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47' 23' New England Braces for Howling Storm

47' 23' New England Braces for Howling Storm

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. M B ersyo Daily Not Preso Ron T h o .W enthir rae Un weak BoDad libEBIXTEraf iW attfliMtor g pYtttttfl Sw aU i A ag. 8. 1888 Wm s M •« I k J ^ W i o l M r 'l M NeetheaAerlr ghiaa. baavy mla King Devld lodge of Odd Ftf- 10,227 ■ding ■•** taaigliL fhlr aaU low* will meet tomorrow et 7:80 Two Nigkt Fircnan Jobs MFD to Hold ir *r Um AadR Aliout Town In Odd Fellows.hell for Its usual O^R St SMFD SUtioR •I OtrealaUio* Mmse1u!$ter-—.4 City of ViUage Charm Inislness sessloo. On Sundsy -* Peach Cake |V * . V ; ,V r . •«« Mrfc B mI Butler ^ ■roup of the members wUl stUnd Chief W. CTifford Maw>n of the douWe-hesder ball game I* FhelM R«iJ *e t»eif giMStr the South Mehchester Fire De­ (Otaaaiflad AdvartMag aa Page 14) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST Id, (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE nV E CENTS Mrs. Butler’* hrotlier-ln-Uw, l«a- Boston. A bus will leave from Odd partment announced today he Fete Aug. 21 VOL. LXXn, NO. MS Me Vausltun. Hr*. VwighM *nd FelU hall St the Osnter at 8:30 la aeeking men to work in the their ehlldreii of For^ fire aUUona at night. There Plaiu for the Manchester Fir* FI*. are two paid jobs in the de­ Epworth leaguers of the South partment open et the preaent Department Pqach Shortcake w a d W inds Methodist Church sre antidpatlng time. Festival and Bingo party to be C«pt. »nd Mr* Bobert FUnn end a treat, Sunday. Following the 8 •on, otftcera In ehnrge of the 8*1' Quatlficatlons are not a* held at the Fire House, Main aai Rockville PO W Dead^ a. m. service at the church they Hilliard StreeU, on Friday, Aug. v*tion Army in PotUtown, P*.^ will leave for Tanglewood, l«no3t. rigid for night men aa they are *re rialUnc Mr. *nd Mrs. B*\rtd for regular firemen. 21. are well under way. The ahort- Cause Alert New England Braces Mass. The musical program will Addy of Footer 8t., end will rake will be served from 8:30 to From HALE’ S Self Serve and Meat Dept» include Wagner's unfinished sym­ Chief Maaon aald anyone In- •*st*t in the open elr service co- 8:30 p. m. and the Bingo will aUrt phony in B minor and three other teraated can secure additional at 7 o’clock. nl»ht *t Birch end Mein Streets. Mmimsitions by Wagner. Seymwr informsUoa from him st head­ Twenty-five door prizes donated Red Report Claims In P a c ific Premier Fancy f o o d s Upkin, lioted pianUt. will play quarters on Spruce St'. by Manchester Merchants will be LAND O’ LAKES f r o z e n ] By THE AKUOOIATRO PRB88 Ravel's piano concerto for the left given out during the evening. ’The Albacorc White Meal Naha. OkimwA, Aug. 14 hand. Other composition* of Ravel main prise is 200 gallons of fuel and Charbrier will round out an oil donated by tMrWUUsms Oil Co. — This gremt American isUnd 1 A80 interesting program, “nie group Helen Davidson Lodge^ No. *8, BUTTER Grandma Plorupto Job hMC dug in tonight for one of Mea Daughters of Scotia, will hold-its Other prises are eight cArtlficatea. ----- In Quarters TUKA For Howling Storm alwfcU«wtf»Aye« will leave from the Mary Oieney August business meeting tomor. for half gallons of Sealtest ice | 1 S o n A l i v C f fhr^yltdost typhoons ever re­ Plaa tafort IwIbs aa Library prompOy at 0:45 a. m. cream from the Mancheater Dairy; corded. in the Pacific, only a ta 10 iwaaea wttli Member* wilf bring their own row night *t-7:45 in tho Masonic ...... '.....Lb.------— — :----...... 7 Oa. — t*a vary first bai Temple. a box of cigars from Pohimann I few hour* away. The Army rtl.M). Taha Ayiia lunches. Cigar Store: a carton of cigarettes bafafa aaaala aa *i- and a box of candy from the Sun­ fsReaction ordered Condition 1 alert at raatad. Yaa aata- Manchester Lodge No. 73, A.F, 10 p. m, (9 a. m. DST)— with Quake-Wrecked Greek Honiea ■a1lra"T aat laaa— Senior Capt. and Mrs. Walter rise Market; a Venetian blind H u rric a n e laaa «algbt aat. Hooper, and their daughters. Marl- and AM., wUl hold a special com- brush and a can of cleaner from the storm only about 12 hours arally. lirga boa lyn Elaine,, and Nancy J a n e, munlcaUon at the Masonic Temple Findell Mfg. Co.; one quart of | Mother away. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry tomorrow night for the purpose of Breck's Shampoo from Merx Bar- Tbs typhoon’s winds wars howl­ Jenkins, 129 Campfteld Rd. Cspt. conducting a Masonic funeral aerv- her Shop; a cheat of beauty'from I SUNSHINe ing up to 184 miles per hour. ,Tail Heads •*r*eiiWW ,AYDS Hooper Is divisional young people's ic* for the late Thomas B. Berran, Nall's Beauty Parlor; a bottle of I 7 7 ' 3 9 ‘ Rockville, Aug. iA^,(Speciai) >■*■*—r ■*wM*g atoms VITAMM CANDY secretary, stationed at the Salva- a member of Manchester lodge and Chianti win* from the Club CHERRIES FOR FIE — A grief-Btricken .motper to­ Tbs forward edge of howling tl(Hi Army headquarter* In Pltts- a realdent of Bristol. Le>dg*' will Chianti; a gallon of house paint SUGAR HEART Sagsr added. day refused to accept «i>fin8l storm, on* of the wildcat ever open a| 7 o'clock, and th# aarvlce RANDALL’S F o r C o a st b u i^ . Ps. Mrs. Hooper wss the from Ed Moriarty; a cutting board 8 declaration by Chinese Com- recorded in this part of the world, WELDON DRUO 00. former Miss Beatrice Arnold of wUl b# held at 8:80 at the Funk from Maaon Woodworking Oo.; t e n d e r , s w e e t SNOW CROP muniits that her aon lies', was about 300 miles southwest of By THE AMKKXATRD PRBBS 901 M AIN ST. this town. Funeral Horn# In Briatol. Any one utility box of Diamond tissues BONED this Island and was expected to hit member desiring transporUtlon from Harry Hampson; a starling FRENCH FRIED POTRTOES buried in a Red prison camp tomorrow morning. Coastgl New EngUnd got may contact on# of the officer* of silver ashtray from Norman Weill; PEAS CHICKEN grave aomewhere in North Already angry gusts whipped set today to ride out » howl­ the lodge. _____ 50 gallons of range or fuel oil from Korea. across air base runway* a*d some ing big blow the Weather Howard Oil Co.; two pair of hand­ SNOW CROP Mr*. Charle* E. Boothroyd, B89' Suiwrirorta took off for safer made bone china earrings from 5Vt Oz. Jar whose' eon Pfc. Albert E. Bootb- Bureau forecast as an accom­ Member* of th* Brltish-Ameri- 2 Cans 10 Ot. Pkg. airficlde elaewhere In th* Pacific paniment to the pasaing of ’ HOCKANUM GARDENS caikClub are asked to meet at the Mr*. Adolph Katkauskaa; an an­ NIXED VEOETULES royd, 21, w*« reported dead by the — possibly Japan, th* Philippines club tomorrow night at 7:80 and tique dish from Antiques at the Defense Department thl* morning, or Gusm. Hurricane Barbara. The to procR« a* final side Southern and Middle At­ their respect* to Mrs. Alexander and we're not lotting It get us circled by fuel filled with lantic States during the day, ExbiMtioN VoriBty Gtado f n m $1.00 •• Crockett, whose husband 1* This affair is being held to rata* 011 to break the typhoon winds. money to defray expenasa for the | down. I can't aay why, exactly, is expected to pass out to - member of the club, but I still feel that Albert ia aU Maj, Maurice R. Fowler, spokes­ VWt our gardeaa and select your varletlee for future bulb 4 Firemen's Parade on Sept. 19.. 5 5 ' SAVE man for the Ryukus CorOmand. south and east of Nantucket right.” livery. We grow over 400 kinds. Nearly 100 Invitations have been 3 5 ' said 24 hours of emergency ration! Island during the night. Pfc. Earl P. Everett. Jr., eon of sent out to fire departments all New* of her son's death came CONTADINE In a Defense Department message were itaued. But gale force wlada^-40 86 REAR 171 UNION STRECT Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Everett. 22 over the state. Indications from the PREMIER 20^ _ ^ •'Wives were lined up st th* mile* an hour—may be sxpected ' IXXm FOR THB SION - — X>oane St., I* home on furlough. replies received ao far- are that] _.U>at aliMt Identify one other Con­ necticut ecrviceman reported to­ store buying Gsshlight batteries along..the coast of. Naw EkflaPd. PHONES MI-»-W57 or 8-84*1 He I* sUtloned at Fort Banning. it will be one of the biggest ftre- COFFEE and supplemental food.” he said. late today and tonight, the Weath­ men’B parades Manchester has ever t o m a t o day by the Chinese Reds to have Ga. BARTLETT d l^ in a Communist prison camp. Fowler ssid winds of SH miles er Bureau's warning said. Hur­ had. Th* communtqu* from Washing­ an hour were expected to sweep ricane winds are over 75 milaa The shortcake will be served on PEARS PASTE I Mrs. W M da RleakIrlewskI disrupted a Mg eoastructloa job la the island by 3 a. m. tomorrow. an hour. . an ''all-you-can-eat" basis and the ton said that 128 additional ' Baltimore, yeotorday, whaa she put a feare around eoatractors’ aqulp- Large Size, Peeled Halves Americana were listed by the Rede BMat and refuard to let work proored. Tkr 57-yrar-old graadmotber "The typhoon's renter is still 420 laawe Upeeial Adviaory ^ committee has made arrangements In a raport through official chan- miles southwest of us," he said, Mok* FrMoy Your so there will be plenty for all. j waalo mat for tha nee af. her lawa aad a n rittea guarantee damage The Hartford Weather Bureau Can 3 Cans Bsl*. V I will be repaired. The projeel Is a eoiinty sewer jab. "but It Is 2(X> miles across and that issued this special wind 'aviaory: Family Shopi»i«g Night Nine of th* new names sr* those puts Its forward elements just 200 FRESHER BY FAR of Air Pore* member*. The re­ miles or so away." The trapieai burrkaum la n - maining 114 .are Army men. The typhoon ia moving north­ paetod te amve ■ortkeaaterly and The Communists told th* United west at a speed of . 10 miles per wHI prshoMy poa* aemr Block Is­ AT PINEHURST..; OPEN Nation* Command In Korea that a hour. land near nddnlgkt tonigkl, eaoa- total of 1,023 American aervlcemi.-n UN Demands Reds Jet flghtsrs and' smaller aircraft Ing moderate to heavy rMn lx Everywhere you look, you see wonderful, farms in and FRIDAY died In captivity and that 147 were to be securely tied down snd CouMctlent with noytheoalerly CMaeian mix escaped from Red prison camp*. . protected from the wind* as much gale* 99 te 59 mllea per hour this around Manchester, Bolton, Glaatonbury and Coventry. 2 9 ' The Pentagon Identified 121 as possible. ‘The Air Force retracts Ool.v srottered wsHs lioe above the wmekage af baoie t* oo the quake-mvagod Greek 4 3 ' Reply on Holdbacks eveakig aad tenigkt tkroaghant In aeason, Pinehurst features only freshly picked native EVENING Americans, sll Army men. yester­ the landing gear of storm-bound Islaad af KefalUola. after a%-e di^a ef eorthqoakeo Icovlog Inmdreda ef dead on three loolaa * > 4ke state with posatbie atroag Pkg. 33c day. In th* first list of men the aircraft and they ride out a blow Isloads. Almost all ef the Hlaods* 189,989 aonivoia are bemeleaa aa reaeuers seek additlemtl 4t wlaiM, 49 ta •• mllea per hear, grown Vegetables and Fruits from these farms. We buy BEST I ^ D S Red* raid had died. Additional on their bellies. beyond estimated l.iM virtims. (AR Wlrepbete via mdia from Rome.) aJaag the eaaat aecttoaa. Gao- only from farmers who market a quality product, picked UNTIL 8:30 names will be made public until Panmunjom, Aug. 14 tides la Ike coastal aec- and delivered to us right from the farm, so that you exhausred will be tied down, but not rigidly. ttaaa, bealgkt, akin with bad drlv- can always be sure of ‘FRESHER BY FAR” produce POODSABABIES The''^throyda, whiViive at 27 »ny Allied priaonera “ sentenced to confinement for any rea- Crews men the planes during the French Strikes lag eoadttteaa throaghoot the 15 Oc. Jar at Pinehurst. Right now we have the most delicious PICKLES Cotuge 81., havo had no woid i non” from the prisoner exchange. Returning storm, running th* engines into ^ state aa aooaaat of heavy rata* CEREALS about their aon since early In 1961 I Alllod POW* have said otlier* wer*

^ 1 ■ ■ PA G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 14. 1968 Senate now has 4T Rapuhllcans' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1958 and 47 Democrats. Iranians Hold Guns Overlook Upton Selected Oragon’a Wayne MorM, who G>urt Cases ''e a s t w o o d boltwl th. OOP In the IMS elec- clothes, •as- waasS Jaal Chriatlaa Today^B Women popular. NOTICE t'on, la claaalfled as an Inde­ Anthony Urtano, S2, of 103 Con­ Ceylon Capital Bay Mlllaad raala SayaMad As Successor pendent who haa aald, l^owever, Top Red Spy Running the roundup will be WW - AUXNJAIIY ■ AND SOCIAL MtMKRS gress St., was sentenced to a total ^Company No. 5* Has Only Four Firemen^ that he will vote with the Rapub- “ Let's Da “ Baaat rrsM State of Texas Mrs. Evelyn Lambert, president of I Want A Girl An ImHMl T* A licana on atrictly party-line ineaa- of M days on two counts when Reds Taking Advantage It Agnin" 36,SM DsHm Fashion Arts amt on* of To Sen* Tobey RuMian Colonel Strolls rathoMB" those amaalng Texas beauties who (ires. presented before Deputy Judge jFair Will Raise Just Like The Girls -_Ohlo'8 .Democratic Qov. Frank Of Rice Price Riots ti4MU6 . Phantom Group Gets Alarms on Old_Bell msmaga to look Ilka a magaMna iCLAM BAKE AND CORN ROAST Over Border C a rry - John J. OlOonnor In Town Court cover girl, run an elaborate house­ (OMttinHMl PrMai r i c * O o.) Lausche haa not yet named a auc-. this morning. Uriano was arrastyd Who Work In Burton's Now - ceasor for the late Republican Sen. ing Military Secrets To Oust Government M'N„ "ALL I n ssia a " Fashion Status hold and entertain lavishly with family alio includ.a a dailght.r, yeatarday on a warrant for breach By LI^INABD EB10ENBEBO( one hand while taking an active AT THE POST HOME Robert A. Taft. W * ar* int*rv!*wing young ladiBfi, 20-45, EUle, and »on», Oeorp., an avia­ Gregg aald In reference to the Tehran, A u g.-14 — TlLa II- of peace and aaaault and battery. Colombo, Ceylon, Aug. 14 iB Schiebel BitM., a machine shop part In half a doaen major civic Full Membership o f Fire “ Company No. 5” By DOBOTHY BOE enterprisas with the other. Safwiay Aff niooii and Evnninq — A119. 15 tion englnear; Allan, an tniuranc. possibility that he might have ap­ luatratad weakly Moaavar aald to­ Prosecutor W / David Keith told Military authoritlea set up machine and wholesale automotive pacta thifi w**k (or sailing and offica positions. AP Womea’s Editor Assisting her aa co-chairmen are broker, and John, a private in the pointed himself .to the interim day a Riiaslan claiming to-ha tha the oourt that Uriano, who la on gun posts at atratagic points all . TkknH SOc. rfobhtlon frpm tha local court now dUtrlhuUng outfit located al 6 On the theory that any woman Mlaa Graydon Haartsill, fashion Marinei. term: over Colombo today to guard Proctor Rd., probably haa more " I ) Liberal store discoijntt "I am sincerely grateful to chief spy and military comman­ for non-aupport, attacked hla would rather look at a naw dress editor of the Dally Tlmcs-Herald, Hinted At Coaferenoc der of tha Soviet frmitler region against any new rioting over In? | volunteer firemen per aquare foot Dallas, and Mlaa Elisabeth Cleve­ 2) Friendly working conditions Ore(K Mii^ durina the recent those who have urged that I ap­ mother Wednesday night- He than a prise ataer, officiali of tha makea hla home with his mother creases In the price of rice. Earlier i than any place else In town, out- land. firm believer In the greater aovemor'A conference at Seattle point myself. However, I consider along the Iranlon'-Afghah border aide of a firehouse on a social night. Stats Fair of Texas this October 3) InteraSti'ng salary plan at the Oongrasa Street address. violence has taken 21, Itvaa and In-1 glory of everything Texan, espe­ that If the appointment were to be that my primary obligation at' this has fled to Iran and Is being.held Of the 10 men working there, will alavata.faahions to tha high 4) Air-conditioned comfort __ time is to complete my term as Tha prosecutor stated that Uri cially fashions. All are working made of a man not expected to la Jail. Jured 31S others. | four, Including partners Al Schia- Matut of cattle In tha Lone. Star run next year for the remainder governor.-" ano got into an argument with hla on the project with Mrs. Leah 5) Full time and permanent ITia paper said the prisoner, a A atate of emergency remalna In bel and Elmore "BInky" Hohen- State, Jarrett, manager of the women's of Tobey’i term It would come After leaving the governor'a of­ OoL Pytrovaky, snaked out of mother over paying back hoard thal, are volunteers. Al and BInky, fice, Upton told newamen that and keeping up hia payments. Ha effect. Informed sources aald the Deep in tha heart of Texas, this department of the fair. DRIVING LESSONS from a trio which Included Upton. tho Soviet Union ti/aacapa Oom- along with Kenneth Smith, are la a bold move. Oil wells, maybe. there were "no conditlona tied to was Intosicatsd at the Uma, Keith Communists were allying nflth op­ All ha.ve been exposed to the Lot M prnpof you for your Itcouso tost. Individual In hia acceptance statement at munlst opprsasion. He reportedly members of Hook and Ladder Co. But when a thing Ilka a feminine tha acceptance" of the appoint­ said, and threatened hla mother position parties In an effort to stir beat productions -of the world's BURTON’S O rea f'. office Immediately after gave the Iranian authorltlaa da- No, 1 located at the comer of Pine frock seeks to compete with tha iMtrucHon on Inturod duol^ontrol cor by oxpori* the appointment, Upton mad. no ment. - ...... failed daaertptiona and-drawings of with., a-ImlfA-before.knocking her up -more strike-trouble .and force Street and Hartford -Road, whUa blgga(|t name fashion designe/Sr down on the kitchen floor and dignity.Af-a, hlua-ribbon- bull, R’a in Farfa,” Roma and New Torlc. ,0oc^ troinod instructor: Absdhiifo safoty. Day or reference to the 1954 election. Upton expects to go to Wash­ Soviet military inatallatlens from the govemment'a resignation. i Fred Smith, Ken's brother. Is a serlouB bualnasa. However, Gregg aald today "In ington within the next few weeks. the Caspian 8m to tha Afghan beating her. While conditions In Colombo It­ Graydon. for Instance, travels the _ North End Areflghter,...... It took a hlgh-power^ group of YmtemaHonal 'ovonlny lossons.^...... November of 1954. any cltlxen of He can he sworn In. onyliaM by border.' - - T - Uriano.. pleaded. guilty to. both self were- slowly returning - to ; ’together, the four have plied up fashion beat ^ from New Hampahire who dcirea to Vice Presids'nt Nixon, Congress la An unnamed Itanian official chargaa. It was brought out In normal, the situation waa reported an accumulated 85 years of fire­ Texas women naturally, to con- California to New York to France serve In the U. S. Senate will have court that he haa not kept up pay- atill to be out of hand for a dla-; ytnee the fair s high brasa tost accustomed feet, not now In session. ' quoted by IfosaM r an sajring; "If fighting service—the partners each fashion ii boom ing a major In^s- j ; CORONER AUTO SCHOOL the opportunity to seek election to The new Senator was a longtime ;^trovaky'a tnfcrmatlon la true, manta to hla wife. tancs of 70 miles along the laiand'a have 25 years, Ken Smith 23 and T E L MltcboN 9-5010 this office. At that ttmf, all the friend of the man be succeeds and Iran's frontier foicaa are aero com­ Judge O'Connor sentenced him southern coaatal belt beyond Kalu- Fred Smith a mere 12 and In tnM o tea rtote where everything , , he proudly wears her votere of New Hampshire may backed Tobey iif moat of hia cam­ to so days for breach of peace and tara. i aheriff-s star pin. carries If No Anower Call Hartford 7-8680 (Collect) pared with thoM available to the STARTS SI'S., those years have aped to uncounted growing a fine crop of •wearing ap-, biggest handbag of Texas cast their ballots to choose for paigns. Ruaslenn. Iran cou,ld , not - rasiat 60 days for assault and battery. The dlaturbancea have followed i ■WHITR WITCH OOCTOB** thouaandi of grass fires, brush •-•MISSION OVP.R KORRA'* parel, in addition to cotton, cattle themselves from among the can­ In the spring of 1952 Upton an­ half an hour against such a flood Roland Cote, 38, of no certain the removal of the rice subsidy fires, oil burner fires, car fires and I cowhide that she ran find, and didates for this high office." address, waa sent to Jail for 30 which haa Increased the price of and oil, it seemed only fair, the nounced his candidacy for tha Re­ of Rusalan troopa.” House fires. girls prtnted out, to recognise the I _receives , with becoming I but un- . Gregg aald that because Upton publican nomination for governor Moaavar reported: days for Intoxication. the islanders' staple food by 800 Add .Schlebel’a— ^ , I Texan) modesty the homage of la a "highly respected man in our but withdrew a month later giving Pytrovaky was locked up two Thomas J. Ragan, 19, of Co- per cent. Fire Alarm In Shop So this year there will be a fash-! 'hr high moguls of the garment! state," It la "with a feeling of poor health as tha reason. weoks ago by border police at chltuata, Maas., waa fined 937 for In Colombo, 31 have been listed With so many firemen operat­ pride" that he was able to give Ion roundup and Texas designers I te“ '**lry. Speculation aa to Tobey'a auc- Talahad and Is now undar close speeding. aa killad and 315, Including 40 po- ing out of Schlebel's — and ans­ Upton the recognition "he has Frank B. WalickL 34, of New will be honored along with cattle A panel of Judges, traveling TOWN I COUNTRY WOMEITS OUTLET casaor had kept New Hampshire questioning. llcamen. Injured. A total of 380 wering alarms sent In to the shop's raisers and horse breeders. ; half-way across the continent to long deaerved for hla devoted Britain, was fined 931 for apeeding. have been arrested. Figures for (FORMERI-Y OF OI.A«TONBI’RY) politics on edge since hla death. He claimed he had been com­ own fire-alarm bell, at that,—tha Prime movers In tossing over officiate, at present are picking service to the people of the state Continued until Monda.v waa a other areas are not yet available aa MANC4^ESTER place has become known, In the he loves and the party ha faith­ Gregg had spoken of nine possible mander of the Soviet frontier reg­ tradition art membera of Dallas the blue ribbon fashions which iment and also In Charge of sand charUa agalnat Natalie McIntosh, telegraph and telephone wires Into South End’s four-company dla- fully rapresmit.." . — appointees. Including h I m a a 1 f. 41, o f 39 -Harvard-Rd-, for per-, Ohxv/e • fashion arts, an organisation of will be shown at the fair, twice a Among them were New Hamp­ Ing.: aple* to Iran’s aoutham Ml tha city were cut on Wednesday. trtcit, aa Company No. 5. ■ Upton aald: "I shall work for mitting a dog to roam. Unofficial reports Indicate at least HPL'n'S N^'tvr-l "women Interetaed in “ elevatlngt day,' In theater '58. AH mede in conoN FUNNEL shire's two il. 8. Reps., Norria Cot­ areas and porta. 'Tha bell was Inatallad in the JERSEYS the success of the Republican ad­ Two caaei were continued until five have been shot dead in south­ A'i'L ’( <■ .’> -.y -/-7/1 the aUndard of fashions In the ' Texas, the entries include 80 eate- ton and Chester E. Merrow. Pytrovaky said ha had deployed shop when the business * moved Dallaa araa.” Membera Includa de- ! gorles, ranging from women's ministration In the beat interests next Wednesday. They were. Car­ ern Ceylon. there In 1930 and routs out one or BLOUSES of our people." He pledged hla Gregg had said that If ha ware apicn*through Iran last year In an signers, manufacturers, merchant! wear of all types to children's JACKETS effort to determine whether the ter K. So|ranaan, 34, 4 Waddell Rd., • In Colombo, the secretary of the Oalea Open 7KIR - Wkaw A t R:N two or sometimes all the membera "beat efforts to^the Impdl'tant to pick a man he expected would yieedlng, and Joahua R. Smith, 49, Matara Communist Party, la disc experts and newspaper women i wear, hats. Jewelry, boots and $1.81 run In 1954, he would select him Commiinintn were strong enough of "Company No. 8" whenever HorahS Photo with a deep entbusiaam for made- ' shoes. task which goes with this appoint­ to. take power. East Haven, reckleaa driving. among those who have been arreat- Company No. 1 la called out. Schiebara '‘Company No. 5*\ decked out In flre-flrhUne equipment, atrikea a poae outside of their ment.” from among Cotton, Marrow and Continued lintll Wednesday, Aug. ad. In-Tcxaa clothes. The girls get to-. Pardon me, I’m heading for the | $1.81 Waaley Powell. Hampton Falls Pytrovaky said he strolled across Since dashing off to fires In this shop on Proctor Rd. Inset shows fire-alarm bell In the shop which ia hooked up to Company No. I s gether once a month for lunch and Texas fashion roundup— that's j $2.99 Solida and, EvM-Hleven Staadlngs 26. waa a charge of reckleaa driv­ Police have discovered a fresh fire alarm syitem and which will send the men dashing out of the shop to a fire at any time. Sitting lawyer, who gave T o ^ y a hard the Soviet border into Afghanistan manner can mean dropping work talk shop. Shop talk la mainly ■ right, to be a Judge, | With Upton's appointment the ing agalnat Ruth Brooks, 31, of Jail break effort at Mahara, th# in the machine shop or Inter­ behind the wheel of the is Elmore "Binky ” Hohenthal, who, with At Schiebel, sUnding next to Solida and Stri(>Cfl fight for re-nomlnatlon In 19M. carrying hia pile of do^cumenta two scent of rioting last week. Weapons j Plaida montha ago. He surrendered the Vernon Trailer Court. rupting a sale that Is being made the door. Is a partner In the business and a Company No. 1 volunteer. Standing between Schiebel and Plaida were found In the prison there and or an order being given, the order­ Fred Smith, on the right, is Kenneth Smith, Captain of No. 1. Fred Smith fa a North End volunteer. documenta to Afghan border officials suspect the escape plot authorities. After questioning he ly. hum-drum transaction of busi- OrdHarlly the men don’t pile Into a company truck to get to a fire. Uke other volunteers, they either was connected with political agita­ jieas, taken for grafited elsewhere, Bi;eiinan Bid was turh.cd .He' then made Tarawa to Anchor tors.—------go In their own cars or ride out on a fire truck. ______for Iran'because he was "diaaat- ■ cannoftje guaranteed on-a-day-to- day basis at Schlebel’s. BInky me- c . iafied with the Afghaq situation, like those interested In tns tennis Sunday, Aug„ 23 at the 11 a.m UDIES’ ORESSY S cM F or $10,600 Post Off Ocean Beach fufly admits that "customers don't SKIRTS too." courts to contact her. service with business and get-to­ like It." T o ila r u l Pytrovaky reportedly aeid he Feraonal Mention gether following at 2 p.m. SUCKS BLOUSES Bridgeport, Aug. 14 liVi was a veteran Communist but had "But. after all," he kays. "It a a FEATURED New London. Aug. 14 '(An Con­ fire, and We do try to leave some­ Mr. and Mr/i. Norman Reeves Mrs. Minnie Metcalf is a patient Q -’l e e ^ S t a ^ ' p A . thdugh he haa been "cleared" soured on Communism after aee- necticut's adopted (^rs Must Detour $4.00 body here, either Al or myself." and daughters, Barbara and Caro­ ! at the Rockville City Hospital. IN 8ens.xBush and Purlell and Slate 1anchor off OceSn It wasn’t always this way. A lyn and Mrs. Fannie Reeves Mc­ And Up I the Polish people" while on duty Beach Park here at 8 a.m. tomor­ A h I h $5.00 $2.79 Republican leaders for appoint- J>ollsh frontier during few years ago, It was worse. Then, Bridge Built Laughlin. who have been guests Manchester Evening HemM Tol­ row and for two days the Navy FDM.MD YKikM Smm. Wymea at the Steele-Hall home have re­ Solida and ment to a 910,600 post on -th e World War II. A(iO! Hey MinaeS the late Harold Maher and Philip land correspondent. Mrs. Jobs H. Cnitona, and Connecticut citizenry will play turned to Jersey City. N. J. Solida and Federal Parole Board, William H. or Hunt, brother of South Manches­ Tolland, Aug. 14 — (Special) — Steele, teirpboae Bnckville 6-7761. Plaida Given On C 0 0. Deliveries Brennan, Fairfield County Re­ host to one another. "I-efa Do ■a reel ter Fire District Commissioner Miss Bernice A. Hall Is spending KEITH'S Plaida NvWina to,000 Workmen on the WUbur. Croaa publican chairman, haa withdrawn Skippered by Capt. William O. FftthomA** It Agala” Co-Hit la George Hunt, worked there. Ma­ a few days in East Haveii and as a candidate for the post, he said Burch, Jr., who took over com­ At l:U Trrk K:Sa-S:U' her, who was employed as book­ Highway In town are now erecting Hamden. Refugee Kills mand last Saturday from Capt. "LAW AND OBDER” loi ,today. i l i .. I 'P.’M. 6e«V AAlry-J Cart— ee RONALD RF.AOAN keeper, wss outside flra marshal a bridge which will carry traffic Mias Maud Meschsm of Hart­ Brennan said he waa Interested Jack P. Monroe, the 35.000 ton Air C-nAHIeerd • rrre Parkley and foreman of Compai^f No. 2 over the Cider Mill Rd. intersec­ Eaaex Class carrier will make its ford wss a recent guest of Tolland 4MESITE $3.79 j in the appointment a few week.- Wife, Daughter! until his death two years ago. and tion. friends. NYLON SWEATERS I ago but that he decided to with- second visit to this port following Hunt, who left Schlebel’s In May, While the grading is being car­ H f«th.r TmiM. a week at sea. She first came here Mrs. Mabel W. Spicer enter- i I draw from the field after learning : ------Is a Company No. 1 volunteer. ried on at this point Cider Mill tainrd the Valley Bridge Club at' RANGE & FUEL OIL in .luly, 1951, shortly after she wq^ A few years ago. then, instead of Rd. will be temporarily blockeil DRIVEWAYS that the work would require him E s c a p P * D e r a n g e d "adopted" by the state. the home of Mrs. Lucy 'Usher I to be in other states or m Wash- ^ ~ TONIGHT only four men dashing pssl stsriled off. F3rc Chief Itobllansky has Is­ Tuesday afternoon. , A full round of activity haa been customers and out the door St the sued a warning to people living in TOWN S COUNTRY WOHEN’S OUTLET : ington much of the time. j Father; Ex-Austrian planned for the 2.600 officers and The teachers and officers of Tol- ' AND WALKS 1 The Parole Board recently was » t ■ i , sound of the alarm bell signalling this area, asking them to be extra men of the ship's complement by thru SUNDAY a big fire somewhere, there were land Federated Church will hold RRIDGEWAY MILLS The B O U N D OIL CO. : expanded by President Eisenhower. U n fle P g P O lin n A g e n t m u m careful because fire trucks located their monthly bualbess meeting in IN S T A L L E D the Governor's 'Tarawa Committee. atx, like the time an oil-fed fire on the other side of the construc­ I At that tinie. B. J. Monklewicz _ . ,. . , f , ! headed by Harry F. Morse of this the church parlora, Monday at 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—OPEN 9:00 to 9:00 of New Britain, former Congresa- Garfield, N. J.. Aug. 14 (Ah—A swept through GsTrlly Bros, tion work would be detoured in PkHlCZ h PICAmiYI garage, defying for hours the ef­ 8 p.m. Froo EstioMitotl m . Mltcholl 3-4320 man-at-large. was not reappointed once-wealthy Austrian renigee. oiiean Beach Park will have Ua order to reach that section of to the board .on which he served a forts of practlcslly every South town. Mrs. Ellen G. Burke of Vernoh apparently distractad by war-year annual servicemen's day, with all End firemen to put It out or the An overpass wss recently erect­ wa.s a recent guest of Tolland Td. MItclioN 3-4531 six year term. loaacs and Nasi city-operated facilities free lo Tar- Brtnnan said he informed Senp-'- Reel piwM in Rte myel time a fife raged In the GrSen ed at the Merrow Rd. intersection. friends. . . , . VI __ a*a sailors and other uniformed Old Home Day Wdll be observed 'W ALT' ARMSTRONG tore Buah and Purtell on Wednes­ ^m p horrors, strangled hla wife ^rvlcemen. Tomorrow night ai Manor Eatatea lumber yard and Open House Held at the Tolland Federated Church SAVE $29.55! * S a /n k / day that he had decided not to and attractive teenage daughter nance for the carrier crew mem- thraatened nearby homes. . Monday night about 75 residents seek the appointment. eariy today; and then hanged him- nera will be held In the beach i In tha garage fire, only the of the town with many outside r This K-aa 24 hourS before Sen. aelr^in a "hard luck" house. I rycrentiAn _ hall with music fur-i cellar was left, but the blase In guests attended the open house at Purtell, in ah liifervlew' In Karf- A 14-yaar-oh) son, who fold p o -' niahed by the Tarawa band. I the luthber yard, which Was situr the Tolland Recreations! grounds. "KENMAR" ford. proposed a conference of top lice ha fought off three frensied Visiting hours on the ship will ated near the dividing line of the After a tour of the grounds, the party leaders to eliminate ‘'dls- attempts by hla father to strangle be from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. Saturday two dlstrlcU and attracted both group adjourned to the new club- HOCKANUM GARDENS tmttv" that-the-trenatoraald shortid him; feajjed-to- sa fe ty through • a amf from ’9 a.m; to'2 p.m.'Sunday. - the SMEb and .the . houM where pie and coffe^ were be cllnrtinated In advance of the living ro^in window end ran to Tomorrow at 11:30 a.m.. 30 olB- | Fire Department, was brought serveaV' ■ Reclining Chair 1954 elections. the home of friends. under control soon enough to per­ At the open house, since It hap­ cere of the Tarawa and their wives | pened to l^ the meeting .night of ■' D«kd were Alfred E. Cheaiirc. will leave the city pier for a lunch- ' mit considerable salvage. Smash Value: Enjoy the luxury of tbit the Community Building Assn., a | 42. a marhlrtlat: hia wife. Mar­ eon at the Marine Miueum at , tkiatom Dying Out Exhibition Variety Glads From $ 1.00 o Doion famous Contour type Reclining Chair... garet. 36, and . hla daughter, Syl­ Sohicbel'a alarm bell, which Is progress report was made for the | In choice of Kelly Green, Lipstick Red Mystic. They will be accompanied tennis court, s well, end an out- ' via, 18. by Lt. Gov. Edward N. Allen, located over a side door In the Visit nur gardens and select your varieties tor future bulb t or Avacadn Green, with durable plastic door fireplace by Mrs. Jessie Alfred, Jr., the son, was treat­ Morae and other prominent per­ shop and,which la liable to send a livery. We grow over 400 kinils. arms. Reclinet automatically to any ed at Hackensack hospital for sons. good percentage of the help Flynn. I poiition! ’ Any one Interested In helping \ gashes and rope bums of the i^urrying s i any time, was In­ ^ REAR 171 UNION STREET The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is a stalled In accordance with a cus­ with the projects. ls . invited to . at- ■; LOOK FOR T H E MON . . S89.50 Value! neck. ___ _ tend meetings .of the sssocistidn. ■ The deaths’r'took place Shortly moimtain chain extending under tom now dying out, of placing such PHONES .MI-9-0‘J57 nr 9-8421 water 10,000 miles from Irelsnd They art held the second Monday j after Sylvia had returned home bells In the homes of volunteers. i of every mohth. Mrs. Fl.vhn would! after receiving an American Le­ nearly to the Antarctic Circle. iiuiin HAU It Is hooked Up to Company No. j gion award In a citywide orator­ tUeiUMKNI VMIfllNKSHII I ’s fire-alarm system, and the box ical contest. alarms are received there the same Tb4 medal presented to her still i auKO as they are at the firehouse. was In Its case on her vanity table ' MANCHrSTfR MTItTS The bell also serves to notify hear'her 1>odyr MeeeCfiee ” Schlehers' Sf still atarms. for ___ FOR THOSE ON THEIR FEET 8LL D AY.. . Liberal Keith Budget TerhiB The home already had a reputa­ whenever a still slsrin la phoned tion with neighbors of being a In to No. 1, Frank Roblnaon, as- CrGM imiiiUtroM|i wMi "hardluc'k huuie." The neighbori STATE Mofo oM Bioro womoB lioro in Mdmcliofitor book of Hio aiatanl fire-alarm . superinten­ , f rUln gT Wt mmy •• tf oTir recalled that in 1949 the former PLUS-G- dent, will pull the switch ringing The-OUIDE.STEP frMn CrGM •• ^fOft pmf tenant. Henry Reine, 66. was elec­ — NOW PLAYING — the he« on Proctor Road to notify O gm . . . wk»f ¥9f fG. trocuted In front of the house dur­ the rompanv’s three volunteers Fint Notiood look o f MoockOttor. Ib toot* doportoioBts, ing a heavy rain and windstorm. ALAN ^ JEAN that their outfit la on its way t» Dep. Atty. Gen. Paul T. Huckiln LADD * ARTHUR a fire. principle is designed to provide a rs BLUE CROSS fN Hated the deaths as double murder ■The men at Schlebel’s then Just and Bulcidc. Authoritlea gave this phone headquarters or some other tuck 09 MBfioft, you oro to Hio oioiority. account of the night of terror: company to find out where the shoe that gives more comfort for Cheaure apparently became tem­ fire is located and lake off. porarily deranged as a result of ac­ Since volunteers these days cumulated tribulations during the SHANE don’t have bells In their homes, the paet several years. He had been a men at Schlehel’i are sometimes wealthy manufacturer In RottkIII, . . „ TECHNICOLOR the FOOT-IN-ACTION Horo you oro tko quotV of kooor, MfkoHi wo osg6Mldiy HIARINGI Austria before World War II, but the only ones th get word of a had loat his fortune. still aUrm. and. BInky says, there lOeer, UfeHieU Plus Shorts and News are times When Schiebel's three 1 ^ He fought In the underground "SHANE’* At 6:45. 9K>5 during the war, and spent 1 years volunteers and the driver of a try to plooRo. You'N olwayt bo at kooio at tho Hrst NotioHo Sat. Continuoua At 3 P. M. tnick make up almoit the whole iU tnuU iiljiJl/ tn a concentration camp before tha AT BEf]|tIv($R PRICES family finally arrived In tha United O’ ___ complement of firefighters at a GuMa-Stapa’ baWar Hi ptavMa* States 6 years ago. PENNY EDWAIDS fire. ICONOMYI Al Schiebel and Binky Hohenthal by « pracisa last maaturing lachniqua nat of bkuickoRtor. "I guess it was Just too. much lor SUN., MON., TUEhSe tOeereSaa Cea A, tew A, him," Huckin said, j GOIDON iONES and Ken and Fred Smith became waa* in aidinary thaat, an* a naw, Hd Per Newt) Huckin. quoted young Alfred aa •■C Itlfl fillltl volunteer firemen for pretty much dWarant lypa baal cup \.».'eo6 H lC G O / the same reasons aa anyone else. laying his father had accused hie FOT WIUINS «N9 THf an* a buHl-up laaMiar intala, "TL*/ mother of going out with other men They like the social, club-llke at- .•'WM-Of m in i M*L„ — : mosphera that'attaches to-A votun-. ' -aMSaelgweAte-eiwa—... and had'ta)kad"a'boat s^dlvorce; " WITMf O m SATURDAY MORNINGS UNfIL N0 6 N "Hla susptclona apparently, ware teer company-.the card games tn OtAMshy DK 1U|M yaa atMiNaaal caaifart. SAVE $10! R EVE RSI BL E YIMI-TIfTID unfounded," Huckin said. the firehouse, the bowling touma- manta on the house's ow n' alleys Ear tha faat-4n-«cl)an, ood THURSDAY IVfNINGS 4:30 to 8:30 . , Toong - Cheaure/ atill clad in A-JifUlU C PACIU-U i-Ji. bathrobe and 'pajantpa ha wore '* ■‘'and Oi'e ' bllltara .ganiM, In' '•thi! By 0«Mt*9(api w-h'en lih sapped hla fathajr,''told' ■ house's billiard room'.'— CHENILLE TYPE RUGS (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) ^ And there la another reason. ! police 'he noticed At dinner hia FMa Qgo. MGGifOiBcry la Binky, whose father, the late Emil father had a "witrd look about MeCftll DM^wnulo** RBOULJLRLT 9.19.95! Lung wearing ruga at a low budget Louis Hohenthal. Sr., waa for many price...and they're reversible tor DOUBLE WEAR! Ai-ail- him.” yeari a fire commisaloner and I The slayings occurred shortly able in cnoice of Rose or Green, or in a Colonial Hooked de­ whose brothers, Emil Louis Hohen­ sign. Keith sale value at— attar midnight. Tha boy's mother thal, Jr., is also a former commis­ h e a r in g aid s and sister both were garroted with sioner as well as a present mem­ a length of Venetian blind cord. ber and past captain of No. 1 and 'The body of the father wai who, therefore, has something of a ) MODELS, EACH *75 found In the cellar, clad, only in a tradition behind him, puts it this pair of faded purple shorts. A way: *‘I like chasing fires.’| noose of the same cord waa around his neck. The cord had been slung ' Every Friday At Chart thawt tixas ami ll••4r over, a drain pipe. Easily Arranged Budget Terms MOMEY-IAn rONITR .... Al l>«oh: wkHht availobla in hath Opo(ary Pork tUAIMmi TWO ESCAPEBB CAUGHT . - SERVICE - blade ar tan'. Middletown, Aug. 14 uPi — Two *THE GREAT A Sr Mima piiaonere who escaped through the WHITE wni N 1 (II \v.\M n : twMk TaMhei Widtbi 6 ■fiVi 7 JV, 9 9 9>/4 10 lOVi 11 1114 12 1244 13 14 roof of tha New London County HUNTER" FREC PABHING In Kelth’a Private Parking Lot Adjolniag ! .« » Sfetkead ekna Zeaiik'i eel- Jail Wednesday were captured by THE COVE X X X X X X X the Stare. No Meter Partriag In tee Entire Block Jnst WHk Sebert Pre.ua • Iender lloii'- Work AA X X X X •landini frateree and eealily... State Police here yesterday. One Saute. ea Ml daiia ae ika taawM M w escapee etUI Is at large. Captured "CAPTAIN (FORMERLY THE HAYLOFT) a \S hci I Mluiinicnf A X X X X X X X X X X X arta pHfchaaa araucuaa aiaa r*ae were Joseph R. Buebey, 18, of SUMMEB StO BE HOUBS. Open From 9 A. M. Until 5-Jia w aack Xteitk beyw. Caaa is tedey KIDD" X X hr tie, tiaaiaatietiaa , Hartford, and Harold Walah, 36. ■aedsleh I 6 W hc( I lt.ikin( inij B X X X X X X X X X X X X P. M. . . . naaod All Day W'edaeadny . . . Open Every of Naw London. At large is Vin­ f%»TerlM ROUTE 31 SOUTH COVENTRY IbnraAay Evening Until t. jls; X X X X X X X cent L. Cheshire, 44. of the Bronx, ■ Mniii:' 1 line up C X X X X X X. X X |FR£( .AmMKAAMSr 19*9 New Tork City. The men made a X TSA 1 CASTOOS8 a 1 >( .iki .'^t r \ il l' 0 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X' X X X daylight escape by cutting a hole EARL JOHNSTON. CALLER in the Jail root and climbing down a ( ii W .1- hinsr E X X X X X 'x X X X X X X X X uinn's the aide of the building cm window ___ • j m m O f MANCHESTER Q bars, peliee aald. Saturday Night EEE X X X X X X X X X X X X X *^lm rniiicy Sometimes, nearly lllagthia pen­ , _ ia«. 0 TURNPIKE cil marks can be made legible by ••WRITK WITCH nOCTOH** " AM-5-0/54 photographing them with Infrared **rORT YRNORANCR** TOM COSTELLO AND HIS BIND AUTO BODY WORKS I rays cm apacial filma. \\ I t 'liiUH* Tiirnjilki’ EndicoH Johnson , ,RHONE MUdwl 3-7(M3 950 MAIN STREET MANCHES1EK X \ ,1 , \ A-i 'V;?" f . ; r IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1958 A L G C n V I ...... 1"^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1968 night in BratUsboro HospiUI, came here Tuesday snd held a pic­ Altdover nic St the church. Children from L C E F O U R WKNB~64« n > ^wr WTHT—IM# Brattlaboro, Vt. Bom OcL 4. 1664, the parish have been guests at local W O N S-1616 W H A T ~ » 1 # aha was a daughter of the lats WDBO—1M6 ALfAlASl#KtliilO CSfSfJ’nnd X1 V W qrtlO—1M6 Frederick A. and Nellie VIbert homes this summer under the Silversiein !Vew C^at of Oil Garabar Slated Friendly Town Project, snd spon­ Freeaer Vegetable Variety Bm 6m « Daylight TIbm W M n O —Ch. 6 King. French Action Truman Given Korean Parley WCOO—ISN sored by the Herald Tribune Fresh RAN(;X and FUEL OIL She leaves a sUpson, Bl4«nt Given Main Street 4>i«m o f X>ggteB; n - MepdAiightst, Tomorrow N ight A ir Fund, u rric a n e News Tidbits 4t•»•*'WON•»^>*ch Dowser's MaM W«66-WORC-Newe. . The Rev. Stephen Chamberlain ex­ Commendation Bid by Britain Briefs Two^ ^ ^ U ilS -W T H T -F rs n k sa4 jseksoa. Mrs. Ward Brewer of ChnrlMtes- 24 Hour Detiyery Sorvieo CuUcd from AP Wirts Seeks to Avert WHAT—.Vlgiu WsteS. plained the activities of the Friend­ WTIt^-Ksr.ksUf* Wll* . vUle. Vs.; a sisUr, Miss Katherlns Andover, Aug. 14 (Special— The WTBT—NswsjCounlry Music.' WONV-Wssworhs. Wapping, AUg- 14 tBpwclgl)—' L. King; and a hrothsr. Olcott F. ly Town Project on a WTIC radio WHAT- New,. Hu*. Main flt.. South WlntUor Is now annual 'Carabar' of the Volunteer program Monday morning. 'ail Heads Morocco War State Young DemociratB' Includes Soviet A id Groups WDItr-hobert Q. Lewis; HsaUli ilvDlfe^Tou\iiil »h* World, King, former commissioner of Fire Department will be held to­ „tlSII tiS-W -W T nC lC —MUSli—MUSIC for■ Madsrns. receiving a thorough scraping snd agriculture for Connecticut. Idemberi of the Ladles Benevo­ South Koreans slated to turn out * AMs. morrow. The regular monthly meet­ In mass meetings at Seoul tomor' . XM I'l'-. MuaDal 8rtir«l*i)Srfl ------WPKC-i&niBhon------ny Ha II. oUing. It has rscelved no mstn- Funeral eervlcee will be held to­ lent Society met the Best Harlem ReHolution Delivered Saul M. Bllvaratsln, prealdentprsa of sws: Bob sad Ray. ing of the department will be held (OaattaMd troMi Pag* Om ) (OaatlaMd fraH Pag* Om ) WKNB-Naws; Msseball MsUsee^ ^ tsnsnes beyond the oiling of morrow at 2:30 p.m. at the N ew ­ women at the church Tuesday. MORIARH BROTHERS row to obaer\'« Srth anniversary of or. Coast Rogers>gers Corp.,Corn., who has basabssn tapped Ills —WON6—..tea i>owb*y s Host* shoulders since it wss turned over at the Firs House tonight at 8. Personal Mention founding of republic . . . The 150,- By Anthony Bayles Bbop. kirk and Whitney Funerel Home, Chief George Nelson attended a 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-51SI cousin of the present Sultan, as A s h. result, the British are twice for Kuropaan sarvlca by the tiS6—WTIC—Prayer; Prank Alsrood to the town shout ten yesrs sgo. Friend* of the John Hutchinson 000 Japanese employed by U. S. WDRC—______Htsllh Aid*. 318 Burnside Ave„ East Hartford. meeting of fire marahale In North Mutual Security Adahnlstratlon. W TIC—ntr la Dallas Work began at the East Hart­ fam ily will be interested to learn each vendors packed up and Q - How were votes assigned In tion of changing the Sultan." daughter. ing to play a mediation role, rafua- that Western Island despite the w ''ffc—Morning Welch.' ** ilalvin C Corbett of Darien. I Alice, to Kenneth Erickson, ms- S39.S0 AND UP! W HAT—News. WDRO-The ItosIr Ro*. ^ ^ Democrstle Town Committee to­ by ...... - OIL CO. Gnnrnnteed fnr Full Y'ear rnoved.off the rain swept beaches, the eonatitutional convention? The sultan. It added, in the con­ The assignment of presenting ed at a- news conference today to economic boom which the rest of ■WTIO-Nolss and Quotas. MSivin t.. wo ------chlnlst mats In the U. 8. Navy and m |;SS—WON8—Trcil Brown. N>*ws. WCCC—News; Good Morning, Good night ct 8 at the Firehouse. In the Trinity C h ^ i on Wednes­ ^ vacationers and residents re- A —They were taken by states, ference last night with Guillaume Truman with the resolution was say explicitly whether he thought West Germany la enjoying. He said Hlisic. I son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erick­ W KAY—At BAt with DtptemsL The Uttle League Alumni team day. Aug. 19 from 7;30 to 8:80 p.m. T IL iyl|.T-4S95 Accepted hy A.MKBK'AX .'VtKDK'AI. A.S80CIATION tnaincd inside their homes and ho- each' state having one vote. had "accepted the suggestions of handed to the presldant of the either India or Russia should be Vsgatablas laud thamsalvaa to the job of the men he met with WON6—Wake Up Tim*. Corbett begins his concert with son. in the church here Saturday, Xitnias WKNR—New*: Morning Spselel. will play the St. John the Evan- or MI-9-4594 Approved by I’. .S. VKTF.RAXS' AD.MINISTKA'nON lels. the French government.” local Young Democrats after he seated at the .Korean conference. quick frecsing at horns In a variety will be to try to help the W4st > S:*S WDIIC—frewr hla own song ."Prelude No. 6” snd Aug. 29 at 3 p. m. the Rev. r At Asbury Park, northward 1;4S-WHAT—Newa. gsllst team hare at 3 p.m., Sunday Q Do calves lose their first The Sultan long has been at odds had recommended that such a But he came out for a brr>ad In­ of preparations you could naver Berliners Improve production tech­ WHAY-4poris; Buppsr gersnsd*. l!4A-WTHT-Weetner. continues with the femiliar sirs: Stephen CSiamberlsin, pastor, will 31AN'rHL.HTr,R'S ONLI' ’ •dong the Jerw y shore, the rain Obituary WTIC—Nrwa St I St. Francis Field. Players teeth like humans and develop an­ with the French over certain "re­ resolutloi* be adopted by the state terpretation of the armistice terms Snd In your local grocery store. nique*. WONS—Weethsr. "Merv of Argyle” end "NorS officiate. rOMPLETF HKARING NERVICF. htarted falling at about 9 a. m. WON8—News ^ WDRC-Newe. should be at the Aeld at '1 :30 Mrs. Joseph Blais, of Coventry RANIIE AND FU EL other set? forms" which th«y have been group during its convention in to retain U.N. direction In getting And an on-hand stock In your Among the men that made up w t h T —News; .lor Rlrand Bhow. O'Ntlll" by Hsys end Annie qualified ronnultantn—Acrurnte hearing lenta— Perwinat servle4l Sd ST), and winds from the east :S6-TWDRC-Newe. p.m. Members 13 to 15 years old ■ A -Yes, when about a year and pressing him to sign. Presumably May. a peace treaty rather than restrict­ fraaiar proves mighty handy for the teams was Alfred VanSant WKHB—News; Bporis Aerspbook. WriNS—New*. Laurie” by Scott. He will sl»o play honored Miss DeWItt with a bridal i aad guldsiKe— Tiintom-nisdr ear molds— 41uarant«ed fresh bat* Were about 10 m.p'.h. ing It to only the belltget-ents. In a shower at her home Sunday. OIL DISTRIBUTORS a half old. the "suggestions" he accepted The resolution commends Tru­ that could-ba frantic time when | Bodine, president o f the Bodine •its—W TU >-«trictl» BporU: Wsathsr. WTHT-N*wi: Marlin ARonsky. will play. "Gypsy Love fiong" by Herbert; lerie^-Prompt repair* on all make*—C'ordn and accessories for William D. Marljn, IT. S. co- formal statement, he said: WONS—ratter by Psttarson. WKNB-New*. ^ Wofflen Hold Picnic were these revisions in the Moroc­ man for the service he rendered unexpected friends stay for dinner. Funerald Corp., o f Bridgeport, former riant Unit Met Arne’s "The Lass with ths Delicate all maken. Bperatlve weather observer at " I would like to expraas the hope w n n e -.tsrk falmsc. ^ WTIC—New*. A group of women from the East Q How many permanent naval can government structure which the nation during his public life as Ae'eant*, a “must'’ in the cook- { president o f the Connecticut WKNB-Muslc By Wsslon. W(NX’—Kiddli Corntr The Wapping P. T.A. Float Com­ Air" snd "Berceuse” hy Kinder; 333 MoIn Stroot Long Branch, warned residents to that ways will be found to work Harlem IToteetant Parish, N.Y.C., training centers does the United nationalists have criticized as not Senator . from Missouri. Vice lag of vegethl^ tor immediate j Theenas Betran Manufacturers Assn, and vice • ;10 -W D H C —This I BsliMS. WHAY—^Today In Nrw Britain, Conn mittee, met St the home of Mrs. the well-known M tten down, with gale force winds out formulas and creating Tlnie Table. States maintain? going far enough toward self- President and President, and the service, dees Just as much for Funeral services for 'Thomas president of a new state agency diSi—WORC—Guy iiombsrdo. Paul Hull Wednesdayweunesasy nightnigni andana Voice of Jesus 1 -----fjljpected later today, and rain to favorable conditions for a full ax- w n c —WssOisr. . . _ . S i ^ WQgV^boppera Special. A —Three. At Great Lakes, 111., former T»re8ldent, who was de­ vogatabtea to be froaan. Recant) Barfan, * former Manchester tpat has been organised to attract mad. PU B . for ‘ he^Ao.t which ^nd ’^AWd^ wTto I continue until after midnight, government. ploration of the possibilltlaa that • :SS—WTIC—Emil Cote Ols* Club. Bainbridge, Md., and San D ie ^ , The French government refused scribed by Bsyles as a "most con­ reoaarch shows that it not only I rastdant, who died Sunday in addRlonal industry into Connecti­ WONS—Auto Tunr Otrby. W O t& ^S fc* Vn Time. they wiM enter in the WRpplnjc, 2 *^ ^ may exist for a constructive, co­ W KNF-Tbe (Stfidren * Corner. r~^ hong Island Braced to give out any information on the brings out natural Bavors; but | Florida after suffering a heart at- cut. He, along with three other W TH T-S*r*no 0*inm«;U. . p*r*<^* Rept. 12. I fT/vrh»tt hm hten eecrttery~trtm Calif. genial man,” was reported to have operative approach to the problems w r r r —.vrws; I4u»^**> Srorsbosrd. WHAY—Broadway on Royirw. I Eastern Long Island braced it- holds th< Savors as well as oolor ' tack, will take place tomorrow at top management specialists, will WTHT—'fop O' 'fho Mornins. Included on the | of the Guild of CaHllonneure nature of the measures the Sultan said he was pleased thgr the peo­ facing the conference. This may WKNB-DUl for Dollar*; DUinsr AUGUST w lf for winds of 40- to fiO miles and texture throuiough long periods^ 2 p. m. at ths Funk Funeral Home spend four weeks In West Berlin, Dstr. •iS6-WC(Nl—Nows: Brsakfsst NSW*- Mre. Harold Cummlnr". Mre. Ken- “ America airce 1042 and Q To what plant fam ily does bad agreed to. ple in Connecticut thought so well call for a broad interpretation of y gxpected to strike tonight from of froaen storage,e. In fact, it slows' In. Bristol. consulting with various concerns Si4* - WDKC—New*. nsth Nichols. Mra Horje. Port- ^ ^o^ln^urorrt. t.m ei'f^urch the night-blooming cereus belong? (The leftwing Paris newspaper of him. the terms of article 60 of the armis­ W T fr —Radio Raaooi. . the hurricane moving up the A t ­ doom even more than fraasing It­ Mr. and Mrs. Berran were on. a by day and conducting seminars WTIC—Three SUr Bzira. WDRC—Nows : Bboppora Spoclal. Mrs. James Sleeper, Mrs. i eter ;, ^ ______-laoa A —It is a cactus. Combat said Guillaume had pre­ Baylea. whose wife. Retha, was tice agreement.'.’ In Danbury since 1928. FURNITURE CLEARANCE lantic roast. self. the procasa of chan n la foods. vacation totir of the Peninsular by night. WTHT-Aporta „ WHAT—Bolut* to Reserrists. --- (Jostek. Mrs. Harold Csssvsnt, sented the Sultan with a 3-point with him during his hour-long WONS—Sport* D lf»*t; New*. 1:46—WKNB—Adyealurrs In Rrararch. The college again extends aii In­ I A W eather Bureau noon ad- Article 60 is the armistice clause So get Ac'cent-minded In your state when his death occurred. Herman F. Wlllkie, brother of Mra. F. leee Magee and Sam Q Was Benedict Arnold exe­ ultimatum, and as the price for visit with Truman, said that the I ;SS—WDRC—Pamlly Akrlslon. WHAY—National Guard Program. vitation to the public to come and The plaxtic finish table top and Jbriffht plastic chair M sory said the season's first big over whose interpretation Britain freesing as well as your cooking at Manchester Lodge of Mesons, of | the late Wendell Wlllkie, who was >. n c —.uirrt Tour Maimerr Castro. cuted as a spy? continued French support he had former President appeared very WTHT—Wr*lh*r: HradUns Edition. p!*S--WDRC—Nrw* hear the bell*. The college nark­ ihurricane wax centered aboiit 35 agreed to sign a proclamation popular. There w-ere scores o f peo­ and the United States have split. home. It Improves the natural which he was a member, will con- the Republican candidate for Pres- w n c —Naws; Whet'a Nsw. Mrs. Guy Finney snd Mrs. Leon­ covers wipe clean with a damp cloth and keep their crisp ^ i I ivi»Ng_K»ll..n L»»'* Jr ing lot* will be open for Tirttor*. ^ ile s o ff Ocean City, Md., and was abandoning his legislative powers, ple waiting to see him, Baylea re­ Indian sources conceded, how­ Savors of all the foods you serve. duct^_A. - a _service**._ at the funeral home 4^,.^*tdent in vnaA1940, Is on aa.^the _ second_ WKNB—Nrw»; Jo Stafford; Hit of the »VK."(B- .News. Kuionia. ard Barter are ro-chsirmeiv.,for the while College Terrace and Sum­ wxpccted to pass 40 miles east of ever, that the United States ap­ Dnv. ^ . WTHT—News: No School Today. fresh appearance for years. declaring the United Nations in- ported, and an entire M aff was RtnBed Baked Folntoes this evening at 8:30. Interment team that met with Silverstein. WHAT—News: Morning 6Ur RotIow P. T. A. rsndy booth at the fair, mit Street from Vernon Street to Q When was the present ar­ peared to have the most support WHAY—News; Supprr Ssrenad*. - U-tlantic City,^ N, J., abmit 8 p^ m., connpetent, to act in the Moroccan kept busy J)ist. caring for the mail Scrub uniform sisad baking po- 'Will be in Bristol. Wlllkie, a business and manage- WONS—New*. nisy. would like the. members to New Britain ATeniie -win bo closod rangement' of stars in-the flag de­ 'amtmg'"the"T6 countrier trying to w ( x x ; - - » o HreT' S?.ST. question* and approving all the that poured in. t’aiio*V:’”rub' skins with butler' "df ' I t Is ekpected " tliat Cha'pinan niSriV COnsUlUinl ffOiti Thdlihaporis. WDRC—Johnny Mrrcrr Show. donate candy for the booth. tb traffic to ollmlnate noise. cided upon ? work out a joint proposal on the Ills —WDRC—a*suh Aids. [ Shortly after noon the Weather French reform measures.) Bayles had made arrangements margarine. 'Wrap each potato in Court. No. 10. Order of Amaranth, Ind., will spend three months In W TH T-BIm ri Devi*. . WONS—Mooitol* O' Comfort. Sessions for making voters -wlH A guided tour of the chaitel will A It has had its present ar­ composition of the conference. WK.NB—Srrensd* In Blur. ;L , f.rep'o^" iBurcau ls.sued this capsule fore- (In Cairo. A1 Azhar, Islam's to meet with Truman before leav­ aluminum foil: bake in hot oven will be represented at both serv­ Germany, training the West P r ­ BTHAY—(Umpose Del Maltinn. be held at the Town Hall on the be conducted hv Robert M. Bishop, rangement sinde 1912. Britain and Canada both feel ices and will send a floral tribute. imers. His team mate, H arry Gra- Iiss-W O N U —Oabriel S**|l*r. w n c —Here's to Vrtersn*. . ,, , ic.sst for N ew York City and sur- 1.000-year-old college and the Mos­ ing with hla fam ily on the trip. (450 degrees F.) 45 minutes. Cool W TIC—New*. •:1S—WCCC—News; IJ Hundred snd | following dates diroctor o f public relstlona, imme­ Irounding areas lem world's most powerful re­ strongly that India should be enough to handle. Cut slice from Both Berrana were active In cey, a training consultant of Ora- W TH T—Lorr Rsnsrr. | Q How did the.^nasturtium get While in Missouri, the Bayleses to Hits. "Sept. . 12. from. 9 s.m. to 6 p.m : diately after the recltsl. - T New York City- .strong north- ligious institution, called on all visited Mrs. Bayle.s's parents, Mr. among those chosen to represent tops; scoop out pulp. Saving shells. Amaranth and Grange affairs, cey Associates, of Haddenfield, WKNB—Pike Platter Party. WDRC—The Gtrdas Oota Sept. 16 from 6 to 9 p.m.. Sept. 19, its name? t;4S—WDRC—Ed Murrow. WTIC—Ctaea KIc. •east winds this evening, perhaps Moslems to “support without res­ and Mrs. John Koines, in St. the world organization at the par­ Mash pulp, adding one tablespoon during their residence here for N. J., will be gone six months. from 9 s.m. to S p.m., snd Oct. 3, A From the Latin word nasus ley. Most of the others were re­ W TIC—On* Men's Psmlly. WONS—Charles Ksshrr. jrca< hing occasional gale force t40 ervation" the Moroccan Sultan Louis. melted butter for each potato. several years on Pearl Street; and The other members of Bodinc's WONS—Top Tune*. 6:46-W3>R(?-MerSBn Baber. from 9 s.m, to noon for those meaning nose and tofqueo mean­ ported either indifferent or on the |to 50 miles an hoiiri. against El Glaoul The appeal was Season to taste with salt, pepper, husband and wife had been em­ team, which will follow Wlllkie I oo- W D RC-M t. Kern. WHAT—Psaaous Trial*. whose rights have matured sfler ing twist.^ aide of the United States. W THT-Thr*r-(3ly Bylinr. WONS—Oueil Star. j; Long I.sland— rainy and windy: tantamount to a threat of "Jihad" snd Ac'cent. Whip in enough hot ployed on newspapers in Bangor. and Gracey by about three weeks, the Sept. 19 date. Mod# of Endoring Mosonry The final decision, however, will WHAY—News: Krynote* by Carl. 16:66- W D R O -^ le n Drake. ■strong wlnd.s at the east end. up to — Holy Wart. milk to make mixture light and Maine, and other places. Mrs. are Vale E. Freeland, direettn- of WtiNS—Tekr a Number. Mabel Hlag Oreea NOTICE Q When was the North Atlan- be made by the 60-nation V. N. WKNB—Trail Herder*. jgale and full gale'force (40 to 60 Tension IiM-reases About Town nuffy. Re-611 ahells. Cool: wrap in Beulah Berran was an efficient electrical appliance sales for Weat- W TIC—’ Eddie Plehrr snd Don WONS—KIddIr R*»l*w Mr. and Mrs, Ray Moflltt, 38 I OM BO», in any way. For Lifotimn Sorvico ■miles an hour). tlc Treaty signed? Amid the gathering tension. General Assembly, convening here freezer-weight aluminum fo il: llnotyplat at The Herald where inghouse; Paul Herschcopf, vice Amrrhr.* W HAT-Tatea af I.L.O.W.D. ^ A On April 4, 1949. at Wash­ W "IC —Adrenlure* of Aroil* As- widow of Wiilism P. Green of Main j New Jersey—strong to gale U. S. Air Secretary Harold Tal- today. freeze. Re-heat In moderate oven she worked until Nov. 3. 1945. president of Harry Rosenfeld, Inc., S:1A -W HAY-Our*t SUr. enannemd witli tlw prai* 6AVI MONIY en Iho most popular outdoor firsplaca in Connscticul. ington, D. C., by 12 nations. » WTIC—Roaemsrv Clooa^ Show. drrw*. Street, Smith Windsor, died lost [force winds along the immediate bott arrived here in the Moroccan Prof. Frits .Semmler of the Ger- Chief U. S. delegate Henry (3.50 degrees F.) about 40 to 45 internationally known designers ! I 6 : » —WTHT-Spare Patrol. tuilt with ipscially «hapoecause of the tense situation. The r j They will go later to Old Or- strongly that both India and Rus­ ed out on a vacation Aug. 4 Is now j four week* in Belgium, conducting !* :• * WTICtoAII - Amrricen Sporl* II:S6—WCCC-NeWk. U Hundred ss6 Conaiatu of b 30 x 40 table with gray mother of pearl top Boulh Atlantic, appeared com- squash and tomatoea in aluminum Show FINE PHARMACY French Air Force chief of staff j chard. Maine, for ths Salvation sia should alt at the conference. m E lla Td.. MI-3-1079 \ Jparetively light on the basis o f O’ -B y what symbols are the .foil baking dish, sprinkling each recuperating from serloua Injuries. seminars among Belgian tndus- WTHT -N*w*. WONS—Bsodstand. that is impervious to alcohol, fruit juices and will with* Gospel writers sometimes repre-, here. Ool. - Andre ^ Calme). told Tal- I Arm y camp meeting. along with those who did the Aght- j layer with salt, pepjier. Ac'cent, j ,„ffer,

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A g e SEC first puhik) exprsaslon by a raspon- brought up in the diseuaslona with broken off hr May. Informal dis­ Solution in Sight slMe offtolal 'that Egypt might Britun. euaslona began after tha return sidhs which, as yet, do not alter excellent cohdltlon all summer. kervilla rame in second with aev{^ aUow''the West back la tha Buss The Egyptian viawpolnt la that arhleh aver exlats on this sestloit In tha girls* division, Franesg plipa. Prisee were awarded to (m hare o f lha chief British negotia­ reality, which Is that the Russians 11 Tremors Rock under certain condlUone. It waa unless tSiy have final say In da- STEEL MJMib HUmrlirBtrr of Bast center street U the con- W ojnsr waa crowned champion. winner and runnerup, Skytvutch Schedule For Sue* Issue tor, L t Oan. Sir Brian Robertson, still do stand as mastert In East Pla yground Notes received with enthusiasm by tormlBlaf.futura uss of tha Buss, aCeatlon of th rou ^ traffic, some" She defsatad Betty Oallaa In the British dfclss In Csiro, which had the Britleh would return and **he- following tha July conference of IKHTi ROCK Germany. But If they should go finals, Rudqlf Wojnar defegted ' Next week will be doll and bl- the Weetcra Big Three foreign £tintltt9 Ifrrald times compUcaleid by the exit of Pagn Om ) bsan worrtod by tha esrilsr reports gln aaothar oceupatlon." «a.. to, larger conceaalona,.—more, .QliXljgaiiAJIguiit to become the Man:: cycle woOh at Itobattooii. A parmle of a brsakdowa hr 4hs Anglo- AvallaMUty of the bass hr caaa ministen, -...... -■ ------—:—-- tftfliiin.iiiKiTM yiiM ni aMtlohsT ttjftnc'-fftnn -^^»r«H "Th^ Tr«lc«Mt»r-:^initM- Tmnla of''doebratea dbll canlagM antF Islands o f Greece cMBtdr Junior Tennia Champion in 4119 te 3MB m. R, intoS, Wetomw. real In character, they would be Tournament was held Thursday on IS Mldnlght-3 a m waterway, Egyptlan contseta. of emergency was aald to ba tha U BIIMU >tf**t — street Far from eiuMng such con­ the b ^ B '. division. Frances is 12 bicyclaa' will be hilil at S p.m. .VoluRleora Needed Howsver, H waa not conaidsred main V . 8. dsslra in any aattla- When you blue etothee, be cure amr. •• V itB H tntL MsachMUr. Conn. placing themselves on the side of tha Robertson Park courts. Tbta Thursday. Bicycle racM also will 2 a.m.-4 a.m. Nalser defied nariiar reports gestion, the proposed use of the years old,, and Rudolf is 1\...... '.Robert Edwards a eoipmltmant that E g »t would ment. to rinse alt soap out of tbe gar­ TB<»A8 r. ncKonsoN. future events In Germany, while tournament, which was announced be held. Ptiaea will be awarded for 4 a.m.-* a.m. , • • (Coaltane* from Page Oae) yesterday that Egypt had decided FMiUlCWI JIMMIIO ^ T lTER R. nCRGUSON. land In question must necessarily ...... Votuatoera Needed ments flrat. Have a light sky- last week, waa open to all eleman- the bicycle and the doll carriage 5 a.m.-t a.m...... to break off Informal talks Join the Middle Bast D«fense or­ Thera atlll was no indication J Publtlhcn we would (le left trying to* stem Bertha Oarciantkus. Roxanne ...... Voluntoera Needed ganisation (MBDO) proposad by whan formal nagoUations might blue tint, not a deep purple. Btir TMNSMMERICMICIMn.COtP. ' rotn4*d Oetob«r 1. IMl add to this congestion greatly, tary school children of Manchester. with the best decorations, as well 9 am .-lS Noon ...... Charles iVombley a few reinforced ooacrete struc­ with BHUin ever tha Canal'Eone’s inevitability. Every day now the Brainard and Bthelene Baskervllle 13 Noon-3 p.m. ., ths Waat. Tha BgypUang have be resumed between the Britlata the bluing frequently to prevent ■>lnce It will Involve the added Few entrlaa were received, but the as to the winners of the bicycle ...... Mrs. M.------Baegaer art tures. Local Stocks future. ■aitt taHM«n,M.T. IM B im lM II Brenlnf Germans are coming closer to the reached the quarter flnala. as did 3 p.m.-S p.m. ,, insisted that thU will not be and Egyptians. These wera atreaking. and Rolldaya. Kntnnd at problem of cars making their competition was keen among those races...... Michael Glean American rescua and medical His sUtament last night was ths Jlce at llancheatar, Conn moment when they are going to who did participate. Ray Villa. Howard Cody. and.Tony S p.m.-8 ...... qwHslleea m m lshed Bp exits .and entrances from the Baskervllle In tha boys' tourna­ . . . .William KInUer, BaiRXAamana parties were reported working 4 O b m Ball Uattar. unify themselves, and take their The players were alloyed to 8 p,m.-10 p.m. . • • vigorously to frM the dead and Oelwni dk'MIddMroeh, !■«. super market parking space. Fur­ sen e from a sUghtly shortened ment. 10 p.m.-13 Midnight 1 p. Mb pitoes lUMCRIPnON RATES own destiny into their own hands. dying. Parablt In Adranca thermore It might well have been distance, and other, leas Important Volunteers mey r .. Bulk Stocks .IIS.M OpenFprura Building,.Iiriif.* Tdanchester itSanrhester on MondsysMondays and Fridays from 1 5 p.m. . , Mountbatten reported that the Ona Tear . 7.78 emphasised to Judge Pickett thnt The defeated nation Is close to a alterations were applied to the A treasure hunt was held Wed­ road on stricken Zakinthqa were Bid Asked Six MonUia . ■ . 3.M reassertlon of its own sinity, an

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three 7 end on* 6 year* of age— perished yeaterday in an old 8- e x t e n d e d f o r e c a s t Ice Box Deaths NOW IS THE TIME serland as Tolland County good committee for over a year. The Smilei of SatlsfRction Rt Arts and Oafts Exhibit door Ice cheat in a storeroom at Boston, Aug. 14 (g^-^The tem­ I EUingt^ will ambassador. ^ ^ stopping place was the Hartford Joint Chiefs McGuire Veterans Administration TO PLACE YOUR ORDER POR Mias Gaylord haa had at her Courant which proved an Inter­ perature in New England during Now at Eleven Hospital. disposal, during her two months in esting place to most of the people the next five days, Saturday They were th* children of two Vogel Starts Trip; as it was their first visit to the through Wodaoeday, w ip .ave^ t ilow^ Signs Mark Germany the use o f 30 marks de­ Iioepital staff famlli**. - of Closet Space Sought ported In a bank by Mr. Vogel, home of the paper some read every t l T s doivnea below the T a k e o v e r Across Natioii the boys. Woodrow and Wilson, one of the many contributors to day. normal. Cooler over the weeke)id 7>year-old twins, and George. 5, To Visit Bavaria and little change In ^^ew Traffic Setup the Good W ill Tour Fund. Personal MoaMoia were th* only sons of Mr. and Mr*. *s 1 ______In Aniiy’s New Home Mias Gaylord attended the Inde­ Mra Lawrence Oefbell, a former thereafter. T o m o rrow (Oaattaaed PYma Pago Om ) Woodrow W. '• Blackatook. The Ellington. Aug. 14 (Special)— pendence Day dinner given by the Ellington resident now living in Precipitation during thla period 1951 BlilOK SPED. father I* a maintenance engineer DRIVES tstumM*. Auf. l i (BpMlaU—A Henry Vogel of Somers Rd. ta American Luxembourg Society. Middletown Springs, Vt.. la a will on the average total 1 to 8 Flrefightere tried desperately, at the hospital. of. the houae and grounda," the ad (Coattaaed freos Page One) but in vain, to save th* boys' live* naW typ* traffic control hM been By SAUL PETT leaving the United States today on Osmlag Ihrentn patient in the Rutland Hospital, tenths of an inch except more than DE LUXE 2400R The fqurth boy, WalUr, 7, was • EFFiaENT GUARANTEED at OolumbU Center at the concluded, "It la poaaible to main­ Rutland, Vt. 5-tenths of an inch o ''* '', l»y artlflclsl and the the son o f Dr. J. Melvin Boykin, (For Hal Boyle) the 8. S. America for a visit to All entries in the nation-wide RELIABLE WORK ' MACHINE SPREAD tain the entire property, Inaide eastern Massachusetts. Rain ov4r command* In historic disagree­ administration of oxygen. . acting manager of the hospital. Interaectlon. There' have New York «P)—Aniy Pett, who (wmpler contest to be held Sept. Dyaaflnw, POWER ROLLED and out, with ten In help. Europe. He will visit Bavaria 20 through 27 at the Eastern Manebeetor Evening Herald Ei- Cape Cod ending Saturday morn­ ment over policy two years ago. After the boye' bodies were rs- In Proctor, Ark., flve children t many accidenta at thla point la 10 and has roots, haa ffnally “ I f dealred, fumiahlnga are where he waa«b6rn. Staten Bbcpoaitlon must be in by Ilngton corrmipohdent, Mrs. O. F. ing. More general showers about The A ir Force has been openly movsd on* of th* eearchers grab­ from on* family -ISdward Hall­ WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT eh formerly only had a regular changed her mind. She is now will­ available at 1100.000." ^ the middle of next week______bed a heavy piece of timber and man. 8 ; hi* brother*. Wesley, 7, J Peter Skipper of Muddy Brook Sept. 1. BwT, telephone Rockville S-881A unhappy ever the trend which uy ta control traffic, ing to move with her family to a So, naturally, I called the agent Rd. recently planned a surprise There will be a public meeting smashed the lethal box to bits In a end twin* Odle end Tommy, 4, AND KNOW HOW—DONT DELAY—CALL TODAY seems to be taking form In the to find out how much the place party for him. presenting him with of the Zoning and Planning Com­ fit of rag*. snd a sister, Barbara Ann, 3 - ifh e new ayatem eatabllahea four larger houae. I without the furnishings defense altuntlon. mission in the Town Hall at 8:30 About nine weeks ago, Reginald suffocated In an old unused re­ TERMS UP TO 34 MONTHS Uaea, placed In each direction for For months, we had talked about; oeen reduced," he some luggage and money. Secretary of Defense Wlleon p.m. Tuesday. This is a public flt. Gsrmain, another uncle of the frigerator that stood on a porch •sma dlatance from the center of getting larger quarters. As the ^ “from one million to *500,- Mr. Vdgel is a member of the ho* temporarily "frosen" the goel meeting for all interested towns Ferguson boy, wes killed in a fall of their home. the road. Bach lane haa a "alow only male in a three-female, one-) Tolland County Farm Bureau and list OLDS of the Air Force at 138 wings PLACE YOUR FREE Mwn" wamlnga. Traffic traveling people to attend. from a roof in Boston. bathroom houae. I was tired of i ^ nftig patience, will meet Miss Marjory Gaylord of pending the new JCS study to ds- Th* Ferguson family, srhich In- ORDER NOW ESTIMATBS KauU «7 alao haa "atop" algna. _ shaving In the ofllce. There w e re ! subtlety, you can get a Mansfield, who is expected to be Held Mystery BMo DE LDXE lermlne how many wings this na­ The Grange .left, here Wednea cljjdca (our other children, moved tj.J L Itouta &A la thru t r ^ lc other reasons, too, but-none lhat, fo agree to anything. in Germany, on her six roontba tion should have-fer a bolaaced ef- FO R A G(MU> B U Y IN. hiK with the "alow down" aigna. day night at 8:30 bn the mystery (wim BoetMi to Haverhill only three persuaded Amy. ------tour of the Netherlands. Belgium. imNmSEDJHt fense and defense. A wing has 30 months ago. . »t t la hoped that aome type of A ll her friends are here, she In-1 Luxembourg. Germany and Swlt- ride ghat had been planned by a to 75 planes, depending on their me control will be inatalled at Radia. rh M tor. Jkydranihtte, .. Both the. Ferguson and .Rogers J stated, and, besides, ■ the cats combat mission. “ boys had gone out together after tlia U. 8. Boutea 6 and 6A Inter- wMta ssall tlroa. Fnlly oqalp- Call c o n s t r u c t To n c o m p a n y wouldn't like it. Coifst Giiarcl Adds The Air Force fought for the supper. When they failed to return Arrow Window Shade Company aebtlon In the near future. There She was that adamant until a 143-wing goel aet by the old JCS home at dark police were notifed 84* N. Mala St. Maaehester PHONE MANCHESTER. MI-9-B224 la • no type traffic control there recent Sunday morning when the To Reservist Plan eats but Bisenhower trimmed 5 billion and a search party was organised. Tel. MI-8-4847 ^rhataoever although there have C wind blew the real estate section BROWN dollare from the Air Force budget Four Richmond, Va., boys— hnan many acldenta at that point over her comlca and backed Wllacm Ip hi* wait- -*d: fo t many yeara. “ I wanna m ove!" she yelled. New York, Aug. 14—The Coast FOR OARE-FREE SUMMER DRIVIN8 and-see policy.. Congreea sided writh Thlaiiiiw~lnteraectlon will bear the M y w ife and 1 exchanged silent Guard announced today expansion the Preeident in this. brunt of traffic when the outdoor BEAUPRE looks of triumph. It was. in its of. its Reserve Officer Candidate Elsenhower has argued that theater contemplated by Benjamin way. a rare tribute to our long, School program. Open to college This Weekes Specials IIMBUIOKSUFER three plsnee with atomic bomba Mochberg la built. subtle efforts to make the child graduates between the ages of 21 BEST carry as much destructive power , rair Plana Completed change her mind without injury to and 28. the program epnaists of 4-DOOR as 3.700 World W ar I I planea t^ana have been completed and the roots. The idea was , to make an Intensive fourmonth training loaded with the old conventional pmmlum llata are avaUable for the her think it was rsaliy her de­ 1M7 FORD 4-DOOR course at the Coast Guard Acade­ BUYS Light green, dyaaflow, radio, type bombs. This statement eeem- ond annual fair aponaored by cision- not a command. my, New London, Conn. Candi­ rd to Indicate the Preeident Isn't aad heater. Columbia Volunteer Fire De- “ 1 wanna move to this house. dates successfully completing the Black.-A real buy at ...... $395 satiafled with the A ir Force argu­ Gam e Farm tmant to be held on Aug. M Am y said. course receive commissions as en­ ments that 143 wings represent the 1 38 on the newly acquired New The ad aha displa3fsd concerasd signs on graduation, then com­ rock-bottom strength heeded for vSEE THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF KANGAROOS iM THE WORLD a house with 48 rolling Connecti­ . B. Smith Field. plete three yeara of active duty. 1917 O U S 2-UOOR 8EDANETTE national security. J ^ w rl^ a^ liT b eR atlfu l BUek Rwans— lUao 2 Gtant Elephant turtles that wMiK w ill be a midway, bingo, cut acres overlooking Lxmg Island Reserve ensigns may serve in a Radio, heater, hydramatle. Neither haa the A ir Force been Sound. It was described as a "gem- 5(495 close to 500 poomla each. ______Ue, horae-pulllng cooteat, wide variety af assignments ashore Mochanlc’a Special ...... hsppy with the Radford appoint concert, motorcycle ahow, like residence of pure Italian and afloat, on search and rescue ihent. Th# fought the ex - D O N ’T m Ts S t h e PLAYGROUND— Ride on the lar*e 30 horae merry-KO-round— tha |, and agricultural and Renaissance design" facing two duty, aboard weather patrol cut­ pended B38 bomber program while miles of private waterfront. Extra Value Used Cars 19A9 NASH AMBASSADOR 4-DOOR SEDAN 1951 Q H R Y S U R old exhlbita. ters and, buoy tender*, at port defending the construction of Hook and ladder Fire Enffine—Swln**—SUde* — pnll away merry-ffo-rounda — th* nmlttae chairmen include: How blind parents can be! It security unit*, as controller* who super-carriers. He he* been sn ad­ had never occurred to us that A very colorful exhibit of arUwMergaret Boyle. Peggy Carter, Sky Fiffhtera—the Boat R i d e . ______. wral chairman Ward Roee- coordinate air and surface craft WINDSOR 4-DOOR vocate of broadening the Navy's "pure Italian Renaissance" was 1952 WINDSOR 4-DOOR 1U.« ud ImsM...... $595 and crafU project, w s. held In th . Do Y o i Nm A lOka; aupeiintendent o f grounda. aaaistlng in off-shore rescue*. role in strategic warfare the sys­ j Pat McCsnn, Clsire Ann Lsmenso, SEE THE CHILDREN’S ZOO and KIDDIELAND— with the 3 Little Piffa— Mary and Am y's favorite period. Nice Jet black finish. Completely equipped with radio, A atam a tle traasmisaloa. Jter Card: aecretary, Winthrop Inqulrie* concerning the pro- heater and power steering. Come In for a drive. Best tem of bombing enemy wsr snd lobby of the W sst Side Recreation Joan Hoostowsk! and Jane Burr. • her little Live Ijim h— Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater— the Old Woman who liven in a aho*. The ad said the property includ- Space For Your r ^ r e e ; toiance. Edward Fox; pro- am should be addressed to the of ftnanring. 1947 UHRYSLER WINDSOR 44R. SEDAN rally eqaipped. production centers to destroy their Center yesterday. U1 project*, Kiltm book. W alter Card and John •dr rector of Reserve, Third Coast _ Radia, healer, ability to'continue flghtlng. were constructed by the children ! Chimpanzees can be taught to CHILDREN’S DAY WEDNE8DAYS~d»nly— with the purchase of their 30c admiaaiM I. An outdoor floodlighted thea- K May Fav®* Navy B4ch; refreahmenta, Boaebrooka; Guard Dlaltlct. 80 Lafayett* .St,, 1951 CRANRROOK 4-DR. SEDAN i | aaOomatte drive.- at the Manchester pisygrotinds do slmpl* arithmetic- '. ______Partioc, W oMiagii tteket^^^-each diiid wHI receive 8 free i4de «< l^ ^ U ride* of their , choice in. th* In the role of JCS chairman, ^ertalnment, Edward Aahton; ter. New York 13. N. Y. One owaer. carefully driven. New seat cover* aad Mre*. throughout the summer season. ( " I could put on puppet shows Radford will be in a poeitton per­ Plnyground.______^ ^ ilbitlona, Francla Lyman; llght- The Ideal family oar. Completely guaranteed. The display was attractively ar­ BaRquots, Sliowerc, (joorgw;-.Petera and Arthur and made a pile of money," Amy 1949 STUD: CHAMPION 44IR. SEDAN haps to tip the scale* lit favor of ranged and showed a fine variety I the Navy in any renewal of thl* nNACR BARS aervtag drikHoos hot fiaaks — hstebargera — eeffae — cold d M u — „^M t; midway, Henry Bemltt; said.) . , j of crafts, many of which demon-) ‘ Etes? rnnri la Hartford, take R oatr. 44 to Canaan, Roate 7 to Joot south of Great Barrtagtoa, Route M ta J. Four formal gardens, includ­ todies' Day Listed 1951 PLYMOUTH CONCORD N »v y -A lr Force feud. But'.Rad­ strsted originstity on the part of . ptfkliig. Baymond Clarke and Nice blue finish. Heater. One owner, low mileage car. H. M,d oiiiMiiw...... $745 Hadaou la New ToHi Stole, over the Rip Voa Wlakle Bridge I* Catsidll, N, T., then follow oar rigaa. ing floodlit fountains and a replica 1951 DODDE ford has said time has mellowed the youngsters. bUUdlng. Harold Bvana. of the famous Garden of Versailles. Ixtw price. It'* a heaatifni drive. ___ ^ e Smith field haa undergone a By Coon-Fox Club the strong view* he held four years A group of children from etch THE ITALIAN- ("I'll plant tomatoes.") OPEN EVERY DAY FROM * A. M. TO 8 P. M. m a t deal o f improvement the 1959 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN 2-DR. WAYFARER playground demonstrated the ac- : 3. A ballroom with a maple floor 1950 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4-DOOR * * ^ c k in 1949. the old Joint Z m few weeka. Polea have been Maroon. Radio; heater, seat rovrra 5 1 0 Q 5 tiial technique* involved in the YOU'LL GET SO MUCH — FOR SO LITTLE — D O N T MISS IT! balanced on springs. The Manchester Coon and Fox Radia, heater. New seat cover*. One owner ear. Nice Oreea. complete adth radio (Thiefa mat in Key W est snd AMERICAN HALL oH up and electricity Inatalled. A A real heaaty! ...... p iW F . * making of many crafts. ("W e could tip the whole CUib la planning to hold it* first blue finish. ' reached sgr.iement over their This plsyground director* seted 135 ELSRIDGE ST. piarking area haa been g ra v e l^ aad heater. thing.” ) annual ladles' day this Sunday. role* snd mission*. On* of th* as hostesses throughout the day with entrance from the main high­ home comfort 4. Two and a half railee of auto­ Aug. 18. at the clubhouse in Coven­ 1949 CHRYSLER ROYAL 4-DOOR 1952 DODDE CORONET 4-DOOR SEDAN Air Force's main function* ws* and at th* conclusion of th* dis­ HAS 2 LARRE w ay by a email road. mobile roa d ., try. The all-day outing will start Just like aew. One owner, well taken ear* of. Must responsibiUty (or waging strategic play judged the project* for The reat o f the area haa been 5. An Aeolian organ in a SO-foot at 10 a. m. be seen ta be appreciated. Dark blue finish. air warfare -with th* Nevy in a awards. HALLS seeded and will be uaed for the Families and friends of mem­ $1795 domed reception hall. supporting role. , Five of th* prise winner* | MORIARTY Bros. Complete kitchen faciliUea It exhiUta, bootha, etc. Sunday the ("What chopsticks!") ber* are Invited to this otiting. Interpretations at th* time were 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE CONY. COUPE (above) proudly display their 3 1 S CENTER ST waaM. Aleo bar (acllltiea. man started construction of an The tone o f the Interior, the ad which promise* to be a lot of fun that th* N avy could com* into Radio, heater, new white ttrea. 1953 FLYMOUTH 2-OOOR SEDAN project* to The HeraJd p h olog-! Caterer furnished If desired. outdoor stage which la at the rear said. Is reflected by "the lavleh use for all. There wlU be special event* strategle air warfare upon th* re­ rapher. They are. front row from ■ A real snappy ear. Full price ...... $795 1949 OLDS ^ o f the field. o f gold leaf and marble" and "gold for the ladies and the children, Gray. Heater. 51895 quest of th* Air Force or th* joint th* left. Mary Ellen Dorsey of For Further laformatioa Call Premiuma will be offered for and prises will be awarded to the Low mileage...... COAL - COKE fittings and wedgewood inlays in CLUB SEDAN chlefa , Verptanck playground snd John. needlacraft and handwork, breads the master bath." The ad con- winners. A potluck luncheon will 1948 KAISER 4-DOOR SEDAN Th* Navy never ha* been satis­ Rohan of Talley Street play-' JOHN AND18IO. Ml-8-8188 and paatriba, canned fruits and be served at noon. 87,080 miles. Radio, heater. fied with thl* role *nd th* new ar MI-S-8818— or at the club. tinned; $395 1 1951 LINCOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN Radio, be r, hydramatle. ground; rear row from the Isft, ; Td. Mltchdl 3-1135 vegcthblea, flowers, and two "The main residence haa six Member* are reminded to bring Nice gray finish. A »te*l at ...... JCS study may desl with this sub­ Cathy Close of Verplanck. Bert priaea for the horae-pulllng con­ master bedrooms. Also on the pro­ articles suitable for prises and Mae. Radio, heater, hydramatle. , enn riser. ject. Any recommended change in Feingold of Manchester Green snd j test; one for the horaaa and the perty is a 14-room superintendent's folding chairs and card tables. New- white wall tire*...... $2295 assignments could touch off an­ Grant MacFarland of Valley i Other for the best teamster. cottage, an additional B-room cot­ other bitter Inter-aervic* wrsngl*. Street. I Any deairing a premium book tage. large greenhoiiae. stone Check Inside hatbands for traces 1952 MERCURY 2-DOOR SEDAN The new JCS lineup he* a back­ Other prise winners snd their may acqulre’one from any of the coach house, and an 8-car garage." of make-up and perspiration. Re­ ground of combat experience in the playground* are: ^ move with cleaning fluid or "dry" 2-Tooe Mue. Radio, healer. D rive* 8,888 mile*. committee, Philip Isham, president This place. Am y observed, had B B C - T Q I I V 1*48 CHRVSLF.R R O Y A L 5 AVE Pacific and Far East which would Manchester Green—Joel Kehlsr, of the department, or at Smith's more room for ears than our soapsuds. Keep the hatband turned D C d I D w 1 CLUB COUPE. Radio, heater. No cost guarantee...... V fc be invaluable should th* Korean Frank Fllloramino and Joel Rott down away from the hat while __ ID EA S Store. house now has for people. OF THE WEEK seat cover*. Good runnlag order. war break out again -or If another ner. CFiureh Notes "Despite the sum iXji^ nature working. Full P r ic e ...... $88.8“ 1952 UNCOLN 44I00R SEDAN 1951 FORD T Asian conflict Were touched off. W est Side -Joan McCann and Tomorrow is Assumption Day. Radford commanded an aircraft Billy Johnson. and a Holy Day of Obligation. Radio and benter. Hydramatle. Bine. 5 A V E CONY. COUPE t u k group In the Pacific In W orld Nathan Hale Irene Welbel end IN FOOD KEEPING Ifaaaes will be held at St. Colum- U. 8. Royal Master ttrea. New ear guarantee...... ▼ fc W sr II. Lster he was in close Gary Carrentt ba’s Chapel at 8 and 8 a. m. Radle, heater. A good oaa. touch with the Korean situation Charter Oak—Carol Jons* and — Members, of. th e. Catholic XAdiea. - ** -Commander. Jn . Chief,...of . the FeU*’* - ____ . -, 111 ■ .... Society will hold their annual pic­ Psclftc. Robertson-Gary Milku* and nic at the Red Bam Tuesday eve­ X bSoSt Rldgwav won hi* flr»t battle Jackie Klelbsna. ning In Andover. fame in F.urbpe, commanding sir- ; Memorial Field Carol Magnan, BROWN-BEAIIPRE borne troop*. He led the I T . S. ; Maxine Newlierg. Kenny Wlchmsn Beardsleys Leave DILLOH , . • W A • Mrs. Frederick Bearcfsl'ey and «th Army in Korea from retreat and Tommy Thayer. three children will leave tomor­ SALES and SERVICE 30 BISSELL ST • TEL. MITCHELL 9-523 4 to victory in early 1*51 end then Bowers .Lynn Suto, Marian row for North Carolina far an in­ 1950 LINCOLN succeeded M scArthur In his Far DIubac. Joan Custer and Msry Dobson. definite stay. Dr. Beardsley is sta­ MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT MlGdBrtarlt. N . MHdhdi t-ilU East commeinB. tioned at Camp LeJeune. The -FORD- COSMOPOLITAN Twining snd. Csrney both were Verplanck —Ann Marino. Mar­ „ Beardsleys have leased their hopie In the Paclflc flghtlng in the last sha Dorsev and Anthony Marino. 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Valley Street Rene Garclhdlh, un Jonathan Trumbull Highway to Hydraroatia drive, ralHe aad wsr, so that part of th* world 1* Julie Hsugh and Paulette Croteau f r ig i r e MaJ. Robert Spaulding who haa not strange to either. M healer. The crafts sxhlblt was planned been assigned to duties at the Uni­ Collins and Fechteler will un­ and organized by Nell Lawrence, versity of Connecticut. dertake new eiatgnmenta. Brad­ ley ii stepping out efter 42 years director of e rl* and crafts, and 1M9 DODBE CORONET SEDAN SMS Nancy Vincent, director of girl*' Maamhester Evening Herald tk>- iDeCORMIER MOTORS,lnc.| of Army servlc# to become chair­ SHORTER DAVS -- and women's acUvltisa. They were lumMa eorrespondent, Mrs. Frank man of the Bulova Research and ■Development Laboratorte*.— He assisted by the fqllovring play "Marehlsa,' telephone ’ HArriSon ICtt STODEBAKER SSM groimd supervisor*: Pat O Hera, Says: '^These Are Choiee Values In will continue to draw a flvs-a^r Chainplon Regal D* Luxe Sedan. Excelleeil conditio*. LONCERNIGHTS hhihiw '57 STUDEBAKER general's pay and allowancs* o f RffiRiRMter Hi«t S i* WCM1IB9. Septwnber wW Pine Cars At The Best O f Terms'" _ 918,548 for Ilf* if h* withe*. Deaths Last Night 19S1 fORD CUSTOM l-G VL TUDOR S11K her* lAMforw wff Inww It. COMMANDER Pr*tty P*r«fc**t* Radio and Heater. TODAY'S SPECIALS f * Time Now To Take Advantage Of A-DOOR Timfl-Saving Wrap Around B y TH E ASSOCIATED PKE.SS 1946 CADIIIAC 44I00R SEDAN IMIo, heater. Low eoet Milwaukee—William A. Weekes, 1950 FORD CLUD COUPE $995 traasportatlan. S3, veteran newspaperman and August Prices! Fully equipped. A gorgeou* gray car. C T h e growing family today 8 eyi. Radio and heater. chief of the Ajaociated Press Bu­ For genuine saving* oa car* yon might aot he able to find In FnU Price reau in Milwaukee for nearly 12 September becaine Heptesaher Is always an active inarket. needs lots of hot water, 1 yeara; an A P employe for more 1950 FORD TUDOR I CYL $9K <• Tlw stampede for low prices aad honest values Is here and than 23 years. Bom in Battle we ars prepared for It. Law dowp paymenU aad 84 raonthsto pay. 1951 PLYMOUTH CONV. GLUE COUPE Two showers, one shave, * Creek, Mich. Died Thursday. Stop M d swap at SOLIMBNB’S, lac., yaor Dodge aad Ptynsenth landed. Fire engine red. All new wMIe side, • • O C Buffalo, N . Y. — John Cor- wall ttrea and tube*. See this gorgeone boy. Only • w V W Down breakfast dishes and one aeliUB Bptler, 88, former five- 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN $1295 e- D O W N 1951 MERCURY term Republican Congressman. Radio, heater, kydramatir.. 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DR. FLEETLINE AERO load of clothes require a- Died Thursday. 1951 Studeboker $232 Mount Pleasant. Mich. — W. Radio, healer, fine running rnr. C O O Ms SPORT SEDAN bout 35 gallons of hot w a­ 1950 WIU.YS STATION WAOON . $1015 Overdrive, radio, heater, Rio gteen. Fall Price e O V w Webb McCall. 83. former publisher 4-doer. Dork g reen, mdto, of the Mount Pleasant Tlmes-News Completely overhAuled. ter. But that’s just a start and former president o f the Mich­ 1951 Chevrolet 4-Dr. 1951 WILLYS JEEFSTER SFT. PHAETON heater aad everdrive. igan Prep* Atsn. Died -Thursday. Radio, heater, hlaeh. , ---- - on the day’s needs. A ll through Leaded aad benotifal. All new whitewall ttrea and fabeo. TWe arlll 1900 BUICK CONVERTIBLE COUPE $795 pat stars le year eye*. First step in processing the bark V «ry d M a. 1951 Kaiser 2-Dr. the day each cleaning chore will of the cork oak is to boil it to Rodle, heater. Mack. stake k flexible. 1946 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN be easier, and each family dispo- Origtasl-btaek,^ L saded-agd haaatMhLrv X . , - e - X A K STAMP-CN X 1950 Ford; 4-Dr.— ---- Fan Price m fPONTIAD^ ^tlon 'will be suhhife!r if t h « Radio, heater, blaek. A ereom paff. 10 MOTIFS CARS! USED CARS! USED CARS! 1141 WILLYS STATION WADOM-^^^^ I IIPAN m iuFr . - ploqty 9f -hot^wat^n 1951 fitttek S u | W 4-Dr^ Torpedo radU • ' BsaeraM greea, 81,788 mtlso.. — ,— ,— - .W iethe proper size clcctncwa^ i . "^ --^ S P rw . $845 heater. TMNTOR^NTIkC BUYS OF TNHEEK 1950 Dodge 4-Dr. ter h eat^^n d with the low nighF 1952 WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE JEEP » J Black, radio, healer, ' NfW KMAS of convenienc* • NfW lOiAS of-economy heating rate offered by Connecti­ 1949 PONTIAC 1947 PONTIAC " with b'tg, saporot* Freeier. \ 1950 DeSoto, Club Coupe $413 ,«Prie.$U95 wMh oU-okiminuin toll-to-You cut Power Com pany, an electric 4-Door Sedan. Radio and Exeellent mechanical condition. d fA O Ia f n l Hold* up to 47 pound* o f Midnight Mue, radio, heater. Very clean. Shelvat. M oU Tof aprons; or.m ake a eet of penela. 1946 Chevrolet 4-Dr. • • Lmc* 10.4 *•« G. M o 4 r I I S - 1 0 4 • TV T n Art TSuru* CtaoM I Swiifs I P.M. Meek assembly...... Fun Price OPEN EVEMNDS Radio, hMter, auroee. upkeep. Pattern No, 5388 contalna color 1944 1941 transfer for 18 motif* measuring MANY OTHERS Pattern No. 8*47 U a ••w-rlte PONTIAC 1946 Plymouth 4-Dr. 1946 DODDE '/a-TON PIGK-UF perfojated pattern in alsea 10, 13, from 5 by 4>A inches to 294 by 1)4 PONTIAC . Inches: transferring and launder­ 4>Deor le o k * Radio, heater, black, One earner ear.') ... l4. I*. 20. sue 12, 494 y*r«l8 $395 o f '35 or 38-inch. ing inetructlons, plus directions for droo, MW mo> 1946 Hudson 4-Dr. Com. MANCHESTEI making place mat set for four and | $150 •s. For this pattern, send *0c in panela $44995 1952 FORD Y-l A lot of traaaporta- coins, your name, address, sis* desired, and th* pat terry number to Band 2Sc in Colne, your name, I ttoa. 1941 Buick 4-Dr. Special Cleaa as a bound's teeth. □ Fan Pries $1195 MOTOR SELES SIIR BURNRYT, MANtHBESTBR address and th* Pattern Number Take Me Home For E V E N IN G H K R A U ),’ 118* AVE . to ANNE CABOT, MANCHESTER SIE THESE FIHE VALUES AT. ~ _ PHONE AMEIUCA'R, NEW YOR 88, N.Y. EVENING HERALD, III* AVE. AMERICAS, NIEW Y09U4 88, N.T. BROTHERS T i M H T O R P o n t i a c , I n c . M ltcM 9-S427 fashion fo r '53, Fall and Wlntsr, Is a complst# guM*. la Presenting the New Anne Cabot ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS a 155CINTBIST. ■ -.v'V M ANCHESTHt iylnc*| Wm D C«M«r mt i planning a practical, a*w-s(mple Needlework Album. Dlrecthme for I SOLlMENE.i~ wardrobe. Gift pettem printed In- pupi^t mittens, basic embroidery t MANCHESTER ' 4 «S4 CENTER STRECrr TEL. MI-3-5J01 24 MAPLE ST. ' TEL. MI-3-M54 MANCHESTER Hwrtfwre |Aae rid* th* book. Band 35 cenU to­ Btltehea and grand designs 1043 MAII^ ST. USED CARS! USED CARS! USED CARS! day. printed in this laau «4||5 cents. \ - . • \

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TOONBSVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINB POX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HER8HBBRGBR DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB LvlUe-Vernon Reds Will Pick! Packing Packs'for .'UKMile Hike in Vermont Mountains 1, '{p j t t g y j j i x a 'Mrr Sense and Nonsense a ’I'l It > Iin ...... jH I ' ...... ■ ...... Antwor to Provioua Funio Time of Attack, : ANGLER? This and Thol mm^ M 75^000 Church Planned Aiifflp » way to buy this Isb* front, ^1-room famishtd Tha young policaman was un- Manager—I oah’ t do a thing Herketh Says eottagf and mjoy your angttnff in n prlvata Inko. ACROSS DOWN dargolni his axamination. with Jonas I'va had him in I^ndacaped lot 265 feet deep. 50 foot iske fmntoft. Kxamlner Now assuma, that three dspartmanta, and ha doias By Apostolic Christians 1—— and drlt 1 Shacp criaa all day. Hartford, An#. 14- Gen; Wlliiam ; One minute to extMwive private beach. B Thick and 2 Htraldic band you art accoatad by a charming young lady lata ona aeanlng, who Proprietor— Put him at the' pa- Rockville, Aug. 14-— (Rpeclal)^two and a half yeara with'lhe Ar^ Hesketh, atata director, declared] I..eaa than .10 minutes to Hartford. Vf*"" I ** ^ 'D ® < 3 Tima mtasura isma counter, and faalan. a card Tha Apoetellc Christian Con' I.jirffe screened porrb on 2 Hides of cottape. „ S —— and 4 Spaar tails you that a stranga manhaa my during World War II, and re to'a y that block wardena are the ambraoad and kiaaad har. What on him with thasa words; ‘Our gregatian which has bean located turned bla atudlaa In 1S46. Ha be Sale price Includes 2 boats. ^ iv ftu moUM S Palmlikt pajamas are o f auch superior "ahock troopa" of Civil Defenae 12 Ration would you do? on Orebard Rt. for many yeara haa gan teaching at tha Eaat School ptanU Tha young polioaman did not quality that even tha man who Qiirchaaad land on Middle Butcher In Rockville In 1B4S and waa re­ and made a plea for more volun- ISGraak lattar sails them cannot hasp awake. SLodiins hsaitata tong: next to tha elte recently pur- called to active duty in January traers. ASKING $6,500 14 Oil (suffix) placaa' Heaketh aaid we muat never for- i 15 Whita gypsum Teung pobcoman— I should— Imbaaad by the town of Rlllngton 1831. YLadiarcntiy as Peak 43 Liquid or^Mtdaa'ror to reconstruct the Thousands of women could add Ifor Its planned, elamentary school, After further aervics In thla get that Ruaaia will choose the LiKfOr lur m 17 Born time and target! for any attack. IBDriad SMoatnIi 2B Exhumat 4t Mora painful erime'sHth the young lady's aa- years to their livaa—by telling the liind is contemplating the traction country he was sent to Korea and Shown By Appointment Ool,v. • Coagulaltd at Dakar legally 4t Counsel alstanct. - ^ truth. ■of a ntw c h u r ^ aaslgnad to the 2nd Infantry Dt- Ha pointed out that enough war­ It Disappasrs The seW etriictiira ia expactad to dena would Inau re the beat poasible and '».i' 10 Toward tba SO Greek district 47 Odd or <~— I vision. Ha waa awarded the Com 21 ••___ caU” sheltered side 21 EssanUal 4t — and want leost about 1175,000, tha building to bat Infantryman.'# Badge, the defenae agalnat atomic ,aaaault. / « - 5 3 b Being a husband la like any Ha—Where I'll n'ever trouble church. and the Engliah Girl Guide, Suaan Sufflciant numbers will provide a ' { the old a ralariag Llaea Walton put to plea before Jua- Senior Girl ScouU, members of dense woods, up and down moun- 1/ ,b 1 other job—It makes it a lot easier you again. I’ll find a place where tlce B. Alden Beaton In the Tol­ Troop 1, leaves ^ I g h t on the tains, resting on mountain tops Crockett. Virginia Field, Cynthia minimum of mortality and damage ' 44 Sacred bull % if you learn to Hka your boas. wild advimturaa will wipe out the- The Pavement Marking Traffic in the event of attack, he declared. I 44 Take back ' K P ■( 4 Service, Inc., of Waterlniry ia land cAurt, pleaded not guilty, Il!08 train from Hartford bound where grand viataa wdll be ob- Lewla, Suaan McComb, Lynne mcmorici of this moment—per­ wnived examination and in default for Waterbury, Vt., where the 15 talned in all dlrcctlona and by Murphey, An'iiamaa RIcharda, Merriman said the average indi- Venetian BUnds 2.79 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLA , 4t New > What a dllfaranca a "T " makes! haps In tha Jungle- or on the painting the whit# llnea at croae- vidiml ran complete a wardens' I walka in tha city, thoee )n the of bond of S3000 Was taken back glria and two leadera will atari (mall lakea and mountain atreama. Donna Robb, Nancy Walsh and i S3 Adam and Before marriage a man Teams stormy m s s . . . . to Tolland Jail. training course in lesa than eight SAVE MONEY center being in the proceaa of being their two-wack hiking trip over deep In the heart of tha mountains, Patricia Wiley, w'lUi Betty Jonea [ DONT FLOW A g a s k e t ,* ^ for a woman; after marriage- As ha spoke he opened tha door, and Emily Smith, leadera. t - hoiira. He urged reaidenta contact PO N T CARE IF HE R H ( r t whitened. About three weeks ago another atiout 50 miles of the Long T rail j Neeond Group Boady W m a jo r f t DiDNT tMiNiC 84 Of a bird w e ll.... then clo.e^ it again, and turned prlaoner at the Jail waiting for local directors and volunteer for Buy Direct From Our Factory Store INVENTEP TH' BRICK* family I P sternly to hia wife. In the peat auch painting waa in the Green Mountains of Next week Saturday, Aug. T2. Thoee starting out nex^ week I VSOULPN’T PAY HIM CHtCM ^^ blast this CACTLiSi'l AN OLD SIG GAM& A B trial in tha Sapt^Inber aeaaioii..of include I.,ouls« Boyd, Cynthia Cre- .auch training. MGMT.' 1 54 German' N . Character la a vretory, not He iTi lucky for ^ou that tt’i done by aupemumerary patrol Vermont...... ^ ranother group -of membera^^ (he — VCJU A rOl-LAR A DAY TO Sj^^'^'c'fieAO.PESO PAUL/DIS- hui^ eR who u sed t o abom packing part ...... _____^ here. Adeline Dlk, CHiarlotte Fayle. article i gift.—Ivor Griffith. raining. men and others, but thla year ‘ ‘ 1 -Shown------ahovp packing part of troop will g(art on a almllsr *HOUlX>M'T LAY BRICKS FOR CABO XSUR confounded A wrestle gorillas for a n • “ r r nl lor the hike are we^ka. both groups Bel*y Frehfit, Judith Hansen, Never empty ash trays Into il l S7 Prince of waa decided to secure the aarvtcea , their equlpmei T A U C TO HIM T HE P PONE A LOT i c a m e r a a n d BANANAS WOULOy I of the Waterlniry concern. “ ifrom left to rlghlt, Nancy fiaun .lacquellne Hollander. Carole Plgot, the wastebasket. Save empty Arrow Window Shide Mfs. Co. OF rr.' rve r u n t h i s St), Nancy fiaun- expecting to meet for a few da- a U K e TH AT/ 4U8DUE THAT G O T O P ie c ^ ’ Persia fi N i clgaret packages. All with aahe.s HE'S f ROM THf THINO FER YEARS AKT.^ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER that tha work will be *®"’ serving a short aea- dera, Barbara McOann. Marcia together on ML Manafleld, the Dawns Reavlel. Bette Lou Robin- ^KJAk&/ LlltEA 55 Ancient Gi oTpw"d‘S;‘ thr weet end." 1 ‘he i-l, at the ..m e time and butts, snd pise'e in your sink 249 NO. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — TEL. MI-9-M47 PRAFITN’ OFFICE ALL HE N E E PS TELL city IT Haxen. Anne Burr and Emma high,,t of the Green Mta. eon. Nancy filover and Wilms A N P HE IMVEMTEP A « IS WHAT HE •fM6 r o p e ) '|WBT IGT^ K ' ...... rtiMklnr flrantann worked outside doors and ia re- stfiphena. Thoae leaving tonight include. Smith, vith Claire Olds snd Nsney strsiner. Won't mess up the sink, TH A TTH W & W ANTS C O N E HA« ME W o ^ e tt A •V _ Cora H. Webb. Home 1 npa»»lng All aummer long 24 memberi of t^^ddep thoae ahown In the picture Weir se lesrtere. and can’t cause a Are. . ON rr.' 14 u MDLTRE MORKM’ TRUS4ED UP U 6 NAt• N .de to Lanahan. the troop have been preparing for — ------ON.’ 81 Communists i» m HxroiNir— I » ‘ I'nunty Farm Bureau annoimcca Mra. B«bert H. Mr Neill hia hiking trip, a new experience | — — DOING AN t^iree aeialona far homemakeia! Mra. Nettle Royce McNeill. SB, for all of them, although not for ESCAPE ACT/ next week. Monday, Aug. 24, at 8 ' wife of Robert S. McNeill of 78 the leadera of the troop. BUGS BUNNY ti. m„ there wlU be a meeting of|Talcoti Ave., died last night at The girls have been 8[>endmg one the Tolland Homemakers wl!h ^ tha Hartford Hospital following a night a week perfecting their ■Lj y y i Mra7“ J. 'Hardy.' MlBa ‘ Webtr will vshort illneas'. She 'waa bom in' V^ll'-' camping skills sridT Up a XJf “ - lead the group on the subject of Ington. Aug. I.V 1847. the daughter primitive camp. All of them now /p fierzlng. Nathan D. and Phoebe Annette feel qualified to build a fire out-of- 3i 'V On Tuesday, Aug. 25Ui from 10 Royeex doors, In all kinds of weather, t o . (. m. to 3o p.i.. m.••.. a- county-wide------■ ------She waa - a— member . x ;" ' of■; the — Union.— r " . cook a nulritioua meal, to cut s ' nieeting will be held at the home • Church and (he , oi wood, to set up a rough nf Mrs Martin I>;han in Vernop Women a Guild of the Church. Be- I ^ m p and to live comfo.-labiy out on the siibject of upholslety. Mio«i**<*«r her husband she leaves two in the great open spaces. Webb wift also lead this meeting. ] daughters. Mra. Malcolm C. Mc- lA8t w^ek end 1.5 of the girls snd those In attendance will ca r -: Cllvray of Hartford, and Mias Mll- and Iw’o leadera hiked to the troop rv box lunches. IRoyce McNeill of Rockville, camp on Vernon St. carrying their ’ On Thursday, Aug. 27 at the An- ■•*o a aon. Maine Robert McNeill belongings In their packs, so that Ilover Town Hall there will be a . of Glendalg, California,Hwo grand- . AfJ they might have that practire. bat clinic open'to all women in ^ and five great grandchildren. Utrl Guide Joins Group IMPRESSIVE POSE Tolland County. Mlaa Katherine Yhe riingral will be held at the fOR A PORTRAIT^ g.tij, This morning, an English O.lrl TWC KwftAlR ***A«W _ Harris of the Coronet Studios, Funeral Home in Roekvllle. Guide from .South Africa.. Barbara Hartford will be the leader. Those at 2 p.m. Services w'lll be Wlllla. who.se, father la connected attcndlng will alao bring b o x ' hjW ■> ‘ h ».“ n‘»n O D a «"?»‘ ‘onal with the Unit'd Nations, a-rived • 0 0 o • ALLEY OOP Back You Go BY V. T. HAMLIN lunches to this meeting. (fhurfh with Rev. Forest Miisaer BEFORE YOU GO In town to Join the' memhera df library Roopeaed , officiating. Buriat will ^ be In Grove II Troop 1 on thelr hlke. j The Rockville Public library re* 1^*** , Cemetery, Friends may Life for Uic group during the4* opened Thursday (or the clrcula- , »> »«»"’ • tomorrow next two weeks will be reduced to Give This Order To Your Newsboy lion of bookd. having; be^n ^ ® J '” '* , , t, the eesentlels of living, food, shel- \ the pa.st ten day. While th e 'in -, Irr Bnd clothln;;. Little ronluri will bf* hRd with ‘"""■M "±1?rercrmne .uk” v%,'i:;"f.‘virsrH \^.rd; ' the outBide world or with oth^r FiH out tho form Im Iow and qhro it to your HoroM nowsboy'witk ro< mittemeo dt raqulor subaeription rotos. Ho wM rocohro kb profit M fiX* i;y^.•U‘nte^^7rat; ' ^rt".ir;n."* snd stimulation. your nwH-oway ordor, Hio scuno os ko weuM for dolivory fo yow took j^ace between a Picl^up team , berides her husband both of which are aaldora, lacking komo. ■ ■■ I**'"' .51“ ** I'uur sons. John Pawliik. Jr, of , in 4 proup of tem-agers. ache,lu»a#!WM between the Mdoae valuable •’xP^rUmc'e team and the PA..C. team. It was two other sons In Rtiaala: of living together the girls will a replayed game to break a pr*- da^ightera. Mra. StelU Gorskt trasel through beautiful country, vioua tie a«ore. However, neitherHartford, Mrs. Anna Dnichyk. I **Hdw wondarful! You’v* bacom* •ngagtd to LtsttrU I the Moose coach nor the majoilt,}' pockville and two daughters in raeogniSMl tha ritif inun«ai«talyl" ------^..Jtuaaia. -8ba..-Alao.-lcayea .,aeY.ex8i.. ‘ " 1 Recmalion field. , grandchildren and great grand- Tonight s game at 6:15 is the ' I ^ ^anrhrBtrr Eurning l|rral& CHRIS WELKIN. Ptestcteci Breaking It Up BV RUSS WINTERROTHAM final one of the aeasb OOVt^ A f—< of. .u.the K...... I’T a t Congregational I „ ooe Market HI., lele- I NEWS WHILE ON VACATION---- | MAD ECN S\iXK> EAt OE GtE\>E - ,------w rA j- VIOMAAICEG *. YEEttT i Cliurch of Vernon will sp its in garden and homemaking and I a dairy show. Puhltr I'llUly emptoTce and family will pay up ♦« that amount PRISCILLA’S POP Try Again BY AL VERMEER The lovi'n of Vernon 4-H Club for 4-7 room RF.NT. Likes Manchester and wants to raise hia SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s MICKEY FINN A Uttic Optimistic! LANK LEONARD ,ihow will atari at 3 p.m. with both ' family here. Frefera St. Bridget or St. Jhimes rhrish. For de­ Payable in Advance afternoon and evening programs. \ z z z z z z z z [ I S U R E tails, write Box H, HERAI.D. Three Months ...... 83.90 P h a v e NO, NO.' . There will be exhibits in vega-; H E R E 'S ' ^ M A V E ! ' * One Month ...... 130 1 have paid my newsboy $ ...... YOU GOT _ , I m e a n MV tablea, flowers, sheep,, pigs, poiil-' Weekly ...... 30 I M Y SOME­ ALLOlW ANCE try, clothing, canning, handicraft, | Single Copy ...... 05 . P O P f TH IN G hobbies, demonstrations, dairy and i FOR guaU. i ME « ■ludglng will start at 3 p.m. | and during tha afternoon there I ■ will be varioua sporting events. ' Following the picnic supper at 5 Vou M nm e it p.m. there will bo,.a. ball gam s, and 4-H demonalratlons, square THATS RIGHT come In to Solimcne, Inc., (lick out your dancing and an outdoor movie will ' be Included In the evening pro­ equipment on qny model Dodiie in slock, tell us Jf:, gram. ■ j yott want for yoor need car In trade allowance. If at all r f ~ - Appointed Captalu i poooible we will accept your, terma. We have a new ship- lat. U . Dale Harned. now a mehPof ’ 5.1 Dodfc cars in Ote very lateHt of Iwo-lone 4 member of the Vernon achool i colors In all models, Meadowbrook 6, Conmrt 6 and Coro­ avd ueimeuEBaM. I acuity haa been promoted toi the rank t captain in the U. S net Red Ram ,Y -8 , the economy gas winner. Stop and. c a f t a in e a s y skaanae^sax^-‘ Not A lf)53 Model BY LESLIE TUR^R Array Reserve, ..according, .to nwap at SoUmenc, 1bc„‘ where you. ge?..the' best deaU, FRECKLES AND m s FRIENDS N iea W o rk n r MERRILL C. BtOSSER l?:«spv*V- bLJe-r-r ' OtAY THAT FGltCe GAVB UP VOITR^ XDUG UP A FEW FIREr VULI e-uN WTOWaOTA $AVG TWREB nniineement by Connecticut Mlli'^ longent terms at low finance charge, y THE EEMECH ai 7W5 MCEA MID IMLCOME. ARME FOR SM. EAEV. A PARTY HUNTIHO / A RUBBER PlANTATlOIJ tary District ' Headqiiartera. returneo* jonasNMudi T Q u 5 e n s » i;VOU..WIUM»&.TH0(Uil. «HL0 AUtMAb$.paRl WHERE YOU GUtr iME 'ft?£CkL65 . .CspL...HAT,AA4-il-*M ‘l?>f4. tft the 4nth' Mintsr^""Ccv AORCU5 . THEY \ LEMS THE CAR BEan ------DOtiBtes) aWDAVBr WSUr THAT W W — A - n U R B . ------PARTNERS — Company. Capt, Harntd served captam i YE^rERJTAV. OKKVi ^___ ^ joli L c r CMARie... MSMueX lET^OOi SOUMENE.I-: ivory woman skoay know how to drivo YO U $AVE m o n e y Expert Instrurtloha hy 6,14 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-5-5101 experlehoed tonrbera. Ih- *>-ai aured dnal ronlrolled car. MORTLOOrS taafAwii, DRIVINGl$CHOOL FOR SEPTIC TAHK or fIC FLINT The Plant Is Set tol. MI.9-7391 BY MICHAEL OTMALLEY THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNB The News BY WILSON SCRUGGS WELL, M la-C RBMBA«B*.laJffiJtANT CWd W X SBBB YOU WITH J FERTRYSd'AgTUJT - .7 0 ^ SEWER LINE CLEANING Jr•.t¥^ POaaff-lTHB IMUKIIT N MUIIB •OMBOTHwauysvmtK* r EaNPyLKaensLasirlsRmKr SAW IIP FIXIM THE STEPS VESTtWAYXh MM. . .THE PRItEMlB ROOM WMLB N0 AflD ( » HARRM, I ^ WHIRB YOU BHGAiat' aftccall/ .. T SUPPOSE MOST HUSBANDS THINA^MiUNO WM. CMXE BA COPS 7D MAMS THEY ARE IC n iR RSPMRMEN R tC O tV .,. I M B ON gw aa. THVd -d 6 0 0 0 LUCK BOML/- Co// ' 4 IMNTMaMD id FROAR RffiAPRBBSnffiROOmf THmiHEYARE/ . ^ a l m o s t HAD A FAa..< NOTICE Manchester's Specialists “S '"V — »v**^ Dr. Harold Neiman, Optometrist, announces In The Business the new location of hia street floor office for the examination and care of MeKINNEY BROTHERS the eyes. SEWAGE DISPOSAL CQ. Expert warluMaihlp. Hohdreds a t aatisfled htoia awnere airf 723 MAIN STREET daMM M ladMtalal flmw who call ua to r aewage ffiapoaal proh Manchester, Connecticut lema will toaUfy U »y earn ALWAYS. reJy oa McWaacy Brothers. ^ Phone MI-9-5144 8Fe alao IfSabn aaipUe task ayetama and aawer »■ • • •

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1958 MANCipSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY. AUGUST 14, 1958 PAGE THlRl'IBf World Series Appears to Be ^^Token’’______9 9 Affair TMs^^ ILions Jl4-Point Choicje jto_ Beat College Stars TonigHt

Brown and Beaupre^a Championship Team to Play in State Alumni Lieayie Tourney All-Stan Practice Placement Kicking LOCAL lOodgers, Yanks Ready Bees Complete Tom O’Connell Poses m r Switch fron^ Second to TTiird Sport Chatter To Resume Fall Set Regular Slate Big Threat to Pros By de Adams Star for Redlegs Trounce Trusl, 9 to 3, EARL W. YOST Br BEN PHELGAR Chicago, Aug. 14—(if)—If you , Assoriaied Preea Sports Wr|ter For 13lh Win in 15 came to a brick wall, would you (•porta ICiHtnr It looks as If it's Jtping to cost I tNEA) — Bq,b^y: a turrowad (etohaad | Cards Blank baah your-bead against it ti^ g more to commiite 'between the Alumni^ . Loop Starts to get to th* other Mde or climb World Series ball parks this fall that itvaa him tha parpipxad air of: GENE JOHNSON, Utgion third. Friday with tha finals on Sunday, over it —but only because they've raised bgchalor In a Mngerkf ahop. h t a i^ i n o b baseman who scored the winning; Atig. 23. can't ba Aga that accounta! Yankees, 6-0 The All-Star football gam* toe the Bubway fare In New York - w L m . ! night la aomathing of a parallaL r m in Tuesday nliihfa champion­ ftri the craaaaa, .iMcauaa Bobby'a ' DINNV BHAT, former Notre C ity. ^ i Browm A Beaupre .. 13 2 .8OT Th* Oolleglana, und«r Head ship American L e g l^ *ame ' relatively yoUng man of II. First National Bank . 7 fl .533 Dame grldder and football coach After aeven nickel series and j VKNTKRIIAVa RrAIXTS Mayba it'a puztllng about what Gerry Rothman Hurls I Coach ^ Bobby Dodd of Georgia__ Rgalnst Brlditeport, was fhe styid- three dime classics Ithe M nnehester .Tru,»t_^_^^ Iech.-ate expected ta-tiy to. beat out hair carrier w^lh'tTw M ^ B • At- Bowdoln, -has tumad down an. — ...... -A m erlraa...... a fellow haa to -do- gain-vecog* offer to coach the Silk City foot­ up to 10 cents in 19431, this y esr's | New York «. WsstllnglnB I. to N am lff A rm s ...... L ittlr lACagUe SucCM S; ' thTDetrolt"uo’n^^ Tws'NatiMlai nition In hie field. ter High frcshman-sop)iomore big show appears' set to be a rhllaiieiphis 1, Bnsinn 0 ball team this season. Shay ex- Chicaau-?. Ck.velsjia. L 'to t .---- ... Bobby'a. Ueld . la. covering third c Tk J T' :_La' football. League champkme, team- last fall- He's a hi J ]^ts to go on the second shift •token" alfair. rTokens replaced- »i. leiiil* I. Deiroli n (Jit. Dog Psychology- Brown and Beiupre rloartf its Sox-Dodgerfl Tonight, through the art of paaalng base for the Reda. There Aren't regular AlumnlrLIttle League sea­ cash when the fares were hiked NslUasI many around who do It better. A crowd of some 90,000 will riti,lMiisli 4. Philsitelphis I. By JO B HTBTflON i son last night at Charter Oak , AMHOICAN (tTANDINOH gather at the hug* lakeside arena, coaching championslyit) athletic. to IS cents last month). rinrinnsil U'. Chlcagn 2. Yet any discussion of ranking Brfmkl.vii !>, New York « U0». National League third baaemen Dog F-dHor Held ,wlth a convincing 9 to 3 winj W L Pet. Soldier Field, to watch tha eon- Id MftnchpstPr mor® liiMn 1 ».* ■ Onh- games schertiiierl, BARBING MIRACLES the par­ Invariably will exclude him. John Smith was not tha fltst o n t' over Manchester Truat. For the , Red Sox .7 1 .875 tlnuatlon of the seriae while un­ a d«ade Titles seei/to follow the ! srOOESTION DEW.: Attend- BTANniMcia winners 4t was their 13th win in C ardinala .4 3 .571 countable others will hear it an ticipants will be the New York Eddie Mathews and Willie to be faced with the frustrat­ Yankees, for the fifth straight ; w. Is. Pci. '6*1/ Jones have power, Billy Cox le 15 sta rts . Y ankees . .2 5 .288 radio (Mutual) or see It on tale- .. 75 .4?rf ing impaasa in training a dog The two Charlie*, Pickral and D odgers . .1 5 .187 irision (Dumont). ’The ktekoN la year, and the Brooklyn . . «9 44 .411 tha magic glove man, Henry for the second tim e In a row. I J^|,,\.,rnart ...... 4R ,5«B Thompson haa hitting atreaka. to retrieve. There are many who Keeney, dlrtded the pitchlag wHh scheduled for 9:30 p.m. The Chicago White Sox and Bo.-i",John, iixelike so many omere.others, had ■Ingle* for four 'run«-battod-ln. in a tie for second spot with the 'The proa have won 11 timee, loot ehes^r Tri«t. The former Uttle Jane Burr and Rick Massey at Chicago trails the Yankees by ,...... M .491 19S Yanks. The Red Sox have already eix. and tied, twice in the aeriea. Robertson Park this season. seven games and the two clubs ^nrinnsiv . :, . ..■51 , .447 an In-and-ouMiUllty man, nominal- tried aU k li^ of coaiOjig. • Come It was a game for-two innhiga Leaguer appears to be headed for . .. 43i .391 30', ly a second sacker with Clnchmatl ? " " * ? ? ’ Stri -alta baby - bring Gib Dawson nf Texas kicks a placement in practice aa All-Stars taken the 1953 championship by Tonight the Uons are rated by play each other only five more ...... Vi ^/»! .319 39*: as the Bees registered twice in the the sharpies as a 14-polnt favorite. slatdom on the diamond for he for six aeasona without particu-1 ‘t here little girl.’ But the trend top half of the second. The Trust prepare for annual College-Pro Champa (frid contest at Soldier Field. winning both rounds of the Little has much natural talent, plus O I ' T D O O R BASW CTBAIX times. Milwaukee' is 7'a be.^nd -roiiAV' 4 thnMUi went all the wny for Pat Harder, Bob Hoemaehemeyer, ready for use. In another yeag, remaining against the, dodgers.. runa to knot the count. So.uc the Cardinal* and althou|;h be was Doak Walker, Bobby Layne, the lineup. ‘’•‘’5' fome on little girl—fetch wierd ba.seball on the part of the l.BOION POST members are all with a little organlaatlon. It Is pos­ For both contenders this means piuiad'lnhia at N»y York (nighii One reason was a pair of base- ‘t here you stupid knuckle-head, tagged for *lx bita he allowed hat Cloyce Box and Leon Hart who 1 rust resulted in three Bee run.s excited these days over the ac- sible that a summer basketball one run. Seven Yankee batter* can throw a scare into any op- .h U -'^u^anTnoVur'll ball I poorest lege. Deeplte hie | • th* • '“ *'^>'00 any- in the third and four in the fifth compll-shmenta of the current edl league in Manchester will be [ th^ r«Rt of th^ Rnd no Ruen Hnckrr «7-lM / ■peed, he was hampered chron-i "'•Y • ^ sharp rise In bloodprei- Williams Wins Home Run went down awlngiag. while three ponsnta. formed. I h^*ln in In night. 8i. IrtMiis nt rinri/mali '• «*nerally followed. to turn the game into a rout. received tree Ucketa to first. 'They hav* many expertajof the tion. They have good reason to be. Juhaaon, holder of two no-hittera but where were they, during" the ' Tbn YRnkeM whipped Wnnhlng*; Trainer Wayne Andemon fixed And you tell me to turn around The Cards lead all the way aa gridiron on their aide, including reg iilar season w-hen the boys GEORGE OUMt is celebrating j ton a-1 last night after Chicago ymk at PhlUrtslphlA (night) and walk away," said John. didn’t have It, larking rontrol and they scored two nins In the first Red Grange. Grange frankly says had turned back third place Cleve- McD'tnAld '?-4i Rvrd Bvi MG-Uk up the lege by the novel device then turn away as if to do ao, he'll hla blazing fast ball, noually hl« Contest with Gus Zernial needed supjxu'i at their games? another birthday today. George at (nlghO ~r>»rrr of covering the thigha with elastic "What's the reason for It? You and fourth frames, and single he doesn't ae* "How these kids can say that there'a a reason for cv- come running. beat piteh. John Kylander proved beat the Uona." one time was Manchester's lead­ land 7-3 In a 10-lnnlng jla.Vllght (I.V7* VB Hocn/i*' Wuu knee guards. The muscles have no ' When your dog plays hard-to- markers in the third and tlx atan- TESTIMONIAL BANf/8i..Clr VjrJ AU'l-‘nf ./8! (nlfbUr-.K.fJAri rnnm t o •poptmt. ------.'•ndllllng We .do lri dog JiaDdUng..”. a .IhaiMiy: hmhi a*.he ■tarti’d Iwlilnii Philadelphia, Aug. J 4 . lff)-.;Ted . ***, -Outhlt- six - to -four.-they - took- . 'The Coilagiana haveto pectect. fuBA b^hlna for thp Rpcond Atrai^ht ' ( ^ ) vaVJI PlIUl.piiipM p_(4-R - i. wAAnincinn a» f»t, "juat tunr mway ■ aa *he 'ap the plate, moved to right field and the Legion Junior baseball chaip- known for his announcing skill at Reoresentlng Manchester in the Connecticut Alumni Uttle League Baseball Tournament which alarts Sunday at Charter Oak Park in Luke Sewell, manag^lng the Reda t,el’a coaeider a simple analogy. Williams spotted the American Announce FairmgB idvantage of teveral Yank errors an offense in three weeks—the giim'e to edge the New York f , - ••hii -.tu.bb. ,7.«t v. Fiowar. Huppoalng you were throwing a proachea and he'll follow to com­ eniM up playing third base. Hla Uons ere a unified squad, tftod piona on Saturday evening. Au- athletic events. Many happy re­ Manchester will be Brown and Beaupre. The Bees have won the title the past two seasons. Members of the squad pictured shove tn the spring nf 1952, completed League's lesdlng home run hitter to score six runs. Second ball fur your three-year-old boy. plete the retrieve. two hits paced the losers at the and tested to success last yesur In g>i.st 29 should well mushroom into turns of the day, George. left to right Dave Hevait. Dennv GuajvWhltey Gavello, batboy, Warren Chandler, Bill Conlon and Billy Kelley. G iants 9-8 In tO innings. Milwaii- ; ------th* rehabilitation by the simple In Legion Play The Yankees only run cams in ^ A * J * _ __ . SB . Wo..——. ^au^l Ds«aw f^Ansl^a I ^|*|*^ Gavello and kee 'Wasn’t scheduled. | J You toes the hall serosa the lawn Watch professional handlers at plate. about 30 feet of fence, six months pro competition," argue* Grange.O r one of the biggest sports events in row. Biiax Keeney, Bobby Abrams. Charlie Pickral, Mark Solomon. Norm Hohenthal, Charlie ^ g g in l, Ru.ss Cowles, I! of th^ —gnr rldinif home on J op expedient of switching Bobby to ' the opening inning on a single,- a and he toddles after It and brings spaniel trials. You can spot the The Trust will close Its regular of condTtionIng and a moderate Bristol, Aug. 14 (35—Semi- the history of Manchester. Tickets BUZABBTH, N. J„ foe of the Ernie Welskopp. Third row. Assistant Coach Manny Solomon. Head Coach Nino Bogglni and Manager Max Abrams. th(rd ba»e. reluctant dogs by observing when pair of walks, and a Redbird boot, It'a a good argument, but there will be placed on sale shortly. Ted It bnek wailing for another loss. .eason tonight with a 5:45 contest breeze last night and- still won a •oal and ehampioiiaklp game* Gordon Geer, Yank flrat baseman, arc others who think the 14-point Legion Juniors tomorrow after­ Monday night the Bees will make their ftrst start against Farmington Valley at 5:13.______Why should playing third base If he wants a little eatra atten­ tha handlers turn and walk a few Fairbanks is general chairman of noon In Bristolw-won 11 of 12 atarts against Nassiff Arms. slugging duel, four home runs to la the Easteni Regtooal play- was the only player on both teams spread is too severe. Never In the dottble.r Instead of second make a bona flde tion. he can gel H very easily hy atepa back as the dog approacliea. Hre-s a neseere (S) the banquet committee while Com­ during the regular season and five Innings In the Amerlcsn League. The/Browna got the nin at St. major leagued of Bobby? three. oB* of the Jualor Americaa Le­ to get more than one hit. He rivalry have the CoUeglana been C incinnati walloped Chicago 10-2 • • • playing rule and hard-lo-get when- At trials, I would suspect any AB K H PO A K It was just a good-natured bat­ gion Baaeball Toarnament wtll knocked out two singles in three favored on ofllcial odds. mander Webb Little, Russ . Pitkin. of the wins were ahiitoiiti. South­ Lotils/when Vic Wertz doubled and he- brings the ball bark. dog when the handler uses this Abrsm.,. 21) ...... 2 2 II 1 I 0 Wally Fortin and Curley Olds are paw Dick Pender is scheduled to Rubacha Lpailing and Pittsburgh shaded Philadel­ Vern, Stephens singled In t-he llth . I’M NOT AN TIRF.II after play­ •iliav. •( ...... 3 2 2 1 I) II ting exhibition w'lth Gus Zernial be played at Muxzy Field here trips to the plate. The star of tonight's game could If you try to gat It, ha’ll come tactic. The only way to make sure Bogcinl. ss ...... 4 1 1 1 1 U befone Philadelphia and Boston tomorrow afternoon and to­ assisting. hurl for the New Jersey entry. State’s Best 13-14-Year Olds phia 4-3 in the National. Ned.'Garver absorbed the loss after ing a game as I used to b* when I llolu-ntiuU. c '...... 4 1 3 il 3 U Tonight al > o’clock at Charter easily be Tommy O'Connell of Softball Pitchrr Steady Rddle Lopat continued just SO' far and then withdeaw. would be to tell the handler be­ tangled in a night game—but the morrow night. Oak Field the league-wlnnlag Red Illinois, who will pull on a Chicago glvihg up only three hits In the wa.4 at aecond." explalna Bobby. This breame a game with - him licvan, 11. lh ...... II 2 (I 4 ii 1 LEGION B.ASEBALL bus .Satur- hts mastery over Washington In forehand that he must remain in PKkial. 2li. |i ...... 3 I 2 II 4 U pres.sure was on and when It was In the opening game, Man- Kox. will play the re ilar dw elling Bear uniform aa soon as it’s over. GIKIeM HOrrilAI first nine Innings •There you’re In on every play and enjoylng,^oiir competition for the t.avi-llo. I i ...... 4 0 1 It 11 II dav will be limited to players and Maintenaiicr S4|uadron’s lead­ ; posting hill 10th cpnsecutive vic­ one spot to accept his retrieves. all over Williams was still the rhester. tkmaectlcat rhamptona. Dodger*. O’Connell rewrote the Big Ten Ready for Alumni Tourney Play j |toy Campanella of Brooklyn have to do much more running. ball. On the other hand. If yod Meanwhile, what's effective fnr the I’liumll' i. 31i ...... 2 U 11 2 2 II officials only. The boys must be In M^mwrlal MiirUi (17) ing softball pitcher at the tory against the Senators. The has hit 31 home runs this season Kelly, ll ...... II 0 II (I II U "million dollar beauty." will meet Blixabeth, N. J. The Eardiaala (S» record book in passing last season AB R H r o A K 'The conservation of energy ■ay. "Okay! If you don't want to profeaslonals.should work for you. Cowie,. lh. 2li ... Taking hia spring training AB R H PO A E Bristol bv it a. m. Lunch will be .Alexandria Air Force Base In slx-hlt triumph wss his 12th of the , ”hadn't‘"i'onnected" fn^the 2 o (I A n 0 o th er scsnl-flnal psUr* P aw ­ ,.M Rothman, if 0 {and starred In the post-season ' Silver. year snd his fifth this season helps my hitting. I'm also a better play. I'll go read th* paper,” ahd (Dlatrllnited hy NBA Service) , I ionli-i). 11 .. .;. .. <1 1 II (I n () somewhat late this year —after a ser^-ed at New Departure at noon Prior. I-oiilsiana Is a North End #*olo Grounds until last night. , Ki-eii-y. 21). ji .,. .1 0 (i 0 I 0 tucket, R. I„ Rhode Island and , Jon^B. If ...... 01 East-West game. He will team In Manchester will stsge Us-first. youngster. T.enny Rtibacha. agaln.4t Bitcky Harris' crew. fielder al third. Al aecond when long tour aa a Marine flyer In Maasastoisetta champa, against I Httwiu. rf ...... 91 the vital-quarterback spot with and should the boys whip Elisa-1 Am»rsiilu r . With two men aboard and the the ball was hit my way. I had too Ftah^r. 3b .. beth, N. J.. they will al.so e a r n ! Alumni Uttle Lesipie bsseball ' Rerentl.V the local pitcher Jackie Jensen’s double and a sin­ Dodgers trailing by four runs In ; TotRlB ...... 2(i 9 Korea —Wllllama appeared before Sctirneclady, N. Y. o jJack Scarbsth of Maryland and Durocher Can H Win With much time to think—whether 1 MaNrhonIrr Trual (Si j the batting contest to be taking it ! Pockett, r ...... dinner at night before playing In Rirhsrtl. »s tournsment starting Sunday after­ was aam ^ "Rportsmaa of the gle by Keith Thomas In the sev­ the seveiish, Roy poked a Hoyt AB H H PU'A t: The wiaaer* will meet under i Kinl^y. 2b, SB .. u Purdue's Dale Bamuela. wsa going to charge it or wait, aa -a joke. After It- was ov*r Ted 4-(J. ftothtnan, |f- iKe Regfohal Tournament finals i , **’ noon at Charter Oak Field. Eight Week" at the souiherii base. enth produced the only Washing-' Wilhelm pitch into the lower right Oiiihlhif. Y'f ; .. .. . the Hfhto Tor to* Tight-to play ton run. New York wrapped It ii^ what play I was going to make RVtand*-i. if. r .. was still smllln:;, only a Uttle more la the National Legioa tourney IB&dd lb ...... 3 THEIR FLOCK of receiver* In- a t the sam e evening. I Ba^set!'^ r(’ of the states outstanding teams His Kind of d Ball Club Rubacha paced the Main­ field seats. In the ninth with two after I fielded It. JohniMin. if. p .. I Turner. 3b ...... — ' JnnRB. rf .... tenance Bine to a Me for first with three In the fourth on doubles out and the Dodgers still a run be­ Knrliifki. I b ...... broadly. ! Florrnc^. 3b ... t elude Bcmie Flowers of Purdue; j will'vie for the coveted trophy that by Joe Collins snd Gene Woodll^g "At third, you don't have time rrrhpl!...... Hr led off the duel, looked over ' gpFlrrt. ff ...... ® I Ernie S tockert. S-fl UCLA end; STATE ALCMNI League base- i " place la (he Intramural Soft­ hind he lofted another Wilhelm to think. ball tourney starts Sunday after- " ...... I goes to the winner. Bridgeport and New York iNEA)—In the ^ and singles by Git McDougsId ahd delivery off the scoreboard In left Haec'doin. p. 3b the flrat three pitches fro “« hot­ ...... 24 * 4 u 7 i I Harry Babcock. Georgia: Paul ball I.cagiie. Hank Bauer. "It's all instinctive. The ball (laTas, rf ... You're a changed man. A ,changed Totau noon at 2 o'clock at the C harter Tnisls 42 IS 21 5 S the West Har'ford Nutmeg spring, there was every evidence field for another homer. MRfptuson, If .... ting pmctlce hurter Paul Sohrieber Y sak m <*i Dekker, Michigan State; and such rhaH^r Oak (l>) _ * o Earlier la the season Lenny • • • ' cornea like a bullet, and you auto- m an." « AB R H PO A K backs aa Billy Reynolds, Pitts- ‘ Oak Park. Bridgeport and West AB R H PC A K ChromcR Will op«n the cU m Ic a t 2 Carl Fqrlllo connected,wlth Wll- maticaily stab at it. Bither you do By JOHN MoCAIXUM vaa he took hia.position in the bat- ' r ...... '' i } s l i ' j"** ^[1!''’’ "Heck. no. No, Sir:" The 34- WentxiA. 3b ... . _ that Leo Durocher had hia kind of • pitched a ao hit, no rua game. VIRGIL TRUCKR pitched and C&mpoK^. 3b ...... 2 1 0 0 0 I burgh; Gib Dawson, Texas; and Hartford met in the first game r ,,(1h . r ...... o’clock. Stratford and the Thomp- K K. V V hV imh viAnrv ■ in the lOth NBA fltaff Correopoadent , ter'a bo*. He crowded the plate un-; 21. i'..I 0 0 « 0 » fTT. ’ mrl^e*^*foid* h T aoDoed one yesr-old star protestsd. "Neg- vhtle Stratford and Tobacco Val- 1 Deimor,. Jb — 5 ? i i ? 9 i a Giant club. Ho defeated every team In the batted his ws> tn h*" 'O^h ''i'^^y , drilled it into the upper left or you don’t." 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 3 0 Johnny Olascwakl, California. 4 j n 0' 0 n Bonville Grays will clash in the National League during the I since joining Chicago. In mid-j F ortunately, Bobby doeA. In the LltU* Leagu. W o rld 1 •fr« id . w aving h i. b a t furiously I ...... « " i 1 i « i i m w gate. No. Not one tola. I haven't Geer." lb ...... J O 2 J 0 0 ley rnllide the same day at 4 ; ■- • • • 5 2 1 2 1 21 second hsif of tha twinblll. There was reason to suspect th a t' The All-Stars bsve power la the first half' of pin.v w ith the ex­ Sariea a t W illiam sport, Pa., last • " d crouching until his nose ...... 'da 04U u—• i j ^ v e w hich c arrird at changed a bit." ahsrp thrusts by Buck MePhslI of o'clock. Monday night Manches- ’ i,«,n,nhsrh, rf . . 422000 ••• Manager Durocher would take It ' f t h e 3 »>ne- l^hlne, last of six my. • rv* I e summer, the champion Norwalk. i •**'”*d t® *•« brushing hla knees. ' True! ...... [09 W ld -'S j We'll go along with that. '' Redemoote. lb ...... ,...S 00*02 te r a- entry. Brown and B eaupre Roy. lh ...... somewhere even without Willie ception of one club. and s i Brooklyn pitchers, received credit Marsh, rf...... 2 0 0 I « 0 Oklahoma and Andy Kesar of Ten­ s 0 2 4 0 0 t h e c h r o m e s , winners of the S conn,, team had a lad who could The big pitcher was puzzl^. , J^mter OeId fllmler. If ...... J 0 1 J 0, 0 plays Farmington at .I.JS. Tuesday i rf Mays, the Inspirational center A former student at Man- I 1^ I ^nr his second victory In the L a s t N ig h t F ig h ts i ! Klsr. rf ...... S 0 0 0 0 0 nessee. I 1 0 ojwest Hartford loop, will field a I T rucks singled hom e ‘he d « ding | ^ hide behind a dime, he was that . Hs d never seen anything quite j luaniison: iwo-bes>- hlie. Guay. Juhn- 1 wilUama and 21emial each look night will find Newington-Rocky ' ri.h'er. »a ...’__ It * ^ i strong club. Big Al Pearlman la fielder. Chester High and Cheney Tech, Tnrte-nson. ss ...... 2 0 1 I 1 1 But the men who may keynote , run In the top of the 10th. Minnie | . ------^ I i ’“ 'HolSillhii'“ 2: I two turns and were permitted five Gle«son. p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 the Collegians, are on the defen­ Hill against Fari.iington Valley lii 12 21 S S the club's leading pitcher with a Indeed, the New York Nationals Lena.v pItHicd baseball for the Only 980 Attend I LAnge. p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 >atinnsl at S.l.t, Semi-final games 2.20 215 2 —if weivt w ithin strik in g distance Tec.hmen before graduating Tn ' M inoso led the 12-hlt - C h icag o | By THE AHHIK'IATEO PRE»HH j He wa* #iirh a bill of hf wa* no atrike zone. The liny i piekral. BoRcini.. duay. Ka* ; fair hlowa eGch time up. WIlUama sive platoon, record of seven wins snd two re­ < attack with a triple and three sin- Detroit- George Powell. 1®^ *'*•• n»ed aa third baae coach Hia end- ter walked on four straigiit pitch-^ c-jneki. Bauatnto; doubip j two more will be played on Wednesday and rhaner Osk 001 212 7 16 I verses. 'Hie* Chromes have an when they left on their last snd 1932.- He has been at Alexan­ Tolsls ...... X 1 "• 1* S 4 . Watch for such fellows as these: ■'gles. ------Deuo«...knocked out-iilngo..Haxxis. Ichatttot»g-k*pt hlateammateir • **=8^*‘‘ «Jnmng. ram-. brith towering- bU.U, -One Browns’-Contest J:Snllnsls . -301-a01---4 '^ ( T "Ed B ell of Pennsylvania.- SCO overail season's record of y i wfnB ^lsaM'rous'.'weetsrn trtp';'"The Polo ______dria aihee early Jaailar.v hn>r Yankee* i...... 100 000—1 and three setbacks. Pearlman, not Grounders were riding high. They taking haair at Keealer Field. Joe Coleman, a mainstay of the 133'j. Detroit, 5. I alive, although against Mohonga- That was a shining Illustration in i.an--a i.n li.nis. Pickral 2, K-eiiey 5, ! disappeared into the battery of Runs batleri In. G. Rolhmsn, Hewill; pounda: tackles Dick Modselewskl. ! Athletics' mound staff-five years PASTRAMI AND N ew ark, N. J. Kte Adams. 1.52. p , gam * th ey of w hat one sees a t W illiani.spoit Johnson 3. JIas.-dorn 3: "•''il>'nuls. I situ ated about 100 feet only a first class hiirler. is one of were shead of the Dodgers on the SI. Louis. Aug. 14 —The St. iwo-base hits. Hewitt. Mallempn. left on 245, Maryland: J. D. Kimmcl, 235. L m D arB char bases. Cardinals S Yankees 7: bases o r MANCHESTER the club's lesdtng hitters. Jim Dl- season's series, had been at their Daryl Speiieer i ago. gave up just three singles to COKE N ewark. outpointed Eniejaon , were havhaving ln a little luck agagainst ain st ththe e the last week in A ugust each year. nff"*^pirkrar5"n>r 2 run"*iB above the fence. Hbnstan; guards Harley Sewell. Boston In -^wlnnlng his first game Butcher, 143; Rock Island. 111.. 8. F o r 112 sm all boys, going Ij) th e , 5 -inninzs. Kee-ney 3 fnr 1 run in 2: Louis Browns marked a two- |nn halls, Rothman *> Gleason 1. I-anse FLETCHER RUSS CO. Carll. Dave .lohnson and Jack best on the road. 45e A T 3S OAK opining pitcher. Zernial blasted two up on the 1*. *: strikeouts Rolhmsn 7. Gleason 4. 200, Teicas; Tom Barton. 220, M itchell In Philadelphia In four seasons. Reno. Nev. Bdgardn Joae Rom­ Uttle League World .Series is like Johnson 4 for 5 runs .L.Har^nrn 6 PCftson low in psid AdmiDSionB yesr , 4' Inalng pitcher. <7lf»Kon; um* Clemson; Bill Athey, 226. Baylor; Quinn are other heavy stickers It is true that I-aiTy Jansen snd Finally, the Norwalk manager eiw.Aiw.^ e.* eee.1,4 .» 4 ’ ^ Ir St wltrt pitrhPB. John^m. left field roof his first turn but 9-1879 *'U takes a ball player a day or Coleman who has had periods arm \ ero. 229, iJipampa. Argentina, out­ finding the pot o gold at the end j haiu. Rylandpr: m'lnnliiR pUchpr. " I piree. Mitchell. Wmke; scorer Dowd; and linebackers Don Rhoden, Rice: 141 W EST M IDDLE T U R N PIK E with the West Hartford entry. Sal Maglle arc through' as name (liinipaiiella Equals had a bright Idea. He beckoned tn I ua)t)iefi (wile. Rylanrt- .. . one went foul by inches. Then terday. . : Tlm4 I to. two or longer to accustom himself trouble, also scored the only run pointed Andy Walker, 197, San of th* rainbow. They are members 1 Pirkrsl. lo.iii*_ piicher. Johneon; um-. Williams came up again, this time a t ______. __ Donn Moomsw, UCLA; George Thompson ville, w ho opposes pitchers. It has also been made | Franclaco. 10. his doll-sized third-base cheer Vsranli-Rsmsrielli- time, 2:15. "There were only 980 paid Stratford in the second game, of plain that Jim Hearn cannot •*"<>• . . ... leader. of the eight top teams who went | pu" with the pressui;.e off — and maybe Busch Stadium for the Detrolt- Morris, fJeorgla Tech; Bill For­ ■ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Previous RBI High .New I.rf)ndnn. Conn. G ib Brown. through a summer of baseball In a little of his edg* — and hit s rester, Southern Methodist; Roger the day, is a newcomer to the state Bttt the staff was reinforced bv »"• eev- (1.56: H artfo rd , kn4>cked ; ou t Paul "i;m aendln'-you In a s a -pineh.-. Rt. Louia contest. The Brownies Hiiben Gomez. Alien Worthington plftye™ ^ym g regularly at itilhlAture and survived a tories Of couple of ground Mil* and a "pop 'won in'the llth rnhln'g. I-t): on a ! Zatkoff,-Michigah; -and Dick Tan^ ------TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS ------br'ganization. Building' their"'Ctittr ICa.xhman, 1,55, Middletown, 4. hitter." he said. Sports Mirror MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Jrom the pick of ex - Little and Marv Grissom snd boasted a j ‘he same positions Ihrmighmtt 154 Brooklyn, Aug. 14 tJP) t— Roy • • • ragtonal playoffs. Maglie Confident Up before driving another one up double by 'Vic 'W ertz and a single ' buro, Michigan State. Leaguers, the Grays have come ttp piActicHlIv invinrlbl® relief worker JfBnie*. This year's production goes to Into the lights. " by Vern Stephens. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEDICINE CABINETS Campanella. Brooklyn's slugging j Forty-two aperiea of termites THE BIG f'BOWD nf mors than the post Aug. 25:28. The final TODAY A YEAR AGO — Vic with a powerhouse. The up-river in Hoyt Wilhelm atlckout shortstop can do 10,000 chuckled as the tyk* walked Zernial. who-has 29 home runs PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW PLATE GLASS wonders for the third and second catcher, w ith 108 runs b a tte d . In, [live on Barro Colorado island in game will he nationally televised. He ('an C.onie Back this season, cracked two more into Seixaa. Philadelphia. defiled clt>b Is well fortified In pitching There wss power and speed, (the Canal Zone. up to the plate, broke Into laughter OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS and has a good hitting and fielding ! the end. it was the defense basem en.” already has tied his previous sea­ Williamsport Itself Is bedlam the upper deck In left center, Merv>-n Rose. Australia. In the during this annual amallfry base­ Stuart in Line quarter-flnala of the Newport ten- ESTIMATES GLADLY On'EN team. Bob Gregorskl Is the team’s that collapsed snd all games art 'the consensus Is that most of son's high in that department. New Y ork. Aug. 14 liP) - Sal drives u-hlch carried to the 405- leading batter and has been get-, ^-on on defense. , Durocher's------headaches------would ------have ball carnival. Most of the 4.5,00<) (The Barber) Maglie thinks he can foot mark. Then Gua drove an­ inla tournament. Campy drove In four runs, with t', f i v e YEARS AGO—The 14th ting plenty of help from" Oiorge ] p,„i Rirhsrds of this White Sox »Y61dM had he told Daryl etttzma declare a holiday; decorot-:' 'fetufii to hla "winning way* hext other one Into' the Upper deck ---- For Pav Raise Batting — Roy CA m P • n oTTa, two homers, in last night's game Sales and Service ing store fronts with bunting and iblymptc games came to a close at Brahman. Howard. Bromage and j.,tresses that s side cannot hope ' Sp«ncer in the spring that he was year despite advancing years and again inches foul. Brooklyn Dodfsrs. drove in tour Karl Ruasotto. I be successful withmit a Grade A j th* shortstop arid given Alvin against the New York Giants. throwing out the welcame mat physical ailmenta that have re­ Connie Mark Htadlom meoanrea - — Wembley, England. He Is the only major leai^e 8t. Itoui*. Aug. 14 UP)-Right- TEN TEARS AGO -= Dorothy runs with two home runs as Brook­ i 1 shortstop and.a. Ditching specialist,'-Dark the training season to get 214 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER _ TEL. Ml-3-5095 with almoat reckless abandon. TTie duced his effectiveness by 50 per SB9 feet! down, the left f l^ fmil lyn beat New York 9-S In 10 In­ bacKatop to have batted in more boys are treated like ,m I d g e I line, 'SS dow n th e rig h t field hander Marlin Slusn la on* mem- Germain captured the Weitera ! FOIJJIW INO BItNDAV R open- , ^..ho cun be called on in the seventh. ] ttaed tn second base. Dark was cent this year. nings. j er. Menchester represented by [ aji^hth snd ninth Inning and put and la -faulted as a shortstop be­ than 100 runs in two seasons. He Mickey Mantles. The one-time pitching ace of the -boundary. The lett fleM feaoe U 'her of the St. Louia Browns likely | amateur golf tournament, defeal- had 103 In 1951. RENDIX ~ MOTOROLA — RCA to get a raise in salary next tea-! ing Agnes Wall. 5 and 4. Pitching — Jo* Coleman. Phila­ Brown and Beaupre will play the ^ cause of an arm much more suit­ New York Gtanta hastens to add. about 10 feet high and the right delphia Athletics, gave up only ! Farmington Valley American divl- j • > • ed for second bseing. MITCHEU AIR CONDITIONERS t h e b e a r e PINIC81. banquets field feoee about 40 feet high. ' W 'ENTT YEARS AGO—Jimmy however, that he will retire from Foxx set a new American League three singles in defeating Boston i Sion winner, on Monday night in ; h T-IJ. THE GIANTR had the There have been tinmistakablr and boat ride* up the Susquehanna baaeball should hla ailing bark or I Kidded beforehand about spoit- Stuart, the only Brownie pitcher (( record by driving in nine runs. 1-0.' - 'll 5:15 game.Tuesday ntglU the Wilhelm until the signs that Leo Durocher did not Rlvar. Even the ftre department sore aim continue to give him ' Ing Zernial ?0 feet of fence, Wil- with a winning record, picked up I' winner from the Newington-Rocky kntickle-baller was overworked, know how to manage his kind of sets info the act. The winning trouble next spring.. I llama laughed. hit seventh victory in yesterday's Hill combined league will meet and Daryl Spencer, the sHrkest a ball club. . teams each day get to parade “I will never take money under "Shucks," h* gibed. "I don't ex- game against the Detroit Tfgera. I, the Farmington Raiders, winners shortstop in the minora in 1952. COMPLETE through town atop the bright red false prelenaea,” said the grim ' pect to beat that guy." He has lost only two games. 1! of the Farmington Valley National r'enorted In Phoenix last spring hook 'n Iider. *38,900—year righthander. “If my I .Williams aeemed more mild In division. Little is known of the after four years of schooling. And eat! Last year at a picnic back burta so that I rtsa't follow manner than the loose-jointed star The American School for th* RECONDITIONED Rocky Hlll-Newington entry at RADIATOR Deaf, founded in 1817, la said to TTie biggest tipolT to the Giants' Yale Five Loses, the boya consumed 8000 hot dogs. through or my arm doe* uot act who.used to have the knack of irk­ this writing, but advanced pitb- )>e the first of its kind in this ((tier sfste of confusion ta that 2000 sanwlches, 1000 peaches, right la training camp next spring. ing Boston aportswrltera. j llclty on the Raiders Is vCry good A T LASTl... In mld-Atigttst there Is no regular Priilest Officials SERVICE 1000 popaicles. 1500 bottlei of pop, I will turn In my uniform. I*m not Somebody said: "You know, Ted. country. The Raiders have a 12 and 2 record 2000 cookies. 800 hags of potato and have two outstanding hiirlers. shortstop. It's Alvin Dark one : going to go through -such a y i day. young Spencer the next. 1 A HOUSE FAINT ch!^, 800 bags (if prrtrels and 75(^| ao matter bow much | REPAIRING home with three crates of oranges climax^ by a kayo at the hands j of Crbmack'i wins wss a perfect last summer so the boya would 1 game, no, runs, no hits snd no has aiso played third and second 44-33 In a rough game last night 6t the Dodgera Tuesday night, the , base snd left and right fleld. CHIP 'have something to suck on during 36-yeor-old Maglie thlnka he will i I walks. John Grouton paces the marked by a dispute over ofllclals. • RECOlliNG play. They arrived at Williams­ Let there I Farmington entry et the plate Spencer, who should have been STOP be all right again sOon. His season i Tale wanted two Ecuadorean port minus two crate*. I with a hefty, 430 everage. carefully nursed and encouraged record la a diaappointing 8*8. e { ^ . - __In hia'Srst year In the majors, -oAlcials to work the game. The Prompt aervlee fnr all makea CRACK „ "Gotta eat to live," explained the drastic drop from hla 18-8 record •>»*"''MaMoned at third- RllCmif teahi- rrislsfed thst'iW te' bf- ' l» 'our spMtelly' staffed redlwr ••eterj’*' t’ •• '• *-er" •• ...•e-.-rx-^-surtSMW.eAidWJW Rbtb D«iR>g« .■TfbvTP^eiTllllfl'M'ia.'liV •Stotr’I'T. ssB!a < --l.G-year.t) — M. thrown like an Inflelder since be­ on their South American tour. The of table radios at STANEK’S. Pin-up HM l-r.-W k-i, UfM- w m t w)-4,M»M *1*0* Mod*nifoM Doert ihoIir yotir reomt lor9«r by hM* I defensive game at short all season ing iwitched back to center fleld 30 BISSELL ST. R. H. P. it o KtenHRe blending of pufa point one of your present closets with Grant Blakaslee of New Haven Eli lost Wednesday to Quito On- won his aecond State Seniors golf TTSebrrT. power gild*. Ju st ahnonlzed...... ■ *F F eP ing woN spoe#. Tlwy f M iM^aqaiRst HhwrmIv m I! snd la a veteran of touniey play. from third base. fral 'University, 43-38. MI-9-5234 nodels, small ones, bright ones, con­ I Norm Hohenthal. hiuky backstop, • • • ingfadionlt Ifwl ra-iaferca aoch o th e r.. tecouio Brown's miaranteed aromatic auper- championship yesterday aa he shot servative one*—you’re sure to find lik* on CKCOrdion, m^iRq< ovaHobl* for o toMo, ; is the backbone of the^ team'. “(MIRE, BAIX PLAYERR being UAST .LONGER a 77 to give him a 38 hole total of 1M I FORD M O O R CUSTOM VI of thb axekdiva principla of FABRICATED FIM, cedar, or build a new moth-proof 156. In the flrat half of the tourna­ a ebair, tlMrf part of your room "wcMtod*' by tbo I Hohenthal la the leading' hitter switched about will tell you thbt * . ju9t wKat you want. ^ and also leads the circuit in home because t h e y ment, played at We* Burn last Dark greea paint, radio a n i heater. 5 9 9 5 a good one should be able to play R. H. f . will otflafoor ordinary houM point 3 le -II clbset in the attic. Pays its cost' in Aa ecoaomy special...... ^ W W .0 out-swlRq of coRvoRtieiial doors. Evory room coo I I runs. any poaltlon," says Frank Frlach, month. Grant had a 79 which put Drive In—No Parking Problems iito this oxtro "HviRq room." • • • ’ the old Fordham Flash who was Foinl your houM with It H. f < It kaapt ih froth, savings] ' , FIT BETTER him into the lead which he never A S:IS RTARTING time for all s famous National League Infleld­ RECAP TIRES loot. Runherup in the tourney was me CHEV. M R. STVUNE DE LUXE twilight contesta has been set by. er tor, 30 years. "But they don't "iutl-painlad" look ovan oftar yaort of waori A. R. Wright, playing on hla home Tboy COR bo M so d os movoblo woEs; to dhrido Hvioq u p Shuttle-Meadow course, who shot Dork gtmy ptont. radio, hcsMcr and power gHde. C 1 9 A E I the Tourney Director. Realising' like to do It. 6 . 0 0 x 1 6 ...... $5.95 and up EX TRA McK i n n e y s e r v i c e : room from bodroom; to moko two bodroomi out of ! that this la an early hour, the PAY TELEPHONE BILLS HEBE COMPLETE an 82 to go with last month's 80 A perfect taaslty ear...... ▼ I management, felt that In games of 6.7 0x15. . . .$6.95 and up for a 162 total. i 'hla importance an early starting RE-INPORaO 575 MAIN ST. m e CHEV. t-DR. STVUNE SPEMM. INSIST O N SEMI-FIN AU8TS < 3 - Wo'M odviso OR oRy modoniiiatioR proioet yoR II time should be aet to Insure a . . . .$7.95 ancLup HOUSE Phone 7.10x15. London. Ont., A ug. 14 (Ah— NewpsOat. E1150 complete aeven inning game. It la .m 6t o r g y c l e CARAAOTI Ml-9-540.'> Mad* for eeonomieal drivtag...... *F ■ ■•war hovo Ir RHRd. So drivo ovor— tboro’i olwoyt p ^ > hop^ that the fans will make (Plus Exchaaga Oastag) FAINT Grace Lenezyk of Newington. j-laiieK®S® ioq ipoeo. every effort to attend the. games Conn., lh* titlcholdcr in 1947 aqd I to Insure Manchester's first RACES USED TIRES FOR SALE MWl* * *44S 1948. m et B arb ar^ R om ark of USf OUR OMAC HNANaNG I tournament a auccees. Sacramento. Calif., today’In the NEW TIRES AT LOW PRICES MANCHESTER PLUMBING .•■emi-final round o f th e C anadian Silt,, Aug. IS Women's Open golf championahip. Television * P**(io s-M r. M. BOO SETS OP SEAT COVERS In th* other semi-final. Pal L**- f Sales and Scr e HALF MILE TRACK AND SUPPLY COMPANY aer of Seattle tangled with 19- Drive-In Auto Radio vear-old Marlene Stewart, the last Repair BUILDING MATERIALS liaMsI^EVERWsl STAFFORD SFRIIWS F. T. BLISH, PrM. and Treati. Oanadlan in the tournament. Carter Chevrolet C04 AT UMO nUOBS % 31L MAIN STRBiT MHkIm I 9A m ’ LUMBER FUEL CRRIPBELL AUTO SUPPLY UMIEN & SUF.PLY C a ^ArllHir In c Storitl WEEDWAY - OONN. •TF i r s HARDWARE WE HAVE IT ’ The ouzeL or dipper bird, which 277 BROACL. wa5)sa on the bottom of western aa« N. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-S2ftS P HOUXS ■ A. M. to II P. M. j A .M A . HaweHimed 2« B1«^}ELL STREET PHONE M1-.1.51S7 877 MAIN STREET PHONE MI-3-4425 Ttl. Mr.f.fT34 ^ JUST OVER BOLTON NOTCH BRIDGE [mountain stream* .to seek food, .la' TT Read Herald Advs. 'a good singer. V- y ,.x

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BubIimmi Loeatiom fur Sslu 72 Houaea for Salt Suburban for Sal# 76 Wantad—Real EaUU 77 for IlMt t4 RANCH-HOUSE kONDEDr W* ^ANDOVER, BOLTON, OONSIDBRINO nBLUNO Son A live, UN Demands Reds FIRST tIME OFFERED TOUR PRfMnERTTT PAGE FOURTEEN grORB FOB lUat, central location. Flortnc* Struet— 6 txesUeiit have aeveral of quality and dts- Household Good* SI Wanted— To Boy M Inquire 80 Baynea atrset, 8 a. m.- Unction in a wide ranga of prices. COVENTRY Without ohUgatlon to you, wo S6 Artlclea for Sale J i f f roomi. Sunroom front, largs CeU Maddlne Sm ln, lualtor. trill appmlao or moke you a cask AntomobUM for Salt 4 Ante Driving School 7-A H e a tin g —4*lam b la s 17 4 p. m., or 888 SouUi Main alrest h Reaction PAT ONLY MON™ after 8. * open porch roar, gsrsfu, oil M Itcbdl 0-ieU or MUchsll 3-4873. Over lOChllMaiai Ranch Types. offer for proporty. Bee us hsfon LENNOX Furnaces and worm air V B rtm A M WANTED—Boy's 24” Bicycle, in you 9^ 1. Reply on Holdbacks USED CARS. W* InvlU your do*- FOR SAFE and Courteous Auto HlghMt QuaUt; . a n d t m b B B A u r o m good condition, MItcheU 0-0702, .heat, w«1k-ih closm in sll 8 Capa Cods snd'G tH ^as, $1,006 to Driving mstrucUon with heating. Earl CampL MltdiOU S ROOMS BRAND N IW gOCXVlLLB MODERN OtUees for NEAR WADDELL Scbod, nsvsn BRAE-BURN RBALTT / Mt tncp^on o t 'muOtty, ENGINE LATHE A b o Beeooitttlonti budrooms, well Undscapua room hem* on bus tin*. 'Two extra $75,000, nsw and otSKtorms ns low ClatiifM dual control cor coll Larson Driv­ 0-0844. "LUXURY" f u r n i t u r e IS rent at 78 Prospect street. Imme­ Phone MItcheU S -«m . O f M other tiiorauciily guoruitoed uiM c«i«. SPECIALISTS Tapes and.GOrda by ford PLAYPEN WANTED—Used but loU. Call Maddlne amltb. Realtor. a « $800 down; fn rm sM ^ /jM O O (CoMtlniMd from Pag* Oas) 19B1 nymouth coavortUd* club ing SchooL Phone Mitchell TOURS not abused. CoU MItcheU 0-4160, diate eccupanoy. CsntraUy locat­ 66’ X 160’ lo t You will go • 'reacUoaorlas" wer«/>tflsd h)r tha H E A T m a From A to Z . Conver­ ed. Agent on premises Tues., end MRehell 8-1843 - Mitchell 3-4870. acres'. Nsw UsUngs ahvajm LUmNGS WANTED — Waglo. Chinese on “ armlstloe day"-—pra- coup*, radio and heotar, maroon, 0-6070. - Can day time. long way before you esn equal two-famUy,femUy, three fnadly, bual- sion burners, boiler-burner units, Look what you get! Fri. 4-8 p. m. Phone RockvlU* (CsntlnMd frem Pago Om ) truce agr5*>o*nt speclflod tbot oU sumably for beating up • ’P re ­ Uka now. 19B0 Chavrolet club complete heating systems. All ' TOP RATES FINDELL M r a CO. thia value at 113.900. Call W it ni property. Have asany cash CLASSIFIED ADVT. coupe, color green, radio and 1053 REFRIGERATOR 1-4208 or Hartford 8-1373, 73 W E L L E S A G E N C Y , Covai POWa who want to ratum must ba graasiva.” work guaranteed. Time payments FIRST SHIFT ]0-S-4g6S Ham McBride. HI-S-4S16 for liOta for Sak buyera.iro. Mortgages./ arrongad. Korea with the S8th Field Artil­ sant bock with no excaptlons. ■Young sold on* of tha Amatl* beater, exceptional condlUon. IMS Garageo— Service— TELEVISION SET Romns without Board 69 T41. Pilgrim 2-8872 ~784 monthly indudea principal, inter­ Phone MI-8-6969 cut Trust Co. Building. Tsls- home? We have buyers Robert T. Stevens slapped from "th* G.I s didn't hava much to do b e appkeciatkd makes. Marlow's. IS ONLY— comfortable alngle room for gen- est and tnxea. Caiil The Johnson a s«t*ran of two ysora in tha spection of this choice car. 1947 tions, copper piping, fixture!, hot before 4 p. m. phona Rockville 8-4048 or B-4710. for 4. i , 4, 7-room aihglea and 3-8 NavyT^and a daughUr, Miss Lil­ his plan* in Washington after e with tham.” WINDOW SHADES made to order $837 ]_____ Uemon. References required. BuUdIng Company, tea iMain fsmUlM. Gatto -Co.. Hartford Dodge fdtir door sedan,-radio. and and liisteUed. Venetian blinds water automatic beatera..Youngs^, RICH .BARNYARD loom for sals. ■T7VO - LOTS, sauthwaat. oonier..bf lian BoMhroyd o f RockvUie.-' — ICoreen visit end-antd '350 Chlneee Young told, of aaalng B u la n Dial MI-3-5121 heater, color green, ready to roll. WANTED CoU Fstsr lalaahlus, MItcheU Mitchell 3-8183. f o u r r o o m Cattaga at Mis- Btrmt. MItcheU 8-74H. ~~ Bvanitigs WIndemere atreet and Irving MARLBOROUGH, Cheney Road- 8-tl$8, evenings 8-1888. Manches­ ooldlara posting hia comp in and curtain rods. 24 hour service. town links sold. Estimates glad­ FREE STORAGE TIL WANTED Mitchell t-0018. In notifyinir the famlUes o f the Reds Involved in crimes during 1941 Chevrolet , rUns ly ^ven. C. O. Lorentaen. lutch- 8-3558. quamlcut; Aug. 18 through Aug street. High end dry with sewsra New three bedroom roitch, large ter Mltthell 8-8948. rroupa of 8 to 10 aboard trucka. •. Estimates, gladly given. Fagen SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT f u r n is h e d BEDROOM, complete lot with ISO' frontage, lake privi­ listed Am erici^ the Defense De­ their captivity might be held beck. good, price $150. 1981 Ford pick­ eU 9-7636. MAN TO WORK 10, Phone Rockville B-392|>. in street. Inqtiire 370 Oak atreet. Ha said he imderstood that not oil He said he recognloed Um uniform* Window Shade Oo., Route 44 »t FIELD STONE for fireplace and re- Phone Me Immediately housekeeping faculties. Utilities MANCHESTER Twelve rdbm leges. Idsal for country living. partment has atresswl the com­ up. 17,000 guaranteed miles. plete unrelinbiitty oU ^ m m u nlst aliglbl* C3iln*ae POWs hod been and aomeone in th* comp who Bolton Notch. Mitchell 0-447X g u a r a n t e e d Plumbing and Llning woUa. wi M. French, Coven- Hartford 6-0358 furnished. 106 Birch street. a v a il a b l e , Coventry Lake, four duplex. Steam oil heat, now wir­ LOT FOR SALE on Oakland Road Carroll-Drlggs Agoncy, Realtor, A*tste you have to eali! jSHo Hot $1095. 1949 International %-ton* IN SERVICE STATION statements about priaohem, add repetrleted. apok* the language oaid tha man .

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PAGE SIXTEEN ^ E OTttittfl Ijgralb Avdraf6 Dailjr Not Prtss Raa Far the Waak Bndad ThaWdallMr tbraa pump trucks at Urn firs. Tha A i«. IMS a t O. a. WasdM All members of the IJanchester Relatives aiid frienda in town Roberta, Pals Stage Sboe racaU seundad a t S:6S p ja. Fire De^rtment are requested to have received news of the birth of fire Sweeps WltUam B. Oatriaaky today said THE ARMY and NAVY CUJB About Town meet tomorrow at 5:80 sharp at a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed" Net $8.06 for Hearty ths building was vMuad at bo- Ih ir nnd mild wtUi 1 the are headquarters. Main and ward Larkin of Meriden. The baby twoMi 41,250 and 81,400. Ha atorad 10^27 timigbt and Hilliard Streets, wearing their uni- was bom In M'.riden Hospital yes­ Roberta Campbell. 11-year- arehoose roofing matariala In Uia building nr a< am Audit dinrinlahing i winds. Pvt. Robert A. ChfcrtlWTj^ eon of of d f BUMaina forma They are to march in yie terday. Mrs. Larkin was the for­ old daughter of Mr. and Mra. for which Ultra la now no markat. Hanche$ler~^A City o f Viflago Charm Ifr. end Mm. Alfred 1* mer Miss Eleanor Clyde of East Tha building was Mvarad by In- 60 ftoloy at.. tiM MTlved »t f w parade at Warehouse Point at Robert F. Campbell, 76 North Dte, N. J., end Mrtgiied to «:S0. Center St. School S t, desiring to raise a y Morning Blase at suranca but about $200 worth of aum of money for the Heart atock was lost In tha Maas and It tho Mb Infentry DivUlon for olint X^trinsky & Sons Is VOL. LXXII, NO. 269 (OlamtlMI Adveraang on Fnga 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 195.1 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE riVB CBN tI wMka of bMle tralnln*. Prior to The Rev. Ralph E. Beets, pastor Roger F. Pitkin, son of Mr. and FliBd, planned and directed a waa only partially lasurod.' BINGO •nteritiK tho eervlce he attended of the BroadBrook Conigregstlonsl Mrs. William-C. Pitkin, 06 Pitkin naighborhood show which waa ^Put Out in an Hour Fire Chlaf W. CUfford Maaon dl- Hendicster High School and Boe- Church, will occupy the pulpit of St., was admitted at the Newing preaanted last night atA herher, rectad the fire fighting forces that EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT the Community Baptist Church at ton Veterans Hospital today to un­ home. Flames early this morning numbered about 40 rogular and 80 REGULAR GAMES—8 S f ^ A L S toti Unlvereity. dergo an appendectomy. He served the Sunday service at 10 a.m. Children participating in ^ a swept through the interior of a volunteer firemen. Mora than 900 Real Gone Gal four years with the Navy and was feet of hose were laid from water STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP A son was bom at tho Hartford varied program included,'^»dy be-be' storage warehouse owned by Os- Quakes Dying Down Mystic Review. No. 2. Women’s recently honorably discharged. aides Roberta, Maureei^. Mc- h.vdrants on Qlenweod and Nor­ Hospital Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. trinsky A Sons on Glenwood Roy McCord. 31 Drive B. , BeneOt Assn., will hold an im­ Keever, Jerry SooUiergill, man Straets to fight tha firs from portant meeting. Tuesday. Aug. 18. Paul W. Arcarl, eon of Mr; a;id Kathleen Campbell and Bren­ Street. Two bel! alarms brought four aldsa. Mrs. Paul Arcari, 182 Oak St.. Is State Escapes Full Clarence 3. Aspinwall, 8 Ander­ when plana will be made for the da Knoff. / out three companies of the South names Brank. Through fall season. State Field Director attending Air Force Reserve Of­ Manchester Fire Department In Greece Islands son at., yesterdsjr Joined the Air The guests were'parents and Moat of tha blasa was conflnad Force and has proceeded to the Qrace Best will be guest of honor. ficer Training Corps summer camp frienda of the :^hlldren. They about 2:41J.P'm. to battle the blaze to tha intarier, but it did hraak reception center at Sampson Air An auction will follow the business at Ethan Allen Air Force Base. donated whatever they pleased that threatened other buildings through tha walla and roof. The AVOID krU K I TODAY WIN Force Base, N. T. session and each member It asked Winooski; Vt. He is a senior 'a t and homes in the heavily populated garage, owned by Rudy Wadas, 41 Patras, Greets, Au|. 16 to donate some used article. The Trinity College. and when th* coins were col- left thousands homelaas. ..lected, tha.'aum.of 48.06 was residential section between Olen- Noman St, waa _ acorched^Jsy COSTLY —The terrifying Reries. of tlm ra still waa no aecurata aount MiM Eva and Miss Norma John' refi^hm ehl "^committee Includes realised fpr the Heart fund. w<^ and Norman Strseta. flames. Mrs. Alice Shannon, Mrs. Muriel A garage backed up to within earthquakes that visited of ths dead and Injured, but almost son. of Ashworth St., Miss Edith .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moflit, 38 AH'present enjoyed the ahow The attantion of an unldentiflaif death and destruction of all offlciaia agreed the death toll Johnson, of New St., and Miss Auden, Mrs. Merle Lsum and Mrs. Essex St., have as their guest, a few feet of the warehouse suf­ REPAIRS! Shirley Smith. A lull turnout of and the social time following, neighbor waa attractad to the fire PAINTl will reach 1.000 and may be even Ruth Benson, of East Qenter St., Mr. Moflitt's uncle. Ralph Moflitt, fered some damages from the Greece’s Ionian Islands ap­ the members is hoped for. during which light refresh- flames. by the smell of smoke and fireman higher. Many thousands of the is­ are spending the weekend at of Springfleld, Mo., where he was mstita were served. were notflad. Frank Kittredge, 40 peared to be dying down to­ lands' 120,000 residents have been Hyannis. Cape Cod. formerly owner of the Credit Bu­ 46 Firemen At Scene day as air and naval forces of Paul Kaiser of New Haven, a reau. It is his first trip East and First notification of a firs was Norman St., pulled Box 42 while injured. received on the emergency tele­ Edwanl Edgar, 189' Autumn St., many nations pressed a vast Only light tremora wars felt on New Senator from New Hampshire student at the Philadelphia Luth­ he Is most enthusiastic over Con­ tha devastated islands today but eran Seminary, will conduct the necticut and Manchester. The Mof- Groton: Katharine L. Light, 29, phone at the. fire stations abo^t Pulled Box 63. joint rescue operation. Work Halt 2:40 p.m. Companies 3 and 4 w;et'e The last bell alarm tin the dla paopla continued to die — some morning aeiwlce Sunday at 8:30 fitts are natives of Arkansas. WUlimantic: Vincent DeiMastro, 'n * Athena Obaarvatory raport- from Injuries raceivad sarliar, oth- a.m. in Concordia Lutheran 33, Andover: Stanley M. Baldwin. on their way to the scene When trlct was June 80, according to fire •d earth tremora wera continuing Tarawa Delay ara from fire atilt sweeping the ■niE OFFICE OF Church, in the absence on vacation 46, of 26 Chester Dr.; Robert H." Box 62 at the comer of School and authorities. but it aald they wera only faabla Clinton Streets was sounded. Mo­ Origin of the blaxa Is unknown B U D G ^ N T E R port city of Zakinthoe on Zakin- Easing up of Pastor Erich Brandt. Ciccone, 28, Hartford: Daniel De- rumblings. Obaarvatory efflclala thoa Island. Tha blase has raged DR. ROBERT R. 18 More Join Martin. 18, of 45 Westminster ments later, Box 63 at Oak and Chief Mason said today, and his would not Bay that tha danger had t>r. Robert Armstrong, of Le­ Clinton was pulled in, bringing out I eport will indicate that investiga­ MANCHESTER paaaad completely but they pre­ oontinuouely since Tuesday,, the \ Rd.: John E. Geason, 25, Stafford 91 CENTER STREET day of tha strongest shocks, banon, will be ^ e s t speaker at Springs, and Robart V, Elmezai. Company 2 pump. There were tion failed to, uncover tha origin. dicted there "probably won't be an In France Due to Storm KEENEY, JR. the 8 and 10 a. m. services. Sun­ Immadlata recurranca of this lalnads Nenr Dcotroyed Local $9 Club 46. New York. Zakinthoe and Agrostallon and day, at th e Center Congregational Receiving a auapended Judg­ waek'a diaaateni.’’ Lexourion. on the leland of KafU- Paris, Aug. 15 (/P)—The By THE ASSOCIATED PRE8.S WILL BE CLOSED Oiurch. Eighteen motorUts Joined the ment were Antonio DiMella, 47. Storiea Fmtr In linia, have been almost completely Hartford: William Collins, 39. of long, costly series o f .French New England escaped the brunt of the north-bound honi- "Nine Dollar CluV* In Town Court — A# the Intamationai raacua -nml deatroyed. They are the largest strikes seemed today to be FROM AUGUST 14 this morning. All were presented 75 Lenox St., and Carl F. Hake- New Tailored relief work grew in magnitude, communitlaa on the Islands. cane today as the storm moved but to sea south of Nln- before Deputy Judge John J. wessell, 49. West Hartford. tnlaa of daatniction and tmgady Tha Athens Observatory said it running out o f steam. It was tucket but coastal areas, including Connecticut, were hit iriUi O'Connor on.‘charges of violation Cases continued were, William continued to pour in. recorded 10 more tremora —: de- still too early to say when • TO SEPTEMBER 1 J. Balser, 37, Elmwood, to Friday. We Have The heavy rain. At 6 a.m. (DST) the hurricane centered a short of rules of the road. The majority At least 40 warshipa from Bcribed as feeble poat-quakc work stoppages might end ot diatance east of Nantucket Island.A------—...... of them were clocked by radar Aug. 21, and Doris M. Roy, 31, 107 i j e w e l r y Oraeca, tha United Statea. Britain rumbliBgi — between 6.p. m. last checks made during the past three Holl St., to Monday. Aug. 24. that there would be no recur­ The center wa* moving east .north- and laraal atanding off the thrae nlgbt and 4 a. m. this morning. Hia Mlae Elniaa Broderick, IS, aa rence—but enthusiasm ap­ eastward about 20 miles an hour, days on East Center Street and IN NBCKLACB8. PIN^ atrtekan ialandi sent a ateady observatory aald, however, that the ■bo nppeniM In Dtetrlct Court, the Weather Bureau said. Highest West JWiddle Turnpike. Mancfiesler High stream of men and raUaf aupplies ■chocks were the lightest noted AtUwnukee. Wlo., oa diaarderlv peared to be waning. Each driver pleaded guilty to winds were estimated at 75 miles Wind Veeri AND EARIUNG8 aahore. Many other amaller vea- since Sunday. eenSact cimrge. with Inltlaie No new walkouts were an­ an hour over a amsll area near the charge and Judge O'Connor sels. mostly Greek, removed hun-: Lt. William H. Cooner, of Mo­ brandod on her aniM. No torture nounced yaaterday, and a few handed down 89 fine.s in each case. Gold and ailver ftniah. Alao new.^ the center and galea extended out­ For handsome dreds of victims. ^ bil#, Ala., a U. a. Air Force medi­ vkstini. abe toM the court Initial# amall- but perhaps significant-— ward 100 miles. In addition. Judge O'Connor sus­ UMPAX School Official atylaa in Simulated Pearla. The islands of Ithaca. Kefallinia cal officer, said Zakinthoe waa a burned la with malcli are lateat breaks were appearing In the solid Cape Cod and Nantucket had From Base pended Judgment in three cases for Zaklnthos .were .ripped SCfOe . o.f corpplete. deyaatatiqn, *bkig.,|f jro« want, to, br.real crasy- front tha strikers put up tha past niotorists Who had a lengthy and and. Jiy. .a gusts -up.to 40 mlies -an.hour. Just sdewatts fit 3 abtorboney d m series of shocks starting last Sun­ with uncounted dead and injur^. Jndge Neelea, who diae very little w ert,...... before dawn at the peak of the spotless driving record. tS^'o cases day. Tha quakes completely de­ The officer, a member of the bop, ordered her held for mental HUH Off Jobs storm. In Pacifre were continued at the request of stroyed the three largest cities on teata, where slie'll be real gone for Although most of the demon­ The Weather Bureau said the and trim the accused. ths iitands, partially wrecked (OanHnned Page Twa) awWIe. strators were atilt off their Jobs, EXPERT WATCH The following paid 19 fines; center was expected to continue In L GYM SUITS there wa* no way of estimating an east northeastward direction Naha, Okinawa, Aug. 15.(iPl REPAIRIHI Waiter C. Hicklng. 40. South Cov­ the real strike strength. Today is and be almost 200 miles east of ^—A howling Pacific typhoon entry: Gabriel Spector. 37, West Assumption Day, normally a holi­ Cape Cod at'noon. Hartford: George W. England, 28, day. The big teat will come Mon­ veered slightly tonight Sad DMs RafiabiMd Bolton Lake: Arthur E. Fish, 28. In Its early morning forecast day and Tuesday, when the holi­ the Weather Bureau said north­ weather expert* said this of 284 Lake St.: Sarah L. Hoffman. 10 Killed, 50 Hurt shaming day weekend Is over and many huge American base may PEEM-O-BEAL CBYSTALS 45, of 596 Hilliard St.: Marie D. YELLOW east storm warning* remain dis­ workers are due to report back to played from Block Island to »*cape the full fury of the Ouarutaed Workmanahip Leonard, 28, of 857 East Middle their Job. TUffomiet V • ■■ r n ‘ t a y-v i Germans Provlncelown and were lowered ftorm. Tpke.: Kenneth O. Herrin. 21. An increased number of subway north of Provincetojvn at 6 a. m., Vernon Trailer Court.: Walter J. monihtr saaliaiy trains operated in Pari* today de­ Lt. Jim Wolff of the Okincwa m ptMcaicn it handy In Railroad Crash (DSTi. Gusty northeast to north Air Base ctmmunicatlona eeattr Wartschow. 27. South Coventry. THIS IS THE FRESHMAN In Food Lines spite the holiday. In L.von, railway winds 30 to 40. m.p.h. from Block DEWEY-RICHMAN Frank E. Stanek, 18. of 35'.4 to keep in desk, kxkcr or union officials conferred with said the ato.^—one of the worst -m MAIN ST. $ ^ .5 0 Oov. Hagh Gregg, right, preaeBta rre4eottals to Roliert 4V. I'p- Island to Provlncelown were ex- j ever to churn'through the weatani I Walker St.: Victor J. Noel, 34. huresu-drswer. Inveaitd COLOR THIS YEAR Berlln, Aug. 15 (>Pi—The Soviet Mayor Edouard Herriot—who la pected to diminish and north to { Willlmantlr: Richard N. Ryan, 25. Manchester, England, Aug 15 (/P)—'i'wo British trains toa. OaaoonI lawyer. Just after the Governor nonsed rpton,\a Repab- Pacific veered alightly to the I by a docteri used Zone mustered It* provincisl Com­ also president of the French Na­ Heaa. to the (Tnlted .State* Senate. ye*terda.v. lepton wltj go to 1 northwest winds 15 to 25 m.p.h.. south late today. iaumsUy. SIZES 10 TO 20 Crunched into each other atop a viaduct 80 feet over the River tional Aasembly--and then an­ EACH Irk today, killing ten passengers and injuring 60 others. One munist pres* today m a drive to Waahlagtqn to take the New HahmpaMre seat vaeated by deqth of were forecast north of Province- Will Know Tomorrow nounced they would ask their Charles M', Tnbey and will serve m til Jamutfy, I955. town to Eastport. Plus Tax. ■ coach* somersaulted into the nver bed, landing upside down shame. East .Germane ..who come members to. stay on.tha .Job. - ...... The Ooaat- Guard said early to­ " J f it , remain* on JU ptoowi Freshmen are urged to get their order* in early. after ripping a 30-foot gap in the*-'''— — .... ., to West ^erlln for American food Reports from around the coun­ ______:______" ______^ day it had received no reports of course Its center may poM to tha parcels. try indicated postal employes ware any damage nor any calls for as- south of Okinawa." Wolff aaiS. We also have red. h'”" red white gym suits '"\r.mrriencycallw.ntoutfor|Tl,pff o f rftH p Throughout the zone, newspap­ returning to work under requisi­ ..Matance. ■'We'II know by 9 a.m. tomotTata C. J. MORRISON in stock. ncatylene equipment to burn | -RAv/A er! printed namee of persons tion orders by the government. \ The hurricane caused a 24-hour (8 p.m. Saturday DST).” Peaeh Shortcake t through parts of the wreckage I** 'g v t g caught with the packages contain­ Previously, the workers ignored 314 Red PWs Hurt dblfy in the arrival of the aircraft The big storm was cont4rei PMNT COMPkNY NEW COLOaS IN at least thrae pereoni be- |f i II u PCIVP 1 * P f I ing lard, sugar and milk they were theas orders deaplta the threat of carrier Tarawa to New London for about 200 miles from Okinawa at Sportswear Dept.—Second Floor trapped In the coach. The RJ II DJ V 651 C U unable to get at home. penalties that went with them. a twVday visit. 3 p.m. and the Island was bnuMd 385 CENT^BTREET is shallow , at tha laolated g-g TkM ' a Called "Weakling*" The only new atrike scheduled It was almost two hours after the for a big blow even if it la opaioA NYLON of track about a mile from H V J H C V-i f l IT I D V Those singled out for the public Is a 1-day walkout for newipi^r scheduled arrival of the IS-OOO-toa the full bnm t of the winds. Telephone Ml-9^713 attack were assailed as "wcak- plant . employcse^Monday. 'The Essex data carrier, ConoecUcut’a (Weather expert! in Taipeh m U SUPPER llnge" willing to beggar themselves uqiMMr have agi afly l isriravei', that ''adopted" m p. that oMciala at tha the typhoon might hit Fonoota Wtoabod Oeanbea i r-:----- — ■ We Give iltPT GreeiPv Givaa ly Mm Mambaw of tho Breakdown gaaga went to vrorbi Wajhlngtda, Aug. Ib-AHi^aen. for "Ami food.'’ Ur publlahera would ^ permitted Navy Base in Groton re directly and even a aidaswlpa Stamps HOSIERY almoet liniMMMately to akilove McCarthy (R-WU), prapdilng for One paper printed the picture of to shut up shop today Inatead of Panmunjom, Aug. 15 <>P)—The U.N. Command said today portetj she wotud not reach here un­ would mean winds up to 70 m.p.& Moachostor Ffro Doportmoat ThtJWHAUeo: wrecked cobebsa from the fnaln public hcaHnga Monday on re- a woman- with nine food parcels Monday if they wished. - til Sunday. and heavy rain Sunday.) and said she owned a farm, .3-tows, South Korean civilians stoned taunting Communist war TTie typhoon, generating winds Open 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. llne. Bxactiy how the oolllaion ported eecurlty leakt at tiM Gov- A Communist-led attempt to Tarawa Leiaves Port 81 Gauga Sheer Hosiery In 2 calve*. 2.5 pigs, 3 horses, 3 sheep prisoners moving north for repatriation yesterday, injuring ,»r*w« ui w *«> u> of 138 miles an hour, is moving ON THE FIRE HOUSE U WN occurred was hot announced. | emment PrlnUng Office, iwye e and- 9- chickens------spread Jhe strike, among laborers The Tarawa put to sea to get - ...... - 'A MiHcheMe'rlie«%man eaftf as WeD“'M"'clvn' emp'ibyta'' appa ^ 1 4 -Reds- and nine-American guardsv-The-outtweak- qf-v4o-j out'wt theTWk of-St^^o^Th*: nacthw.eatarly.at. 10 j»upJi,.tewer6. — f Regular or Dark Seams. Sites secret rode" waa atoltn there. At the same time, the' Commu­ Icnce near Inchon brought no Im---^------1 They declined t^vgive’ her Wenchow, a Communist CMn* trains crashed at\tbe beginning nist police turned a few more ently has failed »& far. OAclal port about 230 air milea south of of the viaduct the tracks The teatimony waa given yester­ sources estimated that two million mediate echoes at this dusty vil- ^ ^ TThT TVT ^ ' Present position, but taid'she would FRIDAY, AURUSt n 8V« to 11. day, McCarthy said, at the last of screws in an effort to discourage lags where 400 more Allied prison- I | be here at 8 a. m. tomorrow, Shanghai. y converge, the trek of East Germans who persons actually quit work al­ Sforfiaq At 4:30 P. M. a week-long aerie* of closed meet'- though strike calls went out to.four era were, freed from Communiit -*■ 4-^ x * x iaaa,aaraac?^ ; The •••,. report put an end to almosta Wolff said he believed the Ma­ aw U Q ' One of the fin t rase I the Ing* of the Senate Inveatigation* have picked up 2,575,120 parcels in prison camps today. ter would poo* far enough north million. The stoppage included O 1 . / WA . 1 fwo hours of speculation aboiH the! scene, George Crowthtr, lives ■uorommltte of 'which he is chair­ West Berlin sinre the campaign in­ Fifty Americans, ail of them iip- I to spare Formosa, Natlonollat ■in g o 2S d o o r p r iz e s 100 yards from the viadiii seld stigated hv President Eisenhower workers in the postal, telegraph, T 44' r a t i * n Tarawa's whereabouts, and ditap-1 man. telephone, gas and electric eervice parenCy hale and hearty, were k J C C I h . W a C tE V /lt pointed the crowd that had begun he heard a "loud bang" i then Weniaa Gave Informatien riarted July 27. among the group freed on this, th' to gather at the city pier to vlsitJ _ Winds up to 40 m.p.h. laoiMd Hnt Priio: T X H t Fad Oil aaw a coach in the ri var. aa well as railroads and.coaI twines. ' ReTdeAtined the witniM only as The first phase of tho give-away Govemiheht civil' serviihta'alio IMIrelay of the great prisoner ex­ the ship; ; P-pktnawa Saturday. U gbt rain "Therq was* men, women a woman' formerly employed by ended today. Ihiring the next two change. U. S.-Anglo Rift Visiting hours had been set for 9 1 from a yello'srish. gray sky. FRKIDMRE Admiuioa: Adults 75cl CUM oa 35c. children, frantically trying t! left their Jobs in the huge protest Nine other prisoners liberated the big government printing plant, (Coatinned on Page Eleven) against Premier Joseph Laniel's pecially-biiilt. ty p h o o n -p r^ escape from tbS'wrecked coaches, ''^ t now in business for herself. economy decreea. T h e government earlier—eight of them seriously ill Nations. N. Y., Aug. 15 (Coattaned on Fogs Foar) concrete atructures protectod Pkai To Attood TWs Kg Evoot! he aald. "One eKet secret material. for the United antes wRh llber*t- -difference* over the proposed in­ outing.” pioye*.. '4'tioh'' of the sto'm —moat to She deacriqed one of these Items Teams Change ed Americans was to sail from clusion of India and the Soviet bases in the PhilIppinM. Other Another rescuer said he saw Tenslon I easeas Union In the forthcoming Korean Is HeiEided Off, aa a code, aIcCarthy said. Although the tension seemed Inchon Harbor Sunday morning. planes, with thrir " full craw* ■everat people walking along the For the n m t part the...pralim- Aboard the transport Gen. Hase political conference. track eo dazed "they didn't know In Washington lessening,, there still was no Indica­ Gather At Headquarters ■board, will ride the typhoefl ---- — ^ _ — _ iiuuvinary ci(M»euclosed hearingsnvMrinKB were cun-con- tion of any abrupt break in the are 487 American repatriate* and France Claims on the ground witi^lheir engines Building or Remodofing? they were even on a railway track, ducted with McCarthy the onlv other ttoops en route home on Delegate* gathered at U. S. mis­ running, headed Into the wind. We ran afUr them and told tham *,bcommlttee member present. He sion headquarters for their third Hollywood Campus Panties WaMiiiigton. Aug. 15 * pro-French “ We are all buttoned up, and aa chairman of the Jqint Chiefs of The South Koreans responded IT t ' P«»ha of Marrskech. and his fiery may begin to feel the first roal af­ Staff. Connecticut Baptist Committee I* our wt*n -Ena determination to ^ . _ , _ ^ ....-ui-*-. fects after midnight” . ^ BBC Height of Terror . Marks Rod of Career with rock*. The U. N. POW Com­ march north at the earliest P«- P''f‘"* on Missionary Cooperation mand said 314 Reds were slightly sible time- to achiev. unification 1 P'"" «»>'•'«- The.screaming winds may tokd Toiletries; Etc For Bradley, the event marked , MIddIrtowi. Sebi. 44 with din nted Ben Youssef, who has nation­ as much as 24 hours to p**o the the end of a 42-year active Army | acheduled at 4:30 p.m. injured. Nine American guards Of divided Korea. 1 ■1*0 were' hurt, two seriously. The British-American rift over alist leanings. Okinawa archipelago travaliag at NAIR d e p il a t o r y ...... ,79e career aa well as a 4-year term | ____ ,__ ; -ki, Tslka Last Two Hour* the prefeent rate. as flr4t permanent chairman of Railroad crews haul Neo’ York Saturday's liberated Americana the makeup of the political con­ Central’s Missourian back on added to the atoriea of horrors in Henri De Blesson. the Ff*och the top professional . planning ference followed Britaih's nomina­ ev Faga Fb*) SUnON DEODORANT STICK...... 59e group set up under the law unify­ tracks while IS persons auras Red POW stockades. And Com­ tion of both Russia and India. The minister plenopotentlary in Moroc­ « ing the armed services. minor wounds suffered when train munist Peiping Radio continued London government' has maintain­ co. flew to Marrakech where he LOOSE POWDER CA SES...... 7?e Another ceremony at noon ploughed into highway'roller near the war of words over the with­ ed that if the world wants a rtal talked with Glaoul for two. hours, Utica . . . Iranian Premier Moeaa holding of some prisoners. settlement Russia must be repre- then returned to Rabat. The marked the changes of Army coiii- French sources said De Blesson :,NEW TONI Wi^yE .RIEiitS. mgnil jyhen degh asks' Shak to isauc decree Peiping said the Re^.*, had pro-I sent^d, and it put forward India way succeeded Gen. J. Lawton «4UHiig for untMonl- electlaaa to (osted to th'e "Afihiaflc'e 'Repalffa-1 as a synitibl' of "nbh-Commuhlst persueded'-' Giooui' to call -off'; his 18 Collins as Chief of Staff. choose deputies to new parliament. tion Oommission against wha^it|Asia. plans at least for the time being. KLEENE)C TISSUES - • • •: • • ^ Indian iPrime Mlpleter Nehrii ■ Tension has been, hlgb aa .hun­ ^froRl the-AP WirtM y. jBrn.; Namim; f^,_.T>'lJing; ttmk' dreds of paahaa ond-caids, maeting office six weeks ago aa''Alr Fore*' urifta’cnfthna'tif'Naw tielKt tdgiva Pilge' : XOoaHnOe^ ,oa YYkgh FbOf) C a sh m er e; ibOQW Pakistan's Premier Mohammed All in Marrakech for the past three WON DE R OVEN Chief of; Staff, succeeding Gen. dgys, .demanded -opaniy- that .Mou< Hoyt V'sndehberg, ■ relired'. edlbUMiatlc taeepttoa when ~ K«' 144 DROWN n r YAPAlf''**"' P;SKfS AND hPOIll $ 1.80 V^ALOrROUX COLOR SHAMPOO cornea for talks about disputed Uy Mohammed Ben Arafa. uncle SAME TIME SAME OVEN ■ ’Tlje new team ‘will be completed of the present sultan, be name4 to Tokyo. Aug. 15 (FIX-, ihw . WITH CREAM SHAMPOO...... $1.19 Monday when Adm. Robert B. Kashmir . . . U. 8. Air Force his kinsman's post. third 4o*h iood to hit Jopoa Carney takes over from Adrn. plane drop* wreotb -on weathered Wheat Farmers Vote Rigid Military alerts cpnlinued for the this aommer killed nt leoat 148 47c SPUIBB;S t o o t h p a s t e ...... 2 for 69e William Fechteler as Chief of atone memorial marking spot Will third; straight day in Rabat. Casa- perwHUi, Injured 187 ood loft :i Naval Operations. Rogers and Wiley Post died in blanoa, Fes and other Moroccan 24 mlaolng today near the oa» 47e KOLYNOSICHLOROPHYLL ’ Radford is a protagonist of plane crash just 18 3rears ago. Marketing Quotas on Crop cities. French authorities feaV'ed'the ■ eient Jsponeae oopitol of Eydla,. Navy carrier task forces who has Actress Olivia De Havilland and slightest provocation would touch JapoBea«> NbUoboI Pellm reps^ ' TOOTH PASTE______2 for 69e said, however, that time has mel­ Paris magaalne w riter Pierre Oal- off bloody rioting. . ed. locomplete "reporta aoM lowed the etrong views he held ante plan to mnrry after her di­ Washington, Aug. 15 tJ5—The < the 66.2-3 per cent required and Brief demonstrations set police 484 houeeo were waabed nwog. ‘ vorce from novelist Marcus Good­ nation’s farmers have accepted the biggeist projortion ever piled (CoBtinued oa Page Eleven) rich Is final Aug. 2 7 ... Official rigid controls on next year's up in a wheat quota referendum. (Conllaued on Page Four) DR. &WECT DIEM * - $1.00 and $1.69 publication of Colorado State Dem­ wheat crop in return for continued The main issue In the nationwide Rocky HUI. Aug. IS liP>— D r. Inaulita* AcautNceil Tilaboordi give you a ceiling ocratic Central Committaa fentuto high government price supports. balloting was next year's Wheat Grover Cleveland Sweet, 47, ad- that actuaUy sooAa u p Bounds! Made of hardy Northern front page two-column picture of In doing so they eased pressure on prices. TTie difference in price re­ miiii*trnter ef the State Vta* ' New Fashioned by the Beach Bags Grandma Repels President and Mrs. Eisenhower. fhrm-bett Republican members of suiting from approval or rejection 200 Billg Awaiting enuM Hosne nod Heepital hiM ! wood fibem, each I nsulite tileboard contains millions Meriden Record says survey Cpngreu facing campaiglis for re-"of quotas could have been close to fer the past 14 yanre. died to. ; of tiny air o ^ that abaorb sound wavea—and injidafr, For Suit, Towela. etc. Solid Colors or Printa. Sals Prieta! Invader Forces showi 1953 crops of peachaa. ap­ elaction in 1954. SI a bushel, or perhaps one billion President’s Action day at the hoeplt^ Dr. 8wf»4 - too. I nsuutb may be applied over any ceiling eurfaca ples and pears In Connecticut will dollars on the whole crop. < was ooe of the beat haava . Oonnactleat tnrmeia voted 4 to . . . k ideal for home or bueineee interiors. Factory- Soft Hand of Fall be among best In y ears.,. A two- Fsrm law requires the govern­ Maaeos ta the stale. A * 7 9 c •nd $1.29 each Baltimore, Aug. 15- " Ita4h tMpa'^-Wiipa’’ ^ i - ((Faatlaaed eih'Daga^ - I \

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