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Miss Evelyn tôdanlioni, R .N ., 10,630 Home rJotidIncee m i4 warm t»- who has been a patient at the New iniians/ V elive r Bikes .to Home ] Town Seeking, nlght. riMr Mid Set acata tamer- About Tq^ England Deaconess Hospital, Bos Hr ut tka AHdIts. / •< OradatlMN^ ton, has returned to town and if Care^for Aged Manche$ter~—A City of VUlage Ckatni Itn . Cm -I Not of Ifarlbor- convalescing at her apartment, 316 HALE'S Will Be foh M rty dent of Man- Center St. . ^ _ 6f Mreir Mn- chMter. U yOL. LXXIL NO. 884 (Olaaaifled ASvartlMag an ftuge tt) MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, dr«d Hartford, an- Mrs. Alice M. Norman of East Wel|«re' Direirtor Jêeds (TWENTY-POUR PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS / other for ir local restdent, who Center St. has been enjoying a trip Home* for 10 People Sunday at the Hart- through the OaUkill MU., Nldgara PEN Falls and Canada. Now in Almshouse nUs Is the Arkensas River Auxiliary to the Disabled M anch^ter Grange wjill meet to The town's WeWar* Dept, is jCmericM Veteran?. No. 17. will morrow at 6 p.m. In Orange HpU. I 'm eet tomorrow night at *■ o'clock Members from nelgh^ " J sacking homes for 10 elderly par ;il Noon at the VFW Home at Manchester Granges will be guesU. Ikical sons now in the town's almshouse / Green. Following the businea.', Grangers are requested t«r tiring which is slated tor abandonment. All-out War articles of food for thf Home Eco meeting a social hour will be held Welfare Director ' Albert E. In charge of Commander Ruth nomics table. \ Daddarto. Behrend said today. Slutp, for Ttu W)sd, Morning ^ Members of/ihe Manchester Although the town Is net obliged Mrs. Ada M. Watson. 29 Crest Registered N ju fM Assn, will hold to find homes for the group, . wood Dr., Jeft yesterday by Amer their flrst^ ll meeting tonight Behrend pointed, out, the .Welfare. SPBCIALi ican' AiriinM from Bradley Field" tii.V Memorial ■ HofplJ for Phoenix, Aria., where she will diningroom. Mrs. Howairi Dept, will take listinge of homes spend a four months vacation with war) for the 10 persons, four of: whom PERFECT WRITING X her sister, Mrs. Frank Whitton. ,rw«ladings. will receive old age assistance under the new stale welfare laws. Paul R. Zenaie, 24 Laurel Miss Marilyn E. JMC* and MlSs w ill drive his 1912 Ford Eileen M. McGowih. who were Persons who wish tb board any car In the 1953 revival o f^ e his graduated from ilanchester High of the almshouse residents should Ball Point Pens^ A G a v DivorWe toric GUdden tours of antique cars. School in JunCj<4iaVe been working contact the Welfare Dept., West Seeks Parley Dulles Tells Behrend said. Tlie W elfare Direc The tour, which begimron Sept. 14, in |he Memprial Hospital during w ill travel frpm J3eveland, Ohio, the summfK and will continue an tor pointed but^ however, that to In fi.asorted colors with metal top clasp. to Detroit, Mic the staff/As nibses’ aides. ^ boaid two or more persona, re X •• ■ quires a license. There is no charge E a c h ...... Of Convention The Kehler group of the South for the license and anyone Inter Th^ Ward Group of the Solith Methodise Women's Society of ested rosy contact Behrend for M/thodiat W.SCS q ill meet next further Inôrtnatlon.____ Christidn Service, will hold its drst Week Wednesday, Sept. 9, instead New Policy etrt^gether of the new • season.' A subcommittee from the Board DUPONT NYLON DE LUXE Paris, Sept. 2 i/P)— The United ^tates.-F’rance and Britain of tomorrow night as previously A t le«at that's where Htlzeae thought It waa. It heed te Saw aaSer thla hrldge la Dodge City, 'u i^ a y . Sept. 8, at the home qt announced. The meeting will be of Directors will report on the have proposed to Rus.sia a Rig Fpor Foreign Mini.sters’ meet, ..rirs f Ralph E. Caven, 31 Jensen St, almshouse building on West Mid Kaa., bat praloaged drooth aet aaly dried op ike river, hot replaeed It with thla Jaagle of weeds. ITa- inar at LuRano, Switzerland, Oct. 1.5, the French Foreign O f ' St. Louis, Sept. 2 OP)— The held at the home of Mrs. Lorraine leaa sasne hMlvy ralaa eome aaea, the Arhaaeea win be well lata Its third dry year. Ih * state la aaffer- Peterman Instead o f at the church. dle 'Tpke. when the Board meets' fice .said today. The propo8î;'was in identical^tes deliver^ Amencan LeKhwi urged W f again Sept. 11, according to'Direc Ing, alaag with the reet ef the aatloa, aa the maaelve heat wave raattaoea. First Quality Hosiery by the Western B ig Three to Moa- •...... —...... day an all-out war, including tor Theodora Fairbanks, commit Persona accustomed to uMng the cow today, a Foreign office a^kea-• _ yse, qf. Atomic and, hydrpgqitiZ reading.-room roaintalned by. the tee chairman. ______.. 'man aaid. ' ' ' ‘ Ideal Scientist Church at the_ Ma I The fommittee was appointed by In new colors. 84 graufre, 15 denier dark seam hosiery French Htate View bombs, to drive Communists sonic Temple are reminded ‘ that j the Board to study the disposition tAtr Force from Korea if peace negotia- Stating France's jriew, .in con they may use the room this eve 1 o f the almshouse and later aaked Crop Loss at Five Millidn with reinforced heel and toe for extra wear. - nection .with th ew H c, the apokea- t i o n f f ^ i l. ning from 7 to 9 o'clock. This Is I to include the need for additional man aald "the French government It t o ^ ita stand even me Seer*, an extension of the usual reading apaod in ttu Municipal Building waa c:arcful .to avoid all uaelcaa Joins Hunt tary of State Dulles was telling It hours for the present. and Police Station In their Inveati- diar.uaxlon and argument" with that Red Chinese aggression , Herald Pholp. gation. It appears likel.y that the In New England Heat Belt Riiaata. feeling that the problcma against Korea or Indochina might Ralph Von Ecker of Keeney St., —' Bicycles collected in the Kiwanls Club's campaign to provide two and three-wheel transportation almahouae w ill be used to ease the . 5 9 * ^ p h to be aettle^ "ahouid only be dia- provok^war between th* West and a haember of the local 4-H Club, for children at the Tolland County Home get hoi.sted aboard a pickup truck that Will carry them I.0 space problem in either the Munle--j , cuaoed when 'the mtnistera get to- For Plane (Jhlna itself. won four ribbons at the Hartford their new owners.' Matthew Moriarty, whose Center Street service station and garage was used as r ipal Building or the Police Station. By THE AH80C1ATED PREHS vtoll of deaths from prostratlon»«'the fire threatened a piggery In •• Given B4g fH-ation collection point, hefts one three wheeler aboard the truck as Uoyd Hobron. Kiwanif president, p^repares A s N ew England sweltered for and drownlngs, forest fires in bone Haugua, 40 hogs were turned loose. > xhe spokesman added that, "the County 4-H Fair held at Bradley BMirend and General Manager Seattle, Sept. 2 (IP)— Fog Dullee, given a big ovation a)i ha to hand up another. Santo Parla, a M oriarty Bros, employe, who will deliver the bikes, is loading the jUie 6th day in 90-degrec heat, dry woodland created a new prob- A forest fire on Crotched'Moun^4 French government continues to Field Saturday and Sunday. He Richard Martin have recommend and low clouds lifted todav walked onto the convention floor \ placed third with his senior Jer truck. . ■ ed that the almshouse pe aben- ANOTHER SHIPMENT! MaoMchusetta agriculture offl- Urn. Fifty-three fires were re-' tain, • near Fraqceatown, N. ! believe the problem of free elec- -j . • r- rostrum, appeared to be laying sey calf and fourth in the show doned and the current-Iniêt con riala today estimated a five mIL , ported in New England yesterday was controlled lete yesterday after tlona'' In Germany "la the key tO| -Air rorce sent planes down a new go'vetWment policy of ing and fitting contest, placing lion dollar crqp lots from a month-'] 37 in. Massachusetts but le w ; burning ovcf. 12 acreti and threat a German settlement and that warning potential aggressors ■ Twin sons, David Francis -and tains only enough nioaey to run EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL BACK Ofi ILL aloft to^search rugged gouth-, over the first prlxe junior year long drought; wara seilous. ening FranwstoWn Vipage. Fire these elections can't be organized where'the United Statea Intonds to Daniel Edmund, wore born Satur the institution until Oct. 1, west Washington mountains ling wiîner, owned- by Nancy W il Btata Agriculture Commissioner The worst was along the Mei- fighting eivws remained on at^nd- without an entente (agreement) fight for security protection. day at the Manchester Momor:Bl i Fairbanks. ’Director MattheW and forests for a vanished air cox, alM a member of the local Henry T. Broderick called the rose-Saugus line in Massachiiaetts Iby duty through the night. of the Four Powers." The Legion, amid applause, want Hbspital to Mr. and Mr.s. Edmund Skywatch Schedule Paton, and Director Herry Ftrato club. Natalie Cook, another lo aituation critical but there, was no where flames burned over two The lark of rsln was felt Informants in London had said liner. on record as questioning the sin Plela. 36 Birch St. They have an comprise the committee to study Ironing Board Coven cal club member, placed fourth aign of early rain. Forecastars pre square miles and for a thne threat especisily hard in eentr'al Maaaa- earlier today that the identical Carried J* Soldiers cerity of th* Communists in the other sen, Michael John, who was tha.be8t use of space In municipal with her senior Holstein calf. .Wednesday, Mepl. S. 1953 dicted the heat would continiie at ened the Mt. Hood Golf Club and rhusetta snd , Coihmlssloner Allied notea had auggeated high The military.chartered plane, peace negotiations and adopted a one year old on -Vug. 20. ly owned buildings...... Kendal Richardson least until the weekend. the Melrose Fish and Gama Club. level talka to work out; j carrying 22 soldiers and a, 2-mah resolution of the Fdre'ign ReUtiriftW" " 12 Midnight- 2.a.m. ■ > 1 Broderiek estimated Worcester The West Circle of the Commun ...... Voiunteem Needed - They said today's temperature More than 100 men. Including the County growers would hear/at 1. Arrangements for holding crew, disappeared last night on the Committee qemandlng: ■- Anderson-Shea Post, No. 2046, 2 a.m.- 4 a.m. ., ity Baptist Church Will meet at 8 ...... Howard Peteis might equal Sunday's record 98.3' entire fire department of both teaat one million dollars of the free Germsn-wlde elections as an last leg'of a flight from California "If the peace negotiations are VFW.. which holds its meetings 4 a.m.- 6 a.m. . .. o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs...... Volunteers Needed In Boston. communities, brought the flames crop loss. essential first step toward reator- ; to.McChord Air Force Base, Wash, not BucceasfuUy concluded then twice a month, will meet tonight 6 a.m.- 9 a.m...... the full military strength and Thomas G. Reese of 15 Hyde St. 9 a.m.12 Noon ...... Liicy Burke. William Hansen As the hot spell stretched on under control at midnight. ing German unity and agreeing on ; The Air Force said Washington a t .6. o'clock at._the 'VF'A' Home, m ight o f our government- with-;— The business - âhd professional 12 Noon- 3 p.m. . . -;-rr-. Vohinteere Needed —- ' 'And bn, abcnmpahled 'by a rising " A t the height of the blase, when. a final German p^ce seUlemeht: i ■'>'1 Oregon wing* of the avn Air Manchester Green. Clief "Spaily" • r ■ . (Coniiaoed on Page Fnartevn) every useable weapon at its dis>. women will meet at the church at 3 p.m.- 6 p.m...... 7. Robert Dunn. William Handler HALE'S 2. Final agreement on the long Patrol were alerted to Join two Air the same hour tonight; and to Gustafson will be in charge of the ... .William Simpson, Barbara Wallett promsied Austrian treaty of inde- Grumman Albatroasea and a poeal, be employed to drive the snack bar, and will offer clams on 6 p.m.- 8 p.ni. . .. REGULAR $1.49 VALUE.^ Communist forces out of Korea morrow night the East Circle will 8 p.m.-lO p.m...... Myra Fitzgerald. Florence Plitt Hio^qudrters pendence which Russia haa been hrircopter dispatched to the Tole- the half shell, steamers snd Moaa Hiiupsoa. dH-oreed w ife ot N ew Y'orfc’a former M ayar W il and to establish a unified Demo meet with Mrs. Virgil Hartzog of 10 p;in.-12 Midnight ___ Hyatt Sutcliffe, George Swain stalling. do, Wash., area when fog and over- 35 Brookfield St. shrimp. Commander M.. Kenneth VoTonlcers mav register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Munlcl- W ith s li^ ic edges-and will fit any tiac_w o ^ or metal bbard. informants said the Allied notes HRed, about an hour after liam. 0 ’l>w.ver, WBvea mi arrival ia New York from Earope aimard cratic government in that unfor- TOR Riker Family I tunate country.” Ostrlnsky is anticipating a good pal Building. Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays, snd Fridays from Two New Dioceses rejected ■ Soviet Russia'* proposal , “*y “ resk. liner America. TVe former model, who referred to herself aa'Mrs. turnout of the •members. An unuSual value! Every ihipment a coi^Metc âellout! I; . • Simpson, wen a rlril diverec In Mexiro from O'Dwyer, former r . 8. Dulles told the Legion's SSth/ 1-5 p.m. , . ■______" _ to set up a provisional AIIGerman McChord Air Force Base said the Made Happy government which would pertlcl- j first planes out report^ a 4,000;.. Ambnenadnr to that nation. Mra. Wmpeon, who In seehlag a lUmaa National Convention Chines* The Rev; J. E-. Neubert of the Com pate in a German peace confer- foot ceiling but that to p ^ o f m any! Cwthallr dnuch awmiment of her nMurriage, ha addition to tha Mexl- Communists must realize Hiey munity Baptist Church, who has Green Siampe Given tViih Caah Sales gnee to be held within six months: 1 the towering mountaln*\.in th e ! eaa tlv o fto , naid nbe haa ’me pwumut ptonato fw sii^. ebutd no longer count on the MacAlpilie Starts Established in State "privileged sanctuary" of Man- served as director of the Confer The Soviets suggested also that area still wqre. obscured. V j Town Starts By Telegram chnrian air arid supphr bases if ence for young people at Camp free Garamsi-dfiitr elections should ; The twin-engined Regins Airlines Hazen. Chester, is now at Tirhber- St. Mary’s Duties folknv the pe'see conference. { craft left Monterey, Calif., at 1:40 they renewed aggru^n against milYGK CmiECG lake Camp, West Bridgewater, 'Vt. Hartford, SepL 2 (/p)—— Hartford Wees in Hartford, Litch- South Korea. Control Plan Congratulatory massagM today The American, Britlah andiP- "t-* PST, and last was haard Ouileri then . COEPUCATIONAL — DEGUE GRANTING Mrs. Neubert and their three chil Of th e i N ew Haven counties and from over Portland, Ore., flv Sydney W. MacAlpine, 103 Hen- eoqtinued to pour Into th« Rikar Major reorganization French notes made it Clear that \Reds Release 300, "There is th^risk that, os in I representa 167 parishes, 430 priests dren are, with him at the camp. the Allies believe the Soviet pro hours and 48 minutes later.. ry St.,- assumes his duties this I home cm Spring St., from all quar Hartford Roman Catholic , population of more than Korea, Red Chura might send Its tmsm Miss Johnson Institutes posals for holding eIcctionB after It then was eight minutes over The Alpina Society will hold its week ss organl.st and choir direr-1 ters but the’ maasags which Dioceae waa announced toda.v. soo.ooo. due at Mc(3hord 'A ir Force Base, own army Into Indochina. Th* Chi- a peace aettlement puts' the cart rilse Comipunlst regim e should monthly meeting tomorrow at 7:3fl tor at St. Mary's Episcopal Word of— the changes— long The Diocese of Bridgeport, made Tacoma, with its load of .id lers Emergency Purchase brought the most happInsM came befork'the , horse. , realize Uiet such a second sggres-. p.m. at the Sub Alpine Club on Church. . . ' rumored— was received here “P County, has ei from Fort Ord, C!slif., bulKth# Lowest Quotd Yet The Allies were answering a Sion ,cpuld.not occur without grsvfct. EUdridge St, A good attendant;^ o f Account for - - Offices . -Tlicre will pc a .rehearsal, a t, this m om lng.from En#. Andrew L. pilot’ made no mention of belng\in / e n i ,I n ^ Rikar, n i, reported repatriated by series of Soviet cbmmuniralloris on confluences which might not be" l u i l u the members is desired. 7:30 p. m. of all pas’t and present |r . ?aS5jS.-*?K’ trouble. . the.jCommuniata Sunday after he ton b y Archbishop Amlsio church of St. Aufuitlne in Bridge- German.v snd Austria received confined to ilndochins. __ \ ■ A plan which will permit the, Senior Choir members for the sup- Ro iib m , Refrigerators during August. It* next scheduled report point Panmunjom, Sept. 2 Another 100 happ.Y Am eri(»na \ : . .'i .J e ■«___ nort ar.fi rather ambitioui nro- had been oflicially-listed as missing Giovanni Cicognani, Apoa- port bei-omes .the cathedral. I say this soberly In the iriter- town controller i office to In action since last November. The call for Four Power talk* was St Toledo. Wash.. 65 miles roj^d through Freedom Gate today, bringink to more thaiY est o f peace and in the hope of Counca leading to Bachelor or Asaociate D ejgr^ ; gram planned for all. | Wethers tmd A l tolic Delegate to the United “ »vs before west north of Portland and shout half .\iinouiice§ School track of town expenditures more jigpAlpine, prior to his nr\4 i In a telegram to his father, preventing another aggressor mis way to McChord. but no - radio 3,000 the number of U. S. soldiera freed b,v the Cbmmuni.sts ea;iily is being worked out by Gon assignment. v,'a.s in chargS bf j Other AfTplkMces Rikar sayis he la unhurt, not 111, calculation.'' in SdenCe or 'Ârta; Cettifkatca o( Preficicacy in . Under the reorganisation; contact e v er ■a-aa made th4re. jaa the Kocean war prisoner exchange neared an en i The 'Dulles told the veterahs th*^ Registration mus_ic in the Ea.st Hamplbn Con- and "N ever .ao happy to l^ an honSon. TollaniL Windham ami j ______Reds returned only- 300 priennere-' . IroUtr . Louisc..,Jp.hn.».Pln. .»n.d.„ l*?e — TWO' new dldceges ar«'''eila61fah • Korucir w ar haa uught the XThiiisr" gregatlonal Churrii for the past 15 | AmVHca’h aa Tod'ay."'...... " Middlesex Counties. St. Patrick's j , Regina Airlines officlsis in day. the,zmallest number for one apecial ariw; or selected subjects deisired for s ^ y I general manager's office, accord The telegram from Tokyo ed in Coruiecticut. They s fe those Seattle said the plane would have stated "a lesson which we expert years. Being a lifelong Episco-' Church in Norwich becomes the | »" P-Re Tweety-three) ,y since th* exchange started-and arrived at the Riker home at 7:15 of Bridgeport and Norwich. to apply in the interest of fiitupe Superintendent o f Schools A r ing to Miss Johnson. palian. and raised, from a choirboy cathedral. exhausted its fuel\supply bv 8:20 fan, below their usual quota of 400. M college .level. thur H. m ing has announced that The...... plan.. calls for giving each a.m. Hartford Is Raised , Bishop O'Brien, becomes the p.m. This, and th r possibility it Stafford PW peace." T h e lesson, he said, is in the music o f the Liturgy o f the 'ey blamed "administrative this: all schools will be open during the „iunicipar department * blanWit Tha message reads—"Hi, every The existing Diocese of Hert third prelate to be rievsted ts the i had encountered difficulty en rmite : reaadns'* for the Cut and said they church, he will direct both the " I f event's sre likely which w-lll day Thursday to accommodate purchase order totaling 350 . for Senior and Boys' Choir. body. Never ao happy to be an ford is raised to an nrchdlocese, archbishopric from the Hartford' Cry of ‘Daddy’ to Portland, led to the belief the would\dellver 300 PO W s— includ- American aa today. Unhurt. Have in fact lead us to fight, let .us new -pupils of any grade who want (tema needed in an emergen- Ke Is most anxious to meet the and the pregont Bishop. Henry J, Diocese, The others are Archbishop, p j^ e probably came down some-1 ing g¥ Am erican a-agaih to- Recalls Time , REGISTRATION SBpt. 1 Nihi S«pt. 23 riot been ill. Am feeling fine. On make- <âr our Intention in ad-, to register for-school for the com- cy. The orders could be reviewed singers, Who in turn will welcome O'Brien, becomes Archbishop. Francis P. Kcoiigh, former Chan ■q-here between Portland and m orrow.\ Ing yesr. time to time and renewed by my way home by boat. Tell Anne Bishops appointed for the new cellor hers, now tn Baltimore, and Spurs Search vance: TTien we 'shall probably not 'Mm. ■Toledo. IThe Reds said this Ifr a lower have to fight." I Registration may ba made each waak- Th* houra for .registration are the general manager if necessary, hoping to take up where we left off. dioceses in Connecticut sre: Archbishop John G. Murray of St. Rugged (VNintryride , | level Mill In Red Hands •I r Love to the family. Love, Andy." ' He said many Infprmed people from 10 ioi 12 noon and from 2 to 4 The charter requires. Miss John- Bridgsport —Bishop Lawrence.. J. Paul, former auxiliary bishop to The area is rough, wooded. an d ! aion meeting, but did not ariiplify. I day from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M., and each In the afternoon. These previous- son pointed otit. that municipal SEALY MATTRESSES s • • • S29.9S cm4 Mp Anne Fisher,' of Weston, Maes., Shehsn, now auxiliary to the the ia'it Bishop John J. Nllan of For Lost Child think that both World War II and la the girl who became engaged to laced withwivers. Only a short dii- j Nor did thejK indicate when they the Korean conflict came about be; ly unregistered pupils should bring workers submit purchase orders to Archbishop of Bsitlmore; Norwich Hartford. tance. to the east ot the flight! wquld wind uF their pan of Oi'e .Springs, Sept. 2 iZn— I Saturday from 9 A. M. until 12 noon, their birth certificates with them, ■ the controller's office before spend- Riker last October, the month be —the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard J. cause the aggressors miscalculat- I Bora In Baltimore South Royalston, Mass., Sept. 2 course rise’ th«the rftgicedragged lofty peakipeaks •WGp. ' Aug:. 11 Jack Ekenbcr|t«r LECLERC fore he bailed out of hie crippled as well as evidence of vaccination ; ing any town money so that the Flanagan, now Chancellor of Bur-. Bishop Shehsn, who will bead the (Jf)- A report that searchers heard plane over Wqnson in North Ko of the (Cascade Mountains, grave Thtoe other development* high- Jumped ouV clf an olive drab *m- (GenUnaed mi Page T w e ) I during thd registration pîod. and diphTberla Inoculation. icontroller can determine that f u N e r a l h o m e Hrigton, Vt. ' ' • Bridge|^rt Diocese, was . born in a child's voice crying "Daddy" home comfort rea, which resulted in his captuFe yard for many a plane. lighted The 29th day^ of '/Operation balance and walked into "Freedom Illing also said parents who , there is money for the purchase In The Archdiocese of Hartford Baltimore in 1898 and ordained in spurred' National Guardsmen and want school-bus route information ; the budget account Involved by the Reds. , Search plan* immediately were B ig Sw itch": \ I Village." It waa the end of 33 Registralion doses September 23 HNEIEDDING - and the two dioceses tn Connecti .Rome in 1922. He waa appointed volunteers today as they launahed 1. A returningi-eturnmg olllcerofficer said 75 | ^ can obtain it from school princi Muniripal employes have aomo- FUNERAL W ill Oiwet Flsnoe i o.v.orTnld i made by Washington. Oregon and m MADi STREET TEL. MI-3-5000 cut, as well as the -Dioceae of' auxiliary bishop o f the former an .all-out hunt for Americans "who "confessed" to pals after Thursday. time not followed this practice, MORIARTY B ros. Miss Fisher was slated to ar McChoi^ ofliciali but a steadily Providence, R. 1„ are transferred Archdiocese^ o f Baltimore and Jimmy Jolly, missing since .Mon germ warfare - charges'.under re and the firat o f a aeries of thrills, High School Principal EdsOn personnel in the controller's office SERVICE rive in Manchester today from 3 15 C E N T fc R S I from the Archdioceaan Province of Washington in 1945 and contintied day, lentless Red pressure Would be the greatest of-which waa yet to BuUetins BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ' Bailey announced yesterday- that Weston, She will be with Mr. and (Continued on Page Eight) report and frequently the con- W alter N. Boston. Mass., to the new Province- as auxiliary in Baltimore when Heard In Itnderbnish repatriated soon. He said the men, the high achool office will he open troljer does not know money ha» Leclerc, Mrs. Lawrence L. Riker when they .of Hartford. Five volunteers told police they from the AP Wires OIL lURNER " m e e t the released Naval flier.,-at the Secs were divided in 1947. mostly officers, were at KAfsong, More then 65 Different Courses in 12 Fields, every day this week to accept beeri snent until a bill arrives; for Director ’ Division of thd Hartford Diocese, Th* Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien heard the cries about 11 p.m. last Relurtont Tn Speak bis debarkation •point. the (j^m unist holding poinrnorth registrations of high achool stu payment. REPAIR < which had comprlsejl all the State D. D., second Cohnecticut-bom night coming from heavy under , " I don't like to talk much about Including: dents who h|)ve moved to Man 23 Main Street, Manchester The Rikera do not yet know of Panmunjom, and all expect to The result, Miss Johnson, re- o f Connecticut, breaks up what bishop of the Hartford Diocese, ia brush about a mile fropi the pig this," the tall, blond soldier said I HOTTEST SEPTEMBER chester during the supimer. where their aon will land but they b* repatriated. this morning sitting in his living < port.s. is that, she is 'n o t able .t° Call MI-9-5869 m Mltclidl i^5l35 had been considered, numerically' a native of New Haven. He waa gery where the boy was last seen. 2. The 6th troopship carrying Hartford, 8epJ. t i>P)— Today Accounting hope to find out soon. News Tidbits room surrounded by hi* mother I 'give 'department he.-»Js a true pic and in resources, the second larg born there July 21. 1896, the son A check o f tha area In darkness liberated Americans sailed for the wa* the hottest Septemher day ture of the status ot a particular Activity at the spacioui Riker est dioceae In th* United States. It of.th* late Michael 'and Anna was unproductive but state police Culled from AP Wires . and father and six ' brothers and | .Advertising, Retsiling United States from Inchon on Ko sisters. i on .'record and before the onn acoounr at any given time. homa in Highland Park haa not involved a Catholic population of Sweeney O'Brien. planned a more thorough search in goes dawn jonight may be'tbn Business Mansgement , Grants Transfers ■ abated aince Sunday night when rea's west coast. With 440 men Gne of the reasons workers have .more than 830,000 person*. daylight. He finally began to tell a few of ! ' hottest dny o f the year. I t wna Mias Fisher called from Weston aboard, the transport Gen. Black, Msrketing snd Merchandising not al'A-ays kept the controller in- The new Metropolitan Bee of (CoaUaued on Page Right) Supported by light planes and a Union and company officials la dqe in San Francisco a,bout the thing.* that had happened to: 95:8 nt noon. Robert F. Dillon with the first noUc’ê that Riker forhjrd of impending purchMes company of National Guardsmen, meet for six hours with state and Sept 15.' ...... ' > him in the last 33 months. Personnel and Industrial Relations had been releaaed. Mra. Riker aaid 1 ------4 ------— Miss J.ihn.son said, is that there every available Man in this federal mediators but make no i. An American corporal, said " I was a member of the 2nd B E A L COCH. SPO T Real Estate, Insurance, Salesmanship Robert F- Dillon, manager of the has beflh no machinery for mak help the physician help you happily this irioming. Worcrater' County town of 8.38 I "qiiaUAed" progrcee in 56-day-old to be marked for death jby other Division when T was captured at Mt. Hashlngtori. N.H., Kept. Among the many congratulatory Secretarial Courses local W. T. Grant department ing small emergency on-the-job population turned out to hunt for I itrike 'at Hat Corporation of returning prisoners because he be Kiinurt^ Then 'with a 'good many I 2 tas—While most of New massagee waa one from Rlker's ROKs and other American.* I w a s ; store since January 1951, has been purrha-ses. The blanket order 42 Die in Plane Crash the youngster. »r*. j AmerieiLjn Norwalk - . Lok* E, tra y a l . them to the. Reds;. was, re- Dlngland baked through th n . notified trf hla ■ appointment ax •should fill -the- need; Miss Johnson squadron ■ eommander. one - from ,, One of 10 ihlTareri’ of ’ J1 Hart, St. Louis attorney widely. ported to have disappeared from a ■ marched Ttp -ttr Camp Five in-FTok- ! sixth day of a hMit wave, thn manager of the company’s store in .-end Marti'n feel. - TT. 8. Senator Presrott Bush and Mr*. Louia Jolly. Jlmtny vaniahed Rontan Catholic W*r'-‘ T oJ a^ 'A rm y hospitril. The Soldier. tem pe«iture today stoM at ,'67 SCIENCi,ANI) BNW ^ Shamokln, Pa. Mr.'Dillon expects dtia .from jack, Sanson.-presldant from » trehy for service with KniiihU pf only-aa . "Stick," waa fore we came to the camp oit thei degnwa (8 a.iii DBT) Yalii 'River. For me "It was the to assume hi.s ntw duties on êpt. Working wives o f the Manchester (Chamber- o f On French Alpine Peak morning. Hla broUiers, T ^ iU . Jr., columbun begfmi diitle# In New. frgp q.. t h r ^ weeks ago and had hlghSMt Inhabited commnilty in ' More tften 65 Dijjierent Courses in 9 eu.'ky'Ti Fields, 41',-although, his-fnmily'wilt-remain- he*n--iMm'"B»’''W'''wredic*t’ «*#e'--tPi—An'- gere were baby and four other from hia home wheri they last saw l^kranlan displaced person drowns 4. The U. N . Conimand, in an saw Beaudry from"' Willlmantic ASK8 NEW CONCEPT Tpke. dents. "The Town of Manchester Orient-bound -French airliner ' children, him. in Bunnell's Pond in Bridgeport unusual announcement, accused and Johnny Teal from Hartford Patients Today ...... 101 Washington, Sept. 2 UP> ■ 8*n« Aeronautical Enginecriiy While in town Mr. Dillon was laundry and dry cleaning at one of NEW rejoices In ^le news Of your son's crashed in flames late last night' With Thibaud were his daughter The hoy's father, a machinist as D P companion stands by help the Communists of rigging inter there. They didn't treat me too A D M ITTE D YE.8TERDAY; Bridges (R-NH) nUled today Architectural Drafting . _ active in civic groups. He was a release. W e are thankful to hlra on the side o f a 10,000-foot Alpine Suzanne and his accompanist, f^ne who works in Athol, led sezr^rhers, lessly, unable to swim and ham views between Allied POWs and bad. 1 went to a couple of their Mrs. Emelia Maire, 77 Doan? St.; for adoption of n revised con-- member of Manchester Lodge No. MODEL’S two.central tocationa. And they and to many others for their peak, killing France's most famous Herbln. They were en route td ‘Ja- through Monday night and all day pered in summoning aid by inabilr Clinical Labo^tory Techniques Mrs. Anna Murphy. 12 Lenox St.: A n accurate case history it an invaluabliTaid in cept over American military 73, A.F. snd A.M., the Lions CHub Taithful duties to their God and violinist, Jacques 'liitbaud, and 41 pan for concerts. yesterday but not a single clue ity to speak English. ' ■ (OoAttnned *■ Page Twelve) —; ..(Continued on Pnge Seven) oM-urit.v; hnaed prtranrily on Electronic Engineering and the South Methodist Church. Mrr. Anna Larson. 33 Aubur;i Rd.; find NEW MODEl/S 10% ca.8h and carry i-ountry. W e truat his YetUm will other persons. Thibaud was''''lhe second ..great turned up In IK area o f two Thirty dogxand lOâts pertoh In John Wanagel, Andover; John arriving at a correct diagnosis. In order to get the RuBota’s claimed poaoeaaioa o f Engineering: Drawing be soon.” Oa Regular Srbedule French violinist killed in recent square miles. •re in Bellingham, ilaa*., that de the hydrogen bomb. Lonnon, 20 Division St.; Carol discount makes it mighty easy on the Sqnadron Sends Word The Giant 4-englned Air France The father-said he now thinks' stroys Fahricottl Animal Hospital, — ' __ information needed to make an accurate diagnosia, years in an A ir France crash. The Highway Design Allen, 25 Emerson St.; Mrs. Eva Lt. Commander A. H. Gunderson plane waa on a regujarly-iched- brilliant young wo'man player jimmy may have walhed'lo South ; one-story, wooden structure . . . WA9 FOREWARNED Mechanical Engineering , Folsom, 32 Durkin St.; Paul budget. t e f the 125 Attack Squadron, meg- uled flight to Saigon and Hong; Qipett* Neveu died In 1949 when Boylston road and been picked up U. S. Rep. Thomas J. Dodd, only Ferguson Blasts Democrats Perfional Notices Cavagnaro, 89 Tanner St.; Mrs. the phpician must u k you many aearching quea- aaged that "The entire A ir Group, Kong when it iriiaahed near the New:. York, Sept- * 165—-Stain Production Engineering another French liner crashed into by a motoriat. i Democrat repre*entlng . Connectl- labor leader Thomaa P. Lewis E llzibelh Jesanls. Glastonbury; .wishes to express its sincere hap-; towering summit of Mt. Cenjet. In However, bloodhound brought i cut,' tells Bridgeport audience he is ,tiona. If you. ^ w e r his questions frankly and ac 73 Summit St.—Close-to-the-Center a mountain in the Atorea while a knew hi* life wna In danger, any* Tool Engineering In Memoriam Donald Goodwin, 1009 East Mid Bouthaaat France 100 milea north . an route to the United States. ------distressed over Red* in labor For Propaganda Campaign dle Tpke.; Patti McNally, East (CMUnued Page Mveatean) of thla Riviera resort. chief aaalstaat Diatrlet Attar« . 314 Main St.—Near the Armory I The crash occurred at 11:30 (Continued on Page Seven) charge. . ney Georg* Tllser ef tha Bronx. Tn lovinr memory. of P^rr^tt Hartford; Benjamin Bayrer, 3$ curately, he haa a valuable group o f facts with which Rescue workers who reached the Connecticut Federation qf Labor ; p. m. (6:30 p. m. D ST), 20 minutes Tllser ahw says he fenra for the UAfiB^y wnoRrno pABsed away 8Fpumb«>r 1, Frlhceton St.; Misa M ary Moriar scene after tolling more than five (SFL) pledges to combat attocka. Washington. Sept. 2 (IP)—Seri.' ' Ferguson called no hames in his 1939. j before the Constellation waa life of WUItam Howell, oangkt • GENERAL EDUCATION ty, 131 Park St. to work. Withholding information from him only houra up the steep m ounts^ slopes on civil liberties characterised by Ferguson (R-Mich) accused Demo blast at Dimocratlc party leaders, scheduled to makes its first atop as the Hiapec'tcd driver o f n get- 'The workl may chanffo from year to ADMITTED TODAY: Harry Jet Plane Allows reported there were no survivors Guard Undecided what it termed "McCarthyism." cratic leaders today of spreading whose statements .he termed "just here at Nice. away car-ln the murder. More than 60 Different Courses in 16, Fields, yoar. terve^ to obscure the very rpsult you seek. among the 33 pgaaengera and nine . . . State Motor 'Vehicles Ooramls- "bunk" and "trying to ride the bunk.” He declared that ''Replibll- And Mfndu from da.v tn day. Cowles 26 Linden St. Near KeMoii T o w a . craw mamhers. W reckage was sioner ' Charles - F. Kelly says President's coattails”' towaid cans in the 83rd Bongres* gave But novFr will Ih^ one w« love. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Mid-Air Refueling Rescue w-orke.ra set out Ini- Oil CQuiniiiiiisiii ROUNDHOUSE DE8TROTED Including: From in' mory pa«» away. Ostap Swetz, 326 Wetherell St.; We are not diagnosticians, but we are skilled in scattered over 1,500 feet of the death ramc lees often on Connectl- Democratic capture of Congress overwhelming sup^rt to the mountain side. " medlat?ly from the winter sports HuriUrigtan, Ore., Sept. 9 ill Paul Kudra, 90 Grandview St.; hut highways during' August aa next year. . ■ Eisenhower administration." Art, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, English and Ur. and Ur*. Leonard Perrett NEW MODEL Air Franc* officials could give lown._of Barcelonnette and otfier Fire whipped by a horthweet and family. Joan Welch, East Hartford; Frede the art of compounding and dispensing medicine at Washington, Sept. 2 (Sh—The N ew York, Sept. 2 UP) — Sen. compared with-one year ago. . Rap* "Falae" Information He issued through hia office no eguse for th* crash, which oc surrounding communities for th.' wind destrqyed the Union PnrMte Speech, History and G ov’t., Human Relations, Litera rick, Goehring, 155 Autumn St.; LAUNDRY ft DRY CLEANtNS .Air Force announced today It has Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wls) says U. s; Senator Prescott Bush (R - Ferguson, newly elected chair here hia analysis of Seriate voting the order of yoqr physician.' curred an hour and a half after the scene of the tragedy, near the Railroad’s roundhouae and . six > " Card of Thanks Mrs.- Alide Tedford, 164 Wetherell Converted a B47 je t bomber into a a civilian guardian of aecret Army Conn) expresses belief In Bridge man of the Republican Pollcy iq this year's session. Ferguson, ture, Mathematics, M odem Languages, Music, Phi lanker plane capable of refueling big plane left Paris' .Orly Field. French-Itallan border; steam loeomotiVea hnrn oririy to St.: Mrs. Janet Snyder, 83 West films haa testified he ia undecided port speech that "The policies of Committee in the Senate, said who is up for re-election next year, losophy, Physics, Psychology, Sociology and Bconiemica. We ahall alwayi remember with tther B47s while in flight. They said messages from tha pilot The f2-year-old Thibau^ a child day and n coltapalng wall jm t Middle Tpke. whether Communism la good or the Republican party aa exempli some Democrats are using "false la on a speaking tour in Michigan, ffrateful appreciation friends in Kma^w ^ttiUAffrrea i8«a The 6-jrt 847 is the world's fast* had reported all waa well and prodigy who gave hia ffret con three firemen In n hendtaL Twn < tt«*l Lutheran Church and in Manrheeter • DISCHARGED TODAY: Mis. bad. fied by President Eisenhower will and misleading information in say; and planned to u w to m e 'o f the 1st known bomber.. Like all jet weather good. cert at the age of 8. w-aa recog readlt In' MilNitantial progress for tire liHlels joined In ■nfetag what . Inquire of THE DIRECtOR OF who expreaeed sympathy and kindnenii Edith Ferguson, 605 Hartford Rd. • L The guard, a witness yesterday ing their votes 'saved' President material in the statement at. to us at the time of the death of our tlanea. Us fiiel consumption is Rescue crew* reported the tem nized as France's leading violinist. all groups in our society, including "they railed n roqfh otataMto el- BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh before McCarthy’i Senqte Invest Etaenhower'a program.” speech today in Gaylord. THE EVENING DIVISION beloved mother. Mrs. Ida Uarie Llnd> ’uinns '(rest, hence the desirability for perature on th* mountain ride wA* He had toured the United States labor.” three mUlleq doltafri dnawg**- .,,4 berg. ter to Mr., and Mrs. Richard Mc igation* subcommittee, denied he His statement wa* obviously in “The Xlemocrata are using this leriBl refueling ,to extend Us below'freezing hut the 'weather many times following his first ap was, a Communist but admitted Namara, 77 Hawthorne ____ Connecticut poultry farmer I* reply to on* issued over the week voting, issue as a Trojan horse, AID ASSURim nUtN Ulss Anne Lindberg. Urs. Arthur •aqae. otherwise was perfect. pearance there in 1903. aignlrig an Alectton petition for a Hillyer College B IR TH S T O D A Y : A son to Mr. ^hannaty •rdered bock to hia natlva Finland end by Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson just to win sn, election, and the Fraaer, Colo., Sept. 2 IE Tfnal Johnson, Mrs. Andrew I*arson of Bris> INC. W Herstofore B47s have been re- Airline o f f i c i i aaid tha paa- A native of Bordeaux, he re R ^ candidate, McCarthy Mid. to) and Harry UndbeK of .Brooklyn. and Mrs. Stanley Jagielo, d ll by Federal District Court Judge (D-Texaa), th* Senate, minority facts aren't on their side," he said. dent Blaenhawef todi 315 Hudson Sfroot N. Y. hielad from piston-engine KCW sengers Included four Indochlneae, ceived his early Violin training McCarthy ie conducting closed ciarron C. Hineks tn New Haven Nhrth Main St.; a daughter to Mr. lf*der. John*on said moat of the •They are juat trying to rid* tha tha new Iran geva Hsftferd, Coes. ; 'Mrial tankers. The jet bombers one Swiaa and a map believed to from hla f,^ther and later âtudlad hearlnga her* into peoribla Oom- to- face chargee of forging docu and' Mrs. W alter Neumann. East Pqeaident'a program which passed President's coattaili.' 4S:iS2l . \ he a Oermon. Hj* m t Apparently ments to obtain 343,000 p rofit on *t th* tgst session did *o brcaus* \ ^ a r t fo r d ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. •a Page Tkrso) were French. Ampng jUia poaeen- (OeaHaaed em Pag* U gM ) (Oanttanat on Pagn Thraa) goods Im perlzd in tha^ country. of Demgcratle support. R ^ d Herald Advt. 'T h oin u Hovey, 257 Green Rd, (OaaHmed *■ Tmge Mi ■ ,■■■'.' ■. ■ ,|f . ■ ■ : , “ ' ... ■■ , . ' ■► y - , ' ^ :V -I '•-*'.r" 1, .>ii ^ ^ ■ • • 'i ■■■'* .T ^ . \ '' ' :■!' V ' ‘ ,,v •■ /m - ■ \ : ^ ! : ; " . V -I ------> , ■, I.,,-, " r - ~ ¥ - - V - ;■ '•■- • /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 F i O l a s ,x MANUHISSTER K V E I^G h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDf^jESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1983 tacle in th* Komb ta y the tanker eluded installation of th* refuel ETWO Guard Undecided Jet Plane Allows KB47. ing equipment In the bomb bay, -- The Air FqiT# withheld tor design- and Installation of fuel tfinltaiy" if th* Rada show tad seem to have aaaumsd that the Re Whiston-Fogarty % edding military aecttrily reasons informa tank*, punips and l|n*s and addi public of Korea would automatical- Youth Drowns On Cotnniutiisiti Mifl-Air Refueling tion on rafiicllng capacities, rates tional- cockpit instnimantatlon. ar« always ready to nago- ly go along with anything that tha Obituary of fuel flow, altitudes and alr- All of th* modlfic'at’lon work Dulles Tells U.N. w anted," he aMd. tiate iiKgood faith," ha said, "but (CMttNNMl fra*N P sga Om ) (CantintMd from Pitgn On*) apeeils:' waa done by Boeing experimental w«' axpacbjtood faith to b« mutual. "In fact, the Republic of Korea In Dobsotiville ^Hfiwever, It said a 2-year teat ia not a puppet. It has a will of departments in Seattle. Wa ihallôt land oursalvas to munlat lafUUatien af tha annad have been forced to alow elitiost to program waa completed latlafac- Convention Communist itanauvars dasignad to ita own, and 20 million people have torlTy a t Boeing Airplane Co., tacked that wilt with enormous Deaths forpM. Th* aaaaleiia centlRU* to- their lowest safe speed In ,orS3, formerly 'âaae* war* queationad. MeCSaiihy N^w P olicy to withdraw front the confer- Meanwhile, America's Legion RAIN \ In refueling fi'om^ja^C97. th* In the test*, will be flown to Eglin natres, turning ba^k to bualna of Hartford, died at the Rocky Off of Raft on PenH '4at*r gave newsman aom* datalls anra.” , A t 8i45—TW. Farm . 7 - # l|t of Ui* saasiona but did not Identify tanker lewers a telescoping, flex Air Force Base. Fla., to be tested SCHOOL BOYS' Front End Allgnmoni after a gala parade, today b^le Hill Veterans Home Monday. He for ''operationhl .sutjabllity.’’ (Conttwodd from Page One) Dullaa assured the hegionniilres was the father of WItllam • and John Laneck, 18. of Rhckvllle. the witnaaaaa by nan*. ible "flying boom" which an op the United .Statea would seek at it out over Air Force budgeycuta Modifications required to make NUISANCE and the United Nation* in ^dltlon John^F. LeGauit of this towA. drowned in Dobsonvilla Pond In. The Senator said the guard erator In the tanker maneuvers the B47 an expenpienUi tanker In- BETTER Call Bruno at M1«S»41S4 ed and thought that the Ameri the peace parlay "no prWaxt for . worked fer'th* Army Signal Corps to hearing a major policy speech A sign painter and veteran of Vernon 'aho.rtly after noon today into an opening In the nose of the cana would not fight. turning Korea into, a U. S. Itaae on by Dulles. , / World War I, Mr. LeOault was in New York and had access (o The Korean fighting haa estab the Asia mainland." He shlH. the after falling off a raft. the highly rlaaeiftad fllhi which he B47. . . . HAIR CUT The two burning national con born in Canada, coming to the .A But in refueling from the new lished, ho said, that "aggressors American goal is a united, ^ ^ e vention iSauea a lr e ^ y have caused United States 52 years ago. . Lcneck was retrieved from th* HARTFORIT 1 / was supposed to guard agalnet htatlle to the free, world can not Korea, and that on details U. water by rescuers , using grappling unauthorised peraone. Jot tanker, designated the KB47, THE NORTHED MANCHESTER a spilt in the convention. A floor Besides his sons in Manchester, • R IJ the receiving ainilane has a long, S m ^tat misery, amaiingty retirved go on enlarging themselves by the | thinking la flexible, fight was forese^ at least on the he leaves another son, Alfred J. hooka. He was pronounced dead McCarthy did not aay , whether wliM medicaterf Re*iaot--wtca is strtemlined refueling probe jut tdsolis—i* applM te chafed (Ub. ■ARRERÔP conquest of smAll nations,. until | the Communlats will idget cuts ouestion. LeGauit of Bayonne, N. J.; three after firemen and police tried for any film had been etolen or tam they became bloated with power , jq tj,, cMiference in the Same ting from It* nose. Thl* probe- it / Lubricate*, medicate*, help* talical. ' 241 NOR’n i MAIN »T. MOTOR SALES 'erhaps Hie hottest issue on the daughters, Mrs. Henry Blais of 35 minutea to revive him. pered with..-- / Saihe lesder ikis with mil* awsal Sees mm and busy w ith auewss. ■ | gpij-it, and not throw roadblocks in A wonian witneaa, according to maneuvered by the B47 receiving (Cor. of .North Achool At.) Marlborough and Mrs. Emil Paris WItneasea estimate the boy was .\ggresaor^..CauUoned i achieving s simple and agehda Is^he Eisenhower admin- W m ^ the fuel into a "drogue ” or recep istraCtpp^ 5-blllion-dollar cut In and Mrs. Joseph Kurlowlc, both of in the water 20 minutes before , " F ^ r tV McCaidhy, was deacribed by a In cautioning against poaail)tVM,.CW b#<;K tbe. Alr F^^ ers and four-irrandchildren. who saw Leneck go under called the Commilniet party / to give Steuth . Korea. .Dullaa, notad . tbal4 unued. - - - , FuKeril 'Services'*111 be' h'SId fbl*' aid," and mambarx of the Ver order* tn y WatiMml'-Commlttea- N.. the United States and Us 15^ Dulles made It clear that the rrt fro}li^l43 to 120 wings. MB ' / The convention committee on from th)i Ftsette Funeral Home, non Fire Dept, and tha state pqilea "L O B t Pots*' man and ram the nickname of United Nations Allies In Korea , United States would be willing to and Manchester Police Mechanic ^ v •*Mrs. Commlesar." have Jointly declared that any \io- ; talk about Indochina, if the Chinese' aeronautics Npassed a resolution 20 Sisson. Ave., H artfor^, tom or Bm4. Cretrlerd % calling fot-. reestablishment of a row morning-at 8:15, followed by Edward Wilson rushed to the y'Jmkm Berek The Senator quotad "Mra. Oom- ik» luj—r toclatfstor ivM iH«f k Am latlon of the armistice would ' Communists desirs it, at ths scene. miaaar" as admitting Mia worksd cause grave consequences which i rean peace conference. 143-wing Al>.Fi ce. This will come ‘ * solemn retptlem mass in St. uiTbifore the oSyentlon Commit-1 Ann's Cb,qrch>at » o'clock. Burial for the Army in tha 1020a. Ha said Nm , fw Um lint tlM , irobsbiy could not be confined Dulles chided the United Nations tee on. Security^, nut it la one of will be In Soldiers' Field, North- Two teen-age boys robbed an she refused to eay whether she tlM rt't a claaa. ta w ltw thin the frontiers of Korea, for paying what he term ^ too litc elderly widow In Ohio of 1175, ' was a party member, Invoking the iking ahead to the Korean the last items oh'dVe agenda to- wood Cemetery, Hartford. iMMaal way at tahriai tie attention to South Korea’s views ds” and possibly coUjKbe crowded Friends may call at the funeral When they'je caught, good lock to constitutional immunity from pos- LUXURY y a v tnak aaa -ganait peacK conference with the Coni- in last week's debate oh the make- XTABT* SDNIIAY _ A# tbiA'IT Kf off. home from 7 to 10 tontghL them ? "Prasrl* *;•»»*• «* Tewa" sihlt s« If-incriminatlon. \ . ' aitaaul anklaail Ift mimlstS,^ Dulles again served up of the U.N. pescw'delegation. "A qe»»B I* Crews#*" "Mrs. Commlsaar” waa deacribed notice thAt "we shall not sit in it' "Some of the niember ' states The resolution could b^ blocked NOLUNATOI-U m Mafic in the security committee but pro Edward C. Kapeheafta hv the witneae, McCarthy said, as Flaa iMiaantar m t ponents ssys It dfflnitel.v will be Edwej-d C. Kapcheike, 68, 'of 53 the p aity bona of a woman Army tanu Irata aaf |ariw|i brought out on the convention Wells Ave., East Hartford, died at /jiw < oNpi Ticr^ro employe who yesterday reported \ ta a ik ii-ia aiiaatai! floor. the East Hartford Hoapital.^Mon- EASTWOOD ly admitted to McCarthy that ehe Ml ta* iraia aaf , Norman ivorman Ifree operation. Center (Cemetery, East Hartford. R I I *s It'wâa Indicated laat night th a t the Friends'njay call at the funeral permission from their siipeiiori MRS. MERRILL>JOSKPH WHISTON Channel Back Chair lt‘a true iocineration—with high Leglqn'a Foreign Relationa com- home after 7\ 0’clock this evening. and the Secretary of Defense be mitteV-would not call for United "‘"TLTTKrNNHTToN'sN^ fore supplying the data. Shown at' left. Graceful lath Cen intensity combustion using pre* T«*y I'erll* | Kreel Mye* The Aflpy spokesman In Wash The wedding of Miss Margaret va^l, Mrs. Dornth.v Rrmkirwirz of State*’ withdrawal from the or- Rockville. .** malroii of honor. Her tury design in choice of Green, Red, heated direct draft. At the touch ganiaatloi ------V ------"Master of. ington later said that exiating Mary Fogarty, daughter of 3Jr.,and Cocoa or Gold Damask . , with Ma * 'H o u d in i" couaih. Miss Donna Lee Remklc- n m m t R But thi»\ould not prevent the Ballantrae’’ regulations were designed to pro Mr*. .lohn H. Fogarty of 19 High hogany finish exposed wood framea. of a match, everything burnt to SHOiS KM CHILOHN FunerAjfl «:U tM -.1* wlcz, ws* junior bridesmaid. John queatton from^. coming to the con tect tha confidential nature of per-i fit . 'and Merrtll Joseph Whl*t **jAMAirA nrw** Aug. 29, in St. Jam es' Church. The H artford fldenre in the U. N. a*Na security resident of Manchester, was hflA Air rHHditlniird • Tm Farhliiff HjiRRAVR Y OrM RLr^ « C^tUi office of the Defense Department aingle-ring ceremony wss per this afternoon at 2 o’clock fro] general fiaunael said th* Pentagon The bride's goi^ of lace and Organization. formed at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Start j'ouT little one# off with a Donald R. Wilaon of Ciarkshurg, the Emanuel Lutheran Church, would make no decision on th* Mc nylon tulle- was deslgried with a Stunning Design - lop-quslity *hoe, expertly fitted. Both of the*e W. Va., a former national ,H;om- with the paator, the Rev. Carl E. C arthy request until th* iaaue* had John Tierney of St. Peter's Church. scoop neckline, short xleeves and important ingreiiient* arc a paH of mandeh gave a bitter attack Olson, officiating. Mrs. Roy John been studied In the light lif devel Hartford, cousin of the bride. bouffant skirt which terminated In A handsome period re Ron. ROloiBt, accompjinipd at the tHlLOREN FREB opments since ths original order White gladioli and palms com a full court tram . Her veitoof Im- everi- tale made at our store. against the organization in a cotv; STARTS AT DUSK production in Red or "A-. .^mion ";>;^b’"‘whVch "dr^w f-"S was iastied fiva years ago. posed the decorations, I ported illusion was draped nipqi a Gold damask with deep ■ mixed «Mtlpn from thr Vom^ (-'.'Rock' ' of Axe*Ages'' - and and"Abide ' Ab.de with . ..Th* brld* who was . escorted to . cxoivn of lace and aeod pea^â^^5 he channel hack,' reversi I Me." Burial was ip the family plot More* than half of all Americans the altar and given in marriage by wore lace mitt* and carried a miltee. ble spring filled cu.sh- in (he Ea.st Cemetery. wear glasses. her father, was attended by her qiiet of while gladioli and ivy w inn^ Rale priced for Metnhers fvltical Beaters were W. Wesley Berg. MANCHESTER .tS ...... ■ . !---- white orchid center. FIXTRA value . . ex Foam Rubber Cushion Moat members, \howevever. W-ere RlchardsY. Newton, A, Sherwood The matron of honor was gown tra beauty: critical of the Uv N. Inin varying I Anderson\ Arthur Wilkie. Jr.. ENGINEERII^G ^ E R B N E R ' S D lt lv e -9n 1 Iveoitlie ed in lace and tulle over beige Plastic Arm Chair Luxurioua Lounge Chair* degrees, Thomas J. Turner, snd Robert M. BtL-rON NcrrH satin. She wore a headdress* of . 5 0 in Boucle with fabulous 479.95 41 OAK ST. TEL MI-3-8177 SHOES Legionnaires also will hear talks i Hultmsn. bronze chrysanthemums snd rsr- Foam Rubber cuihions'. today by George Meany, president Many beautiful floral tributes CLOSE OUT OF rted an arm bouquet of the same A. -r o o m y. ‘4 4 STYLED RlOHT — FITTED RIGHT of the American Federation of were received apd numerous, 823 MAIN STREET T E I- Ml-8-8081 • flower*. CTOfort* b 1 e dent of the National Education friend* called at hie Watkins Fu The bridesmaid Wore lace and Chair.If. CChoir# dent of the. National Education neral Home Mbnd*>\and Tuesday tulle over Alice blue taffeta, with of <*qlor (Vdor* is Assn. evenings to pay laal^^ respect to tiara of . yellow chrysanthemums I i m1 i t \e^< d . In C^n A Keith Account Tha 10-hour parade, throilgh Mis* Erickson. \ I and arm botiquel "of the same tough. >ath*r leather downtown St. Louis rcolor.— like p I aI * \\j t r claimed the lives of two Legion ! MraX Fogarty ' chose for | her w i t h bloild nslrea - both World War I veter \ STRAP PUMPS and OPERAS j da.>ghter's wedding^ loast crepe. finish framea; Here to help you to select your BACK-TO-SGHOOL ans who collapsed under the 100- ' The \ -I block hat and acCe.s*nrtes and cor- AND BACK-TO-COLLEGE clothei are:— degree temperature. lO'.tcu ^ rage of Tallariian roses. The WlIllaM Randolph,,-M, of N orth, ' hridegroom'a .diiother was alliied Uttle Rock, and Salem A. Hatem, f GOTTEN , in a . navy print dre^.. pmk acccs- 14 »1. of New York City were both i Doctor S^ys 1 AN RLUES. GREENS «nd ' sories and- corsage of pink roses. CLAIRE-ANN LAMENZO dead on arrival at Ctty Hospital. | : They a.ssisted the bridal party at About 130.^ other paradera and PETERS A PEW REDS ' a reception in the VFW Pos’. Death From “Broken Heart" J* i .A« - marchers wb^-e treated at first aid , Result -pf Physical Caiiae. 1 Horn) ANITA CACLIARDONE stations after tpey were overcome MERRILL When the couple left for an iin- by the heat. _ v - - By EDWIN P, JORD.AN. M.O. S p e c i a l .... arinounced wedding trip, .he bride DiHton Back An estim ated 300,000 persons Written for NEA Service /V as wearing a beige shanturg a : turhM out to watch Yhe veterans of "Does exceaalve grief, worry, ' .TOit. luggage tan acrwworie.s amt In B w c le “ ------MAYfERtAND three wars ride or march" ttjrough orchid corsage. the streets". ■ Scattered through the anger or remorse have any direct ...... "i The bride., a graduate of Man- A big; roomy Kenmar Recijntng Chair Our "a d i" the next few weeks will feature clothes parade were beauty queens, .323 . effect on the heart?"' asks Mr*. . cheater ■ High' RchoOP ,ir,d H art K r o exit 1 e r drum and bugle.. corps .. and bands, I M. C. "If not, what causes th* NOW MANCHltftM ford Hospital fichool of Nur.sing, Chair ‘w\l t h The naUonalI>\famnua. Kenmar, fully adjustable ' t h e s e y o u n g l a d ie s f e e l w il l be CAMPUS-WISE 178 replica* of locomotive* and box p,||„ which seems to" originate in ; is with the Olastonlii.iy V'islting deep tutted for perfect relaxation: In Red or Green tweed cars and autoitipbllea-carrying dig the heart, extend to the shoulder, FLAYING Nurse Assn. The bridegroom button bacli, Tapestry With long wearing plaatic arm*. AND BUD(ÊT-WISE. nitaries. : and then on down the upper left STATE ' .was graduated from St. M>try * tailored' It was 8t. I>ouls’ biggest parsde arm ? Relief conie* only after Academy, New Hav-xp. and at in finer Bou- .95 with 100,000 marchers and riders. complete peace of mind has been YOU It W E OlVE GREEN STAMPS tends the University tf Connecti cle in choice These glrls will be "on hand" tohalp you choosa t¥a parfact restored. I \ cut. of Red or *59 BACK-TO-SCHOOL wardrobe. "I* there really aiich a thing aa j Green. H aa Correct Hours ' a broken heart? We often read of LAUGH expenaive dec- old people dying of broken hearts ‘orator* rope LIBERAL For Using Hose sfter their life-long mate* have de AND fringe base. TUDGET parted." 1. TERMS The several question* contained * 8 9 5 0 5 4 9 9 5 Diiajo^ * , ' s. misinteirrelstlon ,i™ ntof a . in ^ this letter are indeed interesting.8^ EERI legal . advertisement. Th* Herald heart" in the sense In Two For $89.95! I yesterday printed a "misleading which this word i* used by Mrf. C. story concerning restrictions on i* not recognized ss a definite dis- S h tf k n o w s STUNNING FAN BACK CHAIRS. SINGLY the.. UM of . garden.. J. 1hêa__ ^ ease ^by phvSicisns. When ^someone OR IN'PAIRS, upholstered in floral 'design Barcalo Chair .linen with plain color or floral outside .back*. Allowing Is a correct versiom ,h* ,„** „f , lif*. hor Diamond is Tapered leg*, wOqd frame. Similar to illuatra- There 1. no ^MtricUon on |h. hysical cause Deaigned to give, the body Uon:’ ' ^ uae.of hose* except tmtween th* be held reaponzihle. correet, ■ aclentifir support hours of 4 p.m. , However, it is coming to be help Thn 9. W. comp wharo thty medn for complete relaxation. In During thoaa houri, resident* y e fiAwm red Duran plaatic. aaUed to ua* garden hose* on days , ^ exceaslve, grief, or lha mitlokt of putting 630 with odd d*t,e* if t y r e ho'isea' iipselsi have a dl- U. S. Army torgoonti togothorl , , b o e a u so You'll Find Many hsve odd htreet number* and oOijert effect on numerous bodjily \ Unadvert 1 a e d even dates if their* houses have function*. Consequently, if the 129 .CTiairs In ’Thia aven street number*. heart, the nervous system or the m m m k u M M i n iw it c o m a Spectacular Sale'. digestive tract are already dia- Drisp In , Tomor Kt-oehler Quality row '/. See Them tuibed by disease or Injury, they in TH IS Coiilrovergial Sitfe : may be harmfully affected by AU! Choice of RedNor Green ’I>p*etry with igrlef, Angvt; .Of, worry, possibly^ spring seat, button back. Big and roomy, 0 ^ 1 I J la i^ ia ’^''en to the aiage^^^ of bringing' an exceptional value. ■ ■ ' " 04IH I Ilf JM l V *w eariier thariMt would oUiehi , ----f&l ...... j wise have occunrî' Tfliy fpugilfbaek wlth^t^^^^ .V T t a i AaSm* Jttaity/Gompiany. , J / :'Mfirot"W«opon’"'fotfgfit«r;'battHng"- aold a Parcel of the land at Lenox ! and East Center St. to the East typical of those of angina pectoris, borbnd wiro with borfiotf wifi Center Street Corp., an Alexander snd for purposes of this discussion TREASURE CHEST Princess Chair ! Jarvis firm. it may be assumed th at It Is an A lovely period deeign I The land la p art oTTTparcel In- gina which is occurring. It has made up In velvet with I volved in the recent controversial long been recognized that in an rich button tufting, la • rezonIng for business of the aouth- gina the emotions plsy a tremend- ouli part in the appearance" of Roomy Platform Rocker Flame. Emerald Oreea eaal comer of the Intersection. or Cardinal Red. Keith 1 It will be thfe site of a new symptoms, » Sialagiy A favorite for relaxing comfort. Big and ■ale price only . I supermarket. EthoUnik A ggravates V roomy," tailored in Tapeetry with fuTi. full .,-coll 1 i An attem pt by iuime resident* of Many years ago one famous spring construction throughout. Mahogany I the area to have the decision of the physicisn who himself had angina From tho stag# ploy that finish grip arms and base. "I- 1.95 Town Planning Commission In remarked that hla life was in the look command of Irocdwoy I zoning th* section, for business hands of any fool who choae to ‘At MICHAELS, we stake our reputation on the flawless- ! fsilep when a Court of Common annoy him. In this way, thereifore. for thfM solid yMril nesB of our diamonds. This ring-box, beautiful reproduc Two For exceaalve grief, worry, anger or i Pleas Judge found for tha Cpm- tion of a Tudor chest, symbolises this fineness of quality, *3 9 ®’ 8109.95 ' mission. remprae might have a direct effect on the heart by woraening the re s a y s right out "it’s FLAWLESS." sult* of an angiita pectoris already present. SHOP THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL: 9 Engagement Finally, I should like to say a word about the favorite outlook l4My NiyiHBiils InvitBM for many angina patieiitai If 8 lalagf7 the attacks come only occaaioh- Simboftki-Siemlnnki ally and are not too severe, arid WtlllAM DON OTTO Mr. snd Mra. Frank SImboaki of the patient Is .reasonably, careful, HOLDEN‘ TAYLOR•PREMINGER I' MISS FERLAND has chosen a Jantxen sweater set 264 Jefferson St.,. Hartford, have the outlook ia by no mMna so dark O F MANCHFSTER CLAIRE-ANN hiw cho8en a button front (eaay • in the famous'karafleece, which has that cashmere announced the engagement of aa was formerly believed. Indeed, PI.US *‘feel” and washes beautifully. their daughter, -Mlaa Teresa D. medical annala contain the records to get in and out of) all wool aweater at S6.08 in ^ Simboskl, to Stanley f, SieminskI Jantsen pullover sweaters range from 85.98 up and of people who have had angina Wayne Morris in O k TIHE white or colora. A tweedy mixture full skirt, with of 28 W est Center St. pectoris for more than 25 years. the cardigans from 88.98 up. I Mias Simboski is employed by B88 MAIN BT. — MANCHESTER / M a f 17 oat SMSilm f i t button back trim, in gray or brown, |8.98. ... Her Behnuda shorts are gray flannel at 85.98, also ' th* Champ^n Box Co., 'of H art- Reproduction in whole or in part 'THE MARKSMAN •isRiatMe iweea'j a h t available in corduroy. ' a ' lord, and her fiance, who served prohibited except by permission of THf KNOWN NAMI. TH| .KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE IWO M i s h* f K ■ - ' „ I two years with the U. 8. Army ta NEA Service, Inc—Printed in ! employed at th* Pratt A 'Whlt- U, 8. A. "BTALAO n* Bhowa 2i85, S;65—Ce-HH at 2, 7, IttM PHOTOGRAPHS FROM STOCK BY JOSEPH P. NAYLOR STUDIO I ney Aircraft plant. The wedding daU ta aet for'Bat- Keep •OR your toea, glria. If jroili ■ ' ■ - > . , STARTS SUNii "BANDWAGON” pluB ‘*BRIGHT ROAD” \ . lurday, Nov. 14. want to keep ahead of th* heels. ^ - • ■ ■ ...... ■

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V - ^ r ; ; V ^ ;\T. . •«S . .' ■ _. • ■ CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. lSi» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 PAOEFTVI PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN( to brtng'"tt« minutes of ths last M arU jiliû g h iMstlng. Shs had to return to Candlelight Rooi|i Silverstein-Cramer Wedding MartborottthiHb get them. . ^ NOW IS THI TIMI ipcJnipers Fl^r^ Up Then proponents of soning were Opens at V.F.’^ . TO PLACi YOUR ORDIR FOR shouted down wnsp they tried to jSrusfi f'ire ExiinguUhed; pi j jiiwrespr apeak at the b a fliu ^ g of the ses BACK TO SCHOOlr^^ of Tb* nuurrlag* of M lw Doris Sue At Town Meeting sion. , Tha new ‘‘Qandlslight Room," „ ■ ■ ' . ■ .../v Crsm^r, ^dti^hter of Mr. and Mrs. Than someone challengM wheth sat u|>yto asrvsrsaafoods was offl- Third lf'ime Area Was Hit Mack Cramer of PorUmouth, Vs., er the mdeung AdWs legsKof not. ctaTly opened last night at tha AMBSITB Kast Hampton, Sept. 3 — A to Lee M. SUviirstetn. son of Mr> They took a vote and d ecld ^ 217 clergyman atormed out^ In disgust, to 60. that the meeting i\es regal; Veterans of Foraign Warn Halk 'Bolton, Sept.' S-^fSjpbolnr)-fSMeinri 7 'thc other car, Mrs, Charles Kose .And Mrs. Saul M. Sllversteln of 28 , ? “■ a woman fainted and evarybody And Kast fHampton. was -Tha rpow wUl baopan-to aMBbsnr4 The Iqcnl .voluatear.-fUre-Oepail'-Bt^-dSB nt WflY hfteplt-|t52ll ae Stephen 8U took place Sunday i r was hot under the ^collar last night dering whether it should let nelgh^ .jvlves and.gue'sta ovary Thursday, 4M t I V E 8 ^ - meat may bagin to And thafr job a raault of )hs acldent. cveninsr, Auf. 30. at the Suburban when the Town of Marlborough boring Marlborough use- ita high [day and Saturday tvanlng from enonotonoua. Thay ware cÛad Mere OOP Caodhtolea File "Country Club In Portsmouth, Va. h v school any more. • EFFICIENT GUARANTEED out again last night to extlngiuah. Three more candidatee for nom The double rine ceremony was I held Ita town meeting here because T t^'W p. m. '■ . . WORK MACHINE SPREAD/ / a bruah flra at Lyman iand Francn ination On the Republican ticket performed by RabW Albert Lee-/j 1 , It lacked space In Ita own Tbwn Set a ff from tha main bar, the roads, the third .time ' In three In the town'a biennial election have N/ man! of Portsmouth. The-altar was , AUSTR AUAN RAINMAKUMG POWER ROLLED^ / Hall. room ia^m oat an iaolated entity , months they have had 'a Are call filed their intention to run with banked with palms, in c lu ^ g j Brisbane l/n—Australia ' now The atosmy iiSue, whether the complete ^ h ita own bar and aub- WK HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT / and each one o f iham to the same the party. Mri. Mamie A. Maneg- camandar and fern fillers. T h e, , ^ leads roost countries of the world dued llghtinlFjpravidad by attrac canopy was covered with huckle-! j : town ahould eaUtkllah a Zoning in rainmaking research;' says Dr. AND KNOW HOW— DON’T DELAY—CALL TODAY, area. gla, incumbent registrar of votere, tively mountacK^mdloa. \ , Flra calls to Lyman and FTsneh and E. Pierce Herrick,. Incumbent berry, spring-en* and white carna-,| [ _ ■_ COmmisaion and a Zeinmg Board of Edward G. Bow eiv' 42-year-old Commander KaaineUi Oetrlnaki tions. The processional aisle con- ^ Appeals, was approved ITS to 93 rsinmaking expert'^f the Com yTiR M S UF TO 34 MONTHS \ roads hava been lioming In at- aaseeeor and clerk of the' board, told The Herald Kii originally got ' .m oat Ilka monthly bills.. The Arat will aeek re-election. r aUted of candlesbras twined in ivy j P and there wasn’t a word aald in a monwealth Selentlflc Indua- tha idea for theX/'Candlallght decorated with wedding hells^^d ‘ ' '-1 ' temperate tone, .. trisl R e s e a ''r c h Oiânlzation «n e acourrad on Jiily 5, tha see Norman J. Prauee of Bolton Room" while yisKIng wt a rustic FUCi YOUR FRH ded' on July 31 and this one on Center Rd. baa filed his intentt - . 1 ' ' White tapers. A t 10 p. m. the Rev. Henrj^ W (CSIROl. Pb. Bowen lesdsW team New Hampshire Inn during hie re Tuttle -left the meeting, saying lie of 20 scientists that has m adV ^n ORDIR NOW ISTIMATIS Bept. 1. to sack nomination to the Boar/Fbf Given in marriage hyj«tr father, cent vacation. Bducatton. Mother^ bring your Back-To-School guys the bride wore a gow^^f imported was "disgusted" with the prodeed^ fall nearly 200 times. X. Fireman report that aahea In Oatrinskl eald the club oflHclala tha area whara bruah cut on town A ll elective officea i n ^ e town Chantilly Ibre over^t.sffeta.-off- ings. Ten minutes later the woman H^ said to a reporter in Bris- had been trying to figure out aoipe ... BUriil .ind.UiaU'rf j ! f acted, upon. a>-(ha Oct-6 "nifibMaef hftlHMirBuntned- tn • the- -’faintedi-...... - - ...... - ■ ■ ireng; ' "Thera is' no doubt-that we ijiecrai lem ca or idea * i scalloped lace;^ full taffeta skir.l IÔM AS COLLA —"ihara had been bunting at the election. Candldateeîat file their Everything went wrong from thi can. make rain fall from clouds might serve to Increase both inter lite. However, laat night's ATe intention to aeek Rûblicon nomi a rid gg I In the new>«patlo length, with lace beginning — which Was leveyil CONSTRUCTION COMPANY our sjpecialized when we want It. The problem now est andksttendance at VFW meet ''had Aared up In a wooded area'ad- nation with thp^^lerk of the Town over ending in "U " .square points; months ago. . y is to n i^ e it .fall over a large ings. He\figuced that the strong- / tight bodice ending in a point m \ FHONI MANCHISTIR, MI-f-S224 / Joinlng thla spot. / Committee, idra. Joseph D’llella, ■X The town called the towRêct- area at an'economic cost. We hope appeal ofNMsfood In the area They esUmated that about a on or before' Sept. 8. The parly the front at the waistline, four ing and so many people showed up would probably be the ons thing to solve t i ^ within the next half-acre of land waa buyned over ceucue Will be held at the Cbm- tiered finger tip illusion veil under they couldn't find places to sit. So moat memberaânted. shops for chfl where Quality, a corone.t of seed peail.s and decade." before the Are was broyi|bt under piutiWSr Hall on Sept. 14. the Town Father hpd to postpone '\ orange blossoms. The bride car- . control. The land ir believed to Monday Club Holds Hale \, ■ r the meeting until a larger meeting be owned by RIcherd Moira of rled-a cascade and spray bouquet; place could be /ound. / /;■ The Monday Club, a group of catered in the bouquet was a \ -Birch Mountain. eight Bolton Center women, are Value and Fit while orchid with the purple East Hampton's High School HoM MeeBag'at FIrehouae currently enjoying the frulte of throat, with shattered and fcathcr- Audi'torium was selected and the The Are department will post their labors, to use an old cliche. ' ad carnations. meeting- went on last night. pone Ita bi-weekly drill tonight in Each Monday evening they meet ■ WfCSV Everybody was up in i^rms over Mrs. Richard Kline of Norfolk, view of the regular- meeting at to work on Items for their annual L_. Va.. .was matron of honor: Miss the issue and you knew from the the department to be'held at the! “ la. usually held In November, \- Helen Cramer of Portsmouth, sis start it would be a stormy sea TEL. MI-3-8t6l 824-828 firehouae.at 8 o'clocU. Purchase] Funds from these sales Were 'X ter of the bride, was maid of honor. : Sion. '■ . of a resuscitator is expected to be I used recently to have the shutters What made matters worse" was MANCHE8TEB The two bridesmaids were Misses i M AIN ST. the major Item of businese on the of Bolton Congregational'Church Town Clerk Margaret Frink forgot ■Her "Majesty’s Gay Cotton Phyllis and Barbara Silvcralein of | agenda. | repaired, painted and rehung, and A r Manchester, sisters of the groom. , Fire Chief Peter Miaaollnl re- U " Install handsome wrought Iron Their dresses were cherry blossom, | porta that a local woman who lost' balustrades at each side of the pure silk iridescent taffeta over ! a son In a drowrting accident ,has | portico, * 4 # '' ■ budget basic Pre-teen •■■-pleRted nylon- organainsr worn., already written -a eheek- *nd-j»e-f,--™^*IU;|^J;l*ra.were removed fronv itr- over pink ruffled petticoat, the aented It to the department. The the Church sometime ago snd are pleated organzine crl-ss-crOsscd to . check-,-in a sizeable amount, is ex now restored in the splendor of form an off-the-shoulder draped | pected to be the basis for a puîc their hew coat of antique green neckline. The bridesmaids carried \ aubscription aponsored by the,.| ■ i equipment. Glsdilun* Studio. "7* , X ^ Court Case Heard - The batuatrades. executed by the Leonard Mordccal of Boston, MRS. L E E M. SILV E R ST E IN Two erases were on the docket Kilpatrick Iron Works in Man cousin of the groom, was best man chester. replaced simple pipe rsll- / $ 2 - 9 8 and the ushers were Adler Dqbkin, for the BCBsion of Trial Justice intpi l^'hlch served a practical pur-' »5.«« lo »8-®* Court lest night. Stanley Zanlew- Arnold Handler and Charles black linen sheath with white jer breaker that' is cafiable of shut pose bht laid no claims to besiity. Young of Manchester; Raymond sey top contour silhouette with full ting oft In one-twentieth of a sec ekt, 43. or Orange St., New Brit R o b fii'A . ('arthl Beller of Willimantlc; Wallace back bolero of Irish linepi'^ ond more electrical energy than YeeWcia’ef ssfelf ’ if a f e y iTiiamc ain was found guilty on two WOMUM"! Ctaicd by oat-of-liae oi . The Kev. J. Richard Yeager offi Lohr of Columbia; Richard Karp - 'The.,' bride graduated from any other break in use at present charges by Trial Justice John ciated at funeral aervlces for 8- Young daughter can!t have enuf BrijHdels University law.June. Sll- ■aUtinced wtMck. dwy m m Ii m n tim Swanson. He waii fined 315 for O f sanf.oriz«d, Therc«rized cotton of New York»City; William Ma- in the world. . .*. ihoisni dMir kCt... dw««ea jm m by year-old Robert A. Carini of Route .cute..- dresses....Tirat's why., wa: Gowen of Ashley, Pa.,' and “Mort "vefsteln graduated - from- -Boston The StKtdn'guard-will begin this fiimiiig' blow-oiMi Md'accaomm. Bw driving wiUiout a.li£enae.and.|.5.IX)-;44.a-oiv Monday mnmtng'aT Rose with 4-gor»'skirt Jaffe of New Britain. 'University in 1952, and la present fgll to protect the plant's 330.000- whfivotiy? loMMd—1r m ead ym for, failure to dim 'hia headlights. Hill Funeral Home In R'oeky Hill. are so stocked up with fas /• sign 'embhiiidery on top of 'yoke The mother of the bride wore a ly in his last year at the Harvard volt power traifamission system 'The second case Involving Miss Bearers were Irving Norris. Lewis cinating cottons rignt whan sha navy pure silk taffeta dress, with Graduate Bu.sine.as School. whenever short circuits occur. It Barbara Dupre of Berlin was post Norris. Louis Carini snd John and hem ruffle. Nylon ribbon portrait neckline,‘trimmed <11 navy wiir act as a giant fuse, like the poned when the accused’e attorney Musa. Burial was in Rose Hill Me needs them for ^'^SCHOOL. Our lacc, dyed to match dre.ss. an^ ones in your home electrical sys ■star \ waa unable to attend last night's morial Park, Rocky HIM. beading.. V-back covers bra. Pre- \j:ourt session. Mias Dupre was In- size range is for 8s to 14s and tha draped skirt. -The bridegroom'8 Electrical Fuse tem. rfiv rnen teen sizes 8 to 14. mother wore lavender organza, qlvecl In. an accident on Bolton Manchester Evening Herald Bol prices are tiny. neckline trimmed with seeded I M K I H apptn” Cehter Road at Dlmock Road Aug. ton correspondent. Mrs. Joseph pearls, with a full skirt. Weighs 80 Tons 23. fe th ihe and the operator Of D’ltolle. telephone Mitchell 8-8646. After a reception at the Subur- ® 69.88 59.1 ban Country Club,, Mr. and Mrs. ReverlS’, ' Ohioi- { ^ — The" big HLM$I»MERAS planes capable of delivering-atomic Silverstein left for a wedding trip r gest gimril in the electrical busi FLASH BULBS, CASES, Clarks Motor Sajss ^ Ready destruction. The argument for touring the Maine coast. After keeping an edge In this depart 8ept_18. the couple will be at home ness is getting ready to go to MOVIES, r AKTS ' M l BROAD .ST. work for the Ohio Power Co. at TEL. MI-9-2012 ment — and it is made by many \ at 322 Brookline St., Cambridge, ;or P^Gleclion besides the Alr.Force enthuelasts its Muskingum River plant. Mass. t AiHiur Dni| Stores jt — ia that knowledge of sure and The guard is a ânt circuit SAFETTAlCAMIUTEtS For traveling, the bride wore a Atohiic War powerful retaietion is always the best deterrent against war. \ And that, under current mlllta-' Burton's Little Sha' By J. M. KO] R. AP Newa'V^Myst ry Conditions; It Is therefore the! 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UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, IR, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1968 HAkdHBSTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1953 FA6S8CVW..tj. /T'a PAGE SIX ■ II ...... M .A ll ..j M ------a ...... ’I tn-tdil-blin Um( Ma braahlaat of wars on pins an4 naadlea and final- stood in tha doorway watching ay# also expected to attend. Thg- «e*B X perty a t lisnox asid East OMAtr Bt. ainejfv-AdMona-4trattiN|f •t. qaltcW m Deeda i t ; |n.ooo. €iniplr^«îqiet — Bcm IWlt BTtr Dtf Dtr friad eggplant was.roady. lyi ba callad. You never saw 21 the scent. He said ”1 knew ha skville-Vernon commlttee in charge includaa Com PuBKc Recbrlte m o f w d f Jw Rnym ^ Ekcnberger, Jack's people r 'o two care so fast in would come back because every mander John WUliams, Bdward Metha K h n a h I to William KaachL-two propertle* at Over faUiar, tok hia placa on the sofa all your Ilf*." , night when I prayed I said 'Plaasa, Perry, Buell Chapman. ' Ralph Refrigerated Ga« ^ Dog bites were not in the 'nnd said ”I can ramember Dee. 28, Jack pickad up the story again. please, please, please!” - Sdkumey, Donald B&ker, WUlfaai t'^W am uitee Deeds look De. ' About To w n S p u rs Seai^ch news today at Manrhester .Me- Florence M. Broderick to Har Frances M. Zito to Thoihas W. Recalli^J'ime M80, a lltUe ditferenUy mrar. It "Finally ^tti»Hha plane landed at RANGE and FUEL (HL \ t t o m e y to Give. Counsel Dumas and Edward Britneg. Mr. and lira. Rlcliari Waat- moilal Hospital but baea wad'Ihraa days after Christmas and Bradley Field and I got off. Fraa Thrall Farewell rarty old M. Allard and Florence R. Brsdy, property at 1^5 Brookflcld Tha Rar. Dr. Fred R. Edgar and. caused painful but not serious Saunders, property on William orar. of tt.Qattaga Bt. want for Ckartto Roberta, a fellow who den^, Village thrilled me, and than Rampaging Ram A farewell party for William P. St. the Rar. Percy Bmlth, minlaters of For Lost Child Injuries to Jeff Dupont, 4, of In Red Hands drives n cab in towii drove up and I thought 1 never would see a 24 Hour Dolivory Sm yIm , Thrall of Vernon who ia le go to Street. Trade Name OarUlratea the South Methodist Church will an unscheduled airing shortly at<^^ 168 Lovs Lone. ^riorto Fall Court Term Jennie Fracchla to Walter F. Arthur J. Vantufa and Larina asked if flvw** home. sight like the Golden Gate. But the Philippines under the Inioma- attend a Ministers Institute of the ter 8 o'clock Uila morning after ^ I fram Fsfo One) The youth was'bitten on the ...... MwiTelagrain -...... whan. 1 now BiyfoUie*; waiting Tor Attacks. . . _ ...... Cow.' . Bull . . tlonal Farm Youth Bx«hange Pro Outsmer and Elena A. Gutanser, A. VsMturA Manefcaatsr JUtWood, denoMrinatton; Monday ' througfh <« - fOan t innaB tHm Fpgn-O na^...... proparty on Gardner Street. Meeting the odar al gy whirti Up'iuul on the body by a hum- "I went w t to the cab and I saw me outside that plane I knew then' »ockviU«. Sept * (8p«cl*l)-sA llce Carter. «nrt ^ ll« Brown., gram will be; held tonight at the 43 Oak'St. 1-- F r ^ j r of noxt week. hero fraaa Andorer atate police Charlie waa holding aomathing- in. that, was the greate’et thrill of ail.” Brenham, Tex. . He butted the cow In the head, killing te fn of the Tolland County Molitoria. Jr.. Stafford; "Farm Cbmpanv 8 men also ware ealltd 1st Infan- m i^ t be dead. Then word came | J'*^*'’* .f.*??* ^ .**’•*'' f months. . I Virginia Whitman to: William chegter Marine Sales. ir Inatructions from General ’ Oompany ~ turned to Jack and held out Hie that ha was a prisoner.” home this morning, all tiying to It Initantly. , prfjor Court Friday,‘Sept.'11. \ ( and Home Safety,” Gordon Glb- Dob dark of Orange who was Ostrout Bolton and Dorothy M. Building Permits Kanager Richard Martin. oiit at 10;17 this morning to put try, Mtii NnUondl < Division Blaka, heading'thc search, planned have a hand- In serving Jack bis .yf It took the sheriff, a deputy and State'a Attorney will be at\jon, Vernon. ^ / ‘ the 19U-1993 delegate to New Rpiton, property at 8M Tolland ,To W. G. McNally for Sarah out a fire In an eloctrie clottiaa called out the 175 of his unit an intensive hunt beginning short telephone. "It's for you. They ^ Jack, while eating hia braakfaat, breakfast. a highway patrolman to rope the gtarted talking 'about the Golden LUCKY LADY LAUNDERETTE hl5 office in the Hartford-Con-. \ Judging'''(^teatn Zealand‘wlll show colored slides of Tpke. Graham for a 4-ear garage at 14 v o iRa r o n a m e d drier at 38 A Garden Dr. Fire to Join the ly after daybreak. Blake said they want to know something about one Jack's little tow-headed brother ram and get i t Into a pen. nAlcut-Tniat Co., Building Fri-| ivM V egetal Judging Conteat. his trip around the world. There Alfred B. Siindqulat and Vera M. Edgerton St.. 83,800. men said the fire Started from a would pull down stacks of baled of the boyfl you were with.” Gate. T t was a wonderful thing to Parte, Bept. S (m-—The PYeneh The 10 e k ild ^ of the Jolly fee and Ihers were fire boats arith MAIN « d4 MAPLE STREETS. MANCHISTIR diS from 10 A m. 'to 4 p. m. par Lorrê^închell, Tolland; Zave will be ah entertainment program : Sundquist to Winifred T, Moyer/ To Camillo Gambolati for Alfred rahinst today named Pierre short circuit. family rangn/nom 11 montha up hay In the barn of the pig farm, Jack picked up the telephone th j aame purpoae. Judge Robert j Lenefjjjtj^' Hebron; Katherine and the evening will include square ' Jr. and Lorn* C. Moyer, property Gloelll tor a 2-Mory, 7-room dwet Vnlurd, 87, a longtime rlrli on the chance that Jimmy might watar pouring out of. them riding ^lington; Adele 'Gehring-, to 14 jreara in aga. and friends said and bis mother and' father arid along side the ahip. You ootild hear ' pPfpSITE JINAST i*.SkPd«r*on will pre.aide at the ae*-j Ui ‘ dancing ..with' music .by, th« JMc- .»at- S8-Jh:lnceton...St— ...... v ling with attacbed-garage atBtaap ....As...a..Iast. Maort...gai.-.lnto....a. 11th cjtfhl Ir-Mpeetedr: have fallen .between., balsa...... 'S tater, Mrs. - Roth Kennedy,' and the’ music from tW Army band on * ' • . A 1 which will open a t 10 a. hi. on v en tiy ;'^ '^ o b e it ’ ■McCtatcRiy," Clatchey/famllyv.Earl Johnston of The Aetna Realty Company to Hqilow Lane, 817,500. •ral In the North Afrtrao pro- poksr gams with ytnjr boas. Maybs of Large HIse Because a drought haa drnppad little Bruce, T, gathered anriind X with the following accui Vernon. Vernop^ will be the prompter. Ro- The East Center Street Qsrp. pro To Raymond T. Schaller R>r a 3 teetorato of Too lata. he'll give yoti a raiee. N the level of nearby water holes, another ship, Then finally we were 4-H Egg Judging conteat, aenlor .lobpph P. Narlor Sludio Ths/)>iga on 'the farm where (he telephone with him. Im Ran Francisco ' back In the . ... preaented: bcrta'Kalber and Dorothy Latimer MIm OlAdyd K. H»kprern was last seen number 63. investigators thought It unlikely "I knew SQirie Marines,- but T llerm an I* Diehl, R- team, Robert Powers, Mansfield; wi)r give tap dance numbers. _ _ _ _ _ ------tha boy could have drowned any States at last. ‘ SELF SERVICE tr DRâiid flOK-UF Roberta Kalber, Coventry; junior of them are large aows don't know If I knew a John Mar- BAveratock, GrandvtHir Baker; OMiilog Evriiia. Mr, and Mrs. Michael Hnberern enough to have him if where in the area-: Abandoned ■tln.” Jack said into the tele "In Frisco I went into a restau RA 'thika: 8tephen..KTupa; Don- team, Derek Helmboldt. Mansfield; The Board of Christian-Educa- wells have baen checked and,some rant and ordered a whole quart \ Charlotte Hill, Stafford; Charli of North Coventry announce the | i\a got through the fence eihclosing phone. X 24 RSNDIX WASHERS — 7 DRYERS ali B. Tixianl; Cfrin G. Cone; th>B' of the Talcottville Congrega engagement of their daughter, I them. water holes drained. "I’ll look up his name in a-book of milk. The waitress looked at me -^824-828 TKU Mt-3-5181 H |^ y H. JJyifea; Betnard E. Warrea. Jr., Vernon. tional Church will meet tonight at However, their owner. Town I hava and call some friends in Ilka I was erszy snd asked me' to 4-H Dairy Judging team, Bar 8 at the parsonage. Miss Gladys Katherine Haberern, BOAP FOR KOREA repest the order. MAIN BT. MANrHEBTTR OPIll: t A.M. Hi 9 P.M. R ^rta; EJK Bartholomew; Paul a- ; tolU Joseph Northand IIIAII4J Lemieiix, nvsilson Constable Atheraon Alger, said he Arkansas,, and if I can, find out any • \J.jD uff>^rJiard M. Arnuitrong, bara Richards, Manalield;^âve The finals in the city ssaKhsd the area afound the bam Manila iJPi ~ 'lYis Philippines thing for you. I'll cail you back." "I was on-a civilian plane com Hjp^'Rum a; William LanaKan; Lenefahy, Hebron; tjharlea ch.m plon.hlp . m a tc h .. wUl b*, “ r; , government la' sending 50.000 Jack put down the telephone'and ing across the country, and the Schreier, Hybron; Jare^'Steams, played tomorrow at 5:30 p. m. a t : weddine 1. thoroughly and found no evidence WEDNESDAfiMd SATURDAY H A P.M. li£da J. Roily; Harvey S. Smith; to indicate the boy had been mo rakes 'Of launndry aoap to Korea said to this father, "that waa from i time seemed to be going faster the Mansfield; Allan RicKlIng, He the Henjy Park Tennis coiirta, I wedding la Anno li. Antler; Jr.._Jamea E. Blan- lested. for use of the U. N; Command In lAidlow, M ass." Ha sat down again j nearer I got to home." bron. ■ with John Furphey meeting Don P**"*?*? ,- \ , a a ais^ g civilians. on the aofa and his mother cam e In • His father Interjected herie. "We ton and Thomaa M.' Foater; Claude 4-H Tractor Dicing team to Btate. Police Capt. John C. A. Williiuna; William D. Jacqiiea; Shannon. In last night's matches be announced; vBeara Roebuck Don Shannon defeatad PVank Bar- ing as chief In place of his brother THE RE-OPENING /; William lApahan; Harry T. Wat- Foundation . (■ ■ aon: Roy F; Clapp: Roae Apple- bero 6-0; 6-1; and John Furphey Richard Fuller who is in the armed ■ ' \ •1-H Poult^ Flock contest, defeated Dale Hamed. 6-1; 6-2. forces. - > ‘ atein: Victrtria'Garblch; Joeeph 'A. David AtkiKs. Mansfield; Pet^r Beaudry; Bercham E. Wilson; Trophies will be swarded to the Block Dance Held ! Molitoria, âfford, Joseph Kuryan, champion and also to the runner- A block dance was held 'nuirs- Howard C. Morgan and Roger A. i j^^gnsflel ' ' up. X da.v which was- a highly siiccesafiil Verna Ha Bliabeau; Howard C. Morgan and 4-H )egg show, several 4-H poul Maurice Gelina.s. ' \ affair, attracting a large crowd try lumbers are expected to enter Taleettville Items are now from here and surrounding towns. . - ...... 4-JI Club Day > ; ^. one.w two doaen eggs. -■ ...... •M-M8 TBIa ML8-8IB1: A large number of Tolland handlea Urbngb ' the' MBheh««t># Miss ' Diane Ctriey ' Was'’ choaih 824-828 TEU JWl-S-8iil Kesumea Meetlnga Evening Herald Rockville bureau Miss Marlborough. DANCE STUDI MAIN BY. MANCHEMTER MAIN BT. MANCHEBTER County 4-H boy.s and giilA.will •The City Hospital Amrillary will located at Qae Market St., tele Peraonal Mention \ fake part in the State 4-H Day resume Its work this week with phone RoevkIBe 5-3188. activities to be held at the Unt- Group 1 meeting tomorrow at 3 Mr. and Mrs. F. Hi Miner have 443 MAIN STREET veisity of Connecticut Saturday. p.m. Group 2 will meet Thuraday, been vl.siting their niece. Mrs. 'i Sept. 12, County 4-H Club, agent Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. and groups 3 Marlborough Charlotte Sawerby. She rjsturned Albert H. Gray announced today. and 4 at 2 p.m., Thursday, Sept. with them on Saiurda.v tP Merri- The progra^n of 4-H demonstra -mac, Mass., for a visit. CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN X BACK-TO-; VALUES SALE IT. Group 5 will also meet on Sept. tions and judging contests will be Board Seta Meeting \ 17 at 7 p.m. There will be special 1500 Attend Fair The Board of Adml.asioni will gin at 10 a. m. and conclude with work for Group 6 at this first an evening as.«embly in the Col meet Saturday. Sept. 12. from lege of Agriculture Building Au meeting of the fall season. Exhibits Dancing 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon and from TAP - BALLET - ACROBATIC FrlendJy Class Meets 1:00 to 6 :'o6 p. m. ditorium at which 'time the win The Friendiy'Class of the Union ■■■ ners of the day's events will be Marlborough. Sept. 2 (Special) animuncedr....- . - ■ - ..... Conjjegational Chttrrti will hold a . ,ManchiMtc,r . ..,Kyeaiiijr Herald picnic, rain or shine tomorrow at ■=T«e 'Marlborough' Grange Fhlf The events ■will take place In which waa helm the Jones Hollow The invited guests will Include New York Conservatory. - Willington; "Dry Picking a Chick Rd. It was followed )>y a short talk We wonder - how many men en." Gene Whaples. Mansfleld; the members of this year’s team, by Lt. Governor Alien who rode'to the coach, Ralph C. Schumey, spent $50 for a fl.shing nutflt to "How to Make a Garden Plan,", the ground., on Ahorse drawn ve- catch .50 rents worth of flsh. Robert McClatchey, Vernon. Manager Donald Berger. 'hicle. / Hnmemaking Demonstrations, A baked ham aupper. will he Fire House Dedicated "How to Midie Clothes Last Long served. There will be mbvles and On Wednesday the new ^ fire er." Mary Griffith. Coventry; other appropriate numbers on the house which is nearing completion X "Making and Using Biaa Binding," program. Father, of the players was dedicated with Roy Fuller act SALE—AUTO SEAT COVERS / \ T - X Motfrtlarly lattmOod X / 14.88 / 824-828 TEI,. Ml-8-8181 Rna-oount Fibar Seat Covers. Waedy-meda with las- MAIN ST. MA.NCHEBTBH ' tax side gusials tor smooth, wrinkla- fraa fit. ffostic coating resists wear. Quibad plostk trims. Sova. 23.95 SAKAN BtASDC SEAT COVBtS ...., ,31.44

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ilANClIESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 , 1958 PAGENtMl^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, W EPNEÂY, SEPTEMBER 2, 19S8' cem of the department. At o i i e organist and director of the P A G E E IG H T Donor requirements are aa M' Heatwave Revives Congresa will mean smooth aall* during the wartime Naal oocupa- C o v r n l r y Sto^Police Platt of the year. recrulU receim perma children’s dramitle club In the tlon but cehaiatently refuaed all krtra; nent appolntmants oa,.^troifflen i^pllsh National Church In Nor- Nntlom h«n Hi «mn rulM Md W recti on in isrhich they shall ha nar- Ing for th. Pi^dw it’a rM|UMrta. 4 2 P er8onsD ie ,-a5mS>, Age. Sl-59, lS-31 with MgAiMr AMEStTE DRIVEWAYS tow and bigoted. . Sen. Ferguson "On<--. In con«rol, however, there German requaata that he give con and their salaries are increased wtek. She baa also haan aettva aa g Olcl-Time Custom WE AMEfilTE EqUIPPED FOB LARGE I fUnUlifHttr uiatloiM. Thnne nr* mibjnct to certs In the Third Retch. consent except mernbera (Jf ' the A^licant Exams from $3,130 to $3,640 plus, malnte- Girt Scout leader, and as mother ’•■Progreaalve" used to be a won la not the alighteat doubt . that BlcKidiKiobile Drive arified foioea; weight, 110 poiinda TENNIfi COURTS OR SMALL JOBS âni^n by* tbn Unltnd Nntionn it* In Plane Crash aan ca adylaor of the Order of Rainbow PARRINO LOTS MACHINE SPREAD—FORMS derful, word. For It, our dic Demoentt would work tooth and ' . ■ or over; no surgery In tha past, M* for Oirle. She hee eerved ae enter The continued torrid weather we I lEtttttlttd If^rato m M. by action of Ita execuUvni Raps Democrat n a ll^ replace the present White Set September 18 IlltPalmonths; Vila f ajVll®Hwaawdonations #a*»*not ofteuqywa The m any young Men In Don- AND WALKS SET—POVTER ROLLED and lU mernbera, but not by tionary glvea "striving for or (CoatbMMd tiam P a g . Oaa) neetlcut who admire the" work of tainment dirncteir in the Order of are having has revived on old cus MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP OUAKANTEED \FtTBU81 Homw occupant with a member of Uidn once in two montha or oftaner Ameranth' epd le a membelr of BBKAU>^ _ J o 00? Die. Unilateral dacra* or prataura from favoring progreaa or reform, the Democratic party. than five times per year; no child the SUU PoHoowill be able to file Schesdme Opening tom with a number of women folks PREE ESTIMATES—TERMS TO SUIT TOUR PURSE itl at the Paris conservatory. He Oovuntry, Sept. * (Special)— tha Center Churah Theapth"*- UP TO S TEARS TO PAT any one Individual member. And especially aoclal, political, educa- ^Bunk’ Spread "With committee chairmanships birth In past year. applications for memberahip In Dm rtliat ef carrying parasols or sun- THdffiarF:*»^ft3uioN. In thei' control. Democrats could quickly established hla reputation ' a Bl^^dmoMla visit ia sehedulad department from now until fiept. peof eeasosi aha. hee been vlaiUng /ffiiadaa. They h a v e ,s ^ n noticed thli will have to be kept In mind, ttoiial or rellgloua." The word w sj aa a aoloist with Paria' Oolonne Flower Shew Theme F»r Dance Studio New Tork'Qty weekly to attend W ^T B R B- FKKJUSON. \jContliiued from PegeÔee) block legislation, embarrass the for (Coventry September IS^rom 34. ^^ Pnbn«htn — avail though’ thla praaant altuatUitt Teddy Roosevelt'a In 1912, and La - Orchefetra, and began his extensive The Covantry Garden Club has Openlnga are more liumeroua refresher eoursaa end at the prew* lately on Mein Stresd end in Hert DEMAIOBROS: y o n sM Oetobw 1. >W "-■ administration, and thwart the 1 to 0 P-m- In the N athan Hale chosen "Summer Harvest for Win ford-hot the beruffled. Mraaole offends, In vary*"*: dagraea. many FoUette's in 1924. And then th * Johiiaon had declared that moat carrying out’of ‘Repuhllcail'pollcy, lours of Europe and America. MORIARTY Bros. than In other years with Jhe addi Mm, ’OHva Recsivs, well known ent time la.aflidying ed the BMUy SINCE 1926 Go m rati n it y Canter. Edward ter PlMSura”” aa the thama for Jeckeon Stndte for.Radio, /Siege of the Gay Nineties, ^mt the Americana who are not eatremlata. Communists got their hands on It of the oppoalUon Elsenhower en- Just as they did'in the last year' In'addition to his appearances 3 15 C t N T t » ST their flower show Oct. 39 and BO tion of SO positiona for patrol: throughout Manchester, aonounces pretty, utilitarian rain uimrallas TELEPHONE MANCHESTEE Mlfciwl 3-7Af1 in 1949, and now the service men counterecl tljs/ year came from of President Hoover’s term." aa a soloist and with symphony Schulthelss has been named blood by tha l|5S Legislatiira ana the opening of the Little Folks' and TV. LUtIa Folks IRiMla Ad in the Booth-Dlmock Memorial appears In tonight's Heydid. of tha modern day. returning from Oomniunlst prison GOP ranks, and he said "many or orchestraa, betors World War n procurement chairman. . •Library, The ihow from 3 io 9 p.ln. passage of a law which port Studio of Dance and D rama. Mra. Women of yesteryear aa they ‘Thlbaud made a seriea of cliamber He' reminds residents that they .Stata Policeman with 3 0 ^ e * r r iRecave Is planning 6 schedule ------T------StBSCBIPnOlf^TBS Adcnhucr’s Campaign camps havt put the final crusher hla programs could not even have OONNEOnCUT WAGE RECORD both days will be one of dried « - - aallled forth on a tummer's dM PaymbU In Jkirnnen been brought to the fioor of elthet ‘Hartford (Ah—Latest labor sta- music recordings with Franch MOBILHEliT again will haVa the opportunity to rangemenU for beauty, color SM Mrvlce to retire at age iZ w h 1 c h will Include combined DffiCiaiVB W IM tm A V B thought their costnroe was IncomV oii It. To them, a "p ro g reaslv ^ is Candidates for the State Police fear ...... ‘^S'ta Chancellor Adenauer, of West House without oemocratlc help.’ tlatlca show that factory workers pianist Alfred Cortot and Spanish participate In this vitally im periMonence. rlsiitis In ballet, musical comedy Columbie, MB, UP) Magiatrate pletc without a matching or con allia***•••••••••••••••••• «*eA Tat M M c M 3-S13S portant projact. Donors of urgent* force must ba betyrsM the ages af jfaalha ...... f S Germany, aa he campaigns for tjia Just a rat. . .Ferguson, on? the other kand. In highly industriallaed Connectl calllst Pablo Cassia which ars now Mra. Adelma Crenler Stmifiona and depmaUcs. Temple H. Mqrgett didn't figure trasting pereaoL end often a fan ___ loeUi ...... *•£ In all these, processes, we have cut earn an average of 174.98 a collectors” itema. t ly needed wnole blood for military 33 and hi, must s|Md between 8 Striving td help children develop 7T-year-«ld .Em m ett Maxwell dangling from their wriat. election Sunday, la both an Amerl said he had checked 47 Senate and civilian use are needed to wrin be generfd chairman. Subcom feet, 9 inches and 6 feet, 3 Inches, DRIVING LESSONS ..ir««kly_ ...... •« first qllowe^ the Communists to rollcall votes which "conceivably week. ( ”rhibaud remdlned' In France T IM E ? mittee chairmen will be announced aelf-confidtpee, poIlM and pmAonpl would hayp' muck of a defense Oarrlagea were more plentiful •SiBd* Cony ...... ■ can asset and a liability. He la an ifovr further augment the supply of and bt of good Moral character. Ity and toDioduca proper sUge when hc"aM>earad on a charge of than automobiles and tha woman MS prBfMTB you for yoor IIc in is o to st. iR^HvtdMai besmirch certalri good wopda, and Involved the President’s program ” blood derivattvea used for the pre as wall aa detailed claaaea. There Thoae whprpaae rigid written, asset becauae he, gives clean and had found that: Will be two open classes for aduIU technique, and In cases .overcome driving'^th an expired driver's riding In them invariably farrfed :fioR OB iBsurod dool-eofltrol cor by oxporL then we ourselves have Joined in i x p t f wofdi rapolr vention of polio and treatment of physlcai feml oral examinations shyness. Mrs. Reqavc propooss to but the farmer came a small black veroion of ths para representation to Uia way of the ' ‘’Fifty per cent or more of the i ■everal other diseases. and two for children. bagM thw^pollda careers with WolRod iRstm ctor. Absohifo sofoty. D oôr •AaiHfUrf tA the use Ot TrtUbliPAtlOB .01 the process, accepting the distort Senate Democrats votyd against. Coming Events have sock student attend a c ^ s like a Philadelphia law- sol. West *n German polltica, and ba- Bm r v k m f o M p y o v Worliera Nwded three BapHtRi schooling at tha In dramatic wortcalMp along with ydr. \ ■ Now that women go everywhere ed definitions which pleased Com the President’s program 22 out of i Tba Garden Club will meet Tues BoUmky Barracks. o v o o lo g N c'ause he has acceptad and la try ■ Losal volunteers are needed now dancing. Dancing classda^wlll con- ^ Maxwell said the • lice without hats, a shlsld from the munist .ptopagaixla teqhniqueg in 47- timea ..jOt. aJUnnst.bAlf, the time._ day a t L:30.p.,nLAt.MffiH91f. —Tli4k-.i*ali>iiig-..comma,. Includaa. 'hlusng ahn te s'-esnslble ■idea," and ing to eSffy 'isut Amertcan't for while 50 per cent or more Senate and nurses and' worlcera lîll' be Caprilanda Herb Farm on Sliver stsV oT bam rr' fiMd tiqp;' w orkshop pifod After he had eetebreted dispatches herein ir t also reyrred. the first place. ■ / '' craaafoom* 'stu.dy of sU to laws, birthdays from the date w t hope to see morer*'af them. eign policy with regard to Ger Republicans voted against it only; needed the day of the mobile Vlalt Street to complete arrangements crima dotaaUoi). and traffic control playlets will be presented trough. CORfiNW AUTO SCHi Our word currency Is ripped ring iateaT 'Â o(jt the xesson. with the j^bllc - June 3(1. 1960. As for the batless men—well, ' Tull service client ot K. E. Ai. Berv- many. He Is a liability because hih four times. . _ Donors, and workers are requested for the flpwer show. AH membars along with physical education and \TEL. MlteiioE T-S010 and tom and bedraggled, We ought ing trains? to call Schulthelss. Pilgrim 2-6409. cordially Invited. His- next birtlidey.'' declared tii^ might bring out their bld- existence, as a political candidate GOP support Cited ! CeamMaSal are urged to attend., . practlca In judo, tha use of fire tiin*/panainu of straw sailors be ■Julius•'Wbltahers Mathews n*P"»*"itV Special ***“2 j«’_î«ew j r , J v * to call it all in. and reis.aue it. in 'm4 w«la UrilotfMt < the EiAenhower program went Values to $12*50 If repaitt are needed ow expert eitywNfe Iim4 t» w a s^ S«lv« . C enter.____' / Ai*e Organized \ Tor WednesdsyVl. P..; The 'f-erman statesman who Is through Congress without. a rec servioe will put things right. rolIovM IttMfif aram»H«, himR iTnr Thursdsy~l R' I''* Wednesdsy* N bocHfIs as ca^Bct, m mti IrrUaliaB. Maarhester Evening Herald fS? r & ’l p. SkThursday. our bestV friend would disa^pâr ord vote. ODD SIZES ItWN OWNM6I aramatof MaliBf. Waatfaf S«Ka H vMlo, Eor Saturday—I P. BK Enday. from powV If we ever consented In Connecticut Ferguson said that, on the other Sse in about gettiu thk amaa- Custom fitted frMMlau. atfafiMi were Illegally dismissed, and are St. Mary’s Church in Windsor cnlltled either to their Jobs back impossible td Obtain this Unity un \ der the leader American poHjy has Locks. The following year he was Manehaittri-High School \ or financial compensation for the trahaferred to SL Thomas Church cha'mploned. loss of 'hem, offers a new red flag In Fairfield. Offieifil But if Adenauer, 'diplomatically to these who spend their time He returned to St. Thomas speaking, is both a short range charging that the United Nations .Seminary in 1926 a t a professor hr irothing hut » Communist plot. asset spdâ long range liabllity^he and after six years on the faculty Is also .iCR Jiidividual, a ^rm an, was made vice-- priaklebt and two m Su its an>>wav. Senator McCarthy U al a n d .;l e a d e r , and In these re yeSra later president- ready calling the ruling sufficient His appointment as auxiliuy spects we need have no doubt in I rca.son for us to get out of the bishop to the late Bishop Maurice / » United Nations. And .there wrtll be our appraiMl of him. P: McAuliffe was announced In L6ak at the List! In hia campaigning thfs'^ week, he 1940 and he was consecrated to ill Y e llo w others who will Ifbel the Idea that that, office and aa titular Bishop of at Watkins! has been meeting one test of his the United Nations should be able / Drexel Mahogany-and character in clear and convincing Sits. He was the 6th bishop to ^ ushman Colonial Creations to hire Americans whom, we sus be consecrated at Hartford’s St. Old Ipswich Maple style. He is fighting for survival in Trutype Maple and Cherry pect of dleloyhity to America an JoaepK Cathedral since Ip was built i"- • Sprague and CarleWn Mapl the election. Sunday; he seems to Southwick Mahogany Intolerable. Ideas. ----- In 1892.. ^ i Imagine the pesiihilitiei when you haya suck ari :------V- Stratford House Mahogany expect' a " vTctoryi B ut there' has Ha slidcceded to the bishopric In Pennsylvania House Cherry The U.N. tribunal. In lU rulings array of Opan Stock Groups from whick,-t6 Stratford House Mapl6 been a clear opportunity for him, 1945 and was consecrated Bishop Kling Mahogany h^nd Maple on the various cates, used various of Hartford on April 17 of that P in ean tiq ^ Modern in hia campaigning, to swell the THIS IS THE ihREIttlMAN, ckoosa! Traditional or Modarn . . mapl^f^ piha, ' Suffield Ch«ry ' reasoning, and paid special atten year. In that same year he under- You’ll want plenty of delicious Coca-Cola on hand Pelham Modern Mahogany proportions of thla expected vic cherry, mahogany, birch. . . itylas anrf finishes Birchcraft Mcxlern tion to the circumatances Involving •tqok one of hla m<»t noteworthy O COLOR THIfi •YE^k Heywood-Wakefield Modern tory. All he has had to do la to achievementa iii thie commttnlfy. galora. Pricai to fit your budg^^do. All this in Scarsdale Modern Oak each person I'ermont’s Colchester Maple give some tacit semblanoe of play- the eminently successful tw o mil-1 . . . to make holiday meals tastier Sisaa 16 to 30. /■ In the main, however. It can be addition to standard room grodpings! ipg along \«Hth the obvious revival lion dollar building program at St. | said that Ua rulings amount to an Francis/lios'pital of which he la Freshm en are urged to get U>elr of German" nationalism, often . . . to serve friends who drop hy. order* In Mriy. ■" WATKINS IS OPEN eVe RY TUESDAY and THURSDAY assertion of the rights of the Unit president. wearing a brown Nasi hue, which ed Nations, as, an Independent Bishop-elect Flanagan, appoint We also have red, sea foam blus^ • EVENING. ia sweeping many aections of Ger . I- ‘-y • • • world organliation, to use itg own ed to the New Norwich diocese, Be prepared. : . get an extra carton or case of Coke. and white gym sutt« In stock. Catamount many. Yet, as he fared this kind wAs born in Proctor, Vt.. In 1908. .Jiid.gnicnt in determining whether of crowd this week, CTisncellor He was graduated from Holy. R|iertowear Dept. Stwead Fleer USE PURNELL PARKING b o ^ W E REDEEM YOUR or not an individual It hires is Cross, College, Worcester, Maas., Croup :— Adenauer actually went out of his TICK■ K ET. actiiallv engaged In any reprehen- and the North American College In ./ \ way to attack the Nazis and what .sible political activity against one Roni'e. He was ordaljled Dec. 8. Double Dreaner Base, they had done to Germany, to say 1931 and named a domestic pre- _ / 5173.0() of its members. late In 1946. Since 1943, he has /V The tribunal holds that mere been Chancellor and secretary- to,^ Children's Anklets Dreaaer/Mirror, $53.00 membered the Nazi record, and to membership in a legal political Bishop Edward F. Ryan o t B ur Poster Bed. $85.00 say that Germany mu.st so con i party would not be Justification lington, Vt. Fine quality nylon relnforcea-merceriied cotton anklets In KnJi- Bedaide Table, $29.00 duct Itself as to regain the con In a statement today. Bishop lleh rib or turn back cuff atylea. White and colors. fpr the. dismissal of a U.N. em Chest of Drawers fidence of other peoples. J I ’Brien. recalled the history of the ployed And It flhda th at the ac I Hartford Diocese and said: . $ 124.00 tion of some of these suspected At one of h i / audiences, 10,000 Grateful To Pope employes in availing themselves of Germans stoodÛp and sang the "We are grateful to our Holy 3 Pfe $1.00 nationalistic, firat yerse_ of Father. Pope Plus Xll, for his bn the ..Fifth Amendment, .when un gracloua consideration In elevating der Congressional - inquiry, does 'Deutschland Uber' Allea," Which Hartford to the dignity of an '-Si not In Itself constitute an offense Chancellor Adenauer has asked Archdiocesan ana Metropolitan to U.N. staff rules. Germans not to sing. He refused to See. Fashion These cases arose, in the first Join them. Moat of hiq audiences "He has done this undoubtedly »s for Sdiodl \ were stony and silent whenever he in recognition of the fact that, place, because committeea from after Braton, Hartford ia the old our Congress aought to Impose criticized the Nazi past, and ex est See in New England and nu.< AH new atylea In plastic calf or rallle. Many styles wlih aipper lor Fall their ovm standards for the staff cessively demonstrative whenever merlcally it is second In size only eompartmenU. Colors; Black, red, tan, Jirowm, green. of the United Nations. The stand he said anything' that might aeein to the Archdiocese of Boston.” to be even slightly nationalistic In The announcement by the apos ard they sought to Impose was not tolic delegate of the reorganization Plus Tax that tlie U.N. could not hire Com aentimrnt. ■ In the H artfo rd ' Diocese also in- $ 2 i9 8 munists, or suspected Communists But Chancellor Adenauer has f:Iuded word of the appointment They admit that the U.N., having kept on saying what hrK believed, elsewhere of three new auxiliary kept on with his attempt to re bishops and th# appointment, of an vCommunist nations In’ its member' archbishop. hip, Is entitled to hire employes deem Germany rather than lo lead The' new auxiliary bishops are; frota these nations. The conteh' Germany back into the assumption the Rt. Rev.iMagr. Edward V. Dar- Hollywood Campus Panties tion that the U.N. had no that there was aomething good gln and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Walter / F. Kelienbcrg. both of New York If you like right tVhire American employes about Hitler aRer'SlI, kept On In white And colors. Elastic knit from finest rayon, seamlea* V'ith the rigid, uncompromising City, to assist Francis Cardinal/ ' Who mignV^be suspected of being Spellman, Archbishop of Nety front, back and aides for perfect fit. Smalt, medium, large. Communists.' honesty of hla own views. For til York, and the Rt. Res’. Msgr. Cole this we iafutc* him, even though This effort to Impose a special man F. Carroll of Pittsburgh to as casual living youMI love ■I rule on the United Nations, with we believe that the policy he and sist, Bishop John F. Dearden of 3 9 c e a c h the U nit^ Spates agree upon to that dioceae. respect to its hiring of employes Bishop John F. Noll of Ft. Way ■■ gether, f6r the integration of one who happened to be American, ne. Ind., Wsa promoted to the ' . I . '• I '■ . ^ MX . half of- Germany in political and CUSHMAH COLONIALS \ might have come in Any case, personal rank of archbishop with ■ ‘ ■ ,4 wherever the United Nations head military aaswiatinn with the West, out change in the status of the \ ahead of the tonification of all Ger diocese. Bishop Noil was a pioneer quarters Itself happened to be lo in the National Catholic Welfare School Supplies \ If y6u lika to liv« comfortably, and Rasily, cated. But, as the ’ question did many,^ must 'sooner or later be Conference and ’4i‘ founder of the S 12.S0 arise, there were heavy indica abandoned by ua: National Catholic Weekly, "Oul- . . . Cushmofi Colonials ara for you. Cha?mi(igly ^ quaint, sturdily built, finishad in high tions that it was the fact that the Sunday Vlaltor." RING BINDERS...... 39c-50c U.N. headquarters happened to be. ’___ A Debssfd Currency lighted mapla— -for every room in the noma. -Jocated-oir' Aniertran soil which RING BINDER RBHiLS .^rvTT.--. lO c - - .was responsible for our assertion —-Hie world needa a new -vocabu A ir F orce Joins “ ' ^ ■ of Jurisdiction over f t ,__ . lary, or. at least, a purging of ihs COhdPOSmON. BOOKS .. .y .... ICk-ille IS N orton GiNXjpr ilu n t for; P lane ,...... we -VKere. clunUng..a. ■ xja »sai» special authority over, the U.N. the old. ■ VENUS "Peace,” according to our dic (CohttBued from Page Om ) " : Dresser Base, $126.50 because we rfre the h^tmation to PENCIL BOXES ------...... leasaaaiaaee 2 AFW 9 e '' y : , Chest of Dra’wers, the U.N. That constitutes soniTc- tionary, < might be "a state of r«- Dresser Mirror, $34.50 $146.00 itinciUaUon after strife or enmity; dropping cloud layer and predic thing of an edging away”^from our tion of possible rain minimizer' WATERMAN BALL POINt PEN ...... $ 1 .0 0 original acceptance of tbe^role of pearegble or friendjy relatlona.’’" hope of any aerial search' beforr Choice China host, In which wa conceded the In But "peace." In the Communist late today. FOUNTAIN PENS'..... y...,. .. $1.95 to $4.60 ternational, Independent character dictionary, seems to mean a con The ceiling was 4.500 feet over tinuation of atrife 'or enmity on a Portland when the plane reported w a t e r m a n retractable of the U.N. but declined to. 1.500 -feet'! over Table Lamps with Thus there is a great deal of slightly different level than that McChord at that'time. A few hours BALL POINT P E N ...... $ 1.95 principle behind the ruling of this o f ' war. Nor are we quite su>o later, the cloud layer had dropped U.N. tribunal, and a great deal of what it ia in the dicUonary of to 500 feet, eliminating all poasibil- American diplomacy, alther. Somu- ity of a night air search. tailored shades ^ material for argument that our Logging camps and forest serv NEW FALL COLORS AND STYLES IN I Congrcsalpnal committees were limea our reading of the ¥,’0111 ice men were notified and asked to ^ sticking their nose into affairs scenxs to __ be "conquest.” or be on the lookout for fires or other wdiich ifligfat be conceded to be "mastery.” . pohaible signs of the plan>. ~ Ladies' Billfolds The public Information officer at 9 -9 8 within their investigating pro "Liberal," according to our dic Fort Ord Replacement Center aald Fitted with paaa case,'name book and change compartments. vince, for the information ami tionary. meant "inclined to demo- the aoldiera were headed for prob Judgment of the American pMplc, riatic or republican Ideas, as op able overseas shipment . after In the Eighteenth Century, fine imported china was B posed to monarchies! or aristo reaching the atr baac. but not within their executive pro $ |.0 0 each Plus Tax "miist" in wealthy homes. _ cratic, as in politics; distinguished Seattle employe! of the non- vince, in which-they have _ At acheduled airline, which has Ui Naturally, lajoDps made of china, in traditional vase tempted to five special orders to from radical." headquarters in MiamL Fla., said -■______‘■T’ the U.N. And to this principle the ‘That, obviously, ia no longer they did not have the names of the shapes make perfect lamps for mahogany rooms today. AmtHcan people should now try tiuc. The liberal, today, has been pilot and co-pllo^. ______. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales The three models shown have bases decorated with to hold, in Uteir Judgment, in spite labeled the radical; . And the green and gray, or groan and gold leaves. of the fact that, this present ruling ^liberal himaalf, for th a t m atter, lOlIltD UNDII AUIMOillt Of THI COCA-COIA COMA ANY it Sockets take 2-lita bulbs. 28 to 29.inches ,talll provldea hot oratorical fuel to the doesn’t define himself very well. oxtremi^ whose standing pur- Many who claim the label are not, r„ ra^RiraoHS 1 as they should be, “free from nar- r c A E E n n x T oomfoundedn COCA-COtA BOTTLING COMPANY OF HARTFORD, EACT HARTFORD, CONN. TtMjWHALCeo. foot is to discredit the United Na- rownaes, bigotry, or bondage to ttona altofathar. O te n . m» cecAôu cewawf Wa at* tha United Nations boat, authority or eraad.’’ Thay think t Arthir Due Stirts \ **Cok»** h m kedo-weik U0t Its ifigator. Tha Unltad I liberalism merely deOnee th e'dl

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 19^3 J- p a g e TE N V .... MANCHESTER UVW ING H ÂLD , MANCHESTER,^ CONN, W ^NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 PAGEELEVSN i 12:00 a. m. or to 8:00 p. m, Tech School Office dafly. The offleq ia not opsn Sat- / the ftfuggle for the uto — ^ . I X egal A dvisor-* [ '^pongratulatM SaiiMii on Promotion- urdaya. T Couraea in vocAtional education' f f7M fi f . K ie ly ' ,H al Boyle' Yugoslav Reds pian jslaaaUM aoewty. Registering require four years credit .for a sec 9 0 rba prominently displayed a Nr, l a ^ froin' pn offldal of a aUU Case D elayed! p s ondary acbof^dlploma. Ona half' Are Wondering The Howell Cheney Technical the time igcdevoted to a e q ^ n g iraOOL OF BATON TWIRLING Hobbies Mean, LO; M ldtn g ent«iprise who reported School Personnel Office will be knowledge and skill at tha t r M ^ , -f «y he was required Lo address one of open this week to interview. pro- the balance of the time is gipahto OFINING WIDNESDAY, SEPT. IS About Comrade hla workera as •'mlater*! instead of laottiier D i«qaalifi(w S«4tj "comrade'* In order to get him to y^M othorl Oofffit ffiMiniJMP apectWe itudenta and accept refla- drawing and blueprint A T THE ' shop mathamaties, ^ n e a . phys For Many cans serve as a secretary at a workera' I From Hearing Kapltan t rations for the eomlng school Bled, Yugoelavta, Bept. 9 (A*i ics. English and liMnal atudiaa. EOLDA GIISON DANCE STUDIO conference. year. - Communist officials In Yugoslavia But, despite this furor. Marshal dellarf Oronffi J • Ca«e; Off-Duty Arreat Students who have graduated School aessioKs will begin Sep 191 CENTER STREET New York iwn after assuming hia neW poaitl J i m U W N s n o — Idaol for School of Dance \and then began tbraedlnf and sell • Court this morning on a char|fe of tenced to 80 days in Ihe county cle Theaters, who ia being promol- Hartford -loti planting baeovta it'a oil paran- ing the llttja animals. Within 14 J reckless driving. / jail for Intoxication and Lloyd N. {.j managership of the He has been \ ^ y actiye in civi niol, mâa tha daluaa lawn in aun months ha-'^qult hU Job with tha Hevenor. Jr.. 20. of South Wind (Hats Him way Dapartmant to de He was arrested earric Sunday Strand Theater. Hartford. James affairs and iaât present serving or ahoda ,-> , aew laaa bacauaa of ■ /f sor; was fined $8 for passing-va FOR THE 1953.54 SEASOr;^ vote all hU tlma to the hamsters. * morning -after his car^/Tan off the F. McCarthy, «t the extreme left, ss pre.sldeht/of the Chamber of tha milltena 6t aura growing aaada fta r* MiEylnfi 0 «w «rl I road on Woodbridga Street near stop sign. Commrrcey A t one time he Within ihrce years Marsh was was formerl.v i manager of the in. aoch pound. eosMEncs ■ Oakland about 1 -^ m . I Strand Theater and was promoted served as i-lre pre.sident o f the grossing $4,000 a weak, selling i WE CARRY ALL i ‘ " Prosecutor W. David Keith told I to the district managership of the Kiwank* Club and nearly every M b - $1.85 5 lbi -l8.95 AIL Ty|M$ Rf Drum iRstruetioR hamsters as pets and to hospitals | LEADING BRANDS {Judge.John .S.,;<1,,,.,Rpttner that the A n d n v e r . : Connecticut. Theaters, succeeding c.ivic/orlve for funds held .in town, 'r-and latoratoHsa fqr-axparlmental i • accident occ^frred after La Xorl'e the late John Hes.se. foj/niany years has ,been„ head J im i*«îeiAi" SWIO-rSa- purposes. . . I Bteihg a housewife is no hand!- : Artliur Dnis Starts j fell asleep at the wheel, ■ Sanson first came to Manches Sanson or he has been a ^ v e lactnd blahd that*aiakat dcaarvica- Roqlftor at tha Studio, 101 ContW St. RUGGED LEATHER { Kraiik,/S. PuJizo. Ifi. of 224 Phar- rap In the search for gold mines I (iraiige Menihers ter in 1928. staying here untt m It in some manner, incjdding abla lawn in aun or ahodb; urith • ■ (A rK w in rrrs WENT o r TOWN HALLi f'er'Os'k St., who. along with three In hobbles. Mrs. Myrtia Halm of I 1929. when he left to assume the "Jimmy" Fund drive which Is ordinary earn. ''. minors foi-sook swimming at sitlons in Hartford, D.mbury. K ew starting today and of rs^ch he Is Minneapolis bagan painting plas ■Set M vstery Riys\for $48 a dosen to other hunters. HERE ARE SOME OP THE MAEKDOWNS Mr. and Mrs. J. M. CoX Wf Or- Wm.P.Quish landei, Ela!7 speclsHae In mWing ' .reproductions of faded p^to- PHONE MlfehaR 3-S940 Rr^. $45.00. S72.SG and $80.00 IDAIRE grapha In eld family albuma. I^ sy Voluai^ N O W ...... Ja W W get thsir ordera in house to hn\Me I \-

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Bring the children in.^and see just w hy tfiese ALL OTHER SUMMER SUITS I \ e'M lW " l6 l AS of convenience - • NE\M IDEAS el economy skillfully constructed shoes ore so populor with 2 0 ^ witb .attrohifiiinum .Rotl-.te;You...: ...with big, soparole Freexof. parents who ‘know. \ ■ •V Shelves. Rut aR food right at Holdi up le 47 pounds of rOUNO MIN'S s h o r t s eAP-SUIYM-8H1RTS\ ^ S C H O O J L ^ •Awetheri'^ •■food: Buy-m'puontity.-K'eep-lt - • • I* ~ *w iR«n r 4i"VRtiit— Frigidaire first. •- sale and good lor months. 89c SUPPLIES • I ^ W IDEAS in service. Ex- • NEW IDEAS in space sovr* because he sees clearly L Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Priced to tavel • ctvtlve Butter Rte-Server keeps ing. Sliding Utility Troy and sturdy cpmbed cotton, full leb-teiietd 'W terix' okiol- cut with no binding under butter of safe temperature, deer shelves provide storage When a child ncen cleitrly, without squinting or iiy that hoi a wsnderiul. the arm*. In siaee 38 to 48. _ slices and serves it in spread- for smaller items. Everything Cronlt stationery counters ore 2.98 DESK LAMP Roq. 51.95 ValiM- NOW ...... $1.59 ' eye-atrain, better school marks come a lot easier. cemlert cut. In liitt 30-44. N*. eilS —Miuai' Anay oble pots. saer-M ol your finger IjpL headquarters for all your school Handr 3-woy SGcliGt usds iiMat Bk Taaaad Iragwa Correct vision is essential to educational progress. 30/70/100 watt bulb. Oatard. Allaaita Wiag Tip, Roq. $2.50 Valu*. NOW .....! !..... $2.19 supplies. There's a big selectioh Bfight coiGTB.______2 " Do Luxo 10.6 CO. ft. M edal 15^106 That’s why it’s so important to bring your child of loose leaf binders, Khoel bags, Roq. 52.9$ VoIim. NOW ...'______$ 2 . 4 9 to have his eyes examined, as the school year gets pent, pencils, paper. Stock up new. under way. And for the proper grinding of your R«q. 53.25 VoliM. N O W ...... ^.$2.59 Easy FbiMt leather sip binder —3.31* '• prescriptions be sure to bring them to us. You are Wearever fountain pen ''■98c * 4 4 8 - 9 5 Terms Lenther-llke brief cnee — —1.98* 1 Roq. $3.50 and 53.4$ Vatuof. NOW . . . $ 2 . 8 9 assured of courteous, efficient service at reason Sturdy plnld achool hng — S9c Box of 48 fine rrm.volns------S9c able prices when you come to the Union Optical. YOUNO MEN'S ATHLETIC SOCKS Roq. $3.75 ond 53.95 Votuos. NOW v . . $ 3 . 2 9 t - aSfib WOOL u AROYLI SOCKS ^ MHAL LUNCH KIT JOHNSON BROTHERS Cemes wHh half pint «ucuu« bottle. Easy te PPcEa ^ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS UNION OPTICAL They leul hend.knii, rich Veu'd exoeci w pay mere fad carry— _ _ 1043 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER wesMott celert. ieng.weer ter thsM sturdy seeks. Rib> CEHOUSESSON 786.MAIN STJIEET - - s' sturdy cetten. Sites 10 le 13. knit, leng weer. Siaee V-13. ^ I N c.v , — r— CEHOUSESSON WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS — WI’rHGAUDET JEWELERS - ' W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS OUR lOOtli anniversary XEAR — ^ Advertiic in Hie Herald— It Pnyi LES*1CHRISTENSEN W.T. GRANT CO. MANCHESTER Lieen|ed Optician .MANCHESTER W .T. GRANT CO : - ...— r r

- \ «/ A ■ Z #AG1ETWELVB ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1963 Section wEDNissDw SEPTEMBER 2,1252 X : jRattrljfBtff lEttittlttB l^walii l«DNESDA¥f SEPTEMBER 2, 1953 with him for two years said leased by the Communists in Pages 13 io 2i ‘Slick" sold out to the Communists Kolrea last night., Brazilian Backs for better treatment by informing The Bay Staters were; tel, where^another of the troop's Manafield oir Friday tlja members Release 300, on fellow powS. . Sgt. l.C.-Philip Bourbeau,.Law Forced Reading Isadsrs, Eleanor Gordon, spent a of the flrat group traveled down Coventry The U. N. CommsLiid statement rence: 1st Lt. WUliaih J. Killlon. of Living Found week of her vacation last wsek, the steep descent into Smugglers' Oh to Be a Kid Again accusing the Reds of “rigging" in- Everett; M.Sgt. Willibald J. May and alao ths famous chair lift for Notch, having their, first mishap of teeviews was Issued by the Allied er, Ayerv 1st Lt. John W. Watson, Rio Do Juieiro rough legal m egns, With living a primitive - Ufa with the mountain stream, perhape not as I Saturday to awell young CablWa delivery of the Americans until turned Commonwealth POWs) out paying court fees. aaoentiali of life, food, ahetter and away from Manchester. The on north to Sterling Pond, a larg- ' j defense fund which now toflQk felt," Rollson said. He said they that during the more than two terday afternoon while swimming swiftly flowing as usual this sum weather proved to be fatr and after 150 South Koreans were re- probably would be repatriated in a at Globe Hollow and was given Clothing, uppermost In their minds, u^mume me siaia or ver- < lover-.ahaped pond /tkivering 30 ; I more than $5.50. years of his captivity ‘I never saw mer because the slate of Ver- .■•rP'* opportunity for ^SxpJftrinK. .^Sumed.'-' ~ - ■ ■■ ■ ■ ^ . ■ - emergency treatment at-the-Man> HOMlMa BABY. In Alje.fliountam ‘, ..The ' aiietion-" anit"sah> daytn-two...... — an ai^ >ald.' ' ...... m 4 Um .Jog'Of-the glva-gnd-tMia- mont Iras suffered qntte a tgekr'isr 'the riigged mouhtaih was Afforded and th'-n contli)ding thia week to ' ■ In all. the Communists turned . Army authorities sqid "Slick" Chester Memorial Hospital emer Z P r e s t o n , Minn. —Mary of living together harmoniously In rain — all summer,------with a large pot ! held at the Cove Restaurant "'■t back 100 Americana and 200 South The statement said a Chinese in gency room. Schaefer, 2H, has homing in o group has been the recent ex the members of the troop, l French near Johnson ami the corner of Daley Road |r a had been absent without leave fur terpreter gave Guthrie a list of hole deep end'ugh for swimming As with most high mountains (hen on tb,-'&rrows f(amp, where Koreans Wednesday and promised five days and military police had , TTie hospital reported Watts stincts. ' perience of 14 members of Senior and many- Bfiialler ones which of I Route 31. South Coventry, to deliver Thursday 89 Americans. questions likely to be put to him by 'When she disappeared from her Girl Scout-Troop 1. Mt.' Mansfield hsa a Cave-of-the- they wHt-.Vnd their hike, returning ; tween the hours of 11 a. m. »iia been ordered to arrest him. the Red Cross teams. struck his head against another fered an opportunity for washing Winde, which proved to be a chal to MvnJiestrr Friday night. •//-■ 200 Koreans, 6 British and 6 "Slick" originally had T>een youngster and suffered a Wound. farm home, searchers located her These, experience came Na thay soiled clothes. The group ipent I 5 p. ro. ... ■ Canadians. "At the same time he was given at the place her family had moved hiktd over a portion of the fagnoua lenge for the local'scouts. On With memorl'ea of tralla thfdiigh (- Leonard J. Kelley, of tha OgR scheduled to lealia for the U. S. on He was brought to the hospital by three days at .this lodge, enjoying their first day at Mansfield the the wo.Tda, mountain atreama and Including Wednesday's delivery, a troopship from Inchon after his the 'proper' answers—prqper if he a life guard and after treatment from two w-eeks earlier. She had Long Trail of Vermont the • past the pothole and resting up for the Grove Development, who ill .aa 11.716 Allied prisoners haVe been still wanted to leave the camp on sent home. walked 2t4 miles, y two wceki. Twelve other piembefs members of the first group hiked' lakea, wildlife of varloiia kinds,! In charge, said hundreds of Itrftw freed. Before the exchange start repatriation, but he reportedly was schedule," it added. atiffest hike of the trip, which along a side trait to the cave, panorama of'great beauty apreal! warned that other prisoners had of the.troop are atlll hiking up in waa to come. i —Including s 1.50-vear-old. tW& ed. the Reds said they held 12,782 -A.-. — the wilds of Vermont this week. which all wished to explore, but out' before them a/ter'toiling up a ' wheel cannon truck— have b«wli Vowed vengeance. The atiffest hike of the trip, POWs, but have, since indicated NINE FROM REGION Carry Backaacks many became faint-hearted when nigged mountain,. 'conUct w'lth ■ contributed already. ' they would return more than that Rfr asked to see an Army chap I p m I n t s ; an 8> Carrying ruckaacka containing Cahill told state police he number. They said these would Boston, Sept. 2 (g>>—Nine ths. barest esaentlala of clothing, mountain, Mta. Admiral Mayo and and dark entrance. However, sev mounta'nk, singing around a Include an undisclosed number of ical officers .^and "aliok" was sent Crnglanders. seven of them from Admiral Clark and down a deep his father In the head with a 9 to the Tokyo hospital. Back to School their sleeping bags, food for the eral members of the group ven canip/ite at night, delectable meals i ealiber rifle In their home ran men raptured in the last days of kbissachusechusetts, were among the z group and other necessary aqulp- gulch to Taylor Lodge, did not tured through the tunnel to tV cooked over an open fire, sleej)ing • the war.' Some Americans im p riso n e d I 100 American prisoners of war re- daunt the Mancheatef Scouts. Al Route 31 Aug. 20 after a bitOif. u ment, the hikera traveraM Ls>ng ,20 foot laddey whlch leads down' under thy stars on a balsam txxl i 'day-long family quarrel during According to the original Red u Trail for two weeks. The group though all were tired, the ScoQta into the first chamber, and two ■gild thy'good fellowship of living i figure, 286 Americans are yet to Shining Faces were pleased to flfid a comfortable which the elder Cahill had thragl- started from Wiley Lodge, located braver Scouts. Donna Robb and together In a group the local • ened to kill the whole family and be.retumed, but this number prob MW new lodge to stay In and supper Scouts are returning to their com AND near Bolton, Vt.. ahd traveled Susan McComb, ventured into the waved at knife at the youth. ably will be exceeded. Oy«r Mm Lobe^Doy WMhMNi you Inoy woof to \ Xwalting their arrival. Taylor second chamber, which is another fortable homes with many happy northward to Smugglers Notch, — '\ * ■ HeraH Photo R'obard la now' free on' $5.lk)lQ One of the Americans returned meeting the other ti;Mp members Isxige, built in 1951, la located on 20 foot drop and is reached by memoriea and a deeper apprecia^ I Wednesday learned for the first ro-sood bod spots io your iawB or start o now ouo. Shoes Like New a steep cliff looking down at Lake w. Get a large rubber pool, at least deep enough for a , old IP*"**'"* »he completion ofran •time that he had won the nation's for several days on Mt. Mansfield, ifiching down a crevasse with back tion of the conveniences of every- h ^ bath fill It ^ t h water, call the .tang togeUfisr and then become no more th an eight years old .again { by County CoroflM Look ahead—beat the laat-mimU mah.to get. yoar chUdren'aN highest, of tha .Green -Mountains. Manefleld w In.' a_jd**P '.basin ■'wT.'. ’ t .aurr dge, 3 'i miles away. It la located ! ed the fourth and last chamber In Uke of group living, frlendshlpa Cbtophejl Rd ; Mrs. ton; Mrs. Eva Folsom, 32 Durkin j know what to say. I don't think I Esibossad Plug I Betty Kearns, «5 West .Middle St, which were created soon after the deseiwe that. I don't think I should liahti.h GirlrsiH Grtiitfl. ^ e fromfrnm SouthOniiti. Africa A Sri... Under the forepark of Mt. Mans- the Icy depths of the mountain made with each other and the Fkig- le rM accompa^d by leadera Betty field, with a magnificent view of where a botUe waa left containing lish Girl Guide and the thought : Tpke.: Mrs. Ruby Cervini. 8 Ridge-- BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh-' r "*. have it." \ Hospital Notes : wood St. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mavo, ^ , ..Stone. .was.S.^ptured..Nov.. 23,. ELECTRIC WINDOW FENS .Tnnea'aW Emily Smith, arrived In Lake Champlain to the west and j a slip of paper on which those who that an' even^ longer trip together ’DI.SCHARGED Y E S T ERDAY: Windsor Locks Z * * Grove people have' bean 1951 during a 'fight in which he j CAN BE RUN AginUIAUST OR INTAKE ■ Vermonti —-on "A«gi..44, while .12 With lofXy„ro£ky cllffa In. tha.back..'make the -dMoevt- mav- sign lays ex-1 ride down and then b Z k iip thr , mae Richards, Donna Robb. Nancy Stanley Nowak. 707 Hartford Rd.; Tcvlin, 24 Falknor Dr.; .Mrs, Iji- Seattle brought back the report i ploring its more than 30 miles o f' mountain on the chair lift used hv ‘ honte of Mrs. James N. Leber. reported to him « t h a t 75 Americans who "con-1 FOR i o n AND C t iu % TO IQ VCAIS plans to return to town this Fri mae Richards. Donna Robb, Nacy Bonnie Esmeier. Warehouse Point; cille Albasi and spn. RED 2. Mail- O FFICIA L MrN.S« 9 day night. trails, its Cave-of-the-WInds and, skiers In the wiater. All 27 girls [ naunoera. Emma- Stephen's, Nancy . Mrs. William l.,ang. Bloomfield; cheMer; Mrs. Ann Marshall, 130 K---Holl .St,, elected Mrs. Joseph: fewed" to germ warfare were | COX HARDWARE its I^ke-of-the-Clouds. Only one and one of, their leaders, on last I awaiting repatriation at Kaesong. ! FRESHMA N x The tirst group atarted Its hike Walsh.and Patricia Wiley and;Carl Clair. 15 Saultcrs Rd,; Linda Hawthorne St,; Richard Bissell-. 95 L'Heureiix of 106. 'Waranoke Rd ' M»nrheeter_ Eyening . H .A r • M Ger. Main and MMdIb Turnpike—Manchester a t WUe-y Lodge; located on- the .bight..was spent at Butler Laodga,! Wednesday enjoyed the-ride on the ' leadera Batty Jonea-and Er>lly-Nails, Norwich; Olenna ' Sglrers, - Hamlin St.; Hel*"Hiplen SlArkweathet'V leader: - - arid - -■■■M'rs. — Edwsrd.... Jd. i C o v e n t r y '“eoiTespondent. Mrs. Whiteside said the 75 made J northern downward ridge of the group going on to Taft Lodge. I longest chair lift In the World, one! Smith. Those who are still hiking 4.54', Main St ;-Victor Blnks.\ , 5*5 Parker St broadcasts and signed statements | located Just under the chin of the land a quarter miles long, a ride of I CreAd of 19 Emerson Bt., aa con Cirartew■ ...... U Uttle, telephone PU- Camel r Hump.' 4083 feet high, th» the Long Trail are: Louisa Boyd i Woodbndga St,; Mrs. Catherine DISCHARGED TODAY: Mri. tact chairman. grim 3-6381. 4th highest mountain In Vermont. mountain, where It made Its head- f about 20 minutes eaqh W'sv Some This first lodge proved. to pe a qusrlers for several days. I of the girls later confessed, how-I X- good choice as it is located near a Mt. Mansfield is about 2>i miles ever, that they Were rather frigh- ; CEHOIISE&SON across the summit, with severals | tened, eBpecla.l|v when the chairs i I iM c . : heauttful mountain atream where /■ the gills enjoyed swimming m ^ a k s Jutting above tire aummit were aloft 40 feet up.Ip the air ' ^WE GIVE altHT GREEN STAMPS some of the potholes. On Sunda.v, past the timberline. When -seen Side trips W'ere alao made along ; all 17 members of the group made from the valley below, the moun trails on the east and W'eat sides; tain resembles • man's profile, so of the mountain an|i to the Lake-i Cirit—«OB»o In today for yoor smart. the climb up Camel's Hump, via a side trail, a 2 1-2 mile climb, the various peaks ate named the of-the-Clouda. another feature o f ' rdfuioHon Moor# Gym Suits. This won* forehead, nose, lips and the chin, every high mountain. Both groups in A SMART LOUNOI CHAIR ascending' about ,.3000 feet In that the latter being the highest darful, sturdy Rttla Moera suit is Son* distance. All felt rewarded for als

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Arlsona, Idaho', Vtali,.New said, furnace fires were started laal .W H A T — S ie . t'l -thlnK- wo'vo -mAd4 comrtdor* Naughton ,4s-very tired, Mr. Mc - Ajl right,'let's .call it aharing damage of nearly iS million dol drop cmditiona were reported gen Afexico, Montana, Colorado, Ore tsstia: Reutio Sunday, th* ehllllest Aug. 30 on wnc—16M able progrem lUong tho** line* Naughton likea to do the dishes all and let’s also face'the insvitabte. lars In its 'corn crop alone. Most erally normal, as have been tem gon. 'Washington. Wyoming and WCX30—IS N B aaten Ito M For Husbands, record, with a top of M . Th# Sier WNHO-Ob. S alreat^.*’ by himaeir.’ \ Anybody got a spars apron, aise \Crop Loss at Five MilliOh of th* state has had no heavy rain peratures for th* most part during Nevada. COX ra peak* ar* coated with the eea- sd Mr*. NcNaughton think* more A final question, Mrs. M iN , 40 ? But, for heaven's sake, no since Aug.' 16. the summer. State* include Cali The Weather Bureau in Reno son'e first snow. feaeadav narala* Exerts Prf»ve "progrea*" ha* been made In some ' • . -1 ‘Do you think the husband vvlll ruffles. Plowing for winter wheat has -B^*r;_rranli At' place* than in other*. She think* l| been virtually halted In Indiana Shoe. ■Farm Program. be doing more and more kitchen U lealS eiie—wuMc , Hymi Time. . By ARTHUR KDBON' hou*ehu*banda ' are to be found chores as tlm,e goes on ?” ■WWW WOW SIWWW |//i New Englan(LJIeat Belt baeaus* of-U m - dry soli. Corn and Print SM t tltt-W TlC—1 most readily tn cities where both A P Notvsfnaturw W riW r soybeans have bean damaged and Couatry * < K '^ O N g -Y W e e Bsprea*. the wife and husband hav* Job* "Yea," she said, ''but let's call " H O N 8 dry pasturaa have forced farmer* WORtl—Yawn norol. Washington, .Sept; 3 f/Pi- Bad It sharing the duties. By sharing 78 MiMC Elootrleri Snypllta • WUATrl'aê: F WTt&W eatbsr: vJnnx Ain outside the home. to markst cattle early. g today for all ua husbands, MMMNCMOITSB M ITCNttL (ContihoMi from P *g e Ono) In Iow*,.onf of th* leading corn 4il»^TlC-JUIIa -—Orrakfasl Ne^boy, “tn a small town.” she said, "the eastern half of th* country have In New York state, tb* pro \Ci<> Toris, WTHT-Cal__Tlaae; Tto* tOred HeartiN experts say thak' from her# states, a JKarm Bureau official said nfw records for consecutive days little woman will do the shopping FORA longed hot weather has-.- ripened IRC—Record Shop. :ornlag D*voll( _ on out\w*'re apt to be spending Woltrr Plp«r. Stote MarkrtlnR the hot weather of the last v-!«h of high temperature and readings JL . Morniti* Davi because she meets her friends at. UBOR D«Y WEEKEND SCHEDULE fruits and vegetables prematurely, Comnr Main mri Siia-WCo S jR w s ; R e e ^ ' Review. more, and, ^ r e time working In LOAN SprMiilIrt, «*ld thr bottom hnii alone had cut the state's prospec- for the date for the last several -KNR-New* x the store, and it's sort of a social ^^Mlrn put of the market becauw, cluttering ths markst* and forc MANCHRSTER TIL. MI-3-AU1 ^ w m - J o * Otraad. WHAY—Oonnecllcut TtmelaMuv the kitchi effair, Here In Washington, where ECZEMA >2S io «500 ttne corn yield by at least IS pre day*. ing prices down. .Pastures ar* dry WTIC-Touog Widder JWowa. „ Si*e- wuNn-aiam eomonT \ Some I.HOiK^legntes'to' the 8th !»n order to cut loaaea, growers are oeat. it was 102 in CIncInnaU yester « ! s s - w n c — Ths a r d m in u t WTK'-Ntw*. V BO many women work, you see A simple way to q u i^ relief from in dairy areas..Many upstate com Mkldln THinpikn in st lids—WTHT—Ben Hawthorn*. N Intentational Cpngres* on Home OPEN THURSDAY lod FRIDHY dumping their produce, premature- No general relief-from the hot day; 100 in Indianapolis and Nash many men doing the shopping at itching Eczema, pimples, angry r t ^ Ffco p9fmm* iHg roor »»clgHF00l munities reported water shortage*. liS a ^ l^ R C —News; The Rseord Shop. WTIC-Bob atrcle. JBronomlcs, meethig In Rdihburgh, supermarketa.” l^y ripened and stunted. and sticky weather was predicted ville; Ml in Washington and Colum WHATr-Newe; Band by OessaaA WDRC—Nswatioi. blotches or other skin Irritations Is Of oilMoofhlyRoomly 7«vmofiit for: The'state's highest temperature Oqptland, debated tbl* quention: Mr*. McNaughton know* about “ Gardeners report that they for the bulk of the area enveloped bus, Ohio; 98 In Milwaukee and Back To School In “PoD-Parrot loes WOMB—Rqbby Beneon. WHAY-r-Heerei-Cup of Coif** Club to spply Peterson's Ointment to af EUS6IL i----- i £ s L -30 MQ. How can we''free'^yomen from cannot give away^ good quality during the heat wav* was 100 at WTHT—New*; Joe OI*an« Bhew. Morninf, Uooe Hv*ie. thia because Mr. McNaughton told fected parts. Relieves Itching fast. S i-M EUERIRGS URTIL 9 In the hot air mass. Detroit; 97 in Philadelphia, Kan WTIC—Just Plain mil. household drudgery? Poughkeepsie and at La Quardia WKNB—Polonle her ao. He doe* the shopping. - Skin feels better, looks better, 45c 1I,M % I.M 4.73 Jproduce," he said. Some cool air moved Into north sas City, Des Moines, Pittsburgh ItlS-WMAT-Dinah Bbor*. WONS—Weather; News; Tenge* Bx- tf.jy I4.1S If.lS CLOSED ALL DAY LA»0* DAY ■ A check of New Rngland agri Field In New York City. TTie top •tIS—WTIU—rroni Peg* FarrelL preea. Their'answer, slripp*d\to tlie “He like* It,” ,*aid Mr*. Mc all druggist*. Soothes itchy feet, 47.41 M.M M4« ern parts of Minnesota. It was and Omaha. N ew York’s 93 was a c u ltu re officials indicated Massa-. reading yesterday--was 98 at bar* boneit.of horrible realrty,'ap Naughton. cracks between toes. Peterson's expected to move slowly across rerord for the date and the eighth Poughkeepsie. I THEY’VE £ J ! . SOWblêwe; Ttrke* Rxpree*. pear* to be this: It turn* out Mr, McNaughton TMf Rr* 4a9B4 o* yrooift mwoihfy f8*fw#nta. chusetts has .suffered most from straight day above 90. WTIC—Lorenso Jen**. Wi^tbiT: Bob atr.le, Ointment delights or money back. Wo oro now tahing wookond ordors on MorrriTt northern sections of Wisconsin, Texas has had no heat wave this ! Shift the cfhqrM over to IH^r ®He projonged heat and lack of ■ West Virginia la suffering the wqnV- w ;h mil RMtoek. , \ 7i3l-WDRG—Old Music Bos. TIll^HONI • WIITf • OF VIItT Michigan and Iowa by tomorrow. summer— Just normal hot weather.' w r o c —News; Muete. ^ Horning Music. husbands. ' roady*fO“Oot Homs and Roboit Form Proch CoMi. Sriiln.. worst drought since the early Wipim-Bcnreboard;. Dial for Dnllars; But hot and humid weather was But because of the 4-year drought i' WKjnt-Hsws; Phil Hsl* Bhow. A 8candlnavlan\dclngate - fe J Only 1.81 Inches of rkln fell in 1930‘s. Agriculture Commissioner Qnecti S lu m p i , iaMbalt Matinee. . „ 3l44-:;iTRAT-N*wa-rWKAT—Hr P R E F E R R E D ! RiMNCCCg^MC furkoys. Tho turfcoys weigh from 12 to 14 lbs. a iri predicted, for today and tomor — little or no rain— many cities * S iU -W U R i—Curt Ifeaeey and UarilM male, of roorse went^so far a* to .. lth.e X..JB- - McLaughUa. said- the .-cotn. I t iM ^W T H T - Waatkar, ...... AlAMCHiSTfR...... row - for - area* south-and -~east~-of- w fr6r«d' W’aref y during September. Southwestern Missouri was re Michigan said rain la ne*ded-*rith- WOxV-New*. WONB—News. djihe*." •and . farmers are using winter j Bpeciel. Temperature records toppled ported suffering its worst-drought in the next few days to prevent' WTHT—New*; .to* Wrand. You aee the plot'? Trap nnd train locks of hay and grain to feed WHAT—Sporta; guppar gerenad*. WTTc—World Newa Roundup. 'emNyhlln they're young. f / We have 3 Kizes of jar rings. Dome l.idn with or w lth^ himals. again yesterday in nearly every on record and for the atau the serious damage to the fast ripen WTHT—Ben Hawtlurne. WKNB—I ^ s ; Bport* gerapbook. A wqrried check with th* Ameri o'*® I s l a n d out rims. Quart jars. Finest cider vinegar you can bnFe’ S section of .the swelter-belt. It summer has been the hottest and ing fruit and vine crops. Potato •:ia—VVTU’ —atriciiy — r aport*. ' WONB—Yankee Expreas. * The. Cape Cod cranberry crop, was the same In many cities yes driest since the record-breaking tviOHB-Palter---- “ " By PaUersoa.. . w h a t —Jesting with Wsmp. can Home RConomlrs Assn, didn't •expected to reach a record size this growers have given up on the pre- •il4—WCCC—News; Bresktast Nswt- terdays as it has been for more year of 1936. Pastures were re THE i / - WDRC—Jack Balmaa; Thia t we- boy. . help matter* much. ' iC’ear. also has suffered. season-1ror*C|ist of a 1903 bumper RANGE & FUEL OIL , Her*. SHOP I A.M. t* 9 P.M. THUDS. a*4 FRI. than a week —readings In the high ported virtually "non-existent” In W’TIC—Radio Basaar. Mr*. K ill McNaiighton, aesist- • ^ T h e situation was less serious crop. ^ WKNB-atar Tim*. 90's and in some cities above 100. Missouri. d:U--Wl)HC—Cuy ixaMrdo. . *bopp*ni RpecItL Moiimg In other states. Federal and state crop observers ; *;44—WCCC—Rreakfts'. Newsboy, The hot - weather has slowed L. C. Carpenter, Missouri Agri WriC-i-W**th*r, ___ In' Connecticut, .many farmel-s in Maryfland said farm crop* are disa-WTioZ^nmii* cou oie* chib. *:If-rWONB--G*brtel Heatter. business In some areas but no culture Commissioner, said the big WTHT—Barano aamm*ll. Kewa »:**-W D KC -NCwe. • M/y n^MAotiD pssere irrigating their fields but the “bearing up well” under th* heat ’ WONB—Auto Tun* D*rb». . WCOC—12 Hunitreo and Pi Hit*. general slackening was reported. losers from the drought would be WKNB—News; T*s Pavel Bhow. Instruction in Guitar From N e W 4 ^ d o B -11:00 A, M. I drought situation there was not Farmers were worried about the wav*. But more rain is needed in ; The BOLAND OIL CO. WKNB—Plk« putter Party. j thhught critical. the livestock raiseri. He said rain d:U—WDMC -N*w.. Horning Star Reeitw Mandolin, Violin, Piano, rksas Bloefc ls ia i^ l_ l_ 3i4S F. M. lack, of rainfall as they surveyed some western counties for corn and ‘ WTHT—Breakfast Club. I Rhode Island agriculture was in must come in quantity by mid- w n c —Tl.re* SUr Bxtra. y Accordion and Drums fDoyliqJu.dovSiq Timmi brown pastures and leqn livestock. pastures and late varieties apple i WTHT-8porU WTIC—Theater of Melody, I no particular trouble, and In New September if any fall pasture of ; crop. . I TIL MItclirii 3î20 WONB—BporU INg*at. WONB-News. y dO W tQood isfd sy ellasui snly) In cities, millions were incon small grains can be planted. . •'JUtr''^®"‘^**u*ir Off th* Record. Instruments, c^naVaif, f Hampshire, Agriculture Commls- ! In Maine, Agriculture Commls- j a ;* * - WTHT—Bport*. /W e e k d a y i venienced by lack of water as Crops have been damaged and liSe-WONB—Pulton L*wl». Jr. WHAT—Campan* Del Mslltno. ENLARGED sioner Perley 1. Kitts said “ some overheated pumps broke down. ; sioner Fred J. Nutter said that e f-' . Down*y ■ Wasworka. Musical Supplies KLOO w a y 12,50 |L T, farmers may be worrying about pastures burned in Kentucky with V VVTIC—I Wa* a Communlit lor tbi 9;* »- W CCC-News: 13W Hit*. ROUTE IB.I. STORRS, CONN. — T f . 9150 The -stifling heat in offices and I fects of th* -heat-wave on farm - — .wo-..----- .f.-v* - r.B.1,------— BtntDAYB A aOUDAYB II their'wells ’drying lip but' there conditions more critical i'ri' we'slerh .. WDBC—Family 8k*l*ton. .WTT«V-Wewe: Tuilr 0*rd*r.’----- Orchestra For Hire " EDITH C. McCOlig; Mansger' : production thus far have been WipCB—Dial for Drilahs: Music from B M on # w a y C3.00 B. T. I shouldn't be any worry yet about factories brought early closing in , Kentucky. Sen. Cooper said he , favorable -with corn ripening fast WTHT—Weather: H.adUn. RdiUon. Hollywood." I crops.” many cities again yesterday. | Federal^partment WKNB—Sign Off . 4:4a—WPHC--.Bine Cr.tsby, I , wpsoial B. T. Ecoaomy Crtiisas The I and potatoes In good shape, WHAY—N«wa: BupS*r Berrnad*. and hottest yeiteiday ' of AgrU ullur# to declart we*t »;a WTIC-MflodvTIm*:. DUBALDO ' Moadays (escept koUdairs) S2JW I Southern 'Vermont was. short of j Ciop conditions in most of the for smart styling! t ! te—WONB—Telio-1 **t. WHAY—Phunou* iTriata. ^CLOSED FOR VAlEATION I water and »n olTIcial at Rutland were LsduiByille and JackBon. Kantncky a droiig^ht diiaBter area. WTHT—B'.m.r D*vl» I 141041 rdWyt b * « M*w Um** T 4M. I Southea.st were reported In nor- i WDRC-johnny M.rc.r Bhow. »:55-WpKC—News. t said SKgtA' m ight have to be ob- Tenn,, with 103 while Chicago's The last week's hot weather ha* MUSIC CENTER I 4 fM SIm S tilme 3t»r4*yi file AJS. 101 marked the eighth day-of tem ' mal condition although-drought ^ TIC—.Nows of tn* Worlc;. —WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. LNTIL TUESDAY, SEH, IS t tained from other sources if no I Aiused a marked deterioration in conditions threatened. in some ' WTHT—Lon* Ranger. WKNB—N*ws: Ed 8w*tt Show. All Rotas laelwdS r*d*roI 7os peratures above 95. -It also was 101 Hfy Kids, Get Your WO.V8—i;»hr.»l it»»tt«r W TIIT-M y 3 ru* Btory 188 MimiLR TPK. WEST I rain falls within 48 hours to raise I corn in Nebraska- Agriculture areas. SOtINO STEAMSHIP LINES. INC. 1 the level of the reservoir there. in Cleveland, two degrees below authorities said corn is now too P olls Parrot Yes, ever.v pair of Poll- WDRC —Johnny Mcrcrr Bhow. WTIC—Welcome Tr*»*l*r*. TF.li. MI-9-820,'1 REDECORATED CmutoI Wiml, New tee Si. Cewe. the city's hottest day in itiatory. i The hot weather has affected I:*a—WDJU.—Bd Hurrow. WHAT—N*w* In lUlltn. [ Olflciala asked householders In the \ far damaged for improvement crops in - North Carolina but W<)N8—B*it Bachrach'* ll*n 'i Oor- WCCC—Muilc. 4. O. Be* ItlT Tel. New lenSoe 3-544S In St. I-ouis, two niemtwrs of Parm t nhoea han been 14:15—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey, j srea to use water ohly when neces- I even if there Is rain.' ' 1 drought has caused the heaviest ^ INOII P«l I BOTI AND Glllt n*r. IX I sary. tlie'Atherlcan Legion collapsed and WTIC—On* Man'* Family. WHAT—Ileflsn Music. died -.-.rin/thriThour du pari;;* i .A ” ^-sey are in damage. Crops hardest hit are pre-tented for wear and y!*A-WTHT—N«w*. 14:15—WTHT—Whispenng' Streets. i In Mîne, Agriculture Commis- .corn and to acco, while livestock W’lIAT—New* In Ilalltn. MA.NY NEW INTERESTING ITEMS emperaturos soared to 101. AboiAl Agriculture De- ' Ssee- WDRC - FBI In P*ac* and 14:44—WDRC—Arthur GoCfrey. I sioner Fred Nutter reported crop ____ J______c - . r partmenlpar said, but aa heavy heavy rain rain I conditions ar* poor. Between 30 $4.50 To $7.50 6 I cheer lull Wtr. X \ 1.50 other paraders and marchers ntyle by real boys and WniT-Thr»*-rilv Bylin*. WONB—Myetrrv Shopper. I conditions generally favorable. He would change the picture. Pas- I and 40’ per cent of th* state has ■eouly Bonded FOS- W n r-B ob Hop*. , said corn was ripening fast and were overcome by the heat. There According in style and size. WTIC—My Bon .I**p. . been hit by .drought \m ).\8—4-riin* File* of Flamoni:. ’• JSlHAY—G*mm* Mu*lcslL ____ C P M j N ■f pot-a4«es growing in-the heatr------haven-Wen- 38 -heat...pro«4«»M*J.}Hp^V? being .ffirla. Come in. today .MICA-.In. the eoler.. WKNB—Dial for- DrilaTV; 'Vole* of deaths in St. Loul.s this summer. concentrates, -^m - f " ‘ I'n 'Tennessee, 6bvi Frank Ciem- r i l l • 'WBAY-Nows: PerryiCbiilU. Manch*at*r. I Klsewhere-ih the nation. the peraturea have been 90 or above you wont. Loel lor WRNB-mgn Off. o r the 50 deaths attributed to i ent yesterday asked* federal aid for a complete nelec- Ml-9-9258 S:U^KAY--a*rrnad* In Blu*. W'CCC—New*; Music. ' ( ■ 1 damage from the summer's un- years and yeore. 14:45—-W'THT—When a Girl Marries, the heat, there wer^\12 in Chica;to for the past nine days and were i for eight drought-stricken counties For Free WTHT—Sammy Kay*. ■ seasonable weather, with no heavy above 100 four straight days. ■ :ia—WDRC—ur. CiiriaUan. W''tAT—(Ullsn .Muiir in a 12-hmir period ybsterday, the j in the northwestern part of th*-'i . \ lion . Estimate Cleon and brighi wilh WTIC—It Pays to B* Married. \ ; rains, m many areas, was wide- In Kansas, corn, sorghum and I state. - / W TIC-Th* Gr«*i OUd«r»l**T*. hotte.st .Sept. 1 on rebqrd. The a wipel WONS—Crim* Fl(ht*rt. I*:.)*-WO.Mt- *w*. ORDER NOW 1 spread. soybeans have been damaged by Il:*a-WKNB-Newe: 940 Club. death toll In Illinois was 14. In Western states, not affected WHAY—Ko*t*lan*ts Condurla I The death toll from causes at- heat and dry weather. Some corn WTHT—City of Tim* Square. Wt).Ng--C*diei Feu. .Seventeen per.son.4 died In Penn- Ii*a—WTIC—lou lt»l lour Lif*. WTIC—Strike It Rich. , ! trihuted to the current heat wave is being cut for silage and soy WTHT—'W* tb* Women. PERSONALIZED XMAS CARDS J mounted to at least ,'SO. Thousands .eyivania from heat exhau.stion or beans for hay. Dry pastures and WDRC—Playhous*. W'DItC—Arthui Uudirey. heart conditions aggravated by WONB—.N*wi; Family Thaal.r, I have been treated for heat proetra- stockwater shortage have boosted WTHT—Western Roundup. WHAT—Itellen Progrem. from th* large selection in town ! tion. c • ' hot wrather. There were six in th* marketing of cattle. There has fitting Ig WHAT- News; NIxht Wstrh Il:l*-W T H T -W e the Women. New York; three in- Texas^ two glia—WDRC—R«8*ca of . the GasclU. , WHAY-xL'JlaUafUnl*. ....____ ..f.y. Damage to cropsin -sever*} states- been only light rain since Aug. 16. SIGNS WONB—Bungs of Our Tim* M:tA WONS—v e w - appeared soaring into the milllon.s each in Michigan, Missouri am| Corn land -soybeans have . been A L L KINDS Ourûsinpgg WTMT-Crnssflrr: 11:14 WDRC-Mek* Up Ymir M:nd. \ j of dollars. In Mi.asouri alone, of- Ma.ssacliusetts and one each in In-, scorched and pastures burned out PER.SONALIZED WTje—Trnih nr Conacquencs*. WTIC—Th* I’hraee i'hit Peye, lOy. DISCOUNT ON ORDERS PLACED W’ONS—Queen for e Dey. ( ficlals estimated the farm income diana. Maine, Wisconsin and in Illinois with the loss expected ED'S SIGN CO. I FLOORS 1*:** -WDRC—Bom.whal Conrrrl Maryland. 3f»t M A IN STREET , >'ONB—srshk ISilw.srd. WHAV-Muelc. BEFORE OCT. lit.' ' \ I loss from drought would total 150 to run Into the millions. Gnc 5- Mltehril 3-824t NNIinVI^ ■ WTHT—N*w* of .Tomorrow. WTHT—Double nr NothinE \. [ million dollars. Most of the major' cities in the county area in northwestern Illi WTIC—Adventure* of Bcarlrl Pim- WC.I’—Neer*: .MilBi, \. p*rn*l. I WKNR-DUrl for Dollare; 540 Oub. WHAY—.Nrws; Night Wstch. II :4A.. WfiRC—Aoeemery. I I#!ia—WOVB—Musir Lover's Hour. w n c —Second Chance. NO DEPOSITS WTHT—Straw Hal Mutlral*. W’CCC—A Fr:end fd Youre. 1*;**—WDRC—N*wa; Hood* for Ro WHAY Pontor* ••■■■.■rram. mance. Il:**-WTHT-Turn to a Friend. w n c —Clltlon tm*y; Rrpott from aneraeoW lh» WhJIo Houe*. U:*4-W CCC-M M « Mine Music. !*:»*- WHAT—New*. WTIC—New*; Ae.ther. ll:** - .Vew. on all sUtlona. WDRC—Wend» Warren. WHAY—Nil* Watch- , W n iT O N ’S GIFT SHOP ITHAT—Newa la Italian; Music. '% ...... , ...... J — WTHT—F-dwln T. Hill: TaUnUno. .. WONB—t.'urt Maeeey -'Tiim* ■ - NEyr / IIU-— ...... WTIIT—Don Gerdlner.. New*. ' i l i l * —WTitT-’-Sports Report. WKNB—New*; Bport* Itlgeet 968 MAIN ST. TEL. MI-9-401 r Show. 11:15—WONB— H. R Baukhag*. WONS—Wsiwork*. WTIC—Medley Time.. WTIC—N*w*. WDRC—Aunt lenole'e Stories. FALL WEIGHT SLACKS WONB—Jerk's Waxworks. WKNB—Ring Croaby. X WDItC—You and th* World. , Wit AY—Gei.ime on Progrem. II tj* WDRC—Bympniiny Hall. ll-ri-W O N S—Miulr Box. SHARKSKIN WTIC-Bhearlng Quintet. W THTêck Bereh. WHAT—Nit* Wstm. , , , lt:S4.-W’DRL— .Roiiienc* ol Helen U :• * - WDRC—N.wa Trent. GAIARDINE w n c —New*. Bob and Kay. w n c —M*rJorle MlllA WCCC—News. PLAID WHAT—l.sRo** Profrsm. 12 DAY FREE TRIAL WONB—Th* Women's Page. WTHT-ifew*. ■ / \ _ ■' -I J W’KNB—Man on the Street. HOUNDSTOOTH \ >- We Ibelieve this is the greatest mattress bargain In' Television 13:4.4—WDRC—Our .0*1 Siindsy, • WTHT—Perry Coimr. • - ■— WKNB- Pettlee. yearsl^'e want you to try It for twelve days, wlthooC W N iir 11:15—WONB—Cameo I.ady Talks. P M. I :«n - IVDItc—Nroe c obligation. If you don’t agree, just let us know and wn 4 no—On Your AcenunL WKNB—New*: Baseball Matinee.' 4 .tn—LadI** Choir* WTHT—Ken end Carolyn. jm i—M**t th* 8ur*. WCCC—MencheeUr Matinee. will pick it' lip and give you full credit. A l5-^M**t Tn* Btart. w n c —New*. A to—Ilowdv Dood* ORLQN WONS—Newa 4;0I>—What's Your Trouble.. w h a t —New*. \ « 15—Varirly Club. « ' I:l»—WDRL—Me Perkins * . » —flMrtseop*. WONB—Yankee* Food Show, FOR * to—W*ath*r Forerast*. w n c —Roe*. Th* Muskal Miller. 2 ‘ 10 * 45—World N*w* Tocav, WHAT—Petiv Kimhel' .7 no—Cavalcadf. FLANNEL TROUSERS 7.3U—Cnnn*cticut BMtllght. t:lt—WKNB Keyboard Sketches. BOND !;*•—■tt'DRC—»l•ollT Or .Malone. 7:45—Carnal Kaws CarSTsn. WCCC—News: Music Room. S' 1 :1)0—Arthur Oodfrey. WTHT-iP.ol Hanet / i m —Btrik* It Rich. WKNB—Dial for Dollare; baseball I f * 30—My Lilli* Margi* Xallnee. , f A 249 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER IP no—Blu* Ribbon Bout* to 45—Sports Bpot. 1:44—WDRC—Guidln* Light. TEL. MI-9-6591 11 no—Comedy Hour. WONB—Connecticut Ballroom, tênis f. Frechette. Prop. IS no-Ntw*. w n c —Cotton Bowl Game. ' im H B WTHT-Tony Martin. 4 no—J*ann* Pnrl*r. t;*a-W D Itc—oecono Mr*. Burton 4 30—Don Winelnw. w r e r —Mueln. 5.00—W*itsrn Th**ler. WOyS- Connertiru* Ballroom. INNERSPRING MAHRESS WITH . *00—New*. WTHT—News: Ruse Morgan. « 15—K*r)v Show. tVTlC—The Dor*or e »V)fe 7.34—We*th*rT*n*. WHAT—Newer Yeeterday * Hit Pa 7,.'ou_N*w.. rade. 7 45—P*rry Como. WKNBr-Newe: Basehall MaUnec. T i 74410114 rOAM RUBilR » no—Arthur Oodfr*v 3:14—WtiRU-Perry Meson, * 30—Armchair Adventur*. . WTIC—Curbeton* Quia COMPLETE LINE OF * no—Un*zpect*d 3 iZ:WONB-News. * 30—I'T*'Got * S*cr*t. 3,;i6-WCCC—New* Music. I to ne—Th. Clock Btrik.* Tan. ■ WONS—Conn. Ballroom; II 00—N*ivk. WDRC—t'era Drake l l . l i —Th* Late Show.' WTHT—Top Hit Time. 1:45—W0BV,—Hrismer Dsy. TeaMffww 4VONB—Conn. Ballroom, PAINTS-ENAMEI ARNISHES-WALLPAPER aid PAINTERS WKHr— w n c —N4W*. SUPPLIES A. M. 1:14—WTOfB—New*; • Yank*** »«. 81 7 no—Today. 9 no—Yank** Peddlers, i:^ W D R C —Hilltop House. e>t.4—Atii.liijl* N*w. W O ^M u alc. 10 no-DIng Dong Seheol. WONB—Jack Downey's WixWorka; .'1' ------=FEATVRING — ■ 10 30—Window, tapper. / WTHT —News: Top Hit Tim*. - 1 1 :00—Hawkins n ils . -/ W fiC -L If* Can Be BeeuUftil. ___ .WRAY—Na*ra;.lUcord.S«Tl«w~.___ Visit Our 3:15—WDRC—House Party. REGAL "- Mr. F N & H d odrdidfly liiVltotyoii I T wnS-Road of Life, Beautiful, crease-resisignt finish. ijP- II|» I Vi_ #CTC—News: Muele. In two popular shades of gr»y. Vlstt him la his now storo. - lockod with .J ifc lM V 'f.iV ” '* " WTHT—Couatwy. MUelc, H A S T H E M 7r^''10a.fciith f w Temerr- ' w n c —Popper Young* Family, - C4'w>-..euar*‘'e«i-sn t ^ diaefnaSnaet-V. >.BtDBO—HeeBe*sitr,:J.t£-r;i:S,r.: ...... WAU.PAI’Eli'DIPT. *o «8lsryou lit sriMting tho point 113_ ____Barry Moon 1-45—:wCXt'—Joh|o» -Ol** Jockey, - I v i s A T IN 3: to be heWisal the •Unlyerelty Puritan, 3 p.m., from New^jlark to •06 Main lit. MI-t-«$Sl time with hi* wife's parent*. "Mr. Episcopal Church Sunday last, as ported in a Rad camp but the re of returning vacationists bi addi Boston, the Gilt Edge with'Ûiree Hearing is Onr Bnstneas rconneetlcut, H»turd«y, Sept. 12. and Mrs. Clarence Geer, after his lay reader. The Rev. H. R. Keen Other words of felicitation port could not be authenticstsd. tion to weekend axcuratonista. The bey ere Zeve LeWsky. Charlee came ’ from friends, relatives, sections at 6 p.m., ths Patriq^ return from Germany, where he will offictate this coming Sunday. Tha family had felt alt along, large majority of the extra serv ••^•C0TOTB.Y8MAfP] ihreler and Allan ^ h lln g . was In the Air Force.;.' Officers elected at the meeting acquaintances, and strangers from Zave will act with theA-H Vege- because of the circumstances of ice has been arranged for the re He ha* now resumed'his work of the Women!* Guild of St. distant points In tha United States. Rlker's disappearance, that he turn move on the Labor Day holi- ,ble judging conteat, antKCharles with the Connectlciit General In Peter's Episcopal Church Monday Msasagss came from Arizona, threler and Allan Rychllng W’lll. might be a prisoner of war. da.v itself, when the New Hdven - i l ’ surance. Compan.v, Hartford, which evening were: president, Mrs. Jean, California. Michigan, Colorado, wlU run 23 extra trains. DO YOU KNOW NOTICE tt with the 4-H dairy’ JuaRinB 'was Interrupted by his call to ser Hs‘ balled out over Won son. and Rych: secretary. Mrs. Ann tves: Georgia, Maryland, and ■many ar No extra trains will run from am. ^ vice. treasurer. Miss Clare E. Porter. rived from Rhode Island, Connecti was seen to lapd safely. For sev where yon oan buy brautlful, , Dr, Harold Neiman, These boy* have all been ver. eral days fliers reported seeing Manchester for the . 3-day week Non-nui, Keamfree Nylon HooeT 1 Aquacade M’ell Attended cut and Long Island, New York. end. Optometrist, announces Itlve for some year* In 4-H work, ...le aquacatw at the close of the Maarheater Evening Herald,' The homee of the elder Rlker's "down pilot" signals from the area flI.IS pair—S'for $3 the new, location ,of his MILL ST. OFF HEBRON AVE-, GLASTONBURY | he program will take plAce at the swimming course at Amstoh Lake Hebron eorrespondent, MIsa Susan staters, Mrs. Hoyt O. Peiry, of where he chuted down. The weekend travel will get un Wlcultural and Home Economics Riker is a graduate of the Pom- der way Friday and the New Ha BLAIR'S street floor office i'or the brought out a large number of Pendleton,' telephone HArrison j Southport, and Mris. Bertram ven, has arranged for twelve extra '■ / . \ ;Ûding* at the University, and spectators, and the young swim .t-ssm. , I Ainsworth, of Palrfleld have been fret School at Pomfret, Trinity examination arid care of ■ t Hie various bams. as busy as th* Riksr home and College, . and the University of the eyes. ^Demonstrations and judging messages that, arrive there are Colorado, -Hs received hie naval a “intests will open at 10 a.m., and being saved tor Riker when he re- training 'at Pensacola, Fla. and Be whole program •W'ill be open to Oorpus~Chffstlr,■•''Tsx^' : 723 MAIN STREET' .... Be‘pitblicf Thefe WTIT'be’'a n 'm '- Phoned From Weston Manchester, Connecticut ng assembly In the College, of PLENTY Ths Riker family flrst heard of Being I easy to dn by your Phone MI-9-8144 - .agriculture Building. When wln- DEWEY-RICHMAN their son'a release by the Reds friends never leads to being well- lUffrs of the day's events will .be \ Sunday night when Miss Fisher to-do! BARABE, 'jttinounred. V . ^ Freshmen Day Slated We hove the pen you a m iRSept. B will be "Freshman Day" NO CASH T Windham High School. Willi- . demonstrated on tho anUc, the same day the Hebron , UNTIL ementary School opens. I 6lcason 5how / ' s - SERVICE -- *-e'-Entering the Windham High for | DEC., 1953 w h i :n Y o r \\ \m n ! abeir first day of study will be two | ijlebron stddenls. Marilyn Frahkel i . ffcon 5 Yoor. fo Poyl. . . ’.fed Zave Lenefsky. ' \ .■ • I endt r Wnrk * The next d ^ o th e r classes will i Too oiBcnlp Mft ran* igin. Hebron Nisually sends a | T reT o k otroriod. Sroret of difforofit in I- • \S hn l Mi"r’ m<’n1 rge number to nUs high school, j GooroBtrad nioferiolo A worltoiAalii^ j in s u r a n c e , pro-ooflMored ooriiono. Qoick oibd coor for fm • \S h*'i I H il.infm y S1 or more, but the^xact number OTOcf •• or tro will do il for yoo. . 2ttT thia year is not\at present BCSTOr LUMMKR! a 1 UPC up tSi'ailable. \ • wwwwwoiwwwvsMnian vanwwsAaaaaaoinavwo |->« rersonal Mention Cowpoffi a lir.iki j.-|. Professor and Mrs. CharlM C. You’ve seen it on “ Mr. Saturday ITUNTIC MIST IINIEI CUP. ^ silellers. their son, Horace.Nand N lghr*” show, Naw try it four* ia«i aunmt aws., naswan, conn. ----- a ( '.tI \\ -bin|" —fjfcughter,- Susan, who have . self. H'i" fhe pen ■with'the m igir / krpmwntrd by DON RYAN the past week here and in Ne’ filling tube that reaches out to 61 Oakdale Rd„ Wethersfirid. - ijBritaln, planned to return to Car- lJUsle. Penn., Tuesday, but were de- drink the inh-You never“ dunk’*' SIMM mmd way af fw* fw a » Mdw W: • TURNPIKE 'layed owing .to the illness of their I the point! our big a*«>rtment of Sheaffer’s new Snorkel pen*. AUTO BODY WORKS ■gimt. Miss cnariSaa L. Pendleton. \ ; A s was taken to the Backus Hos- ir„, \\,-l Ml.in TiirniiH,. ^tolW "9 -pital. Norwich, but at last report D E^ r i c h Ma n STREET / Was in a more favorable condition. • Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Badore PHONE Mltchdl 3.7043 n o d 6 ^ ' Picture in your mind'n eye what you want youf groundn mOOSE EXACTL F THE to look like nezt year. Then go to work NOW to make that dream come true! -Seed and feed yodr lawn . . . net COUPON out treea, tthruba and huahea - . . ntart a h^ge. Get a DRIVE D'ClT TO THE COUNTRY FAIR FOR Fall start to insure early blimms and stui^y growt h in *34. GAS RANGE YOU NEED! See us NOW for mil the seeds, plants, nursery stock and fertilizer you need to complete your picture .of a perfect^ . V -'! 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Sin Trade-in Sweetheart (Lsmit )) Trade-in Allowance 20.00 •R NWOER Allowance 20.00 99 99 m i COAT-SWEATERS PUT NOW S243JI0 liittliaf Attliet ______W i t c h H a z d (Limit 1) N 0 W \ $189il0 FROM MATHER'S $10.19 a month after Mf |irh'mpriw Mh laalhw SMCcotini, (irb...toMle silard, btana I wMt at New and laagA! ttana ar Hick Itaikar. 18.10 a month after xmall down payment tanFetilits isIm, (diet 10 la 3, 3.H) Watk t wkHf, (diet I'A It 3, 3.ff) — twidcaasMMleilcrk)||Mi,4lat >Y SizM Lsrge S/zc amall down payment 30 to 36. \ Oiasa Oven Door let* you see COLGATES SCHOOL Proof that- fine thingi( come In what's going on Inside. Finest • Mssn (tow e HACK JUfOf baking oven has tempemtur* Photo Fans Save! small packages! Here'gre Big- • Kl a HACK SMOOTH |•■Ul CruiR SUPPLIES range. features combined^ in a Control Unit . . Basy-Glean Brlghteni S IK N iS OF rompset- 3()" gaa range. Gjant Broiler . . . fast, flexible top-of- a.THTf T0« a KO Teeth.. . 4 / FILLER PAPER oven, large broiler, tlmer-alar^ stove rooking. Porcelain en t r n VALUESi aisu'rucK H iD ANSCO FILM . . ..grand top-of-atove, oven and. amel finish Inside and outalda 2 or 3 HOLES . 10c AN-WmiSw 4 2 3 broiler cooking featurea! ■for beauUfiil appearance and 'SY iffOwdrtA** easy upkeep. NYLON a i 7 9 LO O SE LEAF SnSt altr...ljs B 9 fosiUr s i f BINDERS _____ 29c up 99 BLOUSES CP CLOCK CONTROL 4 an PLASTIC RULERS FUU SIZE 34" sari 7 to 14 S E R u r a TIm m hasutiful Elgiat C fft Q A . 12-INCH ...... 9c wtf* designed (or the t^â ^Vâ ^^BvB Tin aealM tlyle ia yean...kalhar np- ktrtf TAPPAN MAGIC CHEF^ jroung-in-iiaart. For of a,,ert, tv^kiea ertga mtat, 4 la t . , mn and canFodtien salai, 4 lat . . . COMPOSITION ill wsicbes thaw Sion* aMkR*R*F*'^ ‘ SlTBAfiserit Bmwf Reeir lO-ltxU ^ AUTOMATIC RANGE art ftyled the way >tu- NeyTiYMs z BO O KS ...... ' . THRIFTT’ BIT.UOET MbDEL EIppermI -*-■ Model AG-«BS r ‘"BROWNIE ------Model 44-LA / dants'sssutad. Elgin * 1 8 9 StEN O BOOKS . . . 1^~ MAWKEYE-c O a O t« tR « g ' RegularTy 12.39.50 they waniad sbani SKIRTS JS.J . RFC. ]».M Regularly y $199.95^ I'lyled. So for Hudcni- fttbtty .y jo Trade-in " Qnllted, eatdnrey sad nnrt w'aol v f .... PEN CILS .,.. 3 for 10c fxitttV Now 9.95 Trade-in ■pproved Myiiog and Platda. . SIzen S-ta m a m Allowance 20.00 n'nittitog se n rs^ —- SCHOOL SHOt aWPPtRS.^ ■ me .e ■ ■ 1 ■>xae*«:'a.uta*«4»s - I fliluc iinpi I give's'tMsuufid'B'sI'b.' WPi^G ^ TDc 9 I B O T f W w B Tin of 33 O Q t Fhoto Flnlshinc 1 WhaHiar f t n i m o i shaat far bayt, fins ar Indaiftn. com bandages ^ 9 NOW 8218i0 roilow inis ttouic a9i!p PENCIL BOXES ... 29c •Ouality*S^rrie*»Seoaomr ' New 817L95 ta Kmaty's.. . . Yau'll fisd bundradt af mw tfyltt art $ 9 ..5 l a month after . amall down payment 17.78 a month after flaw raady far tte yaw's aap tf tchalon.. . . Evtry pair USE OUR LAYAWAY Slabeewr SAVINGS! | small down payment 1^ ^ Every Elgin. k tzpoHy mNt md backad by S9 yaan af kntw haw. PLAN! SELECT WHAT Easy rooking with Tappan’a • • • sod only dm II It I 1 C^try 1 - A y f \ f completely automatic oven for - * ' Here's a fanious-mske gaa range ^wdBI Elgin, bat M knwn lealhtr, ad (afl Mw lari, YOU WANT! A SMALL HOLLAND! "love it and leave It" conveni that's well known for such fea ' th* hastt thst aavtr tvkker icIm ; (dm 3H la 4 3.tt) ence. , Lift-Off Oven Door for tures as All-in-one top burner DEPOSIT WILL HOLD u ^ a a c l easy ilesnlng. too! Separate braski.-.EIgin'sniir-. end drip tray unit . . . swing-out acl* DuraPowsr VOUR PURCHASES! 10 sheets, broUer . . . center table work broiler . . . . Red Wheel Regula Mmt€Mno hm»dba§t $ 1 .9 9 space . . . and double storage Mtinipring, guaran- 1 1 W— t gavelopes tor. The magic of thia range ia ttad to never breek. for t—nagon . . ,> 0 ^ piMiaiu compartments. In the low price, too! (Liniil^bM|0^ PLENIT OP FREE ;/ X X PARKING SPACE! noiN tmocnoau noiN avton fXCtlisfVf UrAfURS OP NAflONAUr PAMOVt LIQUOR DEPT. OPEN LEGAL HOURS 8 AM . to 11PJM. Only Gas Gives You Such High Speed Precision Plameôoking-- u*.ri trart YOU MUST BE SATISFIED—OR YOUR MONEY BACKl And Plante-Kissed Flavor! SrlM. lMl»ae M . lea EDUCATOR SHOES PARKER'S CARSTAIRS Old Mr. Boston Coma In and anlncf Mi or hor Elgin (S) RESERVE W HITE SEAL WINES $ 0 BIXXDED WHISREIY' FORT — SHERRY 44 PROOF WHISKEY , Ml'SCATEL M anchestenf Division Mattadn lym aiftid nkh hitvy duly' ^ H a r t f # r 4 C m €•< MaiicliMt«r Office. 487 Moin S f . , O p M rakkar tiiri In ki| kayt, dm 4 It II F ifth 2.^98 F ifth 3 .8 3 ) Q u4 rt 9 8 c Thimdoy end Saturday moniiii9 f f o r by A H M M fl appKaoca deoioastraHow ood solos. JEWELERS Apnartl 4nd______Faetwanrranr Pi>rPiw tth* W lEntir*______Ite lly, A a POPULAR BEER AND ALE REFRIGERATED HSlL 8 T4ff . ------HEBRON AYE.. 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'fj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY," SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 p a g e : f'AGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALB. MANCHESTER, CQNN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1988 ...... '— ' ...... — — - ...... — — ~ A Perfect CmnpMilnn Bug* Dirty? BY FONTAINE FOR FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Falling M apU L b b v b s >LK8 A perfect companion to your H m s cleaa them y a a n m t Pgefc-a-way Deepfreeze ia the O LU IO M 6N K th e wmitUMut _ .« R LKT JUNIOJ? OPEN HI* SUITCASE JM* Antwor to Proviouo Punlo' DEEPFREEZE REFRIGERATOR clsMor that la •« easy to um tBCYN tV Animol Poradt Sense Rnd Nonsense Bargains in gleaniln|: white porcelain with whoM results at« magic, T H t HOUSE HO APTEB KIS HETUHH P80M CAMP. Its largs storage .door and ample sprinkle it on, brush It in wll :x6savicteiR*sircr • ^ Anxious that hia maatlng ahould All the OonstituUon niareptees space for food. Budget term* may OLAMORENE BUG BK( ACBOM DOWN be arranged, ask about it at THE vacuum It u r It will not 1. go off quietly, the temperance ra- la tha pursuit of happTnsaa. Tou Listed by IPtliMuilmal IMonsrtl hava to catch up with It youraalf. BUDGET CENTER, 91 Canter cleaner—It is as easy ha former had hired sm ax-priaa* irer Street. quart will do a 9 a 13 fCaniiM anlmali tighter to keep order. Now h* was costs $1.39, a half gall •nlmalt apaaklng in glowing worda: Tha vlllaga blacksmith finally For Effortleaa Cooking a gallon 33.79 at tha • Lupin* Mlmal > ^ ^ **"* Speaker—What la it that wa all found an apprentlca wllUiig ta Get a DEEPFREEZE ELEC FAINT OOMFAmr. M ain » ShMhoMtn J S i‘. Jl.. want when we gat home tired work long hours for low wagaa. Btraet, The rug h r sells for from workt What do we long to He began his Instnietlons to tha TRIC STOVE with ita convenient . Leeldag Ahead deep well cooker that lifta up and 61.25. .,£2?* SSCT lighten our burdens, to gladden boy immadlataly. ' Malay Days Ahead . F o r Um Brida ' For Tha First Di^y Baek CRsm i Bad SimplW ty converta to another cooking unit. 15!C,rt»» . ’"-a. our hearts, and to bring a smile of "When I take tha shoe out of 'Tha wise, shopper would do wall Little girls smd big girls allka 'What bride could fail to be F or B« true bappincas to our llpa? tha fire. I'll lay It on tha anvil, and to consider winter buying now Charm and aimplietty meet In Full push button control, you •h*lt*rwl (id* 26 Covering 41 Temporary will welcome rainy daya if they thrlllad with a CHAFING m s H a perfect blend in these GOLD have a large aeparate broiler and ' Truly anchanting thss* love- ' ISPabulou* b l r d , ! ^ ‘f l When ha paueed for affect, tha when I nod my head you hit It whan stocks are completa ao that have the proper rain aCtir* from for a wadding prsaant? An am - 1* *• SpanUh ot seeds shelter aha assy he unhampered In her UNR and SNARE CHAIN the oven haa a glaia inset for ly EVBNINa KAOât MATH 16 MuPcal ex-priMflghter butted in: with this hammer. TOTS 'N TEENS, 6S6 Main Street. cially beautiful orts la ahown In that those cooks who cannot restst ER’S AT THE C BininL A GOLD r*gion 27 Flying beat 42 Soviet city And tha first aeleetions.. Completa INFANTB’, NECKLACES, some with tailored compositiooi n-PH>eflghter Tha apparantlce did as ha was RAINCOATS and CAPES of rub Houaewarea Departmant of the' howa of gold, soma set with -"peeking.'' See it at THE BUD MESH POUCH BAA that expands 16 BaU* f II Heraldic band 26 Individuals 43 Indigo man who says ‘a drink’ goes out told. Now ha's tha vtllag* black BOTH’ and aUtUt* WINTER 17 Resist 20 Counsel 44 Cougar berised fabrics, Dan RIvar POP- 4. W. HALE OOMFANY. The semi-precious gems, st MATH GET CCNTER, 91 Center Street. ia particularly striking, others are- 20 Mexican on hU ear! smith. WKARING APPARBI, is avail- { UN RAINCOATS in solid colors chafing diah proper la made of In gold and silver XiesH In varying ■ I t Comforted II Abandon 46 Inland abla at TOTS 'N TEENS, 9S« Main ’ -hJ-k. m w i a s jr**w a hv ER’S AT THE CENTER. . Par / peaaanU .. — . rv.— I- .„,i I ■"<» 'hecka, OWLS S l ^ i m by copper^th a woên knob on Ita ticularly noted was a diatinctive Silver for Beauty sises. 21 Girl's 23 Satire •3 Punctuation 47 Minaral recks Straet. Come in and see them and! cover and a wooden handle for 24 Dry mark 46 Burmaao* T^»le only trouble with child Cuatomar—May I axehanga this Sawyer, WCXM. or OORDHEOY necklace of gold into which were Seen at MATHER’S AT THE nickname psychology la that children don't unbraakabla dell 7 if you wish, take advantage of REVERSIDLES with hoods or caiSl handling, while tha baac Is qf RalU tir Fall 25 French 36 Warns demons their convenient I-AV A ^ A Y set three shlmmerlngly beautiful CENTER -was aomething new, a 22 Drink* (lowly Understand it. Clerk — la thsr* aomathlng with peaked hats, all at TOTS 'N 'braaa. piecea of Jade. Theaa smartly/atylad BUITlI for 24 Earptian father 40 Place* 50 Compass point PLAN; a small deposit will re- COVERED BUTTER DISH, the wrong with It? TEENS, aUes 3 to 14 ara piiead Jhe. base of crystal misaas and wonfan ara ao raaoon- —.sacred bull. ■ -Oualomer — No, onty-thehaby'g saeva your choice.^.,..!— ... - BM^ a4eue 4or- Bsptsushsr. — 1 1 \ 4 r 6 r * B H ' Frletid"' ^fto' 'bllT cbll*ctdr)?-'ll ~ vr $5. n 6i 6.t»; v u your k n## Date Nnt Layer Calies and it can double for use as a Jam ably priced it tlÔ JirrOO iaQ lV . 26 Novice must be awful to be a bill collec T>roken avtry braakabla thing in that yoii can get SUB-liCBN BLUE SAPPHIRES for Sep- or jelly dish, also for serving WARD COMPANY that they w iir 27 European the bouse with it! Dessert will be., no problem at a- It ti tor-unwelcome wherever you go. Per the Kladergartea Set SIZES, here too? ^ tembsr birthdays and MATHER'S rointa. Made by International in fit right into your budget without dungbaatl* • / AT THE CENTER havs truly your house If you atop in at the a struggle. Choose from flannel, \ , \ . Collector—Not at all —not at It will avoid a great deal of con PINE PASTRY SHOP, 658 Cen the Camille pattern, it Is designed 30 Ebb A Toaatm aatar le a guy who al Poy*' and CHrls’ ITnderweer lovely aapphira ringa for men and by master craftsmen for sheer gabardine, sh ^k sk ln , n-n v a 11 y 22 Partalning to i. ij ell. Nearly everyone aakV" me to fusion if ' you have your child's ter Street* and purchase one of /" call back again. ways introduces man who naads clothing identifled with QLEN- Zô need to shop around for ladlea and for children an aaaort- lovclineu. Also shown were bon tweeds and IM par cent wools la a song birds i ” b " no Introduction.>n. \ ment of dainty ringa aet with aap- their delicious DATE NUT LAV bons, aaU and peppers, cigarette wide range oc colors. 24 SultaiiiC' W / DAUB NAME TAPES > when VNDEEWEAE for BOYS' AND ER CAKES. Rich enough to Boy Beoatlng \ ^starting kindergarten. Theae name OIRLS’ for the MONTOOMERY phirea. EMBUEM RINGS for men urns a^d ash trays in gleaming dacraas b ll R have the emblems emboaaed onto satisfy your aweet moth, . this silver. ' D* You E(4jay Ciaiial U v in f T "I'll makt h »lmpl» I honktd my horn—tht onvinoor 35 Approached A roving miaa ^ . ..- Co-ed — Did you hear what tha thpes are ao inexpensive, 100 foy WARD COMPANY carry a full cake ia a happy blend of luaciqiia i -J. _____ With winaome aW professor said? v line of fall and winter tinderweaf the sapphire or the emblem aet If you do./ yoii will love WEST 36SUI* (ab.> a s K 61.5(^ and 100 for IliOO, and you with a email aapphira,. a truly dates and crunchy nuts, Ita white 9 - 2 - 5 3 blow hi* whiotit—bang!" j n W la umially out Collegiate— Did I! I stuffed a have three atylea to choose from, for chlldi'en. Make thia your "on* leken Livers on T-nast ERN WDODH shown in tha House- 37 Remain 1 1 atunning gift for "hia" birthday. Icing topped with more dates and waree Dep^tment of tha 4. W: StAscand 8 P Jl ■ IT To win some guy. ^ bank bmk into my ears and lis all In^ fast colors and latitidry stop" shopping esnter for (indsr- mita, for full msaaure. Ingredients: ll-i tableapoons / ■ —Joe Kervin, Jr. tened with compound interest. proof, a permanent identification wear. . ' bi)tt4r or margarine, 1-3 cup flnely 5291 HALE OIMPANV. These food OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 40 Water anliha) i FROZEN APRICOT CREAM looklnk kitchen acceasories are ao OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS 41 U m b Si" % Of your clothing. Place yo^ order dlr’ed onion, 6 chicken livers (quar Tala handsome quilt reminds us . \ A mother, her arma filled with Ingredients; 1 cup apricot fruit Swia* Steak With Muahrooma tered), one 3-ounce can bi^lled deeoratlva,/ yet so very practtesl. 42Swine-)fl(t P Nowadays a businaaamaVla how in the Domeatlce Department Dry Twkw a Maay Dlshea of falling leaves. Uiie scraps of Shown are salts and ptppars, a HSH-HfiH/ animal l» R groceriea, got on a bus with her Judged by tha company ha kaejM of the 4. W. HALE COMPANY tq Twice as Fast , nectair, 20 marshmallowa, 1-8 tea- Ingredients; H cup flour, salt mii^hroqm crowns, 1 teaspoon green, red, brown and yellow print daughter, age five. The little girl V-tpoon “aalt, 2 tableapoons lemon and pepjper, 2 pounds round steak cornstarch, salt and pepper, 4 SPICEJr A OR. knife holder. HIS 45 Strdbg fotlini i i solvent. \ have them reedy for the opening TTiat is Just w hat Uiaas Jumbo ed fabrics for the pattern, and you BREAD IHAY, napkin holder and 'TpLU-lWAT e iS RHINO ID STEP OUT had the fare and dropped it m the of school. Juice,-1 cup cream. (cut 1 inch thick), 3 tablespoons slices buttered toast. will discover upon completing the HERE ANt> ri.L MELT HIM BACK TROUBLE MNot tpokan . siM nsw KBNDAIX DISH TOW a HAMBURG PRESS that will IS NO . i V fere box, then seemed to feel that Registrar—Hava you been mar Method: Heat nectar and marah- bacon drippings or other fat. 1 Method; Lightly brown onions In quilt th at these color's will lend a irhO THE LATO BUCKeT/ — He St-Faminine ' IT u m ELS do, thair lintlesa soft bna- medium-size onion (chopped (,. I- make you yearn for a barbecue. s e n s e ^ undergarmant . r a word of explanation was in ried before Madam? And if so, to tertsl Juat soaks up tha moisture, •nalloWM over aimmerlng water un IniUer in 8-inch skillet. Add chic- touch of Autumn color to your They maV be purchased separatiply SAVE ME A C«rW 6H THAT order. "I'm paying the money,” whom ? . Hamburger gets da luxe treat til msrahmallows are melted; clove garlic (mlncid), 1 cup chop iten livers and cook Just until done room. /WJST HAVE BEEN A I'M ttC itna irult K” 1- ment, too, by mixing I lb. of making them extra easy to use. ped celery, 1 cup tom ato catchup. or in a set. HUMOR* BIMaladaar / she told the driver in a voice clear Film Star — Oh, I didn't know Made by the manufacturers of coyer and stir occasionally... R--* through. Gradually add liquid Pattern No. 5291 contains quilt J DECAVED CARP—WS'LLJ r ^ 'H L 'i THE ly, audible at the back of tha hue, this was going to .ha . a memory ground beef, 1 tablespMn choppy .m^ve _..Xrom hent;. add. aalt... And •*>r*TXt^'>ne. 6rqunce_____from______mushroom_____ can____ to eofnetBTeh,____ _ p attern piece*,- m ateriaf -require I h AvE t o b u r n THe tHIRt> BASS M'DarinH ■T" - parsley. I ' rtov# minced garlic,' I Cnrtty Dtapera, 'they'” are axtra- ■■ Oyitw* may be wfxpped'iji iia- "Mv mother ie lohded.” test: «, large, 20 inches by 38 InchM, in Jen\on Juice; cool. Whip, cream and •"** P‘«'«* iztlrfing until smooth. Add to'ciuc- ments. diagram and complete mak con alicea, fastened with tboth- ' , HOUSE DOVJN TO BATTER f / .^teaspoon Worcester saiicc. 2 table fold. In. Pour into refrigerat.rr (undralpedi itveri with mushrooms and ing, and flnlthing directions. 6 ET R iD OP TH E BOSS m S m Ur« / K spoons ijght cream. 2 tabWspooni yellow, blue, red or grab Ftriped picks and placed In brollaf-raek S7 Worm CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER borders, a t 59c each on this main tray; place in freezing compart Method: Mix flour with 8 little stir- over moderate heat until Send 25c in coins, your name, ad for 10 minutes. x. .T H E Sm e l l -/ HAS GON6TO wine (Maraala). Shape 4 cakes floor of tbs J . W. MAIM COM 8856 ment with control aet at lowest salt and pepper. Pound mixture sauce Is slightly thickened. Spoon dress and the pattern numl>er to ld 44 cup siigar, 4 tablespoons flour, THE MANCHESTER CARPET taste with salt and pepper. Cover .AID. the best in AI'TOMA'HC printed in this issue. 25 cents. '« teaspoon salt, % teaspoon cin Pattern No. 88.56 is s sew-iitc CE.NTER, 308 Main Street is of and bake in moderate (.1.50F| oven 4 to 9 priced a t $4.98 and $5.98.' 'Thk beat looking protection perforated pattern In sizes 6. 8. DISH WASHERS at B. D. acsii IF*. namon, U teaspoon nutmeg, 1 tea fering a real value in the form of about I's hours. Or untU steak Is PEARL’S, 649 Main Street, and against the cold for your lad la i spoon grated lemon rind, 1 cup 10, 12. 14 years. Size 8, 2% yards a'pre-season sale of SPECIALS In tender, ^ i r n and baste (rfesk jK-ca- The Floor that- Wekomes TrsRIe A Hsato InsUUatloii Kit SWEATER from the great-aelec of 39-inch:. enjoy freedom, from ..dlahwaahlng light creani. 1 tablespoon ' brown RROADTXmM STAIR CARPET aioaally. and add a little wafer if drudgery forever. A jti -that- i»- -preciselr -what a These (Complete HOME fN-^"' tion of amart pull oven and cardi sugar, >4 teaspoon cinnamon. F\>r this pattern, send 30c in ING, also some SirMMER RUGS, needed to keep gravy from becom FLOB-EVER VINY14TE PLAS- 8TALLATION HITS conUin an gan atylea in the Boya' Depart coins, your nsm*. address, size | Take advantage of this special Place peaches in paatry-Ilne<] ing loo thick. Makes 6 servings. Your Oioire of Pens TTC does, it cuts cleaning care up ; awl, spreader, knife, chalk, chalk ment of C. K HOI'SE * SON, pan. Mix auger, flour, aalt, cin desired, and the pattern number to ! aale and enJovJuxurious carpeting to 40<5-'—anoI s r reinforced body, flannel lined in self, using one of the Handy ment until November 15th and ABLE POINTS for only $1.00. installation kits. painting yt>ur house? KHERWIN- sat. ooola; K,«|NtfUW'/MV,6HlXJCUR'iOU>^'^ MgV, WHiki'O Personal Garda (killega / Forget the Weather! brown, greeh or blue in sizes 6 to Tou can wash when you wish, 10 for Just $10.98. Other styles arc you will find a full selection of ------e- WILUAMH offers you the one cor LOOK...SIAM.' -nMO! MV606H./A(E3| > svuvgsTgn so H.ARRISON'S, 849 Main Street, These good looking BRIEF MEN’S JACKETS. 81 B-CXJ.ATS. Double Wear rect answer to ail youK house, WHAT'S 'Httu THAT have Juat received thHr PER OASES from HARRISON'S. 849 come rain or shine, it you have a priced a t $12 98 and $15.98. What Do You Need for School T AceonoioN ? CKI ISER COATS. CORDUROYS You really do' enjoy double .painting problems. Yes. tested COWIN'? SONAL CHRISTMAS CARD Main Street have been draatically HOTPOINT or BLACKSTONE No matter what you need in the [toimhnean is built into all SHEK- AUTOMATIC DRYER in your .-mo LEATHER 4ACKETS in all wear from your STAIR CARPIT-1 MOORS, Stop in now and make' reduced end Juat In time for atu- Apinaeh and Bdd Luncheon Dish sizes, from 38 to 46 in all the INO when you have it REVERSED ‘ ‘‘"f, I Wm-WILLIAMS house palnU to your aeiection in comfort, a -con d'ents to take advantage of a real kttehsn. Tou can also save money inîra your house longer lasting for you will not require ao many Ingredients: 1 package frozen wanted colors in an extremely by the M AW sTER CArP^ venient place where you may sit saving: for example regular $10 chopped spinach, 1 can condensed -*. idt price range. CENTER. 308 Main Street. When baauty and ’maximum protection in and choose at your leisure is pro brief caZCa arc aelling for $8.98 and changes of clothing to tide you PANT, 787 Main Street. They* are all kln4a of weather. Now ia. the over rainy daya when clothipg Juat mushroom .soup. 2 teaspoons flne the cari>eUng is w-om. simply call vided. kfake your choice now while $17.50 ones for only $10.98! ly grated onion (puln. and Juice), them to come over and raversa it, known aa "Haadquarters for time to paint your house with wltl not dry — and they are an D m ’.! TBraer It Away I School Bupplies” and their stock the selection is\compIete, prices 5 e«g«. '* cup grajfed process thus just sbout doubling Ita wear. SHEKW^’-WILLIAMS WEATH- s ta rt aa low a t ll.OO. A WoBdrrful Bay tiur Boys especial boon to mothers of small ■You may be amazed at the wear is aa cxtenalva aa you could w l^ EBATED\ HOUSE FAINT* We rhlldrcn. Stop In at the .ABO AP- sharp Cheddar cheese.-^- , They offer this. service whether for. ThIz if a real-money saver for Method; Cook spiageh accord that is left in that OLD RUG of you purchased the stair carpeting have a eomjpleu stock of 42 of the PUANCE SERVICE COMPANY. yours. . .Let the.BLANCHESTE4I t o t s *N TEENS. 966 Main ing to--package dlrectlonsr drain; from them or from someone size; ' - JOBat. popular.Ncolorsr Including the 21 Mapre SfiSet and see theih,' C.4RPBT CENTER. 308 Main F or W lator NIgfcts new custom 'mixed pastels to Street arc offering BUNA BUB- terms may bs arranged. there should be about I'Y cups. 1-1 Street, cut it down for you to flt *Yangy Lemoa Pound f'iake ' Nothing is quite aa anug chaoee from, and will ba glad to T. K. iw. v s ee. BER RAINCOATS with HATS Mix spinach with undiluted soup *mi n ter, the Boys' Department of the "T-' Then give thVm a BECORD PLA^^^^ 6-lnch hest-reiilatsnt glass WABD COM CHRIS WELKIN. Plaaeteei \ Rush Act BY RUSS WINIERBOTHAM -proof. cementi^ atama with s ER — thev'll love It! THE RUD- ! pie plates: cover with warm egg DellMte Kyloa MarqtHaelle -Streef. One reason for it* gobdneM j To remove chewing gum from ab]iblc yokt bsek. Built for all the slic'es; sprinkle 'with cheese. Place Delicate NYLON M.ARQIT- ?" because they u.se fresh lemon in PANY a t ju st $2.29 and $2.79. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Cornered BY EDGAR MARTIN GET c e n t e r , 91 Center Street Better make your choice early, at waahablea. chill them with ice, rr- s tr^ and strain s lively boy can have three speed WEB-COR and under broiler a few mipiites until SETTK in pastels and white is j the cake and the icing, Z KBEW it! I h MR-OFF IMNI^TAN.,. theae low prices. .-nove aa much as possible and tljen MfMIfc t o R tM K IR OM.W SOO CMS WiXR glvcvthem. they will stand up un EMERSON PORTABLE REC cheese melts. 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Aa Theae irons work on AC or DC 12 49 from the PINE PHARMACY. your choica ia a BONBON. falL current snd come with a handy i joyable gift. It may also be for paper, there it every-style for- 884 Center Street: of course these U r ” Hii 'A Happy Thouglrt used to . dry home permanent ever>- ■> need including loose . leaf traveling ra.se. boxes have thermo* bottle*. Speakuig of good luck, thare wave sets. Anger nail polish, to Hinders in . different sizes, note is only one more Friday tha IStJv. CAPTAIN EASY One Cardaw Inatant BY LESLIE TURNER For her birthday, a PIN*-and FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tha Dough EARRING SET or a PENDANT defrost th e refrigerator- and tor-, books. tablets, -Just every school . Rkineetones for OmamentstiM ’• Round to Please tn 1953 to have-bad hicki- Comto ' tY MERRILL C HL0 8 8 EE For afternoon or-formal wear, in-November. . - ______'CHAKuetetoe nr _ DROP THAT GUN, AND GCT yCXlR and e a r r i n g BBT with blue sap- many other purposes. 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Take curtain for 45 minutes. It is basted with morrow. for with every purcha.<(e down occasionally and lay It fla't white wine and then barbecued for ho.*c, or gas pipe, apply soap-i able radio, exceptionally fine toned of either ' type of MAYT.AG at a modest price. to ewab both sidea. Or swish it another 5 or 10 minutes, according WASHER FOR THE NEXT suia to the surface. Bubble* In a tubful’ of detergent auds. to. a recipe. THREE DAYS ONLY,-you will wm iocste t h e n a r you. KOV . Mhtclind Outflta for Mh i receive a 5’EAB'S SUPPLY of E ver growring in popularity for DETERGENT FREE! For Real Entertainment " 48'' Nylon Marquisette Get one of the 1954 TV BETS, MEN aretba MATCtIKO OUT- your choice of MOTOROLA. green and dark brown-in sisea '29 FITS of BnRTS nad PANTS nnd .At Least Oiw of The3 aaaortad HARTFORD ROAp — ItAHCHESTER OKEMFSH] tery dishes mounted on a linilf PAINT tV>MPANY, 699 Main and the M ANdUM m FLOOR ^ INCORPORATED — wheel which is faatened to. a pol- Street. Beat of all, thia new cards with COVERING COMPANY, 731 Main for JuH $tM ! CLOSED WEDNESDAYS FURNITURE u d MUSIC HOME OF FRIGIOAIRE Uhad mahogany base, it costs just PAINT IS ODORLBB8! Say good- Street carry the full line. Make $10.9S In the Houseware D epart »»T* to annoying paint odor* by your cholcGchoice HAU-Jiack,Hnli-Mack, theth« chromachrom# n p i W • OPEN 9 to 5:30 — SATURDAY 9 fo 4:45 ' 743 Main St. Often Stamps Given Tci. MI-3-M80 ment of the 3. W. HALE OOM- using Duco Color .^Conditioning PANT. PnUrt. . Inqpiirer '' ' ...... ' ' ~ 'r'' ...... / \ • A ■' I 1 .., ! ■■ ; - 4

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more Loula Baldacd who is the beginning at • p. in. (E 8T) from big hope for the Wolverines. the fit. Louis Arena. ° Jim m y Piersall Slides Safely Back to Base Motors Beat U tlle I,.eagucni Annist In Jim m y Fund Collectiong College Squads Elsewhere personnel problems Durando, who Marted the year as 3DTessenGel Roe Serves Up Five J Brooks Nursing Full ran deeper. Army, after two days' the fourth ranked middleweight, practice, still was trying to solve doesn't go along with the Idea that Tires, 7 to 1 Out in Droves the mystery of how to plug the Sandy will take the fight. gaps left by the loss of the three . .“ All 1 have to do Is hH him once. and^ Batting Home Runs; Yet Wins 1 11 Game Advantage \ I believe I ran eateh him at least New York, Sept 2 (^—The best tackles and two of the out Five Rung in Opening ' , n|i..ii.,,.„ ^ .: proved the margin of differeiicg standing backs from spring prac two or three timen la the IS rounds. majority of college footboU teami That'll be enough.” man who figured bafora tha oak- Y eterstt Southpaw C ops Initlatad y#t with my gophar ball Frame Settlen Iggue have knuckled down to the busl- tice who had been injured or drOp- Six Regulars Hitting . . .1 . .. . . • *■’• th# Pittsburgh O’Brien twins. i M enlle’. H om er ped out of the Academy, Sandy wasn’t talking. Sandy, a 6- son began to again b« Uiatr finest neaa of fall practice .while their footer, was defeated by a knockout pitcher, the Dodgers gtlU have lO U t lieciaiou, OiVeil ;B„t there le hope for them. We In Playoff Encounter Y.nk. to Edge Pale Even the traditionally pessimis Better Than ..300; coachei are worrying about everyr at the hands of Willie Troy. managed to run away frbm their . Creuit > to iMales idr ^ tic coaching precession had to ad Durando, who has won 35 out of Three Have M ore Than field. With Joe Black at trio beat Scoring five times in the first H ose; W ynn Canlurcfi Inpl"* rallies m the seventh, thing from what to do for a tackle _ , ^ , but they could score only one nin mit all was not^d , however. S3 fights, was knocked out of the their motind staff would aSqume rme timing auppurC -r ------:------Inning, Roy Motors went on to de Fordh'am and Eogton College 100 RBIfi; Statistics lo th M oiinn D ecifiion after loading the bases with none to who’ll be the third right half top 10 listings with losses to Joey almost the formidable proportians " ' ■- \ - i feat Manchester Tire last night in back. fielded well-condttioneVîlnita with Glardello and Paddy Young. He’s of their hitting array. Brooklyn, 8*pt. 2 -Preacher = a large contingent of veterans. the Intermediate I..aagiie plkyoffi, By REN PIII.EGAR 1 Karly Wynn struck out 10 in Southern CalUomin paraded 78 fought three draws. New York, Sept. 2 (A5—There ii j Roe pointed an accut.r^g linger at 7 to 1. The verdict was the clincher Mike Holovak at BC adjnaUted Aaaoristed Preaa SpoHa Writer winning his 18th game for Cleve- candidates In the first practice at The fight will be scored on a a rising auaplcio'n in baseball cir-1 hia irail-kwking person ahu Can He Pick Perfect in the best of three game set. 'Die Los Angeles yestertay to claim “this is going to bs a pretty g point system under Missouri box Tho UII...... I..O Do..,.. o ' “Til bit Indian attack in- clea that the Brooklyn Dodgers i cnarged himseif with being a winners will play Bantly's Oilers > The Milwaukee Braves get a t|,„|nd A1 Rosen’s 36lh home run. erne of the largest squads while team ." ing rules with two judges and the "duiuo pitcher’’ thli year, only ilf- C a r d ? have what it takes to whale the | major league for the playefT crown in a best last look tonight St the hnn»e of Qua Zemtal of Philadelphia .. Jflphlgan jmd Southern MethodUt The Rama bpaqt speedster Jgdi W erec splitting 10 points a round -ty-yee-ênt’-e*' elifecuva «e-iie-haa' of‘threa'sartee wtth' tha first gamr' 'S.v'all at halflfi’ck —fiiliy' recbjwfid betvroen the' tws 'boxers. ------"th r team -they ■rrmlrtnt -beat- f or'the tpasserh' -Rosen ■ ■ ’♦tth: ‘ ' ' (Came up with 70 hopefuls each.'" Yankeea " {'hlV'■tTinT' and deprive bean the pael three yeara. I M»|or Haopla baRdlng tomorrow night at 5:45 at Nebo.~ National Lesgue •pennant. ) homers, his 36th ahiT'S^^, off De-'’’' Bobby Dodd at Georgia Tech from polio which kept him R etire Profeisor Casey Stengel of hia 1 Ma tstunUi to tliptbiial Boh Blardi went the route for TT>e Brooklyn Dodgers represent ■ troll’s I.'ed G a r v e r. Fine rttllef switched former defensive fullback last season. heart s de^re, an unprecedented \TH B VBTiSRAN aouthpaw of the «a of foottiall predirtloas, azd the Motors, aeatlerlng four hBa. the one jinx the Braves fslled to I work by Rsy Herbert sllehhed tho- lArry Morris to center to fit the fifth Btraignt world championahip. • • • » t THK ASOOC’IATBD PBSM Brm ktyn Uodgeri waa a picture o. hia weekly fore- He fanned three and wnHced one. ehake In their move from Boston | A’s from the fifth on and>tjie revised non-platoon game and Sports in Brief chatgin - following yesterday’s oasla . of gamee The game wae called after five to Milwaukee. Charlie Grimm’s Tigers came from-behind to Win. pulled John Hunsinger from end to THE LATEST official averages routagoing job against tha St. will he' a regular Inningt due to darkneaa. Hank charges convlh'ed the rest of the the backfield. Sandy ^ v o r e d The Detroit Lions N)/ the NFL make It clear that the National B attini—Schu«‘ndUnii(. 8l.. leoulf, L ouis Oarulnalt in the sweltering feature ' on the EalkowskI, dimm.v HelMe and Jlm- league the bold Braves of Milwau Pointing toward a full-dress Leaguers possess one of the moat Irvin, .*^w York. ,3»; Furillo, Brook'- have 11 ex-BIg Ten iâyers on lyn, .338) Robinson, Brooklyn, .384; A«h' ^ near lOOêgree weather at Eo- H^rta .. Page.: ■».T Mortarty pitrhed for the losers kee bore no re.aemblanee to the Saturday scrimmage Bud Wilkln- their roster. The schools represent fearsome batting arrays since the burn, rhiladHphia «nd Campantlia, beta Field. Watch for the with EatkowakI being charged woe-begone Red.skins that hud Yank (Conference son at Oklahoina w'atched a daya of Murderers' Row, that their Brooklyn. .338. Ah oulsid^, listening to Roe, first ene fevering 1 with the leas. Over irando ed ..are Ohio State, Wisconsin-,În Runs -Snider, Brooklyn. 114; GllUam. dled In seventh place In. Boston a 'Converted halfback Buddy iLeake diana, 'Illinois, Iowa and Michigan pitching has exceptional depth and never would hih{e guesaea the craf gamea of fiepl. Hi*" waa shortstop John- year ago. But they couldn’t, per that Manager Charlie Dressen has Brooklyn. Jf^: Dark. Nrw York. 104. (yrifiders Start work out in the vital quarterback St. Lot^. Sept. 3 IS) —, Ernie State. Robinson. Brooklyn and AlutiaL 0t. ty lefthandtr juit won hli Ig, 1 **i*" *iH with Jhortstop.John- suade the Dodgers. position of the Sooner spllt-T. After' 70 harness .racing nights done a great job of shifting' hia leO U lS, 101. luth game In 12 dMislona thia aaa- , ny McLoughlln of the Motors. • • Durandtvof Bayoiine, N. J.. trying athletes about to throw all the Runs Batted In—tTampanella, Brook Boston, Sept. 2 lAb—Aia thfi six Biggie Munn, mastermind of at Roosevelt Raceway In N. Y.. the •uiritlHtiJh-it: lyn. 135; Mathews, llifwaukrs. HR. aon and hia ninth in aucce'eaion. ProY^t came up with the __MJTII FOCR MEETINGfl re- to mqScle his way back into the power at hia command into the only extra base blow In the game, Michigan State's defending Na- Weight division’s top 10.1 record shows that horses In Post Hodges. Brooklyiu .116; Snider. Brook But the Preacher not satis jor picked 171 maihlng two in Brooklyn tonight Newj England State Univerattles tlonal Champions who are being Jim Piersall, Bostoo4led Sox' right fielder^ elides safely back to first base on an attempted pick off lineup. lyn. H I ; Knnls. Philadelphia. 104. a double, for the winners. takâ on favored Randy Sandy of One position have won 127 times. Hits >— Ashburn. Philadelphia. 176; fied with the job he h u done, he winners correct-1 and tomorrow and two in Milwau that comprise the Yankee Confer primed for their Big Ten debut, play in the flr.st inning of the Boston-Cleveland game, in Cleveland. Indians catcher Jim Hegan. As this is composed, no fewer Bummary; w York In a scheduled 10 round Sal Maglle of the Giants is the Dark. New >^[>rk. 144; Snider. Brooklyn. permitted only nine bite in bis 12-5 ly eut of 1 8 1 kee later thlgrnonth the. Dodgers ence la'iH'chS'l^l their football seasons. wateiied 65 players sweat and only National League pitcher to throw to first baseman Gill Glynn (right). Umpire Ed Hurley calls the runner safe. Cleveland won, than six DOdgera who figure to_ 143; leuckman. New York, 143; Klus- \Hctor}’ but five of them were horn- B«jr M»l«r§ lead the Braves' 12-6 for the sea ixtng bout tonight. / face the Yankees In every game" games ABan R" Ii HO A K I groan through tlietr Initial prac^ hold an edge over every rival NL 13-3. ■ , xewski. t^nriiinali. 158. er’ûni, juet one short of thh.rec- 1 1 0 » 0 1 f son. Last year when the Braves Rhode Ikli lAlandj^ with a veteran team Sandy, who has been beaten only of the World Series a month hence Doubles'-Muaial, St. IsOtHs. 48: Snider, ^tnrday, the other game reeult- J** tlce and then said “we have team In lifetime records. Brooklyn, 36; Bell. Cincinnati and Dark, ord'lôr most bomera yielded ^ a 1 1 1 I o performed out of Boston the spearmaded by Pat Ahhnizzi, rates once in 14 fights, and Durando will are clubbing the bait at .300 or *"* *? * *•* aeeuree on la | MTl!TiUlin.'« 3 1 3 I I II awful lot of work to do'l’.’. top a boxing card arranged for the Roy Caropanella of the Dodgers ■Vic Janowicz of the Pirates N^wew York.____ _ 34: _____ Purllki,^ . - Broo -- . pitcher in one game. Dodgers beat them IS times. m : better. It might take some digging Triples—OUIiam. Brcwklyn.>klyn. l13; ) : FondFondj-. reverheraUag tones that this year ; Johnson, lb ... 3 1 1 2301 as IM outstanding threat for the At Ann Arbor the Unlv(^r^y of is the first catcher In National wears No. 31 on his uniform. It is ; Woltck, c 3 I 0 4 3 II : Milwaukee has clinched its sAs- National American Legion Conven LOCAL to find a National League team of ChiCAgo and Bruton, Milwaukee, Roe,\who will be 36 next Febni-\.he’ll have not one, but a aooeaa- coveted bea^ ôt. 'Mlchigan.'s.. chief .problem.yiMiped the. same numeral, he wore, during . * , .»Uir4b...... tsonis-series Auitlv every other, team tion In session here. ------League, hlstoiy ..to . have knocked niodem timea Which bdasfed 'itilgh 'Ashburn, Philadelphia and -Hennis, -01.- ary,' aaldrhe could not -explain hia ^ of-pmMH ir n m r I Dormer, I f ...... ,1 n II u I) II to be at quarterback vfim atten The bout in the 160-pound class In 100 or more runs, during two his collegiate football days at Ohio Louis, 9. t decllno thia year. The Jean Arkan- | ' except the St. I.:nuts Csrdinals and ^ o d e island liad tn. Bhare that a slugging array at this stage af a . Home Runs - Mathews. MUwmukse. Lowd. rl ...... , a 0 1 II II 0 tion focused on 19-year;Old sopho will be telecast nationally (CBS) different seasons. State. ,X aan attributed hia 10-2 record to jWehb, Jb ...... 3 li il 1 I II ; they lead the Red Birds 10-6. •ophy with Maine .ghd t'onnertl- hot summer. 43; Klussewskl. Cincinnati. Snider. Snort Chatter Brooklyn. 35; Campanella. Brooklyn. At the moment Brooklyn holds Dresaen'a three outfielders. Carl the powerful batting support furn T o u t*...... 23 7 7 IS 7 ~2 ciit when all thr^/ lost but one X 34: Hodges. Brooklyn. Kiner, Chicago ished by his teammates. Msochetier Tire III its fattest matgin of the season/ , ___ 1 . » m ... . Furillo, Jackie Robinson and Duke and Bell. Clnrinnati. AB R H PO A K - " - -i \ conference garntj/last fail. Both of Stolen bases—Bruton. Milwaukee. - 34; "I know one thing," he said lover the Braves 11 games an/ Snider, were hitting .333. .320 and igltrer. u ...... 1 t 1 1 3 I) has s theoretical chance to wntp i' the latter unlv.^rHit(es also have a EARL W. YOST .318, retpeclively. through Mon Reese, Brooklyn, 19; HUIlam and Rob 'Tve pitched very stupidly this litrl.wnid. c ...... 3 ii II S 1 il aolid nucleus, of veterans and New X inson. Brooklyn. 18;'Snider, Brooklyn year. You probably have heard the D, Bimnione. 3b ...... 2 Ii li II 3 il I up the flag by the end of the Lafior \ Sports Editor day’! games. Catcher Roy Cam- and Bernier, Phlsburgh. 13. ’ Day doubleheaders. 20 days oe^re ' Nampshije/knd Massachusetts pm Pltrhlng~Roe. Broftklyn, K>-3. .8M: expression 'Strong as a bull and Morlartv. p, 3b ...2 ii 1 il 1 » panella continued to powder the Reible, p. If...... 3 II I 1 u II ' the season ends. | H'*'/'. o" highly promising Burdette. Milwaukee, i3-3,--3l-3; Spahn. just as dumb.’ Well, the only part i. el ball at a .328 pace;ihird baseman Milwaukee. 19-5. .793; Krskine. Brook- i BogtI...... 3 II ! 5 1 1 ' ■yesterday Brooklyn ended a per-I melcrial. ROY McOUIRE, former Man-.baseball jackets. The ]y^n, 17^. .7il; Meyer, Brooklyn. 14-8, that doesn’t 'fit me Is that I 'am Knhen. 3h. If ...... 2 » II i 0 u Billy Cox. In better phyalcai shape Auelln, rl ...... 1 u u I u i> feet home season ggalnat the Car-; Burlington, Eil Donnelly Chester High three sport star, i'a gifts to the boys from than usual, was lending a hefty ..far from being strong.’’ MENS ÔYS SHOP 9 Strikeouts—Roberts, Philadelphia, 144: Zelkowekl. p, It ... 1 II II 1 II II dinalt -11 victories in 1 1, games . i that his \em|ont Cata- now taking his boot training in , Mpriarty for winning the .305 to'th e concert, and first base- Krskine. Brooklyn. 154. Mlsetl. 8l vrATMiiAva ■Kai i.ra l.lnnef. 3b ...... Ii n 0 ii II :i sas HAIM 8T,. ' islit Po-.l.. j with a 12-5 decision despite flve | "*"""•» will be greatly Improved MAJICaBSTKB. COMM. the Navy at Balnbridge, Md. Roy ; Legion Junior baseball champion- Gil Hodges waa booming I«ouls. 137; Ifaddix. St. I«ouls. IM ; Sim ••FCH» INSTANCE I ’ve been .'laitoul ^ mons, Philadelphia 114. New Yi.rk 10. I'hlcsKo ». Toisls ...... 13 1 4 15 -; 4 Manchester’s Little Leaguers are assisting In the annual Jimmy Fund campaign by acting aa St. Louis home runs. New “ '"’f"''' played baseball this , season with , »hip g a t an even .300. pitching Stan Miisial alow stuff BriK.ki.n 13, 81, |x.uT» ». nov klotrrs __ 501 ni -7 ; - — - . night s local Little League ream , shaded Chicago 10-9 in the only/role In the hatlle for th* con- Bolton in the fhter-Counfy; all.year with pretty good .urcess. Msnrh'eler TIr* too i«i—1 solicitors .-It Die new Manchester Drlve-In Tlieatre in Bolton. TIm squat Campanella. a bust in Anrerlraa fjeagve Only (•mei,.«(a..duUd. Joe Cam- other National league action. / lercnce honors. League. He was a centerfielder. BOB BI.%RDI, high school pitch the last series, had driven across So - today 1 threw ■ hlni three' -gaiprteaa — ^^..i Riins.hsjMdjn. P row l. ,,p , ,.oijectU>n a t .the theater. JHemhers nf Yankees, shown above, .at left to right Baiting — ‘ Vernon*. S»: New York 3. Oiicagn 2. ^ ' isrty: iwo-bw . ait, 1 Walter Gleason, Bobby Maltempo, Gordon Geer and Henry Piemonte. Funds, are iurhrf ove'r The' Neiv ' York ■ "Yankecsr'nroi'vd; ■ For -the ftrsf time-in stx T**!'.*." er last season, will leave shortly 124------runjtK34- of them representing . -- R«)srn, c'icvciand. .326, MlnoiM.>.‘ Chicago. alralght fast balls, the first time Deiroli 7. Philadelphia », i bases. Silver. Burklcy. Johnson. WiiJIrk. I . . 9's games in front of the fajliring there have not been any head / \ MARSHAU. A I T K E N. an for military service. Bob has been hia home fun total. Snider had 109 i ..117. Min-hpll. Clcvpland and Baurr, he came tV bat. He nevfr moved a neveiaed 13, Boston 3. I left on bases. Roy Motors 4, Msiirhes- m tb s Jimmy Fund for cancer research. |er Tire 3: bases on balls. Blaritl 1. | ...... Chicago White Sox a* they, (ripped coaching charges. The turnover other former High three sport star a standout hurler in the, ’Inter- RBI’a and homers H<^KesJ N'wJ muscle as he let the/pitches go Only Rch^dut*^. STAUrDl.Miil izaikowskl 3, Morlartv 1. ftelgle 1 the Sox 3-2 at Chicago, .fllevelahd hss been so consistent that,New . and co-captain of football and has- ' mediate League, (Igurefl wer« 113 And 29^ F urilio n ^2 . MAnilr. N>w York. 8«. by, all the nne. D#irjdi. 93. he knocked Lt out of the park.’! Boston ...... handed .power, Snider Bajnfi Hie j CWcazo and Zcrnlal, Phllad.l- ...... 72 41 .$41 14*? ftrlswolrtX Wollrk: losing pileher, Zsl- Several Yank Stars Would ton weren't scheduled. The third.; The first conference game will last season at Manchester High. at 8 o’clock at the West Side Rec. Besides Musial.Jusial. fit(R^ve Bllko hit i'J>.'hlnainn . a...... 44 47 .•4*»4 221. Iknwskl: tlbae. 2; 10. 1 Charlie Keller bravely attempt place Indians are-within a game of contested at, Kingston, R. I. on only lefty In the group, deep , „,J._Ku,nn. D.lroli, 177; Vernon, two homers, lUp RepulskI rspped, I’*’** ■ ...... 62 40 .194 ed a comeback after discs were the White Sox and 10'j 1 Sept. 26 between Maine and Rhode- thinkers already arS wondtRrlng i waahinfton, 175; Phiiipy, Philadelphia. 4J* 43 .371 19. removed from his spine. Finally. I.IT T L E 1.EAOUER8, dres.sed MERCHANTS' FOOTBALL one and rtxp'kle Harry Elliott st! i.(euis ...... 44 44 .344 42 New York. 1 Island. The other conference Like to Have Stayed Home. King Kong Keller was uncondi in uniform, are soliciting funds at candidates will practice tonight ‘Hf i S - '" '* " ”' \ knocked the other. ' u n J4»llaa«| Sci\n8,Tral>erl the Bolton Drive-In Theater all and Friday nights at 6:30 at the for right-handed hurling in int , i>oubie»--Keii, Boaton and Vernon. \ ...... : . . »i • 4(1 495 tionally released, finished his play th re e r a m e s schedu led a t E b b e t s ^ ’anhlnffton. 35. ênaen. WaaWnffton. «>», •They tell nrte that was the MVlw.ukee' ...... m 5! 411 11 Hr.nrtch to the sidellnea after 11 THE fix. IJH IS home runs at « 3 Vermont at Malhe, Con- A this week for the Jimmy Fund. West Ride Oval. Drill previously kid's first major league home Phliadeiph'ia ...... 72 54 ..561 14»* Nev York — (NEA) "ommy ing rsreer under P.ed Rolfe. an Brooklyn were all off TTcscher , ^ at Massachusetts, NeW Field, where the ahort fences first years as the World Champions’ Ai'hfdulcd Thursday night has been run. Ro/ said. "\jrKve It \to me 8l. Isails ...... 70 64 .541 a»- Opp 08C ^^îiadians other former Yankee luminary, In ,1 . beckon. It begins to look m , TrtNea-Rivera. Chicago. 14: Pleraall. \i'W York ...... 4.1 44 . a i 24 ”b"n« .Torîlmerr' my '’it right' (jeld 'and at j rKeUer'"rr-^nHy BILL KNOFL.A caught a five canceled. \ to get those kids started on the nncinnaii ...... 64 73 mates backed him With * 17'hlt/ Hampshire; 17, Ihouffh Allle Reynolds will not be i Bomon.XPhllley. Philadelphia and Vei- .443 33 absence at Old-Ttmera Day at {^r,t base. HenricI). whom not » ! nothlnE much ” «» hi. Frerterick assault. The record (or home runs ( and one-quarter pound small tkm ffipiawer aa h# w a s a v e a r ago. ^ *ion, W a^ ln^ oii. 9. Fox And MlnoPi I Yankee Rtadlum. (,w suspected some dsy might I Connecticut at Maine. Rhode Is- Aiouth baas last weekend. The TED FA IRBA N KS deaervea n V ''The only kids I have not 96 62S d Tonv TnM>^rt will . Hfnriclr tHevimnir a IJtti* manage the Yankeea. waa released oft one pitcher in a game IX six. I , ...... • • I Home Runx — Zernlal. Philadelphia. TODAY’II o a m m Vic Seixas and Steve Bllko hit two, Stan Mualal. 1 Maaaachuaatta. 31, New catch is now on display in the world of credit for the. success of TH E 17-YEAR-OLD Chief plain- I 37; Roarn. cfeyeland. 36.: Berra, New \ ------^------^ es acainat cilnsds in ; League regional chamnlonshlp », Blish Hardware window. Bill re play the alnples agalnat can* Slla'n man' f^m Taa^Ûo; ' "“‘"‘“I n g o / * ^ " e n ’-Ih:,^ Cohnectlc^t; Nov 7. the recent testimonial banquet V. NfttlffiMl the North American Zone'TJavls gnme at Rockville Center, Ixmg ports the heat did not bother him. Jibnoring the American Legion .'TY:. f^"'Rb^.'iS!' phVta4.iJh;ii; to m aM cJ*^ the Hch. DiMagf'.a and Keller U now | oh* each. The outburst ran 1 there aeems little reason to believe jp \MiURiikFF At Brooklyn fnlchi) A?up finals at Montresl fiept. Island. ffldn t choose to manage in the j,,, Yankees In any : Cards’ homer total for the year to ; JI. Rhode Mand at Ormnectlcut Junior baseball team. Actually, Ted that he might' suddenly regain his i stolen Bases — Mtoosn and RJrera. 5l|^hn'n9*ft) VI. M^yfir (14*51. btit the doubles combination ia Hh“ •TO.'HMY WAfi HXPPV to have minors, JOHNNY PROVAN is the only did practically all the work him THOMPSON leiHJlji At PItuhtirfli) (ntfho — capacity, and feeling none too 12 0 . a etub record. BRUXTON PREP xf . ribFrlR ...... : settled.___ _ n letitimale e::cuse.’’ asid one of when DfMaggio moved els*-' NOT L IK E -IN)P Manchestej: lad among the hope MI HJ (lJ*fh VR RohPrpi (21*1I). good abopt the deal he got. | Sal Maglle. o.ne-time ace of the self. play-off. When they go at Alllea_,jj_„ j, % Mi N>w York rofJblf*Un i Xh# Davln Cup S^^lectlon Com* is former tesmmates. who admit- n-here. Tub Jum per Arthur Pat- fuls at-the University of Connecti age, they're usually long gone. H e! Piichlng -l>>pat. ifew 'Ybrk. that he. too. wonht have pre- (^rson telephoned HihHCK. asking Tharc- were BumArous .additional { . . Tl*?. XFD (19*72 I mittee recentTv palriid » « g a » and I ' Cubs but the New Yorkeri -came •CtsHe; P a. -(#JEAT - V j T SPORT and DRESS S^ÎRTS cut. Provan is an end. Tommy -THE REV. ROBERT Keating’s Ûk’t_ • * . • pitched r...... the route . since ,___ w _____June' 1 fli*!. QgstBf* a* I * * T i^c k ciS" doubles for -snversl ■ fcTred to turn down the Invlta- f,, wrr* interested. The man stories unfavorable to Yankee . -v ■ u.v Franz of South Coventry la an RACEWAY brass before and after the veterans ' teh|hd and won in therigh th. .Son. a pacer. Is the tire of eight address at the Legion banquet I jq . And has not been happy in his .Tm .- rISJoi.' NeV.york.'u5;oki: tournaments hut may decide t 6 ]tion\ This famous name showed n-as. so waa told to come to th* Sizea 6 to 20 \ other wing candidate. ' Mickey Mantle’s l7th homer two-year-oMs trotting this year. \taa his n o th since Jan. 1. ! 23 relief jobs. He doesn't consider 1 Strikeouts — Pierce. ' Chicago. Ml . THOMPSON, CONN Ameriraa. . . , put Straight Clark of Pasadena. 1 up. he explained, onlv bccaua* it 'Yankees’ Fifth Avenue offices and donned uniforms perhaps for the ^ last time on Old-Timers’ Day at All money Father Keating le- i hi, arm to be of the bull pen t y p e . I Tmck- Wlcaw n,M(T* ,i(C*( "Cr Calif., with Trabert ajtainst the. was good business to do so Jn his talk with General Managar George $2.19 - $2.91 DECISION has been reached In Oft 00.U the Stadium. | ■ r ceives from speaking engagemenU The report is that during this'\ . ^ R to n . 108. tieveiann. iiai rarnei \ Bfchern iS-ili. /Canadians. | present po.eltlon. 1 M. Weiss. the Alumni Little league to'drop is turned over to the swimming ! final month the Yankeea will It was repeatedly noted that the ] plans for the playoffs and call it a 1 Bernard BsrUen of R«n Angelo, [ u s * * m s that the New York] H e n r ic h was a s k e d to name a virtnam- \ pool fund at the Meriden School ’ make a studied effort to reconvert Phllsdllphl*^ rtsvland (niEho - l T e x a s , fourth member oMhe t e ^ American League organlzatlish s „ûre. was Informed that season. Brown and Beaupre for for Roys. \ mpir former ace into a starter. the second straight season won the Ryni J10*14i------vi. -L»mo|t (18-l.1i.------announced veaterday. may play cfllciency even precludes taking; n-oiild be advised. i SLACKS FOR JUNIOR spotting him two or three times to SPORTS CAR »» one of th* singl** match** If vic- csre of its old stsrs, and there is shortly thereafter he read In the But the absence of Del E Webb league championship. ' see if he can again build up his ■ ' tory 1* clinched before th* final considerable feeling about thia onnewspapers that Joe E. Brown, the and Daniel R. Topping wasn’t Sizes 5-12 stamina and recondition his arm BILLY FREY will be the s61e Remove Remains — day. sevei'Bi fronts. comic', had been engaged. nearly as conspicuous as that of to travel a distance. Reynolds, After batting and center fielding —This is late August." said Hen- Tommy Henrich. $3.98 ^ $4.98 winner of the benefit baseball himself, sounds only faintly optl- ROAD RACES game between Frey’s old Man __ Of Jim Thorpe Iht. Bombera._.tft .JO. .pennanta .^.d ; tU;h. contacted-.at.bia N *w .Rrun»*J_. -firiatie-Bbont hia chances. ' — - 0OITMB In* world championship.*. Jo* Di wick', N. J.. business establish- 1 • chester High team and a sqiiad of' I f the Chief doesn’t make it. COMPLETE former Twilight I>eague perform Maggio tel*cast after games at ment, "and I haven’t yet had a Last Night *8 Fights' Shawnee, Okla., Sept. 1 (j>) _ theh the champions will have only | Q. A ball ia hit towards first ankXe Stadium for only on* sea- word from Mr. Weiss or any mem- ers on Sunday afternoon. Sept. 20 another veteran, Vic Raachi, and , base. It bounces once In Talr ter- PREP SIZES - $5.98 up\ at the West Side Oval. All persona The body of famed Ihdian athlete RADIATOR ,|,0 Q.^y X y e a r .a g o — Th* ' son. When It was -time to sign her of the Yanltees’ front office. Jim Thorpe, who died' March 28 thelr new, find, Jim McDonald, to ' ritory, then curves foul \before If that’s the way they want to do By TH E AfiSO<’IATF-I> PRFJlS W aist sizes 25 to 32 connected with the game will do passing first base. The flrst\baae- Yankees blanked the Red Sox. him again, the front office asked at the age of 62, has been removed face tha explosive Broohlyna in 5-0 and 4-0 I DiMsg to *-;tend Its option for ,30 business, they can do It without Mismi Besch, FIs.—Larry Mu- nate their services. Frey, para their home park after the two man, standing with both feet in GABARDINES- FLANNELS -and CORDUROYS lyzed from the waist down follow by his widow in a dispute over SERVICE FIVE YEARS .AGO - Th* PI-' da.v*. ' Tlie Clipper had several me. jlca, l.’i.l'j. Broo'tlyn, drewwith FOR SAFP DRIVING OVER THE progress of a campaign to build a southpaws, 'W hltey Ford and Ed side the foul line, reaches over the the 'So when I was Invite,1 to Old- Joe Salcope. 129, Warren. Ohio. 8 . $10.98 ing an accident While serving with Lopat, have done the honors in the line and catches the bail before it rate* were fined $2,000 for *i;n- other propositions, sccepted the Army in Korea, is now hos monument to the Olympic cham ,V- ...her of voting player to , best one which was from a food Timers’ Day at Yankee Stadium. I Los Angelea- Jos* Cotero. 124,' UBOR DAY VlfEEKEND pion. first two gamea at the Stadium. strikes foul territory. Is the batter ing inv tell / • I- . I ____ I told them th Ihel at mv eervicee seTVlces vvnilld wptild 1 Mexico, stopped Jesse. Mongia. pitalized in Framingham. Mass. This' isn’t exactly a promising oiit if the: first baseman touches • CLEANING a Bcoiiung contract. company.tsiêaii^v » ] — . . ■ •• ^ r *- NEW REVERSIBLE SEVERAI. IXICAL men arc jfc.i.,T he removal from a mausoleum' 'nON YEARS AGO The Army- A CHRONIC BAD knee .forced j not be available. The opportunity I 122',, Denver, 7. here, where the body was placed, prospect. We hear men predict-i the bag? tereated in landing the poaitlon aST h ing alread.v that the series will be A. I^ e ball I* fair aa long ae It Navv foot^ll game was approved This Week^s Specials P.ecrcatlon Superintendent Irt following ritea April 13, was dlsr doesn't touch foul ground In this • REPAIRING by th* War'^Pepartment. CAMPUS JACKETS closed today by Elmer Kenlaon, an even-money, or pick ’em, propo Manchester. Johnny Hedlund's sition with the gamblers. Instance. Thus the tetter Is out If SUN.-SEPT.C-2P.M TWENTY Y ^ R S .AGO — Vir Secretary of the Shawnee Cham All wool and Fluorescent lined. resignation becomes effective Sept. the first baseman makes ttie .play ' ~ Dsto tskw n*f» • RECORiNG ginia Van Wliv defeated Helen 1M7 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN ,. Sizes 12-20. 11. Johnny has secured another ber of (Commerce and a member of Hicks 4 and 3 In'-Sfi-holea to keep THEIR BEI.IEF ia strength- at first, B«*M Of T*sr rstarH* . position. the Jim niorp* Memorial Commis ened by a sparkling tlx-jnning re-: Q. How many pitchers turned her U. 8 . women’s golf title. sion. B*Mt Car* Is artl*a _ Prompt gotyIco for all matiM Black. A real buy a t ...... $395 lief job that Joe Black did the oth-! in one-hit games last season in la ear epoelellY etaffed radia BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS LEGION JUNIOR baseball play Kenison said Mrs. Thorpe took er day. If the big Negro who very j the American League ? a rnaocHK * Ai.ra , .n " '* » * ers are reminded that they must the bod.v to Tulsa. The exact loca nearly wraa the hero of last year's I A. Eight—Bob Feller, Bob Gain, a Hr. Bii'SMt ^ oM»r,« at «a tor repair dor**'»-^'*»oat. AT ' 1M7 OLDS 2-DOOR SEDANEHE , \ report to Naasiff’s store before tion was not disclosed. play-off wasn’t fooling, the Yanks | Art Hoiittenuui, Maurice .McDer- \a JAi.i AB a AIXA8 D n tsp an i BASS Saturday to.be measured for their The widow threatened the action indeed have something new to | mott, Vic Raachi, Virgil Trucks I LESTCn ,* HKALET a CI*I,T4M4_ 1- din, heater, hydramatic. 4 . ^ 0 ^ only a month ago when she ex^ think about. ' | (who also pitched two no-hltters). A*4 M»*» H*n ^ chantr’s fipecUl ...... pressed dissatisfaction at j:he slow With almost no help from the ' Mike Fornleles and Hncry ByrtL DIAM OND S ARMY and , NAVY progress of a $100,0 0 0 fund-raising EVBKTB iwheb a iscirra BROWN- Pitching — Fjirly Wynn. Cleve a'roBTs CAS ci-tn sU amebic a land Indiana, iln ick out 10 in | OXFORDS campaign. • . •' j . i 19(9 STUD. CHAMPION (-DR. SEDAN WE HAVE BEEN m’innlng hia 16th game 13-3 over | COpPER . Mrs. TTiorpe. believed in ’rulaa. ‘ * ADM. ii.ea riM ts< | AT OiTR PRESEN T could not be reached for comment. \cka4r«s L'*a*r 13 EBRE BEAU PRE Boston. din and rllm alizer...... $745 CARTER’S Batting - G'ls Zernjal. Philadel G YM BAGS LOCATION F O R B O Y S iBcorpontcd • PATklPV • rirffii# Af«M phia’ Athletics. tooJt over the i JACKETS iJirg r iielecMon The highest one-day attendance • rrwffF*ms • OmMaUM 985 ' at the Atlantic City track was FREE IIPSIR American League home run lead 1949 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE UNDERWEAR WORK CLOTHES 31.378 on Aug. 23, 1952. SOUSSELL ST. ^ with, a total of 37. hitting two at Detroit although the A’a lost 7-5. for School $1.50 .p MAIN STREET JUST LIKf DAO'S MI-9.5234 $795 A YEAR, THIS MONTH For Painteni^ Carpenters, Plumbers • Wator RopoHoat G YM SNEAKS 1949 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN . VusioEVEMaKl Gray. Radin, heater, "'blt^ wall tire*. - 3 ^ 8 9 5 ► AT LOW FBICES 7^; T • Naaf Stylas ------AH alae*. - iÂrthir Dnis Storisi • AnKBinq Voiaat. 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more Louis beginning at • p. m, (E8T) from big hop* for the Wolverines. the 8t. Louis Arena. Jimmy Piersall Slides Safely Back to Base Motors Beat Little l.«agHers Assist in Jimmy Fund Collections College Squads Elsewhere personnel problems Durando, who started the year as Dressen Getting Sound Roe Serves Up Five^ ran deeper. Army, after two days’ the fourth ranked middleweight, Brooks Nursing Full practice, still was trying to solve doesn’t go along with the idea that Tires, 7 to 1 Out in Droves the mystery of how to plug the Sandy witl take the fight. gaps left by the loss of the three . .“ All 1 have to do Is hH him once, Pitching and Batting Home Runs; Yet Wins 11 Game Advantage N«w York, Sept. 2 t*V-The best tackles and two of the out I believe 1 can catch him at least two or three times in the It rounds. Five Runii In Opening majority of college football team* standing backs from spring prac ; ; '1 : ...... 7 proved the margin of dtfferenc* Ihat’ll be enough.’’ man who figured before th* Sea Veteran bouthpaw Copi initiated yet with my iropher bell have knuckled down to the buel- tice who had been injured or drop Six Regulars Hitting ^Frame Settles Issue' ped out of the Academy. Sandy wasn’t talking. Sandy, a •- son began to again be their finest • ..t.> • . .- ere th* Pittsburgh O'Brien twins. M . n t i . ’ . Homer Enable., neaa of fall pracUce while their footer, was defeated by a knockout pitcher, the Dodgers aUlI have l U U l AiecimoUy O tvea But there is ho^ for them. W* In Playoff Encounter Even the traditionally pessimis at the hands of Willie Troy, ^ Better Than .300; Yank, t o Edge Pale eoachei are worrying about every tic coaching profession had to ad managed to nm away from their ijreait to Mates i4 r' Durando, who has won 35 out of field. With Joe Black at hia best thing from what to do for a tackle mit all was not bad, however. Three Have More Than Scoring five timss in the first, H ofic; W yn n Canturcn '»»« inning ralllea In the seventh, 53 fights, was knocked out of the their mo'und staff would ' aaaumn Fordham and Boston College fine Uitung support ------Inning, R oy Motors went on to de- - , , , , *v , . hut they could snore only one run to who'll be the third right half top 10 listings with losses to Joey 100 RBIs; Statistics almost the formidable proportions fielded well-cimdltloned units wrlth feat Manchester Tire last night in l o t h N o i i n d iJ C C ifilo n after loading the bases with none back. Glardello and Paddy Young. He's of their hitting array. ------out. Southern ■ California paraded 73 a large contingent of veterans. fought three draws. Brooklyn, Sept. 2 oi^-^Preacher | the Intermediate I.*ague playoffs, -New York, Sept. 2 (8^—There la By BF.N PHLEGAR Early Wynn struck out 10 In candidates in the first practice at Mike Holovak at BC admitted The ^ght will be scored on a Roe pblmed an accusing linger a t! 7 to 1. Th# verdict was the clincher Aimoclsted Press Sports Writer : winning his I«th game for''aeve. Los Angeles yesterday to claim ‘‘this is going to be a pretty good point system under Missouri box a rising suspicion in baseball cir his /rail-toqlung p e r s o n anu Cun He Pick Perfect In th* beat of three game act, Th* one of the largest squads while team.’’, ing ^ le s with two judges and the cles that the Brooklyn Dodgers . cnarged himaqir with being a C«rd? winnera'will play Bantly’a Oilers | The Milwaukee, Brpves g el a I? *"• MAJOn LEAGUE "dumo pitcher’! this year, only ilf- for th* playoff crown III n best i . . . . ' . . \ . . ,, eluded A1 Rosen s 36th home run. Michigan and Southern Methodist The Rams bpast speedster Jack reftVee splitting 10 points a round have what it, takes to ,whale the lafltn.IwK .tomghU*t,..the, hot6K...cf... gu* .z«rnl»l of Phliadelphla r -ty pec o*nt-M.-*t!febitv*.-a*'Jt« boa o f thiMi'Mms'mffii came up with TO hopieftilii eaCh.' haifbaek^ftmy’reebvered between th» two-boxers:. .... Tankees' thia' 'Hime and “ deprlv'e t he -team-they-ermiitn’t Beat fo r the+.passed- Roaen- with n -pair'- of been the post thia* yw rs. Major Haople ggalN la baadihg tomorrow nikht at 5:45 at Nebo.! Bobby Dodd at Georgia Tech from, polio which kept him Inactive Professor Caaey Steiigel o f his National I,engue pennant. homers, his Sflth and 37th, o ff De- giAcigiiriB • • » his prtMHglaa* thlenta to theibaal- Bob Btardl went tbe route for I switched former defensive fullback last season. heart’s de^re, an unprecedented T H E V E T E R A N southpaw'hf the The Brooklyn Dodgers represent troll's 1,'ed O s r v e r. Fine relief Larry Morris to center to fit the Sfth atraii^t world championship. ■nia of football predictloita, aad Ibe Motors, sratterlng four hits. the one Jinx the Braves failed to * work hy Ray Herbert silence.? the » r THE AMOCIATED TEEM -.Brooklyn Uodgera was a pictursa, He loaned three and walked one.: revised nen-platoon game and * • * . bit weekly fore- ehske in their move from Boston! A's from the fifth on and. th# Sports in Brief chargin following yesterday’s The game was railed after five | pulled John Huqalnger from end to THE LATEST official averages it* o f dame* to Milwaukee. Charlie Grimm's i Tigers came from behind to win. NalUsAl route-going job against th* dt. Inning* due to darknrs*. Hank j the backfleld. ■* make It clear that the National will be a regular charges ronvlnred the rest of the ------Saudy Favor^ The Detroit Lions of the NFL Batttnc-Bcho^ndi«nit, 8t. IjOuU. .84i>, Louis Oaruinals in the sweltering StalkewakI, Jimmy Helbir and J im -: Pointing toward a full-dress Leaguers possess one o f the moat Irvin. N>w York. .339{ rurlllo. Brook fanture an the league the bold Braves of Mllwsu. have 11 ex-BIg Ten players On near 100-degree weather at Ko- my Moriarty pitebed for the loser* | ■ Saturday scrimmage Bud Wilkin fearsome batting arrays since the lyn. .338: Robinson. Brooklyn. .314; Ash- Sport* Page. kee bore no resemhlarni-e to the their roster. The schools represent burn, Philadelphia and Campanella. bets Field, with Zntkewrakl belag charged; son at Oklahoma watched a t'ays of Murderers’ Row, that their Wateh for tlM woe-begone Redskins that hud Yank (Conference Over Duraqdo ed are Ohio State, Wisconsin, In Brooklyn. .338. * An outsider, listening to Roe, converted halfback Buddy /Leake pitching has exceptional depth and Runs Snider, Brooklyn. 114; OiUiam. Srat one eoverlng I " ’••k the I***. dled In -seventh place In Boston s diana, Illinois, Iowa and Michigan never would have-guessea th* craf o f Sept. Ikan one hit was shortstop John- work out in the vital quart^back that Manager Charlie Dressen has Brooklyn. J07; Dark. New York, 104; I year ago. But they couldn't per- 8t. T.ouis, Sept, a Ifl Ernie State. Robinaon. Brooklyn and MutiaL St. ty lefthander had juat won hia than one hit with Shortstop John- (aridders Start position of the Sooner spllt-^*- done a great job of shifting his Lsouia. 101. ST" suade-ihe Dodgers. AsfuiDurando ftiiutr of gvcajrisiiiiVsBayonne, sy N.^'J trying ai 'sJL.After' 70, harness — — -- racing----^ —nights loth gam * in 12 decisions this aea- . : ny McLoughlln of the Motors. Biggie Munn, mastrrniliid of athletes about to throw all the Kuna RattM ]n-('ampanelh|, Brook to muscle his way back Into the I atTU>o**velt Raceway InN /Y., the aon and hia ninth in succession. ” nr, me ProvtMt come up with the Mlehlgan State’* defending Na power at hia command into the lyn. 12&; Mathewfl. Miiwauke#^ 118; Ma H ITH FOUR MEETINGS , re Boston. ,‘Sept. 2 (.Pi-- As the alx middleweight dlviaiob's top lo. I record shows that horses in Post Hodgea. Brooklyn. 116: Snider. Brook But the Preacher was not satis only extra base blow In th* game, tional Champions who are being M — - t - .. _ a _/S -. _.b. . a 4 I m W a b b a Y 0 9 41 a m ' Jim Piersall, Boston Red Sox’ right fielder, rlides safely back to llrst base on an attempted pick oft lineup. lyn. Ill; Knnla. Phitiidelphia, 104. ' . Jar picked 17 maining two In Brooklyn tonight New England State UnlveralUes takes oh faVored R a ^ y Sandy of One position have won 127 times. fied with the job be had done. He a double, for the winners. ^ ’ primed for their Big Ten debut, play in the first inning of the Boston-Cleveland game, in Cleveland. Indians hatcher Jim Hegan Aa this is composed, no fewer Illia —- Aehburn. rhlladeiphia. 176: wtanera correct and tomorrow and two in Milwau New York In a scheduled 10 round Sal Magli* of the (jianta is the Dark. New York. 166; Snider. Brooklyn;. permitted only nine hits in hit 12-5 Summary: — that fomprlse the Yankee Confer- watcked 65 pla>Trs sweat and threw to first baseman Gill Glynn (right),- Umpire Ed Hurley calls the rupner safe. Cleveland won, than six Dodgers who flgure to ly out of II kee later this month the Dodgers , .. „ boxing bout tonight; only National League pitcher to 163; Isockman. New York. 163; Klua- ' victory but five of them were hom Mmf M*l«rs (It lead the Bravea 12-6 for the sea- la'mch their football aeaaon.a. groan through their Initial prac Sandy, who has been beaten only hold an edge over, every rival NL 13-3. ' ‘ face the Yankees in every game lewaki. rinrlnnatl, 1S8. _ , , fomeo OB one. AR R >1 PO A K of the World Series a month hence Doubleg->Muiiial. St. IaiuU. 48; Snider. er runs, just one short of the rec Ratnrday, the ether game reoult- ' ■'“ kler. ih ...... i i 0 » (I 1 son. Last year when the Brave* Rhode laland, with a veteran team tice and then said /*we have an once in 14' fights,/and Durando will team In lifetime records. 1 1 (I u are clubbing the ball at .300 or Brooklyn, 36; Bell. Cincinnati and Dark, ord lor most homers yielded by a performed olit of Boston the apearheaded by Pat Ahbruzzl, rates awful lot of work to do." top a boxing card arranged for th* Roy Campanella-of the Dodgers Vic Janowicz of the Pirates New York, 34: Furillo. Brooklyn. S3. pitcher in on* game. revenL *»!**’ .- -*** "k*"*** "» I* I MrjlauUfin.: * 1 3 1 1 At Ann Arbor the University of National American Legion Conven is the 'first catcher in National wears No. 31 on. his uniform. It is better, It might take some digging TrIplea—Gilliam. Brooklyn. IS; Fcrndy. reterheratlag tone* that this year i »•« ...... * 1 1 ] 3 (U Dodger* beat them 18 times. as the outstanding threat for the LOCAL to And a National League team of Chicago aiMl Bruton. Milwaukee, li; Roc, who will be 36 next Febru- •*•'* "«• *«e. but a aneepc- ! 3 1 0 4 3 0 . Milwaiikeejhaa clinched Itg aea- ...... Michigan’s chief,problem .seenied tion. in. session, her*...... League .history, to . have knocked the same nHmeral.be .wore during Aahhurn.- J*hlladalphla-aiMi Mernua. - ■^- - ary, said- he -could - not- expiain -hla- t- t ' t 'D ■ aerie* iSith eVerv o ^ i— ->-rmretwt- beart/TTOtrtryj to be at quarterback with atten nibdem times whirh boasted inich Ixmia, 9. J 0 0 u o ! son's series with every other team The bout in the 160-pound class in 100 or more runs during two his collegiate football days at Ohio f deciln* this year. The lean Arkan P-hode Isl(tnd had to share that tion focused on 19-y#ar-old sopho will be telecast nationally (CBS) different seasons. V State. a alngging array at thia stage of a - Home Rune - Mathewa. Milwaukee; Laowd, r f./ i' 1 ” 0 0 0 except the St. I..ouis Cardinals and hot summer. 43; Kluasewaki. Cincinnati. Snider. san attributed his 10-2 record to WeM>, 3h 0 1 I 0 they lead the Red Birda 10-6. trophy With Maine and Connerti- Snort Chatter Brooklyn,. Campanella, Brooklyn. the powerful batting support furn Dresaen’s three outfielders. Carl 34: Hodgea, Brooklyn. Kiner. Chtcago Totals ...... 33 7 7-4S 7 3 A t the moment Brooklyn holds cut when all three lost but one ished by his teammates. Meechvstrr Tirr (II v Its fattest margin of the seasim y By Furillo, Jackie Robinson and Duke and Bell, CTlnrlnnati. 39. Snider, were hitting .333, .320 and ■Stolen haaea—Bruton. Milwaukee, 34: ’’I know one thing," he said. ■ AR R H PO'A K over the Braves 11 games and ! of EARL W. YOST Reear. Brooklyn, ,19; Gilliam and Rob- ‘T v e pitched very stupidly this Silver. SI I I I I a 'q hia a theoretical chance to wrap! I*’# universlllea alao have a .318, respectively, through Mon inabti. Brooklyn. 16; Snider. Brooklyn ('•rlawdld. r ...... 3 o if 6 1 O' Sporte Editor day's games. Catcher Roy Cam- and Bernier, rlttaburgh. 13. year. You probably have heard the D. SlmnioGs. ^ ...... 2 ii o o 3 o up the flag hyithe end of the Babor | nucleua of veterans and New panella continued to powder the Piti^hing—Rof. Brooklyn. 10*3. ,M3; expression 'Strong as a bull and MorlAriv. r. 3h v...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 Day donljleheadera, 20 davg before Ws'TipFhire and MaAaarhuRetts pin Burdette. Milwaukee, 18-3. .813: Spahn.v ff*»lbl^ p. If . . . \ ...... 2 » I 1 0 o ball at a .328 pace; third baseman Milwaukee, 19-6, .793; Krakine, Brook- just as dumb.’ Well, the only part B decision despite fl\-e , u‘"»nts will be greatly Improved 18 4'IS 7 l i played baseball this aea.son with ship. along at an even .300. mona, Philadelphia 114. pitching .Stan Musial alow s4|iff N'w Yrirk 10. *, T o (« I»...... 7 | Manchester's Little Leaguers are .OMisting in the annual Jimmy Fund caiVipalgn by actin'? a* ; St. Louis home runs. N ew Yôrk'ûd pruliahly will pla.v (Ui .impor- Bolton _ in _ the. Inter-County Rrfmsgrn 13, Hi. UMilt I. Roy Moirra .... Tbe-aquat CampanelU, a bu,st in ,,6il.yAar. w!U)..Er*Uy,.809rh#dut<»d T l r ^ 3 : o n b n l l * . B U r i H 1. i ...... -L.------:------I Chicago White Sox a* they tripped coaching changes. The turnover Buns—Minoanv Chlrago. 95; V4»rnon.*, muscle as he let the pitches go Z A l k o w p k i 3. M o r U r t v 1. S ^ l f l * 1 | aHd co-captain o f football and has- mediate L,eague. figures were 113 and 29. Furlljo's Washington. 93 Mantle. New York. 18; by, all the time waiting for th# NTANOINGS the Sox 3-2 at <;!hlcagn, Cleveland ha* been *0 consistent that New. AaiarirnN * ptrlk^fHilP. H lnrrtl 1. FeM kowpkl 2. I to televise the Little .Laague game resumed Its winning wavs at the ketball teams, is at Parris I.sland ' 91 and 21. That’s rough on pitch Roaen. Cleveland and Yost. Waahington. slow curve he knows that has to h i R 3. M orlPrty 3; hllp off. 7. » t k o w « k l 2 I Hampshire's Chief Boston, now forvbasic training in the Marines. I ALIM NI - INTERMEDIATF, ers. and you haven’t *\;en gotten to 87. • w. la. Frt. G B Ia ' ( o r 6 rtiiip In 3 i n n l n c p . 8 « i h l 9 3 f o r 1 Oli TimtrtVOay came later, but I waan t looking j rxpen.se of. the Boston Red Sox 13- starting his fifth sea.son at Dur Runs Baited In—Roaen. Cleveland. come. Ro what did I do like a darn lN"w York ...... r 4i .661 r u n I n 1: M orUrly* I for 1 r u n I n 2; h U for an e.xcuae to stay away from 3 Detroit defeated Philadel Aitifen set a new all-time Individ- : Sports Association will hold an im- Itobinson. ' 136; ^Vernon, Waahington. 96; Berra. fool? I threw him the curve and '<'hlr»*o ...... 78 61 696 9t, hv riHrhrr. Auittn h> Btnrdl; wild ham, la the oldest coach In point New York. 96: Bo47n*. Detroit. 93: > Gl^vafAnd Yankee Stadium.” phia 7-5. St. Louis and Washing uxl fcoring record in basketball portant business meeting tonight A s this is almost solid right- he knocked it out qf the park." ...... 77 64 .688 I0l|u pitehrB. RIArdl. Selbi» tiappRd b«IlP. ‘ of service. ^ , . handed power. Snider being the Mlnoao, Chicago and Zernlal. Philadel , Boaton ...... 73 61 ..$41 !«»r Grlpwold W oRck: loulng pllrh^r, 2U t - ton w-eren't scheduled. The third last sifason at Manchester High. at 8 o’clock at the W est Sid* Rec. phia. 90. Beaidra Musial, .SteVe Bllko hit i Washjn« ■yankee Stadium. \ 'few suspected some day rnight assault. The record for home nm* ftiouth basa last weekend. The TED FAIRBANKS deserves a ' 4*htcago and B<>one. Detroit, 8. "The only kid* I have not P“ 'eburth i..... 41 W .801 63S Md., home. off one pitcher in a game bf six. Conne(Ttlcut at Maine. Rhode Is . , llorhp Runw Eprnial. PhiUdriphlA. Vic Seixas and Tony Trsbert will HenrIch was trievlalng a\Llttle nranage the Yankees, was released catch is now on display in the world o f credit for the success of ■' ‘TODAV’* (lAMR* 80 no raemb^ of their famous Steve Bllko hit two, Stan Musial, land at- Maasachusetta; 31, New THE t1-YCAR*OLD CKIcf plain-I 37: Romm. <'l^vpl«nd. 36: Brrra. N^w play the singles against Canada In League regional chamnlonshtp x coach after Juat one cam- ~ . , Bllsh Hardware window. Bill re the recent teatimonial banquet iw ift tinE thft Tiitrl\Ar \L*aa andiYovk. 34; B^*f»n^. Detroit,' .'31: Doby. of Hen- Harry Elliot and Rip RepailK^ Hampshire at Connecticut; Nov. 7, Nallaaal the’ North American Eone Davis gome at Rockville Center, Long pxign. Th* man from Maarillon j k i ports the heat did not bother 'him. honoring the American Legion ly la AiKi Robinwoh. Fhllad«lphlA. id K eller la now one each. The outburst - Maaaachiiaetta at; Mew Hampshire; there aeeme UUl* reason to believe MilwAiikp# ft!at BrBrooki.m0okly.f1 rnichll — Oup finals at Montreal Sept. 11-13 Junior baseball team. Actually, Ted that he might suddenly regain his! jtiol-n B »«»« — Minonn sn6 Rivers. SpAhn fl9-6) (I4>6». ^’''•"'raMMV WVS H\PPY lo have mfnor* *^''°”** "*•"“«* *" j xttached to*the*lUnkee* in any Cards' homer total for the year to 14, Rhode laland at OmnectlcuL JOHNNY PROVA.N la the only 'but the doubles combination is un BRUXTON PREP Jid piactlcally all the work blm- Old skMl ^ tw e e n now -nd the ; THOMPSON Ht. laouU ftt PitUburfh inlfbi) le-Tltlmate .::cu«e.” aald one o f when D iM .ggio moved x , „ . ' « P * c ‘ty. and feefvpg none to o ; 120. a club record. MIXJ’ll U34I) TE. HobJTlE 431-11). settled. Manchestejr lad among the hope self. play-off. .When they jg9 at Allies ...... NOT UKE -f^r fuls at the University of ConnectU rinrinnkjl ..m Y. age. they're iisuaily long gone. H e l Pitching-i.npat. lK»w Yoflt. li-S. nr ft.ffen.be,xer (f-lj. V, recently .paired Beilis and ! ted that he. too. would have pre- ,„*on telephoned^nrtch, asking^ . T h '" ntiRifroi* * , ' l ' V New v..rs fnigbo --R-V- last time on Old-Timera’ >Pay at $2.19 ^ - S2.9S DECISION has been reached in ceives from speaking engagementa 0 0 nolde ,l(Mii or l-opat (1061 vi. ! Calif., with Trabert against me was good business to do *0 in hi* talk with General Maaiigcr George Alumni Little League to drop The report is that during this | ' 8i;erheen■ •.,,-'.1, ..r,,.,(6-111. i jCanadians t„anwuieiip. - |.,—.-,.present1- position. , M. WeisS, the Btadium. the is turned over to the swimming final month the Yankees will ' - '------; >lans fo r the playoffs amt call it a It aeem* that the-N ew York. Henrleh waa asked to nam e a It waa repeatvUly noted that the pool -fund at the Meriden School make a studied effort to reconvert ason. Brown and Iteaupre for PhUAd#i|vhU At n#v^)Anil (night) T a x a a . fourth m ^m b^r of thf tÂm ^ ArnfflCAn League organiaatlon a f||nir^. waa Inform ed that he ownership remained as virtually for Boys,. their former ace into a starter. I thl second straight seai^n won the B y r d J 10-til v«. L#m nn ( 18- 13». . announced veaterday; may piay fRiriency even precludea taking; Advised absentee as ever, SLACKS FOR JUNIOR spotting him two or three times to ! le chxmpionahip. But the absence of Del E Webb see if he can again build up his i Il.^h 'V a iV i. 1 "n ' of f*>e singles care of its old stars, and there is shortly thereafter he read tn the Sizes 5-12 j tory i* clinched before the final ] ronsiêrsble feeling about this on new spapers that'Joe E. B row n, the and Daniel R. Topping wasn't stamina and recondition his arm B IL L Y FRF.Y will b4 the sole Reiiiove Remains nearly as conspicuous its that of ^ - * to travel a distance. Reynolds, I day. i sevei-at front*. comic,...... had been .. enKengaged. winner, of the beneftt\ baseball j Tommy Hsnrich. ------S a f e B u y S3.98 $4,98 himself, sounds only faintly op tl-1 ROAD RACES After batting and center fielding •«n,la i* late August.” said Hen- game Mtween Frey> old Man .. 0 £ Jim Thorpe th«..Bom b«i^ te .lO- pennoiUa -ami~ i-trn, rontacted at hia-New- Bruns—j ----- —•—— — r-,..™™.,.--..----^ chester Nigh team ahd'a'Bqua'd'or ■fliistie abou t-hi* eh M c ea. - ...... i If the Chief doesn’t make- it. COMPLETE nine world championships, Joe Di- w ick. N. J„ business establish- I w - » . » ri» * . former Twllght League ^rform- Q. A ball la hit towards first Sports Mirror .Maggio telecast after games at ment. "and I haven’t yet had a LOSt ISIgfiI S t IftiltS ers on Sunday afternoon. Sep't. 20 Shawnee, Okla., Sept. 1 OP) — then the champions will have only another veteran, Vic Raschi, and | base. It bouncea once In fa ir ter- — ------Yankee Stadium for only one aea-1 word from Mr. Weia* or any mem- PREP SIZES - $5.98 up at the 'VVestxSide Oval. AH-persona The body Of famed Indian athlete thelr hew find. Jim McDonald, toirltory, then curves foul before RADIATOR XOD.%Y A Y'EAR AGO — The | son. 'When It was time to sign | her" of the Yankees' front office. connected with the game .W(lll do Jim Thorpe, who died March 28 ' Waist sizes 2.5 to 32 face the explosive Brooklyn* in ' passing first base. The first baae- Yankees blsrtked the Red Sox,'i,hlm again, the front office a.sk-d j if that’s the way they want to do . H.v THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nate their slices. Frey. \ para at the age of 62, has been removed 5-0 and 4-0. | tb l(l«g to extend JJ,*_5^tlpn for 30 { bi^lneaa, they can do it without Miami Beach, Fla. .Larry Mu- G A B A R D IN E S- F L A N N E L S - and CORDUROYS lyzed from thewaist down follow by his widow In a dispute over their home park ' after the tw o ; man, standing with both .feet In- southpaws, W hitcy Ford and Ed side the foul line, reaches over the SERVICE FIVE YEARS AGO — Th* Pi-' days. The Clipper ’had several . m>. jlca 133'i, Brooklyn, drew with FOR SAFP DRIYINB OVER THE i'ng ah accident While servlni^ with progress of a campaign to build a $10.98 Lopat, have don* the honors in the line and catches the ball befora it rates were fined 32,000 for also- otherXproposItlon*. accepted the j "Bo when 1 wag InvlteJ'to Old-Joe Salcon-. 129, Warren, Ohio, 8. the Arm y in Korea, is now , hos monument to th* Olympic cham ing the father of young player tn , best (me which was from a food I.Timers’ Day at. Yankee Stadium.'I Los Angeles- Jose Cotern. 124. pitalized. in FramlWham, Mas/i. pion. first two games at the Stadium. I strikes foul territory. Is-the batter LABOR DAY WEEKEND Thia isn't exactly a promising : out if the. first baseman touches a Mxiuting contract. coqip an ^ told them that my services would | Mexico, stopped Jesse Hiongla, HEVERAI. IjOCAJ. men are in The removal from a mauaoleum' •CLEANING NEW REVERSIBLE prospect. W e hear men predict-1 the bag ? ' TEN YBAR.S AGO The Army- j A I'lHtONIC BAD knee Jorced j not be available. The opportunity I 122, Denver, 7. terested in landing the poeitlon as here, where the body was placed ing already that the series will be | A. The ball U fair as long as It Navy football game was approved Recreation Superintendent in following rites April 13, was dis CAMPUS JACKETS an even-money, or pick 'em, propo- doean’t touch foul ground In this • REPAIKING Th is Week ^s Specia Is Manchester. Johnny Hediund'o closed -today by Elmer Kenison, by the War Department. , | sition with the gamblers. instance. Thua the hatter is out If SUN.-SEPT.S-3PJI TWENTY YEARS .400 — Vir . All wool,and Fluorescent lined. resignation becomes effective Sept. Secretary of the Shawnee C3uim- ■>s,; ber o f Commerce and a nvember of the first tmaeman make* the play inaai nita iastt-n«»» • RECORING f ginia Van Wle defeated Helen Sizes 12-30. 11. Johnny has secured 'another T H E IR B E L IE F is strength at first. 1M7 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN the Jim Thorpe Meniorlal Commis Hick* 4 and 3 In 36-holea to keep \ position. ened, by a sparkling six-inning re Q. How many pitchers turned Sm /m Of Twir.r.Tttn. sion. Bettt Cars la 'artlaa Prompt oervtre fer oil oMkeo her U. 8 . women’* golf title. lief job that Joe Black did the oth in one-hit games last .season in Rlack. A real buy a t ...... LE G IO N JU N IO R ba.eeball play Kenison said Mrs. Thorpe took I* ear specially stafYed radio- BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS er day. If the big Negro who very the American League? e a|AT* ' the body to Tulsa. Th* exact loca o roosena • ai.r* ers are reminded that they must nearly was the hero of last year's A. Eight—Bob Feller, Bob Gala, e Mr. aosi.A • OA-MIIXI ter repair dep-'-e—eot, tion was not ditclosed. s niaiKf ai .a report to Nassiff's store before play-off wasn’t fooling, the Yanks A rt Houlleman, M'aurice McDer S jafil'AB * AILSOD e rr.nnaoi 1947 OLDS 2-DOOR SEDANEHE Saturday to be measured for their The widow thrcatei^ the action indeed have Mmething naw to mott, Vic Raschi, Virgil Tmehs S LESTEB ' a HKAUtV s ciairaUA BASS only a month ago > ^ n she ex Radio, heater, hydramatic. - think about. (who also pitched two no-hltter«), As* Msa. Mm. ■Mechanic’s Special ...... pressed dissatisfaction at the alow With almost no help from the : Mike Fnrnfele*ilelf and Harry Byrd. progress of a ,5100,00io fund-rmiaing evcKTs txDcm a iw in w Pitching —Early Wynn, Cleve DIAMONDS ARMY and NAVY ■ \ -______J______6ROWN- WE HAVE BEEN OXFORDS campaign: srooTS CAR ci-i;* •« auxoica land Indians, struck out 10 in 19*9 STUD. CHAMPION 4-DR. SEDAN COOPER Mrs. Thorpe, believed In Tulsa, (Sinning hi* 18th game IS-S over AT OUR PRESENT aoM. 61.** rt(M Tsi could not be reached for comment. Bostmi. FOR ROYS CIRTER’S ' csaami vm4n is r o e s BEAUPRE G Y M B A G S Radio and rllmatirer...... LOCATIO.V loeerpcroted Batting - Gi)* Zernlal. Philadel $745 The bighest one-dqy attendance • rtkims a ptm l# A rt«t phia- Athletics, took over the Large Selection a riEAiAwiE • OreeAeteea JACKETS 985 iAXPAev at the Atlantic City track was FREE a*«t* American. League home run lead UNDERWEAR WORK CLOTHES 3 0 H S SE U S T . 1948 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE 31.378 on Aug. 23. 1952. Fix up Your Lawn with a total of 37. bitting two at $ 1 a 5 0 Up MAIN STREET JUSt UKE DAO'S MI-9-B234^ Detroit although the A ’* lost 7-6. | lor School «»>• ^ $795 A YEAR, THIS MO.NTH For Painters, over LABOR DAY Carpenters, Plumbers UAL BEVERA8ES i • Wfltar R«p«MMt G Y M S N E A K S 1949 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN (ST LOW nwePM Gtaiy. Radio, heater; white waU 4tre«..-__ • $895 with ARalaelk' ’ ir Aittir Drif Stofi |P''HdliiM sX W li p.'k. * AdioKim VcdwiL .ad*...... T o . ___ BELTS ahd- r-tgeooTL . 19N PORI 44100R ^ O A H Y - M ata a t^fetwa -day'^» TMt h an ‘•'.uLettaiemiOl-aa.e ‘ ■Tleatee.-'Eoay ■ term*;- - j*,.- S U S ® D E R S deal time to beoulity your lawn by weeding, ROYS* ARMY. KHAKI Elk top and Mocc pattern with feeding and reeding it. N A V Y . G R A Y b y SLIP-ON soles. Made for sturdy, hard wear.. (OV 1991 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN Sizes 13 <1 to 6. TUBS SUIIOIR — the rigM food to revive rummer PANTS AND COAT ,R^lo, heater, low mileage. $1495 GOTHAM A B R E A K ravoged lewnr. Make them rmil* again. 25 Ibi • $ . STYLE 7.98 13.30 feedt 3500 iq ft,- feed 10,000 tq ft • 17.85. 2.98 P,lr $1.00 $ 1991 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN SWEATERS X d m U W N S flD — Ideal for Gray. Radio and heater. — 41110^ fall planting becoui* it’t all peren Final Clow-Out of AlU I.cft Over . ^ In many atylei HEADQUARTERS FOR A teal bargain at ...... Q i l T r f FOR THE MOTORIST! nial, maker the deluxe ktwn in tun and colora. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS Summer Merchandise or (hod* . . . tow lett becoute af SPORT SHIRn 2 r„ 53JI 1952 RE SOTO FIREDOME “r By GREAT SCOTT * the milliont of tur* growing teedt LEVrS Hard-top Coupe. Radio, heater, powrg steerthg, DIO YOU KNOW THAT In each pound, T-SHIRTS (Celefed) 2 Fer $1.51 All westero JeMia Fer men, bojro, gtria. automatle’ drive. Very low mileage. Scuff tips and Panco soles for I lb-$1.85 5 lbt-|8.95 triple wear. VAN li NOW SiLUNG TIRES SPORT CAR 1952 MERCURY 2-DOOR SEDAN ^ SOCKS - - Jim "SnaAL" m i d — Se METAL S-Tnne Mue. Radio, healer. Driven 9,000 mtlea. CAVE lected Wend that m okeiji service- SWEAT SHIRTS G Y M S O C K S GUARANTEED $4.50 AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN No r«Hit guarantee...... OAK T E oWe town in tun or ihad* wWt NOW ON DISPLAY All types, all eelara, Nyloa telaforeed. FOOT LOCKERS ordthary car*. 1952 LINCOLN 44I00R SEDAN TO WEAR I fb-51.35 5 U » f$ 5 M $4.98 $1.98 5 9 c Pair $11*95 Incl. Tax Radio nad brater. Hydraooatlc, 2-t('ne Mae... CAVE Van Always Sells For Less! U. 8. Royal IMaater tirea. New ear guarao'lM . .. OAK V E 4 pairs $1.00 • * * * — Moke It a breei* to feet/ teed or weed fh* lawn. Save on motqriolt. Sturdy •tael with MANCHESTER DIAMOND'S rubber riret. Junior ^57.95 ' No 35 - 513.15 ♦ NYLON-i-FIRST QUALITY SERVICE MOTOR SALES Jj/Kotk 85c pair STATION MORIARTY’-^ VAN’S F. T.BLISH HARDWARE CO. y _ ARMY AND n a v y 427 HARTFORD RDw TB.. Ml-9>t044 . 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PAGE TWENTY-TW6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 i . BoaU and AtHaaoriw 46 Househoil^ Good* . 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1968 AutomobilcB for Sale ^ 4 Household Seniees Help Want emale 35 Help Wante Habroa ao reaaonabla you’U gaapi Ba shades, made to measure. All $1.40 First Shift Road, Bolton. 18” C o lo rs Shskee . .per sq. 112.50 CHAMRfiRS FURNITURE aura and oaa Uila ona. Mra, Dor- ir Rooma Plua Garaga—Naar 76 Sprues Street—$ room single, VERNON—$10,800. Three-bedroom flames, have come back to water. Sales, 481 Main St. ance of full-time work after They're sending planes loadad COPY CLOSING TIME metal Venetian blinds at a new aay, 16 Arch atraat. na. Haa all city utiliuaa and comer lot, older home. Priced right ranch, fuU ceUer, sliding closet Wan$ad—Real Eatata 77 (C •>i At The Green with specially-made paper con- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1952 FORD Cuatom line 2 door low price. Keys ^made while you graduation. Some Saturday |1>50 Second and Third Shifts GUAiULNTEED Singing canaries, Western Framing ..per M 2106.00 lot. Fuir price $8,650. for Immedlete sale. doors, metal cabinets, baked aedan. Fordomatlc., radio, heater, work. Visit our Home Office $in. Red ' Factor canaries, $32. LARGE FRONT room for rant. enamel tile bath, leas than one OON8IDERINO BELLINO talnere Into the bush to land on FreposMx Ixtorprotsl ‘ MON. THRU FRI. wait. Marlow's. Hours 9 :30 A. M. to 5 P. M .. West Stda. Gentleman prafarred. low mileage. Excellent condition. within the next two weeks and 10 Cent Increase After Mitchell 9-2»4t. - /Cap*' Cod—Four rooms expand- 883 North Main Street- 8 room year old, Large lot, near hue end YOUR PROPERTY? lakes or rivers naar tha scene of The Russiwi proposals on O^- Sheathing 1 x 8 -----per M 297.00 Mltchall 8-4401. achool. Carlton W. Hutchins, Without obligation to you, we the biaxe. '* 10:30 A.M. ■ Call Mitchell 9-5670 after 5 p. m. learn the advantages and Short Training 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P.,M. aala, hot water heat oil, modem Cape Cod- Oil heet.'breezewey and many were generally Intarprat^ .throughout, naar hue line, nice eon- garage, copper plumbing, I ’ j lots. Mitchell 8-5183, 8-4884. will appraise or make you a cash 'The plane unloads ftrafightera SATURDAY 9 A. M. BuildinR—Contractinr 14 PUPPIES FOR SALE. RaasonaMa. p l e a s a n t , w e l l fumlahad room offer for property. Sea us before who head acrosa country to the by Weatem dipIomxU ax daotgnad benefits which will be yours Belact Oak Flooring, per M 2*12.00 YOU JUST .can't beat thia offar. 'ditien. Sate prica $10.900.. Many extras. 1941 DODGE FOUR door aedau. Substantial Increases Phbna Mitchell 9-4690. ' for gantleman, at 272 Main St. TOUAND-Tsar old Cepe Cod. 8 you eell. fira with extinguishers. Then the in part to influanca voting In the WB CAN BUILD you a garage on variou;8~Jobs. Earn while $40 for your old washer in trade on ParkUig. Mitchell 8-4071. Good-condition. Mitchell 9-3641. WheA Qualified bedrooms and large unfinished BRAE-BimN REALTY aircraft’s crew fill the paper con TOVR COOPERATION WII.L for 3898 complete. If you need one you learn. Convenient bus BOARD YOUR .dog at Harmony ‘ the ' new 1953 Speed Queen or Bolton Center- Beautiful three West German alecUonx agalnot the BE APPRECIATED it’p a bargain. Estimates also Flush Doors- - room, fine living room, excellent Phone MItebeU 3-0273. tainers ndth water, dan fly over the Hill. H. C. Chase, Harmony Hill, , .ave. 28.95 Whirlpool wringei' waeheni. Whirl f u r n is h e d Rooma, ladtea or gen- bediymm ranch homt. Four monthii CARROLL-DRIGGS parties behind Chancellor Konrad given on' large garages, breese- service. Connecticut Company Clear Stain Orade tlaman, kitchen privllegee, Tel, kitchen, electric stove, bath and Are area. The containers, each Adenauer. ' WE WILL TRAIN Hebron Road, Bolton. Tel. Mitchell pool automatic $199 with your old old. Haa avarything Including at- shower. Also haa 8 room* and-bath ARE YOU READY to seU your Auto Accessories-—Tires 5 waya, porches, dormers, etc. For. Ashley Strept buses stop at 9-8088 after 8 p.m. AGENCY with a load ot 3% gallons of water, As for Atiatrix, tha RuseUila last Dial MI-3-5121 3-5427. washer In trade. Beneon'i, Inc., Uched garage. Nearly tt acre of 754 Main Street basement ^kertmant giving 880 home? W# have buyers welting full particulars, call W. G. Mc our main entrance. Complete line of building ma- 1085 Main St. Tel. Mitchell 9-8243. land. Full prica $16,500. are dumped in the path of the Weekend turned down an Invitation BATTERIES — Famoua makea Nally 8c Sons. Tel. Mitchell 9-9992. Full Insurance Program IN PRIVATE Home, pleaaant, com East Hartford monthly income. Wonderful buy at for 4, 8, I, 7-room ■Ingles and 3-8 flames. The paper breaka when It teriala at wholeaale prices. All famlUee. Gatto Co., Hartford to sit in on'a lowar-leval conferece $8.95. Written guarantee. $1 down, PERSONNEL ,, Paid Vacations and Holiday.s, COMBINATION OIL and elactric fortable aingle room tor gentle 811,600. Oeorgi J. Coleman,. Brok hits tree# or brush, spilling the of Pour PoWer Deputy F«relgn Min- SPECIALIZING Ir cuatom 'oullt Poultry and Supplies .43 Mancheatar~If you ara looking Telepiione Hartford 8-4184 er, HartfordCMin. Truat Co.' Bldg. 8-9198, evaninga 8-8989. Manches $1 weekly. Cole Motora, 436 Center prices C,b.D. Electrnmaster- itove. Oil burner man. Referancae raqulrtd. Tel. water about and halting the flr6'» Istcra to draft a treaty. atreet. Mitchell ?-<)V89,______. „ garages, concrete floors, also al- DEPARTMENT ______Overtime Premium __ Mitchell 8-8183. for a quality home, whether It he or Manchester, MItcheU $-4480 Tel. RockvUIe 8-6868 or 5-6710, ter Mltciiell 8-0068. j::3l^nno«ncfmeni^ BROAD-BREASTED - Bconsa. .Tuc> ..uoed-vccy.. ..JltUe... G ood... bealar... ..-t-r.-.-.f-. I ...... • progpiiwi.. < ■ m «.iria citnsv a in''Bonn? l3OTii6ihy ,~ 'CSiahcelldr “• teratlOna; ' ■ aW tlbhl; ' ■ CSbliiktS. "keya, ' -fraah—-ftonen;....10 t4> - 32 .8 CapanOad..- Ranch,- GoiohtaF or BUDGET CENTER Extra, whole Chrome- pipe; - Reasonable;- ' Call X i i f e fumlahed room Two Family, Juat call ua and you ROCKVILLE — AU cinder Mock UETINOS WANTED — SiagN, Adenauer and 4,089 oUiar West Ger ceilings and dormer erection. Cali Apply in Person pounds. Schaub's Turkey Farm, Mitchell 3-5596 after 4 p.m. COUNTRY Uyjng, yet ia Maitchce- CHRI.STOPHER ROBIN pre-kinder- sale pHcea on tlrea. Goodyear, MUTUAL LIFE with aeml-private kitchen privi- will be amazed at tha line valuaa ranch, attachad garage, 8 bed tO^famUy, three-family, busl- man candidates roared full steam Frank Contois. Mitchell 3-532t; 188 Hlllstown Road. 14AT10NAL BUILDERS ter;. New $ room Cape Cod; H nasa property. Hava many cash ■ garten achool re-opena- Sept. 14. Fireatone, Goodrich. Pennsylvania. legea, aultabla for two. One block wa have to offer you. rooms, Uvlng room, dining elcbve, British Railroads EUcmi R. Klely ahead In tne political homa stretch ' INSURANCE COMPANY ? SPENCER RUBBER SUPPLIES THREE Cushion Hide-A-Bed sofa. acre land, nice large kitchen, oil buyara. Mortgages arranged. today aa the government readied Limited enrollment for children. Lifetime (fuaranteea, lifetime road IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD One maple couch. Both newly cov from Main St. Phona Mitchell outstanding tile kitchen, custom S 'j to 5. Call Mra. D. L. Ballard. hazard fniaranteea plua allowance 140 GARDEN STREET PRODUCTS COMPANY 8-4428. hot water heat. Price $13,100, Please call George L. Graxiedio. top secret plena against Red terror your new home or do any repair Articles for Sale 45 420 Davenport Avenue ered. One Spin-Dry washer. All in amall deposit, low monthly pay made caMnete, Ule bath, cement ■ Rent Camp Cars Baton classes under the direc * Mitchell 9-1696. , 2,800. K A E CASH WAITING for any type real per week per person. championship in the junior femi PARAMOUNT Triple Track com HIDE-A-BED sofa. Excellent con 500. E A E Agency, 810 Main St. Heights, new six room ranch type estate you have to tell. First and ment’* new Lowtr Houae. with Berlou. Houaewarea Dept. "Manchester's oldest." Owner- Rockville 5-57.19. WAITRESS Wanted. Full time. No experienced Truck driver street. Mitchell 9-4387. dition. Reasonable. Call after 8:00. aonable, central. AdulU. Rockville Agency, 810 Main,/^Bt. Mitchell Car* are placed on railroad sid nine class. She has also' appeared " Baaement, .7. W. Hale Corp. bination aluminmn^ windows and 5-5841, after 5 call 5 S684. Mltchelt 9-6297. 9-4397. home, with dinette, knotty pine second mortgage money avaUable. ings In vacation apota tn England, On (mother international sosne, Certified by AAA and Board of Sundays, Apply In person. Garden wanted. Referejmes necessary. Ap doors. Free estimates given, 86 Call Mitchell 3-8A17, , kUchen cabinets, five minutes in numerous benefit shows and has Education. We offer training, ex Restaurant, 84Q Main. ply In person. OhLColony Co., Hil Alao listings wanted. Call The Scotland and Wales. Included in participated in competitions In tempers cooled some more today .TRADE YOUR old refrigerator or months to pay. Paramount Engi MANCHESTER GREEN— Attrac 46-FOOT CH, ultra modem from Rockville on school bus Johnson Building Company, 953 over the hot Trieste Issue but both perience, latest methods. Mitchell Roofing—Siding Ifi liard St., Manchest^v. Garden— Farm— Dairy HOT POINT Electric range, three tive 8 bedroom ranch. Attached the cam other than bed rooma are Conn., Mass, and New York, win !" range thia week for a new Phllco. ______■ ______neering Company, 41 Oak street. kitchan- _ Worn combination, route. Lot 160 x 900. Beautiful lo- Main 8t. Mitchell 8-7426. Evenings Yugotlevla and Italy atlll blamed 9-2245. EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Air- Products 50 service burners, deep well cooker, B4Nirders Wanted 59-A garage, paneled fireplace waU. dining room, living room and ning several medals and trophies. :. You get a $57 free aet of National FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that conditioned store. Apply in person. WANTED -Man to work lh\hard Phone Mltehe)! 3-8177. oven and utensil drawer. Excel firapleci lafga Artlstteall/ pan .cation, low taxes, ready for occu Mltchelt 9-0018. kitchen. eech other for touching off the ailreTwa-re-: tnchided. Benamr'a-, VACANCX. FOR elderly woman, at Number of extroa. All utllitlee. filed JMng7toom..ltuaa' pancy .Call. RockTlUAS-atai. .. „. Mias Kkty la a pupil o f Major Mtest Careups...... F O R SAFE" and Courteous Auto- stay on In'sny'kiTtd o f storm, -and ■ Martow'a.—"— ...... :— t ...... ware ■ department.- - Setting FLAGSTONE— Stones for walls, lent condition. Call-Mitchell 9-16S9.- ■ 'tsifivenient to. school, bus’ aiid . Inr.. inwi Main St. Driving Instruction with insured lence helpful but not necesaar' GLADIOLUSES For Sale at 564 Burrow'a Hill txtdge, Hebron. tlla/> a«> r full ceUar attic Forrest Harney, well known gutters, conductors and roof re ouse fronts, fireplaces, etc. Also shopping. -Immediate occupancy, VERNON—Country setting, no de baton-twirling teacher and Judge. Both sides mentioned possible pairs. Call Coughlin, Mitchell TYPIST-STENOGRAPHER, htler- ConUct Mr. aifford at the W. G. Bush Hill Road. Mltchall 8-5994. I MAPLE BUNK bed. complete with Phone Willinvanttc, HArrison Nqaf bus - and. schotd. 114,800. ANNOUNCEMENT — T. V..owners dual control car call Larson Driv talator fireplace, forms, 28” 815,500. Warren E. Howland, Real velopment, custom built ranch, She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mra. international adjudication, thou^ ing School. Phone Mitchell 3-7707. esting Jobs now open at the Uni Glenney Company, 336 North Main ------. - " - guards and ladder, $49.95. 3-0242, or write P. O. Box 44, ,/^ rlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU Omaha Women sttenhon. Have your Channel 6 St 2^5 .Mch. 8" X 8” X 1/2” slate tor, 543 Woodbridge street. MItehvI'" fireplace, large living room, throe Edmund L. Klely of 256 High St., in no specific terms. Yugoslavia 9-607.1. versity of Connecticut at Stores. St. TOMATOES -6 Ibs.. for 25c. Bring j m and see. Howard's Sleep Amxton, Corni. 8-5183, 8-6886. chargcl new border violations. yaggi antenna changed soon to re Starting. salary for beginners, hearth tlK. Bolton Notch Quar your own basket. 57 Florence ; punter, opposite Marv Cheney LI- ell 8-8800. r -hsdrooms, two twin size, large Local Stocks and will return to high scheol later MANCHESTER—Pour room bunga Form Road Gang Italy denied them. ceive WNHC New Haven on Chan AUTO DRIVING ia our full time GREAT EASTERN $2100; with experience, $2460. . 35 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC ry. MItcheJK^-0617. J______^ 1 brary, .1.19 Main St. Mitchell 9-63.15. kitchen, oil hot water heat, full this month a* a senior. nel 8. Call Mitchell 9-5243 for de hour week, three weeks' vacation Country Board^ SIX ROOM Cape Cod. Featu^rSa, oil low, picture window, full baaa cellar, C .Iy 819.700. Carlton W. Qnatntlons Furhlabed By Roma and Belgrade exchanged buainesa. We leach atsndard or Experienced as a wheel align heat, storm windows o m doors, tails. llenson's W and Appliance, ROOFING AND .with pay, 11 paid holidays, other ROYa L a n d Smlttk^rona port- TOMATOES Pick your own, 50c s PHILCO Refrigerator headquarter* ment, fully Insulated. A nice qiilet . Hutchins. MItcheU 9-8133, MItcheU Coboni A MIddlebrook. i i t . notes couched in poUta diplomatic automatic shift, from your home. ment specialist or motor tune up RcHorts 60 screens throughout, thpSc or four Omaha—(Al— When the city lage of 1.034 persons, she has language, but yielding no gitmnd. Inc., 1085 Main, .St. Immediate appointment. Call the CONSTRUCTION CO. benefits. Housing available nom ahle and standard typewriters. basket. Bring baskets. Corner in Manrhe*ter says trade In yoiir section, only 89,800. E A E Agency, 9-6884. 1 p- m. prices speciallRt on Chrysler and Ply bedrooms, large- Tenred-in yard. 310 Main St. Phone Mitchell 8-0387. kept delaying a neighborhood pav painted the traditional red, white The British. French and United Manchester Driving Academy, inal charge. Apply now to the Per mouth cars. All makes of adding machine.i Bush Hill Rd. and Bell St.. South old box this week $75 trade-in ,al ATI-ANTIC Apartments, Block Is-' Bank Stocks ’ 24 Oak Street sold or rented. Repairs M ell Manchester. r All city utlQiti^ Asking 811.900. ROCKVILLE - 11 Room home, in ing project, the women took and blue spiral stripes on a maple States govemmenta urged "calm Coventry PIIgrims^-7249 itoll freei. sonnel Department, State Office Wonderful opportunity with di lowance plus R $57 set of 4S pr. land, R. I. Apartments still avail Bid Asked things Into their own hands. tree more than nine feet in cir makes. Marlow's. \ Nstionsl silverware free. , On Barbara Woods Agency, Mltchall MANCHESTER — Leaving stats. heart of the city. Firel floor, and ’moderation/' Personals 3 Building,.Hartford, or your near rect factory dealer. !ICK YOUR own tomatoes in weed able until Sept. 12. Rooma by the 9-7702. Four beautiful large rooma. Ex Fimt National Bank Fifteen women and their chil cumference. MORTl/incS.Driving school. Your RE-SIUING SPECIALISTS est Connecticut State" .Employ model* 1134-11.18-12.18. BenSon*. week and weekend, no reservation three living roomi, dining of Manchester...... 33- 37 Moat observers on both aldee of .Ideal working condition* in a BE SURE — Buy Ctnco all alum free field, 50c with your own pandable. All conveniences. Im dren turned out with hoes, shov license guaranteed with least num Applicators of a-sbeatos, pla.stic ment Service. modern, clean shop, redtrally lo Inc., lOM Main Street, Tel. Mitch needed. Write and state when lO ^ ^ N O jp ST. S' Beautiful 6 room room, two kitchens, pantry; Hartford National the Adriatic seemed to think, how THE PROSPECT Hill School for inum windows. Also self-storing baskriv Petersen Farm, Demlng mediate occupancy. Sacrifice. 2nd floor, 8 bedroomt, 2 bat^s, el*. rakes and pick* to do some UNEXPEOTED HAIRCUT ber of lessons. Endorsed teaching insulated siding and wood ahingle.s, cated. ell 9-5243. you're coming and how many. P. .Jioma; fif aif conditionedcm gas heat; Bank and Trust. . . . 2 0 'j 31 ever, that the whole raw-tompered voiing children will reopen Sep- doors. Call Mitchell 9-909S for frae St., Wopping. Mitchell 3-5864. , ------Mitchell 9-5821. thing about the rut* and rock8-.i method. Simplified __ inst.iîctipns._ I? midnight to • / b. Box 94, High St., Block Island, .*’’l"?|pbl.ele j:«M»dlIlon;—grounds full size attic, easily converted. JdL8ftford.p>nn....Tmst _S a .....;85- - —;Ott*wa.-K*n.--0P)' Mrs. Karl' dispute would go no Ynrther at this "■ te'ffiher "Pth.'TTfinsportaiinn ftirn- Appointmenta' made Immediately. apecialiring'tn -bife Timy-ahiniinum ’ 7 ’a. in. Xppty 'moimings'l'no phone - We,pn>vida.our..man .MctUL vacB;. aaUmatea. .BiU Tunsky.______■ Cem'enl'’ 'ceflar,''‘ ateam'' heat7 «iun MY'8.' 'Dale McKeighan organized siding in color. tion* and holidays with pay, hoa- CAlWmG TOJUTOES. Gb«d iit*. beautifully landscaped; $2,000 da- EIGHT ROOM—Ideal location for Manchester Truat 80 — Johnson got a pocketknlfe halrcuL time than the name calling which Ished. Mrs. Lela Tybtir, director. Mitchell 9-7.198. ' calls. Kay'sXPastry Shop, 183 Musical Instruments 63 porch. Tremendoue. poeaibUitlee. th ^ work detail after her husband When the Johnson car went into has marked the past seven years,, pltallzation and life-insurance along CHILDREN'S SWEATERS for back Blight free. Picicyqur own. Bring ,______/ _____ po«it, approximately $78 monthly. profeMioini -and living purposes. Phoenix State Bank Phone Mitchell 9-.1767. North Main St. Asking 814.750. George J. Cole and Truat ...... 56 61 arranged for four truck loads of a ditch. Mrs. Johnson was thrown of argument over control of the* Mitchell 3-8271 with many heneflt*. to school St low mill prices, direct own containare. 50c^'’a.^baaket. J. SALE! Baldwin Piano* from j6erk- Call The Johnson Building Com Large comer lot at bus stop. Liv dirt'and crushed rock. She de Apartments—âta man. Broker. Hartford-Oonneett- fire losaraoee Companies out on the ground. Shg suffered strategic territory at the head of A LIBERAL Hoapitajization and SEWING MACHINE operator* Come in and talk it over with from Manchester Knitting Mllle. Novelll, Mountain Roaa^.Glaston■ ahire Muaic Fealival. Subftantiel pany. 953 Main St. MItcheU 8-7438. ing room 25 x IS. Three bedrooms scribed the street is "loo dan Garages— Service A. V. LINDSAY — Owner Retail Salesrtxim at Manchester bury. • Tenem^nfs 63 Evenings MItcheU 9-0018. on firat floor; atudio on second. cut Tniit Building. Tel. Rockville Aetna F ir e ...... 51 >4 .13'4 only minor abrasions, but a wheel the Adriatic. surgical plan offered by Mutual of wanted. Also young woman for Mr. Beaiipre. at diacounta on theae firat quality In 6-4045, 5-4710. gerous to walk on. much less drive Omaha. Investigate. Phone your .Storage 10 Green. Two bathe. New G.E. furnace. Hartford F ire ...... 156 161 Of the car pinned her down by her Both/countries claim moet or all light factory work. Apply Ka-Klar BROWN,tBEAUPRE. Inc. strument* uaed Only atx weeks or RCXJKVILLE.-';^ 2-room furnished a car over.” local agent. Mitchell 9-7375. ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. Tov Co., 60 Hilliard Street. 30 Bissell Street, MANCHESTER - Duplex 8-6. Top' Two-car garage. Amesite drive National Fira ...... 64 67 hair. of the territory. Since the Italian less. This happens but once a apartmenlTprivate bath, no objec I condition. Steam-oll neat. Modern VERNON-A money saver, move Alterations and additions. Ceil LOAM, Dark, rich cultivated grade Household Goods 51 year. New piano guarantee. Both way. Garbage disposal. Other fea Phoenix ...... 95'4 100>4 Her husband quickly aether free peace treaty^ Yugeelavla haa ad No. 1 $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, $2 tion to- by three from vi ration. Our hundreds of new cus- station. Salary end commission. rod. Ford V-8 engine. Govempr THROW RUGS WANTED Second hand coal furn nf. Inquire 54 Cooper. Street. ateam heat, emesitc drive, base Am. Hardware ...... 14 >4 Bu.sines.s Services Offered 13 ing roofs of all kinds. Al.so new ace. Phone Mitchell'9-4890. ment, tile bath, oil hot water heat, Cape Code, colonials, new and cinity of Green Manor Road and roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Jômeis indicate our progresslve- See Van for Interview. Van's Serv j and controls, 11.10. Mitchell 9-99M. BOUDOIR CHAIR ment garage. Electric atove and fireplace, extra large lot. A very Arrow, Hart. Heg. . . . 30 ; NEW ''-PROFESSIONAL offices old; farms, land 3 ^400 acres; Assoc. Spring . . . ___ 2.1 <4 Main StreeU North, to State Office WIRING INSTALLATION of all clcfoied, ..repaired, 26 years' e.x- ne^s, while our 77 years proves our ice Station, 427 Hartford Road. VANITY LAMPS atair carpeting -included. $11,900. good buy. E A E. Agency. 310 GIRL'S HAWTHORNE bicycuTEx- avaUable/Eebruai'y. centrally.lo.. I Spiecial.-CDvenlry.center. Jcoom a . Bristol Bra**-.. .-. -14^ • ~Buiidtn|^ ■Phone'MItrheU-'t-7394 Pantaluk, 40 Foister street. Phone Howley. '. Manclieater Mitchell inga, approximately . H acre, 88.- WANTltib- Riders from vicinity of i hours work week. Good pay. op- restaurant with full liquor license. carriage, adjustable back, 820. COCKTAIL TABLE / lavatories, prl^te perking. Will tor. Mitchell 0-4460. M ANCHUTER—Attractiva custom COIIins ...... 85 1( Mitchell 9-7303. 3-5361. LARGE AIRY' room. In p'rivate iSOO.OOl. Ustlngs always needed. Centerbr Middle Turnpike to vi- : pot tuoltv for advancement. Why Must hfve some knowledge of bar- Mitchell .1-8641. . TABLE LAMPS / home. Suitable for young rtniple design to auit. I ^ n a MItcheU built five, room home, convenient Em-Hart ...... 34 tending and operating kitchen. Wellas Agency, Coventry.-Tel. PD-' rinily of Capitol or Farmington 9 X 12 RUG / or buaineaa woman. Sep tate fa- 99810. I HYDE STRESTT — Another good' to bus, school Slid store. Oil heat, Fafnir B ea rin g ...... 37>4 ( ALL KINDS of roofs gutters and , inquire a'hout the .manv other Good working conditions. Good CERAMIC KILN and supplies, grim 3-8872. / Ave. Call Mitchell 9-0311. rper chimneys repaired. Prompt serv- ” FLOOR LAMP I rilitiea for houaekeeping. Near buy. Six. room olnglc, o$>en etair- fireplace ddrmera, porch, beauti Hart Cooley ...... 40 i ice. Guaranteed workmanship. ; benefits avsilshle to oiir employees. pay. Call Mitchell 9-2252 for ap- Flight rage and two breeding I way, oil heat, combination sersena ful condition. This one you must Landers. Frary, Clk. . 35<4 : BI.DE T o Aetna Fire Insurance. Reasonable rates. Miltchell 9-4291. SMOKER • Center. Write Box X, H*!*!!!. Housen for Rent Term*. Mortensen Roofing -Co. vFor an spjtomtmept call Mr. Eric- pointment between.5 and 8 p. m. . 4 r«g«6. Also parakeet nesting 32 PC. DINNERW ARE SET :...and-atorm- aaah, Largs lot, trass, see. Call for appointment. - Alice New Brit. Mach. Co. , 34 I Main St., Hours 8:1.1-4:15. Vicinity WINDOW SHADES msde to order boxes. Phone Mitchell 8-6981. 75 X 2.10. Excellent condition. Im- Clampet, Realtor. Phone Mitchell ■ LeifBl Notice North and Judd ..... 35 i of Orfnrd Village. Phone.Mitchell Mltcheil 3-7691. | „on or Mr. Wright at Hartford 28 PC. SILVER SaiT SIX ROOM Single house with at- and installed. Venetian blinds ' mediate occupancy. Price reduced 9-4548. Rutsell Mfg...... 10<4 1 9-2609. — ... -H______■ 7-1175 between 8:.10 s.m. and 4 MASON LABORER. Inquire 6.15 AIRWAY Sanltisor vacuum cleaner 18 YDS. FLOOR c o v e r in g tsched garage and patio. Write P. and curtain rods. 24 hour service. REFRIGERATOR-or ' Registrars Notice O. Box 567. stating pines of em : 813.000. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.—E. AT A roURT OF PROBATK h<-ld . Stanley Work com. . . 41'-* t ' ; • A'-’ Estimates gladly given. Fsgsn Heating— Plumbing 17 p.m , or write to North Main St. Mitchell 3-.1.127. with dJ.ipoaablc bags. All attach , Goodchild, Sr. Mitchell 3-7925 or EDGE OF TOWN,, custom built *1 Mencn-flirr. within 'and for ihr ; Terry Steam ...... M I ^ -:-A' ments. Some'never used. Excellent TELEVISION SET ployment, number in family, etc. Dljlrict of Manrhritrr, on thr 2Sth day Window Shade Oo., Route 44 at ! ' MItrheir9-0796 any time. home, five large rooms, expand Torrington I.^:NN0X Furnaces and warm, air Post Office Box 1,000 condition. $29. Call Mitchell 9-9326. LOW' TERMS - FREE_____ STORAGE__ _ The Regialrar* of Voter* of The nf AUZUM a d. 195*.' • I . m -Mi Automobiles for Sale Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-447X able lo seven, two (irepl^ceSj at JOHN J. WAL1.KTT. Jude*. I U. S. Envelope com. , y f,,. heatliig. Earl 'fran Camp. Mitchell Help 'Wanted Original price for all this merchan-! Town of CPventrji will ^ in ae.i- EAST MIDDLBsTORNPIKE Near . .Station...A.-Hartford. . 37 Hêplaca and ra- diM $828 46 Onm .. fortunate I •"..‘“ I}..],'} ..’.^J^Tow•n p jflc f Bldg .'an-1 Suburban for Rent 66 tached garage, less than one year Eriaie of William ^ (iriffiih.. lam of , u . 8. Envelope pfd. m D IO ' afi j T. Y; S'eivice. -All Wark •9-5844., ...... - Male or Female- - Benton Street.' Here ie -a reason old.-H:were, -large maple treae; MaDcbeslor. In nald OtMHrt. dn—anird. I rr r .. J946 DODGE 2-door sedan. Excel „— .taihing walls. M.- French, Ooven- oeraoft can purchaae it all for only the Fife House7*Korf.lfi Covehlf.v, ably priced six-room home, lo On motion of Harold W. Oarrlty of I *eeaer-tiooi ...... fully guaranteed. $3 per house A PLUMBING ahop at your door. 1 .try. Pilgrim 2-7161; ' on Tiie.-idsy, Sept. 8, 10.13, for the, 8 ROOM Furnished apsrtmrnt, Only $15,700. Carlton W. Hutchins. *eld |lanrhri<(rr. adminlalralor. The above quotations are not to lent running condition. May be cated In nice residential section. Mitchell 9-5183, Mitchell 9-4684. OR'______call for T.V. $1 per house call for No time Io.at. New work, Altera- purpose of <-ortipleting the pn-- available Sept. 14. heat, hot water, :pERED. That tlx month* from be construed as actual markets.. W seen at 3,1 Garden St. after 5 p. m. radio or save $ and bring them to Excellent opportunity for full i 150 GAUXIN water tank (extra / SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT garage. Suitable for adulta, near Bungalow style, well built, three Ih* X th d a y of Au; A .D .; 1M.1 h* or call Mitchell .1-8952. tiona, copper piping, fixture.*, hot / PHONE MR. ALBERT liminary registry list of sll electors bedrooms on second floor. 'Steam MANCHESTER, Princeton Street end th* saine er* ...... mlt*d end allowed 17 Maple street. Call Mitchell CI,ERK WANTED. Dry cleaning time sale* clerk, in cigar depart heavy 1 with fittings and pressure bus line. Phone Rockville 5-5303. for th* cr*dllnr*cr*dllor* within which In brins HE WENT THAT-A-WAV water automatic heater*. Younga- HARTFORD «-ai58 entttlefl to vote in the Town’-eleC- heat, large kitchen, enclchetd School sactioh. Custom built Capd 9-6535 or Mltchelt 9-6716. store. Full or part time. Apply control. In excellent condition. $25? In lh*lr claim* , ■ ■ ex*ln*i Mid **tai*. end Kansas City ■—OP)— Police fig 1947 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN. .town ainka aold. Eatimatea glad ment. Good working conditions, i AFTER 7 P. M. 4A-$690 tion Monday, Oct. .1, 19.13 In ac SOUTH COVENTRY - 8 room*, featured Cod, Cod. expandableoxoandable second floor.floor, th* M id admlnittrator 1* . dir*ct*d to Crown Cleaners -and Dvers, 836 J. Jsssie. .146 Hilliard St. Mitchell porch and many olher features'? ure this fellow may have seen one Radio, heater. Fine condition POWER BURNERS and Range ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch Paid vscstlona. Good salary. No - A —I— B - E B- T—•- S cordance with Sect. 1001 General steam heat. 850 per month. Welles Immediate occupancy. Priqed for open stairway, donnert, tils bath, Sir* public nolle* to th* rr*dlinri to throughout. Beautiful tutone blue ell 9-7636. Main St. 9-4925 between 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. brins in.lboir claim* within Mid Urn* Western too many. He entered Burners expertly cleaned and nights or Sundays. C.M.S. and Blue 43-45 Allyn 8t.„ Hertford Statutes of Conn.,. Revision of Agency, Coventry. Tel. Pflgrim quirk sale, $13,8(Ki. Call Robert flrbplace, plaster walls. M. B.• *llow*d by publUhtns * copy of thl* finiah'.. Priced right to see. Doug aerviced. Let us service and re 1049. 2-6873. J. Smith. Inr., 963 Main Street. G r a ^ Agent. MItcheU 8-8008. oH*r In ebmVn-VipSpir-hlwn'i-. ciV:' * las .Mot'isrs. .133 Main street. PLUMBING AND Heating. Copper SHIR'T P R ^ E R . G « ^ working Cross available. |AN ATTIC Fan will keep your pair your washing machine or re house comfortably coot,' Immedi SAVE, 180- Lawaon Loveeeat aleep- Aflaline G. Hoff Mitchell 9-5341. euIaUon------In.aald proH_ Km , dlMiict; within i astonished patrons over the head water pipes. Complete plumbing i er by Serta, was 8239.50 now CXIVBNTRY—Main St.. 6 rooms, i*n dey* from ih* d»t* of ihl* ord*r, I with a pistol butt, fired a few FOR A GOpft Used car or a new frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch system*. Complete -heating sys but not' necessary. Apply in per ate Installation at a reasonable Alberta K. Rider MAtJCHESTER end -r*lurn mak* in thl* court nt Ui* > ell 9-0'88.1. son. Fisher Drj’ Cleaners, Broad Apply/fn Persortj^ ' | price. T: P. Aitkin? 6 McCabe 8189.50. Howard's Sleep Center; op Registrar* 1*1. Di*t. bath, unfumiahed. 865 per month. MANCHESTER—On two acres, six Four room ''-iion-cxpanda^tU In netire (tven. - I shots into the ceiling, and calmly Oldsmoblle with Rocket engine tems and oil burner. Time . pay posite Marv Chenev fJbrery, .139 Tel. Pilgrim 2-6872. stalked out. rontacl Al Catalano, at the Man Street. No, Phone Calls | SI. Call Mitchell 8-^793. Eunice K. Loyxim room home, cabinet kitchen, din central Iocatlon,''pUnty of ahkde JOHN J, WAI.tFTT. Judge, i ment* arfanged. Electric aewer Main St. MItrhen 9-8335. ing alcove, copper plumbing, oil chester Motor Sales. Mitchell COMPLETE Hand and power lawn cleaner. 'The Vincent P. /' Gertrude A Haven trees. Only $0,650. A., lot o f house' ^3-4134. mowar salea and oervica. Motora r- X, . . -e . , ^ A N T E D Woman to care for 2>a REFRIGERATOR and Washing Registrar* 2nd Di»t. ' steam heat, patio, many trees, one for the money. Co.. 305 Main street. Tel. Mitchell year old boy. S days a week from ARTHUR DRUG ^ R R machine. Only few months old. a t t e n t i o n LaiUqs! Slip-covers Summer Hometi for Rent 67 minute to school, only $13,500. tuned and overhauled. Pick-up add 3-4848. and drapea custom made. Re-up- Dated at Coventry, Sept, t, 10.ir, HOLTON ^ 1939 BUICK Sedan. Good, depend delivery aervice. GIbaon's Garage. it to 5 p. m. Cali Mitchell 9-64.19. - 942 Main Street Tel. Xntchell 9-6267. COVENTRY IJtKE- Available Au Carlton W. Hutchins. MItcheU holstering. Beautiful fabrics, 9-5182, 9-4694. ' Five room ranch home, w^h at able transportation, $95. Written Mitchell 3-5012. GUARANTEED Plumbing and prints, etrioea, solids. Expertly; gust 30 on, four room furnished tached garage, fireplace. Lafge , guarantee. No. down payment. WANTED • ^heating. Alterations -and new finished; $5 down. Si weekly. : cottage, waterfront. All conven WEIJ., CARED' tor tl}jrj|e-famUy' comer lot with picturesque atont Small monthly payments. Cole FURNITURE Refinishing, antique PIANIST WANTED for dance HOSPITAL BED with drop sides. BACK TO SCHOOL work. Perma glass electric and Call kntchell 8-6740. balance one vear to psv. Call . iences. $35 weekly. Pilgrim 3-6825, home. Furnaces, two-car garaga, w*ll. No basement. $4,000 eaah Motors. 4,16 Center.’MItchell 9-0980 furniture a specialty, chairs caned -gas M-ater’ heaters s^d and in FOR IKJf’TOR’S OFFICE studio. Sight reading helpful. Tel. 1 and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. Mrs. Pinto. MRchell 9-7882. . > large garden apace. Quick occu-/ necessary. Price is $14,500. stalled. Time paym ^ts arranged. jMItrhell 3-6259. HOT WATER boiler, 42 " combina pancy one apartment. 113,500. H You Provide The 1940 BriftK Super sedanette. Good Phone Mitchell 9-5785. Skelley Brothers, Mitchell,9-8714. SECRETARIAL and USED FURNITURE bougfit and-; Wanted To Rent 68 and LABOR DAY low. cost transportation. $95. -No WOOL PRE88ER. Good working tion sink, 29” sink, also small Madeline Smith, Realtor. MItcheU T. J. CROCKETT MANCHESTER T. V. Servlc*. lavatory sink and toilet bowl. In sold. The Woodshed. 11 Main t 0-1642 or Xntchell 8-4679. Broker down payment. Small monthly HEATING From A to Z. Conver g e n e r a l O F F ip : conditions. Apply. In person. Fisher street. Tel. latchall 9-8154. | WANTED TO Rent -8 or 6 rooms, payments. Cole Motors. Mitchell radio and T.V. aperlallets since quire 420 Lake St. evenings. unfurnished, children, good refer 244 MAIN STREET sion burners, boiler-burner tinita. Dry Cleaning, Broad St. BEAUTIFUL 7 room ranch home. Chance Te learn . 9-0980. 1931. House setvi.ie call $3.50. complete heating • systems. All WORKER COLD8POT Refrigara'tor. M agioi ences. Call Mltchall 9-4429. Phones; MItcheU 3-5416 Mitchell 9-6860 day or night. PIANO PlJtYER. mile or female^ BEAUTIFUL 1952 Deluxe Easy; Hill top setting overlooking Coqn- Residence; MItcheU 0-7751 work guaranteed. Time payment* Spinalator washer. Call Mitchell ' Chef gas range, new mattress, try Club. Exclusive nelghborho^. 1946 FORD Super deluxe tiidor’ arranged. Moriarty Brother*. Tel. Four afternoons a week— wanted for local dance studio. used twice, gas water heater. Tel. WANTED -3 or 4 room furnished or radio, heater, original Jet black CABINET MAKIN(3. Good work 3-4869. partly furnished apartment by . Contact M r Werbner, Jarvii Real Mitchell 3-5135. Write Box C. Herald. Mitchell 1-7980. . SAVE TIME ENDIOOrr-dOHNHON aad GABARDINE and RAYON Look ohood to tho day whon your oogorôyod chid finish. Clean throughout. Douglaa manship. Reasonable rates. Esti 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tniinjf quiet reliable young couple. Tel. ty Co., 654 Center St. MItcheU Lots for Sale 7S LONbON BPRING-ARCH Motors, 33,1 .Mam. mate* -gladly given. Moulaon's es.iential. MItcheU 9-6144. 3-4112 or MItcheU 3-7847. ; GAS HOT water heater. Good con- SPORT SHIRTS wW foco tho wdrid of SKhilt Hfo. WW you bo oMo to Woodworking Shop, Pilgrim Movinsr-^Trucking— Situations Wanted— BEFORE YOU Buy a used car 2-6695. ■ ■ dilion. Inquire 132 Birch 8t. - Visit the WANTBU^—3 or 4 room unfuriiiah- RANCH HOUSE of 5 rooms on BUILDING LOTS MESS SHOES Nhort aad Loog 8|eeve« See Gorman .lôtor .Sales. Buick S to ra g e 20 Write Box W Female' 36 •d apartment by young working lot 100 X 800. Choirs location. 814,- soy. "I hovo 9ivou Mm tho oducotiofiai oppmtunitiot G.E. ROOM AIR-Condltioner, g*gu- Sales and Service, 285 Main BULLDOZER for hire. Excellent Employment '900. Madeline .'Smith, -Realtor. AU.S-nN A. CHAMBERS CO, C O Herald larly $349.95, now $250. 64''/Tracy HIITVSERVICI couple. Call MItcheU 9-7753 be A few choice building lots SSJ$SM$S7J|' $1.5841.884178 Street. Mitchell 9-4571. Open eve- for back fill. Landscaping and QMpetent eerVlee hjr qoali- tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. MItcheU 9-1642 or MItcheU 3-4679. a local aqd long dIstMce iô'ving, RANTED- Waltreaa for restaurant, sink, was $189.96, now - $118.97. Office for conMont start?" . nings.^ ______. grading. Reasonable rates.’ Mitch WANTIbD in excellent locôns, A and . . — . . . _ . . Gotla Obiiatfuctlop C o „.lW BniaR tachnleUas. H. SHERWOOD A. BEEGHLBR -iWbat p fkt your chEd's fiifurt? Start toddy. Vbit bur bsarii m d -•i-ttdn. Ted. -Mitchell 92809 after 4 ery. Local light trucking snd-l . 1 , .... — i: ’; , FOR SALE Typewriter. Good con- ' ■p. m. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, BE YOUR Own boas, WtU esUb- range a deni. Call T. J. Crockett e-paw ' ■« -Mlwhell -S--5416; PrikohRSt yeu BOy ^ . y of «9u w washers • and sloyg moving Right how la an ' " ■ 'Mon ■ PAN TS: 2 ’"toEr dvor your probWau w itb'd” I f; ■ 1953 CHEVROLET Belaire7"sport rlition for coming ncedji. Bratth- the position requires. ^ o Sat- Spruce and Eldridgc Sts., Man a ^ ia lt y . Mitchell 9-0752. HEYWOOD-tVskefield rarrioga, tu excellent time lo MANCHESTER GREEN-Spacious ■ coupe, tutone green with all ai - waitc, 52 Pearl street. [WANTED — High achool girl or urda.ys preferred. tone grey. Excellent condition. $51 PER WEEK - - chester, Connecticut. BuUtiing 55 cessories. Must sell. lea\*ing fo7 i woman to help mother of 5-year- f * ‘ one of thnee 1 bedroom ranch. One year FREE ALTERATIONS ddEora odek payday morki^ for mombor of our capaMb staff. Reasonable. MHchell' 9-2969., good Johe at ‘tha X 34, three bays, floored attic for BUILDING LOT. Hemlock St. Zone service. Call Mitchell 9-9418. ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing Painting— Papering 21 [ old with household duties, after- Excellent References PART TIME storage. Cellar, central heating. young. Attached garage. FuU base B, all ImprovemenU. Priced for done on any furniture. 'Tleman, I negms starting Sept. 10. Ci^l Mltrh- Aircraft.' We ment. Plastered walls, oak floori? quick sale $1,600. Robert J. Smith, rofulor savings ot our bemk wM Find out bow you cou dovulop a ALL-AMEr ICAN portable dish- haveymnre Jnh»— Best in equipment for tune-up and 1950 BLACK Plymouth biiKinea.a 189 South Main street. Phone PAINTER AND PAPER Hanger. ! ell 9-20f6. 6*9 Evenings. All Day combination windows and doors. Inc., 963 Main St. MItcheU tt6341. wssher. Holds complete service need a wider vn- wheel alignment and .wheel bal ZELAN AND "TWO-TONE" coupe. V'ery clean ami mechanical .Mitchell. 3-5643. 35 years' experience. Satisfaction Write Box V for six,, or dsy’!s dishes for amall Saturday . ance. Completely atociced, alao Convenient.location. Ijirge land- ' 1 odd up to four yoort C0 M0 9 0 systomatiiod plan of senrinqg ly sound. Private partv. Tel guaranteed. tVallpaper books WO.MAN TO do housework two rlety of skill* — i scape'd lot. Priced to *eU at $1|,- Mitchell 3-7379. e o Herald family. RockvUIe 5-72887 85 Camp than In a long, good income on gas, oil and acces- FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, qil I available. Raymond Trudeau,. mornings a week, or one. full day. bell Ave., Dobiipnyille. iWUI hire six meo tn train for aories. Frontage 100 x 65. Drop in 375. Warren E. Howland, Realtor. training, piîous yoort of according to your incomo to in« huiner.a aerviced. For expert and | Mitchell 3-7709. oapenrleory eapaielty. Income long time. It'a a Phone MItcheU 8-8600 any time. 1951 BLUE FORD conveitihlc. Kx- Mitchell 9-1614. for particulars. Owner reUrtng. PITKIN HILL GABARDINE JACKETS piompt aervice call Bob Cart- gnamateod. If yoa qnallfy. real opportunity Low in price. Will arrange terms. cellent condition. Whitewall tiip.s. AMBITIOUS Mothers who want to for men wha 46 FOOT RANCH, tUtra modem toamiug for your child.. > $uro your chEd’s futuro. wnght. .Mitchell 9-6446. . Apply In person. 7:88 P. M. Desirable Lot radio and heater. .May be acen i ------EXTERIOR PAINTING — Free es earn but cap only work part time. N otice have wanted tha kitchen-dining room combination, evenings. 73 Waddell Roa'd. MASON, STONE contractor and timates. Mitchell 9-1383. Avon Products offers opportunity N otice aharp, Thursday, Sept. 8, 5lan- oecurtty and ad HoosSs for Sale 72 fireplace, large artiatically pan $Q.88 $A.88 $fi.88 $ 0 . 8 8 lement work. Valentino BalluccI, to earn $1 or morel per hour. cheater . High SciMtol Library eled living room, three bedrooms, 100 X 200 1941 PONTIAC Sedan. Good clean Town of Manchester vancement np- v l = J / = Fern street. Cell MItebeU.9-5451, PAINTING— Inside and outside. Write. Mrs F. H. Frawley, North room. Married men mnot bring portunttlee which MANCHESTER' tile’ bath, full cellar and attifi. dependable transportation, $i.io. 6 to 8 a, m. and 5 to 7:30 p. m. Paperhanging, floor sanding. No Branford, Conn. , Due to drop in pressures result- Invitation to Bid wivee. Near bus and school. Price reduc In Sislect Neighborhood No down payment. Sms'll rilonthly we offer. Job too small. Reasonable Mitch ing from the use of water hone, Four bedroom homes. Ona ranch ed to 114,500. Carlton W. Hutchina, TM€ S a v i i i ^ 6 dHk<=»^M aiidie$ter payments. Cole Motors, 436 Cen COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R: ell 3-8372. I WOMAN FOR cleaning one day a customers residing in. houses with Bid* will be received (orîrnish- MItcheU 8-6133, MItcheU 9-4694. ~ZoneAA ter. Mitchell 9-0080; ttylsd on an acre and a half. FuU Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales on week. South end. Phone after 5:80. even street number* are requested Ing grass seed at the office of the Ixiaement, garage, two out-build- A MUTUAL SAVinCS BAHK wn.shiiig machine*, vacuum clean- .Mitchell 3-4816. General Manager, Town of Man MANCHEISTER GREE»4 - - 8 bed ..3950 CHEV^tOLETS, radio*, heat- to use Their hosf only on days with FOR bigs. Now vacant—$16,000. Write Box B Fw Real Savings! crp. motors, amall appliance*. Bond.s— Stocks- even dates; (-jistomers residing in chester at 3 P. M.. D.S.T., Tues room ranch, attached garaga I eri. Both stylSIine deluxe' model*, SEPTIC TANKS (; k SONS. Rubbish remov Apply at City Cab, S3 PumaU during theae houra. apecificatlons and btddera forms linea InataUad—Cellar Waters Corporation Residenoe; Mitchell 8-T751 ISasy commuting dietance to Hart DEPOSITS OVER, . 9-9669. Jlelp Wanted— Female ’ 35 tach^ garage, patio, wooded lot. ford or WUUmanUc. H. B. Brady, al. Call Mitchell 9-4034. PUVe. Your cooperation Is requaaled. which may be procured .from the Proofing D4NM. E. Hartford 8, Conn. This home Is bîng sold compute- WORKINGMEN'S STORE $19,000,000 WANTED—Girl tor general counter, Agent. MItcheU 3-8009. • 1860 CHEVROLET, two-door de- Effectiva until further Notice. Superintendent o f Parks, Room TWO-FAMILY, five and five, out ly fumlahed at considerable sacri c h im n e y s Cleaned and rapaired work, 5A clear lave! OPEN DAILY PROM 9 A.M. f t P.M. . 'i-i rooma. Reasonable. Ne agents. tor, 848 Woodbridge St Mltchall acres. H. B« Grady, Agent MRcl'j Phone Mitchell 8-7778. 8-8600. eU 8-8008. )■ ’ ' V f e ' l /:. •• c i;' ■' ; ' r ' \ \ . I

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER t, TWENTY-FOXm anrly^glgr iEiygttteg fjgraia A rtnin Daily Net Prew Ran X.. X er tiM Waek Bade* The Waathfv Aag. St, l*M For at D. •. Waatha* The R ^ . Erich Brandt, Mra. with tent. Ashing and other as and other neceaaary gear fdi>sthe)r Oops L«dy! Wrong: Gear Rotary Has Talk sorted gear. vlalUng many state camplng>*c*tlon8. Looking ufb^he Brandt and\hildren, who have ^ n Fair amt warm taalghi. Nat, i About spending theVmonth of Auguaf-at parka from Connecticut to. Maine wordj;svacatlon” 'In Webster 10,630 Hqwlaa found that the deAnItloh Butterfield Redwood. N. Y.. Here's another woman-driver On Camping Joys and Canada. Rain or shine they Mi mkir af Km AndU hittnld, penalhle thnndershowMa ta- will remain miOI Sept..*. The Rev. •torj-: have rolled along the highways jiv e n Is "time of rest, freedom Hale’s Housewares... Chapman Court, No. 10. Order of ^rom work.” But he said ^hat ' N- Barwra at Orealatiaw^. mnrraw- 4lmaranM, will hold ita flrat meet* Gordon I^ K of n e First Lutheran Seems a woman drove down and back roads to many pUces M anche$ter——A City o f Village (^fiarm \ , to Elmer Johnson's -produce "It’s a great life if yoiKjike the Intereat which have proven deAnltlon does not apply in svery kir of the new seaaon Friday at Church, RockvHtJk •>“ respect to camping vacations. A ^ S T A I L E -V- 7:30 p.m. In the Maaonlc Temple. conducting aen icrt at Concordia stand on_Center St., last night j outdoora and pitching ten tlonal aa well asia vacatlop-'treat. . or shine," Elwood Howies, m ^ b e r This year In three weplfs of day "However, with tent on hand, you A aoelal hour with refreahmenta Lutheran Church hege, will occupy to buy some groceries. VOL. L X X II, NO. 285 / fClaaaltiad Advarttateg aa Faga 13) Mj^ M E S T E R . CONNm THURSDAY. sfepTEÊR .3, 195.1 the pulpit next Sunda ; of the Manchester Rotary and night work M rjfow les built never have to worry about ‘no (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS »111 follow the buslneaa aesaion. She made her purchases, vacancy' signs," he concluded. IRA g TABLE, Siieeial USJS then got back into her car I told membcri at -Utelr meeting his owp trailer tq.'lmuse the tent i night at the Country Club, w-hile with pad and cover set. Mra. William Hooten of Clear- Recent guMta for three days at parked in front of the stand, the home of Mrs. August Kanehl. speaking on camping vacations. frater, Fla., la vUIUng her aiatera, looked Into her rear-view mir- - During -'the past six years the Mri. R. B. Taylor of Green Rd., 36 Woodbridge 8t., were Mr. and ror and prepared to back up. Mrs. Jacob Roth and family of Howies family. Mr. and Mrs. Court Rules hnd Mra. C. T. Anderaon of Prince Then--wham! Nothing but How-lea and their three children, SINK TOPBLRAIN bo ard SUN ton 8t., alao relativea .In' Rock- Allentown, ' Pa. Sunday Mrs. apples, com, peppers, tomatoes, Kanehl received a telephone call has toured most of Nsw England « hfetal. Ridte enameled finish. PW Exchange tllle and Bloomfleld. soda-^p bottles. bananas, lew Velvet Hats from Mrs. Matilda Manning and finger peppers and potatoes all , ' ‘ her . daughter from Studio City, i Toth Move \ Mra. Ruth Spencer,- president of Cailf. Mrs. Manning formerly lived j over the ground. JOHNY MOP X S i ming in Weather the Manchester Soroptimlal Club, in town for about 35 years, mov- . The little woman had put the 1 9 has called a meeting of the execu ing to California IS years ago. car In forw,-ard—not reverse - Disposable toilet mop. E«â pads 3*e. !/ tive board for tomorrow at 6 p.m. gear, and the automobile had PASTRAMI W^s lUegal at the Red Cross headquarters. 69 Miss Joanne Shaver, daughter of j plunged straight ahead into the C p I penter .... ^ produce stand. Mr.-aiMUMrs..CharleB.F.. Shaves hf.i -i-vr.V.'Kw iM’XWSMNkiUl.iil.MUevwM .. 45c AT^-OAX SUex.8Cup (KlFPEERlAliER - 4 Washington, Sept. 3 OP)— 118 Princeton St., • is one of SO VNnilc unscrambling tbe Districtiudge Alex*noiF A meeting of the exet:utive com Reg. fA.95. With tray and rover. Red or ' ^ ^ 4V.A V-lsAiia* vMmmvInm vtiwmmal Atrmw m students chosen as counselorj for giant-sized .salad. Johnson was The Communists ’and the the >-hour meeting turned over a Holtzoff today ruled that for mittee of the WSCS of the North the new students at Southern heard, muttering something roster hf Communist prisoners Methodist Church will be held to shout "women . . . womsa United Natloniômmand to they aald sUU were in Allied mer Airman Roliert W. Toth morrow evening at 8 o'clock In the Semlnar.v and Junior College, Buena Vista, Va. driver." RERLOU MOTHSPRAY P iniStiS day agreed Jm complete the stockades and demanded they be was illegally removed. t'l church; As the program for the prisoner eaânge by Sunday. turned over before Sunday. .Korea to face a militai-:/ coming year' will be planned at Another Service By' Onaranteed pratertlon for Ave yeara. X The Board of Christian Educa Presumably, these arc some of coii4*t on a murdier charge. this time, all' members are asked MANCHESTER . The Copimunists at a meeting the tougher Red prisoners, Chi to be present. tion of the Talcottvllle Congrega community hall, Bolton ^Center. of tb* Repatriation Commis Holtzoff ordered Toth, 22, of tional Church will meet tonight at AUTb PARTS nese as well aa North Koreans, One Roof Down and Ooe Bashed In ■Women of Bolton Gi-ange-w-ill pre sion said that if for some rea some of whom led bloody prisoner Pittsburgh, released from Air Trees Fall; 8 o'clock-at the parsonage. pare and serve' the mwl. I 275 Broad Ht. Tel. MI-t-452* Cooler Air, Scandia l>odge No. 23. Order of e BRAKE DRUMS jn they were unable to meet note on Koje leland. The Reds Force custody, Vasa, will resume Its ihonthly Members of tljrXssem bly, and RACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLIES the Sunday deadline th e y i ».^ve accused the Aiiiei of holding ReleMe la Hl«yed all women tntêated in Joining the . TURNED meetings with a meeting tomorrow- would notify the U .N . Com- »>»ck these prisoner. The Judge, however, stayed hla House Roof night at 8 o'clock In Orange Hall. Gibbous Assembly group, w ill,be weicome to attend ! LUNCH KITS VACUUM lOTTLES — REFILLS The Communists have still to re prdar releasing Toth, to permit the Some Ram > FoUowing the regular meeting a the supper. They shoiiid contact! \m and before noon Saturday. patriate 210 prisoners, including Air Force to carry the case to the meeting of past chairmen will be Meeting Tuesday Mrs. pMward Pagani or Mrs. Al- ^ DISTINCmVE \ Dean Reteaae Htate* 197 Americans, out of tha 4,697 Court of Appeals. held, at which resolutions to be bert Dabrow-ski for re.servations STATIONERY '■'gTrla means the early exchange non-Korean prisoners promised. He refused to remand Toth to Torn Loose presented to the district lodge at before Saturday, Sept. 5. iJs//’." Green Stamps Given With Cash Sale* ) of MaJ. Gen. William Dean, the They also Stltl have 458 South Air. Force custody and Instead In Forecast the annual meeting on Sept. 26 Gibbons A.ssembly, C a t h o 1 tr The program committee, of highe«\ranking Allied captive In Korean prisoner!. However, the -ffx^ a bond of |1,000 for hla What Charter Oak Street, will be reviewed. All members are Ladies of Columbus, will open Its which Mrs. R. Leonard Bull is DAVEY Red handg. He now is at nearby Reds have said more prtebnera release to return to his Pitts By THE AHfSOCIATEO PREAM Kaesong and It la believed ha than promised would be turned burgh home. Toth was ordered to residents described as a urged to attend. 1953-54 season with 8^ ' ' open chairman, has planned many inter-1 OPnCAI, COMP.8NY The first break in the cur meeting anci Autumn supper, Tues I eating activities for the coming' will be the \last prisoner ex- over. Including those captured late remain In custody of the U. S. “freak baby twister” whirled rent siege of sweltering 701 hfain .8t., Manchester ...changed._____ ...... , . day, S ^ t. 15, at 6;3Q. p.m., In-the ------^------it :tn the w*r,..______Marjihal until bond is posted. along the street for from five -weather wax forecast' by the- - Co/orsT The li, N, ComhiMd represkhta- The. Allies have still to return Wllllem A. Kehcie, Jr.,, one of to ten minutes yesterday at iMANCHirnOI COMba live told the. Gon^munlsts he nearly 7.000 North Koreans and an Toth's attorneys, said he hoped to Weather Bureau today a« the Block thought, both sides should con. undisclosed number of Chinese post bond soon. a :30 p. m., lifting the roof off po.ssibility of more localized dude the exchange the same day. Communists. The Communists Ths 22-year-old steel worker, one , house,u , toppling , a large thunderstorms developed in Brown The Command previously 'hgd srf- have charged the Allies were hold who had been honorably dis-I branch onto the tOp of a the eastern half of the nation. nnunced it could wind up Us. ex- ing back 25b Chinese. charged, was arrested In his home! parked car, uprooting at least ensnge by Sunday. \ The first-U;. S. Sabre Jet pilot By Saturday temperatures should N ovy The Communists then agreed lb town last May by Military Police | one giant tree and causing be down to r-omfortable level! In No and was flown to Korea. There he I ,*U or acof«oc/>,4 . i the New York-New England rtglon tAofwy PoYtn flnish by Sunday, barring unfore- (Continued froih..Psge Nineteen) wm. to be tried by a V. s, Court j ' ’J " "Csttercd damage. I as a mass of cooler air moves Betsy M cCalls Rod/ Coffoo ,Martial on charges of murder and ; .. J l ”,, bizarre wind storm also down from the northwest. On the conspiracy to commit murder In imrnediate scene however, little Jungfo FACTORY ifERUILT MOTORS the killing of a .South Korean civil-, p J ' the Manchester ; hope was held out for a moderdtioh' back-td-school cottons by Ian who was caught In a registered, 'Country Club and stripped in the intense heatwave that has FOR ALL DODGE-PLYMOUTH CARS area. branches from trees at the Cheney gripped most of the country for Oroy, Kotly Wilson Advises U. S. Holltoff ruled last June 25 that homes along Hartford Road, along Some 10 or 11 da vs. TACC I-:.., INSTAl^f) COMPLETE Toth- had been- Illegally arrested ®‘^***-‘ snil. at.lMucational ...... Jleat MjUli Wilh.Ual...... • nH him rAftit*n*vf 7a 9Ka . with itett’ plugs, points and oil. Only and ordered him returned to the Similar But in the eastern quarter the United States. TTie I T . S. Court of freak windstorms * oc- / ciirred in heat, and in aome sections humid $11.82 PER MONTH T o R etain Appeils denied an appeal bv the *" scattered parts of the ity, held a vise-llke grip on, the Air Force. ’ «tste. none of them serious wealher. The heat spell was nearly CALL MltchcU 3-5101 \ The court flxht Involves a sec- The twister hopped along Char- | two weeks old in some seotions tlOp of the new uniforn. code of ter Oak Street to a point a little' east of the Continental Divide. Ho«-- ASK FOR SERVICE MANAGER (CARL) St. Louis, Sept. 3 (JT)— Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wil- mllKsry Justice. It provides that more than half a mile east of Main I ever, in most places it was In Its »3-5^ and «3-98 aon advised the closing session of tho American Legion Na ; ah ek-servlceman may he arrested i Street and then disappeared, ac-1 11th day today. tional Convention today that in the foreseeable future “we , for military trial if an offense is J" At least 114 deaths'were attribut punishable hy five or more years I " " " the home' BTt ed to the high temperatures, which Millinery— Second^ Floor must not again let our military strength drop to anything j of imprisonment and If no civilian Raymond Powers, 144 Charter Oak ; set rerorda almost daily m every llkg the low level" that existed*-;------:------^------C o u r tis Jurisdiction. St., was lifted and deposited on | state of the swelter belt. Millions of SOLIMENE, Inc. after World Wars I and II. » the top of the garage next door. It ! Toth. 1 ^ 0 was arrested last May dollars In crops were ruined by tha «34 CENTER STREET Wilson said the Korean invasion slid to the ground between the j sun and lack of moisture. brought home to the people the , IS, was the. first former service- house and gtiagf. It wss in front ' Dulles Terms j man picked tlpxûpder the new law. The cool air moved into Mnn- realities of the situation that ex of the same house that a parked i i tana. Wyoming and Colorado ists In the world today. His attorneys cbiltend the code is car. owned by Mias Rose Capoido. ' .MANCHOim CONN- unconstitutional. '• j'Wedneaday night. Snow, sleet ano men, working at the Iron as the Indiana-Illinois line. Some, to blame for this. Kinder. 21, of Cleveland. Tenn.. workaNgahJ, th a t.a few minutes rain accompanied the cooling WATERMAN’S In a statement. Dulles called oi was given a life sentence, later re after theNwigd icame up it picked breesea. Russia to attend a Big Four duced by the commander of the up debris Ib jh e shop and whirled In New York City, by contrast, Nl. lanils, Hepl. > —-Serretory elgn ministers meeting, aa pi of Defense Ukarles K. Wilson It around. At on* |wlnt their vision residents had ,an early start on posed by the West. Oct. 15 to dis (Oontimied on Page 97ve) was so baijly pbqcured, they said, what the Weather, Bureau said riild today the Air Fore# la raa- cuss the deadlocked German/and "nellng orders for atmiil one bil that they could n'^See each other probably would be the hottest Austrian problems. standing only a few^lf'et apart. Sept. 3 in its 82-year history. The lion doUars worth of aircraft tn Uoaferrace Pro| Be smart! Bv economical! Make your own clear the way for purchase ef When the large free fell It tempef-sture was 89 at 10 a. ra.; The conference was in snapped a telephone poleT© which and was expected to go beyond 90 dlireicat type plaaea which are : a Joint U. S.-Brltlah-Frc lich note Ike’s Vacation fall fashions from our beautiful designer more eaaewtial. — : It-was attached by a cable. The ^ for the 10th successive day. i to Moscow, made public . night. The Chicago .Weather Bureau It appeared to put ( Soviets I pole stretched wires along th'exllne i diaappeacingrpoint ; fabrics.. Feel the ..exciting textures .of Only £art-Tifiie ..apd .ttae .wires pulled..a piece. said the east probably , .wljj „ro|i:.„ bn a dtplomallc' spoy and. 'tlmie to Vwelfer lintii ine weekend." ball-point pen with will get more military strength for taneously give Weu German ! siding off a nearby house. \ new fall wools, cottons, rayons. Minor damage to chimneys and This cool sir mass ia not moving iridaloy-point and tha effort we make and the dollars Chancellor Konrad Adenauer pow fast, as Indicated by the forecast exclusive no-smear/ we spend. erful campaign ammunition for From Now Oh television antenae occurred elae- > i where along the street. for Midwest areas today. Chicago, Endura ink. Wilson gave the I-egionnaires | Sunday'sly'a electionelectlon/test. wilted affer two straight da^s of what he called a "Six-months prog Dulles’ statement was given Denver. 8e|)t. 3 '45 Preaident I Raymond Powers was In his Risenhow-er shifted from a full home«t 144 Charter Oak St. with; lOl and readings of 95 or higher 36" A B C ress report" on Defense Depart porters at a n^'S conference dur since Aug. 25. .was In the path of ment activities. ing which th/ Secretary declared time back to a part-time vacation his three children when the roof today. I blew off. Hla son, Raymond, 10, : the expected cool air. , He said there has been "consid that failure of the West German However, before it anpves. tem Large selection of Cinderelle dresses in plaids, \ erable discussion and some crit people to rfêlect Adenauer’s coali . Has Week’s Rest : started out the door to close the peratures in the Midwest metrop- solid colors, corduroys, prints and sWeater dresses.. \ SANFORIZED WULTONE icism" of the current Air Force tion would have a very disastrous The Preaident returned here late car windows but dashed back when ’ program, largely because the effect w prospects for 'German yesterday from a week's rest at | (CoBtlnued on Page FIDeen) TAX INCL money planning, the personnel unifleat'^ I the Colorado Rockies ranch of hla | (Coatlaued on Page FlftaCB) Baby Shop, Sizes,3 to 6x $2,98 to $5.98— Girls' Shop, Sizes 7 to 12 $3.98-$7,98 V COTTON PLAIDS planning and the aircraft produc diatlon of Adenauer's mod : old friend Aksel NIelseii. at Fra- I til roe rcKi or na pm tioM tion planning were not In balance erat^ government would certainly j ser on the western slope of the ' crMte confusion which w-oulil in- COntlhental Divide. ' j ------■ ' ■ ... Reg. 99c values, icolorful wool-lyke plaids that and the facts were not well under stood. ' ■ dsflnltely postpone solution of the i There be fished, worked on an ! \ are so smart for dresses, skirts, suits, etc. Authen- X ^ ^ B l ."The current effective combat problem, he said. : oil painting of the Ro<-kles. rooked IJftM eg by yesterday's brl^^ freak tu-tater, the roof of Ravinood Powers’ home at 144^rharter*Oak Bulletins strength of our Air Force is build .It wTas the strongest public en ' for hla part.v, and got. in a lot qf News Tidbits St. Hea wedged belweea the house ,and garage. The entire right side, of the roof was IIDed off Intart I from the AP Wire* Carter^s Rosebud n w tic Scotch plaids and novelty plaid. Yd. » .s ing up rapidly and will continue ti dorsement of Adenauer yet voiced ; Just plain InaOng. Ths only In- Culled from AP Wires i* o’ • •«**«* Iri>»n a tree eruahing Die lop and hood of an automohlle owS^ do so," he Said. by any top rank American govern* j terniption on the bueineaa aide all by Mlaa Rose Capoido, of I4t Oiarter Oak St., Prescription Pharmacy Wilson emphasized that this cpiin-1 ment official, ' WMk was to maka public a mes- try must "continue to have/ air j Adenauer, long regarded aa ' sage aasuring the Prime Minister ‘ " Secretary of State Dulles urges MTRIKE C.A.MTJJCD 901 Main Street ' 56" DAN RIVER power second to none." / | ataimchly pro-Western, was ex- of Iran sympathetic American Washington, Sept. 3 i4>i—The SPANKY The criticism he referreit othorwUc he appeired to be : Seven American college newt* the. city's colony of retired and Later he returned to the Philip-. In excellent spirits. | P*P*'' told by Soviet Em- of it. ‘ Arniy' and 4th J JoHy. teat three dayk alnor be wright died in Brooke Army -Hoa- ipisaed by ..a multitude of officers.; Army staff members will paj’ their j wandered away from a family had.' — ; U. 8. Public Hanith Service re- •“M*. m?JB. APd. ndniijced., APPLIKETTE.... ■“'''iro"«>mhTm"dTrfou'cat5HT’^n>»M r-aTTW ':^^^^ yital-here- yesterday 04 MjW -p.wr;' T^peeAa-to-the-old-eoldiier-in-'ape- i -pl6ale.-..»aa Jeo*d-.«eday. eppar.- him. He—wUl always be remem-1 eatly little .the wnrae for hla 72- €arter^s Regutar An Army board of Investigation^ training accident, not Involving, he asked one reportet. Doctors a*id rough treatment be clal services. ' | paralysis Ifsted last .week repre .received aa a prisoner of the japa- bered a's the gallant defender o f; hour ordeal; MYON ACETATE . today dug deeper Into details of | aircraft, since World War II. Ed- "Well. I think I landed three or sents drop of IS under preceding corregidor.'' Other services will be held al 10! BORDER PRINTS trainlng accident in which 2 0 'wards said it was tha ,)>iggest neae contributed to his death. a. q». Saturday followed by a mill, four." the reporter replied, obvi- week . . . Yugoslav Foreign Af Dies on .Anniversary | DAO ADAMANT FOR APRONS. SKIRTS, DRAPERIES, Etc. young privates drowned here. single accident toll be had seen In oiisl.f. satisfied. fairs Undersecretary Alea Bcbler All Pay Tribute lary proceMiion which will esrolrt WdiYwrOwrripereti 12 years as safety director at 27 Today, civilian and soldier., ,j Walnwrlght died on the eighth the body out of the military reser United Nations. N. V„ Sept. S SPANKY -Many Could Not Swim "’TTiat'a not -vary many," said Id to have asked Big Three (A»t—U. N. Secretary fieneral IJ» XU. PUs M>U. Flu Army installBtlons. private and general paid tribute anniversary of hla greatest glory. . vation. .. _ ‘ FLANNEL The men, many of whom could the Preaident with a deflating grin. { Western powers to try to persuade Dag HammarskJoM said today * i6 o “t 8.38 8 <;.72 not aw-lih, were In a boat that ’The boat dipped water whan it However. It’sl # * m betterW m 9 9 mae thandbsmee beingWmtaa* ' IPalae.^dsnItaly 'to call off her troop — ^______nmve- to "Skinny" Walnwrlght. the dog That was when—after more than The body will lie in stale tn the •300 24.25 19.25 ged^ general whose alubbom de three years as a captive of the Nation's Capitol' for a short time he won't rehIre four Ameiiran yd. eapsised yesterday In a reserva- ^turned to go back to shore. It skunked." meou along Yugoslav border. employee, ousted ia eeanectlna' SSSS. __ 39,0.''> .jlMIP■'iO.TO tIon lake within sight of comrades tipped over after some of the men When cameramen asked the fense of Corregidor Fortrrai upset Japanese—he stepped out beside before graveside services at Arling- A bov* eoir—Mialster of ^ wooMn-mAiried and tingl^-anjoy fewer reserve officer! now on ac State 9'ranrols Mltterraad re ^ a prompt “yei” at AsmW . A akirts and suits. Navy, black, gray, cqpen blue, teal, brown, wine Offlce said Ute last night It still | “1 ^ at me.’ Stratojets Launch "the nation ' has lost one of ita 30 Million Fails la Satisfy tive duty than it originally est great soldiers." . He described signed from the French caMaet loan at brnm im t •ntitlci you' to and rust. ■. , — " A B C did not know how many men were , J h * awlmmera^were hamj^red today la protest ever the gav- 36 aboard. Ontr two of the aurvlv- “y looae-flttlng clothing, imated It would have to drop to Walnwrlght as "a man who ex- . naUonwido cradit Wido choice of Flight to England meet manpower limits. emplifled throughout more than 40 emmeal’t pollclee regardlag tha • payment plans . . . you Hlect best ora were hoapitallxed. Neither | Iran Needs^ Minister Says troubled North Afriraa prolee- WASHABLE QUILTED was In serious condition. belts with attached canteens. Mayor Irving Freese of Norwalk years of active military duty the a paymeht data. Phone 6nt for a. . RAULING'S RAYON ACETATE Army Medical corpsmen tried Tampa, Fla., Sept. 3 OP) -The ia called "No. 1 strike breaker" by beat traditions of the service." toratee Fraace rules. e loan in ona visit Cotaia in or write. Some of the survivors were vainly for hours to revive the vic Hatters’ Union leader who ad helped ashore. Others iwam the first of 45 B47 Stratojet bombers Roger M. Kyes, acting Secretary Ry THE ASSOtTATBD PRESS . U. S. help would he l-.,.iCom lnr IKE NAMES HEATON • Uahe * U Pa *SOO tims after their bodies were pulled took off a t 8 a. m. (DST) today to dressed aesaion of Oohnecticut of Defense, said he knew of "no Iran's finance miniater says 30 Carter's PLAIN SPANKY PANT CREASE^MSISTANT ' CO TTO N PRINTS 100 yards to safety despite their from the w-ater and lined ’up on Eisenhower didn't mention any. Deaver, Sept. * — Prfa- a an Uannlnre aiene launch a 3-day series of takeoffs Federation of Labor (AFL) con man who sacrificed himself more mllloin American dollars aren't' specific figure, bill American of bulky fatigue uniforms and non- shore. Ob a 1-stop flight to England. vention... Political Committee of Ident Eteenbêr today ptrluxi swimmers' panicky efforts to grab In the interest and welfare of hla enough to bait hla country out of ficials have been talking about an former Hea. PYed A. He«laa of . ’TTie lake has been used since A departure schedule, disclosed Greater New Haven'eadoraeo red- ronimand. Hla exemplary conduct anarchy . she needs 300 mit- All elastic waist. Keinforced crotch. Trim cuff is nylon reinforced. them, W’orld War II for bridge building initial 30 million dollars. Even the Nebraska to be aa aaolataat MELLO SHEEN GABARDiKlE 4 | . 4 9 y d .; at tha last minute, had the swift, oral Court Judge Carroll C. Hincka in the face of insurmountable odds, lloiia. . _ . . most optimistic Tehran news Colors; White, yellow, pink, blue, green, navy or red. Sizes 4 to 10. ’The men were members of the and other amphibious training high-flying warblrds, capable o^ tor appointmant to second circuit Hecretary of Defease." . M svsci 406th Engineer Brigade... Most problems. made him unique in that small ".Anarchy la- Ruler" f papers haven't guessed beyond 100 Baby Shop. Sizes 8 to 18. Knit -Underwear Dept. delivering the atom bomb to moat Court of Appeals. group of great field commanders.” "The United States must re- An old fashioned pattern on black, gre«8 and red back were basic trainees. They were on Nfw Eaglaaders Drown' million. N l‘TME OMr.VI a -fC Green Stamps two 14-foot-long assault craft names of the 20 men who lost their The same schedule, said base ment of (23,400,000 to continue aames aad addreaaes af the aeat- bolted together end to end. It went Bvereat eoaqueror Sir iMrimad wright, in particular, and hla men newsmen Uat night. "At least 300 present old to Iran, aii diaUneC MllaiMN ».7dM e I lives. The victims and next of kin officials, will be duplicated tomor Hillary on hla wedding day.. . . , «t-kla ef 19 soldiers killed la tha I wbM 1 *M*pMA *n m IWhpr Given With Cash down tn about 10 fe^t of water. In the Phllipplnea as "typifying million dollars are needed -to get from the special financial backing from the New England are; row and Saturday, until all 45 are Agriculture Department appor-' the sacriflee resulting from the In eraah of aa aIrHaer la tha Otata OrCN THUtSOAV (V0NNCS (MRI • Ona of our fastcat tailing fabrics. For dresses, aklrta, and Otto Edwards, Ft.'B ragg safety the wheels of the nation's industry being prepared for Ita new anti- of Waahlagtoa yeaUwdaVr TIm -itMJWHAUea t IvbJ M ( H A L € co. . Decormler, Arnold F. 20; par In the air, bound for a stop at tiona §7 mlUlou dollars to aUtei, difference of our people to the mili turning again." tsan matt It ndMi sT ril tmm Sales director, said the normal load - for Comrmunlst government. suits. Navy, black, gray, h u a ^ green and wins. ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Jêd Arnold Ltmeatonc, Maine and then a In ' tcrrltorlM and poascaalona for op tary necessitiea of the time.” HM laeladed Opt Rajrmaad C. t - y such a boat la only about 25 men. AminL was commentlng-on Pres • The Foreign Operaliona Ad- HIver. Jr„ ooa af Mrs. airtvla eration of school lunch program 'The ahock wpa greatest, perhaps ident. flil^nhower'a letter to Prem- Army pfficiala in Washington (OMiUmled M r J k a Tea) ‘(Oeedewe* «a POg* Tm ) during 1953-54 school year. *lvcr. l i (Iraaa M v In San Antonio, where all knew of eir Sasollah Zahedi indicating that (OMOamd ea Pa*4.Twa) CawL