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■ W w -X, said the arrest today canie afUr Manchester Escaped Disn^ter-fHelp FlotM VictimSf Give to .aitlifMigw it to imuaual to imld Hydrant Brokpn Emcrgtncjr Doe|on WllltmahUc police rejwtedorted aaChsv- Oiev- M r W tight 9«kldy a vM ^aTM bla aohool at tMa Um* Find Chappell ririet truck missing thereers Isst night svith MOROAL tka saw apM tha acbool to a ^ o n Leavoi Post iftm y S h r, Phyaiciana of the Manchea- about 10 p.m. ttetog ktok eatoito fbai aknili ^mia weak at tha O owant Oon^e- By Truck ‘Here ’ state Trooper Kenneth. Hayden aMBL VltaaHM Rl. aattonal Church haa attracted ter Medical Aa«i. who will re­ In Mansfield A w m f s D«U t N o t P iS M Run n u i l ^ at * spond to emergency ' calla to­ •nf the Stafford barracks received B it. Gae« far tka . Itor Uw Wo4 M ioi T b o W o n tliw BO childrm from kln- information a man waa Weeping to eklM ar aM t. GaaS dargartaq to eighth gcadera. insult was almcist added to in­ morrow afternoon and evening ' i- Aormt Sib loss |toiiwo|.or V. R. W M fek are Dr, Howard Lockward a truck in Mahefield thia mominc. aitoaa to caaMag, jury at 3:45 p.m., yesterday when Takes Truck Without ______I of H4n- tadulta only), Tel. Ml 9-3243 It turned out to be Chappell. nerta/ar la kevtoagea. SMB s A. Thomaa r. Moriarty Jr„ aon of a hydrant was neatly broken Oft poonS. 1 1 . 3 3 3 r«wr-#< Ow «n*a*wrw. Mr. and Mra. Thomaa r. Moriarty. and Dr. Elmer Diskan, Tel. Permission o f Owner; IJcenee Suspended, in the North End. an area where MI 9-1551. I aiiwi-Plaa* ^ tho f Strickland St., who haa been some flood damage has already oc­ Police said he admitted taking WELDON INIU» CO. r sf Iko AoiR ■kMKi. " I w a l 9 ^ " wUch Uo touring Europe for the peat thbae curred. But the water was shut off Warrant Issued .Here the triiclr without permission from M t SIAIN 8T. I W CtoeotottoB the owner, for whom he had once Idanckester-....A City o f Village Charm \ to to Octobtr. montha In company with two of quickly. hia claaamatea. .all grOduatea of Patrolman Bmaniiel Motola said A Hartford man still wearing a worked. Investigation showed his ' . V.'. Moa OaCtaribal.'canv M VotUr Pipvldence College, in June, ia at a projectlng part of a, ttviiik driven' cast covering his right foot as the driver’s license to be suspended St, baa a aWit Uoonlii« c«nus Hospital Notes also, police said. (CTaaMflad AdvaeOMag m thoa « ) PRICE FIVE CENTS tThaa a pnaant to lUly. A card juat re­ by William R. CorUm, 22. East result of a bullet wound inflicted letustEF YOL. LXXIV, NO. f 7§ (TWBNTY-rOUR PAGES—* ^ 0 'SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AU G USf 24,1955 BUUit Which aho, conMantly ax- ceived from him waa written high A warrant was .ordered for his Hartford, caught on a Manchester by a Manchester policeman in June Y o w W « l ^ ntetM wOl unfold two of tu baantl- iu> on the balcony eg the “Leaning Water Co. hydrant on North St., PntienU Today; 1M. arrest, by the, Msn$hester coutje: MVoaaoBM to^iht arotmd t Ibwer Of Piaa." The trio haa snapping it oft almost le>'el with ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Wil­ wea arrested this morning by State and will be. served after disposi­ IR 30 o’doek. H m Snt ooa bhiaaomad toured England, Prance, with atopa liam Blaxenaky Jr., 59 Clinton St.; Police In Mansfield and charged tion 6f Chappell's case In Wens- laatalaht M ta Oarr artU walcoma the sidewalk. • In Paria and'Madrid :,|8pain, rRome Harry Straw of the water com­ Mra Edna Wiliis, 33 Delmont St.; with taking a motor vehicle with' fleld. How , Where to Give Manda lataroatad ia aaaiag tba He is scheduled to appear in the Official Jet and other placet in_^taly. pany said the rushing stream waa Wiliiam Mercer,' 92 Autumn St.; out the owner’s permission and op­ apaetacla. turned off quickly and no damage Melvin G. Miller. East Hartford; Mansfleld Justli'e Court Thursday mifcm erating while his license li-sus and Is being held at the Stafford ______118 Pvt. Frank J. Zanottl, aon / of .■i from flooding resulted. Albert Mieht, 68 HqlHster St.; MIm Marllni IfeCMihy^ Mr. and Mra. E. Zanottl of Colura- •1? Motola estimated damage to the Mrs. Louiss Vietto, 2 Regan St., pended. State Police berrackt pending A sclenGfle priatag raearS aiaSa Flood Relief Funds noraaca St, ____iaiicaI jo t John Wada- •hla, la receiving baaic training poating of a $500 bond. electronically will teU yaa tka Mark Sfeen wotih, waa hpoorad with anothar hydrant's! J150. however.. Rockville Mrs.' JaneU Eagleson. Elmer Chappell. 21. forfeited a with the Third Armored Dlvialon He Investigated two other ac­ 54 Mount Nebo 1^1.; Robert Jaepar, $500 bond in court here yesterday Police agreed Chappell must true oaBdlUea and n ia a( yaapr thewar laat aTaainf at tba homa ai Fort Knox, Ky. cidents yesterday also. Wtpping. I when he did not appear to face have had some difficulty driving watch. of H n. rioranea L. Stwln, mothar with the cast still on hit leg. EXP|ERT WATCH RRPAIRS About 10 a.m.. a camp trailer ADMITTED TODAYf Mrs. An­ charges of resisting arrest and Set by U.Sl ’ To givo to Hm Moocliosfor drivo to coBoet t t Mr. Wadaworth. who waa aa- Mr. and Mra. Charlea F. Wyman PROBfFT aiatad by Miaa. Carol Wadaworth drawn by a vehicle driven by na Schuls. 3 Bunce Dr.; Joseph larceny. end daughtera, Beverly and Janet, Roth Simdatrom Kostyfi NaumSc.- .30, Columbia, ECONOMICAL SERVICC Flood RoBof foods for Hm Amoricoo Rod of Longmaadow. Maaa. The brida* Prefsumarita, Hartford. The charges were made June 30 |vc Wttthington, A u g., 24 (JP) have moved from Sd Starkweather br^ke loose as it went over the when police said he was shot in X elaet raealved many uaaful. appK- St., to their new home, M South- Miaa Ruth Sundatrom, pariah BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A GIVE HER •—Art Air Force plans ii ?*" Crow, yoo 0Bi7 do oo* d f Nro tMogs. aneaa fbr kltehan uaa. About ' 20 railroad .tracks on W. .Middle daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William the right leg while attempting ee- weat Avc., Wlndaor Locka. worker at the Covenant Congre­ Tpke.. and smacked into a pole. cape from questioning by Patrol-, ported to have aot the firat guaaU attaadad from thia and Luckily, no one wa.s hurt Lopes. 34 Dr. B; a son to Mr. and CHANEL NO. i nearby towna. ' gational Church for the paat year, Mrs. Willard Begley, 48 Bunce Dr.; man John Cavagnaro about a stol­ official world’s sp<^ record 1. MoR yoor cliocfc, poyoblo to Mra. Eleanor Martin, preaident -although Motola reported the trail- en suit. Hospitalised then, he wore available at •■y of the Second Congregational will terminate her dutiea next ler traveled free about 80 feet be; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. .Ekl- for an airplane flying faster K. Rlmoro. Flood.Rolldf Troosoror. Kaaehaater SeropUmUU anjoy- ward Steele. RFT> 3, Coventry. a cast on his leg after Kis release Women’a League, urgently re- weel^ at the church, and will be fore the pole stopped it. He esti­ from the hospitiU under $500 bond than aound. ad a ataak roaat laat arenlnc on qtMtta the membera of the League DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: WELDOtrS ”s^h^7 Rod Cross. 49 Cootor St., Moochostor, Cooo. tha paUo at Mra. Julia MeCar> honored with a reception tomorrow mated damage to the trailer at for court appearance here. 991 MAIN STREET 785 MAIM ST. An induatiy. publication. Amari- and othera to bring to the church about 875. . John Sullivan, 216 E. Middle Tpke.; State Police in Stafford Springs can Aviation Daily, aaid today It New Chapters 1^ thy’a homa S3 School St, Rock­ evening following • the mid-week Linda Stauty, 71 Wells St.; Mrs. Maps ville, with IS of the membera tomorrow from 1 o’clock oh, ar- Just after 1 p.m., a car driven by ' had laarnad a North Amarican 2. Toko yoor doootioo. lo Forsoo. to tW " tlclca of clothing for men, women aen'Ice at 7:30. , David Rosenstein, 40. West Hart­ Bertha Taylor, 28 Foxhill Dr., Fioec piloted by- C6I. Horace A. preaant Mra. LUUan Ouatafaon, Rockville; Mrs. Thelma Merritt. Aniorieoo Rod Cross offko at 49 Cootor St. In Flbod Story tha new preaident praaldad at a and children, or toya for little onea. She haa aerved aa an efficient ford. struck the rear of an auto­ Haljea hid set the mark last Sat­ Theae will be collected by the Sal­ leader in the youth w o r k ^ the mobile operated by Harry E. Ham­ Windsor Locks; Mrs. Doris Om- urday In hfa third attempt. For EfcUing brief bwamaaa aaaalon, at which vation-Army and diatrlbuted to the church, particularly in the Aunday stem And daughter, RFD 1, Storrs; (Tko Rod Ccess ollico Is lo tfco Nttlo boRdiog \ plana for tha coming aaaaon'a. ac- ilton. 58. Batavia. N.'-Y.. stopped "Tha forced apead will have to Farmington, Aug. 34 Up—Dla- tlvltlea were dlacuaaad. Tha next flood .Sufferera. and the Vacation Blble/Schoola. for the traffic light at Cpnter and David Da^’ls,. E«st Hartford, aW|dt o fQ ^ I verification,' but it lost wost o f tfco Mooletpol BolMlog. ood offleo covery of the body of S-ycar-oId m a a t^ will t ^ e place Monday, She haa ably aaaiated In the cleri­ Broad Sts. DISCHARGED TODAY. Bra- la raported to have bean Juat ovtr Patricia Ann Bechard near the Sept 13, at 7:80 at the home of A.3.C. Oiarlea Caaelli, aon of cal work and in making calla on Motola said damage to Hamil­ seau baby girl, Vernon Trailer tha 800 milta an hour nMrk," the boorstfcoffoorofrooiStoSdoily.)^ weat bank of the Farmington Lesdslatiire Mra. l*fleident Eiaenhower de<;|rtred bury residents, already hard-hit In Tax Method Impeeelhle The Air Force la aiming at a today that America is on a “crusade for peace” but can the recent flood devastation, never- near supersonic record for the He added that it would aUo he Headquarters ) never accept Russign wrongs to men and nations in an the less found time to roll up their Impoeaible' to raise by taxes, tho course. The present record of 755 sleeves yesterday in contributing Lcssiief Attends miles an hour. Just under the “eagemeu to avoid war.” In a prepared address to the neceaaary mlUlona needed. FOR American Bar Aaan., IHaenhowert 286 pints of much needed blood. The Governor aaid that ha had speed of sound was. establUhsd, by The special Red Cross blood Legal Convention Lt. Col. F. K. (Pete) Evereet to a voiced confidence that the Geneva future bond laaues of this nature ■TFIOOA Super Sabre at Edwards aummit conferenc# apella oppor­ R etu t^d^.S . .Qier drive had been previously sched­ to mind when he ordered a halt 1- ---- f A ir Base in October 1953. - — tunity to advance toward, a peace uled to be held in downtown of soma B34 mllUon In aUta buUd- ^ Ally. George 8. I-eesner of the Speeds greater than aound have "baaed on Juatice and aecurity.” Waterbury, according to Mrs. J. tog projeeta now on the evb AT firm of Lessner end Rottner ■ re­ been achieved mapy times by “Can we achieve that aort of In ‘Fair? Condition Edison DMlltUa of Milford, State coastracUofl. That ia naeaesary, he . turned Saturday ■ from Cleveland FlOO planes and other Jet aircraft peace?” he asked. “I think we regional blood program chair/han. said, to order to preserve state . SeouH/ Thursday, Aug. 25 However, because pf the damage credit for flood raUeg and rohahtt-^^ BINDERS where he attended the ninth an­ Rockat experimental ablpa have can.” ■ Yet, without naming the Soviet (4l5^Lt. Guv H. Bumpaae, inflicted and lack of facilities avail- Itatjonr''- . * ' flown more than twice the spied Eisenhower ^Sees Slate Fl6od Disa$ter Area The Governor's comments cans t or * RINGS nuel convention of the National ’Len” Rivard of sound. However, theae speeds Union, Eisenhower said that the wounded 23-year-o1d 'flier held abla there, the donors were urged Aesocietlon o. Claimants' Com­ division of Germany, ihe domina­ by the Oommunista for a to contribute at the Mlddlebury President Eisenhower leans across a chair in hU plane to query an aide with a nup aa tha Praaident I mt he prepared to leave with state havs never been recognised of­ I caiHtol newenteii and BtaU PoUoe, rr—‘ ps nseUons Attorneys. ficially because up to now there tion of captive countriea and the week, today waa reported in Town Hall. views flood damage on his fUgh( over Conneetleut Aug., 23. Hie PrealdaiiV flaw from Denver to LARGE VARIETr “ fair” condition at an Army - military and CIvU Defenae haaia The convention, which began on has been no means of measuring use of international aubvarsion are Frederick Ac Wilson, Water­ inspect damage in the East and to confer with Governors. (A P Wirephoth). ______’ . ' j 'Or STYLES “violations of the righta of -men hospital near here. bury chairman, reported 'that the I for a haUcopter inspeetkm trip to Aug. 15 end lasted until Friday, them accurately from the ground. I the lower Naugatuck Valley. .. featured lectures and seminars 7 North American Aviation, Int. and nations." An Air Forca spokesman original quota had been set at 150 Is Still A Good Buy They probably result, he aald, aaid he may be aent to Tokyo pinta The trip wiU include toapooUdn dealing ’ uith new techniques of ... eg flood damage to Baaom Falls, trial procedure and pointing up (Cenliaiied ea Page Mxto«a) ^ from “ a compoupd of auaptcipna within 48 hours for further “Imagine, here's a community Flood Forecast *15 “ and fear." But'ha added quickly: treatment. that tain the thick of getting back iUiaoBU, Derby; *hd. 9W- to M BS. RofriqRrBtera the medical-legjU relationships in mour. While the trip to tho area Injuries caused by accidents of lu t If'i Even Wh«R Protccrion Against "That explains. It canaet ancuee." The Jackson,’" Miaa., flier on Ita feet u d jpot 286 persona COMPLETE LINE In Juattce lo oCMni and (0 < found tha tHmPhnd energy to do­ Of FuM ^ISe^ win he made by heUb(«ter, the W oshtn ORtl AH both the automobile and compen­ teur eC these towns was made hy OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES sation type. ^ |V EN OTHER DISEASES Is Ineludod At No Dock Strike BalUBa.'!-Aaraald.'' nate A pint of blood,” he aaid. dtkmr AppHoRCMi ’The' NACCA IV composed of eeirt UnWe ngs aa a part of the . by Red. ground Are near the For Flood Area Aid Ctfa about 4,500 attorneys who repre­ ) jieace' that wa dhaira .aM seek." neutral aonc. Hia companion, Thomaatnii, ’ Aug. 24 (iF)—n ie Up to Demands • , V Oar. WhiooO told’newwMa that sent plaintiffs in damage auita. Extoo Charq*! Jaha Marshall Aualveraanr CapL Charles W. Brown, was Plume A Atwood Mfg. Co. of ha is presently aeleettog numbers / Help to Unload Tha R ^ident apOka at the an­ of a; special lU te Bmtrgaafby / Papers were read at the conven­ killed to the crash. Themaston, damaged extensively Washington, Aug. 34 (^h— Washington, Aug. 24 (^^Thasyesterday’s WhiU HoHm confar- DEWEY-RIOHMM nual convention of the Bar Asso- by floodwatei-s of the Naugatuck Planalag Oommlttae. iheJW liyAei tion by both leading attorneys Col. Frederick J. Knob­ Weather Bureau offieiala.eay they administration chacked iu avaU-l*"ceence incliidedIncHided repreeeiitaUvasrapraaentaUvaa of 7S7 M AIN ST. . datton, which is observing the River, hopes to rasiima partial Civil DefeHM, tho Budget. Bureau, Tha group, ha aaid, wUl ba i and doctors. Luxury Liners lauch, commander of the able resources and conferrad vrith 200th anniversary of tba birth of I21st Evacuation Hospital, operations in a few days. expect great improvementa in the tha Cominetoe Daparlment, hous­ poMd of th# cream of m b state’s Complete Insurance Service John Marahall, the fourth Chief Thomas L S. Bosk, company next few yeara In ability to fore­ Congressional leaders today aa it ing agenclae, the Justice' Depart, buaincae, labor and other New York, AUg. 24 (A5—Dis­ Justice of the tlnlted States. labeled, aa “purely fabrica­ tion" a pubUshad raport that praaident. said today tha com­ cast dlaaatrouii floods exch aa hit sought to provide $80 to $100 mil­ ment, the offica of Dofenaa MoblU- Ha aaid .tha oommlttae wiR haVa gruntled longshoremen stayed off Eisenhower extoUed Marahall aa pany’s mjll dlvialon ia expected to lion for flood relief without'a spe­ as iU mala duty the eaitsttog to the Job again today at many of . Bumpaaa waa Incoherent. An- the Northeast lait week. aation (ODM) and the Small |hiai- vov. PEJIQE gp U |„g foremost leader in developing j cither medical source at tha cial aeseion of Congress. neea Adminiatration (SBA), ' prritoraftona 7or "a gr IS OUR.BUSINESS'’ Words Credit-Cord Manhattim’a West Side docks but and maintaining the llbertica of Hospital aaid Bumpaaa may .(CehUnued an Page Slatoen) They concede that aa things That 'figure on'the needs irf the PeUrepn said that aaid# froto nacticut which sdU resumed work at luxury liner piers. the people” of . the United Statea, have suffered shook, but no stand now they Juat doa't’have the water-ravaged northeast waa given the enginean, more time srlll be flood damagei.” i / /. ) Patrick J. Connolly, 'executive aa a man whose dccisiona "made of yesterday by Val Peterson, Civil vice preaident of the International the constitution a vital, d.vhamic, . more. acientific knowleflga, aai(l*rlence oc required to determine what help| Bt-Phrtiaoa OeamrittM LEONARD Ds RIVARD ADENGY, Inc. facilities to foresee erratic ex­ Defense administrator, after a the other agencies can give. Tba' Governor/4aid that iagiala- Lbngghoremen's Assn. (Ind.), had deathless charter for free and or­ White House conference put eight Tha White House said Biaan-1 ttve leaden of/iMth periiaa wUl he ME MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER . ordered all union membera back to derly living." to .our nation's confinuad axiat- Six Children tremes; in nature. ence." ’ _ agencies to work' surveying what hower Ulked yeelerday With eoam | on the eomeom^ftee.. ^ f • / work last night. He aaid he will appoint nobody But Congress this year gave the they can do Immediately. TEL. Ml 9.Q2n to the federal Judiciary who will In ganermi, the Praridential leaders of Oongresa to got Hheir Among__ jjg .trtetrte ______matters______which will__ / is os Convenient At that time, however, he said Die in Chicago weather service a big boost in President Eisenhower eaid yra- opinions and let them know Whet the men were angry and he didn’t not serve In the tradition of Mar­ speech took a somewhat unruffled, fundr, providing 840 million for ba refir e fe iw to thia oomcrittoe, ha OPEN 7 to f P.M. THURSDAYS philosophical approach to global terday he will call a special aeseion waa being plaitoed. 0.thara, not im­ , axe'tha foUowtog: ..i ( Xnowk whether they . would heed- shall. tha year which started July t, $16 of Congress if it ia needed to make mediately available, wera to be orders. In mhklng^ a nomination to the rather than domestic problems, millions more than the year before. ShouUlsoms stats revolvtog fuhd federal bench, he said, the realisa­ drawing lusons from the career of TenementT'ire enpufh relief funds available. Most reached today. be peceesary to implement private ) Tha troubla atarted Monday Much of the new money will be lawmakera expressed hope the There was a general feeling that when tha Waterfront Commisaion, tion ia with him sharply that "tha Marshall. ^ used for raecaroh. on " problems cfS^t to helping to rehabiUtato to- indep»dence and integrity and Cleveland, Aug. 24 OF)—Six chil­ money can be obtained out of ap­ agencies might be able to uee igiiatrvT official < govemtoc j i g ^ y of the which have puaaled weather aclen- propriations already made. funds already apprMriatod, wlto ^ os n waterfront, took/awiy~thev^ork capajmy of the Judiciary arc vital (Conttoued on Page Nine) dren, rMglng in age from e weeka Account tlete and which officials blame in y Jamas C. Hegerty, White House \permit of a Iqi^ahoreman with a to S years, periahefl in a fire today part for tba lacic of warning in in a tenement house in the cr.bwd^ press secretary, said after the criminal rocord. •otna of last waeha floods. Othar agency conference, however, that a -ple'mental------approprtatioaa next 16 SUpa Affected East Side Negro dlatricL funds will go to eatabUsh new ' Are present housing and rant Police Identiftad the yictime aa apccial aesaion is “always in the year. Rmentment quickly mounted and Shot'Dead in Terror Cha^! facilitiea for geitlng more weather' Win TriansfOr control laws hdequata to take ears., SAVE . rogylorfy ■— wotek your moRoy grow — AT WARDS YOU SAY; “ADD IT TO MY ACCOUNT" William Murphy Jr., 4; Veronica information and making forecaata. picture and le etUl a posaibility by late yesterday some 3,000 union until we get further along with our manolMira had quit' their Jobs. Murphy, 8; Larry Murphy, 4; Ron­ For example, much of tha havoc F e te iw aaid BIl,B00/)00 1^ la j the Mate davelopmaat ald Cottrell, 2; Lever Grove 1)* disouaaiona.’’ oo|oy tho fooling o l “ Ptooning for Socurity.” Cargo and baggaga handling on 14 from last week’n extreme rainfall tD^Aria) ^ h a S M S t ^ D m o r ^ commlaalon p r m ^ aBtanaIja plaa- $ $ SAVE $ $ JUST SHOW CARD TO MAKE $1 TO $35 PURCHA^ and Perk Grove, t weeke.' caipe from flaa^ floodi, aiding Forcee MobiUaed ships. Including . tha liner Queen Yank Flier Kills Three, , Lt: Gen. 8. D. Sturgis Jr., chief Uon^^SlnSJ.luL^d «o(C % town. reQd Mary, waa affected. The Cottrell hoy, a cousin of the within minutes or a few houra in Murphy children, was visiting email etreama and headwaters. It of Army Engineers, announced mllHon could be obtained iihmedi-| It waa feared that the entire early today he has orderly im­ ately by PraaidenUal transfer (Centtanod mm Faga flixtooa) IT'S SIAAPLE TO BUY ON them. USE CARD Tp SHOP IN port might he shut down today. The Are, which threatened to mediate mobUlaation of military funds of btherr agonclee. ' When the S a.m^woric call waa Wounds Six in (OonUnued en Page Fourteen) apread from the house at 23M East and civilian, engtoeering and 'con­ Because of this and' what he I WARDS MONTHLY TERMS STORE OR CATALOG DEPT. Bounded, longshoremen went back 43rd SL to tha Progr—aiv e . Bap­ aaid ia broad presidential authori-J to work on piers where three lin­ struction personnel to remove SHOP MID-WEEK tist Church nax^ door,.waa brought debris, health and safety haaarde ty to direct all federal agdiiclaa to ers, tha Ameriean export veaeelJn- JutI (hew your Cradil-Cord le any aelai^ tour Credit-Cord Iota you (hop in Words , Maneton, England, Aug. 24 (A ^ A n Americhti Airman went under control 1^ fireman th about and to^^reetore public facilities tem' make available toeterials, eup- B u lle tiiis dependence, the Grepk liner ^ w berserk with, g gun in each hand at a south England fighter half an hour. . -pUeb, and ilelp to flood victime,' SAVE .b o v o cosh o v o R o b lo w hon y o o n ood i t — men ee you (hep from daportoioni lo do- itora or C dto^ Dept.—wMiOut dotoy. York and the Queen Mary were basej here today, killing three persons and wounding'six Assistant Fire Chief Ferdinand News Tidbite «Forty-eight engineering officers iM he fNBi the AP WiKB tied up. Boehmar anld the cause of the special session ia nscaaeary. lor ooMrgoocios ^Rducotioool fwrposos. otc. * pertmant w ilh ^ daloy. And Idha your. Othera raiqatoed off the Job at otheri. The gunman himself was shpt dead by U.S. Air Police headed northward from Ft. Bel- biaxe wM not knowii, CnDed freB) A P W ires volr, Va.,‘ and othera were called Sen. ■ Ldmdon 'B.- Johnson o f) p u ^ o (# ( right with you, if yetTwith. 4toeiu Where wahy amallerveaaela, after a harrowing chase that apread^ Mra. Ruby Murphy; 22, mother Including freight ahipe, He up. terror along the packed beachea from eastern, central and southern Texas, tha Democratic leader, said BEIOH BTBIKBB BFBBAD of'three of the victime, said she states to supplement ‘ field parties in a statement . that' “of courae FirnaktnrV Oetmeny, A ag. 34 ■ . r ' NEW BALANCE MAILED In Brooklyn, which idao haa a and boardwalHa of neighboring Rugs chunk of the waterfront, a' eolith British coast resorts. Egyptians Quit was upataira putting clothes on f . . . already at work in tha New Eng everyone will oooperata.. to bring (iP)—Btrikee by ehipyatd, laoe- union meeting waa called for 1 The dead were an American the Grove baby and “etartad down­ man Catholic Archdiocese of Chi land area. pMttve and bvllitog woikoiii. stairs whep a bUaa A it ma, right cago objects to hig plan to rhise NO DELAY POR CREDIT . a f t e r EACHG' . PURCHASE j^m, today.- Thanpun>oee .wiw not master.aeraeMit,. and another U-8. In addition to the englneare. (Oedttanad mm Pnga FOntleort) apread today, to heeming WeetT -fp---’ discloaed. aeiviceman, and a Royal Air Force b r a e li P a rle y to the face." money for hie pariah by giving Oeiwmay. on strike pay “My little boy, Larry, who .was high, divtag exhibitions;. .De­ for O. K. ON EACH PURCHASE i^ 'n a o d to’ vi(H Credit O ffice to tooni f Tho strike yegltcrday eaught the airman. . beosts, o r Idled by $bo nralkonto ' • L , Queen Mary .ipidway through un­ Three other American military in tha bedroom, atarted running fense Department reportedly will ;ir-twe theae wtident wer e your now bolonco—Words maM It to yom toward me and there , waa a big soon begin admlnlatering Salk ef ,1.. .oEdoposits guorontood in full ^ strong Veur Word Oodit-Card (dvaa you voluo- loading oparattona. When dock- ^raonnel and three British clvil- On r a z a neera than 8380# workers. A t workers walked off. leaving' paa- Uuu employed at the baae—one of burst of flanie and smdke,” she aiitlpolio vaeetoe -to ci|ldrM of Us ■ambnrg. protoKtioa ■$ the Ua (hopping l i ^ whonovoir you MO HI continued. "The next thing I Jine'w military and dIvUlan peraoiinel France GsJls Reservists iiM o r v o s . gangers stranded with their'ba:g- them a woman—were wounded. Chtoo. .Egypt, Aug. 24 fip)—Pre­ hags HowaMt eUnwfde to gage, tha Cunard Line's office per; Britiah police Identified the gun­ I was out on tha front‘porch.’* stationed overseas. LEAN BRISKET H'( your immodiolo O X . to mdiio any SI ’ mier Ganul A3del Nasser an­ nreman Eugene Geyton said hr Reliable sources sayi U.S.- has gonnel pitchtd in lo Help. ; man ae Napoleon Green. But^dld nounced today-that Egypt ia with* to S3S WodH-purcho(o—wMhovI Iho do-' WARDS IcREDIT-CARD If | The big liner was set to sail on. not have hia rank, age, or home­ pnt a ladder up tp the porch roof asked India to “ lend a hand” In re­ drawing from itq Ulka with Israel of the .two-story brick-veneer patriating Chinese nationals Hying Fdr North Africa Dutyl •chedula today without unldading town. , ' op the '(3asa bfarder- tension' be- ‘ w I other BJM4 werkers to the ynida. t toy of obtoMng OiVdH OMco opprovol. A *:FAMiLY CARD^ TOO ^ much of tha ISO tons of Incoming house and “could , aee the kids all in U.8. in event ambassador talks TUrd IMaa fat qpspltol cauae of tha shooting incident ‘ . ' ' f cargo that aha had brought hare. British police laM two of the a had in the front bedroom at Geneva fall to produce agree- GBACB LBNOSYK AOVAM€B8 . '' i -■ - ' Monday in which three 'Egyptian mant. , ... Eisenhower admlnistra. Parle, 'Aug. 24 (JF)— France re-*Premier planned to return to Aix Husbmnd end wifa (soy both utol O odU« Arrangtmenta wars made to have dead— the sergeant and the BriUsh which waa fuH of flames.” oalled 60,000 young reaervisU to las Bains lata today. Cknrlpiitto, N. C , Aag. 34. (St 17.8. Navy men taka off the mail. soldiers were reported killed and " I knew they were goners," Gey­ tion has about decided to aak. Con —armed,flmiumyk mi Newtogten, : Cerdjereedimeybeveeaepweito Cit* serviceman—ware kUled in the eight wounded. - .greaa to change law which re the colorf .today to bolster her Posh Otaanap Operattens NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH In addition to hamnimparing paa- camp and the third vtcum, another ton said. ’They put the hose on forces' in Morocco and Algeria, Oena., the m e rhemplea, ho- Naaaar told newsmen ha had' in- me and I went in and picked up qiilree ftogerprtnttog of all non- MaanwhUe, there wa- relative Ameriean, died later In a hoapital. ttralned by Nationalist uprisings quiet in French North Africa. he first ptoyer to ad­ SAVE . yoor m oooy works for you — 2 Vi*/* o yoor -- fCantiaaed so P ago.i^ aeo) . formed MaJ. Gen. Edaon L. M. the b ^ ea .” offleial visitora to V.S. • vance' to the fenrth reand e< YOUR WARD CREDIT.CARD The Britiah Identlfled the latter Burns, U.N. Palestine truce au- over the weekend. Ftonch troops continued cleanup es Nelson Gresham, 20 of Phila­ Ariaona farmer returns f r o m A t the same time Premier Ed­ Ihe Weaaen’e Nattennl Aamtonr currout dM d pud y oyuMo sooii-onnuoMy. parvisor, of Egypt’s decision at a teur of Russian agricultural areas operationa. S A V E < = 1 h o P a t W > iR D S delphia, but there was no conflrma- gar Faure and Preeidant Rene Fours had to deal with the firat geif tonraenient today an ahe M you Mo, you nodd poy nothing down on conference this morning end also and saye Russian farm production Coty hurried to Parts for urgent trtamwd Mra. Fag dftao ad Mississippi' Elects tion ftnar U.S. - sourcea, , had aent a' notification to UJf. PoBton to Montreal signs of poUtieal diosention within arodit-pufchoi oa Mode wHh your Cofd. Us# your CrodH-Cord to toboji The gunman gra b l^ a ravolvar “la not up to ears either to quan­ consultatlone on consequences of his'government. " OeeperelQrg) Pa., 4 and 3. Swiretary General Dag Ham- tity or quality. . .*’ 8«n. Allenr J. the claahea which took aa' setl- Remember, though, down peyawiN rodvee and a carbine froni the supply The Premier waa under attsck o f W ord( mony sptoa ovonit—^ Coleman Governor room where he waa working and marakjbld. Train Hit* Freight EUender (D-La) says In Moscow meted 2,000 lives. <'from -seiniio Rightist hackera at his TANKS PBOroiw TV BAB Open o savings account today t i^ s k u s how earrying chorgo end monthly peymonti. dashed through the camp, shooting 'Nasser Seeks Gnawintoea tfiat he is all-out advocata of get- The defense ministry said recall coaUtioh government because he New Terk, Ang. 34 (F)—Tfie IraditioneHy-idw pricoa oro | aequalntod pellcy between Rue- New Yerk Taakaas have pro* Jaduon. Miaa., Aug. 24 (P)— todiacriminately at anyone he en­ Informad Egyptian aoureee bad Lowell, Maas., Aug. 24 ’ (P i- of the reMhrista, mqat of them in agreed to confer with Moroeean the 14 services o f this bank tvork^ together countered. qaid aarliar that Naaaar was de- eiana and Amaricana. tbs 23 to 24 age bracket, will be NnUonalist Isadcra at AJx lea paead to too Gtonto aa| Btook- lUaManippi voters elactad AUy. Ten cars of the Boston and Maine's ( Oodgere tfcat tha thiae aliiha fo r your **Planned Security *** Gan. J. P. CMamah toalr naw He fled tha camp to a. ear, head­ man ding guarantaat agmtoat.Iaraa- crack Boaton 'to Montreal Red Vieo-)Praaidsat Richard Nixon apread over a three to four month Bains. ing for the beach area with both li atUCka as a bondittoo of re- plana to make a goodwill tonr of period. ■ "A n y conceaaion made to thoec enter into ■ T " govarhor, tha Job a poor farm boy Wing and four cart of a freight sat as his goal mora than Amarican and Britiah .police to opentog nagoUations w ith. laraal train Wera derailed shortly before tfae Middle East and several A f­ First to be put back in uniform who wish to throw France out (mt pursuit.. to radueo Unaion along to# Oaaa rican countries -late thia year.. will b* such eiWciallsta aa Signal Morocco) can only aggravate the •f®- ^ midnight h| a collision that injured said today. Dan Itoalil, wtttiag FREE ie e CmM Doik Akuul u CuiEL jNowl Colaman hMd a comihandtog On tha boardwalka of Broad- •trto. V seven crawxMn and ebook up near­ Two mambers of Senate-House Corps men and bngtneera. 'niey situation." one group of deputies EgypUan-IsraaU talks on reduc­ Atomic Energy Committee urge will restore communications ifla- aaid in a telegram to the Premier. farthei laad today with virtually ^ pre- •taira and Margate, neighboring ly 100 poaaangera. Iaata(ad.n4-; . PARKING eisets reporting. renprt towne. yacationera iMHatad ing tension along tha border ware The colUoion occurred at Sih Atomic Energy Commisaion (ABC I ruptad by the rebela aa they swept Opinion seem to', be growing AnyfMng Wkwle Ski Moy bo 11 i i,m | . requested by the Security Council to proceed with all poaalble speed into small etties and towns. stronger that tha feeble, unpopular I(ndanea at Ma M Tha farm hoy who 'woihaa hit out tha path the gunman had Arch. Bridga arhlch ereeeee the parhe, way througb. collega and law taken when he abandoned tha car. last March after aa Im aU gjUsot. Obneord River. on harneeelag H-hotnb for peace­ Franca already has aa aettmatad old Sultan Mohammac. Ben Moulay SAVINtiS BANK ful purposes. 125,000 troops in Algeria ainfl more Arafa. ebief target at the Moroc­ •MmoI dafaatad AUy. Raul B. Armad Amaricaha clambered over on tha ouUktrU of Qae|>=toTihi|lhl S.'Two freight can plunged into 974 JotaaBa, son of a foraaar govarnor barricra and Jettiea in hia wake- more than SO Egyptian and IsraaU the river and ona ^pnoaeager car, General Blactric Co., spokesman' in Morocco. can NaUonallata. wouU have to ba o v r n p L B i i m —?*•*“ £ hia third bid for the post. Methaee Y a n flM aoldiera wars killed. with B4 aboard, ciuno deagaroualy to New York aaya olBeial reports Fhure flew to'’Paris from tho replaced by .a taganey eounoil. Boa IF MANCHESTER M A IN STa •VhPffl rial and naarly eomplate Tarriflad mothara puUad tbdr The talks had been dragging on near foUpwlng them. ,Tha latter of union votes for 5-year contract French Alps resort ■ of Aixi lea Moalay Arafa wax picked whan totums from 1,707 of M50 pra- children from the water and Mneo March with little vtManca rei- came to a atop touehtof pne of the have reached twe-ttorde nacae- Bafais. where he.and four of hia Franca depeeed pro - NhUonaliat -.Ee to ' atnoU to Tuaaday’s Daanoeratle dashed with then to aalety while ported until Monday. Both Igyp* two friaght can, aary for approval of> contract.'.... eahthot have been eonfarring with Sultan MahaitoBid Ben Towast •’Xtepyright O-H., Ihe." AIR-CONDITIONED MiaBry runtoCf alsetlon gava Caio- police ahnuted waniiiga that .tha tiana and laraali’s aoeuM anch One ^ the' crewmen. Kenhsth Weltar Rautte Haa to Ulocooem laadera to aa offovt to 'V'- maa tsijw t wotoe to M u m h ' auB waa oraiad and dHoaceua. Othar af flitog Brat aver tho Boc- B em n w * dB. e f Badger Btreet, oast mt Itvtoff hidn although |t find m pellUe^ satotUn to the ‘TwertSto^i WlMA tha 9unairaa anight Oaow j . M. Ma wna, erlUeally in- wlU hriog hSi CIO Ualtad Auto ertrii to tho .protoctorato. CMy aadi ml. r»mm Wocheie paa*y aa hour pay to- to Faria fNaa Ha aouatiy V i^ H t o a ) fO BSO^. eteaaa Bapt 1. tot .{. * -r>

-A ItANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, ,CONN« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24.1955 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24,1955 queoU At the OonmunUy Hall on Bolton iapt. T. Amohe new ItAins tie be Weekend LeRvM villa Lodge o f Elks. Walk-ina will Robert Kingsbury, A. Harry W. R if c k r ille Flood Prediction cenaidered wiUAbe the reoommen- Olsen Jr., John Orcutt, Robert be accepted from 13:45 to 5:30 p.m. dmUon or Uie Bbord of flelectmen Sl^uxtteh Schedule Slated at Prison Neh^, Arthur J. Vinton and Events Tonight that A naw truck ba purchasad tor Chlef"^chard M. Galinat. Since 'Iha'Rotary Club will play the Service Piaiiiied $14,000 “‘Clerk''ndt Needed town uae. The venerable, veMcli’ Sport Center at 6:30 tonight In the now In use le a 1840 Intonuitldnal ThurMtoy, Aug. $8 Winnipeg. Mtn., Aug. 24 (dn— WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~ WHEEL BALANCINCF ' Doctor Urges Friday the department has been Citizens ForHi MMnlght-a aim...... VetURtoera Waetled, pumping out 'cellars and wells in outdoor basketball tournament at dump. It wlll.alto bo nccesiwry thU The Manitoba government wsnU RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING ' Wlitaaor L5cka, Aug. 24 (FV-^A ZIPSER 2 e..m.-4' A.m.''...... c;...... Fk^ChapmAh. Henry Park. year to purchase an additional vot­ Bolton, Coventry and Tolland. During Building Sdye^SBG 4 a.m.-B.A.m, ...... VoMBteers N e^' to make a daring innovation at ita CO^LETE BRAKE SERVICE ‘ Fire Department .officials said The American Legion Auxiliary river and Good forecasting center j ing machine as required by new Water Analysis Owners’ Unit 6 a.m,*8 Am...... Harry RAtnhorii heedingley provincial ‘Jail, scene of today the firehouse addition to the will meet at the Town Hall at 6 aeryiitfl' Naw England and Eastern 'auto law. SEE 8ARDEN 8R0VE, SUNORy, SEPT. > Bolton, Aug. 34 • (Special) • Co-i)(day and Saturday at Stafford 8 a.m.-lO aim: . .1...... William HanMi two riots and' other dlsturbancea South Coventry building is near­ o’clock for a mystery ride: Ne'w Yovk will open at the Spring-1 10 a.m.-Nbon ly completed . The celling Is be­ '-The children’s movies at,Henry Bpringi Fair Grounds. Andrea Manoheeter EvealRg Herald '...... Evelyn McCauley. Gloria Mc­ In Flood Area At Crystal Lake chairman Raymond B. Cooper o f ~ Cauley. in the past njne months.. It is ing painted and the interior paint­ Park, rained out last night, will be irield-Hl^rtford Weather Bureau at i /CHICKEN DINNER will serve aa auperlntendent on Bolton imrrM|ioiident. Mrs. Joseph the School Building CommlUep Noon-2 p.m^ .ViiluiBBtopra INeeded, proposing to give 48-hour home ing will be done at convenient shownjtonight at 8:16. 'This is the Bradley Field Sept. 1, chief mete­ dairy exhibits and aa a rekult will lyiU lla., telephone M l fl-554*. Coventry, Auj. 3* (Special)— Rockville, Aug. 34 ' (Special)- aald last hlghU ^'^at eatimate 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... Mra. Harold. Lortt.. Ohve Chartler. leaves once every three months to •O X 0 M * ’« periods. Sunday t^e grading at last program in the aeries. orologist Lawrence Mahar said last DANCING 10 A.M. UNTIL 7 not 'show any anirnals: Her . i I ' I • ■ ■(■■' ' ■ ' ' CURKE MOTOR SALES 4 p.ra.-8 p.m. James HorgM. good conduct prisonere. Wamlnca were iMued today by Dr. the grounds will be done._ ■ A amall' group pt intereated per­ figures as originally preasnted on -brother, J(»eph, will exhibit a ...... '. ^ n p u Rooney, . 301 BROAD STREET . Ml-»401f Drum Corps Takes Honors,.' night. N 6 p.m.-8 p..m...... ’.Oelestelate and liobert I^ g ,- ‘Thiomaa Provincial ofltolals aald today 'A lex PrOulx h »» been, awarded sons met recently at Crystal Lake the proposed addition to the Holatein cow. Robert P. Bowen, town health of­ The Silhouette Drurfi Corps of Mahar also announced a chain SlumberingNT oad 7 Hickey. permlseion to try the ‘‘vacation" liox or4#*t the contract to lnstal>< the new of radar stations will be »et up CLUE MEMIERS— $2.50 Elementary School will not be An'drea^lnatead will enter com­ ficer, concerning the u*e of water,. to disciiea formation of a Crystal Rockville took-second place in the ,Changed. Until a meeting with the petition In th^.f6od contests for 8 p.m.-lO p.m./';p.m...... i,...... i, . .. ,1,teo' W Plecit'y.Plecity. Anthony ZllihakaA. plan i)aa been asked of the federal heating systemJ • T h ^ completed Valve and Bugle,Class at the State across southen\ New England by He flrat emphaaiaed that anyone acdltion will give the department Lake Property Owners Assn., ac­ 'Board of Finance last week, the which JeanMKPousch ta serving aa Alive and K ic ^ g 10 p.m.-Mldnlght ...... '.Dorothy and York StrangfeliL government in Ottawa. Such per- Convention of 'Plfers and Drum­ 1956. H t aald atations In Worces­ NON.MEMIERS— $4.10 Skywatch Post located on top of Menchester Police Station. miaelon ia required in the case of who may have been aubmerged In two extra stalis/The estimated cording to C. J. Rau of Crystal ter, Boston. Nantucfket Island, and eanmAtei had been $115,000 for euperihtepdent. Norman Lurk la contaminated water or drank auch mers Assn,, held In East Hartford eXpecteflYo exhibit a Brovvn Swiss Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal peraons convicted under th^ crimi­ ihJW««S|cou cost of t.he add-on is $10,000. Lake. New York City, will permit weath­ baikic.B-iYkom plan and $146,- water ahoiild receive typhoid ahota last Saturday. Many corps who for tha 6-roome plus addItlonAl anlpakLl and Clifford Massey may Ban Angelo, Tex., Aug. 24 (^ — Building, Maneheatcr, on Monday, Weneadsy, Friday, from 1-5 p.m. nal code or other federal lAws. r : ‘ Aid Appreciated partiplpated in the event were er Bureaus to predict floods by Clearance'^ Immediately. The Cov^try Safety Patrol ,At an organizational meeting SEE STEWARDS FOR DCKETS facilities. ,er a Jersey. Carol .West and A horned toad is alive and kicking •rhe plan waa recommended by Kenndth Hemutn was elected tem­ from' Connecticut, Rhode Island, tracing areas of heavy rainfall. a 3-man oommlsaion aet pp to in -' In outlining the atepa realdenta Assn., haa^Sxpressed Its apprecla The radar also will be used for Last Week, the'Board of Finanra Paul Toomey, the local .sheep after apparently napping long the action, effAcUVA untir’ Sept. tificate . jsualiy gives the holder m OH e* All D M i| ReOM fbnKwe ahould take to protect their health porary. chairman and Earl Rich New Jersey and New’ York. approyed/k reqUeet pree*hted^y breeders In their 4-H club Shep­ veatigate the IhstltuUbn after, a tiori fo r' rfll the volunteer aid hurricane forecasts, Mahar aald. enough for a amall tree\ root to 23. was taken to meet "the over­ the right to operate between cer­ Dr. Bowen aald that all ahallow or temporary treasurer of the group. Wilton Smith, major of the the SBC wm^h'addiM $14.,0to to herds and Herdsmen, are expected riot there last December. The Som» •ii*-ofaa»kM r«ow cowpliitt t t » given during the emergency. They He, said the river forecasting grow around one leg and trap It. whelming" need for transporta­ tain specified communities In the dug Welle which have been con­ also/ Fearing pollution in Coventry conditions get back to normal. be available during the coming through The Msnrhester Evening Highway Commlasloner Nstvman adequfl4. Speaking Of Fairs, tomorrow is carriers. idle at a time when other cipn- terms of up to two years less a sleepy head horned toad, Old Rip, la k e Dr. ^ w e n advised ^against Private Hearings week, he added. Herald. Rockville Bureau, located E, Argravea says It. will coat T O M O R R O W 'Thi w aning for the Town Meet- the day "Miss Evangeline Church munitiea in the state need their day. In recent yeara Its populatton O p«i Doily 10:00.5:0M vM bi9s 7:30.8:30 Druve supposed to have been found alive Commission Chairman Eugene The Board of Finance will hold a I.ugg Appointed at I Market St,, telephone Rock­ about $35 .nillion to rebuild high- tnfl was pubiished in the Monda 1 ^ 1 1 conduct a fund-raising event ' services. has averaged around 350 men. the uae of the lake for e’^imming. ville TR 5-SI36. Thhi SATURDAY in 1939 In the corner atone of the ‘S. Loughlin said that a PUC cer­ ' He said samples of Whter taken private hearing tomorrow at 7:30 Atty. Harry H. Liigg has been wavs, bridges and, h(^uldings dam* edition of the Herald asking for p.t Chaplin Congregational Church i 6 ,^ ' OOD BENEFIT SIATED Hia estimate was for State oWned. ' w i z a r d o f OZ wUI Be $129,000 for the basic plan and the eyenl are 9 a.m. until mid­ budget requeata. ence of Comrolaaloners on Uniform properties. ■' , > DlREOT FROM EXTENDED Shown PIret on All S Nights requesting authorization for « night Apd Mtss Church advises stone 31 .years earlier. for examination and analyala. HARTFORD ENGAGEMENT! bond Issue not to exceed $160,000 Old Rip’s coffin now occupies an for Oh Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m. a hepr- Lawa in the United States, It was Stratford, Aug. 24 (Ah -,For a " \ she hopcs'tp welcome many of her Open H o ^ at School ing with the Board of Education for the complete proposal. The honored spot in the new Eastland WThe 8eho61''Bulldlng Committee learned today. few cans of pcs.s. for example, you Bolton friends. will be held In the Town Office Atty. Lugg la attending the con­ can get to see a Shakespearian ------fact that the warning included the Guardsmen Home courthouae. will hold Qpien house at the new w or S tN U the KMNtOir wn, Building. > ference being, held in Philadelphia. play at the American Shakespeare Her Beauty tertn "not to exceed.’’ also inter­ Local National'Guardsmen who school \iy the North District on Food Halo * i f a n * OM VNH ic if t h i preted as "up to." w ill make it un­ Oabor pay, Capt. Walter S. Keller He was appointed a member of the Festival Theater here. The theater came pff four fugg^il days of re RANGE & FUEL OIL Plain and fancy home baked aaya people donating canned goods necessary to re-advertise the Town said UMay. Detailed plans will be CommliBlon from Connecticut in Led To lief work In the Putnam area early Pile Utls Curbs bread and home baked beana will 1952 and was also named as a will be admitted ■ to see Shake­ Meeting. Cooper kaid. however, yesterday ■ morning IncUIdcd An­ anndunced later. . be featured Saturday during the speare's “ Much Ado About Noth­ the SBC request will he for the member of the Executivs Commit­ CONDITIONED lUUI thony and Paul Fiano anm Frank Aid Disaster Area food aele frOm 11 a m. to 3 p.m., ing.” The foodstuffs will be turned Murder! - original figures. $11.5.000 or $146.- ■even members of the North tee of the conference. Broda all of Birch' Mountain. /in Flood Regions conducted by the Public Health Atty. Lugg. who practices law in over to the Red Cross for flood Wall DUaay*a 000 depending hi) the decision of The BOLAND OIL CO. Coventry Fire Department worked Auction 5larket Re-opirna Nuraing Aaan. The *■!« will be at Rockville, and also serves as victims. the meeting In hEechanicsvJIle Sunday doing " L A D Y a n d H m T R A M P " The Manchester Auction Market Hlll’a Pharmacy and Tootbakera prosecuting attorney In City A detailed description of build­ Hertford., Aug._ 24 (JP) — Gon- Rshabilitatlon work. They used Service Station,, Tarkatcolar at S:IS ing plans ■ ia now being prepared re-opened today for Its aalc of nScticut’s Ihibllc UUllU'es Com­ the Are truck with the pumper Retuma to Work Court, is a director of the State farm produce* raised in this and Legislative Council. r*eNlt *‘DlaL Rad O'* at Baa.t for publication ifo’ later thah Fri­ mission (PU C ) has lifted limlte-- and. a portable pump. ■ Mra. Thomaa O Brien, public r day. State Civil Defense head­ other area towns. Principal vege­ Managers Named 'MATINKE naiLY **Haw Ta Bp Vary» Vary Papalar'* tions bn, the certiflcatea of all in­ Working were Edward White, health vMiltIng nurae, will reaume Doan Opes Dallr I :M j p f t tables offerad fpr sale today were The Hamatera. local theatrical quarters h(U( estimated the town tra-state co’ntnon carriers opera,l- her duties Monday after a two- ____Pertornaar* 1:41 tomatoea and cucumbers, group, have named Addiion Dvia- will receive a grant of $8,000 from Ing in the'State's flood stricken weeki' vacation. Mra. Helen Le- /(/« CONO/T/O/vfD CD funds if It volca to put in the Voter Making Dale n alnger and Dr. Norman FUher aa arras. VBSnmsiHBfl Clair of Willtmantic has been lerv- I A S T full basement proposed in the The Board for Admission of A comMission apbkesmen seid ing as apbatltute during this time. directors of the group. The players EASTWOOD Electors will meet in a three hour iv ' will preient ‘‘Adam’a Evening " on WIZARD alternative plan. The CD has Also '' School Board to Meet suggested means by which small ae.aaion at the Community Hall on Nov. 5 under the aponiorship of W«ii4erfii| TripU All C*lor ik *w The Boagd of Education will have windowa could be put into the Saturday from 2 until 5 p.m. Resi­ SHOP KEITHS THURSDAY UNTIL the B nal. Israel Synagogue The oi a aperial meeting Monday at 7:30 WaH 'ftaadalpli flc*tl baaement area and still meet C7D dents of the town for six month.a G9i(uine White Buckskin 'p.m. In the.Robertson School to ect new managera Succeed Joseph B«- Mala Pawara la requirements. ■ The additional. cost and of the slate for one year who D.FALSE TEETH on liny otitstanding bills .before the lottl. **RAGK A T are over 21 year.i of age are eligi­ L a d y a n d toAWN** of a full baaement is llstetj In the . Reck, Slid* or Slip? cloee of the town's fiscal year on Probafo Appointments NOW estimate a $10,500 and the re­ ble to be made voters at this ae.i- Probate Judge Thomaa F. Rady Tarliaiealar BROWI.NG Fa STL'ETH, an Unproved powdar to Aug. 31. T h e Trom|3 la Calar aad ClaamaBcapa tlinkf quired concrete floor at $3,.')00. sion. Tho.se who were boriv oiitslde be eprlnlded on upper m lower platea, Blood Donor Day has announced the following ap­ **THE COBWEB JUDY GARLAND holds {alee toeth more Brmly in place RICHARP TODD-EVA BARTOK oiB 4ai Arranging 4-H Fair the United States will be required The Bloodipoblle unit will be at pointments; Pauline J. Kubasek, la ClNFmaKraM Btarriac: Laaraa Baaall Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, FINE SOLID AndrgA,,, Paggioll and Jeanne to pre.sent their citizenship papers. 78 W. Main St. as executflx.of the Waadarfal laar Rickard WMma»k_^ Eoorr. pasty taste or feeltng. FAS- the Nathan Hale Community Cen­ aad Cal«r Pouech are .serrtng on the rom- Finance Board Hearing TEETH Is alkaline ( non-acM). Ooei Popelar collcpiaic estate of the late Stephen A. Kuha- Ihraash Plat **N00NFLEET^* ter Sept. 1». Appointments by “ flwllaarlaad liawart Graacar ^ mittse arranging the T()lland Th^ Board of Finance will hold not sour. Cheeka"plate Odor'' (dan- chMce a«d choice of donors can be made with Mrs. aek, and Ida Oj Ak, 48 Union ClaamaSaapa A Paal Laagdaa County 4-H Fair to be held Fri- Its public hearing on budget re- ture breath). Oat FA6TEETH at any all « e o who like the dis- Dexter C. ‘Wheelock. St., administratrix of the estate Tarli. drug counter. HacsivS richoees of white Legion Notoe o f. the lateJeiihie Carlson. A\APLE Jhadb TW m are Phi The Americap Legion Auxiliary Raaday: •ates — America’s o«ly Church Fund Drive <*Haar Ta Ha Tar>. Vary Fapalar" has donated $35 to the Putnam A campaign for funds to expand shoM so eara ibe prised American ■ Legion to help In the DOUBLE DRESSER SUITE sitIs eodofseaieiii of the facllUlea at the Firat Congiega- Tlood relief program. Uoniin Church of Vernon will begin TELEVISION CMlefle Advisory Board. - Haadsoasely styled — Prior to Monday meeting both Sunday according to the Rev. the lest word ia puality post and unit members visited the George B. Higgins, pastor. Cam­ REGULAR PRICE $229.75! Two stunning pieces . . huge Eight aad comfort. Eacrileat Quish Funeral Home in Manches­ paign Associates, Inc., will conduct Drawer Double Drgsaer with king size plate glass Mlrriir and t ter to conduct a memorial service the drive. PROGRAMS Pester BM . . or rugged Solid,Maple, hand rubbed to a warm for Mrs. Evelyn Duktlg, who The church, which Is located in IVORYTGN HOTEL mellow finish. Authentic in design, with finer construction fea­ paised away over the weekend. a growing community, is In need MAIN STREET, ESSEX, CONN. iVideo Everyday—All RighU Rerarved—H. T. Dickinson * Co., Inc.l tures all the way through, Keith value at The charter was draped during the of more room for Us Sunday meeting In the Legion . Home. School and youth facilities, the WILL PRESENT ITS FAMOUS Plans have been completed for ■if...... ^t. pastor said. However, definite the clam balut Sunday at the Leg' plana ifot. remodeling' afld building Ion Home with Robert L. Blssell as win not be made until after tha BUFFET DINNERS chef. campaign has been completed. Commander Loula Sleullet and New Arrivala SUNDAY, AUG. 28. FROM 1 fait P.M. Mrs. Eugene Rychling will be In -Daught«re_W*r' yesterday (Ang Every Sunday) general charge of irrangerrtenis. at City Hospital to Mr. add Mrs. Final plans were made for the Ernest Courtemanche of 11 Charter For Reaervattons dull Essex SOuth 1-S37g or T-fl56# going places Installation of officers Sept. 12 at Rd. and to Mr. and Mrs. George g p.m. when Fourth District of­ Amoral of 36 Hale St. Elxl. Lib*r*l Budget Tarmt . .‘Open An Account ficers will comprise the Installing teams. The ceremony will be pre­ Hoepital Pattonta ...in your t eaaphe«/as ceded by a supper at -6:30 p.m. Patients admitted to City Hos­ jEISfiSJSffliffltoBBl/fi/BIEnySfSJBIBiBflS/HfflljB Mra. Rychling and Mra. Loula pital yeeterday . Include Bruno ^SLII»MII-Pltll W H ItI YOUR FOOT RINDS' Sunlsleskl of .it>7 Brooklyn St.. STARTS SHOWN A T knitted suit • / Steullet are now auditing the unit 3:25-«:4S 2 7 7 R R O A D Ml-l-1124 books. Mrs. Regina Gauthier of 35‘ i Vil­ lage'St. and Douglas Eltelman of T t o ^ a y S T A T E O t:15 SALES nnd The monthly dances for post and TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE b y unit members and their gueata will 9 Roberts Rd. be resumed Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. in Rloodmoblle Visit I- One hundred and flfty pints of the American Loglon Home. ChasssI t, Nsw Saves, Ceaa^ (Ml TKBHY A.ND THE PIRATFA The Fourth District Installation blood Is the quota set by the Red t:haBBel IS nartfere, Cass. (Ml CHANCE OP A UFETiXE of officeri will be held, on Sept. 11 CTroas Blood mobile which will make shouted—and then the battle began! Ckaasel IS PlltsfifM. Maat. l;M (Ml T.V. PLAVROrHE IF WUII a visit here today, tt. was an­ Chaaael K Kprlaztlrld, Slaei. (M> IN N F.B BAM CTl’M at S p.m. In the Putoem Legion Ckaaael W New nfllala, Coaa ••Cal C a lli-’ Hall. RepreaehtaUvea will be at­ nounced by Mrs. Winfred A. Chaaael U WaMrbarv. '2laB. (U l DBAM A tending Installationi Sept. 14 at Kloter, recruitment chairman. The Ckaaael U RSIreke^Mase. (Ml T.V. TBEATBB Bloodmoblir will be at the Rock- BED Hebron and Sept. 17 at Rockville. Return Home $:se < I) OCTDOOS ADVENTl'BB O lB a lC e . CLCB e Easy going lines in lOO^r wool chenille, noted for Mr. and Mra. Nelson Beerce and Choose from a complete \ • ( . laacuT scBttN (III WKXTF.BN THEATF.K FLETCHER Ml-t-18T» two children have returned from (lf> MA'nNEK THF.aTen ef its non-muss long-wearing qualities. Designed selection of matching Wia< 'Tip M ord a two w r ^ i vacation at their (la presreatt "Fatal Hear'* Hartford '(M ) B A B Se WI-UITEa.N rH LA - [BBcheater with the deft Serbin, touch that makes it rght for Solid Maple pieces group­ cottage at Center Pond, Maine. TF.n—“OallaW, raradleS" ed at one low sale price! H o w tiuesto (U> Ol'T WENT WITH BILL countless occasions. Braid knit bands on the bodice * Glott FaraitHra * 5 DRAWER CHEST . Mr. and Mril Leo F. ^remblay (la* P re g rr.,) 5DRAWER STEP have as houa'egaeita, Mr. and Mrs. (»l L'NCLK F.U’H FI .N C LIB play up dramatic sleeves, make the least of yOur l y i H * f:M ( at* I nowm itoonv — MIRRORS — CHEST, DESK CHEST. e a . Edward Beaucneipin of Danaroo- (U> eUWBOV COUAL (Fireplace nad Doer) waistline. In bright or basic colors. Sizes 10 to 18. 5 DRAWER DRESSER ra, N. Y. S;tt (Ul LITTLE BAJO l S OPEN SATURDAYS BASE, or KNEEHOLE VlalU Pareola 4:M ( SI XTAUK Or-'MI.A. (IS) Bin OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT $ 2 4 .9 8 DESK. Now ...... Airman l.C. Richard Harford, —"Lei'e Kiif Agala” Eatimates Gladly Given stationed at Lubbock. Texas, rt- Pint (Ml CB088ROAU8 AUs laM . (Ml NEWS AT HU cently apent two weeks with We (Kl HOrALONn CA 8HIDV parents, Mr. and Mrs..Carl New- Jack Palaace TV THEATEB i a n V s t y l e s IN BEDS, FROM i h t m • :1k (3S) THF. K A B L V HHOW —"SaaBled ” bert In Qerald Park. Accompany­ —“A Bar, A (ilrl. A Bike" THE JIIUJONAIBE _ • TriRHiMr ing him were hli wife and young (Ul TB’ILIUHT, THEATBE —"Sterr el,Jack Marlla** : q * 5 o "SHANE" • :W (Ml .NEWR AND WEATHEB (M l MAMtlKBAbE FABTV •on, Kem. , Plaa 1 SI aroBTH (M l New Arrival ^kSl CHBISTOPHEB.4 DOCUMBNTABY THEATEfl • FtottiriNtto yiir fttl Ca>HU far CklMraa (Kl THIS KVK.NIMi (M l THE LONE WOLF M Budgat A daughter.'Denise ESaine, was Walt Di»aay*a (U l HALF BOUB FILM You'll like the correct design and • :U < SI WEATHER FORKCAHT (U l BADGE Ne. 114 Tarm$ light is fight. . . in men's bom recently to Mr. and Mrs. • :U (.11 W ORM ) NF.W8 TO D A Y 9;M ( ai proportion, /he better construe lion, Sanford Jones of Gerald Park at f i a e e c l i i o (M) FEnpl.F.. PLACES AND MY UTTIAC MABGIE foil cldihat and shoes, THINCH (Ik l PENNY TO A MILLION of Keith's collection of Open Stock Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rai Office Opaai .tiki PBKSIDKNrS PBE8S CON- Maple Bedroom Furniture.' (Thoose leo. Shining esomple t:li Bkaw fUarla at FEBRNCF. Da»k Ikl I’VE OOT A 8ECBET A WIND-JAG CASUAL yours St low August Sale prices! hr the light trend it 'Maanheetor Bveniag Herald L*^a PlaygrapaA^ ^ What Makea A Fine Portrait? R J^ BOl'B FILM ___ ihli new, nao) look Coventry rarrmpofideal, Mra. C. Flrat . ... a. child like you n .. U;W rj 2 C A R T O O N S style by -Botat. $• little, telephone Pflgrtm 3-MSl. Second . ’ . . the frtendllneaa of Styled in a Reeves cotton pop­ Slimmtr which oar studio...... We take time to get acquaintod EABLY LATE BROW lin that ia Vat Dyed and treats meant tmdriar. Indiana Sati§fied as that your, cMid "eSjoyi),, the INTEBNATIONAL THHA, ed with Du Pont “Zelah" for (jghfer which picture taking — a pleasure (Ml BOXING durable water and spot repel- SAVE $19.55! REGULARLY $59.95! lk:M (Ml BIO TOWN mokes for aotiar . that glows In the flniahed por­ (tk) BENNY A ROCKY lency. The cotton plaid lining walking.’ Why ■ By U.S. Apology trait. 11 iM (tk-M-MI NEWS ( kl JALMY 'RACES is quiltctf to a 6-ounce 100^ not'Walk in A r m GrifRn Studio ^ , (U l NI6RTCAP EDITION re'proce.ssed wool filler. Note and see New Delhi, Aug. 24 (>F) The In­ U;lk (Ml TRR LATF. SHOW 47t Malu SL—Tel. MI S-S2U —•;Nealh The Breekijra the metal, fasteners, (also a dian.Foreign Ministry aald today • poirl concealed button for adclitional U considers Ambassador G. L. (Ml W U ’KIe b *1 1:W ( ■ ) C A F T A IN G A LLA N T - (Ul PRBTVEN fastening), roo,my pockets and Mehta'a color tiynible with a Hous­ “N FirthaBi, I'ader Ifea (ItI SPORTS BOI’NDBP ~ . Desert'' .. . ]1:M (tlh T.V. TREATER . . : ton raataurant a closed matter (Ill NEWS A WEATHEB detachable hoOd with a draw- (Ml CLVBHOGBE (Ml LATE BROW string. This is an ideal jacket since the State Department's (Ul nOl'PV SALES (Ml WEiMHlR** Chlea«»*» apology. I T:M (Ml srOBTS BULLETIN BOABD ititk (Ml MOVIE M l'U U N for capipus Wear, active sports “ Thele are sore' points of which tiM tia-lSAII JOHN DALY—News II :M (Ml TONIOBT—S4sra ADea and spectator sports. Sizes 8 the democracies fhust be aware If (»l HIURUOSTS II :W ( kl RIOHTCAP TRRATER 1:M (Ml arOBTBDIGPAT —"Vmlaa BRU Pemed to Many colors. Only democracy is to aurvlve." a For­ 1:U (Ml WKATBEBVANE , Hee" INNERSPRINC MATTRESS eign • Ministry spokesman com- 1:M (tl- kl MATT DENNIS 1:1k ( •> MXWR $ 1 2 .9 8 . (Ikl OIBNEYLAND hclMWei tfseare ihtnted. “Csaserae la AMca" aa4 Mehta, ambassador to Washing­ Bearer Voller'' •’•iiM ii.rur • ■ ill Tflii YiflT ton, and an Indian companion were (Ml BABOR------Ne. 714 Riliras . . . UphoblMry —"The Big Bale” asMem aerew (he bed at ate leeit moved to a private dining room (IMkl DOUGLAK EDWABOB A CLRAiBANED __ _IN VOim __ _ OWN _ _BOMB __ Monday at the Tisnas City’s InUr- TRR NEWS (U l HOUR FILM *avM '(IS^«.j:i^^ ASK ABOUT OUR naUonal Airport becausa tha raa- ( S-UI NEWS CARAVAN flaa tabetoa Matching Box taurant'a w o.in • n ■ aupervlaor Mi-kkl JUUPB LA ROSA SHOW CoR P1-2-$523. Spring ...... $38.95 gg IM10IW\ i N e M A S o p p E GPEN THURSDAY NIOHtS UN/ thought they wars Nagroao. The WfoWMSWCOUPW < MMkI FRANRIB LAINE ’ AUGUST SALE T n. 9. Cloaed Every Monday. Reg-1 State Department telegraphed an TIME—Oaesle; PaUp Bar- C b m . Duieclecmws ' tea, . Jm Comll, 7 Joal ular Hours Fron 9 A3I. Until 5:3* apology to Mehta, who had gone HARTrORO Orap, wi^.. OF P.M. od .to Mexico City, and aant an DRIVE-IN Tha famous ‘Enchanted Nights' mattress with smooth top comfort, pre-built border, official cxpraaslon of regret to the "firm ihnerspring' construction! Talloreil in de luxe tickmg for lasting service, built for FREE . PARKINC b Keith’s Indian government. WINTER COATS Lot Adjoining The Store. No In Mexico City, the Ambassador greater comfort. Investment value for YOU! Parlcbg b Ihe Entire Block Just 1 said ha thought ha was being hon­ Of Keith's. ored with special attention aad n Oeler nnd'ClassseWnspe — - - w ' * , 7: r • more private, cooler room. Ha said WALT .DISNEY’* .\ND SUITS he waa making an Inquiry and " L A D Y A N D Coats . y frofii $29.98*to $120 would dsclda later what atepa to- G REEN s t a m p s take. ^ THE TRAMP" ■ - Moet Naw Delhi moming-pOpers Suits . '. from $ 17..9R to $RS GIVEN W lfM CASH SALES THURSDAY ran their accounts of the incident "UNCHAINED" It'e smart to buy now — W|Ule atockg on Inside pages. Byt the HindtMtan CMB8TCII MORRIS are complete. A amall depoalt will, Standard, whioh aO^porta Prime nad “ S R TnW R LA N D * j m u u M hold your purchaM . . .. plua a nice Minister Nehru'a Congress Piarty, saving. Yrpnt-paged the Item under n 5- flVARn SUNDAY column headUne: “ Unltad •tsksa, “HOW TO BE VERY, i CEH01ISESSON govsmmant apoibguaa to Infll VERT rOPCUUI’’ i M t u m w m ___ l.| N ' B ; _____ AmbsMsdor—k e b u eletUn • -ROBT OENTRY* 0 K B B 1 I COlOP ItRPe" 4iVb STAMPS CHii DutFj ' •' I w r I III PlilS:CARtOONSoM NEW S III > ■ I S . » > f .. AdYoidM ia TKe H«ralck— It Payt Thera wsra ns sAlstMd ss -W- .aMBts. A' ir

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Viitiiir ^ - "'■'■■I ' ...... an assiatant secretary of defense! ern Ireland to NeW’foundland Md Japan Contests quoted unnamed Japanese doctors BrUish Aviators back — 2,766 mllea shorter than as agreeing with U.S. specialists the flight yesterday. X J^0 ily Radio What—f it that Kuboyama died of the infec­ Hackett and Moneypenny were U.S. Version of III Atlaiitic Trip tinted out on their - flight from SMILING O krflclit H i m w n o —v tm tious tvlrus) type of Jaundice "sribing from blood transfusion ire- London at 7:17 a.m., and whistled HvFallout Death actions.” ' Twice, ill a Day back over the check point at Croy­ Back School! don Airport at 9:41 p,m. In New to iMJMMm «*<«») t^HAYT-Eneor* Theater !• ■ York they landed' at the U.S. ttw ndto BiaM ^ WCCC—Oood EvcnlnK Good Muito Tokyo, Aug. 24 (iF>—The chjef London, Aug. 24 (g>) .— Two Navy's Floyd Bennett Field for ■bA i(t* aulijMit to «htb|« WENB—Bvenint Serenade ' WTiU—One Han'e if^nuiy physician in charge of Japan.'a 23 McKeoii to (iOntefel British aviators hsd dinner at refueling and a , quick lunch of WDRC—E. R. Murrow scrambled eggs. A -V noO l HOOBk' WgTH—Armed Forcea Bikini hydrogen bomb victims'to­ home with their wives last night V v S u - §!•»- ' wiiAY—Polka Panv day challenged a U.S. Defense De­ Wulliiigforcl Ballots Just ss they planned —' after fly­ RITKH FOB OFFHflAt. HLATBD WCCC—Good Evenlnc Good Idulo ing to New York for lunch. ▼» 'JJUrBll WKNB—Robin'l Neet partment statement that Jaundice New Canaan, Aug. 24 oP) — WTIC—Conycraation from blood transfusions caused Wallingford, Aug. 24 {JP}—Hous­ Pilot John HkClfett'and navi­ Sendees will be held here tomor­ WPRO—fW —Peace and War ing Commissioner Robert McKeon gator Peter Moneypenny made row for ^ . r y O. Wolfel,- former WdUn* WGTH—Myaterlea the death last October of fisher­ the double Trans-Atlantic flight ■iU— man Aikiohi Kuboyama. says he will contest the Demo­ ■tax colleolor fo. the town of ftrch u t WHAY—Polka Party of 6,914 miles in 13 hours 46 m in­ New Canaan, who died Monday SAYS' -I Y—Moirtc He reaffirmed his belibf. that WCOG-tiOod Evenlnt Good Muele cratic . primary election which he utes .56.2 seconds flying time. It at hia home. Wolfel waa a mem­ eti^ t WKNB—Robin’a Neet death resulted from radiation sick­ lost yesterday to Borotigh Warden waa the first London-New York- ber of the town's Board of Taxa­ ^ OMlw WTIC—Convcreation « ness. WCDRO—jrBl—Peace and War John A. McGuire. London round ‘trip in one day. tion Review for 17 years. He is WCGTH—Myetei-lea Dr. Kazuo KIvoshl. a' medical "We expected It to go right, and InrtUlM professor at Tokyo Univeraltjr and Th* vote was 383 to 351. The survived Tiy 'hia widow, a sister I’HAY— Rolka Partr it did go,right." Hackett. 32, told and a brother. I KlmtaU the doctor In direct charge of the fight waa for the Democratic a news conference. ‘ 'Atrutt * WTIC— Lone Banaer atomic fallout victims, conducted nomination for borough warden. v». Detroit WDRC— DIek Derhv The two men,, pilots for a civil­ i t W G T H -S f t . Preelon the autopsy on Kuboyama in the McKeon told reporters he would ian sirline. flew a photorecon­ K*. * r B to n presence - of U.S. specialists. He R.sk the S tate Police to imjMJund W D R O -^ fO v • ‘^TTHAY—a Polka Parly naissance versibn of the Royal WGTH—H«<1 X VI. India tu WTIC— Lone Ranger said air agreed that Kuboyama's the ballot boxes pending an inves­ liver and bone marrow contained Air Force's twin-jet , Canberra S 'l WDRC— DIek Derby tigation of what he called dis­ bomber. An earlier model of the |.T-e^ttjr Klmb^ W G TH — Sgt. Preelon radioactive elements, spparently crepancies in the tabulatjons. Marendaz ^eem Review iM - ss the result of breathing dust, sajlie plane made the first Trans- WiprB—Yanka va. Detroit W H A Y — Night Watch But Chief Moderator-WilllanJ F. Atlantir round trip in a .^tingle day News! News! t mic—Pepp e —P W T IC — You bet Your Life from the hydrogen bomb fallout Wrynn told a reporter later; TRAVEL ABENCY w tmS r O ■- ^‘'IcoibT* i WDRC— Diak Derby in March 19.^4. three years ago, but from north­ WGTH-r a - « e d Box v a Indiana W G T H — Muelcal Memories "It means nothing to me." 18 Asylum St., Hartford tllA— "Most of the 23 Bikini patient! ' The primary battle developed Tel. CHapel 7-5857 "*WHAY—Record Rodeo WIIAY— Night Welch alike suffered from Jaundice -- after McGuire squeezed through >y •Record Review W TIC — You bet Your Life after what we were inclined to Authorized Agents For All -Yanka va. Detroit W DR C— Bing Crpehy consider * damage done to blood with a Democratic town commit­ . .fC -T b e Woman W GTH—MuelcaljMrmnrlee. tee victory for the nominaUon. rLEGuTEVERUESl kail, Air and Steamship S:»a- ' producing organa by the Inhaled McKeon was opposing a political ^ ^ ^ ^ b * a n d Rap Show ' W H A Y — Nile- Watch fallout," he aaid. L AT LOW PRICES i Lines W TIC — Truth or Coneeouencea ■ "We published thesis findings at ally in the fight. It was McKeon r WE DELIVER ^ ■tid— WDRC— Amoa n Andy-Mualc Hall who supported McGuire for the HAROLD EELI^" WHAY—Serenade W g TH—L opez Orcheaira the Medical Congress In Kyoto last WCCC—Record Review l:« 6 - ' April to aft audience Including Democratic nomination for U.S. h Arthur Drug Stores I Manchester Apent WKNB—Yanks va Detroit W H AY— M l" Watch representative last year. WTIC—Lioronao Jones W TIC — Truth or Coneetiueiicea American specialists, and also at a HOURS 8 A.M. to II P.M. A Tel. MI 9-7442 NEW FALL COLORS and PAHERNS IN WDRC—Gal Kolby McGuire bolted his party during WOTH-Bob and Ray Show W DRC— Anioa 'n Andy— Music Hall the world radiation effects confer­ W C TH — Lopez Orcheaira ence In Tokyo last June. No one the gubernatorial elections last The new lid#— fall and pressed for the reelection APPLE POLISHER « '« a A 5 r—Suburban Serenade W H AY— Nile Watch chkllenged us. although we solic­ WCCC—Record Review W TIC — UcGea and Mollle ited every atteniftng doctor’s crill- of Republican John Lodge. WIWB—Baaebdll Hatlnee W DRG— Romance Moods SPORT COATS WGTrt— E, P. Morgan ciams and atatementa." i Id ild - Hia pbaiUon. shared by other >b and Ray Hiew W H AY— Nile Watch Japanese apecialiits, la that the MOIIL .HEAT WTJC—Parley of the Summit Sizes 35 to 48. 3 to 6x **(?HAy—Sbborban Serenade WDRC— Dr. W. I.lbby Jaundice that was the imihedlate WCCC—Reeoad Review W G TH — Boxing Bouts cause of Kuboyama’a death WKNB—S eball MaUnee U ild - stemmed from ' radiation effects Curved neckband collar to wear open or closed . . . I w n o —Iff W H AY— Nile Watch > 6 ? H - VFUEL OIL / Regulars, Longs and Shortfl. W TIC — Keya to tha Capitol and not from Infected blood trans­ sparkling pearl buttons . . . barrel-cuff tshortie 7 to 14 5499 W DRG— Romance Mooda Ship'n Shore ay Show fusions. sleeves. Combed cotton in white, candy pastels, blaze- WGTH— Boxing Bouus * H L o u s t: s WHAY*^6WS It;l:4d— The Pentagon statement, issubd brights . . . a wonder-washing blouse! 30 to 38. WCCC—Good Evenlnt Good Itueje W H A Y -N e w a : Nile Watch Tuesday by Dr. Frank B. Berry, GREEN STAMPS WKNB—News: SporU W TIC — Keys to the Capitol And More W nC—News , WDHC— Country Doctor G IV E N WITH CASH SALES $30oo Kate Greenaway’s clever variation of the WDRO—News W G TH — Boxing Bouts MORIARTY >98 torso theme, that makes a slim line shirt WGTH—News U:at— S tU - WHAY— Nile Watch waist style with smari: details. Skirt bil­ WHAY-SperU. .... W TIC — News ...... M anchester WCCC—Oood Evening Oood Huale WDRG— Nawe^i iO lows out to make a whirl of pleatf. WKNB—Vacabond House W G TH — News B w n o —Strictly Spora 1 1 : 11— Plumbing & Supply Co. BROTHERS WDRC—Jack Zalman W H AY— Nile Watch WGTH—WIkmer WTIC—Snorts Roundup ' '' M' Slid— WDRC—Night Owl WHAY—Dinner Data ^ „ WGTH— Sports Report O P E N WCCC—Good Shranlnf Oood Mualo u : r tV'KNB—Joe Glrand • ^ ■■'HAY—WHAY— Bvmnhoii.Symphony in...... the, Night Tttt . wncv-d£ dote Glee Club WTIC-Starllght____ StremSerenade ' BmI WDRO-Ouy Iximbardo WDRC— Panco Orcheaira 2 4 H O U R S ^ w o n i Bln Stem W G TH — Dance Mualo. ISIWNI U itt— HEADQUARTERS W H AY— Sym phoi^ In the N ight an .115 Cdhtcr St,—Tel. MI-3-5135 Just Unpacked! 't$KA, Good Muilc wnC-SurllghtSertnade WDRC— Dance Orcbcatra Sim FOR RLE WGTH—Uberaee HOT LUNCH MOBIL KEROSEME Contrasting *>• Omaha OF) — A new nurse at St. ttf l&ystone I Evening Good Hualo Bernard's Hospital rang what she Si ___Joe Olrai_nd thought was the noon lunch belt BERKSHIRE TO—RC—Tenn. Ernie SLACKS WGTB-EUUon Lewis engines, the emergency unit, the T:U- fire dilef and two police cruisers WHAY—Enepm Theater responded. She had rung the fire WCCC—Gdod Evening Good Huale to complete your WKNB—Evening Serenade algrm by mistake. ITaur Star eMEM . _____ Venn. Zbnis , school outfit. Jersey Blouse WOTO-eVandercook .ea_ P—JSn'cor* Theatar Bvtning Good Mualo GENERAL jdnf Serenads ______el tlw World X WDRC—Tann. Brme T V SERVICE ' $ 7 - 9 5 WOTg-Oabrlel Healter Paya #A Ar A Call I TeleYlsIon Progriip N ights Plus P arts j | ^ ^ 7»& OTAIIN And I'p Fine for class, fine for play. TEL. Ml 8-5191 s0ne of a wonderful selection 'O b P s « # T w b of styles and colors. Of tub- Sizes 28 to 30. bable cotton that won’t shrink out of shape. 7 to 14. '^ClCl^ Time~vto. learn 800 BOXES GIFT DEPT. ) about wonderful ASSORTED -^4 Washable Orion and Wool: Heading back to classes—or for the front CHRISTMAS CARDS OFF office? Wear the .latest Ship’n Shore’s - -,1 ' streamlined short-cuff broadcloth blouse! • HALLMARK • RUSTCRAFT Custom-look pearl links and buttons . . . • WOODENWARE convertible johnny collar. Ever-waehable STARTS • NORCROSS • GIBSON comltcd cOtton . . . pure white and pale- • STERLING and CRYSTAL tones. Sizes 30 to 38. TOMORROW! • PO nERY >98 BOX • ALUMINUM. Etc. Reg. 59c to $2.00 Box Note: Westmorland Milk Glass not included in this sale. Embroidered with gay needlepoint roost­ Many, many other ers! Little round^ collar . . . shortie V . slaves with new stand-away cuff ... dyedt styles in stock to-match pearl buttons. \Vindowpane-check gingham . . . ever-washable. 30 to 38. but not illustrated OVER I.500 PKGS. CANDLES >98 GIFT 1 0 ' PAIR WRAPPINGS ,J9 . N E W LO W PRIC^J- ; Re^g. 25c to 40c Pr. Holi,i||a^ and E^oryclay .. NEW Cool -Gontror Sanforized

Many Ofhar Stylos From Which to Cheeso lACK TO SCH001>-LON6 SLEEVf Rag. 25c to. 50c Pkg;’. GIFT TYE Sale Time again to buy back-to-Mchobl shoes for your little schoUrs . . . THE BEST TIME OF ALL to have them SIK)RT SHIRTS Polished Cotton RIBBONS correctly fitted in specially patterned “Child LifeBhoes** to protect i^nd support busy young feet . . . carefully New char-tone and medium colors. All aizca. the new LO W PRICE Our anriMal Anniver* made of finW-leather to wear and wearl sary avant. 10 days . GROUP OF \ SLIP 1 0 ' each PRICED ACCORDING TO SIZE TO* onM starting fomor* DOLLAR PARERS $4.95 $7.95 s 3 - 9 5 Ami Up A Ship'n Shore hit . , - tabbed at- the -T* — ^ Arch Feature Corrective Shoes Slightly More' ' Now Only $ 3 ^® convertible rollar and shortie'-sleSves., 'The silky-fine fabric: (ialey &, Lord’s ' - - ; ■ • 2 f o r 9 7 ' Rag. 15c to 50c aa. Nylon elastic power net pull-ons, “Pepperpot’’ . .,. Wonder-washing new pantie or girdle, give you the per­ jewel-tones with smoked pearl buttons. 12 DO UBLE Green Stamps fect control with 2^4” waist­ 30 to 38. band. Never pinch, bind or poke. Has 4 tier skirt, embroidered trim and Gentle curve controller keeps ybii elasticized underarm inserts. Adjust­ GIVEN WITH CASH SALES THURSDAY able grosgrain shoulder straps. V^ite glamorous coming and \ going only. Girls sizes 6 to 14. . ALL SALES FINAL . . . SMALL ADDITIONAL CHARGE > .White only. Small, m ^ium for FOR SIFT WRAPPING SALE MERCHANDISE oan p ro s . large. , \ • • ♦••••••• 9 S H E S C h i ; / . , CEHOUSEsSON . ./ U f ; f ^ J - 825 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER ' :i IM c . ■A ■. A : -‘—■■-•yy-- ■ .** V V I n i I* 1i r*% 'Rw ■ • ' _i:- _-z ^ •■■ ' X lUWCHESTBR BVgNWG HERALD. MAKCBBWIBL-gPWKy WEDNE8DAY, AUGUST 24,1966 IIANCHESTEB EVENING HEBA1J3, MAIfCHESTER. CX)NN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1865 ■T7- State Synagogue Setback Proceeds 'Nature Harasses Some Plays Lead Role T i t o ’s *TightRope*Act .VolM Approve Council Planned Aid Flood Victimi While Helping Others Now Havon, Atig. 34 (FV—Pinna Brings Fat Dividends Mrs! Lucille Hlrth, cnrd-pnrty , HokBng Bazaars chairman of .Aiidaraon - Shaa for tha creation of a Stats council AuxilUury. VFW, annoUncaa that Maw York, Aiif; 34 UPi—Flekla^aad othjir riiatal products. Fricas BS4-B3a nSL. M l S-M il of orthodox synagogues In Oonnac- the entire proceeds of the. weakly natura has baan aiming Mows at warn eraaping up in aoma Hnaa. M A IN t T . BtAMOMESnai Antevar, Auf. M (Special) D m BY JAMF,S MARIXIW ^ha got from that direction. This ticut; were initiated at a meeting' year the Ruaaians—Premier Bul­ Setback ' party Friday evening ^at tha acoaomy Ut mora than on# aac- Coppar and bran fabrtaatora In MiereBdum ta lerallae rafflaa^and here last night. Some 89 represen­ AP News Analyst Connecticut are badly Hit t o the 'Washington. Aug. 24 (>P) — In ganin and Communiat Party Chief the Post Home will be turned tlon a t tha nation. A t tha aama ^aiaan wan approved in town tatives of aynagog\tes throughout over iirimediatcly to tha Salvk- tlma It la dealing out proaperlty.to floods. Thay had bn n ■tiFferlng the old vaudeville days shows Khrushchev—made an humble pif- from metal ahortagaa. Maw many vutarday .'^Npdun 14« etfectora the State attended. grimaga to Yugoslavia. tion Army for tha diaaatar vic­ otham. Organisation of similar a t a t e opened with a juggling set, a few pf thalr milla are out of oparattoa, ■tunied out at the poUa at the fox terriers, or acrobats on a This worried tha Wait no end, tims. Ta tha human mlaaiy apd groat Town Han aiid voted lOS for and groups in other parts of the coun­ Contributions - have been re­ pcaparty danaaga In DIana'a Wake probably for aoma time to aoant. tightrope. Nowadays Marshah particularly when Tito ' and the Maw Bngland'a taatlla induatry, 4S apalnat local option of Public try, were described by Moses I. Tito is the neatest tightrope walk­ huMlans Beamed to have patched ceived and ail refreahmenU have will ba (sdilad E ruption of much A ct 4M. Two votea did not raff- Feueratein of Bostdn, president of praviouafy. combatting tba move er in Europe. up their old qqarral. It was at this been donated. Playing will ceiri- Induatry and a strain on tha build­ later, the luiion of orthodox congrega­ ing mataadala companies already of tha mhia mnf to the aouth, now la Skips Along Nimbly point Tito climbed up on the tight­ mcnce at' 8:30 p.m. hard hit by flood and flra d ^ a g e . M n. Howard Bprankle aerved tions of America. The boss of Communist Yugo­ rope. The Chairman 'will be aasiated plaguad by shortages. ■ aa nodarator and the reffiatrare The national!' religious leader, In parta a t the Mtddlewest hot The garment induatry alitWhare slavia skips 'along nimbly, and so If he could 4eal with ^ th the ’)by. Mra. Dorothy Faulkner, Mra. may be disrupted for b time ,by warn Mra. Prank Hamilton and who is an executive of the Malden far successfully, on a thin line be­ -Florence Streeter, Mra. Gertrude and luunld weather favored the Krt. William HamUton. Miu knitting mills in Malden. Mass., ; West and Ruaan and the satellites com crop for awhile. But now delayed dallvailaa. tween the We.st and Russia, doing i he wouitf have it twice as good as Biichanain, Mrs. Florence Plitt, Cbcmlcdl Ftanta to Clan Marion Stanley • and Mrs. John said,that "it was becoming . in­ business with both sides. This is Mrs, Oglore White. Mra. Helen aaaring and dry weather Is report­ Teornana were checkera and the creasingly evident throughotit the in the past, when he had been able ed blasting the hopes of tpany Some chemical plaritii’ in M.aw sometimes called playing both to deal with only one side at a Beebe and Mary LeDuc, president, Bngland wilt also be cloaad for Sooth tendera were Mra. Fraacia country that individuals were sen­ ends sgainsl the''middle. who also announces the VFW f(annars had looked for a rriedHch and Mra. Peter Mort- sing a* deep dealre to return to the 1 time. There was a future in play­ bumper crop. awhile becaun of flood damage. Tito himself in a speech last ing hard to get, , __ Home will be open at 9 a.m. this 'To other flrma in then Induat-. SCHOOL SALE! lock. <■ , traditional religious paths which month called It "cooperation and week for public donationa of com­ In tha aastam atataa hurricanes In accordance vWlth the uaual In July he made'A apeech. "We and floods ruined part of the to­ riea that have factorin and planU hav^ sustained the Jewish people j „f relations." are Communista," he said, "but mercial canned goods, water can­ in aecUona untouched by nature's ttem In Andover.-.,,the heaviest from.Uha day. of Mount Sinai. I Yugoslavia fitted neally, ilk. a teens, baby foods, dispera, aheata, | bacco iuid com crops. votlnff period came duriii^ the late we do not wi.sh to be affiliated Revive Seered-Pastures tempera, this may irinn new Superior Court Judge Samuel, ^ East Euro- with any bloc. We wiah to be an blankets, diabetic foods, men,; orders, added pran u m for. da- afternoon. Mel ta of Bridgeport servjid . a s, rommunist bloc until 1948 women and children's ahoei to be The heavy rains, however, re­ O' ^Flood Prive independent country. " liveriea. chairman of the meeting. He said ' ^ mi.stake of sent to the aid of flood victirris. vived many aeered pastures, bring­ Floods, for .eocample, hit aoma —V 3 The Oommbin Chapter of the that a council such as in envi-1 At the aame time, he aald. *'l ing cheer to' dairymen. 'Weet . of ordering Tito around too much. reiterate we shall not take a Pennaylvania ataal, milla., Ftrea in American Nkt^nal Red CroBa^ stoned by the meeting was "a move» PASTOR’S FX'NERAL SET the Mlsaiatippl some areas have which Includes the towns of And- He broke With the old dictator. aingle alep away from our friend­ another story. -Theire drought is some of Bethlehem Stael’a fur- merit long over-due and represents] His-Red neighbors cast him into Norwich, Aug. 24 (/Pi-Funeral | naon were banked in time, how­ oster, CWumbia andsHebron. an? a'cause that ran offer a great deal ly relations, with the West," killing pastures, and some live­ Save 2 D % -3 D % services WMll be held Friday fo r ! nounced the opening oT a specW ‘ I a Communist limbo and for at TUo la a huaine.samanu He got stock men are reported saying ever, before the rlalng waters toward a revival of religious val- 1 least five years filled the airwaves the Rusalana to cancel an old S90 the Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, 79,1 could do much damage, (hey will Soed contribution drive tart nlffht. ues.” pastor emeritus of the United | they may hava to rush cattle to Contributions may be mmlrti to over ea.4tern Europe with a cam- million debt, dating hack to be­ .get back into producUon shortly. Rufus Smith As a first step. It was decided to i , , . ,, ,u. Congregational Church here. ' H« i market. " Or. Ralph E.,Wolp»Cr, chairtuan fore 1948. And he may be able, Butter producUon, parUy bc- But while they’re down that much create regional councils, with r e - ^ ^ died yesterday. more prenure foy atnl deliveries o f the O im ter Relief Commission., Rufus Smlthr, already signed for prese’ntatlon by synagogues in the! hangman. through an economic miaaion he eauaa of the flckls' weather, has Columbia. The Chapter requetU il pewa to aeiit to Moscow, to get a 3120 will build up. on Cotton Dresses 'Rodgers and Hammeirtein's new ■ been running seven per cent lower areas. An effort will be made to MerchanU in the atrlcken towna that checka-i>e made payable to fall-musical. "Pipe Dream,” plays have three such area groups with first time million loan from them. this August than last. the Colupsma Chapter, American tho leading, role in ’’Paint Your Hartford. New Haven and Bridge­ from Rua- He said in hia July speech hia Durum wheat farmers, on the will be feeling the aftarmaUi for National Rad Crooa. Wsgon,’' a rousing muairal about port serving aa the centers of if Yugo- foreign debts are $400 million and ether hand, have had a good year, months. Even in New York CSty, Kenneth Simpaoo. Oiaptar tho California. Gold Rush, which operation. Temporary chairmen to t. whether now he's asking the Weal to help natura having dealt lighUy with which escaped the floods, the bad elirtmian, announced thet a letter opentd a week's engagement at the supervise the ground-work were ollow. him out on 3100 million of them.- them In the matter of disease. weather is credited with part, at ^ I d be mailed to all chapter 2 I -X least, of the blame for the drop of Oakdale Musical Theater lest named as follows: This wheat is highly favored by ^ V ' members on the liat. night He will also play the Eniio New Haven, area Harry LabOv OOt'NT $8 MILUON LOSS tha makara of macaroni. two per cent in department atore The CJolumWa Chapter , also re- PInSa. part in "South Pacific” and Nelson Harris; Hartford area. ,-ith Stalin Ansonia, Aug. 24 (Ah—Mkyor IXKRT WdfCH Diane'a furious torrents dealt sales last week, compared with a ueata. aaaiatance in refumlshlnff S which opens at Oakdale on Aug. Charlea Balt of Hartfoi'd and Wil­ iven Yugo­ William T. Sheaaby says floods In DOOMS \ heavy blown to’ some'Bas'em rail­ year ago. Store traffic here has Sa ll\^ff room and bedroom of 80. He has appeared in the original liam Hahn of New London; Bridge­ slavia about J500 millldnlh mlllr this city dealt a 33 miliion blow to roads, which won't be able to borne a close relation to tha 2 .78 will fiv e ygrnisiness section Friday. put of many of their cusloinera. companies arp figuring up the X By lashlnff tablet and chairs on Charleston. S. C. UP>Officers After Stalin's death In 19,93 the r ,,ii V: Scott. Robert Penn. Evelyti Ward, caught two men in a house whose new rulers of Ru.ssia. seeing the Irt nyarhy Seymour, two Urge JACKEtl The storm’s destruction of fac­ ■storm losses. And the municipal l^ lly 3.98. Value-wls#, fashien-wlM dasireom »,raft aa the water roae, the Ken- Ted Thurston snd Ben Parrish factories nave i.ssued calls for their tories, highways, uUiitles, stores, bond dealers are looking for a fu­ niatQr,a' were able to aava their owner was out of town. The men damage their old bos.s had done to head the supporting cast. told Magistrate O. L. Thompson the onetime solid Communist employes tiiXeporl back to work F or nil boys. homes snd schools will bring a ture riiah of bond iuuea for re­ aaftOM In famous Dan River WrMtl-Shed plaids, kitchen equipment from being for clean-up (iflRiations. They are heavy call for building material; construction in the stricken areas. damaffCd by three feet of water they Ihought-they were re-entering front in Europe, began to make Come, see Hie lovely shirtwaist style made especially rina treatments will be .given to a beer parlor they had visited goo-goo fyes at Tito to woo him fhe Kerlte Co. arid the Seymour SizM 4 to 20. The great building boom already It could have an effect on the price i r . ' I that sw ept. thrquffh the house. the pre-schoolera tomorrow at Mfg. Corp. waa straining the capacity of and yields of present laeuea. Now their' im m #ate concern is earlier in the evening. back. He wasn't wooed easily. for Words Bock-to-Scheol evei^. Finely detailed tii Andover School. Thompson was not impressed. He had It pretty good in his re­ 'some of the building material pro- to re-enter thelt*home to tackle Council Meeting diicsra. Spot shortages in cement, t U.8. mints have turned out 4 ^ bHIewy full shirt. Bright foil colors. Get this A the clean-up Job, but they would The house was the residence of the lations vyith the West and the help a Tho Church Council of the First Rev. Paul M. Pridgen, Baptist $ 3 .9 5 And U p gypsittns and lumber have been re­ billion nickels since 18M when the oidsKwding buy tpdoy l 7-14^ appreciate tha donation of a bed ported, ap well aa In' some copper and bureau for their aleeplnff quar- Congregational Church will meet minister known as a dedicated pro­ coin was first iaauad. this evening in the social room to hibitionist. tara and chairs, sofa or a couch 44 r»* Sanforized and washabit. for their livlnff room. formulate ^lana for thw fall' pro­ Since the Kenniatona hava no gram! All members are urged to GREEN taltphone, it la requested that any- be pfeaent. - ' _ ane havliiff fumltura to contribute Hyaae Resigns STAMPS contact Dr. Wolmer. James Syrae, chairman of the POWER SNOVfL VYITH ALL SHELL FUEL OIL DEUVERIES ^lew Co»i 8o»vUa Swinameni to Meet Zoning and Planning Commlasion, J Tactary 0atl>v , . - "DICKIE" or "CARTER'S" ’ The Junior and Senior I4fe-Sav- has submitted bis resignation to FOR R EN T S4 HOUR DFXrVERT AND BURNTIR SERVICE V 0 «* «* '* ^ ‘ ** Warfcmaa»hip Vriraiopf SorVUa tax Group will meet in the Old First Selectman L. Edward WHit- F'or cellar digging, aewrir, wmter EXPERT BURNER SERVICE Rad Bam for ihatruetton In the eomb. Whitcomb expressed his and irrigation ditches, etc. Sep­ DUNGAREES avcnt of rain tomorrow, and Prl regrets, stating that the commis­ tic tanka Installed. FUEL O IL day, the Swimmlnx Committee an sion was losing a valuable, hard- sturdy 8-ox. reinforced at all points of strain. WYMANTS SERVICE DEWEY-RICHIIftN 824-8-18 TEL. Ml 8-.M81 Bounced yesterday. working member. LOAM FOR SALE Relnforead hnaas. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Rebearanla Sat Syme. Wrote that the preatura 34 MAIN ST. TlEL. Ml-d-ddld— Sn-0-037S 767 MAIN ST.' Tha tiuarUt aalseted yaatarday of his business prevented him to appear in the waUr ballet this from continuing In this activity. FRANK DAMATO weekend . includes Katby ... Htnry. Ha is presently heading an emer­ 8 oz. sizes 4 to 16 Judy Henry. Connie Parka and A S O N S $ 2 .9 5 gency crew in,Putnam for the In- Contractors Fatty Mlnalffs. Rehearaals wfll, be durtrlai Conathiction Co. of Hart­ Phone Ml 3-7001 or MI 0-8455 ■ held every day at noon at the ford which was called in on Sat­ Usually 2.98. For that all-important first day at bftkehe 11 oz. riizes 6 lo 16 $ 3 .5 0 Movie Tonight urday morning to begin recon- ■tniction in the stricken area.. . school and all y to r longl.ndttorlng long-torso The Biovte whibh wall be shown ALSO HUSkV iiiZES. 38 to 8(8 VYA18T at the Old Red Barn tonight at 8 Firemen Win stylo In gay, colorful plaids by famous Don A amashlng 9-run fifth inning o’clock la '‘Francis Covers tha Big Rhror mlHs. Pull skirt, plootod ruffto at Town.” enabled the Andover Firemen to DRUG STORE Weekend Activity taka the first of a 8-game playoff front and pocket trim. Wonderfully Another full weekend of activity ■artea from Scotland at Scotland 942 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET la planned .for Andover etarting last night. For Limitod Timo OnJy SRORTS SHIRTS washable tool Come in today I 3-4Xi with a teenagers square dance at Bemie Hudak. in his top pitch­ 98c ETIQUET For all bo^gn d made in the latest the Old Red Barn on Friday eve­ ing form of the year, allowed only ning. •even hits. ^-PRICE SALE ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY Tha winning' margin was provid­ fabrics and cofdrg, solid or fancy. On Saturday, the PTA will Spray doodoT' ■ aoF the chicken barbecue, which ed by Sonny Covell'a three hits, Sizes 4 to 12 and l^ to 20. We can was poatponed last weekend due to Including two doubles, with Capt. ant Now for.. 49* DRUG STORE BOY*5 REGULAR Ii49 SHIRTS the emergency. Servings will be Eddie Yeomana contributing thrSe fit them from kindergarten, to high continuous from 9:30 to 7:30, In hits. Three consecutive bunts and Sovo on ivggod cotton flonnol sport the event of unfavorable’ weather, a clean aingle by Bobby Majm IM T«m a 4 inoa fbt school. Remeniber our sizes go, to shirts. Colorful now plaid pottonMi tte dinners will be served in the TISSIES amounted to a perfect night nt Sturdily toilorod. h sixes 4 to ll i 1.24 . all-purpose room of the elementary tha plate for him. lO X OF S H sise. 20. School. A canvas cover has bean / ? The game was called because of DMRV^qUEEN -ILinid r) arranged for the barbecue pit so darkness In the sixth Inning with • •aegnat 0a>3* «V4«« 0lv«l«0««lB3 «• KLEENEX s r r x z x s z s 4- R M . 2.29 SADDLB P A N n. Ponn- that the full barbecue flavor will a acors of 10-8. fbting western styla bkio denkn*; bo retained by outdoor cooking. tapered legs. Ih sizes from d to 1 A 1.99 The annual auction of the An- Btonekeoter Bvantaig Herald r ■ . Sover Lako Property Ownog^ Andover oorraapnndent. Mra. Paul TaUeti Aasn., which was scheduled fpr PtoaoUehl, telephone P.I 3-8898. 3-U 4II NECKTIES ?.m. on Saturday, will be held at Dairy QiaaR No. 1 :80 so that it will , not conflict OwnMl and Oparatad By 100 ASPIRIN (L(fntt i) of disiinetton for Junior with the hours of the chicken bar AUaa R. Caa Jr. 488 Hartford Road becue. Homa-makara who are tak GENERAL boys to igrada. ing advantage of the cooler weath or to get a head start on their -T Y SERVICE bouie-cleanihg are refninded that Dairy 9rnr No. 2 BAR SCHOOL OPENING thdr white elephants may be left Days M AC A Call Ownad andJ ^ t o Md By^ SOAP nt the Bam. for the auction. Nlghto 9 Z s « 3 PlnsParto 5 0 c T. $ 1 .0 0 Trentmenta Tomorrow TEL. Ml 8-81M The third in tho. series of fluo- PINT \ . X SIZE Also Bow Ties @ 6 4 4 MINERAL OIL ll.imit I) SHO E SALE 'XXXXZXXX VmiTE VASELINE IT .... 29* “ Back to School" Buys • \ Rol-fflft SOCKS BUY NOW AND SAVE! 2.49 HOUNOSTOOTH CHECKS CUT1ER DOARD : s’£^ . . : 49* Medium weight sonfprtzed suede Rtlradabb Pai Of Fancy Pattenia doth, p re u aoRor for young men ueToniMAiin Stock up during tha MortiGfil PrGpjOBB your cMMrofi now for tfio now fono ofioodu who insist jhot loisuro wear noadn’t ^ 1 4 witk AllHIia III 'Super lalcl. . . Buy for Tfioso popi4or Dchool ifyloRg cNid mony morop ooo cuf*prfood bp rosMctad fe leisure timo. Fee ^dpaa^ Rbamaah. ^3wa BatUa hoinc, oflke, achooU d>5< 3 9 c And 5 0 c WITH PURCHASE OF ZsrJIlfiii... RfGUlAR 59t 2 9 ^ « Reinforced Nyhm * . 2 .9 8 D A N RIVER ANEFRIN 3 RIVERSIDE DELUXE REG. 3.98 CHILDREN’S SHOES A-F-q Split 6owhidt Touag men'a aenfotrized waahable , . s X X X xxR x x ' - SI Ybeie fg«gdta rtytagflrwnuide for com fort,^ ^ ^ ahlrtz. New fall colon to capture P iM k Z d O O c Zipper Bindor that compiu qpirlt. S-M-U 4

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.ir (, m a n c h Is s t e b e v e n i n g h e r ) M ANCHESXm OONN(| WEDNESDAY. AUGlIST^24.195B Iv:' ■ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24.1956 EIGHT Jm ItANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., -n — ...... "I------' " . " " 4 gowned in white duploni silk,, with of Mr. and Mre. Clarence B.- Por­ Uata made out a few daya truce agreement isn't working Hebron the Regiatixm o f Votoro IRi^l|Tat»r portrait neckline of de V e n I a e ter, who returned a few days ago Mississippi Elects *Cruaade for Peqce* Bostonto Montreal m out ais we would-have Hked to Droodles lace, bouffant skirt and train. from her trip abroad, where ehb enrolled aa Democoata and TH E Of f i c e o f Shot^ead in Terror Chqse: hays it work 'out. 'We are being ^ Uihere planned for the occaaion Visited England and Fj'ance, has Republicans. i ■ ■y «OOBR PBICB Aquacacle^l^lloses BACK TO I Citntitig IfTraUi fruetratod under It. 80 Oieoreti- were Kenneth Manning and Rich­ returned- to her duties with the _ ^ ls put's the 430P oonsdderably DR. N. MARZIALO Colf^an Governor TT o i Train Hits-Freifllit AMD ard Dodd, both of Springfield, but Two Hartfords Insurance Co. ahead, but there is no knowing Juat' '■'i — -W i callly, we are developing the rigtrt * ? S S “ « a Swim Instructidii Ui4y were unable to take .the trip Receive Shot. how thV two partlea woiild stand Yank FUer KUklTiree, V to denouhee I t ^ if party affiliations 'of th.' indepen­ (OaxtiSaafl frwm Fagv Om ) U.S. Lannot Excuse BACK 1 0 u owing to the upheaval caused by Eleven more children showed -up WILL BE CLOSED This U Mr. Dulles' effort to the unwelcome visit of the storm Monday to receive, their second dent voters were Included. How­ Hebi-on Aug. (Special), The close ever, the town has been strongly Goldman won tha top post In hla Jurad. Me waa a baggagamaa In ______iiROi: build a legal and moral ease for -D and others had to be pressed Into shots of anti-polio inoculations at a car which waa r i p ^ apart START, WITH A FnbailMn of the Red Cross sponsored swim­ service. Republican for a good many years, FROM AUGUST 27 Wounds first atatosride TcxiniMdfn. . Ha Xtandad OetolMr 1. violaUon of a treaty. ming, course at AHi^on Lake will the Colchester Central School. probably ever . since Civil War 9 .ussia At St. John’s koMdtal it was worked up t6e 'Judicial ladder as be observed by an aquacade. Sat­ A reception .took place at the To date no. dates have .been set haUevad Branneck had apliie and ■r: sous aoNS".'. - M Bxem Tb be cynical, we can say that Country Squire Inn, Kllllngeworth. times. " dlatriet attorney, circuit Judge, lunM urday, at 11 a.m. X for further clinics. OOP Meeting THROUGH MONDAY (CwHMBMI tn a Fafa Oaa) neck fractures. this la nice of him, but that h# Grange Meeting CbtiRiff Ctmrt Can Rule ■upreme court Justice and attorney Hie other Injured crewmen were ' HOTEL SP6CIAL Cotm.. aj It..has been neceasary to make Plrea-Poolcy A meeting of the Republicait " 9 iOaxtInxafl tram Pago Om ) V,* doesn't really need to Ifo to such aome adjuatments in the regular Another wedding account la that There will be a meeting of He­ w it h ^ a gunman, ha raaiatad cap- On Disputes Worth $250 general before making tha try. He treated and toleased. None of the Town Committee is slated for this SEPTHiMBER 6 wa^i elected attorney geperal with­ Rockville ... RATS8 ethical pains about It. We don't class routine for that day. qwing. Of M ill Aurelia n res to John F. bron G ran^ at Gilead Community evening In the qld Town Hall. turn aaif waa ahot dead. The famed Chief Justice, bp said, passengera reqiUred ttedlcel treet- AtfTUM to the "hour of the aquacade. Pooley, who were also married Hall, Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. Worth Ri'^tlng Rockville, Aug. 24 (Special) out opposition. was patient, tireless, nndaratand* .ment / •*••••»**•••••••«••• know of any tteaty In history U.S. A ir Forea hMdquartan tar The 41-year-old ivinner, a husky The life saving claaa will be held Saturday at St. Joseph's Church, A report will be given by Mrs. A Sermon from a. postage Stamp —City Court Judge .Robert J. ing, logical, peraistent 1uk1 a cru­ Brdker Attaches Hie derailed cere were w^>- triumphantly after Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson are election. —With the zeal o f the crusader.” . knocked to tha river’s adgt. ATiONB. ______.. and Lois, attended the wedding 8-8454. sr.st - master sergeant and wounded a First, he says on June 29, At;el:le good intention. That la the way all. observing their 45th wedding anni­ f»«4. w-1,^1., .1 nfmjm Coleman promised to keep Ne­ A t the Geneva Big Four meeting Only three eleepers remained on Square I>ogs are about, the only Saturday, at St. Mary’s (Church. British A ir Ministry amploy. engaged him .to negotiate the sale Tbe Benld for him to head if he ia really in- type of canine that there isn't. Clinton, of Miss Joanne Wendell The bridegroom w-as a classmate versary today. Mr. and Mrs. Port­ Ttri.tn iMiS M I ■BfMy ptymttoj. groes out of white schools, regu­ last mqntn, the Chief Executive tho track o f the Montreal’a 13- "Ha laft tha buUiUng and atart- of some real estata in Vernon. care. H ie othera Jumped the rails aaniniM no tercated in preserving the theory There are over 110 different and Pease, niece of Miss Charlotte L. and a very cio.se frieifd of hla at er will hold "open house” for Mr. late public utilities, and'^wlpe out e American delegation "as- and Mrs. Hutchin-ron on Sunday THE STCDEN’TS FRIEND ^ moHONi • wiin • Of VISIT sd toward tb* main gate entrance. gambling on the Gulf Cbaat. then—and r/e ehall always' Terms of the sale would include'lO and stopped to a craay Mg-sag pat­ vertleemanta*m T oS w that ' treaties ought to be ob­ distinct breed of dogs which range Ailing of West Hartford, to Hil- Bucknell University. En route ha klUad an R A F airman percent comieelon to lAintt on the la The Maocbeiter KTenlnA HerjtM. 11am Theodore Kopelcheck, son of .New Arrival from 2 to 5 p.m. Notes Johnson campaigned . .with I—that there can be no true tern on tha .track bed and the in sise all the way from "Itsy- nNMCIC9,NB. S lid sale price of 995,ooo.^' served as.a general thing. Under All friends and former neighbors ESTERBROOK PENS KIKI(RE9 wounded a.man and woman, promise, to maintain aegrega peace which. involves acceptance brtilge. *■ Oujpuir adenttalng ^alng bourn bltey” to "A ll right. Rover, pul Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kopelcheck of A son. Charles, was bom Aug. who were entering the base in an Second Lavltt bretight the pnq>- his "doctrine of . fwstratlon,'' he are cordially invited. manchistiii and said on election eve UtSt a of a atatua quo in which wa find T h e coUleion and the derailment ror Hoaday—1 pi. in.. down that Mailman!" But Po mat­ Hampton, S.C., the Rev. Walter 11. at the Manchester Memorial $2.50 Up automobile, Th# annual Playgrdund picnic erty to the attention of the Bent For Tuaaday—1 p. m. Monday sessuiNinin • . — - Negro handbill waa dUtrttodted in injustice to many nSUona, reprea- also • damaged the bridge and would, of course establish a pre­ ter what their shape, as Walt Dis­ Keenan officiating. Miss Lots Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Vote Breakdown ' These two were employee of the will be held tomorrow at the West Construction of Hartford, and 0»y« f«,. ww. W. »W I. in i Jackson in behalf of O^Jalhaa Both aiona of human beings on a gigan­ ripped up some 200 feet o f track. tense of moral grpund' for the de­ ney says in "The U d y * the Hlldtng of Hebron was one of the S. Barnes, of Amston Lake. Although there are 786 names DEWEY-RICHMAN SW rimWsrt ♦ .» t* t . CI*mS S »• ^ hie Human. The bride was beautifully vMisa eSare E. Porter, daughter names were filed on the caucus main gate he further wounded two a 99,500 depoait in certined check sets tey ol putHcatlaii tadpt Baturday — the world. Perhaps that would The racea which will take place Coast gpmbUng interests. fear.” averted because tha Montreal trato ■ " ■ - - — ------Aiparican jair policemen, an Ameri­ to AberinT was proceeding slowly. • a bl ______not make much difference in world can airman and an American non­ are.as follows; for boys; For America," ha aaid, Geneva nihxl, Lavltt claittie, although spells not stagnation but opportu­ tiew ard Berube, 23, o f Ltowell, a Wednaaday,’ Auguit 34 realities aince/no nation can or commissioned offloer — two of Group No. 1, ages up to and In­ theyfranafer of the property had brakeman on the f r e i^ t trato. them seriously. cluding five ;ears, 30-yard daah; nity — "opportunity tor our own bton arranged between Aberle and would .keep ita word when It A Thought for Today people and for people everywhere said he bumped into a fenca and "British (civilian) -police were Group No. 3, ages 6, 7 and 8, sack toa Hartford firm, tha owner re­ fell into the river while running cornea to feel ita own intereeta to realize their juat aaplratipns.'/ fused "to consummate the tranaac- •U D 6 R TERMS The Main Stream, A Tridtle -elerted and cooperated with the race, tire race, and 40-yard dash; away from the Impending crash. will be injured by its . doing so. [onie to House But he warned that eaiganiaai|to Uon." ‘Going Up' U.8. A ir Police, locating the man Group No. 3, ages 9, 10 and Ha aaid he had to awim ashore. PAY $7.00 DOWN •htat human nature con Ulna But, if we or anybody elle ie go­ at Broadstairs. Refusing tb sur- running bases, baseball throw/knd avoid waY can produce agroemmt In a writ of attachmant iasutd An fOf.TI Vd$e Everything ia going up? ' , . Spoel-foof Beds 52.50 to perpetuate into the futiM tha by Kenneth R. Larsen; commie- H ie Montreal train had left Boa- tha good and the bad, the high ing to break a treaty, it ia per- W.ell, the rain la coming down; rander,.tha man was shot. 5(>-yard daah. Group N o ^ , ages County 4-H Fair ton 11:15 p.m. (EDT)/and crashed "Namas of tha wounded Air I**, 13 and 14, basebail throw, injuaticea. and wrongs pf m proe- . Stoner, of the Superior Court, two lALAN CE MONTHLY and tha low, the ahlnlng i|laal and hapa better to have us sweat it There's no Income tax or. sunahine Reg. $59.50 Beds have spool foot- ent. - / ■ _ 4>arcata of land havaheen attached, exactly 30 minutas later. Twhi SiiM Oaly Forqa MlfCe personnel cannot be running bases and OO^ard' dash; The freifh t train waa anroute the muck, la aonlathing wa aU out a little bit, and then break the Or the red and gold and brown '.‘■We must not,'' Elaenhower eatd.. one amounting 4o about 94 acres, Of autumn leaves or on the snow bd^rds, scroll-paneled headboards. released until next of kin in the Group No. 8, ag«r 15, 100-yard RockvTlft, Aug. 24 (Special) ^ from White River Junotion, V t, to This Hollywood Bod has theso oatstsnding festiirss: know, and that knowledge la part dash. The annual Tolland County 4-H "participate in -any/ such false the other to about 15 acrea. treaty openly and bluntly, rather That makes a mountain's crown. Distinctive and quaint. Full or twin United States can be notified. It ia agreement .... in toe judgment.of Boeton. o f tha burden o f our atUm pt at expected that the airman can be Fair, originally scheduled for the The 120-acre tract waa expected Prebttilt border, stitched edge sisttrcas, 10 year gusrui* than do It by waving some new "Everything is going up?" sizes/ Races in which the girls will be hlatory, we W o i^ have sold out to be developed into homes and in- living. One way of knowing lootera. While proved tho Increase he did la thIsV Mirrors 39.95 Crowds Claimed Saturday. Judging will be held all lieve "with evident sincerity" that Early American at Bus No. 3, V rplanck at 9:10, aome two . million Oonnecticut In the year 1S54 Americans EXTENHION TO PAY Dt'ER Yben one of the American Air during the day starting at 10 a.m. "human goals can be m(»8t surely "Famous For Cloth Reg. $109.00 6-Drawer Double Police jumped into a British police Bowers at 9:30, (Charter Oak at Siii^rintendents for all exhibit.^ people were beginning to atir bought 944,000 Imported bicycles 9:50. • reached by a government of men H E, e w i e n f .. Ml M071 dresser base; 50 inches wide. patrol wagon and toured the except dairy, poultry, rabbits and who rule by decrees Ignoring man ' themaelvea in a great ' com^ and 1,SP)-- Flood livestock should report by 9:30 victims who are unaUe to keep up The mirror is regularly $44.50. btaches to calm the crowds by Each child is asked ter bring his as a spiritual being and upholding i Friday morning. The others should munity aplrit, to be generpua, to In his letter announcing hie de- their Blue Cross hospitalization its best • a • and Lowest! announcing over a loudspeaker; own lunch. There will be orange the all-powerful state as the main I give, aome' few would-be amall- "There ia no further danger. The drinks and Ice creanri presented to report on Saturday morning by source of advancement apd prog- i diion, Preaident Eisenhqwer and medical iheurance payments 9:00. wilt be given an extension of time. man has been caught.'' each child. ress. I time profiteera began charging made dellcj^ts reference to the There will be no bicycle per­ Blue C m s -General Manager Rob­ One man had a narrow escape The orange drinks have been Drawing a contrast he has made 1 exorbitant prices for food. Sight- basic reason why such large in­ when he crossed the killer's path generously donated by the Man­ formance contest on Friday after­ many, times, EisehlTOwer said that ert Parnell said yesterday. He eald noon and no horse show Saturday aeera, who were though tleaa roads In the American market that "all Bliie Cross members who Fred Beechdm, who minds the chester Chamber of Commerce. this nation "is ranged with thO(M pbrfcUig apace pn Broadstairs afternoon, the leaders said. Other enough and aelfiah enough to go are being made. He says It la "at­ are flood victims and-who are un­ The arts and crafts display at who seek attainment of human «xl4; Watkins window during the events will be as originally goals through a government of out and clog the roada anyway, able to make payments to Blue Watkins collection planned. Friday afternoon front 2 tributable almost entirely to the **1 saw a man drive up in a car period of Aug. 16 to 23 wss con­ laws administered by ihen.'' Thoae were found lining up at diaaeter Cross wdll be continued with regu­ tu 5 games and amusements Will ingenuity and reaouresful efforts lar benefits until Oct. 1.” and atop tha Jetty." . ducted by the Recreation Depart­ laws, he said, are rooted in moral food oentera, getting themaelvaa V "Ha Jumped out ihd Z saw that ment. be held, including a softball game, law reflecting a religious faith that LAST WEEK of foreign producers and Ameri­ free meals. IM waa carnrhig a gun. and at 6 o'clock supper will be DECORATING can Importers.” ‘ Theser arts and crafU were served. Square dancing will be man is "created in the image of SHOQTS CLEARANCE SALE told him that be could not God and that the energy of the free While the great maj^ty of It ao happens that a bicycle la taught at all the playgrounds this held Friday night beginnWig at 8 laav4 hla di)r thoaa shd he aaid to iirmmer by the playground super­ individual .ia the moat dynamic people was quick to leap to the qf O ld me T f ' they want ihe they must o'clock. H u n jt . Hurry! Hurry! an Instrument pushed by muscle visors under the expert supervi­ Saturday noon lunch will be force in human affairs.” highest, most Inspiring and Mias- itower. It BO happons that foreign eeme and get lie.’ sion of James F. Herdlc Jr., super- To-the assembled lawyers, Eisen­ / dressmaking INIllVDilO’S he ran flown the atope to served and 1 livestock parade will curing brand of humin conduct, a blcyclse contain much less weight inteirdeht o f recreation. be held at .1:00 followed by the hower said that the case of the the sands dxd disappeared from The following boys and girls small, small-hearted minority was to be puBiied, while American auction of Sears-Roebuck pullets. leading nations on both sides is "on SMOOTNBT' my ■IghL*’ , \ were winners in the arts and trial before the bar of world opin­ — j ^ i i o l Voliinte Over Va MMIeii Yiwds — equally quick to exploit the worst bicycles seem to be growing A fter the airntaA drove off the crafts display: / ion.” with each side claiming that Solid Maple offers airbase at brcakltock speed, all - kind of opportunity offered by heavier and heavier with the Charter Oak: Jack Walrsth, 11, T T it seeks enduring world peabe ATTENTION MASONS disaster. personnel at Mansion were Issued 112 Maple St., Indian .bead ring; Con Buys Car, years. arms. Offleera gbt ahtomaUc pla- aboVp all else. m Ronald GSskey, 13, 218 Charter Aa men and women committed Hsco la who9 We need to remember how Because they Imply and do of­ toli and other ranks were handed Oak St., bracelet. Makes Him Even to a search for truth so that jug-' small and relatively insignificant fer greater riding comfort, bal­ carbines and rifles. \ Green: Ray Gauthier, 11, 27 Some confusion developed at tice may prevail and humisn rights this minority was. Perhaps, too, loon Urea are the American ideal Cook St., paper mache; Mary sizes for every first on tha dead end wounded, ow- may be secured, he said, “You of Chest 69.95 Alice Hickey, 5. 22 Oosby Rd., Bhistone’s Barn w e . need' to be broad enough and of what to ride on. But riding on Abilene, Tex. —French Rob­ the American Bar AaM,''will play ' Ing to the joint British-American bracelet. _ ertson, chairman of the Texas Pris­ wise enough to realise that it was them in a car pushed by a motor command there. , \ , a crucial part in tha-presentsUon MeMiclMStBr Shop Formarly on CoHogo Stroot Lowest priced chest of all; Buckley; Blaine Johnson.x.^li; on Board, said an old school chtim of freedom's case."'. n * looMiig composed o f individuals who and riding on them on a bloycle No one knew What aat tbe airX who .went wrong was considerably usually $79.50. Measures 32 man off on hia mad trail of . death. 263 Vernon St., mold; Billy S\^n- • ."Above all,'' Elsenhower said, 28$ Conror St. MERIDEN Phono IE 7-S03I needed shots of abmethlng or pushed by yourself are too dif­ inches wide; four drawers. -ton, 9, 198 Vernon St., paper miffed because Robertsor. wouldn't "con.scious qf the towering achieve­ British and American airmen use some. Influence and get him out other to protect them from the ferent experiences. I f all the peo­ home, mingib freeiy at this south Eng­ mitohe; Maurice Willey, 7, 112 ments manifest in the Republic's Hours: TiM4.-Wod.>Thun.*Frl. 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. of prison. moral disease carried by disaster. ple who put balloon, tires on land A ir Base, which ia used main­ Elizabeth Dr., stuffed animal. history under the Constitution, as­ Waddell: Lee Orsino, 8, 144 " n i get even with you some­ meMr MCK*- ly for American planes but ad- sured that no human problem Is Tet It remains difficult to under- bicycles ever took a rirfe on bal­ •Hawthorne St.. Stuffed animal; day." the man told Ro^rt.son. Soturdoys 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. - ministeied by British RAF. beyond solution given the will, the THE OATS YOU SHTERD, W E U PASSED AND RAHIDa sUnd, how, when the grdkt main loon Urea they'd atop putUng them Bases 69.95 JonathanX Green. 10. 33 Horton A few years later, Robert.. Stuffed / New,Delhi ()P)^',A ministry of make these pieces dramatic valuei at' ~ in his. great mission, we shall ‘main stream. A t the moment, bicycles to look at and to sell, and A1 EtkU comb to a complete atop to do his animal. Food spokesman sayi Indian M l Middle Taraplkp Weet ' Watkins Semi-Annual Sale prices. looking. farmers who have adopted succeed.” , * tlmt sliould be a stream o f dol­ the bigger they are the better, > Bowers; Detra 'MeSweeney, 4, Several other pieces not shown, include a bunk bed. 139 .WitHcer St., potholder; Amy Japanese meth(>ds of rice cultiva­ lars, into the disaster fund o f the- from that point, of view.^ Inevit­ . IXAORERil WANTED Sho(ock,' 8, 276 E. Middle Tkpih, tion have \increased their per acre 950.000 LSIECK DONATED CLEARANCE Red Cross, ably,- bicycles built primarily for Charleston, W.'Va. (An— Soon af- raffia doll. • • yield by 50 per cfent. use, and for ease of operation, tor the State. Chamber of Oom- West Side: Greg Ziemac, 8, \ He said 98.000 acres of land' iWaahington, Aug. 24 (iP)—The meroa pooh-poohed the West Vir­ Waahjngton Community Fund has EARRINGS start selling. Coopei'Hill St.. mold;*Julie PeakT wtoe now devoted to the Japanese To Break Treaties P^oiwly ginia teacher shortage in a bulletin 12, Beech St.v stuffed animal; Mar­ methods and that another 124,- received an anonymoua 950.000 . -REG ^’ Foreign bicycles have gear Paneled Beds 49.50 Night Tables 25.75 PINS to members. Managing Director shall Potter, 12, Cedar St., 000 acres wouid.be brotjght under contribution for flood relief work In $1.00 Secretary of State Dulles is the Shifts. Sometimes, when they-get (At-l«ft, below). Reg. $55.00 (At left, below). Reg. $28.95 Harry A. Stanabury. received a Indian bead ring, this mHh<8l during tbe current thla community' of 2,000. great coiner of phrases of our out of kilter, they are a liability. letter.’' Nathan Hale:. Normkn Gibson yenr. ^ ' Contributions to the fund since CHOKERS ‘Bed.s with scroll-cut head and Bedside Table has a shelf for , Wqtoel (Tounty School Supt. S. the flood totaled 980,000. time. He. has authored "agonising But does anybody doubt that if 11. 76 Bldridge SL, stenciling; foot boards; full or twin sizes. radio, books and a drawer. R. w W l wrote facetiously asking. Brian Fitapatricki 11, Florence TRUCK TURNS WHITE Flood damage here has been ea- Reappraisal,'' and "massive re­ American bicycle manufacturers If JStanabury copld supply hint, St., stuffed animat. Jacksonville,\Fla. (A'i-TiA col­ timated at j9S,215,000. taliation.” Now he conies out with ever could get It through their with; a band instructor, an ath­ Verplanck: Alan Johnson, 6 lision 8hattere(U^2 gallons of "doctri^ne of frustration,'' and one heads that it U poaaibla to build letic edkeh, two. librarians, a man­ 20Trebbe St., pothoider; Kathy, bleach In ENerett G.-Lain's pickup , A dog'a jaw can move sidSwlae HE OtlP RRd guesses that this will not have a an American bicycle with a gear Foottiess. Beds 35.50 Chast-on-Chest 106.50 ual teacher,; and a home eco- Anderson, 6, 73 Driva A, stuffed truck. He was unhiirt but the in- aa well aa up and down but a cat's nopiioi tekeher. %' animal. aide-of the truck tunied'white. cannot. much happier or lunger’ life than shift, to ease the rider's way op DDF UNK SETS w^E (A t right, below). Reg. $39.50 Bed9 Reg. $119.00 Chest-on-' some of his other policy slogans. hills, they could devcipp a- better —— in full or twin sizes. low est price Chest, has seven drawers • The“ doctrine of fnistratlon'* Is gear ahift than anyUiinif made n all; good fo r small rooms. and measures 3 2 ' Inches O-K AUTOMATIC' Rag. new words' for an old thing. It abroad? Of course they .'could, if wide ; 51 inches high. says that when a nation gets tired they Would. $AHDWI£H GRILL o f a treaty it has signed, it breaks If American bicycle 'manufac­ wfWcB t o M!p you Your boy feels It. The use of the word "doctrine” turers are la trouble, and they Chest-Desk 85.00 j Infere that there" can be high are. some of the trouble la in WAFFLE IRON. moral ground for the breaking of their heads. And the basic problem Reg. $94.50 Chest-and-desk a& comfortable a treaty. Sucdi high moral ground they face—that of competition M iesiag da tee? combination; ' good in chil­ If ieeiag traias? ^ la available When.we are the ones with a product dasigned for dren’s rooms; guest bedrooms. OPEN EVERY SUNIEAM ELECTRIC aa. Notkiag is aiore . ~ as'he looks in ; - w-ho want to break a treaty, and cycliaU rather than for a store initatiag than a weteh that THURSDAY EVENING when we claim that world cohdi- wlndowfr-wlU not ^ aotved by in­ JkUTOMKTie FRyPAN H l|■^ wox't keep good tuxe. To.pco- CLOSED MONDAYS " these Storm-welt tldiu and circumstancas have creasing the tariff. teet Um aeoaracy of yonr watch REG. $24.95— SPEaAL changed since we signed tbe treaty have it iaspected at least oaee we want to break. a year. W all do this h t yoa. casuals ' The treaty Mr. Dulles wo|(lld fim . Yoail ho iweaeii aX how BACK TO SC»OOL 8PBC9AI. like to break ia that o f the tnica aMNh hotter roar woteh will l.'¥. ■' a . ; b . ^5- ^ X ln''ICorea, under which interna­ laa after it ie oeoxed Bad aBsd. PARKER PEN and I f ruiain ace aaeded oar expert . . loyii' Mock 2- Mock or breviai . tional inspection teams auppoeed-- ' THE OFFICE OF For the first deijf of school semes will pot thiafs fight. <. ayLalat mid-hl, kneckobout wMi PENCIL SETS ly aupervise tlm t^ce, aeWng that DR. ROBERT S. SMITH MBM OWMMb bltfcker safoid. Sw rvbbar heal R e g . SAIS^-SPKCIAl. neither aide tnciaaaea lU armed See at obqaf gMtiij the oma» 4 and D, dzoi beyi jiodd. 4, 0, CINDERELLA DRESS •trength during .tha truce.. Mr. 631 EAST CENTER ST. iag xew Elgia DaroPowor to A 2Vi to A XHiUes now dlseovm that tha ..Ifejayiag m yaar .woteh. A lovely dreai wdtii bold plaid skirt, aolld color aleevo blouae. AK-CONDmONIO WILL BE CLGSED Badiida Cabinets 36.50 Oommuniat members o f thoae In- and cont _ collar and cufZa Pink and charcoal or mint with speetibn toauM are OoinmimisU. royal blua\ Plastic leather -belt. Slses 3 to 4x. -$ 3 , 0 8 UNTIL MONDAY Reg. $39.60 cabinet pro- ______' ■ ; ^ ♦ 4 . 9 9 m . TWs, Jm infors. ebangas tbo altua- ^vides for xadio. books, AU G U ST 29 Sage-AUea.\ E u t HnrtferA la epen Tueeflay through Saturday. ttoa In Korea and glvos us an ox- F. E. BRAY 2 5 J 5 les and bedside two tor dwooncing tnico MAMOHnmS’S OLDKBt ap. fUM AIN ST.- IAJM. te Ss44 PJK. Pridaye to <:9S PJK ,V-. BBXABUaaBD JSWEUEB 977 MAW BT.. k A N C M i^ ^ ^ tn lnj|pwtid|L n p n r Mala s h - M .

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e , ' u . ’^'■ ‘y - ' .> ICANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1955 MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONKw WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24.1958 Rockville France Galls Reservists [ Roadbed Toni in Stafford Springs A ll P - -- Waters of Quinebaug Iftiver For Africa Duty Simpkins Lot Rejected by J, ' ■ -^ 1 (C : t««M rags Oas) Thui* Argg ttiem tough Foralga Lagkm vstsr* Finance Unit HU. Sensgalsas troofM from West Herald photogmpher Rogl- ...... ‘V nald Pinto and staff wrttor RoekvUM, Jam- ** (Special)- ICONT. Africa, -MarlnSs and .Paraehuts BUI England mado a tour o f Oommandoa—pushed an offsiuivs H m H 1 | * BcIuoI B uldlnf Qomndt- tbo flood-affoctod aiaas around taa’a asoosul elta prppeui mat de­ f*- ■* ■ In ths Atiaa Meuntaiaa against ths Rogers, Conn., ysstsrday hf- 9 i t r i fea t last night aa uia.Vanion Board For PrpM n Foodi 4,000 Smaala trtbesmsa who nun- tsmeon. Tlislr combinsd of- a t Flnaaea tumad down tha Bimp- saeped M Fraaobmen at Ousd Zsm forts rsoultsd In ths story aad Una lot oh Loveland HOL aatUrdsy. photos en tho proeoding page. Following the.meeUng, at which Mors Dsatba Seportsd PLUS WRAPPING F A P m aB MX nMOriMra df tha inanca ^ Trsah rsbsl attacks and contin­ ...... ued French cisanim eperations In Bains eontlnusd tho talks with were praasnt, Harman O. Olsbn, aoerataiy « t the bo»rd issued this Algeria brought new deaths Uwrs Moroeean Isadsrs la an attsmpt ysstsrday also. Nlnstssn rsbsis stAtsmwnti I CANNERS, BOTTLE CAPPERS, to find a peaceful solution to the' "The propoaalof thaHlgh School wsrs klllsd'Whtn thsy tried to en- crisis In ths protsetorats. tsr Gaatonvills, a town of 8,000 be­ BuUdlng OMDaUlee to pnrdiase Mtmbora o f ths Istlqlal (lads* I tha BlmpklM property, oonato^' tween Oonstantlri# and PhiUppe- psndsncs) movsmsnt, the strong­ BOTTLE GAPS, JAR LIDS and vllle. Another dotert deaths were let approximately IS aerea of land est Nationalist faction, wars to for IMOQO la not rooommeaded reported In isolated claanM in thS' present their views today aftarl countryside. ' |M the Board of Finance. The arriving by plans from Rabqt. Etoaidl fleele that tha price la Estimates of the weekend death The ministers ’ were reported | RUBBERS tell In Morocco and Algeria rose greater Huia the fair maritet value making progreu with the Nation- of tha premtaas end is excaaeive to 2,000. Offlelsl reports early to^. allsta Reports , from Ala said day from Algiers put the number in view o f tho condition that the Isadsrs of Morocco's Democratic I aeUar would rotaln tha Ufa use-of o f rebels kllleid in Algeria at 1,000 Independence Party (P D l) yestar-'^ and said another 1,000 were taksn tho realdenco taxi-freo. Tha rast- day tndbraed the plak for a re­ prisoner. dence would olthar be damollahed In New York, the 17-naUon gency Council to replace the pres-1 or moved from tho promises and African-Aalan bloc in the United ent Sultan. would be of Uttle valuo to the Nations—longtifne champions of The powerful old pro-French 1 town. independence for French North Pashf of Mairakech, Thaml el "Another dnwbeek to tho prop­ Africa — appealed yesterday to Olaoui, also appeared to be com­ erty is its ramoteneea from utln- Secretary Dag Hammarskjold to ing around. He was chiefly re­ Use." • ' Intervene personally In an effort sponsible for Ben Moutay Arafa’a Tha Snanea board provlouely ra- to Stop the bloodshed in North Installation and had boon vigor-i Jectad SBC propoaala to purchaae Africa. ously opposed to his removal. But th* OU(-Aborle land on Woat and Edward Risk of Lebanon said his atUtttds, after talks yesterday Regan Rd. ^ SBC than offered Hammarskjold declined to make with Faure, waa described as | the Simpkins prdperty to the any comment on the appeal. Risk "modarats." group as its aeieond choice. H ie aald a request for quick Security Police salMd this mornings sdl- | Board of Education had approved 34 DIPOT SQUARE TILMIf-1374 Council action was being con­ tion of ths Communist offlelsl both sites. sidered. newspaper, L’Humsnite, presum­ The French refused to disclose ably because of articlas and pic­ deUlls of the mlHUry operation tures about ths North African In the Atlas Mountains southeast fighting. Ths formal charge waa I of Ouzed Zera. But Associated breach of the security of the state, I Press correspondent Mark de the charge usually made when Rochefort reported from the mili­ newspapers publish something the | tary "Insecurity'* none,^ In U>e foot­ police feel might incite to violence. M lehaala W aieh hills between Khenifrs and Kasbs The Reds' fremt page carried a Tadla: headline saying that a whols camp Herald Photo by Roa Devine , "Almost all Ffsnch colonists hays of BOO prisoners had been exter­ Rail travel through Stafford Springs has been at a jBomplsto halt sines ths town's Main St. was complete­ now abandoned this area more minated. The paper also published I ly Inundated during Friday's flood. In thia photo, taken nesir the Interasctlon o f Tolland Ave. and Main than 180 miles wide where m a photograph made' In Phlhppc* ] St. Monday evening, damage along the railroad which puses through the center of town is. shown. much French blood was shad In ville, Algeria, showing a Ic^g row The road, sidewalk and part of the tracks were 'completely washed out by the waters of the swollen the weekend massacres. of corpses of insurgents killed dur­ Furnace Brook. The brook turned into a raging river Friday and left several feet of mUd in area Not Enough Troops ing the Insurrection. building, including the Town Hall. ’There apparently are no French tr.oopa over much of the region. There simply w # not 1 , ent Is leased by the Pratt A Whit­ rules and claaalfication will be Not# th« wAter Hm on the devasUtieS'Romi^ • snough svsllabls for*-r the Job. _ Alleged Suicide Wapping — ney A ircraft...... found In the Wapping Fair cata- ••Ttie forces 1 saw In ths town* it h u been learned also that a loguM, available in alt buaineu u - seemed alert for further cleanup Fees Increased rtew restaurant will b« utablished tobllshmenU In this vicinity. operations in ths countryside sa Ou Critical X.ist| .rfext to ths former Foxmart on Rt. ~ soori'~ as'~ 'telnfoTcemeiito— reach, 5, according to a 812.000 permit Manchuter Evening Herald X!^dndemii M any Hom es them. Meanwhile, they concen­ New Haven, Aug. 28 (F)— Chri­ By Zone Board issued to Julius Wlnton. Wnpplng correspondent, Mrs. An­ Every MIGHAELd watch Flies and mosquitoea coveted the floating cartons of food. trate mainly on searching Moroc­ stopher Ashworth, 48. of north The building will' also house a' nie CoUi^, telephone, MltcAell hsB many expensive fea­ can houses for suspects and arms. store. The former Foxmart build- 8-4418. "Others protect, the-property, of 8al«nj..N,_T,, umato<^ on the Wapping, Aug, 24 (Sp^al—At Jng..jused; In recent_ yeara for a tures such as non-breakable Dam aged by Quinebaug - Frenchmen who have flqd. Fighter danger list at Graca-New Haven an uecutive session' oi' Lhe 2ohlhg special Pratt A Whitney engineer­ maiiikprinK^ And shockproof planea buzz ths thatch-topped Community hospital today ‘with a Board, fees for certificates of oc­ ing project, h u been turned over movement. Men’s and wom­ to Rensulur Polytechnic Insti­ Rt. (! through Brooklyn arid Arab villages. A ll cars on the bullet would In his head. cupancy were set at $3 for the en’s sports or dress modets, Thes» photo);rAphs. taken ye*- roads are formed Into military Asst- Police Chief Raymond J. tute for the creation of a graduate ECZEMA ierday In the flood-ravaged Rogeri Danielson Is now open. original copy and 81.80 for each 124.76 tof 8126, tax induded^ Right "Chartsr convoys. Those French civilians Eagan said Ashworth shot himself engineering school. A simple way to quick relief Left "VoBua.''---- -.Oah,'".'".'...... area, ahow aome of the honvea and Silveratein said that the first who sUll remain in the towns have in "an apparent suicide attempt." duplicate. Theodore Petersen, There is couiderable talk lately from Itching Elcacma, pirnfAu, 14 kamt gold flA W factpriea' laid waate by the aame 14 karat gold fU B floor of the finishing room was been armed by the authorities. Eagan said Ashworth registered building iupectur, requuted the in town concerning the need of a angry red blotchu or other akin ' |Mqf • § IMIb «m $1 |Mr floorfiloom w« that Pnt- water* devaatated ’Under nine feet of water at the “ A number - of Moroccans were S t s New Haven' Hotel Sunday Chamber of Commerce organiu- namiam i change. ^ Irritations la to ' apply Peterson’s height of the flooding and aiJd that found shot yesterday -between evening. He called a~ swttcriiboard An application from Frank W. tion, which' could speaiTiead Uie ointment to affected parts. Re­ - inie odor o of mud. slit and float­ damage to the plant would be "sig- Oued Zepi and Kluiba Tadla, but operator at 3:30 a.m. Monday say­ Schirp for permission to build an selling drive needed to attract in­ lieves, itching fast. Skin feels bet­ ing flarbage itlli permeated the niflcant." He added, however, that no sstlmaU of their number was ing he did not feel lyell. outdoor sign on the c u t aide of dustry to the town. ter, looks better, 50c all druggists. air Tuesday, four arid a half day* damage would have been much available.” A bellboy sent to the room Rt. 5 and north of Chapel Rd. will Competition Open Soothes itchy feet, cracks between after the Quinebaug River rut a greale.r if the compahy'a em­ In Caaablanca, which waa free fovmd Ashworth lying wounded on be baud by the Zoning Board Aug. Officers of the . Wapping Fair toes. Peterson's Ointment dsllghta huge awath through the entire ployes had not done "such a won­ o f disorders for the ' moment, his bad, Eagen said, clutching a Aun. remind the public that com- or money back. ewelars—SUvorsmlthn .22 csllbsr rifle in his hands. so. manufacturing community. derful job." The men evacuated authoriUss wars requisitioning all lavMUgatlng Break 4>etiUon to all entries is open to 868 Mata St. Mnnehsts moat of the records, flies, desks kinds o f motor transport. A hospital spokesman said the any ' amateur. Details regarding bullet entered Ashworth’s head Investigation la being mai^ by 1MI KNOWN NAAAE, IHt KNOWN QUAtflV SBKX 1900 At least '.13 homes, many of and other valuable articles that A French Arm y Communique State Policeman Clayton Gaiser of near hla right aye and passed them 2 and 3-family aiTaira, werfe would have been completely ruiried last night denied ssboUge was a recent break in the South Wind­ through the top of his head. all condemned and found unlit to if left in the path of the flood. involved in the plane crash in sor Garage. LOOKING live In. Some 7,1 families are now which Gen. Raymond Duval, com Police said they have been un­ RANGl able to question Ashworth since Record Near homeless In the town. Every on# Many Manchester residents who mander of aU French troops In Theodors Petersen, building iiir he w u admittsd. FOR of .the homes was nearly covered live In Rogers during the week but Morocco, was killed Monday. Gen speotor, h U announced that a new b^ flood water when the swollen return home on weekends will be „ Antoine Franchl, military gov­ record for home building in South rUEL OIL KEDDING rivef-reached Ha peak. 6ne resi­ out of work until the factor>’ re­ ernor of the Casablanca area, has TIME FOR PREACHER Tonkawa. Okla. IFI—Everything Windsor will be set, u ^ready the GASOllNI dent slid that "Every one of thea# opens. token over command of the number of homebuildlng permits, VALUES? - homes .wallowed In 1,1 feet of Moroccan operations. w’U in readineu for the Sunday e i- aarvice at the First HSUiodiat so far this year, have pu ied the water while fhe river waa at Its Curfew in Effect Interior Minister Maurice total issued for all of 1954. Speak." . X / Bourges-kfaunoury, who super­ Church, except ths minister Wm SHOF AT A 0 o'clock curfew is in effect missing. A phone call revealed the ^ e increase in homebuildlng, vises the administration of- AI' ■with the-attendant-population In­ B A N T L Y OIL The factory la the main branch In the torn and twisted town. The Rev. Ray Lawler had been taking HpWARD'S geria as part of European France, crease, Is only partially offset f[t>m of the Rogers which operates a then patrolling the outskirts of his time because his clock w u 33 was expected to ask the govern a tax standpoint, by additional plant on Mill St., in Manchester. town at night have orders to shoot, '1 \ N : I'l I I ment today to . extend the emer­ minutes off. He rushed to the pul­ construction at the tltilitlca Indus­ Saul Silveratein. Rogers president and Sunday night one man fired his pit and began the aervics. gency measures In that area to trial Plant on Rt. 8. A perhiit for Tfl MItf lu II 9 4S9S and a resident of Manchester, said double-barrelled shotgun when an the wester'y provinces of Algiers yesterday that the plant will be an addition which would cost ap- EcUpu Spring s*sH full ston object In the bushes failed to stop and Oran. 'The measures, already HOSPITAL FOB BIROS prox9nately, I30O.Q0O w u issued TEL ROCKVIl I r S-21 77 HHSttress aad bozspring.' Mat* back in operation by Monday, but on order. Another man said that Chuleston. S. C. UP)—^His first In force in eastern Algeria, lu t month. The structure at pres- tress slightly torn workers clearing debris In the it was probably one of the ' many tend French police powers. birth at the new 11 million dollar wrecked community said that they cats still' living in the condemned • Parley Progress Beported :tsachlng Jiosplw the South - f - "doubt If the plant ilvlll get back homes and lurking the area at While Faurs flew to Paris to­ Carolina Medical College w u that zrmlio. $74.50 Into operation before next Thurs- night. day, the other four .members of of a baby hawk. Ths hatching took day." hla ‘T ittle Cabinet" at Aix las place on ths roof. First thing to att ike an observer '' Inoculate Workers was the cartons of food floating i i y ' if heliates to wear' OoM Bond Hollywood Bed. Twin Residents of the community had the area, completely covered by flies and mosquitoes. size, complete with bedding, to be inoculated before they could Th« flood waterg creaked havoc to thia part of the storaKe area. ’^newdioefi'' headboard, legs. Prebuilt border go. into the wrecked area to in- mattreso and baxspring guar­ veatigate damage. Telephone serv- • send him off to school hi anteed 18 years. ^ C O O C ice la not yet fully restored, water Reg. 889A8. Is not lit to drink, electricity Is out' and danger of typhoid hangs pyer the workers doing repair, work. Roads between Roger* arid Manchester^ were washed out. but rGuToTl Maple Bunk Bed. ’Twin 89’’ bads Files and deaka are readied to move back into the damaged factory, to be nsed ns space-saving bonk bed or two twin beds. Complete • ■ ...... [STEPS] with nuttreosen, springs, side gunto and ladder. O O C Beg. 8109JM1. Q / F . the shoes that meed HO breaking in! Gold Bond Boxsprlng, Twbi Gfswfi With CSobIS Sntmi f ■ ■ Here's a siwc designed to lit com­ slze.-Oiie only. fortably—no paioAd breaking In! Half price. O R Once he trtu a pair—he'll want to Beg. 84» »5. vrear them right oot of the store! r-t GwMl-tooking stylu the fellows like —ifi our big new selection for hade- LAflTT CHANCE A T T m s te-s^ool. B, C, D, sizM 2'/i to 6. PBICE. 100% wool ChatlMUB Blanket. 7 Ineh acetate u tto binding, n x N atse. peir Cholee of colors. ^ 1 4 % A M •6.45 Reg. 810A5. 9

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Mod* ailt apd ethar debris Utter the auis thoroofhfarai, ^ ^ i T M receding flood watera,flow piacMty by iho roar Of tho factorj. taatm m rnm m m m aam Bam a :ssa.y..\■ '*\'4 ■I -I -:.. ' Womeii $100,000 Loss Offer of Temporary by. Boys Seen Inflicted Hartford. Aug. 24 . full support. - 1 further urge that amounts to gSSO.OOO. tar try to lura Industay fron tha to sent ArecUy to the BtSta Da- Matthew Mortarty, ehairman ot •'Mm , gat out^ of tba woman’* aavan locatlona cloaad to puidlc A 'Clark. Most of the charges all indivIdualB, groups, and or-' H. Mansfleld Homer, proaiaant floodaquaata two auxiliary depota at tba Thrifty town's many .Washed out brldgaa. Notlca the aawar pipes and . other pipelinaa; unanrthad under tha have wpaal when you’re on thia In aaveral of them the streama Cleanara, 1063 Main St., and at tha CPA. has lAan alactad a mambar Uon. cartAnly will do everything wa Iliad today for aix of '^ e dead. that ell privets end public orgeni- of the American IniriUuta of Ac­ bridga’a surface that ware uAaarthad by tn^ rampaging flood watera. lit the background another Ha Boid k would ba "more per­ kind c t Job." a tannin umpire. Tha individual oetiona In town give it their full New Model Laundry, .73 Summit can to aid those manufacturara A Mwasman for tha Japan watchea both tha woman and men Four othera will be buried to­ Carl Slusarczyk 8t. countants. Ha ia a Junior partner part ef the inundated bridge can ba seen.' tinent" for owners of vacant fac­ who have lost buildings or thpoa morrow. support. in the firm of George E. Rubinow tory opoca tors to offer :thU tjrpe Public Bath Aaan., aupported diaroba and coUecta 15 yen (Sva From. He elao oaks that ell groups In addition, Boy Scout Tmop 126 faced with extensive-rapAra to Muto: cental from each adult. EHlist* in Corps 'I In the Buckiond aru is pitching dt Oo. of Hartford. Cross, and Hatoart McKinney, Rail appaoranea achadAad tor Monday of help than to Atampt to lure in­ get into oparAion aa quickly as Nobody haa yet , complained aagar to help tha flood victims in dustry ban. “Paopla who have possible. "Mala bath attandanta .don’t tha State sand their contributions in. Ostrinaky aald tot Scouts are Croat diaaater’''survey chairmaiL and forfaited tha bond.posted ham an anviatda Job at all. For about thia privileged peeping Tom. Deaths La$t Night k FLASH BULBS. CASES, 4 picking up clothing and food in William Johoda of tha Connecti­ Group Tours During the tour of Putnam, "the Jacob S h ^iro , Hartford, a profoo- bean' hit by the flood ara more in- "IndustriA payroHa,” ha oan- • Tha. Marina Corps recruiting to tha Manchester Rad Croas chap­ taraatad how to finAng out what Juat about ISO a month plua maala r MOVIES, PABTS J ter "for tha care of diaeatar suf- thair naiihborhooda and bringing cut Fiah ~ind Odma Daportmant two. local Rad Cr'osa* rapreaanta- slonal bondsman. * ttnued, "are haste to tha welfare thay not only acrub naked wo- station in Hartford announced P WE DELIVER N $ to sub .depots that have been ea- wjll ba guest spiokar at the meet­ tivai ware impressed by.the relief Tuesday morning gtotford bor- thay have left than In thinking to of tha Btate and It ia imperatlva By THE ABSOCUTED PRESS 0.98 ' farars who are unable to rahabill- Putnam Area where they should move. Thay’rs that wa gat aa many paopla bock men’a backa but douUe aa boUar- Bus Crash Toll that on Aug. 22, Carl H. Slusar- Uta toamaalvaa without easlat- tabliahed at the homes of Kenneth ing of the Manchester Kiwanla work being done by th'C Rad CroM. rocka. of State PMice racaivad a man and acroungara of firewood. Bam, Switserland—Rudolf Min- ^Arthur Drug Dtoresl Club tomorrow at 12;15 at tha ^ Feed Hnndtoda complaint a man was sleeping in a Juat Agging mud now to gat to to work- as quickly aa posstbla.” gar, 73, a farmer’s aon who rose csyk, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. enca." Prior, 40 Bucklond St.; Fred Pam- Ihalr Job lan’t for any woman," ' Tile text of the prortametion fol- barton, 106 Adaau St.; and Wil Country Club. Hla subject will be ’They ware itoused in tha parked truck in Monafiald. In- OovmmmMt offlcUla aald they Set at Deaths to be praaidant of Switxeriand, and Henry J. Slusarezyk, 22 Carroll, "Wild Llfc.,Conaarvation In Con­ DelegHtion .Offers Aid vostigatlon proved tha^nian to ba 11 one of the founders of the Swiss lowa: . Ham Taggart. 871 Adorns St." MathoAat C hur^’’ Mortarty said Alexander Koaei^tch, Paul Toylar ware .chocking the complaint!. Rd., enlisted in the Marine Corps Batidea this, totrinaky aald, necticut." - — of tha Red Cirdas workers, "feed­ Chappell and ha waa chargsd than Radiomen Escape and RooAd SchAler. _ Hatha gpaaiowa , Farm ers’ Party in 1918. Died to serve for a period of four years. ’’WHKRKAB, one " d# -the' pri- To Mayor; Impressed With, taking a motor vehicle with' spring City, Tenn., Aug; 24 (Aj Tuesday. primary raaponalbilitiaa of ' tha Pioneer Parachuta ia conducting ing hundre^ daily, finding home* Thaos men, Anca flaturday, hod ' Japanaie jpiAtic tmtha ere uau According to T. Sgt. M. J. Ben- a food and clothing drive among Mrs. R. B. Sihettler, 81 Flower By BTelief Operations for t{ioae/who have lost all their out the owner's permission and bean living out of their sound —The toll in Tennessee’s worst Santa Margharita, Italy Mrs. benek, local Marine Corps recrui­ American Red Cross, ea a quasi driving whils his licansa waa un­ Injury in Crash a% tUad-and-ii apacioua.aa the govammantel agency, la tha relief ita amployea and will deliver dona­ 8t„ who presented a winning belongin^a and providing emer­ truck, in wAch they eorriad thAr hiatoric y«»mn*^^rtaty, with a school bus accident rose to 1 1 to­ Charlotte Ledarer 87,. of New ter. Pvt. Slusarezyk was among tions to tha main depot Friday. gency' housing in the' schools." der Buspanafon. day with tha death in a Rockwood York author and lilustr^itor of chil­ ef human need raaulting from non- limerick, is eligible for qne of the Mayor John N. Dampaay of Put­ own water and a. cot. landacapo paintiim bidiind the huge a group of 14 young men who re­ EMERGEHCY The relief matariala collected by grand prises awarded.by the Saaly Mbriarty aaid Dempsey told him Trial JuaUca Wright D. Gifford A Manchester CtrirDtoanaa Com- Driver of tna cor that At otaamlng tub. Ebieh harnlet, no Hoopltal of g-year-old V trry dren'll books. Bom In Budapest. ceived the oall. of enlistment from enamy-cauoad disasters; and. nam yeatarday racaivad an offer that the Job the American Red of the Mansfield Justice Court,said Mincay. . Died Monday. "WHEREAS, tha Rad Cross haa the local VFW post will ba trans- Posturapadic Mattress manufac­ munieationa cor was a coauAty Loina’a waa Paul Cookain Porrln, matter now am all, haa ita public Capt. , W. F. Taylor, olllcer In oa lU R N E R ported to. the Solvation Army turers through their local agent, of help from a Manchaatar dele- Cross Ad in Putnam can never be Chappell yesterday was givtn a 57, of Long Meadow, Maas., oor hath. . Several othera au*# still-listed Lot Angeles—Harry Leslie Chorl- charge of Marine Corps recruiting long ‘served as tha nation-wida Monday nlght.in tba locA unit’s .to- in 'aarloiis condition a t hoapitals SERVICE haadquartera in Hartford for dia- the G. E. Xejth Furniture Oo, f.*U?!L..yL4t:._Y!ilto4._.toat .flppd- repaid. Dempsey,. Mortarty. Said, Butpanded Judgment on the charge cording-to West Ha By pdice oedafi abic* Urn -tOth ton, 85, who engraved tha great in Connecticut , and. Western M ai' agency through which-the Ameri tribuHoni Ostrinaky—said ha ex­ told him; "The workers were on of taking tot truck and a nolle on forts to Ad on# to the StAa’a flood- at Rockwood and Chattanooga. con paepia voluntarily extend a>- ravaged tonm. Thay oAd ha has .bean ______century there haa bean a high par­ •aal of the United States which ap­ sachusetts. The new Marines ar­ /■ pected to have trucka and drivers Because of tha holida.v. Labor the Job at 3 o’clock In the morn­ ' Ivlng whllt his lieenaa waa sus­ atrickan towns. under 3200 bond for oppoarofica in tition down tha middle to aegre- Ten were killed when the Rhea pears on $1 bills. Died Monday. rived in Parris Island. S. C.. to-' CALL siatance to indivlduela and fami­ The dalagation waa compoiMd of ing, helping to evn^aje people pended. COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED availahla In the next day ‘ or two Day, Sept. 5, office hours of the Tha car, wAch waa taking two court Sept. 7, gato woman and man..^ut thou­ County bUa, taking 40 'children day where they will undergo 10 lies with diaaater-cauaad needs, for tha Hartford delivery. members of Manchaatar’a Cham­ from flooded homM.torhey worked JuaUca Wright explained thia Meanwhile, Edward Kitfchom, from tha'~^ring City olemantary CONVICTS HELP IN DISASTER weeks of Intensive training. w i l m a m s beyond thair own resources; and. Social Security raprSeantative oommuAcations men to Wlnated to- aanda of rural hatha, claaaiftad aa Keapaaaa. OanaroHs will ba changed to Tuesday, Sapt. ber of Commerce ahd Develop­ 'the clock ground, aat iip a kitchen procedure cleared tha way for raliave a adund-truck craw that hod chief of the Manchaatar Civil Da- hot apiing hatha inatead of *'pub- school to their homes, was struck Unionville, Aug. 24 (P)—Inmates Pvt. Slusarezyk, a graduate of "WHEREAS, the Rad Cross it to pi»vtde maala, emergency first Manchester auithoriUea to claim Monday by a freight train Just- at Hartford County Jail volunteer­ Manchester High School, was a OIL SERVICE In the drive which started yes­ a. from 10 a.ia. to 12 npon. The ment Commission and of tha local bean on duty thara since Saturday, fanaa CommuAcattone Division. Uc," remain mixed. already axfending emergency aa- terday, 'Ostrinaky said, man's, 'wo­ regular Monday Itinerant service Rad Crooa Chapter. Th# Chamber afJ, a nursery school, housing, Chappell for trial on the original was invAvad in an accident A a ■Ad today the outfit haa ceased At ana and of tha partition, two blocks from the school at.a ed to help clean up flood debris member' of the Oround Observer sistenca to the citiaana of our cn^thing. in fact in any way they charges here; Ha also said authort- MJ. - ^ HfiKHtiMHKKHiHt';; men's- and children’s clothing, will ba continued the following sponsored tha trip. - roadblock in Waot Kartftod. ‘ roond-ths-clock oparationa and is whara-both aidan can be aaan, aita crossing. - , — ~ - here. They worked all. day yester­ Corps o f Manchester prior to his 9 4546 S tate Iti thi* grave hour of emar- shoes, linens, toweis, ' blankets, week. ' - —------— - According to Bruce Watkins. could be of aarvlce, thay-ware ties in Mansfield ware worried -Weat Hartford' pAica sAd that ttoiw opafOting only twice a day~ tha proprietor or hla wife, like Kuneral aarvtcas . wars ached- day. \ enlistment in the Marines. liiill fancy and will follow tha same there." about Chappall'a meAcal condi­ ii-in sheets and canned goods have Chamber praaidant, tha group the car, owned by Alfred LAne, of Ha aAd the curtailment^ -of with rehabilitation eaaiatenca to poured Into the VFW Home. He '^ohn C. Owara. 8 Barry Rd., is made the trip “to offer any aaaiat- tion because ha had not^ scan a 25 Cooper St. and carrying him oparationa has bean permitted by all thooa In need of such aaaiat- estimated that there Is on hand mending two weeks at the current anCe wa 'couI5 to the community doctor since his release from Man-, and hia brother, Bogar, to SO- Oo- tha Acraoaingly improved condi­ enea; now therefore, already a truckload and a half of summer .toarton of Princlpia Col­ and to the busineaamen and manu­ cheater Memorial Hoapital. lumbua St., was At from behind tion to normul communlcatlona In facturers’’ of Putnam. a * a - a -4 ♦ A "I, Harold A. Turklngfon of material. ■ lage, Elsoh.^l., atudying master' Give Chappell ' Ha ia atill wearing a cast on by a car wrhooa driver woe auhse- the atrickm areas of the fltoto. Manchaatar aa Mayor hereby offi­ Ostrinaky also commented that pieces of-European literature. He said Dempsey received the hia lag to help .the gimahot wound quantly orrastad on a chorgd to cially daaignata tba American Rad tha clothing so far donated is offer with "deep appreciation’’ and in his right lag hart. driving under the Influonca of Cross 01 the official disaster relief "nice and clean,’’ apd he added, told the Manchester repreaenta- Term in Jail liquor. Tha ear was damaged, hut The aon born Aug.. 28 to Mr. and tivea that th# main problem noW Chappatl will presumably ra- th« brothers escaped injury and a fOgancy ia Manchester for assist- "That’a the way we want It.” Mrs. Raymond J. Shone of Phils' caiva medical attention on his ad- Anca to atrickan families and in­ Although the response haa been delphla has bean named David Al­ is., to feed and house those made radio transmitter they wars carry­ Police Arrests homaleaa by the flood. The next A legal snarl nearly two months: miaaion to the Hartford County ing waa not harmed. dividual* in devastated towns iii generous, .'.Ostrinaky noted that len Mra. Shane was tha former long ended today when Elmto JA l today. otep will b* to proceed with plans Tha accident occurred at a. itiad- Connecticut. there ramalna an urgent need for Sylvia Urbanatti, daughter of-Mr. for reconstruction. Chappell, 22', Hartford, ahot hare He waa given flO days for ra- and Mrs. Pater Urbanatti, 312 Main ■June 30 while attempting to aacapa aiatlng arraat and six months for. Aock oat up on Albany Ava.,-Waat SavarA drivara orraatad yastor- Long','Hard Pnll Hartford, Juat waat to M. Main St., day and charged with Htaading ora St. Her hua)>and is an alectrician’a Watkins quoted Dehipsay aa tell­ from. Patrolihan John i^vagnaro, taking toe suit in . concurrent ,mate with the 'tl.8. Navy waa aentertcad to six months in santancas, so. ha will aarva only as police ware checking the identi- ■chedulad to appear in court hare ing the Manchester representa- ficatlon of tha MancheAsr men. Monday. tivei: "reconstruction ia'going to jail for larceny and resisting sT' the aix months. rest. The blockade had been set up to They oTa DaAal PeliUari 40, East Tbe teortiing staff of Zion Lu­ be a long hard pull for all, but we prevent Aghtaaars from driving Hartford; Mario'Schneider, 21, to theran .•Church school will have are confident that wa shall build a ChappeH's troublas with tha law FREE DBUVBRY., into tha hard-At areas to Avon 14 West St., Vernon; Robert N. a potiuck aupper and meeting this batter comntunUy,’’ began when Cavagnaro. attempted and Forntington and waa permit- Minor, 24, RFT> 2. RockVUle; FhiUp a LANE CEDAR CHEST evening at tha Jo-Em Oottaga, An­ Making the trip with Watkins to quaation him about a suit stolen —MouAon, Tax. IJPt—A nmn from Ung oAy authorlsad paraooaal to Katsman, 26; 8pitogfleld,''MaaB.. dover Lake. were Thomas M^artlaod. chair­ from a car parked on E. Centar the Post Office tAd a Boy Scout PGM» 335 bond posted; and Thoman C. man of tha Davalopmant Commii- St. Warned to stop whan he began troop how to 'moil a letter without The LAnaa war# tmaUa to con­ Honhv 22, Hartford.Ihe arraaUng Daughters were born at Hart­ sion, Mrs: Martha- Bteyansoh, ex­ to run away from tha officer, he a stamp, aspacially if they ora at tinue on to Wlnated and rsAmad officers ware Patrolman Fradaricfi like Ikis f oi m I* ford Hoapital to Mr. and Mrs. Alan ecutive secretary of the Chamber, did not and waa shot in the Ibg. camp and broke. - to Manchaatar. The locA Com- Tadford iMd John BAdyga. Snelgrove, 220 W. Center St.. 4.ug. Ha’rvey King, a mambar -of the He waa hospitalized and later re­ Juat tait your home addrcaa os munlcatidna Division waa tmabla to AMah C, AronOon, S3, to 6M 17 and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dezao, niombar's manufacturara’ Avi- leased Under $500 bond fo>' court the return adAeaa, ha sAd. and ■and another iaUet craw until last Gardner St., woe orraAad this Phoenix St, Vernon, Aug. 21. sion, and Matthew Morierty, appearance on the charges here mAl the letter. It will then be de­ night whan JamesHoaking Oaorga morning, by Sgt. Edward Wlnalar chairman of the Flood Disastef'. JA y 22. After several con­ livered with a 3-cent postage due Beauregard and Bruce Leighton and charged with posalng a atop A.2.C. Robert H. Farrell, eon of Relief Champaign of the Re Help of Retarded Children, for the A prints. pAMs and aolMa. I f . , 4. xeanam and 1.98 day c art program a t m nea Cantar.- S*flz» -2‘1L- Prom choMiT atylas. From on little two-atrap ln» . -I . I , • I . CO nO N FLANNEL [iHT’ that sarvat baptitifully— Brlftit ptaldft aud l ii for drqu-up or all I SIrg# A*I8a U iom ■ # ■ ■ ■ a ■ $1.98 :r:t day play. Little Vaiikee makes it \ ia tan or rad laathar, aalactsd fair ita durability, ^S«yRANSISTO«^ 1 |5ut -! :UH find the fact that it shines up like new in V tha face of the hardost wear. ‘Tbayll ba ->sad DIRLS* BLOUSES right too. bpcauaa our carefully trained _ - K. •j5 -r Trim, waahable atylas. Ail caAm / salespaopla will doubla-chack to ha Surf NIAIIINS AID s h ^ ara properly fitted for aetiya BOYS'TROUSERS r - g^rowiag fast. CMftkto Ma i sgt vnliM In town I You get much at 1500 more and atill not get ^ car a$ ROW to give you the biggest, sweetest deal of the OHlNOfl . .. Orng. An. graan. nrURDT . bi^-enr size, big-enr beauty and big-car comfort big ai Plymouth. ill' WASH rAEBI0& BAaa MS S2.98 year on a new ’SS Plymouth. He’s ready to offer iilii! at tbe lowest possible price when you chooae a So don’t be fooled by misleading claims! you a sky-high allowance for your present c ir ^ ii M ■ r-r GABJUUMMMLu,* ■ isU d A _____ big 17rfoot-long Ply^i||,tb. r-- ' Compare price tags and you’ll immediately see probably much more than ydu’d expect! ; GIRLS' SWEATERS \ tamo. Chawaal, gtoy, J t aan, btoa. KAT- that, model for model, Tlymouth ulla for much ^ ONS \am i T O U m . mwrn fl-ip. STK- Even many medium-price cart {let alone the ' What’s more, he’ll be glad to arrange quick, loo fho flowost tfytoa The- m a ia a t sebievement in . NyAna. Orion, WaaL Slipon andI eordig eordignnA THEno P1BBKS. $2.98 ether two low-price ova, which aren’t nmirly aa lesa than medium-price caraand gives you much V . tor boys flflN fikb NOW ZMiiVa faoMM **Cmsafle t« ^ Brightly triaaoMd stylea. S-fl.ond easy financing. Better hurry over to see him' f v W M r m VIFIg PMl L*war tha Coat a t Haaringif '2-14, Proan .a,,,,,,,,*••••• $ 1.98 long, as robmy, as heavy or aa haudaome aa piora car for yoUT money. today or tomorrow while there’s iitill a com­ DtrifcJmdio ' Van «WB hto yawMir to W EDUEOTE . . . flafliA ahimkA B p lg ij^ l Plymouth) can’t match Plymouth for ovar-all Gel the biggeet deal in to ^ l^ iih s ^ toaW OMW's, MSaaaaf. Brown or rod. From $ 5 ,9 5 plete aeleclion of beautiful^.Plymouth models ^ •iu apd yalub In fact, you could ^t>end aa ^•K f ]piping hot, >yow Plymouth d^aleir^is able rigAt and color combiiutimis. ■ •towing glrio in rod $ 7 .9 5 ^^. ACCESSORIES. $ 1 . 9 8 • * « , Mpa (eotton and aylaa), aeoko. Little Tankas . - ). w. 10«Mr MOHFTji^'OUARAMlil ■haas, nndarwaar, packotboalm and denim pAy Alaa PAy Clatlito A IXIURTLY R TtiO WITH CARE AT •-'otiMa. , <

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'Si'-, \ 1 " / / v ' V ■taoKttts HANCHBSTEB SVENINC BERALD, KANCRESTEB. CONK. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, IMS UANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24.19S5 (river warning) aervleto, Mlil It Is amall solace now,' but that If *■( -.1 o a f f i Protecting: .. * Flood Fore^st the enlarged programs for rt- aodrch and other facilities had been carrisd but two yoars ago the Of Future Seen "savings in property dnd life'* frqm the recent flood-"would have bodH tip to Demands tremendoua." F lo o d A ren Aid sr U' WHEN THE CAU GOMES IN (ContfaiiMd from Pago On*) (Oahttohafl t n m FUga flba) x; >1):' 9 f » m * m A. o w sN « would ba ' impractical to atation relief-to flood-stricken areas.” He Eg^tians Quit :,■> ■ .' Aadovar A^dit Um Local Stocks said ths President has "consider­ ■tMBorabUiA * of Bumap B rp ^ tull-Uma Waathar BuraaU obaarv- kt avary, ramota itraam to able authority to act now," add­ Btem la U»a atoty of a ing: 'That Is what Congress Israeli Parley phar, parhapa the man amO maasura ralirfall and try to gat' would spptove his doing." -•'X‘ ahould ha jlvan credit for the out waminga. And mataorologlsts Director Arthur 8. Flemming X aaolution which took place ta the aay that fraquantly thara wouldn't said ODM has available $900 mil­ On Gaza Strip clock making Industry in the early ba time to glva the warning even part of the IWh century. Bid Aakod lion' of a revolving fund for de- if aa obaerver wara on hamt fiense mobilisation, suid is atudy- (C Pag# tlktoj “a ^ ■ ra e a t K. Poet, a kindly apind- Oreator Uae of Radar . Ijr (eatleman, aaya ‘'WaU,. 1 fu e « of Manchtotor .... 98' IS Ing whether part of this might be One new project loSka to far HartrorO National used for loans or guarantee of Nasser’s offlc* said s communi­ I can relate the atory.” And it U graatar um of radar. 'Ihe Ui^ver- ^piU8 an account the ehronlelar Bank and Truat Oo. S3. $6 loans in rehabilitating facillUet que would be issued later today alty of Miami wlU atudy Improved Conn. Bank and which produce defenM Items. givaa _■ methods of detaoUng ralnfaH' on giving full reaaona for Egypt's But firat, lefa meet Kr. Poafc Truat Co. 74 79 The possibility of rapid lax radar acreens. Radar sata acaiin|ng Manchaatar Truat 65 amortisation and preferential withdrawal. 'i Rvoiiih Your RED the man who owns the a radiua of 200 milaa could apot rolling hUla; the typical Fir* Haa*ra*e* Oaaavaala* Sward of defense contracts to aid The U.M.-sponaoted talks dead­ axtramaly heavy rains or cloud­ 74 the stricken areas also is being locked Aug. 9 after observers had ____ Enfland brook; the 60 pure­ bursts moving toward valleys and Aetna J£lra ...... 71 X' bred Jersey oowS and. 180 sheep Hartford Flra' ...... 158 168 considered, he said. predicted > agresmsnt was near. river haadwatara wbara flash The SBA prepared to establish which make the farm a haven National Fire ...... P5 100 ‘ Burns cams to Cairo yesterday ■X- - from the 'unpredictable, unsteady- floods are Ukaliast. Advance warn- Phoenix x ...... 81 85 emergency loan offices in the Inga could be given long- before after talking with Israeli leaders 't-'i. ^.paca of the atomic afs. Uf* aad todematty laa Caa. '. nreaa, and housing officials said a Picturef leir Only He'S noti ‘aura whether the ground instruments could record itemporary Federal Mousing Ad­ in. the hope of persuading both tha extrams rainfall.. Aetna Life . . . , >, • < ■.230 235 sides to raiun\a negotiations. He >raad coveS 250 or 300 acres. .260 ' ministration office is expected to , Anothsr difficulty last weak was Aetna Casualty ..... be estsbilshed at Waterbury, said Egyptian Deputy Foreign 9u aim, Bimap Brook Farm ia Conn. General ...... 585 585 ■ - X not a poastmon measured in aiae tha failure to predict tha course Conn. The FHA also was s's- Minister Khsirat 8ald accepted .X ahd Intenatty of the rains packed Hartford Steam Boil. 102 108 his proposal to use only regular or dollara. and cents. The • =■> Traveler* ...... 99 105 sembKng home trailers for trans­ dover ■Volunteer Fire Department by Hurricane Diane. The weather fer to places where ' they are troops to man the Gaxa area. ParHfi The Stoiy P*bU* tHtmiaa holds it annual ~nheepl>ake a t the Bureau simply has had little ex­ needed. Burns said he would remain In perience on which to make preciae Ck>nn. U ght Power . . 17*4 194 farm aa dees the Confregational Coni). Pow er-...... 44 48 contact with both the Israelis and CSmrch Sunday School and other eatlmatea on rainfall above two to Styles for Women Egyptians in an effort to bring four Inches at a Urns. Last'w eek Hartford Elec. Lt. .. . 584 804 town (roups. Hartford Gaa Co. . . . . 38 41 their yiewpointo together. <. i The firemen are Welcomed every np to 17 and }8 Inches of rain in The long torso snd the slim FLOOD FIRE Isas than 48 hours fell In a o m e So. Naw England year and Mr. Post enjoja watch-1 Tel...... 42H 444 silhouette will be the vogue, and ln( the ’‘fellows play a fame of I aiTsas. while men may not be aware of' Projacta are underway for more MaanfaeCoresg Oomnnaloo the atyle change, the women will,' Kodcilt •• fortUiUi haaeball o:i the haylot." However, I raaaarch Into atmospheric influ- Allied Thermal ...... 81 when commercial (roups offer to I Am. Hardware ...... and plenty of them will go all out COLOR TE AM ancas which push a hurricane this . 194 214 to bring their Wardrobes up to the x l pay for use of the farm for the] way or that. Other projects are Arrow, Hart, Heg. ., . 47 50 purpoae of holdin( ai\ ouUn(, Mr. Asso. Spring ...... 29 32 minute. Millions of dollars will ill exploring rain patterns within the be spent—-a boon to the clothing Feat does not hesitate with hia re­ 600-mlle area of the hurricane it­ Brixtol B rass ...... 17 4 194 , -■ -■ ’ Y.V -V V' -,J . fusal. ■, , CoHina ...... 115 125 business. (But aa usual,' moat, self. women will continue to wear last T o . say the (entleman la an Theee rain belts, highly variable, < Em -H art!.'...... 294 324 oracle la false. Thfte la no pr^ are now considered almost unpre­ Fafnir Bearing ...... 44 47 year's dresses). thnae or fhlae pride. Emphatically dictable. Sme points within a hur- Landera-Frary Clk. . . 234 254 The slim look will mean straight Mr. Post says he is an lndlreet.| ricans area, for instance, get two N. B. Machine Ck>.\.. . 344 374 dresses, suits, coats and Jackets,, deecandeht of Daniel Bunuq>. Owner examines rare pieces. or three times more rainfall than N. Eastern Steel .... . 5 4 8 4 putting something of s crimp on Benown deck-Makar ’■ other points. North and Judd ...... 33 38 curves. . Other style high lights Immediately the conversation Covsntry In the S tsts X^HTlalsturs Mr. Post ia keeping with the Bur- Another question forecasters Russell Mfg...... 10 12 include matching snd Interchange­ ahifta to this Imaclnativa creative in 1812, 1813, 1815 1818, and 1824. nap tradition. wHI try to-answer is why rscent Stanley Works ...... 584 814 able ensembles of coats. Jackets, (snlus who was bom In Andover Terry Steam ...... 125 skirts snd dresses; widv.use of KoV; 1, 1769. The world has tnorS Hs died at the age of 78 In 1838. stoijps have failed to loose their X h ;. ■: - .I- OIL. MOVES AIBPORT volume of rstnfall once they move Torrington ...... 224 24 4 luxury. fabrics such as ' velours, .. w laaa allowed his adMenremeata Third to Own Home U S. Envelope com. . 88 98 velvets, rich woolens snd cash­ to remain In the books ahd though, A veteran employe of the Penn­ Inland. Past experience had led to '••7' ‘''' Torrtngton, Wyo. CP) — An oil forecasts of a diatinct loss of in­ U.S, Envelope ptd. .. . 70 75 meres; greater use of fur for unahined by florid phpaaeolofl ^ sylvania Railroad, Mr. Post says he Veeder-Root ...... 58 59 trimming, collars and cuffs and they are alao untarnished by fl bought the Bumsp property as boom ia causing plenty of problems tensity. for the Torrlnglon airport. It.waa A new warning center is being Hia. Above quotaaons are not to linings: lota of tunics; and -a few paasl|i( panorama of HfMc /i- soon as. It was available. With the Wa' aa 'aabieal changes in 'dress-up wear, such iis Tima and the recordm(/af It I exception of a abort period while moved to a new site in June when established a t Hartford, Oonn., to It was found to be sitting in the serve New England. Previously wrist-length sleeves on cocktail ecNi to your* todoy iryjll^' Intrigued Daniel Bumap. ■’He was It waa In an unsettled eatate,, he MICHIOAN BO.\8T8 dresses. bom on lind adjacent v m houae," ia ths third person to own it middle of an oil field. Harrisburg, Pa., had to serve the No sooner was the new Held entire Northeast. More civilian relates Mr. Post as hej.Mgini the His work has kept him in Col- Ann Arbor. Mich. iJP>—Gov. G. only SjOOxclowii story - while seated a com­ lingswood, N. J. for the larger completed when It was discovertd parl-tJ^e. observers are being en­ ►k fortable rocking chair In a room] portion of many .of the years he to b« in ths middla of another oil listed ' to make observations and Mennen Williams lists Michigan onthoaecondfloor.cfthetOOyear- has owned- the farm. Now th st hs development. It may be moved get out warnings in some areas. flrat in boat building, breakfast W ELDON 'v old farm house. / has retired he Intends to spend again. Ths Weather Bureau *aya that food, baby food and automobiles. X ‘'Daniel Bumap was .one of the ] more time in the surroundings of along the larger rivers where He also told a University of original clockrhekera in a typical New. England farm. When you're furnishing a house flood warning facilities were in Michigan summer audience that puNO'niiHm DRUG C O . acryad as-a Mr. and. Mrs.. A,_ W. flavags run or^apartment, best plan ia to put use, such aa the Delaware, its estl- Detroit is not only the auto capital under Thomaa Harland < the,farm for Mr. Post and sea to ( ^ e mosT mOney into th^ RMfM .on tast week's floods were of t)»e worldr-but la first in phar­ I KEMriLlne. -MU MAIN STREET (NBA Teleph()to) (and opaapd his own plaea In East I it that tha cows are rallksd, ths you sxpect to have a long time very accurate. maceutical products, adding ma­ W indsor/ * Miesp sheared and the contanted and the least Into accessories. W. E. Hiatt, chief of hydrologic chines, paint snd heavy chemicals. TeL HI 3-3921 STREET OF DESTRUCTION—Two store owners .‘The Intanflllng fact about tha routine remains intact. wol'k their way along Main Street in Winsted, man which ia often overlooked is The Irollckera w’ho ' enjoy, the Conn., after it was smashed up by floodwaters.' that Ell Tarry served-aa an ap- country air and the state of mind The roadway wa.s left eight feet lower than it was .prentice to Daniel end It wag which comes only during a New before the hood. Broken water mains ^nd sewer ' Who originated the ^Udatltj England picnic 'probably are only of clocks. I heMevI Imitations of thetr forefathers for pipes are strewn through the area. - . ---- erry off trad to make 8,Q60 docks I .within a year. Pao|dc said ha was eraay, but he put his beliefs to | practice and met the challangs.’* - AnHqnarInns Back FecUag PenoBBl Noticcfl Mr. Post feels that Bumap In- stillsd the advantages of mass I production In Terry during the Car4 of TIuuilu latter's apprenticeship. This theory la shared by many tlmsplsec We wish to Uuink all of our nslih- authoritlsa including R. C. Morali hors, friends sad rshulyss lor uis of the Bristol Clock Museum. many acis of > kindness shd sympathy siMwn us IB our tscent brreavsmsnl. HOMELESS HUNGRY According to Mr. Post a book la Ws sspoclaily-thank all those who stnt u being written by P. R. Hoopea Of . tbs bsaudful floral tributes and loaned " i Philadelphia and 'it la believed “w usf of cars, TO ALL FLOOD VICTIMS /■ authepUc data will be Induds which will erase any doubt aa to ‘ns Ulrlashyk family. tha long range affect tha Bumap ■traM : ideas had on the clock making In-' K . P m I jfii Memorlam WHO ARE fluatry. ■ ■. !, ... - .<■ ... lit ioriilc memory'of Ms Csattardons Xhi^g the years Burqhp oper-' by four foot sign waa firat used who passed sway August M, IIM. atad and conducted hia btulnasa by Bumap in East lVi»

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MANCHESTER BVENlNd HERALD, MANCHEStSlL CONK* WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24.196S KANCHESTEB EV EI^O h e r a l d , BIANCHESTER, GONTN„ W ED N ESD A Y , AUGUST 24,1 9 5 5 toa4toaa /Utilities Funeral arrangements are -In- Altitude 30-35,000 Feet piellers. ing Mahoney, conferred with Bill 1 / when hb rushed out of the man­ ■aid one'ef hia sides. "Th4y -found Waterfront commlsaion* of New Hartford. Aug. 24M#’^ —• Gov. and he arranged for the ex-pollce- one." been received-and more are com­ Harriman said that following week frbm 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. He aald that, "it Juat doeali’t make Commission ed to L Bridget's foniwd human walla today te .«— y ------busineaaea upon which two fam­ "flood bank” campaign for the trip to. Australis, has been actively o F s n r u c s how to apply the law to long­ /h i Intersection Cer.^etery. experimental rocket planes if those Eases) filed suit for divorre He won cheers from people wdo ilies depend for their sole Income. connected with the prospecting, ilata your offer of co% defense counsel and the judge, planeL" have the endurance to make .agaiast Charles R. Tlpptai Ui Su­ block a gqverainent eorvey .ef had nothing left to cheer about. Red Croaa was under way today. Sm,” the Governor lapUed. shoremen In a human way. Friends may call this evening land fer ek|Mdlng n U.8. Air Legion Conducts Families left dartitute by the Radio Station WTIC at 11:30 buying and cutting of opals. He Donald Bennet Jr., 32, of 42 Drive The IL.A was thrown out “f the In a minor icxident at Spruce from 7 to 9 at the Funeral Home the required two passes ^ e r the perior Court here today. The He slept on Army cOts, waded rurtiiri'g waters have appealed to trained fof this type of work at the 1.39 ! 0 0 idVa’a a lot of work for all of course within an half hour of each antt, alleges cruelty alace June 1. Force base. Them waa aome. In water up to hia waist, ate only laat night started on a 72-hour A, was fined a total of f 200, given AFL about two years ago for faU^ and School SU. yesterday noon, and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 shoving nnd pasnin|r hart no In­ the Red Croaa for clothing, furni­ marathon, requesting money for New York School of Industrial To 3lia to do.” ing to rid itself of racketeers artd to 9 p.m. other, , 1963. They were, married In St. aandwtehea, rode In milk trucks, /lleUef Campaign ture, food and other neceaaitiea. Arts and at-the Mechanlce Inatl- iha Governor said that Panella ~ 30'-day auspended jail sentence two cars were equally damaged. -Combine Copter, Plane AugiMthie, Fla., April 9, 1944, and juries were reperteJbxIn Into flood relief. criminal elements. The Waterfront afternoon, the eoneenrnlhte vil­ In hellcoptem nnd even stopped a To handle these requests, the na­ At 1 s.m. the station aaid It had tuto where he studied jewelry de­ COMPLETE LINE id be one of those named to 1^ two tyeara probatton.’.The de­ Commission was established 'Itoort- Patrolman Joseph Sartor in­ 51m. Kllzebelh Newman El.sewhere in Washington, The have two children. threatened strike of a demoraltoed Beginning today at 3:30 p.m., tional headquarters of the organi­ signing. He has prevtously been UiC FINANCE CO vestigated /and said the drivers Army snnounced the first flight lagers of nearby StianlinwA'«jM received pledges for $1,0(M. OF 8 C1IOOL 8 IVPL 1ES ^ /e’1 vrrui/ t I s A,S( } ( 4) ) ■pacial committee fense attorney said the deciiions ly -thereafter to police waterfront Mrs. Elizabeth Newman died to­ leftlat ontsldera opened ranw- work cfew. / the American Legion Home will sation has authorised the local WTICs president and general affiliated with the Manning Opal Panella, reiterating an earlierwould be appealed. labor, and it has been in constant were Jack Weinstein, 40, West by a revolutionary aircraft being Octopus cooked in its own Ink He stood In the rubble pMi Tor- group to Isauy diaburaement orders Corp. of New York and the Boy- r Hartford; and John J. Donae, 16. day at the home of her niece, Mrs. developed for it, and designed to ia considered'a delicacy in Portu- aad let the 24 eofveyere ge be open until midnight. the bal- manager,- Paul W. Morency, aaid assertion that "ttepnbUcans in the conflict with the union. -rington street. ^' to needy peraona. These dlaburae- sgian Trading Co. Clashes over proper legal proce­ Helen Ennis, 24 Newman St., af­ employ the most useful features gaL home. the program was started In answer L egl^ture are ready to act tpilck- dure began when Prosecutor Philip One of the union's main objec­ of. 102 Benton St. Sartor eatimated ter a short illness. Born in Man­ "What do you need?^’ he asked ihee of the week to receive dona­ mento are taken to merchants to President Eisenhower’s request In hto talk, Halenar told of the pass any legtalation necea- Bayer began to try Bennett on dania'ge at $75 to each car. where they are e)cchanged for the history of the jopal, including that DEWEY-RIOHUN l 4llalisH 3-4t i 4 tions is the commission’s policy He said Weinstein w.aa headed' chester, she moved to Hartford 30 a city official. tions for flood relief, sUch aa clean here yesterday that everyone aary to assist the victima of tha chargea of breach of the peace and of denying work permits to men years ago. The city needed cots, foodstuffs, clothing, blankets, canned foods Items listed. H ie merchant then “pitch in and help” In the flood of the first stone being owned by a 141 MAIN n . ' recent devaataUng flood,” sug­ driving . while his license was with serious criminal records. west on School St. and Donze was She leaves a son. John F. NeW- medical supply—hosts of things. aenda the orders to the National disaster. Roman senator who was eventual- gested in a letter to the Governor riupended, aimuRaneously. Samuel E. Lane, executive di­ going north on Spruce St. when mam of this town and / several " ^ t them.*. Ribicoff directed and baby foods mot in glaaa). It Red Crosa, which pays the bill to -I Atty. Eugene - Kelly, defending the cars came together.* No ____ , about is planned to alipcate all of these the merchant. —... ----- that tha legislative commiaaiober’s rector of the commission, aaid the charges were brought and none nieces and nephews, three grand­ hia aidea,^” Don’t worry office and the Stote Development Bennett, objected, aaylng there agency would hold to its decision children and six great grandchil­ money:’' - articles to the town of Putnam. Mni. Spurllng eniphaaized that Commiaalon ba asked to eoopomU was a statute covering such situa­ In the McLoOghlin case. were injured. dren. A man’eame^to him from an- The committee from the Ameri^ all the Items given by the Red In preparing legislation bi ad­ tions where the chargea are not The Grace Une has token legal Mrs. Nev/rnan was a member other stricken coinmimlty and can Legion Auxiliary will include Crosa are new. No used clothing or vance of the aeaaion. similar. It was Keliys point that steps to get the men back to.work. of the Roeary Society of St. Au­ Mrs. Dorothy Belchpr, Mrs. Har­ furniture ia being issued, she satd. said he had bulldozers but wak ry Sweet and Mrs. Francis Dwyer. # # o ifV Thla work, Parsella said, should aonia avidtpee might not be ad- It obtained a court order directing New Polio Case gustine’s. Church, Hartford; also worried about getting ,, paid for The help given the Chapter by miss our thr limit" trudr-in idirr! . cover legialatlon to ' make, atate misaable on one charge which was union offidala to explain by to­ a member of the Ladies Catholic The Legion committee mem­ many volunteers has been greatly on the other. The trials should )w KIDDIE FAIR'S their use. appreciated, Mra Spurllng said. funds or credit available for amar- morrow why its membera ahould > Possibility, Here Benevolent Society and Mystic “Clean those streets,” Ribicoff bers are Cmdr. Robert Petersen, .gency loans; reconstruction and separate, he said. not return to their Jobe. Review No. 2, Wom'en’a Benefit told the man. "You’ll get paid. Henry Peasini and Walter Ted- Many groupa came to the aid of new construction of homea;-iadua>^ JuiMa Wesley Gryk finally Assn., of this town. This la ho time to think about fbrd. the, stricken . Including the Boy cohstrueUon and reconstcvc- ftaed ld~^ this method and Ben­ The Second polio case In Man Funeral .services will ba held Membera of the Auxiliary, will­ Scouts, who were mobilized by nett was tried first on the charge money. The money will come tlon for industrial and commercial cheater ‘ this week was disclosed Saturday morning at 8:30 at the from somewhere and you’ll gel ing to ■ assist' Thifraday, Friday scoutmasters Stephen 'Von Euw of breach of the peace. \ W. P. Quiah Funeral Home, 225 or Saturday In sorting and pack Jr., and Otto $o<'k; and the Elks. New Chapters b;’ the Town Health Department IL” . Cans far AU-Out AM Testimony by Mrs. Margaret Main St., and 9 o'clock in St- Where the money was coming ing articles are asked to contact Trucks from lather White Furni­ "Our people are badly battered, Judd, 10 Drive C; was to the ef­ today. James’ Church. Burial wil be in from, Ribicoff really didn’t know. a member of the committee. ture Oo.. Ladd and Hall Furniture fect that about midnight Aug. 17 The department said an 8-year- the family lot in St. Jamc^’ Ceme­ and Ralph’s Motor Sales carried disheartened and hurt. We must, she had seen Bennett peering In Flood Story But he quickly got to work on it. as -'soon as possible, give theni old,.boy was admitted to Hartford tery. /' ■ Even before the flood waters had FLOOD VETS.GET PRIORITY equipment to the towns, escorted through an open door of a lieigh- H oepi^ over the weekend aa a Calling hours at the funeral by Auxiliary Stote Policeman Rob­ .every assistance in rebuildUtgjtheir (Ooatlaiied- tm a Paga Om ) .... begun—to -r ecede,- he had .,*8kc6 __hemes- mnTTheir places dt woric bor’a house across the street and possible polio victim. Earlier home win-be tomorroyr evening President Elsenhower to declare Hartford. Aug. 24 (iPF-Korean ert Gerstung. ; and Uiislness, using the cre^t and Into her own bedroom window. week it was announced that an 8- from 7 to 9, an3 Friday from 2 Connecticut- a major dlaaster veierans .In flood stricken areas To help raise funds for the flood Prior to thia, she said, ahe had be back in operation shortly with year-old girl with a similar, diag­ to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. relief program, the local Chapter resourcca of the state' wherever riiipmertts. delayed approximately area. The President replied and are getting top priority' on their necessary to supplement federal heard a oar drive up ai^ stop near nosis had been transfered to the the state v.;as assured of federal State bonuses. Stote Treasurer of the R«1 Cross will conduct her house. ' . y two, weeks. same hospital Sunday. 10 Styles Of Pads and Pliiy Rugs By This Most John Ottoviano aaid yesterday fund-raising campaign. In ,a tele­ aid. I believe that there is probably Defense TeaBmoBy funds. nothing to'be gained by calling the Tile two Manchester cases Calls Special Session their applications will be pro­ gram to Clmrlea B. Beach, chapter Bennatt’s te^mony was that he New Britain. Aug. 24 (P)—The brings to 17 the number of new chairman, Harold B. Nearman, legislature into speciar session F u n e r a l s Famous Manufacturer At Special Sale Prices He called for a speclaf session cessed first. until you have figure* on the needs was searchi^'Tor an acquaintance American Hardware Corp, today polio cases thaA-'-bave been re canceled Its rnnual outing sched­ ported by the State Health De of the State Legislature to ap­ and the eouircee of assistance avail whose strpst number he did not propriate money for flood deatruc- -able other than state funds and know .v ^ , hs aaid. lived oh Drive uled for Saturday at Lake Corn- partment; ■■ Mrs. Frederick S. Duktig' - ' Drcous* ef style changes, the Kontwet Cempony eieseil eut their hiven* pounce and anhoimccd that about So far this year there have been tlbn which he said will cost the credit to meet these needs'. E. Hp-^waa checking on various Funeral services for Mrs. Fred­ slate "well over a billion dol­ “Consideration might also be houses to ace If he* might And the $10,000 budgeted for the exp4nses 252 cases of polio compared with tery—end it^s ell ye«r wenderfiil qeln-i-end ell first quelity merehandlse. of the event would go instead for 135 cases in the period last year. erick Duktig of North Coventry lars.” ' given to setting up a typa of state friend, Bennett aaid. He had only were held yesterday pfternoon at 2 Ceme right ewey — fer this effer is limited. Ne mgil or phene erdtirs, He appealed to people In areas AMESiTE DRIVEWAYS disaster insurance ftmd eimllar to been at the friend’s home once Dtote flood relief. Details have not yet bean worked out. o'clock at the. VV. ’P., Quish Fu-, pitese! . " _ where there were no floods and EXPERTLY INSTALLED the govemuent program of bomb before, he added. nrral Home, 22.5 Main St. Tl^e Rev. the people responded. Money, ——-damage^Surance of World War Witneaeea aaid there had been Base Grading •— Machiho Spread — Fatow Set — Power BotloS St $ food, clothing luid help waa pour- II. In this connection our insurance no lioiae and no disturbance and Wlnsted,' Aug. 35 (B—Some Idea ! Truman Ireland, minister oT the Alao: Parklag Lots — Tennis Courts — Walks Obmmissioner and our Insurance of Winated'B overwhelming finan­ Court Cases i .Second Congregational Church. j- lng in. Terms Arranged If Desired AUy, Kelly attempted to show that Coventry, officiated. When that call came to hia 10% FOR CASH TRANSAOnONS ^ ( companies could be sMied to assist. both, "tumultuous and offensive” cial loss from last weekend's Burial was in the Center Ceme­ mansion early Friday morning. “It seems to me that ail other behavior must be present to satis­ devaatatii^ floods emerged today, ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BT The Wtaated Emergency Buslneaa Ward Crant, 47, East HarUoid, tery. Coventry. 3 styles Play Pen Rugs* Gov. Ribicoff acted fast. He called ' construction projects of our-State fy the statute on breach of the was fined $100 In Town Court to­ Monday evening a delegation out the National Guard, all the Highway 'Department might welt peace. and Industrial Committee .set thb Stote Police and the State Civil DEMAIO BROTHERS Judge Gryk disagreed with loss at $27,$70,006, excIOUv^f that day for driving a motor veliicle from the American Legion Auxil­ (Costs BO m oijf be aubordlnated to the primary iary, Coventry, of which Mrs. Duk­ DOUBLE THICK. REG. $4.?B -^ O W ...... I^fense. ESTABLISBED 1434 task, of rebuilding roads and Kelly on thia and found that suffered by public'.and private utili. while imder the Influence of ties. liquor Aug. 9. * tig was a past president, conducted He called his chauffeur and CALL NOW — ANYTIBIE bridges where they are vitally breach of the peace may be com­ started for Torrington. But the MANCHESTER Ml-3-14ai — HARTFORD CHnpel 1-4411 heeded. ' Here’s ths committee’s break­ He was represented by AUy. W. a memorial service at the funeral a...... • _ ' . • „ mitted In many ways not deflned down:- home. roads were wSihed out. He "I pledge you the full support by statute. On this charge Bennett David Keith, who asked Judge couldn’t make it. On the way back liras w ill* was fined $.100, given a 30-da.v sus­ Residential property, $3,000,000; Wealcy Gryk if some considera­ The bearers were John Yavin- of alt Republican leglslstofa In a bustncM property including stores tion might be I Shown the de­ sky, Louis Whitcomb, Harold to Hartford he waa stranded in program to assist our citiaans and pended jail .whtence and probation his car. Jor two yeiara. : and offices, $13,500,000; Industrisl, fendant because he had heavy James. Charles Barber. Edward ^Tobulid our-induatry in the atrick- $11,000,000;- churches and private medical expenses reeently. I>ewis and George Nelson. 3 styles Play Pen Rugs He and^ hia chauffeur waded en area.” When. Beitnett'e trial on the schools, $370,000. At the time of Crane's arre.st, acroaa-* stream in water up to Gov. Rlblcoff today also prC charge of operating a , motor Patrolman Walter Gutzmer re­ 5ll<’harl F. Dunn thelc^'walata and hailed a milk ¥nd if you irads now pared for a meeting with the Con vehicle while hit license was aiui- HAND SCREENED. REG. $3.fB—NOW ...... a a a • e tn t^ . They rode-in It until they nectlcut Congressional deisgatton Boston, Aug. 24 IB -- Masaachu- ported the driver nearly hit hi.s Funeral services for Michael P. .ifiet a State Highway Department DRAKE pended began, Bayer put arresting ■etts today began authorizing cruiser on Center St. Dunn, 103; Elizabeth St., Hartford, <| • y tomorrow to disciiaS reconstruc­ Patrolman Alfred Ritter on the emsrgenc]& and permanent flood- truck which took him back to tion plans. Charles H. Thompson, 42. of will be held tomorrow at 9:15 a.m.. f Hartford. ' wo will pay stand and began to question him damaga repairs from a $55 million 466 Woodland St., was given a at the Dillon Funeral Home. 53 I Death Count at M aa to whether Bennett had admit­ disaster fund. The Governor aet up an emer­ M-day stupended sentence and Main St., Hartford, with a solemn gency dlaa!!Ker headquarters in the Connecticut's loaaes were aati- ted driving k car to that spot, The fuiid to care for damaged probation for one year on a requiem Mass., in St. Joseph's mated in the biUloni. Its death highways, bridges and public build- State Armory. Here Atty. Kelly objected atren- charge ot breach of the peace. Cathedral at 10,a.m. Burial will 1 He atm had no sleep,’ and final toll wsa listed by State Police at uoualy, saying that the burden of Inga waa aet up only yesterday by Thompson wa.s arre.stcd Aug. 11 be in Mt. St. Benedict CSmetery, Includes Uaisg sad toboiwTHE BEST BRAKE JOB IN TOWN 49 bodies recovered and 71 persona the legislature. I style Crib Bumpers ly early Saturday morning, he missing. proof is on the State to prove that aa the remdt of a domc.stic di-s- Hartford. flopped onto an Army cot for his a crime has In fact .been commit- durbance at his, home. Pro.secutor Bom in Manchester. Mr. Dunn ji (HOLLYWOOD HEADROARD) BOXED EDGE first sleep since he woke vtp, Thurs­ YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE State police had repdrted 40 Jbd befortj a man’s admission may Woonsocket, R.I., Aug. 24 i/P) — iPhilip Bayer said Ih’d man had had been a resident of Hartford dead. In the mnfusion caused by Flood-stricken Woonsocket, hard­ REG. $4.98'"'NO W '...... a a a a a •! day morning. be used against him. Kelly con­ i^en hitting his 18-year-old so'n. for 60 yeara. Hia wife Was a sister He slept on the same cot Sat for your old the disaster, they said, aome tended tha only evidence against est hit of Rhode Islend communi­ Drivers charged' with, violations of the late Archie Hayes of this | bodies were counted twice. How Bennett was his own admiaaionjto ties, struggled doggedly -toward town. ^ , urdsy night. many of the missing would later recovery today with assists 'from of the rule-s of the road were Ekl- But in each case he never got the officer and thia was not adnils- ward A. Go- Undaay, 34. of 55 Church St., and Thomas McDonough; a ion. Walt­ Saturday. He gulped down sand­ Check fhete better featurei With thcinlUal shock of the dis­ my engineers/wlll remove smashed Francis R. Kueza, 19, East Hart­ er J.' Dunn of West Hartford and 1 aster past, the aim was to get Con­ Gverriiiea Objeettoa ’ bridges and/ strengthen damaged 1 style Hi Chair Pad $1-98 wiches whenever he had a chance 4 T 7 Hartford Rd. Manchc stcr ,Conn . . na Ivbs la cfiola, pinch, or hlpw Judge Gryk overruled Kelly and ford, both granted nolles on three grandchildren. B etter . btowswl protoctisn necticut back on its feel. bridges, a s / well aa remove all reci^meiidation of Bayer. to. - ' One of the purposes of tomor­ allowed Beyer to put the question. obstructions left behind by the Oh Saturday and Sunday he waa TEL.EPHOKE MItcheU 9-8066 a Ritter then satd Benilctt bad told REG. $2.98-wNOW a • a a a a ' aa^aaaaaaat off by helicopter to stricken areas, row’s meeting, Ribicoff said, "will Blackatone River when it flooded ^ B a t t n r punnur# pr*lsctian . . , Tripis-Tampsfad 3-T,C#rd plus be' to cut out red tape and get ac- him his license was suspended and last PYiday. In crippled Wlilated he saw Uon.” , . admitted driving , to Drive G on Hospital Notes- sxclutivs GriP'Ssc I conUniclian pravida daubts. dafanta •• - , T h e Governor , had a personal the night In quewon. Boston, Aug. 24 (45 — Trailers, A bout To w n again*! punctura*! ptomise from Preaiflent Elssn- When the judgf asked for sun»- prefabricated homes and portable Patient* Today; 182. flower, given at a conference yaa^ mation. Ally. Kelly ahid, "The army bridges will be made avail­ Tomorrow at 7 p.m.^children of ADMITTED YEISTERDAY; B O t t a r • •- • thousand* af nan-*hid adga* and hwndrodt . terday at Bradley' Field, Windsor s af dsap-cut Slap^alcha* stand guard against skids, give j rights of this man have been able in food-stricken western Mas- the Youth Caravan will have a Paul CaVunaro, 89 Tanner St.; .lAcks, that ^‘Red tape will 'be cut trampled' littd the gro^d;’.' Infer­ aachuietta towns. Civil Defenie watermelnn party at the Youth 1 style Carriage Pad ^ up ta 15% mara trottian! i' but.” ring that there, w a^ no defense he autltorlUea .said today aa the long, Center, Nazarene Park. Mrs. Bev(|rty Perottl, 26 Drive F; ' Gov.' Ribicoff' told the President could now hiake, ^ ' harp climb through mud and ruble V' ___ _ , Kathr^’n Nddeau, 31 Ridgewood parfarmaiKt . . . a quiatar, swaathar rids, plus graofar y o o b con t o he especially and. deeply was con­ Judge Gryk answered, "Don’t mMed^on apace. " Mrs. Rosamond Carter, chil­ St.; Henry Magee, 73 Benton St.; (BOXED EDGE-RINGED) REG. $3.9B-ROW a #-• s.s: • OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS milaogal cerned about reestablishing and say that to me. Mr. Kiilly;’’ He The Army’s bailey , b r 1 d g e a. dren’s librarian at the Whiton Me- Steven 'Blxlefi Hartford; Mrs. rebuilding Connecticut’a liidustry. shipped by rail from Marion, Ohio, -J— sw n < ^ to o * found that a crime had been com­ niprial Library, will be*the story Mary Greon, 179 Tolland Tpke.; ” lf we don't,” he toM Eisen­ mitted,. Bennett w h.s guilty of are due today in Worceatef for use teller tomorrow at 10 o’clock for . ih-i-.. batuaa hower, “the economic life of our driving while his (Icenae-was sus­ ^ thq battered towns of South- children 5 to 10 years of age. If ioan Wilson. 295 Main St.; Mrs. NO EXTRAS TO BUY . . . GOODYEAR 'state "Will be sapped." pended, and fined him $100 on this Idge and Charlton. the weather ia favorable it will be Do.rto Holmei, 45 Victoria Rd.; "I Intend to urge all communl- charge. i . on the west lawn at,the building; Mrs. Sybella Larkin, 12 Oakland TUBELESS TIRES FIT YOUR ' tics in the flood- regicns to plan . Atty, Kelly requesed that bond Trenton. N. J.. Aug. 24 New If'not, in the children’s room. S t; Robert Duff, 12 Hvdaon'St; 1 style Carriage Pad ^ their rebuilding'so that from it wfjl cm .appeal he.aet amt it was,i,at Jersey moyed aheqd today In its Frederick Huntor, 39 Tower Rd.: arise a better community than ea- $700 on either or* both - Charges. toek of appraising flood damage -Tomorrow night and Saturday, Paul Acetd, Glastonbury: Mrs. (Knlfo odgo. hinged). Celeis hicliide Bhie. MlRt, Yel0W, :You^lt get beauty^ lated before the flood,” the Gover­ amid plana for rehabiUtating the Manchester Auxiliary Police will Margaret Griffin, 164 Avery St. nor said yekerday. battered Delaware’River valley. ADMITTED TODAY. James Jtgyd and Red. REG. $3.98—NOW ...... continue the Safe Crossing cam­ Sharpley, Bolton; Mrs. Madeline As residents and- industry . in Gov. Robert B. Meyner planned paign In the dovriitown area. and protection Yew ol■4431 128 EAST CENTER ST. ANDOVER — PlfriR i 342Z7 , a Aaaster relief fund to the TRUCK ON RAJNPAOE attempt waa ast bara Mlnlcucci, 106 Highland St-; Fraat RoekvUie, Stomi| WilUmaatte: Eatetprtoa 4« Rfd Ckvtc. Adrsln, Mich. . auber- AaacaU Karriman aatimataa the KIDDIE FAIR Daennyar was ready to load a . DWCHAROBD TC»>AY; Custon GRISWOLD'S SERVICE STAm H sbalnnaa of tha beard and tn$ck when ba foung It g

‘ ' - f y ' - - . . . t • V'^ ■V' / . ♦ * ' ' ■ f i i - MAKCHBStKk EVENING HERALD, MANCHEBTS^ OOMMw WEDN^DAY, AUGUST 24;i985 SfAMCHESTER'EVE^nKG HEEAU), MANCHESTER.^ CONN., WEDNESDAY.O^UGUST 24.1965 •• I iiBi i .. . — a n ' I M ■, ...... y . He—Why, that'a my brother^ tin the form of a perfect knot. Y^uthfaily Yourtl .* \ ^ ’Niel Smith,'" Aah, H.C. aaada amM9 pnUln. ~ I really hadn't noticed the reSem- WIKYWir IP yfWflQW rllD 99 ' win ha pahiad (or blancc. One girl to another: "Both he you aarva a (MUc__ , Nonsense end his car ere, equipped with Nomtt You Know Barg^is ROA8T .c a i C I ^ \ (ram LTMil A sweet-pot%to>«ir the E. ,G. automatic clutchej*.’’ Clyde Hoore POULTRY FARMS, 505 ~Mi Smith fnrm n egT ^^, N. C., grew in Ohio State JpurnaL books, and lIshinK Rear, .complete aCBOBB I4sfedby Straat. with himks. Oh,'how 1 yearn to ISUent------t Bottle taps sea once more, a good, .old-fash­ Den’t Gambia ssHli YIslan CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER CnoIMgt XAtd Risking irreplacaabla visioa with ioned. .plain drug store.— Karl 4 AmarieaR SRusoiaa city THIS nr THAT ■>t/ihpy eyesight aprvlea aad tow- Plaster. , , statesman, 4Mako sero by 4uality glassss la foonsh, ahd caa Hsniy —— nibbing ha harmful. Wher yoti "Shop a Hone’s gaH tDroso Jie, around” for -low-pricad aya^ara; A plAc* Of loMiifM and piUa. gameln a smaTl town and lacked trimming ^ you gamble , , . with the odds IX Honest------Beeeetlele for 8«hINO TEA BELL poaera, >aU REDUCED ONE day to keep it fresh. paints, pencil sharpener and even that wUl tL'-kla Hwrrily In her T O T O TO ONE HALF. The aatlra and auto tires and apple, pies. It so easy to get it. 24 Vipers “adding machines'' to make learn­ out sipper. Tou'll Dnd, Garter I SAYE 27 Free r* > rr Belts and -a wardrobe of BRAS In I dining room. ITia 8TERUNO atoek at BRUSHES awricad down ^ Qoeea for a Day has a quick-lunch counter, too; r n ing fun. In all kinds of weather HOtnER. $14.49, la nlea neoossory • M O M IY / a that serves you soup and Irish . She hsd just been introduced to 50 Terror r every imaginabli style: padda(y O n elM TM. 8 0 4 4444 4M Mate ■>. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HQOPLB 42 Drawing roon ionable handbag with smart draw­ OflOe a year HELENA RUBIN­ ODT ODB WAY BY J. l t w i l l i a m s -I i for a smart sffacL acatter quaUflad to handle PIANO Opaa Tkiiiaiaar XTaW t FJl> 45 Turned aside T , string top Is the GLAMOUR ruga If you like. / ' Add a delicate touch to STEIN offers BEAUTY PAIRS 4# Objector p Zorball Absarte AU TUNING and INSTRUMENT RE­ FaU wardrobe with any oat of -tor ths price of one at/ARTHUR e o m n m t t WLUT)»VaOTTO LUNCH BAG, 82.98, hiding a ’ From JOHNSON PAINT COM­ PAIR. OaU ML X-5480. b;------yoOR JIBES ARE A6 LAUUHABLE 51 Mineral rock W JT JT rrushproof metal'liner and pint FWU Ontorwenr these three flattering hats i RUG STORE Main SL S « r AKP X M A 1 W A6 A ^PEED CO^£, BAXTER.'' M PANY, 499 Main Straat comaa I chsted from navy, I w k or the You get a free gift with 4MI*/nBOMHf BUNCH BUTT b i-B u t MICH 52 Leer i Thermos to keep fbod and'bever­ Come to TOTS 'N TEENS, 404 — BUT tSti’T IT-LATE POR news of another eSacUve. tlm»- Whtn you’ra ahopptog for fall darker «hnii— of ribbon. Easy to every purchase, instance, buy AND-THerKE PDUBUM« TKICKEBy aiVEfr u- 53 German age hot or cold. You'll Gnd 'a com­ saving product "ZORBALL" ab- Main Street for the moat out- UP 1D ItiM rr DOWM~ ME BMMPATK/ PUB V(£>UR AMrtUAL T(?UR salute I rzz plete agaortment of RING ZIPPER standing selection of WINTER clothas, don't neglect to switch make and ao nice to wear.- make-up Foun( ion and get Face >OP^POtiS\Isl(& r rr aorbs oils, grbasa, water, cheiplcal 1 maka-up colors, toe. Vivid colors Pattern No. 2354 conUiaa Powder incla 82.00 value for THB AMTmDPE/ S4F.dce r 1 r r b in d e r s and FILLERS also solubles Slid paint. Messy, blaan COATS and SNOW SUITS for MOPEXCUBg >J|41T6 TO 55 Charge for PENS. PADS, and NOTEBOOKS. boys and girls. Infants through mean a whole new make-up ap- crochet directions (or the X 81.50. For /body freahneas, buy • Buarr THIS UP- W^LATNBS F Sr r up tasks are accomplished' thor­ preach. |haU aho-wn; material require­ perfume w a y Deodorant, and gM use of a Shop, in air-conditioned comfort. oughly. Juat aprinkie on "ZOR­ tigs. 14. You’ll find A reprasaaU' MW you can ixiy BOM/ iAvJE highway turn o f eVsry famous maker that ments; stitch illustrations. fragraimOMagnoUa Talcum, both tv^ev ^ iMlSt eip..sinsSiwiia>i«.T.ii.s»a f- a f !T ST F BALL" and sweep "tip, 8c a pound Sals aa Oaadyaar Sapsv Cashioa Send 2Sc to Ooina, your name. M Anglo-Saxan To get mors milk into the fam­ or 13.50 for 50 lb. package. will aasure your child of completa for 8 ^ 5 . These popular BEAU­ ■CTO y< slave warmth In the colder dajrs ahead. Tires • addreai and the Pattern Numbbr TY F U R S (there are 10 combina- **Oiw thing my wifa kiaitta on is th at I t a t a big braakfaat r 5T sr ily. make cooked cereals with Get a (eeUng of assurance and to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN- this brand new 57 Observe iriilk rather than water. Most On its way: tomato powder. It I In addition they will be dreaaed ) I make desirable, glamorous otharwiaa Pd Just makt a «Rp Ieto line prieril from |2.69 at I eaiwdiilmei n* am* ME 4a T K t T\RST OCR «» looking fall accessory. You can equipment-is. used by capable, ex­ with the UNa HEAOBAWL tU M C VI OM.YWWHECOULDHME ten days for delivery. Consolai now on display,- PINE-LENOX PHARMACY. 299 V M l W \ YC6WN *. Wt have one In pony, rabbit, raccoon perienced pcreonnel to give your East Cantor S t, or PINE PHAR­ r. - v a s ^ Q f «OT OUTTASTHW T « r DOOR prints the finest p HOTO FDOSH- tTW ASBOtm Textured cotton knits go Into or even, leopard. MACY. 454 Center S t BN6ER AMDWf fall in vivid fall colors. Thsse ING poeslhle. / ^ PERSONAL VIRION wash and keep their shape (not Fashion Is a Man’s %’orid Toe Make a habit of emptying and j • No '“CRivt: -d ANYWHiRt SEWING CENIIR TMOfTIgR Your Yxrn Shop yours). . Everything a well - dressed Freeh fruit salads are gireat washing ash traya each night be- HEARINO SERVICE young roan needs to take to col­ aummer favorites. For an extra svi-nevMl Xg Cottage St.—^Tel. MI 9-2858 fora you go to'bed. * . No ■ 1 (•“: P tS2 MAIN STREET TDdirM A b Invitation to Batter Uvlag lege la awaiting his choosing at treat, garnish the salad with balls 18 Oak St,— MI 9-6281 of plain cream cheese .rolled to ■ Sr- I tee-*': (T, ;he ear .BYaa Faridag—Air-Conditioned An ample number of convenient­ C. E. HOUSE A SON. Handsome Sekeol Apparel fer Boys TEL. HI S4WS ly placed LAMPS In a home create SPORT cm i PHIL (HMifssnEiioncEsn! ENOOGHiosr MS n r NOTGOMGflMEmilMeP^ Eleetric Shaves Are Fast, Smooth matorial from CENTER TRAVEL TImnday 9*4 ajn,-*** ym . MRS. FISHER $ 'East “hla" daily shaving chore AGENCY and gat acquainted with | imiCOUAPSnREUinHIMMTA , ffTairniAWNMaa 'nmmMmntxBm They fit... and eliminate p a ii ^ pull and burn new owners Mr. and Mrs. Wm. | WHBIVEiaLJfflVMIRUlFRSr HnmjBsri nsiK - nma\mmkxamiv with the gift ot a new EUDCTRIC Marceau. Hcketo may be bought] m? r^mnmntLtim PnOMMGfGOKVSNM S iW S ? ^ ilMJIIS! SHAVER from MATHER’S AT here for “Stalag 17" now playing] really FIT... THE CENTER. New, improved at Oval-in-the-Grbve through Sept I TMAGOlirU r x m ! ASdOCNOFA^! SCHICK "25 ”» REMINGTON, and 10. / ' R0N80N are awaiting your to a-x4 i f th e y ’ r e spect^oh. qb Fall’a furry beaver hats coma] in luali colora, give real dash to] Coming tor fall are the wash a suit in Mack or dark gray. able woolens. They include blouses, skirts, slacks, dresses and Jtonp* EadaseraBag tor FaU ? BUSTER ers. Tor little gtrla and big girls, Bcautful carpeting la easential | too- , to complato tha decoration of a | room, to make it aa inviting,-.com-] INPORTED BLOUSES CAPTAIN EASY Baba Has Ah Idea BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND, HIS FRIENDS Stsr^ Wsniinff Baek-to-Sehbol Hair Beauty forUhlc and charming badc-j BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBR Make Ian appointment with the gfloun'd for you and your loved j ’.yPiAT SROKf^aiANaa , auM’ZFtsas r saca*. syti« " \ horroi(S,| l»P l»,fM > iMSS. SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. 953 ones. Visit THE MANCHESTERI W CIP1WS.AIO gOlMCBP ■ “^Apooasi U m o i b m o p Main Street for a flattering HAIR CARPET CENTER. 308 Main JlC f ‘ ~7iaDai TNkT CAK TRUNK TNMIPORXa for the handsomest WA$ ^soonwiwrw ------C U T-or a new.'PERMANSINT to . _ siAdciijir SMAU. CMUNtC— LWrh time tor school, college or career WAUL floor coveringa you’d want] INggBAICvi TNaNagcANWaggr Awar •wetffMrcAN at your feet. Factory-trained j INOgtANAg^-^ We do 4ix thiap to make eore Bueter activities. Knowtog that you ap­ lA i HAVF A u m c pear chic and lovely givto you de- CARPET SPECIALISTS WiU IN- PBNbCr/ BrowB4 At: etrable poise, ahd coiifldenee as you -8TALL -the carpeting of your] set out to make new friends: Ex­ choice with a protaeilmal skUll a ICaikMirc both feet, perienced. top-notch operators are and ‘‘knew-hoW’'^ that will have] a Fit b if toe at inaMe of shoe* ■ willing and able t o . help, adviee you recommpnding MI 9<;4S43-/to| a Fit amall toe at-outoide^ and aerva you. MI 3-8951. you? friends. i a Allow H ifidi firam the Md.ef tot: • Fit hael wide at top, mug at hattom. 1 •' liiiiaat rtfular intarvala for Popular Roloasos ______#*»• KEMP^ RECORD DEPARTMENT n mtewsswHwmwa' meheddagaiit. -/ EVEEY DAY* PIDIHLT PATTEE PA1YEB F i^ ^ga Bring your diM in today for a pair VIC FLINT Same DM Story BY MICHAEL (FMALLEY |BE STORY o r MARTHA WAYNE WhSt She Md i n wnibN scRUGCi; IfADALAlNA: HAPPY *1905 MEDLEY ...... e - of AaMriea'4 favonu childran'a aboaa. 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-T ^Qlert May Replace White Sox. Ace in Sequence of Action Photos EARL W. YOST Pilots Plane, Furillo, Snider Power Sparta Editor Bubbles Burst, Tab LL Toumey O N o r m OFF t He o v f f wrestling will be reviewed this 8 band ing Vlc^ Seixas Win; ChisGx Gain Lead Vacation aeaaon la how- In full winter.’A # operating hut for In­ Tonight at Vei swing for many including Bob Ol;- door Miowa is too big. ■on. manager of ths local Aom Don Race of the Manchester In Bay S tate ronst Hltla N. Y., Aug. 34—U.S. Davla Cup Captain BiU Tal­ New York, Au^. 24 (yP)— Big Don Newcombe may stilb^a McAn shoe store on Main 8L Bob High faculty la playing baseball bert s ^ n t«n today that he was toying with the idea of substituting Sscttnd gams In tha Llttle*Batee art OtMir'g considered the ace of the Brooklyn Dodgers pitching staff, writoa from Santa Monica, Calif., with the SUddla HiU- entry In the North Adanis,.. Maaa. (N E A )— Laagus Roufid: Robin Bsriaa is Richardson in the Challenge Round singles against Aus- ants. but he mpiit be wondering today whether he’ll ever connect “Came hsfe with John Lajmen. It Middlesex ' County League this You turn left at ths. clty poor- schsdulad tonight ht 6 o'clock At Victims U A n^felt, j trallaln t i t c t e i the slumping ^ c Seixas. ^ a haa bean a swell trip. We are season. .Don, who hails from Port­ houae, nsatled betwsm eemateriSs. Verplanck Field. Tonight’s tneoun- Mottdsy Bight wUls M M g Albert wfll have to make his decision within the next 34 hours. for his l^th victory of the season. , staying with Georgs Van Sycle, a land,-'was a standout receiver at to reach Archie Moore'a living ter pairs Spencer Rubber, Ameri­ Davs white and his Oraan ' The draw is scheduled for tomorrow and the first two singles matches Thanks to some pov^lu ttin g by Carl Furillo and Duke former Manchester r e a 1 d e n t Teachers College In New Britain quartern her?. can League champion, agaiast taammstaa, AcatA A will be played Friday. Snider, the Dodgers snapped out of a slump last night to Whsl’s the matUr trith tha Red and later In the hew defunct Man­ A e tombatonea. Ids entc^rage Acato A Sylvaater, Intaraatlonal must,win tonight to ramniBiii oeoe "After «Watchlnf Rlcherdeon’e Seixas. meanwhile. Instated that 8 ox ?” Bob haa been the man be­ chester Twilight League. . . Buai' InslatS, do not carry such namea as League kingpins. tantlott for l i u little Iripsua defeat the Chicago CubS 6-4, but Newcombe wasn’t around hind tha scene In awarding the ntay ac^nat Seixas.yMterday, I'm be was all set. for the finish. The Cubs'tapped him for three runs in the nets Manager George Mitchell Le Starts, Louis, Walcott,'Charles Spencer Rubber will be making honors. Cottch A rt F oogntlF oral oMTlncMl thet r u have to do some “I have paced mysc|f e4>ecially Ao'm McAn bronsa plated foot­ scored*a direct hit when he'secured and Obckell. its first start in the aerisa anfL probably atart Bob tMfiMny before I announce U»e for the Davis Cup,’’ he said. “I second inning to go ahead 4-3 and Newcombe retired in the ball shoes to the outstanding Man- Gay Saivucci fo serve as player- North Adams, Where Moore la 1 Coach Harold Geer la expected to tho plate and either : •ingiea aaelgnmenta,*’< laM T alhm . took a long rest before the DaVla third inning with a strained shoulder muscle. ohsater High Uneasan and back coach o^ the Manchester Mer­ tndntng fo r hiS world heavywelKht- start the following Tincup: Blit BUI Euhlmaiur on Richvdaon, a Rhodes scholar Cup last year and the result was. It was hi.>i/fifth shot at victory^*"------— during the past four years... Wal­ chants’ football team this fall.. ehampionaMp match' with Rocky' Lange, catcher. Phil I^ ’pont, first From first to third base, thg-hi* from 'i^ a n e University, Impressed that I played some o f my beat No. 19 sines he beat St; lx>uis ly Fortin, coach of this past sea- Salvuoci is the most exciting run­ Marciano at Yankee Stadium, base, Tim Beckwith, aemnd base, fiold wlU cemprisa RMph r the captain and specUtors alike bassa full in the ninth as ths Phil­ ion’s successful American Legion tennis. July 31 to run hia season’s record lies scored three times to defsst ner these tired eyes have wllnessetl Sept. 20. la an industrial and re­ Larry Bates, shortstop, Dave Tor- Dave Faridonl, John when he went three fast seU Junior baseball team, pens a note stenaon, third base, Bobby Oowlaa, “I know Roaewall always has to 18-1. Don’s mark is li'ow 18-4. Milwaukee. Jack Meyer, ace re­ In grid togs In years'.in Manches­ sort city In the Bcrkahlrea. It la losing pitcher in the first fsnw ■gBinst the American champion from Miami,' Fla., where, he la leftfield, Bobby Gleason, center- been tough for me. but A feel A « victory boosted Brookism’a liefer, got the decision after taking ter; He also haa good contacts with situated in the northwest corner and Batry Snydar. Howard Haa- and bad Siixas clearly on the de­ have gotten over the hump. He National Lea'^ie lead to 12 games vacationing with Eddie Wojcik standout performers and should of Maasachuaetts. with Vermont field and AI Dabrowski, lightflelA aen. Kenny Smith and John M m . fensive. Richardson won one aet over from Murry Dickson in ths and Leo Cyr. "We’re really having Either Joe Prignano or Ed Marsh doesn’t worry me any more. 1 over Milwaukee, defeated 4-3 by ninth. help give the Merchants another and New .York onlv a maahie shot mona were tha starting outflaldsrs at love, haven’t hid a chance to iwove it the Philadelphia Phillies. a ball down here. We ifoife down crackerjack-eleven. . . J Terms on away- * la likely to start on the mound or agalnat Green Manor. ••I ddn’t have the ftUl say whUe Four Baltimore errors sided Chi-’'' for a two weeks' stay. A little Geer could go wlth- Bates ar Da­ In a tournament, Init I feel really A a American League rsce, csgo in winning the opener, while the two-year extension of the A f rash visitor to Moore’s camp Loading raaorvea with FongrAtF we're playing In this countiy," said keen now—as well. If not better, meanwhile, continued on Its merry (varm but there Is plenty to keep finds It difficult to determine browski. club includo D avt Andarson, Jloha* 'Virgil Trucks ^ n e d hia ISth {Vic­ Country Oub property lease from p n e s g M T tN a Albert, “but I think if I decided than I did at this stage last year.” :> yV'*.-'r whirl with the Chicago White Sox ua busy and it isn’t baseball cith­ Clieney Bros, have yet to be an­ whether Old Archie wants to ^ s Capable reserves writh ths Amer­ Slmlet, Jim McOahan. Dick Ahlnir tory. Bob Kennedy homered for the er.” Wally writea Wojclk and Cyr on Richardson, ,the selection com­ taking over first place by two nounced by Bob McCann, golfing band leader, an. airplane pilot or ican League tltlahotders Include and Mika OGmy; ' ^ Sox, In the second game, however, were both vltel spokee in the Leg­ Jim Cromvrell. John Mclsakl, John mittee would g o along with me. percentage points over the New club prexy. . . Old time baseball the heavyweight champion. /tgCHSMOtSie Fridsy night, tha aeries sriU re­ ^Then, too. Selxae Is Just .'shy the Sox muffed a chance todake ion wheel of success. A e former I Prignano, Ray Lavery and Allan W York Yankees, and the Boston players in Connecticut will gather Moore started out here with B u b b i m b l o w e r , turn to WaddsU Field srith Span- of S3 years old and pla^g two itay Drake Favored a clear league lead when the - Ntught every Inning and C y r , Ford. Matt Harrington and Larry Red Sox only Stk games back in Friday night at the Rockledge 'milliiaical a'cewajpantment by Lucky BASS FtbOL.BR, her Rubber battHng Green Khnor. Bingles and a doubles might be too Orioles fsektd four Chicago hurl-i dvslt^ied Into a fine third base­ fourth place. Country (3ltib where Mikel Sher­ Aiompson, o ms" tenor saxaphone A lR P U A N E , much for him. If he ditm’t p l ^ Dick DonovSi) pumps, loads up. fires and follows through. Out no more thgn thrss weeks after an appendectomy, the Mg right-hander era for 15 hits. Dave Phllley touch­ man desplta lack of stature... o f­ In Headline Debut Ohiaox Split, Gala man will throw hia annuall party an4^d his orchestrs~sIl of whom re­ Fluor, BlBI^ singles, he might be much more picked up where he left off aa the White Sox ace. A e Irishman does It with a slider that goes with his fast ball. ed off a 5-run' Oriole rally in tha ficial scorer for all Little League ceive needed'becking from Archie. Chicago regained first place, fifth inning with a two-run hofner. „ for the atara of yesterday. Man- RScrrATiONisr, feetlve fn' doubles.' toubl chsmpioiuhip games in the round ''a - Booked ^nd although Splitting a twin bill with cheateritea scheduled to attend in­ P O S T (ANO Elks Win 5-1 If Seixas w s ^ w wil ith th ^ . from New York, Aug. 34 (/P>—Ray George ziBverink got hla first robin playoffs Is Georgs Evans. Moore had Manager Chariey the Baltimore Orioles, winning clude Jerry Fay, Sammy Massey, singles, Tawnt was asked, pitching Vl.ctory o f ths year. He served as offlcisl scorer for the Johnston book', the band tor his WOULD-"Sa Drake Is a 7-5 favorite to make *Boxwg It A Lost Art* the opener 6-2, and losing the sec­ New York’s defenses fell apart, Jimmy O'Leary, Bob DoUgan and “ H*AWMre«WT wouldn't It hurt vio maatally In good In hla Madison Square Garden National League during the reg­ first dhy of training. A e fee was Over Nassiffs Spori Schedule Major Laogua ond game 10-3. A e Yankees com­ and Bob Arley was as wild aa a ular aesuKin. \ Tommy Sipples to name a few. A e c h a m p io n ).., the doublsat / mitted five errors, and Detroit $400. jM nston, with s .foilllon dol­ debut as a headliner tonight. March hare at Detroit, while the golf course will be open to the men lar gate practically assured, didn't “I don’t think so,” Albort an- thumped 'New York 7-2, while Tigers' rookie Frank Lary went Genial George Olds reached an­ from 1:30 p,m. on with dinner at Btandlafe swersd. “He’s a grown man andbs A s solidly built, 3S-ycar old other btrUiday on August 14 while argue. Tonight Fighters Have Changed = L e a d e r s = Ted Williams had another big all the way, spacing eight hits. 7:30 p.m. Billy Dwyer sends word \ X W L Pet. Brooklyn middleweight faces Dan­ I was on vacation. A la date also A f s did not end Moore'a musi­ knows anything w e.d o wlU be for International vs. American, S-» night driving in four runs as Bos­ Tnurley suffered his...l2th defeat, from Hartford that this season an V^rat National ...... 18 1 ,999 TMtBBaAYV m i the benefit of- the .team.” ny GlovanelU, enothsr Brooklyn - NallMal Lm s b * happens to be the day I add an­ cal activities. On successive nights Bieauipre Motors .... 8 5 .616 leetherpusher. In ..a tclsvlalon 10- Verplanck. Batllns (based on 300 at bats) —Asli- ton defeated the Cleveland In­ against 13 wins. All-Star-team of veterans will be Talbert knows the Australians, burn, Pnlladrlphla, .338; Campanella, dians 8-3. A it left Cleveland in other year. Olds for years an­ the challenger appeared with the Miift^ester Trust. 6 7 .588 8t. Louis 3. MwYemi. rounder (ABC-TV and radio) North Methodist vs. Lutherans, Brooklyn. .321: Klusiewskt, Cincinnati. Four RBI’a for Ted named, a highlight of the annual band in Pittsfield, 22 miles away; B^Ooklyii S, Chicago Chl( 4. out to regain fha cup they lost Black'Panther Declares third place, a game behind Chi­ nounced the batteries at all Im­ Elka 4 10 .388 Phlledelphls starting at 9 p.m. (EST). 6:30—Robertson. .319: Aaron. Ullwaukee and Post. Cin­ Williams drove In four nine with affair at RcKkIedge, Lenox, which called for a 35-mile down under last year, w oi^ love cinnati, .313. cago and New rork, In a virtual a two-run homer,, hit 23rd. and a portant baseball games In Man­ Nasriff.Aiui^ ...... 8 16 .187 Pituburfh A ______to have Beixsa In the singles. A e y As an amateur Drake beat Floyd Auto Parts vs. Nassiffs, 6 :1 5 - Runs—Snider. Brooklyn. lOS-i Kins- tie for first. Kansas City edged chester and later served sa a foul trip; and Springfield, 4(), miles up Aazoffima' OAITLE TALBOT- ...uppercut. eVen with the big gloves, xewskl. Cincinnati -and Uays, New double to' prevent' Cleveland from Fred Nassiff, back from a visit Boztoa I, aeTclend 1.. think Ken Roeewall has his num­ Patterson, now the No. 1 light West Side. Washington 4-3. line Judge for all games 'in the the pike. N aw lff Anna ^iimpletad play in New York, Aug. 24 yPi — : It felt exactly as If you had York. 94: Post, Cincinnati, 93: Bruton, Joining Chicago and New York in to Lebanon, reports he will receive Chlcs|m ^ 4-3. B e j^ o r e $ -it. ber and will beat him at will for heavyweight c o n t e n d e r , three 1 Milwaukee. 89. In oth.er National Lieague tilts West Side. Rec and .Wednesday "He says Lucky Aompson Is the DetroU , New ■ Auraday, Aug. 35 a three-way traffic Jam atop the an outboard motor from the John- Ths 1 ^ Alumni L ea^ e aoaaon by Kaasas dity 4. WaaMnstoa A one of the precious thrlM' points times. While Patterson has had a sorrowfully, "is a loat art. Aeae rammed, your chin full tilt against Runs Batted In —Snider. Brooklyn, the St. Lo'aia Cardinals best the Night Y Bowling Leagues. When greatest tenor saxaphone man in meteoric rise in the pros, Drska Motors vs. Elks, 6—Charter 113: Knnls. Philadelphia. 100: Klusiew- league. Tom Brewer got hU ninth ~son Spinning Reel Co. in lieu of a losing a\5-l .deciiion to the Elks ------DINok required to carry thi prised skl. Cincinnati, 98: Aaron, Milwaukee New York Giants and the Pitts­ victory for Boston, while Herb the electric eye was Introduced at modem Jaxz.” says Cheerful Nor­ has been climbing slowly ^ but Oak. days it isn’t ihe same game that a brick wall. It waa an awful Aiming trip to CTanada. Fred w last night lit Charter Oak Park. Pet. OBL trophy back home. ^ and Mays, New York. 94. burgh Pirates edged the Oncin- Score was losing his 10th game. AI the Rec and Y lanes, George waa man, the trainer. "I think he’a ter­ steadily. NSC Tourney, 6:30 — CharUr X knew jit ftll.*’ (Hinch. Hits—Khiszewskl and Bell. Cincin­ alrCfdy in Eku-ope when' )Z'prd was Braeklya if Talbert goes with Richardson, A e Black Panther of the twen-1 WiUs paused ,to run his slab of liatl Redlsgs, both by 2-1 scores. Smith hit his 17th homer for the out of a Job... Jimmy (Bozo) rible.” ^ . By virtueX of ths loss, N assiffs Milmtiksa who Uke Seixas has been having Winner of four straight, hand- OaK. nati asd Aaron, Milwaukee, IS?: Post. Horvath la the father, of a new received that he had won an all When he's not on a musical kick, Frida.v, Aug. 36 ties waa sitting off in a comer by a hand reflecUvely over his Jaw, ClncmnaU, 155: Locan. Milwaukee and Newcombe, who had a 20-9 aea- Indiana, Mctipy ths,t;eUsr and the Elka afe Ne* ToA . f 3 . a seaaon, he will be leaving some Ray now. haa a 30-4 pro re­ Moon. St. lx>uls. 14€. daughter bom last weekend at expense, trip to Canada in a na­ Moore can be foupd fl.Vlng an air­ - leljbla II American, vs. National, S— himself, gazing detachedly at the If ha still could feel those son in 1951 zhd waa 19-11 in 1950, Vic Power batted in three runs, M prM of iqurUi place. Only.aoe- • Mmaelf o p e n ^ the eec«md guess cord. In hla last atart, a Garden thumps o f mors than 40 years ago. Doubles — I-osan. Milwaukee. 33; will be in shape' to pitch hia next Manchester Memorial Hospital. tionwide sales contest. . . Pete plane— while the local\ telegfaph a semi-final, Drake whipped Eddie Waddell. hoopla 'attending -the signing of Aaron, Milwaukee, 28; Shider. Brook­ two with a homer, to pace the 'Ath. Close, Manchester High's crack ond— ■ place leX not aettlad yo» “ era.sSbouId ^chardSon loss, A I' "You couldn’t hit the man at all lyn. 27; Post, Cincinnati, 26:; Reese, turn,'the club physician aaid. But letica’ attack over Washington. Jimmy celebrated by Class A hon­ office la Inundated withXmeasagea SiT^Sws St . 4 » herf would- be called down for us­ Prince on Mey 13. He is six feet Banker! vs. Motors, S—Charter Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore cross countiy and two-mller last Beaupre and■ '(he Trust are sUU PiUaborgA 77 A74 —it he didn’t want you to. All the Brooklyn and Ashburn, Philadelphia, geting No. 19 sSema to be a Jinx. Roy Sievers blasted, his 30th and ors in the Selected Nine Tourna­ from Jim Norris, who Insists he ing an Inexperienced coUtgian In tall and weighs 158. Oak, I for their Sept. 20 title iflght. At 25 year, will enter St. John's JCniver- fighting It out.y proof you needed was to look at Milwaukee loiocked Wm out Aug. 21st home runs for the Senators. ment last Saturday at the Man­ stop. Chicego ... .*1 3 -----■ place of a tested veteran. , Glovahslll, who recently moved evO vs. Northies, S—Nebo. 63 the huge Negro who spent the Triples—Bruton. Milwaukee. Mays. chester (fountry Qlub. Horvath is slty in Brooklyhv, next month. A e G aiy Payne Mtchad fine three New Torii him after he quit Oghtlng, when New York and Ixuig and (Tlemenie, 4, and although. the Bums rallied With the bases loaded, in the "Archie says the pilot teaching In response to sumfeetions that out o f the welterweight ranks, will NSC Tourney (Finals), 6:30— bloom of his career tr3rlng, and other half of the Red and White’s hit ball but his matea had to coihe nevelaad . - he was nearly 50. A e r e wasn’t the Piltsbur(h. 9: Aaron. Milwaukee. 8. to win, Newcombe wasn’t Involved eighth inning, - Bill Sarnl of St. s veteran basketball and football him la the biggest thing in avia­ Bozti -.82 Richardson replace M xas on .the be out to protect a streak of his O ilrter Oak. failing, to get a shot at Jack Home Runs—Kluszewskl. Cincinnati. one-two cross country punch, Bob­ up with a four-rvn rally iq the slightest ipark on him. You in Uie final decial'on. A c s he was Louis dribbled a slow roller dqwn official... Slated to be named the tion since Wilbur Wright,” saya Dodgers Seeking Bigger Park; Dctfolt dotibles team with Tony Aabert, own. He la unbeaten in his lest Dempsey still is a formidable fig­ 41; Banks. Chicaso, 39: Snider. Brook- by Vinton will be back.to break all laet o f the?^elxth '.inning to gain 5S tr* new boxing inspector for the State Harrj’ Mendel, the press agent. couldn’t have told he had ever lyn and Mays. New York, 38: Mathews, beaten by the Cubs 1-0 Aug. 8, the third base line that hit ths the victory. Bill Malauaky auppUed A S ie rt showed little erithuaiaam. five, including a fifth rous'd knock- GREEN HANDd ure. Milwaukee. 33. Athletic Commission in the Town existing course rqcords. Vinton Is ...... V fought a pound.” and Robin Roberta and the Phillies bag for a single, scoring Stim "But my private sources tell me the big blow as he singled with ths BelUmore JK-8X9- - t __ “ISiw'gnt oim diMiWsf tflSln tnd Qut.nf. Jimmy. Martinss and. a de­ til tell you what I mean,” hCL Clanae Fite . Stolen. Bases—Boyer, St. Louis. 19: , .of- Manchester-ia-.-CSolumhui Mur, given an excellent chance of reign­ the pilot has a habit of getting in Bruton. Milwaukee. 18; Temple, Cin­ bested him in t'wo 8-3 dectstoiis M usW With the'riih that bM t ths ' bases loaded to s6dre 'tw o nuis: he said. cision over Denmark’s Chris Chris- East Lansing, Mich. (NEA)— said. “ Marciano there, he never The qualifying clause “If he phy, better known as Jimmy who ing supreme as king of the Con­ Why Not Stadium for Series ^ AwOTtos* cinnati and Mays. New Y'ork. 16: Gil­ Aug. 14 and Aug. 19. Giants. Paul LaPalme pitched the photo finishes wUh that Greylock 2 **Ws won with TTstoert and Seixas tenasn. Michigan State hasn't had such an could have laid a glove on Jack Lreaking a 1-1 Ur, . Jack Jacobs BelUmore at ChtWw (3>-Wnaso It- didn’t want you to,” incidentally, liam. Brooklyn, 13. Don Beaaeitt relieved NeWc(>mbe ,last three innings to gain hia played a big part In the success necticut scholastic cross country Mountain we got around here.” 11)^ and Wight (M ) rs. Pierot(l(V8) last year and we intend to do the Danny is 33, 5-10 ahd- weighs inexpsriencsd football aquad since Johnson. I mean that seriously.” It Pltchlnz (baaed on 10 decisions) followed -with a dOUIds for two fits in with a strong body of opin­ and posted hla sixth victory with­ fourth decision for the C?arda—and enjoyed by Manchester High’s harriers. . . Next ’start for Coach and Keegan (04). esune this year.-" 153. His record Is 36-4-1. „ 1950. was' a simple matter to infer that Newcombe, Brooklyn. 18-S. .818: Loei, Uvea Outside Town'; New York (N E A )—"It used to mors runs to |ce ths eSAte. Washington' at Kaniaa City—llamoe ion concerning the bout at Havana Brooklyn 9-4, .692: Roberts. Phila­ out defeat when Furillo hit his 2\et his third over the Giants. triple basketball champion­ Ronnie Dalglea’ First National Moore lives in a three-bedrolom big business is at the Stadium, and Harry didn't believe the present delphia. SO-?, .690: Lziblne. Brooklyn, ship team during the 1937-38 sea­ be,”, one of the Dodgers was say­ . ByehoIsM Paces EH (3-0 or Abernathy 494) va Portocai^ in 1915, when the exiled Johnson homer with one. on in the seventh. Vernon Law scattered six hits to Bankers in the State Alumni Base­ cottage in the midst of s boys’ there would be no trAvcling. rsro (44). champion could have hit him 11-5. .688; Erskine, Brooklyn, T(>4, son. under Coach Will (^arkq. ing, "that we watched the score­ Big 'Walt Bycholskl leTtho Elka lost hia world title to Jess Willard Furillo also had a single. and a make hia seasonal r.?cord 9-8 aa the ball Tournament ))-iU be Wednes­ camp, located at the end of ap- Then there is She burning am­ New ’York at Detroit—Ford (144) va where It hurt, either. .667. Murphy also captained the 1938- board .and hoped the Giants would offensively 'writh two for W o and Gromek (U4>. by a knockout in the 26th round. Strlkenuls^ones, Chlcafo. 153: Rn)>- double. Duke Snider, also In a Pirates downed Cincinnati. Jerry day night In Hartford. A e ’‘cham­ propridtely-named Rich Street. It bition to.gst,..iiyen.with the Yan­ Boztoa at Clevelaad—BuUlvaa (15-11) - ™ ^ ~ ~ . No. Time to Learn It will be 10 years' next June since erts. Philadelphia, 143: Newcombe, ■lump as the Dodgers had lost nine 39 cage squad and was noted for pions of the Manchester Alumni lose.” as, This is considered -. ths a walk for a perfect night at the Brooklyn, 129: Hauorary 1-0 1 ^ . MAM^^vtied a-2} va Uddte 4M). Battina (Based on 300 at bats) —Ka­ Stan Lopat singled with the fice fly to leftfield. * Central Connecticut District Board tage ls ramshackle Glover’s Bowl, ship, and the Yankees aia ths out­ nent up. A e y only know to swing mind about the' Marclano-Moore Town Chairman Wes Gryk. For­ anybody but thq Red 8oX to ,wln.” the Kore In the sixth Auto Parts In their semi-final modated^lf packed in Uke Norwe­ sites for the Ol3rmptc Games and Stolen Bases—Rivera. (Chicago. 22: Oak Park. A e remaining semi­ _ ab ’ r h po a e rbl , A e 'Auto Parts will rest their gian sardines. BUly Loes, a e m Labine, Rube (Taihpoaeo r f .. 10 0 0 316. South Africa, 10. learned moat of the things that I final gains between Warehouse clash at the West Side outdoor Meeehsm. as .. 1 0 1 1 knew about fighting In that camp. is the final Judge o f all questions Jensen. Boston and Mlnoso, (Thicaso, Frazcervllll. c ...... 2 0 0 3 ,1 0 1 hopes on Steve Bellinghlri. George Walker and George Shuba twice. McAutey. If . . . . 0 0 0 0 Oewui Farit, OsUf.—Diek CMd- 14: Busby, Chicaao. 12: Smith, Cleve­ Point and the Newington AC is Qualejr, as ...... 1 0 0 2 4 3 0 court. Game time is scheduled for Eye Stadium concerning the rules bearing on the land. 9, Eagleson. Jim Morisrty and Ken­ The- urge is there. No doubt about Ballard, lb . . . . 0 t O 0 •tsln. 149, Warsaw, outpolAtsd You can believe everything you’ve 8. Chilone. t b ...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 6:15. So the Dodgers once more eye Tornih: rf ever heard about Johnson. Games. PltchinsU.Jl (bazed — .... on 10 decizloni) r — scheduled tomorrow night at 6:30 Topa. lb, ir,,^,..... 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 ny Lowd. ■ Lopata Likes Gaiiiej that. 0 0 0 0 THmny Jefferson, I43Ht Jottst Bryne. New4ew York. 13-3. .800: Donovan, at Charter Oak. A s Sporting' Goods outfit cop­ Yankee Stadium, where 64,400 are d i s t a n c e MAN — Duke Snider He was- strictly a counter- Ahl. p ...... ,,'-•••■2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Winner of tonight’s battle will And aa long ae Welter Francis Tntiilz ...... 1( 1 I IS t 3 1 ni.. 10. Crhlcago.' 14-4. .778: Ford. New York. Steady Harvey Pelton. B road Macara. 2b ______2 0 0 1 0 0 0 ,' ped four out of their six games comfortable and 10,000 more can well llluatroles why the Dodgers -puncher. Ehrery move he made was Modern pitchers striving to win 14-S. .700:' Hurd. Bozion. 7-3, .700; Boone, cf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 meet the North v ® p d _ Package O'Malley is leM ng the Dixlgers to Kikz ...... 010 004 X -4 Brook’s No. 1 pitcher, had little during the regular season, in­ But Hates Practice stand. The Yankees stumbling.; the are perfectly at home In wide Armz ...... 000 001 z—I to get you to lead until he found 30 games in one season should ‘Tnickz. Chicaso. 13-6, .684. T, Chilone. If, lb 2 1 1 10 0 0 0 Store in a best t\vo-out-ol-three * Jersey a ty „^ t season for more Sirlkeoutz —Score. Cleveland. 194; trouble last night notching his Clark, rf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 O cluding a split with the Automen. BrookS'W’ould prefer, first the In­ BB. Jacobs: SB. Hearn. Fizher, an opening with that right upper­ look back Charles (Hoss) Rad- Series starting tomorrow night. open. s|mr4>s. parking spade and U seeking a Malauzk.v 2. Jacobz, Bantvage, Turley, New York, 178; Hoelt. Detroit, seebitd straight tourney victory. In the first meeting, the Arms dians and thill’ 73,500 capacity, Mracham; SAC. Pocketi, Morltardt; cut of hla. He could stand there bourne who’' won 60 games in 113: Pierce. Chlcafo, 111: Wynn, Cleve­ Totalz ...... 30 3 .7.31 8 *3 3 'Ae Northies copped the regular New Haven (AP Newsfeaturei) yard vastly more spacious than , ____ _ He was reached for single runs in sqtisaksd by with a 30-W verdict and nekt the White Sox and 0>mis- DP. Payne and BycliolzkI. Pockett. 8o)>- n e w LONDd and pick off punches all day. And 1884 for P.'ovidsnce when that city land. 106. Broad Brook ...... 113 430 4—15 season crotVn and walked off with — Yale end Paul Lopata doesn't Bbbets Field, why not the Yankee i moniohmonzon and Pockett; LOB. Blkz 4, Leasue Home Run—739 (record la both the third and fourth innings Trinity < ...... 001 100 0— 3 but the Auto Parts rebounded to like to practice, but that won't key Park, where the combatants thS rest of the counityr, but the when he did catch 'you with that was In the National League. 973 zet In 1950). an easy 71-50 verdict over the Stadium for the World Series, re-' Armz*” " *6: BB. Banlvage 3, Payno 9: 80. WATFRFORD t^hile giving up only three hits. 2B. Middleton. T. (Thllone: 3B, B, drub Nassiffs in their second stop him from getting s big share pe form before 46,550. Brooks are quite frank. In telling; BanlTate 4. Payne I:- V, Staum, Kerr; Muzka. Rozem ary: HR. Middleton. B. Rockets in a semi-final clash Mon­ gArdlese of whether the Yankees Pelton fanned eight batters and is­ clash, trouncing them 60-46,. of football headlines this fall. Another Yankees-Dodgers series you they are pulling for their' Scorer. L. Diana: Hme, 1 ;30. Schilone. B. Mu.'ka: SAC. L. Muaka, day night. I ■ /- bounce down in front In the Ameri­ X—callod at end of sizth—darimeSA sued four bases on balls. Lutwaniz; 1X>B. Broad Brook 7. Trinity Take it from head coach Jordan would be old hat and displeasing to nemesis from the Bronx. First,' the SPEED BOWJ; TOCHOOSE USED Arbulance 4: BB. Phelton 4. Ahl 5: SO;; can League? Collected 18 HlU Ollvar, who says Lopata- la "one of Phellon 8. Ahl 5; WP. Phelton. a Ki 2; The only objector ia Ford C. ST JAMBS TO PRAOndB ' Stoek Onr'Baring TsrigM M«uiw;hile, Pelton’s teammates U. 'Forman. Dutch; Scorer, Reagan: the very best ends 1 bave ever were banging loaer George Ahl for Time, 1:20. Miss Roiiiack Lo^es seen." I Prick, and no one pays the slight- eel ettenUon to the baseball com- Andy Maneggla reported' yea- Lata M sdsb aari K sm-FscSb 18 hits. The Victors also crashed Ollvar .'saya Lopata la a swell: terdsy that the St How *Bout Him ? mlseloner any more, ei|ywey. L James CYO SSEniEB!rrriini a double, two triples and two home Carter's 111 National Event all-around player, Juat aa good at baseball team will practice tonight 95 tap Late Medri Baea YOUR CAR FREE P A R IIII AT ALL tTORES • PROMPT KUVERY tERVICE runs during the rout AI Rosemary Yesterday^s Stars blocking and tackling as he la at at Mt Nebo at 6 o'clock and ell 90 Lap NemFerd Featw* was the night’s batting star with X snagging paaaea. players ere urged to be present. Adnlto ILld—OMiifea f B O three singles and a triple in four , Charlotte, N. C., Aug. 241 UPt— Last year, when he played aa a hillMh WHIN H u Saints meet the North Ends trips to the plate. A ird baseman Hltting-rTed Williams, Red Sox, WORK CLOTHES Trapshoot Firiug The upper half of the draw ap­ Yale regular In hia sophomore TMIV MINTION «T Friday nJght In a battle for top Be«ta gg-dri* pjB—dU U ta Comiilili Um ef AnieriM’t Fiisit Brake E|uipmMit Bill Muska banged out three safe­ who drove In four runs with a year, he caught 14 paaaea for 224 honors in the Ttvl Baseball L*sg;us. ties for the winners Including a homer and .double as Boston de­ ------For Painters, peared loaded for an explosive •MTON . ALL Underway in Ohio yards and two touchdowns. V O U H IAR 15 triple and homer, while first base­ feated Cleveland 8-S. charge as the remaining 33 players To beat that you have to go man Bob Middleton collecte4. hia Pitching—Rookla Frank . Lary. Carp«fit«2a^ i ’lumbers embarked on the third and fourth back to 151, when Ed Woodaum WILLIAMS... ria Vendalia. Ohio, Aug. 34 ()P)—■ second home run In the event as Detroit,, who allowed eight hits rounds of the 55th Women’s Na­ started a career as an end. Before well aa a single and double in five and knocked 'the New York Yan­ America's finest gunpointers' gsth- tional Amateur Golf championship! he , waa through Woodsiun wiped at Corter's New, Larger Car Plaza appearances. . kees out. of the Amertcan League out the 16-year-eld records for a sred from all parts of ths West­ today. ’ Steve Chilone belted a long home lead Tvith a 7-2 decision, his. 13th Yale end set by Larry ■ Kelley. ern Hemisphere today to decide- Sale Of Men’s run for the Hartford ' nine -and against 13 defeats. Yesterday’a second round which Lopata, by the way.'Ts^no rela­ the l6-yerd championship at the 0 p m to f P.M. Weekdays — Saturdays t* S P. M. brother Ted chipped Jin with • saw defending, champion Barbara tion to the baseball Lopata, Stan, 56th Grand American TrepahooL double in a lestng cause. ' Roma'ck ousted, by Mary Ann who plays for the Phillies. 4, Five tlOea will be at stake dur- ; . \ , ■' ' '■ . . . . ' ' ' In tomorrow night’a aeml'-Rnal Downey in a grim 1 up struggle He comes from East Vander- log the 200-target marathon, and tilt; Warehquse Point Is axpsctsd, grift. Pa., Where they named i him am BIVE VS A Altoona Pa., Aug. 34 fF>—A e left such title threats remaining In the top winner wHl hold the sec­ to start Willie Uchatx on the ”bMt ifnemap” on the high-achool See Tfiese Outstanding Car Buys field in The National Amateur EnJojr Vacation Tima the upper half aa Mrs. Mark Por­ ond most coveted'^rown the sport mound and Im ’II be'' oppoeed by Baaefaell Federation Junior Tour­ With A ter of Philadelphia a'hd Grace all-ataie aquad. He's 6-1, weighs Ntwington's Sol Wombl5: A e offers. Only Thq (3And American MIN'S AU. WOOL WORSTED nament, opening here today haa Lenesyk of Newington, Cbnn., both 195 and Is quick and agUt. Hendicaj), sohed(t)ed Friday, car- 1 1953 CHEVROLET 1952 CHEVROLET - 3951 CHEVROLETi Bonded Brake aportamen. detoated Talcotit’a-from T>ean «u t-to -l I tsams. Ferwlngton former champions;'Elizabeth Price ...... 1. .-Good Studeat.- ...Oft THAT CINOtaKLLA East Hartford in thslr girevious DERENDABLC Another thing, the big blond, rise^more prestige, and lH iri oSTy 310. A raal beMtjr. 3>l«ae 4-Deer. d'Daeri' Oaidle, heater, powere (Oona.), WSJ forced to< withilra'iv of England; Mary Patton Janssen Kip AT «HORT^KLAUf.a. because of the added cash value. paint and white. IXCHANGES MOST CARS start' while Newington ellmineted becauee of the flood lehich ravaged of Charlottesville, Va.; seasoned engineei^ng student gets good Everyone feces the traps today \ ' '' ' ' the Mancheeter Auto Parts, northeastern etatea last week. Con-' JOHNSON Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur, 111.; grades; so thSl-e’s no Ilklihood he wMhb $1295 a^ JS * $I045 eeoi cowfiFe* eiOe $ 8 9^ 5 1 ■ z I on sven terms, and the chances I t f cliMck eequenUy, SpringflHd (Mesa.)' Mrs. Scott* Probssco, ^ Southern might miss any games on that- tjU ere that several wUl break the en- HIOH HILLTOPFER8 drew a flrat-roimd .bye. SEA-HORSE Amateur champion from Chstta- ciMint. S ' ' - )■ 1 9 5 1 ^ R D I BRkKE DRUMS TURNED tire 200 and be forced into a 1950 CHEVROLET 1951 STMDtlARIR 11 t Y # M r noogs, Tenn.; i^rbara Mclntire of What’s Lopata’a secret?. Harry shootoff. Perfect scores have been Oaetom. Milwaukee (NEA)—Six Mar­ A e Univerelty at North Caro­ Toledo, Ohio; Virginia pennehy of Jaeunskl, his end coach, puts it^ neceS^y the lest eight years to REG. 47.S0 .2.Door, An exeep. OxeeUent oowdltloe. ' Haa everdrive, radio, quette ’ fpotbell playere eam^' lina’s oldest fbotball'rival is Wake LAke Forest, 111.; and two teenage this w a y :' win thp championship, and no one ^31.95 tlonnUy clean cnr. - Ideal eecoad ear. $ 4 9 5 heater. Sec this,' $ 7 9 5 I k r a k t s echolastic avera^ee of B or betUr fbreat. The rivalry began In 1888, hopes, Anne Quest of Marysvllls, "H e Isn’^ the fastest kid in the r: T BRAKE CABLES haa won it wiuthout an extra I during the paet MmMter.^*^. Wake Forest won that gams 6-4. , Wash., and Clifford Ann Creed, world, but ! he’s got A. wonderful event to break ties. tense of tinUng. He has that sense 104-pounder froih Opelousas, La. Back in 1947, after the eham- REG. S0.00 -d p • • A • I N O W Lower Half Dominated of w hat the, play Is goln^f to be to pionshlp had been won twice tvith 536.95 Evtry OK Usod Cor worroafeedda-wrltlaq f6r 30 Days. HYC^ULIC PARTS BY 'The lower half was dominated get through, the line and get his 199, an even doeen'shoot^a broke by a "Big Five’’ , of Chunky Wiffl hands'An'the ball carrier,” the dntlre 200 targets. And win­ • i: Smith, last year's National Junior -As for catching passes: ner Cliff Doughmen of Morrow, High Trades — High ^ oluin — Low Prices LOCKHEED TOBELESSriRE champion, now playing from St. "He’ll catch anything that’s Ohio, now a profeaaional, was a a lr, Mich.; Polly RUey, jthe Fort near him, and hang onto It,” claims forced to break 224 of 225 extra Jaeunskl. / targefo to fight hU way to the Parta. Ws lavHa Tam IpqfilriM Worth, Tcx-. veteran whoJa cover­ Finonemg! Tailored To Your Needs HEADQUARTERS ing her peffomances for’A home­ But' he, agrees with Oliver that tap. . . town paper; Jacqueline.Gordon of Lopata doesn't like to practice. 90A to -Oempete “ He’s out there when practice, England; Pat Leaser, Western About 900 merkamen wars •••sad* starts,' but he’s not th^s much REG. 27.S0 Aiqhteur champion from Seattle, Slated to compete. Eosy To Reoch Easy Parking j sarlier.” .T o be decided' ere the Amataur in r, INMANCHISTER : I ;Waah„ and Miss Downey, whose Add Ollvar has another dig, FREE home is in Baltimore. ,CUy Target championship of too. Lopata dpsan’l like to play America for men. women. Juniors SALES — SERVICE -sw VULCANIZING DEMONSTRATION Today’s survivors of the Double In ths rain. IS to 18, Sub juniors under 15, and REG. 29.fS NOW NEW AND USED i-ouhd will meet In' quarterfinals to­ That’s why his teammates cell profeasionsla. I morrow afternoon, with aeml-finsls 0 0 . ' lUY ON OUR IU D 6 R TERMS him' ■“aunahlAe.” Also on the day's slate ia ths V ’ / . s OUTROARDS Friday aifterhqoa and the 36-hole (Champion o f Champions race for ■NO. I TERMS — TRADES windup Saturday over the demand­ FOVB BALL BEST BALL men who won their state 16-yard CARTER CHEVROLET ing ^,413 yards o f the Myers Park UUea during 1955. Country aub'eourSe, a par 74 lay­ OtfITAL Tho first -of two separata IS-boles .-.Bar WMMID TWfy The shoot, first of the week's CHURCH OORNIRS Nidiolt Mnehnttr tire, Inc. out feAr the tournament. i Four Ball B(Mt Ball .‘Touritaments Frogram to bo counted;in tbe all- 1229 MAIN STROnr M I t M 3^1200 EQUIPMENT CO. Today Mary Ann plhys Mrs. E. will be held SaturdAy'et the Man- BB WfntOUT TUB SUV around chemptonahip race, car­ GLE fSI PARK tTMtr SOM AND leuuvAKe ' J9ICIMTM SfR Iir K. PTneh of New,Canaan, Conn., WHO ORIVBS IH AU . ' ' 2 H IRO A0 ST. gg MAOr BTBmET cheater Oonntry ’aiib. Golfera ries a purse o f 1500 to the top MBTS ■ tfSID CAR fUZA ■ ■ ' NARfPORA-, • lA Sf HARTVORO • 'MANCHRmR runneriip tor the Co^ectlcut title planning to take liaat in SatUiday’a TUB RUMS FOR TM Itf. wlaaer, $100 to the women’s and T E L .M iS -7Mg. thia -year, and a former Maasachu- •vent are urged to register Aa soon MI,M2S4«rMiS.4MT 7 Junior champions, aa4 $60 to the JAdkM tallCI . TRL MMMI MMt Mena Henret -k Dally settA star aa Grace Wopdwsrd he- as poinAbta as tha draw for teama'' mm JSMUM?f sub Junior. The prefemieoal ktag TM MAIN n L JAUmi 74RII m. T-g. Snlnrdny. 1-6 fore her marriaga. . will taJta itaeg tomorrow Blight. wfil reeMva only a r < ’ m ? - ■ .fVir .J,,..-. . '’ ‘ I ■.'•(■■./...W ’- ( V X-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAy, AUGUST 24.1955 1IANCHEST9H EVENtKO HEHAtb. MANCBBETBR. OONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1965 v’’S ‘ “T A ' - ■. ■ < iU* U i Sal* A THERE OUGHTA BEJk l A W ! By rAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— DianoQd*—W atdii HonaohoM Goad* ^ 51 ApartmsRta—Flatmi* T t Ra For Sal* 72 BMauriHui 75 on both immodlate i Male or Female 37 Jew elry 48 i Tanamaats 51 m i l ranga actlea during a briafr M k I f 3 CMUmOLST tudor iMdan, GENERAL ELECTRIC 3 ft. refrig­ ELUMQTON-Savea rooaa aiaglA. G>ntrol yasterday at Hartford. Oeim, erator, and Universal combination n m BEDROOM «WMm built BOdACULATE iwadltion, pretty aa radio, h eat^ .Thla la good low ; mow 1 0 lATUe NAMES OF ALLIbOO LiViNO TOYS — TOYS — TOYS LEONARD W; t0 8 T Jeweler, re­ ‘ ^O-RO OM apartment, iprivate Qratar ontrance garriaon cotoolal,, a picturs, six room older - home. In exceUent condition. Four b ^ tetf be had surveyed th e' NeaF coot tranapoHatlon for only $388. f WMATOO '^LATlVlSI At*0»0M* 0«AOONt«r pair*, adjusu watchaa expertly. oil and electric etova. Both like tooma. ApproRlmatalr 7 a « « a Bngtahd damage from the air. Ha The House of Plaitlcx, Inc., al­ new,-Inquire 38D Garden’ Drive.’ . antrance. Private tevalety. ^ 9**niae« garaga, naBaMta driv*,, PuU: collar, attUL acroeaed porch, Sought Barlow Motora, 438 Main St., Man- vou owt Reuonable prices. Open dally. parking: elaetrie liriita and bet baUi and idvatary, hat wattv « let tiaaSiMIgh to r n ano gitalta bC tha Img f* a i* mWepooTEQ r thb ready has their .’Chrlatmaa toys, cheater.* (^E N WERENOUJ Thureday avenlnga. 13* .Spnics wdter. ramlahed. Ml htM let n X M6. MnaUto pttood rievatien*dealrable location. Ptana, bnt'saM: , -7^ .JOW^,PLACEPO s t c a t T cards and gift line tn' stock for GENERAL Electric refi^erator demonatratora. Sell toys the easy Street. Ml. 9-4337. and UniveiiMl combinationwl.and at *i8.00S. MI, *-6*18. A. R. WlUdt traetivaly p r i c e d MTABO. Rich­ T* Pw vanl PibedB .- ____i a OVt . BEFORE TOD BUT a uaad car WABSURCGS OAVOUQ asdOb. W k k v il u e -«■ rivs MBMp For Entire U.S. See t^rman Motor Saiea. Btilek. > 9UCCIM? why through party plan, ' electric stove. Both like new. In­ ard Moore, Realtor. Olastoabury. lO-ttaairabla toeatian.. Bet watar "Wa'r* going faito bualnam a* P, H O U RS *T least a TWO' ROOMS with UtchsB privi- 50B. S-*484, or Wallen W. O ^ , SaMa and Sendee, 388 Main Be the f ^ t ih your area to ahow Garden— Farm— Dairy. quire 33D Garden Drive after 8 oU heatypwnar trahaf(^..barred. Pries aeslnt whothor wa can pravant \W 4:S0P. M. FOUR COtOMNi p.m. lagea at IN Birch St. TRDX.T A PAMH.T ROME- Realtor, Andrews B l^ ., 8* Eari Waahlngton. Aug. 24 (P> — Ian. thaa* floods'In the. futurt on a atreet. MI. 8-4sn. Open eWMiliyer^ this fabUjbus line. Ehtriilnga-up to -Product* 80 *11,810. F h a mortgage ter *10,800. FSOMT-PAGE 8100'wMklyk CaU for personal ln>- Seven-tiqom OolooUl, four bed- Canter, 50. M188. 10 year terni, available to atiah-: Murray (O-Mont) jwopoaad today long range haala, whether wa can 1883 CHEVROLET Sadan^pOwar- UEAOUNC tervjew today.— MI 3-7557. AUTOMA'nC WASHER and dryer. ro m a ^ a to r y , fun bath. Two- flM buyer. Madelln* Smith, Iteal- a nation wide flood control aurvey get Insurance through eoma co­ 'fm t CUtSlSG TIMIB TOMATOES—Pick your own. 50c Call MI. 8-1111 between 8:80 and ^ TWO ROOM fumlehed apartmsat. car nrage, gtkaaad‘ iia porch. gUde. radio, heater. T w p^ne fin- ‘ ' l Oa^BllChSt. MI, SM34. ' / GLASTONBURY VALUE tor. 5CL 04aa. . to help pravsrit future dtsastera (th operation between Insurance com- tajssiF ieo i^vT. iah. Clean thr«nighot|tf Douglaa a basket. Cucumbers already 8:30 p;m. Lov«y piik-lUc* lot approBiinaU-*1 panle* and atatea and federal gov- IG Y DEMONSTRATOR, men or picked 45c a bosket. Paul Robotto, THRU FRI. Motora. 333 Main ' 'women, part time, mm pl^-fum - ly 100* x 1^.. fb prietdo Brand new three.' bedroom COVENTRY L aRb .' northeast the scale ef last wsek's Inunda­ ernmbnte to prevent the Mnd of Birch Mountain Rd, BIG CHAIR, OogsweU style with t h r e e jRO0K fumiriied ap 10:30 A. M. iahed. No delivering o f collecting. mani. Suitable I adult*. Pa dhown by appointment oqly. ranch. Oversize sttiushed ga­ shore, ideal for children, 0 large tions in the northeast lesaea that have hsea suffered by IW i PONTIAC^-door aedan, radio Phone BUv 9-0003 any time before green antique. satin slip cover, Btva Tyler, Itaalter, 5 0 *-46**. rooms, 0 or 6 bedrooms 100’ x 310’ 5Iurray, chairman bf tha Senate our Ihduatrtee.” - SATURDAY 9 A. M. PICK YOUR own tomatoes. 50c a good'condition; Cheap, ^ , 8-1837. Refarances. An>iy before I. rage, smesite drive, full cellar, and haaterT In good condition. 8 p.m. to arrange interviewed Autumn St. with privat* beach. New ariadan Interior Committee, aald In an In­ $180,^ofimene. Inc., «84 Center basket. Petersen Farme.i Diming hot water oil heat, Iqt 100 x terview believe* a thorbugh If this meant tedaral Insurance St., Wapplng. MANCREBTER - Bxp*ndabl« wsIL Knotty pin* Uvlng room, against such loasaa, soma Sena- rODB OOOWBATION W t u / St,,^^ancheater. Dodge and Ply- TEXTILE ENGRAVERS ' ONE AND two room furnlahod not In davtlf^ tirt. Good 298. Conveifient to Hartford large sheltered front porch, in­ survey of flood threate throughout a s AFPRECIATEP •uth Dealer. MI. 3-5101. - FRIGIDAIRB electric stove. Good the. nation should be the ftrat or­ tora aald the p rop o^ might re­ PEPPERS t l - U bushel. Bring condition, 833. Call MI. 1-8854. ■partmepta. Privat* bath, utiUtlea condition. Nice yard. Sale •prico, or Msiithester. A real buy at sulated. Steam heat. M any extras. quire lengthy study. Experience aketchmakera, roller ■upplled. Paritlng fra*. BuaiBoaa 813,800. Maneheatar, four room Vacant Sept. a. Reducad tor .quick der of businaa* in a flood proven- 1B54 CHEVROLET 4-door elation your own’ container, 338 Hillstown Sen. Hayden (D-Arla> said It M nowmentue men. aettera, pantngraphera, roller Rd;\MI, 3-7693. EMERSON 17’’ televiilon with con­ block. On hua liiw. Alao abigl* brick plus garagt. Coraar lot with sal*. Owner, PI. 2-1851. Uon program lUaenhowar mid wlU D io l M l wagon. Radio heater, tutone ivory painter and polishers. Excellent bedroom* avallaM*. See Mr. nice traaa Pull ^ c a , .810,800. get underway at once. would bo dtfflcult to work out any and marOon. Thia car la apotleaa^ S i a S T O R V verter. Large cjhina cabinet, full Split-level, three bedrooms. « opportunity. FOR SALE- -Nice Bartlett pears. KeiUi, Keith’a Variety, D ^ot Manchestor, abort way* out. ‘ntrae Seeke Complete Study rate echedul* for such Insurance, ly clean. Cbmea with 4 hew tirea. APFCACtO.A and twin size bed, spring and Attached garage, ceramic tile Waatad— Real BaUtd 77 N Very good for canning fl.SOi mattress. MI. 9-0808. Square. bedroom ranch, SH years old, full "Iliere ahould be a cemt>l*te sine* private companim hava A new car guarantee goea with TWO-LINE «QUI9 basket. Call MI. 3-5830. cellar, large let, Sale price, bath, oil hot water heat, lot study ef Conditions that prevail in found tha risk ao' giimt that few thia beauty. Barlow Motora, 4SS UNDER THE, - Write Box B—c'o Herald 150 X 320. Priced to sell ARB YOU cq N K D S R m a o f them offer flood poUeies. GYM LANE CEDAR chest, odd livlhg 813,700. Ellsworth Mitten Agqney, svsry part of the country," Mur- pound 1 Main St,, Mancheater.; ' SBLUNO TO•UI? PROPaStTTT - - y _ ------'DBlTUAttlEft-.' '■ FACTORY CLERK: Receiving, room pTeces. Torch lamp, blond Business LacstlOiis Realtor*. MI. S-aoiO or Mr. Mg 1116,900. , 7 , rity said. "Every possibtUty of a Sen. Watkins (R-Uteh) aald Household Goods 51 end tables, draw drapes. 68 Oak- gins, 50. 8-8809. .T - Wa wm appralas r-property rspeUUon of tbs disaster of tha fQtm D A place whtr* you can 1854 ST]UUEBAKER aports coupe R «. TUSV ALSO shipping. Inventory and inspec­ For Rant 54 Other ranches and split m*»and wtlaoutttbout anyi ebUgatten. Congreaa would need to know a with bright red finish in showroom wood Rd. kind that has ovsrtaken us ought lot mor* about tkq aubejet thaa It pecun a eoiupiatp Una of ktiltUnK' MIUPELLEO tion. Ability to read blue prints FRANK S IS b u y in g AGAIN— evela up to $23,500. Wa also buy praparty for esi' yanw and accaatortaa, ..atam|>ed shape. Champion engine,... over­ helpful but not essential. Com­ t h r e e r o o m office apace, win to bs catalogued. IlMn therr could now doea beeauaa It would rapra- MISNAME.' Good used furniture and antiques. galling or h u jm contact be intelligent action'taken to pre- BAGS drive and throaty deep-tohei muf­ mander Woodworking Co., Inc., renovate to ault tinant. 2nd fMor * 111 CONCORD ROAD ■ aent somathing of a virgin field of fooda, ambroldery cottona and Has a large stock on hand and Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 8TAMUBT nUTTncaltor iwnt future loss, of Ilfs and proper' tattin* tlireada. At YOur Tarn fler combine to give 33 m.p.g. A West St., f^ockville. very low price. MI 9-3^0, 420 Mancheater Savinga di Loan BU ^or Appointment To Inspect BRAB-BUltN REALTY fsderal activity. mechanical jewel, only IT.dSA Apply Mancheater Savinga ty ” DIAMOND'S 8ho]i, BO Oottafa St; Phona ML Lake St., Manchester. ’ WOMAN'S BLACK wool broad- Large five room ranch in­ Call la-s-gaTs Murray aald ha thinks ' some miles. Just instiled new Royer HELP WANTED, soda fountain. cloth coat. Peraian lamb collar. Loan. 1007 >|aln Bt______Meantime Blsenhowsr'a sfaCe- ______' ■ WILLIAM FAa03F, Full, and part time. Apply in per­ A. R. WILKIE and CO, nient yesterday hs would call kind of program might be worked Master white walla, chrome wheel' USED. NEW Altnoat new, aize 14-18, Call MI. closed breasewsy, two ear ga­ LUnNOB WANTED Sing . Out. But- he added that It would POVNCK-Black and llfht tan pup. discs. Other extras, electric wip­ BVOoa’LVv.aBA. son. Howard^ Johnson's 'Restau­ SPACIOUS Profeaaional Offleo. Bpacial session of Cohgress If that CANCELLATIONS 9-9819. MI 9-4389 two-famUy, tbrawtenUly, b u t; not be easy to aet up a program MwtrraL -Pemale. JDo« Warden. er#; heater-, —hW- IwNder.” tinted rant. Manchester. You Name It—"We Got U" Ground floor, Maid 8L Ampit rage,'’ recrastion iooma in nass pnqierty. Have laiajf-cadi la ;nwded to nffahs aitlflciant JsUaf ARBITiuaiNA' that/ would be attraotivu from a m i ; i-4540.______. glass, aide mirror-, directioifal sig­ parking. MI S-S900. ’PWO-PADOLY home, four rooms buyers. Mortgagta arrangsd. ftmda available In atrickm East Lowest Price Guaranteed rate standpoint to -tha average 997 If AIN STREET MANCHESTER nals, $1880. MI. 8.-34B0, Easiest Terms Ever Made Rooms Without Board 59 baiement, large lot, beautiful each. Priced for .quick sale. . EX' Pitas* caU fla m s U Oraaladte, Coast areas found moat law­ FOUND—Hound, black and tan. fe­ Situations Wanted— ‘AIR-COKDinONED OfTICES— elusive -With Thb Mancheater As-, Itoaltcnr. ML iiNm. IM B «n y makers hopeful. that tha money farmer, bousaholdsr or Industrial male pup.; CaU Dof Warden. MI. 1948 OLDSMOBIl^ converUble, Motorilycl**— Bicycles 11 Building— Contrsctlng 14 Help Wanted— Female 35 MONEY BACK \ , 100% Main St. location. Park­ company. .. Female 38 GUARANTEE \' ROOM FOR rent, one minute from view. Three minntqa from sociatea. Realtors, Earl Rohan. S tru t can be obtained out o f appropria­ S-WO. !______- radio and heater. Call Owner. MI. Main St., light housekeeping. ing. Apply Marlow’a,- S67 Main MX. *-74*8. 5a. 8-9331, 5Q. 8-0384. tions already made. BICYCLE REPgnUNG, all types WANTED—Two women. One press 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 94)833. English a s p e c ify . Now open 9 TYPING DONE at home. Former Phone Ml. 9-7959. St. ' ; IP READY to GXdlSlIgG Eiaenhower announced Ua plana LOST —PARAKEET, green and MASON — Fteldstone a specialty. operator. One shirt sorter and Used, Guaranteed, Good Shape Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex­ a.m. to 8:30 p .w Manchester Ernest Toth. Ml. 8-8307. ■Mcretary to insurance company rtai 66tat% n w ... atrangad. black. If found return to Club 1981 CHEVRuJBT Style line de wrapper. Apply in person. New officer desirea typing to do at You get a General Electric Re PLEASANT, furnished room for a STORAGE SPACE for rent. - ault Lota For Sale 73 Oonsult iMtward Hastings, — i Cbiantl, Depot Square. Its_re­ Cycle Shop, 188 W es^iddle Turn Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. able for lumber, hardware, and cellent neighborhood. Fop>ap- luxe eedan. luKUo, heater, Jet pike. Ml. 8-X38. .hOBlft, Will, pick up work and de­ fiig^rator. range., bedroom, living----- „ working couple or one gentleman. Agency. 50. a-UOf. w a r d ^ black finish. In excellent condi' liver. Phone MI. 3-4295. room, kitchen• set, —* ------rugs, •lamps,------Near Cheney’s, 54 High St, furniture. 5Q. 9-4433. . Roofing—Siding 16 pointment call ' MANCHESTER—Near new high turn, 1849 Oldamotme "88" sedan, WANTED — Young woman for tables. Every article has been re- r''•.'7— Z—: 7 ~""------:— school— building lot. 30’ X iso’. LOST—Man'* Groton wriit watch. radio heater. In vei^ good cqndi- luncheonette work. Full time day BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious / * ■ Globe Birilow. MI. I-SOM after 1948 HARLEY DAVISON FOR THE BEST m Bonded built conditioned and is guaranteed. in . 8-1107. WANDELL-- tion, Douglaa Motors, Main St. 138. Reasonable. MI. 9-4889. up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, shift. No Sundays. Call MI, 9-358‘7 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 FOR ONLY 8229 room with complete light house­ Houses For Rant 65 M cKINNEY 8 ^ . Reward. ______after 8 p.m. keeping facilities available. Will CHOICE BUILDING loU in Man­ conductors and roof repairs call PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY, S ROOMS FURNITURE 1883 STUDBBAKER Comhunder " \Cou)Coughlin, hn. 8-7707. If no answer Brand New. With Written rent single or double. Children ac- SIX ROOM (tWo-famUy house) cheater and Birch Mountain area. LOST—Black billfold, name printed Chib Coupe V-8. Radio, hW er, 68 Spruce, Mancheater. MI. 9-9530,. BROTHERS. Inc. ANDERSON GIRL'S ENGUSH bicycle for sale.le. ' emi i Ml. 8-4421.______^ SPLENDID opportunity to earn Guarantee '•repted (limited). Central. Reason, September first occupancy rental Will build to your requirements. Mt it. Large *um of money in Hydramatic transmiaaion. I ^ k 888 during school hours. Np exper­ Hoiirs 9 to 12—1 to 5:30: 'Tuesday ■able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch Ft. Orant'e atora.. Reward. 134 Birch Inq'uire at 13 Short St. ' You get a Westinghouae Re­ 870. Good location, Adulta pra- Phone MI 3-6060 or M l 9-3931 Exclusive with Manchester Asao- green with white wall tires. S ^ RAT’S ROOFING CO., shingle and ience neceaaary. Write Box T, and Thursday nights. 7 to 9, dis- farred. Writs Box K Htrald. elates, Realton: Philip Hallin, in . Building ^ St. MI. B-SliB. couhts to dealers and breeders. frigerator or a De Luxe range or FURNISHED ROOM—Near Main and drive thia sports model away built HP roofs,, gutter and con­ Herald. ------Emerson television. Lovely bed­ 9-9331. 5U. 8-7433. 5n. 3-0384.>' • LOST—Monday, pair of lady'a from Barlow Motora, 438 Main ductor work, roof, chimney re­ St. Gentleman preferred. '^MI ^Contractors St., Mancheater. Services Offered 1.1 ALL BREEDS of dogs bathed, room, pretty living room, heat re- 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. Suburban For Rent 66 HOLL STREET — Six complete GLASTONBURY — Cadar Ridge M/V PIMA9UID glaueta. Oomar of Oanter St. and pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-22l4. groomed, de-fleaed and clipped by siatant dinette, rugs, lamps, tables, Pnpetor Rd; MI. 8-3385 or MI G O N D ^ ’S T.V. Servldc, available Ray JacksoX. MI 3-8325. BABY SITTER wanted. Call MI. rooms. Steam heat, city utility,utUl Drive. 'One ICTe lot with 188’ front- KRsIdtwHd-ComiwrcId LEAVING COUNTRY on business, 9-3849 between 4:30 and 10 p.m. experienced handlers. Rockville, linoleum, kitchen, .cabinet, diahes LARGE ROOM, next to bath, BOLTON LAKE—Four room funi' porch, garaga, vary naat, near bus ■ge. Beautiful view on hill. >n. Frew Me». Landea ...... JliW A;]!. 8-MlS. must sell 1883 Ford station wagon any ume. Antenna conversions. TR. 5-7894. and other Items to complete your gentleman. Kitchen privilegea. iahed winterized cottaga. Modem. VVeSi BImx lilsea ...... S4* P. M. Pbilco factory supervised service. ROOFING, SidlnK and carpentry. fins and walking dlatance to Can 8-5303 after 5. (OiurUithl Saviac Tlaia) AltErortom-KmodtiiiHi country sedan). One owner 30,000 Altepationa and additions. Ceil­ YOUNG WOMAN, full time. No home. Every piece is brand new, Ml. 9-3506. Adults. - Easy commuting,' Hart' ter. Quick occupancy. Priced at Tel. Ml. 9-14*8. MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau­ WAMtSl (Oeed fer day Uta* m ly) "Business Built On miles. Excellent condition. Radio, ings. WorkmanshipXguaranteed. nights, no Sundays. Drug store. 100% guaranteed. ford. September 15 to June lat. 313,500. Charles Lasperance. M l. Aluwttnccmciit* heater, Fordomatic, $1800. MI. Apply In person only. 459 Hart­ tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed FOR ONLY 8448 PLEASANT ROOM, private en­ MI. M338. Oa* Way B. T. Custoncr Saiisfaction** POWER AND hand mowers sharp- A. A, Dion, Inc., 288^ Autumn singing canaries, hamsters, tropi­ 8-7330. SuburbaR For Sale 75 Mea. t» Wed. laclazlva...... n j * ------3-8773. Street. Ml. 3-4880. ford Rd. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE trance, parking. Gentleman pra- AUCTION! aned. Air cooled engines, sold and cal fish", pet foods and supplies. ftrred. MI. 3-8905. ^ ROCKVILLE —34 Grove St. Well Sudan a ...... Full Insurance Coverage. repiilred, Capitol Equipment, 38 Bought 4 Months Ago—Now In FIVE ROOM ranch full basement, CONNBCnCUt’S GREATEST! 1881 CADILLAC convertible, equip­ YOU CAN make 850 easily selling 995 Main St. .Ml, 9 4273. Open 9 furnished two room apartment. plastered walla, full insulation, BOLTON—custom designed three Bytelal A. T. Ecueozy OnrieM mAF Tel. MI 9-3033 or Main. Warehouse Yot Meedaye—Taeedeye—Wedeeadayi Featuring FANTASTIC VALUES ped w^th all the important extras finest Robinson Christmas raids. a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Thursdays 9 Inquire apartment t, alao 14 hot water cU heat, tireplac*, tile bedroom' ranch. Youngstown SpMtel Fridays (rue Sew l eadee Roofing and Chimneys ts^-A You get a Philco Refrigerator Boarders Wanted 59-A Utchen; outstanding bathroom, TeL MI 3-6651 on BRAND-NEW and In really nice condition. Low­ STONE WALLS ‘ built. Cement New vogue Slims, Kodachromes, a.m, to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green or range, blond bedroom gorgeous Laurel St. three room furatahed bath, laM* kitchen. 80 day* occu- Syeelal Frew aissk lilead Beterdsn parchments, every day, birthday, Stamps. colorad fixtures, car port, amestte (AU. -ales lidaic ------Federal‘ Tax) After 5:00 P. M. — MERCHANDISE! est down payment anywhere, atepa built. Trees, lawns and ROOFING—Specialiamg tn repair­ living room, De Luxe dinette set, ROOM AND BOARD for genUa- apartment. Apply pramiaes. pancy. Cmarlaa Lesperahea. 50. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ift wrapping assortments, sta- 8-7830. drbre large shaded lot. Price re- 82 Baldwin Road EVERT WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY brush cut. Free estimates. MI. BOXER PUPPIES—AKC register­ mgs.* Ismps, tables, radio, dishes, man. On bua line. Free parking. * icea, Warren E. Howland, Real- BODNO STEAVaniP LUIES. IMC. 84275. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys tlpnery and gift items; 8 lines of sllverwsre, linoleum, pots and MI. 9-1446. - CeaUral Wharf. New Leadee. Csaa. Manchester, Conn. M SATURDAY NIGHTS! 1983 CHEVROLET Bel Air* club cleaned,' repaired, 28 years’ ex- peraonala. low as 3c each. Write ed, 3*male8, 2 females, fawn black Summer Homes for Rent 67 8IX-R(X>M Cap* Cod House- flood !. M l. 8*600. ]P. O. Bex ic n pans. A.II of this Is brand’ new, Tel. Nsw Lsedea B1 M466 COME! BID, BUT and VB coupe. Tutone blue and ivory, ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE irtenca. Free estimates. CaU qulcif\for samples on approval. mask. To appreciate, see them. location on bus line. Niiar shop-, white wall Urea. Clean is the by­ ewley. Manchester MI. 8-5381. R obins^ Cards. Dept. H-41, Clin R. E. Whitney, 148 Bissell St., acme In original crates and car­ LARGE LAKEFRONT cottage. ping center and school bus. ANDOVER— Village home, com­ on Gifts, Tools, Aluminum-nears, S tons, with special mim'bers. Just: ROOM AND board. Gentleman. Lake Chaffee. Open from Aug-. 38 fortable and attracUve—10 room*, word for car. Drive it away at Radios and Phonos ton. Mass;. week days after 6 p.m, _ 50. 3.7675------60’ X 2M'.. Pull cellar and atm Electric AppHancss, Lamp*, Gar­ Barlow Motors, 4StrMain St., Man­ the way we got it from the factory:' on-, ISO a week. -MI.-8-6M3; - two baths, flraplacea, oU- hagt,^ den Supplies, Paint, Jtwelry, Fish­ Available At All Times w&idbwa; Hbiiae £dsulat6d.^ -'Flva chester. Heating— Plombing 17 WANTED—shirt operator. Exper­ FOR ONLY 8560 minutes from Wilbur Crou High­ drilled well, bam and garage. Nice ing Supplies, Garden Furniture, Philco Factory Supervised Service ience helpful not essential. Livestock— Vehicles 42 Read Herald Adva. way. Exceilant neighborhood. grotmda and trass. Good apot for Dtahes, etc, 1848 CADILLAC convertible. Lus­ LENNOX FURNACES and warm Steady work. Maple Laundry 72 Come! See! Buy! Save Wanted To Rent 68 profeaaional man. 818,000. Talbot Call WILL HILLS WE BUY COWS, calves and beef Shop At Night Plenty of storage u d closet WE CAN ACCOMMODATE 1000 trous Mack finish, whitewall tirea, . air heating. Earl Van Camp. Ml. Maple St. ■pace. Ideal for rearing coupl*. Agency, Andover. Phone PI. radio, heater, hydramatic. Looks cattle. Also horses. Plela Broa. No Obligation THE WILLIAM SNIGG famUy 3-6600. PEOPLE—800 CARS MI 9-8688 8-5844. needs a small house or apart­ Price *1S,000. F.HA. or fli loans like a much later model. See this A POLISH SPEAKII^ woman Tel. m . 3-7405. Free atorage until wanted. Free ^ Tow n SALES START AT 7 P. M. ment, Three email children. -Box available. 603 Oatfland S t. Phona 1- ■ i:;- beauty at Canter Motor Saiea. 481 COMPLETE ‘REPAIRS by Stuart wanted as companion th, elderly delivery. Free set up by *ur own 77, Andover. Tel. PI. 3-3838. MI 9-242S. /' Main. R. Wolcott on wringer and auto- woman. Either live in os by day. BOLTON POST AUCTION ROOMS Moving— ^Trucking Poultry and Supplies 41 reliable men. Advertis^nienl TUBUESS m i SAFETY matte washing machines,aacEl alactric MI. 3-7479. ^ '’Connecticut’s tArgeat Auction 1864'— BUICK------4-door------special------with ^ Storage 20 RELIABLE couple, daughter 7, 37 STEEP HOLLOW LANE ranges, vacuum cleaners, motora, . Phone for Appointment Town of Manchester four rooms uufurhiahed, vicinity New ranch homes now being AT NO IXTRA COST OVni CON VINTIONiU IMIS JM9 fU M f Firm" 1 Dynaflow. A beauty "Blai "Black Beau­ PAYROLL CLERK for large c ^ constructed on Femwood Drive. small appliances, weldii^. 180 AUSTIN A. CHA3IBER8 CO., FOR SALE— Broiler's, live weight. HARTFORD CH 7-0358^ East Hartford, Mancheater. BU. Distinctive and practical. 7 Route No. 5 Berlin Turnpike ty’’ with a guaranteed 7000 miles. Main Street. Ml. 8-8878. struction company. Experience^ AFTER 7 P. M. CH 6-A 0 Office of the General Homes have fuU baaementa with Newington, Conn. A nsw car guarantee goes with ------local and long dlsUace moving, \Phone TR. 5-7812 after 4 p.m. , 8-4184 after 5:30. storage. CaU Ml. 3-5187. preferred but not essential. Must room single with 2 car at- garages, plastered walls, fireplaces, CHINO PANTS Manager Opp. Connecticut Light and Oila car..Barlow Motors. 435 Main MELODY RADIO—T.V., phono’s. have aptitude for figures. Blue 3 : A—U-B—E -R^T—’—S FATHER AND daughter looking combination storm windows and . 8L, Mancheater • mi- w. > .h. n — .— ------Hartionartford CH. 7-1433. taefied ^arag^ ^iMFOROED, NEAT . : Power Co.. BuUdiag...... Night calls. Guaranteed aacvlca.; Craea, CMP. and group life.bene­ Articles For Sale . 45 43-45 . Allyi) Spv^'Hartford. • -In -accordance with - tha ‘ pro­ for ihra* or four room apartment BcrBehs. A .few aVe four rooms the Ml 8-2380. fits. Call Mr. Ferrahte. Ml. 3-1181 Free Parkittg Comer • othera are 5% rooms. By purchas- K E L i Y 1841 FORD, new motor, duals,' MANCHESTER Packaga DeUvery. visions of the Town Charter, or house, furnished, in . 9-7444. • Kahki Ideal t 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ROYAL/qND Smith-Corona port-, Allyn .and Tmmbull ’ 4 Sleeping Rooms inr now buyer haa choica of deco- PersonRlB skirts, whitewalls. Phone Ml. ANTIQUES Retlntshed. Repairing Light trucking and packaga deliv­ lealed proposals will be received • Gray THI nRficiiD futiusi nu ery. Relrigeratora. washers and able and \standard typewrtteri. MIDDLE-AGED couple needs■ M'' rsUng. For Back 4 8-1883 or can be seen at 342 Wood- dona on any furniture. Tieman, ARE YOU helping your family the Ail makes \ of adding machines WyVLNUT^ SCROLLED china cabi- tn the office of the General Man­ room unlumiahed house wl:■ithin 2 Complete Baths • Green COLLEGE AND High School glrU brldga St. stove moving epectalty Folding I net. K'xcellent condition, 840, MI. ager for the Town of 5tanchester 188 South Main St. Phone MI. chaira (or rent-MI, 8-0753. modem way? Not by sacrifice but sold or rented. Repairs on all 30 mils radius of Hartford.^. 'Can 1 Lavatery • Blue To School make your stylish skirts, stacks. 8-8S4I. by enterprise!!! Avon can show makes, M arlow^ 3-8884. on Thursday, September 15, 1955, Bermudas from quaUty woolena at 1841 BUICK sedan four door super. furnish excellent reference*.''Write T. J. CROCKETT, Broker extEa BLOWOUT $AFnY...eTikR STOPPNG POWR you a way to new beauty, no. later than 3:00 P.M. Eastern Box O, Herald. ... 2 Fireplaces tiny prlceei Open daUy. Colonial Good condition, $85, Phone MI. HAND AND power lawn mowers SAVE AT LA FLAMME’S just Daylight Saving Time for the Phona Office 5 a 3-6416 or ... Painting— Papering 21 clothes, new interestingcreating life. Add BOLTON—Building \tone, v e n e ^ Residence MI 9-7761 ^ DIAMOND'S Remnant Shoppe, US Oanter St. 3-4038. sharpened and repaired. Work to your income by representing I fireplace, wall alone^ flagstotie. received from 'Kelvlnator- ware­ erection of 1800 linear feet o f No. THREE- FOUR room/unfumiahed Recreation Room In Baii ent guanmteed. Call (or and daliver. house. in Hartford a shipment of Bubia HAVE UNWANTED hair on fact 18M FORD COUNTRY sedan. 8 PAINTING—Ebeterior ahd interior, Avon Cosmetics in your neighbor- Also slate flagging. Boltoa-Notch 9 Gauge, CSiain LinkfFence, all In apartment for coutile. reasonable Open Porch PUNCTURE SAFETY. . . LONGER MILEAGE idaai Grinding Shop, 373 Adams hood in your spare time. MI. ' Quarry. '' ------MI. 9-0617. pr^>rtipt electric ranges, washing ma- accordance with 'he apccificationa price, needed by Sept. lat. 50. WAPPING SECTION (So. Wind­ removed permanently and safely paasengsra. Radio, hsater, Fordo­ papethanglng, ceUinga reliniahed. de- BNJOY INI unuav mot en itm iahr. lean* Wl aivi TOU 8UU VAIW 80e AU IM laSM i St CaU BO. 94130 or 8-8878. 9-2814. livery. qhinea, clothes dryers, freeze™. and instructions for the -erection 9-7248. Lot 100x215 sor). Attrjactive five room 1963 by' electroloela. Mary C, Ward, matic. Words don't do juatlca to Wallpaper books on request. Esti­ M JtelT Aim N AVY w n s m MMA6I 8810*891* M TOM 8MMIMIM8 . . sinks, and cabinets. Some ilight- p.' the* same. rioeb, approximately 28 x 40j Liv­ noma... uum... MUBsoon*... » R. N. MI. 8-2887. this car-see this station wagon SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. BUsa mates given. Fully insured. CaU Vacant 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER , MIIAOI . . . 8HWCIie TU8E38S flRI YOU as TNI juaai. . . no fair ixcMANaii Edwsrd R. Price. MI. 8*1003. ROCKVILLE---Glrl to live in. Gen­ WOOLEN RE3INAf4T3 and nig ly damaged, others used on T.V. Speclficatlnna and in.stnictions WANTED—Unfurnished apartment ing' room IS X 31, fireplace, cabi­ and others at Barlow Motors, 435 Septic Tank Service. 57 Sunny eral housework. Must’ like’ chil­ ■trips (or brtUding and hooking. programs, others on home show ■ of 4 or S rooms by teacher .with ' 1. BITMUliaHUlM THRBE GIRLS want ride to Pratt Main 8t., Iftnchtstsr.- pertaining to installation and ' / ■ net Mibhen dish washer, ceramic Reach Drive, East Hartford. dren. Phone Rockville TR. 5-3495. Jen's Rug^Snop, 85 Talcott Ave., exhibits. Some discontinued one child. Excellent references. tile bath. Plastered walla, full cel­ A t^itney. Second Mitft. Gate 8 New telephone number, BUtler erection mav be had at the office CaU ’ •nd 3. Call MI. 8-8273. North St. 1830 FORD )i-tbn pickup, ' 18’’ EXTERIOR PAINTINO only. Free RockviUer TR. 5-5706. models and in original crates. o f Superint’:ndent of Cemeteries, WriU Box U, Herald. lar, attached garage. ,100* front­ 8-4158. WOMAN TO CARE for three chil- So hurry to LaFlamme’a for real wheels. Can be aean at 13 Waat- estimates. MI. 9-1383. Town of 51anche.sLrr, Conn. McKINNEY BROTHERS, Inc. age, trees. About five mllea to ' sJANTEDa —Ride from Parker and ' dren in my home. Call after 6:30 POWfeR MOWER savings. LaFlamme Appliance WANTED — Six room unfurnished East Hartford u d Mancheater. field St. between 8. a.m.-3 p.m. FENCES ERECTED, cedar split p. m. MI. 9-8933. Richard Martin rent, by four adulta, one baby. Woodbridge Sta. to Underwood Re / CLEARANCE Company, Watkins Building, IS General 5tanager 1% miles to Route 30. $18,900. Nichols-WlanGhester Tire Go. rail, wire, etc. Phone MI.'8-5838, Bonds— Stpeki Oak St. Phona 50. 8-0557. MI 3-6060 o / Ml 9-3931 search. Hours 8 to 4:48. MI. 8-5318. 184S DODGE H-ton'pick-up truck, or BU. 8-0483. Walton W. Grant, Realtor, An­ heater, good condition, $350. Soli- Mortgages 11 All -stock at cost. No money 330 SPRING St.—Custom built drew* Bldg., 63 East center, Man- STORE OMI PLANT IF YOU ARE too buw lor church mtne, Inc., 834 Center St., Man­ Help Wanted— Male 16 8ERVEL REFRIGERATOR, good cheater.^5U. 3-1168.______—you are too buky. Go to church DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, down. Balance 20 months. condition, very cheap. CaU 5fl. | Apartment Building threa bedroom/home.'room Two-car ga­ chester. Dodge and Plymouth •copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, FIRST AND Second mortgages rage, amesitq driv*. Bath and m M O AD ST. TEL Ml 9-4224 Sunday, South Methodist Church. 9-005T. . I For Sale 69 ROCKVILLE—Two-family 5 ahd 8. dealer. MI, 3-5101. ^ s , etc., repaired. Shears, bought for our own account. Faat, WANTED—Help on broadleaf to­ lavatory, flreplaca; atm porch, lot Services at 8 and 18 o'clock each confidential service. Mancheater BUDGET CENTER Immediate occupancy. One apart­ MERCURY SALES knives, mowers, ate., put tnto con­ 100 X 300. Fm- appointment to in­ Sunday. bacco. Spearer and hanger, also 91 Center Street 11,9 CU FT REFRIGERATOR with Wanted FOUR TENAMENT ment. Fine condition. All city con/* dition for coming needs. Braith- Investment Corp.. 344 Main atreet. other help. Call MI. 9-8401 after 60 lb. freezing compariment-.' Also spect call Ml. 8-4388. A. R. VOlkic waitc. 63 Pearl atract. Ml. 3-8418. APARTMENT HOUSE veniencea.* $11,600. Georg* Cole­ GIRL WANTS ride from Main St Auto Rfi^rlnc— Painting 7. 6 p.m. FILL FOR SALE. See foreman at apartment size electric range, and Co. man. TR. 5-4045. to Royal Typewriter. Houra 7 to , Jarvis Acres, off Vernon St., or ^ th in excellent condition. Rea­ HOUSEKEEPER FtGOR SANDING, relinlahed and TOO MANY BILLS? Put them all on Spruce Street^ Manchester. r e d u c e d f o r r ' i 8:30. MI. 34994. BRAKE REUNE, most all cars, TRUCK DRIVER and laborer call 511. 3-5112. sonable. CaU MI. 9-4827. ^ quick aria—Must ARE SOARING waxed. We also clean and wax all together in one easy 2nd mortgage wanted. Apply in person at the be sold this week, 8-8 duplex. 814.95. Choose the lining, No Has two car garage. Income So^-o-4l L$ok at thaa* wonderful values! types of floors, rubber, asphalt, payment around IM monthly for Thomas Colls Company, 251 Broad j REMINGTON electric typewriter, Sept. 1. Small family. Nice Large lot. Amesite drive. AU Ia> Legal Notice money down, 81 weekly; Cole tilea, linoleum and wood floors. each 81000 you borrow, Faat. fair $200 a month. Owner left East Automobile* fqr Sal* 4 Motora, 438 Centsr. MI. 8-0880. St., Manchester. ! excellent condition. Only ■ two 30 " CROWN electric’stove. Very home. Washing and irOning ciUUea. Call A. Reale. 50. 8-1811. Tel. Ml, 8-9393. treatment asaured at reasonable good condition. 65 Foley .St. Coast imrmanently. Would like UMIXA'TtON OkDRS ■52 OLDSMOMU cost when you call CH. 8-8397 and I years old,, 8325,.terms available. MANCHESTER—Let’s look at Uiis 1847 CHEVROLET 3-dobr sedan, AUTO PAlNTINa—Any car, $58, AUTOMOBtILB mechanic, first Call T. J. Crockett’s Office at 50. done out. Write immediate sale. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 'S3 MEDCDRY tkiper “M " Coovortibic. radio, heater, back-ap lighta, 3378. RANGE BURNERS and pot burn-1 talk with Frank Burke or. Mel claaa only'. Excellent working same day service. Leave your 3.5416. Dlatrlet ef Manchester on the 32nd day FkMil Reief Depot srs. Cleaned and'repalred. New G.I. or F.H.A. Minimum down Solimene, Inc., 834 Center St., car beforb going to work. Pick up I Redman of Connecticut Mortgage ditlon. Steady employment. Apply lent pondition. Price $40,' MI. - Price $10,500 of Augual, IMS. HARDTOP hydriuRotic. lioothor ap- • J- Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. MI. and used burners and pumps. Call R.Nchange', 27 I..ewia St., Hartford. in person to Bmno at Mancheater FOR SALE—56 gal, dmms, in good 3-6583. Box S— c'o The Herald payment. Full price 111.800; E Preient Mon. John J. W»1...... kqhdery lotorlor. Gooitl- after work. Complete new enamel Joe. Ml. 8-0147 E. Realty Co. 50. 8-8887. 50. Eetate of Beulah S. Hllle, late of SPONSORED RY THE 8-8t0f. paint tob. Yea we will loan you a Till noon oh Saturdays. Motor Sailes, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. condition. 82.50 eaCh. For further For Further Details Contact Oalmaa browBi atead- Bootol KIL BxqoUmit rub- For Interview 1-1842. Hanoheeter In u id District, deceaxed. ard tnutamlaaioB, ra­ car. No money down—up to 34 HONEY WAGW. Septic tank aerv. information call the Herald, phone Attorney John R. Mrosek ' On roolion of A. Marion. H. Norman- bor. Ooe owimr, M K flK ANDBRSON-SHEA POST AND AUXILIARY, VJ.W . ’ GOOD WILL used cara from your YOUNG MAN to work on used car ^ MI.-3dU2l. of Mid Mancheater. administratrix. dio, boater, opotUgbt, Pontiac dealer. Good prices iuid months to pay. Brunner's Pack' Ice. installing, repairing, clean­ . Business Opportunities 32 lot.'Steady interesting work. Ap-' 923 Main Street THREE CAPE CODS—AU hava six ORDERED; That aix raontlui from lew mlleoge. w lwDw ard, Taicottville. Tel. Ml. 3-819r, excelleat rubber, low terpia as tow as $3 per WMk. Mc­ ing. J. P. Fay, 404- Wetherell St, ly in peradi) to Ray Dwyer at PORTABLE HOUSE with equip­ finished rooms, oil bumara, good the 23nd day of Auruzt. 1*65. be and mileage, one Opei\ aysninga 'til 8. Sat. 'til 6. Manchester. MI. 9.2330. CARVEL STORES AfvaUable to L A. Manchester, Conn. the same are UmItM end eltowed (or Clure Pontiac, Inc., 978 Main St. £lancheater Mq4or Saiea. ment. Size 12’ X le"^. CaU 50. locations, good Iota with trees the creditors within which to bring iii owner car. S169S '44 CADILLAC Ati hems Contributed W H Be Distributed Whero^ ML 8-4548. qualified persons in Connecticut - near- schools, near tranqiortation their clalma agelnzt Mid estate, aikl FURNITURE Repair Service: 8-9614 after 4. ‘ 6-Door, hydro., eporkUog ^ CAR BURN OIL? /area. These highly auccesaful Honace For Sale 72 Prices 813,800 to 118,800. Madeline ■eld edminlitretrix ie directed to gtre 1983 CHEVROLET otatlon wagon, Econom.v Overhaul Complete repairing, refinishUig, drive-in Ice cream store franchisee . Beneficial Finance Company DEEP FREEIZE cheat type, uaed CONVERSE, smith. Realtor. ML 8-1843. public notice to the credltore to bring in rsaterlng on aU types of (Umltui^ are now available. Carvel stores their clelme srlthln Mid time ellowed '54 MERCURY $195 ever Needed. By The Salvation Army of Hartford lour door, six paasenger, with W i| ! employ several men as 6 months, 450 lbs.‘ capacity. Will CAMBfUDGE ST. — Oool, ahady, by publlehlng e cqpy of thin order tn Bfoateroy a-Paoe. Blu* -W radio, heater, five nearly new Most aU cars. Parts and labor Zigmur.d Gosds, Prop. Formerly are delivered to you completa in­ ■acrifice. 50. S-V4S1. ATTENTION! convenient, 5% rooms, on* floor. ■ome newepeper heving e circuletlon tires, very low mileitfe. latcellent 848.9,5. No money down 84.90 of Watkins Bros. Tel. Ml. 3-74^. cluding our own excluaiva . pat­ branch manager trainee*. Large porch, electric atove, re­ 101 CONCORD ROAD In zeid.probete dietrict within ten deye stetloH' wAgPB. Igerco- 'S3 lUICK condition throi|gh«^ ’ See Bob monthly. All work guaianteed. ented equipment and special for­ Must tie high school gradu­ from the dete of thie order end return matte, radio, boater, ttet- SEPTIC TANKS and sewer,/lines, Offices frigerator. Bendix. 50. 9-5448. make to thi* court .of the notice jctvi 0* giao*. whitewall Urea. Sopor 6-door, 8-teo* mula products. Training, aupar- ates, college training d^rr HEAVY WARDROBE trunk. Good PAINTIIfB AND $17,600 , JOHN J. WAU.ETT. Judge point, radio sod hooter, 481 Main '\ MOTOR SALE installation only. Drywells/leach- vision, advertising ‘and merchan- condition, $20. Call 50. 3-7092,' a ix ROOiq Cape Cod, twu untin- , Ing trenches inatalied/ cellar able. Age 22 to 28. Must have LIMITATION OBOEE^ iBterior. dypoaow, Mated giooa, THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NEEDED: Fords, Chsvrblets, etc. ....8124.95 diaing methods. No expertenca iahed. OU hot water heat, fire- Modified ranch home, at­ AT A A ed, full time for ladies raady-to- 100’ X 200’ lot. Built by cen tr^ or notice to the creditors to bring In their "Ciow aalloogo. Imm eolato see Bob Olivtr, Centsr Motor men's Shirt collars reveracd and , wear store. Apply In person. Peg- MR. CUNNINGHAM , 815. Delco )4 b.p. motor, $5, 5(1. eleima within Mid time allowed by raplaced. Marlow’a Little Mend­ 3-6772. S3 sukoinr b t . owner. Priced to aell quickly. HENRY antEBT—Tbraa badrtm poMlehlaX e copy o( thIe order in aome 'SO PORD Sales, Ml Main St. gy Lane, 777 Main St. 2 W O M E N — 5».. • 1 newepeper herbig e circuletlMl |n m M $ 9 9 5 Ottotepi 6-do*r. M A C LARSON’S DRTVINO School. ing Shop. ...; For Personal Injterview TEL. MI *-17t* ranebaa itow nearing oemplaaBa. s r r 1980 DODGE 4-door. Dark green. * ' ■ . ?- - at OLENWOOD STREET Among the many axcallant fea- ohele district withh) ten dare front Rod!*, hooter. Manchester’a. only trained' ' and WOMAN, five day week, amall air- for sMcmbly and irtBpectiori Sa dal* of thli order end return make 3 PIGKUIP DEPOTS Low ihiteage,.Gf)od motor, 8450. certified Instructor. For yoUr safe, FLAT FINISH HoUand .aindow conditioned office. General office Building Materials 47 A littie gam of a Colonial type Uiraa are the buUt-tn alactric to m » court of the notHc- given. ■91 Mm eUZY Solimene.- Inc., 834 Center St., 'ty vye are trained to teach proper­ shadea, made to measure, "AU Work, bookkeeping essential, an­ MI 3-4166 ' work in dry cleaning plant. hpme. 2*’ Mvlng room, tUad Young*- rangaa and ovana. u you bUrry JOHN J. WALL!' ‘ ■ iBTT, Judge. 6*Door. Gray aW* HECHANICrS BPCCIAI. Manchester. Dodge and Plymouth ly. Ml. 94075. '■ ■ ■ metal Venetian blinds at a . new swer phone, some typing. Np j Mahogany Paneling per M $195.00 Must be neat ^pearing. town kitten , dining.combination, you wlU have your cholc* of AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE held Radin, hooter ox- '6* OMaaobUe fIB S n) V. F. W. HOME Dealer. MI. 3-5101. - low price. Keys mads while you Canadian Framing, decorating. Priced at *15,100 with at Maaebeeter - within and for tha ahorthand necessary. Start $48 per Apply In Person tUqd bath and lavatory. S 1 ^ - eoBeat ruMcr. $7K tHioer "S * " W llw WOMEN MOST careful drivers. wait. Marlow’a. week. Raises according to prog- 'Th r e e m w-CLAss cai^ntm. lo a d ...... per M 889.50 PHA dnandim avallabta. Hanaal Dietrict of Mancheater, on the l8th day . MANCHESIlR GREEN HOURS: 9:00 AM. H U N O O N 1953 CHEVROLET de luxe aedan. >The Annum Oonatru'etion Co. MI. ■NO RONUSRI rooms, permanent aluminum aid-, pt August. A.D. 1951. Never too old to lesnj. Female In- reaa. For interview apply in per­ Claar Trim ...... '...lln. ft. 7c tag. Very fine buy at *15,900. 'A Patermam b e., BuUdera. Fhcaa Preeenl, Hon. John J. WelleU, Judge. Rlaay other* to Choioa* Fron. Out They Gal Extra clean, gleambig Jet bjnek. Mruclor. Standard, automatic. 8-8344. Iiiaulation, fr o m ...... aq. ft. .042 n S H E R ML f-IOOl or ML Estate of Emma E. BTens, lata FvMir equipped, low, mileage. son 80t Hartford Rd'. . upataire. Meacheiter in Mid Dietrict, decM Look Today . ... Buy Today! . .Dual insured car. M and M DrlV- Quilding— ^obtracting 14 Great Eastern Conatruction Co. Sheathing. lo a d ___ per M *t^.50 CHARGED PHELPS ROAD Dougtaa"Motora, 333 Main, tng School. Ml. 9-8541.’ IBM SUPiERVIdbR. Local b r m - No. 1 Clear Door* from each ^.50 DRY CLEANSERS 1 VERNON — Five room ranch, Upon appHcettoa of Robert J. Evene, Izatlon requiiSa exj^riehced. K M ExeapUonaUy fine Bngllah Co­ praying that an liutrument purportlni (2) NEW MODEL LAUNDRY & DRY CU STONE, BRICK work’ and conorete Built-In Iroplng Boards each 812.50 325 l^ftMd. St., Manchester 2ND (SiteEiid) radiant heat. Hot water oil heat. to be the Ui4t wUl end leetement e : YOU CANT SEE these from the AUTO ORIVINO tnstnicUon. All eupervtaor to manage department Wbod Gutter from. tin. ft...... 40c lonial 7 room* Including heated TUa bath, two car g a i^ e . amee- ■aid dteeaeed he admitted to probate 73 SUMMIT STREET HOURS: OHM AJA.9i1 street. 1847 Hudaoo, 1848 .Nash, work. Cali Ml. 9-5451 days. Ml. CLERK-TYI^IST and Install aeriea of new appUca- den or aimroom, -S large bedrooma, as per eppileatton.oa file, it la lessons on insured dual control ' 3-8043, Valentino BeUucci. MORTGAGE ite drive, combination windows, 1847 Chevrolet, others from cars, standard or automaUc. tione in growing inatallaUon. Ex- Complete Home Planning Service bath and lavatory, flreplaq# In aereana and dbora. Caw^y over ORDERED: -TMt the foregoing ap- with pleasant . personality. from LOANS plicaUon be heard and determined at 838. Look behind attic*. Douglas Capahit' experienced instructors. PALMER AND CARNEY, mason calleot ofmortunity. All company Hving room, attached garage, fine picture window and door. Shrub­ the Probate office In Manchester in aald MORIARTY NA’nO N A L BSjrt - - - M oUm , 338 Main. ^ ______- Cordner Auter School. MI. 9-8010. contractors. Free estimates. No Must be high school gradu­ benefits. Write Box W, Manchea- big lot well landscaped. Owner bery. Automatic waahar. Tal rtcl. os'* the lat day of Beptambar, JA. 7-3880. ' ter IjviHiing Herald. . BUILDERS SUPPLIES WANTED must eeU quickly, Oiarefor* priced A.D; 1165.____ at_____ ten o'clock______in Uls for*^ (3) THRIFTY CLEANERS 18*0-CHEVROtET jbp lux# tudor, ‘job too big or loo small. MI. ate, knowledge of stenography Rodkviuo TR. earn. noon, and that notlea be glvee to all 8-47B3wRMkvUls TR. 8)4744. ' "The Builden’ Yaid’’ reiOisticaUy. ■. . pertoas Interested la aald' eatsU of tha 1043 MAIN STREET HOURS:9.*OOAAl.t»l r a ^ , heater, good coadiuon, I^ C H iE trrtR Driving A lu k k ^ desirable but not essential. WANTED-^Servtce atation attand- - 331 State Street ROUTE SALESMAN PORTER ST. AREA. WcUington pendancy of Mid appllcaUoit and. the UtrougliouL SmaU down payment- time and pMee of hearing thereon, by Maocheatar’a oldest, most recom­ GENERAL Conatructioi|, altera* Age 18 through 26.f Good ant part -Ume aftemoona. Apply North Haven. Conn, / m o n t h l y CaU WUUam McBride 5 « 3-6*1* ^ Six room coionlu, 1% batha, Urma; Douglaa Motors, 133 mended, your safely, our buai- Boland Motora, 338 Oanter St Good opportunity for am­ cabinet kitchen, . lUdi washer, dis­ publlahing a copy of this order In aome tiona, remodeling, plastic 'tile, salary, five day week, liberal Talephone CHeatnut 8-2|47 For Every Th wiaead Dellara newspaper hsTing a ciwilalfaui In aalil BROTHERS nesa. License guaranteed. Stand­ posal, llreidac*, storm aaab, de­ dtatrict. It - lepit Hts days’ Mfbre (ha counter worlr garage, etc. No Job vacation. Phone MAN WANTED to help on I n i^ i. bitious young- man. Good X*** Berrow J. W ATSO N BEACH and CO. "ON THK LEVEL AT CCHTICR gad BKOAO” ard or automaUc.' Mr. Mlclelta too smaU. Eugen# Giraidiin,' 18 tached garage. Oonvenient rod- day of said hearing, to appoar if they YODR IdHOOLM-MKRCimT l«ALEB your personal instructor. Dial PL Dumaa Motor Tranapoitatlon. MI. pay. P^d vacation, hospi- ■ Loans np to 120,000 ace cauaa at asid tbne and piaca and W* W iff riccofrt riff lte n ii TJ ■«**^ • rwj Trotter. Ml, 84608. a ^ ssaibiB at, PIM. m NO i O N U S ^ ^ a r 5 0 . a-UOT.' y IsavW tawi. Odl^ML *418*. T T .( ■ - - ' %

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yot.LXxnr,ND.j77 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY^ AU6I7ST 16, .1*55 PRICE m B CJDfn fVl -A- 3T‘ mm#m L V A L U E PARADE Bed Cross Extends Flood Fundjdours i . X - tile Red Croaa . today an­ nounced if la extending its hours for receiving flood-relief contributiona at ita office, M X To Be ‘Terror’ Center 81. y , m # office will be opeiT until • o'clock tonight and from • x^Jacksonfille,fFla., Aof. 2 8 f a ^ f * **cuiMacatormatod«> a.m, to S p.m. tomorrow. It yP) — A Navy . Hurricane veiop there. It is farther north Will be open from • a.m. until Hunlfr plane took off here than tha usual breeding ground. 5 pjn. Saturday. ‘‘OMtdltiottB as«. auch that Kdith Thoee who wiah to donate by of Aid at 4 iba|. today to probe an probably will move in a wavtarly checka, ahould meka it payable to Lynwood K. Elmore, flood area of snspidon in the Gulf direction-— either northwest or •V’C .-’.r •• of Mexico about ISO ntilea weat-north^eat—for the next two relief treasurer. days, at least.' m at's the same old Whether-you mail your con­ ni^rtliwcat of Cuba. The Navy route that Connie and Diane fol­ tribution or make it in person, With Cash Sales aaid the area, had ‘tponaibili* lowed. ‘fklith will require p lot of give aa much aa you can. You : tics pf developing into a close watching. Md your town were lucky. Silpports Governor ; fropidil storm.*’ ''Being nuns Mhcantratad s’t the outset, Edith can be axpocted to show graater intensification. By Miami, Fla., Aug. 26 (/P)— Saturday I expect her to have Pusbes > The year’s fifth hurricane, winds of 133 to-135 miiea an hour On/ Disaster Relief THURSDAY ^F^dith, spun ominously over near her center.' the open Atlantic^ today and The atorm's. forward. movement was toward tha west-northweat at Flood Area Washington, Aug. 25 {JPy—T h t Army Engincen ioBaj one of the top storm warn­ about 13 miles an hour. Galea ex ing experts predicted its tended outwnrd 130 mile* to the catimated flood damage in Northeiaatem statca at fl,t00,> winda would have a force of north and east and 80 miles to the Rebef Plans 000,000 and aaid the area faces “one of tha biggest, tooffMat 125 nriiles an hour or better south and west of the center. flofld rehabilitation Jobs since the one Nosh faced hftar Hm Ships near the hurricane were Great Flood of biblical times.” A B .C and AMERITEX For Back To School ~ CLOSE OUT! TOILETRIES ETC by Saturday. advised to exercise caution. Washington, Augi 25 (/P)— Gordon GKuin, Alef ■tonn fore- me hurricanes Connie and ''Csster in tho Weather Bureau's The government threw H ^fo rd , Aug. 25 <^P)-—Flood-stricken Connedicut w u B8- EASY TO CA$E FOR— CREASE-RESISTANT Carter^s Parfait Plaid JOHNSOhrS BAlY POWDER, Large ...... 5 3 c Diana came out of the aame gen­ money and manpower into \ ' •Sr'.k • ^ hurricana oentar here, said BdiUi'a eral area earlier this month to hit sured today that the state’s Congressionardelegstioh “wilt winds at pras^t were about 80 the Carolina coast and swirl the flood-stricken northeSst fight for every dime they can get in federal aid.” 83c LADY ESTHER CREAM ..... i ...... 69e milaa an bour. 3 ^ wasentered through the populous eastern ses' today in a jnassive rehabili­ FineQuRlity PRINTED C O TTO N S Cotteni that resist wrinkling, ypt can't shrink, and a t 11 a.m. near IMitude 33.3 north board. The assurance came from (tov. Ribicoff, who was badud GOWNS, PAJAMAS longUtude fiO.S w ek or 330 miiea tation effort which could up in the statement by the lawmakers who cc^erred with- Connie brought damaging winds cost more than $100 million!''' give you ntore wear with loss^eara. You will love the 59e WOODBURY’S DRY SKIN CREAM ...... 49e northeait of San J i^ , P.R. and heayy rains to ths CSroilnas, him this morning on flood relief measures. la e # MUea rram Mlaml 'Virginia and Pannaylvania, blow- With advance approval of con­ The hour-long meeting a t thep-^ gressional leadeta. President beautiful new prints, plaid ginghams and plain col­ •niat location placedv lts center ing out in Canada. Governor's emergency flood con­ and NEGLIGEES about 1,300 miles couhieaat of Diane followed last 'week. It Eiaentiower ^ordered into effect trol headquarters In the Hartford 89*^ yJ- ; g.„ ors. New mixtures in rayon, nylon, dynel,. etc., that Pajamas and negligees in run proof nylon tricot. aouth.joutheaat of Gape l&tteras, cord in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, ing funds and re-sources already complete cqopierstian among . all Dark tone groupda with unusual patterns and colorings LARGE HALO SHAMPOO ...... 89c N. C, V New York and parts of New Eng available to niinrerous govern­ elective officials in attendance. . look like wool.) Wool plaids, tweeds and plains—* land, and left an estimated 176 ment agencies. m « y will look to Present were U.S. Sim. Prescott that look like siQc designs. Preshrank fast color, crease $8.95 SHORTIE GOW N ...... ea. $7.00 ^ *Edith la a amaller, mora concen­ Congress for relmbursemeiit next On Honeymoon raaistant finish. Will vratsh and iron like a handkerchief. trated storm that aither Connie or dead and damaga aatlmated at a S. Bush and Reps, thonuui J. Dodd billion dollars. year. wool and rayon mixtures that are so smart for fall QUICK HOME PERMANENT...... $1.50 Diane.” said £>unn. "Her spawning Congresa Call Not Needed of Hartford, Horace Seely-Brown $10.95 PAJAMAS and REG. GOW N .. ; ea. $8.00 y„ , ground was in the aame general potential Killer "Thia meana a special aession of of Pomfret, Albert W. Cretella of After Reunion and winter wear. arts aa the other two. although Weathermen had been watching North Haven, Albert .P. Iforana La r g e l is t e r in e ...... 79c Copgreaa wtll not be necessary," ot Greenwich, and James T, Pat­ 36^' Dan River, Wnnkished .JBdiUi moved farther west in wave an eaaterly wave well to the east reported, James C. Hagerty. White Portland, On., Aug, 85 (B) — ■ form than the others before spin­ of Puerto Rice for several days but terson of'Watertown. $14.95 NEGLIGEES ...... $10.00 House press secretary, as he out­ ■Airman Daaisl. Sdunldk sad. tha ning into a hurricane. „ it was not until the Air^'Force lined the steps already taken or Mad River Quieted Down in Winsted Congrbssman-rst-Large Antoni ECONOMY s iz e COLGATE TOOTHPASTE .. 53c •This causiia us to believe there N. Sadlak of RockvUe and Sen. wife who said aha had mantad 58'^ planned. Mad River, which last weeje lived up to Its name, spilling over and sweepi^ away much of the PLAID^CHNGHAA\S Baulings Wool and Rayon is some, persistent factor in the (Oentinned on Pngo mree) Wiiliam A. Purtell of West Hart­ another man, w an bade togMhar The Red ' Cross, meantime town of'Winsted, ^ now'confined to low, stony banks. Ths stream ran rampant through Win­ today—apparently raconcUad Md Lady Elizabeth Lace Trim boosted its disdater appeal goal ford could not attend because Uiay 60c ALKA SELTZER ...... 54c sted, causing damage estimated by local officials st'frSfii $28 to |S4 million. In the lower photo, su'e on a European tour. haM»y. from IS million to |8 million as a National Guardsman patrols the concrete ditch that is Wlnsted's Main Street it . faced growing reports of The latter was represented by The wife, Uaa, arxivad hara lata SCOTCH PLAIDS John M. Hurley. Dominion Quality BUfFERIN TABLETS ...... 53c-79c-$l.23' damage. ' . N. ' yeaterday aftornocm and thatr re­ 89*^ y^ NYLON SLIPS Morocco Wants France It aaid at least 702 homes were Govf Ribicoff said he waa con­ union *Vaa something wonderful demolished and more than 14,000 fident the members will do an to see,” a neighbor reported. In all white. Drys quickly and needs no ironing. Sizes heavily, damaged by last week's outstanding Job in getlng help They promptty went into seehi- 75c BAYER ASPIRIN .... i ...... 64c for Connecticut. "They're able, ■ion aad w e n reported to be a t M 32 to 40. flood..Its latest count'ahowed 10,- Starspun Quality *1.98 yj- \ Return Deposed Sultan 363 families homeless and de­ hardworking and sincere,'* he Ongon beadi reaiart today. 99^= yd RYBUTOL WITH BONUS PACKAGE ...... $5.95 % pendent on churlty foraurvival. said. Manlad Aaatlier Mm sen. Rush and Rep. Seely- Schmidt Waa reloaaad from a Plaids for school, for work, for sport, for play in au- V ■■ E. Roland Horrlman, National -1 Alx l« France, Aug. 3Swan4 Mcognltion of Ben .VouaaefA Rad-^ Cross chainnan, said. 4hf Brown, in turn, congratulated the Rad CbinsiM priaip tost month to ■ Two fine quality D ^ River plidds in beautiful patterns^ thenic tartan Scotch plaids.' , (P)-^Morocce'i Nationalist Istlqtal continued—“— right to * the *• thrdne. —m f "needs continue to grow in the (tovenidr '^enr, his splendid leader­ Isern his wife aaid ahie had and colorings including the Black Watch. ea. (Indapendonce) party today do-, Istiqlal considers that Ben Youssef disaster affected area.” and urged ship. thought him dead aad< hadJWilp'- *2:98 skIr ts by College Town manded revision of tha French' ia still the legal sultan and that chapters throughout the country Preginun OntUaed ried anotoer mM: to CtoIUtriM» protectorate's treaty and a chance the present sultan. Mohammad to consider as^“rock bottom” th« Among the m atters tha dele-' when he epent three wetfu Irv­ 36'* Washable, Crompton's WASHABLE for deposed Sultan Mohammed Ben Ben Moulay Arafa is a usurper. fund goals assigned them earlier: gation agroed to piuh were: ing to untoBito ^ pnhton. - SPECIAL SALE Sheer Seamless Toussef to return to the throne. The French deposed Ben Toussef The agency reported “virtually Aaslet officials of damaged Schmidt filed for dlveree and 36" BANTER CLOTH Tweeds, wool with nylon, sanforlan basic flare, eight .In the course of a.3<4 hour! two. years ago'and Installad Ben a deluge .of gifts" to its disaster towns in applying for federal asked custody of their small aaa. gored, straight, walker. In a wide range of colors. Sizea meeting with French Premier Ed-' Moulay Arafa on the throne. fund had followed appeals by housing and urban development. But, said the nelghbar, "He The newest crease resistant, preshrank, fine plain PINWALE CORDUROY gar Faure. delegatee of the out Ben Toueaef ehould be brought Elsenhower and other ofllcials. but Gov. Ribicoff said every town he loved her end ehe loved him and 10 to 20. lawed Natloiialiat movement elat­ back from exile in Madagaecar stressed that the , need is grow- haa seen on his inspection trips they never had a diance to gat colored cotton. NYLONS ed thelr-party'e 'viewe on pointe at and allowed to live, at leaet for l"lf- , , can take advantage of this pro- together. Since ho got back thqr leeue between France and Mo­ the time being, in France. Eisenhower made a new appeal gam. 7. had only seen eadi other aerfloa 15 denier, first quality in sunhue shade. Sizes 8Vc to 11. rocco. I A new Moroccan government yesterday, saying donors shouldn't Work to persuade Congress to a deak with a lawyer preaeaL Ton TWENTY-FIVE Thte meeting was regarded at ehould be formed which will wait to ^ asked by the'RSd Cross, expand fast tax writeoffs to all can't eettle anything that-way.” «I.I9 yi the key eeeslon in talke aimed at negotiate a new link with France but "should seize the opportunity flood-damaged Industry, Such con­ yd. COLORS ^5,98 ending the bloodehed in Morocco. to replace the protectorate. Final­ Tha. peiihbor ~ Mrs. Rabort to force upon them more than they cessions are presently granted Thomaa -r aaid aha undentood ar- Twenty-four colors in one of the best quality corduroys A epokeeman for the letiqla] group ly, an opportunity ehould be given can use.” only to defense plants: p n told reportere the diecueaione with for the Moroccan people to decide rahgemanta for~ttolfli tr ^ bora Banter is one of tho new cresso rcfsistant cottons that by Crompton. You will love the colors for dresses, jump­ More Bodies Found Expedite the request .for emer­ were completed shortly afte r the French minietere were "thor­ whether Ben Toueaef aiiould ^ome gency'-federal funds to help re­ stay neater and fresher longer and just imagine it at ers, skirts, jackets and suits. ough, frank and very cordial:” back to rabat, the capital. Five mors bodies of flood vie Schmidt arrived hen Mantar ta Helen Harper SWEATERS tims were recovered yeste'rdsy in build highways. visit hto mother, Mrs. Ray Fatars the low, low price of only 59c yd. For children’s and . Sultan P«>aitlM Vital m e meeting with the latlqlal Connecpliut, and large nuihttera Assist bbth business and home- m e epokeeman eaid that the men wae delayed one day ao Faure women’s dresaos, skirts, blouses, aprons, draperies, of peraohs still were unaccodnted owners in getting disaster loans (ODBltaaed en Baga Benr)'- spreads, etc. In wool and orlon. Slipovers, cardigans, turtle neck, first etep to a eolution of the ciiele could ait in peraonelly.* He apent for in Penmylvania and Connecti­ from the Smalt Business Admlni- 45" Wesco "Flanador", Acetate and Rayon THURSDAY ONLY! mock turtle and V-neck in an array of colors. Sizes In Morocco muet be a return to yeaterday in Faria engaged in cut. That threatened to raise atill jstration. Seely-Brown emphasised 34 to 40. . legitimacy and legality ae regarde higb-levti talke deaigned to coun­ higher the storm'a death toll, which, 'that property-owners .who suffered =BBS±SaBBasaB8CEIB the poeiUon of the Suilan. He ad­ ter critlciam of hia efforta to reach Mystery Clouds s, Clcars Cutter damage may apply. There is no REGULAR>I.OO FIRST QUALITY SHEER ar was revised downward slightly 36" A.B.C., Punjab and Quadriga ded: ■ ' a eompromiae with the North Afri- yesterday to a new figure of 176. ceiling on loans to business, he FLANNEL ' "mere le no doubt that the trea­ <»n Nationaliste. ' ' Hot even a good guess was avail­ said. ^Bulletins' SEMI-SERVICE f u l l -f a s h io n e d ty which' eetabliehed the protector, 'A 15-man group of Coneervative able of the total overall material Push a - disaster insurance pro­ ate muet be revieed. m e frame­ depuUea demanded that Faure re­ damage from the rains and floods gram which woiild help in future from ths AP W ilis WASHABLE PRINTS work of the preeent treaty no call the I4ational Aaaembly from which Huricane Diane' brought on Food Heiress Sttllt Negligence emergencies of ‘this nature. »3.98 ■. »7.98 longer correeponde to'reality.” vacation to debate the aituaUon, loat week. Strive to get Congress to ap­ NYLON ^h o sier y m e letiqUI group aaid aome Of an ebvioua threat to Seek the gov- Eisenhower approved the gov­ prove funds for New England flood - 9 9 * " yd. Philadelphia, Aug. 25 ()Ph-A 22- 1 B O u n rsB U.8. a im ; Ite membere v^ll go to-Geneva, emment'e overthrow if it did not ernment relief program In a brief Waehington, Aug. 25 tip)—Thewcaused polio but that scientists NaWbairgb. N. T.. AM^ M (Pj poeelbly thte aftemooti, to confer knuckle under. Premier r t - year-old Philadelphia socialite who (Cbnttnued en Pnge roar) In new shades all reinforced at', heel and toes for extra -m e Washington stopover en route from last Juiie 24 eloped without her government today biaihA the Cut- w*?* unable to determine the exact —3UJ. DM- M. B. Natoaik awb- Hand washable, crease, resistant. Smart fro.ited colors BLOUSES with the party's eecretary general, plied that he would not even call Phllsdelphia, where he addressed maader af tba Baatem Air Dw 59^ y**- wear. Sizes 8':^ to 11. Ahmed Balafrej. who _hae been hia full cabinet together until he fsmily's consent with a Miami, ter^poik) vaccine Ipcidem on “fun-1 in cjiarcoal, mariner blue, cruiser red, leaf green, chicory, Fia., motorcycle policeman, was feaea feroe living in exile, eince the party wae finiahed talking with the Moroc­ (Oenthined an Pnge Three) jdamenUl weaknesses” in its own! in'effect cleared the Berke- state area eaat aC ika i Patterns and polorings that ara unusual for dresses, by Ship ’n Shore, Mecthore end DeCotfe. Whites, euUaw^ alnlbet three years ago. can* thia weekend and dlgeated hia ;— —.—A found dead last night under cir- U.S., China Stalled shell rose and heather brown,. ciunstancea described as unusual now-dlacarded aafety testing pro- ley, Csllf,, concern of negligence River, aaaeaaeed today skirts, blouses, etc. derkf, pestcU, pleids end itripei. Sizes 30-40. French eourcee eaid it wae like­ findinga. > cedurea. , adth these words: ' ‘ tone oaw atr dIvlalaM w « ly^ thet Feure- wili invite Balifrej eWarge Delay by France by police. Mrs. Doris Silver Oatreicher, It said new standards provide "The equipment, the physical ar- On Captives - Issue oettvatad Sept 8. He aold « k to' come here before the conference Proteata agalnat the *gove.m- "adequate safeguards'.'-against in- 1 rsngements snd the routine, hsndt era's preaeat fear air dMaki 79^ gniehee. ment alao mounted among PYench Navajo Tribe daughter of Hermsi^ Silver, vice — W t s c o fpetive amounts of live 'virus again {ling procedures of the Cutter wtU be retalaad, tort their on Tenna OUtliMd reaidenta of North ‘Africa, who president of Food Fair. Inc., a being injected into healthy chil-1.Laboratories were,checked in de- Geneve, Aug. 25 —The United St€fck Up Now During Our large grocery chain on the East­ States snd Communist China falia<‘ •f air defema in hie etatement to the preea, charged tougher military meaaurea Decade from d n n . tail to determine if deficiencies in ba reaUgoad. the letlqlel epokeeman outlined hia agalnat the Nationalhita before- ern Seaboard, died in'the spsrl- again today to agree on a formuli ‘2.98 ■. ‘4.98 me‘nt of long-time friends while on The Public Health Service re­ theni might have led,to rontam- for freeing 41 Americana detained pert Ye poeition ee followe: port on a four-months investiga­ inatfon. Nothing was found to in­ SCOCA8 jB ^ W S * 0 1 0 JINK* .'If August White Sale "KAREFREE" FABRICS SCHOOL f SUPPLIES ■ ; '. BfXm'nWEAK--SEOONb FUM>K Rerrtovat of the preeent Sultan (Oontiaued on Pjage Three) Independence a social virit. The attractive red tion aaid some lota of Cutter- vac­ dicate that. the- infective sntounta on the Chinese mainland. haired girl received naUbnwide U. Alexia Johnson. U.S. ami r e te s t HUIs, N. Y.. Ail«. IS I cine contained live .'virus 'and of live virus in C utter vaccine were Aaatralia gat tha IfaM Hand araahable, crease resisUnt. Just wMh and-dnp dry, PENCIL BO)(ES-i-i...... ,. i .. ,ii... 29c to 69e publicity a few tnontha ag6 when attributable to contamination.” >sador to Prague, and Waiig t Window Rock., Arit.. Aug.' 35 she ran off unexpectedly With Earl nan, Red China’s envqy in Wi .break -today aflmm V J L ekarth little or no ironing. , Michael Oatreicher, 26-year-oId Oouragoas Report ploa ; Vk ,-SrtxM waa toa«i Can You Start Again at 62 f * — Independence for America's Cutter' Laboratories called the met (or two hour* and flve mlnui Sheets, Cases, Towels, FrrTED ZIPPER BINDER CASE ______. . . ;$2.50 SWEATERS largest Indian tribe ih 10 years? Miami policeman. Health Service statement a ,"coU'' in the Palace of Nations. *^*yj bgataat hia oM ..‘RJtooT’ Ka« 45^ Wesco Kargfree Crepe C I ^ s - That is the hope of one vigorous Police said a copy of their report News Tidbits rageoua report affirming our faith emerged to announce only that'hm? Baaewall, to ike sptaiiag rtogtos Slip-on and rardigans. Nylon, orlon find wool, good selee- young man who fills a key role in was. transmitted to the homicide that no negligence ior incompetence other meeting would be held Sat­ aC toe Davis Chip aSal> R«yen and Dynel ...... a.. ^ | yda HARD COVER BINDERS o ,...... 39c end 50c tion of colors. Sizes 7 to 14.^^, ^------^ Aging Couple Lose All tribal affairs. squad because of the unusual rtr- Called froa AP Wires would be found ...” urday. * ' ^ leiaga rsM d. ..Tba aao*a#maMk "Ih 10 years I* would like to see cumstsncea surrounding the death. A company, statemeht added; Today's meeting; was tbs 11th tomarraw at Ika West BHa Ttoto Bed Pillow Mattress Pads the Nsvsjos take over, with every ataC M b -A sew lijBeted crept weave in chsmwl. green Ixureb'navy, tMdi Dr. Samiiei Manstein, a physician "While naturally relieved that devoted to the first item on the BINDER REFILLS ...... iOe y~ the apartmant' : Weather Buiesa ay s brown and medium grey. Navajoe,” says M. Maurice Mo- in the Oatreicher girl was 'viaitlng, of etonsic bomb 'within hurricane (Contlaued on Page Nineteen) (OSatiBBed oa Pbga Three) ■gatoat Lewie 4 m and Covers, €tCi' ^ Oabe, aeeretary-treasurer of the pronounced' her -dead - and said, he- probmay wenld Inerenee nther ■COMPOSITION ioOKS ...771.. /...... IQc to was uiiable to determine the cauas thdn duninia storm's fury . . . ""^lionoAOExnu^ A many-sided program, or series of death. ' By JAMES DEIT4N V ^ The furniture — the - rad-pluah A ustria’s 15,000 doctors snd den­ Wartdagt^ At«. 28 ~ 45” Wesco Korofroo Flannel C I ' of programs, aimed ultimately at Occupants of the apartment tists begin two-dey aatton-wlde are a t FHA' retractable BALLPOINT PENS .,v ...... 59c North Grosvenor Dale, Aug. 25 sofa and sasy obslra with embroid- turning the tribesmen loose to 'Royonand D acron ...... v. ■ yd. ' (ffv—The giay haired woman loo)c- ,ery work .drtq>ed over their backa where Mrs. Oatreicher died told strike in protest at^nst planned It Wasn^t a Stylish Wedding ■gad ai GIRf.S’ BLACK WATCH shape their own destiny is gaining police she had been separated from law which they'elaim will harm coetera BABY SHOP ^ •d at her furniture, wet and ruined —ia ruined. ' " momentum. Among major phaaea from the dank flood Waters, out her husband. Her family lives in thsir iNTtvato pncticea and Froaty tone flannela Umt will waah like a handkerchief. Char­ WEARjEVER LIQUID LEAD PENCIL ...... : : 29c ' Ihe concrete aidawalk leading are:- t'-reatm their independence. £T^'aM*nMiMrStoMM where the front yard had been. from the front door la'gone. The By tha government — Schooling But Knot Was Tightly Tied (m P A ) coal, brown, teal, rnosa' green, p i ^ and light blue. "It's terrible to loswyour home,” neat grass lawn in a mass of mud (Continued on Page n Im Is m ) VM. offleialB say France is us­ of chjidren and movement of ing eight barrewed I1J4. beHoop- •k '' ' ESTERBROOICFOUNTAIN PENS ...... >... $2.50 BERMUDA SHORTS said Mrs. Henry Dery. "We saved snd ssphsit tossed '.p from the tribesmen who wiah to move to MaCABXHY SOCKS .3 prs- $1.00 4 for years to buy It.” street.- ten in combatting .insurgents in Bouthbridge, Mass., Aug. 35 (B—^boy. A newspaper photographer Sizes 4 to 8. New fail colors. Reg. 39c pair. cities to live. North Africa . . Sen Preacott was one of-the official wltneases. Wi Orion, and wool. Sizes She and her 62-year-old husband "ThU was a beautiful place,” By the tribe—;-Bncourage|nent of Autos Crash, Kills It wasn't a stylish wedding -a- hut I3 .9 8 . were sorting out the furnltpre— aaid Mra. Deiy. 'Buah (R-Ooan) calls on Democra­ The Rev. Mose Ledoux murted 10 to 14. industries to'move to the reserva­ tic colleague from South: Carolina only because a big flood ruined the them byj candlelight. Ihare waa no the debris—with an air of "Where It was. The Uttla red-Brick ho^e tion and financial aid to Navajos town. HOUSEWARES she and her. husband occupied for Qne, Injures Seven to "acotch reporta” that Southern choice since there won't b* Ui 8 Pc CAKE SET do we, begin 7” * for college educationa - ' ' . .>: etetea are attenopting to "pirate The bride wore the only dresa in parts of town for a long w Preteen sizes 10 to 14.7 For Dery it was Just about Die 30 years had a view of the tiearby The once warlike Navajos, 87 SPUN ALUMINUM 4-PlECE ■ , By'Harker French River and a bridge that ladMlijua" from . flood stricken she didn't lose in the flood. y*t- ^ I CROUP OF DRESSES last straw. < ^ years after signing a peace treaty' Salem, Aug. 23 (.dh—Richard J. areas ff Oonnecticut. , . . The bridegroom wore hia Nation­ St. ^ Germain* and Mtos Malo His story symboliasS the suffer­ crossed it.. with tin United Statis, atill ha"a Greatly reduced. Values to $5.98. . Currier and lyes, pint eone. fruit and gadroon patterns. • But last Friday night the North Wltklns, 26. of Wilson, was killed Two Colorado R^tublican lead­ al Guard fatigue uniform and he originally were to be married tost CANISTER SET $7.29 ings of many who endured tbo- a long row to poe before they will ers tell Prflttdent BXsenhower he is was haggard from long flood duty. floods predpiUted last weak by Grosvsnor Dam a half mile up- and seven persons w en injured in Friday, the day of the flood. be running their own Vffaira. Thia a three-car crash on Route 85 tote at height of hie popularity and *rhey knelt on pieces of cardboard' They apt pert-way to church With copper tonq.Jops. | . . ' Hurriesns Diane. " atream burst. • » y'bar there aro about'4 Navajo all of New London; Bernard Tif- strength and freer trade jvith old 7wedding with formal clothss.and Several boura later ’th ^ were doaed. Now, over tha door of their once Agency says he haa seen "a grow­ fat\jr, 45, of Groton, and 'Vaugtm customer Oommunlet CHne. ., scores of inylted guaata- evacuated from the house with a RANGE SET . "In tha pSM 10 moaths,” ha aaid, coay home hangs n neat sign, It ing MilitV' on the part of the In­ Sherwood, 32, of Mystic, all occu­ Geh. Nathan F. Twining eaye Instead, only a handful could rope thrown to them by a friend. "Fva loat my Job; I loat |1,000 I Mys “Ihls buUdng is deoland un­ dians to hahdla thqir own atfairs. pants of oqa car. - "Soviets ora at OB" in their reach the church in a badly-bat­ They bc^nled a small boat and qORE^ROY SLACKS Sixes 7 to 14. L *3 ‘9s to *8 “ had iaveatad in tha plant: can't gat fit for ooeupaneyliy order of the "As fast aa we reasonably can, Also M n .1 toicy HUbom aaBltwtorata of prograas davelotong tered pert of town. rowed to the church.'They found For boys ind ffeir 8ize» 2 to 8. P r i^ at ’’ tha moofy until the plant ia aold; health offloor. It la not to be re- we transfer authority to the tclba.” Chart*# Zorn, both of West. Hart­ advanced military craft... Gov Beperter as Altar Boy j the church empty- 'end Sooded. - Md paw. my home U gone.” ooMpied wlthaiit pormlSBion of he says. ford. They wen in another car onment ptona to nea revised SALT and PEPPERS pr. 59c Actually tha bouse kUU. atsnda. the baalth officer.” A reporter gave th* Rretiy bride Father Ledoux sold it wea to be I Preteen sixes 8 to 14. . ^ 5 * ? * ^ 7 * ^ ® ' McCabe, called ‘highly proAci- with three other peraone who w en YiIrTtarr sillmsi I some qf away in mairiage Urt'uicbt be­ M'J ojn., nuptial Maaa. But- tha idaatar of tha Uving room The Darya ware not trying to n - aA” by Spaulding, la opUaistio. uBinJunML fltoSTpradtot win ■ harp cause bar father becamelU after *1 waited part that kour." The JMCIIAM COR^ has baaa washed out. Tha Wteha* Wltkins waa driving alone, SUta toapla iSABKBOfri it forflcast the flood. Bm t hM huokM . CAKE SAVER $3.49 V ^ 8g* ■ chO : « ^ PpUcaaald. Muitor this year. AaothiMr reporter seryail as alti« « ^ i 1 V. '