P A G E T J T E im jOanrbPBt^r lEnrntng Hrralb WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1957 -4 ^ * 0 property where the new holes ties if th* Directors should decide Chester." Johnson said. "I thtnk would be built and sufficient land that ia in the best interests of th* Bloodmobile Visits Center Church Tomorrow,, 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. About Town around the water to protect the a private courM 1* an asset to the 30-Year Lease Plan town. "W * know what th* Coun town.". Johnson emphasized that Mr. and Mr*. Richard'S. Nhtr, reservoir are*. All of the w-ater try Club thinks ia best for lUelf," If th* Barnes proposal Is adopted, Buah Hin Rd., vUited Ausable above ground, both in storage and Kelly said. "What we’ve got to th* town . would be getting Chaaffi r*c«iit)y. In brook*, would be considered decide is what la beat for the Average Daily Net Press Run town water supply. 1210,000 on an investment of Before Board Tuesday town.” 8160,000, the estimated purchase Famous For the Week Boded The Weather Manr BuahnaU Cheney Aiu- 5. Receiving the approval of Director Po* suggested that price of th* land the club would July 27. 1967 Foreeast of U. 8. Waatfeer Riiriaa lltary, No. 13, U8W^^ haa been the general manager for each of Kelly’s idea of a public recreation use. , The Board of Director* will aetfeton attended the meeting at the iBformed that no Department the new holes before they ar* area under private operation and a The Country Club’s present 37,600 i Tonight, ebanoe of ahowora, ao9 Tuesday night on a 80-yesr lease Invitatton of the committee to all built. long-range leas* to the club might 12,002 tcnie WOi be held thia year. a year leaat of th* golf course now a* oool a* last night. Low noar 79. §’ectarday‘1 Herald failed to carry to the Manchester CJountry Club of the Board of Directors, com Barnes had originally suggested not be incompatible. The 10 holes on town property expires Sept. 30. footsteps Member of the Audit the wort “picnic" In an Item opposed at this time by three Dem posed of five Republicans and a rental fee of 119,500 for the first left to the town might be used for The club’s Board of Governors has Bureau of areulatloB Friday, warm, hnmW, ahowoia or jMbmlttad by Mr*. Olady* Ridolfi, ocratic members of the Board. four Democrats. Marte was not three years and 15,600 for the re s 9-hole course and other recrea turned down the public-private' op- Mancheatef— A City of Village Charm thunder shoYrera High 80 to 88. prealdent The Directors will have before present mainder of the lease term. He tional facilities might be built eraUon auggeation. State Rep. Ray them a lease on town-owned Globe The Barnet proposal, to be advocated a uniform rental rate around It. Warren, a vice president of the are tlioinaa Blanchard and hla aon Hollow property drarni up by the drawn up as an official document for each of the 30 year* last night. Mayor Turklngton supported club, attended the subcommittee (TWENTY PAGES) DaVM, 4, of 169 Wadaworth St, town counsel and conuining sug for Board action; provides for: The high fee at the time the club this suggestion If It receives the meeting but did not speak publicly. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1957 (Claaalfled Advortislaf on Pago 18) PRICE n V B CENTS 15*1., have returned from a 3-week gestions made by-Republican Di 1. A SO-.s-ear lease of land for wmuld be building new holes might approval of the town. Th* club’s present propoaal be rector Gilbert C. Barnes. 18 golf course hole* to the club. "put the squeeze on the club," he Director Cummings asked for trip to the Weat Coaat. After fly- fore the Board of Directors is for • •• Inj: out from Bradley Field, they EUmes’ lease p,roposal met ob Three of hese year* would be for said. i dUoussioif of terms of a short a 2-year ei-.lension of the lease It coming alaited many point* of Intereat jections from Democratic Direc lease of the present course on the Repeats Own Plan term public-private operation now holds, but the Board pf Gov trom San DIegro to San Franelaco tor* Eugsne Kelly. Ted Cummings east and west sides of S. Main St. lease with Country Club members ernors haa indicated willingness to Commenting on the Barnes pro |ss proposed at the last meeUng audi aa Dianeyland and Knott's and Francis Mahoney at a meeting The remainder would be for lease posal. Director Kelly repeated discuss a long-term lease. In the Crash Kills Berry Farm. They drove back last night of a subcommittee w'hich of eight of the presen* holes on ‘ of the subcommittee. past, th# club has offered to btiy hla own suggestion for a privately Director Mahoney asked for throuifh the southwest, stopping he heads. the east side of the street and land operated golf course open to the land from the, town under'* 3100,- at Fort Defiance and the PainUd The proposal was supported by for 10 new holes O'l, the east side. continued consideration of a short 000 lease-purchase arrangement. public. "I don’t care whether it term lease at thia time with th* j-Prosjpeefs jHouse Group Ignores Ike, Deoert Republican Director Roy Johnson 2. Payment of 17,000 a year by is a 30-year, 2-year, or 40-year course to be open to the public, and Republican Maj-or Harold A. the club to amount to a total lease. I think the public-private OON-TEST Tt>NIOHT In Soviet Plane Hie Sewing group of Emanuel Turklngton. of 3210,000 at the end of 30 years. and the clubhouse as well. A Watermelon Bating Contest requirement should go Into it." Opposes .Suggestion Lutheran CJHirch w;i; meet to Subcommittee members, besides 3. Moving off ail of the present Kelly said. He suggested adver on th* 11 playgrounda tonight 'will \ » ...... morrow at 10 a.m. with Hr*. Ed Director Johnson declared him Barnes, are Kelly, Johnson. Dem course at the same time with one tising "Immediately" on a nation bring to a close the atriee of week Moecow, Aug. 15 (;P)— Thetbodies were recovered. Washington, Aug. 15 (ff‘)— ward Noren, 36 Roosei-elt St. ocratic Director Pascal Poe and year’s notice to the town. self opposed to public-private ly special events sponsored by the Six badly mutilated bodies were wide basis for a private group to operation of the golf course. "I ’m Briti8h Embaaay reported M«Rflb*ra will bring aandwichea. Republican Director Paul Marte. ' 4. Leaving sreesa to the Taylor operate the course and a public Rec Department for this summer, found floating on the muddy har- Prospects faded still more to- .Desserts and coffee will be served Cummings, Mahoney and Turking- Reservoir in the mida*. of the completely in favor of continua •ni* contests will sUrt at 6:45 and that two Britiah delegates to bor watwii and wM^ for quick House action on recreation are* with other facili tion of a prlvau course in Man-' by the hostess. prize# will be awarded. the world youth festival, minute* after the crash. Others'the stalemated Civil Rights were recovered from the sub- ^ jjj|j n Aid Funds Alan Titt and Miss Berly Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. ’West. 73 PitMn St., have a- their guest were believed to have been '"-nliflwT!!!!?,’.. ...M.I,.— ■ Aa stymied civil rights leaders tMs week Mis* Oay Bluggerman among (hd passengers of the paringarlng toO raise the wreck from the ; hunted Ways out of the House of Pawling, N.Y. Soviet airliner which crashed muddy bottom with a huge float Ribicoff, Bush ing crane. The plane was in 18 (D-Va.r moved Into position to into Copenhagen harbor to block immediate efforts to get the Mias BarbarSt J. PAvanson, 60 W. day. , feet of water and the Job may Eisenhower Middl* Tpke., and Benjamin Fore take hours. bill before the Hou.se. Trade Sharply man of South O rentry will be The Soviet State Airline. Aero Smith, frosty 74-year-old leader united in marriage Saturday at Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. flot, did not release a of the little band of Southerners Fails After 10 a‘.m. in . S t James’ Church. 15 (>P)—A twin-engined So list to Copenhagen airport■t suUiorl- author!' I battling civil rights legislation, is Worded Wires viet airliner coming in for a ties until three hours after the chairman of the Rtiles Committee crash. which controls legislative traffic in Mra. WilMam Webb haa Juat re landing plunged into Copen the Ho\ise. turned to Eatontown, Pa., after | The Ilyushin 14. Russia’s stand Hartford, Aug. 15 Third Plea viaiUng her family, Mr. and Mr*. hagen harbor today after dip ard airliner about the size of an In that post. Smith can delay . Democratic Gpvemor Ribicoff ■ Francis Toumaud, 23 Depot Sq. ping a- tall chimney In low American Convair. waa on a reg action on the bill Republican Sen. Pres ular run from Moscow and Riga after Labor Day Washington, Aug. 16 (?P)— Mr. and Mrs. Haaen Webb mo- hanging clouds. Police .said cott Bush exchanged sharply- torrt up over the weekend to drive I one American was among the | to Copenhagen. The route ' waa: target date, for adjournment of The House Appropriations her back to Pennsylvania. opened last year and is flown al- i Congre.ss, where quilting fever al worded telegrams today over Committee slashed $809,650,- 23 dead— 18 pas.sengers and ternately by Aeroflot and SAS ready Is running high, what can be done to help Con a crew of 6. There were no 000 from foreign aid funds to Major Robert W. Rosman, 36. planes. Smith yesterday .served notice necticut's drought - stricken whose wife lives at 846 Hack- I •un’ivors. ' The pilot contracted the control he Is taking his stand on the Dixie day just aa President Eisen Police said name* of vtcUms tower at Copenbagen'a Kaatrup! bridge head to repel civil right* farmers. hower made new plea— his matack St., recently was gradu-1 The Governor’s telegrafn to the a ated from the associate olBcer ad-1 could not be given until later to Airport for permission to land., forces. c . ■ - third this week—for more night. Before permission was granted. However, pitted against him in _\\ ashington was made vaneed course at the Infantry Cen public by Ribicoff. at request of money. ‘ . ter. Fort Benning, Oa. He is an Seven non-Rtissian.s on the plane, radio contact-was suddenly lost were the power and prestige of an Iljushln 14, were listed as three ^— I Speaker Rayburn (D-Texl, com- the press, after Senator Bush had A White Mouse statement said advisor with the Massachusetts handed his repljdng telegram to Elsenhower. "In toe conviction that National Ouard in Boston. He en Weat Germans, two Britons, a nor- (Contihiied on Page Two) mitted m favor of Hou.se accept- ) anoe of the Senate bill with a newsmen. the national interssta of this coun tered the Army in 1939 and has The Governor, replying to a let try are deeply Involved.” hope* th# since been awarded . the Bronze minor Jury trial revi.sion., Smith and Rayburn, in their ter received thii week from the cut will be restored. It hsd been Star Medal, Purple Heart and the | Happy school days Senator, said that he waa “ dis- i voted last night by a aubcommitee. Combat Infantryman Badge. cla.shlng po.sltions. also have been ’ Then in lea* than an hour th# ahead . . . and happy^ colleagues and friends for more ! tressed by the pessimistic pros- | More Money Urged peels you outline” over the poa- , full committee stamped approval Mention waa made in the obit-1 young fashions from than a quarter century. They have ; on the subcommittee action. . uary notice of Alfred E. Savina. A Must been at odds before and Snrith i sibllity of Connecticut farmers get- 1 our big new collection! ling federal drought assistance. | Elsenhower’s statement was not 306 Hackmatack S t. that in lieu , has yielded la Rayburn's wi.shes. i formally directed to anyone In par of flowers friends might contrib roe THOSE AWAY AT SCHOOL We have suits, sepa It was upon this old friend.ship ! "The entire Conneeilbut^'altua-j tion has been considerably con- i ticular but James C. Hagerty, ute to the Cancer Fund, c/o Mrs. rates, dresses, ensem For Asia Flu Fight snd Rayburn's per.suaslvene.s.s. White House press secretary, aaiil Charles U but. Her correct ad-1 EMBOSSED TAFFETA VINYL QVILTED PLASTIC strengthened by the power in fused by that part of your tele-; herent in the speakership, thht gram of Aug. 7, in which you said It was aimed at the full committee. dress la: Bolton Center Rd., RFD, bles and accessories That group, however, apparently Garment Bugs ’’“ ..d. $1.69 1^ ERNEST R. VAOCARO .♦the. position .ft.^has. is aliocking." civil rights leaders were banking there were two major obstacles ..., ^ ,,,, . . . bring 'em In real heavily; - - ...... ' standing in the way of Connecticut acted without knowledge of the Washington, Aug. 15 -.(/f)— Sen. said Hill. "There is n9 justification Presidential action. Rep. Wigglea- Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pickle* Jr. 1 'OF t h r e e 800 ft,to. HALE’Si ^ ilR et or excuse for it." being declared a -ihajor drought-, *. •ItlYfiirlna'suffering frnmfrom acute leukemia,' waa admitted to a Philadelphia hospital In of the subcommittee which made ton St, mother of Mrs. John F. Asiatic flu, attacked by thia virus that ha : State Dept* Hit i which said that one reason the mid-June In "poor condition" and waa home today with the' leukemia no longer evident. Doctors say th* original cut in the appropriaUon Pickles Jr. Formerly located In SPACE SAVERS and Hill S'ic. he will urge the Senate Created such' havoc in the Far i federal government cannot give the condition could return but s&id the experiment wre tried because of Lesura's extremely poor bill, said no attempt waa mads to Oklahoma City, the younger 88c SALE GARMENT HANGER.S Appropriations Committee. of East. , aid j* the "lack of evidence that condition two months ago. The tots are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDoneld of nearbv day to raiaa the figures. He said the Pickles family are presently living which he ie a member, to recom- "We have no assurance it won' 'For Spending the state government is making Drexel Hill. Story on Pag* Two. (AP Wirephoto), ■ TROUSER HANGERS...... funds approved are “enough to last In Kansas C l^, Mo., where Pickles . 6 for 88c nsend an appropriation of~$80(th00 be more virulent than we know any effort from its own resources the program for two 'and a half la manager of the branch office of NEVERSUP TROCSER and SKIR'T HANGERS '. . S for 88r for Immediate use pliu a 32 itiillion and the death rate won’t go up." to provide help to affected farm years if no more money is pratid- the merged Oontlnental and Na-1 SKIRT HANGERS WITH WONDO CLIP .... . 8 for 88c Burney told the committee that Funds on Polls ers.” WOOD DRESS HANGERS...... , . . . reserve fund to be a''allable If an tional Insurance companies. ,14 for 88c eptdemtvat»Giea-Dila fall or wlnteri- .even a mild, form of-the--Uln«s* The iGo-venmr^ also -referred-to. Red to Form f equence wss i^iqut the PLASTIC DRESS HANGERS...... r. r. r. . . 8 tor 88c could paralyze entire' cities in the Bush comment in the Aug. 7 COMBINATION SCIT HANGERS...... Health authoritie' have predic Washington,. Aug. 15 ‘IS - The •f Guard Indicted I yeaterday’s. . 5 for 88c ted the new influenza virus, which event of an epidemic. He said House government Operations telegram that this latter obstMle Then .Elsenhower in a apedal MRS’S COAT or SUIT H AN GE RS...... 6 for 88c .states and communities- should tof state action) “is th* more New Regime in Hartford Gas Co. School News... SHOE V A L E T ...... Originated In the Orient, may Committee says the State Depart conference, a aassioo such as . each 88c spread aotgisa the nation attack prepare for possible epidemics. ment has lllegslljb tapped the sec- aerioua." never held before, appealed Ml’LTIPLE BLOUSE or SHIRT RACK . . . ___ . each 88c State health officers have been Governor RibicoS's wire appar The subteen fashion schedule calls for MULUPLE SKIRT RACK ...... ing millions. Most eases ata cx- !2‘ ?rt?i9 *""Y en cy fund for more at the 88.M7.C88.000 which Not Involved in I . each 83c peetoibto be mild. called to a special meeting here luaKmaif. a-mllHnn ilaHera in the - ently waa fpUow through on one. Britishh itish GiuanaiyGuiana pi" U . 3 . 1 Rx iiiya sion ^ Aug. 27- snff W. ’ _____ o hSTillPli the cefllng in plenty of DRESSES, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, The Appropriations Committee last W years to pay for public opin o f several steps agreed upon at a an authorisation bill he had just Gas Line Petition; HOLLOW GROUND FORGED STEEL "ELK” IMPORTED meets today to mark up a' supple Another Public Health Service ion polls. Georgetown, British Guiana, Aug official. JQr.'Carl, Dauej;,. zaid .yesr New York, Aug. IS ’thing{ IEEN d e p a r t m e n t —SECOND FLOOR NOTIONS DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR coRKulttee yaaterday in support meeting attended by representa State Department oWiclals havv e; Swinffs Lower ; Jagan. ”ooverwhelming victor in | apiracy to-violate Income tax laws, today that they were kept aepret to do with the location of this line." o f the Budget Bureau figure, dia- tives of 13 medical and health or teatifted the polls were used Near Sherman eloaed under questioning by Hill to _ .—y a -m T 'j ^*°']'**y’*Monday’s general elections, to a i Dio. focal point of recent at- ill order not to prejudice trials of Bald E. Ralph Kryzak, manager of j ganizations summoned by the guide them to the Amerlcafi ■ I fA I l a v ' o I\1 a w a r e conference today to discuss his ap- tention by Senate rackets prbbers. Dio In ths acid-blinding and extor that he personally believed -3800,- health service to discuss plans for - public’s attitude on foreign policy tion cases. Sherman, Aug. 14 (JPI—A light thte comMmy'a Manchester divi 000 was needed in the immediate F a8 8 -F < a y 3 X 1 C TT O I pointment as chief minister and! was ac(mse(i..of falling to report sion. "This tranamisaion line I dealing with large .scale outbreaks, j matter*. _L__L j “ f “ P * cabinet, income totaling 363.333 and evad- H’lretsp Records Played plane crashed this afternoon in a would be constructed at this time months ahead.'pinar |2 millions to Burney told the group that the The report said the committee remote section of toU western be held in reserve. Jagan told newsmen toe election ing payment of 320.168 In federal In Washington, meanwhile, the for the benefit of another utility i influenza is expectad to remain a agreed with a previous finding by New York. Aug. 15 (Ah — The result proved British Guiana was taxes for 1950. 1961 and 1952. Connecticut town. That, Burney said, was Ibe I nilld disease, but that the problem stock market milled .about indeci Senate Rackets Investigating Com serving the . Rockville-Vemon the comptroller general that tt was- ready foi political Independence { Ray was charged with evading mittee today played a secretly T he pilot, not Immediately Iden area." ( ar.ount recomi.iended ‘ by the could become more complex "it, Illegal to finance the polls from the sively today, swinging a little low tified. was killed. r u t ^*r,"^fc^^w*^***i»^?*** i payment of 3407 In taxes for 1950. wiretapped telephone conversation The town Board of Directors last 1 American Medical Association the I we had a change In the vims or Secretary of State’s confidential er in the early afternoon. The crash waa heart across American Hospital Aasodayon, the i had bacterial contamination hltch- Losses ranged from fractions to ../I. ■«># government aatd Ray’s real in which racketeer Toiiy (Ducks) Friday tabled a requeat from the fund for "emeigericlea in the diplo -.1^ * 1.**^!** !?.^ Y?* prepared to,j,g^g j, j^jj I ^ e Chuidlewood in the Birch Aaaoclation of State and Terri-1 ivegian and an American. Sixteen matic and consular service"." around 2 points. There were num Corallo advised fellow hoodlum Al Algcgiquin Gaa Co., wholesale sup-1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL *‘ |name Ray in matters involving in fred Reger to get in touch with Groves section of New Hllford. A pliers of natural gas, to build a I t o i ^ Health Offtcera and approved ! hiking along with the virus." Noting that the comptroller Is erous gains of fractions to a point. light plane had been seen flying by Sectetary-of ’Velfar# Folsom. | ------Trading was pretty much back Jimmy Hoffa on a Teamsters labor line over town land in the Porter- pre-rolled ment ^“cmlng a new govern-1 dieted under the name of Ray. problem. overtiMd there .a short time be Howart Reservoir area. , "For th* Budget Bureau to take (Omtiniied on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Nineteen) in the summer doldrums, after yes fore. At the meeting'. Atty. Herman terday’s sharp sell-off In which the The secret indictments against Corallo, hunched over In the wit Georgetown newspapers said de ness chair, took the Fifth Amend State Police of the Ridgefield Yules, owner of other property in Hand Bags high-speed ticker tape ran behind spite Jagan’s known Red views the two were opened today in U.S. sleeves District Court. ment and refused to Identify his barracks sent a detail o f men to the are*, protested that the "line for toe first time In a month. Britain has prepared to give him toe area in an effort to locate the could be dangerous. Robert Culver Many styles in Pouch, Clutch or Shoul The continued weakness was a another chance as head of the gov Dio is alleged to have been toe voice on the recorting. ■ wreckage. of the Algonquin Co. answered him der Strap for Junior Miss and grown for elegant disappointment to some brokers ernment. mastermind of th* acld-bUndlng But it was so identified by an Shortly thereafter, Mr*. Carl by u }in g t ^ t there has never I ups. Genuine leathers, plastic calf and Asiatic Influenza No Killer who viewed yesterday’s downturn attack on labor cdlumnist Victor agent o f the New York Police De Dunham and her son. Cart Jr„ re been' an exploeicm on the Algcmquin fabric. All new fed! colors. • as a technical climax in the decline (Continued on Page Nineteen) Riesel in New York. partment. Natal* Lsurendi. ported they found tha wreck near system. i from which a rally could spring. Ray also was alleged to have The recording of too- Oct. 28, Green Pond Mountain Rd. The In his statement. Kryzak. said broadcloth The day’s business news in been one or those involved In the 1964 phone call between Corallo Dunhams own Caldlelight Airport that although his firm has nothing But Could Paralyze Cities cluded some layoffs in the aircraft Rleael attack. Government efforts snd Reger spoke of interceding in New Milford. • to do with the location of the line, to each and textile^. Industries, and some to prosecute the two and others on with "Jimmy," snd "Jimmy Hoffa," It Is in favor of a line which could price reductions in textiles, pack- charge* growing out of the acUon to get a mlsMve to ths Nsw Jersey be installed "amlcahly." By JERRY BENNETT epldeniie eould paralyze whole ^ scratch again.st a virus that aging , materials and petroleum News Tidbits qgiapsed through refusal of cer Teamster# OoiincH to avoid having tain witnesses to testify. No tap to the line is proposed Washington, Aug. 15 ,—(NEAI cities. mowed dow-n hundreds of thou- products. The Treasury announced Culled from AP Wires Teamsters Local No. 822 split Into at tbe-preaent time by Uie Hart — Before the coming winter is U.S. Surgeon General' LeRo,v, sands.. It will pay the highest^iMerest Diot whose real nanTe Is' Dlo- two locals. Bulletins ford Gaa Co., he eidd. but "at some BACK TO over, the chances are about one in E. Burney and other offlclals:>are Actually, the Asiatic version is rate since the bank holldiy period gtiardi, recentl:^ waa convicted on The ronverastlon waa laced with future date, it could possibly be of three that you will have bared ur^ng that communities set iip a relatlv'ely mild. Your temperature of 1933 on a 31 8-4 billion special state.charges of extortion in labor profanity—worts represented by from the AP Wires some value to us." SCHOOL Panties your arm for a doctor and been priority system that would. In [ would run from 102 to 104 degrees, Issue of 237-day bills.. itouih Korea’s 9th annireniary dealings. shot with three cubic centimeters effect, ,lmmunize essential services, and you’d have to put up with it Metals were among the weaker as a 'Republic was celebrated to U.8. Atty. Paul W. Williams said (OMttiraed on Page Ten) Cotton or rayon in all whit* or color*. of vaccine to wart off Asiatic flu. They fecorrimend that priority be for three to five daj's, along with spot.s as the Copper Institute re day A-ith a display o f U.S.-equlp- I>ed military mijtot .. . Month-long U.S. ASSURES CANADA Jet Acrobat Show That’s the present goal of health given; the other symptoms of general ported that inventories of copper Washington, Aug. 18 Carter^s Spanky P a n t*...... 63c officials-7-to have enough shots of First; To the nation's 12 million discomfort. In the producers' hands shot up inrrsUgatlofl end indicated In the exploaicn aboard Navy Patrol a follow up to the aeaaationiU (Carter s Rosebud Pants...... S5c th* new flu vaccine~available . to doctors, nurses and others who will But so far, only three Asiatic flu 58,555 Pints in Year Norman suiride eaae, the United Set for Exposition j Carter's Spanky Pants. Larger Size 85c Inoculate 60 miUton persons at be taking care of the sick. vk-Unjs In. the U.S. have died. (Coatinned on Page Ten) craft Somersworth . . Oooper T. Holt. 'VFW National pommander SIntes has sought to assure Campus Rayon Pants. Pkg. of 6 . .$2.34 least by Fyb. 1 and probably Second: To policemen, firemen Health officials believe secondary Canada that informatloa'it pro- West l^ringfield, Mass. —• A sooner. and workers in transportation. infections such as pneumonia were suggests toat 4F students offer to Tricot Knit B riefs ...... each 39c remain In Re^I China in exchange 4-idrn about alleged Communist half million viritora to the Eastern If you—and enpugh others—do comiViunicktloil, etc., (The armed responsible tor the deaths. actirittea will not be supplied to K ta^ Exposition will join Secre Children’s sizes 8 to 18 years, adult sizes take the shots; '' forces, for example, will get fou- -As an added precaution, the Slate Farmers Gel for loyal Americans held prisoner Prison Inmates Donate small, medium, large. there. Oongremt without. Canada’s con tary of the Air Force James H. 'You’ll probably hava nothing million of the first eight million Public Health Servic-e has asked sent. ’The State D opartnm t Douglaa and other high-ranking more tlpui a slightly tore arm for shots produced.) manufacturers of antibiotics to Some Drought Aid Georg* "the Eel’ Lamed, fugi made public today a note civilian and military dignitaries In a. day or so; the new vaccine does You need only one shot of the ^ *feP up production to help prevent tive shot in Manhattan Street, More Blood Than Rest handed to Oanadian Ambnte a review of the- latest jet aircraft A Helen Harp er not have the sifter effects some vaccine and you’ll be Immune tor i other more dangerous diseases Wkshington, Aug. 16 (A>) — indieatdd by Nassau County Oraiid sador Norman Robertaon on at the September show. BACK TO people get from other influenza about a .rear, toe PHS flguie*. i moring In if .vou re laid low D r o u, g h t-strlcken Connecticut Jury tor long list of burglaries Tueeday. ■ The air show is in conjunction ■You’ll |>a.v about the same aa any ■ hy the Far East virus. and other crimes . . . Emaciated shots. farmers, who have been ■ pressing ‘Inmates of the world’s largest with the Exposition’s salute to SCHOOL Anklets But If you—and enough others other widely-used vaccine shot for federal aid, finally got some bod.v of Uftle girl found in w(x>ded ’volume champion* to be the 3,272 IN MANY STYLES i walled prison at Jackson, Mleb., inmates of Jefferson City’s Sli*^ Mc e l r o y g e t s b a c k in o "The TJ. 8. Air Force Specialist —don't: would coal—from a dollar or so In section of Bronx Park, but n o ; Washington, Aug. 18 (W—NeU “Seotehdown” Hiis blouse thinks of et’erythingl a clinic, for instance, up to what indication of cause of death deter- are proud of their record of donat sourl State PenitenUary. They gave In Air Power" on the occasion of I Some morning this winter you Hcahh Depl. Girds I In one of two developments, the ing Mood to the Red Cross. While H. McElroy won unanimoos ap its golden anniversary. ! Triple Roll Bobby Socks ...... pair 39c Faya pretty compliments with beautifully shaped collar. your family physician usually mined yet . . . Sikorsky helicopter 6,516 pints to toe Red Cross Mid-; Always popular but never.,more popular than could wake up and find your bus-, . ______*-< TTi A s . ; Affrioulture Department made paying their debt to society these proval today from the Senate One of the hIgliUghU of the air | line was barely running because charges ,vou for such treatment, r»4tohe* 18,200 feet carrying 14 western Area Donor '-Program. now . . . that’s the story of sweaters, scheduled Gordon Debsox ...... pgjr 39c Keeps you comfortable with center-pleat in back, nice long r o i * r l U O u t b r e a k I production Inmatee and those at other prisons .Yrmed Services Committee tor show will be performances by the half the drive™ were laid up at j More than 600,000 shots of the I loans al 3 per cent interest to passengers, It wks .announced to That’s more than two plnta per his appointment aa Secretary of Air National Guard Mlnutemen. a ’ to earn extra fashion credits in this year * back- tails. Launders lovely too. Finest combed cotton -• the same time...... fnew vaccine have rolled off drug day. are developing a aoclal oonscloua- prisoner per year. k:ng!i.sh Rib S o c k * ...... 3 pair $1.00 farmer# facing losses because of neas. In this article for the Aaaocl- Defense to succeed Charles E. crack jet acrobatic team. Flying I to-colleg* wardrobes. pure white or tender-toner. Sizet28to38. Fire trucks answering alarms I house assembly lines in the first Hartford. Aug. 15 i/P) The the long drought. Air Force officer Sleeves stand* That area, with headquarters in Wllsoa. Committee Chairman low over Hhcpositi
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N ational G uard Personal Incom e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSL/a Y , A U G U S T 16, 1967 PAGE TR EES Grandma, 70, Youth D rills R educed [Marrow Transfer A t R ecord Peak Sheinwold on Bridge E. J, Holl ‘A Changeable Cuy’ Bolton Manchester National Ouarda Washington, Aug. 18 0P>—The In Water 17 Hours won't be drilling every week, but penonal income of Americans last Aids Leukemia Tot! CONSIDER THE HAND North dealer wiU havi^ alternate weeks o ff until month was at a sectaonally-adjusbsd IN DIFFICULT DEFENSES North-South vulnerable Soma Attends Port An Princo, Haiti, Aug. 15 the beglitoing of October. annual rate of 8846^ biUion, the By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH Rdsedale Hopesn fo r Water . (Picture on Page One) (It—A T5>pHUs
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wheels of one 3!(i-ton truck locked 21 Marines Hurt four miles east of Belhaven about Labor CJiarpres Ike Policies . cw, . Town Takes B ids Libel Jury Hears 13 7:.30 a.m. The vehicle overturned. Meany acted two waeka ago af As Trucks Upset The second accident occurred about ter ft had been dlecloeed Dorfman's For Paving Work 9 a.m., near Englehard, on the Tend to ‘Hasten Recession^ wife and eon ran an Insurance Belhaven, N.C., Aug. 15 (44 - coast, about 52 miles east of here bualneas which made 8t00.0(X) a! „ , The Baby Has ^ iLs the twisting hlghwsy go4s. Of- year handling welfare funda fo r ' Contracts for paving atreeta and Confidential Stories Two trucks of a 20-vehicle Marine ficets said a triick overturned on Chicago, Aug. 15 i4b - -The Biaeji-^rise In the production faclHtle« -of two unions. (sidewalks In Msnehester f o r ’ tba convoy, en route to help fight a a sharp ctirve. ‘ the nattoh. In an hour-long plea before the next year will be awarded after e d d i n g By JACK LEFI JiR 2
■ t I- fAGE BIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967 P A G E S E V E N of on* kind of lafluoncd, that baaad Ible .story he unfolded in the pres- Smith,rpresldent i>f Featiiercombs take two sseonda to flli th* hoi*. on our guni and power and dollara, en'be of an acting United States' DrGodleg Graham Decries 'Pprna OflTice Curvier Girls Vie Inc., 404 4th Ave„ Manhattan. Ontario Cave-in For " three minute* the men Truman Car H il3 ^ Cttfuitm Ifprald by a gentler brand of leaderahlp, attorney in New York, posed aa a Connecticut New York Milk Strike Smith said Hiss has made him scrambled, then their criee died PUBUiiHbD BY nUl better attuned to the world mood .usslan spy for 13 years. While By ROGER PRICK Love of Money For Miss America self "quite indispensable" in the Takes Six Lives away.” By Woman Driver BMPAi.n pRXNTi^ CO., me. of tomorrow. What will coma will feeping the FBI-, informed of his three months since he Joined the Alvin Keillor of St. Thomas, 1« BtaMlI StTMt Yankee firm. head of the construction firm do M«ncbett«r. '%nn. come, and w* will. In the end, do activities and uncovering infor- In Garden Talk Atlantic City, N J„ Aug 16 ( « — Dresden, 'Ont., Aug. 15 (^3—Six Kansas City. Aug.' 18 Por-" THOM^ r. raRGUSON Goes into Second Day Smith said he had heard HUa ing the work, was standing at the . WALTER B. PERGU9 0 N what condiUona require, no matter motion that led to the arrest By A. H. 0. The new Miss Anierlpii who. will was in need of Job and offered construction workers died last edge of th* fit when the cave-ln mer President Truman had a fen-' PublUMr* N*w York, Aug. 16 OP)—Billy be selected nex- moulth ia likely f oundtd O ^btr 1, im how raeolutely we talk or plan in of Rusalan agents here, Morroa him a "clencal" post which w
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p a g e tbm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ raURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN House Group Ignores Ike, R ockville Vending Machine Gyp Ribicoff, Bush Dio, Guard Indicted Trims Foreign Aid Funds Algonquin Trade Sharply
(Oontliiiied from Om ) Alleged by Local Man Make Voters Saturday Starts Land Worded Wires For U.S. Tax Evasion gltn«d. 'm t fifure lU«lf !■ half A local man alleges " ‘bad busi-^ottiee. The firm la being Inves- * biUion iMa than BUenhower New residents of Manchester Wjeek... after week... after week. tigated by the NBBB. (Continued from Page One) (soo potiagiHao) •rtelnally aald waa needed. will be qualified for voting by Acquisition ness practices” by out-of-state An NBBB. bulletin states that raaenhower aerved notice that the Board of Selectmen at a firms have placsd misleading ad meeting with GOP legislative "beeps” o’n the eleanod up soeeH- ha will call a apeclal aeaaion of session in the Town Clerk's of Vernon, Aug. 15 (Special) - An the Factory-Outlet Tire Distribu Obituary vertising in local papers. tors, Chicago, discontinued opera leaders earlier thia week. ing'. cofigTeaa to fet more money if he fice Saturday morning. easement was granted the Algon Robert W. Taylor, 503 E. Cen Tho recording was ons mors link finda U.S. intereaU Jeopardlaed by . The Board will meet from 9 tions when investigated by the o r At a conference Monday the quin Gas Transmission Co.this week ter St. claims he was victimized ganization. The bulletin contiri In the chain of svidenos the sain- MORE THOUSANDS ARE REAlIZINGe.e the lack of needed funda. a.m. until noon to qualify vot Governor and the GOP aaiembly by John S. and Lenora B. White to ued that 123 complaints on Faic- IMaregnrdlng' the apeclal aeaaion ers. The new voters rotist have by a nut machine business which leaders decided to try ^to develop Deaths mittee is seeking to develop that talk, an Apifropriationa aubcom- lived one year In the State and run ita proposed pipeline from Glas tory Outlet had been received was, according to advertising, with only 13 satisfactorily ad an acceptable farm tax relief bill James R. Hbffa, a vies preaident nslttee in a 3 H-hour cloaed aea-' six months in the town. They tonbury to Vernon through 66 supposed to have netted up to justed. and in addition to contact \Vaah- Cari W. Olaon .of the TeamUbers Union, haa bsen •ion laat nifht rr-ade the $800,6fi0,- must be 21 yeara of age, able to yards of their 'I^’ylor St. property. 3400 monthly for an original in in alliance with Now York 000 cut which the full 60-member read, and citizens. The Herald's Rockville office ington to determine what the Carl William Olson. 73, 80 The easement covers a 50-foot- vestment of 3640. He invested also reports that other postcard racketeers. commitfee approved today. Naturalized citizens must in partnership with a Rockville state might do to qualify for a Church St., died last night at 'his wlde strip and was purchased for advertisements received by farm diaaater designation—a step that home after a long Illness. ■ HOffa, chairman of the Mldweet The week'a firat Kiaenhower plea bring official papers on their man, Robert Blake of Jolly Rd. Conference of Teamstera with citizenship. »#9. ers offer paint at about half price would enable drought stricken A resident of Manchester for 60 for forelpi aid money v/aa made The transmission company pro Blake reported to the Rockville because supplies in this area headquarters at Detroit, a p p ^ s m s to a confraaaional fro up Monday The Board will hold' another Chamber of Commerce that the farmers to buy surplus grain at years, he was employed for more poses to bring natural gas to Ver "must be moved Immediately." 25 per cent discount. in line to succeed discredited Dave n ifht voter making sesaion Nov. 16. firm had not lived up to its part than 3.5 years at (iheney Bros, be non from Its main line In Glaston- The FTC bulletin states that Governor Ribicoff'a telegram fore retiring in 1952. He was a Beck as Teamsters national 7%a new Kiaenhower atatement butw. The pipeline will connect here of the'agreement and that it ap the price advertised as low is ac preaident. eame out while the full committee pears to be impossible to make continued: member of the Ehnanuel Lutheran with the Connecticut Gas Co.’s line tually the regular price of the "The above haa led many , to Church, Llnne Lodge, Knights of Oorallo Old Reger gpeko In their waa worWnit on the bill. cer to fill the vacancy on the Board to feed the area served by the any sizeable profit from the busi paint and that supplies are not In . recorded rhene conversation also In ita final, committee form the ness. believe that if the state of Con Pythias, and Seandia Lodge, Order of Education due to the resigna northern division of the Connecti local areas but in a Virginia ware necticut provides some help— the of Vasa. of the.posaibiliey o f Intsroadlng meaaure allowa 32,924,780,000 in tion of Mrs. Thomas O'Brien. Mrs., cut Light and Power Co. The Rockville Chamber for house. It also charges the firm BW money for the overaeaa prO' exact nature of which has never He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hildur with Harold Gibbons, St. Louis, O'Brien submitted her resignation Donald rR. Weekes, manager of warded a formal complaint to the with misrepresenting the quality Hoffa's No. 2 man in the wastefh ram in the year which atarted been spelled cut—then, the federal Olson; two sons, George W. of because she and her family are the local CLAP office, announced Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and price of- the paint, the Rock government would declare Con Phlla(ielphia, Pa„ and C. Arthur conference, or with Einar M^n, Ikelkaa lb S e w isCesk! fuly 1. moving to Columbia. last week that natural gaa will be for investigation. The FTC is- ville olfice aaya. With a carryover of 3667,060,- necticut a major drought-disaster Olson of Norwich: two brothtra a teamsters vice president, to pre The vacancy will be filled by the used In this area late next month. aued a complaint on the Queen area and provide assistance to the and two sisters in Sweden; a sister, vent epUtting local 5£2. thia 8ivea Eiaenhower 31,288,300,- .Board of Education at its next reg Conversion of home appliances to Distributing Co. The company 000 leaa than he firat aald waa Connecticut fairiers. Mra Andrew Swanson, in Man Committee counsel Robert Ken ular meeting. If chosen by the the natural gas is scheduled for about which Blake complained "Your letter of -Aug, 62 makes chester; and two grandchildren. nedy said the two succeeded for a needed. board, Mrs. Mercer will serve until Sept. 25. waa the Allstate Distributing Co. Before the full ccmmittee acted Stock M arket no mention of Point Two (state The funeral will )>e held at 2 time in foreetalling splitting the the next election In 1959. At that Weekes said the demand for. gas of New York. The FTC noted o’clock Saturday afternoon at the today Republican Leader Martin that Sanford J. Shaw haa been action). la Point Two still a factor local. Roger, Kennedy said, waa YOUR RRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS time the vacancy will be filled by in this area haa risen sharply, and and, if ao, what does Washington Watkins-West Funeral Home, 142 its. principal officer, but he looked of Masaachuaetta aaid Eiaenhower the votera since studies have shown the natur associated with both Allstate Dis Swings Lower E. Center S t, with the Rev. C. 1041 MAIN ST„ 297 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. won't atand for the cut the aub- tributing and Queen distributing require of the state of Connecti to Oorallo for guldande. The resignation o f Andrew F. al gsa to bs most economlcsl, con Henry Anderson, pastor of the Kennedy aaid It showed the way committee made companies. cut? Gasper as chairman of the Demo version from the present mixture of "Connecticut haa already given Emanuel Lutheran Church, officiat hoodlums looked to Hoffs, Gibbons "It’a too deep a out,” Martin cratic Town Committee and the manufactured and' natural gaa is So far. Queen Distributing Co. OA Day’s News ing. Burial will be in East Ceme haa done no local advertising. help to the farmers by granting a and other Teamstera officials for OPEH T IL L 9 P.M . ■aid. "The Preaident won't atand resigaation' of Susan Birmingham planned. cent-a-quart .ncrease in the farm tery. help in maintaining Influencs in for thia. Thia will not permit him as secretary were accepted with Ad Oanoeled IVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY oml FRIDAY Town officials In Manchester are (Continued from Page One) price o f milk. This increase was fie n d s may call at the funeral Team.sters Union units. to keep his commltmenta." regjet. Miss Birmingham will take considering a request of the firm Taylor called The Herald three granted bo hel;' offset the farmers' home tomorrow night from 7 to 9 Another phone recording, like YOR GARPIN - FROZEN The new preaidenUal atatement up a course of study at the Uni for an easement through town pro weeks ago to comment on an ad o’clock. to an 8-year high In July. Kenne- rising cost, caused by the severe the other obtained by secret court bore out Martin's prediction on versity of Pennsylvania next perty. Several easements have al vertisement which- was nmning in order under New York law, had .12-01 how Ehaenhower . would view the cott opened up more than a point, drought. Legiaiation also la being month. No .'reason for Gasper's ready been acquired from Indivi The Herald. He said that Axcept considered to provide tax relief Corallo talking with a man named for the name of the company, the subcommittee action- . resignation was announced. A spe dual property owners in the town. then fell off about 2. International for Connecticut fanners. "Freddie" about the police break CANS It did not, however, g o Otto the cial meeting of the Committee to Mancet to Close ad was exactly the same as the Nickel lost about 2, Phelps Dodge ‘Tn view of the escisting con- Faneralt ing up a "fioating crap game." matter of a special aeaaion or any fill these vacancies will be held The Ward „St. Market will cease one which he and Blake had ans Lemonade around a point and Anaconda fiuilon, an answer -will be deeply Corallo declined, running hie thing else Eiaenhower might do Aug. 38.. operations at the end of its busi wered. Fifth Amendment refusals to more The Herald immediately can fraction. appreciated.” Alfred E. Savina YOR GARPEN - FROZEN • REC^ULAR or PINK •bout it. Fire Call " ness day Saturday after nearly 45 Governor Ribicoff, diacusaing than 50 times, to say whether The full committee report, writ Late yesterday afternoon the years of business. celed the ad, which had been sub Chemicals, oils and lUrcrafts The funeral of Alfred E. Savina, union funds were used to finance Volunteer Fire Department 'was mitted by an advertising agency. the telegram with newsmen after 306 Hackmatack St., was held at ten by Rep. Passman (D-La) who Eugene N. Conklin, proprietor, were mostly lower. Steels and the Bush reply, waa given the the crap game. h ^ e d the subcommittee, said the called out to a garage fire In Co aaid today the store has become When aaked further about his motors were irregular. 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the The recording indicated the lumbia. While enroute to the fire, too much for he and his wife. He case, Taylor 'told the following press, said the Senator’s telegram Emanuel Lutheran Church. The group has evidence that the funda Zenith fell about 8 points. Down reply had not yet been received by racketeers were out apOut 31.200 approved are more than adequate a message came over the fire truck added that the business is for sale story: a point'or more were United Air Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor of when the gambling was broken up his office. the church, officiated, and O. Al Lemonade to keep the program operating ef- radio that the fire was under con- but his own plans for the future In July 1956, Taylor and Blake craft, International Paper and Du In the backroom oVer a store on irol, so help wa-s hot needed. The &Te indefinite The Governor said that hla tele bert Pearson was organist and fectively. read an ad which asUd that a per Pont. “ gram to Senator Bush waa not in Audubon Avenue in the Bronx, HNAST ^ SICnOHr It said the committee noted that firemen returned to the firehouse Conklin haa operated the market son could net up to 3400 monthly Up a point or so were U.S. Gyp soloist. Burial waa In East Ceme New'York. without proceeding further. since 1955 when he purchased it tended to chide the Senator, but tery. 16-OZ the unexpended balance for the operating a string of nut machines sum, Allied Chemical, Lukena wag for the purpose of finding out. Today's hearing got off under mutual security program last Honored at Shower from Walter Backofen, alter work in the ares. It required an invest Steel and ESsstern Airlines. Bearers were Carl E. Anderson, protests b y Corallo’s lawyer, J. M. LAMB Mrs. Robert Hillle, was guest of ing for him 12 yeara. exactly what the federal govern Richard Hines. Leonard Mattick, CANS June 30 was 36,135.000,000. That, ment of 3640. The company was American Ship Building, which ment wants Connecticut to do, on M cDt^tigh of Boston, who took wdth the new money recommend honor at a stork shower held at Backofen began the business on Allstate Distributing cfo., at Richard Schubert. William Whit# exception to a reference by com- plumiiieted 18 points in two days, its own, in order to be declared a and Thornton Woodwell. Loan, Tender and Flavorful ed. would give the agency 38,718,- the home o f Mrs. Ernest Seyd, the Ward St. about 1913 but in a dif New York address. was holding about steady. mitl'ee counsel Kennedy to Corallo Grapefruit drought-disaster area. 760,000. hostess, last evening. Attending ferent location. as a man with such a reputation Chatterton to S|>eak Blake and Taylor replied to the Lorillard rose a fraction to aet Governor Ribicoff appeared were Mrs. Ernest Staebner, Mrs, advertisement immediately. They a new 1957 high, and Loew's was ; that he was hired by one employer HNAST - FRUIT As in his previous pleas, Eisen Howard Sprenkle, Mrs. John Rush Arthur E. Chatterton, former quite disturbed over today’s tele Cut from Young, Genuine hower took the atand today that heard nothing from the company ahead a fraction in heavy dealings. gram incident. He recalled that hla merely to come in and glare at lO-OZ er, Mrs. Montsgue White, Mrs. superintendent of schools, will Hearings Set employes. even the full authorization bill fig one of',;the guest speakers st a re- until the beginning of May, when Including one block of 9,000 shares. telegram to Senator Bush had not ures would hamper pronam s de- Steve Ursin, Miss Katherine Yeo- they wi^re contacted by a Mr. Cox Ix>cUieed held steady after an- McDonough said it waa , preju- Spring Lambs ina))S,.atnd.Mrs. John Yeomans. cepUon.for resigning principal Er-.,„*, tigei]) given to the press at the time CANS al*5^ .^ ^ e .-M »u n try 's neat inter- ,the lihprsssion' H f^ ^ L som e coming, layoffs in |ji)3^'!!^fe"the Senator gave news r On Sidewalks ial and made the ^Tipwett, local Ilbrari-: uwy ttf^^i«fer^ handling an ' ex- 'ifer p m tg fa . - Division, Boeing rose *fnVnt agalnsh a batch an, announces many new. books The. R u^J Vernon. School -Aafn., men'Ills reply bWofe the Gov< r K en n ^ ' pres^ted. The charta d*r CfM ktail: '"fhe Frq^dent.'' :uia. statement quisly^ecritory.'t .They atUd-^sst a major. fractioaMiin nows of's. 3139 nor had retsirited the message. ■ wfa^'Mcentiy been, ,adaej:t6V-‘the is spon«(»H»g?i6hb »4(c»bUqna(t Vef. . ge. tMied wlntf. Knunody said were „ said- “13 .gsavaly- conperned overj non them the 'impeeisiiiiRn' raUlion contract forijIjioSIuction of -/Senatot*^|6Sai!^'''''apparfntty re^ For Tumdfiy lb, g. .•oirr'A-**" these cuts. In th e. conviction that^ mSwe'^rmry.- the "Bomarc” rniulie, criminal rebords o f Corallo'a labof -f^^FYCNlNEP'SYRtiP^^ Juvenile titles include Coblentz, at 8 p.m. , Wecka„--Who haa been that lie was connected with an A. gardlng the Ribicoff telegram as a the national interests of this coun J. Babcock Co. of New York, It The Aaaociated Press average reprimand, lashed back. union aides. Blue Cat of Castleton; Cooke, Fun principal of ths'" Vernon School Corallo, a bulgy man with dark try are deeply involved, he sincere was later discovered that.Cox was of 60 atocks at noon was off 30 'The Senator's telegram said. A crowd of Manchester resi ly hopes that final Cangrcssional time Window Garden; Ekiright, since it opepefl in 1952, has. ac' dents for or against iastaJlation hair, a doubls chin and dark rim Gone-Away Lake; Frost. Fire cepted ^a as supervising prin' not connecte^wlth this company, cents aX.3^'^^- Induatrials declined __"A t this stage, no useful purpose med glasses, did not took -very ter Cut From Oonuma Spring Lambs a amtion will restore the amounts to but with" a company called 60' cents, rails 20 cents and util can'be served by disputing whether of new side^valks is expected aU a "Ih'oae authorized by the Congress works for Windy Foot; Hylander, cip a l^ 'th ree 'Windham schools. Board of Directors meeting Tues rifying as he blinked In the wit ...... ' 'Pie Association haa announced ALBCO. ities 10 cents. Yesterday the aver the state of Connecticut or the fed ld-Rex~~ ness chair and refused, lest the lam b Fore s' yesterday.'' Insects on Parade; Johnstone, Sea age dropped 32.20. day night. Treasure KJelgaard, Wll; ler speakers as follows; Supt. Late Night Delivery eral government bears the primary answers incriminate him-, to tell Congress authorised 33,367,083,iX>0 The American Stock exchange responaibility for helping Connecti The Board is conducting' public HNAST but the subcommittee voted to Cameraman; Morris, Boy'i Schools Raymond E. Ramsdell, Taylor said that the machines hearings bn six requests for new whether he is "a known rack William R. Hahn, chairman of the were delivered at about 11 p.m. waa moderately active and mixed. cut farmers who are suffering seri eteer." slash thia by 3809,650,000 in acUng Frogs, Toads and Salamjpitlars; Moving higher were Bailey Sel- .walks. Action to be taken after K - O l Pertwee, The Islanders; Stmr, Be Board of Education; Miss Helen on May. 11. The deliveries were ous injury because of the drought. Kennedy told the committee on a bill making the actual appro bum, Canadian Atlantic Oil. Colon "The essential point is that the hearings will be the first on Wall Trimmed • Lean and Tender LB priation. cause of Madeline; S ^ »^ , Flaming McCarthy, who is succeeding made by two men and a woman. that Corallo has a long record of Weeks as principal; Joseph Beilis, Neither Taylor nor Blake had ever Development. Fairchild Camera, farmers need help and should be sidewalks aince a new method of CANS "The President said yesterday Arrows. assessment was approved. arrests on narcotics traffic charges Rib Lamb Chops president of the Vernon Teachers’ seen any of them. Fargo Oils, International Petrole glvsn help promptly from; every on which he has avoided trial aur- that the cuts already made in the Plct^e books'Include Brown, um, and U.S. Foil "B,” Lower The Board changed the method authorization bill were of such David's LiUti Indian; Brown, Club; and Mrs. George Hammer, Taylor stated that the trio took proper source from which It can cessfuly. He said this is the ex Applesauce were Brazilian Traction, Creole be supplied." of assessment after owners of nature as to hamper the programs Cheerful;-•iCrauss, The Birthday first president of the Vernon his partner with them and deliv planation of his nickname of School Assn. ered the 18 machines to various Petroleum, Louisiana Land. New Bush said the federal government property adjoining requested walks READY TO COOK HNAST designed for the best Interests Partyr Wailower, The ril pplty protested that they woiikl have "Tony Ducka.*' , the United States and the free Hopper. The receiving line will Include places in East Hartford. The ma Idria Mining, Pacific Petroleum haa already taken significant steps Chairman M'cClellan (D-Ark) LB and- Scurry Rainbow. to help, including the release of to pay fof ’>aymenta to protect 2'A to 3'A Lb Average 18-OZ world.” said today's White Housi Adult fiction titles sdded were Mr. and Mrs. Weeks, Supt. and chines were placed in stores and, gavelling the hearing into seasion. Mrs. Ramsdell, Miss McCarthy filling stations, and at no time Corporate and U.S. government emergency irrigating supplies and children who live on other streets Fresh Chitkeiis statement. Carr, Fire Burn!; Goodwin, Dede on their way to school. said Corallo waa )>eing called tn CANS and M rs., Kran Kilpatrick. Mrs. did the men placing the machines bonds were narrowly higher in the offer of farm emergency loans. explore hia relations with racket O’Shea; Housepian..A Houseful of dull-trading. . The requests on which public Juice He .said that for the present Love; Lee, The Flower Drum Kilpatrick is president of the asso- allow Blake to go into the estab- eer Johnny Dio and other hood elation. lishmerita with him, saying that plans for aiding the farmers must hearings will be held at 8 p.m. in Song; Marsh, Best Sport Stories the auditorium of a local school lums in allegsdiy "rigging" a New Andover Church Property Cleared he had a "special technique" for be based on the assumption that York Teamsters Union election to Well Trimmed • Lean and Tender LB '57; Marsh, Death of a Fool; Pow help to the farmers on a disaster are for eidewalks at; GEISHA ell, The FMladcIphian; Quentin. A e-room house next to St. Jo placing them. After Blake and enhance the power of Teamsters seph's church, was moved yester Taylor paid the three people they, New Funds Urged basis "will likely remain unavail 1. E. Middle Tpke., south side, The Han in the Net; Richter, The from Ferguson Rd. to Riverside Union boss Hoffa. Siqoked Butts 4V^-OZ able." day to West Rd., Ellington. A left, but not before emphasizing' The committee planned to call Warrant Still lady; Rooke, Wizard’s Country; upon them that under no clrcum -' For War on Flu Declaration of Connecticut a8 a Dr. Saroyan, Papa, You’re Crazy; church official said the house was Sam Goldstein, an associate of sold to Joseph Jaklel who plans to stances were any of the machines dlsaater area would have made 2. E. M'ddle Tpke,, south side, CAN Smith,' "Where Did You G o?" from Summit St. to the new High Corallo as a witness in today's Not Served use it for a home. to be placed in Hartford. (Continued from Page One) farmers eligible to buy surplus sessions and waa reported to have Crabm eaf "Out” ; Thurber, The Wonderful O. The removal of the building Is a grain at a 25 per cent discount. School. Titles include Bishop, The Day Of the 16 machines placed, six of 3. Vernon St;, east aide, from recorded telephone conversations ^hdicaitSitn favorite I Sa 3oJ ILL!- step forward in the plans for con them had to be removed upon the Dr. John Cutler, a member of Farmers have said that's one of which would be put into evidence. H N A S T A Christ Died; Butler, Time to struction of a new St. Joseph's the things they need most. Hilltop Rd. to a point opposite the On Kowalski Spesk Up; Cantor, Take My Life; statement of the proprietors of the Burney’s staff, told the meeting Buckley School. Kennedy said in advance of the Church., Approval of the new edi places that they had not given that production of a new vaccine Bush's telegram continued: seasion that Corallo linked up with Dutourd. The Taxis of the Marne; fice waa announced June 27. "In the interest of drought- 4. Olcfott St., north side, from Elliot, Through Gates of Splendor; permission for the machines to be against the disease seems a little Goldstein to dominate Teamsters F ra n k fu rts SWORDFISH Andover, Aug. IS (Special)—As Tumbling Exhibition stricken farmers, I suggest that O ro l Dr. to Falknor Dr,. Loth, A Long Wsy Forward. placed there. ahead of earlier expectations. He Unipn Local 239 In New York C(ty. of 1 p.m. today Statete Police Pc had A tumbling program will be held Later, checking in a catalogue said that bolsters the service’s pre the state government mobilize its 6. N. Main St., north aide, from Kennedy said ba also ;xpects,to apparently not yet aerved special at Henry Park tomorrow at 1 p.m. of vending machines, Taylor dLs- viously announced hope of having resources to take effective advan FRESH udi9< Grape Juice c constable William Kowalski with Manehester. Evening Herald About 50 children between the agea tage of the federal assistance now point east o f the Buckland-Bohooli -aar-Dio. »h.-tout S k in less ^ lb 5 3 * Andover oorreepondent, Mrs. John covered that each macJiine is 60 million doeses available by eerDlo, they helped to rig the 7956~ the breach of peace warrant sworn of 5 to 13 years will exhibit the Feb. 1. available, and provide such addi 6. Duval St, east and west sldei, ' out against him by Justice Charles Yeomans, telephone ' Pilgrim worth $14.95 retail. He said that election In which Hoffa captured tumbling skills learned under the It cost about 345 to fill the 16 tional assistance as is needed. from Hilliard St. to IV o o d h 111 Nicholson as a result of testimony *-7279, "I assure you of my complete control of thC Teamstera. Joint direction of Miss Beatrice Brown machines with nuts. This brings Heights aubdlvialon. Council 16 In New York. 17110 was heard in Trial Justice Court here and Miss Caroline Skinner. The the value o f the machines and nuts willingness to cooperate, but feel Under the new method of as Monday strongly that fruitless bickering a major stride in Hoffa's rise to ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RECORDED JAQ IN 12 CRUT ALBUMS program is part of the city's rec to 3284.20, leaving a difference of sessment, owners of adjoining pow'er in the union. ^arm Credit and Ue^eialties State Trooper Jack Corwin of the Son Fells Father reation program; Hospital Notes over proper division of responsi- property would pay 50 per cent Colchester barracks was assigned 3355.80 between the value o f the Juvenile ^ u rt .Moves merchandise received and the blllty between (he state and fed and the town SO per cent "of the Custom Manufaeturtd ty today to deliver the warrant to The local office of the Juvenile Patients Today; 177 eral governments can only hinder, cost of installing the walks. Tha RCA Kowalski. Corwin picked up the With Fine Swing original investment of 3640. Court haa moVed from the Pro Admitted Yesterday: Mahlon not advance, the job of getting re former method was two - thirds warrant at Justice Nicholson's fessional. Building on Park St. to Taylor said that in order to lief to the farmers.” realize a profit of 3400, monthly, Maynard, 302 Main St.; Mrs. Mar payment by the property -ownera Police Arrests SEEDLESS - CALIFORNIA home shortly after noon and pre Using a nine Iron, 6-year-old 38 E ln St. Th3 need for more When newsmen read Bush's tele and one-third by the town. ALBUM ID ALBUM 11 sumably intended to 'serve It on Keith Matte last night teed off on space waa-given as the reason for each machine would have to empty garet Minor, 94 High St.; Frederick gram- to Ribicoff, the Governor LBS several times each. week. He re exposition to paying for the, «Kowalski at his home immediate his father, WtUlam Matte, 111 E. the move Demute, h Flower St.; Mrs. Mar said he has no intention to bicker. walks haa continued aince the new FIRM, RIPE and JUICY KID ORY, ARTII'SHAW • ly. Middle Tpke. ports that nine of the machines Rot)ert F. Fitzgerald, 32. of 11 4-H Entries Due garet Watson, Thrall Rd., Rock- His only purpose in sending Bush payment . method was adopted / Kowalski's young son reported at Matte did not continue golfing. still contain the original batch of — . I Ihe telegram was to set informa- Ash I>r., waa arrested yesterday CHARUE PARKER REX STEWART 1 p.m., however, that no policeman Entries for the Tolland County nuts. yille; David Pease, Vernon Cen- tion as. to what exactly a special after.special authorization of the. and charged with operating a mo Instead he left the Mlnnechaug golf 4-H Fair should be sent to Mias State Legislature. OSCAR PETERSON ART TATUM had come to the house. He .also He also told of another man ter; Mrs. Eleanor .McClure. 85 tor vehicle while under the In course with son in tow, and pro Carolyn Blinn, RiFD 2, Rockville, session of the General Assembly GRAPES said Kowalski himself was not at who invested in the same business. fluence of intoxicating liquors or SHORTY ROGERS JACK TEAGARDD4 ceeded to Manchester Memorial by tomorrow. Charles A. Warren Steep Hollow Lane; Miss Marilyn could do to qualify farmers for home. Who reported making his original Plank, Wapplng; Royal Pihl,* 40 the surplus grain. drugs. ■ Hospital .where the 1-inch lacera Jr., president of the 4-H Fair IL IIR T A - Plump and Delicious Accused In Scuffle tion in his left temple was sewn investment )>ack only after two Brent Rd.; David Schmaltz. 27 Prom the communications he Ex-Pastor’s Aide Fitzgerald waa topped on K. 3 ‘“ 2 9 * Assn, announced today. Middle Tpke., directly In front of PEACHIS and a half years. Byron Rd.; Mrs. Annie Collins. has received from Bush, said Ribi The warrant against Kowalski up with five stitches. Matte uaually The fair will bo held at the was issued after three nieh charged takes his son golfing every night No Written Agreements Wapplng; Mrs. Marjr Gnllasso, 38 coff. It now appears clear that Preaches Sunday the Police Station by a motoriat, AUUMS 10 ond It Vernon Elementary School, Aug. There were' no written agree Florence St.; Mrs. Gladys aoee, James Stewart, 8 Munro St, who with breach of the peace told Trial Hla own game is good, according 23 and 24. there’s nothing the state'ean do to NATIVE - Green £ f • ValiM loch Justice Court Monday that Kowal ments between the company and- 6i0 W. Middle Tpke. change- the federal government's told poHce that Fitzgerald almost Pliims OLIFOftNIA • Sweat, Juicy 2 *^^ 29 to his wife, and he plajra frequently. Complete Army Courses •ITie Rev. Donald'N. Hungerford, Peppers 3>k 25< ski, a special constable for the An the Inveatora, Taylor reported. He ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs, Mary decision that Connecticut does not collided head-on into him. Ste Son Keith likes to tag along when Army Pvt. ' Ernest W. Rother. former assistant at St. Mary’a PER dover Lake area, removed his hat his dad goes, to the course. The said that they did sign a slip, Jane Knie, East Hartford qualify as a disaster area. wart said that' he turned hla car 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. which the AUatate Distributing BIRTHS YESTERDAY A eon to Episcopal Church, will be the gueat around and pursued Fitzgerald. PASCAL . NATIVE ALBUM and badge and engaged in a scuffle youngster, dad discovered, has de preacher there at 10 a.m. this Sun w-ith one of them during the fracas. Ro.lher Jr., 120 Orchard St., recent Co. kept agreeing to allow the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ottman, Tol Fitzgerald was released under 2 35 veloped a fine swing. NectarinesI”’35 Celery ly was graduated from the auto day. He is now stationed at St. Hie disturbance took place at the Matte is the 'third member of company to buy back the ma- land ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don Vernon 3200 bond and la scheduled to ap atK.':(«»aHMNmMHmi Red Bam Aug. 8. motive mechanic’s helpers course chinea anytime within the.^ year. ald Broadt, 4 W. Fairfield St.; a John’,a Oiurch, Snyderrt,Tex. pear In Town Court Aug. 26. his family to visit the hospital at Fort DIx.. N. J. The Rev. Mr. Hungerford. who Reached by telephone at his home Another statement was signed son to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Part William O. MoriconI, 22. of 95 - Y O I O A R O m ■ FROZEN within the past month and a half. The 8-week, course covered field promising to bujr’'^ nuts from ridge, East Hartford; a daughter Car Hits Pole; is now on vacation from hla work Brookfield St., was arrea£ed 16 OZ A C , about 11:30 thia morning, Kowal Mrs. Matte sprained her wrist in Texas, is spending the month B r o a ^ s t Corned Beel Hath ski expressed' indignation about and depot maintenance of wheeled ALBCO, an affiliatje of Allatate, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snow, Wap- yeaterday and charged with oper CANS 0 3 * during the first week of August. vehicles and other military equip plng. of August with relatives In Hart RICHMOND COFFEE reading in newspapers that a war and the company JUso kept this. Baker Injured ating a motor vehicle while his 4 r c . 9 8 ‘ Keith himself fell off his bike and ment. DISCHARGED Y E S T E R D A Y ford and Unlonvllle. during'^hia license waa under auapension. He Strawberries CHICKEN of the SEA 7-OZ CAN rant had been issued In his name, gashed his elbow a few weeks ago. According to.35aylor, he tried to period of service in Manchester he 39« although he himself had not heard Alsp, Pvt. Gerald Y. Ludwig, son call Allstate Distributing toimake WUIiam Plnney, 15 Karl St,; Wylie is being held under. |100 bond. Tuna The Mattes are hoping that the o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ludwig, 57 Tomlinson, New London: Mrs. An Vernon, Aug. 15 ' (Special)— made a great many friends here. Police said that they had been 10-OZPKGS f S 5 < about the warrant or been served saying "Bad things happen in a complaint, but was put off with 6'A-OZ with it. N. Park St... recently completed tonia Ofiara, 14 McCann St.; An Frederick Baker, 80, Diane Dr., A graduate of Trinity College, the looking for Moriconi and that he m ' ^ o w . ''>*»*= 7 9 * Chefs Waffl0s 2 CHICKEN of Ibe SEA • Oielalic threes" is true. vague answers. When The Herald former assistant prepared for holy Tuna CAN the basic medical aidman course tried to call Allstate In New York thony Civiejlo, 164 S. Main St,; waa slightly injured' about 10:15 is wanted in Bristol on the same 3I< "Everybody seems very confused at the Army Medical Service Mrs. Annie* Sobielo, 1()9 Charter orders at the Berkeley Divinity about the situation, and I’m quite today, it was told that there was p.m. yeaterday when hia car ran charge. School, Fort Houston, Tex. no company by that name listed Oak St.; Anthony Maneggia, An School in New Haven. He came to Richard A. Hitchcock, 19, of 158 RICH, FULL BODIED 1-UBAG (HUN KING CHINESE FOODS Pream Wa. Redeem Praam Coupon! j j 5 f 4 9 « upset," he said. Town to Get Land The course covered bedside care dover; Mrs. Mary McVeigh, 85 off the road on Lake St. Manchester in 1954 upon his gradu- Kybo Court date for Kowalski's ar there. The same result waa ob- . State P olice, said Baker waa Loomis St., was arrested yester to pat,(,enU and assistance to talned in trying to contact School SI.; Dorsey Willis, Vernon; aOon from that institution. day and charged with operating a VACUUM PACKED 1-13 CAN 5 3 c raignment on the breach of the physicians and nurses in more driving south when he waa blinded Early in 1956 the Rev. Mr. Hun HBCAN Beef Chop Suey peace charge is now set as Sept. 4, «. For Intersection ALBCO. Mrs. Vera Gray, 359 Parker St.; motor vehicle with defective and REGULAR or DRIP Macaroni Dinner BRILL'S 2 c2fs 37< complicated procedures. Mrs. Mary Klta, 7 Middle Butcher by the headlights of an oncoming gerford accepted the call to Uiyder, Copley 14-OZ CAN 4 3 c Justice Nicholson said. .The Manchester Chamber of vehicle, with the result that his improper equipment. Chicken Chow Mein Ludwig, a graduate of Rockville Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Minerva Den Tex., and resigned hia post at St. Police said that Hitchcock waa Meanwhile, it waa reported to Town Directors will be aaked High School in 1952, entered the Commerce has stated' that it will car ran off tho road onto a soft Mary’a, Thia is his first visit to contact the National Better Busi ning and Infant daughter, ' Wap- operating a motorcycle without a PISH CREAMERY H I CAN 4 9 c Spanish Rice «»> 2 l^ l 37c day that Kowalski ,had said . he Tuesday night to accept a deed to Army In January. ping; Mrs. Doris Richard and in shoulder, went out of control and St. Mary’s since he left for Texas Chinese Dinner . himself would ask that a warrant property at Prospect St. and ness Bureau and ask it to check hit a telephone pole. Baker bruised muffler and no brake light. He ia Hospital Notes fant, son, 13 Ridgewood St.: Mrs. Mrs. Hungerford is the former -sehaduled to appear in court to be issued against Waiter Wrob- Hartford Rd. to widen the inter on these companies. hia cheat and right arm in the ac Edith Humphrey of Unlonvllle. The 1-U RaL 4-01 CAN l / e KRETSCHMER 12-OZ JAR Discharged yeaterday: ^ r l Kell Other complaints of "mlalead' Cath'erine Fagan and infant daugh morrow. Brown Sauce Wheat Germ 33c linski, 21, with whom Kowalski section. ner, Mountain St.; Mrs. Frances ter, Overbrook Heights, Rockville. cident but did not require hoa- couple have three children, the two Butter ing advertiaing" have been re James E. Caldwell Jr., 27, of allegedly fought during the Red The property is now owned by Mlodzinski, 34 N. Park St. DISCHARGED TODAY Mrs. pitalization. older girla having been born in Bam disturbance, on- charges of Stanley Bray, who has received a ceived by the Rockville Chamber State Patrolmen Arthur Blum- Hartford, waa arrested today on a Birth yesterday; A daughter to of Commerce. Gladys Durkee, Coventry; David Manchester. The entire family has warrant charging him with a vio assault and resisting an officer. permit for a gasoline station in Maxwell, South Coventry. , . berg of the Stafford Springe Bar made this trip from Texas. Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Steppen, 98 Other Complaints lation of probation. The warrant V * However, Prosecutor Walton the area. West Main St. racks Investigated, aasiated by Yerger said today he knew noth Bray was asked by the Zoning Vincent A. Choate, executive sec Frederick Lewis, No charges were waaHaaued by Aaalatant Proseeutetr Admitted today; Mrs. Anna Ott, retary of the Chamber, received William DeHan. b Float! Odmdy Beauty Soap A REC Leundry See|T LGE PKG 34c Delargsnl ing about a request for such a war Board to quit-claim the land to 103 Grove St. made. Directors to Fill Ivory Soap 4 SI 25c H BARS 37c Oxydol Dash LGE PKG 37c rant, and Kowalski himself de widen the intersection. ' complaints of tire dealers misrep About Tow n Caldwell was placed on a 2-yeor <* clined to comment on the matter. resenting their product in their KNIGHT TO BUN IN ’68 probation period after his appear Advertisement— „ ance in Town Court April 15, on a C'amibar Saturday REDS FOR CIAMINO R.qSE-q advertiaing. According to Choate, Sacramento, Calif., Aug. 15 lusurauce Post O BATH Drivers for school buses, 7:30 complaints have beehjeceived that J(iseph C; Fulton. 113 W. Center charge o f maliciously killing swine. So Mild Laundry Soap Sud! Maker The .^nnual Firemen’s Garni bar, l-ondon, Aug. 15 iJV-Russia a.m, to 9:00 a.m.; 2:15 p.m. to 3:45 Wi —Gov, -Goodwin Knight to- Ivory Flakes LGE PKG 33c Camay •••“ •y so. p Z bars 27c Tide LGE PKG 32c 12-OZ CAN 38c postponed from .last Saturday on toM thi« ’ 2:15 p.m. to 3:45 Excess TireaTires, Inc., Chicago, aqnt S(., well known hiis. qper^tgr Pjretty_.»elHi)Bo«iMMl -down., .1 He is;. acheduled ,'io appear, Ja_. /* Joy^ — ------r*-. , , ^ Man(J»«•UH^-»«--9>^^»r-5^ ^ locarHfflS. w m wel^JiSsdb^ account of rain will be held this oH«e today afiy agreement for any chance) that he might with Tuesday night on fUlIng a raganev vacancy tomorrow. ' , r coming Saturday from 6 p.m, un Wrapped tires,” "no^rscaps,” at his many friends today. He is a It slowing down the world arms Vernon and ’nUoottvUle newa draw from the 1856 Republlcaa in the town’s insurance advisory til midnight. low prices for immediate liquida long time employe of the Connecti gubernatorial primary rather committee. Laundry Soap race must include measures to items are handled through 7110 Nickel Output Higheit Mild LGE PKG 33c Cheer LGE PKG 29c Him Dot An a d d ^ attraction for the tion. He says -that he haa been cut Co. and has‘'been ill for sev than tangle with Sen, WillUm F. Oiarles W. Lathrop haa been rec Ivory Snow L3va 2 “^'^523c Duz LGE PKG 32c eliminate foreign military bases Herald's RockvUle Bureau, 7 .W. told' that the Urea are well-worn, eral months. .children will be pony rides start and to withdraw foreign troops Knowland and perhaps Vice ommended by the Mancheater In Free-worid -nickel, production In Main St,, telephone TRemont and in ebme caeca, unusable, by a President Nixon. Knight, In nn ing at 3 p.m. from East and West Oennany. 5-8186. surance Agents Asan. to take the 1956 totaled 450,000,000 pounds, a Beeooimead Mrs. Mercer Rockville cer dealer who bought Mr. and Mrs. Stuaft .R. Woleptt, interview, said he Is convinced place of Arthur A. Knofla on the O M-OZ Hie statement was made by them. new record. Thie compared with laundry Soap .Shorlsning A meeting of the Democratic 174 Main St.,, have returned home NIxbn has not committed him S-man board. Knofla is resigning the previoua high of 427,000,000 aet IGE PKG 27c Comet c'**''**^ jL cans 29c Dreft LGE PKG 32c Crisco MB CAN 9 9 c Valerian Zorin before the 5- Socrates was a sculptor as Well In thia caee, the complaint wa6 after spending two weeks wiUi ■ Town Committee Wednesday,, , . voted , power saboasiimlttee o f Hie U.N. self to supporting Knowland In from a term which explrea on Aug. in 1965. (R a d ia n producera last a philosopher In hla sarly made through the Post Office, ac Mrs. W olcott's parents at Evans the event ttis Bensto leader, nms 7B, 1968 because Ms la leering tha to neom m m fA Mrs. WUllsm Mer-< Dissnbsaient Conanksioo. years. ^ ^ year aecountsd for eo per cent of " cording to Tho Herald’s Rockville Mills, near Watertown, N, T. foc^Oovemor. -iMUmics busifiess. the free world's output. PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1957 UANGHE^EB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1967 PAGE THUtTBBN IV K im —M « fVHAX—V l* Andover ----- ^------. - 'Y"."’ " m iR O —1S60 Daily Radio WTIC—IMW H al Boyle are headed toward a time when His briuid is marketed in-a bottle feel like you can conquer the sihgle word "shocking" haa meant Traffic Deaths Drop Red Cross Cards most men will use perfume them- ahaped like a p4|>e— to lend it a world." millions of dollau to Madams Typhoon Heads WOCC— 12»0 C u t«rn 0 «rU fb t TUm WPUP— 1 « 1« selvee— although naturally It. will masculine sir—and, according to The perfume industry Is almost The National Safety Council re- Awarded at Lake be specially formulated for. them.” him, has "a fresh outdoor s]^cy aa secrativa aa the Atomic Enelgy Schiaparelli. T o Berke. pierfume ia far more po'rta that, daaplte constantly !n- For Okinawa ^ Tht following program achcd*t'ii4a— ' American Male Has Berke sees no reason why. this scent." CommUaion or an international WHAY—Polka Party prediction should be starting. But Berke feels that the future spy ring. than a buslnesa commodity or a creaaing highway traval. traffle ulta ara aupplied by Uia radio WTIC-NI(thl I.lne Andover, Aug. 15 (Special) — ji Manila, Aug. l5 tgpbsos "South American men have has little real cholea aa to "There, can 'be from 10 to 100 romantic lure. deatha for the first four months of ifianagementa and are subject to WDRC-Ruely Draper The annual swimming program WPOP—Modern Sound! you can always depend en always worn perfuiue," he said, whether he’ll give o ff the fra scents blended in a single' per 1957 were down 3 per cent from named Agnea was reported saraap- "It Is the essence of psychic change without notice. aiee- sponsored by the Amreican Red Scented Future grance of a walking pine tree or Ing past ths PhlUppbMs U ta to WHAY -Nirht Watch “ and In' SJurope It was worn by fume," said Berke. 'The formula mystery,’’ ha said, "and haa an ap the comparable 1856 period. April Cross and the Parent-Teacher j | I .ore men than women, until the a ranipant field of clover.: o f a successful perfume is guard marked the fifth straight month In 'WHAY—Itaki Way lor Uualc .iVTIC—Nlaht Line peal rooted ip thq subtlest areas day and heading In the diraeUbn oC Kvcafni K«vu% WDRC—The World Tonlahl Assn, concluded Friday morning j Nmv York Ufr — Very few FVench Revolution came along. ."The men may think they know ed as closely s i the keys to Fort o f human sensation. which fatalltlea were the aame aa Okinawa. WKNB^P.M. WPOP—Modern Sounda Knox. or fawar than in the corresponding • :ia— with a demonstration of swimming buiineanmen today rub perfume At 4d, Berke, executive vice '”Hie trend here la unmlstak- how tKey Want to smell,” he aaid, "Rsiearch shows that the center 'The Manila Weather Bureau said WTJO—R osa Miller WHAY—Niffhi Watch president o f nchfapareUl''s, is one at>l«, Rusfcands used to borrow month ths year before. WORO—^1 KoJby skills and presentation of cards to on their anklea to help them solve "but it is the women o f America "We are coming out with a new of our sense of small is also the the storm, with center winda o f 100 WPOP-^WAZWorka WTIC—NIahl I.lne of the youngest executives in the their wife's deodorants. N ow 40 WDRC—The World Tonlahl partieipating youngsters. a vexing problbf"- who will finally decide.” fragrance. But even ' if you beat center o f our memorjrdn the brain. milea an hour, was 750 mUea east They may be missing a bet. rapidly expanding cosmetics in per cent Of American men buy NOT PLANNED WHAY^Mak* Way lor Mutic WPOP—Modem ^ u n b ' Red Cross cards, stating that j Every woman knows the lift that me with a rubber hose artd put One Marcel Proust, the French author, of northern Luzon. It was mov A fter alt, Socrates, one of history's dustry. their own. perfume can give her. But what of my feet In salt water, I wouldn’t ing northwest in the general di WOt’C—ilfciird fUvu« WHAY NIeht Watch requirements of tjie^ course hsd | smelled a biscuit dipped In oddly The slant of the Leaning Tower WKNB-P.M. greatest wise giiys, perfumed hla "Men now buy about 60 per “ They also are beginning to get can it do for the mdra proeaic tell.you what 15 In It." of Pisa waa not planned. I t aank rection of Okinawa at 10 miles an WTIO-H om Miller WTIC—N lrft I.lne been met satisfactorily were j fragrant tea and hla wave of mem WDKO—Cai Koiby WDRC—Rues Naughtnn ankles to assist hl3 meditations. cent of the .perfume sold in . this away from medicinal smelling male? Although a few perfumes are ory led him to write nine volumca Into the. aoft earth on which it hour. • » - WPOP—Modern Sounde swarded to the following advanced WPOP—W'axworka a-u- swimmers: Judith Hutchinson, POPULARI “The ancient Greeks even per country," tribeeryed Berke, a stu shaving lotions in favor of those "I,t gives you the feeling you whTte or green, for some reason the of‘recollections.’’ stands during ths 200 years it waa WHAY—Nlaht Watch QUALITY MEATS fumed their food and household dent of psycholog>' as iWsll as that hi^ve a masctlline fragrance." have after playing a good hard most successful scents are pale Think what Ernest Hemingway being bullL The tower began to In gVandfathsr*t time, 310 boun *'^ lu A y —hotly Kuntiail Nancy McBride. Frank Bruno, WCCC—Record Rerua WTIC—Night Une pels," said Arnold S. Berke, who pdopji. Berke'a firm is - one of several lean until it was 16 V4 feet out of were needed to produce as m odi WDRC—Ruaa Naughlon Marjorie Mitchell, Theresa Bruno, game of golf . . . or taking a' amber In color. After the fragrance might have written If he’d poured WKNB—P.M. sees sn Increasingly srented "Most of it, of course, Is for that have alrtady come out with needle shower and getting a rub- itself, the most Important thing a quart of perfume over hla type line and haa tipped one foot In the as a workman doss today in 40 WTIC—Rom ItJllfr WPOP—Modern Sounde Cynthia Whitcomb. Karen Leon WDRO—Cat Koiby ia;na- and Mary Ellen Walsh. Only Top Grade U.S. Choice ig«et asidq by meat packers for POPULAR buyers to inspect. future for the American male. women. But speaking frankly, we special new perfumes for men. down," said Berke firmly. "Y ou about perfume Is Its name. The writer! laat hundred years alone. hours by use o f machtnary. WPOP—Waaworka WIIAY Night Walrh Completion cards were received Open Every «!«»- WTIC—Family Living '»T You get consistentry tender, delicious meat day in and day out'... cut right . . . trimmed WHAY—Rtiiy Kimball WDRC—Ruaa Naugtaton by the following swimmers; Kathy WCXiC—Record R en »» WPOP—Hound Dog Darwin. Richard Clough, David Thursday and Friday right by trained market men. So, for dependable quality meats, plan to make your next WKNB—P.U. W !l»- ' Ursln, Marjorie Fischer. Peter j WTIC—Radio LAB# ' WHAY—Night Watch purchaM at POPULAR . . , This very weekend. WDRO—Cal Koiby WTIC—Family Uvlng '67 Sylvester end Drew Gasper. till 9 P.M. WPOP—Waaworka WDRC—Ruaa 'NuUghton IntermedUte CIm i'te — WPOP—Hound Dog . WHAY—Record Rodeo litSi- R ed Chvtss cards In the Inter* WCCC—Record Reriew WHAY—Night Watch mediate class were awardsd to WKNB—fiporti WTIC—Lea Elgart Orcheatra David Munson, Kathleen Donahue, | Uy S. Government Grade A Oven Ready WTIC—New* WDRC—Ruaa Naughton WDRC—Newe Reoorter WPOP—Hound Dog „ Michael Krzewskl. Bonnie Reimer. WPOP—Wax Worke Roger Phelps. Byron, Perry and ilia — _ . W HAY-Nlght Watch Kathleen Donnelly. WHAY—Record Rodeo WTIC—Lea Elgart Orcheatra WCCC—Record Beniw WDRO—Ruaa .'laughton Intermediates Edward Munson, WKNB_ B—P.M.---- WPOP—Hound Dog Willard Thomen, and Marv Lou WTIC—Roaa Miller l i i i i - Henry, were passed to Advanced WDRC—Cal Koiby WHAY—Night Watch WPOP—Bob and Ray WTIC—Newa Intermediates.. iiM — WDRC—Newa A Waathar .Advanced Beginners . T urkeys WHAY-Hoad Show WPOP—Newa Advanced beginners who passed 1 % p U & l T WCCC—Record Review l l : l « - WKNB—Sport! and Report WHAY—Night Walch Included Richard Carlev, Charles WTIC—Rots MlUar W ric —Snorla Final McLaughlin, Judy McGuire, Mary WDRC—Cal Koiby WDRC—Billy Kowalcavk WPOP—Hound Dog Ann Merritt. Peter Nicholson. Bon Short Shank WPOP-Bob and Ray nie Whitney, Rosemary La Grande, SUPER MARKETS uality It! •!«*-WHAY—Road Show WHAY—Symphony in the NIghI Kathy La Grande. Kathy Laws. Smoked WCCC—Record Ravlaw w n < —Starlight Serenade Shoulders Billy La Points, Am elia Bruno, and • 4 5 ' WKNB—P. M. WDRC-BHIy Kowalcavk WTIC—Roaa Millar WPOP—Hound Dog Kathy McLaughlin. \ W DRC-^al Koiby Beginners WPOP—Wonr-Wonders of the World WHAY.-NIght Watch Red Cross cards were given in Boneless ■tie- WTIC- Starlight Serenada W IU Y—DateUna . ■ WDRC—Ruaa Naughton the beginner class to L.'vnn Grenon, _Bn>ket WCCC—Good KviDlna (load Mnalo Nancy Ursln, Thelma Falcetta, Corned Beef ■ 5 5 ' R e m e m b e r • . . D O U B L E WKNB—Today in Bporta ramps WTIC—Newa Peggy Mitchell, Patty Whitney, WDRO—Newa Rtportar Cathy Sheehan. Gail Grenon. Lois WPOP—Newa Girard Moved Merritt, Kathy Krzewskl Barbara W orld Green Stam ps • :li— Genuine WHAY—Bvenina Serenade McBride, David Sauer, Frank Spring WCCC—Good Kvanloa Good Mnalo To New Camp Zuraw and Sherry Mills. Lamb Legs • 6 9 ' WKNB—Evening Berenada In addition to the children's EVERY W EDNESDAY WTIC—Sporu WDRC—Weather and Zatraaa Tokyo. Aug. 15 (f) —Under MUi- classes, two classes were conducted WPOP—Lawrence Welk tAry Pollen escort. Speiciallat 8.C. for mothers. m AY-B*rehidi~ Mrs. Max Reimer was chairman SAVE THE RED WING CLIPS From William S. Girard wan tranafarred of this year's swimming program. WCCC—Good Evening Good HtuM yeaterday from Camp WhitUngton WKNB—Evening Serennda The instructors were Mrs. Clifton Ddicious WAYBEST CHICKENS and GET to Camp Drew, lo miles away WTIC—Mualc by Melnehrlna B. Horne, Mrs. Andrew Gasper, and Boneless-Top Qualify WDRC—Music a la Carta The move waa part of a general WoNaco LNotimo Stainloss Tabiowaro At Mrs. J. Tansley HohmaniK Jr. WPOP—Top 40 •nma troop realignment reaulting from aasses were conducted at the Xq- withdrawal of U.8. Army combat WHAY—Serenade dover Lake Beach with the c^o^-nrw\ LESS THAN HALF PRICE WCCC—Good EvaBlag Good Huale untta'from Japan. Girard will be WKNB—Sarcnadt taken from Drew to MaebashI for eration of the Andover Lake Prop WTIC—Three Star Bntra erty Owners' Assn. WDRC—Lowell Thomas the opening Aug. 35 of his Japanese Got dotoils at your POPULAR MARKETS WPOP—Matt the Artlat court trial on a charge of fatally |:M — Advertisement— WHAY—Serenade shooting a Japanese woman scrap WCCC^-Good Evanlng Good Muate metal collector. Drivers for school buses, 7:30 WKNB—Muaical Bichoea ‘ A photographer who covered the a.m. to 9:00 a.m.; 2;30ip.m. to 4:00 ROUND ROASI WTIC—Dlck BUrtel p.m. Call Manchester M I 9-4315. WDRC—Amoa and Andy -. transfer reported thst the Illinois WPOP—Fulton Lawla soldier, and four military , police- 'men-traveled ------—~ - W >- :v y.< WKNBe-Muaical______camps. Less than a quarter of a 3'edmana. telephone P I 2-737B Split. . . To Fry, Broil or Barbodut. WTTO—Your BcnMor-fram Cowc WDRC—Amoa and Andy mile from Whittington they hurrted- WPOP—Fd. P. Morgan ly switched to another vehicle w all ing for them, the photographer FRESH LEAN •r WHAY—Serenade said. Mob Accumulates WCCC—Good Evening Good Muato WKNB—Evening BercBAde An Arm y spokesman said the R^IC—News ofth e World Near Negro Home Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit car switch wss strictly unofflcisl l o t t m WDRC—Amoa and Andy WPOP—Top 40 Time and not part of any plan to evade 6:4!— newsmen. LevlUown, Pa., Aug. 15 (Ab— A Ground Beef Giant lb. WHAY—Here's to Vela crowd of some 5<)0 gathered again WCCC—Good Evenina Good Musts 46 Oi. * WKNB—riinoer Date last night around a home purchased -SHOULDER CUT GENUINE DOMESTIC wnc—Life and the Word Deaths Last T^ight recently by a Negro fam ily In this Drink Can WDRC—Chgrlen Colllngnwoed planned suburb of 60,000 in Bucks 2 - 5 5 ' WPOP-t-Top 40 Time • iM - County. WHAY—Polka Party By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A mob the night before had REGULAR DRESSED kivsmng Good Muais Colorado Springs. Colo.— Mrs. tossed stones through the windows WKJfB—Swing Eaay Pork Chops wnc—X-Minua One Inesline B, Roberts. 88, a frail, of the home of Mr. and Mrs. W il 0 14 oz. bots. LEGS of LAMB WDRC—R. O Lewlt white-haired great-grandmother 10 liam Myers Jr. Five persona were HUNT CATSUP WPOP—Scotland Yard times whose chief interest was TABLE MARGARINE • :IA - arrested then. WHAV—Polka Party scaling mountains and who had One man was arretted last night Skinless Franks 89* Meal Loaf lb, 59* WCCC—Good Evening Good MuMo been missing since Aug. 5 during for failure to move on when ordered WKNB—Swing Eaay WTIC—X-Mlnu! One her 15th climb of Pikes Peak, found by police posted at the scene. Until STUFFED OLIVES 49' WDRO-Eddy AmoHI- dead high bn the mountain Myers bought hit home, the com-, Beef Short ||ibs i!^ a 49* Bologna «u«mmsr a 55' WPOP—Scotland Yard Wednesday. muntty had been all-white. Allsweet r M • :» S - WHAY—Polka Party Pittsburgh—William T. Kllborn, Myers works as a refrigeration w n c —Night Line . 59, president and director of the engineer In Trenton, N. J. SUCED AMERICAN WDRC—^Ruaty Draper Flannery Manufacturing Co., the EULER’S COFFEE WPOP—Modem Sounds Fort put Manufacturing Co., and pn05Mnn90A~ an official of six other firms, died Golden Ripe — Juiqr, Svreet Television Programs Wednesday. I You don t nood to penr White Tuna On Page Two Rochester, N. Y.—Robert H. Loaf Cheese Solid Pack j'^ ^ aSO to $300 for BUMBLE BEE Link, 60. who coined the word "•boondoggle" when he gave his IMPORTED SLICED lbs.. t i ^ LEMONADE son the nickname In 1925 which Calif. Cling GENERAL Ikter came to mean "any unneces INCONSPICUOUS TREESWEET sary and wasteful project; to en HUNT PEACHES No 2!j Can gage in useless or frivolous occu .QUALITY HEARING AIDS PEACHES FROZEN T V S ER V IC E pations, died Wednesday. Boiled Ham '/i-TS A Call Orlando. Fla.— Harry Jacques JUICY g k JB ^ — TENDER Pina Parts Revler, 55, veteran movie maker DEERFOOT FARMS ALL BEEF or REGULAR For Easy OIEPS WAFHES J'S 26* In Hollsrwood, France and EShgland SWEET PEAS TEL. BaS-MS2 who produced some 300 pictures Sebds Saabrael including many westerns and some effera the worid’i lailfaM-ttIHat, BKRTLEn PEAR$~"^2 " 25* BREEN BEHNS C0RII4ll-THE4eB of the Tarzan series, died Tuesday. rioeat-qaality hatnag aids— Shamrock liny, Uglit. fncOBSplcMBt—at S6l to SI6SI E ye tw * sod SI- Frankfurts APPLE JUICE Qt. Bot. LE GRANDE l i J R v C R IS P 6AULIFL0WEII . Saabrael 2 pkgi, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Wliat’s That Again? ihc-«ar nodtit. Coat la. sse Deficieut SfuRed AM JED FACTORY AC'THOBIZEO ihta—rede// MINUTE MAID B-OZ. CAN WMi Meet Loef RISSOLE POTATBES SaaWaok 2 jltJX TV SERVICE Norfolk, Vs. i/P)-The Norfolk Lynden NECTARINES >^19* BREEN PEPPERS I C 7 C A Per House OaU VirglnlanJPilot reporU that five BONED TURKEY 5 Oz. Jar ^ I J y Plus Parts sailors rode in a snazzy convertible QUINN’S PHARMACY BU 9-0080 dewn the city's main drag aport- ^one Ml 1^196 Oerrlss AU Msaekealcr Area Ing a bright bumper ,stgn reading Orange Juice 2*’^ 37 "Join the Arm v." ,IMAV MOMtV»«ACK WAlAWHl! MIRACLE WHIP 'DcUciOU^ t . FmhiMk (uritrs / Fruits arid Vegetables Sewc SaiCucU MAKAHHE FRESHPAK CHB^S NATIVE MeINTOSH KLEENEX TISSUE SHARP FILLSBURY KITCHEN GARDEN FARMS TOMATOES APPLES 12 Oz. CHEDDAR l7ei. SoCa Peek SALAb O IL CORN NIBLETS Vac Can CAKEMIXES^"^^ 2 pk«s. TUNA HSH WWfe Meet "Choico Froh Notivt Poultry— D irtcf From Our Forms Fe You'V Lb. l O c 3 Lbfi. 3 9 c ^ ^ 6 3 * Fresh 16 oz. 17 0" PASCAL ICEBOX ASS04TED 4 ot. a c c Baked loavea cans ZlRgg eSUYIW ■ atg. e o BREAD FRUIT COCKTAIL^^ StMlSUMRS^rai:! 2 29c Remember...You Get FREE rwctsJEO iib -o a e N u - T a s t CHfESESPHtAD loalOe Kilchan A pkg8. c o ll slaw Haa. CELERY W aterm eilons ORESSINfb CITRUS SALAD Garden ^ « TABLE NAPKINS 3 o f 80, r l i l f f i r i be*. . Manchester Shopping Porfcodo— W. Middle turnpike HiiMiftr eiitsit lb SS'^ PK Kifehtn B et. lb. dtal WIh| VlMgBr z.,i» bot. S5'^ Porkode Store Open Wedrtesdoy. Thursday and Fridoy Till 9 P.M.-MI 9-8251 Bch. 1 5 c 1 5 c And Up SwittOtissss domestic lb. s r can M. FRENCH DRESSING Garden bet. FLUFFO SAVE toe 3 M eCtm lek’i bft. 17' World Green Stamps . .a'.-: I 505 Main St. Store Open Thursday Till 9 P.M.— Ml 9-8098 FLORIDA SEEDLESS ACID FREE IlMf OlMMt ooMKTie la s r 4 ex. Sun- RraiaUB (Nivi Oil bot. t r WITH EVERY lOe PURCHASE AT POPULAR WiHsOlMMySiirMdib. 15° GRAPEFRUIT •bine PARTY LOAF » Uoa. Special TOMATOES KRISPY CRACKERS Salmi IrM tlBili^n Jor NT SUPER or REGULAR Btby Stwli IiV. 4l° lot. PANCV FRESH Frozen Tauml Salad i r FARM FRESH GRADE "A" NtnirtgieR l| tleil O t Cheete Cake 3 For 4 9 c Lb. 2 3 c * 12’a Pkgs. SARA LEE KRAFT DINNER Box. 2 8 5 c let. e m c Fraaah •ratsiagio.fi> bot. s r FOWL Lb. 3 9 c MEDIUM EGGS Memiilli 4 ez. For A Refreshing Drink We MeCormick'i aen OVE.V READY Modess * 1 . 0 3 ILACK EEPPER VELVEETA iS: 49* 2 DO. $ 1 . 0 9 Have ICE COLD CIDER 25c REFUND . . . SEE DISPLAY FOR DETAILS BARBECUED CHICKENS NEW CROP FRESH FROZEN CONN. KRAFT PHILADELPHIA Take* the Smoke Out of Frying a l l -pu r po se rrS DIGESTIBLE HEINZ PM HOUSE HEN TURKEYS SwBBthaart Soap Blu W hita Flakit D o Y a l e t t B E «d . $ 1 . 6 9 B a b - 0 N ew Liquid CLEANINOI Cream Chaase Wasson Oil Mazola Oil Crisco Mustard Gaucho l a l B B l i m ^ y GOOD SIZE. ALWAYS AVAILABLE. C l B a a s i R y TI b s i i b s Oven Ready Lb. 5 9 c C l e a n s e r G l i m Sac. Cookies 3 Reg. 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BUGS BUNNY I Obstacles are those frightful In the old days if anybody rUutonbury 'Contributing .book reviews to I things you see when you take your missed a stagecoach he was con State Farmers Get 58,555 Pints in Year (he Spectator, the prison’s weekly I eyes off the goal. Anawar to Pravioua Puixl# nCwepaper. He-' later became a Sense and Nonsense tent to wait a day or two for the ------g ------Some Drought Aid reporter and then wraa named i f USTBN,BUM-nr»usTBN.BUM-nr» 1 IV scraps Au. > next one. Now he squawks if he Fruits i l e y N a m e d edltdr, a poat )w held 18 monUia. The self-made man has a lot of misses one section of a revolving I S i l A v i c B A , BAP ENOIKM lO P (Contimied from Page One) Prison Inmates Donate ..Under hie bland the BpeeUtor. A cert^ painter evidently bor'e brooder. working parts. door. VA MJV. IN FTONT, Acadaa I Gudrun’s the "D ^etow m new apa^r" for That Interprtt iTh« doesn’t believe that two or more Father--John, (sternly) take m husband Deputy Judge can live as cheaply aa one. He was they tay. TTieae would include pur- more tn M 5,00(> 'prieonera, was that chicken back to its mother. I Tropical 4 Contend Wishes Of The Family known as the cheapeet painter in American fruil chaalng aurplua federal grain at 36 expanded iMnn four to ten pages. John—It hasn't got a mother. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 5 Scottish II town, but something happened Father— Well, take it back- to • Bananalike n Glastonbury. Aug. 16 (SpecUl)— per cent discount More Blood Than Rest Lowry. dMhloped Into a prolific I alder tree which compelled him to put this A . A . Rlblcoff has appointed The loans will be available writer. lo w in g mainly on prison JOHN B. lURKE its father (determined to main . fruit 0 Light touch # 1 notice in the local paper: > Uty. George W. Ripley n aa dep through the Farmers Home Admin tain authority), It Dress 7 Brazilian I (OouHnoed from Page One) Regional Red Chose Blood Center, life, he tumod out many feature FUNEIIAl HOMI “ The reason why I have hitherto uty judge o f the local court. istration to tllgible farmers who John—It hasn’t got a father, 11 Fruit that Is wallaba says: articles, for n«wepM>en and mag been able to do painting so much X, boiled, pickled i£i II Seraral weeka ago Atty. George are' unable to ' obtain credit from azines. A t the time he wee notified T E U M l S-BBM either. It bAsn’t got anything but 1 Father Michigan Priaon, haa this explana "Some 1,350,000 people depend n BAST OENTEB ST. cheaper than anybody else Is be an old lamp. \ or preserved 1 Royster realgned the poat be- local banka. of hie parole he waa sending out 0 Afflrmative tion for tha anthuaiaam of prison upon the Wilkea-Barre center for AMBULANCE SERVICE cause I am a bachelor and do not 14 (Soddess of IS Encourage ' 42 Genus of ^auae, aa he aald, "Since I am The release of the .pipe and an average of three articles a week votes Inmates in donating blood: needed blood, donated by prisoneni need to make a profit for the main the moon 20 Ceremony ducks running for the office of First pumping equipment by the Fed for outside publications. tenance of a wife and children. It A Washington physician was I 10 Stinging of the Lewisbtirg Federal Peniten- It Storehouses IS Aromatic 44 Saury Selectman 'on the DemocraUe tick eral Civil Defense Administration "The opportunty to perform a Uary.” Lowrry waa sentenced from is now my duty to inform the pub once walking on Connecticut inetet 16 Greek letter 11 Lamprey plant 45 Hindu queen et, I feel-1 should resign fpr the (F C D A ) was announced by Ben. community aervice, in the form of Araa and regional directors Detroit In April 1964 for eeehing lic that this ad'vantage will shortly Avenue with his five-year-old son IT Pillar 4S Lohengrin's good o f the bench and the party." Buah’*(R-Conn.). fisherman 11 Essential blood donationa, provides t h e a a across the country agree that a a ISO forged cherk. be withdrawn, as I am about to be when they were obliged to atop 19 Viper .bride The new deputy Judge, was bom at a aide Street to await the pass 11 Fondles being The equipment which conalata of constant flow to blood banks might Prior to hia arreat in Detroit, mailed. You will therefor^ do 10 Crapes are 10 Fruit part 48 Powerful here, attended local schools and men with a feeling that they are well to send in your orders at once ing o f funeral piocSssion. IS Onager two 1,500 gallon pumps and seven otherwdaa he depleted were it not Low ry served five Jell terms in ---- to make IS Hail! explosive learned his law degree at the still a part of society. The youngster had never seen 20 Flower parts milea of 8-inch steel pipe, la to be for the donors Inside priaon wells. (Tanada for :heck forgqry. They for the old rate.” I wine 37 Shifts 40 Era Jnlversity of Conn. Ripley la a vet- anything of the kind. His eyes 11 Seal anew turned over to the State Agricul "You can’t prepare a man for ranged from 8 to 16 montiia. 14 Professions « Click-beetle 30 Small Island 51 Summer leran o f World W ar I I and la cur- ture Commission today. It has been a place In the community when CXINVIOT GETS JOB Samuel L. Clemens (Mark widened. Pointing to the hearse, IT Makes halt A native o f Windsor, Ont., the 11 Challengers 40 In a line (Fr.) Irently employed by Aetna Ufa held at Torrington since the 1955 he ia deprived from participating Twain) spent much time in New he asked. 11 Funeral Jackson, Mich., Aug. 15 Ut)—A 42-year-ol4 ixnvry will Join '’hie 14 Indian 41 Wheys of 52 Writing llnaurance Co. He has held the floods for emergency water supply in the good works of that society. Orleans, since, as a river pilot, Son - Dad, what is that? noticos implement convict at Southern MicMgan pris 10-yeer-old daughter in Vancouver. measure milk I post o f assistant prosecutor, In and fire fighting use. Being a blood donor helps priaon he traveled up and down the Doctor— That my son. Is a ! 11 Oet up on ia achaduled to walk Out Friday She has been living yrith friends ■which A tty. Robert J. Hale will Bush said David A. Clarke, sec Inmates feel that they still ’be Mississippi from 18A7 to 1801. mistaken diagnosis. II Caterpillar ■replace him. with a parols to pursue a career during hie conflnemenL T ~ r “ r - L 1 r " r " 18 retary of the Connecticut Farm long’." he begzui behind tha prison walls; Twenty-one years later, he re hairs. r I The new asslatant proaecutor PINE Bureau Assn., requested hla help In Although he never haa been in lated many ei^tertaining accounts There isn’t any map which 14 Taut I was graduated from Trinity Ool- In some prisons donors are re li 1 obtaining use. of the pipe. Clarke side a newspaper, office, Don Low’-’ of the city In IJfe on the shows the road to success. You St Greek lege in 1943. A fter serving in the warded with entertainment pro 1 I ■aid many exhausted irrigation ry ia going to a job aa rewrite PHARMACY .MhMiaaIppl. have to make it .vourself. gravestone B ] A lf Force, he entered Yale to ob- grams, movies and stage shows M4 Oaator 8t— T»L BO B^Bil M Turned away ponda could be replenished from for their support of the program. man on a Vancouver, B.C., news GENERAL Itai'n his law degree. Hale la a paper. Johnnie, aged 4, appeared at his Policeman - - How did this ac 15 Splinters r “ T 1 1 I former resident of Manchester, rivers throvigh use of pipe exten Some states give dbnora five father's study door clasping in cident happen? ''40 King of i I 1 I where he was a charter member of sions and auxiliary pumping. days extra "good time" aa a re- He never had written for pub T V SERVICE PINE LENOX his hands a foreign-looking .chick Judah (Bib.) P S miaaion of aentenea. In other pri lication until he arrived at South .Motorist My wife fell asleep in j »• the Toastmasters Club and a past Onya M M A OaB which had stra.ved from a nelgh- the back seat. 41 Obaerva Cafeterias were eatabliahcd In sons there la no incenUve. ether ern Michigan Prison three 'yean B Ik 8 vira president' of the Rxchange Nights 92sw3 Pins Parte PHARMACY . — i — ♦4 Priority CTub. A t present he ia an inheri New York <31ty in 1885. A t first than a feeling of having helped. and four months ago to serve 3 to (preflK) they served only men; no women T E L. M I S-S48* m B. Oeator 8L—MI 9-MN i tance tax attorney for the state, Dr. Gordon D. Bell, medical di 14 years .for check forgery. . MR. TW|5EI)Y ' BY NED RIDDLE 4T Loasohotd r ~ B were allowed to enter. 'M 1 I and has law offices In Hartford. rector of the IVilkea-Barre, Pa., Shortly after arrival, he began’ OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith M a j o r h o o p l e right 1 SO Abrogate f t Memorial Maas . p Tomorrow morning, on' the fifth IfclU (SOT THE DROP on AtE, AMOS. U Citrus fruit i p ’ M Afterparts r anniversary of the death of tha OL'BOV.'BE-EN AW FUL $ Rev. Joaeph D. Caaey, there will be fO K SMAME.JAICE/TRY- of boats. R w IN® to ®ELL th o s e f S A D l a t e l y THlNk^iN' W HAT I a solemn high Maas said for him A BOOMDER t WAS--HOTHIM' St Oiuipate ftJARDERS A ue^lU/Vt M Abstract 1 li r r 8 ^ 8 ^ at 3t. Paul's Catholic Church at 7 SWIFT'S PREMIUM But r e g r e t s .'— A L L aav • a m. Before the pariahea were AtlMg.'--. EfiAD'^LL ’/OUR beings i i 1 bO/HOOD d r e a m s T U R N E D separated. Father .Casey had been ilPE RURSUIN® TH£ e a s y , / rr P i 9 1 To ASH ES.' W ELL, SI R . 1 'AA. DOWN pastor of both 8t. Paul’s and SL 5 DOLLAR,THE SET-RicM- ouick f a v e , f o r e v e r GONNA r e p e n t AN ' REFORIW I Catch breath rr 8 Augustine’s. CHI5ELIN6.NEVER AM FROM HEREON IN--- coovulfively Isimber Co. ReSmilda “What Mnd of a vaection ia this— nothing to do but u II HONKT DAV'^ WoRx!.'- J IS T w a t c h / I ’LL B E A 1 Shothoncan ' A disaster story with a happy Indiana F A T H E R r e a l b o y s c o u t , HONIST, ait around and rtat!” ending. Is now taking form, with WOULD BRA^E AM' l o y a l .' the oon&truction of the Capitol SLUSH IF HE 7 / - (^ty Lumber Co.’s new moderniS' kNEvO THIS tic building. PRISCILLA’S POP It’ll Soak In BY AL VERMEER Since the disaati'uua fire in the F A P / f spring, which destroyed company I KEEP FORGETTINGg T' 0OTTS WAS MOVED b\iildinga not one day of binsiness '^OH. BOV.'K has been lost. Work has )>een ear , 'WWAT AN s J 7 ^ ned on in rustic outbuildings. Now Who ? ? Me ! 1 (OPPORTUNITY at a coat of between 117.'),000 and 1 1 .50,000, the project of reconstruc Carol Burnett, 24, still doesn’t believe she’s been hit by T V ’s tion la underway and will be com lightning. But a few- nights back she stepped before a mike and pleted within two months. The new sang a song entitled "1 Made a Fool of Myself over John Foster, building will be of cement blocks Dulles.’’ Aa the flrat results of her broadcast of the song M iss'' with large areas of glass set In Burnett has her initial recording contract, a aeries o f television uprights of sluminum, scroas the appeurances and a number of sundry appearances. Carol’s re- front. acUon: " I t can’t be me, it can’t be me." And the Secretary FVom the first floor office and himself has asked for a recording of the song. (A P Wirephoto). ■ale's room, a circular staircase will lead to the mezzanine, where there B-ir will be extensive displays of hard- "I noh'c* you don't st«ih to h«v« 4h« p«p about tbit ,war9g''.Y(ipo
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PAGB srxTEBy ICAKC^tESTSB EVENING HERALD» MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1957 UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN« THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN Major Leagtio Floyd Doesn’t Know Rademachei* s t o Legion Ni :L e o d e rs = American LtMunie Batting (Based on 250 at bats) But He’ll Gladly Take His Check — Williama, Boston, .390; Mantle, New York, .382 Fox, Chicagoi .321; Boyd, BalUmora, ,320; Weodling, Kent, Wash. ( N ^ ) —Pet* Rad* f th* My* th* pUcld oh*m -t Her* PatUnMa do«a hia read. Softball L ea g u e Big Bob Neil Pitches macher may be an amateur, but he plon, "but after talking with him Buhl Cleveland, .817. work in'-v* tha early ssewsssaas*morning mssss#and Gains First Win Run* — Mantle, New York, 100; definitoly put Floyd Pattareen in Cu* 1* convinefid thatt hene helieve* D'Amato pop* off at night wi bis Ends 19,57 Season William*, Boston and Sievers th* mor* important money. he can lick me. So ar* *om* other*, *favorite------si’bject-the------■" ‘IntemaUoaal vtor • Washington. 78; Fox, C3iicago, 77; With Rocky Marciano in retire I gu**(. They put up 3250,000. Boxing a u b and the ervU forces 6-1 Triumph at Nebo ‘T il fight Rademacher just like detrimental to the game. Over Wally Fortin, program direc Plersall, Boston. 75. ment, there didn't seem to be much Cincinnati Reds Runs Baited In — Mantle, New In sight in the way of profitable I’d fight anybody el*e.” Meanwhile, the fantasy that 1* tor for the Recreation Depart Snlietaatlal Sort sending Rademacher against th* ment. announced ear^y this York. 83; Sievers, Washington, employment for Patterson, The re The Manchester American Legion Juniors came up with 81; Wertz, Cleveland, 78; Skow hash with Hurricane Tommy Jack- Floyd eaema to cmieider balding heavyweight champion in hi* firat New York, A ur. 15 (/P)— While the Milwaukee Braves have morning that there would be their 12th victory of the season against four losses and a Pete a ■iibsUntlal sort—at the profoselonal stArt receives mor# 5 ■ no playoffs this season In the ron. New York, 74; Willtem* and son—and then whatT been building a nine-game streak for a 7’ ..,-game bulge in the tie as they downed Wethersfield 6-1 behind the sturdy four- Jensen, Boston, 72. It' waa here that the audaciotu bank particularly, and tauide the publicity than any other ftght la Rrc Soffhall Is>ague and that ring. Only veteran trainer Dan this generation. National League race, look what’s happened to' the New the scheduled meeting of man hit pitching of Bob Neil at Mt. Nebo last night Hit* Mantle, New 'V'drk, 143; Rademacher started letting prece York Yankees. Their lead is down to 41.} games and their Fox, Chicago, 141; Maizone, Bos dents. He not only suggested this Florle reflects the attitude of the With nearly everybody rapping agers tonight has been can In gaining his second win in'* boxing man in regard to Rade- the production as a mismatch, pro pitching »tsff. once considered* celed. three starts, the Manchester right- ton, 183; William*. Boston. 137; match, but he personally raised the "unbesLiiWe", is hurlin'. Gardner. Baltimore, 128. 3250,000 guarantee foi^ Patterson. machsr. mpter Jack Hurley contbiuea to "Since Hose Co. No. 3 for- hander rejfiatered seven strikeouts 'T m anxious to f *t a look at the sell tickets As though h* war* gjv« W'hitey FV)rd. the erstwhile Yan felterl for the second time last to tie teammate Clyde Richard for Doubles — Mlnoso, Chicago, 27; Now all Pete has to do is fight at Gardner, Baltimore and Kaline, burnt’ Dan say*. ing thern away. - - ' . T - = i kee ace. and Don (Perfect, Gamei night the Firemen were auto the club leadership with 23. Sick's Stadium in Seattle on. Aug. Larsen both had the miseries as Detroit, 25; Maizone ahd Wil 22, Rademachtr may be a simon- Hurley,haa so many rsqueueats matically dropped from the Wethersfield’s lone tally wa.s only pure, but ha la the target of a from other states that he profeasea Boston's third place Red,, Sox league, thus leaving only three liams, Boston, 24. Round Figure rapped New York 6-4 yesterday, the fourth eariied run given up by Triple* — Boyd, Baltimore and highly professional antourage at to be seriously considering asking ' 't TtSi ■ . team eligible for the playoffa Nell in 26 Innings this season. This not only gave others Ideas, Kent, a farming center ot 5,000 GoV. Albert Roselllni to .call out opening the door for Chicago's sec which 1 believe haie no mean McDougaM, Simpson and Bauer. but enabled Manager Cus D'Amato ond place White Sox to whittle the S<-ored Early New York. 7; NIeman, Baltimore, people 18 mil** south of Seattle. the National Guard and protect th# ing ns of now," Fortin ex to establish a round figure as a There are eleven in the Patter State of Washington againat invad .. i t i '' ■ • t'®' Yankee lead. plained. The locals won the game in the and Aparlclo, Chicago, 6. price fdr a crack at the crown. It And for a change, the White son party, including two trainers, ing customers. Plans are' now < being made opening franie as they scored three CHURCH LEAGUE Home Run*—Mantle, New York, now develops that Patterson can Sox didn't hoot it beating Cleve 82; Williama, Boston, 31; Sievers. sparring partners Bob Woodall and for the Rer .\||-Stars to meet times. Dick Kaclnskl's two-nin Tom Corcoran's masterful one- have another 3260,000 for exposing Wilson Hannibal, a press agent land S-3 as Dick Donovan won his the Church ls‘ague .\II-Stara triple sparked the early uprising. hl^ pishing performance enabled Washington. 30; Wertz and Cols- his features to Zora Folly in Phoe 13th and hia flfth in a row. vito, Cleveland and Zernial, Kan and a lawyer, tha latter brought Rccniilmg Erils ■M- and the Rockville ,511-Stars in Bob Daigle idd the winners' eight- Mai Tool to easily defeat First nix, Ariz. along"'to see that the 3250,000 waa In the N L." Milwaukee again a series of games at Robertson hit attack with two singles in National Stprea No. 135, 13-1 at sas City, 20. And President Fulgenclo Batista, clobbered Cincinnati, winning 13-.3 Park. Stolen Bs)ies — Aparido. Chi properly transferred from Colum Storrs, Aug, IS (15—High school three trips to the plate. Wethers Charter Oak Park laat night. eager to get the minds of trades bus, Go., to a Seattle bank. roaches and parents are to blame aa Bob Buhl, the righthander who The victory moved the Machiniate cago, 17; Mantle, New York, 15; men and touristi off revolutionary beat Brooklyn's champs eight field infietdci' Bud Gianette had Under professional supervision, for some of the evOs in recruiting two of the losers' four safeties Into a fourth place tie with Tem- Rivera, Chicago, 13; Pllarclk. threats in Cuba, will practically times last year, beat the Redleg.s Baltimore, and Minoso, Chicago, the citiseha of Kent pitched out college athletes,' Ed Hickey, head Manchesler catcher Dick A very*’!,® ®.®**’ »«ason end- let Patterson dame the purse for door and indoor' training quarters basketball coach and director of for the first time in a five-year 12. a joust with the native Nino Valdes career. played a superb defensB-e gam e,! ^ P 'f''" " K*’?!* for Patterson, using a cement ten athletics at the University of tt. n(.( i *•*''** clubs will be played at Pitching (Based on 10 decisions) in Havana. Tops In I.a«gtie l^hrow (ng oUt three WethersBeld Robertson Park, Friday. Mai • Narleski. Cleveland, 9-2, .808; nis court in ths city ^ r k and a Louis, said yesterday. He said As for this one, Pattersoi^ has junior high schpol gym. The rinjing some parents and coaohss encour It was Buhl's 16lh (tops in the bascrunners on attempted base.pool’s 13-hlt atUck wai led by Donovan, Chicago. 13-3, .813; Dlt- no compunction against putting the league and matching Chicago's mar. New York, 8-2, .800; Bun he park Is the 18-footer I iIm age young athletes to bargain with *‘ *’’ *®- ] Dick Kiewlenski who banged out f lug on Rademacher, who has never the fight wlU b* held. colleges. Instead of m “pow much Billy Pierce in the ALl and The victory waa the second of a. home run. double and single, ning, Detroit. 14-4, .778; Grim, had a professionkl fight or boxed TKI) WILLIAMS Lofided with Fish o^n I get attitude?" These youhg* seventh in a row. But while the the season for the silk town Le-1 Harold Carlson, Jim Stebbins and New York, 10-3, .769. more than three rounds. Like near All savs tha attorney, Edwin S. 39-year-old ace now has beaten stars should want to us* their ath gionnaircs over Wethersfield. On,' BUI Wallace each had two hits for Strikeouts — Wynn, Cleveland, ly everybody else In boxing, Patter Sebweig. ot New York, are quar letic'ability as A mean'* to'A gOod every team in the league in one Banks with two out In '.h» sixth. July 28. Manchester wo'n 8-6 in a i the winners. Ray Gorsky had the 150; Pierce, Chicago, 124, Bun son or anyone else associated with tered in a 10-room summer home education, Hickey said. He n ok e season for the first time, he still Covington Greeted After Belting Grand Slammer — Ended the Kally American I,4eagne contest played here. Last week the losers' only hit in the third frame. ning, Detroit, 122; Johnson, Balti him has never seen Rademaiher five miles hack in the woods on a at the 12th annuAl Coaones Otele hasn't pitched a complete game Mai Tool .. 032 350 0—13-13-1 more, 109; Foytack, Detroit, 104.. The Jtiodgers almost l.lcw a 7-1 w Wea Covington, right, Milwaukee leftflelder, is ahnwn being greeted at the plate after hitting a two teams played to a 3-3 tie in box even in a gymnasium. : hill evsrloeklng Star Lake, which at the University of Conhecttoit, against Cincinnati. lead built 'tin homers bv Gil L Prt. GB Wethersfield. Flnasts.1.35 001 000 0— 1 -1-3 National League New Ynrk . . . .73 39 .652 . . grand slam homer in the ninth inning of game with Redlega last night. Scoring ahead of him "I wouldn't know Rademacher is loaded with black bass and attended by ITS coaches, mostly While the Braves breezed, sec Hodges, Elmer Valo and Don were Ed Mathewa, 41. left. Frank Torro, 14. and Hank Aaron. Shown greeting Covington is Bob Corcoran and Kiewienskl; La- Batting (Based on 250 at bate) if 1 bumped into him walking'down trout. from high school*. -. ond place St. Louis was bopped 3- auuttgK ...... ofi 43 .613 4 'l Monrhritter (R) Forge and Maltempo. Zimmer. The Giants scored five Hazle, 12. former Cincinnati Redleg. (AP Wjrephotoi,. . fib 1' h IK> A — Aaron, Milwaukee. .333: Musial, 1 by the Chicago Cubs. The Cardi B oston ...... 61 .■>1 12 f rbi . St. Louis and Groat, Pittsburgh. in the seventh before Ed Roebuck, *’f ...... 3 3 2 1 M 1 in t e r .mf.d i a t E l e a g u e nals now have lost eight in a row Baltimore . . . . . 5.*> ."iS .495 17'i Banaviicr. 3b . . . . 2 2 1 6 0 ft ft! Bantly Oil withstood a four-run .329; Robinson. Cincinnati and who lost the night . before ' on D etroit...... — their longest slump in 10 years, relief, ended the rally and pro . . 55 .57 .491 18 Rpim. 98 ...... T~T A 0 0 1 0 ilast-inning rally to defeat' Nassiff Mays, New York, .327. aeveland . .. , . 53 60 Mi*rr#*r. 3b n 1 1 0 0 i Third place Brooklynkl Just d|d tected rookie Danny McDevltl's .469 20'i Saimend. If ... 3 0 0 n 0 ft ft Arms 6-5 st West Side Oval Runs Aaron, Milwaukee, 89; manage to break a three-game Kan.sss City . . .42 71 .372 31 KACin-'kl. lb . .... 3 0 1 3 .0 ft 2 laat night. On the strength of two Mays, New York, 82; Blasin- sixth victory asalnst one defeat, Abe Almost Received Six Per Cent noh»Tt». rf ... __ 3 0 0 skid.' beating the New York Giants Ray Crone lost it. Giant Willie Washington . . .42 72 .368 32 2 ft ft a ' game, St. Louts, 81; Mathews, Thurada.v's .Schedule Av<»ry. c ...... H 1 9 3 ft ft 7-6 and climbing within one per Mays was hitless ,for the first Nfil- p ...... y.iL-z 0 1 . 0 0 ft ft nets went into the final frame Milwaukee. 78; Robinton.__ CSn:. centage point of the Cards. time in 20 games. New York at Boston. 2 p'.m.— - -- _ . ..w _ . . cinnatl, 77. Totals ...... 24 6 R21 4 -1 Last place Pittsburgh whipped The Pliate.s counted three tin- Turldy (9-3) vs, Nixon i9-7l. For Return Fight with Joe Lbuis 3’ with only a one-run margin. Dana Runs Batted In — Aaron. Mil Philadelphia 10-3, leaving the fifth earned runs in the first against Chicago at Cleveland. 2 p.m.— Wethernfiel^ (ri Cannon pitched two-hit ball for waukee, 88; Musial. St. Louis, 87; place Phillies 11 games behind. loiier Oirt Simmons (11-8) and Harshraan J7-6) v.s. Moss) (8-7). nb r h po a p rbl' Crowe, Cincinnati, 77; Mays, New In the other AL games. Balti Detroit at Kansas C3ly. 3:30 p.m.' Morriifttp, ns .... 3 i> i 2 0 1 1; batsmen. Jim Meacham had both Boxers in Need of Boy Scout wound up with 17 hits off six ■ Westbmw", N.Y. oPi—If Abe ft York, 74; Hodges, Brooklyn and more defeated Washington 4-2 Trout. 3h ...... 3 0 0 2 2 ft hits, 'a single and triple. Joe pitchers. Vern Law was the win — Bunning (14-4i vs. Urban (1-2). Simon were fighting today he I.nnd»'r8. cf ...... 3 0 1 2 0 Ennis, St, Louis, 69. and Detroit beat Kansas City 7-4 Only Games Scheduled Ruiihforth. !>» . ).... .3 0 0 4 ft ft' TwaroniU and Ai Gates paced the Featherweights Davey Moore, left, and 'Victor Manuel Quijano, ner, going ail the way for a 9-7 would be a rich man. But Ab* riglit. seem to need a boy scout to untie them in the seventh Hits — Aaron, Milwaukee, 148; as Prank Lary won hia first since Wednesday'* ycsiilta Sipwan. n i...... 3 t> 0 i) n 0 ft w’inners with two safeties each and .Schoendienst, Milwaukee, 147; June 13. record. fought before fights were televised. 3b ...... 3 0 2 J 0 0 ' round of^their 10 round match in the Onondaga County War Me Gus Triandos' two-run homer in Boston 6. New York 4. Simon had 58 fights and all he c ...... 3 0 0 A 0 ft 0 Robinion, Cincinnati, 144; Musial, Left In Second fUvnor. rf »> ft n ft ft ‘ the victors' runs. The contest was morial here last night. Sixth ranking Moore of Springfield, the sixth 'did it, for the Orioles Chicago 8. Cleveland » (Night). earned wss I28.000.' Tommy 0 0 St. Louis, 142; Maya, New York, Ford, the stubby southpaw who If .... 0 1 0 0 ft 0. Ohio, managed to untangle himself enough to take a spilt de 140. with . Rookie Brooks Robinson Detroit 7. Kan.saa Chty 4 (Night), (Hurricane) Jackson got 360.000 -wA. cision from the fast moving Mexican.' (AP W irephoto).' BrooklyiCs Zimmet Zooms Low led the Tknks with 19 victories Baltimore 4, Washington 2 Totai...... Doubles — Musial, 8t. Lbult, 81; adding his first major league home when he , was stopfcd by he^x^y- Maticlreiner ...... nil ^ Ij Nassiff Arms (3-8) will close Frl- last a(MM»o%.'i^:-le-.7-4,...)ea'Vbig lb. niii, Hec -Brpwn' wipn ;A «dtb- Pete fNigJ^) ^ -w'etg^.i^azfqaion ,^oyd ,Palte)i^M>.j] Hoak, Cincinnati, 27; Schoen- ' -Bon the aecpnfl?j,Sif&ig 'with a'''UiT(t>br.: ■ - ■ ■■dieflstj-^Miiwaukee, ’Spent«r’,‘’""NlH(r : — ^tlme o f things during live-run nilly by.OUnU- in seventh Innihg Ramos the ib’ser. - ^ ' - ‘J^rktejf’n SdieduJe,Tv'AVi:r;, "I received-)4#;000 for the si^l 'iW ■■ 28. bing'" left shpulder. It was a Lar>’. who led (he AL, with 21 Bo.ston at Washington. 8 p.m. t)AlRt# 3. Av^ry: LOB, ManchrNtfr i. sav -ste — The Yorkrwtjjfct-vssbUcbee, 'o f gsme yesterday. - At top hehlta ground as umpire Vie Del- pulled shoulder that sidelined him ond fight with Joe.Louis in 1942," NaMiffs . 26, victories last , season, gained s Baltimore at New York, 8:15 WVlh^r^fkM 5; BB. NVil 3. 5: Cannon and PonUcelli; Cain and fi: tnore nilas ball is fair on dmble by Hank Bauer. At bottom he from May 21 to July 1. p.fn. say* Siuion, "b u t kept only 37,500 SO. NVU 7 Bt^wart 2; WP. Rt^warl; - Triple* — Maya, New York, 15; goes down agkin as double hy Daryl Spencer whlazes by. Giant 5-15; record after losing eight in a becauile I had a 50-50 contract U, Bolduc-Wltlkn: Senr^^r, PM^riion.' > Lovett. Larseai. 6-4. complained of a 'Chicago at Detroit. 9:15 p.m I Bruton, Milwaukee, 9; Snt'dcr, . - '. rally ttU short and DOdgeni won 7 to 6. (A P Wirephoto). chronic "tender” shoulder after row.. He won with nn eight- with the late Jimmy Johnston. " hitter while AJ Kaline hit his Cleveland at Kansaa Ctty, 10 Big Fight Easiest Part Brooklyn, Schoendienst. Milwau pitching his seven innings. He gave p.m, • Louis got 345,882 for that fight kee, Thomaon, New York, Ash- up only three hits, but one was a fourth home run in three games but donated It to the Army Re I and two days -fo f a total of 13. bum, and Bouchee, Philadelphia three-run homer by Ted William's, National I.«ague lief Fund. Since the gate was I Mike Hif^ffuis Angered hy Talk and Virdon, Pittsburgh, T. his Slat, that hoisted the Red Sox W L Pet, GB 3132.431, Simon's take hoifi* pi^y / Milwaukee. . ..70 Of the Deal for Wife Home Rune — Aaron, Milwau Coaching No Big Deal into a commanding 5-0 lead in the. 42 .625 actually was less than 6 per cent kee, 32; Snider, Brooklyn, 29; second. St. Louis . . . . .62 49 .559 These days a fignler gets at Brooklyn .... Of Duel Between Top Sluggers Crowe, Cincinnati, 28; Maya, Naw Relief pitcher "Tommy Byrne Davev Moore ..63 50 .558 7 'i least 34,000 If he makes the na (EDITOR’S NOTE: Margaret'‘ 'professionaI fight doesn’t happen York, 26; Banka, Chicago auid also has been ailing, while young Cincinnati ... ..61 51 .545 .9 tionally televised Wednesday or Sutton Rademacher was the wife every day. (In fact, acrxirdtng to Musial, St. Louis, 25. 3.T SUPER.CUSHIONS To Navy’s Ed Erdelatz Johnny Kucka hasn't completed a Philadelphia . . .59 53 .527 11 Friday nijfht programs. Simon Botifon, Aug. ,15
—Ted Williams, like old man river. Just of an Army lieutenant stationed some, there ought to be a law New York . . . Stolen Bases—Mays, New York, game , since June 6 for the Yank Awarded Win . .51 63 .447 20 earned leas than 3500 a fight. keeps rolling along in the American League batting derby. Micitey St Fort Benning this spring. Her against it!) 32; Gilliam, Brooklyn. 18; Temple, Chicago ...... \ staff. And with Bobby Shantz (9-3) . .41 .69 .373 28 Ha* No Regrets Mantle and his New York Yankee teammates have been remimled husband, 29-year-old Peter, of Peter then pointed out that he Cincinnati, 16; Fernandez, Phila Chicago (KE^)—This was right^time. All I want to know is their Pittsburgh .. .. .41 71 .366 29 of that fact. Just as Mantle W’a i applying the pressure, Williams winless since June 23. Bob Turley Syracuse, N, Y., Aug. 1.5 "I would hai . done better as Grandview'. Wash., was the Olym was taking this fight for Youth delphia and Blasingame, St. Louie, after the football Gianta had sub pattern of play." (9-3); reliever Bob Grim (10-3).., Thursday's Schedule hit a three-run homer and a single •;------:------pic heavyweight champion. But Unlimited. This is an organljcation 14. . By afternoon, he might get "I didn't punch real good. That Brooklyn at New York, 1:,30 pm f laborer,laborer," says Abe. "But"‘But I have GOOD.^^^11 merged the Ctdleg^AU-Stars, and Tom Sturdivant (10-6) and Art Mexican Boy confused me with his in three trips yesterday. ' ’ ' 1 discharge from serivee was to which was started by Mike Jen Pitching (Based on 10 decisions) around to seeing and grading Sat DiUnar (8-2) have been the big Drvadale (10-6) vs. B arclay''"'’ '‘*8''ets. Boxing did plenty for His efforts spearheaded a 6-41 bring a life of apple farming home nings, Who owns a snorting goods Schmidt, St. Louis, 10-1; .909; a bunch (g coaches werg^ huddled urday's films. 'Then practice and southpaw tactics." me, I met people andenyade many T i r o voluo unmotchod ot guns. But only Turley and Grim (6-7)'. ■“* ...... Boston triumph over the Yanks and in Washington or, perhaps, youth and apparel store in (jolumbus. Sanford, Philadelphia, 15-4, ,789; over a tablecloth at Gibt^'s in the 5:30 it's home to wife and kids So spoke Davey Moore, the 129 St. Louis at Chicago. 2:30 p.m,— friends throughout the sports pulled him eight percentage points Local Sport heart of the Loop. have been consistent. pound Springfield, Ohio feather world." work. He la a man who haa a deep and Buhl. Milwaukee. 16-6. .727; Jack- this rock-bottom i»rt<«l for the . entire ataff. No night Williams was 2-for-3 and pu^ hia Jones (0-61 vs. Drabowaky (8-10). Abe Simon, 44. former heavyweight contender who twice met Joe ahead of Mantle In their struggle But it didn't work out that way All except Navy'a Eddie EMe- weight challenger, after his 10- Simon, who works day* for a Ixiiiis. la ahnwn watching the hamees crowd at Roosevelt Race abiding interest in youth that eon, St. Louis, 12-6, .776; Podrea, meetings, no looking at films end- average at .390. eight points bet Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. for the AL batting leadership. st all. Instead. Mrs. Rademacher goes beyond the usual vague con Brooklyn - and Acker, Cincinnati, lata, -who was bent toward the: Jeaaiy-to spot minute mistakes...... round split decision over Victor liquor distributor and nights aa way where he is a detective. “This la a cinch compared to fight Chatter honky-tonk piano. lending hia ter than Yankee MIckev Mantle, Manuel Quijano, 130, " of Mexico -Spahn (12-8) vs. Jeffcoat (9-8). But Red Sox Manaiirer Mike Hig now sits with her three^year-old cern most feel. 9-5, .643. Couple of years ago. Eddie de- who was l-for-4. Tom Brewer won Only Games Scheduled. a detective at Roosevelt Race ing l.xiiila," aaya 248-pnund .Simon, gins is angered by talk of a Wtl- daughter. Susan, and waits for her Hungarian tenor to an riah mel I Ctiy, in the War Memorial last I knew that Mike and Pete had Strikeouts —r Sanford, Phila 9 5 tectb4^ an opposing tackle who i his 14th, but needed relief in the Wednesday's Resalte way's 320 million trad:. looks llams-Mantle duel. husband to get into the ring for ody. Winding up for a high note, liight. V older than his 44 yeau-s but Insists POIJCE A FIRE of the Amer been planning together about delphia, 142; Drott, Chicago, 135; he winked and ^inted toward the tipped off plays by his stance. He ninth aa New York out-hit Boston Brooklyn 7, New York 8. Simnion'a bulk made it tough* Britain, Tommy Hitchcock. Gene Being Overdone ican Little League will practice his first pi-ofessional fight — Youth 'Unlimited for some time and Haddix, Philadelphia. 133; Jones, 4jr*s1S keyed the^ entire Navy defense 15-6. It was a sparkling fight and the Chicago 3, St. Louis 1. the Kigxntic proportions to which against Floyd Patterson, the other coaches, who were furiously he matured are hereditary.' He for him to hurt Louis although hr "Dinney and Bernard Oimbel. "If this were the last wepk of tomorrow night at 5:30 at Waddell if the Fatteraun fight had a tie-in St. Louie, 110, Friend, Pittsburgh, to tt. Wanting to make sure his I-ost .Sixth in Row slim crowd of 1,096 who paid JL- heavyweight champion. 106. scribbling hieroglyphics on Gib- Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia S say* pituitary gland trouble'start did close Joe's eye in the first the season I'd be Interested." Hig Field. All players are urged to re with their plans it was apparent pigeon played,- Eddie whispered 885 liked it immensely judging by (Night). "They formed a syndicate called It is a tight that has amazed the to me that arguing was not only bya best linens. “ They're just put The White Sox, who ixailed by ed to hit him "at 15. His slight fight. Abe weighed 255'j in 16'j "The White Hope. Inc.." recalls gins said. "But. I think the whole port. to the other coa<^ before the the applause after the scrappers Milwaukee 13. Cincinnati sports world and here, in the first senseless, but wrong. ting on an act," he smiled. seven itlne days ago but have been closed off the fireworks. limp, he says, is the result of an size shoes when he met Louis a Simon, now a Bsyiide -resident thing Is being overdone." Coaching, insists Erdelatz. should game, “ Good luck.^- Great tackle 6-2 since to the Yankees’ 3-4, ham (Night). second time. They packed Madison MORl.ARTY BROS, entertain of three dispatches written ex So when it all came out, that 6.00 X 16 for older modal* you got over there ip Np, 78. Sure Little Difference arthritic hip. with his w)fe Rita Siebel and two "Look," added the mild-manner clusively for NEA Service, she of Plymouth*, Fords, Chov. be a 9-S propoeltlon with a maxi mered 14 hits, including three Friday's Schedule "I missed a tackling dummy in Sqiiar* Garden. children. Kathleen. 14, and Alfred, ed Texan. "By all rights Mantle Simabur.v Sunday afternoon in a night, I found that the Patterson Jockey Seeks mum five-day. week. What you wish we didn't have to face him home runs, to beat Early Wynn For Quijano, 23-year-old Mexi Cincinnati at C3ilcago 2:30 p.m. tells of how this fight came about. bout had been on Peter's mind today." V high school lootball practice;" It was atopprn In the itxth 12. ".Timmy Bronson, who trained ought to be walking away with the Farmln^on Valley League contest relots, Noshoi, ond Studs- can't do then isn't going to help (13-13) as the Indiana lost their can, making his U.S. ring debut New York at Phlladalphia; 8 p.m ' at Mt. Nebo. The following Sun And why she thinks it's fine). since hia return form the Olympics. You won't. He's hurt." saya Simon who now weighs 248 round but nobody wanted to take Tunney. was my trainer and I batting honors. He has the legs boksrt anyway. sixth in a row, Jim Rivera, who after 78 pro bouts at home, the (Preceded by completiibn of May 28 pounds. "I’ve got aciatica, too. but the blame for stopping it," says Used to work out in .lock snd speed to beat out hits on close day. August 25, the Oilers play By MBS. PETER RADEMACHER When he talked it oyer with Mike Third National No Wondering -- change seemingly made little dif . Monastle Seriuaidn has driven in seven runs with three suspended game). I can't blama any of my ailmenU Simon. "I wasn't hurt, not even Whitne.v’a indoor tennis courts on playa and it 13 years younger than host to league-leading Granby in Written for NEA Service Jennings, it seemed to fit in with ference. their plans, The idea waa fantastic Thia violates the precept that Nights, EMdie watches television homers in two days, and Minnie Pittsburgh vs. Brooklyn at Jer on boxing. I had cancer of the marked. Referee Eddie Joseph hia Manhasset estate. Ted. the league finale. Both games will like you and me and falls asleep Mlnoso locked it up with- homers sey a ty . 8 p.m. start at 2:30. Tuesday night, also Grandview, Wash, — (NEA) — —but only because it had peyer Riding Grown with the advent of August, cbach- Unable to apeak or understand groin but my doctor operated and said the knockdown timer, Jimmy Paid All Expenses It was just like any other spring during the commercial. Soundly, in thp third off Wynn. Donovan English, the slim, blackhaired St. Louis at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. "Wllllama Is 38. He hasn’t got at Nebo. Coach Johnny Hedlund’s been done before. 3-T DeLuxe er'a wives go into monastic seclu caught it in time." Crowley, counted me nut. but the legs he once had morning in Columbus. Ga., and the too. No circles and squares cross also hbuiered while giving nine pugilist started fast and gave the Jimmy said he only reached the "The s.vndicate dropped mOf club will meet- Hamilton Stan Peter thou.qht It could be done New York, Aug 15 (Ah—iWillle sion while their husbands spend The recent beating’ Jackson after adverse publicity when 1 lost ‘.Duel? What are they talking mailman came around and left their days and nights and week before his eyes, no, wondering hits, all singles. The veteran right rough and ready Moore plenty of look at the hands of Patterson count of nine. dard in a benefit game for the and so dit Mike. When they went Hartack, rapidly pulling away SUPER-eUSHIONS what’s foullhg up that off-tackle hander. who, has Ibst three, has to Lou Nova. Then I signed with about? Mantle is doing what every what, at a glance, seemed to be the to New York, they found <5us from the field In quest o f his third ends straining their eyes on mov- trouble in the eai'lj’ rounds. makes Abe shake a aympathetic Referee Apologized Manchester Association for the. smash through the S-hole. ■won eight of his last nine. He Jimmy Johnston on s ,59-50 basis. one expected he would. Ted is do Health of Retarded Children. The 'usual pile ot advertisements and D’Amato, Patterson's manager, straigTit national riding tiUe, has lea. poring over scout's reports Then V ictor' Manuel began to Aussie Netmen head. bills and letters from friends back by and magrammlng plays. Tuesday, Wednesday, it’s the walked but two, --ftnickstru( out five. w1lt under the concentrated body "In ths first fight, in Detroit’s j U wasn’t so bad, Johnston paid sUl ing things people didn't believe contest has a 8 o'clock atarting was of the same mind. shaken Poly Hl’« bold on th* 2 "I’m thankful I never took atich Olympia. Louis dropped me in expense*. " even he could do at his age. home. Not BO when Elddie begine hon same 9-5 routine with an hour off Two of thet Cl^velkndiiknd runs were attack of the hard punching a beating. He'a lucky ha wasn’t time. Then Mike and other members year old' filly crown. ing up shortly for the football for lunch. By Thursday afternoon, unnamed. chunky Moore and Davey scored a neutral corner in the ISth round. : Simon was the second fighter to. Nevertheless, a season's record My husband. Peter, a Iieute,n*nt of'th e Yo.'th Unlimited ,board of Poly Hi, seeking her seventh Upset Victims killed in th* ring,” says Abe who er(3wd of 36,207 squeezed into every stationed at Fort Benning. would season at the Naval Academv. all the assistants have been ship- The Braves nailed their 13th often to sweep through the fifth despite his 6-feet-44 is ai gentle When I looked up he was standing ( knock out Jersev Joe Walcott He* ANOTHER FORFEIT waa directors sat down and raised a straight stages \1ctory and her fiO O D /^ E A R over me and I said to myself 'if ; did it in the sixt'h round in 1940 in coimer o f Fenway Park yesterday be back later in the day and Susan, 1 At West Point. by-sev(^n o'clock! off to help their wives wipi victory in 15 games with the Red- to eighth rounds. aa a lamb even though he p l^ s chalked up in the Rec. Softball $25(),000 guarrntee far Patterson. 10th triumph in 12 etarte, could Newport, R. I., Aug. 15 (* — I get up he’ll kill me.' He didn't \ Newark. AI Etlore stopped Wal- to watch Williams and Mantle have our three-yera-old daughter, was on a Saturday night, the assistant Ute grocery shopfling. legs, now nine games ouL, on Judge Harold McGrath gave the Boris Karloff-type parts In 'IV League last night when Hose Oo.- For me, it all started’ with the do no better than, fifth yesterday coaches are leaving post-game There's only ‘ the” game to be j Johnny pjgan'a two-run homer- in fight to Quijano five rounds to four What's happened to Australiaai retreat to a neutral...1 corner —in' -I ' cott in eight rounds in Camden. it out. No. 3 was linable to field' a full romping around the house. So 1 mailman bringing a letter. It will aa Hartack booted the Hasty tennis? ahows. walked behind referee Sam.. Hen- started to open the mall. cocktail parties to huddle over played on Saturday. That usually'*"the sixth, ' but they then romped with one even. Referee Joe Palmer Hhoiild Qtdt N. J„ in 19.36. and the only other Mickey, the awitchhitter batting team for its scheduled game with end in a ringside seat the night Mouse Farm’s Hasty Doll horns b a r g a in 9 5 quickly de\-eloped film of the af turns out- right, too. for eight in the ninth. Wes Coving saw it 6-3-1 for Moore and Judge With Lew Hoad and Ken Rose- nesse.v. Apparently he thought I to atop Walcott was Rocky Mar Headquarters Battery. It marked pne letter was to Peter from my husband fights for the heavy- first in the 3108,325 Prince*# Pat wall tied up with the professionals, left against the Red Sox right t-RiM ternoon’s action. Sunday, as at In the Isst five years. Navy ton, who drove In five runs, ham Dick. Albino went even further for “ Jackson’a had 36 fights and was walking to niy corner. Poor. ciano in 1952 end '53. ' . handers, had won the first round the seednd time in recent - weeks Joe Gannon, a former fighter. Aa weight championship. Stakes at Washington Park; Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser this last pne was a big pay day. p r ie a d a t (■»■ (rw. almost every tmlverslty In the teams have won 30, lo«t only 10 mered a grand-slam homer and the Ohioan. 7-2-1. The AP had Hennessey'. I'il never forget him, Simon ha* a New York state ref Tuesday night. He collected a win that the Firemen, lost via a for I slatted to read It, it hit me be The victorious rid* on Hasty fiat tm mi have become the tycoon* from He can’t punch and, he can't box, He thought I was hurt. I told him' moffoUttCf country, t* s 15-hoih- work day for a healthy, .750 batting mark. reliever Don McMahon belted a Moore ahead 5-3-2. eree’s license but hia last such job ning two-run homer and two feit. tween the eyes and . hit me hard. ■ NEXT: Don't go near th« Doll was one of five enjoyed by 15 down under. and he should quit. I hate to see reviewing mistakes, grading plot A coach's life can be beautiful, three-run double in the frame. Dynamic Power ' he was hurt, and he apologized.’’ wss In September, 19.56. singles for a perfect gome. Hia "Spoke to Cus D’Amato and he husband. Hartack Wednesday. The five ting. too. McMahon relieved Buhl in the M oore’s manager. 'Willie But they were sitting It out in a fellow walking around on hii Simon, a fighter for "seven MIDGET FOOTBAU. League ajKl Patterson like the idea" , . . gave the veteran Johnstown, Pa., the Newport Imitation Tournament heels." "I was appointed bv the Repub home run lead was bolstered b'y No. At Na'vy, Saturday mghl. the eighth, following (CJeorgp Crowe’s Ketghurir.. jdeclureii Moore had years and seven days," waa 22 in lican parly. " says Abe, "and the 32 and he took over'first place in officials reporU that only 18 boys “ A" title fight is going to conceiv jockey a lead of 240-211 over coachet ax* living It up. Sunday ■28lX“ Bome run. Buhl gave up today, -victims of stunning upseTi TTie heavyweight ranhA have 1935 when he received the backing able" . V . pen-wrtttep , line* like Willie Shoemaker.' Hartack also trouble finding featherweights to in the third round. Donald Dell Democats hav# the state power RBIs with 83, passing Washing were present at the last weigh-in is a day of rest. No conferences, seven of OncinjiaU's eight hits, fight because o f' his dynamic swooned to su'ch depths that com of some of the nation's top sports now. But Istili take regular at the East Side Rec, making a that began to startle me. leads Shoe 84-23 at the Washing a 19-year-old Yale sophomore, pared to Jackson. Aba Simmon ton'* Roy Sievers. no rehash. Sport Schedule including home runs_ by Joe Taylor punching power. men — John Hay-(Jock) Whitney. physical examinations __ and total of 82 candidates ail told.' At •» FlratPrm light American Duo ton Pork meeting. Shoemaker waa S«lect and $ave from our Listening to Scout stopped Cboper. 2-6, 9-7, 6-4, and was a Gene Tunney, now U.S. ambassador to Great I'pped His Average and Gus Bell. Brooks Lawrence, The pilot pointed nut his protege Mike Davies of England whipped what’a more, I pas* them." least 100 bo.vs are needed to com This wali how 1 found out my held to one winner yeaterday. Monday morning at 8:30, Erde- winless since J'aly 21, lost it f^r needs more experience, and with Williams, finding his batting lead plete the four-team league. ' husband was going to fight Floyd The Princess Pat was only the latr is in his office, giving dicta Today Fraser. 8-2. 9-7, yesterday. shaved four points to ,384 yester- Gets Top Spot new stock of 3*T NYLON an 11-10 record. some action against good 128 Match Below Cooper Patterson for the heavyweight third triumph in eight starts for tion. setting up the day's practice 1 Nassiffs vs. Elks, 8-Chsrter Oak <3ub Rookie Dick Drott (11-9). pounders would soon be reiid.v for .day, had 2-for-S and upped his championahip of the world — as Hibty Doll, who stepped the six program, listening for the first i Park, To add Inault to Injun-, Mike average to .390. Meanwhile Mantle DeLuxe Super-Cushions struck out three In a row to end a title match with the" new cham Gieen a second-line U.S. Davia hia firat professional fight. Brookline, Maas., Aug. 15 (A5— f-irlongs over 'a good track In time to the scout’s report .on the ' Friday, August 16 Lorraine Crdpp Returns to Action Today;. singled in four trips and fell to Voimg Performers The seasoned tandem of Gardner 1:11 1/6' and fiiiiahed iVt lengths it after losing his five-hit becau/M pion. Hogan (Kid) Bassey. Cupper -front. Miami Beach, Fla., Tqday, Gannon is an assistant next opponenL Green Manbn vs. F * P, 6-Ctaar- o f a balk in the -mnth. The Cubs Moore suffeXed a out over his .382. Mulloy and Budge Patty today in front of Margaretta.- The Hasty by “They may have seven 250- - - turned back Roy Emerion, who trainer and one of Peter’* sparring ter Oak I*ark. made it five in a row over the right eye which required stitches rates just a notch below Cooper The homer, belted Into the-left- Prepared to Meet were' seeded Aril In ■ nien’i com House miss paid 314 for 32 snd pounil linemen," shrugs Eddie, Search Continues tor New Swim Records field screen of reliefer Don Lar partners at my husband's training petition for the National Doubles earned 367,150 for Mr. and Mrs. Siunday, Angust 18 Cards as Wiluier Mizelt lost, his but he is not expected to be side and Fraser. 4-6, 18-14, 6-4. o*mp at lasaquah. And I’m spend "but I'm not interested in hearing Moj-larty's vs. Simsbury, 2;30- niiith. ^ving up back-io-baok lined long Quijano escaped Physi sen, wka Ted's 31st. Manchester, Mass., Aug. 16 i/P) Tennis Tournament opening Mon Allie Reuben of Toledo, Ohio. now good they are. That’s wasted "It WS.S ; just a bad dav, ing-m y time PisUtng relatives in g o o d / ^ e a r Mt. Nebo. homers, to Walt Moryn and Ernie cal damage. shnigged a iff Sproule, chief of the Houston, Tex., Aug. IS (AS f Paula Jean Myera, 22-year-old< Kelley, Judy Primroae Williams also threw out Hank day at Longwood. Jockey Ekic GuWin hadd Ino ex World record holder Lorraine dlvins' rhamDiOn from Loo Anroloo Simnnae%n — Youilg Darlene H*rd, Wimble the Yakima Valley and waiting for touring Aussie delegation. "I'm diving champion from Los Angeles Simonson, and Molly Botkin edga- .Bauer trying tO'stretch hi* hit into The pair won the Wimbledon cuae' for Poly Hi, a daughter of Safer Crapp of Australia returned to ac spent today practicing from the a double .in the first inning. don fanalist, and 16-year-old Chris Aug. 22, when Peter gets in the Polynesian owmed by Mrs. George not really concerned." Sanla Oara in the 440-freeatyle ring with Patterson at Seattle. doubles title earlier this year by Sproule added that he wa* not tion today in her specialty, the high platform. She won the three- ley. Los Angeles' time w'aa 4:36.0. Meanwhile the Yankees learned tine lyuman of England were set defeating Lew Hoad and Neale Zsuderer of Ne.' York. Sfrongsr 440-yard freestyle, as America’s meter springboard event last'night another lesson. Even the defending On the aurface, this fight haa Fraser of Auatrall* 8-10, 6-4. 6-4, "Her natural speed carried her surprised that Davies had licked four-temh* of a second faster than to meet in a rugged quarterf-final taken shape so easily,, it seems a Nylon . , , an III Fraser, best female swimmers contined and ne^ed only tomorrow night's Sant* Oara. It was the dlret Ume •world cham'piona can’t defy the test today in the th women's 6-4. as far as she went,” said Guerin. 30 couple of letters, and meeting* Safa fritodi h o o "Neale ha)m't played singles in their search for new records In the platform title to complete k grand the event was held in a- NaUonal southpaw Jinx at Fenway Park. Invitation Tennis Tournament at "She didn't like the going at all gin t«M FW LOND S ^ ^ E W LOND SEW LON D^VriEW LOND^ National AAU Women's Swim -with some of the wonderful people Mulloy, 43, first coi]npeled In the three weeks because of a bad alam of AAU'a five indoor and out outdoor meet. The old American The Tankeea lefthander Whitey ths Baasi( County Club. Misa Hard, National Doubles here 20 years today." ’* WATERFORD T WATERFORD WATERFORD T WATERFORD ming and Diving Championships. door diving championships. She around C o 1 u m b u a who helped 19 leg," he pointed out. "H e’li come record of 4;4*;6 was set in 1941 bv Ford became the eighth visiting from Montebello, Calif., waa - the Hartack aleo’ won the third; with Chriaa Von Saltza and Sylvia won both the Indoor title* in JCpHl make the fight poasible was all ago and won his first champion in around with more work. TTiat the MuUinomah AthleUc Chib of portside starter this year to be sole American loser in laat week's that it took. . 1942,...^,...... Dr. Joe Kay and the seventh with Davies is a tough boy, though. He Ruuaka: a . pair of young, blond and took the outdoor one-meter Seattle. Wash. driven out and charged with the Wightman Cup competition In Some aaeeic at 35,' the eighth Get the A x 'trA bldwout |)rotection ;of SPEED BOWj A^PEED BOV^ s^PEED BOVViA^PEED B0V>^ Californians, and a Los Angelu ’riiesijay,. ______- it was, however, a little more Mulloy is from Denver and forced Fraser to five seta at Wlm- Californians Dominate loss. Sewickley, P*. She dropped a 6-4, Patty from Los Angeles. with Bronastar at 36.60 and ninth Goodyear’i exclusive 3-T Tnple-Tempered Medoh. " ...... Athletic Club"' riilay ■ team broke' In three-meter ■ competition, than thia. For when Peter iame with Black Bounty at 316.40. thi'ee American records Isst night Yankee Bobby Schantz is th^ 3-6, 6-4 decision to England's 18- The Australian twosome of Nylon Cord at a bargain price. "Aa for Cooper, he was simply Miss-Myers scored .511.90 points to Team atandings after ajght of 18 only lefthander to beat the Sox year-old Ann Haydon. home that night he had an oppo Mias Blue Jay, a lightly cam' as the four-day meet reached the 478.00 for . Irene McDonald, eventa indicate complete domina nent waiting for him in the form Fraser and Ashley Cooper la careless against Dell. But he’* en at Fenway this year and he did it Mias Truman, a,powerful 5-11 seeded second, pAigned daughter o^ Double Jay titled to a bad day now and then, midway point. Toronto, Canada, Olimplc diver tion by .Californians, who hold the of one wife. Since we had started first five places. in relief, April 20. girl, is considered one of the fine U.S. Davia Cup veterans Vic owned by Mrs. Adele Rutchick, won and I'm not annoyedannnv*,1 at him.1t(m " Mlsa Crapp, holder of the wdrid novfr competing with the Loe dating in junior college, boxing her third race In five 1957 starts 440-free styje record at 4:48.6. I* Angeles Athletic Club. new prospects in the game. Seixas and Hamilton Richardson Terms as low.as^lli. a Two Austnaltens l i f t ■ Athletic a u b leads Miss Truman advanced yeeler- was something I didn't really care are the No. 3 seeds- followed , by by taking the 33rd edIUon of the The quarter-finale are left with expected to meet both Miss No Trouble Winning with 29 points. The Santa Oara for. It was brutal, I thought, and Ruuska, the 440-yard Individwal Big Field Certain day by defeating Mr*. Pat Can Aussies Roy Emerson and Bob 323,850 Test Stakes for 3-y«ar old (Only two Australians—Mai Ander Mia* RuiMka. 15-year-old daugh team has 22 point* and is followed was afraid he'd get hurt. fillies st Saratoga. Under Ted At medlay titlist. and Miss Von by North Hollywood . with 20 ning Todd of LaJola, Calif., f-0, Mark. - . son. who defeated Barry MagKay ter of a Berkeley, Calif., swim 2-6, 6-4. - So on this evening laat spring England's Mike Davies and Bob kinson’s guidance she stepped, the week puts you on new tires of Dayton. Ohio. 6-2. 6-1, and Bob Saltza, the new 220-yard back, ming coach, had no trouble win Berkeley 18, and the Indian Springs Las Vagaa, Nev. (jFi—The 1958 in Columbus, I had every wifely stroke winner, in tonight'* finals. Miss Hard, rated seventh na- Wilson, ' who recently defeated seven furlongs in the good time of Mark, who eliminated Whitney ning the individual medley event SwimCIub of Los Angelee with 17. Tournament of Championa-already argument on' the ready as I said 1:24 2/5 and paid 111.70. JQia-.-Walter Reed fi^ m Club" of" teUMtired b f'a Big field. The j|40,- Udnally, dispenaed with Pat Naud Seixas and Richardson in the Reed of Alameda. Cairf., O-'i. ' t i i ' i P ' y Pl»«««i in fii.ffwent wUh.4^1^:40.6 that- betterad'm"T)S*Hc flatly there would be no heavy Easterns, drew No. 5 seeding fol Outer Space, winner of six out 8-7. — ‘ litnrtar for t» » mie afterhbbai trials Washington, D. C., lollow* with 000 event set for next April at the of San Mateo, Calil., 6-3, 6-4, MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND set last year by Shelley Mann of weight title contender married to lowed by Mike Franks and' Mike of seven starts, trailed by ll* Other. quarter-finalists are but were expected to qualify with Washington. D.' C. nine points. Daaert Inn course, will have Gene Margaret Rademacher and that Gieen, ... . ! lengths in second place. The fav- Hamilton Richardson pf Westfield, ease. Competing In the sams heat The 220-yard backstroke . record Ltttler aeekllte his fourth, straight ,.TWO. fiTBOKE MARGIN would' 'be- tliat. ‘ ' - Ttien I mmmm with Miss Ruuaka. however, waa SAm diammalva o? JHouatoHT 6Wa Snow WWW 'VrtlA tHIM,'' ----- N.J.; the U.S. top J3avis; Cupper. OW-PAT wiNNtB “ -Of V. ' Wl*7 Olhers' eUglble in^ through the. rest of the repertoire ilyw Muiiay, who brum tlHl Texas, and Barry McKay of Day- Nirfren (3U-60) scored by three- SATURDAY WIG HT, AU G; 17 ot 8;30 IS Hw flw --YotL Jinow-..-_ ,______a 13-year-old from Santa Clara, elude National Open champion Dick Stamford, Aug. 16 (A*)~A Pew females use when they don't want ton, Ohio are seeded leventh with quarters of a length over Inswept England, 6-0, 8-6; Sam Giammalva American mile Ireestyle record Calif., to take a thrilling raco from Darien. Aug. 15 (M -rA tie de Mayer. PGA champion Lionel He Rochelle, N.Y., team won the sec men to do something. grM TM r puiM lirf{i«1i|bt0ry of stock cor racing in Nnw Englond. The amount, $k,500->-tho fnoturo Tuesday night. Kosei Kamo of Japan and- in AUantic a t y ’a mil* and one-six Of Houston, Tex., who sailed past the defending champion, Carin veloped for low groas as 210 golf, bert, Masters champion Poug ond annual Rockrimmon Oiunty 'But my husband has persusslv* Ramanthan Krlahnan ot India teenth feature. fvonts: A 50-lop roco with $2,000 tho winnor's sh o ro ^ spM id $1,000 1D «or match roco-wo 50-iop Arthur Andrews of Iowa City, la., Flatebed 'tliird TuoMlay Cone. Ridgewood, N. J. etar who er* competed In a Oonnecticiit Ford and such 1957 tournament aub Junior Invitation Four-Ball powers. And when you know him, luted as the No. 8 seeds. Illusionist, second in th* Massa non-Ford raco for $500. 6-3, 6-2, and Rdn • Holmberg of The ' Australian champion eet the old mark of 2:43.8 a year State Golf Assn, one-day tourna (Vinners as Jimmy Demaret, Ekl Tournament by two strokes yester you realize that anything Peter Louiae Brough and Mrs. Mar- chusetts Handicap two months al^o, Brooklyn, who halted Gil Shea of finished third Tuesday aa her ago. It waa Miei Cone'e firet defeats ment yesterday. Wayne Helton of Purgol, Bill Casper, Jr., Dow Fin- day with a 36-hole total of 73- wants to do, he generally goes out aret DuPont, who have won the finally won his third raca of the _ . n«ver seen anything like this before. Imagine Um m guys fighting tor 8fi,500. Los Angeles. 3-6, 6-1, 6-3. Olympic teammate, Dawm Ftaaer, O M 'I miss It, theyre coming from far and wide. TWa wHI be the greatest ever.—Adnite 85.00, Kids 90c; (Rained -out laat week). in nine conaecutiva National back- Orange Hill*. 36-38-74, won th* 'ijtsrwald. Jay Hebert, Arnold Pal 72-145,. The winners in the two-day and doei. First, I was told, he ational title 11 Ume* as pArt- year In accounting for Rockingham The two. quarter finals schedulail defeated Miss Von Saltza with a ■troke championahip eventa. prize on a match of cards with Dr mar. Pete Cooper, Stan Leonard, event were Doiig Hoyt and Peter wanted fb fight Patteraon. And Park's .Aeaturs at 14.40 fijr 32. today pair Richardson with Glam- ners, were seeded first among the record 1:03.9 in the llO-yard IrM- Six teama broke the ol|) record Ted Lenezyk, Indian Hill, who had 'AI Besseliqk, Paul Hanley, Rob- Btseonti of Wykagal Country Club. getting, a Chance at the heavy women *a they return to defend Scotcl^ (311.50) won Del Mar's top malva and Holmberg with DaviiM. aa the L oa ^ g elea group at Sharon 39-35—T4. .»rta Dp Vlneenso and Tomhiy B olt PAr at Rbckrtmmon Uy72, weight championshipchi ■ on your flin|^ their crown. event. : 'I •g—('r'lti'fii ifetAiShffri fc r '-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967 PAGE NINETEBM
PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANC3IESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967 B(«ta and AcccMorita Rooms Without Board Houaea for Sale Suburban for Sale L e ^ Notice MANOIESTBR BOAT OO., 10 Es CT-EAN, COMFORTABLE room, 111,600—Six roonr Cdonlal, excel ANDOVER — BOLTON — High Black Wagon Started State Dept. Hit Antomobiles for Sale Business Services Offered sex St. Dally 12 Dobiid) p.nf. flrtt floor, besids bath, one or two. lent condition, buUt 1948, central, AT A <»UKT o r PROBATE h*ld THERE OUGHTA BE BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Wanted— Male Articlea for Sale Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Scott COVENTOY--- «Udn and lor the Tel. 5 g 9-6740. west side locatibn. Carlton W. Wstrlct ol liMChoMtr on the tth dar BEFORE TOO BUT • iiMd car HILLS’ t e l e v is io n Service. Atwater-Ana Boats. (X)VENTRY — $1800 down buys Classified AUTO BODY man, combination, HutoMns, 5 0 9-6183. MulUpl# lis t ol August, 1«7. ^ The Bookmobile Mop^ment For Spending sec Gorman Motor Bales. Buick Available at all times. Phllco fac ing Member. this 88,600 vsry clean six room Prtssnt. Hod. John J. Wallsu, 'Judgt. full or part time. Cal) JA 8-0200, 24” JACOBSEN Lawn King mowar. isH FOOT LYMAN ninabout, Lap- ROOM NEAR Center. Young man Cape.. Four down, two unfinlabsd Estate of James Maori, late of Man Sales and Service, 38S Main tory supervised service. Tel. Ml Good condition. MI 9-8025. ■S' Street. BIL MOTl. Open evenings. 0-9698. Woodland Aittp Painting, 1208 stM a jldes; Very good condlUoa, preferred. 87 Foeter Bt. Ml 3-5331. ANSALDI BUILT (Colonial, six up. No cellar. Lot 60x300. Immedl- chester In said Dlsu-tct, dtesased. Mvertisement Burnside Ave., East Hartford. $90. MI 9-0178.______On motion of Leon Podrovs ol said Funds on Polls RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced rooms, large lot, IH . baths, ate occupimey. Buyer may assume Manchester, saecutor. SEWING MACHINES—home and LAROE SLEEPINO room with f , .. CLASSIFIED ADVT. WANTED —Experienced tractor- within your budget. Fill, i^avel, Youngstown kltcbsn, basement present 0.1. mortgage. Owner will OROERED; That sis months from IMS NASH. Excellent ruftning con- commercial types bought, sold and private entrance, parking. .Avail- ru-e, $30,500. R. F, Dimock give second mortgage. the ath day of August, 1967, ahd the (OoaUaned from Baga Bm ) DEPT. HOURS diUon. $140. MI 9-938S. repaired. Ralph Aldrich, MI trailer drivers for full or part Band, atone. Light grading. MI Oiamonda—Watcfiw— able. (XUl 5 0 9-1746. same are Umli^ ana allowed for the . ■ ■’i . x"*'i'. time. Call in person at 44 Stock 3-8603. 5 0 9-5M5 or Joseph Ashford, COVENTRY— $11,000. Very clean o.reditors within which to bring In their 9-8487. JawaliT four room Cape. Glassed-In knotty claims .against said sstate and said not permittod to audit this RiRd, 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 1988 CHEVROLET convertible, Place, Manchester. ROOM ON MAIN Street. Private 6-8818 or PI 3-7169. POWER MOWERS; Jacobsen, pine porch. Stone fireplace in large executor Is directed to give public the committee report reoommandad beautiful car, excellent condition M A M RUBBISH CO. Ashes, rub LBONiltO W. TOST, Jswalsr, re- home. Heat, hot water. Parking. 5fAN(JHESTER — Spacious older notice to tbe creditors to bring In their throughout. Reasonably priced. Toro, Yazoo. Rotary and . reel. living room. Domestio hot water claims within said time allowed by that Oongrast oonslder aatboriatng COPY CLOSING TIME bish, trees removed. Cleaning at patm, adlusta watches aapshly. GenUeman. 5U 8-6667. home In choice location. Seven heat. Upstairs heated. Aluminum Call MI 9-3823. tics,^ cellars, yards. Reasonable SALESMEN Electric hedge trimmers. Terms RsasonahU pdoes. Open dally. publishing a copy of this order In some an audit, on a oonfldentlal baste FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and trades. Capitol Equipment rooms and bath . plua, separate storm windows and screena. Over- newspaper having a cIrculsMon In said rates. Anytime, weekends In WHO NEED MONEY Ttnirsday avenlngs. U9 tpruor three room apartment and bath. rebate district within ten days from where required. cluded. MI 9-9757. Co.. 38 Main St. StreetMl. M397, LARGE FRONT room near bath. sited two-car garage. Well lands- 6le data of this order and rsturn make MON. THRU FRI ExceUent income. Two car ga scaped comer loat lOOxlOO. Elderly 1950 CHEVROLET four door. Opening for four salesmen to sell 5 0 8-8846. to this court of the notice given. "Tlw Department of Btata,” the 10:30 A. M. Phone BU 9-0'751. rage, la n e lot. Madeline Smith, couple leaving for Florida. JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. report said, "hka ooatraetad tor loc^ly for an established New Eng WARDROBE STEAMER irunk for Realtor, MI 9-1643. MASON WORK and every kind of Garden— Farm— Dairy ROOM FtJR rent near Cheney’i BOLTON. — $12,000 — 6V4 room A-r A COURT OP PROBATE hi seven or eight public oplnloa poUa SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1949 STUDEBAKER Land CrUlser land Corp. For an appointment and sale. MI 3-4618. Cape, domestio hot water heat, If'" repair. MI 3-1870. ' details Products for one or two. 334 Charter Oak $13,660 NEW WELL constructed at Manchester, within and for the annually alnca 1044; since 1945 it four door sedan. One owner, ex S t 5 0 8-8868. hardwood floors, aluminum stomv District of Manchest(!r, on the Uth day has been under a continuing oon- three bedroom ranch, hot water of August, A.O. 1967, TOUR COOPERATION WILL cellent condition. Call owner MI ALL TYPES of lawn mowers re CALL ONE HORSE mowing machine, one windows and screens, heated up traot 'With the NatlMial C^Hnlen Re- 9-2020. paired and sharpened. 113 Wells horse hay rake, double ahovel " THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL heat, H acre, trees; excsllent lo ■tairs, full basement, lot 140x300, Presant, Hon. JobnJ. Wallett, Judge. BE APPBECIAnai MI 3-1768 cation. Cariton W, Hutchins. 5 0 - Estate of Alice J. Jarvis, late of nearch O nter (a non-profit poll- St., call after 5 p.m. MI 9-1702, sulky plow. Very reasonable. MI FARMBR’I MARKET Immeidiate occupancy. Owner wlU Manchester in said dtsuict, deceased. from 9-11 a.m., Mon., We'd., or Frl. Apartments— Flats— 9-5183. taking organisation afflUatod with 1952 CHEVROLETT eight passenger MI 9-4868. 9-2961. 911 E. MIDDLE TPKE. carry tint mortgage. Upon appUcaUon of Alessnder Jarvis, tha ttnivenrity of Oiicago). station wagon. Radio, heater, Tenements executor, praying that Uila Court au Dial MI 3-5121 MI 9-0474 (DOVER—$13,400. Five room thorise the conveyance of oertxin real powergllde. Reasonably priced. SHED Do r m e r s , garages anti all l',i” CENTRIFUGAL pump, 2” MANCHESTER —New' 8H room 'Total departmant eatpendtture Help Wanted— ranch, attached garage, cerrjnlo ranch on one acre lot. Stone fire- esUte designated as Lot 135 of the MI 3-8903. types of carpentry work. Roofing, centrifugal pump. 4” joiner. Two Com for freetlng. 48c a doMn, place and knotty pine living room. tract known as "Woodland Hetghts'' on these polls over a l4-y*ar por> TWO ROOM furnished apartment. tUe bath,'* nearing completion lod haa amounted to 8663,987^8 . . . siding, gutter work. For free esti Male or Female small Roto-Tillers, 8’ mortar mix five doaen or more. Native toma For couple only. 50 9-3884. Domestic hot water etoam hdat. In tsid Msnehestpr to the beneficial MERCURY STATION wagon. 1958 mates. call .MI 9-8033, or MI er, 10’ mortar mixer. 3-6-8 volt toes, 18 quart basket, $1.19 and up. $18,600. R. F. Dimock Co. 5U owner thereof, It Is The secretary haa 'certified' these 9-5345 or Joseph Ashford, Ml Recently painted. (Conveniently lo ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- BOOKMOBILE— The latest. Lost and Foiuid eight passenger custom two tone, 3-6700, MEN AND women wanted to dis battery chargers. Garden tractor, THREE ROOM flat for rent. Heat expenditures, which has tbs effect play our Christmas toy line. We ORAVENBTEIN 9-6818 or PI 2-7169. cated. Soon vacant. tmcallon be heard and determined at standard shift, good mileage. MI steam cleaner for wallpaper, jig '^hot water; $95 monthly. Call VERNON—$14,700. Near Bolton the Probate office In Manchester in of precluding poet-audit bjr Ute gan> LOST—Friday evening between 3-4232. RUBBISH REMOVED, cleaning at will train you thoroughly. Earn saw. MI 9-2052. a boaket at the farm. 9-9516. said District, on the Mth day of Au- era! accountl^ oCfice.” Odd Fellows Building and Wat tics, cellars, yards. Prompt serv while you learn. Call MI 8-8375. B29W. Center St. THREE BEDROOM ranch with full and parkway. Two year old' five gusl, AD. 1967. at ten o'clock In the kins Funeral Home, Past Noble ice. Phone MI 9-5350. KENMORE WASHING machine, basement. New home. Fireplace room ranch on 90x300 tyooded lot. forenoon, and that notice be given to The euboommtttee laid ths con NEW FOUR room flat for rent. and many extras. S. A. Beechler, Basement garage. Domestic hot all persons Interested In said eetale of tract with the National Opinion Re Auto Acces.sor(es— Tirea 6 -1l____ very good condition. Boy’s black Grand’a Jewel, Sunset Rebekah Heat and hot water, $130 monthly. water heat, ceramic bath. Plastered tbe pendency of said application and search Center was canceled on Lodge, engraved with name and FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. Sale anti Situations Wanted— Male 39 leather motorcycle jacket, size 14, h a l f ACRE of field Com for sale. CaU 5 0 8>9S18. Realtor, Ml 8-8952 or 5Q 3-6060. the time ana place of hearing thereon; date. Tel. 3-4708 or call at Apt. 10, 1949 REBUILT Ford motor and ac service, K ogci’.s Bike Shop, 132 very good condition. Will sell both m 9-2094. walls. Aluminum storm windows by puMIthlng a copy of this order .In April 29 and the department has WANTED POSmON-Custodtan of MANCHESTER — Beautiful new ahd screens. Artesian well. Imme- some newspaper having a circulation promised that if such opinion poUs - Odd Fellows Bldg, after a p.m. cessories. Excellent running con High St., Rockville. TR 5-2410. very reasonable. 50 3-4438. RCXacviLiiE—Beautiful new mod In said district, at least five days be- dition. Less than 1,000 miles. MI estate. 10 years experience. Ref six-room Colonial, H i baths, three diate Occupancy. are rcaumed in the future, spectflo em apartments. AH conveniences, large bedrooms, open stiurcase, fors the day of said hearing, to appear LOST—Man's brown wallet. Valu 9-8761. - erences furnished. J. H. Keith, 23 COMPLETE SET OF new Funk A Household Goods bus line. Adults. TR 6-2975, TR LAWRENCE F. FIANO, If they see cause at asUd Ume and funds ‘Will be sought from congreas able papers and sum of money. Household Services Pearl St. built-in stove and oven, custom place and be heard relative, thereto, through reguter appropriation Wagnell ericvclopedla, reasonable. AimQUB FURNITURE, sUver, 5-3228, evenings. built kitchen cabinets. Amesite Broker and make return to this court, and by Reward. MI 9-5711. Offered 13-A Call Ml 9-7181. mailing In a certified letter on or be methodo. gtooi, China, and used furniture FOJtfR ROOM fumUhed Spart- drive, finished lawn. Priced at MI 9-5910 fore August 19. 1957, a COM of. this Dors—Birds— P ets bought and sold. Furniture Repair $1T,9()0. This house typifies ,Our order to the Tax Commissioner, Bute The subcomnattee. said the nsa LOST—High School boy’s soccer FURNITURE repairing and refir.- OAK KITCHEN set. $25, Child’s int. North End. Phone 50 BOLTON— $18,600 — New custom of confidential funds "bad tho ball. Vicinity Charter Oak field. SILVER STAR two bedroom, air- lahmg; antiques restored. Furni Business Opportunities ! Help Wanted— Female Wanted— Male car and baby-tender, $15, 14 Berries. ML 8-7449. 2469. motto, “ for the very beet ' In of Conneettcut, 470 Capitol Ave., Hart conditioned, all aluminum trailer. (X)LUE PUPPIES; AKC. Excel homes call the R. F. Dlmock Co.” built (Cape on large wooded lot. ford. Conn. . effect, 'Whether tntentioaal or Reward. MI 9-0850. ture. Repair Service. TalcottvUle. SMALL, VERY attractive restau Pearl St.. Manchester. SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper, W< JOHN J. VALLETT, Judge. All utilities. Sacrifice. Vernon MI. S-7449; PART TIME girl wanted. 7:30 CARPENTER^—Year 'round work. lent blood line. Sable and white HAVE AN Ideally located apart 5U 9-5345, 5U 9.;6818. PI 3-7169. 4^ rooms down, two unfinished otherwise, of concealing ths con- Trailer Court, O’Neill. rant. For further details call Ml a.m.-l p.m. Typing required. MI Only first class men need apply. or tri-color. Call MI 9-3701. tilea 40 a tile, Kentlle, from up. T his beautiful Cape has juat duiit of the polls from ths Ooo- 9-8239. WESTERN SADDLE, in very good ment which I would like to share Personals WEAVING of bums, moth holes 3-16T1. MI 9-8892. each. Green Paint and Wallpa] with a refined girl or woman. 50 5IANCHESTER—Sturdy six room been completed and Is ready for grets, and of anhoacing the propa and tom clothing, hosiery runs, MANCWESTER Pet Center for all condition. 127 Prospect St. at the Green. 3-6317. Colonial, 1(X) ft. frontage, large occupancy. Coll the R. F. Dlmock ganda valus of poll results tqr RIDERS "w a n t e d - To Hartford Auto Diivtns School 7-A handbags repaired, zipper re EIXPERIENCED full time woman PART TIME short order cook, your peta and pet'a supplies. ■hade frees. Flilly insulated, plas Co. Ml 9-5246. Evenings, PI 3-718$ Red /to Form making Them appsar to have ho center, 8 a.m., Mon.-Sat., $1 per Help Wanted— Female 35 wanted for luncheonette. $1,35 per check out . cashier, salesmen, Free delivery within city limits. 1949 CHEVROLET panel truck, WHAT! You haven’t any antiques? TO RENT Sept. 1, 4H room duplex tered walls. Flill basement, set or Joseph Ashford, 5U 8-8818. LARSON'8 DRIVINO . School. placement. umbrellas repaired, $225. One Wards refrigerator, $20. official governmantal coanootloe.* ' week. CaU MI 8-1677. hour. vOornsr Soda Shop, State countermen, porter, watchman. Pedigreed. Air conditioned. Hurry out to the new (^rioelty near Main St. Oil steaip heat, tubs. Hot water heat. IH baths, Manchester's only trained and men’s shirt collars reversed and WANTED for full time selling. Pair swinging garage doors. $10. Shop, Route 8, Andover. Open 1-5 BOLTON — Coventry line. New Tha sUbeoannUtee d ie d two la> replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend Theater Bldg. Apply (jomi. State Ernployment MI 9-4273. Open Monday-Satur- automatic hot water, Venetian ceramic. Fireplace, paneling, SHOE REPAIRING whUe you wait certified instructor. For your safe Tliree congenial women who want day, 9-6 p.m. Thursday, 9-9 p.m. Call 5II 3-8026. week days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sun- Mrch cabinets. A. A. Dion, BuUd- (Cape (Cod, four down, two unfin Ne^ Regime in stances ia wUoh it aald two Inter* ing Shop; positions that can be fun. 'There Service; 806 Main St., Manches- blinds. Oarage. Write - Box N, BOOKWAGON— ’The first. national OqopezaUon Administro- or while you shop. Sam Tulyes, 23 ty We are trained to teach proper COUNTERGIRL, waitress-, dieti ter. . ' Herald. u er and Owner. 5(1 3-4860. ished up. Ceramic tile bath, large Oak St. at Purnell Parking Lot. ly. Ml. 9-6075. PLAT FINISH Holland window are many Incentives and of tian, grade teacher, medical li BIRD, cat and dog supplies, whole- lot, $14,600. R. F. Dlmock Oo,, tlon (3CIA) offlclati vlolatod secur course, pleasing working condi brarian. dress shop manager, sale and retail. lally 9 to 5 p.m. COMPLETE SET of drums. THE. VILLAGE CHARM Antique BOWER SCHOOL Section— New 5 0 9-5245, 5 0 9-8818, PI 3-7188. BHtish Guiana Hagerstown, Md. (IP)—About a<$>about a year,” 5(igs Tltconb wrote ity regulation^ by gtvtag reportan MANCHESTER Driving Academy shades, made - to measure. Ail MANCHESTER Atlas jigsaw. PI 2-8.396. Shop of Manchester, (Jonn., 42 later, “and then the obvious WANTED — Ride from vicinity metal Venetian blinds at a new tions. We have a few Thursday cafeteria manager, physical edu Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nights APARTMENT FOR RENT, six room (two tuifinlshed) Cape thousand libraries on wheels doily informaiUon-from tha ptute. Adams St. to Windsor Center, guarantee* results. Expert instruc and Saturday positions open too. cation instructor, dental hygienist, ROCKVILLE ‘ 7 to 9, Porterfield’s Route 5 and Spruce St. General line of inter- Cod. Hot water heat, oil burner, BOLTON—Six room - Cape (Cod. dawned upon us. 'Why not have There waa no iromadiata cone- tion, dual controlled car. Call PI low price. Keys made while you quire 16 Union St. /■^^((joiitimied troRi Page dine) distribute books up and down the Combustion, Engineering. Hours Apply in person please. Burton’s. telephone operator, bookkeeper, ANDOVER Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. UNUSED Fl.XTRA heavy 3 ft. wire eating' anUquea, past and future fireplace, rear porch, BUco hatch 14x30 living room, large kitchen,- dusty back roads of mid-30th Cen- a wagon built expreaaly for the meat from thoos named—WlUtesa 2-7249. Day or evening -appoint wait. Marlow’s. coUectlbles, including bric-a-brac 8-4:90 p.m. Phone MI 9-8781. clerk typist, payroll clerk, cash Drivers for school buses. fence' with po,sts Included. Rea way, city water and sewer, near full cellar, hot water heat, arte< But tligy amphaaizsd Jagaa tu^ America. purpoee, and send out not only the J. OakHreU, dlroetor o f SOA's office ments. ~ OPPORTUNITY ier secretary, salesperson, day sonable. Inquire 78 High St;. and glassware. Open all day and bus line. Priced Under $15,000. Sian well, large lot, screened cases (of books) but have our man of Public Roporta, and Ute stfU- RIDE MORNINGS from South 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m. Livestock— Vehicles evenings. Bnsineas Locations wmild get nohrhsre If ha tried to (jncs, there was but one. Building— Contracting 14 worker, housekeeper, maid, tobac 2 :1 5 -3 :45 p.m. Raymond T. Schaller, 31$ Parker porch, nice location, three min Tbe year was 1906. An Alle call at houses most remote ?’* ordinate, FVederkk J, O. Blacldy; Manchester to vicinjty Mwmt St. MORTLOCK’S—Manchester’s lead- for Rent eatabllkh a (jommunlat government TO LEARN co workers, punch press opers- VEAL CALF for sale. 591 Vemoo- USED BUILDING materlals,\ 2x3s. St., 5U S-6446. utes from Willed St gheny farmer watched a high lik e Peddler's ORrt Both ware said to havo gtvea out Joseph^ Academyl^ West HarHor j; Driving-School offers the most BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Call MI 9-4215 "2S4sr2x5s7'2xBs7 2x7s, sheathing, USED TV SEiTS—for cottage, rec only $12,500. Easy financing' avail- In driver education. Thousands of tort, sewing machine operators, St.. Manchester, after 5. Tel. MI THREE R005IS, sulUble for office In thla colony. Hiey reminded him black wagon turn into hte bam As Mtea Titcomb saw it, the poll data purporting to show there or Isle' of Safety, Hartford. MI Alterations, additions, garages. OFFICE WORK rough and finished flooring, black reation room, etc. Good condition, $16,800—6H room (jape Cod, 36 able. Robert ,D, Murdock Real^ book wagon resembled "a aub- satisfied studrmts. 200,000 miles wirer and solderer, shirt press YARD5IAN, tobacco worker, mold- 9-7148. reasonably priced. Potterton's, 180 or business, first floor, Main Bt. he wag deposed os diief minister yard. He called: wan wldespioad support for the 8-4340. Ra-siding specialists. Easy budg operator, factory worker. Apply and galvanized pipe, copper tub center of town. Entire building foot living room, vestibule, open