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•Mo n d a y a u g u s t i, 19W V AvsfRgs Dally Nst Praaa Raa fO U B T E E ir fW Mm Waok BMad ,<■ iianrtiratrr $rralb JalySS.ltSS a t- The DAV No. 17 AuxiUary wiU Fete Future Bride You Can't luy lETTER Auto Insuranoo 11,223 bnM A regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m., at the VFW Home. Brittoh'Barrett Wedding r oC On AoMt . At Shower Here I M OtowlaUwn . Manche*ter—^A City o f ViUago Charm K*ry S. Bdimmdt of W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Cadder p" *.-*■ 'R WHY PAY MORE? and Mrs. Gadder’s mother, Mrs. White .gladioli and palmsT CMtor 8 t, end Miu OoomUo Miss Nancy J.., MscAlplne of' Son why AMstott sold moro ciuto Insuronco i(i 1954 (OtaMlllaS AivwUillBC m Pa«o IS) niictpivBcm E OuBon of S. Moln St., left ftom Rose J. Mayer, have returned to formed the setting at St. Bridget's Church at 10 o'clock this morning 1 103 Henry St., was guest of honor ^SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST *, 1985 tatewUd Airport Saturday for a their home, 247 Summit St:, after St a miscellaneous bridal shower than ony^ othtr eompohy'\|^s#d on direct writton YOU L X ^ , NO. 157 Sve WMka trip touring: Burope. an auto trip to the Pacific Coast foV the marriage of Miss Cynthia ■ Veronica Barrett, daughter of Mr. i Saturday evening, given by the tiMy plan pa visit several countries and return, during which they vis­ mother of her fiance, Mrs. Leo J. SoMPA^^**AND YOL'L^. FIXI>\llstate, the company .founded before retiminy in September. ited a number of places of interest. gbd Mrs. Joseph Barrett, 249 Ver-! non St., and Walter Edmund Brit-! Pelletier, at her home, 82 Foster by Scars, offers rates usually lower than those of moat companiea Poet Stevens Dies; St. _n really better auto insurance yalhe! At the same time, you Jean A. Murphy, seaman, USN, ' All persons interested In work­ ton. son of Mr, and Mrs. EMward Tlie bride-to-be opened her love­ Biittonj 402 E. Center St. The can count on Allstate for finest protection, friendl.v agent wp'lce aon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. ing on the committee for St. ly gifts under a chaiinlng gaily and fast, fair claim settlements throiiwoiit the United States ,>.V Won Pulitzer Prize Miirpby Jr., «rf 278 Birch Moun- Bridget's Harvest Barasr sre in­ Rev. Robert Carroll performed the decorated shower umbrella, after vited to the nieetlng tomorrow- ceremony and . was the celebrant and Canada. \«-- - tatt> Rd.. reported to the naval which a delightful buffet luncheon Hartford, Aug. 2 (F>—Wal­ base at Cbarleston. S. C., July 12 night at 8:15 in the church base­ at the solemn high Maas. Mrs: was served hy the hostess. Contact vour local Allstate Insurance Co. dealer. Ailyne Garrlty waa organist. lace Stevene. insurance execu­ for duty with Commander Sub ment. Miss MacAlpine snd Daniel R. FRANK LANGMACK — Ml 9-5650 From Cdhada-hut tive who won the Pulitzer Oraup 1 . pefore entering the Kavy Given in marriage by her Pelletier will be married on Sat­ In l^bruaiy 1952, he attended father, the bi ide had as her' ma­ YouVf in Good Bdndj with Prize for poetry this yezr. J The official board will have a urday. Aug. 6. died at St. FranclB Hospital Manchester High School. meeting this evening at 7:30 at the. tron of honor, the bridegroom’s this morning. He was 75. South Methodist Church. j si.ster. Mrs. George I.,awler f i t W Stavehs was vice president Mr. and Mrs. Mltfchill SMmpIln- South Coventry. Bridesmaids Plan Story Hours in s u r a n c i c o m p a n y of the Hartford Accident and skl and Son. Henry, of 158 Kld- Mrs. Allan S. Taylor and daugh-1 were Mrs. Richard Schaller V Indamnity Oo.. and tha Hart­ Use of Force rldge St. left yesterday via Pan tere, Marilyn and Suranne, have! of 352 Woodland St.. Miss ford liveztock Insurance Co. June Rarretl of 249 Vernon St., At Library Here •y THK AJMOeXATBO Ofora evening in moet of Maaeachu- American Airlines for a 12-day returned to their home. 56 Henry | ’ !■‘J setu and during the evening in Ho was bom In Roading. vacation in Bermuda to visit their St., after five weeks at Smith's Miss Viola Britton of 402 E. Cen­ Brow - moist New Eng­ Fa., Oct. 2. 1897, son of the son A. 2. C. Walter Ssemplinski. Point, Lake Winnepesaukec. Mr. ter St. and Miss Kay Diets of E. Miss Mildred Simpson, librarian ConnecUciit, Rhode. laland and landers heard welcome news Capo Cod." late Oarrett B. and Marga- . USAF, who is stationed at Kind- Taylor spent ' his vacation and Middle Tpke. of the Whiton Memorial Library, retU Catherine Zeller Stevens. has planned a series of story hour/' today— the Weather Bureau Wamsest Night of Season ley Air Force Base. weekends wlth^hls family. Bernard Barrett 'of 249 Vernon Anyone who wondered why ao Ha attended Harvard.Univer­ St., brother of the bride, was b'est ■ ■' for children from 5 to 12 years of TIRE SPECIAL iorecaat relief ffom the heat ; M many New Englanders looked sity as a special student.and. Calls Fliers’ Release A son was bom at the St. Temple Chapter Sewing Group man. and ushers were Richard age during the month of August. by evening. But another day took a degree In law at New y The first of the story hours will fniaaled today could coneult thia ^ » Francis Ho^^Ul in Hartford on will meet at the'home of. Worthy Schaller of 352 Woodland St„ Ed­ HRST LINE DUNLOP TIRES of 90-degret temperaturea explanation from the Weather York Law School. In later life July 80 to Mr.-Jand Mrs. Frank Matron Mrs. Virginia Lewis, 52 ward Adamy of 45 Goodwin St., be ■held tomorrow morning St 10 , he received several honorary o'clock on the west lawn of the must pass before that hap­ Bureau: Fbndna, 150 Birch St. Wadswbrth St., tdmorrow evening George Lawler of South Coventry 4.75x19 .. . $9.95 Plus Tax "Last night waa probably our degraes Including doctorates and Robert Cavedon of 27 Pitkin library,: next week on Thursday pens. from Harvsrd. Mt. Holyoko Move Toward Pea(?e at 7:30. . . morning’ at the same hour. 6.50x16 .. $12.95 Plus Tax "Gbolsr air from Canada Is slow­ warmeatt ...... mjptt of------current— summer...... — ^ St. foY many areaa in aouthem New’ College, Wesleyzn Unlverelty, Richard and Guy Schaller. Selected stories from “Grand­ $14.95 Plus Tax ly noMhg nouUiwnr J through New Yale University. Bard College. Lakota Couhcil No. 61, Degree father's Tale.s.'' "Just So Stories," 6.70x15 .. Knglai^” the Weather Bureau England. In Booton, the mercury Place Orders Early! of Pocahontas, will meet Wednes­ nephews o f the bride, carried her did not drop out of the 80a and even Columbia University a p d Wssliington, Aug. 2 (/P)—SsertUry of Stats JJaUes said by Kipling, —Pete, the Crow-" and 7.60x16 .. .f. $15.95 Plus Tax said In an early sumMry. "The Hartt college of Music. For School, For Csmp Use day night in Odd FellowsHall. The train. cool air vriU ehow an Increased in the intarior suburba the tern todsy th« United States hopM evfentually to obtain from Red Tha bride wore an alt - white others will be told by Mia-Simpson cool Air WHl anow nn incr««««u —L VT 7. 7 aw Wk- Easy To Apply meeting will itart at 78 o'clock and Mrs. Rosamond Carter, chil­ These Are Odd Sizes; See Us For Prices On Other Sizes speed In lU Southward movement P*.!ili.^7v^.*l^irMVtur« wU?^oulck China a declaration renouncing th« use of force. . aharp and all members are urged Chantilly lace gown of nylon tulle dren's librarian, who will take B ^ w e expect that relief from the . T?***?7 ■ Dulles told a news conference such a broad commitment by to be on time. pinpointed with tiny pearls and . . . .------... ly climb well Into the 90s. Thunder- - fa.shioned with long sleeves, illu­ turns. In ca.se of rain the diildren's SERUKE present heat wllt^rive In south showers this' afternoon will drop PoKce Use Gas the Chinese Reds would clear the w a/ for extenrive nego­ N a m e T a p e s sion Mandarin collar and full room of the library will be used. om New EngUnd IhU evening." temperatures back into the SOs. tiations on major problems between them and other coun­ skirt with train. She also wore a Yesterday the i^ecmometer Low readings tonight will be In tries, including the United States.-^ ' little crown hat trimmed with STHTIOn climbed to 100 degreea at Man­ the middle <0s. Fair and cooler, Against Foes of VANS chester. N. H.; to 98 at Concord, weather is expected for Wednesday He said the United States will not negotiate vHth a pistol DEVELOPING pearls with .fingertip lengtli veil LET ITS FILL YOUR N. H.. Boston and Hartford. Cionn., iOO (or $1.50 f, PRINTING- attached. She carried a cascade Hartford Rd1 . Manchester,Conn. with afternoon temiJeraturee In the at its head. ’’ of white roses. and to S5 at Lebanon. N. H.‘ 'The lower 80s." Peron’s Party And the most important thing now, h« added, is that the J' The matron of honor was attired TELEPHONE Mitchell 9^8066 reading in'Boston equalled an Aug. Fear Crops Loss pistol should be permanently discarded. 150 (or $1.95 in s powder blue nylon chiffon 1 recordrecora aets«i in 1917.ivii. Meanwhile, farm spokesmen Buenos Aires. Argentina, Aug. In Its morning aiimmary, the I'wamed that continued hot weather Events, including the release of^ . -----—- gown, made with pleated bodice J (g')—Police at Eva Peron used 11 American .sintiwi by the R i^ , Just Iron them on—or sew-on and full skirt, and a .crown of Weather Bureau said: i without rain could have serious ef- tape available. ' Fast color, "Numerous showers Slid scat- fecti'on crops, tear gas last night to disperse appear to be movlt* In the direc­ leaves with a veil. She carried a tion of a peaces' Chlnase policy, laundry proof and permanent. cascade ofeplnk roses. CALLED FOR AND fared thunderstorms ' have boen The Massachusetts Department demonstrating members of Argen­ UeSe^RedCh^a occurring in moat of Maine, New. of Agriculture said the situation la Dulles said. r- The bridesmaids were attired In tina's opposition-Radical party. MgM.dilxy B* WrMg gowns similar to that of the ma­ DELIVERED PROMPTLY Hampshire and Vermont during | not yet critical but many areaa of Motion Dept. AT NO EXTRA CHARGE the past several hours. Showers the' state are "extremely, dry." One group of Radicals liter con­ What aeiim. to ha signs ot chsngc Talk Recessed tron of honor, Mrs. Schaller and gregated at a etreet corner and HERM'S Miss Barrett in coral and carry­ and thunderstorms' will davelop Among these are Capa Cod, Essex, might 'be mlaleading. the Secre­ CAMKBA AI^p rnOTO SHOP ing cascades of yellow roses. Miss this afternoon in southern New began BhouUng slogans. Police tary continued. IN NABSiri' ABMS STOBK Britton and MUs Dietz in bright Pine Pharmacy England. The activity will end be- (ContlBued on Page Nine) hauled all of them off to priMn. But he declared that develop- For 48 Honrs MU Maia M. Ml. S-7M> blue and- carrying cascades of 664 CENTER ST. ONLY ^ The disturbances followed a uncnts including release of the Talisman roses. All four wore Ht-rm Photo TEL. Ml 9-9814 street meeting at which speaker! fliers, new talks with tha ..Ganava. Aug. 2 IB-H m Unltad declared there can be "no pacifica­ crowns of leaves. MRS. WALTER ED.MUxND BRITTON X Reds at Geneva imd ^ i a c « « states and Red CEinx recasMd The mother of the bride chose Pine Lenox Pharmacy *Decitiion, Was Right One * tion unless the Government re­ epeech by Premier Owu.En-iM w dlplomaUc talks for a hours a pale pink lace gow-n with powder to match and white accessories. , 299 EAST CENTER 8T. the^ 4g refrigerator stores the climate of ample liberty Red dhina, may mark th e ^ g tt- xoday altar axchanging viaam on blue accessories and a corsage of Surprise Shower TEL. MI 9-0896 in the nation." .. nlng of a naw phase in CTinw repatriation of 40 American After Aug. 22 the couple will be I Communist relations with tha rest held by the Peiping -ra- white roses, and the mother of the at home at 281 Center St. , President Juan Peron called for bridgegroom. a teal blue/ silk pacification following tha unsuc- of the world. _ __gima and Chineaa atudenta In Mrs. Britton is employed at the | The Geneva telka opened yester­ taffeta gown with pink /scces Barrett Plumbing Supply f'o.. and For Miss Howbs Talbott. Resignation ceaafut rebellion June 16. America. . ghree you these 4 About midnight, after the atreet day, Dulles said that so far as tea Thera waa no communiqua at jha series and corsage of pink roses. Mr. Britton at Pratt and Whitney j United States Is concerned they nsl Ssaalmar*^ KR.«M4aMaS^ SaIIt ^ ~ A reception for !150 guests from Aircraft. .Miss Carol Howes of 136 Dem- meeting adjourned. Radical party end of today’s S5-mlmite talk Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mas­ members formed a column and be­ Ilf wUl be devoted mainly to negotia­ tween U. Alexis Johnson of -the The gif's of the bride and ing SI. wa.s guest of honor at a tions on return.of about 40 Amer­ sachusetts and Canada was held bridegroom ■ to their attendants miscellancoua bridal shower Sat­ gan marching through the atreeta. United Btotes snd Wang Ping-nan at noon at the Hlllcrest Restau­ Gets Ike’s Approval Part of the column, led by young ican civilians held In Rad Chins, of Red China. But a Chineae were walleLs. urday evening at the'" Chambers' importent advantoaes and to seeking aasurancea teat the iqxUieaman confirmed that ten rant. Bolton. Cottage at Coventry Lake. The ■tudenta. headed toward the pro­ When leaving on a wedding tnp vincial government house but it Red Chinese will avoid airplane problem of tee clvUtons was.dto- hostess was .Mrs. William Meretr Dr. Herbert L, Snyder gives a booster shot of Salk antl^poim vaccine to Sharon A ^stw n g. 7, to northern New England and Washington, Aug. 2 LA*)—Harold E.’ Talbott wi8 step put was broken up by police tear gaa. ” lu t in g thcldente such u ceu***^ euasad and that the next maeteig Rep reseiil Town of Orange, N.J., who was assisted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Armstrong; 338 Summit St. , ^ e little girl w e of about 2M tee fatal crash of a would be held lEursday monilfif Canada, the bride -wore a powder by Mrs. George Wogman of 156 Eva Penm la the capital of blue dress of crystalette with coat MAKES ICE CUBES as Secretary of the Air Force a week from Saturday test his Beunoa Aires Province. The form­ children Who received shots et the Bowers School today. This second round of Salk vaccine injec­ Pacific airliner In the South CEifia (4 s-m. BBT). Al Open House .Main St. I. profits from an outside business interest "embarrass” the tions was opposed by some local physicians, who feel this ie the wrong season to conUnue the pro­ Guests natnberlng 30 were pres­ er La Plata. It U situated about Sea last year. ^ Although the Chinese source WITHOUT TRAVS AND Eisenhower administration. President-Eisenhower, promptly 35 ifiUea Southeast of Buenos gram. Other debtors flashed a green light on the shots,. (Herald Photo). The Geneva talks, DuUea salK declined to asy whether any eon- ent from Manchester and sur­ may bw a step toward B v e n ^ Open house will be the order of rounding towns. PUTS THEM IN A accepting Talbott’s resignation^ ------“ J- Aires. It was renamed for the Crete jgmvoeala were made iqr late yeste'rday, told Talbott "your' President’a late wife. broader negoUaHons b ^ w ^ Red fithar Oic, It was assumed that the day at the .Salvation Army Gifts of linen, personal items RflQUFT fLiaa and the United Statee. • Nathan Hale Camp in South Cov­ decision was -the right one." There DoeUTrs on Strike tee reeaBs was taken to permit sh e r and kitchen utensils were opened Meanwhile, thousands of doctors Mnat Live WHE Fsnoesa oonaultatiana with WsBhIngtqn entry, from 4 to 7 o'cloi k this eve­ by the bride-elect while seated ki­ wee widezpreed agreement with u -wromncALLY! that view. and denUsts began a 24-hour na­ .s, to But DuUea asserted tU tty that and Felting on the preUmiaafy exi,. V IC E an4 ning. beneath an arrangement of wed­ ^i^^^ iJnder S3% L6cdlty Tbs Advisory Board members Somo aadd Talbott had done a tional strike protesting the death tee status of Fonnoss, Quemoy change of views. ding hells and pastel colored 2. NO MOVING of l>r. Juan Ingalinella, s RosaHo O t _ ^ and ICatsu — Islands.liild by the from every town in this dlvi.sion streamers. A miniature bride, nod. job as Secretary. Even one Homecomiiigomecomiiia: - A spokMinsii fbr the UJi. dal- No Trays to fill... Democrat______saidsa that. But no one In physician tnd Communist leader CEinese,NaUpnaUsts — nre fiot agatlCB ladleatad. thin might he epaiTS will gather to \vitne.sa develop­ candles and flowers formed the who died in police ctMtody after ments in the camp property, and PARTS Washington said publicly that Tal­ subject to. negdtlaUon. ^ the regular psttera for tee telkn— A U M A K E S centerpiece for the table at which spill...or pry loosAi bott shouldn't haVe quit. his arrest Jun* 17. 1 1 Thnt, hwanld. Is not in the r e * ^ see the children there in action. the hostess served refreshment.s of Freed Fliers frequent recMoes to permit noo* Eisenhower, lit an exchange of Offleial reports Said he died of of the practical. The sUtus the sulUtiona with' the henw govern- MaJ. John Pickup of the local decorated cupcakes, fancy cookies, ln froaxing systsm a heart attack under questioning, corps and Mayor Harold A. Tur- lettera made public by the Wh|te Hong Kong> Aug. 2 (^--The I Nationalist territory, he said, to a menu. ice cream, punch and coffee. House, praised Talbott's official but his associates claim he yraa situation the Red ChineM will hare Potterton’s kington will represent Manche.stec. Mi.ss Howes is to be married to to w aar or grew noisy! U.S. Air Force ordered,, two 054 Less than a third of the ; N e ith w ^ U.K n«r the Chineee- PhoM Ml 9-45S7 services as having been "effective­ transports to. Hong ’KOng today, Manchester children eligible Clinic Schedule to live with. apokesmm would give any details At the dinner meeting to be held Theodore D. Chambers of 156 ly and loyally performed." (CanUaned oa Page Four) ISO Center St^ Cor. of Church at 5:30. M. C. Manternach. chair­ Main St. Saturday. Aug. 20, at 7 Kemp's, Inc. 3.GUARANTEED* presumably to bring b,ome the 11 for Salk antipolio shots Dulles waa asked whether the of the dtocuaeiOBa. - man of the Hartford Advisory p.m. in the Second Congregational Under Critical Scmtiii.v / American airmei). due here Thurs­ United States would 1» wiUing to 783 AIAIN' ST. Ml-S-5880 | Talbott, a 67-year-oId Ohioan, j showed up today at clinics set The schedule for tee second abandon tee Southeast Asia Treaty lea Page Fttleen) Board, vylll preside. Church. BABYLA.VD day after more than two y'eara’ day of Manchester's, second- (Cea« TWICE AS LONG had come under critical scrutiny imprisonment in Communlst'China. up in thre&'schools, and an of- j Organisation—which corert Indo^ by the Senate Investigations sub* round of enttpolio shots fol­ china^n trade for a'dedaraUon Gunfire Marks The big four-engine planes were ficial of the State Depart-! lows:- ’ . committea because of an outside due here tonight. Althougb there ment of Health deplored the by Red China,renouncing foroe. as any olhar business connection which return­ Children from Nathan Hale, Absolutely not, he repXed crisp­ was no trunediate announcement Lincoln, Highland • Park, rsfrigsratorl 4. AUTOMATIC ed him $132,032 In the 2>.1i years Trdiisit Strike of their mlaslon. It waa a foregone showing as unfortunate. j ly. The United States wtMiId no, he eerv^ as Secretary. He had conclusion they were coming to The Health. Department official, South and St. James' Schools more give up SXSATO than it Bulletins told the Senators he would give it pick up the fliers. — - who asked that his name not be wilt get their shots tomorrow would give up tee Atlantic AUl- DEFROST up, effective last Sunday. , A t Little Rock Red China notified the ’United used, said "Now ia the Um* for at the Nathan Hale School snee. - ■ , froa thg AP Wiref.. Chairman Paul M. Butler of Uje Statea j-eeterday .that the men the children to be inoculated." clinic. Inoculations will be­ .Dulles emphasised in eonnecUon Democratic National Committee By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS were being freed and .said they Peak Due In Six Weeks gin at 10 a.m. and continue 3 MiD-WEEK VALUES FROM HALE’S ★ and some of his fellow party mem­ Gunfire blsised last night be^ had left Peljiing on their way He predicted, on the basis of re­ Until noon. Parents are ask­ (Oontini|s4 en Page XVlean) HAILWABinNO bers had called on Eisenhower to tween guards prptectttig buses of home. ports of serious outbreaks of the ed to register teelr children BfirtIM. Ang. 9 (Ph-A9 1 fife Talbott, asserting the Secre­ disease southwest and northeast of by 9:30 a.m. pha„ both the Travelers WsolE- •IgFeofvre the struck Capitol « t y TVansft U.S. consular and Air Force of­ tary used his official position for CO.. Uttle Rcc>; Arit., and un­ ficers here were Informed officially Manchester, teat the peak of the The Verplanck School will er Service and the UJS. WsaBwr LAST CHANCE THIS YEAR TO BUY BIO After AfgFeatvref personal gain. Talbott disputed known aeaallaAta In ambush. No late last night of th« announce­ season would hit this town in about follow tee same time sched­ Bnrean at Brniley WMd anM -HAROLD E, TALBOTT six weeks. I P riesid eiit H in ts there wan sense chanee ef hall thaL ule and will treat /children • tall aatamatk defrMlI one was Injure 1 and no arreets ment. British border patrols were Beyond aaying Telbott had made were made. alerted in. case the 11 should ar He said this ia "a crucial period” from Verplanck, Keeney, hunag la the Oeanerttewt VnOsy • Shelves that ROLL eel I the right decision, Eisenhower did Eisenhower aet Aug. 13, aaying The litUe Rock, strike is 41 days rive before Thursday. in which shots should be given, Washington and Silver Lane. Special Session thto nftornesn. At ^Ynvelen. m • 7Mh. iaferala fraesarl not discuss the ethics of the situa­ old. AFL. union employes want .a I ilnd added-that Manchester would Schools. * . sseteereleglst Bhssed the pesst- Talbott’S personal knowledge of Will Get Medical Exam bUtttoe ef han in 1 ent ef IK • Deer thelvatl Iff aeiHl tion in accepting the resignation. programming acUvlttes In the Air wSga Increase. The Mayor said he A U.S. Air Force officer said probably develop several cases of (Children who are to' receive • Big I4h. better haaperl Elsenhower had taken the re» may gak the governor for Natlon- paralytic polio if parents did not their first shot must hqve the Thero were MMCtletol rSpsrts sd SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 72x84 (4 POUNDS) Force was of particular impor­ the men wUwill1 beb« takerttaken from .thexne ~ •• ,h«ta I Over Housing hail faniag In downtown Hait- • tala Daw.Vlaw freihaaertl cord of Senate eubcommltteS hear­ tance In the next few weeju. a ldJuardsmen to protect------the buses. t-order to Fsttllng, a plush jockey brlng^^their children In for shots . written consent of t|i4ir par­ ings on Talbott to read. Baying he In South Bend, Ind., the CIO ents, and parents are also terd a t .19:99 pjn. • Trig lever deer baadlal tn a letter delivered to Eisen­ club. There each roan will be given a *.,, ri- Wnahlngten. Ang. S would make, his decieion on Tal­ United Auto Workers reported an a medical examination. If tee doc- ] asked to have aoihe responsi­ bott "on the basis of ethics in; hower earlier In the day by Secre­ agreement In a seniority dispute tors say tee men are in good shape Health s opinion that ble person with each child to Hense t o ^ pneaed and sent to MMoa jam, b p a o b pkait volved." tary of. Defense Wllsoii, Talbott which caused closing of the Stude- they probably pose for still snd ^ Salk vaccine is safe and should escort them to and from tlte-^ rrcelSiinl Fliinbrnrcr n f - - Ospsidmgia,- Dsnaaih, Aisg. 9 wTote he waa resigning "because ^ 1 1 STtownttofnetory to V m tm NYLON, RAYON and COHON BLEND Talbott wrota the President that biteer Automobile plant 11 of the motion pictures—in brand new - clinics. (9 > -A T ^ Bnsilsn srisS s t I would not in any circumstances aeVernl reepeoto. OOP Ijniiro A . • he himself waa "clear In my mind lait 13 working days. The dispute snM today flevlet Emstn wU and copsclenee. that my actions wish to be a source of embarrass­ directly concerned 56 workers n.M. ...u-M . » L s Inanwted he might veto It Md srsnte an nrtHIcinI cmlE misl-. have been within' the bounds of ment to you or your splendid ad- whose action stopped production, was felt teat parents were keep­ muI a epectol eeetoen ef-O en - Ute within two yearn amt faUm ’•ethics." miniBtratiofi." He sent w-ord to ing their children away from tee pensteie wlU In ich tt In 1997. leading to Idlaness for about 9,000 clinics because of a reported dif­ at'F aad D , . . with -Talbott left It up to the Preal- others. , , I t e nclenttot. Prof. Leonid L (Ceatiaaed oa Page Four) ference of opinion among local Sedov, thM implied tee USOt your pilrrhaav of this Sent as to when he should leave. The Screen Actors Guild ln Hol­ leaving Hon,ng Kong for Honolulu, ble children appeared for their , Washington, Aug. 2 IVSK?" BLANKETS ServelGaa irfrigerator lywood set Friday for a strike of shots at clinics at the Waddell, doctors as to whether the Seilk licen lesderg said after a V ^ to might get the Jnmp «■ Ow with prObabL.ble —stops ^------at------Guam or . vaccine ia safe at this time. House conference todsy thafPresl' all actors In teows filmed for tele­ Wake. The procedure is the same Buckley and Bowers Schools. United Stntm In thto hmneh of Clinics Tomorrow Dr. Nicholas Manlslo, town dent Elsenhower “Intimated’ a spnee experimentntlom He tsid These ore Hie blanket shefls from which the $35.00 ond up General Electric vision. The films are m*de' ln New as with the foiu* U.S. fighter pilots health ofllcer,ofllcer. yesterday redomredom- " " 'V , omiereaa may be noMt York and Hollywood. A guild released by tee Communists in Tomorrow, clinics will be held n news eenfMemwi .« fw ■«>“ « 876 eli^ble chll- their flrit ihot. He said it n'*Xhtl"U « hot passeu , the one the United Stnten*an- payments to actors for the sec­ Ja^a H.?Sty “accentuate" a case of polio test j *“• _ ^ MasMchusette, / • B ER M U D A IL U E ond run of a TV film. “ • -^ ■' I are eligible for booster Shots, sec- pects to eend np hi 1997-9.. 'ICE M A G IC In Dulles Advisor Job Negotiators for tee Kohler Co ' (beatUiaid ee Pag# Ibree) ond iteots or first shots. wmilnlUinlUl^e.. Mims'ItoSwciS: iSdSTml $ a / e Wisconsin plumbing fixture con­ The only local health official Some HttM^ree lien»U*riouie comproitoliie on thii DIXON TBirniiONT CHECKED • GREENRRIAR GREEN, SERVtCi SET "'•'R-plw cern. and the CI(f United Auto who could be contacted for com­ ■Weakingten. Ang. 9 UPh-A CrysUI Washington, Aug.-2 (P) ~ Scn.^thia Waning aeeaion. YVlth hiin on Workela agreed to wother dlacue- ment on tee inoculation program 4 ? !t f , Senate sabeemmlttee tovesK •PINK and YEUOW , ■ Hrrvlrtt Srt sion In Chicago Umed at settling today waa Dr. Joseph Barry,.schooI ' gnttog the INxeii-Tatss power Gaorge (D-Oa) has told friends his auto journey homeward went 4 doctor. He said the large number i i ' * " “ • eentraet today referred to the. a Famous he la not inUfested in aiiy State the plaudiU of .many of his col- a bitter 16 *monte-old strike, l it ­ Health Department offleial was DepartmMit post and has indicated leagues, some or whom made^ it tle progress was reported after News Tidbiti of children who stayed away this •n»s Prsatdant intimatod." Itor- JoeOee Department tor. pemMn "Dazry” morning -a’as due mainly to vaca­ among" the#*. tin said, "teat thsTO might have to perjnry aellen wknt Sen. Ke- Maie hy^ Chatham Irr Crusher he will run for the Senate again clear that If they lUd anything to yesterday’s conference. The com­ ntBt- T f - about iL Georgia would send pany ia insisting on keeping men ' Cufled from AP Wire* tions. be a spedm ses^m if we didn't fanver (D-Tmn) ealled *Vto*Mr In aome quarters, however, It (Coatinned oa Page Flftoea) eenfitota** la teatfanony ky Edgar • ReailMful Grorge.'77-year-old chairman o f ! him bask for anpther six-year hired to - replace atrikera The give him a publie'housing bUl.” '\ lee Bucket 4ha Banate Foreign Relations term. union wants strikers rehlfed. The conference report Which tee H. DUem AT THfSE with extiA Committee, heads home today lor he^Retur^’ In the farm equipment and tree Police in Ne\d Haven, negotiat Senate accepted provides for 45,000 "Ire rruslier”,,. ^ vacatloh and an aaseasmant of “ There la no qu e s 11 o n yrhat tor industry there were several ing peaceful end to mgmnent be publie housing units for one yiw. FBINaB BUPFEEqgr CONVERT ANY MATTRESS TO GIVE THE LUXURIOUSNESS . Hd ' I Oeorria Dolitieal situaUon in Georgia should do," Republican negotiating seasiona. — „ tween two young men, wind l|Pii6/ic Seen Defending Ike an additional 10,000 unite in tee t h ^ challenged for, . ‘ ^ U ^ t o J ^ tee At Moline, 111., conferees looked charging one with 30 counts military housing program, a new '(SV-Crown ’ pitoee • Hleek Bbtek- 'A man with his back- theft . . . New Haven Railroad $500 mlllton program of slum pretender to toe OF A RUBBER FOAM MAHRESS renominaUon hy former Gov. Her- ^«eroay. and dining car workers throne, died today at Mid-Sllver man Talmadge.- George has been (ODuUnned au Page F.ed to woHt in grill < wna 9K Es had nansmd a ' longer than any other preaent From, tee hospital where he ie , n 94 ktUlon incrosse in mortgage recuperating from a heart attack. I1»#V and West Germany clash. ^ , __ hanfi nttoto dnihig ton wsto- BIG SAVINGS FREE RECIPE BOOK TOO! member. 2 (>P)—«en .f American people teemaelvee wIU insurance authority. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas.xssjRliee for Retaking over poatsge sUmi ekowtog f- What wonderful pillows these are' Asked if |M intends to announce ----- iMvtna East Germany for I Gpldwater (R-Arls) —said ~ todaylrebut - — Joe.” Molded Foam Rubber Mattress Pads ■ ' \ formally faign----- ,_A r^uesd tbs 1902 RsphbUesn pU t-lvem seetetory James C. H s g s ^ • lUlLAXlNO \ hi auch • poeiUon. . Peihapa dgnificanUy, George north. '-T form to "a scrap ef paper." krohe to to msattoa provistons t m AS ADVlNTISiD IN LIFE • WASHABLE The J W IU U CORK \ Qaorga, who' raoontly was ill took for Um the unusual eouraa of It eharged tee attach ^ A s pce- j^ T e r k a t y b y tee Mayor Rob-1 Coromitleoivaad says he regards • AIXEBAY FREE * itth a rafipiratory allmanL took art F. Wagner, to suecesd XYnneto I McCarthy its n OOP asset, sshl in • SELF VKNTtLATIMO AUNom m i. CsNN* 844 iU p 8TREET—TEL. KB 8-7080—MANCHESTER Mwa of tha OMmU yaatasday ihr .« -W, H. 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to Angitot i$0> in which 4-H chib a poUUeat BdrtnMs and hnMdeaat W-'S wmahirs wrote letters statiilg would aminint to hnd fnltn. The Attention H. J. C.:V u ru tnsr^ Firm Employes President Hints UaS. to V Attains Rank of E!«gle Scotit Court Decides /- Publip ySeen;Defen4ijng. Ik e thair rsaaons for wanting to raise facta befora ua do not present such l i t Je N ot Interested OiiMnuey cow*. . MANSFIELD K ee$e. Police Have Ring Hold Outing at Speciei Session Luck, sou c f Mrr snd Mrs. Fred D RIVE IN Homecomiiig of Fii^-Can’t Sue "DePaolo. the eanOdate, ralied Against McCarthy Charges Luck, walked off with first prlxs, upon InfoCmatipn fumUhed by hia Rod, Gun Club S'Guernsey heifer calf named O. In IttoN rin poUtieal eommittoe. There la noth­ Milford, Aug; 2: (fiV-Aitantfbn tn Dtdles Advisor Job Over Housing Uicky I Klwanis. bought by Uto Office Seeker ing to Indicate that he had any a J . C. (Coattoaed fioas Oaa) club with proceeds .gained from 11 Freed Flielrs reason to believe that R knowing­ H u t lyeddlng ring gi<^n you by Wattki Watkina Broa., Inc., were hoot Senior Citizens the sale of "Porklwanls," a mam­ •KAUrOF THE, ly or recklessly misinformed him. R. J . M. is at police heapciuarters. 9iw ) modfo with ( r o o t peUtieal He said moat Republicans "la Hartford, Aiig, a (Hi — The " I f he honcBUy and In good faith A adentme pitotofl leeeei to mielr employes yesterday for. (Conttoned from Page Oae) moth pig. (IktottaBto frnm Ksge Ore) If you-can famish pHoper identl- atroBfth in tho nirol arooa, their hearts, I think.' are opposed SOUTH FAdHC* State fluprame O xirt m b United beUeved whnt he said, if there ficatlo'i), you m n have it backt electnwlcaUy urUI toB pnalfa oC Bocouao of o county iinit ayotom. the annual outing held at the to the Preaidenl’a policies." Picnic Tomorrow The Infant porker was raised were grounds f(>r such belisf. and true oMtoHton.aad nto ag gpir Ihsurancs of trailar oamps, and Supeiflebpe. Md Geler W ash lp ^ n the 11 fliers would be that » Hi^naBa firm ean sue aaith- ‘ lou lost, it at. (Suff Beach, ap­ of woUmg, Umoo orooo hovo aoooo- "But they have accepted t ^ , ____ ^ by Klwanis clubs throughout the if hia purpoaa in saying what he. watch. Mancheatw Rod and Gun Club. reunited with' their fnmllies " as parently. At any rate thkt's where t« ~Um WhlU IbuM yMtntfay to whot (U^roportionote strength in federal money for such local pro­ State, each of which kept it for er a poll^tcal eandidats - nor the did w as-an honest desire to diD EXPEBT WATCH BBPAIBS second annual picnic for the PluBt “W iU U M BB‘'>-«M l soon u is humanly possible.” He It was found and turned over to ' dIanM • MW eotton ptrofrun aa« detora*ring ony ototowido conteot Varied apnrU activities and a jects as sew m and police and fire about two weeks. When it finally radio stM on ovar wMeh the (ton- charge hia duty m a candidate by .PBOMR I Otirens a u b . conducted by returned to Home base. Manchee- (Mid he expected the Air Force Ute police. ^MmraoMnt ■kHdiowar’o pto4n for o -Donocrotlc nominotion, ton- clambake were the order of the at the head,^ U e and th* R*creatlon JUptartmeat, will be departments. didate made. a falae staUmant informing ■ the electorate of facta EOONOaftOAL 8BBVICIB Last Friday, the House voted a 'ter, It weighed 250 lbs. would fly relstivea ,st least pert which ho believed to be true snd They don't know who you aVe. U t 'm aiNiMt-loMl atudy a t I t . taaiount to oloetton in noorfio. day. The club was a male of STARTS WQD: 1st RUN! compiuiy. All they know la that you're a ortinltu'" co^li^falions of “ Mentor Spring, bill -with 4k> public housing pro­ On Aug. 31. 1953, the heifer of the wmy to the Far Bast to meet lit held that a fklae athts- I expressing bis views thereon, that imm tm n Mttao Ib Gcocso’o (rootoot p^lcol activity composed of by-gone ath­ the Airmen. HawaU w u the reunion man, from the size of the ring, to kav« tko SaMto otrongth opporcntly lloo in tho ^ llcy to thiaolo, ing Contest. Maurllla LeiFlamme "I supported the principals he tendent ot recreation, and Neil Its main features would; of the contest for Klwanis. was out a Democratic candidate for mayor, or Blander c a te g ^ . The court for making the most conversation NOW ....THURS. help in the preparAllonA for the said it would have been libel be­ stands for before I knew' there Lawrence. '1. Provide xa additional |4 bil­ toam today and could not be arrival of the airmen. _ in a poittical broadcaat over radio and John Bausola and Henry was such a man." lion—estimated to be eaough for reached for comment. elation WMMW, operated by the cause it was read by DePaolo,trom Smith, t^ n jo a t promising cooks. The 11 men were sentenced on a prepared scriptK. McCarthy, said there la "every one year—to contiaue the Fcdend Other Klwanlans indicated, how­ ■py charges sftec, their B29 was Silver City Crystal Co. of Meri- a f In the'ladiM division. Mrs. Mad­ reason to believe' that concrete Housing Administration (FHAT 'den, ■ ' — '------— _ ; . eline Miller and Mias Holly Smith ever, that s similar contest would shot down over North Korea J ail measures for appeasement were Hospital Notes mortgage Insurance program. probably be conducted here soon. 12. 1953. The United Btatee denied Sato Jobs Threatened THIS defeated their ' worthy opponeiiu agreed upon at Geneva," deepitc FHA eatimatea it will exhgust its In the 1949 spbeeb, DaPaolo fal­ Deaths Last Night i f The winner will presumably gat the espionage charge, saying they tn a very headed conteat Bocci. Eisenhower's etatement that no prdeent' authority this fall.- were on a routine le a ^ t- drop­ sely stated that ths C h a rles ■ ‘ ' 7 . ' V The employto are already look­ ' FMieato Today: US . 2. Provide the 45,000 public O..Lucky's daughter as,s',prise. commitments of any kind were ping mUelon. Parker Co. was 90, par cent out of By THB ASIBOCXATBD PKBSfl ing forward to next year's outing. made by the Big Four. ADMr^HED TBSTERO A T; Miaa housing unite minus the present The commander of the B29, Col. production, was up for sals and restrtctloaa requiring public hous­ New York—MclVille Minton. 70, Bato Zhukev FliendeUp Emma Evans, 460 N. Mala S t ; John Knox Arnold Jr., that 1,000 Jobs wars threatened. praaident of G. P. Putnam's (Bona, McCarthy also attacked Eisen­ ing construction to be geared to Springs, ,Md.. was given s 10-yesr Tha Supreme <3()urt sal(i that William O-ponneU, 22K S t Jamee slum clearance and o tb er. uH>an publlMiera, since 1982, who spent Group Preserving hower's friendship with Marshal sentence. Sentence! given the other DePaolo “believed .and rellM upon his entire huainesa life In publish­ Georgl K. Zhukov, Soviet defense S t ; Mrs. Martha WUliaing 41 Fair- redevelopment programs. crew membert ranged down to ata'temenU made to him fay mem­ 3. Authorixe a 31,363.300,000 ing. Bom in Red Bank', N. J. Died minister and a Wo^d War n com­ view St.; Mra. GraCo Meyer, Thrall Matk * P. M.—Eves. fliU four years. „ „ ’ Herald Photo. bers of s political advisory com­ Monday. Steam Threshers rade in arms. He said Eisenhower military housing program in addi­ Downey Not Named William J. flUpb^iu Jr- 45 Green Manor lFld., reached the pinnacle of aucceaa in scouting last night mittee, consisting of tour lawyers Rd., Rockville; Thomaa J. Wolff, tion to that already authorised. Shewn Dally 2:48, 7:29, 909 Washington—Fred W, Johnson. ought to hsve "a decent regard 3 Highland Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Sir reemiMeO The announcement of their re. as hiB mother pinked'the rank of Eagle Scout on his breast in a ceremony conducted by Troop M at the snd two accountants, and others, 74, ths last man to serve aa (x>m. Sponsors said the new money 1 U nas PteSam ! less# made no mention ol two among whom was the treasurer of Br^kn. Ohio —Remember for the feeling of his countrymen" Barbara Giustinliuil, 23 Brive F ; would provide BighUy more than Wait DiSMr's I C^aenaBras* Bowers School. Hia proud dad smiles approvingly as Mra. Stephens -performs the honor. The new mlasioner of the General Land Of- and shun Zhukov. Bartholemew Barry, 113 Parker Army civilian employee tried wim Eagle Scout reyerabd the procedure snd pinned a miniature eagle on his . mother for her aid and en­ a small loan comiiany, who. In ftes and tha first director of the the Avery 40? If you grew up 100,000 uniU. •tovr OnSaSS- r - ^ K ? K n 'y ’ I AflCL $Cw I I s the Air Force men and given the turn, had relied upon a news Item in the midwest wheat belt you Sen. Knowlsnd of Csirfocnis. the St.; Susan Knight. 613 Eva. Dr.; 4. Launch a hew S3(X) million couragement In hia scouUng achlevemenu. Robert McComb. troop committee chairman, read a letUr Bureau of Lnnd Management, re Republican leader, replied that he Mrs. Spirits BalUano. Boltan; Tech. S:M-ie I Tech. S;M longest sentences of the >f congratulations from Arthur A. .Schuck. National scout execuUve. George Pinzel, acoutmaater, published in a trade Journal." tiring in 19(M. Bom in Green Rivet’ may know this was one of the program of slum clearance and ur­ Wed: hah Haea " t USUe T are" ^ast Hdrtforef They are John T. Downey, 24, of ilia court's unanimous declsimi, old steam operated threehlng ma­ could say flatly from the "highest (diaries Gubbels, 78 School St.; ban renewal projects for the next _ Techalealar presented the pin to Mra. Stephens who in turn "pinned" her son. Wyo. Died Sunday. sources this government" that Mra. Beverly Richardson, 79 "Tha Caalest Beat la Tawa!*' New Britain. Ck>nn. who was sen­ written by Associate Justice Ray­ Toronto—William Heiuxf^arke. chines, now diaplaoed by eombines. two years. tenced to life Imprisonment, snd mond E. Baldwin, a former gover­ More than 4,000 Americana who no deal was made at Geneva to Caiambers S t.; Charles Kthg, 231 3. Place a 312 !4 million ceiling "maV feel tempted to iiUlize this will quietly withdraw from this 38, president of C3arke Ifwin and turn over Nationalist-held offshore Richard G. Fsctesu, 27, Lynn, nor and former senator, cited a Cb., publlriMrs, who .-fepresented remember the steam-power taar- Spring S t ; Mrs. May Kinney, 53 on FHA insurance .o»-any single Mass., given 20 years. Rhee for Retaking opporVnity resulting from. the sacred land of (}ur8,”the stateinent previous opinion of the court which veatera have Joined the National islands to Communist Chins, as Windermere Ave.. Rockville; Al­ project. Downey and Fecteau were in a ‘relaxation of world tension.' ” concluded.’ many leading Britiidt and U.6. contended by McCarthy. called, the free public debate 'of PiibliMierB in (Tabada. Born In Threabera Aaan., organised 10 fred Parks, 433 N. Main St. 6. .Limit to $2,500 FHA insured B29 shot down in November 1982. It demanded abolition of the The land claimed by the ROKs political campaigns “indiigenssbie .yeara ago by a handful o f . old Today, after the weekly meeting ADMITTED TODAY; Unda Sil- loans for home imphavement, in­ The Chinese Rede said they had Red - Held Section neutral liatlona supervisory com­ includi’s the city of Kaesong. 40 of Lindsay, Dnt. Died Sunday. t'22,fW6 TomuffT to our way life" and a field upon ' Ottawa—Dr. M. M. MaoOrdmm steam operators in nearby Alver- of GOP leaders with the President, verkone. M Durant S t stead of the proposed boost to rkSTi'hK rouT admitted being' bn a miealon lo mission an'(l charged .Secretary of miles northwest of Seoul,, the Ong-. which ‘‘courts must be csraffii not Knowlsnd told repi>rters: BIRTira TODAY: A daughter $3,000' which the Senate had votad. drop nine Oilneae spies who also State JohiV Foster Dulles with jin Peninsula west of Kaesong, of 64, preaid.ent and' vice-chancellor ton. "Land of the (OoBtlBiied f-xim Page Oae) to permit the law libel and ot Ottawk'B Carleton OoHege. Died They had 30 of the old machines "The President- reiterated and to Mr. and Mrs. Alien Sheean, 97 Pharaeha" were captured. The Army eaid the having promised to "settle this and land along the north bank of slander to encroach.” endorsed my statement of yester­ at their latest annual meeting. Delmont St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jark Hawklas two men were hltchiklng on a pared for." by a North Koreiui question" 'vlthln three months af­ the Han river; But the decision (xinUnutd: day that there has been no deal or Walter Meier. 17 N. Garden Dr. Joaa Cafllas plane from Seoul tp Tokyo when it The statement was issued by the "True, neither DePaolo nor the Fodal point of the meeting was of Kiwanis Heifer buildup contrary to armistice ter the 1953 arinlstice. filing up one of the venerable ma­ trade made for the prisoners DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; n«s was shot down over North Korea. "But the United Stales seems government information office as a defendant immpany (the radio sta­ war. He endorsed what I said, that Joseph Voislne. 331 Oakland S t ; "S Agaiaat The United States is seeking terms "while the ' United States government —text shortly after chines for a short demonstration we entered into no deal to sell out to be unable.to sCUliS (he question tion) inveatigated the truth pr of old-time steam threshing—the Amfaroaa Diehl. 129 Keeney St.; Has First Calf the Honee" their release, along with 39 other and the Unite.d. Nations were pr^* for us. and for them.se'lveSt" com­ midnight this mornlng-.-only i">few falsity- of the statements ipade the Chinese Nationalists and ciur Fred OolUngs.,4S Foster St.; Don­ Gay Mo4faaa’ American civillarta detained, in hours after the National Assembly V. way it was done SO years ago. Vietnamese fiends at Geneva. He Kim Navak occupied with a peace at any plained the ROK statement. concerning the plaintiff. That 4t- ^ FOB THE KIDDIES ald Cowles. 19'7 Hilliard St.; Mrs. China, in the current talks with "This government hM no 6ther had adjourned to the tune of a teata rather to want of c4re or to said that was an acccurate state­ Elsie Hall, 837 E. Middle Tpke.; Some lucky 4-H youth will ““ Werf Red Chinese Ambassador Wang cost movement. Large Aasortmeat BECAUM CirmNO ment." toon have a pew heifer, for *'Bl'M.KT FOB In a bitterly -..worded statement (Xiurse but to deal wllii the Com- warning by Ih'ealdent Syngman thoughtleastieas than to bad mo­ WUItamaton. Mich. (IP) — Jacob Roy Matson. 54 Chestnut St.; Mra. SOBT" Ping-nan J|i Geneva, Wang at the muniata direptly with the ,hope that Rhee to be "ready to come back tives of dishonesty. - \ Sen. Mundt (D-9D)„ who often Margaret Larsen, 386 Parker St. terday O. Lucky Klwanis, won "GaMea Blada" opening of the talks yesterday aald the ROK government said the O. (Jake) Frey, who once trimmed two years ago by Norman Luck. Rede have again achieved su­ the Comiwinisls, realiztijg their to w ork if there la a national "A reckless disregard of the . Arthir Drue Storai < haa supported McCarthy in the d is c h a r g e d TODAY: Linda the matteni.bf the olviliana should the hair and beard of Buffalo Bill past, said he considers the Geneva 14, Rt. 85, Bolton, had her first periority over ROK forces and violation, of the armistice, terms, emergency.” truth or falsity of facta stated in (Tody and shaved boxer John L>. Lanx. RFD 3. Rockville; Mrs. .*/ArS 2 CARTOONS be settled without difficulty if meeting "a success.” calf. Manchester'a Kiwania Oub both sides "adopt an attitude of Sullivan, still la going strong after Sen. Potter (R-Mich) said he Florence Roberts, 93 S. Main St; conducted the eompetition In TO jreara at a barber chair. Peter Annum. 61 W. Middle lS>ke.; negotiation and conciliation^' agreed with' Knowlsnd and Mundt. which he won the heifer at that Release of the 11 airmen will FORD S NEW Y-BLOCK V-8 OUTSELLS •riie g4-year-old barber, who Democrats sat silently while the Mrs. Anne Bowen, 570 Woodbridge time. 'Marled hia career in Eietroit, also S t : Mra. Josephine Morse, 43 Ash­ leave only 11 other American vet­ Republicsna defended Elisenhower The Btory goes like this: erans of the" Korean War whom rWembers another customer of from McCarthy's thrusts. land S t ; Stuart Doonenfeld, 40 Klwanis here sponsored a contest EVERY OTHER V-8 ON THE MARKEf hisxyoungera daya. A fellow by Burke Rd.. Rockville; Mrs. Nellie the U.S. Government haa aaid it Without reference to McCarthy's believes the Red (Chinese are hold­ the n m a of Henry Ford, a young statements; Oisirman George (D- Farr. 84 Bigelow St.; Mra. Isolda mecfaai)te to t the Edison Illmni- SchaUer, 31 Delmont S t ; Mra. TELEVISION ing. The others afe six Navy men There’s a big reason why so many people Ga) of the Senate Foreign Rela­ and five from the Coast Guard lost aaUng^o. tions Committee told reporters: Claire Pepin, RFD 1, Rockville; are buying Ford V-8’s this year. And the "If President Elsenhower la com­ Charles QuennevUle. East Hart­ In separate planes off China Jan. pletely dedicated to peace, and I ford; Mrs. Joan Griffin and daugh­ 18. 1953. reason is Fords, all-new Trigger-Toitjufi think he is, peace can be achieved ter. Hartford; Peter Albert 19 PROCRAMS A State Department spokesman power. It’s reassuring power that gives with Justice.” “ Oakland Terr.; Mrs. Doris Kuca, said on June.d “we have some rea­ son to believe these people are you a safer feeling when passing . . . lets RFD 3, Rockville: Mrs. Vera Rice, I Video Everyday—AU Rights Reaerved—R. T. Dickinson A Co., Ino.| East Hartford;/Mrs. Esther Daley alive,” although the Chinese had you cruise along comfortably at highway professed "complete ignorance” and daughter, Wapping; Charles speeds on just a fraction the power Public Records Gubbels, 78 School St. about them. He added the depart­ ment was seeking further infor­ that’s available to you. You get this new COMING' mation on them through negotia­ NEW CANNON FOR OLD FOBT tions with the Chinese consul in Trigger-Torque whether you choose Warraatee Deeds Rock Island, 111. (;p)_Fort Arm­ NEXT FRIDAY Robert J. Smith to Hensel and Geneva. strong,' which was established In “Quicliest. Buresl AUTO Ford’s 162-h.p. Y-block V-8 or 182-h.p. Peterman, Inc., seven, parcels of 1816, again has two brass cannon Y-block Special V-8. land on Tanner St. mounted at the site overlooking RADIO SERVICE in town.” Donald H. Broadt and June C. the Miasiasippi River on Rock Is­ That’s what our customera Broadt to Roger Conrad Graham land 'Arsenal Island. and Joyce Graham, .property at 1 say about our drive-in serv­ They replace two. Civil War iron ice department. See for Lockwood St. cannons mounted on wodden car­ Leon Cieszynski to Alan- Max­ yourself. iVv ell and Mildred Maxwell, prd- riages. Many repairs ■were required ty on Dudley St. with the passing of time. rothy F. Biibb to Thomas W. The design of the brass cannons 2T7 MOAD r\ is similar to the mounts used in ■0-9-1124 LIFE W i l ^ and Pauline M. Wilson, 1816. property at «7« W. Middle Tpke. SA LES a«d David Hay Miller and Margaret TELEVISION RADIO MBVICE C. Millento Webster T. Copp and Patricia B Copp, property at 36 MATINEE DAILY BLUEBERRY PIE Edison R d\, "v D m i s Opea DaUy 1;|B Ckaaesl S, Mew Bavea, Osea. - (M) BTAB-TIME PLAYHOt'BB A’ QuHdalm- Deed FSrtcrsaaace f:U ~ U BadtseS, UMa. (H) EIXBBY UUBEN OUR OWN MILLS /iiR . ‘ s: I Tio -.'f D t:N ( awaS) MBET SUIXIE'^ £ARJ7SSm’*S£ffr RSymond F Csnfleld snd Ruth CkaWMl nI toslasfliij.I Mats. ( S) p i Ia y b o v s e o f s t a b s G. CMnfleld to Ruth M. Hill, pro­ I MeWBiMalik Om s "Tb« Dirael Aearaerb' to unnm m t'HAM m fm manufacture most of our sweaters and perty St 131 GleWood St. EASTWOOD I Weiss to ij. Ocas. Ill-U-ni DANNY TBOMAB a g t im t s -M U sportswear right here in New EngUiid. A ttscK m nt IW B a iia k a . " Y " * * ® —'"rt“ Ja ck Bawfcias S:M ( D BPOTUQHT PUFYBOFBE The ManchesteV Trust <3o„ —Psal Bear la “Tba Blaeb sgainst Thomas R.\ponahue snd la BAB ( B> OCTDOOB AOVKHTimB.. Mata** \ ' C U JB (l»-»-U) DOTTY MACH BBOW Mary B, Donahue, 6300, property "Isuid of the —“Face cT (»> BIO TOWN risemaBcve* M arble" policy udually saves you the 20% Whiting Cl^rp. with $ 3 0 ;^ capi­ aaj Tsckaifwter (M> BA B as W BBTEBN THEA- E a c h ' . . tal atock dlrtded into 500 marea of ' T E B —"U ih U lB ' CraaSall” wholesale charges. ^ common atock with a par twue ot S:IM:M , lU ) o i ;t w m WITH anx— DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS ■ Dr. J. A. Segal is hav­ rie arasreee) ne Year Baaaa tlOO ekeh. Incorporators arr\Hay- (ID VNCLE^DH FITM CLVB hWBb laterai Dsal den E. Whiting, a a r a M. Whiting Wed.: "Seven LUtle Feys** CHIIDPCN r H f t S:W (IS- S> BOWDY OOODY CieWiI Cara ing daily office hours as and Harold A. tiltin g . \ 4M> COWBOY COBBAL , FACTORY SAMPLES B:U (HI UTTLE BA8CALS ~ I SaUatheibil Ouanatoed Luscious Wuebsrrisi In A Flaky Crusl^ Marriage Ucease • :to <•> 9TAOE B usual. Saturday hPurs-lO Daniel Raymond Pelletier. 91. LAKSON DBIVINO SCHOOL cancellations and irregulars from oUr Bisseil St., and Nancy Lou .Mac- EWB a W EA TH EB TEL. aa-9-«07S - - A.m. to 12 noon until ■ X ■ *4ists» c ' b Im m b o a o b own and other mills at give-away Alpine, 103 Henry St., St. Jam ea' tala Featara ' Shewa First (Ml RBWB AT MX prices. Church, Aug. 6. (MLCBUIA SMITH 1*:M ( S-»> TkPTH OB CONBE- after Labor Day. Maa., TMM„ Wad.. IlM rs. 6 ;U (ID BIO BHUW qVBNCEB REDS RFXOONIZE PEAJSY MANC-HESTER ' —^"BerSMal saJ (be Bar" (USD THE NAME’S THE 8AMB (BD THE BABLY BBOW (MU) BMAN qCEBTION Moscow The Soviets, who —**T»aU( A rease KI4” (It) VABtETYnEATBB ODD LOTS claim to have. discovered m o st Druue-9nllteAtv (HI TWIUOHT THEATBB PiOltO n Ncrr/ji STARTS 6:M < D BPOBT8COPE —‘^sasics las” CHOCOLATE CUP CAKES things under the sun, give the (It-ID NEWS a WEATHEB U:M ( D WATEBFBONT of. first quality merchimdise at greatly AToc'rr d u-/ "Jiax Bbia'’ American-Robert Peary credit foe TOMORROW (U) PHONE TOCB ANSWEB (ID CDBTAIN TALL reduced prices. ~ being the first to reach the North (It) THIS BTEMINO (MU) THB 8BABCH ■ :4l ( n WBATHBB FOBECA8T —"A SlatT •> ■#> BamMa Pole. Pesry gets 2 lines in the t:U ( D WOBU> NEWS TODAY Priaaa" DEVELOPING Great Soviet Enryclopisdis, who(M MEN KNEV, HIS FURY BUT NOT HIS FACE' (IS) ABOUND (U) BABLY LATH SHOW volume 33 has appeared here. (H> HOMEOY EO BN EB (n>-OB|ENT EXPBESS WOMEN KNEW HIS LIPS BUT NOT HIS NAME U:U (U) CBBISTOPHEBB CASH anil CARRY 11B4 ( D T.B.A. .YOUTHFUL ANSWER (IMS-U) NBWa • ~ no delivery, gift wrapping or fancy Housing, Tex. (4*» j.*-- Danny (Ul NIGHTCAP BDRMH IPI^DKnrOM'i CHARLES CD PINAL BMTION ' ■nT" fixture.^ keep our pric^ low. REGULAR 33e Spicial Dalton, 3, wsq taken^fto Father —Nawa Arthur Kale to be baptised; 11 :U (U) THF. LATH SHOW ^ "W hat are you doing here, little —"Bswk af PawJar BifM" LESPERANCE (Ml THE LATE BBOW boy.” he vima asked. .."Came to get —'’Tbar War* Blatera’* CASH REFUNDS the devile chased out of me,"' was INSURANCE (Ul PBfcVITES «HHi the reply. CD BPOBTB JWl’NDI’P _ 11 :U (III OVKBSXAB AOVBNTL'BB -^ven with garment tags promptly and REAL ESTATE dtlWEATHEB' JVfftHMMilllP.tqot Palicloat' Dotsorf Fovorita y :U.(ID DBEW PE4B80N courteously . . . no red tape, no time V aa-e-Ttse :M ( D DAMQN BVNYAH THBA- '" limit. ^__, , ■lANGHESTER, CONN, TKB—"TbJ aiB FIs” (ID TONIOHT' • n i h n ^ Btrra Alias FORD'S NEW Y-BLOCK V-8 IS BACKED BY 23 YEARS ^ Ctoreaea n . AadersoB far 7HB ( D BL’PBBMAN U:M ( D NIGHTCAP THBATBB— (ID (OLITBHOl'BE ^Tas(usbeMi'’ h o r n i ^ f ^ ' O f V-8 EXPERIENCE BUILDING OVER 15 MILLION V-8's •NO DEPOSIT (U) BOFPY BALES l:M( D NEWS - LOANS (CD THIS EVENING LAY-AWAY PLAN Tkoso Prices Effective •m eeeaad Btortgagaa and aato- . 7:1# (Ul BPOMTB BVLUCTIN BOiBD moUins. Alan iBsonwea. .T :tt (IB-U4D JOHN DALT—Nawa - In 23 years, pord has built more V-8’* (M> IFEATHBBTANB L e f 's than all other makers combined. And the ^' . holds’ any garment at cashier's dgak CONNECTICUT VALLEY 7:M (ID TACOBN MOKBOE SHOW ( D PATTI PAOB-BBOW T 1955 Ford V-8’s afe the most modern en­ "fpr 8 days, no money down, no obliga- Really and InYCstmcnt Ca. PLUS THIS LAPP RIOT! (ID BBIXIOIB OH CONN. Wed., Aug. to Sat, Aug. 74 East CcBter Straat tidrvto buy. ‘ , " 3 6 tMBD MOOLAB BBWAHD9 gines on the market; Y’ou get smoother '■V j s i . > a s i i n (ID TALENT BOCNDl'P k perforiTian<% and longer engine life wifh (Ml AN8WBBB FOB AMBBI- UHvtllM At The CAN8 ^ - Ford’* extra-deep block. 'You get more EVER! 7:M ( H** haw s CABAVAN iMoe M (Ml PATTI PAOB AIDCCyiBIlieUto "go” on less gas with modern short-stroke is sale day a jh ^ factory store. You LET US nLL YOUR (M> AMBS BBOTBBBB BUB < t> PLACB THE PACE — BiB cotM cn design, new fouling-resistant spark plugs ALWAYS save when you buy direct fl fnST NATIOIUL (Ul TAUMT am FURNACE OR AIR- and Ford’s exclusive Automatic .Power. ' our Ri^toil Salesrooi) (W) OBNB AVTBl 2f7 EAST CENTER STREET • 1041 MAIN STREET —"Belblaas -I__ ^NDinONER AT ' Pilot. Why not sample a Ford V-8 today?- (Ul PlJkTHOOSB 0 » T A B S Wc predict you’ll keep the keys. • MANCHEStEif:hbi — (HI BTiW T I U PUTHOCBB (M> BBO PlofKuC **** BENTZ U RO I FREE PiOlKINO ARIA CALLED FQOWlND Extra Troqt For the Kiddies B;S9 (Ml BAHCB PABTT (It-Ul BMI PICTL’BB Skoal kM W orin Open U nt|l w P. M. Mon. thru D EU V ERED JI r OMPTLY (U> WHO BBID THAT7 FOR YOUR SHOPFINO CONVINIENCE ( D PO»^aTAB PyiTBOBSB TH L. an ■ MM -A AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Waadjr Weiedpeeker COME IN FOR A TEST DRIVE kVB ita oianr r o qU A N TITIES PiMiPharaail CUTOONS! < 994GfMTKRST. GORMAN MOTOR SALES. Inc. P.BJL9. TEL. aa 94914 BUICK M to IBM C A iaiM flRST national stores nMlatMXnUinMMy » « i A BULLrr POR JOEY M PRAH STRilT DILLON SALES Wd SERVICE 999 9lA>T OEMTER OT. 285 MAIN ST PHONE MI-2-4571 H A O IO O B b TEL. aa 949M TOWGHT BUMO TOCB aaoLB a l o m o , V - i»DgDBDOBaiiAx:.i0'i^ Mob Sfroot MobcIiH W . /•' r- , '.T- ■■'Y ■‘K ■/' :■; ■ WWhSJi "iiMw*. V: ' ' ■ ■’V» ' r'

■ \ ; ' ' ' '■ ■ 1 '■ ' -* y ■ (■ / ... r 'V. liAyCHESTH» EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER.n^ N N , TU ESDAY, AUGUST S, 1955 IIAN^^ESTEB EVENING HERALD^ MAIfCHESTEB. CONN« TUESDAY. AUGUST 2 ,1W5 N night at the meeting which laeted shortage oC nurses and other per* State Will Have mWas One- two hours. W KN B-«$0 Duty "Nurse E a^s sonniel in individual hoapltale, tha Emrgcney Doctor* Gunfire Marks IS Corporation PoKce Use Gas The police biidget Is ths third Freti aaaociatlon raportad. u . WHAT—fid rtrrr large hudg^ the Board has taken WOCO—U M MjQily Roidio $59.13 to 167.32 (te tha pay qUaetion, tha aaao- Fhytidans o t tha Manchea- ^ Enltry at Contest ~|4d ^ o n tald: i»p. ’ EstisuitM WDBO—UM EMtern Daylight Time WTUV-1M9 ter Medical Aaan. who wUl - ra* Transit Strike Against Foes of Ths first was the Board of Edr X^^Whlla iqinimum aalariea qf 160 apond to emergency calU to­ Storrs, Aug 2 (/P) — Con­ nation -ucation’s |2,il7,528 'rsoommsnda- Hertford, Aug. '3 (F)—^ e ever- W M ly recommended hy the morrow afUrnoon and evening A 'IM S *4 4100 ■ m foUowli>g program necticut will he represeiil4|d this ■■■■■Si isajjis 1$ \* At Little Rock Peron’s -J^arty tlon and the second waa the 8368,- FOR ONLY. $12.95 _ ■gre general duty nurae' in (iSNX fdr beginning staff nuraes are l>r. Qerard Miller, Tel. Ml MKtiiht iwwMMMiel ta 705 Highway Department budget. Ulw Art iUppUed By Ul# radio: WCCC-~Good Kv^ntng Good Xuilo necUcut eerne from $69,18 /(o are apjtoreBUy not being eanled 8;:0639 and Dr. Robert Keeney, year in the NetV ibiglan6 Greener U'e will IneUll for-you a quality Storm ComMutiMi Window! put In ^ eecUone of the state, The other budgets considered Hundreds of Satisfled Customers Is Your G uaran^ of Sattsfae- managements, amt are eUbject to | wTic^iJn*^ilenVreiniiy tel. MI 9-5217. Pastures contest despite the dis­ (CaatlaMd from Fags Om ) (OsAUaMtl ftoas Pag* Cm ) $67.33 e week, -depikndingk on there haa DMn a gradual increasa p Oat your lean hers in 1 trip. Efiwteysd man and wbmaa, phsM Im last night were the $7,315 Cavil WDRC—E.'B. Murrow how long eke hae been in Mifice, banding of the Connecticut Green­ Gets Ike’s Cefensa budgst which Director tIon! ' chango without notice. WtiTir-AriW^ ppreea . in aalary achudulee.’ —five a few umpla lact»—upon approval, come-in to pick tip castb i i t o - t'ee— the .Connecticut State yNuraee' er Pastures Club, which formerly toward a masting tomorrow in ef­ tortured. His body'W u thrown in­ Waiter Mahoney favored cutting a AWNINGS • CANOPIES aJALOUSIES The aaeoclauqn alao announced Welfare Omr. Chriaty Hanaa aaya So phono . . . writ# , , . or corn# in today! forts to settle; a strike at eighty to ths Parsaa River by seven ' WHAY—Mu.lc Mrrchent. WHAY—Pollib NaUoiftil Horae _ Aaan. reported today. / chose the State winners who went sharply, ths $75,931 Park Depart­ Wucc—a*cor6 Revien , ' WCCC—Good Evening Good Muilo Replies to an association quea today the appointment of Miee about 28 formar epunty eihployea to the New Ehigisnd contest, I— 9 « i» Deere A Co. plants In. Illinois and' Federal policemen who confesaerf BILL TUNSKY • Ml 9-9095 WKNB-Bueball lUUnec WKNB—Rohin'a NeM Annual Dog Shown ment figure, and tha $84,804 Re­ tionnalre showed tha^new horaca Marilyn A. H opkij^of Eaat Hart­ who were abaorbed Into the'stdte i R. I . , Munsell, agrtciiltural cx- lows. UAW workers are seeking Q|e act and aro now under surrest. creation hudgat WTIC—Heppln... - WTIC—People Are Flipny BwWm«n hf would huvo no com* "Y O U R DEPENDABLE STORM WINDOW MAN* WDRC—Cel Kniliy * WDRC—Suapenee. earn an average o^$S9.13,' Uipee ford, a faculty inm ber at the merit ayatem July 1 have been fenaion agronomist at the Univer­ a “subetantlai Increase” in wages Only u rgen t cAaea are being W(5TH—Wee Work* WGTH—Armed Forces Hartford Hospital ScluMd of Kurs- ' n tn t btyond hU letter; with one to three y«ara of aei;yl6e, "laid o f f ’ In accordance with the sity of Connecticut, said today The annual dog shows will which they say now average $2.28 tre^i^ during the etrike. Hoe- 8iU - ing, as assistant executtve aeere- Merit System A ct Hanaa said that each of the eight counties 4ob OeadMotoo' he- conducted on all 10 super­ A settlement formula to end/a pitalB aald operations, not acutely WilAY-Muilc H.rchatii *'W h a Y—Pollib National Home $60.47; thoee with three to five WCCC—Good Evening Good Hu.Io years, $66.04. Md thoae with five tary. yaatarday about 25 are from New have selected a representative to PonUfott Murces n|d ttiey be- vised playgrounds tomorrow strike of 18.000 UAW workers .'at nsesasaky have been poatponed. WCCv;—RMord Review WKNB—Robm'e Neat Utvfd the President had not yet WKNB-Be.cb«ll Matlnta WTIC—People Are Funny to 20 years, $^.32. She will work with the olf|cera Haven County aad three from New compete in state Judging, which evening at 6:13. Any child (iaterpillar Tractor Co. In East Alejaiulro Letoir, the new Peron- WTlC-SteUe Dellaa London County. The Welfare ^De­ started this w«6l<. m MAIN ST., 2nd R ., Ovsr Wpphvpmi*8. MANCHOTKII deeldad who would take Talbott’s Ista party president, is to reply In THE OFFICE OF . WDRC—Siiepen.e RepliM w M . reiieived from 4t of of these five sections of the wishing to enter his dog Moline. III., was laid before the WDRC—Cal Kniby WGTH—Treaaury Agent- partment waa unable to place 'alf The top three In Connecticut MIMnII M iM • Adi fpr Mw v n ■ttltaSM’ place ahd would take hie time de- should take it to the play: a radio speecti tomorrow night to WGTH—Wee Work. Connecticu^s 169 towns, and State elation; admlnletratlve,. g« union membership for ratification duty, public health, prlvata the former county help absorbed will go to the New England con­ - smallest, best behaved and allowed to apeak on the radio in WTIC—Wldder Brown - plalnte showing up oft the quea- iSl-OOiJNTY AIDES LAID OFF the scale to an average of $2.48. WDRC—Cat Kolby WHAY—Pollah National Mome atot^Hanaa said, hence tha lay­ rlzee will be awarded for winners Calif); James Douglas, undersecie* various categories selected by At West Allis, Wra. negoti«Uoha nine years of the P^on regime. M5 >|AIN ST, iiohhaire, which also asked about Advertise iiii Th e Herald— It Paya WGTH—Wae Worki WTIC—Dragnet working condition^ related to a Hartford, Aug. 2 (F) — SUta offs. -\ ° r; the Connecticut contest. taiy of the Air Force; Lee White, the playground supervisor. are In progress between the UAW The Radicals'now h^ve been al­ 6:41— WDRC—DIak Derby a New Tork lawyer and former as- and Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing lowed more radio time. J orn Per­ \ WHAY—Betty Kimball WGTH—Red Box VO. Chicago WILL BE CLOSED WCCC—Record Review ee— aiatant secretary; and Fred Craw­ Co., heavy machinery builder. A Hers Id Photo kins, the party's leader in Buenoe WKNB-Baaeball Mallne. WHAY—Nile Watch ford. a Cleveland industrialist. standards.” Saltonstall said. "He] strike has been threatened but Hayden, E. Wlilting Aires. Is to speak tonight and lor ovory paint |eb WTIC—Pepper Younc . • WTIC—Crallaman Awards Officially there remained a poet- wanta everyone in his sdmlnlstrs-j work has not stopped. Similar ses.- Mauricio Yadarola, president .of WDRC—Cat Kolby WDRC—Dlak Derby / UNTIL AUG. 15th WGTH—Wax Work. WGTH-tRca Sox va. Chicago / acrlpt to be uTitten: the report 'of tion to maintain the same high slons are proceeding Iri" Chicago , Ha.vden E. Whiting, 78 Walker the Radical bloc In the Houie of $:ee— • :15— . Andlnfs by the Senate InvestlKS- standards." with International Harvester Co, St... who for several years has Deputies, Is scheduled to make. a ... Indoors or piitdeertl WHAY—Record Radio WHAY—Nile Watch tionO subcommittee on its public "Secretary Tslboll made some UAW membera employed by] served . as salesman and branch broadcast ' Thursday night. ^ W»x;c—Record Review . . . WTIC—Cralt.man Awardi mistakes of Judgment that vio­ The Socialist party also has WKNB—Baieball Reque.t Matinee WDRC—Bing Crosby hearings into Talbott’s outside Trailroobllc, Cincinnati, voted on a 1 manager for a Hartford heating There’s a colorful, top quality WTIC—The Woman In My Home WGTH—Red Sox va. Chicago business activity. lated these ethical standards. He new threc-^yagr contract,providing contractor, has formed a coi-pora- asked for radio time for its speak- WDRC—Newa $:»e- ' / had no Intention to injure the gov­ era. Dutch Boy paint, etumal or WGTH—Bob and Ray WHAY—Nito Watch Chairman McClellsn (D-Ark), for a layoff payment plan. An, tion and has bought the local In­ WTIC—Pel® Kelley'a Bluea fat a temperately phrased state­ ernment, of that I am certain." terests of his former employer. V A fire bomb was thrown against vaniish for SDsry painting job agreement waa reached yesterday *‘vmAY—Hecord Radio WDRC—Anios 'n' Andv^ ment after learning of the re- Democratic Senators were tem­ shortly after the start of a strike. The new company, to be known a window of the eronlita party around your home. Come in WCl.'C—Record Review WGTH—Red Sox va. Chicago perate or noncommittal. as the Whiting Corp.. will have the headquarters In Cordoba In central $:4& - / aiffnation, said that "in my Judg­ The company will contribute five and ch oM youn today! WKNB—Baaeball Reque.t Mallnea WHAY—Nile Watch/ ment, the matter -the committee Sen. Symington (D-Moi, a mem­ cents an hour for each employe to following offlce'rs; Whiting, pres­ Argentine yesterday, but caused WTIC—Uorenxo Jonea WTtC—P'-le K e llf/a Bluea WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Muaic Hall - had under inquiry has now been ber of the subcommittee and him- an unemployment fund. The money ident; Mrs. Clara Whiting, vice only slight damage, police report-’ WGTH—Bob and Ray p-M/y <> « s V/.V -*0. XV satisfactorily resolved.” president; Hsrold A. Whiting ed. • -WtJTH—Red 8<>^va. Chicago aelf a former Air Force Secretary, will be used to supplement state MR. GERICH — of 8‘S6— Wtto- '■ / ' ■T ■ ''X, McClellan said he will check said ” t repeat what I said in tlie unemployment compensation of secretary and treaaui'qr. WIIAY—Suburban Sereiiad. WHAY—Nile .lyalch "right away” witb his fellow sub­ hearings- he haa-Aonc a Ane Job workers laid off. They will conduct a heating, air . WCCC—Record Review p.WTIC—Fibber McGee \ committee members the matter of conditioning ^nd fuel oil business Gorieh’s 0il Sorvko— WKNB—Baaeball Reque.t Matme. WDRC—MoSda for Romance ■ for the Air Force.” • Swift Hr Co., largest of the meat Budget Meetings WTIC—108U Radio Laii. WGTH—IVd Sox va. Chicago NEW HGHTea, NEW TRANSPOkT TO HAVE PtMA TUgBOJET ENGINES writing their,j«port to the Senate packers, granted a 14 cents an at 244 Main St. WDRC—Cal Kolby Sen. Morse (D-Ore), who had WGTH—Bob and Ray 1»:1S - / “which I trust.” he added, ”in view demanded Talbott’s resignation or hour wage Increase to 35.000 em- Behind Schedule it IN ill Hmi hotpitol. WHAY—Nile Watch o f ' these developments will bd ployea in 45 plants. The hike ■eaillane struck a 14,400-volt high $••*»- WTIC—Newa brief and' unanimous.” diamiMal and further Senate In­ WHAY—Dinner Dale WDH0—Moode for Romance quiry Into Talbott'a affaire, with­ matched that agreed upon last tension wire and fell into Candle- Tko bosiiiots is boin 9 WCI’C—Record Review WlVrfl—Red Sox v«. Chicago The subcommittee had explored week by Armour A Co. and union WKNB—Baaeball Reque.t Matinee If held cpmment. wood Lake, Treated at New Mil­ The Board of Directors last "Nl FAINTS WTIC—lOkU Radio Lena W llA Y -N ile Watch In public hearings the propriety of Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn), who negotiators said the .same figure ford Hospital were Michael E. night took up General Manager niR by his tons. WDRC—Cal Kolby WTIC—N F;. Regional Survey '-M y ( some of ’I’albott’s oonduct'ln seek­ alao had demanded Talbott's dli- will be sought throughput the in­ Gluhareff. 62, the pilot, chief en­ Richard Martin's recommended WGTH—Bob and Ray .WDRC-Mootia for Romance 1 ing business for the New York mluAl, said simply he had opposed dustry. That would raise the aver­ gineer of the Sikorsky Aircraft $276,128 budget for the Police WGTH—Red Sox va, Chicago . business engineering Arm of Paul age hourly rate to $2.12, a union Corp.. Bridgeport, and Mrs. Lillian W H A Y -N .w i M:4J— Talbott's conArmatlon In 1953 and Department and several smaller For Prompt Dolivory C. J. MpRRiSON Wallpaper Co. w e r e —ttood EveiiliiK Good Mu.lc WHAY—Nite Walcb •B. Mulligan and Co., Ii\ which he "ths situation that arose la what source said. Offenberg. 26. of S’ /alford, his budgets. \ WKNB—New.; Sport. WTIC—N F;, Regional Survey held a pm table partnership. Some WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS WTIC—New. WDRC—Mooda for Romance .'./acMasmP-'/- I feared might occur.” daughter-in-law. The t"ix>-seatar Behind in its schedule of budget ' Vx .. •. • .. ’ . J-?! of the firm’s clients hold govern­ of Ron^o ond Ftiol OH 88.1 CENTER STREET — TEL. .Ml 9-9718 WDRC—New. Wi :TH—Red S ovva. Chicago . ■' _ "s ESCAPES SERIOUS INJI.llV plane was to'ved to a boat repair meetings, the Board is.attempting ment contracts. CLOSED MOND.W DI'RING AUGUST W O TII-N ew . ir.M— COMMUTERS ORGANIZE New Fairfield, Aug. 2 (P i-Tw o ahopron the lake. Power for moat to ipc(^ up its procedure. 6il5— WHAY-New a: Nile Watch Distorted Publicity otcujiants escaped with minor In- of New Fairfield waa out off for No declalon waa reached on the CALL H i 3.6075 OPEN TI’ESDAV THROUGH SATURDAY WHAY—SpotllEht Sport. WTIC-^-Newa Norwalk, Aug. 2 (A*4;—The Nor­ WDRC—Newa; Almaii.-ic At the windup- of the inquiry Jurle* yesterday when their light several hours...... j budget recommendations I as t WCCC—Good Kvemng Good Mu.ie Talbott told the subcommittee he walk Commuters ABahrwaa formetl ------WKNB—Vaeaboiid ...... - —Wim I—Retl Sox. va. Chicago--- WTIC—StrtcUy Sport. 11:15- believed ”ln rstroppect” thkt some last night by 80 commuiiBni who . WDRC—Zalman WHAY—.Nile Watch o f his cimduct had been mia- ride New York, New HavetKsnd WGTH—Wi.mer WTIC—S|ioru: WculUcf WDRC—Cal Kolhv tskan—such as writing letters to Hartford Railroad trnlns. The 6 :M - ‘ WiiT'H - Red Sox va. Chicago possible clients on Air Force group wlir Join the Fald WHAY—Dinner Date Wt'«;C—Good Kveiiins Good Mu.lc fUlUoiMrye County Coifimutera Aaan. The aim WHAY- Night S.vmphon.V' WKNB—Joe C.lrand WTIC—Starlight Serenade His tetter to the President made of -the group la to bring alleged WTIC—Hn.pitamy f V.,, no snentlon of a misUks. It men- WDRC.—r. Lombardo WDRC—Dance Orcheatra deficiencies in service to the at­ WGTH—Bill Stern WGTH —F;. r. Morgan. Uoned, instead, ’’the recent un­ tention of the railroad. ll!4 5 - fortunate qpd, I believe, distorted 6 :4 A - WHAY.-Nite tVatch WHAY—Supper Serenade WTIC—Starlight Sereiiaile n e w . Bupenonic Navy > t fighter and a new commercial jet traiupoit plane will be powered publicity given to my continued s e c o n d f o l io d e a t h WCCC—Good Evening Good Mu.iC WDRC—Dance 'Jrchcatra aaoooiatlte with % management- WKNB—Joe Glrand by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft J-57 engines. They bring to ten the m pber of different'^- Bridgeport. Aug. 3 (Fi—This WTIC—Three Star X A •ngiiisering Arm. city has recorded Its second polio WDR3—I. Thomaa craft models that are or will be powered by J-57b, a number that foretells a long production .On the poHtical front, 0en. Gold- death within seven days. Nancy WGTH—Uberare water (R-Ariz), chairman of the Wright, li, diad yesterday at l:e e — future for the'^ig P&WA engine. Republicah Senatorial Oamfialgn WHAY—Eiirore Theater GENERAL Elnglewood Hospital, where her WCCC—Good Evening Good Muaic The new planes are Chance Vought’a sleek XF8U-1 (top), a Navy day fighter now'teing test Oommittce, said be thought Tal­ two-year-old eister, Diane, la con­ WKNB—Joe Glrand bott wia "doing the right thing in *' wnc-An.wer Man T V SERVICE fined in fair condition with the WDRC—Tenn. Ernie flown, and Douglas’ coming jet transport, the four-engined DC-8 shown in this artist’s con­ resigning,” but added words of ■ana disease. A 17-year-oId boy WGTH—^^lllon Lewia praise for the man himself. Days M QC A- Call ception. The DC-8 is scheduled to be ready for flight testing late in 1957. It will carry from 80 died of bulbar potib last Tuesday. 1 :t S - Nights doisSw Plus Parts ’Talbott,’’ GoldWater told news­ WHAV —Encore Theater to 125 passengers, and will have a top speed in eixceee o f 550 m.p.h. men, "was the best. Secretary pf WCCi.'—Good Evening Good M u.ic TEL. in S-SI94 WKNB—Joe Glrand the Air Force we’ve had. Under w n c —Your Star Tdnight Another J-57-powered transport, the Boeing Stratoliner, ia also available for commercial sales. him the Air Force has reached new WDrlC—Tenn - thml. strength." WGTH-Vandercook The prototype of this airplane, the Model 707, firat flew about a year ago, and a military version, \ 1J4— ” As far as the case being a poli­ WHAY—Encore Theater the KC-135 Unker. has been ordered into production for the Air Force. tical issue in 1PS6,” Goldwate'r WCCC—Good Evening Good Mu.ic Zrden added, ” it's difficult to see how WKNB—Evening Serenade It can be made one. In view of the W TIC — N^wa ol World WDRC—T-T«nn.. KrnU / hbsencs of criminal intent. This W«TH -G. k Cosmetics ^ . la merely a matter of poor Judg­ / h t ment” Television Proarams Sen. Mtmdt iR -W ), a member ^Arthur^^uiJ^ e f the McClellan subcommittee, On Fife Iwo BUILDING COMMUNITY BENEFITS a id IM thought 'Talbott “acted wisely and properly in resigning, Complofo Lino of -and the President was right In ac­ The Hartford Tool and Die Company. Inc., o f Bloomfiald, cepting the resignation.” RELIABLE provides another example o f how Pratt A Whitney Air­ "Under predecenor Democratic \ craft’s local subcontracting program biaefita b oA the administrations of both Roosevelt SICKROOM WANTED and ’Truman,” Misodt wf^te 4p a 1. -Three years ago, Hartford Tool and Die Company. conununity and the netion. statement, ”i ant convinced his Inc. built this 22,000 square-foot plant in Bloomfield EQUIPMENT small, precision metal-working firm bffgan businaea , activities would have produced SALES HELP ^ OFFICE HELP to meet its growing needs. neither a'resignation nor a repri­ # WHEELCHAIRS in 1935. It had 10 employeea and a naa^ ahop* Soon after mand.” opening, this firm started building engine pairta aa a tub* Another Republican member, CRUTCHES Burton’s has opening.s for alert, pleasant women, Sen. Bender of Ohio, said he is CRUTCH TIPS who *are available by September 1 for ful.l time. contractor for Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. T ^ y 125 akiUad certain that-Talbott's resignation people are employed, and neariy 200 different engine paita, • CANES position.s-5-day work week, salary iilus incentive "will serve notice that in Presi­ as well as tools, fixtures and gauget, are produced. AUjof dent Eisenhower's adnoiniatration I RED PANS, n C . bonus, liM tal store discount, plea.sant working con­ we shall never have a repetition o f ‘^Ttiono » boniUy owjrHimg ’mj6o worjd Uiot $omo_mqn connof moKo the firm's output is for the aircraft indusUy. the Scandals which marked his pre­ Telephone ditions. Apply in per.son, please. Burton’s, Inc., decessor’s regime.” h S r MI 9-0898 ,o Inlo woTM Olid m N o RnW dfopf . And #10 people who consider This “ small business” is one o f mmd'than 900 firma in Besentlally Honeat For Prompt Delivery Connecticut alone who share in the huge job of producing Sen. Saltonstall (Mass), senior prm only, oro llws man's lawful prey. PAWA engines. It illustrates again how Print A Whitnay Republican (m the Senate Armed % Services Committee which had ap­ PINE LENOX Aircraft’s subcontracting program provides a broader baaa proved Talbott's' nomination In for vital production, as well as ben^ta for the entire com­ 1803, termed the Secretary ''essen­ PHARMACY munity by creating more Work and more busineee for more tially honest.” ^ 299 EAST c e n t e r ST. Connecticut people. "Prealdent Eisenhower is a man f;OR. OP LENOX s f Integrity and high ethical EXTRA . . 3 . A production meeting featuree (1. to r.) G. B .'Dully, 'b u sk in *$ua$ right production manager, Hans Sweitzer, presen t, and 2 . Metal-working skill and experience at Roger J. Rke. chief ehgineer. The business was Hartford Tool and Die Co. exempli­ are founded by M r^weitzer and his brother Carl You kovo to poy moro to got moi I. For your pcoloction, got tbo bust fied by William J.T ^ o n of Wethen- (not pictured), vioe-preeident and treasurer. ONLY A PIECE OF PAPER? CHOICE STEER BEEF- field, the firm’s oldest employee. NHuronco and tho kmd of sorvioo CHUCK No, your policy ik insurance against worry; - Soo your locoi o go n t^ it i8 peace of mind through the unforseeable GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR INOINIIRS— ^wnes of trouble and trial. More than 300 .Hartford area engineera, ’ including 200 from Pratt A Whitney Air­ Just a piece of paper? No, your policy is NEIGHBOR STEAK craft, soon will be able to take graduate priceless protection pre-test^ by years of engineering studies without interrupting skill and experience; it’s a solemn promise their regular jobs. They wUl attend the guaranteeing you aid in timex of greate.st Hartford graduate center of Rensselaer need, % Polytechnic Institute, which has been es­ tablished at the former Foxmart property 0nJ5’ A piece of paper? No, yourinsurance tfM flEllfti in South Windsor. Land and buildings for Policy is proof beyond doubt, assurance that this school were purchased and given out* never again needs you be destroyed by the .right by United Aircraft Corporation. wrath of nature,The criipe of man. the waste of catastrophe. No more need you bend or break from the chance blowg of Fkte. You're WA'TBEST protected! . . . you're INSURED . . . you’re MANCHESTER ASSOCIATION NEWS BRIEFS safe. NUMBER PRODUplON ERA ENDS—'The last 28-cyiinder TYPICAL GINIROSITY-A milestone in Ufemving blood donatfona P&WA Wasp Major engine, used in huge inter­ THATS what your Insurance Policy ia. of INSBRANCE AGENTS n ro u H FOWL was reached recently when the 10,000th pint o f Mood from 0n>*, continental B-36 bombers and other vit«l. planes, was ployees at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft’s Bast Hartfoed plant, waa SMmblcd late in July as production of the famous given to the Hartford Red Cross Chaptm’s BloodmbWla. P n tty m em nt ijisumoB jem engine came to an end. It was the\J5;600th Wasp Lucilte Morgan, a research department sfenographer, gains the Avffnig* Major built at East Hartford in a proghim of design, John H. CLARENCE H. ANDERSON T. J. CROCKin milestone pint, her fifth. With b n is mine l^utb Juchatwics. WARREN L HOWLAND M. KENNETH OSTRINSKY A P o a n d s development and production that ffelaR. 15 years ALEXANDER JARVIS ago. In addition. Ford built 3,079 WaspS^ajors l a p p e n Imn fftrmHtf RICHARDS. CARPENTER. CX.U. CECIL W. ENGLAND ALDO PAGAN! . tinder license during the Korean emergency, ^ IMSUItANCi JOHN L JENNEY parts will continue to b?,. built for th e* 3800 lENJAMIN CHENEY EVA M. GOODCHILD LEONARD D. RIYARD. lac. piston engines. . . (MORRISSEY aad CHENEY) RAYM OND P. JEWELL RAYMOND L GORMAN WiUJLRD R. ROGERS FREE APPRINTICI Co u r se s for machinists, and jet en­ r-t ARTHUR A. KNOFLA gine nietalsiniths will begin oh September 12. Appli­ 1«4 East Center Street— MI 9-6261 AUCE A. CLAMPET RORERT J. GORMAN JOHN N. LAPPEN. Inc. EARLE S. ROHAN PARKING cations are being accepted from employees and from Open Thuisday Evenings Until 9:(MV CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY GEORGE L GRABADIO song or close relativee o f employeee. All studente are CHARLES W. LATHROP. Inc. FRANK P. SHELDON, C.LU. 9 7 4 . between 18 and 21 years old. About 90 people have P R A T T W HITNEY AIRCRAFT ,k ?i and Saturdays UntU Noon Be HOWARD R. HASTINGS* RblERT J. SMITH, lac. graduated from aimiUr courses during th* m iSM S o r V )l^ iD jUtCMArT COWOIUTIOII CORRENTI INSURANCE CHARLES LESPEKANCE , MAIN ST. three years. A G EN C Y ^ EDWARD J. NOLL, laci McKINNEY IROTHEIIS. Inc. THE WASLEY AGENCY Noin O0ct M i Plaid: th S T K h X m AIR^ONDITIONED Aeadk fTmm.NORTU lUVEI^ ^S(UrnilNGT0Hi!LWXmiN

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COl^N., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2,1955 IfANCHIiSTER EVENING HERALt). MANCHESTER, CONK-'TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 ,10K5 ■wu General Praises 'tliiyllTTRAiM il , OMOiaalyta aoma in tha version has coma ever hla uncanny, ligion when he was yoifng"'—"par­ Biwreh Port Office in Oporotion ents madb me go" port -of gagV judgment. Suddc^nly the ^ c h e rs ^ahhi with I^ifte world, by caaalng tb do what thay Droodles Look aboUCyou; the atory is dem- GIs in France •hould’' aavar hava' dona In the he takea out ara the ones he Police Complete . onatratedly and obvlouply false, de­ W H Y P A Y M O a By ROtiEK PRICE \ spite its currency. Do you sup{>osc‘ Hove^^ou Ail Event fliat plaaa. And it la to be hoped ehould have kept in, and the onea Orleans, F m e a (F>)— Amerlcoa he lummons from the bull{>cn the that because you Insist over hia $•• why AlstafH soM mora «Mt0 iMWOMit Ii U tltiat they wilt have further Tests Tomorrow protests that Junior take 'bis bath aoldiers stationed in France are Finds Bible Cities •t poUeiea deaignad to whv their unei he ahould have tfaded. He tonight; he win turn into a "Bath- ScKeduled That Calls behaving better UioA they would thcM €mf olhar compoNy bastd 4 at home, says MaJ. Gen. Philip E. '•■Vi'' way Into the aouciety of nattoni. bunta when he ahould hit, and „ , . LI , —4. ; lees Groggins" When he's twenty- Rockville, Aug. 2 (Special! The i „ne 7 * ■' Gallagher, who conimanda the By h a r r y TA Y LO R Followed B I ^ ^That la where />Uiey. muat be, hits wh en he ahould bunt. KenPAB^ANb YdU’lX f i n d AlUUta, company foimdsd iJ’* ***,*„i What, shall w* say when Junior For Food? Euro|iean cpthmunlcationa sonc. N E A Special Correspoodeat " I just followed/What the Bible eventually, if they We going to be The disease involved is easily Cincinnati—A . scholar with a ■aid, and - dugt’^ explained Dr. by Sears, offers rates usually lower than thoaa of most compairtea OetobMT X. u n a t y Police sergeant s post will be announces he doesn’t like Sunday He haa men stationed in towns —a really better euto insurance value! A t the same tlm^.yha aHoVel ia Dr. Nelson Qliieck, presi­ Glueck, Who’a^Troved one Old. 'Tes­ Krenlii^’ K ta n k {.art o f world peace, inatead of a diagnosed. He’s In a slump. Just given ^omorjx)w. according to I School or Church? That’s an easy It may be a weddinR, a banquet or just an informal Ret* and villogea throughout France. cat! cqunt on Allata\e for finest protection, friendly egent om^ co Mayor Frederick S dent of Cincinnati’s Hebrew Union tament talq-'mter another to have' Itottrcd at tM threat to it like any other ballplayer. He Berger. ’The , one. Just be consistent! . a friendly group. Such results don’t com. with- and fast. fair, claim settlements throughmit the United i>ost hSa been vacant alnce Decern tORether of society, lodRe or some wit work. Tha General pores over College. Alfco a rabbi with a rifle. been fact,/hot just ingenious fabrl- ought to bench himself, until he "Junior, in our house w « all at­ and Canada. ' ber atatisUca from his command every Dr. Glueck’a shovel Is busy this catioiL , gets his judgment back. Any This Is the. oral.examination, the tend Sunday School and Church, WE ARE PREPARED TO SERff YOU ’ t>eifteronomy 8:9 said: ’’ ..'.for Contact your local AUatato' lawiranea Oo.'dealer. BATSS Unpleasant Hut Sound andethat Includes you." Your firm­ day. Incidents— now largely con­ siiminer. probing the ancient sand Advasca other member of the team batting written teat having been given last TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION fined to traffic mlihape—get a o f Israel’s Negev desert for evi- ‘ the Lord thy God bringeth thee FRANK LANGMACK — Ml $-$*$0 week. ness and example here will furnish Into a good land... whose atones If, as many signs say it should, and fielding close to sero would a bridge over which youthful re­ quick checkup. dence of a 4,000-year old civilita-, Mayor Bei-ger said this morning Our caterinR service is set tip to be flexible'enough to “There le a growing tendency In tion there. The rifle is to keep D r.' are icon and out of whose hills You're in Good Hands with tha Eisenhower administration be taken out and givdn a chance that the examination would be bellion may travel into rich and thOu can dig copper.” TTie Book satisfying experiences In personal accommodate any size RatherinR.'Wb^yjiot call us and the areas where our people are lo­ Glueck from getting assassinated ...... has decided to begin an attack on to regain his touch. That way: held, but that he did not know the cated to accept us," Gallagher of Kings gave t|le clue to the lost Slngta C w ...... *...... religious'living. talk over the details? while he’s digging. those statistics in the national the whole team doesn't have to names of the examining personnel, saye, "an d. most of our soldiers city, locating It "on the shore of 1 The parents of America' can The C?tiftinoati archeologist will m i m t m MISllBllSR O t economy which indicate danger suffer from one man^ slump, ‘Man Leaving C^iem In Wrong Hat’ and that he was only Interested in recognise their responalblllty." be working, as he does moat every the Red Sea beside Elath in the jV lB lt^R A N C I COMPANY THB A8 8 0 C1ATK0 PRJtfB , , the outcome. iatrike a most effective blow against land of Edom." Tha i u r l a t i l Pnaa la axcloaivaly Ahead, it could perhaps be argued , -. ____ In my opinion there is no-wrong I He further said he would make •*’*’ forces which contribute to summer, under an 120-degree' sun ^ , 1,1—t lo tita CUM of repubUcatlpa ot in a waste comer of the world as Nelson Glueck’a fascination with that the attr;clt should begin on way lo leave tn opera, but this I t>o comment before the appoint-delinquency, if our moth- Garden Grove •U nawa dlai>atcbea cMWed to it. or Bot oUiarwiaa eradited In tliU.Mpar hot imlitically as it is temperaturer ■uch verses dates from 1923 when Bomethlng other than the terms fellow came close. After getllnk ' H’*") Four of the six original can- lo ‘^l7ndav‘ S ^ m I ‘ and ARNOI>D PAGANI, Prop, he waa ordained rabbi at Hebrew aad £so tbancal aaara publlalied D ^ . .. . . ,, " I didates for the sergeants job have ^*m ien to tuinciay school and wise. In. September, he will, return JUI rigbta ot rapabllcatlon of apcclal under which veteran.s can finance PHONES: MI-3-7364 or Ml-3-8847 Ruth Mitlett to his college bronzed as a bedouin Union Coljege, the center of Amer­ dlaritrhta Aaraiii ara alao raaaraad- Connecticut the wrong hat Ifrfrabbed the hand ; reportedly been given notices to ’ iSelectedt homes of their own. of the Wrong Wife •■.nd got in a report at specific times tomorrow. ^ Sponsored by ’The Manchester and (xx:ket-heavy with relics.from ican reform ^ Judaism which he E. Serr- haa headed alnce 1947. JMII aarvlea eUent ot N. A. But, such .sentiment a.side, one the days of Abraham and Moses. Ic& InC cab with her. S le wa.s the Wrong ■ examimrtion will be conducted Gouncil of Clinches. Pralee (Dan aad Often Does. His shovel has laid bare city RepraaantaUvcai Tba " ...... ’ under direction of the State Per- The Negev desert nowadays is C(f the dangerous statistics aat, which he haa The he was. so i*he didn't notice any- irrigated desert. But Dr. Glueck’s come to know so well, has made aaaumea The fact that all this reflects must have his Achilles heel, some tl-.ng wrong. .She didn’t hear him bit as much as you need him. * 1 1 1 0 raoblcal arrota aopearlng in aA> wife who ne’/er loses sight of that concern there Is with past, snot Dr. Glueck soberly forethoughtful O T m lJ S ra S d - ottaer'readloi more new homes for Anieilcans. ^ e Is vulnerable spot. And the more ri- give the Wrong Addre.es in the « ab present wars, and with citiea not about the distant future. He fore­ In Tha Xancheater Evening Herald. A Thought for Today fact isn’t tempted to become poa- pood. The statistics/involved/Invo are 1 doubtable his armor In other re­ be-:ause the tenor had made her a-bullding, but long burled. sees an era-when plaices like Cin­ tempQrarily deaf, but when she seaaive, inquUltlve, or afraid that Duplay advertlalnc cloaing boura: bad. For the expai}Slon of credit is spects. the more spectacular and. D o n 't W a it ahe'll lose her husband. Risks Sunstroke cinnati and Paris may be desert For Monday—J p m. Qlday. arrived at hia hor.;e and finally ruins, "one with Nineveh and For Tueaday—1 p. m. doing two things.^ First, it is/put- trouble.some his special vulnerabi­ saw her error she got out of the ■■Shall I force my child to go to You won’t have much luck try­ "These are more than conglom­ erations of rocks and soil," says Tyre,” their peoples perished and For Wedneaday—1 p. ting individiiais into baiwains lity is likely to become. rather embarrassing situation by Sunday School and Church? Yes! ing to change a man if you voice For Tburaday-l p. ^ Wedneaday. your diaapiproval of what he docs Dr. Glueck of the Holy Land. their very lan^agea forgotten.' hitting him with a poker, setting And with no further \ discussion For Friday—1 p. m. Thoiatoy. they may not really be prmared Governor Riblcoff’s • p e c I a 1 about the matter! ' ' that irritatca you. "They are the haunts of the Chil­ So last winter, when- the P r a ­ s*or teturafty^l P- in. Vritay, to keep. Seeor.d, it is beginning to fire to the house and calling the ter and Gamble Co. laid tha cw- '^Claaatflad daadltne: trouble began whB TORNADO A couple of summers later. Dr. very clear that they were also, posed to be Its. star, but who. decide what Church he'll go to Glueck paced off a cubit on a Red Dr. Glueck. setting out for an­ of the /Federal Housing Ad- Against whatever appeal it may tmlay for fu|l details but,when he Is in charge It Isn’t Doctor Says cases the heart can function well even then, planning the eventoal seems to have been found lark­ when he’s old enough? Quit your smart to offer advice or sugges­ Scottsbluff, Neb. t/P> When a Sea be'acli; slarted.digging, and lo­ other' exploring 'summer under nllnishnltlon, the government la have had In the state’s distress with a slight leak' for many long ing for some reason or other. kidding! You didn't wait until he on Pi-rsonal .Accident tions however bright they may tornado struck Scottsbluff, Miss cated the lost {>ort of Ezion-Geber. the scorching Israeli sun. "Lan­ release of these sirae fliers. areas, it had. many of Rlblcoff’s waa old enough to decide whether | yeats without causing an.v serious to cut down tha inflp.tion W’hatever it is that Is larking insurance. It’s smart to be. Learn to relax and enjoy let­ Heart 'Murmur la Sometimes Phyllis Rutland of. Harrow, Eng­ That’s where Solomon is supposed guage is (Mrishable and history It also ■aems clear that, in_ natural supporters wondering haa now been bequeathed to the or not he wished to go to public | effects. involved In the expansion of credit what their Idol was doing, playing have it: ting him lead. Result of Rheumatic Fever True, some murmurs are serious- land, was all alone in the home of to have unloaded his ships with is long." jneantlme,'to use. Development Commission, along school and get an education—or copper for export and'welcomed itself and the inflation involved In up so shallow and empty an issue, until he could make up hia mind What a husband does for hla Complete, careful, examination and T. L. Green where she waa a their poartfilon of the fliers to with what may be good and By ED W IN P. JORD.AN, M. D. the Queen of Sheba when she came Monaco has 21,000 inhabitants, a credit-inspired rush demand for and doing so even in face of hia as to whether he wished to b« a wife’s happiness often has very study, is necessary, to And out guesU She admitted she had no create certain advanlagea for talented In Herman Wolf, the Written lor N E A Service idea what Americans did under to visit him from Africa. but only 2,000 of them are citizens. new housing. own party's previous legislative erstwhile braintrustrr In ques­ clean person or not —or whether or little connection with what he whether the damage to the heart themselvea. The more obvious record of clamping down oi. the not he wished to take the medicine ahould do, so forget about what he "What causes leaking valves of valves is progressing, how much such circumstances so she reacted Doing so, tha government will tion. Perhaps he w ill prove analysis waa that they Intended existing State Development Com­ happy and fruitful in his new that would make him well. ought to do and appreciate what the heart? What are the symp­ damage has been done and how in British fa.shinn and brewed a be accused o f stifling a boom, mission appropriations. Afraid he'll succumb to the old :r t j . o m i t h he does do. That is just facing cup of tea. " It’s always the Held. In the meantime, however, toms? What steps should one take well the heart has adjusted lo the to use them in order to strike wives' tale about "to much re- reality. The qualities you think thing in a crisis," she explained holding back business, knifing the Whatever It did for htin-in the it would appear that Ihe Gov­ to live longer with this condition?" difficulty. some Aort o f diplomaUe bargain INCORPORATED make a good wife may not be at If the leak ia bad or getting later. very proeperily It itself has sought, eampaign, however. It has done ernor has used the Development ______I These questions, submitted by a with the United States — that him no good since, and It seems t'ommisslon to solve a personnel all the onea you' hsuband. consid­ worse then, of course, the strain to creaU. ’Trying to halt an REAL ESJTATE — IN S l R.AXCE ers of first Importance. So find reader, can be discussed by ex­ tliey Intended to tise their poa- to bo . one of those situations problem of his own rather than plaining Just what is present when on the heart is great and one muat eventual crash la not a very where a bad beginning generates GIVE HElt out what he considers Important sessioh o f our men In order to to . solve any problem for the M3 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. 3Il-9-5'.’4l a valve leaks and the doctor hears be careful not to do more physical pleasant bustness, which explains a soccessloB of errors aad mls- state. inrtead of expecting him to appre­ work or lake more e.xercise than blackmaU us into certain concas ciate you for lh€ qualities you a murmur. The answers, however, GREATEST SAVINGS EVER! fortuaes. CHANEL NO. 5 ’’1N8URANS3UTHS SINCE 1914" why governments usually end up We think the Governor waa out are not alike for all. it can stand. One the other hand, cessioba. of character -when he Aral took available at think he should. small leaks which are not progress­ THE CHARMORE just going along with boom con­ The Republicans, in the' Legis­ If your marriage has been happy The heart contains four cham­ 'That la not quite how they lature, turned down his Depart­ this as a prime campaign issue, bers which arc.separated front each ing can be overcome fairly well ditions, even when they are and the issue seems to have been In the past you can expect it to be BEAUTY^ SALON have uaed them. They hava been ment of Commerce idea with im WELDON’S other by partitions or virfves. Alsd by the heart itself and often re­ eWtravagantiy unsound. But what tempting him out of character happy againre- 2 h though at pres­ 3.31 Center Street much more subtle. During the {Hinity. He himself, although able „ M l MAIN STREET ent the going Isn't smooth. Just there are valves which separate quire lltttle restriction of activity. w4u happen if we do hot curb to bargain 'with the Republicans and into misfortune ever aince. months when the capti'vity of remembering that can help a wife two of the heart, chambers from ourselves will be even more un­ on many things, never really the large blood vessels Into which St’OCESSFLL PROSPECTOR these fliers has been an issue, over the rough spots that are WILL BE CLOSED seemed to pul a top urgenc^ on bound to be encountered In any they empty. Thus the heart has pleasant for everybody, and then what had been h is. number one 4 4^ it has been tempting to all the marriage. four sets of valves. ., Albuquerque, N. M. (iPi —CTiarlic S- t .11 ir'hfirToai 1rf the- failure of the govemn)ent to campaign promise, perhaps prefer­ d ie-h i^ enemies of ’ Communist All rights reserved, NEA Service When doctors speak of a leaky wondered for a while If he FROM have acted would be labeled ring a little Republican obstruc, shouldn’t stay in Albuquerque , to - Cbtna--AaMrlt^ forunu It Inc.) , , ■ heart or a heart murmur,. there­ ttihiinal. AU the economic ii'gns tionlsm. -in ih it instance, to any prospect for billfolds. Htekerson, a waa jeasy to win an argument opportunity, for actually demon­ fore, they mean that the valves say that the government should LOSES TO TRANSPORT between the heart chambers, or be­ part-time prospectof. found a bill­ AUOUST 6 to 29 over the possibilities' of peace in strating that something called a fold at the YMCA. He returned it not only stick to this particular Department of Commerce could tween them and the large blood the P4r East, over [losiible reobg- Nor\.alk, Ohio iSh— Railroads, vessels, do not' hold back the blood to a fellow guest.. Then he foimd anti-inflatloa measure, h u t work the wonders,he had claimed nltion; of Commtmist China, or power and resale cars and boats were hard luck as well a-s they should. This pro­ Brand New Merchandise should also attack the problem for it. / •for John R. Hampton, 28. 'War possible admission of Communist duces a ru.shing sound or murmur from other angles. Now he has ^in Into a surprise wsrii’t so Kind to him either. which can be heard when the doc­ China- to the United Natipnk, by misfortune. In.-the selection of a Hampton, twice waa shpt during Foe instance, a Senate Inter­ tor listens over the heart. Science Shrinks Piles saying that such things ahould new chairman for the Develbp^ Merchant Marine service In World The most important, though not state Commerce subcomnuttee is R,ent Ck>ynmisSion who is almost never be diacusaed. hot while the. W ar II, Six years ago he suffered the only cause of valve troubles. Is disturbed over statistics showing immediately revealed engaged In' a broken back while w •Mnf for Chinete Communiata were, hold­ boost sales to record high... rheumatic fever. If the rheumatic New Way Without Surgery a plan of exporting a little of his Uiat there is now a "record num­ the railroad. Four years later, a ing our men unjustly, iqila waa own industry from Connecticut. fever has been mild, and there car he was driving upset and have not. been too many attacks, m ber” of unsold new automobiles Finds Healing Substance That Doas Both— the hot proof, for Americana This not only recalled, with more caught fire. He was badly burned. in this country, with ’’dealer effectiveness than it enjoyed dur­ the heart' may not be severely that the Chineae Communiata This month a motor boat In which damaged and one can often carry Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids mortalities’’ also up 200 per cent ing the campaign Itself, the Repub­ h- waa riding exploded near Port S.w Yarfc, N. V. « Social I - For the astonishing statements like *^Piles were barbarians. lican campaign allusion to one of on the uiual activities, with the have ceased to be a problem! ’* since XB51. Perhaps this is . part Ointon. first time science has found a new Notf,' by releasing the filers, the Ribicoff’s own investments out in Death finally came In a colli­ pos.sible exception of the most healinir substance with the astonish­ The secret is a new heating sub­ ly over-production, undertaken, as Ohio, but presented the Governor strenuous sports. The degree of in­ ing ability to shrink hemorrhoids stance (Bio-Dyne^)-discovery of a Chinese Communists have drawn sion wtiile he was driving. World-famous research institute. a .result of the .manufacturers’ with-the choice of getting rid of- jury to the valves varies from per­ and to relieve pain-without surgery. t^ie fangs I of this argument, In case after case, while gently This substance is hpw available in - race for place in a market his new chairman, and finding an- son to fierson, and permissible suppository or oin?mrfit form under ' spiked the hottest gun their activity, therefore, haa to be indi­ relieving pain, actual reduction 1 I theprelicaily made easy by long (shrinkage) took plitTe. the name Prtpofotion //.• A t your critlcd were, using, and left to vidually determined. Most amhEing o f alt —results were druggist. Money back guarantee. Eve term credit. But there ie one very •Rtg. V. a. PRt. oir. Senatir MoCiulhy the task o f re Those with leaky 'hearts are of­ ■o thorough that sufferers made good r e a ^ why the number of {urBinning old critldams or ^Ip- salee of new care has to ha\-e some dulgiijg In new suspicion^ Every­ lirali; Too many people are atlll SEND THE body who said we couldn’t do this engaged in the business of pay or that about the Chinese Com­ : ing for theii' last .care. munists, not while they were hold' If the government ehould now-> HOME TOWN Ing our-filers, is caught with at tighten the credit, regulations least half an implication, that governing the Cinancihg . of car now it -may rot be so bad to do coles, the immediate result would NEWS aomethiiig with cegard- to them b i unpleasant in the extreme. The This Would seehi to be Uie'^aubtle THOSE IN automobile indu.stry and the hard- to deal the Oiincse C^ommunistis have pteaaed dealers would both say tyorked out—a deal o f using the THE SERVICE ^ that goycminent was trying to CMS II sraaiatis.sr detention and then, the release ot ruin them. And there would be INI cs'MHictKst'iuii aisissi MSiitr our men in order to trap and then no doubt about it. Their trouble weaken thtlr oi alor.cal op^ in disposing of all the new care poneQ^ on the Anicrican they have tiiamifactui-ed weul4 They have stopped doing some­ $150 In Trade increase. Their dream of .aii all- thing they sbouldr not have done For Your OM time high In both production and In the 'first plsu:e. and are recelil ealea might be shattered. Yet - 'ing an unreasonable, ’ illogical ad Refrigerator _toey vyere to bo called upon to EVERY POSSIBLE flOME, SHOP AND PERSONAL COMMOD- \ vanti^e for it. But that U due not lament the fading of the boom V p ly to'their own strategy, but to atat|aUcs they have, been com 2 Years to Fay t^e nature o f the policy of. our wBf.il TiiiSirif. ITY: GardeR supiilies, kmaelry, Hani aad Powar tools, Lamps, petlng for, they might find .solace Regaldless of where o\Vn Formosa Firsters, i who and philosophy'"in tome other your Mrvice man or PAY RENT TO YOURSELF! |tpi^ so heartily into the fliara Pptterton's ' etatletlcS 'already on the record. woman is stationed, Rugs, OuMoor funiitura, Dl^uwari, Cutlsry, Dauiy aui Fooi Issub not because they waated to Service and Repairs ' They might look bSek lo the roc And record sales ndoan record deals. Cut your olicy the Elsenhower ad Montclairs,Montereys,andCustomStationWagons. sales KCQrds every month. Telephone MI-3-S121 lajUng competition offered by the Ix a U M V I STYUNG— N o "look-alike” styling for your choice of V.A., F-.H.A., or conventional home ministration did\adopt in the face ( j j j v r w m More than 2,000,000 Mercurys Jiisf foNow rii* simplB directions m shown on tho mop. It's cm oosy, fast other teams in the race. ’The Mercury. You get fresh, distinctive beduty—styling 1«IS Circulation loans. . o f this issue. crack-up is in the famed mans CONStSTfNTlY HIOHEST RgSAll VALUf—Mercury have been bought sinct 1946. shared b y no other cOr. drivo to fabulous savings!, Como soon! The admlnlstrdUon stood on gerial" genius, of who.m they are protects your investment better than any other car Department. Owning your own home is the cOrnerstohe of an.v decency, patience, Vnd a- reliance •listie . now saying Uiat he must still be SUFIR-TOROUl FOWSR— You get more th M just in its field. Independent reports show that Mercury Today! ■J , family’s program of “Planned Security.” on the .right. It w u not trap|>ed good because once he won so many hosiery high hoTMpower (188 and 198 hp)— ^you get far' consiatenUy returns more of the original purchase V by either the" d U n W Coihmu- atraighL more utable power. M ore power is put to work in price at trade-in time. In short, no other car offers nlots or tba • Formosa Firsten. Th at j ^ t triumph is ho longer pickup and passing speed ranges— where you can you bigger reaiiona for buying it. And you couldn't And it is to ’the yiaenbower t an asset, \but a liability. It has use it for everyday driving, not just for high speed.. pick a better time to get a deal. See us today. standard of honorable moderiiUon him p la y tu the long odds with / that tha raat victory ^ust Jbg iianrliirBtrr a ltp c ^ e n ^ much abandon, as • illliyiM awarded. I t baa achleyadk tha im- »f Monuryo w* '••d hos if he thought the gode owed him • fuU-toettd ■ Koid^ tBcraomd •vwy ynw madiata humsae objiMtX which something. He disdain^ the pinch- • (ult-tHhioiwd FOR FUTURE STYUNG, biM 1944. vaa to ^ Uia Qiwa bid^ with- IT PAYS TO OWN A 1*4^ . lEnrnmg hitter on one Wcaeion, when a run • neovMiMM nsaiM SUPERPOWER 1 ] 1 1 1 abt shabby could save him, as if it were • 2 fmMm shsdst niERIURY SAVINGS BANK fiifi i t ta good nawa tb. 'bmiiihow ordained Ibali bit must leM Nmm HMI 1 H M ira o n lB f badc.Tt ta gM loU of rune. When he doee go Cir t u r n lliAt ^ 't o - boaeh, bo roacbeo for - a IF UtlCHESTtl 0r~Rwdbri.tlaa b w bomer WUch could put hlin in the MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. A s -Car. tha ^hHuL if ha gets tit. Instead o( a '"'fttMSr . Juwifc-i'.tiil 301-31$ Cooler Sfiwof — Moeclioslwr iMRl* 'dibM givir Mm a :V- y * ta g m m «■ . A curious per- M t Mala m iwt

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lion on hla shin from a hatchet of a motion for an Injunction but cost ot sdvsrtistng. for naw hsip, and damaging piank Oo^m hlgh- Andover blow while working on a construc­ Gain Walght Qoielily w i^s ware flooded. m did not feel it could bs auatained. wltb MOKCAL the new tiesUna appllcutta, ilhAnE douUs Cooler Air Coming tion job, r Muaical Co-Star ‘Tha waatani adg* of Um storaa 'tb Meet Timsorrow tixing high ralorte faied anpiile- aidsiish during tha tnuittng psriod, AM ESnt DRIVi^ieXYS ■■ ■ LocolsiWdn Union Halves Demands, as i#sU u tha cost et tha HMoatps' laahad Near Orlaana and brought The FUe Departmeht will' hold Skyivaich Schedule Meeting to Name In the Intermediate Ijeague, An­ ment, with Vltamlna B1 and From Canadar*Biit ita regular , mesting., tomorrow tsht period sftsr tha t ' ' more than (our Inches of rain ta IXranLY MfTAUJD ' dover won over the visiting Dol- B12. Good for the underweight 11 hours. Winds,'ranged up to 1$ night at the Flrehouae at 8 o'clock. child adalL Good from the In. Bxparisnesd smplo^a aUb. iffi' > OmdMg . . MnekOw Ogrwd — Faanw OaC M N f Hires ^ hool, Nitrse; H'eidnesda.v, Aug. S chester team this weekend by 11- o t mtlas' an hour. HoapUaUratd " Building OTfieial epoon In rooking, baldngt 4an- prova tha morhle aa wall aa It’ll Arrive T on i^t Alaa: fteldBg Late — SiBBla CkNoCi • • fUMto ...... Robert Ellaworth 10 at the Andover School field. Request More Holidays A Ckwat Guard hsUoopUt W V. Chandler P'oater of South Rd. Midnight - 2 a m. •erto or in bevemges. $AS8 tiancy ot dspartmant handa. Itanito Am wgai It 2 a m. - t a O'...... Volunteera Needed Andover, Aug. 2 '(Special)—A “ We fae| that tha stap-aalary cUad four men from storm-tOMNd 19% ro ll CASH TBAMOAOIKdia iHnual Salary Set at $750 l^undergoing observation at Man- ,, ...... Volunteera Needed Maiietieater Evening Herald pound. (Osetineei fRoas Fag* Om ) 4 a nt. - 8 a.m...... special town meeting will be held C ^ I.L Ithe budget making aeaaon. S ^ e Incrahaa program haa bean im­ 1 Aka Pontchartraln after they had raVater .Memorial Hospital...... Volunteera Needed Andover isorreapondent, Mrs. Paul ALL nooTALLAnoNaNflTALL oum viflaD n « a m, - 8 .1 m...... Monday evening at 8 o’clock to WELDON DRUG CO. $ A e n c a i W rO rK C ra s e c ix Directors eald that anything done proved by .sp: iding tip the waiting clung to a sinking tugboat me < Enteira Army ...... L,iic> Burke, Ned Fellham PfMsIebI, t4dephon« Pilgrim M l MAIN ST. period batween , salary incraaaes, BrIsUd, Norfolk' Cwttral Middlaaax Bolton, A u f. » IS p o d il— Johnson has advised the Board of Maurice .S Vneer of Rts. 6 and 8 a m. - in a m. . . elect a building official aa required a o W iAw Llsr TsiMswwe* • ' now 'wrlll probably have to oe doiie than two haoiB. in a m. - .N'oon ...... tirace Rosa Z-MOd. w e c R U j in c r e s B C , I careful conelderatlon but it ia atm too alow to keep and Hampden Oountiaa. CB U IN BBAUL DEMAIO BROTHERS AUeo C. Ilo b m of V*nehMter luu Selectmen that until suit is 44-A entered the Army today at under Section 100, DivUton 5' of Noon - 2 p.m...... Florb Orgjrie municipal aalanea In line with tha " I f wa don’t gat rain in another Rlo Os Janalro, BraMl, Aug. BorABLuan) UM taoB oncoBMl by the tocfU Board of I brought in the matter of payment Middtebury. Vt. for two yeara of the State Building Code which waa Department Heads Ask the wage and salary queetlon de- ...... ! ...... Robert Genovesl, Bernard J. Hart rising cost o f living.” UP)— A cold Mfera haa brought CALL MOW — A N m in Education aa school nursa accord* ! of the bill of Ebbets, FHd and duty. He will take his basic train- j ^ P J"- ;; 1 P recently adopted by the town. ^ servee. , w eek" said Franeia O. Mantsar Prentice, recently discharged as ...... Columbia De Carll Plaa Statemeat The committee consists of Mra. heavy damag* $o coffaa Uaaa In MAMCnCOnER W-O-IMl — BAMIVOaD OB9ptl 9e<*iie Listed manager said tliat outalda of paya seen (It to leave the employ rk nurse, first for a pediatrician and drew which were rejecte.d by 'the, to Stephen R. I'hillimore. hou.se on ment and the Andover team which 1991 CHEVROLET FORDOR $295 'week increase, and heads of de­ aaldi ‘*Iha hltdi buraidity and lack mayor of 'one coffee center yaater In the same capatity for an ob­ Elliott farm in-Tolland She scored' is leading the league. The local in the Board of Education and L i­ the Town, due to dlssatlfaction o f rain ara cooking things up In day aa saying half the trass on JIDDO HIOHUND CONNICIICUT town. The motion mado at, the High .MeadmiT Rd ; .Nadine C. ■ Very nice transportation. partments auggeeted a future re­ brary Board juriadicUons. Mlary over classification and salary, stetrician. meeting ilirec.tmi that a .sjmm;ial CImsney to Artinjr I., and M arion !"’ '’ At Bolton Chiireh team defeated Ashford last week, vision of the salary schedule. the field* and woods. I f we get plantgtioh. In northern Parana In her work as nurse at the Ele­ 11-10. Bcrnie Rudak, pitching for and wages amount to $900,000 of sometimes only loecause ot Small liCht, windy weather before rain '•were dfcatroyed. town meeting be i ailed to toon- M. Ri.slev, propel iV on Tolland Rd | pos.sihle .50 The union, afte. pursuing its the budget. differences in salary . -. , m en ta l School she will be on duty . . , Other loi nl contestants were Al- Andover, will be out for his sixth argument for a 10-cent hike, made we can hava a difficult situation." The damage will not affect the $2535 CASH COKE $2iN aider- thi.s action if it were loiiiid Reservations will close tomorrow Director Jacob Miller auggeated The letter,- signed by 13 depart­ CInrka eight hours each week and subject that refu.sal to honor the hill woiihl .'lanehfster Kte.iiing Herald Bid-1 Ian Ryehhng. 42“ points; Joyce' win in seven starts tonight. a proposal that some 87 outside lYopleal Storm Weaker coffee crop being shipped this year, to emergency call at other times. night for the chicken barbecue to postponing action until later this ment heads, suggests the heads Par Ttoi II Par Tte delay cimslriiclion of an additnm Ion r-orresiionilent.. .Mb,, .loseph! Kinney. 42.5, Alan Garhich. .186; Ijike Tram Wins workers In the five departments Tropical storm Brenda.' greatly but'will be felt when the new crop She will also attend special clinics be sei5-ed at- I'nited Methodist 1952 FORD VICTORIA $1345 year and accepting Martin’s wage get the chance to talk over the Donald Clarke ia featured oppo- weakened since It smashed along now being planned. irilalln. telephone .MIIeheH .8-.5.>46. ' Alan Greenberg. 313 and Russell Andover Lake defeated the Fire­ It represents be given a 5'^ent-sn- begins to move next July. A Bra­ ORDEB YOURS TODAY . held during the school year. An­ Church in Qtiarryville, Bolton on balls. 4-1, last night at the school Ivory and Mark. Fordoniallr. Fully eqlilpped. recommendation for the preaent. •alary prof^am during the year sita Dorothy Coulter in "Naughty the OuK Ooast, moved through cen­ zilian Coffee Institute spokesman Atty. .Tohn.son said if siiit wcio Kinney, 301. hour increase and three sflditloual Director Vernon Hauachild aug­ and maike recommendations (or nual salary for the post has been Allan Ftychling. prominent lot a I Saturday. Roy E. Jones of Storrs. field. Bill Dunnack, the winning paid holidays. Marietta,” the Vietpr Herbert mu­ tral Louisiana toward northeast aaid reports indicated the damage set at $750. entered, the .sole issue in Ins opitl- who has long been famous among pitcher, sffded to his team's score geated postponement until the changes. sical comedy opening •$ tha Oak­ Texas today. woqld be greater than that re­ PLANNING TO CONVERT? 4-H member, was one of the four Blanket Increase 1966-.77 fiscal year, but Directori ^ w n Awaits Suit on. would he the validity of the Hebron poultry men for hij barbecued with a home run. Spike McCarroll It also suggests consideration dale Muaical Theater tonight. 'Iha WiMt waa left o f the email sulting from the crop-trimming representing Tolland County, in The Personnel Gommi.tee, which Poe objected that a year ia a long Town Counsel Raymond A. bill. He mentioned a poa.sibility chicken served at special occa­ caught for the lAke.. Pitcher for q( s more liberal policy to per' cast hired by producers Ben Segal,* tropical disturbance carried heavy froata at the end of July 1963. the judging team. He has main­ repreaeiTta clerical and aeml-admin- time. mil heads to make chaiigee In the sions at the University of Conn., the Fireballs waa Tommy Shora 1952 FORD TUDOR, OVERDRIVE, $915 latratlye worliera In tha Municipal Carlson Spear and Rol>ert Hall raina and winds up to 35 miles an Coffee futures on the New York See Fluid Heaths Line Of (rirl Sends WortI tained a record of 823 in two years All tha Director's acknowledged place.s along the salary leveU. for of Competition, which puls him in will be rhef at the affair in Bditon with Jerry Anderson, catcher. Nice tan color. Clean. Building and other town offices, includes Morley Meredith, Nina hour In ita . west-northwestward market jumped the dally limit of BOILEBS — WALL PLAMB — WARM U M R 8 Saturday. .At 4-H Camp that no change may be necessary personnel under their jurisdiction. Olivette and Alex ^ t o f f . The movement at about 16 miles an the Judging elas.s Bubmitted a letter arguing for a tinea the manager’s program may 2 cento a pound yesterday, fol­ PRESSURE BURNERS The WSCS of the chiirch is spon­ Marjorie Mitchell. 12. and-her ■corrii one of Herbert’s Aneat, con­ hour. Of Safe Journey Funeral R ll^ -$2 blanket Increase lieyond the ac­ be correct as it is. lowing the reports of the frost soring the event with proceeds sister, Mary Jean, 10, left Sunday celerated automatic raise program tains tbs perennially popular, “ I ’m Brenda had paced winds up to damage. AlMt the Lntaat S-Taa Air Funeral rites for Mrs. Anne, C. especially marked to help finance for a two weeks slay at Camp . recommended by General Harager Both the department heads snfl Falling in Love with Someone.” 60 miles ah hhur near tha center Gilbert, Sunday at 3 p.m., ' St. Honor Manager (NEEDS NO WATER) Hcbl-on Aug S. (Special I A remodeling of the church kitchen. Alice >4erritt. the Greater Hart­ 1953 FORD CUSTOM I CYL $1295 Richard Martin. the building workers agreed, in with galas rsaching outward , 100 MBS IN WATER cablegram waa received by Mr. Peter's F'piscopal Church, were There will be two- sittings; one ford Girl Scout Camp in East Loaded with extras. Department heads, acknowledg­ their statements to the Board, that milea east of the canter when it largely attended, The Rev. H. R. were Mra. Corine Baldwin, John Westbrook, Aug. 3 (P)-rA New and Mrs Clarence E Porter from at St30 p.m. and one at 6:30, p.m. Hartland. This is the second year ing that It ia too late In the budget some tmvn employes have left the At Farewell Parly moved inland yaatarday in the Britain man died in the water at MERCURY SALES Keen assisted by the Rev. Richard town’s Employ, because of the Dooley anr Roljerf Drexler. their daughter. Miss Clare E. Mrs. John Erickson who will ie in at Camp Alice Merritt for Mar- making procedure to make any Peart River area about 86 miles West Beach here yesterday, ap­ D. Clark, officiated in the aitriple , ^ took part In 4-H major reylilons, auggeated they be salary questiori. east of New Orleans. Porter, the past weekend, an- r•4 4tlalrvFtnAr^r5llPr and Mrs. Dorian St. by Patrolman Allan. Smith. Rambler Hordtop owner car. Porter waa promoted some time Howard C. Champe. Joseph Mas- ^trs. M y r^ Lee. who will be In of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jurovaty 29 levels. The .system h^s Ijee.n in service elsewhere in the past yesr, Charbonneau, manager ot the W Yesterday, State Patrolman ago from major, a fact whlcti has selll, Lucius W., and Donald Rob- charge of. tables. Mrs. W. Arnold ; of Jurovaty Rd. use for three year.*.) T. Grant Store in ^ckviU e who Michael Conroy arreetad Howard inson and John Champe. A Com­ and from a recent survey made by Turo-tow. Whitewall rtof been generally knor /n here un­ McKinney ia chairman of the food I The Jurovatys are enlertajning The union proposal for a 5-cent- this committee, indications are was formerly Perrschel'a assistant Waltcradorf. 39, o f 25 Auburn Rd., '49 PACKARD mittal service waa also conducted YOU'RE SITTING ON TOP ttraa. An immaculate til lately. .sale which will b^*coiiducted on I their niece. Anne Lane, 11, of East MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM an-hoiir wage hike waa made by that several more employes con­ in Mant^ater, and 36-f>rosent and charged with passing a stop sign 4-Door. Tan. 'In a$l||C at the grave, in the family lot in Leo Kramer, a representative of part employes. at the Tolland Tpke. entrance to HtUe car. Econ- aOQE ucellent aljape.__0 1 5 0 He was with fhe Air F'orce In the grounds and Mrs Stanley i Hartford template seeking other employment OF THE WORLD.. . any apeclal O W a the European Theater .durinp 3t. Peter s Cemetery. Nichols Sr., the'sale of handmade Heovoat Recaverlng RACKED RY DILLON'S WARRANTY the Slate, County and Municipal .where the aalartea are more favor­ Perschel w. s presented with Rt. l6; and Thomas Hanson. 64, World War II. . articles. Clarence Provost, Benton Hill. R m p loy» Union, AFL, after he able. 4-sulter piece of luggage es a go­ Gilead, was arrested by PaUolman . . if your clothes have been dry desoed st NEW '51 MERCURY Recent Gueot' Manchester Evening Herald He­ \a recuperating at home from a had spoken f6r a 10-cenl hike. "By keeping-experienced em­ ing away present by the group John Turner at the Center and MODEL. Becauae New Model Dry Ckaninf offera the 4-Door. Gray and crenm. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. bron correspondent, .Miss Hnsan EXTENDED FX)BECAST leg injury incurred at work last The basis of his argument was ployes, the Town eliminates the Members of the dinner corimittee charged with intoxication. Pendleton, telephone, ACademy finest of professional dry*clcaninflr, with work done in^ Radio, heater, C7Q S' Harold D. V/heeler of Am."fton Boston, Aug. 2 (/P]—The temper­ week. He received a deep lacera- comparitive wages with the em­ our own locaDy staffed, locally operated plant. Try ns* 'SO HUDSON excellent rubber. 0 1 5 0 Ijike were Mrs. Carl Byers and 8-3454. ature in,New England during the phasis on wages being pa.id by the One owner—low daughter, Sandra’ Lee, of Alexan­ next five days, Wednesday through town of East Hartford. He called for dry ciean in g-^d laundering, too. ge. Good rubber. Ra- dria, Va . also Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ PK.AIHE.S p r o m is e d RELE.ASE Sundsiy, will aver.age 2 to 4 de­ on the Directors to recognize a mad heater. In' ex- 'S3 SUCK ard Stein of Hobble, Penn., and Washington, Aug. 2 oPi — Red grees above normal. Near normal moral obligation to pay a living Super 4-Door. 2-tone Mr- and Mra Horace Correl of China's promised release 'o f 11 Wednesday, warmer Thursday and wage. MIM9I.R palat, radio and heater, Laurel Run, Penn. American airmen has been praised Friday and becoming cooler Sal- i DONT ^ A :.r" DILLON Holda to .Argument Dynaflow. tinted . ginae. At' Amoton Lake by Sen. Bush (R-ConnI. He added urday. ! StUI plenty of wear left In Martin clung to hla argument Amaton. Lake cottagers spend­ yesterday that he waa "deeply that the union workers have made ;h e v r o l h Some normals for the period are j aboea when brougbt here (or $1795 ing the summer include Mr. and disappointed" that the release of Boston "3, Proridence • 71. Nan-j gxpert repairing. great gains within the last three Dn lAixS . PowergUda, ra- 39 other Americans, including John years. Outlining the history of the dlo. Mrs. William Truehlo and children tucket 68. New Haven 71. Con- 1 WORK DONE WHILE SALES and SERVICE of New Britain. Mr: art* Mrs. Peter Downey, of,- New Britain, Cpnn. cord. N. H 69. Burlington 70, ' local union. Martin said he en­ -keater. ■44 CADILLAC , YOU WATT O o g ii N il e e $79S Accalla were slso at their cot­ ha.s not yet been arranged. "Until Portland 68. Flastport 63. Green- ' couraged A F L representatives to • Hill/ 4 - Door. Hydramatte, tage on' Baas Lake Rd. recently for these Americans are set free, we villa 65 and Presque Isle 64. .319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER organize the workers. He said be­ aparkUng new COOK a week. r can place no faith in the a.ssiir- A t Boston, the normal maximum fore that he had started on a pier- 'S2 MRRCURY paint job. 0 0 5 0 SAM YULYES Hardtop. Meecomatlci ra­ Other Amston news is that Mr. ances of the Chinese Communists temperature during this period is SHOE REPAIRING sonnel program and It was con­ dio, baater, \rear aeat- and Mrs. Medos Palfhaw of St. that they seek peace,’' Bush said. 81 and the normal minimum is 65, OF THE BETTER KIND The Home Of Fine Used Cars tinued with the union. He said ■/ Ronan Rd,.. have bought a new some of the policies instituted were ' er. Excet M O M '50 FORD Precipitation during thi-s period 1.5 AUple St.—Across Fron« lent condition. \ # I A 9 a l place in Ellington and will move MEDICAL DIRECTOR NA.MEI) will on the ayfuaga*total about one those he had had in mind. Custom 4-Door, C M K Hartford, Aug.'2 (/PF—TTie State Firat NaOonal Parking Lot Martin said the pay of hourly Radio, beater. O w 5 5 soon. quarter inch occurring about F ri­ ~ FORD — FORD — FORD — FORD — FORD — \ NEW MODEL Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gorman Health Department announced to­ day. rated workers Is 14 per cent great­ 'S3 CHEVROLET have al.so bought a new home in day the provisimal appointment of er now than It was three years S-Door.. , Radio, heater, '51 FORD Blnfield and will niove in the fall. Dr. Joseph J./Stapor. medical di­ ago. uiw i" t lit ciamw green. l,ow mllaag fr' ex- Fordematir, radio and Still another bit of news is that rector of the' Framingham, Mass., "W e have done well for these ^ ' people In view ot the other things Green Stamps oelleat rabber. beater. Excel­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Church and iusembly plant of General Motors 1 JAM PAMIK M 4. 19$ } lAAVCS * 2 9 '□ Immacalate. lent condition. $795 family have left Ams'on to move Corp., as director of its Bureau of the town faces,” Martin said. Eaisia Im OUR DEUVERY AREA INCLUDES Industrial Hygiene. , Noting the early cooperation into their ne5v home in Somers. m .lA K IR tM Etc 49b BOLTON • COLUMBIA Many Others to Ch^i From. Out They (io! Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Sauers of He micceeds Dr. J. Howard John­ BEAUFRE MOTORS, lie., 358 East Gmtar SL aVjd- good Telatlona between the Aiifsl F«a4 Calls W'D union and him, Martin quipped. "I ANDOVER • COVENTRY Look Today . Buy Today! t)ie lake are spending a two weeks' ston who resigned to take a posi- No its. And or Buts !| ULCCT •UALITY 4’^'“«4S‘ □ vacation in Kentucky and Penn- llort in private industry. lEVERY CAR MARKED FOR SALE! Suppose the natural consequence lylvanla. of a honeymoon la labor pains." AAP WMis Mtert Tm m ’ " ‘“ 29' □ Roast a Success EVERY USED CAR AS ADVERTISED THSh SEAUTIFUL "I'm «-little grieved at thla point MMmn^BMmMiHm l)ecauBe since I’m not prepared to The Amaton Lake Improvement AAP AfftplMOVce 2tiicx8425' □ ' > T"" ’ *• ■' Society recently sponsored a hot TUBS., WED.. meet the union wishes, they feel W.. -. • ■-X- 1 dog roast and social at the new their intelligence is insulted." PMIU. M lOIMM clubhouse, reported a big sue’cess. 5 DAYS ONLY THUR8., FBI., r a t . hfartin said. Crsop CliMM • " " " S T * □ Preacbes Here Ha waa referring to an earlier H LI s i r o K. C. Matthews of India! a atu- atatement by Kramer that the 3- OorOwaTsa USED CARS cent-an-hour'hike waa "an insult deht at the Hartford ^m inary im Fonndation. preached Sunday at TO IE SOLD OUT— ONE AND ALL to the intelligence of the workers." Ktll^l's All Oroa FW 2 1 " □ Disagree on Comparisons BROtl the joint meeting of/the Hebron N.A.D/A. OFFICIAL AAP Stektys Sslmca ” *“ ‘*•39' n “ON 'THE LEVEL A T CENTERXaad BROAD** and Gilead Congregational ..Martin and Kramer disagreed Attention, Veterans DISPOSAL on wage comparisons at at least fOUR UNC»LN-BIERCURy\^DEALER Churches in the Hebron Church, OM b^Kdi ChMM SfrMtb KRAFT 5 « JAK ^ in the absence oL'the pastor. Rev. usepout OF OUR USED CARS AT ACTUALN^ , two points. Kramer felt It was not UaUtn to' Station W H A T every nIgbV OtSO-IO for tho fair to compare town wages with Bafb Buy IJoed Car SpeclaL tlO on yeur radio dial. John G. Reck, wno is at the John WHOLESALE PRICES ^ ------OOLtUAl 2«.xris55‘ Q of Korea! non-union wages in the area. Mar­ Sil-SIA CENTER ST.-;MI 3^135 Robinson Youth Conference, Deer- im t 9 Baick Ptakr ing; N.H., fpr the week, as a tin argued that,80 or 90 per cent 1 LK 14 02 CAM 2 tOften Evaalaga CaUI 10:0 AAP lortWtt Pm ts teacher. of' the local contractors are non­ 3 5 '.-n ftoqlldge Girl Wins lifts? t'hryaler New Ydrker 4- 1963 New Yorker Club Coupe. union which he said waa not the CINTIR I Doo'r Sedan. responsibility of the town. He said “ * " 1 9 ' Q • Capolyh 'Owlidgr, daughter of WHOLESALE! Dark green. Radio, heater and CUTS AppN Aiic* Mr. and/Mrs. A ll^rt A, Coolidge, j B la c k , Jow' m ile - ^ 1 0 O O autiimatie tranomlMlon. that also means that 80 or 90 per p»u IQtuxa^fin 4 5 ' □ AND THERE’S ND BETTER REASDN 't'HAN THIS I age. Equipped. ^ I dC U '33,000 original rent of the conatimetion workers GolvaiiM Pills Never In nil our yeara have we taken in ao nuny (Ine uaedl mlleH. $1330 do not receive union rates and said :msiuK. edra on new aalea. AcUon we muat have . . . with abipmenta| the town ia competing in the labor P»gf Roisia Iraa 2 * “ "“ *35“ n X 1963 nym oufh.U'^*"'*’*'^ C'luh LB / A ll aro u n d JSSCMT arriving ateadlly and atork piling up, thla la the moat draatic| I Coupe. Light' hhye with over- 19.73 I)e .Soto 4-Door V-8. With market o f which they are a part. LVMMfM OUT □ a f lion w-e’ve ever taken. A bdnaflde, W HOLESALE DISPOSAL I Idrlve, radio, fhlgnal C power steering and brakes, ra­ Kramer qited the East Hartford Wilawi'f Mor with no bolda barred and every rar guaranteed. Read every | wages which* are higher than the Tughts and heater. / O dio, healer, white tire* and a Twitt T|$s m t^ATLCa C9L0A1 I 2.0-14 2 3 ' □ word written nnd SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. beautiful tii-lone town's. Martin aaid thi^t might be service 1196$ DeSoto Firedome V -8 C lub brown flninh. ^ U W becauae East Hartford la compet­ 1 M M9T99HHrS 2 " ~ 2 r □ ISediao. Radio, hdater and amt auto- ing in the Hartford market. Lilly Capa ★ Special Notice ★ I m a U c tra n a m la - Con.seri.sua among the \Directora 19.73 Chryaler Windaor De Luxe Waiai Krtclr Cucmwiicr Di k i. mja«2 3 ‘ □ lalon, light green. $1205 4-Door Sedan. All ^ T 11C C was that it was unfortunate the IS Chuck VACATION equlpiied. (3). Issue had come to a head so late in yyhhc IrtsH I7 ULMF >TIUI«.V^ 5 ‘ Q j ALL FmCES 4CTUAI WHOLESALE 11964 DeoSto Firedome V -8 4- I Door Redan. Blark and red with ip,7S De Soto Firedome V-8 SPECIALS TAKEN FROM THE N.A.D.A. power (llte SRcBd Km Iiw Dill Pk|il« • * * " 2 5 ' (NATIONAL AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION) Door Station W ag- ( Y A ' A C .3 3 ’ tranamlMloa. $1635 on. 2-tone brown. ^ I O w 3 llffIR.iMyI teoLm I PrMim 99 4 •*■1 . 2 5 □ THAT BONUS CHECK! SHARP AND* READY *7. . p . TO G O A&P TsUaN Juict -«‘“ 2 3 ' n "OFFICIAL |OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 P. M. THE OFFICE OF 7. ' ' ^ 7-RW AoR Pofs Roofberry PrBssrve 2 ‘ • " ■ 5 7 ' Q Your bonus should be the foundation ot a DR. JOHN B. SHEA $395 TO $595 11963 Plymouth 4-Door Cran- I9SI Plymouth Club A ■ND CUT Pork RtHohl* Wax Itemc 2 ir ^ « CAMS 2 7 ' n cash estate'for future opportunity. It can be if USED CAR Ibrook. Radio,'beater and Cou|>r. Light green. V Stork No. 803— 1949 Buirk rtverdrive, tu-tone CHIROPODIST you put it in a MANCHESTER TRUST savings tl-Door. Radio, heater, Dyna- AAP Frvit Cocktail 2 ’‘•‘*“ 4 5 ' □ mAisicuESt^wr\ account, where thousands of others arc faith-: flow. Blur. I green. $875 GUIDE" 19.74 Chrysler Windsor De Luxe W ILL BK CLOSED j M M . 2 4 ' r ~ ] SIm k No.. 837— 1949 Buirk 1963 WUIys 4-Door. 4-Door Sedan. Power fMght Loins ts35* Auorted ClueM Spread fully building toward the future. 3~Pn«r. Healer, Dyaaflow. I Black and red. $650 transrolssioa " * * * ' ^ ^ ^ 2 5 AUG. 2 to AUG, J1 ’ “ ’ ‘ “ 2 7 ' □ Black. white walls. (3). Jmulu RipB OKvm TRUST .<4tock No. 803A— 1949 Buirk 1933 Dodge Meadow brook 4- Come sec ua, either at our Main Office or 19« PLYMOWTHS ConverUble. Radio, keater, Tilt Official Prica I Door Sedan. Dark ^ C C C A o a l W o i ^ ^ l * " • • ♦ 2 7 * □ ■; North Branch." Yon'll like the convenience of I green. «P D O jiJ 1961 Plymouth Cara'^^ M V C Dynaflow, power wladowa. bridge 4-Door. Grey. ^ .-9 » 9 \ banking the “ firust Company” way and yon'U Green. Book . 1953 DeSolo De Luxe Club AoR P o ft Salad Styl« Moctifd ’‘•*“ 1 3 ' n Stork No. H39A— 1949 Buirk I Coupe. Blark with antoniallc like our One Stop Banking Advantages. 1948 Oldsmobllr 4-Door Sedan. “ * 2 9 ' □ 4-Door. Radio, keater. Green. For AH Usod C o n ItranamWitinn. I9JKI0 Caraotisa Dry MHk \ 1 9 5 5 9 5 5 Stork No. 191A— 1949 Buick I original miles. 4-Door. Radio, heater, Dyna- S . ’’"* *’*”' $150 Nsioz CUN Soocs i flow. Rlaek. U M d A n a n a s S A V O Y P Is Y liO U T H toek No. 781 A— 1949 Buirk AAP Crsooi StyU Com \ jit»««2 3 ' Q DEPOSITS MADE THROUGH THE 5tk r-Door, Radio, keater, Pyaa- Ry Doolarf Easy Terms Arranged On The Spot' J(din I. Olson (lew. Green.- AAPFrUtSaM \ ’‘•‘“ 2 9 '□ "One O f Manchester’s 0F,THE MONIH DRAW in t e r e s t 2 Dr. Suburban ' GOIOEN RIPE (.( 1 0 * Club^ Sedan Evorywhora! 11959 Olds “ 88” 4-Door. I960 Special Buick Oldest Paintinr Fim a” Aor Po|s 1*001 i l l'll‘*“ 23' □ FROM THE 1st [Grey with radio and 4-Door. Light grey, \ ■ ' ' ' . ' ■ • CM mile,, power IHte, heater, dlreettonal SPECIAL TODAY ONLY I hydramatir. $485 lotariar Doceitptiaf LAP WsrcBctm U ri Soocb . \ *"•“ 29' □ aigaal Ilghta, white wall Urea $399 $695 {l9 6 t Olds Super *'88'’ Club 1963 Plymouth Belvedere Hard­ ,, , all, around \ ■ ' Mock No. '77SA— I9M Buick Paintiog J ' j " ‘* “ 3 1 * Q Isedan. .Medium $ 7 3 Q top. Radio and keater. •AM Hod Kkhuy loaas 4-Door, Radio, heater. Gray. Popor HoRgiRg Ra«. S245S Stork No. KIOA— 1939 Buirk LOOK at these CAKs I 31,000 original $ 7 9 0 Lenwms 'Nsafls's Eversody C*c«a v \ w t . ‘ “ 2 7 ' □ 4rOoer. Radio, beater. Blark. 1,194$ nymouth. W’onderiul sec- the town ♦ 19 9 5 2 tlM C M Ii3 | ‘ Q Special Stegk No. 755A— I9M Buirk AND OFFICIAL I ood ear. 3 to choose from.' • Coapletc Interior Dee- lA M M o d Pod N orc 4-Door. Radio, keater. Blark, 11964 LiacOIn't^^ri 4-Door. With 1951 Plymouth Cam- * M l C . Now C a r GaaTonVoal omtingr Planning I m A flTAHtAM Naw Cor Giioraataa! Slock No. 8 3 S y ^ I»M Buirk I power steering, powefr brakes, 4 “ • ‘ ^ 4 9 ' □ 4-Deor. Radio, heater, white­ bridge t-Doot Sedan. A I radio, heater, white • Complete Insurance wall tirea. Black. PWMDMFttnH 4 **“*“ 3 9 ' □ WHOLESALE PRICES 1963 Dodge Buineae^ ^ A K COTeraaererage NORTH BRANCH Stock No. 864— ItM Balrk MAIN OFFICE 4-Doer. Radio, beater, Dyna- PHONE Ml* 9-5234 $2220 Coupe. S4,0M tailleo. ^ J V e P ) Quality Materials and D. LAML FMtf M 3'*•«"** 14)0 n tes ifaiB sc U Mo. Mote OL (lew. Black. Workmanahip OppMito SL teaMO N«x$ te YMCA Pears Ita a t 2iw.k cxa.23' □ ROY MOTORS, he. FNIj^iHAUTY'~ 2 > M " c x a > 2 9 ‘ □ OPEN y h A w d a y BVBNnrOS • to t For Estimates 241 N .^ N ST. (Twa LocoHoas) 155 CENTER ST. nuHniiAwi 1 5 * r n T iL MI-3-5970 •Al 2 . 2 9 ^ OUR NEW PHONE NUMUR Ml 3-1171 OPIN 9 AJyl. !• 9 P.M. GORMAN BEAUFRE MOTORS, he. at.Mfc— O f AAP W W It Xiratl Csni M OTOR. SALES* lac. 74 HENRY STREET • FREE Paokim o a x o o n o m o o a TEL Mi;3-Eil3— DaSOTOePLYMOUTH— TEL MI 3.K $01 MAIN ST., M A N C m m it 35t EAST CENTEK ST. Ml 9-5234' MANCHESTER AIR-CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT t OPON BVBNniOS VNTn, 0 (Oatnar e l OsHtet)

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deflBlta plana hava baan mgda aa Oidmm, John Lehimis,' and the Kuhnaa live in the last y a t ’ .T PaBs Swim Test Lshmua, Mauraen OTort coimnander; Buell C hapt^n, fi­ Church School wilt meet tonight National Fire ...... 97 104 tested the long-wjffcrtng man. ments. I've been a hard'drinker, SOrrtnch ineoino <“ **> at S o’clock in the parlors of the George Treadwell, Cecily England, aad>ula«9e tei be flagged down at "Oh well. In that case you can but if my life is spared now I’ll S4Loolhar thong nance officer; Robert Ducharme, Roger Grenier. Lee Gordon, Peter Phoenix ...... 88 t l th* corner of Gilead St. and Gilead- promise, thee-never again— ch plain; Stanley Brachniak, his­ First Congregational Church of I Hr and iMmuMte laa Rd. and diractsd to the little known sign It Mayor L« Guardia.” 30 Bury Vernon under tha leadership of the Ready, Paul Ybirng, Janet Halt- Friend—Wait a minute. Jack. 3#Evening p a rtly torian; Robert ReinhokL sergeant man, Robert BanviUe, Mary Lang. Aetna Ufe ...... 348 scene of the crash. A little backwoods church found Don't go too far, I think I see a at arma; Robert' J. PIgMn, State Director of the Connecticut Coun­ Aetna Casi^ty ...... 280 When pollc* arrived, within 12 33Loeders ’ cil of Churchea, Miss Grace RIs- Ronald Demers, ^'Ronald Ulm, its financial sledding very bumpy. sail. 3t8nuiIIes Fund officer and service officer; Edward Diehl, Ftaymbi^ Benson, Conn. General, ...... 660 '570 minute* from the time of the call. In order to raise a few needed dol­ Harry H. Lugg, ji.dge advocate. ley. Hartford Steam Boil. . ■ 99 Norman Lyman. 26, of the Gilead’ 41 Bustle 'The First Congregational Judy Pick, Claire CarUon, Rich­ lars the minister said one Sun­ A tenderfeet on his first trip 44 Noise The date of the inatdllatton waa ard Booska. Robert HuetUier, Travelere (new) ..... 104 110 section wav rushed to the Man­ day: West, approached a hard-l>itten- set tentatl\'cly for Sept. 12. Church of Vernon Council Will rm h Ltnntae chester HosptUti H# was later nnriMKiDUtt 43 Young goat meet tomorrow evening at 8 Daisy Dtmock, Peter Everett, "As ybu all know, a human be­ saee of the desert. , 4t Screed Commander Dumas announces Betty-Lou. Felice, Robert HXFt. Conn. Light Powsr U',4 30 Vi transferred to the H S ^o rd Hoa- ing must have food in order to sur- Tenderfoot - Say, pop, is It true th a t ha has a supply of applicatlbna o’clock in the pastor’e study at Eric Kurt*. Marilyn Kurtz, Marcia Conn, Power- . . . . . 48 45 \iv e . The same holds true for a what they say about whiskey • 01 Ridicule for the ijCorean veterans’ bonus, the parsonage. Rosslter. Donald Simmons, Bar­ artford Elec. LL 89 61 Vi HoapiUI euthoritle* say he has church. This particular, place of that it's a sure cure for snake 04 Dealer < 5 JT Including the out-of-state form, for The Department of Recreation bara Turull, Delores Tunill, Sartford Gas Co. . 38t4 41 Vi head and arm Injuria*, plus lacera­ 00 Make possible those who originally lived In Con- haa planned a special traat for Everett Tuttle. Geraldine Ven- SoXNew Bnriaad tions. T7;ay say his condition is OOCsrs nectlcuL but have moved out of the kiddles tonight at the weekly drillo and Patty Vendrlllo. Tel; ...... 43 >i 45Vi aerlou*. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w U h MAJOR tIOOPLE 07 Plant snow the state. children’s movies at Henry Park. The following have passed the *»akafa« tkeWie nemiwaie* Lyman waa a pas£«nger in a car OUT OUR WAY DOWN ITana are complete for the One of the movies will be s color beginners class at Salters; Alan Allied Thermal W. 1. ,.. s8 ' as being driven by Richard D. Harria, IPiercewltha chicken barbecue to be held at the cartoon, "Dippy Diplomat,” with Hill. John Manning, Richard Am.' Hardware ...... 22 24 16. of Coventry When It left the 06*A\slKf SOU 5AIO 1 , 0 0 0 , Legion Hom«i on Aug. 14, under Woody Woodpecker, also on the Berube, » Frank Burdick, Jean Arrow,-Hart, Heg. .. . 63 >4 50(4 EH, EARL ? ■*- A MERE , , knUa road and struck a tree. The vehicle Dgoceo MUlSflriCe,MA,30R 3 Browns from the direction of Jerome RemMe- program is "Calgary Cowboy Berube, Robert Caddy, Susan Cro­ Aeea Spring ...... 38 31 was demolished: gASATELLE, 6 l)T— MAKf;l wies. The affair is open to the Stampede” and "Bathing Bud­ nin, Ronald Arci, Jackie McCar' Bristol Brass ...... 17 19 State Policeman' Joseph Guil- — tfOT X M A V HA''Je TO FlNAldCe ^ MUCH OF MY CAPITAL the sun public; however, only 76 ticket-- thy. Fred . Adamson, Jacqueline OoIUna...... 115 t)A t UCAMluaV AMfiE- AT H O O P - SBaar r dies.” beault arrested Harris on a charge \ i TIED OP Ifi eOLiVlAM. will be sold. - The Rockvilie-Vernon Taxpayers Cook. Steve Tlmrlck. James Gau- Em-Hart , ...... 29 33 of reckless driving. Harris was not DlTCrt HALL gy Pt£DfelM 6 T H E TIMTHAT 1 — ao$T 4 Indonctisn of frivll'Defense Plans Assn, will meet tonight at 7:30 lin, Joyce Cook, Kathy Kosak, Fafnir Bearing ...... 43 <4 4614 injured. FAMItV JE'N 6L$.f— T H E '/ W lECE AT PReSEHT— . Mindanao Lawrence House, Civil Defiense at the Superior Court room. Mike Lautenbeck, Dorothy Sousa. Lahders-Frary Clk. , . 2 5(4 2714 Slocum Rd. ia a one-way atreet NoirJ^^..You can dictate geO pSW TO AMEeiCA.y'kCMOVd. KAFF-WAFF/f ORodsnt director, snnounqed at a meeting Tankeroosan Tribe 'of Red Men Wayne Wilson. Allan Fault. N. B. Machine Co. ... .,37 40 .going from place t* place, DOR1H6 TH E gLITZ, A W O - ^ '' iTendsneiss of the Advisory Board laat even­ meet tonight at 8 o’clock at Red Linda Holiwellar, Robert La- N. Eaatem Steel ...... a 7 until tiM discovered Carter VIILL VOO TDiy goods ing, thaU the town will soon have North and Judd ...... 33(4 38(4 AW W O RD.' HOVd 6TUP1D OP HOL'D THE I an Men’s HSll, with election of offi­ Polt, Paul Brame, Joseph Treggor, Motor Sat^ Now they, are nl- withont error or expense! dealer siren.s in all sections that may be Russell Mfg. -...... 10 12 M E ^ 00 SOU Wl^H TO COME C7FFER **C#o»it WM terribly tirod! I had an awful tima draning cers for the coming season sched­ Eleiqe Doggett. Gregory Kuezyn- wnya enrei of sntisfactien. Old THE OEAU VJITH. used In any emergenoj-. skl, Ronald Avery, EMward Avery, Stanley Works .... . 61 4 OPEH? him t e Mt# p a rty !" uled to take place. Terry Steiim ...... 120 , O ’,-' ► .lUMlMC IHISMU KIT 1.000 POOtiOS A iJD In addition to the fire siren in The Woman’s Society of Chri.-i- Carol Meier, Richard Hastings, r' the center of the city, and the Robert Leger, Cheryle Howland. Torrlngton ...... 23'4 25 <4 TODAY’S SPECIAL Erases Errors ihstantly^ tian Service of the Vernon Meth­ U.S. Envelope com. . /9/ 92 2 100 THE OFFICE OF PRISCILLA’S POP The Open Secret BY AL VERMEER three located on the rural Vernon odist Chtirch will hold a pot-luck Elaine Kasivich, Linda Bellefleur, firehouses, at Vernon Center. Nancy Norris, Helen Mozoon, Geza U. 8. Envelope pfd. ...7 3 78 If41 4.DOOR^ i$ Guoranttlmd for U h l Dobsonvllle. and Tslcottvllle, a supper this evening starting at 6 Veeder-Root ...... 56 59 yOUNQ MAM. TELL ME o'clock with the Youth Fellowship Zoller, William Russell, Pamelia P. M. KAYE, D.D.S. Ih* mm WpiUiillli (iteNBiNr IkWlM WHERE TWJ CAUQW new siren has been placed at the Howies, Louise Scott. Sheillia Pit­ Hie above quotations are not to BMfcias pHMiR m H oam miImi imin, Schwar* coalyard, to better ser\-e members invited to attend. Wll- be construed as actual market*. CADILLAC ’*«2" HIM AND I'LL Ham Thrall, of Vernon, will speak ney, Judy McGill, John Pietros, aflbeef smn. ShsflrmeneM abm emr the western section of the city. Stanley Pietros. Otis_ Berens, WILL BE CLOSED •you A D O L LA R ! It'is planned to place a siren in on his experiences in. the Philip­ Usiit Mne. Bndle, heater. •M wrfe «4 4kW6 *1 nmcl ««4 »... *6 -15^- d : H pines Is.st year as an exchange David Toiiierko, 'BIGHT PLACE- ■ Hydramatle. Motor baa been k mwmt, * t csnMlta li the Vicinity of Rt. 30, near the Robert VoUng, James Lingham, Sherman, Tex. ((F)—Th*. sberiff's cempletely everhauled. New Town Farm intersection, with the student. Bonnie Valente, Carol Wisniewski, office arrested a fisherman for UNTIL AUG. 16th uJ1 possibility of one more bSing Frank Rivers tires, new fronFend."' A real CeiMleMlsr pM M ei Be Immm Ihh I Betty -Moore, Beth Eicholtzer, driving while drunk and finally llsiicrc(S(«a|keilftrlV*.fc*rMrrtur«a| added for the southeastern section Frank Rivers; 71. of 84 Brook­ CaroL, Spooner, Mlrium Burgess. figured out what to do writit all the ■ of the town. lyn St., died at the City Hospital Alan Morrison, William McCarthy, fish he h ad .. They were sent to —. ben ever i i i enr. IN I BteiM 6M(*. Director House^ states that it is lest evening. He was born '.jg . In I Thomas O'Connell, Cynthia Blake, the county Jail kitchen. M » (miNRiHr pvsi fan imir4na, M*> sxpected all sections of the town Beetmahltown. N. Y.. Oct. hes4klille6...ll» fMiB) iiw*aMlte ly -.000 . will be covered when the installa­ 1884 a son of Anion and Harriet Robert River.,. He was formerly ■ciIeiiiiiHiiliealbiiBwtellirilninm iilii ateiwitelliimilililrihf. Pf^OMDS? tion Is complete. MKMfrWiMv vef M le v le.lewMIida- ^ ^ A Y / ' The September meeting of the employed by the Industrial Sound Advisorv-board will be postponed Control Co. lisa, rbaae ar mte taiaf.lm ]7-MfnUL tHAT'/HAlF until thrFlatter part of the month. He leaves his wife. Mrs." Emoroy •wo We e ai « ATCJ>a # -i Art Assn. Baker Rlveis and 17 children: The members of the Tolland WllllBin of Montpelier,' Vt.. Ray­ ALLEY OOP Yeah? V. T. HAMLIN County Art Assn., will hold a pot- mond of Ellington; Carl of Man- COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO luck plnic tonight at 6:30 at the che.stei; Frank of Montpelier, ( p a v i n g s & THKrLOUSEl r iT AMf.THOrSNO •lome of Mrs. John Grant. Sunset Vt.. and Donald of Ihl.s city; II ■ RPENTT FOR HIM. W Af TOTALR Bistatesr Vernon. daughters. Mrs. Henry Fredcndall i ^ - M D HOkC CO»0{cotta A . ' Members will bi-ing completed of Wisconsin; Mrs. Richard RUSSELL F. IRODIRICK YOUfiOTTA IM lO U trH t BE ABOUT TOUR. POAH/t. .. U------P ! CAPt CM C A ^ ' m T P O U T M'v O m l ^ o o u T paintings for the selection of the Nlchold of Plymouth. Mich.; Mrs. m r CENTER flOPBBN'dO BACK HERE IN O P HOME. painting-of-the-month. snd^ there Walter Corey of Rhode Island; ; MaRCbester Savings & I Association • nSR^SPECTFUL t h e e t e a m v ; o o o iA ! r v ( w n will also be an opportunity for Mrs. Ross McCawlev of Bastbury. , MllED BUSINE^ EQUinffiNT MMp. MOTOR SALES SOfi JIAlN STHEET k T O a i G U Z t BUfi-MFEETEP sketching. •Vt.. Mrs. Joseph Weston of Ken-1 m 4S1 Main at.—TeL MI t-O U l TEL. MnebaO M m SWMM - Enrollment Slim tucky: Mrs. Donsld Ooltrs ' of | Members of both the Republi­ Glsstonbury; Mrs. Elisabeth j AFFlUATiep WITH ACBOE BCU2VESS lOtVIKall. |HG ii.L can and Democratic parties sUte Monty of Michigan; Miss Mary | only 12 names were added, with Louise Rivers of Germany; Miss ' ■eight registering as Democrats Ruth Rivers of New Hampshire, j and four aa Republican to the Mi.ss Pauline Rivjsrs of this city \ caucus lists. In -addition, offlciala and Mrs. Herbert Htint Jr., of j stated one’ Voter asked to be taken Waterbury, Vt.. 34 gi andchlldren | oft the Republican list and placed and one great grandchild. " i on the Democratic roll. Tlie funeral will be held Tlinrs- ; To Present Trophy dsy at 8:15 a.m. from the Burke , T b e R e a l Andrew Binhelmer, benefactor m Funeral Home, followed by a re- ' Of all boys’ baseball leagues in this V . < VSTVf :K W * .\N 'W ^ OH Tilt WKTkftOfi, TiioitBS A SiSli OF KEOtF. q u e t' in memory------of Stephen Von row from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. MCitWWl L O t^ ^ ^€000 MENS, aCNEKAUTHiMOTlCAN EuW late editor of the Rockville , \ Jouriial ' Talcottillle and 'Vernon \NST\teCT *. TH\tb(b€> TO VOOQH N)UCI m t O U S K T PR. SCHMIDTR He hM requested the Little j new* Hem* are now being handled ?O O R I 0 0 1 « % % S W M Y i JflONAPSRt. OCHMipro SAFE. C U V I League to place the trophy in ; through The Manchester Evening We believe that there ai% many diMFUiuiuit- 7 w m k competition during the 1956> sea- Herald. Rockville Bureau, located SAVINGS & LOAN [a o o m f s i ^ non. The league champion each at I Slarket .St., telephone Rock- \ ' year win acquire posseaslon of i t ' v1lle TB 5-SIS6, ing i»eople who prefer to do their groei^ shop­ for one year aiid the first team to (vin it three times will get perma­ ping in stores that do nof‘ carry aleoholic nent poaaession. . Binhelmer say* that anyone FOR RENT HOME LOAN beverages. P IT ’. wishing to contribute may leave a I 8 and 16 mm. 5lovie Projectors— donation at the office of the Rock- ■ sound or silent, also 85 nun. vine Leader, The Journal, or The V. E|p*ri«fieo hot shewn tliot Savings and Loon ocH In Manchester Herald. Any funds slide projectors. - ” We heartily endorse and coiRmend the fol-” remaining after the trophy 1-s' se­ WELDON DRUG CO. YOUR botf IntMMte. cured, will 'be divided equally be­ 601. Main 8L—TeL 5U-3-5S3I / tween the Little League and the lowing stores for providing Manchester with this J t FF COBB BY PETER HOFFWAN Babe Ruth League. I-rV E HAD THE ^MICKEY FINN Understandable! BT^LANK LEONARD Land Record* type of ^torc: FEELWG...UKE ST A warrantee deed has been filed • Prompt appraisals F0LL0WM6 US/ In the Town Clerk’s office from IB WFBfSSi,) OH, PONTGOyEI,S«IRlFF!. Joseph Utcotera to Esther Cham­ • Liberal valuations lOUEfm /NBS-TAKE WORFIW HUT , berlain and Thomas D. Chamber- ECONOMY MARKET GON'HCNE! J f AND M T SOME OFF THE GSASStJ lain. for property on Rt. 30 In EMERGENCY • Quick decisions Vernon; a quit claini deed from 59 NORTH StREET Claire A hrend to Kenneth J. Beh- OIL RURNER rehd for property on Bamforth Closhd Saturdays Durinft Rd. in vemon. SERVICE June, July and August Purchase IS Acre* FIRST FOOD STORES, INC. Rockville Acres, Inc., has pur­ CALL chased 12 acres of land on West 646-648 CENTER STREET Rd.. according to a warahtee deed WILLIAMS filed in the town Clerk’s office to­ day. OIL SERVICE HALEYS SELF-SERVICE GROCERY j. C. Keller Jr., president of Rockville Acres, said- Kls firm in­ MI-9-4548 O A K STREET tended to develop the lan^ but no

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«7 EARL W. YOSl^ Sullivan Heads Big League Way to Slide into Base Agony) T rail Bantly ^ Shades Unhappy Homee^id^ For Andy Carey SpMto M ta r : ^dians at New York,, A. L. with 14; ' wmms Ponticelli^s 4-3 v TATMTIOAIXT SlVASntO * N«weat horn* nin ^hn«at »t B<>« H I ! ® Beit e»n»*d run avirngti in ton'i------Fenway------“ Park “ *• ------with the amaz­- 'f . :’| p StaAdlBge. White Sox in Boston ing Red Sox 1* Watefibury'e Jim­ Big Newk Topsi T-:' 4:':-.'i NATIONAL LEAGl'E a AMERICAN IJCAQVE V Kationil I^nglu* .li/|)oait«d by Standings StAMliRgS my, pteraall. Twice within a Police A Fire. M w York, Aug. 3 (/P) —Nursing a paper> t^ one-gam* lead and Bmli Johnim of thi' Mllwiuki* weekxJlmmy blaated a bailout of New York. Aug. 2 lA^ Twenty- | W L P et.! W L Bmitly’s ... BrWM. Tbi bjB'rtghthnndid r*- game winners in the major Medical Aaan...... 4 2 .667 1 Manchester Optical 6 Z leprived ot th* aervlcea of their top pitcher, (he Chicago WMta 8o« ther pai^ to provide the mac^h of .667 ' Spencer Rubber. 5 2 Roy Motor* cackle tha roUtcklng Boston Red Sox tonight aq the tight AmMrlcaa Utf iU r hM npp**r«l victory, n Uke Walt Dropo. an­ leagues this season will be almost Moriarty Bros. 4 2 Ponticelli’e other Connecticut player, Pteraall aa scarce aa one-legged outfield-! Green Manor ...... 3 4 .428 Police A Etre ? ' * League race reaches a fever pitch. / ainn lor/to* Bmvii ind iport# .286 Manchester Motors 1 7 . The White Sox are just one game aiid 12 parceataga points fa iTM^^IaU. mark. The former haa caught Bre at bat aince the era. Man. Auto Parte ...... 2 8 All of the scorlnf waa oooipletad All-Star game braak and haa In- The way the pitching situation front of Uio Now York« Yankees and Cleveland Indians and threa x ^ - K a iU m league hurlei shapes up with only one-third oP Ken Burnett pitched a shutout Tom Kelley ied a seven-hit at- ih'the first iQnlngs last night «a games ahead of the Red Box, currently (he hottest team ta the league. flo w ed B4 hlU, S7 walki and creaaed hia aVertge 40 pointa.. While the White Sox and Red Sox eire battling, tho Yanha and Herb Score haa taken a comfort­ the csmpalgn to play, only Don ball and Dave White drove home i»ck to back up Wayne Reynolds' Bently Oil edged Ponttcelll’a 4-3 b a^ faiuicd 31 battert '. , . There Newcombe of Brooklyn and Robin three runs with a single and home pitching to lead Manchester In an Intermediate League contest Indians win be ti^ng to knock eadi other out of th*>nuM th tha^rat im’t ^ .800 Wtur in the aUr^g able lead over Bob . TiJvley , of the 1- ' ' — — ...... >f a three-gams set in New York. New i ^ k Yankee__ lineup^ The Yankeea In the atrlkeoil H^^depart Roberts of, the Philadelphls Phil­ run' aa Green Manor topped Man- o p tid 8-3 romp over Police at the West Side Oval. Big Dana lies appear certain to wind i:p with C h e s te r Auto Parts 5-0 at Charter pi,(. Waddell Field laat n ig h t. 18arty Marion’s Pal* Hoe* not ____ _ to the magic figure for ment. The Indiana' rookie ace Cannon, who rclie.ved starter Scott only have the Red Sox . to oentand battera ii k u ie y Mantle who li haa IM K'a to hla credit to 150 as many as 20 victories. Oak Park •wal__"*gbt. 'T he win yj,, losa ellrVimated the losers from Newcombe. tl.e Dodgers' one- moved Green gfanor into third Mitchell in the third inning, gained Atitomeii wltii, but they alee face a aerl- hattln* fflR'McDd-’gMd .288, for Bullet Bob of the Yanka.;.. any possible chance of grabbing credit ^or the triumph.- Mjtchell oue' psychological barrier. DIek Mtung , Di,kg Snider of the Do.lgera la the man gang, has an I8-1 record place in second round play. second round honors. The Amcrl; Yogt Berra .276, Hank ^ u e r .287, while Roberts. ' :ith' at lea.'il 20 tri­ wee forced to leave the game be-, Donovan, their No. 1 rlfhthudar: only player in the majora to drive The winners picked up two runs ran' League standingslings show the cauae of the intense hqet- Andy Carey .256, Irv Noren .252, umphs In each of the Is.'it five as they were off and running in the Nassiffs 60-46 is recuperating from on appeadoo- Hunter .235 and J 6e Oollina In 100 or more runa. The Duke Opticians one half ahead of Bently’i who tr^Tesigue-Iead- tomy and will be w t of oetion years, has won 10 games while first inning against Jimmy Smith. Rubber, round J08 are the other ftont linera, haa 104. Del Ennia of Hje Phila lo.sing.nine Spencer ing. Police A Fira-diy a game and more than four weeko. ndth their batting marka Ilated j,aa driven home 84 for ninnenip to prevent Auto Parts' pitcher. Burnett was champs. \ a half, scored'w'single tally in the standings^ Sullivan Nce.l« SI* hit by a pitched ball, but was Fct. So It-w ill bo up to tho Oo-Go after their n^ea. — —^w- konora and Ray Boone of Delrdil F'rank Sullivan of the fto.slon epilciee irom Xlfit Green opened up\the Opti­ opening frame and adde)] two SoK to fight off his loas. Just bacea the American Leaguera with forces* at second on Dave Kelsey's cal first by walking. Tony Blanch­ more In-the top’ of the second be­ North End Package .. .760 der the YaiSeea .are floundering •T_- ...__ .a-- ra-J Red Sox (14-81 has a .chance to c&tchin^.’* ground ball to the second base- With Sherman LoUar of the White Sox aprawied on the ground-after making the tag, a shocked Nasqlff Arms ...... 750 odier* Marlon Is going to find although only one game b « k of 80,' one more than the Red Sox, r.iake the grade. So have Early ard singled ' and both 'punnera. fore ■Rontlcelilii dented the plate Andy Carey seea and hear* Neator Ghylkk call him 3ut at the Yankee Stadium plate to complete a someone to take Donovan’* (13-4) man. With two outs. White’s single scampered home on a Itombination wlth'-ohe'marker Ih the bottom of Man. Auto Part*' . . . . .600 the ftont-runnlng Chicago White Jackie Jensen, .where would the iiS-.li and Bob _l.emon scored Kelsey who had tnoved to louble play. Jim Rivera madqiA tremendoua throw after catchtng a long fly off Yogt Berra’a bat. Rockets ...... 000 apot on the starting line, no on* Sox. th e Yankeea haven t re­ Brooklyn-Podgera be If Don_New-, ^12-71 of the Cleveland Indian.. of Reynolds' single and an eWor. th^^ speond. knows. When Bob Keegan, who comb carHed out his threat' second on a wild pitch:' John Pon- The winners duplicated the. feat ConchKie Scoring covered aa yet from the dwble and Wbiley F 'rd U2-5l of the tlllo walked and Mike Reilrdon's Nine points by Eddie Wojcik has been having arm troUble» re­ netback auffered at the bMda of earlier thia aesiaon and quit the New York Yankees. Lemon, .seek­ in the second frame as they scored The victors concluded their turns to the aottve list Aug. U, base knock deliver*^ White. twice on two,walks and Kell^’’a scoring In- the top of the third, ■BAniNO LEADERS and seven by Ken Lowd in the 5 e Red Sox at Yankee SUdlum club and went Ashing for the sum­ ing his seventh 20-ga-ne year, ha-s In the fifth. Green Manor quickly 32,S63 Fans Turn Out last eight minutes earned the the Sox may gat ovar tha hump. on July 4...... mer? A look at Die pitching two-out single. ,• , getting what proved to be the Johnson vo. Brewer been bothered by a hip injury. Dic.y collected two thore scores. Tony The fourth Inning saw Optical winning run. Afte'r P6nticrlli'8 Manchester Auto Parts an upaet avaragea ahow Big Dop with 18 Donovan of the Chicago White So.x' Fo See Pro Gridders 60-46 ■vlctDry over previously un­ Connie Johnson will got tho call I can’t aee how the laat place deciaiona against but one defeat Falcetta openM the inning with a complete its scoring by adding came up with their final two tonight, mainly boeauar he had a 13-4 record before he was single, and White followed with a four more tallies, pushing the scores in the last -oi the third, beaten Nassiff Anns laat n i^ t at Baltimore Oriolea atrengthmed for a .847 percentage. sidelined b. an appendicitis at- - BMttmoiw Aug, t (JP> — A the West Side in a Rec Summar whlppM tbo Yanka laat waak In their pitching aUff by acqulrmg towering drive far over the center score to 8-0. With two men on, /.vAwe.. neither club did any further scor­ islnter -lean’t - come • too-soan Nerw York. He owna a S-1 raoiMrd tacl;. field fepCe. It was his eight round Kelley drove In his third, fourth ing although both threatened be­ Basketball Leagua game. Pinky flutter-ball U dle Lopat from the Poorest hitting regulars in the . In the National I.,eagiie, Gene crowd ot 88,588 fans tarned oat Hohenthol followed Walt Koski to and waa Impraaaive a t Toronto In Yankeea.. The irafty aouthpgw big' show are Jim Megan (.1991 tripper of the season, and second and fifth runs of the game with fore the tilt was called at the end la SSnlegree heat to watch an- the International Leagua. Tammgr Conley of Milwaukee (ll-7i, .lim | in as' many games his first homer of the year. Bianch- Cary Middlecoff ahows that professional gotfs tournament trail of six innings because of darkneas. Tops National ffitters the sidelines because of five fouls may win a few gamea for the of Cleveland and Marv Blaylock Hearn of the Giants ill-lOl and sn’t all amllea and iliinnei'’l checks. The Memphis swinger goes awG charity Intra-aquad gaase In the last three minutes,- and Brewer (8-8) will be on thetnoond Oriolea but he won’t be a con- f.200) of the Phillies. .Possible Lula Arroyo of the C a r d 1 n a I a 8‘inal run of the contest was 'ard's single and George Buck's Both rivals collected six hits 3f the Baltimore Oolta ot tho for the Red Sox. scored In the top of the sixth. An doubled netted’the final run of the :hrough the agony of a guy\in a dental chair when he misses a putt and no player from eipier team with only four men left In the aistent ■winner. The • once-a-week 20-game winners In "the American (11-6) Appear to have a slim >r tries body English. \ National FooflaUI Leagno laat erne for the Arms, the Auto To add to tho Whlto Sot* ttou- hurler for the Yanka had trouble error and singles by Falcetts, Inning. ' ' w’as able to"' get raor* than one alght In Memorial Stadium. New York, Aug. 2 (Ah—Boy. Harvey Kuenn of the Tigers la In League are Early . Wynn 13-5, chance of joining .Newcombe and Pontillo, Reardon and Richard Fy- After being held to two hits by bingle. Bantly's Pete Beckwith Campanella, slugging catcher (>f the runnerup spot with >337. He In­ Pi’arts pulled away for on easy blea, third baaeman Goorga Kan, trying to win for New York and Frank'^Sullivan 14-8 and Bob Lem­ Roberts. i And the Colts turned on ttie wiq. third leading hitter In the leagne,' the Bombcra have a much bet­ From all. Indications, however, ler accounted for the tally. Re>’nolds for five innings. Police had the night's only extra base heat, too, as 46 playem pat on the Brooklyn Dodgers, broke out creased his average one point on 12-7. The sidelined Dick Don­ Falcetta and Reardon each with A Fire suddenly exploded in the hit, a double in the sixth frame. of a slump lost week and todays George Keif of the (diicago white ’The Portomen, strengthened by has been having back trouble again ter team, and difenae, than the ovan of Chicago had wrapped up baseball's big leagues will produce | a torrid display for the 88 jobs the addition of big Wojcik, were and is strictly a limited aarvloe laat place Orioles. Baltimore is the lowest total of ^-gam e . win-1 Faints Knee .Passes Test three hits in four trips to the plate sixth. Two singles and a walk Pontiiiclli'a left the bases loaded >n the 1955 team. A big held a 10 point lead over Phila­ Sox moved into third place at .316 IS wins as against four defeats Major League and White and Pontillo with two loaded the .ba.ses before Ray Peg Stevens to Play in the second, third and fourth delphia’s Richie Aahbum in the with a five point gain. in command all Oie way lost night performer now. His ailment caused S2 games behind the White Sox before undergoing an appendec­ ners aince 1942 when only four| (Mjuad cut by Coach Weeb Ew- except for a tie eeoie at the end the Sox to buy Bobby Adama and the laat place Pittsburgh hits apiece led the attack for the Dotchin singled in Police A Fire's innings. bank Is citpected soon. National League batting competi­ Duke Snider of the Dtxlgera, the tomy laat Sunday. He may be ==Leaders== winners. first score of the night. Russ Tomorrow night at" ’6 o'clock tion. National League’s third leading of the third period. Paced by Steve from Cincinnati. Pirates in the National League lost to the Chlsox for at least a Cooper of the St. Loiii.v (.'aids and To Plug First Bas^ Spot The boys were playing for Belllnghirl and Lowd, the Auto, The Indians, ccnveraaly, ore are 34 lengUis behind the Brook­ Tex Hughson of the Red Sox with Bert Baskerville. Bill "Viot and Scruton doubled in two more, and Ann McBride for Title Police A Fire will r.,eet third-plsee Campy climbed aeven points to batter with .317, is tied with Cin­ month.. Don Newcombe 18-1 and Ameriraa I.esRiie with two down. Johnny Cornnolly Roy Motors. keeps BO the “Whiteo” beat the .338 with 12 hiU in 30 at bata. cinnati's Ted Kluszewski for the Parts grabbad a 13-8 first period bolstered In the pitching danaK- lyn Dodgers. There ia no hope for 22 apiece and Johnny Bear.ley of iBaat'H on 350 at batm —Ka- Mike (Thurllla each collected two ment. They bought S8-yoar-0ld Sal the tail-enders in their respective Robin Roberts 16-9 are the only ^ Baltitrrore tNEAt -j- Feailes.xv The sefappy »on of Tex*» feel* safeties for Auto Parts with Ba.s- walked to load the sacks once “BIu m ” 87-10. Royoe,-Wom- Meanwhile Ashbum dropped eight home run lead Each haa walloped lead and held onto it tar a 37-23 sure-flre 20-game ' club members the Cards and Ernie Bonham o f lliK D**troil. .352. Ku»*nn. D ^iroil. more. Reynold.* bore down to fan The Women's Club Champion­ vs. Bye. a h r h po A e rbl ble, veteran halfback, autfered bulge at the half. (The Barber) MagUe fram the leagues . . . What will the Qeve- .327; Koll. (Milrajfo. .316: Sm ith. Tl^ve- Ferris Fain, who wa.sn't- certain of that ■ Incident-t *uch as the bag kerville's double being the only K ohfn...... 3 1 2 2 f) 0 points to .328 with only six safe­ 35 while WilHe Mays of the New in the National loop. ..Veteran.Sid the Yankees with 21 ..each____ _ tanrt. UtO' f*nw»»r:‘ Karmna . ship finals will be played this (Tarolyn Laking. Olga Havey vs. a slight concussion and was Score Deodloeked New^York Giants Sunday. He land Indiana do WfOi Sal MagUe? Si* 'laist Veer Vny'lhmg V'heh the Detroit Tigers ' kicking ■ epi;sode have”'helped to extra-base hit picked up by the the next batter on a 3-2 pitch to 2h .... 3 0 0 2 1 0 41 ties in 27 trips. Richie had held York Gianta is right behind them Gordon of the New York Giants R umb ' KaUnf. D'-trolt, 31; Manila*., gave him a pink slip a month give him the reputation of being end the game. wbek 'is'ilh Peg Stevens and Anne Bye.’ Manoggia. c ... " 2 0 0 5 0 0 hospitalized. , Guard Angelo Pinky Hohenthol and Koski probably won’t work the Tank The Barber was acquired laat Last aeason therje were six. 20- Nfw S'ork/J»4: Smith. 79: losers. A4lams. 3b ...... • 0 2 1 0 1 the No. 1 spot last Tuesday after with 34. Snider haa the' circuit’s series, but he’s Insurance. a{>pears to be on his way out aa a Goodman. Boston,. 75; Tuttif. D^troU, ago. now jubilantly predicts. *Tm an incurable hothead, Tlie contest saw fine * Helding Evelyn Lorentzen. Lucile Gar­ MarchettI suffered a fraotared chipped in with six points apiece Sunday, the deadline date for game winners ■ W>-nn, Lemon ' Next game in National League McBride vying for tlic'title. vey. vs. Peg Stevens. E 1 d a McDonald, rf .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Campanella had lost 15. paints. most rune batted in, 104. Botn dubs, eager to get oCf an making deals in the majora, from Wg timer. TTie veteran third 73. a.ire I can go ill the way." . j ^ the reputaUon of plays as well as hitting. In the StranffD. cf ...... 2 ] 0 0 0 0 vertebrae ,and tackle Alez Saa- In the American League, Al in the third period to whlttto. the and Robert* with 23, Johnny An- action will lake place W^ednesda'V' .Ml'S. Stevens reached the finals Schmidt, Rfynoldx. If rf •7 Kaline and Mickey Mantle of the the riii^t foot, wiU send toetar acas the Ctanta. Maglie Joins the beat baaeman-outflelder Is batting just Runit Bh ii*'<1 InXBtuHi*'. D^lntit. 'He w'aa ae- ^ bi awler, " Ferris Fain says, evening at 6 when the M ^ics face third. Frankie Ziebarlh made a 1 0 0 a lusky lost two teeth. Kallne of Detroit in the throes of New York Yankeea are deauUocked lead and knot the score at the over .200 and Is slowing up no- tonelli of the New York Giants Bf'Hton. 7R ''^,,^Kalir»*, D etroit, nice grab of Tod Potter's liiier with victories over Betty Wilkie, Anne McBride, Peg Chanda; va. (H ansantl. If. rf . T 0 0 0 1 0 Proceeds from the tieket sale third stanza mark 88-88. Kookl. to the rubber. Early Wyrni (U-5) pitching ataff In baseball in Early and Warren Spahn of Milwaukee 77’ Berra. New York, 7.1. Mantle, New '.’urety parked "Spre, I had an argument on that Moriarty's. This will be a battle for Mary Gangewere and Nellie John­ Bra.f.x. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 his worst slump of the year, tailed for the American League home run goes for the Indiana- whU* Tommy Uceably'in the field. Gordon Is York. 6S.' over shortstop. Blanchard made Bye. Bf'ckwiih. lb . .. . 3 0 5 n 0 0 (81 per head) ulU beaeflt the however, drew his fifth foul Wynn. Bob Lemon, Mike Garcia, with ,/20. Antpnelli Is 8-13 this in first base for bus while stillwith Detroit. July 4, first place as these two clubs are son. Mrs. Mepride eliminated Edna Hiiinaki, Corinitt Wood­ Mllrhpll. p ...... off 13 points. He's batting .352, but lead with 23 apiece while Byrne (9-2), top man of the falter­ Arc Houttenian and Herb Score, one of the most popular player's HUf—Kaline. Deimlt. Ml, Smith, beautiful faile-away catch of . 1 0 0 0 1 Police Boys Club In Baltimore. shortly after the fourth quarter yeqr. Spahn has a 9-11 record and rirvelanrt. I3t‘ Kuenn. ^trolt. 129; the Cleveland there's a difference between an now deadlocked for the top spot. Betty Benton. Evelyn Lorentzen bury. vs. Bye. C annon, p ...... 2 ff 0 0 0 0 0 his lead isn’t nearly as large as It Boone of Detroit is tops in RBI’s began and 'was followed by ing Y i^ eUff, la Manager Oasagr >lua Dom Mosai and .Ray Nar- in the aenior loop, a distinction he Pox, O h irafn . 126; Pow er. KaiiAae City, G reea M ase r (Si Browm's fly to'deep center in th# was several weeks ago. with 80. (eiHm. out with a sore arm. has Indians ' argument and a brawl. I haven't fifth. Reynolds knocked down op­ and Carolyn Laking. Mae Wilkie, Barbara Williams, Totaln ...... u 1 "ft Is ~ft Hohenthol with three minutes left Stengel’s choics. {eaki, the beat bna-two rcliaf has enjoyed for many seasons.. won only four games against two 121. "Honest my trouble as they say. •h r h po Am rbl 2 2 Detroit boastas the best hitting Doubles — (•oiKlman. BoMon, Burf^Ft). p ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 posing pitcher Bobby Merrer with Pairings for the Team Cliam- vs. Bye. IN'i ) — Hsr- Good Time Park. C leveland. l3-». .722 Long Medical History X | Ilowps. 2b .. 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 M. P o tter, lb .. Actually, the most magnetic ; sells this fight.” failure mtter nianinii op sMit 'd the ball and meed to the WhltffSFll. ss __ .. 1 0 D 1 ] 2 0 Ki»»l egon.' 8h. c 3 1 1 4 0 0 B an tly ’s 7. P onticelli 10: BB M itchell league pitch. Horhsrdl...... 8 ncMi. horM fans who look in on . The>e main opposition to the West Strikeouts*' Scitre Cleveland.' 164, The niedical history on the Fain | 1,0 0 0 0 0 clout carnival since Sugar Ray j Marciano commented on IL Morisrty. g ...... S victories by the end af 3uw> b m Magnates Meeting Turlev. New York, l5tl. Hoeft, Detroit. img. Little .Xinoros'.waa clearly Huntlnirton. a . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 M inor. *b 2. Cannon 3. Magnu-^on 6; SO. 4'annon The Detroit 'llgers. as, they did Ooaat triumvirate le Galophbne, knee is long, involved, and some­ Burnett. 2b ...... t 0 0 0 0 0 2 .Mitchell 3. MagnuRon 2; Hits off. Robinson, bloody and battered,; “What a marvelous job he’a do- Lowd. g ...... 7 li aa much to do with tha Taagaf the 30th Hambletonian B 4 a k s s 101: l*lerce, Chtraipo. 94. G arcia. Cleve­ >ut by a half step. 3 1 1 0 3 0 Not to Shake Off Catcher .Mitchell 2 for 1 run in 2 1-3 inninfs: on that (xrcaaion, furnish the op- Altken, g ...... b owned by William T. Maybury. land. 91. what inspirational. It is s tribute , Toisiii 26 n S IS 5 3 0 Merrer. p ...... came from behind to knock out Ing building interest in the faikira aa anything. In the laterfaiit tomorrow may bo aaoing the great Dexter, Me., machine tool maker, Develops Results "Hud .\moros wound up In a—Huntington for Whlteg^ll in 6th E>olchln. If ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Gannon 4 for 2 ru n s In 3 2-3: H B P hy poritlon to the Washington Sena- Randy Turpin at the Polo Grounds j fight," he said. "I hope he doesn’t be haa won three and lost eight. Natlwaal LeiMine to his competitive instinct that i tie with that guy,” remarked (Jreen Manor'...... 200 OJl - 5 Scruton. 2 0 1 0 1 1 Gannob (Breadhcfi); B. Cannon; WP. tbrs. And o hand wil’ be the Totals ...... 3S 10-15 60 «ot' 3-ysar^Id trWtter since Grey­ and Childs Hanover, property of BattlnR (Based on 2So a t b atsl he's still around. r 2b. Baakervllle HR, White SB. D. Brnw’n. rf. 3b .. 3 t) 0 1 0 O New ,y ^ k (NEAI — The younf' Braoks Lad by UK hound won the groat ihilky clssslc the Texae oilman. K. D. Owen of ranipanelia. BriHiklyn. .338. Ashhurn, •n observer, "it would have iSimmon!!. DP. Smith to Whiteaf>ll to through., tskaRon. RaniRdcll; .Scorer, ’Fratus: greatest Tiger of them all, Ty product of Archie Moore Produc- The Rock may rest assured that B. No games wera scbaduled la (ha Chicago, Aug. 2 i/Pi-The major Philadelphia. ^.325; Snider. Brooklyn. ■"I had my first trouble after the j been the eoatileat photo finish |M Simmnna: BB. Burnett 2. Smith 2: Totalg 34' 3 6 15 4 2 bonu* hurler scuffed the dirt T im e, 1:62. Cobb, whose base running sent k(^*ki. f e just 20 years Houiton. Galophone le 4-1 and 3 ti. Kluaxowskt. C incinnati, .314: Bur­ Giel pawed dirt, looked for ah Uon*- Moore won't stop Ulking and ped- C ase, f ...... 4 American Leagua yartarday, but leagues knocked out the rule that Athletics drafted me from San' •D history.” '\ SO. Burnett 5. Smith 9; HBP. Smith Opltcal (ID aroiind the pitcher's ' mound with Johnson to defeat in hia first big E. Hohenthal, c ...... S That was the geharsl-impression Childs Hanover 6-1. - gess. t'lnriiuiati, .313. Franclaco in' 1947 ’ he relates. "We (Burnetn (Morton); WP Smith PB. AB R H r o A K his spikes, peered down the .alley other sign. I t . took Moore, the old pro, to dling. It took him 19 years to th* National Leagua hod a fUD today as Scott FrOat stood out like a player cannot report to spring Uuns—Snldei, '-Briioklyn. 89; Maya. rhurllla: W'. Burnett i2-4); II. W'lltke. Green, 2b . . .2 2 0 0 1 0 Westnim . waggled his fingers league game. So will Johnson’s N. Hohenthal, g ...... S slate. The Brooklyn Dodgers pullad training before March 1 and Nea*^ York. 78; Gilliam. Brooklyn. *7; w^ere doing squatting exercises in LaRoae. L. Smith (()-3i. Zlebarfh. gg ■ ...... 2 1 0 1 0 1 for the sign from Wes W’estrum. ('.other and three of hia children, show Jim Norris and the IBC how s®ll himself, Hublard, g ‘...... 1 ‘a lighthouse in a flkid of 11 of tha NO BENF-FITS Bruton. Mtlwauke**. 76: Kluazewakl and Kelley, r . •...... 3 I 2 10 0 0 Catcher W'estnim of the Giants (or another change of pace. to make a match. ! Moore, drew th e' last drop of Morgan, g- ...... ,,, 0 14K games out front In the race nation’s faataat trottdxs. scheduled definite action yecter- Post. Cincinnati. 74. spring training. Well, 1 squatted 3 2 2 1 0 0 Walter Jr., Carol and Eddie, y Blanchard, rf wiggled his fingers for the change "W hat, again!" blinked Giel. Spori Schedule Now that he has made it, the ***** *>**l picking his training Tol by coming from bahlnd to (tafsat Scott Frost' is ownOd, by . Sol Syracuse INEAI—Since hitting day on the controversial bonus rule Runa Batted In--Snitler, Brooklyn. and just stayed that ■ way. The Reynoldg. p 3 0 2 0 0 0 Johnson, v/ho many regard aa lUi ...... » 818 4* the second - place MllwaUkaa at a joint meeting in Chicago next 104 fCnnifi, Philadelphia. 84; Mays. Buck. 3h 3 0 1 1 3 0 of pace. * , "Throwing a pitcher two change- Old Globe ’Trotter of Fistlana Is ■ camp. Octopus, Inc., and John­ SCOore at half time, 27-32, Auto Paris. Camp, Shafter, Oalif.,,^ potato and winning form. Carmen Basllio, knee locked." y^8terday*8 Star8 1 0 0 4 0 0 the greatest right handed pitcher Bra'ves 4-g in 10 ImUnga. December. N>w York, 81: Klusxewtki. Cincinnati, The trouble then was s esse of MorUrtv. lb ups in a row? The heat must deiftonstratlng how to’ sell it. ston. who was in Japan or Manila -I- cotton farmor, and he bids fair to welterweight champion, haa drawn 79: C am panella, C^ooklyn. ^5. Dowd.Mf ... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Paul Giel shook him off. of all time, worked M yeara with when the decision was made, 'TOE HARD WAY In other games, the Near York In dropping the curb on spring h u b —P ost. (MMClnnatl, 12i8; . Aaron. floating chips and Fain was able Villa, rf ... 2 I 0 1 .0 1 "The pitcher. Poholsky, is at have got him. But after the laat Tonight To obtain the shot, Moore took take racinra second Mg prise Aaek 1425.000. 0 0 0 0 the- Senators, from i'EK>7 through wanted Archie the Antique to go Gianta knocked tha et-L oola OBnL training.' the American and Na­ Milwauke#^. 137: 'Kluasftwjiki. 4H9m:lnnAli to play his first season only by an Pitching —Don Uddle, Gianta, Cappa. rf ... bat,:' thought' Paul, “and the first pitch. I don't dare shake hint off. Auto Parts va.'Case Bros.) 8:30— 1927. He won 373 gamea and lost the number one heavyweight and I..«>gan, M ilw aukee, 136: ' D ark, made hla first start in more than Guess I’ll have to go along and Charter Oak. contender, Nino Valdes, tb Las to Atlantic City or a. resort near Norfolk, Va . (S’) -^Marcus Inals Into seventh place with a tional ^ague.*. meeting separate­ N,ew Ynrky 125 amazing device. Totalg ...... 32 8 .1- 18 4 2 thing they tell a pitcher is never 208 for a club that finished in the 9-1 victory, the Cincinnati RaOega. ly. decided a player does not have DoDblea l»gan, Mllwaiiliee. ) 0 ; "Couple- of those chips were so a month and pitched New York to, O ptical ...... 220 40X-8 to -give a sucker' a change of pace. Ifbpe for the best. TTiosc out- BA’s vs. CYO, 6J15- M1. Nebo, Vegas and punched him around Grossinger, N. V., where Al Cordrey, retired Coast Guard vet­ OOO 003—3 second divirioii about half the time. Weill keeps Marciano in hiding. cUntbed to aixth by wlnniiig thdr to report before March 1 but can Tteeae and Snider. Brooklyn. ZS: Aah- big I was able to feel the little a 9-1 victory over 8t. Louia, hold­ PoliceHire AT.A. Piin l-'tre ...... V I know I'm a rookie and shouldn't fielders better be deep and ready.” Aceto & Sylvester vs. Ansaldis, 6 Johnson died in 1946. by way of making 175 pounds on eran, caught hia record. llah the if he eo wishea. hum. .Phlladriphia and Bepulaki. St. rascals wandering around," he re­ ing Cardinals to five hits. RBI Scnlton. Burk: MR. KMIry. bB. be shaking him off, but—. Try Giel went back into an extend- —Verplanck. the nose for Bobo Olson, 'It’s easier for the newspaper hard way. Oordrey, working at fifth straight, a 4-6 dedakm over I.«oula. 32. Reynolds; DP. Buck to Moriarty: I-OB. He was a 19-year-oId Ud when guys to come around,” ,the old the Philadelphia PhUUee, end the Laat year, players weie not Trltilea Bruton. Milwaukee and laong. calls. "I uged to grab them, force Batting -Willie Mays, Giants, Optical 4. Pollc- a-Firr 9; BB. M rrrrr again. Wes, old boy.” windup, came across three- Motor Sales vs.. Police A Fire, 6— he , faced the Tigers bn Aug. 2, Strange Story the Ns'val Air Station, said he allowed to report before March 1. Pittaburgh. 9: seven players tied with 'YKaTSiknava b b s y l t s hit a home nin, a double and a 6, R rynolds 5: SO M n r r r 10. Ryrnolda nrlpuw quarter armed and took some Waddell. geezer waa told. saw tlie big flab in shallow water Pittabnigh nratea gdgod the Chi­ LET US them above the kneecap, and then XjitlwNal 9 HBP. .M*rrar (Villa): PB. T. Pot- 1907, In the first game of a double- So here' one haa a story' as cago Cube 5-4. . On the player-bonus lule, which tape them so they would stay put." PlttAbufzh 5. <'hlcaRf> 4. single in New York's triumph over irr *. Krllry; t'. 0'.\’fll. Vacant), Scor- Westrum persisted with the thing off the ball just before re- Wedtipsday, Aug. S . strange as Modre himself, and So, of course, MoOre picked and threw rocks at him. Hie flah Home Runs—Snider. Brfwktyn and NVw Y'ork 9. 8t. I.eOUix 1 header. '' North Adams, a beautiful ski haa been imaatisfartory to every­ Klusiewski. Cincinnati. 35; Mays New Two Knee Operktioas St. Louis. rr. Wataoty' Tim*, i :43. leasing it Telcos vs. Gros-ites, 8:30—Charter The Tibet's won, 3-2, but a oporti the old goat with the goatee is swam into deeper water. , With one concerned, the two leagues will York. 34. Bariksi Chicago. 31: Mathews. OincInnaU 4. Philadelphia 3. change-of-pace call center and summer resort. ' ■ the help of two eallora be went M ltw aukre. 27. • Th* knee waa operated ' upon Brn 4. Milm'aukee 3 U0». "On well,” mused Giel, "here Popped to Infield Oak. writer deadriblng the game wrote: something out of the weirdest meet jointly In an effort to elimi­ Stolen Bases—Boyer 8t 1-mils. 18. A m ertcaa Poholsky, swinging with the Lawyers vs. Norman's, 6 — \i i~ novel ever written. I t is that of "I don’t want to traiq near but in a boat. The flah oontiBued YOUR twice. Tho chips were removed and No fa m ^ a i«i hertul4‘d. goes nothing." "The youngster demonstrated con­ Marciana.” he explained. "My BRAKES nate It.' Bruton. Milwaukee. 15: TempU. Cin- what Fain describes as a "decayed STANOINC^A Poholsky swung mightily, and movement, caught a piece of it planck. clusively that he ia a pitcher of MoorT, 38, qualifying j for the to swim on the aurface. Cordrey Sports Jn Brief The present rule, requires a rlnnati, 14. Mays. New York. 13. Oil- NatioMAl Roy Motors vs. Police A Fire, 8— camp would be second fiddle, and caught him in the gills with Us llsm. Britoklyti. 12. spot" In the knee joint was cleaned Twi Leaders Meet .at^ Nebo the ball drifted lazily over his this time, but only enough to the first class by holding the Tigers crack at the heavyweight crown at this stage of the game. Old team to carry bonus players for Pitching t Based on 8 decislnnsi — W I- P el. GBL send a- pop fly to the infield. Oval. by knocking out a mediocre mid­ hands and, backed by the sailors, out. He waa all right then until B rooklyn l...... 7J S2 .692 — bat and — plop into Weslrum's to six hits in eight Innings" Archie doesn't play second fid­ VAN'S SERVICE STATION two yeara and Include them within Newcfvnibe. Brooklyn. IH-I. .947. l«oep. 67 46 . 582 1 4 'i "That," says Giel, "it what Medics vs. Moriarty's, 8—Chaster got him into the boat. The flah, When manager Paul Rlcharda a t B rooklyn 9-3. ,760: K rskine. Brookiim. he got mad and kicked a bag in M ilw aukee ...... mitt, while the Cardinal batter dleweight. dle to anybody. ’The newap’aper sthe 25 player limit. 9-4. .692: l.ah ln e. Brf»okIvn l(>^. .667. NVw Y ork ...... 5,5 SO .624 17>» In Battl& fdr First Place you've got to learn to be a major Oak. Now that Moore has established a black drum, weighed 98 pounds. the Oriolea ejected from the Other matters such ss minimum 1951, breaking his left fool. PhllaUeiphU ...... S2 SS .491 21 boys would drop by my place oti Cordrey believes the flah waa TEXACO GAS. OIL, GREASE. AUTO ACCESSORIES U d d le. New Y ork. 6-3. 667. OllleAgo...... S(s .57 . 467 33'* leaguer—to be one thought ahead Second Congos vs. Center Church, training headquarters at North July 6 game 'with th* Yankeea. It pay Increases and winter baseball Striketm ls — Jones, C hicago. 133: "A stupid stunt." he remembers ...... 47 .56 . 466 24>, 6:30—Robertson. Bobby Boyd ^tops the way to or from Marciano’s stunned by •blasting operations on marked thBflfth time (hia aeason GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Roberta. Philadelphia, J28: Newcombe. mournfuUy. "W#' were getting the rinrlnuatl ...... First place, ia again at stake to-v Coach Al Whitney of the BA’a of the next man. Adams, Mass., we'll be able to camp. I u-ouldn't get a fair were diacusaed. Brooklyn. 109 Conlev; Mllnaukee, J06: St U ipll?!...... 4.5 .55 ,4.5() 28 "\V®4 later,jtold me that Po­ Herm's vs. North Ends, 6:16— give you a more detailed line on the Norfolk-Newport News tunnel the Baminora pilot wap tjirowa out Haddix. St: l.ouls. 98. pitchaa of R a'nd'y Gumpert. PIltHburgh 39 67 .36* 34 night in the torrid Twi League will send Mylea McDonough to the Nebo, shake. I’d be secondary and under Hampton Roada. of. a- gome invotvljig tte New WE Specialize IN i White S«z I and | got mad at my­ A m erlcaa au 1 ‘ ^4 1 ____ r*vr\ mound tonight in hopen of stoppinK holsky had been hitting line drives Aiithouy in Three the venerable challenger. Think I’m running first as usu-U. And I Oil Hodges of the Dodges was Chlraf* 62 39 614 — rase as the le^e-Ieading C n o mjeung of BARLOW’S TV off fast balls all afternoon — I Thiirsda.v, Aug. 4 - what he'll do now that reporters Yorkers.' RONDED IRAKE UNING the only one .of ♦ight pinch hitters The Aral lighthanded pitcher to self foe popping up." Fain came New Yf.t k ...... 62 41 .602 1. •— don't like the seashore, i t ’s too PORPOISE WITH PURPOSE ...... 62 41 .602 1 tangles with the British came on in relief. He waa a set­ Beaupre vs. Trust, 8 Charter ■ i are able to catch up with him. Mora than 300 Intsr^raten. who got a hit during the 19.55 All- ahutoiit the Cleveland Indiana this, back from, a alx-week layoff' 1,9 cieveUml ~ ■^"'•’■■^the year. Steve Belllnghirl will play SilLES and SERVICE New York, Aug. 2 (jp)—Fighting damp.” apeaking over 40 language^ ln-(' ...... fin 43 . 583 3 leans, only one-half game behind.'’the outfield but will be ready for up for alow stuff. Oak. Before he settled dowiv in the M(x>re had a nostalgic, senti­ Welaka, Fla. (AV-^-Aa if it Gives You 75% More Wear—cH«fi No Rivets To Star Game at Mlhvaukee. He -season was Connie Johnson of the lead the league and led it again,I D-‘troit ...... 55 47 . 539 7 ‘i "I don’t think I'll be shaking Nassiffs vs. Rockets. 6:30—OvaU is a simple thing to Tony Anthony. Berkihires, and with nobody able eluding three Chines* maleeto Wd smacked n single. White Sox on July 9. irt 1952 Kansas I'lli ...... 4.7 60 .417 20 at Mt. Nebo. The all-lmpoftant relief duty if needed. mental and sensible reason Tor weren’t enough to have commer­ ScorO Your Brake Drum WasbInKton ...... 35 67 .343 37*f Special the catcher off for some time Optical va. Spencer, 6—Waddell. Either you knock out the other to find the guy, Moore's name waa picking North Adams, hardly in­ cial flshemen tUegally making several Arabic tongues, will bS on B sltim or'* ...... 30 71 .298 ■ 33 ’ contest la slated to get underway 1“ throe gamM played Jo date now.” Medics vs. Auto Parts, 6—CTharter lit the sports pagea of every news­ catches with electric shock boxes, hand at the Olympie VUloig* to TODAY’S O’AMKS . between the clubs, the CTO haa St” Bendix Ty. Model KST21EU guy or he knocks you out. accessible from a m etix^lltan PHONE Ml f-l04S — 427 HARTFORD ROAD Oak. paper you pich^ up. standpoint. The fantaatic bloke Putnim County sports flahermen Melbourne, Australia, for tha toOS N atU aal T^e Churchmen, who were In winning-M and 5-1. Gonaole^ Complete with VHF Last night at St. Nicholas Arena Games. P h ilad elp h ia at rU icln n all (2. tw4- while losing 3-t. —VHF Antenn* end Rotor In- Friday, Aug. 5 "Where's Archie?” we asked in the gold-lined bathrobe kn(x;k- havq, a new complaint. They aaw Ught-nlRbt)-Rorovtji (2-0) and Negray. third place at the beginning of Herm's vs. North Ends, 6:15— it was "the other guy"—and Bobby .Walter Smallshaw, who minds ed out one Esco Greenwotxl a piirpoiae a mile north of here The Official insignia of th* Bal­ vg. aNuxbail 410-8) an d KllppateM Btellment. Reg. S 9 0 Q O C Treatments Begin Boyd of Chicago flattened the New timore Orl(riea Is. aa orange 4 j*6t. ■ y - last week, climbed in to the top 8389.95. NOW X , y Nebo. Charley Johnson's Broadway of­ in the second round there six gobbling up schools of youni Brooklyn at Mllwaukre (night(--Craig spotT by copping three big games. Beaupre vs. Bankers, 6 — York middleweight In 1:32 of the fice while' th«it manager of record years ago. when things weren’t baas,.normUly^so abundant Die; breasted oriole perched •-atop, a •(2-0> vs. &)hl (*-7). • third round of a scheduled 10- Nrw York at St. Ix)uta (nigbr—McCall Coach Tommy Conran’s apeed- La8t Night*8 Fighl8 1089 Tolland Tpke.. Rockland For Tony Trabert C3iarter Oak. la away. so good in the payday depart­ make the upper reaches of the SL baseball with oranga stitching and (4-3) Vs. Schmidt 13-1). stera knocked . off Herm’i 4-0, TEL. 5H S-S095 tAwyerSttVs. Aceto A Sylvester, round match. ”I don’t know. Nobody, ever ment. He’ll train in the same open Johns River a fisherman’s para­ orange (x>Iored croeaed bats. Pittaburgh at Chicago—Law (7-8) va. downed the BA’s 5-1 and then up­ Member ot Telsn 6 Vetplairck. "I never got hit on the chin knows,” rbplied Smallshaw. "but air ring. dise. A porpoise is rarely seen so The Univeraity eg Richmond had' Rust) l6-«). New York—Bobby Boyd. 15744, New York, Aug. 2 t- the Churchboys. Maneggia has Boland, 124>.r. Szn Antonio, 8. So while Trabert made his dally 6 Boyd will get a -Sept. 12 date- a t Coljilnbia. 8. C. (NEA)—South finally come into his own on tha Sydney. AuatraliaTyCari. Mar- 'prescrlb) d visit tq the h o ^ ta l for St. Nick's with Willie Troy, Don Carolina expect* to flel,d an All hitting ledger after playing ex­ chin, 180. Yugoalavli, outpointed treatment of a-pulled muscle. U.S. Hartford, Aug 2 i/Pt—The pro­ Savage or Holly Mims. , . home-grown- football team. cellent ball afieltf all aeason. Peter OeVriea, 175, Holland, 10. Tennis officials wondered if he moters of tonight’s 10-roun(l bout ears IT IS IF would be able to get In shape for between welterweights Chico Ve­ It was Boyd’s ioth knockout In defense of the coveted mug in 14 lar of Stamford and Vic Cardell of a lifetime record of 34-8*2. " days. Windsor no doubt are pleased by Anthony,, w’inner of 33, now has Trabert. who was examined yes­ the weather.. lost four, an by knockouts. Y O U H A V E Referee Mark Conn and Judgaa terday by two top orthopedic sur­ They may sell some tickets to >•-. male# mint geons, will be but of action until non-fight fans who are juat look­ Leo Birnbaum and Joa Vaccarelli Aug. 12. The Challenge .Round, In ing for a place to cool off. had it 1-1 after two rounds. So all probability against Australia, The bout will be the first ever (Ud tha AP. •0 is slated for Aug. 28-27-28. staged In the State Theater,' A right hard .punch to tha jaw movie and vaudeville house. dropped Anthony on his face for ' It’s air conditioned. keeps. He waa attrring but not getting up when Coit finished the ... bring it here for d tune^i AUTOMATIC SIRE'S HOOFPRINTS count. Boyd weighed 15744, Antlwny •a 8^ Nevt Mart' Goshen. N. Y. (NEA)—Four­ 18141 for the telerised bout, wlt- la aad aril far Ms* HEATING Think «f any n m i in tk* kmM . . . yMlI enjoy TIRE SPECIAL teen trotters, entered in this year’s n'essed by abbut 700 fans payinjr 'It nMre with n Vinyl-Tile feoPi Mn8* for cnr*> Hambletonian Stake are pre­ 81,235. Anthony was a 3 to 3 le aaler, eed ttutt e FIRST UNE DUNLOP TIRES vious winners. i BEAUPRE MOTC5RS Warm air, hot water aad fr«* living, yonll never agein worry nkont eyets, favorite. steam InstallattoDS. Call na dirt or dnll nren* on year deer*.'’ VInyi-TII* i* today for free estimate. k* a natnmi,'^ Itmg-lneting Inatif* 4.75x19 ...... - $9.95 Plus Tax l"N e O R P O R A T E D Dial Ml 8-4548. kyly n ewiek *f tt* ntyy keey* it Aret-daiy 5.50x15 ...... ___ 512.95 Plus Tax (/ • r r5.70x1$ ...... $14.95 Pius Tax i \ 7.50x15...... $15.95 Plus TdX VNnMu'lN It MAT MAKE ANV NOMm A NCOMten Theae Are. Odd Rizes; See Vs Far M om Ga Other Sizes '•aawef SERUKE ' Manchester Lumber, Inc. T ie W . 6. Glenmy Co. ^09 VANS STsmonSTHTIOn NO. MAIN ET. — TEL. MI fv5253 ''''427 Hartford Rd Mane ho .ter .Conn. t u CiNTES STREET PH O N E MI 3>S144 r? O ^ n D aily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. IndaGliig wWweii^ey Aftwiooiia aa^ Saturday Until Nooa TELEPHONE MltdieU 9-8066

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xHoaijs For Sals 72 For Bnla 72 Em Bain 72 77 THERE OUGHTA BE AL.AW ! By FAGALY aM SHORTEN Artieifu Pur Salt 4S llddljM Witkdiit Bdari 19 Sw m tr Homoa Far ll^aBt n Anto AceaMMles—Tires 0 m o d if ie d ilU JO O -U ’ X $6’ Roach, naorty IF RMADY In 1 U .S., Red QiinR EnvoyB b 2 G e n e n i UJS., PURMOHSP ROOM—Npar Mata exyrraO B a t Lake Hayward. 87 STEEP HOLLQW LANE THRBB 6:00 » 16 tiree. Run 1,000 FOR SALE—Two-ton eomihorclal iw, eneellsnt cdndltion. on bM air-conditioiwr. Two yoara old. St' Gaatlaman prafamd. MI ’Five roome. Por Informatioa. CU hot miles, $28..CaU MI. 6.9072 from G IT M t ‘flit HiiAMAGf e 09 MI, $-5672. . DiatincHvs^d 7 water beat, finplaee. tile bath, TUIS DUMP.'MV SOOM LOO^g $150. Call M l 9-8070. - 9*2170. 9 HaMi S t , wtadowa,adowa, tnU eeUar, inEt ■early 3 nerae-good taad. targe talk 6f8 p.m. room single roO foace. omorite drive, arav L Ik g A P^IG • tT'VAMD ^O O N G nO M trees,« aOharban. COrtton W . 1902 OLDSMOBILE ‘‘88" a u b Se­ W M Arg THC (iUCklW IN TME AMERICAN walnut buraau, china ROOM POR RENT for ono or two. TI«9|AMUr‘Tl9l with light Kouatkeoping prtvi- BuaiiwA Propdrty Far Said 79 inched garage. Hotebtes, MI 04189, MI 94i$il. WANTED I dan. Badio, heater, Hydramatic, ROOM NEXT TO ME? ^ cioaot, also other itoma of Intaroat F o r 4 8 H o n n NETbMKMr tncluiUng antiques. Open' evenings. lagoa and bath. MI 9-477$. Three b«hroom home. Sin* c u s s i n s D a d v t . rebuilt' motor. . Special 11,248. 60UN0S LIKE AN (LEEi COMPLETE OFFICE or . — Attracttv# Ms Roy Motors, Ino., 241 North Main TRAiNER iE CONVI 61 Mill 8t. ML 9-8267. 4 Sleeping Rooms olroptaM, ott boat 1^ 6r ddubls in fnir condi­ DEPT. HOURS FURNISHED IWOM—Near Main DESK SPACE MAn(mBErRlt=«ta-Rooai Gtarri- tion,or weit elde. a ______St. and 158 Center St. Open 0 St., oppoaltf Canter Park. MI 2 Complete Baths aea CMonlol. Two baths, targs td S A. M. to 4:80 P. M. a.m. to 9 p.m.. Telephone MI BOLTON—BttUdtag atoua, vpnaar, Mancheater—Brood Street flrapUca, wall atpna. flafatqne. 9-3190. 1 jU v a to ry ecboeta. bossa and istenh. XJen Just bMore this au»Ela8‘a SMot* 3-8113 and MI 3-1226. Alao alata fla ^ g ^ . Bolton Notch Fine office space suitable for oB city utmtlas. 918JM. ACB REALTY COMPANY / 2 l^places Madsltao Issllb. ME iC ieu. tag. roving Indtan envoy T. Bm COk>Y CLOSING TIME 1982 BUICK Riviera Coupe. Two- Quarry. ML Prompt 6e- small retail or wholeeola outlet Enawerth Hittra Agan- ROOM AT CENTER. MI 9-7088. 2 0 9-2892 Kriohan Macon twe tarrod triUi FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tone, radio, heater, D y i^ o w . Uvtry. Ample off street perking. Recreation Boom In Baasmsnt ey. R1 «;pr, MI 94e3e er Ml kTTRACmVE (XILONIAL — Bis Special 81,195. Roy Motor!, Inc., 34$0e. 1% batbs, cobinM UteWn, Joliiwon far 45- wWiHe BM MON. THRU FRI. BATH T U ^ , wall link, wash tuba, Call M I S-5107 241 North Main St. and 155 Cen- . Open ^orch wosbsr. dUposol, finidaoo. notther Manon nor Jnbanon weeltf 10:80 A B1 < wash bowls, iMrty gallon wator Ve r y p l e a s a n t tumlshtd front - fbr St. Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mm.TUa bath and-ehowsr. Park, BUllINESS PROPERTY for Sola. Lot 100x215 ***^ dotacbod gteige. Con* cooMnaat an their convarralkB. SATURDAY 9 A M . Telephone MI 3-5113 and MI boilera, gas watar neatars, oU Ideal for doctor or dratiat Of­ vdnlent rroidentUl itelgl^bood . ______s watsr heatars. $8 Oak St. ing and kitchen , privileges. $81 111 CON(XHlDklU>AD Menon said, tearevor, that Be 3-1226. Summit St., or ha. $.7116 after 8 fices with llviiig quarters. Am­ Vacant'"^'” ' $19400. Warrw O bitu ary felt tte problem o f nhmian repatri- votni ooom AnoN 4triix. WOOLEN REMNANTS and tug ple perking. Seen by appoint­ E. Howland. Rooltor, MI 14600. atlon could be settled wuhent 1952 BUICK Four-Door. Very p.m. Large five room ranch in- BB M i r t a u ^ r v a stripa t o t braiding and hooking. ment only. a CB Realty Cbta- Serious dUBcultits. The YnBtan low mileage. Radio, heater, Dyna- t C a ll HENRY STREBT—Neat and clean Jen's* Rug Shop. 56 Taleott Avt., RQOM FOR rent, one minute from pony, MI 9-3392. doeed. breeuwajr, two* cor^g|- ^ noma, OM floor, oil hot vtatar diplomat had oervad os n flow, tinted glaaa. Special 81<095. RockvUlo. TR. 94706. Mein ,St., light housekeeping. tween ta getting tte U.B.^ Roy Motors. Inc., 241 North Main McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s , ine. teat, gorogo, omettta drive. Largo D eR th s Dial MI-3-5121 Phone MI. 0-7959. rege, recreation rooms in ' ilka suTonged. St. and 155 Center St. Open 9 ROYAL AMD Smith-Oiauna port- The Pelpuig regiinn IWM a.m. to *9 p.m. Telephone MI Farms and Land Far ’Sala 71 MI 3-6060 or MI 9-8931 Ctarlton W. Hutch- aMo and atandard typawrltara. basement, large lot, beautifnl Mrs. Edwesit F . Cbs9wri|gb4 the secret UJL-Chtaapn talks 3-5113 and MI 3-1226. AU makaa of adding maehtaea 44 ACRE FARM for sole, 8 room 9-5182, MX 94994. Wantad— Rooma— Board 62 NOW SHOWOiO—Sometbtag new Mrs. Edward P. ObrtwrigM. 196 yesterday by aold or rontad. Rapidra ,an all house, one floor, six small build­ vidw. Three minutea Yrom lease of 11 Amorican _ Lost and Found makaa, Marlow’s. ■ ^ for Meneboster. Oualmn g iM 1WX3E FK,—Btaglo ion Miaded lot Bummit SU dtad loot sight at l946 MERCURY convertible, Can SMALL, FAMILY deairea four . five ings, one large barn. Asking •0 X 150. ^ r a g e kitchm with since 1953 as spioa. W«ng oaM Btoy $20,000. PI. 2-63$7, or PI. 34197. Homee—bou t by several «C Maa- Manebastsr Msmarial lU can be'seen at 109 Proapect-St.' - room unfumlahed apartment or I^bur Cross Highway, & - **tablaatloo nytag • room-dtatag Bte.bed b o w n roaUtant o f Mon 'would reach Hong Kong Ttairedsy- fXnniD — A placa wlier* XriiiM ftmc.tM c/ 30-GALLON Automatic Gas'^ster haute. Manchester area preferred. cheatat'a fineot tailldare. Quality 1L8, Ambassador U: Alexis Johnson (right) noeta with Chintae Ooeununiat envoy Wang Ptag- Wang. Petatagta amliisasBnr ta M ean a complete line of anil Heatsr; Magic Chsf gas atove; and aconomy built tato ooch room on first ftaqr. Three bed- obaotar fo r psnr 96 years. Bte wni OilCKiMillTUAeiCAT Coll MI. 9-7960. Men at the opentag aemkm of their tidks at OeMva on reducing Far Eeat tenaion. An boar be­ Warsaw, and Jofanam, U 4 . snvay X^>yanw and acceaaqrtes, etam; 1949 PLYMOUTTH, $320. Must sell boy’s 28” bicycle, scooter, two home. SpUt Levels — Renchee cellent neiidiborbood. For ap­ rooau ojid teU sebend floor end a member ef the Oantar Oeatrn at once. No mon^y down to a re­ AND m w OUT VATU Honaaa For Sala 72 fore the meeting began Red China announced it bod freed II American airmen. (NBA Rndta-' ta Cbedwalovakta, tten ngisnd tn (ooda, embroidery cottona and school desks and chairs. 125 NEWLYWEDS need three or four Oohmlale."' Flret close Reelden- ooo ftalahed bedrooen oa third national Ohurab of Ibmple liable party. Payments low as A 8 I I F / Triaptatto). glvn i»lority in their dUniislaiid tn tattUiK tbreada.' At Tour Tarn Brookfield St. roome, unfurniihed. JA 5-0121 pointment coll floor. Large attic fom bqw Air* Chaptar, Ordor o f 1 Fbone Ml. 125 monthly. Ml. 9-1S66. MANCHESTER — Three-Bedroom the laoue of ctvUlm ropetrlittkiB, Shop,. 00 Oottage 8 t '7 J n M h 4 .tr extension 2308. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. area 1,8W sq. .ft Priced from aoct, oil teat, liow pluiraiiig, . tee tanvea Ranch plus garage. Good loca­ olectrie rofri^rator andgi They relegstad ta second JIaiM m m 3 » . ' 1949 OLDgMOBILE convertible, Mr. Wilson. $19,000. to $30,600. w m Oise a son, Charles A. Rebbtas of their afradn "otbar prnctleal met* tion. Pull, cellar. Sale price M cK IN N EY range,' one-car garage pluh on-- Bolton; a daughtar. Mrs. Rnasell yellow. Standard tranamission. » a r o * / , A 6 . Buildiiit Muterialu 47 build on your lot to your plena R. T. Stevens ten at isoue.*’ NEEDED IMMEDIATELY $14,700. The RUeworth Mitten room opartaarat with gaa roage af Auburn. Stoee.; two tOST—Tallow and Black Canary. Brand new white wall tires and Agency, Realtor. MI 8-8980 or' or on contrectof's let. Mott- BROTHERS, Inc. Under 33% Locally The United States to aoaktoi ’ tfen and plumbing. One block to bus ■laters, Mre. Rachel TUdra of battery. Best offdr over $250, MI. 18“ Perfection BY MI 3-8609.* gages arirenged. Thelma Jeffries releaaa of soma 40 AaosleaE etvS- MI a-dOW. Reward. Escott, Contractor - Licensed Real and shopping. Please call The Manchrater and Mrs. Florrie 9-6495. S h a k e s ...... per sq. |12.20 w. t . g r a n t m a n a g e r Phone MI 3-6060 or MI 9-3981 Rejoins Finn Ians, mootly mlMdoaarlsn er butt* Estate Broker. 266 High St. W, Reuben T. MeCtann Agency, MI Morris InEngland; four grandchil­ ' X /3BT—TeUqw and green parakeet, Help Waiittd—Mtto ^S6 8-7700, neasmen, held ta CMtene' p t H , m h vielnity MancbMter Creep. Phone .. Household Services Busine.ss Opportunities 82 No. -1 Clear Clam Wife end two little girle. Three- Manchester. Mitchell 9-7683. — < dren, and aye great grandchildren. der house orroot or anuln 9n gM Casing ...... lin. ft. 7c The funam.krill be held Thurs­ Former Secretary ef the Army MI. Aato Driving School 7-A Offered 13-A HELP WANTED — Manchester bedroom first floor apartment or $9,600-SIX.ROOM home, oU hot PARKER STREET — Six exit permits from.lied CWna. CARVEL STORES AvaUable to Framing, Canadian, 87 MAIN STREET\ room day afternoon Robert T. Stevens, who retired I/)8 t—Male Boxer, brlndle; wear' PLAT PINISH Holland, window qualified persons in Connecticut Country aub, ground mainte­ house in or near Rockville. MANCHESTER water heat garage, 3-8 acre. Near three year old (tape, i% baths. Watkins ~ from his governmental poet July In MS*. WOMBIN MOST careful drlvera. nance. South Main 8t. our s i z e s ____per M |99.00 bus, schom. Carlton W. Hutchins. Three tedrooms. Excellent ceniU' Peiping has chaigsd tte TtaRteB. ing collar and leattfer lead. Name shades, macto to me&aure. All area. These highly successful .MI 3-4017 Attractive two apartment Center (Orattaued from Page One) 21, will again became president Never too old to learn. PemMe in- drive-in ice cream store franchises Ml. .94133 - 9-4894. ^______tion throughout.yMoren Real Es- and a director of J. P. Stevens 4k States with refuiring to let E "S u e y ." MI 3-6287. Reward. metal vbnetiu blinds at a new $380 PER MONTH plue expenses Iteel Cellar Sash .^.each |3.50 home in very, fine condition. Toser oMciating. her of Odnese etudwto rsWni taoea atructor. Standard automktie. are now available. Carvel atorca Price reduced for quick sale tata. Ml. $-435). Bast Osmstsry 0>., Inc., Oiairinan John P. Ste­ low price. Keys made while you whlls in training for $5,000-$8,000 Flush Doors, VERNON, near Parkway, very de­ He quoted a Journal of the America to the Cbtan moInlniiB. XOST — PASS BOOK NO. 82444. Dual insured car. M and M Driv. wait. Marlow’s. are delivered to you complete In­ Apartments—Flats— Rightly located and auitable vens has announced, Stevens will ing School. Ml. 9-6541. yearly tales position. Neat, on this immaculate Cape Cod sirable s^lt-tavel home. FiropUeo SIX-ROOM (tape Cod House. Good Friends assy coll at the funeral American Medical Assn., article, During the Korean War,. Wadhtag- Notice is hereby given that Pass cluding our own exclusive pat­ Clear Mahogany . .each i|7.50 Tanaments 6.3 for professional - offices. 4 home tomorrow night from 7/ to News Tidbits assume office oH'Sept. 15 wtth the courteous men with car. Write in Rolling Park. Six rooms, in knotty plas, seml4ihiahed ne- location on/bus'Iine. Near ohop- reprinted in a booklet of the Na- ton banned tha dtportum of Book No. 82444, iasued by The WEAVING of bums, moth holes ented equipment and special for­ Passage Locks----- each 11.67 rooms and bath on first floor • n’ciock. textiles firm he first entered in AUTO DRIVINO Instruction. AU and tom' clothing, hosiery runs, Herald, Box Z. TWO FURNISHED rooms with shed dormer, fireplace, High reation room plus taundry a piag center and .acbool bus. Lot tiopel Fbundetion for- Infantile Culled fron AP. Wirea students whose American trotatag Savlnga Bank'iM Mancheatcr, has lessons on insured dual control mula products. 'Training, super­ Window Frames, / and also on ’ second floor, 2 1931. He was alao elected a item' been loet and application has handbage* repaired zipper re­ vision, advertising and merchan­ privets bath, business block on elevation. Only 914,000. Will lavatory facttlUaa. Near bus line. 6T X 2005^. FUll cellar and atorm Pgritlyl*. which said that there la eouM .he useful tn the Rad cara, atandard or automfdlc. com plete...... from ^11.26 windows. House tasulsted. Five FeBs Etaenekl no adequate information to indi­ her of the executive committee. Ufy. Tha ban was ralaxod Inst been made to aald bank for pay­ placement, umbrellas repaired, dising methods. No experience bus ,11ns, frse parking. See Mr. Bedrooms and storage on Located only 25 minutea from Felix BigeAaki. 78, 10 Seymour Cheney Bros., MOtehesUr's Capable experienced instructors. GI or FHA. Hartford. Full price $16,500, with minute* from Wilbur Crosa High cate (hat the vaccine makes a year, and tha United Statao ooye an ment of the amount of deposit. men's shirt collars reversed and necessary. Choice ^proved lo­ Keith, Keith Variety, Depot third floor. Central heating. St., died at Manchester Memorial First town to approve games af moat important taduetry, woe sold Cordner Auto School. MI. 9-6010, NATIONAL liberal financing. Many more way./ Excellent neighborhood. patient susceptible to the. disease. Chinese since have been preveetlR replaced. Marlow’s tattle Mend­ cations available, from $9,000 Square. Hospital yesterday Mter a short JA. 7-3680( > TOOL AND GAUGE BUILDERS SUPPLIES Garage* Lbt 71 x 165. First homea available in the Manqhaa Pletay of storage and closet The article also said that anti- ebaaee under the newly phased bill Feb. 35 to the eompeny- O"*.*! U>* from leaving. .. ing Shop. to $18,000 down payment requir­ lllneae. nation’s biggest textile firms. The SIX-ROOM DUPLEX, centrally floor is vacant. ter area, $8,3(X> up. Qaiton ^ a l­ sprae. Ideal for retiring couple. bddies develdp in four or flve days. is Hartland, where voters Slgalfy However, UB. Snesetary t t Pemonala MORTLOCK'S DRIVING School. ed, Write Carvel, 95 South Central 381. State Street T. J. CROCKETT Born in Poland, he come to this company bought put all of the located. Available Sept. let. ly, 185 School St. MI 9-3851. Price $13,000. F.H.A. or GI loans The booklet also quotes a com­ State Dullee tadicatod ta Waehtag- Lost confidence quickly restored Avc., Hartadale, N. Y. or phone North Haven, Conn. Phone Office Ml 3-5416 country 40 years ago. Moat of the aye 81 to 4. . , . Tl-etnmen vote ta Cheney Bros. - common atock tor' BRING the Pamily to Church on MAKERS Referencee. Write Box T. c/'o \ Evenings and Sunday, MI 9-9531, Available. 402 Oakland.Bt.. Phone mittee of polio experts as saying ton last week that » ‘yew" ate* by a sklUed, courteous Inatructor. Building—Contracting 14 White Plains 6-8200, collect. or Residence MI 9-7761 Ume he had been employed' at strike at 11 a.na. Satnrday on Long cash. Ibe prica waa (Warkieed at Sunday. Tou’ll be glad that you Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 Herald. MADELINE SMITH 4-7486. MI 9-2423. that giving the vaccine during the dents wont tn return tn Rad GMan did. South Methodist Church. License included. Insured, dual STONE, BRICK work and concrete Cheney Bros. He Was a member of polio season is safe.; The commit­ Island Railroad. $30 a shoro, wUh 2S9,11B ahores but have not applied for exit par- controUed atandard and hydrama- WANTED ' Main St at Hartford Rd. Serv- work. Call Ml. 9-5451 days. MI. SIX-ROOM SINGLE—Four rooms 5% ROOM ranch, alt uUUtlos, MANCSIESTER—Short way out. St. Bridget's Chu.ch and of the tee, which was 'cotapqaed of Russian fa.:uers on tour in Bri­ Otitatanding. mite. He told n newi cbnferonen Ue cars. MI. 0-7398. Realtor Three-bedroom Rdncb. Should Stevens was first named presi­ icea at 8 and 10 a.m. 3-5042. Valentino Belluccl. ATLANTIC Diamonds— Watch! ONE-ROOM Purniahed Apartment. down and two up, finished. Warm venient to school and bus lUo. Polish American club. representatives of the American tain say they showed EkigUrii the United States was prepend to quaU^ for G X Bctaitiful through- dent of .the New York firm, which LARSON’S DRIVING School, for precision work. All Jewelry 48 Centrally located. MI 9-0014. MI 9-1642 or MI 9-1146 air, oil. Large lot. Near Wad­ Call MI. 3-6105 for sppototmopt. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Kather­ Academy of General Practice, the farmers how to save money . . . discuss their status. WANTED—Ride from Parker and PALMER AND CARNEY, mason SERVICE STATION oiiL Full price $11^700. The ine Slaskowskl.. Bigeneki; two American Academy of Pediatrics manufactures woolens, worsteds, Manchester’s only trained and paid holidays €hd bene­ TWO ,AND four room apartmente, dell School. Immediate occupancy, Dope-crazed Moroccan state font M the epentag of tte talks yen- • Woodbrldge Sts. to Underwood contractors. Pree estimates. No LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ ICANCHESTER—Over forty lut­ Ellsworth Mitten AgW y. Real­ daughters, Mra. Darid Tittle and and the American Medical Assn., persons to death, la Tangier, in­ cotton, rmyon-' and synthetic tab- Research. 8 to 4:45. Ml. 3-5815. certified tnstmetor. Por your safe­ Job too big or too small. MI. one block from Main St. MI. $10,800. George L. Graziadlo, ings of all kinds. Slagleii, two- tentay, Wang said eetUwnrat c t ty we are trained to teach proper­ fits. Top rate if you pairs, adjusts watches expsrtly. Realtor. MI 9-5878. tor. M I S-tp30 or MI $-8609. Miaa Mary Bigenskl, both o f Mon- among others, also aaid the vac­ cluding tourist from New Jersey. ries, in 1039. H e held that Office t t e rqratilatlaa issue Ohould ant 8-4793 or Rockville TR. 5-4744. -Rssaonable prices. Opan dolly. 9-3884. families, four-famiUes, from riiestar; a son, Edward B. Bigen- until January 1942 wtien he woe ly. MI. 9-6075. . for lease In Wethersfield and Ken­ qualify. See “ Stanley” at ATTRACTIVE Six room (tape, Im- M AN CaiBariai-4-FM iU js Houae. cine was safe even during an MiMlBsipiana to go to polls to­ be difficult It both rite "adopt aa Avtonobilcs tor Sale 4 sington. Modern station equipped Thuraday eveniiige. 129 Spruce FIVE ROOM ranch, all utilities, $6,000 up. Ctall Ellsworth oU of Lebanon, and thron grand- epidemic. day to vote despite rain and called to active aervioe In the UJ3. NEW OONSTRUenON, remodel­ the StiAet. M l. 941S7. .. THREE ROOM apartment for one maculate condition, ceramic tile Mittra Agency, ’ RoCItor. MI Reaidrattal aectloin. Ineone $111 atUtudn of negottatton aad condll* MANCHESTER Driving Academy. with the, following; Tire changer, large lot With ahade trees, good ie- chUdnn. It was a bulletin of one of these threatentag weather to vote for a Army Quartermaster Gbrps. From ntion." 2948. *47, ’ i t . CUEVIKS, Pords. ing and repairing expertly done. woman or adult couple preferred. bath both floors, cabinet kitchen, s-«9so or l a $-$eoe. / monthly; Price $9400. H. B. 1945 through 1952 he served' na Manchester's oldest, moat recom­ modern lighted shelving, over­ fireplace, storm aash, garage, cation. Call ML $-6105 for appoint­ Funeral services will be held to- argablzations, the American Aca­ new govermr. .. Studebaker plant There w as soma apecuUtton Bulcks, OldinnobUea. Completely Estimates gladly given. Robert M. MI. 9-9765 after 5. Gradyv Broker. MIS-8009. chairman. mended, your safety our busi­ head lubrication .equipment, over­ amcaita drive. Nicely landscaped, ment seorw w mernlag at 9:19 fTooe tte demy of Pediatrics, that was cited roaomes full operotlen after an hero that t t e Oommunlatat driditag neconditianed throughout Two Alexander.. Ml. 9-7716. Garden— Fans— Dairy MAN(»ESTBR-^15 Proctor Rd. Director of Sales / ness. License guaranteed. Stand­ head car washing equipment. Com­ FIVE ROOM furnlehad apartment, $16,500. Warren E. Howland! Real­ Walter N. Leclerc Funeral Home, yesterday as favoring abandoning almost two-week shutdown be-, to move on to otter gtestlrsw, dodfi and four doors. No dowh NEWTON COMPANY Four bodrooms, stoom oil hoot. Josepiv H. Sutherland, w ho has ard or automaUc. Mr. MlClette GENERAL Construction, altera­ pany paid training program. Lo ' Products .50 garage, $20 weekly. Inquire 381 tor. MI. 3-8600. 2$ Main 8L, sad la St. Bridget’s the pollo-ahot program for the cause .of work atdppagee. might roleoae tte American ctvO* poymant; Good credit la our ohly FlilL tangth scrodu and atorm LoU For Sale 73 been preiidcnt since Dec. 29, 1952, your personal inatructor. Dial PI. tions. remodeling, plastic ' tile, cated on heavily traveled high­ Hartford Rd. MI. 9-2644 after $:30. MANCHESTER — 5',i room Church at 9 o’clock. Burial win be time being. v---- First 12 checks for newly author­ Ians without pnarihg tte iaste Of x64tdroment As lew as |8 m : 2-7249 any time.' 55 Elm St., Manchester NATIVE TOMATOES, 2>/i pound windows. TWo botbs, ono-car has been riected vice chairman of counter work, garage, etc. No Job ways. Company representative at CAPE CX)D—Large corner lot. Six bungalow style home In A-1 con­ ta 8 t Dridgat’a Cnmetary. Confidence in Vaccine ized State bonus for KoreAn vet­ the studrata. — * week. Come in today. See Bo1 basket, $9c a basket. Native eweet FIVE ROOM unfurnished second garage. Insulated attic. CtatroUy toutov-^uaabm mte. nne a m PMands may coU at the funeral the board effective SepL 15. He too small. Eugene Girardln, 16 215 Silas Dean Highway,. Wethers, finished rooms. Storm windows dition. Oil heat, city utilities. Ctoea Dr. Harold Barrett, a deputy erans placed In mail today... New OUvar, at Center Motor Sales, .Ml corn for freeslng or canning, floor apartment. Continuous hot MCated and' In good condition. and nvar 190* traat eock. cetab- horns today nooe 9 tn 9 and from will conttauo as n director and Just what other toniss would bn Trotter. Ml. 9-;i509. field from -12 noon to 2 p.m- and and doors. Near school and bus to bu.s line. Other feature!. Full State health commissioner, who Haven argument between man and M ain 8 t . Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 -fresh picked dsUy, three, dos water. For two people. MI. $-7094 line. Reasonably priced. Ctall Owner leovtog town. OTfen coO' Uahed, raMdtBttal°araa. Prieod 7 to 19 p.m. member of tte executive commit' discussed under tte second agenda 7 to 9 p.m. an for fl. Parmer’a Outlet, 611 price $13,900. aidered. MI 34280. to nolL WoRra E. Howlud.'Rnat- lives at 120 Lakewood Circle S., hla wife ends with his name on Item was somatfatag for tte two TOU CAN’T BEE these from the MAN WANTED for general fac­ between 8 ai^ 6 p.m. MI 9-5153. tee and haa been appointed to the BICYCLE REPAIRING, aU types, MASON — Pieldatone a apeclalty. Eeat Middle Turnpike. Phone MI. tor. Ml. $-8800. MI. U n i. entered the local vacqtae issue to hospital danger list because o f deep newly created post of director of amboggoilnri to osttto wten th*y otreet 1947 Hudton, 19M Nash tory work. Apply Ka-Klar aoth MANCHESTER — Bus passes TRULY A FAMILY profess complete confidence in the knife wound Inflicted by his wife,' English a specialty. Now open 4 EUnest Toth. Ml. 9-3207. 9-7441. SDC ROOMS, centrally located. BARGAIN — Seven room house, A 14tb onnlvaraory Maoe will be soles. got to It. In propootag tte agSqda, 1947 Chevrolet, others from Toy Co.. 60 Hilliard St. door; One block to shopping cen­ Seven-room Colonial, four vaccine. police aaid. p.m. to 0:30 p.m. Manchester Hartford JA 9-0090 Rent $60. Apply Room $, 470 Mein four bedroom, • living, dining, sold tomorrow morning at 7:30 in Sutherland Joined'^J. P. Stevens Wang'aald> $35. Look behind <^lce. Douglas Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ BLACXBEHRIBS. Pick your own 8t. ter. Four room expandable Cape rooms, Idvatory, full bath.' Two-^ 300' FRONTAGE, ten acres, with He said he intends to have his 8- Communist East Germany opens "It Is oar opinion that wten wn Motors, 333 Main. THREE First Class Carpenters. kitchen. Shade trees, outside fire­ car garage, glaascd s ^ porch. city water. MI 9-0493. the Church of the Assumption for in 1929 and waa for several years pike. ML 9-3C98. Ropfing—Siding 16 Manchester MI 9-6826 Bring containers. Mra. A. R. Tel place, garage, amesite drive. Near Cod on qice lot. For convenience year-okl' daughter, Constance, new television station and plana com e to the setiond Item on tte The Annum Construction Co., MI cott Route $0, Vernon. ’ Phone THREE ROOM furnished, heated Lovely pork-llke lot appiroximate- the repose of the soul of the late. in (diarge of the Boston soles of­ 9-9244. shopping center, schools. Thirty pluf, aee thia one for $13,500. inoculated tomorrow. Constance is three more by next winter . . , fice. He vriw appointed a director agenda, ekeb aide may put forward GOOD WILL uned cars from your POR THE BEST In Bonded built Glastonbury ME 3-9135 RockviU* TR. 6-79U. apartment. Private entrances. ly 100’ X 250’. 'Fairly priced. LOT—60 X 155. (Jentrsl location, Martin Pella. Ponttao dealer. Good prices and year mortgage, 4',i% Interest. now at camp at Canaan. Dr. Bar­ Floods in north central India questions wMdi idttnray iBvaMra 1948 HARLEY DAVISON, Model up .roofs, ahingJe roofs, gutters, Every convenience. Parking. Suit, GLASTONBURY — Aboflt flve Shown .by appointment only. garden and shade trees; B Zone. in 1034, vice p rn ^ e n t in 1M5 and terms as low as $2 per week. Mc' Price $13,800, $1,500 down. Owner rett said, but he added he thinks cause at least 17 drotte and bring both caitaa aad tt e UUtad Btaton 125, Good condition. MI. 9-4M9. Conductors and' root repairs call ACCOUNTANT—Junior for C.P.A. able for threa adults. Write Box miles from Manchester Center. Elva Tyler, Realtor. MI 9-4469. MI 9-8801 or MI 9-3393. executive president ta charge of Qure Pontiac, Inc., 373 Main St: leaving state. - Appointment. MI. it important enough that she be in­ hunger and loss of property to 5 rayon and synthetic merchandis­ and which they conridor should te Coughlin. Ml. $-.7707. If no answer office. Call Hartford CHapel HonachoM Geoda 51 G, Herald. Nice clean six room home with jected' now to drive her back to million people. ML 0-4545. 8-5458. MANCHESTER — Eight - room 100" X 200' LOT. Ideal location. ing in 1950. He is a director o f rttornnisd so both r i t e nan te rn a caU Ml. 9-4421, 6-5647. aU conveniences. Garage, barn, Board Meets town. She is in the South School 'Wanted Autos— Help Wanted— Female 35 FRANK’S IS BinriNa AGAIN— FOR RENT — Five-room lower home In'gOod location. Steam oil Plenty of shade treea. Phone MI Marion Manufacturing Co. and freo exchange at vtows." 3951 CHEVROLET station wagon Po At e r 8T., near school, 6-room, three chicken coops, work shop. and will get her shot qt Nathan Motorcycles 12 RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and DUMP TRUCK DRIVER. Aplply Good used furniture end oatlquea. flat, sun porch' adjoining living heat, porch, garage, garden 9-7376. Lowronce Manufacturing Co. The buniing questions to tha four door, eight passenger, radio, built lip roofs, gutter and con­ WANTED — Stenographer-book- Hoe a large atock on hand and room; bathroom, pantry, garage, garage, large lot, shade trees, 7 ’ i acres of land. Full sprice Hale School. CMaeae are tho atatus of Fbemoea Thomaa Oolla ■ Company, 251 shrubs. G,E. oil furnace, low apace. Owner tranaferred. $13,600. With Planners hehter^ ____ Powei^de,Mde, PiveBtve nearly ductor work, roof, chimney re­ keeper to work in one girl office. very low price. M i 9-6589, 420 oil heat. Excellent location. Rent, $15,500. In urging parents to bring th;ir A b ou t T ow n and the seat in the United Natione WANTED—aean Used. Cars. We Broad St., Mancheater, Conn. taxeL Bargain, quick, sale. See Madeline Smith, 'Realtor, MI new h m . 100% in every respect are always ready to buy your used pairs. Ray HagenoW, MI 0-2214. CaU MI 3-1195. Lake St, Mancheater. $50. Available immediately; Resort Property'for Ssle 74 children in for shots now, the whiph Peiping hasn't been able to ' owner, 418 Porter. » MANCHESTER—11 room two 9-1642. Ready to go. P6r the best in cara car or truck. POR CASH. Try Ray Jackson, MI 3-832ii. WANTED—Carpenters and Paint­ adults only. ' Writs Box F, Her­ Two. pubUc hearings on sub- State Health Department official Anderson-Shea Post 2046, VFTV, Instruments List get. The United States has already Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, GIRLS, WOMEN—Married. Single. family dwelling. Centrally located. our famous five-minute cash buy­ ers. ' See foreman at Jarvia Acres, Credit Manager of ald. LUXURIOUS 6 room ranch, over­ HENRY. St r e e t —Three bedroom BOLTON LAKE—Four-room (tape divtsions head the agenda for the dfew a map showing how Man­ will hold a regular meeting to­ made clear It will not taka up m ot: 481 Main St ing service. AU ' makes—all mod- ROOPING, Siding and carpentry. Enjoy a business of your bwnv Be­ near Vernon St. Albert’s Furniture Co. Large lot. Full price $18,000. ranches now nearing completioa. Cod. ColeiYiea oil burner. Lake chester is located between New night at the post home at 8 o'clock. ters concerning tho Chlneao Na- / come the representative - in yqur looking lake, 2 fireplaces, $ car jmecUng toiiight of the Board of Two Sales Here eU. "N o dickpring” -W E BUY! AUeratlons and additions. *.Ceil­ WOULD LIKE TO MEET garage, over I* acre,. State road, Amo|ig the many exceUent fea­ pHvUegei. ExceUent value. Price Britain, where a number of cases This will be the only regular meet­ tionaliets—Formoeo, porttenlariy 1166 CHEVROLET 4 door, heater, ings. Workmanship guaranteed, tietghborhood of nationally knovim THREE Rooms and Bath at 125 Other Listings Available Directora. , defroster and algnal Ughta. Driven Open 8-90-9:00 every day but Reliable, Honest, Person asking $18,800. Welles Agency, tures are the built-in elsctric only $5,300 — down payment has been •-eported. and Boston, ing this month. — MO long as they sre not present A. A. Di6n, Inc., 299 Autumn Avon Cosmetic Co. No experience High St., Rockville. ALICE CLAMPET $2,300. (tall Ooedchlld Realty The hearings to be. held Jointly at the conference tablet leas than 6,000 miles. Ltte new Sunday. See Barlow Motors, 435 Help Wanted— TO TAKE OVER (Coventry. PI,^ 2-6872. rqnges and ovens. If you tamy where there have been 235 cases A 21-year-old partnership has Main St., Mancheater.' Street. Ml. 3-4880, necessary. We train you. CaU MI. VPNPAID BALANCE . you wiU btye your choice of Co., MI 3-7825 or MI 3-1207. with the Town Ptanaing .Commis­ so far. dissolved snd the Center Travel Wang's call toe a "froa ex­ in every respect. See Bob OUver 9-2814 for appointment. Male or Female S7 ONE-ROOM Apartment. Private Realtor—MI 9-4543 sion are on Alexander Jajrvla'a 40 There will be a. marshmaUow . today at Center Motors Salee, 461 MONTHLY PAYMENTS ^ MANCHESTBR—5'.^-Room Holly­ decorottng. 'Priced at $15,700 with He aaid polio is traveling up roast on all the playgrounds this Agency tea . been sold, occordtag change of views,” however, could . entrance, heat, hot water. Call FHA financing available. Hansel home Oakdale subdivision and Main S t Roofing and Chimneys 16-A EXPERIENCED Waitress. Ap­ $12.59 wood Rancl^' Fully air-condi­ and down the Wilbur O o ss High­ evening beginning at 7 o'clock. to. instruciente filed in the effloe te taterpreted as a bid for only a Business Services Offered 13 ACXJOUNTS Payable Bookkeeper. M I 9-8114. A Peterman, Inc., BuUders. Phone Andrew Anseldl’s 60 home An- ply in person. Center Restaurant, Experience preferred. Good pay, tioned. Large living' room, has 21- Snborban For Sak 75 way with vacationers. He said All children interested should go <4 the town clerk today and yeS'^ diScuerion o f common problanw ROOPING—Speclailzlng in repair­ BEDROOM SUITE D fXTO R S—See thia large houqe Ml. 9-3001 or MI. 9-9404. ■aldi Heights AddiUoh No. 1, both terday. without the aim of definite agree- 1951 CHEVROLET Style line de COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart -^499 Main St. benefiU. Call MI 9-5273. LIVING ROOM STHTE foot picture' bqok window, 1<4 Manchester is lucky so far in not to the playground nearest their luxe sedan. Radio, heater. Jet ing Toefa of ail kinds. Also new baths, garage. large lot. The on East Center Street for your BOLTON—Custom designed three on Charter Oak St. C!arl H. Anderson has aold his menu that ^ would effect tha In­ R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ 5-PC. DINETTE SET Biisiiiess Locstions combination home and ..office. MANCHESTER — Porter School having any paralytic cases, while home and bring their own marsh­ black finish. In excellent con'dl' roi^i. Gut.ter work. Chimneys Ellsworth Mitteq Agency, Real­ bedroom ranch, 'Youngstown The topography of the adjoining partnership in Anderson and John­ terests of the Nationallsta. Barit matic washing machines, electric TOYS — TOYS — TOYS Which W ee Used Only 2 Weeks For. Rent Five bedrooms, three baths, living area. Just coihpleted five room Hartford has had one. South mallows. tlon. 1949 Oldantohlle ‘‘88"' sedan cleaned, r^alred, 26 years' ex FILE CLERK WANTED 64 tors. MI 34930 or MI 3-8609. kitchen, outstanding bathroom, developments is extremely diffi­ Windsor two, Vernon three and son, a plumbing nnd heating firm, agreements, if they oppexrad poe- ranges, vacuum cleaners, motpra, TTie House of PIssUcs, Inc., al­ By A Young Cqupl* room, large porch, waiting room ranch. Large rooms. Full base radio, heater. In very good condt perlence: I^ee estimates. Call colored tixturea, car port, amesite cult and tht Town Planning Com- East Hartford, one. to Fred.. H; Johnson, .chdtag an elble. presumably would t e left for small appliances, welding. -180 ready has their Christmas toys, wqio Uttfortunetm THREE ROOM ofSca space, will and treatment room. Oil-nurner, meht. Many large treea on. lot. misaion has mode special recont- HONEY OF A BATTLE tion. Douglas Motora, 333 Main St Uowley, Mancheater. Ml. 3-5361. for brunch office of nationally RANCH h o m e s —Custom built drive large shaded lot. Price re­ Ebuiger ls Now association which has lasted n on later meetiive at a higher leveL Main Street. MI. 9-6676. cords and gift Una in stock for .Were COmpeUad ’t o renovate to suit tenant. 2nd floor two-car garage, large landscaped Moran Real Eatate. MI. 3-4351. tnendatton about grades. -by Practical Builders, Inc. Now duced. Warren E. Howland, Real­ He predicted that the greatest than two decades. If Johnson - discussed these 1941^ OLDER Chevroleta, Porda known insurance compail.v in demonstrators. Sen tojra the eaey* Break Up Houaekeeping Manchester Savtags A L c^ Bldg. lot. CaU GoodebUd Realty Co„ tor. ML 8-8600. Ft. EuaUs, Vo. m ^ P tc. HAND AND power lawn mowers Heating—Plumbing 17 building on Arnott Road. Man­ MANCHESTER -r- Three-Bedroom The Directora wiU also take up danger will be in about six weeks,, Wyman Johnson has token over the biuai- points yesterday^. his views were other good tranaportatlon.. Good Manbhe.ster location. High way through party plan. Apply Mancheeter Savingk A Realtors. MI 3-7925, MI 3-1207. the TFC recommendation for Ackmson buffered painful face and sharpened and repaired. Work All of this merchonfUse hea been Loan, 1007 Mata St. chester Rockledge Estates, tel. Home, 7% acres of land. ' Nice and added that-children sjlould be nees and the firm’s teode name. not. 'disclosed" either ta the Joint credit enables ua to accopi $8 e n n o x f u r n a c e s Be the 5rat In your area to show LAKE FRONT — Large 6-Room leg wounds In a sudden pitched guaranteed. Call for and deliver. L and warm school graduate with knowl­ returned to us And Is now ta our j a 3-4363, MI 3-6761. location, >11 conveniences. Full utilities ta the Mogtafe tract, end Meanwhile. Florenct L. Btarta conimunlque after tte conferonce down. Douglas Motors. 131 Main air heating. Earl Van Camp. Ml. this .fabulqus'Una, Earninga up to Ranch, 25’ .Uvlng room, fireplace, the conversion of the Hall of inoculated now to protect them battle aboard the merchant vessel Ideal Grinding Shop, 273 Adams edge of typing desired. Oi>- Warehouse. Every, piece, has been SPACIOUS Profetsional Office. price $11,500. The Ellsworth garage. Etacellent condition. 100’ against the peak of the seasotl; te * sold etocto, fixtures, equitraent session or ta the compehtou state­ d t S t CaU Ml. 9^120 or 3-8979. 9-5844. ^ $100 weekly. Cell for persons] in­ Ground floor. Main St. Ample Records, the transfer of taxes to John A. Donald berthed at an and good wtUqf the Center .'Ravel ment from the U.S. detegatton. portunity for advancement. terview today. — MI 3-7557. serviced.^ poliahed, waxed and in A Special In Half Siza$ Mitten Agency. Realtors. MI secluded lot, large trees, shrubs, He agreed it would be easier to army pier here. A swarm of bees excellent condition. If you con meet parking. M l 3-6900. the suspense book, end fixing a Agency to Bridget A . Marceai;^ 1950 CHEVROLET de lu x. tudor, ■ " HQ lONUS ■ ■ 34930^^rJMI 3-8609, a IS minutes ou t Only $14,750. give the shots in the winter, when attacked the vessel. It was touch MELODY IVU>IO—T.V., phono’s, Moving—Trucking Five day week. Excellent in­ date for a pubUc hearing on a The agency Is located at 498 Meta DUCK KDUU» FAOEbI rUAXi . radio, heater, good condlUon. HOUSE OF PLASTICS, Ine. these hvaliflcationa we wlU be Ctarlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5183, Mhdols are in session, but he said: and go for a couple of hours be- throughout. Small down payment h^ht calls. Guaranteed aervieje. Storage 20 surance benefits. most happy to do bustaeae with AIR-OONDmONED OFFICES— $48,800 tax revaluation o f the 'St. . 9-2280. Avon, Conn.' 100% Main St. location. . Park­ MI 0-4604. town. ’’We’ve got to face facts. 'ITie foce the te e s were all swatted or Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 833 you. If you ere not reedy for de- CHARGE danger is now." * put to flight. Rome, Aug. B (4V—TteCtoasa- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., For Appointment Call ing. , Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main For Room! As Water (tammissioners the NAVAL RESCUE/ MAin. ' HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank serv. WEAVERS livery, we’ll store It for you at SECOND BOLTON Lake — Five It was a honey of a fight whUe her ef Deputtea tedagr BfleB par- local and long distance moving, SL 2nd fSMMid> group will consider four water namentary liixiiisilfy trooi Om ice. InstaUlng, repairing, clean­ . Male or female experienced no extra , coat regardless of time. year old six room year round lake EGGS ON De m a n d It lasted, though. 1953 CHEVROLET alaUon wagon packing, storage. Call Ml 3-5187. JA 7-7131 front home. Radiant heat, large mein extensions, and the problem Chula VUta, ChUf. (4) — A U.S. etronge figure o f ‘N M , Folettaf* ing. J. P. Pay, 404 Wetherell St.. Hartford CH. 7-1423. Tliia Unusual Opportunity M O R T G A G B ' of q main a iwsr line ta (tanter St. four door, Mx passenger, with Mancheater; MI. 9-2330. on rayon or nylon. No tele­ knotty pine living room; fire­ Navy seaman come to the rescue to'poemlt his trial in i radio, heater, five nearly new DoEsa.Not Come Teo Often Hooses For Rent 65 and W. Middle Tpke. University Park, Pa; -Harry The average broiler in America s^HORT OF FUNDS? Work morn phone Application. LOANS place, screen porch. ortMlan wetf. Kaulfman, poultry specialist.. for after otters had failed to end with ' the executton at tires. Very low mileage. ICxcellent MANCHESTER Package Delivery. So If You Are Interested In It waa marketed when it waa 89 five-day tree sit by a yowling cat PLQOR' SANDING, refiniabed and, Light trucking and package .deliv­ 'iqgs or afternoons. Hmisewlves DESIRABLE TWO floor home. Reduced (or quidk sole.' Owner Pennsylvania State University, Mnosolii^ rpoL Valeria* new to condition throughout. See Bob 'waxed. We alio clean and wax all POST NARROW / « Now Poi^ Appointment direct. MI. .0-1749. days old in 1947, bu f breeding, kaleopa Tavoi went up the 40- the Hon. WOltor Auilris* xeae- OUver today,' Center Motor Sales ery. Refrigerators, washers and preferred. No fxpcriehca. neces - ibne Credit Manager Vacant approximately October 1st. says farmers producing eggs (or a nutrition and disease control have types of floors, rubber, asphalt, FABRIC CORP. Rent reasonable. Post Office Box foot palm tree borefootra with e f 461 Main St. stove moving specialty. Folding sa r^ W rite Box! ft, .Heridl. ARTPORD CH 7-0358 BOLTON—Cloae to lake, 4our room Divorce Action local market can flx production reduced the average age to 72 UlM, linoleum and wood floors. Andover, Conn. 176. schedules to equalize monthly out­ ease, a trick he bod learned ta hla . tte Ctesriker at 'Tet MI. 9-8392. chalra for rent Ml. 9-0752. A fter 7 P. M. CH 9-4690 cottage with heat and hot water. flays. 1949 CADILLAC cbnverUbie. Lus­ RUN A Cl u b a ^ choose $72 free put. native Samoa. aaye bluntly: merchandllie reward from brshd See It Day or Night Large lot. Only $6;600, Moron Indicated Here trous black finiah, whitewall Urea SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Bliss 1‘ainting—Papering 21 MONTHLY Real Estate. MI. 3-4351. One flock of chickens hatched in radio, heater hydramaUc. Looka new 124.pagkxcolor catalog. Noth Situations Wanted— If you have no means of trsns- Snbnriwn For Rent 66 Far evMfy tkeneqnd* winter and another flock hatched Septic Tank Service, 57 Sunny ing for you to\buy or sell. Por portation. I’ll send my suto for like a much (ater model. See thia PAINTING AND Paperhanging, . Female . S8 dollars yeq barrow Mrs. Margaret Horner Brogan in June will help to equalize Reach Drive, Bast Hartford. free epilog' and information, you.; No ebUgstlon. R0CKVILLE^14 Laurel St. WeU beauty at Center Motor Sales, 461 quality work, reaaqnaible prices has started a divorce action monthly production, Kauffman ex- New tdlephorte number, BUtler write America'n'Hoines au b Plan, HVDMAN deairea housework.- by furnished three room apartment. Loans to |29,999 Waibted— Real Eatate 77 -Main. 9-4156. and prompt service. Free eatl- A—L—B—E—R—T— 8 Apply first , floor, Mra. Porter, against ter huaboad, Lnwrenee plolneed. mates. Fully insured.- CaU Bert Dept; D-6, Bangor, Ma^ne. the hour, Monday, Tueedey' or 1940 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door Sedan 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Rockville, 34 Grove St. Well furn­ ASSOCIATED WANTED—Four or 5 room house, Brogan, asking $35,000 alimony, ALL. TYPES OF TV SERVICE Plante. 9 6965. Wednesday. MI 9-3337; OLD TREES DYING Ptrst clasa condition'. MI 9-3404 WANTED-T wo wftaen. One presa .Free Auto Parking ished two-room apartment.; Apply: $14,200 or under, several'clients alimony during litigation, and eus DONT MISS THE operator. One ' shirt aorter^T and Cor. Allyn A Trumbull < first floor apartment 9. RockviUe MORTGAGE CO'S. with subBtantlal coab. Carlton W. tody of minor children, on Inetru- 48 High St. Radios and Phonos PAINTlNG-r-Exterior and interior, WANTED to care t o r children In Urbans,. III. i4)-Elm trees on wrapper. Apply in person. Njw my heme. .Mre.- Romeo Boiaeop- TR, 6-4391. HARTFORD. Hutchins. MI. 0-8133, 0-4694. ment filed In the town, clerk’s of­ papei'hanging, ceilmga refinishtd. fice fndicatee. the .University of Illinola campus Advertiniiff maBi be in onr hands at the KIGBT 1953 CHEVROLET Sedan, Power Available A t All Tiniea Wallpaper books bn reqiieat. Eati. Model Laundry. 73 Summit 8t. noult. 10 Cooper S t PHONE CH 9-6868 glide, radio, heater. ‘Two-tone fth- WE8TINOHOU8E Rafrigsrator U S nN G S WANTB^ - BiiBla. Mra. Brogan hoe attached prop­ ere on their last legs. Robert S. mates given. FUUy inaure^.^ CaU two-family, tbron-fomlly, busl- tiaie to aiake the B lG i^ %8oe for you. ish. Clean.throughout. - Douglas Philco jFactory Supervised Service GIRL-Part lima for laundry and ------~ for sola, $50. MI $-1390. SmBRier Hones For R «it 67 _ N O R O N U S erty owned by her huabend at Chamberlain, the university's su­ Edward R. Price. Ml. 9-^003. neaa property. Have many cash Motora. 333 Main St. CaU WILL HILLS dry cleaning, CSU office. Muaf ap­ Adams 8t. She. is. represented by perintendent of operations, says ply In persoii. .New Model Laun­ Dog»—Birds—Pats 41 WASHINO MACHOnS, used COTTAGES and rooms, .Wells buyers. Mortgagea arranged. all tha 1,600 elms are expected to- nine months, $65. Moving. Atty. John S. G. Rottner. 1951 M ERCyRY f-D dor Sedan, .. MI 9-9698 Bonds—Sti.MRS dry and p ry Oeanlng, 73 Summit MANCHESTER Pet Crater, beau­ Beach, Maine. Write to Guay isnd .Please call George L. Grooiaao^ aucc^b-to Dutch elm disease in 9-4229. Morin, MUa RoecT Walla Beech, fully equtn>ed,‘;^, Mercomatic iges 31 St. tiful baby, porokaete, guaranteed I Realtor. MI. 9-58T8. 109 Henry the next tvyo years. MANCHESTER - T. V. Service, Mortga: Maine, or coU WeAk 417W3. l a n d e r s 8‘rBlKE ENDS ^ " Must aell. Reiuionable. 165 Binging canerlea, bamstare.anwers, tropi­cropl­ GIRL nr WOMAN ■■as Street. Elm arched Broadwalk in the radio and T.V. epeclaliata sldce WE’RE READT"to help you’ eon- heart of the campus, one of the fa- Henry St., evenings. ** 1934. Charter member of Tclsa. cal ttra, pet foods endand ouppUea. WASHlNa MACHINE for sole, In T T P IS T a E d S B ita m ARE YOU (XlNSIDBRINa New Britain; Aug. I (ft— The solidate that ltat of debts into one •4271. 9 mouae sights of the university, haa Mi. 9-6660 or Ml. S-4607, Help Wanted— Male S6 996 Meta U . .MI. 94271. good cpndlUon. Cell MI. $-5656. BELUNG YOUR PROPERTY 7 Mtter strike of 2499 mamten of FOR MSFUY JUIVERTISIIM easy monthly payment calculated o.m. to 6 p.m. d^y, lO O K E ln N G lost 48 of its 117 elms which are 81 f . Tbundaya 9 i j P i f i t We-will approiaa your property the Ualted Eleetrleal, Radla aad 1946 OLDSMOBILE. Tw o door. in relation to your needs. CaU Mel a.m. to 9 p.m. ,8. and H. Orera G.E. WASHINO machine, wringer A 9200 SPECULATION years oId.'~ 1 P. BL day BEFORE tho ad is to a»»eBr. ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. R^airlng TRUaC MEOIANIC. PqU Ume. MACHINE P l f f B froa and without any oulgatk Machine Workers (tad) at Good c^diUon^ $75. MI. 8dM83. Redman or Frank Burke at CH. Someone With experieqee on-Ford Stompa. type. Oo6d condition,. reeaeneMe. FOR BIG STAKES ' f a i a s done on any furniture. 'Tieman, We also buy proparty for . cash. 1 andsea, Flrary 4$ Clark effleiol- 6-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ trucks preferred but not neces­ MI. 9-04M. OPERATOR M iv s s ' lichens grows more widely over EXCEPTION: Ads fw MoBday. m m t ho ia a t 1946 tOLET, 1946 Dodge, 189 South St. Phone MI. Westerii Le«s4 h'- l i u a t i B*Utag or buytaf eontaet .tar same In an end today whan S66M. change, 27-Lewis St., Hartford— sary. Apply at Tna Tbomaa CoUa MAKE your dog comfortable ta hot dm milon votod to neeep! n era- the-earth's surface .than any other 1 P. 2L Friday. 1941 evrolet, 1946 Nash. Trana- Uil noon on Saturdays). weather. Bathing, Oroonitag, PUUJCAN SLEEP safe with In- Land Co. m u Mme, ateody employmeat. [■■■«■ STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Co., 251 Broad St., Manchester. • a a s i ttmqt. kind o f plant. portatlon tor $5. per week. Obug- GUNDER’S T.V. Sendee, available Clipping, De-fleidng by experi­ ner^ng mottreae. Three piece •O-oefe ell and gae lease New efflee bnUdlsg. plegrant BRAE-BURN REALTY FIRST AND Second mortgages . las Motora, 333 Main S t any time. Antenna converalona WANTED — . Driver, experienced enced people. RockvlUe, TRament maple living room eat. Fire^ace active area In aU rich Wy- werUag eenditteas. An fttage MI-34271 >bought for oiur own account. Fast, T 1944 OLDSMOBILE ’’88", 1947 Philco factory aupervtaed service and qualified, between ages 21 5-7S94. ' fbetUTM. MI. 9-8597 alter 8:80 p.m. emtag recetded In yenr beneSta. ’ confidential service. Manchester and 35. Must be physically flt FOR PROMPT ccuztooua servioe, Dodge club coupe, 1949 Pontiac Tel. MI. 0-148$. . noUtag or buying real aetata, con Investment .Oorp., 244 Main street. and have High School education. BOXER P U P »-P a w n a and Brin- la good condition.- Douglas Mo­ ken— etfered in ofeae.aear Johnson BuUdtag Company, Man­ DuUet Asks China Pledge RED CEDAR clothes poles ,M1. 8-5416.' Must know the cltyr" 'Good Work' dlea. Reglatered, n o is e d —ready d a v e n p o r t . C81AIR, electric -THE 8292 tors, 333 Main. radiator, Dutch oven. MI. 9-164$. prednetten and explerotlea. ll4U . 24Hi chester. Ml. 3-7436. atalied. AUo free estimates ing conditions.- Salary $70.58 for to go.- $50'lipi. -RMkvtUe, TRe- Write today! Ne ebUgatten! fenbea. MI. 9-9757. - ^ mont 5-7^.. W . G. GLENNEY CO. 1948 CHEVROLETS—a u b Coupe Business Opportunities. 40-hour week. Apply Railway TWO TRAY (StaniUrdl sink. Good Bended Lease, Broker To Abandon Use o f Foh:e and Sedan. Price right and they Express Agency, Inc., Depot 8q. SdSl WBahtn Oenlevard Designed particularly lor the PEACES EiRElCTED, cedar split opportunity for a llfe-lcmg SDC WEEKS old pert Cocker, condition. (3eB m . $-6419 after .7 > 89$ N. MAIN ST. Legal Notke run fine. Douglas Motors, 333 rail, wire, etc,,Phone Ml. 9-5638, Beverly Hills, Celferaln 'Shorter woman la this simplo ■ Two • lovely paasta a taoriiing Main St . business of your own. Business tolls clipped. and fem$lae. dress, wlUi ooUar, and Jacket pair. and evening prayer-^tare emferoid OM) aa when he had first advanced the or BU. 9-0483. ' experience helpful blit not neces­ $10 each. ML 9-$919. CBeotvlew M i t t MANCHESTER. CpSVt, ' r EXPERIENCED iM Ideal viusatlon pair. ered.ta starale oUtchaa and blend EaTATK OP CLARICa R. TEO- Idea months ago he used the term aaPORE-TOU BUT a uiMd car sary. Only minimum capital re­ Roonm WIthMt Boari 59 PatUm No. 8292 U in oisea tag eolo,'*. DeHgbt your child with MAN8, Isle ot/Afidov*r, In tha Profeete with talk about Indochina that tte ta Its broader sense. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, quired. Well-known and long- TOY O H X IB . 8 numtha old, District a t AnebV-r, deceoae!. 10:50 A. M. SAME day ad la la See Gotinan Motor Salea. Bulck copied, vacuum cleanert. Irons, TRUCK DRiVERS meyed Inoculated and wormed. MVi. 16H, 18H. 20%, 22%. 24%. a set of tbaoe for hU "vory own.” Ilie Adrointsifator havtag •aUbitad renuneUtton of tte use of force It is true, Dulles' went on, that Sales a ^ Sendee, 285 Main established New England, paint Site 16%, dreqi, 4 5 4 yards of PatUrn No. 3506 contotae hot' hli adminlalration account' wilb-aaM which Washington wonts from- thdro Is no actual fighting Letween gdns,l etc., repaired. Shears, mahufacturer will equip new stork for full or part time employ­ Pond of chUdren. 117 Orera Road. Katat* to: Um Court of ProlMtt* for mid EXCEPTION: Saturday ada aiMt ha ia hr Ml. 9-4S71, open tvenings. knives, mowers; etc., put into con- TWO R(X>M8 wiikh Utebra prtvt- 25-inch;' 8 4 yard contrast; iron tronsfero for two desiims Oiatrict (or allewaacc. It la Pelplng would apply all around the Red (Jhineie and American forces location obtained by you with ment. Union wages. Apply in legeB at 10$ Birch St. ORDERED: That the Cth day of AS- boundaries of Red China with the ta the arcs but he said there had 9 A . M. Saturiior LOW PRICE TRANSPORTATION dlUoal^for coming needs. Brsith- Jacket, 1 3-4 yrads. each about 8” x 10"; stitch illus­ walte.i 52 Pearl afreet. necessary furniture, fixtures, and person. Llvastocfc— VMiiclds 42 For thia pattern, een^ 35c in trations; color charts. Bust, 1N5, at 10;W o'clock In tb* (ore- free' wdrid. Including Southeast been a considerable .danger' of —1953 WlUyg Sedan, $595; 1950 complete atock of paint products: BEAUTIFULLY fnniiilied epocloae ------at'lba Probata (Mflca la Aa- fighting between them.' Nash . 4-Door Sedan, $ M i 1949 room with ooapteta Ught* I coins,-your name, ioddrqas, slM de- Send 25c ta Coins, your n« ba. and the taaarbi aasignad (or Asia aa wtU oa Formosa. JRB Repair Sendee: The furniture and fixturei include CARLSON and COMPANY WS BUY COWS, eolToo and beef aired, and the pattern number to address and tim Pottarn Number "— OB the altowaaee of aaid Sd- DuUaa got into A dtoeuorion of Dulles added that what he wants Mwcury- Sedan. $275; 1949 Buick repairing, reUnlahliig, kdequste shelving, island count­ cattle. Alao honte. Plata Bno. k a e p ^ focUltlqs avoUaMe. ______JB account wRb aaid Eatata Sedan, $116; 1946 DeSoto Sedan, Motor Transportation SUE BVENETT, THE 'MAN- 40 ANNE OABOr, 1BE MAN aad ifela Oaart dUeeti tha Adimelitre- AaMricon-fUd Chtooea ralettraa to bring about la a commitment on all types o f furniture. ers, stands, electric eign and clock TOL ML 8-76P$. OBESTEE EVENING HBBALD, CBEffCBB EVENDTO WEEilUk toc ta cMa aU .saraona iateraatad thara- wten te tea rootadod that O-ou that the Chinese Oomrounist will $150; 1949 OeSoto Club Coupe, and tales promotion pamphlets, Bihtd Goads, Prop. Ponnerly 44 Stock Place, Manchester IIM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 11$9 AVE. AKBHOA8, NEW ia to ajmear at aaid Uiaa ead staea, Ca-lal haia aaU riM-e w m an potat not use foroe. •98; 1947 Mercury Sedan, $18^ rat]|lns Bros. T et ML 8-7449.- ^ ;e|c., supplied to you. Original br suMUelBB Ibis order aaa time ta ■vj; 1 1948 ftarmonth a u b Onipe, $195; Artkida For Sdla 45 YORK $e, N. y . TORN id . N V ' aotaa newapoiwr bavinx s eirculalioa ia in diooiaitag ■ VafOMtog eaue-O n He sold he woe glad to note that pa|nt atbek financed on convenleiit $100 PER WEEK to atart, for man FURNISHED ROOM for rent, oU Send Z5 cents now for your Now avrllihle* tb# IdW Needie- aaid Diatrtct aad b r soatiag a owy oa with the United Btataa 'riaca tte CLou In his recent igieech quoted 1S4S Irautlac Convertibk $150; hand mowara tharp- terms after down payment. This who can qualify to raptaca Man the euWe aiga noat acarost td Iba MattrljrRtrr £ttr»itti{ Ifrralii |N7 Pautlkc Tudor, $U0; 1947 led e i ^ t t , aold and eonvealeBces, perktag fo r ' cor. copy of tho now FoU and Wtatar woric ABwat prtaied ta a^traeUve yiaca wbara flie deecaaad laat dareH. Ualted Btataa aad Red China o n a statement from Dullee to the unusual and exclualva offer pre­ cheateria aenlor PitUar Dealer Just ALU M im ne Ciothea Reel Mona ItitchMI 9-909L ’95 edition of our. pattora cettriog colon. It eontataa 9d, pogoa df at ahonttog at oa«h athar. alfect that whatever differences edaa, $85. Roy ^ fln d | . Cn « oI Equipment, 88 sents an axcellant 'opportunity for prbmotedi A H *' t*** montba this at laaat flva daya bafsaa aaid Urna a^ 241 North Main S t ' Miacellaasous. M l 9-4027. . Basie Fashion. Colorful, radttng, lovely dMgno—ptao $ gut pat- DuBoa ou d t e that exist tebwectt nations, nations ABC CmcULAl^N OVER l l j m llA lLT • conducting a profitable business.. figure a mera minUnum for qm- NICELY FURNISHED lAige fQlod with, smart, saqy to tarns; dlrectiona prtatad ta book. eaa ratuni mUie. * uataf tte words, "eaoaa ahould not resort to force to rS'^ Omtar St Opan 9 tun. Replies held in confidence. In­ bitjoua, cpnsclentlous man. Must m Deubta 0008 ta quiet. 'ela o a ■Mtaaior oU ages. Only 96e a «$ppl J e d i^ fi n " to tteita d ^ to o i u TeLMIS-SlUiuidMI terviews arranged. Box JC, Her­ be. married. With car.' Pbona MI j g x x pool table, cu t M L ■ VVaty centraBf loeated. m Herald Advs. ald. S-$892.' ^ MT41. n u tta ff. M I t r t n t . Averaft Daily Net Pre« Ron T M W i p U n r IK, PACnSEEtEEN Far Uw Week a< V .«. Wa ilUttu'ljffitfr lEttenittg IfiraUi Jaly 88k INg ■ i ^ ...... ' . ' ■ ■ ! ■ avsJlabla to hikara frs kbC ebarge. sleeping bag*, and alao soma «f tba O ear, omI Malgkjt. low tM E U . and Mrs. P. R. Jobert and ScontSf Leaders Any hikera ere welc to Use the food and general a^uipment for the Saaay, eUgktty woiaww twO children!- ,Fblllp Jr., and group. Careful [flannlng haa gone AkoutTown , ■heltera end If i Jr party comes ef the AMdtt aBgk M lew fiia. OaisMt are vlattuf their pAMinU. In the firat pai , makes room for into the pro|>aration for the trip e f OInMiattea Mr. and Mrs.‘Marcel P. Jobert Plan Ilike Trip them, even lf> ima haVa^to sleep in an attem pt to take only eaaen- Mmuhetter^A City of Ckarm MK anil Mnt «okodito and M . and Mrs. George Gibson. on the fioor^-^ tlal things and to keep the weight ■ jr lA, Jobert has Just completed four Op .. Long Trail The lopm Senior Scouts plan to of the packs dowp to a mtntmum. weeks of Arctic training in Alaska. leave Manchester on Friday night. The 12 days of adventure in the VOL. LXXIV, NO. 258 (TWENTY-FOUR PARSES—TW ^ SECTIONS) MANCiiESTER, CONN., WEDN AUGUST 3,1958 CC lilllil AdvwtMdg M Pago m PRICE FIVE CENTS They will iMve on Aug. 8 fOr Fort .... and Uke the train from out-of-doors are something these X S J S & S ^ I ^ ^ Banning, Gc, where he will be an "A hikin'*-'i we will go" Is just .ford to Wateibury, Vt.* arriv- 'Scouts have been looking forward 0im jpnlRilkln U tlia form et Cfara MuJ- Instructor a t the Infantry School. to for many montha,. as part of •r at liM SpcBcer St. what 12 members of Benjor Girl there at 7:18 Saturday morn­ Scout Troop 1. accoihpanied b; ing. wheVe they will be met by their preparation for their planned The monthly meeting of Co.. 3. trip to Europe next summer. .. U, S. Jury Pro their leaders, intend to do the^Jdt- their leaders, and. after breakfast, Mrs. ausabsth Botslds. M m SMFD, will be held tonight at 8 driven to the point nearest their U.l^i Plans AM Itoctte sad^MlM Csrel Morris, o'clock at the firehouse. ter part of this month Jif" the first hiking spot. Gasoline Pride Pix i n or IW HiWord St< and MIm Green MounUlns of Vepfmnt. The itinerary of thg group in­ ColoM EorsMo of 17B-HiUlsrd St., Mrs. .Henrietta H. Blnks, 230 cludes hiking north on the trail Mro, ICknr tJsupla of N. Main Woodbridge St., and Mrs. Ethel M. Several times in ^ast years GENERAL To Produce Boston, Aiig, 3 OP) —- A members of thu toshp have gone over Mt. Mansfield, the highest S t and Mrs. —Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenii) charggA wife, the former Miss Janet U . Miss Post, daughter of the Jale who will lead one of five univer­ FUNERAL ’Capt. Stephen Post, received an A. today that Edgar H. Dixon acted ilfegaily in negotiating and Iversen, has been making her hony /' sity groups taking papt In Brit­ signing the Dixon-Yates power contract. “I don’t think that with her parents, Mr. and Mn B. degree from Regis College, class ish rocket research programs. He SERVKX Harold A. Iveraan, 84 Thom ^Dr. of 19^, and waa a student of voice worked for six months in 1950 at Bulgars \idinit I have acted illegally,” Dixon replied. W altsr N. Latar ahe plans to join hsr hus' at the New England Conservatory the California Institute of Tech­ The exchange was at hearings by the Senate Antimonoply Liclorc,"'V' band. Tha baby is the thlitl gTand- of Music. . ■ nology. subcommittee, on the Dixon-Yates coptract. chlid- M - -Dr. and - -Mrg.'^Oavid W .M, Dickson received a B.S. degree Bates said the American experi­ Fighters Felled Dixactor in 1951 from the University of / Kefauver, who heads .the subcommittee, said the Federal S3 Main .Btxoet MaachMtar Caldwell, 11 Richar^Rd.Rd. ment will probably be tried by the Connecticut, ,whcre he was a mem­ -Americana on Sept. 8 or 7 in New Power Act makes it a Crime for a person to serve M an officer ber of Sigma Cbi fraternity. He^ Israeli P lan e Call MI-94869 ■Mrs. V ii^nla Lewis, worthy Ura. Una Schmidt, left, told a reporter }n California Aug. 2 Mexico. or director of more than one public utility without approval served as a first lieutenant in thf Problem* with Vapor of'the Federal Power Commission (FPC).v matron of 'Temple Chapter, OES, United suits Air Force and is ■he had married a second time, believing her first husband. Air­ has canceled the meeting of the man 2.C. Daniel C. Schmidt, right, dead in a Korean plane crash ' There are difficulties in releas­ Londbn, Aug. 3 i/P) — Coramu- Dixon la president of Middle,^-"------— ..... « . now an Industrial engineer on the South.UUUUea, Inc., and an officer [_.g. Temple sewing group which was to special staff of the vice president in 1953. This picture Was taken Just before Schmidt went over­ ing th* sodium vapor. Boiling n^t- Bulgaria admitted today that have been held at her home this seas; Now there is word that ih:hmidt, a prisoner of the Chinese or director of several of its operat- ^ H fFw A f-iA a ,for products of Bigelow Sanford of the metal to release the vapor two of her fighter planes shot Ing subaidlaries. He and Eugene j .■•J.AFlJlOC A evening, on account ot the extreme Carpet Co., in New York City. Rede,' Is to be released. has been suggested but it haa down an Israeli airliner last Wed­ heat. proved troublesome,, he declared. Yates, executive of another power' nesday. company, organised a third coni- "The- Americana may release a pony-;-Mi8siB4lppl Valley Generat­ Mise Marion Turklngton will be t f nderd grenad* from a rocket which, on The Sofia' government said It I Red Party Role in charge of the evening service of exploding, would vaporixe the met-' would "discover and punish those ing Co. — to handle th# Dixon- .g. A o ' Pt***- the Church of the Nsrarene'tomor- HOLLYWOOD responsible for the catastrophe." Yates contract. | m A - S n V Rewed Wife Faces al,” Batee eald. Not PubUc UtUlty .’AAl V)—Her* .Vraop .91. recenliy cllmbgd Mount ^ WHIIl CHAIR dium which produces a great deal which had gotten off course, went Miasisaippi Valley never became m r WoiMngton, the highest point In | Choice of Husbands of the light in the air, he ex­ dot.'n just north of the Bulgarian- public utility Within the meaning i ™ Niiw England, a day whs also ly plained, and by greatly increasing Greek ’ border. *No Deal to Sell Out* ot the law, adding: "It waa to be- ■ i*? y*^, tastifiofi speaKaeelng other famous spots vcricd from the amount he IMIieved the “full CTiaoge Story come one" (today Communiats promotod a in N e^ Rampehlre, including the rear-wheel to moon" effect would he created. Prevlbusly, the Bulgarians had Renate Republican leader William . Knowland (left) tells "There ha* been an awful lot ofl*’!;*''* Allentown in b*half Flume and the Old Man of the front-wheel Cisco Grove, Calif,, Aug. 8 (iiP)—A thin 20-year-old girl He considers the experiment said Red antiaircraft guns downM Washington newsmen that President Elsenhower gave Gongrea- misapprehension-about what Mia- stom Splas Julius and Mountain. propelling, ot today faced the bigge.st decision of her life: Whether to would provide much information (he airliner and promised pat^lal sional leaders his personal assurances' that ha niads "no deal to sissippi Valley was,". Kefauver Ethel Roeenberg, to ell 5-incb return to the airman husband she thought was dead or stay about the winds at extreme height, payment for the miliion-^llar sell out” America's AilJn alliee at Geneva. At right it House commented. Thomas to id ^ a lats lSfiS meet­ 'C. Peter Carlson, bandmaster of ^ castcri. the temperature of the atmos­ plane. But the Israeh Forelgp Min­ Minority leader Joseph Martin, who said the Preaident intimated When Kefa.uver asked, "what is ing at the Allentown home of Mm. 11 ..with the man ahe married laterjn^^veA ^^|^knew ^^a^ phere and the chemical reactions Sylvia Fr^and, at which a tha Salvation Army bana, will di­ coming, but I-didnt’ know when"-., . istry said Monday that Is^eli in that-a special session of Congress might b« necessary if th* cur­ MVGC?" Dixon replied: ''A corpo­ . i : $69.95 , ■ ^ going on it. vestigators who inspected the "Lehigh Volley Ckxnmittes to 'V rect a choral group on Aug. 20 at said Mrs. Alford Fine, who at 17. | I^Q U th K o rcH l A SK S rent session does not produce a satisfactory housing bill. ration with a very dim future.” the 1055 Ihamond Jubilee Camp The Royal Society, the leading wreckage saw "numerous bullet Kefauver said the law requiring Secure Justice for th* Rosenborgs” wed Airman 2.C Daniel, Schmidt body of British scientists, dis- was fotmed.-* Meeting -of the Salvation Array In of Cour d' Alene, Idaho, and bore holes" and gained "th^efinite im­ FPC approval to aerva- oa an of­ Old OKhard, Maine. '> HeHpnW 0«s> Teilel Ciwants cloaed that Britain Is entering the pression" that they,"came from ficer and director of more than Mrk/Preedlsnd, a chunky houso- hia son after he left for oversea*. China Free 20,000 field of exploring the Earth’s up­ wife, quietly refused to say whotb* Fia over avcriga toilet Now ahe is the wife of a husky machlnegun fire. one public utility provides, upon bowl. Sturdily con, per atmosphere with high altitude The Bulgarian Telbgraph Agen­ *r she’s a Communist or to tsU Anyone wishing to donate 21-year-old logging camp tractor conviction, a penalty up to two about activities for th* Rosen- clothing, furniture, etc, for the itructed. Eaiily cleaned. Seoul. Aug. 3 (/Pi — South rdeketa. cy made the government's an­ years in jail and a 85,0(X> fine. operator. They live in a small • Others BUrt Programs bergs. rummage aala which is to be held trailer a few miles from this tiny Korea today demanded that nouncement t<^ay. It was broad­ "Know about that,” James eeid. S47.7S , Red China immediately free Until, rscently, known wsstern cast by Sofia^dio. . Two other housowives, Mrs. at the Army and Navy Club by Chrysler Windsor '55 highway town in the High Sierra. "I’m not scared,"' Adelside RiaJdn of Allontown and tha Toung Democratic Cliib of Overaeas 17 Meatha ' 20,000' Korean prieonere of research in the field haa been done Tha Bulgarian announcement ‘*Why aren't you scared?'” Ka- excluMvcIy by American scientists. also conce^d that th e .“organS: of Mr*. Jeon O. SYontjis of PhUodOi- Manchester Thursday from 8 to 10 WELDON DRUfi CO. Only Monday- ahe learned that mar and clvlliana. feuver demanded. phis, also invoked the fifth Anwnd- p.m. may leave the thinga at the Schmidt is one of 11 American- Aatbig Foralgn MiniaUr But the British snnouncemsnt the antm reraft de(aM.'-[ jgbich "We haven't violated any law," __ _ that a slmLlnr jicogram jihKi shot dowh the Amerie|E ' ment guoroqtee against forced home of MIsa Patricia Ruff, 85 Authnrixpd Dealer airmen due for momentary release Cho Chung «jnfban . msda tha James replied. aokf-lncrimination. Like IkoOMS, 801 51 AIN 8T.—»U-3-SS;i demand in a atatemenl. .No has been'started in France. stellat^n. wbre "too h B , aYi I # r a FloranSe St., or may call her. / by the Chinese Communists after kive bean Dixpn said he filed (u onpUco*- tha women, wor* quefikidited nndef . - 1 2‘j years of imprisonment oh spy mention waa made of North ITie announcement by the Royal "Hyiiy did not take all thehecea- ^tjon with the in M w m for Society, the leading body of Brit- Mhty bieaaurcs to force the plane f tiMrjuilks.. oath hefor* * Hous* Un-AaMrltail Charges. He went overseas 37 K o m . The Eisenhower admiiustriH Splnda aiAhority.'fb aeive os president utd AcUvtUes aubcommlUos. ' v montha ago. "We ' rejoice with the rest Ub sclentUta. aald: "It la very de­ tq^and," the broadcast said. it dlrsdior of MVGC. • .“-to'i ‘ Will Prevent Repetition tion is moving with^ Bilfix- The P eip^ i^Ion. greatly in- The cominitteo is aocking to lrn* She's flying to meet Schmidt of the free world at the free­ sirable that work should be carried cover. Communist' influence'-in '/ out in other countries, to obtain In addition to promising punish­ pected speed to. . . make with creoaod hope of on improved Far Kefauver’g line 'of questioning when he arrives in this country. ing of ‘11 American fliers, but Eastern proepect for peace and at appeared to be designed to build up campaign'for the RoMnborgs . . / With her will go her 2'.a year old w« rauat remind our friends data under different condiUoi ment for those responsible for the Red China a aeriea of settle­ and locatllona and employing downing of -the plane, the state­ succeoe in negotiations for the re­ hia contention that the government M orton" Sobell. Ih q RoM son Danny, a dark-eyed youngster and allies that Red Cblna atill ments which may eventually lease of at least 40 Agaric an is not liable for costa'of terminat­ were fliufiiy * m e lte d : }Jh who has never seen his father. holds—illegally and inhuman­ ferent techniques.” , ^ ment said the Bulgarian govern- 'ment "will adopt 'all measures. to produce far more peaceful civilians held by the Chinese Reds. ing the Dixon-Yajhi contract,„.ap 1963, of Ur X JO|X fight. B(d tdu£fitt;a ^ named Gar, "I honestly don't know what I’m ly—2,283 .Korean prlsonera of Britain's hlgh-altitude rockets Yesterday, Secretary of State recently ordered by.Fresidertt ;Jg- ■boll is Xr-jOcatiu p^aoirMrvfhg going to do." she told a re,iOrter, war and 17,504 civilians who- will be distinct from the small prevent a repetition of such a dis­ conditions in the Far East. aster in our land." In relations ketweeh Red China f DiiUoa Sold such evsnts "might aenhoWer. a . 30-ykor sentenc* in the saao After scoring a 71 par, "Nalurall.^, I’m Uckled he is re­ were forcibly removed from Earth satellite which the United .Kefauver inkiited Dixon -was case;-.' turning. V^atever -I decide, the .states announced' lasty week -. it But the statement cited current and the Unit^ States, diplomacy mark the-' beginning of a new this country;” the statement and polite deMlihga appear to be phime In ChlneiB* Cmnmuniet rela- ''acting at hts own peril" in buying Yesterday the House, groqp decision will be my own." said. ' . planned to send Into ot^ter apace to international tension and what it heard from a former FBI undsr- Itls not skill,it was Haste*, MONTHLY claimed wert,.^ repeated previous dlaplacing loud talk and Uireita.. tions with the reak of the world." FOR ONLY She said she married Finr two Cho also demanded that Red (Continued on Page Sixteea) cover m an in Boston that a Booton months before learning from the violaliona' of Its air frontier to This parallels the U,S.-Ruesi«it re- ,i Ddlles ceufiled tJils hopeful **tl- I just thought of the taste China withdraw Us armed (Oontiniied on ^nke fUxtmn) iations at the O to^a Bummtt: eon-’Gate y/ith a caution "that one committee for the Ro(MhlM»ga'Was Air Force that her husband was forces from North Korea and rnake illegal "drops” into ita ter­ a "front” controlled by th* Com- alive and well as a war prisoner. ritory, In this tense atmosphere, ference. . *^*llow does not make a sum "desist from aggression He. said he does not. know muniaU for their own ends. ” Of Sdia^er, ice-cold, in the bar 1' "I made a mistake," she said, the broadcast said, the govern­ If further ne|Wmona wltsf Kept Port of Funds against the Republic of- Peiping develop, as seems likely, whether a new phase 1* opening Runoff Certain "but i.sn'l everyone entitled to one ‘China.” D a g Confers ment had to protect the' country’s In Uke,vein, Thomas said today mistake.” security. the Washington government may but he left no I doubt that if it ia that the Communist party "olway* ** wi. "Peiping's' adherence to soon confront basic questions of he intends to mak* th* most of it. Never Told Husband Dead these points could lead to just The statement said also that the kept a certain porcontag* of tak Mrs. Fine said she had never Bulgarian government in Its relations with Red China which He told his news conference the 111 A^i^sissippi money raised” by front group*... and lasting peace In Asia. Ita With^ U.S. and have been hot political lasues and_ moat important thing now ia for been offlcially told that Schmidt failure to take this atep would earlier.note to the government had ‘‘That’* the *ol* piirpooo.of pm • I There are no trick s^ in this offer. No balloon notes! No gimmicks! was dead. Shis received notification expressed readiness to pay com­ have raised dlfiflculty with Allies the Chinese Reds m discard per- prove that Red China do«f not .mahently their '(jjllftol" and par­ Governor Vote Communiat party with thsof fnMR only that he wax missing some- seek peace, but conquest, and China Envoys pensation to the famljlies of th r in th4 Far East: organisation*,’* he toid thg- H nagt' wliere in Korea. dead as well as to pav.A share of The situation began to develop ticipate in negotiations without Red h u p ten , h e s d ^ bjr Re that the Geneva, discuMiona publicly with the annoucement last conatantly threatening military ac­ "I thought he waa dead, you are a trap for the United the material damage, ^ e previous Jaduon. Miss., Aug. 3 (/P)— ter (D-P*.)." ^ ^ • know how some prisoners die In Geneva. Aug. 8 UPi-r-Dag Ham- Israeli announcement of the offer week that ambassadora ef (he tWo tion to achieve their end*. .. Paul Johnron slipped ahead of He agreed'with coinimittod'^coiui- pri.sons or are never heard from States shd other free nations,” marskjold. secretary general of countries would meet at Geneva to ‘ .i f the tfiiinese Communists will the statement said. • had made no mention of damages, Atty. Gen. J"; P. Coleman again sel Frank. 8.' Tavennar rJf., ttiSt a If you own a I9 5 l[ ^car in good condition, you can swing ( T i deal igain...l didn’t know.” the United Nations, held separate for the relativbs. negotiate on release of Americans live up to (he .United Nations in the race for governor of Missis­ charter, Dullee aaidivthey will.make And she indicated Schmidt meetings today wU-i U.8. imbaa- 86 Miles Off Course' in Red China and on other prac­ sippi today as the two leaders con­ (Continued od-Pnge ) doesn't know of her remarriage with him a few weeks before he asdor u. Alexis Johnson and Red The broadcast gave this account tical mattera of mutual Intereat. themselvee eligibla to n^otlate oh tinued to take turna holding- the When she itid: went overaeaa." Cbtna’e Anabaamdor Wong Ping- of the downing of the airliner, as Just as tlie Geneva meeting began awkei S«haef#r latle m gbedr Waver . . . fiover Hiot't -•f' . lead. ■ ■ ' ■ 1 think It’s better to come rom* Of Fine: "We’re very happy. I nan. determined by an official govern­ Monday, Peiping annoiiced the (ConttnuM on Page TwenHr-threo) Former Gov. Fieldinw Wrlght> l^ht M d lively, axcHing and toHifying. Next time you're looking don’t Uke it up hpra in the woods , and find your wife is happily mar­ The two ambassadors are'UIking ment commission compoaed , of and Rosa B arnett remained lit third' for tha boil In boor, pour temo i^oj enjoyment — Schaefer. with U5. Pay only $75 k monthK; bank financing. Own a beautiful ried than to come home and find but he's'been a good husband and privately here on steps to ease-Far three cabinet ' ministers and the and fourth places, reopecUvely, uii- she's been running around with I love him." Eastern tension. The talks were In attorney general. able to gain on th* two leaders as Riilletm s averytoody.’' - , j Fine Jiimaelf says little about recess today while both sides "In ail, the aircraft flew some the returns from . yesterday's Of Schmidt. »he Mtys: *I lovrt the strange SlbiaUen..<> awaited inetructiona from their 200 kilometers (about 125 miles) Democratic primary neared ^e froBi the'AP Wkee" him very much. After all. he la the capitals on 'the - question of r^>s- over Bulgarian territory,” about Confess Record Seen t^ o thirds ihark. -M ii father of my child. But I was only (CentiBoed on Page Two) triating civiliana who want to re­ 80 miles bff its course oyer neigh­ - Neither Johnson nor Colentsh, new Chrysler, srnartest._car on ifie road* Loaded with extras, turn home. boring Yugoslavia. msking' hla first statewide race, 11 NEAR FEEEOOBT I None of the parties concerned An air defense command post Sparking ’56 apparentty- vaa able to get a firm Hong Koog, Tburaday, A«g. 4 would discuss the nature of the received news that an unldenl.acd grip on the first spot. (/P)—Hong Kong boasod ooriy t*> Note from U. S. Doctored: Haminarskjold talks., foreign aircraft htd entered Bul­ A runoff election between the day with rumors thnt.lt Aiiml Meet Tenunorrow garian air apace. VThe edmmapd Washington, Aug. (fP)—The things Congress left undone, top' two ia dbrtaln Aug. 23. ran nlrmoii were nt th* viliogs od. - such as smooth^PowerfIite Transmission, Heater, Radio and Rear - The next meeting between John­ poet orderad two flghten to pur- Johnson, kon of a former gover­ Sumcbuii, Just across thp border A son and Wang will be held tomor­ a big part-of the jitory of thisi year’s session, promise lively nor, is maWng his third try for the In Red Chioo. There was M eaa> Yoshida row morning. squabbles-in 1956. A substantial part of-President Eisen­ top elective post in the statp. . finbbtlon from either BtMoh ad'. The two iuabassa-lora exchanged Ckilemsn slid Johnson had Americaa offMols,^ w ho.' m lf -y views yesterday on their No. .1 hower’s program either was left on the-shelf by the law makers, or els* succeeded in get-'^' swapped the lead back and forth they expected the mea to h» ” problem—the. rH>atrlatlon of some during Ihe early ountlng. brought to the boidar hy tha;.< 40 American eivilisna detained by ling only part of the way through Speaker, Tutone Paint, White Sidewall Tires, Power^^,!^Brakes, Tricked Japs ipto War before the first'session of the 84th 'ITie only candidate apparently daily train from Canton at hhsnt > the Peiping regime and an Indtf- put of the race was Mrs. Mary 1 pma. and to Oroo* arennd k , tnlte number of Ohl.neae students Congress ended esrly today. Fourteen important measure* News Tidbits Coin newspaper editor known for pm.~(t3, midnight. BST, Walk . fEDITOR'S NOTE: Bhigeru"privy council as'The Hull Note.'I who the Chinese Communists claim, her fights against compulsory so­ needoy.).^' ' \ the United States will not. allow which the President asked tor in ■ t- Voshldk, prime mlnlater *1 Japan was informed that only the. Amcr- hie State of the Union Message or CuU^ from AP, Wires cial security. for six yeara after the war, haa ieSn position was carried in a one- to return to the China mainland. All candidates .promtised voters TRIAL FOR NATO LEAR# > Both sidea clamped a secrecy Hd in later messages and statements, It ^^^wer Steering, Back-up Lights, Solex Clasil . . .all [and dig tfiis] gtven his memoir* to Aaahl, sided manner.' did* not reach hia desk they would fight to maintain th* Rome, Aug. S (IP) —BovaRu 'Japsin'a largeat newapoper. AtMl - jt was on the basis of this doc- on the talks, but It appeared ap^ i Police check in Providehoe, R. J. State's segregated schools. They Italian* west on trial today on . parent that proposals were sub­ i»mi,Some majorMajor Bills Hoagiag I ^,veals "not more than 18 per disagreed only on th* method of rhorges of giving sway NoHli mode them available to the A*- tored note—-accepted by Japan as mitted by one or both parties socUted Proa*. The foUowtog U a a virtual' U.8. ultimatum—that rc- un" the ■^eam^^SinmUd i P**'®'** ehech*^ ■* doing it, - -r AUoatle Treaty__OrgaMsntten' -Which' had to be referred to higher - It appeared the final vote woulcl •ecrets. The charge* did not soy. partial digeat.) luctaht Japanese civlIUtn leaders authority. m ^r7i ItUlf werHeft m ''"'y ** and some doubtful military chief­ lotU^imbo at least until January. ^ precenct Mtui^y did voU^ . . run well under the. predicted 425,* .to'whom'or whst oountty tha all for 8 7 5 A M O lf T H . So up and out "of that- chair! • ♦ ♦ Tokyo, Aug. 3 (fit—Shigeru Yoehl- U.B. officials aald tha talks prob­ InforninUaa'aMh Soak tains finally agreed tp war, ably would hav*. to be interrupted All pehding leglslstibn will be alive 000. da aaya In hla memoir* that aonw | yoahlda said, when ConrreflE returns for s new connection with a, Mon Unoffiqial returns from 1,176 of. by frequent receasea to permit Congress NEW TABOBSKY liU A L of Jlapon’a leader* at the «me ikiahida himself, with years of session on Jon. 3 day night on property of bus com­ 1,851 precincts-showed: Pearl Harbor tampered ^ th . the experience abroad ai a diplomat in such consultations.^ since the am- pany in Little Rock,. ArkT Johnson 55,782, Coleman 55,448, Hartford. Ang. g. naW ' *"*' "I -J t' lext of a final U.8. note, thus per London, Rome and Washington, The business remaining unfin­ W right 44.852, Barnett 19.829 and trial hoe hOea- aadaaod hy tsin'v aUading reluctant offlciala to agree (CeaUaned ea Page Beveateef j ished promises to add to the heat Massochiuetts becomes first Supreme Court of .Errata tor had-many miagivinga. He was ar­ of a 1956 session already certain do aUte In Union to have group Cain 11,484. We're wheeling^nd dealing and its your gain! rested by the military later In the "A constitutional amendment and Joseph L. Xahor*lm>efMarttotd. **"^Ia was a fraud by the mili­ be filled with oratory and political health, accident end life insurance oonrietod of. first dogreara -•»* wir when he joined a movement maneuvering Mncc it is a presiden­ plan for ita state employes, num­ white citiuns council* trimmed tary and amounted to conspiracy,” for a negotiated peace. Health Chief Quits {fegro voting.' " . " OE -teetUneoy _;ef Ido, declares Jffe 76-year-old - diplomat tial election year.. bering 30,000. . . Tito tells visiting •brother. Thd'npanlpttaa'dedaieailpttapd OalM from Battremeat U.8. ministers' ^ group Yugoslav , The constitutional amendment and politician who guided Japan as Perhaps the most important designed to. whittle dowfrsthe Ne- of the High OMrFtofr-to rotpaa feOpoa llm ■ -*~ prime minister through alx poet- Toshida was released toward the In Salk Shots Row BUaentaower bills left hanging were Communist Party re-eatoriag lato “ 1 end of the War. He was in retire­ gi!o, vote requires a w rittsn #x- that-Tahetalv wtfT. war years.. -V. - . - ■ ■ those to start a niulti-billion dollar relattons with Soviet Communist omination for anyone- saehing- to probably 'Yoahida said the note from the ment at hia aeaaida villa at Oiso, SO expanMon of the naUon’a highway Party.' penalty hi the'~*laylhg