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THURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 8, 19Sl| Avtmgc Diilsr N«t P n a Ron Vir tka WMk KuM iiancliriater lEvrutne H^ralh ■•lit S. IfU
of Saida, Lebanon, the city mana sage by the pastor, the Rev. K. Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop A. Reed ger of New .London, the Rev, Hage 11,536 Ejnar Raak. A sqp\»iftfr will be Attend Reception of Tolland, form erly.of this town,' of St. Ann's Church, New London, at IfM iiatUt About Town given to each' o n f attending the have issued Invitations for the and members of the clergy from laf ( ■ . * t ^ service.' An offering will aleo be DON'T "TIT" Man^he$ter~-^A CUy o f ViUogo Chorm marriage of Mrs. Reed^s daughter. In New London all parts of North and Soutli Amer Still, pleaty'ot wmr left hi U ^ b c n o f the Junior Ghumber Miss Nancy Huntington Bldredge, received for Ihe benefit of. Co ica. His Beatitude the Melklte shoea whM broaght hw* Mr ' pf Commerce'and their, .wivee will to Charles Daniel Kellogg Jr., of venant people w ho suffered losses Patriarch, spoke to the enthralled expeH repairtag. In the receijt flood. ■ ” Mr. and Mta. Richard S. Nasslff, M) mark the atart of the fall aeaaon Fairfield. The ceremonk will be gathering In fluent French and In WORK DONE WBUJB yOL.LXXIV.NO.28f (EIGHTEEN PAGB3) BIANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1955 and the Mlrses Marie and Hieresa Saturday night at a dinner aoclal performed Saturday, Oct. 1, at 3 high Arabic, his native tongue, TOO W A IT meeting at the Manchester Coun p.m., in Christ Church Cathredial, Nasalff attended the dinner recep A solemn Pontifical Uturgy was try Club. The affair will start at Hartford. The Mary Cushman Group of the Second Congregational women’s tion held in honor of His Bektitude held at U a m. at St. Ann's Church 7.30. with the honor guard Grand SAM YULYES Sunday. Sept. 11, will be rally League wlU meet tomorrow at 8 Maximos IV, Patriarch of Antioch SHOE REPAmPIfl Con, Policeman .m., at the home of Mrs. J. Her- and of all the Fgat, of Alexandria Knights Of Columbus of Norwich The Buckley School cafeteria day for the Covenant Congrega in attendance. - o r THE BETTBE KIND j will serve lunches beginning Mon- tional Church and Sunday School. Sert Finlay, 86 Phelps fIM. The- and Jerusalem, held Sunday, Sept. hostess will, be Mra. Albert Post. 4, at the Roof Garden of the Mohi- Also present from Manchester 15 Maple St,—AcroBB Prwi Ex-School Pals, ! day. Sept. 13. at the following At 10:30 .a.m.,- a joint rally day was Stewart B. R. Chehey. who Is FIrat National Pnrhhig Lai I hours for the various grades: program of recitations, hymns, an The group will make plans for its gan Hotel in New London. booth in (he annual fair, scheduled Honor guests Included Bishop greatly interested in’ the Eastern ! Grades 1 to 3, 11;2S to 12:30; object lesson and other features Rites of the Catholic Church. PINEHDRST I Grades 4 to 7, 11:43 to 12:45. will be presented, including a mes for Saturday, OcL J. Flannagan o f. Norwich,-the Bishop In Pistol Fight IS OPEN ^ For PeroiTPlot Yonkera, N. Y.^ Sept. 9 ( ^ THURSDAY and — An ex-convict shot,.an off- Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sept. 9 (ff)— An Army general duty policeman at 'crowded FRIDAY NIGHT accused with, four other high ranking officers of plotting a Y oi^en Raceway last night \ rebellion ag^nst Pjresident Peroh was reported^ under arrest as the officer sought to arrest Germ an Prisoners of UNTIL 8:30 today. Authoritative sources said Brig, Gen. Delmiro Felix him. the S2-year-old ex-con- VUIela Balaguer, head o f the Rlo'^ vlct, who vt^parently . turned BACK CvjBrto garriaon, waa being held his gun on himself, died in a the 3rd Motorised Regiment head- . quarters on the outskirts o f Buenos Truman Warns hospital early tofday. Aires. t’ Th'a gunman and p^lceman Also Urges Krei These informants said, It wap Were former schoolmates,' Itkaly Balaguar’a aaaoeiatea in the Against Cutting There waa some commoUon In, Brat raportad military plot since the crowd after the shooUng. but the abortive June 16 revolt were the racing program waa not inter Push Unity of Reich alao under arreet in garriaona near Armed Forces rupted. LITTLENANGY . . . ,tha capital. 'hla double shooting took place Not so long ago. litUa Nancy B. atood with her bike. In front fir s t Nottee in Freaa Chicago, S^t. 9 UPi— Harry 8 . new- a pari-mutuel window "uilder of PinMturat, ^ tln g for the light to turn green so that aha There were no official announce- Truman said tdday the Commun the track stands just as 19,000 per Moscow, Sept. 9 iff) — West German Chancelloi^ Konrid oauiA cToaa the Turnpike add lide’dou’n Main to her home on maote about the Sve Army officera. ist countries seem to he taking sons awaited the start of the sec \ Adenauer call^ on the Soviet Union’s top leaders to —— ..... ___...... ■_ i.— . .. - ______^ NUTRITIOUS MEALS of tiM.accuea-1 a.^mora. peaceful courje but-that ond trotting race of the evening. iJirarpmonerz-held-in Ruaaia axA-preluda to ‘‘oiMeiiaaHa— A « Oua Luther, who likea to atand on this com er andf watch ilone against tham yeaterday whan America must keep up Its guard Wanted by Folica* , zation” of relations between their two countries. the traffic go by, nmarked "the little glri did Just what ahe was ,La Kpoiea, a Peronlsta newspaper, untll .lt la sure. The dead man was Edward DSb- taught la achoel, and at hease, WAITED TOR TIIE GREEN published on ’ ite inside pages an He described cute he eaid the O - daub, Bergenfleld. N. J., object of Opening his historic first meeting with the Kremlin com LIGHT,** but the driver speeding down Main 8t. to make a fast order fbr them to appear for a senhower ' administration is mak a IS-atate police alarm in connec mand, Adenauer also plead^ with Soviet Premier Bulganin, left turn Into the Turnpike also nad the GREEN and forgot that^ M ^n Better Grades hearing eh conspiracy charges. ing In our military estabibhment. tion with a £ergenneia~bai1tTaiV.‘ Communist party boss Nikita Khrushchev and Foreign Minis the pedeatrian, yes, even the little bike rider, has the right of The, publication seemed to con- His own admInistraUon, hs said, Dabdaub, bullet In his head, ter V. M. Molotov to “ dedicate all your energies’’ to speedy way at these “ left and right turn com ers” ,and It was lucky Brm reports o f unrest at the gar began a buildup of the .armed died at St. John’s Hospital here. Nangr'a Guardian Angal was with her. rison In the rich cattle and grain forcee that "has had much to do Wounded in the shoulder was conclusion with the western Big Three of an agreement to Won’t you please take It easy at this dangerous cor county of central Atgentlna 350 with bringing about the attitude Patr
i . ■ A X ' 1 1 <■ . / / MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN.. UtlDAYi SEPTEMBER 9.1965 MANCHESTER EVENING ^ R A L D . MANCHE8T1SR. CONN.* F^IDAV, SEH BM BER 9 .195B The charge aald Kally wi win tik e t>9ft In Iho Wrifeim i a r ’ttudtndst SL Sdlplw Ramlaary la tributor to and lupportw (Allege Studento Ufa first Uma Sunday morning. [CkiiQibirc Pielate'"^ VYdnea aSd OAhoUc UMvaralty la fuiumtiaM that can M ^talnad plncera movemant, between the Plane Crash Kills Polio Shots Held Pi^fessor Gots lean Tquth for Tha 10:80 atrvlea wUl mark tliB WaaMngtoa. lle «i« to Uival la i«I~ T IIid 'O f Aaiaiarid the ice 1 w ■— Q' first apeatance of the man’s that] Bobody eeuld launch a< wi«> A .Thought for Today Drbodles NEW HOURS gnnip cited as n Entertained H^re Flood Fttrid4/ Passes in Maine b la d u m ^ lL ' priaa attack, aran tf they did maaa o f the Antarctic. 06od|3ye Oregon Success Attorney General. chorus, a group conaiating of mam- Tte9Mlp«ai(lMr4 Three;' 24 Hurt By BQOBB PMCS Army . Apology bara of tha Emanuel CIioTr and the BLAm yioTDi m ss AuaOralia. Kelljl denl^ (UkMr oath to tha ehlUlMii of MiC' poaaaaa ajtamlc bomba, upon the God’s Way MANCHESTER , e foimer EQethoven Glee dub. They Beyond the deep Ttilowledge of Johnston CbnuiQttee that he had Donations Portland, Maine,, gept 9 (9>)—Tha OaUpMu. 'V dmaonsttsted certainty that even God moves in a 'mysterious w,ay. Portland. OTe., Sept. » (Pi — aver been luOommuniSt. Further If las Norma LeClafre enjer* win sing Schubert’s "Sanctua" un-. Woonaockat, IL L, Sapt.'9 ( ^ — LSSu.w a Burbank. Calif., Sept • (Ab — CENTER mva For Red link lUehard Rondeau. $0, a auiyrtaa atta^ > if it eouid be OommuAiat geopolitical , theory His wonders to perfoirm;. Polio vacrine is a "spectacular more, He yCqaUfiad v^th backing talned with a luncheon j^ te rd a y dar tha 'dlracUon of Charles 8. The pilot of a atrleksn DCS o8o^‘K5lnii*‘'SthSu«*dSd »’ brotbtf, Robert. . manacad,' would meet with at which enablea the anonymoua ex> He plants His footsteps In the sea. success" in Oregon, the State AGENCY from Wa^M’i Law School Dean, at Her home, 49 Ansaldl Rd., for a Wakalay, mlnistar o f music. Mam- M ln ah Group — South In an explosion among delMs left stretched hU glide to the limit. But group o f her cfaaam&tes who last night after an extended Illness, burned. Deaptta 1 pert to (hart Ruaaia,'a approaching And rides upon the storm. Board of Health reported yester 498 MAIN STREET Washifigton, Sept, a (P) — The Dr. AtOiur Neef, his. “contrlbu- bars o f tha chorus are John KJell- llathodiat Church . . . . f ' B.00 laaat an equal retaliation. it wasn't enough and the plane graduated from Manchester High son, Paul Brtekaon, . Hugo Psar- The Moat Rev. Joseph E. Mc by last month’s flood, dtad early to- Robert pushed Rlcbard IMo conquest o f Australia, he has one crashed 150 yards short of the day .after reviewing the fliAt 85 V, ■ Army has apologised to Prof. Al tlon"Xto American . Youth for Pat Wupperfeld...... i.oo Carthy, bishop of PorUand, was 7A Now It ia the theory ot boUt the Deep in unfathomable mines iracy actually was to help School in June 1954, and will re son, AiDiur Larder, Jmn Albin day at Woonsocket Hoapltal. river to douse bla S i------Lockheed ■'Air Terminal Runway, weeka of the year. om fred T. Kelly of Wayne University turn later thia month for their Mrs. E. Hr'KanOilf . . . . 10.00 A pontifical Maas of Requiem Rtiaaiana and ouraelvea that, il> piece of circumstantial evidence. Of never-failing skill. The polio rate apiorig unvaccl- CI 4. SwiWays. 1 pjR. for a "mistake’* in- accusing him It off the university campus. Johnson, Wilmora Petaraon, Rich- He was one of three boys burned ing. then carried him killing the pilot, co-pilot and a sophomore year at the varitms col mrO . Barggren, Herbert Bengtfon, Ml*, and Mrs. * Samuel will he celebrated at 10:80 a.m. though ;r^a>e exiatence of atomic Recently, a Russian snorkel sub* He- treasures up’ HU bright designs ngted chlldreiu was 35 per 100,- o f supporting a Communist Tuesday in the Cathedral of tha yesterday while playing among da-' ./■ ground worker and injuring 24 leges. '» Erland Johnson, Roy Johnson. Cart Yulyea ...... 10.00 Rlchard'a oondltloa wna MNIIkr bomba cannot be detected, the rnarine made a cruise to the An,d works His soy’reign will. persons. ^ 000 population. For those who O P E N D A n . Y organlaatioh. Im*'aculate (Conception by the biia and lumber beslda the Black- Parsells Opposes Mist L ea a ire’a guests includeil Ouatafacm,' Dick Schubert, Ernest Harman Yulaa ...... ; 20.00 stone River.. Police said ona o f edaa critical, ' / 'M axiatence of facliitiea or the atari AntartlC. It traveled unde^ water Pilot Joseph Amos Bradsher, 31, were vaccinated it waa 6 per 100,- A A«M« to 0 P«M» Secretary of the Army Bcui Moat Rev. Daniel J. Feeney, coad Ye fearful saints, fresh courage ths foUowlng: Margarst J. Carter Banson, Bart Wogman, Varner Mrs. UarJoriS- F. Roth- jutor bishop of the diocese. Chula Vista. Calif., radioed ahortly 000. the board reported. ordered the allegation traaed /Tom Gustafson and Eric Anderson. of operationa for delivering bomba for 14 hours each (lay. take. ’■ Army records yesterday, and PrisciUa A. HiU, all three arc well i ...... ’. . . 10.00 Bishop Feeney has right of sue- ••••••••••••♦••am***** after taking off for Oakland. Calif., , These were flgurea for the 6 to State Flood Grant . Meii9he«e»#e»e#eli#«*#»A*»ee** can be detected, by inapectora at That clinched it. Goodbye Aus The clouds'ye iso much dread "improperly and careieaaiy per ctudents at the University of Con- Hallin and RoUiwell 5.00 ceaalon to the See.' — with 30 passengers yesterday that 9-year age group. In thle group necUcut; Ann Alvord, MiddlebuiY air flelda, in the Ruaalan plan, by tralia. Are big with mercy, and shall his starboard engine, had failed. there are approximately 144,000 formed"-Army inveetlggflve work Anonyrntma ...... 8.00The nation was In the depths of »••••••••••••»********* break Hartford, Sept. 9 — A Repub Collegs; Nancy C. Cole, Cornell Extended Forecast Mrs. C .'A n deraoh ...... 1.00 exchange of aerial aurveys, in the Crash crews stood by ss the children in the state, with 49,000 had led to the charge, the Great Depression when Bishop In blessing on your^head U i lican legislative leader says he op- University; Mary L. Parmaklan, Hedwlg Nygren ...... 5.00 McCarthy was", consecrated April C0Mf ^*»••»«*>•*»»* ********* twin-engine plane attempted to who received one or more injec Matter of P w Piap La Salle; Marjorie C. Morrle, Bay- daeahower inapection plan. The *rexas Balleriaa Doing iMp* TOWNE OLEANERS " It becomes a nutter of fair poees outright Good grants from Boston. Sept. 9 (;P)—The tem Print Mart Co...... 5.00 24,1932. , New York Killers limp ..back to the field. The plane tions of the vaccine, 95,000 who path Junior. College; and Diane s . Mr. nr.d Mrs. WUIlam J. thedry ia that atoma can't be de> Judge qot the Lord by feeble sense, sheared through power 'lines, a Ballet is a sort of mass calisthen play to admit a mistake b f this the atate but thinka the State perature Id N * w England during He launched a tireless crusade received none. /'-tf Culver, Russell Sage. W addell...... 6.00 tected, but that war can be. We Biit trust Him for His grace': fence, caromed off a parked < air ics with a lot of Girls dressed up Kind whenever it occurs," Brucker should backstop funds for flood the next five days, Saturday to balance the diocesan budget. Get Electric Chair Behind a frowning providence in. too many clothes and a lot of said. "A ccording^ the , A r m y stricken communities. through Wednaeday, will average Mrs. W. T. L ittle ...... 5.00 Finance sorely needed charities, p h a r m A c t Itnow we couldn’t tell whether a force CS4 and hit a hangar. SCHOOL Play given by Cindy * 'H e hides a smiling face. Boys dressed In Bikini TightSi In regreU the n u k in ^ o f thle mis Rep. Norman K. Parsells. of two to .six degrees above normal and. construct/modern rectories, HAR’IFQ'ltD ROAIb—(Corner of McKeaJ—»a l BER-MMli Technician Willie Malone. 47, Newitt, Paula Hewitt, 459 nation had bomba or not. We Los Angeles, working on a wing order to understand what's going taken allegation with reference to Fairfield, leader of the GOP-con- Note Family Day In aouthern New England and near schocila and churches. Ossining. N. Y., Sept. 9 (4?i.--T\vo F O R R E N T • Rokanne Hewitt, Mar- . think we could tell i f a nation waa His purposes will ripen fast. tank' o.n the C54. was killed. But on you have to know what the Dr. Kelly.” trolled State House of RepresenUh. normal In northern New England. His accomplishments included a New York City holdup slayers Unfolding every hour; OPENING tives, told a meeting of city and tha Simpson. Carol Pa- 95 million refinancing program and getting ready to uae the \bomba, died In the electric chair at Sing none of v.the passengers was seri- various stylised movements rmesn 8 and 19 mm. Movie ProJ«ctoro-> Dr. Kelly, who heads'the his Warmer Saturday and Sunday. wr*U« eUMt el N. a. A. The *bud may have a bitter taste. tory department at the Detroit -towii officials from flood areas last At Church Here C(X)ler Monday and rising tem cheao. Kathie Shea, a'"successful drive to raise million for that woulg involve all klnda of Sing prison last night. ousl.v injured. For instance^ if a Dancer Jumps up no * . . ^ -Ifv s' ' -“J ‘ , -t ■) ■ ■■ •s,,. ’'r;:/---- '' ■'•M *■ M ■ V ■ . * 7 .b- \.h-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONK. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ,19S5 UANCHE8TBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNa FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9 , 196B t . ff . turn in all catcb*r’a aqulpmant and raising pririact. Mambtrs uffiM / .Mil .11 Police Investigate ' Yo« C « 't la y UTTER Auta InsBroaeo H o c k v U h bata tomorrow imaralng. Andmifr aach glvan $l which thay wqr* to British Pub Dying Firench Hoj^s Permanent Curb Demanded Btrtoby-CaM Engaged incraaae by whatavar'means thay ^ ..‘A, . -■ -,y sss’ Mother Linked Mr. and Mrp. Leon G- Cone, of Faculty -Assumes pretarrad. A total of 138 waS| ^ ith New Tempo Two4]lar Crashes Parking Group 93 High 8 t, announa* the itor- turned la last night by eight High for Early On New York Dock Strikers WHY PAY MORE? alag* of tbair daughtar, Iflaa Irana mambtrs who had raised thalr SaawhvAlhtatasald morapHtpiiisiiraacahi I9S4 Maa <3ona to Oaear Naal Striaby, Additional Duties money by such variouo activltiaa l)eath of Daughter Two accidents wara tnvMUgatad Seeking Space Jr„ aon of Mr. and Mra.' Oaear N. as picking and sailing bluaberrias London, Sapt. 8 OP) — BNtam’a Morocco Pact (CoatlaiMg from Page One) •?. In New York, about 70 ship by local polica within a t-hour thoB any othar cempoBy botod on dlroct written Striaby of S ^ n g Gap, Weat V a.\ and currants, by siuUng flovtar aocial revolution Is cataWnff up _____ \ —^----- siailings were elthe: canceled or Tha alngla ring caramony waa Andover, Sept. (Special)—A bulbs and by baking cupmkta for with tho pubs. tm m rn«« OM) j>ariod yarterday aftarnoon when 8 - Traaonrad landmarks are vin- (C The walkout has spread to porfVlelayed. No large passenger liners B SSl'SS^avn FOUTX FIND AllaUta. tba com p^ fouwW In Gty Center ;>erformad Aug. /37 at Plaaaant duty sebodule haa bean- aat up for a wadding raciption. wUehtw Truman Warns (OanUBOMTlrom n g a Om ) Newark, Bayonne, Jersey City and Vere seriously affected — with 3-car crashes' occurred ai tha In?, <3rova Mathodiat Church, Chunber- A final report given on the food iahlng la tha country*d gt 4 M ttsdU'. nljrsUrioiu circum- Hoboken in New. Jersey. ^ewmen. passengers, and ship- terfccUon of Pine and Walnut SU. by Sean, ofltera ratea uaually lower U>an 2 S !a * 3 m a * ^ land, Md„ by the Rav, Francia H. tha faculty of the Elamantary sale aponaored to the LafOeg" prtMparity and faster tempo. Tha ,«l«nce» th* nlittt of Aug. 3<- ■ ■. m riiBiiv hotter Guto IniurGncivVlJuD! At tn# mihg trat* you Negotiators on all aldaa Intan- Twenty passenger and cargo ping company supervisory, per- and at the ihteraectlon of School Rockville Sept. 9 (Special) Stleby. uncle of tha groom. School which Includes stipervlrion Benevolentoler Society and the Catho At «n JnquMt iMt Friday, Dr. and Autumn Sts. Both mlahapa re can count on Allaute for flneat llU tM lic ladles' Society of S t Colum- AgainstCutting sifjed their Activities as tha tar vessels were stranded in the port .sonnel helping to take care of and faat. fair claim aetUaments thrOqghout the United BUtaa Efforta will ba continued to im Mlaa Carolyn Haaal Cone of thta of the upstairs and downstalra in m y MatvUla J. Aston, city medical of Boston today by a work "holi- baggage. ' sulted in considerable damage. clty^ aia'tar of the bride, was maid door areas and arrivals and de ba's Church showed a profit of $81 OMinlnar, said the young, heirea* get date for the settlement ap The firat accident occurred at and Canada. _ . prove the parking aituation in the baan tabbed for praaarvation ba- day" of 2,000 members of the JIA. j Hov-cver, the British liner Brl- of honor and Francia Striaby, partures at tile achool bus areas for the benefit of the Church died In an attempt at an abortion Armed Forces proached. Ameng vessels held in port by tannic put to sea minus a sched 2:20 p.m. when a car 0{)arated by Caatact your local AUaUta center of the city, aapeclally along brother of the groom, waa beat Skoog Fund. cauaa of historic or archltactural to “panon or persona unknown. Edward Ma>x>, 68. of Wapplng, FRANK LANGMA^K — M19-W50 man. . '" before and afUr regular school Flreaaaa to Moat importance. Theoe buildings can Ifouwid Si Bekkqi and Sldi Ben SUmane, the stoppage was the passenger uled 1 700 tons of cargo jmd with Eaat Main St., and Middle Rd. hours. hot ba altered without oSclal ^Tha city conceded former Fasha of Fez, were due liner Nova Scotia, which had been 400 tons of unloaded carga traveling east on Walnut 8t., al- The brlda w^re an orchid or- The monthly meeting of tha lira. SUver,* efforts to eataWish the^ (ConMnned from Page Oae) ledgedty went through a atop sign You’re In Good Honda with . At a meeting of tho Advlibry Aaaignmanta for tha first thrae Volunteer Firemen's Aasn. will ba authorisation. IdenUty of the person or persona back in Paris tomorrow from con scheduled to sail today for Halifax, Federal officials reportedly ganaa taffeta gown with a floral iM ware handledTby Mra. Hajm For cehturiea the''iwh has been ferences with Ben Toussef in N. S.. and Liverpool. were eon.siderlng invoking the and smashed'hroadaida Into a c«r Committee and the Board of Direc- hat, and carried a bouquet of or held this evening in the Flrahouae who conunitted the abortion are proceeding south on Pins St.'and Floyd, Harry Palubniak and Mrr. a t^ o'clock. a neighborhood club. A placo to months seemed, on the surface at Madagascar. . In Baltimore, stevedores re Tafl-Hartley Act to halt the walk tora of the Parking Improvement chida. Tha maid of honor wore an Helen Barton, mornings ;and Mra. visit and argue as wall as to drink. 'French Consult Ex-Bultan turned to their Job.s last night out, w;hich is costing shipping operated by 15-year-old Cynthia Alan., yeatarday aftarnoon, it Waa Irideaoant taffeta gown, with _ Atteado Baadaar least, to deatre a lessening of Joyce of is Victoria Hd. Batty Wright and Mias Oladya But the atm o^ara 10 changing. world tensions," Truman sjtifl- Twu special French envoys, after taking the day off to discuss firms an estimated million dollars c o m pa n y voted alao to atudy further all In- White hat and carried yellow roaea. Bowman, aftamoona. Next week’s Town Clerk Ellsworth U Oovell who e l o ^ with a Miami Beaqh. the New York port strike. a day. According to police^ Mrs. Mgud ereaaed uae of Recreation Field The brlde’a' mother wore a gray attended laat night's aamlnar on Thera are 73,433 Bubs In FlA, motorcycle policeman. Bari “Perhaps the objective we have Gen. Georges Catroux and For Joyce, 74. also of. 74 Victoria Rd, workers will be: Guy Outlaw. Mri. land and Walaa — fawar in pro been pursuing during these anxi eign- Minister Antoihe Pihay's The one-day work stoppage in But at President Eisenhower's homo of the Little League-parking. floral taffeta print and the bride- Betty Wright and Miss' Gladys changes In tha alaction laws and Ostretchar, 29. June 34, was aU the Maryland city held up loading and grandmother of Mbs Joyce, . The next atep will bq holding ..a groom'a mother a tropical blue problems artalng In connection portion to populat' weeks pregnant at the time of her ous years is at hand — our policy chief administrative aide. Henri vacation headquarters in Denyer, was arrested and charged with al Bowman, mornings, and Mra. 000 In tha time of <)uaen BUnbath of achieving peace through Ifrissou, were still on Madagascar, and unloading of 26 ships. Asst; Press Secretary Murray meeting with Mayor Frederick dreaa. Haaal Floyd and Harry Pahabnlak, with tha fall election which waa Concerning vessels which may lowing a rhinor tu operate a motor Berger and other city officials to A reception, followed in the held in the Hall of the House of 1 three eanturlas ago. ^*?he* district attorney said his strength may be beginning to seeking the former Rultan's co Snyder said yesterday ' he had vehicle, Mrs. Joyce was a passen aftamoona; Bapt. lP>-23; - Arthur Tha nightly gatherings for decision to .prefer charges was yield concrete results. It is not now operation wltli the French plan. be diverted from New York to "heard of no recommendation" preaent detailed plana gnd eatl- church pariora, which ware decor Lorlng PiMto Van Rbemar, Mra. Caroline Crit RepresanUtivaa at tha State Capi drink and talk ara fading away. Baltimore, a union offlcisl said: that the President intervene in the ger in the caT at the time of the inatea of the B. Main St., project.. ated with gladioli and mountalh Mariea K. O'Ooauaer tol. DTompted by the Silvers at- possible to tell with cerUinty. and In Cairo, the exiled leader"" of accident. tenden and MriT Irene Qantiok, Telavialon, more automobilaa and nauy tomUfs refusal to allow Dash and it probably will not be possible for the strong IstlqlalMIndependence) "we're taking orders on any and waterfront dispute. • ...... Harry W. Plamm, who ia co- greena. For a wadding trip to Vir momiim, and Guy Outlaw and C a p t. (jsi'roll E. Shaw of the coffee bars are largely reoponatble, all ships but what the men will do • Mayo was arrested by Patrol ginia Beach, Va., the bride wore a Mr. and Mra. Jerome P. Con .State Police joined the group Of S s asalatant to Uke along psy a long time to come." Party, Allal El Fassi, finally "The White House, has always man ' Neddow and charged with chairman with Robert A. Rlvkln, Mrs. Betty Wright, afternoons; along with rising costs for lipkaap. c ilir t chiatrists to examine Mrs. Sliver. Note of Caution agreed to the proposal for a is another thing-."—-.— remained out of labor difflrulties haa an outline of a plan fdr build traveling gray ault and matching way of Holyoke; Maas., announce Sept. 36-110: Mrr, Hazel Floyd, town officials for thalr discussion The port of Philadelphia was passing a stop sign. hat. The couple will be at home at the engagement of their sister, of the new basaars and raffles, law The attorney had u®*^.**, Truman called his speech a "note regency. Previously he had de- until they assume the stature of a ing up the preaent wall to the level Hariry Pdluhntak and Mrs. Helen European death rates are lower shut down from noon to T^p.m. crisis affecting the national wel Both cars were badly damaged, of Middle Rd., and laying a aide- Buckhannon, Weat Va., after Sept. Marion King O’Connor of Olcott in order to answer their many mlt Dash and Asst. Dist. A t^, of caution." He said this should be rnanejed Ben Youssef’s uncondi with about $400 damage rasult- Dr., to Atty, John Francis Clifford Barton, mornings, and Mrs. Caro than ever before In ^ ta of hard Jacob Kallah to interview the America's course: tional return. (EDT) yesterday, but dockers re fare," Snyder said. walk, which would proyfde 'TIB' 15. Both Mr. and Mri. Strieby are lina Crittenden and Arthur Van qubationa. sumed work after that hour and ing to the 1951 Pontiac driven''by parking threa rowi of cara on atudenta a t West Virginia ' Wea- of Murray Sti, Bast H a rtfo ^ ^ Guests I* Town ships of World War u which could distraughtaught won»nn. __ "We must and should confer Anlinationaliet also were busy. Union pleas for intervention in Miss Joyce, and $300 to Mayo's Mra. O'Connor- la the daughter Roomer, aftamoona. have lowered the vitality of aoma | attorney, Morris ^Wolf, with the Russians. Rightist Deputies'from parties, in were on the job today. ^ t Main St., and many mora on Ityan College. Mr. and Mra. Montagus White B u t ^ public The Philadelpltia longshoremen Its dispute with the waterfront, 1649 Ford. of the late Mr. and. Mra. Nell PTA Mamberahlp'Drive were i-ecent giiests.at the home of rasidants. In a letter to Dash made “We must and should lo6k for Faure's coalition scheduled meet commission have been consistently Middle Rd., than at present. Hot. lainchca S ta rt. Mrs., J. Rusaell Thomneon. mem- after nDoated requests by news- «id, howevga. they will not handle | At 4:35 p.m., a car operated by Cemphell: King peaceful solutions but_neve^ at- ings In Paris to seek ways of keep- FVSnytea. 17. of ai Grehard St., lii hot lunch prograitrlm tH bf a graduate of the Cofiege of Our 'ilp chalrmanT announced at hued tefusal the price of justice aiicTTfeedom ing-Mmitsy -ATaTa off W ^hTpift: anyny didivertsd-eargo.. '.would be aelf-aupporUng through the public achoola got under way West Beach. Mr. and Mrs.' Haw- TTie porl at Wilmington, Del., Gov. Ayerell Harriman and New Rockville, proceeding south on Au Lady of the Elhii In Chicopee, last night'a. PTA executive meet kina are former summer residents on Dash's alleged prior threat to “And above all, *we must ) :V \ ' ' ■ ,7\ -N'-- ^■*1: t . :K=.' V. / j ' , ' / lIANCHfiSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNN« FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9.1955 . UANCBESTBa ZVENtNO BalALD, Ma HCHSSTEB, COMM. FSIDAY, 8EFTEMBER •, ISW Uii W *y->Nliht Watea -Year AWOL. ■•■luff'll W OTR— |4i7 1C—Cavalcade of Sporta Politics Absent 20 'Adendu^ Asks Reck Free High Schoot Construction Keeps Pace with Schedule Blish' Says^ Gash Relief WDRC—Romance lloods- Daily Radio W iU T — WCTH-r-Boaton va. Indians Skywatch Sch^diile Tries to Reehlist WOM>—IIM Easteni Oayttgbt TIbm WTMV>l68b Yx-WgblIgbl • Watch------From Conclave German Prisoners of W ar ww:-J. c. H "F W D R C -^ . Orcent Or Batnrday, ge»t r » Kansas Otty, Sapt. 3 (BV-Laroy OIL In Flood Due Quickly WOTH-ioMon vs. Indiana Midnight • 3 a.m. nHfiain Stevenson Van' C*Mp tried to raenllat la Uw Serenade Of Stargazers V ■) art BuppUafl bgr Uw radio managa- WCCC-Record Review 3 a.m. > 4 ajn. ..., blnateere Nteded Arm y yesterday and wound up un* —Nile Waleic , . 4 g.m. - 6 am . ..., .. Vdlaateers Needed dar mlUtary guard after ha toU fa* Right Bub—Wrong School /maqta and ata aubjaet to ebanga i^B-|ascbaU MaUnea WTIC—M. ^ . -McOee and MMlIe Hartford. Sept. 9 (iPi- Cash to needed, ii available, and that 60 W T lo -ld u Radla Una WDRC-Moods ini Komaoes 6 a.m. • 8 a.m<-.'.. .. BUI Breadheft crulUng officara ha had baan ah- CALL (W M t) Ckm an Federal Refnibllc^ , without aoUea. WORClt-llecord Shop DubUn> Iratand, Seipt. 0 0l>—One One Uttle girl got off a back up assurance of flood loss „f ^ spent In Con- , W U T^B ob and Ray WOTH—Dance Muato 8 a.m. *.-10 am. .. .. Danict Firestone aant without laava 30 yaara. nor by meehanicany mergtnf both relief'lr-«xpected In Connecticut neotlcut. *!••— -- l*i4*« „ of the straagMt international con 10 a.m! - 12 Noon ___. . • ^arilyn y i Hubbard, Raymond Leger Van (temp,. in answering rou w a u A m school bus at the wrong stop ,* 't ^ Y - ^ u s io Merchant WRAY-News WHAY •ejSua Waiph parta St denbany. R would be best today and set off all kinds of early next week. Sen. Prescott „jjd money over which he WCCC-Record Revue ference* ayti ^eld In these day*; 12 Noon - 3 p.m. ..., Volnateera Needed tine queationa hy. the'recniiters, WCCC—Good l£venln| Ocod 'MuaiO 2 p.m. • 4> p-nt; ' Andrew Cavasza casually mentioned he ..quit the OIL m viei If the German problems were set complications. - Bush reported this morning. i decision can be used for *ny 'WKNB—Yanks va. Chksago WiatB—News; .Sports nmance of world teneion came to a cloae He epoke at a meeUng of the | pubug temporary purpose except • W'nc—Uatolnrts ,x. WTIC-Ncws J^.p.m- - 6 ...... Claytdh Adamec Arm y in' 1985 at F L Douglas, tled by the Germanic themselves.” “She went to the WTong kin WDR(;--cI!r Kolby ' WDR(^News here tht* w;et4i. dergarten class, at the Ver- State's Congreaslonal delegation he ' federal aid highways and tern- waTH-Waxwerka • rp.m...... Cyril Banks, Dennis Heffron Utah. MI-9^54S Trod aald "the most diverse pub WGTH—News . HAY—Nile Watch Th«( ahadow of polities hung 10 p.m...... Jean Hayes, Arthur Bouffard planck school, touched off a had called at the Bond Hotel. At | porgry housing which come-under' '•it*-. ■ « i l » - - riC—News overhead—-but no word of politics "Tha pay waa smaV,” ha aald. lic drclea imd newspapers in west this meeting. Congressmen and authority, WHAY—Music Merchant WHAY-Bporu BpotllCM 0— Mews- Almanac 12 Midnight...... Volunleera Needed "Only $21 a month along, with .police investigation as to her WCC(^—RaCura Ravus WCCC—Uood Event njt'-OeoA 'MualO 1— Newi was mentioned at the ninth gen Germany are demanding *posltlve whereabouts, and fouled up the their representaUves heard Brig. ; Could Build School Skywatch Post located zm top of Mancheater Police Station. rtom and board. I applied for a de results from the Ifoacow talks in WKNB—Ya«ki vs. Chlcsxo WKNB—Vagabond Route Ui eral sasembly ol the Internationi roll call of a kindergarten Gen. Robert J. Fleming Jr., of the | Qgn. fleming said he has author- WTtC-8leiBr Oaliat _ ^ WTIC—Btrlctly Bporu nY s -n—Nita ils Watch( Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquartera Municipal pendency discharge because of my LET US F ILL yS3b the interests of all the German WDRC-J■ ■ gain.. iman K5—ijport I AstMnoihtoM Union. Building, Mancheater 6n Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 1 to 5 wife and two babies. One day they teacher. Arm y Engineers detail waya future , ,ty to build a temporary, school, WURO-Cal Kulliy / Strange iBedfellow^ p e ^ e .” . » WOTH-Waxworks V WUTll—U. Wlamer WDKC-NlgbtIRC-%lgtit Owl p.m. told ma my discharge papers had 'Candy D'Amato, 5, of J19 disaster by flood may -be mini-1 for example. R* noted too, that If • tS WCTH—BporuiTH^porti Report Mingling at flte meejlrig* were _ KTot ‘FrecondlHoos’ mixed. He aald much damagi* was [ „ town wished to undertake m «:ia - WHAY—Dinner Date \ 11:1 come through and I could pick Keeney St., daughter of V - WHAY—Betty ICniball WCCC-Good Kvenlng Good Musla ^ Y —Symphony In the Might artronomere from tlu.Koviet Dnlon Adenauer said, In asMng release and Mrs. Archangelo D'Amato, caused by encroachment Of build- [ build a permanent school Instead, WCCC—Reieord Revue . and Jeauitg from the Vaticaii, etar them up the next day. f WKNB—Yanks vs. C'hicaiD WKNB-I-Dinner Oats riC—durllght Serenade nounced by. Moscow Radio for hia ‘‘1 don’t know why I did it, hut o f .the prisoners, he was not mak got off on the wrolif foot on ings, bridges and bottom debris oqj gg replacement for one damaged WTIC—Emii Cota ^RC—Dance gazers from Red CTiina, the Uni Bolshevik uprising against the WTIC—Wlddw Blown theories. With surprise, he learned I decided to piu:k up that same day ing a ’^recondition.” but rather her third day at .school. Sched stream channel8...He thought local or waslied away, he has _ WI)R(2—(^1 Kolbv WDRC—Guv Lomuarda WGTH—Dance ted States x id 38. other countries. Czar ahd fled..td the United States WCTH—BUI Stern 11:4*—. during a casual talk with a Rus and go home. And I did.” underlining an essential to the uled to go t'6 the South School, regulation ought to keep streams estimate what a temporary atruc- WGTH-Waxworks their governments do in the 1920'a During the meetings. *:U-, WHAY-Kymiih(iay In. the Night sian delagate that one of hla books 'Van (temp, 43, was taken to CALLED FOR AND ^ “normalisation'’ of relations the she got off at Verplanck. clear. ture would have cost, then give '• i 4*— WtlAy-rSutfuer Serened* WTJC-Surllght tenhada not jrertgnlza each other dlploma- Struvg. served at times as an in Soviets had listed as the purpose Bush, opening the meeting, said this sum toward the permanent WriAY-Betty Kimball WCC(>-Q»^ Evening (M(teod Muile WDRC—DaMe Orchestra terpreter for Russian astronomers had been published in the Soviet nearby Ft. -Leavenworth ' and DELIVERED PROMPTLY Bui* everything turned out WCCC-Record Revue WKNB—Dinner Dele Upatlly, the astronomers talked Union. placed under mlUtary guard pend- > of his trip to Moscow. that now. three weeks after dis building. He said engineers will re WKNB-Yanke ve. Chicago Teely and swapped data. .srhen they'rah Into language dif- all right when s^e wandered to WTH>-Tliree Star Extra "They explained almost apologet ing'S check of his records. AT NO EXTRA CHARGE “R is s « uAbearable thought aster struck, "I am Impreased by pair a*post office that the govern WTic-Pepper Young WDRC—Lowll fnomaa Presiding over the conference flcultlea. X CeiKter and McKee Sts. after WDRC-Csl Kolby MDXENIUM W Ai MISTAI ically that It Waa now out of He ie a pipefitter’a helper iiid that mors than 10 years after the the Importance of making deals. ment leases. PubliC(Use, he em WGTH—Liberace e— " * waa Dr. Otto Struve of the- llnl- Prof. B. V. Kukarktn, leader of class and a^asserby returned WCTH—Waxworks print,” said Goldberg, "but they also operates a small farm. He PiM PhanMil end of hostilities, human beings her to her home. (Tandy is W e have'had ample time fon a phasized, governs the ^ WHAY—Kiicor^ Theater Naugatuck, Conn. t/Pt -^e-^vanty vcrtlty of Californi*. Who cx- the Soviet delegation, was the udio One way or another were large number of loan and grant To help hlB staff, he aaid, the WHAY—Record Rodeo W(]CC—Good Evening Good^Muale biisleet man prb.'ent. He was' smil promised to send me a copy.” said hia family didn't know ha was •M CENTEB Mr. somewhat wiser now. WKNB—Evening Serenade employes of a factoryi^iere found plalnrt: abeent without leave. -One son,' dthwn into the maelstrom of wsr applications to be made. Now we Army has broken up the Corps of WCCC-Record Review out their $9,000 Individual pay in- "Ideological and political diL ing and shaking hands with every TEL. m 3.MU Engineers advanced class at Fort WIC4B-Bairball Matinee WTIC—Answer Man George S. Van Camp, S4f is in the. events should be kept away from n e ^ some closings —some cash . . WTIC—Cluy hombardo WDRC—Tens Ernie creagfs were Jtjef a sticking type ferencca fade A«i^ay in our cemmori one, insisting "different political Thera are about 7.500 public their families, their homes and deals." » Belvoir. Va., and has detailed some WDHC-Newa WOTH—Fulton Lewie Jr— - systems don't prevent friendly Army. * ' 1 :t»- bar on a cheoit writing machine. A goal, the iKploratioq. of the uni library system* In the United Van Camp said he decided to re- Pii(il.MoxPluimai| their normal, peaceful work," he He said he had comttuinirated 30 officers to this regl^on. WCTH—Bbb and Ray "9" wound-'up in front of the cor verse.’' scientific relations.’/ StatSs but 30 per cent of them Gen. Fleming said he hai been WHAY—Encore Thealee enllqt because "they need good 3M EAST CENTES ET declared. this view with National Red Cross ‘ I t l * - WCCC—Good Evening Good Muife rect figure on the faulty checka, Struve U a White Ru'Slan "Dr. Leo '6okM>erg, a University have ihoomee of less than $1,000 T E L .M I»4 M M About Town President Ellsworth Bunker, who given authority to make decisions > WHAY-Record Rodeo WKNB—Evening Reranada mechanics" and his conscienca had (The West German government W'Cee—Record Review WTIC—Tonight s Star Which'were called hack. who ffought o the Oommuniatg in the of Michigiiin man, waa once de a .year. . been bothering him recently.. claims that nearly 100,000 Ger- MSiired hJgV^Jha^.the Red Cross “in th* field." . ■ . WKNB—BaeeUll Matinee WDRCi-'i'enn Ernie " mans icrs '"still in Soviet ■ ■ auiaiMiiiiuHi ’hopes to start paying grahrs To' He said that While he can t pave - -WTlC»Unrennu - Janes ■ -j— WGTIT-^J. Vandtrcoai ' “ ■ -7 Mr. and Mrs.. Alfonse Plantanidi^ federal aid roads, he can P'‘i " WDRC-Cal Ko(by 1:1*- The Russians and the East Ger businessmen 'and Individuals by t - WG7H—Bobw g: and Ray W HAY—Encore Tlieeler man Communist government Insist 38 Dudley St., who efitered the Monda,V. Bush said- he has been (HI as he has on W insted a Mam WCCC—Good Evening Good/Muite the number la less than fi.OOO).' Army in June 195.4, has been pro assured that In Waterbiiry, for Street: he can "temporarily' re WHAY-Suburinn Serenade WKNB—Platter Party moted to the rank of specialist pair water systems for public iise. WCCC-Record Review WTIC—Newe.ol World “The division of Germany, is ab example. 50 applications have been WKNB-Basebalt Matinee WDRC—Tenn , Ernie normal," Adenauer continued third class at Fort Story, Va. H « approved and are ready for final He said he also tried to pay all tha WTIC—low Radio Lana WGTH—G. HcatU firmly. “ Isit Us.try to-make a step is. presently assigned to the 458th passing by the local community cost of installing the Army's tem WDRC—Cal Kolby l ! « - / Transportation Co. ( amphibioua -WOTH-Bob and Ray WHAY—Eiipofe Theater forward in this question during our disaster committee. porary Bailey bridges in the aUte. WCCC—Com Evening Good Musle talks. Otherwise we face the dan truck), where he Is a mechanic in Bvsh said his concern about but found that federal law re jvKN^^lalter Parly ger that a center of objection, of the maintenance section. A grad quick payment of grants in aid quires the state to undertake coat WTJ€?-One Man'* Family C.OOD,-YtAR DELIVERS WORO—Charles Onllingewood tension o f the ftrtt magnitude, will uate of Manchester High School in should not be construed a.s any of actual erection. 1952, he wais employed as a body ^^GTH—Warm Up , If continue to exist In the heart of criticism of the relief process. Gen. Fleming said that within *:M- repairman at the Manchester Mo the next few days he hopes to WHAY—Polka Party Zhirope.” Said he. "we have had wonderful WCCC—Good Evening Good Huale tor Sales prior to his entrance in help. We have got to go through rtart alloting work on the usual "There is no genuine security In to the Army. WKNB—Music / Europe without establishment of the loan and grant application per specification and contract basis. WTIC—Lone Ranger- ANY APPUANCE OR TV UNDER $200. iod as a way to screen out those Up to now, he said, disaster work WDRC—Arthur Godirey Digest Germany,” the Chancellor de The Youth Band and Songsters WCTH—Bo.eton VA. Indlanx.. Dom who don't need help and protect has been given out on the basis of iiia - clared. of the Salvation Army will present First of Many Talks those who do and those who ap availability "to cut all thlnga that WllAY—Poika-iUarly a varied program of Instrumental prove the assistance. That has to would bar reduction of a atate of WCCC—(tood Evening Good Muele $10 DOWN IF $200 OR OVER . . . Adenauer told the Russians that music and song tomorrow evening . WKNB-MusiP the current talks would be only the be done. chaos to one merely of confusion." ■ WTIC—Lone Ranger at the Citadel. Capt. Eric Jackson, "But now." he aald. "I have told Now, he said. *he confusion will b* WDRC—Disk Derby first of a long series which would Young People's Secretary for the WGTH—Boston vs. Indiana Mr. Bunker plainly that it is neces ironed out too. , _ S:S*— be necessary to. arrange relations' Southern New England Division, was taken toward the northwest from the northeast comer o f the between the Soviet Union 'and Flat and sketched in l>old outline only a few weeks back, sary to get the money. People Noting the long term flood con-^ WHAY—Polka Party , will serve as chairman and will be roof on the laboratory wing, the first section of the building WTIC—National Radio Fan Clu»- Western Germany^ the new Manchester' High School begins to take on its vertical don't want ‘‘any more application trol needs, Gen, Fleming said a CU. n . DIAL AUTOMATIC Uie speaker at all services Sunday. scheduled for completion. The bottom photo shows that roof WDRC—Dhk Derby “I regard it as the purjpose of dimension as work by the M. S. Kelleher Co., contractors, con blanks. They want deals. I think control reservoir at Thofiiaston ia WGTH—Bo.eton vs. Indlapa >'« these talks to treat as one whole tinues. In the center of the top photo, the shop wing grows where concrete was being poured today over the Jong rows of that beginning now. this is vital to a "must■■ for the Naugktuck Val *:t*- Mrs. Eidward (Tarrigan, presi upward and the auditorium wing behind It moves into advanced tubes. Designed by Victor Frid, Hartford architect, the $5,- the siti’atlpn.” ley. and he said. "the,present ap WHAY—Polki Parly the problem of normalising our re dent of Emblem Club No. 5 of ' WTIC—Netlonal Radio Fan Club DEFROSTING constructipn stages. The elevator in the left background aida 000,000 school Incorporates a>type o f concrete construction,,in, He said that Bunker as.sured him proved plan ia the only one that , WDRC—Disk Derby lations in the context explabied by Rockville, who with her, husband r mo." in lifting heavy construction material into place. The photo which hollow tubes arc incased in the slab. Herald Photo that the Red Oosa v ill draw on can possibly be use4- - WGTH—Boston vs. Iiutiani delivered a carload of household its resources - far be.vond the An.swering a question by Con-- This was an assertion that the WllAY—Night Watch linens to Putnam donated by Man amounts contributed for flood re gressman Horace Seely-Brown of WTK^National Radio Fan aub Russians would have to take up chester and Rockville members lief. if that Is necessary. He re the Second District, Gen. Fleming WDRO—Evenlng In 8t. Louie the prisoner problem and the' re- and friends, through the medium ported that the Red Cross has said he favors./empty reservoirs WGTH-^oston V*. Indians imification question i f they want of The Herald conveys the great liberalized totals of locdl spot re for flood contjrtil purposes but he WHAY—nW Watch to have serious discussions about gratitude and appreciation of Mrs. lief payments to $1,000; that some WTIC—Natlatael, Radio Fan Club thought the State might consider W DRC—Bing Cipiby. normalising relations with West Wilfred Bausoliel. president of the 80 per cent of Connecticut small dams that might be used part wa.v ern Germany. Putnam Emblem Club, and Its busine.ss ia eligible for help under up for water or factory power ' WHAY—Nile Watsh Not mincing any words Ade members, for the generosity of the liberalized qualifications as to in need, leaving extra height and WTK:—National lCk :V-. S L M IC B B S ^ KVENINO BERALDf. MANCRE8TER9 OpNN« PIUDAY. SEPTEMBER 9,1955 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERM J). MANCHESTER. c 6n N..' FRIDAY, SEPTEMRER 9.1998 •iAi£mmiSU0SitlS alw to tha creation of favorablo Matrolman Allan Smith, wps itned ...... joateua Eaaax to Queen Ellaabeth. No matter how much timea you Retiring Couple, $20 for intoxication. '*W' BUGS BUNlfY And to look for it, leet time can- cUhialaa.ot opinion thnwghout ( ^ n F o r u m “Walt haan't paid for that clbak." Antwar to Previcua Pimi* Gr&^n Manor the world,’’ the report s a ^ Court Cases Othera fined were Cart O. Shlp- not be found again. pee, $7, Baatford, $13; and William Paycholpglat—When children ire It was sent tg tha Bemto and Cadets Honored Sens6\ and, Nonsense ^^mmon Pkitntt Mouae Appropriations Commit- •*8ix Days Not Enough?** X Matte, 81. of 111 K, Middle 7 7 naughty, 'quickly anvttch their at- A reckicaa driver ts ja fellow Wih» Postal Tpke., $0, both charged with pasa- tentionk,- who passee you on the j highway teea. To the Editor, six New York men fbr^tad Tho now survey reports on 11 Sure we have a VtlUge of At SA -Service ingatop signs. Hother—Switch their what ? , In apite of all you can jdo. ' ACMMB BTNewCeooomie bonds today to Town Court pMted 'Fined $9 also were Gerald F. Small boy explaining a broken ground to pieces, i; atippoa*? ' V Policy (sb.) Station Bid trade faira-^10 in Europe and one Charm, and wo M>o people of Man window to policeman: "I was Atlanta Han—Nothing of -the ILUcc pass la chester are real proud of It and to connactlon with an Incident Shannon, 31, of 40 Etdridge St;, DOWN In Japan—and notes that throe and LHmell J.' Laaaard. S3, of 160 cleaning my alinKshot and It went sort. The poor fellow starved to' CARNIVAL DICK TURNER 'oUwTs wane held earlier in Eu wapt to, keep that way. NoW I do .n tre e cadets who vrill aater the Friday night when State Police re off.” death waiting for the next train. 4 You wUI or 1 n tfb y fruit . not understand why' the restau Salvation Army Eastern Com ported one of them' tool^ a bottle Lynesa St., both for vielationa a t Green Manor iCetaUa will build, rope and one in Thadtend.' the rulea of the road. They'were Two men In a car went right you — - 3 Burdin own and leaso to.tha U.8. Poat Of------/ rants, but mom oapectoHy, "tho mand Training College to New of wine from Cherrono’e Package past the traffic lights ivben they Claude Rains, well-known actor, t — as a pin IT b t e s Uvema,” want to operato tho aalo York later this month and a vet Store a t 428 B. Middle Tpke. arrested as the result of radar fict new jwrcM post'TaelUUea on checks Sunday. were red, and ware stopped by a Is amiised by a atory told of that 18— to s 4 Skin growths Broad St- according to Natl laiia, of llqtior on Sundays. Is six days eran couple retiring after many Charged with breach of the policeman. Itlustrious Jurist, the late Juatlca million SCurved V not onough, sum they make A yearn a* field officem wem gueiU tiley were George Mflli, 25, Percy N. Howarth, ‘ 54, Rocky head of Green Manor IBatates. Public Rec^ords Hill, charged with a violation of ”I’m «>rry. Officer." said the Oliver Wendell Holmea. Out atrol- II Askow. molding______\ ■ . He aakl today the company waia od week's pay for alx day* 1 a^ a obmhinatton famwell and m- Iton, L. I„ also tmanred .with driver, thinking quickly. ‘T hap ling with an aasociate one after lAHcnldle band ec^taur KVO llvad to .this town ovar 40 tlmment servlee at the Citadel fti^ of goode for sale, $50 bond tha rules of the road, wat granted 3SArrai» poison 41 Contecrala informad* y eaterg ^ nftamoon by a nolle on recommendation of pen to be a doctor and I'm taking noon, the nonagenarian and hia •IS Mouse genus- 7 Golf molind officials to Washington that their Wamnifee Deeds years, and I havo nevor baard -of M ight forfaltod; Lansrls PatU . 31. and a patient to the asylum in a 'companion passed an Intriguing 14 Looks allko g Bravely , 36 Eagle nett 41 FVnmdetloBI John H. McVeigh and Mary Mc ■Ay of m e Uvem owners that 'XJoI. and Mrs. Ral|to T. MUler, Douglas r . McOoiHald, 81, both of Prosocutor Philip.Bayer bid to provide these faclIiUea had Judgment waa suspended to four hurry,” , young damsel. Wlatfully the Jua- II Landed | ----- Stanley 37 Bad driver 43 Sour been acceptM. Veigh to Henry P. Benet and Gar- wknt bankrupt, noc applying to New England provincial coiAman- W ast Hempataad. L. L; Gerald, 21, The policeman wax auapicioua— tlve turned for a lingering glance. \< 3 words) 43 Malay the town tor relief, why sot he dera, attended the aervtce. Ool. Mil and John Qiiton, 83, both of Wood- caaea because of the past good re propertiM Gardner Ellia said he had not been told trude G. Benet, property' bn Hell cords of the defendants. They were but the passenger was juat as "Ah.” he aatd. "Ah, to be aeventy .MChooso lOFUhaauco 8l^ c of a kiadtl----- and of all tha detaila of accoplance as S t . < -N..: ■atlsSed with six dAys and enjoy ler admtoletered the- oath, or aide. L. t ; and John .H Tomsudan, quick. Ltooking up at the constable again," uodte and keep Sunday holy, which God ‘‘charge.’' to the cadeu. They wem 31, Baldwin. John- J. Benniaon Jr., 18, and II — and nuts u The acid — llVdl^ano In yet and aeveral bida had batn sub Raymond T. Schaller to Jaipe* Richard H. Benniaon, 17,'both of with a seraphic smile, he whis ‘» A n ----- 17 Dark (preBx) Sicil mitted for. the least to. run fori Pom pei^d TIary Pqmpel. prop totonds you should doT Miss*Edith Pickup, - daughter of -All axcept Milla forfettad bonds pered: "Kiss me, darling!-'* Ruth- -I too. had an Ideal once. 47Coa ■ i '.rV ■' ; r ' . . r '. ■*' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ISi^lCHESTER. CONNw FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. i956 ’il> , '*■ "" II I neiiiMaiMMi ■■ waanaM^MV^Miaa iiM i i i s n n i e 11 ■ ii‘(h^i»w*iwaiwsisaas— a a^p—a^sw^nm—^ n — SMS^MSm .-V Dodgers Whoop Is Up After dinching Flag Crucial ■ Stage for American Loopi WUt« Honlks Sliding RmiiMr Regular ^late StatB Alumni Touraament Baseball Champions Cuba's Zulueta B^xes New York, Sept. 9 (AV-Brooklyn’s pennant victory Is the earliest ever In the National ■UUX8 If n m o u s #and Dodgers last spring that never Ends Sept. 25 Lesoue—but in the Amadcan, one or two of the contenders may find it’» later than they Most venMtll* player In Ue materialised turned out to be a Cisco Tonight thiiut sfter the next three, pressure-packed dgys. - Amerioin 1im( im thla Muon baa break for CIney. The Rhinelanders Chicago^ Sept. 9 (F)—Arrange- The Dodgers made it with a 10-2 thrashing' of Milwaukee yefitei^ay, erasing their own offered Wally Post oven up for baaa A1 SmlUi of tho aareland In- menU for a playoff in the‘event ,New York. Sept. 9 (/P)--Cubs’s'y DeMarco, snd ons decision o w lefigue standard for an early clinehiitg set bn Sept. 12, 1953. diaaa. Smith haa -playad aecond Junior Gilliam. Post is batting the American League pennant hue, ahortatop, third baae, left, over .300 while Gilliam has been veteran Orlando Zul\iata and Uie current Utleholdsr, Wallacs The frenzied American Lrague battle, however, now jumps into its inost .crucial three- lig h t. and eenterflald. The 190- used chiefly in utility roles for the race ends in a tie were worked out flashy Cisco Andrade of Ctompton, (BUdI Smith. He lost two to dsys yet. The Ghi(iago White Sox- go intb-New York’s Yankee Stadium to open a two-game Bounder la alao one of the league’a Brooks in recent months w hile yesterday. Oailf., match talented left hands set this afternoon while the flrst pace Cleveland Indians begin-a two-game series at Boa nursing a .240 batUng average. tonight In a 10-round battle of Smith. ■ ■ SaU at nan aa wall aa.a top b w This is the schedule if two clubs Andrsde. who sosred to s top ton tonight. , ' \ xunner. Smith fa a former Oolden Since joining Cleveland, G en e are.tied at the end of the regular lightweight contenders at Madi Oloaea tiiamp who waa a atandout Woodllng has batted well over season Sunday, Sept. 2.5: son Squsrs Garden. rating on an unbeaten streak of Sunday, Chicago moves to Boston-and Cleveland viaita New York in a pair ef Doiiby^ AlU'ough the fast moving, 25- 28, lost ground when he was hfifi(]ers. track, football, baaketball and .800 mark. Gene took part in five New York at Boston, ...X atar in blah achool. Now World Series while with the Yan Cleveland at Chicago.' year-old Andrade la ninth ranked, beaten successively by Ralph The burden is on the Wl^iic Sox rtnch - hitter Ray J^oona, S7, Smith la called Fuaxy by bU kees and visions a sixth October New York at Cleveland. and the 27:year-old ’ Cuban is Lupas and Lauro Salas, the latter and the Red Box. Both lost viui benched by Injury, woo^ a aott matea. . . . Since Ifrry Doby melon split if the Injuns can main New York at Chicago. fifth-ranked, the Californian la a another ex-champion. The Osco ground yesterday while Cleveland Dodgers Didn’t Lead touch for Kinder. But Jock\ ai^>ped out of hla batting alump tain their current pace... Man Chicago.at Boaton. X', 7-5 favorije. The fight will be Kid whipped Salas In a rbturn and and New York reeled off victories. Until the Fifth Day Philllpa Mooped a two-run alngle the udlana have bem on the move. ager Tony Luplen's Jamestown Cleveland at Boaton. broadcast and tel^aat (NBC-TV followed by stopping highly re The Indians beat BalUmore 5-8 to tie It. Then Harvey Kuenn garded Eddie Chaves in six 10 innings, maintaining tbeir Nt' —‘ • " Chlcago'a White Sox appear to be Jets in the Class D Pony League Thoae pairings and sites c o v ^ and radio, 10 p,ni.,) coast to coast.' RffoMyn, Sept • 1/Pi —4)nea- doubled and Kinder let lapse ths fading and the Red Sox have too fin k e d the 1055 season in sev- Andrade (29-2-1) has the better rounds. - . ilf-gnme lead over the Yonks, wild one after liuentionally walk e n u pl&e. Several years ago the all possibilitiea in d e n t any two of record, but the slender Zulueta Botli are rlevcr boxers, festtir- waUoiied Kansas City 13-0. tioa tor Brooklyn (aao: How neany tough cluba in‘front of them the four teams how In the first many days were 'the Dodgers ing ths bases full. to win all the marbles. If Boston former Manchester High and ma division end up in a deadlock for (54-22-10) has more experience ing fast «nd accurate left hands. White Sox were jarred The ti^gera, winning their waa second, three or four games jor league first baseman guided the and has met the division’s (op Scoring will be by founds with es behind by Woshingten •at of first place in I958T the league title ^ a supplementary point system also 5-4, ondl^ston, after winning six ninth modem-era pennant, broosed out. and not in fourth place the same team to the regular season A program-also waa shaped up talent in the past few years. Ohanoee are yen*m wroag. home on 11 hits and the brilUont Back Bay Millionaires would have and playoff crowns. Tony serves as Zi^deta, for Instance, holds vie- used to help^ break draws. 'The straight, nipped four games back The Brooks, who cllached the tor use In event any three of the with a 5-4 NJefeati by Detroit. relief work of Karl Spooner. The' - a .giaat chaim but with slightly head baaketball coach at Middle- clubs finish in “a tie for first place. tortes over a pair of former winner of each round geta from peaaant oa the earileat date in 24-yCor-old southpaw, itiloving more than two weeks to go the bury College during the off-season. champs, Jimmy Carter and Paddy one to four points, the loser none. Cleveland stayed out front with National Leagne histoty yester Two of the teams will meet in the four unearned ^ n s . Only Larry rookie Roger Omig In tha fourth, battle for the blue ribbon looks like first playoff game. The third club day, did not lead all the way. pitched' no-hit ball over the. final New Tork or Cleveland. Sunday's Nearly 51,000 fans, witnessed a will be idle that day and will play Brooklyn Dodgers' players indulge in hl|d>jinka jn dressing room s t Milwaukee after basting Doby’s 36th, homer, leading off the' Hiey didn't make thb top nntU 5 2-3 innings, striking out nine and at Yankee Stadium recent game at Comiskey Park in 10th to break a 3 ^ tie provided the fifth day of^tbe seaaon— in the ^cond and deciding playoff Braves 10-2 to clinch the 1955 Nations] League pennant (Sept. 8). 'Don Zimmer, second from left, ^ e Tribe -with an uiitalnt^ tally. retiring 13 in order in one stretch. He BrbiK' BoiAhaii'B and Chicago beEv^h liife Whire—;Sox game. The'^decidtng plaj’ST" game’ Xexas^AggiesLCocLchllapi^ pi/Uix ’bevei age "Oii" bstboy’ disrtey ■ .DtOtavsitna", lowei - left, while Others play some-trick'on'Don. Otliers ' DoTBuliI was ths'Tliwt oT mdiana will draw the largest bOby.' am uklng his third himat and Yanks and the concession will be in the home park of the left to right: . Dpcie'Howell, Bil\y Loes, Frank Kellert (partly hiddeiiT, Ran'M eyer, S u d y Koigox And in two days, hod three of the In until the slxti day- Milwaukee pitchers. He foUod to crowd of the year to the Bronx atands took a beating. A total of club winning the' .firiit playoff Coach Jake PiUer. (AP WlrephotO). ' . ^ dians' nine hits. Chicago had tha lead first lost the first inning os the Brooks ball paik. All box and grandstand 165.000 beverages were sold, plus game. i Team Will Open with UCLA Bartlmore, completing its aea- beattag Glaeianatt a day before scored four times on throe walks, reserved seats have beenjpold. The 72.000 hot dogs and 24,000 bags of Three-way Pairings son plmy against the Tribe with tho other elvba started. Raln- a hit batsman and two singles. first game will be telecast over lieanuts... John Pullle of Meriden Here are the pairings for a oots held the Brooks Iwok mi- College Station. Tex., Sept. 0 (/T) only three victories in 22 games, Jackie Roblnoon, who hit a two- Channels. i s handling the bookings in Con three-way tit, playoff: pushed over a run in the ninth off tn April 15, whea they tied Chi run homor in a four-run fifth, and necticut for Spec Shea's M^a j o r Cleveland at Chicago. (New -O ach' fan) (Bear) Bryant, cago with a S-0 . record. First Dead Heat whose Texas Aggies are about the High Eleven Will Be Light, Ray Narleskl, the Tribe’s fourth Qil Hodges each knocked home Billie Mays is the aecond play League AU'Stars. The big leaguers York bye). , 'pitcher, os the Indians missed what The next day, April Id, three runs. er In New York Giant history to will tour New Ehigland follo'wing Boaton at New York. (Cleveland most sophomorlsh outfit In the Brooklyn wns nil nione nnd bit 40 or more homers in two sea the World Series... Whenever the In Yonkers History country, noted today that his first they hoped would be a game-end camponella Nicked Sammy White, Boaton Red Sox catcher, leapa away from slid bye). opponent would be the No. 1 team ing doiAIe play. never okared tbe lend again. Roy Oamponella was the gant sons. Johnny Mlse, now a Glan^ name of Geoige Kell of the White Boeton at (Chicago. ((Cleveland clipped by Buhl’s pitch In the first, ing Fred Hatfield, Detroit Tigers’ asemtd baseman, who aeored tying belting coach and radio announcer, Sox is mentioned .. one is reminded Yonkers, N. Y., Sept. 9 (,P)— in the nation. UCLA. 30 Candidates Working Out le Yoiiks had no such anxious run in ninth inning at Boston (Sept 8.) Hatfield tallied from aecond bye). moments. Bob Turley five-hit the but Ice pocks reduced the pain In waa the first to perfomi the feat of his back miseries. However, dur New York at Boaton. (Chicago TKe first dead heat In the 15- The California school had just on Jack Phillips’ slnglKto short center, forcing Whlta to air when In the flannels of the Giants. . ... year-old history of big time lieen'^rtabli.shed in that spot in the A’s for his fifth shutout and 16th the right forearm and X-rays were ing a recent day off, Kell was pic bye). "We won’t have a bl,; club but and handled the team quite well at triumph and Yogi Berra belted a Mickey yemon's twp-run homer ruled unnecessary. Rube Walker ball waa not thrown to the plate. Phillips scored from third on a ' Just when everyone, including tured running on the bench with Arrangements also were made sulky racing In the MVtropoll- pre-aea-son poll. wild pitch to give ‘ngers 5-4 victory. Umpire Larry Nap|i 'watdtea Manager Walt Alston, was worry ten area was oh the books to "We feel highly honored.” aaid we should have a fair amount of thla early atage< AVrlght, who saw pair at three-run homers. Kansas cut Chicago’s lea^ to 4-3 in the replaced Campy behind the plate. his young daughter drapped on his for playoffs in event there is a aucccss this season," High O ach limited aervlce in '54, has lets of Caty kicked in four errors, giving The New 'I'ork^ GianU, taking play. (AP Wirephoto). ing about the Dodger pitching back. Kell plans to retire at the four-club tie at the end of the re- day following a thrilling clima.x Bryant dryly. "Not everybody gets sixth and started Trucks’ decline. staff, along canw Don Bessent and to the $25,000 New York to play, the No, 1 team in the na Walker Briggs stated yeaterday Sower but lacks experience as does New York six unearned rtins on advantage of Milwaukee’s defeat, end of the current year.The gxilar seaaon. 'The pairings are: afternoon after watching hia In IcDonough who played -very little their nine hits. Virgil hadn't^ lost to Washington moved within 2% games of the RogOT CnJjg to lend support to Big three New York clubs — Dodgers, Cleveland at Boston, and New Championship Pace. tion.” since 1953. He admitted that it looked like dians go .through a light scrim lostyevr. After losing 17 g mes to the runner-up Braves wltJl a 6-3 vic Don Newcombe and bonus baby Giants and Yankees —. are ex York at Chicago. The sensational- Adios Boy. mage at the West Side Oval. "Nope White Sox, the Senators closed out Wild Pitch Decesive tory over the St. Louis Cardinals Sandy Kioufific, after picking up pected to sign a pact which will holder of the track record, and quite a ta-sk for hi.s boys, who won Up from the JV squad, Danny The winners of thoae two games of the other (XTL Coaches, claim Renn, Paul Dougan, Rich Peppin the '55 aeries with their fifth suc Ellis Kinder, of oil .people, in a night game. Bobby Hofinon Texas Junior Prospect/ 5"- splintera all season on the bench, prohibit night games to be tele Torrid, who hnd whipped the only one game last .season while and Wayne Terwllllger sparked a scored wins in his first two start will meet in the home park of the UCLA didn't lose any. to have too much this year and un and Dave Erickson are other back cess,. chasing Virgil Trucks with muff^ It for the Red Sox. HIS cast next season. This year the team winning the Chicago - New Members of the M$iychester Alumni League and State Alumni Tournament championship First Na Boy recently, were so close at less one of our rivals come up with fleld candidates, oU given a good two decisive runs in the seventh. iive-run sixth Inning with doubles. ing roles. The most productive hit Dodgers, who have been having tional Bank are shown above. The Bankers easily kron -the local loop and annexed the State crown re the finish Inst night that the Bryant, after a week of working wild pitch allowed the winning run ters on one team in the big show York game. his Aggie candidates, said "We'll a powerhouse we could Very well chance of breaking into the lineup Ernie Oravets, who earlier had Philadelphia tightened iU grip trouble. getting fane to pay their' The playoff date la Monday, cently in West Hartford. Front row, left to right. Bob Bombardier, (Thuck Saimond, CHyde Richard, Yonkers Raceway Judges could Improve On last year's record of oi»nlng day. Renn and Erickson- given the Sox two runa on field to score in the Tigers’ four-run on fourth place with a 6-4 decisimi For Dayis Cup Squad are Ted Xtuasewski, Oua Bell and way into Ebbeta Field, televised Bobby Daigle and Larry Lovett. Second row, Pete Olsen, John Alosky, Rudy Wojnarowlcz and Ed Dell. have a much better tieam than la.st Sept. 26. If a second playoff game not separate them—not even year" but quipped. "We're not go three wins and five defeats.” will battle Brault for the quarter ing errorr, brought home the win ninth. Starter Willard Nbcon gave over fifth place CSnclnnatl, over Waily Post of the dnelhnatt Red- all 77 home games, plus 25 road is necessary It will be on Tuesday, Third row, Danny Renn, Wes Feshler, Don Pontlcelll and Bruce McClain, Top row, Manager Danny after looking at the photo fin . Over 30 enthusiastic candidates, ning run with a aacrlflce fly fol legs. They rank One, two, three in attractions... A year ago Johnny ing to be overconfident.” back spot. Peppin is a halfback way. to Boaton’is relief ace, after coming two homers by Redleg Forest Hilla, N. T„ Sept. 9 (F)—ythe only non-seeded player to go Sept. 27. . Renn Sr., Coach Ronnie Daigle, Asalatant Coach Al LaPlante and Joe Dyer. Pete Gavello and Henryi ish picture for five minutes. led by Co-Coptains Jack Farrell while’bougan ia running at full. lowing three singles in the sev (Tharlie Maxwell's solo homer, a Wklly Post. Chicago and Pitts Az far os tho quarter-flnalfi. the N*. D .. . . Dick Groat the for Antonelli of the Giants had racked The pairings and sites were Pedemonte were not present when the photo was taken. . t The pair was clocked in 2:00 Bryant will start six sophomores and Dave Gols". are struggling for enth. Next year, Sam Giqmmalra, a 21- mer Duke' basketball A.I1 Ameri up 21 victories as against three against UCLA at Los Angeles Club’s Beat Poaeer walk and a double with none out. burgh were Idle. Scored Big Ugs^ determined in the office of William 4-5 compered with the track starting roles on this fall's Red and Along with the signal • callers. year-old Univerzlty of Texas jun Hio other round of sight Bontoh can has been selected by the Pitts defeaU. 'A year later Kis won and Harridge, president of the Ameri Sept. 16 when A&M plays the first b u rg fans aa the most .valuable loss record is l2 and 16. record of 1:59 4-5 made last game of the season for a South White football team which opens Jack l^rrell is expected to do ior, could be playing alongside •ends ^ e top-sseded TratMrt member of the Pirates. Groat can League. The two-club arrange: treck by Odios Boy. west. Conference team. Ita season. Saturday afternoon, some passing being the clubi best Tony Trabert in the Davis CUp against HeiMe Flam, n retriever edged pitcher Vem Law by several mtnts were establish by slipping The payoff on Adios Boy, S'ept, 24 against Brlrtol at Mt. passer at the moment. The rugged from Beverly Hills, O ltf. Flam Members of the Yankees will coins, the'three-club by matching Nebo. Included in the group are halfback is also expected to do all caiollenge Round against Austral ix&ta. . . . How long will the en tour JsM n in October. The Bomb Chisox Move into New York owned by the estate of J. S. Auto Men Ask for Help •cored A hlg' tipaet when he de« coinaland the four-chib by drawihg Turner, Naasnwradox, Via. was 13 members from, last season's, of the punting although McDon ia. feated Australia’s Rsx HhrtMrig. thusiasm last in Milwaukee now ers will oppose service teams as •lipa from a hat. aquad,^ Includtng seven lettermen. ough alao has been working on that the Braves have again failed well aa the cream of the crop n sUm $2.40. $2.00 and $2A0, At the moment,-he is the only But Ttmy hss been s t his best end to nail down the National League The coins and slips were handled Alsoi the two hard-working that phase of the game. likely looking proepect to take another Flam victory would bo among the Orient clubs . . . If Ted by Chicago newsmen. while the dead heat trimmed coaches are counting on nine per Like Briggs, Allbrio alao forseea To Replace AAA Body 'Vic Seixos' spot for the trip down flagT The first to go usually la WUllanui can draw down a $100,- Torrid’s return to $0.40. $6.40 nothing short of esrin-ahsking. Fore Big Two-Game Series formers iq> from last year’s JV the possibility of a fairly succeaa- under. He has 16 months to poyrti The other two semi-flnaSsts the manager. Insiders claim Jolly 000 contract, next season from the and $3.00. Torrid is the prop SEND THE club. ' '. ful aeason although he points out Cholly Grimm may .be given a Red Sox the chances are good that erty of the Shem-ood FUrm of Detroit, Sept. 9 UP>—Auto In hia gome before the next Challenge xvere decided yesterday when front office assignment with a new New 'I'ork, Sept 9 (;P)—Thlnga The Yanks, meanwhile, prac Cleveland S'mday as the Indiana Sophonnore Standout that it la much to early to predict dustry officials listened with var YeUerday^s Stars Amaricaa I.«acae Round in December '56. SeiXos, the defending chsinelon, he'll be back in harness again. The Orioles Plan Max Hodiberg. Irvington, N. J. Walker Briggs the final outcome. "We appear to W I. Pet. GB Lew Hoad, the Aussie blaster, map taking over aa field genenjL Thumper la worth every cent of a'dmittedly are tough with the tically had a day off, trimmifig took the lead from Chicago with a A sophomore standout last sea ied intereata last night as ciO’ Cleveland ...... 86 64 .812 — . whipp^ past Bernard (Tiit) BiHt- HOME TOWN son. sturdy Norm Hohenthal heads have the nucleus of a good club _ntching—Karl Spooner, Dodg % gets a chance to test Giammolva the reported $100,000 that he re Chicago White Sox these days, Kansas City 13-0. doubleheader ^ e e p . Donovan racing's top supporters asked for New Y’ork ...... 84 64 .809 zen of Sen Angelo, Tex., -M . 6-1. • Baseball players reeeiva pay Going into Washington k|prion the end candidates which includes Farrell, the Indiana' second best and the newcomers could prove their help—moral and technical— ers,' worked 5 2/3 innings of. no Chicazo __ ...... 82 67 .694 2% today in one of the two quarter lA-11, and K(m RosswoU of Aua- ceives. He’s still the top box office Winter Squad and they could get tougher real 114-6) will be making his fourth scorer last fall and who averaged the diflerence between a winning hit relief, retiring 13 In order In Boston ...... 80 57 .684 4 final matches in the Nationals. checks twice a month and only magnet in baseball aa well aa the adnUtted his players were low. He Larry Herzog, Jeff Gibbs, both in forming a new group to replace Detroit ...... 71 88 .511 14 trolia trounced Hamilton Richard- during’tht baseball season.. The quick as the Sox open a crucial had hoped Tuesday's day off would starting appearance since an with the Indians in '54, and new 2.9 yards in Sl.cocrlea. olcfig wij^b and losing year," Alibrio said. the governing American Automo one span, and struck out nine os Kansas Clt.y ...... ^.66 81 .409 3S Giammolva still Is not in Hoad’s z(»i of Baton Rouge, La., 6*4, 9-7, game's greatest hitter . , . Last Red Hot Flag Race NEWS Ronnie Brault, Dick Wright and "And like lost seaaon, our reserve .368 34V Waahdngton Senators r e c e i v e playoff game in the American Baltimore. Sept. 9 (g5—The weekend and a two-gome-^series give them some bounce. But they emergency appendectomy laid him. comer Bob Lazzari who looked bile Assn. Brookl}m clinched i^ennant with Washinston ...... 48 8« class, but he has come for in the 2-6, 6-3. -----^ $800,000 a year for allowing their with the New York Yankees to barely sadvaged the first game low In late July. good on the defense yesterday. Stewart McDonough comprised strength could prove the vital The AAA, which has sanctioned 10-2 decision over Braves. Baltimore 43 92 ' .318 40< post year. Seixos had ho trouhlo with League to decide the {iennant waa Baltimore Orioles have Just about factor in the aquad'a auceeas. We Friday's Sahadala hoise games to be Mecast. This in 1048 at Fenway Park in Boston completed arrangements to send day. . against the Senators and now, af Manager Casey Stengel, whose At a. Quick Glance TO THOSE IN Gibbs, who came along strong near one of Brigg'a backfleld units in auto racing aince 1902, recently Batting—Yogi Berra, Yankees, Ukea Sam'a Ferfornuuioe Bsrtzen, an ex-Army sergsant, fbe keeps the Senators out of the Marty Marion's Sqa were crest ter losing flVe of th«ir last seven, Yanka^^till trail the Tribe by a the end of- last year, caught sev- yesterday’s scrimmage. Brault, have some likely looking prospects sold it will quit Jon, 1, 1956, be walloped hia 2t4h and 25th home Chicazo al N 'w York. 3 p.m.—Dono /"I like the way Sammy has been until tha third set. Then tha Thxikn when Lou Boudreau homered twice 10 or 11 of their farm playefs to probably the team’s fastest per an$y it’s entirely up to the boys runs driving home six runs In 13- van (14qi vs l.arsan (S-3). red for the campaign... A deal in to lead the Indians to victory the same team, in South America fallen when they c ^ e off with the Sox are 2 Vi games behind. half game, still has his pitching (Including all Games of Thursday. THE SERVICE eral eye-catching passes during cause It doesn't think, racing now Clavaland at Boston. 8 p.m.—Lemon performing.” sold U.S. Davis Cup decided to fight it out and that staff In shape after Whitey Ford yesterday’s workppt. former, operated at quarterback themaelves.” contributes to the improvement of 0 victory over Athletics. (18-8) vs Dalock 18-6). Captain Billy Talbert. “Right now he did. Seixoa was at match point the spring between the Redlege against the Red Sox. where they can continue playing nothing better than a split In the What makes it worse is that af Sept. 8). Datroit at BalUmore. 8 p.m.—Gar- all ■winter. Labor Day doubleheader at De ter facing the Yanks in two, they and Turley pitched complete W L Pet. GB Line Coach Tony Allbrio lacks passenger cars. var (13-18) vs WIzht (3-7). his main trouble Is inconsistency. nine timeS’ before he iraa s m s to troit. And they couldn’t feel any have to hustle on to Boston for a games In the two-game series 'with Cleveland"...... 85 54 .612 — experienced tackles with only Among the 56 auto chiefs in at Kluiaaa City at Waahinzion (2), 8 But I think plenty of tournament break through in the 94th gaoM. Paul Richards, manager and gen fresher as> they confront the Bunday doubl.eheader against the the A'a Casey, who like Marion Andy Subic returning from last tendance was Benson Ford. Ford ^m.—Gray (M ) (uid Kellnrr (KV8) vs work will take card of that" Cmm Book Btraig _ G lN iK A L eral manager who is looking to New York . . . . 84 54 .609 season's squad, But rugged Dick Motor Co. vice president. He had«I Patty Berg Pacing cDarmott (6-9) and Slona (6-13). From the tone of Talbert’s LfM N ighVs Fights Yankees—not alter blowing s Red Sox. haa to look ahead to Sunday— Atlantic Coast Conference ______...... Richardson gave RozewaP a youth tohelp-pull-his-birda-out-of Chlcagb . . . . 82 56 .594 . 2'a - FarreiU and- -Dick- -R ud^L -both- from n two-d^^- Ford- words, he 18 gdihg rd'keep’ a sHorp the American League basement, Qiree-run Tead’^fn a ' 5-4’‘aefeat 'Bp" “MaHom krlll"cair 5n Dick Dono-~ When The TaHRSTStiy tw irw itltthe Boston ...... 80 57 .584 4 Claveland 6, Bartimore 3 (15 In- worKui o ^'ln tho third ast, the seventh-place Washington yestev' van, who’s had normal four-day Indians, has named Don Larsen .with JV experience, could easily sponsored National Safety Con St. Eoiiis Tourney watch on Giammolva. Sammy has Aussie looked like he hdght crack. Tv SERVICE Moncton, N. B.—Floyd Patter said yesterday he and farm offi Remaining games:- ‘ ference. Safety is one of the rea nlnzxl. day. rest after getting pounded by (6-2) for today’s game. Cleveland (15): Home (3) — fill the gap. Has Several Strong Teams l-r- Naw York 18. Kansas City 0, been knocking on the door of But he come bock stronger than Days A Can son. 177, Brooklyn, stopped Alvin cials are ironing out details for With Colas. Dom Squatrito, Rod sons projected for the AAA leav Washlnzton 5, Chicazo 4. greatness for a couple of years .ever after the Intermlsrton and ran the program to assign the players Detroit (3). Sept. 16, 17, 18. Away Datroit 6, Boston 4. NIgbts fZsVS^PIaaPiHta (Chief)' Williams, 172, Oklahoma DoUn. all lettermen, and Lou Gas- ing racing. St. Louis, Sept. 9 (>P)—Patty Ratarday’s Sckadala now, but never has quite made It. the fourth set out with no.trouUe. a ty .t,. to the Willard club of the>iColum- (12) — New York (2), Sept. 11, "I'm just listening.” sold Ford TEL. MI S-BIN bla Winter League. kell back again this fall, Alibrio BY JIM TATUM ^>West is on experienced quarter Berg, with a seven-under-por 68 Kansas CKy at Washlnzton. 3 p.m. This year, he seem to have click In the women’s division. Deris Loo A n g e I e s—Zora Folley, 11; Chicago (2), Sept. 20,. 21; Bos will have no problem at the guard Head Coach, Maryland back to manipulate Earle Ed u Anton J. (Tony) HUlmon, own first-day score, is leading the field Datroit at Baltlmora. 3 p.m. ed. Hie big triumph of the aeospn Hart edged Mrs. Nancy Kiher, 6-4, 187H, Clinton, Arts., stopped T ^ “We aren’t quite prepared to wards' multiple offense. er of the Indianapolis Motor Chicazo al New York, 3 p.m. waa the. Eastern Grass Courts Urt the names of those players ton (2), Sept. 9, 10: Washington positions. And big Joe Dyer, who College (NEA) — today In the $5,000 St. Louis Open Cleveland at Boston, 3 p.m. 6-4, and Mrs. Dorothy Knode out Calaman, 177%, Philadelphia, 4. excelled on defense "yesterday af After 32 days out of the country, Jock Davis Tops Speedway and a member of the Saaday’s Sckedale Tournament at Orgonge where he lasted Shirley Fry, 9-7, 84, to gain THE STCDENm FRIEND who will go. bMauae we first have (3), Sept. 13, 13. 14; Detroit (3), Regardlecj of where ternoon, up ffom the Jayvees, it’s in the Far Elost snd Alaaka with At Maryland we look for out new group, told them "We need Women’s Golf Tournament. Datroit at Washlnzton (31. 1:30 p.m. licked Bob Folkenburg, Jack thq seml-flnOl, 'T b ^ il be joined hy ANNIVERSARY GAME to get the boys to agree and then Sept. 23. 24, 25. standing performances from Tam your advice mi wjiat could make Miss Berg, top money winner Kansas City at Baltimore 13), 3 ESTiRIROOK PENS get the aproval from Columbian your service man or quite possible that one or two of the Armed Forcea during July, I Frost, Seixos, Kurt Nielsen and Qil tha winners of the Belmor Ounder- New York (16): Home (9) the guards will be /witched to a took a quick look around the burello; Bob Pellegrini, r a boy our new organization better." But this year among the riation's lady ^ Cleveland at New York (3). 3 p.m. Shea en route to the title. son4*at Word and Mrs. Bavarly The University of Massachusetts officials that those we select are wcHnan is stationed, Ford added, "They've certainly Chicazo at Boston (3), 1:30 p.m. $2.50 Up acceptable to them. We don’t ex CaUcago (2), Sept. 9. 10: Cleve tackle berth. ' Golas, Dolin and Atlantic Coast Conference — and we’ve converted from guard to professional golfers, used no more He plays a big gome—mighty Fteits-Bortiara Brett matebas to will play Its 56pth football game on land (2), Sept If, 11; Boston (3), the Manchester Eve Squatrito. are aggressive and ex then felt like heading for outer center and has been mentioned got my moral support." than two putts on any green yes Nalleaal Laazke oerviee and hard volleying—and ia day. pect much difficulty along those Hulman said the group not only , W L Pci. GB DEWEY.RICHMAN Nov. 12 against Yankee Conference lines, though," Richards said. Sept 16, 17. 18; Detroit (2), Sept. ning Herald can be fore cel both on offense and defense. spaces again. prominently for All-America, and terday at Norwood Hills (kiuntry Brooklyn ...... ,.92 46 .867 — 7S7 MAIN RT. rival New Hampshire a t Durham, 'Ihe team, would be managed by 13, 14. Away (7) — Boston (4), warded to be at “Mail O n ter Candidates I know that Virginia and North ends Bill Walker and'Russell Den will succeed the AAA but will (Tliib's 6,195-yard course. The St. Milwaukee ...... 7fi 64 .643 17 N.H. Sept 23. 23, 24. 25; Washington Letterman Bruqe Little, whp Carolina State - will be much nis. I don’t believe there will be "cover more of every kind of auto New York ...... 73 66 .626 19’i Scout Fred Hoffman during the Call” regularly with all racing there is—including stock Andrews, 111., golfer shot a threer Philadelphia ...... 72 69 . 611 31’4 Oct. 5 to Fdb. 12 season. (3). Sept 19. 20. 21. •aw a great deal of service last stronger than they Were lost year. any guard In the Oinference bet under-par 83" on the first nine and Cincinnati ...... t..68 76 . 478 36's Ole Miss. Rebels Could Win Chicago (16): Home (5) — the hometown news year'until Injured In the Meriden Still, among our great teams of ter than Jack Davit. cars." • Chicazo ...... ;S7 75 .472 37 Another guest waa James q four-undgr 35 on the aecond Si. I»uls ...... 67 81 .413 86 Cleveland (21, Sept 20, 21; Kan people away from contest, and newcomer Bob Hays Duke. Marvland, South Carolina We’re not pessimistic. nine. , _ . sas City (3), Sept 23. 24, 25. Away appear to have the edge for the, and Clemaon lies the conference Stronahan Jr., vice president of pittsburzh ...... 55 84 . 396 37H home are so anxious to Champibn Spark Plug Co., who Louise Suggs, Sea Island. Ga., Friday's Sckedale All Southeastern Laurels (11) — New York (2), Sept 9, 10; get. - center spot. champion. Brooklyn at Chicazo (2). 3:30 p.)n.— Boaton (21, Sept. 11, 11; Kansas Leaving my own Maryland told the dinner party: followed Miss Berg with a 35-36— rwcombe (30-41 and Meyer (6-1) Va. “My company is behind you In 71. Riuh 'll-lO) «nd Jones (1M7I. Local Sport Caty (3)i. Sept 16. 17, 18; Balti ) -\ squad out of the picture, I would Pittsburzh at Milwaukee, 10 p.m.— By WALLACE BUTTS s Alaliama —Believe thayV ha more (4),'. Sept. 13, 13, 14, 14. say that Duke ahapea up strong Major League every way. We'll do all we can to Other top scorers the first day Law (10.8) vs. Spahn (13-14). Head Coach, Georgia the dark horse under new coach Boston (17): Home (14) — New est, with South (jarollna or help." were; New York ,a( Cincinnati. (9 p.m.— Athens, Go. (NEA)— devel J. B. (Ears) Whitworth. Whit has Telephone Ml-3-5121 Judge George M. Ober of Indian- Hrarn (14-14) nr LIddIa (M ) vs. Nux- Chatter York (4), Sept 23, 23. 24, 25; C)il- Clemson next, and my vote lean i=ss=Ledclers= Betty Jameson, San. Antonio, hall (16-10). oped high achool programs of re two outstanding quortortiacka In apdlis, temporary chairman of the Tex., 37-36-73. cent years in the South ore main cago. (2). Sept 11, 11; Cleveland ing to the Gamecocks. group, told theni: "We'd like to Philadelphia al 81. IsHils. 9 p.m .— Bart Starr and Albert B2morsii (2). Sept" 9, 10; BalUmore (3), Circulation You can't find three greater Amaricaa Leasar Betsy Rawls, Spartanburg, S. Dickson (il-fl) vs. Schmidt (4-6). ly responsible for the fine team Ex|MrlesM)a and Depth MALE WORKERS'for all three Battinz iBasrd on 336 at bats)—Ka have less socialites running our Tharsday’s Besalts Sept 20, 20. 21; Kansaa City (3). quarterbacks than our conference C.. 38-37—75. Brooklyn 10, Milwaukee 3. balance in prospect this year for OaorgU Experts have ua Recreation Center bulldlngi dur Department lina, Dairoil, .343: Simpson.: Kansas new’' group and more engineers the Southeastern (Tonferenoe race. Sept 13. 13, 14. Away (3 )— New can present In my own boy, City, .310: Smith. Clavaland and Pow- from your auto companies to help Gloria Armstrong^ Oakland. Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 4. down for sixth, but tire do expect ing the fall and winter leaeone are York (3). Sept, 16, 17. 18. Frank Tamburello at Maryland ar. Kansas. .309: Mantla. Naw Ifork, Calif., 39-36—75. New York 6. St. Louie 3. We have just as good high ne^ed by Recreation Supt. Jim Today! .307. ‘ ______ua with improved and technical (Only Gamei Scheduled). to have a good club, with experi Don King of Clensaon and Mackie Betty Rush. Detroit, 38-37—76. Satarday'i Sckedale school football playcm oa any oth ence and depth for a ebango, and Herdic. Anyone Interested may Prickett of South Carolina. Runs—Mantle. New York, liS:.^ Ka problems.-'*"”* New York at Cincinnati. 3:30 p.m. er section, which woe not the cose PROTECTIVE PAD lOWLING SHIRTS tina. Dairolt, 113 i Smith. Cl'4yaland. One auto official chuckled, " I Ronnie Randolph, Oilumbus,' rugged on defense. Hava not contact Jim at the East Side. The Good Running Back FSiawaruiBiiPittsburzh . at-Milwaukee isi li w . o3:30 ^ p.m. when I come to Georgln In 1988. (Men’s and Women’s) Ill; Goodman, Boaton. and TutUa, Da- don't know, we're pretty busy de- Ohio, 87-89—76. Brookli-n at Chicazo, 2:30 p.m. shown the offensive strength men will be required to. wsjfk eve Fort Worth,'’ T «- (NEIA)—A J can't get. too perturbed about trolt. 94. Philadelphia' at - St.— I.,oUls.■ • ' J;3 Incidentally, I consider the SEC nings only. Supervisors are needed Runs...... Batted...... In—Janaan...... Boston,...... 109;. signing safety belts." Mary Lena Faulk, ThomosvUle, 30 p.m. to contend for the chacmplonanip special pad has been developed for BOWLING SHOES Duke’s personnel—but only be Fla., 36-45—76. \ Saaday's Schedale plays the best offensive footbsU (n for the programs In all 'three Buddy Dike. It will cover the cause we don't play them this Boonr7 Drt'roi't.'l'os; ^rra. Nrw York! i Hulman told the group he Brooklyn at Cincinnati (2). 3:30 p.m. intercoUsginte circles.. and weak so far In passing. (Step's anil'Womep’s) D*^r'11 York. 98; Kallnr, thought thoiirht the’the newnew nraanlzation organization stillatlll Miss Rawls ia the. defending Philadelphia at Milwaukee (3), 3:30 Tenneosee—^There’s a new deal East Bids, West Side snd (Commu kidney area and protect the Texas Year. The Blue Devils, Orange p.m. The pre-season polls have select nity Y—buildings. ilattrlifatfr HUs—Kalina. Drtrott. 184; Smith, would largely be m ^ e up of AAA champion in the 'tourney which brewing ivlth 'B # '\ ;V ;. ' UANCHESTER ETEHING HERALD. 1KANCBE8TBB. CONN.. FRIDAY. SEFTEMHER 9.1955 t A O l 4* KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1955 72 BavMa For Sate , S mhms Fmt Bate 72. 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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, IMR !k13i'iilGHTEEN H r r a lb *■ ~f‘ ATcrage Daily Net Press Run ilSanrtr^gpt t'eB I , V Par the l9eafc Bade*- Sept. 3. less Mm . David Tooniey of Boltoa, Nancy Walah, Carol Wannargran Sales at Market Green tliijim b Club member o^ the Msinchester Garden purtir and Joyea RuMell. all gMduatea of ■ • Club, will discuss "Delphiniums" 1 1 ,5 3 6 Ighfc Rmujbr ■ .^ U m u tT o w n Uanchaster High School in June, Enters Albion and Miss Milllcent Jones, who U Member of the Audit ______have entered New Britain TeacheM Coutiilue to Rise In Second Season advisor for the GrMn Thumb PEACH FESTWAl Ks- Bureau of CIreulaUon r Jlt. and K m . Th«odoM C. Km- college as freshmen. ' ;• group, will be on hqnd to aiiawer MdneheMter~—A City o f Viilago Charm y m * n Kain Bt, nturnad ywtwr- any questions about garden prob SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH KT. and Mrs. J. H. Law Jr,, IB Sales Th irsday at the Manches dM from BU John, N«w Brunj^ ter Auction Mart amounted to-|3,'- ..Tha Green Thumb Group of the lems that have pussled anyone TOMORROW, 5:00-t:00 P.M. vrtA , CWwdlt. whoM K m . BbqnW Baldwin Rd, will be in Hamden to during the summer. PRICE PITS CENTS morrow, attending the wedding of 505.05 as a record-high total of YWCA vrill initiate its second year VOL. LXXIV, NO. 290 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.,'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. f9S5 fOtaaaffled AdvavfMug m Pegu It) qiaBt tho aumnwr with Mlativei. 933 liainbushel baskets of toma on Tuesday evening. Sept. 13, at A most cordial welcome ia 'ex PEACH SHORTCAKE. PEACHES AND CREAM dhair son, Olenn R. Law, and Miss PEACH SrNDAES ___ Blame B. Schwlng at 3 p.m. toes were .sold. The day's high of 8 o'clock at the Y. tended to anyone interested in "T Tho OMCutlTO board of th* Wad- 35.35 was Just 10 cents short of iardenlng and related subjects to a n d p l e n t y o r h Ot d o g s a n d iM l I*TA win hold a food lalt in in Whitneyville Congregational A year of exciting activities hab h a m b u r g e r s Church, Hamden.. -Wednesday's record high. been planned. At this first meeting Join the group. Y membership is Falser Fire Alarms tha auditorium Twwday. BopL 13. Low Thursday mark was 32.70, required. Any further inquiries at 3:W >m . KamboM who hav» members are requested to bring SERVICE A LA CAR'TE Judge Stalls The Polish American (.Club will while the average per ba.sket was the results of the sinnia seeds that will be answered by calling the tidt baan contaeted and who are 33.98 at the Charter Oak St. chairman of the group. Mrs. Her- 'Near Yale iCampus wUUnf to donate food itami for hold its monthly meeting Sunday were distributed earlier in the afternoon at 1:80 at the club market. year. I bert E. kiecolt, 52 Trebbe Dr. tha aala. may bring them to tte As in the past, this season's auditorium any time before 2:30 house. 100 Clinton St. All members Legal Curb New Haven, Sept. 10 )/P)— J- are asked to be presenL mart has been attracting buyers False fire alarme have been 9 r « i ih e aale ia for th r handbooks from Manchester, Bolton and the - i— eutie fo r membeM. aounded on three aucceaatve Auxiliary Police will continue -surrounding' areas as well as days this week from the vicin their work on the campaign safety buyers '/from 'throughout New On D ockers ity of the .Yale campus. A daughter was^born at the Elngland. Hartford Hospital on 8ei>t. 0 to Mr. on Main St. tomorrow. All those Police and fire department participating are asked to report officials .say they believe It it- and Mrs. John Hennessey, OS Hel- hero’s "Slick-Joc/** your New York, Sept. 10 (/P>— alne Rd. - to Police Headquarters at 9:30 a.m. Special Sale no cblnrddence that: and 1:30 p.m. Delivers Sermon Legal punche.s aimed at strik .1. Students are beginning new Corduroy componioni ing longshoremen in the huge to return to Yale for claasea on The Joy Circle of the' North At Center Clnirch port of New York have been Which start next Thursday. WAPPING FAIR Methodiqt WSCS will hold its first .2. All the false alarnjfc have fall meeting Wednesday,' Sept.. l4. stayed over the vi’eekend to been sounded late In the "after DANCE at the church. DOssert will be Jamea R. Nelson The Rev. R. Russell Peery, as give the dockers a chance to noon during a no-parking pe served at 1 p.m. and the business sociate minister, will preach his go back on the piers.^'Mean- riod when police tow away ROUND ORd SQUARE^ meeting will follow'aij^g o'clock. James R. Nelson, son of Mr. and first .sermon q( Center Chlirch ' .1 .. it while, sympathy work stop automobiles parked in re Mra James R. Nelson, 61 Avondale Sunday at 8. 9:15 and 11 a.m. A stricted zones. Bulganin Says Rd.. will enter Albion College in cordial invitation is extended to pages threatening to embroil 3. The no-parking regula Rhythm Ain OrehMtia Albion. Mich, on Sept. 12. anyone in the community to at all East Coast ports were op tion la a new one,_put into ef GENERAL He is a graduate of Manchester tend. His topic will be "Prepara the wane. fect since the atudenta left High School, class of 1955. and 1s tion" - "Let a Man Examine Him Called off yesterday were- walk- New Haven last June. . ‘Hold No Gen lans SAtEVE.8f«12 TV SERVICE a candidate for the Christian self.” ■ I euts in Boston and I^ovidence, R. ministry,^ At the 11 o'clock service the i I- 4 , SEPT. 10 ^ Dajra M OK A OCall Rev,. Mr. and Mrsl Peery. will be i The stevedores in those cltlea Moscow, Sept. 10 (/F ^ W est Gerroftny reitereted emphotl c - . . NIghta . JjW wRI JlnaPi j:ereived,-lnto-fulI:-m^herafalp-l^i wer*--ordered'bltclt work ■ tckla y; Santa Barhar mUy today lirii~8tormy fieggjon wl^ Soviet Iwidort TEL. Ml 3-5194 The Methodist Men of the South theth# pastor,na«tnr theth# Rev.R#v Cliffordmiffnrri O.D ' " ADimssibN lsor"“ Piers were’ back to normal yes would not establish diplomatic’relatioiifliwith Russia until the Methodist Church are planning to Simpson,. who will assist at all terday in Philadelphia and Balti put on the bi)rgest and best peach three services. The Rev. Mr. Simp more after one day of idleness: Cattle Ranches German prisoner of war question is settled. festival ever held at the church to son . will also be the, celebrant at However, longshore meetings Heinrich von Brentano, West German foreign minister, morrow from 5 to 8 p.m. If the the 7:30 cbmmunibn. The full choir stated the German position anew in a meeting at SpiridonofllR weather is favorable it will,bis out will sing the anthem. "O Divine yesterday at Norfolk, Vn.. tied up Safe from Fire A FABULOUS IDEA in . doors; if not, in Cooper Hall. Pat Redeemer," by Gounod, at 9:15 : 11, ships there. And the walk Palace that lastea more than three hours, r rons may choose from peach short and the quartet will sing "More | out continues at Port Newarlf. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer emerged iYim- cake, peach pie, peach sundaes; Love to Thee. O Christ," by | ‘■Bayone. Jersey City and Hoboken San FYanctsco, Sept. 10 (/Pi — faced from the working session, without comment. FEMININE PROTECTION also hot dogs, hamburgers, cold Speaks, at 11 o’clock. | In New Jersey. Firefighters appeared to be getting and hot drinks. II is also planned The church school will open this Some 70 cargo ships lay immo the upper hSnd today on a danger Von Brentano spoke after Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin to have games and rides for the Sunday with two complete ses bilized in New York harbor, With ous brush fire near Santa Barbara said the.Soviet Union is not holding any German prisoners New whisper-uoft fabric cover aa other points iiythis fire-ravaged children- sions. nursery through Junibr high, erishable cargo piling up on the •Leonora Back in Business of-w ar but had in its custody 9,626 "war, crimihala whose at 9:15 and 11 o'clock.' SoCka at the rate of 320 million state also turned more optimi.«tic. The Santa /Barbara/Ba fire had sentencing was a humanitarian act.” Emil G. Stavena, Lake St.. RED worth a day. pipping firms es- Little Leonora Maglione, whe first saw the light of day last The poaltionz of the two govern-«- New douUe-ipad protection tlipate they are losing a million Aug. 4, ia going home to Plttston. Pa., after a rare operation at threatened 20'cattle ranches in the No. 3, recently won 391 in the area, but firemen — including ments after today’s session was monthly suggestion awards at dollars, (tally in business diverted Philadelphia’s Hahnemann Hospital. Surgeons said Leonora, ann(Hinced at a..bewa conference held here by Nilrse Emily Walter, was victim of a trachea eso 500 Marines — concentrated along Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. A to other porta. a 7-mll^1ine and aided by fog and presided over by Leonid Il3richev, Blueprint Swap New cfolded enda lie flat total of 36,319 was won by 130 em- Railroads' are conaidertng an phageal fistula—which means that her air- and food pipes ^ei'e FOR RENT rising/-humidity, appeared to be Soviet Foreign Office press of ployet. embargo on all shipments toi'the mixed-up. Pood which the baby ate went Into her lungs and she winning. ' ficer. , ^ port unless the backlog starts was having difficulty breathing. Surgeons cut the food tube Waraed by InoplicattoB Query by Reds NEW DESIGN MODESS Two rooms (Approx. 500 aq. Danger Reduced LiOyal Orcle. Kings Daughters, moving next week. away from the air lube which then was rejoined. Now she's back "The fire is not running now and Bulganin aet the tone of the will meet in the Federation, Room ft.) for business or profession. On the legal front. State Su Box o f 12 39< Box o f 48 S I.49^ N otion 8 Department in business and putting on weight. iAP WIrephpto). there does not seem to be any irn- opening working meeting when he of the Center Churth at 7:45 Mon Second floor, 1009 Main Street preme Cowt Justice William C. mediate danger of a break warned by implication that Ger Baffles UN Unit day evening. Surgical dresaings —over our offices. See Mr. Hecht Jr., yesterday deferre(l un through.” Bruce Barron of the many should not" attempt to bar will be folded. A good attendance til, Monday ■'application for a full gain from a position of strsngth. Boyce. U.S. Forest Service reported. United NaUons, N. T „ Sept. 10 ia hoped for, as plans for the y u r court Injunction .sought by .the The area where firemen con "If someone speaks from such will be made. Mrs. Rachel Tilden (#)—U.tC disarmament suhconi- New York-New Jersey Waterfront centrated was between the Alisal a position," he was quoted as say mittee members pusalsd today naJSKHUKeou and Mrs. Mary ThMll will be the Big siKcr to your favorite "Slkk Shirt,” * this new jacket ing. "there ii no tense In nego Cof»tmi8slt»,n against the Interna Anxious GOP Prods Great ranch and Nojoqui Fall hostesses. MANCHESTER Sovlet Premier Nikolai Bulganin, right, motlona Weat Ger- over a Rusaian query whether MANOUsnet Conn* if every inch a beauty! Look at that deep-notched collar, tional Longshoremen's Assn. State Park. tiations here.’.’ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to hta seat at the conference President Eisenhower's blueprint roomy sleeves, cuffs buttoned with "pretend”' smok^ (Ind.i A total of 2,000 men were fight Adenauer was then. reported to exchange plan meana conventional Polish National Alliance Group SAVmaS I LOAN table in the Splridonovka Palape In Moscow, Russia, §ept. 9. have answered that no one In West 1988 will hold Ite monthly meet The ILA strike, entering its ing the blaze which has swept Pver ss well as' nuclear arms. 1007 MAIN STBEET pearl at big at half-doilars! Action-yoke back, patch fourth day today, is avowedly Ike for Word bn ’56 70,000 acres of brxrah and timber. Meeting was the first between West German tenders and the So- Germany would think of apeaklng ing tomorrow at 7 ■ p.m. at 77 v-let Union. Adenauer, at the meeting, set an agreement on re with such a ' great power aa tha The question was put before the pockets — all this in fine pinwale corduroy that is com against the bi-state agency and Nolan O’Neal, fire control officer, subcommittee last nl|At by Soviet/ North St. All members are urged not the dockers’ employers, the estimated damage to the water- lease of German war prisoners held by Russia as part of his price Soviet Union from a poaitlim of to attend. ' pletely washable. for establishment of formal relations between his government and strength. te Arkady A. Sobolev. Har- REGULAR $1.00 FIRST QUALITY 170-member. New York Shipping Denver, Sept. 9 (tP)—Republican state chairmen built up | shed at more than ifi^ntiiiion. T Staiwsn, disarmament ad- New fall colors. Sizes 12 to 18. Assn. pr^Viire today on President Eisenhowee fpr an jari.y secomb I Firemen planned to try out the Soviet Union. (AP Wirephoto via radio from Moscow). Bulganin then emphastsed again the Soviet stand that German viaer to Eisenhower, did not an- Mary Wilson ' Justice Hecht al.so continued un 3,000 gallons of a chemical fire re- ewer at the time. Later American Sportswear—Second Floor til Monday sn'employers’ restrain term announcement they .said will hel“ '' ^ ' tardant today. One officer said the reunification la a question for tho Open Fall Term German people themselvee. .circlet aaid they did not uader^ ing order Issued last Wednesday candidates in state and national races advance, of a break fluid would be getting its first real etenit'what Sobolev MeenL Sheer Nylon JHosiery test under real forest fire condi The Russians have alqo been in Teacher against the union—an order which fast conference with the PrealdeptY First Direct Soviet Qaeetioa Of Church School the ILA has ignored. the GOP cha'lrmcn who flew here | tions. The retardant i? sprayed sisting that an exchange of am from pressure tanks as a foam china in Pact bassadors sriUi . West Germany It waa the first time the'^Ruasiaa All new fall color in plain and dark'seam. all with re last night from Washington were ■ extinguisher and also can bs should be the first step in .U^m s w delegate haa aaked a direct ques Church school at the South of Piano inforced heel and toea for axtra wear. Sizea 8’s to 11. unanimous in expressing belief that I Major Defense tion in ths talks here about the Bi- Eisenhower will run again. I spread by plane-dropped balloons. relationship. Adenausr's position Methodist Church will open on I At Sequoia National Forest in from the first has been that ths senhowsr plan. He kept eilaat an Sundav, Sept. 18. for the fall and Announces The Navy^ Reviews TTie President' himself has lef^^ the Sierra Nevada east of Fresno, war prisoners return muat be Uoacow’a attitude toVrard the plan. AT Winter terms with sessions at I this question Up in the air wlth/a To Release Yanks It was recalled the United Otatea Opening 0.f The Fall Seaaon Cuts Denied by Supervisor John Beebe said negotiated as a first step. 9:30 and 10:45 a.qjil C pair J declaration that th? condition ot "things look g(x>d” although one In the heated eicchange, Bul- already has.aald tha ElaMih|Mver At the first session there will 79 Landv Case at his health and the state o f the For ReRintration blaze that Jumped fire lines Thurs Geneva, Sept. 10 The United States and China reached anin said ths Germans still held pn^waals''included cnnvtiwinet be departments and classes for all world and the nation w;tll de Adm,\ Radford day is still out of control. The fire fad been’ convicted of serious etroc- armaments, such aa ordinary n n s children, ages 4 through senior Phone Ml 9-2818 termine his (decision at the proper is' in Ccinverse Basin, west of the final agreement today on the release of American civilians Itiea eommited under Hitter but and cannon,' Stesaea ia expectM to TURNPIKE MARKETZ high young people. There will also Closed Hearing tirhe. huge Boole Tree, north of- the i held in China. The agreement was reached at the 14th meet- that the German people looked on try to dear up the question when be an adult class. White House aides 4aid in ad Denver. SepT. 10 (Ah — Despite ______apparent slip of the tongue on] main fire and south of King's Caii- ; jpg Jbetween U.S. Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson and Red them with -,disgust and a(Med the subcommittee resumes meet RLOCK At the 10:45 session there will New Yin;k. Sept. 10 The vance that risenhow/r would out- "Soviet troopa when on German ings next Tuesday. be departments and classes for line h i.rv iw r’o n ‘Ii^i3or"lMUM7o'r i figures by Adm. Arthur W. Rad- . re n e r«)> .i.n f' Tree ' ^'"•’assador Wang P ing-- Navy today takes another look at e .—neio,- e» ford, his office says no major Both General Giant T ree, soil also committed certain acta.” . Sobolev also asked Stessen ivhat children from nursery age through the next Prcjldcntlal Campaign at the United States meant by jpbie- -X- Its decision to d,en)^r«serve com change in defense spending now is , and ^ ‘^^ree are a Chlne.se spokesman said after Nikita -8. KhPi'shchev, Soviet, the sixth grade. ■ AH children wile mission to Eugene Landy, an honor the breakfast rpecting. (^mmuniat party chief, anawered ing a rciervs.UM on all plans on n> are entering church achbol for the 2 Attention graduate of thp Merchant Marine Before they left Washington, the planned. believed to be the world's oldest' meeting negotiations on the Turks Relieve disarmament before the Geneva Radford, chairman of the Joint “ ™ " “ rid a oldest. detained civilians had sharply that he categoricaUy CHUCK ROAST first time are requested to reg Academy. chairmen sesit Eisenhower, a mes- denied Soviet troopa committed conference. Sobolev asked whether ister in the church office tefdre The dark-haired youth was .sage saying they^ v.erc- "looking; Chiefs of Staff, hlmaelf said as! * _1-1____ . | been concluded and the talks any atrocitiea on German soli. He this meant the United States has going to their classes. OFFICE turned down for a commission on forward , to uuppoftlng you again much yesterday after conferring, would continue on the second item Three Generals called Adenauer’s remark “offen disavowed these plans and has V. 8. CHOICE Genuine Leather Belts the eve of his graduHion last In 1956" and adding: "We like w ith Pi esident Eisenhower. He I of the agenda. sive” and said "it compelled me to gone beck on ths work o f 10 years, FOR RENT month on grounds that hi- Ike better than ever." , created a bit of confusion, how-, Miss America Details to Be Revealed make this statement." ■epeata ExplaaaOan Ideal locatloa at 100 i/i widowed mother had been a Qom- Sees Nixon on Ticket ever, by mentioning a figure of Details of the agreement are to ‘ 111 Riots Area Then he added: Stessen repeated his sxplanaUon National Chairman Leonard W. $37,750,000,000 for the current ba Eaat Center 8t„ greuiid floor. • ■ Narrow or wjde belts in many styles and colors. All top irunlat. be disclosed Jointly by the two “Who ia to blame that these that the-reservations meant the Our Motto K m |i Now vacant. Ap^y Hall told a news conference here sic military program. At another The special review board. me'M- Of 1956 Choice sides this afternoon ^ Jl Istanbul, Turkey. Sept. 10 (/P)— people failed to return to their United Statea is not now rwsffirin- ShouUer STEAK ' grain leather. Sides 34 to 30 ^ch. Ing behind closed doors at the last night he looks "for the same point he indicated to ’ newsmen relatives? If many Germans per Ing the plane or discarding them, 45 American spokesman described as Turkish iStefense Ministry last ticket as in 1952. Including Vice ’Em U w , Soil H. J. TROTTER Brooklyn Navy Yaid to reconsider that he expects the total to be be ..a ••substantial onn„„ncemenlannouncement. relieved three generals who ished and even more Ruasisrts died, but is holding them eh the shelf . this action, Consists of a rear ad Resident Nixon. He Said he thinks tween 34 and 35 billion dollars. while study is being made to see S3 SUMMIT ST, Set for Tonight ] The two Ambassadors, who have : held important commands in Is- who is to blame? We didn't cross HOMEMADE ’Em FAST miral, a captain and a commander, Elsenhower "will's-beat any Demo- To questions raised after Rad the border. It was not we who whether thii presence of atomic TEL. Ml 8-7783 i cratic nominfcc (in 1956) by a j been meeting at intervals since, tanbul when -anti-Greek ri<>ting tiose to His Mother ford had departed, his office said Aug. 1. agreed to meet again started the war.” weapons can be detected by aden- * 1.00 “ ci* The Navy has said little about I greater margin than he did in All.intlc City, N. J., Sept. 10 (/P) broke out. tific devices and what controls can RILL PRICE the Admiral meant what he said Wednesday morning. Soviet - troopa that continued -the Landy caSe tout never indicated 1952." —Selection o f the 1956 Miss ' The officers relieved ai'e Lt. hoatilities until Gsrman surrender be instituted. ' .Hall, said it appears to him that in stating no major change was in America—heires.s to a 350.000 there wa.s anything against Landy ! prospect. - ' . Under a previous understand Gen. Vedad Garan, commander of only were only carrying out their With this question apparently In Italian SAUSAGE > Jv. except that he was "extremely | Gov. Avercil Harriman of New Jackpot of prires and personal ap ing, settlement of the question of the First Army with headquarters dutier, he said. mind, Stessen was quoted aa say 75 I^S. 'N«(ver Bstter O ff close to hi- mother and she has York Is "coming-forth'strc|ngly as pearances—will be made late to detained civilians would automat in Istanbul; Lt. Gen. Fasil Bilge, Members of ths Wast German ing: a-peesidentlal candidate" bift he After an hour-long conference night by a team of 11 Judges. HOUSER been a CommunlsL" with Eisenhower. Radford told ically take the talks to the other commander of the Third Corps: delegation -said there would not be ‘It is our deep conviction based ^COOKEU-READY TO EAT The mother. Mrs. Deborah Lan "doesn't care" wtiom the Demo- S)x preliminary wlnnei-s held a item of the agenda: "Other prac Brig. Gen. Nedlm Erensoy, First another sesirion today. Adenauer on a most thorough, thoughtful crat.s nominate. newsmen tliat frorh a national se commanding lead texlay as the 1951 CHRYSLER New Fall Handbags dy of Bradley Beach, N. J.. did not curity standpoint the United tical Jliatters at issue between 4hs ■ Army chief of staff. was scheduled to go sightseeing' study of the entire aituatien that hesitate to admit she was a party - Although he said he expected no beauty cont^t moved into the two-sides.” „ Action After Probe thle afternoon. the adoption and initiation of Pres WINDSOR DE LUXE announcement by the President of States "was never better off." He final stage. lb member for 10 years but added she said he and the President ’ dis The Chinese have been anxious The Defense Ministry's com Diplomatic circles expected the ident Eisenhower’s July 21st pro Radio, Heater. Auto B O Y S ^ iH O P left the party in 1947 at the in- i iptentions he regards the meet- The Judite-s’ decision, expected munique said the officers were West German "Chancellor to give posal (for ths tnutpal sxdiange of DAISY HAMS Top handle styles in plastic calf, faille and genuine cussed national security problems, about midnight, will end a tense, matic Tranamitwipn. Zistence of her son. i ‘"S ‘J)* fhainp'n »» ■elieved of their duties after a full a polite but firm no to Rusaian leather. Many styles with zipper compartmente. Alao including military spending. exciting week for the 49 con- (Continued pn n ve) Black, With Good 'lircs. fitted bags and leather lined genuiaa calf handbags. The ca.se stirred up strong pro- i wdHhwThile because 'whenever you investigation of the rioting, de suggestions for an Immsdiats ez- (Osattaned on Pago Five) test, including a blast from Sen, ''’^h lhe Pres dfnt. you come te.slants^ fiom '45 state. Chicago, Stop LookinR . His remarks on the security pic struction' and looting that swept ''lange of ambaosadora as a- first ALL DAY SUNDAY Herbert H. lihman (D-NYi who ! " '/ “ .v wlUi_ soraetlUng of value.” ture were in response to a lequest District^of Columbia, Hawaii and step toward normalising relations Canada. Istanbul. T h i»IsI(! called the Navy's position "illogi- Some GOP chairmen hadn't' for comment on former Pre.*)!- Gafan took command of the between the two countriea.' ssralB asm -f I^ ILY TO 10 P.M. cal. unjust and unjustifiable He given up hope that Elsenhower dqnt ’Truman’s fls.sertion that "the The new Miss America, to re city shortly after midnight Tues Adenauer and ' hie delegation OP E N would indicate by l)is 'actions, if place 19.55'winner. Miss Lee Ann ^2e98 to ^5o95 each demanded a full report. cuts in our ground forces are un- News Tidbits day when Prime Minister Adnan planned strategy for the meeting BEAUME Secretary of the Navy Charles- M(Tiwether of San Francisco, will Menderes declared a state of siege. aboard a -German train in the roll- BuUetins PLUS TAX S. Tbomas. who first heard Landy (CoDtinued on Pag^ Eleven) (ContiniMid on Page Five) he .selected on tho basis of beauty, f'uUed from AP Wire* The Premier Canceled his order yards outside Leningrad Station. MOTORS, Inc. from newspaper, reports, promised talent am) personality. about 12 hours later and subse They are holding their confiden fron tho AP Wirto e a s t CRNTTCR s t . to Btpdy the. (Mtee-'personally and Thf^e-^- niglits , of preliminary quently his cabinet reimposed- It. tial taika around the train because TURNPIKE MARKET -^MANCHESTEK, TJONN. said the young seaman will get Judging" hav(>'''brought valuable Two men killed st Enfield, 'VAt this time, Lt. Gen. Nurettin of their skepticism .concerning point honors to 'hese winners; JORDAN CONDEMNED EVENINGS t i l l fi P K . "Justice." Maine, in car that went off U.S. AJenoz was placed in command of security at their Sovietskaya Hotel 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST SATURDAYS TILL 5 P K . Appointed by Thomas to serve Swlnj' suit division — Barbara tlje city and- promptly clamped headquarters. Jernislstn, Sopt. IS UO—4ww CHILDREN’IS GENUINE HELENCA on ,the special review board,were Mamo Vieira, a tall, tanned Hono Rt. 2 near Enfield Drive-in Thea Oaa wna eandemaed bsr the Jor- Rear Adui. K. A. McManes. com lulu hula dancer s entered «» Miss ter and smashed into utility pole (OontlBoed on Page Five) (Ooailaned ea Page rivs)' daa-lsraeU Mixed A m is tire mander of the Atliuitic Fleet mine Hawaii; Ann Canjphell. a 21-year- , . . Yale professor tells members OomasUaisa tedajr fer Hewiag force, and two reserve officers old Oklahoma City xrt'stuilent: of Incoming freshman class to.be np Israeli water pnaiplag ia- S-t-r-e-‘t-c-h Nylon Socks now on active duty -Capi. Albert and a petite 18^year-old bl.ue-eyetl free with their (Tifleism of unlver- etallatloaB an the Jardan SNsr B. Cook and Cmdr. Alfred E. Gql- blonde, Clara Faye Arnold of sUy. Ite CouldnH Get to Yalu Sept. 7. It waa ths flrat eoasr- la'nt Jr. ' < , Raleigh. North Carolina. , geney mesHag ef the coomla- Talent division — Soprano Pat Meth(>dl8t Bishop G.- Bromley Medluin,^siM 8 to large size 10 to .11. Oolora: Rad. Th« hearings are closed to the bxnam leaves for two-week lour aloa stole Jaae M. ' ^navy, brown, green and white. ' press and public. No announce ricia Byrd Huddleston, huel-eyed NOW IN SEASON southern )>elle , from Clanton, of EJurope which is to'include trip ment about It is to be made before CALL OENEEAD SIEIKB Alabama; honey blonde . Sandra Into Communist Hungary . . .State TnimaiL Regrets the whole question Is reviewed by Health Dept, urges Connecticut Naatoe, France, S c ^ M (P>-> EiaESTA ■ \ Thomas, who will publish Jhe final Wirth of Miami, FIa„ a baton Straet ear and M e wsrhera twirler; apd drama studeiit Vlr- resicienta to spray homes with decision. ' mosquito repellent to avoid possi strnck here today and Naatea • 5 9 c pair Landy, who was given the choice inia E. MaffuccI of Watertown, Baby Shop ble infection from sleeping - sick In Dropping Mac,Arthi]r nalea leaden! eatteO fer a gen ♦ ■ • I . of having the hearings in New ias.s. ness bacteria which has never be eral strike Monday- to pratoet York and Philadelphia, was invit Alt six girls haye a good chance agalast a tsekant la the sMp- ■■ „ \ - ed to bring along k lawyer if he of being among the 10 finalists, fore occurred in State. baildlBg yards. The teehsat waa PEACHES JUST ARRIVED , _ !to be announced when the final Chicago, Sept. 10 (P)—FormerOhtm and the Yalu River and he wo desired. > ■ —- Longest and hottest heat wave •raered•fliered yeeteidayyesterday ayhy ran Use Mother's Testimony Judging begins st 8 p.m. '(EpT) Los Angeles ever experienced President Truman says he wishes couldn't get through them." McIn to sh \.L. FINE QUALITY TRICOT KNIT ALL ^ he had fired Gen. Douglas M ac-1 UJI. forces hsd rsacbed the ploycra Asseclatfea sehkli a • ' • Among the material at the re tonight. comes to end, at least temporarily they had to ehat hoe '1. The naming of Miss Americs Arthur two years sooner. Yalu earlier !n the war, only to they A m m view board's disposal is a tran .U.S. Ambassador to India John be forced back when China-entered ef "efeaernsal wetkteg” hy the script of testimony given by Lan- 1956 at this seashore resprt’a huge That, he said, ia the only ” re- I Our Famous - Sherman'Cooper cancels 'scheduled pentehce*' he has had for remov the conflict. men atoee a strike i m arahth. dy's mother before the House Un- Convention' Hall will be televis^ inspection visit to American- \ Seme 18,880 M M asaa atoeeed White Pantiles - over a national network (ABC) ing MacArthur as supreme com A MacArthur aide in New York owned' Jute mill at Cricutta be ■aid there wouM.be no immediate j befere the jaMnnasO gates. (Continued on Pago five) from 10:30 p.m. (EDT) until mid mander in Korea on April 11, iqSl. -1 APPLES cause of "labor unreat.- -The 71-year-oId Truman, who comment from the General on Tru- Tumbl-Togs For Fall night. ------i- INDIA j^ilU nibODED In trunk, b ^ f and wide leg atyles. Sizea 5 to 8. Dallas police clerks are still recently canceled two Caluorala lan’a remarks. •ARTiiri: busy this morning after vice squad speeches. re|Mrtedly because of hto Caleutto. M L 10 (iP)—A lew officers pull surprise raid and health, macm the statement in a StIU pIuggiM Adlal Stevenson areaaara aiW hrsught heavy British Act to Halt rato te Otissa*a 170 ■■Ole ssaatol Corduroy smock sots in solids or print. Sizos France, Ex-Sultan book moi’e than 40 local business questipn-antj-answer period fol tor President, 'naunsn told a neWe lowing an I addreea before the- conference that Nsw York’s Car belt teOayw Tha 6 9 c each iiy stei^ Freighttnp men for gaming. .Post-game foot aslacvy .-ea ,ap'" small, modiiim. lor9«, x-lorgo prieod ot 1.91. In Moroccan Pact ball' celebration erupts into wild- Bhcecutivea ^Club of Chieggo yea. mine DeSapio is not a "king PEARS asringlng row Involving seveinl terday. J maker” in ‘Truman'e home state of i’'-. Mlasiouri. greatsat •'i-rf Singapore, ?ept. 10 ( ^ —The hundred and police are forced to The foriner President fired Mac- khawa to government of this British'crown ' Paris, Sept. 10 (A5 —FVance to- Arthur on grounds he waa "unable DeSapio. head of the New York i / Corduroy jockoh in small, modium, lorgt, use t£sr gas bombs to quell out a t y Democratic organisation, re- I? colony raised a fresh obstacle to-, 'day sehlsved a general agreeipent break. to give wholehearted' support" to x-iorga prieod o t 2v$B. with. .the pro-Natlonaliat former portsdly favors Gov. Avstell Har* DBOTEOT EADTOBm podnrts epppGf day In the path of the mystery Attorney General's Office ad the policies of the United Nati 1 ■ f: Xaning yes nia, now living In Hartford, was -H erbert A. Tice. 28, South Cov 1$» FOND TUDOR SEDAN I N M Haip that F,atates, could begin In 60 days. Bunding Peimilta . terday afternoon. . - _ , ices hem Saturday and Sunday, f w The building will houre all the Aned $21 for meedtog oh Center entry, charged with operating a It nevor tea. once through 1 To Hensel and Peterman for fc. Other* bidders were the Jarvla favored with a vocal selection. The St., Aug. 36. Patroiman Thomas motor vehicle while under'the In- «i—*# halls’/* .... -- arcei pott Mllvitlea here. Grant, l-atory^ .-IHrocini .dwelllnr on. Tar- latrucllon Co,. Ilft003.60; An- band was also heard during the O U T O C B w a y BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE M ATOR HOOPLE fr f when plana for the new ata- iirvice: ■' ■■■-' Oraltom-waa the .atteaUng. jflIgeL fluencs of - IntoxIcaUng-liqunr-br 40Wuit decay ner'St, $ll,200r Constniction Co., $13,466; Two man charged with breach drugs and carrying a dangerous 41 London’s r . were first announced. Tb Hensel and Peterman for a Jaihea Aoeto Co. $15,066; Juno- The program followed a supper of the peace ae tha result of sepa 2 t1954TORD FORDOR SEDAN poatmaater .said today the .weapon, was grsntcd a continu ' JOB, WILL HDU aMOW 1 P O O R J O B / VBH;A Big — 1-story, 3-ropm dwelling on Lydall Maakei of East Hartford. $17,803; to the lower hall of tha Citadel rata Incidents were fined $15 each- ance' until Sept. 21 under $500 Very nice, local eae-bwner. MR.HSRKM MStB, TH* W O R S T POZEM 48 Soap plant new molding comet after about S t J. TonMu, Manchester, $13,688.50; honoring the cadets and retiring 'fhey were Daniel 0'0onnell,.34, of OP'TH'HAUMXRSH H A M O N T V BOO* art e«AQtc0ACH/ evaev fall