browns; Thursday and Saturday, the Red Box a S-4 victory over the W*leon. If, lb ...... 3 1 3 3 0 0 Ina’ rights. But one of Umu*—n other 18,000 or more luMlcts. runnor-up Hoib H iomoF UTSJa Keeney in 1949. Jackie May In ^bl* no-hit pitcher of the Detroit aa 1 reached to take it out.” Yankees v». Senators; Sunday, Cardinals In an extra Inning con Hm-llt. rf ...... / .3 0 0 1 0 1 •The Bee softball loop rounded ainaah to the head—put Flanagan m s BULOINO FIELD for the Johnny Maato, o f Long Bofioh, Iflftd and Bobby Dunnack lael year. lliihbard. p, It . 3 0 3 0 1 0 Dreblnger then reversed hlmaelf Tim Flock ; BUI frimcfi Only Dunnack played in the loop Dodgers vs, GlSnU. Boxing- Wed- test last night at Memorial Field. oiit Its regular league schedule Tij|«r* WM going around In circles, down for a nWa-count in the l2tb. gueltng 400-Iap griniL on a bank Callf„ earrtod off tbo flrai w nnol nesdsy. Oene Halrstort vs. Bobo By losing, the Cards dropped out, again,' ruled it an error and had this season. rlfiUs ^ ___ 3» * I f 31 7 4 iVs: last night at Charter Oak with who could blame him? Aftar OolUna. taunted Flanagan ed mUe-and-a-quarter asphalt Boutbom BOOk svoragod Tfi JB rnHoo Olson, mlddlewelghts. of first place and the beat that RrU go* .. . 030 030 01—ft Decl's Drlve-In Uklng a 6 to z The 88 - year - old righthander,' the pubUc address ayaUm an by imitating hta cautious footwork track Includes the nation’s fora- at a ooat of 1800,000, a local group por hour, ‘nunm o ploppod flown Canllit*!*' ...... Ill tat 0-4 they can now finish la In a tie for decision from tenter Springs. Tnr/ suffering hla pooreat season in the nounce. It to the customers. In burlesque fashion In tha aeventh moat atock car rkoera The event is polls Speedway BOO-mlle on Me n front laot yoor wltii n 1KOOS CUFF "POr‘ OLEASON. vet- SAM VAOANTI. Uttle Lesgiie Riink baUrd In, Abrama. Flaher, sian local baseball umpire and second round honors with the -Wataon. Hubbard, golnn»..raon; lwr>- win, Decl's eighth of the year,, ** majors, suddenly finds hlmaelf in Only two other Ysuikeea besides round, tha MId-Waatamer became open only to late model 1660, '81 morial Day average." baseball umpire, suffered a pain Yankees. However, should the baar bit*. Bidomouson, tbree bkae hit*, Bill Beverley coast all the w M i the pitchers’ mythical Hall of Rixxuto reached base, one on- a aggre^ve and they battled too-to- and '82 atock cars ”But not very often,” aaye howler. Is eldellned with lllneaa. ful lag Injury last night while liana, homo runs, Abram*. Wataon; Both marks war* teppofl i Gleason haa been elllng for the Yanks win tonight, they will be atoton baaoa. Tarr* 3, Hubbard; left a four-hitter. Fams. Joining Johnny . Vander walk and another on aa error. toa at least once in all of tha re Racing, vtock cart are regular dent Bill Prapee of the National UUo yosr in s 100-kUaUla Mio.------working the bases In the L. L. crowned second round champs and ori'baae* 'RoO go* 7. Card* ft; haaea on A DOI’BLE by Beveepy. fal Meer and.. AlUe Reynolds on a maining rounds. Association for Stock ,0ar Auto past two wseka. . game bewteen the Red Sox and After the game. Trucks admit automobiles souped up to dp bet otoek ear i«ca at OsrBngtafl wj gain the right to play In the hal.la. .Maxnuaon I. lUnn 1. Hubbard 4; lowed by base hits by/Eddie Pa- pedestal reserved for those who Flanagan suffered a cut uiidsr ter than two milts a minute. Vlr- Racing. “ Stock driver* don’t like ■ ” ' " c*°r>ls at__Memorial -Field. Little -AmerlcAB League plA.yoffa. On the. atnkrou'a, LoyHon ft, Ronn 4. Hubbard ted he waa happy oyer the scor Dick Ratbmsa. 'Hm yomur L m Ab- ft Ttoi-kwrm ft; fitti i.BTraiinifton 0 Tiit glHr *nd“ John OnacH*.- accounted nchteira two no-htttera in the aame hia Tight aya at an early atage and tiiaUy anything goes except Jet IL are too bot-bloofldd Uk j>ut up «-mho. the busiest member of the other hand. If the Dodgers win ing change. gilos BOt-SbOI~fl»OtMOfl~fclyot, sub. BUI FYimes. pro Kelacy, A1 Oowles. Jack Prior. lraa. Winia-Varanll-Yoal; acorsr. sucediBive errors. can LMgue lend to one game over waa tha loser, attempted to leave If he .Ilea awake nights imagining Dodgers hes been moved up from ceiving credit for the win. hla third f.arrhavaqua, lima, 1.45. the Cleveland Indiana, who de Marrero Yor 12 hits, erupting for In tlMlr thfoata. hirodalf being mangled, ha will go moter axtraorfltasiy. Is wocMag Johnny DonnaUy, Jerry Chappell. Thiirwlay night to Frldey night el of the year. He allowed hut two Miterflelder Benny Pagani three runs in the second and four the ring but w u pulled back by The rule book is remarkably bn n bratn-chUd wbM i poomlsas to Denny Sullivan and (talph Tyler. ^__,e across with Decl's Insurance featad Washington, 7-2. The clas- Pinky Georga, hla manager. Into a ' race with hie etnotional ft:4ft et Memorial Field. Starting hits for one unearned run In three eic came Just three months and 10 In the ninth as Bob Lemon reals- simple; one pfleet of paper which threads tightened to the stripping ■urpaaa any fdaflsr bObdiag not time for sill future twilight Uttle and one-third Innings but Stevey Hubbard sent a alngte run In the bottom half of the In tered. hls j6th victory with an As OolUna pranced around wav ■tataa. In effect, that you can do over dovisad. ' HIGH rOQTBALI, Coach Walk- to right bringing home Pockett days aftar he handcuffed the tng ktasaa to hla bolataroua ad- point—and he’d bsttdr stay In hla League gaotea wilt be A;4ft, 1ft The Cards.scored first, with one ning after singling Md coming WaMilngton Rpnators without a elght-hltter. Tlie pitcher chipped practically anything to your car H m Dnytonn Bpseb ImpriMrio ar- Brlgga uaad. lha Faurot apllt-T with the Using, run and sendlng..tha around-on a, costly throwing er-. m im sJnUm paelud 14,21)0 .crowd, lurmchiMrv tninutea earlier than usual, . Unearned run 4n the bottom of the- tdt or a run on May IS. in' •with a couple of Wts,"drov* la axeept fit It with Wtnga. - ^ ' "TTio lYu* darddovll Sax Juat two’ pisns to tnm l^ em -'------‘*- affanalva ayatam last season with flrat on an error, a w alk,'-tw o game into extra Innings. ror." , two runs and scored amRhcr. the poU ot the offlclala showed trsek wltb-ao xulos iftKvMItaB markad succeaa aa the Indians TH E MOX got their winning TUB mRMINCHHAM fireballer referee Tommy Rawaon voting 142 Tha driven can cut down on tha •peedo, atandlng *tiU-f ond wide MILUER'S will meet Frankie's wild pilches and a single, wiille WEE WILLIE, who struck out also has pitched a one-hitter, a THE BROOKI.YN DODGERS water impeller, alter esmeshafta, open. Fence* are n ot' a mental wbataoovsr. TBo fS— win copped CX7IL honors. The Missouri Thursday night at • o’clock \ the In the top of the second, the Sox marker with two out in the top of nine, .cut short the losers' attack points to 182, Judge John Norton ■tart at tbs ssms slgnsl anfl kaap €tM Photos. four-Wtter, a flve-hltter and two just about killed the Cardinal*’ nlnforce any part of tl)e car, mon- basard. inioy'r* a cbaUengo. If mentor was ona of ths fsatured Charter Oak Lota In a pUyoff for the seventh. Renn sent a long until the sixth Inning which saw 148-140 and Judge Joa Santoro moving as fast ns pdsMMa mtU sU went ahead with two big markers alx-hlttar*. Yet he has only five slim pennant chances, sweeping Forraat Parker hung pracartoualy from hla midget auto racar m kev with valve aprinia and atlck things get dull, he may knock o speakert at the recent Coachea’ first place In the final Rec Soft- triple' V> right and Bobby Leyden Bill Shaw reach after getting hit 146-140. COUina weighed 124K, a on s fielder's choice, an error and victories to show for hi* eforta as both ends of a day-night St. Loula it .nosed up and over after aklddlng on a turn at a Bedford, O^, track. on any type of flywheel, rear end, hole In one juat to oee the pieces but ona boo. boon bMtOd thraflgb CTlnlc at tha University o f Oon- belt League atendlngs. The teams hit a ball to second which was by a pitch and move up on an In pound last, than flansgan. three base hits. agairud IS defeats. doubleheader, 3-1 and 9-8 to The 31-year-old Covington, Ind, driver aufferqd skull, shoulder snd whaele, apark plugs, carhuretora, fly.” tho foneo or urbsngofl into tb« ii- ' BOCUCUt. completed the regular season with hobbled allowing Renn to score. field hit and score on OUT Cof WHUX THE DISAPPOINTED ■ m o HOME KUN.H then *put It was not until the Yankees boost their National Leilgue lead Ignition, lUiock abm rben pr crank- The Darlington Intomattonal flold. 1 I’ identical won and lose records. the Cards back in the lead. Ona by Abrama, Watson and Hubbard arm fraeturee. (NBAL ______Mid-Weatara battler wept In hla H m bloke remaining on Mo fdto Mim fin’s fly to right. were going to bat In the seventh to 10 1-2 games. The New York ahafU that strikes thair fancy. Raeswayy ia advartised aa the na- SCORERS AND PURUCISTS Bobby Wataon' In the second elan- each got two hits for the winners, Three runs In Decl's half of the dresaihg room, Oeorga showered whan tba boUa o top ty U g « m plok inning that Trucks learned he had Giants slipped past, the Cardinala Oceaatonally a atock ear champ tlon’atlon’B flw—flneet. eecond------faateat only to for ths various aummsr leagues In WAIJ4UT STREET Tsverb has xa, his first, and another by while Russ Cowles was the only At lefty^im lfying a baae runner inning sewed up the contest with OolUna with pralaa. up tha swag. Manehofeter thla aaason who raU a no-lUtter going. Until then he, Into second place despite a 3-0 loss ion will compata In the Indiana- IndlanapoUa. It wa* built■ in 1980 donated e trophy to the champion Bobby Abrams In the third Red Socker to g«t two. ia safe* while above ahe ia nnown the Drive-In putting together CCUins, after going 15 rounds for A'a for'thair «na work Include AN IMPORTANT GAME la on along with all the players and the to Cincinnati. Shantz A fter ship teem In the Rec Softball frame, his fourth circuit blast of stud^ng the rule book prior to three hits for three runs. Joe 13,443 fans, was under the as tha first time .took hls victory in Ronnie Larchevaque with the U egua's regular eeeaon pley. Nes* tap tonight when the league lead A five-run ninth Inning, • cli ■tralght over the Brooklyn the season. The lead changed drktng a Little League baseball Thompson and Joe Rivo.sa both hit sumption that he had allowed maxed by Roy Campanella’a home stride. "WUUa Pep (knocked out American Little League, Jimmy slff Arms have donated * trophy hands onr# again In the fourth ing Yankees meet the third place Dodgers, winning 2-1, In 10 In- game. safely and scored while Pat An- hit in the third Inning. run with two on after Pee Wee by OolUna a month w o ) waa Sports Mirror Tatro with the National Uttle .to the league for the most vslu- when the. Sox.gut two runs on two Dodgers. If the Ysnks ahoitid ,Mn W in N o . 2 3 batter,’’ OolUna said. "Tha only |nlnga. League, Mel Cuahtng and the mello worked Corcoran for a walk In thnt inning, PhU Rixxuto Reese had singled In the tying and eblt player winner. errors, two walha and a baae hit. they would take the second round arid came home on Steve Bcl- chopped a simple grounder to time Flanagan hurt me was when Twenty Year* Ago—Bamay Ro*o Alumnt Uttlo League and Dick championship, while should It go winning runs, finished o ff the In the bottom of the atxth, Ran linghlrl's base knock to center. short. Johnny Pesky fielded the we bumped heads.” Today A Year Ago—Tha New dafaated Ray MlUer In a 10-round Day o f tha Roc Softhall League. DICK W I I ^ S hes donated dle Pockett wan hit by a pitchjid the other way' It would knock (Tards In the nightcap. Rookie Athletics . Attract Big York OlanU defeated tha C2Ucago welteiwelght bout In Chicago. BatUng—Paawoo Boaik tMflgi Heel'. Oil hall cleanly and then hobbled it In John Rutherford limited the Red- Now the Boston ImtUer probably S'! enough lumber for e new. Kore- ball and Watson singled to left. them Into a two-way tie for top AB U H r o A K his glove as he tried to pick It out YESTEBDATT’S RESULTS wUl be caUad upon to marh Uma Cubs, 8-4 and 8-1, to run their ig l^ In tho ninth BUflag CINDBREIXA STORT U being board at the Uttle League base The ball got by the left fteldgr and spot with the Csrda and the Dodg Annlfllo/xxa ; ...... 3 1 0 3 -1 n blrda to two hits In the opener. Gates W hen Southpaw winning otreak to 14 games and^ut and wlitttiBg ~~ written in the Alumni Uttle ^IHnffhlrK 2b ...... fl 1 1 0 0 for the throw to first. AfUr one Ken Raffensberger blanked the untU Federico Phimmer o f Pan ball diamond at the Charter Oak- each runner advanced an extra ers Would be a half-game out with Binghamton l5*^r*ntoo L ama and Percy Baaaatt of Phlla- tha Ehmklyn Dodger lead to alp ONE BUN OBAMlil aroBt OB to League’s aecond round of pley. Fenna Lee Calls EiUr As She Sees Em B. rafini. V ...... 1 1 1 0 0 had atab, he grabbed It but the Giants with six hits to register Ace Goes to the Hill 8cb«nectady 13. Albany 4. la tbo Lota which will be officially open baae, putting men on aernpd and one contest left to pliy. The game CiPnUlcorF. c X .....'...* ft 0 0 0 n was low and late and Rlxzuto d«.)ilhla, who want to a lO^round games...... b eeai^-DMi Oabb’s- m at MsUonat wilt b« "playad at Memortat Field Auiraxt. r - . 4.7 " ft I to ft ft hls fifth- ehut'out and his 14th vic ^ __ .N atleBal.....^ ____ The cardlnalo; who have yet to |l6raQR fl^ tbb ^------ed next’ ecaibni IHblf' ts e LRIle thtra and only ona down- Bobby wa* *af*. Brooklyn >9. Bt ^ula draw ift Panama City SiindWi fib Bank team appaarad out of ths Hewitt was called out on atrlkea at S;48. BFVprlF.v. p ...... 1 1 1 ft ft tory for the Reds. Philadelphia, Aug. 26—(/PV— Philadelphia 6, Chlc**o 8 tlO). Five Yearn Ago—Johnny Mlxa Irop both enda of a double-header aftoj[ wlniklng the aftom ooa; running two weeks ago but the League ump^fe. Ry EARL YOST 3ZZ LupF. 3b ...... 0 01. 0 1 John Dreblnger, officer scorer through a return botiL belted hie 44th home run aa the /■ R. PaxEnl. rf ...... ■1 0 1 Oft Granny Hamner’s homer with, Shlbe Park Ixn’t the house that Cincinnati », New. York 0. The National Boxing Associa tnto year, continue to set tha pace Bankers fbund tha victory trail *'I enjoy umpiring, that's why 1 and veteran baseball writer of the Bobby ShanU built—but he's the ^ Aaenesa New York Giants edged the St. * 'Wtoblng—VUgtt •mtehs.^TIgMm ANNUAL UTTUC Learia base Thompnon. rf ...... I 1 1 0 ft New 'York Times, called It an two on In the 10th gave the Phila Detroit 1. New York 0. tion haa paired the eventual win In tha matter of one-run vlotMlas. ^ nnd have been going great aver have been , doing It thla season,’’ Potato Turns Baseball Game Quairlli. lb ...... ft I 3 0 ft delphia Phils a 6-8 victory over Uttle guy who keep# It In repair. aevelanii 7, Wsahlnxlon I Louis Cardinals, fl-8. At the moment, the Redblrds are —Pttchod hlo aoeOBfl ne-htttir of since. Last Friday night the ball banquet will be. held on Wed Bunk Night Tonight at cliarter Oak ACFtO. If ...... ft ft 0 ft 1 error immediately and the "E " ner with CoUlns for a U. 8. "Inte remarked Mias Fenna l..ee Flaher tlie CThlcago Cubs In the majors' And the plnt-slxed eouthpaw le (Only aamea.achedutei)). T*n Year* Ago—Rookie Johnny even Ivlth the total o f one-run tBo ■oamm. bNdlng tb s TflakoM Bankera khocked Naaalffs out of nesday evening, September J7. following a recent Little I.,eague Into a Rhubarb and Protest RIvom. If ...... 3 0 ft ft was flashed on the acoreboard In latenslUssl rim” championehip bout to provide a-Corrrntl'...... 0 0 0 ft bnly‘Other activity.. aet for more maintenance work In- Beasley won hia 16th as tha St. wins they accumulated during the Ntlaoo os the Tlg«ni okofl sot • flrat place eiid on Sundey eliml- Charley McCarthy Is handling the baseball umpiring adalgnrhent at centerfleld. Then, after a m o; Sprlngfleld S, Baltimore # tU a aUnd-4n untU tiUUt Bandy Sad No other games were scheduled. tonight when he shoots for mound nln(s). Loula Cardlnalo made It three entire 1081 season. 1-0 triumph. neted tha same team from the program. 8I9» of tha banquet will Memorial Field. Ml»a Fisher, s Bristol, R. I., Aug. 26—(/P)- A potato turned into a rhu Totals ...... 27 6 -8 21 i 2 • ment’* reflection, he reversed him win No. 23. The maintenance dler oempletea hls Army service. be announced et a later time. t>atrr bpriax* Syracue’e 11. Toronto 6. l ... . pennant race. Onl* two gamaa re graduste of Manchester High last barb last night and today David J. Ferris, president of the Twi AB a H PO A K work 8 h a n t a performs—while Montreal 8. 11; BuBelo 3, 3 (Only Spring, is Manchester's first and light League decided that together they add up to another play- Cobli. I f ...... _ pitching from what looks like a games scheduled). only girl baseball Umpire. - T. Corcprsii. 2b ...... 3 6 6 i 6 f deep knee bend—la oiling the tum- STANDINGS , oft came. Nnwal,, 2h ...... 1 0 f t 0 1 ft EaeUra One may as^.’why would, any Anthony Atianla, catcher for the Mt. Carmel team. Intro G lcsaoc. *...... 3 ft ft 3 I 0 ■tllea. W L Pet OBL duced the potato.' The rhubarb developed Immediately. Sh*».. c f ...... 3 I 0 3 ft fl So wall haa tha five-foot, five- ...... 73 60 .6*0 — Raffensberger NationaV^ - member of the fairer set want Albany ...... 'X to gel Involved In umpiring, Umpires said that Duck Berry nf the Collins A Alkman VIncelf. c ...... 3 0 1 1 ft o E 2D P E R T inch plua dOTxIy curve ball BcItenecUdr ...... 66 64 .64* 6 team was on third' when Anania took a pitch and apparently Tautislin. lb ...... 3 ft 1 S ft ft oiled them thla year that the park Blnshamton ...... 84 66 .64i 6 a profession or hobby, where the Grnnisn. cf ...... 1 0 o ft o ft Reading ...... 46 64 .814 7M Earned Run Pace-Setter men in blue are often the targets pegged the ball down to third to catch Berry. Coftln. rf ...... 1 0 1 0 ft 0 management pleasantly antic! Elmira ...... 64 41 .604 10 ' Only he threw Instead a pealed potato and sailed It over. B. Corcoran, p ...... 2 1 0 1 i . j patea they’ll make more than i Scranton ...... 4 1 43 .4M nV* for uncomplimentary remarks, nnd Dexter,- 3b ...... 2 f>» ()»■>/,2'. 0 BODY&FEHDER ...... 64 71 .437 » the third baseman’* head Into left SeKj. half-mllllon revolutions In 1982. Hartford ----- possibly t«rgets for stones, sour Williamsport ...... 44 60 . 366 34 ftMfDraUeaiSobirt. New York, Aug, »»-(AV-Lafty the end nf the line for Ray. this apples and eyen bottle*. Umpiring Berry saunteied down the baseline and right Into the ball, Total* ...... 22 2 4 IS .5 "l The tunuitllee revdlved only 486,- Nsliensl __ Kan Rafltnabargsr of tha ancln- year at liUMt.’ ** anld Ah “ And la a man’s job but Miss Flaher, de which Anaijla produced from hla glove. Umpire Anthony E. a-Correntl xrounded out fnr Quaelta 469 times last aeasoh. Brooklyn ...... 80 49 .873 - - In 6th, St. Loula ...... 73 63 .683 lOH natl Rada, who tumad in a alx-hlt tbni’s n hard thing tn do. termined to tie an umpire and a Agatello called turn nut. Deci'a ...... oo;t x—R WORK Shanta ao far has pitethed before 021 New York ...... 70 50 .583 ion akutout egainat tha New York “I’ve gene as fnr ns I ran With good one. was one of the first to When things qlileted dbWn, the game-want on. Under pro- Centers ...... ■.. 001 001 0—2 •n average of 18,248 home fane In Philadelphia ...... 45 64 .647 14 Giants last night, haa taken over Ray. >lnyhe loo far. But It Isn’t Teglater-at'-th*;-' Umpire's-SIchool* , t6*r.'~Th«*»c0rtr’ it was cBlIed- because »f- dark- ...Runs RaUufl O*. -T. ■Goio,»ean.- .476 30)4 The brilliant southpaw, seeking to League game at ft;30. The Flrat Nationals must win to remain In der for top money honors in Jim atroke up. CHark evened It on the The beat crowd Shantx haa Baltimore capture pitching’* triple crown, he aald. "I like to work with young boy* n*w city champions by a 7 to 6 my Clark, who defeated PGA Na next hole, held even on the 15th WEST CENTER STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD Springfield ...... 58 78 . 436 37 has won 22 and dropped hnly four "Boone Is all confused. Maybe tha running for second round honors, Jackta HedUind will pitch score in a game last night that ran pitched before waa the capacity OtUwa 68 79 .423 34 and that’s another reason why I tional Champion Jim Turneaa in an and got hla winning margin on louse of 38,673 which watched him for the fourth place Athletlea some of this la due to. hla Injuries. for the F. N.'s with Bob Pearson on theahlll for the Trust. Jimmy down the curtain on Little League the 17th. TODAY’8 GAMES They might have upset hla coor Maneggia will catch Hedliind while Al Johnson will be In the Trust took up umpiring,” Miss Fisher 18-hole playoff for the 118,000 Fort rack up win No. 20 agalnat the Esatem > said. "I am looking forward to bRseball for 1052 Although there Wayne Open title Monday. Sam GNeall, CTrawfordsvllIe, Karl Drews and Robin Roberta, dination. Strickland will be our sutfleld. was nothing for either teaip to win Red Sox here. Hla beat road date Scranton at lUrUord (4 p. m.l. a pair of Philadelphia rlghthaqd- umpiring again next season In the Clark, 31-year-old Lagtina Ind., won the playoff In the Ama.r Reading at Albany. shortstop and the job la hit unless or lose except to complete the was a Memorial Day appearance Wllllamaport at Binghamton. era, follow close behind Raftena- Little I.eague.” Beach, Calif., pro played like a tear Division from Dr. Wendeli WERBNER'S ANNOUNCES at Yankee SUdlum. For the dou he can't field olthar. In that jcaae, I through their 12th year seriously schedule, both clubs played bard Schenectady at Elmira. berger In the National League 1 don't know what we'^ do.” During her high school career right/down to the finish. Roger campion In downing the Briarcllff, Aldrich, Angolia. Ind., by one bleheader. 80,008 showed up. Amerleaa earned run race. Drews, who handicaps the kiddlea later bn she was active In soccer, volley N. Y. veteran by one stroke with atroke with a par 72. si. t At leaat, ShanWs the most msg- Chicago at Waahlngton might) — earned runs In 280 Innings. -I* • - rioae friend of Eddie Arcaro says something gone out of the Na Grou». 3b ... 2 0 1 ft 1950 Plerce(13-8) va Porterfield (10-13), that the country's beat and rich scholar at Manchester High, She 0 ft ft ft 0 never led during the tournapient netto penonaUty' the A ’a have .. r Brooklyn's Billy Loes, kayoed tional Amateur golf champion WhFPlrr. cf 4 !!*..*.!!!! I but kept among the leaders and Our Entire Stock NatloBal est jockey firmly Intends to quit ship which used to make It one was co-valedictorian nf the Class »Ffk. w ...... 1 2 2 2 0 come up with elnoe the colorful ■ New York et Plttaburgh (night)—r Y»«kr. pi .... ft 0 ft In the nfth Inning .of last night’s B} THK AMKOriATKD rKFaM the saddle after this year and turn of thejj,e real high sppti of the sports of '52 and a honor student. In ad ...... 3 came up with a fiVe-under-paN 67 PACKARD Bolm Newaom hrIpM home attend- Jansen (11-9) va DIckaon (13-17). game against St. Louis, Is fourth ''Am^rlcAa R. OFXExy. u.' lb..... » i 4 0 1 Sunday to gain the tie. O f Men's and anoe above the half-million mark Boston at Cincinnati (night)— Bpahn hla...„ talents______to- training. . .. Eddie, now | .year? And Ifif nobdclqobocly can remem- dition trr hla active participation CbhFn. 2b. rf ...... 1 ft 0 ft 2 1 with 2.03 followed by Warren HAtUiiv—r«ln. PhlUdAphta. .UT*. a.. _ .* 1— — a ^ m^mI #1 ea I ^ ^ ' (11-14) va Church (8-7) or Podblelan MitrhFll. n»VFl»ni1. .SMi Woodllnic. rldjag at Chicago. Isiiieb a terrific names of this year's four in sporia, and class room atudv’. BurkhErdb. lb ...... 0 ft ft 5 0 0 Behind, them in the field were 2-Door gray. Immacu Boys' Shoes in 1044 when the A’a finished (1-3). Many motorlata beUoYe that all flood flaaollneo ore flonoralljr pretty Hacker of Chicago with a 2,71 Mfw York. .laOi K#iL Boaton. .M ii blaiit at New York State triwks j,ow will the.v ever ahe also served as girl's snorts KnFltch. rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 such PGA stars as Marty Furgol of lately clean and me fUth. Brooklyn at Bt. Loula (night) — much alike. But bOro aro ths facto aa proYsd by induatry-auxwptod rood mark. , Oo^tnAO. lloAton. aJWH. D. 8tEVF.n9. c ...... 1 3 1 1 Chicago, National Open CThampton But Newsom won only 13 and Braklne (11-6) v* Miller (4-0), Runii w ttfd In—J>rnlAl. PhlUdol- for their failure to match the rich ; pj^j, ^ team to play the British in editor of the High School World, R. StEVFiix. rf ...... 1 ft .ft 0 ft 1 Philadelphia at Chicago—Drew* (11- and laboratory tottoi AIJJE REYNOLDS, the early phlA, *7; Dnbv.y. ClavelAtid,...... Itj. . . . Robin- slatca being provided by other sec next year’s Walker Chip matches? vice-president of the Honor So PrutUnir. 2b ...... 0 ft 0 1 1 0 Julius Boros of Mld-Pinea. N.C., chanically perfect.. REDUCED lost i8. Shantx, who hax xuffered 13) vs Kllppateln (8-10). ■eaaon ERA leader In the Ameri ion. rhlcaxn. 141 Barra. New York. Tft; tions. ciety, president of the Science pre-toumey favorite Cary Middle- only four xetbacki, can’t lose that IntematloBal Eaao Ititro fllvat you a remarkable combination trf qualltlaa that can League, atlll haa a chance to Roirn, C|iarrland and D ro^ . -Delroll. Totals ...... 17 7 515 7 4 coff of Memphis, and Lawson Lit many this year even If he tried. Baltimore at Bpringfield. 7«. OUR ENTRY aa the most quot Cjlub' and Girl's Leaders (?lub. snd Elks (8) will Improva the all-yenri all-around performance ot 9 out of 10 cafe overtake Shantx. The 34-year-old HUg^rox. ChlcAKn. U1: Ayilt. CifVF- able quote of the summer was was a member of the Spanish Cftub, AB R H ro A E tle of Pebble Beach, Callf. New York Yankee ^ righthander, t h e SWARM of boxing writer* \Veat. rf ..., ...... 2 1 ft 0 0 on tha road. . Itnrt And Ftjn. PhlUdAlphlA, 144; .Rob- who will Invade the East for next credited to Manager Phil'Richard* Current Affair* (?lub and the De CTIark's previous record in the $1245 with 47 earned runs In 193 frames. inton. ChlcAfo, 143: JsnAen, WAAhlng- .lunton. lb ...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 PGA circuit was not too Impres ton. 141. month’s heavyweight title go will of the CYilcago White Sox when he bating Club. That'a not all. She Lff. 3b 2 2 1 ft 1 * We beUere a trial will prove to you fceao b>'ua tIeUvere reeulto jm Is ninner-un with a 2.19 average. DoubiM— FaIi). PhtlAd^lpblA. 3M: was on the staff of the Quill, was PExtnl. . !!*.!!!!’.! T ! 1 2 0 sive, but he won the 1952 Wil 1.00 be ferried up to Rocky Marciano's aald "T he most fortunate thing ^ --- Pair Cleyeland'a Mike . Garcia holds ,,,.7 0 0 5 1 0 Mitchell Hot in Pursuit other flaaoltne can. It givcr you tull powei lonfl mlleaflc, hiflb anti Ba'iiff. Now York. M; Vsrnon. .WAthr training camp' In the Catsklll* in that hxpiiened to the American a member of the National Thes- Murpb.v. mington Axal»a 'Open With the'. down third place,.s4 E The dur^ Ington. 37: Roblnso^». rhIcAgo. Rot^.- Walinski. p ....7 0 3 0 1 2 MANtUIESTER knock, quick •tiu’tinfl. faait.englnt warm-up, and protection eflaln«t 2 4 OAVelikbA Abd WAAhmgtCNI. Siv- B pair Bf pOBtBon ptanea chartered Langu* thfai aa4uon waa tba unlarw ptaB-'.BBd: 44 mamber of'tha dra«M- iia-.k. .ft ft fti ft *An^ •Imrp. steady gama ha show.-., able , rI^ ty. .’ .wiH). ahoivi a. IBrB. l>i^glm|iAcm. ClAYAlAnd^^ -And 'by the'tntematmnai Boxing 43lub. timate injury to Eddie Lopat'a arm, tie Sock and Buakin and Pqint and ..e 3 1 :3 . 0 3. ft ad at . Fort .Wayne. Of Fmn in Batting Rme i- v . ..j;,-- . mpor-tocke|alUnfl.;...'r.^w' T... record, ha* given up 60 earned Torit. 10; Fox. ChU'Ago I f.lt .wasn't -for-that■ -the- Yaak**a.fPnwdi e,■qubar -..ka-ft.-0-..o-. ff. ■Hla-'3rietoi7.,MaBdaF'7XM'. iWmffi SAUeS; ______^ ______1 ft ft ft* ft ft ‘ k m whltoy4>d’rii at yow Eaed D0tier*4l, thero'o cdrtoiflly no better Jer3*y_ft»i^\^:Upu« .rib _l^;iiow, for |2^0O jlr* t j)lace -m o n ^ 1^11^ _West Center at ■' wouto .0* xo .iar..ui.:t«oiu i ^>rimatolytliBHfllto»eitf4Darandcaj efulchac;kriiP: WathTnglon. I. ^ •tWi wlff 'be-ttiy ' *iriW l--fight •KaTl TaiWIyr Tref-Yati^^^ New YorlT'Xug. 35-^f?I^A'tote t-crowij/l6tt'6ne’^nt''oVer:^ White Box.li fourth with 2,4.7 and Homs Runs—Dbbv. ClevFUnd, ■ 37i aaalatant rnarh o f tlMPc Little ToU lf ...... a. 30 6 3 J2 7 3 Clark won the playoff on the for the hot weather drivinfl ymi’UJbe tlqlnfl. ■ Joe Dohfiqp, _a|sp of the Chiaox. Ig Herrm. Nfw York. 3A*; l&srnlAl PhilA’ yet." D. Stavrnx for W haler In 3rd. SHOE STORE season hitting spree ha* enabled week, while Klussewskt waS add- J:L; ClevAjlAiHtT: « - f :ltRAM|5K;Fd)H)#..f larMue CtiFdlitals Mii|. her brother. Jk -ftMvirna for *Burkh«rdt* in* Srtl, hfth ‘3vith- 2A4i . RbSsn. ,ClFVF!«rtd. 7t. a le “Pnittyrir for Rbkljiiph'lrt gu'-. MAlM'.r STREET ■ Dalo jntAbU ^ UialCSivaaaafjnR ^ 0 ^*9: putotor^^^r — . ■Virgil (Fire) Trucks, who.yes Rtotsn Bssut—.fFnssn WEshlbgtotv, THE "tXE VELA N D ■ Indl'ana .e«l HlHs this week and next, atlll ZtecUf'a for Lrr ln"4lh. * E m ExtfB Oatielin* ii aOedier AuLm re, la 9 oat ri 10 tt 17; MlnoAo.' rhlCAfo End Ritiuto, Nfw have four aeries remaining with trying to convince Frank. Sedgman League standout shortaton for the Whrrlleeler for PsKsnl in 4th. to climb terday turned in hla second 19.53 past two years with the Cardinals. dlan. within .triklng dla-j iI^Th a"^"? will give beitar tll-treanfl perfermsieq all yaar ’round tiiaa , no-hltter, shows no better than a York. 1?»: ThronfbFrry. Botloii. l4; the Detroit Tigers, who killed and Ken McGregor that they r.A .C ...... 003 4x—7 tance of Ferrla Faln’t American mark, two points ahead of Brook AtdU. ClfivolAnd And VAlp, PbUidel- Elks ...... 120 10—6 any other gaaoliBC. Oaly a Mr with aa'Mtiae that’s poorly „ 3.41 earned run flgure. He haa them dead last season by. winning should turn pro and join him and Umpiring, moat observer* know. League batting crown. lyn's .Jatikle Robinson. Toby At-, phiA, 10. " • Is a man's joh but Mias Fisher has Runs battel,' In. W est 2, Lee 2. W sl- s3iestsd, badly wora, or ooo.wilb nauaual tompretaioa ditr- Pituhing— . ContuFsrE, Wsshlngton. four of their last five games right Pancho Gonxales In a world tennii Inski, Jsnton. Hcck 2. R.» G'esssy 3.. tutcehll boosted hla average well and Frankje Baumholtx, both __ pitched 161 Innings snd given up adapted and handled herself to the ■cterixiea may be -auble to ttto iully ih* maav »«ue qualitiat 67 esmed runs. A-0. 1.000: SltEntx. PhllAdFiphiA. 32-4. at the end. Ned' Garver. who now j tour which would shatter all re- Vanke 2; two-baa» hits, Lee; tnree- Larry ■even pbliito last week to .332 and of Chicago, are tied for fifth with .M6; KAtrhi. Nfw York. LS-S. MU3; Ben twlrls for the 'Tigers. ' should be; cords. However, the Aussie stars situation. like a veteran during her hsse hits. n. Gesssy; left on Y n t r t . trails Falhriiy fivh points. In ad of this grMt g*to)iaa., 8m year BMrby Eaao Doaltr today I ton. Boston. 4-1, .WO; BfA'rcer. 8L. Little League assignments. r.A.C. Elks 9; bases on bslls. Ysnke .302. Louis.* 7r.L .700. ‘ about ready to resume his 20- are duty bound to at least help 10. IVallnakI 7: strikeouts. Ysnke' 4. vancing from rihlrd place to the Larry Dtiby of the liidlmia con Al Lopez Benches “ Strikeouts —.plsrc'e. nu otgo. 124: game atrlite of last year, and if i defend the Davis Chip next winter VVsllnskl .5; wild jtUches. Y snke; urq-* OlOSMOBILE MssCHistc* n a m tM8t_ runnerup slot, tha,Tribe outfield', RFynolds. York. 123; BhAntx. PhU- l*. Schumey. jyxaii; scnrer.’ W'iyr.ok; Serarttpn tinue* to top th* American League AdelphlA. 131; CArutt, Cl^v^Und, 11.5; he catches fire against the Injuns | before making ihe big’ jump. TOP GOOSE EGO TOS8ER.S C e. 1.15. ^. er collected 14'hits in, 35 at bath in home runs with 27,'while Phil the yelps of anguish you hear w ill, ------^ , R SI i f Boone for Season .Wynn. Cleveitml. Ill, for a .400 pace. " ' adelphia’* Ou* Zemlal Its* taken ‘ \ NaBaaaI Lderaa come from Hank Greenberg, the; THE PROFEMSIONAL football Energetic, Frienilly, Fain, the Atol«Uto‘ flr*^ toiae- Ratting—Mufial. St. Loult. .*12.^: Klua- A total of 66 shutouts have been NO FAVORITEH over the runs batted In lead with aewskl. CincinnAtl. .317: LotkmAn. New ’Tribe’s general manager. j campaign would appear to be of- spun by National League moimds- The Reds! Harry Perkowakl Helpful Salesman man, won the battUlg title last *ed- 87. Hauik Sauer o f tha Chicago W'aihlngton, Aug. 26- l/Pt—In York. ,307; Robinson. Rrooklyn. .305; - ' flclal now that owner George Mar- hjen to date. T h e Phillies' CJurt play* no favorites. In compiling 10 son with a A44 average and cur-^ Cuba atlll pacds the National the .midst of a hot pennant race. Atwell And BAumbotti. CbicAgn, .302. fM K'AGO WRITERS h a v e shall has thrown out the first *.vat Batch Pontiac rently ix bitting .337. He went IJ- Runs Batted In- Sauer, CmcAffo. lOfi; Simmons and Karl Drews are tied wins to date he has beaten every League In round trippers with 31 Cfteveland Manager. Al Lope* yes Thomson. New, Y«>rk. 37; Hodges. opened a captpalgn to elect Ham- j coach. ; for the Individual leagnie lead with other club In the league. Other NL for-28 to gain four polnU over the and runs'batted In with ids. terday benched regular shortstop Brmikiyn. 35; Bonis. PhilAdelphla, 32; nterln’ Hank Sauer of the Cubs as | ------—-— —- moundsmen who have beaten each paxt week. Figures Include Mon CampaneUA. Rioi>klyn. tl. five each. Robin Roberta with Ray Boone for perhaps the re^ the National League's most valu- j three and - Rusa Meyer with ope opposing cltib are Robin Roberts, LARRY RECOMMENDS day's games. mainder of the season. • Hits—Adams. .Cincinnati. 154; Musisl In. the National League, Stan and Srhoendientt. 8t. Loula. 150; l>H'k- able player, despite the fact he', bring the PhiUlea staff total'to a Gerry Staley «nd Karl Drews. Car Simonizmg Saying that Boone's "confidence Muslal of the St. Louis Cardinals man. New York, 143; Rnnia. Phliadel- la on a second division club. From Sports Schedule league-leading 14. The Cardinal THIS SK CU L AS is shattered," Lopex announced phia. 13i. here It looks like a fine opportu rataina hi* bfltUng supramacy Last Night's Fights that George Strickland, recently Doubles—Schoendlenst. St. Louis. S.t; and C?ub staffs are tied for second Done To Your Complete Satisfaction Ssuer. Chicago, Ashburn. Philadelphia nity for the selectors to* prove that Tueailay, August 26 TODAY'S REST RUY with a .325 average, an eight- acquired from Pitiaburgh. now ia a man doesn't have to play with iace with ten aplece.'Other staff By An Experienced Man. point edge over Cincinnati’s Ted and Musiai. 8t. Loula. 37; Hamner. fotala run ai followa; Brooklyn, BALGH Is Your By THE ASSOCIATED 'PRESS Cleveland's regular ahoristop. Philadelphia. 2A. a winner to receive the honor. First National va. Tnut, 8:30— Can Ma,nchester 4134 Kluasewskl. iMptX also announced that hi* Triples—Tnomaon. l^ew York, 10; (ajarter Oak. nine; New York, eight: Cincinnati, New Ydrk'a Gene Woodling (2 h i c a g o— Billy Noble, 184, Crnia, Pbilsdelphla and Blaughter. 8l. six; Boston, five and Pittsburgh, F or An Appointment TODAY! regular right fielder, Harry SImp' Louis. 3'. Jethrve. Boston. Kluskewskt. FRANCIS WiUXACI’:.,the foot , Yanks va. 'Dodgers. 8;45--Me- 1M I FEGKARD 4-DOOR SED6N ranks aa tha third leading batter Grand Island. Nedi., outpointed «m. ia playing now on probation Cincinnati anc Hemua. St. Loula. 7. morla,!,. four . Bob Rush, Sal MagUS, II In the Ameriban League race with O cll Hudson, 180, Milwaukee ball picking man, was in to exhibit Ken Raifenaberger and Billy Loes "Your because of listless fielding. Home . Runs—Sauer. Chicago. 34; . We4ia«si)ay, Auguat 27 ■ Excellent con4lltlen tbretiglioaL Oldsnfobile Dealer" .220. The Yankee outfielder suf <#). Klner. Plttaburgh. 23: Hodges. Brook hla nominee for player-of-the-year, are tied for second In the Indivi Lopex ’ also has a third worry: lyn. 27: Gordon. Boalon, 30; Thomson. Jkek Scarbath. Maryland's T-for- fered a six-point decline as he Brooklyn—Johnny Bratton, Luke Easter, hla most Important Moriarty'a vs. Aircraft, B-.^Ne- dual race with four each.' 152 Chicago, stopped Irwin J^ew. York. 13. i- mation quarterback. There lx no bo. , , ■ . skidded from second place. ftiugger. Bays hla knee is ' again Stolen Bases—Reese. Brooklyn. 34; doubt whatever In Wallace'!- mtpd MANCHESTER ' A pair of Boaton Rod Sox ploy; Steen, 147)4, San Diego (31. "all puffed up. It’s stiff.'AU that Jethroe. Bo«t«n. 30; RobliiaOR. Brook Thursday. .AngtMt 2 8 Brooklyn—Danny Jo Peres, 140, lyn.’ 7*1 Ashburn, Phllsdalphla, 13; that the' Notre Dame-Oklaboma GRAND gLAM CLl^B er*. Oarog* Kril and Billy Good Moving around did It.” Ryan. PhlUidHilhla. VX t __ game this fall will ellipse. the elec First National va. Trust, 8:36— BALGH PONTIAC, Inc. man. round out the five leading New York, outpointed PhU Mor- . . V Sunday Boone committed two PItchInx—Ro*. Brooklyn. lO-l. .90#; tion In popular interest. > Cftiarter Oak. , ^ hitters vrith .312 and .308. respec tolo. 139)4. New Ydrk (8). ^ 4fis-'xrror* to .44lmy Washington to Black. Brooklyn, lO-J. .t33; Tuba*. 8!. NL batsmen have hit a total of Loula. (-3. *00; Wilhelm. Mew York. Miller's Vi. Frankie'*, B^'Char- BETTER DEAL 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES tively. ' ^ . Boatoii—Tom m y Ccdllns, 124)4 , wore six unearned runs. 24 "grand slams" and each club Boston, outpointed Glen Flanagan, 11-3. .7S«; RoberU. Philadelphia. 10-7. te r O ak. In the league haa been victimUad WEST CENTER STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD Mualal, ooeklng hls thtyd Lopex made it clear that Bdone'a .741. MAN IN YORK. PA.p writes to NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD 125)4. SL Paul .(to). Teaching jx no temporary arrange- Strikenula— Bpahn: Boalon. 139: rap the Little League, claiming Friday; Augita* 29 at least once. Roy Campandlla, Carl PONTIAC DEALER straight Nattofial Laafuo hltUng Uliell. 81. Louie. 119; Rush. Chjraxn. Red SOK It. Dodgera. S:46— Me- FurtUo and Andy Semlniek have Ill; Roberta. PhUadcIpbia. 112; Blgi- that playing oti a miniature dla-. ' •%. alaaoet like eajrlag ,*Thla la mona, Philadelphia, 110, ' mond with hantam equipment' moriaL' . ' turned tha trick on two occaaMmi. • ■ '-:V- .1 V '•'.1»“ '«. i\‘•'}''• ► »-ii!’- .«/■*■'-r®j rTtxisr '
‘ / ■ -Z KANCHESTER, EVENING HERALD, MANCiWBTER. CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1962 PAGE THIBTESr IPAWTffBSTRR EVENITTO HERALD, MANCHESTER, C(5NN„ TUESDAT, AUGUST M , 19CT resume tomorrow after a PAGE TWELVE • Mm IcrI lastnuitats 83 H«H9b ftw Sal* n Car 8 a k 72 Lata for Salt 73 straight weeklong receas. Household Goods . 61 Interim Senate The United Nations and Help Waptcd—Blale SO A rtida for Sale , 45 1 UPRIGHT PIANO LAWriVi LOT — AppreoUmAUly I k e Jfcocfy ()ne Killed, Antomobiles for Sale Business Ser^ces Offered IS Conraea and Classes 271 containing IP U R ROOMS ’ muniat tnice delegntoa will msAt Aatonobilcs for Sale 41 BRUNSVUCK POOL Ubias for So You Need FUmIture "AnoUsn" -pmnota move me ML BOWERS SCHOOL three acres. Located off Roote as. at Panmunjom at 11 a m. (10 p. PICTURE Framing, any «Ua or I MEN AND WOMEN And You Want A Bargain T Chll 3-8803. Bolton. Conn. For deUlls call I- 8b Asked for m. Tuesday e.d.t;). /, DeCORMIER MOTOR WANTED '‘In food condition* Inqulro Well Here It Is plu* two partly finiehed. Fire Classified GET.BETTER VALUE ON •tyle mad* to order. North End I '^^ 36 Oak street Phone 2-1041. DISTRICT place, hot water oU hadt. Bath 12d7. T o i n j 52 H j u r t i n A fifth recess aaamed W ta j tm- SALES, Inc. Paint and Wallpaper Co., 3491 WANTED JUST RETURNB^) FROM laaa a nsw approach la aobmlttod A BETTER USED CAR ^ SAYS: “See these fine values STOCK MAN EXHlBrtPlON—USED IN HORART M. cable upright plana room partially tiled. Hatch TWO LOTS, high and dry, with North Main. Phone 8893. SMALL HOUSEHOLD items. CAPE COD—SIX ROOMS sanitary aewer In atreet SouUi- GOP Candidate on tha deadlock isane tx prisoner TablA. lamps, etc. Also 4-rooro MODEL HOME: Excellent condition. $80. Phone way. Combination windows. of war exchang*.^ teat"lnudlfl ba» Advertisements AT first.” TO TRAIN FOR MOTEL A steady, full time posiUto, 3 b e a u t if u l r o o m s - 6709 after 6 p. m ^ Thia beaUUfuUy kept Cape Cod’ Weet eoriier Irving and .Wlnde- NEW FOR IMMEDIATE PLOOB KROBUSMS aolvad With cottage In Coventry. Inquire 97 NIm ■hruba. Beautifully land- Campaign fore an armistice. CLASSinSD ADVT. llnolaum, aa|diait tUe counUr. | Applicants must be capabK of •'DELUXE" FXniNITURE on Ardmore Road la availabla for mere etreate. Inquire 870 Oak- Since July 3d, tee truce teams BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. DELIVERY MANAGEMENT High street after 4 p, m. 3-9181. . also sciqjed. Large lot. Near achool, DEPT. HOURS t Ehepert smrkmanahlp, free eatl- receiving and checkmg-'mer- tanmedUte eccupoaey. '’Tha large la prograae. the Hartford Oourant have mat only o ^ - a waelL At ' World Famous Appliances WoBtfid—To Bay 61 and bus line. LOT SUITABLE for buUdlng, for traa Pngo fteol (OMteMNd traos ra«a Ona) 8:16 A. 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UflHT TRUCklNO—Also, rub- ern motel part of training. on age and experience. oil burner (Air-Seal model) com '■Georganus" Living Room been tastefully redeoprats^. Ex- Immediate Occupancy / )M will m ^a before the American It quite for'another week. Solid gray, a pretty gray, blah removal Phona 2-3891 _i>r . entin beuieholde. Let ua make Oonnectlcut Ropublicano to sup- ers with riot guns after the prieon- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Must be mature. Age 26 to 60. plete with cohtrOls. $50; one large "Attractive" Dinette -.Set pansloa attic haa been mada late :hajb^ l e s p e r a n c e OAKLAND fitreat IOC x 90C lo t port M rs Luoo for tho short term Legion convention In New York The eiminy want* back 119,900 1961 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan — fully equipped. New 6 cylin 2-8883. ' “Armatrong” Inlaid yau aa offer. The tomorrow, a speech he hopes may era' rtplled to . tear -gas grenades prisonera; Including all *0,000 Cht- • Vacation With #ay, Holiday ■ectlonal eteam boiler, ratep at FtaOBh 89154. two bedrooma Full, baaemeat. oil Telephone 3620 AU utlUUaa la. Phaas *585. aottistertal pool. with a rock barrage. MON. THRU FRL Many extras. der " F ’ head. For personal interview write •■Sealy" Mattreaa touch off a Stevenson boom In U>* ncM In Allied camps. LINOLEUM Rau.nsnU BOc aqusrs Pay. / 1,000 ft. eteam 1,985 water. 8125; •'Sealy" Box Spring heat, ameaite drive. Only 112,900. .by HoffasMt 10:80 A. M. SELECTED USED CARS ■everal uaed ateam radlatora. $1 WANTED—Used wardrobe trunk NEAR WADIMELL school: 9 fin 95 ACRES of land, J5 aerra dear-- aawepapar aald the raquaat Beat. the UN command • ofilan only 1960 Mercury 4-Dr. S ed a n - yard. Aaphalr tile, wall eovarlng. '•PhUco” Eaectric Refrigerator Please call ua and we'U show you ished raoma Raaeatent laundry. ■m I Klrk-Off BED LOSSES HEAVY 88,0()0 prisoners Including 9,4()0 1960 WILLYS SPORT Done by nellabla, wall-traliiad AMERICANjMOTELS. Inc. • Discounts Un Purchases. per awiUon. T. P, Aitkin. Heating In g u ^ oowditloa. . Pboae 8463 od nluo onouxh lumbar- to frame a W ,,: n UoffmAB. ' ‘ h*a SATURDAY 9 A. M. One owner, low mileatre. "Weatlnghouse" Laundromat tUa boose. CaU Large lOL ficraaiud eummar houao. $8,800. te rm s CaU 9374. or Hla Labor Day speech fat Pe- Seoul, Korea, -Augr 98'-(A5— Ckineaa The UM aaps tha re PHAETON. men. All Jobs guaranteed. HaB contractor. Phone 9793. ‘■Bengal" Combination Range after 5 p. m. added that M was expected to be trolt la etui officially scheduled ab United Nations Infantrymen 230 Fremont houae. Price $11,000. MadeUne HarUord 8-8139. Schwarts Real emphaalaed shortly by National maining thaqsanda of captlvea ra» Two-tone, white walls, over Linoleum Co., 86 Cottage atraet • Promotion On Merit. Alao dlshea. silverware, pictures, Smith, Realtor, 3-1942 or 4879. formal cnmpalgn-opsner. but threw bark three .fl::'ioua. ChlneM fuM to TO back to Nora Korea r o i m ooe colored tool ixw con- '48. OMamobile 4S, Paeksrda '48- 1946 FORI) i/a TON PIC^KUP Phona 8897. • 816 Main Street Some obaervers aay that Mrs. I night In reply to Red artlUery. ‘4e-'M, NMh 'SO, Morcury '4B-'B0. HAMILTON BEACH Mixer*. Open Any Ehre.. Bv Appointment ing room overlooking brook, hot rage, ameeits drive, nicely land- BOLTON—LOVilLT now six room ferences with Democratic political talntnf larxa ■at' of aocket Very, very good. Only $193 $34.65. G.E. toasters 115.65! COMBINA'nON Coal end gas l a r g e , a ir y room In new home water baseboard radiatloB with acap^. This to a good borne at Luce will be the nominee, that na U . S. 'B-99 and B-98 bombers wreneha^. Waa left at dump near Many othnrt. Choleo can . Prtcaa GREEN ACRE Lawn Service. I R ep n iriiif ranch houso. C. H.^W . heat, oil, tional ‘‘preasure" has bran In har leaden frqm 11 waatern stataa (Oen« >OM) down. EXPERIENCED Service Station cedarised hassocks 810.65; fifteen range with dual oven. A-i condi for reSned woman or girl. Phene oil burner, all copper plumMag, $13,500. Wm. Ooodehlld, S r, Tha foUowlng day he tenUUvely I again raided supply and communi bru*h pile laat Friday abOAit 5 p. ■tart fees down, balance aaay. Complete grounds maintenance, I MATTRESS. Tour old mattressea baasbeard radtoUoa; flropUM, at- favor. An avowed candidate, she cation centers near the hard-Mt Brtinnar'a, Inc., 888 BUuiL Cantor 1946 DODGE >4 TON trMS-rsmovsd. field mowing, fence I attendant, l^arried man who de- piece waterleaa cookwear. $16.95; tion. PtioHe 4 ^ . Uundry tuto, hatonray, cosnhtea- Realtor. 7938 or 8-0799. Uehad garaga', fuU baaomaat ar had oehodulad a a addroee at Dee Ilha imi>U>chaAbApraacliadn.flMB? m. RawarA Flndv ?>«•• contact srtamtssd and remadA ttks nsw. alrea permanent, year round G.E. Irons, $8.85;. 6. E. heaters, tion ahiadaum acracaa and storm toM RMgeSeM Repubileana last North Korean capital of Pyong> John 8. Wolcott. Phone 8597. •tract. Opan avcnlnga until 8, PICKUP building, new lawns built. Mil- MODERN Style Prixer coal stove. tesian we:i. largo lot with shade night that aba wiU "wags, a good MoMm . but yesterday's move by yang. It waa a continuation of tee binatlon of;nood and earth thaery Call Jonas Fumltura and Floor work. Good wages, vacation with $5.65. Brunner’s. 358 East Center windows, lot 105 X ISO;, with shade TO BE SOLD the national plowing contsot a>ay and BnU7eapKa)tsr> He Itvsd Baturday B. They come no better. $195 rganite fertilizing, snnw removal Covering. 88 Oak. TaL 3-1041. Excellent heater. E'uU range size R(X>M f o r Re n t . Phone 2-0181 trooa. Many extras Only oao campaign" If nominated. UN plan tp hit tha Reds where It iO ST—Small famala 6e»ela. Three D. F Rawlings. 2-4988. pay, insurance benefits. Apply in street^ Open 'til 9 p. m. trees. Price 114.600. Henry TWO SIX ROOM HOMES available. Reasoimbls. Suburban mean a ahlft In plans. earsxfn' ^rlln and lost a down. * - . with aprons, three years old. First cott Agency. 8613. Mra Luca also told tha meat hurts worst—their eupply dumps. yasn Old, white, b u c k e tbrown. IA rULUnaw ear guarantaa. 1081 person to Mr, Wadawortb a t Mc NEW, SlNOlOl sewing maidlifte, A i $11,000 Ehch Realty On.. Realtors, 641 Mata lag qbe has "great reepect for tlia H m ptowtng eooteat raveraod Ite In Taky8, Ue)i. M iM W. C tnii whUa- Mrving In tha Wm i l i f numW I1801T. Nameplata-- Kudaon aadan, radio and haatar. FARMER'S SPECIAL CARPEB7TER WORK of all forms Clure-Auto Co-. 878 Main street. $«0 wins this beauty. Inquire 30 prewioua.atehd and wirad Stovaa-______If during tea daleaea at BecUtt Bonds—8tock»— button hole attachment. Reason Hemlock atreet. r o o m INNI Pant to married cou T^R E E f a m il y —One spartasant stree t PhesM S81S. ahiUty and character" of PreacOtt rhimoimead he-had norganlaad tato "Pal.” Chlld'a pet. R UnVard. 88 Ona osrnar. 878 Main atraat Opan 1946 CHEVROLET IH TON done by expert. The home ownera | ple or two giria Two salnuteo We offer these prop*rt>«a at low •on an Invitation to addreaa an sk- 1 »»;.V cim m aad haadaoari la World War XL ______M ortgnges_____ TELEVISION Service man for able. Phone 2-5721 after 5 p. m. with 9 reoa)A steam furaaca; two prices for quick sale aa owners Bush who aaya he will not make Hudabn atraat. Phone J-92?8. Ra- aveninga 'til 10. Fitona 3-0443. Platform rack. Excellent carpenter, Rockville B-8739. WE BU8 and sail good used furni from Mata) atreet. OaU 8-1414, or epertseanta with 3 rooma each. VERNON CENTER—Two acres a fight for the nomination but will pected crowd of more thro 100.()()0 -ra the Navy andAta^ Etoewhan in teat trauMad oou»- wsrd. • • house aervlce work. W. H. Preuaa are movtaig out ol town. Both have clear. Main road to Rockville. on Sept. 9—tee aasM date IteM almost aqua) voice with the try, American oilssan W. ARan 11981 OUWMOBIIA es Hcdlday condition all around. FIRST AND Second mortgagas A Sons, 17 Village street, Rock ture, combination ranges, gas 47 Oetihga o^raoL Large lot Garage. A. good buy! four rooms down and two Dniahed accept It If It la affered Mm. bought for our own account Fast FOR SALE—5 tons charcoal, 8400 ranges and heaters. Jonaa Fuml- Fries 813,000. Can MadeUne Seven room single, artesian Detsgatee Uaiaatnsetad bower will speak before tha gate-1 Army in overall ptamau:* and Jones left for tha aoutb Iras oil aadan, luatroua black Anlah, whlta See these today at * Honsebold Senrlces vine. a t t r a c t iv e Room for couple. up. In excellent condition. Beau- water, oU Iwat. Atklnir 811,000 ering la the Kaseoa-Dodga esmter poUcy. Including dlrpeSoa of tee H AnnoBncfBients_____ conSdentlal servicA Manchestar Call 3-0558. tur# Store. 86 Oak. Phona 2-1041. Smith, Realtor, 8-1943 or 4979. UfuUy landscaped. For appblntr In moat instancM the caucuses center of Abadan today to inepert \wall Uraa. only 11,000 mllaa. DeCORMIER MOTOR Offered IS-A mplete llg^t houeekecplng fa- ThU one wlU Mil fa*(. For ap last Bight, while voicing support area near Rochester, Minn. I Under OenaraU MacArUpir and tea long idle, giant n ‘ Rrlced wall under calling. Oat Inveatmjht Oorp., 887 Mata w a n t e d —Part time student, ment call TTn8Pirn»W to ordar. .Any ..___ SALE& Inc. a tra at Pkoiia M lA ^:-7 : .-,371=5 TWO HOT-alr,furnacas for sM^ ciUtlM avalMbl*. Central loca FIVB ROOM house , p lu ohA un pointment please pbrna Howard for - n -gWan candidate, voted, to Last weak aeateat offtdalo war -apdaraitoUea.' if e b a it for W>* wttJtrBoo OUvsr, WEAVINO ' of buma, moth terfes ■mechanteel. engineer -wlia lx at Bdldimc ilfiterisls "47 tion. Mrs. Dbraey, U "Arch street R. HaeUngs. 2-1107. atyla. Raasonabla. For Informa- 2? Maple 8l„ “ Tel. 8864 tending college,,, to do draftliig One practically Aew. Inquire 873 finished. OU heat, radaeorated aend unlnetrueted delegations to elded two preiidantlal cnndldatM Bldgtway Force and Navy Jooea, prasidant at tha ddllUta otrsat and tors clothli^ boalery nina, eecoad door. ■peaking houra apart wotadlw Just played relatively Mon can 8-8We.______Manchjss^er work nights or weekends. Call A^ms street after 6. throughobt FuU ceUaKx storm ROBERT J. SMITH, Ine. COVENTRY-New six room sin the convention. Barvtea ODttpasy of Naw Tbck, handbags repalied, sipper re- X 8 and 1 X 10 SheathinR windows and screens: Batrallent 9*8 Main Street Talbot who repreMnted Con- toe much poUtice for one day, and roles tartlM Far Bast Oemmand. waa aeoampanlad by feuf aaao- CHRI8TOPHBR ROBIN pra-Wnd- iONE oWn b r m e Dodge aadan. plAcament, umbrellas repalrad, Bnslinss OpgKntimitlsB 3-3192 or 2-1533. ROOM FOR RENT at l9 Johnson gle 4 and 3, hot water heat with ’ e l ^ IBeautiful black fln- MCCLURE AUTO wUI guarantee W. P...... $99.50 M condition 12 X 34 garage. Phone 8480 nactleut’s Fifth INatrtet In the had advised Bteveneon he could Jja{Wn-hMad B-39 Supartorte met ciataa who arrivad hare with him argartan ichool will roropan Vary men's shirt collars reversed and SIX PIECE dining room se t Also Terrace. Woman only. Onb min oU, fireplace, 3 bathe, six sera* of 77th, 7flth and 79th Coagratssa, ■peak Sept. 8. H* turned this opposition laat n i ^ t in bond) from tea Utaltad Sthtea an Satur lah. Top ■ tradaa.trac Name your to deliver a naw Hudson within I MEIN WANTED for general clean ute from Main street. Phone 8950 $11,500. About $3,500 needed. CAU After 8 P. M. CaU Mr. Heck 3960 land, altely location- 813,800, S. Saptambar 8th for children 8H to 10 days after your order Is replaced. Marlow's Little Mending SUNDAY PAPER Route for sale. ing, afternoon! or evenings. Canadian Framing ..$105 M gas stove. CaU 7882.______*274 or Hartford 5-51S9. Schwai has tha eldest ‘‘claim" ea tee nom down. 1runa over Chlnampo, port city for day. An Iranian guvainmant B years old. Mrs. D. L. Bedard, terms. IfcCW* Auto Go., .878 Chop. Call: 8977. A. Beeehier. Agent. Phone 9990. ' ' daaeiihad tm u f \ Main atraat. Opaa avsnings 'til 10. placed. Prices etart, delivered In Write Box C, Herald. ^ ject Appalachian Red Oak COMBINATION 4-4 Monogram VERY CLEAN bedroom for relia Real Estate. ination. AF Republican candidate After the Sept. 9 epeakli:g JUlte Pyongyang. Pilots raported reaulte director. 7S Imkewood Ctrela. Manchester at 83.841.00 M caure FLAT FINISH Holland window ble gentleman. Quiet home. Phone FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE VERNON—Four rooma down, ex in I960 he loat to McMahon wherever It wiU be—Stevweon ware good. aaaletanU aa. “high eaUbsr^a» Phona 2-9442. I HIGH SCTHOOL boy for part lime . Flooring ...... $219 M stove, 50 gal. drum and pump, WHY BOTHER looking for a rent Brick front, oil hot water heat, Talbot announced hla candidacy B-39 and Marine fighter-bomber parte."' ' piioiM 8-ieee. Auto Company, 878 Main street tbads* mada to measure. All chrome pipe. Top condlUon, $70. 2-1380 or 338 Oak rtreet. pandablc up, three years old, )w>pa by plane to Uie ^uwthweat. radio Mancheetrr. Open aveninga 'U1 Help Wanted—Fenfilt work during school in drug store. when you can buy with smaU IrMace, to tile bathrooms, extra Sunday at a gathering In OoebeA tautbward down tha Pdeifie Om H, ptloU aald they deatroysd firs aup- Announcing te* pattp'n anlvhl'. 11947 BUICK SuperxMdan, metal Venetian blinds at a nsw No. 1 Common Red Appala cell evenings 3804. apotleas condition Inaida and put, and haatar. Tradad .on a new 10 p. m. Tel. 3-9443. GIRL TYPIST, 85 hours per week. Driver's lltense. Call 3-4586. -r o o m f o r Rent Near Center, down Immediate occu flre^ee. two tile bathrooms, extra On -the Democrat side of the pic and then into parUef tha South- ply truclu making a.run batwsan In Iran, tea apokoaman iMff po» low pries. Keys mada whUs yon I chian Flooring . . . .$187 M pancy. 4. rooms with porch. Year floe nstehbortaood. loaded with extras. Haa city utU ture, the Waterbury Tewn Oom- west. ^ I Pyongyang and Sartwon. Other tarday Jooaa had com Hudson, a ona ownar car. Top w ait Marlow's. Muet be ready to accept employ^ (JLENWOOD Gaa stove. Convert Gentleman preferred. 37 Foster Hies and about % acre of land. A THE PROBPE. Make ua an of THREE BEDROOM HOUSE very good buy a t 811,800. (JaU Mayor John S, Monagan for the 'to put tha Iranian natlonaSaed o$ young ehlldran wpi raopen Mon CIurs Auto Co.. 878 Msih street. 7874 Town Clerk's Office, Man- fer. 628 Middle TurnpUie West. ' nice trees. Furnlalied. Sale price the Bnawortb Mitten Agency. ThcM ^re the developmenU at south of Kangdong, near Pyongy antced. A bCKutlful car. For this Wetatone Tobacco Corp., 374 SUPPLIES FRONT. HEATED room, nicely only 84800 ertlk down payment Newly redecorated throughmit, party's nomination to the He- Me baofiquartera yMtorday ang, and reported their banba Industry Into c^aratlon" and "te day, Sept A TranaiportaUon | Open avmlngs *tU 10. Plume 2- Florists—Naraerfes 16 cheater. oU heat, gitrage. Only $11,500, Rcaltoiw.9980.------iffnisi im iM iB r tn n rtD oonttarac furaMitd. Mn. Late Tyhur, direc 9442.______. one see Bob Oliver. Bob Oliver al Broad street. 420 Davenport Avenue MONTGOMERY WARD wringer furnished, in private home. Gen only $500 to 81000. Balance Uke Mahon vacancy. 1. Hla campaign manager de toudied otf two aaeandaiy * ways has Ohcvroleta, 491 Main tlenian preferred. Call 2-2178. about I2JMI0 down needed. And at Danbury, 34U: District plaaiana and three large fires in working and administering tk* o$ tor. Phone 8-B767. GLADIOLI BOUQUETS - Fraati- I CASHIER .w a n t e d —for Super | CARPENTER — Good wages for New Haven, Conn. type washer. Automatic pump, rent. The AUen Realty Co., Raal- IN CXJVENTRY— On bus Une, an nied Stevenson ever said Kb had TRUCKS—H. A t. 1-ton plckupa, street ly cut. Choice varieties. Wood Market. Good houra and wages. 3H yeari old. Excellent condition, tora, 180 Center etriiet Phone Ideal -small home with oil ' h sa t Demoerate ehoee attorney John a plan to bring the Korean war the target sent. inifuatry." e racks, panels, aadan daliverlas, grade A mechanic. Phone 4836 Telephone ST7-3597 ROOM FOR gentleman. Prlvata SIX FINISHED ROOMS DrlacoU of Georgetown aa their to a successful close. Sen. Nixon Staat Aa Mafitaster land Oardens, 108 Woodland Experience helpful but not eaien- between 8 p. m. and 7 p. m. $45. Tel. 4807. 8108. 4 Down 3 up. oil best, fireplace. Owner leaving town- Any rea Oiffy Maiar Aettona In Naw York, ClUaa BorViea FOR AVON PRODUCTS, cim Ann m , 3 ton, platforms,' dumps, [TRUCKS For Sale—Ntoe 1941 H home, quiet neighborhood. 59 candidate for State Senator. ■old ouch reports had baen eireu- Tha BmkarHlU fighting—(our tqn Ford panel delivery trucks. street Phone 8474. tlal. Apply Popular Market. ElAST HARTFORD—Tor flOJIOO exceUant neighborhood, recreation sonable offer will be conidderad Making hla Srat bid for public offieinla aatfi Jonaa had fona to Reyndds 8042. ' / _____ racks. Many to choose from. Diamonds—Watcher—.. FRANK'S Antique and Second Holl street. R. O- Denton. 9724. teted, and If trua tha govamor mllao float o t tha Pasm unjoa arm- JBkfy aisle, good mechanical con- WOM|CN—Make real money for i end immediate occupancy, four T^m. Asking 81SJI00. about 83.500 office, Driscoll wlU appoM State owad It to tha public to apaak up. Iran only to madiato to. tea long Champ*. RnuU 80, Roekvilla. .. w a n t e d ------Jewell^. 48 hand furniture store at 59 Cboper LARGE ROOM. Central. One block down. IstlM teWw Mta—wM tba obIj tHapeto-taetwwlran an* ten Brtt- WANTED — lUOe to /Hartford I%one 5-9874, Roekvilla dttttmr. Prtca reasonable. Apply Rooflnr-Sldlnt " 16 your very dirii:'Oohvehlent hoiira [ street (formerly The Old Red Tin room Cape Cod with lUH bate- COVENTRY—New four room sin Sen. F tatt M. Creed of Brookfield, E Walter RauUmr, premfient of I n ^ r aetleo along tha (Arch and Proepect near Hart Bond'Eread Bakery, 1088 Broad from Main street. Parking. Gen ment, eteam heat, oU 9red, auto author of tha state's colored oleo Uih who formally dparatod tea - Write Box N, Herald, giving | JIG BORER LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re Barn), buys and aelle good uaed ANDOVER gle,-hot water heat, artesian well, I tee muted Automobile Workers winding frant. coimtiy*aeaf ford TImaa building), 8 to 8:88, FORD V-A 1948 4-door super de atraat, \Hartford. Conn. Phone GREAT EASTERN Roofing amd phona number. pairs, adjuaU watches expertly. furniture and antiques- Bedroom tleman. Phone 4724. matic hot water, screens, storm six seres of land, nice location. | margarine bill. (Cl6), Mid ha would 'tdka my U. S. MartoM captured tea domU Hartfortf^-7373. K^PERATOR 5 Room houae, % acre' land. oU T hHA w oompanyt o tn a tu r from vicinity of Ptna atraet and luxe, hlacA low mileage. Celling Construction Co. Applicators of Reasonable prices. Open dally. sets, end Ubies, rumpus room toi^lows, combination doors, one- hot water heat. Immediate occu $10,500. B. A. Beeehier, Agent chaneaa” with Stevanaon’s lobm nant hatoht Aug. 18 to a quirt: ■aid, had "no ana to grind any- Moriarty B t ^ OaU 2-2787. •999, special 1798 today, only 8368 Bird and Flintkota. Guaranteed POSITION with a future. Married car gertge. Nicely lesdecapcd lot PRE-WAR CARS. 18 to choose Thursday evenings. 126 Spruce ■eta at $20; all kinds of dlshea. ROOM FOB RENT. Phone 8418. p a n c y .\^ ly ♦8,000, shout 81,800 Phone 8999. polici**. H* *ald h* f*lt Stovanaon thrusL Than for fbur fiaya tea whera" and JonM “wouldn’t touch down. Brunnaris, Inc., 888 East roofs and aiding. Life-time alum women w|th a pleasing personal street. Phone 2-4387. Hours 9 to 6:30 p. m. Tuesday Alice O am pet Realtor, Man^ waa for r*p«al of te* Taft-Hsrttey Rede attacked furloualy to veto .from, almost Any make or model PleasEint sworking con down. ^ COVENTRY—Four rooma down, tela m atter on a Hlfteta baeti.’* Saptember Center street Open evenings un inum clapboard and combination ity who needs to add $45 to $75 or through' Saturday. Phone 3966. cheater 2-4843. JelHe Pleads tew. And aa tfr Eteanhowar, attampti at recapturing tea ridge Tha SUto dapartiaant to Wash BUIU> WITH B IU , til 9, Saturday 8. From 889 full pHce and up. Ter Storm windows and acreena. For more every week to family in two partially fintobed up. FuU Rauthar aald ha was a good mon thqt overlooka both UN and <3em- rific values. Soma, may be financ ditions. c u r week NEAR PRINCETON Street school, CAPE CODV ington aald tea oU axocuUva waat ’ eth. free estlmataa call 8371. Eveningar come. Out of town opportunities Garden— Farm—Dairy ELECrrRIC WRINGER waiher Apart menls—•Hsts^— 4 Rooma down. 2 partiallyirUi fln- bsMment barament garage, oil but lacked proper training for tha muntet front tana poatttana. to Iran to a private eepaetty^Bot 11989 PLYMOUTH convartlbla I ed If over 1300. Enjoy the holidays 8303. Albert V. Lindsay, Owner. also open. Car necessary. Age 25 with >4 H. P. motor, $10; 16 qU five roo:ov, full bath and lava heat, main Ughway, Route 31. He Is Innocent praeldancy. . A two-aquad probe at S:40 last In ona'of these cars. Brunner's, with goofi pay. Prodneta 50 TciMSfisnts $3 lahed up. brick front, gikrage, large aa a Uk Sb government raprasente* coupe. Oood condition 1110. Call | ,to 48. Flexible working houra. 7 can preasure capiler used once, tory, fireplace, hot water eU hast, lot. ImmedUte deoqMuicy. Only Just before Hayloft $9,900. CaU Sen. John Sparkman of Ala night touched off tea lataat batUa. Uva, and ao far aa th*y kn*w tee AatowobOw top * 8778:______Inc., 888 East Center Mreet. Open WE 8PECIAUZB in roofing and Permanent poaltidn with national GLADIOLUS, .very reaaonable at $12; portable Perfection oil heat porch, plastered walto. full Initia Coventry 7-^898. : bama, tha Democratic, vice presl- An hour after .the twoHKpmd evenings until 9, Saturiiay 5. FOUR ROOM tenenmnt, ExceUenl tion. open staircase, hatchway. 80 $12,900. Brttlah had not aak*d him to 1981 CHEVROLET Bel-Alr, radio, I siding. Highest Quality ma organisation. Opportunity for ' PURDY-FERRIS, 594 Bush Hill Road, ManehertCr. er, $3 ; girl's 26” bicycle, needs condition. $78. Center Springs For Sale i Of Vice Count denttel nominee, got In a blast at prbbe, 300 Chinese, using burp a tend:' . . ^ ' NEED transportation T terials. Workmanship guaran- Phone 4394. days occupancy. Call 8920. Busineea Pro;b te k y El l in g t o n — Easy commuting I heater, PowergUde, tutone hluel BEFORE YOU Buy prpmotion. Write now for "Get Urea $5. Call 4001 after 8 p. m. Realty Co., 470 Main street ■/LesM Eisenhower. He said Ifi Washing guns and hand greikadaa. aawahad Informod aouroeb aim Ja Lm* and gray. PoatUvely Ilka new, k>w I Clean Pra-War Cara taed. A A. Dion, Ine., 399 Autumn Acquainted” Interview applica 586 Hilliard Street \ distance to Pratt A Whitney or New York, Aug. 29-r^F)—Minot ton the gancrare views "fluctliato against outer datanaas at tha ridga don yeotarday teat Biftalii aMi aee Oorman Motor street fhone 4860, v RIPE NATIVE TOMATPES, 10c SOUTH MAIN Straat—Two tena- Hamilton Standard. Sevan room ab wildly" It Is hard to know what for 30 minutes and then withdrew. mUeage- Douglaa Motora, 8881 Salsa and Service, tion. P. G. Roberta, Empire Crafts USED WASHERS UNFURNISHED Four room ment. 5-5. Furnace heat. Very SCHWART2 REAL ESTATE F. (Mickey) Jelke m , heir to mar m i^ t make new ptqpdeato for m Written Ouarantees \p e r pound. For lale at 67 Flor- apartment furnUMng heat, hot brick Georgian colonial.. Two garine millions, had pleaded Inno he really tMnka. Ha waa commant- Tha big BSMUlt of from 499 to goGattpna with InSi The terlttte Main. street Phone 8-4671, Open eVa- FOR GUARANTEED Roofa that Corporation, Newark, New York \n o e atreet. $10 UP Phone 8274 Hartford 5-5188 State. Sitaatlom WanM— water, electricity and gas range, large $15-00®- baths, lavatory, hot water heat, cent to an Indictmeilt charging he Ing on the address Bfieenhower 900 men Mt a t 10:30 p.m. This rapbrtodly wmrd'faaing sparrad l» 1950 OIDBMOBILE “ST' deluxa 11948 CHEVROLET CLtm COUPE nlags. atay on In any kind of storm, and -T- $33 a week. Phone 8*75. ment, owner occupied. C^ll 8920. oil, copper tubing.' 8-4 acres of forced two. pretty modeU into made In New York yesterday. battle raged for an hour and a half offlelal Amertean praaaura as wqlL 4|.door. A thoroughly aacaUant 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN >guttera, cohductora and roof re- CLERK Wanted in dry cleaning Female S8 ABC APPLIANCE CO. SOUTjf MAIN StrMt Six room land- FIvs room ranch, tils bath, prostitution and accepted money ■aOkhi va. Abernatky - before thJ Red* were beaten batk aa by Jonaar vialt. 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE CHRYSLER lyindsor club coupe, ^ r s , (Salt Coughlin 7707. ^ousehold Goods 61 VACANT—Year old, brick Ctope nutomobUe. For thia ona aee Bob 1947, medium gray, exceptionally store. Apply In person. Crown YOUNG MOTHEI< dealrea full Phone 2-1575 Cape Cod, oil heat, hot water, flre- ■tall ahowsr, hot watsr heat, base from one. Elsewhere on the j^litlcal front: by deadly machine gun, tank ahd OUvar, center Motor Salea. ffaln 1989 PLYMOXrm TUDOR Cbd. F«nir doarn and two unfinish plabc, built in bookesMs. open The 33-ycar-old soclally-regis- artillery fire. ' ^ ___ clean. Down payment 8389, bat MANCHESTER — Roofing and Cleaners and Dyers, 836 Main time position days caring for Complete line of Children’s 21 Maple Street Bnshitfis LoestlMM ed up. Shed dormier, fireplace, oil m ent lot 111' X 816’. bcluaive Mleatasippi Democrats voted In ■ PWWWW' ■ lOSSTOimACTU^ For Rent U •taireaae, storm windows. fuU cel H. B (Jredy, Manchester 8009, tored pUyboy, if convicted on all a etata primary, highlighted by a 1988 r oEy i MOUTH SEDAN anee easy. 'Brtlnjlir>, Inc., 'SSS Siding Co. Also U1 types of patnt- atreet. ■ ■ ^iidren and to r) houaework. Furniture, Gribs," Mfittresses, Heat, garage. You really should * UK ,«»oi,, Kids With Sign Wish to take my infklit with me. lar. uaed as' laundry and werea- counts against Mm, woaM face a tight Congreeeional race""Betweeh out from prefabri Buy A "Ona Owner Car" East Centar street. Open evenings tng and carpentry work. Guaran WANTED—Girl, or woman to care OPFICXU or Btere, ground floor. sea thU home to appreciate IL BOLTON—New four room house, possible 16 to 134 years In prison aad b::mp*d into a sisaobla groi COLE MOTORS____ . until 9, Saturday 8. character references. 'See Mrs. Piay Pens, High Chairs, Car Machinery and Tools 62 T. J..Ckookett Agency. Phone 8416 tlon room. Call 2-0889 after 4 p. Ihcumbento Rap. John Rankin, 70, teed vioT% Phone 2-8933 for free for baby 2:30 p. m. to 4:30 p. m„ Main e'reet, neor Post Office. French road. Ail modern con and a 88U)00 fine. and Rep, Thomas Abernathy, 49. ot Rads and fought hhnd-t^^haiui t i l Easy Terms CALBO STOVICE Cia4TBR estimates. - Mendea at 3*4 Walnut street. riages, Walkers, etc. Complete or evenlnga 3751. for 48 mlnutsa bafora tb* patrol Foil Police Trap 11941 DODQE PANEL truck, vicinity of South Mitn street furiiishings for the entire SMALL BULLDOZER for hire. Phone 6988.______- venience* Over acre land. Center Grand jury action against J.sikc ‘Tliey became opponents when their 91 and 489 Centar Straat CaU 8733 after 4 p. ni. BRICK CAPE COD. 4 down 2 un Springs Realty Co. Phone 6988. and three others was taken, yes- withdrew. Red gunflr* continued to u s e Ford Coupa — V-e, radio, very good condition. New paint Reupnable rates. Phone 2-06M PROFEdSIONAL OfUca In Man-. FIVE. ROOMS dietricte were combined this year. haatar, htua. Phone 41S4-^1-OW0^388 ■ Mj. WIDMAN Dealrea houaewdrft home. Awlifiiicea and TV. finished op- Q*teUty home witR terdajr-to- the^-caf* - society-vte*!; borawt-UM itaiM upm^ di*Br-ada 4 —^ and motor Job. Top trades. Name R o o l ^ IS-A WAITRESS Wanted. Apply In per- ' after 5 p. rn. Chester. Excellent location for a EAST WINDSOR —Seven mllet probe of. reportedly 8500-a-nlght Tuesday. your terma. McClure Auto Co, Write Box JS. Herald. fireplace, oak floors, Rusco com cratic MiasiasIppI iMually means teorougMara lookad lUca spaadOlff U49 Ford 8, 4-Dr. Sedan—Heater, | 1981 MODEL A Ford. Good run- •on. Silk a t y Diner, 941 Main BALE WIRE, Om ent mixers, d.')ctor or pediatrician. Entire plus two partly finiahgd. Hot bination doer and windows, mod from Bradley Field, new hoine on call girls. Officiate aitld the In- election. 270 Bate KlUad nlng condition, $78. Call Oovan- 878 Main street. Open evenings ROOFING—Specialtxlnf In repair lAMBERS FURNITURE . suite now being air, MmdUlpned. small elevation. 6 large finished vsaUgatlon was continuing. .-Oommunlft easualtlaa wars offlr torrltory. Tha poNca Mt up btocA m i 19. Phone 2-9443. ing roofs of' all klit^a. Alao new Street , tractors. Used CateiplHar 33, water oil heat. ?If*P)*o** ern kttcbsn, Gar-Wood heating Detaward Damoerats hold a etMtrtB tenor and eat and waMeff entry 7-7712. ~ : Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Contact T. J. Crockett Agency. Plastered walls. F«ill insula unit, ■ recreation • room, work rooma, plaatered walls, picturo One of those accused with Jelke dally eaUniiatad at 370 Mllad or SOLIMENE, Inc. roofe. Gutter work. - Chimneyt SPARETIME becomee $50 to $100 At The Green Farmellx, Allla-Chalmers tree- window, oil ateam heat. . Low plea’ded guilty to a charge that he state convention to nominate can- woundpd. Lota at eara-an awvtog aada$W 1940 DODQE coupe. I^riced to aril cleaned, repaired. 29 yeare' ex- tore. Terms. Dublin Tractor Co., Phone 8416. tion. Porch, garagfe. Full shed bench, hatchway, fenced yard. dldatea' for the November general ly within tha limit*. Dodge-Plymouth Cars I Trailers, for Sale 6' easliy. Boand new Chrkstmaa Price 811J900. Exclusive with, down payment. Arsoclate Realty, received prostitution earnings. He Intelllganc* officara of the dlvl- quickly. W ritten guarantaa, 819A perlenca. ^ee estlmatea, OaU cards aeU on sight. DeLuxe 31 TURTLES—Kelly’s Aquarium. 36 M. to 5 P. M. North Windham Road. WlHiman- AIR CXINDITIONED office apace dormer. This is a real oppor Broad/Brook. Windsor Locks 2- is S9-ycar-old movie Mt-enirt actor election and to draw up a atata Bl^ defending Buakar HUl at Patrolman Nicholas Margiafisa Job-Rated Trucks Warron Howland Realty. Phone party platform. gunasd Ms mtptoyda and -0B88 Buy It on your own farms. Cola THREE ROOM "Liberty’ traSer, Howley, - Manchester 8S6L card $1 assortment bringi you $60 Sunect street. (>pen 'til 9. tlc 3-3217. for fent- Divide to ault Call the tunity to own your own home. 6736. -■ Richard Wallace, alko known as i n t said the China** ware prob 634 Center Street Motors. 41M. on 100 boxes. Imprinted Chriat- Evening^^:30 to 8:30 Jarvla Realty Cb. Phone 4U2. 8600. Richard Short. Sentencing waa set In Taxas, four days of votp- ing the hill In fore# with about aroimd tha block. Mis catch; hot water heater, refrigerator and eountlng failed to produce a dM- 'Two youngetera with a ajjm Phone 6101 or 6102 othar additions. Reasonable, In mas cards low ea $1. Ehcperience USED ALL Whlihc gaa ‘etprvxe, Asking Frice $12,800 VACANT—Five room colonial, 19* for' Sept 9. 400 men. B::t tea divUlon gan- CHEVROLET 1948 m -ton 18 ft. BfMitinf—Phimbiiit 17 PEDIGREED Persian cat to good Wantcd->Rcal Estste 71 Also Had Oan ■iva winner in the Ninth Cofligrea- raadtaig: "Danger. Slow down. Safe Place To Buy Used Cars!| . quire 83 Pearl airaet- unnecewary. Free aamplea, i worth 850, aeUln;,llln^ price__ 825. Oak atrSet. Garage, large lot. ■lonal District. Rap. C lark‘Thomp- aral later ,aald It wax an attack rack body, Oood condition. 1 aortmenti on approval. Hycreit, home. Reaaonable. Tel. 2-0109. tamner Homes for Rent 67 . Occupancy Two Weeks Jelke was named on eight by 800 Chineaa to a datormlnad Uca ahaadi" offer over $400 talMS It. Manchao- C. O. LORENTZEN. AlteraUons, A.B.C. Appliance, 21 H^ple, CaU 3-9777 or Ellington 5-5033. CONSIDBIUNQ SELLING aon. saaking rsalactloq, had a laad 1949 HUDSON Sedan, owned by D ept 103, 78 Cfiiauncy, Boaton 1 .Owner. counts of procuring, compulsory aSort to recapture tiM halgtat. ter 3-0474._ copper water piping. New work. BOLTON FOUR-ROOM cottage, furnUhed CHARLES LESPERANCE YOUR PROPERTY T proaUtuUon and living off proatl- at laaa than 1,000 votiw ovar Slmr- former ax'ecutiw. Jturt traded for Motorcyde* ■ Bteycka 11 34-hour service. Minchester 8939;' 11. Haas. FOUR OIL, four gas combination at Coventry Lake, near water Ifftff T. v^Burtunot W ^Budubet LLana,i with bal- Fifth Booeaa Sean a new' Hudion. Top trades. Name Lire Stock—Vehicles 42 Six room Cape JCod, two- Telephone 3620 MANCHESTER-r-Duplex 4 -and 4 Without ebUgatlon to you, wo tutlon proceeds. He also Is charged ,, ''Ssw a ' • 1947 CADILLAC. Excellent condl- GIRL'S SO" Bicycle. Very good Andes range. White poroqigin front. boat. August 31 through Iota atUl brtng chsekad. ch*ck Korean arnUaUca negotiation* yoiur terms McCIurs Auto Co., e f f i c i e n t Plumbing and haat- HIGH School girt or young wom outer aurface, cast Iron bbdy. unfinished. AH plumbing ! brick conatruction, nice cenditton. will appraise or make you a «mb with Illegal poaaesaton of a gun. tlon, new tlree. Very low mileage, condition. CaU 6938 after 6 p. m, an t'o help with housework end September. Coventry 7-6825. MANCJHESTER — Modern five offer for property. See ua before It was tpeciflcally charged that - WIMOmwH* Adlol Gay Celer«d Jumptr 878 Main street. Open evenings. phone Coventry 7-7869, tng. Plugged dralna mae'hlnt EIGHT WEEKS Old Jersey heifer Heats aa well as cooks and bakeJh. and heatiiig to second four ear garage, large lot. dandy Also in Taxaa, Stata Atty.-Oah. 'tU 10. Phone 3-9442. or 49 Oxford atreat. care of four year old. -Starting room home with fireplace, tile for $11,800. call the Ellsworth you sen. h* Induced 19-ye*r-old Patricia Olaaned. Phona 6497. and bull. Phone 0389. Asking $85. <^1 3-9666 after 7 r. On large lot. 5 min- Phone 8273 Pric* Danlal, tha Damocratic nom 1980 CHEVROLET FleeUtne de after Labor Day, 1 to 5. Monday Wanted to Rent 68 bath. atUehed plastered garage, Mitten Agency, Realtors. 6930. Ward to "live a life of prostit:>> Celoflui W stfif Uly Sst 1950 BTUDEBAKER Commander p. m. drive to Manchester, radiant heat, w ^ to wall carpet BRAE-BURN REALTY tion■’ and lived "wholly or In p a t f inee for U. 8. Senator to replace luxe tudbr. Radio, heatay. Vary I Wanted-Aatm PLUMBING and haatlng, apaclal- through Friday. Phone 2-2046. Sen. Tom Connolly, announced he sedan, radio and heatar, in beau tatng In repairs, raaodallng, cop Articles for Sale 45 LOOKING FOR a guaranteed uaed basement, fireplace, WANTED—Three room furnUlUd ing. three bedrooBBS, breakfast SIX-ROOM Brick house. 1 year on her earnings from Be^'^1981, nice condition.. Original Uua fln- Motoreyclea 12 WANTED—Dishwasher. Apply In nook, ameelte driveway. Fully FOR QUICK RESULTS in eelUng will not-vote for gtavenaon be- tiful condition, oyerdrivl. new Uh. see thU one at Douglaa | per water piping, saw coastnie- T.V. eet. We/have 12%” 14”, 10’’ hot W ter heat, artesian apartment with private bath by old. In excellent condition. Oak your property cell Suburban to March. 1952. X causa tha governor haa said h* b* tires. Nsw seat covsrs. Top trades. tion. Time paymeata arranged.. person. OenteK Restaurant, 496 50% OFF on famoua make Bat tables, conaolei alao combination young, married couple. Will pay landscaped lot. IOC' s 228’. Im- floors and plaster throughout, ,tlle Miss Ward haa been held aa a Motora, 888 Main. WANTED— To Buy—used care. Main street, ori>faone 2-8172. teries. Written guaraiiteee. $1.0() well. Buyer may select own msdiate occupancy. Owner work ■Realty Co., Realtors. 541 Main material wltnea* In the case. New llevae Presidant Truman waa right Neme your terma. McClure Call Barlow Motor.Bales, Wsp- EdwarC Johnson. Phone 9979 or 12H’’ T. V. radio-phono, like ■ up to $100 per month. Have ref- bath and lavatory. FIrapIact, ga strest. call 8315.' In vatoing tha tidelanda oil bill. Auto Co-. 878 Main atreat Open down, $1.00 weekly. Oalao Serv- new. coat $498.. It'i youri for colors and N^allpaper. ■erencei. Phone 2-4240. ing at Bradley Field, A bargain rage, nice lot, near bus line, 6lty York newspaper* hav# aald ah# plng Center. Phone Maneheeter 0044. GIRL WANTED tO. learn prere- Icenter. TeL 4164, 4165 or 2-0080: broke ths 'vic* ease after Jelke Reaction to Btevtnaon'i tideiand evenlnga 'til 10. Phone 1-9443. 1940 DODQE, black sedan. Call 8198. Bninner's T. V., 858 East at 818.90C Henry Eecott Agency. water and sewer. Full price $16,- BUYERS WAITING—Single and stand was wldesprtad, and politi 6404. Ing. Good starting pay with auto Telephone MaRchester 5463 THREE OR FOUR rooms furnish Manchester 3683. 700. about $5,000 to 86,000 down Jilted her. 8-8999. ^ ______HEATING From A tp Z, Con matic monthly Increases. Vacs LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade Center street.'' fwo-family home*. For efficient cal leadar* laid Texas' traditional 1941 CHEVROLET Club coupe. version burners, boiler-burner ed for adults. Phone 4934, or call payment. The Allen Realty Oo.. and confidential service call, A. He alao wq;i chargsd with forc tion with pay, group Insurance. No. 1, 88 cu. yard. Grade No. 3, \ 15 MINUTES from Menehoeter— ing 2S-ysar-old P st Thompson to ■lleglanca to the Democratic par Radio, heater, original black 1941 FORD two-door sedan. Price Business Senrlces Offered 13 unlU, complete heating systems. at 65 Bilnce Drive. 180 Center street. Tel. 5106. Reale, Broker. 2-1919. ty In preatdential election appear* finish. Lots of good transportar 8178. Phone 2-9757 between 4 and Rest periods mornings and after $2 cu. yard. Delivered In truck Lovely old colonial with pictur become a prostitute. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, All work guaranteed. Time pay noons. Apply In person. Thrifty load Iota. Screened sand and all \ - The Indictment did not mention to be under Its severest test In 24 tion In this one. Douglaa Motors, 8 p. m. ments arranged. Horlarty Broth esque view. Built approximately SIX ROOMS. ell flnUhed, oak CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 8. years. 833 Main street. copied, vacuum daanara, IronA Cleaners, 981 Main atreet. aisM stone delivered. Order now. "Since 1907 By Reid \ , WANTED- Slx room rent by re- 190 year* ago. lat fioor: living throughout, oil burner heat, 10 ^ and ieven room single* and hla receiving money from her but guns, atu. repaired. Shaars, ers. Tel 6185. Nusadorf Construction Co. Phone loonaible family CaU 2-9640. said that he received $100 from Wlllism Loeb, p\ib1lsher of the 11940 FOUR DOOR Ford. Good con room with flrepUce, dining room, years old, city water and sewar, two-famliy houaea in Manchester, Manchester (N. H.l Uniqn Leader, 1947 CHEVROLET Club Coupe, dition. Radio and heater. Oood' knivas, mowers, etc put into con RELIABLE High School girl tp 3408. It’s Been AUCTION Of Conree*^ kitchen and bath. 2nd fioor: 4 Wallace. The district attorney’s PLUMBING and heating. Furn take care of children 3 or 4 nights ' TEIACHER AND wife-nurse, de- priced $11,500 about $3,500 down Bolton. Coventry and Vernon. today Joined Col. Robert R. Mc- black. Excallant condition tires, call 2-3931, or 74 Woodland dition fbr coming ueafia. Braitta- aces; oil burners and boUers. Earl bedroom and lavatory. Full attic payment. The Allen Realty Co., Howard R. Haatlng'a, 3-1107. office has said MIm Thompson, throughout. See Bob Oliver. tO: a week, vicinity of Parker atreet. LOAM ^OR SALE, $10 per load t sires small apartment. Write Box also held as a material wltnaa*, (k>rmtck. publisher of the Chicago street...... waite. 88 Paari atcast. ^Vaa Camp. Tei 3-5844. dellvared. GMl 7194 between 9 DISCONTINJHNG BUSINESS HENCE THIS SALE and cellar. Copper pIumMng. Hot 180 Center rtreet. Tel. 8106. Tribune In calling for creation of a day Center Motor Salsa, 461 Phone 2-0911. I-E. Herald.______water oil -heat. M.oat of ..the floori WANTED -- Single home, con had paid Wallace $300 a week for Main iftreeU 1940 FORD sedan with 1941 en? CARPENTER wUl frame unflnleh- and S. " ...... , ' ' 7 “ " ' ; ■' ■■ SEVEN ROOM - Single; Living "love and affection.” new American political party. OOHPLETE FURNACB^^^ I BABY 81'm R Wantsd..Part tinu - ^YfANTBD — Four or five-room. are the oclgioal wide boards. Jn venlent to .. Cheney Mill*. Cell fine. Tit good miming'emidItloR, fd upetaln roomat, RMsotiaUe, ujag amrrice. QhA dll or coil,' Wlh"-r '-— .EqiilpnMHf :ontf' Hi# ; tertor hee been refinlahed, 1 car room, dining room, kitchen, waah 8009.. '.' Ageot'Js InfilrteA^T'":'''": ' NEXT BEST t6 a irew ear la this beginning a t-sn s p. m.; five days MAKS^MOWING A-PLEA8URB,. Trent. Unfurnished, vicinity of Indicted with Jelke' on tha 1198. Call 7050 after 5 p, m, cau.«-4afiL , . ...£ . ter air conditioning systema in- 93 down. 98 weakly. Buy the new atuched gareg*. El*g»“ *** J**'' room, hallway to kitchen from beantlful 1960 ' Hudaon tudor a week. Woman preferred. Will -r. Mto)Chester.- Working couple. CaU frooL Open atalreai*: Ih'Seir to counts zaUUng to Mias Vterd—Wt oom- atallrd and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, leave baby at your home If de Worcester Power Mower, Fa PiiM liiint . I- Norwich, Cotin, 9-9489 collect. race overlook* the rolling bills. sedan, a on* owner, car. Top I REFlUaSjaiATIQN JMrvtca, 9 MeOshe street Phone 9798. three rooms end shower upsUira. not: to Mias IhompsonT- w*js a 34- IradasJ Niana your terhw Mc 1989 PACKARD SIX cyMntfer, Call meralal and domeatie. Sm ikar sired:'Ihqnlra at ' 3^ ' Waburt mous Brtgga-Stratton motor. AmroairnaUIy 8 acrea of rteared Lutherang Slate * ^ year^ld Jobleaa press agent. Ray Phone 4194. ~808 m a in STREET— WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE :» U 8 I N I ^ Couple seeks q::iet, land. Asking $14,900. For ap- Full attic, copper plumbing, Clure Auto 'Co., 873 Main street. 3-1481. display ot guaranteed used refrtg- street. \ . automatic hot vattr.^ For apkolnt- p.uaeell Davlonl, who also pleaded Open evfiUngs ..:tU .lO.-, Phone .8: - • -'Me;--unfurniab' jj^ tm e n t .eoaUel^Elva Tlflef ^'FIavril-81itvaEe~y:,t:::;z:: ...... 9443. - — . -atofs. .Ga<^-Ji..WlUaam.;AI<»':' MnHnwywPr99smi lrhig PGSmbN AVAlLAjBM for BOlfrosi. W; Bimding. Moot and THURSDAY, A U 6.2B ^1ftt, AT '^'subtribah booM-f of b)to)'t rhent esTT 2-^n20'after 1-p; » * = i#4* CHEVRUUKf''*^ elataa, 890 ToUaad Turnpike, flagstona Bolton Notdi Quarry. '4469! ^ The Indictment aald Je] luxe tudor. Radio, heatar. In nic41 young lady Interested in general and barn or garage. Side lOM NEW ijANtJH House. 5H roome Mias Ward In a houae of proatttu- 1939 PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good. I condition throughout. Easy terma.. Mancheitef Ptione 8-8BS0, nights office work. Good opportunity for Phone 2-0617. Stanley Pataoda IN SEPARATE LOTS:—Seda fountala (9 R.), backhar. 4 I near bw lli:e. Ma'ncheater.-WlIIl- MANCHESTER — East Side — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Savage of 7991. , ALTERATIONS and dreaamaking. ■teola, 8 ahoweases, 4 bootha nattoaal cash register (8999), safe Duplex four and four. lA rga with garage In baaement. Tile Dr. Albert Loreen of Rockford, tlon here about laat Feb. 15.‘ The West Scarborough, Me., announce low priced trensportatlon, 8148. See Honest Doug., Douglas Reasonable rates. Call 2-4370. advancement. Steady e'mplby- WALLPAPER S3 1-3% diseount -mantlc. Permanent. B xcell^t ref bathroom. Combination alurh addreaa given for the houae was the marriage of their daughter. Written guarantee. Name your Motors, 833 Malif. ment. Paid vacation and hospital (height 8 ft.), Dayton candy eompuUng scale, wall cabinets, paper erences. Phone Ooventry. 7-7638. rooms with extra large attic. lot III., will be the speaker and leader ANTIQUES Reflnlahed. RepaHIng ------9— on all 1083 patterns In stock. baler, 8 soda ctaeete (lee), eleetrle fags, paper rack, vacuum 100' X ISO’.' One side available on inum doora and window*. Call 2- of a Bible Conference to be held at that of redhaired model Eric* Margaret, to Gilbert M, FIsvell, own terms, Calso ServiCenter, 4861 done on any furniture. Ttemaim, isation. Good working conditions. Choice of 800. designs. McGlU- Steal. 28. She waa named a* a son of Mr. and Mra. Howard C. Center atreeL 2-0980. MovBit>-YnickiBf-^ Write Box O, Herald. cleaner, book rack, 8 milk shake mixers, glassware. Ice cream sale. Asking $14,000. For appoint 5894. Emanuel Lutheran Church Oct. 5- 1950 Stiidebaker Champion 4-Dr. 189 South Main xtreeL Phone Oonverse, Inc., 045 M*hi. scoops, lactdental Itema Very enwII amount of stock:—Few greet- Houses for Ssle 72 ment please call Howard R, Ha»t-. 0. It waa announced at a Pariah co-con*plr*tor of J a 1 k e and Flavall of 33 Pickard atreet. The 8395 DOWN on a 1951 Chevrolet Sedan—Radio, heater and over 0948. . S to rs c e 20 lag c a r^ crepe paper, etc. BOWERS senjOOL —Four b*d- Evangelism committee meeting Davloni. ceremony wim performed In Elk- ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorons* port ings. . 2-1J07. room* (one 20’ unfinished) fea Mias Steal originally waa ar- ton, Md., On Saturday. Aug. 2, In Be'laire or 19Sr Ford Victoria drive. AUSTIN A. eWAMBERH CO.,| Help Wanted—Male 36 last night at the home of Mf. and 1948 Studebaker Land Crulaer 4- STONE AND Brick mason, slao able and etsndard typeWritera NOTE:—Old iwt usefol equlpmeat. Re on time! Short sale. Im- J / q u ic k s a l e turing a- family *11 purpows room. reatad on a charge of being the tha Methodist Oiurch by Rev. with automatic transmiaalons. cement work Valentino BeUuecI, local and long distance moving, i OWNER 8A.Y8 SELL! Mra. Herman Johniy)n. Kensing Compare. Douglaa Motors, 333 i Dr, Sedan—Radio, hMter and WANTED—A-1 mechanic. Steady All makea of adding machines 'mediate remeval. Terms cash. Twslv* ysars old. Thrse lots. ton atreet. ‘Medam” for the call glrla. but Walter .A. Hearn. 80 Birch street Phene S-1901. packing, storage. Chll 8187. H art sold or rented. Repairs on all 4 Main. overdrive. work under fine working condi' COVENTRY LAKE Room* plus 3 unflnlah*d. Ownsr 2-1280. The conference will open on tha grand Jury charged her only Mr. and Mra. Flavell are now 1048 Studebaker Champion Conv. ford 6-1428. tlona Apply In person. Boland makea Marlow'a - Dormer* In front. F::1I tile bath. World-Wide Clomrounlon Sunday,’ with Illegal poaaeaalon of narcblica. making their home at 360 New Coupe—Radio, heater and over ROBERT M. REID A SON, AUCTIONEERS * ”1 Six room winterized home. lArge kitchen, ampl* cabinet*. 8he''pl**ded innocent.------Park avenue. Hartford. Mra. Fla GET THAT CLEAN ASHES AND RubbUh ramoved. LIGHT 'rilUCKlNO. Weekly rub Motors, 899 Center street. IN MANCHESTER American with Dr. Loreen speaking at Ihe You have hot only oaa outfit hut drive. 'Cellar, furnace. Fireplace. Hot water oil heat. Full ST. JOHN STREET two morning aervlcea. Service* Jelke remained free In $.50,000 vell la employed by the State WeL three—when you sew tela youth USED CAR NOW Phone 3-3781. bish disposal. Low ratca Cellars PART 'HME appliance ealesman. Oriental 9x13, $180. appraised SOI Mala St.—rPbone 81*8 ' Raymond R. Reid—Phone 7489 baaemant, Uundry tray*, plaawred ball, and Miss Start in $1,000 baU. far* DepartmenL 1647 Studebaker Champion Coupe cleaned, coqapleU Janitor serv will be held each evening through Graceful water Uly mollfa com ful, elmply et^ed Jumpar. Team It Written Warranty —Heeler and overdrive. For pereonal Interview ace John 8195; two Orientals'8x5 853, ap- Maadiester, Coaa. i Only $6,000 walla. Near bus line, school and SIX ROOM HOME Wednesday. Thl* 1* one of hun Davloni, unable to raia* hi* $45.- A graduate of -Mancheater High TOUR KNAPP Shoe counselor. ice. Phone 3-4988. prplaed $88 each. Rockville 8- bine to create a breath-taklngly with a bright bkniM; wear It aa a 1949 Mercury Club Coupe—Radio, Shoes all sises, widths. Also Fitspafrick, Bnulncr’a, 858 East shopping canter. Large hvlng room, dining room dred* of Bible Conference* to be 000 bond, went back to Jail. No School, class of* 1948, Mr. Flavell, frock for gala occaalona; It's Ideal 1951 DeSoto Deluxe 4-Dr.—Heat heater, overdrive. * Center street. No phone calls: 9191.' ' ARTHUR A. KNOFLA hel(i throughout the Lutheran trial data waa aat for Jelke and an airman with tha U. 8. Ns'vy, Idvely chair set. This daalgn wiU er, seat covers. Just like new, boots. OmUct W. F. Sullivan. 60 Price $11^00 and apacloue kitchen downstairs. served with Oempoette Squadron lend a note of flower-freshneM aU for a tun areas.. 1951 Chrysler Newport Coupe— 1948 Frasier 4-f>r. Sedan—Radio, Mountain street, Rockville. Tel. Three bedrooms upstair*. Plenty Church thia fall aa a part of a Davloni. MUa' 8Ucl faces trial year 'round. Crochet them In Pattern No. 8889. la a oew-rlta heater and overdrive. Pahitliig'—Paperfat 31 ,. 875 Main St.—Est. 1921^ program of Pariah Evangelism. Sept. 17. 32. operating on the Atlantic perforated pattern to stoM 11, 18, Radio, heater, power steering, 0-5994. Quick occupancy. Just off (^hter of closet tpace In this well cared Coast from Norfolk. Va. He waa frosty white w ith rich green 1947 Chev.. 2-Dr. Sedan — Radio PAINTING, Exterior and Interior, for home. Oak flooring through At Emanuel thl* conference IS. 14. 16, 18, 20. SlM 12, Jumpar. V-8 engine. 1 Phone Office 5440 Street, nOt In a development. eom,ea Just previous to and aa a discharged from the Navy In June. laavea. U81 C h i^r Windsor 4-Dr.— and heater. POWER BURNERS and Range paperhanging. Ceilings refinish- out. Steam heat fired by oil. Full accidentally d r o w n e d Pattern No. 2134 contains com 3% yards of S9-lncb; blouaa 3% 1651 Henry J 3-Dr. Sedan. Burners expertly eleaned and ed. Wall paper books on request. CHARLES LESPERANCE basement. The garage haa an preparation for featlvltiea, mark plete crocheting Inatruetlona. ma VRTdS. Heater, 18,000 milei. Extra 193S Ford 3-Dr. Sedan. 1 Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 clMjn* aereioed. Lai ua aervlee and re Estimates ^ven- Fully insured. . F IL L MALE HELP WANTED drivf, iind th€ •ttrECtlv€ ing the dedication of the new Brookfield, Aug.. 29—(Ah—Mra. How Farrowe 19 Pigs terial requiremanU, rtltch Uluetra- For thia pattern, aand SOo to Studebaker Sales-and Service pair your waahlng machine or re- Telephone 3630 pariah building on Oct. 12 and 15. Louis Koehler. 80. wee accidentally 1949 OeSoto Deluxe Station Wag CsU Edward R. Price. 3-1008. yard and outdoor fireplace. oThIa Raleigh, N. C —i*tit«g. No job too ______‘ - ■ \. M b o m b Straat FboiM 7191 BlUE* until 9, Saturday 8. 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