PAGE TWENTT THURSDAY, AUGUST R. W67 iMaurbrater lEu^ntno iS^ralb' Average Daily Net Preiw Run F o r the Week Ended King David Dodge, No. 1, lO O r, Mrs. William C. Mason, 136 Mrs. Jack Angel of England is The Weather uill meet tomorrow night at 7t30 Pearl St., who has Just returned verstty Medical Uollege In 1955 building and licenses in July com­ 9 July $7, 1957 About Town visiting with friends and relatives and was an Intern and resident at Foreeaat af O. 8. W'aatber BneaM in Odd Fellows Hall. A sociai hour home on the Queen Rlieabcth In town. She arrived In the United Marked Increase pared with last July's total of Hill follow the meeting. Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit. after touring the British laics for, States Tuesday aboard the Queen $1,877 in fees.' This is an increase MIW tonIghL aeattered nhowera. Jle m b m o f tho Covstiont seven Weeks. Is spending tlie re­ Mich., before entertaining the 12,002 Mai-y ahd wdll spend about three Army. 111 Town Building of 36 per cent. I..OW. 68 to 88. Not quite *o warm LiMCru* «f th« Covenant Cbngre Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hills and mainder of her vacation at Black Member of the Audit months traveling in , this country The greatest single increase came Saturday, oeattered *hnwem. Hlgli Rational Ctiurch nill leave at" > children. Alan and Laura. 528 Point. With her are her husband. and Canada. She will be staying .'Bureau of CIrralatlon m. Satu(da>-'^for an ouUnf at Taxable construction In Man In the building of homes. L a s t. in mid 86*. Woodbiidge St., are enjoying a two Fire Chief Mason: her parents. Mr. with her brother-in-law, Michael cheater for July 19.57 as compared month the building department >lton laUcp Shores. Those attend and Mrs. Wesley Shorts: her sis­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm & weeks vacation In Canada. While Angel. 57 Weaver Rd.. and her w'lth July of last year, showed a granted permits for 21 dwellings at I Init ahould biin|p their own au)i* traveling In Maine they met Miss ter, Mrs. Althea Gibson, and Mrs. Public Records PW. sister-in-law, Mrs. Aaron Cohen. 90 rise of 93 per cent. an estimated cost off $320,300. In Marion Dorwood, former music Gibson's children Bert and Cherry, Seaman Circle. This is her third VOL. LXXVI. NO. 264 (FOURTEEN PAGES) teacher at Manchester .High and the chief’s mother, Mia:>LEllza- Building P*ermlta . Estimated building costs for July July 1956 the, building office, >IANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. 19•)i (Claatlfled Advertising on Page 12) visit to this country, the others be­ 1957 stood at $554,256 and July granted permits for five dwellings; PRICE FIVE CENTS Miss Joyce Crane, daujfhter of School, who la now head librarian beth Mason. ing in 1934 and' 1950, To Annum Construction Co. for PINE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crane, formerly at Washington State Teachers Col­ North MethodtsI Church, for a 19.56 at $222,416, according to a re­ at an eatlmaled cost of $88,200, an port released by Building Inspector increase of approximately 300 per of 103 Bissell St., aiU soon un> lege. Machias, Maine. The wedding of Miss Nancy Ann $120 building on Parker St., J»HARMACY Capt. H. Richard Matern. whose Griswold Chappell. The estimatad cent. derao an operation at r’lower- Wynis, da'ughter of Mr. and Mrs. w’Ke Barbara lives at 34 W. Mid- 664 Center St— Tel. MI 9-9814 Flfth Ave. Hospital. Ne« York Mox'ies for children, under the To Albert Gayaon for Benjamin coat of new construction for Julv Harold Wyrus, 59 Autumn St., and ke„ recently was graduated 1957 included $125,000 tax exempt Ribicoff Hands GOP K efau ver, City. She attended Mancnester sponsorship of the Recreation Alec Marchuk, son of Mrs. Sophie on Moun­ OPEN AIR SERnC'E from the military medical orienta­ tain Kd.. $24,000. property and $400 In demolition H l^ School apd Is a graduate Department, will be shown in Marchuk, 75 Autumn Si., and tion course at the Armv Medical | . An open air aervice will be con- : PINE LENOX nurse. She has teen rn tie leach­ Center Park, Just south of the % Warrantee Deed bringing taxable constniction to Wasil Marchuk, 801 Main St., will Service Scnsol, Ft. Sam Houston, j Edward J. Holl to Russell E. $425.8.55. ducted by the .Salvation Arm.v ing staff of Duke' University Kos- Mary CSieney lib rary , tonight at take place at 8:15 tomorrow night Tex. He receNed his doctor of tonight at 7:30 at the comer of i PHARMACY pltal, Durham, N. C. 8:15. Miller and Hilda R. Miller, prop­ The building office coUacted a Terms for Assembly B lou gh in In the South Methodist Church. medicine degree Cornell Uni erty on Arnott Rd. Main and Birch Sts. Ool. and Mrs. i Hurricane 299 E. Oeater 8 t.~ N l 9^189* total of 32.580 in fees from both Wllllan) Spatig will be in charge. | Call on Drought Aid W ord T ilt - Wa.shington, Aug. 9 (JP)— Hartford, Aug. 9 (JP)— Gov.'f'legialatlve leader* to meet with Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) and Ribicoff asaerletl lodav. that him at 9 a.m. Monday to tell him what they want the Legislature to Roger M. Blough, chairman Louisiana, Texas Shores HALE'S Self Serve and Meat Dept. he will call a specjal session of do. if a special session is held. of the board of the U.S. Steel the General As.sembly to con­ If they can reach an agreement Corp., carried on a running A • sider farm relief legislation on “acceptable legislation,’’ he said, word battle today over the A m e r i C a U S only if an acceptable program he will call a special session; if they effect on living co.sts of the I AT PRICES can be worked out in advance can’t, he won’t. Giant Wind, In the lattei''Ta*e'. he said, the increase in steel prices. between him and Legi.slative Republicans will be "free to circu- Both kefauver and Blough At Red Festival leaders. late their petition" among Legisla- ..found .. themselve*.. .. breaking- --in on- - YOU CAN ’The Governor, a Democrat, made tor* in an effort to have the Gen- Uie othei-* question* and a^ w er* Huge Tides the statement at hi* daily news eral Assembly csll Itself Into spe- To Visit China conferenc* in answer to ye.*ter- cIrI sejiaion Antitrust sub-committee a. inquiry ______ day’a, request by Republican lead­ AFFORD TO PAY ers, who control both Houses of •In replying to a Republican' [ha^ wenMlUo^effect'L^i^^^^ boost mowow, Aug. 9 (A5— About 40 Hit Tonight statement that an emergency has x t one point Blourh ^nrotesUd dflegate* to the Corn- the Legislature, that he call a arisen through the combination of that "the wav thia ia cSlne-'’ he mu”ist-*Ponsored World Youth special session. New Orleans, Aug. 9 (JP)— The .Chief Executive said em ■ a $10 million drought and his veto didn’t think the steel ^om pa^v ! U o ^ fo r is lf phaUcally that'' he will not accept | of a farm tax relief bill passed at executives were going to be able " “ ^ Tropical storm Bertha bal­ »•’-the Legislatures Iegttlar session, to realize their hope of presenting one appeared to be on the verge of ultimatums from the Republican | defecting to the Soviet Union. looned into a full-fledged hur­ XL Ribicoff said he .vetoed the bill be­ the facts "In an, orderly way." yMAhsh, HALE’S FR ESH GROUND SOFT-WEST!: party on the farm issue. cause "it was no good," There ia a State Department ban ricane today and aimed its He told newsm.en that he con-' ^ Kefauver. chairman of the sub­ on travel to Communist China. He said farm leaders agreed committee. retorted that Blough deadly punch at the west COLORED TISSUE aidered a atatement from Republl-1 with that, and so did "many Re- > ’The man reported to be planning Ixiuisiana-uppcr Texas coasts COFFEE can leader* ’Thursday an ultima­ was mistaken "If you have the defection was described by a de­ publican Ieade;-s who discussed this ! idea that you . are just going to along a 125-mile front. tum becauae they said that if he ■ bill with me privately." pendable source to be a veteran of refuaes to call a special. session. | present what you want to and not The Weather Bureau’s advisory The bill would have granted i answer questions.” World W ar II in hi* earl.v 30s. He 2 Rolls 2 7 c they will take steps provided in ; ______ Blough re- may already have taken the Initial at 10 a.m, (CST) located the hur­ i.b. 8 5 c Pink, Yellow, Greea, Blue, M E A r B U K ;j farmers * tax exemption of $50,000 plied he was willing ricane, traveling, roughly In the to answer Steps. His name was not Immedi­ Utur^?nto’ lollin'iI wanted to make a ately divulged. same path as its killer predecessor PRE.MIER LIGHT. FANCY tervention without his | propmy Md_ wouW ^ that would enable the Audrey si* week* ago, about 140 FAMn.Y SIZE UNDERWOOD FOR THE WEEKEND The Ameiicansw.s.ws •V.nss hasssaas not»iw been avcilseen MEAT In • fnrmai •t«t«n,ani hw .Illn. ' Subcommittee to Understand miles smithesst of Lake Charles, In a formal statement, toistllng ; Opponents said It would affect I industrv’s problems ’ m the U.S.