lltanrbFHtrr Carttins Hirralb FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1967

Arm y Speciallat S.C Peter C. About Town Vltchell, aon 6f Mr. and U rt. Selim Hoapital indicata that 1,824 pinta F. Mitchell, 65 Delmont S t. re­ Public Records Gueat Preacher 50 Blood Donors of blood were dlstributsd ther* in "n m Oub of Mutchester cently participated in the National the year Just ended. Local Blood f$ r fb u /serf. . . . r tm rm ttr Rsrf Jfsitsr Rlfje and Piatol matchea at Camp Wnrrantee Deeds Needed for Visit mobila vlslta yielded only 1.142 M t Um land X Howard ately need every able-bodied>donor urjently necd^ NO. 7 . vr-. . ______ington today. Rights Bill Ike Wants between------w,. ...V the ages «/,of a.16 Win-40anS'ao tO'to Red- ,^Voss volunteers who \ Fob«rg«“ te in the parade tomorrow i 1 the way. , ilL D D IT IV E PAINT Otir Connecticut hospitals," he at Suffleld should meet at the fire 11 at 302 Autumn St., 3250. Bertha Hall, Coventry; Mrs, Mil­ pointed out, , ^ Good “ Dutch Boy" Paint Om m Held Pilot’s License headquariets. Ma'n at Hilliard Sta. f To Anthony Oioman for a fence dred Fraher, 77 Starkweather St Blood records of pays off with a bonanis of Elsenhower had a pilot's licenae Waehington, Aug. 24 {/P)L-Congro88 is expected to pass DlSTRIBtlTED BT .45 on Stock PI., 31,000. Manchester at 5 p.m., wearing their uniforms. BIRTHS YE S TE R D A Y: A daugh­ beauty. It lasts longer, in Taken from Unused Quarry for a while during the* years be­ a civil rights bill— the first • since Reconstruction Days— ter to Mr. and Mra. Alan Anderson tween the two World Wars. So far next week as a result O f a new bipartisan compromise ap­ *2 Oallea East Hartford: a aon to Mr and creates the value of your A ll Colors a ^ ls known It haa been a good parently acceptable to President Eisenhower. Mrs. Russell Turner. Talcottrille. home, adds protection and fany years since he actually flew MANCHESTER Interior and Exterior DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Dixon, 111., A'ug. 24 ''•sil during the ^Vi-dsy^laylng in a amall cave when a Almost two years of legislative battling topped by 17 daya Hospital Notes good looks. Weary rescue workers dig- ■6®*'®*', had been urged to go to -targe aection of t plane. He occasionally alts in the Mrs. Annie Wllleke, 2 East St., the cliff came., co-pllot‘8 position on flights aboard of party-line deadlock culminated yesterday in announce­ above. AUTO PARTS Rockville; Mrs. Nadine Chesney, There’i a “Dutch Boy" gingvinir through tons of rainrain- ‘J*"*''. ® tU^ng down from i his 4-englne plane. Columbine HI. GARDEN SALES ; Patlenta Today: IM. away to get some rest and were Thereaa waa sitting betwi ment by Congressional leaders of both parties that they South Windsor; William .Kelle,v 24 Paint, Enamel and Varniih drenched clay early today . Reporters made Inquiries when . .'0 BR .,)AD ST > 312 OAKLAND ST. i ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Drescher Rd.; Mrs. Charlotte not present when the dogged her two older sisters, as th9<_ have agreed on a compromise. ' for every aurfaco of your they saw Eisenhower In the co­ , Ml t-»«o< 2 Gloria PelleUer, 159 Maple St.; Granville. Hartford Tpke., Rock­ lifted the mud-caked bodies search ended. they had sought to protect' her All said they expect Congress to approve it in time to ICE CUBES The Gumseys, who have five from the avalanche of dirt,' pilot's seat as the Aero Commander Mrs. Frances Henthom, RFD J ville; Mrs. Anne McBride, 33 Per­ home. Come in today—join of the three little Gurnsey adjourn next Friday. And the Republicans said they are Tither children, were not immedi­ “ I ’m so thankful the search la plane taxied In after landing here. Rockville; Victor Johnson, 4 Grand- kins St.: Mrs. Theresa > Lindsey, the amart investors who sisters from the bottom of an Ordinarily, Eisenhower and a confident Eisenhower will sign it. w w St.; Mrt. Daisy Chapman. East Hartford: Royal Pihl 40 Available At ately available for comment. - over, but I wish we might have choose “ Dutch Boy” every abandoned quarry. Delbert Long, operator of a found them alive,” said J. Fred Secret Service agent alt behind the Southemem: in the Senate, w h o f- W Summit St.; Glenn Carlson, 43 prent Rd.; Mrs. Patricia Knight pilot and the regular co-pllot. 'To­ hold the powerful JUtbuster' wea lim el Disappearance of the girls, sporting goods store, and Oscar Hofmann, Dixon police commis­ High St.: Mrs. Mary Rydlewicx, 16 and daughter, 1* Oak St.; Mrs. Vir­ . Nancy, 10,. Ruthie, 9, and Theresa, day the President was In front be­ pon.’have not all been heard from. ^lumbus St.; Mrs. Minnie Fogil, ginia Burkamp and son, Flower St. l^ lth , a Dixon fireman, were sioner and assistant in charge^ of 8, on Wednesday afternoon had side Draper. However, preliminary indications Andover: Robert Thornton. 90 manning spades when they came the reacue operations. _ Virus Added touched o ff the moat intensive upon the' three lifeless forms Eisenhower.. wearing: were that they.will vine against the W e ^ ln ^ r Rd.; Mrs. Ann Fuller, search of this community of 20,000 Fear that the sirftere-have been f mit t and a tan Jacket with tan revised Mil but not organise a 3 Drive F ; John Zipfel, Coventry* hunched beneath a large tree sev­ In the Rock River valley In* north buried alive in the quarry was slacks. Jumped from the plane and campaign to talk it to death. The Doima Deyorio, Glastonbury; Mrsl RUFINI'S eral yards deep in the fill which To Asian Flu FOR RENT central Illinois. expressed by searchers last night strode rapidly to a limousine wait­ Houae Rules Committee which has Orover, 84 Broad St.: Mrs. had been dropped into the quarry 8 and 16 mra. Movie Projectors More than 100 workmen, man­ after three pairs of shoes belong­ ing to take him to his nearby farm. had the bill bottled up, ts expected Alice Rogera, Bolton; Robert C. J. MORRISON recently. ing to them Were found in the Changing clothes quickly, he Stan^txman, WUUmantlc: Mre. —sound nr silent, also 85 asm. TYDOL GAS STATION ning bulldoxers, ateam ahoveli and The girls were aittlng, their to meet Monday or 'Diesday, even Health Threat aUde projectors. quhrry. went to the .Gettysburg country If chairman Howard Smith (D-lfa) fAlne, 98 Norman St.; >Ira. PAINT and WALLPAPEft CO. spades, unearthed the three bodies email hands over their feces, indi­ Club for a round o f golf. persiats in his objections,, and clear 118 CENTER ST.— COR. CHURCH ST. shortly before 8 a.m. (E ST).som e cating that they might have been. Clncinnait, Aug. 24 (4P)— Dr. A l­ m 'S * ****I^o*ld,_ Burnham St.; (OeniUilied on Page 'Three) Mamie Still in Hospital the bill. House acUon likely will FOOD STORES WaDONDRUGCd. 35 feet below the rtm of the large' bert Sabin, noted CtneinnaU virolo­ St! M l Malo St. Tel. HJ S-5S21 WE GIVE hirfC GREEN STAMPS Mrs. Eisenhower sUU la In Wal­ come the day after the Committee ADM ITTED TO D AY: Jdhn DieU, LT. WOOD CO. cUff-llke pit. gist. says a new type of fintestinal ter Reed Arm y HosplUl In Wash­ acts, and Senate leaders say their YOUR REST NEIGHIORHOOD STORES 3S8 CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 9-9713 The grim findings climaxed nine vin u haa Joined Aalatte flu aa a hours of intensive digging through ington. She underwent, surgeiy branch will be only a day or so be­ Aug. 6 and is expected to return hind the House. threat to health in the United ’Clay, almost clue-like from I ' i States. CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS Inches o f rain which hadi fallen to the White House In a few days. GOP Poaltlon Preserved' Dr. Sabin said last night that throughout the afternoon ^ and Prober Labels Hoffa Eisenhower plans to f ly .back to The compromise thatt broke the Milwaukee has had an estimated evening. • Washington either this evening or final deadlock preserves the posi­ 10,000 cases o f the new xirus, A eigh of resignation arose tomorrow afternoon. tion taken by Republicans, from When You Serve which researchers, call “ Echo Typa I Don’t Throw >m from the crowd of workmen. They Waiting for him at the farm this Eisenhower down, that a Judge BONANZAI 9.” were muffled cobs. Disgrace to Unions morning were his son and -daugb- must be free to U y without a Jury GREEN GIANT cmcKEN...r I Away, Save ’em “Thank God.'we found them," persons accused M violating court He said that no deaths have someone murmured. (Continued on Paga Three) orders. been reported in Milxvaukec, but the Infection made patients of all The parents, Mr. and Mra. John Washington, Aug. 24 (P)— Jame»9kpowledgt.d he had beer wrong in But it makes this concession to You can sret many extra miles of the Southerners and others who •ges miserable and put them In I Gurnsey, keeping an anxious R. Hoffa, denounced by a Senate aaaociating with New York "hums ^ PEAS ■ wear in those shoes if you brinjf insisted op Jury trials in criminal bed for up to several days. ' prober as s' “disgrace to trade and criminals” like Dio. He said contempt cases: In a voting rights The cymptoms of Echo 9 them to us for repair. Work done If he \ -ere elected Teamsten presi­ Mother Battles unionism,” has returned.; to his case, if a Judge electa to conduct a are fever, aching muscles,- sore SO“mu 3 9 e whije you wait— oT while you dent he would take action a^iinst Detroit home — presumably to Camera Shy trial without a Jury aiid imposea a throat and vomiting. I shop. Mailers !Pact racketeers the Committee aays penalty greater than 3300 fine or. Ocean resume work on his bid to become Dr. Sabin said thers Is no ‘vac­ have moved Into'Teamaters affain Tides 4 Hours Shelia Joy Burton. 20. shields her face with a handbag as she fendant can demand and get a Teamsten Union president in N ew York. and her mother, Margaret Lydia Burton, entered the federal cine for the new virus. Ha said that Cpuui 'I S OZ. new trial before a Jury. patients should be isolated from Ends Detroit A fter spending four daya on the Committee Counsel Robert building at Tulsa. Okie, They appeared before a U.S. commisslon- I The overall maximum penalty normal contacts and that . those CRANBERRY 2 for witneasL-atand. .H offa waa abrupt^ Kennedy described that testimony To Aid'Family ar but Jtaihed at signing waivqrs that would return them to At- provided by the bill la six months' who care fo r them should observe ly dismissed yesterday by the as amaxing, and said HolTa knew lanU, Ga. Mrs. Burton, almoat obscured behind her daughter, ts SAUCE impriaonmsnt and 31,000 fine. strict hygienic precautions such as 3 7 c Papiler Strike Senate Rackets Inveatigating all alor.g about the racketecra. charged with transporting stolen property. Sheila is accused of , f c ^ - N o w A » l 3 0okSt. Scarborough, Maine, Aiig. 24 t/P) Here is the way the contempt washing hands •SAMYULYES Committee. Before his dlsmiasal yesterday, conspiracy. Mra. Lurline Davidson, deputy U.S. marshal (n es­ —Sobbing, gasping. Xlartha Cole,' provision would work: The at­ The dismissal, by chairman Hc- H e said the disease sometimes LEMON CREMES I ■ tJttit A Step From Mala Stree^In FrontOf Purnell Pprl^nt* i Detroit, Aug. 24 (Pi — A labor Hoffa had just denied any memory 24, stumbled onto a beach here yei- corted the women with Marshal James Y. 'Victor (rear). (AP torney general could seek Federal’ Oellan (D-Ark>, ceMe after. Hoffa Wlreplioto). masquerades as measles — be­ NABISCO Open—r'"- 7• A.M. wto VG >P.M.«-OpeB .ava.— viPTm Au-tniyAll* Day monciay.Monday. " ^ dispute wMch started eight days as to whether Dio had supplied tbrday and told of a 4-hour battle Court injunctions to halt viola­ cause o f a rash — and occasionally ago and closed down Detroit's has said he could not remember him with tiny recording devices bySEEKES with tides, winds and waves to get tions or threatened violatione of as nonparalytic polio because o f a VANIUA WAFERS three major daily newspapers was whether he Joined with New York with which to eavesdrop on a aid for )ier boat-wrecked family. voting rights. Violators would mild menln^tis or Inflamation of settled today. racketeer Johnny Dio to enhance Detroit grand Jury investigating Mra. (3ole said heavy waves risk court action. If the action the membrane covering the sptnal The afternoon Detroit News and hlB 0Wn position in the union and H offa in 196 swamped their 15-foot boat pow­ give Dio a foothold -in the team were civil contemjt, designed to cord. u ois.'37i 0*8. Detroit Times quickly started He aald he eould not recall, ered by an outboard motor. Air Force Wasted induct obedience, there would be 25c aters. , Dr. Sabin as4d a major problem preparing Saturday editions. either, whether he ueed them to Hours later, the young Jenkin- no jury trial. If it "wers criminal with the infection is that it usu­ A disputa over refusal o f liiall- The cocky Midwest Teamsters listen in on various labor and ton, P a„ housewife heard that her boss fended o ff dosena of questions contempt, or punishment action, ally requires a few days to affect J erg to work beyond a 15-hour, political meetings. son, 22-fnonth-oId Jeffery, because the compromiee provisions dis­ a patient, during which he Shows CRACKER double-shift at the News last about' hia dealings with Dio by McClellan called these incredible the only fatality o f the mishap. pleading; Supplies: Pen tagon closed yesterday would apply. no symptoms but can give the Saturday resulted In picketing and answers, and the committee voted Her, grief-stricken husband, “ M y beat recollection is, I can't NEWSMEN EXPECTED disease to others This tnfeetuoua JACKS marshmallow O SCHOOLTIME.,. refusal o f the Temmstera Union to rn the spot that it was useless to Thomas 0 „ 25, fought tears aa he H ie final exised xlsion o f the ; remember.'' stage is ueualjy over in a week, cross picket lines. try further to get informaUon explained how those clinging to Mil also will r,:ecify that a pro- but can last as long as 14 days Before halting the Committee Washington. Aug. 24 (P)~Th»|-iecorda, and Improper disposal of A fte r Sunday editions, which from H.iffa now.-It agreed, how­ the boat tried to keep the baby’a xiaton forbidding unauthorized session yesterday, HcITIellan Pentagon today conceded that mil­ items o f surplus materials. He. said that it is' normally a Poll Wrap also carried the News masthead, ever, to try again later. head above water. disclosure o f evidence gathered in 10c 1 served a new subpoena on Hoffa, lions o f dollars worth of supplies 320 Million Recovered w am i weather disease, and swept Lb. 37c tha Tim e s and Free Press closed McClellan then read his state­ All, -Including the child, had life closed session by the proposed saying the union boas 'may be and equipment were mlshandledH- Chairman McClellan (D-Ark.) through Europe last summer, per­ down, saying a strike against one ment listing 48 accusations against jackets. They awam to tiny, unln-i Civil Rights Investigating Ooro- sisting until lath fall. He noted that called back for more questioning and some allowed to go to waste— said last. night, a preliminary in­ member of this Detroit Newspaper Hoffa. McClellan accused H offa of tiabited Stratton Island when the nrJsslon does not apply against Aalqtic flu ia not expected to be­ later. The chairman also read, in boat sank. at air bases In Newfoundland, vestigation made by the investi­ CONTJIDINJI REALEMON Pubilahers Assn, was a strike conflict of Interest in borrowing newsmen. come a serioue problem until cold scathing tonea, a statement citing Labrador and Greenland. gations subcommittee had resulted against one member of the Detroit 389,500 from employers with Cole, Coast Guard airmen said, This sectlcm providsa penalties weather atarts. “Reconstituted” Dasweetened select specific instances. of alleged mis­ Acknowledging the accuracy of in the recovery of 320 million TOMATO PASTE Newspaper Publishera Asnn. was whom the union bargains, and from was still trying to revive the chHd up to 31.0(X- fine and one' year Lemon Juke. deeds about which he said Hoffa such jtccusationa made by the Sen­ worth of excess spars parts which against all three. 71ie Internation­ union subordinates. And among by artificial respiration when impiisonment for disclosure of (OoBtfaned am Page Three) had equivocated in hia testimony. spotted bv a helicopter,. ate Inveatlgationa subcommittee, he ^ d were going to waste at the al Mailers Union, which claimed to “questionable actions," the state­ such evidence without Commission represent the News mailers, H offa is regarded Xs the most ment listed the handling o f some His wife's battle with, the sea E. Pqrkins McGuire, assistant, sec­ A ir Bases. likely candidate to succeed Dave was across s three mile stretch of retary of defense'-fqr supply and sanction. lie 1 2 , 0 * 8 . termed the action a lockout. 3300,000 r mion funds. McClellan said excess supplies The final bill falls substantially Beck as head of the l;>i million open Atlantic. She- fought her logistics, said corrective action has *”r HOFFA JOINS NBOOriATIONS Sen. Ives (R-I-:Y), the Oonunit- worth milUons more are now. being short of the proposals Eisenhower Today's Settlement, announced member Teanuters organleation, tee's vice chairman, released a way to the mainland from a- point been taken. recovered. the nation's largest unioh. between Stratton and Eagle Is­ made last year. But its Jury trial ahorlly after 7 a.m„ followed Pentagon investigators confirm­ McGuire dealt in. a statement proxisions are not nearly so broad Bulletins SUGAR HEM T James R. Hoffals joining of nego­ Under qijestloning, Hoffa ac- ((Joxtinued on Page Nine)~ lands o ff famed 01d dixhard ed the charges of supply irregu­ PARD The M ill IVY SLACKS Beach. with a subcommittee 'accusation as those the Democratic-controlled from the A P Wires tiations. Hoffa, midwest Teamster larities, McGuire said. He added that a warrant officer at Harmon Senate tvYote In. MAYONNAISE DOG FOOD boes, flew here from Washington “ She certainly must have been that the inapectors generals o f the a powerful swimmer,” one Coast Air Force Base in Newfoundland Preserved from the Elsenhower for Campus Wear where he had been a witness be- Arm y and the A ir Force foupd that buried about 333,9(>0 worth of what bill, whtch was passed by the House fors the Senate.Rackets Commit Spending Cut '$2 Billion Guardsman said. “ We had enough at three bssaa there were “ large REDS TO BAR WEST BID trouble getting out tq the island the subcommittee called evidence without major change, are provi­ tee yesterday. sarpluses above normal supply Moscow, Aug. 24 (AD—Prav- Tall Cat^ Now in popular fabriaa'and with our 25 horsepower boat." o f supply mishandling; sions for (1 ) a Mpartisan Investi­ p. 37e 2 31c levels, mismanagement of supply ds. official Communist party H offa't, Teamatera Union mem Dr. W alter - D, Mazxacane who McGuire eaid peraonncl* o f an gating commission, and (20 a spe­ coiori lor Fan. Naat, aitthanKc nexvspaper, today algiiaied bers who drive the trucks thst de­ ited Mra. Cole dor shock aha engineer batallion at Hannon cial division in the department of PARSON'S SUDSY ityltng. W all-m ada to taica fhar liver the newspapers had been re­ immersion, said; -| Justice, under an assistant attor­ early rejection by the Soviet burled supplies' and equipment, as Union o f new xvestam disarm­ BAB-0 HOUSEHOLD abuM that activa young man’ fusing to croe picket lines thrown Armed Forces Plaiif£High winds and heavy tides well as some scrap ajih used parts, ney general, to handle civil rights giya ibair ciothat. Pra-thrunli — up at the Iletrolt News Building. kept nearly all the swimmers out matters. ament proposals. A - dispatch News Tidbits worth about 333,000. He said these fro'm its London correspondent AMMONIA and to ara our low -pricat for ‘The International Mailers Union o f the water today.” have been dug up and returned to But the plan to authorise the Rear. Deal Pack 3 for aet up picket lines around the De- Included in the Eagle taland CuUed from A P Wires attorney general to seek Federail called the nepi' offer "uaeleas.’’ ibata popular DICKIES Slael- the supply system but that gear The latest xveatera proposal troltit News last Ssaturday morning For Austere Living bound picnic party were Theodore worth about 3M,300 was lost in ths injunctions In support of a broad* ■'Sma Ivyt! railed for a 2-year, suspeasion of in protest of what it called the Chase, 25, o f Springfield, Mass., a process. ly-defintd assortment of rights G iant...... 21 g Qt. nuclear weapons testing on tha firing of 87 mailers. friend of the family, and Mrs. Syrian President Shukri Kuwat- McGuire eaid 36 million worth, was cut back by the Senate to Cole's mother, Mrs. E. T. Manley condition that production for 2 ly expected to return to coimtry o f excess Supplies had been ship apply to voting rights only. That LV ^ ^ Jj IVeahington. Aug. 24 tlf)—Thefmxnpower area likely to feel the atomic weapons Is cut off. (Continued on Page llir e e ) hation'a armed aervicea, which al­ of the fashionable. Springfield from Egypt today. . . Air Force economy-ax. They already have suburb o f Longmeadow, Mass. ready have whacked lome 3^ bil- transport plane forced to drop 17 (Continued on Fage Three) (Oaatianed on Page Three) been reduced to the 2,90(>/>00 max­ They said high seas breaking FT.U DELA YS LINER lioh out of planned expenditurea cases ot explosives over Meridan. imum authorized by Congreaa. The -over the boat forced them to turn Vigo. Spain, Aug. .24 (AT -T- SWIFTS thia flacal year, now. are planning Misa., before making forced land­ Pentagon haa said the concept of back to the mainland about noon­ The 10,600-ton Italian liner Sur- Pair to Rewed; for-tougher timea ahead. emaller, more , mobile units for the ing. time. Moments later Oiey were Senate Foreign Relations Com­ riento inade a stop here todiQr NEW FRUIT FLAVORED ar 5 “Dickies" The Arm y got oh the economy regular forces win be applied to swamped. bandwagon yeaterday,. announcing mittee -dealgnatefi Alabama 'Demo­ oi^hkr voyage to Veheeuela X. the reserves aa rapidly aa poa-» Mrs. Cole came ashore at 4 pradnig an inveotigatlon of the MEATS come in Didn’t Know of the deactivation bf an additional ■ible. crat Sparllman to study foreign FigKtei' for Drought Aid p.m. (E D TI. policy in Asia. . , Epiployes- of C. Spanish henlth nuthorltiea after sanforized = dtviaion, the abolj^lon of tS anti­ Aside fropi manpower cuts In vyU the adults were treated for aircraft batUllona, a 15,000-man H, Dexter and Sons, Windsor some 40 cases o f Asiatic in­ / jNilished cottons. both civilian and military ranks, Immersion at a hospital and re< fluenza were reported aboard. 4 Their Divorce reduction of Ita clviltan payroll, Locks, receive average of 31J100 z: cotton twills. — the services have followed dif­ leased. Wins Green Fields. Title All oases xx-ere reported after and doting of 14 depots, plants ferent iiathi toward economy. over rcjfliler wages In profit- zz Both sharing payments. the liner left Baroelonn. jars 48's • Stamford, Conn., Aug. 28 (>B — Mid facilities. The Air Force, despite reduc­ plain colors tVanda and Thomas Skiba, di­ It waa the last of the aervioea tions In ita operating funds, meana Manchester, N. H., papers file Storrs, Aug. 24 (A?— State Sen.kare to encourage a more prosperoua 'and stripes. vorced dn July 30 although they to spell out tta moves to help to maintain tha 128 wlnga sched­ Colonel Accfuitted suit against local radio station. . . Beniamin L.. Barringer of New dairy industry in New England, HEMISPHERE PACT ASKED — — , didn't know It, have obtained a bring total military expenditures uled before the current saving United Auto Workers President Milford, in the forefront of a cam- especially through the growing and . Buenos Aires, Aug. 24 (A') — marriage license and plan to re­ within the 338 billion ceiling campaign took a firm grip on mili­ In Four GI Deaths Reulher to continue to fight for 'palgn to get help for Connecticut's use of quality forage for pastures, The Inter-Americnn Boooomlo marry after the mandatory'5-day ordered by the administration for tary planning. decrease in auto prices. drought stricken farmers, was an­ hay and silaga and through the Conference today bad before It the current fiscal year, which be­ Alabama state eenate approves a proposal to create an economic COTT'S wait. ■rae Air Force will absorb moat Ft. sm, Okla . Aug. 24 (/P>—w ith nounced here today as * the top economical use and management of FLIT gan July 1. amendment abolishing Negro- goUnth — a conunon market of They separated this yesr snd of ita economlea during tha next tears In. his eyes, a 41-year-old winner in Connecticut of the New all farm resources. dominated Macon County. . . . England Greener .Pastures pro­ the entire xx-estem Hemisphere. ORANGE SYRUP Mrs. . Sklpa sued for divorce, The services now have an.- 10 months by slowing the prod­ combat veteran said “ I sure feel “ Barringer feeds his Holstein charging intolerable oruel.ty. A nounced a 100.000-man reduction Forty-one Americans plan week­ gram. The plan xvas submitted by Peru Bug Bomb...... 9 9 ^ uction rate of new a ircra ft 'The fine", over and over again after end ot sightseeing In Peking. cows green chopped forage and reconciliation was .effected after in the total authorised strength of Air Force also cut adrift a u c h Barringer, a lawyer-farmer and grain but, no hay. He grows 104 as tlie conference moved .Into being acquitted yesterday by a U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Ap­ 12 0*8. the divorce hearing, and Mrs. nearly 2,800,000. Some 53,000 civil­ costly programs as the . Navaho assistant to the Republican major­ acres of alfalfa, ladlno clover, or­ Its second weekend xxith work 27e DDT Spray ...... ,pt. 3 9 ^ |[j general court-martial of four peals, Denver, Ckilo., reverses 1955 REGULAR SefCKS $ 4.49 ... „ Skiba requested her aUorney to ian Jobs also have been eliminated, Inter-Contincntal Guided Mlaaile ity leader in thU Senate, is ex­ chard graas, timothy and Reed hardly begun. Economists, who charges of negligent homicide. conviction of seven Communists.. pected to play a prominent part in are envisioning modest regional withdraw the divorce action. They with possibly more cuti to come. and-the F103 fighter plane. inie 8-member court cleared Lt. canary graaa in various mixtures. Girard to be handed over to Japa­ the forthcoming special session of nMrketa which could eventually resumed living together Aug. 3. Earlier this month, Secretary of The Navaho project waa ended Col. Walter P. Berger, Philadel­ The forage be cuts from these W hat they didn’ t know was-that Defense Wilson froxe civilian hir­ nese authorities jCfonday for trial. the Legislature. It has been called encompass aU Latin America, SCOTKINS IVY SLACKS S nnd op after nearly 3700 mUUon had been phia, Pa., in connection with the fields is put up as silage or is fed REYNOLDS 4.95 Superior Court Judge dharles S. ing until a new civilian work force Senate tiemocratic Leader Lyn­ to consider a tax relief bill for Indicated a move to make the- spent on it. lYie plane contract deatiu of four soldiers' during a don B. Johnson of Texas presnlaea during the siunmer as green chop hemisphere an economic unit NAPKINS Houie granted the divorce on July celling can be aet Before the first waa canceled before a single model farmers, as well aa measures to directly from the field. mock infajitry attack at the Arm y’s to back Increase in foreign eld help them recover from this sum­ was highly unlikely It not Im­ 80. The court clerk did not make civilian cutbacks started several waa ready to take the air but after artillery center here June 22. RLUMINUlf that fact known until Aug. 7, and figure voted by House.. .Congress mer's drought. Barringer authored “ Hia 1965 per cow production possible. weeka ago, 1,160,914 were em­ 3100 million had been expended Berger also was found Innocent FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE the Skibas subsequently read ployed: passes $1,734,011,947 catch-all a farm tax relief blU passed by average for 37 milking Holsteins t dn preliminary work. a t a charge o t dereliction of duty. 60 Count 2 For about it in a newspaper. Wilson, who will ao3n give up military construction bill. the legislature earlier this year was 11,564 pounds of milk and 461 l$UMOR”ON K.ADAR DENIED’ 33c The N avy will achlex'e tta graat- The 16-year veteran asked if he Mrs. Skiba aald she and her hus­ the defense aecretaryahtp, has aet .Teamaster's Unioh executive’i •Od vetoed by Gov. Rlbtcoff. pounds o f butterfaL BndapesL Aug. 24 (A1— Hun- 'It Outfoils Hi* Rest" eat savinga by moth-balllng 79 had ever doubted the outcome dur­ band. bflng Roman Catholics, still the aervicea to work on plana to board meets in Los Angeles to Thb College of Agriculture -at "Barringer grows neither hay .garys Foreign Ministry today Starkiat White Aleat m a vcaaKis, ranging in aise from amall ing the 2-day trial, declared “ as a are married in the eyes of their trim total military manpower form onion’s defense against cor­ ;the University; of Connecticut an- nor grain. He purchased 110.000 denied reports that Premier T n a» 43hmika 7 Ota. mine-laying craft to the last two career officer I had nothing to church. She said they were re- down to about 3H mllUon. WUaon ruption hcarges which could expel louncerf 'that James Oaborn pounds of grain and 88,000 pounds Janos Radar Is about to give up batUeehlpa in the active fleet live for except hope of acquittal." . marrying to comply with civil law. them from A F L -C IO .. .Mauaebu- Ifallingtord was runner-up of citru* pulp to supplement his his Job as premier and coneen- 25 ft. and bit tnlUtafy experts have, But U\e N avy plana to continue Colonel Berger shook hands with ' Married In June. 1952, they have sounded repeaUd Waroinga that setta' Governor Furcolo to attempt larringer .among Connecticut en- silaga Slid green chop raUons. He trate on his duties ns first sec­ Oklewi laurga Clean X O - CEHOMSESSON operating all of ita active carriera several, friends and the president g h ita p 27' two children. virtually all military coaU are to end Boston newspaper strike. rants In the ’ Greener Pastures puts hia silage up in an upright silo retary o f the ruling Commxmtst *V, Om. O T C and the same number o f combat o. tha court, then left the email, {udge. Houa* deecribed them In rising ateadlly and w ill continue to Pravda accuses U.S. of black­ nogram, and Augustus Campbell with a capacity of 450 tana and a Party, hlinlstry spokesman Laaz- planes that It had scheduled. hot courtroom to telephona the kl8 deeieion aa “ two Immature, mailing^ Arab nations in Syrian ; ^ninterbury terb u ry waa Uurd. treney silo with a capiuiUy of 200 le Oyaroa said thsre kad bson • go up, le a v iv maniwwer aa tha The Wavy, like tha Arm y, iOao nc)va to hia wife and two daugta- main aourca of future aeoDomlta. crisla...(;onfress clears com- Said the college's announoameat; tons. Hia herd la 95 per cent reg- “ let o f suck rumors” and addsdt (C i aa Paga Twa), Raaarve foreas are the Rext promlee 32,323.532,500 atomic “ Tha obJeeUvts o f the N ew Eng- istared atoek, and ha has 25 young “ You can SCO that knthlag eaasa M . Hag* 3(Um ). (OnoUnoed m Pag* Tkiae). energy money MIL laad (Jpanar Pastures pragrem animals snd • bulls.’’ ■ 4 i y o f Hmsb. They aro puro (aatass/* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 24,1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24,1967 PAGE im O M f V B A T - « l t Bolton Daily Radio ( v n o —i M t Sheinwold on Bridge Congress Seen Voting Ike at G)ntrols Rockville-Veniori Mailers Pact T a t f DajUgtit TboM iv p u p - .m a Archery Clubs W ill Attend Cbimtry Club Boajd PROGRAMS On Plane Hop Pre~Opening Orientation Set foUcMng profram _ SBTnNG TRICK VANISHES South dsalsr Ends Detro'it * » aupidtod tt* t*dto> 2 l i T - - i ’<'U».*^rac KOOCB hTanlna Oped Mnald Maaoheater Evealng H e ra ld toward dummy. West had to play Comments of Uie congressional 119 B. Main St., Rockville, died at equipment—a routine precaution. school opetiA Also iiv lt)^ to the a .proposed ordinance to enact the uses of the entire Globe Hollow hurluntere reimrta registration fo t the 1 ¥ . Pass 8 ¥ Pass sessor Henry A. Mulfle. today. tract. M. WfiNS—Bporta i Bolton eorreapondent, Oorta M. low, since it would have been fatal leaders who announced the com­ the Laurel Manor Convalescent Eisenhower didn't notice, but one luncheon are presidenm^' of the lease. ______I MUlar- WTlli—Mewa shoot will oegtn at 8 a.m. Trophies 4 A Ptooa 4 ¥ Pksa Mutrle reported the total In "The publishers and PTU mailers Under the ordinance on which iC ■■Bara'a in Vata WpRC—Nawa aad Waattoar IVItalla, telephone BOtcliell 8-4545. to put up the ace. Dummy would promise at a haitlly summoned Home this mofhing after a linger­ of the fire trucks was brand new— parent-teacher associations and (Ed. Note. ITie Board of Gov­ and prires will Sa awarded in the 4 A Paas 4 ¥ Psas news conference late yesterday in the president of the Rural Vernon a statement on activities of his wrill meet at 3 p.m. t o . process the Directors will act after the ernors' statement on the value of >P—Nawa and Sporto P—Nawa ■ . . then have three good diamonds, ing Illness. a 823,000 pumper christened “Gen­ grievances according to the con­ various competitive events. snd South could get rid of the Paae Paas the ofl^e_of House Speaker Ray. School Asan. office in the fiscal period be­ hearing, the town would rent the the property "on the towii’a own She was bom In Rockville, Sept. eral ike.” tract. Publication of all three pa­ **9iuT-t-Wannup ‘nna a U y —dporta BpeUlgbl Local members of the Bowhimt- Opealag lead— A 4 — ------The luncheon will be preceded ginning Aug. 15. 1966 and end­ present 177-aCre golf course on the books” apparently refer* to the WeeC—Saturday Baranada queen and Jack of rluba. burn (D -Tex) emphasized the give 8, 1878, and waa a life-long resi­ Hocaa ers In addition to Garibaldi.'include by a full morning orientation pe­ ing June 30. 1987. pers will be resumed today.”.- cast and west sides o f S. Main S t original price paid by th* town fbr WKNB—KrenlnK Baranada Dummy won with the king of and take that had occurred. dent'of Rockville. She was a mem­ WTIC—BtnctlV Bporta Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leonard of Pair to Re wed; diamonds, and South led a trump been a different result West would While Rayburn said briefly he riod for new teachers and followed Neither the Free Pres* or the to the club for three years. For the land ahd not to th* valuation WDRC—Waattoar and Bporta ber of St. Bernard's Church. WDKO—Oueat 8 ^ Older Mill Rd.. the fam ily of Henry to his queen. This put him in posl- have taken the king of cluba and would support the compromise. Begin Bound Over by an afternoon aesaioit for the Detroit Times wa* involved direct­ the next 27 years, the town .would placed on it by th* town asseasor),^ ■Tampo Bandatand WPOP—Tempo Bandatand She is survived by a daughter, 5WPOP—Tai CJote of Vernon Rd. and Richard t l« i to lead another low diamimd the ace of diamonds in quick sue House Republican Leader Martin entire teaching staff. eral OH Co., a differential of :0168 ly in the dispute. There was no rent eight of the present holes on- 4. The proposed lease requirea •iffc- cession. Mra. Thomas J. GrAdy, Hartford; .Y—Dodxara va. Bravea WHAY—Supper Serenade Pepin. Rt. 44A. Didn’t Know of toward dummy. of Maaaachusetts said, "It is not On Morals Charge The morning session, to be held on No. 4 oil; William O. Leutjen picketing of the Free Press or the east idde o f ' the street and Manchester (Country Club tp vaimta WOCC—Saturday Serenade IWIIne Ou m Um three sons. Dr. Eldward V. Carvey Times. Mane R^y>m Lra\’e for Saudi Arabia All I wouM like to have but 1 at Northeast School, will begin, at and Sbn, .033 for No. 3 oil; and property for 10-new hbles on Uk^ more than half of its present golf Yaakaaa Va. Claraland W lU fB -M u tl^ Keboaa West Perplexed Partnsr bids ons heart; and the of Wethersfield, Francis J.*of East However^ acting under an agree WTIC—Oroueno Marx Mr. and Mrs. John Drugs and Once again West was on the think it is the best that can be 9:30 a.m. Coffee win be served Pearl Oil Co.. ,015 for No. 2 oil Eiaat side. 'The rental fee for each course and to expend approximate­ WDRC—S^rday la St. Doula next player passes. You hold: Hartford, and Herbert J. of SS ment among the publishers that a year would be 87,800 and would sons left N ew York- yesterday for Their Divorce horns of a dilemma. It he put up -"America Safari Kaat secured under present conditions.’ The bids were based on the fol­ ly fi00,ooo to build 10 new golf WPOP—Tempo Bandatand WPOP—Tempo Bandatand Spades None, Hearts J 10 8 7 3; Chasael 4 Mew RsTaa, Casa, Scarborough Rd., Mancheater; one strike against oi)e constitute* reach a total of 8210,000 in 30 ttaa- Saudi Arabia where Druge Is em­ the ace of dlamonda, South would Cluuatl IS Harttard, Oaaa. ■ Africa” Knowland Approves Bill ing love" to an older woman he lowing approximate amounts of holes dn low value leased land that i i u - Diamonds 8 CHubs A K Q 10 4, CkaBaai tt SjNrlaxfleUl, Mail. I SI FKONTIER brother, Frank Elnsiedel o f Ro(^' Meet with |*riqclp*l strUfo against All because the craft year*. is now a heavily wooded, swampy, WHAV—Waahington Rapnrtt ployed by a major oil company, (Contlnned from Page One) later get rid of his two losing clubs Sitt I, j Senate 'Democratic Leader Lyn had met at a North End night ipot, fuel needed during the school year: WHAY—OodCara *a. Bravea WCCC—Saturday Serenade What do you sayT Ckaa»el •• otibw , (IS4SI FACE THE NATION ville; a sister, Mrs. Albert Hewett During the remainder of the umons on the newspapers have T rn ra —Yankaea va. Clav'aland after a vacation of several monthe on good diamonds. Cluuiari IS Waterbinry, C«aa. Ct-Ml THE CATHOLIC HOCR don B. Johnson of Texas said the waa bound over to the next criral 36,000 pounds o f stove coal; 12, The amount of town land that isolated portion of the watershed WKN'B-Huiicaf Keboaa Answer: Big three spades. This of Rockville; and 10 grandchll(lren morning session new member* of single .contracts with the three area. The club's required expendi­ ■WOOC—Muate WTIC—Oroucho Marx visiting relaUves In the United self-centered Individuals o f ques­ Cbasatl M Halyaka. Kaat. (Ml COLLEGE NEWS CONFFR. colppromlse was "the price of get­ iral session of Superior Court In 000 gallons off No. 2 oil; 100,000 would eventually be used by the Slanta va. Chicatro WDRC—Saturday In 81. Douia West again played a low dia­ shutout bid shows about five . F.NCE—"NATO: Alllaaea af and three great-grandchildren. the high school staff will 'meet with dailies, the Free Press and Times ture would increase th* value of StatSe. John McDermott and hie tionable judgment.” ting a bill this year” and not too Hartford by Judge Wesley C. Gryk gallons of No. 4 oil; and 36,000 gal club on the east side of the strict WDRC—City Kali WPOP—Juke Bo* Saturday Night mond, hoping that South could not trumps, a* singleton or void, Snd Freedtom" The funeral will be held from the Principal Allen L. Dresser, while suspended publication Monday. town-owned land, Improve tha araa WPOP—Tempo Bandatand daughters, Susan and Eileen, of The-judge also laid Skiba need ( SI CARTOON I high. Ions of No. 6 Bunker oil. la indefinite. I t would include 54.45 2 l i N - produce 13 tricks. Now, however, very mesger high-card strength. CM* . _. ______CARNIVAL in Town Ccourt Yesterday. Both papers came out with limited Flora Rd. acompanied the'Oruges not be held Yeapohstblc for a $1,000 (la-ui WORLD NKW4 ROCNDCF Senate Republican Leader Know- Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ elementary teschers are oriented The, Board of Education is ex­ acres with eight holes and the as watershed, provide coat-fraa ac­ WHAY—Supper Serenade South didn't have a Joaing dia- The idea is to keep the opponents Claude Maurice' Begin of Buck- editions Sunday carrying the * '^ L A Y —'Dedgara VA Bravaa toivenina UoeS MuaM installment bu^ng spree staged by Irtl RANGE RIDER land of California termed the com­ pect St., RockvIUe, Monday morn­ Into the grammar school programs. clubhouse and as much o f another cess to town equipment andNrtiuld WUOO-JIaaie Rc to New York. Mra Druge is a sis­ mond. He won with dummy’s queen (Ml. Ol'TLOOK land Rd.. had appeared to face a pected to award the contract when New* masthead beneath thelf WIWB—Mualcal Ecboei Mra. Skiba after she had fUed the out and to warn partner agalnat a promise "constructive and fair.” ing at 8:15, followed by a aolemn Assisting in the orientation will 194 acres as would be needed to provider large, contihulng profit to WTQfB—Yankaai va Clavaland WTIC—Monitor ter of Mrs. McDermott. ' • of diamonds and cheerfully took elam try at the same time. (Ul OFEN HEARING charge of assault with Intent to It meet* In September. own. WT16—Olanta______va.Ctolcago ' suit. d:IS SI TOP FLAYS OF ’l l Rep. Keating of New York, requiem Mass at St. Bernard's be high school department heads, build the newa holes. AH o f -. the the town from Us Investment A c­ WDHG-Sat. Night Country Btyle FirfCDMi to Drill the club finesae. He could afford (Copyright 1487. Gennral FeatONa < commit rape, lodged by the woman A t 78th Convention Newsroom and most business of;, WDRC—Manhattan Malodtaa J^P-oJuke Box a^t Night IISI THE LAST WORD principal Republican mansger of Church St 8. Burltl will be in St. school principals, special teachers, Mrs. Lillisn Buckmister, accom­ land in tha area is valued in the tually, the town would realize a WPOP—Red Bo* va. Chicago The volunteer firemen will hold Ih e Sklbas had planned to apply to lose a club trick, and could Corp,) Oaeata: Aldeat Railar, Iva W. Ulbert, a divorcee living at flee employe* at the three news­ profit of nearly over tha claim the rest of the tricks. the bill in the House, said the bill Bernard's Cemetery. Friends may the school nurse and the dental panied by Mias Harriet Forbes and town assessor's office.at 82,000 an 8200,000 •i' _ ____ — „ i r Serenade their reg^ar drill tomorrow at 8 to the Probate 0>urt for a waiver SIcae Ha.tto 19 Woodland St. \ papers were kept.on the Job, going full lease period while atUl retain- WHAT—Dodi^ra va. Bravaa WCCC-Ooud klvenlng Oocd Mnalg of the five-day waiting period, re­ If South had Uken the club (tt-MI MEET THE PRESS 1* ‘'a true compromise, not a sur­ call Sunday 'from 3 to S p.m. and hygienist. Miss Robins Zvzzonkavic, of the acre. Each green la valued at an W U g ^ R eco.rd Ravlaw am.a. at tne firehouse. (Ul THIS IK THE LIFE In a lengthy aession in. which a The entire teaching ataff. Includ­ through the motion* of putting out ing full ownership and rigid con­ WIOTB-Muilcal Echiea marry immediately and take a finesse early, there would have p m r M 1 OF w \ render . . . no more like the^bill from .7 to 8 p.m. Department of Connecticut, are additional 81,000. -Taakaaa va. Clavaland WTlC—Monltor Events Today (U l OALE STORM SHOW "closed court” plea by Assistant ing old and new teachere, will meet a newspaper. Mechanical and cir­ trol pf the land. > W Tlc—GtaMa va. Chicago second Honeymoon. ( S-IS-MI YOU ARE THERK- that went through the Senate than attending the 75th annual conven­ ’the 87.500-a-year lease th* plub W M O -Sat Night Country Style A voter-making session will be l:M Prosecutor William DeHan was re In Sykea Auditorium at 1:30 p.m. culation workers were told there 8. A handful of misinformed op­ WDRC-JlilCorey WPOtWuxa Bo* SaL Night - They couldn't do this, however, artford "Ttoe First Mtopcew Farts black la white.” tion of the Women's Relief Corp in now holds' on the present course WPOP—Red So* va. Chicago Iigg- held at the Community Hall from H Trial" ___. Jected by Judge Gryk, testimony A fter a brief general aession pre­ wa* no 4vork for them to perform. ponent* have cried “ give-aw ay" 4 * until 5 p.m. b ecau se their 8-year-old eon, The agreement released Repub­ of what allegedley occurred on the Buffalo. N. Y. expire* Sept. 30 WHAT—Proudly Wa Hall (U-MI COWBOY TKKATKB lican vote*, if needed, to roll over sided over by Supt; Ramsdell, the The publishers went to court to .every plgn prpaented by th* * ’t?HAY—Dodgeae va. Bravaa The Board of Finance will meet Thomas Jr., and 17-months-old Air*CendtHon«d "DawB RIa Oraade War” F u n e i ^ a . night of Aug. 12 and the follok-ing ^ l l e f Corp. Meeting The club’s Board of Governors WCOC .^Record Ravue teacher* •will go to their assigned Monday in an effort to get an in­ club or responsible town officials. at the ICIementary School at 7:30 daughter, Wendy Susan, are suf­ From $1795.00 (UI Bl'ILDINO AMERICA the final Southern roadblock In early morning were heard Burpee Women's Relief Corp. junction removing the pickets has Issued the following state­ WKBfB—Yanteaaa va. Clavaland t W I W I i V ------I:tt ( a-UI YOr ASKED FOB IT the House—Uie refusal of Chair­ schools where the principals will On the contrary, club officials and WTIC—Olanta va -Chicago WDRC—Bat Nite Country Btyla fering from colds. O A K G R IL L ROLAND MOTORS (ISI LAasiE According to charges filed by will hold its regular meeting Sept. from the News building. CJireult ment: man Smith to call a Rules Com­ complete the orientation. unbiased professional appraisen WDRC—Ftaaclnatlng Rhythm WPOP-Proudly Wa Mall Church Notes ' Skiba. Who Is 36, four years 80 Oak St., Mancheater 848 Center SL— Manchester ••The CMmp” ■ John Kllstrom Mrs. Ulbert and her testimony yes­ 4 at 6 p.m. in GAR hali. Judge Horace W. Gilmore ruled The Board of Governors of Man-' WPOP—Rad------■ "Bo* va Chicago mittee meeting. New Teachers Claims Drop feel that the proposed lease favors TiM - oldsr than hia wife, operates a No Cover • No-Minimum "SOMETHING M I 8-4078 Funeral services for John Kll- terday. Begin and the women left that he did not have puriadtctlon Chester Country Club has given • t U - WHAY—Proudly Wa Halt "Strength for Troubled Hearts" I f Smith persists in refusing, a The 20 new teachers joining the Only 16 new claims for unem­ the town HbersJly to the detriment painting and decorating business OF VALUE"^ atrom, 86, of 39 Ridge St., who the restaurant and drove to a spot and refused to grant th* Injunc- careful study to a lease proposal of the club, since th* town Is vsl- WHAY—Dodgara va Bravaa WCCC—Good ATaslM Uood Miuld will be the sermon topic of the ^ l i t i o n o f Republicans and Vernon staff, their backgrounds ployment compensation were filed WUUC—Raoord Bavut WlOyB^jtoamarv Clooney . With his father, Bronek Skiba. T O N IG H T Rock Hodeon (IS) aEMB,^ACTRy Committed suicide by hanging several mllea away. tioil. which will be presented as an ulng^ much of th* ]And at it# maxi* WKWB—Tankeea va. Clavaland WTIC—Monitor Rev. Carlton T. Daleyvtdmorrow 1 SI w k s t Arm t r e a t b b YOUR YARN SHOP Democrats' from outside the South and their assignments, are a* fol- in the Rockville area during the Thursday, were held this morning She testified that he "made adr He said, however, that he would ordinance by the Town o f Mitn- mum potential—not on Its firm ly WTlO—Olanta va. Chicago WDRC—Bat Jflte Country Btyla at 9j30 a.m. worship at United (ISI ACCENT ON LIVING (One Mock East of Mala will take control of the Commit­ lo'ivi; week ended August 17. according W d r C—Paaelnatlng Rhythm ^ WPOP—Juka Box Batur" uriay Night Methodist Church. The new elec­ O ils Ossce ‘GREAT AMERICAN (Ml TBA at 11 o'clock at the Watkins-West vances which horrified me. Miss Virginia Asker, graduate have juriadictlon If there waa chester ' at a public hearing on restricted u4*. The club will face a Slid lU) BAM SNEAD SHOW Between Oak and Birch) tee and meet Monday or Tuesday to the t^nnectlcut Employment WPOP—Red Box va. Chicago tronic organ. Installed yesterday, Your favorite Italian dish­ PASTIME" on the bill,. ^ Funeral Home. 142 B. Center St. Under cross exai State Teacher's CoK avidence _of violence'on th* picket Sept. 10. 300 per cent Increase in ita tax- i:- ‘WHAY—Prorudly- We Hall US-UI THE SARATOGA KANDI. The.Rev. C. Heflry Anderson of Security Division, In an official statement the club WHAT—Dodgara va. Bravaa will be played for a'worship service es Incinding HOMEMADE Tom Ewell CAr No Flllbueter Seen fem e Counsel 'Philip Bayer, Mrs. lege,. Gorham, Maine, will teach >■4' based operational coat an assess­ ize that the golf course occupies WTK>—Olanta va Chicago nmo-Monltor SAT., SEPT. 7.1957 ENDS TONIGHT! SPEdAUSTS IN who worked out the compromise: Begin la free in 85,0(X> bond. Miss Barbara. J. Cameron, grad­ Church Notes Carnival will be held Thursday at asset rAcognised by all well-in­ WDRC—Record Bhep WDRC—The World .Tonight 7:30 p.m. at the Henry Park pool, less than one-flfth of the 1,000- j^J^OP-Juke Bo* Saturdayiturday Night Bsek KeSsea I Tear OarVa W H E E L A U G N H E N T and “I thoroughly disapprove of their uate of L>’ndon Teacher'i College, Union CongregaUonal Church: formed, unbiased people, a t any WPOP—Rad Bex va. CMaago director Donald Berger announced acre Globe Hollow tract purchased • llA - ) “Something | “Midnight BRAKE SERVICE tactics and their compromise.” About 1,0(K) persons attended the, Lyndon Center, Vt., will teach Worship, 9 a.m., sermon, "Adorned cost that can be met by the club’s WHAY—Record Review Value” Stoiy” fourth, grade at Northeaat. School today. by the town for 81.250,000. The largely working class membet^ W B ^ —Parade of Muile Wno-Monttor of I GENERAI. AUTO REPAIR He said he had suggested a annual Peach Festival the 8th Dis­ With His Presence," by the Rev. WCCC—Raooed Ravua 4 :U -t;» I 4:4S-s1lS meeting o f southern senators to Colonel Acquitted Miss Jean A. Delaney, graduate area which Manchester Country!ship.' WKWB—Yankaaa va. Clavaland WDRC—The World Tonight Mitchell S-4581-18 SIAIN ST„ MANCHESTER trict Fire Department held last CUfford O. Simpson, pastor of Cen­ Although arrangements for the WPOP—Juke------Bo* laturday------Night SUNDAY determin* a course of action. of the University of Connecticut, (Mrnlval are still Incomplete. Ber­ - wnc—Olanta va. CMcago EAST night on the grounds o f thq fire ter CongregaUonal Church, Man­ WDRC—Record Shop gild— “ Sweet Smell Soocese” In Four GI Deaths will teach FYench at the high cheater. ger said the program will in­ WPOP—Red Box va. Chicago. WHAY—Record Review “Bailout at 48,000” (111 DATEUNH RCDOPK (tS-MI CIKCl'S BOV headquarters at Main and Hilliard school. gt*a- ' w n c —Monitor (‘ » l FATHER “ AYR------KNOWS BK8T "Cap..eaatertelt - Oeira” - First CtongregaUonal CSiurch of clude American Amateur Union WHAT—Parada et Muale WDRC—Ruea Wkugten (Ml HIGHWAY FATHOL 1:44 (1*4*1 ED SULLIVAN SHOW — St*. (Continued from Page One) Illinois Oraduate Vernon: Worship. 9:30 a.m., sermon (AAU) diving, comedy diving, WOVt—Record Ravtaw WPOP—Juke Bo* Saturday Night (HI ROBIN HOOD Oaaela: Sal Mlaae, Oay Youth Bound Over According to Chief John Merz, Mrs. Barbara B. Dreher, grad­ II I ( S> OH^eSANNA Mltrkell, Carmea jkaeBaa 'T h e Gift of the Untroubled Mind," aynchronlzed” swimming, and Air Force Wasted the affair waa” very auc(masful^ uate of the Unlvers.lty of (Connecti­ . Chicago WtUY-^OMrd Ravlaw (144*1 THE HL'CCANXERS aed Laven Raker recerd- tera, a(,ed 6 and 7. Hie family had by I>r. AlHsan Ray Heaps, guest presentation to members of the lo­ WTIC—Monitor (M4II FEOFLE ARE FUNNY Itof elan. Faal' Oltbart. On Rape Charge despite the shortage of peaches cut and the University of Illinois, preacher. cal, Aqua-Ducka team medals they ___ klyn Handicap (HI POLICE CALL not attended, although the court­ WPOP—Red So* va Chicago WDRC—Ruia Naugton Elvl, Rreilfv Ip Tyraae Pawer. Ara Oard- from this area.” Et^auae o f last room was packed throughout with Will teach'the eighth grade. won In the State meet in Berlin WPOP—Juka BoxBaturday Night EASTWOOD I ( SI BILLY OBARAM’S ■er. Mrle—vto Farrar■maaw^a aad KiirKWIErrel Trinity Lutheran Church: Wor­ 'ILOVINO...... YC. CRI18ADE Ronald J. Mercer, 18, of 689 winter's freeze, this year's local many persons standing. • Mrs. Mary B. Hodgson, graduate ship. 8 a.m., sermon by the pastor two weeks ago. WHAT—Parada of Muale ddiSd- . Peter Oraret la Ilytoa la fllmirt aeeaea Iraaa WOOC—Record Ravlaar WHAY—Record Review Rack KadspS (IS44I THE JIMMY DITRANTE ,,, "Tli< Ttoe Baa “ Ala# “ —RIaea Main St., was ordered bound over peach Crop waa completely wiped of Gorham State Teacher's College, the Rev. Erich O. Pieper. Supplies: Pentagon "BAYOl"’ Tear Cartiaa SHOW—Jiaeat: Pelly Herfea The court retired at 3:32 p.m. And there will also be novelty ------“ M. w n c —Monitor Daaa Wyatar (114*1 STEVE ALLEN SHOW — to the next session of Superior out. Through the effort* of Louis will teach the fourth grade at t m e —Monitor WDRC—Ruta Naughton — Sen. Tlir* Tae,. < Rarlpaa Paxpa (M4II JVUDS LAB08A SHOW Oaeiti; Hedy LBmaiT."je* then leturned about two hours First Evangelical Lutheran races, in which local youngsters WPOP-rBound Dog Car* Orppt Ip "Something (Celer) Caeats: Jay Laar, E. Brawa. Tka Court in HartfortI by Judge Wes­ Foster, local wholesale fruit dealer, later to aak Lt. Col. John F, Taylor, Northeast. Church: Worahips 10 *„ni. sermon 'vill compete while wearing old WDRO-^porta aad Newa "AN A P N IB TO REMEMBER'' “ The Midnight Ceaelen. (Centinned from Page One). .WPOP-WewB Id ill- reace. Satoay Gala. Tka Pat Kirby totod _ _ Sheeaa, ley C. G iyk In Town Court yes­ and Joseph Pero, peach grower law officer, if the court had the Mist Janet X,. Hounsell, graduate by the pastor, the Rev. (Jordon E. clothes, pushing inflated balloons, WHAY—Record Review '•APACBK O f Value” Story” Uyrettaa, Tiia Amea Hratk- ()aeea el the Jaagle of State Teacher's College, Fitch­ WTIO-Monltor WARBIOR' (hara pad Tka Bab HamU- terday. Mercer, who Is married. here, an ample aupply of peaches authority to amend or re-wrlte a Hohl. •and so forth, Berger promised. Virus Added pad back to this country from Har­ WDRC—Ruaa Naughton 4:ia4:44-It!i4 SiSS-liN tea Trip U charged with statutory rape. wa* secured from (^ r g t a . The burg, Mass., will teach the fourth There will be no charge for ad­ m clfication. Taylor said no. but RockvIUe Methodist- (Jhurch: mon In July, but that about 814 WPOP—Hound Dog (Ul TBA The order to bind him over c.ame shipment arrived on Wednesday. they could delete any portion o f a grade at Maple St. Worship, 9 a.m., sermon. “ Prayer mission to th* carnival which last R m t CM atiaB g eldwee Reals W ild- (III 1M PREVIEW Robert Iverson, graduate of the 12 FUSE AS the result bf testimony by a Proceeds for the affair go into specification not proved. Is Communion with God,” by the year attracted some 1,800 specta­ million worth remained to’be prop­ WHAY—Record Ravlaw STARTS SUNDAY (Ul BPOTLIORT PLAYHOC4B University of Vermont, will teach To Asian Flu w nc-M dalc With a Beat < S4I> LARMBNOB WEEK NORMAN’S 14-year-oId girl who said that she the fire department's social ac- The c(H:rt let'jrned at 5:83 p.m. pastor, the R tv, Simon P. Mont­ tors, Berger said. erly identified, crated and returned *HAY FEVER AND WDRC—Ruaa Naughton Bart Laaeaatar Narlias KaySaa SHOW had intimacies with Mercer 10 of with the verdict. It would have United States and World History gomery. to basis In th* United Statea. WPOP—Hound Dog (U) OALE STORM SHOW tivHies fund and Merx ^ald that at the High School. He previously W iO - Tsar Cartii Caiataaea Want the 11 tlmee that she dated him. taken a two-thirds majority to Vernon Methodist Church: Wor­ The Pentagon's supply chief aald "Oh! Saaaaaa" — i"Iidiaa "we made money even though we taught for two years at the Poland- Health Threat WHAT—Record Review “ Sweet Smell "The iron Given” ■ She said jhat some of the rela convict the beapectacied officer. ship, .9:30 a.m., aermon by the pas­ Uie situation had its origin in th* ASmMA HEALED" w n ^ M u a le With a Beat m-MI OEOHOK BANDERS had to import the Caches." Streeter School, Winohend(m, tlons occurred In the back seat Maximum sentence for the charge tor. the Rev. Warran Cbvell. days following World War IL He WDRC—Ruaa Naughton MANCHESTER O f Success” S h e rlfr MYSTERY THEATER o f a car driven- by Robert Sayles, In. addition to a geurous lerv- Maas. (Continued from Page One) RIHAT tflB ke.. Boadg^ SiU BJn. WPOP-i-Hound Dog ■Leve Raa Na Allt would have been diaoharge, for­ ElUngton Congregational Police Arrests wid large quantities of parte and IHB” 16, of 4 Mints Court. ing of peach shortcakfT the crowd . Miss Claire-Ann Lamenzo, grad­ Dit i v c -9 n "Dlif at'ir S:144it4-4:W t:S44;444:M (Ul CODE 4 fERY feiture^ of all pay and allowances, Church: Worship, 10 a.m„ last In Mulpment were abandoned at the Matinee Sayles was referred |o Juvenile waa. treated to the bagpipe music uate of the University of Toronto, Milwaukee’* Health Commisalon- and four vears' at hard labor. a series o f sermon's on Genesis,'by er. Dr, E, R. Krumbiegel said, bases, thep part o f the Northeaat WnO—Newa authorities who w ill handle his of the Manchester Pipe Band. will teach the seventh grad* at Richard 'C. PeUetier, 16, of Bol­ WDRC—Newa Show Starts at 8:30 P.M. (M-441 DOLLAR A SECOND JITE In his testimonv yesterday, the Rev. Wayne Sandau, pastor. "the important thing to consider A ir Cornmahd and that when these WED.: “BEAU JAMES” case. He waa charged with In Merx added that the advance tick­ Vernon.' ton, wa* arrested yesterday and WPOP-Rouad Dog ( a> TV PL4THOrB)S Rockville Baptist CJhurch: Wor­ la that the disease 1* not danger­ bases were re-established during U iW - (144*1 OIINSMOKK ' tent' to ha^ carnal knowledge of et sale contributed much to the a f­ Berger itated that Lt. Col. Walter FItchburif Oraduate charged with operating a motor GENERAL ship. 9:30 a.m., aermon by Dr. El­ ous. And of the 10,000-cas* figure, the Korean war the old aup^ies m U T —Moonlight Matinee Ends Tonighr (th aII ii KNCOBB------THEATEB A minor female. fair's success. D. Short, officer in charge of the vehicle with defective equipment' w n c —Bporta “ Ttoe Ceatle Derelvar’ Mias 'Ellen G. Lehtonen. grs(iu- mer Douglas, guest preacher. that la, ol course, an estimate. We were mixed up with current stock.' 445 MARTFOHO RD. Atty. Harold Garrity, defense public demonstration o f the in­ and failure to carry registration. WDRC—Bill____ tllly Kowaleiyk' (U ) COCNTBY MCipC JCBI ate bf Fitchburg Teacher's College, St. John’s Episcopal Church: can't say whether Ihe 10.000 peo­ He said aupply faclUtie* at the T V S E R V IC E WPOP-Hound Dog 9 counsel, questioned the ^ r l as to fantry attack,, rave the order to will teach the eighth grade. Ho was .stopped b y Patrolman fdAtA opgiNimor Holy Commimlon, 8 a.m.'; prayer b*a«* were Inadequate and that as 11:1- U:I4 ( 41 CODE t whether or not she -knew exactly reeuroe firing 4 2 mortar shells. ple eveF developed E*'^cho-9 ‘ virus ' in OBJtoi WHAT ^ y n ^ o n y In the Night CARYGI^ANT DEBORAH KERR vCSC'T'OSt J Phone MI 3-1524 Miss Barbara McLeod, graduate and aermon, last on the Books of W alter Cassells Jr. on Farker St.' a result goods were "stored in ex­ G A T .4 5 U N . (U l THE JU aiT DEAN SHOW where the acta were committed. Firemen Put Out fections after displaying earlier Nlgkts Itt-MI A D V i^ C H E THEATEB of the (Connecticut College for Samuil, by the pastoh, the Rev. Pelletier is scheduled to appear in posed or open areas where aevare WDRC—Billy. Kowalexyk The girl said that she had no idea symptoms.'' T D u a a » 4 « « i “ Tha Javataae IMfsa Women and Columbia University, Maurice G. Foulkea. Town Court Aug. 30. weather conditions in winter WPOP—Hound Dog (Ul. EABLY------LATE SHO'IHOW S:N < SI THE RAV MILLAND BROW of the places except thst she Several Blazes ' Dr. Krumbiegel said, I'the Com­ U i«d - CTATI Youth, 15j Faces writl handle guidance and teach his­ * St. Joseph's (Jhurch: Masses, Bcamwell E. ^edrickson, 33, of o hl months caused rapid deterioration iPHARIFOncIs “ TkAt^Wwt af Kla” (U4«l TV THEATER ^ thought they were in the Man- mon symptoms T be«asefi(l, the WHAV—Moonlight Mattnee m n (HI THE MILUONAIXE Mallee Teward Oaa” tory at the high school, Mias Mc­ 6:30, 7:30, 8:45. 10 and 11 a.m. N ew Britain, was* arrested ’Thurs­ feeling of a cold, usually precede and obliterated identifying marks w n c —Monitor U.-44 ( SI WORLD’S BEST MOVtXS- (ILM-MI TV PUYBOUSK chester-Bolton vicinity.' No evi­ Firemen from the 8th District Leod previously taught for eight day on a warrant issued by the in some cases.” WDRC—Ruaa Naughton F n r ic TAdlrunre "B“ bt“—3:07-4aS-T*Il-S:4S "Teaaeiue* Jekaaeto" ICalorl "Tka UHlart dence was submitted that could Molesting Count The Rev. H. A. I-epak. pastor, the the infection.'Tha pafJent often has WPOP—Hound Dog f c o a o I o a n y # "Destination 80,000”— S:ST-4:054:SS Fire Pepartment were called to ex­ years at Rockville High School and New Britain Police charging himr Aggravating the situation, be MPFKSOJV5 0 TOP CNTCNTMiNCnS SO (U> NEWS _AND WEATBEB — . Leaiaer” definitely pinpoint Manchester as Rev. John Kozon, aseistant pas­ a slight fever." ■he . HPOETS ‘y.*Si!'**TKHN RAYHIDE tinguish flames atop a utility pole 23. years at Meriden High School. tor. with obtaining money under falsw Dr. Krumlegel described the said, were abort tours of duty for f A.M.I0 9 F.M. the town in which the acts o o Police Chief Herman O. Schendel AIJJKD BAUTOBY ACTKORIiXD BRADLXY MANAGER RESIGNS [ !■ Mattneea (ttl CintTAIN T U B Tuos. ^ C K li H TWi 858 Center St— M l 8-5144 under 85,000 to the Superior Court er's College, will teach the fifth gation, he said, is the development session beginning in September. . the same department were called to Million in Year grade at Vernon. She previously charged with Intokication. He ia Tuesday evening at the Italian o f a )ipeciBl Peptagon policy on the u a * (Ul MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Carl J. Schwager, 22. of South extinguiah a blaze lii a' wixided taught for two years at the Bridge scheduled to appear in Town (Jourt American Cl.ub wtU -speak bn processing of surplus in remote or U lU (U) MILLION DOLLAR HOVIR jRaymond Booked ,,,, uJi^toale Naree" Coventry, . in a companion case area on Hilliard. St. near the dis­ St. School, Westbrook, Maine. Aug. 30. "Decorating with Carpets.” inaccessiblq areas. . SAL SKIES! posal, plant. N o damages were re­ (M) U:M l!S! was charged with contributing to The town of Xtanchester paid it* Frederick A. Ramsdell, ^aduate \ 0 n FFive L Charges U:N ( *1 NEWS the delinquency of a minor fe- ported and, acixirding to Merz, the employes almost 81 million in lOVi. o f, Oor'iam State Teacher'* OqI- Plastic Drapes MINEO. U.44 (Ul siTlRf"*” (II) W TE NEWS AND WEATH- fire "probably waa started by chil­ months, according t(i a report from U lU (U ) Nb w S h PRRVPE5 JCK' male.v..;,This charge was changed le ^ , will teach the.seventh gracie *?’! ! ^ T E NEW! h WEATHER to intMt to have carnal Ijnowl- dren playfng In the area.” Controller Louise )M. Johnson. at Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsdell, Aubin B. Raymond, 21, of 55 HimdredB To 1:1# ( •> n w t r m N o edge of a minor female, which was Hose Companies 3 snd 4 of the Salaries and wage* paid to 325 who. were married this summer, Clinton' S t. was -boohed on five MONDAY Town Fire Department were called' full and part-time empioyeapic of the 11:44 dismissed when Asst. Prosecutor are not related to the school charges follon’lng hia akj^est yes­ Choose From ( *1 NEWS last evening to squelch a blaze at town totaled 8910,000 in the fiscal •J.. William DeHan could offer no evi­ superintendent. terday. Raymond la charged with SUNDAY (11-4*1 TIC TAK DOUOR dence for the State that Schwager the home o f Juanita Provost at 174 period between Aug, 15. 1956 and Ralph K. .Schuiney, graduate of Ui*4 ( II WORLD'S BEST MOVIES U:IS Spruce St. A couch waa afire and 81i«:hl IrregHlars ! J4)v e o f l if e had any offensive connection with June 30, 1987, Mies Johnson report Willimantic State Teacher's . Ool­ operatii^a' motor vehicle while (U4(l LET’h TARE A TRIP UiM < J> " i S 5 MDNNV it was quickly extinguished. ed. (U> WILLY (lSiaal*P?P2«f'S*-I®*®**«W the girl. lege, will teach the sixth grad*- at hia iMenae is under euspension,- e i 11.00 and 11.50. J e t s B e „ „ <••> HR8TERN THEATEB (U-MI IT COULD BE TOU The girl testified that ahe dated U:I4 (1*4*1 WILD BILL RICKOR (HI MID-DAT MOVIE Vernon. intoxication, breach o f the peace, (U ) GADDABOCT OADDI8 (Ul THE OUIDINO- LIOKT Schwager but did not have rela­ Miss Ruth B, V(in 'Euw, grad­ resisting arrest and assaulting an 11:44 (U ) MOVIE MVSEDH H ot'i’fWooD niw r - tions with him . at any tlm a uate of Framin^h* ■n State Teach­ officer. 1:44 (144*1 HBORLE AND JECKLB |J{| new s COL. MARCH OF SCOT- AT HOME WITH RITTT Bodies of 3 Stnall Sisters er's College, Franingham, Mass., Patrolman Charles R. Morneaii, SHADY CLEN .. FRESH FRUIT . LAND YARD (M) TEX a n d jiNX“ and th* University of Connecticut, the ar-eating ofCcei, said that ALSO SCIENCE FICTION THRiUER . „ (M> SDNDAY MATINBE I (U l STAND UP AND HR will teai.h thv, fifth grade at North­ he ob(«rve'J Rayr.-ond strike 1:M ( SI OFF TO ADVENTURE COUNTED (U> RUNDAY REPORT (U) BASEBALL Taken from Unused Quarry east. Miss Von Euw orertously another car ai he attempted to GRAND OLE OPBT /i'lSL’- ’'*- W»(4«a*tl taught for two years at the Roger drive out of a parking space .on . (U l AMOS h ANDY 5 «! g^E^Jr (Continued from Page One) Ludlow School, East Norwalk, and, Oak St. Patrolman Motneau aald PEACH SUNDAE 1:41 ( SI SDNDAY CARTOONS (U l OFF TO AOVXNTCRE (Ml CLUB M (CnInrI girls were hurled AHEBICA IN t h e MARINO Phone M l 8-0830 Columbia University, whose topic LAKE STREET. BOUTfl OOVENIRV (U-MI to o PARADR (Calarl — searched fields, river banka and W ii., about six weeks ago, after year. Farmoll Inc., was the ap­ to - profane language from Ray­ STAMPS will bp "Fundamental Princi'ples in Tburi. Fri. wooded areas bur the hunt re­ the father got the filling contract parent i(mr bidder for.N o. 2 and mond. ' Mi ORCHESTRA the Teaching of Arithmetic." turned to the quariy yesterday. vlth the Medusa Cement Co. No. 4 fuel ort. Patrolmen Joseph Sartor and Evory Saturday Night and Sunday from 5 to 9 The Rev. Johannes. Hoflnger, B. Authorities theorized that the ■ Hundreds of spectators thronged FarmoU's differential on the No. Gordon Neddow arrived and Ray­ J., international authority on the aietere perhapi were playing on a to . the scene, -Jbout two miles 2 oil was listed lui .014, and on the mond promptly resiited Patrolman teaching of religion will apeak on 9 7 5 mound of dirt, clay and sand. In northsast of Dixon, last night and No. 4, .0146. Sartor by striking at him and MORIARTY BROTHERS "The ' Art of Teaching Christian T H B I I U O m O the bottom o f the quarry. The this morning a* word of th* digging Blonsteki Fuel Co. waa the only tearing Mq shift, police said, and MAIN ST. Doctrine." The Rev. John C. Knott mound was th.e beginning of a ■pread. A'Uthoritiea roped o ff the bidder both on No. 6 oil, listing a Sartor had to forcibly put Ray­ wUr apeak to high school teachers project to fill the abandoned pit area to keep these >*.:raon* back. differential of .44 per barrel, and mond into. the cruUer. ■XPbODBPl on "0(xJ and the Teenager." Fa­ a project for which their father Dixon, a city (if about 12,,000 on coal, with a, price o f 828 per Raymond was releaaad under ther Knott 1* director of the Family held a contract. population, la 100 mllea waat of tjjn. * 81,000 bond, for hia sohsduled ap­ LU* Apostalata of the Aichdloeas*. i Baarchars apaculatad th at, the CMcago. Other bids war* ds followa: Om- pearance in Town Court MosKtay. ■ •it ?A 6 B ro U B MANCHESTEB EVENING HEEALD, MANCHERTER. CONN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24,1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY,, AUGUST 24,1987 fUGE'VtVt

promlse to curb its contract de-1 plunge into the Qreek. And we can of God! how unsearchable are his ISanrlfeBUr mands naxt spring, received its I imagine some of the advantages of Gas’Convergion judgments, and hia ways past find­ first reply Thursday. I being poor. And if aver w# feel as ing dut Snening lierald ^ Iilections ( from the Bible Include PU1H.IBHKD BY THK It came from General Motors I young as Miss Hamilton did at 62, Now Underway Here ’n There ■ im li_ .n ------pRiNTiMQ— OCX. m a Business Bodies the folIewlHg: "Let ua therefore, os IS BlMlI S ^ t president Harlow H. Curtice and | we'll start a new career' for our- In Manchester Churches many aa be perfect, be. thua mind­ MioctMMM; OMn. was, on the surface, at least, aiaelvts, with a goat and a gram- hy ed: and if in anything ya be other­ THOStAS P. FKROUWN negative response. The <$urtlce | mar. wise minded, God ehall reveal even WALTER R. SEROUiON Conversion of gas appliances to Ifea ttelvntioB Anny P uhU stw i. letter emphasised that General WALTER E. TEDFORD •Bt James’ R. C. Church this unto you" (Phlllippians 3:15). Pouai>«d October L im use straight natural gas is under­ OOUNTI^ EDITOR 661 Mala Bt. Rev. Jolm F. Hannon, Pastor Oorrelatlve passages from the Motors products “wera not prop­ way in Manchester. The work, Major aad Mrs. Jolih Pickup IMMd SSverY CrenlDS Except Rev. James T. O’Oonnell Cbristlair 'Science textbook, ra aad RoUoAiro. Entered at the erly the subject of collective bar­ which is being done by tha North OMteers la Charge Rev. Edgar J. Fgrrell "Science and Health with Key to •t Kancheeter. Conn., as gaining.’’ Similar replies can be Americaq Conversion Co.', has been A Peter Oarleoa, Bandmsator the Scriptures" by Mary Baker MAU Matter. Connecticut started in the northwest section of Thoughts of a honeymoon—a happy time—are aeldom Mre. Ulliaa Ferrett, BDBSCRIPTION RATI expected from Ford and Chryaler. Sunday Haases; Ekiilly, include the following (248:- Parutia in AdTsaea Manchester, will then proceed to linked with thoughts of sudden death, but the linking was Soagstor Leader For adults 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 aiK) 11 However, it may be too soon to 26-29): "We must form perfect the northeast area, swing to the forced'upon us this week. o'clock with two Masses at 9. one models in thought and look at them •••ECCBCCICCaCC write the Reuther proposal'a obit­ Yankee southeast section and finally to ths Sunday school classes for all ntlis ••a***c*c»*c«cac**cca t7.7> My bride and I returned Sunday from a glorioui honey­ in the 'main auditprium for adults continually, or we shall never carve B'cdbacccccncccccccacf itu uary. Both aides, as rspresanted southwest area, s agea at 9:80. Alton J. Muntie and one Tar the '’children in the them out in grand and noble lives." eoaacaccacccc•••*••••• £ » By A. H. 0. The conversion specialists work­ moon trip through New Hampshire, and Monday, Tuesday now by the union and General Mo­ YT8M. basement; and two Masses at 10, ing in Manchester are expected to and Wednesday found mp back at the County Desk day­ 10:45 Holiness service with mualc one tn the main auditorium emd one aaccccaCAdCCcacccca tors, jare in the propaganda stage South Methodist Church Manchester SeafooJ Has Freshest Fish There have been times when it complete their schedule here by dreaming from' time to time (ai-'* by tha band and mala quartette. in the baalment MEMBER o r of the issue. The union letter con approximately Sept.'S, Mansfield tragedy have bam pre­ Main 8 t aad Hartford Rd. THE ABSOCUATiSD PRESS I has Appeared that the real most constantly) about the honty- Major John Pickup the speaker. JOYCE 'Iliey can be identified by insignia vented?’’ 6:45 Service in the Cen'ter Park Dr. Fred R. Edgar The Aaaodatad Preee I* excluEretY taining the suggestion began It, struggle over tax relief and S t Bridget’s R, C. Church The Rev. Percy Smith, Flowar Shop, Inc. antitled to the use o( rapubUcatloa oC On their shirts or jackets and are moon. - Who can really say that those with special music by the bend and all newt dtapatchee craWed to It. or carrying the overtones of a public I drouglit relief for Connecticut also carrying credentials Identify­ Suddenly on Wednesday night children' would not have died had Rev. John J, Delaney, Pastor Associate Minister not othtrwUe credited tn title paper relaUons play as weU as those of farmers has not been between the aolotst. Colonel Ralph T. Hiller the Rev. Theodore Gabala, 84 Church SL, MI 9-0791 ing them as employes of the con­ came the tragic news that two the persona responstbla for build­ ProvlnclgLl commander from Bos­ Philip Treggor. and__! alao ■ -the local news pebUibad hare. a serious nrooossl Republlcsn leaders and Governor Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, ' Minister of Music All kisbts o( rapubUeatlon if special version company and representa­ youngsters were entombed in a ing the playground hem aware of ton will be the speaker. dUpatcbea bereln are alao raseraad. ^ . .. -V . . Riblcoff. but between the profea- Assistants o FUNERAL DESIGNS The union released the letter to I gional leaden of the various Con- tives flf The Hartford Gas Co. sand bank at an unfinished Mans­ the Inherent dangers? During this conversion period field playground while playing a Sunday, Aunist 25. o WEDDING BOUqUETS run semea ctleot of N. E. A. tatr- the'press on Sunday, a day before necticut farm organisations and The playground people ware do­ Of tec Congregational OhutcA customers in Manchester will have child's game of “Dare Me." ing this work on a purely 'volun­ Masses on Sunday at 7, 8, 9, 10, Services Of Worship at 8 and 10 a FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS the auto companies received it, o"* particular Republicah leader, OUfford O. Slinpson,MlnlBter and 11 a.m. and Masses downstairs a.m. ***l*JB£nert Raprasentatlaes: Tba full use of their appliances and tary basis. They were filled ■with It. Russell Peery, FOR HOME iMUl HOSPITAL Julius MatbeCa SpeeW Aiency — New thereby assuring the UAW pro..! Senator^njemln U Barringer of Contrasts o f Life at 9 and 10 Am. Sermon: "Something to Think T o ^ Cbloaso. patndt and Boatoa. there will be no charge for the ad­ the emotion o f building something Aaaoelate Minister justment work. A honeymoon is the beginning of About" Dr. Fred R. Edgar a Oonagea ^ — lER AObiT BUREAU OB poaal of undlvldwl public a tU n -P '* ^ other day. Senator for their town’s children, and, per­ Mrs. Sherrod Adrian, Organist STJONS. Conversion of gas appliances In a new life for a husband and wife, (Xiurch of the Assuraptlon 10 Am., Nursery for small chil­ tlon. Further, the proposal put Barringer delivered a. somewhat and li a time filled with the enor­ haps, because of thi# emotion, were and Oholr' Director Mark W. Hill ftobt. H. McMIllen Manchester, East Hartford and Adams S t and Thompson Rd. dren. Ampin ^ The Bamld Prlntlns Ooinpanr; Inc.. the companies on the spot by ap- caustic . talk on the situation, in mity of that new beginning. A blinded to those dangers. Watson Woodruff, D.D., 10 a.m., Last session of summer aasumee n o financial.______raaponsibUlty_ .for . Glastonbury is expected to be com­ There were no watchmen or Minister Emeritus Rev. Joseph E. Farrell, Pastor Paiklngl typocrapiilcat arrora appaarint In ad' ipealing to- the prospective oar J**,® toUrse of which he made the pleted by mid-September at which death is the end of life on earth Rev. Francis T. Butler schedule of church school for chil­ Tartjsamenta and otbar raadini matter Three local men havs recently and "is the beginning of grief for lookouts to guard agaiqst tragedy, ha Mancbester• EvaninsEai------Herald.* time natural gaa will be supplied Assistant dren through Grade 4. w,» ». “X^VwSlnly ». received promotions In their de­ to these towns. the survivors of the deceased. Our although a wire fence had been 7:80 Holy Communion partments of the Traveler's In­ ejected along the road next to tha 8 and 10 Church Services - ay aorertlalns etostni bouiwi price cut while remaining vague help Connecticut agriculture Individual letters outlining de­ )\pppineM'’ haa begun, and, un­ Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Community Baptist Church jndar—1 p.m. lYlday. surance Co. fortunately, the grief of the site. The buUdoser operator work­ Sermon; "Getting To Know God T. P. HOLLQRAN uaadae—J pm. Monday. about what the union's position I sg^nst the will of Connecticut tails of the conversion work have 598 East Center St. at the Green 2 Mark W. Hill. 56 Buckingham ing there on the tragic day "did The Rev, Paul J. Bowman, pastor of ' Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuesday, would be, during contract talks „ been mailed to customers tn Man­ parents has also begun. John R. Neubert, Minister FUNERAL HOME mmrsday—1 p. m. Wateasday.Waftpasday. St., has been appointed an assis­ all he could to "chase" children the Union Congregational Church, S t Francis of Assisi Church j, Here Senator Barringer was ob- chester. A second notice will be Happiness, we realize vividly South Windsor, R t 80 Walter Gnyb, Am-OONDmONRO I'P m. Tburadlw. nexi spruig. viously referring to the fact that. tant actuary in the life actuarial given customers by means of door away, but he was only one man— Rockville', guest preacher. ay—1 p m. Friday. department. now, is akin to grief. Our family Rev. Arthur J. Heffeman Organlat-Choirmaster Ideally leeatod—eonvenlent ant) 'dsad&M; 10:1(1 am. aaeb In its turn. General Motors immediately after Republican leg- tags stamped with the date when consists of my wife’s four children doing a favor for a friend by oper­ Wa 6 Hill has been with the Travelers Pastor Valter Person, away from the boey thorough- Uoatlaa aieapt Saturday — wasn't prepared to answer Reu- ielAtor leaders had forwarded their the conversion man will call. Cus­ by a previous marriage, aiid these ating the bulldozer. Church o f ttw Nazarene Asst. Church School Supt, since 1929, apd became an actuar­ We Wonder How 466 Mala S t Rev. Francis Knrvells, Curate tare. Dlatinotiva Service. Mod­ with . -rt.. <*lel>r*fer It rmt, tn mt.n, ®®er than Litchfield present, yet will spend Tuesday in town con­ Piela, 19 Grove St.; a son to Mr. According to the release, classes Hohl will take care of pastoral 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting, Mestlar wui 00 wnar it can to stem Infla-1 thi. h.nrifni nr sulting with local realtors. over the country, preventing cost­ that fish loses the delicacy of flavor are sweet and so g ^ . Frozen lob­ per, brass, cast iron, automobile nored it. tbis handful ,of man refused to call and Mrs. George Ober, Coventry. will begin Sept. 16, but freshmen S t John’s Polish-National services for the month of August. 8 p.m., Tuesday, prayer and if it is not eaten within a relatively ster is carried here and lobster Tuttle's tion. ling of the voting delegates Cronin, who travels from the ly waits, and the annoying oc BIRTH TODAY; A son to Mr. will report Sept 10 for a week of CathoUo Church Bible study. batteries, etc. I t your organization The effect of the compound on headquarters office of the asso­ curence of double booking. ahoiit period of time: That ia why tails for salads, newburgi or boil­ Is Interested in raising money, SERVICE STATION Cphoittaiy Reuthsr’s Immediats reaction consider the request of the and Mrs. David Galllgan, 303 N. indoctrination and testing. 28 Golway S t, First Chnrch of Christ Scientist 8 p,m., 'Thursday, street meeting, all the fish carried at Manchester British attitudes could bo seen ciation in Chicago, will address a Main St. ing, provides a slightly more i eco­ why not consider a waste paper, to ’ tha company letter was Id County farmers, Of Trinity’s entering class of Mrs. da ns Dnbaldo, Organist Masonic Temple weather permitting. Seafood is purchased from the nomical meal 'ot lobster. Jumbo Spednllzlng again'in Sir Winston CfaurchilTa nder what a referendum of meeting of the Board at the Three The schedule for the University DISCHARGED YESTERDAY rag and scrap '-tetal drive? Many Rontn 44A, Nt Coventry that it demonstrated General Mo- Jls Restaurant. 267, 88 are from Connecticut 41 small fishingC-boats, boate that re­ shrimp, clams, scallops, fish of all a home welcomes such an easy way In call for an overhaul o f the United Connecticut farmers would show? of Connecticut's unique short Da'vld Wiley, 100 Oak Drove St. from New York, 26 from Massa­ 8:30 s.m. Mass. 11 a.m., Sunday Services. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church turn each night with the day’s TeL Daya lkx-7600 tors' "shorUightedness." that it I know that my party wonders Ellsworth A. Mitten, president, Church and Park Streets kinds, right now swordfish leads to dispose of unwanted materials Nations Charter, with particular course en Industry ani Nucleonics Mrs. Annie KailnowSki, GibUn’s chusetts, 25 from Pennsylvania, 20 11 a.m., Sunday School. catch. As soon aa fish la caught, the list for the season is a short * Fumitum Rn-uphol- amounted to "arbitrary re- too, in view of its decision to come of the Manchester Board of Real­ has been announces by Asst. Prof. Convalescent Home; Mrs. Fredrica 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. The Rev. Alfred L, WllUams, which would otherwise, clutter up reference'to voting rights in the from New Jersey, and 19 from II- it is iced and at the end of the one. Manchester Seafood will fix stn rh ic jection'^ of the union proposal and those stricken by the tors, said that Cronin will discuss TTieodore.A.'Toedt, coordinator of Reid, Bolton; VValter Harriman, *MouBtaln Climber Wbo Didn't Reading Room hours: Tueaday to Rector an attic. A few items here and a Gnnnrd Rnpair Snrvien Know When to Stop’ llnms. On all, 23 states, the Dis­ day, the boat comes into port; the clams on the half-shell if you order goneral assembly. He said the Manchester’s real estate problems the 11-week series. 25 Cornell St.; Mrs. Ruth Lyman trict of Oalumbta, Venezuela, Friday, 15 to 4 p.m.; Tuasday, 7 to The Rev. Prescott Bench Jr., tew there quickly add up to a * Auto fops that it represented a ‘‘-hockteg ‘“ J® y**” " , , in Tuesday's talk. tSTETiX^T^l Venturas buy in small quantities, them in advance. They are open great powers coujd not be sure The course will teach business­ Talcottville Rd., Rockvills; Mrs Several years ago my two Col­ Haiti, BritUh Weat Indies. Ber­ 9 p.m.; Wednesday 1 to 7:55 p.m. AssIstMlt rush the fish to Manchester so that 'fuwMile amount and with the 24 Hour head Snrvien * Truck CnshioRf, disregard” for the public welfare, lenge from Big Ben, 'who U*a Cronin is a former real estate ^ »4IIINSTEIN 1 Tuesday through Saturday, 8 a.m. extra inoney paid by Ostrinsky for their interests would bs safe- men an^ industrialists how to Edna.Lewis; 381 Center St.; Mrs. leagues, Dr. Schwine and Dr. Kit- muda, and Argentina, will be rep­ "Mind" wilt be the subject of the Sydney W. MacAlplne, every bit o f fish has that “ fresh to 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on However, aa we said, this is atiU farmer himself as well as a lawyer negotiator with one of the luitlon's Lesson Sermon for Sunday, Aug­ Organist and Choir iNrectorDirec this puipose, a nice sum of money Acososorlea Ot AH Undo 599 OENTEk ST. (Banr) guardsd In a body where the more adapt- atomic energy to their Emma Shaw, Laurel Manor Con zenger, decided to climb Mount resented in Trinity’s class of 1961. P COSMETICS 1 caught flavor” that makes Man­ Thursday, try their seafood for a the propaganda phase of the is- •"'* legielator, to the same in- major oil companies, and haa also buainesses, and will open Sept. 16 valescent Home; Rudolph Polak, ust 26. chester Seafdod so popular. can he raised. Candy. Ibo Craam, Sondftoa TEL. Ml 8-8881 numerous smaller powers held the served on the legislative commit­ Everest, so they organized an ex­ really wonderful- meal. sue. Behind the smokescreen He with a lecture on atomic and WllUmantlc; George McKeever, 214 BODY FOUND The Golden Text ie from Romans The 10th Sunday after Trinity— . ,Rags are in demand and the 'majority Of power. AfTKe"same tee of the National Aasociation of pedition consisting of tbemaelvea, (11;S3); "O the depth of the riches 7:30 A m . , Holy Communiom s As_ a, . seuion. he once re- nuclear atructurea by Dr. E. C. Oakland S t; James Bump, 98 W. New Haven, Aug. 34 {JP)—The market ..is currently quoting a Ume, Sir Winston said that, uhtll two hard facts. One is that, In portedly -labeled "so-called farm Retail Merchants. Pollard, chairman o t the Bior Main St., Rockville; Leigh Ann me, Mrs. Schwine, and her Nephew, both of the wisdom and knowledge 10 Am., (Family Service) Mom EUington good 'price on this item. The these days of inflation, when leaders." The occasion, then, was body of Joseph Coyle. 60-year-oId Ing Prayer with sermon by the Deaths Last Night the charter were Improved, Eng­ physics Department at Tale. Giles, 15 Cooper Hill St.; Victor Otto, who was coming along to act barge captain from Brooklyn, N. market is also slightly higher on Spoeiallzing In Weaen Food everybody talks about it and nol®?jr®some disagreement over farm tax Three officers of the Manches­ Other lectures and dsmonstra- Johnson, 4 Grandview St.; Mrs. as interpreter (for Mrs. Schwine). rector and Children’s Instruction all scrap metals. With the upswing land should look to military alii Y.. was found on the bank of ths. CMtatnen, Refrigerator and ter Board of Realtors attended a Uons will be held at tha university, Annette Uricchio, 103 Columbus Or. Schwine's plan was for him by the assistant. Senior Choir. Woman’s Club By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the market on waste paper, one seems able to control It. the c""- Board of Directors meeting Thurs­ Quinnipiac River here last night Froozer Bags, Piaatie Food anees like N A T^ rather than- the the New London submarine St.; Mrs. Irene Duffy and son, 424 and Dr. Kltzenger to set up a camp 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. London—Prof. Edward J. Dent, rags and scrap metals, the house­ Oontalnera. Reuther propos^ caught the pub- ^ legUlatlve day of the Connecticut Association Police said he apparently fell Daily: 7 p.m.. Daily Evening United Nations for security. base, and at other state offices and Summit St.; Mrs. Shirley McGann at the base of the .Mountain where from his barge from Which he was Slates Bazaar 81, a muaicolo^t who became wife who is coiAemplating house­ Now, it develops, the influence Uc imagination.' The other is that "So-calied’-Vwas the supreme In- o f Realtors at the Greenwich plan'ts where atomic energy is to and son, 41 Chestnut St.; Mrs. they would remain while Mrs. Prayer in the Nativity Chapel. famous for-hie translations of Mo­ cleaning rhould l.eep In mind that Rontnl apnea nvnllabte for your Country Club. seen fishing late Thursday night Service in Center Park Wednesday: 10 Mid-week of the compound o f bitterness and the resistance which haa been de- *dlt, and was so received by the be used. Berthp Plaszewski and son, Wor­ Schwine scaled the peak. 1 was to Coyle was employed by the James Am., For October zart’s operas into English, died quite a few things that would Brozen meat aad vegetablea aa. Mitten, Ralph Gaston, treasur­ Celebration of the Holy Com­ Thursday. Httla aa JMo a day. frustration on British policy has veloplng to car prices would hard--1 who usually form the cester Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Ann be C?htef Photographer and Otto's McWilliams "Blue Line." ordinarily be discussed might bring er, and M. Kenneth Ostrihsky, job would be to c a i^ a small port­ munion in the Nativity Chapel. London—Lt. Col. M a 1 c o ] m' w 0 ,. Federal Reserve Board Chair­ Puller, 3 Drive F. Ellington, Aug. 24 (Special) in a nice little sum of money by resulted in ths weakening of the secretary, accepted oil the Man­ able refrigerator 'on his back and p . Bowes-Lyon, 83, dncle of Queen selling them to Ostrinsky. Gather prices the auto Induatry is re- tlon they managed wai the quiet chester Board’s behalf the com­ man W. McChesney Martin, long .a Sunday, 6:45 rn. The Ublted Methodist Church The Woman’e Club executive com­ United Nations International Court champion of "tight” • money, has 4 HEN RESCUED travekbetween the Base Camp and Mother EliziUieth, died yesterday. all of the things together and take ported ready to impose on its opinion that .Big Ben waa wonting mendation of Charles Mulally of of Bolton mittee set tentative plans this He was the 7 th son of the 13 th Earl DependaUa qnnlily — Ssrrlonl L. T . WOOD ' of Justice. In an action which was given the first indication in the Branford. Aug. 24 (P) — Four Mrs. Schwine, supplying her with week for a bazaar, hobby show them to 731 Parker St. Ostrinsky 1958 models. grooming himself for Danbury, the association’s execu­ Oxygen, Cold Beer and Sand­ Conducted by the Salvation Army Corner Route 44A and South Road of Strathmore. LOCKER PLANT taken last April but which received tive secretary. government’s antl-tnfiatlon cam­ Wallingford fishermen were res­ FRANK’S and tea to be held the latter part always page the full market price wiches. Unfortunately, It rained on Rev. Carlton T. Dnley, Minister on (U1 materials b-.tjght hy them. 51 B18SELL ST. publlp attention only In the last Mulally commended the board paign that inflation might be cued last night off Stony Creek Mrs. Herald Lee, Choir Director of October. William H. Sehlaldgt checked. the day we wfre all scheduled to Music by the Citadel Band and Male Chorus There will, be many tables with EX-LBGISLATOR DIBS It is a nice feeling to get a few TEL. Ml 8-8424 few days, -Britain made two try may still come to some joint I given, but also kept from ever get- for relinquishing jurisdiction over Beach after clinging to their cap­ Mies Doris Skinner, Organist , Granby, Aug. 24 (P)— Harold M. u s Spraea 8L TM. Ml-S-7a99 This week he said,' "Certainly sized boat for two hours. They leave so Dr. Schwine canceled the ANTIQUE SHOP articles which would make Christ extra dollars for things no longer changes in ths declaration under antl-lnflatlon policy which will do ting even close to the nomination, an area north of Rockville, en­ entire operation. Good thing, too. Hayes, 74, former state legislator abling Rock'ville realtors to form there are soft spots in the econ- were identified aa Louis Colt, 420 LAKE STREET Special Speaker mas gifts. credit to both. | In so far aa they could see the 9:30—Morning Worship— Ser- .Personal Mention and town official, died yesterday which she agrqes to accept the Barringer hand in the famous ulti­ their own board. oihy as well as strong spots. I Harold J. Dyer, Arnold Lumer and ■tnon Subject: "Strength for George ^ Haley. They told police Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis N. Clapp at hla home here. Hayss repre- court's jurisdiction in disputes. matum to the Governor, that per­ think savings are Increasini COL. RALPH T. MILLER, Provindal Commander Troubled Hearts." sented Granby in the 1927 and rapidly, and 1 am inclined to thinl that their boat capsized after it which has been closed on and family who have lived on Berr h ■ ‘ - - -- One permits Britain to refuse ception obviously did not slow Sydney A. Bklllman, vice presi­ Ave. for 0 number of years are 1929 fegislativ,e aessioils. He held DON WLLIS arUtration if the other party has With Goat And Grammar down their reaction, which was we are reaching a leveling out was caught in a strong current. 3Uon Evangelical Lutheran Chuitdi several' town of/iceq and was MANCHESTER dent and general sales manager of process and interest rates may They lost their outboard motor BREAKFAST account of iilneas—> Chain For Everybody now living in their new home on MASURY accepted it only for the dispute in Studebaker-Packard Corp. an­ stabilize and even decline." and a radio but were uninjufed. (Missonrl Synod) Main St., once owned by the. late prominent in farming affairs. He A .9 0 y .a r old bundle o f pleasant I also was a funeral director .for AUTO PARTS question. Forty-eight' members of nounced that Studebaker-Packard He pointed out that If Interest Two cruisers, the "Northeaster," SPECtA L Cooper and High Streets Miss Marion Pease. - . prejudices dropped out of the sky ing the Connecticut farmer him- dealers reported a 66 per cent in­ In'case of rdin the service will be in the Citadel Ute Rov. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor several years. Hayes is survived PAINT the United Nations havs refused rates decline, money would not be manned by Capt. Oifttie Sloan and RE-OPENS MONDAY r> Mrs. Charles A. Downs who has 18 Msin SL. Tel M1-9-45S1 570 BRv)AD ST at New York the other day, spaiDc- self no good, crease in profit during the second Mies Marioa A. Erdin, Organist been visiting her daughter,' Mrs. by his widow, Mrs. Sibyl Twing to accept the court’s jurisdiction getting’ tighter, it would be get­ Mate Paul Wessel, and the "Piper,’ TWa advt paU for by the Maaekestor Kiwanls Qub. . . . ;b good paint lag her views with allfthe fe a r -L ."^ ? ’** W ^ ‘ re was a litUe bad quarter of 1957 as compared with ting easier. Arthur Drug Stores. Mahlon Chapman o f Maple St., Hayes, arid a son, Gerald 'r. but can accept it on specific is- blood on the farm relief harvest captained by. Salvatore Scladarra, 9 A. M. fo 8 P. M. Only Hayes of North Granby. Funeral Spneidising In stme clarity of tha ancient classics first quarter earnings. The Bureau of Labor SUUsUcs made the rescues. August 26,' Tenth Sunday after will return MondSy to her home Alwaya At Yonr Service For sues if they wish. The change, moon. He credited .public acceptance of Trinity in Waterford. services will be held Sunday in o MACHINE SHOP SERVICE aha worships. She was Miaa Edith this week anno^ced Us Consumer the First Congregational Church. therefore, la aimed at eliminating the new Studebaker Scotsman and Price Index jMt another new rec­ TREE SURGEON FALLS 9 a.m. Divine worship. Text: Mrs. Edward Sattersthwaite of BRAKE SERVICE o EqUIPMENT \ Hamilton, who had just been overj AcU 20: 17-38. Theme; "Are You o PARTS (new aad rebultt) “the gross anomaly that exists interest In the Mercedes-Benz ord In JulE rising for the 11th New Hayen, Aug. 24 (ff)—Lucian Rushland. Pa., ia visiting at the PAUL'S to Greece to watch the production line, as helping to stimulate dealer Dutiquette, 21, a tree surgeon, fell Dow Your a Captive for Christ 7" home of Mra Raymond PelUer. Paint and Wallpaper Store Front End Alignmont o ACCESSORIES V BOW betweot those countries ac' A Thonglit for Today straight month. This meant v «g e of her trmnalaUon of "Promethua earnings. hikes for workers whose contracts 35 feet from a tree here yeaterday 8 A m . qottesdiecst Miss Grace Weld,and Mrs. Alma o SUPPLIES \ \feptlng' ths court's jurisdiction 645 Main Street o DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIER Bound." She ia the lady who, at Sponsored by the ttaaeliestor are tied t o ^ e Index. and received possible fractures of Fahey have returned from a 2- Gnnnrol Rnpoir Work shd those that do not,’’ seedling Coimcil o f Ohprclieo RECORD OF week vacation in Maine and New Open Saturday nntU 6 pan. the age of 62, took up a new career Kenneth Tedford, Coventry, in­ both arms when he landed on MANCHESTER Tel. MI 9-0300 \ to ^>Bi1tl8h Foreign Office spokes­ terior decorator with Watkins Among others, Harvard tsachet paved street His condltioiT was NOTICE Hampshire. man, \ of writing about the claaaical clvi- The One Prayer Bros., has recently completed a six the Icelan)iic and Slovens lan­ listed as fair at St Raphael’s INVESTMENT PROFITS llzationa which formed the dawn guages. Manchester Evening Herald El­ .Ths other adds to a list of dis- Some pray kneeling, some pray week’s summer course at the New Hospital. ^ lington correspondent, Mr*. G. 'F. DRY CLEANERS FOR EXtRA MONEY SUMMER CLEARANCE putes Briti^ will not submit to for our modem world, and what- standing. YorkT School of Interior Design, an M atdi IhhT Beginning Monday, Aug. 26 we Berr, telephone TRelqont S-8S1S. MANCHESTER Institution devoted exclusively to SA LE ^ arbitratioif those “ relsting to ques- ever affocUons drew her to the|®°"** P**y asking, spme demand- H4MT 93 WELLS STREET W E PAY subject have ripened and strength-1 *"*'• decorating. tioBS which, in the'^opinion of the Tedford came to Watkins from will be CLOSED for our Annual > ■ . Tdtphons 3-7254 government of the 'united King­ ened vrtth the years. . gome with anger, some with prrise. Cheney Bros; where he designed HIGHEST PRICES dom, affect the national .security Great pMtry never dies,” ahe Some in fear their voices raise, fabrics. Vacation. We hope to re-open CUNLIFFE For Rags, Paper. Metala of the United Kingdom or mny of said in one of her milder defenses I _ FUR and and Scrap Iron ’ its territories." This change, Mrhich A reieue from the Gas Ap- STUDENTS ,of the claaaical yeaterday. AU the *’*’**^’ , PINE MOTOR SALES CHOiCE VAROm CALL OB OBLIVBB TO , hag. drawn criticism in Britain it great qreek play. Uck today, Mte ®'”"* vengewtee, M,me reUef. Uance ManufactuiArs Assn, shows Sept. 17. a great upswing in the number of SEE OUR COMPLETE EXPERT A l. . BOX STORAGE QUALITY self, is seen as "undarmlning" the said, U actors great enough to do And of them all, God hears the one homes using gas appliances. PHARMACY FENDER R I SELECTION OF » Center St.—Tti. Ml 9-8814 OSTRINSKY court. Tha phrase “in the opinion them justice. Who humbly says "Thy Will be fc... SEAFOOD A t the end of last year, 229,000 ENAMEL and DUBR Daalara la Waato Matenala of the government of the United Prometheus, tha great “rebel done." New England jio iu » were using R|EFIN1SHIN( Panes 781 PARKER ST. Kingdom" takes the definition of gas for heating, and another 35,- Carlton's Coffee House 43 O A K ST. against tyranny/’ attli has au-' SANDERS BRIEFCASES PINE LEN O X RCASONABI.B prilUBS The Totten Way TOL Ml-S-8785 or MI-S-SS79 natlona] security away from the 000 are expected to be built with TEL. MI 9-9937 preme meaning', ahe said. "That I 251 NQRTH MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER FREE BSTIMAIBS court and givea it to Britain. It CRUISER PILES .UP MILEAGE gas furnaces this year. Lessons for: spirit was ia ancient Greece and The heavy cruiser Toledo has GAMA credits the adoption of a A LL PRICES PHARMACY ROUTE 80—WAPPINO CONN. is contended that the principle of Hw foil Vmv 896 B. Oeater BL—8 0 9-0896 o CHILDREN ~ is still there. The Greeks wers the steamed enough miles since her new type of gas vant, which re­ SerTkeSaup^Vew AT THE RIUHFUIA SIGN reciprocity which governs all court moves waste products more effi­ ■arm af uatk. aa W m na. o TEENAGERS Have the Luster BILL'S TIRE flrit free aaUon in the whole ^ have COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES R.bibUI ia 1»S« « MteWMS TEL. Ml-S-Mj activity will enable any govern­ sailed around the world 10 times. ciently than factory-btiilt masonry RaMiir. iM lu a( MSMM o ADULTS AND world; vaim m comm ustti waais *UM ia IMI aha aaM M u Ika ment to refuse the court’s juris­ kan au4« aafilil gaia. a( IIITSO aaa >« uth raar .(Baa tha aaaU of Your diction on the same ground. 'I aaw, aa I drove through the aaiaS la a giairri ■ark.* gaia* kara aaS. taaiial gala, al Aftenioon and evenlog a( lass, (ar rack IlMS larail.4. REPAIR SHOP - It is to be hoped British policy countryside^ Greek boys leaping KSn.M, caanganS la a saaral MANCHESTI ciassoo. Diemourf Restored DEWEY RICHMAN Kananr, SiviAaA anaaalarf la •urhal gala* a( tUMSS (ar aa* William H. Green, Prop. can soon shake off tha effects over rocks, running up .stone MMo tigee ia-w97 MHIDLE TPKE. WEST Three of the autooMkere cut purity of thought and axpreaalon 10 p.m.-r-Mldnight...... Heltn Arthur, Mary Keanan. rffM OADSm iT Monchsitur Awniita C Owned and Opornted Bjw OWMd and Operated By EXPERT CO. . peleee v t their 1958 mt^ele by whlrii might await us 16 we could Bkywatota Post located op top of Manchaatar Police Station. .Oreanization • lx|wrleiiee • RntMirth • ImeglMiHeii i98xW E8T ClENTERBT.e n t e r i VoluntMra may register st Civil. Defense'Headquarters, Munletpal Fm IOR ALLAN R. OOE JR. AL EUUN PHONE MI S-76S5 xaispiMM an 9-8091 •100 a cap la return for a union only bring ounelves to taka tha Building, Monday, Wedneaday or Friday from 1 to 5 p.m.

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BUGS BUNNY Farmer (to new hired handl— Guide—This, air, is loaning Whera's" that mi;le T told you to tower of Pisa. take out and have shod? Tourist—Pisa! Let me think, Answsr to Previous P u n l^ ,New .land—Did you say "shod"?, No, that doesn’t sound like the con­ I thought you said "shot.” rv4 PlLJUlCJU s Need Win over Granby Sunday to Tie for Round tractor’s, name who built mv ga­ u a n l u a A youngster, in school delivered what a fool you’d look like riding Just been buryln’ her. rage, but tt looks like his work. mi II l■ [rltI himself of the following essay on about on a cow. ACBoee DOWN m u td u k e u the goose; ■IULJC.T". Farmer—Not half such a fool i t ----- Iilthdi “Qeese Is a low, heavset bird I’d look trying to milk a bicycle. CARNIVAL IMan ’ c -ja u c ^ u which is mostly meat a^d feathers. BY DICK TURNER In American 3 Mine entrance IDFIISIZIU ' Samoa ( jt a iJ U L i Kia hed sits m one side and he Department head ~ I wouldn’t 3 Not any rjrj-~'LJii Ex*Mates Turn on Yanks Early Nominee ior Award Major Leogua sits on the other beeae can’t sing • Page Pago, Gas Housers Pin Hopes wake you, Charlie, If It weren't Amtriesn 4 Footed v.ase HI-IU much on account of dampness of important. You’re fired! I Anoint IE' ' =Lfliaders=j the moisture. He ain’t got no Samos's OItI eapitil, was 6 Writer’i mirk To Shave League Lead National League between-the-loe.s eague, Moriarty Bros, engage league­ The - rider started to cross, but 14 Small finch, W L -I»ot. G.B. Runs—Asomi, Milwaukee, 94: hatch but Just eat and logf and go 15 Substitute 12 Cubic meter • Samoa has an 44 Formerly , while their American l.d:ague lead has dipped to 6Vi games Milwaukee 74 46 .617 — leading Granby tomorrow afternoon in an important 2:80 soon found that he and this horse 13 Perch anew ----- of 70 . 48 Girl’s name Mays, New York, 89; Mathews. swimming. If I was- a {,'oose I’d had to rwim for their lives. 16 Summer (Fr.) It’s kl! come on the champs,' laaff’ —- — ' ...... St. Louis 68 S3 .562 6 >,4 encounter at Mt. Nebo. The host Oilers, .sporting a 6-1 won rather be a gandei." IS Eucheristic square miles 47 Sidelong 1957 . trip through' the "West, the Milwaukee, 85; Blasingame, St. When the ■ traveler reached the IT Rent' Bi-ooklyn 69 64 .661 6H Louts, 84; Robinson, (Jinctonati, 81. and lost record in loop warfare,^- II B ^ wine vessel 20 Pattern look tour that was supposed to nail week ago, too, looked it up against other side he turned and shouted:' Frank Sullivan in a rain-lnter Cincinnati 62 69 .612 12 <4 Runs fikitted In—Aaron, Milwau­ must upend the visitors, who boast You can alwa> tell when a man 30 LcU' 20 Obvious 31 Precipitoui 41 Augmenti the pennant, but good. Rider — I thought you said It 10 Goddeee of rupted second on a walk, error and Philadelphia I 62 59 .612 12% kee, 101; Musisd, St. Louis, 97; a perfect 8-0 mark, to create a Is enjo.sing himself at a party by 31 Bratillsn 21 Spanish title 36 Large cask So what happens? They lose two possible three-way tie, for second wasn't deep? . . of courtesy 37 Bridal path ’ infatuation singles by. Larry Doby and Sherm New York 56 66 .472 17% Mays, New York, 81; Crowe, C3n- Silk Town Nine w'atching his wife Boy It isn’t. It only, takes state of three gt Kansas City, with ex- Chicago 48 72 .890 27 round laurels. 31 Dine 33 Apple 40 Pronounce 13 Thus (Latin) •Lollar that made it 2-0. cinnaO, 79; Hedges, Brooklyn, 77. grandfather’s ducks up to their Yankees Ralph Terry and Jack tfr- Gene Cohley streiched his *hut- Pittsburgh . .44 76 .370 26% Hits— Schoendlenst, Attlwaukes, Like Morlarty's, the Bristol middles I U Enthuslastle han the winning pitchers and ex- (■atunUy’s Schedule Heubney Plumbers first round Reaches Finals Wonder if the world wasn’t a ardor out string over the. Dodgers to J9 160; Musial, St. Xiouls, 159; Aaron, happier place bark in the days Yankees Woody ■'Held. Bob Cerv Mllwai'kee at Brooklyn,—Trow­ victors, have lost but once In SOLetva out innings before the Brooks, blanked Milwaukee, 157: Maya, New York, when the Big 4 was just a eallroad. Success is getting what you and Billy Martin batting in or scor­ on four hits, scored on Sandy bridge (4-4) vs Podrea (10-5). 156; Robinson. Cincinnati, 155. second round competition. Should 31 riddling ing the big runs. both the OUere and Plumbers win In Tduraament want. Happiness is wanting what Roman Amoros’ double and a single by Chicago at Naw Yofk,—Hillman Doubles—Musial, St. Louis, 82; A salesman at the village store you get. Then ex-Yank Gene Woodling CTiarlie Neal In the ninth. Don (4-8) vs Gomez (13-10). Hoak, Cincinnati, Spencer, New emperor took a crack at them last night, was trying to persuade a farmer 13 Arachnid McMahon cam e on and gave- the St. Ltrais. at Philadelphia,— York and Bouchee, Philadelphia, Behind the fine two-hit pitching to buy a bicycle. They'll never really eliminate IS Heavy blow rapping a two;run homer and two’ Brooks-tWo uneAi-ned runs on his Wehmeier- (6 -^ vs Simmons 29; Schoendlenst, MUwaukee and of lanky Ed Cain, Manchester bat­ Parmer — I’d rather spend my the clutA In modern cars, not as 34 nradisc singles in his first four trips be­ own throwing error and Gino Cl (11-8 ). ^ Thomas, Pittsburgh. 26. tled its 'Way into the finals o f the money on a cow’. long as there are moonlight nights 35 Station (tb.) fore doubling home the -winner as moil's clinching two-out single. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, — Triples—Mays, New York, 16; Ahem-Whalen Tournament at Pal­ Salesman (inslsting)-r£ut think Cleveland made off with a 5-4 de­ Don Drysdale won his 12th with Lawtence (11-10) vs Kline (4-16). Bruton, Milwaukee, 9; Seven play­ 2 and young couples. ^ SI Manure of mer Field in Middletowh last papmr cision In 10 Innings. a htticss ninth after Ed Roebuck Friday’e Resulta ers tied with 7. mght turning back Bristol 7~2. Pat Pierce Wins TTth had fanned Ed Mathews and Aaron MR. TW EEDY BY NED RIDDLE M Pago Pago It Brooklyn 3, Milwaukee 3 (Night) Home Runs—.Aaron, Milwaukee, Mistretta turned In a fine relief Job That whittled another game off wtth the bases loaded in relief of Philadelphia 3, St; Louis 2 36; Smder, Brooklyn, 33; Musial, OUR BOARDING HOUSE with on tho Island aa he was called upon to retire tho MAJOR ROOPLB of — - the Yankee lead as the Chicago Sandy Koufax. (Night) St. Louis, 29; Banks, Chicago, eide in the inning after.the fln t 43 Mariner's White Sox, with' Billy Pierce win- ancinnati' 6, PittMiurgh 0 C row e, Cincinnati and Mays, New two men had reached base safely. il'ing his 17th on a four-hitter, de- (Night) York, 28. UM-HAK.', HBAsIENS/ diraetton. In the first Inning Manchester YET MV , ' Ul& aR igld • fcaidd Boston 4-1. New York 3, Chicago 2 (16 Stolen Bases—Mays, New York, cashed In on looee fielding by their THIS LETTER, SISMED BY PADRE 41 Note In 32; Gilliam, Brooklyn, 21; Temple, Pl e b e ia n MI0HT 1 In the 'National, I.«ague, Mil­ Isaac Logart Innings, (Night) opponents as they scored three (SASPARILLA, h a s t h e U fO - Guido’s tealt waukee blew a 2-0 lead in the ninth Cincinnati and Blasingame, St. • 3 1 0 0 1) , Williams .UlUess- -k- i |S(|||tf,/There were" no knockdowns. Infield slnglA Stroke Margin liams, Boston, 31; Colavito, Cleve­ Maneggia (808) have'proven con­ Comeutkl, ir. p ...,:4 ';r -1 0 0 Pierce, the majors’ top winner,' Ill wet. few solid punches. Logart Boston at lOuisaz City land, and Maxwell, Detroit, 21. sistent batmen to r Morlarty's thus GIscomini, li 8 0 0 struck out seven and walked two New York at Detroit far. Included among' Paquette’s 27 Kelley, cf ... 3 0 1 0 0 used left hand frequently and car-, Standings Stolen Bases—Aparicio, Chi­ Moluiis,-ss .'. 3. 0 0 3 1 whlla keeping Ted Williams hitless (Only Games Scheduled) At Milwaukee cago 20; Mantle, Ne>v York, 16; safeties are two triples and four Mills, c ...... ried the fight to his shorter and Pet. 3 .0 0 8 3 in four trips and taking the major less-experienced foe who diupped Pilarclk, Baltimore ’ and. Rivera, hoiriers. league lead In complete games Police A Fire 1.000 To tals ...... 33 3 a 31 9 a 1 his third straight decision. Chicago, 13; Minoso, Chicago, 12. After Sunday’s big battle the Maachester . wdth his j5th. Williams, who like Lawyers ...... 500 Milwaukee, Aug. 24 (.O') — To Silk Townera will prepare to en­ 800 810 5 -7 1 The crowd for the 'nationally hear his fellow pros tell it, San Pitching (^ sC d on 10 decisions) Bristol 000 003 0—3- Mantle bias been shut out three televisea and broadcast' (NBC) Riverside Card Auto Parts .; .000 —^Ooqpvan. Chicago. '■ 14-3, .824; gage the Rockville' Scranton 8b white 3. Avery. Wojnarowlcs; times in the last four games, now Friuiciseo’s Ken Venturi can’Jt miss Shantz. New York, 10-3, .769; Sun­ Townies in a 'u^st t;vo-of4hree- DP, Castolene, Ahl, Klrtluk: M)B, Man­ LONG SAM contest , was one of the smallest In being a big winner. chester 10, Brietol 9; BB. Castolene S, AL .CAPP and BOB LUBBERS leads the bat battle with .382. recent years at Olympic Stadium. The winners led by George May, ning, Detroit, 15-5 arid Narleski, game series starting Tuesday night Cometskl 1, Cain 2. Mtstretm 1; Bo! BVt SAW YER The Sox, who trailed by The gate was only $1,584.30. Features Car scored once In the. first, then rang He took a strike toward hia Cleveland, 9-3, .750; Ditmar, New at Nebo. The second game will be Castolene 1. Coraetekl 5. Cain 4, Mls- ROY CRANE up a big cluster of five runs in the second consecutive tournament York, 8-3, .727. plajed Thursday at Henry Park In tretta 1: Hits off, Castolene 5 for 6 MW etK«K> 7N6K victory yesterday by swiseplng into runs in 3 33 Innlnfs; Comekskl 3 for 1 T HAVE ’ BUT, SIR, THE TRIBESMEN second to clinch the game. In the Strikeouts Wynn. Cleveland, the Windy (3Ity, The date and site run in 3 1-3; Cain 2 for 3 rans in S; ■n^KimseMPouDK VERY WELL,THEN, All.. , ALLAH K the 36-hole 'ead of the $35,000 ANREASOMie , Otrr THERE ARE MY nO P tf. Of Bob Oliver big inning Todd Potter, May and 168; Pierce, Chicago, 134: Bun- for a third mee’ ing, if necessary, Mjstretta 0 (or 0 runs In L HBP. Fesh- dve«m»»/wwrT)iB*i« EUTIHOPE YOU'LL NOT PRAISED! Mark Monette all crashed bingles; Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament 1* and Wojnarowlcs by Castolene; W, AU... CAMT W n I'VE NEVER SEEN THEM. REGRET IT... ITS HOT nlng, Detroit 133; Johnson, Balti­ will be decided oy a toss o f a coin. Cain: L, Castolene. Then «o onlv ONeTHWB TMANK Tjie seventh run came across in.the by one stroke. Tlie 26-year-old more, 124; Turley, New York, 111. WAMglCAIiO^- IX KNOW NermiNfi about WHAT 1 PLANNED. SIR! Green Manor Tops Elks Tonight's card at "Riverside KM.-.irSTtMEll fourth on May's homer. auto dealer shot a four-under-par Park Speedway looms as a mighty 66 at the 6,355-yard Tripoli Golf Important race meet to eeveriU Frank Maloney got the other ex­ White Hope’ Aspects • tra base hit for the winners, while Cli'h for a second' round total of of this top-point boyh on the rac­ 134, six under. Giants Win 24-7, In Playoff Game, 15-0 ing roster. The results of to-, Art StoiMy, Brian Eltzpatrick arid night's main event may separate Tom Delaney got the losers’ three Breathing dowm his nack, with Floyd ^Outspokenly Bitter’ the. possibles frqm the also-rans hits. , 136s after beating par and. some Lions Beat Eagles One game away Irom the playoff- Ureea Manor (II)'. in the battle for the 1657 modified The- r i s e s ' continues Monday of the worst weather of the tour . - .....-V- cbampionsllip in the Alumni Base­ ab r I) po a e rbl division championship at Aga­ night at Buckldy Field where Po­ were Bob RoAi'urg of San Fran­ New York, Aug. 24 (g).— The Before Rademacher Fight Bates, as .-...... 3 1 ^ 0 1 00 cisco; Don IVhUt, another <^11- ball League is Gteen Manor’s l>otter, lb. l i ...... I '2 J 1 0 0 0 wam. - • lice Jk Firs meets Manchester Auto world champion New York foot­ Ba.ikervllle, If, lb .-.4 3 4 ■ "1 0 4 Chief point o f interest for-rac-' Parts who are seeking their first fom ian . from Alameda; and ball Giants continued to rumble classy combine. Last night at Marsh, p 4 8 1 -1 j| 0 1 rin^fansInsL-ians will' ha'joohteredha .centered on Eiddic will and,hope to remain in conten- Canada's A1 Baldli.g. down the exhibition trail, as they SeatllS, Aug. 24 — Twenty- ^ e w ■was opened by the question C a rte r O ak-Park the Manors, Basleson. c 0 7 1 0 0 Wimke, , BuMyis 'Krebs and Jocod ttori for the.championship. Then came John Clea^yt of Hart­ rolled over the Los Angeles Rams fc)ur hours before hts champion- of whether Patterson might carry regular season champions, trounced McCarton, rf 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Maggiacomo.’ . At the moment, Psllce « Fire (7) ford, (3onn.. with a 136;V^teran 24-7 Friday night for their second ship fight with Pete RademScher. Rademacher for a few rounds If the Elks by a 15-0 count,-The game a, r( ... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sam ■ Snead of 'White Sulphdr straight win. Detroit Lions came heavyweight king Floyd Patterson Kqurba. 3b ...... 3 1 O-.rt 1 0 1 sntLharring.a complete reversal of ab r h po e e rbl htT found the challenger Inept and JEFF COBB 1 1 was haltedf by dBrknes.s after five b Mt-Kftv, 3b, p form tdnight by these mree lead-, Burnett. 2b 3 1 Q 0 0 0 0 Springs, -W. Va., with a 137; and on with a great third period surge was "outspokenly bitter about easy to beat. At first, Patteraon BY PETER HOFFMAN Innings and this saved the losers Connollv, cf .... 0000000 McGanii,. ea ...... 4100'1 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 era,, the first place spot seems to May, lb . ; ...... 3 3 2 2 0 0 3 -Howie Johnson of Houston, •Tex., to down the Philadelphia Eagles what he termed the ‘white hope’ answered in terms of boxing re­ MICKEY FINN from any further embarrassment. c Knsak, II ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Mike Souchak of Grosslngers, 34-27 in T'oledo, Ohio's Glass Bowl. aspects of the bout, the Post-ln- DUrSWHAT GUSSC'B OOT A I H0PE60.,M0RE t k A n m e YOU ASK Real Trouble! BY LANK LEONARD be destined for one of them. In Potter, c ...... 3 0 116 0 0 3 peating that ha would not ‘imder- I TOLD THEM TTnStSC" Second game in the best of three ToUli Oucette. p ...... SuO' i 0 0 0 0 N.Y., with 138s, A t 139 were Doug 'The Giants scored in every quar­ telligencer said today. estimate’ hls amateur opponent. CHIP ON HER SHOULDER, THANANYTHWS - SIXLTHWK -26 15 " l 15 1 ~0 " i the remaining three cards in the Mannlns. rf ,.,,.,..3 .0. 0 0 0 0 0 I KNOWVOURCHILOREN IN MY LETTER, BUT I'M SURE ELSE M THE HOW! THAT'S game series is scheduled' Monday KIks tt) , Ford, the Masters champion from ter with Frank Gilford scoring two “A few moments later, the ■ SWIPED HUWHAH! ab r h po a e rbL modified stock class there are Goihberg. rf , 10...... 0 0 0 0 0 Tha newspaper in an article LEFT BECAUSE OF ME, HEATHER!... X THEVLL BOTH THeoesTowe niglit at S;4S at Charter Oak. Howes, 2b ...... enough points at stake to put Monette. If ... 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 Mahopac, N.Y.; (3ary Mlddlccoff touchdowns, Alex Webster one and signed by sportawriter Emmetts champion said he hqUeved the , OSSLINBi BUT I DO WONT keys/ A OUKN ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 Malonev. 3b ,. THAT-S WKVI'M LEARN TO LOVE He'S HITAU 'HOOK! The'Manors, coached by Larry McAfiam, lb ...... 1 0 0 5 0 a, 0 either Krebs or Jocco on top. As 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 of Dallas, who won the first Mil­ Ben Agajanion a field goal and Watson said Patterson talked of 'white hope’ smgle was .the moti­ TO BE A GOOD MOTHER Smith, ct ...... Brasil In, cf ... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 three extra .points in a game BRIN6MS BRONKO VDU JUST AS P A W T 5A U Bates, pushed across six runs in 3 .0 0 0 0 O ' O’ usual Flemke will battle down to Dalton, cf .... 10 0 00 0 0 waukee Oipen two years ago; young -the bout in an Interview at his vating factor behind tha whole TO THEM/ BACK HERE/ I DO/ Oibsnii, If. c, p . -2 0 O-.O 0 1 0 Paul Harney of Worcester, Mass.) played at Los Angeles. The Rams oven NOW! the first inning and added clusters Kiihiniai), c. p 2 0 0 7 0 1-0 th'e final flag to try for his second training camp near Kent the day concept of the fight. He said tha o f two in each the second and fifth McNeill, p. If championship In a row plus the Totala 36 7 4 13 1 1 6 Bq Wtninger of Odessa, Tex., who scored on Bill Wade’s pass to Bob Georgians who put up the money Lucas, i-f ...... 2 0 1 II 0 a 0 Lanyert tli before hls knockout victoryThura- frames and five more in’ the third. 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 big cash award at the end of the is still looking for his first victory Boyd from II yards out in the final dmy over Rademacher, the Olym­ were thinking strictly in terras of Tupper, 8h ...... 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 ab r h po a e rbl ~Only ioJlM^ourth wha the side re­ ■TurklnBtnn, ss ... season. Saverick. 3b ;. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 of the year, ana Gordon Jones of quarter. pic Games heavyweight king. • 'white hsa» unseating a: colored 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 Dt-laney, c ... Alliance, Ohio. tiree wlUiOut scoHngat least once. a Feshier. ss .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Local Car Owner ...... ; ' 3 1 1 7 0 0 0 The Lions also winning their The article said also present at champion. The Elks used JhrCe pitchers but e Perry ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 A. Storey, aa . 3 0 114 11 There .were iiumy who slipped second in a row, were down 20-K) ‘I deffnitely ■ feel that’s the Bob Oliver of Manchester, owm- Fiunatrick, lb 3 0 1 '5 0 0 .0 the Interview were Dan Fldrlb, none was affective. Totals 15 0 "l « *I "i "o DanJ<-ls, cf ... 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 out of ^mediate contention for at halftime. With Bobby Layrie In hls trainer; Buster Watson, a whole thing,back of this light," Burt BaskqrviUc and Skip Marsh a ADtonlo for Mccertaw In Srd. er of htagglacomo’s new No. 10, Martin, rf .... .2 0 0’ 3 1 0 0 the $6, 3. BIka 5 ; SO, Mar.h 6. Lawyere ...... •...... 000 001>-1 a 5-uhder-par 65. He took a 75 attempts for 260 .yards and two “ The champion said that certain In the remaining three features'. 2B. May. Maloney. DP.' Martlri-nta- touchdowns He kicked two field left here by train yesterday for plays afiel4 .Sfid bases .on balls to McKay 1. McNeill'3. Gibson 3: Hlt» off Jocco hss returned to his old form yesterday and fell back to a four- things had been said to him by turn tho g ^ e Into a 'rout- Narah 1 for 0 runs In 4 »-3 tmilnzs; patrlrk: BB. Plouff. »: BO-Ducette IS. V/ay tlr fo r 14tlrpiace'with an even goals and hooted four pat’s. , New York and were not available vtsitors from Georgia that led' McKay 0 (of- 0 runs In 1-3: hlcNalll 3 and is the driver to watch tonight Plouff 7: WP, Ducette; Scorer, Alan for comment. Rademacher also CAPTAIN EASY Slowingr Down? Chrls McNeil’s single was the foC 8 rua In 2: Kiihlmann 0 for ■ 3 Willlama. par 140. ’Tonight, the Chicago Cards face him to believe that there was BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS »i'RlENDS Safe frorri start to finish. His big fol­ the Green Bay Packers at Austin. could not be reached immediately. iT'»'Nor Ase, Mg. Mecoi BY MERRILL BLOSSBB only hit off Manh. Gibson 2 for 4 runs' In lowing will li>e pushing for an­ more to the fight than a contest vooK fgivATt uae yes'K Tho summary: M cN all^^*” " ’ ''“ “ “ -Krrr: L. Tex., the Cleveland Browns and Wataon wrote In the article: between -two boxers. vTM 5UFFEgl»l(5 nrou 5HOO< » no COUfiRW OW SHOW YOU IM other feature win In a row with / ‘‘Speaking of the 22 Georgians WANT MV Very well ,ycxj m ay , U u p ! eR" let m e w a l k a h e a d ? the Pittsburgh Steelers tangle at Watsbn wrote: MIUBl I’M WARMINtfl more to follow'. Mhggiacomo’i Akron, Ohio and the Chicago who raised $250,000 guarantee to follow CLYDE AND mb/ may I a s k a ’’Patterson aaid that his post- You-.sPteo UP. OR fans stayed with him allduringhls Richards May Try litw fiimmick Bears and Baltimore Colts go at it gain -Rademacher hia shot at the I’LL gSPLACt VOO FAVOR OF 'IDU run of bad luck and blown motors fight plana had included a trip to' LEMMt in Cincinnati. title, Patterson said:' Oklahoma to visit his .aife’a fa­ MRS. LOCKET^ and have come to life again in a ‘” Ift New York they couldn’t HAVETHE. Alhambra, Dediaate Favored ther. 4 big wray during his amazing Shuttle System for Pitchers have raised $250 for this kind of " ‘But if I beat Rademacher up bananas/ comeback drive. The New York­ fight. Rademacher couldn’t have er hopes to ■ give them. more good badly," Patteraon said, 'or If I In Richest Stakes on Slate Sport Schedule raised the money in any other knock him out. then I’m not going reasons for their loyalty tonight. To G>mlmt Platoon System place but Georgia, or the South. near Oklahoma. I won't go any ’ Krebs wants a win after his That money had to be raised farther south than Philadelphia.* tussle with Maggiswomo last Sat­ Sunday, Aug. 25 someplace where they don’t like New York, Aug. 24 (;+)—Alham-4'Venthor Handicap at Atlantic City Patteraon thought a moment then urday and his fans wlU be on the Kansas (Sty, Aug. 24 (4P>—Man-eemployed tlic maneuver n the peat . Moriarty's vs, Granby, 2:30—Mt. colored people'. added: 'Well, no farther South bra and Dedicate, both of whom with Vertex heading a field of 11 cheering side froni start to finish. agir Paul Richards of the Balti­ hut never for an entire game. Neba lost rich stakes through disquallfl "The explosive line of the inter- than WasUUngton, D, C ."’, in a mile and on-sixteerith Flemke will be driving to get out more Oriolea, willing to try any Zuverlng said he didn’t think r hfonday. Aug. 26 cations, were favored, today in the end the $15,000 Btng O osby of his recent slump. A win is gimmick to win a batll game, is his arm would cool off while'play­ two richest n c e s on the national Elka vs. Green Manor, 6—Char­ Handicap at Del Mar with 10 con­ almost a must with the New Brit­ considering a ahiHtle system for ing first “unlesa it took an extra ter Oak. turf program as they seek to bol­ testing the Issue over six fur­ ain leader if he is to hold .down jiitchera to comifat the platoon long time to reUre the hitters Ken ster their respective bjds for the • Methodistf. vs. Jon-Dl’s. 6:80— longs. his first place spot down to tjie S.vstem. was facing." . Robertson I%rk. • tM7 by «A f iba. baa. TJI. Mac. V 1957 two-year old arid Handicap di­ wire. He is definitely on the vision titles. Rockingham. Park’s' $7;500 top Tlie Orioles have five men who Even so, the rules stipulate a I^Uce # Fire 'vs. Auto Parts, 6— MORTY MEEKLE spot tonight. ran play first base, Including the Buckley Field. Yep, He’s Restless BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE event has di-awn a field of clasa.v relief pitcher is entitled to a Attack WILSON SCRUGGS Fred Hooper's Alhambra, placed sprinters headed by Switch On and All signs point to . some real American League’s fifth-leading maximum of eight warmaiiL.. among the also bins In the rich battles over the Agawam asphalt Tuesday, Aug. 21 fiEW L O N ^ [THE ARE Pine Echo. Detroit also offers a hitter in Bob Boyd. But fof the tosses. Asked about the sltuatlorri NATIVES ISAIPTHENATiVE$ Arlington Park Futurity after a from 8:15 on tonight. Morlarty’s vs. Rockville, 5:45— .HE5TIC55 tonight r $7;500 race styled the Governors peat week, pitchers Georgs Zuver- in Detroit Thursday, where the Mt. Nebo. AREBESTLCSS you miD Mf no ID SNC3QP Btableiriate had,been found guilty ink and Ken Lehman have been WATERFORD ' TONIOMT.?' ’ AN06n$CMCTUNG0NMC/MpW Stake, with . a dozen 2-year olds Oriolea jplayed the Tigers, veteran Wednesday, Aug. 38 o f a foul, heads a field ‘of n m in meeting at six furlongs. ttUUng pre-game infield practice Umpire Bill Summers said; ^ v o m «>MA nv FOR nr SOM the $75,060 added Washington Park ANNUAL SENIORS Golf Tour­ Lawyers vs. P A F. 8—Waddell at first base. Field. NOKSl Fkiturity. The Kliaml-ownetl JuJe- Three Jockeys were the stars of nament at the Manchester Coun­ The rellifers ere two of the best "Unless we were convinced that nile has finishet} first in his six Friday's program. Willie Shoe­ try Club for male members, 4.5 the switch of pitchers was aimed Methodist vs. Jon-DTs, 6:80— In-the league. Zuvarink. a right- Robertson Park; outings. maker. scored with four of his years of age end over wUI bf held hander, has m 2.25’ « m e d nin SPEED BOWi mounts at the Chicago track to on the neitt thrqe weekends. ^11 « ! Saratoga Entry average.Bveraee. Lehman, a lefty,lettv. has a uhder the present rules, the ralhs his total for the year to 226, handicaps will be in force .for the pitcher qould be dented hie warm­ STAN iilLINSKI, Billy Thorn­ Dodle'ate, owned by Mrs. Jan 36-hole medal play.'Jdrmbem plan­ 2.48 mark. ’ / 34 short of yViUle HsrUck’s first ' Richards’ plan would be to em­ ups each time he returned to the ton and Jim Kirkpatrick of Man­ 'Burke,' goes after the mile hnd one- plac9 total. On® o f Sho®'® winner® ning to'play must notify 'the Pro 8 BIG RACES-26-LAP FEATURE quarter of the $50,000 added Sara­ ploy both pitchers in the same chester will take p a rt. in the wqs .Sally Slipper ($8.80) In the Shop. Players may play either game, moving .them back and Bicharda admitted he seriously toga Handicap in his first start Aug. 24-25., Aug, .31-Sept,. 1 or qualifying round • of the Unite* 'TOP DRIVERS AT FASTEST NEW ENGLAND TRACK! .fosiiue race. - j forth between first base and the considered trying out the system States Amateur golf championship U.CW since loMng top money o f-$65,000 Sept, 7-8. OMfMLl Walter Blum Itnd «a rold Keene mound depending on whether a •gainst the New York Yankees Tuesday at the wampanoag Coun­ TOMORROW 8:80 P. M. 1,000 ATTENDED LAST WEEK! '-'Y • In the -Atlantic City Handicap be­ split six o f the races of Atlantic cause of a foul.'’. right or left-handed batter was at last weekend. . try Club in West Hartford. Thorn­ m i Chty. Bliim>>triple included Magic p f 4he 16 stake racea run each the plate. He didh^t say what he would ton ulll represent the Teqiiesta FASTEST RACING FOUND ANY1VHl»E — THRILLS! Elsewhere on the national card, MaidSn. who paid $120.20, largest winter at Hialeah, Ted Atkinson Ttiere'a nothing in the rules to have doi(e when 'Mickey Mantle, .Country Club in Jupit'er, Fla. and there are sjich attractive feature price of the meeting, after winning hss ridden wlrnidrs in every fee- prevent such an exchange. In fact, tha Yankeec'-ewltch-hUUng slug­ Kirkpatrick la noW playing out of ADULTS *1.10. KIDS 80c. CLEAN. VAST T iU C K ! efferini^ / a * tho $23^0^ added the' six furlong featu$g in If 10 4-0. turs except one—ths Royal Richards' aiHl-4>ther monogara have ger, came to tha plate. the Waespanoakg Country Club. \ , ■ / •'I

PAGE EIGHT gAHCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 24,1SR7 MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SA’TURDAY, AUGUST 24,1967 Boalneas Locations BnsineM Service* Offered IS Bnaineaa Opportunities 32 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Suburban for Sal* 75 Wanted— Rw l EaUt* 77 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Garden— Farm— Dairy for.Rent 6 4 Wmrinc Appanl-bPinl 57 MANCKESTER —New 8H room SMALL, VERT attractlva restau­ Products 50 -J—z $ ll,t0 0 -s ix YEAR old ranch In ANDOVER — BOLTON — ARB TOU.OONSlOERma Sterling Calls Classified Mo RTENSEN TV. apedallaed RCA rant. For further details call m 14x11 OFFICE FOR rant. Available ru ch , attached garage,' ceramic Bolton. Bbccellent condition. Buy? d^ESTER FURRIERS— Furs rs- COVENTRY 810JJNO YOUR PKOBBltTrr Prober Labels Hoff a televlaian eendce. MI. 9-4141 9-8289. fTOGPiHTMir TOMATOM — 75c a basket. modeled, repaired. Cspsa and Sspt 1, $85 per month. Parking til* bath, $16,500. R. F. Dimock er may assume present mortgage W* will apprals* your proparty Stoles made. $19.95. Call MI 8-7311 facilities. W. O. Olenney, $86 K' Oo., Realtors, MI 9-5345 or Joseph at 4>4%. For appolntnaent call COVENTRY — $1600 down buys Advertisement FDOOR SANDING and reflnisbing. FREE CATALOG. Contains hun­ ^ ^perefTHrtou'// Michael Kurys, French JRd.. Bol­ this $8,600 very clean elx room free and without any obligation Square Dance «HO0On«Q9 MRKMCr ton. for free estimate, at your horns. Main St.. ;4I 9-5353. Ashford. An 9-6818 or P14-7169. An 3-4304. Wa sJao buy proparty tor cash. CLASSIFIED ADVT. Specializing in old floors.I. Ml dreds of businesses, farms and In­ Cape. Four down, two unfiniahed 9-57S0. <*J0K3RCHAU«- Mcreit* S elllu or buying contaet ' Slim Sterling, noted squarh dance come properties throughout U.8., FtOOR COmPMI'/ MEDIUM Sized outgrown man’s - s t u d io , 28x36. a d e r MUl Road, $15,800—5',b room Cap* Cod, up. No cellar. Lot 50x200. Immedl- Disgrace to Unions DEPT. HOURS Canada. Specify type and location next to the Bolton CSdsr Mill. Call foot Uving room, veatlbule, open ata,occupancy. Buyer may assume NANLET BRAY^ Realtor caller and popular entertalnar from Household Goods 5^ ault, topcoat, and jackets. G o ^ NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE BRAE-BURN r IbiU ^ desired. Deal direct with owners. ' MI 3-6389. present O.I. mortgage. Owner will New York, will be guest caller at 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. OID BtTRNGd^S cleaned and sent COKiPlOfMTiAU condition. 361 Weit Center St. atErcase. This house is In «xcel- AU. $-697$. U. I. Buyers Digest. 1608 Hill- .QUKTIDMd leht condition inside and out. Five rooms finished, one parti; give second mortgsfs. the MICbchester Sqyiare Dance (Osatiaoed tron Pag* One) . everything whensvnr yon iced.. MI 9-4901. a n t iq u e FURNITURE. *llver, completed, ceramic tile baUi up­ OOVENTRY-t $11,000. Very clean Club’e open dance. It will be .held hurst. Dept. 208, Los Angeles 27, Lltfe AN AIR* glaaa, china, and used furniture Beautiful lot in * prime location. want to need ’em In any part of COPY CLOSING TIME Calif. OFFICES, central location, Weldon R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml stairs,. lavatory down. Natural fin' four room Cape. Glassed-In knotty at the West Bids tennis courts on atatem«nt e*Ulng Hoffa unfit for Ui* country. . . you let ins' HILDB’ TBDEVI8ION Service. bought and sold. Furniture Repair Rooms Withont Board 59 Building, 901 Main St. iK n w .” FOR CLASSIFIED. ADVT; Available at all times. Pbilco fac Service. Ml. 8-7449. 9-5245. An 9-6818 or PI 2-7169. iah kitchen cabinete, exhaust fan, pine porch. Stone fireplace In large Columbia Monday from ^ to 10:80 p.m. th* Tsamater praaidency and a Hoffa aald h* could not rscaU lory supervised servics. Tel. MI ROOM TO RENT. Inquire Itate basement garage. Carter St. (end 11-vlng room. Domestic hot water For the past few years Sterling man wtioaa raoord waa a "disgrace whether the "thing*” Dio prem­ MOIV. THRU FRI 9-9099. Help Wanted— Female '35 SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Tailor Shopi MI 8-7883, or MI SEVEN ROOM, four bedroom, (on* of Porter St., Short -distance off heat. Upstairs hestsd. Aluminum has been square and folk dance to th* trade unientara." ised ta deliver were th* micro­ 10:30 A. M. tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle 'ffPm 7c 3-5047. : . Suburban for Rent 66 unfinished) modified . ranch, Caiiip Meeting Rd.) •term windows and screens. Over­ Contest P f izes Thus ended four etormy days on phones, or whether hs sv«r had CDOTHES PODE and posU In FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE As- each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, breezeway, garage, 149’ ft. front sized two-car garage. \VelI lands- SATURDAY 9 A. M. stalant, .between ages of 80 and 40, NEW THRBB-ROOM unfurnished ths witness stand in which Hoffa used them. stalled. Old poles removed and re at the Green. age, only $16,800. Carlton W, T. SHANNON, Builder scaped corner loat lOOxlOO. Eldeny Given Winners often talked )>ack but seldom told He listened hard to th* wlr* set. Trees cut and removed. MI to work In 'large muiti-llned In­ LARGE ra o N T room near bath. apartments with beat, electricity, Hutchins, An 9-5133. couple leaving for Florida. surance agency—willing to accept MI 8-5846. range, refrigerator, garbage dis­ BU 9^418 much. tapa, then told th* Senators: *idy VQUB COMPERATIU.N WILL 9-1SS3. S f^ TV SETTS—for cottags, rec- BOLTON — $12,000 — 5)4 room Wltaeases Name Hoffa memory is not/refreshed.” responslbility-^enographlc and eation room, etc. Good condition. posal, rear porch. AdulU. No FOLEY ST.—Homey 814 room $ll,700-8tX ROOM single, thre* Cape, domestic hot water heat, During Fair BE APPRECIATED bookkeeping background a neces­ ROOMS WITH light housekeeping. pete. Occupancy September 1. $90 home. Immaculate condition, Prior witness** had named Hoffa "If these recordings do not help SHED DORMERS, garages and all reasonably priced. Potterton’a. 130 or four bedrooms. On lot 60x180. harawood floors, aluminum storm you refresh your memory." Mc- t.vpes of carpentry woninjlooflng. sity-modern. slf conditioned ___ 6UE CAd Center St., MI 9-4537. Centrally located. Mra. Dorsey, 14 per month. 84 Elm Street, Rock­ screened porch, garage, parklike Columbia. Aug. 34 (Special) — a* th* inan who engineered th* for­ Arch St. . o n heat, electric stove. Near the windows and screens, heated up­ mation of seven phony Teamster aellan told him, “ It will tei«e th* siding, gutter work. For free esti­ working fscUlUes in Manchester. ville. Tel. TR 5-2505: evenings y ^ , near bus, only $16,900. stairs, full basement, lot I40x900. Diol Ml 3-5121 SHOPlM T)1E TR 6-6060. ' * Church of Assumption. (Tall Turk- Mrs. Mary Vadnaia of Groton was lopala in New York, staffed by Dio ixiwer of God Almighty to do It.” mates. call MI 9-8933, or Ml Salary, chance for advancement eiOtUACQOU CHAMBER’S FURNITURE Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-8jS2. ington Bros. Reslty'Go, An $-1507, Immediate occupancy. Owner wilt ROOM AND board for gentleman Multiple Listing Afember. the winner of the "Beet of Fair' henchmen as' officers, but without MeClelten gave no hint when 3-6700. and tringie benefits commensurate ■w e « treet.^ on bua line. Free An J1-7781, -r ‘ ------An 9-8665. carry first mortgage. with qualifications. Only detailed SALES parking. MI trophy In the crochet contest at any membera except some supplied Hoffa might be recalled. 9:1446. *18,800-ESTABU8HED residential ANDOVER—$18,400. Five room later by Dio. , biographical sketch and refer­ Wanted To Rent 68 OU30TT STREET—New rooiii ranch on one acre lot. Stone fire- the Volunteer Fire Department Brennan to Ron MASON WORK and evsry kind 70MAN .'OR shirt pressing. Ap BEFoae iow eaiN d- COVENTRY—Two lots, one water winner in th^ Teenage class. "told Sidney he should not run.” ply New System Laundry, 44 Har H O jp j, in a.m. • 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. . 9 p.m. THREE OR FOUR room furnished down, upatairs unfinished. Domea- front. Selling to settle estate. water heat, ceramic bath. Plaatered phony locals on Pr«aldMt Beck to tASsle. Vicinity Hebron Rd., ture Repair Servics, Talcettvilla. THAT '?A1N-FIU1.E0 ONE KITCHEIN and bedroom fur­ apartment for family of three In the butter sponge layer cake and John McNamara, one of hts The subject cam* up afttr Hoff* Bolton. MI 8-4941. riaon St. 'tic hot water heat, fireplace, Phone An 8-8336. walls. Aluminum storm windows MI. 8-7449. m AWNlMO YOU’RE ALWAYS welcome at the nished for daytime working peo­ Centrally located. All 9-4313. aluminum itorm doors, .windows, and screens. Artesian well. Imme contest Mrs. Ward ’ Rosebrooka close friends. was asked about Brennan’s eon- New Curiosity Shop, Route 6, An­ ple. MI 9-3081. ,■ dlate occupancy. was flrst prize winner which aU' McClellan sternly told Hoffa the •vlction for violating a Taft-Hart- 2 plastered walls, full basement, al­ BUILDINO LOTS—Bolton and Cov­ WEAVING of buma. moth bolee dover. Come to buy, sell, or loo* PAINTER, WIFE and boy 11, de­ tomatieally makes her eligible to evidence is clear that It was Hoffa lay provision pertaining to a union Personals and tom elothuig, hosiery tuna, SALESLADY most new one car garage, ameeite entry. Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker, LAWRENCE F. FIANO. at unusual antiques. 1-5 weekdays, sire unfurnished, Iocs] apartment. drive. Beautifully landscaped cor­ An 9-5910, enter the State contest In Chesh­ and Dio who masterminded th* man’s taking money from an sm- handbags repaired, Upper re Part time. Apply after 3 p.m. 1-8 Sat. and Sun. CHARMING room In private home, WiU decorate at own expense. Call Broker ire In November: locals and plotted to blacken the ployer. SHOE REPAIRING while you wait placement, umbreilas repaired, Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles for Sale 45 bath, parking. MI 94342. ner lot with sidewalks. Nice reei- collect, Swansea, Mast. OSborn dentlal section. Present i% mort­ m 9-5910 Winners in the bicycle contest SUm Storilag name of Teamster Vic# President The Brennan atatement aald ha .or while you shop. Sam Tulyes, 23 men's shirt collars reversed and Ckmtinentai Baking Co, LARGE FOUR burner gaa stove 8-5982. LOT 116.7x366, Hackmatack 8t. was convicted of a "technical vio­ Oak St. at Purnell Parking Dot. MANCHESTER f r i e n d l y ic e c r e a m is ac BOI^NS GARDEN, Tractors, CLEAN. MODERN double room for gage may be «aaumed. SO day oc­ last night were: Stuart Kaplan, Thomsa Hickey for trying to rcplkced. Marlow’a Little Mend A 521 CONN. BLVD. with center grill, tabletop. Good CaU An 3-8296. $ll,700-IAtAtACULATB foqr room Thomas Card and George and specialist for tbs Westchestar thwart tham. lation’’ of the Taft-Hartley Law. Ing Shop. ROCKVILLE cepting applications for part time ^^alking and riding, also attach- one or two girls. Centrally lo­ cupancy. Lawrence F. Fiano, home with basement. New heating WANTED—Ride from School St. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. help, eveninga and weekends. Gall condition. Reasonable. Call MI cated. MI 3-6745. Broker. AH 9-5910, iTtomaa Peters. The latter two (N.Y) Ckiunty Recraatlon Com­ Last night In Status, Bock de­ As an outgrowth of th* MeClel- - ANDOVER •'^ments. Riding rotary mowers. 3-5694. Business Property for Sale 70 system. Large ' two car garage. Ian Committee's work, the Sonata to Conn. Blvd., East Hartford. FLAT FINISH Holland window MI 9-8196. Capitol Equipment, 38 Main St. acted as "Pete and Repeat." mission. Prior to that he mads nied . he issued charters to the Drivers for school buses. $18,500—HERB IS a nice ranch of Suburban for Sale 75 Just over the. town line in Bolton. The arst place winner was given night club and radio appearances,' passed a bill ytMtardax to open to Hours 8:30 a.m.-5 p. .. MI'8-8087, shades, made to maaatuw. All WOMAN TO live in and care for THREE-PIECE living room eet EAST HARTFORD—Business zone Vacant. Good financing. Offers ac- local*. "I personally did not knew metal Venetian Winds at a new 7:30 a.m. • 9 a.m. USED SEWING machines — One Apartments— Flats— seven rooms, 1>4 baths, g*r*g*, a 13 cash award, $3 went to Card including an 8-monUi engagement anything about the Usuance of public inspection ftnaneial raperta three children 9, 8 3. One who with. Blip covers.------.Floor lamps. corner lot. Six room two story BOLTON—Coventry line. New five CMted, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, filed by tabor unions under Uia BJDIBC7TRIC RAZORS repaired. low price. Keys made whUe you 2:15 - 3:45 p.m, Situations Wanted-7^ treadle—some electric portables house. Domestic hot water heat, and manv more extras. Juat off and the third prize was $1. at a country music night club In those charters until after they prefers good home to high wages Drapes. . five-piece kitchen set. Jenements 63 the bus line. Fireplace, plaster, room ranch, ceramic tile bath, AU 3-1577 or AU 9-8418. Nation^ Labor Relations Act, Parts and cutting heads for all wait. Marlow’s. Write Box T, Herald. Call MI_9-4215 Female / 38 and one tailor's machine. Call Baby stroller and baby carriage. city water and sewer. N ee^ a lit­ knotty pine kitchen, walk-out Runs Again Today Secaucus, N,J, were Issued,” Beck said. 4 etc. Quick occupancy. T. J, The bill now goes to tha Keuaa. Remington, Sunbeam, Norelco, Ralph's. Ml 9-8487, or look for m'y Phone MI 9-8685. TWO FURNISHED rooms with tle work. Lot approximately 60x basement. Large lot, $15,600. R. BOLTON — Coventry line. New The fair started yesterday and Raised and educated In West­ Hoffa acknowIMged only a Schick. Russell's Barber Shop RANGE BURNERS end pot burn­ SECRETTARY for' local law office. WANTED —Experienced tractor I WILL TAKE care pre-school sign on Kelly Rd., Taldottville. light housekeeping. Apply 4 190. One car garage with cement Owkett, Realtor, An $-1577 or F. Dimock Co., Realtors, An Cape Cod, four down, two unfin­ will run today and tomorrow. TTie chester County, Sterling spent his 'friendly acquaintance” with Dio, ers cleaned and serviced. Also 0 comer Oak and Spruce. 85 hour week, one girl office, legal trailer drivers for full or part child In my hoips while mother USED FURNITURE for sale. Very Chapel St., Manchester. basement. Ideal for repair work 9-8245, An 9-6818, PI 3-7169. ished up. Ceramic tile bath, large main feature of the fair today is summers in ths Adlrondacks but conceded he had agrsed only new burners. Call MI 9-0147. experience, preferred but not nec time. Call in person at Carlson A works. $20 per jveek. MI 9-2552. DOUBLE FOLDING chairs, $1 good condition. Call MI 3-1776 be­ or workshop. Immediate occupan­ lot, $14,800. R. F. Dimock Co., a doll carriage contest. Girls where he learned to squkre dance. last month to “look out” for Dio’s pair. Zipser Oub, 85 Brainafd tween 5-P p.m. AVAILABLE after Sept. 1— Flvo $13,900-OOAIPLETELY renovated BOLTON— $15,600 — New custom • Automobiles for Sale 4 essary. Write Box U, Herald. Co., 44 Stock Place, Manchester. WILL BABy§rr for pre-school cy. Temporarily priced at $11400. cape with 6 rooms and garage. Realtors, MI 9-5245, AU 9-6818, PI under 10 will enter dolls and car­ He attended New York University family white th* racketeer Is in Place. room flat, two bedrooms with ga­ I-Awrenc* F, Fiano, Broker. Afl built Cape on large wooded lot. 2-7169. riages and compete for prizes. At prison. Dio ia awaiting sentence Building— Contracting 14 child In ij»y home, Brandy St., Vacant. FHA mortgage of $13,900 and, with square dance calling and EXPERIENCED meat cutter, full ANDERSON GAS stove. All chrome rage, ort East Center St. Adults, 9-5910. 4!4 rooms down, two unfinished 11 p.m. the vaudeville allow, run teaching pey his way. he earned in New York on an oxtartioh con- I MATCHEBELU NEED A CART Short on a down Or part time, full time preferred. Bolton. 0iU MI 9-3707. CARRIAGE. PLAYPKN, carbed, top, four burners and top griddle, $80. Write Box 823, Manchester, available. Fireplace, plaster payinant or had your credit turned up. This beautiful Cape has just ROCKVILLE — Eight room single, last night, will be repeated, both a bachelors and masters ds- vlcUoiL Hoffa said he can’t recall BIDWELL Home Improvement Oo. Call MI 9-7423. carseat. Other miscellaneous baby separate broiler and.deep well. Conn. wall*. Central. T. J. Crockett, been completed and Is ready for four bedrooms, deh, heatalator ^ PERFUMES oowaT Don’t give up! For a good Alterations, additions, garages. CLERK-TYPIST Items. Will sell for $25. Call MI Realtor, AH $-15n or MI 9-6418. The main feature tomorrow will grea. now tnat ha knew o f IHo' long Excellent condition. Reasonable.' Farms and Land for Sale 71 occupancy. Call the R. F. Dimock fireplace, oil heat, basement lava­ criminal record. deal—not thru a amaii loan com- Rs-siding specialists. Easy budg­ RETAIL LUMBER salesman' to Simulations Wanted— Male 39 9-2696. THREE ROOM apartment. Heat be the horse pulling contest sched­ Hts square dance prowess gained Liberty Mutual Insurance Co 383 Center St. MI 3-4242 Go., Realtors. AH 9-5245.Eveningr tory and shower. All city conven­ uled for 2 p.m. WIretaM Played r—see "Harry” at 838 Main et terms. MI 9-4495 or TR cover the Manchester area and vl and hot water furnished,.., $70 9tee-4o-sehool*iid bus. New Yorit Police wiretap* of ctnity. Salary plus commissio WILL SACRIFICE, 20 cu. ft. com­ month. Adults. Available Sept. 1, ly cleared. Very desirable. Call New etx room ranch, Nice home 9-6811. Immediate occupshey, $14,000. at the last National Convention of dined, would like part time work foot ladder, 75 feet of garden hose, Call Ml 9-3248 after 6 p.m. Mancbeeter Evening Herald Co­ tatephone conversations tatween BEFOREr TOO BUT a used car office for a young woman between all company benefits. Write mornings and Saturday, 'ftl. MI mercial time freezer, Nash Kel- PI 2-6856., for a junior executive. Large lot, George J. Ckileman, Rockville, TR Square Dance Callers, Leaders and GARAGEB, cottages, breeseways, P, Herald, stating qualifications four gallons best quality outside vinator unit, first class condition, BOLTON—Six room Cape Cod. lumbia poireepondent, Mre. Frank D ice r s , held in St. Louts, h« ap­ Dio and Hoffa wera played into see Qonnan Motor Salea. Bulck porches. 13x20 garags. I960 com­ the ages of 31-35 for Interesting 9-4997. pond on property. For modem 5-4045, TR 6-4710. evidence, indicating th* two men and expected salary. white paint. Ash can, unused, $185. Call AH 3-4426. FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT-:-Hot FOR DIFFBntENT eizei and types family living you mutt see this 14x30 living room, large kitchbn, Marchlsa, , telephone. AGedemy peared on' the program as caller Salas and Service,' 888 Main plete. 20x20 two car. 81460. No position In’ our Claims Department, dropleaf kitchen table. MI 9-6238. water furnished. Adults. Or­ of farms and land tracts within 20 8-9060. wer* friends and axchanged fav­ Btt'seC ML 9-4Sn. Oiten evenings one._____i full cellar, hot w ater. heat, arie- ■ITVO BEDROOM ranch, 24 foot and as maater-of-cercmonlea. ors. money down, five years to pay. Must have pleasing telephone per MAN FOR ESTABUSH^ Uundry WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, chard St., Rockville. Tel. TR milea 01 Hartford. Lawrence F. aian well, large lot, acreened knotty pine living room, 13 foot Free estimates. E ll^ n Construe- Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 NEW COLORED bathroom sets. 5-3107. The oommitteo contends that liM4 CADIDDAC, excellent condi sonality and be capable of compos and dry cleaning route/Salary and excellent condition. . May be seen Fiano, Broker. Afl 9-5910. porch, nice location, three min picture window, stone fireplace, Uon Co, AD 2-3462. commission. CaU after 7 p.m. JA Slightly damaged shower stalls at 33 F{ackmatark St. SOUTH WINDSOR Police Investigate Andover two of ths wire tap* showed Dio ttoo. private owner. For Informa­ Ing btisines letters. Typing is re MANCHESTER Pet Center for all and bases, sinks, bathtubs, 80 gal­ THREE ROOM apartment. Includ­ utea from Manchester. Pilced at combination aluminum windows 9-8588. / New 814 room ranch. Wooded lot only $13,500. Easy financing avail­ and doora, 1>4 acres land patio. waa providing Hoff* with micro- tion ( M MI 9-6863 between 8-6. FOR YOUR------new building, re- quired but speed is not essential. your pets and pet’s SuppUes. lon G.E, electric hot water heater, LAWSON CHAIR, recently reup- ing heat, hot- water, gas, gaa Houses For Sale 72 convenient location. For suburban phones to "bug” the Detroit grand modeling,------— or Wm. repairs call WANTED—Young man with b^ i- Free delivery within city limits. slighUy used. Choman's House- holstered in tapestry. Phone after stove and electric refrigerator, able. Robert U. Murdock Realty $12,500. Phone AU 3-4990 or AU Minor Accident ALPOA Auction 1968 CHEVRODET BelAtr, power family living, this is it! Co. AH t-5973. 3-6797. jury room—promising to bring Kanehl, Contractor and Builder. Other opening also availabje for ness college training to run book­ Pedigreed. Air conditioned. wrecking, Stock Place, or call .5. m 3-4563. $81 monthly Call MI 9-H87 from MANCSESTER New six room "thos* things’ ’ to Hoffa and pro- glide, radio, heater, good condl- Tel. Ml 8-7773. clerk-typists. Applicants must be Ml 9-4273. Open Monday-Satur- hn 9-2392. 5-7 p.m. only. ranch home in Rockledge aec- A car driven by George E. Ads- aon. call MI 9-0861.’ keeping ma_For Alember South Wine' -Older Colonial. AfLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real' Adamy'a Kuhlman said that he auction for a baked bean aupper 1949 STUDEBAKER Dand Cruiser Screens 14-A al office...... position. TTyping, j ^ . ” -light ■ dows, $3 each. MI 9-9831. THREE ROOMS, suitable for Office further information or appoint' ~ Board of Realtors Five large comfortable rooms. Ex­ tor, AU 9-1107, any time.’ - 41 was watchlnpr the can that was en­ land Corp. For an appointment and BENDDC ECpNOMAT washer, Or business, first floor. Main St., ment to ee call The R. F. IMm' which will precede the annual Four door sedan: Good condition bookkeeping, etc. lyorklng hours derails pandable attic. Attached garage. tering the Isn^gind did not see Ad- ALPOA meeting at 8 p.m. AUg. 81. 8:30-S p.m. Full time. For appoint­ ASSQRTED USED building ma­ good condition, new pump, rea­ center of town. Entire building oek Oo., Realtors, MI 9-5245 or AO Multiple Listing Service WANTED—Lakefront lot otj West Owner MI 9-3080. ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors, ENGLISH SETTHUl puppies, pure, sonable. Call MI 9-7921. Large lot. Needs attention, too smy slow his car. The ticket aale will close Thurs­ jalousies, porches, awnings. EVee ment call A A W Refrigeration CALL terials, plumbing supplies, win­ about 6,500 square feet. Suitable 9-6818, PI 3-7169. Side Bolton Litice. Owner will build Patrolman Joseph Sartor inves­ three months. $25. Ml 3-'^951. dows, Inside and outside doors, CUSTOM FEATURES in a newly much for present owner to keep day. 1949 MERCURY four door, good estimates. Call N. B. Chase Co. Co., 143 West Middle Tpke. MI 3-1768 . for stores, office, Insurance com­ decorated three bedroom ranch up. This is a good buy. permanent residence. Write Box tigated the accident and made po electrical wiring, brass, copper WES'nNGHOUSE combination oil pany, hall, etc. Occupancy 8-6 $11,500—Six room Colonial, excel­ X. Herald. Reception Blaaned tranaportatlon for only $135. Can MI 9-0283 or Rockville TR 5-1300. DOGS 9 OARDED, baUied and and electric range, $25. 437H N. home. An 18 ft. pine paneled play arrest be Been at 183 School St. 3 p.m ~ WOMAN for general housework from 9-11 a.m.. Mon,, Wed., or Frl clipped. State license. Shagg-Bark and galvanized pipes, furnaces, months. In center of town. One lent condition, buUt 1943, central, Andover—New oversized , Cape A reception will be held at the two mornihgs a week, radiators. Chofnan’s Housewreck­ Main St., Ml 9-3*56. west side location. Carlton W. room. 8hrubbed-ln patio, disposal!. WANTED parsonage of the First Congre­ p.m. Write Box WINDOW CiLEANER. Must be ex­ Kennels,- Tolland. Roberts. TR car garage for rent at the Center. Large lot close to Green echoot. Cod with 64 shed dormer. 6)4 large . ATBW LOW LOW Roofins— Sidins 16 Z, Hera•aid. 6-7528 or 5-5480. ing. Stock Place, or call MI 9-2392, Call MI 9-6228, or MI 3-7444. Hutchins. AO 9-5133. Multiple List­ rooms, vestibule . in front. Large TWO-FAAaLY HOUSE USTINO gational Church from 3 to 6 p.m 195 perienced and reliable. No high Priced at $18,500. Call AG 9-9301. Windsor Locks, Aug. 24 (/P) —- 8-12, 1-5, 6-8 daily except Sal., 8-5. ing Member. lot. 'Large shade trees in front tomorrow. Churth members and WOMEN WANTED for light fac climbing. Call MI 3-7614. UPRIGHT DEEP freezer for sale. For the second day In a row and CADIDDAC 19$T club coupe, Very RAT’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Call m 9-92*9. OE’F'ICE for rent Inquire Laundry, $15,000 — New 3 bedroom ranch yard. Priced right for quick sale. Cash buyer waiting. friends are invited to attend the good condiflon. PI 3-7311. built up roofs, gutter and con­ tory work. Apply Kaklar Toy Co. Articles For Sale 45 NEW COIXIRED bathroom sets. ■501 Hartford Rd. CaU after 4 p.m. ANSALDI BUILT Colonial, aix the fifth tinu) 'this month the tem­ ■oclal gathering which ia the flrst Slightly damaged shower stalls rooma, large lot, IH baths, nearing completion. Very central, Also, all -ither types of listings perature hit a reeord'minimum for ductor. work, roof, chimney „ 9 6 HlUiard St. THREE PIECE walnut' bedroom Ml 9-0969. full basement, fireplace, plaster Bolton—Cape Cod, Four and two event to be held at the parsonage SPECIALS I860 BUICX SUPER four door. CABINET MAKER and finish car­ Youngstown kitchen, basement ga­ the date today.at the U.S. Weath­ Irs.' Ray Hsgenow, MI. 9-3314. penter, MI 9-5043. ROYAL AND Snuoi-Corona port­ and bases, lavatory sinks and set. Also odd dresser. Ideal for walls. This is a real' buy for the unfinished. 'Two years ol^ Ebccel- GASTON REALTY CO. since Its renovation this summer. S t a n d s transmission and n MRS. HOMEMAKER. If ygur chil able and standard typewritera. double basin cast iron sinks, rage, $30,500. R. F. Dlraobk Co. er Bureau here. ’50 MERCURY COUPE '48 CHEVROLET CONY. ay Jackson,I. iO.80. 88-8835. spare bedroom or cottage. MI money. Ebccellent FHA mortgage lent condition, good location. Good Office: 165 School St. Radio and Heater paint. Runs good. No reasonable dren are In school you can use All makes of adding machines bathtubs, *0 gallon G.E. electric Realtor*, AO 9-5345 or Joseph Ash­ financing. Priced right. A reading of 44 between 6 and MEN WITH masonry or bricklay 9-5972. available. Also have another MI 041731 Evenings: AU 9-74M Manchester Evening HeraM And­ '60 NASH 4-DR. offer refused. MI 9-8103. FOR THE bestMn shingle and built your free time to earn a nice In ing background to handle appliqa sold or rented. Repairs on all hot water heater, slightly used. ford, AO 9-6818 or PI 9-7169. 7 a.m. compared with the previ­ over correepondent Mrs. Paul PfaH' come with Avon Cosmetics ranch a year old with recreation ’50 FORD CONV. BnUt-la Bade up roofing, gutters, leaders, chlm- tion of stone veneer for our newly makes, Marlow'a. Choman’s Housewrecking, Stock room finished for. $18,500. T. J. GASTON REALTY CO. LISTINGS NEEDED for all types ous low of 45 set 17 years ago.i^ stlehl, telephone Pilgrim t-6856. n ^ and roof repalih call Ccughlin. Neighborhood tenritory now avail Place, or call Ml 9-2392, 8-12, 1-5 $19,650 NEW WELL constructed Radio and Heater formed department. Must have 1951 SERVEL GAS refrigerator. 7 Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI ‘ Office: 165 School St, of homM, capes, ranches, co- 1948 DODGE SEDAN, radio, heat S-7707. able. Call MI 3-5195. ALUMINUM extension ladders, 24 8-8 daily, except Sat., 8-5. ft. $75. MI 3-4537. thre* bedroom ranch, hot Water *61 OLD8MOBILE truck. Tfb, pay to right men. Ap­ ft. 32 ft. sizes- in stock, $1.80 per BmTOt’s heat, % acre, treea, excellent lo­ 9-641$. All 9-5731 AU 9.4737 linitals 9, a or 4 family. ‘ Call '49 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. er, very good condition. MI 8-1003 ply In person. 35 Oak St., Great Da Lnto IS 4-Doar ilOOFTNG SlOmO, painting. Car- TYPISTS foot. Sherwin-Wllliama Co. 981 TWO LARGE bookcases, double cation. Carlton W,’- Hutchlna. AO Cieazypskl-Felber Agency, AU Spending Cut $2 Billion pmtry. Alterations And additions. Eastern Construction Co.,, 9-11 Main St. $•5112.. MANfTHESTER—Large tour bed­ Member 3-1409 or AU 9-4391, RAY DWYER, Vead Oar BfaMger a.m.. Mr. Lindsay. Boats and Accessories 46 glass doors, $10 each. Also several room Colonial. Spacious Uving 1949 PONTIAC, fully equipped. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ FOR WORK AT smaller bookcases, cheap. MI Board of Realtors ♦118. MI 8-7778, 64 Cooper St. LOAM sale:—Reduced prices for MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es­ FOUR FAAOLY, buti)iesa aone 9. room, dining room, kitchen with SELUNG, Buying, TradlngT L.M.- teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., n s Autumn 15 PAINTERS wanted. Only ex 9-4336. Multiple Listing Service St. Ml. 8-4860. August only. Dark, rich, stone sex St. Dally 12 . noon-9 p.m. REUUS Needs' repairs. Income $1536 * dishwasher and disposal, recrea­ M.L. (Which means Live Alodern STATE CAPITOL perienced, reliable men should year. First time on market. tion room, attached garage. Close free; Get ready now for fall seed­ Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Scott "W e’ve derided to quit commut­ —Multiple Ltst)—all your raal ea- Armed Forces Plaii Anto DrtTliiE SchooU 7-A apply. Top wages and steady work ing, Columbia Construction Co., Atwater-Ana' Boats. George L. Graziadio, Realtor, AH to-new high and m’sde schools. tate the modern way. The. Ells­ MANCHESnR MOTORS ing from Springfield, Alaasaehu- Roofing— Chimney for right men. Call Superior PI 2-8277; Willimantic AC 8-3283. Musical Instrumentfi 53 $-587$. Town A Country Realty Co. AD FIVE ROOM hous«.ln Coventry, worth AUtten Agency, Rdalton, DARsoirs DRnrmo school, State Comptroller’s Office Painting, Ihc., Robert Melendy setts, to here e\-ery day,” Mr. Mer­ Selling and Servkslflg AntomeMlea For Over SS Yeara 3-6366, MEdford 3-3793: AU 3-4901. Ml 8-6930. SIS Weat Center St. Open Evaalngs Uatil 9. BO S-MST Manchester's only trained and ROOFING — Specialising in ter—, - 8:30 a.m. -'4:30 p.m. - 5 daya PI 2-7070, or report at shop. 100 DISCONTINUED wallpaper. Over Oiamonds—Watches—• rill Mid. "W e’ye got our place ther* $1500 DOWN. Six room' home, hot ccitttled Instructor, For your safe­ Bumisde Ave., East Hartford at UPRIGHT PIANO. Asking price, sold. So show' us a good value in a water heat, aluminum storms, 130' Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ir week. 125 patterns to choose frt>m, 47c Jewelry 48 $15. MI 3-4385. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial. Near LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- For Austere Living ty We are trained to teach proper­ roofs. Gutter work. Qiimneys 7:30 a.m. a single roll. Most pre-trlmmed, nice 8 bedroom house.” frontage. Carlton W. Hutchins, All new ' high school, large living family, three - family, buaineaa ly. ML 9-60T5. cleaned, repaired, 38 years' ex­ Liberal Retirement and Insur­ some pre-trimraed and pre-'pasted. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- "We'll be glad to help you to find $-5133. Multiple Listing Member. room 25x15. Modem kitchen, dish­ B* Proud Of Your Sowing p rop ^ y . Have many caab buy­ perience. Free estimates. ance ^neflta. WANTED—Experienced lubrication Sherwin-Williams Co., 981 Main Wlrs. adjusts watches expertly. a good buy,” I replied. washer and disposall. Laundry ers. Mortgages arranged. Pleaaq (Continued from Pag* One) MIANCHBSTER Driving Academy Howley. Manchester MI 8-5381. man. Full time. Steady work, St. Reasonabla prices. Open dally. MANCHESTER—Sturdy six room rpoin, U4 baths, screened porch, from the Army's ordeT'^f battle' guarantees results. Expert Instruc­ "Fine,” Mr. Alerrill Mid, “ but call George L. Graziadio, Realtor. Is the Second Infantry, now in E lev e^ Holiday!—Three Weeks many company ' benefits. Apply Thursday evenings. 129 Sprucr Colonial, 100 ft. frontage, large two car garage. Excellent yard AU 9-5878 109 Henry Street Is achieving some o f its aconomiea tion, dual controlled 's r . Call PI Vacation. ' Mr. Carey. Moriarty Bros. RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced 6-ROOM RANCH perhaps' I should mention bur buy­ •bade trees. Fully insulated, plas­ Alaska at reduced strength. In an­ 8-7349, Day or evening appoint- Street. Ml. 9-4387. ing situation. We. have $1,800 in for children. Elva Tyler, ReiUtor. by shutting down or. reducing the Heating and Plumbing 17 within youT budget FUi, gravel, tered walls. Full, basement, set AU 9-4469. > activities of 102 shore edtablish- nouncing the retirement o f this manta. Annual inct’eases. TEXTILE PRINTERS. Exper sand, stone.- Light grading. MI I Near Mlnnechaug r 1 v e. I .jcash, plus a $1,200 bond for deed tu'bs. Hot water heat. IH baths, unit, the Army said only that it lenced on Rice Barton machine. I which we are carrying back on our menU around the country. . 3-8803. I I-arge lot. Ceram)r tile bath, earamic. Fireplace, paneling, MANCHESTER — Six rioom Co­ will be replaced by a "stream­ SCORTt^CK'S—Manchester's lead­ PLUMBING AND heating—repairs Write Box V, Herald. IfoU basement, partially fin- I place In Springfield. In addition, I Cool Comfort! Like the Air Force, the Na'vy APPLY blMb cabinete. A. A. Dion, BuUd- lonial. Bath and one-half. Bbccel- is slowing deliveries of some new lined force especially tailored to ing Driving School offers the most and contract work. Call Ml 3-1301. 275 GAL OIL tank, 50 gal oil tank I Ishrd game room. . Ot^mer I I make falrl.v gopd money and could er and Owner. MI 3-4880. perform its mission.” in driver Mucation. Thousands at DURING 1956 the gross program , CAPE C O D $15,600 , lent condition. Ideal tor family planes and is delaying placing or­ §tate Comptroller’s Dept. with stand, used Coleman hot |moving oiti of state. Re-1 'make large monthly po'y-mente^” ^ Army CXitbacks Seek satisfied students. 300.000 miles 8. WATSON, PLUMBING qnd beat­ of Friendly Ice Cream advanced ■ n e a r Bo l t o n ' c’ENte:r Idured MANCHESTER vicinity Special. with school age children. Close to ders 'tor some others. water heater. Make an offer MI I On large wooded lot, 41,4 In $19,7),700. Shown r "That should work,” .;t said r*^ elementary and new high school. accident tree instructions. MI ing contractor. New InataUationa, light manager -trainees into man­ 9-8559. I by appointment only. Call I assuringly. Three bedroom ranch, garage. AH of the services are slowing Although the Army said 'it will 9-7898.. alteration work and repair work. State Capitol, Room 117 ager’s tuitions. In 1957 six more I room, down, 2 unfinished up, larg* lot. Buyer may assume pres­ Must be seen to be appreciated. the rate of progress payments, maintain the two divisiens now FREE Ml 9-3808. (rainees'wlll be prompted because ■ basement garage. Separate |THE R. F. , Later that ^day, the Merrills de- ent S% mortgage. Full price Price $16,300. Gaston Realty Co., which thS services make to com­ In Korea and the five now in EARLY’S DRIVING School. Learn Hartford, Connecticut of new store openings. A -mana­ ■ dining area.' FHA or ronr ; elded a home' In Manchester fUled $14,900. Save yourself time and ef­ Office 165 School St. Phone AU panies while mlUtary harddrare ia western Europe, it forecast cut­ to drive safely with experienced LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ ger's post provides"an average I ventional financing. This I the Mil. fort. CaU for appointment to see 9-5731 evenings AU 9-7466. being produced. This ia expected backs in some lesser units now instructor. For appointment call sures satisfaction, prompt service. COUNTER GIRL' Wanted for dry income of $10,000 plus many other ■ beautiful Cape Cod has just overseas. Tlie army waa not Im­ MI 8-8875. Cleaning store. F^ill time. Apply Honey Wagon Soptie DIMOCK { We explained their proposal' to over 60 pictures of homes in aU to r^uce the cash outlay by more OIL CH 7-6124, MI 9-5485. benefits. A person with above I been completed and Is ready [ ’ the ou-ners. They agreed to apewpt pirlce ranges. The Ellsworth Mit- MANCHESTER—Slx room ranch, than 170 million dollars. mediately able to say whether in person. Parkade Cleaners, Man­ normal potential can plan on a I for orcupancy. Cali near AUnnechaug Dr., paneled M A M DRIVING School. Call chester Shopping Parkade. COMPANY the Jontracl on the SprM^eld teiv Agency, Realtors, Ml, 9-4469. The Marine Corps dropped 10.- these additional reductions would secure, future' with continual ad­ den; ceramic tile bath, walkout take the form of deactiviaUon of Masge your female Instructor fbr Moving— ^Tnicidng Tank Senriee ITHE R. F. I An 9-5245— Eves. PI 2-71691 property plus the $1,000 down pay­ 000 from its recent mlUtary WOMAN TO CARE for three school vancement in bur organization. ment, provided a new loan could MANCHESTER - - Two-family basement, partially completed strength o f nearly adO.OO. but the the unite or mere reductions In driver’s training. Dual controlled Storage Or Mr. Joseph Ashford game room, owner being trans­ BUlW ER automatic, standard shift. MI. 20 age children in my home days Tel. MI 9-8196 for appointment. be secured for the remaining bal­ . houas, 4 and 4,. two-car garage. corps atin has a built-in floor. strength. SEPTIC TANKS— An 9-8818 r nice location, good condition, full ferred out of state. Reduced to 9-654L Ma n c h e s t e r — Movmg and Call Ml 9-2721 after 4 p.m. DIMOCK ance so that they would receive the Congress has ordered the Marines The Army's announced schedule ATTENDANT-Night shift, week­ remainder In cash. This iv*s dono price $14,700. QUl the Ellsworth $19,700. Shown by appointment to maintain three' divisions and of closings for 16 facilities may trucking Co. Ml. 8A068. Owned INSTALLED COMPANY Mitten Realtqfa, AH only. R. F. Dimock'Co., Realtors, and operated by Walter B. Per- SALESLADY, experienced, full ends, Experience preferred, good to the Mtisfaction of all concerned. Agency, Uu-ee air wings, although i t ' did be followed later this year by INSPECTION! G«rage-i-Servlce— Storage 10 time. Apply In ' ^rson. Weldon pay. Manchester Esso Servlcenter,- CLEANED '™ M I 9-5245—Eves. PI 2-7169 f 9-4469. AU 9-5345; AU 9-6818, or PI 3-7169. not stipulate the number o f men rett Jr. Or Mr. Joseph Ashford If you want to huy a home, further retrenchments, botl) In Drug Co, 901‘i^ain St.______Windsor St, (Buckland). MI 9-8198 REPAIRED in these units. number* o f civilians employed at STORAGE . WITH garage dpors, Ml 9-6818 please come in and talk over yonr MANCHESTER Package belivsiy. I "buying situation.’’ 'The chance* The Army •will .be down to 16 posta, stations and plant* remain­ 30x34. 646 N. Main St. Call MI Light'trucking and package dellv- 9-3303. Help Wanted— Male - 36 CELLAR PUMPING I are'good w e‘'can help yon loo! divisions by January. The 34th ing open, or by the scheduling of W»*ll intptt your burner from tank to tr i. Refrigerators, washers and Division recently was deactivated further shutdowns. Ths Army; said stove moving specialty. Fmdii^ In Korei, making way for the LOOKING FOR Ml 9-2330 LOAM on this point )hkt additional ad­ ’ ehimnoy without obligationi choirs for rent.<,Ml. 94)752. SEPTIC TANKS^ First Division, previously head­ justments may hava to be made Motorcyeles—Bicycles 11 OPPORTUNITY??? AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. local AND ., Get ready for fail CUFFOBD BBXSBII quartered in Japan. aa the facte develop during the 1947 INDIAN motorcycle, saddle and long thatance moving pa^- Driver salesmen needed for ex­ The latest division )o be lopped next few months. bags, windshield.' spotlights,, etc. pansion program with growing PLUGGED SEWERS grass seeding now. .Wfaen’f the list time you bed your plant looked . ing, storage CaU...... Ml. 8-51$-6li7. Hart- For Sale Farm field joam. Ap­ Good condition. $175. Ml 9-6986. ford.CH. 7-1428. organization. Wholesale route, five • SEPTIC TANKS . Biiltor, luinr at? Chanoea a n it needs an expert inflection. day week, health, welfare and pen­ proximately 5 vard 4 Machine Cleaned sion plan, paid holidays and vaca­ Cleaned and Installed Old, established neigh­ SC L S. SComliDr Now ia the time to do it! We’re equipped and MOTORCYCLE for sale. 1957 B.M. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer load 110.00. Painting:— Papering 21 tions. High School graduate de­ borhood grocery store on W-JOO C C . Call MI 9-266.5. sired. Linen Installed—<>Ilar Water­ SEWERS REMEMBER... qualified to check it from attic to basement.,.. proofing Done, ElXTEailOR and interior painting, ■ Apply Wed- and Sat. mornings, Alachine Cleaned Pine Street. Good set-up B3 But Cnttr St. to give it a clean bill of health or suggest remedies Ceilings refinished. Paperbangingrbanging. other days afternoon after 2 p.m. Ml 9-4824 MARY'S W IU IE OPEN TONIGHT TIU f:00 Biutoess Services Offered 13 Wallpaper books. Estimates given. for partners or man am SUNSUIT for any ills found. We can also fill your tank with MeKINNEY BROS. INSTALLATION SUNDAYS 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ Fully covered by Insurance. Call CONTINENTAL BAKING wife. MIttliill S*1303 OR twin-action Mobilbeat—the fuel o3 that cleans pany, doora and windows, custom Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. COMPANY Sawnraqe Disposal Co. SPECIALIST OVCRALL, FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF DELICIOUS as it Asafft wock, guaranteed. CaU MI. 9-1583 PAINTING AND paperbanging. 521 Connecticut Blvd. 1S0-1S2 Pearl |St — Ml $-580$ TEL. Ml 3-4386 13ta-3A'A after 6 pjn. Good clean workmanship at rea- East Hartford. Conn. Town and Country Here'a a wearable daytimer that 6 M O S .-ie M0S-’ RSmtlQERATION salea and terv- sonable rates. 30 years in Man 75 STEEP HOUOW LANE is a delii^t for beginner tnd ax- Call ua ks^ay for expert advice, iamoua twin- loo. Oohunerciai, residential, air Chester. Raymond Fisks. MI. Orainago Go. BAR-BE-CUE 9-9237. MANCHESTER pert. It goe* togath'er like a 2264 actidn Mobilbeat! y coodlttotMra,. freezers. A. and W. charm and can have a collar or Ra4, 14>4, 16)4, den and ceramic tile bathroom on first floor. Three face that win delight and amuse BOV.' Avoid costly rapaira later. Only quality paint applied by ex- 18)4, 30)4, 33H. 34)4 , 36)4. Size IVIobilheat perienced painters. MI 9-9979 PI • ROOMS. ]>,, BATHS, bedrooms and lavatory on second floor. Hot water heat 14)4, S3 bust 6)4 yards of M r ii^ ; the youngster. SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL: Ml. 8-1888. N*w S-Room Ranch I In choice location. $16,506 I Pattern No. 3964 contalna tiasus SOCONY N10KU HIA1IN1. Oil 2-7170, HA 3-0420 fcollect). LARGE LOT land $17,900. Both have at- Si^ROOM CAPE COD Tvith oil burner, Id>t 200' x 215’ nicely landscaped. Ex­ 64 yard’ contrast. OOMDISt’S T.V. Ssrvics, avaUabls Located For this pattern, send 36c In —rises 6 mos., to 18 raos; inc.; Fresh Baked Bagels and Rolls, Creani Cheese, Lox, Cold I Basement garage, separate I ■ tarhed garage. Ceramic tile 26-FT. LIVING RO O M cellent neighborhood. material requirements; hot-iron any time. Antanna conversions. I dining room. $21,000. Fori I bath, rompirtely landscaped Coins, your name, addrew, s iu Cuts and Salads for the most discriminating palate. FbUoo factory supervised servics. Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Iransfer; sewing and embroidery I appointment to see Call In Manchester. ■ with ameslle drive. For ap- VESTIBULE — OPEN STAIRCASE Ideal Home for Professional Han or Executive desired, and the Pattern N u n ^ r to' directions. C A U MltchoR 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY TaL ML 9-1489. $ 2 0 ,5 0 0 SUE BURNETT, THE MAN­ HOME OWNERS! Combine nag­ Ipolntment to see—CAM, Send 23c in Coins, your name, CHESTER EA’ENINO HERAU), We WiU Carry AU Sunday Newspapers M A M r u b b is h CO. Ashes, rub- ging bills Into an easy-to-pay sec­ |t h e r . f . I t h e r . f . Neighborhood .soda and ' This house is in perfect condition inside and out. For Appointment To.I.nspect Call: address and ths Pattern N um ^r to SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS blAi, tress removed. Cleaning at­ ond mortgage loan coating only a sandwich shop. Stock and I t h e r . f . 1150 AVE. AMBRIOAS, NEW ANNE CABOT, THE MANC9IES- V Beautiful lot in a prime location. YORK S6, N.Y. tics, cellars, yards. Reasonable penny a month for each douar, fixtures. Ij)w price TER EVENING HERALD. US# rates. 'Anytime, weekends in­ you owe. CaU Frank Burte at OIMOCK DIMOCK MeKINNEY BROTHERS, il^c. Include 36 cente more with your AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86. 13,500. Iaiw down pay­ DIMOCK pattern order for the Spr%g ft cluded. MI 9-9757. CH 6-8897 (Eves, JA 9-S863). Con­ COMPANY REAL’TORS-'^INSURORS N. y . necticut Mortgage Jfochangs COMPANY ment. Call Elmore Turk- The R: F. DIMOCK GO: Summer '57 issue of our pattern' It’s ready! The 1987 Needlework |$n 0-6S45—Eve*. PI 2-716$ , C O M P A N Y book Baric Fashion. It contains MORIARTY BROTHERS CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service'. Lewis SL (cor. Gold). Ha^^rd. I MI 9-5245—Eve*. PI 2-7169 | ington. 489 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Album—fifty-six colorfiil pages Small uppUances repalrsit. 161 Or Mr. ioseph Ashford |MI 9-5245—Evetk. PI 2-71691 MI 9-5245— Eveninga PI 2-7169 or dozens ofif 1amsrl new styles for all Or Mr. Joaepii Ashford Or Mr. Jobeph Akshford . PHONE MI 3-6060 or Mt 9-8931 showing many'prstty designs; plus MARY'S 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTIR North MMn St. M l 84617, real- MI $-6818 I SOUTH MAIN S’TREET MUS-6920 An 9-6818 Coventry PI 2-6397 AH 9-S8IS Mr.'Joa^h Ashford— MI 9-6818 •g*s; gift pattern printed inside directions for making $ crochet 4saMMIS4860. Read Uteald Advs. * taaboeft. Itema ana a quilt. Only 95c9Sc a c ^ y l 1 ■ t / ‘MS

M P A G B t m i The Weether llIanrb^Hti^r lEu^ning H^ralb Fsree—6 at |T. S. Weather Bareaa Meetly fair, cool tonight. Laiar'H •ral exterior ailernUo^B which, to 88. Tuesday partly dkiady, without a doubt, set the car in About Town wanner, ohance ot skewers lirte^ta class o f Its own. 6 Local Men Pass Heard Along Main Street Sawina'Chambers Wedding day. nigh near 88. SU tirac* UouiaM hava bean ia- H e had painted. on both doora MancheMter— A City of Village Charm aoedf by tha Hartford Bureau of on the back, front and on the Engineer Exams Vital SUUiUea to Donald U Em And on Some of !Hancheiter*$ Side Street*, Too hood, large yellow oval-shaped ery, 8 Stephen St. thU town and designs. On the aide o f the au­ Six Manchester residents were MIm Judith A. Richmond, 56 tomobile, in large yelloW letters among M Connecticut professional MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1957 (Claesifled Adverttslag on Page U ) PRICE nVE CENTS Avondale Rd/,'Weet Hartford; iand Open Target fsuppoaed to uae the American againat a black background, ap. engineers who passed the June to Loonard A. Parlo, 165 Middle Motoriata driving Up to the Poat atamp. Secondly, the card pontage peared the nieaaage, ‘Tea, It's examinations of the State Board of and Thereaa M. Cretelta, Offlee to uae the curb-aervice\piail- In the other country lan't two lAmon.” Registration for Professional En Brown SC, Hartford. box lately have found that theic cents. We wonder what the local car glneers, the board announced to. Maybe It WasnH arma aren't quite long enough to The fellow finally had to cough dealer who sells that particular ds Johnson Supports Senate Set Mr. and Mra. Noiinan W . Nar> reach the chute. up eight Cents to read that his model thinks about thia display of An engineer who wishes to offer GENERAL TV Space Show koa, 7S Weat Canter St., have No. people’a arma aren’t ahrlnk friend waa enjoying hla trip very ire T * ■ his services to- the public must be returned home after ^ two weeha' ing, the Poat OSce Juat moved the much. registered with the board. A cer T V S E R V IC E vacation in Loa Angelea, Calif, Is You Is— la You Ain't tiflcate Is Issued, to all engineers To Protect San Jose, Calif., Aug. 26 mailbox to the Poat Offlee atepa (F) — Jcaae Ungari and hia and M exica While in Oilifom la becaua^ it bad been' a target for Second the MoUon Was Gabby Hayes In town last successfully completing the -exam­ Days Half Billion Boost they were gueata of Miaa Florence week T inations. Nights $2il5 Phis Parts wife, Helen, heard a back­ ao many cara. Ever seen tho Thunderblrda in ground voice iwell through a Palleln and her brother, John, for­ Some say yea, some say no. Tho exams were given June JO T E U Bit 8-5682 Poatmaater Alden E. Bailey aald action?. FBI Secrets K P IX television commecciaL, m erly o f thia town. The Narkcma and H at the State Capitol. The T h at box got knocked down to Those are the four North Ameri­ W e understand a car bearing last night. made the trip to tha Pacific Coaat first day’s examinations covered many timea we Juat got tired of can F-lOO Super Sabres of the U.S, California license plates stopped "We are calling you from and return by airplane. - putting it back up.” • on Center St. near a bakery. The basic engineering fundamentals, In New Aid Funds ' Wgshington, Aug. 26 (/P)— A ir Forest the supersonic aefo- efuter Space. We are going to It aeema that quite a few motor batlc team. They're powered by driver was iporting a. long beard and the second covered profession­ Sen. O’Mahoney (D - Wyo) The final union aervick o f the destroy your city in 24 hours, iata drove up a^ little too faat or Pratt and Whitney's J-57, with and could easily pass for Hayes, al engineering requirements In DOROTHY GRAY 2 Washington, Aug. 26 (/P)— t '”***'*^^ Wetfng with Pretident' said the Senate will pass late North Methodlat and Second Con- whatever field of engineering the They heard it say. Ungari - little too cloae and the mailbox after-burner. ' If it were not he himself. The Senate Appropriations Ei6*"hbwer. It. waa th« firat t|me|todav or tonioht a bill makino noted the time was 9’;S2 p.hrl. tregatlonal- Churchea will be held waa getting a pretty bad beating. applicant claimed proficiency. K COSMETICS 4 Action by They will he at Ekutem SUtes The car and driver attracted tomorrow at 9:S0 am , at Second Three of the Manchester mon Committee voted today to re- (PDTI. "W e even put' extra-long bolta BSzpoaiUon In Wea* Springfield considerable attention among I "W« Dtllver" i Ungari. oil company market­ Church. in. to hold It in place, but they atlll adults and youi.gatera alike. Final­ were certified as profeMional en Store 1500,900.000 of the Johnaon aald he told the Preal- the r B1 and other govern- next month, and Heard Along gineers. They are: ing specialist and Naval re­ knock it over," aald Bailey.» ly, as the car started to back out dent he waa'prepared m aupport " a ment agencies ‘‘are not open recomiuenda tho show. Charles A. JaworskI, S3 Clyde ^Arthur Bras Sforas j 1809,650,000 which the House serve radioman.. reported this Alao, aald Bailey, the mailbox of the parking stall, one brave au^tantial Increase" ovfr the $2Vi'for fishing expeditions." to the San Jose Mercury. waa a traffic hazard. Many people A coupl'e of our staffers saw the Rd., a graduate of the University slashed from President Eisen­ OUR CONVENIENT soul ran up to the car and tried to billlOT in new aid money voted by ■ the same time. O'Mahoney A spokesman at- KPDC said would pull up. atop, drop in their Thunderblrda In action at the of Connecticut in 1950, and at pres­ hower’s foreign sid money Scott Snaps start a conversation. the Houae. • I gald in an interview, - the legle- a freakishakii signal bounce from OFFICE HOURS lettera, and, then pull away into NaUonal Air Show in Oklahoma ent an engineer for the State De­ "Hey, you're Gf.bby Hayes, bill. Aeked to elaborate on the afnount I latlon will retain the Supreme a disUnt (itation possibly filt­ the rotary traffic without ao much a t y last year. Flying in close partment uf Health. HELP YOU aren't you 7 be asked. BIGGEST PRODUCER The /ommittee voted 14-Trh«r'w ould w p ^ r t Johnson to ld ico u rta basic theory Uist an in- ered a space adventure pro­ aa a glance to aee if anything waa fbrntat>on ( five feet apart, wing to The driver smiled and nodded his George D. Lewis, 316 Hollister SAVE MORE wing), the planes perform some to recommend to the Senate gram into the Ungaris’ set. Rules Unit coming. Something often waa. head affirmatively. St., a graduate of the University of borhood of a half billion dollara in s is t FBI The cruahlng blow ia that of the dazzling precision formations, ex- Connecticut in 1949, and an en­ $3,025,660,000 in new funds. above the Houae figure. But he didn’t apeak, so the fellow and other files pertaining to - ^ two dozen or ao people who hpv^ ecuUng barrel rolU, change-over still isn't sura if It was or was not gineer with United Aircraft, It also approved the reap­ He aald the Prealdent Is "very rolls, echelon rolls and loops. The 2 OPEN knocked the mailbox over, only Gabby. Frederick, J. Lorinser j'r., 84 propriation of $667,050,000 much concerned” with getting ade­ s:p'£. Girard Denies Bottleneck one ao far has,reported it and of­ show ends with .he planes climb­ "I'd have known for sure if he Helaine Rd., a graduate of the quate funds for the mutual security fered to make reatltution. University of Connecticut in 1948, In carryover funds for a to­ -Both the Senate and House ing straight up, leaving a white had spoken," he said. "You couldnit program, and added: " I ’ve been H fwevei. therj ia an encour and a safety engineer with the Lib­ tal of $3,692,710,000. Jvdlcir-ry Oomr.iittee have ap­ Washington, Aug. 26 mmi«rler SriT*. about a half billion dollars in the best deal they can in reaching' The House Rules. Committee wants to outlaw the - use of steel Maebtshi, Japan, Aug. 26 (/P>— Va) and Rep. Oolmer (D-Miw), Neon Wish You Were Hero tile ground. St., were certified aa Engineers-in- sewar-iliiltins TwramWlc IreMalMlee suS new foreign «aid appropria­ agreement with the House on a i today .cleared the companion traps ("instruments of Medieval William S. Girard today denied last-ditch opponents of the com­ It waa an expenaive card a locali This ia the Exposition's salute Training. having taken the first — swm sp H final figure. House hill for House action. torture" he calls them) to catch 40% m »>» rafdss* •418 8ien any tions. Speaker Rayburn (D-Tex> said it Japanese charges that he lured a promise measure, and ps'ved the Blake It moro , man received here recently from a to the U.S. A ir Corps on its annl- part of the examination. fur-bearing animals. Mii«r He Is Hi price nne*. 1st M ftOVI The Texas Democrat made this would be called i.p tomorrow. It woman brass scavenger to her way for House action tomorrow. eenvealeat to aa\a vacationing friend. veraary. National A ir Guards wUl Crowley, an engineer at Pratt (Continued on Page Eight) death on a U.S. firing range.' "The American female, a person IT with a free e«a «ePr»tlsit. announcement after an hour-long was assigned one hour of general Speedy Houae passage la sxpect- after work The local fellow got a card from also participate. and Whitney, la a graduate of the Japatwse prosecutors enfered a of great gentleness and compas­ debate. *4 for the measure which had been o’clock the Post Offlee telling him there We suggest you check the Ex­ University of Connecticut, class of new accusation that the. Army sion,” he says, "would abhor the MRS. The court held June 8 that bMUed up in the Rules Committee was a piece of mail addressed to position schedule. The show will thought of some of the tortures the EDWARD JOHN SAWNA 1956. Jenn.Y is an engineer at Unit­ specialist from Ottatva, 111., shot Jencke had a right to examine sraM Senate pasaaga Aug. 7. MonchMttr Savings him and he could pick it ^ p after not be put on every day. Heard animals undergo to be caught ed Aircraft, and holds a bachelor Surgeon General Reports at four other Japanese before an FBI files containing material . The meeting of the Rales Com­ and Loan Aamdation paying the “ postage due.” Along labels it a <-atar treat, a these toothed steel traps." Miss Rebecca Chambers, daugh-^bridegroom attended Meriden High of science degree from Worcester empty^ cartridge caae fired from H e went to pick up the piece of farnlshe.I by government wUbnesaes mittee was forced by seven mem­ 1007 Bfala Street ‘must" for those who have never, His objective seems fins to us ter of M r. and M f*. Robert W. School and Wilcox Technical School Polytechnic Institute, and a master 1881 DIXWEIX AVlk his grenade launcher killed Mrs. mail, M d It turned out to be seen the Th'.indtrblrds. but we wonder just how many In Meriden. Both are employed by of science degree from Connecticut, HABIDEN, CONN.. who testified against, him,n.Ui> • " Naka Sakai on Jan, 30, bers because Chalrinan Smisa had Chambers. 677 Center St., bepame effoi4 tu-4nipeach tbelr-testimony. refused to call a saaalon of the Tear aavtaga are iasured with card. Hia friend, on a tour outside women would care how the fur the Capewell Mfjf. Co. In Hartford. 1956. Phone CHestnnt 8-2118 "The facta iHTmTHmci the bride of Edward John Sawina, Asian Flu Not Start committee. the Federal Savlaga aad Lean the United States, had placed an Citrus M otif waa obtained aa long as they could The High Court ordered a new not correct,” the 22-year-old G1 American 2-cent stamp on the son of Mrs. Sophie Sawina, Meri­ trial for Jencksi. Under Hbuee rules, a majority ’ laaaraaeo Corporation. A unique attraction at a local have a mink or fox stole. den, at 10 o’clock this morn, told the three black-robed judges- card. In the. first place, ha wasn't One point that we must consider Since Uien several lower feder­ of a committee can force a meet­ drlve-ln one night thia week was ing In St. Stanislaus Church, Meri­ as his -Iritl oil a manslaughter though is thm the traps can be al courts have ordere-jf govern­ charge opened in the Japaneae ing .when the cheirman does not a new model automobile. For all den. The Rev. Henry Fiedorezyk o f OPEN 5 DAYS AND THURSDAYS TILL OPEN S DAYS call -one. appearances, however, the car come dangerous to humans who ac- Of Red Germs War ment agencies tu open tllelr con­ District Court here. ficiated at the ceremony. fidential fitea or dismiss criminal stood out among all others in the cidentally step into one of them Sorry It Happened Tha committee voted to clear the Given in marriage by her broth­ charges. There rre conflicts among spacious lot. and. are unable to get free to sum In a brief statement Girard told measure in the compromise form er, Robert W. Chambers Jr., the these decUions. It seems that the owner of the mon help. This is a disastrous pre- Washington,' Aug. 26 (/P)— Dr. L^roy E. Burney. U.S. sur­ the court Blrs. Sakai's death "waa approved by Congressional Isskders dicament—especially when humans bride wore .a Chantilly lace waltz- Atty, General Brownell, FBI o f both parties laht Friday. car Is one of the many who pride length gown fashioned with a por­ geon general, said today'the presence of Asiatic flu in this ‘TR accident as far as -I’m con­ THE ARMY and NAVY themselves in automobile owner­ don’t have much fur of use to the Chief J. Edgar Hoover and other cerned and I ’m sorry it happened.” Then it wUl be up to the Houae htmter. " trait, neckline of sequin lace ap­ country is not the start of germ warfare by the Communists. top administration officials have whether to go along vrith the com­ ship. He had owned several Cara pliques and a long fitted bodice. A The Main Street Stores Listed Below ITie prosecution charged that he during recent years artd he had "Is there any possibility, that the Communists have been pushing Congress to enact mittee’s decision. crown of seed pearls held in place threw out empty aheU casings to Chairman Howard Smith (D-'Va), left,- of tho House Rules Committee, chats with newsmen at the been highly satisiled with their OamPAlgn Snoceu ARE planted these germs 7" Burney^ clarifying legislation before it ad­ I f - that happens, as axpactad, her veil of Frejrch illusion. She tar­ entice the scavengers onto the door of the committee room after losing fight to keep the Clvli RighU BHi bottled up in committee. performances and appearance. N ot too long ago, the "Heard waa asked in a copyrighted inter­ journs. firing range, then shot at them.. then tha Senate is axpsctsd to ried a whits Bible covered with ,(AP Wirephoto). • However, this was not the case Along" column carried a bit about view in U.S. News A World Re­ Now In the Senate is a bill draft­ Moving that' the indictment be agres to ths compromisa bill too with his , most recent purchase. the Connecticut Milk Producers phalaenopsis from which hung port, a weekly news magazine. Ike to Receive ed by Brownell and since com­ and send it to the W hiU House:. streamers of atephanotis. dismissed, the soldiers chief According to the - owner, every­ Association’s recent attempt to in­ "No,” he replied. "I don't believe pletely rewritten by O’Mahoney Japanese attorney, Itsuro Hayashi, It would become the first rivU She was attended by her sister, thing under the eun was wrong terest the "rock 'n roll” set to that Is a pbesiblllty. W Coaat from tho pacific areas every as a 83 bill." oiuiineM meal of this cotintry i » m*.* a T CUBES youths rock and roll for the T V The bride was graduated from general, who said persons with a; said hs . would not rule on the jur­ signed a call, for a meeting pre­ To Be $5,000 Daily Goldwater charged'..that Reu- nieeumb -to -iba consUnt sirehlU,®"’ L«ft«8t army command. cameras. Manchester High School, l^ e day from planes, ships and other- history of heart or lung aliments isdiction issue until till the e\H- viously signed by six Democrats. ther, who heads the United Auto wayp o f BO.. ReutherReulhi then the fight i Newspaper reports indicated Available At One couple was displaying good ..wise. You can carry the virus and are morel-ikely than others to suf­ dence in the case U heard and "the Scott added his signature while SPRING POND there’s no way of delecting who Workers (U A F ), "detests free im- for a Soviet Jvuaerica 'will, be won.” j the cabinet was preparing to style and the camera focused on fer side effects from the disease. Hartford, Aug. 26 — It will final decision is given." This is terpriae" and wants the govern­ In the office of Rep. Martin baa It and who doesn’t have it." W ill PuMi F igh t take up ."administrative them. As they parted to begin Eisenhower had a heart attack cost the State of Connecticut an expected to- be in late October or ment to take over the bhsiness of (M ass.), tha House RepubUesn leader, this m orning.. PARK twrirl, there bMsme visible a large Burney, asked whether - he was in September 1955. estimated 85.000 a day for the spe­ November. Hayashi said this waa the country. In ^ tr^ t. weanwhilei Reuther j changes"— a purge -of SO- aluminum machine withAthe Milk quite certain the disease was go­ The suppoeed sufferers from cial General Assembly session agreeable to him. he Will prea. hi. innatleo- ’ ^aUed Imperialists After the oeomUttee meeting, Producers Association’s seal in the ing to come in epidemic propor­ Asatic flu who have been in con­ Major auto manufacturers have fighting ]rian to cut 1958 oar Scott told reporters;- PLEASANT V^LLJIV starting Sept. 17 to deal with In accordance with the Japanese Kuwatly flew to Egypt eight center. Crowded around the S iifw jla iJL DAYS tions in this country, paid: tact. with the President are Dr. farm tax and drought relief prob­ custom of extended recesses be­ rejected Reuther’s proposal for a prices at least 8100 deapite the "J believe the bill bac --‘-■pat* days ago when the appointment of RUFINI'S modern vendor were a number Of "T et, on the basis o f experiences Gabriel- Haiige. an economic ad­ lems. tween eessions, the trial was ad- price cut in exchange for a union fact that the auto Industry's "B ig SOUTH WINDSOR teenagers getting milk. promia.e to itaake Some adjustment Three" have rejected it. Leftist Maj. Gen. A flf Bizri aa. That lAterpret The with past epidemics and. with its viser, and'* Thomas Craven Jr., a Although the 279 House mem­ Army chief of staff waa announced. (CentiniMd ea Fage tremendous spread thus fat newsreel photographer. in next year’s union contract de­ Opfen Every Day 12 to Dark Seated a t the tables surround TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY bers and 36 'Senators will refcetve (OanUaned ea Page nftteea) Reuther says, he plans-to issue He returned yesterday. The flight TYOOL GAS STATION Wishes Of The Family throughout the world." \4*hite House press secretary mands. ing the studio dance floor, more no pay above the 8600 biennial his own analysis earlv this week brought reports - and official Burney estimated there are now -James C. Hagert>' said Hauge saw Goldwater said that If Reuther of the 118 CENTER ST.— COR. CHURCH ST. Sat. and Sun. 10 to Dark boys and girls could be seen drink salaries already received, they will reasons given by Ford Syrian denials—that he had re- ing milk,' . I f this is suggestive that JOHN Bs BURKE 20.000 to 25,000 caaeS In the United the President Wednesday, «imme- be granted transportation allow­ So pfoiitly wants to end inflation Motor Co., (Seneral Motors Corp., i L. T. WOOD CO. For Swimming and Picnica the advertising campaign is suc­ States and that between 25 to 34- dlately after returning from a ance of 10 cents a mils for travel RAF Renews’ Push cessful, a tip of the hat to the Con. 'FUNERAL HOME -million persons ultimately may be trip to Buenos Aires. On Thurs­ federal spending for schools, for down hia proposal to cut car prices Svria would stand Arm "desnits B u l l e t i n ' Closes Labor Day necUcut Milk Producers Assn. Sn 8-8868 AND THURSDAY TILL 9 affected." • » day, Hauge was Stricken with ill­ lOn Rebels in Oman public power, for foreign aid, for In return for a U A W promise to »J!^u ros and nloU S ^ B e ria liS m from the A P Wires A Non. 81 BAST CENTER ST. "Would you s*y an individual ness. a day. agriculture, for houilftg" and oth-1 modify contract demands in mid- the Weat and Jtm.H?.America.' ' AND ernrojecls. ’ ■ABIBULANCE SEBVICE should be Marmed about the out­ Craven, who became ill last Paid employes of the Legisla­ Manama, Bahrain, Aug. 26 A ^ cabinet meeting St Kuwat- look for Asian flu ? " he waa asked. Wednesday, had been in a group ture are more fortunate Jhan the The British Air Force went into ' 'The Arizona Republican said Ford joined CM and Chrysler i ly home was Gen. Bisri. "No,” Burney said'. "As long aa of photographers making pictures BOBDfSON FIGHT ORDStEOr CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY lawmakers in the m stter o f addi- action In Oman again today after «M>edite "our over theweekend in rejecting Reu- WUl Restat Pressures the virulence o f the atraln does a 2-week lull. * ’ | transition from the blessings of ther's bk. lor a joint tinfon- N ew York, Aag. 26 19>—The HioM hove bem and will conthiiie to ba our store hours. not change — the disease does not (— (Continued on Page E lerra) (Coattaved ea Page Bight). management effort to curb in- ■ Looking drawn but tanned after New' York AtbleOc CoiwiuiSehm y t It was reported the action waa i S** his week of conferences a:td medi­ beqome more severe— —— I think - - - 1 ortant p art ° organise .a guerillq campaign Agreeing with Reuther that In- considers the very epitome of evil. Kuwatly held a final 2-hqur con radio or tetevtshm. Blair’S E. A. Johnson Parlotto’s Wants to Alert People against Sultan Said Bin taimur of nation is a serious problem, the. iforence in Cairo adth''.'Egyptian "A n y way we can lower the dis­ Reporter Swap Plan Muscat and Oman^ i"T h l» is the samr man who in Ford president said, however, "W e I President Nasser, who saw him off lO P E N : 767 MAIN ST.' 777 MAIN ST. T e ftll n s a 4 e l-._ f . ... ___ * . . - . . ^ IKE. DUUJES CONFER ruption .by inoculations with vac- An announcement was expected will not solve the problem With at the airport. Earlier, before leav. Paint .Co. , cine ia a very desirable thing to propaganda broadsides.!’ Hong Kong, Aug. 26 m string of about 59 freight cars be reached in 1970, and may al­ issued by the Chinese Communist ^ between Belfast and Londonderr>', being switched to another, track set St the 1956 Ojynpie games, Shoe Store Northern Ireland. . . Sevea Euro­ ready have beeit reached in some regime." .State Department Officials Of Public Schools Washington. Aug. 26 -Per­ raced Into a tool shed.ear carry- 70S MAIN ST. thorn MsAn Shoo peans killed as Algerian rebels at­ ■of Columbia were above the aver- 40.2 seconds. Plumhins A Supply parts of the world. said after the Peiping broadcast sonal income in the United States lag workmen. A fla ( car on tho 847 MAIN ST. tack farm, five others killed as age. 33 states and Hawaii were 875 MAIN ST. The reports, pointed up the con­ this stand will not be changed and Hartford,—Aug. 26 ((P) — The last year reached a record 8324 below. end of the freight rammed into rebels attack' postal convoy. j tinuing controversy o\-er the they are not Interested in negotia­ State Department of EMucation billion. 'This was an average of 81.- the side of the work train. For fa u tl ice production /or • . Thirty-four railroad cars jump ’ The report covered all sources of known and unknown dangers of ting a deal with the Reds. announced today that Dr. Harold 940 for every man. woman and personal income, including, wages your' buiii bunnttM, call on 'one of - tracks at Syracuse, N. Y.; col­ « r fallout — the deadly shower of 'The broadcast said .the State De­ Benjamin o f the George Peabody child in the country— before taxes, and salaries, net income of un­ MAMIE STAYS IN HOSPITAL § J. W. Halt Corp. Tweed’s lapsing oveiFass, killing signalman Carrier’s J3 Icemakers. Cel the radioactivity thrown out by nu­ partment Is trying to "send people Teachers CfoUege, Nashville. Tenn.. that is. UVashlngton. Aug. 38 !)P>->3iira. 845 MAIN ST. Marlow’s 789 BIAIN ST. and ..Tw o women killed, six persons incorporated enterprises (including right ice for your needs—cubes, clear explorions. into ouC country to search out op- vill embark Sept. 3 or a year­ The figures came out today in farm s), net rental income, divi­ Dwight D. Elsenhower Is not ex­ 867 MAIN ST. 769 MAIN ST. Members of. the American In­ Injured In Soutbbridge, Mass., crushed, flakes or chips. Sara portunitiea to create trouble , . . long study o' the role of the public auto crash. a census Bureau report that show- dends.' Interest and such items as pected to leave Walter Reed a g ^ 80% on yonr ice billa, stitute of-Biological Science, mset- the wrecking activities of the U.S. Heckled in Sloscow echools in Oonnectieut. among other things; social security benefits, direct re­ Arniy Hospital , before the end of ing in Palo Alto,Uto, said American, Myles J. Ambrose of New, York and^et ice production guaran­ C. E. House & Son government will, come to nothing George 8. Abrams, 25. New'- TT>e oasic purpose o f the study, City SHorp In as Asslstaiit secre­ Dielaware's 82,858 was the high­ lief and veterans' pensions and this week. White House Press MIehasIs Jowolors British and Russian nuclear testa and will never be tolerated by the ton. Mass., makes telephone said the announcement will be to est per capita income in . the coun­ benefits. Secretary James C. Hagarty teed in writing with exelntiva 945 MAIN ST. Watkins Brothers now are spreading about 10 mil­ tary of Trcasuror for law enforce­ people of China." call after arrival at Idlewild seek answers to- theac four try, 38 per cent above the national The 1956 total Income of 8324 bil­ aald the President’s.wife is ‘eoro- C a ^ e r Certified Capacity, 958 MAIN ST. 985 BIAIN ST. lion tons o f radioactive material ment .. Bridgeport police arrest Eleven of the 24 Americana were Airport yesterday from Rus- questions: average. Uitaissippi waa low with lion was 7 .per cent higher than the Ing along fine" but repewted a over the Earth every-year. three for forging stolen travel- waiting' here for answers to visa Bla whera ha attended the re­ 1. What should .be taught?.- 8964, less than half- the average. 8303 billion of 1955. ITie per capita statement he nude last week The figure was given by Dr. H, tr'a checks. applications when the Peiping cent Moscow. Youth Festival. 2. How can vhat ia taught be Stamford Deniocratlo group aom- Indiana hit the average almost on income of 81.940 was .5 per cent that she "(s not hurrying t6 get <*] Klith Funlhin Bentley glhss, a Johns Hopkins j broadcast Nassiff Arms threw cold , water on | Abrams, who read the U.N. learned? Inates Henry V. Nolan, Board of the nose with per capita income of higber than the 81.847 of 1955. out o f the hospital." Ills MAIN ST. WilHn’saiHSlMi University • Kenetkist, in a news, hopes of getting into Red China report on Hungary-t-crijlcai I. How can what ia learned be Education ' member to • oppose j 81.9*6., (Separate-reports indicate that per lois MAIN ST. 964 BIAIN ST. conference, in which several otberigoon. Their pasaportii were altered of the Soviets—in front of orghi.tsed ?' Mayor F. J. Quigley In Sept. 24 f Connecticut followed Delaware capitailta income ■ this year is' running JE T C RASH E S HOMES imeciaUSts participated. by the U.S. consulate to remove Lenin's Tomb in Moscow's 4. How cap we tell whether the Democratic primary .. Evangelist 11° P*!" espita Income with 82,673. over 82,000 a year.) Pittsbnrgh, Aug. .36 (8 V -A n Dr. Curtice L. Newcombe. the at the standard State Department re­ Red Square, aaid hecklers fol­ school is accomplishing its pur­ Billy Graham says teenagers ia [ In 1955, the per capita income for A fter Connecticut came New Jer­ Air Force training plane, Navy Radiological Defense-Labora­ strictions against travelfln China. Janet’s Mllllnory Paris Curtain Shop Wilroso Dross Shop lowed and annoyed him bveiy- pose? trouMe "hungryJ1 7 for loVe." , the sUte was 82,604. sey, 82.443: California. 82.429; Ne- crashed into the small mining A & W tory iifS a n Francisco, said It has , larited by O mu where. In compliance with Dr. Benjamin: bis. work financed Ths total personal income for vada, 82,413; New York, 82.393; Il­ 917 BIAIN ST. 129 BIAIN ST. Lightning etrikes New Ha.vea oornmunlty of Clinton five tnilci RtfrigtraHoa Go. 681 MAIN ST. beim calculated that about SO mil- T he 'beesMicaat did not eay ape- State Department policy he bv a 890,(X>0 grant from the Fimd Bailread power line, delaying com­ Connecticut in 1956 was 85.966 linois, 82,383 and the District of west of Gretrter Pittsbnigli Air­ lien teas of fallout materUl has clficaily no visas would ba issued turned down an offer to visit for the \dvan.-ement o f Education, muter trains into' New York.... million. In 1955 it oms 85.508 mil­ Columbia 87,371. port to(^ , aetttag ire to twa I t t W. BOODLE TPKX!. Red China. . (AP Wira- Nixon reported colnsIdeslBg fpU lion. knuaea. Oeeupwita of Om BO g-U8T OPEN 8 DAYS AND THUUSDAYS TILL L OPEN 8 DAYS as PafU Twe). .(OaaUausd'm Paga Nlaa). photp). jlCeoUaead m Paga NIm ^ good sriU v M t to wasioni Buropo, Flftssa statsa and tha District .(OouMb m iI OB P«g9 Ntes), apparaaUy tm ufoS iBjiuy.