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-■ V- MONDAY, AUGUS’t 11, 1988 PAGE FOURTEEN jMattrbi^Htpr lEufttins" iinalb Bloodmohile yisits Center Church Tontorrow, 1 :3 0 ^;fyr 6: 3 0 p. m. X of ths club’a ways and mMns com­ Diskan, and Leon Dobkin and Ab­ mittee. H«.s«ld today, ths program ner N. Adler, all of Manchester. ■ Rottner^ Quits win be msida u p ,o( rp^uested _aa- WINDOW SHADES Areraar* bally Net'PresB Rub About Town Engagement This group also owns the Creatfleld Carori'Colbert Wedding The Weather .lections.' AnyohAwho would like to Green, White, Ecru f o r Om Week Baded Manchester Gafden'vCliib mem­ Country Hpirfe and Hospital for ; hear a partlcularwymber may send roneM t ef ,0. 8. yVeetber OnreM Convale-scenta now under ronstriic- , Buildin^Unit dime 41. MM bers interested in planning another (iaudct-Selsky their requesiC>-^«-^ii>9k::at-hls home, Woshoblc flower arranging course in- lion on Vernon St. 120 Lakewood CirclXor should, .W eriner this evening, tshowere. Mrs, Esther GmidCl. 78 Blreh SI, Dr. Guy Miller and Dr. Harlan ^ SI \'1ted by Miss Mllllcenl Jones, announces the engagement of her Atty. John S. G. RottnerK Re­ phone, him. The proggaih..,'wtU be, HOLLAND FINISH 12,701 flrandershowers Inte 'tonight, tow Gephardt of f3ilcago surveyed ■ drawn up within two weeks'? president, ' to njcel with her at daughter. Carol Ann, to Jam es publican candidate for the St^e Member o t Use Audit new SS. Wedneedny shtTwere'enr> Roaedale, Bolton Lake, tomorrow. Wealvlew Manor recenll.v while In Senate, has resigned as a mem)^ Dr. Barrett said advance ticket <4% aA Made to Order ly, rlMiring, lens hamid In nfter- Setsky of Broad Brook, son of Mrs. the Slat*. Bareaa.ef Oienlatlea The meeting will begin at 10:30 Aimj Setaky of Broad Brook and of the .School Building Committee, Arrahgementa may be made -with With Yonr Rollera noon. High In 80s. a.m.„ and members are asked to Cf'eatfleld ia expected to open i which he lias served alrice Ita crea- Manche»ter~-^A City of Village Ch^rm lohn Setsky of South Windsor, about Nov, 1, ' j provide their own sandwiches. Mias Gaiidel 1." also the dangn- : tlon In 1948’. ' ■ *TJLL UNB OF CUSTOM Beverages will be served. Those ' Tn a letter to Mayor Harold A. ter of date Gaildel of Union, She VENETIAH BLINDS VOL. LXXVII, NO. 266 (CInsNfled AdverttOng on Pnge it) attending should also 'bring flow­ attended Manchester- schools snd Truckers to Help Turkington, Rottner said he ex- "" GENERAL MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1938 (FXIURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ers and containers. IS employed by Mancheslei Modes. I pects the campaign for. thd Fourth Her fiance. Is employed by C'on- District Senate seat to take an in-1 E. A. lOHNSON William T.■^England, son of Mr, I solidst'ed Tobaeco Co. in Broad iBoosl Blood Bank: creasing amount of his time as the TV^ERVICE and Mrs. George .1. England of t:i4 ■Brook. election nears. Days M ' OK A Call ^ Spruce St . has been drafted and No date has been set for the Truck dilvrra and tbflr help«ra As B resylt, he said, ‘T have Mgllta ilAsOD Plus Parts PAINT 00. U.S. Fires is at Et. Dix, N. J. He graduated j wedding j j are heinj: counted upon to ffive Ihr come to the reluctant conclusion that in fairness tn the' School Build­ TBU Ml 8-MM 723 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4,501 from the University of Connci J.icnt I ------■ local blood bank a. much needed les I\ In June, having majored in govern­ I , hooat when thr Red (hoaa Rlood- ing Committee, I should submit my j ment. He was arlmitteri to the Miss Donna Hart, who waa t mobile cornea to f’cntrr Thurrh re^nstion." . | N-Mis site UConn .School of Law and had ex­ fjraduatoM yeslenlay from St. Wednead.iy from 1.30 to 6:,30 p.m. Tne letter, dated Aug. 8, was re- i pected to begin studies in Septem­ > Krnncifl Hoapital Bcliool of Nura- A nationwiftr effort ia beinjj leased today. It will be up to the I ber. His wife, the former Alice ing. will hr married HalurdA-y. m.1 rmadc hy the tnuking Irntiiatry Iq Board of Directors to find a fe- \ O'Rourke of Greenwieh, Is a leac li- jfst Bridgcfa (’hunh to Robert .1. bolater blood lollertjona at a Hme ' placement for the Manchester a t-; WHAT A VALUE! In Pacific er in Ellington Their home is on Upton J r . 11 Park St. She haa re- vhen many would-be donora are torney on the School Building / Upper Butcher Rd . Rockville if-rntly br*'n the giieal nf honoi at. On vacation. National trueHing of- Committee. | arrvrrai ml.arrllaneoua ahowrra NEW FALL and WINTEI W aahington. Aug. 12 (i ftrNervr ('apt Lauinva HNEST QUALITYXOnONS hia predecessor, Dave BiKk,- led to dancing teacher, has returned the area informtiiK them of thi*' Rotary to Bring "Hoffa testified today he has ^ck'a fall'from power. (Beck was mi.ssile with an atomic war' from New..York where he studied R I..rohard, .'Ifi Hamlin Si . ta at* ' heed fon blood and the local time head today from John.alon Is­ I trndinc artivr dirtv training: at and S Y I^ E T IC S rMeired gifts but “no cash convicted oY mlauie of union latejit teehnifiues m all phases of .ao(al o ffn ials point out how- Synipliony Here money” from a Detroit labor dance education Me attended the Values 99e>Yo. to‘$1.49 Yd. "I airy you are not tough enough t? r - annual convention of the Dance thp 20fi7lh ARSU Civil Affaira and e\ei. that donoi.'^ flo not have in: J . . relations consultant with so that it was seen by maiiyi Militar\' ('rovrrniiH»nt School. to get rid of, theae people,” Ken­ Masters of America and studied have a truckm an a phy.airpie In or- TTie Hartford Symphony Orches­ whom he discussed labor con­ nedy aatd. \ . in the Hawaiian Islands, 7()0 under manv famous artists and ffer to aid the blond procram. A n y tra will play a pops concert at fl tracts. He said he received The Will Follow Ylonatttutlmi miles to the northwest. attended elasses at the .Iiine T a i­ Th#' V^’illiiiK VVmkrrn of liir adult \cith normal, health can Join Manchester High .sr-hool stidlto- lU.S. to Pull I South (*hiiich will hold a.n all-day gifts from George Kamenow *'I don't propotc to act tough,” The warhead apparently was President to Speak lor Scheiol of Daneing Mis studio m t hia ii feaa ' Inc ' aiiae rlum Oct, 8. I arwing nir^'tlnff Wfdnrada\ brpin- who the * took the Fifth Hoffs replied. "I Will follow the put aloft on an Army Redstone is at 72 E renter St Manchester Rotary (Muh is spon- constitution.” -N. rocket. That was the t,\'pe mia.sill. runs at 10 o'rlofk A potluck ■ 7- - I soring the orcheslra'.< visit here. Amendment when asked luncheon will be arrvrd at noon Bolincr Sp<*ukcr ' Hoffa protested that' the com- need in a similar teat at Johnston Back Some ! Rclai v annually sponsors a concert whether he had been a go- mitte waa leaving the impression ! to raise funds used by the club for Island on Aug. Tomorrow Morning between for employers in in- that ‘Tm controlled by gangatera. Personal INolices At (;OI» Parley community service snd financing of .-.-I T h e n were varying estimates \^c,slvic\i Manor ' lence deals with Teamster I'm not controlled by them." on the altitude reached by the - f' Rol|(iry projects, such as Youtir Of Marines Week, a trip to the U.N.. the .Sen- He said accused union officials warhead in the first lest. Some Wasliington. .Xug. 12 t/P)— President Eise.nhowcp will go A tty .loijm W i; Itoltner will hr ofn«ials. He also bnlked at should have'a unlor. trial. i-> ’• I lor Dawn Dance, and the annual experts'^ believed it bla.sted off st In Momoriam Siirw*yrf rmr mcjh*r unH transactui with unionists fa's counsel, broke in to argue that \Vr.st\iPU .Manor near DaniPl.son nating fonventmn to be held bv . c ' ■' "f-, Ijtst year the club s)iou.soied the ,afr. far above any.previous known 12 (^P)—The United States an- frt.ndnmth»r Hnr«l> Rr.|in^e,n « ho 2*- I U.S Marine Band here and two including *“ ■’’Congress does not get rid of its level for a --nuclear explosion. Middle Ka.st. r88?<*ri Aiiirii8f <> pr.7 la 1 of IR tonvalr^rnl homra,tn that town I'omniiUee L ■' ■ ■ members accused of criminsl acts , Inounced today a token with- thr nation i hoarn to be atiiv/ cd Roltnei. who, IS the Kepubluan veara ago presented the Yale Glee The flringA'are reported, to be , . , , Announcing this today, (he White House said Eisenhower I>>vinK m-mcrir.a nrv««r v^V;. I Cluh In a concert. until all legal appeals have been] pari of the effort to develop an drawal of a Marine battalion A* tlruf* *ovj> f-ri #uif! »ln\g pngia b\ ihr Ainrncan Medical A.aan. fandidale ffo Slate SenHlm from, Washington, Au' exhausted. plans t(> fl\ to .New X'ork tonighjt, leaving XX'ashington about ‘t? Dr. Harold Barrett la chairman anti-missile r.ii.ssile. Such a mis-| l)Ut In fiur pt fcifiii.e* mcmfuiea '!‘lir 'onvalraiont home la rnan- the Koiiilh Senatorial,, iM-itiicl i Teamsters president Sen. John L. M(:Clellan ,( D-Ark(, from Leliaiioil the action 6 l).m. EOT. ag'cd hy Miarlr.a K Miiilhiiil, foi- i t . ' 1 sile using a n.iclear warhead would to s a tis - Of nn^ we* Irtxrfj niirl N)int ‘ was invil.eil to make the kevn^dp Hoffa denied today the committe chairman, retorted: not seem destined F’ress Seeietar.x .lanies (’. Hagerty said the President will irx^rff-uri |p,p,|y .Mnni'hralri 11 la owned afldre.ss by Kant Hartford Touri, •X be detonated against enejny inter- Afl'aid to throw the hoodluihaj ‘ ^ had a crook working for me j address tlie assemltly tomorrow morning, probably shortly Pr»n nnd flfiujrhu and fBihjiv ■ hv hr a l':iicrnr Davta .

PAGE TWO MANCHES'i'Utl EVE^l^G HERALD. IIAMCUESTBR. CONN« !RDESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1958 " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., rU^SDAY, AUGUST 12.-1968_ PAGE THREE Spade»-k, J, 10, T, 8; Haartt— World o f Tomorrow—‘ 1 Didn’txSlop Train, 9, 6, J; DUmonda—Aj #: Club#— The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm will Tha OomMi^tta will b » hotta to 8, a, 6. What do you aayT Hebron U.S. Explains Refusal Coventry f also take up hia vacation again Bolton the Tolland County Democratic Kellems Plans GIVE HEB Towermaii Cleared Sheinwold ,on BMdge Anawer: BIO three apadea or two this week. Next Sunday local lay Aaon. when it meets in Bolton o n ' notrump (a cloae declaion). Ij&ylors Honored readers will officiate, with Mr. Sopt. 18. CHRISTIAN DIOR T^ie important .thing la to make Hadley Hill aa preacher. 'There wiU Town Chainrna:) Vincent Krze- AVAOABLE AT ' Science to Provide Of 5 Cranli Deaths a atnmg effort to reach game. If Italian Spm Court Fight for To Recognize Peiping DON’T BLOCK SOlX • On Anniversary be qnornlng prayer and sermon at aickl may be contacted for ticheta. South, dealer you bid only two apadee, your Smith, Mrs. Heckler 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. to the aaaociatlon'a pibnic in Hen­ (Continued from Pnge One) IN NO^UMP DBFSNSK arthar la eapectad to paat, smd WELDOirS.^ By Alfred SMnwold Both aides 'vulnerable , Today. 'lYies., at fitSO.pJn-Hebron, ry t^rk, Rockville, on Aug. 24. Ml MAIN SIBBEI (Oofitlmjed from Page One) i^avidence to support tills iMlief and S probable game will be mlaaed. DAR membera attended "Open. hhd Amston will try It out on the Marks f^ast Place on Ballot It's easy for the declarer to / NORTH Candidates for office on the state Unbelievable Itenis Roth's tower without receiving s argued at length to the contrary. ^ dhA96 Houae" Sunday afternoon at tha ball field. Thursday it will be' Ams­ BignsI to slop. handle a long suit without biocklpg, Win Nominations ticket are expected lb attend -the Ever since, under both Ih*. Tru­ Wouldn't thla country widen ifa WQ 10 5 (Copyright 1958. Oenersd Feg- Governor Jonathan^ Trumbul} ton v^. Gilead. ' all-day event. (Ooutlnaed from Paga Ona) , "I forgot It,” he said. ' man .and Eisenhower administra­ it since he can p ti exactly whal turee Corp.) Houae. Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Tay­ Of SMnaurice (OonUnued from Page One) ' Housework is no I'hallenge, you trade by recognizing Rfd (Jhina? he has In the. shit in both hands. ♦ 10 9 8 4 Barbecue ItenervattAu I,4iter, Roth said, he tried to tions, U.S. policy has been the The department doesn't think Boyden r . Smith Sr., incumbent,-^Bection of tuwfi tre directly lif- lor celebrated their 16th wedding them establish a new party if they agree. An electronic brain really The defenders may- have more ♦ KQJ Manchester Evening Heenid Mrs. John Erickson and Mra. warn the train by radio but re­ same: Nonrecdgnlllon and oppo­ much of trade poasibilitiea with IVEST EAST U d Urt. 'Alm a L. Heckler, tvere fected; - ■ - however,• there are more anniversary at the time; Hebron corraspondent Mias Susan The Ita'ilan Feats of St. Msurico wish." RENT! and galaxies from there ti simply runs the house. You set the con­ ceived no ariswer, A freight train, trouble ;with thla sort of problsutl’. ' OCB 8PEOIAI.TT! Goldsnider, both of Bouth Rd’.', are sition to a seat instha U.N. for the the Red Chinese. dh K n o 7 5 dh Q 3 nominated aa candidate! for repre- homes ih, the Town of Columbia hire. Taylor it the curator of the Pendleton, \ telephone ACndemy Churep'^on Sept. 13 at the church taking reservations for the chicken Mias Kellems said that Mrs. breaUi'taklng, worth the trip trols or program the night before. Roth said, heard the call and an­ WelL opened the Jack of zpades, Governor • JonatAi^ Trumbull Allea'a lUggeition that sh$ cah get Itself, everyhne says. Then it automatically wakes each Reds, ¥ 962 ¥ 8 7 4 3 Thick hot eomed beet or hot aentativ* to the General Aaaem- than locally affected. 8-S454. grouhds will have at miicK of the barbecue at United.' Methodist BUY! swered before the crash. and declarer played low from the ¥ A 5 ¥ 732 Houae.' A purse was presented to on the bajlot by retting 11,138 This thought prompts you to member with musi ' at his desired Here la ihe U.S. explanation for psMtramI sarndwlch with bly at the RraubUcan Caucaslaat During July the board made 18 atnu>.sphei« of "old Italy" as its Church on Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. The tracks parallel a stretch dummy. Froiri hla point o f view, ¥ 86 S ¥ 10 943 the Tayloys by the members. Mrs. ^riahionera can generate; petition signatures u no help. look at your newspaper, delivered hour; adjusts lights, temperature refusing recognition; Compromise Voted this was a rouMne hold-up play. potato Bight at the ^bertaon SchooU investigations into health hazard Myron Lee II are.-generai chair of Highway 17 where (lollce cars It's to this country's Interest SOUTH Smith received 77 vote# and conditions. Of thia 12 were of sep­ Albert W. Hilding acting as donor. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Armen- "The legUdatUre made it very electronically to your home, to and ail-conditioning, through day have troiihle receiving raiUo calls. He would take the ace of apadea as ■■"¥842 \ There will be a benefit Silver Tea men of the event. difflcul( to gat signaturea by vot­ and night, even Hutoinatiially sig­ not to recognize the Reds. If the Mri. Heckler 71 votei ^ .during a tic systems. New installationa LocaiStocks tano, general chairmen, report It check the latest position of. the The wreck spot la ahoiil 40 On Trade Program late aa possible and then hope that ~ ¥ AK J at the Governor Trumbull House Personal Notes ing. heavy penalities for anyone nals the HUloiiiatlc controls to cook situation changes, and if it would ARTHUR'S conteat for the nominitlont. Uos, were required in six instances be­ will open at 10 a.m. with celebra­ Hospital Beds space-ship expedition to Alpha mllea from New York Clly. Police the ace of'diamonds was held by ¥ K Q I 6 Wednesday, Aug. 13, front 2 to 6 tion of Mass in honor ,pf St: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daley of who gets wrong signatures in er­ be to Uie benefit of this country • era for the aeata' were Otto C. cause of inadequate or defective Wheel C h i^ Centaurl, the nearest star to our dinner I Incidentally, those synthe­ blame the difficulty on iron ore in the player with the short apades. ¥ A 7 2 p.m. Salem, Mass, are visHing tfils week ror." the Stonlfigton woman said. tic steaks are getting to taste like to change its policy, it will do so. (Continued from Page One) MUler, Incumbent Who received 70 s y a t e m s which caused odora, Quotations Pumlthedd^ Maurice. own'sun. Traveling at nearly the rock cuts along the way, East couldn't afford to play the floMh Wait North Eaat Hostesses in Colonial attire from Cobum Jt MIddlebrook, Im^ One of the Italian touches will with-the family of tfieir son, ttie The only way the signatures the real McCoyi. Without using this exact lan­ queen of spadeb at the first tHck votea and iljra, Evelyn Wenner, breeding places of insects, or oth­ BIXU speed of light, it's bean gone four Roth was released from <)ues- I NT Past 3 NT Fait the local DAR chapter will be in 'Bank Rtocki be the trattoria (snack bar on this Rev- Carleton T. Daley of United could be obtained. Miss Kellems IVKI I n OOMPANT- years now, and Is getting close to .Superhighways are auloinatlcally guage, the department said the As Anally passed by the Senate for faar that South had the Hin^ IA8T NAITPM9 who rtgelved 48 votea. There were er unsanitary conditions. Five of tlonlng after Moses completed his yesterday, 72-18, the compromise Pau Pass the house to greet guests.. Conn. Bank ahd Trdst side of the Atlantic) which will set Methodist Church. ssid. would be for her to travel the star. Will the expedition find rcgiilaled too An electronic high­ Reds outlawed themselves by their uni would then be able to win three 18&'patty elgctore present. Vot- the 18 Investigations have not Phone MI 3-4159 Inijulr.v. comes pretty cloiie to what the Opening lead — ¥ I Refreshments will be served in Co...... 39 42 up shop in the Rectory meeting Norman Blssett, 9-year-o1d son personally around the state and new planets, peopled with crea- way guide lakes over control of attack in Korea and by breaking spade tricks. West therefore won I FAMILY -lAg was by . secret oallot. Three been completed, according to the Wadsworth Stable by members of the Rev. and Mrs. William C. get signatures "of 11,138 stgna- your car and you can nap as you Roth has been with the railroad agreements and promises since President wanted. Its central pro­ votes were voided by the counters Goodin. -First National .^ank of room. "Despite the act that Mrs. ture.s like us, there or farther for 11 years and has worked for the first trick with the Jack of blocking, the suit. It Eaat'a queen of the State Governor Jonathan Manchester'"'...... 27 31 Martin Lynch, chairman Of this Bissett of East St. Johnsbur.v, Vt.. tuiea from people 1 know," with breeze along. then. visions are these: la a doubleton, this play la needed. BIBB SHOW because two contained only one Soouta on Canoe Trip out? Ifi months In tile Siiffern signal The program Will be extended apadea. Trumbull House epmmittee, o f Hartford ^tiona, project, sounds as if shq,hails from and his dog. Deacon, are guests of the job to be completed by Sept. 2. There are electronic exercising Further: The Chinese Reds are West now made the mistake of If East started with three apadea, name each and one was a blank. Explorer Scout Post 64 with Mr. Harris lands in his b'atk tow er. fotir years, a 'longer extension pe­ Feaiare B fn e m t i which Mrs. Hilding is cJialrman, Bank 0 Trust Co. SSi-i 35 Irish stock, the trattoria will fea­ Douglas Chandler, son of the Rev. That, she said, would be a physi­ hiachinea lo help keep you phy- breathing down the necks of llieir he can play the queen on West’s The meeting h&d been instruct­ Post Advisor William B. potch- yard next door in his Btrap-oll' AIJ Ihe dead were A,honrd the riod than ever before. Eisenhower continuing with a low spade, and First Toaltht appointed by the state regent. The Manchester Trust . . 58 63 ture, pizj», grinders,, homemade and Mrs. Theodore W. Chandler Jr. cal Impossibility. alinlly fit But doctors are urging Aslan neighbors and want to com- Bock Hadwa ^ ed by party chairmen John F. kiiss left Sunday from Welles Newi helicopter, which Just brought him ea.itijoii..d I rain bound ff'opi Mon­ asked for Ave years. declarer played low once more king, and the suit will be.unblock­ State Chapter is not to be con­ Fife Insurance Coni|>anles Ualis'n cookies arid paatries, Jemon of the Congregational Church. Had' the Legislature required you lo get out Into the freah air miinlze the continent. Thla coun­ ed. ■ JeanUer Jfsaes. Chappelle, that each ballot .must Falls, Vt„ for a canoe trip down from the Dallas rocket-port Three roe, N, V , to Hoboken. S ^>,Thls from the dummy. East won with •'FABBWEIX TQ fused with either ' the Lebanon ice ahd coffer. Fire Drill petition signatures representing moie for ganiea or hiking. In use try has lined up with the non- The measure gives the President ABHa<’ contain two names. the Connecticut' River. Accom­ AcMia Fire ...... 64 6( hours ago he was in Anlarcliia 4-eiu train rnel Ihe 6-rar w"esl- authority to cut tariffs up to 20 the queen and now had to shift to Tlila defense would assure West Bary Calhaas chapter or the Col. Henr>’ Cham­ Hartford F ire ...... 164 17( Mrs. Lynch will be Resisted by The Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ only one-half of one per cent of the imiscira iiiidei your own power. Commiinist nations and is doing "HIBBD oim " • There was no contest as candi­ panying^ the Scouts, John Fardal, watching the Olyinpu w i n 1 e i boiind train fror Hoboken to Poft per cent. Elsenhower asked for 25 a different suit. This gaye declar­ four spade tricks and the ace of pion chapter. ■ m alional ...... 79 8( Mrs. Arthur Scanlon, Mrs. Gordon partment will hold its regular drill vote cast for that office at the Weniher Conlrol what It can through economic and diamonds. The contract would be date for Judge of probate or con­ Gordon ’ Fardal, Steve Wllltama, The Wadaworth Stable wasq J gantes. He sped home by rocket ' H s (ai (jaaier lo plan outdoor ac- ■lervis, ,N Y., with aiieh force that per cent. er time to knock out the ace of Phoenix ...... 68 7] Calkins, Mrs. 'Vincent Krzesicki meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at last election, the Job would be plane. rhllltary help lo keep them non- diamonds, allowing him to make defeated by one trick. tests for Justices of the peace. Raymond McKinney, Keith Rose, moved from Hartford a few yeats and Mrs. James Ijirala. the firehouse. much easier. livilles Weather predictions are the lead ears were all but fused Red In one key provision, Congress Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. You yourself watched the ^ Is gWen tlV! power to ayerride, by his contract with an overtrlck. Daily Question Respective motions were passed Miiton Risley and David Mills are ago through the generosity of .Miss Italian handiwork la also' ex ­ Miss Kellems Said she may lie in alinoKl 100 per i enl ai curate for to one another In a Jagged maas To give the Reds diplomatic Hotchkiss’ two sons, Do-jglas and Katharine S. Day of Hartford. Aetna Casually .... 137 14( $S5.oo OiympIc.H over worhlwide TV, | of wreckage. ' a two-lhirds vote, a presidential Should Read .Situation Partner bids one notrump, and that tho secretary cast one vote pected to show up at Mrs. Keeney Mancheotar Bx'ening Herald Bol her court appeal with that of, An­ weeks In advance Damaging recognllloii would give them pres­ Bruce. The trip is being made with In the building are stored many Aetna Life ...... 202 ■ 2t; whose Signals bounce off an Karth alorms. iiiiliidlng tornadoes. are The dead paaaengeis were Psu- decision lo reject a Tariff Com­ West should easily read the ilt-’ tha next player pasaei. You hold: for each candidate. Gonn. General ...... 312 32' Hutchinson's booth where hand­ ton iMirrespondent, Doris M. iPital thony Martino of Waterbur\r who tige they d&n't have now. Increase Elmore A. Turkington, incum­ four canoes. Overnight camping articles of interest t The old New­ All the power and perlormanceof soim satellite hung 22.000 miles out In sleeted nwsy or killed in Infancy llne Cronon, Tuxedo, N. Y,, and mission recommendation for ,1m- uatlon when his Jack of spades Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 99 10' made ai'Ucies will be sold. She will la, telephone Mitchell S-,5546. announced he ia going to court to their Influehce). bewilder the non- will be .along the river bank. comb Iron collection; old ox cart, hdan'ng aidt iwi ominattons hour ride over there with your ' laiiping of the power of Ihe sun. ,/eraey n iv , N. .1 , and ticket eol- The admlnlsli'BlIon did not fight and ’That" table. Telephone ...... 39 41 Judaism are "exaggerated and un­ to have Joint court action in t-his wife - - she"a been restless aboiil ' Your work week Is 10 lo 20 hours. a U.N'; seat for them. Thla woilld Smith will be seeRing his second transportation. Tho Republican party endorsed mailer. leetor Charles D, Mllehell, Union mean turning over Chlang's seal this provision In the bill, presum­ library News filanufactiiring CuiDiinnle. founded," say\ Gustav Stern, a "never getting out of this house i de|iending on your own i hoh e ably on the theory that a two- term in the'com ing election. He The group was transported to the six candidates who filed for Mias Kellems, If she qualifies, Clly, N. .1 to thenri and, eventually, the end of Photographs of peisonnel and Arrow, Hart, Hcg. .. 53 56 .lewlsh communal leader, just re- QUINN'S and never going any place.. ' ' Some like to kee(> busy. thlfds vole usually la hard to must­ has been a resident'of Coventry Vermont Sunday by Mrs. Hotch­ Associated Spring .. 18'i 20‘a nomination to run for election In tiuned from a visit lo Japan. He will be pitted against US, Sen Twenty-five of the Injured were his government. MANCHESTER kiss, accompanied by the Hotch­ places shown in the 250th celebra- Abimdanie Is banishing tensions detained at hoapltal- and three er. alnce 1937 and resides )vith ,hi» Bristol Brass ...... 9>, 11 November at its cauLUS.,IaRt night said there "a small group of William A. Purtell, West Hartford Slid you see no thresi 61 war now. Then the department dWelt on Dh ivc -% lUcatht' kiss’ daughter, Sandra, and Alton U6n pageant wlli be on view for were In poor condition today at In final passage. 40 Democratic "Video ^yeryday" wife in Lakevlew Terrace; The one more week at Douglas Li­ Collins,^ ...... 93 103 at the Community Hall. The 17 Japanese intellectuala who are in­ Republican, and former Congress­ Social psychologlala gave us Insight questions that have been raised Pierce. membera who attended named PHARMACY Good Samaritan Hospital, SufTem. Senators ahd 32 Republicans voted couple have 4 married children. brary. Orders will be taken Dunham Bush . .. .. 61i 7\ tensely interested In Judaism and man Thomas J. Dodd, West Hart­ PHONE Ml g-41{6 Standard m i l ) whni makes people and groups about the wisdom of this American “ Frankenstein 1970" All Rights Reserved— Several Scouts, along with P(>at Dorothy R. Mllie aa candidate for They are Clifford. P, Covart, 63, for the compromise. Six Democrats Smith is a retired builder. During thr6ugh Saturday, Aug. 16. then Em-Hart ...... 54 .57 Israel." • ; ford Democrat. lick, how to help them gel along policy. And It gave anawera. They Shown 1st Tonight H. T. Dickenson ¥ Oo), Inc. Advisor Hotchkiss, are experienced State Representative and John HOLLYV^OOD Matamoras, Pa.7 engineer; George and 12 Republicans voted against his first term In the legislature turned over to the Young People's Fafnir Bearing . . . 64 67 logelh^r went this way: Smith served as a member of the canoers, having made simiiar'liips Swai).son. Laura Tooniey, Ray­ .Sutton, Port .lervta. conductor, Privilege— Nut Right It. FUTURE HORROR' Fellowship. Landers. Frary, Clarkirk 14 16 Some wi'llera rail this the flolden Elsenhower has called the recip­ Rules and Penal Committees. down the river in the pasL Iii con- N, B. Machine . .. mond Calhoun, Charles Warren Age of Knowledge and Crane Vandermark, 42, Mata- Don't the Red (Chinese, since More library news is ' Utat . . 30 33 rocal trade program essential to As a member of the rules com­ rtection with earnma ftejd badges. North and .iudd . and Eugene Gagliardone aa Jus­ Others are saying, vnii haven't moraa, a hremnn All were on the they actually run mainland China, Scientist's'Choice, " a portfolio of . . 24 27 The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY W H IIl CHAIR U.S. prosperity and an Important mittee he was a delegate to the Boaraxinembers hayC checked Russell Mfg...... 16 19 tices of the peace. s seen anvihing yel westbound train. photographs in science, has been have a right to American recogni­ National Legislative Conference at the towr^-dump and have found l>enioa .39'i tion 7 N’t). Such recognition is a security. Auto Radios Oklahoma City; Oklahoma, last' conditions there greatly Improved The Demorralic Town Commit­ Easily con- fornillv',’ privilege, not a right. This country the month of August. Besides these Terry Steam .... . 1.5.5 16.5 But for the past six months the Expertly(p e r t ly SServiced October. He will be a delegate since this project has come under' Torringtbn ...... 2,5>, 27 'j tee set Ang. 18 for the dale of the vsned from Saltonstall Asks can grant It or withhold It. again this year on Sept. 15 its supervision. The Boat'd of unusual photograDhs. selected and resr-wheel to Hut how can thla country "Ig­ extension bill has stirred opposi­ STANEK’S(NEK’S la fully equip­ described by leading scientists, U.S. Envelope, con . . 21 23 party caucus at its meeting lost tion from those segments of Ameri­ through 20 at the Hotel Statler in Health was ci'dated last .vear. Rub­ U.S, F.nvelope, pfd . . 12 14 night at the Community Hall. front-wheel Negro NoiiiiiiHted Arab Refugee Aid nore" a government which controls ped and staffed to give bish' Is being" buried and burned as there , is a brochure called "Using can Industry that claimed tariff you the best' In Car Radio Boston. As a member of .the Penal ■Veeder Root ...... 49 52 They will also make' nomlnatlon.s propelling, or all mainland China and rules over committee he made numerous soon aa possible by the caretaker Your Camera in Science," a useful lo all Vinch Hy Tiff: ASSfK'IA'rFin I'llESS 600 million people? The depart cutting was destroying them by ELECTRONICS service and Installation, The a"Bove quotations are not to for the Leglalature and Jusllceo Young People Like This Plan! Washington’, Aug. 12 lA’i Ben. letting cheaply-made foreign prod- business trips to the prisons after it ,1* being left 'thore by resi­ guide for the amateur photograph­ ' siieri. ( riopubllcAnn m ft ment said the Commimlsla who Open every Thursday un­ bo con.stnied as actual markets. of the peace. l,Ayerelt Saltonitall IR-Maas) ad­ iict.s compete with theirs. LABORATORIES throughout the state. dents and collectors. er. Camper's Guides, "Tips for mul rnflompfi rjuulidfitrfi lo Ihp run (Thina are only 2 per cent of til 9. Mrs. Heckler ia presently serv­ The board . has completed its Trips," and a leaflel on picnic $72.00 lloHm' of nrprfRrriliilivpfl vocated yeaterday a 6-polnt Middle Examples of these Industries are Kaat program calling for resettle- the population and besides, be pottery, textiles, f I n e glassware ing her second term on the board proposed 1958-59 budget which areas in Connecticut may be con­ And 16 rAndidHlfB to .SIa I p I'suse of lhair brutality, have menl of Arab refugees and their nlcyclfs, and certain branches of 277 BROAD of education and her first cerm ls will be pi-esented b.v John F. Chap­ sulted at the library, whose hours .SfriAlp, caused a lot of popular unrest. its chairman. She is a past presi­ pelle;' chairman, and Goodin a t' a of opening are Thieadaya and Fri­ HeRyweeS Om Tellet C«aaw4 URrlfoifl IlopublUAnA for thr compenaatlon for lost properly "at the coal and oil Industry. the earliest opportunity." (This Is not one of tha depart dent of Coventry Grammar School private hearing with the Board of days from 2 to 6 and 7:30 lo 9 p.m., Fits over average toilet first llnir In thr ritv's historv. menl'i beat argumenta. Only a STARTS TOMORROW RADIO TELEVISION bb'wl. Sturdily co n ­ Raltonelall, chairman of the con­ P.T.A. and an assistant director Finance at 7 p.m. Aug. 26 at the and Saturda.vs from 10 to 1 p.m. Moinlrintcd r Npk>'" lliclr fRiidi- small percentage of the Russians of the Tolland district P.T.A./Mrs. Town Office Building. This budget Personals structed. F.siilv clesned. dfilc for RtatP rrpi'fi.'^rntRtivr Hf ference of all Republican Senatore, Tomorrow Buck Night also told the Senate "There la room are Communists, yet the Reds 81 A Carload Mm-SUMMEB Hsckler has been a resident for includes proposed appropriations Dr. and Mrs, Edward Gerbor of in thr Urv. .1 HInnton Mlilcld.s of Iheje control over 200 million peo­ For CUT the past 15 years and Kves on for the local heAllh director and $51.00 nnhrl A M K f ’himli HIn mnnliiK for more people In Israel without MAN5FIELD CLEARANCE SALE Marion. Ohio are visitors o f'th e overcrowding and without expan­ ple and this country, despite Soviet mr 9! -9m xf Brewster St, with her husband deputy sanitarian Derations. mRtr In Atty, Kridinnml U’ Knopo. Elsie-dee Breod 17c SAVE 187o TO 2S7„! doctor's parents, in Naugatuck, sion of tier territory." He advo- Communist bnitallty, has recug- ar.kiNo IS rk u k vin O! • and two school age children. An Coventry Police Pslrpl monthly and expetd. to return here and vlalt HOT WATER HEATING S:S0 (18-401 THK VBKDICI IS YOCES SPORTS Board\of Selectmen. and by Mrs. Everett H. Porter, Middle Knal Wrd,. ‘'RO('K-A-BYI>: IIAnV* Hob Hope I l>Avid Nivra ( S) CABTOOM EXFBESS Numerous complaints have been man Catholic Church hall. Plans e Private and piililic aid to “ Paris I “ Silken (tt-SOI FROM THESE BOOTS received continually conceining j” '' ** famil.v’ anmial picnic will be TTiursday. The office is not open 3 -T R A C K 4:00 <1H> BBIOHTRB DAV discussed. TTie soefal meeting of Wednesdays. I reate more I cade, ciilliiia and Ch.h:rn unj,, n rmB Holiday” Affair” Ross Martin, Mala Powers < 8) BIG ADYENTUBE THEA- this condition which is considered education In the entire area. TER ^ a health hazard. Board members the Council of Aug. 26 will be Church Schedules Extruded Aluminum ( l> AMERICAN BANDSTAND omitted. —The Congiegational Church (2t-S0> qVEEN FOB A DAY have made a thorough inveatiga- (40) ALL ABOUT SWIMMING tion. Town Prosecutor,A. Harry committee has arianged for united ONLY 15e PER DAY. .. ^ STORM and SCREEN 4:18 (lK-40) SECRET 8TOBM BOLAND W. Olson Sr. has been contacted, Manchester K v « n I n g Herald .seiwlges of the Hebron and Gilead buys all the hot water your family needs. 4:80 EDGE OF NIGHT an) Coventrj- correispnndent, Mrs. F. Chuichea during the Rev. Herbert All-new autoiiiatle oil flcieil - t ’lS.-rarlisi ^ ( S) RANGER ANDY according to Goodin. He advised W. Dickerson's vacation, begin­ (40) AMERICAN BANDSTAND OIL COMPANY the matter be taken up with town Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim Hester supplies hot water 4 times faster 4:48 'Z'2-SO) MODERN ROMANCES 2-0231. ning Monday of this week. Officiat­ ft >00 ( 8) FEATURE FILftI counsel and that legal steps be than "Other methods . , . cuts water heat­ 369 CENTER !iT. ing the first two Sundays in the ing •Dsts by half nr more. "THE MOST FMTHSTIC ENTEmiNMENT EVENT IN . ‘^The Shanhar* Geiiture'* taken to correct and control the Hebron church, will be the Rev. j Gene Tierney Tel. M l 3-6320 situation. Olsen has the author­ Radio Sale* Climb ( 8) SIR leANCRl.OT Herman J. Reisslg. D. D . Aug. 17, .Start oaring nbw’. (18) I LED THREE LIVES ity. to issue a restraining order of and the Rev. Dr. Reginald Helf- Available for immediate Installation (88) THE FIRST SHOW 24-Hour Burner Service operations, according- to Goodin. New York Mamjfacturers' sales ferich, Aug. 24. tlW feW'-vk-atA-lbiU^ SI.*. (80) ADVENTCRFf THEATER of home, clock, and portable radios THE H1ST0HY OF THE MOTION PICTUHE INDUSTIIY!" (40) POPEYE The company ' manufaitures The next tts’o services will be tirwr.wcr.K m a c a 7.w i: (ftft) FRATI'RE MOVIE "Home Heating Specialists eommercial fertilizer from chicken totaleri 10,400.000 units during fis­ held St Gilead. The Rev. Howard ft:S0 ( 8) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Since 1935” wastes. The odor, distinguishable cal 19,58, an Increase of 17 per cent C. Champe. former pastor there n -THE NATIONAL lbA«8 ] (18) THK BIO SHOW from about a mile from the plant, over the previous year. Their sales BOLAND (80) THE EARLY SHOW and in Hebron.- will bificisla Aug. GREATEST SHOW NOW OW EABTHI OF HEVIEW “ Four JilU ia a deep'* varies in strength fr»m time to of automobile radios declined 14 .31, and the last date will bt filled - OIL COMPANY Martha Raye (22) BIO NEWS time, (ccordlng to Goodih. Several per cent, from 5,000,000 units lo later on. Mr. Dickerson will 369 CENTER ST— MI 3-6:520 (40) TWILIGHT THEATER (30) NEWS A WEATHER homes located' in the Hop River 0:10 ( 8) POPEYE (40) V.'EATHEB 4,800,000. resunrie his pulpit duties-Sepl. 14. FILM SHORTS 11:03 (M) FEATURE FORTY «:18 (88) INDUSTRY ON PARADE U:13 (18) MILUON DOLLAR MOVIR REG) $19.95 VALUE 0:80 (S) KINGDOM OF THE SEA "Aliag A Gentlemaa** Installallon M c lia e l T o d d ’s ( 8) NEWS. WEATHER AND Wallace Barry. Optional AI ★ 1 roiil ti'Hcks— ;i iiihcrts SPORTS ( 8) WORLD'S BEST MOVIEB 2 WAY ' "Ah Wllderaeii" Lionel Slight Extra ★ C oin p lclc insiilniion '(iiui iivscrl (88) SPORTSCAST 4 'ost (88) I^ONE YOUR ANSWER Barrymore HIRI’S THi SCORI SO PARI p n ilrction 0:40 (38) SPECTAL ASMGNMENT (88) THE JACK PAAR SHOW Nearly 55,000 EJstls now on the road I 0:48 i^t) NEWS 11:88 <33) THE JA*CK PAAR SHOW latri ro oari Ut ieiii> .. , N 'rnlilnics lo an.i' d cgi'cr (SS) MODKBN home DtORST NEWS 0:ftft < 8) TOWN CBIER 11:50 ( 8) NEWS B WEATHER EDSEL — •k I’ m 'i.sion m K incprcil iinil fully 1:00 ( 8) HONEVMOQNERS 1:80 ( 8) NEWS m u i financial benefits ( 8) NEWS. WEATHER AND 0 )8>»-fN riii Host riAt U til . Runriinlcrri SPORTS ’lit) 7 O'Cl-miR BEPOBT WEDNESDAY EDSEL’S DRIVING FOR A FIRST-YEAR SALES RECORD ff.ta o (» ) WRATBEB a LOCAL NEWS it)te (-0 ) NEWS -ar*-a.« (.40-46) NEWS A WEATWEB (18-40) LOVE OF LIFE 1. Low Cost Life Insurance Full Inch Thick • (.4,4) spoBTs. Foers (23-ttl TIC TAG DOUGH T;1II (ia-4t) nOl'KLAS EI>4VARD9, ■ It (It < t) BUGS BUNNY -N O W IS THE TIME FOR WONDERFUL BUYS! firmeutk 1 NEWS 12:30 ( 8) BOLLYWOOD'S BEST ALUMINUM I Meifet tear jlgw»wi beasi* »a knt mmtskle tnftemtSttu 2. A Growing Savings Account B y latest count, nearly 66,000 distinetiva new £dscli have ap­ N«w« gM ektked tmwr mme/ mete Idba^i gowW bme 6¥6dif !■ Combination PINEWOOD FURNITURE CO. peared on the road in less than a year—a new record (nr any Ar CHARLES BOYER < I M I/IN(; IN r VIM - I K-sH I M UMTI HI first-year car in this price class I And now Edsel’s.sHiMting (or the JUST THINK OF IT . , . you can protect yourttif and your family A- JOE £. BROWN y:** I (FNIHiSl, M\N(lll^TFI( 111 Ml .S-irt.Ki •Il-time first-year -Mies record set by a low prit*4 make .o( etr it MARTINE CAROL during a high volume year! Thla means Edset Dealen are offering with life inturapea and at tha tame tim6| build tip a growing Savings ★ JOHN CARRADINE such attractive values on every Edsel d ^ that you can’t afford Account with thii low-cost inturanca-Savings Plan. ★ CHARLES COBURN ★ RONALD COLMAN 134** Undor Wlaiow Bookcaia $7,95 wot'to buy right noiw I ★ MELVILLE COOPER Sea your Ediel Dealer {lBJH k»G B TOMORROW mtfjutHni brakto. Now contour trait. ★ ANDY DEVINE ' ' •»7^.,( It FEATUBE FILM (U-Mi------1) IT IT CTco6ld BE r o c count, from which your insurance premiums art automatically paid. It MARLENE DIETRICH Code of fk^lland .Yard" (Celdr) it LUIS DOMINCUIN . Olooa Dor. (4t) LIFE WITH ELIKABBTH iPSEL DIVISION • FORD MOTOR COMPANY There's no worry or fuss wifh bills or notices . . . no trouble to you 3) CHKVENNB 11:43 (It) THK OtllDlNO LIGHT THE WORLD'S MOST ★ FERNANDEL "Top Hand” 1:M (18) NEWS at all. Your weakly deposits taka care of everything. ■A ★ ★ ★ starntii ir irie ir k WALTER FITZGERALD ; (ll-H) NAHK that TUNE (32) AT HOME WITH UTTT HONORED SHOW it SIR JOHN GIELGUD (2T-M) WIN WITH.A WINNER it HERMIONE GINGOLD l:tt (lt-40) MR. ADAMS A EVE DAVID NIYEN Ida Lnplao aod Howard Oatl While your savings account is growing, your life insurance REG. $49.95 VALUE It JOSE GRECO ttt-M) THE INVESTIOATOB CHARLES W . LATHROP CANTINFLAS it SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKS (Color) (except term insurance) will accumulate cash too. YOUR SAVit ★ lloUnH oroBu bur 52 BEST ★ TREVOR HOWARD l:M ( t) WYATT KARP AGENCY. INC. ★ CLYNIS JOHNS "WarMtk" OfStniANCE EARN 3% CURRENT ANNUAL piVIDEND RATE, while YOUR SAV. Knob lo4'U ROBERT NEWTON ★ BUSTER KEATON (18-40) K R ^ TALKING INGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE ALSO EARNS REGULAR DIVIDENDS. F:\triHir4t oortirr giiBurU PICTURE W EVELYN KEYES (S3) 4)UK8T FOR ADVENTURE Flre-Auto-UmbiUty- ★ Full ,lnrh Ihirk ★ BEATRICE LILLIE t:M ( t) BROKEN ARROW Homeownen SHIRLEY MaclAINE "Tho Mao^Aor*" ★ PETER LORRE ( 3) PLAYHOUSE 3 178 B. OenUr.St.—all 9-0884 InfktalUitlon AWARDS it EDMOND LOWE (IMtl TO TRLL THR TRUTH Optionnl At it COL. TIM McCOY (23-N) DOTTO Kllght FAtrft AND ★ VICTOR MxLAGEN (33) JUDGE ROY BEAN (St) TV MATINEE , 14#) BINOO AT HOME CorI ' ★ A. E. MATTHEWS l:M ( #43) PANTOMIME 4IUIK TtCHNICOLOIsa ( S) RADOK 714 1 :U (18) CONNECTICUT LIFE WORLD-WIDE k m ik e m a z u r k i . (It) SPOTDTUORT PLAYHOUSE I)M lit ) All THR WORLD TUJRNS SC'icnpliy ty ★ JOHN m il l s "Tko RMdea Oao” Dowov (II) NEWS W« Guarantot to Ddivtr At Thas* Pricas. PRIZES MM(5 rot ■ 10MN tmO'N ind S I ffSClUSN it ROBERT MORLEY Marlla aat Jallo Adamo 1:3# (« ) PROTESTANT PRAYER I'Mi IM CIIMk ty NJU; VISNE it ALAN MOWBRAY' (tt-tt) nOR CUMMINGS SHOW "Babro llaUaa Pa.l" NO JOB TOO SMALL DifStltS by MICHACl SNDtSSON ★ ED MURROW TME HONEY MOON F.RB *=-!.5:4.*rii^»ifjpVaX?r“ k JACK OAKIE U:N ( i) NEWS a WEATHFJI E-Z TERMS • fREE ESTIMATES k GEORGE RAFT 1 #) RBA BirUT ' Yukoa Maikaat" ★ GILBERT ROLAND (IM t) BID ’N*^ BUY Kirby Uraal Wed., Thura, RED SKELTON USS THAN $50 DimUNCC UTWIEN fO S fl AND V-R'aOF T lf THKilAltGE5T^amQ LOW-FUC^AnSi*-Bowi,mmnpti.^ojmmu,/^wu,wrontewtti»mtMUnJ rtwa. 2 P.M. and Children -* RONALD SQUIRE 8:15 P.M. k BASIL SYDNEY All Times 60« k RICHARD WATTIS Home Specialties Co. Sat. a^d Sun, ★ HARCOURT WILLIAMS S Porformancfin Sorry Pass List, MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS BOB BROWN and CHARLIE PRINGLE t-SilO-aiSO P.M. Suspended M 1 K » < It \ I N ' \ n I I. t I 1 1 I 111 I - N m \ - M ‘ I M \ I BRUHNlR'S EDSEL STATE ! I « I \ M I N •. 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MANCHEgTKA EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1958 ^ #Ao b f iv e PAG6 FOUR UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, BIANCUESTEIl. CQNN« TUESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1968 ^...... -...... iNw .. one team In the league, John Prin­ lly this weekend and all will be Wedding | Ellinf^on WDRC—ISM WHAV-i-Olt Columbia gle, manager, said. here u’-tll the end of the month. Miss Evelyn P. O’Connell daugh-j FOR RENT UockviUe-Vernon WKNBr-84« In Little League .—the Yankees j M.’. and Mrs, Lyndon E. Little ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Daily Radio WTIC—lOM 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeeten Nike News U.S. Flukes WCCC—IMO defeated the Cardinale 8-4. Bruce of Columbia Green have purchased O’Connell of South Woodstock and! —sound or ellent, also S5 um. W IN F~I2S0 ^^IbM ten DnjUght Ttroe WPOP— 1419 Vitner and Ed MacDougall were | a house and propert,v in Windham Leonard R. Mathieit. son of Roland | slide projectors. battery for the Yankees; Jerry' Cehter from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mathleii of Danielson, were mai'-i LA. Vytauiai eCeriulle, last S'»ar Clapp GOP ^ Nominee Names Williami Bergeron and Jack Knapp for the B, Thompson of St. Louis, Mo. The ' ried Saturday morning In St. Bunker Hill Marchers N-Missile The (ouowlng program ac&M4t*'!,t27 WELDON DRUG CO. named the most outstanding U.S. WHAY—'Music Now' and Then Cardinals. house is In the center, on the road; Mary's Pariah church In Putnam, MI Main SU Tel. Ml 8-8821 Army lieutenant of Cohnecllcufe ulea are euppUed by), the'radio WTU^NIgbiNlgbt UneLine Firemen Not Needed which leads lo South Windhani'M Malhieu. a native of Columbia 13 Nike batteries, left Manchester W roc-R- ~R. . Q. LeiLewis . Columbia Volunteer Firemen They do not plan to move there who lived here with his family on *W8iiagementa ana are subject to lWPOP;r4Ya8nIngton vs Boston Legislative Candidati Asked to Lead Parade with hU wife and young daughter In Pacific For General Assembly /'Change without no'Uce. \rere called out about 8 o'clock last until work they are having done Old Wllllmantlc Rd., is now in the Thursday for Germany whece he * l^AY —Mu^ Now > and T1 ht to a fire in Hebron. However, on the house is completed. II.S. Army and is-stationed at Vir­ ' * will aerve wltn the NATO forces. ON ALL REPAIRS / ___ OHancheiter: Herald News WTIC-Nigbt Lldf Tha Republicans npminnUd La*ea gift from the Republican Town pan. way there they were sent T8\e little white house on Colum­ ginia where Uie couple will live. Th» IT National Guartimen who^medialely, aa the cUai will be Jarvis N. Clapp, Main 81., was| Edward CTharter, 'osmer. of the WDRC-Mood Piecd Kersulla, who made hta home at (Continued from . Page One) Vergne H. Williams. Incumbant, Committee, In recognition of his back\ via call over their radio bia Green, just south of the center Silver Wedding honored Vernon by marchlne to started ‘ within a wiek. Ellington Water Co. said today • WtKF^Musle for the Ftrgt Shift WPOP—Washington ’ 'Boston 17 Weal 81., had been at Battery endorsed' ag the nominee for state ON AU MAKES B 43— / aa their candidate for ftepreaenta- ten years service as Its chairman. which said the fire was under con owned by Lester J. Hutchins, has Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sinder of j Bunker HUl last weekend, will be IJfe Saving Claaaea that due to low prsMure in' the WHAY—Music t i a i r id C for the past IS months and had shot at Johnston during an 8-hour, repreientative from Ellington at WHAY—Country Muslig. Caravaa Thin tive tO'the General Assembly, last Holtthanksd the group. He retired trol. been sold hy him to Mrs. Ksrleen Pine St. will observe their 25th yaked to lead the. mammoth pa­ .Iimior and Senior Life Raving, WTIC-Nlght served ss the unit's launcher area p eriod . area the company ik inatalling new Wl.l.’V-Kfoiinl Revle- WDRC------Moi night in Yeomank liiall. Harvey 8. this past spring and was succeed­ ding Hatiirday Lessenger of Wllllmantlc. wedding anniversary today. Mar­ rade which will climax the town'* claaaea w'lll be held before the sum­ the Republican caucus last night. —Baltimore va. Yankees Piece leader. He Joined the Army aa an On Aug. 1, (/. high level explosion pipes and replacing a valva on Get Our Prices FIRST! WPOP ihlngtcin VI Boston Collins nominated Williams, point­ ed hy Mrs. Hutchins. Harry A l^ n and Nellie A, tJoyd, Mr. snd Mrs. Carlton Hutchins ried in New York Aug. i2, 1933 ISOth anniversary celebration Sept. mer la over If there la 'siiffieient Edward Wralghl, Mountain St., ..Wiliei . pf a nuclear warhead trom John- Mapiit St- and thaU while. there Tenn. Grnls Ford ing out the years of service' he has. Make Voters both of 860 Main Street, Wiltiman- have a.s their hoiiseguest, Ml.ss they came here to live In 1942. 30. lite mSn are expected to accept enlisted man .n 9-V) and received incumbent, did not wish renomlna- WHAV^ xsiglit W atch intereal. Berger said today Those ilon startled IHoiiaands of Hawaii would be some Interruption of serv­ ^ WTOP—Waxworks C—Night Line T lyen'4ie town during his foijr Town Clerk Hubert P. Collins tic were mari^d Saturday after­ Edilli Hlllbrook of Ashburnham. The couple has four children, the honor which will mean a m an h interested In life saving leasona h second lieiitenanfa commlaalon tlon. ' residents aa a miiahroom cloud rose ice again, today, things ahoiiid be ►HC—World Tonight preVUms terma He spoke of the sd- announced that a short session for noon by Ju s tic e ^ the Peace Eliza­ I'ass. Mrs, Judith Cohen of Springfield of only one and one-tenth mile*, ahoiild alao register with the pool In Oclobci 1956 He was )lromoted Clapp was a aeiectman In Elling­ . ‘WINF—News POP—Washington vs Boston to liial lieutenant In April. In the .Hawaiian sky. ton from 19.76 lo 195.7, He was elect­ back to normal by tomorrow morn­ BOLAND MOTORS 4it0“ fjD5— vantaghe one^taa through the years making voters Is scheduled for beth Dennis Hulcmna, st her home j Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Monteilh j Ma.ss.. Brian, Allan and Rosalind compared to a bllalery 90 mllei to cashier WINK—Miislo with Joe Gtrand l>aat Tall Kersulla was aejected This morning's blast was not ing. f y WINK—News gained In senlorlty^and appoint­ Aug, 23 from 9 a.m.-tlntll noon In on Jonathan Trumbull Highway, ! of Old Wllllmantlc Rd. have as all of whom live al home Boston. (Tilldren'a Track Meet ed to a term in the General Asscni- • •1$'*“ 1:14— aa Ihe 11th Battalions top lieu­ quite so spectaoijlar from Hawaii. I |,|y He la In the construe- I’eraonaJa STUDEBAKBR—PACKARD WHAY—Couiilry Music CaravaM' ments to important committees.' Teomsns Hall. Other seasiohs will They were attended ^ y Mr. and I their guest Mrs. Moatetlh's sister! Sinder Is a foreman at the Elec- The line of marih, originally A ehamplonahip track meet for WINK—WINK Bandstand tenant, and in December was 'Phere were no linniediale reports ; nop j^cnvatlng business -In El- Mr. Slid Mrs. Thomas Pyrnynrti WCCC—Record Revue 4:15— ^ The vote of the approxltnately 7.7 be held b\tt the dates are not yet Mrs. Jimmy Jordon I Ml.ss Elaine Morceau- of Spring- tro-Motlve ilfg. Co. in Willimanllc aeheduled to circle from Orove St. hoys and girla will he the feature 369 CENTER ST., AT WEST CENTER- -MI 3-4079 WKNB—Ballimore va. Yank^ca named the . oat oitatanding that a mushroom cloud was sight- j lington, and daughter, of Morris Plains. s.WTIC—Roaa Milter WHAY-Night Watch persons present was unanimous. set. Mre. John Pringle, registrar, Restaurant Oloseq field. . I Both are actriie in the affairs of down Prospect and up Union, has of the park recreation program WTIC—Night Line among the more than 80 lieuten­ ed. ■ j Candidates nominated for Ihe of- N. J., Were weekend gUests of Mr, N e^RC—Cal Kolby l X Justices of the Peace said that she and the Democratic Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence\.Haynes , Phil Smith, of West Hartford *h<‘ Agiidath Achim Synagogue, been changed to a direct downhill Friday. Miaa Caroline Skinner, W ^ P —Waxworks / WDRC-World Tonight ants In the S.ird Ormip which em­ In Washington, the Atomic F.n-!fba of Justice of the peace arc and Mrs. Jacob Loetscher pf Berr WpOP—Washington vs Boston The caucus named the following reglstraf would be there to Sign have announced the rlosinf^f Ihe i and Columbia Lake, was guest o f, He is chali man of the Columbia route, Ijeaving Grove SI , promplly program director, la planning spe­ braces the dor-en -Nike batleitea-of ergy Commission put out this leMe VVralght, Mrs. Hazel Hein. Carl Ave.. Ellington. 4:30— candidates for justices of the up g b y party members who want Gx-Yoke restaurant on Hebrort^Rd., ' honoi at a aiirprl.se party given by Recreation Council and trca.surer at S p.m., the parade will move cial altracliona for each remaining WHAY-Night Watch the Stales four bat tnliona. In explanation In a alalenieni; Gochrlng, Seabiiry Lewis, Theodore' Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon/^apmtfh. WCCC--RwQKd^ f • V ue WTIC—Nirtt LUie peace: Atty. Elizabeth Dennis to at that time. which they have operated for Sev­ Mr. and Mr.s. John Forryan, for his of H''’ Uons Club, down F.aat Main and l-'nlon Hie. to Friday m the aeaaon to attract: , - ^ WKNB—Newir^nd Sporta Hutchiha, Howard Shtimway, Ken­ "Tlie te.sl detonation of a nu- Talmcr, and James Conway. .Maple St... are away, on a two WTJC~Ri^ WDRC—Moods for Romahee Ijtkers In Second Place eral years. This Is due to lack qf sixteenth birthday last Friday. I Celebration of the event yvill h Maple St. i hildirn w-ho have not been attend-1 U?-?'!*.; WPOP—Washington vs Boston neth Fox, William Jacobus snd The .About 12. young people were pres-; noalponed pending the arrival of The .permanent band stand on rera from Ihe six .New England Hear warhead In a missile occurred Water Shut Off weeks' vacation. / "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. WDRO^ai Kolbr'^. 9:45— The Lakers, Columbia Recreation bualneea. Mr. Haynes said mg the dally events WPC)(R-—Wax work ■ Reginald Lewis. Council sponsored ball team' de-itwo young sons. I ent for the occasion. i their first gTandchild, due momen- Middle Rd. will be used aa the.re- I aisles, .New York, .New .lersey above the Johnston islsml area iitj /’How Dry I Am" was the theme 4:45-* WHa Y~NiRIii Watch (inlf Tniimament Pairings Ihe Pacific today. The test is part ' soSig of 10 Ellington residents yes- Mancheetnr E \/e n I n g Herald WTIC—Night Line The town committee was em -> (eated Wtllington 6-3 Iasi night lo l and Donald, left Saturday I T7ie Monday Club were de.saert ^ tanly, ■vlewdng itand. and a 20-mimite I snd Pennsylvsnla. he placed aec- INSURE WITH LAPPEN" WiiAY-Planer Party \ WDRC—Moods for Romance Pairings in the quarter finals of of the Hnrdlai k NiK'lear Weapons j terdfiy as the Ellington Water Co. Ellington correspondent, Mrs. O. WCCC—Record Revue powered to fill any vacancies which I clinch second place in the Willi- 8 three weeks' motor trip West, I lunch guest.s of Mra. Luther Buell , speaking program will precede the the greater Rockville golf lourns- I ond WKNB—P.M. WPOP—Washington vs Boston ; Hallery <’ Commander ('apt. Test Series." shut off the water in order to in- - F, Berr, tefephone TRemonf 10 : 00— might occur. j mantle Twilight League. Personals I at her home on Erdoni Rd. ye.s- Manehesler Evening Herald, Co- parade. mriit, .sponsored hy the .laycees. WTIC—RoBb Miller WHAY —Niglil Waich 4 terday. Mra. Jamos Smith was s liimliia correspondent, Mrs. non- Flosta will be Judged ahead of | j Antone Frade and .Mis Frade Oliservers said the flare of Ihe alkll a new main on Maple St. j .7-981.8. / WDuC—Cal'-Kolby Ifonor Former Chairman In prepoiatlon for the piplay-off Mr. snd Mrs ,Ia ues L. Young. were announced yesterday: WPOP—Waxworks ^ WTIC—Oregon Shakesperian Festival At the close of the business ses- | games which will begin fo guest. Prior to this Mrs. Buell gave aid Tuttle. .AC 8-8485. MORIARTY time and p rli* ribbons, will he at I were hosts st s farewell party exfilosion waa .'isihle only for W DRC—Moods »nr Rom ance begin for the Jonathan Trumhiill Highway, have Flight A Fred McKone vs 1:44— Sion, but with ever.vone still pres- | locsl team Sunday night, when as their guests, their daughter tached to the winning floats so I tendered Ihe Kersulis' earlier some I wo or three .aecomls. WHAY—Planer Pariv WP^P—Jazz From the fleiihlein ' the voimB.ster.s in the iTeighlior- ■loaeph Novak Arthur Wohltehe bona marrow takes over, stimu­ 7'oii IM"* under a continuing 10 :15-^ . ent, Horace S. Holt was asked lo they meet the Elks, a tune-up Mra. Scott Petrequin aoelpei va ling silver silent huller from the i s ( dividually. only ilmiled protection ; /The / i Supreme Court,, aaid so to- W IN P—Newa WTIC—Economic Work'sTiojii omrers and ladies of the M an-|f(e i Punchbowl Cemeleryi WINK—Sporta which, appears to he the biggest Sherman Hills, Robert Niilland was achieved. -Jflay In sustaining an injunction ob- •:13- WDRC—Moods for Romari^.. Chester Inslallsllon In comparison, observers who However. when the two wen^ lained by a Hartford Manufac­ WPOP—Jazz from the Heubl^a problem of the committee to date, vs .Sal Y.etz; and Scott Brown vs WHAY—Platter Parly 14:45— Karry Lugg, committee thalr- Many Promotions IJsleil > saw the Aug. I blast said It had combined there was a drama)4c turer against two former workers. WCCC—Record Revue Bill Yelz WMKB—P.M WHAY-Nignt Watch Bian, eallmated that Ihe parade -I-'lighl C: Adolf Frier vs Roberl Among Ihe many promotlmis n red ball of tire and then a gi- protection from de.ath.” The (Mien Mfg. Co., claimed the ARE YOU KEEPING WTlC—Ross Miller WTIC—UN Radio Review aniioiineed at Battery (' Iasi week I gantic mushroom Houd which was WDRfV-Mnods for Romance will be five times Ihe siee of any .Sierakowakl. Dan I.aindermann va. two, B production engineering chief WDRC—Cal Kolbv WPOP—Jazz from the Heubleln What do you know about event evtr held In Rockville. Com­ was that of W. O. Gerald F. Taber visible up lo 10 minutes. and an electronics engineer, at­ WPOP—Waxworks Emil SI. lands; Seymour Ijivltl UP TO DATE? S iSO— 11:00— mittee membera sfre amazed al Ihe to chief warrant officer. Taber, The glare f rorn todHV's .HIaaI tempted to reveal the d.etaila of WHAY—Jazz Aliev vs Gerald Allen, and .loaeph Supreme Court WHAY—Platter Party WTIC—News Music number of organizations sending Gwnrek vs. Raabiiry Hwis who recently moved from Talcott- WAR viAlblf A about a 46-degree Its "warm heading" process for The modern wa.v for homeowners to get maxi­ WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—News manufacturing screws to a (Chi­ WKNB—P.M marching units from all over the j Flight D: Fred Wuthrli h vs WII- villr Rd In Vernon lo .Nike ('Ircle, Anglf above the tmnzon. mum insurance protection is to biL.v a single, WTIC—Rosa Miller WPOP—News serves Ihe local unit as ssaistanl A Weather Bureau apokeBman cago competitor for gain.' 11:15— ■tate. I ham Priitllng; Riiaael) Meyer va, convenient package polic.y. It covers fire . . . WURC—Cai Kolbv WHAY—Jazz Aliev The U R Naval and CoaSI (Jiiard giildsd missile officer .derlbied to ealimate the altitude I Rejects Terms The compan.v said It had devel­ WPOP—United Auto Workers Pratt & Whitney Aircraft? Donald Beerwnrth; (711 ales O'FlInn theft . . . vandalism . . . windstorm . . . ex­ 1:45- WTIC—Snorts Final Reaerv'ea have advised Ihe cnniniil- va Roheil Pllver: and Ralph Lip- Other promotions Include Sgl. of th># morrifnjf'B blaat. On Aug. J oped the proress, a variant of . WHAY—Platter Party WDRC—Moods for Romaixe Gary D. Zapp, flie coiiti ol iiiechan- other similar processes, at a cost plosion . . . smoke-. . . lawsuits and legal feea WPOP.—Modern Sounds tee that they will send marching man vs Robert Baeiworlh. the aame hmeau aaid the explo- Of Ouija Will W^CCC—Record Revue 11:50— units. Ir. to sergeant first Haas'; and. moM then vabb about 20.000 feet of $180,000 and that it gave them a for home accidents and medical payments for WKNB—PM WHAY—Jazz Alley Matches are being playsd a| WTIC—Rors Miller A movement Is underway to pro­ Speclallala 4.C. Delbert Allbee and high. competitive advantage in the field. WTTC—Starlight Serenade the East Hartford Golf Club visiting friends and relatives. WDRC—Cai Kolbv WDRC—MondY for Romanes vide transportation and 'a good Quarter finals must be completed Delmus Wood lo specialists fifth A ApokeBman aaid ((xlay'ii blaBt (ContUui«d from Page One) The defendants. Edward S. Isrika WPOP—United Aulo Workers and James Florino, helped perfect 1:00— WPOP—Modf* pounds viewing spot for shut-ins by Sunday night. P7nala are class. The-'lalter two are senior looked like a ObbIi of lightning and U :45- the Gily National Bank and Trust the procesa. It’s advantages; WHAY —Dttlejine WHAV—Jazz Allpv Tageuit Kepi. 18 scheduled for the weekend of Aug fire control operators si Battery he thought it wab a amall bomb WCCC—Kvcnlng Music Go., of Danbury consult with the WTIC—Starlleht SAranadR A pageant depleting four scenes .71. G, Also advanced was Pfe Illr.h- sHonne people wAlting to ol>Berve During the injunction hearing it WKNB—PM. WDRU—Moons for Romanes Rockefeller Foundation. was pointed out that without de­ Everything in one policy. WTIC-News In Vernon's hlelory will be enac ted First HOrae Hhmv MiirooM ard F, AndrzeJwakI to apeclallsl the Ahot railed newapapetB after- WDRC—News Reporter WPOP -Modern Sminda on t.he lawn of Vernon Congrega- The Bethel Probate Court fe- tailed knowledge of the company's 11:54— The ftral annual horse show of fourth Haas AndrzeJwakI Is s fire ward aaking if it had been fired One low premium and renewal date and only WPOP—News WINK—Sign Off tlnnaJ Church SepI 18 al 6:.in p m th(i Vernon aVTIey i-H Riders was control panel operaloTv yet Jeoted .Mrs. Peck's will after rul­ aecret, It would take a competitor 4:05— ing she lacked tealimentary ca­ two years to develop the same pro­ one agent to contact in the event of a loss. WINK —Nows The program, expected to last considered a aucceaa by all who iUnder the new U .S. Army en­ When the Aral of the Operation 4 :10— cess. With that knowledge In the about two hmirs. will he followed parllclpaled listed promollona prograpi, ad- Hardlark aetiea waa hied Aug. J. pacity because she wa.i "suffering WINF- -Music for Evenln* Deaths Last Night hands of a rival concern, the com­ Convenient installnient payment plan. 4 :15— by a buffet aupper. The allow was held aa a part of vaiicemenla are In the order of from a mental delusion, to wit, Rome ApectatfUB thought Peari pany would lose Its competitive ad­ WHAY —Dateline Mrs Olemi -Stephenson Is writ­ Ihe-Vernon 4-H Town Fair In Ver­ recruit, jiriyate, private first Haas, tnnt there was such a person as WCCC- Evening Music About Payrolls, Harbor war attarked. vantage "in a matter of weeks " It We’ll be happy to have someone explain the By THE ASSOtllATED P R E88 ing the script and the program will non (.'cnler Salurdin'. apeciallal fimrlh Hjiss, .specialist lohn Gale Forbea . . , and that WKNB —P.M. was said. wri ’ •^fririiv Sports Forte del Marmi, Italy. Ennrico he. managefi by -Nornian Couch The horse show was dliecled by fiflll I lass, sergeant, sergeant first he existed though she had never details fully right in your own home. Call us FAU.OI T PROTKC’TION The dafendanta claimed there WDRC —News Pea. 77. intei-nationally known poet Assisting are Mrs. Eileen Murphy, Kenneth Gibson and judged hv rlasa and mastar sergeant i leen him. " today. WPOP —Lawrenca Walk Glenn -Slephenaon Mrs. .lohn Burlington, Vt , Aug. 12 'Ab — was nothing aecret about the and writer, died Monday of a heart tor example: Miss Barbara Nelli. William Smith Fifteen men were alao advanceil "The burden of proof In the ln-“ 4 :3 0 - ailmerit. Pea (pronounced pay-ahl Grant. Mrs. Gerald Risley and Mrs. The poBBiblllty of a. double-bar- stent case jo eslabliah the capac- "warm heading procesa" of pro­ You're In Better Hands With An Independent Agent WHAY —Serenade was ringmaster and Robert Mc- from privalf to private first clsas ducing screws and that the ma- WC("C- -Kvetiing Muelc won fame with his flr.st play "Foie" llnrrv if Liigg Hiitchlaon was annniinrrd Iasi week They Include Henry A. •• reled protection againat death It; of the testatrix to make a will WKNB -PM A riidal Vernon diiiral group from Htomu hon\h rarllation was Hiinety and materials used were WTIC- Music by Melarhrlno 1 humbugs I, published when he was The fitting, grooming and ihow- Valla, lauiulier crewman; Albert rested upon the plaintiff " the ex­ 20 will provide hac kground music for reported today commonly known, snd no trsde WDRC -Guv Lombardo in his s. manshlp Haas was 'won by Pally F Yorlo sujiplv clerk .lohii A. ecutor, the high court ruled, and WPOP -John Daly Freeport. HI . William H. Kunz. A whistle every Friday at Pratt & Whitney Ihe pageant scenes bringing to life 'riie promlaing preventive de- seriet could have resulted from .Kcrkln with her hay gelding. Pe|). Miller, ordiuuice; Itlctiard .1 Ihrui. added: 4 :4 5 - 77. former executive of the Free­ certain Incidents In Ihe histnrv of •« rftied aa having achieved dra­ their use. John H. Lappen, Inc. WHAY —Serenadr Aircraft starts one of Connecticut’s biggest per. She received a trophy of a ordiianee, David Wilensky fire "Wliether in the Instance case, port Journal-Standard, died Sunday Vernon, which wjll he nul lined by matic reauMa in protecting mice wccc- KverilnK MurIc lead-line. innlrol ojreraloi Paul H. Dupre, the delusion which the lealalrix WKNB;—p M after collapsing on a Freeport “chain reactions.” Then thousands of men a narrator from radiation death -conBiBiB of harbored entered Into and con­ INSURORS—REALTORS WTIC- Three Stai Extra In the combined English hoise- fire panel operator. WCRC liOwell Tliomas Btreet. Kunz had been aaaoclated The four pageant aceiies will be combining the wonder-drug strep­ trolled Ihe making of her entire Cermanx Save 8.2^/c aa^ follows, manihlp Haas, Martha McHulchi- Also Hoherl P .lean, liiunclier WPOP —Top 40 Tima : with Hie Journal-Standard since and women receive paychecks for their work tomycin with bone marrow cells, v'lll u-aa a question the trial court 7 :0 0 — fl9I9. serving as business manager Reenai linenl of the I77fi manh son wop a trophy, a halter, and rrew'iuaii, Llovd O, Knejipet lire Bonn West German hoiuseholda 164 Ea.st Center Street—MI 9-5261 Nancy Bradley won a second Iro- both given by injection. had to decide " WHAY —Sorenarlp I for 20 years and was vice president helping to produce aircraft engines. to RosI.om by 17 Vernon Vnliin- cnntiol ojieratru. Robert O Seng- ResenrcheiB Howard H Vogel were thriftier In 1977, saving 8.2 WCCf'- KvPijhig Mualc ph.v, a long line. 77ilrd place went Open Thursday Evenings Until 9:00 WKNB —P M and a member of the board of Icrr.', The usit of I.aFayelte In laub hallery i lerk, Itogoi W. ,Ii and Donn L Jordan of thei Rules on Water UIghta per cent of their Inconie compared lo Patty Kerkii! Hjiaiigei lauuihei irewmau, Wil­ WTIC- Dick Bertel directors from 1980 until his retire­ Payday at Pratt & Whitney is an im­ lS2t Willie traveling between Bos­ Alomtr Energy Commiaslon's Ar-' The -Supreme Court also ruled with 5.8 per cent in 1976. accord­ and Saturdays'Until Noon WDRC—Amoe and Andg In tile .luiilor Weslern horse- ment a year ago. ton and Washington; Hamuel liam .1 Hlockiuvitz launHier ciew'- gnnne NatlOMHl Laboralonv told I today that neither this ataje nor ing to a report hy the Federal Re­ wrop — Fulton Lfewla inanMlilp, a brush wenl lo Mary t:1 5 — Washington, Col. Earl E. Gesler, portant event in more ways than one. Nat­ Graiil .s horsehai k tour of whal la nian. Vl'niieo Ii Gla,\' Are coutrnl ,New York can use the waters of public's central bank. Belh Hallies fur firal place about It in a report to the First WHAY —Serenade 65. retired Army Engineer Corps nmv l!oi kville before swapping his npeialco Gouiail I. SlMcgel. InlernatlonHl ('ongresB on Badta- the Mlamia River lo the exclusion wccc- “Kveninx MurIc urally it’s important to every employee, but Harry Nelson won a lirusii In '.lie officer, died Monday. Gesler. who likl acre larm in Bolton for 800 launcher ciewman. .Irroitie Teal tlon Reaearch The r’ongresB. at­ of the other. WKNB -P M Sen'or wealerii horseniaiiship Isunc her crewman; and Charles M. WTIC- Dick Bertel waa born In Chicago, retired In 1958 payday starts a kind of economic “chain arie.s here, and the making of tended by Home 700 sclentiats The ruling came in one of three Wi»R<^ — AmoR and Andy .lean Kerkin led the bead-line Wirlli Isuiir her ci'OWipSn. Dion Is after 38 years of service 'Inaugural suits of Hollies In the from both aides o f the Iron Cur- cases Invoh lng the '2.2 billion gal­ WPOP -E. P. Morgan reaction” that affects nearly everyone in I'laas. and Marllia Mcituti'lilsoii from ManHiesler snd (7lay Is from 1::i0— Hot Springs, Ark., The Rev. Ed­ I loi kaiium Mills for Presidents Mc- Inin. Ifl heijig held on the campus lon bl-atate reservoir of Ihe Green- won a picnic bag foi- first place In GlasI onbiii V WHAY -Serenade ward Constantius I^amore. 54, for­ Kitilry Harrison snd Theodore of Ihe University of V’crniont. wii'h Water Go. in Stamford, and WC’CC- -P^vening Muetc this area in on^ way or another. It typifies Hnnseveil Ihe western trail Haas Coming anil Going SAVE $100 DURING OUR AUGUST SALE mer Amerlean editor of the Catho­ The arlion of the dual trent- that company's 7fi-year contract WKNB1—P M lic Inlernational Press Association. All organ will be rented for use Martha alao won the quirt for New sn.lvsls si Ihr .ManHiesler WTIC- Newe ol World the American economic system in action. menl appeara lo provide a varia-! to supply Ihe Port Chester |,N.Y ) died.Mondav. He had been an placing ftral In the Saddle-up rare, Nike base liii hide .Speclslixi .7C WDRC — Anewpr Please si Ihe religious service which will tk)n of Oip "oluldii aius al a caucus lar meeliuK tonight al 8 p m in poBure. when atreplomycln alone ■ which extends Into Pound Ridge GENERAL WILL BE CLOSED last niglil iioiiiliialed Arthur Bate­ GAR Hall TIlird QiiintiipU‘1 no longer offers prolecUon. the'' and ' North Castle. " N. ' ‘Y. of shops and factories. It helps to pay the man ami .laniea F Vandervoorl II<>s|Mlul Niile* TV* SERVICE FROM taxes that build and support schools, roads for elate represeiilallve Bateman Adniilled lesleiilsv .loscplAlM- in !Montrral WITH A • la Incumtienl seeking lua seroml snii, RFI) I, .Mrs Theresa Slaves, Daj-a e g QC A Call AUG. 9 TO AUG. 19 and other public facilities, taxes that pro­ term 10 .lilt (d) SI OLDSMOBILE — GOLIATH — OLDSMOBILE Nights w Z «93 Plus Parts WEATHER Vandervoorl la s mrmlier of the Dni barged yesli-iilay Mudiael Monticiil Aug 12 i.Tj Maile T E L Ml 8-5482 vide police, fire and health protection and Board of Finance and |ual com­ Allen 70 I'mon si , Mrs (leoigr DIoiine. Iliird of Ihe Canadian pleted a fi-year term on IlieZruilng i Clear V, UK*) rroR|ieci St .Nfias | mai rv. was lumev^ CONTROLLED other needed services. Commiasiiiii. I I III 11 te Mciiifmilh .78 Hsmin.iii.l ' ""’''“‘''8 ",1"' l''l"i<>M Houle', TlireCj^lcw Jujlues of Ihe prai e ' t - ,78. vein oM roiiil < leek she met GAS kt .Mix ..tsiiie.x n'Hneii, U|.l.> In Fine Whiskeii CASHINp HIS PAYCHtCK on the. job, this man is one of about 36,000 Pratt &. Whitney Aircraft were Iioliimaled al the lauciis. Hinllil Hrnok j Insl .Miiirh VACATION FLAME em ployes who share a weekly payroll of more than $4 rrjillion J n 1947 the average weekly payroll They are Norman .Strong, Ceoige Assniill ('ImrKi-il ' Thrv \M-i r wed earlr- veslerdav waa $810,000. By contrast, in 19'2~, two yeara after the company waa founded, it was only $15,600 Wilson and Luther Tmulaii losi'iili S, I'slu/.JIC. 2K. of Gisive m a SIM rel rrirmoiiv lo iivold Ihe 30° 1 5 ‘ 15° 30° 45‘ Incumhenta renominated were, liil KlllMglon, wa» snr.sleil issl gillie of piililuily Ihal, siiiroiind- SPECIALS per week. , Falith T l.'asali Winfred A. Klol- olklil mill Himgeil willi sssauli soil rd Ihr miuiiiigea laat mitumn of er. kVederick M .McKoiie, -Ste- Annette and GeHle, the oUiei I \mi '57 FORD $2295 '56 MERC. $1895 L\.i hrem h of Ifir pmi e warl.C. Neff, Francis R Rup- , t’alroliuiiM Itoheit kjHIiiiUsi man lad quints The fniirih sla­ Falrlane MH) Hardtop. Mnntrlair H a r d t o p , precht, William A Hetunalz snd mnifr Ihr sm-sl kfter hr sSiil he ter. Yvonne. Is s regisleted nurse fully, equipped. Unlika ordinarye "stop-ond-go'', Henry Biiller. snw I'hIoz/.Im sliikr s oisii silling Emllie died In 19.74 '56 OLDS. $2095 Hills .\giilnst l'.iiwii line III a I Hr SI a Wliulsoi Avenun 'Pwo nllai bovs wilnessed Ihe H-88 llnlida.r Sedan, '56 FORD $1795 heating which hot a huger full-size IS TH E BUY Anyone having hills againsi the. I ralaiirsnl wedding rrieiiionv snd then as Falrlane’ Convertible, aisled In s mijdliil Mass Iii Ihe Tow-n of Vernon ahniild suhinll Piitqzzle VHs irlrnsril iituler s '56 OLDS. $2145 fully equipped. got flame er np flame at ail... Sailed Heiiil Chapel of Nntie them as anon as possible .Mia J75 fionil suit will he-aiifstifneil In ,H-Rg llollriA.V ( nilpP. Helen Preasler. sccrelary lo Ihe Glly Gout I .Moiiiliiy Dame Itirtnan Gnthohe , Ghuii h. GhurHi offh lals would give no '55 BUICK $1495 selectmen, said today '56 OLDS. $2295 Special Hardtop. Bills should be. Ill the .Selecl- \ efnoii Slid 't'alriillr tile news U delnlls on Ihr wedding 8-HH ilnllda.v .Stedan. mana office by Aug. IH so ihal hiuidlerl Ihrmiglr Tlir llrrald's The roiiples lionrymoon ipol GYROSCOPIC-BALANCE' . r’ fuJI.v equipped. '52 CHEV. $495 action can be taken on them that Itnrkvllle liilfeHii. 7 \\. .Miilil .SI., also yvas a aerrel. ('onvrrUlilf*. r 1 # a n, night. The final opportiinily for telephnne Tlle-mnnt 7-8188, Marie. Hie ahyesl and frailest of bate ateA . ? 'ihr 24 vear old sisters, look pre- '56 STUDE. $1495 BAH. atAmlArd trAna. getting bills approved by liie .Se­ O p ro vid e t CONTINUOUS HtATINO lectman will be at their mecimg Imiliiarv vow s o f , a mm but left Preeldent t-Dr., ItAII. Bl KIJCNQI'K TO HKO.\t>W AV h.vdra., t-tnne blue, Aug. 28. The flaral .year ends Aug. Ihe-convent after eight monihs. '53 OLDS. $695 Sit She o|)rited a smatl flower ahop very low mllenge. 9g HnlldAy ('ntipr. Neo 7'oik i4‘i Berl Ijihr. who in.downlown Montreal hut Hosed Adult Ku-lm Class iMHile hli name In bullesqiie and Another adult awimmiug Haas II wll^n more people raine In S3 DODGE $495 '52 OLDS. $395 C. H. C. alapsllc.k miiab al romed>'. la be- stare Ihah to huv .Sli* reporled- is baing planned at the nuinicir>al 'C'oronet V-A 4-Door. M 4-t)of>r. romlng a leading intei |U eler of Iv has hern housekeeping for pool, Donald F. Berger aniiniiiiced Fieiuh drama Yvonne rerenlly. today. Berger asid 'there has been •53 PLYM. $495 •SI PONT. $395 He began Ihe i yrle wl,Hi.,an ap- George Rouse. Houle's hrother- I-Door. Chleftalit 8 4-Door. with a constantly burning flame considerable demand for another praranre- In ' Waiting for Godot." I In-law. said the wedding was sup- series of lessons for ndulls Some! nitulia Some I and moved on last season lo the I posed to have been last Friday '50 MERC. $150 that grows bigg»f when you need SO persona allenderi Die eiirliei I , iiiasir fiirre, "Hotel Pai Hdlso ' 'Hid aomebow Jbe. news got '55 OLDS. $169$ aoasinn. Next srasoii hr- La bnoknl In ap­ around ami Floreii postponed )l t-Door, KCH, ntnridarii 98 4-Door, fully eqiitp- mere heat and $mallmr when you Those Interested should regislct pear In "Moodbiids. " a new drama I unlit lodsy. He didn't want It lo trnnamlulon. ped. need less heat. with Ihe rajihler at the pool Im- i'v Mauri Aviiie. ! be a olrciis." '54 FORD $B9B '58G O LI. $1995 O V-8 llardlop. *-Door, brand new. SAVINGS in banks, U. S. Savings Bonds and Other aecurities THE RESULT IS EVEN, HEALTHFUL COMFORT are a regular part of payday” for many Pratt tc Whitney Aircraft employees, and a factor in this area’s economic sta­ bility;. For example, about 70 per cent of 5II employees are ’57 PLYMOUTH $1795 UKE THIS ■ buying L'. S. Savings Bopda through payroll deductions. Balvedert Chib Bednn, radio, heater, piiahlHittoii Ijtat year they invested $3,^5,000 in these securities. Above, AMESITE tranamlwlon, fully equipped. William P. Gwinn. president of United Aircraft Corporation. INSTEAD OF "STOP AND GO" COMFORT eta results of a lS-IH bond drive from R. p . Hummel of the PURCHASING POWER in Connecticut is enormously expanded by P ratt'& Whitney's payroll, nAV DWYRR. reed Otr Manager 4/5 4)T. 'ratt 6 Whitney Aircraft payroll department. f which totals nearly $'210 million a year. A great part of This huge sum is spept right here in the Connecticut River valley, for such things as food, clothing, shelter.transportation, ta x e s , DRIVES inaurance, utilities and recreation. installed ly Manchester SAVE «10j|.00 OFF THE SrOGESTEO’ PRICE OF ANT NEW PCRNAOE OR BOIIJER DCRING 90 PROOF JS M Y! AVOCftT.'NEW PRICES EFFtlCTIVE LABOR DAY. "Connecticut's Leading Paving Contractor" Only Fleiichmann’i ha.s more Proof—90 Proof—az compared ' Ftret In QiuUlt]r — Fnlreet In Pries* — n ste n t In ■•rvice Motors with all other leading blendz. they are only 88 Prpol. NO MONEY DOWN — TERMS ARRANGED ^ '‘Selling and Servicing New Oldamnbilea s Fleischmann’s 90 Proof means more lUvor—moie enjoyment IN SILVER OOUi^S, a weekly payroll at ‘ For Over SS 'Ti’eara'' THE ROYALTY HEATING CO. —more istisTsctkin. And—Fleischmsnn’t surprising mild­ P ratt it. Whrtney Aircraft, baaed oh laat. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft JA 2.5750 CALL Mi f-5224 ness and exceptkmsl smoothness tell you that you’re getting vM r's av«ra!| R , would make a stack of dot- 4H 2 WE.ST CENTER STREET *DM$iofi o f United Airenft Corporation . ~ ' 32 0 A k S T t t E T TE L Ml 34M2B the highest quality in every bottle. Thai's why t-leiKhroann's lara more tu n 6 miles high—61 times as o«f^ you* so much m o« than any whiskey in America. -tell H the fahtoua Travelen tower in down- MAIN OPPieC AND PjLANTt § »tt HarttarO. Canaaetkat S MI .l-l-Tll—OPEN EVENINGS - ,, ... "QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF" tows Hertford. RWANCM PLANTS) MSNS NsteA lbte8A|tea iWsrtMsA SftMSMSMB . (MeRAiN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ..... _ ^ ^ fU N OlO WHISKEY » Jfl PKOOF ■L,' THOMAS COLLA 4 n RtfiMOiNAe sw teeM M M n '' m sM isa i-sa M M Ht ritlSCHMAHH W j)U U II« COllPORA.TIOH.CORf NIW YORK CITY ■ ' ' ■7' ,” v OLDSMOBILE — GOUATH ~ OLDSMOBILE TH Top Sm OSt P ot eDln In S Onllea njo^nugs omjvmtT s w i v i c b '.I "rt. . ( 1. ■ 1 ' I s. A A . 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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB, ^ONW. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. ^958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBRi CO'NNh T u E ^ A Y , AUGUST 12, 1968 PAGE S B V E ^ ' 4 -V - iKanrt^pBtpr "becauae of the- delay with which But the Implications of the trip ended tn his own ; district. It has the lomatlc effecta of radiation were not only ecientlflc and eco­ happened to Zeller himself. It ha* A Thoufflif fo r Todajr> Rogers to Seek Anrest lEopnitt^ ijpraU i ^ may appear, and with which Ita nomic. They were military, too. To Connecticut happened to Big Bill Brennan. SpM*or*d ky tk Hillstown H orsem en XJnsung but Aotiye Thrall Says Claims genetic effecta may be manifeated, those In the west who had been un­ And now it haa happened to La­ PUBUSHED BY THE vlerl. He wai easy to lick, once OamMO «f I Notice HBRALD PRINTINO CO.. INC. the full extent of the damage la nerved by ..the appcarafice of S put­ somebody had decided to make the By DICK HOWARD 13 BIm sII Street Yankee In Bridge Toll Disfiote Maachester Conti. not Immediately apparent. It la, nik 1 and Were alarmed at reports effort. Ontoe ACE EMECTRIC MOTOR "There md«t qertailily is a rid­ By Kelter Not A^nie THOMAS F l>^EROU80N therefore, Important to conaider of Russian auperlorlly In misailry, By A. H. O. The profeeslonali, who give all In the northern area of Australia ing club' in Manchester!" WALTER a FiSROUSON W ith tliila assertion, IS young Publlehere the apeed with which levela of ex­ the Nautllua' Journey conjured up their time to the game, lead pre­ mep are engaged in panning gold Willard B. Rogers, • long-time^' RecaUla Dedication r i from the countryside. They see and SUPPLY CO. uitotibn enthusiasts and ttieir The . _and Sewer De­ Founded October 1. The Republican primary Jn the carious lives, and their formidable fo* of Bttlkeley Bridge tolls, aaya Making the tolls particularly partment feat enough in poaure could be altered by human a comforting vision of m fleet of nothing on the surface but piles of « NORTH SCHOOL STBEET-^MANCHESTER four adult leaders have been sur- Published Ei^erv Evening Except ■Hat senatorial district servsd aa organizational shell is frequently Irksome to Rogers Is the fact that installing fater laterals at Birch- action ’’ mlasllc-ladcn aubniarlnca, hidden dirt and earth, but they persevere he will gel^ hiitiielf arrested Thurs­ prlsQtK numerous inquirers ditr- ^ndavR and Holldaye Entered at the a miniature test of certain stand­ cracked for them. Because they he recaUs the dedication of the Obituary wood P s y Post Office at Manchester Conn. as There, the committee agrcca w 1th from view beneath thick sheets of and get through the mounds of ditt day morning in an attempt to get Ini. recent weeks. . Beeond Clas* Mail Matter ing political probabilltlea. Our are willing to go on working at CLOSED FOR VACATION Bulkele/ Bridge in October 1908. ThiaT"* General Manager Rich­ the comment of our Atomic En­ Ice. ready to launch their rockets the game, however, they eoon re­ into the gold which lies under­ a State Supreme Court verdict that "Along with toousands o?N)^hers Actuall>s.to* Hillsto'wn Loather ard Martin's answer today to Jer- Own porennl,il view of these prob­ Pounders oK^^^Manchester, a 4-nH Diana Lynn Kessler SUBSCRIPTION RATES ergy Commlaalon, to the effect that ■’as aoon as the bell ling'a." abilities has been such that we pair the tracke, and look as for­ neath. To most casual observers the tolls are illegal. there a t the tim e,” he *aldv; “I er's claim that paved Payable lo Advance there is nothing but dirt; however, AUGUST 11th to AUGUST 25th Club affiUatiqb. which alao in­ Diane Lynn ' Kessler, infant One Year ...... ; ...... 115.50 labeled the- result no surprise, al­ midable and Influential a* ever, un­ ,And Burke W. Smith, director heard speaker after speaker atre*^ id installed sidewalks had the dangei a of which it apeaka UOnsIdering the conditioning of to the one who knows, there Is in­ cludes 'members xrom Blast Hart- daughter of BMward P. and Marie Btx Montha ...... 7 71 though It waa technically labeled til the next test comes along. df the Greater Hartford Bridge it was to be a toll-free bridge." iUg up berjiuse the Water Three Montha ...... 3 90 have not yet been atatlatically man's thinking in thla Cold War This miniature result in the 31st estimable worth beneath the Sur­ Authority, said today the- Author­ The Bridge Authority'began ^arg - uford and GlastoabUiy, has been Donnelly Kessler, 32 Clinton St., :wer Department was glow in One Month ...... 1.3U an upset. died Sunday at Hartford Hospital/ proved hy reaulta. But, Instead of era. such thoughts are inevitable. district, the supposed atronghold face dirt. ity will oblige by having Rogers iiyr toils on Jan. 1. when the in/ existence now for^eerly two water laterals. Weekly ...... 30 It waa an upset becausa the years; But, as is the ceec with Beaidea har parents, sl^e leaves Single Copy ...... 05 taking thla aa license for further And that is the Irony of oiir voters in this Republican primary of one whom ZeUer lists aa one God, in Hla great wisdom and pinched if he tries to drive over Founders Bridge on State St, was artln said it is Keller’s "hard the formerly toll-free bridge with­ other sihe.II groups, this' otgM iza- a sister, Miss Donna Kessler; her Imik” if he attempted "to finish te.sling, the UN committee aeea It pre.xent-day era of dlatovcrles. of his own major lieutenants, of­ mercy, sees beneath the ain of man opened. MEMBER OF selected, by 1.181 votes to 811, a out handing over a toll ticket or tion, its aCUyl es and what itshee paternal grandparents. Mf., and toe .roads In his sulwlivigion before THE A)3SOClATED PRESS candidate for stale senator who fers at least a alight taste of the and knows there is a humgn soul Rogers said he doesn’t object, The Associated Press Is exclustvel.v as a reaaon for haate to avoid put­ Every apeclscular aclenllflc break­ of inestimable worth. He keeps at PHONE FOR A LOAN a quarter. to offer to ‘ others interested Mrs. Edward J. Kessler of' An­ 'utllilles .were in.” entitled to the use of renubllcaUnn of had been licked, In the senatorial flavor a state-wide primary might personally, to the tolls. "But I do dover; and her maternal grand­ ting more radioactive materlala In­ through la read in terms of Ua mll- have had. If John Alsop had chos­ work through the Holy Spirit to Geta FolloHing object to penalizing Hartford horsemanship, has gone almost' Kelter claims "rough" roads and all news dispatches credited to (t or dialilct convention, 18 delegates BENBFICIAI. unnoticed. . _ mother, Mra Hugh Donhelly o f “dropped" sidewalks pointed out In not otherwise credited tn thts paper to our atmoaphere. Tliere. may he ilai y algnlfii am e. Inalrad of of­ en to seek one. The professionals bring that soul from beneath the The drama, which is set to un­ workers who live on this side of and also the local news published here. to 13. fold at 10 a.m. Thursday, may have ^ The Hillstown Letcher Poyntf- Hartford. / a recent investigation of Birch- enough up there now lo do all loo fering new hoiizdns of hope, they of a certain type are In the sad­ cover of Bln, the river and workers on this side Private funeral services wfre All rights of republlcatlon of speeial It was also an upset, technieally a number of supporting players. ers—so named by ita yoifUiful^ wood, were caused largely by the dispatches herein are also reserved much cumulative damage by the seem to carry a poiienl of doom, ape.'iking, becauae the official dle, for this campaign, thanks "I waited patiently for the Lord: /fkes fo say“VlSSlJ who live in Hartford every time held yesterday mornibg at DlHon'a and he inclined unto me, and heard R(»gerl said some 20 East Hartford memlbers because "When'we ride ■Water D epartm ent, He siid. town parly leaderahlp in the district, partly to the fact that they are they cross the Bulkeley Bridge to FYineral Home in Hartford. Burial Full service client of N E tim e it cornea down, aa It will he aa though man had finally found my cry. He brought me up also out motorists, also unhappy about the work," he said. v/e're pounding leather"—began workmen couldn’t lay wateraLlat- Ic^ Inc which consists of Rep. Prosper willing, aa always, to work at Get cash the 1-trip way: Call ail^d tell \ was tn Mount S^ Benedict Ceme­ erals in pace with hia work sched­ coming down for aeveral more hla Northwest Passage and started of an horrible pit, out of the miry tolls on the formerly free bridge, The local man said he has held sh o rtly a fte r flvej girls w ere i»n- Publishers Representstlves Lavlerl and Mrs. Katherine Brown their game, thanks partly to de­ us how much you want. Theiv, when \ tery. ule, so the road.s and sidewalks had Julius Mathews Special Agency — New yeara even If no more homha are clay, and set my fe^t upon a rock, have told him they would follow off this long on challenging the dov/ed with horses of their own a* Vor^ Chicago Detroit■)etrolt anoand Boston. building hla stepping atones to the aa members of the Republican fault on the part of those who approved, pick it up. Phene today! / to be completed with the under­ and ealabliahed my goings." Psalm him over the bridge-^and to the legality of Bulkeley Bridge tolls at gifts from their parents. Anniversary Maas MEiMBKK AUDIT “BtmKAU “ OF tested stars only the belter tn destroy the Stale Central Committee, were might have called the party mem- Carol and Peggy Jacobs of 742 standing they would be excavated CIRCUUmoNS berjjhlp Itself to a decision. 40:1-2. ^ Leent up ta SM*—Veam llf»-lmured at lew teal East Hartford Town Court, too, the request of the late William An anniversary Mass will be Tliat Is the verdict of lh*T UN E arl h. vigorously backing the candidate presumably. Putnam, chairman of the Greater Hillstown Rd., Gloria March of later. Rev. Charles Reynolds said for Jha repose of the soul of However, Water and Sewer De­ The Herald Printing Company, lae.. committee, and It will be Uie But man s Innlmii for survival who lost In the primary the nom­ WC MAIN ST., 2nd FI.. Over Woolworth's, MANCHCSTER Roger*, who is chairman of the Hartford Bridge Authority "and 84« Hilldtown Rd., and Ruth Hig­ assumes no financial responslhliltv for ination he had won In the eon- Mltch.ll t-4141U . Afh far th* YES MANagar Frank Gktli Saturday morning at partment Superintendent Fred typographical errors appearing tn ad* verdict of mankind, too. and II gives hope IhsI he port Today Dli^ley advertising rinsing hours: slate-wide interest In this phase *nc5 on A pArado float has won dispute can be transformed into the Bale of the bridge bonds. / they, and eight subsequent mem­ /or Monday—] p,m Friday hill by nalions who consider them­ that will tell him that If he wants of the primary, because Lavlerl births In the United Statea dropped The immediate cause of Thurs­ In a report submitted today to for Tuesday—i] p.m Monday 9-.year-old Lynn Potter a coveted a legal issue he said he ia pre­ bers, have realized the advantages Marlin, Thrall denied that his de­ selves the leadqia of Western to go on unlocking the secrets and Mrs. Brown are atalwarl and by 7.000 during the first quarter day's impending challenge, Rogers of combining’ common interests Fuuieral* For Wednesday—] p m Tuesday role In the national company of pared to carry all the way to the partment had torn up finished For Thursday—V p m Wednesday typical aiipporlera of Fred Zeller, of 1958 Compared with the first State's highest court. He will have says, was an incident about a to' gain mutiial knowledge and For Friday—] p.m Thursday civilizal ion. of the universe" he's going to Broadway's smash hit, "The Mu­ three m onths of 1957. The P opula­ streets or walks. For Saturday—1 p m Friday. and members of the erstwhile rebel sic Man," bond money and his attroney, Paul month ago- in which he handed a friendship. have to iinloi k Die one Inside hini- tion Reference Bureau al tributes BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. Biilkeley Bridge toll collector a Mr*. Annie P. McCullough He said "No water laterals were Classified deadline 10:3d a m «ach faction of the party which haa. Lynn took part in a homecoming Marts, with him, Rogers said. The group was at first an in­ day of publication except Bslurdev— A Tokfii Withdrawnl aelf. wheie llie frirmiila for peace temporarily al least, taken over the decline to the reres.sion. ticket Rogers did not know was Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Installed after the street surfaces celebration at Mason City. loWa, Rogers announced his intention formal one. II wasn't long, how­ P ro cto r McTCuIlough (incorrectly gam. A amMen loiich of panic sent us 1 esides, with the nomination of Zeller, ob.kolete. (Bridge toll tickets are were oiled," and thal "no Instal­ for the show's compoaer. Meredith of making a test case of the Bulke- ever, before the girls learned of lilted as Mra. Annie Proctor In lations were made after gravel on mio Lehnnon. I’limniilv, our aetjon good only as dated. 1 ' the nationwide 4-H Club's exist­ Tuesday. Augii"! 12 But all this atmosphere of "up­ Willson. Intrigued by the lad's ap­ ley Bridge tolls in a Herald Open The toll collector shouted, Saturday's Herald), of 28ti New­ the roads waa rolled. " was a show of muscle. Like all set” was more technical than real. pearance, Willson Invited him to Ferum letter on Aug. 7. In that ing program of organized horse m an St.i. whp died Friday night, As for sidewalks, Thrall said IWtl Vir f’laiia Visit "Hey, What do you think you .are and riding clubs within its agricul­ A Clincher Report sJiowa of miisile. II ran lerlnin We would have been surprised If audition for the focal role which letter he outlined hla reasons for doing,” according to Rogers, who Were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at "No sidewalk slabs were broken Rep. Erancia Cady had not taken tural division. Th. report of the IJhJtpr! NnUonn risks One risk was lhal II woiilil I New YnrifCil’i The (Jld Vic, one Eddie Hodges performs with the believing the Bulkeley Bridge tolls said he replied, "I'll show your St. Mary's Episcopal Church with or tunneled under for water serv­ the victory In the primary. What original company, and a contract to be illegal and said he already Get Charter, Seal the Rev. Alfred L Williams of­ ices. Two slafoe were removed for S rifn tifir ( ’onim lllrc on Iho Kf- provoke mill I ary action from aome- I of Limlon's mdiU. renowned ac liiig commission what I'm doing!" waa on view here was one more followed. notified the Bridge. Authority that, Coftductlng Its activities for 12 ficiating. Mrs. W. B. Kloppenberg a hydrant Installation and these fertA of Atomic rtmllnlion t>, lilir companies, Is coming to the United So, Thursday morning at 10 hoily else Another waa that we instance of the gulf between rou­ "when convenient,” he would seek o'clock, according to present months according to the 4-H plan, was organist. were replaced for the Water De­ Stales this fall for its first coasl- tine control of the party machin­ tv.ry other Arlrntlflr stiidy of thr ourselves, om e we had re.sorlerl to lo-eoast loin. MACHINE MADE IN ‘lO’a arrest for failure to pay the toll. plans. Rogers will hand a Bulkeley the Hillstown Leather Pounders Burim waa in Ebist Cemetery. part me.nt." fAltoiil riAriKtr. lahorliiK iindrr n I he uae of forej*. w oiilrl not know On previous (|laUa, the troiip has ery, which can easily h* acquired New York—The earliest ciga­ Advised that Smith has said Bridge toll station attendant a last fall requested and' received Bearers were George Proctor, Ha said In four cases pipes were hy eager, time-giving profession­ the economic results could be "ca­ inieAonrf hanrilcAp. Thr alntjnllcH how to limit our ohjeclives, played m only five Amerlean rette-making machine was pat­ calling card Instead of a toll ticket its charter and seal, thua becom­ John Maxwell, David Robinson, reported broken by heavy equip­ als of the t ype of Lavlerl. and-the tastrophic" If the antl-BLiIkeley ing a full-fledged 4-H Horse Club, James McCullough. Thomss Rus­ Are not In, We do not Know liow cities, none farther west than Chi­ ented in the 1870 a. The first or 25 cents. His arrest will fol­ ment of conlractoia at the devel­ . 'Hie [leacefiil iiiiswrr lo both Mltimalo will of the parly memher- satisfactory machine, capatilc of Bridge toll campaign were suc­ one of several now active In Hart­ sell and Jolin McDowell. opment. TiiAny deformed children will be cago. This lour begins In Han low and the case will be on Its way rlaka aoon appeared Naaaer and Francisco Sept,. 10, proceeds lo Iroa Shiih W’henever it is really sum­ m aking 200 to 220 cigarettes a cessful, Rogers saM, "That's not to a decision through the rourU. ford County. Thrall concluded: "Lack of horn. hecauAe they liAve not yet moned to a dcclalon of Its own. minute, waa introduced In the mld- my lookout. The tolls on the Bulk­ With helping members to Im­ The young office-holders in the Hillstown Leather Pounders, a 4-H Riding Club with members from Jpliil Clargu Ruaala remained mllllarlly quiet, Angeles and then eastward via C ites I-aw Manchester, Bast Hartford and Glastonbury, recently demonstrated their horsemanship wares for proper compaction of sub base be­ 1880 a. eley Bridge are Illegal." prove the care of their horses and Funeral aerylces for John Cargo, been bom . W'e do not know how and Ruaala turned to a atrategy of principal ( itlca In both this coun­ Lenders of the type of Lavlerl Smith says that the State Leg­ Herald Photographer Reginald Pinto. 'Secretary R 'th Higgins shows how she has taught her "Rex" fore application of gravel and con­ many reaei of cAncer will develop, try and Canada before reacHlng maintain their rinitine sway both ■ He said he has been assured of islature, which gave 4t the toll the promotion of better and safer 69 Starkweather St., who died Sat­ crete walks could be a part of the making diplomatic and propagan­ to bow. Watching aie Treasurer Barbara Ladabouche and "Champ," President Carol Jacobs and urday, were held at the Holmes or how many Uvea will he ahort- Broadway In Deceniber. by their own energy, which feasts this Iw a number of attorneys. powers, also laid down another law riding habits aa their main objec­ "Copper," and Vice President Peggy Jacobs and "Peanuts." present problem.” da capital of our action. And we on the exchange of favors and ac­ Roger^^-Who said he has no quar­ tives, the Leather Pounders 'spend Funeral Home yesterday at 3:30 Town Engineer James Sheckey aned how many daya, hecatiae the The leperlory la lo Include —- "Any person who wilfully viol­ decided that we were not. after all, "llamlel," "I'welflh Night' and commodations and on petty pa­ rel with tolls on the other Con­ ates any provision... relating to many hours at their clubhouse and p.m. with the Rev. C. E. Winslow ylted this as one possible caifse (if cancer haa not yet developed, and •going on to Iraq to overthrow the "H enry V," tronage. and by the default of Insist On necticut R l\^ bridges, asserted payment of tolls on any parkway, new practice ring at the farm of who have become experts in the the many shows which will be held. But, most naturally, they always of the Church of the Naz.arene of­ some of the Blrchwood Park flaws Uvea have not yet been ahorlened. other Repiihllcans who live iip lo th a t tolls could fee. charged on 50- highway or bridge, or who wilfully Howard Jacobs, Peggy's and equestrian field. Last fall, Mias Higgins was the end up on the subject of horses, ficiating, assisted by the Rev. he listed In the tnvestigativ. re­ revolution which waa the caiiae of C hester A ustin. ,D*>rlng the serv ­ Kiirthermore, In fart, there will the hills and can't 'he bothered year-old Bulkeley Brt4ge only if evades or attempts to evade such Carol's father. Just last month nine members recipient of one of the five medals and usually on the horses them­ port ordered by Martin. He al»o our reaort to force 1627 Oil rind I'irnt took their horses to the State given at the Hartford CoLinty 4-H selves. ices Miss Marlon Janes sang "God cited "trenching under sidewalks” no ahaolute atatlatlca on aorne of with such petty sluff. And It Is the communities which paid for payment, shall be fined not more The club membeiahip now num­ Theae dryialona having been New York - The first oil dis­ these professionals who provide the Its construption were reimbursed, than JIO," bers 13. eleven girts and two boya Demonstration and Judging Days Roundup. Club Officers Hath Promised," accompanied by and street excavations apparently theae Ihlngaeven later, heraiiae the Verdicts in personal liability cases frequently amount to Mrs, B'rederic Wood, organist. made, the qiieatlon then hecame covery In the United States was mainstay of the wing of the parly with interest/ These towns kr? Current loll charges are 25 between the ages of 10 and 17, and al the University of Connecltcul. Guest speakers are always wel­ The Jacobs sisters. Carol and made for Installation of utilities as day; that radiation rllpa off a life one of gelling our troopa out again. made In 1027 near Cuba. N.Y. Manchester, Hartford, East Hart­ most of whom have their own Eight of them returned home with come by the Hillstown'group and Peggy, presently serve the HllIS- Burial was tn East Cemetery. possible causes. which look Zeller Into nomination. thousands of dollars. JUst one damage claims could cost cents cash, 10 cent hy ticket for Bearers were John Allison, Al­ may not he Identifiable, and the Seneca Indians Isd a Franciscan But of all these professionals we ford, Glastonbury and South odta^ional users and 5-cent tickets horses. rlbbon.s: the ninth. Carolyn Nel­ the most recent was Just last Sun­ town Ijcalher Poundcis as presi­ He said 2,000 square feet of side­ Today, axactly one month after the price of your home. Before this happens to you let us son of Manchester, gained valuable dent and vice president, respective­ bert Piatt, Albert Holmaim Jr., caiiae of rancer not eaally labeled mlaalonary lo the elle. The In­ happen to be able to think of only W indsor. for comxnuters. Although the four mothers of day when Franklin Y’ork, an 11- walks had seltleci one inch below Ihelr landing, the first Marine at- diana used.the crude oil, which provide you with the protection of Coniprehen.sive Personal experience as she took part In her year veteran In the Governor's ly. Miss Higgins Is secretary and Tennyson McFall, Edward Swain curb level. He recommended they •peclfirally, one neputy ftomplroller Charles Jhe five original members serve and VVlllls Kilpatrick. larhment ashore haa Ita onlera to bubbled up in a spring, for m edi­ Harper of Middlehury- -who hain'l, first show. Horse Guard, spent five hours giv­ Miss I,adabouche Is ti easurer. be replaced and that roads b« "re­ Reraiiae theae future itatlatlci Liability Insurance. Call us today without obligation. as adult leaders, the young riding ing Inslruellons at Ihe Leather" Other active members Include Pen­ leave. This Is a token withdrawal, cine and a paint base. at one lime nr another, been up­ enthusiasts themselves have a free Top honors at the UConn com- paved" because, In some spotiw are not available now, our Atomic South Windsor pelllion went to BariSara Lana- Pounders’ prarlire ring. During ny Buckland, David Ladabouche _ Mrs. Helen B. Oo'Mlale gravel and stones were flush with timed to Improve our position In hand in organizing and conduct­ "Funeral aervlcea for Mra. Helen Bneriry Commlaalon, itlll true to bouchc of Manchester, the Leather the winter, of course, the club and Kenneth Nelson of Manches­ the surface. the United Nations Uenrial As- ing the activities of the Hillstown Pounders' olde.st member at 17. members are visited more often, ter: Jane Miller of East Hartford, Belanger Goodale, 10 Carter St., I.«ather Pounders. In fact, the However, Martin today termed the apirit of Iti departed I>wda (lemhly debate coming up lonior- who garnered two bine ribbons. and aniotig last winters guests and Paula Wychadll of Glaston­ who died Sunday, were held this the apparent disagreement between Strauaa, takee the line that no peril leaders readily admit that their Peggy Jarobs, the youngest st 10. was Donald Gaylord, animal hus­ bury. moft'lng at 11 a m. at the T. P. row. We cannot expect to do well Newberry GOP Choice ■fhlldrcn "know a lot more about Thrall and Kelter aa "academl^" haa been proVed, and that what­ won two "reds" and two "whiles” bandry instructor at UConn. And whenever any of the mem­ HoHoran Funeral Home with the He said 11 is . sutodivlder’s re- In this debate, for there are few horses than we do." But even with horsemanship as ever peril may be Involved can be HEATING o b ert J. and sister Carol with her new bers have lo assert, "There most Rev. Alfred U Williams of St. •ponitblllly to wait until utilities natlona In the world which openly Membership is not limited lo horse "Copper" which she haa been the member's initial interest, the certainly it a riding rlub In Man­ Mary's Episcopal Church official- taken aa part of ttie price of proR those Interested only in western- are Installed before he finishes his and sincerely a|iprov« oiir resort training fot^only one month, alao youngsters have not lost sight of chester," they always add, "Come ing. streets. No matter who tore them MEDICINE CHEST For General Assembly type hor.semartship. but It Just hap­ reaa. Rut euch argument may hr to force. But feeling and argument 130 OUT OF 139 won a bine ribbon. And Carol Gntt the basic 4-H Club principles of on over to the clubhouse any­ Bearers were J. Edward Mc- up, Martin said, Kelter will re­ pens that the pfeient members all of Glastonbury, taking part In her good citizenship. Al their business time." 'Yoii can't mlSs It now lhal I.«ughlln, Harry Burdick. Norman taken aa the dying gaap of official Bgalnat ua will have some of Us Ellsworth S, Newberry of New­ pave the roads and replace the arc. Trail-rlding was the Initial first 4-H show, was awarded blue, meetings — always conducted Henry Jacobs' the sisters’ grand­ Holmes and Max Kaaulkl. pretenae that we and the world ran edge removed If we are .ptqylng In “LEFIOVERS” HARTFORD lUILDERS berry Rd. was nominated last prime activity, but during the past sidewalk*. R red and while ribbons In three strictly according to parliamen­ father and a former member of the Burial waa In East Cemetery. Me«t Tonight REAL ESTATE Police Arrests continue wilfully releaalng Into the the direction of willidrawal In- MITH night to run as the Republican year they have shifted Ihejr In­ separate events. tary procedure a discussion of Governor’s Horse Guard, haa ' put The West Hartfordite is develop­ world atmoaphere a danger we can alead of mox ing, as we wers even USE OIL IN THEIR candidate to the General A.ssem- terests to participating In Junior With the fair season approach­ their responsibility lo each other up a new sign on the farm gatf. There's but one good place in Ihe horn* INSURANCE INCORPORATED bly. horse shows and .securing, aS ing Blrchwood under a $70,000 p er­ not accurately gauge. last week. In the direction of ex­ Raym ond A. Trom bley, 19, of 373 ing, all of the members are prepar­ and to the community always It reads, "The Hillstown I.,eather formance bond, and haa aold about for "leftovers." That'i the refngerator-and th* OWN HOMES . . . A record crowd of oyer 200 peo­ Adams St., and Walter F. Gleason, guests for their meetings, persons ing themselves and their horses for comes first. Pounders." Ttda linlted Natlona (lommitlee pansion of our forces In I.a'hanon Negro Rights 40 homes there. "leftovers" should be foods,, not medicince. MS MAIN »T.. GROUND FLOOR — TEU MI 9-6241 ple attended the GOP caucus In 17, of 23 Tyler Circle, were ar- conalalrd of aclentlata from Argen­ South Windsor last night where Niles Dr, end Francis Dr. from Tills Is sn Improvement of al- "INSURANSM ITHS SINCE 1914" rc.ated last night and charged with the corner of Niles to Keeney St tina. Aiialralla, Belgium, Brajill. moa|ihere, and an evidence of mir Medicine chest "leftovers" are risky st best, Newberry won ovei R. Chase Las- breach of the peace. They were In­ At Issue in were accepted by the town last Britain, Canada, Caechoalovakla, and often downright dangoroua. The medicine costs less too bury by a majority of some 30 volved in a fist fight behind a Main Eisenhower to Address UN, Hospital Notes spring after a Town Highway De­ peacrfiil Inlenllona, hut we still votes. Britain H ears P’-Rypt. France, India, .Japan. Mex­ have some 11,000 remaining troops your physician prescribed a year or so ago St. restaurant. partment Inspection. was intended to be uaed then, not now. N ew berry, 52, is a native of Patrolman Charles Morneau said 2 Primaries Martin hag suggested the TPC ico. Sweden, the Soviet Union and and several laatiea lo go before wc South Windsor, and is currently Offer Mideast Peace Plans P a tie n ts Today; 180 Avoid serious danger—dumpold medicine at onee^ Trombley's eyes were gouged in Army Plot on add a provision to the revised sub­ the United Statea. can rail our ifluacle play al an end. engaged In Organ sales and in- the fight and he was taken to ADMITTED YESTERDAY :W11- division regulations that would linm Lewis, 149 Adams St.: Mrs. By T H E AHSOfXATEl) PKE.S.S Ita report makea certain matter Each illness requires scientific diagnosis — *tructlon. A graduate of Morse Manchester Memorial Hospital make a developer complete work And Just aa the key to our entry (Continned frnn Png One) '‘Ing on how fast U.N. diplomats Helen Darge, Glaatonbury; Mrs. Ida N.gro right* were at issue to­ of fart, emotionally controlled and, usually, specialized medicine is Indicated. Business College and Northeast­ where his eyes were treated and Hussein Near on a street and install utilities be­ Into l.,ehanon lay outside I,eihanon, ern Uniyersity, he aierved as a start their work. Johhs(3n. Simsbury: James I’oriy, day In primary elections in New italementa which cannot fall to bandaged. He was . released after the America delegation. York and Arkansas. Farther weal, fore the town grants them certifi­ In Iraq, an the key to our final exit See your phyaician. Lot him decide calculation engineer with the Dulles arranged to take six of 211 Hollister St.: Ma.xine Felber. cates of occupancy. treatment. Gleason was released Dulles was reported planning to (Continued from Page One) in Idaho, a primary Jeatured a dictate the polirlea of natlona, from Ijehanon alao aeema lo lie, out­ what's beat Hamilton Standard divlslofi- of his highest-ranking Slate Depart­ 170 Green Rd.: Mrs, N ancy Sulli­ Tile TPC will meet with toe by police under a $100 bond. The meet tonight with special ambafe- ment aasistants with him to New candidate for governor who wants In the field of general obnrlu- side I,aihnnoii. In Jordan, where Call on ua United Aircraft for two yeara and van, 270 Charter Oak St.: Mrs. Board of Directors tonight to dis­ two youths are scheduled to ap­ sador Robert Murphy who was dLie York to advise Eisenhower, and Elizabeth Phelan, Laurel Manor "It would come as no surprise If legaliz,ed gambling. •lona, the committee alatea the British parnlroopera, In an action In provide as a tobacco grower for nine pear in Town Court Monday. to reach New York In late evening another effort Is made by army cuss the regulations. years. to stay afterward lo help meet Convalescent Home: Mrs. Dawn The New York primary was held follow Inc your medicalinn, ■ F ran k J. Strano, 17, of 15 Ash on his return from a trouble shoot­ elements working with paid agita­ parallel lo ours, have hltlen off a A former member of the' Repub­ an anticipated onalaught by Rus­ Johnston, 114 W oodbrldge St.: In Harlem Itself. Rep. Adam Clay­ "'nie expoaure of mankind to St., waa arrested early this morn­ ing mission, which took him to tors and foreign agents. problem more crltlcsl than oura In lican To-wn Com lnittee, he also sian-led opposition. Mra. Mary Hogan. Lynwood Dr., ton Powell was challenged for the Ionizing radiation at prraent arlaea ing and charged with lamperinlf Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Israel, the Partly because of Eisenhow­ Vernop: Hairy MHler, Terrace Dr., "Bpt We now have been receiving Dem ocratic nomination for his Torch Kin Hunteft Lebanon. We can. It hnpefiill.v ap- Served as secretary and chairman with a motor vehicle. Police said United Arab Republic and Ethlo- official warnings of an Imminent mainly from natural aourcea, from er's possible appearance. the Rockville; Mi'i. Dorothy PllawakI, House seat by another Negro, City VI Alogtirnl A ifI pearii. get out of l.elianoii wllhoiu of the Board of Education from Strano siphoned gas from a car at pta. White House and Stale Depart­ uprising for 10 dnys and naturally Councilman F-arl Brown. AseetlS iU etllCU t /silt medical and Induatrlal procedurea. 1940 to .J948 and more recently Windsor Locks; Mra. Lucille Rlq- dooming I^banon lo dlalnlegraUnu the rear of the Army and Navy Murphy waa understood to be ment have drawn unusually tight ard, 114 Park St.; Michael'Farria, are beginning lo wonder Just how The content Is only one of 52 [ end from environmental contami­ on the Industrial Development Club on Main St. plannthg to stay in New York sey- secrecy wraps around specific long is Imminent ” aa a nation. No one' can see, now, Commission. Ac.tlYe within the 18 Bancroft Rd., Rockville; K"red- primaries for Congressional and (Continued (ron Page One) nation due to nuclear exploalona. Stranq was caught In the act by eral daya. reporting lo Dulles on proposals the U.S, will pul for­ A big problem worrying Ihe how the British ran get out of Jor­ Farm Bureau, he served as chair­ erlck Gable, Hartford; - Michael State Leglalalure nominations in the owner of the car. Carlo Quag- results of hia trip and assisting ward. British Is what their troopa In Jor­ New York State. But polUiclans The Induatrlal, reaearch and medi­ dan wllhont having the entire po­ man of the State Farm Bureau TiernBy, 282 Cooper Hill St.; Mrs. nephew's death- and after making lia of 19 Waddell Rd., anil .a com­ him during the debation the Mid­ These are reported lo include dan would have to do If, in fact, regard It as a possible gauge of cal applicatl.ona expoae only part meipbership drive, and chairman Marie Szetela, 34 Lewis St ; Mrs. a vow of vengeance for what hap­ litical atriictnre of that country panion who summoned police, Pa- dle East. r such suggestions as: Etoanor Rodanis. .39 Charter Rd , part or all of Hussein’s famed I.’egro political sentiment In the pened to his relative. of the population while natural collapse. Tile same action which of a special tobacco study eom- tl-olman Leo Grover said, ' Dulle.-J’ plane, an Air Force 1. A United Nallons-supervlsed Arab legion were lo rise up nation. mittee. A past master of the Ever­ Rockville; Desire Mercler, Colum­ At that lime the only explana­ BOurrea and environmental eoureea Strano la free under a $50 bond twin-engined transport, took off at Middle East economic foundation against the young monarch. It Is the attitude towards thit may have saved the monaniiy In green Lodge, AFAAM, he is now bia; Mrs. Ann Davis, South Coven­ tion for the younger. KleMorf's expoae t(ie whole population Ttie and his court dale la set for Aug. 11:32 am. Eleven ahjes accom­ to Improve living standards tn the try; Mrs. Janet Azinger, Andover; Right now,' however, it is rlear race question by the two candi­ .Iordan al.so strips It of Its lasi poor on the board of the Wood Me­ 29. - ■ panied the secretary. bums was his almost incoherent artlflrlnl aourrea to whleh man la region. Mrs, Mary Overfelt, Rosewood Dr., that British troops are serving dates thst makes the Issue con­ mumbling ot a story that he had chniire of surviving on Ua own re- morial Library. "I got the impression the. Pres­ txpoaed during hla work In Indiia- 2. Creation of a special U.N. Vernon: Susan Ann Wallace, Eaat Virtually as the king's bodyguard. siderably more than purely local. been set upon and burned deliber­ eoiirces We are allleil wllii lhal He Is married to the former ident plans to go before the .as­ force which would rush to any Hartford: David Bell, Ellington. Hus.seln's support in the Arab Le­ Powell has gone all out, He ha. Helene Atkins of East Hartford ately by two men. try and in aclenllflc reaearch are of action. We are giving, i,„|ay. s Officials lo Comb sembly In person,” Sparkman tbld country threatened by ditslde at­ ADMITTED TODAY: Miss Ju­ gion comes primarily from the Be­ called Brown a "hand-picked Un- "'"However, police later said they ' value In .acience and technnlogy QUINN’S PHARMACY and Is the father of two. children. a reporter. He added that Dulles tack or subve sion. ' “ dith Boynton. 551 W oodbrldge St.; douin elements who have a tradi­ cL Tom” a Negro phra.ae for lolu'ii of iiur godil m inU inns Bill The caucus ajso nominated the believed this a false story and Tlieir uae la controllable, and ex- didn't say one way or the other. 3, S ettin g up a U J'J. commisaion Mrs. Patty TomaazewskI, Ando­ tion of loyalty to their king. On i members of the! carrying Ihem mil fully will be a following six residents as candi­ Subdivision Rules race considered that kierdorf was burned acci- Sparkman, a member of the to' monitor hroadcaats aimed al ver; John Stiver, East Windsor. . Monday—sixth annlveraarv of his ' subservient ' to whiles. dentally at the cleaning shop fire. poaurea ran he reduced by per­ llltle like bar^img out of a rat trap rhonp Ml 3^1136 dates for Justice of the peace: Senate Foreign Relallons Commit­ Inciting troubles. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ion accession—Bedouin sheiks paid al­ For his part. Brown . has ac-. In the jneanUine. Herman Kier- fecting proterMon and aafety lerh- Rudolph Eckert, Mrs. Hazel Van An informal meeting to discuss tee, said the United SUtes has 4, Support,'for U.N. Secretary to Mr. and Mrs. l.,awrence Sulli­ legiance to Hussein. caused Powell of rabble rousing.' dorf waa released from custody SIcklin, Dexter S. Burnham, Lu­ proposed revised subdivision regu­ nlquea All app)lratlona of X-raya developed a firm program to pres­ General I^g Hammarskjold's plan van. 46 Phoenix St.. Vernon; a son racism and "treason to the Demo-. and disappeared, T h e N o ith w e a l I’H.s.sH|[e Whose hand will be at the Wheel? ther Burnham, Harold Dillert, and lations for the Towm will be held and radloartlyi laolopea uaed In ent, Including an expanded U.N. to increase' Tl.N. truce observers to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomaaek, Fl\'e hundred .years ago. man John Sele. by the Board of Directors and the IRAQ NEWHCAFER ('MINED rra tlc p arty .” At a news conference In Lansing medicine for dlAgnoatlc piirpoaea police force for the crisis-ridden ffi the area, including I^ebanon and RFD 1, Rockville; a daughter to Most observers think Powell will yesterday Adams reiterated belief W’ni, seeking a Northwest Pai.sage / Dinamure Fined Town Planning Commission In the Middle East. and for radiation therapy are for Municipal Building tonight at 8:30. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tyrol, Ando- Baghdail, .Aug. 12 (4h— Iraq's win. He already has the Republi­ that Thotnpison had a connection helween Europe and the Oiiehl Charlea Dinsmor^ owner of the . Dulles talked for , 45 minutes The American plan of action ve.v Ibe henellt of mankind anil ran he In Him * rapidly changing Hmes ir is wise to consider WHOSE HAND WILL Rockville Sanitary Company, who The two groups also met about revolutionary government haa can nomination. What politicians with the dry cleaners fire. The paa.sage was never fniinil. hut ■ASTERN STATKS with five Senators and four repre­ will be coupled, authorities said, BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. was recently involved In a fight a month ago to go over the regula­ rloeed down the Inlliientlal will be studying will be. the vic­ The attorney general also dis­ eonlrolled. the fabled apives and rltiiea of the sentatives who are members of wijh denunclati na • of -."Indirect and Mra. Roger Adams, Kast'Hart- tory margin. In Arkansas, where closed he and State Police Com- RE AT THE WHEEL of your esfaf*/when you are no longer here to steer Hi* with the Town of South Windsor tions which the Planning Commis­ newspaper Al Akhhar (The ’■Radioactive rontamlnaUon of East served aa the spur that led to Congressional committees on for­ aggression" Russia has fomented ford; a son to Mr. and Mra. Karol Gov. Orval Faubua won an over­ ml,ssloncr Joseph A. C2iikLs' had over an ordinance limiting thp type sion finished rewording May 28 eign affairs. Newt) on ground tJiat It wa* the environment reaultlng from ex- the era of expkiratlons, to the dlx- EXPOSITION course. Will it be e strong, experienied hand copaM* of nuriiing decisions of trucks which may be used in the after many montha of study and In the region. Some offlciala said, Leeznar. 42 Ardmore Rd. w helm ing prim ary victory July' 29.' discussed the possibility of asking plnalona of nuclear weapona con- hauling of garbage and refuse, ap­ work. In addition to Sparkman, the however, this would not be ham­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: among “corrupt follimera” of Ihe race Issue has been raised In a 1-man grand jury Invc.stigallon covery of the New Woi id. the crea­ S«pt. 13>21, W «it Springflsld, Moss. Senators were Theodore Frances atltutea a growing Increment to peared in South Windsor Town The town counsel has been mered loo bard lest ll disrupt Infant daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. the slain Premier Nurt Nald’s contests for nominatioas of of the ca.se. He emphasized, how- tion of new empires amt the In an uncertain future? W ill It fulfill your wishes os set forth in your W ill re­ Green (D-RI), chairman of the whatever scant, prospect remains Harold Fitzgerald, Tankeroosan .State Supreme C ou rt Jusliee*. t ever, there has been no decision. World-Wide radiation levela, 'ITila Court last night. Dinsmore was studying the changes proposed 4n government. plolutlon^'nf w ealth previmi.xfv mi- given a suspended Judgment on a the new regulations by the com­ Senate Foreign Relations Com­ of winning So ie‘ and United Arab Hd... Rockville; Miss Mary Zenuik, Involvea new and largely unknown dream ed of garding your wife and children? And will It exercise reasonable judgment charge of violating the town's rub­ mission and also has been incor­ mittee; William Fulbrlght (U- Rapubllc backing for U.N. action Dobson Ave.. Vernon; George 3 Great Coliseum Shows Ark)„ Alexander Wiley (R-Wls) hazarda In preaenl and future pop- 'Hila week, a alup and a new bish ordinance and a $50 fine on porating recommendations made In the troubled Mtd-Eait. Ware/ Ahdover; Mrs. Josephine Ulatlona; ■ theae hazard,a.' by their in setHing and administering your M tot* for Hie "benefit of your heirs? a charge of failure to secure a load by the directors at th* first meet­ and Alexander Smith (R-NJ). State Department experts saw Kracunas, 64 Turnbull Rd.; Lor- fiom tile New World ts retiiriung The House membera were very nature, are beyond the conlrol on a vehicle. Both charges, ema­ ing. ^ little prospect that Premier Nikita rell Grimm, East Hartford; Mrs. S u p e r for tipping lo the Old after allowing thal a sea nated from a case that'had been Thomas E Morgan (D-Pa), chair­ Kuniahchev would suddenly fly Mary Sabourin, Stafford Springs; of the expoacd peraona '|i|ie com­ Whether your M tate is large or small, Hi*m arb only a few of th* mony ques- Among the suggek’Uons made by route dues exist helween the TICKBTS ON SALU continued for aeveral weeks *fnd the commission for Inclusion in the man of the House Foreign Af­ from Moscow to New York for a Mrs, Dorothy Petig. 94 Leriox St.: mittee conclude* that all atepa de- world s two great oveans over the w*)i the causa of a town meeting regulations was a proposed $10-a- fairs Committee: A. 8. Carnahan face to face meeting with Elsen­ Mrs. Shirley Robinson and sop, 433 Hens you should consider. Th* MonchMter Trust Cempony's Trust Depart* (D-M o), R obert C hlperfleld (R-: hower on the Middle East crisis. ■Igned to ntlnlmlze Irindintion of lop of tile world and under the last Thursday which ended in the lot fee for new subdlvlaloni. The N. Main St.; Mrs, Janet Toper and human populatlona will art to the TODAY and TOMORROW failure of Dinsmore'a attempt to fee proposal .met wfjth general ap­ 111)' and John Vorys (R-Ohlo)i They did not rule this out alto­ daughter. ‘72 Sihtina Dr.: Mra. DniRV QUEEN Polar ice. it took.1100 more .I'oara of meet acts os Executor and Trustee under wilb,'carrying edt your every dM ir* have the town ordinance repealed. gether, but noted that in his letter benefit of human health. Smii atepa proval of the directors. The session with the Congress Irmine Freethy and son, 34 Elm aclenlific ai hlevenieiUa. of the In- At the town meeting it waa voted Another suggestion would speci­ members at the State Department to Prime Minister Harold Macmil­ St., Rockville; Mrs. Dqrolhy Pack- Include the avoidance of imnrrea- veiilloii of the anhmaiine. the har- GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP fer M long a period as you specify, W * invite you and your attorney to visit to give Dii)*more a 90 day exten­ fy that miinicipal sewer and water came two hours before Dulles Waa lan yesterday Khrqshchev ex­ ofen and daughter, 8 Cherry St., •ary exposure reaultlng from medi­ nesalMg of alom lc power and the sion of time in which it i* expected lines must be available to any sub­ to leave by plane to take personal pressed hope that the U.N. Aa- Rbckville. ------SODAS -sembly session would lead to a cal, InduatrlAl and other procedurea us anytime to discuss your estate. he will comply with th* ordinance. division with lots of leas Jihan 30,- command of the U.S. delegation development of navigational terh- at the U.N. later big power summit confer­ for peaceful uaea on one liBiicl and nlrpie.s lo iiear-m aglral peirevllon. 000 sqeare feet., ence. A real thirst quencher, ^ R.gim.ntal Band of th. The revision is aimed at pre­ Dulles' recommendation, after *n tjie reaaaUon of contHmlnalioM of Hut the Nautllua avvompllahed II, on^Ute-s^t survey of prospects, Authorities planning Eisenho^w- Dairy Qu^n sodas get the GRENADIER GUARDS jr Driver Flips Car venting the use of septic tanka in er'B trip emphaalzed he would ap­ Jordan Court lha environment hy exploalona Of Iravelmg almost 8.0IM) mllpsjindei- smaller, more" densely populated probably will be decisive -in de- vote for super sipping! nuclear weapona on the other." ond M aii.d Pip.rs and Highland Dancers termiging Eisenhower's rale. pear only for a one-shot ipeech, water. Imiudliig l.R.iO mile* iimler Pursuing Youth subdivisions. - then return to the White House, Later on In Ita general conrlu- Other proposals expected to be At present, most of Eisenhower's These frUit-flavored favor­ Ice. helween the Pnrlfie and Al- of the SCOTS GUARDS top aides, Including Duties; favor leaving DuUca to lisizd th* Ameri­ Sets Gallows alone, the committee atatea lhal \ ^ y brought up tonight include Ihrep- ites are made with delicious Ifintic OrcBnx. Sept. 13-16 An argument and car chase last Elsenhower*a appearance to give can delegation. * , ‘'eihfb the emalleal amounia of tor Ted Cumininga suggestion that riir trip wnx in ronncrtioii night, resulted in the arrest of banks in subdivision's ^ seeded to maximum Impact to the American Dairy Queen that’s better T H E V - propoials. ^ For Plotters radiation are liable to cauae dele- witli llie Ihtminilonal (ipophvBical THE ROY ROGERS SHOW Clarence Browm, 28. of North prevent erosion. Thia is aimed to tasting, better for you. Less terioua genetic., and perhapi alao Windham, by Colcheater Htate Po-. prevent situation* such u that at A Middle Bast'polt^ speech has Year, and was part of the Navy's been prephred . for ' flUsenhpwer, AlniulTownI .. *. Amman. Aug. 12 (A6-^A Jof-p lomatlr, effect.s." (he term aomatlc with Dole Evans, Pat Brady, lice, Browm is charged with reck­ Bolton St., where a sandy bank fattening, too. llrogram of explnrattoiis .in the based on a aweeping ritview- of danian military court today aen- ' Sons of the Pionaari, less driving. State ^ lice said he. cause* flowing of beck yard*. Manchester WATE8 are re­ including tlie field of enneer, leu­ Arvtiv As sm h. It w as welcomed overturned hl*.ca.r. in Andover. economic-politipal measures the minded of the picnic oupper' tpia tenced 12 Jordanlona arid one' Trlgi^r and Trigger jr. And her propoaal might coipe up Come in for a tfoat TODAY I kemia, prenatal damage and aliml- around I h e '0 (11111 as promlamg a Police gave this account of the U.S. government will advocate. evening at aix o'clock at the honie Syrian to i^eath for aniuggl(ng i Sept. 14-20 C O M PANY in regard to Birchwoed Park, B ut it DuIIet discovers last min­ ,arms into Jordan from Syria as inlng of life. grenl bmm to sciriUUic kmnviedgo. MRMBKR FDIO Incident: .^mo* Maynard, 19, of of Mra. Emily Fracchia, 2*0 Spring Willimantic. argued, with his girl where the developer finished ute hazards, he is reirarted ready St. They are also reminded of the th* prelude .to an attempt to over­ . The conuuittee alao statea that It was itlsb- icgarded as another streets and sidewalks before qtill- throw King Huaeelq. ” •9M* leiy ——w wAffKei e»- ^*0(/ND TH» 1® /'' friend'* mother-and left in'hla car. to recommend that Eisenhower invitation o$^ P aat. PreoiLlent Mra. ‘the Irradiation of any. groupa of Btep In ahi inking otir planet slUl ■ASTERN STATES HORSE SHOW Browm, a family friend, cha-.ed tiea had been laid by the town. stay af his White Houae dsSk whlto Barbara Thompeon fo tpend a part They fee* hanging unleia the ' . people, before and during the rr- featuring ARTHUR GODFREY / • \ Maynard and lost control of his Dufies delivers the spee'ch aa head pf the coming weekend atf her hont*' Council of Mlnietera or the ..king fiirlher. Atom-powered submarine FOUCB .FIRE ON Moji ►roducHve age, will contribute car. r . . of the U.$. delegation. op L«k« Road, Andover, committee their '•entencee.'), nniRV QUEEN rrplgjilera and tankers that could and hit palomino hone, "Goldie" hoiahaj, India, Ang. -It UP)-> The planned timing of an Etaan- .The 13'were among 3T put on fenelie effecta .to whole popula- Maynard ' was arrested ' and ply the finally discovered ehort cut Sept, 19-21 charg^ with a breach of the peace. Polibe fired eh an nraMi nsob i|l bower a|i(M*nmc* haa been kept a ifr. end Mrs, Walter G. Guatof- trial Aug. 3 oh chfugea they tried, .liojif in ao far aa the gonadi are ^between the AtlRntlc and the Pa­ II NBMM SIMM IM in GIummU Road In Almiednbnd t»- clooely-guarded eocreL Tk* pra«- to etir up. firmed rebcillon in-Jor­ DAIRY QUE5N NO. T DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2 MntW.vaKA ' . Maynard and Brown will be ar­ eoA of S4 Hahtltat It., and Mra. Lil­ aepeaad." • cific are reportedly on the cjfawlng A ll SEATS RESERVEDI lUT NOW - IE SURE OF A lEAtl raigned in Andover Court tonight day aftar koafa of rioting over pect is, how ^r. Unit it Would bo lian Kennedy. Mr*, GuaUfunn'a eia- dan with aid fnun Syria, a prov­ OWNED aad OFEKATBD BY ALLAN OOE OWNED and orE HATED QT AL KUPlK either at th* ofKtoinc waUon ince of Preeident ' Neoaer’* UnUed ' committee alao auteg that board* hare and In England. j O atrolm an WUUam Tom lin 1«- OielNegnaM » $—*<*■• One per* ter, kr* spending thla «*tk at S9* HAETrOED BOAD S*T m i d d l e T U E N PO uB WEST i;,-. retotaud. ; .. . / -. ' Wadneaday or |Tlnifaday, depend- Hampton B*9ch, N. H. Ahab ItepubUe. « ' - ' ■ If ■ I

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LITTI.E SPORT Ky ROIJSON UUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HUOPLE of'ths Darling'Fum Hact off C**- « •••' Keeney Rd. until Wood justified, in TopBPOEOHicer rw w*>M «•»« M . W TlU ng, Officials Talk c >hhv, t h a t o l d BARI^I Hears Old, New hla reasons why another The Sense arid Nonsense hesrli^ ,be held on ihc matter. SchoolPlan aU*. OWL/ HE ACTUALLV^ To .Visit Bristol ANOTHeR WIRE FPDM HiM? HMPH Wood was turned down by -tlje m-M I WONDEP WHAT TALE OP WOE HE SEMT A WIRE \ On CB Area . ASKIMS FOR A \ m E y L Commission on his request to have Doctor Says HAE •tHiS TiME/-«.H6A'VEM6/- ' Epttajrii face Is water and. one fourth', ti lests at the entire area rero?ted from Rural The Bristol Lodge of Elks will ?AWMBV, RESTORED AS AND HE'6 BRlNtflNS AAEl land. It's clear the good Lord In­ Formality 1 « PRESEMT/-».L'&AND6 e . ' When it happen'd la not known Residence to'Resldence A ?one for (toneral. Manager Richard Mar­ serve SB host for the offlclal Con- miraculou as it was tended a man should spend three n ecH ^ visit, on Sept. 22, by Hor- ^LV Therefore not mentioned on thiy subdivision purposes s few monins Hay Soever Season Needn’t tin’s plan to redevelop Cheney L0 ST-*-ALS0 'C0 LLECTED. times as much time fishing as he •^ e Town PUrtning Commissionf would also have to Install a pump­ ago, H'e now wishpd to present a Iti a Ourry of formal and lnforF*wiIl attend the Catholic high Bros. IndustriaLl property vrae dis- sce C.,^!sely of Salinas, Callf„ lavish reward for atone. held a public hearing. on three Be Dreaded as It Onoe Was does plowing. ing, station. Tlvla would run into revised plan for TPC conslderg- mal votes last night and this school • • cannot be determined yet. By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. cuued todi^ i t a nyeeUng o f the Elkdom’s grand exalted ruler. A r APPREHENDlMG VlOdtJS-1 ptopoials and briefly considered additional thousands, he said. tion; ■ ; morning, the way was finally manager, 'Town Planning Engi­ dinner In nis honor, followed by Bill— So ahe Is to marry that FirsL the school'a size ,1s only a .Written fob NEA Service CRIMIMAL-y-AM 0 RINS-: After-dlnner^speaking Is the aH the ^latest development' regarding The commission. hoWever, con­ opened fos‘'Oeneral Manager Rich­ neer Edward By boxy k; Letmard dancing, will highlight the visit. younB Parker. He has been jilted “the Darling Farm Tract oft Wood's plan calls for resoning r o u ^ estimate of 1.000 pupils. Millions of pcfi'^e suffer from IN S YDU MANDSO/WE of saying nothing br' \ y. tinued i o maintain Its stand that all biit 10 acres ai the tract as ard Martin to commiasion - the Sdader, chairman o f the Town De­ W isely last week appointed State by half * dozen girls. Keeney Rd. during a meeting last Second, It Is as much for the use some kind of allergy.. Simply de­ a l l e y eV V, T. HAMLIN p r e s e e a t / lo v e the etiUre area is growing and they preparation' of preliminary plans velopment Commission; and Jo­ Police LL James M. Reardon of .'75 OOP Jim—Caae of being well shaken flight in the Municipal Building. Residence A', l^ e smaller portitm of East Hartford and other towns fined, allergy may 'be called an AMOS,' before taken, I suppose. One male wedding guest to an­ want to plan for this ftiture de­ of the lend he wishes td have and outline speciftcatlona for the as it is for. Manchester. increased or al^normal sensitivity seph L. Savtck, vice president o f Benton St., . district^ deputy foe ALLEY? NO, I H^V^f 1 THOUGHT SURE, ?f RIGHT AFTER JWHY. SUREf AFTBJ TH' TAU! 1...I SWEAR 1 PONT ^ 'I n additibn, the members of the velopment "now." Ha/EKTT SEEN HE'P A BEEN HERE / I TOLD TM 'lOU I TH' KNOW WHETHER / » other as they watch bride - sind- nneu as AAi '^ e TPC wishes to propoAOd North Epd high' school. The 'Cathbjics themselves have to some subOlance which is for- Economic Development Aseocl- UonnecUeut EasL Reardon, along CdRihtisslon spent almost an hour MarUn Alvord. TPC chali/ian, ates, a Boston consulUilg firm sylth Dr. George A . C ^ou ette of HIM FORTW:?, LONG AGO. TH'WAY f N ;WA6 F1XIN'TO WAS Blessings be about you, dear, groom leave church: going "round and round” with have UtU-'plany‘spelled put", by The Board of Education .JJ^is no idea of how many Manchester elCT to the human body. pointed out that millions have been hired by the TDC to aid in at­ 119 Center St., ^Oonnectiept Efiks THREE DAYS HE TOOK OFF FROM I L iGET VOUR5ELF I wherever you may go. Male — There, but for soma.' Wood to sei If the change will .morning formally approved the youngsters In the • Junior lijgh Tke . offender may be Inhaled Sfonldy Bray, local realtor. In an spent, on new Schools In the town, tracting industry to Manchester. Aesn. president, snd Arthurd. Roy PLACE / A HUSBAND,' fast thinking on a moonlit lake, attempt to rekch g solutlbn on.the justify another/hearing.' Regula­ fourth set of plans for an 82,263- school- age bracket w ill be attbhd- In the form of pollen from the which he favored. However, he said, The quartet talked over. Mar:/ of WilltmenUc, grand este«nneewering of the proposed Kenwood tions specify that a q^rtain time square-foot building. ing the school. A poll will be taken air, taken Into tlie body as food the necessary development of sew­ tin's hopes of redeveloping a '60- loyal knight, will leave Friday for subdivision oh Union. St. must elapse hfi|fore such requests 'Voting in favor were Board In September by the diocese to da­ or medicine. Or it may be a con* er lines in the town has been can again be considered by the Chairman ChtisUe McCormick and te mine how many .youngsters, are tact agent, such as weeds, danJ scre industrial coinplex in the an Elks conference at Bedford, Va, Another proposed subdivision on neglected. members Mrs. E. Mae Holden. eligible. Until this poll' i ^ token, druff or lacquer. Hartford Rd.-Pine St. .^ea> Mar­ They will attend a meeting of east- * the 45-acre Chapman farm tract Conutiissloit. A request for the "W e must make a sincere e f­ Qebrge Cheney, Edward Glenney. no one can say what effect the A normal person does not re­ Un said today he met with the ern district .deputtes, snd state ,l)On W., Middle Tpke. was also dis- hearing wall made recently in a fort to see that these lines go In,” Frank Sheldon and Robert Smith. school will have, said Stlnchflcld. act to the foreign substance. The planning offiriala to get their presidents called by iVisely and to Daily Crossword F uzzle . cussed as well as several .other letter to the Commission. he said. "W e must plan for the Abstaining' from voting was The Howell Cheqey School will allergic person may , show/any ideas on the projnt before it gets be held at the Elks National Home. meters which the TPC hhs been future.” State to Use Land A contemplated subdivUion on member .William E. Buckley. not' be erected until 1981 at the one of several unpleasant re­ underway. Answerwar to Previous Ptinl* considering. Suitable for Tanks earliest. Manchester's p u b 11 c sponses. A public hearing will be hel,d JHERE^ N o opposition was expressed the Chapman tract apparently will Last night the Building Com­ I FIRST When he made his jpropoasl to not materialise, it was revealed mittee-.ga^ an informal approval schools w'ill be on double sessidns Toda.v I shall diacuSs the most Aug. 19 on a n .. Ordinance that Explorer.* during the. public hearing to pro­ In September 1959. _ TIME install septic tanks, Bray had sub­ at the meeting last night. It was of the plana. A forfnsl.vote could common form of allergy, which would create a local agency to posals .made on the propaed Glen­ Gryk abstained from giving sp- Is known as ba.v fever. ActuslI)'. Apply for state aid for the proj­ dale subdivision off Bush Hill Rd., mitted a report showing the reported tha- the State .had Indi­ not be taken since only five of the 87 Forest provalj Building Committee mem­ It docs not' produce fever an< ect. EVERV- ACROSS a building line change on Oak St. ground in the proposed subdivi­ cated iL'w ill use the lsn 4 'for the 11 committee members were pres-' « A creatures bers who gave Informal approval rarely comes from hay. Gives Opinion...... • M, THIN6 - 1 English il and the building of a road off sion was suitable for such tanks. new Rt. fl project. ent. werw Goslee, Q arence Wettaerell, The, moat seriotui form o f hay The agency may have one' mem­ navigator, DOWN The (Commission felt that the Louis ' Lsvitt, Rockville real The Importance of the Building Mitchell P o The T P S made no de- Edmund Cox, and Gllmoure <3oIe. fevef Is usually that which comes ber from the Town Planning Com­ -----Hudson tanks m ight be a source of trouble estate' agent, had approached the Committee’s action was tolstered CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 Fool part CislonsMast night. , Formal approval will be ^Ven at In the late summer or early fall mission and one from the Town De­ 8 He explored Atty. Philip Bayer, representing in the future' because of the num­ Commission regarding the pos­ by the'assurance of Mayor Harold PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER th e ----- 2 Feminine the next regular committee meet* snd is the result of t ille i^ to the velopment Commission according Manchester Building 'and Realty ber of houses Bray planned to sibility o f putting In a subdivision A'. Turklngton, ./who was present which bears ' name Ing. pollen of the common ragweed. to Town Counsel Charles N. P^JUST Co., presented the plans for the build in the area. <„ with four other Directors, that hl.s MAKE his name 3 Phea.eant or. the propierty. 'The Commi-sslon Directors 'Johnson, Gilbert There are other klhds of hay Crockett, who was asked by Mar­ 7 ME TWO .1 brood 18-lot Bush H|U Rd; subdivision in turn asked Lavitt's attorney board wotiM give informal approval OF UG 11 Redacted Last night Bray offered to re­ to the plans at tonight’s meeting, Barnes. Francis Mahoney 'and Ted fever which generally come at tin for a legal opinion as to the 4 Route (ab.) s and answered the questfons put move a lot or two from the plan tc check the State tor its plans 13 He underwent m and would give formal approval at Cummings Informed the mayor different times of the yeaA .and membership of the 6-msn agency. 5 Long to him by-members of the Com­ regarding the highway. The an­ 22 story 41 Nimble to Increase the size of the other next week’s- meeting. they would give Informal approval tesult from tree, grass, flower of It must be crested by ordinance, \ privations B Carouse 23 Dismounted 42 African mission. . Iota in the property, swer informing ■ the Commission at tonight's meeting of the Direc­ other pollens. If the Board of Education meet' and would get Stats assistance in 14 Value highly 7 Suffix 24 Church part antelope Two Siiggestiohs A TPC Suggesion that he have of the State's highway plans was tors. Probably still the best pro­ ing this morning was a perfunctory refurbishing the 60-acre Industrial 15 Reluctant . I Feminine 27 One time 43 Makes The developing company has only eiglith lots in the subdivision, received a short time ago. Manager. Martin assured boqrd cedure for a person with seYere one, the Building Committee, meet­ complex In the Pine St,— Hartford 18 New Guinea appellation 28 Hops' kilns mistakes been' working on the Subdivision he said "be couldn't go along with:' In other action, -the Planning members he would commission hay fever Is to And out o.v akin Rd. area. port 26 Bird's home 44 Profound plans for' se(veral months,' how­ ing last night was not. Diying clothes S Gaelic because It wouldn't be practical Commission gave its approval to s Frid in the next day or so to draw testing which pollen is responsi­ Officials felt the • agency would 17 Female ruff 10 Scottish 31 Medical 45 Grafted (hST.) ever, 'afld during that time has ‘Mystery’ Cleared' financially for him to do so. proposal that the town accept title preliminary plana; outline epecifl- ble and to receive lnjectl'>ns of maintain closer contact with other 18 Roman brohie sheepfolds director (eb.) 47 Irritate checked With the TPC several to property oh Nelson PI. which is Before the meeting was over, it easy today... Although nothing definite was cations. and cost estimates. The diluted extracts o f these pollens town planning groups If. the latter 20 Painta 12 Fear 32 Spanish (ab.) 48 Above times for suggestions in order to owned by Mrs. Bridget Merz. members of the three boards had next plans may take a month or far' rn 'adv'ahce o f the "season." 0% settled last niglit. It was agreed supplied members. 'The Stale spec­ 22 West Indian 13 Reieues 38 Fixed look 48 Couches make the. project acceptable.' General Manager Richard Mar­ discussed) more to draw and must have the Tliis Is railed desenSlUzation. and sturgeonflsh 18 German river 37 Apple seed SI Important that pray and th? T P C would 1. The "m y s te r y ” of the 6,000 ified that the TPC, as a group, Because of this, the^questle^- tin had asked the Commission to formal approval of all three boards. often brings full or partial relief. could not be appointed s i a re­ 35 Doctor at 30 Exit 38 Sphere of metal Ing was. brief and only tWq^ fur­ meet again for further discussion. investigate -Mrs. Merz' offer to square feet eliminated by archi­ When a person Is susceptible to o •« Holy 31 Smudges action S3 Golf moond In further action, the Commis­ tect Victor Frid from the 88,000- development sgehey. ther suggestions were made .by turn over the property before tak­ seiYrc ragweed hay' fever"' and The five members would be ap­ Scripture the Commission. One was that sion decided to withhold discussion ing further action. If the property square-foot plans. has not taken the sliots, or does M ^0 ^ * 0 119 , (ab.) pointed'by Martin to 5-year terms, tTi Hi, ut ,,t V 1 1 1 r - r - 1 1 1 1 two catrii basins be installed and pn a request from Frank VJood re­ is accepted it win lead to the irh- 2. The necesaily of building the not get svifficlent relief from them, 28 He made hla with sach appointment eubject to to im li hrmi, »iti the other was that bituminous garding his proposed subdivision provement of the narrow street. school in the first place. Ruth Mil left the season is looked forward to third voyage il II ik 3. Elimination of tuition stu­ approval by the Board of Directors. z rather than concrete gutters be aa a tinif of -misery. Many seek in the The State Development Commis­ dents from the schools. some area whore ragweed is ab­ H a ll---- - 1? Installed with the concrete curb­ Consider Yourself Lucky sion has $5 million to assist towns LONG SAM BY Al- CAPP and BOB LUBBERS ing. Christie McCormick explained sent, or present only in small 30 Danger to the Building Committee that If You Meet One of These in redeveloping commercial and In­ »/UAOC,»«un&- >(ATACoiNc:ipcfWJ iw M*n< vPtfumuri rvt This subdivision is located on the quahlitles. In North America tiiere ID MARRY )t>0 warning i4 if u if the Board of Education had When you come In contact with dustrial areas not being put to l fV!5ecrT>»«ofr t*rn POOL, Lfi^rii, ANPYTIR 32 Menial north side of Bush Hill Rd. about iicans Can Win are many such regions. 1 m cleared up the confusion regard­ one of these you cSrtsinly appre­ full use. SENSATIONAL ]\‘veixnmn&JM6 LEHMS ■i«j(?Al(5 LYMA TRY C FK3J*!? SO Leaser w II u i Hartford Republican town commit­ wrong,” Rottner ssjd, "it was an mond W. Goslee, clialrman of the an historical feature, She met ANP !in e v - / 1 M » k Pwi fm the south side o f the street. A butcher who doesn't look lime. ; 52 He wa» a ---- t tee nominating conventjon, RoU- Building Committee, "that Frid a Hamilton again snd a whirlwind tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ ^ m t »T MA tM*. isolated incident” while the Demo­ pained when you a.sk him to cut But it is hard to choose which' Vyglfp IP HPg AT . n y 'L wv p -ll of England 5>l Bayer, who also represented Fe­ ner dismissed reports of portents figures are substantially correct. In courtship ended in marriage. anced payment jilsn snd many crats’ scandals were "reported In you a piece of meat, A lot of one to use since tliere are so h it 54 Withdraw lice, explained that his client of a Democratic victory in the fall the press every day when, they fact, I came out in the one area many. Some work best for some ether extras designed to make "Bruah teeth every time he eats? That’s silly! He’d 55 Anointed il il butchers these days art aa though JUDD SAXON MY KI:N HAM) and JUIIHY BKONDUKM) wished the change made in order as “Democratic propaganda." The were In offleq." with 200 feet more than he did." people, wliile other persons do home besting ready eoey. wear out hie teeth!” 58 Expended R to modernize ahd extend the front Republicans have the candidates a customer is unreasonable if she ‘ ‘Man of the People' Goslee then asked if other board better w illi a different prepaVa- I of the store in order to obtain addi­ and the issues to win, he declared. can't find a ready-out piece in the C^RAB HOLP, PflUL.\ HgLP.ME He also said the State Repubti- members had questions. display box that suits her needs. tion. Furthermore, anme people ANP WE LL HAVE ) P'«?5T tional space. B. C BY JOHNNY HART Making his first political appear­ esns have a ticket composed of Director Roy Johnson asked the A telephone voice that sounds arc made alcepy by Uiess drugs, Mbbilheal»!;p VOU O UT IN A SAXON ' A survey conducted in the vicin­ ance since winning the party's Board of Education members if and this can be dangeroua. STAY OUT Of Mf (?P M'NUTE....'/ IM5IN HMM,THERE GOES A ity had failed to reveal anyonS who Many sufferers are conslder- AHHH---THE SKPEF IS TO Fourth Di.strict Senatorial nomina­ dence and the support of the peo­ they Wei'e satisfied with the plans helping .you when you need in­ oddfHvn QUICK5ANP/ , LOG WITH ARMS AND THERE GOESitOG was opposed to the plan, the at­ tion, the Manchester attorney also from an educational point. He was ably^helped by taking weak doses esg torney said. ple. He said State Comptroller formation or have trouble to re­ lie down on the LOS.' LEGS! lashed out at Democratic Governor assured they were. Then h* a.sked, port. of pollen extract every day or so WITH ARMS • Earl 8. Rohan, a real estate and Fred Zeller, GOiP candidate for Rlblcoff as a man who has acquired Raymond D. BUnchfield, acting during the season, even if they Insurance man called by Bayer for governor, "may not make as good A salesperson who Is willing to > AN D ' ‘a lot of good publicity but only superintendent of schools, whether have not had injections before. an opinion, said he felt the pro­ a Speech or take as good a picture really look for the item .you want MOMARTY A hollow record" of accomplish­ the administration .was satisfied By one means or another, II Is posed alterations and addition as Ribicoff but he Is a man of the to buy Instead of brushing you Off ment in his first four years in o f­ with the plans. possible for most victims Of rag­ would give a much more attractive people . . . and a devoted public with a vague, " I haven't seen any­ PINE fice. Again t.hs tmswer was affirma­ thing like that around lately." weed hay fever today to get a building. servant.” good deal of relief. BROTHERS In urging his listeners to resist He also mentioned Sen, William tive. A cashier who looks at yoii, and The third proposal dUcusserl the gloon> that he said is pervad­ Ehirtell and Congressman Edwin Questions Need givej VOU a amlle and a pleasant PHARMACY 301-318 C M f«r St. was submitted oy Grover Mitchell, ing the paj-t.v. Rottner said pes­ LUMBER PKODITTION DROPS J''' H. M ay Jr. of Wethersfield as men Goslee bSgan to poll the Build­ "Thank ,vou” when she take.s yoqr owner of the property '.n the simism was'the only factor that 684 Canter 8L>-TeL M l 9-9SU j who have proven their ability. ing Committee members, starting money. Somehow you part with Mitchell Dr. area, who wishes to can defeat- them in the coming your money more happily when it Washington- During the first M l ^-5 l i 5 build a 625-foot long. 60-foot wide ■Purtell is being opposed by former with Judge Wesley Gryk. elections "The'cnix.of the election Gryk threw the meeting into a is taken from you by someone who three months of 19.58 the nation's street oft Mitchell Dr. Congressman Thomas Dodd and lumber production totaled 7.311,- will be to gel Republican vfters temporary turmoil when he asked treats ,vou courteously. Would Build Road May by Ally, Emilio Q. Daddario, ono.ono board feel, a decrease of to the polls," he^clared, "But if Whether, In view of the Catholic A room clerk who doesn't act Mitchell explained that he wish­ o.' Hartford. in per cent from the figure for C I«tl Me. VsYt He.eU T./B«es they are defeatists about the elec­ high school which will be built in high hat or obvioiialv.-pleaaed when BUZ SAWYER ed to build the road to gain acce.ss the l)ka period of 19,57. BY ROY CRANE tion, they won't bother voting." Manchester and the new Howell he ran tell you that he hasn't a to lots on the property. One of BLOCK ISLANITTACATIONS I'M ON MY BUT BUG'S BUNNY Hits Tolls Cheney Technical school, the jun­ vacant room. J l’a a blow and it WELl.ER, YOU SEE, THE COUNT HAD A BUSINESS HOW OH,WELL, I'VE these lots has already been sold, Driver Hits Pole helps to have the clerk appear to .HONEYMOON. W H E R tt Rottner underlined his charge ior high school would be neces­ DEAL C0OKINa,*ANO...AW,HECK! it MAY AS WELL A w f u l ! HAD HONEYMOONS MAYBE th a t NOW T Q fT INTA THERE'S A I GREETIN'S, he said. ■ /j be sorry, rather than plea.sed, at AND WHAT YOUR BUofav & that the governor's reputation has sary. LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPECIAL TEUYOU THE t r u t h . 1 MADE THE MISTAKE AND ON BEFORE, DEARIE. SIGN WILL ^ MY NEW CUSTOMER i Oi^/i ELMER! Most of the T P C questions re­ To Avoid Crash your predicament. AREMOU D0IN4 HUSBAND? j OF GIVING HIM A COUPLE been ballooned out of proportion to "W hy put in $1.7 million with­ YOUR THIS l5 MY F I F T H . BRINS ME rtvi A .UNIFORM I AN' TM Al L W HAT'LL^ garding the proposed-projeci cen­ A recept'lonlat who will tell yqii FRIDAY. AUG. 29. Through MONDAY. SEFT. 1 , IN ATUENS.BOVtHA! OF OIL WELLS/ AND THE HONIV- IT'S KINPA LONESOME, the facts by favorable pre.ss 'pub­ out getting the answers first?" he FEW CUSTOMERS I SET ______VA tered around a tnrnaroumj on the exactly how long you will have to SKUNK RAN OFF m o o n ; TWO... SHiFF...BEIN' licity with 'two specific criticisms William Heffrqn. >21, of South asked. "How ran they ( town of­ 'T FF 6 5 ? road and also grading, paving and wait to see the per.son you have w it h a chorus "o~^ kitchinI have T of Ribicoff policies. These involved Coventry, suffereil a bruised fore­ ficials! .sell this job to the public One Btilrooiii Apartmtiit...... ON ONE BY YOURSELF. water run off. asked to see, instead of letting you 1 ...... W SURE SLAD I RAH the Connecticut River toll bridges head and hip late ...Oiis-. morning if they fan ’t answer the questions A fte r the public hearing. Bray cool your heels-for' an hour during INTO YOU FOLKS. and the special session of the I.egia- when his car collided witli a utlK I just asked." he continued. and the Commission spent the next lature called by the governor to Ify pole Oh New Bolton Rd. which you could have done three Two Bodropm, Apartment $40 b e a n e r y 45 minutes or so in a spirited dis­ Veering off on another track he errands. ’ ( i deal with the recession. He \yas arrested and charged cussion on the sewering of the re­ Rottner said the decision which \Vilh\re(’kles8 driving. demanded to know why the town (All rights reserved, NEA Sen-- altor's proposed 13-lot subdivision, pernnitted the creation of a network Pdlloe said Heffron, driving west, of Manchester permits tuition Ice, Inc. I . , A T L A N T IC a p a r t m e n t s Kenwood Park, off Union St. of five toll bridges was "hasty and attempted to pass several cars. A s Students to attend the schools BLOCK ISLAND. R. I. . Permission to develop the area Is Hi considered." and one that has Ke pulled out, A car ahead of him when the schools are crowded. The Port of Ne^kYork Author­ being sought , by Bray, whose re­ led to "barriers to free lnterchang4F In the line o f traffic also started "1 think it’s about time ,we said ity was created in 1921 by New For Reservations, Phone Now MI|3-5326 quest to change the zoning there tk traffic." to pult out. H e ffro n . swerved to to theae tuition students we have York and New Jersey.'■'It oper­ HAROLD J. DWYER, Owner from Rural Residence Zone to He wag particularlyly crltlcAl ■ of avoid the collision, an eye-witness here it's about time they provided ates 17 port facilities, iiwiudlng B0Rt£ SMHMAGBflT Residence B Zone; was granted s their own ph.vsicsl plant." tunnels, bridges, airports, dm'kti, P.S. W r Have Two ApiirttncnU .\vailabla For the inclusion by the Great;O r e a t^ Hart- said, and his car hit the pole head- Next Week, August 17-August 23 few months ago by the TPC. ford Bridge Authority of the Bulke- on. He wa.s told that the schools trOck terminals and a bus termini - ^ M / m a u ■I. MICKKY riNN BY LANK LEONARD Action on Bray's request for ley Bridge formerly a, free bridge Patrolman Prime Amadeo have room now for tuition stu­ ______MUBTY MKKKLIi; BY DICK CAVALLI permission to subdivide the land — In the network of toll bridges. brought Heffron to Manchester dents, By 1960 there will not ,be YOU KNOW WHO FINN REALLY? THEN has been held up, however, "dhe tb If the project .hpd ^ e n tied In Memorial Hospital where he wag room. ■ • B,DON'T YOU? HE'S HE CERTAINLY HI a disagreement over sewering the with the federal road building pro­ treated for his injuries and rS- Other board members agreed THE MAN WHO CAUGHT WHAT A 6000 proposed project. - gram, as it could have been; Rott­ leased. Traffic on the 2-lane road that eliminstion of tuition slu- I WHY BUY ONE OF THE THOSE BANK ROBBERS .... . ■ fr r r GOLFER NEEDS Bray's plans call for each home ner said, "the federal government was held up for several minutes dents will provide more space and | PAVt and SAVE SINGLEHANDfO; !MB|F4-ll-3-g-l4- I I -NERVES or would have financed 90 per cent of while wreckers remotod' the car should be done when it becomes | {COMPARE OUR LOW P R I^ j^ STEEL? he lo-oo-Ofo o- , In the subdivision to have a septic SO C A L L E D tank while the Commission feels the cost and the bridges would from the' center o f thf road. The nece.ssary,' j have been toll free." that "every e ffo rt" should be maffe car spun o ff the pole after the col­ '‘Sure o f Necsl ' AMESITE DRiVEWAYS - ■\r ' t ( © . He conceded this w o u .1 d to run s sewer lin e. along Union lision. S 'witness said.. MayoK, 'Turklngton and StlncH- ; a r e a s have required a delay In the con­ AND RARKINO " L o w Price Three*' St. to the Eighth District sewer Patrolman Jarnes McCooe In­ field ansWisred Gryk on the ques- ; struction of the three new bridgek. vestigated. tion of the effect of the two new | ALL WORK MACHINE SPREAD system on K erry St. But bv doing ic the way it .was ’ AND POWER ROIXED Little had been settled after the schools.on the junior high school. \ You Can Buy A done, Rottner said, "these bridges EN01>AND BUYS SWEDISH ' • FRE E B STIM ATR S • question was once again batted "I'm sure we’re going to need j won’t be paid for until our grand­ .BUTTER the school," said the ma.vor. He | . Terms Arrsn^ged— AU Work Guaranteed back and forth between Bray and children haVe grandchildren." said he based his idea on estimates the Commission, laist night. In speaking of the special session. Stockholm — Swedeqls butter- N E W 1958 B U IC K The 'TPC continued to voice its Rottner said It was. balled by the surplus this year is estimated at of pupil population and predic­ G. ondH. PAVWG bimI CONSTRUCTION CO. opinion thsL if at all possible, the governor Ih Sn attempt "to make 30,000 tons. England Is virtually tions of Manchester's growth. • T E l^ M I 9-4fV4 — M I 9-97M for just Abguf Hio somo amgunf or - ■ewer line should be Installed, pray political hay." Rottner said the Sweden's o'nly remaining foreign Stinchfield said that .the .hum- agreed that installation of' such 8 $40(> million road building and pub­ customer. bar. of Manchester youngsters who C..... line would be a good thing and lic works program recommehded MR. ABERNATHY ('Ari'AIN KASY tol4 the Commission he would by Ribicoff would have saddled t^e BY BAI.S’ION JONLS and KBANK BIIHJLWAY BY LESLIE TURNER g ^ d ly pay his share of an assess­ State with debt and hurt Its credit GORMAN'S WM)t..TMB BED IS OCCUPlia • ment for ,th« InaUllstion of such rating. 1 HATE 70 I'LL S E E VOUR. TWO CHIPS alin e, /,";<■ , Issaea Faded On# wook only. Auguit 11 Hirosgh H TMB HOUSB 15 DISAPPOINT THEM. AND RAISE YOU FIVE MORE, PiropMal Opposed "It Is to the jyerlsstln g credit r DAUC. HOW CAN of the Republlcan-icoHl rolled ...... WHAT AM I 3 However, he said, f^ w . of the. '58 SPECIAL 4-D0OR SEDAN $2895 M U FIND OUT IF • • -V-v ial«tt)rc.i;bJtt It refused to be staim ROW TO BE A Tills price Includes Dynsflow, radio, heater, safety group, GOING TO DO.’ THAT SUTLEK HM$ residents living ort-Untoh St.' seen)- ed in favor o f the Idea !b(wausa of ;peded into going along with this THORMEAL de luxe wheel, tutone paint, diuil vlsors) signal Hghts, tfll •AOLV WOUNPiP. - V v MAit Ml MI9ACI HIM EASY? the exj)et)se- .This was shown at «. Rottner declared.' ' filter, etc. . ' ♦ ' ReyieiWing the reasons for mhm •» f ., V public hearing,about two- yesra «*Ut AMVf M MtB« MAML ago when the jnroposal waa mBde ileving the Republiesn parly can 2-CAR FAMILY '58 s p e c ia l 4-DOOR HARDTOP ; ...... $3100 by the Eighth District, he said. , w*j. this year, on the nstUxnaV lev­ ON A This price includes Dynaflow, radto, heater, safety pad, WiANV As the result Qf it s first diacua- el. ss'w ell as the State and local,! * aafely'group, w.tndkhlrld washer,* del. steering wheel, , WOULPNTK: lion with Bray, t lt l’ TPC had asked Rottner said the issues theDem o-'j WdTERnUG E-Z eye gias^ 'fUanitex cushions, accessory group, ' WVfOFIWnit the District to i^eatigiate the cost crats' had hoped to exploit "have i tIMI M f M9 chrome' moulding, whitewalls, dual e.\hausta', dual vtoofa, UD JOBS PUT MM of Installing, a sewer line fflom the blqvVn up in their facesT*’ ' '

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAkcHESTEE, CONSriUESDAY, AUGUST 12, i m ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1968 PAGE ELEVEN EAGE TEH \ ______^______:___ y THE Pirate^ Share Second Spot, Have Flag Hope^s Herald Angle YMtrrdav's Homers By Good Hitting, Creekmur Iron Man in Pro Ranks EARL YOST All-Star anted Duck Flights (Season TotaJ In Parentheses). Sport* editor .American Leagufi Detroit (NEA) — In a game noted for Its ruggeilness, Lou Pitching U sed Jensen, Red Sox (32). rreekm ur’s record of not hat ing missed n football game In eight Seen Smaller Mantle, Yankees i32l. seasons Is amazing. HKting—Gene. WoodlUig/'OrialM Peaceful, Quiet t'aeation To Play Game Sievers, Senators (32)., Throughout the autumn* since 1850, the 2,Vt-pnund Creek- There is nothing l>kc a vacation away from the regular To Cut Lead Lemon. Senators (24i>' mur ha* racke'™e" I" am; T.™ b..,b.ii ,n.i flyways except the Pacific.. Tl>e Boston . ... ___ 56 54 .509 15 Goehrlng bloopecTa single to right- 1958:^9 regulations for shooting the season, have paired pitching Ib y . U.S., 12. Cenlella, 137i}, New Orleans. 10. well aa the tno.sl relaxing can come front anfl renter Pat'- .VAC . . I ...... I ,. . , . ..f III. i lT m m * ? ™ ;* ”. field and later scored on an in­ with a steady bat attack for a Chicagb ... ___ .36 .34 .509 1.3 However it i.s alwa\s goOS lo anfl migatory waterfowl were an­ rick picked underdog Sullivan a lion, hflfi alrcarly nanv^d veteran Jfjo Lfheid;? of the Poliah Ameri­ field error. Don Mozsef; Tom Con­ five-game winning stiTak and a Cleveland . .,•..55 .36 .495 16', get bark at the sports desk anh Richy Jarvia aa tbe Man- nounced by Assistant Secretary pt Detroit ...... 33 55 ,191 17 against Ibe^ .Manchealer Auto can (Muii. ran and Norm Vlttner each collect­ the Interior Ro.as Leffler. ‘ ilViare of second place with San that's the case alter a week lip Paris in the l.ilMe l,.eagiie base- rhea ter-Roc kvillc' A ll-Ktaia. Jai’via Baltimore . ___ .31 .37 .472 19 will tm R.ssislcil by ,Mhc Scgiir imd Feigner, who muds a tromen- ed two hits for the 1958 champions. The new limitations reflect m Francisco, cutting Milwaukee’s North. 111!II finals. Ilesiill was a .1-2 win R ainbow ...... 600 38—17-12-3 lead to six games. Kansas City ...48 59 .449 21'i foi Ihe lied and While entry In Hnrold ftsgnod icspecti\'o couches dons hll nt .Ml. Nebo thrfa years outlook tor smaller fall d u ^ Washington ___48 64 .429 24 F)nast 1 3 5 ___ 010 00-r 1-1-2 flights in a'l areas east of the Pa­ They, did it the hard way last Ihe biggest upset of the year in of Ihe Rsiiihow fliih and Miii incs 1 ago. i., the master of softball and Today’s Games Grid Season Nrnrs In the local tuisty Softlmll Is-agiie ; has hurled tlic ball at an imhchcv- Madsen. O'Coln 13 1, Gagnon cific Flyway. ' ' night, knocking off the Braves and 1.1, hall. battering tough guy VVarren Spahn Chicago at Cleveland Wynn Koolball hCasnn i an t be Uiislv Is'iigiiF rcpiesenlatlves. able IfM milcs-per-hoiir. Feigner, (5) and Gagnon, Whipple (.5), Nar- The Ftajh and Wildlife Service (9-121 vs. Grant (9-8). / Here*s a Tubeless Tire * • • kon and Jon Hawthorne. 6-4 while reliever Elroy Face aav-*'' manv v*.crkR a\^av judRinK by Inc ^ will Include .tun Mormrtv, .lim Mt:-1 who really puts ona show, throwa said last-week that the 1958 win­ Baltimore at New York—Brown mail whirli aecumiilated during {Vlaiirggia In IrHCU (’urry and Sarn MarTiaonof tlie' t ni vck that all but go around the tering population-of ducks In the ed Bob Friend’s 1.3th victory. (4-2.) vs. Sturdivant U-5i. British American Cliih and .lai k 1'''i iieis and his iipshoot rises a In the nightcan^ the British Cincinnati and Philadelphia split niv ab.scnce. Per usual, the flrat Andy .VlaheggiH. faijiy fielding Atlantic Flyway was at the lowest Bn.4ton al Wa.«hln4rton, (N) - O'Coln, Noun Villner and Red P'ol or more, Pans and playt.is Here s Roy Harris, riglit. moving itlside of a left hook thrown b y American Club /iniled down sec­ evel since 19,35. It also said the a pair In the onl.v other KT„ games college brochiiie of the aca.soii ar­ but hRhl hiUmg third bH.Afuuah Sullivan I9-.3) vs,/Kenimerer (6- rived from ,N’oi Ilian, Okla . home of Madsen of Ihe league-leading 'ibke pro/lt by seeing The King an apparentiv bewililered aparmale, Howie Tufner, during a sea- ond place by cni.shing the Marines number of diving ducka—such as scheduled. The Redlegs won fhe lOi, that costs less with Moriarty a, will tBarh Junior ... Rainbow Chib ''oiirt who play softball aioii al Arrowliead Springs Calif. How nigged Roy will look 11-1 on Pat Bolduc’s one-hitter. completion of s June 1 suspended the Oklahoma Sonners. Also, the hl^h In Rockville in a«pt^mb<*r, canva-sback and redheads—was on Kansas City st Detroit. iNi — ' Chiireh Ia*agiie' Sliiniloiils |*** 'ks best. against Hovd Patterson in the Aug. 18 title bout In Ilos Angeles Bolduc, returning to the lineup a downward, trend while that of game 12-Il'in 13 innings. The Phils New York Giants' book for the Tlic «nnounc^in^nl waa made by Dlckaon l7-.3i,Ys. Lary ill-lOl. coming National Pro T,eagi,e'cam­ Picked from Ihe local t'liiin h Tii kels for the gaiiie are now on Is a question. ' after an injury, had fine control. puddling ducka was upward. won the regulation game 6-4 in 10 Na^nal I.cagur Supf nntrndenl of .SchooiR Ray Softball Isiagiie are three memhri s | sale al Ihe fOlks I.ndge on Blssell He stnick out 13 batters while innings. paign arrived The Ginnla open RnnlHdrll. well known apo|rta of- The new regulations atipulate * • • A 'e^rd ay ’s Resiilta their exhlbilioii alatn Sunday of Ihe strong North MelhodisI nine !si , Green f*hannacy, Nassiff walking only five. The Marines that,, with certain exceptions tn Pilt.sbuygh 6. Milwaukee 4 but gives you more! ficiRl MnnegjfiR gi'adualed from Hernie August, .lack Villner and | Ani'is ami inny be aeriifed from drew first blood and lead 1-0 In PIRATB.S 6, BRAVES 4— against the 'tDera in -San k'rancia- Willi mantle Htnte Tearhera f’oi* the Pacific Flyway, the states may Cincii/iaU 12. Philidelphia 11 Tonim.v .Mason. ii'onian the third inning but the BA's select their shooting season within Friend, joining Spahn as the only Ask filiout oar CO. .Speaking of football. Friday i, Irge iRRl June. A recent father waa I Completion of au.spended game of Jenkins Hired, Fired bounced back to tie the score in the outside dates of Oct. 1, 1958 NL pitchers to win 15 thfs season, night s exhibition game in Oilrago Ralph .Schumey, one of Rorkvllle a June 1. 13 innings I betM'een the t'oliege All-Slats and the top of the fourth. Benton Os­ and Jan. 1.5, 1959, tncluatve. 17116 out-dueled the veteran lefty with Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati 4 (10 WRITTEN GUARANTEE! t \ heat baacball player* in the paat good pitched .good ball tintil the ease before tiring in the eighth. r>«trolt I.ions will be telernat two decftdea. Srhmuey la aIbo a la the same span as last year. ing'ings) starting at fl 1h Murlaupih Had Hopes lor Cluh seventh when he tired and gave up The Atlantic FlyWay will have He hsd. the Braves blanked for Standings feni her in the Rockville #( hool aya- As Adviser to Harris five hits. He struck out six and seven, gave up a run In the eighth t em . . Koolball fana niHy gel a a 60-day aeasori for waterfowl and W. L. G.B. walked two, Ken Skinner had a coots. This compared with a 70-day and was charged with three in the' Milwaukee . 63 46 gllmpBB of a one-lime Mnnchealer But Didn't Expect Contender two-nin homer and Richie Jarvds Hoy^ ICs Hot Work ninth. ./ Group Day at Yalo Merrhanl player Friday night on At-row head Springs, Chlif.. Aug. 12 (/P)—Former light- season during the last three years. Pittifbiiigh . . .37 .32 .,323 6 a double for the winners. The Ml.ssisslppl Flyway will con­ Baltimore pitcher Jack Harshman. who came within one out of Friend (1.3-121 gave up nine Sah Francisco .37 .32 .523 6 L Charlie [>3ftiia chief aporta tub leever. Tommy Rhylec of Meriden weifjrht, Champion Lewv .Jenkins’ role- as adviser |,o heav.v- BA's ...... 000 121 7-11-10-2 tinue for the fourth year—to hits, walked three and struck''out thumper at Yale, forwarrta word and American InternHllonal. la a Whitey kotd of the Yankees becoming the first lefthancied hiirler to blank the New York Y'an- St. Louis ___ 63 .35 .491 9 ‘s Pill.abufgh cNKAt It waa on weiKhl conlender Rq.v Harris diminished almost before it Marines . . . . 001 000 0— 1- 1-S have a 70-day aeaeon for water- five. Spahn (15-8| was tagged for that .voiingstera Ihrolighoiil the rookie end with' the World (‘Iihui- kees this year, pauses in his moiind' labor.s at Yankee Stadium Philadelphia . .32 .35 .486 10 \UK J of laJ'I aea.son when Dann\ mused “Ma gets nd of it that Boldiic and .Skinner; Osgood and fowl and coots. 11 hits and all six runs In his 6 2-3 slate may witness the Yale-Cori- pion Detroit Dlona who meet the .Muitniigh an.swered the phone in a cpick.’' Kot under wa.v. As tfiiiiKs developed. Jenkin.s is still a mem- yesterday to wipe perspiration from his forehead. Harshman did Chicago ...... 33 .39 .473 11 ij her of the board of strategy foi McCarthy. Offered an Option all right aa it was, pitching the Orioles to a 3-2, victory. Moose innings, Jt was Spahn’s /first de­ nerticut football g' me it* Ihe Yale (‘oMcge All-Stara. Rhylcr la an ex- mi Cincinnati ... 51 59 .464 12'j TUBELESS (*h)cago liote! arvl then | ! cm Ins Strong Infield The Central Flyway is being of­ feat bjv the Burs this dieason In Bowl on Saturday, .SopI 2* Re­ foptU»nnl paaa receiver willi handa jacket and went to .Joe K. Hmwn'a Working with Dick flionl at the big guy from (’ut anci Shoot, Skowron hit a pinch-homer with one on for the only Yankee runs. Los Angeles . .30 .38 .463 12'j Tex . however. Peace of a sort wa.s AM'MM IJCAGl’K fered an option under which Its 76- The Orioles followed up with another victory, 9-3, In the night three decisions, and opiy the sec­ duced rales will he in effect for like hnma, Ffe waa recently dia- .sijlle to any. yea, he wrmld move up alien t ami Frank Thoma.s al third, Today’s Games re-e.slahlished today for Roy’.'i Jay season for ducks may be ex­ half of a twin-bill. (AP Photofax.) ond time they've beriten him in all adequately atiperviaod groups, charged from the lervice. frotli c oneh to be rrinnagei of the -Ma/.eioakl giveB the Pirates a.< Gam e ^ eelnesdav Exploding for 14 hits la.st night eight decisions over two yeaia. Cincinnati at Phiiartelphia (Nl- such aa Sunday School classes. ♦ • ♦ crH the MiA'fu*lie#iter and Stratfxtrc} hitting streak tlYat has produced PAL units and YMCA groups Re­ iMoaC Vnliinlilr Gluurr night. Mike Chiirilla. Dave Howes and In daily bag and two In possession Big Guns Now Firing Rii.sh |6-4| vR. Witt (5-2l leat. of the wav iiivler him, but at er. ha.s finally aiiived a.s the big Mill miM't for a fourth time to­ llmlls. 10 hits haff -for extra ba.ses — quests for tirket.s from siirh One \ote la caal for k’rcd Mc- hitler And with Rob Frirnd, V'ern Theie wa.S a .slightly diz/y chain Jim Coleman led the fireworks Chicago at Los Angeles (Nl — the major league meellnga at ('olo- morrow nit^ht at 8:15 at Mii/./y The season for taking blue and lin 21 at bats, drove in three runs groups should he m de in writing f'urrv a.a the moat valuable player rado J^pnnga dunnp the winter, Kaw, Hon Khne. riul Raydon, Roy of dc\ elo|>menl.s ye.sterday al Har­ riHd in Hriatcd. At atakp will wilk three hits apiece. Teammates Droll (4-9) vs, .McDevitl il-4i snow geese is Increased from 60 to I with a pair of singles and a triple with Ihe Yale Athletic Assn be­ in Ihe recent Ditlle l.cagur poal- r>anny waa around taking Pitls- Face and (ieorge Witt, the pitch­ ris' training camp. II started when be the .Ameriean !><‘t^ion State John Lucas and Ed Jolly chipped for the Burt. St. I-.OU1S at San Francisco iN) 5 days with the season for Canada fore .Sept 20 Additional Irifnriiia- araaon rouiUt robin playoffa Mc- huigh front office pc*nplc off to ing i.s llieie. Il Roberto C'hmiMite Roy’s managerial adviser. Loll Junior RiiHehall (’hainplonahlp, in with two bingles each. Art Seco.nd Place Record Hank lysron had three hits for Jones |9-8| v.s. McCormick (8-4) tlon may he senireitmar la I,ew. a Texan himself, sflanie | liii ia e\pe.<'tcd to piteh for the Trust ___ 010 030 0 - 4- 6-4 five. the leading j»errentage ptldier in | < an longue hut added the plnyoff.i ^ ba.cieball people aay from a pev- III Ihe Devon.'diiie or the other downstatera while eltl^er Fat New York. Aug. 1‘2 (/T’j—Now that the hig guns of his Chi­ [gave the Burs their Iarg.e.sl night- ==Leaders=== willi Texas patriotism, arrepled | Lucas. Maralone (6) and Cimr- The shooting hours generally the AmericAii Keagup Tlic Spring- i a« vv-fJI And I'*Nt hot foigcUmg his 4 ruth And eigUlU pin* e finiaher to a plac CH aroiiml P’nrhes Field. .Miatpetta or Clyde Richard will illa: Storey, Laliberte (5) and Du- cago White So.\ pitching staff have hegiin to file, Al Lopez game attendance in almost 20 .American I-eague priced at a low/ low the offer sort of riglit hand man j will continue to be one half hour field. MneH , rraidri . has won el(;hl ayateni of IrMIng f*vorv hov cm his 'team on the near of j)en- PAervhmiy talks baseball in Im» the Silk Town starter. p'ont. j yesrs. The count of 18.918 was aec- for Harris. ‘ before siinrlae to suhaet in all fly- may yet extend hi.s amazing record of never finishing worse j Bailing Runnels, Boston .331; of 10 deriBion.s with Ihr Ne'W' Yc>rk | equad play in the arc ond cliani- ! nn nt content loii Ihe.Me placets, but In tlie paM they Stratf,ord was a 2-0 winner In j ond only to the Pirates’ record ways. However, variations may than, second as a manager. ! Kiienn, Detroit .322; rower, Cleve- Yankeeji . I»ok/i like my iielrr- [nonelup ^aine of the plnynffa. PotHnilUtlea riiere \MMild he hnnging up a ball cdub .lenlun.s wa.s known s.s the j the first ffame of the l>eHt-of- ; night-game crowd of 43,2,34 Aug. I TWILIGHT I.EAGl’K occur in the Mississippi Flyway Lopez ha.sn’t must else tn shoot *'------laiul and C«rv Kansas ("ily .321; "That v^^la a little too muc h for that.wa.s a cto.h.s between a college ".Sweet Swatter front .Sweet- f thn*e aerlOH and Manchester 12, 1940. I I la.'cs and the minor league.s. water, ’ Texas, that Is. and his , .Sparked by Steve Cooper and from state to state, depending on for in his 11th year as a skipper-.' (IKIOLES 3-9, V.X.NKS 2-3 — Goodman. Chicago .319. ina to fiRure, ' Danny admlta. lu»w- evened the a appointment to Harris’ veteran eiul. hag and possession limits. ed tong ago. when aces Billy Pierce first time this season al Yansee son to scoot home from flrst with bright college-1 alned honua- single and double and Roach belted Hits Malzone. Boston and Fox, AMiWUsAvia with the iclrn ihia was poiiig tci 1 trainer Bill flore. d'lio has been , Where hunters are permitted to and Dick Donovan and a trade- Sladiiirii. Harshman (9-10), car­ the tie-breaking run for the Reds .spoiled youngslei'H on .second, with two long triples. ' include one wood duck in their bag bolstered staff misfired. ried by home runs from Bob .Nie- in the opener. The game was tied (tiicago 137; I'ower. Cleveland Ivnppen ant oma I ica II v. It wn.-^ n ITt- tinndling boxers for 30 years oi^ | 132; Runnel.', Boston 131; Kiienn. two cml, H run needed The young more. Roy's style, lir a jfood. He ran win North E n d s ...... 202 12 '7-7-2 and poa.session limita. the shooting man and Joe Ginsberg, strui k out 11-all with Cincinnati at bat,in the I le t nfi much to I ctunt on ■ I South E n d s ...... 202 01 .3-4-2 Nice guy Al was last two Detroit 125 .95 mnn tried to steal third. Ignoring Gore hit tlie eeiliiig of Harris' | Uii.s title. But we IhoiiKht. he of all species of waterfowl and nine in the opener. He had a five- ninlli when the Sunday curfew fell months ago, seven games shy of Fully ■■Rut after I bepan to UnnU tite eveiy basetiall rule ever written, might emphasize hi.s right hand Cooper and Johnson; Gauthier Triples Lemon, Waaliington 9; cluh out I could ere where there i Slllf)-8-day ImiigHlow at this pl)i.sh coots must atop one half hour be­ second, 14 hack of the leading hit shutout until Bill Skowi'on's in June. Joe Nuxhall won il in re­ Guoranttfd And I p and w hen he < ame bac k to the dug- i more." and Muller. fore .siin.set. Iwo-oul, two-nin pinch homer In lief. Tuttle. Kansas City 8; Power, was no leamm whv u e coiildn I be j resort hotel wlien I-e\v showeil lip ------Yankees. Pierce, ■ 20-game winner oul after being Ihrnwm out lie ere IxMdurei In each flyway In addition to the ninth. Art Dltmar t8-3l was A walk, flelder's choice and Wil­ Cleveland 7: Harris, Detroit and In the fir.'d division. After that j mumbled aoiiielliing about think­ lo dl.sriiss rigtitluiivl piimhing (IICRCII SOI-TB.ALL I.F.AGl'K In 1956 and 1957, was 4-5. Donovan Madyn. Kansas City 6, Whfit a Exciufive tread, deaigned with you h<»per( foi moi r ’ J willi Roy. * I„ater (tore delivered a aevere the dally bag and po.ssession lim­ the loser. lie Jones' single gave the night­ ing lic' ( mile) in;)lie 11. ita on ducks, the dally bag linilt was 2-7. cap to the Phils after Ed Bailey's Home Runs .Jensen., Boston, Bbanr nfw ricr.MH m Muitaiigh, and Ibn Pill.sburi;h Hoy appreciated llie, advjce. lecture to viaiting boxing wnteift'. St. Mary's walloped the Church The Orioles scored five runs in hundred! of Stop-Notch aafety edgea, is triple­ "I don't know ulial you were prompted when one inquired why of the Niizarene 11-2 last night at on American and red-breasted Now the White Sox have the nightcap first, three unearned, two*iim homer had tied it 4-all )n Mantle, New York and’ Sievers, fiina W'ho have .atai lc*c| In luin out i tluiikiog," ll/cncy snapped, "but if And tag, HCiirv Hariis, hia father, squeezed into a .second place He Washington 32: Cerv. Kansas tough thanks to triple>tempcred 3-T Cord con­ was equally appreciative l.a'w had Roy's achecs ’■ Hill the white-haired. ii.siinlly said Gore. "He's ready to fijfht tors while Omar Gingras chipped in the cellar. Reds. 5, ,773: Deloek, Boston 10-3, .769; ao many tire troubles. Exclusive Grip-Seal con-, n .95 Exchiinge Star Rame. ff>i- (wainplc. plaseis mild-mannered Gore all hut order­ , right now."' limit on COOLS in the Atlantic, Johnson (4-7) struck out five and Rill It Is different now. After with three bingles and Elmer Kilby .Mississippi and Central- Flyways Pierce pulled the White Sox even l-iyile, \Va.shington 9-3, .7.30; Ford, ttruction means fuller protection against punc­ 8.95 For Old Tuhe from both Icuigurji.'’ sloppetl to' ed IjCw out. I But H.s one oh.server pointed out, retired 10 of the last 11 he faced De I/Uxe niark Rnvnn running througli .sieges with a Paul and Jim Herdlc each had two safe­ shall he' 10 and in the Pacific 26. svith Boston last night, winning 3-1 New 3'orl{ 14-5, .737; Moore. Chi- \satch Rill Mazeioaki, the Rm arc - i print or ftem Necc Ri or Dirk Hall i,."I W.1S only trying to help. " said there is al least one man ready in his first complete game-since ture delays and blowouts! P'or better ail around ties. Detailed Itegulatinna at Cleveland while the Red . Sox June 6. He blanked the Yanks eapo and Dltmar, New York 8-3. 13.95 If Nn Kxchanite oncl haaeinan, w;ork emt dunnK in ' the Pirates thn>w hlg leaguers r>w. an Army master sergeant for a fijjht and on edge. 727. Add flOr Per Tube St. Mary’s ..140 0,31 0 11-12-0 By fij-ways. the detailed regiils- lost 6-3 at Washington. It left .Che. after Mickey Mantle's two-run, Sport Schedule performance switch to 3-T Tubeless DeLuxe Nylon IVhilewall De Luxe field, praeth e I al vcni now ^find they are around to on leave from Fort Ord, t?alif. 1 "Bill "(Jorc," lip said, "is ready While Sox 15 games behind New .Strikeouts Turley, New 3'ork "M^-harcilv toiichea the ball." Nazaiene . . .001 100 0 2-10-3 tlons for taking ducks, geeae. fifth-inning homer. Super-Cushions at these budget-easy prices I Reconditioned Tiihea Slav • "\^■p -wer.fn'1 trying to change ‘ for ralteraon right now."' Tork, however, despite Baltimore's Today 133: Wynn, Chicago 126; Running, 18.95 HI .no Any MIr.e. — ■ ...... - - r ...... — - ■- Odell and Hanson; Smith, Wes- coots, hrant,, and other species: • • • ,CoU (6i and Rilrhie. Atlantfc. - Connecticut, Dela­ 3-2 and 9-3 sweep over the Yankees SE.NATORS 6, RED .SOX S — Clvilan vs. Temple Beth, 6:15— Detroit 125; Ford. New Y'ork 121: Harshman. Baltimore 11.3. ware. Florida. Georgia. Maine, In a day-night doubleheader. It was the Mick's 32nd, keeping Robertson Park. T ubeleee* Tubeleee* INTERMEIII.ATE LEAGI K .Maryland, Massachusetts, New Detroit defeated Kansas (City 3-2 I pjjpp with Boston's Jack Jensen Nazarene vs. Baptist, 6 :1.3 : National Ia>agiie S iz e k'ine relief pitching by Jim Hampshire, New Jersey, Nbw In the other AL game, and Washington's Roy Sieveis for Charter Oak. Bailing Musiitl. fU Ixiils .343; B lackw dll W hitew all GOODYEAR Galanek played a hig role in Naa- York, North Carolina, Pennsyl­ • • • [the AL lead. Jensen and Slevera Second Congo* vs. Center Con­ A'hbiun, Ptilladejphia 3.38; Ma_vs, .Hiff Arms' .3-1 triumph over Police vania, Rhode Island. South Caro­ WHITE SOX 8, INDIANS 1 — I matched two-nm shots In the go.*. 8:90—Robertson Park San Francisco 336: Aaron Mil­ < iJ.7 0 x 1 S • 1 8 . 0 6 • 2 3 . 4 0 A Fire last night al the West Side lina. Vermont, Virginia and West Pierce'(12-8) gave up seven hits, I fourth Inning, but Sievers added a Green Manor vs F * P, 6-Charter waukee .324; Skinner, Pittaburgh CUSTOM Oval. The winners Iced the verdict Virginia may select concurrent walked but one and struck out wiitning RBI single in the fifth off Oak. .322. W ith three runs in the third in­ open seasons on waterfowl and deven. He had a tvvo-hit shutout i loser Bill Monbouquelte. Jim Le- Wednesday, .Aug. 1,8 Runs Banks, rjlilrago 89: 7 . 1 0 x 1 6 2 1 . 2 0 2 0 . 9 6 ning. with Buddy Minor Itliplei, coots of 60 consecutive fiiU dars, untll the seventh, when ex-team- l-mon-hil hi* 24lh homer for the East aiders vs. West aiders, 6:15 Aaron, Mllwaiike.e 82: Mays, San SUPER CUSHION Bill Blaglesoii idoublei and Jim oT" two reasons aggsegatlng 54 mate Minnie Minoso slammed his i .Senators. Reliever Vito Valenti- -M t. Nebo. Francisco 78; Neal, IjOs Angeles 7 ; 6 0 x 1 5 DESIGN Meacham (double) suppl.ving the full days, beginning on or after 16th home' run. Minoso. who also netti’wiqn his flrat start of the sea- Bantly vs. Ponticclll’s, 6—West 73: Matliews. Milwaukee 71 2 3 . 2 0 2 6 . 4 6 key blows. Rud,v Wojnarowicz Oct. 1 and ending not later than doubled, was the only Injun with son, with-the mop..up_h^ af Dick Side Oval. Hits Maya, San Francisco 14$: singled and doubled to account for Jan, 13. Mai Tool vs Telephone, 6:15— Aahburn, Piiiladelphla 144; Aaron. 6.70x15 . . . . 10.95 two of PAB"» four hits. an extra-base hit off the little Hyde, 8 . 0 0 x 1 5 2 6 . 6 6 3 1 . 6 6 The dally bag and poase^jon southpaw, who now has beaten , • • • Robertson Park. Milwaukee .138; Banks, Chicago Tonight's makeup game al 6 7.10x15 . . , . 11.95 limits on dueks shall be four and every club In league in hia turn­ TIGERS S, A'* 2 - The Tiger* King's VI. .Bill's, 8:30-Robert- 138: Cepeda, San Francisco 13.3. Tm oAd W— Tlr* o'clock pairs Nassiffs and Banllv eight, re-spectively, exceipt that 7.40x15 . . .. 12.95 Oil. about. t. did -their scoring on a walk and ' son Park. Triples Virdon. Plttshiirgh 11; the daily 1-ag lirjil on ducks ma.V Nellie Fox did the bat vv'ork for four singles with two-out In the j ..Ctvitan vs. Teachers, 6:15— Ashbiirn, Philadelphia 10: Banks. 8.00x15 . . . . -33.95 Na.sslffs ___ ....111 0(W- .3-7-2 ATTENTION OWNERS OF ST’s and SS'st P A F ...... 300 000 1-4-3 not include more than la I two the Sox, who had but five hits. He fourth and Jinv^Biinning (9-7) won Charter Oak. Chicago, Mays, San Franclaco and 7.50x14 . . . . 12.95 Hewitt. Galanek ill and Eagle- canva.sbacks, or (hi two redheads, drove In one. run and scored an­ his first since his .lul)*20 no-hitter. Elk* vs Triiit, 6-Charter Oak. Blasingame, St. IjouIs 9. 8.00x14 . . .. 13.95 ,son; Ixrngfellow and Manchiick. hr (Cl one canvasl ark and one other with a pair of doubles off Hank Aguirre saved It after Frank Thursday, Aug, 14 Home Rima Banks Chicago .84; rerlhead. The possession limit may Ray Narleiki, now 11-10. House hit a two-nm homer in the Baptist vs. Teachers, 6:15 - Thomas. Pittsburgh 28, Aaron. NEW 14- TUBELESS TIRES M.VRTKOBI) TWI l.KAGI’E 8.50x14 . . .. 14.95 not include more than four can- ninth. Bob Grim was the loser. • Charter Oak. Milwaukee 25; Mathews. Mil­ Behind the two-hit pitching of vasbacks, or four redheads, or St. Mary's v*. Center Congo*. waukee 24; Walls, Chicago.. Cov­ A T ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES! R*capp«d With Haslmgs .Shlveley, Gengras Motors four in the aggregate of both spe­ 8:30 Rolxrtson Park. ington. Milwaukee and Capada 1 Terms as Low iip.sel second place Moiiarty Bros. cies. ’ Mortarty'f vs. Hamilton, 6;15— San Francisco 21. 1-0 last mghl*3it Colt’s Park. The 7.80x14 . . . 10<)°o Cold Rubber For geeae, except snow geeae, Colt's Park. Pitching -- W'ille.v. Milwaukee i .setback dropped the Oilers three Three Jockeys Steal Spotlight as Hll we^ly ! the dally bag and possession lim­ F A P va. Bankers, ,6-Charler and Grtssom, .San Francisco, 7-3,1 0 0 full games, five in the Important its shaji be two and four, re­ 8.00x14 . . . lo.ss column, belvtnd front-junning Oak. .700; Semproch. Philadelphia 13-8,1 spectively With 10 Wins at Major Tracks — Friday, Aug. IS .884; McCormick San Franclaco Limited Quantities Seme Sites and Types Hainilton Standard. Little l-.eo Cyr 8.80x14 - . . . . 24.40* FREE INSTA^LLATION! and second baseman Andy Maheg- The season for taking brant'will King and hi* Court Vs. All-Stars. 8-4, .667; Spahni Milwaukee 15-' conform to the season for ducks, a.'15-^obertaon Pack. ; 8, .652. . ■ ' I DU PONT gia accounted for the loser's two New York. Aur. 12 (Ah—Jockeys; *Mm 1iw«II p in n tax and f e nFRebta Mrw safeties. Centeifleldcr^ ■ Sonny geese and coots, with a daily bag he got 15 days on the ground for South Ends Va. North Ends, 6:15 ’Strikeouts Jones. 81. T.aiuis, and pasaesaion limit of six. Manuel Yciza, Eddie Arcaro and the Flamingo ride. — Mt. Neho. 146; Anlonelli, San Francisco 107; Thomas crashed a twd-nm homer Bill Hartack stole the show yester­ On May 27 at Belmont, the for Gengrass In the second Inning. The daily hag on duoka may In­ Liberty vs. Civitan. 8:15—Char- S'pahn, . Milwaukee, 10.3; Podroi. NO DOWN PAYMINT WHIN>OU TtADI IN YOUR OLD TIRISI clude one wood duck and the poa- day at Arlington Park, Saratoga Panamanian hotshot drew 10 da.v.4 top Ofih Los Angeles 104; Roberts, Phila-1 Oengrass ...... 020 010 x—3-6-0 and Atlantic City. 100% N Y L O N Moriarly s ___ 000 OOO 0-0-2-2 aeaslon limit m ay, Include two. for careless riding.: and the next Nassiffs va. Elka, 6-Chatter Oak- delphia and Friend, Pltlaburgh 97 H»a*jr^ut/ 100 S«rf*i miMlcni (fortgrpvnd) ond FItuhidt pickup. PoaneaaloB Undts Th# 21-year-pId Ycaza, the day the' stewards set him down an Shlveley and Korper;' Simmone additional 1.3 daya. BRAND NEW 1ST QUALITY and Race. The dally bag and posaeatlnn Panamanian pepperpot who coat linUts on other ducks may include Mrs. Elizabeth Graham’s Maine^ Ycaza went to California In July GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE N1CH0LS-MANCHESTER TIRE not more than one hooded mer­ Chanca-Parm a lot of money to win the $116,900 Westerner at You get the right pow er... right down the line! ganser. ekrlier' thia season, bounced home Hollyvs’ood Park aboard - Ray 713 MAIN ST.--Mi f.53f0 295 OROAD ST.— Ml 3-5179 Nelson lo . Speak ' In Connecticut. Maine. Masaa- with four winners at Chicago. Camp's Strong Bay, who la one of S IZE chuseita, NeivT' Hampebire. New Arcaro’, the 42-year-old ‘’Mas- the favqrites for the $100,000 frfiM I l/if mitunltiin-movui' Work- HiAVY-eury tuaii TAiKMAtna y t- TRAMMASnU Vt-Thil IbO-h^.. VR has A l U C o n 11 C lin ic York and Rhode Island, the sea- tar," and the 26-year-old Hartack. Amtrican Derby Saturday at Ar­ HOLLYWOOD SERVICE QENTER EHLER'S ATLANTIC STATION nmMrr I S in inndrnu iJonn m ih f rhi» 173-h,p. VR is tou(h-huill for^ staymn-the-job stamina for tight iched- aon for taking aepters, elder and National Champion. the last two lington Park. I . ^ 342 E. CENTER S T .^ 1 9-8107 120 E. CENTER ST .-^ I 3-1477 Thrilim nuer 6 in pick- lough Jobs. Like Ihe Workmsster, it hRs ’ ules. 8.3 to 1 compression ratio. Slorrs — On* of the leading d-equaw ducks beyond outer- yaars, each rodf three winners. „ Aicaro not only had a tnpje'at • 6 .70 x15 upi, Chevrolfi trurks offer precisely 4-baire( carburetor, dual eihaiisl. young football coaches in the na­ harhor lines shall be ftxim Oct. 1 Ycaza almost made It five at the Spa. but won hia third iitraight the kind of power you'nreil. Here are tion. Dave Nelson, head coach at Arlington, as his mount. Falmer. 2-year-old stakes at Saratoga with 8:15 P.M. HIAVtxDUTY TASKMAtnR VI - Engi­ THRirTMAina A-T cijR for cutting cost to Jan. 15. -inclusive. In areaa sexen truck eiipinn ilevgnetf and hiiilt corners, this 233-cubic-inch 6 has 143 the University of Delaware, will other than those beyond outer- was nosed :out by Prince Khaled Bhigene Constantin Jr.'s Jn. A Bhafing the spotlight; wlO\ Nel­ Aug. 25 lUi' Glovers' B ^ ’I. month later Ebony____ ^ Pei earl won the As for Hartapk, he’s been a sen- son on the. football phase of the , _ l -- - v • . V . $13,000 Johnstown . Puraa at 'satton- at Atlantic City. He rode .three winnera Frldayj and had. GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. ^tnlc will he Amherst College Dmibloa—Kuenh. Detroit'!" 29; 'ifamaida, b at was disquaUfiad for) J Vs. MaRilitifItr-RotkvIllR All Stars four Saturday, inefudinf Oonibua* 174 WEST CENTRIC ST— Ml 3-f4S9 ^ Reed Coach .^hn McLaughry end ICUine, Detroit 27; Power; Cleve­ intarfartng ndth Ntaht Amool. 191 CENTER ST. (By.Municipal Bldg')'—MI 3>1922 tton 0 . in the $l»,fl60 m ia tM p h ta A M ft S liM —CMMrMi mMIw U . SOc ’. '*■ CKarles iBodU) JarvU of An- land 3S; ,JanMn. Boston M l Ron* Munwl cost Mrs.'Oraham V a.Z O d Turf Ha ndicap. -7 , 1229 MAIN ST. ______MANCHfSTER _ ' Ml 9-5231 senU p ifh . nelA Booton a . --J- ta pursas far TJioih raesa, and % \ -■ : i-

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Goldstein, 26, and Ed-^ia aupporiing the two porty-en- ; Farmers Exchange. MI 3-425.1. pany. doors end windows, custom Shf VOOMS.'t powh; nothin6 peehapb we could Chestnut St. worV, guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1B83 DON’T' FANCV! ' APPAWIN61HE8E- T-UH, B widthf only |1.80. Sell $ ROOk^S FURNITUIW MobUgaa SUtioh, S bay. Call H. H (ID—$11,800—$13,060. New subur­ (Whlis they last) — Nsw ranch An expandable ViiM m C&pe Cod MLS. Howard R. Bastings, Raal- ward A. Bmlth, 69, wU) bath e two dorted candidates. after 0 p.m. AMVTHIN& for 87.96. MI 9-9429. ,,, $10.16 MONTHLY Stenner. JA 2-8281, Hartford, ban ranches. Five rooms, % acre homes. |i4,980. (Odiiiplctaiy fln- home offend tor qulbk sale below tor. Ml 9-1107 any time Republican candidates for State (3oldatain is a poultry farmer COPY CLOSING tiME Conn. who opeHiteg the Paradise Farms 11950 MERCURY. Call MI 9-24.12 TOO FLORENCE 7” oH burner. Excel­ r- Brand New lots, full basements. H i^ eleva- isfasd) Built-in stove and oven, $11,000. Steam heat, flnF>ace, large RepreaentoUve in thig fall'a elec­ FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. after 4:30 p.nv. Westinghouse Refrigerator, Living Aportments—^Flats— ' • tion, nice .view. 10% down. R. F. nrepiates, esrande tUa batb, full kitchen, city water and^ sewer.' HAVE CLIENT looking for a 4 to on Church St. with hts parents, Mr, lent condition, looks new, 826, MI '8 apartment building. Call Broker, tion following a cauciu batUa laat •luid Mre. Morris Goldstein. He Is MON. THRU FRI. MORTENSEN TV. 8peclall2ed RCA 3-0308. Room, Bedroom, Dfhetta, ** Ruf% Tenements 63 Dlmock A Co., Realtors, MI baaementa, am sska ilrivta com- Handy to school, stores and bus. ' 195.1 CUSTOM Fj»r4 Panrh wagon. televtaior. service m 9-4641. Lamps. Tables ' ■V. Houses for Renfi. 65 9-5246, Barbara Woods, MI 6-7702, pletsly landacaiMd. 10% fffmt. P. V. Tmigren. MI 3-8331. night. a graduate of • Windham High 10:30 A.M. Fordomalle, power steering, ex- F.H.A. R. F. Ounook A Od., Real In more ways than one, hovlever, School and haa atiended the Uni­ EVERYTHINCi $300y TWO AND f 6UR room apart- Robert W. ^ Agnew, Ml 8-6878, Jo­ PHELPS ROAD Legal Notices last night’s theme song could very SATURDAY 9 A.M. tellehl condition, 1300 down pay* UONDBR'S T V Servics avaliable Boats Mid Aeeeaiorles 46 menta including beat, hot water, NEW TWO bedroom ranch. Avail­ seph N. Ashford. .M l 9-8818 or ton. Ml 8-8248, BarbAra. Wooda, versity of Connecticut where he ment, private parly. .MI 9-2576. any time Antenna converiions able now until June, ' completely Ml 9-mu, Robert W- Agnew. Ml well have been; “There’ll Be a Hot 8 ROOMS FURNITURE gaa, electric refrigerator and gaa Robert D. Murdbek, Ml 3-8472. . An attractive 1 bedroom home AT A COURT o r PROBATE holdzn Time in the Old Town Tonight.” majored in agriculture. He la ne«v Phllco factorji' siipervised service BOAT; MOTOR and trMler. Alt $14.74 MONTHLY sto'vo. Call MI 6-4071 from 5-7 p.m. furnished. 20 minutes from Hart­ 8- 8878, Joisepb N. Ashford, Ml located in an excellent residential »t CoVriHry. within and tor thr District taking extension courses at Storra rotnt COOPKBATION' WILL 19.1.1 BEL AIR CTievrolet 6, Four Tel Ml 9-1488 -in A-1 condition, Cgn be seen at , . Bruid New ford, also the university. Write 8-6 PUPLEDt, oil steam heat, ga­ 9- 8818. or Robert D. D Murdock.* Ml of Oovditry on the 11th d«y of AugiiM. Juat oa the unusually large turn­ ‘with the expectation of receiving door sedan. In excellent contlllion. only, ' Box H, Herald. area with nicely landscaped lot 71 A. D. 1968 out of 76 Republicans was mounting ' BE APl^BECIATED 45 Riverside Dr. Norge, Waahing,Machine, Westing-/ rages, 184' frontage, bus line. 3-8479. feet front and 338 feet deep. Large Prospnt Hon.'^. Elmorf). • Turklnglon, hia degree In the spring. He also MI 3-6913 ! M * M RUBBISH CO FuM time Carlton W. Hutchiha, MI 9-8132. Erq., Judgr. the Town Hall atepz to convene In i cleaning, removal aervice. land bouse pefrigerator,.. Bedroom, Liv­ TWO ROOM unfumlahed apart­ living room ,with fireplace, and studied .law for one yehr at HUl- ing RooTif, Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, ment. AU utUltlea except gaa. Cen­ MANCHESTER —Large room On molTon of FrAoces E. Jacobson, caurua, the fire airen , Bounded. rLYMOUTH 1949 de luxe black. I scaping, lawns mowed driveway 10 FT, RUNABOUT, fiberglaaed Suburban For Rent 66 (Vmi BOLTON Coventry Uns. yellow shingle ranch home. Three screened porcbi.. Modern kitchen, Exocuirlx. South Street. t)ov«niry. GOP Town Chairman Richard M. yer (College in 1055-56 after com­ Dial Ml 3-271T very clean, low mileage, fully! sealing patching Metal, ‘ card Lamps, Tables, Blankets ' trally located Rent $88. Ml 8-4824. dining room, 1 ^ bafhs. master bed- CoiwL, ^ ”of**^oodwin w. ing out of the Army. hull. Can be seen at 76 Pine St. EVERYTHING $44 . . New six room Cape. Four nnlabed bedrooms, fireplace, tils bath, Jacobaon. latR of Coventry.• .within Raid Grant, and nomination-seekers equipped,.»I75 PI 2-7211 board drums MI 9-9757. FIVE ROOM apartment, West Side ROCKVILLE - 38 Elm St., new down, ceramio Ule bath, walkout wall to wall earpatlng, radiant rOom, attaclied garkge plus many difltrlct. deceaaed. Goldstein and Smith were among He served In the U.8. Army from SNIPE CLASS MNibokt—Custom heat and garage. One grown child three-room.- apartment, heated, basement Iqtge lot tlS.Ton R F heat. YOungatown kitchen with other features. Fatrly priced at This Court doth decree '>hat alx the many Hebron volunteera who September. 1953-55, during the ,1955 BEIGE VOLKSWAGEN sedan. FURNACES I'leaned hy l|r<>nsed Price Includes Delivery, Setup, $18,800. monthA be allowed and Unilu*d fdTs the Korean War. He graduated from built. Cedar hill], stainless steel preferred. Inquire at 73 Summer electric range, refrigerator ga­ Ditnock A Cb., Realtors; MI 9-5248 disposal, thermopane picture win­ rredliorn of said estate to exhibit th^r raced „ lo the kitchen ....w fire, ^ in a house Lost and Found Excellent condition. Call MI oil burner men f6 and up. Call rigging, Larson aailt. Call TR Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ St.. MI 3-8880. rage, disposal, no pets. $90; TR Robert W. Agnew. Ml 3-6878. Jo­ dow. Rusco combination windows claima against ih(' same to the Excciiv on Burroughs Hill R4, owned by the Army Engineering School at 9-5469 BU 9..32.19, 8*366S. livery or Free Storage untU needed. 8-2808,. TR 8-8050. seph N. Ashford. MI 6-8818, or and doors, rear terrace, attached ROBERT J. SiyllTH, INC, trlx*and...... directs...... that public notice be --Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blllard, now Fort Belvolr, Va.. he was ssrtgiMd LOST—Red and Ivory 21 ' hoy'a » Phone for appointment FOUR ROOMS and hath, hot water Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. 963 Main Sti'eet .(Clvcn.of this oi’der by ndvertlsing In a to intelligence work with the S2nd Hawthorne hirvclr Miaamg (rom HAVE TIME, will work. All odd SAMUEIL ALBERT, Hartford CH garage,' am'esite driveway, large >vewApaper having a circulation in said in Holland. The house is rented by a Trailers 6-A Jobs done any trnre Everything Is and heat convenient location Call beautiful landscaped lot. Priced to MI 9-5241 dlxuici, and by fwsting a copy thereof young bachelor who had left a pot Engineer Headquarters Co. at Fort Globe Hollow. Call MI n S.'iTO. Re­ THREE H.P. Johnson outboard T-0358, any time up to 8 'p.m. hfi 8-7861. • (XXVI) JUST OFF Portqr St o n the nubile sign post in M ild Town of our specially. MI 9 3936 See It Day Or Night Summer Homes for Rient .67 sell due owner’s Illness, immediate boiling On the stove and returned Carson, (Colorado, where he was an ward MOBII.EHOMES - Furniture tak "T/iseuitO motor, $35.. MI 8-5206. Beautifu; six room Dutch fJolorJal occupancy. B s^t( Agency. MI TOLLAND— Located In "Crest- Covunt^. nearest the place where the to find the kitchen in (lames. Can­ Instructor in government. He also If you have no means of trans­ LARGE SECONp floor apartment, BABBS BEACH, Congamond Lake. for only 819,800. Call R. F DImOck wood” a colony of distinctively dif­ TARt FOUNP Fox Terrier mongrel. en as dnwn payment on jnoblle- TV SERVICE—any make—highest AtKOiP XOBlOtt/- portation, I’ll send my auto for 9-7683 or write iSox P, Herald. Ceitifl R«*cord didate Smith is Mrs. Billord’a attended the Army Intelligence homes Excellent lots available at quality work al lowest price for batch* iOlIttT four rooms. Just off Main St. $80. West Suffield. Conn. Due to can- A Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-8245 or Mr. ferent custom homes, this 8 room EIzMOim.TUnKINtJTON. Judge. father and pCmatned at the scene, Sth(X)l in Fort Slocum, N.Y., for a Cheatmit Virinify of Parker and ' Buildins: Materials 47 you. No obligation. Write Box G, Herald, » cenation—Pour room cottage with Bemie Cantor. TR 8-3496. COLUMBIA LAKE—Seven room Gerard Sl.i, Call MI fl-flaifr. Mansfield .lensen's, Inc (siwavs expert work Famous for service Ranch is highlighted by a spacious AT A COURT d p PROBATK lioldrn returning -to the T(>wn Hail later. 16-weeks course. reliable I 64 Park Road, Weal "since 1931 Phone MI 9-45.37, Pot- WlWSMMt tTJOlCAH YOUR BUILOmG NEEDS AT A—I ^ B —E—Tl—T—'S screened front and back jtorches. rambling Cape Cod, double ga­ colonial flreplaced living room at CoventryJ within artd for the District The caucu* could not proceed un­ Locally. Goldstein is well-known 43-45 ALL'YN ST„ HARTFORD SIX ROOM apartment, completely BOO feet from water, also heated. COVENTRY — Furnished, seven rage, dishwasher, fireplace. 150' complete with wall to wall carpet­ of CoveiUry. on the Uth day of August. Hartford, AD 3-6214 or GA 0-4479 lerton's WHOLESALE PRICE redecorated. Central. Lease avail­ nx>m, three bedroom home. Large A.D. 1908 til Chairman Grant retUnJe.I. TypKfi grrp(*nfl rcpHlrcrl Hnd $9.60 per keg fleldMone fireplace. Dining room fully bright kitchen, electric stove Ksq.. Jiidcr. When the meeting waa called to lected to attend the National 4-H SADDLK HORSES for hire a t ' rowtiofl Qui("k r«ll MI ATKINS USED MI 3-187" any time. and refrigerator, dining area, pine On motion of Lawrence J. Biibdeau. evening. Builder’s Wool Insulation COLUMBIA LAKE - Three bed and den, Sundeck. Artesian well. MANCHESTER-^Famlly grpwlng? order, it became evident that a Camp in WMhlngton, D.C., In 1940 B L R Stablea. Great Swamp Rd 0*48.3.3 ff)i' frro pirk-un WDHthrr* Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted —Male 36 $38.00 per M’ paneled den, two car garage, Administrator, 334 Lydall Slreei. KNiji- political pot waa also boiling aa Glaatpnhiiry. rjuurd r*o . 44.3 Mnin St FURNITURE EXCHANGE ■ room cottage, available August 17- Oil heat. Ameslte drive. Beautiful­ Need a larger home. This is It. jalousied breezeway. A distin­ cliester. CMnn , on the estate of Geo Jf. sa one of the two outstanding 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re GAS STATION attendants- One I-ock Seu $1.75 each TWO ROOM furnished apartment Labor Day. Electric kitchen, hot ly landscaped double lot Right-of- Eight room ranch, complete, first Bilodeau, late of Coventry, within said four nominations were made for leaders tn Conn. In 1950 he won Auto Diivlng School 7-A SECRETARY Disappearing Stairways $24.95 each 15 OAK ST. at 106 Birch St. MI 9-3884. way to private beach, ibis and guished home landscaped with tall di.strlct. deceased. tita. two General Assembly posts. modeling, repairing, new Installa- part time mornings, one part time vtAter. Sandy Beach. Call HA time on market. P. V. Tongren, shade trees and fashionable ahrub- This Court doth decree that six the State Rural Youth-Award. He 3 MDRTI/ICK'S Msmhesler's lead An opportunity .for an Intelligent nights. Married. Experienced only Dry 1x8 Sheathing $84,00 per M’ 8-1886. much more for $14,800,^ for every­ Broker. MI 3-6321. months he allow'od and limited for the The nominees were the incumbent has also won many honors on a Peraonali Household Services tlona, electric sewer cleaning, Prefinished Paneling Just received frqm Simmons, MANCHESTER—Lovely five room bery. Lot I'ith acres. Immediate creditors ot said estate (o exhibit their Representatives Smitn and Karl Ing driving school. Three skilled. drain pipes cleaned faal and effi­ secretary capable of handling a *PPly- 488 Center St. flat plus range. $95 monthly Cal) thing. Open for Insnectibn. We are occupancy. Exceptional 4‘i% fi­ claims against the same to the Admin­ county level for his 4-H work In VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In roiiilediiB inalriiclnia Claaa room Offered 13A cient. \Vill R. Guy, Ml 3-0677 variety of duties. Position requires from 24c sq. ft. Hollywood bed outfit with head-- LAKE AM8TON—Four rooini cot­ moring to Florida, which accounts MANCHESTER istrator and directs that public notice Links. Goldstein and Robert Allen. poultry. my own home shop. Forty years 24” Royals Shingles $18.95 per sq. boards, full and' twin size, box Ml 3-0441. tage near water, 160 per week MI for this low price. Stephen Cubles, nancing available.' Immaculate Goldstein, Vho had announced his inali'uclirma for 15, 16, 17 year FI-AT FINISH Holland window facility in shorthand, good typing c-ondition.ciRiainon.,-nnmnrm $23,800.jzs.aoo. uin George■ J. i Cole-cole- * br tie«»|>«ni,r (flven Of Ihia h.vfnt order ■ by rirculallon •dvrrililna tnIn candidacy only last Thursday, led Goldstein Is a member of the factory experience. All makes, low olda Telephone Mr Mnrllqfk HI ability and some liking for small Situations Wanted— Canadian F-ramIng $89.00 per M’ spring and mattress. Factory sales THREE ROOMS and tile bath. Fur­ 3-8159. owner. South Street, (Coventry. 4-BEDROO(M- tiAPE. City utilities, Hebron Grange, the tlnlted Breth­ rales, free estimates, free pickup ■hades, made to measure. All Windows—Complete and set up Phone PI 2-6728, deep lot, $1,200 down, $12,000 VA man, Rockville, TR 8-4710, TR • raid dtatrlci. »nd by imaling on the very first' ballot with 29 rci lor nf Driver Edursllon MI metal Venetian blinds at a new Moving—Trucking— amount of figure work. Modern air- Female 3S floor .samples selling at less than nished circulating hot w a ^ heat. 8-4046. th^r«nf on the public siffn iK>8t in RAld ren of Hebron, the Volunteer Flrb and delivery. Mr. Miller ,IA 9-7,396. conditioned office, 37 hour, 5 day From $10.50 each COTTAGE FOR RENT — Small appraisal. Town of Coventry noarest the pla-ce voles to Smith's 24. Links' 19, and low price Keys ms4e while you Storage 20 Knotty Pine Paneling 14c sq. ft. half price. Venetlah blinds. School ,St. near waterfront cottage, Columbia (XlJ) MANCHESTER - New six where the (l^reaaen iant dwelt. Allen's three. Dept., and the Republican T6wn 2-6904. ' wait. Marlow’s. week. Liberal company benefit pro­ WOULD LIKE house cleaning by Main. Adults. For tnforznation in­ 5 ROOil CAPE COD. Garage, baae- HAVE YOU seen 89 Hawthorne Certified from Record (Committee. He headed the Gtilaena LARSON'S, ftonnecllcut's first II- gram, t hour or day. Also offices. Write Clear Clam Shell Casing Lake. August 16-23. $50. Phone Ml room ranch home In Rorkledge nlent. Minimum down, $14,000. His lead increased to 3s on the WANTED—Ride from East Middle MOVE BY 'mAILER van. It's leas 8c Un. ft. Open Thursday Evenings quire 284 Spruce St. / ' 9-4929, Ml 3-2593. section, U4 .baths, ceramic tlffe St.? (Between Cambridge and KLMORK TURKlKi^TON. Judge. second ballot while the .Othere for Eisenhower (Committee In 1956 cenaed driving achool, Trntned RADIO REPAIRS on sny m ake- expensive—One load Initead of Write Eleanor .Tyrrell, P. O. Box 191, 8-ROOM RANCH, Fireplace, porch, Ashland Sts.) It’s an extremely and is now organizing'! Young Re­ Turnpike to corner of Laurel and Certified and approved. la now We will beat oUr competitors TWO, THREE, five kitchen counters. Attached garage, were; Smith 16, Unks 20, and Al­ Capitol Avenue, Hartford working all smpllflerli spd phrtnographs two or three-Easier loading and SE C R E T A R Y Station A, Manchester. Until 9 ameaite drive, fully landaoa^d garage. Near Buckley School. Im­ neat 4 room expandable Cape, len two. On the third'ballot Gold­ publican Club in' Hebron. Lest win­ offering t'lnaaroonr and hehitrd ami changers' Over 47 yesra total unloading— Distinctive, dignified advertised prices by at least 5% 709 Main St. See Mr. Clark at 709 mediate occupancy. $15,700. newly decorated inside ahd out. 7-3:30 shift. Call Ml 3-4721 wheel Inatrirr tlon for leenagers . P. O BOX 2103 NOBODY-BUT NOBODY Wanted to Rent 68 lot, $19,800. Call R. F. Dlmock O)., stein- surpassed the required ma­ ter he waa chalnhan of the Con- experience 90 dsys guarantee on and smart "The Best lor l,ess." Closed Mondays Main St. Telephone MI 3-2068.^ Realtors. MI 6-5245, Barbara 6-ROOM (XJSTOM RANCH, BuUt- Ideal for retired couple. LSirge cet Crusade. MI 9-607.1, all work Pottertqn's The Austin A. Chambers Co , 503 Hartford, Conn. Situations Wanted—Male 39 UNDERSELLS NA"nONAL WANTED—Six room house with U.S. to Pull jority of 38 votea when he received NEW 5 ROOM apartment, heat, hot Wooda, Ml 6-7702, Robert'-W los. stainless steel range, ' ven walnut tree in back yard, outdoor 41, .Smith 13, Upks 21 and Allen He is also the newest member Ma n c h e s t e r Driving Academy East Middle Turnpike, MI 3-6187, Slating business experience, edu­ FOUR-PIECE walnut bedroom set. chance of buying with about 1 fireplace. Walking distance to bus Automobiles for Sale 4 ! f ijr n it iTr e r epa Tr in g ^ Am GENERAL housework. Lawns NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. good condition. Reasonable offer water. $100 monthly. \Vrite Box new. Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. Ash­ and refrigerator. 2 fireplacea, one. Smith's candidacy was assured of the Regional District 8 Bozml, Hartford CH 7-1423. cation, age and salary desired. 381 STATE STREET acre of land on outskirts of Man­ ford. Ml 9-(W18. or Robert D Mur­ $21,000, and Parkade. M. L. 793. Call Ul- on the fourth ballot when he ob­ of Education, halving been elected BEFOREnF^n'n'F~Y YOU nir'R BUY U Y "a a riscdusirt carcan ,,'«'W offerittg,n„r,|„ ( laaatoom and ph«aesbehind llques restored. Furniture Repair mowed, windows washed, walls accepted. Call after 8 p.m. MI A. Herald. chester or Rockville. Have $1,000 llan Grant or the realtor of your Service Talcollvllle Ml 3-7449 MANCHESTER Package Delivery, WAITRESSES wanted for day shift and ceilings painted. $1.50 per NORTH HAVEN, CONN, 9-2409. dock, Ml 8-8472. 8-ROOM CAPE, Lakewood Circle Back Some tained 45 votes. Links had 30 and to 'that post last year following see Gorman Motor Sales. Huick 1 nrive, Fdiicatlon Call PI Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 FOUR ROOM flat, heat and hot down for owner. Write Box B, area. Paneled living room, 2 fire­ choice, Wafton W. Grant Agency, Allen received one. the resignation of Douglas Fel­ Sales and Service. 265 Malix).!’' I.lght tnicklng and package deliv­ only. Apply In person. Howard hour, Tel. MI 9-7809, 8 p.m.-4 p.rn. Herald. (XXVITI)—NEW six room (Colonial, Realtor. MI 3-1153. Slrecl. MI 9-4,171. Open evenings, c WASHING MACHINES repHlied ery. Kefrigerators, washera and Johnson's. MI 9-6220, water. Available Sept. 1. Central­ places, 11a baths, garage. $24,500; After the contest ended chair­ lows, one of the original board all makes and mndela. Phone MI ly located on bus line, $90 month­ $17,900. Being built by Joseph man Grant called for parly unity members. ------' EARLY R DRIVING School, Dual stove moving speciality. Folding Diainoiids-r>Watchc Machinery snd Tools 52 Roaetto on Broad Street. near LOW MONTHLY payments, 8 room Of Marines NEED A CAR and had your credit 9-5150 chaira lor rent. Ml 9-0752. Oogs—Birds—Pets 41 ly. Call Ml 9-8774, • Business Property for Sale 70 BOLTON ranch on 44A. One acre. It has control, atiimlairl and siilomslrc COUNTER GIRINS 16 Or over. Ap­ Jewelry 48 TROY ROTOTILLHIRS and attach­ Waddell School. 1% baths, built-in turned down? Short on down pay­ I ara Day or eyening appoliU- WEAVING nf bums moth holes NEW 4*i ROOM apartment, heat stove and oven. Completely land­ 6-ROOM RANCH. Large lot. flre- ever>'thing you wish, $16,900. PI (Continued from Page One) ment? Had a roposaesalon? Don't; ply Wigwam Snack Bar. MI 9-8162- ments. Bolena wiUMlig or riding (XINCRETE BLOCK and steel in­ plac 3-79Ur - — Andover mcnla Claaa rnoiil-Jiiatriicliona for and torn clothing, hosierv runs, Painting—Papering 21 LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re­ hqt water, atove, refrigerator. $120 dustrial building. High celling, 8 scaped. Amesite drive. Delivery Rive up' See 1.1. 16. 17 year olda hv experienr ed BIGHT WEEKS old Beague pup­ garden tractors and attachments. In 91 days. R. F Dlmock A Co., $16,400. Hoffa Denies the owdown on the lowest down o o«-r ' ' handbags repaired. zipper re- WANTED-A middle-aged babysit­ pies, MI 3-4824. pairs, adjusts watenea expertly. Capitol Equipment Co., $8 Main. monthly. MI 3-6105. phase current. About 1.90() square GOOD BUYS It did not enumerate them. and amalleat paymenia anywhere, teacher, t all 9-66,.,______placement, umbrellas repaired, PAINTING AND paperhangtng. ter for Dennis The Menace (age 9 Reaaonable prices. Open daily. Ml 8-7658. feet.' Over acre of land. Plenty of Realtors Ml 9-5245, Barbara VERNON Pravda eaid the United States Not a amall loan nr finance com- ______men’s shirt collars reversert and Good clean workmanshhip at rea- monlhsl and Little Iodine efore the McClellan been made aa yet as to whom the nitla Knjoy firu 11 avrl'pASRrn. v r - at the Green. ,x, Center St. Ml 3-5002. Dak St Ml 8-1421 proposed ordinance as follows: bedrooms. Acre lot. $16,700. R F. basement. 1-orge lot. Reduced to lert Realty Co. Ml 8-2221. AH 9-1642 for the Middle East looked lo a committee. DemocraU may name to oppose t'AIlon.H. iiiRuniiu o Shojt. Io w -corI POWER MOTORS—Entire stock at Dlmock It Co., Rectors, Ml You are preaently employed STOREWlDE SUMMER -Section 1. ADOPTION OF ORDI­ $14,900 R F Dlmock Co., Real­ u:?!,’police force lo take over func- Kennedy said 17 employes in the Covell. training ran (pinhfy M uri br 17 cost. No down payment, 20 montha 9-5248, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Have car lo pay. Cole’s Discount Station, 436 CLEARANCE SALE FURNISHED ROOM at 106 Birch NANCE. Pursuant to the provi­ tors, MI 9 8245, Barbara Woods, ANDOVER—Five room year 'round Upns'''qf U.S. and British troops. Cohen Local have an aggregate of ALFOA EvenU Roofing-Siding It* or nvri, Im vr hiKli r< hoo| ctlura- •Are over 21 Robert W. Agnew, MI 3-8878,' Jo­ MJ 9-7702 Robert W AgntW Ml cottage. Two lots, near lake. Fire­ Ixits for Sale 73 The A,mcrlcan plan has not been 103 arreata and 40 convictions. lion nniTow ( ludcR HprriHl training in priRoiiRl YOU CAN Robert D. Murdock. Ml 3-8472. 9-6818, or Robert D Murdoex Ml John Cheney or Clifford Hansen. BOLTON AND vlclmty- For lota possibility lhal President Eisen­ crinimlttee will go Into all em­ built-up rrmfj$. (turirr nnd rondur USED FOUR ft. fluorest'ent lights. General A.sscmbly, the Town of and acreage call Lawrence F. at 8 p.m. by the entertainment tor work: roof, rhimnry rFpnlr« (lf\rlifpinonl for wopion All In- Two biltbs. IJke new, $10 each. CHAMBERS FURNm iRE FURNISHED ROOM rear Main St. Manchester, having a duly consti­ 3-6472. Realtor. Ml 3-2463, evenings, MI hower m'lghf' jLinwrap the package ployes of Local 107," Hoffi replied comrqjWe of the Andover I.iake f|Uii'irR itinnflrntirtl VVntr. Rivinp Earn High Im onie $18,800 — LARGE three bedroom 9-0340. Fiano; Broker. Ml 9-5910. in a persona) appearance here. riny Mapenow, Ml 9 2214; Rav Work your own hmira Three or more. $9 each. Ml 9-0474. At the Green 9 Hazel St. Ml 9-2170. tuted planning' commission, estab­ ranch, attached garage, aluminum calmly. Property Ownera’ Aasn. (ALPOA). adflrcRH and phono niiinhrr BOWERS ST. —$15,000, excellent RoUt Plana Op|tnsed. He ' said no charges have been .lac kaon. Ml n. llriHld Work In your own area Hours 10-5 and 7:30-9 daily lished pursuant to the provisions of storms, full cellar. Beautiful lot. location, near school, finished 6 CAPE COD X- Uving room, fire­ BOLTON—One large lot, also ap­ The only other event announced USED l u m b e r and building sup­ PLEASANT front room for one or Oppoaition to hbth the Ham- filed within the union against for the Red Bairn this week is tlte Have pleasant, steady work plies. Hot water heater, modern the Town C?harter. hereby adopts Near bus. Carlton W. Hutchins, room Cape, Dull shed dormer, place. paneled recreation room, proximately twenty acres. Good marskjold and US. plans was KOR niK hfat tn ahtiiKlF and huttt s t e r il iz e d used furniture for two gentlemen. Near bath. Park­ Reegec, secretary treasurer, of Friday night dance sponsored by In a home maintenance business furnacea, oil burnera. 275 gallon ing. 54 High Street. Chapter 46 of the General Statutes, MI 9-8132. tile bath, full cellar with hatchway ceramic tile bath, plastered walls, possibilities. MI 3-6321. sounded in Cairo by thi> newspaper up K'dlFra. laadfra, rhlm Ilond.s—Stocks Mortgiigcs 31 No selling, no canvassing. every room including upholstered aa amended, and joins in the crea­ New York Local 522. Kennedy de-. the ALPOA Juniors. ncy and roof r^palra rail Coujfhhn oil tank. Gun cabinet, bathroom and connections foe washer and garage, hot water oil heat, com­ Another section open at Locser’s Al Maaaa. It carried an qttack on furniture, springs, appliances and PLEASANT ROOM, continuous hot tion of the regional planning au­ (XXni—SIX room Cape. Finished dryer. Hot water oil iieat, amesite bination windows, awnings. MI scrlbed Reoger aa a convicted ex Ml ^3 7707 CONSOLIDATE debt hiln a second CALI. CH 7-6561, 10 A M -6 P M. seta complete, plumbing supplies, antiques, in excellent condition. recreation, room, garage, covertd the United States under n’^anner- tnrltonlat with one time Commu- Manchester Evening Herald sinks and toilets. Open dally 3:30- water, separate entrance. Gentle­ thority for the Capital Planning driveway, aluminum combination 9-8581. llne aaytug; mortgage loan Pay $22 25 per -40% off on new mattresses. Le- Region aa defined b.V the. Connec­ patio Beautiful landscaped yard, GERALD PARK iBltlea. Andover oorreaiMNideBt, Mrf. Paul UOOElNn. HIDlNO, painUnR Car PART TIME Esso service center. 6:30 p.m., Saturday 6 a m.-4 p.m man. Parking, Ml 3-4724. windows and doors. Electric stove, "Opposition of Arab counWes thousand per month Dial CH Blanc Furniture Hospital. '195 ticut Development Commission un­ choice, location, $17,800. H F. Venetian blinds, full length fire­ BRANFORD ST .-First time on As for Glimco. Hoffa said there D. Pfanatlehl, telephone nigrtan pentry AltrrattunH and addition! 6-8697 and ask Frank Burke or Evenings, weekends. Dependable, Choman's Housewrecking. 'Yard South St.. Rockville. TR 5-2174 Dlmock A Co., Realtors. Ml 6-5245, on ' Coventry Laky. LOTS S0'xl25' destroy both Hammarskjold ahd Calllnjt! Workmanahlp ifuarap located St Stock Place off North ROOM WITH kitchen pri'vileges, der the provisions of Section N178 place mirror, etc. included. Owner market. Six roiom Cape, clean, AT $395. A lake community for United States proposals before' had been no recent convictions of 2-8858. Mrs Carter how laay i| la. Con­ willing to work. Experience help­ centrally located. Single or double, of the November 1955 Supplement Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702. Robert new root, aluminum storms and the oft-arreated (Thlcago gangland trrd A A nion, tnc.. 299 Autumn necticut Mortgage Exchange ful. MI 9-8198 before 5 p in. Main Street, or call "MI 9-2392. FOR SALE-Three cushion English W. Agnew, Ml 8-6878, Joseph N. MI 9-4779. summer or year 'round Itvlng. Fine they are formally presented. " Rl Ml 48fl0 Siyhll babies accepted. See Mrs. to the General Statutes. .screens. Excellent value. Price roads, electricity, telephone. All 'The paper said Elsenhower figure. lounge Bofs. Needs some repairing. Dorsey. 14 Arch St. .. -Section 2. LOCAL REPRESEN­ Ashford. Ml 9-8818. or Robert D. VERNON LAKE Street—Five rortm $11,990. 4% mortgage may be as­ Kennedy said .Glimco has been a Officials Called REGISTERED pharmacist tor part CALIFONE 25 wait cohjbinatlon Reasonable. Call MI 9-9495 Murdock.'Ml 8'-8472. lake rights. Sandy Beach. Easy would try to-save the day by mak­ CONNEf'TlCUT Valley Oonatnic time. Excellent working condi­ P.A. a'yalem and variable'' speed TATION. ’ITie Town of Manchester, ranch. 2 yeara Old. Must sell. P. sumed. Agent BU 9-0939. close associate of such Chicago Sa’f tton All type.! of roofing, aldlnir Money to Ijoan 33 ATTRACTIVE furnished room for Tongren. Broker. Ml 3-6321. terms. Apply Owpera ing a perabnal appearance and Rose tions. Miller Pharmacy': MI 3-4134. record player PI 2-7415. KNEEHOLE mahogany desk, ■ in having a population of 34,116, ac­ $11,800 NO CLOSING costs, attrac­ would propose to "withdraw some hoodlums as tough Tony Accardo ’ In Bet Inquiry ipitteia and rarpentry work $5 ABANDON ALL B IU ^- Apply for one or two gentlemi^ with kitchen cording to the, federal census of ROLLING PARK—Six room Cape, and Paul (The Walter) RicCa. WOODEN STORM windows ^ go(xi condition. Price $10. MI privileges and parking. Inquire tive 3 bedrixim ranch, ceramic (Ill)—Bolton—Beautiful (oui room I'i baths, 12’xl8’ living room, fire­ (LOESER) of,his troop units from Lebanon." Embroidery veara experience Ml 8*7190 a 1st, 2nd. nr 3rd mortgage, Con- WANTED 9-4114. 1950 shall have three representa­ bath, formica counters, hot water South St., Coventry Lake. Phone Hoffa replied; "Our constitution (OiMitinuci VbHT'Fiige One) screens, six 32x56'j, nine. 32x62'i. .167 Maple, SI. tives on the board of the authority ranch. 1>,4 years old % acre lot place. cabinet kitphen. extra large "iTie Egyptian Gazette attacked doesn’t deal With asaociatlons' but '' hh sidldale your debts into one ea.ty heat, excellent construction, 100’ with apple orchard. Paneled fire­ garage, amesite driveway. 7S’x224’ Pilgrim 2-7831. Secretary nf State Dulles. payment. You may have $1,000 lor Women for our InapecliOn and one 24.X54. one 29\x53. Also 7 Va c u u m c i.e a n e r s 'boiighu Who shall be appointed as follows: with the activity of unions." Rnnftng nnd Chimneyiz 16-A piece walnut dining room set. MI FRON’f ROOM, double! beside frontage, trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ place wall, baaement large porch lot, $15,900. Ken Ostrinsky, Real­ "Let Duljca be silent so the Gen­ 'each day, said ha noticed eight 2267 a, 11111$ aa $10 a month No red packaging deparlment, factory e.x- soM, repaired, any make. MI bath, free parking, privileges. Tel. The Board of Directors 16'hereby ins, MI 9-5132. Hoffa objected when Kennedy telephones constantly ringing but tape Unlimlteil fiitui, available for perlence helpful. Houra 7 a m.-3:30 9-6746: $14,000.'F.H.A. or V.A, R. F. tor. MI 3-5169. eral Assembly can conduct its de­ IIODFINC—Hp'ClsIlzIng In repair 9-365$ aftdr 8. MI 9A740. authorized to appoint to the board Dlmock & Co., Realtors. Ml 6-5245, | MANCHESTER — lArge level liberations in an atmosphere un­ ^referred to Maxle Stern, allegedly told newsmen solemnly he figured Ing rqq’fs nf Sll kinds Also new I'onatructlon of new home. Call p.m, Eull employe benefita, of the Authority three electors of cleared loL Call MI 9-4967. ^associated with the Feldman group the phones w ere"so all those fellas today lor < ash lomni row O ntral Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 Robert i MANCHESTER—An unusual list- disturbed by massive mislesdlng 8209 rnofs Gutter work (nilmneys the town of Manchester, in the fol­ W. Agnew, Ml 3-6878, Joseph N Ing, first time on market. Large lactlos,” the newspaper sa’id. In Philadrlph'ia, as "a well known could call their wlVea and chil­ cleaned, repaired. 28 vesrs ex- Really Co, .lA 7-0196 5-1 Church SI SPENCER r u b b e r CO. lowing manner: one member to Town of Mancliester VERNON—About 18 acres with gangster tn Detroit." . » Chapel St , Manchester Ashford, MI 9-6818, Or Robert D. family? This .is for you. 8 room seven r(x>m house. Beautiful spot British Foreign Secretary Sel- dren.” ’■ i perlence Free estimsles Call Evcnlnga AD 2 2421. Ealahliahed aen'e until the first Monday in No­ Murdock. Ml 3-6474. ranch, 6 down, 2 up. ail finished. "1 don’t know If lie’s a well Waitresses in the Manor House Mowley Msqchesler Ml 8 5361. 1328 WhltehouM Bros. vember 1958, one until the first Public Hearing for small development ot homes. wyn Lloyd arrived from London, linown gangster." said Hoffa. EXTRA CASH $50 tb $200 essily Wonderful place for children, elec­ High and dr>’. Builders—See this for the aaiembly session. Dulles Restaurant below the IxxjKie joint spare lime. Sell stunning new Hy- $18,500 Monday Ih November 1959 and one Proposed Ordinance (1V)-MANC3ESTER - Six room tric dishwasher, fireplace, l>,i "He’s out of jail." said they brought the syndicate $17,900 member to serve until the first In accordance with the provl- one, P. V. Tongren. Broker. MI adheduled a meeting with him to Help Wanted—Female 35 cresl CThristmaa cards. Up io Cape just off East Center Street. baths.- about 7 years old. Owner 3-8321. mesh their atrategT;'. Hoffa was asked whether he operators meola every day, usual­ IteatinK nnd PlumbiiiK 17 100% profit. Cards aa low as $1. P A IN T IN G anil Monday In November 1960. Tliere- sions.of the Towq Charter, notice is Beautiful yard, amesite • drive, will dicker. P. V. Tongren, Brok­ knew- Stent, who Kenned,v said ly eaniing 69-oent tips. after all appointments shall be Both Russia and the West were S WA TSON, PI.UMBINO and heal SEWINirNIACHINE~ope^iT Ex- Experience unnecessary. Free NEW RANCH hereby given that a PubUc Hearing basement, fireplace^ .A real., nice er. kU 3-6321, ANDOVER—Two adjacent lake lots waa saved from, assaaslnatlon re­ "If we had known whet was go­ COLONIAL made for a period of three years. Will be heft! in the Mimi(;ipal Build­ home for $14,700. R. F. Dlmock Ic pressing for maximum support in cently by a bullet-proof vest. Ing contractor. New Inslsllallons, penciUTd prcferriMl hut will train aamples. No money down, Aaaorl- MANCHESTER—Six rixim homes, 110'x270*. No reasonable offer re­ the 81-naUon assembly. Sfiokt^- ing on up there., we wouldn’t have- if appMcant Ir (am ilm r with nuR- ment.s on approvai. Hvciest Card If you’re looking for-a home Ap,pointees under Wiis section shall ing Hearing Room; Tuesday. - Au­ Co., Realtor!, Ml 9-5245. Barbara "He’s a frishdly ncqUalntanre o! cheap," they told re­ Ho.kp mntifR IJiat arf 'jmaRlnR- sMeratloi work and repair work. DECORATING some with garages, 8 lo ch(x>se fused. Contact owner. PI 2-8801 or men for the so-called neutral na­ worked BO tlvriy' drPiKDPd tn Inm linens Rtul •5U 9 3606 (ollanrouR fftiuUv Rcwing. Kaklftr Co., Dept. E226,' 163 Esaex S(., with extra large moms — a e 8 rooms and attached garage continue to serve aftei- expiration gust 19. 1968 at 8 P.M. on a pro­ Wooda, Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag­ MI 9-0687. mine,’'''Hoffa conceded. . porters. T.)v t'o., St large wooded lot ,—- 8 bedrooms of their term until their huccessor posed ordinance as . follows: new, Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. Aah­ from, all in the $12,000 range. tions were holding back until they wcarnblrs’ Thrv arr of VRiMnuR Roaton It. Ma.sa. IntRflerAi!^ ExtRrIer a Large Ini with a beantlful Short way out. Two to choose got a flll-in ' 'om both sides on the The government claims the syn­ in?:r.*<. arui rmbrouirrrfl In Rimplf l-l,()YU 8 PLUMBING Service as -1 ...... , . .. _ — Fireplace — and a full base­ view a Ijirge living mom with is appointed and takes office. Ap­ An '''rdinance CVeating a ford. Ml 9-6818, or Robert D. Mur­ dicate gnoeeod.about$3ii million in 3-8 m. sures satisf'Bctlon, prompt serviCs MOySKW IVKS! ('URlonirr ilpmAiul EXPERIENCFID plumbers hgjpera. ment — this Is It. Fully m u itd pointees- may be reappointed for Redevelopment Agency for the dock, NU 3-6472. from In the $7,000 range. FHA orj; concrete > es they would pro­ RlitiiirR Rnfl lovrly coIoir lo atlti ! fireplace a ,8 bedrooms. . , GI financing . available. Over . 60 Sabnrban for .Solo 79 pose to lergency assembly beta on football, horsts and base- rhRrnt t(» anv it<*in t.br> luloin ' Yi|ij I'Hii coinplele Ihia prell.v CH 7 6124. Ml 9-5466 fof Avon roRmcMi’R in hlKhcat in Steady work, good wages. Life In-, G u a r o n t * ^ successiyp terms. At least one ap­ Town of Mimehester bAU in ‘he two mohths it was op­ historv* StHft now hr Avon (XXrV) MANCHESTER older Al T. more homes Ifi all price ranges. meeting. 33 on Missing * pHUrhi Nij 22rt7 igntjilns hoi- pair In al mo-xl no time surance. medical and accident In­ pointee shall be a member of the SECTTION J. ;^embcrs. Pursuant WEST SUFFIELD—For the handy- erating. Fede al Ogmta sold the i PLUMBING AND Jobbing altei s- rrpi r.if nlHtivr rani $2fi lo $40 a aura i.ur progiama. Apply Beison R. F. DIMOCK CO. Werkmanchip planning commtsaion and if such lo Public Act 125 of the Jan: room honiet three.bedrooms. 2-car For further .Information call The man. Small eight room'home, five Oromyko-'talked yesterday with Iron transfpi foi H motile, niatr-i No 6206 with Patl-o-Rams 1, ' lions, copper lepnirlng Emergen garage; large liif. Within St. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Indian Ambassador Arthur Lall. bqokifs receiver) more than 2,30Q' rial irqiluiWurnlH; .stitch llluRtia - I work, with a 40% »ommiaRlon. Bioa., New Britain, or Call JA Phone Hr 3-0110 R. F. DIMOCK 00. reureseritaUve’s membership on tiary 1957 General Assembly, there bedrooms, all t^ improvements. Icing dinniice.telephone (Alls over In ,17-c, 3. 4. 5. 6, 7, 8 yeara. Size 4. I cy calls. Ml 9 7636, Avon rm d iu lR . .lA 2 l74*W. . 7-4922, the Town Planning Commission is hereby created the Manchester James Parish. $18,900. R. F'. tors. MI 3-6930, MI 9-5524. Or PI Very low taxes, H acre lo(, nine who met also with U.S. Ambassa­ Japan Airliner tlonR and color cliait. 1 L vai d, of ,'t5-inch. Dlmock It Co., Realtors. MI . 2-7412. dor Henry, Cabot Lodge the 2-month period ' Send in C'oins. for tlu.s j)at-, ahall cease during his term as sucJi Redevolopment Agency, which, minutes to Springifield. Westfield Tabberl is seeking indictments No 6209 with Palt-o-Kama la representative;' then he ahall be shall be compoaed of live (5) elec­ .0-5246, Barbara Wooda. Ml 0-7702, and Bradley ^eld Owners must Mahmoifd.FSwzi, foreign minia- (CoDtlnned (n>m Page One) tern add Tk- ffu CRt h pallrin for : in aiz-ca 10, 12, 14. Hi, 16. 20. Size 'Rotert W. Agnew. MI 3-6878, Jo­ VERNON, Box Mountain Drive — let for the tlnlted Arab Republic, 'or excise tax eVaslon on. the bets f\r»t-rlRRs niHiliiiR Send to Anno I considered to have resigned fjro'm tors of the 'Town who shall be ap­ sell. Asking $8,000. Good ilzed against eight men. 12. 32 biial. 5 yard., of 35-inrh Two said Regional Planning Authority pointed by the General Manager seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818, or Handsome 8H nwm ranch. Three down payment required; Lawrence was due to arfire today. A Faw- miles southwest ot Tokyo.-that it Cabol. Tlir Maiu’heRirr rONuninR | patleina. . Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. bedrooms, two fireplaces, oil hot z!-Gromyko meeting \t’as expected More thnn- 160 blg-tlme gam­ Herald IlftO \ \ h.. OI AMKKI- SEPTIC TANKS • SEPTIC TAW^ and the vacancy shall be filled by with the approval of the Board of water heal. Basement garage, F. Flano. Broker. MI 0-8910. had trouble with ilk left engine blers, bookies and wealthy men ■ f'A8. NEW VOIIK ,10. N. V. Print I Sent THIUrV-P'lVK I’EsN’TS in AND Cleaned and InataUed the Board of Directors. Terms of Director!!. The members first ap­ (VU)—SDC ROOM ranch neat Ppr- at the earliest possible moment. and was returning lo Tokyo Inter­ coin, for each pattern add 5c for $18,900 $23,900 $17,800 $16,40P large w (^ ed lot. Ideal for chil­ Both the Soviet Union and the from erjaat to coast sold to have •Name. AddresR ami Pnttrrn Nuiu office of Initial appointees shjill pointed • shqll • be designated to ter street School Two .praihic dren. Don't misa looking at this QUIT PAYING HIGH RENT national Airport. made bets 'rith the aj-ndlcate will her. I CIO li pallrin for fust-rln.,., mail­ • SEWERS - commence upon establishment of serve for one, (wo. three, four and ttls baths, fully plastered Bn- UAR are putting prime emphasis A half hour later, it asked per- ing, .Send to -Sue Burnell Man- PLUGGED SEWERS exceptional buy. Price $15,700. appear before the grand jury Be­ Have you n enpy of mii IP.'iM j s .An elder 7-rmim home thsi NEW RANCH Machine OleaheJ said Authority. five years respectively and there­ ' closed (orch, • Mtached -garage. Gaston Realty Company, Ml You can make money also; A (in demands for immediate with­ mlsalDh to land at Klsarazir Air ( h c le r PIveiilnK Herald, 1150 W E . LARGE RANCH Sec. 3. RESIGNATION OF MEM­ after members shall bb appqinted drawal of U.S. troops from Leba­ Pass, 35 miles southeast of Tokyo, fore the 2-(veek hez^ngs are .over. Needlework Album'' It >"ntniii$l Machine Cleaned RANCH Large tot $43,900 R. F 'Olmock, 9-5731. J______four room house shell, a dug well, dozen nf -nreltv .doRiRna m citt* OI A.MEim AS, NEW lO im .8(1, look, like new ln,lde snd nut s An extra nice home off Pur­ • $ bedronms, large living room • INSTALLATION BER. Any representative who la to serve fof five years. Any va­ Si Co.. Reoltora, MI 9-5245 . Bar­ non and British troops from ’’Jor on the shores of Tokyo Bay; N',8. I’riiil Name, .\ildie.s., with Septic Tanks, Dr.y .Wells. Newer e Nice S-room home In Man­ absent from three, consecutive reg­ cancy shall be filled for the lih- bara Woods. Ml 9-7702. Robert W. BAST HARTFORD-$10,800 Ctpo electricity, finished road, 300’ front­ •|3an. There were no further messages. rhet. knit, cpibrnideiv and sew. | s t hedriMim, s '1-csr garage ler SI. t H rooms s 2 full Itaths and dining room e 2 fireplaces phiR direcllonR fni oiif. Unit amli Zone. SIx'lc Niimlicr and .Siz.c s Encl»,eCTOR ROAD—Juat a hop 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.. long-range plana under U.S. di­ waters. Wells St. to the mlniile style,. Don't ml,a It! I3II-I8« Penri NL - Ml S-ASn8 R. F. DIMOCK GO. shall be filled by (he Board of Di­ technical, consultants, legal coun­ heat, aluminum stonna, US’ front­ from bus. Six room Colonial, large rection for Improving economic Five Jap(Uiese Coast Guard John F. and Kathleen R. Me- Ml 9-4143 rectors. The requirements of this sel and employes as it may require. age’, near bus, a real buy. Carlton living room, fireplace, separata and social conditions In the Mid­ boats began a sweep of the area Dermott to Chester M. Ferria, TO-THE KNKOLLED .ME.MHKR.S W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. dining room, brealifast nook in from Shimoda -- near.where the properly tm Gerard St. OF THE nKMOCRATIC PAU'I'Y section may be waived where ill- —SEC. 3. Ex^M8ea.'*The memTsertt dle East. neaa, or other extenuating circum­ of the Agnecy ahall serve without kitchen; Three nice )>edrooms. two- Wanted—Real fintate'TI Both U.S. and British diplomatic plane first enCountefed trouble — BuUdlag Peinilla OFTH p: . TOWN,yip-^ noi.'i'i i MAN.CHE^ER —For economical car garage. Shown any time by to Tokyo Bay. Mary C. Roach, alterations to Piirauant to the pim l.xion, of the AIDIIS.SIO.N stance makes it Impomible for a coltipensatiiip but V may be reim- livti^ bay this Attractive 8-room sources stressed the need for a repreaentniUve to ifietit the atthRtl-. Itursed for neceadOry expensea. anpolntment, Elva Tyler, Realty. SESLLINO TUUR home? For The plane was on a flight to house at 36 Walnut St, $700. ' State Prjiiiary Law and nilos of . C ^ , near new high achtMl. Flre- Ml 6-4469, $ a 9-8824. prompt, otticleni. couitaous oerv- program thai would deaLwitji the ance requirement of tnla aectloq, F SBC. 4. Aeuona. Actions by th? broad and fundamehtal problems of Nagoya in western Japan. Qerord and Olive O’Oonnor, al­ the Dcmo( ratic Parly, \'oii aip OF FI.FUI’OKS FOR THE VERY CEST IN HOMES OAU NOW IS THE TIME TO lUY YOUR Sec. 4. EFFECTIVE DATE. Agency shall be taken only on .a pioce. goraga. I0n« tot. $14500 ice and oppraiahig withput obllga- terations to house at 143 Kant hereji.v, jvarned that a'caticua will The Board ot Ndmla.,l(*n oTKlec- $14,700 AUCTION NOTICI with 10% (town, Madeilne Smith, ANDOVER — Clean ' 4H room Uoo, coll 8. A. Boechler, Realtor) the Middle East. But spacific de­ be held on Auguat 16. 1956 at 6' This ordinance shell become effec­ majority vote of an ’the members. Realtor, la 8*l«4l , Ranch, plastered woUSi ceramic tails were still lacking. Rd., $300. tni, of Iho Town of Co\-entiy will ] l 0»« Main .SI,—Manchmler I tive ten days after public notice of SEC. 5. Duties. The Agency shall t o S-8989 or Wesley R. Smith As- FUtST THINGS. FIRST P.M. al the Conimiinity Hall, Bol­ hold acsHioii on .Saturday, August (Opjt. Old High School) 1958 MERCURY bath, aluminum combination, ■odoU, MI 9>-8902.'^Member MulU- Lloyd told newqmeii at London ton. to endorac ca'hdldalrs foi Kep- 6-ROOM CAPE its paasage unless a petition for have those. dUUea ga are set forth (X-) MANC31ESTER-8ix nwm Go- acre lot. Dead and street. Excel­ FAST START 23, 1956 Itom 10:Q0 A.M. to 4:00 IS BRAND NEW MERCURVR TO CHOOSE FROM overrule ^all have been filed with In Actions 53, .54 4t' 55 6f IhibUc' pl8 tMUng Mnrlce. airport the British government ) St. Simona lalond, GA. (Ah — resehlative .to the ticneral Aaaem- ILM,. al the llrehmiae In North . ALL MODELS. . . AlX.COIAiRS lonlo) on a large lot lirUh a beautl- lent flaoncing. Lawrence Flano, wgnts to sea “aoma kind qf status Betty Lou Roebuck, preparing tq New‘York oi>)—With lU drtee • Rstalillshcd hlanchester neigh­ FRIDAY. AUG. 15 the Town Clerk th accordance with Act. No. IS . of the Janiiary^.ICS? ful view. 1S)(90 Uviiig room -with for a 16-mUUon-doUor OovOLof- blyand for Justicea of the Pern e, Covenliy foi the puipo.,e of ex- R. F. DIMOCK Co. Prirasi will aeVar be lower . , . aad year present ear will aesrar Broker. MI 9-WlO. u a x m o Totm home, land oe (or the Middle. Bast countries, to leave (or a 'Baptist youth confor- snd to Iranaai/l aiich 'other Inial- borhood • Ctonvenlenl to bus At « P.M. the Town Charter. General Aaa^bly. fireplace. 8 beilrooma, , garage. bustnsee, (or prompt oorvlee,.cau m«nt fund lust getting underway. aimmng qiialilicatlona and sdmir- be worth more thga It le right now In tradA | Gilbert C. Barnes, Secretor}/ ' Gilbert C. Barnes, Secftstoiy enable them to (eel they m»y live ence. went to a bonk to get odm* nesB as may be proper to come be­ tmg lo 'the; elector's oslh those and shopping • neaiillfiil fenred . $rr.900. R. F. Dimock H Co.. Real- OOVENTOY-'-Splc and span five Paul J, COrrenti, Broker, iu their own.Uves In independeneb and travelers' checks. Asked th# Union Theological seminary re- .yard e Ftreplare • Full base- Household Furnishings, Ml 9424$ ■ Board of Directors r Board of Directors ? ' tors.' MI 9-6348, Barbara Wooda, room -dwelling. Short distance WM*'.'’ - • porU that tl.4«0,000 alrewly Itai fore said caucus. fpimd qimliried. Antiques, Rrtc-A-|iracs, preiwrving' their- integrity)' that teller, "What denomination?" Bet­ BOLTON DEMOCRATIC TOW N ment. j- Manchester, Connecticut / Manchestar. jiOoluiecUcut Ml 8-7703, Robert W: Agnejv. MI from Manchester with about been received to gifts and pMgoz- Dated si Coventry, Oonn., this Alaa.if Fine Pieces. - BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N.ASHFORD Dated at. MancheiUr, CkHinecO- •' Dated at Manchester, OinnecU- $-8878, Joseph tf. Ashford.- MI acre land..8eUtng under $8,000. usTinas WAiniiDi: tbejr. lyiU hot lx undeitmlhed by ty, appAreaUy: church-mind­ COMMITTEE 15th day of August 1958, Ml M m M0R|ARY:Y BROTHERS ■ObversUra' oMmeats from out- ed Uuu) money-minded. repUedp TRe exponsioa/ program wea sn- Vincent KtrzeiiU'kl. Chairman InapsHitlen 8 P.M. Ml f-AClS . ouL this 12th dhy o t August, 1958. ettt, this Cth .day o t Auguat, ICSC. M 818, or Robpn D. Xurdoqk, MI For furthar tnfermat1oo„ eontoet eoarteetia. eeavaotait.aervlee notmeed two sApttHss iga Richard M, Gallnat MrGrafh. AoettoDaer R O B i»T W. AGNEW VtOBEET D. MITSOOOK LiaeolB — Maatsuy e^.CeatNMatal — BaglMi ParR A4vt- M ia AUea OamiMt, Itaaitdti 10 0-4M. ■ r . y . M f f p h BeMur. MI' r ' "Buj^ipt, o t eoiiraet" ' Dated at Bolton. Conn.-, this 12th Berlron A. Hunt R. F. PIMbOK 00. — . . MI 1-S4TC M l CENTER EVBNINOR---MI »A1U -■t • '-..r ; day of August.' 1958. , Board of Balaclman I,, y' • 'A , V ••--- V*' v'"' .*•«=

N . \ * 'v Atexaxe DRil^'Nct l^iie Run Th* Weather TUESpAY, AUGUST 12, 4^58 For tl«" Weeli Raded - PAGE FOURTEEN . t l. ItlW Fereeut ef D. 8. Weather Benue illanrlrPBtpr C u m in s iifralb \ hlwwere. Uraederltenau emlieg> 12,701 eurijr toeiglit. fair late teelgM. A farewcU party for John J. Supertatandent Frad Thrall aaid Member mt the Audit Lew Mar es. Tlilitaday auuii9' het WeU Mdy Feed teats and drilling are centimilni* on About Town Kosky, son qf-'Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Fire Damages Russell $tover Bureau of OreulaUeu leea hunld7-|llth la lew 89*. ward ^r^KoSky, 49 Hyde St., wai a daj^-tp-day ' baaia to aee if a Manchest^rr—A City of Village Charm hold Sirnday in honor Of hla enlist- Globe W ilb o u t gravity*-l|ni to -Globe Hollow will You Should Know... the the moat practical way of join­ CANDIES The weekly »neelinff of the Man­ lUttiW-Tn the Army. Kosky. former Hebron Hous^^ chester Squadron of (^vil Air Pa- the National Cliiard here, left Help from j^tniip ing the new well to the town’s ‘ 3 5 Lb. And Cp VOL. H X V II , NO. 267 (C'laaamed AdrerMalag, ee Kige It) Crol. USAF, will he hold at 7 p.i^. Yesterday for Kt. Dix, N. J.. where William A, Amlrulot water system.. y\ MANCHESTI^R, CO^N.,'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1658 (TWENTY PAGES) .^IC E FIVE CENTS Wednesday at the AmcrUan Lcjjjoh he will reoelve hasle training. ■ An estimated *3000 damage was the result of a house fire In The ne^v town well olY Fern 81'. -r* — ------Home. A Manchester rpan who plays a, ExcluBtve in Knights of Columlms will hold Hebron last night. will be -drilled dMper to tee if Accident The house, owned by Albert Bll- , mnJor role In keeping the town’s Manche${er at The Cla.ss of IP.'iR-df Manclios- i " summer dance at the K of C water can be* channeled to Olobe lard, now In Holland on businessand, greens att ractive and ter High School efiohrated last I I'omo Saturday from 9 to IJ p.m. Hollow Reaarv.oir . without puritp- Eitda in A rre s t ' ~ ■ for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft ' is WUllam Andrulot, night at the hoyrfe of ftobert Al­ Nnn-inomhors ajf well ais members foieiitan of the Park Department. aecdrding to General Mandater QUINH'S / bert. 19 .Oakland Ter. one of its SIT Invited to attenc and dame O . of. East Hartford, and rented by tliree bachelors, caught fire His duties range from supervising Richard Martin. Mrs. Ruth M. .Stanton, 45, of last rennloiw'of the summer before to the mu.sic of Tony O'Bright's the skating' rlpk In Center Springs last night when Gerald Klkln, one The manager aaid the Stephen 169 Oak, St., was arreXted ye'iter- PH ARM AtY some of Its meijibers lesve foi Orchestra Light refreshments will Park to plantihg trees. of the tenants, left an empty pan B. Church Co..will drill-lower than i afternoon ks the result of a S’?* MAIN "s t r e e t U.N. Police in Mideast .school or go toewoik in the fall hi served. Tickets may he oh- Andrulnl has uteri working on nor accident. \PoilCl! said Mrs. - ''-I ...... Everyone shared his experiences of | laiired at the home or from Lioois on ,th« stove while snswering the 500 feet to aee if tlie water will the trees/ spraying, removing, and build up enough preaaure to rlae spton backed but of her drive­ / thie summer and caught up on the Lanr.ano. 40 Olenwood SI. telephone. Iriinming them. Other riteri under near the top. without having to be way and struck s' carparked latest news to the ta.sle of potato Kiliin, who had Just begun to him do the heavy work on -the a pumped It here. across the street. ' chips and coke, . Atideraon-Shea Auxiliary. VKVV. lueparc. aiipfer! returned fioni his Idtlle I.eagiie ball fields and ttre She ia charged with Improper will hold a meeting Innighh at 7:30 phone (all and found the kllclien many softhall fields u.sed during He aaid if a high-enough level ia LECLERC backing and failure to carry her ; The Manchester Square l)iincr,„| the post home In flai.ies the Slimmer, In addition tq the reaehed, the water will be. piped in­ Club will hold a dance for memhers Volunteer .Ire companies from genersl maintenance work re to Olobe Hollow by/gravlty. motor vehicle reglatrq.tion. Police , FUNERAL HOME only Thursday on the tennis courts Hebron, Columhia, and Amatoh a n -' fjoired on the parks and greens. Friday the yield more than ful- said the woman was unable to j at the West Side Rer from R.30 In (slastoiil)iiry iVlan ! Awrrrd thr caJ) Thr Park Dfpflptt1*irnt hSA com- lUted expectatiops that it would be produce the registration when FUNERAL 11 pm. Earl .Tohn.slon \yill he the ' DoHAld fJnffln. rhirf of thr fle- fdrtrd tsvo major JoHa thAl were 200 gallons at 500 feeL The output asked for it. Mrs. Stanton hit a car owned by : raller. (iharj^od in (erasli hron ftre rnmpHny rAlimAtod -thr undrttflkrn Aome timr Ago a wha 580 g^lona per minute - the dRniHgr At $.‘^000, moAtly from Aluling4iill in Center .Spring* pArk capacity or the testing equipment j Arnold Kurth II, I ’TO Oak St. 'The > SERVICE i. RiTKFkr And Atorte AlepA leading into the used. X, j Kurth car was parked In front of ' Walter N. A <,flnRtonbui y mfln wha a i- Thr nthrr t'A'o ti'HiintA of ihf pAi'k from Main St. The Seymour tVall-digglnK Arm hi* home, directly qcross the I I^clerc, Soviet Delegate Hits Marines start rPAtrrl last nljjiit Aftrr hiA car , liniiAr Air AvSi^.V ^ti VArAtlon. “The Ajiding hill ban taken u* would/ have subtracted *3,000, » tr« t from Mra, Stantoh’a drive- Director Also Prpposes Arab ramniPd mtn Ihr tpai of anothri' two year* of on-«nd-off labor to about half the contract price of j "'»y. police aaid. i AUlo on rU- 44A in North (’ov- roinplete. and thi* wlntri waa the dig^ng the well, if it did riot give , Patrolman Jamaa McCoo* sum- Coll Ml 9-5869 DEVELOPING have a choice of about six types, I rnt 1 y. Jarvi.s Lou AimI tinte IhAt it waa uard. It looka at least 200 gallons per minute-.^ - moned Mrs. Stanton to appear in 23 Main Street, Manchester .'htatP Tolhr jhar^orl HhioUI pirtty good and 1 think thr kid* -all popular trees. I think we have ' Water and Sewer Departmerit 1 Town Court Friday. I ; one of the heat tree-planting pro West’s Quest for OilTrom'Sion j Pfan. 3H, of Main St (ilaAlmihiii v iOii Slat<“ Project enOived it." Bill aaid. EconomiCxProgram Iwith driving iinflrr ihe influrmp '«f Bill Atartcd with the Paik De- grama in Connecticut,” Bill add- ^ pil. W M T D M i ; int oxK A t ing ]ir|urn nj dnigA arvl partn>enl ha a caretAkei 2.3 yeaiA United NalilMIfl, N. Y., Aug.'i’h'f*''''ention In the Arab elate*.■’ . ! a Beirut, Aug. 1.*? (i?*)— A with lArklcj^A di iving. The .lurviR (‘oMAl ruf llfm ( Vi of Bill was born Aug. 15, 191). He 1 nitpfl Nation.*, N. V.. Aug. 1.3 (/Pi^i^TfPsident Eisenhower ago. Hr WAA employed at the Che­ 1.3 (,tP)_The U.N. General As-1 President Eiaenhowei, appearing: token withdrawal of U.S. Ma- Thr Acridrnl Of CUT rrd Hboul K..T0 MAnrhrAtri Iiaa Aubmitlrd An Ap- ney Mlila anfl enme on to help run ; attended local schools and left to today .set fort It a sn eeping 6-point plan| fhr building enduring 6 2 01 Tir«d of parking a "batllawagon”? ' pm \^hrn niChaid Mill. 21 - of ; pAiCMt h)W bid of $ A .I for thr the Akattng nnk at Center I work at Cheney's. aembly adjourned at 1 2 ; 4 4 | " d " V e ‘"U"mbiTthel ^o- , rnnAlriH tinn of tuo milcA of pAV- Mid-east peace—-inrluding swift cfealiinn s f an emergency j .silvfr SI Covrntry Alopprd lo SprlngA He returned, the following Androint lives with his wife and p.m. It will meet, again at unlted States readv before Soviet ; ing rm Pt. ’S ir. /orth Mftvrn, T)ic ' GO. T. t^^Wori I ‘^«*'’ « U.N. police force and an international jeconomic development I In orjrowing tata by hr whi winter and haa been with the de­ chlldien, Joyce, 16. Wllllsm D., 14,1 both a Middle East peace force and I fo re ig n M ini.ster Andrei Gro- ' niAking A Irft turn on Rl 44A. I projr«'t, vL A.A onr of ArvcrAl on 10:30 a.m. tomorrow, pi'ogram. partment prnnanently ever Aince. ' and Richard. 10. at 307 Cooper a bold new agency to help finance m ykO -dem ajlded in th e U.N. poltl’C- AHV \ whn h bnifl uerr opened vrAtridAV Hill St., during most of the year | In a diamatic personal appearance jbefore a MRse extra­ “Someday the pond ahoiild hr United Nation.*, N. Aug. economic m’ojec** I General As.seJnhlv that all 1.5.- PfAii, who UAA following Mill, ■ b;, Ihr .StAir Mig.iWAV I>rpArtmcnt filled in It eoiild hr uaed for a .Siimmets, the family moves too Y., He was given a rousing round o f, ~ . ____ ■ , n , ordinary meeting of the United Natiojna General Assembly, etliink Uir rrni of thr Mill («r, ’arwl Ihr tntAl coaI.r rxcrrdrti 1,3 ((P>—Soviet P'oreign Minis­ playground in the Mumnirr and Hammonaasell Beach, where they | applause a* he concluded hi* 30- 1®^^ A m erican troop.* pull out the President at the same time accli.*ed Russia— wHhout uinn's I damaging it AlighLIy nnd drnioliAh- .milium hooded In the winter for akating." camp In a traflei. BUI joins hla Rambler ter Andrei A. Gromyko an­ minute speech. Soviet bloc dele- at once. I ing hiA own aiitfj, flcrordlng to po- L. (L Defriur A Hon of North MHid Andrulot who pinbahly family on weekends. He enjoys j gates and some of the neutralists, naming the So\ iet I nion—o f stirring jup war hysteria with jllce swered Pre.^ident Eisenhow­ The I.7Q0 men of the 2nd Marine iMavcn uma .croud low buUlrr on knowA the akating rink hrttrr than fishing beau "trout fishing” he however, did not join In the ap- „ clic.s of “halli.sfic blackmail.” “ harmacy Pf,iu Has aiie.sled hy Stale Pn- NOW 7 TH IN SALES er’s Middle East peace bid to­ Division’s 2nd Bsttalion worked INC. 0 thr nt. ^ jf/b with I70P.944 A anyone staled emphatically. "If I had nijM plause. The President left the U.N. ^ blazing ephower laid down hi.s propo.sala for p«ace and eco- lliedian Edward p Reattie and re- I joint hid of $726.P2fi by Ihr North day with a charge that the Ml-y */j6 Andrulot aald that thr depart* way. that*a how I'd spend my vs- > Easy to Park^ So Economical! immediately after his speech and ammunition and heavv equlp- nomK'NiMiility in a prepared major foreign poficy speech ear- I leased on a ,4200 bond. I Hnvr/1 rnnAlruction Co And thr iiieni apraya Die pond and trira lo cation. United States wa.s the main I He IS lo appeal In Coventiv head^ ment.on ships of the 6th Fleet The ried coastHjvcoast on television and radio, and beamed around VrllrcA ('on.At niction Hn of NVw make thr .Aiirfaer amootli. hut “thr "Th4 recreation program at the ; threat to peace in that area. Jordans chief delegate Monem k. m. u,.., ((,. n.., .lil.slire CoiHl on Aiig. I.'i. ' Mavrn n’HA t bird. wenlher gelA thr he.At of ua many shore Is great for the kids. They I The .Soviet ..leader addressed the Rifal told the assembly hi* coun- ' 7 ; ' 7 the woi'ld li/!fh*' government'a. Voice of America Radio. I 'I‘hr Irttgr.Rt of thr piojrctA 1a ! Iniea.” llAve a baaishall league there and I emergency Middle East meeting of try was struggUng against indt- [J*"'' 7 »' He said his pr^ram would promote “a true Arab renaii- two milrA of roncirtc paving «nd 'Phe foirnian anld that hla offire i mV oldest son plays about four I the 8l-nation General Assembly reit aggression snd plots against Uhsmoun to bolster .saiue.” 'I'he alteruitAe. he aaaerted, la; reeeivea aomr complamta about Its integrity. He-said Biaenhow- hi* pro-western regime after the Acvrn ovrrpHAAr> on fU. S Ir. Nam* I games a week." BUI said. shorlly after Eisenhower had oui- “The danger that nitijon.s under aggi'e.s.a:ive leadership will gaturk. anrl thr appairnl low bid- the ( ondition of the 1( e. but added lined a bioad program feir U.N a c -'*' * »Pe*‘<'h brought hope and aal- ' ’ " ‘I' ‘’”"P del WMA Ihr Bninaili ( 'nnat ruetlon that the people of ManL-heater air tion. including creation of a stand-' *»f«Ptlon. Loading of heavv equipment was .seek to ex|iloit man'K hoiS40.6^>3. very underatandlng and thr roni- by police force and a regions) agen- British spokeams|n welcomed scheduled to be completed tomor- tions. pai'tit’Ularly small natuih*, with in apparent choice be- plaintA are few In number. cy to finance better living : f*** U.S. proposals and aaid the roev. The men will f1ni.«h going I tween supine surrender, or waU^„ OPEN WED “It’a not quite the aeaaon m talk •Refusing to take the Preaidenl's »peech was "full Of constructive aboard ship Friday. Again wtlhoul naming Moscow,♦ ------—^ about the rtnk. la It 7“ I^aaked. NOTICE ALL DAY cue fqr playing down East-West dlf-1'fl**" which we believe should’be The other Marinea and Armv Kiscnhowsr comp*r»(i th* Kr*m- ^ 'tx ^ “Rut I remember One ^perlencr ferencia, Gromyko charged that fallowed up." lin's conduct with somfon* whn | that I won't forget foi/a while. I troops continued peaceful palrols WE WILL BE CLOSED policies of the United States and Grom.rko opened up his blast around Beirut. There was no indi­ criea "fli*" in s crowded sasembly. O C C l J l WAA plowing anow offdhe ire near Britain ’’thigeten to hurl mankind shortly after the President had WORLD Ihr deeprat point, in the pond when cation when they might leave. Th* President's proposed six p w a i FOR VACATION into fh* abyss of. a new war with He chided the I'nlted States Only a handful of Lehaneae the Ire rrarked bertealh the trar- all its consequence*.’’ for its withdrawal of one Marine lor '■ watched as the 2nd Battalion put "T' a st.ndhy Unued N .lio n . -t OF j ik c i' < 1811 He accused the United .States of ballallon from Lebanon as mean- “Thr rear wbeela unit through AUG. n Thru AUG. IS Its geai on linding ciaft for trans- : peace force | i ' ._ __ 'x DOUBLE GREEN trampling the U.N. charter under ingless. Rambler is selling more because it give* handling ease. Save every mile you drive port to Kth P'leet slilps in the har­ 2. An Arsb-run Midesst. ecn- ...» i . 7*» «:,„( the ire, hut the tractor crawled its feet by sending military forces Referring to Eisenhower's pro- ahead Tlie plow waa high in thr OPEN SAT., AUG. 16 people more of wbat ihey want—big car —aave when you trade. Rambler ia firat bor. When the Marines landed 29 nomic development loan fund and-; ^ ' inlo Lebanon. He alao rharged that posal for economic development, A lerhmcsl assistance program.' w ra room and comfort, amall car economy and in resale value. See your Rambler dealer! days ago ciowds of Beirut re.ai- PINE LENOX air and the machine tilled at a indirect aggre.ssion was a firm part Gromyko .said the Soviet Union prliu tof Middle Raat .peace won EVERY < r n/y. angle 'Hie rhailia on the dep. s turned'out hut now they had jflnamed (oinllv hy tha Amb of t'.fi, foreign policy. ^agreed that e.conomi' development ■ 9talc8. thw United Stales and otheT stiong (longtehaional endoreement wheel* kept digging into the brok­ gotten used to seeing the Leather­ Dr CORMIER m o t o r s a l e s , INC.. 24 MopI* St., Manchester ’■Oil,, oil and oil again," Gromy- wris a good idea. He insisted, count l ies, pi esumahly Innltiding j toda.v, even fr(Sm some who have en ire amt finally the front wlieela VIC’S SODA SHOP necks. PHARMACY ko aaid. "That Is what Is tempting howeVej;, that i:.S. troops must be Russia. » been rrllical in the past of policle* STAMPS WED. hit aome haifl ice The plow drop­ I.Mi W EST 5IIDD1.E TPKE. in that area. the monopoli.sts of the United wilhriraWo from Lebanon and' One group of I.ebanesc dropped .3 A I on spin t U.N. check to 399 E. ( rnler 81.^.Ml 9-099B ped anil the weight of it pulled thr I Stales and United Kingdom in the British trodp* from Jordan before unsigned lesflei. on the North oiii b ^ inflainqiatory propaganda | Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- liHctor and me up onto aotld Middle East and that is what, ----- j Beach saying: "Yankees Go Home. bioadeast* lo and from th* Middl* Minni railed Btsenhower ■ speech ur 1 headeil atraight for the nrar- prompta them to lake military ^ (Continued on Twelve) We swear we will not stop- short I East nations. to th* United Nations 'General eat bank and got off that ma- sii^piss li^lpsaa iigpiw i^pii sd|ps» ■rqpsw ii^miii^san<|ftM ,iigb saii^ifcsslA TV SERVICE for complete withdrawal of oc- The Hoti.ae vote.s today whetli- good faith. today after a second atomic sub­ can remain undetected for long pe- Kniiaaa teettfled toda.v he ar­ saidj the Investtgation wa.a dropped ('suing world attention to the Loi 1 tii‘ \ ei mm l)ii.va gi* A Call cuoying troops" . ^ er to cite Bernard Gojdfine, Sen. peorge D. Aiken (R-Vtl marine had crossed under the rioda of time, and can fire missile* ranged for better treatment of .becitu** of political piessuc* from tense situation In that tiny king­ MoAid of Kihu all'in The .Marine* themselves weren't • • dom, Eisenhower warned that "in- said th\ the House Uoui-' could result. polar cap. ’Fhe. Nautilus arrived ! venting war." merer CoiiimiUee. Would, he baaed *>'• investlgalor.a dug up let tei .« | *nd Ui. at a i f h\ haying gone along United (Itste.s la mindful of Its yesterday in Portland, England, The United Stales currently is oi Gnldfine's refusal to answer 22 toda;.’ telling of conferences in lO.T.'i wU'.' bis liealmenl of yoiii Eisenhower proposed fast Gen- and got a big welcome. huilding a fleet of 33 atomic subs. 88 Believed Dead question* pul lo him hV-.,* aiih- between a foi iiier governor of K*n- Krlday ^''■1 A..*embly action on th* psi-la ((kmNniiod oq I'aga Twelve) The Navy released word of the | Tliese include three' already in committee probing his ' relsi(nna "8*. who was roun.vrl for Tesm- "I. of (Oiiiae, expressed thy ap- "f his program dealing with the 8ka.leja.,achiev*ment la.st n I g h I | smtviqe. levei al soon to go into In Jap Air (A*a.sli witli Adams. stela' hOas .lame* R. Hoffa ahd a uerlaliori to him and told him that force, f^ebanon, Jordan and m e witHbhi any fanfare ill in a two j aerviee and others in the process have siwsy* thought no one had the curbing of aubyeralve propa­ SAVINGS and LOAN If th* House votes to send ,he to wort y vei y nun It, shout doing ganda. The regional' economic de­ paragraph itatement. This con­ of construction or on the airthori- Tokyo. Aug. 13 1.7*' .Sixteen ■ ‘talion to the Justice Depailmenl ,lh'’f8|'k’ntmg Holta ------bohm.ei Gov. Payne Rainer, * the right thing.' velopment plan and arms control "j trasted shaiTily with the special zation list. bodites were recovered from the »nd if Goldfine is then prosecuted Bulletins DOUBLE While House ceremony ■ arranged Re)>iihlii an, identified letter* ex- A .Match 11. 19.'i4. letter finin he left for handling Chroiigh other Some of the vessels will be arm- Pacific todav after Japan s second *»d coiivlcled, he could be given a MADK OUK Ratner lo Hoffa anld .Smilli had U..N machinery. last P'riday to announce the .Naii- ed with Polaris 1,500-mlle range fatal civil airline crash sine^ maxiMium penally ol $1.0(K) hn# I liniged witb Rep. Wint Smith t R- Tile President made it clear the froin the A.P Wiree tiliia' voyage. miRfiilFR that can be fired from un- World War II. There were no gig-ns •»'* R vear.ln priaon. Ksiil. r*fti.v*d to sign a (ontempi ( ila- Arab* first of all mnsi agree on The bare anncfimcemenl last deraea which meana, from the of aui’vivora fiom the 38 persons. GoLmne, at ■ healing last July Rstner was in the winie.as (haii lloii against Hoffa prepared by WORLD GREEN of the .Sensif Racket.'* Investt- Hoffman. the regipnal development plan He night aaid the Skate surfaced in polar region they could strike deep . including one" American, aboard II. reiiised lo answer 22 questions said :- .MOON RHOT NOT RET an ice field aome 40 miles from , in the hesrt of Russia and have the twin-engine DCS of All-Nippon about the flnani es of the Bo.'sloii galing I'omimltee v.liult got the Theif was also a .Match 31 1954 lellei from .SniiTh lo Ratner 'Shoii^J (he Arab Stsles agree New York, Aug. 15 iP)—•AlaJ. th# North Pole lo radio word of good hiding plar-e under the ice. Airways. Port Development Co , * real estate letters from his tiles. Gen. Donald. M. YsUe*. com­ DREAMS the trip. The Navy said the Skate, tj One lettei, from Smilb to Rainer. which said: on Ihe usefillness of such a sound­ The Skate, while aeconff to reach ,, bodies were not identified I'old ng companv he conliols 'ITie mander Of the mls*U« tM t. cieii- sHid clismes foi a ciintempl of "I have heard nothirig more ly organized re ;jonal irmtitiilion. the third U.S. atomic sub built, the .North Pole, haa two other rec- immediately. Poston tndiisti isli. support it ' R k .ir ‘'U engine. The plane wa* .on didn’t know when the nleniit- WEDNESDAY - was -juat the opposite from the .Skate remained *''hm^erged f,rr 31 , Tokyo, to Nagoya. aiibcommittee coiitiscl Robert Llsh- gXtion which was dropped jnysieri- Ho'ixe. Hi* office reported he is Defends l.ae of Troops will he made, lie anld authnritle* Nautilus, which began its joiirnev day.a. 51., hours in what the Nevy ^v a roundifbout man pivtiired Goidtine. iliajority i oiisly. at Ins home m Mankato Kau With Soviet, Foreign Minister Bl Ihe te*l renter were "very from the Pacific. The 265-foot described a* a breakthrough of the ^owsul’TouirVo'avoid mou^^^ stockholder in the holding com’-' .'tmilh aiid Rep. rU ie F. Hmf- • .After the leUei-s were put in Andrei Giomiko on hand, Eisen­ much emhnra«»ed" by published long Skate left New London. firal niagTim ide.TheSkate.com - Tlie firat wreckage was found 15 pan.-. as milking , the Brin to the Kennedy satd the memo con- evidence, committee counsel Rob­ hower strongly defended hi* derr- reports that tile lunar Bring Conn.. July 30 , and entered from misstoned , I a a t Decembei at .liours after the radio report Thir- detriment of mlno|1t.vatocklioider*.— ^ - — c—- -...... — -■■■- - ert K. Kennedy asked Rstner, tlon lo niah U S troops into I-ebs- would be imdertnken next SPECIALS the Atlantic. Giolon. Conn . displaces 2.190 tons ty-lhiee ship* and 22 plane.*, in- lyislimnil suggested GOldflne had ' "Were yon retained by Ihe Team- non. Slid said against Ihr bark- da.i. i A* with the Naiililiis. Navy of- "nd is shout one-fourth smaller eluding 11 Ameriesn aircraft, kept borrowed a total of (104,973 from alera in order to contact W I p l giound of Russia s bluer denunci­ CHOICE DEEP flcials did nothing to call attention than the I^aiitHiis. up the search. Bo.sloo Poll DefvclDpuient^ received .Smith 7" ation of thft move: IKE LHhMMENTR ON T A jJi to the military ilgnificance-of the ------1— i , - — ;----- s (20,000 commiasion trom II and Nens Tidbits jr, Ratner replied he wa* hired to "This world of individual nn- , New York, Aug. IS UP*—"I THIS IS NO BULL!! Way bacit in 1891 when it yva» foiinded, Savinjrg tranapolar trips. President Blsen- I (Uq«HBUed on Page PIve) I (('onriniied m. Page Two) that the vompany wrote off (68,000 ' handle legal work for thr Team­ Hon* Is ndt going lo he controlled hope It did some good. A fellow hower cited the Nautilus' achiiiv*- of interest on s mortgage it held Culled (nun .AI* Wires sters. by any one power oi group of nei er knows." 'I%at. was Presi­ CHUCK 0.1 a Goldfine building, Some quea- powers . . . plesse believe me '& Loan Mas engaged principally, in providing ment as pointing the way toward ; wy- i j n s F * a ■ Ratner. a slim, precise man with dent Ei*f«how'rFs own comment a new commercial seaway between I WOrtu Of 1 O tnO ri'O tV“‘^ 2 tioni also concerned alleged debts thinning gray hsli. readily when i say that the dream of today OB kl* awift trip to New financing for home owners. Since;rlhen tnir ac^ fViAthe world'slA’nrlH'a twotu*n majorm«fnr oceana.nr«Ana. • ' — ' a , Timmle Rogers, widclv known acknowledged the letlers But he V'Oild domination by one power ) ork lo address the I'nlted Na- But the military importance of GoWfln* balked at answering on N „ anleiTairtei. savs he was said he' had no i-ecojlection of a . or a world of rohformily, is *n Hon* General .\s*embty on the ROAST t(ie feats was made plain ,ln re- tU’alen bv a U.S. Arm.v major In memorandum Kennecly said was impossible dream ' .Middle Bast cri*l«. The Preal- livilies have hranched out to iiicluffe.manyother marka by'Sens. PresepiUt Bush latsu l*land to­ Lb. ship problems. Chances are a Savings & l^tan dTfferenec lielween people. ' Ceald the same advertisement*, develop- firm. legislation designed to encourage « 1|- • -a IIIt's s ninmase qltlmate nereiopmeai^evelopmeof nnag brtag an day. The Defense Ministry aaid LEGS Ing pretty much the same tastes International research on ranrer. P,€spite Tammany Hall the Nationalist plane* returned appalling glokal ilnifnmiltyr A heart, cerebrsl palsy and other PKNALTY-FREE mortgage will solve them all. Sun Fantastic? (C'nnHnneil on Page Twelve) to base safely. No hit* no tho * '^ ^ '* * -l-eXt-Hj/A long-time reporter of tke Interna- Of course, but look over voiir ___ erippling and kilhng diseases. A New York, Aug. 18 ■F' -- Rep.» Barring un isiial .developmehl*. undisclosed niunber of Rovlet- r i • . • . C? HonaUonoJ srf«e and.double Pnlltzeri shoulder The l79th known suicide from. SWANEE At any rate it doesn’t cost anything to get our Adam Clavton Powell Jr. biiitled ( Powell seemed a good bet to de­ built .MIg* were reported. The NOR ARE WE JUST BEATING wlaner explorea the proapeet I Only .veaterdav. a low-Slung Golden Gate Bridge ‘‘was bolding' Indecisive haltir necurred ahnrt- Scientists bay the neconil of fnnr-at«eles on the European car was so rare on the » i - l Vj I V I J L g C IP I lH f? ar. avalanchei o f . feat Brown in .November and re- counseling. hla iul ••) hit head with both hands U . win the Demo-'““turn . In Congress, where he hM Ir afirr the fifth air raid alert T(HIET TISSUE 1 0 S1.00 r.iwalng OeMdns.) road that you stopped to stare at all the wav down. ” sav* witness OUR GUMS WHEN WE TELL cratic renomlnatioii for his Har-! been the self-proclaimed chatii-'* of the day on the Matsu group Bv ALTON BL.AKESLRR ■ . Uew Americana ever heard, of who tried to atop him but missed PlaiiK N«»f Apparent lem congressional seat despite the | pion of the Amenvan .Negro and n8aVthe Red China mainland. (AP Scieace Writer) By REI...MAN’ MORIN --a vodka magtinl. mtich Jess tasted. by inches. . . Nets York Police' ar­ HUNT'S 14.0X. 80nLE YOU THAT A.MOR.SUN WINTER opposUibn of powerful Tammany j of the people' of Harlem in par- r. • • _ V , , Moscow, Aug. -IS iJb— Rocket Staff Writer) it. Foreign movies were ■ confined ______rest- Josifph I-evj'. 65. colorful RKl’KY NE.VR.8 ISLANDS OPKN ...... By H AROLD K. M ILKS HaO. I ticiilat AIR-CONDITIONING FURNACE astronomy is finding evidence our It wa* a chilling thought. ■ to antalj. arty theaters In thg,).hlg , Moscow! Aug.- 13 ‘JPi' - - .Search conflde.Tc-e man who once aenl golf San Juan, Puerto Rico, .Augi 13 9 A M. to 5 P.M. Th# 49-.vear-old Negro. Con- Harlem is sboiit W per Vent Ne- CATSUP 6 $1,00 aun is S litlerbilg. 1 was lomewbere in the Far East I r.itiet.- VVho would have dreamed carefully through this Soviet me- clubs to Vice-Prealrienl Nixon with ifi-r-YropIcal storm Becky moVed MON.-TUES-FBI. grestnian. seeking an eighth term i " ‘'1*' """"ri of *he rest Puerto GAS FIRED, MAKES THE "ONE The sun Is strewing s lot 'of when thi* ides' suddenly begsn tsk-lthat a Japanese actress wohlii win tropolii of more than six million ce» Oscar7 tn the House, easily defeated E a rl! Ocean today. Gale warning* wera "STARKIST " WHITE CHUNK people and .You migkt find a sign e- BEST" HEATING INSTALLATION f7 Brown, a Negro city councilman Powell won. however, even- in * hnitled tor' the lieeward lalnnda THURSDAYS E arths front y*rd and In tl^e path me evef nniM. Only yesterday.. Coca-Cola In- pointing to an air raid' shelter ■ Cecil B. DeMillJ slsils his 78th , section of Harlem that was heav- of all plarleu of the solar system. If you. doh t like being haunted, vsded ICurone. The wine grower* But it look* more ilk* a hang arid an assistant editor of for winds up to‘ M m.p.h. In TUNA FISH FOR YOUR HOME. 9 o.m. to 8 p.m. ______year of life gelM g ready for‘ hi*' squall*. .A tropical storm watek 3 "■"‘$1,00 SAVINGS If you could expose a quart m ilk ^ tt e r atop reading noev. No? Then. I ^ k ' ^ laughter a: first,f)^ .-o over v e r from World War ll than a.*any 7l«t picture. . . Ei-le Kailrnad’eMn Magaxin*. In yeaterday'i prim ary-“X “ •‘l*" ■"'* P"*';!" f WEDNESDAY elation ■ ( ell said the area i* *g “powe-- po\ve--ful was In effect for Puerto Rico and . K* « -a'er rie ^ ^^oon, t|Wy were ygllinir for goV- recent SAviet 'litlempl to »peed ve«iK«Uon of trim urexh which Tammany dlgtrict n n by Carm'ne 9 A M. ,td NOON would pick up Drom lOO.Ow to a Ara we all beroming ahka. '^ammant proiecUon. Same with the tip Civil Defenae as It’s practiced .killed five at Sw iington. N. Y. Returns from all 145 election the A'IrgIn Island*. The latest RMT.F.T .11 ICV Hurry: Hratijig tiiur I'a ouiy ,'Vu'rrkii mray-^up t& DeSapio'a leader, fn m k Rosetti.'' weather Bureau advisory plnccd CLOSED SATURDAYS million jiydrogen^ atoms rf|xy-ts Is everv nation on Earth losing; Paris ctiiffeur* when American! in the West. ' i wffi opett Torgdai at the railroad’s districts gave Powell 14,837 votes SEEDLESS WINESAP PASCAL a?tc/ LOAN Oe.Sapio la New .York'aeci etarv of the .sesBoo’s oecoad troplcnl .» yi’flr* lo puy— iSo puyiuviu uulil Octohvr, /■V S s < J t ' I A 'V 1 a N Dr. J-ri^m an of he U.S, Us spec ^ customs, culture, indl-, h4ir-waJlng gadgeU began to U k e , Organized pr.paration* for de- office in Hoboke^t. N. J. to" Brown's 4.935. stale an>am w:ill ^ On both the Democrat lo Th* .viclor.v waa i< blow to De- I'or I'k- m- i:ntlii(j IN REAR northwest nf S* m.p.h. Mpst if of this gas ap- e presaion) togrtherneas . Cailnea* tb{ had a birthday. .Which t event, of war do not exist, at least . ■omlnee for^ g n ’y office- from arid' Rapilbiican ballots ih .No- j Saplo and tha fortiines of Tam- . parenll.v the sun, . It looks that way. ■ jfift ■wrecked th# party ? A cowboy, publicly.' -i-Qileens Countw JN.yT,- .. Coast vemtaer. He waa the iinoppoted : many, which backc^ Powell’* pi*- . I'S A F PI-ANE CR-ASHER ' 3 For 49c 3 Lhv 39c MRWCMiiTt**$ a i D l t T ' r iW A N C IA t I W » T I T. U TI • W Bell. 1 Oc CHADWICK « COMPANY which ^^jUs H in vast flare*. (po-*nit dith _chapa and a lO-point There are no sirens blaring Guard investigators^ar apbareat GOF"designee. Brown, 56. once ' tioila saven suc'qaasful bid*. ,foi ; ' !^. Vlth. Belgium. Aug. IS lA* Nonethejess. interplanetary space dlaUnt hiture. * . may be.draaelng t Stetson. w Urm sJor mock air raids to p ia c -; coanicttng t e l i ^ n y In p?S^^ again will be PoweH’s opponent {Congress but jumed against him —A I'.S. Air Fore# tn«k*r nilnne li stUl • ‘ pretty good yacmim. A , more alike. e*Un^ muqlr the same 'One LOOSE Srt OENTER ST. i ' night, .aome Indonesian tic« Clyil DkftnM . opeyationf. collision of tankers’ Gulfoil and 8. running on the Liberal pdrty this timer...... i •I the' Wleahnden Baaei heBeved, lb. ■ — — ’ ■• 1 fo^a. Uving in • f*w *Undmr4l j B. Graham outaid* Stwp^pt, R. 1. ticket, w hef*'h* was iinoppioeed to linve 'Mx' pnaaengo** nhonrd. BANANAS, Kb (OnadMed F«g« Tw*> ■ | type* »f he«*M. -watehlnir th* Mune | J Fm« . i

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