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J ■ ->e , J 1 I - * I'. / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16.1988 * • » A r m s * Daily Nat Drtas Ras f^ N T Y -rO U R Far Mm W*«ic BnAtd i f f w ;flIanirlr?Btf.r lEuraing Utralb Ai«. 98. m a, Istsred for Urn elaaaaa which will Fahr aad Httla ehaage In Mr. and Mra. John S, rogarty, The arsV^aU meeting ot\the Mra J. Herbert Finlay, 86 R, Bruce W atl^s include both lecturo programs at 1 0 , 5 9 ^ pamtora tatdsbt. MaMly affhay Manchester Registered N u r M s Phelps Rd„ will give an informal the university and field----- tripe to— iS High St., announce the coming welcoming party at 7 p.m. tonight Back-To-School Hats MMnr «< Mm AadM eeatimied v**y warn* $atlM*f*sa. About Town marriage of their daughter, Miei Assn, will be held Tuesday, 8e] furniture factories, retail stores Boraw (tt Clwialattoa* A . . Margaret Mary Fogarty,, to Mer- 1, aV^:45. In the dining room . outdoors at her home, for two of 4t Retail Scliool and warehouses. \ . H aneheiter^A City of ViUaifo Charm the Memorial Hospital. Following he new families in the Imrhediate A faculty of outstanding home and Htmmn B«Imnd, rill Joseph Whiston. eon of Mr. U t. U n . and Mra Stephra J. Whiston. of m business session, Mrs. Howard ighborhood. R. Bruce Watkins, of Watkins goods merchants and Industry ax- High S t, whoM 60th wedding Meriden. The crffemony will .take Lockward, the former Miss perU will stage a series of “shirt (CtaaMM Adv as Page 18), MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1953 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE n V B CENTS MinlverMry f»Ue on Wedneidey. Hasel Drlggs, will present a pro-^ Ml«. Arlyne Burdick, 37 Strant Bros., is attending the National sleeve" talks followed by discus­ YOL. LXXII. NO. 279 Sept a, wiU obeerve the event et place Saturday. Aug. JO, at 10 apt. Retail Furniture Assn.'s 1953 In St. James’ Church. a gram of dramatic readings. All St., w ^ bitten by> an unlicensed sion periods during which man­ • nntUy dinner, Sunday, Aug. 30, members are urged to reserve the dog earner this week and treated school for retail executives in Chi­ agement problems will be ana­ gt Schaub’s Reataurant on the date. at Manchester Memorial Hospital's cago this week and next. lyzed. , foat Road, Warehouae Point Jack •'Proven, son of Mr. and eniergency\room. Dog Warden Lee The fourth annual two-week ses­ Among the subjects to be pre­ Mounis fpr^ister Mrs. Daniel Provan, 620 ^ t Mid­ Fracchia is^nvestigatlng. sion will be held in Wleboldt Hall, sented during the session are store Law Guild dle Tpke., is attending the Fellow­ Mr. and Mrs. M. Kenneth Oa- organisation and personnel man­ ‘ U t, and Mri. LouU U. Oenoveii. trinsky arid daughter, Carol Ann McClintock Campus of North­ IftS North Main St., have been ship Conference at Camp Wood- Raymond J.'Finnegan, Jr., gun­ western University, through Sept. agement, planning and conducting stock. Conn., this week as a dele­ 30 Saulterg Rd.< returned today apeclal sales, events and * promo­ tUitlng the family of their eon, after a motor trip through the ner's mate 3/c tISN, 243 Oak 8t.. 4. A record enrollment of 57 rep­ Is Ternted UN Vote Defeats■ India e. **=. Bid lAula M. Genovesi, Jr., of Glena gate from Center Church. Mrs la aboard the des^yer USS Tin resentatives from stores in 25 tions, sales management, and ac­ Hooks JohnOton of this town is White Mountaliu and upper New counting as a management tool. V Falle, N.Y., and touring the New York State. gey of the Pacific Fleet. states, Alaska and Canada, la- reg- York Lake reg)p«t. leader of the Conference. — ' ■ Subversive Boston, Aug. 27 (fl>)—Atty. Gen. Brownell said today he proposed to put the National Seat Lawyers Guild-^which he --described -as- the legal niouth- iece for the Communist J'arty—on his Hat of subver­ Na|^ib the Purifier sive organizations. U.S. Victory Addrataea Bar Oraup ^sian-Arab Protest Brownall mada tha announce­ Practical Hats ment in an addreaa prepared for the American Bar Aaan. (ABA) in Over Issue convention here. H^^ded for Debate MfMk «f |«n«y hi aM There waa no Immediate com­ ment from the Lawyera Guild, The attorney general aald ha had United NaWns, N. Y., Aug. 27 (/P)—Tb^U.N. Security Established colon. Choice of sov- served notice on Hie guild of ita Council settled ^own today to a week or so of debate over s. ■ proposed incluf Ion on the Hat whether to take up Asian-Arab coiApIaints against^ France’s United Nations, N. Y., Aug. which the government uaea in dethroning of the ^ t a n of Morocco. With the United States, 27 (JP)—India failed today to onristylof. Checking the efflllationa of fed Britain and France all' lined up^- ...... ■— -* win .sufficient U.N. support eral worker! In relation to their against U.N. discussion of the ! to give her a aeat at the loyalty and security. French North AfrlcSn protectorate Korean Peace Conference. The notice meant the guild has - which Franc* contend* 1* a do­ 10 days In which to tak for a hear­ mestic problem all her own, there Carpenters She received a majority of ing-to present evidence oh why appeared little chance the iaaiie the votes caat in the 60-nation *1.98 the organisation should not go on would win a place on' the council'a Committee, but fell the Hat. / agenda. • ' —; May Rejoin the two*third ma- y o u n g s The- ABA Houee of Delegatae Ask PuMIc Alrlhg - earlier adopted a • reaoiuticm de­ Joaeah Dl Barrr SS. of BeoervUle. Maaa, leaves a faaeral hame The IS Asian and Arab nations ]oriT5vrequired for approval claring that Oommuniats ahoulu be In tkat elty niter viewing the bedy ef hto alater M ^ , 14, *•*• *»“ hoped, however, to give their com- by thh. General Asaembiy p«t«r pan barred from the legal prhfa^on In •Inin bv Jeaenli'a ea-gtrllrlend, Mlaa MIMred _ McDonnld. Mildred plalnta a full public airing during AFL Ranks which acta tomorrow. Wonderful thia country. ' )-x wna nrvMted In New York where nuthoritlee from .Kseservllle w re the Council’s current dellberaUona The vote Wu 27 for, 31 against, Secretary of Stata Julies yes­ anrrrrafifl In ehtainlnra eonfeanlen ef the slaying, anid te hnve^lieea over whether to discuss them 11 abstaining and India not par­ terday told the aaaoclation the oanmlltted In n fit ef anger wad fear. (NBA Telephoto). Washington, Aug. 27 (>P)— broadcloth formally. A 2-week old secession jof the ticipating. \ Baulings United Nations charter it "obao^ U. 8. Delegate Henry Cabot Kplit WItli AlUea laU.-” '"'------— ^ ...... Lodge, Jr., w as acheduhsi to go powerful Carpenter' Union It was a victory fSFth#‘Uni'ted He defended the Fraaident'a before the council this afternoon from the A F L may ^ome to a States, who had split v ^h Britain powera In treaty-ihaking and to oppose U. N. action. quirk end now that the union and other Western AlIiesN)ver the _Woolens azeeutlve agreement negotiation fleveral delegates. including issue and fought vigorouaiyhgainat as important tools “to produce for Blonde Steno Held Russia’s Andrei T. Vishinsky, also rt dickering for peace. Private Conferenre India’s Ineluaion. Summer Hats ^ uch our nation an environment of se­ have asked to speak but said they The committee alao; curity.” would not be ready before Monday The AFL aaid today In a state­ , \ " — — x ; ment that President George 1. Recommended ‘ aeat* at the In tha Immediate wake of bis or Tuesday. * , AFI„ conference for alt the 16 countrfea Irrgspdcfivd of surnmtr valuas. For GirVs Murder Lebanon and Pakistan, from the Mcany conferred privately about addreaa. the goVemIng body of this union's reaffiliation with Maur­ who fought under the U. N. banner the A ^ took up today a report Arab-Asian bloc demanding an air­ —If they desire to do so. The vote Millinery Dept.—2nd Floor / ing of France's administrative ice Hutcheaon, chief of the 823-000- ' from,Its own international law member Carpenters' organization. waa 42-7, with 10- abstaining and section. The report called upon Somerville, Mass.. Aug. 2 7 “ h.re by plan, last night methods in North AfrlcartoW the India not. voting. Council yesterday- it should act They met here earlier this week the ABA to rescind Its previous (/P)—Blonde Mildred McDon- refuaed her passage be- and agreed that rommlt(eea from 2. Rejected a Soviet proposal stand for limitation of preaiden immediately to meet a “threat to the union and the AFL’s Executive that the conference be made up of -J 7 lo 14 nld, 25, was to nnawer to a causa of a company rule against peace." . six belligerent countries and nine tial treaty-making power*. murder charge today as carrying a "prisoner In the cua- Council will confer within the next Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) had sup­ French Delegate Henri Hoppe- two weeks to try to work an ar­ "neutrals." ,The vote: 5-41, with COlW-a not denied that the Moroccan 13 abstaining and India not voting. ported bla propped Constitution­ Ihru-^H ^S giri t h t I" 1 "frtirVook'lIJjIunogr.ph.r rangement for the Carpenters' al amendment to to limit presi­ problem waa International in scope quick return to the AFL-fold. 3. Voted to include Russia tn the spent the night In a New York or fell within U. N. jurisdiction. parley "provided the other side d*> . dential authority In an earlier ad- mitied killing in a fit of: Jail cell after a long, nerve-wrack­ The return may be accomplished SIZES 8 to 14— SEMI-TEEN dreaa to the convention. Tha In- Even if it were, he insisted, there before the AFL's annual convention atrea If," Th# vote was 55-2 with jealous despair. Miss McDon­ ing day during which she signed was no situation requiring action. President Naguib a( Egypt peura wwler fraoi kettle aa he eoacta two abstaining., aa important tools “to produce for a statement saying she shot, starting Sept. It In St. Louis. At tnsdltlonal eeremoa.v of purifying hi* body prior lo prayers St Mos- temational law- conamiUee ree- ald whs brought back from] Lebanese Delegate Charles least, it was understood, that is the i Russia made an unsuccessful at­ slashed and burned Mary Dl Rocco. Malik contended that the U. N. leoi's hallest mosque, dorteg Ms holy pilgrimage to Meeea. Saudi Aru- tempt to delete the phrase lining New York by train which nr-- with whose brother she kept com­ aim. Dresses charter requires only that a poe- Previoualy It had been reported Ma. laat week. A dispateh aald tbe preeMeat offered a spectal pray­ her up on the Communist side, but (tDontinned en rage Fenr) rive's in Boston at 12:30 p. m. pany until he married another. er pt dawx, atop historic .Vrafat hill aear Mecca, lo get Hh» BriHah then voted for . tha proposal aa a The, signed statement said: "I stbUlty of friction be present be­ that Meany had talked here with (D.S.T.) fore action la taken. William (Big Bill) Hutcheaon, 7>- out af pCgypt. (AP WtrephoU via radio from LotidoB). ~ ’ whole, indicating She would attand WOOL AND RAYON Manufacturari She obviouaiy was nervous as nred, several shots. , . 8h* • re­ aa a repreaentattve of the Commii- marked about tha aurcessful mar­ Prepnra Merocc* i^ e n M ycar old father of Maurice and Ciosa-Out sh* boarded the traimln New York. In Paris, meanwhile', a French prasldent.emarltus of the Carpen­ nlsla. Eisenhower^s Ignoring the stares o f other travel­ riage of her brother. 1 took this av 4. Gava the United States the Sq.98 ers in Grand (Mntral terminal, aha an inferene*' that I was betag be­ government spe^eaman said the ters. The AFL said tka meeting 5 1 Gauga foreign ministry waa preparing a with Meany waa .with M aurice, not authority to consult with Uiei two Plaid Jumpers Ship's Shobe caters to the lass on her w'ay up — , walked down' tba ylatfogm to the lli UtiL inasmuch A* Mary: waa Bill Hutriieson. Fatest Repatriates aidaa and work out arrangamwita Letter flu tes train with head high. As she left building up the marriags wUh sertea of cirngtltutlonal reforms for as to tha time and place.of the con­ throne’ll grade school! Foam-fresh and • Pauline.” Morocco. Foreign Minister Georges The elder Hutcheson vacated hla 15 Daniar tbe police station where ahc had Bideult win seek cabinet approval post aa an AFL Executive Council ference. Geneva it generally con- polish-tailored: this coitiWed cotton with spent the night, she clung to the Fire .22 caliber pUtoI shots wars member, and the AFL’a first vice ridered th* most likely site. Shah of Iran arm of Maasachuaetts Stata Police fired into Mary Dl Rocco’s body in of tha program within three weeks, 5. Recommended that no deci- sweetly cursed Peter Pan collar, . / the p i Rocco home last Motiday. the apokasman said. It then will president when Maurice suddenly Include ^Convicts ^ Sgt. Mary Kirkpatrick, ^ e r chin withdrew the union's affiliation aione of Jhe conference be binding Girls' Skirts quivered. Her eye* were red. he presented to Moroccan authori-. on countries which do not agree to radiant pearl buttons. White broadcloth Denver, Aug. 27 (iP)—President ties for study. Aug. 13 In Chicago. - In wool plaids, Ion Eisenhower haa in effect congratu­ She was to have been returned (CenHnned on Pag* Two) them. Thia means any of the coun­ corduroy (some 5 2 * 9 8 . . 57.98 ' , . . es cr lovely, es er washable. ' Under the proposed reform*, the Committee* repre*ehting ■ the Panmanjoni, Aug. 27 hundred fifty Atneiicann tries who hav* to implement de­ quilted) and or- lated 8hah Mohammed Beta French would decentralise Moroc­ Carpenter* and th* AFL’s Execu­ rode eagerly from Red captivity today-r-three of them'men cisions of th* conference would lon. Sizes 7 to 14. - Just ana of mony naw IWp'n $bffa Myl#ll Pahlevi o^ Iran on the Royalist can autharity“'by eatabllahlng re­ tive Council alao are scheduled to have a veto. overthrow of the government of gional Council*. These would re­ confer within two weeks. Mean­ their buddies feared would be kept behind in North Korea after Under tha Oommittee'* deci­ deposed Prime Minister Mossa­ commend to the central govern­ while, the 69-year-oId Hutcheson, they di.sappeared m.vAteriously from their prison camps. One sions. the conference could be ex­ riose degh. Dick Haymes ment regulations suitable for local on* of th* AFL's patriarchs, has returning- prisoner said 45 more';------pected to include Red China. North Pre-T 'The summer White House today conditions. At the local level: reportedly, called his union's lead­ Americans sentenced only a month Korea and Russia on the Commu- made public an Eisenhower mes­ elected iminiclpal councils and ap- ers to his Indianapolis headquar­ ago to prison terms were In the lilat aide, and South Korea and In corduroy and Rag. $1.35. Pair sage to the Shah„whlch tewk no ters for talks. prion and_^\yool_ * 5 . 9 8 polnted/Mricuiture and cbmmtrce Ried grouping center at nearby Reds Pleased probably 10 other countries on the plaids. Size¥'8'to" -----...... r-*------...... - note of trie young Iranian mon. CAUHi^ would give the pooptc' a BillUi..aaa Maurtes.. whd .hacama Kaesong; awaiting- release. -—...... U.M, aide. Some -of the 16 UJ7...... Spaeiar^”*'';-, arch's bid for financial aid from ‘Deportation -Blues’ Carpenters union president early countries which sent troops to M. direct voice in the govem- last year, suddenly pulled the Sentenced to Prison For 3 Days any government—Russia included tnt. At the top, the Sultan's F reed Americans have told of To Re le a s e Korea have indicated they would villlng to contribute. But it was union diit of the AFL at the AFL not participate. in lbJ9. It lasted ^ Iv / Executtve Council's meeting in prisoners jailed by the Reds in . phrased In terms which did noth Los Angeles, Aug. 27 (>P)— , (CeaUaued ea Page Four) late July when the armistice W'ss ladia's Majority Small ing to rule out the possibility of , T .... two or three week*, he said. Chicago two weeks ago, signed, on such charges as ''mstl- '‘Smoky Shl\ India's majority ■-■was much We Have The United 8tatea aid. The deporUtion blues piled up Haymea admitted owing icle' Big Bill Sees Messy cn crooner Dick Haymes to­ Bam an Income' tax bill buU aald gating agamst peace." Their sen- i smaller than had been antlclpat« . Court, If necessary.. lavltations to go to some 2,500. Cpl. Gerard A- Frtncol*. *3, of ; in the vicious-cold of the Oiangjin orders in early. dent meant thin oountry la rsady The-hisaring alsb brought out Immigration o«ic*ra-conte»d the In-priaM by the Red tribunals. kontas. .waa krr««»,*^ •»» **•»♦“ __: to respond to the Shah's plea for The survey covered only "proved Connecticut GOP campaign con- Jtr Z y City. N. J :.-said 30 U. 8.! ford Police tM* noOn and rharg- We'also have red, sea foam blue that. Haymes had a previoualy un- law forbidi citiaenahip to any alien tributcra askhig them te attend enlisted men and 15 officers have' The Chinese got off on the and white gj'm auits in stock. funds, Hagerty replied: diacloeed marriage — hla fir s t—: and dMumented" cases handled up wrong foot from the start •they \ed with forgery and embexzJe- Social “I have no comment on that.” New England Republican, dinner arrived in Kaesong after previous­ ment, to the. amount ef 88JM*., to Edith Harper alao a aingcr. In (CenBaned ea Page Two) to Aug. 12. Two more life sen­ ly being sentenc^ -by- tlie Red* marched him 16 nights. Sportswear Dept.—Second Hoor, Tha Shah said tn Tehran Sunday tences war* reported this week., for the President In Boston 8ept. Mm wns arrested oa the eom- s : 31..Sen. Ives (R-NT) tells com­ and. told they would not be repa­ When Sal got to prison esmp he alaliiBt of the couneil president, that Iran waa brokt and'-needed and the West has received reports waa in a .bad mood. Then the Reds ^3 -^^ _Mch wryly#* that -tbe- Russlana and .thaiz .Cicr-.L]plaining R»ublican* if. they don't triated. Mr*ra, Lucy Mclmy, N m Haven. lidded; KblWvei*.^^ mah'''»#« -tmn*t-M*"waev,4alh4Bg-! about,-Fos-' '■'Iftm'-reeeMisl'rM'**^'- ilatiirkea , "We are rsady to accept help court__,ln Hall#-—Imposed a 17th ually crumble Spviet System in and the arrest of a etiihUig JOHNSON BABY POWDER...... from anybody." death aentence on-former Nazi Russia., Senate Post Office Com­ (C4MitiBued on Paige Seveateen) (ContlBued oa Page Thirteen) member of the Hat. Cap aild Tha Shah’a talk ef no concaa- New York, Aug. 27 (F)—Oon-WalkonU of long lines employes mittee announces retention of pri­ YItlllnery Workers of America New Fall $ $1.00 TUSSY DEODORANT CREAM . . tract talks■ resume today between siresdv have taken place In B0.1- camp guard Erne Dorn — but It 3 . 9 8 ♦ on. Fiilladelphla, Providence and vate research agiency Ye make sur­ (AFL) today. SLIP-ONS (Ooattaaad *■ Page SaveBtooa) comRaay and union officials at- (Caatiaued en Fag* Sevaataea) vey »r Pest OfllM Dept, etnpleye*. tem^lng to avert a poaalbla na­ aprlngfield,.Masa. The union aaid' VATICAN WALL COLLAPSES 5-DAY DEODORANT PADS ...... these were due to Impstlence with French Union troops, brace de- tionwide tteup of long distance feaeea of Lai Chau, Indochina, in fA Se Urged to Find Weapon Rome, Aug. 27 liPt—Ranm's SKIRTS $ 5 . 9 8 NEW TONI REFILLS...... telephone Ilaes. slleged company “atalling" taicUcs preparation for possible Commun- heaviest rainstorm the year 37 Escape Injury No walkout appeared imminent, -in negotiations. Woman Flier, 61, aooded streeta taday and caused CARDIGANS laat. night after a negotiation eca- ist-lsd VIetminh attack . . . Die LaLONG'S STICK COLOGNE ...... After earlier reports yesterday French Foreign OIBce a'aye reply Surpassing H-Bomb Power the collapse of a 12*-faot aectloB j In Plane Collision aion between officials of the Amer­ of an Imminent long lines strike, Lands in Ireland of three Western powera to Rus­ of the wall around Vatican .City, ' In gray, brown and ffrgen. ican Telephone and Telegraph Co. Jake Adams, new national director sian notes on Germany have been Flreniea received 66* calls la 60e ALKA SELTZER...... and the— Oommunications Wa. hington. Aug. 27 (yP)—Rep. 7tlg)iter security restrictions buHdlag* where baaemeata er Sizes 10 to 20. Workers of America- (CWA).. \ of the eWA's long lines division, drafted and seat to Waahington 4 OTHER SLIP-ON SWEATERS ...... $4.98-$5.98 Michigan City, Ind.. Adg. 17 OP) raid last night In Chicago: Shannon Airport. Ireland, Aug. and l»ndoa for scrutiny. Patterson (R-Conni. s member of , throughout the government. He ground aoor* were iooded. ->-7Vo commercial airliners, car­ At the end of the meeting a oarticulariy. objected to proposals a . . A girl never has too ~ IN lodfj WOOL, NTTIXJN and ORLON 7^e BAYER ASPIRIN ...... union spokesman imid there was "No strike dale for long di.« 27 UP) -Mrs. Marian Hart, 61-year- Several thousand victims of the Senate-House Atomic Energy rying a total of 57 peratmi, collid mnee operators has been set, and old American sportswoman, fiew Greek Island earthquake* may Committee, says there may he a to publish more atomic informa­ GOOD NBW8 FOR RHER many skirts. They can be *d last night at 11,000 feet, but "some progress" made, but he did geaul, Aug. 22 lit—Gen. Jama* 92e VALUE MENNEN SKIN BRACER WITH not elaborate. Company spokes­ if there 4s a strike it will be a single-engined sports plane non­ gala admlaaiea to V. 8. under new military weapon mightier than the tion. worn with so many com­ pilots affactod safe Undlnga and authoriaed." stop across the Atlantic ^today in Refugee Relief Act . . . National hydrogen bomb and the United *191* FBt, he said in a statement A. Van Fleet, former Mb Army . SHAVING CREAM ...... '...... 59e BO ont waa injured. men declined to comment. commander, called ea Preeldent binations. OTHER CARDIGANS ...... $5.98-$6.98-$7.98 4# Blatea Eepreemled .... Adams was named to the long 13aa driven The planea, twin-engine ’ Con- lines post yexterday to succeed th- It was the first" direct crossing American Legion advises Presi­ effort to discover it. the Soriqt spies out of the U. S. 8yagmaa Ebee taday and gave valrs from Amtrioan Airlines and The long linei unit of the CWA him the good nesr* that Heath — IN 100% WOOL, NlhaON and ORLON $2.00 ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS^...... $ 1.96 repraaenti 22,000 A.T. A T. work­ Inte Carl Peters. The' CWA board in a amall. sinifie engined plane dent Eisenhower that Congress Advocates Bevlew atomic pfogram.” There is now no United Airlinee, had left ^icag o of diret tors is meeting In Chicago. from Newfoundland to. Ireland should reconsider "hasty and dras­ Patterson yesterday advocated “essential leakage" of atomic in- Korea la about t* receive almeal Sizes 32 to 38. In all the wanted cplora. about a minute apart shoftly be­ ers In 40 statas. The New York f half a million dollars In Amerl- KLEENEX TISSUE . . , 28e Local conalsta of about one-third The union claims a long lines since the pioneering days of Trsns- tic" appropriation cuts for Infor­ a thorough review of the Ameri­ foctnation, he added. fore 10 p.m'. DST, The collision atlantic flight. mation prhgram'abroad. can atomic position to see if it is Koraan Foondatlen Aid over Michigan CRy, about 80 miles of these. walkout could idle all ita 300,000 adequate to meet the threat posed But Patterson, chairman of n The union seelcs pay raise*' for CWA members If local axchangc Mr*. Hart, from New york.-said Spain and Vatican alga aew subcommittee on security, eaid east, occurred about 36 minute* Ceimrdat making first time Holy by Russia's announcement that it later. Both planea were slightly workers now earning $36 to $104 members refuted to croaa the she planned the flight to save the suggestions to releas* more atomic TBAVEL 2IADE EASY a week. Die amount has not been, picket Itpcs. Cost of taking the wings otf. her See and Franco regime have had has m*#tered the H-lmm.b prin­ damped. 1 ciple. information, made by President Waiahingtea, Aug. 22 M -"Tka Green Stamp* Given With Cash Sales. "It was a vary lucky situation disclosed. The long lines contract expired Beechcraft and sending it across full formal agreement since Span­ Elsenhower and several atomic 'Walkouts by thousands of other by ahip. ish Civil War . . . French Foreign The very fact the H-bomb has United Stale* has aaaad travel all around." WUIlam ' Whlt- July 5. But both union and com­ been discovered, he said, makes it leaders, might mean doing "the rarh* aa Sevlet etftrtele tflnMaaad CO. tacre, American chief of flight op- telephone workers' In Maryland, pany officials agree that this con­ Tha project wound up coating Oflic* 'aaya Soviet diplomats and ■MjMKMtrm rnwi her Jhrea times as much as it newsman now naed make applica­ "obsolete" and sets acientisU work of. the Soviet spies for them-''- la MaaMagtmi se Bast llimr amy eratloha for the Chicago roglon Indians and the Southwest are not tract rantaina In force until 80 days atffirking -for •omethlng (non .•However, 8en. Hunt (D-Wyo) vWt a*6 rhy Cli«iap*alii M y M; **Wo kavo no Idoa who did what to coniiected with the long llnes.^dla- after aithar party has given notice would Mva to ship th* plan* but tion aaly 24 Inatend ef 4S bonra In advance for trqvel permits more pofwerful. sort* wBhia t gtviBg pute. (OMUffiMd an Face Ti*e) Green Stamps Given. With Cash Sales. thsJWHAUea Howfver, unauthoriBcd brief (Coathiaed *a Page Fhra) aa F a ta Viva) than 37 miles outsid* Paris. Aa a fint step, Patterson urged .

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P A G C T B X i# ICHE8TOR, CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. 1958 / j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, i "I _- MANCHESTER EVENIN6 OSRAL6. MANCHESTER. QgWIf.. Tfftm roAT. AUt^Uaf ff, IW B PACK TWO Ing ovartlme trying to trace the gesU electrlcaily-wlred protection tanportMco. I never reallROd what Hebron X Stomp TlijeV^E gang. If such there la. At a recent devices for big dealers and col­ aha wcepingly blurtad out the ths effect would ha." Tampa, Fla., eiihibltlon, $35,000 lectors. story of how ahe. kept company Weapons Hunt Haymes Faces Nolan rand from Lhe, *p p li«- worth of stamps vanished. Then " I f we can't atop the robberies, Office W|)cker • 'Ith Joseph D1 Rocco for two Skywatch Schedule tion the printed words I Local ^kirmen Meet Puassle Police: $40,000 worth disappeared In Wil­ he says, "at least wa can make «1 FUEL 01 years until, ha marrlad the formor stand that making U»l« applica­ thetn difficult.” • Pauline Bovine of nearby Medford New Charges kes Barre. Pa. A Chicago dealer PAINT TODAY WITH Urged on U. S. tion will bar me from beaming • Lo88 Is Large lost $175,000. AVOID H e ld X D e a * last April." citizen of the United States. li^ l^exas Reunion Friday, Aug. SS '.f 24 Hour Do/fvory Servlet She had left har daak at ths ...... Anthony Zlllnskaa But officers cracked a $100,000 Marcus objected unsucceiuiMly 13 Midnight— 3 a. m New York case. One of the big PICK YOUR OWN COSTLY local office of the SUte Kmploy- To Beat Soviet In U. S. Court (hat the application was not a 3 a. m.— 4 a. m. , ...... Volunteers Needed By BVD KBONIM Of Young Girl ment Security office Monday to go Hebron, Aug. 27 (Special)—Two - ...... William Bayrer difficulties is getting anything like TOMATOES' . completed document. He aald 4 a. m.— 8 a. m. ,, AP NewsfektuM Writer full value for atolen stamps., since to the Dl Rocco home, she aald, to local airmen, ftatloned in ..different 8 a. m.— 9 a. m...... Olive Cha'rtier In weed-free field. Bring year REPAIRS! (OaatUiM« riMB r t « « Oiia) (CoNtiBNed tram Page One) Haymes signed the " ’Mver but New York, Aug. 37 (65—A reputable dealers won't touch any PAINT! (Coatlmied from P «ie One) tell Mrs. Di Rocco what ahe Air Force baaea’ ln Texas, recently 9 a. m. - Noon ...... Dorothy Belcher own basket. fiOe basket. twice after that was called by th* thought of her son for "bniahlng ...... Leo Pleclty sUmp thief pile# a mysterloua they think are suspicious. MORIARTY BROTHERS declared laat night that "th# Iron who has sought exemplioa from draft board and on both occaaiona ^obk a -trip to visit a third Hebron Noon - 8 p. m. .... Finally, in desperation, the NeW SHERWOOD WALDRON Her thront~vva* slaehed and the me o «." military service, and fbrbida antry was rejected for physical dlMb.ii- 3 p. m.— 6 p. m. . . .Myra Fitzgerald trade. Nobody knows for certain 815 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-S.B1S8 Curtain here at homa ahould be airti\an atatloned at another Texas ...... James Bowen , York thieves went to a saloon Clark Rtreet—Wapping body was dragged to the c «"»r Mary w(|s home alone, except for Into thIa country of any alien who 6 p. m. — 8 p. m. . what he does with hi* looL Teh MI-9-4I8S where newapapera were piled a few momenta when the girl’s lifted about the posalbllltlea of ly. A ir Force bsM...... Olive Ray. Mrs. Grace Anderson Police and sUmp dealers, know kteper with an offer to sell him can navar becoma a ctUsan. Ha>’mes flew here for the Rear­ . 8 p. m.— 10 p. m. . the batch for $15,000. Lacking the around it and.aet on fire. father, Angelo Dl Rocco. can)* ...... J'-, r I'rs. Herbert Benson he la active. In 10 years, more v.-hole cltlea being wiped out by a At ths add of tha haaring, the ing from Laa Vegaa. Nev.. YYh«e CpI. George E. Smith, son of 10 - p. m.—Midnight money,, buti lured by the prospect Mtaa McDonald waa arrested the nome and left almost Immediately. Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headjpfarters, Municipal than one million dollars worth Of alngle H-bomb,'* govcnuiient added a second de- ha has been appearing at a night Mr. and Mrs, Raymond E. Smith of a big profit, he sold hla tavern next day near Times Square, New Dwight D. Allison, Miss McDon­ porUble charge—Uiat Haymea of Godfrey Hill Rd„ atatloned at Building, Manchester on Mondays, .»> cunesdayf< and Fridays from valuable stamps hava bem atolen. York, by a sharp-eyed traffic ald's couniwi, Indicated In New Speaking -on a Dumont tale- club. * to make the purchase. Then he b u d g ^ ^ n t e r failed to notify'^ Immlgrattcn au- Shepard Field, Byran, Tex. and ,1-5 p.m. Very few have been recovered. hired two men to dismantle the patrolman who had lust seen an vialon program. Hunt aald, "I York last night what tack he thortUaa of hta 1DA3 addraas dur­ The gravM of the Richard Keefe, atatlbned at Ran­ Peter G. Keller, executive of­ AT Associated Press wire-photo of her v.-ould take with the appearance of albums and sell the _ stamps to •1 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER don’t think the people , have tha ing January. Haymaa said ha gava. and Shelley are near a IMuab dolph Field, San Antonio visited tee include the Rev. H. R. ficer and aecratary of th# Amer- in the New York Daily News. his client In district court here, Mr. l< an Stamp Dealers Assn., bellevas dealers In small batclJes. Information to judge whether w# tha information on Feb. 3 after be­ World War II cemetery In Italy, Capt. Uoyd S. Gray, at Brooks Keen. John E. Hortoh) aarkson ^impkiiis Eleetccl Instead the pair offered the c61- Wilted B>- ttueatloning He said the first step of the ing informad he bad failed to com-, stamp thefts are organised by a More than seven hours of ques­ have ample dafense . . . The peo­ Field, 8 *n Antonio, L. Bailey and Dennia A. Keefe Isction to one dealer for $25,000. legal battle to save Miaa McDon­ ply With the law. The occasion of the visit was ring which will steal ahjfthtng. tioning wilted Mias McDonald and ald from possible electrocution ple ahould he told everything: David Yeomans of A n d o ver^ ll Director at Case He stalled, and when the men re­ Attorney David C'Marcus, who tha fact that both Capt. Gray and He says: ^vould be to seek- her t^mmltmant They don’t even know whet an with Robsrt B. Baton reprpainted preside as chairman of the^lart "These are not merely stamp turned the next day to close the M A N C M fS T fR rl Afi AaUaal Cpl. Smith had birthday* in deal the police moved In. ‘.o a 30-day sanity test. atom bomb looka like.*' the singer before Hearing Officer ning Committee. There wMl be a ElMtlon of Willard Simpkins to thieves. They probably are cleverly Hunt-wUnaaacd..a.tec4ht nucleRr r aad "TN R . .Septambar...-They. .plan. .to. Jiave. a But..KeUer_.c«nccde* that . such, A short dlStance Yronr the-rourt- Jooapli -A; Oommef - o( -the - -Emmi- BRH t wvoimup* genrcriU' discussion- -of • matters -re­ I'dfrecteir, weilwgniized -gangitor* BE PREPARED, exploalon at Enlwetok. He did not reunion to celebrate the event at lating to the propoaejtiiroject. the bMrd of directors of Case successes come seldom. He sug'-- house here, a funeral mass was grattoa Service, objected to much the Gray home, but the date has Bros., Inc., was announced today I who also steal furs, diamonds and held in St. Benedict's Catholic identily It, but former Sen. Blair of the queatloning nnd to the addi­ STATE Orange To HKVe Ouesta anything else of value." • not yet been decided. Ytu NtYtr Know When Polio Will Stfiko Church for the dark-hgired victim, Moody of Michigan, moderator of tional charg*. by the president of the company, Keller thinks stamp thitvea mqy the program, described It aa th* — NOW PLAYING — Grangers are/diotlfled thatiKast who tried vainly to eacape her *Wa Tetll taka tha caM to tha Attend Wedding Central Poindna Grange will be Mrs. Carol Case Dennison. have the help of philatelte experts, first hydrogen bomb blast ttAstttrnmrntlKSumki, Local relatives who attended the Insur* now «id ehoes* H»« plan >o Of slayer's fury. and wiui shot down Supreme Ooi^rt of the United guests of Ahe Grange. Wednesday Simpkins Is a partner of Mitch­ who help direct robberies They from behind. ducted by IT. S. officials. SUtes if neceeaniy,** Marcor toM tmrnitmimmmmwnnn wedding of Miaa Sylvia Keith of at Gilead Hall. It will be an all- ell, Hutchins A Co., 1 Wall are the ones, he says, who keep a your fam ily noods "Mary (the victim) told me to On the M m * program Rep. reporters. Ha gained a continu Manchester laat /Saturday after­ day nieetlng, opening at 10:30 St.. New York City. He Is also a close watch on a dealer’s shop, not­ get out," Miss McDonald's state­ Lwnham (D-Ga.) said Congreas anca of the hearing until Sept. U ■■{IT I MB SiaHBWi , noon to William Lloyd of thaCcity, a.m/^Ladtes of the Grange will director of -F. A. Foster * Co.', ing where the more valuable Items ment said. "I refused to go, saying next Jeniiary ‘‘will have to do after the'aecond charge was fllad were Mrs. Claude W, Jones, Mrs. 'e dinner and there will be an Boston and New York; Laboratory are kept. Then they relay the in­ |.>i,000 Plan 1 Year 2 Yearn I'd stay until her motKsr camy... something" abOiit the five billion by Examining Officer Thomaa J. David JK Porter, Mr. and Mr*. G. 'afternoon program. for Electronics, Inc., Boston, and formation to tha ring. dollar cut In Air Force funde Ion SALAD.SERVICE I pulled oTTt a gun... Mary said Nolan. ‘ \ Earl Porter, and Mrs. Joseph Oup: Personal Mention Society of the New York HospRfl- That'S where the safe crackers Family with 1 child or n<» children . $8.00 $ 12.00 ahe thought ahe heard a knock at Leinham termed th# reduction Naxt legal bwvc in the csm will . v ^ e bride is the niece of the Idle Prof. Charlea C- Sellers of Dick­ Case Bros., are manufacturers step 111. They break Into a stamp .110.00 $10.00 the door and got up to answer it. "tragic in view of the A-bomb" be n hMrtng Friday before U. 8 . ' 'tt^rltOh Bi Jones and of ther late shop, jimmy tha safe and make off Family with 2*3 children ...... inson College. Carlisle, Pa., who of press papers and Insulating Family with 4 or more children .. .$ 12.00 $20.00 " 1 fired several timaa." the and “ folly" in the face of an H Judge Pelrion HaH on Haymea' i \ Clkude W. Jones of Hehr^- boards. The family concern was with the loot. In some caacs, com­ statement continuod. "1 dragged bomb threat. petition for an Injunction to halt ^icNnam was at his Hebron home for a Hoards Met T im e ly rhort time, has gone to Maine to established In 1861 and has been plete collections, have been stolen her body down the cellar stairs; InfonnaMon Needed tha deportation proiwedlngs. \ A }«Hnt meeting of^the Hebron a leader In 116 field for three gen­ from dealers' shops. 2-piece mvwr«in« w w . . «-*.«* « 5.—i-i 1 Year 2Yeam threw oil on her and piled up some Bi.sehhower told a July R news .Wearing horn rten glaasM, bring hack his daughter Susan, 110,000 Plan iionlng Board and^the Board of who haa been at a Girls' Camp el erations, It Is operating mills In This seme method of operation, .woKTH^v;*^J5i5Iw newipapcrs that were lying around conference tlie^ time baa come to HaymM was dreaaed In a'M us ERROL R-YNN 'Salactmeii .was Jteld Tuesday eve­ Manchester and Esst Hertford repeated time after time, la what Over . Holmes.1^ Edwards . $ 12.00 $18.00 Deed Island. She will make a visit Family with 1 child or no children and set them on fire. give the people more InformRtion pin-stfiped suit. Ha looked sobm- F L I’S — ning at the Tow’n/Record Building. In Hebron before- reluming to under the management of descen- leads Keller to think there's an Family with 2-3 children ...... $ 1.'>.00 $24.00 Went For Wnler about the atomic program. Patter­ what harried during the lengthy fMMNilE JAMER Albert B. ^UJard w«s appointed dents of A. Wells Case, one of the organized ring. Salad Set son Mid he understood the Pres'- Carlisle. Three Hundred N ow !j?6?® Family with 4 or more children .. ..$18.00 $30.00 "I went .tfpntairs to get some axnmlnatkm. Nolan asked him if WITHEBR e DONALD I chalrman^of th^ Zoning Board to New Arrival founders. One of the biggest difficulties water and-doused the flames, then I’enl wBS talking only about civi­ he had filed an appllcntion for take the plgce 0( the late Atty. facihg investigatloni la the ease and \ while they la$t\ __ I left,"'M iss McDonald concluded lian nuclear -energy, not weapons. relief .from mItIUry Mrvico In 1D*4 III' “WHITE CORRIDORS” Word haa bean received of the with Which a collection can be Finifihed Monuments and JohX A. MhrkhaiU. A^dh^usaiori birth of a daughter to Cpl. and _ ___.DEATH LAST M nllJ vjne piece Muhising Salzd Bowl in her statement read to newsmen Similar auggeattohs have been on grounds o f ‘beiitg an idlen. tbcal Police in many cities are work- Very badly. "At the 'time I filed t memhenrof the Planning commit­ 8-3889. ------.Chathafn, N-_Y, Pled Wednesday. Workmanship gaged in New York City. now. hsd- no Idea to make It a perma­ t a KIDDIES! rm $TU^,S0fi^ Irqnically, Mia McDonald had a Patter.son said the/public shoiiU nent thing. I underestimated the SALE! AUTO BAHERIES legal right to carry a gun in one have no technical details but TO THK Material 9Al*» tm IM » tOVUTt^ Maasachiisetts city. She received a ought to know that "a moderate '/aOlMlf S IBWAfiS.i .M TTfM t siimmikisiu ,permit for it from Springfield bvdiogen device,- such as we have, Cutting done in our own SPECML shop from the rough stone YOU MR MOW M f. CARS Police d ile f Raymond Gallagher u'ould cover ap area of 100 or 200 U M9. A N WARRAMTV n e'arlier thia month. .square milea>” An H-bomb could to the finished memorial. JUST CAN T GO M assiichusetta Atty. Gen. George level New York City and shatter ^ KIDDIES CM POWa PAI Flngold ahafply critlciaed Spring- '.vindows la Connecticut, he said. HO. I tn MMT M W « field Pnlirs for iasuing the permit. As for'iveapons more advanced rot ll» a MtTINEE WRONG ON THESE avi. fUAi.mr Gallagher Mid Misa McDonald than the H-bomb, he, said he did WllllsBi NalRea Asa MerMss MANCHESTER w as issued the permit on her claim not kpow what l.s possible but that N. NrNsmara MerlisR Harees Itftal cpmbifMitton for M ixlfiff cuhI ^ CMPOWBPAK ahe wanted to own^a gun for "pro­ "we Ahould do everything to speed “MOON “Ti^c Me TOMORROW MEMORIAL SPECIALS! lARM SOI ROR MOST tection.” She gave a Springfield •ip 4' the development of new de- To Town” Serving Salads ri$^t at tha tab la . i UtRM CARS II rutra 13"a addreaa aa her reiideiR^. IS BLUP" DOORR OPF.N a t 1:8« \'ices to keep us out in fronL" A6 eenanw noet teU.LA^ Top military and civilian offi­ , At t;U . Teeh. e:Sa-*;U RHOW RTARTR AT,2 F.M. COMPANY cnrraiFOii cials. Patterson Mid, should review A. AIMETTI, Prop. KM Sbsw Rat. 1 R. ss.-4 Weateras- p r p :.sf.n t i n o MW caSTn^SkH 57 Escape Injury all aspects of the atomic program CarlMBs alas "Taka Me Ta Taara.” COR. PEARL and HARRISON WASHING m to determine if both offensive and (Msaa la iHaa aal ahawa SI nuiHBaai — A'—' STREETS defensive power is adequate and to ariROAT! "PTCKrp on noini CI14 tons CASE ST.” ■ "PONT RKPBPJUI*' Teek H FEATURE r y 1 Opposite East Cemetery In Plane Collision prepare a clear blueprint for the Ale CaaetUaaaR Prea- ParklBf MR U lt RaOjAt future. ^ SHOW FMIKIE MOP MOTCrn R Rllim i 13«a 2 TELEPHONE ^1-9-5801 (Ceatlnued ffom Page One) . "This has more priority than a or M I - 8 ^ 3 IH ST4U I 0 m u TEaM AIANTY balanced budget,". Patterson Mid. NA. 1: ROY ROGERS WITH HANDLE Open Sundays 977 MAIN ST. — MAHCHSSTIR whom. We doiy-t say which plane He remarked that "the men In WITH TRKitiER ran the other down, biit It will be the Kremlin would like us tq con­ LaFOND SMLE Buy Direct and Save Money the subject of an inquiry by the centrate on defending New York* ill "HOME IN $ and our other gi-eat cities from H- 1.98 company and by the Civil Aero­ OKLAHOMA" HIS MANO AND nautics Administration." bomb attack and forget what they BROTHERS SCHMIDT’S IS BEER For cam. windows, walls, ele. | are doing to the rest of the world." H»S ORCHE5TKA ‘/a ® ® The U A L plane, carrying 27 pss- Patterson Mid strategic air STEAK HOUSE e e e sengcra and S crew members and power, in outfiuiig global bases, is MONRON, MARR. headed for Cleveland, made aii necessary because "the best tHaca Honae af tbe Sana of Fun Na. 2: Tha 3 Sfooqos A - \ r emergency landing at South Eend. to stop enemy bombers Is on enemy Rhows Thureday thru Rntarfisy AUG. 29— 8 0 I DEMAR VINYL PLASTIC Ind. The AmerlMi) plane, wltlv^24« h Ib a Riot Cemody IfAt •»» " ‘pw« slrflelds long before they reach our . MODERN DANCINO i SHO?' ON> passengers and 3 crewmen ahd ..^hores.” ,* CALL MONSON 8227 bound for Detroit, returned to Chi­ • • ' • AS BEER SHOULD BE A ON " said there is ‘‘nd use" dis- A COMPARE' POLE cago's Midway Airport.. ^ AUG: 30— W ALT SOYRA SEATCOVERSI usajp>g 111 LOBSTER SPECIAL No. 3: 8 CARTOONS BACK-TO-SCHOOL needs; •V i n , ON OR OFF M SKOWS Passengers on the UAL. plane at becsii.Mv "regardless of how many /■ South Bend praised the action of atomic or H-bopibs the Soviets iWHAt W u i iw GItYSTAL I ^ M ^ A ' Al . K K K UPHOLSTtRY CUAN AND sCeWardess Mary Ann Nix. of may have, we can never agree to FRIDAY NIBHTS Adm. Child 2Sc— AdulU «4c DRY. IDEAL FOR RATHERS, WORK- { Ak(«n. Ohio,' for "remaining calm outlawing these .weapons until all Taa Included and being as helpful as possible.” BALLROOM war la outlaweriii-iand that the c r y s t a l I.AKE, CONN. H S. ETC FOR Milton Krantz, a (Cleveland thea­ SPLIT RACK So-v’lefs are not about to agree to." IH t ter owner and one of the UAL Note: Re,gular performanee passengers, ssid the Impact sound­ omitted at matinee tomorrow'. StVEATERS mothin*] r '■ V ' ; o f o c o m to il ed like" "an explosion'’ in-front of Beeume ■ at 6:45,..co Re«(t Herald Advsr ------V* e Glf»’WOOL bt-NYLON ~ i,,;. the plane. He said a woman Surprise SIipM^ EASTWOOD CARDIGANS. passenger near him took out her a Bova’ 2-Tone AWARD WOOL 87 THE FINE$T R40IO RECEPTION rosary beads and prayed. F«r Miss Kennedy MATINEE ONLY SWEATERS. lOW Some passengers on the UAL ALL COLOR SHOW a Gtrlfc’ NYLON 8 I.IP-ON8. MOTOROLA plane said they had seen the other / a Sizes 3 to 6 plane approaching because of clear Miss Eieanor J. Kennedy, 227 Center St, whose marriage to visibility and said they could'-Yiot 3L#ei« MspRltV . Aae# Mi«ri4AA PRICES John G. Proctor. 67 Spruce St., understand how tha two planes col­ ~Jm A' 'Ktaab - Ik ■ ' ' AUTO RADIOI lided: will take place Saturday. Sept. 12. OAK GRILL iiEEn The courses of the two planes in Center Church, waa honored “COLUMN ’Take Me COMPACT UNIT • • • AIR-CONDITIONED • • • were parallel until a point near with a aurprise bridal shower re­ SOUTH” T o Tow n” DEniCTMS pm AU CARS cently. 'The party, held at her RAIT TRANSNR 3995 LapoVte. lnd„ when the Detroit home, was attsmded by 30 guests. . At *:#• 1 :M tranifarimt TV ANDTHm CAR bound plane was Scheduled to turn A HNE FOOD A PUAUTY lEVERAGES FlAtTIQ IN off to the north, and the plane for The decorations were ■ white CHAR OR AM bells, pink shd white streamer* ll« VALUi Cleveland was to fly directly east. KVENTNO ONLY e riaid oi* aolld pleatrt WOOLS. 1 7 ‘pr The collision ripped a three-foot and rblored balloons. direction hole” lii the tall section of the The bride-elect waa Mated im- meidc I SHUiUS der 'a decorated watering-can to Wm. HaMM Ammo nkoHdmm AUTOMATIC/PLASHINa American plane' while the UAL A. e (iabardlne*. wool plaids, quilted airliner was punctured on top of unwrap her varied assortment of n«vM tilwpm A RiTURN S w itc h “Take Me taffeta* and calico. 7 tn 14. the fuselage between the pilot'a gifts. . ‘The Moon CUSTOM MADE PITS cabin and the passenger area. The hostesses. Miss Phyllis Lln- To Town” t o e a t o r IN FRONT R REAR nell and Mrs. Gloria Lepore. Is Blue** 5 ' . PARKINO LI9HTS. served a delicious luncheon. The SiSMItM • A« B:M buffet table was centered vvith a shower cake, I4UN WRENCH SETI Local Stocks Mrs.. J5ari J. Kennedy, mother SUNDAY MHI It ANOTHIR UAMFLl QF f of the,honor guest, aaalated with "Ptek Up On South Stivwt” HOW Wt SAVt momit for you. I Qnotations Furnished By th# arrangemexta. I t f ik u in fof. Cobaim k MIfifilebrook. Ine. -iSi- a Bovs' wool blend aulUng*. 1 UlAR im t COM- Flirt IN FLAt- LICAL IN A U 1 p. aa. prlees STARTS |nc CONTAINH. 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'•V ’ &r ■ i' i ^ ■ PAGKfnni MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1953 M/^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TOUKTOAY, ADGlIgT* 19S8 •sha might go to India or Africa/ Two Cahill Defense Groups Woman Flier, 61, But *he denied that ah* Intended SUMMER SPECIAL MFD to Have Unit French Visitor Likes U» S* U.S. Victory “Old Timers” Take a Bow at Rogers Corp. Outing Mtimateiy to fly to Australia. Named M anager Talks Resutned Lands in Ireland I may be crazy, but not that W i WIIL REIUILD i ^ t v G u ild 111 Suffield Parade ^ow Soliciting in Coventry crazv," ah* said. But Corn^~Pour lesAnimaux Describing the flight, ah# aaid: AND ELECTRIFY .50 Over Issue By Negotiators (Conttaned from Page Oae) "It was a wonderful ^roeatng. laaif plans to aponaor beneflta In Your 6M Sowing MacMou Af i % Te rm e d The Manchester Fire Dept., along Mile. Yvette Rouille leaves Man­ Covantry friwida. of l«-y*ar-oid|i Th* weather waa ideal. In the with some 11 other volunteer de- ..Shalf of the fund. It was worth it, aha said, because bright moonlight we could ae* the Low At • • • • • • .# • • 9 partmentb in the county, will chester today for her home at Poi­ Richard Cahill, aheuaed slayer of Richard la now free on $5,00d In Bell System It was such a beautiful rroaaing Atlantic and ahipping all through march lii the Buffield Fire Dept s tiers, in, central France, after a Established hla father, have rallled.^hlnd M bond in connecyon with th# fatal the night. But when dawn cam* it in bright moonlight." She declined laclndhig now aew-ll«M. AC-DC motor aM 5-apood foot oMtvol. I ^Subversive annual parade in that town Satur- two months' visit to Manchester and started two funds to In shooting of hit father. Ralph. 47, (OMtlMafi rroBi Png* Os*) began to get boring. (Continued from Page Ofte) last Thursday. No formal charge to Bay how much ahe spent. ■“"i "M i;ert park has asked-that *"«> me countryside surr^ndi^ it hi*, defense. V ^ "Wayne and I were busy Ulk- SEWING MACHINES CLEANED...... $1.25 rtmn r » f one) Reports on the total ’amount Tg- will be placed agalnat him 'until of termination. To date, neither She waa accompanied by Wayne ing about the trip all th# time, (C all men participating in the parade with occasional JaunU to New York Iran. Iraq. Lebanon, Liberia, Ooroner Bernard J . Ackejman worrying about th# engine and th# a t y . Washington, and Nantucket. celved were confused M a morn­ aids has given such notice.' Vetteriein, 30, of Shawnee on Dela­ report in uniform at the firehouse Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, complrtea hla tnveaUgaUon. In the aaven-day strike of 61,000 gasoline consumption. USED SEWING MACHINES AS LOW AS S24.SG e m m m M th»t the Conetltution on Main and Hilliard Streets at 6 Mile. RouUle has been paying a ing. but It may-have ^ a c h ^ over ware, Pa., who served aa co-pilot Poland, Saudi Arabia, Sweden. $1,000, it was Ihdlcatsd. One Of Richard ahot hia father with a eWA workers against tha South­ "Wayne la a wonderful aaviga- •^ould not be tinkered with in p.m. Saturday. ^ return call on Miss Margaret Fish, 23 caliber rifle in their home on and navigator. Syria, Soviet Ukraine, Russia the canvaaaera aoUditIng contribii- western Bell Telephone C(f. System, They covered about 2..500 miles tor. the abecnce of the cleereet ahow- Besides the men from the Suffield 363 Lake St. Miss Fish stayed with iRoute 81 during a bitter, day-long "W# were in touch with weather the young French wonyan during a tiona In the tJah Grove develop­ a meeting is scheduled today be from their takeoff at Torbay, Nfld. and Manchester Fire Depts., fire­ BrlUln, Yemen and Yugoslavia. family quarrel,^ in which the elder tween union and company repraaen !"toj of urgent need." men will be coming, from Ware­ visit to France in 1950. ment said the’ amount collected Flying at 9,000 feet, they arrived ships." The SecreUry of SUte devoted Agalnat India; l^llvla, Brasil. from that action had reached Cahill, who had been drinking tatlvu and fadaral mediators. Mrs. Hart helped pilot a 4-en- house Point, Windsor Locks. Wind­ Pen Pals Five Years heavily, waved a knife at, Richaiil, here an hour behind ach^iile, but The pair became acquainted by Chilei Chins, Colomblt. Costa $1,000, although another worker The one issue in djapute cpncanw atl.ll had enough fuel left for 3t« glned converted bomber acrosa th# much of hii addreaa to a dlacuealbn sor, Hasardville. South Windsor, threatened to kllT ..the whine a contract clause which the union Halee-Bervk* Enfield, Farmington, Simsbury, way of the mails when Miss Jeanne Rica. Cuba, pemlniean Republic, said the .Actual flgura was "no­ hours of fiying. Atlant’c la December, 1949. She of wookneaaea in the U. N. charter. family and ray through the house, charges would prohibit the right to said she began planning in March Porto Avon and Granby. Low, French teacher at Manches­ Ecuador, El Salvador, Greece, where near that.’ Vettartain made the trip on a 11M Park St, DoUee ntea Charter ter High School, Introduced them. Meanwhile, Mr*. Jam ei L. Wall- wrecking furnlltire. atrike. busman’s holiday basis, while tak­ for her flight today. iONE COLLECT W>MM6 Haiti, Honduraa. Nicaragua, Pak- HABTFOBD ------Nos. Dullea told the lawyers f t their That was five years ago and ..they beoff,' chairman’ of a Standlsh RIcherd, described by neighbor.s ,In Maryland ymterday, several ing a few days off from his regular Walking into the airport lounge, 76th anniversary convention yea- have been, corresponding with each lataif, Panama, Paraguay. Peru, Roitd fund committee, eaid her as a quiet, clean-cut youth, had hundred of the CWA’a S.IOO meni- job aa co-pilot with Pan-American Mrs. Hart downed a large glaaa torday 4bat the. charter la, a P.r?-. other evef eince; ------UnltedArgentlna. Belgium. In addition, this committee has my globe trotting but to be back tuiuiy came into force." ’ W’arrantee Deeds Rouille because qhe young lady distributed cbllection boxes among neighbor where he ran after the offer ia being voted on, with re­ In New York for my flight next Boy Scout Michael Egle. of Mil­ "If the delegates (at San Fran- J. Leo iUealrr Evelyn C. Slawson to Michael was studying English under a per­ France, Israel, Tc*l*nd. Luxafh- shooting. sults expected to be announced In waukee, Wls., and his sister, bourg, Netherlands, Philippines. various business estsbllshments Tuesday,” he said. . A B R E A K claco in 1945) had knoil-n that the Bidak and Halyn Bidak, property sonal friend of the local language Baltimore tomorrow night. "I plan to remain her* and Maryanns, a girl scout, have ■si nyatcrlous and immeMurable The appointment of J. Leo Raes- ' Photo. Thailand, Turkey~ ‘ -and /South on Lincoln St teacher. j Mjle, Yvette Rouille two-l birds barking In the Aaaem- catch a plane back to the United birthday ahniversaries Feb. 8 and S power of the atom would be avail- ler, 93 Phelps Rd , as engineering McGill-Converse. Inc., to Edgar Mile. Rouille. who had been work­ Africa. nese Communlila and North Korea BUBBEft WORKBltS HTBIKB Statea tomorrow." March 12, respectively, the found­ la able aa a means of mass destruc­ manager of the Revere Corp. of and then consider their views. bly to invite it aa a U.N. repre­ H. Clarke, property on Main St. ing in a lawyer’s office in Poitiers, other people, have their good and ’Tlie voting came after U. 8. Cleveland, ,Aug. 97 (Jh-r- The Mrs.mm. Hartmori. saidwm shemur would Wtruiu stay \ ing IUK date* ve*of theview boy scouts and tion," he said, "the provisions of America, Wallingford, was an­ This Burry delayed the voting sentative. John J. ■ Boyd and Mabel Boyd gave up her- position in order to bad qualities. ------, Ambaaaador Henry Cabot I»dfe, CIO United Rubber Workers union for a day in Shahnon and then de- 1 the glri. scoute.^M r*. Georg* Zier FORTHEMOTOWST! the charter dealing with disarma­ nounced today by officials of the to Richard G. Nelson and Janet S. Jr., told the comnyttee Ruaala’S temporarily. Soviet delegate AndreL .Viahln- make the visit here. She said she S?!s said her hometown. Poi­ sky admitted in debate yesterday struck the big Firealohe Tire A ride where to fly next. She aaid j rer, Phillipl, Wla. ment and the regulation of arm a­ company. Nelson, property on Lydall St. attlude. if peralated in, would ' The committee had before It the Rubber Co. throughout the nation had been saving for the trip for tiers, Is a university city of 45,000 that the U. S.-backed proposals ments would have been far more Raesler received hls-bachelor of William J. Mullin and Louise L make peace irapokslble. He said following major proposals; today. Negotiators failed to many years. lying about midway between probably would be adopted, but "" " DID YOU KNOW T H A T X - emphatic and realistic." science degree in electrical en­ Mullin to Herbert Mathers and ’The young visitor ended her stay Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Vlihln- 1. Inidting South Korea and the reach a new wage agreement be­ Parts and Bordeaux and aur- terme;l them an "ultimatum.... He said the United States will gineering in 1940 from Syracuse Sarah J. Mathers, property at in Mnftchester yesterday with a sky veaterday had made a veiled 18 U. N. members who fought in fore a midnight deadline. VAN IS NOW SELLING TIRES^ iavor holding a conference to re­ roimded by flat > nds. wrecking the conference whicii University. Since his graduatfon Branford St. visit to ’The Herald and a tour of Although it is the capital of its threat that the Coihmunlsts would Korea to attend the conference as , Union and company repreaentS' SUversteln also paid tribute to HENTENCE DATE SET AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN view the charter when the .question he has gained considerable ex­ Intent to Hell the plant. When the tour was com­ boycott the peace conference un­ U. N. representatives. has not even npened Its sittings.” ’The Roger* Corp., at it# 16th department and its provlnqe, Poi­ ’’You sre slamming the ,door in tivea talked far into the morning Ethel 1-aptomak who is EAST HARTFiiRD E ; cornea before the General As- perience in the administration and Frederick G. Stevens to Vito pleted reporter . our- hilly region, it Is .dotted cisiona and would transmit their 3, Inviting India to attend. This out about midnight (local tlm#). "O ld-Tim ers” honored at the ^ Shnuf 975 emnlove* and their the Scovlll Manufacturing Co.. j e iT l^ ofiloJi has proposed: He.^ was, formerly associated with tions aiid additions to a dwelling 8he_ readily admitted she would la tlie resolution the United Stales Lal alipilortlng the Rusaisn-pro- ...... About 275 empjoye* ana w«t*rhurv Ha oleaded guilty Gel one for school! with .the-same sort. .ot..dalry. an J objections to the General .Aaaem-. wltK the .HrsL waikpUtP .reppited outing wSa. UronL. roW,_Xronl.._tM mesla 'Were served a oarorcor--- barbrene-wateroury. ne-^esueu- ^ j- ^ Aa the ctmvenUoh entered its Kaman 'Aircraft al Fradley Fletdr it i i.V Broad S t; J750...... ilke to vlsli the cdunlry again and opposes ahd the Briftth are apon^ '■po**d 'conference lineup,- Vtahtn- at Akron. Poltatown. Pa., and Fall vegetable farms. bly. left) Thompson Maxwell, STneh and . -steak dinner during V - n ^ ^ T next to last day, the mineral law Windsor Locks, as chief of en . To W'. G". McNally to Arthur J. would enjoy making her home here soring.^ sky said; River, Mas*. The Ifall River plant Ick Schwarz, 'Joseph Kaminsky, to taking that amount in ax- V A N ' S I I S And speaking r ' vegetables, This raised the possibility that the day. Among the guests were \yo6l ffnd Rayon Blend section unanimously approved a gineering administration. Fuller for a two-car garage at 359 — if she could have her friends and 4. The Soviet resolution to set ”Yoii do not have to accent \ was struck at 9:15 p.m. on what change for forged notes while he resolution proposing that federal sweet corn is an old American the whole question might be re­ Wlllism Paltersdn, Custon Abrzi- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gifford, ohalr- i Oakland iM., $1,300. family with her. of course. But upUP aB 15-natlon . conference:...... four— what he says, nor is It mandn- Local President Alfred Borges tis and Joseph ^mbukiewlcz; v,-as treasurer of the credit union. 427 HARTFORD RD.— TEL MI-9-8066 IK lands be sold to private interests when'pressed for comparisons be- ■nslitution tor which Mile. Rouille opened at the beginning of the man of the board; Willard Rogers, fall session of the General Assem­ the United Slates, Britain. France i lory for him to accept what the said wai ordor* from the interna­ i back row, from the left) John Tbe offenses occurred between •# once they have served the ) pur- and South Korea from th* U N . I 16 says...... You are not dealing director; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phil­ bly Sept. 15. This was in part what tional. / Wolfe. John Gibson. Frank An­ August. 19.50, snd December, 1952. K poses for which the government she politely dodged the issue i^th Command; the two Communist )i*re with parties, to which you The other Firestone plant* ar* lips, president of the Interna- K . .purchaaed them. assurances that,she is leavir^wjth Sweet corn. she\^ys. "e’est pour Lodge referred to when he spoke drews, Robert Hawley, Stanley Uonal. Brotherhood__of Paper- PLfiATED SKIRT Food Notes belUgerehta- Red China and North j can. dictate conditions of subjec- In Loa.Angele*. Nobleeville and Golas. Saul' Silvcrirtein,; president In particular the resolution men­ News Tidbits a very fine impressioh of th*^cbun- U* animjmx.’’ ( f o r ^ e as feed H>r of Vlshtnsky'a "vetled threat” that makers; Leonard Gagnon and Wli- ADMITS P5fBE,ZZUNG Korea, and nine nations' classed by' tioii shd obedience. There 'tws ho New Castle. Ind.. Memphis, Tenn., of Rogers; Roy Fsrrl* and. Sidney tioned grazing lands now held by Culled from AP Wires try but that Americansf like all livestock). the Communists unconditional surrender. Do you Versatile, economical and tasty, chances for the conference. ^ the Russians aa "neutrals’—the \ and pea Moines, Iowa. Brown. Ail are from Manchester or llam KetU*. New England and Haven. Aug. 27 OP.- Ralph the Department of the Interior. Soviet Union. India, Poland, think you were victorious? You Union and company spokesmen .Southern representatives of the Lakeville, pleaded The reaolutlon favored a study of waffles are a favorite at any meal. Izxlge Had No C o m m en t'"” have resided in town at some time. Serve hot and crisp with cheese neral 'Home, and 10 a. niKln St. Czechoslovakia, Indonesia, Syria, did not win a Victory.. .North Ko-: continued a'long-standing policy papermakera union. i guilty yesterday in U. S. District federal land ownership and sug- South Korea, which threatened Bridget’s Church. Lodge had no comment on the Egypt, Mexico and Burma. rea is still where it waa in 1950 ’ of not commenting on the progress Sllversteih presented each of the •Three former empIo.ves now re-^ embezzlement of , $1,800 sauce for lunph or supper. Try honored employes with a service 3 .9 8 geated that "a definite program to boycott Korean Peace CJonter- The Rev, Edmund Bari-ett \of vote, which gave him the victory of the negotistions. tired,-, were,also guests. They *>■* j Meriden trucking Arm of should, be eatablis'hed for the dis­ them' \inder minced creamed ham Qbituary he had predicted and for which he Soviet Plan Kacee Defeat anniversary gift. ence if India attends has no objec­ Rockville celebrated iho Mass. T It appeared likely that th* com­ BRITAIN' LIFTS'BA N Details Are Meager Mr. arid, Mrs. 1 William Patlqrson, j salka and Son*. The funds position of (such) lands” and that, or chicken. ad labored long hours, He said (JPt Men who complet.ed 20 years The moat important item tion to 101.206 tons of coal from Rev. Edgar Farrell waa deacon mittee would approve the first two 1,«ndon. Aug. 37 — Britain A union source said he would re­ who retired after 44 vears of aerv- | represent collection* Ring made on in that high achool or' "where equitable, the program and the Rev. Theodore Giibala. sub Ifliriead that it is time to get on lifted all rentrirtlnns today on lease the details when an agree­ with the company are Abraltis. Indian mines . . . Britain’s atomic Hot dogs are removed from the .and send them on to the full As­ ice and DaniH-Wriglil wlio retired deliveries for Saika but never gave rollege wardrobe! ’Hint •hould give preference to the per­ explosion in Central Australian deacon. Mrs. Arlyne Garrity played to the next phase, which Is the the Import of Hungarian gnmia ment is reached, or when negotia- maintenance leader, Manchester NEW sons from whom the lands were picnic class but good, after this D ea th s sembly for adoption, Th* Soviet- after 28 years of service. to Salka. ceaual look with a blouse Desert in October will teat blast and sang. organisation of the conference. conference;nc* lineup waa aa a result of the releeuie of btisl- ttbns break off. The bargainer* division; snd Ambuklewicz, NO. 3 Wlnneiii in nil the sporting originally acquired.” treatment! Select extra larga] paper machine tender, Goodyear or sporty look with effects on planes, tanks, ammuni­ The Rev. Theodore Gubala con­ -The concensus of a number m i certain of defeat. neesmaa Edgar Sander* from a have been meeting here since events r.eciived silver dollars. The Brownelt’a topic this afternoon wieners, split down the center aft­ June 23, and the outcome of their division. Each received a $100 bond. sweaters. All around tion. vehicles, and buildings. Mrs. John Johnson ducted the committal service sT delegations is that Vlshinsky ! Lodge fell sure that even if the Budapest prison. Hungarian ba.skelball game ended’ with. Man­ pleats in a 680i wool and before the aasmbly—the same er cooked. Spread with lyustard goods have been exeliided from talks is expected to be a pace set­ National Labor Relations Board Mrs. Hannah Augusta Johnson, the grave in St. Bridget’s Ceme­ climbed way down” from his resolution inviting India could get Those completing 25 years with chester the wtijner, 32 to 28. The 45% rayon blend. Aa- body which heard his cabinet col­ and top with mashed p^atocs. or terv. this country alnee lute 1849, ter for similar negotiation* with rules worker can be flred under if vou feel partylsh. sqpeeze pota­ stand yesterday, which these del­ the bar* majority needed for com­ the company sre Brown, vlce^ Staff A.ssn. beat the Manchester! sorted plaids. Sizes league Dulles—was "Freedom Un­ widow of John Johnson, died Wed­ The besrers were Peter, .Tames egates had interpreted a# a threat when Handera n ss Jailed on es­ other major nibber concern*. union shop contract for failing to toes out of a paltry decorating mittee approval. He ***re president of manufacturing; Far­ division in a softh.all game, 1/ to ; to 39. der Law. ” nesday at the home of her daugh­ snd Robert Paterson, and James to torpedo the conference, TTiea* pionage eharges. The union also la negotiating ris, beater engineer, Goodyear divi­ SImonds to Talk join union . . . Former U. S. Am­ bag. Cover withjgrated cheese and that Russia could not muster a 3, but tied with t he'Goodyear divi- u xe STORE HOURS bassador to O n a d a . James H. R. ter. Mrs, Samuel Moorhouse of 23 Dowds. diplomats said Viahinaky’s vote here with Goodyear Tire A Rub­ sion; Golas, making aiipervisor, hours later Lord Stmonds. pop into. broiler until cheese ber Co.; with Sept. 8 as th* poe- aion-after seven; Innings. Beginning Tomorrow Oomwcll, defends Sen. Joseph Mc­ Tolland Ave., Rockville, after a for the resolution inviting the Rus­ Goodyear division; Kamliisky, floor, who hes been present at all the meets. sians If the Communista want them sible cancellation date; with B. F. leader, Manchester, divlslbn; Carthy iR-Wi.s) and hi* invcsll- long illness. She was born in Goodrich Co. in Chicago, with next principal convention sessions, is ! gating methods. indicated he was ready to go to Schwarz, calendar packing and FM OftY, k n JIJI. to P.M. scheduled to address the bar’s an A goad big clove of g a r l i c ,- Horred, Sweden on April 12. 1875, the conference and that its Monday aa a possible csncellatton 5:10 About Town date; and opened talk* with the inspection leader. Goodyear dlvl- nual dinner on "Liberty Within minced or crushed, cooked in but­ and has been a re.sideiil of this chances of being held, are far No Money Down ,U. S. Rubber Co., last week in Cin­ libn. All received gold watches S TURD Y , k M ftH . to S P JI. The Law.’.’ ter or margarine and blended with town for the past 60 years, mov­ stronger than they were yestei- except Farris who choae a bond. 4 6 ;20 Brownell told a news conference mustard, salt, pepper, makes -Pfc. George C. Johnston, son of cinnati. Stolen Car Fouiitl ing to Rockville fou^ months ago. day. , . i Bargaining contract# with each The 30 year' men Included An­ ^ o u i M ND Y, l:» Ml. t* P JI. yesterday that the Justice Depart­ flavorsome dressing for broccoli. She was a member of Emanuel Mr. and htra. Benjamin H. John­ Lodge told the General As- , FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS drews. beater engineer, Manches­ 0 6 5:20 ment wlil give prompt tUeritlon to Some like it bn spinach and other ston, 183 Lydall St., la undergoing of the films extend into next year, At Mt. Nebo Field Lutheran Chlirch and ' ita Ladles sehibly’a 60-natlon Political Com­ but provide for a reopening' of ter division, and pre.sldent of TUESDftY, k N M L to StlO PJI. an association report, adopted by cooked greens too. Aid Society, aliw) of, Scand.a poat-truce" training wilh the 25th mittee that Soviet Delegate An- , FOR AU DODGE-FLYMOUtH GARS Mapla Lodge. IBPM, Gibson, ma^ Infantry Division in Korea. He en­ wag* subject* this year. the House of Delegates, calling Lodge, No. 23, Order of Vasa. drel Y. Vlshlnsky had made a | While It never has given apeciflc chlnlst, Goexiyear division; Hawley, upon the Attorney General to de­ Manchester police this morning Here's how to lift flank ateak I Mrs Johnson /leaves three tered the Army in October 1952 "thinly veiled threat" that the.; WEDNES60Y, kW ft.ll. to 12 NOON and arrived in Korea last April. INSTALLED COMFLETE A A . details of its demands, the union secretary-treasurer of iheu^c^- termine whether Communist snd recovered a car which had been out of the, ordinary and into the daughters. Mrs. George Arm­ Communi.sls would not attend the j pany, and Wolfe, sampleman. HOMf COMFORT with new pluga, points and oil. Only JW ■ jpays they include * “ aubstantlal’ pro-Communlst lawyers should be reported stolen in Hartford yester- outstanding! Dip 'i-lnch thick strong and Mrs. Walter Holland, Korean parley unless they got , wage increaae and better penslonp Goodyear division. All received THURSOftY, k H ft.ll. to kSO P.M, allowed to practice. day. - slices into seasonal flour (salt, both of Manchester and Mrs. The member* of Hose and Lad­ their own way in picking the par- j "..X'■ ••LPT''’'! der Company No. 1 of the South $13 FER MONTH t / It also Is seeking adjustment of $200 bonds. The report was submitted by s ’The car was spotted by Sgt. Ed­ pepper). Roll up and tie securely. Moorhouse, of Rockville; four sons, ticipants. I what it call* inequities In wage Kenipe, flnishing supervisor. MORIARTY Bros. committee headed by former Sen. ward Wlnzlcr. who f o u n d it Or,' roll around a bread dressing. Manchester Fire Department will Emil C. Johnson, Clarence John­ meet tomorrow night at 7 o’clock Lodge also struck back at , CAUMItcbdl 3-S101 rates for some classlficatloha. Goodyear division, completed 35 315 CENTER Herbert R. O’Ctonor, of abandoned in the noijth end of Mt. Pan brown in hot fat. Transfer to son and George Johnson, all of year* with the corporation and 1 casserole; add tomato juice; cover at the corner of Main and Bigelow Viahin-sky’s charge that th* Unit-; It said that no Communist should Nebo Field about 10:15 this Xfanchester and Ralph Johnson of rd States was acting like a "M as-; received a cash gift in keeping and bake slowly until tender, Streets to proceed in a body to the ASK FOR SERVICE MANAGER (CARL) be permitted to be a member of morning. Andover. Also three sisters In *er Race” and was trying to force j with hi* long service. Police said the car, a Ford, was Holmes Funeral Horn* to pay their Ll. Frank Qiiish Sage-Alleh, East Hartford. i(^.Conaitloned. la open Tuesday the bar. and lawyers who have re­ Sweden. 10 grandchildren and nine others to accept it* viiws by .ulti-i . Twanlyry.e a t , men__who re­ OPEN » NOONS Owtfif Hieiti % Glamorous imder-cover work respects to Mrs. Hannah Johnson, - fused to answer questions of con­ "old” but in good operatjngT condi­ great-grandchildren. ceived $100 bond* were Maxwell. . through Saturday. 9 ;30 A. M: to fltSO P. M.—Friday* to 8:60 P. M. with whipped cream. Scoop ben- whose son. Emil Johnson, is s ir.afums. j gressional committees .regarding tion. The funeral will be held at the He pointed but that the Amer’.- j On Way to Korea Schwarz. Kaminsky snd Farris. TO. MlrdMH 3-5135 Hartford authorities. have been ters out of cup cakes. Fill with member of the company. SOLIM ENE, Inc. for dollars loss! passible Communist membership Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mam can .population was made up of These award* had been delayed. ITfUlfORS wlU have dlaquaUfled themselves to notifled. sweetened and flavored whipped Saturday at 2 p. m. Ths Rev. c r e a m . Top the cream with a Mr. and Mrs. Henr>- M. Huggins. iiiany races ad religions, but lie- Lt. Frank 3. Quish, non of Frank practice...... Carl E. Olson' of the Emanuel hlnd the Iron Curtain the Commu­ 634 CENTER STREET "Well have to give it pretty canned peach half filled with tart 67 Phelps Rd.. have returned after J . Quish, 46 Foster St., and the Lutheran Church will ' officiate nists have tried to wipe out "re- late Mrs. Agnes M. Qulfh. who careful itudy before we have any- red jelly. apd... burial .wUl ,be.. .ln the East spending jh»ir vacation at eSBAUST SCHOOL $1,033,061 Lcfl___ Chatham.'Cape' Cod;- — r — ligtoBr Christianity,. Judalsm-’i reached Manchester' .prior, to the Uilng to aay abour ItT" Browhell Cemeterv. Easy-db with noodles and egg’s. ”The representative ot the So­ death of . hia mother which occuer- —'/ r"’ aaid. "We’ll have to study the Friehds may call at the funeral viet legal authority of various officials, In Schools Fund Line rsmekina with cooked nood­ King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ Union, when he- talked about rert on July 27, has left for San home Friday at 3:30 p. m. until the a master race in America, .miased state, legal and judicial, before we les. Put, deviled eggs (yolks Sea­ lows will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Francisco. Cklif,. en route to.Jteoul, OSLO BS BOBH hour of the" funeral. ' one of the great' opportunitiea in know what we’re doing. But he soned with salt, pepper, dry mus­ p. m. in Odd Fallows hall- Korea, “nirough the aid of th* An unencumbered halSnce of his life to keep, quiet.” Lodge said. American Red Croe*. Lieut, Quish will do so promptly." tard I iiv center.. PoUr on ’ canned $1.033.061.7t. in the accounts for mu.shroom soup. Scatter cheese John T. Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sault, '60 On the que.stlon of the Korean was granted leave trt fly home. construction of schools was left at shreds on top. Bake in moderate John T. Carmody, 94 Franklin Phelps Rd.. and Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ conference. Lodge said; A graduate of St. Jam es’ the close of the fiscal year, Aug. oven______/ ______...... Ave., Hartford, who died yester­ ford Walker. 76 Phelps Rd.. both "If the Corpmunisf side does not Parochial School and Loomia In­ Two Gars Collide H , a report by Miss Louise John- d a y ih'St. Francis Hospital was an of whom have acquired homes on have a peace, there -won’t be-any. stitute, Windsor, in 1948. h* en­ son„ controller, indicates, imcle of T. Jo.seph Carmody. 46 that street, were welcomed into It take.s two to make a peace. If tered the Engineering School ' of th e sum la left from appropria­ School lunch box sandwich Ideas lacking? Try chopped hard-cooked Harlan St., this town, and a re­ the life of the neighborhood bv’ Iney do not ' want a .conference Johns Hopkins University. Balti­ . On Center Street tions totalihg $1,580,000 for the families living on the seme street more, Md.. graduating in 1952. A construction of the Vernon-Lydall eggs mixed with crumbled crisp tired official of the Hartford City they can wreck it.” ' bacon. Ac-cent. salt, pepper and '.Vater Board, later known aa the and Green Road. The get-acqUaint- Jebh Agreee With I-odge member of the ROTC he waa com- \ - An Army staff car and a car School, the South School addition ed party waa held on the lawn at lisSloned a secoqd lieutenant with ami the addition to,Bowers School mayonnaise. Use between buttered Water Bureau of the Metropolitan British Delegate Sir Olidwy^n , ' ''^mis driven by a'athool teacher, from slice* of whole wheat, rye, or pum­ District;.Jle was with the hoard the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Her­ Jebh agreed -with Lodge and aaid ---■ th*vh« Army Ehigineer*. After a per­ ..... Eaatport, Maine, were Involved in after expenditures for those bert Finlay. 86 Phelps Rd. Every­ iod, of training In T exar he was projects of $545,939.34 and a com­ pernickel. about .50 years and was formerly that, when he heard Vlshlnsky a minor accident on Center Street superintendent of the Main Pipes body had a thoroughly enjoyable speak, he asked himself whether tranaiferred to Seoul, where h e . mitment of $998.95, ^ has beehotationed since last April. */ near Adams about 11:30 yesterday The account for the Waddell VA TO KEI,EASr, 1.000 Division. > titne. ______Russia actually wanted a confer­ if-iu morning, police reported today. Washiniffon. Aug, 27 (/Ti— The He was a lifetime pari.shioner ence. He expeef*. t® return for *n in­ School, virtually paid for, contains KIMBLE JABS GUAYAQUIL definite tour of duty with the en­ Patrolman Raymond Peck, who an unencumbered balance of $706.- Veterans .-Administration said of St. Peter's Church. Hartford Vlshlnsky denied that he had ■ Inveatigated the two-car collision, today it will drop almilt 1,000 and a member of Hartford Lodge (iuayaquil, Ecuador, Aug, 37 made a veiled threat about Com­ gineers engaged in the U. 8. re-. -21 after expenditures to Aug. 14 of building program., , aaid it occurred after< Kate, P. $1.064.603.8.5 and commitments empioye* from the operating ot Elks for over 50 years. He (A5—A atrong earthquake shock, munist partlciiiatlon in the peace LI Wadaworth, 26. pulled away from staff In its Inaiirancr dlrislon leaves two sistefs, a brother, a accompMied ^ subterranean parley. He said all he waa saying || TN I GREAT Lt. Qulsh’a wife, the former totaling $89 94. Ths appropriation Miss Barbara Fellows, snd daugh­ the Bouth curb on Center Street was $1.06.5.400. here by Oet. I*. niece and another nephew, .the rumbles, waa m t here a t 9:58 w aa'-that the Assembly should .-'J-. and drove across the path of the Rev. Alfred J. Carmody of Bridge- . a.m. today. It oauaed no damage. communicate its vlewa to the Chl_- ter. Pamela, will make th#lr home with her parents in PurdJ«, N. Y„ west-bound Army vehicle to make port. a turn Into Adams.. Funeral services will be held at during hia absence. The Army driver, Pfe, George Sugar ‘n’ Spice, ‘n’ Everything Nice 8:30 a,-m , Saturday at Diilon'a w I J :E t o b u n AGAIN B. 'Simpson, stationed at Fqrt Funbral Home. 53 Main St., H art­ Dawe*. Maas., had been traveling ....- GoiNt Well with Grapefruit ford, with: k-SoIemii requiem Maas New Haven. Aug. 27 In the right-hand lane and as- in St. Peteris Church .at 9 a. m. C. sumed the other car would proceed erst Richard Lee say* he will Piirial will be in Mt. St. Benedict seek to run for mayor against Re­ •tralght ahead. Peck said. i Cemetery. publican Mayor William C. Celen- There were no injuries or ar-, Friend* may Call at the funeral * i « ^ ; tano for the third succeaaiva time. ' fasts, and damage to both c a rs ' home until the hour of the aerv- \^cnool^/>en^ Celentano defeated Lee twice be- ,..i - - 1949 by: ? ! * W! im H eH oShit V I I J - '”1 9 $ t ”1 )T'riwn""'vote«r—tiee™hed- Mrs. Ida M. Uiadberg malned silent oh whether he would Asian-Arah Protest Mrs. Ida Maria Llndberg. 90. j I Mony childrffH wiN curry *^ psaed away Augut|t 37, 1M7. now la of^cxcellent quality. There a t it it good to eaL morning at 9;30 at tha Qulah Fu- -yM , , Wife sad family. r ' . ' 1 / ' I f 5fc " ,x : V •T.V;££: ■.T X PACE 81 /,

alble civil defense against atomic 487 repatidated priaonara of w achaduled to/arrtva hara Baturd^ VacatiM Tijff if HERALD, MANC 3R. CONN- T K V ^ A Y , AUGUST 27, 1953 attack. JCHESTER EVENINC A Cake That Is New As 1953— aboard tha timnaport Gan. W. F. m fS? e s i x ______Dlantha Buts and two children of TWO 8TA*n row s b b t u b V Haaa. Thay ara, Pfo. John Ekan- Marlborough Philadelphia, Pa . have been rislt- Russian War Heroes Chocolate, O f Counel barger. Box 247, Btefford Springs drive has always bean A n d o v e r BOY SCO) ing Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Weir. San Francisco, Aug- 27 (A5—-Two and KannaU* .-*- *^*U'P*’ Miss Briggs vrlalted In Hope Val­ Connecticut servicemen are among •on. We, In this age, stand within Dance W ill M ark H artford, Aug. 2 t—A Chvti Jte- .t-, \ - of that ulUmaU political goa Connectiput L a i l i e ’ U nit Plans ley, Hebron where ihe was a fre­ 8 ,PfOTEi quent visitor as a girl at Are Strangely Absent fenaa mutual welfare agreement- r % Q p m n 0 i | e r a l h If we do not reach It, or apportion 'own Celebration of Ute U te Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bis­ haa baan effected between thia ^;,5Si5S5?ii?5So“X c. of It In 1985. Tre win stfll. If wc Yankee To Hold Reception son. ^ By W ILUAM tl RYAN Y cal for either Zhukov or Vaxllev- ctate and Maasachuaetts, Gen. II BtWfll street live keep on striving toward It. and liiiiicheeter. Corn. By H. O. CaUed AP Forelga New* Aaalyst ' eky, or both, to have been present. / ’^1 WlUiam Hesketh, Connecticut di-, THow*r etruggle In July 16, four days after th* an­ The welfare agreement 1* part U ^*ra driving Im m . m I1 Now i t ’s Oil N obody Wants dnarch to the sea at JBh^ood coletoation^ a parade will form- nouncement of th* Beria purjn. 4. w of the Interatate t^mpact between off lb* foed once in aw h ib > ^ One Tear ...... W itt aiid* Assist. Scoutmaster Taylor on Jones Hollow Road at' 3:S0 pin- the Kremlin, and popelUy even BIX Months ...... i;iS Irhnlan oil, two years ago, w h^ Island, it coiiid not be iong^foTe There he joined other genenus In the two New Eqgland sta.tes. "NOW I Sprood my get oet— wretch your tegi Threa MIpnths ...... f S another battler of olden ConneCtT- The Rev. Stephen Chamberlabi Booth camped with the boys dur­ and end on the Orange Fair wiUK preparations for a trial of lylll resiim^Tireachlng at the Con­ May Bring . formeKInterior Minister Lavrenty an oath of loyalty to , the Coro- Police and fire agreeinenU already Mossadegh b*gan '''■ cut . days would reappear on the ing the first week. The scouU Grounds. Several of the local or­ muhlst party. Vaallevaky was not hava been signed. \ m argarina ica*coldl Aod iefort ton start, be i W eekly ...... ’Sk Wrest control of It from the^rlt- scene. What we were not quite pre­ gregational Church Sunday follow­ passed a large number of tests In­ ganisations • are planning floats DONT \P. BerlaMhe secret police boea who Blude eopy ..v ...... - ing his month’s vacation. Waa p u rg to jn July. present, however, ( ' Francis 8. Swett, QRnnecticut tell Hood to irentte imo— — ish. was one of thF worifli most pared for, however, was the pos- cluding 62 merit badges while In and some j6t the neighboring fire Restless Nights ' VAAlUvalKy on% of a half livetiet to’ your hotMr eddiei*. Undn In Good ConiUtlon Threw Thom Away MucRBpceulsUeii chiaf of welfare, saldX similar 0- THE A^OC^TED PRES^ prised possessions, an^the free .sibillty th at Prof. Albert Levitt camp. companies will also take part. dozen genernli Whog* names fig­ It tproads smoothast of Simply notify voot Hood Roate The condition, of Elton Urain, Oiarles Dougan, James Juros. At Lt. Gov. Allen wlU epeak Wh,n kld«,» hinrtio* Stui Phsnty or Warn Laft la In the hectic days of the Berta agraamenta already, are mv force who harassed the Republlcatj *:m (sill, »mpl«i* of »W l«« ured In th* Strang* "doctora’ ploB« White Tan 'him to a military dictatorship. In can handle. This decision would be Full aerrlce client of N. E. A. Ser*- new live role. gan, James Juros and Rlchar* aishts or frMutnt p«MO*«. , glot denounced. In what look baaed on what states have been WAM 4 ER Inc. IS not so much concerned With i The last we heard of Albert Miss Katlierine Harris of the Morrison recelvad the camp’s hlgff- Jerome F. Weir of this town. Doa’I nrsirot tour kl^tr* ' "fu Walt. the Soviet Union. . a blow by Beria to vindicate Publlshcrt Kepreaentatlvea: ■ The Coronet Studio in H artford will is MAPLE STREET But now there seems to be a attacked. Ju'lfus M^th^w^ Special getting U as it is with gelling it; Levitt- he was running well down est and most cove'ted honor—mem­ Mr. and Mra; Samuel Dancause, dlucllc. Uiod •ncWM/ollj by mllllont security agenciea he bosaed. hold a hat clinic today. This-is a, bership In the Tribe of the HlkU have returned home from James­ Opp. First National Star* euggestibn between the IlneS In the Under the agreement, signed by "I'm juif a t proud of the new di»- under certain conditions. It wanisj the list in a field of candidates for oV,r it y«r». If, o«l,>>;d of, world cartel in oil- H doesn I and refurbish It. Thirteen members Of the troop a Miss Ethel Briggs and Mra. army -r has been able to shove A grand thing for baklngjnItnillf; • »*•» p —- ^^olat. —------a. I * agree to three major points: (1) Prompt, EBoaow Icd The Then he suddenly reappeared, Marshal Ivan 8. Konev, war hero, bran)T new yeer. la a brand new preee a few _'*’“*®'*‘* flavor—*o *weet end fresh that wive* a.iu:?,e.“SS^n-nrntar;^s‘^assumes no nnanojai » - Want Iran to go Into the market last week, in the role of a special Miss Hartis will have trimmings committee spent the middle week­ Zhukov and other strictly military and Adm. Q. I. Levchenko, all of accept homeless person*. (2) pro­ tvooeraohlcal error* appearln* *h ““j with her. The class will learn the end in the camp and elected Er­ men Into the background, at least c a k e /’A nd this 1* It. Ifa • Light morsels Into the froeting vide registration and information are . fooling even the fu»*ie*t hus­ GuofOBta i d i»*rtlaoment* and oth^er '''■'*','1*^5***', with ideas of winning customers counsel engaged by Mayor John I whom have ‘beeil among th* mlsa- Chocolate Cake_ . with .At. A*-.the Wghter, fLlght Chocolate Cake ■In The Manchester Evening Herald. Sullivan of New Britain to 'help .style of h at th at is becoming to an nest, Irwin as Its chairman for the for the present, and to keep its ik>a- 1 package aeml-aweet chocolate services. (3) send Welfare unlU to band* with it... they can’t «ll it by asking a cheap price.; individual. The clinic is open to Inr recently. mo.e dellHate flavor achieved with stricken area*. WriBg«r>Rols Roplocod that city keep Slate Highway year. ' sibly restless officers In check . generals who now appear In morsels > from the mo»i expeniive spread! : Dl*pla.v au-vertlsini closlni hour*. The lear'is. In other words, that anyone Interested in the subject. , through domination by the Com­ ■eml-aweeu^hocolate. The fluffy, Hesketh termed the agreement ’For Monday—1 p. m. Friday. , Commissioner G. Albert Hi|l from public with high government fig­ fine-grained \texture that good "Vj cup butter or margarine „ ■ Every pound’* fortified with 15,000 * For Tuesday—1 p. «>. Iranian oil, (f It tpmes back Into Those attending should bring the A Texa.-i man had his coat biow-n munist party generals and political "another implement” in th# over­ building an expressway through following equipm ent: .sci.ssors. ures are strong Comhuinlet party cooks dreXm of is more than ful-' 1 cup sugar uniu of Viumin A, too. Serve some ' For Wednewtay—1 p. nt-Tue»W production, and tries to win back that city on the route the commis­ off in a windstorm. Then comes the administration. offibers, including Ool. Gfn. A. Z. all plan to provide th* best po*- : For Thursday—1 P- 'if?"* thread, thimble, pins, needles, hat, income tax blow and he’ll lose his Many generals and admirals filled In this c^e. It’e feathery 2 egg yolk* tonight!" POTTERTON'S > Far Frida.*—I p. n>. iJlV* some of 'iU own former, markets, sioner considers most practical Zhsltov, chief of tha political ad- 1 180 Center Rt„ Cor. of O n v Oi ^For’SaturAv—^1 p. m. Friday. . and box lunch. shirt. / were present at varloua parties light. And It has a clever provision | whole egg might bregk the world price of oil. and beneficial. ' The meeting will he from 10:30 minlatratlon of the Defeni* Min- 2 cup* sifted all-purpoee Hour r riasslfled deadline: X given in Moscow In honor of the iatry, and hia right hand man. Col. for the Seven Mlp^ule Frosting AL I SUMMER L 0 N G 'm.m'fiikst day of publication except Saturda> — The hope is that, whenever the Typically, tho moment Levitt a m. Until 3 p.m. at the Town Hall. visiting East German Communist right in the cake Ingredients. The H teaspoon baking aoda entered this controversy', there Gen. F. F. Kuanetaov. Theaa men 1 teaspoon baking powder , ■ ■ Mrodrioe tinoother Iranian.- oil- prablem jls _»*ttl*4>-. government delegation, Soviet nr* in charge of the partr imt- -cake la made with on\whole egg Thursday, Aug:ust 27^ began to be-controversy about him; *BihcTi<^i»leir Andover-rorrmpond- newspapera reaching this country M d tw’o egg yolk*; T h at leaves ' 1 teaajxion e a lt'--- V "A oe4rdi.eov.ty ■ ’A.* v-dll be part of the settlement that The New Britain Common Council enl, Mrs. George Nelson, telephone work in the army Which holds tha 1 cup milk DEtoDABlLITY" disclose. Communist rein on troop* and of­ you .two egg white* for the Seven Iran will agree to market Its oil hesitated over a *500 retainer for ri-2-26768. Melt eeml-ewaet chocolate mor­ ' XooKing Forward To 195,'> "fo r Better Sleep Moat 'prominent among these ficers. ■ Minute Frosting There’il ^be no •oread MtS f ‘9 ^ * . ^ 3 r » p t * * d <» " ‘•.‘• 'Z only at agreed world prices. his services, complaining that H leftover egg while* or egg yolk* sels over hot. not boiling water. having Just com- hadn't been consulted on the eni- w as Marshal. Vasily D. Sokolovsky, Others who show up prominently agree thet h ’» * it- H '.H H REPQIR As far as the world oil Industry ...GET PROPER FIT” who. like Biukovj ones wes Soviet when you make Seven -M,lnute Cream butter; add aiigar gradual­ me the carW •^?riirtTM ar6*t'»« jited an. amendment to their own pliiynieiit «if special counsel, and Include Lt. Gen. L. I. Brczhnfv, ly, creaming thoroughly. Add egg is concerned, It ,would be just as lA>cal T il Killers commander In Germany. He Is now former All-Union party secretary Frosting for Light Chocolate Cake. 604." Boy Mt*. nstlti.tlon which makes It poa- I looking somewhat askance at rstl- Leave noChiofC to gue«work . . • Chief of Staff of the armed forces. ,, There are dark chocolate cakea yolk* and whole egg. on* at a happy, under present conditions, ! m atrathut Ihe total cost of Iwvltt chi changed baalcally. Two years ago. b<-gan operating. n\i8l fair to b© helH But the main news seems to be .Sunday at the form er WAC field be measured to a fraction of a grain. There is reason to believe that deputv minister of war; Marshal of melt .quickly for convenient choco-, 35'minutes. Cool. Froat with Seven M H G H U B a i (isibla aims of a U, N. Charter Zliukov, VasllPvsUy, Gen. Serg'-I Mtbute or Boiled Frosting: garnlih mMwFH j It had a commodity which was on W est Siwing-.' St;, Windsor Aviation P. F. Zhigarev and other late cookery since they are already jr-vision Conference In 195R. th at Levitt is finally back on Con- Shtemenko iwho was in Germany precioua and worth almost an\ nectleut .soil,- .once more restive Locks. « party officers. ------—------in pieces. And to make the smart with additional aeml-aweet choco­ MHICWMNE IThey have asked other member with Chuikbv last February) ani late moraela. "YlELDi 1 8-lnch price. Today It must actually beg and eager for roles in which he can Tile local groiqi will enter the OVER 500,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED All these have made clear pub­ little beading of chocblate around Itions to begin formulating pro- dairy competition scheduled- from CTuilkov were among the genera’s licly their devotion to the Com­ ' cake. for a market for this saiiie com­ challenge exiating official and poli- the Vim of the Seven Minute Froat- bsals for such a conference, and tlcai might. And since he Is back, 1 to 4 p.in. Saturday. who were dissatisfied with th* munist party Central Committee. modity. It may have been Mossa­ wsy things were going in Ea-it __>ir aim Is appwently to aet up and in the mood, we presume he More than a thoiiiand exhibits When you bring your prescriptions to us you have the assurance that degh’s basic error that he per­ will be judged on that day, and tierniany, and had pointed out that sfime committee to begin work on will find more than one cause, as sisted in considering Ihst he helil time goes on. traitor driving, pie baking, pie all of these principles will be conscientiou.sly observed. Tour own It wa.s tile army which had to save preparing an agenda for the con­ eating, horse drawing contests will xlhe .situation'when the civilian fJrcat Books Talks the trump hand in the game was But. quite frankly, we do not ex­ ference, well In advance of the pect him to be the giant-killer he be. held. ‘ ' '^ommimlat party administrators CHICKEN BARBECUE )ilaylng with the West, long gfte.r physician will verify this statement. acGial conference date. was of old. We well retnemlXT wRh Other events include a livestock ^ the East Germans get out of To Begin Sept. 23 the free world's actual .need for and machliysTy. parade and .harid.xThere is also reason to be­ this Vviir lie a fateful ebpfer- M-hat cold and contemptuous ease Irak’s oil had disappeared. His the late J. Henry Roraback ran square dance Saturday evening. lieve th a t the situation In Ea.'.t Sof., Sept. 72iof 5 P. M. ence, when it cornea. It will\be, Germany^o,ffered a springboard Mancheeler’* Great Book* group si^etessors seem to realise that his machine right over, Levitt in Sunday's- program Includes a pet mbN'itl fateful because It will provide the the 19.10 Republican State conven- show, dre.«s revue, band concert, for the puiTfe of Beria. Many win start Iti fifth year of reading they hold no whip over anybody. If ’Prescription Pharmacy and dl»cua*lng great books on ON THE LAWN OP first full formal opportuhity for tfon. when Levitt sought not much variety show and a cross-cut saw­ strong hints exist to connect the the West, in turn, realizes that Wednesday. Bepl. 23 at 7:30 p.m. the nations'which founded the ; more -than the parly’s rejection of ing contest.' Howard's two events. x some of the principles tor which 1 ttnit machlnf. But we remeniber, From 2:30 to 5 p.m.. the Lander- 901 Main Street ' Zhukov In Eclipse at the Mary Cheney Library. BUCKINGHAM United Nations to decide what In the Great Books discussion .Mossadegh fought cannot be aban­ ' too. the victory next fall for Wll- man orchestra will play. The eclipse of Zhukov’^ewho has . j.iore they want to make of the ammCi Tel. Mitchell 3-S321 program, a group of 20 or more been In eclipse before because of doned by any Iranian regime ;bur L. Cross, by s fc.w UfOusand SLEEP CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH United Nations. votes l,evltt. as the leader of Ws II all of the pede.striahs- In our his popularity—aecnis to ha'-e adult* meet* lor two hour* on the which hopes to live, there can per- second »hd fourth Wednesday of Most of the talk, so far, about 'small revolt within the Republican country were laid end eo end. the OppcMlte Marj- Cheney I J h r a r y Pokolovsky the outstanding Soviet (;l a sto n b u r y iiaps be some fruitful diplomacy carele.ss driver w’o^ild have an general at the present time. His ■each month and dlacusse*. under v.hal ought to be done concerns 1 partv. liad >yery right to claim. Fellows of The American College of Apothecaries 1 in the next lew weeks. Tuo yesrsX later It emil«r be easier time of it. B39 MAIN. ST.—Mitchell 9-6385 record in Germany was distin­ tw'o trained leaders, the G reat the big power veto. A superficial 1 proved, as fai\aH one can prove guished tmllke Zhukov’s-by hia Books selection which ha* been Proceeds will go toward the addition to church Sunday view • of the ahortcomlng* of the I these Uilng*. Uqtt he again helped CREDIT TERMS iinque.-itloned obedience a t all rekd In advance by the entire Srhnol room and kitchen. — Red Gambit United Nations tends td epneen- elect Crosa and aHo elect a times to the directives of the rul­ group. I Many of th* original member# trstc on the veto, as if it were the It Is d o u b tfu l whether we can cratic senator from Connecticut, ing Communist party. FOR RESERVATIONS and this was Ihe death of-the ^1- Zhukov and Vasilevsky were no­ of the Aral year;* group are itill Please Call: Mr*. Tracy Brock, Telophooe Mi-8-87fl# er Mr*. key to all the Ills of the new’ world beat the Ruasians in che.ss. That doubt can be taken philosophically. noMerfiil polltleal machine l,evlU where in evidence at the recent participating. In addition to new 'David Kelsey, Telephone Ml-9-1448. organization. Actually, although had set out to fight. Thereafter, he STAR Soviet celebrations In honor of the members who h'Sve Joined the both we and Russia are intent' The Russians spend more lime on preoccupied himself with obtaining air forte. They were net mentioned group each succeeding'■>•*#*. "Ihe upon pre.servlng it, the veto has it. than, we do, and seem to have a mdlUcal rcMurd for hi* feat, with S' ___ during the three day* bf sessions member* have varied background* and experience and many different not been very important in the natural talent for it. intervals in which he proved a con­ / of the Supreme Soviet recently. There is no reason, however, tinual annoyance to Connecticut FACTORY PRICES Neither was present Aug. 15 at viewpoints are brought to bear I i record of the United Nations to public utilities, until one of them upon th# same idea or laaue. why the Russians should beial- the reception given by the ambas­ date. It has not succeeded in ob- hit "on the sound expedient of hir­ GUARANTEED sador of the Communist North The purpose of dlecuaalon lead­ lowed to beat us in diplomacy atriu'ting any major United Na- ing him itself, as a consulting CUSTOM FITTED Korean governmejit in honor of er# I* to keep the argument on '^m a policy., about chess. But they are working the anniversary of North Korea's the track. They do not lecture or GET THE BEST .ha^ (i at- it, xnd,.we. seefu. to ,h»Yf aftcf i*'* California Inter- "liberation. by ihe Suyiet Armv.’< stale their own opinions but seek ~r” ^A^d if-.- in "the; future,- th e "vetty h id r h e is back oHIffie Cbnh«T INSTALLED FREE blundered into giving them certai'h ■flefense Minister Nikolai A. Bul- out ihe c'dhfllctlpg opinions of the did operate on any major United scene, full of the spirit of crusade group. Members of.the local group X advantages. $10 up / gbidn wa-s much in evidence at all Nations''pplicy, its very use would lor moderate fee. We don't want to t h ^ parties. So were other mem­ occasionally change- place* with be a defiatKie of the United N a­ Las^ spring, the United States alarm Commissioner Hill or any­ COMPIETE SET . / bers of. the ruling Big Nine, more the leader* In order to allow’ the body else in entrenched power,'but tions which would l>e equal to civil Chess Federation invited a Rus­ and mo^aoromlnently headed by leader* an opportunity to enjoy Levitt isn’t quite ss harmless as he 575 Main St. Premier Georgi M. Molenkov. the pleasure and benefit* of dis- | wai-. sian team to come to New York to looks. Even when he doesn t win. play our best. The Rus.sians ac­ Phone Many deputy-mlnlstera were prei- cuaaion. Nonctheicas, the Veto should go, he has a highly developed nuisance ent, but imt-BuIganlh’s two depu­ Mrs. Allan Bourn and Gilbert | cepted the invitation, surprising­ MI-9-5405 DESOTO and .if there were som'e big power tslent;— ^— -r->- ties Zhukov and':Vasil*vaky. Hiint, who have led the local ! agreement on that, it would be a ly, and then the question arose of . More than a dozen high-ranking Great Book* program since its be- | whether or not oiir government ginning In 1949. will continue as ; step ahead for the United l^atlons. Extra-Value DeSoto Features generals and admlralsxfhe Sovlfl Much more important tilings would permit the Russian player* press discloses, were preqent last leaders. tc come here. Jt looked as if we Saturday and Sunday a t Uie varl As In the past, the group 1* reed to be done, however. TiiS. at.No Extra Cost! looking forward to welcoming new W.ere winning the propaganda bat- oils receptions and M ' right and power of the United Na­ y AT LOW PRICKS vr-i,--' ■■ dinner in honor of th* Beat member# to the. dUcusalon.s and tions to make 4nd enforce i^orld lie'' involved when it waS an- •price tag! e Sofety-iiini Whesli mans. In the normal course urges anyone who Is Interested to law in the realm of peace and war nounccfi^ that the Russians would ^Arthur Drag Stores 1 • Waterproof Ignition events it would hayr seemed logi- contact the Mary Cheney Library. 1S1 Middl* TunipikB W«*t . I^H;»3-t338 for yourself how it should . be' confirmed and be allowed to enter the country r iIOtriM8A.M. toll P.M . A e Oilite Fuel.filter, strengthened. The •‘organization of for the purpose of playing chess. IhkA . I It’s What You Get For Your Money That e Oriflow Shock Abiorbert a UnitcA^ Nations police force, Kverythlng seemed to be going OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. ta 9 P.M. existing and operating on a regu­ along ■ nicely. Tile Russian chess Makes De Soto Youf Wisest Choice e Electric Wind»hield Wiper* tram made Us way. to Paris, cn FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $S OR MO lar bails, and powerful enough to HARTFORD COUNTY Things have never been moje in your favor if e Resistor Spark Plug* cufWolgh, in military strength, any route td New York. Then, sudden­ e Fully Iniulaled Body Mourvting* ^ OCEAN IrR ISA single member nation or combina­ ly, it developed that there hbd you’re bdying a new car. Be sure you stop in and OPEN ALL DAY 4 SUNDAY tion of nations, should be agreed been a catch in our government's .see us. fXD en til’s the car that includes as m Sole-Guord Hydroulic Broke* upon and formalized.. As the Unit­ perqiission for the Russians to en­ standard e^pm ent many features for which e Cycle-Bonded Broke Lining* ed Nations is given increasej ter. It had stipulated that the otherr charge ^tra. . « . e Cowl Vent >■ power, some consideration should Russians must jemain In New The. great Ue Shto options . . . such an Full e Removable Exhaust Votvb Seat bo given to the system of repre­ York City during their stay here. “ Power Steering, ,Vower Brakes, Fluid-Torque Inverts 75-»- STEAKS 75« sentation and legislation in the The RusMana wanted to live Bradley ^eld -- Windsor Locks Drive, and Pu.*h;BuUon Window LifU . . . call " SHORT AND SIRLOIN United . Natigns. Perhaps, instead outside New York, on the Ixm e Choir-High Seat* for an in-person try-w t, too. Don’t miss them! \ X • CUT PTROM HEAVY WESTERN BEEF of the present Security Council, Island estate the Russian govern- e F illing OR Intake \ With Us exce*8ive power for big '■mTnr'maintains'Tdif :’A mighty 160 hon»piow«t^ Soto Dome • tdrger' Cuggog'a Space " / / ■ * ' ’ ■ • ’ _ ' BLOCK ' nations; 'vahd ;fl»e > r w tld^".p*rsonRer,:;C)uf government '' t^ S ,“'D e Soto-•;Puwefinasto|r-Six-will—be-watting- ■ for your trial drive when yh^ call. Co'S® -in arid ; ^ Assembly, with its excessive power finally ruled that they might p,ay a CHUCK liOf ROAST XX k 45e We’re “helping" you try thi*-nqw Oxytiol-because once, ^ Aug. 29 Sundoy, Aug. 30 ■ check the beauty and perfonn^ce. Check the price for small nations, there should be visit' to that Long Island estate, '■ r P O U N D S X you try it, we know you*!! never want anv other sudal iegislaUVia.:aa4 ..vdiellberalive but Uiat tbcy.oouid not live- tber'c, I,. a.m.-“^.hore_ Ttfm. •; • • and- everything it: includes. Che«;l4 with us before,' .A- RIB E^D PORK R0 ASt;_r U: 49e , JL>. hriu^ ,n* in a New York hotel.-* A fter this iONELEirpOT ROAST - ~ 10:00'—Homemaklng exhibits I —Gales, open—no A i^ m p Air Conditioning. Keep* Jtou'ooo/, /re*5, used in any leading suds. That’s why it beats the sun for powers of individual nations more verdiet the Russian, team oau Judged. ml**loit until 10. comfortably— no matter what the climhte. \ getting clothes white! . , . • sensibly. . Celled its passage to this country, , BOTTOM ROUND ROAST u, 79c Poultry exhibits Judged. I —tihurrh Service*. Tests using leading suds pove-an Oxyijol wash drud In 1955 the great question will and went bach to Moscow.. P re­ Sheep Judging. Hr* Oom.V-t emi Hmmrnmkur Sbt LEAN, RHORT SHANK indoors is whiter than any wash dried outdoors in brightest be whether the United Nations is mier Malenkov, in his latest I —4-H Observance. 1:00 p.m.—P o u I t r y and BLUES sm o ked SHOULDERS u# 59c sunshine. Noticeably whiter! .going to become a little more lik" speech, described the incident iu Homemaklng exhibits i —Gate* open. „ Now you can have gloriously white washes always with, a' world government than it la some detail, asking: "Who, after open to public. - Horae Show. RIB OVEN ROAST ia c this new Oxydol. So use the coupon-save! And "meet’' now. For Uiii to happen, it will all this, dares to babble about ,'ui 11:00 —rro**-ciil sawing con­ DEUCIOUS CENTER CUTS Or 59 the finest new washday detergent of them all! IdH)-4:00—Bally Judging- test. \ be peces.sary for all nations, great Iron Curtain in the Soviet Union? Tractor driving cohtest. .tnd small, to agree to surrender Now the Russians have made 12:00 —‘F imhI at the foraj^ L*”*- 2:00 —Agririi 11 ii r a I and up sonve portion of their own another move designed to exploit 12;S0 p.m.—Pie eating con- $ $ $ EXCEFTIONAL BOLUR VALUES $ $ H th at .same propaganda advantag Homemaking 'demon- sovereignty, their own national Htmtlon*. te»r. power, their own.purely national which we .so unnecessarily handed 1:00 —Pet Show. THIS COUPON WORTH lOc to them. They have issued an iii- 3:00 —Ure*s Revue. iUYNOW . . . STOCK YOUR FREEZERS 5>^O Z. CANS SWEET UFE FROZEN prestige. 1:30 —Dreiw Revue. WNIM TOW 8MT 8ltMI» It is easy to think of a million vitatior. to the United States 4:00 —Pic baking conlcat. ORANGE JUICE ...... S1.00 Chess Federation asking it to 2:00 •—IJvestiM'k and 5 reasons why this will not happen. 6:00 —I.IvcMtiM'k and ma­ chinerj'. Parade. 4 ■■^6-OZ. CANS GLEE CLUt And it is easy to think of one rea­ send a team to Moscow for a series chinery parade.. TOMATO JUICE son why It ought to happen. If it of matches in November. We can 2:30-5:00—Band C.’onrert. 6:30 —Hobae drawing nm- Variety Show. e 24—8.0Z. iOTTLES . doesn't happen, the world doesn't assume that, if our players sc test. (Poultry auction Baby Bottle rontest., M A H C H E i ^ E R 1 G IA N T 2 LARGE have very much chance of’ sur- vept, and our government lets during IntermlMlon). ASSORTED SODA ... 5:30 -7-Kxhlhit* may be ECONOMY SIZE SIZE ■Viging. • them go, they will be given a c-on 8:00 —Square Dunce. moved. 8—CANS OF SWEET UFE But it ought not to happen—and spicuoiis facsimile of freedom of EVAPORATED MILK .. OXYDOLIOXYDOL it will not happen—for the sake of iiioveiiient Inside Russia. This will j SE A FOOD i; ^ US gioG you out oye-ofiect^ deMOhsft&tloh o f QeSoio poAforMottoa oh^t/a/uof 7— CANSJESSO WITHVITM Nil NIW BITI80INT POIMUtA survival alone. There -is a mort; be w hat h*pi>ens if our player* ac­ ADMISSION 50c OAK STREET TEL. MItchfll 9-99S7I powerful reajum why It aboultl cept and our.. government let* \ _ ... _ . , • SWEET. TENDER PEAS happen. It is that the evolutionary them go. If they don’t accept, or AmufemeHts - * Clowns - - Educational •BE MvahrtN Ml t o t tfUaMOOB-CHfll politick progress of man has at the government doesn’t let them IF IT SWIMS . . . WE HAVE IT ipof fu a iy least reached the point where the go that will be, of couraq. Just an­ OPEN IL L DNY SUNDAY only last way forward consists In other proof of the fact that a Exhibits - - Fun - - Really Good Food ROY MOTORS, Inc. recognizing the' community- of ilread Iron Curtain exists 1” mankind, it Is toward this next America.. But il/a not really an, GATES OPEN AT 9 A.M. 241 NORTH M A IN STREET — MANCHESTER /; •Up that man's age-lpng political iron curtain. Ifg Just atuj|i\dlty.uj.Jd -A— ------— ------!— ^ ------r — ^ ^ : -N.. ** ■ I ■ I ^ ' / 'J-'. - - ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ THURSDAY. AUGUST t l , 1968 X

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OMunM naedad rsaponMbUlty. invested In any aoe man or one and was not replaced for many weeks Time after time premier- Tbs most Important thing IF >'• reglmA The resulting document was (leolgnates were uneble lo obtain that Franch leaders hava thM^ Fresh Su FoeJi HmH» Seiioe tharafora ovarloadad with checks the . necessary absolute majority aalvss rscognlasd the urgency M the RNdre You CO iiPAR E^ e More Assembly Vote and not so many balances. There .approval of the Assembly. tha problaro. As long as they ate FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIAI.ATOR was a kmg batUa betwaen those Now the requirement for an working on it aaniMtly, they will Marines Not Pleased On Constitution who wished to make a wholly new absolute majority la to be chenged. get aympatky from a frequently start and those who wanted to re­ And absolute m ajority la- a ma- cxsapsratsd foreign opinion turn to the forma of the Third Re­ tority of'the members, vot­ Si'S.li? raraS oyISS is and clam s pW e d By d. M. ROBBRTS. 3R. ^ ------— er__ 'II rtirm BIDST NATIONAL Meerts! With Korea Armistice public. The Republicans got the ing or not'VoUllg. Its requirement B IvSffi HOME. CALL MLMOM. AP News AMUyat edge, but only in a comptomlaa frequently gives ebaUlneea a veto \. In addition to further , "bmtlng which laft many kmpholes which, it power. Under the new draft, a of the Ar4djr ready anyway- YanliilTI^A In" the C5ommunlata, the rjpnatltu- was recognised even then, would simple majority will be sufficient COMMUNITY RESTAURANT By MEIMAS MOBIN If we're going to stop, the river Is have to be filled In as A-eaknesaea notice to a nw cabinet to get on (For B«I Boyle) the spot, not down where we are. ttonal revisions now awaiting were revealed In practice. with the country’s business. '' ' 148 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER •■In,the first place, the prob- Conditioned C om fort NeW York (F) — Capl. Bern- ratification by tha French Parila The waning power of bqth De- Beyond the procedure) revisions Heot Iem,Of unifying Korea would then y Price, of the U. 8. Marinee, walked be .'eolved automatically. In the ment are also designed to relieve Oaulls and tha Oommunlata has mentlonsd above, there itn 't much. Into the office the other day. fresh second, it would he a lot better to one of -that nation’s problems now made It possible to approach In the new draft designed to Hasp from Korea., ' ^rgain with the Chinese on their ■.•-•hich is most often criticized in tha problem directly. On July 23 a cabinet In office for a whna.'wcs own border than down at the-38th tha National Assembly passed on tt haa been eatabllahefl. YXla Natwlly. t ask^. the United SUtno—government llrat reading a number of constitu­ jrovir guys think of the Parallel." ,, j , 18 graatly complicated by the FINAST SUPER "Not much.” ssid Ben. These ideas are not confined to instability. tional revlalonB by an overwhelm­ necessity, ever ainc# the war. of lort on Gasli i not satisfied to hare it end^4his the Marine Corps. A good many The steps ara tentative, and ing vote. Complete ratlflcatlon la coalition government. Obaervera 1M1 Mail It, Maiifiisstsr. Fras Farfciig Araa ferOesIswsr'sOar Regular Army officers feel the some of them more psychological expected at this fall’s aeaalon. are not very optimistic that even If vou wflBt i V f l U r t to b u iw „ The draft Itself. However, seems tha preaent national flacal. crisis went on to say same way. than material. In this field lie ■Jkv m u tu ItMik nt ¥ trtct of woodod lot* In ARdoYtff » could have been earned History, alone, will show to have been affected by the con­ will preaent sufficiently clear the. armistice at measures which ara largely pro­ flicting Ylewpolnta. .of._t.he numer­ netfaee road, 1 nile dff - Wete military d ecisloy—- m . our| .whether aU^ing t cedural; designed to Improve- the laouss -to promots. tha party .met- this time> was the right ediiree (6 ous parlies. Many dbjectlvea. de­ gera which would give -the nation howr froHi Hertford. -- favor fimcllohs of Parliament and ^ a m o i0 a t o l!o w — Coming from a h^^a r 1 n e. of take. signed to give the cabinets power fewer and stronger partlsarAble to Lote 100 ft. X 200 ft »t 1400 each. ^ two for »«00 s thereby reduce frtctloil between course, any other report would lo deal with patUamentary con­ ' “"'i;._ the legialattve body and the flicts and time enough In'office to .,8nd ■8Te..$200. / CUT FROM YOUNG TENDui HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEW lEEF^ . . hive been a A rW se. But there is f r i f j i s h r i m p f o b p a r t y cabinets which have been falling Call the police M toon at ym inVE TENDER O IN UIN I SBBINQ carry out cohesive programs, have moreii)re to lo it u than/he tnnu/farlan/the insignia o—- on his so frequently. get home — tell thsa yoe'e^ \Boildtnc ntarted on trnet now. cap.. Price had'the unusual experi­ Batter-fried Hlrimp a seafood not been rpached. anhred. ^ ence of aerv^g in Korea twice., in delicacy that’s a top-favrtrite in When the preaent constitsition In one reapet-t, however, con­ Call Hood btfotc yoo i was adopted after the war, Charles two totally different roles. siderable progress was made t^ from vsestion » be m it ytn'll IJChuck Roasts ^ * ^ * restaurants, U a wonderful Choice DeGauUa . had .a big organliatlpn I m WWtnuuis Schrafft, P* % HAZEL FL 6 9 4 9 Oii his .first hitch, he was a cor- hive your regular otdtr dtlircifd for Informal party menus at home. demanding that, to meet the crises ,vard eliminating ailuations lurb A Candy Chipboard ' ^ a n d o v e b . respondent. He came ovct early in as developed last spring, when one rompily altar ypuT get homt. The shrimp are practically * meal of the times, the executive branch fimply tell your Haod KimM Sakt- LAMB that hot summer of 1950. covered In themselvet and are surprisingly be given a great many more cen­ cabinet fell right in the midst of the rk reat and then the *^Re serious negotiations In both toe ^Arlkur Drag Storasj inaa M itkpiMOt the local Hqpd easy to fix. tralized powers than the numerous Dairy. FRESH the line laid down by Gen. The preliminary preparation In­ other parties were willing lo see domestic and International field-s. _ or Bottom Round boast L.9 9 . After the North Koreans collapsed, volves only three t|ulck stepk - the and the war disintegrated into a removal of the shells, washing CUAN ' iL . fresf^ g ro un d le a n HAAAEURG* ' i l pursuit and mop-up. Bern came away the sand-veins and coating 11 LI G S the shrimp with a seasoned batter. WASTE ^ He had been In the Marinea In The rooking time Ukea but three Ground Beef o n e PRia • ONE QUALITY • NONE HIGHER L I J C the second World War however. to fiv^ minutes. So. a vear or so ago. Uncle Sam To makA sure that the crust will OPEN LIGHT called ‘him and presently he was be criap and unbroken, chill the 97 4 Comfortably Plenty of / SELECT YOUR FAVORITE SOFT M IA T on his way hark otit to the old batter-coated ahrimp at laaat one stamping ground, this time in hour before they’re cooked, ’The AIR FREE PARKING Thnrtday HICKf.N PARTS 65 uniform. thorough chilling seta the coating Main Street In short, he has seen the war ’ Whether esden with forks or fin­ IN OUR MG LOT AT ALL FINAST SUPER MARKETS READY FOR THE OVEN u c from more different angles than, gers, you'll want to serve the plp- NEXT TO THE STORE Until LI c ( Alt Betf fraRkfirts 1. 55e 73 most of ua ever could. ,. I Ing hot ahrimp with lemon wedges UN ST. JAMES H .6 C K I CONDITIONEI Raast Uvtrwarst 59 "W hat we should have done,'’.'j 1 and a aesty cocktail sauca. And, to Breasts “ 25* LR S c Skidtss Fradifwls HNAST a SSc he went on. "Is’ smash up ' turn the shore dinner Into a real M iB c td H m r « r B o lo g M 9 Chinese defenses, and then de- treat, serve beer, the perfect .*troy. their-arm ies In Kore^’ flaVbr .complement, .t.Q, .delicate Legs “ The Chinese have boasted of shrimp and the aealy accompani­ Mcks and Necks « ;tANNID HAMS/ ‘ LAMB- their depth-defenses, presumably ments. Some heated French bread CANNID CHICKINt a system of'bunkers, trenches and goes nicely, too. V i ^ v o ^ -0 9 emplacements going back four or Batter-Fried Shrimp Purse striiKj Troubls.^ Wings ; _ MNAPOU etAND 4k i l avg iach 1. FOREQUARTERS -; ach 7 . 9 9 live miles, solidly. (Make* 4 servltiga) X v o ■ —We didn't thinK,much of the 1 povind shrimp, fresh or frozen miA • • • SWANSON HAND 3x ^vc " ffepth defenses,” he said. "Kver>’ teaspoon salt lONEO AND ROLLED time we punched through the out­ i egg Cranberry Sauce LB 3 9 * er crust, they would react quickly 1 tablespoon water Fresh Haddock Fillet ‘*45« |rh$h Swordfish / “ 59« IF DESIRED . and pretty well. But It didn^^t 1-3 cup fine dry bread crumbs HERE'S OUR OCUN wieT ' u m 19c >4 cup flour look to us as thmigh they had the IXCIUiNT WITH VOUITIIY - JIlllIO or WHOlt >* " . . i. ■ .'>K-r.-, 4t9W*MIMIB3G.e3l9iSSSEilF'iS® meahs of moving troops and 2 tablespoons paprika material around quickly enough Remove shells from shrimp, to seal off a real breakthrough. being careful not to break off tall This coincides pretty well with meat. With a sharp knife, slit bark meat. With a .sharp knife silt TYPICAL FIR St^ ^ lO N AL the opinion of Gen. Jam es A. Van barks of shrimp, cutting almost ANSWER/ w * Fleet. 'When h* came back, some through. Wash away sand veins months ago, he told this reporter, Salt shrimp. In a small bowl, beat MONEY SAVII^yALUiSt! "The Chtrese abe nothing once you egg with water. On a piece of wax VVE SAY IT'S THR^ get ’em moving backw’ard.” paper, combine remaining Ingredl-- "Then why didn't we open a real ents. Dip ahrimp In egg, then roll offensive?" I asked Bern. In batter mixture. Chill c^ted BEST BREAO "I don’t know," he aaitl- Nobody ehrtmp one hour or longer. When DUl Pickles could make sense out of It. VVe ready to cook, fry 3 to 5 minutes, VALUE IN TOWN! Peaches 55* Seedless GRAPES would take one of their positions, or until golden brown. In deep fat New Pacit and then pull b a c k - on order. ” heated to 350 degrees. Drain on He said the Marine officers rea­ absorbent paper toweling. Serve Dailey Brand m MAKE THIS tlAIM VWIH COHHOlHa - JUICY, T L IS soned thAt they were losing more immediately. W i^ b e s t 36 O i . Jar Strawberry, »^29< VINE RIPENED ^ ^ men In the, stationary war that N a t iv ^ L b . (ONVAK TM «* «»* u t t finally develn({>«(t than would have Uurky the girl who lands a I Sliced / been lost In an Sllrout puih.- "model huabhnd. says a judge. Un­ CHICKENS • Whlch ofticera,” J asked. "The less he turns out to be the wrong | A t Popular you cm Cheese' Feed *LL"Jui>rost ’-l* '■°*'^9' FRESH fTAUAN >“ big brass?" model. buy delicious masts, Prunes 2 33* L ean "All of them," he sild. 'Any crisp fruits and second lieutenant would teU you Smelted Lb. we should have been pushing -In­ vegetables a n d SHOULDERS stead of sitting there." \ quality canned Orange luice WHITE INM^ BREAD Stuffed Olives 2i^2! Peaclie> 4 •“ 35* So if you drive up to the YSlu River again, then w hat? It would ~ qoods at rocfc-bottpm prices. You won t need Sm all still be necessary to keep the whole m t a fortune lo buy the tastiesl foods in town . . . PACKED WITH NUTRITIVE Pears o ro u u to ^ ^ tes 2 ^ 29. Sprip9 L b . Del Monte Army more or less intact, guard­ if you start shopping here. \ y Chicken Broth**^*2 ““.^ 25' fN- ing the long border, even though LAMB LEGS Fancy •IIEMENTS ; : • RICH IN ENERGY the ffghtlng'had stopped. A Cookiiw Apples “ 29< Bem conceded that. But haiMud. Giant 46 Ox. Can •'you're going to have to keep moet u 35« Sm all 2 9 Hamlrazg HeW:, . Lb. i l G l L B Tomato Paste 3 ^ 23< WESH CRISP - F;e;h^ O Q t ' TURKEYS 2-01 LOAF i^lettuce ,sti«d Lb. A-.- - NATIVI US $$0 PER WEEK- F IB S T FOR FRESHNESS Margarine PART TIME^ . M B IT FOR DELICATE TEXTURE »M 6HfTT OHM in iX Lb. 69* M l L k US * ’ F IR S T EOR RICH DELICIOUS FLAVOR fi-9 EveninRst, AH D liyJ MEA7 BAllj ' FRESH NATIVI Shoulder Satufday^X^ Cut Lb. Tall Cant / PASCAL O f WHITE Will hire six then to train for Hulttiy SptdaL! 15Vd OZ tin 2 5 CRISP TENDER STALKS- Bupenlaory csparlty. Income .Popular guaranteed, if you qualify. Celery Apply in person, 1:30 P. M. Evap, . ^/r/a. Whole Wheat I White sharp. 'Thursday. August 27, hlanchester High School U- Quality brary room. Married men must SIcinless 'Lb. bring wives. Fiankfnrts 1 7 F L A V O R S BREAD YOR GARDEN FROZEN FOODS i / JOAN CAROL Vi^alLoaf a Lb. 4y a REGUIAR PRICE l * c ^ - Mirabel Marmalade LB JAR l e m o n a d e HkncedHam JeHy Doughnuts TJe'e?* 25« I • . ONE 4-OZ TIN MAKES ONE FULL ^ A R T Of LEMONADE r- REGULAR PRICE 8 * c TWIN SEAL-ALUMINUM FRESHLY MADE Maigarine Peadi^&Cake^;^- 33« Mayonnaise 12-OZTIN 3 3 p F * ^ ^ ^*^* 3 3 * t AU c a n s 14'A OZ A- COMBINATION D W TINS Crt SirawiMtriM — »«-« 39c * 7 Loaf Ckeese GARDEN for Cmnninf Supffut! Evangeline M ilk 4 Imported M am ■ BniiMls Spraatr 3j* Bleu Cheese Danish Lb. GROWN A tL iy , E-Z SEAL Ftmdi FriM Patrtow 2 »-» »«35c .... UCHT 7-OZ TIN R « 9 . %M.U NATIVE EATING l A I T t W H T I DOT 9 9 « MIAT t I lA c k ' J w O u b b a n ,. ...X ’vn IH . Campbell!?, TorneAP. . up -iSr" "■ Mttn'IlW'ponBlOWe'nf ’ ' a ll' v a r ie tie s '’ 59 .4 Bunch PMNT MCTIN 8-OZ JAR 2 3 c Clovermaidi Honey ubmr 99c t one Twin Heal door I JUST REDUCED 3 -2 3 * tAf.. \ ' ISte MANO IIFKG 19c at regular price. ufrg m i l n n bbbtTTivni i ...... ■aa»»b»»*»%aa

J i -t- PAGE ELtVIN MANCHiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. JuiNCaiESTEB EVEMING HEBALP. MMICmgrEB. OQIIM^ THUBSPAY, AUGUST 27. 19M tar Memorial Hospital for nearly C ALL j Rec Dept. HoUling PA G E T EN health does not permit k jr t® c®**' UirM weak* haa ratumad homa pUy-b/f' gnmaa. The league of tinua to do tha dutiaa that It in- Qranlta teama was organlied be- Oharltt W. Lallinp Ellington volvea. . , Radio and T V ^ I- tolm the War, with both mala and. FOR WDEO—IMO Children’s Picnic PeraoMi Menlon / WOOO—H H Eaatora DayNght Thao WNHC—Ch, 0 £lb*rta Fre«$ton« — Bu$h«I J.fU Wapping famala mambara. Soma of tha orig­ 8 3-c Howard Edwards, son ot ton la ipandlng ® UABIUTV *N8imAN(pB New Radio Helpful inal mamberm ara atlll In aervlca. with her pgranU Mr. a n d BEAL e s t a t e Manchaater children participate Mr and Mrs. Nathan Edwards of |Ueorde7iia--WOCC-Newa; Oaod M en lsg Your R v d f^ s l i i f frfturf * • • Mtf%l^en/iwi- - H ow e Show Set Pranlnm Uat laaned Glenwood Rd., has returned to Nor­ Sikes of Main 8t. Mlaa 8lk^ea 100 East Ceater SL, Ml-f-OMA «i'ia—WDRC—Robert Q. bawls; la a apaoial aludant of cerebral ' Music. ing In tha Recrsatlon Dept.'s aum' Ipf^loppiiig Fire Premium llata for the 115 Four folk. Va. after spending a 30-day • W%*(?*Bsckatsae Wife. w i r e —Bob'Bteete, Morning Wsiclb LBS palsy, and la In raaaarch work. WDRC—The Music Bns. mer program wera belng<. enter­ REACHES o p Town Fair have bean Issued \to leave at hia home. Ha has bean in WHT-N^Sii^SsunUny F County Fair membsM of tha aociaty, »" W U A t—News: l-oik. Hop. „ __ WKNB—Nsws- Phil Hals Bbow. tained today at tha department’a , TsiUnftOB. A(ig. (Spsciall— the aervlca for tha peat two years. Maaeheater Evenlag Hemld,*!;' 4iI8—WONO— Jack Downer a Haale 7I4P-WHAT-NSWS. lowlnc towna wWch partictpai^ Ha left Bradley FlaliA by plane. tilB-WTHT—Wsatber. annual playground picnic at Cen­ G^i^venttein Cooking Ungton correspondent, M ^ G. F. WDRC—Nsws. . . Wapplnf. Au». 2T — (Special)— '‘The Volunteer l^re Department and will Rupport the fAlr at Broad Lola HalnU of Maln-St., who W T I(5 ^ u 1U Dallm. ter Springe Park. Rerr. teleplmne RodndBe 5-M18. 4,aa—WDRC—Th> Record flaop. WON8-V.eslh»r, ' * The talcott Range ^ was called ^ the farm of George Brooks Tha Oraagaa In four haa bean a- patient in the Hanchaa- litP—WURC—World News Roundup The Chamber of Commerce towns bava »*> e*I*lblt and float. WTHT—Joe Olraad, _____ WTIC—News. LOWraCES! Scantic Valley RWera are eponaor- Stumpfel e t 4:30 yesterday after­ HALE'S WTIU—Vnuns Wlcder Brnwa. made available Ice cream and soda The achool children Mrtll taka part Ward:---- - Di*i (or Dollsrs; 1 BiN^COC— NSW areskfsst Kewa- Ident; Richard Woolam, ^rtce-pr- and it proved extremely effective. I Baseball Matinee. picnic. 4 Iona — "Our Thrift Quality" Ident; EUle Felton, secretary I itl»—WTIC—Pronl Page yairsll. Chief Donaki W. Wallace di­ I t:m--wrn^l«rsnso Jonsa, W1??:—Rsdio Basasr. 8AICAL FAUCMMENT W f88910 Kathleen H ollaai treasureiv FOR A GOOD BUT IN WDRC—Nsws; Shopper’s Special. rected the efforU'.of the firemen. 1 W D R ^ M em o n ' bane. J ; U - w e e r —Monek Melody. 1 QT 14 OZ Coltry lMKH BUNCH > rae Those partlclpetlng are ^m m le The fire caused little damage SHERBET WONS-Bky King. . •:IB—WTHT—Betty Crocker, .Sales Hit $1,013 CANS Shepard. Robert and was termed by Rtumpfel as VENETIAN BUNDS •Weftc-News. MuflCi,, , . _ WONB—Gabriel Healtcr. TOMATO JUKE Made of ri^a WKNB—Scoreboard; Dial tor Dollars; Surber, Harvey L«va«. Ablgal "a .nuisance Ore-’’ But, It'^dld take __ Clffl ______BaeebaUlleUnee. w.-h. WDRC—News. Cmtuloupis JUMIO SIZE 37'i ■ - x^brirv; "N»ney W«U*-*no JMi* ,w i'k;c—1* llundre end I®. Hits. this firemen from 4;.30 to “ PJ*i- to Arrow w i n ^ Shade Company fresh — so taftaAliigr •tap^WDRO-— Curt Masaar-Martba VrEKBseTfawaj Tm Fayel gbow, .At Auction Mart Su Itana Li^ht Meat ------,------RAvdilJA''— -.,. McGrath. The o f f t e ^ will also put the blaze out. About 40 volun­ 340 N, Main St. Manchester A lio hay Hood Oraagn. WHAY-^ewa: At Bat wltb Diplomat. WUNB—News... ItidinnPruiiOs i t \ r teers helped In the operation. The W*THT-Breeklasi Club. participate. / " j ti. _ Tel. nn-0-0047 Lamoil or Raspberry WTIC—Kyleszm ouvsodjjuoles. ^ WTIC—ThSsler of Melody. _ galea at the Manchester Auction There will be Western and Eng­ fire was of undetermined origin SherbM in the iatalatad isss—WONB—recll-WONR-re ■■ Brown. News. WHAT—At Bat With XNplomat. WHAT—News; Morning BUr Re Mart yesterday totaled $1,013.40. CANS YELIOW GOLDEN ^ l m 2 5 ‘ lish riding. Theie clubs are the Softball Game Slated Polar-Saalcd pint pack­ TiEW. TUNA FISH Swoot Potntoos only two hpise riding cluta In Edwin H e i n t z of Main 'St., %veanig tilA-WORC-Mueir Off the Record. There were 245 one-half bushel age. 4:aa-WDRC—Newi. WONB—Tenkee .Kspreea. basket* of tomatoes offered for a Hartford CpOnty. ■ , . manager of the Grange softball W ^ Y —BpoUlgM « l BporU: iupper WHAY-Campane DM Malllae. Your choice of Sweetened or Unsweetened EggPlont GARDEN MESH POVr Nephew Released »iM-WCCC-.N?ii; 1J»0 HIU. high o f $3.25 a low of $1.20 for'An , A treat for pie lovers is a Juicy team invites all Interested to at­ Serenade. Mr andMrs. Wilfred Beaudry of tend the championship game to­ WTIC—News. WnC—News; Toi. am.' Tour Child. avsrags of $2.71. Cucumbers Wednesday and furnish one num- i j j . ^ peach pie. The golden fruit, - TRUSSES4ELTS 4 WON8—News.. ^ w h a t —liellen Prnarem. brought $2.00 high and $1.50 low QT 14 OZ OXfORO 9ARK ’.^5 1 .8 9 Rve S^ were happy Monday morrow to be played at the Amer­ WKNBr-DUI fur Dollars; Musk: from 6 n ss Sold nisht/when the television flashed her for the program. Also the geperously Into a flaky crust MEN and _WOME>f % Wothars oR(d^ A I •WTHT—Newe: Joe Olraad. for ai bushels. Shell beans brought CANS Grange was asked to take part' in and partipartly covered------■" with a paatry ican Legion Field, West St., Rock­ ^ EXPERT FITTERS ^ WKNB—News; Bports Scrapbook. Hollywood. GRAPEFT JUia 2 4 .|P_WTU'— Bob Steele t:4a-WOKC-Blnr Bins.. _ high of $2.00 and a low of $1.70 \ the^ame of CpI. John H. Beaudry. a square danct contest. at- Marl- . . , lattice,jetties, mmakes a queen of pies, ville at 7 p. m. Othar Applte*««»^ of Wjllimantlc as'having been WONB—Potter By P»ri*t»®"- l:U —Wnc—Here's Xddl. Plsber. for 135 bushels. boro Grange Saturday evening. . dBecause.,..,... neechespeaches are Juicy,iuicy. a The Wepping and Ellington WDBC—feck Zeim.n. This 1 Believe. W HAY—Ksmiiue Trials. pleased by the Oommunlsts at The program was given by the teams were tied for first placa, tArUnr Drag StoraiJ WKNB—Muelc br Weston. P'.tt-WDRC-Newi. GTS ' le • ---- , little flour is mixed with the lt:M- WURC-Artbur Godfr./. Rtvtrogts 3 ' Panmunjom." “ Y ” OirU. It Included a »ong »weeteninf sugar...... As the pie following' gsrries played • between SHERBIT . d:S»—WTIC—Weether. oz rare The corporal Is a nephew of WDRC—Our Lomberdo. WTHT—My True Btory. tht Olrla with Jean EllUon Bing- the flour trapa mo*t of the Vernon and Ellington and Coven­ OtMlity Oarfry RrodgcM 4.|4—WONB—Auto Tune Dcrbr. WTIC—Weleom. Trsvslers. Sfufftd OKvts ZT JAR H— dy-$G Cook, Fresh, Tender, Young l% - 2 ’/2 lb$. Wilfred Beaudry and son of Mr. try and Wapping. ■ WTHT—Bereno Oemmcil. WCCC—n Hundred And 90 Hits* RiADY- XI Ipg the aolo part; a piano aolo by ; J^nd makes It Jell. SiiKO 1S46 WimB-Neer*: fUi Bweit Bbow. TAIL BQC Beaudry's oldest brother. The local Jean Lavalle; vocal aolo, I Be- lEven the beatbest peaches' usually Ellington and Wapping have w o re -N e w i: Mirt'eel Srnreboerd. Beaudrys have not seen the s<» Read Herald Advs. WnC—Your Benelor from ConnectI WHAY—News In lulisn. White Ho v m Evap. Milk •CANS lieve' byuy JWCHH^yaaMarilyn Weat; T.w-.-, a- aklt—-—J need something to "point up each won one* of the two recent 10:l&~WJiAT—lullen Music. r o -c o o fc dier for more than three years , "Black Clouds” by Lois S h a rp ed their flavor. Lemon Juice does s WKNB—DlAi for Oollers; Dinner IdilB—WW'I'—Whiepermp Btreeta. •44 OZ r a v e B R O IL E R S OR FRYERS LB Kindergarten Organised , _ IP:IG—WlTSC—Artbui Godfrey, Nabitco 9XG Judy Smith; * trumpet >olo, fine Job. It doesn’t take much 4.ls_W "nf:—Three Sier ICxtre. WTIC—BoV Hope. . , Dtvirs Food Squoro A newly organised project, the Maureen Kenny; a play,- "The lemon Juice, but what Is used WONS-Sporte Dlgeit; Newe. WKNB—DiAt. for Dollere; Voice MIUER'S 'Of M Ut « Rgady-to-Ceek, Mifk-fed, Big and Plump 4 - Menchrelei^ mm- iSKUIV Community Kindergarten, has Ghost in the Green Goyfn ’ with should reach all parts of the fruit. WIJHC—News. Koshor Dill Picklos sliced jar 27' tor rnmOmti ■tfUlV been undertaken by several moth­ the'following cast, of pharscUrsi WONB—NewaKMyatayuy Bbopper. Ah easy way to make sure that It 'd:M J^oj?8^BrU "Jetikihs BKowi ' WCOCr-NeWS Ifandred aadai IB l it r a ic . ers who have children. of kinder­ Jean Ellison, Jesn Uivalle. Judy does so is to mix the lemon Juice fv tkpIflMMD. . .. CAN* LB garten age, and registration for LaPlanle. Joyce Krawskl. Marilyn with melled margarine. Then ’ ^¥^^'eel& .'?'^eS!fil:.‘“&dt.l<.n. W H AT—Gemma Miialcall. , A iP Wlidio Kernol Con URGE rowi - Merries. the same will be held this Burnham and Marjory Krawskl. driszle the combination evenly over WONB—i'ultoc bewis. Jr. l«;4A- W TH T—When\a Girl WTIO—Ouy I».Tmb«r*|i> Show. W HAT—Italian Mua\ 2 r « ^ 4 r CUT-MF R««dy.t*Xook, Large, Meaty and Tender noon from 3 to 4 p. m. at the The next meeting will be Sept, 8. the fruit. WKNB—News; Tope in Pops. . WTIC—It Paya To Be Married. Hoinz Ketchup Frrah Peach Pie 1S:SA—WIJ.NB—Newa. , \ AP CH ICKiNS Community House. WHAY—New*; Bupper Bertnsde. ManchesUr Ev enlng Herald II iSS-WDRC—Arthur rtodlrty. Children may be enrolled who 1 recipe plan pastry l!l»--WONB-T«.;..-Te»t / WKNB—Newa; 840 CTub Nutloy Murgorint will be eligible for first grade of Wapping correspondent, Mra. An­ 2-3 cup sugar WTJIT^-KItner D.vli. / ClUD. ROASTING LB the Elementary School In the fMl nie CflIUns, telephone Mitchell WDRC—Johnny Mercer... WONB—ladlea Fair BrtMti CHICKENS 1-8 teaspoon salt e.xb.;.VVONB-r!sbnei iiestter. - o f 1954. The kindergarten will be u m iT -W a tbd Women. WINEliiHlVORVUVEl Z 0 “ R 0 X S y r u p ASIORTEO R.Avon >T »OT 2 tablespoons flour WTHT—Blerr Frpm Bpece. W TU '—Blrlke It Utrti. U fS ...... 7s* R e a d y to Coelt. 10-14 lb*, or Beltsvifle Broiler*, 4-6 lbs. run on a non-profit basis with a 4 cups sliced peaches 16 to WTIIt—New. ol Ihr Wo WUAY—Italian Martin. 44 II tuition fee for each child to cover peachesi WDRC—Johnny Mercer ll> »—L’lUllan Cantn . Our Own Too COMIINATION PKG 49' _cost of the building, rental and the 2 tablespoons melted m argarine__ WKNB- Plke Plaller TlAX llita —WoNB—Newp. W k iff t llD If E Y C Tem Temptingly ptingly TenderTender. LOF Herrm ann to (iet 1 ;4»—WDRC—Ka-Murtow,. , ' W HAT—Newa la Itall.an. TUDOR 2 U * I OZ teacher's salary and some equlp- 1 tableapoon lemon Juice WONB—Top Tunee^TIliie Uoodr. U :I8—W7>R7—Grand Btain. AKP Foncy Poos CANS 8 Rtcat L815< — I I DikaoinnJvPleasingly PluPTlDPlump * 1 teaapoon lemon rind ■WTMT—Lee N.*,**" WCCC—Newa; 13 Hundraa and Premium g u ah ty A kindergarten teacher certified lOOF Certificate Une 9-inch pie plate with paa­ WTIC—One Msn^ Pepil'v- Illti. POttHHOUtl #r IMIOM W TIC—Phraaa That Paya. Doily Dog Mool 5L1IAG by the State Board o f Education try, leaving a 1 inch overhang. ■ ;ta— WDRC -e M ^t MllHe. WHAY—Mtmle. KER - AU Stooks CLOSE-TRIM, HEAVY STEER' has been contacted. It has been Put trimmings aalde to make lat­ WONB—Offlclel Detective. WDNH—Ljtieer for a Day. SWANSOOWN WTIC—Hoy Horere. vMNSAIlONAUY HIICIO / _ ■» a HEAVY planned to hold the school session Pfe Charles M. Herrmann, tice strips. Mix sugar, salt and WHAY—News. PNH. WTHT—Double or Nothing . Coke Mixos DEVIL-INSTANT ci Rgi’s 47' SUPER-RIGHT WKNB—Dial for Dollare; MO Club, 13 OZ A r c Foct Rump Roost sthr from 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. five days younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto flour. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of WTHT-^Three-Ctly Byline. lliaa - W H >y—Pot I'oum. WKNB^PiWe Plotter Pony. 2 CANS 4 J a week. H. Herrmann, 612 Center St;, who this mixture over bottom of pas­ Serjwny Keys. WDRC—itoaemary. Ann Pago Salad Musto ’jA°R^ 1 0 ' FRANKFORTS WTIC ■iteoad Chance. Mrs. Cliarles Miisikevik Is In try. Arrange half the peaches in » : l i 7AvTIC—Ne*». DOZEN OR MORI 1 I I 1 OZ j e c Skoukltr lamb Chops Is now in Korea and was on the i:Sd—WDRC-^lsyhou.e. WCCC—A Fvieno of Toura. iMwima tMMlwii. Wia Wk « charge of the registration at the pastry shell. Sprinkle with -half 11$ tow rticE * * * * ^ SURER.RIGH fighting front with Co. F. 14th In­ SUNSWEET WTtC-r-e'etlirr Know. Be«l. W HAT—RonxonI Program. lono Tomotoos / 4 CANS ■ •f Blf «*e4 raHD eel* «H •••* Community House today. the remaining sugar-flour mix­ ---- Atiaraaaa e*fH DMtf U, I. t«w«.e.. short-shank /WTHT eStrew Hot Muelcsie. IS:aa W DRC-Wendy Warren. ,C QTS I Smoked Picnics It is Important that all parents fantry Regiment, when the truce ture. Arrange remaining peaches, / oz99 D02 ■ iUCfO lulUfli- G4C t who wish to enroll children in the then sprinkle with rest of sugar- w n i,Y-Ot«le'» Bludio Party. WKNB—Newa; SpoHa D lg ^ . PKG ! icate at the annual field day of flour mixture. Combine iheltM .hMd for el y«ir meWeMbM. low, low pHce. Tlwe s e SAVING ta «.r y 1*m > P R U N E J U H P'Sa-WTHT-MIkc Molio) Skinloss PO«K n n e o n sligarCurad tie m I* o o e o Community Kindergarten do so at ’jT ilA T - N e w e : .Night *steh. WHAY—Newa In lu lla n ; Mualc. C l Odd Fellows and fvebekahs this Wti.N'B—Curt Maaac.t Time. this time so further, action may be margarine,, lemon juice and rind. ., WTIC—Counterspy. Corto Fnnt PocWi iozeotZS LB PKG ' month for hft activity In the or­ to moke your for«*lRlif p«y oD ” Ifews; Bi-hop W TIC—Newa; Weather. .. , Skinless' ALL BEIF 1 taken on this project. . Drizzle evenly over peaches in > W n N S -B Ill HeJi.ry 13:18—WDRC—Aunt Janntaia Btorlei. " R oof LlVOr- fancy sliced I T A Board Met ganization. .. shell. Cut remaining paatry in qt. ix>ttle 1 Pilllnn .1.' Sheen. W TIC—Medley Time. WDRC—Romance. RED CRO Mason Canning Jars 75^^ ^z 89^ Jumbo ALL BEEF 11 IB PKG A meetini' of the executive Before entering the service'he strips ^ inch wide and arrange 2 ^ WONB—II B. Baukhage. MADY ALL OUR REEF CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FfO STEERS, I t lla—WDRC-On BUS*. BHF 8 POCK IN loi*bl*«t'^\.A 5' hoard of the Wapping PTA was served as chief ruler of Crescent criss-cross on top of fruit. Mois­ W TH T—Bing Croeby I WTIC—Eddie Cantor. WHAY—News in Italian; mualc. - Good lu c l^ r Rings. 3 on*, 25' CASING-1LB PKG Junior IxKlge of East Hartford. At ten edge of lower pastry and I W THT—Time Cepeul. - WKNB—Bing Croahy Bhow. Rogidor held la-st night at the home of the 1 Ll MiiK*AHam trl*l*|R« ncW president. Mrs. Paul Hull, of the same time John Doyle, another press down ends of strips to seal LIBBY'S «... ( WONB—Show Ture Time. |1 ;U —WONB -Miialc Box. { HAIF ALL BEEF local boy was conductor. them to edge of crust. Turn edges JWELL TRIMMED I W R A Y-N lsh l Wsirh. ■ WTHT—Jack Berch. I CAl uuY-s inaiNiD IN CASING PKG Foster St. Program plans and I3:8P WDRC—Komaiica of HalanTrant: Lurgo .F,„h-laadymETI4I''B « W HAT—I a Roee Pmeram , » * y 64 schedule. spent a week at Lake Success, hot over (425 degrees F.i 15 min­ TOP §r 2«-Oz.. •W TtC—Judy visnovs Bh;LW' . ROBIN HOOD tfli* »dvMnt»o« of thi* S*l*» Offofl •Aoil »• Libby Flushing. N. Y., while the United I W H AT--New»: Nlshl ^yettli. WCCC—Newa; Make Mina Muaic. Field Day Planned utes. Reduce heat to 375 degrees LI. ■ is-is-WONB-;:Miieie ijiveV.e Hour. W rM T—N e »i. ornpiny M L»bby'« bby Food l»b#i« on4- rocoivo NatiqnB was making history. The F. and continue baking 30 minutes. OVEN CAKED DEANS 2 CaM' *0 An organization meeting of the BO nO M I WTHT—Straw Hat Mii»lr»l>. WONB -The Women'* Pag*- / SIOOE 0 cr«Dp now eno doMor bill. Little l^eague and Alumni has been pilgrimage, arranged by Odd Fel­ The little trick of flavoring peach 114 ;SS -WTIC—Cmion Ulley: Jane Pick W PRI — ,.ir l.al R'inday. / lows. gave 46 teen-agers, selected HELNZ WKNB- Keyboard Bkeichee. / ; scheduledTor Monday at 8 p.m. at 'pie with lemon Juice and melted W THT—1‘e.rrv Coni". , / ”(^ 1 :6 .8 5 ^ Outstanding Valual Old Hundred from 11 states, the opportunity of margarine works equally well with 4 W D R C -^ew i; Moode for Romenere., Shepard's Warehouse. Plans are TOMATO KETCHUP o„. ' ie;4 S -W M A T -N ew » I J.88—WONB—Cnmeo Lady Tallla. Daf Alaria-Fim OnalJf T... F«(mI being made for a field day and Old .seeing the delegal.es and the secre­ other fruit and berry pies. ■ONELESS , WDRC—Dane* Orchestra, liP*-WDKC—Newa . ! Nof/oMt/ SondwicA Month ft AtPl tariat In action. 'ITiey arrived on y'. W THT—Ken and Carolyn Timers ball game to be held in the HEINZ , i.ae—New. n*t All'Bfetlore W ?:& —Manchaator Matiilaa. S o z 4 7 c I ICE CREAM PACKAGE 79 the very day the Security Council I II W TIIT—Edwin C. HIU: Martha lJ>r FlElliCHMANirS near future. WONB^Nawa. c a n w * Fiii*ap*i* y s r 2';;rCANS 57' took action On the Korean situa­ IISTO. W H AT—-Newa. The field day will Include games HOT DOfi RELISH n-os. jar 1 •Nlghl Welch. ------13 OZ ■VOTIAOZ 4.1C for youngsters between the ages of tion. ' , , WHAT— n r —New* L . /' ^3.57 ' i Jane Parker-Fleky criJtted flavor traatl LR. H;S.'v—W tm i -N e w , WKNB—Nawa,. Baaeball Matinee. CAN DEL A40NTE CANv w • 8 and 15. Prizes will be award­ The gi\up. was entertained on SWEET L IF E ...... ,■.''^1.. , , - ■ llvis—WONB— l;ia — kVDKc.r-iJ: J'frain* - r,Proffl Pineap^ Juice ed for each field event. arrival a t\ banquet given by the m e WTHT-i'Bports Report. WONS—Tarkee Poo,. Bno “ eo« a tail- cool, •WtnHING T2 OZ a y e 1 » i OZ 70*^ “ Y” Girls Give Program Odd Fellow\of Greater New York, EVAPORATED MILK 4 Tall ( ana ; WTtC->N‘ wa. W TIC—Roe*, '■htVXualcal Millar. NINK-nY A TOM eOHINSI Corned lotf ARMOUR'S er LIBBY'S cA j n # Del Monte Fancy Peas 2 CANS w T j CHERRTPIE ExSr who also took, the delegates later \ W H AT—Nlshl Watch. WHAT—Pelt'___ty Klmbatl. The Giange met at the Com­ WORT—You and the Wor'd. 1 :14—WDBC—Tqung Dr. Melon* munity House Tuesday evening. on a sight-seeW boat trip around , It ije—WTIC—Slera In Js»a. W TH T—Paul llarvev. Silverbrook Fres^ Creamery Sunshine Frozen 12 0 Z PKG During the business session an in­ Manhattan Islaifid. While the main m R K i e s ? , , WDRC—Bvmpnnnv hsU. WKNB—Dint for Dollar*; ! AR9*f4otl H R ST ^O a t V h a T —N ile W’atrh. _ Mnllnee. *^»**^il Whiskies iC vitation was read and accepted to purpose was to see the U.N. In ac­ . ll'Jia—w n C —Newe: Bob and Ray. 1 LB tion. the boys found time to attend WCCC -Newe: Music Room. neighbor with Manchester Grange 4 VVT>RC—Newa. 1 : 4 8 - WDKC—tiuiaing Light. PRINT ST|AWB'RIES^ fop79 l^fnt Ralk ,»29‘ radio, ghoivs, visit Iw kefelier Cen­ W'BULT-N'ghl Watch. WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. BUTtER 74' ter. ' subways, ' automatic food Tbssevrew—...... ■ _ . WYTTP^Dtaiah' Bhorn . ■ .. J,: I R I A ^ F * p.te—w TiC — Prayer: Frank Atwood tiaa.W D ttC —necono Mr*. Burton. Fresh Suhhybrbok Gradei A ! PoiiorRolsin troo^^ cafeterias and other ^ases of life y W TIC—The Doctor'* WIf*. tllNOlO WNHXIV “ B 'n W dir “Old Sbuth in the metr(Jt>oll.4.' . fihowV _ w e r e —Muflc. SHELL GAS A N P OIL * Wd Kc —FArm ProcTAXs. WTHT—iJlwrence Welk. / M 5TH ra « Herrmann was gradulUed from bag WTHT—IMYotlon. Pa- FROOr «OT [/Sandwich RoHs JANE PARKER- OP I 19' GOODYEAR TIRES Manchester High SchoolXin June. I a:is--W D R(i^H ym n Tima, WHAY—New*; Tealer.lay a Bit EQGS MEDIUM SIZE 0 0 8 ^ 5 ^ ORANGE ithd CANS S r whiskies IN THIS FRODUa 2 1951, after which he was ehnployed i S:M—WTICANewa. ■ W KNB-Newa; Mueic HaJi. BATTERtES. ACCiESSORIES ^TENDER MILK-FED , 4 year* OHM janeparker for a time at the First Nlriional J 4:Se-WDRC-;Tawr Patrol, 8:18—WDUC—Peiry M»»on. MEIOBIT V ila [ whiteBrood ; WONB—Yankee Expreae. WTIC-«Gurb*tone Quit. Super Market on Main St. H» left WTIC—Weather: Prank Atwood. Sliced Cheese AMERICAN PKG 2 9 ' BEDPORD raOZEN * CAB WASHING ____ F IB S T I P ^ D '8 ______8:88—WONB—Ne.w*. / ^ ^ ^ p • Juict ( Ann Pago Solod DrMsing 45' SIMON'KIKO and POL18HIN-G oh July 30, 1952, for Fort D e Y ^ ' i -WCCC -Breskfaa4 Newebot^ 8 : 84— W DRC-Korn Drake. (H.D HARVEY FOR EVERY' BAXTER'S FROZEN and later trained at Fort Dix. On ‘ WHAY—Sacred Heart Program. WCCC—New*; Mltalc. 2 IB LI. TEA BAGS "^p.... WTHT—Muair, .'iewa. WTHT—Betty/'Crocker; TOp 1 Ched-O-Bit CHEESE USE A loaf 7 9 ' Potatoes./' PRENCH FRIED hi's way to Korea, he visited his BUNDED WHISKIV ^ Ann Poge Moyonnoise QT JAR 55' ’ 4:«.V-WTHT-Morning Devollnna 'Time. / PHILA. or -10OZ NftSHNER brother, Sgt. Robert Herrmann,, CONN. GRADE A MEDIUM SIZE , I WHAY—Connecticut Tlmelshle. WONB—Copt). Ballroom. •4 4 Cream Cheese BORDEN'S BOZPKG 3 9 ' Libby's Broccoli Spoors Fraaan PKG who has served with the Army for ' WKNB—Newa. 8:48—WDRC—Brighter Day. proof ®0T a 11 yeare. and is at present living, F R E S H E G G S j 4 ;i.L—WONB—s;arly Edition. WTlC-NTew*. SERVICE STATION ' WTIC—Newa. 8:44—WDRC—lIllltoD Hotiae. WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT V Cor. Main 8t. nnd Middle Tpk. with his wife and two children at- LARGE NATIVE * a.s4_W DRC—Newatima. — : — W TlF&U'e fan Be Iktiiillful. --- 4 AT4D S YEARS OID T70Z Phone M1-9-807S Camp Beale, Calif., Air Base. Pre­ PETER PAN _____ I WTIC-Bob Steel,. WONS-Jack Downey'i Waaworka. •OTTIED AT THE DISTIUERY 'CHOPPIDHAM ARMOUR'S CAN 54' , WTHT—Ben Hawthorne. w 'lTIT- Newe; Tnl Hit Time; RED OR v / i l % viously he was stationed at Okina­ WHAY—Newa: Record Beaslon. 37^ Sundays 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. wa where he was in charge of the PEANUT BUTTER 35e I WOMB Weather Newa ^ KARO SYRUP ' GRCEN lAi€l CAN 2 2 ' MAZOLAOIL PTBOTW# QTBOJ 4 3 Wednesdays 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. I WKNB—Polonla. . „ WKNB—New*; Music Hall. officers' mess hall. 17 I v>. t v e —Hood Morning Miiale. 8:11—WDRC—Uou»eparly. LYNNBROOK/ FLAVORS LI. DEL MONTE 8UUED I WHAY—Newa: Coffee Club. W TIC—Road At Life. 1 T:ia-WONS—Yankee Exprei* j- S * - w e r e —New*' Music. HlFWfO smiSKIY ROASTING WTHT—Country Muatc. CHICKENS 20 Oz. Cane S 7 c ; Tils—WONB—Newa; Yankee Expraas. u V l f —I'epoe. Y..una Family. 5TH ■p ' ' , PINEAPPLE 2 , WCCC—Good Morning Mualc. 84 6AUON 8:tt -WDRC’-W liard of Odda. BOT 3.23 A V V IR A I BRILLIANT MAZOU Oil I r:M -W TlC —W^aather. -Itight I'o Hapnine**. PROOP 22' U A l U U L NEW WHITENiSSI >k g 3 0 ' JESSO SWEET » ;U —WTHT—New*: Country Music. HALF 7 7 Q CAMAY SOAP REGULAR SIZE CAKES READY TO COOK—SLUMS 4;M -WTHT—New*. GAl » *» a thr»Rffe fttnedm, C TENDER PEAS 2VVnn29c WDRCVKobart i ) . Lawta; 84. Loula Matinee. ___ WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT ia iktt C— Riifty Md Vr«l«Nf IG to 14 LI. I WBIGHTS - - ____ W TIC—Backalage WIfn. 5, 4 AFiO 7 YEARS OLD uas 6tnr Television W HAT—New*. WOODBURY SOAP COM*. UNIT M 4"ifs23' POULTRYl AVG. MNTLt ANt BATH Stic TOMATOES 2 25c U lO DOG or CAT FOOD 2< c'r' 25'= ilNO 4m CAKfS I T* M HVOOOBURY SOAP ' WNHO . . ' Rums FARMS I 4 ui>—On Your Account. PURE PORK ALL FLAVORS I 4 ,T(V—UN General A»»emhly. f r e s h l y GROUND LEAN I ‘ ■(, (X,_Tont»l« HlppodromV. SERVICES ••V/smaii'i D a y " a.^a lb . 4 3 c 1 u v . la. SONGA AIP'» FAMOUS MAGAZINE-SEPTEMBER “CHOKE NATIVE POULTRY—DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU' LINK SAUSAGE .!■ 8:i.s—Variety Club. Th»t Interpret The Wishen tb I COTTS SYRUPS iSSItf NOW.j0tLIUU=Zii;..^„.„.r.---- JUWBURG ,wk#wwa./r,.r'xjv.*.W<-Al.-ia M*. .»«i.wa^Mi4‘v4«-»>8i i-***-vtfc»aa^a46r,w^'»aitv ie T a a n r -3SKM0CR'»1|SE«*8» CURED • '" b S ,.„S..S 2.7$ !2 ^oz^ bbule . Your yavoma DO WRISIIY^SOXF WE -J 1 7 ,10—Sportaman flub, n U R K E DISTILUO IN WEST'.INDIES FRANKFDRTS '!’^5 9 c r i :ntt^om 'h b -Marr.'----— — - T « i - . BtAbtL nuRK .. .M.L8 .FK4 65' .. Assorted ,Galori,;. p .'J-y -a * I I'anaana »er:-V-.— • -1 SLICED BACON 79c t * KL-eChanca of a LHaum*. FUNERAL HOME - >J'.-'- e-V S.'“l EACH .G.,'jN,e>MA.'ii'3lwnf«-.'»-'»4i$cvp.Jka,\tiftiF Kane. NEW INOIAND RUM FREESTONE S 30:.10—Burna and Allen. I m B b | b f«* w 4*i 55' EXTRA LARGE PINK MEAT !H’80,-irobert Miintgomary Praaanta. Tri. MI-S-MRH CLUSTER RRAPES SUNKIST ORANeES 1 1 1 .00—Foreign Intrigue. S 3.30 FRESH KlUED — READY TO' COOK e l b e r t a p e a c h e s 1 12-30—Newa. AMBULANCE SERVICE CANTALOUPES W KNB ^ . 4 YEARS OLD Wings ! 4 ;00—Jeanne Porter. ^1^ doz. I 4:30—Don Wlnaliiw. tIDi ALL I 8;aiK-V\'e*tern Tbaaler. GOVERNMENT HOUSE FROZEN FOODS each ^ l ^ P e 2 ® I *:(»—Newi. Ckfckon- Tide's In — Dirt’s Out ' 3 lb* 2 9 * 29 I «:ili—The ISarlv flhoir. WHITS 0 « OGlD Confrolled Sudsing for the Frozen-fresh to seal in their natural^ I 7:2S—Wenihervan*. 5TH 3 1 9 INDIAN RIVER 8EEDLEK8 I T.'Itt—New*, kA*(C n t 3 ft' automatic wilher. Coatt leil lb. lb. ' FRESHLY PICKED NEW CROP NO. 1 t 7:45—Summertime, ROT WalT goodness and flavor. They re grand of-rho-SM • LARGE. RIPE i 8:00—Take a Ouea*. 4>*r vY48hl Safe for everything FOWL t K 30—Four Star Playhouae. tasting and attractively priced! PINK GRAPEFRUIT M bbINTOSH a p p l e s . . 9.00—Into the Night. in the family wash. Also good NATIVE CORN NIANV HATIONAHY KNOWN MAN08 BARTLEn PEARS ,i9:30-Blg Town 6 0 Z TUNA FISH for ganerti cleaning . . . per* ■UP POULTRYi 10 ;iX>—Peniagon U B.A. AVAIULtU AT ABP LIQUOR ITOMS ^ CHEER for jn .30—Place the Face. CANS feet for Wills, floori, dishea, doz. It :(Xt—.New* LEMONADE 2 C H U N K S T V lE "lUY THE SARH Vbu USE SBT" 2 ^ ^ 11:14—Imtn Movie. Sod# For Colors rangaa, woodwork. 1 1 :18—Lata 8 h ^ . i : _ V OZ CAN 6 ' " - 2 ^ 29 TaaMwat* ICI C6lO BKR and All 10OZ A P C 3 '/ * O Z C A N 6 4 And Kind To Hands BREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS, WNHC ON HAND AT AU IIMiS „ pkq L J iC C A. M. . BROCCOLI SPEARS UM8 rat 30' 7 :«>—Today.- >_ _ Manclie$ter*$ Piano 1 9 ' 3 3 P K G ,3 9 , * RACKS and NECKS, GIZZARDS t : 00—Tnu Are What You Kal: The 1 Yankee IVildlcrp. 6 0 Z A l C I 9:48—Jduriiing Newa/ Distributor for 110:04—Ding 'Dong SchooL GRAPE JUICE CAN A t I lO-SO—Window Shopper. " • SOHMER (11:00—Haatklna Fall*. ARMOUR'S TREET SPICHSPAH 'll:lS -J Ih a Bennet Story. i 10OZ A C C DIUFT BROILERS-FRYERS - ROASTERS • - FOWL • GULIRANSEN 1 1 8 ■ f 1 1 :10—tMr'ka it Kmt. •*1 No RlnajRW — No Wiping P M . -' GREEN PEAS 2. PKGS 0 9 L#aye8 No Soap Film Luncheon M#at^ ^LEANED AND DRAWN — READY TO COOK 13’:OO^Adven(urea In AlriCJL • WURUTZER J3:IS—Love Ol Glle. 13'30—Search For Tomorro* • HARDMAN EAST CENTER l O OZ A jP C It OVUCl uu 48' UKt FU 23' ]3:4S—W hat'i.CookluT UKI FUB J0‘ ....Jr l:30"'J5arry Mor.re Show. LIMA BEANS h ^ k pi(:g AJ FRESH NATIVE EGGS DAILY 3:U0--Doublp or Nothing. STORE OF JiAANCHESTER, INC. 3:30—The Guiding Light. RHONE IN YOUR ORDER 3:45—MId-Afterooon NawA STREET 8:00—The Big Payoff. KEMP'S .W—Welrom* Trarelera. 5 K MAIN ST, AT THE DENTED. T E L Mllthtll $409$ _ M-®"" f*®" ““'“niinv OF FME PARKIN® i;no—On Your Account INCORPORATED ^ ECONOMY A CENTER STREET ______-___ ffKN" . I ^ THURSDAY. UNTIL O F. M. B'.BO^Actlpn. tot TTi* Aflamoen.' ...V' .. - i ' I ■V/V V - / Y- ■V . - r

yAgETHlRTgiN' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN;CHE5¥ER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. 19M tTOSSBAT, ABUU8I rt. MW PAGE TWELVE elate Institutions and ' converse Mon Comfort Wooriof d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZlSLB to that and confess that 1 hai»by »iMtR« ..Md-, ^ of^ tha nA-v^' charge of 'reserretiona for questions. • dldn.’t he T f. ------satnpleb-a .disk-wltb-and. vvUhoql.. NaiigatflcK Rtvw near IRgh Rock ... — which w e ,call Just choo, ehoo John Aexkler, 465 North Main St.; 39 Tboa* who iT” H 9 Christmas vacation, the towii- of Vernon. So Smoky Sal went to Jell. The the little cubes In the mixture. The State Perk yesterday. The Recom­ No news Is good news-except Harry Miner, 462 Eaat Middle notice clever t tintll that time the Telcottville Others la ths county who have sentence— four months. The charge cook who prides herself, on perfect posed body was found by 'three St 8 meeting of the neighborhood Tpke.; Ernest Keeme, 220 East 41 Prohibit IS 1 School will house the first and sec­ been ask ed'tp taka charge for —"refusing to atudy.’' aeasoning would no more have boys in a dry. rocky bed uauilly 44 Rowing women’s bridge club. This la the season when fish' Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Grace Collins, ond gradea. their respective towns ere: In JalL Smoky Just stared at bouillon cubes lacking from her covered only during the spring implement “ i4 ik grow very fast or very slow --, The Telcottville school was built the wen all day. When the Reds 4 Green Hill St. shelf then salt end pepper. Blnce freshets. The man waa identified w A s long as some cities htye the Mrs. Paul deMacarte, Tolland: ADMITTED TODAY: Gerald 45 Conducted depending on who catches them. hv the Talcott Brothers and was Mrs. Harold Patrte, Ellington: let Ktm out. he was In a worae a bouillon cube la e combination tentatively as Joseph Zillekaa. 29. i tax on restaurant meals they 11 Wardle. 21 Wadsworth St. 48LeaaeriaT A 0 $ T D . Wh e n l < THlHS AS DELECTABLE AS ' 5 Driving to be held at the Sheraton-Plete becauae then I would have." for instance. Have you had it in h a r d Trv\E T E N T P E S HOLES IN Is K wnrthleaa-check charge. He pre­ a 40L quicker, regardleaa of your minor repeira. Including replacing Emmett Roberts. 20.3 Main St.; restaurants served plain with but- d im m e r HUMS MV WET CATFISH TURHO^R command tn Boston Oct. 7. 8 end 9 will be Conte's next brush with the FifiiseRiN;ogT., TH' CEMENT ER fers Tlotlnrtng to rtirtng; •walk 'In T lfe.------— i broken windowR-are necessary but M ary and Cladya>.8tclcklaii0 — C0,. IMI I or October. ■—Budget Beetrtag Slated Members of the MqJihhester B tt machanlc I’v Senators and Representatives of Fruit and Vegetable. -Growers “ 4‘3 I owhA of Tollahtf Coumy will Marketers Assn., at a meeting last 3 9 ^ 2 . Being Fair BY EDGAR MARtiN meet tonight at 8 at the Superior Amaiza'a Suspiriofi .BY RUSS W INTERBOTHAM night, voted to continue the mart PRICESVQUAUTI^ CHRIS W ELKIN. Planeteei BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Court Room for the annual, public for at least another week. They 1 7 - 5 — ^ hearing on coimty budget esti­ A V tW ALV.Vt ySlJiT H t R left to the Board of Directors the CONTACT AS IF you ARE yOUTRYIN6TO KlO S>O C H VLTASt COM9. mates for the coming flscsl year. Our Own Make Sugar Cured^ -SAVyOUTHINKI , VAULT W «IV O E WYWT decision on whether the mart P1DNT KN0W,CHEIS.~ .Sen. Ralph O. Brolly of Bolton llnue beyond that, and i DROVEHMIAWAV? THAT VOAfe STlXJt'.Mt Wm TS M t TO ^C K R o h v s w ic 9.kH\y;io h w Many Hou»aw1V«» Hava eliackitd prieos ITS MY FAULT, I willWill preside at.at thern« meeting. The today jTrmsndo Peace, heed of ■SUPPOSE,BUTI \ HIM D 9 ‘. voeest t o <&0 V O « bACYt V €>wt CkWtPilKJLV various, coimty .agencies w ill Uhe- »»«K-iaG<>h » k l there w#e " » eltockad aiiolity —_« k I hova foun« •«» ^ CJlC^NTTHlVK ^ VLVX. ?^lJiC\OtV55A(L'LS',YVl .5N ^\C ii GAtO^...... —: YOU'D BE THAT W A LT - W . time. Fthal action on the requesis thomsalvas that Bur*ack’$ o#eri ... ^ - 1__ _a ^ remain in operation. 'JEALOUS! O H ,To \Kl O V ftV will be taken at a later meeting. He said the mart ran Into diffi­ fliair food doHor. Shop tur»aek's this wooh^, rf> j D06 or CAT FOOD 2 X.N h n- / Mystery Ride Ptaaned culties with the buyers when only ond! PloBty of frto p^inq **»• ■ONELESS LEANRI^ u .25« A Mystery Ride sponsor^ by a small amount of tomatoes were ,Kiowa Counsel Degree of - Pocs- CcMt presented for auction. BRISKET » 69c J " hontas will be held lomorjidw night claimed the farmers were selling SUNCREST MILK 4 On* toKd hood irativo at. 6 p.m. Those wishing to atlend the tomatoM “ off the farm ” dur- FANCY EVISCERATED __ _ are aaked 'to call Mra. Florence in the past few weeks, and not (0bbaqo frtp . f t Lvneh. ' / ' presenting them for auction. Jt CHUCK PIECES E N Trip Sohrdtiled Pence, however, said the lack of shu f iiie catsup HEN TURKEYS WITH EACH Pl'BCHASE S - 2 F R The Tolland------County - Women's tomatoes lomavwn was —wo w... due f.--primarily------.. to the s j l . ALL'LICAN. Lb. 65c OF fXlRNED BEEF Republican Club will sponsor a weather eaperlenced here re­ FANCY Itof. u. A. Pm. o#r. trip to New York to visit the 1 cenUy. and,„d said that there would United Nations oii Monday, Octo­ be more of them eyaileble now COTrS STROPS - LANK LEONARD BV AL VERMEER Rruahing Up! ber 19. A blis Will he chartered since the weeUier has turned NATIVE CAPONS 49c PRISCILLA’S POP The Big Chill MICKEY FINN CHICKENS TO ROAST VOU warm again." ,______. UBBY'S I WA-a COOL AS I THINK HIS BOOK \ IA 6 «E e\ NOBOpy HAS BEEN Native A \'i Lb. Size. C U C U M B E R , > W E R E •A u ON SAToacairy WITH you! HIM yET.CLANCVf So Economicol To Sow W A S N 'T I , ‘OUT CHICKEN PARTS MSH,MCOy T VEAH! THE PARKIN6 SAACE I9THE6REATKT /irSG«H&T0 XWOULPNTM Adjuitablo Bodjacbot CORNED BEEF HASH HAZELT, Lc o l d SURPRISEP IP HE NATIVE -lOOKAT CAT THE C U » MUST 9£- . BOOKTHATHAS ) BEAREAL BREASTS u. 79* - • - LESS AU THE CARS* \ RILEP-AI® IT'S A 9 » y EVERBRN C trEaT tosh poesntshowup! FRYING THcmPAi)K£PlPMU0M6SMCE,TOO! 1 WRITTEN OH how) HOW HE KAYS CUT-RITE WAX PAPER CHOICE or PRIME BEEF CHICKENS ON BOTH S»ES / 6EE -M M AfRAlP A LOT .TOPUySOLPf/THE VWUOP CUT UP READY FOR THE PAN OFTHEMAPlyOfREOPUHAVECOMC . shots! SHURHNE ^ J U S T TO WATCH UHCU PHIL'. POT ROASTS ORANCR JUICE ^ ‘=“ 83c GENUINE SPRING each ‘ i • . e LEGSOFLAMB Lb. St I 1.69 ’TO V- Selected Fresh ALL-BEEF ' S i r TP kdte*i^lk.2dShiflfl --- Fruits and Vegetables Frozen Food i»-3-S£3s&AL'siwl'»S -I BY LESLIE TURNER. : -IT -MERRILf^C FRANKFURTt; ■ W’ K e rt T 6 'N «n i‘? F R E C K L E S a n d HIS FRIENDB How Ifif.i:— ------~r— "G APT W EASY-' ------— rHEY.TH’ TRAIL OiyiPES'^, W a it HEBE/-=jftL Bor.siR,TOu«e NOT \ .tVAU.. T h a n k s for-THc LAR Q E ______I ■ BIRDR-EVE ...... rADOD-MERE. , l « E . A»ll> THCRS5 N0 — ONE JAR KRAFT __ _ GNK1IU6 ON et-RIGHT BACK/ LEAYIN6? THE jlKNOW, p a r t y .MRS.WAN&LE. • W'-EWTWWWTEmtin’tW StD^ L ,ina.v,iv -i e l l .wh)CHi.,, weeK-BMO 114109 G u t ,-.- -AIHD. ISIVC- "<«> 39e - CHOPPEO SPINACH - u MUSTARG FRER ONE then ' APOLOGIES TO • ^ 0 0 NORTH OW TRAIL-MAY- j F THBV

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ll^C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTOR. CONN> THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. 19M Proves io/y^ hiie Sox PAGE FOURTEEN Inability tb Defeat Athleti Hose Players efeat Fairfield^s; to W i n Natio^^l H o n o rs lanchestpr, Rockville Coaches Attend UConn Clinic Biardi'Hurls No Hit, No Run Haunt Paul Richards league record o f (our home runs in Who Do You Like in the Fifth? Predict Bo^m Pro Football lyowly A’» Hold Twelve ons game, but struck out on a 8-2 Grand Finale / Game in Intermediate Win* over Riinneni|i*T pitch. Karl Drewa and Jim Konstanty Sartor>lV»^ Homers McrUtty Br«lh*r»

AlMky. 3b ...... J 0 1 0 • little more than I®'**®® *h.^* season In the Intern^lsta Base-1 Tonight Deadline to Dw By ED fXlRRIGAN ' | Richard, p ...... 3 1 3 0 (Fiwt " ' j ^ ^ ^ ’ight foot-isia t Priws avwage------12.75 lops. Tver* the only, hits yielded by Salmondd. c f ...... i 0 0 3 ball League la s t ^ g h t when he i Associated Press Sports Writer I Dyer, r ( ...... J 0 0 0 Wsnt to know one of the big j Blasts Come in First Richard. The laitter two binRlev Provoit, a 0 0 0 0 I I m p o r t s { ball teame scattered ; nulled* by a 9,300-seat jrtadium, whitewashed tl^'Manchester Tires Tickets for Legion DUme^ toE'rther ■ with a two-bas« error SoUyji, b ...... 1 0 n* 0 mllcs of Canada from Edmonton In one seating 15,000 far Roy M ot^, 8 to 0. The game I reasons why the Chicago White j Nassiff Arms MIftrotth. r f ...... •••••2 0 0 0 And Fifth Innings; nave the Grocers their only run. - ...... 0 0 0 t o d a y A y e a r a g o Yogi Nothem Alberta...... to Metropolltmi gnd coating $500,000. was c a lle ^ ft e r five Innings due |sox sre languishing lO'-i games i Moriarty’s also scored an Insur­ SIbrIni. W ...... J Final plans for the testimonial I Olbann, c .>y...... 0 3 ft Berra elammeil two home funa as Montreal will spend more than »2,- The American players *"*•" *” to darkiPNie. / back in aecond place todsv instead Oyde Richard Turns ance run in the sixth when Rich- X • • • banquet to be given In honor of ! Down Bankers ...... 2S S 7 IS 7 J the Yankees defeated the Browns 000.000 In this boom season- most like the Canadian game- -English ^ of fighting It out with the New i ard sinRled, advanced oh a hit i Touis 12-7 and stretched their American Ttfic PROMISING high school the American LFgton Junior base- In Neat / Three-Hitter batsman and scored on an error. of It on American rugger crossed with the Ath*’’®**" pitcher fanned six and allowed but Lbpdl Sport York Yankeea for the American V ..2 n o i 0 » League lead over the Indians to beeh lured to Canada by higher game and speeded up - and may ball team, co-sponsored by Legion j Sylve.ter. cl ... •twa games...... salaries-than-tbey can-.make in .Uw. ; .pn.e walk...______r (.esgiiei .pennant Z., — ------Rounk Simmpjiif-Mput* St)i[rked by tw » real- velwans Jiti •sElltlttAL FINE aefenBivr pla>a ■Adamdr'-o- .. .3 .0.1.. 9. 0 .0 setttrtn-'eanada-...... ThTidririers scoFed twice In the ' Post No. IDT and TIorihfty B roth-; f;McA(lam, lb ... * 0 0 8 0 G FIVE YE.ARS AGO — The Red Glen Dobbs, former Tulsa Xml- (Shatter The answer is none other than tittle League play and with some were made in the contest but X«Sbler. p ...... '2 0 1 0 9 0 United Stetei. , . n Lgien iyi»uun. s'e...... - - — opening stanta and then Iced th e, shaping up In good order, the poor, old Philadelphia Ath­ Hoinpr and ScRtler* M41XVSA ... -- .. S 10 1 0 1 Box defeated the White Sox 10-5 Both the verElty end Lo» AnRelei. Don« assist from a team of real pros, ^ standing out among them all was Twerdy. • « ---- ..201100 game with six more tallies in the announced today by/T’a*! BILLY THORNTON, former letics. now managed by the ,lfwig- n»lier, rf ..2 0 0 0 0 0 " TENT e"n YEARS AGO — Ray Rob- the big fou r-in the Eaat and the " " "'rback! Is probably thb best- . Four Hit* in Finale Moriarty. Brothers won their s e c-. a sensational catch in centerfield wr'iSyihoiAkl, If Rtrlkf for Dyrr In fttn., •nVENTY YEARS AGO — Mas iums in a season that promlsos to wss a home run by Jimmy Taylor TME AWARDS to be presented morial Hospital. i ardi and his hirelings. the-second straight R""* * b—struck out (or ProvOsl In «h. Smith won the Western Open golf lines as the children g clothing First National ...... 8 7 .634 beat of three series against a game ol the league Iasi .season, have top the most prosperous Canada with two mates aboard. by the Post to the members of the ; Morlarly'R...... --x-...... '"1 * 5 tournament with a 282 score. named after him. . . • • • THE A’s HAVE WON 12 games Manchester Tnist ... 8 10 .83.3 Fairfield MarkeU team by a 3-i won every championship with the has seen. Other players s X attracted by team have a/rived and will be SfTAS MATSEAK and Billy Kun, batt-d in. SiMor 2..n«bei iwo- Friday night. Bantly’s will meet against the *ox this season and Nassiff Arms ...... 4 11 ,267 score. Clyde Richard set th^ exception of the second round title h»»i' hit. Adams; ho"K .runs. Sartor 2. Teams in the big four — Mont­ the two-year c^racts they ^ t ready for presentation Saturday ‘Thornton were qualifiers among GET NEW CONTRACTS the Police and,Firemen. The Oilers I lost only eight. On the other hand, Grocers down on three hits |md this season which Fairfields n»hpr; aloirn basM. SAljnonils. 8>lyss- real Alouettes. Ottawa Rough Rid' get in AtnefK^h foolbaU. Billy night following the dinner. Father ths amstsiirs for ths Insurance: Ronnie Simmons paced Nassiff copped l>>' beating -the Gaa Housers isr; Islt on hasss. Moriarty s 8. J»'r- era, Toronto Argonauts and Hamil­ upset the regular season cham­ Robert Keating of Cheshire will they’ve won only five from the one unearned run while ftslds ♦; wase, on balls. Prjhl'r 1, h'rh- New York (/Pv—The moat recent Vessels, sighing with City Open which started today at ] Arms to an 8 to 13 win over First three tirnes. Congratulations go to ton Tiger CaU- expect to draw al­ pions in the first g»me of their be the guest speaker and it is ex­ ; Yanks and 3ropped 15. If the Sartor supplied all aril 1; strlksouti. Feshlsr 9. Rirhard «. bulletin from Baseball Commis­ for two years, said the the Wethersfield Country Club. ; NstionsI Bank list night, closing hits by pltch-r. by F-shlsr ■ (Aloskv. - most 800,000 fane through the turn­ heat of three game ssrlss last pected that his talk will be a s. While Sox hed been able to do as batting punch aa he socked a pair both teams. sioner Ford Frick's office shows tract he could gel. with Tuesday night. Ken Irish will hurl Matecak fired a fine 33-36 69 to out Alumni Le*ITir P>*y Saimondsl; naard balls, fllbson. um­ stiles in the season opening Aug. timely one addressed to the boys tie for second place while Thorn­ ell agaifist the ..A s •" th* Yanks^ o f home runa.^ ^ ^ THE GAME BROUGHT the pires, Vlncek-Wlttke; scorrr, Tatro, - "4 ^ 1 that pitcher Joe Presko of the St. more Colls of the for th\PFs and Myles McDonough were repreaented at the Kt)(hth Annual ! Ui^'d^he^Just 3 ‘ * gamee oUt of other eesson. Simmone started 1953 edition of Little League Base­ was one year. He was attracted. o f the team. All members of the ton had a 34-86 70 round. Stan Manchester and Rockville high echqri llmr, 1:04. Louis Cardinals and outfielder Jim Those on the more ipsreely-popii WAfl one .. for Baiilly’s...... fT«iii*r«4fv n«4n«ctltutnecticut. »bov# «r#, left, to rllfht. Rockville pi-| / things off in the first Inning With IN rOL'B of LL play. ball in Manchester under the ■> K A ta ^ a A 8% ASS, A V teem are to be Mated at an hon­ Hllinskl and Jim Kirkpatrick Plersall of the Boston Red Sox Iloo. by a y»«x-®‘.u "!!J °‘* r "tI' Summary; a double, igniting a two-run rally, Sartor never before drove one oyer capable leadership of President rV o m p a n y which went with the Bay MaUra <11 . _ or head table with the coaches and failed to qualify. Stan had a 41- The clinic con­ Banavige, Joe Dyer and Bobby signed new 1953 contracts. Usually Rough *”Rlders. Winnipeg Blue 1 castoffs 'have taken care of their and added the icing to the cake by the outfield barrier, but in the Charlie Hurlburt and Commission­ new rontracta mean one thing—a Edmonton rontracl. __ AB R H POA B .38 -79 score and the club prexy Daigle all. of-w hom diatlng^ulshed Bombers, Edmonton Eskimos and Biirkl->'. Ih . J 0 0 t « chides ^odsv. More than 120 coa^Bea regletered. ' former ma>es very emphatically. blaatliig a grand-slam home run first and fifth innings after the ers Ernie Dowd and Ru.sa Paul to Cindy, the pooch, lends a shaggy e a r j/t h e CM/lltWSV, Msc Speecite left the Cleveland 2 '0 I a 42-41 round. cludes 'todsy. theraselvei-^ Individually and for Daffy, the duck, at Fox Lake, 111. It’s rlg)>t from the feed box. (NEA) I pay raise. Calgary.Stampedera—have set their B RIardl. p ...... I 2 Yesterday, the .A s beat the Sox climaxing a six run Mcond Inning. first batur had been retired, he an official close. Several players Browns for Saskstchewan because Wn)lck. C ...... - 2 1 i 1 2 I . « g i 6n. Ba*rball blasted Wes- ,F«ehler> offerings Moriarty's and the NLL All Stars s ^ t a ^ n drawing W e r 500 000. The.ganie waa.called.At the ei\i) also closed out their careers with he thought he was slowing up ,and . 4i,huaon,..2h. 3..2...1 n .I..." :. —• -FJU4S liODGE of Msnehester. Who "did the h ^ b srd in g ? Eddie bowed' out as champions.- Ray Pon- The aecohd-class Omario'"Union Mtl..«ushhn, »« ...... 1 /1 II fi 0 •(> ■' B a n q i i e l ''F u * 'i f l Ati4J0 R LEAGUE ...... - - Fain mnlnga of play, by mutual over the fence. Clearing the cen- last night's game, 'third bssemah Oceanport, N. 3. (iP\ — Trainer "up in Canada the competition Isn t * 1 0 0 0 0 has seciir.red iw grsnilstand re- Jon Norris, Skip Fisher a pitcher- ticelll another Moriarty 12-year- may bring the total to 1,500,000. Prnvoat. of ...... Robinson, traded foi Ferns »s agreement of both coaches and the tcrfield fence, his first blast pro­ old and another All Star aat out F. A. Boftsal says that Pi .nce T.lvlor. If ...... V 2 1 1 1 0 0 served seat tickets for the bsaebsll outfielder who had the season'e Dare.' injured during the running of K rf ...... /.. 1 0 II 0 0 0 Prevloiialv acknowledged $324 Ligltt-HiH^ Rhodes during the winter, .""'J , game wss ruled official, duced the game's ^corj; ».» the playoff as Little League law japan to Get Two CANADIAN TEAM* are * hiring *°As*Dobbs ambles down the main 1 0 0 0 0 0 game at Fenway Park in Boston only grand slam home run, and the Chesapeake Stakes at BowW street of Regina it’s a good bet t>,rnv*r. rl ...... i-- ' '' Matt Moriartv ...... N 60 and Dave PhUlev, m four X BeeJcwIt* strwfed OB the second, which cleared the leftfleld prohlblU more than five 12-year- the best of American football talent Wrhh, 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 on Sept. 20' between the Red Box barrier, broke a 1-1 Ue and put the Eddie Adams and Bill Twerdy during the spring, has recovered that three of every P**'"?"* Andrew Ansaldi ...... 10 and New York Yankees. Elk mem­ iants campaigns with niound for the Bank but didn’t members of the NLL All Star oldl from being on a team’s roster away from the American profea- ...... 1ft ft 6 U ft 0 A Three Homers for >slii,asl l,easue I home run and two triples to ^ ^ y ,, |,, gave up Gas House Gang out In front to at w e time. His substitute behind enough to resume training. Bonsai League Junkets This Fall will speak to him and that the TflUElf Harold Garrily ...... >■ bers and their guests will make the team which won the District believes Prince Dare will be fully slonal league! — name playera like MEBrhBBlBr Tire 5 I Balung--Scho»*ndlcnsl. 8t. laiuis. .14u: in two\runs,_ „..i,rd a ti \he two runs on two hits, a walk, and gtfty. the plate. Dave Gibson. fUled in Billy Vessels of Oklahoma, an out­ other three will stop to watch. • AB n H PO A K Parker *oren ...... trip by bus and the round trip fare Quick 1 Irvin. New Vnrk. .13S. flubm«on. Biook- Eddie ,Adama’ double In the Three championship, played their r^overed for the Stake engage- IJ I|ISA.I'..FSCT' 11 1 Mancheater Motor Sales.. JO wlU lnchide dinner at the Boston New York, AMg. “ itTn.' .IW: Aitrtkivn -Philadelphia. ;»9I>; The day before y _ 2ieVniH\l** error, in the eecond, four walks last game for Fairfields. -----— roost capably and collected _ two New York (NBA) —They are standing college player last ys*G a 0 n 5 now. who is the only major league klu»i. w»ki. <’inciniiatl. .32i>. Initial eUmsa and singles by F e ^ ihenta in the fall. / f a n s u s e Silver, *■ ...... Inhnson Brothers ...... 1 Elks Home, seat si r took over at Ihla point Frank Scott are taking to^Japan , the top draft choice of the , 8 ^ prominently dismayed. \fX(\\\f'\. r.ll ...... i vsnte Vlrhl is general i-halrman. I one game. . n . . inis(his seasesann' .son . I Koblnsori. 9< Buwklyn nnU iliiUkl,,^ 8l Starter Mike Fornieles wss'|l this fall is so loaded that even,I^o , j- Dlatea wdnt almost as far this year /TfiHkowskt. rf. p O 0 0 $419 t h a n k * TO AIJ. pHirhed one-hit ball over the Francisco 49-ers. Both sre going to AitRMn, .r f ...... 0 t) 0 • 1 Tickets may be Mcured from Eddie Mathews? Mickey Mftn- Ruri. bailed In I’anu.aM.tia K out in the fifth yesterday Durocher could win with it. ; the Eskimos in the oil-rich city of when SBskatchew.an’s were coloreil Bo«U. rf. lb , 1 0 4 i Vlchl. Prtmo Amadeo. Fri Serrell, ,/ / y Aiigii.st 25, 1953 Im H5. Malhvwn. Mllwauk- n g 2 2 ' The Eddie Lopat Major League\ I the club's white and K "en aim dis­ 1 0 0 tie’ Ralph, Kiner? 1, / v 1'Jl'sig'"’.'Bi-x,klyn. |>;r ink: Knms. I Edmonton. \ K'ihf;r, If ...... bat boys. Sharing the honor ■ Edgar and Ed Moore. Mr. Earl Yost. Nick T w ^ y flashed hia best on All-Stairs play IS games in 15 played the legend; The Football A1 Ro m o ? G us Zenmal ? “ ‘’/''.Vhla. 1115; 8liU1„r. Biraiklyn. IIU. ner. who w« the mound ah^had it not been for , How can small prairie centers T.ilJiU------.e..r 14 0 0 15 " 2 along with the team will be Matt i ' ------Sports Editor CamDanella? Nope. Guess again. \ nits — Ashbuin, Phil,»'t?'i’b'’'cPhiladclpbi'a. IkS; ; the ,h , A ’».’s gosot credit for the triumph. days In Nippon, starting Oct. 23. such as Edmonton (population 15B.- Province." Brrv Motor* ...... 20« rtv i Manchester Herald in the A m eri«n two errors, heVwouId have had a They appear in Pueblo, Colorado Run* *1n. Taylor 3. JohnBon 2; Moriarty. Other Invited guests j m IIJ-ER’R DEFEATED Silk O h V h is name in Jim , N - Elsew 0001, Calgary (129,(KX)» and Winni­ Popular Dobbs says; I never who will be seated at the head c^ty last night in a Rec Softball Man/'heater, Conn. the Yanks nipped the D*- shut-out. Twerd^^lruck out alx Springs and Denver, Oct. 8-11. did play for auch wonderful people^ hi.rnp run. Tavlor dtolRn h*AP», J<»hn- Rhodes, better known ss Dusty , ski. i.’i ------peg (235.000) outbid larger Ameri­ ,..n. l.lnn-1. I'fl "O TIr. 4. tabls will include; Dept. Vice league playoff game at fjharter Dekr Earl: Rhodes. Never heard of him? DoUbicj-riuuiTa'i/Si. l/,ui«, 41 Snl „ r. ., ..u.. *'1^— 1^.4 - - and- the Cleveland... . and walhed tw-o. and In Honolulu. Oct. 12-21. There In"^the stales a football player l.s Mfilor. 2,_hS*-« €.n?bsll«. Zslkn—.kl 4. Through a column in your news­ — 'icon *>»■=>, . J __ ... w.shinr- , Next week all records and are to be 26 engagements in all. can citl**7 1 1 J u slV o lh e r fellow but up here, M..rUilv 2 BI.rdKt .irlkM-'il. 7.*': ! Commander- George Mulligan of Oak. 8 to 2. Second game in the That’s not «iTn*lng. Not ^ 8. i Indians poh-hed qff_^he Wsslung The explanatldn Is In part civic series will be pisyed Tuesday paper, 1^ hen the space is available. ataUstICB wrill be piibllsheil in The The New York Giants also put whv rhan, you Just cant let down k..«*kl 2: M.irisrly 2. BI.rdI S. hit. off I New Haven, who will represent fans have. He's hardly played in 30. . _ 1! yonton Senators W-.3, The si. i>ou.s SAFITY pride and In part football madness. K.iknw.kl 3 (or 4 run. In 2 '-9 '"""'g f' the Dept. Commander; Rev. Rob- night. . y 1 would like to expres? my thanks enough games to ment s line !n Truilf* — IlHIiani. Bri^klyn. 13 Browns and the Boston Red Sox H eT a I d covering the ^ year's the show on the road in October. In western centers almost every­ those old (ana with their wonder­ Mi.rinriv J for 4 run. In 2 2-1 hnlk, Koncly. l-hlrstH slid Bruton. Milssuk... A party of 20 players and their !ert Carroll of St. Bridgets /number of the batting averages. And his were not scheduled. activity. one Is mad about football. The f ^ s ful enthusissm." ^ Z.ik'.w.'kl wild pjirhr.. Morl.rlv, and appreciation to 10; Jackson. 'I'hlcsgo and Ashburn. Nasilff Arina (ft> ^ Dandy Lille Manager leave San pn...d h»ll.. ftrl.woiar umpire.. B.m^ Church: Rev. Fred Edgar of the MERCHANTS FOOtB a Ll mark it ao low you need a micro­ Philadriphia. S In the National have a deep Interest In helping the d*l| and K.rr/ Urn.. J;0n. organizations and IndivlOf^ls who __ Honui Runs .ilsihi ss. . Uiliwsukf •.. cago Cubs pummelled the AB R H FO iL. Francisco. Oct. 8, will make the i South Methodiat Church; Rabbi practlcs sessions will b e /h e ld scope to-find it.-— - _ . ■ 41) Klusl»-«skl. I’lnnnnatl. .TI/ . <’«m- _ . R^ynoMa. lb t,.l » 0„ “W { , -y ,'— ‘ local team make the national final, 'TlLson Wind of the Temple Beth | curing the next few weeks/al the gave their time, help and Ifin^ciAl vcAtArdfty Kliode* wa* ivn Dodgers 13-4. the New IfoTk ...Simmon*...... »». rf 2 2- n 1 .same stops in the Orient as the tlte play-off between the East and backing to make our. recent Little usnslls. BrcKiklvn 32 gnid-r, Br.K.klyn. lyn Dodgers 2 n ft 0 All-Stars, playing 18 games. Coleman to Rejoin *holom; First Diatrlct, American West Side Oval. The grlM eri will Baftkt WtlUftMM Mid l^ou G^h* 31 Kinst. rhlcsj.ibic.i" 2 2kk - ■ 1 ^.onts clobbered the St. Louis Car- ; Poniirelli. r( .. 1 ft ft 0 IVelRv League winners In Toronto Le^oh Junior Baseball Commis­ drill Friday night a t/ 8J 0 and League Alumni Toumamefit._a. rig rolled luto one. In three con-1- f-SroV»ii’ bsb»» -^rtnnn.-Mtiss^ee 22;.; xn Identirsl 13-4 .couht j GoU^3b_._..c. \ft r ft ft Lopat's All-Stars will have an late Iri-November for the Grey Cup, R ee,-. RMK.kl.vn. 17. ilill.sm R.jblri- >ka former governor-gen­ Yankees Saturday I would like to thank the Stafe ™ »ijn. BriK.klyn. 15 Sni.i»i> Br<«.klvn snd the Philaaeipni in tn€ [ rukr. c ft ft ft ft son, Red Schoendienst. Pee Wee ford; Joseph J. Soldi. Dept. Chair­ slammed three koine runs to drive’ * sn a 18-4 victory over the ,^5 ...... /;s3 Krkkinr. Brpnk-; P irates ami C incinnati Fox will be a one-man bench. (ana Join booster'«Hibs at $10 a CTeveJand. Aug. 27 Ge^ry George Mitchell. Slate Baseball IJSUION JirS’lO T baseball play­ ...... U - ft- 4 11 I i Mickey Mantle, Enos Slaughter Coleman, recently retuimed from ; Commisaionei; Karl Yoat, sports 1 ers are asked Jo contact A. 727. Ubm- BrmAlyn and Vic Raachi made his secona e ...... and Hank Sauer will be in the the club’i allotment of Gr^ey Korea, will rejoin the New Ynr^ 'editor of-T h e Herald: jfGeneral ] WtflV Fortin /tonight between 7 Bacxf-vakl. Ciiirlmiail. V3. "27. outfield. The pitchers .are Robin Manchester Motor Sales and Ity to equal the record of four lieff aiipearanceappearanc- of - the y«*t mie- churills. 2b ...... Cup tickeU. Wealthy oil cattU Yankees In lime for * Manager Richard Martin; Mayor and 'l;30 at the Legion Home. All 8trtk‘*ourft’ RCfbrrt*. Philart#-ibit Cyr. as, p ...... GET SET NOW Roberts, Curl Simmons. Warren 4am e with the Oeveland Indian. VP.HTP.BIiAV’* BKai'l.Ta Sherwood Bowers; and lack San­ banquet ticket returns must be Brown and Beaupre many thanks homers in one game when he came Farakinr, Hro^fKlyn. 14*. MJirll the Yank's Vlcfory “''" '‘‘* .,1 , ll*rrar, rf, 3b .., men become ’ sponsors’ at - 3 ^ Afii^rlr*N leouia 124/'Hfi^rtu. 8l. I-ouia. era and fought hi. way out of Spahn. Bob Lemon and LOpat. The film second baseman, who son, president of the Chamber of for their most generous gifts of to bat With t-vvo out in the eighth Br«M. rf ...... each and commercial firms hUi^ rhltad»lphift in. Chlr«gf> ft. made at /this time. SfVLbn, i^wjLUk»*f. 108. three late-inmng Jams. The Yanks Mtirh^t). Sb. C..S Yogi Berra is the catcher. ■flfw 63 combat missions as a Jet i'lAvHlEnrt ft. WjiEHInr<»n •• Commerce. trophies for the tournament. inning. But after running tip a full Amrriran la*ar«r ads in progratas so that they, too,> To the men tn blue we are moat .quthpaw■ law swinging uiii-util- :„re leading 4-2 in the sevwth UrK^^var. rf ... "Lopat and 1 lok a group ol can be in line for Grey Cup tickets fiW e r pilot in the Korean war, fiew Vnrk ft. Dnlroli 4. • • • Batffnr—V*i non, Waahifi)cton. ,325: c ..... major and minor leaguers to .. Gorman, who had relieved Johnny fJrttiiuvbTh, r, 3b, customers. first time since Msy 1, 1952. , N#w Y«»rk 1.1. fit laoui* 4. sists of W. T. Uttle. Yost, Harold tuladrlphla and aMItchr^ll. in*v*land. If . * M/t* former road secretary of the Yan­ rhirnfo 13, Brooklyn 4 Olds, Jack Ssnson, CsrI Prieas sod committee. . . | Brazic. .. j,,- Sain, the winner. soe.' ! ( . . . ) ...... ' X " _2 J? X j ] Ih SSaskatchewan, interest Is so Coleman, now at his home-W rhUan^IphiE ft. Mifnauko^H 5 a a • kees. "A representative of the Fairbanks, snticlpsts that a large ^ Tourney Starts yfo-.vent can he a aucceaa with- , "He threw- me a curve,. Rhodes ; • ^Runa-'MlnoNo. Chicaf'*. 92 ManO*. high that (ana living in Prii^e Al­ Pan Franrlse'h after diacharge (f>nly »rhfdulridi. N*riw York, W: V^rnf-n. \Va*hm|nnn. h3. toUU ...... 17- J - 4- vC * A t^ Malnlchl Newspapers In Japan bert. 290 miles north of the Regina fiTANPIMifi ? attendance will be on hand for out publicity and the Manchester ' ^j^^pi^med later. "That so-and-so HOME RUN* by SAFE DRIVING auggest«Tb4j.. drive the pot-holed round trip nine eontrart at the Yankee BT’oolilyn ... . ftfi 4ft ftfM> -A. -^tn the members o f the Iiinlor aeconO annual $15,000 Imsiirsnce Gale, Wrlzhi 121; i»ybase vhiis;/^ he said, would make all the 4 event the success that it was. i right down the middle. ■ I ,,, bmvs .vaw f the task of Dave on how to see Tokyo and way times each (all. . ... will entrain for Clevelaml^that Milwauk^* .. . 77 vt 6ft5 baseball tesni, which for the first City Open Golf Tournament' get.s S9. Rob- Wrl«bt. Simmons; bonyr nans. Sim- rangements, guarwitee_ full a: .nhiL&drlphia 7ft 5ft 556 lft>t Houtteman easy against Washing , points^ (NEA). - — ... ENTHUSIASTS GATHI-B _^in 17 time brought the state champion- underway today'with 141 entrants 1 would..also like to thank the; Rhodes was ^“**y**j* *"^5 J*,® j In«'K*phiis'^i^^ 15 m on»i stolen port, ------evenlltg...... Ft ... ,. «7 55 ft4.ft Alumni and Intermediate Sports , ch an ce to accomplish a feat tnai H)la — Kufnn. • pfiroit . mift \#rnon. irtfi' - . ’(2). R*VTiAldft- Fftlko^^k*- 1 blizzards and below-iero wealher Case.v Rtengel, manager or in< Now Yoik".. . 59 ftft 47ft 26', ship home to Manchester. Those seeking the title won in thb 72- TTve Cub-Dodgef game was fair- rtcrific*,. 'fvccilyyO'>'‘t>l« play,, fieck- \ "We checked with Comi^sion- cameras, notebooks— and , February to look at movies . M 69 44ft 29 Association for their’ financial eluded even the immoi lal B*be | iva,,i,iniftoi). J65: I’hillry. Philsrtkl^is. in February to look at movies of club which is soaring to Its fifth finrliinAti . j who want to aeciire ■ tickets hole Inaugiirsl hy Ted Kioll. New C h B*ut that didn't make him , ^i^.vHsod. 154 B,„b,. i v ^ o s f u ^ t T f h e Iru ln 's e n jp te d wl.h^ er Ford Frick. He a d v l^ us to, preters. The *"‘ 'T ''e le rs asked 1 Roughrlder games *ndand listenb»ten to rhtrngf) . O 7ft- .1R7 backing and banners of each team straight flag, said that he had no pitfshnrifh 41 91 311 4?t, may Oo so st Nassiff Arms. Biish Hertford, N. Y.. professional. ■ for six runs in the eighth. Turk Tw.rdy B.cke-iih gel an official OK froptl the Ad­ how to bat, pitch, slide, field and the players speak. Fans ouioutside lepresented for which tjiey footed idea when he would use Coleman. ICAH Hard are. Army * Navy Club. Top prize for the touring pro­ "*"W hy ahouTd j be nervous?'’ he l Wsk'hingi^ I>,wn. who beM the Dodgera in, minister of Finance^'^^Japan. We then would tell the crowd what Regina resent it if anyone^ mls- • IT .Vofk . W 39 6115 "It probably will take him three .. 7ft 5n 50ft 10', L ^ o n Home. Sporta Dept, of The fessionals Is $2,400. The course Is ths bill. asked-- ” 8huehs. that's all th is: ic ' iljKKimsn, Bo-ior,. 2v whitk. B .- couldn’t get American doli^s out v.e said through a publi': addreas n^Aies the team ’ Regina Rough- Gaudet's Jewelry Store To the scorers, collectors and check after relieving 1.3 innioi^*; Cvr 1 (or 0 runs in 2 M . 1 of Japan without hja' afliroval. weeks to get his throwing arm m .. 71 53 ft73 14 f^ald. 6,600 yards and has s par of 71 rsme la — hitting. And I've al- " ’:|.ri-p,„_R,v.rs chlrkso, U; Phlilkv. CTiurrh in the fifth, was the win-| pifrh.r, by Twerdy iB»ckkrlihi system. ohspe," the pilot estimated. ’'We il •Rogioir .. 7» 5K .565 1ft ■Jack Sanson si the State Theatre ^ (or the, course Is a blazing men vvho 'helped on the tourn»- Ha L Jeffcost contributed a ; » im piC-iie,. Beckwim,, It took some djiipfc. but we m ^ r kSS. .4S0 wavs -beep a good hitter. Only a p ,„K ,i| ^ «o n . Bo<>n.. ner. MAt -.v., nssseW halTs 'Orins'virb- loelna-|>i*cheiv "All" this would be JoUed dowm "*The menXiho run the clubs are have ■ to iiee whAt the ctreum- -W««IiihfFt^ ^ Tor from anV member of the com­ ! 63 shot' ■niewday by professlohsl nfSiHt' commit tw 1 wish to ■ extend to Detroit RnH-V*rm*n Wii^mrtoTT ft aged a $50,00ir ^araiit'ee. What­ PhilEfUlphia^ .. 51 73 .411. 3 j / guv hAa-'to be given a ensnee m. HAm** R»jnJ*-’ Ro»en. ■•CT,v’ii»iid Cl«v^l»ixl and pair of home runs (or the winning j ■- umpiree, Vscsnil-Orac' in notebooks, ' / mostly clvic-mlnded men wh” stances are once he is ready to rx^trolt . . . 45 79 3«3 mittee. Reservations will close Joe Moore of While Plains. N. Y.. mv thanks, for vvlthout their help rftrer I. Diana time. I 30 ever we TTUtke above that will be work for the advertising their K4 .333 44 pl»V t-ft .prove it.’* z*rnmi.Zprnlftl. Phn»d*l|*hii». jg rw B*rrR. "The fans knew every, one of us play, ^ut I'm very happy to ha\» Ft. I..OUU , f. 42 tonljpht. to earn him. a place in the last 25 I certainly could not have handled ^ c>w^/4Aa ia fh# vounK mun who York 23' Robln*on. Philadf^hie Jitn (Dustvi Rhodes was the big X—Reached on cairher's interfereneex;^ '.J, given to ji^ptanese charities.” cltlee get and the fun they derive TODAV’ 4.nAMRfi KkTodeft \n yoxmr. j U r o n t . 19- by name, face and walk. They h'm W k and glad that he'.s Naliaab . qualifiers. all the ditlslls. Namely they are: slugger for the giants. The utiliri- The kUiletcs will slso cash In from it. a u b executlvee run the Leo Dt'<«a. Lou Gagnon. Mel Cush- cAme up to the Gian^ j . fiioi^'n end Mmoiu), Hunters h^v# a tough time try­ knev.- our averages, where we eligible'for the World Senes—:f f’hlrafo ni Brooklyn; B ^ W y hi*. ii Bu*by. Wa*h- the first time this season a mhjor I Jank'r They figure to earn longed to. our entire bacKfiound.' league admlnistraUve aet-ups. St IxHilP at N*w York MlH>« or Schnelker. trying for an end posi­ Cary Middlecoff. PGA champ Wall. Mel Cushing. Mias Pat O.’Hara, desert rat which resembles a mid­ $$000 each. Too, Urge salaHes are 5>ald only,, Chamb**ra <2-6> va Koalo t3-VU. leaguer has been able get kangaroo with its long hind The tour drew more than a tOnly Ram*a ach^dul^d). tion with the aeveland Browns Burke.mo. Jim Ferrier. Dutch Hag- push the feat. Al Darky*Uected Dally .box atjore/ and features a few players. Clubs carry 24 men legs. It has 360 degrees visUm and half million, an average of more — AaiaHcaa rfootball team, caught 39 passes riaoh. Julius.KBof(ia, Ed "P orky" eive hits in the massacre of rive f on the players in the All-Stars' but only eight may be American Bo«ton at rhirajtn tnlirhiK Hiidaon #5- ^ tth the 19.52 Parri* Island Marine Oliver. Marty ^irgol, , Shelley can see ahead, behind, above or , lineup fill Nipponese. sport.s pages. than 30,000. Scott pied thlslscl II) va Trucka Card pitchers. , than 30,000. Scott predicts this "Imports ” after Oct. 1 and most of PluSadcIi.hia at fit. leoula i2. tmi- eleven. He scored 10 touchdowns Mayfield. A1 Besselink. Fred Mrs. Sal Squatrltf and Wally Rhodes came up W the eighth below, or all around w-llhout inov-( A holiday has been declared in the rest gel small salaries. Amer­ .nlrht) Bvrd nfMh and BI.*hop Z niany .ver._geh^.hrunkf^ AW sons In Canada become Canadians Batting-D usty Rhodes, New Vfi Rrant'A . the Leatherrfaqhs. Schnelker is 6-3 Earl. Stewart. Jr., and amateur tournament may 1 1 tape parade. _ pear are built on the order -of as far aa football Is concerned — York at-t’ l^v^land < nlabl I ' an Aormlr .250. He Mt «mly tww | American football bowls/' ..says York Giants, hit three home runs and weighs 206 pounds. Frank Stranahan,'— ...... lhankA.,.lt was worth all the effort Eddie Lopat accompanied major and even get higher p a r ie s than (l.Vft) va Garrla 115-7), I The largest part of th* gallery ^;^r” S;!mer. in hi. next .5* gAnw. Frank Scott. "They Wld more — the first lime this year a major . ______'it,------to see the stands full, rooting for and minor leaguers to Japan two before because they/' are outside leaguer has accomplished the trick will probably be following Boros. With Monte Irvin recovered years ago. testifies that the most than 100,000. Most of ttie games their team to come through. from hlf broken ankle. Rhode, rode CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. the1C "import” llllf/v* V quot^' ^ as the G^nts swamped the St. Harrison and Ferrier who tee off Yours in Sports, zealous fans are the Japanese. have already been sold out.” i together this' morning. The late the bench this aeason. H s nick­ Reminds you of Milwaukee. The cluba ’‘^X tTre'X " Louis Cardihals 13-4 John E. Hedlund ‘Tliey're the most academic," Ihelr best year^ and most are con*' _Pitching—Turk t Lown, . Chicago, comers ran watch trios composed name. Dusty, became a mlanomer Tournament Chairman since he evened the cleanest uni­ ..it> Yankeos’ southpaw asserts. breaW^------Cubs, stopped the Brooklyn Dodg­ tp f Ford. Tiirnesa and Stewart; 311 MAIN STREET "W e played 16 games, and the Kicking specialist Pepper Rodg­ In the eqal the set-up is ellghtly 1 Btejt.' amateur Ray Billows and form on the club. ers led Gedrgla Tech'9/ football ers. after relieving Bubbs Church J. O. Wopda of Trinidad. Colo., day hefore the opener, against different. Clubs in Toronto and in the fifth ihning. The Cubs went J im W O ark; or Kroll, Jerry Bar­ Dustv played. occaxionalI>. a» » scoring last- season with 60 points. G h e n e y recently celebrated his 36th birth­ pinch liltter or emergency runner. the Tomluri GlanU. .more than MontreM have populations of 1,- on to win, 13-4. ber an^ Art Wall. SO.OOO'fpns turned out .juat -to He kicked 39 extra points, five 000,000 or more to,draw on and Most of the other touring stars day bv firing an 86 to qualify (or On August.1, he was hitting .1.54 field goals and scored a touch­ the 16th annual Tri-State Senior watch ua practice. . the >mph*si8 utt booster clubs and are in trios with Connecticut ama­ based on four hits in 26 times at PHONE: MITCHELL 9-5238 "Fans aijd players brought down. such money-raisers as raffles is h l o 0kiE9 teurs or proa. Golf Tournament. bat Not one measly home run. less Ottawa (300,0001 and Ham­ Rhodes got ' his long-avvaited ilton (200.0001 have long tradi­ chaivce when Irvin re-lnJured f^s \ for tions in football and find little dif­ FLEHTYOF ankle. Sr . . . ficulty In filling their aeata. i \Keed Worms Up for Title ■When could I d o?" Manager None of the clubs, disclose sala-1 FREE PARKINU Leo Durocher apologized to the rlei but they are reported to h it' I press at the time. "Kv'e got nobodv $10,000 for the best Americans , ' elar.- And under the\new- rules I and aometlmea industrialist fans | Opening Bout Outpointing Jones can’t bring anybody up from the bw fety provide off-seaaon Jobs that add minors.”...... » . ., BihW’TKmiiMid*.-.. S ttf ., Aifgr* 2 9 - New York. Aug. *27 27 (,P) j-A l-#sald tlieTJiumB waaTIIsIocIItd'aTMt RKoaei;------■ f'rolWi bia iOnif ] Team- budgets average $270,000 1. w u..iwhKrf A-heflv lju T possiblv--fractiired. X-rays w-ere j gjege on the bench, itarted slowly. fo r ' tboiCkhadiah'.champloh-Tojronr.' F o r L « a 9 « r lot||iMR^ though ■ he .weighed, » • : ' ’Hut .Tie'*''gbmr'tt full'speed-now |f^ an b e« body on fOUT wheels or itca il; to Argonauts highest with $310,- ■xetKitNei 1$ NOT issENitAi. pounds tn scoring a wsiniup vie- v4-h,n told that Jones had auf- | with six homers in 18 games and 000.,...... k .^ar-v I tury * 'over-'-'middlewelght. ■ Ralphe-- poaalble-"fra- pnd the 94th of his career. He Lv. Man4dwster f£ A Saving Of One Fourth! PARKlNO LOTS MACHINE SPREAD-FORMS though the fans booed. He boXed •3“ i^W ^S SET-POWER HOU^D CHEPY through the middle rouhiljf snd has lost 13 times. (Center Travel Although the bout was telecast Agency) Te.i, MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP OUABANTl»D than handed the Westchesnrfi tiger ti— . n S E ESTIMATES—TERMS TO SUIT. YOUR PURSE 146'HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER. CONN. a good Ihumpliig* With- solid locally and nationally, and the I I M AIM. UP TO 8 YEARS TO FAY smashes the rest of the way.--- weather was hot, the crowd and •' a.m.-5 p.in. w iik 7 ui.iii.-ND*9 S«tiirtloy* Jones said he hurt his right gate flgurea were far better than the promoting International Box‘ NEW INOLAND tlnimb In' the sixth and had to stop TtAHirOITATIOM CO. Ing Club expected. .... DEMAIO BROS t pM^ng. Dr. Vincent Nardlello SINCE 1928 k m . I T EL MI-3-5135 j TiUFHONI MANCHESTER MI I R 3-76V1 301-315 CEN 1U STREET J

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r f» • - . 4 . PAGE SE V E M n iN «■ )s't> ■;r- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C H ^ E R , CONN.. THURSDAY. AUGUST g7. 1958_ / 72 WbnUd— R f l EaUtd 77 HoBaaa for Sale 72 Lots for Salt 1953 RooB^- withont Bowrd 59 H o u m * fo r S al* 71 Reds Execute e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY.^ AUGUST 2L ooNsnaiacpfo e b i x j n q Latest Repatriates] BlANCHEStER Household Goods NICELT rU RN nm SD mapla room MIODUD TURNPIKI! WEST—A MANCHESTER BUILDING LOTS towpropbrttt Dlsmonds-e-Wslches— ______model house of 4 flnlahod rooms Without oWifaUon to you, w* 16 East Zone Siluatinns Wanted— ^ Magic (or coup)* or gantlemen. Kitchen 200 HENRY 8‘mEBT 16-A Help Wanted— Femhte 35 Jewcirjr 48 (x >l D8POT Refrigerator. privllagM. next to bath. Mltchall with expandable second floor on arlU appraise or inoka you a cosh Roofing Female new " A few choice bulling lota pffer for property, toe us hefoe*’ Chef gai rang*, new matlreM, a nicely treed lot with a frontag* Blliabeth Park SikUon Automobiles for Ssis WHY COMMUTE? LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re- used twice, ga* water healer. Tel. Include "Convicts*\ r o o f i n g —Speclallxing in repair­ WOULD LIKE to dq houaework for of 160’, Ruaco combination wta* in excellent locttionB. A and you iwll. Rebel Leaders WINDOW SHADES made to order paira, adjuata watchea expertlyr. KENT. Two tmatnaaa BRA1>I|URN REALTY PACKARD ing roofa of all kinds. Also new^ one or 2 adulta. Tel, Mitchell Mitchell 3-7980.^ , ______. r o o m dowB and doors, firepUce la Jiving Eight i^ m alngla, large JWIng AA zone. North Koreans sang and onawarod j and Inatallcd. Venetian blinds roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys You Don't IJave To Leave Reoaonable price*. Open dally. woman. Foodland Itreat. Tal. room, naaaant 25 year mortgage phoM Mitcheu »4nra. (Cantbiaad frads Pag* Ob*) 3-7477 after 5. room, flraplaM, dining room, ta m (CoBttaaed frem Page Ooe) with thalr own yell*. ^ j and curtain rods. 24 hour service. MANCHESTER Thuraday evening*. 129 Spruce COMBmA'rioN o'*a and o » •‘w e. MUcImU; Classified ASK THE MAN cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ may b* aaeumod. AppmxlmaUly kitchen with electric eloye. MR Desplta th# kHabsair, th# Rodaj FAUmatea gladly given. perience. Free eatlmatea. Call atreet. Mitchell 9-4387. Excellent condllton. For further 14,000 cash needed to purchase. room, Ule leVatcry: (*ecohd floorM-SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER tUntNOS WANTED — main in Camp 6 at Pyokton, aarv-’ To Havf A Good Job! information Call Mitchell 9-9840, two-fomlly, three-family, ksff saver been confirmed that peeled their AlUed-b^ unlfenM; Window Shade Co.. Route »t Howley. Manchester Mitchell Doca—Birda—Pete 41 four bedrooma, full til* bathroom Realtor ing their terms. ^ . WHO OWNS ONE Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. ~^Boagdiitra Waatad 59-A aeoe property. Hare many ■he was kUlad. i- just befot* stepping iUvertisenents 3-5361. __, THE TELEPHONE HAWTHORN 8TREET—4 Hnlahed oak flpors, heated garage, emeelU Phone MM-6969 West Berlin aiUhorttiee say 55 The Reds hod claimed a right to Garden—Farm— Dairy rooms arst floor, shed and gable drive, hot water heat oil, new 82 buyera. Mortgagta arra_„ hold some prieohers on trouble­ trucka. , ■' CLASSinED APVT. 53 PACKARD SEDAN — All RADIO and T.V. Service. All work COMPAISIY Musical Instruments___53 » Plead* coll George L- OroiUuUo, 'o f their ettlaeoi still ars among ’rhe,.Alll#* hnv# retumad nYknl t equipped. Save. Al.L. KINDS of roofs, gutters and FOR SALE—CROSS bred puppies > Products 50 doCmcra for'second floor expoa- gallon electric eubnmetlc hot making chorgaa- U. 8. and d e p t . HOURS fully guaranteed. $3 per house chimneys repaired. Prompt aerv- ‘AoOM a n d b o a r d . GanUeman. ttealtor, Mitchell f-5878. 100 tbqYnlssing since th* June flareup. of 60,134 o f th# 74,000 Ne 35 each. Tel. Rockville 5-7369. MUSIC Instrument rental. Oom- (Ion. This hnuae i* only 1V4 yeara water, copper plumbing, new rooL t w o Y otwT eouthweet comer of U Jf. ofllclala sharply warned them , call for T.V. 31 P«t house call for ice. Guaranteed workmanship. is hiring •women right now for Im­ Til. 8-7676. street and Irving Henry street. They claim 2l of Jheae have been Koreans and Chlnaae they S:i5 A. M. to 4;30 P. M. 52 FORD CLUB COUPE. piete line of InatrumenU. R w U l old and In fins condition. Asking fUumlnum storm windows and, Windemcre to free all AUled POWa who wont radio or save 3 and bring than? Terms. Mortenaen Roofing Co. portant, full-time jobs as operators BEAUTIFUL COCKER Spaniel GLADIOLUSES For Sal* at 864 street. High iand dry with eewere atntehced to prison terms. to i«tu m —Jail aentenoe* or noL for repatriation. ______^ j 51 PACKARD SEDAN-Patrician 17 Maple street. Call Mitchell applleu to purchaa* prlca. $10,800. Mortgag* arrangement* screens, 100% Ineulatlon. A-1 con­ U B T is a a w a n t e d — singi* MeahwhUe, Weat Berlin’s hand- Mitchell 3-7691. ^ _ In Manchester. Dupi. buffs end WsuKs, 10 weeks Bush Hill Road. Mltchall 3-5994, Caontrjr Board— require approxlmataly 80% caah. dition. Many other feeturea. In street. Inqiulre 270 Oak street. Thuraday's delivery brmighL-^the Bede Have Betnmed COPY CLOSING TIME model. All equipment- S1895. 9-6539 or Mitchell 9-6716. old A.K.C. registered. H. C. reaentlng Olds, Selmer, Bach, homaa. 2-3-4 family bouaea, amall •Outa of free American fqod for (Bowera Bchool). Comer lot well Manchestar, Bolton, Vernon number of released U- 8. prlaoners The Rede have retunted »,420 • As an Operator, yov’ll have good Chase, Harmony Hill, Hebron TOMATOES - 9 lb* for 25c. 75c a Pedler end Bundy^ Rtaorta 60 GLAHTONBURY-New eectlOB JoM hungry EaSt Germana resumed In FOR CLASSIPIEDADVT, POWER BURNERS and Range GERARD 8TRBBT ComforUWe ehnibbed. Immadlala oecuponry. oad'Dayentry. Large list of buy­ past the two-Oilrd mark^^,tmth only , of the 12,776 proastsed. j •51 PACKARD DE L.IDCE SEDAN Heating— Plumbing 17 pay. frequent raises, friendly co­ Road, Bolton. basket. Bring your own basket. 97 Studio, 177 McKee. MItcfcell opened. AA xone building lota, all high gear today after an ll-d*y MON. THRU FRI. Burners expertly cleaned and workers and many, more ^nents ATLANTIC ApartmanU, BlocR U- $ room Colonial. Til* bath and lava­ Approximately $4,000 down. Ask­ ers. W bi/tiavt you? Mortgagaa one week of the P^W exchange | Th# three rej^rlat^ Am ariew j .-Autom atic, all equipment Florence Street. S-7500. / 100’ frontag*. Paved road. Cheat slowdown for raorganlaation. serviced. Uet us service and re­ _«nd you’ll have them right here WANTED—Good home for three land, R- I- AportmanU sUU avail- tory, braakfaat room, lifting room, ing $I8,»00. arranged. Hdwapl B- Haatlnge, remaining. I jiad poen feared left behind— i 10:30 A.M. LENNOX Furnaces and w *™ abl* until SopC 18. Rooms by the nut Hill aectlon. Escott Agency, Once more thOufmnda of East Ten were offleera and 140 were j Reilly and Vadala anid | pair your washing machine or le- heating; Earl Van Camp. MRchell In Manchester. 3-months old kitten*. Phone Mllch- HALE HAVEN Peaches for can ACCORDION -Salanti 1” *** fireplace, garage, screened aide Mitchell 9-76U. Mitchell 5-11077"--..^ German* eluded k rd er control# SATURDAY 9 A. M.,, nlng, freeilng and eating at Frank weak and weekend, no reservation porch, copper plumbing. Good lo­ anllsted men. ’ they believed aU priaoiiera would) ■50 PACKARD SEDAN “ UUra- frlgerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ •ell 9-1244. months old. Seven shift*. Cell For Appointmt^Call and Jammed tha 17 food distribu­ matic drive, all equipment. Uke 9-5844. Ages 16-38, high school graduates Ferrando Farm, Birch Mountain n eed a ^ ^ rtU and eUt* when cation. Reasonable price at flTjMO.' LARGE LOT, tea mlmitea walk Eaekaaga Baa Time Lindt be repatriated. " ell 9-0883. - Mitchell 3-7320. ______you’re oomlnc and bow many. P. tion aUtlons to get «)* preclou* T h#^change, limited to 30 days new—S13W' A PLUMBING shop at your door preferr^. No experience necessary. WANTED Good home for IMi year Road, off Hebron Av*., Glaaton- from aouth Main atreet. CkOl own parcels of lard, milk an(3 flour. "All of those guy# ar# In K*a- COMPLETE Hand and power Uwn old German Police and Shephertf o . Bo* *4, l& h at., Block Island, by the truce agreement, begin* Its No time lost. New work. Altera­ bury. ______, WEST CENTER 8TREET-i-7 room GEORGE L' GRAZIADIO *r Pilgrim 2-7807 any Um*. 'TThough the packages web* given Bong in a special plaee wber* we ■49 PACKARD SEDAN — Full mower salea and service. Motors tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot doe Preferably on farm with PIANO |20. Call Mitchell 9-8641. R. I- \ brlcii and frame Colonial. 8 Eisenhower^s l*6t week Friday, with 144 more v/*re held,’’ RetUy eald. THE SOUTHERN a^lt*. Call Mitchell 9-3969 after TOMATOES Pick your own. 80<"i*e- beautifully landscaped: 12,000 de­ stored Colonial With 50 beautiful Koreanx stockade# Include a large WHAT A BARGAIN! atreet, Mllleld* Houee, ApertmeiH., acre*. 30 cleared, fine young or­ (CoBtiaasd Ireoe P o fe On^jk travel restriction* more effective­ ago and w err caught. - noon Tueiday. Valued by w ne^ a* SEDAN—3895. tems and oil burner, .Time pay­ Monday. Tuesday or Frld^ keeplng facilltle* available in posit, approximately 376 mon^y, num ber^ officers, headed by the MANCHESTER T. V. Service,; WANTED- Good-home for pet kit­ 3 ROOMS f u r n i t u r e \ WILLIAM M. McBRIDE ly to the afnaller group* trying to Prisoner# who havo retumad keepsake. Reward. Call Mitchell ments arranged. Electric ^aewer Mancheater. You w »l marvel at 14 in the rear. Call The Johnson Building Com' chard 75 treae. lovely laam, gor­ Communist*’ prise captive—MaJ. 53 WIU.Y8 AERO SJ^^N - radio and T.V. specialiata since 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. tens. Tel. Mllchell 3-7371. the cleanlmeaa of thla buUdlng. M hfl^l 3-ttl5 For Appotntment geous ahada tree#, large alack Mona in return for old underscored "erpas Into West Berlin. earlier told of about 40 men from 3-M39. ' ■___ _ cleaner. The Vincent P. Marcln Bedi-oom Suite. Living Room Suite, pany, 981 Main 8t. MltcheM *-7426 the troublasoma Issue of the ell Gen. Wimath.F. Dean. 36.000 milea. Ifa loaded. Sale 1931. House satvlce , call 3,3.50. Co., 305 Main street. Tel. Mitchell Or Call Mitchell 3t4107 Dinette Set, Rug*, Ijimps, Tables. C2illdr9n accepted. Central. Priced Evenings Mitchell 5-0012. bam, chicken houee, new, two-car .SHnc4t the German-American Camp I. 60 front Gamp 8 and a Mitchell 9-2186 day or night. so.- reasonable you'll gaap! Be BuMRMd Loeationa garage aiid fine trout etream dispute between Iran and Greet campaign for the East German* There itlll was no official word trUcklood from Comp 6 who w * » 3900. 3-4848. WAITRESS Wanted. Full time. No Poultry and Supplies^__ 43 WITH AN Announceraenis mire and ,ae* thla one. Mr*. Dor- for Rent ‘ 64 ^ Sol* Agents MANCHE8TER—This five lOpm Dwelling oonaiSU of 8 genoroua Britain — on issue on which El­ opened July 27. the gtatiop* have where Dean was being held or taken a’way about the time the Sundays. Apply in person, Garden ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR senhower rocently addressed Moe- CABINET MAKING. Good work­ GUARANTEED Plumbing and BROAD-BREASTED Bronae Tu^ aey, 14 A'rch atreet.^______house with garage muet be seen tq rooms, five flrepUcea, two new diatributgd 2,860,000 food parcel*. when he would he eepatrtated..^; armiatlce woe signed and wera uot manship. Reasonable rates. Esti­ Restaurant, 840 Main. ' "DE LUXE” RANGE NEW STORE. Green Road. Un­ J. WATOCWs^ BEACH and C a eedegh In eharp terms. 'The Shah’s CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pre-kindef- BRUNNERS heating. Alterations and new key*, fresh froien, 10 to 22 be appreciated. Featuree. slot modem baths. Dining room A h ^ e r million package* njjw arc Th* Red* obviously are aiding seen again. Th* prioonera sold the garten school re-opens Sept. 14. mates gladly given. MouIaOT'a . FOR ONLY PLEASANT Furnished room with limited Jmrklng. Excellent loca- attitude on that Usue may well be ready for the atepped-up giveaway. PACKARD wofk. Perms glass electric tna WAITRESS Wanted days. 10:30 to pound*. Schaub'a Turkey . Farm, 3.329 Hartford 2-2118 water heat, etorm* and acreene, huge fireplace with Dutch oven, moat U. 8. officer# uktU th* 'Snal Chinese esdled thee* men **Raao; Umlted enrollment for rAildren. Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim ■gas water' heaters lold and In­ •emi-private kitchen privilege*. tton. Phone Mllchell 3-6278. traee, near bus. Immediate occU' the ke'y to whether the U. S. elds In Bonn, the three Western days of the exchange.^ Ralattva- tlonariea” — men who oppooed . 358 East Center Street 4:30 p. m. Apply at Cavey'i Rea 188 Hillatown Road. . Only 314.56 Month NEW CAPE O o b el* finished modern kitchen ,le 18’ * 18'. with 31, to 9. Call Mrs. D. L, Ballard. 2-6«P5. stalled. Time payments "rranged One block from Main atreet. pancy. Asking $10,900. Phone Bar rubber tile floor. Den le finished hie country. Alllea urged the Ruaalana today ly few have been repatrUUd In Communist Indoctrination. Open Evenings taurant. . Yes. these are used, but in good room* 4-2 located near Waddell bars Wood* Agency, batcheU Last May 2t Eiaenhower wrote to permit all German* to travel Mitchell 9-1696.______Tues.. Wed.. Thurs. Bin^LDOZER for hire. Excellent Skelley Br,others. Mitchell 9-8714. Mitchell 9-4428. ______BTORE,' 20’ X 40’ with full baae- In Hondiirse mahogany. A com th* Brat 23 day# of swapping at Another American freed T h i^ Articles for Sale 45 shape and guaranteed. School. Fireplace, racesaed radia­ 9-7702. Moaeodegh in part: freely between the Bonn Republic MRS. SMnH please call Mitchell Until 9:30 for back fill. Landscaping and WANTED MATURE, efficient worn VERY comfortable front room menl. Inquire 64 Cooper gtmet. tion, oil burner, colored hathroom. plete new oil heating eyaUm Just this wayatd# :vfll*ge. ' day, Sgt. Jam*# H. ShorUer, -Jr.. HEATING From A to Z. Conver an capable of meeting puWic FREE STORAGE "Th* failure of Iran and the and Communlat-ruled East Ger- The 10 .'officer# who raturned 21. of S t Louts, sold he and 16 3-4133- for more information on All Day Sat. Until 5^____ grading. Reasonable rates. Mitch' Sion burneri, boiler-burner bnits heated, nicely furnished, private tiled bath end kitchen. liaUnete, CHjtRM. PER80NALITT, iMUlled with 1.000 gal. Unk. Permanent with future. Write Box VENETIAN BLINDS UNTIL WANTED Property la located on Route 14 United Kingdom to reach aii maay. Thuraday Included tw o’ Air Force other American# captured hi 1 ^ how to stop moth damage in your ell 9-0650. complete heating ayatema. All home. Gentleman preferred. Call menv ctoeete, oak flooring, com ­ The request was made In three 1993 DODGE Suburban. Driven 31. R.. Herald, ______. Highest Quality Only SEE IT TODAY OR TONIGHT Summer Homea for Rent 67 only 5 miles from WlUlmantic, near agreement with regard to eompen- men, ail preaumahly from the 1950 were token to Antiing, home with Berlou. It’i guaranteed, work guaranteed. Time payments Also Reconditioning Mitchell 9-2f76. pletely ineuUted. Weatlnghduse COMFORT •atlon as regards t'le oil industry similar letter# from the High Cora- 000 miles, heater, undercoating d o o r s o p e n e d , keys fitted. PHONE MR. ALBERT, Laundremet, eimmelsd aet tub. neighbors, not isolated. Price dim#- myiUriou# ‘ Comp 2 for officers chnria, for three day* and quia- in writing. Housewares Dept. arranged. Moriarty Brother*. Tel WANTED- Part time help. Hour* 8 a v a i l a b l e has handlcapned t:ie government mis*iqh*r* .of ,]^..,United Wheel covej-a. Foam nibber seats. (;opied, vacuun^ cleaners, irons, Tape* and Cord* by Yard - - HARTFORD.. 6T0358...... ROOM FOR Gentleman. Garaga or . (Msfentry Lake, four - Ameelle-driv#. Lot 50’-*160’r-Tel, - Five, .room .hffime..ln.. MoncheeUr. tlcally reduced, under .120.000, Honed by Russian*. Basement -J . W. Hale Corp. “ Mitchell 3-5135;— - ■ "to l p. W.,Tije*day through Satur­ room (umiiiiaid «b«ag>; fUtpiUce, of thii! tJnltM Siatea In., its efforts Britain and Franca to.Soviet High and airmen-...... - 32.300. Tel.' Rockville 9-7923. •• guns, etc.,' repairedr "fthOart, chn AFTER 7 P. M. HTFD. 48-4690 free parking. Country setting. All Mitchell 8-5228. conveideirtly located; Fireplace, hot Evenings 'can ..... T " - 'v ...... The" Communlats barred Red ■■"’A handful of fr x'tslooiMn knives, mowers etc., put into con­ day. Apply mornings. No phone conveniences. Private, entrance. electric refrigeration. Phllgas. Au- water heat, storm windows, to h4lp Iran. * , ' Commiasioner Vlarlimlr 8. 8#m- ' erBised FINDELLAIFG. CO. A- L B-R-R- T—'-S Croa* team* from the camp on have laid earlier th ^ P e n o n a ls 3 1941 PONTIAC Sedan. Good clei^ dition for coming needs. Braith- calls please. Kay's Pastry Shop. Kust 22 through September. Pil­ MANCHESTER GREEN—Unusual ■ctoens. all " « y utllltlea. nicely "T here ia a atzpng feeling in the •yenor. ' inspection tours, roiaing Allied on w vrk . dependable transportatijm, 3190. Mov^ng— T^uckin^— MI-3-4865 43-45 Allyn Street. Hartford Mitchell 9-6684. the Yalu River IntorxJ waite, 52 Pearl atreet. 183 North Main Street. grim 2-6828. _____ Iy attractlv* 1 bedroom ranch, at landscaped lot. Full price $13,650. William McBride. MI-1-4816 Untied States, even among Amer­ The three Western occupation concern for the 470'Allied effleers parties for a few hour*. THE PROSPECT Hill School for No down payment. Small monthly storage 20 485 East Middli Turnpike IJtRGE, FURNISHED room with lached gerege, patio, wooded lot Phone 2-3215 ican eltlsens most eympathetle to powers took the action at the re­ pavments. Cole Motors, 436. Cen­ WANTED FOR Immediatqjrervice, USED FURNITURE bought and __891 of team Americans—the Shartzer aold he wa# on* o f 16 young children will reopen Sep­ a n t i q u e s Refinished. Repairing light houaekeeplng facilities. ThU home Is being sold cqmplete Iran. .. that It would be most un- quest, of the West Oermsn govern­ officers and enHsted men t o k e ^ o tember 9th. Transportation furn­ ter. Mitchell 9-0980. ^______AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS . CO-, Christian secretary for Protestant p a r a m o u n t Triple Track com- ■old The Woodshed. 11 Main 10 Depot Wanted To Rent 68 AUCE CLAMPBT J. WATSON BEACH and CO. fair to AmericanYtaxpayers to ex­ Red* reported there. - done on any furniture. Tieman, missionarv "headquarters near binatton aluminum window* *™ atreet. Tel. Mitchell 9-3154. Adult* only. Inquire ly furntshed at considerable sacrl ment, which proposed free travel The fears grew as repatriates Manchuna on a train about two ished. Mrs. I.e'la Tybur, director. 189 South Main atreet. Phone local and long distance moving, Square, 'Apartment 4. flee. The furniture la modern and Realtor / . Realtom—Inaurera tend any considerable amount of *e a preliminary requirement for Mancheater. Write full particulars. doors. Free e*timates given, M w a n t e d 3 or 4 room unfumlah , Phone Mitchell 9-4543 told of . barbarous tr^tment giv*" wqsite before (^ M m a e . I960. Phone Mitchell 9-9767.---- ioT oIb u ic k packing, storage. ..Call Mitchell « d ' apartment-by young working, only-.a.Iew .montha. old. ■Hring!.your economic- old to Iroa ao long as national ele'ctlona throughout- all clean. Private owner. Coll MH™- MlUhell 3-5643; - ' Box 168, Talcottvnie, Conn. months to pay. Paramount Engi­ ATTEN'nON L ^ e i! SItp-cqyer* PLEASANT, W EU. tumiahed room BOCKVILLB All cinder block the airmen and the phony Jail .3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. and drapes c ^ o m made. Re-up- couple. Call Mllchell O-nSI be toothbrush and move right in. MANCHESTER — Owner leaving that country had access to fund* zonae. A LIBERAL HospitalisatlOT Md ell 9-6860 after 6 p. m. ^ ^______FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, qjl neering Company, 41 Oak street. lor gentleman, at 272 Main St. ranch, attached garage. 3 bed­ sentence*. x' STRICKEN AFTER FHWT MANCHESTER—Package Deliv­ SEWING m a c h in e operator* holatering. / Beautiful fabric#, tween 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. 318,700. Warren E. Howland, Real state! Immediate occupancy. Four derived from the 9ole of oil aim U .8. High Commlaaioner James surgical plan offered by Mutual of burners serviced. For expert and Phone Mitchell 3-8177. Parking. Mitchell 3-4071. rooms, living room, dining alcove, on products.” * The 150 Americans de^eTed Omaha. Investigate. Phone your RUl^THE BEST FOR LF:SS wanted. Also young woman for prints, strfpes, solids. Expertly tor. 543 Woodbrldge 8t. Mitchell room Cepe Cod with expandable outstanding tile kitchen, custom A B. Conant said in hi* letter to prompt service call Bob Cart- ery. Local light, ti-ucking and MIDDLE-AGED I-ady dealrea furn­ The very aetiding of ElaenhoA, Thuraday rode down from the Red Nonrieh. Aug. « local agent. Mitchell 9-7375. ■, package delivery. Refrigerators, light factory work. Apply Ka-Klar FIEIJJ STONE for fireplace end re- finished/ $5 down. »2 weekly LAR/:K f r o n t room for rent. 3-8800. attic, veatibule, fireplace, alumi­ Semyenov tha continuation of a Cotttr, 66, waa etrlcken a 19.92 Studebaker I-and Cruiser wrlght. Mitchell 9*6446. ished room near Center. Phone mede cabinet*, til* bath, cement jrrouplng center at Ks?*6ng wb- washers and stove moving a Toy Co.. 60 Hilliard Street. talnlng walla. M. French, Coven­ bslance one vear to pay. \ Call West Side. Gentleman preferred. num window*, doors, tile bath, cellar with asphalt floor, aet tube, wer's massage to th* Shah, to aay ayatem of requiring Interzonal fatal heart attack after w^hlog Automatic transmission, low Mitchell S-79M. MANCHESTER GREEN — 8 bed nothing of the friendly term* In dued but smllllng brightly. Moat BALLARD 8 DRIVING SCHOOL- s t o n e apecialty,^ Mitchell 9-0752^______try, Pilgrim 2-7161.______\ Mrq/Plnto. klltchell 9-7862. hot water heat, shade trees, near aluminum atorm window*. Vene­ passee between the Soviet and A l­ the Kid GavUan-Rol^ mileage. exceptionally clean, MASON; contractor and Mitchell 3-4403. room ranch, attached garage which It was couched, left little of them a p p ea r^ nealthy after —"Manihester's oldest." Thousands cement work. Valentino BelUlcct, WANTED n*w achool. Reasonable offer con­ tian blinds, beautiful woodwork lied occupied areas of the country Jones fight on televlilon lost of accident-free instruction hours. great savings. f l a g s t o n e —Stone.s for Wall*, o Bm BINATION Oil and electric RELIABLE Couple and two chll- screened porch, 'combination win-" doubt that tha admiuatfation Is their long tiW^ that began at Fern street. Call Mitchell 9-.9451, BEDROOM TO Rent, sidered. Mitchell 9-8353. throughout, outalde terrace. All has no JustlBcation. He expreeaed night. Hundreds of satisfied students, 1950 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Also /Electromaater atove. Oil burlier Gentleman preferred. Mitchell dreif desire four or five room dowe and door*. Wall to wall rar- pleased by the turrr of events Camp* 1. 2 and 3 near the Yalu 6 to 8 a. m, and 5 to 7:30 p. m.» Paint ing—Papering __2 i Middle aged woman capable apartment or house. Tel. Mitchell peflng In Uving. dining and hall­ city convenience*, an yxcellent the hop* Semyenov would agree Owner AAA trained. Certified. Sedan Radio, heater, overdrive, Hoatalator fireplace forms, '3»y used very little. Good healer. S-.5331. 37 Foster Rt. ____, BIX ROOM Cape Cod. Five finish­ which brought the downfall of River b i i ^ r of Manuchurl*. of caring for four .vear old Chrome pipe. Reasonable. Call 9 3607. way. Many fine feature*. 316,300. ed. Fireplace. oU heat, recreation buy at 313,560. George J. Col# that "we should Jointly waive One rtM-haired American let out X lot of youth* Ukely win lane* Mitchell 9-2245. 399.9. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R PAIN’TER^AND PAPER Hanger. at 345 each. .6 ” x 6" x 1/2" man. Broker. Hartford-ConnecU-, Meosadagh. this requirement for G e r n» a n the farm thla aummer o ^ i ^ .35 years’ experience. Satisfaction hearth tile. Bolton Notch 9 ” **’' Mitchell 3-5596 after 4 :00 p. m. Warren E. Howland. Realtor, 543 room. Storm window* and screens. Obviouslv the" U. S. Is hopeful, a r ^ l yell he scrambled from 19.90 Chevrolet Club Coupe. Wolcott, A-1 Repair. Sales on child and managing email Woodbrldge atreet. Mitchell 3-8600. cut Trust Co. Bldg. Tel. RockvUle natlonala.” ■/ they object to ptowliig through Bf*. wa.shing machines, vacuum ^ean- guaranteed. Wallpaper ^ k * ry. Mitchell 9-0617. / ------^ WASHING Machine, General Elec W9et Sid*. Call Mitchell 9-1925. that the change of government* a^tnick. „ .,,- Automobiles for Sale 4 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan, 3795. home for working man. Room /■ BunincM Prop«rty 5-4045 or b - * 7 l 0 y ______Conant’s letter pointed out UiaL Going th* other way. 2,400 life. ____ _ ers. motor.*, small appliances. available. Raymond Trudeau. Notice MANCHESTER TtVO-FAMiLT Flat. Five room* In Tehran will bind Iran cloaer to Germans living In th* three W aft' 1948 Studebaker fjommsnder Star­ COME TO BENSON S for better trie, deluxe model, 2'*i years old. fo r S a lt 7 0 , VERNON—$10,500. Three-bedroonfl the Weaterifi world and halt any 1947 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN. light Coupe — Fully equipped, Welding. 180' Main street. Phone Mitchell 9-1814. in or out. hom e laundry value*. Mb allowance I Excellent condition, 350. Moving each floor. Steam heat, two-car 1 fm tones have been allowed' to Town of Manchester Five-rtxAi ranch. Full basement. ranch, fuU ceUar, eliding cloeat trend to alignment with the Soviet Radio, heatar. Fine condition Mitchell 9-6678. , for your old washM in trade on , Call Mitchell 3-8562 MANCHESTER Zoned for busl ^ ^ r, o . garage, in good condition through­ move freely from one aone to the throughout. Beautiful tuton# blue 3795. Inritafion tt> Bidder^' ness. Good year old aC x 24' build- Fully Insulated. Tile bath, oil hot domra, metal cabinets, baked Union. / ! . 194i7 Plyniouth, 4-Dr. Sedan Ra­ EXTERIOR PAINTING — Free e* Call Mr-3-4017 famous ■ Speed Qlleen and Whirl- out H l^ y location between Cen- other for years. - finish. Priced right to see. Doug­ GUARANTEED Top Quality tele­ LEAVING STATE. Bedroom set Sealed .proposal* for j^rfOrmlng Ing on lot too’ X 140’. Excellent lo- water heat. Choice flooring. AH Ur and Waal Center StreeU. Sale enamel tile bath, less than one Th*/ Shah said Sunday that dio, heater. 8595. vision service. Calls received be;, timatea. Mitchell 9-1383. pool wringer model*. Whirlpool year old. Large lot. near bua-and Inut'a treasury " * ■’‘ very empty” "It hoa kmg beenrtb* policy.of: las Motors, 383 Main atreet.—— ■ Betw:een 9 A. M. and R P-M . (twin bed*i, dresser, chest. Hlde-a a portion of the Hhdacape cation for small machine shop orj'thl* for Anly 32,500 required.-- price 117J»0. Robert J. Smith, my government tO'femove the bar­ AusiM t ClM ivanee 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. fore 9 p. m. Will be serviced same automatic s^ciala this week. ■chmt. Carlton W. HutchlBi, and that “ we need help In the next PAINTING— Inside and outai*. $199.95 for, our regular 3239.95 bed, Frigidaire. Apt. 34-F, Garden .development. Including prepara­ any type of wholesale buslnea*. | ' » AOEMrv Inc.. 963 Main Street. Tel. Mltch- rier# which atill^exist In Germany 1946 CHEVROLET8—Two to Sedan— Radio, heater, overdrive, night. Mitchell 9-1347.______Paperhanging, floor sanding. No I^,rive. ______For ^^culara call Alice Oam-r ’ Mitchell 9-6182, 9-4694. few days.' from. One Fordor, one Tudor. model. $239.95 for our regular de­ tion and seeding of lawn areas, on eU 9-5241. between our .two zone*." the letter 3645. Job too small. Reasonable. Mitch­ Help Wanted— Male ^ (he w XDDPLL . SCHOOL site, pet. Realtor. Phone Mitchell ' ^ Mitchell 9-6297_____ , Both have radio and heater. h o m e R e p a i r Serviee, ear- luxe 32^.95 model. See the new SIX FOOT Kelvlnator refrigerator 5iRS5s=bi.n,n- ~ui5f. - said, "*j»d lo endes'vor to secure ell 3-8372. Whirlpool Twin* automatic wash-, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICtr •’45«- , MANCH^BR-- Duple* 8^. Top 601 HARTFORD ROAD- Zoned lor velopment. custom built ranc^ Oouglaa Motors, ,333 Main atreet. I»w Finance Rates_ penter. rOofing, painting and re- EXPERIENCED Broadleaf tobac­ Very good condition. Tel. Mitchell buelness. 6-room hooa*. All utlli- Eisenhower’s statement to the freedpth' of movement-, for German er And electric Sryer. Only 3399.95 •,n accordance With, the Plan and — ______condition. Steam-oil hast. Modem (treplace. large living room1 , thiwa Studebaker Sales and Service ment work. Don’t neglect yqur co help. Tel! after 6 p. m. Mitch­ 3-6970. tle*. Oh* acre of land. Contact Shah—’* ; . . my continuing good natl^alis between them," 1948 NASH Super 800 Club couj^ smalt repairs. Call Rockville (Or both. Easy term*. Benson’s, Spcclficaliopb on file in the Of(it 1.an,ed ?. mpnlh»i .iUtcheU—--T-imt'hbrized ■ to-do. -buairieaa ..la.,.lhe._ - J I J - CROCKETT lenr, Jame9,C!7;H*I#riyo'ciockJn SU Bridgei'* Church. b*« "Inc.. ’45 West Center 81. Mitchell. hn-_..y.ard-." DeliV.ered/an trunk. load ' "Broker JdlteheH 9-8678. - - - - ing ijcbve, ebp^r pinmbihg.""oii BOL*roN inom Cap* Cod. U ;- down payment. Small rriontHly low priVe. keys made'while yoll ment. Apply in person. Young man to” a.saemble. wire lot* Screened sand! ■atone, fill and 9-3694. ______L I State Ilf Connei ticilt. ■ _ men. b«en honored with several pre­ l0 4 7 S-*S.'S7.' ; ______344 MAIN STREET ateam heal, patio, many tree#, one 700. Artektan well. Ruaco window*. 1951 Kai8«r 2-Dr. R. H. payments. Cole Motor*. Mitchell wait. Marlow's. Model Laundry, 73 Summit. and Rodder small parts. Must have gravel delivered/Order now. Nuss- MANCHESTER Gobd-Vlew. Call MItcJiell 9-3854. . nuptial funcUona. 1951 STUD. 5-Pas8. Cpe. R. H, OD . .$1295 1095 previous' experience. Radio repair IT’S BENSON'S for the beat In, No bid y’ "-'', !?® Phone*: Mitchell 3-6416 minute to achool, only 312.500. Miss Patricia Johnaon. of South- f 9-0980. ______m 9 P L Y M O ti^ Convertible New dorf Consttuction Co. Phone chrome kitchen and dinette seta. [ a period of thirty day* *fte» tnn HaVming Six Room Colonial. Carlton W. Hutchins. Mitchell FOUNTAIN GIRL Part^ime or background helpful. Residence: Mitchell 9-7751 VERNON — Bolton Road. Ideal C^arpenters Uniou Coventry, her cousin, who ■wUl be 1 1950 DeSoto Clb. Ci>«. R, H* Auto­ 1948 FORD Super deluxe tudor. top and new paint. Call ^ llch e ll full time. Good wages,^ood hourj. Mllchell 9-7m Ijitest model* at the lowest price* ^ opening of bid* Thi^M bedrooma and bathroom up- 9-0132. 9-4694 BuiMing:—Contracting 14 ■taii^ dining room living room ' country home with entrance hall.! her maid of honor, gave a - ;gh^# j matic trauo...... $1295 radio, heater, original Jet black 3-7119. Apply in person. Tl>e Ferndale, GRAY RESEARL'H and for quality in town Terms. Ben- The 'Towh of Manchester TWb-FAMILT,' five and five, COOK THk Modern w ay- See our MANCHESTER GREEN- Attrac wUh rtntra! wall fireplace, beau- five rooms, bath, lavatory, acrean- shower for her early this monln. at finish, aea n throughout. Douglas WE CAN BUILD you a garage development CO. son's. Inc., 1085 Main Street, Tel. serves the right to reject any an-1 May Rejoin AFL 1095 Main St. ^ ■ ______3-ply itainleaa steel cookware. live 3 bedroom ralfch.she Attached c b m e t kitchen, formic* cdun- side ne'wly covered, new h o t/a ir ed flagston* ten-ace first floor. , her home on Lakewood Dr., which Motor*. 333 Main. for $898 complete. If you need one Mitchell 9-8243. ' .ill bid.*, ami to waive any Infor- oil furnace. TVo mlnutea Walk to was attended by 25 relatives' and 1 NO MONEY DOWN ON THESE SPECIALS^ Auto Accessories— Tires 5 WANTED—Wonjdn for folding and Useful gift* given with, each dls- malitle* In the bidding rt-lt b* m garage, paneled fireplace wall, i oil Heat. laundfV in basement. Four bedrooms, beth and attic sec­ it's a bargain. Estimates also Hilliard Street— Manchester p l ^ No obligation. Connecticut stores, bus line, schoolg" On* flat ond floor. Three fireplaces. Fully friends. / 1936 CHEVROLET sedan. New - Famous make*. given on large garage*, breeze- che'tfking in ladndry. Apply in per- AMERICAN Oriental 8x10 nig; «dso the public interest' to do so. Number of extra*. Alt utUltle*. (h,t-hw sy.\arg* lovely landscaped vacant, expandable-’:'^ to seven (Ceattnned frem Fage One) 1946 Hudaon 4-Dr. R. H,,As b Special BATTERIES sire Craft Co. Mitchell 9-6434. divan with matching chair. Call Convenient to school, bus and ! gcraens and wtn- concreted cellar with fireplace. A second shower of kitchen uten- I ■ valve Job and battery. Good itin-. .T.iitten guarantee. II down, waya, porches, dormer*, etc. For son MaplW Dry Cleaners and "A Good Place to Work” /The successful bidder will be rooms. RessonS^leT No agents. 1941 ChrvBler Bus.'Cpe- FuU price .. 38.95. W,r ■hopping. Immediate occupancy, put. Double garage, Remodeled 1947. New chimney aet up a system for aetUlng dis- sils was tendered to Miss McVeigh nlng condtllon. Will accept best full particular*. call.'W. G. Mc­ Ijiundei^:ri, 72 Maple St. ___ SLIGHTLY u s e d Revere tape re­ iintrhell 9-8414 after 6 p.m. required to furni.sh a performan'<; dowa througl > 9 * • • 9 a 4 SI wcekK'. Cole Motors, 436. Center PIN BOYS Wanted. Apply M am /f 315,500. Warren E. Howland. Real­ Recently deco- Phone Mltchelt-S-'U'i*- ______; four flues, modem kitchen and putea between its own union*. oit\Aug. 17. and attended by 26 j 1941 Ply. Clb. Cpe. Full price ...... offer;-MItchell 9-9369 after 5. street. Mitchell 9-0980. Nally * Son*. Tel, ^dltchell 9-9992. corder and radio .. comhinalion. bond in an amount not less than amesite 'driveway friehds from this and other towna. FULi/AND Part time sale* help che.*ter Bowling Greeh, 6.54 Centgr ■rwo GRAHAM Polar gray love tor. 543 Woodbridg* atreet. Mltch­ rated throughour EXST' M lb n a TUftNlYKE-Near n*\V hot water, oil heating plant. Meany said at the time he didn't 1941 Buick Spec. 4-Dr. Fqll price . . . . St.. Manchester. with extra reel*. Write Box T, seat*—can be used a* * ft. long on* hundred per cent (100%) o' Benton, g t ^ t . Her* Is • reason­ Garage. BamArtesian well.. Ad­ The, party vfas held at the home of I FiORgALE or iwap for older model TER Extra, whole- SPEClXUZING- i t custom* built waived .'Experienced preferred.; all 3-6600. . Many OUier Uahpg* Available beUeve thi* waa -the real reason, ^ caah 1982 Plymouth C*m- BUDGET C l Apply in person. Harrison's, 849 Herald. ------Z ...... sofa--»tv* price. Tel. 9-7363. ------i.he contract price, covering th’’^ ably jzriced alx-roobi home, lo­ ditional acreage-avallaW*. ^ g u a t Ml*. Robert Brown. 31 Harlan 8t.. ■ale price* :n tire*. Goodyesr. . garages, concrete floors, also al­ faithful peiformapife of the toil- CAPE eOD, in established neigh­ adding that the carpenter*, were New ’53 Ply. Cara For On The Spot^eUvg^ bridg* sedan. l>ow mileage. Make Alain Street. borhood. 4 finished room*. Expan­ Phoni ca te d In nlflb rasldenUal section. 31 occupancy. Sole agent: E«cott who was assisted by Mr#. Robert Firestone, Goodrich. Pennsylvania, terations, additions, cabinets, 16 -A ' r a d io s - PHONOGRAPHS Big tract and the payment of all pei - at th* root of many of the trou­ Outtrim. of Bloomfield, both of me an offer. Mitchell 9-3952. Salesmen Wanted sion space second floor. Aluminum Bungalow style, well built, three Agency, Manche#ter Mitchell ble* between AFL unions, any­ lifetime guaratitees, lifetime road ceilings and dormer erection. Call ! ones, little nfies, colored ones. We .ions performing labor on the pro­ FRANCES K WAGh whom will bie bridesmaids at th* | hazard. guaranlMs plus allowance Frank Contoia. Mitchell 3-5322,' ■ " “ c^ e r k ^ Y p i s t screen* and doors. Full baaemenl. bedrooma pn second floor. Steam 9-7693.’ BEFORE YOU Buy a used car GOOD LOCALITY in Hartford ' have a set for you from 312,95 to ject under this contract an I Mitchell 9-1 heat./^larg* kitchen, enclosed way. , wedding Saturday. on your old tiles.\9l Center. $119.95. Term*. Benson's Inc. 2 landscaped loU: Quick dccupan- TOLLAND—t4-mile from RockvUle ’•Big Bill.” as first vice presi­ STOP AND SW Af AT / See Gorman Motor Sale*. Btiick IF YOU INTEND TO ^ L D Bright girl to type m^moa, re­ County evailable y'for R'lwleigh WOOD FOR SALE fiirni.*hing iiiatenala in connection cv. Madeline Smith. Realtor. REAL VALUES - 109 Brahfoijd porCT and many other feature*. On Aug. 19, Mr*. Ear! Moore, of | Ii^edlet* occupancy. Priced for line, 2 year old ranch, hreezew^,. dent of the AFL, was long report­ Henry 8t., and Mra. Richard Wann, Pales and Service, 285 Main vour new home or do anj^yepair- port* and maintain record*. Di­ dealer. Car necessar.v.' Product* PORCELAIN SINK and set tub For Stove and Fireplace with this contract. Mitchell 9-1642 or Mitchell '3-4679. Btreet. 8tx finished ro o m s/ fire­ ed to "run thing*” on the council street. Mitchell 9-4571. Open eve­ wen known in locality. If you want TOWN OF MANCHF.STER "quick sale. 313.800. Gall Robert attached garage, 2 excellent bed­ of School St., entertained with a| Auto Driving ^chool 7--A ing, see William Kanehl^/Cont rec­ versified work with a congenial combined, with fixture*. Cqll ; place. oil steam h**t,' ameaUe, when the-laU William Green waa stmoapher*. A Job worthwhile in­ a profitable buelneea of your own., GEORGE KINGStURY ___ ^ James Sheekey MANCHEJSTER GREEN'— New J. Smith. Inc.. 963 Main Street. rooma, beautiful kUchen. fin*'liv­ miaceUaneoua shower for the bride- nings. tor and Builder. PhOh* Mitchell Mitchell 3-8595 after 5 p^ nm______drive, one-car itarkgc, $i 2A00/ ing room, lot 118 X 126, fu}I cement AFL preaident. Meshy aucceed- MORTl.OCK'S Driving achool. Your vestigating.! write today fpr detail®. Rawlei^b e Acting General Manager SIX room ranch style home. Pull | .365 Eaat M lddlw^rnpike — .Six Mitchell 9-5241. ______elect at Mrs. Moore’s home. 118 SO lJC M E H E a >»«• J947 PLYMOUTH Special deluxe 3-1773. / cellar, immaculate condition. 312,- ed Green aa AFL chief last fall license guaranteed with lea'st num­ Dept. CUC;-26-21« Albany, N. Y. HOT POINT Ironer. three year* CovM try, PI-2«7472 Dated; August’ 24, 1953. basement with garage. Large t room colonial-, 18 year* old; @ G H T ROOM house for sale at 43 Hensy St. About 25 amended, many | sedan, radio, heater, trom original ber of lessons. Endorsed teaching old. Excellent Condition, Rorkrtlle wooded lot. Shown by appointment 900.. Georg* J. Coleman, Broker. and thi* waa the' first clash he and of them associates of Misa Mc- YOUt DODGI-PLYMOUTH OEALKK ateam heat.'amaalt# drtyX, base Clinton at. OU burner, steam heat, Hartford-Oonneetlcql Tniat Oo. owner, in excellent condition, orig­ method. Simplified instruction*. Roofing-Aiding IS GRAY Rh'SEARC'H and 5-9342. only. Wm. Kanehl, Builder. Mitch-1 ment (tprage. Electric Atove and ood condition, hear Main 8t. end ■ Big BUI” had. • y =. 1 Veigh In Uie Community Player* inal blue finish. Doiiglss Motors, Appointments made immediately development ro. •Help Wanted ell 3-7773. „ . stali/^rpeU ng Included. 311.900 hools. Occupancy'30 day*. Tel: Bldg, Tel. RockvUle 5-4645, or It is reported i group. Mrs! Moore used dramatic, 634 CENTER STREET TEL. Mitchell 1-5101 333 Main. MRchell 9=7.398. f o r g u a r a n t e e d r o o f s that HilUsrd Street-Manchester 17 5-4710. ’■Hutch.” es he 1* called b y many, motifs, frowning and smiling mask* j Male nr Female COUNTRY Uving. yet In Manchea- homes avallibl# for Immedt trhell 8-5636. ______threatened a "waUt ” *s‘ k* appar-] Btay o.n In any kind of storm, and . "A Good Place to Work” . At* occupancy. -ElvaTyler, Real throughout her hom«. ' __ 1947 ivi TON FORD panel truck. ENjbY A DRIVER'S LICENSE ler: New'! room Cape Cod; % i 4 M A N C il^ T l» — Large airy^vERNON ^ Mqdertllaed Colonial enlly often did during Green’* guttej*. conducrors and roof re­ Wa n t e d Experienced cigar to?. MItchel1>^469. ______rooma. One aide has automatic i Good condition. Suitable for farm For expert inatruction in new*^n pairs'! Can Coughlin, Mitchell APPLICATIONS Taken for mom acre land, nice large kitchen, oil Nine room#, two baths, •pn# lav#; tenure, but thU time Meany, de- purpoae*. Priced reasonably. Ap clerk. Full time. Blue Cross, C.M. hot water heat. Price 312.900, otean^eat and hot water and re- tor'y. Up-to-dat# hot Water-oU sured. A A A. approved dual con 3-7707. ' \ ______ing and afternoon work. Hours to RANCH tK>U8t"of 5 room* on termlneq to have a showdown, let ply Bond Breed Bakery, 10,55 , trol car, enroll now at Manche* suit vour convenience. Apply of­ S. benefit*. No Sunday work. Ap-1 small deposit, low monthly pay­ cenUy redecorated. Three minute furnace. Terrace. Artesian weU. ply in person. Arthur Drug Store, lot 100 X 800. Choice locaUon. 314,- him do It. Broad Street. Hartford, Conn lers most recommended auto fice F. W. Woolworth Co., 814 ment*. Call The Johnson Building , 200. Madeline Smith, Realtor. walk lo ^ i n Street. Near Nathan 8.1 acrea. Eacott Agency,sMItcheU - If the Carpenter* return to the 942 Main St. *9st HFNRY 1 six cvllnder deluxe I school. Day, evening and Sunday GREAT^ASTERN Main St. . ^ ' C o M O n Z o Company. 953 Main Street. Mitch- j Mitchell t-in a or kOtchell 3-4671. Hale 8 r h ^ . Call Mitchell 9-8782, 9-7683. a FL- andth* skid* aeem greased a l l. .3-7426. . Eyenlng8._ Mltsl«#ll 1, .nr Jnqulr* ^ .TA.Btab,. Slrtet ' he’wTH'iAa",''oWy379F Town-Motor*: ■fDLlJtND—Year old cups ood! 81 » | for 'that-a# trail a* -th e- elder road lest. M#ni’h*Jter vDriving ...... -ROOPH^-AND-...... 9-0018. ' PRICE RKDUCBD! Bolton, throe- ae*. ' ______5 ? - bedroom* (Snd—Urge unflidehed HuUheaonla .xeturiL AS ._*a . AELt ... , WMl- .Csotet. St. Jdlt,rh_f_n •AC*rt«iny;-’PllgrimT2-7249r-r: - --eOlSCTRUeTIGN^D.- r be^^niaiem BunriidM^^ 8iX ROOM Cape Derf. l^patuiWrfiir 8-8887. '"rbom, fine llV-lng roam, excellent rounctl member—M w y ’e stock U " MANCHESTER VALUES living rdbmr'llrepldcii, knotty pih* heat, atorm window# and door*, likely to go up. i, BALLARD'S DRIVING 8CHOOL- 24 _P?ii S^treet_ , kitchen wHh dining area, /^^th screens throughout, three or four kitchen, electrtg stove, bath and -J. OLIVERS - " Manchester's oiliest." Qwher- ■hewer. Also ha* 8 rooma and bam Pulling th* Carpentera out BARBER SHOP F O R m E phi# lavatory, hot water hast. bedroom*, large fenced-ln yard. c*l)j«a ..a.,«ljr.»ip.png th* ,unijM;a I Certified by A^A ,%h.4, B-SJ/d of . Aianchepteg Fwtr - 'Gkrard: % aerr.-—'X>nly-$tl;9()0i 'AM trtlitt*##: 'Aekinr'- tn;.966i- =.ba*emeiitr apartmant giviiig - 9>6. p e r s o n a l l y s e l e c t e d meihbera Aiad l o ^ official*. They BOILERS^ ^ ♦ OIL BURNERS Edu’calion. offer training, ex­ pandsbl#, dormer windows, oil he#t. Carlton W. Hutchlnij MRchall Barbara Wood* Agency. Mitchell monthly Income. Wimderful .buy at Applicator* of *sbe*toa, plastic excellent location, large lot. Sale $11,500.’ Georg* J; Coleman, Brok­ work htnd in glov# normally in, perience, latest methoils. Mitchell 2.CHAIR-n-WELU ESTAILISHEO SHOP 9-5182, 9-4994. 9-7702. ___ USED CAR.'- 9-2245. _____ insulated siding and wood shingles, price 39,860., er Hartford-Conn. Truat Co. Bldg. local labor bqd.les with other AFL .specializing in Life Tim* alipninum *. OPEN FOR INSPECTION THURSDAY, 5-9 P.M. 45-FYX>T RANCH, ulU* modern RiSrCHE8TER -C a p * Cod. elx, Tal. RockvHl* 8-4045 or 5-4710. unions, particularly thoae In th* • RADIATION AND DUCT WORK AUTQ DRIVING Inatruction. All aiding in color. IN i GOQD LOCATION kitchen-dining room combination, two uaflntahed. ccUar, storms, construction field. AT le*aoh*'on Injured du«l-control Two Family, Five and Five - plastic wAlla, dormers, recreation ANDO'^EB. BOL’TON,. Coventry — Meany, I after the Hutcheson Plus four room expandable single, fireplace, large ortiaUeally pan­ C*r. C*p*bl* experienced inetruc- Mitchell 1-8271 “ OWNER HAS OTHER INTERESTS elled Uving room, three bedrooms, room, near bus and achool. $11,900. Over 100 Hating*, ranch type#. walkout, had InstrtKtsd all AFL STEAM - • H O T WATER CENTER MOTOR SALES tor. Cordner Auto School. Mitch­ nice location, very large lot. Bust-, Gatto Co., Hartford 5-9198. "Man­ Cape Cods; colonials, new and old: local and aUU groups to drop Chr- A. V. LINDSAY — Owner 115 Chestnut Hill Road - ness posalbllitle*. Better csll on til* bath, fuU cclldr and attic. ell 9-6010. Near bua and aohool. 314,900. chester Mitchell 3-6946. , tarma, land 2-^^400 scree; (Special pentara Union repraaentatlve* 461 Main Street this one. Full price 316,800. Carlton W. Hutchins, MRcheU AUTUMN ST.—Looking for #n - older 5 Toomi, lull ibaUi, gerege, since the union had renounced It* • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING FOR SAFE and Courteous Auto WRITE BOX S, HERALD ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. 9-5152, 9-4894. •xtra Urge house In a fine neigh­ $4500.) UeUng* *hf*y* n##<*ed. AFL BffUlatton. Driving Instruction with in.*uied Alterations and additions. Ceil­ Glastonbury Cap* Cod—Four room* expand­ borhood? Well—w# have It. Bhght WeUe* Agency, Coventry. Tel. 'This evidently didn’t sit too well ’B2 CHEV. BEL-AIR — Only dual control car call I-*rson Driv­ ings. Workmanship^ guaranteed able. hot water heat oil, modert GOOD BUYS—Three family home. room* (S bedrooms) bath and lava­ Pngrim 2-5872. with some of Hutcheaon’s aub- • COAL TO OIL CONVERSIONS ing School, Phone Mitchell A. A. Dioi). Incc.. 29*99 Autumn throughout, negr bu* line, nice pori- In fine condiRon. Furnace*. Two- ordinataa. When Maurice Hutebe- 5,000 miles. New car guar­ house built about 190.1, la .vounger than It looks. I,ocal^ In one of Ulastonbury’s tory, enclosed pdreh upatalre. larg* BOLTON—Nearly new. six, two un- We use the famous aad popular Economy Champion* '9-6075. street. Slltchell 33-484(). dltlon. Salt price $ 1 0 .^ .... car garage. Large garden ppac* open front poi-eh. oil burner, good eon took the seceasien action, he antee. I ' modern and appealing AA-resIdentjal area*. The kitchen i,a big, *" '*1* 313,500. Two-family home of eepec ftnUhed, double garage, firepUce, -I RAY’S ROOFING Company. Gut­ 5?— .. a 1___i^3_ ...USaaAdo RmAttlrfnat nruA. hlff clflM i RllcHnif doOFN f o f PEFRpara- condition, $14,500. waa questioned whather he had GE dishwasher, lots of cabinets. Breakfast area, big closet ^ 8 * f ^ f lolly good conatniction. Let u# storms, open sUircase, near Uka* authority of hU union’s executive Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ter woik.,roof and chimney re­ family Six Room Cape Cod—Excellent nice lot. riRly $9000. Term* ar- FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAME BURNERS _ *62 CHE-V.' DE LUXE— Like nhemalia ” a lavatorv. What “used to be a double parlor Is a modern 2Sjft. f show you the vacant apartment. Lovely four lOom Cap* Cod with board to do so. He said ha hadn't pairs. Free estimate* gladly A Cracker Box? r with eondltion, loaded with extras such 312,60p. Madeline Smith, Realtor. renged. Gallo Oo., Hartford 5-8196, OB rUJlDHEAT nuaBSUBE BDBNEB8, aa new, fully equipped and 1949 HARLEY 74 OH. New tires. Mitchell ^ vith Coioilial paneM fireplace wall. b’di|t-in bookcasw and a bay wiiidow aa cockUll room, mirrored door*, unfinished aec.ond, .floor, nice aec- cleared It with th* board, but had ^ven. Ray Hagenow room Mitchell 9-1642, 3-4579. Manchester. Mitchell 3-6946. and Batter Homea and Gardena. DMrtbnled oxotaNvaly by n* In guaranteed. '•Excellent conditio. Mitchell 9-2214. Ray Jackaon Mitchell colored «1* bath, etc., etc. Call, Uon of town.' Fireplace, oil burner, talked over the poeslbfllty wrlth the 9-8400 after 5 p, m.'' ‘ n i tell you more. Sale price MANCHESTER home wiUi Income. fun cellar. Good value at $11,600. Wanted— Real Estate 77 boanlard several times In the past and 3-8325. __ lI*Lyover*^ld‘l^'ove?t^ television room so that you can separate yourself from the kids when blanket autltority to luL •60 CHEV. FORDOR— Black 112,606. Two-famlly duplex on bua lin*. Cash $2,600. I hod 1950 BSA MOTORCYa-E;’ 250 CC. Colonial house, with two baths, tiled r ^ f and »PPr»*J: There’s a gracious entrance hall and upstairs are 4 bedro«»ms.a sewing rmim and ARE YOU READY to saU vour with white walls.- in excellent condition. Priced very On* aids h#a four rooms, other bath The attic is insuUted. there is a finished rmun fnd bath for maid, storage area wd side, - eight rooms. Two separate HYDE ST.—West *lde well built homo? Wa have buyera waiting .The doctor had arranged tlm«- reasonable. High Manor Trailer malely two acres of land, much of it beautifully land- • Mancheater—If you are looking SEPTIC TANKS “room to raiAe cane” on rainy days. T^e cellar Is dry. has '““" ‘•j''. haating uiUU. Many poosibUltlas. six room Cap* Cod. OH burner, ex­ for 4. 5, 6, 7-rooih *1 ^ # * *“ 4 M payments for Mra. Kelly fotj.hUl *49 * PONTIAC I CHIEFTAIN Park, Route .50. Vernon. Mcaped. (or a quality home, whether It Ij* CoU for further Information. Full tra large lot, nice condlUon. Good faroUiaa. Gatto Oo.,- Hartford fee for delivering her beby, and 1 DE LUXEExceptionally AND and cold cellar. All heating and plumbing, wiring and dworating a Cap* Cod, Ranch. Colonial or FOGARTY A barn and 2 car Rarage. Plenty of ,, price $13A dO. Other listing# #vail- buy at $12,800. Cash $3,300. 5-9198, evenings 8-8989. Manchao- now the eventful day had arrived! TEUPHONIMM-4P9 clean. __ ^ an acre of land, cornerplot, studded.with shade trees. Brand new 1 car garage. $5,000 Two Family. Juat call ua and you abl*. Alice CUmpet, Realtor. Ur MItebeU 8-8948. when she waa In th* office making I GIRL'S 2S" BICYCLE. Excellent PLUCQED SEWERS Clotte to Route. 6. five minutes to achool, leas than /$ C will be amaaed at th* Bne value# 2 U CENTER STREET condition, 325. Call Mitchell 9-0557. cash required, under $20,000. j , Fhene Mitchell 9-4643.-X For th'ae* apecUl values call the 6n*i payment. hour from Hartford. t . w# have to offer you. Da s h w a it in g for *ny typ* r*^ Doctor— And how Is th# bebr.l laefMatien* kgr msa ten 'nlthnl *49 CHEV. TUDOR SEDAN MANCHESTER — Attractlv* elg eaUte you have to **11. Also ll#t- rooms, garege, cellar, hatchway, Mr*. Kally? (a* he wroU out the! — Fully equipped. Businns Services Offered 11 Mm M#* CleawMl , , LIKE IT!— BUY IT! MR. Atod MRS. WU.LIAM Ings wonUd.. CaU Th* V , . THE ELLSWORTH MI'TTEN firieplace, dormers, storms, large GOODCHILD, Sr. _____ Building -Compeny, 888 Main v#«#lpt). ' , I . RICHARD R. MOORE, R ^tor Mrs. KsUy—He’s Juat fln*. Heel WIRING INSTALLATION o( all Septic Tank*. Dlry Well#. Sewer AGENCY.'Eealtor lot. Owner says #*11 It. Only 312.- street. MItehaU $-7428. EvanlaK* •47 CHEV. DE DUXE—Blue. 900. Gatto Co.. Hartford 5-9198, Bosltors .grtUac married neat nionth. types. No job too email. Peter Line# Installed— Cellar Water- Askinic $19,500— Shown Bj^Appoinlmenl OFFICE—2285 MAIN HTBEET. GLASTONBURY MR. WHITCHER. MI-9-9531 kOtehaU 94018.^ Completely ijeConditioned Prooflng Doa*. MonchoaUr MltChaU 84948; Mt-S-7M|f =.(M MI-9-

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 198* Atgrafg Daller N«t P rtu Run Th« WMthor, FAGB EIGHTEEir ilHaturl|PBtrr lEvnting Hri For tho W m Ji BeHIemI r a w u l uf D. a WuBtbdr B em w A im. SL ItW Fair uM very warm tMilght. A building to houae a drug atorb The Amarican Legion A out. "During tl)s months when the at tha com er of Orcen Road and will hold a apeclal meeting Hospital Staff incidence of tha disaaaa la not high 10,593 PMr, couttauMl bat mmI ImeeM lo- About Town W oodbrtdn Street will be con- day at 8 p.m. at thU Legion H' la thje opportunity to build up our Marabir aC.Ora Audit reaervaa for when they are atructad In the near future for At thif time the offleera will mt : Rufsuu of OraulutloM M anche$ter-^A City of Village Charm FRIDAYNIGHT Priends in. town iiave received Miller Pharmacy, 331 Burasida mit their annual reports, aiid nlip Endorses Plea naaded." Ave., Eaat H a r^ rd . report on tha department convehX Lass knowm to the general pub­ ...... eui P"d“"'L newa of Mr. and Mra. Roy J. Jette. tion in July. Offlears a.re reminded' lic but no leas vital in Importance rom m sr IS St. iawrence St., who with their ia the uaa of gamma globulin to (Otasaifted A 4v«|M ug me PEtft l•^^ MANCHE8TER, CONN., FRIDAY. AUGUST 28, 195.1 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS The Neleo Tool Co.. Inc., of Cen­ to turn in their' badgea to the ser­ VOL. LXXII, NO. 280 Open daughter, Helen, were injured in geant-at-arms. that they may ^ays More Blood Need* combat meaalea and infectious ter St., will have an exhibit at the hepatitia. a disease of the liver. A an auto accident near Silver Creek. 1953 metal ahow In Cleveland in In raadlneas for the inatallatlon for GG in War on T N. Y., Aug. 3. Mr. Jette haa been October, It wrtll be the 35th annual Sept. 8. little more than a pint of blood ia Until conflned to the Sistera Hoapital in' ilioy Other Diseases needad to provide the quantity of ahow and will be held aimultane- gamma globulin used In the aver­ Buffalo ever atnee'. Serloiia com­ oualy with the 35th annyal Na­ A-3C Ronald P. Nelson, son of HRST OF THi SIASON "FARM FRfSH* plications have developed and he age injection. - \ tional Metal Congreaa. Mr. and Mra. Carl Nelson. Jr.. 30 TheXataff of the Mancheater The local Order of Elks la help­ haa been in a critical condition Oriawoid' St., a graduate o f Dow POWs MemoHM Hospital endoraaa the ing the Mancheater Red Croaa since last PHday. Hia wife and Academy, who entered the Air X daughter expect to be dlacha^ed Mr. and Mra. Frederick W. Han­ plies for^mntinued blood donations chapter recruit donors for the next Of Casualty son, 131 Hoiliater St., will cele­ Force, Aug. 8. 1952. la,now- train­ visit of the bloodmoblle on Wed­ this week. Mrs. J^tta will remain ing at the A ireran ' Mechanics to keep tIM Red Croaa blood pro­ ROBART In Buffalo, which is nearby, until brate their 35th wedding anniver­ nesday, Sept. 2. On that day. the sary Sunday from 3 p.m. on. They School at Sheppard Air Force gram 'in imratlon, a spokesman bloodmoblle unit will be statlone«l her husband's condition improves. Base, Texas. List Issued LI. Mrs. Marsten Linaley. of South- ware m arri^ in the North Method­ for the grouF*Ihl*4 luday. at Woodruff Hall, Center Cengr*- \ ist Church by the late Rev. Marvin gational Church, from 1:45 to 8:30 , x bury, aiater of Mra. Jette. who is Particularly in respect to the X' RKEYS at present in Buffalo, will take her 8^ Stocking on Sept. 3. 1938, which ,Mr. and Mra. Edwin Palmer, of need for gamma globulin do they p.m. Panmunjom. A llg . 28 ^ald. The Red. have rapt ^ Wazhington, Aug. 28 (/P)— "TIiMe A w r w « h '.. . Not Frown . . . IS Ui I t Lb. Hena niece home with her. waa Labor Day that year. Parker St., have returned after a emphasise how yital it Is that don­ Donors, whether members of the A —.IZr-nn nela I a total of 9,819 Of the 13,778 Allied The last daily casualty list of loBkl lodge or not. are urgently Returning AmeriMn ^riB-; j^ey listed, From Nenrby Rohnrt Form ______vialt with their frienda, Mr. and ors do not let their efforts flag at the Korean War has been sent this time. ' needed to tnaure that tha town's oners todsy. accused the^Com- i some JUnerlcans retumedy Fri- The Rev. Henry W. Tuttle, of The marriage of Mist Alice Ann Mra. Russell Moore, who are how out by the Pentagon, one R ic h III F t o v p r F lM M in t Marlborough, will occupy the pul­ DeWItt and Kenneth Alfred Erick- living in their native town of Al­ *'An adequate kiipply of blood monthly quota' of 180 pints Is muniata of continuing briltaH- ; day told of an . infamous North OUR HATS aon,. of . Andover.,- will. taka. place toona. Pa. Mr. Moore, waa formerly aaaurca,. ahX .gdeqMata piipply .of schlaved,.,.- ,, ______-ty and-torture right u p to the i Korean death "{•.'■9'’ •■•’'y month gfter the firing ceased pit-of the Canter Congregational Xppoihtmohts m iy lie iriaHe by Church,' Sunday morning at the 8 Saturday at 3 p.m. ’ in Andover with the Electric Boat Company In gamma globttlln toN uffguara our kipng the Far Eastern battle RilUmiCli^ib79e children from ^ lio ,” It Was pointed phoning MI 3-5111. irruvois anhiftice-^but behind closed' raggrd*'throIlgh^a7r".rt. of ^ t^!J^ - r ARE OFF and 10 a.m. aervicei. Congregational Chure.h.' Groton. ■ doors where they could not be and then shot. Pfc. Reuben K., front. to Good HouaokwpInFMMtn- the tlm« list No. 889 is Train RaiiiH Tank Truck Lamb We X- seen. Klmball, Jr. of Baytown. Tex., aald alne for their pnso In* he watched tha bitter spectacle. pubHfhed on Aug. 31, all but a few FKCSHLY CHOPPED forAntIve nrtkio on how to Tell o f Treatment •- Of 144 exuberant Americana Ha said he saw the Reds kill SO of. thiv 143,277, American killed, buy, cook and aervo ham. You American prlaoners, all but 13 of wounded or mliaing in Korea will ^Fpll Red B loc Hambaif .. 39c wlU want to read aad f w - freed from Red priaon ran>pi to­ day, many were captured In tha them Wounded men, have bem identified by name and qnently refer to thla Septem­ Sgt. Robert K. GHmer, 20, of cktegory of^ casualty. ber Good HouaekeepinK. Good \ 1 first weeks of the war. Some said they had been beaten^ and tor­ Richmond, Va.. said the Chinese Sonk^ Held Bark FRANKFURTS Hooaekeeping along with the brutality at Camp 3 was not all Tha military services are still lateM laooaa of Ladleo Horae tured almost until the truce Votes N egative From July 27. out In the open. Other p rim ers hotting back flx>m publication a Journal. Coamopolltan. Read- saidB -xthe H i punlahed i i men...... /ielddm.^ I - h a n d f u l of casuilty Bbtiflratlons V FIRST PRIZE X era DIgeat and TodaFa HALE'S The Communists also turned apoke of the mistreatment after!'^-k^auae their best'elTorta to dale \ FORMOST Woman are on rale bi our over 4 British, 3 South' Africans and 2.VI South Korean prisoners. returning t« their eompounde, have failed to 'locat/ the next ^ X HANDY atore. Remember, tbe Mor­ fearing that follaboralora might kin Which each aervlckpian regie- United Nations, N. Y., Aug. 28 (AV-The U.N. General As­ rell Ham In the bine wrap­ The South Africaha aported aix- ^ A T H ______report them to the Reda. te n wheiv^he piiti on hie i i ^ o’orm. sembly today gave an overw^helming endorsement to an per, whidi la aold at Ptne- SELF SERVE Inch iMards. The ro-pllot of .a D. 8. B29 Xhpt FABM^ harot, la fully eooked, ready TM Americana, were laughing The target dally ea«UaR/lielint of- Amerjean-ba^ plan for the Korean peace conference despite down in November. 1B50, aald he the Korean rtunpaign wax made WHITE to aerve. Buy one thla week­ an Nov. 4, 1951. more than three { India averted a certain defeat Grade A Medium (OoBlIniied on Page Sevepleen) Oroimd D e e fX . lb. 49c BONED and ROLLED 3.433 of the 3,313 the Reds said montha after the atart of armlaticc I by withdrawing aa a po’itaible par- i:b. 77c Price Just Reduced STILL THE BEST BUY I tlcipant juat before the voting be- FregK Ground talk.i. F o r L yin g X RoumI Steak Order Hobart Sq^eya now. 'The Bize of jhe liata mailed at i gan. Lb. . leaaf fivie daya^ach week from the! ■“Wlth'Uirtted States barking, the Orowid ; ...... lb. 8Sc for Labor Oayia y ^ e ^ Asaembly"recommended that.Riia-j .1^ Pentagon have generally raflected I Washington, Aug. 28 )—Two fugitive Communist lead- i •>« " ‘“ *<1 )— " »« ^old a nawa .^ n - edge aa the raoal likely site. aaaertad ha wem not then a mem<- HEINZ TOMATO iia le's Hale's .niunpaon, one of the \11 I®P been turned down on hia applica­ bar of tha Communist party, that 1 the caaae-tire went into effect on | born bargaining between, the Unit­ ^ n g i’eaSnna! iFwftarfl' toaffy# **‘^ * >**‘* '* ^ ’ ^ a announcement of India’s i FDR A 9 ' Commiiniat leadere convlctad In tion to the New York Police De­ withdrawal was made by V. K. ha had no alBHatlon with it, and partment for a permit to carry a the morning p f July 27, U. 8. time. ed States and GenaraUsaimo Fran­ hailM-il hew, (fOwn^'rt curt-j j g^rrlng unexpected changes 198i at violating tbe Smith Act, Since that summary, however, Krishna Menon In aa surprim did not support Us policies. TISSUE m g E ise n h o w e r a d m jn is tra - |„ ,he picture, it win not be necea- The Indictment-charged that nil KETCHUP A Scott Product COLD CUTS SEAFOOD - waa niahed to Alcatraa. Ha dla- pistol. . \ there has been a steady increase In co's Spain appeared today to be move just after the Assembly appeared two y^ara ago when or- Deputy Chief Inspector Benja­ the total of deaths and a corres­ atill holding up full agreement tioh budget as a step toward sary to can congress back into opened Its morning session. of these statements were false. with cb^pon oiii Page 7 Under the Ta/t-Hartley Act/ Bottle Nethiag battor for au*rl> ^dered to report to M oral court min J. Kftng. who,held a hearing ponding decrease in the number of aft'er nearly 18 montha of -talks on lower taxes and a cliheher special scaaion to raise the federal Tha aasambly rejected Vlahin- Try these delicieus JelHes and ProneiVesi A^^lorg* vorlaty of popa* Naw York for commltmant for at the Police Department Bureau ■ky’s own plan for a 15-nation union officials are reqrured to tih 3 Rotls current missing. The return of. obtaining use of Spanish bases In againstm rainst raiainirraising the me federalleaeiai lawmakers ’''**'*” GRAPE s t r a w He iu iy lor- Iw e s — and always Hoa ood ocoaomy. Moka a'J-yaar prison tarm. o f Ucentea. told Anaataaiar priabnera at Panmunjom has not return for U. 8. aid. roundtable conference by a. rote of ifon-Communls^ offidavltes if their y d eb t lim it now , rr'"‘.'sed four w-eeka ago,'- unions are to ijM the aervicea of—~ APPLE BUTTER GRAPE JAM your tolacHoa of Hate’s ia Smith Act la Aimed at any "You are not a lit and proper only cut the number of missing, but Among the laauea remalnihg. 5 ('Soviet bloc) In favor, 43 against «Rcid froth whoa you peramvwho cdnapirea to teach or i person for a piatol permit.’’ The new budget scaled down b ^ j n , , admlniatrptlon will pro- and 12 abstaining. ’ NLRB. ■ ■ ' / APPLE CHERRY also provided information from euthorltellve sources say.' are con- two btlHon dolUrs the aaUinaUa J\^^. , hslanced budget tor the ELDERBERRY bay. S*afood «aaafor. / advocate the violent'overthrow of TThreOtened Over Phone which the aervlces ' have deter-[trol of Spanish base facilities slid ' Vishlhsky'j plan would ■ have The indictment <^ntalned three BLACKBERRY the govehsment. Anaataaia told ■ King at the mined that some men previously the way . In which U. 8. aid .funds of Juat a few montha ago, n,cal year. given conference seats to the counts, each punishable in tha p e a c h X A P R iebT ORANGE m ARMALADE , He wlHYwrve that thrae yoara hearing yesterday about receiving Hated aa missing are dead. would be used in strengthening on federal sending the deficiVsnd j chance# hav. lessened'that United States. Britain. France. event of conviction, by up to 310,- at another pHaon, the FBI aald. a "few letters, it few Ihreata by the national debt for this flOcal .further tncreaaes in total revenue Russia. Red China. India, North 000 fine and five yearx impriaon- / them. year, ending next June 30. / Introducing: Steinberg, indicted with 21 other phone,” (CoaHnued on Pago Seventeen) MaJ. Gen. August Klsaner of will be proposed to reach that Korea, South Korea, ' Burma, ment. ■ / ' WEEKiND SPECIAL "cecond Btring''^^eda in 1951 on AnSataaia declared, however, the U. S. Air Yorefy, head of the "Pleased Aa Punch" prime’ goalg(^I of the administration. Egypt. Indonesia. Mexico. Syna. Atty. Gen. B row ^ll on^-lxst almllar Smith A k chargee, wax May 1 ordered the/arreat for de- PREMIER '^HITE MEAT 'COLONIAL MASTER-SMOKED" that there waa ' nothing peraonal " negotiation mission to Madrid, ia ■ .Secretary of the Treasury But offiijjals are considering all ; Poland and Czechoslovakia Jattail bsra on 8100.00Q bail. Ife will in Jlhe: Ihreata. _____“ hack ln.Waihiiigton Jthli, week nt- Humphrey, .«* Puncii,.s(|i,d sorts of tax changas, including.-a ...... Aigeoftoa,,..Abataioa,-__ ps^atlon. of _ (^loX brother-in-/ jGULDENX ba a>raigntd M6haa>X6r removal GROGEHY — With the help of hia lawyer. Jo­ Pleas for Pislio portihg on progress. the picture ia , now brighter than natiph^ boIm (ax'...... 'the decision to permit Russia law. Max Y o u n ^ 4'9,' of 'Ne'w proceedlnga to.fee# trial in New seph PetltO, Anaataala said he He haa not been available to the admlnlatratlpn’a "beat expecta­ to ait with the Communists at the York City, described aa an Im- York. ^ — needed a, piatol to protect money reporters. |tions." "We have definitely.turned (ConUnaed am Page TCwa) conference waa thken by a vote of TUNA MUSTARD OIANT S IZ i Steinberg protested the blall waa l.-^s he banked for a building fund of Shots Besiege Despite the secrecy prevailing] 55-1 with Argentina abstaining (CoaUaued/n Page Thirteen) All-Beef Frai^urts axcesslvs- U. 8.' Ckimmiasionn Jo­ 7 Oz. Can \ the Lopgahoremen. Checkers and since the atart of negotiatlpna. it and Nati^SHat China casting the VALUES seph Kareeh rapHad; "It isn't'for \ , Here's a meat product thal raany hayt: been anking for— Clerks Social Club. Anaataala. haa become known that Arrange-1 lone no. \ 2 Jori / a fugitive for sutfh' a long tlm^ And the introductory special is: / bualnesa agent of Local 327-1 of. Health Officers ments tentatively agreed on fol­ . India did hot participate In the •Inca 1951. . . ,'1_____ AFL InternaUonal Longahore- low these lines: — vote on any\»f the m(ijor, pro- J>ELIC1DUS / The other three captured In the 10,000 Phone Woi’kers posala. 5 Rolls 59c s Aain. (ILAi. ia chairman of New York. Aug. 28 (ffh—An­ There wPuld be three main pacta ScotTissue Sierra hideout were locked up in lub and one of its two treaa- —one on economic aid. another on Menon referred to the strong ftuHelins San Francisco County Jail on $85,- other stt-th siege o f City Health opposition b y the\ United States Peter Pan Shurfine iireraV.^ Department offices continued to­ military aid and the third on the from the AP Wires 000 ban each. The FBI identified use by the United States of Span­ and the Latin-American bloc in hult_S]jni£^ Larg* A^-Beef Frajikfurts »>65f' them aa Carl Edwin Raal, 40. a Talk bf threats to Ana.itaala led day as parents of children at„ / Join Spreading Strikes Peanut Nutter . . . . 33e 27c Larg# ish basea. the political commltV« and said; jJinnesota Communist leader; to the aaalgnment of a police guard Broolilyn Day Camp demandifd aereral weeks ago. TTiat- came The agraemanl^on. the baaei is DEMOCRATK FAIJ/ 4IUT And ygaoga Focoiva a ragRlar siiaiar of KRAFT'S MUS* Samuel i. 'Colemaui' 41. of N«W gamma globulin -following t|tr*e (CaattaueJ oa Pnga ThlrteeB) Shortly after aimther ppen break reported polio caiea In the ^m p. expected to give the U. S, A r Washington, Aug. 28 *of from 12 to »3 a week, while the York, deacribed as a vateran Red Force use of the Bsrajaa Airport rhlcago, Aug. 28 (B>—A dis­ BUMBLE BEE TUNA 37c WELCH’S TARa«EE of agtra^Mt! between the inaurgenFuntOn lender PIrket a i y Hall / / pute over plans for the Kept. 14 and leader in the Opmmunlat un­ at Madrid and aeYeral others, prob­ W'hite meat. and the top command of the ILA About 75 parents. rem«senting 8100-a-plote Democratic dinner 4 0 derground since 1051, ai^ Mra. ably inclpdtng those at Barcelona A, 10* rfa-..--:”- as. I RMEL Shirlay Kalth Kremen, 317 a re­ headed by President Joseph - P. sod. youngsters atteMlng the phon6 worK6rs in the workers swhoM wagpfi h6w ended today with John J. Kelly, Ryan. ington area and in West Vi^-^nge between 344.50 and 374.50. Clark Attor GoM Medal PiUsbury GRAPE JUICE ported leader of leftist activities Jewish Community l^duse Camp, tOantlaned on Page Five) the dinner chairman, handing SPAM RESH POULTRY in Los Angeles., Anaataala protested for weeks picketed City Hali^aterday try­ ginia went on strike today to' in the aix-atate strike against Ms resignation to Rtephen A. Flour...... S lbs. 49c Flour...... i ibc. 49c I.jirga Bottle Hours after the flrat five had agSinat. the police guard, contend­ ing to get anti-poHo shots of GG, join thousands of Communica- 'Telephone Is Questi0ne Mitchell, the party’s nattonal 12 Oz. Can been arrested. FBI agenU picked ing he had not beeh threatened. He the scarce hlood^rivatlve. ACo., involving .13,000 workers, bar- chairman. Neither Kelly nor Ldrga tRGE ROASTERS, FOWL lip Patricia Blau, ‘42. near Stock- atar|ed proceedings in the State Last night ipa number of pro­ • lons workers of America narrowed to a single , Mitchell would comment imma- SHURHNE PINEAPPLE JUICE 44f the .\merlcaa . Bar mmd EASY wM i Maiataiaiog a popolor prica ea a pepokir cut: (OaoHrarad Pdga Twa) (Onntlnoed on Page Five) Im i^ itteri would meet with their Rtlaaia rejects IT. 8. proteat cfver i peake and Potomac Telephone Co. Indiana, where a atrike ia now ih j than 12 hours yasterclay and last Assn. (Ailed t^ a y for a special cop^Mittee today. shooting down of American bomb- broke down last night, lU fifth w eek Violencal marked ] night a ^ t «>e slaying hia study of - coagrrsalenal Investi­ /^ a p lt e the short supply of GG,. er in Far & s t July 29 and saya It ^ p,rrell J. Beaver, special union tne dispute in three Indiana cities jn^fber-tn-law, Mrs W«lr*r K. gations add th«their effect on la- PREMIER PURE BORELESS CHUCK ROAST ^ 59e /Used as a preventative in areas knows nothing of any aunlvora. . „p re g ,„u tiv e . said the strike call v » ie r ls v {Clark, socialite and principal owner SWMBON' Rag. Siza ^ ______I of the Cbarlealon Dally Mail. dividualI rigiria. "Fresh By Far" Choice grade beef. ~ ______where polio epidemics occur, offi- i Soviet occupation foreea rloae affected 7,000 workers in Washing­ ^'•nwhlle negotiations proc^- , John T. Copephaver aat in jGirl Killer M clala giebteiLtwIca thlAwaak-toLiiar ton. anit.Ata.auburba-aLnd,..3J)inQUin. .eodwatei«>«re|i3 throoglt ' 3 Lb. 4 Oz. Tin "t tb . Jar every telephone tnatallation in the planned again today to avert "It would be most'unfortunate to low areas at Corpoa Chrloa this FROM GLASTONBURY • T. ' ~ ^ ■ F irsT D e^ee GO . ahbta rapraaented. youn^lani i **£i‘* ' ' „ area,'' hc-aaid,--^ ■ ■ I j^esk Fniit and Vegetablgs^ f r o m ^ Delmont C a m ^ L ivH it-l Chilean opposition parirea Arit tha firtger" of ■accusation at] morhiag after a dOwnpotir Tha union_ ir BMkin|( pay boosts (Canttaued (Canttai aa Page IniiiM) la who waa examined, merely bf- ] • dumped more, .than fauri lachea at^ Manofr^Uvan County^^. T, ..-rTg newspa^r' publiahar ebaVgeS wlik caaia d f-1114 exaililnatfoh.dtiEflf .v' ■'’’wv''some''■parlii''at''''1*'a 'iraahtht CRISP, LONG CUCUMHERN Sc Somervlllf, Mi Aug. 38 Un— * five . .bullet wounds, superficial The second group conalated of ‘•The police arS striving to fix the rarenta from a Far Rockaway, printing insulting stories ’ about j city. Streets were Mockod, aad RED RIPE FANCY Mildred McDonald, 35. the pretty throat slashes and burns, from, President Carlos Ibanez's regime. | respohslbility for Mrs. Clark's police reported a mimbef of Lbs. 35c newspapers that were piled around Queens Bungalow Colony. They H>y! Pit a Do| Ttanii death. For the purpose of putting Mod. Siza LIMA BEANS ■teiMgrapher Who admitted aha staged a 37-hour demonstration, in­ .... Panamanian delegation pre- i house* with the muddy water her and set afire. lares to sail for U. S. to press together facts which are. material seepiag Into their Brat flaotn. SLICING TOMATOES 2 killed; the young aleter of a man Hundreds of persons attended cluding an overnight ait-in ‘‘atrike," in solving the myatcry, it has been to get GG injections late Wadnaa- ’anama'a demand for more Amer- who left her to marry another, the funeral of Mary Di Rocco yes­ leaa rent for 'COnal ^ n e . necessary to examine at length ‘ .MAYHE/JIANA|IA GOLDEN YEUOW CORN D o b . 4 9 c SHELL BEANS 2. .. 35c terday a few hoiirl before Mias dsy to treat 133 rhildran. Mountain Road Defies Cars ! members of Mrs. Clark's family." ma.V not he'vii''’tb undergo a first Yesterday tha city announced an President of Alrcraifl Industries LIMA BEANS . . . PEPPERS .... Bir'PfEIWUT 8UA»H PILLSBURY McDonal. knees neers. clad in snowahoca or driving principle oj what goes up must, Ike Map^ Plans BuRck 10c 2 Lbs. 19c He aald from hia Vermont voca­ the frail accused slayer.' Little Stars Build of persons suffering from rheuma­ 1 Lb. Tin SOAP Brussels' Sprouts qt. Bskt. 35c dog teams, had a better chance o f„ eventually, qome down, PIJUDOB POW KCYL’ Kir FRESH GREE.N BEANS . c a b b a g e tion spot thst he had just com- "God, forgive her," she crird. toid arthritis. pleta4 studying "sll sapects of the reaching the summit of New Eng-' Descending from the 0.288-foot Panmuajam. Saturday, Aug, "I forgive her.” G^oup of 300 members of land's highest peak—Mt. Waah­ altitude along decline! which reach To ‘Loaf All Dav THIS CTEEK, WE OFFER.A SPECIAL VALITE ON THE 3 For MclNTOSH eBS" and I am convinced the ends About four hours later and a few To Larger Size 39 (F>— A vaturaed IT. 8. prla* LARGEST VljNE RIPENED Frenfch.Parliament send number of ington—than some tourists in grades of 25 and 30 per cent re­ Ilf juaUca will not be eerved by at* miles away, Mildred McDonald was U. S. congressmen appeal to scut­ oner said yesterday ttw C om * LAR O i 2 7 c automobiles. quires a ‘‘definite'' low gear. Ram­ Fraser, Colo.. Aug. 28 (F) — tempting to send thia girl to tha reunited with her father for a few tle plana for rearming West Ger­ muabils :told his eaoap They L bs. By RENNIB TAYLOR sey points out, to prevent. burning President Eisenhower, enjoyInThis .09 APPLES 'alectrie chair." brief minutes at the courthouse. ■AP Srlence Reporter many. . . . Lord High ChanceUor Hundreds Turard Away would returu. all eupUvm, la- CANTALOUPE MELONS ** 29c out brakes. The descent is on an first fiill-tlme vacation In r.ipre Thompson added: "Thla is a ter- Her father, Alfred McDonald, a Boulder, .Colo., Aug, 28 (B)- — SImonds of Great Britain-tells the Hundreds of tourists, driving eluding Ibooe eoavlcted at "germ cars equipped with fluid' drive average 12 percent grade. than a year, planned t<^ "just lf tha community, nie public Is her to be', brought her* by train themaelvaa into, bigger stars, a •flia' Praaldant drove from Den­ rapatrlatiau.*’ from New York, where she was widely-known aatronomer report­ A Disney Corp. stockholder riage road which winds an 8-mlle ihbciced by *lt. I w|U not seek a ver yastarday to.the ranch of Haa- Green Stamp* Given Witiji Caah Bales arretted Tuaaday.l'the day after ed today. wants iVal’t Disney’s salary re­ route to Mt. Wbshington'a summit are. noLAlIowed to use the road. 1 Lb. Pkg. Tint degree murder indictment nor kel Nielsen, an old friend. He In- 8CAUBS TIF TO V. 8. AAohe Fridpy yoor fcNoRy OREBON STRAWBERRIES ihall I press for capital punlah- Mary Dt Rocco wiu slain in the Di These relatively amali hqavenly duced from present 33,000 a week high In tha Presidential Range. But as this typti.pf Iransmiaalon ^ I CLAPP PEARS Lbs. 25c tanda to stay through next Tues­ 'Wilmiagtau, DeL, Aug, 3S(Fl-"> sheppia9 piiglit at Piao* Etant for her." ' Rocco Home. ’ bodies belong to a group known aa after the {.cartoonist was given Cars with automatic transmis- ia becoming mor#. common. It is Thoinpaon'a statement to re- rad dwarfs. Normally thOy are not 31,000 raise . . . Second contingent aiona of the non-fluid, or "geared," evident there will be a ataadily day- The E./L Du Pant Pa Namatum Kona Crying To Father White Houaa prase aocratary SNOW CROP ASPARARUS CUTS kTtItl THOMPSON SEEDLESS ^rtere followed a day filled with vary bright. But when they start of U. 8. 3rd Marine divialon .ar- type are permitted to use the decreasing number of persons abit said Ca.j'iwafW’a largest 1 htituim l - karst. VRa ora opoa oatR She ran to, her father, crying: Jamas C. Hagarty told nawaman •ras, tagartad taduy Ms haeatMW levalopmsntq thbt ware • heart- "Ob. Daddy. Oh, Daddy." showing off they may blaxc iip' to -rtvea la Yehaha.raa,' Japan -on road. .... to drive up tha scenic route. 1:30 Friday ovoaiafs. CO* becoma hotter than the aun aiiil trabsport Gen. R. L. Howxa ^o bul­ Sherburn Ramsay of the ■ Gian No solution ia in sight ef Olan accompanying Btaasibower that the tax hOI to OH V. a gtairammt SOa.Oaa 2 r . v S 7 t -Lb. Weaking to both famiUaa Involved Tha faUiar, tears straaminf SNOW CROP LEMONADE GRAPES 23c -th a t of Mias McDonnld' and that wark Amarican aeclirity foreas in Houaa at Gorham, which owns tbe I ssM Mgkar Om b ito f*gf«a lag privets road,, axplaliu tbs rostric- (Coattonad a« Pafo Fotir) « r) tha f l i i t a l f oC U H . .a Mary d Hacco, ouffand/ (OanO— ad aa Paga Faor) (OspOwaii aa Page ram ). that country. . .*■ .1 .... r— _____

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