V ■ ' ^ ' >' ','! TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1964 ------SIXTEEN Averua Daily Net Press Boo r rw the Week Badod U s m m d h m m Of U. ■- Aogoot 28. 1854 ■1 1 I T i' ,V., Delta Chapter No. 61, Royal Outing Planned Ornmnlly Sfibk Arch Masons, will hold a regular Nurse Graduates' Second Offender 1 0 ,9 7 8 iFrciiii About Town meeting tomorrow eveniw at 7 :S0 TlUauiilFBiFF IwUFuXUU J ■IghL L ott fSOB. in the Masonic Temple. 1 m i« will Skywatch Schedule HALE'S MeiBbor of tho Aodit aMI a mue womaY. Jailed, Fined $100 By Zipser Club Bomob of ClroBlattoa S(»niBa Lodge No.' 23 Order of be no degree work, but th^ busi Mancheiler— A City of ViUage Charm Vas* wdU resume lU monthly ness meeting will be followed by Headquarters meetings Thursday at 8 p.m. at the usual refreshments and socild Frank Naumec, 36, of 9 Dr. G, Wedaeoday, Sept. 1 The Zipser CHub wrill hold its an hour. High Priest Walter S. Broad- was fined $100 .and given a 60-day Midnight—2 a. m ...... Volunteers Needed nual outing Sunday, Sept. 5, ati FOR the Orange Hall. All past chair VOL. LXX ni, NO. 289 (ClaMflM AivertMng an Paga IS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 (’TWENTY PAGES) P R IC E F I V * men of the Lodge are urged to at- well would like to welcome a large term in the cotuity Jail last night 2 a. m.—4 a. m. , ...... Volunteeie Needed the Garden Grove.' The commit number of members at this first in Ellington Justice Court. tend„aa there will be a review of 4 a. m.—6 a. m...... Volunteers Needed tee in charge reporta a good sale «---- all the recommendations to be pre- meeting after the summer recess. Naumec, who entered a plea of 6 a. m.—9 a. m...... Volunteers Needed , -1 not guilty, was fined for operating 9 a. m.—Noon ...... Bin Evans, Lucy Burke of tickets and requests all mem gented to the Annual District Ralph A. Howard Jr., of 36 X/>dgo meeting, which will be held a motor vehicle while under the Noon—3 p. m...... Katheiine Ruttffers, bers to procure their tickets by Ridge St. and Susan J. Ferguson Infiuence of liquor and given the John Starkweather SatuMay, Tickets can be obtained Sept 24 in New Haven. of 22-A St. James St. filed a mar Jail sentence as a second offender. 3 p. m.—8 p. m...... Mrs. Harold Lord, Olive Chartier ait the clubroonui.' riage license application in the He was arrested Friday night 8 p. m.—8 p. m...... William Simpson, Barbara Wailett A 8«i was bom Saturday at the Hartford Bureau of Vital Statistics following an accident on Route 63 Weather permitting there will Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. 8 p. m.— 10 p. m...... Mrs. Virginia Liegl, Marion Cullen be a baaeball game and horseshoe yesterday. ,, in Ellington. Naumec was unhurt 10 p. m.—Midnight ...... Hyatt Sutliffe, (Seorge Ssratn Robert R. Hastings of 336 Center in the one-Car accident, but his pitching. Festivities will start at S t The winter schedule of 11 a. m. automobile received considerable Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Mu 10 a.m. services wil begin this Sunday at damage and had to be towed from nicipal Building, Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- ■ ______!______.days from 1-5 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone Number 9-0068. The Manchester Duplicate the Talcottville Congregational the scene...... Bridge Club announces that the Church. State Policeman Herbert Haber- weekly duplicate bridge tourna str(rfi, the investigating officer, said SEE ments will resume on Thursday The Alpiha Society will meet to ^ u m e o ’s car was headed south to the ZBA waa opposed at tha to Strant Street realdents that no I f wheq it left the highway, hit a hearing by the McClure Realty repairing waa to be done on tte Clarence H. Aadersen far evening, Sept. 9 at the VFW Home. morrow at 7:30 p. m. at the Sub Rcri9M. Refrigerators The first game will be a master Alpine Club on Bldridge Street.. sign ind continued a short distance Co., represented by Atty. John J. premises when it waa flMt pro This will be the first meeting of before if crashed into a utility O’Connor, will do bualneas under posed to build the gasoline sta LOANS chm Estimates Range from 300 to 500 point game. W ashers I A I the 1954-56 Season and a good at pole, sna p i^ g it off. the name of Art’s Texaco Auto tion. on second mortgages and nato- moblles. Also Insnraace; Other Applidflces A daughter was bom at the tendance is hoped for. motive Service, at 381 Main S t Further approval by State au -“9 Hartford Hospital Friday to Mr. Mary T. OrfiteUI Couple Observes The McClure Co., which built thorities Will be necessary, aince CONNECTICUT VALLEY and Mrs. Norman Hungerford o f Monday, Sept. 17, is the date ect the station for the Texaco Co. and the ZBA’a approval is for the site Realty and Investment Co. 23 Grant Rd. for the Book of the Month lunch Miss Mary Teresa Orfitclll. plans to lease it to Texaco on alone, not an approval of Bouthil- 74 East Center Street th«J!IIKHALCeei W in^^lay Jack-Stratys at Bolton Farm eon at Centinel Hill Hall, spon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael 40th Anniyersai^ Sept. 1, said their opposition to lier'a qualifications to set up a ga Tel. M1-9-468S New Attempt Made Shore Line sored by the Hartford County Bouthlllier waa based on promises rage; YWCA. The hour is 12:30 noon Orfitelli, 27 Warren St., was grad ■X Loss May Top and tickets may be obtained local uated from the Joseph 1-awrcnie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slnpamon, ly from Mrs. W. E. Dowty, Jr., 42 School of Nursing, at Lawrcnc-e 47 Boulevard St., West Sp|ing- Russell St. and Memorial Associated Hos field. Mass., will keep “open hooge” To Water Censur^^f^^\ pitals. New London, recently, and Saturday. Sept. 4. from 2 to H The Auxiliary of the Disabled waa winner of the Marjorie Mor p.' m. and 7 to 10, in celebration of ------htate Area Americian Veterans. No. 17 will gan WUnship scholarship for fur their 40th wedding anniversary. Havoc of 1938 They cordially invite their Man Washington, Sept. 1 vV? hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 ther study. WEDNESDAY MORNING points raised by Williams but also chester relatives and friends to call By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS p. m. ykt the VFW Home. Plana A graduate of Mt. St. Joseph's The lawyer for Sen, Mc told the lawyer: will he mad4 for a card party in Academy, during her first year of at their convenience during ti>e Carthy launched a new legal Hurricane Carol, whirling above reception periods. ”We ala not out on a wild By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS the near future. Ura. Elisabeth training she had the highest -scho i;ooae chase in this Inrulry.” with fury, smashed Connecti Caldwell will be in charge of the Mrs. Slnnamon was the former offensive today aimed at The Northeast states surveyed devastation and havoc o f lastic average for the pre-clinical HALE'S X SPECIALS Earlier, Watkins ruled firmly cut’s shoreline and battered Miss ElUzsbeth Noble, and the throwing out some of the cen social tomorrow evening. course. In the second year she was that Sen. Johnson (D-Colo) has a Hurricane Carol today as the. death list mounted to 49 and chosen to represent her class at ceremony wss performed on Sept. sure charges against the Wis right to sit In on the hearings re its Inland areas yesterday, unofficial estimates placed property damage at from 300 to the Cleveland, Ohio, convention of 3. 1914, at the home of her par consin Senator. gardless of what he might have leaving today destruction 500 million dollars. nursing. She w-as also secretary of ents by the Rev. Glbeon C. Mosh Edward Bennett WlIIlamB said about McCarthy in the pas-.' er, who was pastor of the North which likely will run into the New~Enghind was hardest hit b.v the season’s third hurri the graduating class. Summer Schedule Is Oveir — W e . Resume turned to thta after losing; an at He said: Police Arrests Methodist Church of Manchestde. millions of dollars. cane which spent itself out in Canada after its fierce whirl 1912-1915. Since her marriage she tempt to ret the special Senate "I can’t see how any legal objec At least one death and many in committee , ' invesUrratiag 'the tion of any shape or form can be up the Atlantic coast yesterday. has made her home in West juries were attributed to the storm charges to direct its vice chair made (to Johnson’s sitting on the which pounded the shore ahead of Carol’s greatest fury was spent along the Rhode Islapd A man first mistakenly identified Springfield. Wednesclay Morning Openings Tomorrow, Sept I men, Sen. Edwin C. Johnson, to committee) that could be main as Elmer 'Trigger” Burke, the es Engagement high tides. find Massachusetts coast line. Cape Cod beach areas were a clarify his personal stand on Mc tained as a matter of law or a mat New London Hardest HU capee chained with ahooting Carthy. ter of fact.” shambles of splintered cottages. It was believed damage Specs” O’Keefe, (who w*a ques Trade Name Filed Biggest damsge -report so far might be greater than that of the 1938 hurricane. Wlltiama erg;ued that the cjm - McCarthy and Willlam.s had ask came from New London where city tioned in connection writh the big Seabnng-Hall Shop Fqr fh^se Specials Until Noon Tomorrow mittee ought to drop a charge ed the committee to direct - that Brink’s holdup in Boston nearly Capt. and M n. Cornelius S. Sea- officials estimated winds and National Guardsmen patrolled Cape Cod towns to prevent With Town Clerk that M cCulhy waa contemptuous Johnson say whether he had been floods brought a million dqllar looting. four years ago), and subsequently bring of Portamouth, N. H., an- of a Senate Rules s -.bcommittee correctly quoted in the Denver identified by police as Frederick noimce the engagement of their loss. A major problem for household-j which investigated McCarthy in Post last March on statements era and food handlers waa lack of 1 Light, of Sandy Ridge, Pa., arrest daughter, Joan Sandra, to Donald Arthur BouthlHier, of Maple which they skid "show a predilec- Tile destruction — battered ed yesterday by Patrolman Eman Street, Ellington, granted a per CLOSEOUT OF 1962, He contended the subcom shorefronts. smashed homes and refrigeration. Scores of cities and j More Storm Photos Carter Hall, son of Mrs. Walter Back To School Special mittee was' “ acting outside the tion.and predisposition on his part” uel Motola on a charge of va R, Hall of 42 Strong St. mit to secure a repairer'a license cottages, utilities losses --- was ex towns were without power. Ice and j scope of Its authority from tlie in tne censure case. dry ice were at a prenUum. grancy, Waa moved' to Hartford Hall graduated with honors from by the Zoning Board of Appeals With that out of the way, the pected- to run even higher along Pages 8,11,12,13 County Jail pending posting of a following a public hearing Aug. ' TRIPLE ROLL X first day” and hence it was impos the rest of the storm-pounded Long Power Delay Manchester High School in 1946 TERRY BEACH JtOBES sible for McCarthy to be in con committee went back (o putting in $1,000 bond, police said today. - ' 23, filed a certificate of registra shoreline. A state of emergency One utility said it might be and graduated from Dartmouth tempt of it. . the record some of the 1952 cor Light', identified as Burke by a college in 1950. At the Dartmouth tion of trade name yeeterday with Short length in white only. Children 7 to 12, ladies’ small, was declared. three days before electric power Chairman Watkins (h-Utah) respondence -between McCarthy tleralv . ___ , is restored to sonM communities: Manchester couple who said Light graduation he was commissioned tire Towm.Clerk’s office. ALL WHITE ANKLK5 medium, large. Reg. $5.08— sale From the Connecticut River to asked them the way to Providence / Bouthlllier, whose appllution did not rule on this Immtdiately; The shove scene was taken late yesterday afternoon at the LMnard Oiglio farm,, South Bond In Bol and pwnert of freezers, domestic an ensign in the United States He said ha would order the corn- (CoBtinoed OB Page Nlneteea) the Pawcatuck and up the Thames ton. The silo at the left end of the bnm was badly damaged and the three large seettmi^of a second and commercial, faced heavy loss, Hurricane on Sunday night. in the Shady Navy and has served three years. WiUi nylon reinforced heel and toes for extra wear. Sizes SH' past Norwich today the work of plen area, ii ^ in g further inves t o l l . silo, which was completely demolished, are In the center. At the time the bam was Mt by the high of stor^ goods. Miss Beabring attended Hood restoration after the big blow was winds, Gigllo states, 4,500 hales of hay were piled Inside. Be- Judges that at least of It will be a Without dry ice, freezers would j ted. His case was continued on \ under way, but it has a long way a dqy to day basis. College and was graduated from total loss. The alios were empty, but the com on the farm Is only 10 days awray (imn harvosL be o f no vahte after 24 hours. J George Washington University in to go. ' Dolly Bom REDUCTION OF Police reported the arrest yes- One national ice cream plant] terday\^ternoon of Kevin Kelli- the Capital in 1053. , McCarthy Probers Not a train had run between with headquarters in Massachu-1 her, 1 7 , ^ East Hartford, charged 'The wedding will take place in 5 p a i r f o r Npw London and Westerly, R. I., setts had 100,000 gallons of ice lie JAR ON UROE writh op er^ n g a motor vehicle Portsmouth, N. H., Sept, 18. from early yesterday morning up cream on hand. They kept their Off Florida to 10:30 a. m. today. Sen. Maybanfc,j^^g^ FamiueS HU without a d r ie r ’s license, and re Reduced For Clearance freezers shut snd planned to use IN S TA N T M AXW ELL leased on $25 bond. Most electric lines were “hot” dry ice if needed. John P. L,ahaX^24, o f Kensing ONE TABLE OF Ma n y it e m s o f lit on Row Ruling again but hundreds of homes and H e m o e r f l t ^ Another hsndiqSp was telsphone Miami, Fla., Sept.' 1 (4>— COFFEE ton, arrested Sunoky by State Po THE HOME OF Motorola establishments had lost connection service. Throughout New England The fourth hurricane of th* lice and charged writh passing on with them. Slone 245,000 telephones want put. season developed today in the “ We carry a complete line of Dies Suddenly Ths New Ehiglsnd Telephone and Oar'Associated Grocers ware- the right, has his case slated for UNDERWEAR Washington, Sept. 1 (/P)— Senators wTio spent 36 turbulent The Southern New England By Shor^Damage Atlantic about 725 milra east bonae at Hartford is iargo Motorola products.” 1965 tele REMNANTS Telephone Co. had 11,000 stations Telegraph Co. which servest all court Sept. 17. days probing the McCarthy-Army row split last night on of Jai(:ksonvilIe, Fla.' The eabugh to supply ns with all vision sets, radios, car radios including cotton gowns, rayon slips, bed Jackets. Value to $3.98 out in the district, and 3,000 out Flat Rock, N. C., Sept. 1 New England save Connecticut and record players. whether ^ n . McCarthy (R-Wis) was at fault, but all of augment^ its crews with 1,000 tropical disturbance s^wned grocery items at carload prices, /Xfttie/Jwe CHoseout in the Immediate area of this city. Sen. Burnet Rhett Maybank, 65, Reports of severe Wrricane damager-and tales of dra ^ as a, very small service charge. them aimed barbs at Roy M. Cohn and two. High Army The company had restored serv a life-long. South Carolina Demo out-of-territory linemen. In its in an easterly wave which haa Sesricfiig Just about 60 stores WEST SIDE Y 4 lo V i OFF ice to some 5,OO0 telephones as of crat, died at his summer home matic experiences—c ^ e today from Manchester area people five states thers are 220,000 telet .ESAL SEV?RA«^ officials. t ^ phones out of commission- The re been lihder close observatioR la and near greater Hartford, u i n n ' s Republicans and Democrats di-4 this morning and expects to have here early todaj^of a heart at who either own or/were visiting cottages along the Con- At LOW. PRICES RECORD SHOP Be here early for best selection—short lengths and dress pair Job was nstimated at $3,000,- by the Weather Bureatf for our warehouse Is also in a po- Q v erg ^ In parctllng out responsi-1 nearly ail storm-damage lines In tack. necticui- and R h ^ e Island s hore. Two Manchester-owned sltloa to move.fast when price lengths of all types of fabrics. 7 9 - to responsi INavy Absolves the western part of the state hack 000. the past two days. cords and Acceeaories Mllty for Uis controversy.^ I o' Members of-his household said cottages are ; knoW to he com -(' reductions occur. in service by tonight. Meanwhile, he was "feeling fine yesterday” Of the death toll, 42 occurred in Named Dolly, for the fourth lat Arthur Drue Storos Republicans absolved McCarthy! pletely destroyeiL’Others suffered New England. Of these 16 were Eis A. WOODS several hundred men and scores of and (hat death cams in his sleep lesser damagejtnd eome were in ter lii the alphabet, the hurricane Today they announced reduc .HOURS S A. M. to n P. M. of improper conduct but said he either unidentified or lacking of was locatad at noon near latitnda tions on both large and small Mapmaker as about' 12 ;1S a.m. fortunate loc^ on a Where neither Local Farmers 883 Ceni S t MI-9-1918 A SMALL LOT OF SLIGHT IRREGULARS had been lax. Democrats attributed I ficial confirmation. TThey were re 30.1 north, longitude 89A west, sices of instant N A X W ^ L “ Inexcusable actions” to both , the (Continued on Fnga Nineteen) His death reduced the number winds nor l^ h tides were serious: _ _ _ of Democrats in the Senate to 46. ported at the height of the storm. moving northward at about 20 HOD8E COFFEE . . AND Odds and Ends Sale Senator and Cohn, former chief People wh aJa. Mssaschusetta (lov. (Jhristisa A; miles an hour. WE ARE HApPY TO PASS counsel to the Senate Inveatiga- Herter planned to fly to (Jape Ood nnSM ON TO YOU. Effective . tions subcommittee McCarthy Independent. of theytomblned fury of wind snd j ^ ^ __ Dolly was Just barely a hurri Washington, Sept. 1 (S’)— Stat Adenauer Asks No Doubt of Sueoeseor this afternoon to tour M>e damaged cane. Winds Wert estimated at Monday monilng, Aug. SO. The WANDELL- heads. sections. In the Busxarda Bay ares large . INSTANT MAXWELL, PLASTIC PLACE MATS NURSES UNIFORMS $7.00 ing that a “grave injustice” had In . traditionally Democratip * W w sriud Awsy 65 to 75 miles per hour in squalls HOORAVVIT^ COOKIES WEEK And ..both sides said Secretary I Storm Damage alone best eaUmates said 500 to full I f 'o t . wHll be—Old price o f the Army Stevens had sought to been done Abraham (Jhasanow in South Carolina there^ was no >ne of the worst damages from east of the center. WTinds are Restoration^ of 600 cottages were affected by hurricane force'When they are 75 $1.09 less 14c reduction. Less ANDERSON appease McCarthy and (John and reports linking him with suspect doubt a Democrat would' be -named e storm suffered. b.v local resi Manchester slowly began Aa water. miles per hour or more. 16c for deal pack. had failed to stand up for what he ed subversives, the Navy today to succeed him- ^ dents was the complete loss of Dp.- AT THE M ISS PASTRY SHOP cleai-edjtbe veteran mapmaker of A successor probably .win be digging its way out from under the From his State House office. Gov. (>ales extended outward 100 to ^ 1 9 ^ each regarded as his rights. Both were Bernard Sheridan’s cottage it NEW IKIW PRICE ^ 1 YQ Building security charges, and ordered him German Power named in the general election Nov. fallen trees and power lines left Herter Issued s statement asking ISO miles in the eastern semicircle Lg. Jar SUA\MER DRESSES $7.00 critical, too, of Army Counselor Point O’Woods. Dr. Sheridan sightseers to stay out of disastsr Cream, pink and chartreuse only. Not all sizes and colors. Values to $5.98—Now jS m ,' John O. Adams. returne MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., WEDNESDAYvZSEPTEMBER 1, 1964*< house at Misquamtcut R- I., has foundation and two cars behind on a rmif top. They wtra strssvn all along the Mvoie;” ahe Rudolph F a t arson.of Noroton MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 ■ ' 'families Hit told friends here that his cottage it wers buried ^ the top in sand. later rescued by an Army truck. said, “and housM ware UteraUy Halghta, Conn. He alao leaves two received very slight damage. His Power in the 'watchWi ‘ Hill “ section Mrs. Ruddell saw cottagas tom out from their roots.'' She said sisters, Mrs. Fred A. Johnson of seemed optimistle about . . hts place is right on the waterfront was cut off Shortly after 9 in the bouncing around like corks aa they many buildings were completely Obituary Bolton and Mrs.. Albert J.^ Robin to marry her. 'When he refused, shower. It waa held at tha home Sbore Damage morning and Robert J, McKhihey obliterated and every so often It Wat TirriblK I^itaker Executed he told the Jury, she told him she chances of escaping the death Three Showers of Mrs. Robert Drew, IS Norwood but because the cottage has a deep bounced against one another and son of Manchester, and five grand- X waa pregnant. chair. iL St., Greenfield. The room wss cellar it was unharmed. A great of Route ^44A, who made the trip in the' area. around a flUing station they would see debris flying by. abns. '9«MMfl«9a*i X Lo Westerly to inquire about the Mrs. Tasker said the storm broke tMVIHMH He testified he then agreed to “This will be a different wby of decorated with pastel colored « froM Pac* Om ) amount of sand, however, was next to the bridge ahe aaid there Funeral aervicea will be held For Death of Girl take her to Clovia, N. M., Snd going back to Connectl(nit than I For Miss Davis streamers and a watering can ►CARETTU^'^ blown into the cellar. local woman, was unable , to con was so much water it looked at about 8 a.m. on the Cape and Deaths Friday afternoon at 2:30 In Eman W-I-D-K B-C-B-K-E-N tact home until he reached Nor after the Coast* Guard took over ^arol Battered New Bedford marry her. But on the way, he had hoped for," Whitaker told a filled with confetti. walk w u wrecked and the water Rescued b;- Youths if there had neyer been dry land uel Lutheran Church. The Rev. “JOHNNY GUITAR” (OaatfaiiMg tiMB Page Oaa) sai(L Joyce Fern told him she was reporter yestenlay. "I had hoped Mist Dorothy Davis, daughter aaat^ about k.ooo feet inland. wich on the return .trip this morn there. most of the people in the station Carl E. Olsdn, the pastor, will The third shower was given at Mrs. Sarah RObinron of Route ing. He reports the area is under la Celar With Jaaa Crawfard not pregnant. A quarrel followed to go back with a wife and baby, of Mr. and Mr*. Edward L. Davis, the home of Mrs. Walter Feldman Arthir irps Bamlo Fogarty of i l l Ridge S t 44A in Bolton reported tVe busi She .saidethe radio had reported where she was staying were evac officiate and burial will be in East rial I Whitaker, during the long search but I guess it wasn't God's will. martial law .and private paaa some peo^e leaving the area uated to the highest spot in town. Kjellson Stricken Cemetery. “MAEE HASTE TO UVE” Like Beast Without Warning and a Swrilieh girl who had sent Jr, of IS Proctor Rd., has been of Sunderland, Mass., aunt of Miss ness section and harbor at Watch Frl., “Wake Ot R*4 Witch” for the girl, offered hla aid and him his engagement ring back en (3od- didn't v/snt It that way, and phoned frienda laat night to report necessary to enter the area. voluntarily about 8:45 in the Emotionally, she said, most of Friends may call at the Wat I'm ready to accept his way.” recently honored with three bridal Davis. Mrs. Morton and Miss that hie cottage at Point O'Wpoda Hill. R. I., “a shambles” when she Ixi^*S Point Damage the people were fairly calm. But, kins Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen visited her grieving relatives to te r ^ the conversation. Eleanor Morton, mother and Sis returned to town this morning. morning but heard no more as the At Work, Dies « tMBi Pag* Oaa) Whitaker’s mother and hla •bowers. Buffered no damage at all. N.A.W. ""Tlsastpr struck at the cottage power went off about that time. she sdded, “people who came down ter SL, tomorrow from 2 to 4:30 Libraries Closing offer Empathy. 'Whitaker aaid they slapped ter of the groom-to-J>e, assisted. She and her companion, Mrs. by- train and had no independent and 7 to 9, and until 10.30 Friday each other' and his' mind went brother, 19-year-old Bruce, left TTie first shower was given at The room was decorated with blue JohaaoB, Sr., of 48 Walnut St., who Margaret AiiOerton, 29 Campfieid of George French yesterday while Most people did. pot leave be boats which had broken loose He was arrested after transfer Houston at 6 p. m., (COT) for their the home of Mrs. John Speed, 28 his family, including four children cause there had been no warning means of transportation were Ernest U KJellson, 135 Porter morning. < blank. He said that when he came and white stieamera and white aiae .haa a cottage at the Point, Rd., were evacuated frOm their generally More iqieet.” St., died suddenly last night while from the harbor. The Mary Che'>ey Library, from Reese Air Force Base at to and found his sweetheart home in Wethersfield, 0>nn., ‘a Wellman Rd., by Mrs. Aldred wedding 'oclls. Cards attached to cottage juat off the Main Street wSre vacationing there. His aum- that the at'orm would be so severe. at hla work at the Hamilton Stand On* foreign bom gentleman the West Side Branch and the lAibbock but stubbornly denied any Hartford suburb. Their plane left Davis and Mr*. Carl Fairbanks, r^orted that there waa no damage nier home at Lord's Point, Ston- About 10:30 a.m. the storm She found that "the old timers Strangled to death with a ^ tto n varying length* of streamers told at 11 a.m. yeaterday by a team from tha.\town were the least up ard Propellers. Windsor Locks. said .that he waa reminded of Ven Whiton Memorial library will connection with the girl’s disap cord around her neck that he approximately six hours beiore Mrs. Marshall Davis and Miss Miss Da7‘is where to find packages to hl4 eottage. Moet of the cottages of young people wi.o had to carrir Ington, ..was pushed over on its abated somewhat and the sun even Bom in Manchester, Oct 32, m A I Ml I Of w \ be closed Saturday, Sept. 4 and pearance. Then suddenly he de buried her on the prairie. Then he the schedn'ed execution. Thelma Davis, who will be bridal which were hidden throughout the which were up on the hill and away sid^e by the water and strong broke through, blit then the wind set, since they appeared to ice as he watched the|s ocean- them through water that waa then accustomed to euch violent weath 1892, son of the late Carl and Sel FuneralR Monday, Labor Day. cided to lead officers to Joyce lost ail memory of the event, he The mother and brother made attendants. The bride-elect’a gifts house. She opened them sitting on from the waterfront escaped the washing over the porch. They winds of the hurricane. Mr. shifted and it started to blow H a r t f o r o g^ng vesaels drift up the newly several appeals in Whitaker's be hurricane ruin. French, of 56 Porter St., who was er conditions. ma Johnson KJelleon, he had lived Fern’s garrotted body. To the laat, testified. were placed on a festively decor a hassock under the blue and report the usually quiet harbor worse than ever and did not let up Hrilef operatlona were conduct here all his life. He was a member DRIVE-IN created waterways, which a few he denied remembering actually But two weeks later Whitaker half. ated table, placed in the archway white streamers in the center and BANTLY 0! Marooned ua Beach was an awe<.«me sight-£i the aea not with his family yesterday. Is until about 2 in the afternoon, ahe Ramejr McVeigh Whitaker's body wss shipped to at the shore today trying to rescue ed by the National Guard, the of Emanuel Lutheran Church and Funeral services for Ramey. abort houri previous had been killing his sweetheart said, he remembered burying the from which hung a large white put them in a brightly colored Joaepb Handley and his daugh broke over the street,''flooded the said. police and Coast Guard, and the served on its Board of Deacons for main streets. Soviet Aide Faced At his trial in Lubbock, there -body and led officers to the grave. a Hartford, Conn., funeral home bell with white streamers attached basket. Colored balloons bung in ter, Joanne, of 385 Main St., were stores and swept into si '.e streets. what is left of his" property. One incident she heard about McVeigh of 4 Nelaon PI., were today by rail. It was dreaaed In a Frenchis mother told The Her Salvation Army waa also there many years. He was a member of held this morning at 8:30 from Luckily, one of the navigable waa .testimony that Whitaker drpve He helped with tl>e digging that to sliver wish bones. Dainty-re- the doorway and the guests show atayiag a t QuonaahonUug, R. I., It hsd been plsiined to evacuate which illustrated the strength of passing out blankets and food. the Brotherhood and the Luther- waterways passed a duplex apart a borrowed automobile down an unearthed her nearly nude body. dark blue suit, white shirt and freabments were served. ered Miss Davis with confetti as thU week and were forced to stay ald this morning that while at the the storm was the location of the the John B. Burke Funeral Home, Betrayal by Wife Whitaker blamed newspaper,' blue tie that his mother selected Nurses and friends working TF:'l. Ml';,.' 9- Carol's refugees to the Watch Hill cottage, yeaterday they had called weds of the church, also a past- 87 E. Center St-, and at 8t. Bridg ment house which hadheeirTocked alley to the rear of the White ahe ehtered. at the beach because the whole chapel but when the doorS to' that amusement park's ferris wheel master of Manchester Lodge, No. In Technicolor! by the wind. A courageous hus home. Joyce Fern was washing her radio and television ppblicity on before she leftTsxas last night. with Mlsa Davis at the Franklin Miss Davis will become the shoreland was like an island for the state poljce about 9:30 when after the big blow was over. It et’s Church at 9. The Rev. Robert She selected a'gray casket for TEL ROCKVIli ; ' . - impreasive building blew off they they noticed strong winds. The Carroll waa celebrant and tho h e d swam from the structure to Sydney, Australia, Sept. 1 (if)— hair in the kitchen, testimony said, the death and trial for his death County Hospital, Gireenfield, Maas, bride of Irving Morton Sept. 18 at two or three hours. The cottage were removed to a private hopie. was resting on top of the skating "LIVING IT UP” Mrs. Evdokia Petrov aaid today but left hurriedly with the cadet to senten(ie and until his laat dk'y he her son. gave the bride-to-be her second the South MeU)odist Church. they were staying at was im- police told them there waa no hur rink. f. A b o u t Tow n Rev. George P, Hughes waa dea a drifting boat. Witnesses' sold Returoing to her cottage later, ricane and to stay put. Shortly con. Sub-deacon was the Rev. MARTIN and LEWIS that the man paddled it back, she would have betrayed her Rus go to Clovis, N. M., to be married. harmed, but some of the cottages Mrs. Robinson found two of the Where Mrs. Ruddell was, on top sian diplomat huaband last spring She‘was never seen alive again. there were pretty well damaged. afterward the winds changed and of the hill, about the only damage Jerry Bouvia, small son of Mr. Theodore Gubalo. Mrs. Ariyne JANET LEIGH carried his pregnant wife from the ■WRBMiRWRR»RUMRWRBRIMWJMRMIJIIUEEaiaMRriRIBiR«[ yachts usually moored in the har waves canle up over the top of the and Mrs. Gerrald Bouvia, 39 Dr. O, Garrity sang and presided at the SHEREE NORTH building and placed her in thb had ahe kpown he Intended to quit Whitaker, 23, entered the death One was left with only a chimney bor aground in the vicinity of the received waa to the cottage next the Soview^lor the tVeat Btaadtng and another had its gar^ house and pushed it on Us side, door, which had several windows whose, fourth birthday occurred organ. boat. Then lost eeen, the pair chambei- at 12:02 a.m. (COT), re flrehotise, the Main' Street littered blown in. Sunday, was" surprised when six The burial waa in Calvary waa headed “downstream” to an She told 0)* Australian Royal ceived the first bolt of electricity age blown out from under it. The with sand, seaweed, merchandise Cabin. Cruiser Smashed ‘‘CEASE FIRE” Commlaaion on Elaplonage her at 12:04 a.m. and waa pronounced Handleys were able to return to The occupants were able to Werner Cottage Lost of the neighboring children and Cemeterj', Holyoke, Maas., and amergency relief station. and broken glass from the flooded eight from Simsbury and Coven Father Manning read the commit husband Vladimir’'Red alone from dead two minutes later. Manchester after the sto^ih sub stores and a stray row boat wash escape, but could not ar.Ivage any Many local' people had cottagea STARTS SUNDAY CD BBd Red.Croaa Ready the Russian Embaa^ here, where sided and have returned to the at Misquamtcut and suffered heavy try, accompanied by their par tal service. Aa the acreaming wind knocked “I want to thank everybody who ed up next to her cottage. thing. Their amall cabin cruiser Bearers were Patrick McCann, “Magnificent Obaeoslon* he was third s4cretarjr, "because has helped me in any way,” ahore today. The large mercantile building at was also smashed aid their sta damage. Among them were the Ed ents, arrived in the afternoon to "ROB ROY” down trees, shattered windows, 3 DAYS TO SAVE IN KEITH'S James Hynds, John McVeigh, he was afraid of me.’’-» Whitaker said aa he was being Ghurence Anderson of 167 the entrance to the public beach tion wagon was completely sub ward Wemera, of U Bremen Rd., help him celebrate. Relatives ripped off roof tops, felled power whose cement block cottage waah- and friends from Philadelphia, James F. MeVeifSh, James B. Mc lines and its oo-dastroyer, the Both she and her husband iought strapped Into the electric chair. Mnceton St, who lids a summer appeared to be washed froni its merged under water, but waa Veigh, and Vincent McCann. CHiiDDEPd and were granted political asylum He hesitated and added: rescued after the storm died ed away after Mrs. Werner, vaca Plattsburgh, N. Y., and Glaston Ml Winqlind , f irq' ' ' ocean waves, made hundreds home in Australia in April. Petrov df*- down. tioning there with her two girls, bury, who were unable to be pres less, tha Civilian Defenae and Red Well, I guess that’s about It.” had left with the Rlris for‘ higher ig: ent, remembered Jerry with gifts. Cross Worked feverishly sdmints-. eerted the (>ommunia^ first and 'Dien he turned to G. R. Shep- Mrs. Charles S. House said that ground about 10 a.m. Werner was Games were played and party re- taring aid to victims. turned oVer Sheafs of secret docu hera. superintendent of buildingB their cottage at Giant's Neck suf at the shore today surveying the fisshmenta were eerved oh the The Herald's photogrspher man ments on espionage to the Austra at Ui4 big Huntsville Prison and fered no serious damsge. Their situation. lawn. ( aged to stay afoot during the lian government. Mrs. Petrov, who said: You DonH Have to Pay Extra for house was protected by a high aea There may also be a few disputes height of the storm by moving in had bisen a code clerk In the Em Capt. Shepheri), thank you for wail as most of the cottages in' the over property rights os a result Seymour Upset of New York MANCHESTER a southerly direction .when the bassy, was on her way back to being good to me." Those were cove theie are. The Houses went of the ‘storm because Mrs. Werner Moscow when she changed her his last words, ^ ■ to the shore today to see if their City waa arrested this morning and wind was blowing from east to asid the cottagea of Oornellua charged with speeding by State Dhxve-9«-')keAtYe west. Aa the wind changed its mind and also decided to stay In 'Whitaker’s execution was the sailboat which was in the water Foley, of 49 Scarborough Rd., Wal course, he too changed, avoiding Australia. last chapter in the January, 1953 waa safe. Pcriice. Upset was stopp^ near Boltx7n Nct6^ Mrs. Petrov said today she ter Scadden, of IS Courtland St., the South 'Windsor line on the A:oc/rf-- the channel-Iika path of Mother strangulation slaying of the pretty DeacribM Scene and Howard Works, of 45 Cone Wilbur odea Parkway. Nature’s monster. Would have tried to induce her and attractive high school senior . One eye witness" report of the St.,, were all . moved to other lota LAST TIMES TONIGHT .As groups viewed the debris husband to return to the Embassy he said he planned to marry. storm's furys.came from Mrs. Elarl by the hurricane and the waves. from a high vantage point and and then would, have told Russian He testified a t his trial that E m u w An anniversary Mass will be said Ernest L. KJellson F o m i d u n lo v e a n d officlalR ;hl3 intentions if he had when he told Joyce he was being Ruddell of 143 Lakewood Circle Others who probably suffered tomorrow morning at 7:46 at St. looked acroes the city, few house ThEASUKEOFTHE chimneys remained, only an occa confided in her. trsnsfeired to San Antonio for So., from her cottage on top of heavy damage, oa their cottages James’ Church for fha repose of 73, A.F. and A.M., and a high priest miAM lOSI “What would have happened to Whiskey! the hill in Weekapaug which over are all in the same area, ars those the soul of Felix Farr. of Delta Chapter, RAM. He served sional television antenna Jutted further training she begged him Fan Back - rityward and an eerie silence him then I do not know,’’..ihe said. looks the trailer camp in Mts- of Leonard Eccelente, 35 LUley with the Army In World War I'and y\im “Of course I would have aaid quamlcut. St., Ray. Paris, 66 Westminster SNAKE UPSETS TRIP waa a member of the Dilworth- reigned. Veteran members of the U. 8. I did not share hl'a Intentioiu and RiAD WHY FLEISCHMANN’S She said the could see trailers Rd., and Francig.' Mahoney, 19 Clifton Forge, Va. (P) — Mr. and Comell-Quey Post 102. American 01 nil L would have gone back home,” being Jammed up against the road Hamlin St. Roger Lemire, 15 Mrs. Roy K. Dotson were en route Legion, and Unne Lodge, Knights Navy believed that they had seen SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CHAIR.... Tower Rd., pirobably lost the tent of Pythias. Possessing an excellent the equal of the storm at sea, but Mrs. Petrov added. HIOHIR PROOF GIVES YOU MORE bridge over the channel into by auto to some grocery shopping M 3E5S1rol.oR KIV,\ ’ FAINTS REGULARLY 339.95! A- Brightman Pond and aaw two or he usually pitches at the trailer whfn Mfs, Dotson noted a four- bass voice, he ..was for years a never on land. Several “aalts" gracefully designed chair camp area in Migquamiciit each member of the Beethoven Glee along the battered waterfront Although a huge iron ore de ENJOYMENT AT LESS COSTI three go into the pond while two foot snake under her feet. WMle Co-Hit: “THE DESPERADO” posit was discovered on'the Que- W.H. ENGLAND available' in choice of summer. Dotson tried to swing off the high Club, now disbanded. with Wayne Morris Shared this opinion. green, red or lime: with others washed back out to sea. KJellson leaves his wife, Anna Radio stations went off th, air bec-Labrador border In -'1893, no TeL 2n-9-02«t Small cottages on Atlantic Resetw Crew way to park Mrs. Dotson hurriMly STARTS TOMORROW determined effort .was ma(le to mahogany finish exposed The heroism of Robert Anderson, ti;ansferred to the rear seat only Anderson KJellson; a son, Ernest aa the power failed. Dally papers LUMIER COMFANY You're sore to get extra enjoyment Ayenue were roof deep in water failed to go to press. exploit it until the 1940s. wood frame and grip and she could see as one family 56 Winter St., and four other up- tp-^find the snake had beat a re John KJellson, and two daughters, SHIRLEY BOOTH *' arms. Ssgl'eas spring con, when you buy extra-Proof whiskey. treat underneath the front seat Mrs. Ernest W. Benson and Mrs. Recsuae,0f. the suddenness with of flve, including a baby, a ten identifled Manchester youths wss ROBERT RYAN which the' ’cane struck, factories atruction. For “ProoF! tells you 4 whiskey's year old girl and thrSe others, was Isuded today when The Manchester while she went over it. Herald learned they used a small Dotson cut his hand trying to AIB CONDmONBD nHALWAUIS’nuuiai did not allow workers to leave for “strength.” Today, most blends Are boat to help rescue those trapped kill the anakje. which finally took DeSa Marlla _ A. QalaS home until the impact was felt- By no more than 86 IToof. But Fleisch' 'Sfound Misquamicut by the ter refuge under the back seat. A iir . J e r r y Lewlr Fracla Castle that time conditions were so bad. $ •L trisa IT I'F* “TBi; LONG few workers chcac to fight the 34.9 5 mann’s is a full 90 Proof! This means rific storm. reluctant Mrs. Dotson entered the WAIT” Anderson had been vacationing front seat and kept 'a keen eye on T ara. ,3:13 3:S 3.t:U R MfiAMOUWrPietUHt elements in a homeward trek. that you get more flavor—more en« at the beach there when the storm the bkek while Dotson drove into s n s R The plants were the hardest hit. f r CarlMei! Also: “OUTLAW TERRITORY” financially. Flood waters ruined Budgat Terms joyment in every drink. S Cs J ! hit. town.' He got medical treatment 9». “Macalhceat-sih< ■ ■■ ■ ‘ MacDonald Carey, Joanne Dru Campers Suffer for the cut hand and help in dis YJ¥ gfJFJ930/¥ countlees tons of materials and Proof detennines the amount of taxes A number of Manchester resi lodging the reptile. P t K g C T permanently disabled machinery. collected by the^U. S. Government on. dents who camp at Hammonasset It was identified aa a harmless Dazed by the ordeal.'the people n i r m u n State Park in Madison for the variety. In the streets epitomized it all ~ IMOIS 301 CHIIDUN wbiskijn. And although Fleischmann summer suffered heavy 'losses to with three words, “It was ter Mys fl.03 more per case than 86 their portable houses and tents. The Ta|cott St. Church at Hart rible." Bunk Bed Proof blends, Fleischmann’s costs you Tents were picked up like match- ford, Conn., WM built in 1819 by leu than many brands of lower Proof, sticks and tossed around. Negroes who said they had “ grown Given On C.O.D. Deliveries There were mpre than 5,000 tired of sitting in the galleries of Try Hei'sohmann’s—you'll agree that campers at Hamtnonasset when 2IANOHESTER OEUVEBIES white people's churches.” MONDAY aad THURSDAY Ensemble it's the best blended whiskey value in storm warnings were first received. $249.50 Value! Most evacuated the area, however, RAYLESS REGULARLY 3129.50! America! Buy a bottle—today 1 it is reported. Complete with two Edward 'V. Coughlin, a summer PROGRAMS DIAPER SERVICE. Priced According' To springs and- two mat, resident at the Hammonasset EAST HARTFORD CaiAD.3-l243Fer Size: tresses. ' Rich Colonial KROEHLER SLEEP or LOUNGE RANGE & FUEL OIL camping area, reported his boat iVideo Everyday—AU Riffhta ReMrved—H. T. DJcklnsori A Co., Inc. -E tM cI IMspw SwriM” Maple with ladder and was smashed to ,^btts. His portable 2'/i to 6 .v...$4.95 aide rail. May be used aa house did not suffer any damage, FAMILY DRIYE-IN a double decker or' aa he said. CHILDREN under 12 FREE separate twin beds. $ 4 . 0 3 ENDS TONIGHT NORWICH 6 '/ , to 8 .....$5.45 . Meanwhile, from Woods Hole on N, 4!5 QUART Cape Cod, Mrs. Hyland Tasker, r ^ T 'hi n r R E ^ %Vt to 12 , . , . $ 5 . 9 5 The BOLAND OIL CO. Columbia correspondent for The ^ « i M'i'i » mils • FIELD S T O N E Herald, told how it felt to be Last Attraction of Season- B etter See 12'/, to 3 ....$6.95. TCL Mlfehdl 3.6320 trappy ' in a steamboat Station • S A N D »■ ^9S ■LEftOED WHISKEY • 90 PROOF • 65» GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS while' the atorm awept sea climbed NOW PLAYINO Always Carefully perilously -close to her sanctuary. • G R A V E L Budgat Terms A Keith saving of 370 on THE FIEI3CHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION. PEEKSKILL, N, V, Mrs. 'Tasker said, "It was Just M p to r o la T V Fitted a luxurious double serv. terrific, nearby,' automobiles were mm JCKY ClMf, Sharp, Stoojy UHF. • L O A M ice living room piece. Up Just tossed around by the wind and A c t o f holstered in Green Tw e^ Water poured into the waiting room VHF RacapHon Tapestry in a Modem de much the same as if the building diilint flotiong Dump Trucks For Hire sign . . may easily be was out on the high seas.” 277 M O A D All Purpose transformed to a restful She added, "A car was washed "senN M i-9-im TEL. Ml 9-7906 full length' bed for two right off the pier where the steam ALSO — SALES and . .' with its "own separate / 3 S r £ f » A / i TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE W e r b n e r 'S Innerspring Mattress. er usually diKkB, while the boat DICK FOWiLL BOB W R IG H T 825 MAIN STREET Ideal for homes requiring which Uiey were waiting to take LAMP..;.. additional sleeping facilU over td Martha's Vineyard, waa J A N I O R IIR OhaBaal 9 (fanaatlr •> Haw Bavta. forced to stay out' at aea.” First and only nppenrnnce to Caas. 3:33 ( S) SniBB IT BICH -Warren REGULARLY 322.50! ties. gether. Produced exclusively ChaaBcl M Naw Brttala, Caaa. Hull. ho*t The famous .‘Sight Saver* Coast Guard Takes Over Chaaael- ___ SS, __ Halyaka,____Js**. Ms**. (3#) BBEAK THE BANS— Bert She reported that the Coast for our audience. Ckaaael H Waierbarr,W aGrbi ^ a a . Parks Lamp, 'full adjustable to ; MIIHEU Chaaaal Cl ^prlacOcM. Ha**. (S3) 8IJ.HMEB IN THE FABK any positiofi for greatest Tarms Smart variety of back to k HooI styles that will Guard, which had already taken' j m y | (SS) BADGE No. 714 reading comfort. All met* over complete charge of the town, CARTOON —Starring Jai estimated winds at speeds up to Special Saturday maUnee. • :ce ( I) BIIX‘8 CABTOONS (fl) TELEVISION THEATEB — al in choice of red; black, make youngsters proud os peacocks. Kinney's THCiKS. thru, SAT. All women purchasing one ^AGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONl^,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 Church Planning Schotri Rc^istratioii Baptist Society driven by Rita Leraard, of CSpven- chowski car because they were brakes failed to hold as he tried yScmiU Experience Summer, Rockville-Vemon try, according to police. wet, a common type of failure on to stop before hittihg the truck. Deadme Tomorrow Qirol Factor 'The Aronson car,, going west on that year of car. According to a report uy the « Special Service Plans Fall Bazaar Woodbridge, was stopping for the Tomorrow has been an Damage to the Franchowskl car, police ■mechanic who examined Winter Climates Same Day nounced aa registration day for In Accidents stop sign at Oakland Street when owned by Raymond Franchowskl, Brooke’e car following the acci A 04IIV S A Labor Day service of worship nsw students ratering the Members of the Women’s Society Power Restored in City; struck by the other car, owned by also of Plainvllle, was 3300 and dent, the brakes were poor. The ■ m i FI* Ter gee Flwwb will be held in the North Methodist public schools of Manchester, of the Community Baptist Church Leo Normandin, of Coventry, po that to the Flubacher truck, own only damage in the accident was jahto-riM ny BMII.T nO TH f hotel, another passage was follow FINAL lice Mid. " ed by Charles Flubscher and Son to Brooke'a car, estimated at |20 t. MATioN-wiei CRieir. with the exception of those en* have plane well under way for their ed out to the snow. Here wintry Church Sunday at 9:30 a. m. with Four Oashee Reported; A Motor Vehicle warning was 6f WUlimantic, was $25, police es i^y police. •lOO 1 4 i.U ^ 6.72 affiliatsd ofikes in U . S. WlktenwU. •wtUerlMd, Auf. terlng tha new Vernon-LydaU second sinnual Fall Baxaar, the Isolated Areas Crippled •300 1 24.25 19.25 winds were blowing and soon the Rev. John K. Poet preaching adiool. date of which has been aet for Sat Woman Hurt; Damage iMued to Rita LesMrd for operat timated. In yesterday’s fourth traflic mis- 2. OMTOM-mmiOANt. TaMM It,—Snow, and n o n anowr, white drove Indoors would-be snowball ing too fast for road conditions, Driver Held • to o 1 39.05 30.70 needs,income. Aekfor“SStepOM upon the subject “Working Ti^th Pupils will register at the urday, October 16. hip. William Walker o f 101 Clin Moeg HoWooeN <0«#« arorrtWot 1 gm uaag now, faiunt flake* of fighters. God." It will be an all-day, all-organL Rockville, Sept. 1 tSpecUl)—^ The youngster was taken by Heavy in Some Cases police reported. 'They estimated A third two-caf accident re ton St., WM arrested on a charge A loa* ol $100 «oe4t $70.«f wboa 3. FAST etfiV ta to eeapt^red pel Most mad* a visit to the Ice school they wJU attend, the ambulance to the Chty c:HOapital damage to the Normandin car at tofolQ la 1} ♦ooeacatiua mmtf, fleamlaff ice, and coM win* The vested choir, under the di cation fair. The doors will open K Kmkeaman for the Connecticut” sulted i'n the arrest of Robert C. of violation-of the rules o f the ■oalbly laetalloiaoii of IIB.OS ooeb. 4. smeu-vtsiT' man.^ Palace, a very interesting spot Board of Educaticm said. CLEARANCE where she was admitted for minor ' ' Hurricane Carol contributed to about 3350 and that to Aronson's Brooke. 16, 6f Covjentry,. on road after his car skidded on leaves Phone, write, come I 'tn r wfand*. in the wann liummer rection of James W. McKay, min at 10 a.m. and adults and chlldrm light and Power Oo„ Mid today KMBth of Anfuat. t i n t la what the carved out of solid ice. Spms of the Hours will bs from 10 a. m. to injuries, consisting of a bruised at about $175-^ charges of operating a'inotor ve on Porter Street and struck a tree most interesting things seen here ister of music, will resume its par 13 and irom 2 to 4 p. m. will be welcomed through the dior that arlth the exception of brolated forehesd snd slight sbrasions. In four accidents yesterday by strew |7 n e n b a n of Sanlor CMrl Scout ticipation in the worship services, until 8 o’clock In the evening. Re- VISIT OUR RASEMENT ing . the streets with leaves and Another two-car accident, front hicle without a license and operat about 5:30 p. m.. according to the ^Itoop 1 .trardlnc Ih Surope this were an automobile carved out of This registration will be ereas normal power would be com juries were not believed to .be end and rear end. occurr^ on E. ing a motor vehicle with defective investigating officer. Patrolman ice, a few vases and Christmas presenting a special anthem. only for pupils nsw in town or freehments will be prepared and pletely restored in the city today. serious. loading then^' with water,. In two aununar found when they ascended for thoss entering school for served by the Men’e Club of the Center Street at Brookfield Street equipment, when the tar he was Valere MainviUe. Walker’s car, a the raagnlfloent Jungfrau, near In trees of ice, and a cafe of ice com Members and friends of the Crews worked through the nigtit Pstrolmen Rudolph Cormer snd of the accidents, police reported when' a small commercial "triick, .oj^ratihg struck a town truck at 1952 model, was a total wreck, m - fe/vsonai f i n a n c e c o . plete with, table, benches and church are reminded that the hour the first time who did not church. terlaken, Swltaerland, Thursday, In addition to the usual variet;rtety repairing dej-.raged lines and. wil! Lester Bartlett ar* in charge of wet -brakes and akida on leaves operated by (Jharlea J. FiUbacher the intersection of Pearl and Ham timatea revealed. Aug. U. fountain. Some people were skat of worship for Sept. 5 and 12 is register in June. the investigation. were the important''causes. of Wlllimant'ic was struck in the lin Streets about'2:15 p. m., aC-' ing on the skating rink, rather a 0:30 a. m. With the commencement - Birth certificates and proofs of fancy and utilitarian aprons, au continue on a 34 hour day until 8M MUIN ST^ 2nd n .. Over Weelworth’s, MANCHB9TER Making the three hour ascent by sorts of needlework, other articles The only person injured yester rear b.V a sedan operated by Henry cording to police. MANKIND’S BIRTHPLACE MltdieN 3-41S6 • Ask for Mm YKS MANeger m o u n ts train up.thla magnificent cold one, with its ceiling and walls of church school on Sept. 19. the 'Of vaccination and inocula all repairs are completed. Several All Tolland and Vernon news day. Mrs. Eva Aronson, of 90 J. Franchowskl, of Plalnvllle, po They report!^ that Brooke was Sons model n anthropologists all of Ice, many feet thick. congregation will resume its hoiur tion should be presented at the In handcraft and novelties will be OREN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL • fM , and renowned mountain, the found at the booths, not forgetting sections of Ellington were' still itenM are now handled through W o o d b r i d.g e St., suffered a lice said. going west on -I?earl Street and the rite scientific evidence that the i 9m» mtU. M mMiaH of gM wrwoBEiMg fovdi • Seouta found In that short space From observation points gla of combined worship and religious school when registering. adthout power at noon, but Ken The Manchester Evening Herald wrenched neclrabout 9 a. bn. when No arrests were made because towTi truck, driven by Louis Giglio, race:, of man actually originated ciers and snowy mountain peaks education program at 10 o'clock. pastries and home-made candy, RUMMAGE neth Waldron, spokesman for the c t thna they had made the transl- Rockville bureau loeated at Oae the , car In which she was a passen the investigating officer said the near the legendary site of the all around could be seen, and the flowers and plants. of 45 Lenox St., was going south thNi from summer to winter, and Nursery*care will be provided for Connecticut light and Power CO. blarket Street, telephone Rock ger, driven by her hjMband Allan, skid marks showed the left brakes on Hamlin Street at the time of Garden of Eden, according to the tha transition was inade in nverse highest peak of the Jungfrau, 13,- Bald that every effort was being ville 6-3ISC. was struck in the fear by a car were, not operating in the Fran Encyclopedia Britannica. ^ Advertise in The Herald— It Pay* 652 feet, was also viewed. ^ have to be made for the Friday, little children, enabling the moth the accident. B.rooke told police his r& as they descended from E u rt^ ’s Oakdale Resumes Saturday and Sunday ehowa. ers to look around at their leisure made to have the work finished ^ liMest railway station. After about three hourr spent there today. n u s ma ' ^ e snow clad Jimgfrau, its in this winter paradise, the Scouts The theater arill resume ( ^ r a and make aelectiona accordingly. Meanwhile residents of the city summit frequently covered with stirted on the alow Journey back Musicals Friday tions with its iuoduction of Mrs. Floyd Chapman is ch^r- and other nearby areaa were clean clouds, can readily be seen from down the mountain to the valley "Where’s Charley,” starring Jack man of the Fair committee and ing debris from their property auid Xntexiaken and Wlldersvidl, where below where siunmer is sUll su Gilford,, the noted comic, and Lor Mrs. Thomas Reese co-chairman. aaeorsing the damage early this preme. All were thrilled with the The Oakdale Musical Theater, raine Havercroft, well-known Mrs. Frank O. Carpenter la presi SALE CLU l MEMIERS GET THIS CLUE PIN FREE! the Manchester Scouts were stay morning. Many parts of £he city buy wlHi eofiMmicg at ing the week before last. , trip and consider it one of the forced to lower its tent during Tues Broadway star. ’’Where's Charley” dent of the Women’s Society which NEW LOW PRICES ON AU SUMMER OOODS were without street lights until Slow Travel highlights of the sununer, but for day’s heavy gale, will resume op will continue through Sunday night, is composed of several different ' late last night. Xieaving Wilderswil shortly after a period of time prefer the warm erations Friday after concluding a and the new show "(Jarousel,” will .groups. AS WEU AS SPECIAL PURCHASES AND ODD LOTS er climate of the valleys. series of repairs necessitated by < ^n on schedule next Tuesday, Many rooftops were. damaged • bn that Thursday morning the the storm. and windows shattered. The City pay no mort at group weht by train up the valley While neither the tent nor the POWER o a PROFITS DIP Hospital reported that no cases C o m e-D /L , SUBTEENS Setareen several mountain peaks theater suffered any heavy dam of injuries resulting from the storm to lAuterbrunnen, where the Here Are Just A Few Of Our Bargains Club Pin NATO Forces Plan age, Oakdale’s producers decided ’ Hartford, Sept. 1 (A^—Ebcplaln,- had been treated. Steeper ascent eras begun, on a to suspend operations tmtil Friday State Policeman Sgt,. John J. .FREE narrow gauge cog railway, travel night in order to allow ample time ing that the company’s expenses WOMEN'S CASUAL SHOES Rog Et. $1 Yaskylka remained m the city ing not much faster than a good Anti-Sub Exercise for all, repairs that have to be are Increaalng at a faster rate than during the storm and was in con hUcer can walk. made. are revenues, the Connecticut Pow fllRCOflCITIOmilC stant contact with other members Trains were changed again at In the process of lowering the er Co. managemrat yesterday in W c . PLAYSUITS BIsea S-A Reg. 1.19 50c of the force by meana of the mobile Ow l “S.T.T ’ CLUB Klelne Scheidegg, a small resort Washington, Sept. 1 —Sur formed stockholders that 1954 face warships,' submarines and tent at the height of Tuesday mom- two way radios in the cruisers. -• town high up In the mountains. f’s storm, some wiring was darn esNiings ara running below those The Tolland County Mutual The scenery at this point vras airplanes of thihe NATO nations 3ed and some chairs ripped. Some of 1963. Earnings for the first six TERR^ CLOTH *TEE" SHIRTS 77c Firemen’s radio network was also Yes, the initials '*S. T. T." stand for "Smaller-than-Teens," and th'era quite different, above the timber- will conduct a 6-day antisubma tiping wad also twisted by the months of this year amoimted to premed into aervice. Local de- afe so many <>f you wonderful gals in this size group that we*ve de with green pasture lands run- rine exercise, “Newbroom IT’ this- leavy winds. While it would be 31.12 a share, compared with $1.37 WILUAMS partmenta as well aa the Columbia, Bing right up to rocky and gnow- possible to resume operations by a share earned for the first half of cided to form a "S.TJ," Club! Come in to our Girls' Department, ooveredm c month off the Canadian and U. S. OIL SERVICE Main St. Manchcfitcr Coventry, Ellington. Wert 8taf- B ack - To - School [mountain summits. Thursday night, the re-opening has 1963. Operating expenses were W . T . G RA N T CO ' ford, Stafford Springe, Tolland .join today, for fun, for fashion information, for exciting good times! The ca n at Klelne Scheidegg Atlantic coast. -/ been put off until Friday night in about 6 per cent over the 39,152,- were heated, as for nearly Qtree 341 BROAD STREET .and Staffordyllle radioed reports Adm. Jerauld Wright, com- order to a)low for all contingencies. 920 for the first six montha a year TEL. Ml-9-4548 of storm, conditions and notified And be sure to get your "S.T.T." Club Pin absolutely free! fourths at an hour the train ran mander-in-chief of the Western ago. through a tunnel carved in |he Patrons with tickets for Tuesday, various town and state depart- AtlanUc area of NATO ■ (North Wednesday or Thursday nights may ir.ents of their actirity. rock under the idlers on Atlantic Treaty Organisation), exchange them for Friday evening, Jungfrau.^ annoimced today that more than Saturday matinee or Sunday night The network vrill remain on the Two stops were made in tbla 30 units of planes and ships of the performances, or obtain refunds. t:r elr until the power is completely Laft: Shrag Dross tunnel to eaabls the passengers to United States, Canad-. and Brit However, new reservations will re:Aored. The local department get off the tram and take advgn- ain will engage in the exercises sent a generator W’ith four power Cotton herringbone tvveed short-sleeved dress, u g e of lookout points. At the ful lights to the New London area. Sept. 10 tUrmigh 10. The Acqueduct Co. reported this with plastic belt, and with its very own soft-as- of these paints snow was fa The Canadian .Navy will supply all around, and at the second, sqow morning that as a result of the cashmere cotton shrug and white pique boy col ■everal feet in depth 18 ships to the 'maneuvers, ' tha hesvy rainfall yesterday the lake nearby and down into the basin United States 11, with one British RAY COLPinS rose four inches. Tuesday morn lar. 7 to 14. craft Jcrtning i t ing's reading was 21.5 feet and to of the mountain. Three squadrons of the Royal H i o il OONG After three hours of traveling, Canadian Air Force and a detach day it was 21.83 fleet, always ascending, the Jungfrau- ment of American Navy patrol diw to roosom boyoiid 'Total measureU rainfall was 2.82 Right: Vahw joch, t ^ hlid>est railway station Inches. Rainfall for the month w m in all Europe, llASS feet above planes will participate. our eoRlfol 8.85 inches, against a -1.84 in last Muted plaid cotton frock that's all washable, to $S.9B In the In Invlnx memory of Mrs. B omIc TM I4 Perrrlt Mauey who dlrd Sopt. 1, 1939. I *3.98 We tio nol noed alepoclal d ay : To bring you to our mind Perfect for under-a-jumperliwear it thia The day we do not think of you It very hard to Jlhd. crisp boy shirt in all sAnfo^zed broad cloth. > 6 0 th YCAR Of FRIENDLY SERVICE 1ft aald tUne healtjall ta|ro« ,r iuwi helne lie u« to forgforgVt But en,far ti'me time hae only proved, B^W'irLch wt) ml.«» ym» yet: Hr. aiiil Nr*, (-eonanf Perrett Charge i m W d H CTh MANCH^STOt and family. ^ Budget it T e ■ Indeed V'- ■V f ■j; * / / * SIX BTANCHESTER EVENWlS BBRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER-1, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 ment of wrongness in Uifm while joyable ;weekend with a bit of Scot- taken a firm stand in opposition “back-room" endoraemanU to otk- Soviet policy hss tied its own self-' Astor Honeymoons Bolton landahd andan old memories found in Plays Leading Role to the Bowera bloc. Dr. Pascal er candidates even befbre we have P ils s ^ Drooflles New York. Bell, who whs the only Prefer to Run Poe, a member of the group and been given the courtesy of preaeat- Interests to things which had some Skywatch Schedule Dr. F. Forbes Bushnell and Dr. Richard C. Olmsted ifMd li^ralii ejemeht of rightness in them. Our By ROGER PRICE As Ex-Wife Snes linger on the program, added to a staunch opponent of the bloc, ing bur opinions and Ideas. Rilii the Scotch nostal^a with Ms se has entered the race under the “2. We are running for office in , BY n w basic intehtiona trisy have been Silos on Giglio Fai^m Felled lection of songs including “My Not Endorsed , ^ . w o CO., ts c . Hiimday, September 3 WISH TO ANNOUNCE Democratic banner. a Democratic primary and deem U 40 jivArs hAVS foiBRl Ulfcn>BI direct very good, and the Soviet’s basic New York, Sept 1 UP>—John Laddie,” “Flow Gently, Sweet Phillip Harrison, who hss also entirely out of order to he screened lUncimter., C « » ^ , Midnl|ht-2 a.m...... 'niomsa Wilde -; ' ’ relief from Itching L I intentions very evil, and yet we Jacob Astor, now honeymooning Afton,” “Ye Banks and Brass” consistently opposed the Bowers aqd blessed by a board. composed They use a delightful THO.OMAS F. rKRooeoN. 2 a.m.-4 a.m. .. • • e • • e Floyd1 Chapman During Yesterday’s Storm and “Hall. Caledoiffa.” He alao ]M[r8. Venitard and Kose WAi'aLter R. ERGUSON have handicapped £nir own good 4 a.m.-d a.m. . . Vihmteers Needed in Europe with his third bride, is DR. EDW ARD STEWART bloc, is also a Democratic candi of many Jtepubllcana. soothbig Astringent fe. PuMUMM ssiig “Through the Years’’ and Decline Invitation to date. Peterson's OtoitmenL* Na rMiaded OctotMr i. IMl intentions and handed advantages A a.m.-9 a.m...... VolOBteers Needed being sued for separation by his "The Lord’s Prayer." “3. 'Wd have permitted our 9 a.m.-Noon ...... Mr. and Mrs I Willard Small second wife. Bolton, Sept. 1 (Special)—The, ^mesl Is a reduction from last year Directora Matthew Paton. Walter names to be filed for the Board one sufferer writes. ‘"Ttm S,._™u m " Evenr fT»nlnf Exe^t to Russia. Noon-3 p.in...... Mrs. Gertrude Urisno. Mrs. Shirley The plaintiff, Mrs. Gertrude Will be associated with them in th® ^ towh’s housewives fiUed bathtubs when 81-50 waa .charged. Previous Meet with “ Gtizens” Mahoney, and Helen Fitzpatrick, of Directors because we are eager and smarting wme rellw i) ift and HelhUjrB EnUrad at (be What we need to try to do, ftora Maaebester Evening Herald Bol. supporters of Sherwood G. Bowers, ~bniet at Man jnvMcr Conn., aa Gslligsn' Gretsch Astor, alao is asking the with water, stuffed north windows to that, only upper grade students to do' our part to give Manchester slept aU n i^t Petaraao^ ■d Oasa Mall Matter. now on, is to find methods and New York State Supreme Court paid $1.50; the lowest four grades ton correepondent, Mrs. Jeoeph Asserting they “prefer to run Board chairman, ara the other ment is maiwelous." 46c Bki, 3 p.m.-d p.m...... Voluntwrs Needed practice o f. 'Veterinary Medicine. with towels and prepared for the Dltalla, telephOM MItcheU S-S545. a good and efficiCftt government to policies worthy of our aims. .If we d p.m.-8 p.m...... Ann Matson, Eugene Msstrsngeto to declare she is the millionaire’s b(eing served for $1.25, unblessed and unbossed," Mrs. three candidates who make up the the beat of our abilities. We prefer all druggists. Bs ddllghtAd soncRirauN rats lawful wife and that the Mexican worst yesterday morning when Mae M. Vennard and Edwin Kose, seven, one of whom will be out of money back. PajraM in Advaaca approach the new situation in the 8 p.m.-lO p.m ...... Harold Glean, Michael Glean MtHc-will be available at lunch ADVERHSEMpiT— to run unblessed and unbossed." Ona lYaar S16.S0 10 p.m.-Midnight ...... York Strangfeld divorce he obtained in July Is void. hurricane winds lashed the town. time for those who carry lunch two candidates In the forthcoming the race after the primary, Sept. Urn 0tx Mantna . 7.T5 proper spirit, we slisdl- find our al n u Thf second Mrs. Astor, a New from home at a rate of 35 cents Found last Saturday Fishing Democratic primary have refused Tbraa Montha ...... 190 .Vblunteers-nay register at Civil Defense lleadqi \ \ ri-: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1954 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALlK'MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 19S4 Blind Couple Sees textile companies in this gppimun- assortment of beautiful gifts for 3,600,000 state and local gov Candidates Asked Questions Ity the scarcity of trained labor and Surprise Shower which filled a basket decorated ernment workers who must decide the competition from . southern with white nxffled crepe paper and Farmers Ike Set to Sign in referendums whether they wish With Sailor^B Eyes mills presented continuing difficul For Miss KnoHa red roaea and green leaves around to come In, 260,000 ministers and ties, according to Cavedon. How the top. FOR EXPI By League of Women Voters ever, he emphaalted that the ap- Christian Science practltlonera, Games and other pastimes were WHEEL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BALA! "ake Brunt of ■ if , Social- Security___ ¥ Such Is the lure of a cruise to pau^nt intention of the Eisenhower Mias Janet A. Knofla, 29 Munro enjoyed and the hostesses served and 100,000 American citizens em administration to reduce the pro ployed outaide the .United Statoa Nassau in the Bahamas that the E. St., bride-elect of WlUlam R. party sandwiches, frozen fruit -RADIATOR REPAIRING ANU BECOBIN The 17 candidates for nomlna-^Extravagant; Reasonable; or in tective tariff waa "the most seri salad, cookies, cake and coffee. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE B oosts Today by foreign subsldlariea of Amer tion to the Board o f Directors to adequate ? W. Gaya of 931 Forbes St., East ous problem" facing his company Sandberg, has been honored with 1 -..Xt ' -.J f ' r l . - • ____* - ■* . i.-. • White phlox and zinnias of many fStorm Damage ican companies. Hartford, both blind, . recently day began receiving queationnairea League officers today urged and others in the textile field. He two additional ahowera. Mra. Win colors formed the centerpiece on SEE The biggest fight in Congress O. RECAVE, Director voters to read the answers to the tailed there aboard the S3 Nassau underscored the threat ^ such re (Coattmed from Page One) was over the 3,600,000 farmers, jnai^lcd b y ,^ e Manchester League ston Turklngton and Mrs. Edith the buffet table. » K » 0 ~ ) questions when they appear in The to enjoy the fine continental cook duction by remarking that It would L. Judd ivere hostesses at a party Mias Knofla was entertained by with the House winning over the Dancing combined with 0^ Vtomen* Voters in which the persons now on the social security dramatics Herald as a means of being able ing, soft sea breezes 'and bright have ramifications beyond his Im Monday evening at Mrs. Turking- her associates in the office of the IM radooid.” Mndi of tht mone>- Senate in backing the administra League ipka three questions on to vote more wisely. ^ mediate industry. It was his opin ton’s home, 57 Hamlin St. They rolls will get a'minimum increase tion stand for compulsory cover tunahine. Aetna Insurance Co., with a sup lOM w i« not covered by fauurmnce, • Ballet . • Speech topics it considers important in ion that If the battle to keep the were assisted by MiSv Florence M. per-party aUthe home of one of CLARKE MOTOR SA age. Dobkln Miid, becauM moat frowen. of 35 a month effective with their • Tap • ^ctifif the town's growth and develop Fellow passengers, astonished at protective tariff at its present level Madden and Mira Gertrude Liddon. the young women. It was also a 301 BROAD STREET The bill also contains a dis the Gaya’ detailed knowledge of were lioct, the economy of the en don’t feel any need to take out September check. The average • Charflcter ' ment. / ^ Miss Knofla opened her varied miscellaneous gift shower. payment for these persona is ex- ability freeze provision which will According to League officers, menus, the weather and surround tire community would be adversely wind damage polldea, sinM tbc ■pseted to go up 36 to about 357. prevent deduction in a retired per • Musical Comedy the candidates will have the op Manchester ing sights, discovered the couple affected. He enjoined the Rotar- burrlciane aeaaon generally <^mi; The U4 million survivors and de son's benefits because he suffered portunity to express their indi had been adopted by a "seeing ians present to" write to their Con pendents will receive proportionate an injury or illness and had a per NEW — THE STORYBOOK PLAYHOUSE vidual feeling on each problem in Date Book eye" crew member who had a gressmen oppoaing the proposed after the tobacco la .harvested. iod of no earnings. Braille typewriter aboard for cor tariff reduction. Hoad of the shade*grown tobac ratots. answering the questions. Tne benefit formulas are re Tax collections are expected to Answers will be published in The responding with his blind father in Cavedon stated that in an effort co crop had been harvested at the increase to about six billion dol Rcfistration at Studio—-55 School Street ItMy. Through the stream of friend to coimteract a reduction in the time of the storm, but the growera written so that future benefits will Herald. • Tliursday, Sept. 2 SKIRTS increase 'considerably’. For in lars in 1055 upder the bill as com The questions follow: Peach Festival of Luther ly notes sent them by the sailor, protective tariff a profit sharing will raaUae. some loasea in the pared with 3S,200,000. OPEMING TNURSDAV NIGHT $ 1 9 .9 5 CHILDREN'S SEPTEMBER 2imIw- 6.9 PJyl. W * hev* a kirg* swiwctioii of wool Sport Coots RAINWEAR in rogiilars. longs and shorts. .) POYS' e Rubberized Fabric, t I a Double Cape, ventilated back, an: FiVE ^lECE a Ihidde book or lunch pocket, M IN 'S a n d YOUNG MEN'S e Four-bockle fastener front, YOUNG DINETTE SET a Black or Yellow, 23 OAK, MANCHESTER e Complete with helmet, (Rwtoil Sdtsrooin for Monufachirt of CbiMrwn's Coots) e SIzea 4-18. From $3.29 FIT w «ll, LOOK w tll, WEAR w tlll In gahardlnes. flan >89* nels. checks, shark skins and worsteds. Hare i> aU the croftsoranihip and simplicity Do fhe sfioar your chitd now w a rs i i Stzeo 28 to 50. of good deiign of on earlier .America GIRLS' brought up to dote. Mode in e Bright new pattern, give you all thoso foaturosf. PRICED New England, of solid northenTbifcIi, a Sturdy f^ rtc. ✓ where timeless designs in liveable a Two pockets.^ furniture originated, these pieces ore per a Sizes 4-14. e Soft, supple, Kuil-resistant lealheri .50 5. $0.25 fect for today’s homes. The mellow tonos and highlights ore achieved by hand • Specially designed U*t* that permit 'growjng feet to develop without ^4 rubbing. The sleigh bock choirs ore From $3.98 Aeoordiag to Sty le and Siaa. particularly comfortable and duroblo. Tho interference from ihe shots 34x44 inch table extends to 44 inches <'# Steel shank for firm support seoting six 1comforfobly. ! J <1 e Firm counter that means no breaking down at heel Tho mmitklmg HUrCN CANNIT ! “ e Smooth, non-wrinkling linings I J Abo: Rubb«r Footwear, Boys* ood Glris* sn.i fe egwlpped wfM rajfera for e Ample growing room ahead of toes mmgy mmvimg mml coeta Mify UmbroBos, Sllekors— RAINWEAR FOR — - . e Ample width KroM the toes UNITED NUNBER OF OUR -PRICE RANGE (5ixa 34xlt>A. Height 43 inchesi EVERY MEMRER OF THE FAMILY. OIRLS’ COATS ON C O A ^ S im M i *1P‘ t l OAK ST.. MAtICHESTER HOI PJ«. MON„ THim S., FRL OJHOUSEGSm i FURNITURE DI7ARTMOIT IjWDQjjmAliinH PAMUMO LOT l-APJETDCa. n n f 8 AT. Where Yoa Can Shop In Air-Conditioned Coeifort WE GREEN OTAMP8 \ ..r i . 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 limited in slse and under iatqr- be oonduetodMUl of hia activiUeo, ister Churchill’s caMnst met' in that Wsat Germany would doinand Kolanek Back New Organist Hitler Started national control. ' Sen. Maybank, belled the old South, CinoUna Low Falling Leaves.... and Trees Too Adenauer A«ks emergency session to consider the -^nd get—the right to rearm WHAT—§!• Some leaders fear tM t the set County tfodition of an aasy-gping consequences of the French rejec without tho restrictions the- now- ikfiiy Audio back to German eoverolgnty and TERMS AS LOW M life.' ^ , tion of the European Defense Com- dead European Defense (im m u w n o - i t M In Prison After rearmament could swing Germans Democrat, 55, Meiybank had a background of mun.'ty (ElDC) project, devised as nity (EDC) plan woUM have Im- World War II to Isolationlam or idtra-national- dlStingiUshed ancestry. He waa ai Restoration of a means of using German troops p o ^ . pracniBl I 1am. •J, AMESITE DRIVES descendant of five former gov in the defense of Western Europe ' France’s rejection of the Euro OM radls WHAY—Nawa; Nlfht Watch Brief Freedom 15 Years Ago German newspapers soberly re I^es Suddeiily ernors of the colony and state of German Power under strict international safer pean Army — whicl.' America w nc—Theater Roi^ minded their readers '(today of No Money Down • 36 Months South Carolina and also of Col. guards especially had considered - the •ubjact to ^ et^ng* WDRC-Jack Careon the military conflict tM t ,WGTH.^Famlly Theater ' Hartford, Sept. 1 (/K—Adam to Pay • Paring •'"DrivBwaya (OenteuM« tn e i Page OM)‘ William Rhett, a doughty old co In Washington strong pressures foundation of West European de v tm - J' Frankfurt, Germany, Sept. 1 Iff) ’’Hitler alone wanted” 15 years • Parking Areu lonial warrior who chased French, (Osottnoed frMi Page One) are reported building up in the fense — was described by one Hop -Nawa; Niabt Watch siolanek, M, of Briatol, was babk —Adolf HlUer started World War ago. ’They discussed with evident Spaniards and pirates away from government to make Germany and French leader aa turning Germany McOee and Molly 1931 to 1938 and u^chairman of pean Army plan, outlined the rights ■YaokMi aevoUiMI - ^^-M r. Keen In the Hartford (bounty Jail today H 15 yean ago today. uncertainty the crisis now facing MANCHESTER the South O arolina^blic Service the Carolinp coast in the early Spain, rather than France, the loose to bargain with both East ' Wo Th t -M. Plannery after a technicalltv nad brought the county today. 18th century. e< the American, British and mainstays of U.8. defense strategy and West. In the chilly dawn of Sept. 1, Mitchdl 9-S224 Authority In 1934-38./ for western Europe. •exi?WhlU Box W HAY .^awa Nt|»t Watch him three hours of freedom, all 1939, hie troops Invaded Poland, A. Lee Farsons, uM tah t clerk Aa governor, Maybank urged co French troops stationed here. Dulles’ LSll for a meeting of the w n c — R M rt of R ^a Potentially recoverable coat re- ordination of all the various police A major debate on France’s role 14-nation NATO Council instead WDRC—M ^ l for Romanes ■pent in the county cour' building. plunging Europe into war. ■ervea of the United Btatee total on tha Senate Banking Committee, Ttie communique declared that Polkx Hop WCTH—r~ 'oode Within six '^’bars Hitler was For Mm last in Drhrow^ ConstnicHon— CoM ■aid he waa aboelrad when he re units of the state, fought for low in this country’s political-military of the three occupying powers in p.„_J lUvuo . ^ Coroner Orders Arrest about 950,000,000,000 tons—prob West Germany, despite the French policies v/as forecast today by in ■Yanktc* ra Clovolaad M:W— dead and the defeated German ceived word from Flat Rock, of er rail freight rates, advocated rejection of the European Army West Germany was in itself taken DpUm WHAV—NIta ildh Coroner Louis Schaefer, after ably enough to last another two electric cooperatives, iuid unsuc formed officials who fold the cen as a new approach to European WTIO-Keep to _ me Gnpitol opening formally an inquest into armies had surrendered uncondi centuriee. .’Thle reserve Is more Mayeank’s dewi. Maybank headed plan, ia prepared to parilctpato in WDRO—Mooda „ Rcdnanaca tionally to the Allies. tM committM before tha Republl- cessfully oougbt the Use of state tral question, atarkly statod, ia defense. ftx V f White Box the death of Adam’s brother, John. than a third of tha total world fHQ|IAS COLLA CONST. CO. western defense ’’without discrim thlsi-* . WOTH—Sounding Now, 15 years after It all be- eana took/control of Ooiqgresa highway funds for school purposes ination against German troops.” Americans herb wh6 have been Polka Hop Uitt— 48, again ordered the arrest of gaii, West Germany is nearly back supply. last year. a ^ for the support of charitable, Should the United States switch _____ 1 Boriew . ^ WllAY-Newa; Kite Adam as the principal rnqiiect in It said the Bonn government its main strategic emphasis, with in touch recently with (Chancellor Yankeca aa Clevelaod WTIC—Keep to the - on its feet. P a r a ^ said he Md talked with educational and jienal institutions. hopes to start negotiations with tho Konrad Adenauer and other West WDRC—Mooda (or Roi the caee. German Cities Rebuilt As mayor of Cmarleaton, he won more of its military aid dollars "tdder WGTH-SoundIng “Board Adam i m first arrested, shortly tha Mnator Monday and ’M United States and Britain aa welt German officials said the big Cities that were reduced to )M in wonderful health tHen.’’ national attention through the siic- and suppliea. from Franca to her problem ia to determine what new Box"v? While Box u:aa— after the discovery of John’s body ceeaful use of script in solving a as orith the West European nations neighbM on the east and west? WHAY—Newa: Night Watch Aug. 16 in BurUngton, on a coron rubble by siir and ground attack meiUMr of the family said on the form of the German con terms Germany miglit demand for Polka Bop W n o -N aw a have been built up again. Indus Lybank waa stricken without municipal llnanctal crisis. The United btatas may propose joining up with the West ....jrt Baalew WDRC—Newa er’s wiarrant, which meikes no tribution to defonse, -i. Yaokeea va Clevelaad WCTH-Nawa specific charge, and waa held with try that- waa brought to. a stand Earning late last night. He said Maybank la survived by hia sec In London diplomatic officiala S t an emergency NA’TO meeting These sources -considered that ~ Woman U!l»- still is booming. The people have ''a doctor waa called, but the Sen ond wife, Mrs. Mary Randolph Pel- said today the United States and that West Germany OhmXd be re Adenauer’s ’ government now al WHAY—Night Watch out bail. Mr Maybank. She was the widow armed directly under NATO. It fd Slop w n c —Newa o( World This Action was challenged by Oiarlea S. WfAeUij hope again. ' ator died at 12:15 a.m. . Britain have set a secret deadline most certainly would foject the Box ax White Box WDRC—Radio Almanac But some scars' of war still Blghth Senator to IMo of Rear Adm. Charles F. Cecil for starting West German rearma wax learned Secretary of State Bonn agreement signed 27 months WGTH—Sporta Report KoBtnek’s lawyers at a habeas Dulles feels that should be the Y—Wakara Caraaaa Corpus hearing they obtained Charles S. W illey , son of Mr. mark the face of Germany. The Maybank U the eighth Senator when they married In 1948. ment. ago to restore restricted ' ~ Review U:sa- country is divided between Blast to die in the 83rd CbnkreM. Maybonk’a flrit wife, Mrs. Elisa France and West Germany will major problem of the sr>ecial ses sovereignty to West Germany. wmjiw-8p / - TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 whether perjury was Involved. held a hearing and concluded that ihy Probe Atty. Gen. Brownell has said the ‘Winds Blow Out Windows Navy Absolves continued employment of Chasa day at Amston Lake, marking the record is being studied. now.. was "clearly consistent with Unwelcome Dry Dock at New London close of the Red Oosa and n'A. The GOP Senators made no the interests of national security,.’* WILUAM DICKSCH A SCN ChidesiBoard sponsored swimming classes. SpliU on Verdict Then, on April 7, Smith ivpme Seek State Agree] mention in their hearings, which Mapmaker as SINCE 1915 More than 100 children partici McCarthy offered in support of his Chasanow that the security Board May Top pated and the large number of (OMtiMMi tn m rMI* OM) contention the Army had been findings had been ovetTphid and ...... For Actions spectators had a gala time with it lax in dealing with Suspected sub ‘Security Risk’ that Chasanow was being fired. RESIDENTIM. aed COMMERCIAL all. For Installing S^ •60UI1I have exercised "more vigor- versives. It was at this point that the Certificates in the beginners’ ' oui dtedpltne" on his staff. The document was described as residents of Greenbelt rallied PAINTINO sad PAPERHANOINO Groot Says Directors class were awarded to Ricky Gor The three Democrats’ report, on a purported letter which quoted (OoallasMd from Fig# Om ) strongly to Chasanow’s aide. He Lack Understanding of man. Danny Porter, Connie Ellis. accurately portions of a 1951 FBI secured 97 affidavits from residents ALL WORKMEN INSURED \ Barbara Hurteau, James Truecio Water Commissioners j K^iSJew the other hand, said KcCarthy de- operative hLiBing development at and demanded a rehearing. It was Havoc of 1938 iervod "severe Criticism” and con- report to the Army. Atty. Gen. Good CD Organization and Mary Louise Hooker. Begin Coitsider Doing Work a portion of AnsattU Unded he had “fuUy acquiesced Brownell said its publication would nearby Greenbelt, Md., had pro granted. 260 TOLLAND TURNPIKE — MANCHE$TER ^ ners who received participation e|>plication by Ansaldl for approro^.ty, Named By "ReUaMe Informants” (Ooattnued from Page One) the worst storm In the area in 16 of a prtmased suixllvlsldff I o n | b and condoned” what they de be contrary to the public interest, tested vigorously againat the origi years- Adrian Groot, whose resignation certificates were Debbie Fried. While Crews Repave scribed as Cohn’s improper Uc- and it waS never admitted to the , The Navy’s original allegation PHONE MltchoN 9-0920 ANY TIME as acting Civil tDefense Director Jonathan Wright,' Leg Ann WetherU Street., watvtw es«a< nal Navy action. said it was reported that Chasanr^- that the work of clearing hurri- More than 1,800 beds were set up petitivs bid requirementkfof rMI-; tics. record. in the Wareham Town Hall and was announced yesterday, has O'Brien, Bobbie Price. Bruce Grif Center Street Area The Democrats also said that The democrats said "a serious The mayor of his community had associated with Common/.s eana: damage le being hampered in blamed the Board of Directors for fin, Lloyd Grant, William .Borst ator covera ($1,1051 and ataire ^ question arises” as to whether and a number of other residents and pro-Communists, that he con many areaa by eightaeera. Peraone high echool to cars for persons Leslie Bell, Diane Wythe, Randy The Board of Water Commis ($960) at the almahouoe. Stevens and Adams, as well as of the area went to bat for the tributed to a Spanish aid commit driven from their hemes by the .what he calls “lack of under McCarthy and Cohn, merited McCarthy violated the law In his who do not have an urgent reason standing of the purpose and re Vami. Barbara Johnson. Bonnie sioners Tucsda.v ' will consider FiJ use of it. Potter said in his sepa hydrographer, who is a native" of tee ^and that he had been named tidal waves. Johnson, Robert Cole, Ellen Gold "severe criticism.” They said as a "radical” by ’’reliable infor Xor using automobiles in damaged Hundreds of boa’s t.ere smsshed quirements of a good organlza- aui^orizing the town to enter into rate statement that McCarthy’s Philadelphia, in the renewed Board tlori:'’ stein, Gibson and Janice Porter, Bolton Zone Rules Stevens, in the Schine affair, had of Fteview investigation. mants” in Greenbelt. | atvaa are urged to remain away to pieces on the shore or sank John Hooker, Arno and Zane Mer an'’agreement with the state for "pursued a course of appease handling “would have brought along the entire New England He chided the directors for ment” and had demonstrated "an about swift penalties from the ' Smith said the Navy ^’wishes to The Navy said individuals wrho froth, them.” making an arbitarary cut in the rier, Karl Behnke, 'Diane Tfuscio, installing a sanitary sewer and bench” had it occurred in court. emphasise the findings of the had given evidence against Chaa AMESITE coastline. Carol Kaplan. house connscllons in Center Street Uph^d in Court inexcusable indecistveness and board that the Mttem of Mr. One the hazards on some ,nIn uoluivq GalUlee,. R. I.,x,, wherewner« theLnc At-al- CD budget. In his letter'of resig lack of sound administrative Judf- anow were requestioned and that atricken'^nununltiaa la the prob- lantlc tuna derby waa to have nation. Groot said. "They must de Advanced beginners: Kent Row- and the purchase of second-hah'd Chasanow’a life ’pwtrays an above they "either failed to corroborate lem of ahhitation. Others are started yesterday, at least a dozen cide whether Civil Defense is ley, Jane Pugach. Allen Church, equipment for about $13.500 to Rockville. Sept. 1 (JPi—Zoning m ent” average loyal ^kmerican citisen.’ ” the original testimony or were un Louts Palshaw, Debbie Wright, permit the Water Dept to do more reguisUont of the town of Bolton The Republicans, in somewhat DRIVEWAYS fdeed with t|ie lack of d r in k in gof ...... the expensive flriiing boats worthwhile. If their decision is John Foote, Linda Gorman, Mary of Its own excavating work and similar language, held that Ste Hospital Notes Aoedaeiii Not Named able to produce specifics of earlie? water. \ were wrecked. negative, then Civil Defense should hsve survived a court challenge by V r A 44-year-bId Jew, Chaaanow allegations.’* Ann Hooker, Lynn Spencer. HoW' contract for less of it. residents who claimed mliumum vens "followed a course of placa- - Kany large Hndustrial planU Several radio and television be discontinued completely. If they ard and Donald Griffin. Richard The Board of Directors, which tion, appeasement and vacillation had maintained that he suspected The new review board cited EXPERTLY INSTALLED were flooded yaiterday and had towers were blown down by the agree it is necessary, they should lot area and minimum floor area ■I ADMITTFa) YE»TElRDAY:Mlsa antl-scmltism among disgruntled Chasanow’s “long creditable serv Grant, Thela and Roderick McCor- also serves as th* Board of Water in the new ordinances were not throughout the period leading up Winifred R>an. 28 Hollister St.; only akeieton crewK.today trying storm, including a 500-foot top then join the organization and take rlson. Harrier Wythe, Robert Commissioners, will' meet at 8 legal. to this controversy when he should neighbm as having had something ice for the government,, his many Rom Grading — Mcmhliw Eprtcnl — to mop up. In N ^ Bedford section of the 649-foot tovsr of an active part, so that they might Walter Howland, 236 Woodland to do with the original accusa- and varied civic and patriotic ac Seltzer, A participation certificate p. m. in the hearing room of the In a unique memorandum of de have asserted himself by protest St.; Mra Mary Anderson, 184 alone several firms ^ c e d the WBZ-TV, in Boston; two trans better understand the purpose and waa also given to Steven Lederer. Muniripal Building, ^ n s . The Navy never disclosed the tivities, his exemplary family life, Forms $at — Powor RoNtd losses at ma/e than a million dol- mitting towers of Providence radio the tasks confronting the director rision (lied in the office of the'rierk ing” promptly any efforts in Highland St.; Maynard Kearns, 33 the high esteem in which he was The list of Interfnedlates includes The State Highway Commission of Tolland County Superioir Court Schine’s behalf which he regard names of those who * accused Abo: Parhing Lots — Tomib Courts — Walls laA. '' sUtlon WPJB in Lonsdale. R.-I.; and his staff.” Candace Fried, Particia Olzacki, is planning to do repaving work Rufsell St.; Mrs. Ruth Pratt, Mel “ Herald Photo. Chashnow. held by his fonher hydrographers the tower of Worcester radio sta today Judge John P. Cotter found ed as improper. rose; Margo Shaw, East Hartford; Howard F. Beaupre of Brown and Beaupre is shown survej^g who associated with him over The Aerovox Corp. paid, its Budget Sliced Donna Jane Cranick, Judy Keleti, on Center StrecUand west of OI- that "without a showing that the The Republicans said Cohn was When he was first suspended oh % FOR CA$H TRAN$ACTION$ plant suffered $2,000,000' 'damage. tion WTAG in Holden, Mass., and The original CD budget submit; Ellasa Lederer, Ned and Gwendolyn cott Street. Town officials hope to Pio Gagliardone, 42 Maj>le St.; the damage done to the auto showrooms at 358 E. Center St. yraen July 29, 1953, Chasanow' had many years, his active religious 10 the tower of Boston rtation WVOM ordinance is unreasonable or that "unduly aggressive and persist Mrs. Albertinc Mello, 132 Eldridge yesterday's high winds blew out three of the giant plate g la ^ win life, and the high esteem in which Revere Copper and Brass s u ffe ^ ted to:. General Manager Richard Ellis, Jimmy Porter, Martha Ham have the state Include the inatal- it is not related to the purposes of ent” in behalf of Schine. a wealthy St.; Miss Theresa Karch, East worked for the Navy for 23 years. Toms If doslrod. similar damage. The Acushnet in Newton. Martin asked for S11,‘J63.20. Mar mond. Carol Church. Louise Por ling of the sanitary sewer in its zoning the court is compelled to dows. The boards at the right were put up to cover the flnt win The $8,360-a-yesr mapmaker told he Is held in his conimunlty.” Station WNBH-WFMR, New ter, George Row, Richard Jay, New Yorker and his close friend. Hartford; Mrs. F’rieda Johnson. dow when it crashed inside the building to prevent the Wind from Chasanow said he met some of Process plant which makes goU tin’s first recommendation to the contract. find the issue for the defendant More blunUy, the DemocraU 165 Cooper Hill St.; Carol Ann reporters ,then; AUIN5TALLAT10NS EUPERVIEED lY balla and rubber goods set dam Bedford, was off the air more Hi^rald Photo. Board of'Dlrectors called for 111,- Donna Babbs, Susan Merrier, Sue Sees Savlag commission. blowing the other windows out. However, workmen couldn’t work ”I feel as if I’m living in a the persons, with whom he was than six hours after ita tower on SpectAtori txamine the wreckage of two of many pleasure yachts Ann Taylor, and Ka FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 >NKRV1LLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Had a Dairy Oucea Latelyf Tune-up with New Parts - H « lp s Y e « 6 v UNtfUg J E P W0XTL£ ALMOST BOU&HT A PIC7UWE ® UY IT As « .special R4CK-TO- When you are in need of AUTO ISN'T PAIRL An«¥rtr to Proviout Puzzio Sense and Nonsense SCHOOL treat, take the children PARTB and SUPPLIES including Fomous Folks to the DAIRY QUEEN BARS, IIRES and BATTERIES, think of FALSE M V °w fp C ’ B argain s 488 Hartford Rd., or 307 W. Mid Ike' WESTERN AUTO ASSO Loosvntss a Bow Ho Judge—Just becauia this man dle Tpke.. for their choice of fruit-- CIATE .STORE, 915 Main Street, No longer be annofsU or AOftOM 9 Paaiate in It can’t be wrinkled, crushed, was on hla handa and knees in the topped SUNDAES body-build where you will be personally wait ssM beesuM ot loose, tlw brain middle of the road, doesn’t prove teeth, rASTZETB. sn U INontnan, or tom, ing .MILK SHAKES or de ed on by MB. CHARLES BEN line (Don-acUl) powder, — tht R«d 4 Stop It can’t bo spoiled by Ink or tea. he was drunk. L isted b y licious CONES served with an NINGTON, OWNER. raur platespistes bolds Utem ZBtltUb tHigbprieit And furthermore, it can’t be Officer-No, it doeen’t, yoiir endless variety of ^toppings. V* - feel morsmore comfortsble. AwsM tOS SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 MAyCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTfll^ CONN* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1954 PA^oi Heyart Batting King in Alumni League with .472 ChanclB/fo Stop Indians Singlehaii Salas Beaten Mandieflter'g Crack American Legion Junior Baseball Team Jubilwt Cleveland Major League Novel Benefit Point of No Return * Aa't# In G>meback Reynolds and Cowles Batting Leaders nze Rookie of St. Louis Tilt Thursday Americaa Confident of Pennant G AB H Pet. Ndren, New York 370 ia< .341 Reached Last Ex-World's Lightweight Follow in Hit Parade AtUs. Cleveland 469 155 .331 Alumni League Coaches New York, Sept I ((F)—Thaw "It was the beat game I./bver Utnoso, Chlcaso 484 159 .338 ugHung on Banks in 193S jubilant Cleveland Indians, to a pitched," he grinned. *’It ceiislnly’ Fox, Cnlcsfo 545 176 .321 - By BEN PHLEGiW Champion Loses Split man, wera convinced today they Bauer, New York 317 100 .315 scored from third oa WllUa Kayw And Managers to Play Bo0by Carlson Pitching was the biggest I aver yfon. This Mantle, Mew York 456 141 AaeoelAted Prese Sperte Writer Decision to Aguirre Batting King had the American League pennant Berra, New York 486 149 .307 The New York Yankees have lost sacriflca fly. All Star Aggregation Pace-Setter with Pour all wrapped up. But either due to game meant more to me than any Finlnlsan, ----Phila.- 390 118 ' .%3 their last chance to stop the Cleve Mays drove la another n ai with caution, fear of popping off, or other I aver pitched.^' Bus-—i»by, 'Wasbintton 536 158,.301 land pennant dash singlehanded. a sin^e and scorsd oaa aftar hit BAcramento; Calif., Aiif. 31 (IP) Wins and No Defeats; just plain superstlUon, none was Boone, Delrolt 463 139/.300 —Lauro Salaa. formr- world’s Tomorrow night at 5:45 at The onfy two Yankee hits came NSUoaal Unless somebody else is willing ting a triple. Rhodes also drove ia Charter Oak Park a group of play wlUing to apeak for the record. Snider, Brooklyn __ 491 lio .346 to help, the five-year New Yorlfork a second run. Ugtitweifht chaiaidon, w u mir- Bank Hitting Champs Manager At Lopez, jubilant but off his first ball. Noren smashed Mualal. 8(. t.ouls 138 497/i n .344 ers represenUng the Alumni one deep into the right field stands. Mays. New Yoijt 125 473^ 169 .336 monopoly in the American League Til etas oa Qela M l prlsad liera tonight In a comeback League will meet the league cautious, After Early Wynn’s bril Muellef, New 'Vbrk 127 is dooiiied to end this month. By BILL ENGLAND Hie other hit,, a single, was made 619 174 . 335 MUwaukse rsachsd Don Naww try, bowing to Pete Aguirre. Los coaches in a benefit game. All pro liant two-hltter that ted to aeve- by pinch hitter Ekioa Slaughter Kluraeweki. Clncl. 127 490 158 .323 Only four games remain between combe for two quick maa. eoa IM Azalea, via a spUt decision after ceeds will enter the Intermediate Big Dave Heyart walked off land’s vital 6-1 victory over tha Robinson. Brooklyn KT7 337 108 .330 the record-bound Indiana and the New York Yankees last night, with two (Nit in the eighth. Scboendlenal. St. L. 128 647 174 .318 the first scoring on BOb^ Thom 10 rounds.^ and Alumni League Funds. with the 1854 Alumni League Everthing went right for the Moon. St. Louts 538 171 .318 second place Yankees and the son’s slngla anti ona ( in tba One Judge called it even but Co-Coaches Leo Disna and Bob betting ti;ie final averagea ahow, came as cIom aa he could without Hamn-r. Phlla. /'128 494 155 .314 Yankees trail by 5% lengths. Even actually predicting the flag. IndlailA lopes rsplaced first base Thomaa. Pittabursb 131 495 154 . 311 if they win aU four they can’t on Del Crandall’B honter. Tbay FI the other judge and referee ruled DlBsttisto will have some well the big left handed elugger man Vic Wertz with Bill Clynn in Hodsea, Brooklyn 130 489 163 . 311 didn’t really need that many stnea In favor of Aguirre, both seeing kbown players In the coaches' Beat PoalUon Adcock,:k, Milwaul^eMilwaul ' 123 467 145 . 311 catch up. t i pounded out a tremendous .472 "This is the biggest game we’ve the eighth and Glynn came up with Amerieaa Pobit at No Retara Conley was la brilliant form, win It 96H to M 'i. lineup, including first sseker Jim mark for the season. The Brown two fine defensive plays. A1 also _ Home Baaa ning over Brooklya toe tbs fifth BuiMs Up Big Lead HerUlc, short stop Nell Lawrence, won all yeari" he said happily. Doby,, (Cleveland ...... ^ e point of no return was reach time this season. Aguirre, in at 131 pounds, built Ronnie. Daigle, and pitcher-out and Beaupre ace also led or tied "I’d u y we’re In the best position sobbed Dave PUUley for Dave Pope MantIle. N./Y...... ed last night. Tha Yankees, loiow- fielder Tiny Pockett. for the lead in several other de right now than we’ve been in all In r l ^ t field In the alxth and It Wllilama. ^^>aton ...... ing they had to win or depend on Hank Sauer of the Cuba hitika ia> a Mg lead in the early rounds was PhlUey’s three-run homer that Roaen. Cl'eveland ...... the National Leagua record and tout Salas made it close ^wdth his Coaches* Lineup partments, Including tying with season. Slevera, Waab...... the slim chances of being rescued, usual closing rally. Salas, l29Vs> DiBattislo, Lawrence,. Nell Ron LaPolnte in home runs with "We might atm get hurt but,we Iced the game. National not only didn’t win —they didn’t tie(l the major league record when showed the m icta of over a year's three, stolen bases with teammate know we can’t get killed- I’d^say "I’m getting I'ke Casey Stengel." Kltia^wakl. Clnc-'innair even oonie doee. They settled for a he. hit his I3th home run this oa^ Conklin, and Herdic will probably May—,aye. New YorkX ora ...... son off Pittsburgh pitchiag. Tha vacation from the ring. hold down starting infield post- - -Dici'k Wright, 10 each, and dou they really got their backs against Lopes laughed. "I use a ouija Haagea, Brooklyn ...... mestaly two lilts and a lonesome In the other half of the double Uons. In the outfield, Charlie blesI wUbwith Wright and Larry Her- the wall now." board." , , Smier, Chlcnco ...... run while Cleveland roared down blow, his 35th of tha year, earns main, Joey Lopes, the West. Sacra Graff, Daigle, and. Diana will log of tne Elks, four apiece. Cleveland’s triumph boosted the The loaa was s tough one for Snider. Brooklyn ...... the w anath to a 6-1 triumph. in the second gams. Hbwis PoOst Mualal, St. '.aniia ...... and Walker Cooper drove In three mento boy who has aims on Paddy patrol. In reserve, the coaches 75 Boys In Action Tribe’s lead to-SH* games over Stengel. Buna Ratted la ,Hie 'Uidlans, who are winning DSUarco’a lightweight title, gained h^sve Russ Cowles. Chet Kacinski, Fourteen players'batted .800 or the orestfaUan Yankeu who had 'Those Clevelands are in a pretty _ ■ Amerlraa games at a faster dtp than any nms apiece ia the opener. a unanimous dedaion over George George St. George, and Danny better. In all, 75 boys pavticl- expected to use this "crucial” good spot right now," he said. "But Doby. Cleveland ...... 108 team in modem American League Ted Klueaewaki took ever tha somebody ought to warn ^pes 5(inoau, Chicago ...... 100 history, actually taunted the World National League home tun load Berry. «ieago. Renh. v • ' phtO in the league contests. First three-game series as a means to Berra. N. Y...... 100 in at 132 pounds, gave Pockett is expected to toe the National Bank, coached by Ronnie slice the Indians’ margin to a not to start claiming anything Jenaen, Boatnn ..-...... 95 Champions by loading (Mith a pair In Clmdanati’a tees to yet. Don’t forget, we’ve still four Mantle. N. Y...... 94 the first inning and man'not scor Philadelphia. He has hit 41. one away four pounds to Berry. slab for this big game,' with Harry Daigle, won the league title easily game and a half. Following this NaUoaal The house grossed Carlson ready for relief duty If racking up a 10 and 2 record. The seriea. the Indians and Yankees games left with them. Also, they’ve Mualal. St. Ixiuia ...... ing, a maneuvar that would have more than his previous ps**«««*l Dave Heyart clash two more times In CHeveland. ■till got six 'With Chicago while Snider, Brooklyn ...... meant certain defeat In years past high, set a year ago. called upon. Sonny Chandler will team represented Manchester In Hndgea, Brooklyn ...... Washington pmmdsd Oeqige do the backstopping. the state tourney at Thompson-. A1 Rosen said what was on the we’ve only got to play them twice.” Kluazewakl. Cincinnati ., But early Wynn never gave the minds of many In the crowd of 58,- Stengel hac some caustic com Maya, New York ...... Yanks a chance to take advantage Zuverink for 14 hits in diiiw^wg The players’ team will be han ville-'and was defeated in the Semi strait into a fourth place tia Last Night’s FighU dled by the capable Mrs. Kay Pon- Pennant Racei finals. 858...... ment to make regarding rookie Bnnta, Philadelphia ...... of their early good fortune. Cleve Ucelli, with Wally Fortin aaaist- "Our victory really put the Yan Bob Grlm’a home run pitch to land pushed over two runs in the with rain-ldled Boetoa. The Bank alao won the team PhlUey in the eighth Inning on a fourth on singles by Vic Werts and Eighth inning ralUaa produced Ing.. Ron LaPolnte (Elka) or Bob At a Glance hatting honors. Diiigle’a Dan kees In an unenviable spot,” he Miami Beach, Fla. — WaUaoe Winners of ^ sectional tIUe for the third straight year, /hemBers of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102. American Legion jJnTir C - •'Hlkh Pockets” Carlson (Bank) said. 'To my knowledge, it Is the 8-0 pitch but hla biggest gripe wax Herb Score Voted Dave P(m6, a douUe by Al Roeen both Philadelphia vletoriea ever (Bud) Smith, 442, Cincinnati, ball team are shown above. The crack outfit, which racked up a fine 14-2 record for the year, won the sectional and district title tKia dies batted at $. superb .304 .clip the failure at the Yankees to do and a sacrifice fly. Four nina In Baltimore. Is expected to toe the slab jor the for the year to finish way put in first time that New York finds it- knocked out Rafael Lastre, 144Vi. i" fenU-flnals for the state championship. First row, left to right John Hedlund, assistant coach Alumni League playera' squad. (Including games of Aug. 31) < self in .a position where it can’t do any hitting. Leading Freshman the eighth, three of them on a Bavan% T. -1“ ^ Hedlund Md Coach W ^ly Fortin. Back rbw, left to right, Moe Mo.*: Cafl Johnson (Bank) will receive Americah League front In that department. In or It Itself. The Yankees, have al "Grim should have known batter homer by Dave PhUley, wrapped it Kevan Gosper, the Australian Detroit — Ralph Capone, 136^, behind the plate. W L Pet. GB T.P. der, Brown and Beaupre, .256;- ways been sble to win the big than to groan a 8-0 pitch," Stengel up. Irv Noren homered in the who won tha British Empire Chicago, outpointed Allen Kenne Mrs. Ponttcelll can pick from Cleveland 85 36 .725 23 Nassiff Arms, .243; Elka, .18#; ones. This time they didn’t. Now, said. "I guess you can charge'that LoulsvlHe, Ky., Sept. 1 (IP)— Scanning through a acrapbook of his clippings of days with tha S t Louis Cardinals aniUn^te^Snor seventh. Enoa Slaughter etaabed a dam es 440-yard champtonSh^ at dy. 140, Bay a ty . Mich., «. Jack Gu.stafson. Dave Heyart New York 89 41 .685 5 'i 24 and Manchester Tniat, .198. foi the first time in six years, they to Inexperience. Til bet he won’t Herbert Jude Score, the Indiahapo- leagues, Jake Banka has the attention of his daughter, Andrea, left and son Glenn, right A chip off the pinch single in the eighth, Tliat Vancouver this summer, is a stu New Orleans—Joe Brown, 135 Dick Kacinski. Bobby McIntosh! Chicago 85 17 .644 10', 22 In the two-baae-hlt department, hsvs got to depend upon somebody do that again once be gets to know llfl Indians’ 21-year-old southpaw old block, Glenn put on hie St. Louis baseball bat and Cardinal warm-up jacket for the benefit of ended the Yankee attack. dent St Mlchigsn Btata. New Orleans, knocked out Nate or Dick Ctommer for starting in Cleveland At home (13), Bos Heyart, Wright and Herzog led else. the. league a little better. hurler and new holder of the Amer Herald*■ ------Photographer-- ,ph< Cinch “ ------Oflara. Wynn Impreesive Jackson. 133, New Orleans, 4. BMing Stertto field positions. In the . outfield ton 2, Chicago 3. Detroit. 3, New with four each, while LaPolnte "They’ve got to hope and pray "I thought we’d g'- to Wynn after ican Association strikeout record, Wynn’s victory was his itth and Sacramento, Calif. — Pete Only One Veteran Back Dick Wright, Russ Cowles, George York 2 ,'Philadelphia 2. Washing and Dick Kacinski banged out that Chicago beats us. The White Noreii’s homer. We usually do that was named todayXfor the 1854 By EARL YOST <- Jake has a man-sised acrapbook hia most impressive of the year. Aguirre, 131, Los Angeles, out- Magnuson, George Cushing, or ton 1; away (10), Baltimor-. 2; three to hold down second place. Sox have been tough for us all against him In the late innings. Robert E. Hooey Memrial Award Prize Rookie of the World In the Natl(mal League the New p ^ te d Lauro Salas, 129>i, Mon Musiql Practiced Hitting No batter In the circuit collected year." But he was great out there. It’s as the league’s outstanding fresh loadeil with box scores of games York Giants moved S% games in. Nick Twerdy will be ready to play Chicago 3„ Detroit 3. New Vo-k 2. man player. Champion St. Loujs , Cardinals’ 'ha played in ths minor leaguss af Yesterday^s Stan terrey, Mexico, 10. Reports at High Drills In- the outer gardens. New Yoik—At home (10', Bos more than one-triple, while Hey Wynn, who had a no-hltter until. the best game he ever pitched training camp at Bradenton, Fla., front of the Brooklyn D b (^ n with R)RDD[A[[R^ San Jose, Calif. — Kenny Davis, For relief pitching, Mrs. Pontl- art and, LaPolnte each clouted Irv Noren wallop^ a home run^ against us. Selection of the 6 foot 2, 180- in 1935 was the tag picked up by ter being farmed out by the a 5-8 triumph in St. Louis. Brook- ton 2, Cleveland 2, PhMade)p.*iia 3, "I still thiiik wt’H catch 'am but pound rookie was made by sports Pitching—Early „Wynn, Cleve lyn managed only three hits off 134, Los Angeles, stopped Freddy Ball to Opposite Fields celli can call upon Bob Leyden. Washington 3; away (14), Balti three home runs to lead. Kacin with two out in the eeventh to fur Jake Banks. Banks, an 18-yaar- Cardinals. To put it mildly, Jake land Indians, hurled a brilliant Bravo. 125, Sah Jose, 8. Coach Walker Briggs Of the'^rand Sal Squatrito should prove to Twerdy, Magnuson, and Cowles If ski and Carl Johnson each blasted nish the Yankees’ only run, we’ve got to get more hitting. The writers in the Association's eight old catcher, was the only |teyer Gene Conley and tewed to the Mil- more 2, Chicago 2. Cleveland 2, sesK-on will be over for us If we member cities. It was the first time wsa Ai well-traveled player who two-hitter as the Indiana trounced waukee Braves 2-0. Halifax — Richard (Kid) How Manchester High School football be a stone wall aMinst the opposi By STAN’MVSIAL the need arises. All saw action on Detroit 2, Philadelphia 3, Wash two to tie for second. nsturslly, was the happiest per out of 300 candidates signod by the New York Yankees 6-1 drop ard, ISTti, Halifax, outpointed tion. the hill during the regular season. Along with ' Heyart's and son In the Oeveland clubhouse. don’t hit better.” a pitcher was nam.ed In the nine- St. Louis Scout Charlie “Pop’’- made a tour of the minora before In another major league action squad yesterday announced that Cnrdinals’ Outfielder ington 3. year hlEtory of the award which ping the Yanks five and one-half the Chicago Cubs won a pair from IGREflESTfe Tcung Junior, 1 3 6 Springfield. Regular practice sesaions got [Written for AP Newsfeatures) Umpires Pete Staum, Sam Va- Chicago-At home (15). Balti Wright’s league-leading 10 stolen Kelchner and’ assigned to train caUlng it a day after the 1939 games back of Cleveland in the Masa, 10. last year's star halfback. Gene underway Monday at Mt. Nebo and 1 started in hasCEul as water cantl, and Dave Kerr have offered bases total, LaPolnte trailed with heretofore lias gone to seven in- with the Red Birds in spring train season. Hs came home and played Pittsburgh 14-2 and 7-8. Phllsdel- Johnson, will not return to the mor,-e 3, Boston 2. Cleveland 3. De fieldera and one outfielder. American Laague. phla clipped CinclnnaU 9-8. break Ambrldge, Pa. — Bobby Neal- are continuing dally. Sept. 18 la boy. for the Donora (Pa.) Zinc their servicea for the benefit coq, nine. TTie Bees committed the ing. Banks, a Manchester resident uith a number of ssmi-pro teams Batting—Ted Klussewski, Cin Heniy Hank fight canceled, rain. team this season. Briggs was opening game date, and Briggs will test. The game will go the regular troit 2, New York 2, Philadelphia most thefts, stealing 43 bases. Erased Record for the past three years and a in the area, including the Savitt ing an eight-game losing streak. Works team. Before games I’d go 1. Washington 2; away (7), Balti Virus Infection to Keed Score, who makes-his home in cinnati Redlegs, hit his 40th and Waahlngt(m defeated Detroit 8*41 A-l USED CAR counting heavily on Johnson, who have to condition Inexperienced to the outfield and shag flies. seven Innings. Conriea Leading Scorer Newington native, never played in Gems in Hartford, Manchester 41et Itomers and took the majbr gained plenty of ground laat sea backfleld meil by that time to be Three From Each Tram more 2, Boston 2, Cleyel.in.d .3. Lake Worth, Fla., was on his way a major league game but he did Blueflelds and Norwich. Banks re and the Philadelphia Athletics They had a short left field fence Rum Cowles of the Bees croiised to improving the league’s strike league hoifie run leadenfiiip from. pushed Baltimore into the Ameri son when Manchester rolled to an ready for strong East Hartford when 1 played sandlot ball. I used All five leagife tear.is voted for National Leaguie the dflsh the most times as he Postpones Tonight’s Bout get reams of publicity with Mana turned to the pay-for-play ranks New York’s Willie Mays as. the Rush and PoUet impressive record of seven wins High. the players who are participating W L Pet. GB T.P out record as early as June. On ger Frankie Frisch’s club as well in 1946 with Portchester in the can League baaenvent with a (jou- to punch the ball against that left. scotied IS nine. Heyert and La- Aug. 19, Charlie Berger’s record Redlegs lost 9-3 to the Philadelphia blehsader swssp 8-4 and fi-3. and but one loss. Johnson has de Won Seven In Row field fence for doubles. I think' In the game. Each team picked New York 82 47 .636 25 Pdlnte placed second by denting I- as serving as bullpen and batting colonial League and batted "over MUIUes. OHMNCE Feature at Bat cided to pass up the pigskin sport Last year Manchester dropped thait helped me to get the knack three players from Its roster, In Brooklyn 79 51 .608 3'-i 24 the dish 14 times each. — ■ Ptailadelphls, Sept I (if) — A&sald that the champion would be at 264 strikeouts—posted in 1906 practice catcher. .360 and I had a lot of homers." Hurricans wsathsr forced the and not risk any injury ag he has stead of having league officials Milwaukee 74 54 .578 7 'i 26 placed on the "unavailable list” —^went down as score fanned 12 poetponement of the Chicago iU opening encounter to this same, of hitting the ball to left field. I , Cowles and LaPoints also bang virus InfscUon sent welterweight batters in a game again-rt Colum SttU Swinging Bat He performed with the semi- Sailing regattas got their big- White Sox game in Boetoli. a bright future aa a baseball play- team, and then rallied to rack up loved three ;.things in thoee days— | pick the. players. New York—At home (1,*)), ed out the most hits, each getting champion Kid Oavllan to bed and until he went through with the Now marriAd and a family man, pros, in the Dusty and TwiUght gest boom, during World y/av IL Chicago, Sept 1 (iP)—Veteran ef. This contest will finish play for Brooklyn 3, Chicago 2. Cincinnati fight. bus. Banks is still playing baseball. The Giants jumped away to a •even straight verdicts to compile to hit, to get on base and to run' 18. Heyart and Kacinski followed once again put off hla apparently As at Aug. 28 he has uppe(i the Leagues, and then "retired” after Reason: "Plenty of wind, but little three-run lead in St. Louis, were Cub Mtchera Howie Pollett and Curry Only Back Vet one of the best records In recent the bases. I the boys In the, 13 to 15-year-oId 2, Milwaukee 3, Philadelphia 3. St. with 17. Heyart collected the most jlnxeil title fight with Johnny Sax Originally, Gavllan and the 24- He's the same colorful guy who Is the 1951 season when he purchased gas." Bob Rueh atarred at bat as well -The varsity squad now haa only years. The locals are the defending age bracket this season. Most of Louis 2; away (10). Brooklyn 3, year-old Brookl^ challenger were total to 288 strikeouts in .266 Inr always hustUng, hustling as he did caught, then won in the fifth. Al ' as on the mound yesterday as Chl- My theory about hitting is that RBI’s as he chipped in with 17. La- ton — this Ume until October. nings, boasting an e.arned run a home in GreeR Manor and moved All New York fight referees are Dark singled. Henry Thompeon one returning regular back, quar CCIL champions, and the Indiana .1 try to hit the ball where it is the boys playing in tomorrow Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 6. Pointe's 13. Wright's 12, Kacinaki'a Tha 28-year old Cuban was to have met In Connie Mack Stadi 19 years ago when with the Cardi to Manchester. The basebsll bug re()ulred to take two official phys esgo swept a doubleheader from terback Joe Curry.. Sal Saliihone have copped the championship two night's game will be too old for um on July 14 but the Kid from average of 2.86, and regristering 20 walked and Dusty Rhodss drovs Pittsburgh 14-2 and 7-3. pitched. If the ball is pitched Brooklyn—At hom e/l7), Chi and Bob Carlson's 12 followed the stricken so suddenly yesterday victories in just 24 deflsions. One nals. Jake led the Twilight League bit him this spring and he an ical examinations a ysar. In Dark with a i ^ I e . Tjliompsaa and Jack McLaughlin, two of the of ..the. ..last three, years...... on the outside of the plate I the circuit next year and will cago 2,-Cincinnati 3; Milwaukee 2. leader. that neither Promoter Herman Camaguey got a postponement un in hitting with a fine .636 average. swered the call to j5sy in the Twl Pollett, in taking the opener, 1853 team's hard-hitting backflield, Bince taking over the head foot move up to the Intermediate til tonight bees use of an Injury to of his fanciest exhibitions was He’s the leftflelder and power hit eoUseted three hits in five trips, step into the ball and go with It New York 3, Pittsburgh 6. St. Leading hurler In the league was Taylor nor the co-promotlng In- J-uly 12 when he shutout Minne League and his big bat is still are also lost to the squad due to ball coaching duties in 1847. Briggs to the opposite field. Best way League. Louis 2; away (7), Chicago 2, First National Bank's Carlson as tomatlonal Boxing Club could his right hand — an Injury he ter with the North Ehids. You can smoking as the final averagea including a double and batted in various reasons. hss compiled a record of 27 wins, apolis, whiffing 17 Millerx r;hile three runs. Rush, the second game to start doing this is to take a New York 3. Pittsburgh 2. he racked up four Wins without a come up with a substitute fight ■aid he suffered before his losing issuing not a single base on balls. still spot -Jake on a baseball dia show. Briggs will have one of the big 24 losses, and four ties. In the last half swing like I did at the short Walter Hagen, many times golf Milwaukee—At home (10), Chi loss. Dana Cannon's three and one for tonight’s weekly Wednesday 15-rounder with middleweight mond. Look for the fellow who ia Always a feared slugger, Jake winning hurler, aided his own gest and best lines in the state this three years the young mentor has champ, now lives on Long Lake. cause with a homer and triple in left field fence In Donora. cago 2. Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh'!. record and Cowle's same won and Coast-to-coaat boxing telecast. It champion Oar! (Bobo) Olson in always doing thiqgs on the double. first attracted the attention of coming season. Veterans J.oe had aansational success, his Michlgafi. Mostly he is hunting and St. Louis 3; away (16). Brooklvii lost credits were the second best. Chicago, April 8. That’s Banks. ' three at bats and also knocked in Kearns, Sid Wlersma. Tom Bur Proper Coordination was the first time that a live TV Harness Champ Scout Kelchner with his great three runs. . ' charges racking up 18 wins, only Coordination with mind and fishing, but spends some ^ter- 2. Cincinnati 4; New York 3. Phil Nick Twerdy and LaPolnte waged fight of some sort could not be Gavilan’s manager. Angel Lopez, Spring training roster of the throwing arm. "He’s got the best bank. Tom Smith, Parker Wilson four losses, apd tying one. noons driving golf balls Into the, a fight for the strike out champlon- said the Kid had a lump on the 1835 Cardinals, winners over the body is the big thing in hitting lake. adelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis staged as scheduled. arm I’ve seen in yean," the Red to the opposite field. The action 3. shlp right down to the wice, finish First PostponenoMit left side on his face Tuesday mom Iii Grand Circuit Iletroit Tigers in the 1984 World Bird scout told reporters (me af ing In a tie with 79 K's apiece. Anfi Taylor said It was the first *ng but that he had Insisted on Series, four games to three, in is so fast that it tokes a lot cluded some great -iMmiea—Mana ternoon in 1934 at the WillimanUc AT CARTEfS- of practice. Final Averages time In his 46 years In boxUig that going through eight rounds of ex Duquoin, III., Sept. 1 (fl*) — tryout camp. Jake created such a Following are the batting and he could remember that a title ercise to bring his weight down. ger Frisch, Pepper Mkrtin, Ripper Don't try to copy anybody's Newport Dream, winner of the Collins, Terry Moore. Leo Duro- stir that he was sent to Bradenton style. Be yourself at the plate. Football Pros Play Before pitching leaders of the 1854 Alum • fight ever was called off by Illness He had scaled 155 pounds for Ol rich Hombletonian several weeks to train with the World Cham ni League: oh the eve of the contest. It was son. Lopes said the champion cher, Johnny Mize, Joe Medwifik. Young fellows should try to get a ago, today makes its first start Charlie Gelbert, Gene Moore, Red pions the following spring. TOU SEE OUALITT light b it with even balance or s first for Gavllan, too. He said weighed 146% when he finished slrice then* in the Matron Stake Memories Come to Life one they ^ can handle. 1 use a Player 'T AB H A n . he never had a fight postponed be the workout Worthington, Bill Pelahcey* and 94,000for $15-$25 a Week Heyart. Beet . 13 Lopes said Gavllan had hla din in the Grand Circuit at the Du Virgil Davis. Memories, of-the.days with the fairly light bat—33 ounces and Stan Mualal 36 17 .472 fore in his eight years In the U. S. quoin State Fair. Cards come to life when Jake 34 inches in length. I can whip B. Reynolds. Bank 11-' 28 13 .484 a record he had been very proud ner In the evening and then com The top pitchers were, of course, TOU6ET0UALITT Cowles, Bees 13 42 18 .429, plained jabout 7 p. m., that he The colt. owi)ed by Octave the Dean Brothers, ‘"’Me ’li' F^ul,” starts exhibiting his many photo it around better. of. Blake of Plainfield, N. J„ was lame graphs of the star players of the m ii^T .^; - Kacinski, Trust 13 41 17 .415 Taylor said would start re» wasn’t faellng well. Dr. Samuel Dizzy 6tnd Duffy. Also, Grover Pull hitUng is tough. You’vs LaPolnte. Elks 14 18 Swetnlclc, Oavllab’a. personal phy when winning the, top race at Go Alexander, Bill WAIker, Wild Bill middle 1930’a Jake’s utility room got to hit that bail hard to drive pect that they're still jiiaylng the $75,800 To Train . 44 .409 fqndlng about $30,000 aUrUng at his home at 97 Weaver Road is Carlson, Bank , 9 28 11 .391 Friday or Saturday. The veteran sician, who had journeyed with shen, N. Y,, and has been side Haliahan, Tex Carleton, Dazzy it between second and first base. college game. | J«ck Mara of the Giants points Provost, Bees 10 28 10 .3,57 Gavllan from the Summit, N. J., lined ever since. Vance and George Earashaw, filled with photos of himself with A Rm o k Uiod Cor •# CRTHr You’ve got to meet the ball solid promoter said the twice-postponed some of baseball’s greata including i’l For 10 weeks th'ev labor cost more Wright, Bees 1.7 39 13 .351 scrap w(wld be held sometime In camp* summoned. Trainer Del Cameron says New ' Tabbed Future Star •. JlI ly all the time. galley slaves itw nLl^rnT-Jo^^ WO.OOO to condition the Renn, Bank 11 39 14 .351 Dr. Swetnlck found tHkt Gavllan port Dreqm is ready for the event Future stars of the Cards, ac Babe Ruth, Mel Ott and aU the CliBVfolR# b hpRf t iy UMcribML „Best time to pull the ball is than ro^m " n d W d "* Gustavus Adolphus Col- Romanieiv, Elka October, probably In Convention for 3-year-pld trotters in which cording to the scoretxu'd for the name ([lardinals. The 1934 imlform Uisnthan room and ^ a rd *nd fwm gt. Peter. Minn. The Polo 12 38 12 .316 Hall. was suffering frona a virus infM- with a man on first base because $15 to $25 Merrer, Arms 7 26 8 .308 tloh,...... had a temperature of 101 ■lx rivals will take’ psu-t. ■ Grapefruit ^League games were of the Cards, the one assigned Jake the first baseman will be playing . 1, * Grounders went to'Salem. lOrei, Gavllan promised Taylor that he Longfellow.' Trust 11 26 8 .308 would go through with the fight degrees and an Inflammation of Jake Banks, Nelson Potter, Emle in spring training, is also,a prised close to the bag to hold the man that tiwythev willWill^^ be loppedMntiM off the -th‘» the outlaytrip. President at $75,000. Mara ''estimates Twerdy, Arms 11 36 11 .3oa then. Frank Wiener, chairman of the left parotid gland (near the Bob Gantt was {leading scorer White, Jimmy' Brown and Mickey souvenir. Al OK UflH Con or* on. Your percentage of driving the roster befbre the first champion- Herzbg, Elks 14 40 12 .300 ear). It was lUs opinion that Gavl on the Duke football team in 1943 Livingston to name a few who ball through that first base-sec YESTEanAY’S BE8LLTS' Sixty steak burners are carted ntcMng the Pennjodvanla AthWtic Com with only one touchdoiYn. He got later carved out fine reputations (Tomorrow—Banka the life at Nall.aal ship .abet is fired. mission, who was summoned from lan not only couldn’t go through MorrKI Aw sdrffify ond base hol'e.iis so much greater. SlUwauk*. 2, Brooklyn 0. M eanwhile the rliika fro~, ITransportation comes to -Player w. U Pet. SO with the fl^t but that he would the other 41 points on conversiohs. in the big show. the party in S t Louis Camp.) Try To PuU Ball Phlladolphla S. Cincinnati 3. ■e^tr.^ven ex^lhH^" the butcher bill $7,000. Carlson, Bank 4 1.000 25 bis home at 8_p. m., last night. ■ t Chicago 14-7. Pltt.burfh 2-3. five to seven exhibition games be- be sidelined for two or three I generally try to pull the ball If yor' - - ■ - Someone has yet to get rich In Cannon, Bank 3 .760 36 __ . _ ' i Now York 6. Si. LouUi 3. professional footbsll. including an Ckiwlcs, Bees 3 weeks. with a man on first because Its Am.riraa sntji as that which took in the .750 5* ‘ Wlenwf, and his two follow com good baseball to hit the ball be Chicago at Bouton, pp. j___ owner, although 'business picked Provost, Bees 3 .600 32 Phllaoclphla M, Baltimore S-3. Ail-Star Game at Chicago's Sol up considerably the last couple of Magnuson. Trust 3 missioners, George Jones and Jolin Players Have Crawled Out hind the runner and you’ve got a Clovolanrt «. N»w York Ir / dier Field. Aug. 13. The Rams .428 55 COMPLETE good chance to get .the runner ip Wauhlnston 5. Detroit 3. . years. The successful formula is; Twerdy. Arms 4 , .400 78 CMTEirS Hololum. were called hurriedly to STANDI.NGS and Washington Redskins played of course, winnnig teams and fair LaPolnte. Elks 3 Gavilan’s suite along with Taylor. i scoring position. I » . Xalioaal to 75.000*in Los Angles. Aug. 18. .375 .78 Matetunaker Pete Moran and Sax Of Woodcock to Help Tribe Come in and see these excepfionol It's always a gooSan Francisco ’40ers. The others cians—Dr. Milton Kroungold and a total stranger walk in off the t-wice to the plate and to third base CLEANING 1953 CHEVROLET i1M7 CHIVROLn 65 . 361 three games in eight days—heat, had B earnings. way A si-m of 2,500.000 would be |Dr. Alfrtsd Ayells. Jr.—to make novflAnd Amrrican raised. Connie’s and Earle's shares street, pick' up a bat and drive in on another (x:casion.’’ Equipped, like new. Only ‘ (pDoor. Radio aad heater. Ideal Frustrated golfers looked oi ....r.. S5 .Tfi .72fi distance travel and all. They ProfeMional football is a rough independent., examinations of „ the the winning run in an extra in- K^w York ...... «• 41 .ans Mi and tough racket, but the com of stock would be purchased for alUng champion. Their findings Mishap Affects Hands • REFAIRING $1395 CGBBO j T C O e* ■••••eV»**eeeaaaaee $ 4 8 5 while youngsters w-ere swimming Chicago ., ...... S5 47 Mi im.i tackled the Green Bay Packers in a total of abqut $1,200,000. A ning. The wire Will not be remerred on the nine-hole golf course a t Dotrolf ...... S7 73 .43N Minneapolis on Saturday, the (Thi- batants--artn't beaten over the major- portion*-.of .the .nortgage ninniurn u a g r ^ with Dr. Swetnlck’s. Ayella Players have crawled out of the from Stricklaniy.s jaw until the Bodton > ...... S6 .72 ASS 37'i cago ^ a r s iii (Jhattanooga the head with S' fclub untipthey play it. is a commissloii doctor. • RECORING Tisdale, Sask., in Canada. Summer WaEhinginn ...... S3 7fi .411 41 now.Owed to an'lns .mnce comcanY wordwook to help the Cleveland- Indians return home from the road 1948 CHEVRpLET 1952 CHEVROLET hoods almost, completely covered rhflAdfTphIa ...... 44 »7 51 next Wednesday ai^ then skipped ■would be paid off leaving what the club. f • trip. Sept, 7, Meanwhile, the Dutch l-Door. Perfect mochaaicSl ooodi. Baltimore 4.7 DO 323 all the way to Spokaneoki to■ engage Win or lose, the Injuns* got 8-Door. 2-tene palaL the course. roi^AY'S GA.VIES 53 source eatimated a', a. half, million Irishman.out of New Orleans has tioB. Radio and beater...... $ 5 9 5 Low mileage...... $1195 Amrriraa the *New York Giants. And no dollars In the bank to rejuvenate where they are in a remarkable lost seven pounds and the mishap (br aB Cleveland at New York—(;art:la salaries for the Cardinals' man Roy Mack Hopeful demonstration of team play. Of la a«r apedally etatfefi Prince Dare,, having failed to 7) v» Ixipat HI-41. ns- yie second-division cl'ib. and layoff has affected his hands. stand up under training this sea- agement to pay. ^ Roy must V ( f'nanclal backera. the 25 men on the roster. 23 have So, for the nonce, Al Lopes intends tar repair Chicaso at Boston <31—Pierce I7.g) Of Retaining A’s contributed important stretkes to 1951 CHEVROLET 1947 CHEVROLET aon.^haa been retired to stud. His and Coneuegra (16-31 v«. Kemmer5r ■The noble athletes don’t see a In numbers to put up the money so to go all the way with Dente, who, Radio, heater, eignal Ughte. beat season was a juvenlle-when h r (3-3) and Parnell i3-8i. • payday until-after the league sea he can scatter the shares of stock ixmL £jndSi. the Winning cause. Only the relief among I other things, has indicated Coavertiblo. Very originaL Detroit at Waehingtnn (nlghl) —Aber itchers, Dave Hdskins and Bob Exeeileat throughout. - ...... $1045 Equipped...... e ■ »a a a a $ 4 9 5 earned $64,375 including first in 15-6) V II. Echnfilz iS-7). son starts. A freshman lineman Philadelphia, Sept. 1 (4P)—Roy In small enough amounts to main that he can fill the bill, over a Brewed to the American (site.to the Ain^ncan figure the $50,000 Maryland Gold* Cup. „ NaJInnal gets about $6,000 for all the pre- Mack today took a new plan to tain his role as principal stock S[ooper, have not been in on the stretch (>f ground . BROWN- New York at Cincinnati Inlaht) liminary sweat and .12 champion- holder, since he now owns an eati- nUCES GSEATtY RiOUCiO ON Hearn (6-61 va Nuxhall (6-3). wealthy Philadelphians Ini his lat- Manager Al Lopes did not treat Brooklyn at Chicago—I.e>ea (11-3) va ship games; A first year back eat—Md what could be a success M ted 30 per cent of the stock. Of the newer stars, Alphonse the home run hitting lead-off man, KlippMeln (3-10). collects $7,500 and the publicity. ful effort to keep the Philadelphia CJonle has 42 per cent of the stock Smith and Samuel J. Dente have Al Smith, as an outfielder in the B E A U PR E Truck Special PKlahurgh at Milwaukee (night) A quarterback is In the best posi American ' League bas^ebail fran and Earle the remainder. MEN’S played the more vital roles, the lipring. Smith was on the market Truck Special Surknnt (6-16 ) va ^ h n U6-10). Ballantine Beer watches your belt-line - DRIVE A Philadrlphia at SI. Laiuia (nighO tion of all.*" chise In Philadelphia and In his Migikt Flad Baefceni former all ' the way along the ax'a- third baseman, would have Dirkaon (6-16) va. Lawrence (llj). Top Pay 817,500 control. P i',« claims. Roy route, the latter since George been returned to Indianapolis had '*35$ EAST CENTER ST. 1952 Chevrolet % Ton Pick- 1949 Chevrolet Sedan Da- ^ g Q g Top dough' In the mqney ranks The short, balding son of the might find 4 bimker like contractoV Strickland suffered the broken not recruit Rudy Regalado ^bbed •..with fewer calories than any other leading beer is around $17,500 and you have to builder cf the one-time Athletics Matthew H; McOoekey, Jr., who jaw. July 23. up with a leg injury. M l.f.S234 Up. Excellent...... $945 4ivery. New paint...... CLEAN CAR ^ 'be. a whis, a name and an attrac diamond empire got the '"new would put up the n oney needed QUALITY SHOES There wiu real cause for appre THIS WEEKEND Willie Mays Gains tion to get It, for that's what Sam look” financial'setup at a meeting to straighten out the club finan hension when Strickland, who had my Baugh Is reported to have col of the Bqard of Directors on Mon- cially while letting Roy keep the FOR QUICK CLEARANCE straightened out the infield, went M ore and more, die call is for Ballantine Becf. lected -from the Redskins and Sid day. stock and make .peyt.)enta on the out on the end of a totally un- In Batting Race hacessary throw by Marlin Stuart G M A C S naiiciR q is M sH y orw It’s light, bright, wonderfully refreshing . . . Luckman from the Bears. Both, ' Pi)esentatl0 n of the new plan to investment. Shoes that were Biade by one of New Enfland’s bMt qjANING AND INSTALUNG you will notice,’ were passing quar Roy, by a member of the board, . Sylk said his group had turned nuuiofactarerfi. ^ of the Yankees. and it has fewer calorics, glass for glass, than Cincinnati, Sept.' l.(8>—Willie terbacks. The average salary is came after the board- members dowm an offer from the Macko to Dente Helped CItib rcwiqad riglit b Mir showroom. Mays has moved right Into the Sam Dente, regarded as nothing SEPTICTANKSand CESSPOOLS 8ny other leading beer. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . iMrned that Arnold Johnson, the buy out Oonnie'a - share of stock thick of the National League bat , Flesh is cheap in professional Chicago real estate man who has and put in Mcie more money wrlth $15.95-N ow $9.15 more than infield insurance, was A complete orgaolsatlea of TRAINED SEWAGE 8PBC1AU8T8 shipped to Indianapolis only last ting scramble, but he's relin football. The waiver price is a offered to buy the A’s franchise *1!? operating the club. using the moat modera eqatpoMat aad marblary RFWPLTi A Libord trodo-iR S or yovr priaaoRt Baltantine's complete brewing process, you measly $100, against a substantial Sylk said his arrocn wanta liwt year. He was considered capable BETTER Job a t a LOWER PRICE. quished his home run lead. and transfer It to Kansas City, has hU group wanU lOO per $13.95 and $12.95 - Now $8.95 of turning in a hot series, or per^ know, reduces the calories at the same time it Until , $10.0<>0 in major league baseball. cut his price from a reported |4,- cent control of the dub or they The New York Giants’ out ' Offhand, it would s«em that the 250.000 to about $3.100,00(j. haps being a little more than ade • New oadergrooBd sratar cor inoy provMo fho dowR poy- Saturday fielder currently is third in bat quate for two weeks or so at a THIS IS WHY brews in the flavoP—the light, briglit, professionals could use a players’ New n a n Differs ••migbt even $10.95 - Now $6.95 crack. lines taetaUed. NOon ting with a .338 average and trails committee such as they have in The newest plan to keep the ® a lltUa e Samp pnmpa . . . more people call refreshing flavor that has made Ballantine Brooklyn’s Duke Snider, the lead big league beiseball. The baseball Athletics in Philadelphia differs Wt. Aftor all we haven't even But in line with the series of jremeve water McKiiiney Bros. er, by only eight points. In the players' committee won a lot of from the :bth^ most publicized bargained about this aa yet** Mostly all aues included in this Kroup. 7 to 11 Vi- Yopng pleasant happenings on the lake cellar. , j Beer one of America’s largest selling beers. home ruq derby big Ted Klusaew- men goinf^baek to aehool will ssTe money at this sale. 'front, Dente, the 32*;year-old Itali- (1 ) Prompt Serrice concessions, organiised the pension plan which-.was offered by a syn • New "rootpreof ' aewe« (2) QuaUty Work \AA the man for Ballanlinc—/Ae beer that Siaa 1840 > MANCHESTER ski of the Redlegs hit two round-^ plan and whatnot. dicate headed by Herry M. Sylk, t o r cm A m B ano Out of Harrison, N. J., in some Baes lastaDed. trippers against the Phils yeater-" The only extra swag professional drug store -magnate sind financier Elloree, S. G. upv -Jam a* FCn- ways actually improved the Tribe, J ^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1954 PAOS ^BtOHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1984 T Homes For Sale 72 Saburban For Sale 7$ Wanted—Real Estate 77 muter trains would be back to nor ployed by the William Van Alans at Saint John, N. B.. killed In col mal today but Boston trains will MODE1RN four room horns, pla9 their Sumer home "H urricanrlM ,” lision of two autba at Columbia Town’s Boii^lfale AvtOiBobUco for Sale 4 Ante Driving School 7*A Rooftaig—SidlBf 16 Help. wanted-~MaIe 36 Articles For Sale 45 Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 Homes For Sale 72 BOLTON SPECIAL LIBTINGS WANTBa> - Stogla. Shore Line suffer some disruption. on fashionable Ocean Drivt, New Falls, Maine. torad walls, Olmkan oil hsat, two-family, thiee-famlly, bust- BALXJIRO’8 ORIVINO SCHOOL. — RAT'S Roorma oo. Bum up BARGAIN FOR college girl: First BEST OF CONSTRUemON —Six Hartford fire insurance comr port- Vermont 1951 OLDSMOBILE BRICKLAYERS, C arpent.ers USED WE8TINGHOUSE electric aluminum storm windows, clean 9R ocm , 8 year old shingled properfy. Have m a ^ caah panics reported they will pay out Frank Mc(3oldrick, a chaufffur SchedaledS^ 9 “ MancheatWa oldest. ” Owner- roots, gutter work, roof, chimney plumbers, construction timekeep refrigerator, 6H cu. ft., $36. Girl's quality moutOn- coat, rich brown, large rooms, oil steam heat, and neat, fenced yard, near Mrs. M ary Payeur, 80, of Woon ranch on lot 150' by 300'. Plas buyati. MOIlortgagea arritoged. more to settle cUims on this hur employed. by the Van Alens, socket, R. I., killed when the car Classified Super "88” S-Door Certified ^ AAA and Board at repairs. Free estimates. Ray er. Apply Superintendent, Jarvis used bicycle, 34” , 810. MI. 3-6T97. sise 14, worn once, wonderful buy porch, nice yard, trees, >garage, school, stores and bus. Only Pleaaa oaU Gtorga L. Orasladlo. Hardest Hit Education. Wo offer trainlns, ex Hagenow. Ml. 8-SS14. Ray Jack- St 3/8 original price. Call MI. amesite drive, convenient to bus $0,300. Carlton W. Hutchins, 3 0 . tered walls, all copper plumbing, ricane. even though damage will drowned. in which bhe was riding struck a PFopoaals for ttw jRsrtltoiO a t Here Is another fins example of Apres, on Vernon Street.^ Realtor. bOtchaa 98878. $08 be less than the big hurricane of Rhode Island State Trooper Dan perience, latest methods. Ml. son. MLa-8S3B. 0-1833. and shopping. Very reasonably 0-5182, 0-4804...... tconomloal heating, baaement ga tree at Hartland, Vt. 8500,000 in bonds to f s A a i tM Advertisements a Sollmene processed used car. It 9-224S. DUMP TRUCK drivers wanted. STEAM RADIATOR—40' radlaUoq, priced. Carlton W. Hutchins, 30. rage, ahade trees—$13,8001. Henry atn at IMS and the Atlantic coast blow iel J. O'Brien of the Wickford Bar town Water Dspartmsnt'i • Epbt Is Quipped with radio, heater, Apply at Thomas Colla Construc height 88” . Call MI. 8-4878 after 6. 9-5132-0-4604. WEST SIDE State o f 1944. racks, found drowned near Potter QUIETER ENGINES which coRiM due Doe. $. 'Wfl CLASBinED ADVT. They said the reason is that Bridge in South Kingston. defroster, hydramatlc transmis- Roofing pnd Chimneys 16*A tion, 381 Broad St., Manchester, Musical Instrameiits 53 Fairfield Street WANTED / Detroit (/P) — Seeking quieter received and conaidsrsd h y DEPT. HOURS Bion, etc. Orii^al’'two-tone green. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 TWO GAS side arm water heaters, SWEEPING views, large four room MADELINE SMITH more people now carry extended William Hervey,. killed when engine operation, car deqignera Board of Directors at a afiaoiu ROOFING—Specialising in rspali- Now etarting construction on (OMttoMd tnoi V a ta Om ) blown off roof in Oanston by wind. 8:15 A. IL to 4:S0 P. IL For your assurance of top quality AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Ex^ one 80 gal. galvanised tank, three SALEI Baldwin Spinets and grand ranch, pictura window, fireplace, - Realtor Four, five, six, seven coveifige clauses under their pres hare are working on poasible meana meeting called for 11 a. m. Baft,# . and performance come in and drive BICYCLES, new. Used, bought and Ing roofs of.all kinds. Also new .perienced with Chrysler* and Ply kitchen sinks, two hot air coal pianos from the annual Berkshire ceramic tile bath, aluminum four rooms plus two unflntahad. ent fire policies than ever before. The Follosriag Unidentified of cutting out motor fans above The bonds will be general iililRIMI ! this one. sold. Repairing and rebuilding. roofA Gutter woiIl Chimneys mouth cars. Wonderful opportun furnaces^ some ducts. Tel. MI. Music Festival at big discounts. Btorms„hot water heat, cellar, one Full insulstlon, plastered walla, 30-8-1843 or 8-1148 room houses. Hsve trucks from the western area have These clauses protect against A third employe of the Vfyi certain speeds. They have found tlon bonds with a limit a t thrsa p a t COPY CLOSING TIME Free pick up and delivery wlthui cleaned, repalrsd, M years’ ex- ity with a growing direct factory 8-6887. Factory-guarantee. Terms 850 acre, good land. Suburban. $13,000. hot water oil heat, fireplace, full been moved to the eastern area windstorm damage. Alena, drowned. that when a car reaches a spe^ cent a year Interest and will Ma. ONLY 61,295 ROCKVItJ.E— 8 room aingle, 4 man.v buyers wait- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. two mile radius. Manchester perience. n e e estimates. Call dealer. Ideal working conditions. down, 8 years to pay. Trade-ins (Jarlton W. Hutchins, 30. 0-8133, basement, open etslrwsy, oak to augment the companya repair New Haven (tounty farm agent A man drowned In Galilee, R. I. of around 30 miles an hour fan devided into units o f $25,000/ eatii Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn Hlowiey.o* Manchester Mitchell in a modem, clean shop centrally accepted. Goes Piano Company, 0-4694. flooring, shed dormer. bedrooms, one H bath, oil heat, iiiK. Please call this Roy E. Norerbes said winds caused A grey-haired woman of about 68 MON. THRU FRI. HEDSTROM baby carriage for side porch, 3-car garage, large lot. forces there. It Is expected that cooling isn't needed. maturing on Sept. 1 o f tlM y a a ia SOLIMENE, Inc. pike. MI. 9-3068 or 9-3B03. 8A38): located. We provide our men with 817 Asylum Street (Across frofn Building By Anssldl about $500,000 damage to Meriden found drowned in Galilee, from 1935 to 1074. sale, 815. Phone MI. 0-7686. (kNild convert Into Y or 3 apart agency for quick re raatoration work in this araa will Two persona who droWned near 10:30 A. M. 884 Center Street vacation and holidays with pay. Hotel Bond) Hartford. JA. 5-6606. MANCHESTER For Information Call area apple crope. He said the loss WRONG FACE SATURDAY 9 A. M. BOY'S 36" Columbia de luxe bl- hospitalisation and life insurance Free parking in lot next door west. ments. Call owner after 5 p.m. sults. be completed by Friday. was about 50 per cent. Island Park, Portsmouth, R. I. Dodfe and Plymouth Direct CKARLBS LESPERANCE Bartlesville, Okie. UR —A young ABOUT OONOREB8 'cycle, fully equipped. Good condi CHIMNETS Repolnted and repair along with many other beneflU. Four room (Jape Ctod with two Rockville 5-4120. Gov. John Lodge left hurriedly A girl about 9year-old drowned Factory Dealer ed. MI. 3-6538. Boats and Accessories 46 30-0-7620 All highways were open, trees ster riding his bike past a clock- When Congresa takes a rsesss/ tion. M I .0-6385.------Stop in and talk it over with Mr. -e - -______■ GEORGE L. from Washington where he ad in. East Mstunuck. TOVB OOOPEKATION WILL Beaupre, at Brown. A Beaupre, rooms unfinished up. Fireplace, reAoved and silt claared. No seri therometer sign downtown, kneeled it sets a definite date for reew- ~~ OmmCIATED MI-3-8101 1054 15 H. P. Evinrude outboard Wanted—To Boy 58 CAPE COD—Six finished rooms, GRAZIADIO ous washouts wars reported. dressed the National American Le Masaachuaetts Inc., 858 East Center Street. Timken - oil burner, nice grounds. Harry R. Davis, 80, blown from over, bicycle and all, yelllM "Wow, ventog; when it adjourns. It doss motoci slightly used, excellent one knotty pine, tile bath, copper Realtor The worst single structure dam gion (tonvention to survey the 140, how hot can it get!” The youth not reconvene until the nsxt rsga- 8 A. M. to 0 R M. Wanted ABtpa— Heating— PhimbiBg 17 condition. CaU M I. %4C19. Being offered for sale by original New Attempt Seen the lOth floor fire escape on down Diol MI-3-5121 — % ACCOUNTANT - Office manager USED PICKET fencing. Call PI. tubing, fenced, aluminum sidtof, Telephone MI-9-5878 age was the Plax Corp. Plant In stricken shoreline. '* had been looking at ihe wrong part lar session or until esUsd by tMo 5|otorcycleg 12 LENNOX FURNACES and warm owner who purchased property in insulated, Venetian blinds, screens town building t o Worcester. CHEVROLETS, 1047-1058, two4oors with factory cost experience. Ap- EVINRUDE 3 h.p. outboard motor. 3-6934. Stonington Borough, its rear car Lodge Tours Area of the sign—it was 1:40 p.m. President. and four-doors, de luxe and stand air heating. Earl Van Campt ML ply by letter giving full particu 1940. On a bus line. and storms. $13,800. Owner 30. To Water Censure ried away and the main plant cum The governor toured the area George D. Schou, 57, struck by WANTED—By private party, clean 0-5844. Ideal for trolling, $85. Phone 3H. 0-6087. IF READY to buy, seU, exchange windblown sign In Whitman. ard models most with equipment. 1647 or 48 Studebaker Champion. lars M to experience. Tli 0-0710 after 6. bered by debris left ss the slx- from Groton to Old Lyme with Bob Oliver has a good clean guar Soap Co., 75 Hilliard St. real esute, mortgagea arranged, .foot water invasion receded. Leo Beaulieu, 45, of Fall River, Two door or Starlight coupe. GUARANTEED Plumbing and Rooms Without Hoard 59 MANCJHFISTER—Very attractive 6 (OaallaMd from Page Om ) (tonsult Howard R. Hastings, State Police and National Guard struck by a tree limb In Westport. Lost and Found anteed used car to suit your bud Phone MI. 3-4887 after 6 p.m. T. J^CROCKETT Perhaps 150 cottages from Point officials after his plane set down get. Bank financing. Maiw are heating. Jobbing and new work. WANTED—High School junior or, room colonial, fireplace, oil heat, Agency, 30. 91107. Miss Henrietta H. Berry, 70, and Building Msterials 47 FRONT ROOM, centraUy located. automatic hot water, piped foi' O’Woods to Lord's Point, were de on a water-covered landing field in WEUKEWHATWESEEMM l o s t —That satisfied feeling If you local one owner cars at Center Joseph Skelly. MI. 0-8014, senior for afternoon work helping Broker and members of the subcommittee stroyed: her slater. Miss Lucy Berry, 55, (Continuous hot water. P acing. automatic washer, one car garage, READY BUYERS waiting. ForrSm- Trumbull. , both of Medford, found dead in haven't tried dining at the Row- Motor Sales, 461 Main. on TV installaUon and delivery. F loorin g ----- From per M $196.00 Gentlemen preferred. 3Q. 9-7129. which investigated him st that Waterfronts were still a mount Restaurant, Route 85, Bol Bosinesd Services Offered 13 PALMER'S ROOFING OO. Roofing Benson's, Inc., 1085 Main. Phone: Office 30-3-5418 nicely landscaped let. AU city mediate action list your property He called what he saw "heart their cottage at Swift’s Neck, and siding, repairs. Gutters. Free utilities, convenient locst^n. 3Iany Ume. This relates to the Drat of with the Albert J. Oatto (to.. Real shambles of wrecked, floundered, breaking devastation.” ' ton. Receptions, banquets, organ 1061 BUICK, Tutone blue: Unusual FURNITURE Refintshlng, antique Canadisn Framing and TWO SINGLE men are looking for Wareham. . estimates. MI. 8-7979. WANTED—Dishwasher, days. Ap . Residence 30-9-7751 added features. An exewent buy five categories of censure charges tors. (?H. 0-8489, evenings BU. capsized and damaged craft of all At New Haveh, Mayor Richard Elmer Clapp, 60. of Middleboro, isation dinners Invited. For reser- ly clean two-door sedan. Locally furniture a specialty, chairs caned Sheeting . . . , ...... per M $99.50 one genUeman to share their six 0-0069, JA. 8-3989. sizes. Perhaps SO major pleasure vacations contact Charlie or Marie owned. 30,000 original miles. Dick ply Arthur Drug Store, Manches room furnished apartment. Cen at $15,800, $o luirty. Alice against the 'Wisconsin Senstor- C. Lee, in hip boots and a, foul- found dead on roof of his summer and rushed. Anson F. Iliofn. EAST HARTFORD- —Two-famUy Clampet, Reklto.r. Phone MI. lx>ats were a total loss in New Lon weather jacket, helped to evacu-^ cole. 30. 0-4880. enson Motor Sales. Phone Mitchell 0-5785. ter. l a . 9-8646. Windows,'complete ..From $13.50 traUy located. All uUlitles includ sn .'allegation that he was con WANTED—Single ' and multi-fam home at Taylor'a Point, Buzzard's Millinery— DressmakiiiK 19 (flat) 3 x 4 oak floors, oil heat, 0-4848. ■- o don harbor alone. ate several children from a flooded Bay. ing fully equipped kitchen avaU- 9car attached garage. Lck 138 x temptuous In refusing to accept ily homes for ready caah buyers. Uf{£ WAriO^ LOST—About Aug. 3 In Manches 1040 CHEVROLEIT Fleetline deluxe RUBBISH and ashes removed. Gen 3fAN FOR furnace installaUon and Stain Grade Doors ...Frdiri $7.00 (tonnecticut Power (to. officials water front area. Mrs. Anna C. Sweetland, 7$, of DRESSMAKER, alterations on sheet metal work. Experience pre able. 30. 8-5416. ISO. Excellent condition. 1 mile to Is MANCHEISTER—For l l l .m . siix invitations to appear as a witness Mortgages arranged, (toll ACB here, whp had restored service to ter. Lady's diamond wrist watch, two' door, radio, heater. Excellent eral cleaning of attics, cellars and coats, suits, dresses, skirts, etc. Realty (to. 3 0 0-3393. ■"I’ll nevet forget {he scared Attleboro, died of heart attack m CB TAC, /r^A CAA inscribed F.W.C. on back, with cmiditian throughout, Douglas ferred. Apply 166 West 3(|ddle We Carry A Complete Line Of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. Thie ia finished rooms, fill heat, automa before the subcommittee. much of the city, predicted ,lt would yards. Call M and M Rubbish re CaU 3a. 9-6686. NEWLY DECORATED, BeautlfuUy The subcommittee investigated looks in the eyes of those kids and while out in storm. Mack ribbon band. ML 0-7888. Re Motors, 888 Main. Turnpike 7 p.m. Building Materials an investment property. Price tic hot water, full baaement, storm be tomorrow night before full moval. MI. 0-0757. furnlahed and spacioua room. The $15,000. James J. Rohan A Sen, windows and sci^ens, combination McCarthy as a result of a resolu- their mothers,” Lee said. "It was Douglas E. White, 62, of New CAAf W £ U A ffO A O ward. ______most complete tight housekeeping street light service was back. tragic." port, R. I., collapsed and died at 1053 FORD Victoria, lustrous tutone and pow( YOUNG 3IAN for farm work 8 a.m. Realtors. S17 Hartford Road. Tel, doors, fencadUn yard, nicely land tiop.calling,for McCarthy's expul With major tree obstacles Movingr-Tiraddnf faculties avsUsble to Manchester. sion from-the Senate. resolu In Woodbridge poultry farmer the wheel of hia car in Plainvlllo, green, radio, heater, overdrive, mower sales and service. Motors to 13 noon. Furnish own transpor- n a t i o n a l BUILDERS MI. 3-7433. scaped. Owner'^'’moving out of hacked through and thnut aside, Mass. Announcanents ' 2 signal lights. New white wall tires. Storafo 20 toUon. CaU 3Q. 0-7636. Tou wlU marvel at the cleanUness state. Approximately $1800 cMh to tion was sponsored o f former 'Vito Lucianl counted 400 dead tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and SUPPLY of tkia buUdtog. OiUdren accepted. 3(AN(KESTER GREEN—Six room So T}^ey Say weeks o f work along streeta and The Following Unidentified: Exceptionally clean. A real value delivery serving Oibson’s Garage. approved buyer. Alice Oampet, Sen. William, Benton (D-Conn). in house yards remain to clear up turkeys after the storm and faced FLOOR______SANpim Md^e^er for AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO., WANTED—Quality control trainee. 381 State Street , Ohtral. Priced so ressonsbls ranch, patio, attached garage, Realtor. Phone Ml. 9-4843. ' Williams contended there was the loss of 40,000 chicken eggs A man in Dartmouth, drowrned. at only 81405. See this one today. ML 8-0013. local and l<»g distance moving, the debris. < resiTln our Paint Dept. (Sail Mr. Center Motor Sales, 461 Main. WUl train. Must be over 18 yekrs North Haven, Conn. /you'U gssp! Be sure and see this plastered walls, ceramic tile bath, ‘‘grave doubt as to thg^aterlality which he said probably won't hatch A baby seen floating In surf off packing, storage. CaU 30. 8-6187. ons. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch St 30 SUNSET STRBET-6 loom sin It’s like throwing away a pair So scattered and diffuse was Swift’s Neck Beach, Wsrehsm, Cary at ML 8-8161 for rates and WIRING INSTALLA'nON of aU of age and high school gradate. Tel. CHestnut 8-3147 formica counters, carpeting, gar and relevancy at this evidence” of aces. because a power failure cut off Information. Montgomery Ward 1040 OLDSMOBILE '88 super club Hartford CHiq>el 7-1438. Alternating two shifts. Liberal bage disposal unit, 11 cq, ft. re gle enclosed porc’h. New warm air the damage no officisU estimate drowned. types. No Job too small. Pster FURNISHED Room for re.nt, nesr that was being Introduced. He said —f f y p l ’a ex-Ktog Farouk on hatching devices. Co., Manchester. coupe, fully equipped. Tel. MI. fringe benefita, opportunity for ad frigerator, stove, Bendix coiQbina- oil heat. Older hqme. Two-car ga ot damage could be had. One in A man drowrned off Wesaagutset Pantaluk, 40 Foster street- Phone 38ANCHE8TER — Package DeUv- 3Iato St^^GenUeman preferred. 0 t h e '»Senate never actually ap Dior’s de-empmslzed buatllne formed guess was 85,000,000 in Laiciani said the turkeys, kept 0-8870. vancement. It interest^ and Diamonds— Watches— Uon washer-dryer, cloze to npw rage. Needs Interior decorating proved the Benton expulsion reso- Yacht Club, North Weymouth. PART TIME Accounting. Thirty MItcheU $-7808. ery. Local light truenng and Basel St. 30. 92170. throughout. Lot SO x 168, $8,$60. dresses. southeastern Connecticut. in open pens, died, of expomre to Three persons reported dead at qualify, caU Rogers Oorp. Man Jewelry 48 school. Early occupancy,. $16,500. lutloi) but referred it to the Rules wind and rain- and by suffocation years* experience, auditing, gen BEFORE YOU Decide to buy a package delivery. Refrlgnators, chester. Superintendent C, m ro n . George L. Graziadio, Realtor/ 30. (tosualtiea were light. One wom Horseneck Beach. Westport. GONDER’8 T.V. Sendee, ayaUahle washers and stove moving a LARGE, FTTHNISHED room for Warren E. Howland, Realtor, In Committee without a vote. The Unless we win China back, an front stampeding. eral ledger, profit and loss stats- new or used car drop in and see 3Q. 8-5168. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re surer, 648 Woodbridge St. 30. 0-8878. an was hit on the head by a Gag- A woman drowned off Biusard's any time. Anteima ccnverslcns. specialty. 3IL 9-OTSI. two with light housekeeping fa- Rules Committee assigned it to a ultimate victory for the free world pole in her yard at Black Point. The following is a list of dead Bay. ments, balance sheets, systems for Dick o r Milt at Dickenson Motor pairs, adjusts watches expaitly- 3-8600, MI. 3-5711. subcommlt,tce on privileges and small Dusineas and taxes. Address, Sales at Center and Cooper Sts. ?hilco factory supervised service. $54 PER WEEK, pert .Ume, 3 clllUes and bath. 30. 0-4776. MANCHESTER-nMuve right in. Is unthinkable. She ia in. a hospital h> e for treat in Hurricane Carol as it swept New Hampshire Tel. MI. 0-1486. Reasonable prices. Open dally. elections. —South Korea’s President Syng- acrass New Etogland into (tonada m£l/££AAS9fA^ Box W, c /o Herald. hours daUy, a.!t.m. or evenings Thursday evoiings. 120 Spruce 86 WETHERELL s t r e e t —a weU Well constructed .and weU planned ment of concussion. . Allan E. Warren, 43, of Chi 1048 OLDS COUPE, radio heater, PainttaiK-r-Papering 21 PLEASANT, FXirnished room, suit six room coloniifi', fireplace and Watkins told him: man Rhee. yesterday: and aU day Saturdays. -We wUl street lOtcheU 0-4887. able for two. Cooking privileges if built older home—6 rooms plus an Inland Dnmnge Great chester, killed in collision of car im C A C A S OOLLEGB AND high school girls! Hydramatlc (1 owner). >u. 0-0651 WIRING INSTALLATION and re tile batlK Exceptional lot. Copven- “ We are here to,get all.of the Inland, trees came down, power Rhode Island pair of small electric appliances PAINTING, Exterior and interior, hire 6 men who want to earn ex desired. 30. 9-3884, enclosed front porch. A nice yard and National Guard truck in'Con Make smart fall outfits at great between 6 - 8 p.m. tra income. Pro^t sharing basis. vient. H. B. Grady, Broker. 30. facts, no matter whom it helps or If cheap atomic power does failed, crops were dectroyed. Richard Marslimd, 47, drowned and fixtures. Clarence G. Smith, paperiianglng, CeUings reflnlah- 100 foot front with trees and hurts.” cord, N. H. Ta u m p s , m rc£rM /i£^ savings. Crompton corduroys 05c (Manchester area). Apply in per bushes. One-car garage. Prica 3-8009. come for us. It will mean a revo All along the water front, homes at Wsutvick while tn-ing to save 31 Knox St. Phono Ml. 8-8438. ed. Wall paper books on request. PLEASANT ROOM on West Side Watkins said that no mhtter Norman Boisvert, 19, of Epplng. yard. Wool pleciu for Bermuda 1952 CHEVROLET son. Personnel Division, Martin- Fuel and Feed 49-A with private family. Also parking 818,000. James J. Rohan A Son, lution in India. were evacuated as the storm a boat. P £ A e A i U W j SborU or s i ^ 83.5048.06. Co Estimates given. Fully Insured. MANCHESTER;' Hamlin St. Duplex how weak the case before the sub struck by n falling tree as he sat MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio Pariry Corn., 185 Albany Ave., apace. Tel. 30. 9-5852. . Realtors, 817 Hartford Road. Tel. — India ph,vsiclst Dr. Meghnad whipped in yesterday morning. Mrs. .Pauline Hertel, drowned in a car. lonial Remnants, 115 Center St. 3-Door Styleline De Luxe CaU Edward R. Price. 3QtcheU SEASONED Hardwood for fireplace 6 and 6, laige rooms, large lot, committee may have been—"and Saha. and T.V. specialists since 1084. 9-1003. Hartford, Thursday, 7:80 p. m. MI. 3-7433. The single death in the storm while trying to secure a boat in Richard McDonough, 13, ktilton. sharp. and furnace. Cut to order. Imme FURNISHED ROOM to rent with oil heat, two^car garage, Good In I’m not passing’ judgment on that” was a heart seizure. At New WE GARRY TIOGA ySms at the This original green finish is Just House sendee call $8.50. MI. come. Howafd-R.'Hastings Agen Bristol Harbor. Mass., a golf caddy drowned when SPRAY PAINT your home, wood diate delivery. (Call Glastonbury, kitchen utilities. -Inquire 54 High MAN(?HESTER, Cape Cod 6 rooms, —the present committee felt it Perhaps the most serious aspect Haven, Herman M. Zarnetske, 53, 'YES: LOOK AT THE AERO WaLYS nkme prices as at the mill. Save too good to believe. It reflects the 0-6660 or ML 8-4607. ME. 3-2033 after 6 p.m. cy, ManchestA)^; 30. 0-1107 .any Fran(;oeco Gallo and his wife, swept off bridge by high. ASAters or asbestos shingles. Reasonable AUTOMOTlVB Radiator Repair St. ■ ' 8 finished. Excellent lot, 60 x 280. should consider the subcommit of the spy hunt in the United collapsed and died aa he tried to Catherine, 72, found in the wreck /time and money by shc^ping at care that has been given to this man. To take charge and operate Ume. ^ tee's altempta to get McCarthy to into the Wildcat River, Jackson, COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart rates. 3Q. 8-8177. Near bus and school. Condition States Is that it misleads the pub secure hie cruiser during the age of their summer home at Oak N. H. BEFORE YOU BUY ANY GAR ^ Your Yam Shop, 50 Cottage St. low mileage car. Very clean in our radiator repair dept. Our shop BEAUrrtUL SPACIOUS, furnished good. $12,000. H. B. Grady, Brok testify and sotne of the things, lic into believing that the- Rus R. Wolcott on wringer an$L. auto MANCHES'i'ER—Well kept ex- height of the storin. land Bearit, Warwick. Maine TeL MI. 0-3858. terior. Equipped with radio, heater, matic washing mechlnes, vacuum is new, with the latest equipment. Garden— Farm— Dairy rooms, twin bed or double, for two er. 30. 3-8000. right or vh-ong, Mc(torthy said in sians can only progress by steal signal lights, back up lights, clock, pandable Cape .pojl with dormers, The New Haven Railroad re John W. Beland. 34, a nephew Robert (tormler, 44, Portland, getor-Wdr* SriM OMM WlUYS MOTOKS, IRC. 7eMs L Olte cleaners, motors, small appli Private Instructions 28 We provide our men with vaca- Products 50 refined people. Ontral. 30. reply. ing secrets. ported that tracks near hard-hit YOUR YARN SHOP. 6Q Cottage St. dispenser, out side mirror, extra 3.8968 or {-7138. plastered wail.s^ fireplace, hot of the Gallos, found drowned in a crushed by tree which struck s Tel. MI. 0-3868. Headquarters for ances. Welding. 180 Main Street Uons and holidays with pay, hos- In some of the replies, McCarthy —S ir ' Francis Simon, Oxford U. New London - were flooded over bumper guards, seat covers and YOUR YARN SHOP, 60 Ck)ttage pitalisaUon and life insurance PICK YOUR own tomatoes, 50c water oil heat; ajpeslta drive, capsized boat grocery store in the Rosemont sec Bemet and Tioga Yams and Susan Phone ka 0-6678. accused the subcommittee of using professor of thermodynamics. and piled with debris, blocking Navy Ensign Thomas Farry, excellent tires. Sollmene processed St. Tel. MI. 0-3358. Free instruc along with many other benefits. basket. J. Dixon Farms, 650 HUIs WILL SHARE apartment with FOR EXPERT / kcreens and storm windows. its funds without authority and ac tlon of Portland. Bates Knitting accessories. Also woman. Three minutes walk to Owner leaving state wants Imme- traffic. Passengers stranded on Jr., Worcester, Mast.,, drowned and guaranteed. Don't mias this BULLDOZER AND Loader woric. tion with each yam purchase. Stop in and see Mr. Beaupre at St., East Hartford, near Manches tually "stealing” the money and The (UN) organization is.- se Bancroft B e a 11 e y, Boothbay DaGORMIER MOTOR SALES, IM. art needle work supplies. Store hours—^on. throu^ Sat., ter line. bus line. Write Box LR, Herald. ' ■ dlate . . v''" t : / 1ening phase of the sea level, was reached. August. ' iique collared, button-trimmed, bouffant-skirted, The Manchesterltes found it nunes, “enemy” submarines will Tow;a Meeting Held very cold in this under-rock sta locate and track a “convoy” un RAYGO BURNER All Items on the agenda of the eather-belted. 7 tovl4. tion and were,glad to walk a diort der protection of surface ships and aircraft, reporting the position rn special town meeting held last r distance through a tunnel to the SERVICE fcesM^ «*•• Mr HOOLVi evening -were voted during a four -—y---- i —rn ‘SillMIlIjns— Wiga n l:"- heated hotsL the convoy to long range "enemy” minute session attended by a Deg Drawn bombers. The second phase in b going out of biisinoss. els si99es (fs^lesre tn mora than 7/100,000 hamas, cooat to ' At Oranit, wtor ttatc, (dozen voters including two report I By going in a.dlfferent direction volves attack by enemy surface H eidw *s ers. through a lodger tunnel the group and aircraft and submarines, with cofwt, Oront* great School Salt will bo frig guorontM dtpandability. To those who have been - our MCfV prsfrsM First Selectman Herbert Paga- came out through an entrance the dMepding force seeking to th# tignaf to hurry in for bast bvyt. ch4Mliif powtr gvaranittt lowtlt carved in ice to the edge of a fight off and destroy the attack customers during the past five 9mOOH9$eHOOl 'ni was named chairman of the years —our cordial THANK meeting. The selectman explained Carter’s Spanky Pants glacier fUlsd basin. Here people er*. y- u were skiing and a few were gotag U. S. uplts in the exercise will FOUl that the sum of 31,320.18 for the / 1 for rides on the sleds drawn by include the destroyers Dortch, Tax Collector’s account was to in naw TetttorsoN's 'n* rosabud priats! Oatling^ Hailey, Hickox, Miller To those for,whom we still N pay a refund; that the sum of Jr- dog teams. To be sun, some of have work on our books—yoa, 3.564.51 was for a new dog pound the Manchester Scouts tried this and Rooks; the transports Cam B U IL T F O R a c t i o n : a' , , ■ Sugar ’n’ spice . . . everything nice - r that’s w hat, will be .contacted for the oehed- X, erected according to state specifi .# • apart. bria and Lattimer; the tanku uling of that work. -Carter's cotton Spank.v Pants are made of! They Taking a lift up thb four-storied Chukawan and planes. cations; and that the 31.500 was have a reinforced crotch, all-'elaatic waiat, soft col an addition not previously appro ors every girl loves. Very' nice for mother, .too . .. -1 priated on the school bonds. they wash without ironing, stay cOiQr-brigtyt ever The selectmen and' treasurer and ever and they're Carter-Set- ..Will not :i ■ were nulhorixed to borrow a sum shrink oiTt of fit. Sizes 4 to 1,4. J not to exceed 3250,060 for current / expenses. STOP-Bef ore You Buy Any New Car ■ . It was voted to accept Rose wood Drive in the southern part .. Spanky Pants. Ruffle .trim, BOYS* COnON ^ df the town when the $500 bond (Mght) vas ptHited for -completion of the Blue, pink pii or yellow roeebud pruiL on BRIEFS road in accordance with the M- white. \ lecuqen's specifications. . if* \< C lw u^ In Date (Left) Spank.v Pants in TatterMlI The PinnacJe''4 rea Girl Bcout Comfor^cut, easy care. lenders m ating has. been changed print. Nylon-reinforced cuffs. Mint, (^ J in e cotton,' nylon rein to ThiifsdayXSept. 9 M the Elling yellow on whit*. foiforced leg binding. 2 to I6i. ton Congreg^ionaI Church. A craft class w ill^ given u'tu^er the direction of Mrs. Mayvrill Sloan of 'f the Milton Bradley All leaders, assistant leaders, troops committees and pxrapective leaders are invited to atteW. Each one planning to be present r a c k Back-To-School in ed to bring s'ciSsors and old cloth. Anyone planning to be present's asked to notify Mrs. Joseph Ulrie, before Sept. 7. Get our New U ta s J k ShiliM|i Piall Young Married Coiiplrs ^ The Young Married Couples Now, sreVe' tto tndnMiy with low Nash pictely air conditioned Nash Statesman with Twin GINU' TRini-CUFF Club of the Union Congregational prices aj^^gh trade-ine-in allowanoesI'Yes—thanks Beds Beds andand AirlinerAirliner Reclining!Reclining Seats—a real “bear" Oiurch will hold their hrst meet- CdTTONANKinS r- Ing of the season next Wednesday ■^oiing feet that live In CHILD LIFE shoe* to the trigNash Challenge Deal—^you can own a . for economy—at a saving of hundreds of dollars, night. There will be a pot-luck just can't help being happy. Comfy, stylish, \ finp*, rpomier, mme comfortable car—a com-; Won't you let us prove it? 4 9 c Slipper at the church at 6:30 fol foot-assisting. Yes, we sell shoes but above all lowed by a Scavenger Hunt. All we sell fit. 1 . Sturdy con^bed cotton with Hot odvco^ iMgins with cotton . rnembert are urged to be present Come In —Compare ! nylon reinforced hceL and for this fii’st session, .toe. In white. Sixes-9-I 1. ...smoit, practical, oconemical ad* Food Sale Planned iblAND MOTORS. INC,^3«9 CINTBI ST.. MANCHESTER— M|.3^p79 Kiowa (Council, Degree of Poca hontas, will hold a food sale'at the Tops on TV. Tune h "Sohirday l4ght Revve", NIC Nstweric. Ss* your poper for tfaso and ttoliem BilDBMVa' UTTLI QIIMLS* Co-Op store on Friday, Sept. 10 '■ for the benefit of the' Emergency to , Fund, March of DimM. Members ! ' ' ttf are asked to have their donations SHOES FROCKS • of food a t the store by 10:30 a. m. Emblem Club to. Open The Ehlblem Club will open its ierrHic ) ■■ , fail sea.son Sept. 8 at tlie Elks home when a pot-luck, .supper will |S-'- value take place'at 6:30'with Mrs. J osVt 4 ” 1 phine Johnston as chairinan' in charge. . ' ■ s at only,,* Meeting Held C \ * The Republican Town Commit- i i \ T Rough-tough wear! 'Woi\derful comfort! Details Grants presents a collection of washfast adorables • tee meeting held last night in the " ^RDUROY JUMPER f V u»ially found in h i^ priced shoes! Supple leather in dirt-defying alpaCa cotton; smart Sanforized Stiperibr Court chambers voted to 'A. h i 1 \ uppers; leather insoles; leather heel linings; active- hold the genertll town caucus to M * it a tehoel ttond-by! ginghiiffls. and broaddoths. 3* hems. Sizes 4 to 6x. nominate two representatives, and . \ • y wear soles. Lab-tested. Boj-s’, girls’ styles. Sizes 8yi-3. 10 justices of the peace, on Mon g / ‘ 1 Ollwn fratn cw fabglwn coHectiM, I9 t B 5.9t day evening'. Septr-20. • ■ _ • ‘f ' ■ Sizes 7 to 14 ...... “ .. .2.98 to 5:98 Franklin Wells .. of Talcottville 7 to T4 . 1 $3,98 ' and Luther A. White of Rockville w t ■ Handsomo ht-lnan stylus that will bt were Vernon's representatives in ■ t A i>crf6qt hack-to-8chool ensemble i.e standouts in any doss. Uppers made of rich the last General Assembly and n both are seeking renomination. ■ . ’ 1 Jumper in fine wale washable corduroy, brown loothur with sturdy solus to stand GIRLS' COnON CMId HU 1 • ? trimmed with shiny gold buttons and rugged wear. Large selection of styles. Janice Rizy. 3-year-old daughter featuring two large patch pockets. P A N T ilS ; of Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Rizy Jr., I of Regan Road, Vernon, was struck , V -fl .'b y a car while crossing Windsor ■ \ — Avenue shortly before 11 o’clock y 1 "".this morning; .... She was crossing the street near V- % T"' p ■ Sturdy interlock knit, and ";;thc, building at 40 Windi^F.-^ve., ' wheh a car operated" by Gloria ' 1 ’ 1 ’ medium-cut stylet. Long • Cantor of RFD 1, struck her. $ • SrnaJdtsutnl. ' wearing combed cotton. |n ■ white, and pastels. 6 to 16. J:< BOY SHIRT 3 H to 6 Penonal NoU<^ kV is' a tcbool most! $399 In Memoriam
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