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r : , V.' ' . ' ■ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 ATirats Ik llr Nat Prase g&m r 4 n c i f f ' - iiaturlt(Bt^r lEv^nittg Umlb tee Waok Baflad t-.- '111,466 •f tea Aaflit Tlw .’IWWB Cburt ,wiU bold MdC< ■•MiMia Tuesflay and Friday Mmehe$ter^4 City of VUIogi Charm ■ neat woefc baoaiiae of the holi ♦ ♦ ♦ day. Beginning - Sept. 13, the To School Fashions Fpr All Ages ’.VJ'- /[ • sriSUr schedule, will take, af- TOL. LXXIV.n o. 283 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAVrSEPTEMB^R 1, 1988 (CkualfM sa taga U) PUCE fivEcmns ~si:'^ssss£. fOeC, with court-being held mi W rm ^ ^ m xt Vhundasr • Monday, WadnOeday and Sat« urday thereafter. t' lipiaB. A SWEATER MIRACLE UAW Gains Ike AcU to Avert „ 'WUIM DimcMi t i Um A daughter was bom Aug. 37 In VMM h u rtturiMd to Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peunsy Rail Strike Ml kM*, JackaonvlUi, Fla.. tmuiam H. Rider, 6M N. Main St. Ship'll Shore" S t^ ^ a u ia a «-day l«a« with Layoff Pay Denver, Sept. 1 (P) — Pres Ma pilMita, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Miss Terry ivaniskl, 753 Main IS BORN! ident teaenhwer, moving to CM aii, * Uttla St His hrothar, St., is in New York City attending hutton-down collars^ avert a strike tomorrow at imsam. mads t ^ rstum trip with the meetihg of the National Hair :' .$ At Chrysler midnight, today ' created an i f e tor a wsek In Ftorlda and dressers and Coemetologiats Assn. emergency board to Investi 1^ fly homa by plana gate a dlspu^ between tb*. Chapman Court No. 10, Order of striking new Detroit, Sept, 1 (/P) — Pennsylvania Railroad and' AniUary PoUca will cdntinue the Amaranth, will hold its first meet-- 35,000- non-operating employ ing of the faU term Friday at 7:45 Chrysler Corp. snd the CIO ee. ■aMy campaifn Thuraday night p.m, in the Masonic Temple, United Aflto Workers reach and Saturday In toa Main St. area. Creation of such a board un- Million on n Tboaa participating should report bayadere ed a contract settlement to dsr the Railway Labor Act in to Police Headquarters at *:1S Personal Shower ' day, six hours after wide variably has the effect of pOit- Thursday evening and at ■‘•SO am. spread strikes hit Chrysler poning strike action for St and 1:30 p.m. Saturday. ^ For Future Bride plants in six states. least SO days. Members of 8c a ^ Lodge, Ko. The UAW immediately sent out Members of the board, which S3, Order o( Vasa, are reminded bsck-to-work orders to all union was created by the President* that the_regular September meet Miss Sylvia Schneider, 47 locals. Thare were indications, after the NaUonsi Mediation Small Busiuess ing wlU be held on Sept. • at S Charter Oidc 8f., whose marriage however, that work dlsrupUons Board was asked him to inter p.m. in Orange Hall, There will be to Melvin HellstrOm of Vernon 8t., among Chrysler’s 139.000 em vene, vrill be named shortly. BO meetiag tomorrow night, ^ will take place in November was ployes would 'mar production Eisenhowen signed an execu- honored with'a surprise personal 39S throughout the day. Uve order saying that, in the To Get Speedy Mrs. Anna Nixon ’ of Miami, shower 8atUrtiay evening. ' The settlement was modeled judgment of the National - f 1a.;-haa returned homa after The party was given by Miss closely after Ford and General Mediation Board, the dispute Motors agreements reached in jqwndliig two weeks with her Loni Miller, who wOl be her maid between the railroad and its ' Hartford,'Sept. 1 (AP)-r-Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff said ^ , cousins, Mrs. Olive Oertck of of honor, at her home on the same early June. It completed the lineup employes "threatens substan Bueklahd and Raônfl Mercer of street. Mrs.' Olga Miller assisted of the auto industry's "big three" tially to interrupt interstate day that the American Red Cross plans tn spend $4,800,000' her daughter. They used a decora- companies on revolutionary, new gununlt S t ___. ______■ 1 . ' commerce to a degree such on fl(xxl relief in Connecticut. \ xtTv''îCftTniw tv puttCf oitiv Kiwi _____ . - . r .... to dtprivq^ a seetion-of 4 hb- - Ribicoff mad6- tWs aimouneemcHt"feBaRrlag a conferenOs white, anp the shower cake which 3S Weeks MIe Pay country of essential transpor centered the buffet table was dec Like the Ford and GM plans, tation service.” with E^sworth Bunker, president” of the nationsl relief 3sd ANNUAL orated wrlth little umbrellas in Fired Because of Parents the Chrysler agreement will guar agency. the same tolors. antee laid off workers 00 to 05 per The Governor quoted Bunker as saying tha$ all of the re The bride-elect received many Joseph -H.-Sumners Jr., sits beside his mother. Mrs. Pauline cent of regular take-home pay for sources of the Red Cross are being thrown behind the job of PEACH beautiful gifts. f , : . < Sumners as he testified (Aug. 31),before the Senate Civil Serv up to 2S weeks of Idleness. Adlai May Hurl rehabilitating flood victims and that the agency will continue ice subcommittee probing the xdmmistrktion’s handling of secur It also provides wage increases ity risks. Sumners, of Providence. R. I., a toiiner Navy depart of six cents and an hour to all cm-, to meet the needs wherever they arise. FESTIVAL ment employe, was fired from his job because of hie parents' al ployea for each of the three years Hat: into Ring Bunker, said the Governor, de-f> ....- Police Arreatt camyour BfllMX leged Communist associations. of the contract, and up to 3S cents qlared that ail money raised in I .« » r-i Speasesod by Kmaansl Lather Connecticut will be spent here "ais T x it e l' $hip'n ShoM weaves OuemeWc Wether- Dryer... immediately fdr some workers lir Leagnsen tteCflnireh Lisra. skilled classifications. In Noyember Well as a great deal more” andi X ; I fM J U . kyffyw THCRSDAT. S E R . 1 ,1»BS . Orlvera arrsated yaaterday and ' the seasons together... ■ee U>« centreMeS 'Also included in'the new agree added that the response in this charged with epeeding were Wea^ 'tlfes dark-ground stripes for tuOt dclereeM... ment were clauses to: Peach Shortcake, Pnach ley M. Hoy), M. of Lake 8 t. Bat, W sshl^pn, SeSt. 1 (P)—Adlsi -d -h-, ^1 ^ J20 MiUlon or OoSeo. . a distinctive now-through-Winter bloukrf Is r a e l T w o 1.. Boost pension benefits up to a Bolton, by Patrolman Ra)rmond maximum of about 3350 a month, E. Stevenson retuiMs to the politl Remarkable Total (If qaao ef rate te Lather Hall) Peck; end Jerome R, Notch, 33, Fashion-conscious new neckband collar . including Social Security, cal platform this fjilt with Wiscon Bunker told Ribicoff that the Adalta SSe — OUMraa 3fle ' Hartford, by Patrolman Rowe Red Ctoss estimates that 91.750,- In Early Total Wheeler. is buttoned dovvn, softly spread. Tab^cufi 3. Eliminate wage differentials sin and New Yckk appearances 000 will be raised here. Contribu between the Detroit area, biggest v.’hlch may precede a November tions to the Hartford Chapter al shortie sleeves, elegant smoked pearl button^, Egypt Jets Downed Hartford. Sept. 1 (SV-Officiate concentration of Chrysler workers, announcênt in Cmcago that he ready total almost 97.000,000, and ample shirt tails. Wqven textured cotton... snd other parts Of the country. 9300.000 has been raised in flood- of 45 Connecticut flood-xtricken ‘ ■ I ■ I . i..m - - wants the Demoeran^>arty presi ever lovely, ever washable. Sizes 30 to 38. C%ryaler said it thus became the stricken Waterbury. cities and towns todxy eatlmated dwusalem, Sept. 1 (^V-Fiffhting flared-furiously along first Mg auto company to do this. dential noniii So This Is *Trigger* Burke Bunker later noted that nearly damage totaling 9130,S28,S75. This Chrysler hat. plants in Michigan, Alto w beautiful new broadcloths nowte stock, $$.96L the Gaza front today. Israel .said two of her jets shot down A Democratic. Natlol^l Com 9250.000 in contribution. two Egyptian fighters, A Cairo broadcast said the Egyptian Indiana, Cslifornia, D e.1 a w k r c, mittee spokesrrian saia today Peeking over top of hie handkerchief. Trigger Burke is leav been sent to Gov. Ribicoff person-1 damsge to puMIc facilities. only down BENDIX WASHABLE Kansas and Georgia. Stevenson will resuW parV activ ing the rear entrance of U.S. Post Office to go to a marshal’s cab ally. The estimates were made In rt- Bportewear—Second Floor V planes crashed during a reconnaissance flight. Amid the 3. Imjirove hospital-medical and ity after a self-ei^rcern layoff in Charlestown. S. C„ (Aug. 31). He was headed for a hearing Declaring that this, money "rep- porta to Gov. Ribicoff, who re- j Cordur6y_:Stroller Suit Rahting and disputed claims, Insurance coverage. since last year with s\s]rfech at before Federal Judge Ashjon WtUiams. The U.S. deputy mar reaente a remarkable total,'’ Bun queetod the figures as a guide for BgypUan spokesman declared 4. Liberalise non-cconomic por the Wisconsin Democru^ State shals. right and left of Burke, are unidentified. Burke, wanted ker expreased the belief ttot "it the flood recovery program. ond*Parweok By Algene. A.e advertised in .Seventeen. Colors: Egypt had received an Israrlt mes Sam Snead to Play tions of the contract, Which among Convention in Green Bsff Del. 7-9. for murder. Waived extradition to New York. ^ was due solely to the great lifter- Wqterbury and Nimgatuck -ra- Turquoise, wild rose,'charcoal. Sizes 12 to 18. sage urging an end to hostilities SIgnIflcMt A| eat and leadership Gov. RlMcoff corded the largest losses of the all along the tenpe .border line. (Coktteaed on Page Flttee.n) has shown in tackling the flood communities, reporting thus far. The spokesman ajfll: iUu mes- In Insurance Open The. 1952 nominee then will jqln Waterbury listed total damaga of two other top party-attractions problems." . NEW EARLY FALL eage was deliverM Bqough tl.N. Emphasising that the Red Croaa 939 million including 99t70i>,000 to truce supervisor Maj. Can. Bdson former President Truman and' public property. Naugatuck listed $g,98 Wethersfield, Sept. 1 (iPi— New York’s Gov. Averell Hdrri- Ike Will Spur flood relief requirements are esti L. W. Bums and came from the The big news of the fouHh mated at 910,000,000 on a natton-' ite total lots as 921.300,000, includ WMte ante Dry W tSiB l Slay-Pay Gise man— for what may be a signifi ing 92,400,000 in public ptopwfty Israeli Foreign Ministry. Insurance Cjlty Open golf cant appearance at a 9100 a plate wide baste, Bunker said hte or . Tanks Rip Bgypt Bafp championship broke- today^ ^— ganization and the national Civil damage. Sportswear—Second Floor HANDBAGS lloekltsM I Democratic dinner in New 'York Three Reperto Dne The air action came, a few . Sam Snead jivill make hla first Figure Found City Oct. 31. Defense organisation "arc placing appearance in the event. iv e fo r R a ce apecial emphasis on aastetance to The total figure will be substan Brownie Hawkijie Hash Outfit hours after Israel's Foreign Office Stevenson sL‘o has been booked tially boosted when all towns are New style? in top handle, pouch or emteh bags. Also disclosed that tanka and troops The famous slammer, .whose small buaineaa men." \ ta SevMmbar CHARM aad AUCU9T MAOBHOISCLLE as one of the speakers, along with heard from. Three of the hardest bags for junior miss;-Failles, plastic and genuine hle-w up an Egyptian miUtary long list of titles includes the Dead in Well "We are wotolng with.diractor Truman and other'party leaders, Denver, apt. 1 Worth, Tex.. Sept. 1 (A V tee members,andnitate chairmen feet,"' Buhker'deciarad. "We'expect ■ WtaistedrwMch 'Slaa suftbiuff ex " " ’ • lenrlMt CHhMre-like leinlMktU Orb. tkti An Israeli Army spokesman said rector af the Professional golf la ChiGXgo Nov. W-19.',- - J '^- apur-party■ party organization for the 1966^ political wars. Announc tensive loes, has only submitteff «. Hart's tverytttino you ers' Association or America, PoUce found ^ b o ^ of-gteuiiSlk'' to do mors for'him than haa ever merhint wuk«* e.4 driw ■.■t-mIi, «elw-Witkl ie aieelW . .f -the Egyptian Vamtor* '4fte wars gambler Leroy (TIhey) B^ggleston. A Stevenson supportee mid that ing this today, the summer White House declined to shed partial rSport It recorded 93,500.- aaad for Indoor and .00 patrolling over "Israeli territpry that be will tee off in the four- any light on whether-arrangemente— been possible in the past." OM) in losses tq pubUc facilities. t o e a c h te4 emr eMî bbrkief! day tournament tomorrow. 4S, in a shallow wall six miles while tpere might be some "raised autdaar snopshooHno i when the Israeli pilots engaged north of Port WoHh last night. eyebrows” st the choice of a party for the conference mean that the], Pkw la Opetottew But its estimate of damage to pub Saiartly • stylad cam- them near the Jewish settlement Snead played .an exhibition He had been shot in the back of committee dinner for the occasion, Inesident msv have made up his; G o v . . Ribicoff-disclosed that the lic property is still fortbcoinihg. Plus Tax Colon: White, caribou blue, rosa pink, beige. 3izes 84 match at tbia course several Big Firm Cuts plan already te in operutioii in ara, noshddar with of Yad Mordeohal, three miles the head. Jie seea no reason why the former mind whether to seek a second | , Hartford reported total damage to 40. north of the northern boundary of ycara ago, flnlahing. with an Eggleston’s death left alive only Ponnecticut and gave these ex ot 93,700.000. The eetlmate m- natofludrd and b«rt- niinoti'dovemor sh^d not an term. ' * ' the Egyptian-held Gaza atrip. He unofflcliJ score in' the low 60s. two of the principals in the slay- nounce in the stockyards amphi Eisenhower indicated teat month amples: clttdea 97.000,000 loss to residen- '■ VV' tarlas, flash bulbs. fchcHil cottons.. I said one Egyptian plane blew up But, in spite of energetic st- for-pay murder of wealthy oilman theater site where he was nomin in Washington that h^ probably Fair Trade Tag A Winated lunchroom operator tfal property; 91,800,000 damage Mm. and phalo-in- and the other crashed. tehipts to get him here again, Williai P. CUrk, SI, found dead ated In 1*53 that he is available would not decide until early next has been given 9150 to buy supplies to Industries end lavantories; struction baoMat. An mdu it np in plaid! , Short sleeve slip-on $4.98 But a Cairo broadcast quoted he has, until now,, passed up in - his expensive heme May 22. again. needed to put Mm back. In buai; 9270.000 to small butlnsaa, and a losson in the ICO. . A year. On Many Items ness. An auto rapair (ban thera aaciting naw habby, an Egyptian spokesman as say 1953. Stevenson's New York appear The President will have break 925.000 daqiag* to pUblje property. The remaining principals' are got 9300 for tools to replace those Here te the complete list of srtr far only $13.63, ing the two Elgyptian planes col ance took on added significance fast with the GOP eUte chairmen young fashion! lided in heavy clouds during a ing south along the Israeli coast esark'a b l o ^ widow, Mary, 4S. Manefield, Ohio. Sept. 1 (9) — lost in the flood. And, at TOrring- estimates filed to date:. Inckidino Fadarol Taw. .ssthoge mbranty new »an - - $6.98 at the Brown Palace Hotel here. ton, a carpenter got 9500 also to dawn reConnaiistance. The spokes toward Gaxa when they, turned in and Harry :Huggins. the 47-year- (OonttanMl ea Pag* Five) " They wlU arrive the night before Westinghouse Electric Corp. today Avon — Total '9209,700, pubBc over the shore , to carry out "vic old mobster-informer ' udio said disclosed It will discontinue imihe- replace tools lost in the flood. property 934,200. Sportewear—Second Floor ,j man denied that the walrpIvneB from Washington where a cem- Were shot down tory dlvea" TTiey apparently did Mrs. Clark offered a reward for dr,Uc“ hirbeeTrn'a;ged'for dlately "felr trade" liri price, on "These were outright giftsy the Barkhamsted — 'Total |fi00,000, Army spokesman! not see the two Israeli fighters her husband's death. Governor explained. public property $343,500. J CLICKO eiNGHAM The Israeli Oar Fbund Week Ago the*two days prior to the Denver j ’^"*'*'*''** V, come see the new claimed that; the Israeli pilots at coming-up from the east snd thrir Truitfaii Seen Irecl meeting. Bunker said, that putehaaa or Bethlehem — Total 9300,000, all Weldon tacked after the Egyptians "en dives enabled the Israeli pilots to Eggleston's )x>dy was found less Hall to Attend Parley John J. Anderson, manager of ders tor furAiture aad other house public property. ' gain a’ height advantage before than a week after hla blood-rtained portable appliances, said Westing- hold and personal itetts needed by Bristol — Total 93,408,000, pfjb- tered ipslde Isratii air space." He By Ex-Aide Pauley Coming on. too. for the session said the wreckage of both, planes | they attacked, sedan was discovered abandoned house however will continue to flood sufferers are being handed to Uc property |1,038,000. * ' f M l M A M ST. 1 I L M I J . S U I on a supermarket parking lot here. liere will be Republican National have suggested retail prices and local ’ merchants "even thqugh BurUngton — Total 1506,500, I'* ^ P LA ID S wonderful-for-Fall blouses by came down in Israeli territory, i It was the second reportto air Chairman Leonard W. Hall and Both pilots were killed. encounter between;. Egypt and le- Police at the time said they be ' Springfield, ni.. Sept. 1 UP) — suggested-dealer prices., . their stores are not open.” public property $300J)00. lieved the little gangster had taken Rep. Simpson of Pennsylvenie. who ''It is our belief.'âid Anderspnr The merchanta he explained, can Canton --- Total 9583,515. public Eyewitnesses on the Israeli side The Copley Press said today for-' heads the _ House Conj;rMrional by said the EgypUan planea were fly- (Osntteued Mi^ltege Two) bis last ride. ,-...... "that the public wMl. recognize the order from-supimers and the buai- property 958ff00. Another niobater named by Hug mer President iVUman has decided Campaign Committee. value ‘of a quality product dia- nees thus lituated will bsip put Cromwell^' Total 97,200, public'' Presidential Press — n gins and the police in the Claric to snub two California Democratic Secretary | pjayed attractively snd priced them bSck on their feet. pctqiertyA^* i t e H l e n f killing,. Cecil Green, 49. was slain fund raising dinners btoause he is James C. Hsgerty said Sen. (Sold-1 feirly. Wellare dMcks MaUed ‘~ .-X in a gangland ambush last Msy 4 water (R-Ariz) will be unable to l-ow Not Workable Meet Violence with Violence "sorej” S t Edwin 8. Pauley, ,a for Some 3S.OOO state welfare checks '(Gteittaaed Or Pug* Tweh») when he and Eggleston drove up ‘‘Actually we belteve in fair trade went out today with the hope that Back To School In to a highway rendezvous; Eggles mer treasurer of the Democratic (Coatianed on Page Twelve) but under the present conditions dteplaced peruona in flood-damagod M BBRn In Seventeen... a n d ^ 2 ‘ ^ * ton shot hls^ way out of the trap National Committee.;^ it is not workable. As conditions areas will bS. able to pick up their and wax found, scared and shaking, The Copley Pifm'and th* 'Los change in the future our price monthly relief allotments prompt- abc hours later in a nearby building. Angeles' Tlmee. in similar stories policy may also change.” 11. - - The RIGHT STYLE He had been reported in hiding said-Trqman is, angry because He added: r- State • Welfare Commissioner Bulletiiis We’ve scads of new Shif'n Snores ... until his disappearance but under Pauley entertained Vice PreM- News Tidbits “ We believe In the manufacture CRrlsty Hsnas, ccmcSnied ovar the world sources Said he “was still dent Nixon and his wife at a re of a quality prodpet sold through delivery of many of the checks, fTMB tlM A P W irss r . O Ly '' t- all Fall-^scious in ,the nicest ways. New Grip bn Argentina good, reilMla distributors and said the foUoudng procedure will be m eans a \ busy.”, ception recently.' ' - Culled fpoRi'AP Wires all shiningrwashable! Latest spread edian... Eiggleston. the source said, P a u l.e y, multimllUonaire oil dealers. The buying public will al- followed (or undelivered peyments: \9 stayed busy milking gamblers, man. is a "key figure” in arrange waye recognize and buy a good Local poat offices in damaged IBWAPS HURT FOOT Buenos Aires. Argentina. Sept. announcement of it from any gov- product at reasonable prices. areas will hold undelivered checks stand-away cuffs..:soft-tfiilored burglars, saife men and others of ments for-the dinners. Copley More than 77 officiate of- eome ^ Ohicage, Seat. 1 (P) Bwaja HAPPY l(P) —, President. Juan D. Peron ' emment office. part of their hauls, giving them Press said in a story from Wash' Electrical housewares in the an In their genmral delivery slots ffte te Jared his i t ^ fUet hi hte lee^ pleats and scallops and tabi. tightened a firm new grip on Ar The general strike closed offices 49 Connecticut ba.nke Reportedly nouncement include: rqaster ovens, 10 days. -Y race agitaet Nashua aad' * gentina today, warming grimly stores and factories. Parte of the (Otatteund oa. Pago fiv e) . (OonMaqrt^M.Page Ftor)„ voliintoer tkelr eervtoee to give on- fry pan,, cook and fryera; mixers, Checks which are still i^^teked he givea a oomplele rest . . that opposition violence will be met capital were without Mectrte and up during that period urtil be sent a the-spot financial aid and counsel ibaxter, coffee maker, grill and tar, ah ladeflaite period, Usewm- SMILE by "action at|U more violent.” tel»hone service. 4 - waffle irona, hot plate rotteaerie, (o district offices Rbere gnother ec laid todays The aaaeuaeaaMRt < Peron told a well-organised dem There were no.reports of major to State Hood victims. . . Ctev. and heating'pads. Also automatic attempt will be. made to locate the .29 Averill Harriman tells -Japanese was wiade by Res C. Rffewertlb Stofla îzes7tol4. onstration o f many thousands last ^ violence during or after the dem- bed coverings include three de luxe persona. who watched his M g OaUfecala Baby Shop night he was withdrawing his of- onstrations. Near the city of Foreign Minister Mamoru Shig^ automatic Mankets, three aUndard The monthly' checks, he said, CHrto* Dept,—Second n oor total closa to 93,000,000. horse flaleh dK hSRthe hphlni TA fer to step down as president. I Tucuman, however, a low-hanging niiteu Democratic party becks automatic blanketa and an automa Nashua yesterrMy la the aiaSeh They'll show the gsng Earlier yesterday, he had an-; Mectric cable sliced through a PreeldenPs fOreiga poltry on Ja tic sheet. , While welfare coats are expected 'to cUmb as a rasult of the (ffsaster, r M at Waehhigtop Park. their new Jumping-Jack* nounced he would resign if It {crowd of Peronistas riding bn top pan. - Under the Fair Trade Law jt » *3 ».. »7-»» would guarantee "pacification" of j of a train to a, party rally. Seven One dealer agrees.to abijle bFlit, Commipalonsr Hanas imU It te too 4^tetek te/OS . mlteiilplKlQ a • a ■nfgw M BS ^ Ch-ew of 450 technicians leaVe REDS qLTZ WUHT Seniors, so imartly Styled, Sscoad Floor A the nation. ? i were killed and 37 injured. then every other dealer is auto- aai^ to appraise the. higher ex A Good Selection Of New York to reetote gae service to Uaited Natteas, N. V., Sept 1 yet flexible with aaN’i||kfa! Maka an apeas Speaking before.the . wildly; Reports said - demonetratora about 35,Q00«uatomers.of Q>nnlec- maticslly bound not to |m1I the penses to the atate. foot-hugging fltl cheering throng in the central 1 threw rocks at the offices of the product for less, than the,, fair One factor which win push up (P)—Reeela 'asked' tha.. wuMera- - CHUBBEHE SKIRTS Ucut-Light and Power'Co. in Wa powers today a eerie* eg-gme-' Sturdy, too, to take ...teakeaahirt.l.andpiek- Plasa de Msyo, Peron said it wax newspaper La Accion in Rosario, terbury, Naugatuck snd Water' trade price. coats, he eaid, is the inability of clear his opponents "do not want smaahing ulndows. Police dia- General . Electric Oo., nation's many legally liable relativee in Hoes roeeeriitaig "their, stand ea ----- •+■ sny ytuing iheiunigsns. ANDBLOUSES" .GNdw'i|iiiff)iaBM when you do. Tan'll town. . . Internal Revenue officials a Soviet plaa ter Exciting styUsewg the pacification we have offered parsed the crowd. say you can deduct Good leases them." He declared: — The Plaza de Mayo demonrtra- (Coatianed ea Page Twelve) (Couttauad on Fag* Twatva) The Ruseliaae have aaM In CiHDlULLAg thii FaU: ; t issk pititarai aat-af-tbia-wwM-aB when you file Income tox return Blouses sisss IH to toH. "There remain only two ■■ A-r— ~ f - !• Hour Oeaew^tieai - control, but afith yesterday'jrshow banter selliag approach to Chris- Milwaukee, Sept 1 (P) — T heôm e-iieveri hours after the de- pleased la aek Oiagreos Mh HR - HAI^'$ t=ABRIc ' pEP-n Dominating the 10-h'our demon- of strength, be appeared as strong '4ianity"tf th ^ are tp combat in iNcond Bareey trial in the history eUlon was read to him in the hear- teraeoa te approve ea taMaeahda stratiOa in. the central square were a* ever. , roads of secutertem on American the Nortnweet., Synod of . the ing room and stated he "did not declare tins af a atata aP:sla||||C, Peron’s General Confederation of Foil'oa’ing'Uie Jupe revolt, Paroi) life- Bnited Isithsran Ciuirch...... last night expect unanlmoite 'scqulttaL”...... fer Bueaea Abes. ' SCHOOL SUPPLIES HAS EMBROIDERY AND CUTWORK LAbor (COT) the popular baste issued an appeal for “pacification,” Ben. Csrteon, (R-Ksn) says h* found the ydung pastor of a smali "I don’t think itteould be pro|)er. V SOCKS 3 9 / pair of this strength— snd the men’s and representatives of. the tinyppr will reintroduce in January bill to town church innocent but asked for me to psy much else besides B ovn , isRAix. WAjmnp,^. IRISH LINEN BY THE YARD and vromsn’x Psroolita parties, the position parties recenRy were per- set up federal dianator iuouraaeb administrati\6 action to correct that we received tbe decteion VHth 4 to t. ffoUds, fancy top o|f j^ id top.- mixed feelings,” he added .and thep dept. 1 (PV SENIORS PENCIL BOXES ...... U . 29c to 69c .1. - . Army, whlhh had saved P eV on ■dtted to speak over the govern prografu to. help victims of fioods, what it called "this- offensive sit You will want to start making your Christmas gifts-early I from the unsucceesful June IS re ment radio. hurricaMs and similter scouragss uation.” said he was. "glad the eos&mittee AIsd ihe popular stretch sock. Plain or fancy top at understands ^me.” PIHED ZIPPER BINDERS ...... i $ 2 .5 0 aad ws have real Irlte Unon iUr scarf, doilies, ptsc. mats, 79< Pftir.. - volt and kept him in offlM, was In hts speech Iasi pigbt. Peron ;..U.S. Ben. Prescott Bush (R- The Rev. John Oerberding, S3. the daagers ef .1 napkins, tablecloths, chair asts, pletursa, sic. ODnspIcloueiy abaent from tne vaet did not name hla enemies, except Conn.) asks Secretai^ of Tito- Bkator of Holy Ctosq Church at Mr. Oerberding s4l> be has not MgbitheCteaaj T SINOER c o v e r s . . . V V..... ^ 39c snd 50c erowd. an occaaional reference to BUry Humphrey to give personal enomonee Falla ,in adjoining changed any of hte opinions “and FsnIgaOifisa 18’‘ PURE IRISH LINEN, Tsi»'.. . . , . .?." b9c yd. s Th* flrat announcement that ^'tne oligarcba.” He made ao men attention "to Bnding metboda of Waukoelia <>)>Hn.ty._yaa. found in was not asked to." He stated be Fanm lud offered to realgn was tion of the Roman Catholic Church, giving piwnpt toa reUef to flood nocent in the secret trial on seven will preach to hte congreÛMi u a poupq REFI.laLS aoaaao**»«sSSa**sss*tot I OC Slacks for Boys $2o98*^$3«98 . ' I I Sr PURE IRISH LfNEN. O y if.r ...... 99e yd. I . broadcast ysstsrdxy nlomlng by with which the government had victsto.” charges and the eighth charge was next Sunday moraing. Rev. Ger- Siaao S to 6. A ll colon . , Hugo D1 Pietro, CGT eeeretery. been, feuding since last November. National -AssocicUpn for Ad apt aaM. The decision, by a trial berdteg was bom at Marinetto, C O M P O S IT IO N a O O K S ...... r . . . . W . G lO c Wte., m t grew up A Fhzgu. M. D. of.; ^ IB*:PUREIRISHLINEN.'Rn. WMt#.'. $l.29iyd.^ ~ The aanouncement touched off a Nor vrere any incidents rîorted vancement -at C(dor*d People -board eg seven pestwe. w|#- ganaral strike by the labor group yaeterday at the MetnpoUtan Boy Pinned, by Bus Wheels saya Missteeippi "has decided to Married, and tha father of three PULEftS s .» « a • d a a • a a • a*6 aaaaaaasaaSBSSaS I OC aad a call for maxa demonxtra- Cathedral, db' the opoMto end of waIntiJn white supreWMejr by chUdres. he’s hpld hte y4eeeurjir wax Uwro any it •) •d head and shoulder tnjiirtas. Navy's acoaptoaco ef iUp^ i verdicit H * w u reached ^ hte mteiMzkn s t a i i f m I ' II I. I i P # l |-|'s , IM '...... - ...... ^ ‘ ; - >, J f ‘ ‘'f.T‘fi*5-

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W ater ‘Preaaure Drops Small Individual Donations 'docrot tUee but Oltf eome digging Cauaing False Alnroi Meet Violence with VioiPnee Israel Glaitiis OB Ms own. Senators Claim, Risk Probe The Bulx'bmmlttee concluded Traffic ground. to a halt, Boost Fund over $26^700 Main St. was blocked and 5* . . with teetiraony from two federal ■ ■ « ; " _ i. >> ■ ~ employes who were euapended un about 200 people gathered to 30 OAK ST.^^MANCHISm To Better Security Program der the eecurity program but later IS : Egypt Jets Downed watch ajT fire trucks and po Contributions continuing to poursaad that many more will ^ ih'eedeil. were cleared and vron retnetate- lice cniisers converged in an in to the Manchester Red Cross Truck owners with p|ckup truo''s ^ HNE FOOD , . ★ QUALITY IKVIRAGa \ '■ . . ■ swer to a /alae alarm from to donate. caq call the 'VFW any ment. ' V chapter's disaster relief fund have Washington, Sept, 1 (ft— Both'» One of the moct frequent ccan- (<)MtUMd from PB(* Om ) posed of National Guards recruited Box 443 this morning. day. after *4 p.m. at Ml 3-4^2 or One was Mra. Beatrice Cafnp- 1 DAILY SPECIALS lene, Olin D, Johnaton (D-8C) and plaints before the committee was New Grip on Argentina from Palestine Arabs in the Gasa now boosted the total collected to ball, a Negro cleric in the Veterans A valve opened during a MI- P«tol8, or the Salvation Army that federal workers have been rM l aliic*. Uw 194S PalMtino coastal strip. They have been 326,721.75. any time at MI 9-7747. \ • HOME MADE KAVlOU Gariedn (R-Kan) said today'lhey Administration (VA). She said armed and trained by the Egyptian check of the sprinkler system ousted -as “secjirity risks": without .that she suffered through the War. in a Main St. store by the In addition. Red Ooas officials Ostrinaky said the drive Satur -) d k l^ t improyemente in the Eieeq- a fair chance to clear thcmscivea ^ lOoaMnned hum jFago Ono) rally at Tucuman -he would give ■L'* ■- Array. said today that among the dona day will start at 9 a.m. and that "nightmare” and "heartbreak" of up his title If Peron resigned. Tw o laraeli planaa claahed brief The Egyptian report interpreted New England rating Bureau • VEAL SCALLOFINI * MEADED VEAL CUTI|T1 - flower adminietration'e ' emptoye Aipong other things, witneaseii a four months' etispeneion before ly Monday with four BgypUan caused the water pressure, to tions received Since last night was 'VFW members diaries Zelonli, aecUrily program to grow out of Wiping tears from his êa aa ^SS&5S% iSiMS the Israeli attack as an attempt to a check for $89.72, which repre who has had years of experience recommend^ that accused em being restored to her Job. ha atarted . (o apeak, Peron''-ac- Vampirea. An laraeli ipokeaman cut communications beeween Gasa drop and set off the alarm their Senate Mbeommittee inveiU- ployes be allowed go face their ac- aald one of the. Vampires .was hit, which summoned the firemeii. sents the profits made Friday by with heavy road eqilliiipment, will gatlon. The other ease, .wj^ch has been oused hie opponents of breakiitg.^ and Rafah, toward the southern serve as dispatcher. Iilark Kravits, cuseri, that aecurlty oflicere be re blit authoritiea in Cairo aald there Allan R. Coe Jr. at his D a iry — Johnaton< ie the chairman and widely publicised,' 'was that of a truce of two months “with acts ^ TOURS JU " i ? U end of the strip. Army spokesmen Queen stand at the corner of Hart Llona Club president, will work quired to make their chargee more Abraham Chaaanow, a Navy Dept of violence." were no casualties. CarlAon the-lone RepuMic member specifle, that hearing boards bl re- said the assSult was preceded by ford Rd. and Bridge St. with. Zelonii. of a Senate Civil Service apbeom* employe who was suspended for 13 "Their polltica'i leaderg. have CRIfISES ^ I Ih- his report on today's clash, an artillery bombardment of an ulred to give the reaeoni for their ment said last night’s raid -was And the Manchester Fire De The Dirworth-Cbmell-Quay Post '' mlttee coaducting the $135,060 In months without’ psy- before - being answered with speeches as euper- however, the Israeli spokesman Egyptian outport and the village aimed at stopping an Egyptian partment today announced it it of the American Legion yeaterday eeiilons, and that the security reinetsted. Chaasnow said the- ex Menv'Taie., W ei.,! quiry. rX., bei restricted to those flcial ab they were ' insolent," he AIR TICKETS ^ !«»*?- • »al» OAY added that It was now assumed a of Avassan, south of Gasa City.' 'campaign, of aggression" which donating. $100 to the local Red also brought aid to one of the aprogram perience was one of 'indescribable training plane the Egyptians re The Senators late yeaferday Sn- .jobs whbre government secrets are declared. “Inetigatqrq with ~ Attack Rail Center had made the 1919 Palestine agree O oss drive, the money coming State's flood-atridcen communities. lehed three days of publlo.hearlnge torture" for him. their perpetual hypocrisy, their ported crashed at Cairo airport ment "virtually imperative.” Past Commander Wilber T. Little involved. The attack on Khsih' Tunis, a from the proceeds of the peach on a aeries of dleputed flrlnge of Jbhneton said the subcommittee James H. Smith Jr., assistant riimore and their pampihlete. ,ex’ two days ‘ago “was In fact the maôr.rail center, came after the The Gaza strip, held by Egypt shortcake festival the department and Harold Olds took a 3-ton truck V- NOW Secretary of the Navy for . Air, as sjgyptian air fighter which was government empIoyAe aa security will resume hearings in about ecutionera shooting at the poor FOLEY since the Palestine War. is a 6-by- load of bedding, clothing and JeWs said they would not join held last week. Usually, the entire risks. Witnesses also pftered many three weeks, to take up then the sured the Bubcommittee that "con policemen in the streets. previously involved in air combat Eeypt in 'a U.N.-sponsored ceare- 30-mlle coastal fringe between prsceeds from , the festival into canned gooda to Waterbury for dis thru SATe recommendations for i%vising tpe crete improvements” had been [steaiMsblp aad Travel AgeMgy J with two Israeli fighters." case . of land reform ' speciAIist "With our exaggerated tolerance U K £ fire unless the Elgyptians should' Israel's Negev Desert and the the .department's activity fund. tribution in the Town of Derby. program set up by Preeident made in the Navy's personnel The Israeli Foreign Office de Mediterranean.^ The U.N. Relief W olf LadeJIneHy end others. we have won for ouraelves *the 5 4 CHURCH STREET ered bltj'ie for 'the past week's On other disaster-relief activity III Ills .1 nii.s EiMphower’s order in 1653. Ladejtnsky was flred by the security program. scribed last night's -ground raid stepped-up violence along the Gasa and Works AgeWy (UNRWA) for fronts, the local Veterans of For light to repress them violently,” he H A R T F O R D 3 . C O N N , Hrst timo this yoori shi- tnri;iil Carlson aaid “ I think the aecur- Agriculture Dept., lest December It wee just a year ago that against Egypt’s Khan Yunla en frontier. A t least.24 Israelis and Palestine reruge\ts operates four eign Wars and Salvation Army, tty. program can be improved and Shnith apologised for: the "grave asserted. "And from now on. JA- 2 - 3 1 8 8 a i a a t i t s ? campment as dêhM against “ac camps in the areiôusing an esti Six Die in Quebec as a aecurity risk and hired in let us establish as permanent con 10 Egyptians have been repo, t ' 4 >artners in the present flo o d ex'.i'pt tliii! ■ We* can ihake some recommenda January, with nill aecurity clear- injustice" done to Chasanow ' and tive warfare" by Elgypt. A jqiokes- killed since last Thursday, mated 212,000 A r ^ refugees.' emergency, 'yesterday turned over ANNEMXffR tions that will be worthwhile." announced h i e reinstatement. duct for '!o'ur movement; He who man said armor and troops punch ance, by the Foreign Operatibpa In ahy place tries to disturb order Egypt agreed to the cease-fire a truckload of food and clothing As Train Hits Car “'**'■ Is The Kanaan did not specify whet Administration. Two Agriculture. Chasanow has since gone in pri ed through the frontier lines to Tuesday night. they had collected to Campbell ROCK HUDSON I rccommendationa he had in mind, vate businesB. In opposition to the constituted au Sad ANNUAL wipe out a base "lEgyptian terror worn.in' Siii ^ '-i Dept., onciala the Inveetigalore .Attacks continued today along Wife of UACyVicle Council, Knights of Columbus, for but said be had been impreMcd by had wanted for teetlmony in the thorities or contrary to'the law Ylibeless ists" were using to launch attacks Laval-Sur-leLac, Qiie.. Sept, i; the G l^ 'fr o n tie r . In the latest delivery to North Grovenorsdaie. JUUE ADAMS Buggeatkm advanced- by some of case were out of town this week. CZECH PBBSIDENNT BETTER or the constitution may be slain against Israel. incident, Israel said an Egyptain The action came after Maji John W —A slow-moving train plowed the wUnjlsses. by any Argentine. PEACH 'S: “After blowing up the headquar outpost opened Are on two vehicles Dic8 of Cancer Says Program Slipahod. Chargea Data Withheld Pickup of the Army read of: the into a car at a level croeaing.hiare Johnston complained at yeatar- Vienna, Auetria, Sept. 1 (JPt "The order of the day for. every ters building, our forces returned from the Tsiot settlement in the Johneton aald In a aeparate inter H r e s K of CJs interest in North Groven last night, crushing six o f the day'a hearing that Carlson appar Csechoelovakia’s Communist pres Peroniata, whether Individually o FESTIVAL toward Israel. Our casualties were demilitarized border zone near orsdaie in a Herald Open Forum seven occupants to death. view that he felt anyone who had ident, Antonin Zapotocky, was as a member of an organizatlor Hartford. Sept. 1 tiP) -\Mrs. Ustened to the testimony could not ently had been receiving informa one killed and eight wounded,". a Nizana, in the Negev desert. No letter yesterday. The letter, writ Three of the victims ware the much better today from a heart ia to anawer a violent action' wit' Spoasored by Enuuinel Lather statement reported. casiHtlties were reported. Elizabeth Sawyer Barr, 50. Ve-it escape the conclusion that the' aetion about cases under Inveetiga- AT THESE LOW PRICES ten by Joseph A. Mader, said' chlldmn of a Sudburjr, Ontj^ couple. «pn which the administration was Illness which struck him Tuesday, another action still more violent.' Iragiir the rTivrrh Tinmti - Avthorttteb -hr -Calnr confirmed ^ A Spoikesman^r the ^.N rtm « Mamord. wife of Joseph M. B. ■North' Gro'veivoradale w as- ‘one o f . -curlty program ..has beenljulmip- “ ■Pefohlgta' governmenl ' dfflHaT : tW OM XM Nr.^ TUHUHTlU TTieir mother hnd iiidther marri^ denyines to him and To thiTslib- P ira te R taio' reported: ' The' 70- THURSDAY, SEPT. 1. 195S the attack. A spokesman said 10 chief, Canadian MaJ. Gen. E. L>. M the small flood-devastated towns isterod "in a slipahod faxhion." from Vice PYesitfent Alberto Ter died o f cancer at her home lh\s couple also died and their father He slab said the testimony comrmtee ataff. He spoke after year old revolutionary was taken M CK IO BY FYIAHS O f UM AND PROOF members o f the Iâlestlne defense Burns, yesterday described the still in need of food and clothing asire down to provincial levels ha- Peach Shortcake, Puach morning. was critically Injured. ahdwM the program “needs a Carlson asked quesUbna of ill at a cabinet meeting. fores were killed and 1*1 wounded situation as “very serious.” He and appealed for help for. the corn- D ead, are Mr. and Mra. A. r ,i said they would resign if Pero or Cogee, in the two-hour fight. He described said Burns still hoped to achieve Mrs. Barr's husband is president general over-haul to protect the wltneesea indicating derogatory unity. Chevriar, aged 46 and 'ip respec quit as president. (In ease of rain In Luther Hall) Israeli losses as heavy. a cease-flre and was “in constant of the United Aircraft Export rights ef individuals and also to information agalnet them. < ' BMmonton, Alta., has grown A im ikiPt RiMtt Prepare for Drive tively, of (Charlemagne, ( ) ^ ; Mrt. l:miture that spring mattress — vîth prebuiit border. iilH Mrs. Emma Grimason. 323 Adams will be donated. He said only four PROGRAMS SAPITY-S I n ly St.; Mrs. Marie Zlpfel, Coventry: trucks have been promised- to data SooooNoo 00 Nto loop^ôioo FlolU, YW^ Mrs. Eleanor Bassett, Stafford. 1oD^h4yô ilpo bpKEi ibo ooosâ îdeo Everyday—AH Rights Reserved—H. T.tJickinaon A Ine.1 lii-:: ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. EiooU ^1o4l^po fbof F49090f1y dîmo Off 9tsoo Eleanor Baldassario, RED 2, Rock WiNOSoesmt •OPt. iM ppteo vpMiooI ImG»4o ItF.SB ji!t| ville. nmnaci urbasaU EFaGtiiriA IXFRttf TGIIUWT" onaewiaaeain »!j{? 0 R L 0 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son fro) I eSB AUlCNIWn OMMS MO cussic 0 DI Mrs. Kenneth Behrcnd, 332 W. 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IUNCHS8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCmtSTEB. OONV* ÛRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1955 KANCHESTER EVranNC HEBAlD, KANCHESnCR. COWy., TffPR S^T, SEPTEMBER 1, 195S J f ^ W O V K complice. idiSipita long hours of lack of congrssalosal action on hla Democratic National Chairman fore unanimously recommend that corded miracles, denying the effi cacy of interceaaory prayer aad the que'ationtng, however, ths widow East Reich Chiefs LET U8 IMV* bMm tMiaUttf ua, too. by anti-inflation program. The In- Pa:ttl M. Butlar aanounead yaataa- proper adminlatrativa -action bo Slay-Pay Ca^ Truniau Seen Ired sacramental union of the Lord’s has maintained she had nothing' ' JUntrlffEtfr inchlnc toarard wir point o f viow. vasUgations prûced charges that Adlai May Hurl day Oaude R Wickaad,'aaeraUry taken "by the Synod to rectify thia Uiôodles offensive' attuatiop.’’ . , • B U ^ r.” to do with her husband’d death. i n M o b c o w , go, nlonx with our aomcwhat lig^ Connecticut government officials — Including ■at agrtaultura in IM iH St would Huggina saM M rs Clark'primi- Seen By BOOBB FBICB By Ex-Aicle Pauley Hiss—were involved In a wartime The committee did not aak specU- The eighth - charge alleged he Figure Found E o n i i t m nobta fboUng that wa' arp aafc, Hat into Bing head a DemocriatiO Faim Advi- denied that baptism grants faith to Ised a $10,000 reward for her Oommt^lst spy ring, eory committee axpoeted to apear- Ic actions but placed that in tlw hueband’a death.. He aaid Egg Boriin. Sept. 1 (F»~PoUti09^ clr- in that wo win navor bo calltd (OaistiaiMA from F s fe Oae) hands of D r.,Paul infants. Tha allegation was sat V R tue. Yankee^ head aa atiaek on BMenhawar ad- asidt, the board said, “ inasmuch leston Slid Green accepted the clea in West Berlin beUova the upon to acoopt tho thinga wo our- miiUstmUon s«rio^rah poU eiaa. Minneapolis, Synod praaldant. Dr. Dead in Well By A. H. O. In Noveihber Bishop, reached by telejAona at as the church has not spoksn with offer and that ha went along in aohroo propooo, thore la alao In Ingtohôarried by the_ Illinois BuUer w id the group, which the belief that the Job was only Rtiaoiana have arrancad for Beat CALLED row AND hU home, said he would hw a no finality and unanimity on this Germany’s Oommunlat leadara to State Journal, Springfield and K. also will Imdude lyuman’a former cbairtUiMd fiA o Pago Ooa) robbery, '' DELIVBRBD PROMITj axlatanco tha good and tdoalistlc Thought for Today | 445 HARTFORD RD. T a . M I M 5 9 T comment until be saw the offlclm question. be in Moscow when West German In avary diMiter, tijara la llhaly ether Ooptey newepapert. fraia h g a Om ) oocrotary or dgrlculture Cbarlu AT NO EXTRA CHAKC 1. u n hopr, that partaapa wa may ba N4 otrr decision. He attended the ew ly Two members of the trikl board. While he searched the house for Chancellor Konrad AdanatMr con to be aoma aort of hMrt-rending Briuinan. will organiasi at a maat- the altematlvo o f losing aU 0^ vslusbles, he told, police, one at callad on our good offar, aftar all, 'fhc Los Angeles Times said Tru * ' whan H w u learned that he,'Harri- part of- the trial here, as an ob- Revs. Wlllism Downty and Am o fers with ths top SovioU aUrtlng I-told*you-ao. and in the flood of My sister sent me this poem ing in Chicago, Sept. 19. ‘ Martin lof Milwaukee, said a new their taka. , — j...... — his accomplices tMk Clark into ^boSrcd M^tS* • man "ts boiling Missouri mad" s w a r tout left aRer; Uie compla- Sept. 9. V . Plit PhanMWf and forcad tc do tha good and which I thought The Herald read V nan and Truman bad bean aelected Uon of teaUmohy yerterttay. trial may be asked "because of the Oiiman Cfiark was found shot to another room. He said he heard a Coaa-. •• 1#55 thia goaa to the Army En- over Pauley's party for Nixon. It ers might And relpful: - dskth'ln his palatial 22-room home. information from' the Bast ooit- BN CENYEE ST. right thing I wa navar raally in- • peraonally u ^teakera by 'Car- The first heresy trial tn the M grave differences betweeh ths In sh(g and returned to find Clark flrmed today that Prims Minister glneara. Between flooda. they are The Bright Side Out Policii first called It suicide but TBL.Mia-aBia tandad to do.' added that "this was the rumor ' • , mins Daaapio, Democratic Na years of the Synod was held in formation given the InvesUgstlng dead, a bullet hole behind an ear. Otto Grotewohl and Oommunlat frequently regarded aa meddlera In When you feel'life b.ut a burden,' Lutherans Clear Huggins broke the case wide open rampant in the capUol today al July and found the Rev. George P. committee over that which w ^ "That was part of the job,” he Party Secretary Walter 'Uibricht, Thia la, of couraa, tha way tha When your way is overcut. te tional 'Oommltteeman and Tam- in April 196ft with his atory of Am T me «•••••••»••»••••••••*** * problema which should really not though Democrailc offlciala stuck Crist. SI, guilty on nine of 14 given the actual trial board.” , said the triggerman — believed by Bast Germany’s No. 1 man, are in FiMLiBwFiMWMil boat thinga 'aomatimaa hava to ; many leadeg;,' Mrs. Clark's reward offer. •pMoatlui concern them. And aince there can to''their story: Mr. Truman called When the day is ftlil of trials. .\ ^Pastor <|l Heresy counts of doctrinal deviation- Pas Rev. Martin said “ I am caTtain police to hayb peen’ Eggleston — the Boviet’Capital. MB BAST ouaraBR nr. ffipM UomkB ...... happan! in tha political arana — be aa long aa SO Jeaia between Vvith new dangers thicking faaj£> Deaaplo h u gIvOn all the signs tor Crist, of l^rh sm in Waukesha this decision will be appealed or a Lured Into Marrlago told him. off his. Cslifomis trip on doctor's _ that he Is running Harriman for Grotewohl is ostensibly on “ va two portlaa finally doing to- flooda, their prestige suffera aome orders.'‘'\. Thlpk then of the lark sain in g - county, was suspended from his new trial will be asked." ' Just 12 days before his body was cation.” 'Uibricht was reported bR nmH^maJSmnaaMimi 099f »>«•••♦»»••••**••••**»* rather long nights. But all they Aa she gaily , soars gbout •r prseldfht. Harriman h u saidtha la ecial former President has allowed hia bowery bum or a birdwatcher. 100 Full of partings, and of tears. mony during two days, read this fense by Rev. Gerberdlng who was charged With speeding were Edwin. tate is stUl snarled tn litigation. .driving hahitil here., He is Dr. J. Adeneuer, and to be around during the cynical contempt which sug-; flood rontiol projicta they have calories a day are plenty. 250 are bipod pressure and not his health .preted u indicating the New York So it need.s a something- different statement to Pastor Qerberding: assisted by the Rev. 'Victor K. P. A^ma. 21. West Hartford, by Douglss Carroll Jr., of the Uni the meeUng. M l aarriea oUaat af N. & A- narw goats itself, as we watch the two ' long been adverting for Connecti- tuflirient for race track touts or to sway hia decision not to appear National Committeeman Isn’t - Huggins, Eggleston and Gradn That will pul despair to scout. ready yet to go all out for Harri "For two days your trial board Wrlgley, also of Waukesha County. P e r lm a n Samuel Mtitempo; and were charged with murder and versity of Michigan and he said •otfa&^^ «*_^ta«»aai Tha .. . , ^ _____tcut. for instance, .they hay* In re- members of the Audrey Meadows in California because he is Pastor Wrigley's teachings have — Kaw parties at work. They may trap.^^^^ years Seen only one come to This is why It hails a brother man and isn’t cutting hla lines to Ilatsne'd tp the tesU no ly and eval R ite rt E. Barnes. 19, Portland, later indicted in the Clark slaying. the cost would be a billion del:,, Tokyo has a population of eight Fan Club. One-armed paper hang- thoroughly mad at Pauley, an old also befn investigated by a Synod million, city officiMa say. themselves into doing belter than fruition.. iTiat wa's.’ the Mansfield sidekick who he un.successnilly Who will keep the bfight side out. VALUES the Stevenson camp. uated the evidence submitted to It Mrs. Clark was charged as.,an ac lar*. OF era, Yo-Yo championa and Rin- . during that time*ths com committee but no bhaês have Holloyw flood control reservoir, in tried to appoint a.s Ns\‘y under Some party members think the Barnes was stopped by State Pa they intend. tln-tin need 500; Midget Bartend mittee became incruaingly aw u e been filed against htm>x northeastern Connecticut, con secretary" during his daminlstra-^ Never , mind the little letbackS, warmth—or lack of it—in the trolman Raymond Lllley on Rt. Ifl '--I. ers and Congressmen need almost of obvious confusion, immaturity structed. just to remain empty -•800 and a good werewolf can’t get lion. Never ,mind the nuahing blow. New York reception of Stevensojri Paitor Gerberdlng was Ascribed and charged also with operating a Truman was not available for | Never mind about tomorrow, ifilght have. a great effect olB and incoulstehclu ia POstor Oer- as cooperative by' the trial hoard motor vehicle with a defective All Japan Wanta until flood did come along. Thia along on leas than 1000. On the Q Q ^ berdinga expreseion and tutimony was realired, tn the end. only over other hand Gigolos need 5000 cal- comment immediately. i Keep aainging as you go, .. wheib that atate’a M convention which quoted him aa saying'he had muffler. He was released after With some measure of tact., but considerable opposition, when Pauley denied the story. He told Though your heart may have mis- !l given before the udmining com- a fair trial, posting a SOO bond. j oriea and an active bulb-snatcher votes are c u t on the first ballot mittM, the Investlgntlng commit Btlll quite plainly, F oreign ,-lttinis- ' form er G overnor Raym ond F;. can't get along on leas than .5500. the Los Angeles “ Times; givings I in 1P56. He was accused of “denying the Henry R. Hahn, 27, ElUngton tee and ^ e preaent ‘ rial board. divine authority of Holy Scrip Rd., South Windsor, was arrested U r BhigemlUu ha. made it quite "f, if this seems complicated. I suggest "The < Nixon I affair was purely Bravely hide away your doubt. Truman h u been mentioned by ••Thia lent credence to reporU you become a Droodler. Then you a civic matter to honor both Vice For you surely cheer some other aome Democrats aa a pouible tures, holding and teaching that yesterday- by Patrolman Raymond clear what Japan wants from the flood of Aug. 19_ cami it stood of hia ‘irregular and disturbing the doctrine of w virgin birth of Peck and charged with passing a won't need calories. Or anyththg President Nixon and the opening When you keep the bright side { nominee but h u turned thumba doctrinal preuntation.’ _ United -Statea...... — gaping -and-.empty,—and. the dam else.— ------' ------. -of the- FesUvai-oMhe Amertcu4B - •OUtr— ^ ------...... '■ -i-t down on the Idea; -But-hla “Give OHoa ffriMpemlliaity - Mwry was unimportanb and -tneed stop etgft-at -Wood bridge and- Oak>^ r ”CI»te¥Fi»Urltotl?rPoBllrf^ From Oi^Foiiii* Tb You** — it wants ua eiit of Japan, by gates were closed, and it filled tip, the Hollywood BowL Every dis Mrs. Grace A. Young. ’em hell" tactics and attacks on “ Such behavior dbea not of itself not be interpret^ as literal fact,” land Sts. 1958, and It witnU ua out without and the city of Willimantte was tinguished person within range Sponsored by the Manchester | President Eisenhower help attract constitute heresy, yet it cannot be denying' t^r physical resurrection Hahn and Adams are scheduled thereby protected from becoming natural and loglcag These pro of Jesus, the historicity and ac to appear in Town Court Sept. 12, 505 MAIN STREET AT. THE CENTER - • TEL. Ml 9-809B nz Japan's hdving provided itself, jects cost a lot of money, which w u invited and w u there. I know Council of Churches. the faithful willing to shell out disregarded. Uncontrolled, auch another Putnam br Winsled. In nothing about a rift with former 1100 a plate, p. IrreaponaibUity could eventually tuality Of the visible ascension of while Baraea' case is set for court OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9:00 P.M. -<(|uirflday, Saptombar 1 meanwhile', with a defense force tha estimate of the Army engl- could not be juaUfletT by any nor Jesus and a number of his re» hearing tomorrow. mal estimata of ffood experience. President Truman and I would In another political developnient, lead to actual heruy. We there of th* aise we consider necessary neeri, it just about paid for itself give the reception again u a civic in thia one flood,' with what It Each of them meant some disloca They May Trap TheataeWet to ^protect wir key beation in the tion of established communities.' matter under similar circum------SPECIAL^------^ saved Wlllimanlic alone, without itances." • W attrproef Factfle. taking into consideration what It seemed, ridiculous to predict The Democrats • are continuing TO BOO. OR FRY WHOLE CUT-UP W hat U bappwting tai the It wants its own former terri might have happened in Baltic and that there could be.flooda in some FRESH NA-nVE OVEN READY their plana for the dinners, planned ' LOAD UF WITH SAYINGS gMSions. o f the United NsiUbos Norwich if it had not b«>en in ex of the communities the Army en ALUFURRpSE F tories back, not only from Russia, for San Francisco Sept. 11 and btapimanunt BubconunittM is a latenre. gineers were seemingly over- FOR LAIOR DAY FUN FEASTS YMjMtCuftBtltTbm but from the United 8tatea. zealous to protect. It looked like Loa Angeles Sept. 15. phenmnenoa famlBer lower The long-drawn out controversy 1-',^ ' It wanta its own prisoners over the proposed Thomaaton pouring goexi money down some The Los Angeles Times Mid Tru Load up with palate pleasing variety of fix-quick foods for ea. levels o f politics. back, not only the thousMde held dam, on the Naugatuck River, sort, of boondoggle drain. man "h u a particular aversion to h JM y Cwry-leei Nixon, his friends say. because ofj iTOtE 11 * » marvelous ifteals at home— in the picnic grove—otound the Tw o partlss. thb Frse World by Russia, but the hundreds put would make cruel reading today: But the dislocation of communi FOWL n aa war criminals by would have been a flea bite, in posing Alger Hiss after he, as SPECIALIZING IN are faciim ^^ othsr In what who thought the proposal most very special valuMk—priced especially tow tot your holiday foolish, as they successfully fought comparison to dialocation which President, had shrugged off the BAG amounta^^to a oommltteo of ths It wants full equality .with us, It off, found their plants under has now occurred. And you could eSM aa ‘a red herring,"’ r buying. Stock up— a cook-free, carc*free I>a6or Day weekend. world^l^lalature. full relesss from the apron water this August. Army engi take all the costs of all the pro In IMS. Truman said snti-Com- $ 1 0 0 CUT-UP POULTRY ars eonaidsiing e projact neers estimate that the proposed jects ever proposed and add them munist Inveatigatlons of the House ^ ^ ^ . ■' . i . <“RUY THE PA R n YOU UKE REST" strings 6f. our policy. It wants all together and have another flea Committee on Un-American A c t., c ^ which has long bean hsld befors dam would have spared water- ■ $ 2 J 5 normal rslationa with Russia. It bury the worat it has now suffered. bite comparison with the costs tivities ware a "Red herring” the world as aometblng eminent aimed at diverting attention from ■ VolvB Farm Fresh Produce wants trade with Communist Putnam might have been aaved which must now be met. BREASTS, LEGS, jYiNGS, LIVERS, ly daeirable. It la a project to Chins. if the flood control dam proposed Even now. perhaps, one can 14" T A L L RED M ALAGA limit arms, and prevent war. Not one of- these things, with at Hodges Village, up across the begin to think that there will BACKS, NEqKS,^GIZZARDS Masaachuaetls IMrder, had been never be another storm just like Tha atUtude of each of the the possible exception of the re 14" W ID E in existence. thia - one. So why throw good GRAPES 2 Lbs. 35c rival partite on thia quastton lease of war criminals, Is aome- fWSIs^BEl^'i BROILERS, FRYERS, ROASTERS, FOWL A proposed dam at Uxbridge, money away preparing for some I A ftractiv* Plaid FANCY ORAVENSTEl $> much the same. They want to do thing that may never happen W MEN and WOMEN 4 t l ^ g United States policy now In Massachuaetta. might have Pull Length Zippar O y m Roody and Cut Spoelol for Your Cooking Hoods. it, and they don’t want to do It aaved Woonsocket and Pawtucket, again? I EXPERT FITTEBS a Aimrica*c RnMt faisls wilting to grant. TASTE AND COMPARE ^ GUARANTEED TO SATISFY! . THE PEQUOT SFMNG 'niey are afraid not to do it and in Rhode Island. But we would not care to go to y WE DEUVER ^ A CARRYAU- APPLES 3 Lbs. 29c What, than, hsvs ShigemIUu certain ponnecticut street corners W A T E R C O . they are afraid to do it; To'do It, The opposition to all auch pro and Dulles been doing together? jects. in their own communities, and advance that argument, not jÂrthur J I IDEAL FOR TRAVEL PICNICS, LONG ISLAND "OLASTOMBUBY, OOMK. Involvas giving up tha syatem by H ia best guess is that Uiey have and in Congress, was, at the time. for 'a faw days more, anyway. which nhUona hava operated, bean looking for some verbal for •EACH , SHOPPING. BABY NEEDS Lbs. POTATOES 10 V. > h o e they became aaUoas, the mula which would make no meet system of force, the right ing of minds seem like something liilH wage war. To be sura, hobody anooursging and importsmt to GREEN PEPPERS 2tb419c wants to ctart a war, at tho mo everybody. FULL WILLOW Be Swre to Have Flaati -tf ment. or, perfcape ever. H ie way iHil they think of it ia that they want The Structure Pear Built to be prepared in case aomabody CLOTHES . SWIFT'S PREMIUM BELTSVILLE « , ;nu ■» ■ \- I else etarts a war. Everybody, including, appar > in;r On thia ■ queation, the two ently, aoma members of Congress hi\ parUea. the Free Wcf^ljl party, who originally voUd for It, seems 445 HARTFORD RD. TEL. Ml 9-4597 and the Oommunlet party, hava to bo getting ready to .change the TURKEYS ‘ 5 9 > S W E C T U F E been deadlocked for seme 10 law which requires finger-print- TOP or lO n O M ROUND yoare. Before the leteot aaMlona ing of all foreign 'vleitorS to this opened ,tfera had been 00 meet- eountry. inga of thia same legislative com Ohs ' reason ths raqulrsmsnt DAAQT a Lean and Tender • mittee, without tangible reault. has becoms smbarrssslng to us Is 7 9 ^ ' —r.' TOMATO FANCY Tet, In thia preaent meeting, that Riuffa knows a good propa $] SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED there le at leaet a glimmer of ganda point when she sees one, GUUANTEED t S J I Eviccerated Tarkeyc ' I i hope. and hoe bean highlighting our re- 16-OZ.CAN This fgUmmer o f hope derivea quiremant and advertising. it to VMUI SERVICE ^ II from the fact that both partita the world, os aa instance of ths PICNICS 4 9 ^ GREEN GIANT PEAS 2*»37e S-LR. AVG. W AYIEST NATIVE have maneuvered themaelvea into axistsneo of s bsrbsric police OVAL SHAPE JUMBO ill SW IFTS PREMIUM a poaltian o f mutual Muff and stats here' In America. . Fingsr- 4 6 O Z . SUNCREST ROASTING CHICKENS ^59e chijlenge, in which each is dar priatlng, the Russians insist, Is Handlai of doubla twittad willowl Broidad CAN piiH ing ths othsr to do what both for erimlnals. And stnea just AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC willow odgo ■> rtinforcod bottom. Smooth SPANISH STUFFED OLIVES CHICKEN PARTS know Uisy wight to do and what about avarybody Instinetivsiy FRANKS 4 9 )^ ’ ond firmly built. Only ona to a cuitomor. 2-OZ. JAR SfU 3-OZ. JAR 4^ nsithcr really wanta to do. agrees with them, they have a RANGES PUSHBUTTON Legs lb. 79c Bregsfs lb. 89c i In the couraa of thia procaaa point. ■ '* ■ •...... ' ...... ------MARSHMALLOW o f mutual dare and challlengt, But It isn't Russian nolas about e r a n g e FLUFF , FANCY RRISKET sach of ths -partlss hsS bsen inch' tha finger-printing which has 7 pc Docorotor SMCE SET CRISCO . V * “ ^85c Ing closer to the prepared poet- tioos ua the real harm. That has SHOP 16-OZ. JAR \ CORNED DEEP \ ^ 5 9 e tioB occupied by the ^ther. ’To been dose by our enforcement of witli Hdnping Rock r.21c demonstrate its own good faith, the requirement among those GENUINE SPRING AND . and to put praaaurc. on the Free who are our friends, and who, REFRIGERATORS SUNCREST PICKLES 35c SWEET U F E Sweet Mixed. Sweet Gherkins, Sweet Pickle Chips. World party, the Oommunlet however deeply they may have L A P LEGS V *^65c party laadcrMhtp has agraed U> felt the insult involved, hsve still POTATO SALAD 16-OZ. JAR SWEET TREATS BomS of tha PVee World partV* not eompirinsd openly. I f It is FRESHLY MADE \ ideas of what ought to be lb a foolish o f us to hand our suppos- FANCY DILL TREATS 45c dlaarmament, prevention of war ISKS Qt. .Tar 29c 6-OZ. JAR NESCAFE'^ ' BEEF PATTIES [ *^590 policy. Tq , demonstrate its own aa, It la tragic of usS to require the WASHERS good-faith, to put preasura on the NEW ENGLAND \ degrading process, of our>Jrisnda. GLEE CLUB oppoaiUoj},--d[lis Fr*e*World. party Thts was, .of course, another \ INSTANT COFFEE ^ 31.45 leadership has agreed to aoma of excess of our frantic concern We hove ovarythinig in t ^ line of picnic wpîM SP K E D PICNICS ^ 49c the pdints insisted i^pbn by ths wlUi all kinds of security. Whil* KETCHUP Communi^. In such [ concessions, this iw cern wax at lU height, tp media your Ldbor Dc^f putkond o ploosont ouu. GROTE a WEIGEL \ asch la dominated rnglnly by the th# vision of the idc.tl America -■ '•I' N E W GIANJ SUPIR OVfN \ y idea of winning its own caae irt seemed to be one in which every FREEZERS FRANKFURTS X “^59c the court of publtc^ppinion, and Indivldusl was finger-printed and CUT-RITE «!•: festtnlng the blame 'for lack of on Mme government Hat or an Campbell's TOMATO icn. 39c Selected Fresh action iipon the other party. , other, elthir the Hat of the good Pl3i But also, in the Courac of auch An : Grinds W AX PAPER ■ UiRt of the bad,, That much- or : . . FRUITS and VEGETABLES .,':v'0-;.iFpoxeirFoo^. conceaaions, each party ia Inch hated institution, the police aiste, Maxwell Vacuum Tin Li.89e Srifrily rock and lovo|w B a n . |2JP E X n U F A N C Y 16-OZ. r a o . SNOW CROP ’> ing forward to what cbiild prove was really the goal, of much of DRYERS / e point trf no return, no retreat, 4lo«orafod contoinora FRENCH FIHEP FOTATOES t ^ ISe our legislative endeavor. '2 'K '4 9 c ELOERTA for lUdf, l!acb Is In dsngsr of And before, we were through, Frozen Food Specials JE LL-0 16-OZ. PKG. BIRDS EYE . ■ ' findings Itq own txcusea for not we got ourselvea altogether too j S W E E T U F E F R E S H J . SWEET LIFE SUCED MARSHALL doing somsthlng shout dtssrms- much of just th eta s police state. Asserted Plavers BROCCOU SPEARS 17s ment, about preventing war, es- INSTANT We hsvs too much of it now. W# TABLE STRAWBERRIES ..J,.,.4Se ! ‘ ■’j PRUNE PLUM^ 16-OZ. PRO. SNOW CROP , hauated. are stilly pretty. Jtmsy snooping. I NOW-WORLD’S FAmBrCOpKIlM ICem pJbfe with SWEET L IF E FANCY - - , On lower political levele, thia ®**8s*TYl|ig, Hating, informing DISHWASHERS 3 PkgR 25c PINK LEMONADE 2 te lls at * price that ebaUengea all compar* ' Is ths txset situstion which securiiy| chocking. And the ison! See the deinxe fcataras yoa FoMing TUtULA^ FRENCH FRIED SCALLOfS JkTSSc - a-oz! PKG. SNOW’ CROP often produce# unexpected good trouble is that mo»r o r us* think mil MeINTOSH APPLES 2 ^ 29c can have ia ibia mmUmmH* rilnga (o r STAND SWEET UFE - J N A O . ’ , .1 legislation. . Rival parties hack of the particular purpose of all LARGE CAUFORNI'a ^ ^ iSUGEO jSnAWBERRIES 2Ci 1 saeh other into- d o i^ somsthlag thia preaent police state strut- .-*!** *®*'* V**'. V lfa o f only , • - FRENCH FRIES ^ WC i nobody really intended to do.' ^ tm f, and of the -trusted,' raepiect- A U M A J O R BIRDS EYE LARGE SWEET CANTALOUPES ^ ’Htls may not happen, at this ed figuraa who operate it, and Id b o l f o r JAR A P F U A N C E S - If AVHIAeE SBE-4CiSqX supreme high leysl. In a meeting never thliik of the possibility I S N A C K T A H i BROCGOU SPEARS o f a legialUtlve committee on the that, in some other day, all this | L b i P k t . terrible - queetlon of whether or AT G R E A T MIDGET WATERMEL0NS15C apparatus .might fall into less SMOKn ta I u V not the wrorld iojlo survive.'But scrupulous hands,’' and be' .used ! S A V I N G S - ^ R ^ . TRAOn eooscooKiNe most at the olsmsoU,jif its h*P' N A M O T A I U for other '^rpdeee. The best ALLO\VPp pening. are present. Ws, for in- Lhlng we iaa do is-diamantia and lA M P T A lU POTATOES 10“ "35c scenes,, hsvs subnUUsd s pro- throw out some of the things we i gram'whieh we thihk is imUi s S i e . S I F E ouraelvea pul into this structure. OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M; f msstsr stroke and safe.'W s think And so far as security is concern H a master etroke because it ed, flagsrpriatinr Jj|F visitors can NATIVE TOMATOES 2 ^ 29c makes ua look liks tho ones who ..be sbandbaed withlut the alight- JfiCKSON’S WAYSIDE MARKET HIGHLAND PARK MNIKET m eOLDEN . T-nn:- 'are really willing to do some- •»t loss of anything r ^ . ^ RT. 30-4>AKLAND RDn W ^N G 317 HIGHLAND STRECT thing about raally aatabliahlag STAND ------:----- t SWEET POTATOES 2 ^ 25c .paaM, W s think it U safs b«- _ GAMAGC noVBUB cauaa wa are guita ..eertala the WUaa, Mich UR—An irate house- EOMONDT SOreR^MARKET - GREEN CORNER STORE could aevtr bring wife dumped her ovsrioadsd g a r-, .... .J bags pall in .tba city hall after 44S HARTFORD RD. TEL MI 9-4S97 '.r-- ft SUMMER STREET 4Bf MIDDLE TURNPIKE BAST to accopt Itt But we ’•7‘ delay in awarding a Uajih ramoval a n c h e s t e r ■- : . 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MANCHESTEB EVBNINO HEUULD. MANCHBStERi CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1985 ea,lspMi«Md naa* and Engllah langunga papers, ment to the Callfomla Rocreatlon weekehdi patrols in unmarked Kelly said, 'but we are going to Japan Milk Firm . SeVen-HoPr Day Commiteion yetterday, v? police cruisere, Commigaloner John make-da effort to weed out tha Bike - Riding Exam 11. accident, iMtakst. . ■ DeathB ^ a t Night th* company aald: C. Kelly eald today. chronic law violators, the caialsss Mrs. A. 0. Ameabury. . Maaa.; rope and will b* subject to arrest Cucumber was ths only other Tha work woek waa Mi hours 100 dlraetor, said Woman Fails Test r ' Police said the f3-year-old Sales at Market "Wo aro Sited with a aenao of yeara ago, he tald, and within SO Exprasting hla concern over tha operators and those Who operate Yank* Charlea Hopklna and a man called and trial. vcgeUble sold at the mart yester sorry for D^ths black guilt, particularly on learn But Once a Week without regard for the other .fel Slated in Florida waakly for six wo4 m rSB Grlahman ware at Blkova damp housewife became excited while day. Thirteen busbels of cucum years It will be 30 hourt. riting toll of highway fataliUct la courae will be conmmBt w Hopkina waa not known-by the By ‘Mob A8BO(BATn> nuBM ing that the cauae of Uio dtsaater the sUte, Kelly taid the crultera low on the highway." aw atti^ return lioê. State Department. Today’s report . In Grand Manner making a curve, stepped on the Amount to $1,609 bers sold at $2.60 per bushel. ten examianUoil' and 'ye_____ accelerator instead of the brake, Toulouse, France—Mareel Doni, waa neglect on our part to subjoct Loa Angelas, Sept 1 Of)—Man ■ *' . V would operato without the red and Gainesville Fla., Sspt. 1 un — K A ^ eased The Auftriana aald they did not waa the drat time Grishman'a Tokyo, Sept. 1 1^ —diorinaga the stabtllMr laraenic) uaed In the WEAVEB BACK OI!f'dba. ^ taata to determine tha puj^’a fINil and crashed into a parked ear and 50, well known in France a$ an win work on* 7-hour day a week white tU te police tags usually Proptr riding of bieyclaa and mptor know Ui*f whareabouU of CPL: name has appeared. Atlanta, SepL 1 (d’i — Mrs. The Manchester Auction Mart $7A MlIXION COLLECTED Milk' Co., affiliated with one of milk to cereful'chemical aâlyaU' Troopers tp Use displayed on the cruisers. He'did ' 'ThompaonVlUe, Sept. 1 (W' in opernttng his vahiela s a f^ . a utility pole. Stale Trooper Uoyd acrobatic flier. Died ■Wodnesf^. . IGO year* from now and receive scootsra will be taught OalheaVilla B*pt 1 t») —■ Murray Ptelda. of New York, alto P. Hataway, who was' giving the at Charter Oak Field recorded Washington—Dr. fYank L, ffeke, . Japan’* largaat.food combince, to . . . all. we can do ia to take every not say how many such cruisers About IBS weavers who walked off scheduled to be released aoon by Maude Pierce took abroad test for New York.'Sept, 1 The achool children this fall. ^ HBWlU.BmmN w tf priaontra arHviac WOBKBB HnXED IN FALL test, was hospitalised for head and Sales yesterday ‘of 31,609.10, with 83. prlncâl mineralogist at the day offered ita "humUeat apolo- posalbie action by way of Indemni the earn# pay they now get for a y. Unmarked Cars would be In operaôn. but said that their Jobs at the Bigelow-Sanford the Russians. a driver's license yesterday. American Red Cross says it still fication and pray for the loula of each station will astlga a number Carpet Oo., were back today. They The courae, sponaored-by the Dallas, Tex. (Pi — Oops Sgurs ^ Mid t«>day thrte Russia noUfled thetJnlted SUtes hip Injuries. " U.8. Bureau of M as* uatU he ro- giaa" for the SO deatha reported 40-hpur week, aaye Joteph Prender- Two cars were smashed, the Mrs. Pierce didn’t get the license. most of th r business being done is shy $24 million of lU $10 tired in 19U. Pi*d Monday. • ' the dead. . . . X of such can* to the patrol. voted to return to work after Galneavilla school ’’ childmn this this thief alms to return to tho *iiin^"~~ cooflntd m a Sovikt Aur 20 that it was releasing West Haven; Sept. 1 {/r>—Con million, goal for northeast Sood cauaod by arsenic in lU dried milk gast fmi. slate patrolman giving the test In tomstoes. ------h.1 M■isrti — . .. He it executive director of the Hartford. Sept 1 Uh—An undlt- "I want It dsfinitely understood walking out at 10 s.m. yesterday scent of the crime: Among the ^*c«mp MW M o a ^ -would l«ave Cumish. Fields and Hopkins. U.S. struction 'Worker l>>ula Alleaio. product Test WMk. The course, sponsored by the loot takan from thoatar wars 418 31, of New Haven, was injured was injured, and Mrs. Pierce got The wildest Ivy League football A totar of 500 half bushels of relief. Boms sea- anemones live more '. In n blnck-bordei^, four-cotunm There ',usualiy/ar# at leaai five National RecreaUonat Aten., of ck>tm number of State Policemen that ws art'not seeking to tmp In a dispute over whet the com IPr til* WMt Monday. -Army authorities said Cumish and ’The organisation announced motorists during this sxpertment," pany called "several grievancee.” Galneevllle CtUsenf Safety Coun- passes. Fields, the latter also known as fatally yesterday in a;^30-foot fall a traffic court summons for fall game ever played involvet} Yale tomatoes. Including 335 of No. I's. than 70 years, but othera Uve only I advertiaemant carried in all Japa- locks on every auto. New York and he made the eUte- -rill make their Itiber Day holiday •nw Atiatrtaiia, who arrived to- ing to remain In the proper traffic and Dartmouth in 1931. The final sold at a high of St-fO. a low of yesterday that emergency con- Murray Felngersch. are classed as from a stafting at the Notre Dame i tributlons total $7,481,926 to date. one year. «ay at Bad Vo«aUu. near Vienna. High School. * " lane and for being involved in an score was 33-33. $3.05-and art average of $3.80 per •aUt Pvt Wilfred C. Cumlah of deserters from units in West Eu- T EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE. 'til 9 P. M. ■■ \ ' ■ ’ ■ ,JV. ■ - - ■ \ / - ‘ ' - - - - ■ • • - " ■ ' ' '• - ALL FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS OPEN T—

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— r j. . HOW TO HAVE A UBOR-LESS LABOR DAY! Cut from Genuine Spring Lamt> LB 57* Mother, you fust sit back and let Dad and th» children bcubecue your favorite Finast Hamburg orSkinltss Fraidifurts. 9 X, V And of course, our own Joan Carol sliced Fratikfurt and Hamburg rolls make perfect companions for a successful outdoor cook o u t FAMOUSHAMS MRO, UAN> SUOAR CUMD HAMS Lamb Boned and Rolled if Datirad LB 29* LB FINAST SKINLESS FUU FULL 49c SHANK LB Chuck Wall Trimmed • Juicy and Tandar^^^ 3 3 c Fraiikfurts BUTT LB F r esh ly g r o u n d - l e a n beef PORTION PORTION Rib Roast »59* LiS /i RA'TH CANNED HAMS » u 1 .8 9 Cho . :V rH£, Fresh Chickens "°r >• H pays every wise homemaker to compare prices frequently. YOU'U NHD TWSE. TOO e • e TOTAL 7" - Mildly C u ra d X She knows too that Finast low prices help keep her family ~~PKG OF B ' fo Parfaction , X " COUfJJ? Sandwich Rolls ' X5AN CAROL 21* Smoked Butts grocery bill down to a minimum, day in and day out. ■ ' . •* Frankfurt RolU Y FRESH pAILY ” PKG OF 10 25* BELTSVILLE YOUNG HENS 7-RIB CUT HOT DOG or ______From Fraih Young, Tender Perk'ars “ 11-OZ JAR EVISCERATED EVISCERATED Pork Roast OLIVES FINAST STUFFED • JumbU Pac 10-OZ JAR Heinz Relishes HAMBURGER 27. Hvaaeaeeaeaaaaeeeeaaaaaeayaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaaaaa - \. . I cloveroau , suced lb 5 5 c Lobsters^ chicmn^ivi lb 5 3 c v Finast .Mustard PREPARED B'A OZ JAR- 9. LB LB Bacon SUNSHINE • HI-HO LB PKG \ Fresh Haddock FHot lb |7 c \ Kii^wnrst l> 53c CRACKERS v.,s,An • LARGE • WHOLIE QT JAR AU TOP QUALITY, PLUMP ond MIATY. PULL'MIASTM) and T IN O il Serve wilit _ * a s Djll Pickles 27* Rwsk ^ F io t lb 4 3 c \ V OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 37« I Tasty Leaf l. 5 3 c MARASCHINO - RED 8-OZ JAR Sweet Relish .FINAST x :_ _,.16 0ZJAR 25*. CHERRIES . i . •9 -v. ■' ___ _ A A MUSSELMAN^S 24-OZ JAR Appla or Charry fro zen foods I.' EDUCATOR - Trepieal Creams CEUO ^ A FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES A4*caroon Craami, Cocoanul Crispias PKG j g ^ HOLIDAY WEEK-END SUGGESTIONS COOKIES Lem onuide X. 14'AOZ, |5rape Juice T 12-OZ CANS 6-01 CAN5>r~ M ILK EVANGELINE i EVAPORATED ^ • - 4 CANS STRAWBERRY PRESERVES MIRABEL • PURE 3 ’'U T.OO 1-LB ' V 3 1 2^^'^ 4 9 * 4 ^^^49^ AAARGARINEisl ROLLS Cheese Food 73t Grope Jelly MIRABEL - Pur* 12 0Z;JAR 214 vPINNSYLVANIA AAARVO Pur* Vjagildbi* Shortening 3-LB CAN T^hole -Dillit '■n - k <»i ak 49< Boned Chicken SWANSON 50ZCAN 35* STRAWBERRIES "YOR" GARDEN. o39< ILIIITA Shortbread .SL. 49 c Boned Turkey * 33* YOR" GARDEN ^ li-OZ PKGS 35* PEACHES \ FOR CANNING COPLEY ‘ INSTANT 2-OZ JAR PEAS f-afcsew.* PICKLES undkwooos COFFEE Sweet Mixed ‘‘mfs" »pua. 29* Deviled Horn 29* SWANSON FROZEN POULTRY PRODUCTS . For Canning PTS CHOCOLATE BARS Plain or Almond ^ JARS C 'Q1$ DOZ 1.09 DOZ 2 3 Sordines TSfSr 15.« Chiclqin Pi* 3 bozykcs 79< Cid-up II 69« II 99c White; Tuno' S K . CAN * Turkoy Plo 3 bozmcgs 7 f c Ckidcen Dniniisticks 8-OZ Stuffed OliVies j." u.”.. wozjjA« 29< 31 FRUIT PECTIN . B o o t P i « 3 B-OZSKGS 7 9 < Chicken Breepits BTLS Chicken Thighs „ u t 9 € CAUPOINUL CERTO Luncheon Meat 29< Light tuno . 2^^ 55* Chickon A Lo King 11-OZ 8KG 63c FOR I T*V Dinner nuu> chicken n-oz pkg 7 9 c Chideen Wings II 43c " JUM iO FINAST QTBTL B-GZ RKG FINAST - CrMin/Smooth QUART JAR i T-V Dinner turkey h-ozpkg 79e Chicken Livers 79e MAYONNAISE 49* ■ "''I'** 19*' X; CIDER VINEGAR FINAST 'A GAL ~ FRESH,,FIRM, ITALIAN x ^ 'X i . ZAeREX FRUIT-FLAVORED SYRUPS' 16-OZ.JUG Plums CALIFORNIA ^ RED or BLUE LB

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UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ *ffltJR9DAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1958 flAd them. Bring these hidden important—to know the real nanw thing sloe, you can at least suc . H al Boyle - trouMea out. Laam their sdontifle of your dtssars? ■. cumb to barophoMa. the fear of Toronto Prepares itself with a major Water prob rstUm trip. Voluntcera ■ are re Church at boon by the Andovef emergency truck, namely the Scott expect to move here In a- ehort names. ISisn you can worry about Do you hate to get Up In the gravity (you can alwaya fill back week Include a square dance for lem. ' . Flood Town* File on gravity) or chsropbobla. S k y t o a t e h J quested to bring shovels If poMlble group. Mrs. Harmon Cochran# will air packs and gaa mmaka. 'this was while: Mr. Aslnger is an aatfatant thorn opsniy and happUy. morning and face another dky? For Seaway Snips the taenagera this evening and a recruiting engineer with the P K lt When the construction craw dug Don’t just laugh at this feeling. (Aerophobia is the fear of being bingo party tomorrow evening. and to wear Ixmts, old clothes and be in Charge of the dinner. followed by generaV. diactlsaion of s. r Worry Is a Sign Evtry human hs(nf today ta a The regular meeting, of the An Methods of fighting fumes from and Whitney division of UnitIniled, dodown, Its drill put a alx-foot gash For Prefab Unite Tou’rs -Ick, '•Ick. sick. You "are hmppy, .and who isn't afraid o f hap Bingo will be called by Rajr be,ready to work. , the main water line. Water walking patMiwork of hidden pho rrftaF. nopt. t itio n E n d s dover Grange scheduled for Tues chemical and electrical fires. Aircraft. The Azingerl havem a 'In bias. stnicstad with baaophohts, stssi- piness?' Toronto, tan—-Two atagss ot Burnham and will begin at 8 p.m. Pood Sale Tomorrow ckme gushing oql and the 250 fam- Midnight—8 ...... Naoiofl day. will be poatponed until Sept. Next WedhMday evening a work t|iree-year-old daughter. Houaswlves, for sxampls, art phobia, and stasibaalphomia— all Toronto harbor’s Bve-stags; plan of A doorprlse will be awarded r . The food sale which will be held iltea had no water at all. Other Hartford, 8qpt. 1 (J&i— RequMta of which mean you’re afraid to 3 a.m.—^ 6 a.m. ..«•■•**•*••••.F(sul Bheshaa 10. replacllrig the mystery ride party will leave at 6:30 to'finish Of Civifization beginning to get that fall house preparation to handle St. Lawrenco S a tu r d a y on the lawn of the First Congrega famliUts in this city of 44,000 got 6 a-m.— 6 a.m...... Paul Sheehan m AnoUon Nets $118 . originally planned for that date. construction bf the new pita at the Manchester Evening Herald for 215 of the 300 prefabHextatf 'A. cleaning look in their eyes. They SUnd upright: tional Church tomorrow will in Second Story Dog Seaway shipping Will bo compUtsd a ami.i-t a a.m. : Brady, Jaon Mkrcsl The Recreation. Committee of A new date for the, mystery ride Eastern Conrtecticut Training .Andover rorrespnndent. Mrs. Paul only tickles. houses made available tb the.atata don’t resliss It, but (hsy are auf? .Are you weary of ■ television the Lake Aasn. reporU a proOt of clude other items In addition to But wl^bn it first happened, the Nevf York (A5—Now is the time this year. a a-m.— 10 a.m. . ' ' A9|«a*«r, Sept 1 (Bpeclel)—Alt will be announced lafer. Grounds in WIllimantiG. Pfanatlehl, telephone Pilgrim by the federal government have atom bomb. Now that the Rua- ferlng from mysophobia, or the oommeroials? You’ve come down 8118 on the annual auction.which cakes, cookies, pies and hot city didn't ^ t excited. Water main *to get yourself jt fresh new worry. I b Paper Catcher 10 ______Noon tm Kt Andover take breads. Donations from the towns Society to .Meet Game Tomorrow :-6856. been l>y **veq communities alana are'acUn^lIke graduates of fear of dirt, aa well as ataxlopho- with onomstophobta, the fe.ar of X now terminal adding bertha ■■•ettW 'aM------. ______was held Saturday. A Chlnbie breaks are nbthing. Can be fixed W orry la a sign of clvtllzalion, hearing certain names. Noon—2 p.m. .... theleen Lewis women are expected to include The first business meeting of The Firemen will play the strong ! hit by the recent floods. , a. charm sebooT'*—- Dale Carnegie bia, the fear of disonler. for four shlpa and almost two mil-, vrm bn cttmnxnd by n smorsUbord auction proved to be a highlight of in a few hours. Just find the lead- and anyone without a worry, haa Are you angry at your^huabim^ 8 p.m.—’ 4 p.m. . .Thomas Maxwell, Bill Barrat^ such specialties . as baked beans the fall Will be held in the church College Shop nine of the Williman- I The Public Housing Adminlatre- must be required reading In the Do you hate to make up your Locust Valley, N. Y. (flV-Llke tbam pmentdinff the mnhunl meet- the evening. Other Items auctioned in pipe with the sivul-ofi valve. All guilty feollng''that he has■ a/turned bsesuse ht comes home late? H A lion ciiblo fSot of covered cargo* 4 p.m.— a p.m. < . Oawford Alien and other covered dishes, newly- social room on Sept. 8 at 8 o clock tic Twilight League t.omdrrow eve I tion yesterday released the houaes; .Kremlin today — the proper at mindT Poor fellow, .you’re * victim ^ OR Mtonlny night at the An- In the traditional manner included Little Lost Pipe yoU. got to do is liKale It on the located at'Groton, for homeless .Into a barbarian.. titude toward them acema to be of ^'^hvrophobia, the fear of cross may have either domatopholfta, y a dog. Rusty, a Ooilie, Stacking apace woa opened lost * p.m. a p.m, w.. ...John McCauley Br., Bvslya Ha* canned preserves and,- possibly, i by the Ladles' Benevolent Society. ning at 6:15 at the Elementary spring. By early fall the fcdaral Cauley .£ m lAka Aacn. such exotic Items as a ukolin. Mrs. Montague White will re- map and dig a hole. ! persons In Connecticut. To be In etyle you htde to be a one o^.'dubloua; eutplcloa rather ing bridges. fear of being in a house, or (de hea her master's evening The amorgaabord, which will be produce from local gardens and School field. D ue'to a conflict in government la expected to turn 6 p.m.—10 p.m. ...O liva Ray, Grace Andeesou Jayreea Help Putnam ■ view the book. "The Dauntless That's what they said, Monday Putnam and Sdymour each re- phobophlle—that Is, a worry wart, than .Of downright worry. pending on 'your temper) amyco- pepkg; She does It by sticking her ' orchards. schediile.s, the Willlmanlic team Puzzles Meruleii Are you a pedestrian T Well, If over 26 acres of waterfront land ./.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Banana open to the public for'a email do* Th^ Nathan Hale Ja^-cees are night. But they were stilt looking ' quested 60 units; Winated 50; New a guy who Ilkea to And things to Ttmea too Good hobie, the fear of being clawed. a aecond-floor window, 10 p.m.—Midnight natian will be aerved frdmlliSO to j If anyone has not been contaot- ' Women. " written by Winifred was unable to meet the Andover you are sensible at all, you are o f for the harbor commiaeton'e ex skjnvatch Post .located on top of Manchester Polica Station. organising work-parties to asaisi Mathews, which contains a aeries team Tuesday evening as prevtoua- for that pipe vesterdav mortving— I Hartford 20; Belcon Falla And be afraid of. But thla Isn't as aasy '^im ee are too good/' says the ten in the Uifoes of Agylophobla, glaybe It would help if you shut up neatly rolled and tied T;80. It will feature hickory i ed by pho^c and wishes to con Meriden. Sept. 1 — The pansion program. ' - Volunteers may. register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal the hard hit area of Putnam this I of stories about the lives of women ly announced. The Andover team, until the plumber showed up.' , ' Barkhamated 12 each, and Pom- as It uaied to be. average man, unhappily, ."there the fear of croasing a street. And and contracted phonophobis — the arith a atrtng, Is tossed up to Rusty, tribute. they may bring the food ' plumber, came to the rescue and The third step will be the build Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 1—B p.m. imoked hanii baited bealw, p o ^ ^ weekend. Volunteers are being en i missionaries an

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.A . . i SwJj i-v * •, ^ . S ••*» I ^ ...> i 5 i )- - ;,. .•v V, , ■-i'y . z ) ‘ f M c ■ -I, ■ -' IIANCHESTBR BVSN1NG HERALD. MANCHESTER. qOiNN« THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1966 aiANCHESnSR EVENING HERAI;D. MANCHESTER. OONN« THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 195B ... 1 1 ;"if 't ■ nuiniat etatamenU attributed tfl ■ult Said tha sum la adtquate "at ■f* Ing the week of .jt^r23. The list rs-alecUon. : offlcea may file notice of their in Johnston, 43, of Tulsa, Okla. State Maneggl^ la chairman of thlf WOOO-llBO W O IB - 4 «lf him in\sn hour. long news confer- A^P Heir Sued thig tlmg." h^day/Will be Memorial Day. Other new candidacies filsd In tention to seek the Republican Police reported Bergstrom waa ar event. Friendly Chats .A,"* 'w nomination with party chairman, rested pn a reckleaa d r iv in g W R N S -««e anba at an A ir Force Hospital naay Tha action IndgpUftoa Hartford Wadnasiay. ¥ »y School wUl clude Burton J. Tuttle anil Robert Radio «4jnrmAT—n o Tachlkawa Air Baas, weat of I a major stockholdsr Inj tho Mrs. Donald TSdford or the clerk, charge. ' < Advertisement— F m h Sea Fooils Now In Seanii / By Grandmother close for the summer on Wednes w d e d —uae w m ms Dhynghi Ttoa ' Tokyo. grocary ehita and anys ha has a day, June 20 at 1 pjn. The acbcdule E. Gowdy as constables. Tuttle la Mrs. Joseph DTtalla, up to mid >‘Foo<^ Sale Sunday , . Flora B. Johnson will re-open w n o -rie o fl Bared by Yank /fie h e fit a.constable aeeklng re-election. FISHAND CHIPS WITH OtiR FRIALATOR’ Faeaa TOrtbar fliMgerjr yoarly Incoma of a mlDlon dol givaa a total of 181 aohool days night tomorrow. The Ladies of St. Maurice will her School of Dancing for the Of AUêd Son lars. Peter Hassoltnl will be a candidate conduct a food sala Sunday after eixUi.year in Boltop and Wllllman- „,Tha toUowlBg program Ha waa td undergo further dur> divJnir.thejraarsj. v to succeed himself as fire commle- Selectmen Meet Our new sanllflty'procflfli fitfl* y—Air Forca grandmother of a iT-yearKild boy, Mary Lee Eppllng, now Mrs. Doug Balton. 8«pt. 1 ^ (SiMclal) - sales which have been held through, slimming classes for adults. Ball I t O TAKE HOME. GALL MI-9-8003. ' 2nd Lt. Ouy H. BumjMiBumpaa today aaid j>aa said ha had "been fUlad lAWrence Flano ot Birch Mt., an- three eandtdates filed their Inten Board of Appeals, on which he now Couple Injured * 'v ^ A Y —Moalo Mtrehaat “ «sctiTe until my ears ached about com- saying she wants t« have hla iden las Fairbanka Jr. t tion to>seek-posts on the Board of serves. Candidates for the Town Richard A. Bergstrom. 81, and the spring, and summer, will wel room clasaef start Tuesday, Sep wexx:—Reourd Kevu* (la WM forcad Into ’'frlandly chata" Mra. Brangenberg's attorney, 'HiowcMl iMt night that h* will at- come any'contributions to the tember 27, Boltin Community Hall. WKNB—Baarball MxUnex olkaP^qjK^ ■ munlat atrocities py American tity Mtabnshad, has fltod a suit W ITH A ttmpt to gat a group working on Kdueationi-Mrs. Lillian Van ^ n - Planning Commission Include Ev hia wife. Virginia, 28. of Vernon WTJC—HXiwtnau With hit Cbmmunlat captors and propaganda.'. > asking the eourt to deolare that Bernard B. Cohen, said New York der,: incumbent < member of the Rd. ware injured yeaterday when sale'.’' Foodstirffs niay be left at Registrations will be taken from WDRC—CaTKolby finally algnad a latter bafora laav. newspaper clipping show that the a Iqgal flood reUef benefit In an erett T McKinney, Jamiys G. Has- COMMUNITY RESTAURANT Actually, 'h g explained, tha. ' Andy down ovsf tha damlllti®s^ z^ne , H e ^ (d sarcaaticallv they only hU'rightful name, the suit said. FO O B S A LE WDRC—News _ WOTM-Stals of Nation used the/Trlcndly chata," the/irst It adds that Hartford establtohed t ^ 'l h e meeUng tomorrow night foot picnic lunchos. Stop in todoy WGTHA-Bob and Ray ftaa- In Kora^^ Aug/ 17 'in' an unarmed or to send representatives. Anyone 8:U— WHAY— Niriil Watch AnM^gin traming plane. Brown o:, which la ^ d almost six hours a $296,000 trust fund for the boy HALE'S STOKK D$wey - Richman . who is interested in helping Mch and ^ck up o poloto-ploming vo- WHAY—Record Rodeo WTIC—TeCHsalh was kllHN]. but Bumpaa aald he did after his capture. , on April 3, 1989, with proceeds of WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Amoa and Andy the tract payable to the mind- Sflil.. Soipt. 3.9:30 «km. -A,:::! an event to success |s urged to at rioty o f thflso wondorful timo and WKNB—Baseball MaUnet « ^WGTH-Siats of NaUon .. knW whether by^gunflre or In 787 MAIN ST. BIANCHE8IEE tend "Uie meeting also. Flano, HOLIDAY WTIO-Lorento Jonea Arizona gains 38,000 people by I mother In the boy's behalf and Troop 17, Girl Beente lie cnah. whose two- brothers did National work'sovlng foods. W'DBC—Cal Kplby r : migration In an averg|ie year. amounting to $800 monthly. The WGTH—Bob end Ray WTrc—Fibber, MMIyMolly Bumpaa Insisted he was oyer Guard duty In flood-ravaged Put •;ie— WDRC—Romance ifoods friehdly territory near the,truce ______^___i:.. nam'during Its destruction, has WHAY—Suburban Serenada WGTH—£. P. Morgan appealed to everyone who can and WCCC—Recoid Review line when Communist antl-alrcrkft WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee w ^ Y -N a w a : Nignt Watch batteries opened up on hint. Hla U willing to take this opportunity CLOSED MONDAY W'TiC—IU8U Radio Lane Wnc-Heart of News to help thedtoodAufferets. ----- ^ — W®Re-CaH£olbj>- .. WDRC—Dr. J. J„Rabt’.------tirana. then ytcniLtcLthe Jioith.and WGTH—Bob and Ray ^^WOTH-Book Hunters . crashed in North Korea. School Oalendar. i;U — . The young flier denied all Corn- ■nie school calendar for the term - SEPT. 5th - WHAY—Suburban Serenade ' WHAY—iNewa; Night Watch beginning Wednesday has been re WCCC—Record Review WTIC-Jans Pickens WKNB—Baseball Request Metinee WDRC—Hoods Inr Romance leased by the office of the princi WTIC—108U Redlo Leas WGTH-Dance Tima pal. All members of the sU® will LABOR DAY WDRC—Cel Kolby U:4S- report at the building on Tuesday WGTH—Bob and Ray WHAY—News; NIgat Watch • :ie- WTIC—Jane nckens at 9:30 a.ro. to prepare for opening WHAY—Newa WDRC—Hoods tor Romaaea next day. Hours of .the school WCr:C—Good Evening Good Music WGTH—Dance "nme WKNB—News; SporU iiiaa- day will be 0 a.m. through 3 p.m. WTIC—News WHAY-Newa; Night Watch The first break in the schedule WDRC—News w n o —Newa comes on Thursday, Oct 27 when WGTH—News WDRC—News: Almaaaa the fall conference of teachers of • :IS— WGTH—General News ★ Fresher Fruits and Vegetables ★ WHAY—Sport Spotlight U t M - . this district wUl be held followed WCCC—Good Evening Good Muild WHAY-News; Night Walah WKNB—Vafsbonda WTIC—Sports ySnsl o f S l M l M i R by the annual oonyentlon of the WTIC—Blrlotly Sporta W D R C --^ Kolby 6 Connecticut Xducation Association FANCY ^ ^ ^ WDRC—Zalman WGTH—Sports Report the next day. School will bet CIOVVQclosed WGTH—Wlemer ll:»a - WHAY—Symphony..... on both days. Another holida;IcUy ia t : N - WHAY—Dinner Data WTIC—Starliiht Serenada listed on Nov. 11. Veterans WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WDRC—Dance Orchestra and the school alll close on WKNB—Jo«. GIrand WGTH-Dance Time . nesday, Nov. 23 at 1 p.m. for BARTLEH PEARS 2-29' WTIC—Montovanl 11:44- WURU—Guy l.,onibardo WHAY—Nile Watch Thank^vlng t-eceas. WGTH—Bill Stem WTICJiRtarllght Serenada Christmas recess begins on Wed T o p ifuality Meats fita— WDRC—Dance Orchestra nesday, Dec. 21 at 1 p.m. and con WHAY—Dinner Date W('(‘ C—Good Evening Good Music SPECUUS tinues to Tuesday. Jan. 3. School WKNB—Joe GIrand ' will be closed again for a week be WTIC—Three Star Extra GENERAL ginning Feb. 20. It will alao be 2 - 29 WDRC—Ixiwell Tbomaa WGTH—Liberace . closed OR Good Friday, March 30. »;•*- T V SERVICE The April vacation win faU dur- WHAY—Encore Theater LAST CALL FOB PICNICS—CHOICE BARBECUE LTS CUT TO TOUR ORDER AND V « SHOULDERS WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WKNB—Jos GIrand DbJx e g o k a CaU ►MAKE YOUR LABOR D^V AN bunch WTIC—Answer Man Nights oXaOO rinsPaifts Amtfflca't iiiM l tOda. ALL KIND OF READY-TO-SERVE FOODS THAT WDRC—Tenn. Ernie FROZEN FOODS CRISP CELERY WGTH—Fulton Levis TEL. Ml 8-5194 EFFORTIJES8 FAMILY FUN-FEST. 7:U- SWEETUFE WHAY—Encora Theater BBEBa '■x'i/ c S W E C T C A L I F O R N I A ^ WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Short Shank Small - Leon WKNB—Joe GIrand WTIC—Your Star TH E KINGOFROAS^ > WDRC—Tsnn. Ernie PRE-COOKED SCALLOPS 55c V, That Interpret The WGTH—J. Ir'andercook t f , . d , 19' | .W — 7 W iês Of the Family ’ W HAY—Encore Theater SWEETLIFE - JIT CANTALOUPES WCCC—Good Evening Good Muile A LL MCTAL <&UT Sugar Cured Smoked lb. WKNB—Evsntiig Serenade RIB ROAST JOHN B. BURKE WTIC—News ot World WDRC—Tenn. Ernie FRENCH FRIES niNEM L HOME WGTH—O. Heatter STATION WAOON 2 * ^ 33c E X C E LLE N T BUMBLE BEE-W HITE MEAT I: tt— R E A D Y T O E A T TEL. u-s-eflea WHAY—Encore Theater T O R O A S T WCCC—Good Evening Good Music SWEHLIFE 87 EAST CENTER RT. WKNB—Diner Dale 1968 badge. Sand and rod SKINLESS AND ^ or lARtECUE 65‘ W T K X ln s Man:a FamUp AMBULANCE SBRVIOR Legs of Lamb 'WDRC—IL R Murroer fl cylinder with' bgater and SHANKLESS WGTH—A | ^ d Forcea signal Hgkte. Tbla Te ene' of MIXED VE6ETABLES 2 39c HAMS CHOICE Television Progranifl the most popiflitr aatemobilee cne It svaaMiM at on the naarkeU'êe It today. TREETOP RMDYTOCOOK STEER On Page Iw o tai caaMciMa* Hate nieieak I Chuck Roast lE E F 39* TUNA— SOUD PACK — ALIACOUE FISH — FANCY — HALE'S^ V 0RAN6E JUICE 2 27c Headiluarters lO N E L E S S S A L A D BROILERS or F tlY E R S -Î.Z D SUGAR CURED DRF.SSINC. AME5ITE DI1IVEWAY5 DARLINGS FOR Daisy Butts N O W A S T E W Miracle Whip QT. J A R r EXKlnlY INSTAUID M IL D L Y C U R E D Base Grading — hiactalne Spread — Forms Set — Power Rolled BEEF STEAKS m Also: Parking Lots — Tennis Coarta — Walka BEAUPRE lb FULL C U T Terms Arranged If Desired MILK.FED ALL FI.AVORS 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS SMOKED PICNICS 39f Contente ,fLL INSTALLA-nONS SUPERVISED BT MOTORS, Inc. Legs of Veal S88 EAST CENTER ST. Ma’s SKINLESS DEMAIO BROTHERS MANCHESTER, CONN. CUDAHY'S WISCONSIN r \ OVEN READY established 1930 Evemnga Until 9 P. M. FRANKFURTS ^ 49c S .to L I . L O Y A L CALL NOW —' ANYTIME Saturdays Uat|l 6 P. M. SLICEDBACON **^57c MANCHESTER Ml-S-7691 — HARTFORD OHapel 7-OOlT 59' 12 OZ. C A N Hen AVG. Corned Beef B E E F L I V ^ “ ^35c P IC K LE and W AVIEST NATIVE PIMENTO LOAF u.49e FRESH KITCHEN Rrr9M. Refilgereten 49“ QUEEN Chickens FULL 1 LB. LOAF ■ .WoslMrs oRd AN Fresh Bread GREEN GIANT OHiwr AppOoRMs VEAL CHOPS 59e . HAMBURG^***'** 3""^ SI QUAUTY SKINLESS LARGE NO. 1 ~ aiERTA \ 3-29' CRISCO iheJW H A U eA Aliiiniiluin ReynoM'a Mlap-r-pkg. 29c _ Livcfwiiril Stnhl Meyer 'J* 3 4 J . C A N 1 4 ^ C A N 12-ox. ena 37c riaatcr’s P iiiu tt cockun-a-o.. 35c , Armour’s Treat FANCY SWEET Frankfurts SEEDLESS FiRcy Lobster . 8-m . einn 79C :c ' Short BrcaA FUled OaoMea A9c FOR YOUR PICNIC OR COOK OUT 2 -2 9 Bunahlne ea. Small Skriep ,WE HAVE A TOLL ASSORTMENT OF “T Hyirox Cookies Runahlne ea. 25cgxn rRESHI.Y SLlCRD-^Lb* FRANKpRT auj HAMBURG FANCY JUICY NablUo Ritz I-lb. pkg. S$c Eagla Saniiaas B d led Ham SUNKIST doz. ROLLS For Your fieulc or Party SWEHUFE Chef Dressias r w » e r a 3Sc Fraoch Drasciny 8-oe. hot. 2 9 B ‘ l-OZ. PKG. Cooked Sahuni SLICED . FRUIT Fraach’i MuitaN -«. j.r 19c Huafe Catsup 14-ox. bet. I t t PET MILK 9 M c I n t o s h 8-OZ. PKO. COCKTAIL SLICED FANCY N O . 1's Barbecue Sauce French iw>t. Fotitb Chips state Line alee >■ • , • WAHKIHA JW mS 2-29' $« On. Can Sweat Bbaifciai j.r frozen Foods' DiUPh|(lM Tree Bruid Vi gMlon With MararMlI |1. A CHECKING ACCOUNT foTnnaking 8-ox. Sliced ' JBLVE m b d - o -o z . Cheese Loaf easily, rfBciently, and safely.^ , LARGE Ju icy .P O R T A B L E Grapefrait Juice. 45e SWEET doz. 37' DISPOSABLE B-OZ. PKG. 't A RAVINGS ac c o u n t, for^ccu^lating P. D. Q. Grills .REG. 79c Dutch Loaf nUCED . BLCE nntD-6-OZ. 'Voney to get the t^ngs you want in Ijft. Blended Juiee 4*^ 45c W l■vlTl.T9• le « sIm 9#t|i m il er atceevti him SU N R IP E Muenster Cheese All Flavorti 12 ox. Bot. 5ran{iWN 2*"29e P.M.' PM. I TENDER N o W m It o (S " ^ 57c Loaf; Cheese ^ I e d u m e v e I • FIRST NATIONAL BANK M ue Cheese miroi^D , K French Fries 2 **^ 35c STATLER I nO-nW.«..ALL FLAVORS O F M A N C H i S T E R COLORS IkeCreim 2^'?^49e 8«unnier Heurat '‘A GREATER B .^ > Mongay thru ntday 5 ' 9-8 ' FOR GREATER MANCHESTER** X .. 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3TEA EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, SJk X : IIANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 00NN« THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1955 III ■ « I I ■ " ' ■ ■llL'* alaetion flajra (raiR 9. fl-a Relief Variety Show Plays' Anna Oonnora; pubUcationa, Mra. Coventry pjB. The roMdanto alaa VPt** Flood JiOss Set Now Playing at State Theate^ Big Firm Cuts HockviU* Richard Tucker; hlatorian, Mra. Toivn £qiiipnien|^,^Domg'Job in Futpam Herpiail Olaon; by-lawt, Mra. Nor- priatad $10,000 to aovar tha pL School and ownership of op4 half of tha by appiroximately 100 voters , who IBOB BmfABHNO ■UMMrt «f their Wn $500 was realized from tha affair, block In which th^ktore is located, ItXnded tha special' Town. Meet- tha flrat of thraaochadulad/^rphoid o r n n BSTVOMONI ^ ^ e heve been public property ^8,000. It would continue to fklr trade its Mcinoriaf TIospital during the will^doee at 12:16. month of August, hopiiilal of and all the proceeds will be turned The teachers will ba In Uia school will be Included in the aaia. Ing. abots that thay abould bw of aUte from reletiew v ô CuOed from AP Wires Farmington — ¥otal 84,300,000, products. over to ■ the American Red Croaa ■acond injacUon from were wt|i«l pcraUve Inc., of other apecial aesaion aoinatima aa poastbla. eey - . Coventry — Total 8320,000, pub dent and general manager of GE’a during a 1-month period was areas of the. State. lunch program will not ba started Stafford, Springs la intareated .in during the second week of this Xieymenta,” he eel**- ' Veterans Administration ex- lic property 8300,000. ARer Mayor HaroM A. Turking Monrhaatar Evanlng I *Virith the full force of eome *50 pectcêre will be S2 mlllloii vet anoall alliance division, said: i 108, set during the month Of until Sept. a. the purenaae of,the local unit month ao that the Issue can be welfare workeri in demeged areme Danbury—Total 85.700,000, pub ton extended greetings to the The echedule at the Northeast Democratic Assn. liated on the voting machines dur entry Mrreapondant, erans m America by late Septem lic property 83,000.000. “We Intdhd to continue our July. \ School will remain Uia same as In .. 'fhe Vernon Democratic ..Town Uftia, telephona. PDi worhln* on relief m attere-«n be ber or early October. , , „ Patrol vigorous fair trade policy aa far Hospital’' officials .said this crowd on behalf of the Town of . ing the scheduled October tow^ half of the atate, the Red^<>oea East Granby — Total 8502,000. was the fifth month this year Manchester, Master Of Ceremonies tha past with tha exception ot tho Committee will be held at - ^ a elections. ’This will save the ad-^ man . shoots and wounds 16-year- aa is legally practicable in all kindergarten claaaea. Grades 14 Vernon Elementary > School, with- and avll Defend—the old boy In Hartem while pursuing public property 8110,000. states wêre the laws permit. This more than 100 habie.s were de I Bill'Cooper took over and brought diUonal expense'of holding a.spe- canef laid hie agency la doing Litchfield—Total 8935,000, pub livered in one month. 19.^.5 is on the . first of 20 acta, coUtedy will begin. claaaea at 8:36 h.m.; Stata Senator Patrick Ward, and E M E R e E N C Y five youngsters Who set flaming divtalon has already invested a (iradaa 14 are diamlased at 11:80 eial ‘ referendum for tha “yat” or. averythlng posalble to jamlat In lic property 8780,000. considerable amount of money in the first year that more than dancer Dorothy Gess. Henry Pierce Ss speakers. "no” vote on whether or not the torches to feet of ice'peddler. Monroe—Total 8324,800, public Although the timing on,4t>a'dif s.m.; Grades 44, at 11 :sa a.m. aiid Enters Service o n . RUIINIIt uiÛnlng the Impact. British Army annotincea its its fair trade program and has iOO babies have been delivered Grades 7 and 8 at U:49. • Keith G. Kinney, 17, of 53 Win town should legallxa rafflaX and W d n t J d Halle tJBaanf Heroee property 8164,000. filed 1,274 legal actions against at the local hospital during a ferent acts was a littla off'because bazaars conducted by non-proflt SIHYICI flrst cut In operational forces in New Hartford—Total 81,175.500, of lack of many rehaarsala, the The afternoon eesatbn etarta at dermere. Ave. was among the 26 Gov. hiblcoff today halted “the Kenya since struggle against Mau alleged Violators of our fair trade single mortlh. 12:25 for all grades and tha after young men who recently left from organizations. thousands of unaung heroes who Mail started more than three years public property 8517.000. prices.’’ For the first 8 months of show ran sriioothly and waa over A large portion of meeting time Norfolk—-Total 8624,500, public about 11 o'clock. By far the most noon diamisaiue Will be; Grades the slate for boot training at the CALL cava so much of ^ e lr time and ago. ...American rocket expert '.jwoperty 8262,500. ' Tough Army major Charlton Heston makes a search through Sahloff attributed a part of the 1954, a record year, 6,58 births 1-3, 3:30 p.m.;.Grades 4-6, 3:46 ahd Naval Trainlpg Station in Bain- w as. conaiimad last night on - the ^resources In the flood dlsMter. tells British scientists space flight Cadet Tim Considine's locker for a stolen watch in this scene from substantial sales gain of hit di were reported, while for the popular performer, from tha chll- Grades 7-8, 8:50. request for tha town to accept Y Y H JJA M S ^ Hie conunendatlon to cltlaens Roxbury—"Total 8292,000. pub vision this year to the "effecuve- dren’a standpoint, was Flippy the bridge. Md. \ , is about ready now for somebody lic'ôperty 8190.000. ' Unlversal-Internatlonars heart-warming Technicolor comedy, ."The first eight months of this year Kindergahan classes will be To Reaubte Meetings Upton Dr., Nathan Hala DC., and who worked independently of My to make the big breakthrough. Private War of Major Benson.” Heston co-stars with Julie Adams. ness” of its fair trade program. 758 (Uio more) have been list aown of WNHC-TV. Ha drew held ifi/ihe Northeast School annex Goodwin Dr., all located In Nathan o n . S R Y i e i croup came ae he began penning Thotuaston — $6,900,000 In pri A spokesman for the National more than his share of laughs with - Burpee Womro’a Relief Corpe vate property, no public damage ed. Totals for the year 19.54. on Hale St. from 8,:4S to 16:45 a.m will resume meetmga on Sept, 7, Hala Heights. Tha roads at Kayil^.Paisnllsn of thanks to (wr|mnl^ Retail Dry Goods Assn., trade which passed the 1,000 mark, his in-the-aisles antica. Rig Broth and from 13 noon to 3 p.m. present have not been completely M I-9 -4 5 4 8 ^ groups such as the Natloi^Gu^, yet reported. er Bill and Leroy of WOOC were at the OAR Hall. 'There wilt be a InduatrUI and jsaHaaWal pafait- Wethersfield — Total 897.500, group of the nation’s retail atorea, are expected to be easily ex The‘ bus achadulea will be the supper at 6 p.m., ralowed by a oiled but Joseph Lombaitl, the de- ^ ^ Soes,’ av ll Defense, State Po ■aid, “Alpparently Westlnghouae ceeded by the 1955 crop of also big crowd pleaaera. same aa last year. The Connecticut ing, expert pajâr haaglag, fleap O b it u a r y public property'8?,500. Planners, Directors to Air butineas meeting at A p.m., with 'Xeloper, told the voters that the.y, aamUag. . lice and the American Radio Relay Beacon Falls— To(al 82,.540,000, has decided it will not or cannot babies. . Family Programs Co. buses leave Northeast School Mrs. Msdellne Frederick, as chsir- met the apeclflcationji required by League. enforce fair trade and so la with Hank Keene of stage and radio each afternoon about 3:30. ] • Deecrtblng the people who volun- public property. 860J)00. jnan. tha SUta and that two years .ago Call MI 9-6486 o\ m 1 f-ll88 Bloomfield—Total 8lz5>000, pub Cheney Farm Subdivision drawing its table erectrlcal appll- fame brought his whole family The yellow school buaea leave the Brownie and -Seont I.kinders when ha started building in that tartly gave of their efforts “as ancas from fair trade.” along to perform ami they were.'' school aeparataly between 3:95 lic property 817,200,. Membership Split The Pinnacle Brownie and Girl area the town did not require the .leglpn.” he said: v-i-t,* Deaths , Terryville—Total 8456,000. pub one of ihr biggeat hits of the night. and 3:26. Scout Leaders a u b will rMume roads. to be oiled. “They have written a bright A proposed 100-lot subdivision of ' William Burston. secretary of State Closes While Keene played his accordion A new pay talaphona booth haa lic property $71,000. been inatalUd In the Northeast meetings Sept. 13 st 8' p.nrr hr He promised provide the page In the generosity and capac- Windsor—’Total 8863,600, public Cheney Farm on Hackmatack St. J the association’a Vendor Relations and aang a few selections, hi^wife' proper drainage andto grading. The New aiM Edwin S. Culver the cafeteria of fhe Vernon Ele- % cf the peofde of ConnecUcut property 8102,000. vrtll ge^ its first public airing a t! Committee added, “We believe did , I dance routines. Tl)en" Hank School auditorium for pupil use. In shouldering rsepqdalbUlljl. lf- L I Mwln Stanton Culver of 'Angel then-that other manufacturara-to Salter’s Pond The ^ super town, died’ yesterday at Manches Town Planning Commission and fair trade should now decide cither miJther capered on the stags. The vising principsl and 3^ teachers, TTie four, persona admitted to first class condition* will become and (Md each one." . . . Jewett a ty — Total $3,400,000, talented family ended their 15- City Hospital yesterday" monllhg | town roads. In hla mitial letter of thanks to ter Memorial Hospital after a long public property $512,000. the Board of Directors Tuesday Doctor Says to continue to eh'fqrce or abandon Flood Rains Seen Cause minute performane'e aa Mrs, Keene three custodians and two cafeteria Parte and illness. fair trade. We juua,t 'want to know cooks. Part - time help Includes a following : a two-car crash on the la k e Opea organisations, the Governor lauded .. Danielson — Total $1,310,000, night in the hearing room of the and her pretty 4-year-old daughter- Wllbuf Cro«i Parkway are liated Herald Pbotcr. the ^200 men of the NaUonal Born In Walimgford, Feb. 2, public property $150,000. Municipal Building. where we stand with the manu Of Coliforin Bacteria registered nurse and dental hygi Ha also said today that Wan- Servica 1868, he had been a resident of this Friedreich’e Ataxia Caaee did a duo .dahee routine. enist part time, special, home- by hospital today as „ln good con Jamaa H. Sheekev, extrema left, suparlntcndent of ^he Manchester Highway Department and Fred gumbaug Lake la aafe for swim GuArde Middletwon — Total $233,000, The Joint meeting will get un facturer." ____ It was definitely an all star per- dition and resting comffirUbly. Lewie; asalatant superintendent, were In Putnam yeatairday, getting. ■ flrat-hand look at the clean-up "Our cltUen-soldiera have been town for 33 years. Before his re public property $32,000. derway at 7:30, a half hour before Inherited In Blood Strain Burston said the NRDGA haa no In Pool; Season Ends making, art, music and reading ming. The water haa been tested Demliag In BngHak Mnkea. tirement eight years sgo, he had the Director's regularly scheduled N. —------policy on fair trade because the fomance from beginning to end. teachers. / , They are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene work being done there by the qqnipment and men Manchester loaned to tha flood-ravaged community. for possible pollution and been a tifiannfi of strength and hope dur North Canaan—Total $475,000, ■.Frankie Hatchett, calypso dancer Crouse of Central Islip, N.Y., Mrs. Julie Steytls ia the truck driver and Alme Jarvis is operntlhg -the payioadar. Manchester haa loanad ing bne of the darkest hours m been employed by the underwood public propfrty 8100,000. " meeting. The Planning Commis By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. membership is ’’equally divided on Salter's Pond haa been CTbsed New memMrs of the faculty in- cleared. MANCHiSTER Typewriter Co. of Hartford for 50 Written for .NEA Service for sWlmftiing by order of the Stale from Hartford, waa a top crowd ■ Ruth Rosmsrin of 51 Elm St., Putnam fy encourage thia correspondent 20 states, an that in 15 of these H,, ia particularly noted for jils Fire District started today. ■whtmilng, the moet popular out FRYERS bay yoGT/ fiM t Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes about his prospects for recovery- Salter's is suitable for swimming. Jackie I.,ombard. a ty Tax Colleikor Mra. .Betty wlts Memorial Pool in Henry Park Watertown — Total 82,400,000, the Lydall Development Corp., states .existing fair trade laws Hbwever. the results of this second Popular song stylist Marilyn, water colors of Vermont and New of the weather, and will be preênt- door apor) at this aeaahore resort Funer.ll Home. 400 Main St. The public prope'rty $325,000. which is headed by David Einbin- but I do not even know of experi have been upheld. These states in Hamuhire. Kristofak will be at the office of Rev. John E. Post, pastor of North ments in treatment at the present test are not yet known. Greene of East Hartford sang sev the Town Clerk. Monday through 4 half-pint of State Takes Step Windham—Total $25,000, pub der,. Lydall Development went clude California, Connecticut. Dela Second Time in Month eral hit tunes, while Maucina Mdl. Meirhtors/fif the aasoifiation who 11^ 4 ^ e a . $ 1 . 2 9 Methodist Church, w’lll officiate lic property $5,000. ahead with plans to subdivide the time which would offer any rea Friday, with the exception of sonable chance of improvement. ware, Rllnois, Louisiana, Maryland, This la the second time this arkey and her laasies in Mah wlsM t(M ^lbit ill the Mansfield.ex- Labor Day from 9 a.m. to 13 nn and buridi will be in Buckland Cornwall—'Ttotal 8125,000, pub tract despite a Planning Commis Mississippi, New Jersey, New month that the State Health De dances were also well applauded /benefit the Public Cl|t From Choice Western Beef TREE BRAND KOSHER To Acquire Laud Cemetery. lie property $100,000. sion action turning down a large Friedreich's ataxia la one of and 2 to 5 p.m. and Saturday's, those diseases which runs in fami York, North Carolina, Pennsyl partment has ordered Salter’s by the enthusiastic crowd, as was Health Nj/raing Aasn. there on 9 s.m. to 12 noon. The taxes may Friends may call at the funeral Kent — Total $175,000, public part of a zone-change request vania, South Dakota, Tennessee, closed. The first time wa.s Aug. 1. the -singing of Nina R osit/^ T «o Sept. 10 should bring their fin home Friday from 3 to 6:30 and property $100,000. made by Cheney Bros., former lies and is transmitted from gen also be sent by mall, Box Tha State has taken another eration to generation. Waahingtivi and WiactiOlriain At that time, the jw l stayed closed singers, Charles Cary at WKNB- ished work to the meeting. Mem Riickvllle, or paid at her home. 10 >chen 7 to 9:30 p.m. New Milford—TotalM $300,000 all owner of the land. Utlgatlon for the-rtioat part has until Aug, S, again because of an TV s ' Club 30,” and Johnny Tag bers are also reminded to bring Cube Steaks DUl Pickles step in'aoquiring the land it needa public property. Its origrinal cause seems to be a Earl St. All property owners pay NW! sm rsils Denied Part of Request concerned the so-called “non- undue amount of coliform bacteria gart were especially gfaod. palntinge for selection of the for its plans to widen and improve West Hartford—Total $65,000 real defect in the germ plasm in ing their lax on or before Sept. the west end of W. Middle "i^ke. Originally, the entire tract wa4 the family Involved. signer” clauae Which compela any organisms in the water. Tumblers Well Itecelved painting-of-the-month. 15 are allowed a discount of five ' ( i f tha-Inw alleutJ)... all public property. in Rural Zone. Cheney Bros, retailer in a given atate to charge Herdic said the high bacteria ______. Newly appointed treasurer. Mrs. ]A O eW o n 4 5 / '^ .I t hka started condemnation ac r These estimates arc being co The disease Itself involves . the The; A1 Morgan Tumblers of .Bol per cent S S f tacauaa it would mako m tion agaiiwt property on the sOitth Funerals had asked that the interior por spinal tord in particular and the "fair trade" prices regardless dt count found in the water after the | ton, featuring” MqCgan and his Richard Fowler of Bolton, will take FYancis Rupprecht. Vernon Fire ~stda of tha street, which is Rt. 44A, ordinated by Finance Commis- tion be changed to Residence Zone whether he has signed a fair trade Aug. 22 teat resulted from the | three young son over the duties at this meeting, Sekonltp euilomtr forlifot Stoner Joseph M. Loughlln for sub defect which causes.it may be car was one of the District collector will be at the ■ r ^naar tha Wilbur Croaa Parkway, Bror E. Brandt A and that the strip on Hackma ried by either pareVit. "To make contract with the manufacturer of hakvy rains of Aug. 18 and 19. He i most popular kris of 'the night succeeding Byron Shinit, also of Dobaonvllle Fire House on Fridays mission to the Flood Dl-raster Re tack St. hie changed to Re.sldence the product. The Spureme Courts explained that he normally chlor- ; They ended their stint on the Bolton. Shinn announced hts resig OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY and LABOR DAY Wouldn't you like to tesla according to a certificate of con Funeral aervlcea for Bror E. covery Committee. matters worse the defect is some through September from 6 to 8 demnation filed in the town clerk's Brandt, 55 Norman St., were held Zone A A. The TPC granted the times hidden so that the parents at Arkansas. Florida, Georgia and inates the water every day but was , stage, by briiîng out the youngest nation at the last meeting because p.m. Amounts may be paid at his RILL LINE COLD'CUTS ^ PICNIC SUPPupS a wkiakay tk ^ iaspiraa so office yesterday. The committee will use the fig Michigan have thrown out the unable to dq^ so from Aug. 1 8 ----- ■------.T" . .. i *• . . of unavoidable business commit this afternoon at the Watklna Fu ures In developing ita overf-ll pro zone change for . the strjp’ along may not show active signs of the member of/the family, an '8-month- muck coakdsnea? For yoar The instrument, filed in the neral Home. 142 E„ Center 8t. the street but denied the change disease even though It is present in "nonsigner” clause, thus invali through Aug. 21. He said the water old daugtjter, who proved she ments. GRILLS ^ CHARCOAL — BRIQUETTES gram to be recommended to. a was so high it would have carried own aaiistaeti^, try elegant name of Newman Argravea, State The Rev. C, Henry Anderson of special session of the State General requested for the interior portion. the family. X dating fair trade for all practical waa as good as her brothers at Plaa Membership Drive Highway Commissioner, names the Emanuel Lutheran Church, of As a result. Lydall wdll be de purposes, and the Supreme Court the chlorination right over the .dam tumbliqg as she rode in a half A meeting of the annual Mem- Sckenley today. Half pint owners of the property as Edith Assembly. Friedreich’s ataxia usually at the west end of the pool. moon chair 33 feet above the stage. berabip Drive -Committee of the ÂM- STEAKS CUT FROM CHOICE WESTERN STEERS which Mr. Brandt was a member, veloping a tract comprised Of land starts in childhodd, but sometiihea of Nebraska has ruled that atate's However, since then, Herdic said WINDOW SHADES A,. Jeffers, Laurel, Md.; John C. officiated, and G. Albert Pearaon in' both Rural itnd Residence AA entire fair trade law unconatitu- Another tumbling act, featuring Rockville Public Health Nursing Jeffers, 107 Oakland St.; Frank the appearance of symptoms is de today, he naa been chlorinating the Jennifer Vennert. Dale Vennert Asiin„ will be held Tuesday even . only presided at the organ and sang Zones, provided approval of the layed until after the age of 30. In tional. ^ water every day, "Now,” he said, L O N G W e a r i n g Jeffers. 73 Pine St.; and the estate two aelections. subdivision is forthcoming. ■ In addition, lower court de and Mary Alice Twltchell waa also ing at 7:30 p.m., at the aascKia- ’ 1^1>.s Pint of UUlan A. Pilling. Arlton Wal such cases, the victim may know “the water is clear, high and run a hit. tion's office. O P E I^ n^ d a y SUNDAY ^ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ~ X Hie bearers were Arnold Brandt, According to the subdivision nothing about it until after he or cisions in six states^Colorado, In ning freely. I'm sure we’ve elim INTERSTATE CLEANTEX lace Pilling, executor, Woodbury, Carl Johnson, both of Hartford; diana, Oregon, Sixith ' Carolina. The excellent performance waa Change Inatnlla.tlon Location N. J. and Algot Ji^naon, Emil Anderson and '8 map, there will be 21 houses she has married and has children inated the cause of trouble." arranged by Mrs. Robert S. Smith Due to the flood damage in Put MSHUK Cl , I.T.C.. HtNlI along Hackmatack St., with the who may also suffer from the dis Utah and Virginia—have held all In any event, both Salter'r’s and Made to Order\^ ', M mV, KK CUM lEBUl VSU8. The property . Includes some and Carl. Johnson of this town, or part of t^ i r Fair Trade Acta and Gertrude Gardner Tyler well nam, the installation of tl-e Fburlh $1.95 With Your Rollera buildlngB and .32 of an acre of Burial was In tSaSt-Gemetery. remaining 79 in the interior por ease. Globe Hollow, the town's other known dance Instructor, while District oAcers, American Legion tion. Zoning regulations require At the be^nning, the signs of unconstitutionWl. ) supervised swimming area, wijl be land. Q—What ii the largest glandu A spokesman for the PhUco Herbert Swanson was publicity and Auxiliary, will be held at the According to Ita present plans, Memorial Mass a minimum of 1,250 square, feet this condition start gradually. An closed Monday at 6 p.m. Tât is chairman. Contributions by local Mooaup Legion Home on Sept. 11, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET lar organ of the human body? Corp.'eaid "Phllco haa never faiia« th e . Stats Highway Department An anniversary Maas wHl be for hoAosin A A zones and a min awkwardness in walking and a the traditional end of the summer retail establishments helped make at 3 p.m. E. A. JOHNSON 317 HIGHLAND PARK MANCHESTER. CONN. A—The Uver, which weighs imum of 1.100 square feet for tendency to stumble and fall easily traded any of its products.' so far as those two swinimming will widen, Improve and .make a said Saturday morning at 7:45 from three to four pounds. areas are concerned. the show a success, as did the Plans M l 3-427B OPEN EYERY NIGHT UHTIL 9 non-access highway of W, Mldd;e in St. James’ Oiurch for the re houses in Rural zones. are characteristic. Women's Republican aub, which The executive committee of the PAINT CO. .7ê..from McLean’s HMl east to pose of the soul of Charles W. As the disease progresses, the distributed and sold ticketi for the Northeaat PT.^ will meet thia LiFETIIVIE Q—Is the special law author gait becomes more irregular and performance. 699 Main St„ Tel. MI-9-450I the Intersection of Center St., W. Carson. ising froe mail for American lugenius Machine evening at 8 o’clock at the home Middle Tpke. add Hilliard St. ^ clumsy. Staggering pr reeling Ike to Spur ÔP of Arthur G. Lyon Jr., president, troops in Korea still in effect? from side to side is common. MOP JbB State also plans to widen and im BABY, t, KIDNAPED A—The Defense Department May Discard 43 Hala St. prove Center St. easterly to Ol- New York, Sept. I UB—A t| i- In advanced cases Irregular Reduces Red Tape Plana will ba formulated for a PORCELAIN has ended free mailing privileges; movements not subject to the Con Drive in ’56 Raee Midland, Tex.' (>P) Don Edwards cott St. '' ■ ' / month-old baby waa reported kid for forces in Korea. nicpting of the committee and the In line with these plana, the naped from Its crib today by a Town Project trol (if the will are frequently seen. Columbus, Ohio (>P)—Lockboume found the home-town made mops teacherX at the Northeaat School. Stata has already condwpnad asv' woman who threatened to kill the The head and neck are likely, to (Oontinne^fronii Pdge One) he’d planned to exhibit in his hotel Q—What is "^VA's highest dam ? make nodding tnoVementa or Air Force Base 1 ^ found a way to lobby missing. The following committee chair **For Your Long Labor Day Weekend*' era] pieces of property and la child’s mother. The woman posed battle that bugliboo of military men (mmprise the Ghiecutive Bokrd Mary St FINISH 'negotiating with the town for the aa a diaper saleswoman In order A—Fontana Dam, North Caro The old Hall of Records, building spasms. Spinal curvature is com The janitor explained; "I saw lina, 480 feet high. may not get converted this year operations—red tape and seeming attend becpiiae of a speaking en as anitounced by President Lyon: l e n m ' purohase of two smkll parceis. to gain entrance to the fourth mon and jerky mpvementa of the ly endless paperwork. gagement conflict. Goldwater Is them setting in your office and I floor a|iartment of Mrs. Christine after all, but it may be put in eyes are-also frequent. ’ figured you was hinting that vou Ways and Means, Mrs. Edwsrd Q—Who was nppolnt,ed the first The AFB is getting flve card- chairman of the GOP Senatorial Tennatedt:. membership. Mrs. BOHAVITA 1 0 .1 1 L I. IT S ON t h e MAP Tegerldes at 46-67 B7ih St., Wood- shape for the Water and Sewer The inherited nature'of the dis wanted your floor mopped. The secretary of the Navy ? Department, one of three depart handling piachines to reduce the Campaign Committee. Richard Marshall; publicity, Mrs. aide, ttueens, police said. ease gives the clue to its conquest: number of paper forms. Only half He and Simpson will play lead mops worked fine, too.’’ AVG.—LP. Detroit (P) Have a look at A—President Adains appointed- ments originally scheduled to if those who are afflicted or have Alfred Judge;- safety. Carlton Les- George Cabot of Maas., the first move into it. aa many people will be needed in ing roles in the Republican party ■Ig; room representatives, Mra. lA N N E D Michigan on the map. It’s a piC' HEIRESS DEATH UNNATURAL it in the family do not have chiK the base file section. And the new 1956 drive to recapture control of ture puusle. • Philadeiphla. Sept. I ( A b - ^ Sroretary of Navy, May 3. 1798, That Ja iwhat Town Engineer dren. the disease will d ie out. It Robert Greene; hospitality, Mra. but he declined the office.' Renja- forma will he filed automatically in Congress from the Democrats. Harold Stone; program. M The Lower Peninsula la a mit erecy contlnned to shroud the eir- James H. Sheekey said today fol never occurs except through germ leas space than now ia, needed. - runulanoes of the death of a mln Stoddert was appointed the lowing a meeting laat night with plasm. I Hagerty said the purpose of the Joseph BelotU; legialaUve. 4ars. CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN STEERS COLONIAL BRAND tan) with the fingertips out to same day. A card fed into a m‘achlne tells Sept, 10 meeting here with ' the touch a rabbit’s foot. .voung hrtresa who eloped with a the’ Board of Directors Municipal Hiere • are other nervous condi what part Is being requisitioned. Presiclent. as well as the earlier .i.!__ ^— PORTERHOUSE The rabbit is the Upper Prnin Florida motoivyrie cop' but to Buildings Advisory' Committee. tions which are known to be on an aeasiona in Washington, is three i f e i p n u n 2 M IN C E D H A M day some of the mystery ap Q— What was the exact number inherited basis. Moat of them (in The' machine punches a new card SIRLOIN Bula, with its face far to the west of human beings on the Ark dur The iqeeting was called after a that brings the Inventory record fold: ; STEAKS u 79c 361 CENTER ST.’-T EL. Ml 3-4453 ’■(Ironwood), its ears in __ L a k e peared to have been dispelled. second inVltation to bid on-the cluding Friedreich’s ataxia) are “Improvement ol party tech LET US TE^T or B O L O G N A Hist. Atty. Samuel Dash saM ing the 40-day deluge? fortunate)y rather rare and for up to date and sets ■ -three type Superiw ”4the Keweenaw Penin A— Eight. conversion job attracted only one writers In motion. If an error is niques, stimulation of organiza YeiirYTMEroe MAINE LIVE ^C K EN sula), Ita front feet touc'hing Wls- she died an unnatural death and bid—and that one $4,700 above this reason do not 'carry names made, an error light flaaheex tional activity,, and broadening and ebnsin and Lake Michigan (st that she underwent an lUegnl which are . familiar except to Ib 3D S e c e e d f It) ’■ Q—How wide a temperature the amount that had been appro First Lt. William L. Stringer, expansion of present activity.” SWEET LIFE WHOLE COOKED Menopitnee) and its. hind feet at operation. She died while preg priated. physicians. property accounts officer, says In other words, whether Eisen Lb. 3 9 ^ DetouC and St. Ignace. nant. variation Jiaa been recorded at It is important to recognize hower decides to run or not, he is LOBSTERS Fairbanks, Alaska? No action was taken by the them early so that the hereditary aimllar ecpiipment is planned at . V ■ A—It waa 147 degrees wanner special committee laat night, but taking a personal hand in whipping Undenejr can be pqlnted out to the I s f' Op party enthuaiaam for ijext A REAL OLD FASHIONED SHAK SALE! In July than it waa on the same It appeared likely that the group unfortunate vlctiih find hi. hiaj or her .Omaha, Neb., and for the I6th Air would recommend t6 the full Pore# at Castle, Calif., AFB. year a campaigns. A aalantifle printed racord made 4Vd date In the preceding December. family and the danger of passing -4akad whether- arrangement for The mercury went to 93. It was.64 Board of Directors that the one the condition on to the next gen eleetmnienlly wUl taB ynn the C m C K E II the .. meeting with Eisenhower degrees below serd on December bid be rejected. The committee, eration can be avoided. trne eandHIan and m8e t yonr 25, 1954. composed'of Harry FIrato, chklr* niieana he will play a personal role SHORT They Melt In , _ , and campaign next fair whether Your Mouth LB. I SWEET LOTS KAOLB BRAND SWe W LIFE" man. and Glll>ert Barnes and Wal A b o u t T o w n he bids-for reeiection or not, Hag EXPKBT WATCH BErAlSS Q—What will be the duration ter Mahoney, report to the PBOMPT erty simply smiled and replied: ECOKOMKIAI. B^VICB CLUB TUNA MRDINES^ | MRNEBÊF of |he International G'eophyeical Board at its regular - meeting Public Records _ "Pie Mary Chehey Library and "They (the GOP state chairmen) Ybar? Tuesday night, 'h *• the West' Side branch, also the are coming here to have a meet Solid Paek A—Jt will be observed from Favors Minor Repairs H'armtee Deads Whiton Memorial I,JbFary. will be ing with the President- and that is HASCO July, 1967, to December, 1958. .Sheekey Indicated he preferred closed ail day Saturdajând Mon- all it means,’’ ' C H A R C O A L " Bag 3 9 C « 3 C 8 n s 2 5 c 12 Ox. Thie period has been set aside for abandoning the idea of atartlng Frank N. Crane and Ingrid .C. (lay. Labor Day. Hagerty recaUed that last year worldwide 'obeervations in earth any major conversion work now Crane to Rebe H. Draper,: property while he waa vacationing in Color AnM rica’8 H hiitt SBdib . w r V r r r ' sciences by some 40 nstioAs. on Gienwood St. NABISCO -r - . CEr : since the supply pf good construe* Mrs. EkTO’ard H. Carrigan, -70 ado- the President met here i/riUi 0 round To Order , g l e e c l u b —• STRAWBERRY p r • RASPBERRY tipn weather is growing abort, In Mathias W, Mohlle and .Lillian Ciuicord Rd., president of En\biem Midwestern and Rocky Mountain FRIGIDAIRE Q—What waa the name of the MohUe to Frank C. Trudnak and Btntea. Frozen stead, he said he favored m în g Edith ^rudnak, property on Au Club No. 5, Urges members to 755 MAIN ST. RITZ CRACKERS Pkg;«35c war fought by the U.S. between what m inor adjustvehto' wouHJTO donate household linen for flood ■ / j r " PRESERVES 4 For $1.00 CAUP. OBOVB 1802 and 1806 over payment of necessary for accommodating juSl burn sufferers, which may be left at her tribute? Oonundmty Construction Co. home before Tuesday, If donors MAINE A—The Tripolitan War. the water-department. , . . Inc., to R ^m ll O. Mathlaaon and Coventry Floo^ LEMONADE He said thr^job..oC remodeling Jean J. Matbiason, property on desire she will arrange to call for the building for all three depart gifts if they will notify her by S A R D IN E S la ra re O U 3 Cans 2 5 c kSWEET LIFE Q—Vlow many DemocikUc Florence St. telephone. . FOR A 2 F . r 2 9 c AUTOMATIC ments—welfare and park aa well Joseph W, tchlopek and Stella Damage $620,000 P O Y O U R ■ 1 ,- presidents have been elected since as water—could" be tackled dgain For the a v ll War? Pulchlopak Edward J. HoH, Yhe'Army -and Navy Club Auxil DISGRIMINATE A REAL SCOOP! \ Evaporated Milk 4 49c in the spring. property on Rd. Coventry. Sept. 1 ' (Special)\— A—Four, aeveland, Wilson, F. The old building, flrst arectad In iary will hold a- special meeting G A M B L iN G 2 0 .2 5 L B . IBVEBT LITE WASHER D. Roosevelt and Truman. ■xecntei^------D ead Monday at 8 p.m., at.^the elub- Town officials in a report to Gov. tha 1880's for all the town’s ad* Friancaa K. Malonay, executrix of BUYER ministrative offleea, ' has been houac.'wbeh jpiana will ba lASde^'to A. A. Ribicoff have estimated that A Y G r ^ E A C H ^ ^ r GOLD MEDAL and PILLSBURY Ck ISTRAWBERRIES Q—Does the tower of the Em estate of Helen AT Maloney, ■ to raise money for flood relief. fliibd damage to •'the town la in vacant since laat October when the JohnlJ. Greene, proplM’ty on Main nt the taee track. Don’t gam- W ATERM aO NS ■ V. pire State Building sway consider-, Town Court and Police . Station the vicinity of $620,000. 1053 Chf)W«r New ToHmr blit when yon boy a need w . oz. 45c abiy? SL Mias Jean E.- Brewer, 16 Scar . The report which the Governor 4-Doar Sedan. Radio, heater, FLOUR 5 Lb. B at 45c 18 moved into the brand-new quar QnitolaliB Came on la and see thia 98U A—No, It nuy move out.of line ters in the reconverted Almshouse borough - Rd.. Slid Wallace W. has requested from, all stricken 4 -new tires;' power brnhea. PlyaMnlh Cimabraok 4-Dear NEWSTOREJIOURSNOWINIPPECT: leas • than ItiH ^h sa, • according to Cbarlas Delnickl to LavitL Bridge will be united in marriage araaa U aimed at oompiling t Medinm bine wtth rieh Mua Bedaa.- EzeeBeat coadiUen: authoritative aoiMes. on'B. Middle Tpke. property on Wilbur Park- broadcloth upholstery. s w e e t U FE 1 jM anfljM fr When It became vacant. It waa Saturday. at 4:30 p.m., in the accuraje flgure, of datnages in Dark green. : OPEN DAILY UNTIL 4 P.M. - ASK AlOOT OUR U n Iq u B 4 ^ SWEET LIFE looked upon as a convenient place way. South Ifathodist Church. curred throughout the state. In f r e n c h F R IES Q-W hich was the first litatc to to which town offlees oouid be U. S. Public Houatm Admlnia- Coventry the greatest dantage * FVULPmCE ^ THURS. ead FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. DEUVERY SERVICE r IfgraU i make Labor Day a legal hoitday? moved' from ‘the. overorawdad tration to Cbarlea M. Plummer and 8.P.3.. Morgan M. Grant, son of was done to private property, with APPLESAUCE 2.., 29c A -Oregon in 1887. All other Municipal Building. Plana ' w an Marjory M. Ptummer, lot No.\60»o.\ ao PoatmaaUr H. OUn Grant has re owners estimating loasaa at 8320:- Fee state leglalaturee how have such in Orford, Village. turned-to Tort Hood. Tex., after a a laW. drawn, .but the first bida, sub 000. Public property damage mitted in March, al) quoted flgursa Alexander J. LaMay and Mif a i i ^ two week furlough. He, is stationed haa bean judged at 8300,000. SWEET LIFE above the 817,000 that had bean A. LMimy to Joaaph O. Coulomb^ there with an airborna detach ABMOUB DAILY CARRIER DELIVERY . . Q—Which Indians are officially appropriated. and Cdctle Cbulonfia, property on ment . ' I classified aa the Five, avllised ITic plana Were raviaed and put Woodland SL * TOMATO JUICE n. . c. 25c STEAKEES SERVICE TO: Tribes? out to bid, again."Thia time, only Bill of iBale . SllB S'CATB PUT BEAUPRE A—The Oierokee, Chickasaw, Fred C. K nou aubmltted a bid. It Howard Baylay to Bernard S. Personal Notices I ' ! I. I . . . I 5 7 c JjCbScUff. Creek and. Semlnolcs. Oozao, fixtutea, aqulpmant. stock Chicago (JV-Tha submarine that BEAUPRE , •BOLTONtAa *AN0Oy«(IAi(l ^ U this bid, of. 8^1,700. which the MARY’S WE CARRY A FUU UNI OP MEATS. Board of Directors la expected to and UM af trade' name at 996 goes nowtaart, tha U.8.S. Silver- MOTORS, Ihc. •COYiNTiYUKi •COLUMMAUKi Q În what building did thk reject l^tecdey night, Main S t, nqw known aa MakebaS- ■idea, has a new skipper, Lt. Keith ijChrd of IliRiiks MOTORS, Inc. "MANCHESTER'S MAf’ Kl! Of 'QUALITY" VEGETAILES AND \ FROZEN FOODS Continental Congtaa meet to tar Pat Canter. . i K. Nicolla. 3, conunanda tha aub Turouib: Uw medinm of Tbo Herald 368 EAST OBNTCB ST. 88B EAST CiENUEB ST. ^ WM tiM iMd N m adopt tha Declaration of Inda- Africa'a LAka ViotoHa wbtcb M whl«!h ia. used to aimnhite crash I deUr^'to txlend my hsarifeH „ap-- - MANOHESTfS, CONN. , MANCHEBnCR, CONN. 1 South Main St. Mifrhcll 3-6920 ir A n g e j u i c e - pendeneeT one and a half Umaa the slza of CmUdli'^'iittlmway Jr., Kaat prrciatlab -of all UadDesa sad - tym- W tiU CiitalBtiflit itepartaitat, MgRchegtgdr EYCBing divas,, maneuvers and |

MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtP> MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 lUNCHasTta.BvmnNC b e b a u >, uA|;iCHEStia, o o a a . t h o t s p a y , S e p t e m b e r i, m s s Woman^:-^# hasn't got it. He Junior (proudly)—It wasn't a r B U N N Y CSO.-UAW am .ft- jnat can't. Spell It! single person, Mias Vail. Father Answer to Previous Punie' 1 ing amployea would raapeet the ter Oo; the helped me. pickat Unas. The union has aaked negoUht ^ for h new contraot Teacher (looking over Junior's Biblical Bit UiW Gains wage iNcraaeea and ether eoAoea- About 'dO-iNM Harvester woi4(oni Sense and Nonsense hoo\e work>—I do;>'t see how it’s I have all Oie, vowels” In my Flood Fund Donations •hma. in 16 plants in IlUnols, Ohio. Ken poaalbte for a alnglt person to name — Pauline Johnson.’i— Mrs. m tucky, Indiana, Tannasaae and Min- A C E O ^ 5f Indian Milwaukee—Âllla-Chalmers Man M A N C H E S ‘i E ]/ make so many miatakea. Andrew Johnson, liyeaport, 111. naaota struck Aug. 26 at the ex WEATHEft NOTE lawyers fee. ’ ufacturing On. talks with the CIO I ------the .weights I Mr. and M ra John Kraua| ^,j-'AHollUtar TclSphoae RU- United AUto Workafs are cqp- piration of the contract. On aunny daya the amalt fry find Man— You want to charge roe K .. Lowell 8.00 change ...... 5.00 Indoor ganiea entertaining; J250 for a divorce? Why, It only Baptist DOWN § tlnuing. National iaaues have been CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 9 HU wife 44 Joke Cluke Insurance Agency, 10,00 Mr. and Mrs. Olaon .... 6.00 settled and a Bnal agreement te ex PUBLIC MARKE The outdoor onea appeai them ' cost ten dollars to get married! I Arioniôua ...... 2.00 Judge and Mrs. Charlaa The minute it atarta raining, Lawyer—But my dear fellow, turned to salt JlHounUin DaWd Thoenhill, H ugh pected soon. The contract eovera THE STUDENTS FRIEND a wife of Boas 8. Hduaa ...... 20.00 about 17,900 iôrkara. Alt have re 803-805 MAIN STREh T •- Myrtle Bazemore. compare the relative Ijenefita is (c^b, form) i Ltnnon, CSandSca Fenn. 2.21 PaulPaulif ■ J'/ Anderson 10.00 suing from th^ respective services! 12 Great Lake turned to utork after a short strike ISTERMOOIC PiNS 3 Allude, Mr. and Mrs, A rth U r Mr. and Mfs. Aaroh (O eeyew i treat Page G ot) 13 Compass point 4 Qained' . 10;00 Cook except‘ tlioaa At Terre HauU, Ind., Proper Young Man from B.oaton 14 Assam Brnnke •.•>• •••••• / 5.00 and Springfield, QL $ 2 .8 0 U p lrepro\'ing hia girl for putting on F.\ IT S OF LIFE Thomas J. Ford ^ 2.00 Harry,Goodwin Jr., silkworm 5 Acquire 5.00 other thing! gives the union for Clevaland ^ A. niw Contract her gloves as' they atarled down Wide-eyed they learn knowledge ''' , 24 OtherwUe 40 Capers Mr. C. H. Shenning...... 10.00 Helen I, Richmond '...... 5.00 the first time the right to atfika DiWEY-RICHMAN the atraetl — Where I come from I to DUpatched Mr. and Mra. A, J. Fal- Ida J, Moors agreerngut waO reached yarly toddy Of the birds and*Uie bees; /' 9 Hops' kiln 23 German ri ver 42 Drive oft between the AFL Amertajtn Flint T6T MAIN 8T. people would Just as soon see aji They.knciw about people, IfCoiuumed 26 Red planet tault 10.00 Arthur T.» Quitter ...... 10.00 over production standards. 17 Fragment 7 Golf mound 43 Gaelic ■7- Glass workers and two (Mgantxa- woman put on her atockings • in' But not about these. >...... Be contrite...... 27 Fowls 44 Dregs Mrs. W. J. Smith ...... 2.00 Alexander Berggren .... 5.00 A depute - over the affactlvs ALL DAY |g Waver tioaa raprasanting the glaaa ooh* public, aa her glovra. Barbara Huff 9Ruuian range 26 Gotr-of love 49 Arabian Linda S m ith ...... 1.00 Gilbert C. Bamea . . . . . 5.00 dates .of the Uyotf pajr plan end Pert Young Laify from Texas 20 SkirmUh Mr. and Mra. Fred L. Fin Jessie M. H ew itt...... 5.00 talner industry. About 2,000 woih 10 Weary 20 Walk iVjyater garmantt other aconomte benaflts sneggad are ware affeetad. They bad bean Where I come from they’d rather. 21 Sea eagle negan ...... 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles the sattlamant beyond ’ the odr* An American and a Dutchman J2T he------11 Detest 31 Apple center 47 UhOGGupUd aakad to* laava thalr Jobs at mid —:— — ‘ I were talking. 10 Bitter vetch 37 Give Mr. and M ra R ich a rd DelnickI ...... 5.00 hlght strika daad|tna and uni& Command* 49 Bellow night last hlght but the aetUamant W b w i Admiral Semmes House, Mobile. I Ameijiran --What does ypur ffag 20 Encountered 38 Conclusion 49 Shade trees. Ruddeli ...... 9.00 Mlaa Bsthar Oranatrom .. . S.OO dawn. ' UiMl Ofr menu ' Mr. and Mra. Clifford An- L. C. Bradley ....< ...... v ■ S.OO Hew INspate Ended ended tba dispute. MONDAY, LABOR DAY Alabama, was bought by popular) look like? 22 Biblical webd 30 Cooking SVCourtesy titli 33 Requirea derrbh ...... 9.00 Mr. and Mra. H. Johnson - 5.00 New Tark'—the CIO United subscription in 1871 for Admiral! Dutchman. It hga three Mripea. 33 Ark builder utensil 92 Fruit drink 'T h ia is how that dispute was O i t l i U M r t M N i w Semmes. Confederate naval hene | red, white a,nd blue. We get red 29 Capernaum Mr. and Mra. John Ander- Mr. and Mra. Howard E. Staalwnrkars won a packaga wage D O Y O U R s h o p p i n g f o r S U N D A Y a n d M O N D A Y 9.00 sattlad: who commanded the famous raider'when we talk about them. White apostle SOD •••••4*44k44aa4a»e 9.00 Hllla ...... Chrysler will begin paying Into booat of 19.3 canta an hour from 30 ------1 i r b . r & r r r Mr. and Mrs. William Alahama. when we get! our tax bills, and we Armory Tavern ...... 5.00 a layoff pay plan trust fund aa of tha Walworth Co., makers of Oar TraatiiiMil pay until we are blue in the face. Testament Anonymous ...... 10.00 Liyangood . . ; ...... 2.00 valvao and flttinga. Tha agreentMit er 1 n \ Mr. and Mra. Howard today, thiea ' monthe after Ford y American j That's just how it is 31 Vehicle \\ Anonymous ...... 30.00 and Genaral MMorg started thalr yaatarday came shortly btfera House to house eanva.sscrs are 32Agt . Mr. and Mra. Milton C. Millar ...... 3A0 schedulad strika of dAOd-! union the only folk.e who ever found in America; i except we see stars, r |7 contributions. But baneflta will be- Vty ua au a baMtUW 1958 too! ' 33 Peer Cynt's \h Hansen ...... 15.00 Mra. Charles Regan ..... 1.00 workers in Kewanee, ni., Greens- Do6g» Cerouet 4-Daer Se that knocking paid, and evep Anonymoua ...... 1.00 coma avallabla naki June 1. the * mother Anonymous ...... '..... 5.00 asms aa at Ford and GM. b«uv. Pa., and Boston. ga*. Tuteue with nUUe. heat their's was. done politely! 34 Mineral rock r 26' Richard Owens...... 5.00 Mrs. Henry O. Bradley .. 2.00 ■ Divorce lawyers have to em Woman My youngest boy has i The labor picture alaii included: New York—a contract betwean er. White tires, terque sag 39 Slight bow i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Owens . 10.00 Mia Rosa.a . the Ttanrport Workers Un[ gaaeral all arauM exerilMit ploy a brand of ralesman.ship or trouble with! eczema. Zl ft Nelson ...... 2.00 , South.. Bond, Ind.—CIO United CIO Neighbor--t-G Gracious, how did he 36 Dfovers Rev. C.. O. Simpson .... 50.00 and Pan American World Airways eaagitiaa. . risk the loss of a client. In Kan P Anonymous ...... , 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Auto Workera voted aifalnet ex sas City a man challengerl the get it? 39 Antiquated Li i 11 z r 10.00 anptrad at mldnlghL but negoUs 41 Individual AndnymouS ...... 60 Harvey ...... tending their contract with Btude- tiona are cortinuing. About 6,000 Mr. and Mra. H. R, Tif Case Brothers Employes baker->-Packard Corp. Altnough 42 Operated » a .109.00 ground aervlca amployea and flight 43 African i fany \ ...... 6.00 Manchester Mill ...... negotiations- are continuing. About •tewarda are involved. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE s1 1 T. Prowe \ L.... ' 5.00 Ounver Mfg. Go...... 50.00 9,000 workers are involvad. dUTOUR WAY ^ antelope 8 Chicago-rlatamational Harvas- C. R. Burr and Co., Inc, .. 100.00 Baltimora—A strike early today 4g All 1 Mr. . and - Mra. Warren 500.00 1 Keith ...... 60.00 Bon Ami. Co...... haltid production at ais Bendtx E6AO,gAHT5(?/i)IOvJ f?E(5CeTTAae!| III § m s 30 Biblical name J/ % 1w Dr. Herman A. White . . . 1.00 Mrs. Madeline Zisitarth .. 5.00 radio plants,' which mostly are l 51 Tree, fluid _ VOU’LLgft i J as nsh w w IT 16.00 cocKOos you EtiTse 1 Mrs. Graca Bergeron 5.00 Mr. and Mr*- R- Monell.. AFL, International Assn, of Ma- TV SERVICE^ SMOKED 96 Bivalva 15.00 MOTORS, Inc. — TM OeOEKiNJ6 TWllA 52 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Get- >sepn I chiniata expired at midnight. Na- TAISJEO THE O TH ee. ,, OP 'THE ipollusk ^1 10.00 Days M m £. A GaO . flS EAST CENTER 8T. UEAN.kEA0Y.ToiUT sil6HT VJAMDEEED IsiTO iChell ...... 5.00 Dr. Rayiqond R. Mo***r. gotiatiena are - continuing. The S0R6B006 ÂKlPffASA 97 Essential Johannes Andersen ..... 2.00 NIgkta OZiOOnna Parte kAHUHESTEE. OONk. ROULETTES m >ARD AsJD h e l d A W is Mr. and Mra. Gua Florin . 10.00 union repreaanta about 3.000 em Û.V(0RO6A FAmilV being Mr. and MTa Herbert Martha Marahall. Louisa |6irt OR *iax ,‘£vaaiags Uatll B P. M. 96 Unit of 5.00 ployes but the emnpany said 3,000 Aatefgaya UatU S P. M. IF(?0M A UOspoOh) 57 - H a le ...... 10.00 Stokes ...... F.I6WT, “Stye ehe’f fino! W »nli to knowf how you « ro r reluctance - 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. McClure 5.00 others are affected alio. \ F L 0ei6f TO John Allison Jc...... 5.00 Ball strike; M ond^ DAISY l^Vi to S lb. r .,,o e A C £ \CkjZ I Mr. and Mrs. John Kac- Holly and Bonnie. Hooker, lb Mark Jakusvich ...... 1.13 New York —The OIO-TYanapoK .Average .. r marezyk ...... 100.00 Worker! Union has called a strike John L. B a r r y ...... ; 5.00 a ------Ask Your Dgctef U. MILD CURED PRISCILLA’S POP . Fighting WotMo BY AL VERMEER r.ceen Manor Eatatea, for midnight Friday ofySS.OOO Inc. .. 360.00 maintehaiica and Inipectlon em n t a ^ Gill ...... 5.00 ployes of the Pennsylvania Rail road. A union Official aald he Tt n o i i Us "Kingan Reliable Canned Ge.0 rge O. Hose ...... 10.00 Local Stocks HOFFMAN IMPORTED Earl G o v id y ...... 6.00 had bean assured railroad operat ' Whole Cooked - 9 o N;8A1a : Mr. and Mrs, Byron Shinn 1 ...... 10.00 Leital Notice L b. Michael J. Sheridan .... 5.00 a * A lX)UftT OP PROBATE h*ld at HANS 79e Mr. and Mrs. Thoinas CANNED K e g . CoTFntrv. within and for th« Dlatrlrt 1140 12 Lba. Each. Bently f ...... I' ‘ nr Coventry on the 80th day of Auguat. 10.00 aid Aakad IMS. y s .4 9 Doe's ..»e ...... 73 Preaent. £LMORe TURKIKGTON. Bopelesa, no waste, solid, awrot. ♦ / > Sheridan'e Garage ...... 14.24 airat National Baafe Judge. • "tender meat. All bone and aUa . of Manchaiter 28 32 EaUte of Ftorenre M. Taylor. late of has been removed. Manchester Drlve-In Hartford National Covanlry. In said Dlstr^. deceaaed. Your Nixt 16 LB. 7 OZ. SIZE—VERY LEAN Theater ...... 34.87 Bank Trust Co. 33 SS The AdministratriK having . made Raymont T. Schaller .... 10.00 written api^lcaUoir to edid .Court. In Ckinn. BSnk and accordance the etatute. for an Mrs. Yvonne Latiilippe .. 5.00 SWIFT PREMIUM or LAND O'LAKES _ A IR Trust Co...... 75 .60 order of ante pf.the whole nr part of W I N E S A N D Mrs. cnifford Cheney .... . 100.00 the reapeatate deacrihed therein, it ia • **! Manchester Trust . . . 65j ■ * orderM that eald application be heard Church of the Assumption 522.52 the Probate Office, on the 6th day VALUES TH* HAlR-rO L(?P COUCSK Mrs. Ida G illm ah...... 1.00 S-Lbs. to € Lbs. Size Drawn wMMMi e*i Aetna F ir e ...... 70) 73 of September. IMS. at 10 o'clock in the ew.ist«wiimii^--.T.in«.ii.a»â.i. Alma Johnson ...... 20.0 0 ' forenoon; and that notice thereof be Oven Ready Hart/oid Fire ...... 155 165 given, by puhlithlng a copy of this ALLEY OOP It’» W«hba!"\ BY V.'T. HAMLIN A. R. W a tso n ...... •10.00 National Fire ...... 94 99 order In tne Mancheater Evening Her* LI. BY RAY GOTTO 15.00 COTTON WOODS .Inhn H. H y d e ...... Phoenix ...... 80 84 aid, a newapaper'having a circulation , SHOP lARlY , amall-boned sad heavier-meatod . . . F. Eldred H o d g e ...... 5.00 in aaid Dlatrlrt. and by poating a copy These famous turkeys are a good bet for a email family < ' I o o N t o o ■ « > * - * — < o m , _ .~TH6 ONLY IWN6 Ute sad Indemnttv Ina (Jaa. thereof on the public aign>poat In the you get more a i^ t and lees waste. ^ PtOCNB.DOCV^NMC^VOUCAN AOTRE OOlNfi TO J. S. Lewis '...... 3.00 Aetna Life ...... 230 245 Town of Coventry. In said District gt alBSID AU DAY MONDAY, OUA LA9' CHANCE/ WHUTTSpSNEAKY WAY leaat five daya before aald day of bear NICE MORE. v , » € n o . 7 NO'’ '»»w TAKE S A air. and Mra. Leslie Buck- Aetna Cakualty...... 257 272 OVEN r e a d y OVEN READV OVEN READV FARM FRESH C0TT0N«.i0 WT r BEAT ME OUT UP A 2.00 ing. and that return be made to Ibia stnmm s, uior day OSCARiTHET NA6 \ ptDNTOUA ITie J THEtS YO'SELF ON BASE land ...... Conn. General ...... 553 573 Court. 16 to 12 IBS. \ 18 to 20 LBS. IS to 15 LBS. At? LEAVE TH' Wilco Machine T ool ...... 2S:00 Hartford Steani Boil. . 96 102 . Atteat. JhKE? A l*AeBA! /OUTOFMY 5.00 ElalfORE TURKIKGTOK. Judge. LAND O'LAKES LAND O’LAKES NATIVE HEN FRYERS mCK. hK>M! REST TO l)L,' Jules A. Karp ...... , Travelers ...... 99 106 Gins Ready fbr.paa. (Tyclone? Mrs. Carl Lingenfelter . . ' 10.00 PuMte Ltantaa X Dr. Albert A.. Freiheit ... 25.00 Conn. Ught PoWer . . . 17>4 19% 1.76 10.00 Conn. Power ...... 42*4 44*,* MORTON'S, iaoders in school ihoos HENS oms 55 Lb. 8 and Corner Soda Shop ...... R E D C R O W N T u. e ^ h n W. Martin 10.00 Hartford Elec. .Lt. . . . 58 60 Mary Hutchison, Chris- Hartford Gas Co. . . 37*4 '40H «H 2 J 9 tinsL Hutchison ..... f i, 5.00 So.^New England :^'* M ooe tot Oertnide Bunce ...... 25.00 Tel...... 41*4 43H Annonymoua ...... 2.00 Miannfaietnrteg Oemoanlae Ward Cheney ...... loio.no Am. Hardware ...... 21*4 23 BEEF CUTSb ' Davis Bakery ...... 25.00 Arrow. Hart. Heg. . . . 48 51 FOB A NICE POT ROAST LEAN GROUND R. T. B a se le r...... '. 25.00 Asso. Spring .'...... 29 32 R O i l N H O O O BrUtol Brass ...... 17*4 1914 T. eê-jL «. p JennU R. Wind ...... ■ 25.00 BONCLEEIS Mr. and Mra. G. Anderson 25.00 Collina...... 120 130 5TM CHUCK BEEF BOOTS AND HERBUDDIEI > On The Job BY EDGAR MARTIN Shady Glen Dairy Farm. 25.00 Bm-Hart ...... 28*4 31*4 iOT 2.89 HAMBURG C. GamboUtt and Bon.... 25.00 Fafnlr Bearing ...... 43*4 46^ Anderson and Johnson... Landerz-Frary Glk. .. 23*4 25*4 CHUCK ROAST MMA.R'L D\0 \ VIST B U Z S A W Y E R BY ROY CRANK 25.00 r 6.85 lb. Dr. Joseph C. Barry ..... 25.00 N. B. Machine Co. .... 38*4 39^ 3 TtMKT MATCtK - VONTW TWt SOTANYTHINB N. Eaaterq S teel...... 5 \ 644 >^ r 55* 31 Williams Oil -Service. Inc. 50.00 VVM9M t COXTMI. VIET ViSOMt WiStACtR , ON THE SCOFF, J George Budd...... 10.00 Nqrth and Judd...... 32*4 35*4 nEISCHMANN'S HV6S " t a t m .ttS K 0»S NT ?> MAC? Russell Mfg...... 11 '13 1ETI& TO MOLTICRS^ Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Lang- SHEgOit, don ...... 10.00 Stanley Works 57*4 60*4 lbs. EtMit VOO««. A m lOKSCHMOr. Terry Steani 130 — Black. Coffee, Avocado or^ Black leather bow-heck 3.57 5 9^ L. Carlson...... ; 10.00 2 «>^ 75* WiMCOtdiE WOMI. 'Red'Leather ^ eweater pump. OtHMER Mr. and Mrs. James Hynd 10.00 Torrjngton, ; ...... 23*4 25*4 Madeline Smith v...... 10.00 U.S. Xinvelopa com. .. 88 . 96 f < I*" ■ ' " 6 . 9 ^ ‘ W’. B. S ^ n cer 10.00 69 N o M iss! mtsimmtfis/ bOTTlEO AT. the OltmiEaV ALC 1 ^ BAY le THAT lUCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD M-r. Tend Mrs. William ' ' FBZBHLY s l ic e d n a t i v e TENDER WESTERN I WOULDN'T LET THAT Wuerdlg ...... * 10.00 IT CURE MU6T M HAPPEN 7 0 ^ OP MY , Mra. Burt L. Knight .... 5.00 TOUdH ON THIS UTTLE NINE CHILD(IEN/...N0,1m / WiaCAllWATSHARpToFGOOitSEiCPIP,'' Mr. and Mrs. Winiam OLD HARVEY BABY BEEF LIVER CALVES LIVER CALVES LIVER KI0.'...N0B00Y KNOW SAIRPHH-HESNEE2EP,i GOVERNOR-BUT Young ...... 6.00 H ■UMMte WMItKIV \ WHO HE 15. AND HI6- < WRT IT K S0ME1RMG, MldSY V HE MAY, TOO, KIm! HE^S HOPING IT NOULPMAKE/ UN NOT MISSING Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur U ' SIH PARENT5 6EEM TO Balmer' ...... 5.00 F M SOmStj^ WIJH A BRntvNONLV ABOUT TfNFEET f i O O f »O T 2,99 .H $ 1 . 2 9 ^ L b. 7 9 c HM/E POCGOTTEN ALL WU miss! I - W ANymiNG tomt! ■Clyde C. Richard -^5.00 WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT L b . 5 9 c ABOUT HM/ -AFTER WIATNE WQUOHT HED 00?M ?H 0LP )ti(R David K. KCrr ...... 5.00 . 4. S AND i TEARS OtD ' Arthur Schultheia ...... 8 .00 - F a vo n tes bOTTlED AT THf DISTIIURT FRESHt-YMADE OUR h ic k o r y ' s m o k e d " Mrs. Thomas G. Leveille. . 5.00 Mm. W illiam; S. Farmer Jr. a . .... t. ... ^5.00 LYNN8R0QK LAMB PATTIES 49e BACON Lb; Mr. and Herman V. k. ■UNOtD WHISKIT WRAPPED IN BACQN FRESHLY s l i c e d . ■Johnson . . .j,'-,’,';;,-'.. . . I'B.OO Mortlock'F.Driving School 5.00 P R Q O f JS3.23 Vlr^nia W, Thornj^n ... 5.00 FRESH DRESSED^ CHICKEN PARTS ^ America** Uncct sadc 'S*7,79 WHISKIES m THIS PRODUCT Lo ^B ...... -•'■•-.I’- l b » SBS^ S. a AND 7-VtARS (XD Hative Fryers Iroosts ...... As.Rfe^ BY LESLIE TURNER CAPTAIN EASY H anging On FRECKLES AND BIS FRIRN One*Man Alarm RY MERRILL C ’BLOSSBIE HIMS r e p p ir JAMES STEWART Win^s ...... l b . 3 8 c THI» rusospwtv,. n . 7 9 J i J 8 ^ . V ■omaa w r o n o N o d Iis , IcK la . • ,3 Hbs. 3$c PBR^TBNT______LMCH I . STOP!/ n b c a n t : w a M M C O A 6 0 0 0 . JOB wnru THAT no* MONM ~EiAMKS fo k u m sc ■ouatON wMiiiaT ’"•ABCiODIUI XhOULO.HOPOPPNJP •' 66 RiOMT BACK* \ance of. Yoiae? ymbycam t fbc mtiruck. Caucus Notice Cut Up Beady f Terma: 1966* Fresh Shipment Of I Vaeeat Aug, 86. Both «a 18M, 1956-1957, 2BS5-1M8, 16i«* 118 Edsl’ CGiitgf grauad Hoar. Could be mage 1959,. 1955-1960, 1M6-1961 I late eoe efSer. Apply CMdidataa for aominatloa muiit Sla notice of their . Intention W SEAFOOD fk al. TROTTER eeek ' the Rapuhlican kominatlea.^ Street --l-Tr not later than Friday, Sept! 3, '- t t S U lO il^ ’ST. ' 1995, With the aerfc ef tha Tewh 1 TElir M i9-77S2 , OommRtee, or tha Chairman. ' Norma P. Tegteeg^fibelratea . ManchOfter auAaMfc t VawB 'CWuBUaa.

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, -V IIA N C ^ T E R EVENING HERALD» jBIANCHESTEB. GONN* THURSDAY^ SEPTEMBER 1. 1965 IUNOTB8TBB EVENWG BER^D . MANCEnSTER. OQN^e THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1955 £A<3I

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e a r l w t o s t . Defeats Tribe's Second iRuh Against O rioles ' /' Gains Initial Victory M arsh Safe on Fjelder'a Choice {Nashua Gains Revenge NMhua All thQ W a r Riyal Bank 6^5 Cash in on Three Hits 1 w a a n h b m b a n d (^feature. . . Channel 8 is now fea OMUMctlcut’s rootjMOl 9ulde for turing Red Barber's Corner Friday night’s at 10:45. \ FlMU^Bteiidlngs Against -JPading Bosox To Down Spencer 3-1 For Defeat in'.Derby adltoi! Iw nrank Soltys, Is \ w. L. Pet. lbs bsst yst from the ..UOonn k National 'Leaguers have led their nrat Nat'l Bank .> . 13 3 .813 Chicago, Sap t 1 (JO—It tooli4tlilrd bahlnd Stymio and Citation campus. UOonn’s home games wlU Beaupre Motors . ^, New York, Sent, 1 (/

-îcago’8 old folks pitching staff Score Pair of Tallie* American League rivals in the -art N a ^ a three months and 84 days on tha all-tlma money list. be acalnst ICaasachuaetU Oct. 8, of hitting home runs in 17 of the Manchester Trust reclaimed Bob Keegan today had the White Sox shoved off In IFintj and Never All the M arbles Nashua now la but $19,707 short New Hampshire Oct. 29, Rhode Is past 30 seasons. However, the Elks -----i ...... to catch up with Swaê— of' (Citation’s record aa a 8-year- Nassiff Arma for Cleveland to put their half-fcimie lead in the American land Nov. ,12 and Holy Ctoes Nov. junior circuit holds a Uii League to a showdown test agai^st^the Indians. ^ Trail; Biu Kuhlmann brutally beat Mm to avangi Ma Md, said only $206,195 shy M his 19. . I, Bob Ingalls is now in hla, in the all-time home run ahd runs Aeeto a Srlveeter 4 national League title tn regulaf Toreteuen. lb .., 0 0 0 lleld coach, John Chapman, who are tested in maintenance of qual Amtrault and a single by Wayne of wood” as Marion put it, with a , season play, ltd all the way and Showdown, Grat of Its Mml since Swapa got after tha clubhouse turn Longfellow. The lear’ was short Boston ...... 74 H A89 8 Total; ...... n 1 4 1$ $ $ 1 succeeds Paul White, coached the ity. . . . The boo birds at the Polo pair of two-run homers. except, for., the final inning were Aceto A Sylveater 300 1 0 ^ Armed beat AaaaUlt and Jo e k ^ waa one-half length with six fur Grounda recently gave Willie Maya lived, however, as Dangerous ,.Wlth a sA’eeip of the two-game Remaining Games never In serious troubis although qWnccF Rubber ...... Eddie Arcaro by eight lengths for longs gone. backs at arch-rival Rhode Island Danny Renn led off the second in 010 000-1 for the past five years. Like In- the once over when he failed to Bbaton scries, .Chicago stayed five - Chiaago (24): Hotne (8) — the game was a tense struggle 3B. Kuhlmann: BAC.' Beckwith: DP, ^ same Jaclq^ at Belmont in Shoemaker had] used tj>e whip ning with his seventh four bagger Cle\-rland (2), Sept, 20. 21; BannWage^to r)elcher, Beckwith lo g i ^ Chapman la a native of stop-Duke Snider's hit. Thje bail percentage points ahead of New' thmughouL ■' ■Mta to Dupont: BB, Kuhlmann 3; 1947, undoubtedly cinched S-year- in the Kentucky 'Derby, but has rolled, pest Mays and the Giant of the year to tic the score. Th'e Yoric and Cleveland, deadlocked Kansas Cfty (S), Sept. 22, 24, Jnni^ Ihto Y S Lead old honors and probably the "H one aaid since that It was done merely Slarblebead. Mass 1he.hew.TIQpnn Banlcwent out in front on an error, BO KUhlnmn 4. Marah U:PB. Lange coach was a T-quarterback at centerfieider didn't even bother to in second. ITie Indians kept tbs 25. Away (19)— New York The winners JOntped Into a 2-0 »: W- Kuhlmann (1-0); U. Wlltkt, MuL of the Tsar" award for Naarullah’s to guide .Swaps rather than to in. chaae the ball and Snider circled a single by Ray Ponticetli and pace oa rookie Herb Score three- (2) . Sept. 9. 10; Cle\-elaiid (4). lead tn the top of the first. With VuanU. Glampoln; U Hareb handsome mn, owntu by William dues mors speeiL Dartmouth, graduating in 1950. Larry Lovett's two-run single.. U-1): Scorer, Braaa: Time, 1:01. Bill Lotka handlea the line and the bases. . . . Phil Rizsuto of the hit Baltimore 5-1 and fanned 13, Sept. 2. 8. 4 (2); Beaton (2). two down. ’Barry Snyder reached Wqodward Jr.; of New York. Nashua's winning Urns oh i Larry Psnclera the ends to com New York Yanks has been in the Manchuck Delivers overcoming eight hitlesa relief in Sept. II; Washington (2), S ^ . on an error and moved to accopd This sweet ravenge, accom- track termed as ."gotMl” was plete the coaching, personnel. big show for a dozen years but few, Bob Kwash doubled to start the nings by the Orioles' Hec Brown. 7, 8; Knnsns C$ty (8), Sept. ' on a passed ball. John Banivage pllabed under the ating of Arcaro’a 2:05 1-6. He waht off at 6-5 and fans know his real first namg. It's Trust’s half of the third .and Lon.g- New York mide it past Kansaa 16. 17. 18; Baltimore (4), Sept. rescued Snyder with a tingle to whip that spurred Nashua to a retunied $4.40 to hia seieaming Flero. fellow scored him with a single, to Bob Avila slides home in the first inning August 31 with the Cleveland Indians’, City 11-6, but Tommy Byrne rightcenter, and took second on never-headed lead from the bar backers in' a crowd Of '36,262. Veteran backs who will return ind run in IS (2). 14. (2); Detroit (2), Major Loaguo ^bring Trust to a 3-2 deficit. Four the game against Baltimore at Cleveland. He came home behind A1 Smith Hoot Bvei double. Be- neêd help to gain his 13th vic Sept. S. y . the throw to IM plate. BiUy Kub> rier, gave the erit hia ninth vic- There was pari-mutiisl ivin betting to Tale this season incliids atart- ig runs .crossed the plate in the tory when the A’s scored five in manh lined the first pitch to the ,tory in 10 otarta this yaar. only. w s Dean Loucks, Denny McGill, A1 Philadelphia may be known as hind catcher, Hal Smith la pitcher BilltWight of the Orioles. . Smith (16),. and plate umpire Ed Rommel Cleveland (28): Home (8)— the O ty of Brotherly Love but as urth fof the Trust on three watch Avila tally. (AP Wlrephoto).' / v i Ybe ninth. centerfleld fence to Score Bsnl- =s=Leociars= Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, Swaps received 1-5 backing. Ward and Steve Adurman from glee by the bottom third of the CUcago (4), SepL 2, 8, 4 (2); far as the nutjor league baseball Fall Five Oamea Back vsge.. NsNaaal Lesgaa Nashua'! trainer, told Arcaro to The w ilin g pool was $176,787, last year's line club. Practice er, a force out a wild pitch Boston fell five games liehind Detroit (8): Sept. IS, 17. 18; Spencer Rubber came back with BatUi ______"Keep themther horse buoy all the with $107,359 going on Swaps and players are concerned the fans arc Kaniuw City (2), Sept. 5. Away (Baaed on~336 at bata)—Aah- started today a t New Haven where the worst In baseball. Most popular and Manchu-u ^ 's home wn. The while again proving easy marks a run in the bottom of the second. Inirn. Philadelphia. Campanella, _ time. Run when you have to." $67,378 on Naritua. Eddie Arcaro drives Nashua under the flnirii Uae to win tho Coach Jordan (Mvar greeted 78 city is Detroit in the American homer proveied'-, to be I tlie winning *0iie Fight I Hated 1o Wii* for Keegan and Rivera. It wa^ the (14)—New York ($). Sept. 11; - A double by Al Dabrowskl and a toooMyn .$$?■ KluaiewakI, ClncinnaU, Arcaro oaia be "hit Naeiiua so Each colt, aocordlng to the own Chlcngo (2). Sept. 20,..21; Bos 117: Snider Brooklyn. .$i$; Furlllo $100,000 winner-take-aU etassle at Washington PariL CMeago. SwapA candidates. . . Three special auto League and you guessed it. Mil-' run\as the Ban' up with two Red Sox whom Keegan last single] by Phil Dupont accounted Brooklyn. .$13. <— . 7 hard" he thought he "set hia flank ers, will ha raced several times in with Willie Shoemaker up, trails by siz-and-one-hatt lengths. race meets are aeheduied this nms\on three the fifth, whipped. He has . a 8-3 lifetime ton (2), SepL 9, 10; Wnehlng- for the tally. Runa-Snider Brooklyn, i n ;‘ Mnre. on fire." He added that Nashua tha East before calling it a season; watdtee, in the National League. New York MB; Cincinnati, 101: weticend at Rlveraide Stadium and Chicago runs a close second In the' .Manchuck rell Harry Roy against them. Ri-vera, in turn, has lon (8), Sept. IS (2), l4 ; De ~ In iho fourth, the Contractors lUuaiewakl^^Clnclifliatl, 100; Brutoif and "did everything I aaked him to do, PoaslUy their, next meeting will the Eastern States Exposition National because only day games in Ui#, fifth with ticing run on Jackson Batters Charles smacked four of his nine home troit 2). Sept. 28. 24, 25; Bal- /| picked up their final run. Banivage Mnthewa: Milwaukee. M. ~ including take the ,lead.” be in' the fl()d,000 Sysonby Stakes itrack. Jlaturday night a triple- third base and fired three strikes runs this year against Boston- ttmone (2), Sept. 7, 8. ' Ird off and reached on an error. .R um Bailed In --Snider. Brooklyn, Willie Shoemaker, the losing at m mliss, weight for age, SepL are played at Wrtgley Field. . . IH : Bnnla. Philadelphia, li0;>Kluaaaw- Will They Meet Again ? header program is scheduled at American League pitchers worry -pass the batter. all of them off Tom Brewer, who New York (28): Home (14) He moved to third on two passed akl, C in c in n a ti. 101: Mmoanella, Jockey, aaid that "Swapa tried, but 24 at EtelmonL Rlveraide. The card will include mors about ^ e “short porch'' st The standings were settled a few Tof Register Easy Victory now has a 9-10 record. —Chicago (2), SepL 9. 10; balls and came in to score when 100: Poet. CDicIhnatt,^. Just couldn't get there.” He added: Last night Woodarard told Ever throe main fe a tu r e s of 50 Brown, a Boston castoff, arrived Hils£«usxew ahl._ ClncinnaU. 171: Kansas cnty^than they do about weeks ago, but many new records Amarlcoa 3,*asaa Cleveland (2). SepL 11; Boston Robin Craig looped n aafety to M l, Ofnclnnatl, 110; Poat. Clacirtnall, ‘Tm not making any excuaea ett Clay, secretary of the Hialeah laps each, one for the modlfled / W-, L Pet. CBL too late to help the Orioles. Cfi^ve- (3 ) . SepL 10, 17, 18; Knnans HaraM Photo. but I don’t think he cared too much Race Track a t Mlahiiis^Fla., that Question a Natural One the left field wall at Fenway Park were estabUshsd. A complete list Cleveland, Sept. 1 UP)—’Tonunyw But I don’t want to fight." righL 186: Aaron. Milwaukee, I t t ; Mopn, Bt. Pltchor Skip Mitfah of Spencer Rubber ia abown above croesing stocks, one for non-Fords and the In Boston. Detroit was the only of the i^cords will be published /Chlcaro ...... T»*51 .60* — land scored fl-ye in the first with City (2). SepL 7, 8 ; Detroit RoUy 8attSe4 Out Loub. 154. f6r the track—he waa laboring all Nashua will race there next winter (Hurricane) Jackson, the fantastic "Oh, if you don't want to fighy Cleveland ...... TO '53 .408 ' Ooubtee — Ixigan. Milwaukee, SS- Arat base safely in the sixth inning of last nlght’e Little League round third for Jalopy cars. Monday af city In either league where the 160 in The Herald shortly. New York ...... 79 53 .408 flw hits off Bill Wight before Hec (2), SepL 18, 14; WaaWngton ’The Rubberman tried to ignite a Snider, Brooklyn. 29; Poal, Cincinnati the sWay and didn’t handle too in en effort to beat Citation's young fighter who had Jual bat Boston ...... 74 S« .588 came on the scene. Jim Megan, tobtn championahip gome at Waddell Field. Marsh was robbed well.” OUcago, Sept. 1 (8V-lYm they^BelmooL If both oamers a n artlL ternoon at the Exposition track in bail players polled didn't have at Msachetter Trait iti that’s a d iffe r e n t story,” said (8). Sept. 2. 2, 4. Away (9) rally in the bottom of the sixth but and toron, Milwaukee. 3$; Reeee, mboey winning record. log, the track Is raportodly caoSy West Spiinglleld a special 20-lap ah r h po B e rbl tered Ezzard Charlee into helpless Detroit ...... 6, <5 .508 and Moot Evers each drove in two Brooklyn. Bell, Clnclnnetl, Bruton, of a baa^ hit by shortstop Johnny Banavige of Aceto A Sylveater. The $100;000 pot pushed Nash Citation aron $1,085,760 for the meet again? That was the ques least one grips according to Sport. Plerion, 3b .9101 00' ness, walked up to the 34-year-

P) — Light heavy crown. New York ...... M 63 .519 144 previoualy was equaled by New (8), SepL IS (2), 14. i^W»y Newcqmba. Brooklyn, 104. .$$$: Larina, worth told newsmen after the I / flalmond: l b . . knocks us out of the picture en Cincinnati ...... 85 71 .478 33 Kuhlmann pitched for the arin- 'ft” ®!?”/ *!!*. •«;. Roberu, Phlladal- Into Heavy Sports Schedule Chumming, competition and a b la weight champ Archie -Moore is i Renn. cl In' the ring before the TV York-Washington in 1914 and Tops in New, England race. .. In YonLers Event tirely. It was tboae last two rounds Chi<;ago ...... 84 .471 33 ( 6 ) - New York (S). 8M L 18, nera and hurled fine, atendy base Milwaukaa. ISA, tion an three of the mdjor rea confident fellow these days aa he Alosky. 3b , 3 0 1 cameras, Jackson was. a dancing, 8t. I»uis ...... 55 .430 394 Brooklyn-Cincinnati last Saturday. 17, 18; Balttroore (8), SepL 2, •dlj: toirdelta and Conley, Milwaukee, Shoemaker agreed. Shoemaker Ponticelll. c 1 0 0 that did it. Jukson didn't hurt Ez Pittsburgh S3 80 .3M 33 ball. He acattered six hits, fanned ll*7« .611. sons why flsh bite, says Dr. James prepares for his fight, with title- Daigle, p ...... 0 n 0 wekvlng, cocky Jack-in-the-bdx, Byrne, 35. waa breezing along on 8. 4. / said Swaps swerved out of the in any way./But Ez has a family Tharsday's Brkedale six and walked two. Skip Marsh, IWrlkeouU Jones. Oilcago. lU; Boston, Sept. 1 (F) —Boston^frJordan Oliver has■. only Mike New ' Tork, Sept. 1 (P) —It'eVtJie Big Ten last sesson with a starting gate, something ha had Tonkara, N. T.. Sept 1 iJTh- R. Westman of Rutgen University holder Rocky Marciano for the 0 0 rt finally staggering the baffled Milwaukeekeo at Btooklyn. 1:30 p.m.— a four-hitter, behind home runs by ------/ ■ ...... ----- ^ b erta. Philadel^la, 14$; Newcombe, September with the American seldom-seen sweep of seven games who began research on the subject heavyweight crown. At the formal Wajomowlci. a 0 0 0 and three lads and every payday Crone (S-8> vs Craig <3-34. Irv Noren, G il. McDougald and Spencer’s ace, posted hU usual BrookTyn. '131; Haddtx, It. Loiila. i r College, Yale and Boston Univer- ®'??**®y** center.'‘i never done before, and be said his Soott FToat hade from k trium I.s)vett, 3h. If.. . Charles in the 10th round and hit and then swamped Southern Cali , 18 yean ago. Competition means cont^t-slgnlng ceremonies here 1 Q 2 counts. He/makes the decision. It's Cincinnati a t,. [ew York. I :® p.m.— Mickey Mantle, and had retired 13 strong game. Hs. allowed Juat three AntonelU. New York, 131. ) w ^ t appearsappe League pennant race hogging the' horse didn’t seem to "care much phant tour of tha mlffirast altar Gavrllo, b ...... 0 ^ 0 ting him with punches from every okay wiUi me." Nuxhall (14-;m ya Moniant (3-7) or Irfague Home Runs—1103 (Record la my mm, »k.1yf «... in years to ■ports headlines. College football fornia in the R ^ Bovfl 20-7; winning tha Hairtblattmtoa tear the presence of a large number of be wore a yachting cap. When where. in order when the A’s went to safeties, struck out 12 and ttU- HOT aet In I0S3). 80 for tho track.” It looked like the end of the Glel (3-41. ,/ ceed” label today aa New Ebtgland with.another strong baCkfleld de pops into the picture with the Michigan packed with sopho weeka ago, eeaks to hdqat hto 19M . fish. Chumming is the giving of a aaked what hja hat signified, ToUli ...... 'pi 6 R15 6 0 Apologized for Beating St* Louis'at PUtshurgh. 1:30 p.m.— work lit the ninth. Don Larsen Top Golfer* Here ’ played excellent control In not Americas Laagaa "He was laboring 8dl the way, ' Orounded out lof Dell in 6th. trail U t Charles, who beat Joe ickson<'f5-12) vs Idw walking n man. ,, BatUng (BaaM on $36 at bale)—Ka- college football teams swing into spite the loss of AJl-Eaat fullback opening of fall practice. mores, Wisconsin, even without earnings past tha ona hohdred nonhooked handout to the fish. (It Archie replied:''“This is my cap b~Rati for Lovett \ln 6(h. But in the Cleveland Arena’s Only games scheduled finally called the rally to a halt. and was hard to handle,” sSld Wil Trust ..101 40x—R Walcott for the championship in Amie Portocarrero was the loeer / Banivage was the sparkplug of llne. Detroit. $11: Power, Kanaaa Clly, fail practice sessions. 8am Pino, Tom Gaatall and Joe The college boys have a gim Alan (The Horse) Ameche, and lie. thousand mark tonight aa tha Md»> . makes the fish careless). Agitation tain’s hat." "Captain of what?" he dressing room, Jackson was shy Wedaesday’s ResalU JM$: Mamie. New York. .301: Kuenn BC. voted the region's No. 1 Terraai. Halfback Ken Hageratrom Is caused by currents, air Jets, pro was asked. "Captain of all I sur Bank ...... •...... 030 03(i—6 1949 ^ d lost it to the 37-year-old New York 6. Cincinnati 0. oa the Yanks belted 17 hits. For ICO Tourney the A A S victory. In addition'to Deltolt and Smith. Clereland. .3(6. mick to snare their share of the Iowa figure to 8«t into the act in That the two great 8-year-olds on -favorlto in tha 878,810 Tookan 3B. Kwash: KB, Msnrhuck; and self-conscioua aa he walked up , Milwaukee 13. Brooklyn 8. and guard Lou Lovely lore tbe peller, blades or lu n action. vey,” quickly retorted the challen WalCott two years later. A ■victory Today's an off day In the AL, his timely hitting, his pisy. in the .R un^ K allne, Detroit and Mantle, power of the post two seasons, got interest. The word is out th at it the onpredlctahle Big Ten. will meet again seemed more than Futurity. SB. Alosky; LOB. 'n w t 4. Bank 7;'BB, to Charles and apologised for beat would have meant a p o a a i b^ Philadelphia 13. Chicago 3. Net, Ywk. lOd: BmIUi, Cleveland. 101: a Jump on the field by beginning principal figures. Graduation losses nave chopped - j ■ i> ger looking directly at Marciano. Roy 1 Manchuck 1; SO, RRoy 4. Man- ing him. Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 (10 lit- with the four-game (3hicago-at- Wethersfield, 'Sept. 1 (/P)—Many field was superb as he came up Tultle, Detroit. 90: Goodman, Boston may he a long autumn for Ohio Juat a pro^bllity. Both are being ' ’Victory over s«fan othar 8 year cliuck 3. Daigle 4; Hlla off. Roy 8 tor etumep for a title bout, eepeciplfy nlngs) Cleveland series opening tomor with several clutch plays. 09. workouts Tuesday. BU, which Harvard needs help at center State, the 1954 National cham down the Iriab. too,'with sopho ■hippefl east .for the fall racing oM trottors would, ha worth 886,- Ih e University of Mlsslsaippl 5 runs In 4 3-3 Inning Manchuck 3 . Charles, Just but of the shower, of the nation's top golfers got in but the single-wing Crimson for 0 runs in I 1-3; . Dalxle. Man- i f Archie Moore, whom Charles'llas row night while New York begins Although the championship has Runa Mttad In—Jensen, Boston] 101 missed an unbeaten season by ta’o pion, and Notre Dame, the peren more COach Terry Brennan in scaaOn. , 5^.80-to the eon of Hoot Men has blocked at least one iwnt each The average West Virginia Uni- waa seated on a stool with a towel laten three times, shouyr upset ONE BIG HIT their laM practice licks today In Boone. DetroH. id; Berra New York. boasts guard Bill Meigs, second search of a replacement for quar game against Vanderbilt ainoe veraity football player is 6 feet 1 chuck; w,- Manchuck; U. Ramsdcll, around his i^dsection, talking to a home stand against Washington. been decided, the flnil game of the M ; Kalina. Detroit. 01: Mantle, New points in 1954, went through pre nial pretender to the throne. Ellsworth said Swaps will be from the Shaftor. OaUkîWBad ’ Kerr; Soorer, Diana; me. 1;® . •' Rocky Marciano on Sep y 20. preparation for the start tomorrow round robin will be played Friday York. 00. liminaries Wednesday. '* team All-America, and a pair of BM to Reclaim TUle terback Ralph GugUelmL sent to Belmont Park and that a' 'Me of Sol Oamp. Tha oalt al 1951. inch tall and weljrha 196.2 pounds. reporter's. Mis right eye In the other AL game yesterday, demon tackles In Orville Tice and \ Jackapn, now third sinking con ' St. Louis. Md. ' The St. Earl Torgeson pinch hit a three- of the IIO.COO Insurance City Open St Waddell Field. Green Manor will Hlta^Kallne. Detroit. 170: Power. Dr. Eddie Anderson at Holy And with those two elevens on On the West Coast, U(XA— there are "two or .three" races in ready has bankad 883401 from « TV HELPS GRtDDERS swollen nearlyy abut, ■ but he wasiV? tender behind Mopfie and Bob Kanaaa City. 14$: Kuenn, Detroit. IdO; John Maher. Matt Hotsford and which missad a showdown with striiv of 16 straight vlctottoa thto seriously hurt. Louis Cardinals made the most of run homer in the seventh as De Tournament (ICD). meet. Spencer Rubber at 8:45 Bmllh, (nerelgad, 13$: Ftox, dilcago, Cross starts his 30th season of the fence, Oklahoma, riding a 19- New York where'^M Iûa and ^ Houston, Tex. (A’) — Dr. Burr Baker of Pittabuzgh, becomes a their opportunitiee In s gam e Jim Joslln are sound tailbacks. Ohio Stota in the Hoae Bowl be- Swaps could renew Uieir racing year. Jackson, without a mark on troit edged Washington 7-4 and o'clock. coaching and much will depend Big news at Holy O o s a is the game unbeaten atreak, makes its Roney, assistant professor of biol inait to be reckoned writh. against the (Chicago Cubs here. rookie Frank Lary won hla 13th. ; About 160 players, including boublea—Kuenn. Detroit. $*: Power, upon the developihent of key soph cause of a rule prohibiting two feud. Nashua will be. shipped to walked up, leaned over the Jtillus Boroa. the Fairfield nativa Kansas City, 3$; Goodman and White, attempted comeback of fullback big bid to reclaim the National ogy at the University of Houstop, The Cards scored four runs on Blast Six Pitches Boston XI; Bmtth. cnevcinnd and Pln|. omores. The Crtisaders promise consecutive Bowl appearances— Aqueduct bi)t hla racing 'program BIU SUts, Detroit lian a half adys televised educational subjecta man, and almost whlsperei who' leads the pros in money win Gerry O'Leary. He missed last sea Utle it last held in 1950. GBAMl^fl^SHIP 8CWOULE only one hit in the sixth inning and In the Nattonai, Milwaukee gan Kansaa City, $8. an Improvement over the 3-7 rec The Sooners arere No. 8 a year a i ^ looka like tha Mg' threat for has not yet been, worked out; back from UCLA, wortu 'ia 'a get many^'a football blayer over apologies. He ifiralghtened ,up as Durh^tf, N.C. (/P) — Duke Uni won the game 4-2. After a walk, a nings this year, will compete in die Ye8terday*8 Stan Triples—ManU*. New York, 10; son with a aerious Ira injury but if tha Pacifli: C oaat Conference brought Biz Brooklyn pitchers to Power. Kansas City and Carey, New ord of '54 and should be a polish he develops, the (^ sa d ers will age In th e, AsS<>cutod Frees final They might podribly meet again movie extra In Hcilywoed dmiaff the claaeroom hurdle.l Dr. Rbney Charles responded with some ad versity’s football team has the safe fielder's choice and an error, 72-hole event which concludes York. 0; seven players tied wllh\7. eroam. But Southern Osl, counting in the Sysonboy. Mile''SepL 24 at tha off-eeaaon. ACE ELECTRIC vice to a young boxer. / the mound in a 18-8 pasting of the ed club down the November move the ball better. Sophomore rankings, rimningf behind (3SU and said last year he presented his to i^ e s t schedule in its long grid- Monday. Home Runs—Mantle, New York.'.® : Stan Muaial hit a grand slam league-leqding Dodgers.'New York Pitching— H ecto r (Skinny) stretch. fullback Dick SuiTette of Leo UCLA, with Notre Dame, Navy, on a fleet stable of backs, alM subject mafter in the claaeroom. "Take care of youreelf And keep lljoh history. The Blue Devils will homer. Boros, the 1952 U S. Open cham Brown, Orioles, relieved Bill Wight Williams and Zauchin. Boston and Ka- geU a nod. trying," Charles said. "You've got made It three straight ovier Cin pion, atruck the jackpot with his Une, Detroit. X ; Zernitl, Kansas Cit>v Harvard has problema but will minster is expected to be the best Mississippi, Army, Maryland, Wia- then repeated it over the school's 955 Bowl champions. cinnati 5-0. Philadelphia clobbered with none out in the first Inning In the Big Seven, as always, TV atation. Ho.uaton fo o tb a ll a lot of ability that most fello^ victory in the "World’’ pro ineiet at Stolen Bases—Rivera, Chlca|m. ®; be dangerous and perhaps strong linebacker in some time according coneln and Arkansas filling out Bowl champs them- Stan Musial -of the St. Louis Chicago 13-2 and Pittsburgh and pitched eight inninga of hitlesa er-than some pre-season estimates it's Oklahoma. Tha Soonars haven't MOTOR REPAIR coaches insiaUd Squad] members haven’t got. Put your .heart in tt.’’ Ohio State (Roee Bowl Tam O’Shanter. He won a IM.OOO Mlnojto.Inoad. Chicago.Clilcafo. 18; Jensen. ^ S lo n , to Dr. Anderson. Jack Stephans, the top 10. Cardinals is lOtili in lifetime home moved within 3H games of sev ball while striking out 10 bs In 11; Busby, Chicago, 13; Smith, Cleve loaf tn 47 league eontoats. Texas- attend both. Ae a result] Dr. Roney Tears welled-in Jdckaon>'eyes winners) on Oct. 15; Georgia Tech cash prize and a $55,000 exhibition CmcAfOe indicate. Brown Is weakened by Billy Smithers and Tom Roberts Graduation losses have pared 221 N. MAIN Sm i T run rtandings. Al Simmons pre enth place SL Louis by edging the diana won 5-1. land. 9. are the quarterback^ while guard and Pittsburgh took like the only said "more football players passed as he listened to Charles, and he (Cotton Bowl) I on Oct. and viously held the No. 10 gpot ^ th contract. Piichlnff dn 16 dociiriont) graduation losses. Ohio Stats's hopes to Howard Cardinals 4-3 on Johnny (5’Brien's Batting—Jim Rivera, White Byrne, New York. 16-4. .765: Donovan, New Coach at Diuiaionth Jim Buonopane remains one of the outside tougMes to ehallenga pU a- the course than ever ’before." broke in with: Navy (Sugar Bowl) son Nov; 5. 307 hoifibra. ’ Boros Pleased Box, powered a pair of two-run it l : (Hopalong) Cassady, one of the * ^ " single in the 10th inning. Boros fired s practice round yes ChleaM, 144, IN)rd. Kew York, The only major coaching change region's finest. homa’ atreak. George Crowe hit two home homem in 4-2 .victory' over Red 16-6. !t14: Truclu. Cbicaco. 194. .464; big guys as the Buckeyec ruled ------^ ^ terday over the damp Wethersfield Hoeft. OetrolL 1V7. .007. is at Dartmifiid) where Bob Black ' Browa Has Backs .Army, Navy Topa runs, Eddie Mathews banged. his Country -dub course and said he Box. ./■' Strikeouts — Score,. Cleveland, 30B; man succeeds ’ 34-year veteran Brown will build from a nupluse In the Eaat, the two service Will BsCloied Until S«pL 6th Turley. New York. 100; Hoeft. t>lroll, waa staged In Mahcherier.. State ’i ' : 3Sth. and Pel Rice .walloped hia DeOrmond (Tuss) McLaughry. of halfbacks Archie WlUanjs: ami scho<4a—Navy and Army—era the m p waa "PlesMd witfi. my pISY." Del Ennis has led the Phillies IM ; tierca, Chicago, IZI: Sullivan, OOmintsiiiioner Casey Magnuson DrlvA ii onM fliitoM i MAfiofffiV lAuid C third in the, Bravee* attack that Among other touring profes- Boston. 115. Blackman brings his- V-formation Tommy Thompson and tackfe Jim torrors.The Middiea, thS 1964 toam started against loser Oarl Erskine. in the runs batted In department made known the MVP today. > jmam mnMmnaimAra*m Erimtea iMkBkEkM# sionsla who checked 1q yesterday League Heme Runs—$60 (Record la from Denver University. Hia'big McGuiness. < ' called, desire that defeated Missis VW vINIIIIIVe m wmmm lOTI^ HVIMNIyD Lew Burdette, in relief of Bob eight of the last nine years. $73 set In 1960). , In Bill Beagle and Leo .Mc An All-Star team waa selected sippi in the Sugar Bowl, have been were Arnold Palmer, the dutadlan headache; find a .breakaway run by Commissioner Magnueon. Play BubL wen his 11th as Milwaukee Open champion arid 1964 U.S. Kenna Dartmouth possesses a ter In 'i)racUce fw two weeka-s-an 'S3 OLDSMOMLl wound up 12 games behind the ner. ers from the WBirehaiisc Point and amateur titilisL Ed (Borky) The Yankee Conference, gaining rific quarterback combination. NCAA concession to schools which 'S3 MERCURY Soper ”88” CoaverttMak Brooks. The Dodgers can 'cUnch Oliver, Dick Mayer and Bud But the Big Green lost the last Broad Brook teams, toumsy tlnal- open early. Radio, heater, daal raaga tha pennant by playing .500 ball Trio of Silk Town Golfers prestige and momentum rapidly, tsU, dominated the squad. Hlose HARDTOP . Holscher. offers a does race for top hqnors. vestige of a standout runner with George Tech, "counting backfleld hydrainatte. Leather ap* in their remaining 24 games, how The three foriper ICO winners thi departure <>f'Lou Turner and named were: Catriiers—Norman ^ eed and a big line, geU the early holstery laterimr. Oantt- ever. • ' Defemling champion Ne]w Hamp V-formation or no. It looks like Andereon.lârehouae Point, and ard tranemlealon, ra are on hand for' this year's re shire must rebuUdMta line and find vote. Miasisalppl. not cm TScJi'a nental KIL Exebll«it /, 'The Phils had 12 hiU. against the Fared Well in N» E. Tourney another aerial year for the B ig Bem ie Sinsmons, Broad Brook; dio, heater, epotUght, newal—Tommy Bolt <1964), Bob replacement for quarterback pitChers-rLichatz. Harvey Pelton, schedule. Auburn and Kentucky axerilent rubber, low her. One owner, Cubs’ Jim Davis and three reHef- Toakl (1953; and Ted Kroll (1952). Green. also have been getting mantlona: ieW mileage. iji- ers, whUe Murry Jackson won his -■■fi— Billy Pappas. Rhode Island anil Broad Brook, and Tommy Brynes,' mileage, one- $1195 Maasaehwsetta should Improve as HamlHon; flrat base—AUm Middle I t ’a still Jim Tatiim’f Maryland owner car. Utb on ta four-hitter. The little Three Manchester youths, Garyêllmlnated in the sami-finals. in the Atlantic Seaboard-Southern $1895 'SS NASHÛDSON righthanider gave Juet one. bit after ’■< Bryant, Dave Duncan and Roger The trio from Mancheater slept, arill Connecticut though the Husk ton. Broad Brook; aecond base— List tichatz MVP Eddie Roemarin, Broad Brook; Sector, arlth Duke and Weat Vta-: CrwM Oouatiy Btottstt the eecond inning. Stan Lopata and . BarretL took part tn the recent between • rounds in their car. A tea have another back-breaking schedule. shortstop—Bob Hill, Warehouse ginla again thumping tha jdrunu. Wagon. Radio, heatacw Jfan Greengrass homered for the New 'Ê^land Junior Open d olf 'S3 NASH automatlo driven 2-|iiMO PhUe, who retained their half m Tournament at tha, Funmee Brook boarding bouse was lined up near Tufts behind halfback' Nbrmie Point: ‘Ihird base—Stan Morrey, Texas, the big disappointment of rdeor,- 2-toaa In Softball Event ’54, Rice and Taylor shape up~as paint, • • • game third pUoe «4ge over New Country Chib in Quincy, Mass. Al the Furnace Brook course but. it Wrightr and Trinity fuilba(!k warehouse Point; outfielders— paint, radio, heater, new York. ^ * Charlie Stieka showiqi|...Uie wi^y Bob Blanc and AI Bowldaa of the big barriers for a rspsat'"^ Ecoaomy though neitber/of them copped ‘^vas too* hot to sleep In and the ■eat cove're. Aa immacu apectol! Ruben Gt^nes shut out the Red- m championship /honors, the Silk boys decided to get tome ehut-eye bear watching. Ace pitcher WiUis U diatz of the Warehouse Point and Al Lasker Arkansas in the SouthwesL Ih e Rasorbacka, with Wichita's Jack late Bttle car- CM S legs on seven hits while backed up Town delegation created quite a Ifi their sUtibn wagon. The ve Every New England team shares champion Warehouse F>int team of Newington. Utility players Special a a a a by four doubleplayi. The.Giants has been named the miMt 'valuable named were. Bem le August of the Mitchell, replace Bowden Wyatt ha '49 MERCURY Q. What brings about lunpire’s h it with tourney officlalo. hicle was rolled out is a r tha third the problem of a lic k . of depth OoarartiMn GMiik' chased loser Art Fowitfi with interference? ' Hryant, aa*l*tant to ' Pro Alex jgrecn and all spent a eomfortable and it Is' an*^ oddity that all the player in the recent National Soft- Manchester Auto Parts and Leo coach, wiU try on the splIt-T for 'S4 MERCURY three runs in tbe first, U>en got Mght, It waa reported. ball Congreod Tournament, which Day of Hamilton. ' siac. top. Fender sk ills. I A. aa maplra kladero, Im: '^Hackney a f the Omntry CTub, was major representatives must solve RIoateny 8-Paes. Bine Radio aad heater. two more in the eighth on hxfitie pedes or preveato. a «9 telKr*B the low man’ of tha 'tnree-lR the All. three are products', of Man weahnesses in the canter of the atatioa w a g o n . Merco- Gall Harris’ Jlth homer. . threw latended to eatoh a runaer qualifying' round arlth a 79. Dun- chester High. A yanL 18, has matlc, radio, heater, tint graduatedând If s ta tin g an eany '1a1 MERCURY etaaliag. er wbea a hatted ban can fired on 80 tn the ^ n io r Divl- Mike Holovak has 22 lettermen ed gliwe« orhltoweU ttiee. 4-Door. Ony and anam> W nOTHSKtOU M H 9 A M TA K Yi Rookie halfback Richie Woit of etrihes a ruaaer atoallag or aa '* -Sion fop 17-18-year-olds and Bar- service caB. Duncan, 17, and B ar among 50 candidates at B(7 includ the Detroit Lions tn the N F L ' rett ahM t 79 in the Junior pivl-. rett, 18; will return to Mancheater Radto, heatar. an- R M R loaplre bef)m tqpeidag a fielder. ing nine of the men who started Inteitor. $2M ceileat rahhar. 4 l9 9 DM yaw lawM wfli" daring yaar vacaiioa? Do scored 67 touchdowns during his <): How '^ld Is Bob FeUef, fhe Sion for '16-18-year-olds. Bryant High next month. Btyant plans to the Holy O osa finale. Henry Sulli ■ asa laaeb, why nan#, n*kli defy Uia Seri laeNyga -four year grlihroh career at Ar- old Cleveland fireballer. and Duncan each was ousted in the attend Miami University after hlr van and BlUy Donlan will share *SYWILLYS 'SI CHEYioUf Bwar, eyaS OM leaks a f year lawaT kaneae State. A : 88. third round white Barrett was tour of Army duty. the quarterbacking Job ahead of Jeep Wagon, 8 cyl.. m - Bryant started'playing golf

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> ' ' '* • V ♦ ■ V: Garden—Farm—4t)alry Prodaeta $0 KAI^CHESTER EVENINO' BEHULD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY.VSEPTEMBER 1, 19W ROOM POM "7 TOMATQka—Pick your own BOe a Main at, Dlimoi di'? W itcliBB— Help Wnato^^BlBto 88 ArUcks Fbr SUb 46 baskot.'idichaol lAirys, Froach PhOMML THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWt^ By KAGALY u d SHORTEN Rd,, Bolton.. AattmoMm for Bah f JewcliT 4$ B a M m p o L L T tofBimod I M1DDUB.AOKD coupio aood 8, experienced 8DC HORSEPOWER wood aaW en PORTER ar. ARBA. WalppgtU gine In good condition. Price 880. LEONARD W. TOST. JowBor, w - p e p p e r s 75c % huahel. - Bring $h eompitta Ught hogso* 7 room houM wtthtn 30 ml $98,000 NBW THREB bedroom INO IW U> H - t « Rd. Six roan colonial, iH i'M h a , rucb, extra largo rooms, 30x18 wbMla. Cm b« m m at U,wa«t- Cm eAu.MfrTMt Elglit quart canning pressure palm, udjuata watcaea auparily.. contatoon. Also butternut oqiiam ksoptag foeUitiaa availoBls. f r a rodtuo ol Harttord. Bxcsllaat raf- CSblllSt. l^LchSB, WUdMT'-NllK WMUhMMXnMtR TRUpit^ DRIVERS and tgg pUM. $88 HUlstowa Rd.' n m iu gU or donhto. W iM na oe- arencM. Call Olaateabury MB. Uvtag room. ,UIa both, oU hot OXd Bt, ntM O M iLnw r cooker. Price 88. MI. 9-3881. Rsasoslabla prlcaa. Open dally. pooal, flrqpoco, atorin saih* da< M l ABTIR ICMOOLB Thuiuday avmiiigs. 138 Sptuca etptod UlaUtod). OmttoL Rooso 34849, or write Box H. Harold. taSod garage. OonvnteBt Nwater hast, cdUor. 34 uro, la ii*' IMt OLDBXOBnJB "BS”. 1M7 OAVt Ml irriAMOMI for fuU/lir part time emplo.v- gtraat ML t-4117. ^_____ , aUo. Mrs. Oorsay, 46 Aieh St. suMnriNto. Caritoo- W. IMTMe WE8TINGHOUSE electric roaster FOUR U.A.C. ongtaMors doMro 04 Many It DodM club coupe, 1MB Fondue m eauf zo lim ^ . men^linion wages. Apply in with broUer and cabinet, louMge H oosihald Ckwds I I oxfru. $19,059. Woircu B. Boor* HtatoUisT ’Ml. 94984. MI. 9-48i4. i n i ^ condiUoD. Dou(1m Mo- m atib ItmNXSBBD ROOM—Near Main room house, furnished or uafurn- chair leather and nylon cover. Garden—P a m — DbItf ^ a t Gentleman preferred. M I iahed by Sopt, 98. Boat Bartfotd. I, Roaltor, ML $4801 . •OUTH COVENTRY — 44 acrea, ' tors, S33 Xaln.. ■ V p ^ i^ n . Storkllne baby carriaga. CaU MI. 8 ROOMS BRAND ÎWPT. HOOKS Prodicta $6 $-8170. 9 Basal S t OlaatoBDUry, Mrachaatar er Boat It itoom heiisa; Mx outelda niRBIJ, BIU>R(X)M rush with 8-8978. FURNITURE Windsor. Roforanead ouppUad. BU.' 880 8PRINO St-Cuotom huiK dtogb, $39400, Crii W. 34m. IMS FORD^S paaMtifCir Country CARLSON and COMPANY thrao bedroom home. Two-ou goc flreplace. GaiOge In baMmant, 8:lt A. P. M. Bquira oUtion wagon. A gotgeoua CUCUMBERS almady picked, 4Be WITH REFRIGERATOR ROOM FOR Rant. Inquire at State 9-9808.'.. large corner lot. alao two bed Motor, Transportation FOR SALE—55 gal. drums, in good a basket. Bring container, Paul Tailor, Shop, • B la ^ St. HL raga, amaatto drive. Bath FAIOCBR 8TRBBT PLANMN9 TO CONVBrrT light aqua color. Radio,' heater. AND RANGE lavatory, ttroplaca. ouh pofteh, let room ruch with flraplua and rurd-O-Matlc: power wlndowa. condlUon, 82.50 each. For further Robotto, Birch Mountain. $-78U. AtTar 6:16 cap ML 8-WM7. YOUNG WORKING oouplo. daugh- COPY CLOSING T IM E I mE IMW SCAiTMELLA 44 Stock Place, Manchester Information call the Herald, phone ter 7, doaporately nood reaaonabla 900 X lOO; For aMWntmaet to to- OversUe aa^Tka|m Colonial o t • carport. Bolton, Toct caU ML'9-4U8. A. R, Wilkie Se9 Fluid Urn Of owner ahowplece! Now car guar MiRtlACHER AU gta or douMa. MI. 9-9173 betweu and Co. ______' way, 34’ x 36', two car garage. er. aifford 8, Stephens. MI. IfON. THRO IK l. antee. Baxlow Motora, 43S Main ture. Men Intereated' In making after 9;80. 9-3386. BOILERS ~ WALL FLAMB — WARM Am O iam CAST'ttAR.IdAM^ QUALITY WOOLEN remnants for ^ ,"Nolice • 93:80 and 7 p.m. ■' 100’ X 300' lot. BuutJiy contractor 10:80 A. M. 8t., XMcheater. ' ■ 8100 a week. Write Box OO, WANTBD— Four room furnWiad owner. Priced to aau\qulckly. PBBSSOBIB BCBMBBS AND MPA ALMOfiT Herald. >- chUdren'a skirts or Bermudas Easy Terms FOR THE BEST IN CAPES ANDOVER LAKE — Teu round 8ATUKOAT 0 A. M. ll.SO; alacka $3.,95. Ladlea' skirt ROOM FOR cdqMa. kUclun prtvl- ^toortmut or houM by father u d ••a l l y o u need on the following CALLfD THE COPS- Town of ManchMter « tegM. Near CBuay's, vary quiaL SEE JARVIS TODAY b7 GLBNWOQD lu a front home, gtx rooma, bath AM# the Lateet g-TMi A ir OenatliaM !. cam ia good credit." The eaaieat length 83,95 up. Crompton cordu daughter of high odieol ago. Tal. and wuhroom new s ld ^ , full Invitation to Bid 334 CSiarter Oak fit. MI- $4168,^ ML. 9-7444, ______A Uttla gam of s (NBRD8 NO WATER) and beat terma In town! Two 1049 SCHOOL BUS drivem, 7:80-8 a.m. roys 95c yard. Colonial Remilanl, Bids will be received for fur A-L-&.E-R.T-’-S GREENWOOD DRIVE—*-room ®*lior, oU hot air hast, riorm wln •«vssaffisy“ caNvndet four doom, radio, |heat* 3:80-4 p.m.. Call MI. 8-4318. 11^ Center St. ______home. 38’ tiring room, tiled 7. dowa. 55 x 305 lot. Price 810,850. nishing grass seed and fertiUaar 43-45 Allyn St., Hartford ‘ WANTBD—thrao or tour room un- Capo Cod (8 unfinished). $ yaan town kitchen, dining com er, 1949 Chevrolet two door, radio, at the office of the General Man Boardom Waatail $t>4 fUndahod apoitmant for middle- old. Full.bosomont 3nd floor com- Val Flu o, broker. MI. 9-8038. MI. M e m t e r m .' new WANTBD-porter, nlghta. Amply i tiled bath u d lavatory, heater 1948 Dodge club coupe, TW N LENS Reflex camera—Clro- ager, Town of Manchester at 3:00 ‘ Iîvone CHapel 7-0358 ojgd^cotâ, near bus Una. MI. plat# with dormers, oub-floortog 8-4881. Dial Ml*3-5121 radio, heater. 1947 Plymouth four tlACHERf-ANq Cayay’s Reataurunl, 45 East Cen flex "E ", carrying case, flash gun After 7 P. M. CHapdl 6-4686 rooms, parmaiMnt aluminum SHE S ter St. p.m., Wednesday, September 14, u d tnoulatlon.. All City faculties. door.. Heater, new motor and new and holder, Held lens. K3 filter. ROOM AND hoard. OaBtioBua. ------V ' ...... ' ' Short, Safe walk to.naw grammar tog. Very flat buy at $15,900. FOGARTY BROTHERS 1985, at which time bide wtU ba clutch, m s Dodge <4 ton pick-up PN185 FOR— 1 MAN. PART TIME for Saturdays. Rapax shutter 1-400 to 1 second. FRANK’S IS. inhrmo a g a in -- Til. MI. 3-7i7f. COALOOKB — tVEL on. WoUensak AnasUgmat 8.5 lane. 55 opened.In public. Bide, sealed and schou. Landscaped lot 80 x 140. PHELPS ROAD ' Wontfd—Real Estatq 77 'With four apeed tranamiaaion, Apply in person. Lynn Poultry marked ".Grass Seed", "FertlU- Oood.uaad furhltura aqd antiques. Houses For 9aIo 72 An excallmt volus-at $93J)00. aia BROAD 8XRBVT —> mu JO Lostsnd Pound good condition. Barlow Motom, Farms, 505 Main St. i mm; excellent all around camera, Haa ‘a laigs atock m hand snd Exceptionally ftna EngUsh Co 438 Main St., MMcheater, superior for taking pictures of ter” must be In the office of thS' very low My 9-65S0, ^ Apartmeata—Flatp— YOU CONSIDERING General Manager befom the time SOC ROOM Capo Cod, W e unito BRANFORD aTREST-d-room lonial of 7 rooms Including haatod ^ fG YOUR PROPERTYT POOTD - A wno^ DEPENDABLE MAN to work on babiea and small children. 875. Lake St, Mancheater. Tcnoaitiits ' •3 lahad. Oil hot Water heat, flre- Cape Cod all ftolahed. Oomplato dm or aunroom, 3 largo bodrooms, LOOK—1950 two-door Oievle. E5x- poultry farm. Nathan Millar A MI. 9-4938. stated above. The right Is reserv W6 wm ammlaa your property nm m % • com iaeu^ « ed to reject any and all bids. placa, awnlnga, comwnaUofr ^ t h garage and ameolta driveway. bath and lavatory* flreplaco in free ond^Mtaout-- any obUgatioa. «oiM mti accMioilu!, i . . cellent flnlah; Ivory-Wack. Four Son, BrBread and Milk St., No. s e v e r a l S’ COIDSPOT rSfftgar- Comer lot fenced In for chUdran. living roon, attached gongo, Rne good tubeleaa. In ftne\ônditi(m, “T lu m J u m tT All bids must conform to the atora. Good condlUon. Bargain 888 TWO ROOMS with kitchu privL acioans u d atorm doora. Large We also buy propm y for m d i. omteoWary cottoM «nd Oovantry, PI. 3-7838 or PI. 3-6786. lot. Bxcluatva with Manchaatar Oil hast.. Nothing ntodad but a naw big lo t well landscsp4«l Owner beat reasonable offer.'^MlTall Ml. BABY CRIB maple, 818; stroller, 4peciBcatlons and ' bidders forma each. CSII MI.;$-T938 or MI. 8-1307 lagaa at 90S' Birch St. ElelU^ro' __. ooatect Etoirflttw** 85. Bathinette, 88. MI. 9-1858. Aaaodataa, Raaltora. Cbariaa W. owner.' IT cah ba yours for only muat sell quickly, therefote priced fTA N U B Y CMtacaSt FIm m MI. 3-4907 afttr S p.ro.______' m t o N W M oeneoL, SHOE SALESMAN, part time for which may be procured from the to inapect, / realistically. x .Y, Realtor Superintendent of Parka, Rooni IS, BEAUTIFUL 6-room unfurnltoed Lathrop, Mancheater. ku, S4884, $96,000. ' '■BRAB-] PLANNOWI 'oeraaiTyMna*. Thursday night ' and Saturday. ML t-9339, ML S-74at. REALTY IMS OLDBMOBILli; convertible, Ehcperience pmferred, .Also part CANNING JARS, 8 amaU chicken Municipal Building, Manchaatar. apartment to WUUmantic. Rant radio and heater. Call O ^ er. MI. coopa, wringer, set of outdoor KALAMAZOO gaa range. Very $60. Adults profarrad. CoH WUU- LODGE DRIVE—> coca in Call William McBride M^ S-4$16 LMrr—SuiiW . oouthMir 0* M*- _MMUkAaB83SL time Btock boy. MortOn'a, 776 Main Connecticut. ntULY A FAMILY HOMB— Utotime mportunity to huy u TO VISIT — 9-0633. St. ^ . metal furniture. MI. 9-4070. Kood cofuUtion. Call Ml. 8-1414. mutle HA. 8-lOM. v U8XDTG8 WANANTlED — Single, aMctal ri«Ul, w«* Sevu-room Oolonlal, four bad- ovarsiaad -3 year old Capa Odd to J. WATSON Re a c h and,CO. two-temily, n o M Mn>Miw n»op« rooms, lavatory, full bath. Two- threei&nlly, buR- I960 CHEVROLET FleeUine 3-door, YOUNG MAN, mechanically In COMBINATION GAS atove, cream SOFA An d t w o - chalra, .alip Th r e e r o o m apartmmt on a park-like setting. Ideal tor grow neae property. Bave toahy cash , X L O-XM or m . 0-XM. radio, heater, clean, one’ owner. Bnilding— Contracting 14 Help Waited— Female 35 and gre«n, with gas heater, .two- rnvetX. custom made. Reason Porter St. Stove, refrigerator, car garage, glaaoad a u porch. ing family. 4 rooma down.' Up- Iteaitoro—JA 3*3115 buyers. Mortgagee uraaged. Auto Driving School 7*A clined, for out door work. 'MI. Lovely park-Uka lot applrozimate- Thia car muat be aeen and driv 9-6068. piece wicker set, pie crust table, Notice able/Call MI. 9-9488. heat, hot water u d uUltUea funi- ataira finished in one tremendous Pleoae eoH O e ^ e L, Orosladio, ASHFORD LAKE en!! to be fully appreciated. Bar- PALMER AND CARNEY, mason gateleg table, large oak table, •— A lahed. Ml. 9-4569. ly iOO' X SSC. Fhlrly priced. room. Wooded lot compl*triy HILL Homes, Route 0, WOMEN MOST careful drivem. SALESWOMAN — Experienced In all regialered Democratic ivar—Five room ruch, cu- Realtor, Ml. 94178. 906 Boaiy low Motom, 435 Main 8t., Man' contractom. Fme astiihataa. No women’s Ready-to-Waar. Daily, chest of drawem, old vanity old To regia CLEARANCE Shown hy appointment only, fenced ■ In. Near cuter of town. Never too old to learn. Fanlala In _• Town Ol Bolton, Conn. MANSFIELD CENTER: 9 room , port amesito drive, 3 acres, trout Street. OVn LAROR DAY WliKEND AUCTION! cheater. structor. Btandard-'^.automatle. }ob too big or too small.' ML part time. BxceUent salary. CaU Help Wanted— kitchen table and chairs, old sew voters in the 35% discount on all dining room Blva Têr, Realtor, M I 9-4609. Priced to sell at $14,300. ing machine, WIndaor rocker and You are hereby notlSed that tha modem apartment, 34 ft. Uvlng ixtMk, natural contoured land for .nr r e a d y to IC ir r i ORKATEST! Dual insured chr. M jm d M Driv 3-4793 or RockvlUa TR. 5-4744. MI. 8-8U9- Male or Female 37 furniture. Some odd plecea, some pend, large lawn, cernmlc tile » tin . 6«u. uchaaioe ------11S4S CADILLAC convertible. Lua- arm chalm, plus other household regialered Democratic voters shall room, rafrigarator, gas range. Ula CAPE COD—In town. Six rooma, 3 \raai estate lu .., arraaged. rASTIC VALUES Mack flnlah, whitewall tires, ing School. Ml. B-88jl, complete. bath with buUt to vanity, fuU Featuring I EXPERIENCED LuncheonetU. Items. No' reasonable offer re meet in caucus on Monday, Sep bath, full haaemant. Ideal coun unfinlaltad, waU shaded corner lot, JARVIS REALTY CO. Oonsnlt Howard Hostiags, on i»NEW [ radio, heater, hydramatic. Looka Florists— Nurseries 15 tember 12. at 8 p.m. In the Oom- CHAMBERS try location with all city ad- new ludscaplng, tUa bath, hot 654 C uter Street baumrat, axcalicnt FHA flnue- LARSON'S DRIVINO School, .part Uma. Apply Arthur's Lunch- fused, estate to be settled. Call FURNITURE SALES ifeaey. ML 94107. Ilka'S much later model. Bee this Manchoater's only trained and '^ 7 339 Woodbrldge St. 5 p.m, to 8 munlly Hall for the following pur- vutogea. Phone WlUlmuUc. HA. water heat, pluter, aluminum call MI 3-4113 tog availalde. H. Hartley. Realtor GROWING SPRUCE trees, two to amali texjUia manufacturer to hain ' eonatte. 517 East Middle Turnpike 34181. U d BuUder. Ml. 9-0978. EVERT kT, FRIDAY I beauty at Canter Motor. Bales. 481 certified inatructor. For your safe p.m. posee: i storm windows u d doora. Short Evenings MI 3-7S47 er MI 9-8685 four feet, 81.50 to $3 each. R. die eormspondence, telephone and Hourii; 90-5 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p.m. walk to new school. Not to SATURDAY WOHrSl Main. ty we are trained to teach prt^r- . 1. To nominate candidates for all RAMBUNO CAPE Cod, cantor en* ly. ML 1-8075. White, Smith St., Wapping. MI. receive vlaitom. Excellent oppor D oi»—Birte—Pets 41 town offices to be voted on at ths a development. H. Hartley, Real .SAVE 11948 CHEVROLET, tudor. Fleet 9-1319. tunity for woman with good seem SAVE AT • LA FLAMME'S Just true# hall, fireplace, a rooms, oil OOMEl BID, BUT FOR SALE— Beautiful, single and Town Election October 8, 1955. Business Locations tor. MI. 9-0975. MANCHESTER . OB Gifts, Tools, Alumlni Una sedan, radio, heater, four tarial training and experience. Alr- PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY, double Begonias. 90S Summit St. received from Kelvinator ware For Rent <4 hot water heat, trees, qpUt rail good time, new battery. Asking 3. To transact such other bual- . 811,800 RANCH, two bedrooma, fmee, near bus and school, only Bloctric AjppUAnces, LampeXOar- MotorcyelBB—-BicydeB 11 cendltioned office, "fcomplete insur 88 Spruce, Mancheater, MI.'9-9530. nesa as ia proper to oome befoM house in Hartfoid a khipmant of 1390, CaU RockviUa TR. S-9188. Roofing—Siding 16 ance eovemge and profit sharing 14 TRIPLE track windows. Ideal electric ranges, waahing ma- THREE- r 60M efflea Spaca. WUl tv o o w Faraga, ama- $13,500. Culton W. Hutchins. ML den Supplies, Paint, Jewelry, Houm 9 to 13—1 to 5:80; Tuesday said caucus. FirsHtinia on the market, a six 94133, MI. 9-4094. lag Supplies, Garden Fumltui BICYCLE REPAnUNG, aU typm. and Thumday nights, 7 to 9, dia for.porch enclosure, 875. 89>.i >x 83, rhinea, clothea dryers; freaztrs, ruoVOte...... to suit tanut. Seemd- - site drive. Excellent condition. room Capa Cod with all rooma 1948 CHEVROLET8—Club Coupe English a specialty. Now open 8 FOR THE BEST in Bonded buUt 3 l!i X 63, 31H X 63, 23>^ X 63. MI. Signed; ainka, and cabinets. Som* slight floor, Muchsater Savings A Loan Very central. Carlton W. Hutch- Diahao, etc. Sedan. Pries right and they Apply To counts to dealem and bmadem. Democratic Town Oommlttea flnlshad, lavatory and bath. Full NEW FIVE room ru ch style a.m. to 9 pjn. Manchester up roofa, ahlngle roofa, guttem, 3-1493. ly damaged, others uaed on T.V, Bldg., 1007 Main St. Ina. MI. 94183, MI. 9-1894. buement. Over an acre of land. WE O l ^ accommodate 1000 fine. Douglas Motors, 333 conductora and roof repum call MANCHESTER Pet CenUr, beau R. Kneeland Jones, Jr. house. Ceramic tile both, pine Cycle flbop, 18S West Middle Turn' programs, others on home show High elevation. Priced at :$13,900 pueled kitchen, lot 90 x 300, fine FfeOPLC-^BOO CARS St • ' . pika. Ml. 9-9C9i. CoughUn. Ml. S-7T07. It no answer ALDON SPINNING MILLS tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed PINT CANNING lari, canning Chairman exhibita. Some diacontinued SPACIOUS Profeialmal Office. ALPINE STREET—8% room sin caU Ml. B-4431. pressure cooker, set ot curtain Dated at Bolton, Conn. Ground floor. Mato S t Ample gle, two unfinished. Oil hot water for quick sale. shade trees. Call buUdar, Gllbart SALES START AT 7 P. M, Telcottville singing canaries, hamatem, tropi' models and in original crated. Fickatt. MI. 3-6983. BEFORE YOU BUT a used car cal fish, pet foods and suppliea. stretchei's, dreaamaksr.'a form. August 31, 1955. So hurry to LaFlamme'a for real parking. MI 34000. heat, tiraplace, large kitchu with Boo GMnan Motor Bales. Bulck GIRL'S M " ENGLISH bicycle for R AY’S ROOFING CO., ahlngle and MI 3-6128 MI. 9-0993. dining area breezeway, garage. WEST SIDS)-:-another six room POST AUCTION ROOMS 996 Main St. MI. 9-4378. Open ' savtnga. LaFlamme Appliance Cape Cod Just off the bus line. $ 1 7 ,^ Balsa andXBervlce, 335 Main atto. Inquire sM 8 Short St. ' built up roofa, gutter and cott' a.m. to 8 p.m. daUy. Hiuradays 8 Company, Watkins Building, 95 AIR-CONDinONED OFFICES— Excellut. N u r bus-storea-etc, oConneeUcut’a Largest AueUon atreat ML B^WL Open avanlnga. ductor work, roof, chlnmey re Immaculate condition. Selling for Firm" TYPIST — Excellent! position, a.m, to 8 p.m. S. and H. Graen Oak St. 900% Main St. loeatlm. Park , Appointment only. E A E Realty .. Charming 3% story six rbom^ I BOY'S M " Springfork Columbia pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI B-2314, TOOLMAKER'S tods. Call after ing. Apply Marlow's, $07 Main Compuy. MI. 94397, MI. t-4480. $14,300. Immediate occupancy. Route No. 5 Berlin Turnpike IIBSS CHEVROLET 1Sedan, Power- knowledge of bookkeeping prefer Stamps. \ Notice frame home, (Sires 1880), re I blko. Excellent condlUon, 889. XI. Ray Jackaon. MI 3-8325. able. Part time. Houm may be 7 p.m. MI. 9-9468. ELECTROLUX with complete at- St ASHFORD, CONN. Newington, Conn. gUde. radio,Oi hsatir.haateX Two-tone fin 9-8833. 56 PHELPS r o a d —Older home cently reconditioned. Bm u U- Opp. Connocticut Llaht and arranged. MI. 9-8828. TOT MANCHESTER Terriers, Town of hlgnchester tachmenta, in excellent condition, 37 STEEP HOLLOW LANE fuUy redecorated. Fireplue, ish. Clean thropghout Douglas ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. males, registered. Inoculated. Call $20. MI. 9-8935. SPACIOUS Front room office. In that haa three up and three down 24 MMas East e f Meiielwsler P ower Co. Bullmng Motors, 333 Main S t.X AltemUona and additions. CeU- CHRISTMAS SELLING season wUI MI. 9-0973 after 8. 86 Unnmore Invitation to Bid 100% Main Street locatiu. MI, plus large mtrance haJl. One c u screened porch off living room. Invitation to Bid Bids will be received for furnish Distinctive and practical, Full basement with laundry BusincBS Services Offered 18 tnga. Workmanship guaranteed. •oon be here. Prepare now for D r, Mancheiter. The Coventry Board of Educa EASY SPINDRY washer. Frig! 84418 or MI. S-7S14, garage. Beautifully ludacaped Telia B u te M past WatTCMdIlat lu k fW ear M gM A. A Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn ing a power lawn mower,at tha daire automatic washer and- • room single with 2 car at yard. Close to bus u d schools. fuilities, open attic. Con PcrsoiialB______8 1947 PONTIAC BadaiieUa, eyl- large profits selling beautiful tion requests bids on approxi OOMPLVrB~REPAIR^ by Stuart Street. Ml. 8-4880. Avon Coametics and Gifts. MI. BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN kittens. office of the General Manager, White wringer ■washer, all In very tached garage. Price on this neat home Is only venient and desirable location, Indar, Ml. 3-4336. \ R. Wolcott on wringer and auto Houiebroken, pedigreed. Three mately. 600 half pints of milk Tow'n of Manchester at 3:00 p.m., good condlUon. Kemp'e, Inc. .MI high elevation. Beautiful treea HAVE UNWANTED hair on face 9-3814. daily for use in Rpbertson Center Houses For Rent 65 $15,750 with k substantial mort- mmovod pormananUy and aXeiv matic wariUng machines, electric months old. MI. 9-lMI. Wednesday, September 14, 1956, at 3-5680. -gaga available. on spacloua plot, 93 x 350. Two LABOR DAY' SPECIALS ranges, vacuum claanem, motom, CHRISTMAS CARDS — YOU CAN and the neW school building on which time bids will be opened in SIX ROOM duplex available Sept. 4 Sleeping Rooms car garage, ontealte drive. In ASHFORD LAKE, Inc by slactrolOBls. Mary C. Ward, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Route 31. The amount to be sub R. N, ML 8-3887. ______1968 Studebaker Commander. smaU applbiiMa. welding. 180 make $50 eas}ly selling fin public, .tods, sealed and marked 1, middle aged couple only. Refer 2 Complete Baths TALCOTTVILLE — Six room spection appointment with M ^ StmeL >Q. Blua Hiursdays P. M. T.J. CROCKETT Lots For Sale 73 AatonobOM Ibr Salt 4 Hcatinf— Phimbinir 17 COVENTRY — Redecorated four CaU THE OPENING OP experienced person to br com: makes, Marlow’s. tember 7, 1955. The Board of Ed Real Estate Broker GOOD W U L used cam dram your 1952 Buick Riviera. Fully Radios and Pbonqs bination stenographer and clerk ucation reserves the right to re GOSS PIANO COMPANY large unheated rooms. Duplex CHOICE BtHLDING loU in M u* LEUfNOX FURNACES and warm McKi n n e y BROTHERS. Inc. Phone Office M I 3-5416 Ponttao daalor. Good prtwe ^ equipped— $1,195. in Divlsidn Sales office in Man BOLTON—Building stone, veneer, ject any and all bids. 'Authorized Baldwin Dialer house. Modem facilities. Parking. cheater and Birch Mountain area. AvaUabla At AU Tim«a air heaUng. Eart Van Camp. Ml. chester. I^delUon requires good fireplace, wall atone flagatone. 817 Aaylum Street. Hartford Lake privileges, Adults preferred. Residence MI 9-7751 Will build to your requlremenU. 9-8844. Signed: MI 3-6060 or MI 9-3931 a m ,^««>Sn St. 1962 Studebaker Champ. FivelphUco Factory suporylaad Service I Shorthand and typing skill. College Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch Worcester Warren, . JAekson 5-6096 $75 per month. PI. 3-7371. Exclusive with Manchester Asso kssenger coupe---$696. or business school graduate pre Quarry, ML 9-0617. Prompt da- ciates, Realtors. Philip Hallin. MI. Ml. B-43a. CaU W ILL HtUJS Supt. of Schools WANTED Two Hours Free Parking In Lot NEW LISTING; Cape Cod on quiet MANCHESTER GREEN Large 9-9221, MI. 8-7433-. ML 3-03$4.. Millinery— Dressmaking 19 ferred. Permanent poaitlOn, 5-day Uvery. , street. Six finished rooms. Oil 9868 CHEVROLET ataUan wagoo. Sany others to choose from. I week. Paid vacation, group In Next Door (west) Wanted To Rent 68 custom built six-room Cape Cod. T U R N P IK E MI 9-BB98 WOOLEN RiadNANTS and fUg burner. Aluminum screens u d GLA3TONBURY — Cedar Ridge four door, rix paaaongar, with] surance plan. Applicant should re " f Roys, 1A yaors oM or old- THE WILLIAM 8NIGG family % acre lot, nicely ludacaped u d down payments, Bank ANTIQUES RetUilahed. Repairing side in Manchester. Salary ar stripe lof braiding and hooking. storms. Largs play area with shrubbed. Reasonably priced. Drive. One acre lot with 135' front* radio, haaler. fiv# n aa^ ni ALTERATIONS — CoaU, suits, •r. to worh oftor tcbool Wearing Appsrel-^Furs 57 needs a small house or apart treea. Price $13,200. Madeline age. 'Beautiful view on hfl]. MI. tlraa. Vary low mUoaga. , charges. done on any fumitura. Tiaman,! dress, skirts, ate. Call MI. 9-8686. ranged. Write Box P, Herald, out Jane Rug Shop, *65 Taleott Ava. Quick occupucy. John S. Blssell, U9 South Mato St. Pbona X L RockviUa. TIL 6-6708. ment. Three small children. Box Smith, Realtor. MI. '9-1643; Cross St., So. Covsntry. Tel. Cov 8-5803 after 5. lining qualifications Including tele WANTED and Sotordoys. Apply in GIRL'S RED poodle cloth coat, 77, Andover. Tel. PI. 24988. tSda^fSSutflJo? MOTOR SALES! phone number. size 7. Like new. Cost $35, aelltng MANCHESTER entry. PI. 3-8338. KEENEY ST.—Beautiful lots, 105’ C L E A N E R E ^ Movjhig—-Tmckinf POWER MOWER porsdo. 190 MIDDLE TORNPIKE W E S T ^ O R . DURANT ST. 4 « Main BL ' I Studebaker Sales and Service |HAND AND powar lawn mowara $15. MI. 9-2692. URGENTLY NEEDED by Sept. 4, MANCHElSTIfiR-—S- room- older co X 300' within walking distance of 20 PART TIME CLEARANCE immediately furnished apartment, 8 or more Owner moving out of atate. Muat 9860■ FGNTIAC • - - - convartlMa, radio, 80 Oakland Street aharpanad and rapalrad. Work i Storage lonial, 3 baths, ucloaed porch, 3- shopping area u d bus. Utilities. rooms. MI, 9-3378. sell this four-room expandable Priced right/E. F. Von Ecker, heatar. bydramatlc. BaauUfui Manchester guarantood. CaU for and daUver. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., STENOGRAPHER AH stock nt cost. No money 4-rooiii single near bus GLEHNEY'S Wonted—^To Buy 58 car garage, amesite drive, extra «lova gray flnlah. Naw top, ‘now Tdoal Grinding Shop, 378 Adamaj Cape Ox). Full cellar (dry], oil lot, convenient location, IIS.TM. Agent. 509 Keeney St. local and long down. Balance 20 months. and almpping. All cosh. MEN'S SHOP RESPONSIBLE young working tlraa Looka and runs Uk# tatsr, Bt. CaU XI. 94130 or 34078. packing, atoraga. CMU MI. WANTED couple. No children. Willing to heat, fireplace. Located. on bua Warren E. Howland Realtor. MI. 78S MAIN SWEET 3-8800. OPENING SPEGIAl. modÎ. For tha baX»ln “ » « « « Hartford CH.7l438. Write Box V WANTED—Upright piuo, good pay reasonable rent: Three or line and near shopping center. VERNON, /LOT 90 X 310. MI. MS Bob Ollvar. clmtar Motor | good condition. ML 3-4236. I HONEY WAGON. BapUe tank aorv- to work afternoons in textile BUDGET CENTER tca. Installing, rapirirlng, clean clo The Herald condition. Reasonable. MI. 94100. four room apartment unfumlehed, Must see interior to Appreciate. 19800—SIX ROOM home, oil hot 9-9970. / . Baloa, 481 Main Bt.-:/ MANCHESTER Packag* DaUvary. office. Shorthand and typing . 91 Center Street preferable with stove u d refrig ANY PUIN GARMENT GLEANED aM PRESSED ing. J. P. Fay, 404 WetharaU 8t„ Light trucking and packaga daUv- water heat, garage. 3-8 acre, near Mancheatw, MI. 0-2330, essential. Secretarial experi REMINGTON electric typewriter^ erator. Call MI. 3-5101, ask for bus. (Triton W. Hutchins. MI. -9853 CHEVROLET da'luxa aadan. Anto Acceasories—Tires ary. Refrigeratora, waahara and Mr. Workmu. . AUCB CLAMPET, Realtor Suburban For Sale 75 ; claan, glaainlBg jet Mack. atova moving spaclalty. OMding ence helpful. Apply , exeeUent condition. Only two Naw8 In Half Size$ 9-5133, MI. 9-4894. fREGULAR PRICE $14101 TIRE BALE ~ DOORS OPENED, . keys fitted, Otir Raî)(ar Price ‘'Ftdly aqutpped, low mllaaga. chalra tor rent..M l. 64753. years old, 8225, terms available. Phone MI 0-4543 BOLIDN—Custom designed three Douglas Motora, 813 Main, Buy One—Get One copied, vacuuin cleaners. Irons, CaU T. J, Crockett’s Offica at MI. CLERK TYPIST MAN(7HE:STER .. — Ehcpudable guna, etc., repaired. Sheare, ALDON SPINNING Cape, not in development. Good bedrmm ruch. Yoi Youngstown Half Price 8-5418. Luxurious Linans DURANT ST.—Just listed, a very kittmen, outstudlng batbroon)., PLAIN SUITS YOtf CAlirr SEE thaea from tba Tubeleaa, regular, whltaa, blacks. knlvaa, mowers, ato., put into con- Painting— Papering 21 0 MILLS CORP. I.4rgc concern has an charming home of 4 rooms, full conditiu. Nice yard: Sale price, comlng neada. Bralth- 813,800. Mucheater, four room colored fixtures, car port, amesite etrasL 1947 Hudson, 1948 Nash, Naw traads, lifetime' road hazard dlUon for Talcottyille .tt cellar, oil hast, combination drive large shaded lot. Price re ^ DRESSES OBd 1947 Chavrdeti others from guarantee. waits, 63 Pearlarl aneet. opening for a clerk-typist screens and storms. Lovely well brick plus garage. Corner lot with duced. Warren E. Howlud, Real* PRICE 185. Look behind office. Douglas nice trees. EîU price, 810,800. No Money Down POWER AND hand mowers ahaip- EXTERIOR PAINTINO only. Free MI 3.5128 ludacaped yard, fenced. Tnes. ■ r. MI. 8-8800. UGHT COi^TS OPENINtrSPECIAL Motors. 883 Main. 30 Months To Psy i eatlmatea. MI, 8-1383. Real buy for 89800. Batter hurry. Mucheater, short ways out. Three • ■* ehed. Air cooled anglnea, sold and in the employe insurance bedroom ruch, 8% years rid, full BUDGET CENTER—Ml S-4i64 rapaifed. Caplto) Equipment. 88' WANTED—Woman for 8 hours of Only $2300 cub. F u t cx;cupucy. ■OCKVTLLBi — Five room ruch, 9868 CHEVROLET aarits ‘,'310" 4- PAINTING—Exterior and Interior. cellar, large lot. Sale price, deairable location. Hot water CASH and CARRY door sedan, radio, heatar sun '< I - - Mato. ______- houMcleaning on Friday of each records section and an open- Goodchild Realty Co., Realtor. >aperhangtog, ceU]hga rcfinlahed. week. Tel. kC. 8-8833. MI. 3-7935 or MI. $-1307. 812,700; laieworth Mitten Agency,, oil heat. Owner tranafeired. Price O n ly $1.00 visor, aky idue color, whits wall Trbiknr for Sale y^paper hooka on request. Esti Realtors. MI. 3-8930 or Mr. KDg/ 811,990. .FHA mortgage for '$10,500.' This Offer Good Through Una. A rare buy—It’a Immacu- I OONDER'B T.V. BarrlCa, avaUsMa WANTED idg in the personnel records gioa, MI. 8-8809. / mates given. FuUy insured. CaU CASH oad^ CARRY any time. Antenna cenvaratnns. GIRL FOR pari Ume at luncheon VERNON, Sunset Terrace—Just a so year term, avaUable to quali Thursday, September 8 laU. Bariow Motors, 436 Main NEW AND used traders. : Edward R. Price. MI. f-1008. ette. Hours 11 Svm. • 3 p.m. See two minute drive from Wilbur fied buyen Madeline Smith, Real Bt., Manchaatar.______Manor Park, RockvlUa. Phil CO factoiy suparvtsed sendea. STENOBMPHERS section. Expefience not es Tel. MI. 9-1488.______Mrs. Olmsted at. luncheonette, Cross Highway. A 8 room ruch tor. ML 8-1843. 0-8838. - ______' home with. 8 bedrooma. Large liv 1860 CHEVROLET da tux# tudor, BoiM{s-i-Slock»— F. W. Woolworth Co, T O O L G n d Large concern has an sential. Pleasant diversified 111 CONCORD ROAD radio, boater, good eondmon. SEPTIC TANKS and amver Unest i ing room with fireplace, cabinet BOLTON—Bru d new 43 ft. ruch, inataUaUon only. DryweUa, leach Mortgages 31 kitchen, hot water heat with baae- 8% riioms, ceramic tile bath, throiQlMiuL BmaU down paymont Auto Repairing—Paintiag 7 BABY SITTER needed days, HoUra opening for a stenographer work,. A ddi!^ P.O. Box Large’'fiv e room rSne^ in IBaay tonna, OouglM Motors, 818 ing tienchea InstoUe^ ceUar hbard' radiation. - Ooqibinatlon basement garage. Corner lot with aump-pumps inataUed. 'Town A f ir s t a n d Becond raortgagas 7 to 8:30. Call Ml. 8-3135. capable of handling a va storm wlhdCiWs U d acrcena. Lot nice view of Bolton Lake. 814,500. Mato. / BRAKE REUNE, most all cars, bought for our own acoouqL Faat, GAUGE 2551, Hartford I, Coni^^ closed bfeezeway, two 814.95. Choose the Hntpg. No Country Construction. MI. 8-4148. j 80 X 300 feet. Immediate occupu GUton Realty Oo., 165 School St eonfldantiai acrvlca. Manchaatar YOUNG WOMAN to manage foun riety of. duties. F|v f day cy. Priced at 818,500. Robert J. Jdl. 8-3881. MI. 9-9531. FRIVATELT ownad 1861 Buick money down, 81 weekly. Cole • ^ tain- full time. No nigkta, no Sun stating experience, age and rage, recreatioft ^ roo^ ■ Ro^maater, hard top Rlvlara. Motors, 436 Center. MI. 8-0880. Investment Oorp., 344 Mato atraaL Smith, Inc., 963 Main 5t. MI, 97,000 mUea. Many axtras. Excel REMOVING RUBBISH and clean ML 34418. days, Apply to person only, 456 MAKER week. 'Write Steno, P.O* 9-0341. ANDOVER— ViUage home, com* AUTO PAINTmO—Any car. |88|, ing yards. MI. 8-1887 or PI, 2-8012, Hartford Rd. 'salary desired. bssement, large lot, J^ u tifu l forUble u d attrutive—10 roome, lent conation. Leaving'atstta ^ 1 FAST ACTION. Box 2651, Hartfoni 1, moke sacrifice wiw'balaw current asms day airvlce. Laavs ôur HENRY'BTREBT-^Thne bedroom two baths fireplacee, oil heat, RANGE BURNERS and'pot bum-1 BABY SITTER wanted, 10:30-to raachea now aasitag completion. view. Three minuses from drilled well, barn and guage. Nice value for quick eiue. ML. 0-1000. car before going to work. Pidk up FAIR TREATMENT 13130. Monday through Friday This is a ionall shop] Conn,, stating experience, !. / ' after work Complete new enamel are. Cleaned and repaired. New Amoag-tiu Buny axceUant tea* grounds and trees. Good spot for and uaad humara and pumpa. Call ] eveitâ. 739 North'Main, second that ia expanding rapid turaa ora the huUt-to electric Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex* ' profeasional m u . $18,000. Talbot 9963 FORD COUNTRY paint tob. Yes wa wUl loan you a LOWEIIT MONTHLY PAYMENTS floor. \ age and salary desired., .. car. No money down—up Bo X Joe; Ml. 84147. ly. Opportunity for ad-1 ranges add ovaaa. U you hurry A g u c y ,/ Andover. Phone Pi, i-; DIAL CH 6-8887 you will have your choice ot celisnt neighborho^’ For ap 24800. months to pay. \Brunner's Pack MANCHESTER . T. V. Service, CLERK-'ihrPIST. for (Uvenlfled of- I voncement is. unlimited. [ ? WANTED ard, TalcottviUe.\Tel. MI. 34181. flee work.'-vKnowlodge of book- dacoratiiig. M ee d at $15,700 srith radio and T.V. apeclalista ainca I FHA fin d in g ovailabla. Hensal pointment call and othara at Bariow Motors, 435 Open avenlnga 'tl| 9. Bat. 'tU.B. 1914. Charter mambera of Telia. I CONNECTICUT ' keeidng 'helpful. Small conganlal Write for inierview giv Read Herald Adva. l-W’- Mato St., Manchaatar. offica. qMI 9-4597, Mr. Kato- STEN06RAFHER A Patormaa, Inc., BuUdera. PhOna MI. 94600 or ML 8-4607.' i MORTGAGE EXCHANGE ing age and brief ootUnt I ML 94009 or M L 94406. * ' GAR BURN OIL? man. FOR milElUATE ' ^ ^ m c k i n n e y ■■ These Lumber Yards W ill 9843 DODGE two door, whola or by Economy Overhaul „ " It's easy to arrange Fimt or of expertonce and edu- Must be proficient In parts; Parts fit 38,87 and 88, Ypur Second Mortgagee at 37 ^Lêwle shorthand, typing and fil prica. 34 Victoria Rd. CaU aftar If Household Services entibn. White Box A, ejo | SALE BROTHERS, Inc./- Most all cars.- Parts and labor Offered 18-A i 8t„ Hartford.^ Help Waatei^BWeSe IS U Chavraiet 3 daar sedan, ing. Knowledge of book MANCHESTER FERFORMANGE 3 pjn, MI. 9-32SS. $48.85. No money down 84.90 TheHeraU. Phone MI 3 * ^ 0 or MI 9-3931 Be CLOSED AH Day monthly.. Ail work guaranteed. WBAVINO of builib. tooth bolaa "3ie" medel, J^ a . haater, ever- keeping desir^. Sg PHELPS ROAD—Older hmne 9 in CHEVROLET Btyto Una. da Business Opportanities 32 Beneficial Finance dqmpany luxt aadan. Radio, baator, Jat and tom clothtog, baalsry nina, { drive, only 8.6M milea, original that has three tip u d Uirae down • I ’ - /______9954 DeSeite Fliedome 4-Doer , MOTOR Ba le .. , Apply Hack flnlah. In axcaltait coadl- handbags 'rqpalred, .aipper rt- CARVEL STORES AvallnUe to will employ several men oi showream condlUon. gnertgea Swilap lUtoae pnlat, pewer placement, upibrenaa repaired, plus large w tru ck hall. One car 811,800 — 38/ X 88’ Ruch.^nearly steering, radio, iMator, solex Saturday, Sept. 3 tied. 9949 pidsipobUa " U " M &a, Fords, Chavrolets, ate. . .$134.85. qualified peraons to OonnaCticut branch monagfer trainees. $1,M6. Piivata pnrty, TeL M I garage. 'BeauUfuly Isndacaped new, exccllknt condition, oil hot radio,^^bsatar. In vary good condi men's shirt coUars revaraed andi area. Thasa highly auccesaful' Must be high schtwl gradq* BUSH HARDWARE water heat, fireplace, tile bath, glaae; white tires power win- tion. Dauglaa Motora, MS Molar Bt PwUacs, Oldamobilas, ate. $174.85 replaced. Marlow’s Uttla Mand.;| S-7771 ‘ , yard. Close to Ima and achools. dews. 99,909 erigmal, mUee, driverln lea cream store franchiaea otes, coUege training desii'- L . 8308 n evly 8 kcras good lud, laige ' No Money Down . tog Shop. are now mvaUsUe. Cfu?ei M Price on tills neat home Is only trass, auburbu. Carlton. W. Nmr cor gnornaten T%Is ante 9861 CADILLAC convsxtiHe, aquip- 131V26M $7.80 Monthly , are deUvered to you dhooplau tv able, ^ e 22 to 28. Must have $18,750 with a aohstential morU R u te W . MI. 94183, MI. 9-4884. WM awnod by a loeal laanr- pod with aU tha important axtras f l A T F I N ^ HoUand ^ntodow once aXeentfve. I New Motor Guarantee abadaa, made to measure. AU cludtog our own exclusive- pat- car. This position offers a A m iC A T IO N S .gage avallabla.^ sad to reaUy nice condlUap. Low A hoildsoBto new riiirtwaieter: Luxurious Illteas, Itkii'these, t, W./Oo -tfFAMILT a W; home, four rooms metal Venetian- bUnda at a naW anted equijmant and ^Mclai for aplendid opportunity in the est down payment anywhere. 'C O L E MOTORS mula proottctn Tmtolag, Simm> deAgnea to sizas to flattar. the a delight at Sret sight and a last sack. Priced foe quick aala. Bx- W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CD. Deoglaa Motors, 888 Mato:' price. Keys made whUe you consumer finoiace field. Sal ollghtly shorter womu. Note how ing one too! The bouffut ekirt o t cluMva with Tba Mucheater As* 436 Canter Ctraet' ' MI 8^)8B0 waiU Mariow's. vlaloa, adveitlntog and mat«Ma-> Aw hhlf ■ccBpfd^lor T.J. CROCKETT 9848.' MERCURY converUMe. In diatog metbodi. No expsttsBce ary, car allowance, insurance. effectively the two fabrics com-. the Southern BpUe ia.cracheted to Real Estata Broker oociatea. 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THE M1AN-. to ANBTB CABOT# THE MAN ace, hut, new plumbing, two* HACKAa TACK i t .—18 urea, af* McKiNNEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. V m CHEVROLHT 34oor da luxe, oouater work garage, ate. No Job For Peroonol Interview CHE8TBR BVENINO HEBjAL^ CHESfTEB BVENINO RKRALD. car garage, lot 90*^ x 960'. Aah* MBomatlc trwMtniasloii. Com- AUTO .JMdvnfO n s tm e U ^ AU too smaU. Eugene Qtoaidtn, 1$ fording u axcallent viaw, brook, IIM AVB. AMERICAS, NEW ttOS AVE. AMERICAS,; NBW worth Street-FiVji-room |dua sun good barn and other buildings, MOTORS, Inc. ™Ml*ehr eqtti*)*d. Akoolutaly im- laaaono on toqpred dual Ttotter, Ml. 8-8806. BARBBRBROfP-Two chairs, room on first floor. Full attic, new o$rs, otaadard or cellant locaUon, wonderful ooodl-! MIS-416< Five day week, 'HberaI Yeek 3g, N- T. ■YORK 36. N. Y. , neu naw school. B. F. Von Ecker, awHulate. Iw caMant mechanical' Bead 3S oiatk now for your copy Now avaUaUf—tba 1955 Naedlo- furnace) Tlmkm oil hut, nsrw 861 EAST C »(TE R ST. i.E.WILXtSdndSON,lnc. ly > .^ . 64186. exporlanoad c a b in e t MAKING —Wa alao do Uon, good liicome. CaU Stafford benefit ^rogroni, modern Agent, 809 Kaapey St. gU types of carpentry work, re-i or tlM new FoU mad Winter '50 edt- work Album printed ia ottrocUva • iriumhiag. triple frock combtoo* MANCHE8TBR. OONN. Oordnto-'Aoio ML 84010. Bpitoga, OV. 4-3118. ___ tion atorau. two j m ■C‘ ': T‘ ■ ' ■ ' ' '>V ' -r- / '4/: .' t..! - ■ ■ V" .-'I ______n . ’/■ THURSDAY, SEPTEMRER 1, 195l Avanga Daily Iêt Preae Mna. jKanrI)[ât(r 1Ett?nittg< Hrralb •a o. m. wcMhie ■m canf' -'v '. / ^ Aegnat XT. ICas 2 V !r Miaa Ann B. Goodchild of 50 Seablaa oatiiMtad. Tho truck, raU- IMr. Utttt Unngi I . /" Olcott Dr. will ie married to David Mechanism Jams, tively unacaUiad, drivan by Oaorge 11,466 Sere tatigbt. U rn SMa^ •Mw*N>!J About Town^ J. Bartlett of Middletown. Satur F. Ehieklay, SA, Somerville, Mm s ;. paHly Nnody, ItO e rtwege ■ day at 3 p.m.( in the South Metho- Car Crashes Truck will coat about ISO to fix, police o r a l H ie annual' miulcal service'ât aald. paewlBie. B iiti is e c . FUUtop Conference, Cromwell, will dlat Church. Mancheeter^^ Cfty o/.FU|â C h a rm m $ : 3 0 be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. -The Further alight danaaga . waa Jamming of her^.car'a ateering cauaed when the truck continued closing services of the Conference Mias Carolyn Robert, ilaughier PAR TS . . SERVICE . . . SA LE S t^ i»A Y NIGHT of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Robert. 623 mechaniam and an oncoming truck on after the colllaion auid moved will be held at Sunday 3:30 and MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1955 ~ AetmUOag an 14) PRICE PIVE CEMIE 7:30 p.m. W. Middle Tpke., will be one of fpelled trouble for dra. Tllllt M b- the dummy atandard at the Center yOL.LXXIV,MO.$84 (SDCTEBM PAGES) f I i& A Y N IG H T about 16 feat. No ohargea were 385 new sUidents who will take a turo, 38, of 30 Bolton St., yester- (CloMd AU D «y 4-day program, o f registration, brought by the police. * Mrs. John F. TTcrnry, president 4 to *4 Inch 'Vermont and ôund Advice iir the Air Force, has established 7 Rib Cuts lb. 43c an '4fl time record. but, the prison spokesman Chicken Breasts apokeaman said he did not know if. Naw Hampshire. Rain likely A sign reading “CAU- ^Copter Cornea a Cropper in Channel It waa necessary for the Cairo gov southern New England Sun ’n O N ,’’ W ATCH YOUR "M y greatest ambition has been said, (jrordon had disappear Roast Capons ernment to send a new. reply>' to hold 13 spades in bridge and An R.A.F. Whirlwind helicopter crashes into the English Channel during a demonatration o f an MEAT DEPARTMENT day and over all of N tw Eng STEP" seems an appropriate air-sea rescue. The plane waa about to pick ,.up a "stretcher case’’ from the launch when the en ed. The spokesman disclosed that land Monday night or..Tuea- warning as U.S. Ambassador make a imle in one in golf,’’ Whedon. hippy but atiU Jittery gine cut out, ..The pilot and navigator climbed, out unhurt and were plucked from the w ater' Gordon waa completing the flrat r—A JUICY STEW Burna arrived in Gaza- this morn day. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.; ad- /A SAVORY POT ROAST- ing for a first hand inveatigation aaid at the en lk / hia loop. within two niinutea of the accident. .(N B A Telephoto). .of two long sentences. 20 to 30 dresaea the Sve-power aubcom- of tha laraell attadc on Kahn yekra on four counts o f burglary. ^ A GLAMOROUS STEAK-C—BEEF KABABS mittee of the U.N. Diaarma- Scores 18 fpr Round Hanging over his head was an Tunis, a rail center in the strip. attacka and a warning against He finished the '.(H>und with a The United States and Britain iutura hoatiliUcs. ihent Commission.'' The meet other sentence o f 20 to SO yeara Tha food valuta art tbt aamt no m atUr which cut of beef you ing* was held at the Unljed acore of 75, four ovdr par taking 5 CBEftt had strongly baAted the U.N. Tha Voice of Israel Radio aald a 36, one over, to the tthm in spite Ike Fired G-2 for attempted rape and being an chooM and few diahta fa«d a man St well, fill him at fuH Specials For The Weekend MEAT DEPARTMENT Nations BuUolng • in New habitual criminal. Truce supervisor’s peace appeal. 40 Egyptians were killed and 40^ of hia aces on the fifth and ninth and Itava him with aa graat a aanm &t wtU being aa doei thla ALWAYS A FAVORITE _ The Israeli announcement came wound^ at Khan Tunis. It said York. holes. The remainder of th^, first The truck Was scheduled to ( COOKING SOUPS Chief on Plea make deliveries at tho Woodford aatiafying protaln-rioh mast. POPULAR BRAND .CIGARETTES aa estimates of casualties in the Uu. attackers "could easily hava nine was's bit troublesome ahttbis past nine days of flghting in the occupied the entire Gaxa strip." card included five bogies. Home for the Cltronlcally 111 and New Haven Teachers College in Chooaa Round SUak or Tip Pot Roaats at 8»c lb., Chuck Ground Gexa area reac.ied as h i ^ as .81 Egypt repertad 10 of her ''men Bill, a 2 handicap player has killed and’ 91 wounded. "The toll klUed and 12 injured, while private Britain Moves By CIA Boss By Car Firm, UA W New Haven and tha Laurel at SSe or Freah Hamburg at 3Sc lb. Biuy an eya of the round roaat REG. SIZE $2;05 KING SIZE $2.15 done a 68 at Farmington,.hia home soared when Israeli troops in half informants put the Egyptian course and has h-d no lea.* than Heights Sanitarium in Shelton. or S stasHng Juicy Sirloin or Porterhouae Steak . . . you get DAISY HAM INSTANT COPPil tracks blew up an Egyptian mili loaaea at 17 dead and 10 woimded. To Ease Soviet five 67s at Madison. New York, Sept. 2 (/P>—The New State Police road blocka wera Govammant Inapactad weatam draaaad tender beef at Pinehurat. CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ,ox 35c tary headquarters at Khan Yunit, An Israeli spokesman aaid one He saw only one o f hia aces. Detroit, Sept. 2 (/P)— American Motors Corp. today became set up at s tr a t^ c ^ in ta along fer deeper coffee flever In the Egyptian-Gaxa region, attacker wes killed aad eight York ba)ly News said today Pres OaioaSoup Hit five iron shot on the Sth 168 the first of the Little Three in the auto industry to settle aU roads leadin/to N ew Havon. Wednesday night. wounded. ident Eisenhower’ fired Maj. Gen. The prison spokesman qiiotad Wa ’ Offte MorreU’a raady to aat Hams, Pinehurat Tendercure yards trickled up against the flag VIRGINIA DARE FLAVORED _____iC Israel described the raid aa Arms Cut Fefar staff in full view of Bill. Alex Arthur G. .T^ndea:: as Army Intel with the CIO United Auto Workers on the Big Three contract personnel on the truck aa saying Oomed Baaf and planty o f freah pork and tender white veal Tomato ned Baaf lb puntahment for previous Egyptian (Oenttmied ea . Page T w e) Hackney of Mancheater and Ernie ligence (G-2) chief at the “per pattern. The settlement ended a\ strike called by the union they did not know o f (Sordon'a last midnight. The American Mo-T. chop# and mtlets. , SYRUPS 6 navorw Pt. 3 3 C Soup / United Nations, N. Y „ Sept. 2 Burgeqs, the three men in the sonal requeat” of Allen Dulles, presence on the vehicle^ and had • UP—BriM^n haa taken steps to match. head o f the Central IntelUgqnoe tors. aettlement differed in one' no idea where ha left it. major respect with thoaa^ reached ^ Again In Stock Groom of calm Russian feaiA^ that the W est But a morning mist kid the ninth Agency (O A ).. ---- / Rail Union Pelays State Police aaid GorOaa waa STATE LINE POTATO CHIPS With the Big Three—General Mo about five feet eight inches tall, Many customers wilt be W ELL TRIMMED plans to turn /ropwieQ 'disarma In a Washington copyright 4tory Birds Eye Frosted Foods Colory Shigemitsu Blames Reds , (CoaUaued on Pago Eight) carrying the byline of John tors, Ford and Chrysler. AM(Ta Strike an 12 States colorad, weighed 135 pouifda sad Broccoli Spears ■ pleased to know that we REG. SIZE LG. SIZE ment inspection leama into espio O’Donnell, the newa aald. Trudeau layoff pay plan will not be put into waa wearing blue, overalls. 30c 50c nage machines. This waa learned In Special 25c again have wonderful “ actually waa retnovad from hia operation until a year sRer the' Gordon’s criminal record datss Groam of diplomatic''quarters as the U.N; others. .NAw Fork,,Bept. 2 (S’)—^Th# back to Dep. 4, 1980. whan ha Chicken Thighs , S A R A L E E PRE.MIER intelligence command by Eisen- For Jap Anti-U.S. Views Disarntainent aui>commi,ttee niepte Sizzler Grips To Pay Into Trust Fund CIO Tranmbrt Workers Union pleaded guilty in FalrflaM O M aty COFFEE CAKES Smoked bowsr, dea'ptte the violent, though AIso'From Birds E.ve^ SAV-U-PAC OLIVES S 0*k. 49c Chiekon SHOULDERS bers took a breather today after auppre’saed, opposition of the.Pen The compaiw will start paying today qrllered postponament Superior O iir t tb sT ch ib ^ Special 99c 79c Each ' their illrft week in their new round tagon, from Secretary of Defense into a trust fund Sept. 15, 1956, of a Strike of 35,000 nonrop* tempt to commit nQ>e. and waa \ Birds Eye Peas Buy One or Two For UULDEN’N PREPARED Groom of New York, Sept. 3 (ft — Japan'avtlon'' and ona that “ abould be of/t^ks. The subcommittee will re- Los Angeles as Wilson down throughrough thithe all-pow- and* benefits will not become avail (| atlng' employes of the Penn- sentenced six to eight years in - „ / Foreign Minister Mamoru -Shige-; clarified." 'Jitte work Tuesday, and some eylvanla Railcoad. ’ilie itrike 2 for 4Sc ' ' ■ The Weekend Introductory Offor erful Joint CSUafa of StafiStaff and uni- able until a year after that. Bene State's Prison. MUSTARD Jar* 27c Mushroom mitau blamed Communist sgitatlmi “ That is why we are at prasan 'members hope they can com formed profesaldffalaproTesaionaia of A r my. fit* become effective at the B ig 1 ^ been scheduled for mid Black Terror Strawberries' N ew Item c ' : today for “ anti-American feeling" | studying ths question o f r e '' plete their current discussions by night tonight. lb Toll Hits- Four Navy and Air.” Three next June 1. It was during hia career in 1085 Small Pkg. 38e ' DUFF l-OW CALORIE a J A R S In Japan and aaid hie nation in-| the Oonatitution," he s a id ^ Sept. 16. The newspaper said the Presi U A W Vice President Leonard Michael J. Quill. TW U presi while on parole that be beewae Com . k . Succotash Golden or Chocolate KOOL-AID ' Pkg*. 25c tends to combat it, Shigemitsu, aaked if JaeâvOred Talks in the subcommittee so far dent “w a v e i^ ’’ in hia decision to Woodcock aaid the union agreed dent, declared, however, that known aa the “ black terror." . Shigemitsu, in a news conference ; admittance of Red (XM e Jm tha have been closed. But it was Los Angeles. Sept. 2 (45—South Limssi:^.. Asparagus C A K E M IX FO R V l ern Californians braced themselves fire Trudeau but that Alien Dul to the year's delay in an effort to the employee might be “ re His night prowling activities Coohits by Notional Biscuit Sunshine Biscuit — INI the 10th anniversary ot Japan's! United Nations, M(ld ha ,bOieved learned from informed sources that les’ plea was backed up by his make American Motors “ a perma luctant to postpone their de- frightened women in the Bridge World War II surrender, said the | “ ell countHca^^ll - be.'^properly the British have made it clear any for another scorcher.today in the Fresh From National Also New Keob|nr and McGowen — Educator. wake of yesterday’s record high brother, Secretary of State John nent aucceas in the auto industry’’ rcision to strike.’’ port area. According to poUca ha HOMELESS corneratone of Japanese policy is ; recognised and^througlLproper pro control Organ set up will be strictly and to help a group of .8,000 dis Biscuit Bakeries' V Scott's Latest Offering temperatures which were blamed Foster Dulles. He said the union was no wbre a black hood over his haad cooperation with the United States; cesses be-'''adinitted.’7 that and not a spy neat. Denies Role In Ouster placed former Hudson Motor Car tifying the National Mediation when''he burglarised homes. ,TVin Pack Fig Newton \ SOFTWEVE TISSUE Vs G o l l o n o f CANNED and other free nations. ‘H ia .^ re ig n M is t e r described for four deaths and 57 cases of Anthony Nutting, British minis heat prqptration. In Washington, one official cited Co. employes in jietrolt. Board that it was directing He waa apprehended and oa FWx CMkies full Ib. 43c In Pink, Green, Yellow HALE’S Asked about reports of “ anti-, hia/talka in W a^ n gtoh ter of state who' came here for American' MdtoTs was formed 14, 1930, he pleaded guilty to ftour S W E H C R E A M American feeling’ ’ in hia iand, tha iadtiafactory’’ and said t ___ The mercury zoomed to llO in the atory as having taken a its locals to postpone the^ o r Blue Dog Pood the talks, was said-to have noted last year by merger of Naah-Kel- walkout that would have hit^ counts o f burglary, receiving a SCOTKINS FRESHLY GROUND ____ Foreign Minister said: ^/lead to a new phase in jitieRtm - degrees in Los Angeles, cracking principal part in the reported dis 3 Ply Paper Napkin* h w ry pmmd e l the Russians still seem to feel .that vinator Oqrp. and Hudson. 12 states and the District of State’s Prison term of 30 to'SO “Tha principal cause of whatôu I American rclktioiu a 64-year-old mark by one degree. missal of Trudeau flatly denied any Reg. Size the reason the West wants a con Nearby Tujunga recorded a siz knowledge o f the - development or Woodcociv mentioned the com (Columbia. yeara. call ‘anU-Amerlcan feeltag’'^ in “ i think Jtoth aides have reason trol organ with .wide powers is to pany’s “ e than the going rates in the auto ly poatppnee strikes for . 60 the powers « f the control organ. fire in San Dimas, 25 milea eaat of charges of rapb and assault on V • Shigemitsu spoke in Japanese, Because this we hope to em industry and had asked the union days. - He reportedly aald that in the here, which engulfed 12 homes and (Continued on Pago Eleven) to “ bargain on the economic facts Miaa Fannie Pious, 46, a g ift ahop HEINZ TOMATO with his replies translated by bark on a new' phase of Japaneia- proprietor. Gordon' w as'' foiu n 8-8 Lbe. Toshiro SUmahoqcht, press secre early stages it would not go into blackened 200 acres. of American Motors Corn.’’ FRESHER BY FAR Ameriean relatlona _ and to nuclear installations. Formers in interior valleys re- mated the vanie of the Ford, Gen guilty of the charges in Superior FANCY tary ot the Japanese Embassy in strengthen increasingly a dynamic Woodcock aaid the layoff pay eral Motors and Chrysler pack- (jDurt on June 8 and waa aaatenead PREMIER LIGHT MEAT Washington. He alto insisted that the control rted that thousands of chickens plan, wage increases and other - PINEmkST FRUITS... YECETABI.ES KETCHUP lb working partnarship.” organ, in which the great powers agea in excesii of 20 cents an hour to from/20 to 80 years in prison. The Foreign Minister came tiy ad succumbed to the heat. 12,000 beneOts in the new American Mo Hard BArgalalag Beea would have a hand, must satisfy the 6rst year,^ Wa are headquartem for qMOtom made gift fruit baakela , , , 2 14 IH . BoI*. New York yesterday after several at one ranch In suburban Bell tors agreement constitute a. 14- TUNA American Defense oflSciala fore itself at each stage that it can han- flower. Commercial flower crops News Tidbits, “ We have bargained bn the delivered to me Hoepital t » any place in Mkncheater . . , . days of talks with American offi see some hard and patlant Bar No oil Added FOWL ald the next stage before it prog- alsd were damaged. S'bveral down cent an hour package for thg flrst economic fact* of American cials in WaMiington. n in in g before Japan will accept ' / . reaaes on. This mean^ It waa town offices closed y^terday af- CvDcd from AP Wires year of the three-year pact. Thla Motors Corp.,’’ skid Woodcock. He roz. To a question whether any un- the m illUry role that the United includes a flgt wage boost o f six Pappera / Prom Friend of QIataonbury . . . , deritanding 'had been reached learned, that^^cotifidence would be tarnoon because of heat; Oc added that Uie union would not Picnic Favorites SUfea now Aranta har to jriay aa a built up! by stages as the control to eight cents an hour for all em consider this agreement a* a pat BiiUetiiis Green Beana '' Ne>y Crop Selected there to assign Japanese troops major paHner in: the defena* of cidental Life dismissed its em Celery HALE’S BEST organ gained experience in its ployes at 2 p.m. Droway Mississippi River Delta pibyes. Additional six-cent ralaes tern for the other llttla three auto .Oei Mdinet or abroad “ in the near future,’’ Shige the western Pacifle. will be given in 1956 and 1957. froiii the AP Vidros Cello. Spinech HOT DOG^REUSH mitsu aaid: work. San Diego County authorities stirs uncMlIy aa governor's of Mis, a HEINZ The wide gap batween what The Russians finished the first The UAM^ previously had e*ti- (Continued os P a g e 'tig h t) Cucumbera Acorn Squash...... Ib. 7c "There' is no understanding of Japan is prepared to do and what aaid the 104-degree heat there waa sisaippl and Illinois call fdr Inveati- GROUND BEEF 2 . .. $1.00 week still silent on President Ei- a major disaster to the multimil- Red'Sweet Oniona HAMBURGER RELISH Btat kind between ua.’’ Pentagon atrategisU think she ation of wolf whistle iiaying Of ■x Butternut Squash Ibt 7c aenhowqr'a plan for an exchange of DENIES IKK FIRED A IM PVeah Peaa SOFTWEVE COLORED jar RATH’S SKINLESS A ' Joint Amcricari -r Japanese could do waa made clear in three llon dollar poultry industry. A 4-year-old Chicago boy. . . . Presi statement in Waahingto'n-" that military blueprints and aerial in- Farm Bureau director, Warren dent Eiisenbower is pictured aa WaaUngton. Sant. 8 (4V-Tha 1^ Prom Long laland days of conferenoaa here (hie week 5 Op f JapM should be able to help, pre moat likely to play active role in Army today deactiâd iM ‘ Yellow Summer Squun, Tur- jar with Shigemitsu. Old Faahloned A R M D U R ’S " TISSUE FRANKS .k49e serve interoatioitAt peade and The iriaitbr /from ^Tokyp' .pifor (OMtlAned-M Page-Eleven) eculatton in Tokyo aa to Heresy trial which finds Rev. . wa* dlainlseed a* cbledaC . • ■ ..Ow - sent home defense force of 180,(K)0 CHOPPED HAM 3 Rolls /WAFFLE whether Japanese forces would be men to 300,000 by the end ot ,1958, John ..Gerberding .innocents on gMca-lqr dlreetloa at Ftaal APPLES . , . Best all around apple right pdw is the VEAL LOAF . k 49c Of Mississippi ElecMon IXasnbourer. Tb* Arm y < Iv 120z.Tln iS WAFFLE CUPLETS sent outside JapsA... . with 90 per cent of the totAt beihg charges of deviating from t>fficlal Gravenstein'.' . use a s is for sauce or pies . . . let It I Coatraveralai QneaMea ground groups. . t / doctrine of Northwest Synod 'of mented 'em a at^ ttw Asked whether it waa unebnr Japan’s Naval an Five wwabrrs at n OonnieMiat NIBLETS aubcommittee shows interest in r'a- tice Department Chief will And tional Association for the Ad Coin O ff Tbp Cob p>• F*g- 2 7 * cent gangland kllUnga on theory: anything wrong. vancement of Colored People) or wban tfwir ear atnHlt m tree To Smother-All Opposition rash of mlaalng or ' bullet-riddled TEABAGS 2 13 Ot. Cnna Brownell disclosed late yesterday its sympq|;)tiseie.’’ aftpr veqrinc oft Roulo 14 In I Count ’ ■ gangsters may have tie-in with that he has ordered an investiga- C!oleman won the nomination for WlUlaaMfbini ^VOIogn. dooopb W e continue to offer Coffee at these low every day prices Iqlarnatlonal narcotirs traffic. t|on, whjch 'ra i agents are already governor, equivalent to election in Vinci. 85. at SIKUDelowa. drivor Buenoe Aires, Argentina. SeptwjaUltaj^ men S « y M l'slS lS * 9 iM id 'w . . ' . ^ * ______**._.- _X_*______Frozen Food Specials staged another abor- Prime Minister Nehru expresses cohductihg.'^ the southern state, in a run-off pri of tho ear; toU Stal* BsEoe bn . . . no change in price this week . . . The instant Bordens Fresh Fruit and Vegiâhles^ t (JF)— Congressional approval o f t m rayolt. i ' f f “ gravest‘-oonceni’ ’ about troubled In other counties the indications was bUaded Mm BgMa et an a “ state of stage’’ for Buenos Aires • CO mary contest-Aug. 23. More than deal of 2 2 oz. jars for 66c is offerediwhile stock lasts. SNOW caor ■ Onaranteea Mtuatlon in Frenrii Morocco and Are that ballots cast by Negroes 360,000 votes were cast for him oncwialag track. • .4 - today bulwarked President Juan I* Algeria ,. Two more U.S. Senatilrs M clNTO SH . Both “Btataa" aUspend conatltu Were apparently not counted and and his opponent, Paul Johnson. Ptron’a new drive to crush hia op>. tlonal guarantcea to permit the laava frdm London by air for Mos C A S ...... 96c "Vr,, ^ Borden’s Instant 1 2 oz.^ Broeeoli Sjiears’*'* 2'-53c that Negroes were kept from the_ It is not knoxyti at this Uma how VFW EUBCI8 BOSTONIAN poaitlon. , government to hold anjrpne indefi cow and Iron Curtain countries to polls by threats and intimidation.’’' Maxwell House ..-..-.SSc jac at iwgular price plus The alI-P|Kxmlsta Senate unani- study agriciillural and industrial mpny o f Miasiaiiippt’a 38,000 regis Beotaa. Sapi. 8 (It—The Vatse* I SNOW CR O P APPLES 2i:b.25e nitely without trial and'ileny them \ 6 ’‘Reports indicate,’’ Brownell tered Negro voters voted in the 1J2 OR. par i t 10c. .. . ■•ii ELBERTA Lmeualy oki^td the bill laat night the right to win freedom Under V affaha for three weeks, r aba e t Faraign Ware tail fUNurfine . , v*./. . . . .88c Both for 66c MIRACLE WHIR after the Peron-dominated lower habeap corpuB proceadlngt.“ Row Russia is slated to be .Yugo- said, "that in some couhtief Ne AUg. 23 run-off or in the original od Tlaiilby i . M a r ^ , J ^ K AUGUST " 1- ^ groes were refused ballots when primary held a month ago today. HUis Brothers ....$1,02 Mixed Wêtablei 2'^4te hquaa.-VOte)l, it though' 109-12 iq aver, !the aUta of aiage 14 a con slavla’a MggMt teade parta(ef un ‘ lawyer who Maxwell House Instant eompManca with Peron'a demand they allegedly failed to answer aaid he has racelved NEW# ENGLAND STYLE SALAD PEACHES 2 Lb.^33e atitutional' measure,. whUa der new pact calling for each to a Man aiMonr _,fS A W ...... 99c Ig. $1.69 Small 57c SHOW COOP ‘ ^ for emergency powers to "annUii- atate of 'internal war wAs BfU other $70 million worth, of correctly several irrelevant and many ConipUlata that' “ragUtarfd carriernet M M ^ FFadOe a bt Watld frequently illegal questions. Nescafe ...... Ig. $1.64 DRESSING lau^hlsfoae. emergency act adopted three, yeara 8 goods, annually oyer next three and qualified’* Negroea w a n da- Warr n. e m lie Banka •...... 99c Clam Chowder Qt. EMONS 3 I9e Peixm was expected to affix hia ago for the lirat time In 'iL'gaa- youn-'. -ffoorcu o f policemen comb Tom Tubb, chairman of the nied the right to vote In both con a ter m eee ^ - . Small 69c Baby Lima Bnns 2*-53c signature today, transforming Into deuae woods in Staten Island for Mmissippi Democratie Executive tests.. Blanhy aaeeaoda Martan B. Tlea Savarin ...'vr....r;9Tc tina’a modem, hiatory. Instant Banka M INUTiM AID law the measure . affecting the Aa the Houae of DepuUea 14-year-old girt who acreamed Committee which conducted the I f hia investigation "dlacloaea at BOtebea. KJ>, Qiock Full of Nuta 99c ANTALOUPES E..b 29c capital’s 814 million ciUxeni. The rammed through the bUl, Angel “ hrip m e!” to mother over phone election, said Brownell ’’hais a per that any citiaan haa bean dsprived Ig. $1.1$ Small 61c fect right to investigate. Not that i C . s m a l l f i r m h e a d s . whole country was placed under a Enrlqua Peralta, who repraaanta before line went dead. of his constitutional righta” BCRKB ABBAMUfBD Lamen ’a Ljmeade 2*-33c atate of aiege for 13 days after the the powerful prij-Peroa Oenaral South Korean observer to Unit- he'll And anything, though." Brownell declared, “ imiwodlate aad Come to Pinehurst for those wei !il] lean boneless unaucceasful Navy revolt against Confederation o f Labor (OOT) in Id; Nations, Ambassador Ben C. And Atty. Gen. J. P. Coleman, vigorous action ifffn follow." Bound Steak SopaM and for tender Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales CABBAGE Lb I 7c the goveranisot J w e K . ’the new the Houae, aaid the aUta o f alegA Limb . says question of Korea* who won the Democratic homiiui- Tha . Attorney General' did not aata, p a i M B ^ rastrictloaa applied only to Buenoe would laat “na long as naotaaary— upddaullo*' will be brought up be tion for governor, aaid he kn4w of 0 >ac^ what anoh "aetion’' would cut any thiekneia jmu ipeeify. Alree, howevari until we eliminata the last danger’ '1 '' ^ ^ ' * fore VJ7. General Assembly, .'vet- “no violation of anybody’s civil Jm. The Civil Righta laws under GREENBRANS Lb'25c It appeared the, chief effect of i -araBa /Ldminlatratlon psycbolo- tVm' 3 AOOMPLETI iim op of troittle-makers.’’ I .* < : ■ ^ Peron Changea Mind ^ righta in connection with Misaia- which tie Ut apparently proraedtag Driya Carefully. . . and EiUoy the Holii the measure .would be paych^Ml- Parco. in a apeeeh before thou- giltB s i ^ aoma mental patlenta aippi primariea.. M y aervicea aa inaka It unlawful\to conapln “ to CARROTS 2 Cello Pkgs. 27c eel' Mnee Peren AlreAdy had the nnda ef fdOewen Jawwilag .,the - Argentini Praaldciit Juan Partm (H M it), kurroiffulad by gov* . 0|UI .bnproire tbslr ,Iot add per* attorasy ganaral' will be uaad to Injure, oppraea, threaten er la- - ^ i i. Pinehurat MfiOORlUCK’S SNGES aid ipaolal pewAiri uadar a "AUIe eC Plana dd. Mayo Wadnaaday night, armnant odRciala In Buanoa Alraa, w ltb m ffa hia offer to raMgn. baps dbortaa ttaatr stay in htiapl* the Unut te vindication of Minify Umidnte nay ettiaiff In the tree latOTqal war" clamped an the P a n a aald that tha pleaa o f more than 190.000 loyal aupporten taJ Jiia(;.by bwiglutug they ara nppt ^rtumtiaa. M y aasirteaa aa enuhUy la aaptemher U U , after T af^Ma It iaapoulkla for him to raalgii. . (NKA ltadto*Tali^to), A: ■ . . i V ' ' ■i: