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>A6B TWENTY ilanrl|?0t?r lEurtting Upralb THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 19W

• King David Lodge. No. 31, lOOF, son. executive secretary of the Average Daily Net Press Ran will hold a business meeting Fri­ 1 'The Weather About Towii Nurserymen Hold Chamber of Commerce. For the Week Ended rerdcMtW D. S. Weather BaMaa day at 7:30 p.m. in Odd Fellows Representatives of the general i due Id, ItSd IWMAbCrs of the Elks Lodf'e will Hall. A i^ ia l hour will follow. Affair at Burr’s and trade pre.ss, TV. radio w ere' Partly Houdy to h ig h t, eartjp meet at the IJoAgt tonifrht at, 8 present during part of the day. morning fog. Low hear 70. 8at^ o'clock to go to the John Burke Mrs. Frances-vPovert and her Events began a t 10 a.m. and 12,065 urday rloudy, «varm,' h n ns rd, family have returned, to' their More than 400 nurserymen from Funeral Home to pay their re- New England assembled at the C. concluded with a chicken and Mcesber et the Audit soattered- afternoon ahowere UkMy. ■peeta to Fred H. Johnson, who was home- in Jacksonville, Fla., after rojist beef dinner in the evening. Bufeun ef Olrenlutieu High 85-90. a irimber. . —i spending two weeks with Mrs. R, Burr A„Co. quarters on, Oakland I Official host for the day was Manchester-—A City of Village Charm y Covert’s uncle, Raymond D. Ma­ St. yesterday for the all day sum­ i Charles S. Burr, head of the docal Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hills, 29 honey, 76 Walnut .St. Mrs. Covert > nui aery which speciallr.es In whole- is the daughter of Town Director mer meeting of the New Epgland Phelps Rd.', have relumed from a Nurserymen’s Assn. ; sale distribution "6f roses and oth- VOL. LXX,V, NO. 271 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1956 (Claaained AdvettiMng on PagA PRICE FIVE CENTS visit with their son, A.3.C. Walter T. Mahoney ot 121 Walker i er hardy nursery stock. Willard .Hills a tj Scott Air St. . Burr officisls. who originally Force Base, Fort Worth. Tex. planned five bus tours of nearby RECEIVER AWAIHI^ ' Cruise Our Wonderful On the trip South they stopped at Stuart Mosler, 22P St Burr growing lands, were forced I T.,'Sgt. William B. Lynii, sta­ 8 t, Louis to see A.3.C. Lawrence St., has been selected by The tioned at Mitchell Field. N. Y., Qaasells ot Bolton who Is .sta­ Studio, Inc.,, to play one of the to incica.se the number of tours son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn, ' Aisledand of Plenty tioned at Carswell Air. Base, >lr. leading rolea in ''Saint Joan.” to eight because of the inlcrcst. l•417 Hartford Rd., was commend- and Mrs. Hills flew to Texas and which is to be presented at St. Jo­ The tours, which included visits j '’y the base Commander re- return. seph College for the benefit of to the "Bucklaod, South Windsor, i cently sfoi' a suggestion for im­ their librai-y fund on Aug. 29 and Ellington fields, were the high­ proving storage of para< hutes as­ ot on R. Andrews Kingsbury of Tal- Sept. 5 thmugh 8 m ob.servivncc of light of the day Which included so­ signed to his section. Besides a cottville has been named to the the lOOlh anniversary date of cial activities' and serving ,of re- I citation, he re<-elved » cash award. V j i i c f a t r d ^ Dean's List at Bowdoln College, George Bernard Shaw,’ author of fre.shments. ' Brunswick, Maine. "Saint Joan.” and the .100th an­ Visitors , viewed ,Urc flowering niversary of the vindication trial 'shrubs and shaijc'lree.s which are of St. Joan of Arc. grown ,bv I^ rf locally. Among-^'-lhc guests "\vere Dr. THK VKTERNARIAN Members of the Manchester Rod Richard Whit e, executive vice and Gun Club will meet tonight at piesidehl of the American Associa­ OFFICK OF Adlai Captures Nomination on First Ballot 7 o'clock at Huntington and E. tion of Nurserymen; Richard Van Open Thursdays and Fridays till 9:00 P.M. Center Sts. and proceed t^ 'the Heiningen, pi'csident of the New - ■ DR. ALLKN John B. Burke Funeral Home to Free Parking at 302 Main England Nurserymen's Assn.; LEVFNTHAL '*The sharp edge of excellence** pay last re.sperls to Frtd H, John­ Howard Tayloi; anl^ Peter Cascio, Carry Out Service to Your Car Convention Slate son. who was a rtiember of the both past presidents of the Ameri­ BOLTON will be bi-ought home lo you when you get more gllcea of club. can Association of Nurserymen. , wonderfully tender white meat from these broad-breasted Self Service Groceries Delegates Informed (Chicago, Aug. 17 Here Kefauver Favored, Among the local dignitaries who WILL CLOSE FROM NATIVE FRESH TURKEYS. Cap LaBroad. manager of ia the program for the Demo­ Members of H<^c Co. 2, SMFD, attended were Police' Chief Her­ Robart “Turkey fai*ma for many years, is now raising hia Service Meats and Delicatessen cratic National convention's are requcstc^fo meet at the fire Nr MsrMsHwi sb*«l (urskSU man O. Schendel; James Herdic, WED., AUG. loth own quality controlled turkeys. This week in 11 to 13 lb. Self Service Vegetables and Fruits acheduled final sessions today: bouse qt the Center I tonight. The superintendent of recreation; Hor­ sizes, (weighed before evisceratingi we offer Aflernoof. session nomina­ awdksl t«», n wott: romparw^''will then proceed to the ace Murphey, superintendent of ‘Choice to Be Yours’ Johnson Drops Out CONNICTItUT MtOICAl (IKVICI thru SUN., AUG. ipth Checks Cashed tion of candidates for %ice John^BT Burke Funeral Home to parks; James E(hefkey, town en- FARM FRESH ^ pre.sidential nomination: P A teX 1*1 • NIW HAVIN 1 p^-'''respects to Fred Johnson. gineer; and Mrs. Martha Steven­ ' Balloting oh candidates for Chicago, Aug. 17 (/P)—Ad-‘ Then in the evening'* most LaBROAD'S BROAD-BREASTED dramatic moment, a perspiring vice presidential nomination. Convention Hall, Chicago, Aug. 17 great scrambl* Quality controlled. Premium snd Puritan lamh legs and lai E. Stevenson last night Stevenson Strode to the podium Night session opens 9 p.m. wa.s on today for the Democratic vice presidential nomination, rib lamb chops are the best lamb values this weekend. . won the Democratic party’s (EDTi with invocation. Star NATIVE HEN microphone. Spangled Banner. thrown to the "free processes’’ of the party convention by Top quality jxipular 7 to 7 'j lb. weight.a, tender overwhelming endorsement to Depart from Precedent Addrea.sea— Former Presi­ presidential nominee Adlai Steven.son. run against President Eisen­ He told cheering delegates he' dent Harry '1. Truman, the Five hopefuls were in open bidding for support in frantic hower, a landslide victor when had decided to-"depart from the | vice presidential nominee and HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPARTMENT It, LAMB LEGS , , 1 .L f , precedenta of the past" so that the ' campaigning that .sought to compress into hours the kind of Ib. 59c lOUI Democratic party's vice president- 196B presidential nominee Ad­ / they faced each other j lai E. Stevenson. effort normally .spread over weeks. They were: years ago. , l*l candidate "may join me before Benediction snd final ad­ Sen. Este.s K efaii'^ of Tennessee who appeared to be out Stevenaon promptly told the i the. nation not aa one man’a aelec- journment. in front. Some of hi.s backers were claiming he would have Outdoor cookinpr ha.s increa.sed th^ .eal'ea not only RIB LAMB CHOPS lb.89c oonvention delogatea "the choice' lion but as one chosen by pur I will be yours" of a running mate great party even as , I have been oyer 700 vote.s on the first ballot. It takes 686Vi to win. on ground meats and Frank.s, but on ■ * • for him. Frantic jockeying among .choaen." Sen. Hubert Humphrey of ; Serve Pictsweet Peas With Your Lamb e a number of hopefuls began at This statement pitched to the nesota. . CHItKE.iN LEGS once. . convention a contest in which Sen. Truman Wins Sen.—John F. Kennedy of Mas­ '' 2 pkgs. 39c On an illuminated scoreboard Raft* Kefaiiver of Tennessee and sachusetts. Stkte Delegates CHICKEN BREASTS We have fresh peas, too, and where every delegate. could read Sen. Hubert HumpHiey of Minne- Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee. within seconds the niilning tally, | sola became the principal r,on^ Own Label of Mayor Robert F. ‘Wagner of . Smucker's Mint elly. Stevenson'.a steamrbller ground > te.stants. New York City. Join Caiiipaign FARM FRESH BROILERS qiit a first ballot \'ictor>’ with On the other hand. Texas' Lyn­ Krfauver, who withdrew from Old Statesman don Johnson, the Senate Demo­ Every slice lean . . every -''lice a renter slice . . . 0061^ votes. .He needed S86<^. the presidential,nomination race in Hundred.^ of outdoor and indoor cooks come to PineJiurst favor of Stevenaon after some bit­ cratic leader, who could easily For^ Kennedy. weekly for quality controlled poullrv and sizzling tender cello wrapped on sale in our self service meat case which The 319 votes Stevenson had to By SAI L PETT corral the votes of many Souther­ steaks. This week s featured steak item will he is resen '^ for cello wrapped daisy hams, frsnks snd spare were more than were polled ter primary fights; was propelled ners. sought to take himself out bacon. Into top position for the, No;' 2 Chicago. Aug. I'l In the By CARL S. LALUMIA bv (3ov. Averell Harriman of S’ew blue-trimmed box on the .side of of consideration. York, his only real rival. Harri­ place on the ticket. ■■ He told a news conference; "My Chicago, Aug. 17 UT) — Oinnee- FRESHLY GROUND IN QUARTERS man had 21() before the traditional The Tennessee Senator'Immedi­ the hall, the man-who had been The Famous TOP ROIINI) or SIRLOIN TIP MISSISSIPPI BRAND Rieaident of the United States sat -name da not g6ing before the con­ ticut'a happy Democraticiiic nauoounational HALE'S LAND O'LAKES move to make the Stevenson nomi­ ately shed the coy attitude he hag in helpless silenife. vention." convention delegation got wbftt It nation unanimous. maintained toward the vice presi­ The'vote was rolling up last, in Johnson said he had been upi hoped for, the nominat^~ttloiFof Ad- SLICED BACON Ib.49c Seven favorites sons divided the dency. Kefauver told an , esriv oi^e' direction, away from him. moat of the night talking to party lai Stevenaon, and wentntout today / COFFEE remainder of the conventioh'a And Harry Trhman's familiar, leaders about the matter and had for more — Sen. John F..Kennedy Lb. BUTTER 1 ,8T2 votes. (Contimieiil on Page Rghl) of Maasaehuietta aa his running Lb. square face, the reflecting light received several offers of support. Three legged Cube Steaks Tendercuro Corned Beef.. . . Swordfii*!) fre.ah from glinting off his glaa.sea. appeared Not Interested mate. frozen in glum immobility. . But he declared he had stuck to Just aa he did to help , win the . Block I.sland . . , Moirell'.« and Rath’s ready to cat Then he stirred. He seemed to his original position that he was presidential nominAlon for Sta- ^am.s.. . . be req)inding himself that this was not interested in the vice presi­ vent'on. Gov. Abraham Rlbicoff a very public , lace, that there dency. ';.|-jumped into the scrap-which he, ft 8 9 c France Concedes Were eyfs and carnera's ‘watching Averell Harriman. defeate4"for together with his 20>-vote delega* LEAN CHUCK GROUND ...... Ib. 50c ewrj-where. the Democratic preaidenUaT nom­ tion, hoped would bring the idee ination. said he is noy4nterested presidential nomination to Ken­ LEAN p a t t ie s ...... Ib. 59c He tried a few lame, self-con- nedy. GOOD SEASONS Nabisco Lerna Doone Shortbread acioiis muiles but Ih*s- quickly in the vice presidency.' SUGAR HEART , ROUND GROUND ...... :.... Ib..79c Egypt Owns Suez faded:^ I The New York Governor told RIbicoff at Conferenca cello bag 33c DE LUXE SIRLOIN PATTIES...... Ib. 89c This was a .bad night for the inewsmen he^Woiriiuld appear on the Barely had SteVehaon bean Solad Dressing man from Independence and he conventiqtv^oor at today's final declared the nominee than RIM- TOMATO JUICE .Keebler Pecan Sandies...... ‘ . bag 49c ■■ Loiidon, Aug. 17 uP) — French s ahould be conaidered aggresaion an<‘ the country knew it. ‘ sessioiv 'fiut only as a delegate, coff was called into a conferanCa Kit ' ■ “■ under the U.N, Charter. He said at which the decision was m ad e- 46 Oz. ’Can Sunshtne Sugar Jumbles ...... Ib. 39c Poraign Miniatar Chriitian Pipeau Harry Truma- used to say he i said the vice .presidency ia Is Yours For. , proposed today that the Suet the authority should have power didn't want to ba known as an- -LMi increasingly important office later announced to the 'convention Pillsbury PieJStix ...... 2 for 27c Canal be managed hy an interna­ to fix tolls, operate the .canal, de- J statesm*jr~WH-au*e. in his - but that he^^rtferred to con- by Stevenson -v- to let the dele­ PEAK-OF-SEASON X tional authority, but with Egypt termme the -.investment* that ■ ' tiriiie as governor of New York gates pick hia running mate. Sunsweet Prune Ju ic e ...... jar 33c acknowledged as 'the canal's own­ ahould be ma'de and arrange fo r! (Continued on Page Two) and to seek re-election to that Ribicoff, the only New England­ TREATS er. compensation to the old company. | post in 1958. er in on the conference, said eC You 9tt one young tenkr ehiektn (ceek any style), CHARCOAL — CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Egyptian offlcials.-objecting to a He said the authority shpuldj . Despite the claims anade in be- the development: end on extra log. Strictly fresh peulti7 from Hole's Western plan advanced yesterday make no profits and e.xce*s re­ I half of Kefauver, It was plain* "My .prediction Is that, going'ta CHARCOAL LIGHTER FUEL by Secretary of State Dulles for ceipts should go to JSgypt after : there were swirling cross culTents the floor as it will, Kennedy will means delicious eating. International control, were dicker- provision for compensation of the Reds Outlawed among the haggar^ delegates cau- emerge as the vice presidential ARMOUR'S JACK FROST -Ihg behind the scenes with Indians company. ^ cusing in dowiltown hotels and nominee. We in New England (the MISS WISCONSIN and Russians To block it as the Norway, second largest uaer of j By High Court filtering back to this arena for an six states have KM votes) will do CONFECTIONERY er FRESH CHICKEN WINGS 2St XYenchman expressed his views. the canal, lined up behind the; afternoon session. everything possible.” VVeatem plan for international This session was to be given i HAVE BEEN 89c LB.v Martin Becker, the .sun-tanned market gardener See Points of .agreement management, v Stevenson's nomination brought CHEESE "We consider that ^there are I over Lo picking the man to run' from State Chairman John H, BROWN SUGAR who ha.s been selling us “Fresher by Far" vege- Foreign Minister Halvard Lange In West Reich 'with Stevenson against the antici­ CHEDDAR FRESH SPRING LAMB 'H ^ e s for almost 35 years re ally raises SLICLNT. pMnta on which agreement ihorild told the afternoon lession;. . "My Bailey the jubilant comnxent; SHARP AGED M easily reached allhqugij they pated' bOP ticket of Dwight D. "Our judgment has been vindi­ TOMATOF-S that show'the "sharp edge of e.\cel- government aubacribea to the Karlsruhe, Germany. Aug. 17 Eisenhower and Richard M. Oz. Pkg. Imply iBcriflcea fop. soriie. includ­ principles for the future regime of <;OVERNOR A p L A I STEV F^N SO N cated.”^ SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 59c lence.’’ And the price is down .so that you will want ing ourselves." Pinean told the 22- (iPi Weal Germany today ‘out­ Nixon.' . ' the canal a*...' outlined to us ."*xThe program calls for a Unirt' Aa to Kennedy’s chances, ha said to serve them for every meal . . . K.xpect really. nation Suez »‘onfere,nce. He niade yeslertay by Mr. Dullps.” lawed the Communist party as an open convention ,wiU give the these points: s^sion of the convention* tonight LUNCHEON SPECIALS: No. 1 Tomatoes . . . e.xpect better flavor . . . Pineaii spoke following a mora- unconstitutional. with windup addresses from for­ Senator "a grand opportunify.’’ " 1. ‘rha canal and its inatallation Within minutes after the Fed- "I still think he would be anW - should be the property of Egypt, ing of intense diplomatic lobbying mer President Harry S. Truman by the West to gain support for eral Supreme , Court announced) Stevenson Tells Delegates afid acceptance speeches by- the ceptionally fine candidatt,’* ha which would a*8\ire Egjqjt adequate said. HELLMANN'S BELKER'S NATIVE SLILINi; revenue! from it. restoring the international status io„j.,w«ited decision, police vice presidential and presidential BOILED HAM ,.v59c nominees. Sliced, aa you order, from lean Imported ham. "3. The Suez Canal Co., should of the canal apd by Egypt a rep- cities thrmigh- ' (Continued On Page Eight) k U E RIBBON REAL he properly compensated.'' reaentative herd to line up allies country swooped down on Gore w-as a late starter in the Aa the owner of the canal. PIneau against the WMtern plan. party headquarters. He Will Fight All the Way ^scramble for the No. 2 place on jMM)TKINS MAYONNAISE proposed; the Egj’ptian govern- was ronfiscated and the ticket.' His bid came Into the TONGUE LOAF ,u. 49e ment should Giffn a trsaty handing h f” . ^^***'" the offices padlocked. No arrests open w-hen he show-ed up at the Lovely Looking Napkins Qt. fft^oiite—maken a dcliclouii undwlch. No Limit... buy a dozen or a case of these 6 fea­ its msnsffement to ah International y*Mident NaMer sent one of hi* were ordered. 'Chicago, Aug. 17 lA*- Adlai Galifornia'a convention votei .-dn- pend on the amount of mopey the Pennsylvania delegation's caucus Regular Sire tured, items at these low special prices. Prices authority. He aaid the principal: to keep a sharp watch Immediately after the liuling Stevenson says he will "fight all that state's June presidential pri- Democrats can raise. to seek-support. Bulletins guaranteed thru Tpe.sday night. Aug. 22nd. countries iisinfL the cansl and annotinced by Court- Presj- Ihe way" for the-presidency of the I mary. Stevenson won. Less than five months ago Stev­ Newsmen asked if he .were a HALE'S SEA FOOD COUNTER IS DISPLAYING terested in it. including Kg^pt. ■ aide, Wing Cmdr, Ali Sab* Josef Wintrich, a police cor- i United States. •rTie Real Enem.v' enson w-as on the floor politically. candidate?: - . from the Ai* Wire* ahould be represented on-the rul ry, confeired with Soviet Foreign was thrown...... around...... the— ------court, 'Stevenson' gave ini.s pledge to Stevenson may have given a He got up and w-ent on to w-in the "I just -'Jbecaiiie a candidate SWORDHSH. COD, HADDOCK, ing body of the authority. Minlst^’ Dmitri Shepilov and In- i,uii(]jngi^prevent any Red deni-! jubilant Supporters shortly after hint of Uiinga,-to ronie when he Democratic presidential, nomina­ now-. " he replied. "This is the first Pkgs* BUMBLEBEE He said the French government dla a V. K. Krishna Menon, who onstration,-^-' ' ■ ; he won the Democratic-pre.sident- cautionedlea DefhocratsD«m< this week not tion. stop." I STASISEN SEES IKE MACKEREL. BOSTON BLUE. ^ WHITE ALBACORE . , Quality Controlled for Pinehur.st ^ ...... lb 15c would accept aasocialion of this aupport Nasser a nationalization of Xol Part of Kepiiblic VyUal nomination last -night. It con to slug at each othej\ but tq And he I'id it against the de­ The Tennessee delegation called . Wauhlngton, Aug. 17 .body with the United Nations. This the canal but have also expressed' The ban doe.s not affect WeatJeal,.l firmedfiri woi-d from hi.s press seefe- kee(i; their big blows for 'The real termined opposition of sue)] a, a caucus ta throw its w-eight behind Harold E. Staaaea, who waata wax suggested by ' Dulles yester- a- willingness for a negotiated set Berlin since the old German capl- tary/Roger Tubby, that Stevenaon enehiy" - the Republicans. widely knpwn Democrat' as Tru­ Gore. to dupip Vice Presidcat NIxoa Hale's' Carries A TUNA 35c can BOLTON ■llement ' tal ia not.-*now a part of the Ked- planned a "fighting .type" cam- Same ■ including former Presi­ man. The plan was to withdraw Gov. from the. niimher two spot M Complete Line Of PIneau propoaed that aiiy altadk ; eral Republic of West Germany. paign. dent Harry S. Truman—have said In the March 20 Miiinesota..pri- i Frank G. CTlement from considers-' the Repuhltcan ticket, confarrod CooJcf'e Dept. On tha rights of the authority (Continued on Page Two) Fresh Frit it and Vegetables VASELIISE - ; 39c -j The official East Geini;$nlan Radio "It will be like the California they don’t think much of Steven­ inary Stevenson w-as flattened un­ I tlon. hriefly with PresiOent Elaea- McGormick Educator Crox . 7.. ibr pkg. 29c CUCUMBERS 2 for 5c I ini East Berlin immediatelx la-sued windup." Tubby said. son as a scrapper. expectedly by Kefauver. then his Clement, endorsed'by his delega-; hower at the White House to­ Sunshine Choc. Nuggets pkg, 29c (White Petroleum Jelly) .' a call to West German workers to He- was referring to the free- But most of Stevenson's erilics’ chief rival, ; tion yesterday for the No. 2 spot, i day. Jamea^p. Hagerty» presi­ Spices PASCAL I hold massfstrikes and protest ral­ swinging battle Stevenson had will concede that he haa learned a Decided to ^ight I Is at odds politically w-ith Kefau- i dential press- secretary, toM Nabisco O reo ...... pkg. 37c YELLOW SQUASH Each 5c Special Value ...... [«r 49c Herter Dumps StasSen^ lies against the ban. , with Sen. Estes rwciau,c, Kefauver uiof Ten- ****®hs lo how to deal With xhe c-lobhering ral.sed the ques- ver. I newsmen Staaaen spent abeut and Koobler's Pecan Sandies T h e broadcast compared the nessee w hen both were*clawing for I w»*-t1bn: Should he fight or, qu.it* ^ .Arizona Hears Kennedy I five minutes with the Prealdeat Extracts SHURFIINE CELERY HEARTS Ig. pkg. 25c action with simjlar steps taken ______■ : defeated bv- Presi,aent Eisenhower i He chose th .itl t Associates >Kennedy plugged his candidacy; “to pay his t-espects" bofora lb. pkg. 49c GREEN BEANS Lb 25r by Hitler's government. 'The iadlo . ■ " foi^ veaM ago. , ' . „ i ‘U Stevenson's Chicago heai'qu'ar- I with an appearance before the Ari- i leaving for the KepuMieaa Na­ GOP Leaders Foreeast charged that tbe decision would Even ^unian. who backed, Gov. 1,,.^ g ju decision was his own. zona delegaUon. He told it lie tional CoDventloi^ la Saa Fraa- Come fo Pinehurst for the finest washed make it much hai-der to - bring Averen Harriman a^amAt Steven-1 ' • thought the "prlmary projjlem r-cla<-o. ‘ LOG CABIN FRUIT COCKTAIL 35c Idaho type long white potatoes and selected -about reunification of East and News Tidbits P v * i (Continued oi. Page Three) facing the Democrats in the Nd- i Cello Pak CELERY 25c 2'z SIZE CAN West Germany.' Even before he won the nomina- i ■ _ vember election w-as to- pick up ,■ DE.NV NEW STOR.M. PERIL Regular Long Island potatoes. _ Reliable reports said' tlie Reds Culled from AI* Wires Uon; Stevenson said he planned to .Miami. FU„ Aug. 17 (AA—The Size Renomination of Nixon the Southern states that w-ent to \ SYRUP OCEAN SPRAY several months ago completed, "talk sense" to the voters on the Eisenho.vTer in 1952. - ' I 'w eak easterly wave over the D ^ BANANAS 2 Lbs. 27c — — i : preparations' to go underground if issues of the day. as he aaid he iiiinican Republic and moving did four years ago. Truman Holds He said he felt he might make CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 cans 32c San Francisco, Aug. 17 oPi—Vic# Harold E. SUaaeri. promoting | ruling went against Cooper Thiiiman Holt "Considerable contribution" to the : weetward shows' no signs of to- (STRAINED) . MsaaachusetU (5ov. (Christian Her-j , , , , Chattanooga. - ■> Tenn..------torlav ---- I Back jn 1952. candidate Steven­ ticket, and remarked he might tenslfiration the Wenther RureM President Richard Nixon arrivea in Most independent West Gciinan cHine (-oimnander-ln-chlef of the son w’buld w-aii for people to come reported today. "Conditions 34-Oz. PEACHES 2 Lba. 29c Try the NEW ter to replace Nixon, had the rug No Regrets on make “consid >rable contribution" ’ Rapublican national convention gulled from, under^him again. Her­ newspapersjslready have expressed Veterans of Foreign Wars. . Pres- to,him. Now. the former-Illinois elMuhere over the oren (tropi­ Pkgs. Bottle to the ticket, and remarked that “» ! SHHRFINE STRAWBERRY hMdquartere tomori-ow • in the ter said that If his name weive the opinion (he (Communists would , ident Eisenhower meets with Na- Governor w-aiks up to- people, man of my age Is not entirely w ith-; cal AllonUc, Caribbean Sen ahd midst of continued predictions by placed in nomination he would ask be more of a menace underground, tional Security Council for ^second pumps their hands snd starts talk­ eostera Gulf ef/-Mexico) orn Barf’lett Pears 2 Lb.s. 49c ing. Fighting Adlai PRESERVE - 33e iG l top (30P* offi<-ials that he will be the presiding officer to withdraw it. and lhal a ban on the parly would ■ unie in two days but officials sav (Continued on Page Eight) obdlit normal.’’ tbe bureon said. renorninqted by acclamation next He is Committed to nominating push its followers into greater mill- there is-no emergency involved, He seems to enjoy the new rdle. tancy. » British begin period of hopeful During the convention he got on Chicago. Aug. 17 Former ------— ^ I Fuiadcr] 37' ’ 12-OZ. JAR week at the Cow Palace. Nixon.- President Truman said, today he R.ACK8 PHOTOS IN COURT The court alio banned all sub- waiting to see w-hether EOKA ex- friendly terms with the maid w-ho To Adlai Stevenson's dramatic California's Gov. Goodwin has “no regrets" over his fight in Pm tt, Hnn.. Aug. 17 (P) — Frozen Food Specials Come ill . . . browze around . . . buy these gestut-a in Chicago'last night of Knight told reporters; stltute or auchessor party-groups, | tremist.s fulfill their suddenly an- took care of his suite in the Sher- Adlai in BHef Talk District Judge Clark HoUan spelling the legal finish for an esti bounced hall In violencejon island aton-Blackstone Hotel, and with vain for Avciell Harriman’s nomi­ specials . . . and compare our everyday low Minute Rice h throwing the Democratic »holce of -i have no plana to seek the today opened THe flrst court­ SN04V CROP a rice presidential candidate open nomination.’' of Cyprus.. .Britain’s magazine on tw-o city policemen w-ho' w-ere nation as President and w-ould fight WJlh Ex-Presidenl rooms in Kaneos to mamm pho­ prices with any store in town. to the convention there, GOP Chair------(Contiiiued on Page Three) the well dres.aed man turns up its posted outside his room. just as hard to,gel nominee Adlai tography. In a roemormisduiu uo- • f c p k g . . . ,Will Nomtaate Knight ef state funds pocketed Plenty of Traveling oeulr-phatogmphs to epurirosssu 2 69c president in 1952. They ei«n't in a """l"cin't do arty worse for the W i l l i R i e s c l A l l a c l v ter a party fight. " » Stevenson told new-smen that SNOW CROP situation aiich as we are where we b< (Jrville E. Hodge, ousted atate.^ Tubby »iid an extremely active of the 34th Judlcinl <0100101 COFFEE Governor than Harry Tniman ,d(d AuditO) RWAitin^ s^ntpne^ to i cAxnDAiim a# Part.v Power (ione the former President, who had op­ have auch a splendid team in Wash­ posed hia presidential nomination : while court is in sesston and. oi Ig. jar $1.49 SHURFINE MAYONNAISE ington who have "the record to for Harriman,’’. she said. . Washington. Aug. 17 lA The i prison after pleas of guilty to irtla- j travelii^- is the card^*^ Last night's landslide nomlna- reoesoen between sessisns. BROCCOLI SPEARS 10 Or. 2 For 55c Hall also had Tniman on hisj p g j today arrested two ex-con-! applyingja v ses I se< vC e, 0.state # A # A F funds.. iss p s e l0 .-Louis ^ 0 s s , 0 _'ptii.__ _ * * 1 .... ' tion of Stevenson, whom he bitter- by the Democrats.. telephoned him ! prove they deserve- .to be i-enoml- mind. in the Ixiop hmel ..where both have ‘ i-O Z . JAR SNOW CROP • nstsd again." victs.in connection with the "acid- Satch'mo Arm.sli-ong ha.s been in- ; th. ssr.'y opi» -< i.,i a « , . « o„,y REPORT IM REBBLJI KHilJHI INSTANT "This is the first time no I take I a trace of the .power he once quarters and olfered to walk down , Presidential assistant Sherman . 'C'V ...... - -r ' * *>“"‘‘*''8 •“ J*'"-'’ " "•' "'P*'""-''' leaders’have mdicated President two .flcxiri to congratulate him. Algirrs, Aug. 17 (P) FsshSh Adams arrived lest ,night. 'tight- that ba_ck this is one of th e ^ w i R r,„t, xhe FBI 'said the actual on-hestm in I.ondon s Royal Fcstl- .‘Eisenhow-er's -Eisenhower’s camoairncampaign will con­ wiielded in the Democratic part.v. military headgnnrtan reporlsf MAXWELL LEMONADE 12 Or. 29c times that I agree with H»rry Tni- ] ,cid-thi ow-er is dead. val Hall. aisennow er a campaign Truman did not express a choice "1 told the President not to do ' today that more than IM Asnh lipped, with assUUnt Wmte House man -Stevenson Just can't win," sist principally of-television talks, come up." HOUSE .49 • press officer Murry SnydCr, shortly The announcement said FBI j Bus plunges down 450-fool precl- plus four or hve apeec-hes at key for Democrmic nominee for Vice I J . NaUeslaliat rsbils had bnsR after Alty. Gen. Herbert Brownell. ciarked Hall, i agents developed evidence that the pice on Mt. Olympus in Turkey, citiea. President.jA^ said the cholinechol.;e waaw as! wipM eat In n series e f spSfiM. Green Stamps Given Witir Cash Sales. at me cunvei.i.vw predicted Stevenaon woiild ,cid was thrown into the face <>f ' timing H persons and injuring 29. .. __ - I * came by to pay my re- Uone la the Censtonttoo nrsn of The conventipa opens Mondayi Tubby said the Stevenson cani- not up to nim. " r ' apects," Stevenaon aaid. adding enslem Algeria. r t “ ■Nomination of both pieaWenttal "8« ubllcan figure* ! *peechea 1 the head, waa found on a lower ■ ^ , ,!.T\' campaign fUma. Stevenson: g°>hg to he the now Vice Presi-, Smiling for photograph*photographers and; Cairo. CgAH. Aug- t1 _ euoxo * '' HAK COR 4icted-—again tnd^/'again that Bast Side street in New- York in F'our inslallationa of-Ohio (3oh3on- plans to spend the next two weekji' dent?’’ TVuman told him it was up; newsreel men Stevenson. aaid;: edietol Egyillmi ssoR MANCNISTSII CONH* Nixpn aa well aa Preeldent Elaen-• and untnitha. Hyfll hays to nm on, tb^early ^ m in g of July 28. solidatd Telephone- Co. are" stpned relaxing at hU-home in Uberty-I to the convention and turned to|"i-m going to accept in case any; rRgypttoan wonldMad mmhiberries bower would be renominated on' ‘ pUtform that points up morel Tel\i. 32, and a resident of in another outburst of violence and ville, HI. ! reporters to say; . ' of you have, any doubt about It." j to two loiidsoti !■ u oz. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS and ballots. ^ h n ever tha between the Brooklyn. Md a long police record.■cc ' vandalism in tense .yweek-old The campaign. Tubby said, willw-ill i "That fellow must bh with the ’ . Stevcn.-on was in the pres-, atrip Mdoy. tfes iMUMlr/Mf and FRIDAYS New Torh'a ex-Go\ ThomM E “ ^gtifflia the The . acid attack onyRleael ■ . atnke . . . Corinne Griffith.-who take )ilm Into all aectiona of the P o llc ^ aazetle." i idential suite about five minutes. rorved wfthtR M M tr a M W i' , I lie sew "no) ■keiibaad'■keUieed' i Chrjl -Rights iamie.* curred a t'a timeiiiiv when«^enW4i«n liehe gstmm j helped found orgari.fzation to repeal country by plane or train. Ha aaid Tneum said he ,w|U vote for Aides, of ‘ntuman a^iT tk ^ did [ imiM hU to wki |i*-| federal income Ux, taleviginn appearoncea al4> I not know 'wbot tbs Dro nun atld; \ Iw VMSifiMk m i ^ r 4 i 1ripIgndM—. pUnnt^ but Uu numkar Will 4«- (Ceettoead m Page Seven) to **Ch stksr. * I ■ r.V“x' - ■•.V, . . .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1955 PAGE T H ^ PAGBTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1958 private individuals In an effort to eluding piints or labels used, on no Inkling of his passing," An au­ , EAST Q h Andover Confronted by Duinp Problem e.scape confisration. Important articles of merchandise may b i topsy has been ordered. SteVenson Tells Delegates Reds Outlawed party files and records- ere, said ►LEGAL Truman Wins BelaLugosi^ In World War I Lugosi served copyrighted. to have been moved to East G(U'- ► AT LOW PRICES ^ France Concedes 8 an • t'A •$ as a lieutenant in the. Hungarian" He W ill .'Fiffht All the W av’ By* High Goiirt many. Q—Which U; 8. presidents were Noted Actor^ « infantry. He came to the United W i n * ® , Own Label of married twice? Statee after the revolution )n Hyn- ►Arthur Dnis StirisJ it with clainia that Stevenaop A—Presidents Tyler, Fillmore, gary. organized a dramatic comr^ (Continued from Page One) In West R^ich Guest Minister K HOURS 8 A.M. In II PJL ^ Q—Which Was tlie flrst true Benjamin Harrison, 'ITieodore pany. He -played the role of a would go into the convention with Egypt Owns Suez U.S. radio station 7 * Passes at 73 Old Statesman Roosevelt and Woodrow-Wilson. Spanish apache in "The Red sow TBBU SAT. i»e went hark to the pi imary cii't more than 500 delegate votes anti A-rThe Navy's "Radio Arling­ I Van Hrilla Aliln Ray To Preach Here Poppy," and from that gained the, cult—but with altered laL-Ucs and would win on ' an early ballot. (OonUnued: from Page One) ton." commissioned in 1913. It was Hollywood; ^Aug. 17 (>P> — Bela "lATTLE CRY" (CoatUiued Irvin Face One) if I so. how. He went on to say the (Continued from Page One) Q -Whpn someone' is deflated in 7 lead in Bram Stocker’s mystery, techniques. ! Actiialty, he had hunilreds to spare means of executing the decisions shut down June 30, 1956. ego, why do we sa^ he is "taken Lugosi, famous of his portrayal of “ Dracula.” His film c .reer began Plaa on the first. . I mated 209 Communist-front organ­ The Rev. Joseph Vitello, pastor Aa First, he almoH literally' UuUea, too. spent a busy morn- ; of the conference were fiumerous. book, an elder .statesman was a down a peg?" in 1931." Afrlrma Kefauver, hiji closest competitor, t izations operating alongside the of Salem Church. Jamestown, the role of "Dracula" on stage N. Y., will apeak at both the morn­ Ing exploring the attitude o f, but that this was not the time to "dead politician." Q' What- is the Treasury’s A —-Tlie expression conies from Lugosi's first wife was Lilian (Utari ' , .ra, stopped running an( stBftcd walk-1 boarded the bandwagon two weeks ■ and screen, and only recently con­ "ZANZABt'Kl'"' liU party in W ^ l Germany. ing and evening services Sunday at discuss them. con.sclence fund?” 1 e British Navy. The flag was Arch, by whom he had a son, Bela >"8- .! before the nominating aessions be­ Asian nations—sywpatlietic with ! Last night,' in- the niinds of A -The Trea.sury Department queror of himself after 17 yeari of The rulfng '/Came on a suit Calvary Chapel in the Odd Fellows The day's meeting started at raised or lowered accordinwj^,the Jr. TTiey were divorced in 1953. In MInne.sota /lie had hustled gan. I Kgypt’a nationalization of the ninny, Harry 'Truman became an continually receives money sent in brought by the German gov­ building at the Center. The Vitellos Lancaster house. It followed a prominence of visitors. 'Twei^ line drug addiction, dTetT late yesterday from plaifonn to plalfoim. He- While Stevenson made some canal but vitally interested in | elder slatt-man. , . anonymously b." citizen' who There are over 917 million head changes in the pace and style of i. are currently on vacation in New busy morning of confcreiKe.s was fastened by pegs, giving rise of natural causes. He was 7S. had paused oh each I' lead a pre­ ernment almost fiv e X a r* *KO- The S k e w 's CHUIm maiung sure it is kept free for the among delegates, who rushed be­ tlilnk they mve the money to the of cattle in the world. his campaigning, he didn’t reti'act | England, Those who,attend the.se i t s It happened at 9;56 p.m. from to the expres-sion. After a long and active career pared sneSrh; and then, with a government contended the Com­ world's shipping. tween hotel rooms and embassies out of the smoky vastness of the government because of income tax on hi.i( political philosophy. munist Party sought the' violent services will enjoy the dynamic. in motion pictures, the Hungar­ wave (jf nia (ihn, hurried off to his ■ Bible-centered messages of the ^ All Colors Pineau told the first qf today's exchanging ideas on the canal dis­ Democralii natidnal convention cya.siona, falsifications, or neglect Q—A t whose grave does the "Moderation is the .splrit"’of the i overthrow of'the Federal Republic ian-born actor surrendered him­ Appearance. Rev. Mr. Vitdllo; two conference sessions hi-: plan pute. hall Foiled the voice of Pcnns.yl- in other yeans. American flag fly night and da.v? times," was the way he phrased it] and therefore was unconstitutional, self to Los Angeles authorltie.'t /VR CONDITIONF D ei-eafler, in Orego Floiida, A'n outdoor vespe'r service is *'ah'o\vs that we are not defending Dulira I'rxploreH .\cted less like an, egghead fioni Irc of Germany are unconstituliont MANAGEMENT campaigns". had inspired mistrust Rus.sians. Willi Kiesel Allark air. Mas.ses of delegates. moved cardinifl of the 'Roman Catholic Q—Does the pt-eaident ever pre­ His last role was in the movie Sunday: "Bhowanl Junction" "Sun.: "Crime In the Streete” Princeton and Cliicago's society 1) 1” among the Western powers best Sabry came here yesterday to foi-ward shaking state banners side over the sessions of Con­ "The Black Sleep." The ruling eulomalically vacated ANEMIC WOMEN able to help such countries raise Church ? piecincts, and moie like a friend­ • keep track of the conference from Cllmartte Moment ' A —John Cardinal McCloskey, gress ? Lugosi's second Wife, the, former ly fellow from Libeityville. 111. (Conliniied fruiii Page One) the few seats still held by the Wlw Ftai Hte Nemi «f Blo«l Iren living standards. the outside. He said Egypt insisted A. No. The vice president la THE JOHN F. Thi.s,waa the climactic moment. who,received his hat in 1878. Hope Lininger of Johnstown, Pa., Only time, will tell how this dwindling 'Communist Party' in j Women loRf so much vital He said that a plan for mere on the right to control the canal. Blit the rule book had to be .fol­ technically the preaidenT of the said she found him dead when she actively coopei ating with N e w state and Jocal goveinmenta. The I international superv’ision of the changed .technique will woik blood Iron periodically that •ihr Another Egyptian official said, lowed. Dour, bald Sam Rayburn, Q -What African country la Senate, and is addressed by sen­ returned home from work yester­ age.inst PiTsidenl' Ei.ienliowfT in York U.S. Disiyict Attorney Paul i R'eds hold no seats in the federal ordinary diet cannot alwaya make canal would be ineffective since a "the IJullca plan is not acceptable ators as' "Mr. Preaidenl." TIERNEY convention chairman, pounded the closer to Europe than any other? day. They were married last Au­ November, but thei'e is no qnes- Williams in a -labor rac.hctcering paraliament, poljlng only 607,761 It Up, reaultinp in hlood-irnn dr- supervisory board- would not be to Egypt,” primarily because of gavel and giowled: gust. She had encouraged Lugosi e OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY H'-rald Photo b.v Pluto votes - per cent of the total in hoiency AncmiH: often manG FUNERAL HOME able to know what was going on in A — Morocco. I ls northern tip is ti(ui that Steven.son clianged his Inveatigatlon. -, 1 2.2 feated by ralenena, Weaknean, the provision for an international "We've got to proceed in order. Q—Why- is England referred to to appeal for help in hla fight e LEGAL BEVERAGES Andover. Aug. 17 (Special) A , the 19,53 general election. 219 WEST CENtrat ST. the canal imd would not have only nine miles from Spain. ways. roor Appetite and undue tired- control board. A" great many, states ittll have a in song and poetry as Albion? againat drug addiction, and he The two men taken into ciistody i-elaled problem of "rats and gats" | burned areas in the foreground of Cnninuinlst paity memheiship TEL. An 3-1222 enough power."* He shot diU'ks in Arkansas and neae on the leaat exertion. Keeping close tab on develop­ right to^ vote. The parading will . called said ahe was the inspiration for in New York today, alleged to in the town dump faces the resi- j the area yesterday, mounds of rub- West Germany ia estimated hy FKKHI/aA.N — n true recon­ Pineau aaid the - question had Q -Yale Univer.sity was recent­ Georgia and fished in Florida. He. ments, the Egyptians stayed up cease.'' ly the recipient of what rare auto­ Albion, which means white, be- his decision to. enter a hospital, sounded a hit diffeient. too. at have acted in concert with Telvl, denUs of this small, but iiipidly-1 bi.sh and gaibage strewn with 22 Court Cases the govei-nment at about 80.000. structive tonic combines the im­ been raised aa to what should be until ddwn .studying the plan. The roll call drtmed on. ^ause of the white chalk cliffs at "W e had been very happy to- growing community. The issue caliber shells bordered the 1-way Party acllvilies dui1n„ tlie past portant B Vitamin" with a plen- done if Nasser does not accept such graph ? . Dover. times. Nettled by "Bo.ssism" we)-e charged with conspiracy to riflul. supply of blood-butidin? A t 10:10 p.m.' the first ballot call get her. she said. "It was a shock- ehaiges Kefauver l ad fired al his was raised at Tue.sday night's; drive through the area. A 45 cali- two years have h.-en d'recled froln • proposal aa this, and whether it The Egyptians said Dulles spoke A - That of £hitton Gwinnett. FRANK'S obstruct justice. -7 Iron and also jyives you the full in "a moderate tone," but declared ended and Stevenson ,was the .His signature is the. rarest of ait to find him gone. He was improv­ top-rank suppoiter.s, Stevenson Xown Meeting by one of the” town ber shell also was seen in the road. William Lewie. 176 Spruce St., East Germany by paity chairman minimum dally requiri'ment of should ba imposed upon him. and Democratic presidential nominee Q-^What term is applied to the conslablc.s who h a s eceive^ Egypt could not go along with any who aigned the Declaration.of In­ ing, little by little, and there was’ FORMERLY HINKEL'S told s Los Angeles ci-owd’ he was They weie identified by the FBI | 1 Both constables expressed con­ r'-ve.st^d last night, wa.s given a Max Reinmann and his .deputy, Iodine for the thyroid Rland — with 90.54 votes. Harriipan had la.yer of the earth's atmqsphere as Joseph Peter Carlind. 43. ar­ "about' 10 complaints" since the cern also over the number of people W.-ilter Fisch.' Tlie; fled to (he i " price you cun alYord. plan to take, control of the canal dependence. Only 50 are known, to above the stratosphere. "plain mad" -a term you EMERGENCY out of her hands. Dulles proposed 210. Rayburn asked if any state exist. , ■ ■ . SOUTH JSTREET ~ COVENTRY wouldn't expect him to choose, for rested at his home at 12-1 Forsythe fiis l of July fi'om residents who using the dump from towns other suspended 15-da.) jail term and ,-o,„munist zone to escape charges It is simply marvelous how wanted to change its vote. Okla­ A —The Inosphere. It stretches lequested that the shooting at the probation tor .six montlis wlien he j of plotting hijfh trt ason. speedily It acts. It picks >^ou Hffht K that Egypt, be a member of the l.se in that .sence, flom his pre- ,St. and JUondolfo Miranli, 37, taken than Bolton which has a 3-month , • Up Rives you mor^* strength * , OIL RURNER homa moved that the nomination from 60 to 200 miles above the EAST HARTFORD into custody al 80 Delaney St, Thj^ dump be slopped. agreement with the town for Joint S s. J ! control boafd- which would be Q—What is the dlctinction be­ surface of the earth. FEATURING: . ci.sion-tooh'd voeabulaiy. , appt^ared m Town Court, tcxlay on I (n a defiant statement, ttie j app,etite Improves ■’hrintrs color be 'made unanimous and another two were to be arraigned prompt Alfred Hunt said the complaints use dating back to July 1. back to your cheeks thru richer 5ERVICE linked to the U ililfd Nations. tween a thoroughbred horse and F amily W i l l i e . BOILED or BROILED U V E '' Professional Ikirectioii an intoxication charge. I part.y'* executive commiUee .said: i The Egyptian reaction was not thunderous : roar filled the arena. Iv before a U.S. commissitiner in received weie -not from lesi- It is expected Bolton will be redder blood. a purebred horse? Q Has the bullet that killed Sleyensmi air.o liad' thi benefit A.ssI, Fire Cliief S?dri(-k "Where Hitler. G.iering an.L unexpected, but the W^ist hoped •Texas shook its banner freneti­ New York dents in the Shoddy Mill Rd . area asked to vole al its annual meeting i;v:i>-kiigc of too ■ A — A purebred may b e 'o f any Abraham Lincoln been preserved? of a large and loyn, .staff. And it .•^I'-aughan lestrfiKl Lewie i-aused a ' 'failed (W’^-il Gernian | tablet's can prove Its worth, but CALL Q^iee^ Siampyi to marshal enough opinion behind cally, trying to get the chairman's C a r l o a d for LOBSTERS reflected.?» shift from amk’ eur to The FBI deeiinod to sJv if anv.bul from townspeople who had ,in October whether it will.enter breed, as long a its parents, also c i-stm-bani-e at the S tru ct. ,st. I j I a 30-day course is strongly ad- its stand to force the Egyptians attention. It didn’t. ' A —The bullet, fired from a sln- . STEAKS BROILERS proKie.-<.s liad been made toward ‘a' .'h" aaa Aadreira negan. Slcven.son'r. 1 ainpalgn man­ 2 000 cn'ie. Le\)^le plci.(;ed.iniUK'ent, say­ port for the plan drawn by the ■voice vote. , now been placed on public exhibit - la . PIZZA GRINDERS larketeeis Towh .Meeting First The local Board of Select;uen 1 .ead of our people." guarnnlcp of 100% satisfaction . bred hor.se; but many purebred ager, an'd Hv Ra.skin, executive di-: crusade against laboi' ing; he>«iildn'l h()ve lieen drunk as or. money back, Western Big Three. ^'Those-favoring the motion..?" at the Armed Forces Institute of Duel in the Jungle wa.s assaulted on the street shortlV j was authorized (o enter into agree­ Most piajui part.v piopCrly re­ Given On C.O.D. Deliveries horses are not thoroughbreds. Patholog}', Washington, D. C, rector woiked al heailqtjarters lie.,-„v« hio,hihe into a i-iaani,,hideout in i-shooting them ould both be reptiombf — ----..j ,"disnosal------■< in the Andover ■ — a change of addre.ss; and Ralph G. ' ference." tened on the enti^ances behind the Drake sail around the world? EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS IN KEITH’S platform searching for Stevenson, in 1952._when he was hn.dly kuown : the' vicinity of Y o i . ^ s ^ ; Ohio; | ; (liip^al. , residents of the Blown,' 17,- of 414 Pajker St., Q-*-How niany Immigrant.s en­ A —The Golden Hind. Tovvnjof Bolton'.” But they had a long, anti-climac­ tered the United-States in 1955? ' natlonallv. - ^ few wAeks after the aclji throw clmrged )vith a violation of a "This time he starts out w idely' Ing." - Town Constable William K o \ ^ - Taylor Still Holds Lead tic wait while the band played A —There were 237,790, an in­ MANC-HESTER ski. who is now sei-N'ing his.eighth limited driver's license, was grant­ The BOLAND OIL CO. known,.^and lespccled. even by j,. The Fedeial Obstruction >>:iw HOK.sE .SHOW. TOO from an unseen pit.- crease of 14 per cent over the 1954 elected office, sa'd yesler- ed a continuance until Aug. 24. Many delegates whistled or many Rep»)l^cana. provides penalties tip'to five vea Miami (A*: ' The Hialeah walking M HOUR OIL BURNER Boise, Idaho, Aug. 17 -For­ figure. ■**'’*' i>ting must cea.se while snip off from the growing ' of ■'Musicians, took over the baton M s tucky Derby, was selected as the 'NlKhta CaU m 9-S101 turns from Ttiesday's Idaho pri nr.'' Telvi. named a.s-the acid-thrower, dHiiioinEr dumping w-a^w as^coing on. Hunt floweis their own design for a best roll in ,19.55, Last January, mary. and led the band in "Illinois" and Q Can an artist cbpyri.'rht' a bouquet. The.)' pa.v according to 2 Super Cooper Hits: grama bV the Iiileiior De'pa'rtiiicn" ' " " f ^5)34 j agreed that snetf^an arrangement King Hainan took the beat-ln-show 'oil Heat Is CLEAN With unoffiefal . returns com­ "Chicago,- Chicago” to honor the piece of work? n uJ ' P' W JWrtm- might be feasible. . the number and identification of winner. TELEVISION on scandals of its own, on con- j- pi ze. Oa Heat lal^AFE ployed. 1 the blossoms. plete from all but five of -the 893 -o— Yes, prints ahd pictures, In- fusion and drift in foielgn policy Both. men. two of the/^town's precincts, Taylor had 27,919 votes ‘No Hardv,F^llngB* ^Oistant Drums” Oil Heat COSTS LESS Tllen came TT'^blgX, warm mo­ and with Nixon, considered a handi­ four elected constables. ' agreed to 27,862 for Frank Church, Boise Gary Cooper J ment The band played "The Mis­ I cap in light of Ike's condition. SS Italian Miiters Buried that the posting W(fs nece.ssary Iji S69 CENTER ST. attorney and political newcomer. souri W altz," and the convention Cooper PROGRAMS "A ll thivie things give its a lea- their opinion becansa of the safety Sen. Herman Welker easily won gave Harry Truman a stantltng liailflS .Ruth Rdmau m Mcn MM Sonable, assumption that we can MaicinelTe, Belgium, Aug,' 17 i.f) hazard. the Republican nomination. ovation. It rose like a graceful IIU.miSTIINICUIT win in Novembei'. It will leqtdre a Ttiirtv-six Italian miners, among Kowalski stated "not only the The Back to School wave to an old friend, as though ^^uBURNSIDEf"! Sunday: A S-Hit Shovr! Video Everyday — switch of pnly some thie<> million ; about 270 victims of a fire Aug,, 8 health ele..ient had tq be cortsid- All Rights ■ Reserved — ered. ” lefeiTing to the presence of saying, "N o hard feelings." Hurt Laiira«ter Toay Carili "THE PROUD ONES” I Mil,Id \miii \ vJfes. ■ ! io the Bois du Cazier pit. were Finally, at 11:02 p.m., Steven- (•Ina Lallobrlalda Robert Ryan ‘ /mww H. T. Dickinson & Co., Inc. See South for Adlaj.- ' j buried here toda.v. vermin, but Uie safety of persons ‘ Tltls time we think the ,‘touth ' A funeral Ma.si was held before using tha dump must come first; Movement Begins At MARLOW’S I son entered to-huge applause. He "TRAPEZE" ^ "LADY GODIVA” wore a blue suit, tie and shirt. His ('inPmaSropfk R:1S < . Maureen O’Hara hMi' Ttam 1m will be .nimost a'olidiv in the Demo-I improvised altar in the town's Both men expressed concern It's Back To School face radiated ani electric excite­ Job. Cotteii. .^Rhonda FJemitix cratic column. Since 19.52/ t h e r e . • ''9 t * a i e . Down In the mine, over a possible increase in the rat /rf ment. ___“ KMI^r U ____ •‘WEDDING in MONACO” Bfaw-DwFCiiwiy have beet), nine new Uefiiocratic | tr'^d to reach d ^ p g a l-. population if the .shooting were With transparent '^mq^Lion, he Sat, l .p.m, Shgrwood ForeiV ■ Grace Kelly governors and over JlOP'mew Pemo- |■ leries U) bring up other bodies, I stopped, ^ G R O W ! thanked the convention'- and then • 8un.. **llhowaai Jonrilea** *'Th« Simday^nrRAPEZE’’ crattC legisl.alors. This means that ! ■ Kowalski stated that hunteis Troud Oa^»‘* C H IL D R E N i Soon: "Proud and Profane*t In many States/(he Democratic Kl BEK CU.YIIN'fi have told him the.v-killed as manj^ brought them to their Tnost atten- Nitv!rqlo'»J Kliyqniui.J Ar* * they , > tive silence by saying he had an ^lartv Is a loL^ronger." Denier /ri Tony Kiibek, hard as 40 rata in one day’Ft the'scene. I untisual reason for appearing. Stevenson: who man.v thought hitting infieldrr for. the Denver When asked what steps couid be ^Mnek was suffering from a mortal politi­ Bears iir the .\nierican Assn., us taken in the jios-sible interval be­ Another big roar greeted his an- ho w nouncenjent that he -«'ould not try cal weriind in carl.v spring, recov- the son of a former American Assn, tween the posting of- the area and to. dictate, the choice of the vice ELECTRONICS erfa to win the major piimary outfielder. Tony Sr., once hit'.352 the hiring of a custodian. Kowalski ' presidential candidate today. Harry ^^contests in May and June and to for the Mllxvaukee Brewers ,a suggested that the. Andover Vol­ LABORATORIES build a stt'arlily lengthening lead couple of decades ago. Whereas unteer Fire Department might, be' Truman applauded rather mechani­ MAT. a F.M. W A L N U T 7 PIECE CHROME DINETTE cally. NOW EV1&- COXT. Jn the preferences of delegates. Dad never made the majors, the requested to buin it over so ss to', Ideal for active, growing feet . . Jumping-Jacks By midsumr.ier his sti-atcgists .qounger Kubek h»* been’ tabbed eliminate the garbage qn which the Stevenson said he would make thru SAT. FRO.M 6:30 277 BROAD $129.95 VALUE! ON SALE A t comfortable, flexible welt construction . . sturdy, his fdfmal acceptance speech .Fri­ RESTAURANT felt a "bandwagon ps.vcholog'i'" 'by Yankee scouts as a "5'ankee,' rodents feed. day, night. PRESENTS was developing. 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CONN* FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1956 PAGE FTVB H Coventry \ Bolton . - - William Clark and Thomas Sheri­ questions lo be asked of' the can- I dan. ^ . V m A T —610 Join Donor Clubs Herter Dumps Staesen ,. Koreans lo Die To W e d Soon Bush, Dodd Scl didates. > W&.VB— Eighteen students now hold in­ ’’Replies limited to a maximum' termediate cards. They include WCXX3—ItN Daily Radio W POP— 1410 COP to Complete H, Frit* Noren has had his Firemen’s Pienic For Plol lo Kill For Debale on - of two minutes: an-additional one i SusAn Miner, John Pellerin, Gordon mimite allowco for rebuttal. Both I l)ayU(bt Time W n o — 1080 name added to the Two Gallon Mielke, Diik Hutchinson, Timothy W PBO —1160 Hopefuls’ Roster Donor Club, wh the following Sel for Sepl. 9 GOP Leaders Forecast "Mililary Official New Haven TV candidates asked to answer the Grose, Pearl Olmsted. Holly Man­ same questiens. have had their names added to ner. Gordon Fish, Hillery Mc- Tha toUowiog proKranv actiedulu.* "No written scripts nor tele- WHAY->Sav« a Ufe C o y en lri' A ug. 17 I Special) the One Gallon Donor Club: Bolton. Aug. 17 1 Special I — The Aneeny, Karen Mortensen, Robert Seoul, AUg. 17 (IT) — A military ..H a rtfo rd , A ug. 17 (/Pi—The CJon- r Mrs. Elizabeth llodgett; Mrs. Aremen are hoping there will not prompters to be used by the can­ v a aupi^ad by the radio managa- iVCCO-*Uood fiIv**iUnc Gdkxl llu•^o Peraona Interested In runnlnK for Nichols, ' Henry Re.vnolda, Ned ROASTING CHICKENS I court today convicted five. South! nei;trjcut I.a!ague of Women Voters | WKNB—PJtn^r Party office on the Republican ticket E ileen K rajew ski, NfMtoh S. be any need for their services Sept. RenominatLon of Nixon didates. inanta and ara aubjeet to chansa WTIC—On# Man'# Family Griffith, .Peggy Griffith, Donna I Korean aoldier.i of takihg part in j announced today it has arranged i W D Rr-K . n Morrow this fail must file their written in- Camllleri. At'y. .lohn D. La- 9 between noon and dark because for the rival candidates for U.S. ■ "F"ollowlng the question period ; without notice. that day they will be congregated Pe-rett, Terry D'ltalia. Cynthia Here you gel tender, delicious, fuli-grown Cornish i the assasalnation' of th^ir army's | WPOP—Say It With Mu^ir tentiona with the Town Committee Belle, Atty. Jay E, Rublnow. : Senator in the November election, : each candidate alloweit Av-c min- I a.aa—‘ i at Sperry's Pond on the annual DeMars and Jo.yce Coseo. (Continued Irom Page One) utes in which to air his views. WHAY—Uusic MeixOanl I WHAY —Dotiirm vb. PhllB. Jiefore Tuesday. The 'next vi.sit of the Red Rock roasters at reftular roaster rices. You can barbecue i counterintelligence chief. I |Seh. Bu.sh (R) and Rep. Dodd (Di, ' 1 family picnic of the department. • There were 25 youngsters who VVeOJ—Record R»vue WCCC—Good KvcninR UoiKl Music The Republican cauru.>< Sept. .4 Cross Bloodmoblle will hr Tues­ ! The court sentenced Col. Huh; to meet in a television debate at j ’The League moderator to open ; WtCKV-Burbell Uatlnet | WKNB —Pveport Chairman of the standing enter­ made the Jump to frogs including them like broilers without havint; to^pend on the flavor Hall told a press and Union Target Plane will .select two candidates for elec­ day. A ug. 21. a t the C en ter ' Tai, Yiihg, 37. and Sgt. Lee YoO' New Haven on Sept. 19 between ' and close the program.’’ WTIC--Woman WTIC—Frpd Wanng tainment committee, John Gari­ Dorothy Clark. Joy Stevenson, League Club dinner; WDRC—C«l Knlby I WDR*'—Kdrti** Arnt)14 tion as repreaentativeai lo iVi'e Gen­ Congr<|gationaI Church from of the sauce to make them good. "It will be President Eiken- Hoi. 27, to die. The other sentenc-' 9:30 and 10 p.m. W-POP—W»x work* eral Assembly and six for* Justice.! 12:4.V—.1:30. baldi. has eight stalwarts helping Alice Hall. Donnk Griffin Barbara 8 WPOP—<’ountFr Snv hower and Dick Nixon on the ftr.it i Dodd challenged Bush to a •;IA- of the peace. to arrange details of the picnic Liebman, Valerie McAneeny. Nor­ Heavy Jersey cream 30c per '/i pt. Slips ^Leasli’ iluiic. Merchant WIIA^ - vn, Phil# ballot, and I think the people Will in prison; Col. Lee Chin Young. 3 debate when he made his ac- i Chief Proclaimed WCCO—Recwid R«ru* WCCC—Good fe^vehina Good Music W eeders, to .Meet right down to who's going to bring man Nichols, Steven Nichols, give them a Republican House and; Palmdale, Calif., Augj 17 (/Pi-- years, and 1st Lt. Huh Byng Ik, ceptance .speech at the Democratic ' WKNB—SporU WKNS-Musir : The Merry wVeders 4-H Club the toothpicks. The,v Include Jack Wayne Nichols. Joanne Rose. 5 yea its. Stale Convenliom WTIC—Radio iJina • WTIC—>'i#‘d Waring will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Early. John Harris, Al Barrett, Judith Ro.se, Diane Tedford, Don­ Senate to carrj- out the proRram.':, piiolle.ss target plane slipjied iUs Bv Ecuador Body WDRC—f.’al Kolb> WDRC—Yours Tnily ' Freed Newsman, 50GER OLCOn • * WPOP—Waxwork! home of Mary Jane Toothaker to William Clifford. Dale Smith. Clif­ na Tedford. Kenneth Swartz, He conicded .other names than . The sentences are subject to re­ Subsequently, repre-sehtative of WPOP—Countt'r Spy Nixon's might be offered, electronic lea.sh and. for more than ___ _ _ ...... _ Bu.!h askc.it the League of'Women j a;sa— SiSS— complete 'plan.s for entries in the ton Reynolds, James Finnegan and Mary Ann Sheridan. Leslie Hunter, view by higher military author- Quito, Ecuador. Aug; 17 (fP)- -, These are freshly cut selected .spikc.s. tUlAV—Beity Kimball Family Reunited 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 While Republican, platform tw o hours, played t a s at 30.0001 itie.x. P resident S yngm an R h e e Voters to arrange a debate. WCCC—Record Revua WHAY DiHig^rg vs Phils 4-H towti fair Aug. 2.1 In the l,awrence Fiano. Poll.v Ann Swanson, Bobby Lodi, Camllo Ponce Henriquez was pro- j A bouquet or twu would be welcome WKNB—Ba.cball Matmet WTIC—Nations) Radio Fan Club Church Community House. The program for the da.v will David Miner, Paul D'ltalia, Roger drafters heard conlimied and re-i fpgt rockel-firinp; aii' foice j must approve the death sentences, Mrs. John D. Briscoe of Lake­ WDRC—Radio Workshop ville. League prc.sidenl. told both claimed president of Ecuador by in the home, at church, in (he hospital WTIC—Radio iJinr WPOP Ampriran Muslr Hall Vienna, A u stria. A ug. 17 oP' • consist of dancing aiid games with Grose, Claire Soutlierlin, Mar­ peated ca|ls for a strong and spe-j that tried imsucces.ifiilly to' Two civilians .were convicted ' WDRO—Record Shep Committee Hlekrd i last Saturday of firing the fatal candidates in letters made public or for that chfonic shut in. WPOP—Waxw orka S:4&— Tlie Rotary Club has elected A. -Endre Marton.. Associa* d Press plenty to eat. The department will garet Peace, Susan Potter, Mar­ ■ciflo Civil Rights plank, they also' shoot It down. ' Congress today, fte was the first WHAY D odg'tt vs. Phils •xorrespondertt in Budapest, has furnish frankfurts, hambtirgs, ice- jorie Luke. f heard the ffrsl signs that Southern; 'piie drone a F 6F heilcat of ' shots into Lt. Gen. Kim Chang i today that the debate will be held consecutive to 'w in the* p o st in 60 ' 4iU— WTH'—National Radio Fan Club G. M orse. L. Jam es Ixiyzim a'nd< in the studio of station WNHC-TV. WriAV—Hetty Kunball WDRC—I^dlo Workshop been released from a HungaritU 'cream and soft drinks. Members of The largest grouji to meet ad­ Republicans won't nccc.ssarily shun Worlii War II carrier , fame- Young on a Seoul street la,!l Janu- yoai's. WCCC—Record Revue , Dean G. Wiley as a committee to Herald Photo and "in order to gain maximum See Us for the Following: Fertilizers, Insecticides, WF»OP- Ampilran Musir Hall prison and reunited with his fam- the Women's Auxiliary will vancement requirements were the a floor fight next week over Civil l.nally ended its la: t, high - fling ary. Ponce Enriquez won the June. WKNB—Bfrxeball Matinee be in charge of suggestions for the Jo Ann Moriconi j coverage" the league is attempting | WTIC—Radio Ijine lly. furnish all other supper di.shes to 32 who are now poll.vwogs, Tliey To Perpetuate Right.!. when it ran out of pa.! and crashed Col, Huh was convicteS of ma.s- election by a plurality of 3,046 ! Large and bniall Bairs of Peat Moss WDRC—Record Shop WHAY. DtHlgt-rs vs. Phils club's improvement and commun­ I to get other .stations to carry the i WPOP—^’axwork! ’ WTIC—National Fan Club ity service_ ___ ^ progiam ______A Hungarian interior"" miniatry complete the meal. include Kathleen Scsnlon. Mary *■ .Lester Pnmonk, vice chairman yesterday in a field 11 miles cast termlnding the assasination plot votes. He (Killed less th an a th ird j WDRC—Mv S^ui FireG Chief Peter Massolini and of Virginia Rejmblicans, and a o: here. The 208 roi'keta fired at and Lee of driving the Jeep used Mr. and'Mrs. Orlando Moriconi i program also. ' | of the total vote but emerged on 1 B'#a— WPOP—AnjoHcan Music Hall Joseph Ploufe has been elected' spokfrsman in Budapest said Mar- Jo Nichols, Thomas Crockett, ‘WHAY—Record Roden John Garibaldi are attending the A Cherished " member jof the National Finance it, however, were blamed for a b.v the two civilian gunmen. Maj of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., former- The piogram will he limited t’o'j top because of the .split liberal \ WCCC—Record Review ( . • :1^ ■secretarv of the club. ' ton had been given full clemency. Allai. Rose, Barbara Koehler, C>-n- WKNB—Baarball Matlnea\ . WHAV' Dixlgrt'S v«.‘Phils ■ Rotarv road signs will be in- Marton, 44-year-old Hungarian State Firemen’s 73rd Annual Con­ thla Willey, Paul Leonard, Eric (Jommiltee and the Convention dozen fires and pelted the com- I Soo was convicted of lending the iv of Manchester, announce the , "'“jo’’ P^^ty candidates, I vote for his three op|ionents. WOODLAND GARDENS WTIC—National Fan Club vention at Naugatuck this week. “ ud a le '-c■pistols ■ ■ used - by the as.sassins and . # .u i- Beiscoe aaiit—because . the ------.lOHN .1, ZAP.VDKA WTIC—Kewa stalled shortly according to Percy; national, was arrested in February. John.ston, Linda Re.vnolds, Dorolliy munttles of Nc\t7 all. Palm engagement of their dail^hter, Jo available time is scarce. WNHC-TV Congress wah- ti> hav WDR.C—Newi W'DRC-^Tohniiy l^ lla r —Memoi'y— "I ahall do everything on the Lt. Huh of participating in the (.laimcd Ponce Enriquez Aug. 10.; 168 WOODLAND ST. • OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 • »1I 3-8474 WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Amarican Music Hall Chas.se, piiblli itv chairman. ' in Budapeiil on charges of Svvim Program Clark, lyiarjorie Luke, Star Chap­ and San..,!!.!. Ann,Ann. to Francis C. Vietts Jr., son' the time to the league ■tie— »:SG- Six g u ests a tten d ed the dinner j »P.Vlng fo r U.S. intelligence agents. The PTA-Red Cross swimming lin. Susan Williams, Anne Miner, committee -and in Ihe convention Rocket Slama into Road plol. of Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Vietts i a ,nnrkR«mai, fni- v tf. hut a liberal ho.vcott of the lower I WHAY Dodg**rs va, Phils WHAY—Record Rodeo meeting Wednesday night ih the He had worked as a part-time AP program ended a most swccessful Jean Pesce. Judy Lodi, Beth Gor­ Choose wisely the monument to prevent the convention from One rocket, .said I.Jirry Kemp- Col. Huh admitted his part in of 46 Village St.. Rockville. ! Silvemrvs Stevenso/^m hou.se preventeti it from sitting. ; WCCC—Record Review WTIC — Domorratlr C«*nvrntlr»n saying it support.! legislation to WKNB—Baseball Matinee WDRC—Dr mortal ir (*anipalrn First Congregational Church ves­ correspon.dent in Budapest from second season toda,v. with about ton. Linda Rosei Wayne Hobby. that will stand forever in ton, slammed into the pavement the plot, saymg Gen; Kim was The Wedding will take place Aug. ',3 . " p They lifted their boycott yester-I WTIC—1U8U Radio Laos' WPOP—D‘*morra!ic. r*onv«'ntion 1947 until the time of his arrest. two-thirds of the original enroll­ Sui,an Lassen, George Aliirphv. force the South to carry out pro­ and exploded only a few fee’ fi»m killed "for th*e good of the na- 23 at 10 a^m. in St.*^ Bridget’s ; u»y. ( Advertise in ITie H^ald— It Pays WDRC—t'al Knlby • ;a - try . - .silent tribute to your ioved visions of the Supreme" Court der (4iiirrli Services " His wife. Ilona, who had worked ment completing requirements to Emily Leiner, David Southerli'n. I'ia station wagon a inile and a iWlf lion." The prosecution charged the church ' , ‘t. ^ ^' WPOP—Bob and Ray WHAY Dodgf^rs vs - Phils ones. c i a i o n" on desegregation in ■ • a personal grudge ------| ’lor, she uanta to be included in , WTIC—D4*mocratlr. Convention for the United' Press for about the pass to a more advanced class. Robin Potter. Dougins Chandler, CKi.t of Palmdale. Kemplon, of colonel had •:aa— WDRC—Democratic t'amt»atni Tlie Rev, Siegmar Blambeig will schools, he said. against the general. I•'ny debate among nominees for' WHAY—Swlna Easy same period, was arrested and C onducted Ave days a w eek a t Thomas ^liner. Marlene McLougii- nearby Ijeona Valley, and his the year. Mrs. Madelyn Morey won | that office. WCCC—Record Review WPOP—Democratic Convention occupy the pulpit in the First Con- He warned Illinois Sen. F.verelt charged with him. Bolton Lakehouse Beach, the pro­ lln,- B a rb ara Cocconi. N ani y G rif­ We have our own designing mother, , Mis. Bernice "Kei.iplon. the dress making contest WKNB—Baseball Matinee gregationai Church for the next Dirksen, chairman of the ■ Civil Mrs. Briscoe told Bush and Dodd WTIC—UNU Radio Laos WHAVt Dtidgers vs. Phils The Budapest radio said last Jan. gram has been under the .super­ fin. Thomas Freddo, Waltei' Rosei' service to build a monument e.scaped injury from windshield L. William Lines, lecturer, will lh.nt the nrogram u 1 ll follow the I WTIC—Dernfkcratic Convention four .Sundays. Services here Sun­ Rights .subcommittiBe, "Republi­ glas.a. shattered h>’ fragments WDRC—Cal Kolbv 14 Marton had been sentenced lo vision of Mrs. Richard Olmsted snd William Ursin.. • JUST FOR YOU at no extra leave Monday for the New Eng­ same format as did a League of WPOP—Bob and Ray - WDRC—Democratic ('ampairn day and AU|;. 26 will be at 9:30 cans in the Soutli c^an give Pieai- whieli also blew nut hotli,^ front W PO P— m ocr a I Ic (*on v r n t lo n .six years and his wife lo three PTA recreation chairman. .Mis.s cost. We do all cutting in land Grange Lecturers’ Confci ence Women Voters debate between §l4t— a.m. Beginning Sept. 2 the services dent Eisenhower's majority and tires. Grange Notes ! • :! » - . years. Mrs. Marton was released June Rose, a June graduate of the Manchester Evening Herald | our own shop, from the I to be held Aug. 20 through 23 at gubern.'itoHal candidates two years WHAY—Swlna Easy WHAY DtHlgfis’va Phils will be at the regular hour of 10:43 can elect Republican Congresshien [ Two duds were found,.one near a WCCC—Record Review in A pril. Univ’esi ity of Connecticut who will Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Jo- ; rough stone to the Anished the University of Vermont, Bur- ago. the smartest kids WKNB—Today In SporU WTIC—Democratic Ctm\>nl|on a.m . provided you don’t throw a 1 school arid the U.S. F'ore.str. Reiw- WPRC— DemocratIr t!am pa tgn Marton telephoned the news of teach Ph.vslcal Education at Man seph D 'ltalia. telephone MI S-.5343. | memorial . . . AND WE lihgton. She wrote: ' W nC —1060 Radio Laos WPOP—D«’mo<'raii4‘ Conv»'ntion Scpl. 16. the Rev. Ja m e s R. M ac- monkey wrench in this platform.’’ I ire blamed the 2.73-incli rix k ets Visitors from 10 Granges at­ WDRC—Record Shop Arthur of Ludlow, Mass, will his release from Budapest to Vien­ Chester High School this fall, was EMPLOY T H E MOST "Roughly outlined, the 'rules’ WPOP—Weather and Newa ihia#------Thomas K. Stagg, Jr.. Shreve-, f„ a ra.sh of fire. One. neai'Xfl. tended the meeting of the Alan The Manclirster Grange will in school WHAY - Dodg#*rs vs, Phils preach his first sermon as pastor na and said fie had been permitted chief instructor. .She was as.slsted SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL­ leave Orange Hall on Sept. 3 at 7 | P''o8ram were as. •:M- WTIC—Democratic Conveniitin to rejoin hia w ife and their two by John Dormer of Manchiester, ABLE. IKirt, 1.41.. delegate, also warned [ fjlea.son. had swept TOO acres by ! Wednesday night WHAY-News WDRC—Demo<’rat!r (*ampal|m of the Churcli. that a plank .suggesting legislation j ir.ghtfali. The visitors presented the pro­ p.m. for a mystery ride. "Participants he.sides ,tfte two WCCC—Good Uvenlna Good Uuels .. WPOP—Democratic Cotivrnlion . Tlie Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, pas­ children. serving his second year, and Miss gram . WKNB—Today In Sports Mary Moriarty of .Manchester. Paul Private Service to implement the High CoiiVt's de-; Radio control with the prop- . . I candidates limited to League'of; shop at.. WTIC—Newa tor of tha .Second Congregational I Mrs. Beatrice Little, wa.s elected WllAVr^DtHigrrs vs Phils .Sheridan also assisted in the vari­ OTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OUR SKILLFUL cision would. co.Ht the GOP the driven drone'was lost almost im- A 1.000 pound steer yields only I Women Voters members WDRC—Newa WTIC Dem^rcratic Convention Cluirch will use "A to Z" as his j Apartments steward and Miss Edith Williams WPOP—Newa ous activities of the program. Only WORK . . . BUT IT IS NEVER DUPLICATED ^ gains it has niacie in Ihe South. ! medialriy after it tckik off ’from about 35 pounds of Porterhouse | -No audience at the studio, WDRC- Democratic (*ampairn sermon topic Sunday during the Separate entrances, air As the Southerners pleaded for gate keeper for the remainder of • :1 A - WPOP—Democratic t'onventfon Typhoon Bailers- two of the structoi's were paid but Pt. Mugu Naval Mis.sile Test, Sta- steaks. "The League formulated. ' the • 10 a.m. services. The Aug. 26 serv­ "mcHleration and temperance,'’ WHAV—SporU 8potll*ht tl:M - all were there on a dally basis. "conditioned through­ Tio- on the ,seai •i.st 'vest-of here. WCCC—Good Bveniof wood Unele WHA\—Dodgers va Phils ice will'be at 10 a m. Beginning out. ..Roy Wilkins, executive secretary Tw.o F89L fig liters w e n im- ' WKNB—Serenade Japan, Kills 18 Much of the success of the pro­ I WTIC—Sporta WTIC “P»*nu»cratir Convention. Sept. 2 the services w1l! be con­ of the National A.ssociation for liiediately dispatched froi..-Oxnard WDRC-. Democrahr Campaigti gram which drew many compli­ WDRO-^. Zalman WPOP—Prniocratic Con\>ntlnn ducted at the usual hour of It a.m. W IlU A M P. MANCHESTER the Advancement of CoJored Peo- Ail Force Base in an effort to WPOP—Lawrence Welk lltlf t- lioine Sold Tokyo, Aug. 17 ,<.5*1 Typhoon mentary remarks from parents pie, and New York Ally. G«m. I ,i,o„t (t down. WHAY-Dctatic Convet)ii«»n have purcha.sed the Joseph Henry j" The national police also report- conducted simultaneously. OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY firm and s(>eclfic diclarafion on WDRC —Democratic t'ampaign Y’esterday the instructors re­ 25 Alain St. Phone 5I1-3-S940 Oivil Rights. *’w Ha V—Dinner Date WPOP—Democratic Convention • home on Piiclier .St: They plan to;^^ g persons mis.sing. 21 Injured HARRISON STREET—TEL. MI 9-5807 WCCC—Go ^ Evening Good Muele 11:45- move into their new home ahortl.v.. ^^d 83 Ashing boats damaged. ported at the beach loaded down Platform drafters .said they plan Bosloii Posl Fails WKNB—Dinner Date to suggest these planks to the con­ WTIC—Three Stai Extra WHAY ChHlg-rs vs Phils In Training: ( Americans were reported with watermelons. Each instruction WDRC—Lowell Thnmaa WTIC Democratic Convention period was devoted to a noisy, vention: "To Publish A^aiii| WDRC—D.ernocratir ('ampaign Burton E. Moore will leave toda.v j harmed, but the storm caused Taxation General lax relief, in­ WPOP—Meet the Arllet for Camp Drum, N. I"., ..for two I minor damage to buildings ht the rough and tumble'Aght to get Ihe —— — . j 1:60- cluding relief to small businesji. WHAY—Encore Theater weeks service at the National | U.S. *ir base at Itazuke and the greased fruit out of the water and Boston. Aug. i" (/Tj .Three ■ WCCC—Good Evening Good Muele Guard Camp. Moore will return-to, naval base «l Sasebo, onto the beach. Each time it was contingent on a b."lanced budget. WKNB—Dinner Date 19.56 Race Offers accomplished, the melon was cut Foreign Policy , » Endorsement court-appointed trusiee* met to­ WTIC—Stare Toulfiht the University of Connecticut next' The center of the typhoon, with V IVY LEAGUE WDRC—Amoa 'n Andy month as a senior, majoring in j vvinds up lo’iiiO miles per hour, and the breathless swimmers ol the Eisenhowei foreign policy, day to study the- possibility of WPOP—Fulton Lewis Jr. Rematch Contest geographv. : swirleft over Japan's westernmost treated to a husk.v slice. guaranteeing the integrity. Of Is- lesuming publication of the Boston I:1A— No, not his baby. He just carries , rael but without promising arms, Personal Mention i Goto Islands-^and severely pound- There were 93 children who Po.st.' WHAY—Encore Tbeater and a specific mention- of Red ' WCCC—Good Evening Good Muele W ashington. A ug. 17 lA‘^ The Russell Leonard is spending a "1 'he Kyushu Ashing Aeel. passed standard requirements for The trio wa3 named yesterday WKNB—Evening Serennda advancement..The 11 who are now- around pictures of^his ^ China whicli pre.sumatil.v would op- . WTIC—Stare Tonight Democrats’ nomination of Adlai E. few days with Herbert Love Jr. f^*hs roared on up the vvestern federal . Judge George G. coast of Kyushu Japan s . main advanced swimmers are Bruce (Vise her seating in the I'nitcd i^ a m p u s R a g e ;-- V\ WDRC—Amoa n Andv . . ■at Rocky Neck where his parents. OK Used Car." NAtions. Sweeney on the petition of publish­ WPOP—E. P. Morgan <- Stevenson and the Republicans' ex­ southern Island and into the Ko­ Green, Richard Fish, Susan John­ er'John Fox lo reorganize the 123- CHINO •Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Love are pected renomination of Pre.sident rea straits. son. Liniia Olmsted. Edward LahOi^afid Public Welfare No WHAY—Save' a Life spending the summer. endorsement of right-to-work law Th '"':"''* newspaper under WCCC—Good Evening Good Muile Eiaenhower next week will provide Food Sale Pouech, Nicole Reynolds, Howard WKNB—Platter Parly tf byhv the states,stales Avithwith .somesnme rhaneeschanges the bankruptcy KCt. W nC —Newa of World a second running of their 1952^race The food sale sponsored by the 7 2 Die in Manila Cranh Skinner. Roy Winther, -Dena Mc­ fas'ored for the Tafl-Hartley Law. The Post did not publish today * Fashion Craze! WDRC-iBIng Croaby Auxiliary of the American Legion Donough. Carol.vn Mather and liberalization of Social SecuiKy, for the'second consecutive day. | PANTS for the presidency. WPOP—G. lleatler tomorrow will be,from 10 a.m. tq 3 M anila. Aug. 17 (.5*1 Tw elve Gwen Ovyren. The newspaitei' siipended (tub- f But though the top cifndidates and federal aid for school.Jjuild- p.m, in the South Coventr,v Fire- persons were killed and at least There are nine who qualiAed as ings lli'aTion Thursday “ivlreh emplo>'cs ' will be the same, there will be .Television Frorrams hoiiae. 27 injsired when a bus skidded in­ swimmers. They are Jane Griffith, Agi icultuie Endorsing flexible ‘2 P**<1 Reguloriy $3.50 On Paije Two argument until theXov. 6 election to a 10-foot ditch near Manila to- Karen Kilpatrick, Patricia Sheri­ price supports for farms, arid S18.JI00 they said he owes over which will t-or.ie out on top Mancheater Evening H e r • I d i da,v. Moat of the passengers were dan, Edith Toomey. Maril.vn Rose, the soil bank. ^"tk wages and con- this tiijie—tnhy of Holly- They ..said they \vould meet at Nlghta Plug Partg Georgia. Kentucky. Louisiana, Mis­ Using New Forms wood, consultant to the national H'c office of Frank Kozol. attoniey commtUee. announced "a, wliole , f?*' "examine the situa- TEL. »U S-8194 / sissippi. North Carolina. South Carolina and West Virginia!. New form.! for peimit.'C'went in-- KEMP’S new concept of political conven- ^ith a view to resuming tions " for this one. operations a.s soon as possible, if The total popular vote was Ei­ to use, by the office Building In­ INC. The platform, streamlined loji^ appears feasible.' senhower 33.936,2.32. .Stevenson spector Griswold Chappell yester- .3,000 words or so, It is ho|>fd. will | Judge Sweeney authorized the 27.314,992. \ day with the start of the Aacal FURNITURE •. Made for Hard Wear A N D MUSIC be presented in even shorter form' Iru.stees to o('crate the business LARGE SCREEN RCA The vote for Eisenhower set a ' ye.ai". , ' "but- the e.sseme and meaning manage the property author- COLOR TV $695 new record, hut Steve'h.soh's losing The* new forma, for building. .511 3-3080 will be clear." Muipliv declat**cd the trustees to operate the • Wonderfully Washable I electrical, plumbing, heating, and lA RLO W 'S vote would have been enough to’ "there will be no ciullei ing'up ' business arid mpriage the property win any previous election exdapt i burner permlta are less ^ulky than 763 MAIN 8T. with a lot Of verbiage ' he added, "it'* further oi'der of the court. TELEVISION ^ that in 1936. when Franklyn D. ; the ones which have been in use. Murphy sa.lilx President Eisen- He also directed J.hem to file by Blouse Rustproof Zippers and Snaps ^ TeL itU 3-009.5 Roosevelt rolled up 27.476.673 I All permits will be numbered a bower w-qn't talk'- Jonger than 20 Od. 13 a (Tetailed list of creditora 1089 Tolland Tpk., Bockland votes in his landslide victory over : aingle number .series instead of in minutes in hiiC' Thmiiday speech. »"<( stockholders as of Aug. 16. A lf M. Landon. 1 separate scries for each type! ' When the new baby of the familyis an OK Us6d The President himselfx.;has .

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Item: The Democrats will put oivned by the Gloucester Lobster First ’i>6 Polio Major make up pointa for the i I £tipmn$ ifpralB By ROGER PRIOE A dance w;as held last week at Skywatch Schedule LetUs the spirit of Tnimsn back into the Write Mrs. Eucc Co. and the Seaview Lobster Co, cohvoys will be at Hartford, Mid- | «• pUULJijHkU} BY IVJU the West Side Tennis Courts for No Regrets on, the fourth was a storage shed at. dletown. New Haven, Stamford » m r.nli.n PRINTINQ CO.. INC fight against the spirit of Stalin. Death in State children and teenagers. The dance Saturday Aug. IS , Rome, Aug. 17 (jTi Ambassador the Gloucester Yacht yard. and Norwalk. | » 111 BiHCll Slreel was the last one for that location PAINT Uancbrittr. Conn . ITiat match has become even M idnight- 2 A.m...... Volunteer* Needed Clare Boothe Luce said today that Fighting Adlai 'Embers and sparks from the Critical points on the routes of I - THOMAS F. rt^ U S O N this summer, and was well at­ raging fire set smaller fires on the New Haven, Aug. 17 OPi—Four­ march are at Canaan, Sheffield, i “ WALTER R. FERCDSON more appropriate than it was 2 a.m.—4 a.m. . . , ...... VnliintMrs Needed tended. Tonight the last dance of ...... :. Volunteers Needed aha Is getting scores of letters roofs of residences as far as a teen-year-old Ronald Mica of An­ Maas., Albany, N. Y , 'Voorhices- • PublliAtr* „ when the platform v^s drafted. 4^fn.—« a.m. , . Your House (Continued from Psgo One) Founded October i. ibel____ the sea.son will be held at the Rob- » ’'a.m .—8 a.m...... Volunteer* Needed from feltov’ sufferers from arsenic half-mile distafit. , sonia died of bulbar polio yealer- ville, N. Y.. C anajoharle, N. Y„ and ; But in all this platform, we can erl.son Park Tennis Courts...... Mary Anne Aronson paint poisoning. < ' , Numerous home-owners ran Trenton, N. Y. * PublUbed Krery Brenint Except -’'8 a.m .—10 a.m. , whatever ticket is put together by day. Hia was the first polio death find only one guarded hint of a« 10 a.m. 12 Noon ...... Volunteer* N^ded She held her first news confer­ from their beds to play garden Traffic safety will be emphasized THOMAS BENTLEY hoses on the smaller blazes. No in Connecticut this year. “ R3?*^?ftsr’ i?.'’‘a:i;;b^i?ir"oon*n!.‘s; toliry matter in which the Demo­ Art and crafts projects have con­ Noon- 2 p.m...... lames Galanek ence in Italy since she reported the Democratic convention t(xlay. throughout the march. tAiminous ‘ * « “^ ^ c»S n ''.Ca t w sisted of projects that were not 2 p.m. 4 p.m...... Volunteer* Needed He said he atands ready to do what­ homes were seriously damaged The boy, admitted to Grace-New strips . have been placed on all crats, If in power, might be ex­ that she was seriously ill last year Ml 9.2192 and no one Was. reported ii^ured. HaV’en Community Hospital Mon­ Payable In Adeance completed during the summer sea­ 4 p.m.—6 p.m...... Volunteer* Needed- , of arsenic poisoning,, traced" to ever la asked of hjm in the way of. vehiclea. The same t.ype of atrips' pected to do aomething a little bit son. Flach playground worked on ...... Linda Recknagel, .Carol Chace At the height of the blaze police day, never had received anti-polio will be used on the helmet liners . , One Y e a r...... 6 p.m.—8 p.m. paint in her bedroom ceiling. The Free EstimatM campaigning. shots. more consti'uctive than the Re­ •something different. p.m p.m. . Volunteer* Needed and volunteers went from hbuae_to of the military policemen W’ho are : . itx Hontbx 8 .—10 ambas.Hsdor said:’ house in the thickly- populated E. Meanwhile, the State Health De­ , Three Uontba .. publicans. They say they wpuld 1C p.m.—Midnight ...... Volunteer* Neeiled . "I was rather startled to find But the lack of attention he is being equipped with white, reflec­ I te e Mondi ...... Next Thursday, the playground Main St. area to alert residents. partment at Hartford reported the > weekly ...... pay .some attention to "practical" .Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. Vol­ that -arsenic, paint -poisoning., to getting now ia in strong contrast tor belts aijposta where they must season will wind up' with a, liiigi Fire officials said neither the State so far this year'has counted direct tra^c. SlBSle Copy .... proposals . for the. unification of unteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal" 'which some arc more allergic than to the way he attracted party t^ fM e e s go Playground Picnic at the West Building. Man^ester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1-5 cause nor extent of damage could 32 polio cases. A year ago this MEMBER OF^„_ „_ others. Is rather common. I have time there were 178. THE ASSOCUTED PRESS Germany, which sounds as If they Side Playground. Buses will pick lea'ders when he arrived here. be determined without hn investi­ "Rabbit Watching TV’ p.m .,' ■ , ^ ‘ received man.v letters from'those The Mica boy’s death was re­ The Aaaoclated Prtea le excluilyely were ready to abandon the Ache- up children from all the other play­ who have suffered in a mild way Hi.s step was as peppery aa ever gation. : anUUed to the uee ot repi^UMUon of This drawirtg is actually a real ground areas and transport, them as he walked along, accompanied ported by New* Haven's health di­ Bay Slate School All news diapAlcbeA credited to It. or ■son policy on Germany, which the United States of America after having gotten paint in their rector. Dr. Clement Batelli. : Boi otherwUn creduM m. tn»»^ i»P«r super Rabbit Ear Antenna that to the VVest Side Playground-at R.' fbod." by a smaller group of reportera . Jod *l»o the iixW'ti^wa publlihed here. Duller, made the grlevou mistake .undemocratic, racket-ridden, and than u.sual. Dr. Batelli also reported that a Leveled by F'ire WHEEUARROW All rttht^-dfrepublicalioir of apeclai Dr. Schwine built and it really Contests will be run- all morn­ Open Forum even Communistic because we are "It is not a healthy diet.” Reg. of honoring and retaining. ing between all the playgi-ound-s. In saying he has "no regrets" 38-year-'old StartTord, man had . Mt«pAtchei pe^elp are aleo referred. Improves the reception on their compelled to join the Union' of She said "old paint"— over '25 The been admitted to the hospital here B/g J ! ^ f*. //. $10.95 Nowhere in the platform, .ex­ At noon, the picnic lurtch will years old-usually causes such for making the fight for Harriman, Lowell, Mass., Aug. 17 (A*)--A • €apatity Iraf ^_ aervice client ,ot N. El. A. Serv- set. Last night we watched the This Itnton states', In'brder to become a citizen IDilJt/''^ he said he would "do it again as a possible polio case. general alarm fire swept upper * Ic*. lie. cept by denial that any such thing atari. Each child will. brin’g their and enjoy freedom, and pay,dues poisoning. Glastonbury reported a polio $ 8 3 5 . PobUahera RcpreaeoiaUvea: The Charley Chan movie, without even own' lunch, and the Recreatjon De­ To the Editor, under the same ciroumatancea. floors of, the 4-atory Morey Junior has happened, is there recognition in tax es? The Amba.ssador, who returned case yesterday — an 1 1 -year-old Sova yovr bodt-vi* fhh staal whaol. ' Julmi Mathewe, Special Aaency — Near turning on the powfr and when we partment will furnish the ice Mr.. Luplen. were you educated to Rome yestef-day after conva­ Hia only interest In the Vice Doctor Stiys High'School enriy today. ' Yorlt Chfeato. Deirn t end Boetnn. of the great foreign policy achieve­ I gave up my job in Cheney boy who had received two anti­ borrow for (own ond gordan. Con»* MiMSKR AUDIT BUREAU OF did flip the (iwitch it picked up erpa'm and soda. in the United Slates? Have you lescing since last May 10. .said she far infarmari** abaul faad (urfical- Presidential nominee. 'Truman City officials estimated damage an Amateur Hour front Central Bros, to help organize the first polio shots. His case was listed, forfobio Konditbor gHptj tmoofh- , CIRCUI.AT1UNS. / ment of President Elsenhower. lead, or forgotten, the history of is "feeling much better." However, mtdiral cara, S^asa ar writa: •aid, ia that he be a man "capable By KRWI.N P. JORDAN, M.D. would run to several hundred thou­ Africa, There was a fat lady who union in' Manchester. '''■ of being President.” however, as non-paralytic. sand dollars. rom ng ponctura proof rvbbor fko4 The HerAld PrlnUng Compapy, 1^.. Tliat has been, of course, to do the the United Slates of Ameria? she must remain on a special diet. CONNICTICUT MIDICAl IIRVICI Written for .NE.A Service. ' Hartford reported its first pos­ '*'^••1. Codmivmsplotad bolts. wa-s hilled 'as the "Last of the Red Our forefathers fought the Eng­ Born on th e lower . east side of Did he believe President Eisen­ Cause of the blaze which started u--“- n u a - ta a no Bnanenu- r giJoaelblllty^ things the Democrats might have Mrs. Luce s.aldsaid .she has nothing P.O. SOX 101 - NIW HAVIH I Moat of the allergies are not sibly polio case of the season. But t iplS ^ eiTora appMrtiis ]n_ ad- Hot Mail Mau.s" who sang "Tippi lish, bosses and king, with clubs, Manhattan Island, which is New to add to her previous denials that hower would get any "comfort" in a second floor stairwell Was not itr raadlng matter wished to do, but. never dared to. A Thought for Today Alfred L. Burgdorf, the city's ‘ ’.entOK Herald. tippl-tin" while a pigmy orchestra stones and few guns, to be free York City. she planned to resign as Amba.s- out of the Democratic ticket ? confined to the warm months of determined.. accompanied her on their blow "No Republican ever gets any healfti director, said the case has Fire Chief Francis J. Kelleher do. He has’ declared the impos­ from low pay and poor living con­ They could not scare ’me oiit .sador to Ital.v after the U.S. presi­ the year although a few of them, not been' confirmed by laboratory Z Dieplay adrertUInc cloalng boura: sibility of w’ar, and Uie neces.sity pipes; the.n a Gorilla played the The Goal ditions: and won the battle. of town: Still here 42 years, be­ dential election Nov-. 6. I comfort out of a Democratic con­ suffered hip injuries and smoke in­ “ For ».onday—1 p.m. Friday. bongo drums (we phoned in vention.;’ he said. like ragweed hay fever, are. .One testa. He said the patient was a » For T^eeday—1 p.m. MonMy. , 2 All roads that lead to God are Then the.v formed the g reatest cause I knew that Manchester be­ She di.sclaimed any inowledge of the moat importaht of these Is halation when a celling collapsed. of coexistence. He has, in fact, votes for him). After that a Wifeh An unidentified man inleirupted 24-year-old man, ainvaccinated. He was felled by falling beams but . For Wadneaday—1 p. m. TueaMy. , good; - ■ " ' Union in the whole world, and any longs to the' Union of the United of reports she is being considered iirticaia or hives. who was reported in good condi­ - For Thurtday—1 p. nv Wedoyiday. treated even our enemies as if Doctor came on and got a few What matters It, your faith, or one who did not join were out­ -States of America. for American Amba.ssador to Lon­ Tniman’s stroll to shake hia hand. crawled through the debris to - For Friday—1 p. m. Tbutaday. laughs by shrinking the MCs Usually, the first attack of tion at Hartford Hospital. for a brand new “ For Saturday—tn . m. F tlu y . they had a right to • exist. That mine; lawed, cowards, and shot spies t^nd don. WATKINS "I want to shake hands wi,th the hivea atarta suddenly and without safety. He was taken to St. John.'a 3-T Sw er-Cushion • Claeairied deaWlne: 10:30 a.m. eaeb head, I wanted to see some more Mr. F. W. Liipien, don’t expect Prealdent one time." he said. And So far thia month. Connecticut Hospital. there is less threat of wwr in the Both center at the goal divine traitors. Uncle Sam collects dues -everything free. The other fellow warning with the appearance of haa. had IS polio cases reported. ~ day o( pubUcaUen aactpt Saturday — of the program, bill Dr, Schwine Df love's eternal brotherhood. as income taxes, and so do others, he went off aayipg, "Praise God, I Ten other firemen suffered le.s- ** » A m. •______world today, that the things which Insisted on turning the set off so must live too. The bo-ss never raised did it." large raised red spots on the skin. From Aug, 1 to Aug. 16 last year ser injuries while fighting the A thou.sand creeds have come and the- Manufacturers Association, the pay without a fight, and that -WEST These are associated with severe there were 106 cases in the State. Friday, A uguat 17 are hap^fining in the w’orld today jie could • watch Charley Chan ♦gone; | the doctors with their Medical As­ Triumphant Enlry blaze which raged out of control again. cost money. I spent thousands of A week ago. Truman made a itching, ma.v appear an.vwhere on for four hours. They were treated by I are in the direction of peace, that But what is that to you dv me ? sociation. the lawyers with their Funeral Service the akin, and often Involve large TAPE RECORDER Creeds are but branches of Bar Association, and the churches. dollars of my own money and triumphant entry Into Chicago for at hospitals and released. g o o d / v e a r z We’II See How “Open” civilization' has a chance of living never was paid one cent salary as areas of the akin's surface. R e g . tree. All collect dues. They all have 'Ornmnd .1. West, Director the Democratic national conven- Fire Departments of five neigh­ $ 1 7 9 .9 5 instead of a certainty of commit­ worker and officer of the A.F.L. tipn. Stevenson and emissaries .. Not infrequently, an attack ap­ 43rd Division boring towns sent aid to the - The strategy of' the Demorrate The root of love lives on and on. strong unions, under a'fancy name. ' 142 Ka*l tV nIer St. pears suddenl.v, disappears in a * 13 9 9 5 Not a recap-not q second ting suicide, that Ame^ca, in its Though branch by branch proves You are forced to .join their ^nion Painters A Decorators o' America from other contenders for the Lowell Department. Z at Chicago, to stage a "wide open" Union. Try it, that' will make you Mltehell 9-7108 short time, and the cause Is never reputation, stands ciearIjKrecog­ Playground withereiS wood, ’ j or you cannot practice your pro- party’s . presidential nomination The roof of the 40-.year o I d y-MMol Hr# far ragular na Irada-ln Author Unknown , You have good, and bad. people meeting by Sen. Amenta? relfulUng from. cmdAin foods and the state at dusk today headed eign policy plank, which could evening for the annual Turtle , Stevenson's espou.sal oUsmodera- in .the area was to have provided prict $17.35 . . . plus lax and Iwa ra- at onco aod tsve! ~ Fresiaenl's health with the Sent in by Mrs. Charlotte C. Post in government and churches, until Union forever! what is the treatment. She says towards Camp Drum hear Water- well have been written by the Race. Boys and girls cheered their tion. ^ classrooms for the junior high cappable Kras Sknltor cavfnfs on ofhor afaoa ond wkWo $td»wmlls, fee* r presence of Richard Nixon in the Sponsored By the Manchester they are found,. Yours vci’>- truly. CALL: Ml 9-7540 she has hiyei almost constantly town.' N. Y. earnest, sincere, peace-seeking favorite turtl^a oh , to victory. Council of Churches. Is the president of the Union of Theodore C. Zimmer Last night, the convention gil._ The continuous overnight motor students, with grammar school Z vi«/e presidency. .Winners were given Special Event Stevenson the nomination by ac^ unless she watches her diet classes remaining at the Morey men who probably wrote the Denv-- losel.v. For 10 years she has hrok- m arch will pre.sent. a sensitive PAY AS u n u AS n ” A WEEK FOR FOURl ” But if the Democrats really *^X\vards. - clamation and'- Truman was training challenge to the civilian building. School authorities con­ ocratic plank. It would say aome­ ' It every time she ate lettuce MORE PEOPL'fe RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND Z stick honestly to their pro- shorn of all but past glories. soldiers who Will be taking the ferred on assignment of the pupils thing like this; The last family picnic supper Smiling grimly and gamelv. but recently she has had trouble long convoys away from, (heir from the damaged building ; nounced intention, they, will still also wllBNcelery, cucumbers, buck­ "We 'ecognlze that Pre.'iident of the sea.son was held Tuesday T rum an offered Stevenson hi* fiill home stations within a half hour • be in sesision next week, and they wheat panchkes. oranges, apples, Eisenhower has done a pioneering evening. Parents and youngsters campaign support eyen^-’is he after changing into iinlform “ might even enter the November took advantage of their last pondered' Whether ibe -former; plcklca, straw’beri'i®* aod tom a­ 50 MP8 to Line Route for peace 'which we were afraid toes. • election without any lice presl- chance to use the fireplaces bn Illinois Governor woiild accept it. Some 50 military policemen t • undertake while we were in the playgrounds to cook outi ■ The convention will hear from Unfortunately, tiils is be- no augmented by specially trained • dential candidate at ail. means an unusual experience. 20 WINDOW SHADES power, and we pledge that, if Trufrtan once- more, when he ad- guardsmen will be .stationed at ' TRUCK TIRE SALE! » It ix an excellent, prop^anda When a single food is involved STACK CHAIR 3-T CORD HI-MILER RIB elected this fall, we will take full Eating watermelons proved tb , dresses tija-Slosihg session tonight. critical points along the route. They, LONG WEARING 2 move to proclaim a "no hands'' be a pleasant pastime for ail the He ia^ufe to voice his backing for and can be identified, the problem wilt be assisteil by atate and local i Reg. $9.95 advantage of the opening for peace Save on Nationally Famous Brands is usually simple. One avoids eat­ Slack 'em up Z policy with regard to the vice pres- .children who participated in the Ib^^ew ticket against President police in Connecticut, Massachu-i $AL 95 he has created in the world." popular Watermelon Eating Con­ ing i t . ’ INTERSTATE CLEANTEX /tr easy Haring ‘v c o o d a ^ r r ' ~ idential nomination. asenhower and the Republicans. aetta and New York. test. Those who ale the most be­ It was only yesterday that Tru­ Of course, if the hives reaults Ordering the'e’htire division to Made to Order • Fomoul 1-T Cord ConrtrucHon • loniar LHa J from , aomething like m i j k or Mort Ratopf • Provod Portormoneg » But it ia likely to prove one fore the supply ran out won Wa­ man. a veteran of many political move over the* roads by tru ck was i $1.95 With Your Rollers 4l»r4y all waatkar wakbiaf It • PIm Mf wd « heck of a way to try to tun a con- A Truce In The Mirror termelon Contest Awards. wars, ha-d declared of hia effort to wheat, both of which are used the decision of Maj. Gen. Edmund '■ lane laMinf. teacM la* W want Ofkor aJaoa prfeod tew, fool r>4WMklo ^ in the preparation of many kinds Mar Aaart. M I' M M ar ahiaUnaM A i low m$ $1a35 wodktyl - mention. An : interKsting conflict of Bowers--Valery Edwards, Doris WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL FURNITURE SALE nominate Harriman: "This thing R. Walker. Commander of the 1 M l ■ U K Greene, Don Cratty, Lorraine Wil­ goes to the finish." of food. It mav be quite difffeult 43rd, The marcli is considered s lae*. Ckaica af fraan aad wMta Z However, wr ulll wait and see. methods and principles between a r rad "and irlida. son, Barbara Mahter. "The Old Man never stops in the to avoid the particular substance part of . the division's training E. A. JOHNSON « We should say that, M this ron- regular law enforcement agencies j^uckley—Kathy Kcllv, Tern’ middle of the fight," he said of which causes trouble. .which will continue until Aug. 30 Z vehtton is really unbpssed, and and "the "do-gooder” type of or­ •liSske, M ark Spiwak, M ark K'ei- himself. "They'll' have to knock However, often hives comes at the New York installation. PAINT GO. ler, Rosemary' Tremarco. from certain fish foods like crab- ~ still capable of making up its ganization has arisen down in Save on famous Stearns & Foster him out or beat him." The decision was based onj the 699 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 EXTRA VALUE EVENT! Charter Oak Larry Liscatti, And beat him they did while he meat or slrawberriei and if one value of night training as a result ' mind, its natural choice would be New "York Oty. Edward Moitow, Don Roglis, John of the.se is the only thing respon­ “ Kefauver, twice a bricies^naid, and watched from a box seal in the big sible it is not too difficult Just t'o The,, other night, organizations Chiaputti, Ronnie Kelsy. convention hall fiefot-e the eyes of INCHES - how deserving of some sentimental known as the Lower East Side Green—Vicki Millftte, Enid thousands of fellow Democrats and omit th.e particular sub.stance , , Rosenthal, /ticky McAdams, Fred- Horn the diet. “ consolation bouquet. Neighborhood.s As.sopation, and die O'Dell, Eddie Stephens a TV audience of millions. _ Urticaria also can result from ONLY 36 H was a tough night for the 72- - But the more likely pos.yibillty, the Youth Board, both of which Nathah Hale- Eddie Uriano, such tilings as drugs, furs, insect WASHER Yet It Gives You the CempletB Cooking year-old former PresldeiU. .You bites, or infection. , A BUY - If the convention is really un- I Donna Edwards. ,Diane Girardin, ! have really done much good could see how tough it was by look­ Service that Big Standard Models Provida Z bossed, is that it . will succeed in Improving condiUon.s . on New Janet Falkowski, Anna Demko. Occasionally', a person breaks Robertson, R u m g n e . Salciua, ing at hia grimly set face and out in hives when exposed to heat Z picking nobody, and that if the forced smile. York's East Side,,, conducted a Diane Frisch, Buddy Linders, i or cold. Every once in a while, for ~ bOGses, including those naturally truce meeting between rival teen­ Joyce Rylander. Elaine Rubacha. | A* -Stevenson went over the top. example, hives develops if a piece YOU.CAH’T BEAT! Truman was asked If he had any ; representing Adlai Steven.son, age gangs which had been head­ Valley .St., Marsha Lennon. U n-] of ice is placed in contact with comment. - ^ the skin or even when a person ;; don't move in and re.solve the ing toward open war with one ah- da Frank. Jane Ro.v, Jack Curtin, I Allen" Tomlinson. MATTRESSES - BOX SPRINGS "Only th at the Democrats will goes from a warm room out into - deadlock, the convention will be' win." he said. ONLY. other. At this meeting, the do- Verplanck, Mike. Griffin, Johnny ■cold air. - paralysed. good organizations persuaded the Lone, J

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1958 PAGE E IC T f -UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1968 . f ' PAGE NIMI Benson Attacks ■was dead. He notified Police. PrimaryRace State Delegates Soennd Bolton Youth Dim Within Eight Days Injured Driver Highway Patrolman John COx Stock Market | O bituary said Arnold greeted him; r FOR 51AX1MDM HEAT and TROUBLE FREE OPERATION Delegates Informed Kefauver Favored, Democrats for Lays Helpless ■Tm aure glad to sec you/’ "He, talked .just like anybody Prices Mount P ace Faster Join Campaign Farlmer Plank For Four Days else,’’ Cox added. "Even joked. He'a gi| day* beside a highway come home. ^ and Serviced Promptly and Efflelently — — • Market: man for the First Congressional (Continued from Page One) Many pivotal issues rose frac-i —------i Dialilct, and Slate Ren. Paul Mrs. Charlotlj W. Avery. 87, tary of Agriculture Benson aa "a after wreckii^ his automobile in "I called the police and they told morning news confet^hce hr hopet Soviet Issues me.not to worry, that he probably tionally. A few favorites gainedjii | out precedent." Kennedy it 3P. | Hospital Fact .\menla of New Britain, began of East Hartfoi-d, died yesterday As delegation chairman, it wan toaaed salad composed of inacciira- avoiding a deer on the road. ► «• E-*ILLIS « 80M. 4 to win on the first ballot. point or so. There were some los- \ Nixpn. incidentally, is 43. picking up speed today. in Hartford Hoapital. She wgs the Ribicoff who’^ cast ConnecticOfa cie*. half truths, platitudes and had gone fishing. M.y brother and Kefau\'er applauded Stevenson's votes, boosting Stevenson's total at Daniel ,G. Arnold. 46, was hos­ I drove everywhere we could think Bible Edition , .w Asked ho,w he thought the .race Ward and . Amenta, the latter mother of Benjamin T. Avery of promiaei impossible to fulll." ^ — p h o n e Ml S-81U 1 proposal to let the delegale.s The market wa.s higher from the , . , " j , u ■ seeking to upset Ward for the 42 Walker St., and a member of that point to 168. "y "It is noteworthy for the things pitalized with a broken pelvis, but of. but there wasnVa trace.” start, gained momenliim, t h e n ' « “ «»’ aplng up. Kennedy told- nnmlnatV>n', in ar""party primary the Buckingham Congregational Photographers pressed in on the it omits,” he declared in a atate- waa reported "in fine shape”' today She said the.v.'oidn’t drive the actually pick the vice presidential road Arnold cedshed on. S'ew York, Aug:. 17 (iPi...Th* some slocks eased s trifle. newsmen it appeared to him that Aug. 29, have made charges and j Church in Glastonbury and its Governor from all sides. His fellow , ment given reporters during a 20- by attenilanta. nominee, aomething yiey hadn t soviet government, which delegates stood up and cheered aa Crucible Steel and General his main opposition was from Ke- denials concerning inritationa to j Ladies' Aid Societ.v. ' minute atop here while flying from He waa found yesterday by Emil done in years. more than a quarter «f a cen- Dynamics, the latter one of the fauver and Humphrey but that debate. Besides her son. she leaves two j be quietly announced: Wkshington to Idaho Falls, Idaho, daughters, Mrs. Mary F. Taylor | "Connecticut casts its 20 votea Reber. who for the third day SpoUight on Ike’s tury prohibited publication of the most active stocks yesterday, en­ Amenta and. his backen. claim . for a speech. noticed ikid marks of Arnold's Deaths Last Night GOLDEN IN COLOR. joyed heavy turnover' Each ad­ Wagner'a bid might become "seri­ of North Storiington, and Mi's for Adlal Stevenson.” In his unusual move, Stevenson ' r ^ ^ , ous." He had not. at that time, re­ Ward- has repeatedly refused to Benson aaid that controls over car and Investigated. PURE AS CAN BE, x apitUghted Eisenhower s health b>ble, is novr in the biiainea, of ex- vanced a point or ' so. Carlton T. Hathaway of East Backed Adlal Early farmers would be necessary if the apouisni.^ " .miahhu poiting bibles from the U.S.S.R. ceived word that Gore was getUr ■■ accept invitation^ to debate. Hartford; and seven grandchil­ Arnold left home at 6:10' a.m. By THE ASSOCIATED Pr e s s 'Leading steels went ahead frac­ Gerard Johnson of .Mludletown, Ribicoff had (lome out personal­ Democratic promise to support Stlnday for his job kt Contra HEALS JUST LIKE MAGIC, StaaI2n*a ef! The Soviet bibles, are on sale at tions but U.S. Steel was unchang­ •into the conies dren. Los Angeles. Aug. 7 '/Pi — Bela started by Harold E. Stassena er- .. „ . , . Gov. Abraham Rthicoff of Con­ Amenta's campaign secretary, ly fo r ' Stevenson last February, livestock prices was" carried out. Costa Country Hospital in Marti­ TRY IT AND SEE. forU to ditch Vice President Nixon. • ed on a opening block of 1,500 Funeral services will be held Lugosi, 73. who won. international necticut, ■ supporting Kennedy, claimed Ward refused an ivitation long before most Democratic gov­ "To carry out their rash pledge nez. He drove a back road to pick shares at 6.')',. Saturday at I p.m. 'at the Lowe ernors. Beyond" that, when Harry stage and screen fame in the title Most top^GOP ^*."1 T^e .Vl.OOO copieA of the bible described the situation of the mo- cxtended'by the Hart/ord Women's Funeral Home. 28 Naubuc Ave.. they mutt tell the hog farmer how up a purse who worked at the role of Brani Stoker's mystery. saying Nixon is Eisenhower s j g Oils were mixed as the '. Hollywood. Aug. 17 (d*! Kath­ Stevenson told the Democratic of 1,063.013,000 copies of the worlfti to who would come up with the en'.s League offered three different Friends, may call at the funeral and indeciaion followed, in aoma have and how many eggs the and Arnold slammed on the leen Howard. 72. former opera dclegatea the voters “have 4.he Royal Dutch edged ahead. Texas pital bill is for bed and ’ board. dates, but Waa'd hacked down. states, Connecticut Meld firm. brakes. His car skidded and" rollqd of Marx. Engels, Lenin and Stalin Pacific Coai & Oil was off slightly ball. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. hen can lay. And they must regu­ singer who later became a .succcss- BIG RED B , solemn obligation to consider with from Soviet figures. "You have a loose ball now," he Most of It goes toward the mod­ Johnson also said Ward refused It got its reward with Steven­ late tha calf crop on’ the Western five times down a step 35 fopt fui motion picture actre.ss and the utmost care who. will be their following its minor decline of to meet with Amenta at the "Man­ son's nomination and it liked it. embankment. I The exported bibles are from an yesterday when it had heavy turn­ said. est earrtings of the nurses, tech­ range,’* the secretary said. I fashion editor, died Wednesday, President if the elected President i of 25.000 copies of the Holy Kennedy was cheered by word chester Education Night" held Said Ribicoff: Arnold could not stand. He j She was born in Canada. . It Soothis it Heals IfsManrilout over on newa .Sinclair had con­ nicians. cooks, laundresses, hou.se- "The Connecticut delegation is la prevented by higher will from | scriptures issued by the Russian tl at Virginia's delegation had here Wednesday shouted but no one heard him. I • ■ V. NO HOME SHOULD BE XVITHOUMT serving his full term.” | Orthodox Church this year. This tracted to buy 1,100,000 shares oL keapers. administration personnel F u n era ls enthusiastic about Stevenson's He worked his wav to a -dis­ vjjted to give him lla 3'2 votes. Curbs Cajup^gn I FOR and " maintenance force who.se nomination. We are confident that ‘Betsy’ .320 Miles carded bottle and filled It with The Democratic nominee made no was the first edition of the bible to ' Parke H Davis >• gained a good frac Mlnneaota Vote Split Ward countere he ia curSing hla Cut* Ahrasinn* VIrerations Carbunclaa direct reference to Eisenhower s , be published in the U.S.S.R. "fnee ' . , „ round-tiie-,cl6ck efforts directly or the convention has chosen-the best radiator water. The water tasted ih. n.nti.t I following news it wss manu- The Minnesota delegation agreed campaign while acting aa governor William Sleiirpa Fungus Chapping Roils PuriUs heart attack nor«/!*• to his int*fttinalIntestinal ' 1928, u?hanwhen th# RimalMn RAntlat . • ® ^ maiUJ Indirectly hasten the patient's re­ qualified man." Off Virginia Coast oily and rusty, but it kept him to cast 20 >2 votes for Humphrey covery. in the ab.sence of Gov. A- A. Ribi­ Largely attended- funeral serv­ Kfzema Sunburn Bruise* Minor Bums operation. But he added: Chu'ch got coff and Lt. Cov. Charles W. He also expressed confidence alive. caused ".3 3-4 on But by indirection, John.son took includes the means of livelihood Monday. The Rev. John Delaney was the about 320 miles off the Virginia dency has grown so great that the . The Russian Orthodox Church Ward said he is curbing his cam­ Rlbicoff's only comment was: coast, On 'Thursday, Reber stopped, XVeldon Drug expects to publish 75.000 more an opening block of l.tOO .ahares issue with Uie contention by some for atmosjt two persons. celebrant; the Rev. Theodore looked down and thought Arnold IbsIsI en a Telsa Man Uggett’s, Main St. nation’s attention has become fo­ and extended its advance frac- of the Kefauver people that paign "SO ! - not to embarrass the Gubala, the deacon: and the Rev, "I think that Stevenson is much The Weather Bureau said at 5 (Quinn’* Sage Allen A Co. copies in the near future. The atrong.er today than he was two X’nu’ll find the members list­ cused as never before on the of- Russian Baptists are planning to !lton«*ly. Kefauver would win on the first office of governor," Edgar Farrell, the sub deacon. am. BST that the 7-day-old hur­ Arthur Drug « , B ...... an/t lUUIIlll.'*months H|CU,ago. AHAa IIIof HOW,now, I1 wouldW O U l U flee of the vice pre^ency/’ Ste-| ...... • - ^^e ■ , In thei American Stock JSx- ballot. _' At his> headquarters in Hartford ricane was advancing at about 23 ed in the yellow pages of Pine I,eno\ Pharmary venson continued. The choice of ^ the ch«nge .prices were , lower. ^ North No Juror Chosen I thi.H moi-hing. Ward denied can- soloist. Father Gubsla read Tut the extimate *that he will 'be much miles an hour. Betsy was expected your telephone book. Pine Re.vull Pharmacy Johns0n~8atd"tTe~expecled that stronger in 1956 than he was in that office has become almost ■» I earliest opportunity Other rell-i Airlines. Creole Petroleum. it would take a number of bal­ daling any dates to* meet publicly committal service in ' St. James' to move toward the northeast at XX'entown Pharmacy Important*—— -- the choice of the' ------j n------' v\ith Amenta, and said he sent 19.52. , about the same or slightiv faster , ■ Burliamp Pholn gious groups ’ have received per- I Kaiser Industries and Catalln gave lots t'o reach a decision. In Brink’s Trial Cemetery. George McGann. 17, son of Mrs. Theresa McGann, Johnson Rd., Bol preaidehey.” ■ Amenta an invitation Monday to Bearers were Andrew Tomko, Stevenson lost Connecticut by rate during the next 12 hours. mission to issue scriptures for I ground. • LaJ(er. at the sesaion of the 130,000 voles four years ago. ton, was instantly killed in this motorcycle accident about 10:15 p.hi.' ns? He aaid that 'hiatoricaUy the | u,eir•• own use. Corporate bonds were lower. Texans. Johnson said that Steven­ I meet with him at the Stanley Albert Spearot, William Spearot. Highest winds were reported Boston. Aug. 17 (iPi The : Arena in New Britain, Amenta's Former Gov. Chester Bowles, aboiil 85 miles per hour a .short yesterday pn Vernon Rd.. near the Bolton Lake House. State Poiice- preaidenUal candidaU. has often 1 This seems to indicate that the ------son had .said laal night "that he Benjamin Reben.ski. Walter Bolton ’Cyclist mah Donald Kelley of the ipolchester Barracks seen here, said Brink s trial, completing its see,-j home town., either Aug. 24 or ^2^^^ Reben.ski and Anthgny Dzen. credited among other things with diatance east of the center, with designattd theenominee for Vice j present token edition of the Bible , , . • ha.s no preference for the vice helping- to persuade Michigan to McGann, riding on a borrowed .motorcycle, swerved off the road and PresldMt.” He wasn’t going to do jig a foreninner of 'Cdi-I p 1 H Q S ond Week today, moved steadily | Ward said he has received no re- gales extending 200 milea to the LIFE presidential nomination." Chester A. SendrowsUI oVer to Stevenson said: was thrown 15 feet aftei’ the mi(chine hit this telephone pole. that, ^evenson said, adding: lions. , 1 Johnson advised the delegation through a ninth 100-a-day panel ; P*-Y invitation, northeast and east, and outward Dies in Crash / f In reference to thia invitation. ! „ , Were very luckv- I think the to about 125 miles in other direc­ "1 have decided that the selec­ The hew Russian Bible is print- | against any action on the vice of veniremen in its droning quest Funeral services - for jLhesler, fortunate to have ed in large type on good quality Driver Nfegligeilt Johnson said this morning he has tion.*. amounted to $376,363, bringing the tion of the vice presidential nomi­ presidential question until the af­ of a first juror. August Sendrowskl. 51 Edmund Democratic presidential The'bureau said. Betsv was ex­ .Bolton, Aug. 17 iS?peciall|> V iM 'Botf^PmWs paper. It has 1,280 pages, and in ' ------Of toda.V's bateh, 23 were ex- received no information about an St.; who-died Tue.sday tn Los total for the year to $12,770,248. nee ahould be made through the ternoon session. invitation being extended by nominee a man of Stevenson's cal­ pected to gain in forward speed by George McGann, 17, son of Mrs. lyA year ago. the total sum paid out free proceaaea of tbia convention.." the .standard Russian-language j Hartford County Coroner Louis "Let us reason together and let cuaed before court opened. Judge Angeles, will be held tomorrow at ibre. All t)ie hope.s we had for tha Local Stocks version of the Old and Netiv Tes- Schaefer has found that a collision Ward, "In fact." Johnson said, 9:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral tonight. It warned that vesaela in Therc.sa .McGann. .lohn.son Rtl . Bol­ , was $17,724,847. Thia threw state delegations in a us not go off half cocked,” Johnson Felix Forte began questioning the convention have been fulfilled." the path of "this rapidly moving laments. ; May 6 on Rt. 15 in which two peo- others in mid-morning and the "this is the first ’ time .1 have Home. 400 Main St., followed by a ton, wa.s instantly killed on Vernon Bridgeport had the highest num­ tiaay. It interrupted plans of many said. . heard of an invitation of this Bowles, former American am- hurricane should exercise caution.” ber of claims with 4.234. followed aRits.mmn»aifr delegates to take a few hours off Copies 6T the Bible on sale here i pie died was "caused through, the Mayor Wagnpr got the first first 30 heard were dismissed as , , rfq'oen’ .M f V Poliah .ha"-^^^^^^ haa'been'nl'en- Rd. near the Bolton lAke Hoius» (Quotations Fumlahed By lack the customary. Soviet price' ‘ sort." , ' ■ I .The 5 a.m. EST po.sltion of 320 bv New Haven with 2.665 and tffUKrmimOMMMmtm before' they came back to ratify in negligence of Charles Graham public pledge of support from out­ 800 others had been earlier. Coburn ft MIddlebrook, Ine, stamp on the back cover Indicate (one of the drivers) in failing to Ward\>ara sainsaid hene is willins'uiiung: tolo meet:meei lO a m. The Rev. Stephen j tioned prominently*hmilrf ss s Stevenson possible -miles east of- Norfolk. Va., wa.s last night while riding on a bor­ Hartford, 2,592. mrnrnu 9 W 4 Voting today the expected choice side his state when the New Jergey The only thing to indicate the based on dead reckoning from an Bank Stocks ing the domestic price in the So­ keep his car under proper control.” long process soon may end is the with Amenta in New Britain-to stryjew.ski will officiate and bur-i selection should Stevenson rowed mptorevcie. ' • Bid Aaked of their top nominee for second viet union in rubles. delegation decided to giv let the people decide. earlier fix by Air Force reconnais­ place on the ticket. Schaefer says It has. not been de­ 31'i votes on the first ballot mounting absorption of defense ial will be in St. John’s*Cemetery Credit (toes In Boivles State Police from tile Colches­ j First National Bank termined if the lack'of control was .Meet at Luncheon sance plane, the bureau said. ter Barracks said -Mcliann wa.s- Mayor .Wagner la Ooaleet The other Jersey votes are peremptory challenges. Total de­ on Jefferson St. Tonight." Michigan's Gqv. G. Betsy, which started a week I of Manchester...... 29 . $4. caused by another person. Early this afternoon, Amenta's driving- south on Vernon Rd. when ! Hartford National thusly 4 to Kefauver and *2 to fense challenges u.sed at that point seoretar.v said Amenta and Ward Mennen Williams .*ai(4 thnt it was ago some 1.500 miles southeast of Immediate reaction was that Ke- Graham, opf Providence, R. . I., was , leaving only 60 of the al- Mefiuirial Mas* Ihe motorcycle he had borrowed I Bank and. Trust Co. 29'j S i’ s fauver and Humphrey were likely Driver Acquitted Kennedy. 202 will meet at a luncheon of the men like Bowles vho influenced .Miami, cut a destructive path C. J. MORRISON whose wife Marguerite wax one loted 262 to go. j"' A memorial Maas for the late his state to give its .39 votes to from Donald Eldridge of Notch'Rd. Conn. Bank' and to ^ h t it out,, although Mayor of those killed in the crash, is at The buttonholing of delegates joint service clubs of New Bri|taln across the leeward and Virgin Is­ Of Sibcond Count on 'Tuesday. Louis Sumialaski will be said Sun­ Stevenson, ' lands. Puerto Rico and the Baha­ Bolton, left the roawn four-hour mas. WE GIVE g r e e n s t a m p s damages by the bridle of Dr. Ben­ (Jhurch. conference held Tuesflay; ■Mcfiann was the third motor­ T'ire Insuranca Com panics A i forecaat by an Aaaociated A Bridgeport man was success­ night of his decision to leave the Town Takes Bids willing to meet with . Ward in sdom as.'* CENTER STREET . . . TELEPHONE MI ».0tl3 jamin J. (3ordaro. 41, Holbrook. Hartford and Manchester, if ai- "Governor Bowles told me some­ cyclist killed in the area in'eight ; Aetna Fire .... 63’ , 66'- you *top in and tee our te/ection Preaa poll. Stevensonospurted to a ful today for the second time in Mas.s. the second victim of the choice of hia running mate to the /. day.*, and Ihe second from Bolton Ilartfoixl Fire . ..139 159 convention processes. rangemenU can be made. thing of the campaign plans of flrat ballot nomination despite the Town Court when a charge of crash. For New Shovel Stevenson. He convinced me that ! during the same iieriod. , National-l<5re ,‘ ..130 140 of party goodx. die-hard opposition of former reckless driving hgainst him or­ Kefauver went without sleep as Ward mid Amenta have met Insiirance Ageiils Schaefer's report indicates the only once since their primar.v bat­ if .Stevenson follows the present Personal Notices ; On AMg. 8, Michael Toomey, 20. : Phoenix ...... 73 ', 76't! Preaitient Tniman. Truman sup­ dered by Judge Wesley C. -Gryk accident occurred when G r a h a m 'w be met with delegates gave a The Town Highwa.v Department tle broke out. That was. last Fri- pl%ps. he will enunciate the kind of sdii of Bolton Town ('lerk and Mrs, Life and Indemnity In*. Cos. ported Harriman's lost cause to he was dismissed by Judge Jules car crossed the Rt. 15 eapla^de rally pep talk, and told a news, da.v night at a meeting of the ' Corporate Here progressive ' Democratic program Davjd Toomey was killed and two end. Karp. - from the westbound traf^o^lane conference; "I hope to win on the will take bids Aug. 24 for a new Aetna Life ...... 182 192 FOR REALLY DIFFERENT AND Windsor Democratic Town Com­ which 1 believe 1s required bjr th* In Memoriam other.*-5);ere injured in a .spectae- Aetna Casualty .... .124 134 Afer it was all over. Stevenson Julius Wargo, 51, was acquitted, and struck the eastbound Cordero first ballot." tractor-shovel, and for quotations mittee. ■ George T. LaBonne and Lee M. times in which we live." iilar aecident on K.^ Center ,S .. called on Harriman in the New by Gr.vk. June 25 of a charge of car. driven by the doctor. During the rally, Kefauver heard Conn. General ...... 281 296 on sidewalk construction and on A sound truck with loudapeak- Silveralein, insurance agents, have Williams said he considers In lovinn meimiry of Albert Ford Manehester. I.aist -Siindav, Ixiuis Hartford SteSm Boil. 97 105 ^ X a ilN O DECORATIONS - Iforic Govemor’a auite at a Loop operating a motor vehicle while The coroner loca,tes the accident support pledged to him by delegate Died Aufltst 17. ItljM). permanent paving. eriT toured Manchester thia morn­ formed a corporation and will oper­ Bowles "one of the greatest men iVpcMl, 21. of CYoniwell wa.s killed Travelers ...... 73 78 hotal. Stevenson walked up from under the influence of Intoxicating | spot ss "about 40(1 feet east of the spokesmen from Iowa. Ohio, New ing. thumping for,Ward. in Stafford Springs. AND FAVORS, i r s THE hia own third tfoor suite to Harri- ^ The tractor-shovel, a large pay- ate from the same office in the in America." AlwavB remefnbered b.v hi* broiherii. Public UtUltlea liquor or drugs. But Gryk ordered Mancheater-|kiBt Hartford town Hampshire. Nebraska, AlaMca, Jarvis Building on Main St. Itwas^lose to dawn today when Ironioallv, Toomey wa.s killed on Conn. Light Power .. 19', man’s on the fourth floor and he be charged with reckless driv- I line.” Oregon and Tennessee. Wisconsin loader, will replace a smaller pay- In Mamorriam tMsed amikng with him in the loader now in use. Bids will be jLaBonne said loda.v. the pair de­ Ribicoff 'returned to his suite ih a niotoro.vcle h Ixirrowed from Conn, Power ...... 41 43 ing! State..Foiice report Graham has was reported all for him. Michigan the Morrison Hotel after a series MoGann. *. doorway. He didn^t go up to the been.charged with negligent homi­ opened at 3:45.p.m. Cervini to Alleiid , cided in favor of associating so Hartford, Klee. Lt. . . . . 62 64 Karp heard the case .involving also was on record as heavily fav­ that each could'offer tietter serv­ of conference.*, InclilKling one with III loving mernorv of my dear hus­ Dr. John Prignano. assistant Hartford Gas Co. .. . 37 — ■ fifth floor, where Truman ia stay­ the second charge today. He found e r and is free under $2,000 bond oring the Tennessean. ' The budget for the new year in­ band and our father. .lorai^ih Rinks, ice to his. clients. Kennedy. who paeaed away August IT. 195.1. medical examiner of Manchester So. New England NOW IS THE TIME ing. cludes $17,000 for sidewalk and I the statutory requirement that Ihi waiting trial. Prosecutor John R. How;ever. this backing for Ke­ Meeting Tuesday The consequences of Stevenson's curb work. Bids on unit prices for LaBonne said he would continue | Ribicoff said it wiui suggested pronouiued N^cOann dead. I.at'er, Tel...... 40 42 alleged driving must endan.^r FitzGerald aaid he-has been await­ fauver could be offset, in part at Though VoiiV amilo haj« gone foiever. Dr. Francis H. Burke of Rock-ville, nomination were politically shat­ ing remits of the coroner'a invevi'- that work 'wiirbc opened at 3:30. to .specialize in huaines.* insurance j he should put Kennedy's name In And hiH hand we cannot touch. Maoufmeturiof Ckmipanlet' others 'than occupants of «'' ac­ least, by opposition to him 'among Tax Collector Paul Cervini v^lll and employe-benelils while Silver- nominatipn for Vice President. H* 9tlM «e havf^ INI 'many merTionen Tolland County medical examiner, Am. Hai'dwar® . ... . iO 21 To Plan For "Summer Living" At tering to Truman, who may be­ cused driver's vehicle not proven gation before proceeding v.lth local Also in the'budget is $14,500 for Of the one we loved much. come one of the forgotten men of Southern delegations. And he ran attend the annual meeting of Con- stein will continue in general in declined, sa.ving Kennedy's cause, pnlcied the bo. that went Democratic four years, ford” defended Wargo ,in the first ' making '"**'ing hisnis findingnnaing wasw m duenue to inethe gation behind hi.m, Wagner could ago ia bound to be used enthusi- be rated a leading contender for Divorcee Shot, Manchester ha.s changed its Miss Jacqueline Bennett. 243 ination. , - ST A (XUIRT OE TROBATK h-lil the. A and E Tire Co.. Bolton. He North and-Judd .. . 38 41 OPEN FRIDAY NI8HTS TILL 9 trial aifd he w a s-'^ ed by Atty. ' Graham,-#6?iously "dis- year from an Aug. 15 endi^g- tb a Center St., and DaVid Nifhols, 24 "You have ii loose ball now." h* at Manrhejiter within and for the ' leaves his nKTrh'er,' .Mrs. Theresa Russell Mi'g...... 11', 13', aaUcally by the Republicans. William Bieluch of Hartford today, “ bled by the crash,- was unavail- the nomination. But it "'ts unclear District of Manrhe«ter on the I6th dav ONE OP THE FASTEST GROWING June 30 ending. The change re­ Delmont St., will be united in mar­ (jommented. "There are many key of Aiyruiit. 1956. ' Krachey .McGann of Bollort; his St'imlcy. Works .. . . 50 53 See Without Tnunaji Bieluch attempted to argue that ' •“ '« recently for testimony, whether the mayor, a Stevenson Policeiiian Held COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN But some of Stevenson's associ­ man. would be able to count on quires an interim period of 10'2 riage tomorrow afternoon at 2 delegations which still have no Preaenl. Hon John J. Wullou. Judge- father. Arthur McGann of Florida: Terry Steam ...... 140 , *'Shop In Cool Comfort'*. a proper warrant was not' segved : — months, and a special t Ax-which o’clock in the South Methodist j choica, A lot of work has to b* K.«late of Lrtina T. tMennex late of j one-sister. .Mrs. Joseph Ciirry. Bol- Torrington ...... 27 55 CONNECTICUT. ates believe yiey see a net gain. such backing from the contingent, - New York, Aug. 17 (A5—A po­ Manchester in said Dmtnct, deceased They argue Stevenson can take on Wargo and no arrest was made ' « • , ' i t ! L which voted almost solidly for must be levied on an old Grand (Jhurch. Mrs. Arthur Nichols. i done." . . The • sfdmmistrairiK ,'t»nvlng evhibiteil' I ton and one tuother, Francis Mc- U.S. Env'lp com .. . 23>, 35>X the offensive against the GOP on the reckless driving charge. He f l i p D l e O U f f g e S l - S v Averell Harriman. Harrirnani New liceman has been charged with List. The change involves a num-« mother of the bridegroom, will en-| 7 ’— 7 -- - . ifr administration arcoimt wVih .«aid I Gann of •’Manchester, U.S. Env'lp. pfd .. . 12', HXi estate to this t'ourl f*>i allowance, it ls Veeder-Root ...... without having to spend time de­ said Wargo was present today up- , * ” , York's governor, was snowed un­ felonious assault in the shooting ber of techiincal problems for the terlain the bridal parly at her , There were 1.532,000 marriages ORDKRKD That the 24th dav nf.Aii- j Fun.eral arrangements are in- . 5S>, 58'ii EASTERN CONNECTICUT IS REALLY fending . the Trurnan record der duress , i , C h a n g e 111 P l a n der by Stevenson. collector and the assessor. honje this evening. jin the United States in 1955. pist. 1956. at t»*n o chick. for‘emH»n. at tcomplete. The above quotations are not to Because of thia, and the fact thhl • r? of a divorcee in her West S#ie the Proha.ie' Office in ihe ‘Miinit'iiMil be construed as actual niarketa. GROWING credited by many politicians with Delegates from Neiw' Jersey, apartment. > Building in said Manrhejuer. he and ha\’ing contributed to Euen- he felt the State had> tailed to i . ' ------the same is aeaiirned for a heaimg on prove anyone except occupants of | Frank Hippie, pre-iident of the New York's neighbor *t<^e. indi Lejfal Notice ho\ver’a^l952 vlctoo’. cated they might give their rotes AutHoritie* report the police­ the ailowanc'e of said adryiiilsttntion Wargo'i car w’ere endangered, he' ! 1°'''" worker’s union, is thinking in man. John McNeill. 2fl^ who is es­ account with said estate, a.^rertaintneni In contrast to the coolness to Wagner. ■ of heirs gnd order '4»f distrihiition and AT. A r u r i h ' UK PHOFATK hMd Hike ShoHii Here toward Truman, the Stevenson asked dlsmiatalxrf the charge when 1 of » revision in thV town •Humphjreyi- said yesterday tranged from his wife.' seriously this ('ourt directs that notice of tli** ai .\!rtiirli{‘f*tPt -xviihiit and fur, the YES I SAVED Prosecutor Jolin R. FitzGerald.. Pension system which would pro­ time and place assigned for said hear­ Di.stt’M J i>( t»ii iho i5th dav people are expected to make i a he^,thought his chances "look wounded Mrs. .Catherine Keenan,! ^ rested the State's case. vide for retirement after a stated 28, during an argument. ■ '' W ing be given to .all pemonfi known to (•f Auffiist A I) IH,V> In Idle Claims measiu'e of peace with Harriman. number r ll(*n .It'hu J LVuHfll. .Iiidi;* The 'Democrats need New York FitzGerald, \’islbly disturbed by around for support all week. He's McNeill says the shooting was T heard thereon by tpuhlishlng a ci.px' of- M.ircu.'nrf iilmiclu <:jalmm the^jrfnpUcation that he' had not less of age. this order in-some newepaper having a Ial-’ cl IMox 111* hT'c IJIhmI.- l.tlimd -liav- Unemployment compensa­ badly. Harrinian A n help. had a campaign headquarters, and an aedident, that his service re-! ^ STEAL'A MARCH ON TIME!^ oirciilaMon in said Dmtrict. at ieaei five itiK m«»ppvlv in .-all! disliirt drr**n.-'* d. At Hippie's-request. Miss Norma Stevenson's appearance last pefforme^hii duty properly when volver discharged while he was | W dava before the dax said hearing l )H'tK ait|*hi'aUi*ii of l.xiiian John Wil­ tion elmms in the Manchester area Johnson peatloned that possibility hotel lobby demonstrations have night was only preliminary to hjt bringing' charge.^ against Wargo been staged on his behalf. But his placing it on a table. V ______JOHN* J. WAI.I.K’I T . Judge liam.'* iM itx ini: thatnf aftmiiiin- jumped._30 per cent here last week formal acceptance speech tonight for recKlesi driving, offered hia to fellow members of the Town ht- Ki allied oir .'•'Hid an over the preceding week, rising Pension Board last night. They own Minnesota delegation is not Following formal . c h a r g e s i ^ UMITATION ORIIFR IMM Hj'f»uran<*n on fit*’, i! i;-- ‘275 fi'opi 470 to 612. 'The hike U st- It will be preceded by spee^is bv i o "'" explanation. solidly behind him. having adopted again McNeill yesterday. Aaat. r AT A IX)ITRT OF' PRORATK “liehl. Oi;i»KMKl.» Tliat tin fot*)(t>mfr hiw ■felt the problem was an actuarial at Manchester wHli'^ foi^ th^ i phuatidi • ho h‘*artl and d^lfi-rtim* d at ON ^AY PRE ENGINEERED Truman“ and - the 4*lce presidential He said Wargo was not arrested trihuled tn vacation shutdowns- in X one'. Contributions from .both the a resolution approving both him Dial. Ally. Manuel Graymdie said: { K Distrlri of Manchester on the I4tw d.ix,. Ih'* ufficj.' Ill Maiu'hriit'-r . m nominee. because'-lerardi had assured him DISPLAY ADVERTISING oF Augxist 1956. several plants where some -em­ town and the employes would have and Kefauver. “She.JMrs. Keenani. Ijas*- given «ahl Uifliul '*11 Oif 2:hd day *.f *An- New', Fair Deal Inadequate ' June 25 hia. client would appear First reaction to Stevenson’s Preaenl. Hon. John J Walletl. Ju«ig«’ ICU“l. \ r> l‘»r>6 at ten- f’ Clork In ih** ploye* were not eligible for'vaca­ voluntarily. He tbough,t. Bieluch to be .higher. enough information ■ to book him ! F Katate of I^wrence R. Mearhain Sr . j"i* iio o ii. and Htal ntiUc* 1>»' tion pay. ; Stevenson was reported planning plan for an open convention choice on this charge.” [ W late of Manrhejiter in said Dislih t. de* ; to tell the .delegates that the had not Seen informed of this Employe leaders are conlinuing ail | iti(( I P.st* d in j«RUl •‘Hjai*- of Women claimants numbered 250. ! COAST GARAGE! of a vice pre.sideiftial nominee was McNeill was off duty when the ■ ^ ceased a » Ih" !»• nih’ncv of vani applirniion .viti world has moved on from the development. their efforts to get sickness and On motion of Bhirley A .Mt-atham of fh** urn*-, and pluci of h**nrjnK tln-ifon. or -10,8 j>er cent. of. the.claims load, | favorable. Sen. John C. Stennis of shooting occurred 'Wednesciay ' T ' said Manchester, administratrix. h\ puhlishini; a i’"tky of ihi« **r(l«'r. in days o f the New and Fair Deals lerardi admitted ai much, sav accident insurance for workers. Mississippi called it a ^'.splendid an increase of four over the pre-| XOXX' the biggest garage *a\1nga are The latest plan is to present a pro­ night. He was suspended early vea-., ^ ORDKRKD: That six nioulhv from S4>tnc in unpapt r .tiaviMK ' a cncnlathin \69us week but a drop from the'' ■youra with pre-engineered COAST cua- — Uiat what was pcogresaive then j that although his personal af- idea." terda>'; ' - ^ the 14th day of August, 1956. he and ; in said di.'i‘ar 52.2 per rent for the same period. ! tom-qualily Garages priced as low as determine how much of the pre­ M cNeil’s wife and their two ^ the creditors within which to bring in j if iln-x' can-* at. <«'ud lim* am f piaci* $449 romplete, ready to erect. Term* aa now. , 1 hi"’ -to seek aid with bis eftses, he James A. Farley also applauded their claims against said estate, ami In the ^tale. claims edged down- ] children reside'in Brooklyn. Mre. and !»*• hf'aid iplatlv" thoi't-ti*. «n'i low as S .SS weekly. HU nomination pita the stocky! h«eh able to tell Bieluch mium the town »ijl pay. then the idea and commented last said administratrix is direcied to give rnak^ tt'iurn tti ihi.** cxhjm. and. Irx- m ail­ wanl to 24,875 from 25.670. ac- ! 2 Ktenan ia-the mother of two. . mihlic notice to tbe creditors to bring 36-year-old former niinois Gover-'^ "'"her detail ” of this case, ask for a yes or no vote from tfte night; ing ill a r»‘rtiflod ‘ Udlur Mi <*r hoforr corilihg' to State Labor Commis^ workers. In their claims within said time allowed Auen.^t 16 19.S6- a voj»x df this i^rd^V slorier. Renator E. Ricciuti, Vaca­ nor against 65-year-oId Dwight D .' Cargo's father. Alexander, 78, ‘"rhere were 10 candidates by publishing a <'opy of this order in »o Tiiv Uofnm'iKBtonpr. Inln riinnc*’ Tax EUenhower in the November etec-1 D’' " 'ih Wargo when the fore Gov. Stevenson's aijnounc^i some newspaper having a (Circulation in I>*’pni tm cni, 47i» ('apriol Av* l|nrtfiH-d, tion shutdown claims, in the-State FINEST FEATURES! tlon, battle. ' I accident occurred, was thrown to ment. There probably will be 20' said probate district within ten days , I'onn . rhark.s parxxln <;rabain 15 were also doM-n.' from 8.195 to 7.- • TOf QUALITY LUMBER from the date of this Cirder and retuift rre.^tdent Avrmn*. I’C(*x IdctiFf, Rlnxir 424. Initial claims also fell off. Eisenhower, who swept 39 states ' esplanade. « tomorrow.” Police Arrests make to this court of the notice .given. Inlaml * • ALUMINUM-ASPHALT INSULATION and 442 of the toUl of 531 elec- The car skidded a total of about Public Records JOHN J. W AU .K TT. Judg* JOHN' J. WAI.I/KTT. J uiIe ^. Benefits paid last week . toral votea four years ago. 1s cer­ 27.5 feet, made markings against a •• -r • # • OVERHEAD DOORS-^UW R WEATHER­ tain of renomination at the Re­ bridge abutment, skidded across PROOFED BonoM ■ the esplanade and came to rest Warrantee Deed* Accidental Death Local police quoted a Hartford! publican convention in .San Fran- i Erwin W. Whitham and Frances man yeaterday as saying that a . • WATER AND RAT PROOFED SILLS cisco next week unless he unex- i • ^*"ce post. Hi< key testi- • 10 YEAR W RIHEN GUARANTEE W. Whithsip to Msurice" E. Gaudet local policeman was "picking on ^liliii.'til'l< ill pectedly steps out. *' - and Mary B. S. Gaudet, 42 Gerard May Be Hoit)icide him" and that "East Hartford po­ Stevenson, whose 180 pounds fill i ''• '‘go had been returning from St. out a 6 foot, nine inch f r a m a, "'here Kis--*ather was ex- lice are as bad" as the.v also ar­ NO MONEY DOWN Harry W. Godwin and Lois M. New,York. Aug. 17 (45—Investi­ rest him when it isn't necessary. VITTNER'S pr.onounced himself fit for a | ‘ he severity of a cancer gation of an apparent accident 5 YEARS TO PAY atrenuous, fighting campaign. ^Im ent, he said June 25. Wargo fjloodwin to Leo Ralph Grover, Patrolman Walter Ferguson re­ property at 84 Broad St. which killed one youth and injured ported' this conversation took place • POTTED- He has made plana to move hu' * ’’• ^■‘ ***'' ‘ ‘ r'y another has developed into a case FIRST PAYMENT NOV. campaign base of. operaKons to ' '" “ " ‘ h. Harry E. Clare and N'aomi P. after he placed charges of passing Clare to Oolin V, Davies and Betty of possible homicide. Washington, where the facilities of ' ^------in a no passing zone and failure to ' -property at Green Early yesterday a 3-foot, 30- carry his operator’s license against { the PemocraUc National Commit- a , ' n • U onor Rd. poimd slab of tiling fell from atop ROSE - OF - SHARON ^1 FREE ILLNSTIATED FOLIEI^ tea wUl be available to him. iAUfO KlIlS F air Frank A. Granado. 31, Hartford, : QulU-lnim Deed a . 4-story tenement in Brooklyn arrested on Main St. P in k , purple, white, double red. Thette are nice healthy plant.s, potted so they m a y be RM ptetwes diffarort states af larate Rcsidonts from 20 ConneemHt towns and N«w|$ert, R. I., art MfoyliiB indications • are that National.. and killed Antonio,Ropina. 18, and Chairman Paul M. Butler, who . Erwin W. Whitham and Frances Ferguson said the only other planted now without any setback to the plant. . ^ ' ceRitmcMai i ti slows wa .bew ta Mn All Garage* ^ summer living at this "secluded summer living spot." I l l Narragan.sell W.- Whitham to Maurice E. Gaudet injured Julius Valentine, 19. time he ever saw Granado in hia! Inaulated! outwardly restrained .hi* enthusi­ The Incident occurred in a play­ |Mr larait- asm for. Stevenson in the pre- and Mary B- S. Gaudet. property at life was when he stopped him for PACIFIC HYBRID Cone St. ' , ground "gdlkeent to Brooklyn po­ homination period, will reUin hit Narraganseti, R.I., Aug. 17 (4».— a local radar check. WRITE TODAY FOR YOUR C O P Y - NO OBLIGATION Two women were killed bv an au- Ortlfirale of Invurpurmtion lice headquarters. The playground . Also arrested yesjterday was Lea Sole . party-dlrecUng job. Butler said he had been locked up hours earlier, DELPHINIUMS le/t the decision on this to Stei’eh- jtomobile last night on O^d Point LaBonne-Silverstein Assoriates. Segal. 28. of 130 Elizabeth Dr., Choice Sites Available Bon. • Judith Road. Inc. insurance and real e.state but the pair apparently crawled charged with passing a stop lirtt AZALEAS-$2.49 Gentlemen: The victims were identified ^ i agency with $50,000 capital stock through a hole in the 'fence to get at Oak' and Spruce Sts. by Patrol­ $1.00 3 for $2.50 MANY NEW COTTAGES BEING ERECTED inside. They were seated together R E ^ $S.S9-M.»5 Please send 'me your FRLK folder wkirh rautains a romplete Mis. Anne McNealy. 53 and Miss divided into 5,000 with $10 par man Guidon Kershaw. FIVK COU>RS TO CHOOSE FROM Mainr .4irman Killed valu^ each. Starting capital, $7,000. on a bench at the base of the tene­ selection of garage model*. Hoar plans and d^riptlons of ru*- Rose Degnan, both of Providence. tom-quallty Coast Gnragps. No nbllgatibn to me. C-lt Lotsxoid on easy payment plan. Police quoted Michael A. Tamny, Incorporators George T. LaBonne. ment wall. Ropiiia was killed instantly, Warren in India Manchester.- iN. ------H.. Aug..16, 17 identified as the driver of the Lee M. Sitverstein. Helen E. Ander­ SAVE $1.75 - VISiT US THIS WEEKEND cap e E ^ u e l R Bellevue. 33. of car. as saying he did not see the son. while Valentine suffered a mangled 5 LB. PLANTRONS (Water soluble fertilizer beads) ■aro, Maine, father of four chil- women because of a heavy fog. • arm and back and head in- Bombay. India, Aug. 17 (45—U.8. 1 ...$ 2 .9 5 was klU^ yesterday in the j- The women had bought ice cream . DEMOCRATS SURPRIWe D jiTries.iS£, CJhief Justice Earl Warren opened ' BRADSON LAWN SPRAY GL’N ...... 1 2 .4 5 “S*M*^” * fighter short ■’{cones at g refreshment stand and Chicago, J$ug. 17 (4’t—iDemo- A police search of the roof conferences today with Indiairle^I ' cratk- party leaders reported to­ showed that the fallen .section of experts. Y, *2*''•* taite-off from Grenier • were re-croasing the street when ! $5.40 1 Ftorve Base. | they were struck. ' day, that Adlal Steveason's de<’i- tile had lot come from directly The'«u'preme Court Justice and | ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Air Reserve pilot had___ l Police iaid^ one of the women sloa for a wide open coateal for above .where the two .youths had hiy wife flew here yesterday from i XVILL COVER 5,000 K4t. f'P. , D oth For Only $3 65 y ...... Xonr: ...... lit his plane 75 feet in the air was tossed « feet and the other the vice prrald.ential nomination been sitting. The cornice was in­ Zurich for a 17-da,v .visit aa guests-| n o ^ over into a gully tact, but a section of tile had been of the Indian govemm'ent. / , was dra'gged 95 feet. caught them by aurpriae and S&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN ...... :... Teleplione:r. Sales Agept Into flamea The pair was vacationing at the;. was eppb)^ b y some. House removed from a place about 44 Warren plans to study- India's j i 6 member of the 80th Narraganseti summer home of Speaker Sm Rayburn of -Texas, feet away. judical system and is scheduled to | OpoR Daily 8.A.M. to A P.M.~Sunday V A.M. to 1 P.M. MANCHESTER, CONN. TEL Ml 3-5440-MI 9-Hlt er Wing, based st Mias Degnan'a brother, the Rev. eoaweatloa,-,dialnnan, told the Police have y tt to talk with Val­ sddresb' group* of lawyer* and ! ace b a a , in Bed- Joseph M. Degnsn. psstor of St. Texas delegaltbn today: "I was entine. in fair condition at Qiim- judges in the major Indian cities. Tolland Turnpike At .Manchester-Vemon Town Line—Telephone MI 9-2623 The COAST LUMBER Corp. ' Off Route 44— 26 miles eost of Mawthttar. Looh for oar slfM* turn I Mary’s Catholic Church in Cromp- I Wttfriy oppoaed ta throwiaff tbs .berland Hospital but still unable to He was m*t h*t# by 'Bombay's fkt Crtoitr.liar. 1I to«iton.. ' eoai'eaUqa open.’* • ^ r undergoundergo auestioning. questioning. Advocat* Gsjieral If. P. Amin.

(■ PA G E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY.'AUGUST 17,1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1956 P A G E E l e v e n BUGS BU N N Y Ever, notice that where there'* Mary— Henry, deal, we’ve been | will, there’* always a relative. going together now for more than Adlai Shares Romtilo to Speak. ten years. Don't you think we Antwar to Proviou* Puixl#'* / May I Prova Sense and Nonsense Executive: The guy who's always I ought to get married? Kid Stuff umnaiEiaEZi] annoying the hired help by asking I Henry-rYes, you're right- -but A L ■ ■ c a a n 5 A S At Galholic Event thent to do something. I who'll have ur? 3 S i_ ^ a u a Ballots with "Be sure your sin will find you destroying the railroad in his F • A L. c a a n c a a Hartford, Aug. 17 (/!’)• Gon. DYNAMIC out ” A man who desired to se­ rear. General Jphn Murray Corse ACK088 .4 Baseball's L ja c a L ia Carlos P. Roniulo, Philippine am-|j cure a pension from the govern­ (i83S-1893) wa-s.sent b/Sherman 1 Kids' gam e' home----- uunaciM ionrioizm u Eight Others INSURANCE 5 Narrow way bassadm- to the U.S., ‘will deliver ment and at the same lime was to take commap- of fewer than ICARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 4 Kids' pet aoaaM M iaaaiDaQci leans Better Preteetkin making application for life insur­ 2.000 men at Allatoona Pass, about pastime 6 Ammonia □UEijaaiaaaiaiciauii the main address at the With an-* derivatives aaoHcauQSMiziEiucjLj • ChicJgro, Aug. 17 (AI)—Kight ance, made the mistake of mail­ 35 miles ndrthwest -Of Atlanta, 8 Moist nlhera Asides winner Adlai Stev- nual biennial cnnven.Unn of the Na­ ing his application for life insur­ □ □ Q D IZ I LEE M. SILVERSTEIR with orders to hold the place "n- 12 Malt beverage. 8 L A T Milo a s t a u snaon got firat ballot votea for the tional Catholic Layiii^n's Retreat ance to the p^sion agency, and til relieved. K R I ST □ Q ID preaidential nomination at the Conference which opens here Aug. his application for a penstOn to the 13'Th e Little appointments • s s s i Prince’’ g wiles a Q d Democratic NaUonal convention. 24. life insurance company. His a a a a i GitJiQa tacaaci A couple Of youths who had not Before the convention made The 3-day efinventior. i.s expected take might have been easily coiv 14 Region jg Encounter met for a long lime met and fell Stevenaon'a nomlni-lion ’’by ac- to attract 2,200 retreatants. rected had he not in the applica­ 15 What a boy n Elapse 28 Lett coins 42 Pierce with i to discussing their affairs in gen­ (■lamation’’ the., 1,372 delegate P.omulo will speak at the nmin RANGE tion for life insurance claimed to, kid grows Intojv Hire 29 Toward the knife I eral. IB Liqueurs jg Healed / sheltered side 43 Italian river] votes were divided this way among dinner Aug. 25. Other speakers \ Ml be in good health; while in his One I . undfti'.stand that you are Gov. Abrahum A. Rihlcoff .of application for a pension he - told 18 Built 23 Tumults 31 Tree 44 Makes lac* the candidates in the order' in t'UEL O IL b"6ke your engagement with Connecticut and the Rev. Oliver of his greatly impaired health on 20 Birds’ homes 24 Poems exudations edgings ' which they were nominated; 21 Kimmich of Indianapolis, Ind. ^ account of the wounds he had re, Clarice. Regret 25 Simple 3.1 Peace goddess. 46 School for Sen. Warren G, Magnuaon of GASOLINE 22 Work units ceived In the war for his country, Other Np, I didn't break it. 26 Donkeys SSTake-for British kids | Washington, nominated by .Sen. 24 Persian poet and his great need in his decrepit One—Oh. .she broke it. 27 Christmas granted 47 Otherwise [ Henry Jackson of Washington as condition of help from the gov­ , Other— No, she didn't break it. 26 Continent tree, for 40 Excavates 48 Food regim* a. "man of the people." He with­ 27 High note in ernment. One—But it is broken? instance 41 Fend oft 50 Demented i drew. BANTLY OIL Other— Yes. She told me what Guido’s scale Best Vote-Eg- THAT HAS COME > THEIR »• You've got an interesting cage ment.” He relea.sed his delegates. STAND IM THIS FROM SOUR OLD SNDCD -TWE TRACIS “ By C eoree!------, ------_ .7 Motor part at 9:15 a.m. Two buses have been Friends may call at the funeral Total precipitation one to three n Rattle Given Sii>2 Baby Meat PBAW- OFFICE IN YEARS FEUD/a MONK6V WITH A ) Beasley! there’____ s something _ iethir_ keeping . _ .you going and chartered and the boys will be ac­ home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to tenths of an Incii. A. ABOUT A DRAW lWREMCK' ’ A C M fU L can’t figure out vfhat It Is!” Former GovV. John S. Battle of On Manchester Town Line companied bj' team coaches. -9 p.m. ING/ O F , Virginia, nominated by Gov. Rowling Ix*agiies Fornird Ur,. Francis Dickinson For Pt. qt. 6 1 c FeNDER6: Thomas B. Stanley of Virginia as Dr. Francis McLean DiCklnson 2 45c 32c possessing "all the, equalities... Rockville, Aug. 17 ISpeoiali ,— "lion for the school will be aeked. Bow ling leagues for members of Machinists End Fish Story BY VERMEER A new housing development on the , Campbell has pointed out that the Polish American Citizens Club of San Diego. .Calif., died at his PRISCILLA’S POP cssentiaL to the qualifications of home last night. He was born In \ president." 32‘ -j. Vernhn-Manchester town line will I the financial aspects of the new and its Ladies Auxiliary are being 47-Day Walkout NIAGARA YOU ONLY CATCH probably add 40 more houses ' school are not the legal re^onal- formed, it was announced today by Rockville and practiced locftllj’ for .Sen. Stuart Symington of Mls- many years. M A Z O L A O I L TUNA IN THE to Vernon's Grand IJst by the end blllty of the Board of Education, President .Stanley P. Bakulski. soiiri, nominated by .Sen. Thomas Funeral services will be' held in LAUNDRY STARGH OCEAN' of The year and a total of 67 homes whose primar^ responsibility is the The club is installing four al­ Waterbury, Aug. 17 Some Hennings Jr. of Missouri as a San Diego. ".stalwart in the front rank.s of our when completely developed. ' relationship'of the building layout leys which'It expects to have in ,500 machinists ended a 47-day Nathan Gatter,-Hartford real , to e^iucational needs, Operation by Oct. 1. strike at the Waterbury Tool Divi­ parly.’’ 45'..j. All Talcotivlllo and Ver.nbn < ; . i . $ 2 . 0 3 12 Oz. 1 9 c Go.y. George Bell Timmerman Jr. e.stale broker for Moreland Acres. ' Request for the public forum ' Menibers of the club should con­ news Items are lieing handled by sion of the Vickers Corp.' yester­ Inc., the firm developing the land wa.s made by Mrs. Edwin Pea.se, of South Carolina, nominated by tact the bowling committee It in­ The Herald's Rockville bureau. 7 day. 'said the subdivision was broken secretary of the Citizens Commit- Sen. Thomas A. Woffard of South terested in joining the league. W. Main SL, telephone TRemont ,The workers, members of the CarolTnk as a man who "has made intb 109 lots. 67 of which are in lee for Edu< atlon in a letter .Jo Members of the auxlliarj* should 5-3186. international brotherhood of ma­ l!i»‘ - vivid again . . . the fundamental Vernon, the feniaining 42 in Man- .Mayor Olson and the* Common contact Mrs. Helen Janton, Mrs. chinists accepted a new two-v'-'r LIMIT LIMIT cheater. ^ Council fighlk and responaibilitie.s the Tliere.sa Janton. Mrs. Mary Dow- contract which provides-wage in­ La^ry Starch ■ separate states." 2 3 _ l.a>cated on Phoenix, l>ake and She suggested that' two repre- giewicz. Mrs. Helen Jakiei or Mrs. creases amounUng to u*- pc. cent Liquid Starch Gov. FYank J. Lau.sche of Ohio, Vernon Sts., the tract is being sentatives of her group, two from Rose Flower. Extended Forecast the first year and 4 per cent Uie not hominsled formally. 5'u. , developed by individual sales of the group supj)orUng the Lavitt . GOP CollectH 81,000 aecond. Thd minimum wage in? Klttel 'proposal for consolidation 12 07,. 2 ) ; ' o r 2 7 c Qt. lots . rather than mass construc­ A total of $1,000 was collected in Five day forecR.st, Saturday crease will be 9 cents. 23c a-r? JPwtuieA^ tion, Gaiter said. and two from the city commiUce THE BAWN Tolland ^County for the '.‘Thank through Wednesday issued by the The union estimated the' pre- He said the lota measure by 125 Mrs. Pea.se also said .she had You, Mr. President” fynd, it has strike average wage at *1.91. The (pi Tak<*s Money, by 180 ' feel or more. A recent liecn authorized by tile executive been announced by Mias Agnes K. U.S. Weather. Bureau at 8 a.m. union had sought a 7 per cent In­ FLIT A L L E Y OOP Out The Past BY V. T. HAMLIN change in V’ernon’s subdivision and committee.of the CCK to agree to Woods, president of the Tolland Temperatures for the next five crease. BUG BOM B $1.1^ OAKITE COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Leave,s-$.)17 iOU zoning laws requires at least s representation from the RVTA if County Women's Republican Assn., day., will average .slightly, below 125-foot frontage-on residential desired. An an.swer to the reque.st which spon.sorcd the project. In normal. At Bradley Field the nor­ No point in the island of Ber­ lots. ■ . is asked,by Aug. 24, with Sept. FLIT Ft. Bragg, N.' C., Aug. 17 j N. Rath 1 2 c Bath 1 2 c I ViOUi LWAPTT I OH-W. COLOXiEL I town board.s, has asked for a com­ ciLJs expected at;out the first of Park St., died yesterday at hjs '; MIRRORS (Firaploc* and Deer) ^ OXi tfhWTHT I ■ ■ * 0 5 > G 0 0 W r l '« CMR15TY SAfffER. MY HUS«*NP ANO I plete breakdown on costa for the home afte'ri a long Illness. He was XT next^jcMi- when Republican Aldcr- SUPER SUDS C O M E IXi'. ARE IN A 7f MBBlt 0AM. SOME STRAN6ERS proposed high schoqh born in Poland Dec. 31. 1892, .son PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) 7 ^ Union Safe* Job man-aUl^rge Kenneth I.,eighton (Blur, WE'RE WITH HAVE BROKEU INTO THE RANCH The unit has also recommended moves info hfa new home in Elling­ of Joseph and Anna Sklaniia Piela. , VEL HOUSE OF REX OARE.THE MOviE Solved bv Police that Mayor Hermai, G. Ol.son ,ap- ton. and w*B.s'formerly employed as a WINDOW and PLATE GLASS pint one of its members to fill a The .vacancy i.s expected to w-id- weaver in local textile mills. OCTAGON ------. , ! vacancy on the city-named study cn the Democratic majoritv on the He leaves his wife_j^ Mrs. Marv i JALOUSIES: Instalfation Is tjulck. Easy and Economical. A 4-month old-safe cracking jobi ailvocaling two .separate Sowa Piela; two sons, H e n r y I Council. M'ayor Herman G. Olson CONTR.ACrOKS: WE HAVE IN S'rOCK Large 3 1 c In 'Union lias been solved by Stale] jusnicts. holds"little hofie" that . JLepiibli- ^Piela of Ellington and Joseph ' ' " 3 K„r 2 7 c Police at the Stafford Springs bai-. gnother development In the can will be chosen to succeed Piela of Rockville: a brother ' MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS racks. I current controversy between the Frank Piela of Brooklyn, N.5’ .; Leighton, a resident of Thompson Open Saturdays — Open Ttauraday Eventngn tTiarged with the theft of *600 s'hool district forces 4nd the pro- St. two brothers and a sister ,ln PO‘ j from Goodall’s Service Station is ponets pt governmental consolida­ He has served a.s chairman of land; and one grandchild. | ESTIMATES 'GLADLY GIVEN FAB AJAX Edward C. Brown, 27. Southing­ tion Is announcement of a public, the lighting coitimiltee. aiid a.s a The funeral will be held tomor-1 Large ton. forum which will allow the various member of the health and park Trooper ' Leonard Wielock said sides to air their views st a mee.- committees. He was the second Brown ha.s admitted hia guilt. He Ing of townspeople. .' highest votegelter Among eight Lg. 3 2 .' Giant 7 4 c 3 3 c was suspected of the job by State Letters Were sent by.the RvTA candidates for the four alderman- Police when he was apprehended to Morgan 1. t'arapbell. chairman at-large posts on the Council last in Maine .and charged with sinillar 6f the Board of EdWatlon: J«hn R. JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN Decrimbier. . • SA N BENITO violations'. GoUier, Finance Board chiiriiiani A Republican move earlier this FLORIENT MICKEY FINN Oh, Oh! LANK LEONARD Trooper Wielpck, Tolland Uoun-I gnj John G. TalcoU Jr., head pt ,vear to oust former Democratic TOMATOES ty Detective . Arthur Ko.s.s -.-and | jj,. High School Building Commlt- Alderman .lames Doherf^t and re­ ’ 2Va con 27c Deodorant Atrosol BUT ^IL HASN'T K WEU, HE'S COUNTING ' Trooper Edward Faith-of the spe- tee. place him with a Republic^ failed, I PLAV(0GOtF /NON UXNE LOANING clal service division went to Bel- .Requested in the letters we^e fik- after a n^jing from the Corpora- I LAWN ' .Ml. Whltnry King Size THIS YEAR.MICKEy X HIM THAT SET OF ' fast, Maine earlier this w eek amf ilrea'bn cost of sewerage. w \lw tlon Counsel indicating Republi- 1 7 9 c HEU BE TERRIBLE! / ’MIRACLE'CLUBS, interrogated the .sii.specl. He Is be- arid the huitpirig it.self. inf^udmg cans had acted illegall.v._ ^ 1 RIPE pLlVES 31c 8ERGEANT! HE'S GOING 'ing, held in Maine pending trial. labor costs, to be presented to the To .VttemI Rail OVER TO THE FACTORY Poilre said Brown ha., also ad­ TO GET THEM TillS MORNING! public ‘ thiough the presr at leaat Members of regular teams in the . mitted six safe jobs in Hartford one month prior to the Town Rockville Little League W'lll travel. . Countv. Meeting at whith the appropria- .to,Roston tomorrow to attend a ! Sfi E AD C(3TT RED DETERGENT ORANGE SYRUP Novf Is the Best Time to Plant a Lawn , ■ , . .1 u . 3 7 e 12 Oz.- 2 9 c Experts agree that planting IdH in August gives you the « best chance of success with

CAPTAIN EASY Let’s Go______LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Blank Space BY MERRILL BLOSSER Scott* De Luxe Blend. Contains This Area . . . >’ou can expect a .SPECIAL TAX early next lOOVo permanent grasses. Does I s. 2 > b r 33c v e r y WELL».ir NAS ROMATCH i 39c JOg , HE SAD A DETECTIVE WA» I S E E ! OKAY, PROVE THAT!) I WlASV A S T O B B A r Plantland's Special Blend. A mix­ H IM SELf WHO PAIO ME 125. otoTwr WAreWNO HIS PLACE ID PICK VfHERE WERE YOU TO /THE O N C f r o m sue AT ARMOWMEAC----- IT * ^ W e l l , KNOW,BUT ITS 'year on the new pay-as-you-go plan. What better' AUTTHWe H M WBSTBNOOP iMC MARS MERC. I best in Yvell conditioned soil. A ANO PROWISEP ME $25 WHY? HIM UP! IT HAP SOM ETHM B GIVE HIM THE B A S f ^ T H E 'VIAPllcr N 20 KATMV IS IN OUBBCC— MlUVk, S A T U T T B « y 'lo u v e RIDCULOlSTbBf ture of 100% permanent grasses MKPPEUeO TO JOE , J U N C .f Ceofjt POINT way to anticipate 4his payment than through our fine quality lawn that will give Planters Cocktail MORE WHEN '1 BROUdHT TO PO WITH SA C K ALIMONY .^MHJUTES, neoMOK" NeVER- ROHXTCH, YO U 'LL B E mfsTALOMEjJ BEEN NOWHERE/ designed to do best in the soil THE BAG TO HIM! ^ HE CANT PAY! ^ SPECIAL PURPOSE s a v i n g CLUB, the only club you the best return for your ef­ DIAL lUVOLVED UNLE65 YOU K3NP peculiar'to this area. Does well in CAN PROVE A ETRAUdER lA M L eP T _OF ' in (he area flexible enough to accommodate any spe­ forts. ’ . BATH PEANUTS ■ r " T TkAVEL- sun or shade. - HIKEP YOU TO Plot IN«/ cial purpose savings, any lime you care to start it. . OP JOE'S THIMO^l Al o n e .' Start your club now and a check will he in your hands For Sun or Shade 2 For 25c 7*, 0 2 . 39c when you need it. Peat Moss ScQtts Special Bland. More toler- ' Saves precious moisture. Condi­ HAWAIIAN PUNGH Beechnut Stroined qnt of soil conditions andR^equires tions your soil. Makes garden A taste delight B A B Y F O O D S less mixture. beds look neat and trim. $3.95 for a big 4 cubic foot bale you ^ For Fast Results can fit in your ccr. 46 Oz. 39c 4 Can.s 41C ( L m u ... j M i# >f WKA garwia^ ^ TJj. I Scotts Utility 4lend. A fast germi­ MORTY MEEKLE Can’t Take It BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Fast One BY WILSON SCRUGGS nating mixture that will provide SPREADERS. ROLLERS, NABISCO CHOCOLATE FUDQE RITZ CRACKERS SAY, VOUiRE KEALl T ^ IT MUST SIVE Vt3U 6REAT PLEASURE ANP YOU REAaV eONt MINP^ BfEU^rttTTlfWd S ' THE w w r p e a u y •WY,I“ C M sou BEAT T HOW MUCH 1 MABi^HESTER TRUST fast cover and withstand rough AERATORS SANDWICH ICOMINS AUQKKi ON TV06E WHEN YOU THINK OF THE PaOSREBS Zi flTAK>INdUPUTE 'stTtroff.Too^ 6Cf.r THAT?; FORGOTJ D O E S T H E '* use. lb. 35c , THIN6S, AREN'T VOtl? ^ YtSUVEANUrma AMP PRACTICIN6 onci^.TMAr BAOVCVOIOWT , DOivr U S W A L L E T ' |( CMECkCDME FOR SALE or RENT NIGHT LONAT WWggAlUIUOgT /J PCX© WAS ACAGP. CHPCK KNOW/ AIr CONDITIONED FOR YOUR CO.MFORT BUHER COOKIES TO! By Keehler Lb. C ABSOumY nsAse! 'JtL,* Opan Doily Including Sundoy-— 8:30 a.m.-6;00 p.m. 7 ox. 22e 45 04, HI, OH, NO.' otrr-OR-THis-, 'OOlOtf' 'TWENTY' MAIN. OFFICE ICOMMOCRXE] NOT AT ALL!, " i t WOOD,PEAU>"' BBLCVE EIGHTS FUE! 893 Main, Oppbsllr 'St. Jamra* Church Diiity Moore ' OCELLO SPONGES ^WLOVFAT •CMSOUTAkEl secovD NORTH BRANCH 2 -C Sixe 2 Se MEO wit; : Open Thursday Evenings 8 to 8 B E E F S T E W P. SI6UTT CHia'7 / i 15 No. iMain, Corner Oakland S'l. , ji Next lb YMCA, PLANTLAND PARSON'S SUDSY ONE STOP BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES ON THE PARKWAY 24 Qz,» Can 37c a m m o n i a . Qt. 23c MEMBER- FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE^ OORPORA'nON 1215 TOLLA.Vn 'TURNPIKE AT'THE MAXCHESTER-BUCKLAND EXIT 1 ■ " LILLY ANT CUPS HUrMst W kitr N est MlrchoU 9-250B A for 19c (Chunk Tuoa 7 oi. ± L * W' * PAGE TWELVE UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1958 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1956 THIRTEEN

THE Burdette Fires Sixth Shutout as Braves Blank Cardinals Herald Angle Jack Burke Share Milwaukee Lead

Aiinoiiiu'e Date*, SilPi PAT BOLDUC Both Veterans Teammates Doubt Mickey Mantle For Little lA*agiir Play Nixon Checks Yanks,; AMlMaht AtMirts Eilitor Doves’ Strong Lineup

Tirst game in the annual " Hohenthal, co-csotain of this T-Under Par Round Robin Tournament to- Threi^Sporl Star Will Break Babe Ruth’s Record Musial Breaks Record Down through the years Man- i « •‘1“*“’ Set for World Champs determine the town's IJttle cheater High haa boasted of j the p a st tw^o s^^^ In Riclj^Open I.,eagiie' championship is sched­ numerous athletes who have •“"» with Coach Walker Bri^s Jim ' York (NEA) The biX uled .Monday night a t 6 o'elm-k kid walked toward the battin* at Waddell Field. Clashing In aurred in three sports, namely Although the spotlight wjll hn focused on the Ravbeatoa New Y.ork, Aug. 17 —Lew Burdette, with or without an football, basketball and baseball, "ohoolboy had 1 tUe Chance to re- Milwaukee, Aug. 17 OPi—Ed Fur- cage, a Ihln-handled bat in hia the opener will he team rham- illegal "spitter," .^tand.s a chance of becoming the National gol and Jackie Burke shared the Cardinals from Stratford tomorrow night, the Bum.side tremendous hand.s. plons from the .Amerlean and Ernie Dowd, jjonsldered by many ' P"*?®* League’.s be.st shutout pitcher in 14 year.s while figuring a.s as the rndians’ greatest three-' ■‘"I White was definitely not a lead with 7-under par 63S today aa Dovalettes from East Hartford also boast several of the “You look great, have a nice National la^giies. The .Na­ passing clubr But last season Ho- State's top-notch softball players. The two rivals meet at 7 :30 color." remarked a ba.seball writ­ tional I..eagiie kingpins play one of the big guys iiv Milwaukee’s battfe for the pennant. sport standout and a captain in all ! the $35,000 Milwaukee Open Golf The 29-,vesr-old righthAn'SeT.' who-*— :------;------:------^ :— three sports. Dick Cobb, the laic »>enthal caught 13 passes for 183 at Robertson Park with 25 pery er. “Liooks like you picked up again Wtalnesday night meet­ Tournament entered the second cent of the proceeds going to the weight since the aea.-on's start." ing the International I„eaKiie h.S'A only seven shutouts in his five- John Winzler, Elmo Mantelll, Dorn • touchdowns while .veac m ajor league career before Squatrito, Gus Gtiudlno, Jim ' leading the tearft in scoring with round, but they were by no means Police and Firemen’s Athletic "I have about three pounds, rhamps at 6 oVIuck at Buckley alone in the sub par echelon. Assn. A banner crowd is expected weigh 198." replied Mii key M an­ J'Teld. .And Friday, .Aug. 2.|, this sea.son, added his sixth of the O'Leary, Gene Johnson. Buddy Major League caiiipaigM w ith a neat hve-hit, 8-0 Burbank and Jimmy Roach are Forty pros, and two amateurs to be on hand to ■view the. 1955 tel. "Keel good, but that's when I the International titllsis enter­ solved 'TVipoIi’s 6,380 yard par World Softball Champions in ac­ usually pull a leg. .. when I feel tain the .American I>‘agiir victory last night over the St. Louis only a few names which come to Cardinals who, by the way. lend 35-35— 70 setup with below par tion. =L eaders== good.” ' kings at Verplanrk Field. mind the list is far from com­ go)f yesterday. Indications were Heading the Doves’ lineup will "It's tiic right ■ leg you worry l^ 'o n d round srhnliile Is as the claim that the stuff Burdette plete. 03^ that, with par busting rounds a be catcher Pat Bolduc, who has Amerlean League about, 'isn't it. Mick?" asked the follows: .Monday, Aug. 27. Na­ throws isn’t alwa.vs dry. . But during t)ie pa.st two years led the club in batting and home "Criminy." say’s Card Mwulger dime a dozen, it might take a 265 ^tUng (based on fit bats) baseball writer, feeling the ham­ tional \>s. American a t Riiekle.v another Red and 58'hlte youngster or better to win the big money for runs every year except 1954 since —ManUe, New York, -873; Wil­ string tendon on the back of his Field: Wednesday, .Aiig. 29. In­ F’red Hutchinson, "you cn^^W on has been-making the headlines for joining Manager Ray McKenna's the bench and .ser him load 'em .") 72 holes. liams, Boston, .344; Maxwell, De­ right knee. ternational \s. National at Ver- his feats in the , three previously Furgol. 37-year-old St. Louis club back in 1951. The hard-hit­ troit and Vernon. Boston, .332; planrk Field; and Friday, Aug. With his aix shutouts, Burdette—, "Right there.” said .Mantle. mentioned sports. And with still pro whose left arm is 10 inches ting Silk ToWner garnered batting Huenn, Detroit, .326. Above everything else, the auper .21, .American \s. International who denies the "apitler" charges - another year of eligibility remain­ shorter than his right because of honors with a .357 mark last sum- Buna—Mantle, New York, 104; Taitkce must remain ail in one at.M ’addrII Field. .All games is the first NL righthander to throw mer and has clubbed 64 horne that many, in one sea.son since the ing sturdy Norm Hohenthal could a childhood accident, and the 33- Fox, Chicago, 83; Bauer, New piece to break Babe Ruth's-home will start at 6 o'elork. N attunal l>e«gue easily rate \yith the finest atliletes runs in his six seasons with the In ease of rain |His|||H*iir«l Phils' Robin Roberta did it to lead year-old Burke, Masters and PGA York and Yost, Washington, 78; . run reto ld of 60. \V L Pci. G.B ever to graduate from Manchester champion from Kiamesha Lake, N. Doves. Bolduc is welLmn his way Minoso, Chicago, 76. - The Yankees are pulling for games will He played the fol­ the league In 19,21. T^e 10 Mort , Milwaukee . 68 43 613 to another batting crown with s lowing night. Cooper hung up for the Cards in ] High. The rugged 6-3, 190-pound Y., fired identical 31-32 rouiids to Runs batted in—Mantle, New their most illustrious member, of Brooklyn .. 65 46 .586 senior easily ranks as one of the establish a new course record in current average of-' .350. York, ;106; Kaline, Detroit, 93; course, but doubt that the pitchers -All this ueek the local IJt)le 1942 hasn't been touched since, and ' Cincinnati i 66 48 .579 Iumpire John Stevens as Boiling la of McKenna’s biggest long . ball “but they won't. 1 .could see th{ threats. Hartford's Lou. Mar- Triples—Simpson, Kansas City, Braves' edge to three games before .Milwaukee at Cincinnati. 9 p.m. while handling 20g chances. Tliat Babe Uchardus, young pro forced at second on/teammate Billy Goodman's third ini^g bouncer to second baseman Billy Martin 9; Lemon, Washin^on, 8; <3ood- difference the last two weeks.” opening another i-ruclai (our-gam^ Phillips .13-01 vs Jansen il-O). .Sheila Hoskins' feet and ankles vanish into \yet sand oimpleting a from Hillside, N.J., was alone at at Yankee Stadium. New York, Aug. 16. Gil McDougald. Yankees’ short^p and pivot man on un­ chetti holds down second base tor broad jump in the Women's Amateur AlhletlciAasoclation Cham­ adds up to a spnikling .981 field­ man and Jensen, Boston, Fox, Needs .50 Homers series with Ihiid place Cincinnati -Brooklyn at Philadelphia. 8 p.m, ing average. Last spring Norm 65, thanks to s 9-putt front nine. successful double 'play attempt, relays Martin's throw to first base.- Red Sox won, 2-1. (AP Wire- the second straight year while Moat of the Yahkee.s believe pionships-al I.iOndon's W hite City Stadium. The 19-year-old miss Chicago and Runnels, lYashington, Passes Costly tonight. The Redlegs slipped to-j'- Craig 1 11-7) vs S. .Miller i5-9). ' ronimitted-just one miscuc'in 122 NOR.5I HOHENTAL Shooting 66s were Dow Finster- photo). another Hardfordite, strong-arm­ 7. " . that if Mafitle can go into Sep­ third with a 4-2 loas to the Chicago dr Rogovin i6-3t, i holds the British All-Comers and English native lecord 20 fept, ed Archie Marcus, or Mac McOr- 21 inches. rhanccs and in 1955 was gtiilty of wald of Bedford Heights. Ohio, Home runs—ManUe, New York, tember with 50 home, runs he’ll Cubs that allowed Brooklyn to re-f ' Chicago at St, lamis. 9 p.m. three bobbles in 84 fieldirig at­ 43 points. He also did all of the and Al Balding, well known Ca­ thy, another long ball hitter, al­ break the record. Certainly, thev To Trust Nine gain second ) b.v seven percentage Rush (11-5) vs Wehtrleiei i7-8). | kicking off for the Indians and ternate at shortstop.. Both are 42; Wertz. Cleveland, 24: Kaline, tem pts. \ nadian pro from Erindale. Detroit, 23; Maxwel), Detroit suod contend, the O klahoma Kid wifi points) with a 13-inning, 10.» vie-' Pittsburgh at New York, 8'p.m. averaged '38.9 yaids in 21 boots. Twelve more pros were locked first year men with the Doves Only Drawback having starred with many of the Sievers, Washington, 22. hit 10 in September, when Ruth ALFMM LE.AYogi Berra and Bill against Dsve Sisler, and would F'ire * Police ...... 5 8 .385 5'oek 5'ankees for a 2-1 decision. Pitt.sb\irgh 4, Philadelphia 1 | Zatiirsky's cage quintet. As a Blue Mound, was In the pack with Gjarit Pinky Hohenthal, rangy? Wojie, will be at the hot comer. Ford, New York, 14-4, .778; hit a home run this sea.son. - points, , to .208 in 14 contests. Jim Glenney. speedy Norm Burke 1 ond round of the weekend Best Ball Now in his fifth campaign witl\ EMerce, (Chicago, 17-6, !773: Brewer, Skowron. have , bail an inside of the park First NstionHl Bank . 0 14 .000 That trimmed the Yanks' lead to (.N’ighti. I StanitinsH Myles , Mi'Donough vm t tha sophomore in 1954-55 he partici­ a 67. Foursomes at the Manchester Conditions are hardly unfavor- 9‘; games as iunnenip Cleveland C^ilcago 4. Oncinnati 2. I Combining the two seasons Holien- _ , _ ■ The Laadarft and nine other local standout ' the East Hartford nine, Klingle Boston, 16-5, .762; Kucks, New I’mpIrWa Des-faiiin hoiiie riiilTiad he started from law. route and' luanufactured a neat thi.l has collectei' 18 liits in 87 ap­ pated in 15 games', tallied 24 bas­ Country Clijb will be the same as 'able for the four-master in Balti­ Billy Martin reminds you that a "\Ve argued that tlie ball was The Elks took advantage of beat Detioit 5-4, CTiicago s White Saturda.v’s Schedule 1 Bloomfield .... kets, 4<9 of 70 ) 57 per cent I free Ja^-k^Burkr. Kianif^aha Lak^, basketball players will carry the | was runnerup to Bolduc - in the York, 16-6, .727; Wynn, Cleveland, more and The Switcher has all Sox defeated K ansas City 6-5 in the two-hillei. Jay Beal was touched' pearances for a .207 average. His 31-32-63 last week. batting department last summer 13-6, 684. ball di.sallowed as a home run h.v in the stands and for a home run. nine ba.ses on halls and two .home Milwaukee at Oincmnati.'^p.m. , umted Aircraft for only four hits all lu'nglcs - throws for a total of s8'points and K<1 Fiiricol. St L<.ul-«. M«*. hopes of Manchester tonight | the beat oiMt in case Mi^ie Hig­ only other game scheduled. total hit production- has account­ 31-32—63 against Rockville in a game fea- ; with a .318 average. Strikeouts — Score, Cleveland, Umpire Eddie Rommel during the but Rommel over-ruled us," inns by Darcey Smith to pin an Brookly: at Pliiladel'ihia. 8 p.m. , ^ c\-rii's while walking two. Henry Abbatta a 5.9 average per contest. In 20 Tuin'^a. Sfiring VaMfy. CHAMPIONS of the Hartford gins takes a chance with a'left- 8-4 lo.ss on M ancliester Triiat in ’Hiiee of the hits "off Burdette . ed for siJf doubles and 11 runs 32-32- 64 luring All-Star teams from both One of the finest prospects ever 188: Pierce,. Oiicago, 134; Foy- club'.s first series in Boston may be CTijcago at St. Louis, 9 p.m. * ' ' collfectcd the only extra-base blow tilts last winter Hohenthal. a cen­ Smgring Uiilf, Twilight League, the Bloomfield hand pitcher at F'enway Park. Oh Tliis further illustrate.s”'jiantlc’s an Alumni League game last Were by Sian Musial one a double Wethersfield . . . halted in. Definitely not imposing communities. Ganie tlrrie st the to develop through the East Hart­ tack, Detroit and Pascual, Wash­ the difference. might. Here he wa.s parking a hall Pittsburgh al .New 5’ork, 2 p.m. Windsor Locks of the evening, socking a two-run ter and strong off the boilrds. 32-32—64 Townies wjjj meet an All-star team top of that, the percentage rides night at Ghavtn' Park. Smith that gave The .Man the NL extia- .Siinda.v's Sihediile figures but all could be improved Bah^ l.lcliaiUu* X.j, Hriiilll,? West Side, outdoor court is 6:30 ford Little League baseball pro­ ington, 128; Hoeft, Detroit, 117. with Mantle in Baltimore and "It gets bigger every day," sa.vs into the centerfield bleachers and base-hit record with 1 ;072, one more Moriartv Bros, . honrer in the foiiith. upon in 1957. i scored 59 twin-pointers, converle4 A Ralam. Krl.nflalr. Oan. !l2-34__66 from the league Wednesday night. gram, Sonny Perusse, In his Ini­ led off the last of the first in­ Milwaukee al Cim-fiinati.' S;.30. 40 of 73 (55 per cent) fouls shots and bleacher* seats are 'ayailabfc National League Back Bay. where he has been least .second ha.seniaii Martui. who ia he tlioiight he was popping up. than Mel Ott managed in 22 sea- i R('m F'roy knocked ou' two But Norm's defensive brilliance Uary Midillfcoff. Dallas. Tex.- 3.V34—67 for spectato)'s. _ Aug. 29, at DiJIon Stadium in tial year in leftfleld, has come ning with his first homer and p.m. for a total of 148 markers and a M arty f'liricol. I>mf>n!. Ill, 34-33—67 Hartford in a benefit game. 'Tickets BatUng (based on 250 at bats) . active and figures to go on a the'Yankee cTo.sc.sl to Mantle.“ The "Mantle doe.sn't even Pave. to belted a" two-run blow In the fifth. sons. Thp Braves iced it with- five singles while Boh O'Brien and .Mc-- Is not just contained in high school Former. UConn star B~utT Carl­ through remarkably both -at bat Brookl.vn at Philadelphia. .1:3.5 D'onough managed 'tht' other t'.vo 7.9 average. *^**N^^ Ba.M*r, (Iro ssin ffrr a. for the contest, which will get un- Aaron, M lwaukee, .339; Moon, hinge. funny thing about it was that get a good piece of the ball to hit The game was called at the end runs in the first inning to beat Coach Tom Conran’s Moriarty com petition as Coach Wall.v F'or- 34-Ti—67 son and ex-Hartford ' Hurricane ! and In the field in his first try at St. lA>ui8. .327; Musial, S t Louis, Mickey thought he had popped up. p.m. ’ blngles. It was O'Brien who came Reached HIh Peak j4'i'Fy ^arb^p.- Loi$ Ancplea .34-33—67 derw.iy at 5:30, are on sale and Another point brought up i.i the it out of the park." says .Joe Col­ of the fifth inning on account of Wilmer Mizell. Four straight Chicago at ,St. Louis )2I. 2;30 Bros, entry in the Hartford Twi­ tin of the American Legion Juniors Arnold T^almpr. Latrobc. Pa. E^die Rosemarin lead a stellar: softball. .316; Schoendlenst New York, He thre.v down hia bat, nngiTly, walks, a wild pitch and two sin­ in to score i.i the .sixth and win But Norm really rcacheil his 31-36—67 may be purchase either from Tom m argin tlie. Bombers hold nearing lins. "The average power hitter "darkness. p.m. light League proved to be the can readll.v attest.' The youthful Jimmy D^marrt. Kiamesha Rockville quintet into town. Fred ! Centerfielder Archie Archem- .310; Banks, Chicago, .307. the wire. The great Yankees of and jogged toward first base.. He hits a bit iindei'.tlir ball and it's a tirali 4-2 l.eB«l gles. one a two-nin knock by Bur­ the game. Hohenthal fielded 83 chances flaw- peak in'last year's Slate Class ,A Lak.‘. X.Y; _ .34-33-67 Weingarlner (American Interna-i Conran or Johnny Hedlund's Sport PiUabi.rgh al New York l2), 2 spoilers last night, upsetting .Mnrisrjy's )4>. CIAC Tournament at the New John Kiiiahl. ^piinandd. Ill .36-31—6'____ Center. bault sports a better than .300 Runs—Robinson, ClnctnnaU, 91; , 1927 beat the second-plaie Atli- had if gimpy leg at the time. loud out. M antle doe.s the .same ■Following Smith's foUr-bagger dette who had three RBIs f(ir the ' lessl.win 1955 w ith the Juniors a-nd tional Qbjlege), Ron Frey (Willi-, batUng mark in his five seasons Snider, Brooklyn, 83; Aaron, Mil­ game, provided the -big opening p.m. , , ■ Wethersfield 4-3 and deadlocking 1' h i«) H r | b| Haven Arena with hi.s stellar- re­ -14-33—67 letic.s- by 19 games, ,wiUi Lou "Mickey didn't get serious about thing and they bnng. out a tape ' in the first, three walk.s, a .single r>»lu 1 w r f I . ., , 1 .0 2 '» 1 0 committed three miscues in 150 Dutch Harrison. Inmls. Mo. 34-33—67 mantle 'Teachers College) and Jim of play with the Dovalettes. He led waukee, 79; MatheWs, Milwaukee, fram e. . .AmericHn l-eague bounding and improved, ^^coring i-sPorKo BiRham. Ka>waB CUy. BANTLY OIL and Ponticelll’s of Gehrig, hatting beliind Ruth, a it until he looked up and, to hi.s m easure;’ by Terry Horan and a hit bats- the latter club and Windsor LOck.s) Muilmii. 2I» o •> 0 #2 rt f\ c'hances with this year’s edition of Doherty, another WTC player, are the club at the plate with a .345 \V L Pet. GB Beal Ml ...... • • • > •1 II 0 .1 1 n it prowess. His just reward'was be­ Mo. 34-33 — 67 the Intermediate League will play 75; Boyer, St. Ixiuis, 73. iinanlnious choice aa tlie league's utter a.slonishiiieiit, saw the ball man gave the Elks a 4-2 lehd. . Duke. Snider's 33rd hopr-e run for fourth place. It wa the last ■lohmiy R. vnlla,' SI«.k(.>\III 33-34—67 expected to be in the starting line­ "If there’s a bear in the wood.s, New York .., . 7 5 ^ 9 .586 ' .111 ...... 1 I) l> 0 1 »• 0 the Juniors for a combined .991 ing named to. the Ail-Slate second Monday night at the West Side average In '64 and is considered a Runs batted in—Musial, St moat valuable player. Tlie current bouheing .50 feel or more hfgli off Tnisl collected two, nina in the his first off-g soiithpapv Ibis' sea- game of the year in the ciicuit for■ 1 K' MinfThiT i. if ...... 3 .1) 0 ir (1 H 0 fielding average for two full sum­ .Manuel De l.a Torre. .Milwau­ up along with Rosmarin and Carl­ tough hitter to strike out. Louis, 87; Kluazewrski, Cincinnati he'll do it,” .says Toinmv B.vuiie, Cleveland . 64 47 ..577 9>j • 1 (.I'Bi'b’ii...... g team selerled bv .sports writers k ee . W i. 3i-.33—67 Oval at 6 o’clock. This is a makeup Yankees only have to keep going f ’c front wall of Uic deep and dead initial frame on a hit batter, a .4011 -■ broke up a four hour. 48 the Ga.shouSc Gang, and they . . . . 3 V 1 1 n 1) mers of play. A .194 b aiter in 19.55 son. Either' Jack Scribner, Billy and Adcock. Milwaukee. 79; LiO- "Mickey Mantle is all bv jiimself Boston ...... 63 4 9 .,563 J1 missed by one-game n.aking the, ' PHtiueii.' If .... ___ 3 1 0 n 0 (1 rt covering the annual tournCy. Dtmald WIjItt Alameila C'alih 34-34—66 of a game postponed last week. to match the '27 edition's pp.iro, and conlenl'icld ..hleacliers. Fiveii then, like Babe Ruth anb '' Jack double by Lari.v Ixivett and a sin­ minute battle foi>f1ie Dodgers. It Chicago ...... 59 .50 .541 13'- P|F $. J»K ...... 3 1 3 .T 2 IV 1 the^'oungster raised his average to Krak. Sleuhenville. O. 36-32—6J O ther 8tandm its Rinard. Bernie August or Dennis pata, Philadelphia and l^yer, S t gle by Dave Solomonaon. ptavoffs. .M<’'D«>ni>Uffh. p .. ---- 2 0 o 1 Norm's two-year recoril a.s a Red Al ^B^ss#"Iink. i.*rossinifi»r'a,• .U - Mantle has anything but All- Mii.ke.v got a Irinlc. He was hal­ Dempsey," concludes Jerry Gole- came On a 3-2 j>rtch by lefly Dick Detroit ...... 54 .59 .487 20's 1 1 1 .255 this year to sport a two-year • N.V. , - Other standouts with Rockville McCarthy will start in rightfield Louis, 75. ' America outs ha' tin, in front and' :4 The Fllks added twiv markers In Littlefield, gigth -Giant pitcher. "The game, which was played at and M'hlte eager reveals 83 bas­ include John Lusa. former Rock- IIERM’S CAMERA wilfmeet the ting from the left side of the plate nian. - Baltim ore ___ . J50 62 .446“ 24— TotHls ...... 4 4 IS ^ 3 2 mark of .231- 21 hits in 91 trips. - KIdon Hncg*. Sajrinaw. Mich. 33-35—66 Green Barber Shop ’Tuesday night against. the Cardinals. A strong Hits—Aaron, MUwaukee, 145; the .second on three w alks and an Hank Th.oprpsdh and Willie .Ma.vs CoTTs P ark—was in doubt through­ kets, 80 of 14t (56 per centi char­ Mlk#" Soiichak. '<*roapifi|'pr'a I'llle High School and now a Hart­ Washington . 45 66 .405 2 8 ', 14 rO ipr«lirhl M) ' Combining Hohenthal's scholas­ at Mt. Nebo In a 'Tivllight League hitter and versatile performer, the Aiiburn, Philadelphia, 138; Musial, error. The Trust came within two each hajKthree run homers fo?''lhc out. It was called at the end of six a b r h a *■ 1 bi ity lo.s.ses and a total of 246 points ^•Y. 34-34-—as ford Dusty League performer. Glen veteran Scribner is also at home Two members of the New York' W-g | y t - g-f • , T 7 • nuts in the bottom of the fifth on Kansas City . . 37 75 .330 37 innings because of darline.s.c. ! *n*f . .. . ___' 3 0 0 \ n IV n tic and Legion records of the past in 45 games. His per game aver­ ■Kf r T ..« n«. TBfjTTTfuno. r a l l f . 3.3-35—6S NOR.M BURKE game.‘Game time is 6 o'clock. — ■«;t t *111(1. 1.97; Temple. dnolnnaU, last ^plaie New Yorkers, with ' ;.Vrt"hM, .3h ..... II BUI ( B sp e r J r . . C h u la V(.«ta. Narkon. 'ex-RHS player, and 'Joe behind the plate, at first base or two walks, a single, b.v BUI Lange Thpiripson's a pinch-hit swing Hhat Frida.v's Seherliile' Morlart.v Bros shot into a 2-0 . . . . :i 0 2 2 2 11 two seasons one finds that he has age stands af seven points’, a figure Calir 133; Boyer, St. t>ouis, 132. "New York al bAltiriiore. 8 p.nl. ' , K a n . 2 H ...... 3 0 0 1 2 IT 1) taken part in .54 games and ha.s .T3-.35—6S Doherty who is still playing high at third. Both Rinard and August, ^ Vacation and a donble steal. The scoring JJed it in the sixtji. Don Drysdale. lead in the second fram e but fell «r ...... 3 1 i\ 0 iV 0 iV which undoiibtedl.v .stands, to be Mlkr Fptrhick. Msiuipar, X 5' 36-32—6S RAINBOW CLUB and Wimpy’s Triples—Aaron and Bruton, Mil­ T erry (i-U vs. Brown )8-3). 2 made only seven errors in 439 .Mikj- B '-n c risc u tto . R a rin p , school bail. scorer and excellent rcbounder In the only other Manchester player waukee, 12: O'Connell, Milwaukefi They are Charley ^nerly and g 'rt/1 1./ ■ J 1 • t r-h was concluded in the bottom of thi 10th hurler used in the 33-hit behind as Wethersfield came up . . . 2 1 a 2 1 improved upon during the 1966-57 Connecticut, while Rosmarin was All-Stars will clash Monday night Kansas City al Cleveland. 8 p.m.; ' ; AbbalH. lb ...., 1 \ nV n 2 3 . chances for a laudable ,984 fielding 36-32—68 Hohenthal will hold down the In an alldmportant Rec Summer listed i^th the Doves, are consid­ and Moon, S t Louis, 9; Five play­ EmlenTunnell //I J(f \ C i l V S ------A ild W ltU P iiy fifth as the Filks tallied on an game, waiv the winner as the with three ta-IJles in the fourth K.-w r * . i: ...... L 2 It 1 .2 0 M 1 campaign. Dnvid rtaZRi) Ji- . D s v ln n a ' starling center position while his term at the University 'of - Crimian (1-6) vs. Aguii;re )2-0(. jnark. And while going to bat 178 Bpacl), FTa. Basketball League contest. The ered fair 'hitters with the latter ers lied with 8. ror and .Smith's second horn) Brooks salvaged the finale in a 1 inning. One-riin rallies foi .the Penlolat. if ...... 2 0 D 0 0- 0 0 Although the Indians are expect­ 33-,^5 -tw Glenney and Ken I^wd will be at Connecticut, while Rosemarin was ■ Washington at Boston. 8 p.m. Bpai. h ...... i ' 2 0 0 n 4 - a 0 times he has crashed 39 hits for a Drug Ford. Stah'opac X. Y. 33-35—6.3 game at the West Side outdoor ha-ving a slight edge In power. Mc­ Next league'.ganie wlll>8 p.la.V- three-game series. - • locals in ihe fifth and sixth gave ed to play one more season of) foot­ Sam Snaad, White Sulphur the guard positions. Burke and captain of New Britain Teachers Home runs—Snider, Brooklyn, Ramos (10-7) vs. Sullivan (10-5). .219 batting average. And included court begins at 6:15. The Rain­ Carthy, one of the club's leading Woodbury, N. Y. '..'Pi—Tommy , Bravea for parts of two seasons ed Tue,sda.v nigluvw^heiiT*ue A Po­ High for One (ianie' ' them the; verdict. T,.l(il.I . ... 2t .1 2 pi tt 5 5 ball at Mt. Nebo. perhaps the new Spring*. W. Va. 34-34-,6S Dave- Boland will be up front. College whep it won the national pitchers, pbsseasea a strong throw­ 33; Adcock, MUwaukee, 28; Klus- TufM and Bluts Arc Holmes is enjoying his fir.si. .■ arid w'hen relea.sed he finished his lice meet .Manrheater^riist. „ , , Detroit at Chicago. 9 p.m. - Mi»rt(iri\'» ; ...... o^iplt 4 among his safeties are seven high school gymnasium and base­ bow is unbeaten while the All- zewski and Robinson, CindnnaU, Sam Jones fanned 13, high for Trucks ).5-5) vs. Pierce (17-5). Replay of Tie. WcUi.-isfii-trt Steve Bellinghiri. Al >Burowiec. srnall college hoop crown several ing arm and has batted in the mcr vacation in 20 jrears but iic's . IH.DI thKI. 2 doubles, two triples and 19 RBIs, ball field will inspire the good-na­ Stars have dropped one game. At 27; Banks, C^cago and Mathews, loth sea.son as a Dodger pla.ver. ■ rl>) one game in the NL this season, ’Thiirsda.v's Kesiills The game was a replay of a 7-7 HR, .MUmi' Paqilci)*- Krs\-. R^i- Lou Desci, Buzz Keeney. Ron Cu.s'- years ago. ' cleanpp spot several times this New Running beginning t'p wonder when the 0 0 3 liiigliirl O Kn-ii Bright Future tured Hohenthal on to greater the • Charter Oak Park outdoor MUwaukee, 25. Then the Braves asked for him I>. Hmith. « f . V :i 2 while knocking, off the the redlegs Boston 2. New 5’ork 1 tie pla.ved between • the pair .SAi- n-Briffi BB. M ike G reen B o w s ter. Charlie Btince and Wimpy A return game between tlie two summer. managerial wheel .of fortune will ..again, to manage their .Milwaukee P»’il*‘«if'rH€*. 0 0 X 0 B-nl 2, SO) McI)..Ti.iii):h S, B-sl 2: If Hohenthal can add 50 poinU heights during the forthcoming Wilson will also see pl^Bt.v of ac­ court, Arthur Drug Store tangles Stolen bases-^Mays, New York, McAilnin, Uk , .. 0 o 0 (1 I) on a sevejitfliitler. Chicago's Dee Cleveland 5. Detroit 4 Wednesday l)igfit. '■ UBP. S-idl lt.\ McD,M]oii|;h teams is expected to be played in McKenna will select his starting spin hi.s way. . . 'team, which became Toledo with 1 1 or mote to his batting average in scholastic year. But one thing cer­ tion. !* with Manchester High School in 26; GUHam, Brooklyn, 18; White, Sartor. \ y ...... 1 0 2 1 0 F’ondy and Redleg Rookie Frank Chicago 6, Kansas City 5 T o D a v i s C u p p e r Rockville. No date for this contest another league game. pitcher - from among rapid BUI For Charter Holmes. 38, holda the National the shifting of franchises in 1953. Mojnaywicx. c. 2 0 n 10 0 0 Ftobinson. who fanned foui time.s. 1957,^he'll easil.v rank'with the tain no mattei what the situa­ Rockville’s Carlson was s fiqe has been set. Miller, New Haven ace. New New York and Moon, S t Louis, 11; HoraH; fs ...... u . 0 1 .(Only Games .Scheduled) Red and W hite’s best first ba.se- League record for hitting in con­ He was, released by Toledo and KuKlmanii. if .. .' 0 0 0 0 0 1 swapped .solo home nins before tion or acore may )ie—Norm Britain’s Mario Lojie, young Kerry Temple, ClnclnnsU, 9. . I Saturda.vis Srhediile man and the long list, includes Hohenthal will be producing to the Newport, R. 1., Aug. 17 (jP)— 5IANAGERS of the four entries Pitching (baaed on 12 decisions) secutive games 137 in 1945). He again Brooklyn took him, ihiij time Birtwrll. rf ...... i 0 0 0 0 0 Solly Drake's second RBI double Giants^ Kdlcavage,, Sam Huff In the Twilight. League will meet McGuire and Dennis McCarthy. “LUCKY STRIKE” P»T4"N rf ...... 1 0 n 0 n n H broke a 2,-all lie in the seventh. Ne'w 5'ork a t Baltim ore ) 2 ) ,^ i' Cobb. Leo Kstka,verk, Dorn Sqiia- be.st of his ability in football, bas­ Showing up in the semifipals of —Haddix. Philadelphia, 11-3, .786; has a .302 lifetime major league ■to manage Elmira in Ciaas A. He Turk)nRtoii. 2I> . . . 3 0 0 *» 0 0 £^m. and 8 p.m. Monday night at 3 o'clock at the S3 Ft. Sport Fishing Boat had a winner there, just-as-he had B rooks—Law rence—was .the loacr trito. John Tierne.v. Ed Brown ketball ami baseball for dear old Ibc Newport Tennis Tournament Newcorabe, Brpoklyn, ‘ 18-6, .750; average for 10 seasons, ftve of them Kansas Cit.v al Clevelapd,' 2 p.m. Canadians^ Am ericans Clash East Side Rec. SchedulS for the re­ STRATFORD BOWS Radio Telephone Equipment above .300 with the Boston Braves. a t H artford in Cla.iis A .for the TntH ls ...... K 3 IS- 6 3 « for a 16-6 record. and Dixie Dougan. among olheis. Manche.sler High. y' is getting to be a 1 abit with Ham Buhl, Milwaukee, 14-5, .737; Law­ . W ashington a t Bofitoti, 2 p.m. Best Rookies in Football Camp Richardson. maining part of the season will be Woburn, Mass., Aug. 17 OP)—^The Braves in 1951. Miinrhr*ler Trii*t ti) Stratford Little League All-Stars rence, Cincinnati, 16-6, .727; BVee- Until this sea.son he had played Langt . .3 I 1 II D 0- II Two-run homers by Bill Virdon Detroit at Chicag);>. 2:30 p.m. i When -the U.S. Davi.s Cupper discussed along with other imrile- or managed for only two big league , But he couldn't lyin in A A with K. S m ith , e f ...... 2 1 0 n U and Bill Mazeroski won for the Winooski. Vt., Aug. 17 i.Ti Find' In Amateur Golf Semifinals diate problems. l^ t put In the fftisls Of the District man. Cincinnati, 10-4, .714. Call Burton R. Keeney l^oyett r . . , ...... 115.001 Siindsy’s Schedule | from Westfield, N. J.. turned back team s. He came Ifp in' the Yankee P o rt W orth in 1955 or this year 'Pirates and Vernon Law. who Jim Katcavage of Dayton and 1 (New Ehigland) C!hampidnship Strikeouts—Friend, Pittsburgh, S»>U.*m«*n.si»n. p j»s .3 0 1 I ir 1 0 New 'Vork a t Baltimore, 2 p.m. Trio die challenge cif .voting Mikt Green 125; Jones, Oiicago. 124; Haddix, chain, but made hia mark with the with Portland, Ore., in the Pacilii- Bvch6lj.ki..if. If ..*• 3 1 1 0 n I to.s.sed a six-hitter. Robin Rpberta tackle Sam Huff from West Vir­ of Mounts Disqualified, Edmundston, N. B,, Aug. 17 *P) • tournament when Want your coconut custard pie yesteniily-qs they went down 5-1 Manchester Ml 9>7321 0 2 0 0 Kansas City at Cleveland 12 of Miami Beach, Fla., .veslerday, he dumped Philadelphia, 121: Roberts. Phil­ Boston Braves, managed the Coast League. However, he didn’t M'-rrei. M. p ...... 3 lost it for a 14-13 m ark.. ginia, are among the best looking Sport Schedule to taste rich? Use part cream in before the team, from Winchester, Peleraon. 3 0 1 6 0 0 0 5’ogi Berra's eighth-inning 1:30 p.m. 10-8. 3-6, 6-2. 7-5, it m arked the ■^Moe Norman. Ciansda's colorful [ Sanders on. the.lf th, adelphia and MlzeU, S t Louis, 113. : get much of a chance at Portland. Miirlhiirt. 3b . 2 b 0 2 1 0 0 Washington at Boston- (2), 1;30 i-Qpkies in the New 5'ork Giants' Recalls 1934 Triple fourth straight ye.sr in which he The two United' Slates amateurs the custard. Mass. , ------....------Bftjorii*. If ...— .v- 0 rt 0 0 0 in 0 single broke up Nixon's no-hit bid. ariialeur golf champ, and Jerij unknown p.m. football canlp according Jo Coach 1- eached the roiind of four. quality today. B»»vnolds. if ,; ...... 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 and the veleian righthander then Jim Lee Howell. Tiiiiight Magee of Toronto face two veteran 0 , Detroit at Chicago (2». 2:30 p.m. All-.Stars 'P'i'iCe. 1954 and 1955, he wfent on Neither professes to play much A 5 \y .3 2 2 hung'on for his third victory over How^li, who' directs the New vs Kockville, 6;30— _Saratoga Springs, N. \ l i Aug. United States long-ball hitters in T«»ta!K ...... 22 Oval. to win the title to become the tournament golf. Miles said he only Klk.s ...... 4 2 b 0 2 x -S the Yankees this .seaspn after Ihe.v 5'ork enti-y in the National F'ool- 17 tJPf ■ When Eddie Aixaro todsy's 36-bole semifinal ior the T n i"t ...... , . JfNi 030-.-4 scored on two errors and a pinch .Merchants vs Rainbow, 8;30— Last Nigh 1^8 Fights first two-in-a-row winner since •;gets to one or two tourpaments 2B. l*ov«»ti HR ■ b ’ Sm ith SB. D ecathlon Labeled ba|l IqeHgu^^said he , acrimlfiaged finished last w ith hi.s mount in s Earl Gre.v Cup and the Canadian a year.',’ single by Mickey McDe’rniott in Robertson. 6-horse field ye.sterday arid still Australia'.*:' Frank - dgmi n put l-anc« . Lovett r»P. .\1'rr»T l« l.f'VPtl aljr his l•ookic)l^ last .Sunda.vyafter o the Casino Club toga in 1951 A m ateur golf crovvn. Butler- defeated Bill Morland of to ppi»Msoii, Li'iB. Tni.«t 7. Klk.'^ ♦i. BB. the ninth. Jackie Jensen's • 16th .Saturday, .\iig, 18 wound up with third money, old- Opposing - them will, be Arthur Sartni- 2- SO, K iiiv cd Sprinters ny of them returned froms.1 he . Philadelphia Choo Choo'Ben­ and '52. North Bay. Out.. 3 am! 2 in the LI VE WITH Sf»tf»monfu*n-' 1. 2. Sartm 6 homer put it away for the Red Sox. Dovalelle.s vs RayUcslos, 7:30 — timers recalle^^ another'triple dis- son. 149. Philadelphia, decisioned B utler of Portsmouth, N. H„ a 32- who got ju st four Hits off loser 'ollegt* All--"'tar game in Cliicago'„ . ' But unlea.s GraiA Golden of M’il- third round and George Knudson of IJiti* off, T^YlftliHHiNAD 2 fr>r 4 runfi In only they day before. Robci t.Hon. : W P. S arto r. ffnsive end.'' Howell reported from^ Wimpy s ys Kainoow, 6:15— 18,0, Canada, decisioned Chief Al­ t.-nlin.'s top seeded Ker. Ro.-:ewall, cl^igmpion, and 31-year-old John' peg, 4 and 2 And then eliminated Solonionj»f*n; V: Mi*ria«*h»\ R nM nr; Is. first major~league grand-slammer cathlon is held as a sprinter never son, In the laat of a 7-race card, the Giants' training camp at St. i Oval. ^ vin Williams, 175, Oklahoma City, rt'chai'dson will be surrounded by Miles of M amaroneck, N. Y., a hijhly rated Dr. Ted Lenczj'k of S'tlomnnyoD* Srnror, PSaDii: I 15 and AI Rosen poled a solo shot to was better illustrated than yester­ the. first three finishers - - Anna magazine advertising official. beat the Tigers for Herb Score’s Michael's College. ■Arthurs vs High School, 6:15— 10. A^us.siea in the semlfiral.'.. Newington,-Conn., on the 19th. day. when raring n.ecretarv Ted Charter Oak. V. L„ Noble Spirit and Semaphore Portland. Ore. Eddie Machen. Miles meets Norman and Magee 13th victory. Has the 1‘olentlal were disqualified and the other ------^-- • ------r- - Doc^lev clouted-him ^ With an un-, ^as the potential to on Rainbow vs. Teiso. 8:30 - Roberl- 192>^j, Redding. Calif.! kayoed stakes on Butler. Neither American T ex as' JiM’gensen M innie. .Minoso's seventh-inning, 'th r e e horsea ' svere substituted in I . . CLINifc CONCIXDED. ? '’"v, ’ f?r of the better ends in 1be league , W alter H afer, 211,. .W ashington. has played in a major Canadian Storrs, Aug. 17 (jP i--A record iNCHESTEK- ^ triple scored the winning run as Eddie Hurley Memorial Handicap' .their places. tournament, before. the While So'x swept the three- a t 6-3. 2.38- pounds. He handles his ( ^leniple vs AJlied, 6:30—Rpbert- D.G., 4. ' ' - 180 coaches attended the 11th Seeks T i iF e M aleh that will feature a,starry card at The majority of the crowd, rush­ Yesterday *8 Stars Doug Sanders, “the Canadian game set with the A'a and made weight well and is onl.v 21 years *°0- ing to make travel ariangemenla, San F'rancisco — Rudy Garcia, annual coaching clinic at the Uni­ Rockingham Park Saturday. - ! Open champion from Miami Beach, versity of Connecticut this year. it eight successes in the last 10 Victorious this veal' in such' old. He looks like he might be 'a ! Hcnll.v'a vs. Ponticel.l's, 6-- W est 'didn't learn until the nex day that 131. Los Angeles, stopped. Larry Houston. Tex. .'A9 Generally games. real comer." j bide Oval. Vasqiiez, 130, San Francisco, 6. ■ Pitching- Willard Nixon, Red E'la., and • Ed M eister Jr. of The clinic, which erided yester­ handicaps a.s the Oceanporl. the i ‘ the bookmakers, paid off on just Sox—Held the Yankees hitlesa for Willoughl^'. Ohio, cb-iriedhliits fell Transportation conceded to be T>xa.s best boxing j Los Angeles- Young Jack John-^ day, vyas host to high school and Select, the '-Hibiscus, and the' :'Huff is a little light at 234.’’I . * ,«■ *'"'’‘2"'':, ' “*• *1. Cup, Celiba and Bahiidui. seven innings and faced the mini- by the wayside yesterday. "hope since I^ w 'Jenkins, .vriung j Howell .said, "h u l, he's a fellow | ^ *1 -Wt. Nebo. .son. 205, Los Angeles, decisioned i colfege coaches from 15 states. • I • rs , I Hutcheson, leading morie.v winner . Yesterday's three-ply disqualifi­ mum 24 men. In eight while w ind­ MSgee, who is only 22. played Discussions on football and bas­ Paul Jbrgen.sen y packing them^ U 9 IIDCIIBII O I r O K C S ’^ln hja field with ehrnihgs of some: who cart play offensive tackle and ^^lionab vs St. Mary s, cation w as a little more compll-- Kolo Sabedong, 207. Honolulu. 10. in these, days. Dallas ' Buddy T urm an, 181, ing up with a two-single, 2-1 vic­ with a taped hand: injured Tues­ ketball coaching were the fea- ^ $140,000. undisputed king of the defense middle guard, tort!’ Tbe 1 *’''1; rated. The Brookraeade Stable’s tors* tljat saw the American day. He pulled the upset of the turea YOU LIKE Currentl>;^^^ rated w ith the top Giants' starting defensive tackles j fl*”^*** Methodist vs Congos, 6:30 Planchette; first across the finish Tyler, Tex., kayoed Felix Antonio, six featherw^ght’s in the world. Dail**'t*r ever saw. 'For his draw H enry iModre, tlie A rkansas Aill with Snrnv White went stablemate *“ Alumni Tourney '51 FRAZER '49 CHEVROLET m inutes. — — -- .. .• - — Maggiacomo. veteran stock cal Defilade, who finished fourth. _ '49 OL05MOBILE T jnt is a high gloaa Hnt.Ah.for aurfacea with Carmelo • Costa the gate Sedan. RlOK Lunisdon left Victoria's Horse­ ,' After the-wpiidges' decision hall Boated by Aitken Oni'ertibie. Convertible. New requiring frequent cleaning was 420.400, largest - in Texas The annual Alumni State Baae- Slock No. U-108D . ^ w J Stork No. top: Stock It i« an enameUltke Hniah at shoe Bay al 6 p.m.. E.ST .yesterday been made, the results, showed baJ,J Toirmament cor.liriues play TO.M.5I5 HOL.MKS ■ boxing history. A boiil with Red No. U-6S5. - a paint price. For a aolt. dtir- Top Davi.a diew J19.000. almost enlirri.v without fanfare though Walter P. Chrysler’s Jr..’s Tour- Point Judith, R. 1., Aug. 16 (Pi— beie tomorrow qt Charter Oak U L-nC . $145 $295 He finished the gruelling .swim in tlie fight for the tiHC'k uhnnipion- billonlc first, R. N. ; Webster's » able flniah which Ot neither sav the coast experts, for When he He had a $1.3.000 house when Lea. 109: Admiral George. 106; America .lim .Swink in ground ship „f jyr.g ^he laip.ulai New Tuns fishermen - have just con­ Park, uith two semifinal games flat nor high gloaa. aak for was released on Jul.v 11 his team inky blackne.ss, with a Ironfire on Dark Cliarger, 105: and Venomous. Phophel'a Bell second a'nil W alter cluded the most - successful com­ '47 PONTIAC he fought Daye.v Walden. $10,000 gaining in the Southwest Confer 5'oiker lias been having a rough scheduled, the first-beginning st 1 '48 HUDSON '49 FORD Coat-O-Litr—an exception- was onl.v a half-gam e out of fourth when he met Lauro Snlas. shore guidinji him in to Green 10.5. . ence last fail. M. Jeffords' Baggage, Arcaro’s petition in the, history of the o clock and the second at 3. Tlie 4-Door. Black. u ....11 1 1. .. . , yPaiii w ith cais 80 far but leeontlv mount, third. Actually Acaep was Commander “8” 4-Door. Custom 4-Door. Black. , ^lly durable and washable. place witjj 44 wins and 48 lo-sses, He beat Jackv Blair of Dallas Point, about five miles west of 'll is not unusual for Ihe great H ouell is working .Moore a l of- climbed into tlie top 10 list- and United States Atlantic Tuns finals are slated Sunday afternoon. Stock No. V-626. Tvady>to-use paint that dries ‘There isn't one losing game Port I Angeles. Decathlon to concede poundage be.aten 17 lengths. Tournament.' ^ Stock No. Ihe other night to make his rec- fensl\e fnllb^-k : this past week wa.s the only driver Last year Manchester’s First Na­ to a aoft, velvet like finish. which I would have plajed any ord 46 victories argain.sV only four Liirnsdon became the first Cana­ not only to thoroughbreds of his The tliree-day total of 34 tional Bank won the tourney but $145 VL-SOC. $250 dian to awim the strait and the own age but to older ones as -well, iiro A .4 who showed an improvement in catches - hslf of which were different.!' says Holmes. "When lo.s.ses as a professional. UCLA S John Hermann, a de- jaiint standings. He is now in si.xth' GAEUC GRID GAME the .Silk C ity’s entr.v this year, '50 PONTIAC my players were crippled I couldn't Handle .\ny Sitiiatlim first person to swim from Victoria blit its weights that make rac-^ fensive halfback and offensive end |dace. Iqnded , in yesterday's finale — Nassiff Arms was beaten in the g et help. We'<;oul Charley Cincinnati Redlegs—163 (Major future best and that he had con-' f .sj.vle in 1:03.4. P eter Kenne4.V of ' Clasa B Big S tate League.' Case.v. Newington; Aug. 17 (>p. Lou w ith the league team record it 221 set by lawn was second'with 76-83—159. sidered doing college gradjiate King'bommander gets a carrot from Owner Lawrence R. Troiano 301-315 CENTER ST— T IL Ml 1-5135 OPOUVDIMaf. Opm Daily 7 A. M. te 1 P. M. Includinu Wednesday tflli^k Los Angeliks has a team close Waterbuiy won the 110-yard a lefthanded hitter and Ihrowei', ' Lostoski won .1' , cat-diijals. ,pievioysly. .Moe (jherzi drew six before being auctioned off at Saratogfi. King Comipander was to-the major leagues." ' the Dana Cannon earned hia 1,. iimioi .nmr.i* i., ii. a- ca. jo^ Csiki a New 'York Giants In 1947). work. Skoronski holds an Air Aflemoona and Saturdays Until Nmm - backstroke in 1.-11.7. The WiH,i- hit .345 for Villanova College lliia ! MemoWal Golf T'oiirnsraent .vester-! leagues by hilting*35l" in 95 ^m es ^^gie' iloim*’anrt"c""^' " ■*' New York -Yankees- 152 (AL Want to give your grsv.if extra Force commission and ia scheduled the Steeplechssij Horse of .the Year in.-'1954. Favored to repeat Holmes has one conaoJalmn. Jaton Swim Club won the 220-yard 1 paat aeaaon Lombardo flavor? Use-bouillon cubes or to report for active duty in In the 850,000 Temple Gw^thmey at Belmont Park last season. ' He's getUng paid for ^fuU aeaaon. ). H . reporu to^V5'.co ' day atjindi.n Hill w uh i two-un- Urtth Omaha during-the early p.rtIwjSn, four M ^ g g i S o * team record is 182 set by Yankees I relay exhibition in 1:58.8. i next sprinf. picked up Un 1936)j, consomme in it. I Ftbrusry. King suffered Injuriee and has been similarly plagued since. 18 to move jjp a notch in the ladder. , \ i V" L ■< I /

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MI. 6-1490. and collectiblea. Located at Tour­ acbool and grade echoo); I’Yat floor GARRISON Colonial—49 Academy 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. BETORE YOU . BUY a uaed car SEEMED TO OCT AND A COLOR Vacation with pay. I'naurtince and NO MONET NEEDED!! ROCXVILLB:—Two room cape (Cod with many attractive —living room, dining room, kitch­ cupancy, If desired, amoll toug .TELEVISION FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Store. To reliable and qualifying appli­ ist Cabins, Route- 9 Andover. features and built-ins. Beauti­ Street. Six yeara old. Oil ateam room house, newly Installed boC see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick M05E EXPEN5lv/e , ’ 'T U t J u .t r other benefits. Apply im ^rson to MANCHESTER PET Onter for %I1 i. 2 YEARS TO PAY ment, auitable for couple. Write en. Second floor—4 bedrooms and _ w r 627 Burnside Ave.. East Hartford, cants, we. offer good pay ih pleas­ Service Manager, McCTlure Ponti­ Open every afternoon'and from MORE TIME IF WANTED Box R, Herald. ful fenced yard, with large heat. Aluminum combination water oil heating oystam, domes* COPY CLOSING TIME Sales and Service. 285 Main BILL'/ MOAT, your pets and pet aiippUes. S. A bath. Large rooiti with walkin windows and doors. Lot 50x140. Street. Ml. 9-4571. Open evemngs. has openings (or two part time ant surroundings. Average 55 hour ac', 373 Main St. 7-9 p.m. Thurs. - Sun. evenings. awninged terrace, 3 or 4 bed­ tic hot water, all knotty pine, A/. 9 5 " s r , week. Insurance, holiday,and vaca­ H. Green Stamps. (Jpen 9 to 6 A WHOLE HOUSE rooms. Tile bsth. Garage. 90’ cedar closet. New heatijig ayatem. (Convenient to bus and schools. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. noon-hour waitresses. Hours jl-2, ... ' (XIVENTRY — Cheerful, modem 2 porches aifd well constructed 2- (leldstone fireplace with heatola* e. ST. LOUIS, lU. : six days. Married women pre­ tion benefits. Monday through Saturday. Thurs­ FOUR ROOMS of household goods. OF FURNITURE five room unfurnished apartment. xlOO' lot. Priced right. $15,600. A. R. Wilkie t Co.. MI MON. THRU FRI. 1950 FORD V-8 Fordor. Radio and CI..ERK FOR hardware store. Good FOR ONLY $488 car garage. Immediate occupancy.. tors, screened in porch overlook*' heater. Lots of pickup and go and w ferred. Must be reliable, steady. salary. Superior Hardware, 717 day night UU.9, Free parking. MI. Very reasonable. Three arm Second floqr.' Private reeidencc. \ 9-a89. ing lake, furnished or unfumislisd. Price $16,800. 10:30 A. M. smooth as a sailboat. A real value ^ V Experience not 'fteressary. Phone Dean Macliine Products, Inc. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. 9-4273. We .repair aquariums, chalra, bureau,' chest of drawers. ON THE EASIEST TERMS (Country location. Heat and hot Phone P If 2-8998. 155 Adams St., Manchester, Conn. > ------heaters pumps and reflectors. 995 •Two new sheets. Six pairs of pil­ IN THE WORLD WETHERELL ST, for $445 at Carter Chevrolet Co.. BU. 9-9635. watea (umiehed. Adulta preferred. 33 Turnbull Rdi MANCHESTER SATURDAY 9 A. M. Inc., 1229 Main St. : YOUNg,^AN (or light factory Main 8t. low Oiases, 50c each. Radio, $5. 3 COMPLETE Phone evening!, PI.' 3-6659. Six room'colonial, in excel­ BOLTON LAKE—Excellent new all PART TIME CAREER—for home­ WANTED — Pari'time help (or I work,"Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 80 Vanity stand with three folding R<50MS OF BRAND NEW, lent condition. 3 bedrooms, 2 Excellent six room. 2 bath home. year ranch home, 38x30. t zooms, rOtTR CXMPEltATlON WILL 1952 PLYMOUTH Qub coupe. makers wanting to supplement quarry work'! Hours 8 a.m. to 12 . Hilliard St. BOARDING Kennel. State and Vet. mirrors. $is. Four nice men's twin size. Screened front porch. WEST SIDE full cellar, hot water heat. Alum* approved. Individual runs. Came- FURNITURE Drive by. Many features including BE APPBECIATED Radio and heater. The children family income. Must be over 25, noon. $1.50 per hour. Apply Box overcoats, size 40-42, $6 each. 34 Bnsintw Locationa Garage. Large lot. Quick sale brick front. Lifetime aluminum sid­ Inum storm sash and doors. Sfelada Mountain Quaru’, Vernon. MI. FULL OR part time die makers. lot Collie Kennels. PI. 2-67tn. Elm St., East Hartford. Beautiful Westinghouse Electric required. $14,900. y ' Gambolati built six room Cape won't fall out M this one. An ideal well educated, well groomed and Refrigerator” For Rent 64 ing. Fireplace, 2-car garage. 75x150 (Cod. Fireplace, 1!4 baths, plastered trees. Large lot. Beach prlvllages. second car. $675 at Carter Chev­ able to meet people. A good job 6-5354. Experience required. Apply In per­ lot with beautiful trees. Price Owner moving west. A real good 3 -5 121 son. Gpnvcr Manufacturing, 234' SOKA, STEP TABLE, daybed, Blond Bedroom Suite COUNTRY CLUB AREA walls. Oversized garage. Dial M l rolet Co., Inc.f 1229 Main St. with good pay (or those who quali­ FOUR COLLIE puppies. Call MI. Handsome Living Room Suite BUSINESS Or Office locaUon, 474 $18,500. Shown by appointment. buy at $16,000. Howard R. Hast­ fy for a full or part time career in APPLIANCE SERVICEMEN Hartford Rd. lamps, bassinet, cabbed, child’s Main St., ground floo'r, 'Hiree Seven-room older colonial, in ings, Realtor. MI. 9-1107 any tim*. 1952 PLYMOUTH 4-door, cool green 8-8807 car. doll carriage, ateriUzer, re­ Heat-Proof Dinette Set ood condition, 4 .down, 3 up. TREMONT REALTY ' their own community. For further Beautiful “ De Luxe”- Range rooms. ML 9-6239, Ml. L7444. 512 West Middle Turnpike paint. Radio, heater. Just about information call Mrs. Vendrillo. b o you witnt a guaranteed in­ frigerator lawn mower arid.Saran flath and lavatory. Oversize AUTHENTIC colonial, -oirca 1736. the best value you've ever seen. come and a secUre future? lounge. MI. 9-6862. Instead of WesHbghouae Electric OFFKCE s u it e . Suitable for attor­ garage. SO’xlStT lot. Top zon­ Immaculate Cape Cod. 6 finished ML 3-4201 or TR. 5-2349 Ten rooms, two baths, hot water Lost and Pound Rockville TR. 5-5816 between 7 T. V. SERVICEMAN g e r m a n 8HEPHBRD pups. MI. Refrigerator If You Prefer Rugs. Specially priced at $59f. Carter and' 9 ,p.m. National concern needs qualified 9-6803 between 1 and 6- p.m. ney, doctor; architect, realty and ing. A buy at $14,900. rooms. Features include front bid (oil), Dutch oven fireplace, ex­ Chevrolet Co., Inc., 1229 Main St. appliance repairman to set up Laipps/ Tables, Linoleum AntT ineuroncs or photography. Excel­ rear dormers. Hot water oil heat. PROSPECT ST.— New five room quisite original wood paneling. !• FIVE LITTLE boys would like ypu Do you want a guaranteed in­ Boats and Aceeasorles 46 A' Few Other Articles. and maintain a complete re­ come and a secure future? lent location. Rental $75 monthly. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL Dining room. Front vestibule. -ranch, fireplace. 28x46 foot'foun­ acres, frontaga on 3 roads. Bom, to look for their little dog a EVERYTHING ' WM. McBRIDE, MI. 3-4816. Large master bedroom 17X16. brown and white Chihuahua who Help Tllanted— Male 36 pair service. All equipment and ■ National concern needs quali­ iJTMtoct—-Vehicleg 1954 TEN H.P. (jhris (jzaft. aeen. (Call MI. 9-1680 or MI. 9-3549. dation. 92x252 foot lot. E S E other outbuildings. Short drive ta 1950 CADILI^C ‘'82'’. E'our door materials' furnished. Excellent ONLY $488 Beautiful trees and grounds. Quick Realty, 344 No. Main. MI. 9-6297, UCConn, approximately 10 miles answers to Tiny. Reward. MI. sedan. MI. 9-5009. fied TV repairman to set up lots of oomph! $115. Barstow’s, 9-2428. 903 Center St. ' company benefits, 40 hour and maintain a complete . re­ WE BUY CbWS. calves and beef MI. 9.72$4.— Free storage until wanted. Free J. WATSONiBEACH occupancy. Price $16,500, MI. 3-4480. ■■ from Manchester. $31,000. Walton week. e, pair service. All equipment and cattle. Alao horaeo. Plela Bro9. delivery. Summer Homes For Kent 67 W. Grant, Realtor. MI. 3-1158. Tel. ML 3-7405. AND CO. BRAE-BURN REALTY MAN(CHESTKR. Near Bowels LOST—Yellow and grien parakeet. 1949 E'ORD CONVERTIBLE -Radio materials furnished. Excellent BOAT—14 foot' PenYan runabout. Free set-up by our own reliable Answers to Ike and Pretty Boy. (Customized seals, swivel chair, men. COTTAGE AT LAKE (Chaffee. Open Realtors JA. 2-2115 School and new High School. Six- TEN MILEiS from Mancheater, and heater. Call MI. 9-1816. f8-*r company benefits, 40 hour last 2 weeks of August. Rentr '$50 MI. 3-6273 near Route 85. neat four-room * Vicinity of Hawthorne and West Call week. steering wheel. Cover included- room single colonial. Three bed­ Poultry And Supplies 43 Phone For Appointment per week. Tel. MI. 9-6922. rooms, heated garage, amesite home (24-30), full cellar, ahnnl* Middle Tpke. MI. 3-5446. 1953 MERCURY hardtop, excellent -Ml, 9-0538. See It Day Or Night MAN(CHESTER Vicinity, 3-bed- MAN(CHESTER — Direct from ELECTRONIC \ ^ MI 9-1581 Call room ranches now being* built, driveway. Henry St. area. Fire­ num storma and tcreena, oil boat, condition, low mileage. Reason­ 400 EGG e l e c t r ic I.,eland Wilson Hartford (CH. 7-0358 builder. New 8-room garrison co­ Venetian blinds. Two-story 18x311 LOST — Inside casing of wrist able. MI. 9-1406. MI. 9-1581 THREE BOATS left at special After 7 P.M.—(CH. 6-4690 ceramic tile bath, hot water heat. place, first floor lavatory, tile watch. Vicinity of Main St. MI ,TECHNICIANS arid arrange interview incubator. Semi-automatic egg prices. 14’ to -21'. Barstows. Just Wanted To Rent 68 lonial, 1700 sq. ft.' Fireplace, bath. Dishwasher, large attic, full bam, 12x13 brooder houae, poul­ and airanpe interview turner. Complete with hydro­ Full cellar, '.ficely seculded on lavatory. Full tile bath,, birch t-269X. 1956 BUICK Special Riviera. Guar­ Business Services Offered 13 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Help Wanted— Female 351 North of the Post Office. MI. A— L—B— E—R ^ T —’S ’,4 acre with trees. $12,400. Carl­ cellar. Triple stprm windows and try equipment. Lot 100 x 300. JUxperienced men required PLUMBERS. Steamfitters. helpers meter. Will sell cheap lor quick 9-7234. 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD WANTED—Four room unfurnished, kitchen cabinets, formica count­ screens. Air conditioned, oil. Built $10,500. Walton W. Grant Real* anteed less than 700 miles. All ihe ASHES AND rubbish removed. sale. See Clifford Loomis, Route ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MI ers, open stairway, shades, base­ important extras and then some, ROOFING — Specializing in repair­ DENTAL Assistant. Experienced ■ to assemble wire and test for Hartford open shop. 40 hours ' heated apafttnent' near bus line. 9-5132, 9-4694. in 1951. Large lot.. Occupancy Au­ tor. Ml 3-1153. Annonncenents Lawn mowing, tight trucking, ing roofs of all kinds. Also ..4iew guaranteed. State age. marital 85, Bolton. 1954 TEN- H.P. Scott-Atwater 'with USED 8 CU. FT. GE refrigerator, Librarian knd two grown daugh­ board hot water-oil heat, copper gust 15th. Price $17,900. George L, Teirific savings. Douglas Motors, preferred but will train. Write electronic devices. Will Help Wantedv- , plumbing, fully, plasteted walls, ANDOVER, BOLTbN, (COVXMTRf 333 Main St. trees cut, cellars cleaned, papers roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Box M, llerald. status, automobile, wages ex­ shift and six gallon tknk. (Clean. good condition. Ideal (or cottage. ters. References. MI. 9-9349 after Graziadio, Realtor. Tel. Manches­ 1VEDDING STATIONERY a spe­ and. rags taken away free. MI. cleaned, r^aired, 26 years’ ex- consider recently dis­ pected, last three employers. Male or Female 37 $150. Barstow'a, MI. 9-7234. Reasonable. MI. 3-4898. 9 p.ip. 112,600 'shingle exterior, garage, double ter MI. 9-5878. GOOD BUTS cialty, Beautiful assortment. Low 9-0142. Call evenings. Articles For Sale 4S driveway, lot shrubbed and Good fiv« room houae, garago, 1941 BUICK Special, black, four penence. Free estimates. Cali BURTON'S HAS openings (or alert, charged veterans -experi­ Write Box A Herald. Immaculate six room Ca;spe. Two prices. Evenings by appointment. door. Excellent running condition. Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-536L DINING ROOM table, one blond (COUPLE. Well-behaved 5-year-old seeded. Trees. Approximate mort­ MANCHESTER —*Cape Cod. six $6,800. CO.MPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart pleasant women who are avail­ enced in electronic back­ SLATE FLAGGING. 4 colored. maple, one mahogany dropleaf. unfinished up. Cabinet kitchen. Four room expandable to six. Campresli 5 So. Main St. MI. MI. 3-1278. able by September 1st for full -Building Materials 47 child, waht 4 or 5 rooms. Unfurn­ gage $18,000. Immediate occupan­ rooms, four finished. Excellent 9-2240.' R. Wolcott on wringer, and auto­ ground. Musi be familiar JOIN A GROWING Free delivery in Manchester on Reasonable. MI, 9-1563.. ished or furnished. Reasonable. Oak floors. Storm sash. Amesite cy. Not listed with any broker. condition. All natural woodwork, Good loCatlMi. Arteaian>' welL lime positions. Five day week. DRIVERS FOR school buses. Call order 100 sq. feel or more. (Comer drive-k. Attractively ' landscaped ■1949 FORD, two door sedan. Radio, matic washing, machines, electric Heating— Plumbing 17 .with neceasar.v electrpnic MI. 9-4215 before 9 a m. USED LUMBER Write Herald Box F, o r . phone Escott, owner-builder. MI. 9-7683. fireplace, to dormers, basement $8,500. NEW GAME OF skill for baiaars, ranges, vacuum cldaners, motors, Salary plus incentive bonus. Liber­ i COMPANY Route 6 and Stony Road, BoHon. MODERN LAWSON couch. E^tat yard,'Immediate occupancy. Excellent seven room Cape Cod. . .heater, overdrive. $290. 218 North al store discount. Pleasant work­ lest equipment, New Britain. BAldwin 3-5544. ?;arage, oil hot water heat, beautl- churches. Reasonable. Ml. 9-9494 Elm St. small appliances, welding.^ 174 Se r v ic e st a t io n attendant, full I 2x3, 3x4, 2x6, 2x8 Windows and years old. Good ‘ condition. Calf BOWERS SCHOOL AREA Four bedrooms. Large lot. Nicely ing conditions. Please apply in I In the growing carbide «'UUing ROYAL AND Smith-(Corona port­ ul yard. Gaston Realty, 165 after 5 p.m. Main Street. MI. 9-6678. PLUMBING and beating—Repalni - time job. Also part time attend­ Frames MI. 3-7838. BUSINESSMAN and wUe desire 3 WARREN E. HOWLAND, School St. MI. 9-5731. Evenings landscaped. Fine location. - 1951'NASH RAMBLER convertible. and contract wont. Call Ml. 9-8541. person. Burton's, Inc., 841 Mam i tool industry we need experienced able and atandard typewritera. Storm Windows , to 5 room furnished apartment. FlEALTOR ant. hours 6-JO p.m. five days. All makea of adding piachlnes OCCUPANCY BEFORE MI. 9-7466. Four room (Cape, expoadahla to Radio, heater, newly refinished. BUYING PAPER. magazines, St. MECHANICAL machine operators and other types Inside Doors Occupancy on or before Sept. tth. six. Well located. Six acres. Saeri* Also Saturday and Sunday every sold or rented. Repaire' on all Th r e e PIECCE section den eet. Personals 8 Douglaib Motors, 333 Main. rags. Junkman’s junk. Wilt pick other week. Apply in person at I of industrial personnel. Male and Outside Doors PI. 3-6010. - MI. 3-llOSt FALL SCHOOL TERM AA ZONE — Seven-room cuztom flee sale. up after 3 p.m. All day Saturday. Moving— ^Trucking WANTED—Shirt presser. Exper­ i female. -If you want a good joq ap- makes, Marlow’s. Yellow Pine Flooring Almoet new, 175. MI. 3-4374. PI. 2-7169 built (Colonial, enclosed breezeway WANTED—Someone going to Cali- 1949 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan, Rea­ ience not essential. Also sorter. ASSEMBLER . Van’s Service Station, 427 Hartford Eight room home. Chicken coopa. Call Rockville TR. 5-7621. Storage 20 Rd. Ask (or Van I ply at office. Sheathing PROFESSIONAL lady needs three Very attractive Cape Cod sit­ and garage. Large rooms, many Acreage; Fine location. Also new ■fomla to drive my car. Phone MI. sonable. After 6 p.m. call MI. Apply in person. Maple Laundry, or four room unfurn'iehed, heated, MANtCHESTER. Well-built older 7- uated on nicely landscaped GONDER’S T.V. Service, available Young men e.xperienced in WOODWORKING machinery, PI. 30-GaI. Automatic. Gas Hot Water SPECIAL BUYS fine features. High elevation, and original colohiale, ranches, 9-9779 or MI. 9-9819. -9-4061. MANCHESTER — Moving and 72 Maple St. Heater . _ apartmeiU with garage No pets. room colonial in fine neighbor­ corner lot. The Rolling Park view.- Carlton • W. Hutchins, MI any time. Antenna conversions. trucking Co. MI. 3-6563. Owned assembly of small me­ 2-6695, (Cape Cods, Dairy farms ahorefront NELCO TOOL CO., INC. 1 Coal Fired Mot Water Furnace AT (COST-OR-BELOW Write Box W, Herald. hood. convenient to bus, school Home with six finished rooms 9-5132, 9-4694. . and lake cottagei. Iteaawial^ WANTED—rtide to Gray Manu­ 1955 PONTIAC. Model 870, four Phileo factory supervised service. and operated by Walter B. Per- BE A SU(XCESS! Earn a good in­ chanical components and KOPPERS CO., INC. and 'shopping, 2-car detached ga­ facturing Co.. HUllard St. 8 - 4:30 door Sedan. Hydramatic, radio, Tel. Ml. 9-1488. * LAWN GARDEN and Radiators Hotpoint Electric Ranges -includes rilsny features usu­ priced. ' ett Jr., and WUliam J. Pickering. come close to home representing gears. Will find these po- 266 Center S^, Pine St. entrance ADULT BUSINESS couple with no rage, almost new heating system, ally found only in more ex­ MANCHESTER—(Custom four room shift. MI. 3-7523. heater, white walls,- low mileage. PICNIC SUPPLIES 1 Oil Fired Steam Furnace and Automatic Washers' children desire three or four room JOHN BISSELL, RdUtor RUBBISH AND ashes' removed. Avon Cosmetics. Friendly, pleas­ -sitions interesting and di­ Radiators amesite drive, well - ten^d pensive homes. P.rice $15,200 Cape, fireplace, hot water heat . Croea St.,-Coventry Must sell. Reasonable. Private MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ant, profitable work quickly puts WANTED Cabinet Ironer unfurnished apartment. Very ref- with oil, nice shaded yard, quick RIDE WANTED. Second shift. General cleaning. ceUars, ;attlcs versified. Ideal Working FANS POOLS, Etc. 1 One-Car Garage Clocks, Irons, Hair Dryers grounds. A real solid value. Phone PI. 2-6838 owner. CH. 7-0017-or JA. 2-8031. Light tmeking and package deliv­ dollars in your pocket. MEN. \VOMEN and students, part liable. Kindly cell MI-. 9-2766 any $17,500. Samuel M. Lavitt, Rock­ occupancy. 8. A. Beechler. Real­ Pratt and Whitney to gate 6, from and yards. Reasonable .'stes. M. ery.'^ Refrigerators, washers and location. Arc Welders BX Cables Mixer, Egg (Cooker time after 6 p.m. Call Owner 148 Lydall St. MI. 3-5751. A M; Rubbish Removal. MI. time or full time work available. ENTIRE STOCK AT COST Switch Boxes ville. TR. 5-2717. Evenings and tor. Phone MI. 3-6969. SPACCIOU8 8 ROOM, center dooS stove moving specialty. Folding SHIRT FINISHER or folder. Excel­ Make your own hours. Apply now. Many Other Items 9-9757. , chairs for rent. Ml. 9-0752. Outlets. Etc. FAMILY OF THREE desire four weekends call Richard Dunn, TR. MI. 9-9766 colonial. Custom built 1943. Ap> Auto Driving School 7-A lent working conditions. Full or Spot Welders.' at Conn. Stale Employment Serv- Also used items. Sewing ma­ 5-998L part time. Call Mr. MacNeil. 5U. BUDGET CENTER House Now Being Demolished. unfurnished rooms. Telephon<4-'em proximately a acraa ot ocenic hiu- Automobnes for Sale 4 CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. • - RIVETOB „ice 806 Main St.. Manchester. chines, mixer, wringer washer, FIVE ROOM ranch. Located In top. Fine

4 baths. Rec­ ances repaired. MI. 3-6517, resi­ ing, storage. Call Ml. 3-S187. Hart­ To set up and operste a ROLUAWAY BED, new infra-red THREE BEDROOM single or large rooms and sttsched garage. MAN(HESTER—Four-family home Andover. AddlUonal acreage aviui. your credit turned down? Don’t safely. Individual instruction by dence' MI. 3-6960. for .tobacco work. Bring birth cer­ Nice shaded lot in center-of Man­ reation room, 2-car, garage, near able. Contact owner. FI. 3-S138. competent, experienced instruc­ ford CH. i-1423. EXPERIENCED girls for maids riveting machihe. Small Full Time Work portable light 2 small antique CHOMAN duplex, For parents ' and two In fine location. Gross annual in- give up, see “ Honest" Douglas, tificate or proof of birth. Apply tables. MI. 9-0663 after 4. ABC APPLIANCE CO. chester. Living room 22'6” xl4' school and bus. $14,400. Clilford tors on dual-control insured cars. at local motel. 8 .hr. day. Call MI. component parts involved. Conn. Stale Employment Service, . HOUSE WRECKING 21 MAPLE ST. grown children. Responsible ten Hanson A Co. MI. 3-1303, MI. c'ome $3,400. Low expense, good 333 M ^ . Not a 'ftnance company DOORS OPENEip, keys fitted, 3-4148 any time. anU. Call MI. 9-5356. with fireplace. Dining room, large (COVENTRY, liithropDrive. Largo plan. Automatic or conventional shift. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, ' Must 6e willing to assist Plus Emplo.ve Benefits.' 806 Main St.. Manche.ster; or Elks NEW 14 FT. I.eonard double door MI 9-239r 9-0788. net. Asking $16,500. Samuel M. five room ranch wjlh attached Ml. J9-60I0, JA. 7-3680. Painting— Papering 21 kitchen and separate laundry Lavitt. Rockville TR. 5-2717. Eve­ guns, etc., repaired. Shears, DEMONS'TRATORS wanted. Am­ in assembly, operations. club Carriage House, Rockville, re(rlgers:tor'. New upright freezer. room. Also lavatory. Second floor, garage. Lot 100x300, Qwner PI. DE CORMIER MOTORS, knives, mowers, etc., put Into con­ on Wednesday. BEDROOM SET Best offer takes MANCHESTER nings and weekends call Richard 2-7588. LARSON’S DRIVING School. EXTERIOR PAINTING, Quality bitious women needed to display Will consider a trainee for Call Sarrifire. No down paymenL Five it. MI. 9-6725. 8 Harvard Rd. Business Property For Sal# 70 three large bedrooms and bath. dition for coming needs. Bralth- year guarantee. MI. 9-0980. Disirionds— Watches— Dunn, TR. 5-9981. SAYS: Msuichester’s only trained and work by experienced painters. the .rtationally famous "Royal position. Must be seen to be appreciated. Beautiful 5 room single with en­ waile. 52 Peark Street. For free estimate 7all 'Tbomas this Gaston Realty, 165 School St. M). (COLUMBIA—Four. year old aevea certified instructor. For your safe­ Line'’. Toys, gifts, novelties and TRemont 5-2527 Jewelry 4 8 1 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUvdT, STORE, WAREHOUSE closed breezeway and garage. A-1 EIGHT-ROOM Duplex, 4-4. G.E. room, two unfiidahed hedrooina ‘ THESE FINE CARS ARE SURE ly We are trained to teach proper­ Bentley. Ml, 9-2192. : household Items,, plus Royal's new Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 glsaa, china, and used (ui^iiture 9-67"l. Evenings, Ml. 9-7466. oil burner. New 83-gaUon hot TO PLEASE YOU. BANK J P R PAVING CO. We are proud or Apply At • .LOAM LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ condition throughout. Expandable with uUliti.es upstaire. Plctura win­ ly. Ml. 9-6075. of our work. Our aim is to please Colorarha presentation that is INTERVIEWS BEING HELD bought and told. Fur^ture Repair 2nd floor, Excellent grounds, with water heater and electric stove TERMS OP c o u r s e ;” CEILING, WALLS, painted eve­ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Service. MI. 3-7449. ^ AND WORKSHOP CHOICE LISTINGS dow. fireplace, hot air heat. Lot all home owners. W* specialize In 8wee{iing the country. Experience MON. - WED, - FRI. 36 Brooklyn St. PORTERFIELD'S, PET SUPPLY, DARK RICH sh I Barstow's. MI. 9-7234, a H-bushel. Graham Rd„ Wap- DIVAN, overstuffed chair, new manufacturing. Ideal >Sfr laundry CHARLES LATHROP 166 West Middle Tpke. MI. 9-2098. Aborn, Maple St., Ellington. Rock, .SOLDERERS RECEIVER AND "PER condition. Nice large loi.^ on SOUTH MAIN ST.—Eight roome. WATSON REALTY CO. 1952 Nash Rambler 2-Dr. 193 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. :A.K.C. REGISTERED Collie pup-, ping. . One mile north of Sullivan blond bed and coil spring. Call or dry-'cleaning busineas. Near quiet ktreet. GI or FHA. ' Ml. 9-0384 ville TR. 5-7166. FTREPLACE W.OOD., of cord, MI. 9;9956. bus line. Central location. Reaaon- fireplace, huge enclosed porch. EARL ROHAN Station Wagon Experienced in wirirv? and solder­ We are looking for an intellig^ pies. Beautiful litter, sable and Ave. Follow signs from Wapplng man who .can handle respon-sibility $10. Power mower, Briggs and Center. ably priced. George L. Graziadio, $15,300 Five garages, amesite drive. MI. ML 3-7433 Thrall Rd., 'Vernon Radio, weather-eye. heater, dir. Wantetl Autos ing of resistors, condensors and ' . Reaaonable. MI. 9-3635. 136 3-6090. signals. New w.w. tires too. An Private Instructions 28 and is'not afraid to work. 40 hour Drive. Stratton engine, own hookup. $20. CHAMBERS - Realtor. Tel. Manchester Ml. Immaculate cape with (our Motorcycles 12 Household Services ______components, simils.^ to radio Shutters, 2-piece, cleat back, 6 9-5878. . rooms' and garage. Well land­ LOT FOR SALE. 80x150. Weat Side TR. 6-7630 excellent little car in good chassis assemblies. Excellent work­ week, good starling salary. Many FURNITURE SALES 60 ARCELUA DRIVE—First time Offered 13-A EARN AT HOME. EaajKhigh pay- TRU(jK DRIVER, dump truck, tge generous company benefits. pairs 14'.s” x54” , 6 pairs l l ‘ j ” x42” , TOMATOES, 76c a basket. ichsel scaped lot. Close to bus, etc. near (Church of Assumption. MI. order. USED CARS WANTED- We are ing handwork. InformaUim free. ing conditions. ' Kurvs, French Rd.. Bolt on market and' only 1 ycaf old. 9-0482. ■ MI. 9-7886 always interested in buying clean 25-35,. Experienced only. $1.76 $6. Small white sink With fittings, $17,900 Only $195 down FLAT FINISH Holland window Write Box 296, West Hartford, $8. .Two sle'am radiators. - 57 503 East Middle Turnpike Farms and Land For Sale 71 Exquisite 8 bedroom rancher with cars for top cash prices. Try our hourly. Apply at Thomas Colla Town New six room colonial with USTINGS WANTED-aiflite, two* shades, made ^ measure. . All Interviews Being Held Call Gerard St. ; PICK YOUR own cucumbers. 26c full basement. Spacious living famous cash five minute buying Co., 251 Broad St, ;' a !i-bushel basket. Michael Kurys, AT THE GREEN FARM FOR SALE—44 acres, clear rombinatiofi windows, will GI. roomiwith Swedish comer- fire­ famUy, thxoe-(ainUy,^DuaBoai 1950 Oldsmpbilc 2-Dr. Sedan metal Venetian blinds St s new i- Sabnrban For Sals 75 Model 88. Radio, heater, de­ service. Open 9-9 daily. B »low low price. Keys made while you Bonds— Stocks— ^fojiday - Wednesday - Friday ML 9-1581 THREE-PIECCE bedroom set. One ' French Rd.. Bolton land. Eight room house in' good Manchester Green. place, Combination 'kitchen and property. Have many caab buyara. Motors, 435 Main St., Manchester. AUTO ,AND TRUCK painter. Ailvfrliseiiieiit froster, hydramatiq. An excel­ wait. Marlow^s. „ Mortgages 31 Steady work, many extra benefits. exhaust cutout. Set of fog lights. condition. Pasture with running ■ , $20,500 dining area. Tiled bath. . Master VERNON—Ranch, S>4 rooma with Mortgage arranged. Pleoae call BLACKBERRIES. Pick your own. Special selection , of lamps, some George U Graziadio, Rtaltor. ML lent car for its year. M .-4 :3 0 p ! M . Also experienced helper; Wood­ an(\ arrange ifiterview Town of Manchester Set of 2” lowering blocks, Car pairs, some ainglea. half price. brook. Near .residential secUon. Greenwood Drive, six room bedroom has 9 foot wall closet. attached garage. Full cellar. OU w e a v in g of bums, moth holes QUKCK CASH! $22;25 per thousand radio heater, cigarette lighter. Bring containers. L. M. Talcott. PI. 2-6337 or 2-6197. Cqrport ' makes excellent patio: hot water heat. Lot 90x200. Real- 9-5878, 100 Hcjiry St. Only 145 down Business Services Offered 13 land Auto Paiinting. 1208 Burnaide WANTED-A mechanic heavy trac- Office of ‘ he General Manager Royte 30, Vernon, TR, 5-7948. ranch with attached garage on and torn dothing, hosiery runs, per month includes principal and Ave., East Hartford. TR. 5-4681. . , (Complete selection of furniture . twn acres. Full cellar. Close to^ Tremehdous lot. In Buiilcley dential secUon- Gaston Realty, handbags repaired, zipper re­ interest. Hartford (CH. 6-8897. G R A Y m a ^ ^ ; a c t u r i n g tor and truck driver. Experience . In accoi-'lance' will, the pro- School area. Owner transferred 165 School St. M l 9-5731; eve­ ARE YOU CX3N8IDERINO 1951 Henry J. 2-Dr. Sedan>^ ACE DOALL SERVICE. Will do for the horibt. Reaaonable prices. '.Buckley school. s e l l in g y o u r p r o p e r t y ? placement. umbrellas repaired, Frank Burke, Connecticut Mort­ tiecjMsary. Steady employment. 48 isior. of the Town Charter, sealed ADDING, MACHINE. Remington Houses For Sale 72 and selling at low price of $16,200. nings, MI. 9-7466. 6 cyi. A well cared for local car­ any general cleanup -and handy proposals will be receiver in the (CUT FIXIWERS, 50c a bunch. Fern $ We will appraise your property lo top shape. A wonderful sec­ work. Rubbish removal, cellar men's' shirt collars reversed and gage Exchange, Lewis comer COMPLY SIDEWALL APPLICATORS hour week with time and after Rand, iri'^ood condition,' Ml. 21,000 Excellent F.H.A.' and V.A. financ­ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ Gold. 40 hours. Mashkin Freight,' 115 Office of the GcneiaIM.'ii.ager for, 9-1953, Gardens. 179 Fern St, Open Daily: 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. Main Street;' four bedroom ing available. Call the Jarvis TOLLAND — Five room ranch. free and without „ any oUigatton. ond car for anyone. cleaning, lawn mowing etc. Very HILLIARD ST., MANCH|»TER MANCHESTER We alzo buy p ro p e ^ for cooh. reasonable. Phone MI. 9-9817 or ing Shop. With equipment (or asbestos Park Av'e." East Hartford, Conn. thf Town of Mniichexter on Kri- colonial on comer of Strickland Realty Co., 654 Center Street. MI. Breezeway. 2-car garage on 1 Only $95 down ^insulated siding. Year 'round work. cav, Augu.st 24. 1956 not later than ,7:30 P.M.-9 P.M. Street. Excellent - professional 3-4112, MI. 9-1200 or evenings call acre of land, (fully landscaped), SeUing or buying codtact BU.^9-3184. > FORMICA counters.' ceramic wall Business noDort unities 32 "A GOOD PLACE TO W O R ^ \ ^ o p prices paid. WANTED—Truck drivers. Full or Read Herald Adv#. GREEN MANOR STANLEY l ^ Y Realtor easier; da.v’light saving Six room ranch. Attached ga­ possibilities. A1 Werbner at MI. 3-6419. $19,800. Large kitchen with plenty 1949 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan AN’TIQUES Refinished. Repairing and floor tile. Let us modernize part time. Apply in person, Carl- time, for the construction of Con­ Mftgic In Cla$$ic$ of knotty pine cabinets, garbage Er a e -b u r n r e a l t y SACCRIFKCE (or quick s»ie. Small rage. Excellent condition. Nicely $21,000 MI. Radio, heater, excellent tires. done on any furniture. Tieman, . yoUr bathroom and kitchen. For GREAT EASTERN son it (jo., 44 Stock Place. crete sidewalks, ■<> • ;ietc curbs, Machinerr and Tools 52 disposal, built-in ironing board A popular little car priced to | free estimates call MI. 0-2655, ’The business. Low overhead. Good landscaped. Located immediately Waddell School. Three years . CHOICE LISTINGS 189 South Mam St. -> Phone MI. CONSTRUCTION CO. granite curh^. and reconstruction At Your Bs$t! old two family flat. Four ahd and exhaust fan. Living room with WANTED TO BUY. Ranch or Capo sell. Clean inside and out. j 3-5643. Tile Shop, Buckland. turnover. Very good reason for DAY WAITRESS, 10:30-4:30. Apply behind new Buckley School. Can quarry stone fireplace, -large pic­ selling. Inquire 493 5tain St. or call! and repairs, all in accordance with be seen by appointment. half rooms in each apartment, (Cod. Green area or *iHollywe(HL Only $75 down Cavey’s Restaurant. Street specifiiatii and in.stnictions for WOODWORKING .tools.' Reason­ 236 East Middle Tpke. ture window showing beautiful HILLS’ Telev isio n serviqe. FURNITURE repairing and retln- 5n., 9-8891 after 7 p.m. i and both will be vaeant. CCali MI. 34937. tshing; antiques restored. F^nu- MAN(jHEST^R CONN Notice the conslrui tion of llu same. able. Call MI. 9-2449 after 5 p.m. view ot lake. Two la r^ bedrooms, 1951 Willys 6- Cyl. Station | Available at all times. Phileo fac­ YOUNG WOMEN wanted for hand SIX ROOM COLONIAL^ $ 3 i ,6oo* SLx room single, modem in every sliding door closets. Dining room ture Repair Service, TalcottvlUa. PAC3, years old. Aluminum storm $2.iooo tion. Garage. 110’ frontage, large T.ruati'e. hayinc exhibited ita asnual conditioners, freezers. A. and W. Wanted for branch- office of na­ Residence Zone, all o,- part of, a In accordance with Ihe.prajvision Split Level in Bolton Center trees. Bowers School. Only VERNON, BoJt> Mountain D rive- account wiUi aaid eatata to this Court NEARLY NEW windows and doors. Duplex S-S. 1955 custom biitlt three bedrobm for allowance. It In Refrigeration Co. MI. 9-1237,' BU. ROCKVILLE—Well-paying bar and tionally known insurance company^ r rip of land 50’ along Middle of the Town Cliartei'. sealed pro- Roobu Without Board 59 Cen 'ly located near schools, that is vacant. Seven roqma, $15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, 9-3196, 5U. 9-0055 ^ Roofing—Siding 16 restaurant, in good location. Busi­ High School graduate'Under 30 pre­ Top Rate — 55-60 Hour W*ek Turnpike Weal and being 100' in bath and 4' half, lot is 165x300. Realtor, XH 9-5132, 9-4694. ranch, full basement. Fireplace, ORDERED'. That Ihe 6th day of NECCHI p'o.sals will be received in the office bus I churches. , dining' area in living room and Soptemberr 1966. at ten o'clodi. fora- . ness can be increased. Reason­ ferred. Opportunity for advance­ depth.. of the Genera! Manager-efor the BEIAUTIFULLY (urnizhed, spa­ Make An Offer noon, at the Probata Office In Um RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle Imd able, Samuel M. Lavitt. Rock­ ment. Five day week. Excellent ^ Plus Benefits McNALL STREET*(»ast aide, cious room with complete light MANCHESTER. Just listed. New kitchen. Tile bath with ■vanity. Municipal Buildlnt In aald MsDCbaatar. SEWING MACHINE Town of Man. hcslei- on Fciqa.v, EAST HARTFORD on this gorgeous estate, located Baseboard hot water-oil heat. Ex­ be ana the aame la aaaiyned (Or a built up roofs, gutter and con­ ville, TR, 5-2712. Evenings and benefits. Pleasant working condi­ no ti of Wilbur (jross Highw:ay.) .vugiiat 24. 1956 not later than housekeeping- facilities avelltble. High School area. (Custom built heartnc on the allowance of aald ae- ductor work, roof, chimney re­ tions. “Turn Your Travel To Work Four room ranch plus 15x18 on South Rd., Bolton. Stone 1952. Six room garrison colonial haust fan with hood. Breezeway, weekends call Richard Dunn. TR. Applicant, Eu .ene . imkoff. "'o 3:00 P.M. easteiqj-.vla'.ltght saving Wilt rent single or double. (Cen­ foot beautiful* patio. Jalouaie en­ house, six rooms. 3ii baths, count and Truatee'a previoua Account , Prietd Right For pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI..9-2214. 5-9981. Time—. tral. Reaaonable. Mre. Dorsey, with reception hsll. fireplace, Garage. Escott, exclusive' agent. with aaid eatale. and thla Court dlraetsW change to Business Zont II from time, for the cohatructlon of pave­ closed with flagstone floor. Also garages, stables, four- acres. MI 9-7683. that notice -of the tim* and plaea as^ r Ray Jackson, 50. 3-8325. Residence Zone AA. all jr part of 14 Arch St. bath, lavatory, master bedroom, Immcdiott Sde! W a n ted '' Cali MRS. COOK ment cut repaii8. highway pave­ garage. On beautiful landscaped Replacement .c'ost^ exceeds good closets, garage, recreation aimed for aaid bearinc be given to ar. area approximately 466' along ANDOVER — Six room Cape (Cod I>eraona known to be intereattd UiarelUiarela FOR ’THE BEST in Bonded built Help Wanted— Female 35 Into Overtime Paytime” ments. and off-street parking COMFORTABLE R(K)M (or a gen- lot. 30 day occupancy. Can be $85,000. room, shingled exterior, plastered to appearar and be heardird .thi.1 ------* Td. M l 9-1361 up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, MI. .3-1161 McNail Street ard approximately areas all in accordance with . tieman. Inquire 14‘ , Hackmatack seen by appointment. interior, redecorated and repaint­ with dormers, bath, lavatory, at­ publffirilngng avopy.afeopy. of Ihia(a orderoiOf In eoma Space suitable for light 46^ along Wilbur Cross Highway. specifications ar.i' instructions, for tached garage, "Ymesite driveway. paiper having a circulationreuU ta eeld AN«r 6:30 Soturdqy conductors apd roof repairs call STENOGRAPHER, typist desired ,St. between 4 end 5 p.m. - T, J. CROCKETT. Realtor ed. $17,500, .Inclusive with ' this Dlatrlct at leaat five davi. daya bafera____ tbs manufacturing. Manches­ Coughlin. Ml, 3-7707. . in pleasant downtown Hartford TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! The House /SPENCER Fuact descriptions and maps -of l ie. conslrucUon of the same. VERNON agency. Not listed or aublisted Many extras. Large Lot. Main dav of natd heaiinc, and hy mail lug of Plastic, Inc., Avon, Connecti­ Highway. September 1 occupancy. ter or vicinity. Six to office, ^ cellen t opportunity (or RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. a b os^ proposals m'ay '. .seen in Specifications aiv' instructions WELL FURNISHED, 'romforiablc, Four room ranch. Lot 100x300. Office MI. 3-5-116 or with other brokers. Escott Agen- In a certified letter on or bafora Au* ROOFING. SIDING, painting, car­ cut, largest Toy Party Plan in the the frown Planning (jommission'a ExceUent condition. Eacott Agen­ ru8ilat 22. 1956. a copy of Ibla erdar to the right girl. 6-day week, hospi­ for the construction of pavement heated rdom, next to bath. Near Full cellar. Immediate occupancy. - Mrs. Wells MI. 3-4788 , cy, MI. 9-7683. Donrothy___ L.— Tucker.___ . 90-- CherfynaM---- eight hundred square pentry, alterations and additions, tal and sickness benefits, (jail JA. country, wants women to show CHAPEL STREET Office. Descripticna are on file in cut repair.s, highway ppvement.s, Center and schools. Parking avail, $10,300. cy, MI. 9-7613. ' DrivF, WFPt**' Hertford,ItBrtfnrfI Coim.:PotiM. ? th# ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ 5362 feel required. 2-6256 for interview. our toys through home demon- the Town (?lerk‘'s Office. nnd off-slreel parking areas pis.v able. Call MI. $-3176. PLYMOUTH LANE—If you haVe MANCHESTER—Centrally located widow. hFir*^l*U$w. nFst of kill. teed. A. X. Dion, Inc., 299^Autumn straUons. Car neceaaary. Write or MANCHESTER Call J. D. REALTY wel! cared for (our room home. BOLTON— Attractive three year iFnteeF. d«vlt«^a aad legal rapr SMITH-FRAZllR TOWN PLANNING CX3MMIS- he had at the Office of the Town been waiting for an oversized 3 old three bedroom ranch with atlvF* of Harold C. Loomti, daca_eamaaA St. MI. 3-4860. WILIAM TQ help , mother of two call (Collect—’The House of Plas­ SION Engineer, Town o' Manchester, 8317 COLOR TRANSFER Full basement, oU burner. -Econ­ in cars" of Mrs. Harold C. Loomis.la 3 * INCORPORATED with tight housework, laundry and t2'/»-24H Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 ML 3-5*262. MI. 9-9738 bedroom colonial in an excellent breezeway and garage. FuU base­ tics, Inc... Avon, (jonnecticut. Tel. TWO MEN—Full time davs, and Martin E. Alvord, Chairman .Municipal Build.ng. .Manchester, location this it is. Features I 'j omical living! Price $10,500.' Made­ North Holly Driva, Lot AngsUs.I. Crit- Write Box U baby sitting two or three days Farmington, ORchard 7-1694 from line Smith, Realtor. Ml.^9-1642. ment. Lot 150x200. Immediate oc- c o l o n i a l some evenings. Applv 5ir! Giuf- William A. All»h, Secretary (jonnect'eut. MI. 9-3640 tiled baths, equipped, kitchen with fornia. ^ WALLETT, Judge. FURMTL’RE weekly. References requested. • a,m. to 4:30 p.m. and evenings You can always be sure of a star You'll feel at your beat whether cupanev. Price $13,900. Madeline frida. Shoe 'Dept,, . King's De­ Manchester, Conn. James Sheekey .in or out of toe kitchen when WANTED—Room snd board for dishwasher and dispoaal. Breeze­ Smith, Realtor. MI..9-1642. Read Herald Advs. Wjjte Box P, Herald. 7 p.m. to 30 p.m, -ORchard 7-0142. partment Store. performance when you step out in at a COURT or PROBATE hOS August 13, 1956 Acting General Manager a' good looking ahlrtwaiater. This you're wearing this easy-to-make- gentleman. Write Box AB, Herald. MAN(CHESTER, Bowers School — way and 1-car garage. Entire FIVE ROOM ranch located in Bcrf- at Mancheater within and for Ike GLASTONBURY-A dream house " SPECIAL PRICE one in half sizes eliminates fitting and-trim apron. The giant-size Six room Cape, two unflniahed, home haz J>een recently decorated ton. MI. 9-1093. District nf Mancbaatcr on the 16Ui day and .painted. A lot 220 (eet deep 'just over the Mancheeter Town of Auguat. IMS. problems. pockets ere trimmed with gey full cellar, garage, fireplace, beau- Preaent Hon, Jolui J. WallaO, Judga. FOR AUGUST ,tullp motifs meeturing 7” x 4” . Apsrtnentik—F la t^ Ulully shrubbed. Excellent condi­ that wtould be a.’ landscape gar­ EU3ISON ROAD—Six room Jarvis line at 3000 Manchester Rd. Four Estate of Ellaaneth Oltnnay aba. No. 8317 is In sizes 12S. 14>,. room rancher with 3 large bed­ * Septic Tanks 16>4, 1^4. 20>,. 22‘i. 24',. Size Pattern No. 5362 contains tissue Tenements 63 tion. Arbor Realty. Ml. .9-5534. dener's delight. This sounds tike built Cape Cod. BeautifuUy land­ Lizxle Clennay. late of MaacMetar. la for apron; color transfer' for 8 a $30,000 home but it can be scaped lot. FuU basement. Hot rooms. Attached garage and a aatd Dlatrlct deceaaed. InataUatloa and. Repair MALE 14 >4, short sleeve, 4 3-8 yards of THREE RDOM UNFURNISHED water oil heat. 'Good sized rooma picture book lot 100x300. No base­ The admlniatratrlz having tshlMtad Office 35-Inch.. , motifs; sewing and finishing direc- MAN(HESTER — Distinctive six yours, today, (or only $21,600. her adminIstraUon account wllh aald 2-P*. • SpeeUlist MALE HELP WANTED ^apartment with garage and room colonial in an executives' ExceMent F.H.A.-and V.A. financ- . (or comfortable (amUy living. ment to clutter up in this home. eatale to Ihli Court for anewaaca, M is Fpr Oils ^ttern, send SSc in Uons. Rusco combination storm and Hot water oil radiant heat. .Sell­ ORDERED: TbatyUia 96tb dby at HELP TO FILL NEW JOBS CREATED BY OUR Send 25c in Coins, your name, land to garden. Located in an neighborhootL complete in every - ing available. Call (or appoint Livii( Ro m SuHi ^ Sowars CIsansd HELP WANTED (Coins, your name, address, size de­ attractive residential section in -modem detsn. Occupancy possible ment to inspect. Jarvis Realty screen windows. (Convenient to ing complete with such items as August 1966. at ifjt o'clo^ forwMe*, atlhe Probate OfMca ta the MuntdpM For R en t AND INSTALLED - EXPANSION PROGRAM sired, and the Pattern Number to address and the Pattern Number Vernon., All modem conven­ Hartford bus, shopping center and drapes, wall to wall carpeting, to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN­ before school starts. For appoint­ (Co*.. 654 Center St. MI. $-4113. MI. Building In aald MaacbeatW. ba SM !■ y««r eMee t SUE BURNETT, . THE MAN­ iences. Gas end oil hast. HoAr ment to inspect call (Clifford. Han­ '9-'1300, evenings csli-Al* Werbnef, schools. For an appointment to in­ automatic washing machine etc. the aame Is aaaignad for e aaeriag e* $ 15 9 WANTED LINOTYPE OPERATOR CHESTER EVENING HERALD, CHESTER EVENING- HER AID, the allowanct of ae)d admImIMttBem 100 Eoe» C M »«r Sk ^ Cellars Brainsd FIRST, SECOND and„THIRD SHIFTS chuirh, end hue tine. Refercnc^ sen A Co. MI. 3-1303, MI. 9-0J88. MI. 3-6419. spect call the Jands Realty Co., Ideal for a. retired couple with the account with aald eatAfa. t APPLY ^ MUST IE EXPERIENCED l l i « AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 1186 AVE. AMERICA^ NEW required. Young business couple 854 Center 8t.,'»MI. 8-4112, MI. golfing urge..For appointlpent to m*nt of heirs and ordar of Inquir* McmcliMt«r INSURANCE PROGRAM • ^AID HOLIDAYS YORK M. Nf Y. YORR8««N, Y. ' preferred. AvsilaUe on 15th of EAST CENTER ST. —SuiUble for OVERSIZED CAPE-6H rooms. 9-1300, evening^ call AI Werbner mspeet c^ l Mr. .Noren, Jarvis and thla Court direeta tfead ■at OMHar 88. P lU * You'll be delighte

PAGB8inx|ir FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 19B€ Average Daily Net I*re.ss Run The Weather iHaurly^Bti^r lEu^tttttg iS^ralb For the Week Elided Foreoaat of U. 8. Weather June 16, 1956 Fair tonight. Hunday, hot aM ' About Town Delivers Final Sermon Sleiner Arrested Eii({aged ! Tennis Students 12,065 humid, Miallered ^ithowora aad thunderatorma In afiomooh fol­ On Liquor Count Member of the Audit The Rev. Stephen StryjeWski To Play Tourney MIRI Bureau of Circulation lowed by cooler and le«M humM. rector o f St. John’s Church, Gol- Mdnchesler— A City of Village Charm way St., announces that the l^rst Joseph W. Steiner, 48. of 166 . Stan Albro. w-ho has been con- i Holy Communion class will omit AUTO GLASS Eldridge St., was charged w-ith Ay ducting the tennis lessons this ' its 10 p’clock session tomorrow operating a motor vehicle while morning. : year for the Recreation Depart- FURNITURE TOPS VOL. LXXV, NO. 272 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1956 (ClaMirted Advertlting on Pago 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS ' 9 > - % u ' ' under the influence of Intoxicating , nient, has Bnnoun<-ed a Tennia I The Hi-League of Emanuel liquor or drugs following on* of I Tournament for all his students. [Lutheran Church will have an out­ I Alt^ro has been teaching cHasaea at iShowar Stoll Doon ■ - Gian Tub Euelawm l two accidents yuterday, police j Shop Finehurst Friday un­ ing at Misquamicut Sunday,, Alig. said. A nine-year old boy suf­ the We.st Side Tennis Courts on 19. leaving the church at 10:30s 1 Tuesday afternoons and at the Two Liners til nine or all day Saturday fered bruises in the second mis- i Robert.son Park Tennis Courts on for these wonderful meat hsp. 'Wednesday afternoons. Mrs. Curene Booth, .106 Spruce Next Tue.sday and Wednesday J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. value!, . . Investigating Patrolman Gordon j St., has returned from WilUama- Kershaw said Steiner- backed his j will be the last days of clas.ses for / OPEN DAILV S A.M. to 5 P.M. Hit in Fog I town. Mass , where she was called car from a parking stall on the I his students. In plate of these / INCLUDING SATURDAY \. LAMB LEGS lb, 59c I because .of the death o f's relative. west side o f Main SI. north - of : classes, he is scheduling a tennis 131 BISSELL ST. Ml 9-73221 Maple St. and struck a passing i toui'nament. He would like to see T to 7^ Lbi. Mrs. Dorothy Hayes. 206 Eld- ! all the atudenfs who took lessons Off Quebec vehicle. VI I ridge St., and- Miss' Shirley Ro- The other car was driven by I this summer enter this contest. RIB j selle of Windsor Locks are spend­ Nelfon J. Sprague, 21, of 19 Ann Quebec, Aug. 18 (A*)—Tlie ing 10 days at Virginia Beach. Va. 18,1.52 - ton liner Homeric, Lamb Chops lb. 89c St.. Kershaw reported. He esti­ Hafp a ^iood Supply of mated the only damage was 835 to Hear Dr. Malliew le g , If’e packed with 1,000 pa.ssengera [ The name of the father of the the Sprague car. No one was In­ ‘Aimless I Fuller baby boy, 41 Drive F. bom jured. from Europe, collided in dense .TENDER YOUNG [ yesterday at the Manchester Me- Al Second Cliurch fog with a moored vessel, the Mdvln T. Peterson Steiner posted a 8200 bond and Fallot Photo I morial Hospital, is John and not was released for later court hear­ Verlle R. lioraey, 9,800-lon Columbia, in Que­ • NATIVE I Clarence, as reported In The Her- Dr. Ka-rimpafiamannil C. Mathew MODEL PLANES Melvin T. Peterson of .Monu­ ing on the charge. bec harbor today. No injurios I 6> tions after 19 minutes of uproar­ She accompanied Stevenson when Special Values-In Mf-s. Beatrice BJork.- 20G Wood- $1.79 ■ throughout (,!\'prus. ” This was an obvious reference ious greeting by a convention that he campaigned as the DemocraUe “ FRESHER, BY FAR" bridge St.;! Joseph Kaminsky, 113 RE(;. $2.49. 72 x 108 Tile government adopted a wait to Democratic claims that Nixon, hadn't dohe much all-out cheering, standard, bearer in 1952. She ia the N. School St.; Miss Hazel Graham, f , during the 1954 Congiessionalcam- At Harmony Feast wife of a retired career diplomat Pinehurst Vegetables . . . Special . and sec attitude; but regaided the previously. . Tolland: Allen puffany, RFD 1, $1.89 ea. leaflets as coming from the. hcad- paigns.: impugned the loyalty of Stevenson told Truman. "I am and lived in Washington whUe her the Democrawc party. SelectiA^ -Slicking ■Showrn above cutting the tape at the largely attended formal open­ West Willington; Mrs. Thelma RE(i. $2.69. 81 X 108 qu.ul'er.) of Kc''KA. tlic’ undcr- glad to have you on my side again, father w'as a special assiatant to ing last night of the new Teri'a Bridal Shop, 161 Center Street, is jdiss Fracchia. RFD 2, Bolton; Mi-s." The Irregiilarillea are an alight they are haV-dly nnUceable. gi'oun^l group that ha.s,.sought to As Stevenson and Kefauver stood By SAI L PEIT stepped lip to accept the vice presr. sir.’,’ the Secretary of the Navy, together before the convention, Stevenson's daughter - in • law, Connecticut of 1957, Joy A. Con-ado, left and Miaa Terl Ivaniski right, Anna Lepter and. son, 172 Birch $2.09 Flxtra heavy-aolid rnlora In delft blue, ropen blue, tiirquolae, yel­ wrest seif-rule and evihviiial uu.ion , Chicago. Aug. ,18 lA*! — The idential nomination. On the way, Kefauver of the big spiile and TOMATOES St.; Sandra KriviCkas, East H art-, low* and roae. wiili Greece fioin the Brittsh by a there was no trace of the personal he shook hands with Harry , , Nancy, 21: wife of Adlhi Stevenson REG. 59c. 42 x .36 CASES, Democrats closed ranks s o hai-d the big hand in presidential' pri­ Quality Controlled owner. Teri’s will feature a full line of bridals, formals, cocktaii wear ford; Mrs. Christine-'Velander and EACH 4 5 ^ rampaig:i of viol'-nce. ^ 1. rancor that marked their furious Truman,'an did friend of the past' maries had hia moments in the [ Jr., said. "I hope I can help." by Martin Decker and accessories. < son, Storrs; Louis Tuttle, 2J. Hud- The general pubhc Briton.s Imd rivalry for delegate votes in a last night they . almost knocked ,15 minutes. spotlight.. too. The Young Stevensons are ex- series of primaries fast apring. each other off the iplatform. Into the mikes. Kefauver said : 1 pecting a babyrtn early November. Cypiiols .alike apparently ac^ The Tennessee Senator, who Nancy in a black maternity 2 lbs. 25c-. (15 c lb.) HaI e 'S s t u r d y w ea r r o x -st it c h ed cepted as genuine the proclama- I Harry Truman began the what a great campaigner Steven­ '(Continueil on Page Three) son Is an admiration he man- ' beat Kennedy 755'j-589 on the'dress Mrs. Ivea in black chiffon . tion of an EOKA "suspension of harmony feast with a big dish of second ballot of a convention told and Mrs. Kefauver in black crep* AT PINe A u RST aged to repress a few weeks ago operations" to allow negotiations crow. by Stevenson to choose the No. 2 with a atole-lined in blue silk print, BOLTON FRESH BED PILLOWVALUES QUILTED MATTRESS PADS toward a Cyprus settlement. This "K is reliably reported." the' ex- w hen they were ‘trying to clobber - each other in the primaries. ■nominee, promised to help make shared the spotlight on the rostrum WITH CORNER ELASTIC was the .scene as the dei laration Prestdent told a laughing crowd. it a vigorous, .'campaign against last night. went into the .second day' tree, of State Delegates i ‘'that,aonie stupid fellow I won't Steven.son came .in to a huge, the Republicans. NATIVE CUKES RECiUUAR $9.9.>. * * 4 4^ roar. Then Kefauver joined him at i but in the audience were twn DOWN WITH PRICES! REGULAR $3.98. ■ ptilitical violence: name -said Adlai Stevenson can't Kefauver didn't let the oppor­ more women who knew what it to 100*:;^ WHITE GOOSE IK)W N ...... L In.many sitiall ways . tlie daily ! win'in November. I wouldn't, let the podium. Then up stepped ' to be a candidate's wife: 2 for 5c $6.95 39 X 76 TWIN SIZE-...... Harry Truman, who used to be ; tunity pa.ss to take a r.rack or $2.69 life of the Bntish <‘olony returned Very Close in ; that worry any of you; Thai's what two at his probable Republican - Mrs. Harry S. Trumim, in a loft REGULAR $7.95. to its pre-emergency patteni.. everybody was saying about me in sgainst both of them. Then AT PINEHURST AUGUST GLEAN-UP REGULAR $4.98. Averell Harriman. who tried his ! opponent. Vice President Richard NYLON COVERED DACRON FILLED .. Cafes only half full in recent 1948/’ M. Nixon. (Continued on Page Three) GENUINE $4.95 .54 X 76 FULL SIZE months were jammed once more. Kenned V Bid It was 'fniman who said Steven­ darndest to beat Stevenson for the ' $3.69 People lined up again outside son couldn't win. Said it this week. top spot. f Precedent for Future REGULAR $5.95. . Noting that he had won his own HEARTS of CELERY Pure white filling that ia guaranteed to launder while. Elaatic theaters just off ''muider mile, ’ a I By rARI. J. I.AI-1'MIA* *|I And it was Harry Truman who ' For 15 minutes the crowd ’ LATEX FOAM REGULAR HEIGHT . . . . $3.99 on each corner. ' „ street in downtown .Nicosin that has I beat Republican Thomas E. l^w ey roared and, applauded as Demo-1 nomination in "a free and open 3 to 4 hearta < Chicago. Aug. 18 i.Pi — Connec-1 crats paraded to the platform to convention," Kefauver said: to a package 25c been the scene of mapy political jin 1948 when everyone sara he sla.vingjf.' ticut's small voice came "awful' couldn't. hold hands with the candidates. "I hope that it will set a prece- Bulletins C&C MOTOR SALES BrIloiiH .\piM‘ar ihi Slreels close." in the words of Gov. Abra-1 Then big Estes Kefauvei- smi'le. for the delegates, wave "At I dent for the future. It 'X'ill be very t t it's in the market . '. ypu can get it at Pinehurst . . . Bi'ituns who had stayed indoors ; ham Ribicoff.. to swelling into a the cameras. ' I interesting Iq sec whether the pro- from the AP Wire* Avot^pa. Mangoes, Egg Plant, 1953 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR . . . .$1095 Arkwright First Quality during the recent 'turbulent ilays. ; victory roar in the closing hours Soineone forgot to invite Grover f cess is' fdllowed' in San Francisco Persian / Melons, Cauliflower, began to appear on the streets. i I of the Democratic .national con­ Clt-s-eland but jua^about everyone next \Veek." Peas, rarfr«ShelI Beans, Chick- Haa dj-naflow, ratUoT'heater,'2-tone, «rhite Urea. ■••’The-leaflets circiflated Thursday else' "was there. The Republicans open their con­ ______SEEK biSCRI.MIN ______ATIO N BAN vention, . , News Tidbits * l*aradr io Platform,' ] ory. Limes, Pineapples, Blue­ oatensibly wer« signed by. the lead­ It'fell just short of tiiat with vention there Monday. .St^light, Pa.. AugNl.8 tP)—r berries. er of the EOKR underground. -They the defeat yesterday of Ben. John There came Sen. John P. Ken- j Harold E. Stassen, Eisenhower's Secivtary of State Dulles ItSlaY 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-DOOR . . .$995r ^Seamless Nylon said EOKA would lay down its - Culled from AP Wires ' ned.v, who almost licked Kefauver j vacationing disarmament a.sstsl-1 told B’nai B’rith, Jewish aerv- Pow er gHde, radio, hepter, white .ii-aU Mrea, safety beita, ete. ^ SAVE TO 50% AND EVEN MORE! Ten-year-old Burl. Gibson of the Weal Side shows championship F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the arms in order to permit Archbishop form as he chomps his way through to victory in the watermelon state’s' first and only choice for for the second .spot earlier in the lyil. haa been pu.shing f.t»r a con­ ire organization, that the Stat* Makariosj spirityal leader of C.ieek day; .Sen. Stuart Symington, the! vention shoNj’down beriyeen Nixon Department will take "formal eating contest, at the West Side Rec. Note the technique for the rice presidential nomination. Elghleen-year-dld bride of eight Cypriots whom the British exiled ..ejecting seedi. . iHerald photoa by Ofiara>. ' • But though the delegates were, dark horse who' was touted by and Gov. .Christian A. HeWtep o f ' diplomatic action” In an effort 1953 FORD CUSTOMLINE V-8 4-DOOR tp the Seychelle Islandstin the In­ weeks liilleil In 2-rftr collUinn in. Ma.ssachusetts' for the GOP vice , V,,ie/:iird 2-tone blue. Radio, beater white wMla. Clean. ^L/CIMPORTED crestfallen that victoo' just rarely j SQme 'to lick both Steyenwm and ] to curb .Arab nation reatriettOiM dian Ocean last March. tVl’etuin to escaped their neighbor, they sa,id Walpole, Mass. . . AUorneya /dr On .American citizens of the Jew­ Cypnis and renew negotiation's for lli’at Sen. E.s'tes Kefauver wjll claimants against Swedish Ameri­ (Continued o>. Page Three) (4V>nrlnueil Page, Three) ish falfh. ‘‘ Cypriot independence, can line Inspect damaged liner makeiiia iv c presidential u i c s iu c i iL i n i nomineet iu m u t t 'c x-vuicasXdla} , ■ . , , , , • 1953 CHEVROLET 210 4-DOOR SEDAN 'The acting leader of the. domi­ Ivory nnd.Ught blue. Radio, heater, etc. SHEARS & SCISSORS GOP Ghiefs\ Impressed Stevenson a good running niate) ! IKE BACK ON LINK* nant GiVek Cypriot population. and' tog,ether. a winning ticket. : , '‘Playboy’ magazine.su ng Play- Washington. Aug. 18 rP) — 6 Bishop Anthimos of Kitium. said Disappointment was, plainly eyi-; magazine for Infringing , President Eisenhower today the basic obstacle to a sqlutiori dent on Ribiedff's handsome face ; trademark name of million-; made his fifth tIsII to the golf 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-DobR . Rtgular $1.25^ the Cyprus problem has been Dulles, Sliepilov Coifei’ J 0 0 when the voles began t u r n i n . g ®*rctilation monthly . . . Civil and j course since his operation oa Compare Pinehurst low Beautiful t-toae. Power glide, radio, healer. Many extras, moved by ‘-conditions which areI By ‘Open’ Estes Choice Jo $2.25 valuet 0 against Kennedy. Fellow Connect!- military authorities plan Invesll-^ June 9. Me Ie6 the White Hotna everyday shelf prices 4 created now. " cut delegates took the attitude xari**** of "dogfight'* between two at 8:30 a.m. for Burning Troa New' .shades !h reprular The British government .said it Air Force jets and pilollefis drone 'ountry Club in nearby Mary­ Ivory Soap 1948 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR . . or micro mesh. Rein­ "certainl.v would not be backward San Kranciseo, Aug. 18t/A’> Re-, But nobody could foretell what that the Governor and hi.>i aides. On Suez, Part Smiling j . Ig.l 2 for 29c Has radio, heater, etc. One oiT-ner.* the Republicans would dp if they Chief among them .State Chairman plane Ihpl showered Palmdale, land. , Med.. 2 for 17c In re.spoijding to the . welcome publicans grabbed the polillciil forced at heel andjoc felt free, like the Democrats ap- John M. Bailey, had fought a bel- Calif,, area with l208 rockets. Persona], 4 for 23c change” of an end to the boiubing.'i tinithall fionl the Demociats to­ Blink's trial winds up second I.NN4>TEN'T XI R1TE.A KKT i-for e.xtra wear. Sizes and shootings. But the British parcnlly did yesterday at Chicago.! ter fight for Kennedy than anyone London, A'ug.'18 (fl*; Secrelaiy'• lieve Russia which has been acting Ivory Flakes ...... 33c 1952 CHEVROLET DE LUXE4-DOOR day. confident their _Ei.senlu)\vcr- week with jury box still empl.v and Vatican Olty. Aug. 18 (4V— Camay, bath . ... 2 for 25c .81-2 to 11. I were expected to delay any fe- to choo.se anyone they fell like to' had expected, of Stale Dulles and Russia's as spokesman for the absent Beatiflcatlan proceedings tor Power glide, radio, heater, etc. Low mileage. ajwm.se for at least two weeks to : Nixon combinnliim can out-vote run with Eisenhower, a president i What’s more. they»aaid. it* en end of Defen.se Counsel Paul Dmitri Shtpilov conferred, almost Egyptians ma.v be prepared to Camay, small ... 3 for 25c ' tlie Stevenson-Kefnuvcr ticket Pope Innocent XI were eens- Zast, bath . . . .. 2 for -39c see if the truce continues. who haa been aerlouslv ill twice in hanced Ribicolf's leadership, out-j Smith's legal-blockade in sight. . . 90 minutes today on the pos­ discuss some international respon­ chosen in Chicago. I months. ' side his state. Independent newspapers in allied- pleted today with publicatioa by Zaat, reg...... 2 for 27c The EOKA campaign haa nine ______sibility of a compromise-over the sibility for the waterway. the A'atican newspaper L’Oaear- 1948 FORD VeB CLUB COUPE . claimed nearly 150 lives includ-, GOP leaders said privately they ■■ Eisenhower has said he likes ^aid the Governor, generally le- | occupied West Berlin alUek West Dulles obviously sounded Shepl- Dus -----...... 32c Radio, heater. Nice second ear. a I were impres.sed with the "open'' future of the Suez Canal. They vatute Komano of a decree "tote Oxydol ...... 33c Ing 5i Briton's - - in the past 16'; Nixon, but the choice of his com-i »" K'oned.V'l top backej: : German ban on Communist pa:-ty, pai'led aniiling. lov out to see just how- far the convention t-hoice of Sen. Estes “John Kennedy made a teriific ■ Governor Ribicoff is told deficit procedi l*o«ie" (proceed wtob- Tide ...... 32c pr. months. panion on the Republican ticket is ■ Dulles was accompanied to the Soivet diplomat would go. oiit doubt I. The decree was Qieer ...... 32c Hot dropped forged of In Athens. Premier Constaptlne run. He should be. proud of the» under State's mortgage program Soviet Embassy b.v Russian-speak- One informant aaid Dulles prob­ 1949 M ER CU R Y 4-DOOR . . . presidentiiil running mate of foim- up to convention delegates. j ____ reached reeord MT'J.OOO ...... during signed by Gaetano Cardinal Dreft ...... ,32c finest Carson- .steel. oast year's ooeratlons Wheefs '"K Charles E. Bohlen,..U.S. Am- ably Would expand his idea befoi-y Radio, iieater. Ready to roR. (Continued on Page Thre^) er Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson The general feeling among Re­ (Continued on I'age Three) past >eara operations. . .Wheels ^ [„ Moscow, who acted aa ■Clcognanl. prefe«-t ef the eea- Joy ...... 39c and 69c Hand ground and pol­ on, tlie Democi-atic ticket. the conference on j Monday and gregatlon of rile*. bash ...... • ...... - — - - 1 publicans gathering here early is ______.______, of justice move more slowly In would recommend J)iat Egypt be ished., Hardened and The Derftociats focused attentton that they still have a winner in T ; Connecllriit last year as backlog ' f,iii t Splc A Span . on the vice iiiesidehtia; candidates rneml^r of Ivory Snow .. 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR . . tempered for shaiTi, Eisenhower, no maftler who h:s Superior.^ Court and Common! the* international hoi 'The, other BAB.S F.ADEl), TOLI.. .AT 8* Radio, beater, etc. Excellent motor and tire#. smooth cutting edges. FBI HiiiU'S Ix4‘9 Bf MisM By Th*$w Low, Lew Prices. to I N in effort to force federal tarv

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