-• / 't' ■ V'' . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, IMR !k13i'iilGHTEEN H r r a lb *■ ~f‘ ATcrage Daily Net Press Run ilSanrtr^gpt t'eB I , V Par the l9eafc Bade*- Sept. 3. less Mm . David Tooniey of Boltoa, Nancy Walah, Carol Wannargran Sales at Market Green tliijim b Club member o^ the Msinchester Garden purtir and Joyea RuMell. all gMduatea of ■ • Club, will discuss "Delphiniums" 1 1 ,5 3 6 Ighfc Rmujbr ■ .^ U m u tT o w n Uanchaster High School in June, Enters Albion and Miss Milllcent Jones, who U Member of the Audit ______have entered New Britain TeacheM Coutiilue to Rise In Second Season advisor for the GrMn Thumb PEACH FESTWAl Ks- Bureau of CIreulaUon r Jlt. and K m . Th«odoM C. Km- college as freshmen. ' ;• group, will be on hqnd to aiiawer MdneheMter~—A City o f Viilago Charm y m * n Kain Bt, nturnad ywtwr- any questions about garden prob­ SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH KT. and Mrs. J. H. Law Jr,, IB Sales Th irsday at the Manches­ dM from BU John, N«w Brunj^ ter Auction Mart amounted to-|3,'- ..Tha Green Thumb Group of the lems that have pussled anyone TOMORROW, 5:00-t:00 P.M. vrtA , CWwdlt. whoM K m . BbqnW Baldwin Rd, will be in Hamden to­ during the summer. PRICE PITS CENTS morrow, attending the wedding of 505.05 as a record-high total of YWCA vrill initiate its second year VOL. LXXIV, NO. 290 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.,'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. f9S5 fOtaaaffled AdvavfMug m Pegu It) qiaBt tho aumnwr with Mlativei. 933 liainbushel baskets of toma­ on Tuesday evening. Sept. 13, at A most cordial welcome ia 'ex­ PEACH SHORTCAKE. PEACHES AND CREAM dhair son, Olenn R. Law, and Miss PEACH SrNDAES ___ Blame B. Schwlng at 3 p.m. toes were .sold. The day's high of 8 o'clock at the Y. tended to anyone interested in "T Tho OMCutlTO board of th* Wad- 35.35 was Just 10 cents short of iardenlng and related subjects to a n d p l e n t y o r h Ot d o g s a n d iM l I*TA win hold a food lalt in in Whitneyville Congregational A year of exciting activities hab h a m b u r g e r s Church, Hamden.. -Wednesday's record high. been planned. At this first meeting Join the group. Y membership is Falser Fire Alarms tha auditorium Twwday. BopL 13. Low Thursday mark was 32.70, required. Any further inquiries at 3:W >m . KamboM who hav» members are requested to bring SERVICE A LA CAR'TE Judge Stalls The Polish American (.Club will while the average per ba.sket was the results of the sinnia seeds that will be answered by calling the tidt baan contaeted and who are 33.98 at the Charter Oak St. chairman of the group. Mrs. Her- 'Near Yale iCampus wUUnf to donate food itami for hold its monthly meeting Sunday were distributed earlier in the afternoon at 1:80 at the club­ market. year. I bert E. kiecolt, 52 Trebbe Dr. tha aala. may bring them to tte As in the past, this season's auditorium any time before 2:30 house. 100 Clinton St. All members Legal Curb New Haven, Sept. 10 )/P)— J- are asked to be presenL mart has been attracting buyers False fire alarme have been 9 r « i ih e aale ia for th r handbooks from Manchester, Bolton and the - i— eutie fo r membeM. aounded on three aucceaatve Auxiliary Police will continue -surrounding' areas as well as days this week from the vicin­ their work on the campaign safety buyers '/from 'throughout New On D ockers ity of the .Yale campus. A daughter was^born at the Elngland. Hartford Hospital on 8ei>t. 0 to Mr. on Main St. tomorrow. All those Police and fire department participating are asked to report officials .say they believe It it- and Mrs. John Hennessey, OS Hel- hero’s "Slick-Joc/** your New York, Sept. 10 (/P>— alne Rd. - to Police Headquarters at 9:30 a.m. Special Sale no cblnrddence that: and 1:30 p.m. Delivers Sermon Legal punche.s aimed at strik­ .1. Students are beginning new Corduroy componioni ing longshoremen in the huge to return to Yale for claasea on The Joy Circle of the' North At Center Clnirch port of New York have been Which start next Thursday. WAPPING FAIR Methodiqt WSCS will hold its first .2. All the false alarnjfc have fall meeting Wednesday,' Sept.. l4. stayed over the vi’eekend to been sounded late In the "after­ DANCE at the church. DOssert will be Jamea R. Nelson The Rev. R. Russell Peery, as­ give the dockers a chance to noon during a no-parking pe­ served at 1 p.m. and the business sociate minister, will preach his go back on the piers.^'Mean- riod when police tow away ROUND ORd SQUARE^ meeting will follow'aij^g o'clock. James R. Nelson, son of Mr. and first .sermon q( Center Chlirch ' .1 .. it while, sympathy work stop­ automobiles parked in re­ Mra James R. Nelson, 61 Avondale Sunday at 8. 9:15 and 11 a.m. A stricted zones. Bulganin Says Rd.. will enter Albion College in cordial invitation is extended to pages threatening to embroil 3. The no-parking regula­ Rhythm Ain OrehMtia Albion. Mich, on Sept. 12. anyone in the community to at­ all East Coast ports were op tion la a new one,_put into ef­ GENERAL He is a graduate of Manchester tend. His topic will be "Prepara­ the wane. fect since the atudenta left High School, class of 1955. and 1s tion" - "Let a Man Examine Him­ Called off yesterday were- walk- New Haven last June. . ‘Hold No Gen lans SAtEVE.8f«12 TV SERVICE a candidate for the Christian self.” ■ I euts in Boston and I^ovidence, R. ministry,^ At the 11 o'clock service the i I- 4 , SEPT. 10 ^ Dajra M OK A OCall Rev,. Mr. and Mrsl Peery. will be i The stevedores in those cltlea Moscow, Sept. 10 (/F ^ W est Gerroftny reitereted emphotl c - . . NIghta . JjW wRI JlnaPi j:ereived,-lnto-fulI:-m^herafalp-l^i wer*--ordered'bltclt work ■ tckla y; Santa Barhar mUy today lirii~8tormy fieggjon wl^ Soviet Iwidort TEL. Ml 3-5194 The Methodist Men of the South theth# pastor,na«tnr theth# Rev.R#v Cliffordmiffnrri O.D ' " ADimssibN lsor"“ Piers were’ back to normal yes­ would not establish diplomatic’relatioiifliwith Russia until the Methodist Church are planning to Simpson,. who will assist at all terday in Philadelphia and Balti­ put on the bi)rgest and best peach three services. The Rev. Mr. Simp­ more after one day of idleness: Cattle Ranches German prisoner of war question is settled. festival ever held at the church to­ son . will also be the, celebrant at However, longshore meetings Heinrich von Brentano, West German foreign minister, morrow from 5 to 8 p.m. If the the 7:30 cbmmunibn. The full choir stated the German position anew in a meeting at SpiridonofllR weather is favorable it will,bis out­ will sing the anthem. "O Divine yesterday at Norfolk, Vn.. tied up Safe from Fire A FABULOUS IDEA in . doors; if not, in Cooper Hall. Pat­ Redeemer," by Gounod, at 9:15 : 11, ships there. And the walk­ Palace that lastea more than three hours, r rons may choose from peach short­ and the quartet will sing "More | out continues at Port Newarlf. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer emerged iYim- cake, peach pie, peach sundaes; Love to Thee. O Christ," by | ‘■Bayone. Jersey City and Hoboken San FYanctsco, Sept. 10 (/Pi — faced from the working session, without comment. FEMININE PROTECTION also hot dogs, hamburgers, cold Speaks, at 11 o’clock. | In New Jersey. Firefighters appeared to be getting and hot drinks. II is also planned The church school will open this Some 70 cargo ships lay immo­ the upper hSnd today on a danger­ Von Brentano spoke after Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin to have games and rides for the Sunday with two complete ses­ bilized in New York harbor, With ous brush fire near Santa Barbara said the.Soviet Union is not holding any German prisoners New whisper-uoft fabric cover aa other points iiythis fire-ravaged children- sions. nursery through Junibr high, erishable cargo piling up on the •Leonora Back in Business of-w ar but had in its custody 9,626 "war, crimihala whose at 9:15 and 11 o'clock.' SoCka at the rate of 320 million state also turned more optimi.«tic. The Santa /Barbara/Ba fire had sentencing was a humanitarian act.” Emil G. Stavena, Lake St.. RED worth a day. pipping firms es- Little Leonora Maglione, whe first saw the light of day last The poaltionz of the two govern-«- New douUe-ipad protection tlipate they are losing a million Aug. 4, ia going home to Plttston. Pa., after a rare operation at threatened 20'cattle ranches in the No. 3, recently won 391 in the area, but firemen — including ments after today’s session was monthly suggestion awards at dollars, (tally in business diverted Philadelphia’s Hahnemann Hospital. Surgeons said Leonora, ann(Hinced at a..bewa conference held here by Nilrse Emily Walter, was victim of a trachea eso­ 500 Marines — concentrated along Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. A to other porta. a 7-mll^1ine and aided by fog and presided over by Leonid Il3richev, Blueprint Swap New cfolded enda lie flat total of 36,319 was won by 130 em- Railroads' are conaidertng an phageal fistula—which means that her air- and food pipes ^ei'e FOR RENT rising/-humidity, appeared to be Soviet Foreign Office press of­ ployet. embargo on all shipments toi'the mixed-up. Pood which the baby ate went Into her lungs and she winning. ' ficer. , ^ port unless the backlog starts was having difficulty breathing. Surgeons cut the food tube Waraed by InoplicattoB Query by Reds NEW DESIGN MODESS Two rooms (Approx. 500 aq. Danger Reduced LiOyal Orcle. Kings Daughters, moving next week. away from the air lube which then was rejoined. Now she's back "The fire is not running now and Bulganin aet the tone of the will meet in the Federation, Room ft.) for business or profession. On the legal front. State Su­ Box o f 12 39< Box o f 48 S I.49^ N otion 8 Department in business and putting on weight. iAP WIrephpto). there does not seem to be any irn- opening working meeting when he of the Center Churth at 7:45 Mon­ Second floor, 1009 Main Street preme Cowt Justice William C. mediate danger of a break­ warned by implication that Ger­ Baffles UN Unit day evening. Surgical dresaings —over our offices. See Mr. Hecht Jr., yesterday deferre(l un­ through.” Bruce Barron of the many should not" attempt to bar­ will be folded. A good attendance til, Monday ■'application for a full gain from a position of strsngth. Boyce. U.S. Forest Service reported. United NaUons, N. T „ Sept. 10 ia hoped for, as plans for the y u r court Injunction .sought by .the The area where firemen con­ "If someone speaks from such will be made. Mrs. Rachel Tilden (#)—U.tC disarmament suhconi- New York-New Jersey Waterfront centrated was between the Alisal a position," he was quoted as say­ mittee members pusalsd today naJSKHUKeou and Mrs. Mary ThMll will be the Big siKcr to your favorite "Slkk Shirt,” * this new jacket ing. "there ii no tense In nego­ Cof»tmi8slt»,n against the Interna­ Anxious GOP Prods Great ranch and Nojoqui Fall hostesses. MANCHESTER Sovlet Premier Nikolai Bulganin, right, motlona Weat Ger- over a Rusaian query whether MANOUsnet Conn* if every inch a beauty! Look at that deep-notched collar, tional Longshoremen's Assn. State Park. tiations here.’.’ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to hta seat at the conference President Eisenhower's blueprint roomy sleeves, cuffs buttoned with "pretend”' smok^ (Ind.i A total of 2,000 men were fight­ Adenauer was then. reported to exchange plan meana conventional Polish National Alliance Group SAVmaS I LOAN table in the Splridonovka Palape In Moscow, Russia, §ept. 9. have answered that no one In West 1988 will hold Ite monthly meet­ The ILA strike, entering its ing the blaze which has swept Pver ss well as' nuclear arms. 1007 MAIN STBEET pearl at big at half-doilars! Action-yoke back, patch fourth day today, is avowedly Ike for Word bn ’56 70,000 acres of brxrah and timber. Meeting was the first between West German tenders and the So- Germany would think of apeaklng ing tomorrow at 7 ■ p.m. at 77 v-let Union. Adenauer, at the meeting, set an agreement on re­ with such a ' great power aa tha The question was put before the pockets — all this in fine pinwale corduroy that is com­ against the bi-state agency and Nolan O’Neal, fire control officer, subcommittee last nl|At by Soviet/ North St. All members are urged not the dockers’ employers, the estimated damage to the water- lease of German war prisoners held by Russia as part of his price Soviet Union from a poaitlim of to attend. ' pletely washable. for establishment of formal relations between his government and strength. te Arkady A. Sobolev. Har- REGULAR $1.00 FIRST QUALITY 170-member. New York Shipping Denver, Sept. 9 (tP)—Republican state chairmen built up | shed at more than ifi^ntiiiion. T Staiwsn, disarmament ad- New fall colors. Sizes 12 to 18. Assn. pr^Viire today on President Eisenhowee fpr an jari.y secomb I Firemen planned to try out the Soviet Union. (AP Wirephoto via radio from Moscow). Bulganin then emphastsed again the Soviet stand that German viaer to Eisenhower, did not an- Mary Wilson ' Justice Hecht al.so continued un­ 3,000 gallons of a chemical fire re- ewer at the time. Later American Sportswear—Second Floor til Monday sn'employers’ restrain­ term announcement they .said will hel“ '' ^ ' tardant today. One officer said the reunification la a question for tho Open Fall Term German people themselvee. .circlet aaid they did not uader^ ing order Issued last Wednesday candidates in state and national races advance, of a break­ fluid would be getting its first real etenit'what Sobolev MeenL Sheer Nylon JHosiery test under real forest fire condi­ The Russians have alqo been in­ Teacher against the union—an order which fast conference with the PrealdeptY First Direct Soviet Qaeetioa Of Church School the ILA has ignored. the GOP cha'lrmcn who flew here | tions. The retardant i? sprayed sisting that an exchange of am­ from pressure tanks as a foam china in Pact bassadors sriUi . West Germany It waa the first time the'^Ruasiaa All new fall color in plain and dark'seam. all with re­ last night from Washington were ■ extinguisher and also can bs should be the first step in .U^m s w delegate haa aaked a direct ques­ Church school at the South of Piano inforced heel and toea for axtra wear. Sizea 8’s to 11. unanimous in expressing belief that I Major Defense tion in ths talks here about the Bi- Eisenhower will run again. I spread by plane-dropped balloons. relationship. Adenausr's position Methodist Church will open on I At Sequoia National Forest in from the first has been that ths senhowsr plan. He kept eilaat an Sundav, Sept. 18. for the fall and Announces The Navy^ Reviews TTie President' himself has lef^^ the Sierra Nevada east of Fresno, war prisoners return muat be Uoacow’a attitude toVrard the plan. AT Winter terms with sessions at I this question Up in the air wlth/a To Release Yanks It was recalled the United Otatea Opening 0.f The Fall Seaaon Cuts Denied by Supervisor John Beebe said negotiated as a first step. 9:30 and 10:45 a.qjil C pair J declaration that th? condition ot "things look g(x>d” although one In the heated eicchange, Bul- already has.aald tha ElaMih|Mver At the first session there will 79 Landv Case at his health and the state o f the For ReRintration blaze that Jumped fire lines Thurs­ Geneva, Sept. 10 The United States and China reached anin said ths Germans still held pn^waals''included cnnvtiwinet be departments and classes for all world and the nation w;tll de­ Adm,\ Radford day is still out of control. The fire fad been’ convicted of serious etroc- armaments, such aa ordinary n n s children, ages 4 through senior Phone Ml 9-2818 termine his (decision at the proper is' in Ccinverse Basin, west of the final agreement today on the release of American civilians Itiea eommited under Hitter but and cannon,' Stesaea ia expectM to TURNPIKE MARKETZ high young people. There will also Closed Hearing tirhe. huge Boole Tree, north of- the i held in China. The agreement was reached at the 14th meet- that the German people looked on try to dear up the question when be an adult class. White House aides 4aid in ad­ Denver. SepT. 10 (Ah — Despite ______apparent slip of the tongue on] main fire and south of King's Caii- ; jpg Jbetween U.S. Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson and Red them with -,disgust and a(Med the subcommittee resumes meet­ RLOCK At the 10:45 session there will New Yin;k. Sept. 10 The vance that risenhow/r would out- "Soviet troopa when on German ings next Tuesday. be departments and classes for line h i.rv iw r’o n ‘Ii^i3or"lMUM7o'r i figures by Adm. Arthur W. Rad- . re n e r«)> .i.n f' Tree ' ^'"•’assador Wang P ing-- Navy today takes another look at e .—neio,- e» ford, his office says no major Both General Giant T ree, soil also committed certain acta.” . Sobolev also asked Stessen ivhat children from nursery age through the next Prcjldcntlal Campaign at the United States meant by jpbie- -X- Its decision to d,en)^r«serve com­ change in defense spending now is , and ^ ‘^^ree are a Chlne.se spokesman said after Nikita -8. KhPi'shchev, Soviet, the sixth grade. ■ AH children wile mission to Eugene Landy, an honor the breakfast rpecting. (^mmuniat party chief, anawered ing a rciervs.UM on all plans on n> are entering church achbol for the 2 Attention graduate of thp Merchant Marine Before they left Washington, the planned. believed to be the world's oldest' meeting negotiations on the Turks Relieve disarmament before the Geneva Radford, chairman of the Joint “ ™ " “ rid a oldest. detained civilians had sharply that he categoricaUy CHUCK ROAST first time are requested to reg­ Academy. chairmen sesit Eisenhower, a mes- denied Soviet troopa committed conference. Sobolev asked whether ister in the church office tefdre The dark-haired youth was .sage saying they^ v.erc- "looking; Chiefs of Staff, hlmaelf said as! * _1-1____ . | been concluded and the talks any atrocitiea on German soli. He this meant the United States has going to their classes. OFFICE turned down for a commission on forward , to uuppoftlng you again much yesterday after conferring, would continue on the second item Three Generals called Adenauer’s remark “offen­ disavowed these plans and has V. 8. CHOICE Genuine Leather Belts the eve of his graduHion last In 1956" and adding: "We like w ith Pi esident Eisenhower. He I of the agenda. sive” and said "it compelled me to gone beck on ths work o f 10 years, FOR RENT month on grounds that hi- Ike better than ever." , created a bit of confusion, how-, Details to Be Revealed make this statement." ■epeata ExplaaaOan Ideal locatloa at 100 i/i widowed mother had been a Qom- Sees Nixon on Ticket ever, by mentioning a figure of Details of the agreement are to ‘ 111 Riots Area Then he added: Stessen repeated his sxplanaUon National Chairman Leonard W. $37,750,000,000 for the current ba­ Eaat Center 8t„ greuiid floor. • ■ Narrow or wjde belts in many styles and colors. All top irunlat. be disclosed Jointly by the two “Who ia to blame that these that the-reservations meant the Our Motto K m |i Now vacant. Ap^y Hall told a news conference here sic military program. At another The special review board. me'M- Of 1956 Choice sides this afternoon ^ Jl Istanbul, Turkey. Sept. 10 (/P)— people failed to return to their United Statea is not now rwsffirin- ShouUer STEAK ' grain leather. Sides 34 to 30 ^ch. Ing behind closed doors at the last night he looks "for the same point he indicated to ’ newsmen relatives? If many Germans per­ Ing the plane or discarding them, 45 American spokesman described as Turkish iStefense Ministry last ticket as in 1952. Including Vice ’Em U w , Soil H. J. TROTTER Brooklyn Navy Yaid to reconsider that he expects the total to be be­ ..a ••substantial onn„„ncemenlannouncement. relieved three generals who ished and even more Ruasisrts died, but is holding them eh the shelf . this action, Consists of a rear ad­ Resident Nixon. He Said he thinks tween 34 and 35 billion dollars. while study is being made to see S3 SUMMIT ST, Set for Tonight ] The two Ambassadors, who have : held important commands in Is- who is to blame? We didn't cross HOMEMADE ’Em FAST miral, a captain and a commander, Elsenhower "will's-beat any Demo- To questions raised after Rad­ the border. It was not we who whether thii presence of atomic TEL. Ml 8-7783 i cratic nominfcc (in 1956) by a j been meeting at intervals since, tanbul when -anti-Greek ri<>ting tiose to His Mother ford had departed, his office said Aug. 1. agreed to meet again started the war.” weapons can be detected by aden- * 1.00 “ ci* The Navy has said little about I greater margin than he did in All.intlc City, N. J., Sept. 10 (/P) broke out. tific devices and what controls can RILL PRICE the Admiral meant what he said Wednesday morning. Soviet - troopa that continued -the Landy caSe tout never indicated 1952." —Selection o f the 1956 Miss ' The officers relieved ai'e Lt. hoatilities until Gsrman surrender be instituted. ' .Hall, said it appears to him that in stating no major change was in America—heires.s to a 350.000 there wa.s anything against Landy ! prospect. - ' . Under a previous understand­ Gen. Vedad Garan, commander of only were only carrying out their With this question apparently In Italian SAUSAGE > Jv. except that he was "extremely | Gov. Avercil Harriman of New Jackpot of prires and personal ap­ ing, settlement of the question of the First Army with headquarters dutier, he said. mind, Stessen was quoted aa say­ 75 I^S. 'N«(ver Bstter O ff close to hi- mother and she has York Is "coming-forth'strc|ngly as pearances—will be made late to­ detained civilians would automat­ in Istanbul; Lt. Gen. Fasil Bilge, Members of ths Wast German ing: a-peesidentlal candidate" bift he After an hour-long conference night by a team of 11 Judges. HOUSER been a CommunlsL" with Eisenhower. Radford told ically take the talks to the other commander of the Third Corps: delegation -said there would not be ‘It is our deep conviction based ^COOKEU-READY TO EAT The mother. Mrs. Deborah Lan­ "doesn't care" wtiom the Demo- S)x preliminary wlnnei-s held a item of the agenda: "Other prac­ Brig. Gen. Nedlm Erensoy, First another sesirion today. Adenauer on a most thorough, thoughtful crat.s nominate. newsmen tliat frorh a national se­ commanding lead texlay as the 1951 CHRYSLER New Fall Handbags dy of Bradley Beach, N. J.. did not curity standpoint the United tical Jliatters at issue between 4hs ■ Army chief of staff. was scheduled to go sightseeing' study of the entire aituatien that hesitate to admit she was a party - Although he said he expected no beauty cont^t moved into the two-sides.” „ Action After Probe thle afternoon. the adoption and initiation of Pres­ WINDSOR DE LUXE announcement by the President of States "was never better off." He final stage. lb member for 10 years but added she said he and the President ’ dis­ The Chinese have been anxious The Defense Ministry's com­ Diplomatic circles expected the ident Eisenhower’s July 21st pro­ Radio, Heater. Auto­ B O Y S ^ iH O P left the party in 1947 at the in- i iptentions he regards the meet- The Judite-s’ decision, expected munique said the officers were West German "Chancellor to give posal (for ths tnutpal sxdiange of DAISY HAMS Top handle styles in plastic calf, faille and genuine cussed national security problems, about midnight, will end a tense, matic Tranamitwipn. Zistence of her son. i ‘"S ‘J)* fhainp'n »» ■elieved of their duties after a full a polite but firm no to Rusaian leather. Many styles with zipper compartmente. Alao including military spending. exciting week for the 49 con- (Continued pn n ve) Black, With Good 'lircs. fitted bags and leather lined genuiaa calf handbags. The ca.se stirred up strong pro- i wdHhwThile because 'whenever you investigation of the rioting, de­ suggestions for an Immsdiats ez- (Osattaned on Pago Five) test, including a blast from Sen, ''’^h lhe Pres dfnt. you come te.slants^ fiom '45 state. Chicago, Stop LookinR . His remarks on the security pic­ struction' and looting that swept ''lange of ambaosadora as a- first ALL DAY SUNDAY Herbert H. lihman (D-NYi who ! " '/ “ .v wlUi_ soraetlUng of value.” ture were in response to a lequest District^of Columbia, Hawaii and step toward normalising relations Canada. Istanbul. T h i»IsI(! called the Navy's position "illogi- Some GOP chairmen hadn't' for comment on former Pre.*)!- Gafan took command of the between the two countriea.' ssralB asm -f I^ ILY TO 10 P.M. cal. unjust and unjustifiable He given up hope that Elsenhower dqnt ’Truman’s fls.sertion that "the The new Miss America, to re­ city shortly after midnight Tues­ Adenauer and ' hie delegation OP E N would indicate by l)is 'actions, if place 19.55'winner. Miss Lee Ann ^2e98 to ^5o95 each demanded a full report. cuts in our ground forces are un- News Tidbits day when Prime Minister Adnan planned strategy for the meeting BEAUME Secretary of the Navy Charles- M(Tiwether of San Francisco, will Menderes declared a state of siege. aboard a -German train in the roll- BuUetins PLUS TAX S. Tbomas. who first heard Landy (CoDtinued on Pag^ Eleven) (ContiniMid on Page Five) he .selected on tho basis of beauty, f'uUed from AP Wire* The Premier Canceled his order yards outside Leningrad Station. MOTORS, Inc. from newspaper, reports, promised talent am) personality. about 12 hours later and subse­ They are holding their confiden­ fron tho AP Wirto e a s t CRNTTCR s t . to Btpdy the. (Mtee-'personally and Thf^e-^- niglits , of preliminary quently his cabinet reimposed- It. tial taika around the train because TURNPIKE MARKET -^MANCHESTEK, TJONN. said the young seaman will get Judging" hav(>'''brought valuable Two men killed st Enfield, 'VAt this time, Lt. Gen. Nurettin of their skepticism .concerning point honors to 'hese winners; JORDAN CONDEMNED EVENINGS t i l l fi P K . "Justice." Maine, in car that went off U.S. AJenoz was placed in command of security at their Sovietskaya Hotel 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST SATURDAYS TILL 5 P K . Appointed by Thomas to serve Swlnj' suit division — Barbara tlje city and- promptly clamped headquarters. Jernislstn, Sopt. IS UO—4ww CHILDREN’IS GENUINE HELENCA on ,the special review board,were Mamo Vieira, a tall, tanned Hono­ Rt. 2 near Enfield Drive-in Thea­ Oaa wna eandemaed bsr the Jor- Rear Adui. K. A. McManes. com­ lulu hula dancer s entered «» Miss ter and smashed into utility pole (OontlBoed on Page Five) (Ooailaned ea Page rivs)' daa-lsraeU Mixed A m is tire mander of the Atliuitic Fleet mine Hawaii; Ann Canjphell. a 21-year- , . . Yale professor tells members OomasUaisa tedajr fer Hewiag force, and two reserve officers old Oklahoma City xrt'stuilent: of Incoming freshman class to.be np Israeli water pnaiplag ia- S-t-r-e-‘t-c-h Nylon Socks now on active duty -Capi. Albert and a petite 18^year-old bl.ue-eyetl free with their (Tifleism of unlver- etallatloaB an the Jardan SNsr B. Cook and Cmdr. Alfred E. Gql- blonde, Clara Faye Arnold of sUy. Ite CouldnH Get to Yalu Sept. 7. It waa ths flrat eoasr- la'nt Jr. ' < , Raleigh. North Carolina. , geney mesHag ef the coomla- Talent division — Soprano Pat­ Meth(>dl8t Bishop G.- Bromley Medluin,^siM 8 to large size 10 to .11. Oolora: Rad. Th« hearings are closed to the bxnam leaves for two-week lour aloa stole Jaae M. ' ^navy, brown, green and white. ' press and public. No announce­ ricia Byrd Huddleston, huel-eyed NOW IN SEASON southern )>elle , from Clanton, of EJurope which is to'include trip ment about It is to be made before CALL OENEEAD SIEIKB Alabama; honey blonde . Sandra Into Communist Hungary . . .State TnimaiL Regrets the whole question Is reviewed by Health Dept, urges Connecticut Naatoe, France, S c ^ M (P>-> EiaESTA ■ \ Thomas, who will publish Jhe final Wirth of Miami, FIa„ a baton Straet ear and M e wsrhera twirler; apd drama studeiit Vlr- resicienta to spray homes with decision. ' mosquito repellent to avoid possi­ strnck here today and Naatea • 5 9 c pair Landy, who was given the choice inia E. MaffuccI of Watertown, Baby Shop ble infection from sleeping - sick­ In Dropping Mac,Arthi]r nalea leaden! eatteO fer a gen­ ♦ ■ • I . of having the hearings in New ias.s. ness bacteria which has never be­ eral strike Monday- to pratoet York and Philadelphia, was invit­ Alt six girls haye a good chance agalast a tsekant la the sMp- ■■ „ \ - ed to bring along k lawyer if he of being among the 10 finalists, fore occurred in State. baildlBg yards. The teehsat waa PEACHES JUST ARRIVED , _ !to be announced when the final Chicago, Sept. 10 (P)—FormerOhtm and the Yalu River and he wo desired. > ■ —- Longest and hottest heat wave •raered•fliered yeeteidayyesterday ayhy ran Use Mother's Testimony Judging begins st 8 p.m. '(EpT) Los Angeles ever experienced President Truman says he wishes couldn't get through them." McIn to sh \.L. FINE QUALITY TRICOT KNIT ALL ^ he had fired Gen. Douglas M ac-1 UJI. forces hsd rsacbed the ploycra Asseclatfea sehkli a • ' • Among the material at the re­ tonight. comes to end, at least temporarily they had to ehat hoe '1. The naming of Miss Americs Arthur two years sooner. Yalu earlier !n the war, only to they A m m view board's disposal is a tran­ .U.S. Ambassador to India John be forced back when China-entered ef "efeaernsal wetkteg” hy the script of testimony given by Lan- 1956 at this seashore resprt’a huge That, he said, ia the only ” re- I Our Famous - Sherman'Cooper cancels 'scheduled pentehce*' he has had for remov­ the conflict. men atoee a strike i m arahth. dy's mother before the House Un- Convention' Hall will be televis^ inspection visit to American- \ Seme 18,880 M M asaa atoeeed White Pantiles - over a national network (ABC) ing MacArthur as supreme com­ A MacArthur aide in New York owned' Jute mill at Cricutta be­ ■aid there wouM.be no immediate j befere the jaMnnasO gates. (Continued on Pago five) from 10:30 p.m. (EDT) until mid­ mander in Korea on April 11, iqSl. -1 APPLES cause of "labor unreat.- -The 71-year-oId Truman, who comment from the General on Tru- Tumbl-Togs For Fall night. ------i- INDIA j^ilU nibODED In trunk, b ^ f and wide leg atyles. Sizea 5 to 8. Dallas police clerks are still recently canceled two Caluorala lan’a remarks. •ARTiiri: busy this morning after vice squad speeches. re|Mrtedly because of hto Caleutto. M L 10 (iP)—A lew officers pull surprise raid and health, macm the statement in a StIU pIuggiM Adlal Stevenson areaaara aiW hrsught heavy British Act to Halt rato te Otissa*a 170 ■■Ole ssaatol Corduroy smock sots in solids or print. Sizos France, Ex-Sultan book moi’e than 40 local business­ questipn-antj-answer period fol­ tor President, 'naunsn told a neWe lowing an I addreea before the- conference that Nsw York’s Car­ belt teOayw Tha 6 9 c each iiy stei^ Freighttnp men for gaming. .Post-game foot­ aslacvy .-ea ,ap'" small, modiiim. lor9«, x-lorgo prieod ot 1.91. In Moroccan Pact ball' celebration erupts into wild- Bhcecutivea ^Club of Chieggo yea. mine DeSapio is not a "king PEARS asringlng row Involving seveinl terday. J maker” in ‘Truman'e home state of i’'-. Mlasiouri. greatsat •'i-rf Singapore, ?ept. 10 ( ^ —The hundred and police are forced to The foriner President fired Mac- khawa to government of this British'crown ' Paris, Sept. 10 (A5 —FVance to- Arthur on grounds he waa "unable DeSapio. head of the New York i / Corduroy jockoh in small, modium, lorgt, use t£sr gas bombs to quell out­ a t y Democratic organisation, re- I? colony raised a fresh obstacle to-, 'day sehlsved a general agreeipent break. to give wholehearted' support" to x-iorga prieod o t 2v$B. with. .the pro-Natlonaliat former portsdly favors Gov. Avstell Har* DBOTEOT EADTOBm podnrts epppGf day In the path of the mystery Attorney General's Office ad­ the policies of the United Nati

1 ■ f: X liANCHfiSTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,'CONN., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1985 HANCRESTEB EVENING flE R A U \ VANCXDBSTER. CONN. SATURDAY, theran Church tomorrow with, WINSTED F U i» MIXED ...... * I ■' classes for all ages. The moniing Bankers Rescued worship service will bs held st Wadsworth-McCarthy Wedding •. Laredo, Tex.. Sept. 10 (F)—Two Bolton Legion Installs | 19:15, with sermon by the pastor, airmen were killed here yesterday rnimtmmlimmmm i^Hrive Set the Rev. Gordon E. Hohl. The In­ Off Long island when their Jet training plane stallation of the Sunday. School crashed about 3 (nilen northwest Schedule Slates Tuesday ^ l^Oinopirow staff will take. place a t this serv­ fFalrileld, Sept. 10 (9’i «— Two of the Laredo Air Force Base. Boy Scotfts Meet Monday; ice. The churdh will be represent­ Bronxville, N. Y.. bankers’ were Killed wore 1st Lt. Oyde D. West­ Smiday, Sept *1 brook. 24, of Hope Hills. N. C„ an DUworth-Comall-Quay Post No- A family aervica of worship will ed at the Executive Committee lescued from a 'disabled cabin- Midnight - ? a.m...... Vehiateera Needed lot, AmatteRB le g io n and its meeting of the Connecticut State cruiser last night after a com­ instructor, and 2nd Lt. Frank F. 2 G.O). «• a.m...... Vohinteera Needed b* held in tha (North Mathodlat Hockinu*, 10 (8p€dal» — Tiffany. 23. of 141 Williams Ave,. Potter New Scout Master AuxUlarjr, win have r M M tn« Church tomoiTow moralng at 10 Lutheran League to be held at panion rowed a small dinghy 4 a.m. • 9 a.m...... Voluntrai* Needed ■tallRtion of offlears TraodRy, Amartcan L ^ m will hold lU 3:30 p.m. at the Concordia Luther­ through more than a mile of wind­ Wiiuted, Conn. Base offlcisla said Bolton. Sept. 10 (BpectAll—.B o v I . i , . 9 a.m, - •fi a.ih. k ...... Volunteer* N*eded o'clock. A apacial invitation haa monthly aermp paper canvooo to- the cause of the erssh wks unde­ Sapt, 1$, Rt 9 p.m. in the bagkli bam extended to piuvnU, chlldran an Church, Mancheater. swept water on Loiig Island sound Scout Trrap 78 will begin Ita rbg- ^ revealing to the 8 a.m." • 10 a.m. . ■.(...... Richard OoodcMld. John Mc­ Homs. maiToer, when workere will cover' ..The morning service at the to bring them aid. termined. The plane was one of a Cauley Jr. and teachers of tha Church School town- pIckinK up all acrap John Sullivan. 55, of Tuckahoe, formatlcm' returning from a train­ ^ meeting oii Chrletma. CrafU Roydan Barton, First Dlatrlct to bs present Classes for the chil­ r,' rnkgaainea, or cardboard, Methodist Church will return to 10 a.m. • 13 Noon Grin Mathewra. eohimandar and hla ataff wilt Oon- the regular hour tomorrow, 10:45 N.' Y., a vice president of the ing flight to Dallas. Both lieuten­ i"<^»»edul(!d for Jhe Com- 12 Noon - 2 p.m...... Vohinteei* Needed dren wrtU reopen next Sunday lenta are aaked to |dace them ant* lived .In Laredo with their I mmilty Hall on Oct. 19. Techniques duet tha catomony for tho Foot, at morning, Set>L 18. at the curhini where they may be a.m. There will be special music Gramaton National bank of Tnxjp Committee hab announced i aewint and tailnrlnr ■' ' 5 p.m. • -4 p.m...... Ttiomaa Ritchie *- ■ Bronxville, wag near collapse when wlvai. , „ will be ■ <■ p.m. • 9 p.m. -...... John Morton which Gmo Honri O. Poaatni, 40 Thia Sunday, tha confragatlon oaato aeen by the workere. In by th8 choir and soloist, and ser­ that Watren Potter will aerve as studied at the f»>a Nove'mbcr . “ i.'onn* meeting. French R d, will ha tnatallad as the Ifvent Of bad Weather, the drive mon by ths Rev. Carl W. Saun- he beached bis dinghy in front of Seput Maater duriiig the coming 6 p.m. • 8 p.m...... Marguerite Coleman, Deuglaa )vlll preaent their glfta for flood the shore cpttage of Martin J. All l(>cai women who-are interest­ Stevena ' prat commander. A natlvo of Mid- relief In specially prepared en- Attfirtihn wiU'be poe^)on^ until Sept. U, ders, "Ood'a Creative Word." year aaaiated by Eklward Swift, ed in either of these meetings are dfttowh, ha Is a World W ar n Tomerrow afternoon at large The f^iirch School will resume Ryhn and asked for aid. TONtGHT aaatatant scout matter. 8' p.m. - 10 p.m...... Mary and William Hewitt ' velopaa. Three Fairfletd special police- welcome to attend and may obtain 10 p.m. 12 Midnight ...... Robert McComb and Korean veteran, havliig been delegation ot both the American sessiony tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Potter ia a new member of the more information by 'contacting attached to the Army Air Force. The Rev. John E. Foat will com­ O FFIC E Legion and the Auxiliary wUl at­ ths Crystal Lake Community inen set out in an outboard- Troop organization. An ex-Scoiit. Mondsy, Sept. 11 mence a series of aermotis on powered skiff to tow the cruiser to Mrs. Mickewicz.” Midnight' - 2 a.m...... Bill McGrath He le employed by the State of tend the Joik inatallatlon o( the Methodist jChurch. The morning, safety, hut gave up the attempt ha haa recently served aa Explorer Attendanre Hailed Connecticut as a technician, with prayer. Tomorrow morning he will FOR R E N T Fourth Dletrict oWcera. Originally worship will be held at the same Advisor'for a Hartford Troop.' He 2 a.m. - 4 a.m. -...... Emile Volland d thr Air National Guard, Bradley preach upon the theme "Lord, ■cheduled tor Putnam, the inatalla. because of the heavy ae'as. Mrs. Donald Tedford, (^airman 4 a.m. - 6 ”a.m...... VoluBteei* Needed Ideal ISeaWaai ■$ lOffH hour with the Rev. Nathah B. After the craft --was anchored haa Spent considerable time at Of the Republican Town Commit­ Field. He haa been a resident of Teach Ua To Pray.” Eaat C rater St.. SI apni flapft tlon will be held at the Mooeup Le­ Barton preaching on the topic Camp Pioneer in New Hartford 9 a.m. • 8 a.iU.^ ...... Victoria Fllewicz Manchester for the poet eight ^ 1 ...... safety, they took off Stuart Hamil­ tee, expressed gratifleation'yester­ 8 a.m. - 10- a.m...... 7. Robert Br*zas. Thome* Maxwefi Nmr'vaemL Apwy.' gion Home at > p.m. "God’s Eieat’’ ton, 55. of Bronxville, board chair­ and ia well known in the Charter day at the splendid attendance at yeara. Norman .LaVeaque of Putnam Oak Council. 'Ed Swift has been 10 a.m. - 12 Noon ...... Mr. and Mrs. W. Small There are new Ice trays on the The morning worship will be man of the bank: and Herberg B. ENJOY LIFE Tbutsday's caucus of the party. 12 Noon • 2 p.m. . Mrs. Wilber Uttle. recently In­ msrket that turn out 1C* In slices, H. ATROTtlR will be installed at District com­ held at the Vernon Methodist with the lor more who Committee’s appreciation at the Peaaini,. wife of commander elect Ardle, 224 Porter St., attended land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice * wlshea to Join the troop, fntereated contributiona made to the appeal 10-p.m. - 12 Midnight ...... Virginia Maficheater, Eliaabath Henri Peaaini, will ha firat Vice command^ of the Post, and Mrs. 2 p.m. CADETS .AID FLOOD RELIEF H a n n a h graduation exeicises Friday of the Marjorie Mead as ..president of the Cleveland of Oneonta. N. Y. '’ At the IVinity Bvangeltcal Lu­ adults who are willing to work for furfds for state headquarters. prasidant. Miss Cone ia employed In the with boya are also urged to at­ A total of $15.94 waa received. Skywatch Post'located on top of Maiieiiester Police Station. Vol- Officer Candidate School, Newport, Auxiliary. ■ ___.l theran Church, there will be Storrs, Sept. 10 (g^—The 18 tend. Tinleers may reglater a t Civil DefenaS Headquartsra, Municipal Clambake Tomorrow office of the L. Nelaon and Sons, morning worship at 10 a.m., Sun­ members of the Air Force Reserve Camera Club fleaaton Building, Manchester on Monday,. .tVednesday, Friday from 1-5 R. I., which their son, J. Waine N O n C K The fourth annual clambake of Transportation Oo. of Rockville; day school at 9 a.m.: Holy Com­ Officers Training Corps (UOTC) The loiial troop Is sponsored by Camera Club will hold its first p*ni. AjUicArdle, has been attending the Koeciusrko'Fishlng and Sports- Her fiance Is employed by the .. A group of. citizens who feel that regular meeting of the fall season Hospital Notes Pine Lenox Pharmacy, 299 E. Center St. Is no munion k 9:4.5. at the University of Connecticut Mouting is a worthwhile activity at the school Monday at 8 p.m. since May 9. .man Club will be held at the club New York State Conservation E>e- . Hoapitallsed _ l)a\’e /:ontrt^vlt^ $50 to the flood longer taking Sunday aftelnioons off—with thff grounds tomorrow. 'Appeilftre'WUl partmenl.'.....TBoffi ' sS-e^'gTaduates TEtEVJSM ...... -Y-btCf - MAklng icMloh. _' MaMrata Today; 199,.___ Ensign MacArdle waa giwduated Oscar Kloter, of 11 Hariow St.. relle? ?unrhood committee which court session. Tlie accused was in­ Union Aricultural Society cannot two children recently by plane. Johnson, 40 Wetherell St., and the City. Council, he is active- in JusUce Court last night by Trial at 10 o’clock by the Rev. carried a-cascade bouquet of pink Kirkal’d TA«y C’artiB EGRE WRDSHMIES helps In planning and execution of volved in, an accident on Hebron be held responsible for loss or Weld enlisted in the Navy and Mr. and Mrr. James Ganzer, iS3 REFRESHMENTS the Polish American Club and'the will be conducted by the pastor, Juatlce Leroy Roberts. George Hughes. Mrs. ^ Ip h Mac- and turquoise carnations, with Widmark Rd. on Aug. 15 when the carry-all the Rev. Edwin A.- Brooks. 'The Witle waa arrested shortly after Laaraa Bariill a TUa low-oDst boiisr piovidaa IWty aalo- the program han as its members damage. was honorably discharged laat Hollister St. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Rockville Fish and Game dub. carone presided at the'organ and maitchmg floral headpiece. "Thff As Low Aa trufk she was operating’ upset. Officers of thC Union Agricul­ Februai^, but remained in Kodiac Richard Stsvens, Wapping. Attend Ball Game sermon thame will be "The New midnight laat Saturday on the nar­ white gladioli and palms were the The gowns of the bridesmaids "Thff ‘ matk'iadiatar Heating pint a year ’m«nd this year Mrt. Edmund Peresluba. Person in Christ.’’ cotics charge by State Policeman Purpiff hot water eupply. Haa- ftwl-aavimt Arco- Mrs. Edward Steele, Mrs. Thofnas Passengers in the vehicle included tural Society are: President, Rob­ where he waa employed until this DISCHARGEID YBaT ERDAY; The members of the Babe Ruth church decorations. were identical to that of the honor 15 children from Camp Hi-Holi ert Aborn. Ellington; vicepreaU month. Baseball League will attend the The Bosrd of Trustees of the Leonard Wlelock of the Stafford Edward Francis McCarthy gave attendant..,but of turquoise velvet Cobwffb" Mask" flaBM Oil Burner. Wet baae oonetniction $ 1 0 »|onthly C. Johnson and Mrs. F. Weldon Mr*. Barbara Joyner, 27 Saultera church will meet Mondsy st 8 p.m.' Barracka. fa Cla^maArMpe Plus Instalment Miner. and 3 counselors. dent. • .Mahlon Avery, Somers; He will enter the Unlveraity of Rd.; Mrs. EUen Buber. 1087 Main New York-Cleveland game In New hla aister in marriage and she and net. Their headpiecls and ca.s- * «ad CaIrf In Color pmaHSe beewaa* ee fcat fleee metallatioB. X charge of overcrowding was and the Y.B.A. Committee will 'In court last night Wlelock ex­ t:fG-5:SD-R:«G 4;sa - T;U _ . Homemahlng ftedslon treasurer, Horace McKnlght, EHI- Coiwecticut when college opens. St.; Mrs. Rose Berk, 13 Congress York tomorrow. A targe group of meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m- had for her matron ot honor her cade bouquets were of pink carna­ *ni# .Farm Bureau liomemaktng dropped on the grounds that the Ington; secretary, D. Everett ^ Home Agate S t; Mrs. Grace P ra tt East.H art­ members of the Italian Social plained that White waa probably a sister, Mrs. Edward Moske of Ea.st tions. EASY TERMS fir wodemtiottes law to prevent overcrowding of Phat Congregatiaaal Church victim of circumstances. He said W ed .: "Private War of Major group held its first regular meet­ Neelans. Hazardville. Miss Ida Bancroft of Hillcrest ford; Mra Madeleine Pratt, 800 Club will ^so attend the gamb. Hartford, and as’ bridesmaids Miss Mrs. McCarthy was attired in a the front feat had not beer) vio­ The Board of Directors consists who ha* been a patient in the Tha momluif worship at the First the narcotics were the property of Marge Geiitilcore and Mrs. Ben­ dress of hyacinth blue lace, with Benson’’ — DISTRIBUTED BY — ing yesterday at the home of Its Center S t; John OreseL Glaston­ Kitchea Shower Congregational Church of Vernon Mrs Witte, a practical nprse, who president, Mrs. Vincent Mickewicz. lated. of the above officers and includes Rockville City Hoapital for many bury; Miss Elsa Johnson, 73 Ho^- Mrs. Harold Ludhe. of High St., jamin Burba of Manchester and which she wore a coraqge of pink A fine of $15 was levl(>d against Milo B. Hayes Ellington; Leigh months arrived home recently. *ton Rd.; Hooks Johnron, 395 will return to its normal time to­ had been using iMo treat a patient Mrs.> Charles Wadsworth of East Briarcllff roses. The mother of the 5Irs. Alfred Lewis and Mrs. Micke- entertained at a kitchen ahower morrow, with worship being held of hers. wicz conducted demonstrations on Robert Begley of Hartford on a Herr, Somers; Th(>rhas Sargent. / Flowei* Needed C o (^ r Hill St.; Miss Alice French, ‘niursday evening in honor of Mrs. St 10:4S. The Church School will re­ Longmeadow, Mass. bridegroom chase’ pink lace, and ’ UkROeST SCRftN MANCHESTER charge of intoxication. Broad Brook’;* . and Lawrence Mra. G. F. Berr haa charge of Wlelock said Witte -came into Charles Wadsworth of East soaps, 8}*ndets and starches based Readsborough. Vt.; Joseph Gal­ John Ward, the former Miss open on Sept. 18 St 9:30 with possession of the narcotics - acci­ her corsage was of pink Briar6U/f ! on a session they attended Thurs­ Chiirrh S4ervl(»a Lucay, Hazardviller:;— the flowera In the Ellington Con- lagher, Hartford; Mrs. Jennie Doreen Walts of Ward SU ’The re­ classes from Uime years of §gs‘ dentally when the package In^^which Longmeadow was best man for and white starlight roses. Hartford day in Coventry. Water-hardness The Rev. Arthur A. Wallace will Orange 5I(*etlng gregetloiitl Church for the month d ark . 272 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. cent bride received- many gifts-in­ through high school. Tomorrow, his brother and ushers were Riis- A reception for 200 guests will PIPE and SjUPPLY CO. testa made during the day were in- conduct his final worship service The next meeting of Ellington of September. Any one having any Gaynell Miles, Coventry; Mrs. cluding an electric -toaeter. Lunch- the drugs were contained broke sell McKinney and Melvin Eagle- be held from noon today to 5 p.m. ^ pastor, Uis Rev. George B. open In the hack of his car while CALL US FOR CERTIFIED DEALERS — TEL. 511-9-456$ aa pastor of the Congregational Grange will be Wednesday and a fall flowera they would like uaed in Evelyn Mort>*“Mi«BU«lppl Dayff** I French Congregational (Jhurch. maine and Raymond Peltier. Mblly Ellington correapondrat, Mrs. G. Sklnner of Vemor.; Mm. Herbert of the lace,: sheer yoke and man­ pink and brown accessories and Ckassel U Waterbary. C'ona. iMi FACE THE NATION IN THIS AREA All members and frienda of the tle who. was Inveatigkting a dispute Ckaaael U Holyoke. Ma«». A' I Baptism will be adminia'tered at and Paul LaBella, Afargaret Con­ F. Berr, telephone, TBcnioBt S- Hewitt, Mm. George Hersog Sr., church are tn'vtted to attend. darin collar studded with irides­ corsage of pink and \Thite rose­ ::t o n ig h t ’.! tZV WESTERN MARSHAL ■tomorrow's worship, and a special nors. Donna and William Landry. 981$. Polishing lengthens the life ■ of Witte had with his wife earlier in cent sequins. The long sleeves of L'kaaael it Sprtasllrld. Maoo. ( 8) STl'DIO'5? Mm.-George Hemog Jr., Mrt, Bmll St. Jaha’a Se*ticca the day. State Police were then buds. She is employed by the Hart­ "DOUBLE FEATURE” / ‘Oaff Klaii Ta« Maay^* j service for the reception of new Clara and David Logan, Rachel shoes end so does changing them Widts, Mm. Raymond Binhalmer, The Sunday School at St. John's the lace tapered to a. point at the ford Steam Boiler Inspection and (IP) WHAT O.NE'TER^N CAN Paul A. Bouniue i members will be conducted. The and Carleton Pease Lottie Bankers say that use of $10,000 frequently. Rotate your shoes and -'Mrs. Homer Waltz, Mrs. Roland called In. wrists and the bouffant skirt with starring 6:te ( S) niMNRYI.AND DO Episcopal CliuKh will begin, its Witte, who was also charged Insurance Co., and the bridegroom JOHN WAYNE IIS-M) WK8TKB.N PLAVHOl'SK THE LONE RANOKR 8 .MTI.KS mOM MANCHESTEB mss't In the church. The "Family day suspended’ Jail sentence. Dcliuqtteiil Boys Alto idth John Wayne T. B. A. .Ylahrheater Evening Herald flmt fall rehearsal-at the Blk’S This month will bs dtvoted. to case last night Wilbur Fellows, 30, Lived Too High’ IU> . CABTOONS AND FINISHING Bolton correapondenL Mrs. Joseph Carriage House Monday ntghL' worship, rsgistration and orienta­ 9 Biasell St., had the charge nolled "STALAO 17” (ttl HUPALONO CASSIDY IVItRlla, telephone MI S-S54S. The Unit la planning a buay sea­ Thff\Th9ff>«« In Th«Fffriil Box Office Opens 9:45 S:1S (M> SATL'RDAY STORY ■ I tion. The Junior Choir will sing at by Justice Roberts when Fellows' Showr Starts at Dusk son, and have already been booked all ssrvicea, and the Conftrmstlon wife refused to testify against her Fargo, N.D. i/T) — A taste for I ouwcTiomaH-DawmiMAiirit I S:M ( S) YOU ASKED FOB IT PI-2-7971 for three engaigementa later in the Art Baker Class will meet as one of the hushand.^Mrs. Felldwa lodged the "high living.’’'including plenty of (IS) COWBOY Cf-MEN year. Following the rehearsal on ?;rades. Classes will be provided original complaint and when she (M) SATI'RDAV STORY S:tS (19) SACRED HEART PBO- Monday, refreshments will be or ages three to 18, from the refused to testify; Justice Roberta taxicSb"rides, brought the arrest of a ENDS TODAY a lUI CISCO KID tiBAM served. a;4A lUi INDUSTRY ON PARADE S:U ( a-ui YOU ARE rHERE AMESITE DRIVEWAYS WAPPING FAIR Nursery Department through the lectured her harshly for wasting two brbthers, aged 9 and 11. on "FRANCIS IN THE NAVY” «:U (19) WEEKEND WEATHER "The Triamph' of Loal* A REAL COUNTY PAIR Move to Rockville t:S a (I) THIS IS VOIR LIFE EXPERTLY INSTALLED Junior and Mntor High School de­ the time of the town constabulary. charges of -theft from several 4:20-7:11-9:40 Braille" Mr. apd Mm. Joseph Munson. partments. William D. Boehm, 19. 577 Aariy Devine (l» 3IOVIK MI'SEU.M Baaa Grading — 51achtee Spread Foniia Set — Power Boiled *TTou Can Taste The Quality' churches and business places.' "Man From Bitter. Ridge” (IS-I9I FLItiHT 7 (3ei AMES BROTHERS The pariah will return to the Adams St., Mancheater, who was JET JACKSON RADE New and checks and other property, ’^ey MK) BREAK THE BANK (Ml SEN. RUSH REPORTS 19% FOB CASH TBANSAOnONS a.m.; Family service and Sunday pealed the ruling of the court. 1;M (ttl HOBACE HEIDT SHOW- 7:U ( St PEOPLE ARE FUNNY ALL INSTALLA’nONS 8UPEBVISED BY v School at 9:30; and nrfoming pray­ Bond of S300 was guaranteed by were arrested after police received WAtiON (I3> CIIRISTOPHEB.S 1 SATURDAY, SEPT. 18-NOON tO MIDNIGHT L’eed Bought er at 11. The Senior Choir will sing s tip that two boys who seemed to ( l» STAOK 7 (191 CRUSADE IN EUROPE ' Boehm's attoimey. Harold Garrlty. "End of Ike Line" (Ml IT'S A GREAT LIFE" RAIN or SHINE ^ 4 LARGE TE N I^ and Sold at the last service. Manchester, In the absence of have a lot of money were taking STARTS aS-39) OZARK JUBILEE • DEMAIO BROTHERS ^ numerous taxi ridea around town. Red Foley (331 HALF HOI B FIL.M ESTABLISHED 1920 IT'w ★ ★ Other Services' Boehm’s father who was unable • 19) ARMCHAIR ADY'E.NTURE (.Ut .MEET (XIRLIKS ARCHER Parts and There will be only one service to be present at the trial. The boys’ motji.er said she TomarrewiTMT . "Zanatbar" (ttl T.V. THEATER CALL NOW — ANYTIME tomorrow at the Union Congrega­ JusUce Roberts, who fined thought they were in their respec­ (3eO.il BEAT THE CLOCK 7:U (I9t WEEKEND NEWS IN RE­ MANCHESTEB Ml-S-7691 — HABTFOBD CHapel 7-8S17 - EXHlklT^ - Service tive 4th and 6th grade classes. Rod Callvffr VIEW tional Ctiurch, starting at 9 a.m. Boehm $45 for reckless driving T:45 (ID) 8PORT9MEN*fl DEoN t:U m i spectacular —“ The Skia The Rev. Allison Ray Heaps,* as­ and $21 for failure to atop at the When arrested, one of- the • :ft KICK o r 1955 ol Oar Teefb"—Hriea Hayr, FARM and HOME PRODUCE. POULTRY, Dealing in English Mnkes. youngsters had $50 cached in his aad Mary -Ylartln sociate pastor, will preach on atop sign, said of Boehm's viola­ . . ( F55) AMERICA'S (iREATEST < LUI SPECTACVLAB '• v ... ’’Handling Our Difficulties." tions. "This la the worst case of wallet and in ohe of his boots. X'* RANtlS IVataHag TdrIkM (191 RIG FiCTUBE LIVESTOCK, HOBBIES, JUNIOR MANCHESTER The monthly meeting of the Mr. Ralph Marterfe. The TtF«- (331 HOLLYWOOD BAC'HSTAOE reckless driving to come before IFM, Ja te C'arbffla. Raddr a-.aa t SI TOAST O P t h e t o w n — EXHIBITS, NEW CARS, TRUCKS, FARM CYCI.ESHOP and Mrs. Club of the First Evan­ this court." Pkll Silvern, Jane Raanell, 186 WEST kOODLE TPKE- gelical Lutheran Church will be­ Ilf) ozaVk jubilee Jraane Praia. Tkr Amen DnVe Out To\^ MACHINERY, APPLIANCES Other Cases ^CHNI^lOt (tt) STAR TONIUHT RToikero. narvenl Moaa Ball ,MI »-2088:-liOtJRS: held this evening at 8 o'clock. In other motor vehicle infrac­ (vlakero. Rrooklya Dodfera Weekdays 9-8—.Saturday 9-4 Sunday School classes will re­ tion cases: ROSAUNDRUSSIU. 4? Baoekall Team. FUN ROOTHS — REFRESHMENTS sume 9 to 10 a.m. at the First Lu­ (191 ORAL ROBERTS OF Irvin W. Fdote, 25. Winchester nRNANDO lAMAS (191 IN OUR TIME Rd., waa fined $15 for vlolaUon of MdMAIbmt INSURANCE (3SI SPF.CTACI LAR PARADk 1 P.M. ■ 2- rules of.the road; Alvin H. Glldden, all Is-i iHrmaMopr sail CalarM (Ul PLAYHOUSE OF STARS PINE KNOB ORCHARDS ■ Irhard I Hlewart - Clofla (Ml A.MOS ’N ANDY 27, RFD 1. Hebron, had his speed­ WMaaarli ' I liraater S:M (U-Ul PRFJIIDENT EISEN­ KIDDIE RIDES — SWING CHAIRS , ing case continued one .week after Lasrea Harall | VIvIrs UaSfars IkuuaoN’k -Q iy e j^^69 REAL ESTATE HOWER PRESS CONFER­ AVERY STREET ^ WAPPING •TtinwKii" I •.MtMixri.itrt’ ENCE PONIiS — DOODLE RUG CONTEST ‘ being- found guilty and fined $45. (191 VARIETY THEATRE Thomas Guay 'Jr., 31 RFD 2, iZ PLUS; "ToptPf The World" Chorlffs W. Lothrep ".Haa Wllk Tan UvPn” ^ FOR TREE RIPENED ' CIiM m Uadtr 1^ Proa ‘ Mansfield, charged with speeding, ai'N.i "Laad at Pkaraaka" Agency, Inc. (U l GUV LO.HBARDO SHOW forfeited $100 bond when he failed. IijM_(>H;gjtrjLj*e«-k_rPsrpla Plalaa" SUN.: Joan Collins. Bette Davta S:M ( SI T. R. A. FAIR ADMISSION SOe ---- KASY PRER^ABKI.M)" ^ In "VIRGIN QUEEN" CHARLES W. LATHBOP (181 CHANCE OF A UFETIME Gtt School Glothfs' to appear in court. . 100 Cast C rater Street (3S-UI SPECTACULAR C W erner *s A warrant was taaded for Ouay's (Ml HALF HOUR FILM Roaily For Tho GhlMroi arrest when If developed he had SUachester, Oena. S:M (tm THIS IS THE LIFE — W a—■! I ill ( SI T.V. PLAYHOUSE been driving with his license under ENDS TONIGHT (Ml ADVENTI RES OF ELLEBT suspension when Ke'Vaa picked up S:aa (tt) TKR VI8R UEEN—"M r. Bla" PEACHES ‘The Kentuckian’* isat PLAYHOUSE-OF RTAR8 ALF HOUR FILM LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE -for speding.''Bond on this offense MANC4^ESTER f:aa ( ett) m u s ic a l c h a i r s . (U l RAV MILLAND SHOW was set st $300. “Case of the Red M^kcY" lis t LAWRF.NCE WCLK SHOW a ELIERTA — — HALE ( ttl T.V. p l a y h o u s e Joseph Benzlnger, 37, Depot Rd., till WBF-8TLINU - Ittsa ( ai UIRETTA YOUNG SHOW— Plenee Note; - “ (se«ll TWO FOR TRE MONEY "R eaaloa” , N laa Feefc MelNTOSH APPLES Mansfield, was fined $15 for Issuing VtOLTt'N N.-TO( (U) HOUR FILM (lIUUi BREAK THE BANK N O W I N SEASON fraudulent checks;- one for $10, the KENTIiCKIA^r ihowa “Me* ’9 M ( at STAR THEATRE - ' (Ul APPOINTMENT WITH AD­ other for $5. The'court was told A.\’t ■’( f j . •’/ -.y At 1;40 ahd 19:5d . Donald O’Canaar VENTURE 875 MAIN STREET ABOVE QUINN'S STORE tbat Benzlnger made good on the RED MONKEY—9:M oidy (3S> T. R. A. "W krn la Rome** ELIERTA STARTS SUNDAY lUI LONE WOLF (Ul WATERFRONT [ISHIK PKY tllANSIRS tWC. checks yesterday but only after (ttt UBERACE (331 IT*S A GREAT U F E ia:sa I a-tti h e r e ’s t h e s h o w 325 IffOAO STRUT,-MANCHtSTER complalnta had been laauM by (leieui COMPASS ia:W ( 8) W N A rS MV U N E Lawrenrr I.attimer, of the Lat------^ (leU) nUNSMOKK (ISI NILI.ION HOLLAW SIOViB timer Grain Store and T. Om LOVE THAT D EPIfS^ la-.M ( SI MISS AMERICA PAOEANY (191 I.ATE WORLD NEWS on FISHERS now m i HIT PARADE (Ml FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE Flaherty, package store owner. tu t .MOONUGRT THEATER •'W later Love** Monday^ September 12 The checks were passed two ' V E A H E W lit) WORLD NEWS (HI SUNDAY CINEMA ' PEACHES CASH ond CARRY months ago-and failed to clear. tsa> CITY DETECTIVE / m i PENNY TO A MILLION t r a d i t i o n . "Girl From Nawbere” 11:M ( SI SUNDAY NF.W8 SPECIAL McIn to s h . I ] (Ul WRESTUNG (Ml TRE LATE SROW DISCOUNT FLAN (U) SAT. ^ R T FEATURE ■r "Oaain (rf Ike Oly" Sir-yr#dlP* iSiU lit) TRE LATE SHOW (731 MASRUERAOE PARTY (l•t l. tpiit — iler.a ••■ ■ •r cltt. . ^ "Rlaz’Reily at Iba U.S.A." \ 8 iiis r ( i> HENRY FONDA SHOW 11:11 i 1) T. R. A. ■II vitttr —ll••■l•| plat SM pat lataitr’ (Ml LATE SHOW 11:M (331 PIONEER VALLEY THEA­ “SyaeopaHaa” TRE IRINO THIS COURON r DRIVE-IN m i DiOLLAVA SECOND 11 :U ( SI RIO PICTURE APPLES 11 :U < i) WRESTUNG (Ul NIGHTCAP. NEWS EBCg m i iiT H h o I:b m o v ie —loqBlnppw— ll:U (Ul NIORTCtf EDITION 13 :ia ( SI NEWS > RARTUn II :M (U l P R E V U m CASH and $• TopTWaut Btara la tt;W INCLUDING ALL INSTRUCTION METRODS FOR CARRY NOWI "DEEP IN 1;W I SI JOHN I. OLSON VOICE. ORGAN, PIANO AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS (ntiniiiiwfii $1.00) MY HEARr 7 8UNDAT, SEPT. 11 , ■Fointffr and Dneorotor SAVE ^^ tisa m PEOPLE ' J08E FERRER ALSO SECULAR AND SACRED''SONGS 25 t bl RIM TIN TIN ■ ^ " ,-PEARS 9 ~ on cmy dry dooning ot GENE KELLY f \ Bowpiy till MILUON DOLLAR MOVIE 7 4 ROSEBIARY CLOONEY "T all Lie” i POPULAR SHEET MUSIC AND POPULAR BOOKS tlS) MATUIEB THEATEB (la HENRY STREn "ROGUE COP" ( 32S RROAD STREET, MANCHE^^M ROBERT TAYLOR PERO ORCHARIMS MUSIC AVAILABLE FOR TINY LIHLE FINGERS ” I ■ ■ II 1^ STORE FARM' TO THE* ADVANCED VIRTUOSO { $a m e d a y service 8TART9 SUNDAY MORIARTY BROTHERS ™ *^boRWERB” COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE 27« OAKU^D ST. AVIRY ST^ WAPPING . j IN iV 10 OUT tv 5 . AT REGUUR PRICES "MOON FLEET" C l N h l K A A S c r O R E * RBDTMin-ICMYIIIR-BHHPnlKR OPEN FROM I P.M. to 5 P.M. DAILY and THURSDAY EVENING PLUS; RICARDO NONTALBAN la WED.: "SUM BIEBTnar CANGE AND FUEL OIL . _ ^ o n n WURDAYS 7 AJ4. la f PAL CHIiDRFN Flir r "A LIFE IN THE BALANCE" Cnaalag: *Fata KaOr's Bhtea* ■1* CENTER ST — PHONE Ml 3 5 ’ 35 SUNDAY 7 AAL fa • PAI. •'"IMiW'^rfti ,tf- -J . I . / MANGHNSTIR EVBMI^O HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. 8E i 4 e MBER 10,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C 0 I^ « SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10,19SI

But the Dodgers stumbled, and Major Defense two countries sighed'a treaty ‘Mystery Man’ ■ Citizens Group Urges Board A bout Tow n State Borrow Mdxivell H e i which set up machinery which was picked themselves up, and flnlshad Daily Radio supposed to draw a line for them. with a convincing flourish, and so Freed by Reds Cuts Denied by it stands as one half of tha baae- Along t^e Road WDEo>-1SM “ iSaatafP DayBlkt Xtoe# ' W tlO -lM is The Septymber minesting of the F or Su o f Flood Areas Observers from the other nations Act on Workshop Proposals Menchsater OIrl BcoutlnitlOouncll will which "guaranteed" this treaty ball teakon well completed. / German, ^Native ba held TBsedey nightght at T:4S at The other half Is, obviously, go- IM loltowlBg pn«rtm schadul**M<»»j,,lip„rt^ Wilfred Maxwell,xwen, town plimidnBl^ According to tentaUva to Adm. Radford are now on the jvay to the scene, with the reeent apaU of erisp ered most important for too the home of Mlaa BvaUne Pent InK to take a bit more doing. Tet ara auppUsi M ^ aaai^a' wccc-ooodWCCC—Good KTfainioErsaing Bead Muato land, M Adelaida Rd. administrator,, wl~wUl bo amoM agm* Ibu^ell wfil ba In1 hta oiMco: to check on the. "Invasion" Ecua­ With Joe Owens Berlin, Sept. 10 (Fi—A German WKKB—Dtnncr _D*le fall weather marking an and to townspeople to vote on. 99 town plannsnlere who wUl halp Om Mualripal Munlei||al BondingBuUd^ Mondaya i thsre is a certain irbutlne which, asat aad ar* aubjaa to chiuig* WTIC—Slrlclly Sport*^ summer end relnvlgoratlng the (C Baga (tea) dor suys is threatened^ It Is all to livlnc In Hamburg today Identified WDRO—Almanao: Muile Another proposal ah* aaid tha State compit* Informatian on Fridays aad work in the field Navy Reviews not so far as we are concerned, ni%st ^County Editor. without ooUeo. town, the Board of Directora haa town should vote on la one that iiiaa Joyce Wethsrell, daughter struck areas for the Govsmor’i 'the mate Iheadays, Wedneadi^ cmi-tau •urprising In the headlines it a "mystery man" relaaaed by the •il of Mr. end Mrs. Prancta Wetharell, lustlflsd and most dangerous at be followed until the day comes Boviata as hi* son, missing for lilt WHAY—Olaner Date __ „ „ ^ been aaked to return Ite attention prohlMU municipal omployes frop Oommlttee on Community Plan- and-Thuredaya, Ha win atao n o- fiHNMt seems unreal, itnd one expects the Because Davy Crockett arrived<»conspiratori go about their roof that the man, (or amendiMnte to the Tbwn and th* League of Women Voters, intend th m days a week on the th* Euenhowor edminlstraUon has remark It waa bmsiiL to be?* roof cavei in and down comas th* WUTH—Ceboet ot Ukrala* othsr group* participating in th* School In June, eho ta the roclpiont State p ro)^ . WlUi Erie Onibb, MexweU bellOvas that this UouB. I referred to Mr. M , . ter all. If Peru hnd Ecuador have Yankees In a World Series, but of reached the height of. popularity released as Fredartck Charla* Hop­ Charter. cut th* miUtaiy establishment be­ Closed H eari^ bear killer, cooiiaktn and an. WOTM-Newa *‘ iJhay —WSablngton Report Tha Workshop atudy group, Workshop wore th* Board of Con­ of a echolarehlp from th* Mi Hartford plaimliw director, he wlH schedule, which will ba revlpwed leader of Now Tork ta '^ 'lM sse , •WSBfffSKKSS lived with the same dispute for 125 that Dodger Inferiority complex kins of New York, actually la Chester EducaUon AaMxHeUon. low goals fixed by the Truman ed- (Caatl (roM Pag* Om ) 'OttE YERE and because both disappeared for Dangerous Davy makes hia es­ Klauq Frladrich GlaiibiU. 27. ItU— WCCC-Good KvfiHas Goto whoa* work wee epqneored by the trol of the Chamber of Commerce, survey tb* hermit towns of NSw by the Town Plaimtag Commission mlnietretlon, "but it still repre­ ■enee that 1 retain (or i m d f Uw 'mu Months • • «‘jb •••••••**••••**•* * years, why shdlild they suddenly which takes the field when the cape agalniit uniurmountabla odds WUAY«-UErE’E IG VeU WKNB—Dinner Bat* Hartford, Canton and Stafford st en execuUv* meeting Wednes­ fbr** Uootha awhile only to reappear, some Tb* Sovlate turned th* man w no—Munlter . League of Women Voters, lest th’e pemocratlc Town Oommlttee, sents very greet military American AcUvltlea Committee on leadereblp of MiaaesirL B A jp d - go to war over It now. in Septem­ Yankees are World Series opr and In a series of hair raising wDRO-caottoi qwyi too Junior Chamber of Commerce, The eutographtag party, sptm- Springs. day bight: will permit pnbiic bepr- ouriy. in no sane* ara altJwr fig ho cpE Month years later more popular than loosa Monday with two American ’eias winter engaged In a atudy of the ■timgth." Aug. 39. WcEkly;^ ber, 1956? ponents. We can't think of a events completes plana to marry soldiers and hieietad he was an WTIC—Rou MUUr WDRC—Echoes e( Ukri charter. Repreecntatlvca of 11 th* KlvmnU dub, tha Lions Club, sor^ by th* Fwnlly Biook Store In The aaelgnmaat faring MaxweU tags and eubdivision pfoceeslnge to ktaK makers." **S4qS^e CSojpY •••«.»**«*****t«*v**^*^ ever. Uncle Tom la claiming affili­ Rosebud, his loved one only to have WORC—L.«t'a DecSral*, cooperation with the Manchester nnd the ottter ptaninera who wUI be go eboed ea scheduled. ^gsdford commented that he She appeared before th* com­ Well, of courje they could, and single Yankee '- Dodger , World American. worn-Heart ef America ‘WHAY-Plauer Panel ^ ^ . town organixatlone participated in Liocal, fiS, Textile Workers Union kne^ of no Pentagon eeUon to mittee at a dosed aessloii and ‘numan reiterated Iwjirould M t ation with the Copnakin Cap Kid. his wedding tictimiiad. WCCC—Good Evenlna Good MuM* of America. CIO,' the Republican Council of Church Women, st working pnder the. euparvlaion of Project Win centiMw accept the 19M Democntle noml- one can reason out why. It was I Series In which the pay-off has "Hopkina" contended, as eoon’ as WKNB-Robtn'a Neef a edries of dlacpaelona that event­ warrant a contention that danger­ Chairman' Frencia Welter (D-Pa) TWfi i>BBoSAfe8*P»ia» Uncle Tom la the Stamford Barbara Warner, tha-third per­ h* was free, that he was "Olau- *'lwAY—Parade ef Musts „ , Town Oommlttee, the Mencheeter which Mrs. Thyre F. BJam wUI tbo State Development Oommta- However, where the. State Job ous dqfenae spending cuts ha vs natloa under any rircumfitoBdfie. TIM Awedated ifrem la axotudvaly good many years After our own gone to pure playing ability. The son of the unholy trio, loves Davy WTIC—Monitor ually reaulted In i f propuead autograph copies of her bot^ Blon ta to determine;-(t)..lb* ex­ win encroach on hta Ideal‘Obllga- tater ennounced ahe-hed "anawer- anUUed ^ tut im of raj^UcaUoii rt busineaaman who baa perfected the hltz” and that th* Russian* simply WCO^Musie Reea WDRC—Lee Elgarl ^ . amendmente, although ttier* waa Bar Aean. and the YWCA., been made. To which Truman re­ ed every question sb* was aeked." ■Ita at SMvesa all Bowt diajiatehaa cijdll^ to It. y Independence as a nation that we atruggle has alwaya been between gentle art? of just sittin’ and and when he discovers at th* wed­ would not believe hiqi. They main­ WKNS—Theaur of HIU . WGI^—Ecbees ol th* Ukrala* or th* SO propoeele these groups "Papa’s Wlfe,’^ will be held at thS tent a( flood denufo, (3) typea of Uona I* In th* field of long-range H* aaid Btevaneon tetapikkMd Bot otharwlao crodtted ding ceremony that the minister Is WTIC—1 ^ dlsagreeifteht among the groups Emanuel Lutheran Church Tues­ Tend usee existent brior* th* flood, town planning. Maxwell said toe joined In Chicago that toe Admiral However, he said, to* (act that anl alto tbt local aowt publltliod lieyt. reabunded to the cry of "54' 40’ or the; proud championship class of rockin'. •'There's no fret, no fiws tained he was an American spy. be WIIRC--tua Dcuaherly Show WHAY—Platter Panel ■a to w % h of the propoeel* dlecussed the ito that bava ah "would know about it if be read ah* had continued ea a eubeeclber him from New York and that tT not a minister, but really a culprit W OTR-^ It wHa ilutM WtXXI'-Good Bvenina ^teoFMuMa day evening from fi:80 to t o’clock. (S) locatloa of uOllty and trene- top-priority progrenss, eueh es the toM Mm If he announced for Ike* til rigbta of rtpubllcatlon of apedal fight," and there is. for all na­ the Yankees, and the kind of play for the Sittin' Starin' n’ Rockin' said. should be adopted. ready become taw Inclpd*: portaUon (acuities, (4) current lend to* newspapers.’’ to toe Communtat Dally Worker Altpatcliet hotalB art alto rtttrvtd. Club,;' according to Uncle Tom. seeking hie life, he becamei en­ An Army spokasman said th* re­ WKNB-Evenlng fiereaad* 1. Rights of PaUolmcn. Thl* The public ta Invltod to attend. plea for the Central Business Dis­ ident 1 would be (or Mm." tions. a fatal fascination in dla- that makes possible, and ihe baf­ gaged In a battle with hli enemy, WHAT—Panda of Musis • WTIC—Monitor Bom* of the'propoml* ■xh-' uaea throughout to* community, trict, s ^ I go forward, but added Radford atao told newsmen: until toe day before th* hearing full ttnrlct client ol N. B. A. itl^ The. exclusive (? > club has "no turnee's father sent picturaa and WCC&-MUS10 Room . WDRC—Make Way for YotlUi clsriflea phrastag ta m charter pro­ "I think we have a very eeund indlcatea to m* that she still he* Truman daacrlbed Oov. .AJtan fled' mental atate of the Dodgers, during which time. Rosebud |e kid- W&ru—Cb.'ltUaa Selene* muted aa blltq, to the last eaMlon The Weat Sid* Circle "'of Um and (■) a brief history of the lend that- others would have to ba neg- SMvera of Tskaa. who bditod th* puted real estst'e, even if It hap­ dues or don'ts.'" No meetings are other proof' of his son's identity ' WlDfB—Sports aad News of the Legislature In th* spring, vision without chenginlg Ite intent development and populaUon pat- military program. From to* stand­ a very lively interest in Commu­ •“miSSh.™ .RtpreaeetaUvea: The and the kind of play and bad luck called, hut all members have a napp^ and Barbara slips oii her here and indicatad that th* cae* WTIC-Rom Millet 1:9^ 2. Proposal of candidates for Community Baptist Church win tacted for the time being. 1962 Democratlo eonvehtkm as pens to be almost worthless, ft’s traRC-^ua %uahcrty Show WMAY-Plalter Panel „ „ end six of th* tfchnlcal, "on-wn- tgnia. The drat phee* of the pro. This win mark the second time point of cecurlty, I think th* cdun' nist ■cUvlttaB.’* card and operator’s license and a wedding goy|u.__ ii ia just about closed. WOTH-Say It With Musie . WCCC—Good Evenlna Good Muala tpwn offleel This clarifies th* meet at th* church Tuesday night try never was better off.” Mrs. Landy commenced ah* had not a Damoerat—ba'a a BMVfiifi not that they want it ao much for that makea possible, piey are the Because ofthe vail, Dary-falla to WKNB—Evrning Serenade trovsraiel Item* Bar* enacted into at 8 o’clock to work (or the ba- gram ta axpectled to lest e month: in to* present flood emergency 6-months cSlendsr reminding them He probably will ba tnrnad over deedUn* date for tUtag nomination Beta Dp Bchednie Radford then went on to cause done th* best she coitld and crat." themselves, sis that they don't underdogs of all'time, and, to our to rock more often. recognize hla wife to be until asked to German authorltias In West *'wHAY—Parade’'of Music WTIC—Monitor lew. However. UW 1*»Y*» « « Hoateesoa will b* Mrs. John that Maxwell has been tapp^ for In Washington, the Demoentie WCCC—Music Room WDRC—Straw Hat Concert be acted on, including tome that propoeals. * Maxwell aaid th* State wlU pay serrio* by 'th* State. Two weeks aome confusion by saying "there thought the eesalon bad been Tht HtraM PrinU^ want someboriy else to have it. taste,“ the struggle must be re- Celebrities of all aorta ar* en­ to eay "I do.” At that instant ha Berlin and if ther* is no css* pend­ WGTH—Word of Lll* Hour S. Surplus remaining from Lfireoa and Mrs. Georg* Robta- wll be no changes In the baalc mlll- ’friendly.’’ She added, "I got the National Oommltte* mad* pxMle aaMnaea no financial raapo^tauiy t<* hears Rosebud's screams, huatlas WKMB-^yaaks TirChleaie are considered maJoT' and contro- ■on. hta sataary (or to* Um* beivehde ago, th* State Development Com So a kind of exaggcirted na­ nev/ed. periodically, until ' the rolled and now In an effort to fur­ ing against him he will be return­ em c—Roes MUitr * '^ A Y —Platter Panel ^ . bond Issue. Passed during thf spec taiy program" during tha flecal impreaeion they (committee mem­ a letter (torn Dr. WeUaoe H. Ora- tfnocrapmeal errori appaarjM in a^ off to save her from death at tha ed to Hamburg. WDRC-Cliy Hoaplial iel session of to* Lsglalaturc, this away from hta local duUe*. He also mission borrowed him to work In ^^aemenu ana otow rend^ mwet tional ^pridc can arise, which^ In­ Dodgers finally manage to play ther increase the heritage of the WUTH—Boalon vs Indians WCCC-Good EvenUis Good MOala aaid ha hoiied to Sot \fp ti schedule Putnam, Torrington. WHUmantic year which started July 1." He add' bers) had thought I krae more im­ hem, Truasan’a peraonal phyrietaa In Tht Manobatttr Evening Herald. rocking chair. Tom has come forth hands of the Border Wolf. . lb* returnee said he got drunk WKNB—Evening Serenade '"*And' Atty. Jay amendment requires that all mon­ The famous Yanks* Division of ed that the program cells for portant than I waa." ■Inc* 1940. sists that even a shadow of claim the Yankees as if they were an­ liia- Monitor the Manchester Cl**"®* both World Ware I end n* will that would permit ,tha day-toriey and the Naugatuck Valley. His Job with * new gift for all members. Meanwhile Barbara has a change In .Lubeck, West Germany, -with WUAY—Parade el .Must* WDRC—Straw Hat Concert ey remaining from a bond ieau* be 437,760,090.000 In defona* epend- She confirmed that she had Juri__ , Graham aaid ha "eaniiot aUew’* adtardatag c l ^ g booni even to i desert must be pressed other baseball team. So for the re- of heart. Joins Davy In the hght an acquaintance who drugfM him WCCC—MUSIC Room tee, one of the group* pal^iltol- used to retire the bonds. __ hold Ite annual memorial tomor- oiMratlon Kif the Manchester ^en- then was to help do s preliminary etOMWl her Dally _ Worker nr—1 ». m. It . rekindles tender memories for WGTH—Word of Life Hour iMdraK -M E AmUtarinF office- to continue suHB^ of, conditions sffsctlaf Ing. ______\____ HbrjJltuiiiaa tCL-malta hrn nrilfaealA. jnainden of - the . our, Je£r U)«-‘ >old-Ums ..dime^ovel readers, to. save Rosebud against tha and. turned him over lo .the Sorieta tag ta the WeikahoiL row -at 11- ajm,' at-th* Gatkodral- Slip ef Teague .BcnpQoh Ml the." advice of her speeches because th* furmsr ITos tQ alL limlts.< ifobody, .must baclj *‘ efeAT-Proudry W# Hri^^ ^ Board of Dlrectoni at of-the-Ptaes, vRlndf*,- N. H. Last 'uhtaterrupted. roptanning program. ' tiiula la up with the Yankees and Perhaps you were one who found It der Wolf and'i* . killed. She dies a on July 13, 1947.. He was qtiiation- WDRC—Clly Hoaptisl WCCC—Good Evenunt Good-Muaia 4> CompaUUv* bidding. Requires Apparently hi* uee ot that, figure lawyer. Even before the hearing, ident'e "tour of leetOrea to DetMt. down:- If you can't get the territory ed in the Soviet Zone and was idein- Tuesday night to, turn It* atten- year th* YDVa presented the'Ca- down with the Yankees, and fit ao wall between the covers of a heroine. Davy mops' up tha nan- WQTH—Boston vt Indians WKNB—Evening Serenada tost contreete for "oonstnicUon,” WSJ a Slip ot toe tongue because at toe time ot Landy’a graduation, Toledo end Chicago ara arraaced for yourself, at leaat you act tough geography book. ' dits, marries Rosebud and antei* tifled by tha Ruasiana as Hephlns, WTIC—Monitor tlon to th* propoaed as well aa for auppUea, meUrtalS, thedral-of-ths-Plnea with a stone toe Eisenhower edminlstrstlon’s ah* had told rapoitera ah* still on such dates that It would be Im­ enough ^to aee that the other fel­ please. Red Sox, at leiut. knock born in 1921 In Jersey City. *‘WHAT—Pends of Musts WDRC—ilst Precinct now that th# equipment or servic*,^ shall be put from the chapel which was de­ got to* new^wper. When asked "Daring Davy, The Young Be*r a new life, "strewn with roses." W(^--Ma*ie Room WOTH—Treasury of Music mar has paaaed. H# aaked th* u<^ January budget celled (or only possible for him to recuperate (id­ low doesn't get it. Often, ft the the Clevelands out of it. 1 Can Hear It Naw He said ha was triad by a Soviat WIWB—Yanks vs Chiesfo I:1A— out to competitive bid, when an ex- stroyed at Bclleau Wood, Chateau 435,760,000.000 of such spending. then If rile was atill a Red aym' ly for a trip to Oaltfornla on Bept. Killer.’’ is the edition Uncle Tom WHAY-Proudly We Hail rectors not to let the propoeala Thierry, Franc*. After World War Bonn, Moscow Stage pethiser, lher"E5limbd: The finis is written to Bar­ military court under the name of wnc-Roa* MUIer pendlUtnre exceeding 4500 1a in- And Radford hlmaelf. in talking 12.” territory In dispute happens to has had reproduced just as it was Hopkina and sentaheed to ,25 yeara WDRC—Dance Orchestra .WCCC—Good Evenma Good MCSlt I (unde were raised th* divi­ "I wouldn't eay tost. I rartainly Saturday, Seplembcr 10 back in the "good old days," even bara's Ufa with theae stirring went—Boston vs Indians WKNB—Evening Serened* * A t th* same'meeting,'Mr*. Wal volved.- to reporters here, indicated that Thera had been reports that havi people In It, they themselves woi-ds: "She had sinned, but her as an American spy. H* aervad In WTIC—Monitor fi. Contreete. Clerlflce the typo sion to rebuild toe chapel. A locql ha look* for a total spending to be am not a reactionary. I consider to the uncut pages. t:4je^* WDRC—Jlst Precinct .' ter Schultheli of th*,^**®* delegation will attend tomorrow. myself a progreaalve." Truman oaneetod appesraneea at do not care which way it goes atonement had bean her own life; four Jails in th* Soviat Union. WHAY-Farads of Music of contreete intended In a charier somewhat less than 336 billion but California fund ralring dlmwra bo- A Price On Cyprus? "The Young Bear Killer; or. The •Tb* two aqldiara, released by the WCCC—Matte Room WOTH—Treasury of Music Women Voter* also aaked ^ t the Stormy Talk on PWs She also commented at th* time: Bui, for contending govemmenta Trail of the Border Wolf," by what more could she do?" WKNB—Ysnks vs Chicaco 4:1*— provleion. more than 434 Mllion. The prime nritiah reason for re­ Cfinnecticut What writer of today would Sovicta along with' Hopkina-Olau WHAT—LaSaltU* NovsnA Board InlUate action on the pro- 6. Settlement of cleinu by town Lady Roberta Loitaa will meet "I say I quit toe party, but I havi and sover«igpittea,vthe thl.*-8t Is ab­ Harry St. George, published In WTIC—Rosa MUIer WTIC—Monitor Tuesday night at 7 :3 ^ t th* home a notionion It's poeaiip o ^ W they expelled a proininent Oallfornta taining: a firm hand on Cyprus is juggle. jargon to tha extent of bits, ar* under arrest pending a WDRC—Dance Orchestra WDRC—Disk Dsrbv counsel. Eknpowera the town coun­ solute. 1879 is packed with action and has decision on a court-martial. Ibey WGTH—Boston Tt Indians *^****Wanta Early Befercndum of Mrs. Dorothy Belcher, 13 Walk­ (OeattaMd (ram Pag* Om ) m*-as a weak •lateratal maybe myl*^®**®**^ military. It la now the Pritish all the melodrama even- the sharp­ eaylngr , WGTH—Saturday Dance Party Rubtaow urged that th* DIrec-' sel to Settle ctaima against tos British Act to Hal This tendency on the part of Yankee I "So they moved one on each were miaatng from their poate in l;W - 4:44— totvn up to 4IM; up to $500 with er-St. She will be Um hostess for convictions weren’t ■o etrong. 11 Gibraltar at the eastern end of the est 20th century Crocket Ute could WHAY—Parade ot Muato WHaT—LaSaistt* Novens tors call a referendum on the pw^ to* evening. . While to* conferees faced each Blueprint Swap governments will disappear about By A .H .O . ask for. aide of the girl, who tried to keep Europe since 1948. WCCC—Record Rsvus WTIC—Monitor toe approval of toe general man­ ether acroee the negotiating table Students Honored ■WKNB—Yanks vs Chicaso p o ^ amendmente and auggeated Mystery Freighter Mediten^ew. In ®*'‘***' the time It bet,1nt to make no dlf- the three covered with her weapon. WDRC—Diek Derbv jtaat they cotild go on the voting ager, end above 9500 only with toe in their second eesrion, Moecow this Gibraltar, In the Brltlshq^____ , “ ______TV Not Needed Suddenly the giant gave the signal. WTIC—Monitor WOTH—Saturday Dance Parly approval of to* Board of Direc­ The Dorcas Society of Emanuel Terence to neighbors who plants Even In Conneetlcut, everything WDRC—Dahes Orchestra j »:t»- machines at the same time to toe Lutheran Cfiturch will meet Wed­ realdente clustered at wallboarda Quety by Reds No red blooded corduroy wearer There was a leap forward on tha Inmates Restless WGTH—Boston vs Indians WIIAY—Record Review tors. (OoBtfamed from Page Orie) U.S., China in Pact! At Farewell Party scheme of things, and in the aeenu to depend on whether Elsen­ In the gaslight era needed a 21 quMtIon of whfth^r MHOcnoRtcr nesday, Sopl. 14, for Its first- fall covered with newspapers giving his hedge where. part' of the men, the sharp detona­ I:1A-^ WTIC-Monitor ahould permit rafflee and bazaars, toe full text of "Adenauer'a open-, American scheme of things too. hower runs. Of course, the vari­ inch picture tube to visualize the tion of the Derringer, loud out­ After Outbreak WHAY—Farads ot Musts WDRC—Two for Ihe Money meeUng, The pastor, to* Rev. C. the natural pdliUcal desire of the ous hopefuls, the varloua poten­ heroics of Davy when his idol WCt:C—Record Revue WGTH—Saturday Dance Party Backera of a raffles and bazaars Coventry Henry Anderson, will apeak to the ,ing statement. It was the first Baffled UN Unii veaael of 1,618 tone that hfis aaUed To Release Yanks Miss Ckrot Wennergren, daugh­ In Our Smile Real? tialities, cannot Say so. openly cries. a shriek from Rosebud and WKNB—Yank* vs Chlcs(o 4:14- ordinance are now cirCuIStlqg pe group following a brief buainesB time most Soviet cltizans-had ever under toe Penamantan flag. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wan- people of Cyprus must be sup­ sparkled in .the small black print. then a crash as the whole window w n c—Monitor WIIAY—Record Review Th* colony’s government acted We Americans, of course, are They can only think It. and enter, Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 10 I f )— WDRC—Dance Orchestra WTIC—M.»nltor titiona preparatory to a referen­ session. Mrs.' Anderson will also be seen West Germany’s views on toe nergren, 51 Drive B, left ’Rmra- pressed. It was In line wdth tilts Chapter I opens with: "Then sash waa burst in and a human WDRC—Two lor Ihe Money dum on the question. return of (jerman war prisoners (Oeuttaoed from Fag* Om ) after receiving jirese dispatches dey to enroll ta State Teachers’ their own private guess In their Davy Crockett must die!" From form came sailing through tha Shotgun-armed guards watched WOTH—Boston vs Indians WGTH—Saturday Dance Party present and it is hoped all mam- (Oenttnoei (vem Paga One) pdlicy that Britain InviUd Tur- busy wondering whether the Rus­ own political planning. •:a»- Perhaps th# modt controversial Boards Explain bers will attend to welcome her. still held by th* Soviets and on rt- sasrfog Panama had canceled toe OiUags, NfiW Britain, and Gerald this point on the writer cuts no aperture with the grace of a wild­ restless inmates of th* Nebraska WHAY—Parade nt Muato t:M- unifleation of German. Inspection* with Russia) would be ■hip’s regtatry under the Panama­ Jtey to the conference on Cyprus, sian smile Is real. We tell our- On* thing that depends upon the State Reformatory pace their cells WHAY—Record Review ot the proposed aihendmenta le Miss Harriett Caspereon will have Snea the talks opened to reach Paige, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Philip corners In putting Davy through cat; crying hoarsely; WCCC -Record Revue WTIC—Lon* Ranger one tost would change toe town . Pravda and Ixvestia reacted of great benefit to toe peoples of nian flag. Mahoney, 10 Drive E, leaves Sat­ along with Greece, ao that Tur­ Bclvea we had better watch out, President's *ventual. answer to the the acid tests all heroes must sur­ "Crockett to the rescue!" today while (n a hospital an In­ WKNB—Yanks vs Chlcsfo WDRC—Countrv Stvl* Budget Boosts charge of devotione.' every nation In the world. It would item 2, under which they might question everybody 1» asking Is the WTIC—Monitor / WGTH—Saturday Dance Party clerk from aii elected Official to ■harply to th* part of Adenauer'a At Panama’s request, U.S. offi­ bi'ing up anything from Increased urday for North Park CoUeg* of key’s claim to Cyprus , cduld be and atand on guard, until real vive. Even the cat whiskers would mate was near death from a BIDRC—Dance Orchestra one appointed by the general man­ opening speech in which he said open toe gateway to sound and cials In Colombo, Ceylon, were or­ direction the .Connecticut Demo­ wound raceived In gunfir* during WOTR—Boston ve Indians 9:44- Manchester Soroptimists will mutually advantageous safe­ trade with toe Weat to a Formosa Chicago, the college maintained played off against the claim of acta follow the era of varbal cratic leadership will take in the How would you feel If a tele­ shudder, at transmitting such an RTHAY—Record Rtview ager. A majority of the Work­ Coventry, 8epL 10 (Special)— hold their first business meeting his meeting with Soviet officiel* dered earlier this week to pick up settlement or admtaaion to thr| by 'the Bhrangeilcal Mission pleasantness.. vision play or a movie opened with epic to say nothing of the wiggle the breaking of a riot yasterday. lies— WTIC—Lone Ranger shop groups favor* thl* amend­ waa the first contact betwMn the guarded reductions in the levels of the Panamanian registry jMporo— ■Greece, .leaving Britain "no al- national convention next year. Fire had blakad through two WHAT—Farad* ot Muate WDrc—Country Stvio Arguments by the Boqrd of Select­ of the season Monday evening at ariilaments and armed forces. V-nited Nations. Covenant •lenominaflon. What we do not realize, from One way It could be a question three men plotting the death of of the rabbit ears if the later me^a weet*—Record Revne WGTH—Saturday Dance Party ment but It haa been bitterly op­ men and toe Board of Education the home of Mrs. Leona Beck, Co­ Rtiaaiana and the German people. In effect the ship’s license to travel Today's agreement waa under­ Both students wsra honored tematlver’ but to retain the laland Daring Davy, but in reality only adopted the orifInal script. prison shops before the fores, of WKWB—Yanka vs Chlcafo U:*e- posed by to# Democratic Town They criticized Adenauer for 'It would in conaiderable maas- —when she calls at th* Indian our own vantage point, is that if of going for the DemocraUe prea- eformatory guards — backed by w n c—Monitor WHAY-Haller Pott Polka Hop In eupport of their request#' for lumbia Lake. Mrs. Lillian Gustaf- ure lessen toe tensions and would stood to Include an assurance by Wednesday night at tha mid-week herself. two men were making the plans, Thank you Uncle Torn for Davy's ComniUtee. sizable budget increasea which what they termed his attempt to Ocean port on toe long voyage servlca of the churdq and wfirfi w e: were Russians we would be Identlaljiominee whd would per­ guards from th* atate penitentiary WDRC—Dance Orchestra WTIC—Monitor aon, tha naw president, wtll an­ decrease toe feara of war. It would to* Ckineae Oommunlste that all This diplomatic ganie has now form soTftethlng of a caretaking the third person being a woman? derring-do and thank you Walt WGTH—Boston vs Indiana WDRC—Country Styl* The' Democrats charga that toe would, if approved, raise toe cur­ nounce her committees, plans wtll neak for all to* German people on eastward. Panaina has no diplo­ American ci^iltan■ held In dUna preeanted coplee ef Tk* (Seepeta Each hatea square ahootln’ Davy which itself has seen two futl- WGTH—Terrace Room proposal is a Republican "plot" to to* question of reunification. be a begiriRing, a beginning on the matic repreaentatlv* in Ceylon. .been" won, and the role of Cyprus wondering If the American smile operation, Itolding the party to­ Disney for adopting tha Tennessee tcala uprisinga this year—moved 4:10— 14:14- , rent tax rate 8 milla to 36.5, were be made (or toe New England Re­ course that mankind earnestly would be free to leave translated by J. B. PkilUpe. Fol­ for different reasons and as the titan. WHAY—Maws; Dyna's PoUm Party lock up toe office for Its present ’’Although this was th* first con> Officials at Colombo', expressed be­ lowing the servle*, a group of- In the military security of the al-, Is. real, and telling ourselves that gether, making good speeches for In to fore* iron bar and slaC armtd WOCC—Record Revue WHAT—Haller Post Polks Bop presented last night st an open gion Convention early ta October seeks to travel — the course'of the pedlUouBly’’- -eubject to Chlaaee -lWKMR—Yanks vs Chicago w nc—Monitor Republican Incumbent, Samuel J, hearing of the Bokrd of Finance. in Pittsfield, Mass., and other tact between th* Soviet Union and lief toe vessel would bypass that Communtat Judleiel procoeaea. young- people of the chnrdi pleasant words are -nice for a It, not with the hope of national rioter* back Into their cells. WDRC—Country Style peaceful development of the atom port In view of latest develop­ llances of the West has been pre­ victory In 1956, but merely In the WTIC-^MonUor Turkington Jr. The Democrat* An overflow crowd, occupying acUyiUea. Weat Germany,” one story saifi, for the benefit of all." Ikta meant that Uwse who were gatoered at th* pareonag* aad en­ change, but how about something The wouiK cd inmate ia Luis WDRC—Cal Kolbv WGTH—Terrace Room / claim that their party'# atrength "Um Soviet Union already has re- ments. served. task of accepting preordained de­ Morales. 28, San Antonio. Tez„ WGTH—Bandstand U.9.A. U;M- chairs and wall space In the not under arrest or charged with joyed game* and refremnanta In from America in the realm, of a WHAY—Record Review la growing In Manchester and that Robertson School auditorium, dis­ latlona with East Germany." A State Department spokesman a farewell party for Mtan Wooner- Now certain costs are threaten­ feat with dignity. 1 who waa shot In the back. He was t : U — WTIC—Dr. SIxgun John Robinson, son of Mr. and an offense would be free to les've solid act. O roodJes A Thought for Today WHAT—Dyna’s Polt:* Party the Republican* f4*r they will loae cussed th* proposed budgets and Mrs. Albert Robinson, 06 Ridge St, The West looked to the detailed in Washington said the ship’s reg­ at once if they wtahed. Tke 2S gren and Paige. ing to" impdae themselves. Greece In such' a situation, the Con­ serving an auto theft sentence, W'"'.":-Record Raviie WDRC—Moods lor Romane* the office to a Democrat at aome discusaion* for a line on Soviet Toys, Books, Dolls istry waa cqnMlleose of trans­ as netole or doportation. ■policy "Suddenly dropped them like and during Geneva, produced a shoddy. It is also true that there And straightway He commanded Elmer Scheelc, were firing quea- WHAY—Dyna'e PolkA Party U:4*- ment yesterday, set out Weat Ger- shipping cargo to Communist WCCC—Record Revue WHAY—Moonlight MaUnt* changed toe office from an elective a recent letter Issued by toe Board day by automobile for Reck Is­ Toys, books and dolls for dona­ Tk* United States, in return, LBAMMO BRANDS a hot potato into the American marked change and mellowing In it still some gap between him and me tlona at 23 inmates Wlmberlay WKNB—Yanks ve Washln(toi> WTIC—New* to an appointive one died In toe many's position on establishment CJilna." the ultra-conservative Democrats To bind a broken heart. said he believed to be among of Finance accusing the Selectmen land, III., whare they will attend tion .to children In the flood- was understood to luivs -given an AnM An. w Nones Truman Doctrine. Greece and the American, attitude In the w n c—Monitor WDRC—Netfs; Almanac Legislature, where the Democratic of "highly questionable" financial Auguatana College. Reed, who la of the normal relations with the stricken Putnam area are pour­ Haiphong is on the gulf of Tori' understanding that all Chinee* in world, chan.ging it from something of tha South. But. in an opera­ ilngleadcrs in th* riot. And MTDRC—C*l Kolbv WGTH—Hotel Sutler party controls Hie Senate. _ Soviet Union. kin. little more than 100 . miles 'Turkey together! were considered tion fated to lose anyway, Steven­ I prayed, "Oh bless aach hungry Scheele said he also sought all WQTH—Bandtund U.B.A. 11:14- manipulations, objected to the ex­ stud3ring for the miniatry, win ra- ing in to the Elks Home at 30 toe United Stataa could go to the hard and brusque and tough and child. WIIAY—News; Moonlight UaUae* But the same fate befell a bill clusion from toe tabulated budget turn to Augustena for hla third Bissell St., John Lyons, chairman from Red (China’s frontier. Oonraiuntat-controUid mdnlaad of essenUal to the ’military position son could still do well enough. He pbasibl* infcrinatlon on th* Dyna'a Polka Party WTIC-Sporu Pinal embodying an amendment proposal In Panama, a Foreign Ministry Arlbir One Stem uncompromising Into at least a May they be amply fed." wounding rf Morales. WCCC—Reeord Revlsw WDRC—Dane* Orrheatrs mention bf a new firetruck. al­ year. Robinson, who waa a student of the Elks Youth Actirity Com­ Chlita If they wtahed — Including of the West when both eastern could play the game out, at .the WGTH—Hotel Sutler ■ th* Damqcrate favored—on* mak­ though the price of 414,684 waa at tha University of ConnecUcut mittee, announced today. spokesman said toe freighter'a momentary illusion that America least, without creating any new He said. "Go ffnd a starving aoul. It waa generally bcllaved the WKNB—Yanks vs B’sihlngton ing th* town clerk a salaried of­ atuderite aent to tha United States Mediterranean .countries were ad­ And share with him your bread.” w nc—Monitor U;Sa- included. ,, last year, haa transferred to Au- Lyons Urged persons to send or cargo waa falsely declared aa fi09P- from Nationaltat China. really believed In the thing called liabilities for the party. riot was an outgrowth of th* fir­ WDRC—Cal Kolbv WHAV—MtginllalU Matinee ficial, He la now paid out of toe (‘eople- have been atudytag Obituary Lifting of the papers of the mitted together to the North At­ ing yasterday by tha steta board WGTH—Bandstand U.8.A. WTIC—Sports Pliul guetenej Mlaa Johnson, who bring In new toys and used toys Tke egreement wee understood If, on the other . hand,' the "Oh, stir the hearta of men," I WDRC-^sI Kblby fees charged by hla office for xerv- thee* iheeta, Mr. Chairman," he J rraduated from Manchester High lnjrqOjt,qondlflph.„ l o ^ Katerina S., at Colombo presum- lantic Treaty. Organization. Greece coexistence. But if we were Rus­ PrasIdent^shMild .not run'afain, ^ rontrol of Sm t Goerg* Morrja, -- — ‘ " ...... to-etlpulete. that the B f l 94 wk prayed.------— — ■ifjynra Potkl P l^ " t'— WeTB—Dixie------eaid iiT'apparent 'releranSB; to Ule ; School In June 'Wnr^enlSr Bmbasay in Peiping: would facili­ ■■'anff 'TurTteyT^ogHficF'were Con­ sians, we would also wonder If the aad tEis“ RepubU«ha W redntied "And make them good and true." who headedlh* institution for 8oth of TEL.MI9^6S44 himaeir the naore iavorable eirr Board of Education, explained that peneral Manager Richard- Mar­ ture." The bearded *M war­ I'tjv ways something of a price upon we would be feeling about the THE* OPENING QF,\HER F«n-tlme Pkumer 8,9Sfi Arrested Manchester, and three grandchil­ rior mede a Strang nttack eumatanees ^ IMS, with ao Coventry U not eligible for federal Moeawbilc, tha A m y eet up dren. tin Iwa asked toe Board of Edu- BIEMBEB W -A IX tAMEBICAN a any poli.Cy. which lets purely mili­ Ellsenhower smile much the same 4. Employment of a ,full-tlm* aid tola year and that'Rtat* grants against Moraecnn Natlaaaltat DRUM BIAdORB AB60ClAnON\ preoldenttal eloctloa Involved, . trained city planner appointed by three special mlUtafy tribunals in The funeral will "ba held at St. datton to outline its requirements h tary (Minsiderations over-ride all way we Apierlcans do feel about aad with BIMeoff a ruaalag FOR wlU total 4l68.493.S9, 36.4 per cent Istanbul to try 3,000 persona, ar­ Mary’s l^tacopal Church MondajMtay for a proposed new Jmtor high leadera.svho have agreed| t*,a ------1 the general manager. of the proposed budget. -regeacy coaacil as a BiMpri “ others', wiili the price sometimes the Russian smile. We would be mate. But If he gueaoea, or 6. EUmlnaUon of party levara at rested on chargee ot looting end afternoon at 2 o'clock! Burial wlfl echool to aid the administration wondering how deep It goes, how knows, thnt Blaenkower la not D a n c e Increeaed'toachera’ eelariea was violence. Simitar courts have been ba ta‘ the family plot ta East and toe Board of Directors ta-de-' mlaa formula (or a Moraeeaa ah actual decrease in the military ' “ municipal elections. an important point of debate. ■settlement. much it really'means, whether running? then ISSd heeomeu hU , 6. Instituting a maximum aid* established In th* other two cities. Cematery. elding on the amount of land the security being sought. It could be, thae to atrlko. eve* though that Baalnard mentioned the letter sent In enotoar comnmnique, .the Friends may call at tha W. P. town ahould acquire for toe school. America Is willing to back It up 76 MAPLE STREET walk aaaesament that would Umlt by the 8tete last year to th* Board m : In the end, that both we and Brit­ may lacM a challenge to Ihe the azsesament per property owner government aaked all pereons, in­ Qutah FXneral Home, 335 Main St., Earlier this week, Sherwood Kll;tJEl> PLANE CRASH ain w'ould feel more secure In the with daeda. And probably there atato party leadership. Education aseerting that Cov­ cluding those whose ptacee of tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock and to­ Robb, head of the' Board of- Ikhica- (British American Club) to two thirds the coet of Installing entry’s salary schedule of 43,300 NorthrMge, CnIK., Sept. IS. ITS CLOSEOUT TIME eastern Mediterranean without would be aome among ua who Whatever the worry in the Pres­ a sidewalk ta front of a 60-foot lot, buslnaaa,w*r* wrecked In th* riot­ morrow from 2 ..to 6 and 7 to 9 tlon, said toe group had selected a| ident's own party, tha Democrats ndnimuffl was subeUndard. ing, to return to work,- It rees- p.m. 40 parcel site around and "lir the (B)—One Star was killed aad aa- Cyprus. would be begli.nlng to advocate CMS Tltis proposal would also waive the The sum of 477.017 for tuition ether gravely taijnred , totey have their wrorri*# too. They’d ■ured them that meaeurea had rear of the naw piriice statioa m that Russia Itealf rstum to a mood Interest on the amount due toe waa accounted for by the expense whea they crashed here la a De»r Mr. and Mrs. Public: .appreciate a tittle advance tip, just SPECIALIZING IN town for two yeara. been taken to avoid nay recurrent the moat suitable elte for a Junior r )Of Boundaries of toughness, at laast until Amari- ao they don't commit themselves of sending children In outlying of to* wild dtaorders. high achool for th* northern see- ■mall private pleae after It Our loos te jFonr gain. W* luiYt aa asaort* 7. Creation of a central pur- as to Bchoota ta 0‘,’iar town*. F i m e r a b ■track a power Mae and kaecked While the world Is worrying ca puts something real on the line to losing year < candidacies and •RALLET i , •TAP eh a^g de|>artment to serve all de­ The communique added tb* gov­ tlon of (own. TYiltlon por student In Windham la ernment would do aU in Its power dowB fear polea. Killed wafi La­ ed stock of Chryakra, all colara aad aMdfiii^ % ; about the Inability of people to Well,^ we are not Itusslana, so then find tha year auddenly trans- partment* of the town. 4330, Manchester. 4325. Stafford, The land includes the tract on forased Into one of even battle. 4. P e r m it^ toe general man* to compensate those who euf which Creenhaven, temporary vet­ ther Berry Katttor ot aearlnr ‘‘i atop trying to chenge boundaries we have our own channel of •TOE •MODERN 4300. Rockville, 4300. TOItand. 4251 deiia B. Woodhlad HUta aad lajored was which Must be aiwad withia the aext IS daya gar. ta caaas where all Mda for i fered losses. Largely attended fiineral aerv- erans' housing devetopflo^t, Just about five years old, out In thought. Bui perhape w* can man­ and Columbia, 4346. Tuition for Turkieh nawspapera said the Joha Pokeah ef tke saara towa. > capital Improvement exceed the each Coventry child Is 4340. ices for John Donahue, 342 Center stands. _^rcgafdlcsaar price. TouruM carwiBpeak., Palestine, a somewhat more aged age to reedise that Uie perpetua­ All axcapt elghtXstates restrict appropriation by more than 10 per note had done damage 10 Ume* th* use of flreworks.X TO REGISTER St., were held this morning at boundary dispute puts in Its bid tion and th* traiulgUon Into reall- cenL ^ ...... the value of . Cyprus, the Brittah 8:30 from the T. P. HoUoran Fu­ ably be a good down payaifint. It wnaH 0 Oianglng the flecal year, to crown colony Iriand off TXrkey Mother of Three for emergency diplomatic action. tiea of th* "epirit of Oeneva" doea IN PERSON . neral Home, followed by a solemn a dine to cubic fai and talk about H. DrlW Contract Members eliminate th* present necesrity for whoa* futi’"« haa eperked Thukiah' requiem Mass in 0t..Jamcs’ Oiurch Persona] Noticea For all of 125 yeara the iwo. ^uth depend upon us a* well ga upon Poiiee Arrests Greek conflict. F I ThursdBy, Sept. 16—S to 6 P. M. borrowing money ta anticipation at 9 o'clock. Tk* Rev. E d ^ Fer- May Have Polio out ia a Chrysler today! Yea win be sur>» American nation# Of Ecuador" and the Ruasiana.. of tax**, Greece wanui Brttein to give the reli wee th* celebrant, to* Rev. ■■M tatand the right to. vote whether IVru have been fighting and feud­ By Phone Rubtaow aaid the Citisena Com Andrew Maraflno, 30, of Prov- Francta Butler toe deacon and to* In Nfimoriam prised at how easy aad hew tauspsaMTu II mitt** will campaign for these It should have union with.Oraaca ing over what' ahould be the egact Up And Down With ’Em idence, R, L. waa arrested after Rev. Georg* Hughes the subdeacoo Mrs. Herbert Joyner. 37 Seul- caa bu. . ' , ‘ Call BU 9*0611 Anytime proposals when they ar# placed on midnight last plght by Sgt Milton and the Turks violeiitly aupport Mrs. Jens Maccerona was organist tera Rd., waa admitted to M< ^ V them.' And now, auddenly, Ecua- ■trohg and going aWa>, on the ON . pieke Important f tfam of UM m es of to* road when Some 'Tinrkiah ' newspripere de­ non .was seated la the sanctuary w ^ t appy partment. Water Oommissioa, day afternoon by State Patrolman Maantime, the TurUrii govern Robert IkitGher. farted to McCook. - r- '"•maria keep thn « o ^ atiU ep Its the paMag ot thtTyooro. about helag a front-iiuiaer. You; OH. SaVICR town auditor, city planner and Leo LeBtanf and charged with BMnt cloeed down ita exMbit at Many friends cMtad at the fu Mfe. Joyner, the former ■ f . • • C!hB*Oui BM^unbo •M eren fu e th* Salonika International TYnds JfME ItoM Hw dispute was ■tumble, and perhM you nidewalk saaeasmente as being" paseing a stop sign at tb* W. aaral heme end a profiieloa «( bars Bonce, ta the mothar ot three I -LovbiBly raarataer^^__ _ __ M I-9^548 among thee* tha League conrid- M^ e Tpka.. exit (noo R t 15. Fair in Graeca. floral uMnitae was cUldrsn. Jfrihar. ataur sad Mothars. wtota the reaUzT. JWt xp sad hit. atride-again.k } " V “ .■■I- ■-! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,

SalvoUon Army Cangregntlonol Church Sarmon: "lo I Lutheran CBurch Main Shraat. 185 North lloln BtMtt POUtaT" C. Henry Andataan. Fnatar Arnold W. Tatar, HHUstar Racaerional Hymn, Red Plea Fails Melvin T. Patarean. ra. John Pickup, In Charge Mrs. MUdre< O. CUfcham, ’ Christ, Arlaa." ' Aaalatnnt ta tha Paatar Orgnnlat Poatluda, " l ^ a NoMo' ChnrlOB S. Wakelay, Mrs. Barimm R. Becker, . Wa welcome to w rimreh to­ To* Lure Back r c h e s Minister of Musir #ept. 11— \ Choir Director morrow morning lira. Mildrad G. 8:30 a.m., Sunda^achool claaacs OlC^aru who la our now organ- at tha Citadel Alton Munsia in FourtaanUi Sunday after Tri* Sunday. Sapt 11: iat. Itra. daiohara livas In Staf- Many Refugees nl^ " charge. \ BUSIN St. ---- * B. C. Church 10:00 a.m.. Morning worship. ord Springs and comta to ut from Rev. dahn' F. Haanon. Pastor. Divine Woraliip 8 and 10:80 a.m. 10:45, Holiness servfM with South Church In Granby whora aha CapUln and Mrs. Eric JaCkson of Organ Prefuda, 'Pralude and Fugue Bav. Oaorge P. Rnghaa. Praludaa. ‘Tntarmaaao on tuna in D Flat Major.—Bach. luui btan choir director and or­ Liondon, Sept, 10 (F>—*rha plain Bar. Bdgar P. FsrrclL Wareham” Thiman VArla" Peatara Hartford leading all aerVs(caa ganist. grqy latter bearing a Polish stamp Cntadel band music, mate 'qpVtet Procaaaional Hyfnn, "O God. Our Fnuwis T. Butler. Vocal duet (Srat sarvica) Htip in Ages Past." come imriy one morning and the "Cherubim Soqgt’ Bortnianaky and message by the Captain. Scriptura Reading: Matthew 10:20- *Tha Mary MoChira Group will nuddle-agad Polish rtfugea nerv­ Sund^MasMs: Mra. Lorraine Johnson. Mra. -3 p.m. Hospital visitation 30. meat at tha home of Mrs. .Stuart ously, ripped it open. For adUH^ 6, , 8, 8, to and 11 Eleanor 'Johnaon Mrs. Major Mildred Pickup ani Wolcott, 174 Main Streat Friday " D ^ fellow compatriot abroad: •uaday. SapC U , the i«U> Sun nthem, "O Wng Unto The Lord" , . Thla Poland is a very gen- o’clock wlthNtwo Massas at 8, one Anthem (aacond Sarvica) Mra. Elizabeth Wilson. -. -Purcell. tvening, Saptamber 15 at 8:10. TORY la tha main ahditorlum for adults "Sanctus” Schubert Man'a Charua 3 p.m.. Convalescent homes will maive Raading: No. 015, (Mlling All Man! PainUng baa eroua country. We don't want to ad.M itiuy remember the crimes committed. and ana for tl^children in the In atallation of Church School bo visited by a group from the a 00. at tha paraonaga. Saturday, S ^ Say pneran. An chlldran who taachera Salvation Army in charge of Mrs. Everyone wh« honettly wants to wuf •• iivta tkla yaar *ra mtad baaament; and two. Masses at 10, P a s te l Prayar, Lord's Prayer. tamber 17, from 8:00 ajn. to 8:00 Fish Cooked to Order at Mahehester Sea Food! Fnmiture Recovered by Messier Upholstery I Yonr Yam Shop EYEBROW TINTING ona in tha nuUn atMUtorium and Offertory, "The Loat Chord” Florence Stevenson. Offertory, *'Av# Varum''«-Moaart. p.m. Bring your oem bruah; come back may return peacefully ta aarolL ' and without any fear to work for 10:18 Worrtlp Sarrlca. one ‘in the .basement. Sullivan 7:30, Salvation meeting 'W-lth Sarmon Mymn, ‘Tight tiu Good Church School opana on Saptem- •S Oottago 88,-TBL. M1-S-888S Sermon. “Christian Bducatlon—• the development o f country.*'. Are Your Eyebrows Faded From The Stonmer ta iT (Nuraaiy ta.tha pajrlA Band and Songster music, mala Fight All Thy Might. bar 25. \ , St. Bridgets B. C Our Sacred Trust'' Rev. C. Henry quartet and message. It was- signed# by 45 auppoaed CoHiplets Uns of yams ' (Absbluteb^ H annl«^) Pntttda-Oiiarala, "Ba In iion-C!ommtmiata, including promi­ Eanaat. O ChUdran a* >*an”.^ Bav. dahn M. DataaSy. PaHpr. Anderson In all services this Sunday, (^kn- aiMl k a lttiiiff aeeessorles,. Postiude, "Fugue In G Minor nent men like the poet Antoni ...... !...... Bav. Bobcat Oarroli mad ^ dldate. Edith Pickup will apaak staaiped foods, ombroidery (The Great) Bach briefly aa this will be her last Flonlaki and Ludwig Groafeld, a Hgan— Noar Thy Ontea o< Bav. Thaadara Oubala. AaalataakS; cotton and tattin f tbrcaids. > 7:30, Inatallatlon of Rev. C Sunday before leaving for the Sal­ cabinet mlnlater in the wartime Rymiv—"Saviour Who Thy flock Maiaas on Sunday at 7, 8, 8, 10 Bertram Swanaon. New Britain vation Army Training 0>llega In government in exile. Pros privato faiiiractioa. -^Jraadtne" and 11 a.m. and Massea down ■ The Week New York. Broadraeta Air Pleas WAPPING FAIRSUPPER H iia letter received in London Hours: 9:45 A. M. to 5 P. M, Aadwm—"Boar My Prayar’...... i stalra at t And 10:45 a.m. ,,3funday, 8:30, Boy. Scouta; .A:S0. The, Week TVoopxcommittea '' la typical of hundreds now being Monday evening— Every Wieck Day Hyintt-^"Awi^a, My Soul, Stratch Church af tha Aaanmptiaa Tueaday, 6:30, Autographing The Friendship Circle w ill com- tent to refugees from Communism 99 EAST CENTER ST<—Tid. BO-S-BOM ■▼•ry Narva" . - w Adaim St. and Thampaaa Bd. party, L u t)^ Hall, sponaorad by living all over the Western world. mencs Its meeting for the n e w "Come home", propaganda .also la O pen Thu ra. t o 9 P . M . ■acBoa: "My Church—A Teach* B. FhiraB, Paatar. Council of Church women; gueat, season. S E ^ B E R 10 inc Church'. •t Mra. Thyra B)<)ra Tuesday— being directed at exiles through Pastor Brandt Maaaaa at 7, 8:80 and 10 a.m. 8, Church CobncII, Iward room Red broadcasts, pamphlets and ad- BUY 8, Church S c h ^ ataff meeting, The Senior Songsters at 7 p.m S-7 P.M. vertfaements' In western newa- The Senior Band at 8 p.m. ' St. Fraacia Aaalal Church chapel , - papera. MASURY DUBALDO UmiMial. DbtlMlIVG Hynia—"Boauttful Saviour” Wednesday, 6:30, Cl^apsI Choir; Thuraday— The campaign began last spring. Santh Wiadaar. Bauta 80. t-:3Q. P-m,. Open ale aarvica on M im C C R N T E R fhaduda-^'itoarlw Maaetie” .... BiV. A fffa rX WofHitlisi; fiwiar. 8, Emanuel Choir.- mt»|c rtmnv - RAKED^AM — Xg-It - ...... nor PaaUra » 8, Dorcaa Society \ Main street, S/Major Dnvid Addy British: Intelligence reports .that " '."m BOTOLi' xinL m m " Bav. IhMath dTIUrvaUar Curate. in charge; T p.m., Spacial Ujther I^agua Thursdpy, 7. Senior OirY Scout RAKED REANS ^ pW a TO SALAD only a trickle of exiles have gone TEL. Mi-e-aaos eoavantuo. troop, board room Friday— back. It eatimgtea that none of the yoMMiffi Maaaaa at 7. 8:80, 8:30 and 11 • 7 p.m.. Teachers of the Sunday Tha Waak Am. , Friday, 8, Lutherweda, LulX*^ CASRAGE SALa D Eastern European countries can GUERINI and M O R B ^I TuiidMT ^ ^ Hall \ school will meet at the home of claim aa many aa 100 "re-de­ •uaday School Workara' Oenfar* 8. "Spiritual Life Rally," Luther Mr. and Mrs. Alton J. Munsle, 38 Accordioiia St. aiauftea’B B. C Church SLICED TOMATOES — ROLLS fectors." anea. T:S0 p.m. Hall Bridge St. The exiled Pole in London—; PAUL'S CAMDOT Wadnaaday— Boltau Center. Saturday, 8-12. 1-4. Registra­ 8 p.m.. Rev. Ivor Davies of the there are thousands of East Euro­ PriTato Instmctions 7:80 p.m.. Church OouncU. Bav. Balph BaOey. Faatar. PEACH SHORTCAKI Paint and Wallpaper Store CERAMICS STUDIO tion, Emanual and ChaptI Choirs Belgian (jtongo will be the speaker pean exiles like him here—gave Inatmments and SnppUes 10, Senior C»n|lrinatlon_ e j « . at the South Methodist Church. some reasons why the Communist 645 Main Street 117 Now Bolton Road Spiritual Ufa Rally, at Sunday Maaaaa at 8:80 and 10 COFFEE — MILK music rooiii , \ program isn’t working loo well. - Drehestra For Hire Ronto 6—»MI 8*5756 South Mathodlat Church, aponaorad First Church of Christ, Srientiat ■T’m not going back." he said, , TeL MI 9-0300 by tha Manehaatar Council at North Methediat Churcli Masonic Temple a little aadly, "and most of the Churchaa. Ivor Davloa, iftlaaion. i aered Heart Church 447 North Main St. Adult»-$1.S0 ChHdrmi UiidM>i2— 7Bc others won’t either. It’s true ary from tha BaSgian Coago, ariu Chnrch St., Vernon. Sunday service Sept. 11. 11 «.m. John E. Poat. .Minister Sunday school 11 s.m. things are better In Poland now,: TREE FRUNIHa~ Jamee W. McKay, Wednesday meeting 8 p.m. We hear from our friends that the K ^ y and Saturday— a Sunday Maaaaa at 8 and 9:30 Minister of Music government has relaxed. M o t h e r Fan Cooferanca of tha Naw Bag ajn. Reading room hours; , become acauilntedSfood, choose fish and chips, seal- Now that we are. headed toward"? Messier Upholatery alao make* Ti'csday and Friday 12-4 p.m. "But who knows? Things may Have you Bring ‘rii’eni Here land Oonfaranca of tha Unitad Ui- change again. And one day the with the Manchester SeaFood at lops or clams with crisp french fall and with the schools opened, tops for convertibles aa well aa For New u i REMDYAL tharan Church of Naw Tork and Prelude, Tuesday 7,-9 p.m. cuahlons, door panels, arm rests, TaloettvlBa Congragatlonai "Sabbath S u n rise"---- Sawyer Wednesday 7-7:55 p.m. police will come and get you." 43 Oak St.? This establishment fries, or fttti cakes, tell them what more time will be spent Indoors Natv S n t l ^ at Laka Minna- The refugees from Communism tirhe you wish to pick them up and etc., for cars. In fact, Mr. Messier SOLES MBS 11 Church Processional Hyitm. "O Gracious Bachrach Photo. ■ The public is cordially invited to THE MANCHESTER is run by Arthur and Loring Ven­ and you may find that some. of waaka. Also a aynodical ataward- have long been a aource of Irrita­ tura who were formerly ■ com­ they will be ready for you. Tou is equipped to completely up­ ToleottvlUa • Father of Mankind " ; MRS. JOHN\^OSEPH JEFFERS attend our services and use the and HEELS dilp workshop. tion to Rusaia and her East Euro­ mercial fishermen, i o they are will enjoy a'tasty meal and with your upholstered furniture is show, holster a car if you wish. It is nice B v e ^ t A. Murphy, kUnUter. Anthem, reading room. i to luAow that if you should have We'D Fix ’Em "Eternal Ufa” ...... Dungan "Substance" will )>e the subject COUNCIL OF CHURCHES pean satellites. Some of them have very well versed in the fish busi­ no bother of cooking. By the way, ing defnlte signs of wear and tear. Sunday, Sept, ti­ Miss Georgia Donaldson Dolan,.Y^ne crown of lace and sequins. set up gove.rnments in exile lo ness. Their store carries all kinds when you ord^r,? remember to get the misfortune to tear a door panel Juet Fine. Boltaa OeegiegBlfcpal Ohoreh Offertory, “Dew of the of the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, This does not mean new furniture, or stai* It badly, Messier Uphol­ NORMAN R. W BL l l a.m.. Service of worship. dsughter of Mr. and Mr»- Vincent bridal bouquet was of white Sept. 11. await "the day. of liberation." of seafood and they are able to some tartar sauce or cocktail CARTER TREE Tha Bav. A rflw A. Wallaea. B Morning” ...... MacDonald carivations and gardenias. sauce made by Mkbchester Sea' for Wilbrod J. Messier of 599 Cen­ stery can. cover it for you at a OBMOLOOim Organ prshide^' "In Paradiaum" .. Hymn of Preparation. P. Dolan, 52 Linnmore Qr., became The Golden Text is from John HEREIN STATES ITS Some work for Western intelli­ obtain practically anything in this URBANE ThY\ honor attendant wore a gence services' and broadcasting line that you might desire. Most Food. It is delicious. When the ter St. can recover it for you. put­ moderate price. In many cases Mr, SpecteBot la .Jewelry Walter Otayh. fhrgaalat Dubois. "Heavenly Father. Bless Me the bride of Lt. John Joseph Jef­ (6:271;"Labour not for the meat Messier is able to match the origi­ EXPERT CO. Hiunn. "Tbs Church's One Founds- gown « Dubarry pink chromspun which perisheth. but for that meat agenrles. of the fish la purchased from a weather gets cooler you will be ting in new springs if necessary, SHOE REPAIR TeL 80 94188 Now" able to get homemade clam nal upholstery, in fact in 1955 PHONE M1.h9.7695 Uon." fers. ton of Mr. snd Mrs. John C. taffeta hi pciheess style with which endureth unto everlasting OPPOSITION TO THE SALE OF Exiles whoKo back are paraded brother of the Venturas who has re-lie old ones if they need H at j Sunday, Sapt. 11 Sermon, Jetfers. 107 Oakland St., in a cere­ draped self yoke. She wore a a wholesale fish business, thus .you chowder here, hearty and appetiZ' cars he Is stocked with matching see CENTEB ST. Rosponstvs Reading. "A Heart life, which the Son of man shall in their home • countries before a very reasonable price. 11 am. Sarvice of Worship. without Fear." "Lord, Teach Us to Pray" mony performed this morning at bandeau of ^ oh sia velvet leaves news conferences, television and are doubly certain of the fine qual­ ing, a n.eal in Itself. j materials. However, if a car la Hymn of Praia#. "Jasus, Whara'ar Recessl6nal Hymn. "Lord, for _ give unto you; for him hath God somewhat older snd he does not R^ai|^ of the laasona. Phllipplana 11 o'clock In theit_Church of the and nose length, veil and her colo­ the Father sealed." LIQUOR IN MANCHESER newsreel cameras. Their cases are ity of the fish sold here. I Manchester SeaFood not only "Mr. Messier started li\ the »ip-1 Thy People Meat" Tomorrow and Its Needs" Assumption by the Rev. Joseph' E. nial bouquet vras of pale pink widely publicized to induce others Have you ever tried the fish and carries a full line of fish, lobsters, bolstering' business in -1918, com- j have an exact match, he will be Selections from the Bible In­ able to use upholstery material CUNLIFFE Prayer of Invocation. Anthem, ‘The Barth Is tha Lord's” Postiude, FarreU. Paul Chetelat played the carnations. The gowns and ac­ clude the following; " I know that, to follow them. chips cooked and served at the clams, frozen lobster meat, frerh ing to Manchester in 1923. He has MBNeHESTER cessories of the bri^amalds were that is so nearly like the original SERVE Sarvloa of baptism for childran. McCormick. "Soil Deo Gloria" • • - • - • Wilson bridal'music and accompanied the whatsoever God doeth, it shall be ON SUNDAY Intelligence reports received Manchester Seafood on Thursdays canned lobster meat when it can samples of upholstery materials Solo. "How Lovely Ara Thy Through the Week soloist. George Vince, tenor. Vases identical ,to those of Ytie maid of and Fridays? If not. you have a be obtained, but they will split from five leading companies so that you would not notice the dif­ I ROYAL ROYAl ICE (jREAM MOTOR SALES Offsrtoix "My Heart ever Falth- for ever nothing can be put' to it. here indicate the returnees are ference. Messier Upholstery also DwalOnfa''...... Liddla fui" ...... j. s. Bach. ' Monday— of white gladioli decorate® the al­ honor. \ nor anything taken ftom it.” (Eccl. treated reasonably well, although real treat in store for you. They lobsters for stuffing and, if you that you will not only have all DRYCLEBNERS Ouaat Soloist, 7:30 p.m. Board of Trustsas. For her daughter's wedoH^ Mrs. also cook scallops, clams and wish, boil lobster for you. They carries floor carpets for cars. If * Bpomonl * OelaU BZPEBT AUTO BOinr Md Hymn, "light of tha World." tar. 3:14 to 2d;i. F«r Hw food of Hm isdlvMiial and Miit a. few have already slipped back kinds of materials and patterns to 93 WEILS STREET FBNDEB EEFAIEE Mias AUiaon Laa 8 p.m. Official Board maating Given in marriage by her father, Dolan chose a teal blue ailk^. taf- Correlative passages from the across the Iron Curtain. french fries and fish cakes on alao make a delicious shrimp cock­ choose ffom but a wide price range you have a car that needs up­ Sermon. "Ws Have a Hope." tail. A 'fu ll line of Keebler crack­ holstery Work done, why hot get • Torlomca * NovelUm ■eriptura Raadinga, Hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers.'' In vaatry. the bride was attended by hCr sis­ (eta. rose pink hat and- teal 'tdue Christian Science textbook, "Sci­ Rusaia has a "committee (or the these dayf. You may have your as welL. Cushions can be stuffed TdaplMM MI-3.72S4 BNABIBL sad LAOQIJEB Rflsnans 1:1, 3, 7-8. Tuesday— ter, Miss Unda M. Dolan, as maid ^.ccessories. The bridegroom^ ence and Health with Key to the coOimBRity it sooks your support iti tho return to the homeland” operating lunch here or evening meal. If you ers are carried here. The store la with foam rubber o r cotton and an estimate on the work from BEFOnam woB OiWM poatluda, ‘‘March Aux open Monday through Saturday Whotoania and BetaU Romans 16:8-30. Flamboaua” Scotson Clark. 1:M p.m. Prayar Croup meets of honor, and by . the following mother was attired in mauve rose, KScripturea" by Mary Baker Eddy. In East Berlin. The committee ma Dou- Church nnd Locust Streets parish house. At 7:30 p.m. a film, "Workara ir a S SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 by the government." Next group baptism will be on ______IW Bpnm SC. tha Nations" blaa Club will meat for tradition­ The Rev. Alfred L Williams, Together with God," will lie shown. Sunday, SapL U : September 25 wlt^the preparatory Parish Nstaa Rector This la a portrayal of the privilegu Italics are 2.7 per cent more dif­ Sarvloss at 8 and 10 a.m. al auppar and bustnesa meeting. conference for ^parents and god­ WSCS meats on Tuesday ave- Hie Rev. Donald N. BoMgerford, and responsibility of service on the ficult to read thqn roman type, Prelude. "Arioso''—Hsndal. alM, Sept IS. 8 p.m. Curate parents Thursday, September 22 Music on Railroad Hymn, “Iha Church's One Foun* Center Coagregattoaal rturch part of Christiana, and'la fitting for \ GOSPEL HALL says the Better Vision Institute. T. P. HOLLORAN Church School reopens on Sun­ CHflord O. Simpson. Mlnlater Sydney W. MacAlpine, ' at 8:00 p.m. the Rally Day emphaais. MERRILL’S datioa.” day, Sapt. IS. Organist and ftiblr Director GFis sponsors supper meeting Anttem. "Suraly God Is in Thlo B, Buaaell Peery. Aaaocintc ‘ The Week 415 Cantor Strost, Manebsster, Conn. To Speed Freight ■7" FUNERAL HOME RaUy Sunday will be observed Mlnlater Friday at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday —Quarterly business Air-Cmiditioned Plsca" (10 a.m.)—Priest. Sept 85. Offertory solo, "Ho That Dwall- Wataon Woodruff. D.D. Sunday, Sapt. 14. 14th Sun­ meeting of the church at -7 ;80 p.m Ideally loeated—convenient aad MARKET ath” (8 a.m.)—McDartnid. Rudolf Minister Emeritua day after Trinity: Wapping Conununlty Church ■ Friday—Spiritual Life Rally at JESUS IS ABl£ t o s a v e them to the uttermost that M R s s ie r HAIRCUT? away from the bnay thoroogh- Banttot Chnreh the South Methodlst^Church, apon Philadelphia. Sept. 10 mn>unlon with Musical outline o f this service: Sunday. Sept. 11: pear in the preseneo of G l^for ua; not that he should employes, the PRR has made re­ ChurchT”—Rev... Dougloo F, Ppr- —,---- i prayers of Interceeston. Processional, "Pralte To The 10:45 a.m.. Worship aervice. 10:30 a.m„ Breaking of Bread. offer himself often, for then must he often have suffered cordings of a song titled "Don t * Furniturtt R«*uphol* O^EN SUNDAYS Lord." Stand Me Still.'' set to the music JOHN J. CRATTY JR. ebeatar. Sunday, Sapt. 11— 8, 9:15 and 11, Church aervlCes. Pralude. "SIcillano"— Bach. 11:15 a.m.. Sunday School. since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end stffrinq LARRABEFS 8:45 a.m. Church School for Ml Prelude, "Out of the Deep, I Reiqionse Hymn, "Fairest Lord 7:00 p.m.. Gospel Service. of the world hath be appearad to put away aln by tho of Cole Porter’s catchy tune "pon t Did you know that Bill’s Tirei.lce, and whether you ohOose an Ueenoed Emhahner 8A.M.to1F.M. An Act of Con#ecr*tkm (10 Hymn. "The Church's One Foun­ 175 Orntar BL-T bL ia -9 *7 0 « a.m.) for church achool taachera agaa. Oilldren'a program through Cry”—Bach. Jesus." The Week ■acriflee of himself.—Hab. 8:26. Fence Me In." , . * Auto Tops and Repair Shop at 180 Spruce English style bike, one of the regu dation” — Wesley. The lyrics urge the freight car s lar bikes or the super deluxe and workers. . Morning Worship. , Scripture Reading, I Corinthlana diildren's Dismissal H>'mn. "The Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer' meet­ * Truck Cushions- St. not only carries English bi­ 10:15'a.m. Morning Worship. *23-24. Spaaious Fiimament On High."' Anthem. "Immortal, Invlaible" to keep moving. model, you are sure of getting a Hymn. "1 Love Thy Kingdom, ing and Bible study. A PRR spokesman said the pro­ cycles but also Mr. Green has s lord." Organ Pralude. “Adagio.” Schu- Hynw. "Holy. Holy, Holy! Lord Offertory. "With A Voice Of Sing­ —Thiman. Thursday,. 8 pjn.. Open A ir 589 CENTER ST. (Rear) bike that wilt stand up under the Offertory. "Andante"—Dubois. YOU ARE W ELCO^ gram U aimed at moving each rough treatment that every young­ FOR EXTRA MONEY Poathida, "Fsntssy"—Whsshjck aumn: “Prelude." Grieg God Almighty!"—Dykaa. ing"—Shaw. \ meeting. Main St., weather per­ TEL. M I S-88S1 15 PITKIN ST. complete line of parts for the Hymn, "O Jesus I Have Prom­ freight car 15 more minutes a day, ster is bound to give his bike. Now Mora boo Thors will be -a nursery, for Hynui, ''We Pralac Thee O God” Anthem. 9:15. "O Divine Re- Recessional, "Holy\Father Great mitting. Bring Tour Bible—Search ,tha ScrlpturaO Wlth Uf bikes? Mr. Green is an expert on Anthem, “My Sliephard Will Sup deemei^-Gounod. Senior Choir. Creator." " ised"—Mann. which would be equivalent to pro­ that 8cho<^ haa opened, bikes are ara painted I ■nrmll children provided at tha - 10 bicycle repairing aa many of you WE FAY with 8. W. P. l e'dock service. ply My NeCda” ---- V. Thomson 11, "More Love to Thee, O The W eek\ Sermon, "T h e Commitments of viding the Pennsy's freight cus­ a necessity for some of the chil­ tomer with 20.500 more cars a day. know, and he is doing a great deal Scripture Lesson, H Corinthians Christ"—Speaka. Quartet. Wednesday—Mid-week celebration the Latty." dren living irome distance from Hymn, «i!SoIdlere of- Christ, % ’A 'a ’A’A’A7vVA7v’A Besides the song, which will ) » HIUHEST PRICES pamt Monday, 7:30 pm.. OffMol A:U-21. Offertory, “Andante Religloao of the Holy Communion at 10 BILL'S TIRE of repair work on English bikes school. W hy'not stop in at Bill’s Boord; 7:48 p-m.. Bpworth CirtM; Hymn, '"0 Love That Wilt Not Lat —Mendelssohn. a.m: Arise'—Elvey. played at PRR Inatallatlonv and Shop A t now.; If you are Interested in get­ iSre and Repair Shop and see the For Rhfs, Piper, Metab employe meetings, the railroad^ is AND wide price range in bicycles? 7:45 p.m.. Fellowship Group; 7:48 Me Go" Reception of new members (11 Sunday — Radio SUtion WDRC PooUude, "Excerpt" p-om "Con­ ting an English bicycle or if you and Scrap Inm Sermon, "There la Also the PINE PHARMACY devoting space in its monthly Gleaners Group, Ladies par- a.m.. only). (1360) at 9:15 a.m. will carry certo V I"— Handel. Children,’ and adults too, that CALL OB DBLIVEB TO Balm.” Sermon, "Preparation—Let a The flrat fall meeting of the La­ magazine lo the campMgn. REPAIR SHOP GALUSSO’S have one that is in heed o ( repair ride bicycles should )iave. a good S d T M M flJV ' a transcribed broadcast by -the service, and those three speed WodnssdSy, 7:30 p.m„ PoUcy Hymn. "Draw Thou My Soul, O Man Examine Hlmaeir—Rev. ;R. Rector. dies' Aid Society will be held at - OPEN SUNDAYS- AUTOGRAPHING headlight and a ^ l e reflectors on Oommittso mooting: 7:80 p.m., Christ'^ Russell Peefy. / the Community House Friday, William^H. Grecni Prop. HARDWARE m d bikes are tricky things to repair, their bicycles,, ‘rais is essential Notes take it over to Bill's Tire and Re­ OSTRINSKY M D U I A M f Primary taachars, Waalsy HaU; Organ Prelude. "Maaatoso," J. Celebration of Holy Ckunmunlon. Registration of new' pupUa will Sept. 16, at 1:30 p.m. $ A.M. to t P.M, Worker Kills Self, Columbia Bicycles SUPPLY CO. with the days, get^ g'sh orter, for Oealero .la Waste Matutelo. 7M Blahl Bt. TOL 80 8riMM T:4S'p.m-. Ward Group. Inaeher Hymn. "How Gentle God'a Com­ . Comer Main Strbet aad. pair Shop and let Mr.. Green-fix it it is almost impoWble to see a be taken following both Sunday A meotlng of the Church (k>un- PARTY for you. 781 :PARKia ST. OpUi A Clmrge Aoooont Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Junior High The Week mands!"—Maatm. •ervicee this Sunday and next. ril will M held in the (Community Goodyear Tires MUddle Tplu.Eaat bicycle at night without reflectors TeL 80*|-ff798 or 80-a*8a7» toachara itiMtlng, Ladlaa parlor. Monday-:- Postiude. "Adagio (ConcOrto No. Other times will be t)ie next two House on Thursday evening, Sept. Wife with Blast Repairs, Seivice (Opp... Gorman’s Bolek Sta.) The new Columbia igjd^wsight or tape, until you ark almost upon Friday. 7>M pm., Chancel Choir Sector project supper meeting, 3)"—Handel. Thursdays from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m;- 15, at 9 p.m. - VWVVVA’VVVVV\ .Accessories For a con^lete Une of hard* bicycle is proving to.be jiarUcular- them. "The cost ta ao nnull and it rohaartal; l p.m.', World-wlda Hartford.' . t:i5. Church School, nursery ware add eleetrical oappllea. ly popular' with both boya and can mean saving a chilmfrom oerH Bvaingalisatlon (^sada, with Rav. Tuaaday-:- throu^ junior high. - EMANUEL Slwpherd. Mich.. Sept. 10 (JP)—A 180 Spruce Street fMstrlbutor tor Aluminum Com* girls and Bill’s Tire and Repair ous . injury. Tou wlU find all kinds Ivor Davias from the Belgian Con 8:00 p.m. West Sidii Circia meat- 11, cniureh School, Buraary ' factory worker, angered by sepa- Phone MI-9-0659 . bfaution Window* and Doors. Shop carries them in both the 24 of lights, reflectors, baskets, seat HOLLISTER DON WILLIS fo as apaakar. sponaorad by the lim at tha church. Hoataases. Mrs. through junior high. / LUTHERAN raUon from his wife, dragged the and 26 Inch sizes. Why not stop in covers, practically every kind of Igwcheatar Coun^l'of Churchaa, John Larason and Mrs. Georgs The Week struggling V woman from her and see them ? Of course, he has accessory that you might’ wont at in the oanctuaty of the church. Boblnaon. Brine your hasaar work. Monday, 7, Girl Scout Troop 1. CHURCH daughter's home T h u ^ a y ^ d the lightweight and heavy bikes in Bill's "nre and Repair Shop. GMA 6 E Wadnaoday- 7:45. Loyal Circia of King's blew her and himself to biU vvUh Columbia as well. Goodyear. Tiries are carried here, 18:46 p.m. Aftarniben Circle Daughtcra. For those who prefer a Colum­ the very finest money can buy. IS Main 8L. Tel MI-9-45S1 EvaagaUcat Lothoran Church Building For The Future dynamite. . TELEPHONE meats at the home of Mrs. Walter 8, Prudential Committee. With fuses sputtering in the bia English style bicycle, you wiU For all of your bicycle needs, for (Mlaoanri SywM) L. Ooolay. 189 Barry Rd. Bauar Tuesday, 1-8, Blood -____ find these at Bill’s Tire and Re­ repairs, for the best in bicycles, Coapar and High iticks of dynaiihite he carried in SpodoRslEO fm work.' 7:45, Board of Deaeona. TUESDAY one hand, Versal .Dunn, 49. walked pair Shop. CoIumi)ia is a name that drive over to Bill's Tire an(l Re­ Bot. Paul O. Prokepy, Friday— Wednesday, 1, Bethany Group. stands for dependability and serv- pair Shop at 180 Spruce S t Mlaa Marten A. Erdin, OrgauM into the house,-grabbed his wife, IRAKE SERVICE 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir rehcaraal 3:30, Pilgrim Choir. Blanche. 39,-and dragged her Into at the church. More aingcra are in- 6:30, Boy Scout Troop 35. SEPT. 13 SERV/CE Sapt 11, The lAUi Sunday after the front yard. ' • - F ra M b d A H gM M E t vltad. Just coma at 7. ' 7, Girl Scout Troop 55. ' He held her until the dynamite Trinity. * g:00' p.m. Spfritual Ufa ^ l y 7. '30. Senior Choir. Paint and P a.m., Sunday Schod. (Note with Ivor Davtaa, South Methodist 8, (Hiu'rch Council. fciO ta « :0d>AM. exploded...... CUSTOM for phyoletaao. deatinta, bu G m m o I Ropoir Woik ''' frae but transportation for chil- The blast ripped a hole in the^ C.J. MORRISON Wallpaper Co. aaoHMB. ote. 84 hoar iiaoli Church. Thursday, 7, Girl Scout Troop 7. -th ground where " they had been dnn whoao paranta cannot bring •aturdoy- 8, Bible Study Group. ONE U RO E SERVICE AT 11:30 A.M. THIS SUNDAY HARTFORD AWNINGS oomp days a week, Boadaye ai atanding. It shattered sU winidows 385 CENTTO STREET . TELEPHONE 80 S-aiM heUdnjra. them, or livo at a diatanca. For 8:80 p.m. Married Otuples Club Friday, 3:15, Brownies. . in the house and splintered a yard laformation, kindly dial MI 8i0408). dinnor at tha churCh. 6. Co-Wed clam and lobster din­ AS SUNDAY SONOOL AND CHURCH MEET TOCETHER Thyra Ferre Bjorn W« Ghfff Stamps 9a Stf^eha Bt, TOL IO*S*78ai 8:30 a.m.. Adult Btbla'Oaaa. ner, Bolton Lake. , fence. . v 10 ajn., Nuruaiy in tha parish Saturday, 8:30, Cherub Choir. SINGING and RECITATIONS BY THE SUNDAY SCHOOL W ILL BE HERE TO ROAD bouse during church warship CongMgattoMl U.S. Ex-PW files 10 a.m., Divtns worship. That: Oburoh MESSAGE BY THE PASTOR-^UVENIRS FOR ALL WHO ATTEND Xha Bov. Philip M. Rooo, Mlalatar AUTOGRAPH TOUR iarm lsh 8:80. Theme: "W# Takf RESTAURANT Drivt-lR RR^BniRt MANCHESTER Up Our Ood-^ven Tasks with Ra- BOOK Suit for Divorce ■awsd and Restored Energy and Suaday, Sopt. n Mary Wilien ^ treMi^ Serjace'^-7:30 P. M, HILLCREST TEL. BO-P-MM 850 HARTIf ORD r d . AoUvlty." 11 a.m., Worahlp aarvica. Theme, ROVTEROUTE 8 and 444 BOLTON "AmMtlon la Datheatad.” _ AdiHission Fres Clayton, N. Y., Sept. 10 (ff*)—Air 11 am., OottaadloaBt mit Abaad- A M M iM r eiM "WOUKIRS TOOITHER WITH GOD". w M b « sIm w b . TIm W m Ii Force Capt. Eugene J. Vaadl. one FINEST FOODS FULL COURSE MEALS . Wadaaaday, 7:80 p.n)., Ladlao Teacher - THE ROQK'S PRINCIPAL CHARACTER of the 11 V.S. airmen rtleaafed 740 pan.. The Lutheran Hour ohourlag haw overybogy ean help In the chnrch’e Job e( July 31 after 30 months in (Chinese Expertly Prepored By SERVED DAILY nVE V09 UUTBN over W(2TH. Aid Society maeU at the paraoo- %riat. Mrs* Maria Ftrra will bt th# guasf of boner. Red .prison camps, has filed suit Master OBwffe VBIETUN lUNDS CHOICE VABIBTT :4B pjm, "Maokrite-of Oam4M* , k of Plano - k I to divoroe hi* wUe. hla attorn^r A L L L E G A L sou acumvn.v m , ^ WH a V. For "Thla a l l "HOME BTYLET BOOK ON SALE FOR $3.75 ■aya. OOaiBIMATIOM 8XOEB8 QUALITY iho TV, kindly oMWUlt Sf. Jaka’a PoUah NaMeaAl Asn^ctsTlM FOR TRANSfORTATION C A U Ml 9-4027 B E V E R A G E S COOKING WINDOWS «M CathaBe Ohareh . Arthur L. Ctohen of WsUrtown Our oew Boaquet Boom SEAFOOD SnoBoorod by the Manehaatar Council of Ourehoe la eooaeratlee diaclaaad the aption Thursday Tha Bot. Slaphes Stryjawohl MW epea for Weddtega, Prfees very Opeeiaff Of Ths Fid 85B*m Eritb tha Family Book Storo. after a sununons and complaint Mcmdwstar A JOHNSON PAI Waltae Ongrh, Orgaalat^. lad atber par- Booth aoi Coulter Bervloo m WEST C E N m 43 0AKSTr •w UAIX ST, IMMCBaBTm \ For RtflstrBUiNi eOVENANt CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BWI^iaB REntBBHMEIfTa had been served on Mra. Mary T E L. M I 9*9937 •niDOB STREET. NEAB-SAdT CBNTEB BTBBE* . . . it-. , KUaiUicth Waller VaadL ’ Pleaty et ParUag Bpaoa. •:80 aJD., Maoa PhOB5lUt-»lt r 111* V a « ^ married In 1848. ■4" t '»■ yf' V.' »»<*• —V* N ' ..' - ’ ■ ..

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w ife tells you to -pull in yOur MrA Melvin Pleree, OarliOn, Ind. Antwar PuiMa BUGSfc BUNNY stomachy end you already have. \ THE V Tsaoher-—Joey, give me a sen- 25th U S. President Ttm a AIN'T ANVi Bud Oollyer: *X>Miipiete this UBCe using the word "Bewitches." thats wmv rM Sense ai^d Nonsense Joey (after deep thought)— TIEU saying—it's beUer to have loved 64 Abitraief being Beratd Angle ^«urrr$ . O-OKAV,^ _ *- iX m N 'V A M N T and lost than . . ." Touse go on ahead—I'll be witches A0B08B 63 Memorandum • u r VMBtnrs TM* jyouTPrr so Oontebtant: "ThM to marry." in a nmute. ■ f A tehatricai maiUKcr cabled a Walter—Spring lamb, sir. 1 Niles, •— ; n A T w m p CMAP! y^rUBN was William DOWN ^ o n s t r tOOUT foreig:n actrpas asking wbat aal- Diner—Is that so; Tve'- been EARL W. YOST chewing on one of the springs for. DICK TURNER McKinley's 1 Harvest f e n i^t Get It WANT i t ; ary she wanted to appear In a CARNIVAL birthplace goddess Midget FootbaJl League play In thia Country. She Remand­ an hour! * ■pefle EdlUr Injuns Win, Ml, '5 He was the 3 Bodily ed $1,000 a week. - • - o f an iron niament "Accept thousand with pleas­ Why worry because you’re get SaOTS BEMB a n d n i i m i l ^standout hack with Rhode Islaind manufacturer 3 Small island ure," wired the mahager. ting older? When you stop getting tltvMoB bkaaball today will last fall and who tmlnad wKh tha Gets Uiiderway Sunday I He w as----- Yankees by ‘Thousand for actin]g," she older, you're dead. 4 Musteline I the Tankaca playlhg the Baltimore Colts of tha National in Buffslo, mammals 33 Let fall 47 He — d in promptly wired back. "Pleasure the Union Whlt^Aox on Channel 8 and Chan­ Football Leagua is tha team's New York 5______Drunkard 25 Snare f nel SON^I carry tha Olanta and noweat star. Flrat game in the newly otsaa-<^ghUi^ and Shaw of the Cruisers, v ' extra.” , I love a hand that meets niy own 13 Time gone by forcM dorlaf are expected to use every plgyer New York, Eept 10 (/P)^-The first (ttvision isn't ewictly with a grara that causes some 6 British money 26 Ireland Redlega o ^ e a t, if anyone earea. Ised m l^ e t football prograas la 13 Native metal of account 27 Mimicker ™the a v il War achaduted tomorrow afUmpon at OH Uialr 25-man raster. Another cluttered up with deed Mdies yet in that kilUnf Ameri(Wi. Any person who'loses money at sensation.—F. S. Osgood. Sunday, thq first gams o f the Little Sam Taub, who has han­ 14 Roof edge 7 Asiatic 28 Go by steamer 4# OpertUe aolo Tankeea-Indlkna doubleheader ' la dled- more blow-by-blow boxing 2:18 at Charter OakePark. The midget rule clearly sUtea that no Ltuigue pennant race; but Chicain> and Boaton suddealy h (^ a gambling table in Maryland may W R jv jr ^ lr ^ n t ’ kingdom FlreSghtera, coached • by Swsjie youngster may play more than !€' ReUred British Colonel —^ say. ILrted on Channel 8 white the first main events on radio'than any thken on s friffhteninfly pale look. recover his money by suing the 16 Light knock 8 Occupied * • . . chair 31 Prevaricator 33 Edible game of the R ^ S o x -W h lte Sox other man allva, celebrated his iSdtomoiison, Randy Brown, Pinky minutes of any contest winner. It’s the law 'there!— Algernon, sorry to hear you buri^ IT Toward the Pohl, A ltx Ferguson, Bill Eaglt- Solomonaon and, hla competent After being struck down by first place Cleveland slid the ' I WONT CMAWS MA FW. your wife. ------g Robust 32 Presently ,^®M“ *** game will come thto your living 3901 birthday today. Bam was Helen D. Kramer, Baltimore, Md. iheltered side 10 Above 35 Genuine 58 Aperture room via Channela-^ 19 and 56. added to Archie Moore's tub- eon and Qharlie Oarrow, will be aealatapta wiu choose their start­ second pUtce New York Yankees yastetdAy, the Red^Sox and rriff—ousT ssiNa it sack Other Retired British Colonel- ing lineup from among the follow­ (TTH TM'COSTUAAf Had to. Dead, you know. 16 Bamboolike 11 Golf mound M form a noUoS 54 ^ . . . First college football game thumping staff at North' Adams, oppoaed by the Police ' Cruisers White Sox have reached the now-or-never point. With only Our 11-month-old buck rabbit ' grass. 19 Scottish river 42 U n d parcel 56 John ( 0 ^ 1 slated to be televised Nnto this Mass., by Ihe'Intematlonisl,Boxing who are being tutored by Bill ing,players: ends—Charles Adams, 16 gunes remaining, Chicago is 8*/^ games out—and three has two front teeth that grow so 30 Change 21 Hawaiian 44 Short sleep 37 MounU (ao.) area this eeaaon will be the meet­ Club . . . Ysls A.A. officials havs Shaw, Ray Zemanek, Bob.' Reid, Thomas Kelley, John McCarthy The beginning of wisdom is the 22 Crimson 89FUh John H U i^s. Terry AUkim,, and and Donald Simmons: llnemen-,- garnet behind on the losing side. rapidly we mu^t trim them regu­ realisation that the thing you ere wreath 45 Surgical saw ing- between the poweKladen announced that ticket applications larly. Four times we have clipped 24 Southern Miami Hurrieanea. ranked \the for the Yale-U(Jonn game will Norm BJorkman. Davld Allcly, Charles Barbato,' Boston’s in the same precarious spot<4tiva full games bo> anxious about today'won't reem jmm Free SMbaMtntlans Robert Cote, BUI Foster, Mike hind and four garnet beck in the lost column with IB^games sn Inch off each tooth. — W. important tomorrow. gcne^l No. 2 squad In the country in pr«- close at 5. p.m. ow-Tuesday, The Brownell. Belle Fourche, S. D. 2SAnn«yers r r r 5T r r seaaon ratings, and the Georglkx state grid rtvi la-meet Sept. 24 at Both squads comprlaa’"youngr Kearns, Ronald Lallberte, Hm, remaining. "" 29 False gods Tech Engineers on Saturday, Bowl with the Blues ^itavlly atera betvMen the agea of pif Messier, Bill Mondun, Milt Plouff, The Indiana laid the Booteiw First moyiuito— What haj^ned r r and 13 inefusively and no pigyer Mike Skelley and Ronnie Trom­ Daughter — Father, why was 33 Tear j-'. I 1 J J J Sept.. 17. The game will be on- Yale has never lost a low (« t night, clubbing thro* Davit O^'vQuartet to Susie ? 34 Rowing (Tiannel'lS . . . Roy Rogers will game to rival Nutmeg weigha morw than. 110 pounda. The bley; centers—Jeff Oentilcore and homo runs to trip the Rad Sox Into Adam made first? Second mosquito—She fell Into a r r r initial conteat will ha played on .-.a Jeff Tybur; and hacks Jamel Cur­ Father—Because God did not implement □ □ □ again headline the World Cham­ c o lle t . ... Essard Charles plans a second ztraight d tfaai 9-1. Now. can of kerosene, then bumped Into L_ L pionship Rodeo at Madison Square ,ue fighting. Despite his held 60 yards long and 37 1-2 feet ry. BUI EaglesoA, Greg.Manchuck, Paired in Tourney want him to pe speechless. a firefly! 36 River (Sp.) r r p STr Gary McConnell. Marsh Potter, York. lUll/trailing tha lYiha by 6 37 Exist I n Garden Sept. 38 thru Oct. 16 . . . recent Idases to Hurricans Jack- wide and the game will constat of half-gnmo, shook up tha' W hiU S J J r four aeven-mlnuta quartera. Ragu- Mike Simons. Leigh Ulm and Billy 38 Pastry "According to the United States son. the former heavyweight king Sox 8-4 with Joe Oolllna’ two.hom- <*-P Diner—Walter, what kind of Best way to tell that you’re I r p S" ■ lar. high achool rulaa, with free Whiteaell. ' Ferast HiUa, N .T „ SapL 10 W h - 39 Siamese Fish snd Wildlife Ser\’ice this plana to boirsln Beattie before go­ ora halting Chicago to a aacood Defending champion vie Saixaa meat Is this? reaching middle age is when your r year's "crop" of waterfowl la the ing to Europe for several bouts. substitution^ will govani tha Crulaers’ Roster ' dUIect r r r skirmish and In cast of a tis Kors su itin g lineup for the Cruisers straight dafoaL met hla young nemasis, Kan Rosa- : . ' - ' - ' y ------F l best slpce J9«? . . . 'The 87th Na- Poor old Bs Juat doesn't know, Manager M arty Marion la eon- 40Maiatd lI m 4he-4eam -eompUlnF the-moat-Sf^ wlU be. selected Yran>-,the follow. wall and top-aaadad Tany Tlwbart 43 Lighting r r 11ohal Hoyse.' Show Tat Hadlsgh y^’eh'td'quir. . .'Bobby LSybi'Of ffaltfit hto l e i ^ Ftereos wonC-agnteat faaw-Hohd today 16t- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE wllh' MAJOR HOOPLE r Square Garden Nov. 1-8 will in­ the Detroit Lions has completed downs will be declared the winner. Ing roster: .enda—Mike Churillaj device i 1 Both cluha will be fully unlfonned, Todd Potter, Curtis BIske and can tumble, the Tinks today. It'a' tha samt-flnais of tM Nmonot 46Ih>wer r sr r clude 131' Svents. Twenty-four 'passes In the Nation'al League practically a must if the White Tennis, Championship—tha exact 1 r P P championships will be at stake which have gained 12,659 yards. covered by Insurance Mid a doctor John Lukas;'U cklea—BUI Kuhl- UL-P I'M ^ property 1 will be In attendance to insure 'mann, Tom Jefferson, James Bar­ Sox hope io make any ground pairings of t^ Davis Cup Oial- X Bb e in h ih o , r r worth 934,440.in prises . . . Tony 'The :;rest Sammy B a u ^ of the when they meet BoOtonr "tir~ n langa Round tVo weeks ago. v e A H ,’ , 4t Gibbon r w l against. Injuries The Police and ry, Joe Massolini and Barry Swee­ 4 0 50 WBLL1RMCTHM/' UMCLB'^ULCy HAS AM , .TOfST AH 49 Mountain spur 1. I DeMarco's, real name is Leonard Washingtoi. Redskins rollad up doubleheader tomorrow while the In that one. tha two 30-youN«ld ANOALL.J Liotta'. He borrowed a birth certi­ 33,083 In 16 campaigns to hold the FIremen'a Athletic Aatn., eponaora ney; guards — Dennia Podoln.v, « U » A tATM IDWKi. taWeh over ONB^ , ISUSTY/ IDEA HOVl 51 Fondles r (7 IT Tanka ahd Indiana slug It out la Auasles won aa they plaaaod. They He HAS mmwm ficate at the ^ e of 15 to qualify sll-tlme loop mark. Sam la now re­ 6t the new program, will alao have Dick Fyler. Dave Tupper and Mark ■ A eH -0 5 l» « e iAU.V Cf 1HC n xrr8 A u $ , HAVE THEY T 0 8 eN 0 54 Range s two. may win again thia time. No eno « w m « puANnuRS/ eoeurtv, 5 r 5T as sn amateur boxer. A hassle tired. Sid Luckman, ex-paasihg a public address system available Monette; centers—Al Fyler, Bobby i- . . _ ___, ______,TO PlNhftf J ;T H A r « E r 5T P Tha aame goes fo r Bbaton in (mm can deny that they* va both playsd CHAHEED 55 Edge developed later when the original to acquaint the spectators with Reid M d Dave Malausky; and As W hlU Sox outflelder Jim RiVera falla to catch Joe ColUna* FOA-ngR HON TO ^ r . /SROMT.. 10 J p “1 great of the Chicago Bears, com-' last chance at the Indiana today. hrliUant tonnia in thalr mAiMi to rcRouHOeRS] LTHB SHAPE 5t Hawaiian J S" 5r 5T Jr DeMarco wanted to become a pletrd aerials for 14,683 yards In a .^ e names of all participants at backs W|tl Dochesneau. Jerry W il­ second home run. a barehanded fan (left of pole) gets hit hands on PROPKICI^—THB OFTHE. HOME IHA precipice pr wpll as keeping the crowd inform- son, Mott Moriarty. Phil Thayer, HanteH Baal RaaOan tha panultimata round. But tf thoy f a r a fighter, but Liotta kept the De­ dozen National League campaigns. the ball and prpbably now hat a souvenir.,. The pair of Collins horn .COACH IS £l>ilNdj 40 PlESHiH^ lASHET/ ... ad'em the progreaa of both squads A l Smith. Ralph Kiner and A l do, they cartau)y won't tove it 60 Fluff r t bT S" Marco tag for his ring engage- Bob Crajg, Jerry Morhardt. Tonv era scored four runs aa the Yanks edged CSiicag^. 5-4, In a game Him a pola r ^ **1 guvia you frentisrwMn have iron iwrvss, don’t you? 61 Huge tub on tne playing Seld. Rubacha: Tommy McCbirUn and R omh -tilA din f off tha Xxth, sev­ okay, for both the 33-yaarrt>1d 86AR t s e l menla. Willie Mays claims the hostile played in New York. . ... Lika being aUs to sH p«rfaetly atilt for 15 minutaa?’* 62 Dry ->-r 5T Evenly Matched Tom Anoreoli. ~ enth and eighth hmings w ith^elr Saixaa and powar-liltUiig Trnbsrt ET crowds at the Polo Grounds do not homera -r producad Bob Lamon'a havs bean ImpraaalvB'fiM). 63Tsrdy mmm affect his play. "I'm not playing Tomorrow's rivals appear to. be P F A A officials, with a break Ruby Goldstein,.'considered one evenly mifehed as far as age and 17th victory, hut rallefers ■ Ray . Trabert and RosawoR war* tha bad ball. I'm - trying my beat. from the weatherman, anticipate of the best boxing referees In the weight Is concerned. The Firelight­ NarleskI amt Don Moaal had to favorltea to advanca to the final .A BY AL VERMEER 'There are Just a few in the crowd a banner crowd for tomorrow's As Noted business, keeps in shape daUy by ers will Held a team avera^ng Remaining Schedule wrap. It up. I t was tha veteran when tha tournament opened. It PRISCILLA’S POP who turn the whole park against opener between Silk City's future NO, I MEAN lir playing handball . . . The |4« top 89.7 pounda wIRle the average age All Americans. After Sunday's Local Sport In American League right hander’s fourth atralght vic­ goes without saying that Tony has W O W I , YOU price asked for tickets to the you. They will cheer when I get s per boy Is 10.9 years. On the other tha bast chance of tha twp Ameri­ m e a n in NoV CHOOSING^ hit," he chided . . . Best rcllefer'ln contest, the two local teams will tory — but alee the Itth conaecu- THAT WAS 'THE SKATES! ^ Rocky Marciano - Archie Moore hand, the Crulsera'-average 88.8 Join a league comprising two clubs tiva Urn# ha haa fallad to flnlah. cana of coming out eh top today. SOMETHIN&I A BAO_ BO W IN G , Sept. 20 world's heav.vweight box­ the major leagres thia season (Inctuding nil gnmw e f F ri­ TenOeney t » Fsrgel TH E pounds per man an3 the average from Meriden and at least one, and Chatter day, Sept. f),. Narlaakt ballad him out In tha h o l l y h o o k J ing bout St Yankee Stadium is far without any question is Fireman age la 11 years. And both head Ha has tha. kind of gams that THIRD Ray NarleskI of (Cleveland.. The In­ possibly two other squads from - ' W L FeL GB eighth, after n aingle, walk am S T R IN G from being the highest T)rice ever coaches, Solomonson of. the Fire- nearby communities. Lemon's third w ild pitch put run can blow over anyone la the world. asked for sA ftght ducat. Nat jun reliefer has already saved 23 THE TEN TATlVEinr 'Scheduled CleveUnd .. .86 64 .fifl — ~ Furthermore, Hoad, as was tha *?Fj gamrs for his club . . . Light­ New Y o r k ...85 84 .812 nera on third and aacond with two. Fleischer hasM 9100 ticket for a baseball game between the CYO away. Than In tha ninth, n(tar case yeeterday udian he gained hia bout 35 years ago which' Involved weight cham, ion Wallace (Bud) and the 1949 BriUah American Chienge . .. .82 87 -860 S^i aemi-final berth, has a tendency Smith has been sued for divorce fanning Grady Hatton and Jim John L. Sullivan and Gentleman team at Mt. Nebo Sunday has Boston ...... 80 68 3 J186 8 Plaraall. Narlaakt taauad a wMk to fo ig a t the bustneaa at hand. Ha I James J. Corbett . . . Jack Greg- by his wife in Cincinnati. Smith West Virginpi,^ Tech been canceled. It was reported last Remaining gaiMa: p iM Sam OiamrealVB.^ 6-8, j- 2 , has signed to. defend his title and gava up 6 Xngla to BUIy Good*' son. the sponsor's hart on the night, ______^ , Ctevelaiid (14): H(niie <8) — man. and'Moaamtd t» hucry la to 6-8 that wav, but against Tra- Wednesday night's fights, received against formilr champion Jimmy Detroit (S), Sept. It, 17, 18. bait ho w6Wld nave baan a dead Carter Oct. 19 in Cincinnati . . . fan B illy Xlaua op a 2-2 ^tch . his broken nose in his second and RE8TACBAXT B O W L IN O Away (11)—New York (2). Ike Dclock was the loBar, duck. last of two. amateur fights . . . Football C3oach Len Wattcra of Head South Conference League opens its 1955-66 season Sept. 11, I I ; Chlongo (2), Sept. TiraberL fa r hla part, navar look- -M'ord comes from Rhode Island Williams Co'lege la . recovering cnimhUng after holding the Tribe Wednesday night at 7:30 at the 20, 21; Boston (1) Sept., 16; to two hita before Saalth to rt open ad battar in dowidng Harfr Flam, that the Grande Club, winners by‘a from an ulcer condition in a Ben­ Washlagton (S), Sept. I L It, aa ax-gob from Bavarly HOla, JPwrtXiAvj*, nington, Vt,,. hospital . . . Skipper By ART LEWIS . . Double Strike,Alleys. the sixth inning.' wj^JgnjgwaeT^ 19-18 count over the Manchester I - 14; Detroit (2 ). Sept. 28. 24. 28. Calif., who was aaedad sQ^th, 6-3, Merchants g year ago at Mt. Nebo. Leo Dur'Oeher of the Glsnt.s likes Head Coach, Weat VIrglala | The Tanka had no aaaltr a time * 4. 6-4. Morgantown, W. Va. — (N E A ) NEA's Probable ! A N aJPENING still remains In New York (18): Home 8 — with the Whita Sox, who now hara are atrongw-thsn evisr. The Little the Dodgers in the World Series. , the Industrial* Bowling League Chicago ( I ) . Sejit. .16; Cleve­ Dafanding elmmpion Oorta Ifart Doc’s Excited BY V. T. HABIUN Rhody elevAi meeta the Merchants BO he claimed yesterday in Chi­ You wouldn’t want me to talk loat Xx of 10 gamao with N e w of Coral Gableh ria., msota Mrs. ALLEY OOP BY RAY GOTTO Ail«Southem which Is slated to get underway land (2), Sept. 11, 11; Beaten York that ware dacidad by COTTON WOODS Oct. 9 In Manchester. Dick Grann, cago. too much about my own team In Tuesday night. Interested teams Dorothy Kneda of Fbyeat HlUs and COURSE I AM' DVA HB?eJ C C m jU S T E ^ lm TyeoH. CItedel (S), SepL ti, 17. 18; . Detroit run. Colltna who had HOLVtZJWWHBJElS siting up the Southern Conference. E —BUI Martlso, Wm. and Mary are urged to contact Stan (2). Sept. 18, 14. Away (7 )— ■arbarn BrXt of Holiywood. HERFAHA AND TO LEM/E STAND THERE! WE benched for weak hitting, gava tha Cahf., playi Fat Ward o f Bnglaiid JAYWALKOif I ( MiSTUH, YOU kim stop I So r il akip the bold predictions. T —Bruce Boale.v, W. Va. Miruckl. Boston (4). SepL 29, 28. 24, 28; Tanka a four-run edge with hla WHRr AOIY! \M1HSLAZV. HER TO W MERCY THE CONTROLS.. WHOCMASTp YOU ^ HUIfnN* FER TROUBLC- T—Ham Huff, W. Va. in tha aami-finala of tba woman's ■ IT OF -nT STICKS, I 'CAUSE YOU JEST FOUM* No Pmalty for YaakMs Excluding West Virginia, the Waohington (9)r SepL 19, 99. twd clouts, but In tha snd It waa diTWen. ONE LOOK AT \ NO GOOD _ OFTHAT MORONC ^ M P ID IT, YOU, O— Harold Davis. OavIdsoH . ; h i g h f o o t b a l l squad will 21. HAYSEED? __J\ VO'SELf arPLENTY/___ top-raiiklng team should be Vir­ Y o gi Berra’s douMa that dM i t BRUNNEHAOE \MARRlORSr BRUTE? _ UJNMHEADf fl—Pat Carpenlto, VPI e n g ^ e in a scrimmage this after­ Chicago. (18); Hrune (8)— All' three of the Mg blowa ware MIPBM1IHE1S J THIS IS . ginia Tech. The Gobblers were noon at 2 o'clock at M t Nebo runnera-up to us last year, with ^C-—Wck fJaSpart, Oeo. Waoh. Cleveland (2). Sgpt. 29. 21; off Dick Donovan, who loot hia '1ERRIFIC/ vCTERRIBLEI Harridge Expects Players Q—Freddie Wyant. West Va. against a nearby high sqhonl- Yhe Kansas a t y (8), SepL 28, 24. their only blemish a tie by defense- Indians open their season Satur­ seventh against 14 vletortaa and. minded William and Mary. They'll H—Dickie Beard. V n day, Sept. 24, agalnat Briatol at 2.5. Away (10) —New York departed on Togi’s smack In the H'-^oe MarconL W. Va. (1). Sept. 10; Booton (2), SepL To Blow Up in Tight Place be plenty tough again, with a Nebo. aeventh. Don Larsan won hla sav- auperh back in Dickie Board. <• F—Frank Padjacskoaakt, II, II; Kaaoas.CIty (2). Sept. enth. but laiatod no longar than Rlehmoad 18, 17, 18; Baltimore (4), SepL Donovan as tha CMcago right Expect Troable HEAD COACH Gay Saivuccl of Baltimbra, Sept. 10 — Will Behind them should come Rich­ 18. IS, 14. 14. hander touched off n threa-run Harridge. president of the Amer­ the Merchants' semi-pro grid team aeventh inning with a two-out mond with one of the faateit back- plans a light scrimmage Sunday Boston (16): HonM (18) — ican League, eald today he ex­ flelda in the Country, Frank Pa'd- New York (4). Sept. 28, 28, 24, aingle. pects the la y e rs to blow up at Mojor League in the conference. You can't tell morning at 9:30 at M t Nebo. All jaezkowski providing the power players are urged to be present as 35; Chicago (2), Sept. II, I I ; (M t O ff Ohiengo RnWaa umpires more than uaual because at fullback. We have them for much about the Generals. Cleveland ( I ) . Sept. 10; BalH Jim Konstanty ahd Bob Grim FcLQBL of "tHg^tifKt Tiemrant racer-""...... practice equipment and game uni V>~ - header Monday with the Baltimore Runs—Sntdrr. Brooklyn. 133: Post. morrow at the Country Club. The : HOW.DOWT BE MAO AT ME, MAMA. CUMSme ROFK IMOim! MERCY ME! Clnclrmsll snd Msya. Na«r York, ltd: again haa a 'veteran team to boost The kid'e so smart that if he gets event ia for membera 45 years of Umore. Kanaaa Qty spilt with 9 pm.— t «G(CMRTMISn% A MAMOVMMir« eUKOE TO TH YOUau NEVER KNOW WHAT rvE SEEN YOU MK3HTJAYE PAUM, FAFR... MEYER Orioles. Klunrwjjkl. CInrInnstl. 104; ClUllam. them in the aUndings. any smarter, he'll have my J ob - Washington, loXng g-5 and win­ Orer SMUI (PO). nothing unusual occurred in the 106: (^amnsnalla, Brooklyn. 106. when the Dodgers defeated the " S______l V e Wei Boeten. 3 p.m.—Garcia B batch o f sophomores. 1 under- I wouldn't trade my tables — HAROLD SIMMONS has and 34th ci"cuit blows in the doubleheader that would warrant Hlur-Khiai«i*iail. Clnclnsstl. 180; (Juba, 9 to 8. Aug. 24. Robinson ( 10-131 TS BrewiT' (lalO). .Ball. Clnclitnstl. 177: Poat, Cincinnati, stMd-Jaek Freeman has a fresh­ Bruce Boseley and Sam Huff -— ccMiched the championship Police u'as given the leadoff position nightcap. . Bridar'eRMaNi censuring of the players or the 1.6: Aaron. Wlwsukcr. 171;. Banka, man quarterback he's counting on. for any other pair In the country. . In the NallonaL Bt'ooklyn’a New York, a Otoago a umpirew." Harridgb aaid. Chicaro. 166. . „ He’s helped along by trackman ic Fire team In the Intermediate when Junior Gilliam complained of Cleveland a Boeiem L Doubira—I.nsan. ' Mllwaiikaa. S3; Both have been starters, like W y­ champs aUggered through a hec­ He admitted he had read about Jack Yohe and converted slgnal- Baseball League the past two sea­ a headache. Jackie drew two bases ialtlmeri T Detroit a Bolder. Brooklyn, 31: Aaron. Milwau­ ant, for the past three years since sons. George English, current Ex­ pn balla, but went .hitless fij three tic doubleheader at Chicago af-' W eshlng^^^,. Keaezi, CHy PT. the flareups in the' newspapers, kee. 30: Pnat and Bell, Cincinnati and celler A l Orleco, with the line ter a peimant eetebratlon the Aahbttm. Philadelphia. X. entering West Virginia as fresh­ alted Ruler of the ManchesU*- tries. « Detroit ei Wi______3 )! 1:9# p.a "But hnve not heard, from the um­ Trlplea—Bruton. Milwaukee, Mara, manned by 225-pour.d Bob Lusk, night before. The Cuba, who baited Kan XU tity at SOHmere (3).... pires. I f they 'were going to make an all-aervloe center at Fort l « e men. Lodge of Elks, guided the PAF's New York and Plttaburfh. 10: We're solid with seniors hi the to the .crown in 1953 - the first eight of the IS homers In tha twin- CerelanS l^NewYeim(D, S pm. a report, I would have had it by Banka. Chieaao and Clemente. Pills- last year. / bill. beat Don Naweomba in the Chtaege at Soetoa (1), t;% pia. now." burzta. 9. Tougher Schedule backfleld lik e ' Jbe Marconi, a year the loop waa organized. Baseball League Monday night In Minier> km iixi Home R u m —KlUaaewakl. Clnrlnnati,' opener 11-4, but lest tha sSemid Nogm n..^^'^^ Blew Up In Flrat Oanie 44: Snider. Brooklyn. Maya. New York After beating only Pennsyl­ broth o f a boy at 220, and Bobby the Thread City.* Doc Is chairman of the Youth Activities Commit­ 16-9. The Dodgataskad Just xght The Yankees blew up in the flrat and Bank.i. Chlcafo. 42: Post. (Tin- vania last year, George Washing­ Moss, a mere 195. DR. GEORGE CAILLOUETTE, hits In the nightcap. Pet. OBL game which they lost 6-5 in 11 ‘in- clnnatl. 38. ton should be on the upgrade, led I got a couple of boys up from local chiropractor, will be a guest tee for the Connecticut Stats Elka Broibkljm ...... M l i asi — ' Stolen Baaea—Bruton. Milwaukee. 33: speaker at the annual banquet of Assn, and is a former trainer of Homers Bant Nawnsnabd xiiwatoM ...... n i i AM U )i BY PETER HOFFMAN ntnga. Hank Bauer had to be re­ Boyer. St. Uoula. 30; Maya, New York. by center Dick Gaapari. Furman the freshmen who. don't figure to Newcombs, 30-5, has baan A31 X strained by a teammate from 19: Temple Cincinnati. 18: GlUlam. la" tackling a much tougher sched­ hurt, either. the WItlimantIc Intermediate many athletei. s Very Questionable! BY LANK LEONARD Brooklyn. l6. beaten three Bmea by tha Cuba Cinctaineu .479 X ..BUT OUR BCSm SHtfrS TO MICKEY FINN going after Umpire John Rice who PItebinz I Baaed on 15 deciainnal — ule under new .Coach Homer who had two home runs- each cMcaa* ...... m n .m p 7W COUNTY CMLOROfiS HOm. ruled he had trapped a ball. Gil Newcombe, Brooklyn, 2(k6, .SOO: l-a- Hobbs. Such teams as Army and from Dea Fondy, Randy Jackson r 1 McDougald hit the sky when Um­ blne. Brooklyn, 13^, .706; , Roberto. Auburn shape up mightly tough R ife . :::;:;:::: S J 8 -.85 h niiSISTNETHIRTEEHTH JIMNOMNELEAST rhilAdFtphia. 32>n. .M7: NuxWlI, Cln- and Ernit Banks during the day. J HEBE COMES M55 JONES pire Larry Napp. ruling he had sat rlnnRti, 16"10. .61&: EmklnF. Rrookljm for the Purple Hurricane. Banks new haa 42. Don SImmar Msv TmATCUietwiAll. S:I0 p.m.— ^ WITH THE LITTLE BOY, HOm, hole,snehff! VBUV (MTSOPOSTITIOU^ bn a runner at third base, waved Mid Coal?y, Milwauk^p ll-7. .611. The CiUdel alao haa a new re-, Hey^ What Goes On Here ? hit a pair for the Broeka the runner home with the winnin'g Strlk^uU—Jnn?B. Chicago. IM ; gime under Johnny Sauer.. end MRS. FWHER / BETTER MVERyCAREHL ?rtB. PhlUd?lphta. ISO: NVm*rom1>?. Milwaukee tightened tu grip on Breklat (1U7) -ORVOiURUiNyDUR ^ run. Brookt.vn and Iladdtx, 8t. [aOUIb. 191: the BuUdogi are going to be heard second, beaUng Pittsburgh t-l on PMIndeIpKin at _. w— . „ Other Yankees gxpressed their AntonHtl. Nbw York. 133. from. Last season they won only foernt floor Del CrandalL'a two-run homer in Roborti ( » 1) VI Poaisky (T-lOl. GOOOSCORE! taoague Hom^ Runa—|1M iRecord la Fttuburah at MUwnjdiw^ 6:00 pm.--- displeasure by tossing gloves and 1197 set In 1953), two. T/MC IN YKAO*, the seventh. 'Joe Nuxhnll won his TNEOIRBS! hats in the air. Amrnras Lvazs* VM I Is in the middle of a re­ NOTXf AAMf'H 16th for (JiaeinnnG by four-U tting Fridey'e BohMi "A t this time of-year we expect Battlniig «nd fBaned on 325 at bat*)— . . building Job, too, but lacks depth. Chicago IM . AooMyn 4-ia KallnF^ Drtrnlt. .343: Smith, ClFvHand IN 7>4S UNIQUE New Tork 8-0 While W ally Post ClncinnaU i . Vyw Yeck 0. a little more rumpus than usual," and Powar.' Kantaa City. 310: SliQMQfi. The Keydeta will be loaded with 5F0T OF snd Qua Bail hemarad for . the il. Vools 11. raiaSolAu Kanaaa City. .900: Mantle New YoA UINQ X Harridge aaid. "Players are under aophomores. OOWhHRMO Redlega. And SL Loula lad hy< i MUwaukra i Pttuburgk 3. , 1 extreme pressure trying to win in and Phlllrv. Bsltlmnrr. 3«. Runs—Mantl'c, Nrw York. 115: Ra- Washington and Lee is back in Solly Htmus’ two triplet' that .Brooklyn at^mctnn»U,(3l, 3:K pm. a, tight pennant race. . —' lln*. Detroit. 113: Smith. Clcrelsnd. 113:' the league after dropping out for scored four run, frncturad FhUa- ‘ miteaeiphin at hiiwsXim ta>, l i i ) "There ia no league rule of auto­ Tuttle. Detroit. 96 Goodman. Boaton a year, but play only Davjdabn delphia 11-2. leiB. and Kuenn. Detroit. 94. Nov Yorfc-M CUcaso. 3;K pm. matic expulsloit for a player who Runs Batted In—Jensen. Boston. 106; ■■f 7 throws hts hat or glove. It all Boone. Detroit. 106; Berrs. New York. ■ r depends on how It's done and the 101: ManUe. Nrw York. M: Ksllne. De­ nttahvrgh at M. Lmili. 9 paz '•ih troit. 96, ' Haas Two Strokes Andrade . Realizes eircumstanoea aurroundiqg it. Hits—Kallne Detroit. 116: Bmith. (Only game seluNlurrd) "T h e unfpires consider each In- CleVelsndT 174: rnx, Chicazo, 173: i. Kuenn. Detroit snd Power, Kansas Coming Right Over BY LESLIE TURNER G!op, Glop! BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER eident on its Individual merits." aiy. 169, • Ahead of Big Field Ambition in Win FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Doublea—Kuenn; Detroit, X ; Power, Last Night*s Fights Ksnsaa 0t>', X: Goodman and White. wiUf k Ik U g WkkcB W k m SKJBir TINYA5 UTTgRlV WSMblSlir YDVWIsdlO Dpsfr w our,bop- cats/ I kWOWMJi/oe ~. ___ ' . 39:- Finizan,'KansanFinizan,' Kansas City. 36. Scotch PUlna, N. J:, Sept. 10 (F) New Tork. 'SapL IS-JP)—Osco HBDBBOOIPOTMSMI 1HIY HRD A TKynia 5 t » 66TN N K tW BROWN IMB4IBXCMI VU C A N FteuEARSiNO FORA iau combo- Rockville Prepping Triples—Mantir. lea—Mantle andam) Carer.Carey, New —Freddie Haaa led the field, vndrada raaUaad a long Uma goal New York—Cisco Andrade. 198, 57M . MO 7N5 f6UNTB*r in a York.fork. II:II; Power, Kansas Cttv.CHv. 10; WSTDO! ASUTtASSlMMMBDHIOMTWMl DLYNMTil T»Mcr5ajRNew JUNK UME | .^ W T NOT N AAV SIbRg/ debt players Ued wllh 7. trimmed to the low 90, Into .the Friday night whan ha drubbad Or­ Compton.. CaUf., outpointed Orlan­ CRR TRUNK NIMt C n iC M if M u . u s r o f / . S h a -BOOWW;-- Home lluni—Mantle, New York. 37: Chird round o f the 980,000. Caval­ lando Zulueta in bfadison Square de Zulueta,-185. Cubp 10. " »»mTn mu mam> mmy £1^1 rgf IKCOnOfr. LOpK MEF-NA For Soccer Opener Willtsms. Boston. 37: Doby. Cleveland cade of Golf Tournament today, Garden, Now the flashy. 38-year Berlin — Pater Mueller, Oar- FMD CM .irOYfenaNpsu and Kallne, Detroit, 36. Eauchln. Bos- many, dafsated Artia Towaa, New F6««rvDu.iMMr/ loii and Berra, Ndw York. X. running two strakca ahead of the old Compton, Cabf., h^tw ^ht Rockville, Sept. 10 (Special)— Stolen Bases—Rivera. Cbicszo. X: crowd. wanta a shot at tba winner of the York (Towns dtequaUflad). (ICd- Mlnoso, Cblesfo, 18: Jansen. Boston. diewalghts, exact weights un* With Just a week and a half before 14: Busby CbTeazo. 13; Smith. Clevn- Haas faahtonad hia lead with WaUaca (Bud) Smlth-Jiinmy Car­ their first game, the Rockville land and Torzeson. Detroit, 9. some excellent -sPUtts yesterday, ter tiUa fight. available). , - - . High School soccer team began PItebinz (Based on 16 decisions) — coming in with a thi«e-under-par Befora last night's taleriXon 10- Singapore — Knal SuwSRrDd- Byrne, New York. 14-4 .778; Ford. New 'J” pounding into shape Friday after­ York, 17-6. .7X: Hoeft. Detroit. 16-7. 67. TTiat gave him 187 fo r the first rounder, the twice-beaten Andrade Thailand, outpolBtad Ckual C8m noon. A-bout .30, .candidates .683; t>inon, aeveland. 17-8. .6W; 36‘ holsa over the Sbackamaxon waa ranked ninth and the mere Chiaag, 111, Sliigapora, 10.' ■P? Donovan. Chicazo. 14-7. .667. Country CSub- course, which he exparlencad 2kilueta, fifth . CUco la geared at the opening aeaaion. ' Strikeoiite —, Score. Cleveland. 3X; Oonch John Canavart put the Turley New York. IX : Pierce, Cbiea- loured in a par-matching 70 open­ due to Jump n few rungs on the *.v candidates through tight celer- -gp «z6 ' Hoeft. Detroit. IK: Aulllvaa, ing day. strength* o f hia brilliant effort ‘ ' >1 - 0 Boston. 118. ' Right 4X1 tha heels of the Clare- against the 37-year eld Oiban. thenica and fundamantala. saying Leazue Home Runs—600 (Record "W e don't want to work ' them 973 ae>. In 19M>. oMnt, (Mlif., veteran waa Uttla Ttetna P anBbrr rjCW LONDo too hard the first day.’' Barhtr of Los Angalas, who A fte r hXng eutjahbed in the W A T r Rrtrt/D ; Rockville m eetr’EUaworth High 70-69—189 aftar Mowh)g fo r first round by his taller foe. An- BY WILSON SCRUGGS nn Sept . 31- and Wetherafjeld Uit 18th and 16th hblaa dradp a fins Jabber and bexar Mm- BY MICHAEL O’BIALLBY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Big Question Sept. 23. The two opening gamtjk yerti^day. Ha was the only onO aalf, turnsd puncher. Faster with SPEED BOW win he played on the borne fleM. in the runnerup apot as tha tour­ hla hands and flaatar nfooL tha TOW, W VOU BRNB UFUCTOUTH ONBWWTOBAN Jack Dowgiewica and Don ney headed into ( m fla a l two diurL Utha CXllfarnlaa mat Suhiata’s nd- CBNTIR AC AN INCUCg AOAM,lWOO>fTVOUCOMS ' aa co-captains., of the teain. . Harty FUrgol, Lamont. U., and rights. Ha kept throwing .them all TOMOHr wm4AM?WgU.HJNg Walker Inman Jr., who-wata tied through tha Bght and staggered <).— Chuck Diering of the for the te(id at tha end of ig, fell ZulueU vdth them In the tMrd and t : 3 0 N y | . t o MUCH FUN, AND Orioles headed for third base on hack after 86. Purgol, 66-78—-140, ninth rounda irtA N / Yesterday^s Stan Jim Wllaon'i bunt. The throw went started the third round ia a . tiq Zulueta. who aaid ha was "too tM gtswB-TfW tiys. LANDOFt past OU MoDougnld, the Vnakeen* w ith ' Dick Ifayar, 71-60—140,' o f fin e" at 188 pouads, aama waight FfteblRg—Joe NuxhaU. Redlega. third haaeawn. as DIcriiig slid la. Bt. PatarSbuig. Fla. Inman, 66-7I aa Andrade, won the first, sixth ss.u». S^srtaw. j A wran>ed up hla fifth abuteut of Uie McDougald fell atofi DieirtBg, who -!-146. tumkliid alt the way out o f and savanth riwnda from the tkrao. M-IfSp N dB -fM tllM • I eaaaon In one hour. 44 minutes, couldn't get up and run. Umpire the top 30. 1 ' . offlclala. Ha cut Andiada alighUy giving Just four hita, fanning five Larry Napp waved him home on Sammy Snead of Whits Sulphur enutrioN over tha left ty* iB tha sixth. A M IS $1.1 and walking only two for 16Ui vtc- a * ohetruction call. How did, he Springs. W. Va., the earty jfavorite,' The votaa, all for Aadiada, wars:'' tory In 3-i9 decision over Giants.' arrive at this dectslon? had aaotkar tough round, ailed stood RoCeroa A l Bart and J o in 4 M iss Batting — Joe OolUna, Tnnkeea, /L—It ypm a JndgMeat caN. at 71-73—148 going Into touy’a Schwarts, 6-8-1 atd L a id belted two borne runs good (or Napn nsMr that MeDenfaM avaa play. Sam missed Xx putts of lesa F r a ^ . F otSaa, T-8. TIm AF, fbur RBI8 wblla getting three-for- hoMblr the rnaaer-eYen tf ha «M than 8 (set and took W putts for had Andrada la fraat, S-L K

• I V. 3r»ytone nil- good opportunity for enter time Si.BO; slacks $2.98. Ladlaa* aklrt containers. Also butternut WlUflM CHAMBERS agad,-.located at 80 Davla Avanue. 1302. 2lany extras, garage alumi­ KEENEY ST.—Beautlful tote, 103' Ike for Wo^d oii rail, caean throughout. Douglaa fringe benefita. Apply Moriarty langth $2.9B up. Crompton cordu­ and egg plditt. 999 HiUatoWn Rd. FURNITURB BALES Rockvllla. Larga apaelaua rooma, num storms and dnora.-=-$31,700.. tachpd x^age. x 300* wlthia walking distance of roys *Bc yard. Colonlw Ramnant, Motora. SSS Mam 8t. Broa. Adolph A. Quey. CUCUMBERS, pick you own 50e 817 East Middle Turnpike aloo private toema to accommo­ 2CANCM1!8TI!R-Wa bava over 40 ■bopping area and hua. UtiUtlca. 118 Canter St. TANNER STREET Priced right. B . Von Bekar, ip flO basket. Paul Robotto, Birch Moun­ Hours: 10-5 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p.m. date couplea. Rataa reaaenaMe. 4 Sleeping Rotnni llttiuiga of 311 klada (ram f$soo up. INS CHEVROUET8—Club Coupe WANTED r- Full timel- appliance Maaaack Memorial Home, Rock- ovaly T-room Colonial, 4 bod-' Jdoat with law ' flown poymenU. Agent 609 Keoiey ht. Lodge PrefMifiiig c L iiS in E D a o v t . and Sedan. Price right and they aervlce.man. Steadylady w o n . Good l o a m DEUVERED, 33 yd., truck- tain' Rd. 1954 UOHT OREEN semi-auto­ Vttle. TR 3-1011. rooriia, garage. Excellent condition. 2 Ccraplete Baths OaU The BUawoithith 2flttan...... Agency. net kg his words, thatitfrlin^ run Hm . Douglaa Motbra, SSS loodc. Hot amesite delivered, $9.28 . CHOICE $1,000 LOT to head the 1963 tlekaj wOem opportunity for ri|[ht man. Write* CANNING *nME Is here. Blbertn matic Waahtiig machine. Uaed -*H 3 ,o59. 2lr. Hlggtna, m . . : HOORS Mam S t . glvipg ' age, experience, etc. All ton. Waahed ,eand. gravel, stone. 1 lavatory Wgh, Dry, Levelf'’ For Family Fair peaches $1-78.19 quart basket and very little. Reasonable. 2Q Nuasdorf Sand A Stone Co. Tel. b A r r y r o a d Approximately H Acra Home ilte. f l o r a l state teaflaw aalfl an % :l i A^M. to 4tS0 f. M. repllea held In strict confidence. up Bartlett pcara 91.99 and up. 9-5834. AFsrtments—Flats— 2 Fireplaces ^ WANT TO BUT A CAR. and had X n ‘nits' P. O. Box 84B, Mancheaterj,.. MI, 9-740S. Large 6-room Cape Cod (3 un- 100 Ft. x 300 Ft aarly aiuiOunconMlBt would M p ■ib'matoea, cucumbera. Concord lenemdfits $ 3 Recreation Room In Basement 24ANCHE8TER—e room older eo- Mra. Mary Pholpa and Mra. your credit turned down? Don't ftniahed). Plastered walls, Buckley loolal, t hatha, ancloaed porch, S- (3ose In. See Them on Upiier Oak them eon ald cri^ ia f altlag the COW CUJSn^ TWB rive up. aea “ Honeat" Douglaa, A&e os ssfirr PEAT HUMAS, shredded. Excel­ grapes and native melons I9e and Barbarai Bell,Beil, past'prealdente of COMMUMiCATlON, PRODUCTION ENGINl^ER SOFA--78” long, In good condition. FURNISHED one room apartment, school district. Fireplace, shed Open Porch ear ga n g*, nmcalta driva; axtra Street Near Grandview Stiitet election eampalga unflw way. fOE c l a s s if ie d a d v t . a s Mam. Not a finance company lent aoil conditioner, top dressing. up. Farmers Outlet, S tl East 2 0 9-3038. Addraea: Daughters o f lib e rty No. IT, Several said t h ^ hava found polit­ TtiC SMlSTSSr - refrigerator, gaa range, use Of dormer,— $13,300. lot, convmaiit lo ca ^n , .$13,700. Ladles of Orange Loyal InatituUon, plan; • ,______Must have experience in tools, MI. 3-SBlB. Middle Tpke: . Phone MI. 9-7441. Lot 100 X 21S AUTUMN h e ig h t s ically attraeUv* praapacta, whom MON. THRU FRL OS lT« i^iNO- Btall abower, $H waeMy. AdOIts. Warren E. . Howland. Raaltor. W . ara eo-chalrmon of tha Tamtly diea and assembly fixtures with TOMATOES—Pick your own, BOe Inquire Apt, 4, m pepot Square. tftVINO STREET 3-3100. BOX 741, TOWN they would like to Hkve on their 10:.10 A. M. iNT PLYMOUTH apeclnl da luxe, ability to follow through on pro­ FOR SALE—88 gal. drums, in good ROPER Gaa Stove. Inquire S3 BeauUul 4-room Cape Cod. Pipes Vacant Pair." scheduled for Saturday, 4 new white watt UrCa, good con- condition, 93.80 each. For further basket. Michael Kurya, Franeh Sept 17, from 10 aum. to 0 p jn . ticket for atota and aongteaSlOnal SATURDAY S A. M. ject aaaignments. Design of small Chestnut St. In for 2 rooma and bath upstalrt' offlcM, are dadttalng to coaunlt diUon. Call MI. S-N70. mechanicaf parts tor long produc' information call tha Herald, phone Rd., Bolton. :< IE LARGE roam apartmeht. Combihation aluminum windows 37 OLENWOOD STREET SuburtMiB For Ssto 75 rath or aUn*. K the weather ia '•<00l»00.* STUDIO BED with corduroy cover­ ■rgrtB! Can themaehraa to the races until thay f oim ooonocATioN irax MRS. CRAMP- tion runt deeirabie. Ideal working MI. $-8121. 3-3790.' Covenoy. and doors. Waddell school area favdrable. It win be held on the know whether tha President wUl let, 3 bolster pillows, $38. 2tl. A Uttla gem o f a Cnloolal type SOUTH WINDSOR' (Wapping Sec­ srounda at Orange Hall and In the n AmECIATEO Anto Accessories—Tires -6 I«»owmv SEQRV'T conditions with an axcellent oppor' WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug — $13,400. run again. tunity, 9-0834. FOUR • ROOM eeml . furniehed McKin n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. home. 33’ living room, tiled Youngs­ tion), four mUta from Man banqqet hall. In caae of rain the " DISCOVIR lteAR>Uu’RE •trips tor braiding and hooking. Read Herald Adya. ■ ARBOR REALTY . C02IPANT One of those, O iainM n “Wm - TIRE SALE VOU'KMOVItiG. MOVlM&f- apartment in year 'round duplex town kitchen, dining oombinatien, ter iraat' Offlcej 1969 Ranch, ap- main lodge hall- and banquat hall Dial MI-3-5121 Jen^a Rug Shop. 88 Talcott Avc., cottwe u CofumMa Lake. . 241 2atche1l 3-0824 MI 8*6060 or Ml 9*8931 prasdmately 40' x 38’; Five irteaa- wUI ha used. dell Wyatt of Orogon. aald the Buy One—Oet One tMEN SifO SE ’ GRAY RESEARCH AND RockviUr TO. 8-87M. NOkGE REFRIGERAIOR. Excel­ tiled bath 'and lavatory, 8 bed­ “whole theme" of the 1963 Ite- Half Price ' 3-6773. ant rooms plua basement recrea­ Mrs. Ariine Williama and Mra. N^'VE MADE DEVELOPMENT CO. lent condition. Call Mt. 3-9149. 330 SPRING St-C u stora buUt 8DC-ROOM C i^e, recreation room rooms. permanent aluminum aid­ tion room; Living room 21* x li’, Flora Oracla are In charge of tick- puMlcan campaigning In hla atate Tubeleaa. regular, whitea. blacka. u p v o o a REMINGTON electric typewriter, TWO-ROOM furniehed apartment three bedroom home. Two-car ga­ In basement. $14,300. E and will be baaed on attempts to elact New treada, lifetime road hasard excellent condition. Only two OWNER . l e a v in g the state ing. Very fine buy at $15,100. flrc^aee, cabinet kitchen, dlah- etg, .AdmltalOh will be aapectally k«N0.' Hilliard Street — Manchester Notice Heated, kitchen (acUttlee. Adults. rage, amealte • drive. Bath and E Realty Co. Phones 20. 9-3397, washer, fen. Full dry cellar, low ao that the children and their offtctela who wlU support Btaan- guarantee. years old, $228, tarms available. Kitchen set, combination gaa and 108 Birch St, lavatory, fireplace, sun porch, lot 2 0 . 8-1843, 2 0 . 3-4490, RockvlUe PHELPS ROAD ceramic tile bath, •plastered elders may have more nioney to hower.. ’ Lost an« Fonnd \ No Money Down — "A Good Place To W6rk" — Call T. J. Crockett'a Offica at MI. oil range, email refrigerator. LlV' There will b# a public hearing of 100 X 900. For mppotiitment to in- TO. 8-9391. walla, hot air oil heat. One car atr spend at tha various booths or tho He said ha thinks Damaeratlc ^ 20 Montha To Pay 3-8419. tha Planning Commission of the Ing room act. Dining roont set. ExcepUonaUy fine Engllah Co­ Sen. Morse, after canvaaathg aantl- (t>Uin> — A place where ^ can WANTED — Men fo ^ production apact eaU 241. 3-4939. A. R. WUUo tachad garage, i lot lOO’xlSl’^lOS’. snack bar. BUDGET CENTER—MI S-41M Town of Bolton on Monday, Sep­ Bedroom set, odd chairs, ruga, Busintss LocntloiRS "" and Oo. $13,600. 2UNCHE8TER, flve room meat In Oregon, will awing away aecura a complete Una of Knitting MAflT’S work on milling machine, turret HOT WATER side arm heater, and knlckknacks. 475 Tolland St., lonial-of 7 rooms Including heated Trees, 'B^t fence. $18,900. Beveral of the Mancheater mar- yamo and acceaaoriea, atamped coosiMaaioPEr tank with magnesium rod. Rea- tember 19. 1955 at 8 P34. in the For Rent 44 Colonial. Two-car ’ garage, one Walton- W, Grant, Realtor, 300 ihaftte have become interested In from hla racent attacks on the lathe, and angina lathe, 10% pre East Hartford. mere,* nice trees, near buS. Carl- den or .aunyoojin, 3 large bedroonts, looda. ambroWery cottona and WANTS VOUTO mium for night work. All group aenable. MI. 9-4223. Community Hall. The purpose pf VERY CENTRAL-Roomy 3-room Andrews Building, 33 E. Center the pibject and are planning to Prealdcat "and start bavtafl some Trsilers for Sale S-A SPACIOUS Professional Oftlc*. homo, fireplace, hot water heat. Urn W. Hutchins. 20. t-8133, 20. bath and ' lavatory, fireplace Jn tatting threada. At tb o r Tawi mold TflE insurance company paid. Pres said meeting is to hear the Regu­ THREE R(X)MS Furniture. Rea St. 2 0 8-U8S. enter duqilaya. Am ong those who Elaehhower." lations f o r PlolUng Land Sud- Ground floor, 2Iatii St. Ample Rusco storm windowa, awnings, living room, attaclted garage .flne Slum, SO Cottage St. Phcaa- ML NEW AND uaed trailera. I ^ h apartment ently working 80 hours week. TWO SETS of alectric trains with sonable. Inquire 31 Stone St., herve alrea^ engaged space are ‘Pd Oamnrit BuieMd* parking. 241 3-3900. YOUR CHOICE of two-bedroom t-ssSi Manor Park, Rockville, TO. kOR MER.' Apply ABA Tool and DIa Co. accesaorisa. May be seeq at *760 divislons as proi'ided for in Chap­ Manchester. terrace, ameeite drive many ex­ big lot wcU landscaped. Owner the Hobby Shop; Oamdot Oeram- Asked what ha would do If the tras, excellent locaUon. Only 37 LILAC STREET—$13,900 ranch with fireplace, car port, B-0526. 1398 Tolland Turnpike. . Vernon ■'St. ter 45. General Statute*, SUte of AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES— must ecll quickly. Priced to sell. Ica; Bailey Antiques: Robert President said " ihV' to aacoud term OonnecUait. S COMPLETE $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins Large 3. room Cape Cod, 3 un­ ■even closets—or, th ree-b ed ^ m Bell, with a dia(day of shoes; Mrs. pleaa, Wyatt replied with a wry FOUND—Lady’a ahoil white lop- FIVE CASE COKE machine, rash 100% Main St. location. Park­ Realtor, 2 0 9-81S3, 2 0 9-4394. Call William McBride 2 0 S-4816 ranch with fireplace, large living MAN Wit h knowledgt of furnace George R. Davies, Chairman r 6 o m s o f b r a n d n e w ing. Ap|dy 2lArtow’a, 337 Main finished, idaeterad walls, fireplace, Ann. Hiutber, plastics: Johnny grin; “I’d commit aulelde." pw. MI. S-4708. ______■ Auto RepalrlnK-r^Sintinc 7 instaliations.. Full er part time. register. Check out counter. Rock- Bverstt T. McKinney FURNITURE ...... hot water heat, copper plumbing, room, giarage in baaement and Hodlund. aporting Roods; and Mra. Chalnnan O. Harold Alexander villa TO. 8-4908. S t If^CHESTER — Bigelow Street. J. WATSON BEACH and CO. lots of extra*. Both .houses on f o u n d —Lady'a wriat watch! ^ Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 33 MI. 9-8844. I* F. DeMers AU 100% guaranteed, some in large kitchen and cabineta, alumi- Germain* Palenxam, loeanity ■aid Florida Republicans are "hot BRAKE RIXINI^. moat aU ca n , BdsincM Services Offered 13 j Two-family 10-room duplex. Cen- „ B8tit9a=4A -2:m fi______Plymouth I.*^ oft Tolland. .S8T—Pair of diild'a blue rim matic washing mtehmes, elactrie estimates. Ml. 9-1S83. t>'piat. small office, pleasant sur­ UVING ROOM StnTE preeseway, two-car garage, many An unuaual guessing gam* ia 3. 807 West Middle Tpke. MI. FIVE Rooms for rant. Hot and cold $14,900. . 2 0 8-3373. Brae-Burn ANDOVER— Iftllaca home, com' ta chairman, aald Biaaffliowcr glaaoea in caae. Vicinity of High- CAR BURN OIL? rangss, vacuum cleaners, motora, roundings and congenial aasoci- 9-3811. 5-PC. DINETTE SET Realty. 78-80 LOCKWOOD ST.— $17,500 'Oxtraa,. over on# aero, high olava- fortabla and attractiva—lO rooms, planned. entiUed “ Manchester should announce his intentlona thla lutd St. and Barnard School. MI. PAINTING—Eheterior and Interior, | water. 131 Union St. small appliances, welding. ISO atea. This opportunity should ap­ Special Town - - ACCESSORIES tion, sweepinr views, lakes and two hatha fireplaces, oil heat, GreaUr.” Thera will be opportunity MIL Longer* said thab If Adlal SHMSO. Economy Overhaul paperhanging, ceiimgt refiniahed. t Help Wanted— A SMITH-CORONA portable type­ •‘Westinghouae” Elec. Refrigerator $9900-SIX-ROOM H024B, oil hot 2 family duplex, excellent con­ Main Straat. MQ. S-M7S. Wrilpaper hooka on request. Eetl- peal to an East Hartford or Alan- hills, suburban. .Carlton W, Hutch. drilled well, barn and garage. Nice to play dart and baaaball, train Sfavapaon says in Novembar writer. Completely reconditioned, water heat, garage. 3-3 acre, dition, 2 oil burners, well land­ rides for tha children, "Lucky Moat aU cara. ParU and labor mates given. Fully insured. Call cheater lady. Apply Noble A West­ Male or Female 37 •'Emerson” Television SuburlMUi For Rent 46 Ins. 2 a . 9-5133, 2 a . 9-4994. grounds and treea. Good spot (or that hf to a candidate for the LOST—WhIU kitten with bUck FENCES built of cedar, wire and i brook Mfg. Co., or telephone BU. $48. Can be seen at 90 Concord Meeting ” De. Luxe” Washer near bus. Cariton W. HutcMna. scaped and near school, dood In­ Spots,’’ and othar attractions. markinga. Vicinity of Oriord St. NS.9B. No money down M.90 Edward R. Price. Ml. A-1003. professional man, $18,000. Talbot Damocratie nomination again, "the split rail, also red cedar clothes 9-2717. EXPERIENCED Lunebeonatte, Rd. < ■ "T- , . •‘De LAixeit Range TOLLAND—Cedar Swamp Road, 2 0 9-8133, 2 0 9-4694. vestment property. VERNON— Attractive flve room Mr*. Mary Oonn and Mrs. Mae ChUd'a pet. Ml. S-4680. monthly. All work guaranteed. poles erected. Free eatlmate. Ml. Tht legal voters of the Town of Agency, Andover. Phon* PL President ought to say soon after part time. Apply Arthur's Lunch- Coventry, Connecticut are hereby Take your .choice of any o f these ■mail new house, tb iW rooms. nearly new Hollywood ranch (8 t-6600. < Grtmley will praaide at a booth I TWIN STROLLER. Hedstrom, rea­ CaU Earl Rohan—2 0 3-7433 whether he to going to ran." MOTOR SALE a-86W. ARE YOU SATISFIED with your , eonette. warned and directed to meet at appliances, in addition to bedroom, Ideal for working couple. Steam MANCHESTER bedrooms) fireplace, oil heat, air for the aate of fancy and domestic Uuurses and Classes 27 sonable, Mastercraft gun type conditioned, automatic dishwaah' A1 Cast, Indiana state chalman, present family iheome? Why not the George Hersey Robertson living room, dinette, rugs, lamps heat. All modern. Phone after nily articles and home baked foods. Psrsonsis Forda, Chavroleta, etc...... 1124.95 MELODY RADIO—T .V „ phono’s. let your ability supplement the STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Open burner, reasonable. May be seen Attractive five-room home. Very Land for sale in piece that can er, living room wall to wall car­ thought a January announcement Night calls. Guaranteed service. School, on 'niursdsy, September and other iteme. 6:30 p.m. 2 0 9-3391. Immediate occupancy. On# apart' ■‘~------would be aoon enough to “atanpU- RADIO-ELECTRONICS. Televijilon 1 income by doing pleasant contact competitive examination notica: at 72 Oxford St. conveniently located. First floor, be subdivided. pet, t r a ^ rods, Venetian blinds, ment. Fine contntlon. All city con. HAVE UNWa NTES} hair on face Pontiace, Oldamobilea, etc. 9174.98 MO 9-2280. Servicing. '•Learn by Doing” at 15, 1955 at 8^90 P.M. to vole on EVERYTHING living room with fireplace, dining fy our campaign proUatoa.” removed permanently and aafely work. Write Box Z. c /o Herald. • DietiUan. Reannounred with cor­ ONLY $448 COVENTRY CENTER — Suitable 2 Lots— 1 150 X 200— $1,500 Ja^e picture window, recreation veniences. $ll,000. George Cole No Money Down "Conriecticut'a Oldest Electronics ROYAL AND Smith-Coron* port­ the following articles: room and convenient kitchen. Sec­ W >m, full cellar, garage, 1(4 Radiomen Plan New Jersey’s chaiiman, Samuel by electroloaia. Mary C. Ward, rected minimum salarv. Closing a r t i c l e Ftee storage until wanted. Free family of 4, unfurnished 9 rooms, 1 175 X 200—$1,700 man. TR. 8-4045. r ^ $7.90 Monthly School." Fall term starting Sept. I able and atandard typewritars. 1 To see what iw- ond floor twp bedrooms and tile acre land, itwely vtew. Owner L: Bodine, aald It to Inroortant for ST. N. MI. S-2S67. date October 8, 1985. No. 24S9x, tlon the Town wishes to take on'a dqlti'ery. Free set up by our own re­ ground floor, $88 per month, needa New Motor Guarantee Household Services 26, 1988. Enroll now for practical All makes of adding machinea bath. Other extrae. Full price Call PhU Hallln— 2 a 9-0221 left atate. Price greatly reduced, DAVIS AVENUE, Rockville. Seven present Republican omee heldara Help Wanted.—Male 36 83130-84860. Occupational Therap­ petition requesting the adoption liable men. redecorating. Tel. PI. 2-3872. Code Class Here Offered 13-A ,day or evening clasa. For free sold - or rented. Repaire on all $13,500. MANCHESTER ASSOCIATES 913,900. Will qualify tot veteran. room all stucco home in one of to know whether the President 'to WANTED—Tranaportatlon from ist. Closing datej.October-6, 1988. of the provisions of Public Act No Payments To Banks Bolton Center to Aetna, Hartford, COLE MOTORS ^ descriptive circular phone JAck- No. 3471, 9S130f8tB90. Connecticut makes, Mariow'a.' Goodchlld Realty Company, Real­ Rockville's most ddslrahle loca­ going to run, adding that "the • WEAVING of burns, moth holts PART TIME TYPIST — Experi­ 409 of the 1955 Session of the Gen­ No Finance Companies Realtors - S;30-.ta>4:ao. Call MI, S-8467 eve- 4.1S Center Ctreet MI 9-0980 SMi 8-3406, or writs New England residence waived for abov# two Summer Hom3s For Rent 67 tors. 2 a . 3-7925 or MI. 3^307. tion. In immaculate condiUtm thla The 2Iancheater Radio Club has sooner he announcea the better." and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Technical Institute, 193 Trumbull enced, to work from midnight un­ BDLTON—Building stone, veneer, eral Assembly (An Act Concern-- MONTHLY PA'YMENTS MANCHESTER ninga. til 4 or S a.m. MI 9-8273. exarainationa. Supervisor of Staff TALOOTTVILLE, Elm HiU R oad- home contains' living room, full announced the resumption of code Perry Compton. 2(toaotiri chair­ h a n d l e repaired ripper re- St.. Hariford, Conn. fireplace, wail atone flagstone. l.-.g Rgzsars snd Raffles I. - p " $13.83 . SUM24ER COTTAGE for rent at WEST SIDE—Duplex 4 and 4, ex­ aise dining room, large badroom> Development (Welfare t. ReSn- Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch Four room expandable Cape Cod Large tyro-famUy, oU steam heat, classes after the summer recece. man, was one of the few who would WANTED-dUde to and from Hart, Auto Drivinf School 7-A placement. umbrellas repaired, ARTICLE 2 To see what ac­ Phone Me Immediatelv Manchester 2472, 8440-86360. One year's resi­ non. TRemont 8-7912. proved and oiled- with Town Aid WANTEZV-Four room furniehed ton . 8-7935 or 3-1307 any Large toid house, fuUy plastered howeir, praaidrat o f Paiqiaylvania low price. Keya made while you able. Age 22 to 28. Mu.’‘ Dogs—Birdfr—Pets 41 Glastonbury, ME. 3-7099, Inspection By Appointment Only a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester you in youf community. No obli­ TWO FIRST clasa trim carpentera; TOOL DESI8NERS senting Olds. Selmer. Bach. Ped' veniences. Near school and bus- home that was built by Forbes. basement, garage, extra large lot. church find people who have a Washington, and wW constot of 1983 CHEVROLET two-door aedan. Qrcls Shop, 199 West Middlt Tnm- Roofing>-4Sldinx 16 now. Two framera about Septem-1 — $3,400. gation to Inquire. 20' 9-2814. PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY, FIRST CLASS MEN ONLY ler and Bundy. Metter's Music WANTED—Four or five-room first Une. In excellent condition. For Three down and three up. One cer NEIAR ElAST Center Street. Six ■piritual need. Interest them In the groups of only four woman In each Beautiful dove gray finish, Fiva plks. 20: 9-3C3S. her 15th. Vancour Conathictlon clinic. axballant tires. Very low mileage FOR THE BEST In Bonded buUt 88 Spruce, Mancheiter. Ml. 9-9620. Maaakesler 8rtn 'SJudio, 177 McKee. MI. 3-7600. floor rent Three adulta; BU further Information call detached garage. Immediate oc­ room garrison colcm'ia], excellent JUST LISTED 3 rooms, fire­ church, and win them for the King­ Co. MT: 3-4836. TE U MI t-S$3S cupancy. Askinjg $15,750. This condition, tile bath plus lavatory, AppointmenU -will b3 made One owner. S^c Bob Oliver on GIRL'S 34” Bicycle, $10. Boy'a up roofs, shingle'’ roofs, gutters, Hours 9 to 12—1 to 8:90; Tuesday 9-1106. place, garage. Asking $7,500. dom of God. AU who help In any­ and Thursday nights, 7 to 9, dis­ BAND and Orchestra Instrumenta FRANCES K. WAGNER home ia less than a block o ff the hot water heat, less than year old, way in thla program find a d e ^ through the YWCA office, and the thla oiie, at Center Motor Salea, 34” bicycle, $20. Good condition. coaduotors snd roof repurs caU DEPENDABLE MAN to work on MANCHESnR Ska* OatM and Pianos. New. used, rentals 491 Main. Coughlin, la . S-TI07. It no answer CLERK-TYPISTS counts to dealers and breeders. bua line and ia in the Bowers only 919,000. Ciwlton W. Hutchln*. LAKEFRpNT year-round 6 aatiafacUon in knowing that they fee paid at least one day before . Rockville TO 8-7288. poultry farm. Nath^ban Miller A ______TOOL cMd DESIGN, fak. Repairing tuning. Ward Krauae, Realtor rooms, vacant, 100’ x 200’ lot— caU 2U. M431. Businas Property For Sale 70 school district. MI. 9-8183, 2a. 9-4694. are “workers together with Ood.” the firat cUnlc aearton in which Son. Bread and 2fllk2filk St I ^ j^ c r a a T E R Pet Center, beau­ 133 HARTFORD RD. 509 Middle Turnpike East 87 Walnut St. MI 3-5338. MI 3-1167 $8,500. the woman to to partidpato. Play YOU CANT SEE thess from the Coventry. PI. 2-7833 or PI. 2-6788. At the morning worship at street. 1947 Hudaon, 19M Nash, R A T 'S ROOFING CO., ahUigle and Interesting d i v e'r s i f i e d tiful baby parakeets, guarantsed TALCOTTVILLE CHESTNUT STREET 10:30, the Sunday School will join equipment for amall chUdren to BusinMfl SefTfees Offered IS MANCHESTER Attractive six NEnV ranch type and Cape Cods. 2947 Chevrolet, otkers from built up roOfs, guitar and con­ work. Bookkeeping knowledge singing canaries, hamsters, tropi­ in good condi- BUSINESS FOR SALE Wonderful location. As low aa with the church In a rally service: available at the golf range for a $38. Look behind offica, Douglaa OOMMUNTTY T.V. and Radio ductor work, ro^. chimney re- cal flab, pet foods and supplies. UPRIGHT PIANO, room Cape Cod, like -new Inside Elm Hill Road—A modified six- Two family or can be used motoer who wishes to bring the tion. 211. 3-7714. $900 down. Recitations, songs by the primary 2tmore, i n ICaln. Servlca. Day or night. Tel. Ml. ^ r s . Ray Hagenow, 2U 9-2214. helpful. Good starting salary. 998 MUn St. 20. 9-4373. 9 and out. Nice grounds. Near room split level. No baaement. department, a Bible quia, an ob­ child. Information and ragtotration - WANTED W A S H M ^ L E ■chooi, Roman Catholic 0\urch, Large piece of lend. Hiree bed- as a six room single. Two 9-7975. —— r Ray Jackaon, 2II $-8338. a.m. to 6 p.m, daUy. Thuradays 9 Many others from $3,000 and ject learon, and a rocasag* by the may'ha made by calling during,of- 1$80 CHEVROLET de tux« tudor, Pleasant working condition in a.m. to 9 p.m. 8. and R Green • J i ■hopping center and bua line. Call rootna, one and a half- baths. Only baths, hot water oil heat, au­ up. GI aa low aa 5% down. Reliable Mari For SET OP DRUMS, approved by Rev. K. Ejnar Raak, pastor, wUl flee houre, which are Mondays radio, heater, good condition, RANGE BURNERS and pot hurn- ROOHNO, siding and ckrpentry. air-conditioned office. Paid Stamps. SPEEDY CAR WASH owner, cveninga. 20. 9-4018. $13,000. Ideal for the fam ily that through Friday, t a.m. to 2 p.m. throughout. Small down payment. ara. Qeanad and repaired. New HEY THERE -.teacher, WO. MI. 9'8684. tomatic domestic hot water, highlight the service. Alterations andi addittona. CeU- Skilled Jobs With A Future wants country living and still be WELLES AGENCY A warm invitation la axtendod YW CA mambenhlp to r a ^ r a d fo r Eaay terma. Douglaa Motora, 833 and used burnara and pumpa. Call Inga. Workmanship guaranteed. holidays, vacation, hospitali­ FOR SALE due to Ulnesa, ChOiua- MANCHESTER—Labor Day week­ within walking diatance to atoree, Tea With The Stan la Tear Eyes and a yen for a nice new end special. 4-room brick home newTy..redecorated, all city 2(aln St.. Coventry— PI 2-6S72 to all persons to attend. ^ this program aa well as for all oth­ Joe, Ml. 9-0147. A. A. Dion, Inc;; 399 Autumn We Will Train hUa. No reasonable t^er refused. ranch haoM ladlvldnalte styled im a very la r ^ tot with I t t feet USED Mahogany Piano in good Good opportunity for ambl churchec and bus. zation insurance and other plus oil heat, wooded yard one- utilities. Dwelling is located ar etoasaa and on-going programa Street 20. 9-4960. . Rockville TR. 5-8366. freatage aa hardtop. WltMn walking distance of Andover shop­ condition. Kemp’s, Inc. 3-FA2nLY HOME In Rockville. of the asaociatlon. 2949 OLD8MOB1LE 98 convartibl*. FURNITURE Repair Sarvice: ______benefit.4. Apply Personnel Good Starting Rate tious young man looking for garage, nice condition. FUll price Will sell on terma. Reaaonable ping center. 1$ miaatee from SUmchester. BOLTON near Main St. Occupancy on . Hie (tost clinic will ba held on green, radio and heater. Owner Complete repiriring, retinUhlng, AKC REGISTERED Beagles tor $10,900. Call The Ellsworth 2Utten down payment. CaU TRemont Police Investigate All Shifts business of his own. . Wednesday, and Friday of next Stl. 9-0632.9- reatoring on all types of furniturs. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 8 A. M. to 4 P. M, sale. Weir marked, very choice. EMPIRE spinet piano. Can have Agency. 2 0 . 3-6930, or Mr. Hig- Small estate or two scree that transfer of title. 8-3507. SMAee bays a 2-bedroewi ranch, attacked garage aod bCeeso- .. week. S ep t 14 and 16. at 9:30 a.m. Zigmurd Goida, Prop. Formerty Age to 40 Harry F. Holmberg, Broad Brook by taking away. MI. 3-8946. gina, 2 0 . 3-8609. are beautihilly landscaped. House Two Crashes Here 2953 CHEVROLET four door aedan. ROOFINO—Speciallriiw In repair frajr. $IS.4ee bays a S-bedroem ranch. (Jlinlea will be arranged on re­ of Watkins Bros. T et 2 0 . 3-7443. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. Minimum Weight 160 Pounds Rd., Enfield, Phone RIverview Apply J was custom built for pieacnt own­ CHARLES LESPERANCE ROCKVILLE—Three year old cus­ Luxuiioua gray fin)ab, all necea- ing roefa of all kinds. Also new 8-3306, c-o Joseph Leglenca. ADAMS STREETT South—Six room ers. Has large.living room with tom built apUt level. Three nice quest (or other times of the day. - aary equtement including aeat ; \ Rooms Without Board 59 DOORS OPENED, keys ' fittsd, roofs. GiAtar work. Chimney* 150 New Park Ave. Full Insurance Capa Cod. Ideal location. Com­ stone firepleoe, kitchen with sepa­ ^ I 9-7620 bedrooma, large living room, ex Police tnveettgated a hit i sad will ba planaad aafar In to the cover*. Excellent tiraa and tn- copied, vacuum cleaners, trons, BOLAND OIL CQJIPANY cltanad, rapalrod, rq 9C yaara’ ox- BIG FRONT room with twin beds bination windows, amealte drive. rate dining area and two bedrooms ceUem kitchen with dining area, run accident yeaterday, one of two fall aa weather pernilte. cludea our guarantee. See Bob giiii^ etc., rdpolrsd. Sbsars, Hartford, Conn. Program Available SEE THEM ! Owner. 2 0 . 9.0773. pdrioncs.I. Arao osUmflea. Call Livcsto3k~Vehides 42 for single person or Jwo. Kitcheq and tile bath. Full basement that VERNON, Sunset Terrace—Just a ceramic tile bath, recreation minor coUtoiona within three hours Washington, well known pro- Oliver today at Center Motor k n l ^ , mowers, sto,, put Into con- Hoiriay. kTanclicriar 20. 9-8991. 359 Center Street two minute drive from Wilbur Apply I In Person Don’t ekert ehnnge yemraelf— they nre renite JxeeptienaL Cafl - privileges. Free parking. Call be­ has a billiard table that goes with room, laundry room, heated ga­ in the afternoon. /. feeelonal golfer and Inotructor, ha* Salea, 461 Idaln. dltioa for coming needs. Broith- ■ i WE BUY COWS, calves and beef OPEN, SUNDAT- Ooee Highway. A' 8 room ranch rage, IH baths, plastered walls, been the pro tor several golf club* CHOdNETS cleaned, recapped, cattle. Also horaea. Ptela Bran. Mrs. Pratt Andarer n t-isec or Hertford JA 2-311E tween 8 a.m. • 2 p.m. or 4 p.m.- the property. Large attic. One car ^ tr o lm a a Keipiieth Barker aald wait*, 63 Pearl strdat. home with 3 bedrooma. Large liv­ circular amesite drive. Aluminum car belonging to 2(ra. Jennie before becoming connected with MODEL A pickup truck, 16” Wa n t e d —shirt press operator. THE SPENCER RUBBER T*L 20. 3-74IE. a ' 7 ' . 7 p.m. 2H. 9-8973. TWo to Five P. M. detAChed garage. Plenty of privacy. a pointed and repUjted. Call. 20. ing room with fireplace, cabinet storm windowa, Venetian blinda, Maclldowle, 37, of S3 Lancaster Laurel Park Range, including the wheel*, a reri "brute.” Call at 12 2i a n c Ue s t b r T. V. Service, 9-3499. Experiance not essential.. Apply PRODUCTS CO. Farms and Land For Sale 71 29 Wellington Road Sensibly priced at $13,200. kitchen, hot water heat with base-, Waatfleld St. radio and T.V. speciiilaliata since in person. Maple Dry.Cleanera and BEAtJTIFULLY furnished spacious New ranch homes on Fernwood lot 75 X 133. AU city conveniences. St., parked on Main St., received Stonve Golf Club and the Almont room with complete light houae- board radiation. Combinatltxi Immediate occupancy, $16,300. 1984. Charter memMre of Telsa. Launderera, 73 Maple St. J. WATSON BEACH and CO* EAST OF MANCHESTER—3 room Six-room, canter entrance Co­ Drive.. Five or six o f these custom a dent in the right rear fender Club o f Brtm ont Mass. He holda Chapel Street __ ___ . keeping facUltiea available. Will storm windowa and acreana. Lot George J. Colemaiv Broker. Con­ the title of Negro golf champion. 2964 FORD.Convertible. Excelleni 20. 9-6660 or 2 a 8-4607. Hcatlnr—Ptambinx 17 SOLE AGENTS->REALTORS—APPRAISERS house, no Improvementa except lonial. Etecellent residential neigh­ homes atilt available. Pricea range while she waa shopping. It • rent single or double. Children ac­ to X 300 feet. Immadjata occupan­ necticut Bank and ‘Trust BUUding, He has participated In the annaal condition. Two-tone powder blue electricity but worth recondition­ borhood. Large living room with front $13,500 to $15,900. If you are discovered about 1:20 p.m. Barker CLAIMS INVESTIGATOR 21 CENTRAL ROW—HARTFORD ^ cepted (limited). Ontral. Reason- cy. Priced at $16,803’ ROben J. RockvlUe. TR. 0-4048 or TR. National Open. Golf Tournament and black. MI 9-3479. ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE LENNOX rOltNACES and warm ing because of location, view and fireplace, attractive dining room looking for a nice home in a rc*l estimated damage at about 315 to ur heating. Earl Van Camp. 2 a able. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch St. SmiUi, Inc., 968 Main St. 20. 6^4710. and one year placed fourth. WANTED—Meat cutter, fUU time. large frontage both aides of rOad. cabinet kitchen, dish washer, lU choice suburban location, tnia fa It. the parked car. 2941 WILLY8 Four-Door with rig Radios and Phonos Liberty Mutual Insurance Com­ Experienced. Manchester Public 9-5341. •■m*. pany la opening an office in Man­ MEN WANTED Under 5(1 iacres, about 18 in good baths, detached garage, nicely ' Large farm within tan minutes BOLTON—Custom At 4:10 p.m:, a car driven by od Urea. Radio, heater and new Market, 806. Main St. 2 0 . 8-4741. ' I " landacaped lot. Owner hae moved designed three Burton W . Zlnater, 39, o f 21 River Kttery. Motor recently over­ Available At AU Times chester and ii^l need a wmng SINGLE ROOM, private family. On mowing, balance pasture and from the center of Manchester- 76 SOUTH HAWTHORNE ST. —10. bedroom ranch. YoUngatownYot woman between the' ege of 21 end bus line. Manchester. Ml. 9^128. woodland. Old farm buildinga south. Immediate occupancy. F Over 100 acres. New an aetive year old Cape, Cod. Six finished kitchen, outstanding bathroom, St, was struck in the roar at E. hauled. All in good condition. Philco Factory Supervised ServlM MUliineiy—BrgssmsUnx 1> Center and Main Ste., and Mrs. France, Ex-Sultan Sale price $100, Ml 9-2882. 23 for' Inside claim Invastlglation Age 18 to 50. Able- needing repairs. WaltM W. Grant, duced to $19,000 for quick ea dairy (arm. Eixeeilent Idnd for de- rooms, full celiar. new oil tNirner colored tteturea, car port, amealte Call WILL HILLS ALTERA'HONS — Costa, euiU, FURNISHED ROOM— Near Main Realtor, Andrews Building, 63 velopment. Choice convenient loca and electric hot water heater, Helen Zinaaer auffered a jarred work. Excellent opportunity for bodied, for manual labor, WARREN E,. HOWLAND driva, large shaded lot raco ro- dreasee, ekirte, eto. Call 20. St Gentleman preferred. 2fl. Beat Center, -Manchester. '•2(1. tion. large home and some barns Quiet, convenient location suit­ neck, police aald. In Moroccan Pact 2 0 3-969S young woman whose rraidence la ia Realtor—Insuror duced. Warren E. Howland. Real- 2947 STA'nON wagon da lux*. Vary 9 W 6 ■■ $ Manchester and who would prefer [^me Jobs to last at least 6 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. 3-1183. . on the property. And the price is able (or.VA or FHA inortgage. tor. 2 a 34300. PAtrolman Albert Scabies invea- clean, 8338. Call Ml. 3-4783. FOR RENT MI 3-8600 Sensible.-By appointment only. Small down payment. Full price, tlgxted and said Um driver, of the ANTIQUES Renmahed. Repairing working in Manchester. Must have months. Others m ay^ per­ AMSTON LAKE LARGE, PLEASANT room, private (Oentimed troni Pnga Om ) e a s t e r n Connecticut — Excep­ done on any furniturs. llsm a n, pleasing telephone peraonaUty, $11,000, Immediate occupancy. rear w waa Michael Fendell. 19, MoTiBX—Yraeidiit Twe raeam (Approx. 833 ae> entrance. Hot water. Parking. 20. tional buya- dairy, poultry (arms, ROLUNO PARK —Cape Cod. Wanted*—Real Estotg 77 of 519 E. Canter St The officer 189 South Main St. Phooa 20. capable o f writing biiaineae letter, manent. Good start jn f 500 Feel Abovp Scs Level T.J. CROCKETT Phono Ji?fcS-6$7S. Bras Burn Real- 1954 FORD two-door. In good con- { Storaft SO ft.) far baahwaa or prafeealen. 9-1746. with or without stock, 3 — 300 Choiee corner lot. Aluminum aatimated damage to the Zinaaer dltlon. 2U. 9-6313. 3-6643. knowledge o f medical ternia help­ wages. ^ CoiiBCctieuVs Finest Lake Development doors and window*. Venatlan Real Elatatc Broker .. ty- ARB YOU OONSIOERINO two special French' government j Seeead fleer, ^333 Blabi Street acres. Welle* Agency, Coventry, auto at 325. with no damage oc­ envoys boarded a plana bwiring ful. typing la required but spawd ROOM FOR rent, private home, bllnda, fireplace, amesite drive. Office 2 n 3-5413 $13,000 NEW THREE bedroom BELUNO YOUR PRQPERTYT HAND AND power lawn mowara AUSTIN A, CBAIIESRS 0 0 „ PI. 3-6873. , curring to tha Fendell vehicle. the text of an accord signed by 1948 CADILLAC four-door sedan, j local and brng fUstaaco movlM, la not essential. Collega training —wyer ewr efflees. See Mr. everything for comfort. Gentle­ Four (Intebed rooms. Call Owner, ranch, extra large rooma, 30x16 Wa wOl appraUa your property Fully equipped. Looks and runs i sharpened and repaired. Work Apply at onM in person oonuES Residence MI 9-7751 and j tloa. No diargea, have been brought the exiled ex-eovereign. packings storsgs. Call 2 0 . S-313t. or equivalent business experiance Beyee. u n lake front lots man preferred. Shower in base­ 2 a 9-2416. Price $U,800. Uvh^ room, tila bath, oU hot rraa without guaranteed. Call tor and dellvar. ment. Telephone in room. 2U. in elthw accident The envoys, Gen. Georgs Ca- like later model. Drive, the best Ideal Grinding Shop, 378 Adama itertford C a T-14». deaired. For eppolntmcnt for con­ at Conn. Stste Employment Hodics For S a lt 72 water boat, cellar, 3-3 acre, laiga Wo atoo buy propaity (or for less. Douglas Motors,.. 333 3-7903. BOX MOUNTAIN Drive Vernon- 2IANCHE8TER—Ste room Cktpe, troux and Henry Yrtoaou, fonign CaU 20. 6-3120 or SAI79. fidential interriaw eall treea. auourban. Cariton W. flelM^ or hajdag oontaet Main. ■ „ ■ ' . * 2IANCHE8TER Packago Dallvaiy. MANCHESTER Service Office, 804 Main LENOX gr.—Ste room Cape Cod New ste room ranch, Uirta acres nice condiUon, oil heat, 'one car Hutchina? 2 a . 9-5133, 2 0 . 9-4694. Fa NLET RRa Y. Raaltor Banking Course mlntotry official, arc expected hen special ROOM TO rent with garage. Rea­ amesite, full cellar, oil heat, cop­ of land, fireplaoe, ceramic tile garage. Wooded yard near bua, HONEY WAGON. SepUo tens serv- Light truckliig and packagh dtttv- 2IRB. FETi ^ N ----- Si.,JMsnchcster, 8:30>4:30, BRAE-BURN RBAIAT toniorrow when thqr will report BEFORE YOU BUY a uasd car ary. RaMgaratora. washers and sonable. Suitable (or one or two. per tubing, storm windows ami bath, birch kitchen cabineta, full achool and storea. Sale price OWNER . TRANSFERRED—Sacri' MI-S-3373 directly to Premier Edgfr Fauro See Gmrman Motor Sales. Buick let, InataUing, ropaiiing, clean- « Uig. J. P. Fay, 404 WethareU St., atove ou ivin g.ap a^ty. Foldihg m i m A LOAN Monday thrii Friday. 20 lots OB Rysn Terrace, eneb with ever 10,000 aqwtre 2(1; 3-8953. doors. F.H.A. approved, lot 60x160, baaement, attached garage, amea­ $12,300. Call The Ellaworth llltten flee. Cape Cod. Plastered waUe. Offered at MHS and hto “eonvnitte* of flv*” han­ Salaa and Senrtcc, 369 Main la our Hartford offlea- 1331 2IAIN STREET $13,000. 2 a . 3-4701. lte drive. $21,900. Warren How- WANTED—54 room house, be- 2Iancbestcr. 20. 9-33W. > chain for rant m l. 3-M33. feet, located in n virgin forest with large trees. Sandy SINGLE BOOM for one, with or Agency. 20. 3-8930, or Mr. Hig' ameotte'-driye, combination doors dling North African probtaaia. atroet 20. 9-4871. Opan avenlngs. land. Realtor. 20. 8^8300. ' gina, 2a. 3-9609. and windowa, (ircplaee, beautiful' tween $llji00 and $14300, also 4 JA 7-7131 beaa nearby. Large cove whhre you may hate s private without light housekeeping facili­ HENRY STREET—Three bedroom The Manchester Trust Co. has Thto session will preface a full- ly xyted with largo flowor room under $11,900. Several clients scale cabinet meeting whan Fnire 1983 FORD eight paaaenger etatioD 1 dock for your boat. ties. 20 9-4n6. ranches now naarlng completioiL SIX ROOM overalao Clape Cod, two MANCHESTER — Beautiful n with large down payments. Carl' presented to Manchester High 4| wagon. Exeepliqnally cUam May ened. Air ooolsd anginas, sold u d PaiatiBf—Paxsriiif 21 SHIRT PRESS oMrator. Must apr garden. Owner: 2 0 9-4643. will preoa (or governmental ap* r a p ^ d . Capittd Equlpmant, Among tho many axcellant (aa- almost complete. Basement ga­ pandable Cape, not In develtm ton W. Hutchina. MI. 9-81$2, fchool the "Money and Banking” be seen over the weekend at 33 ply til 'person. New Model. Laufr- turaa ara the buUt-ln elactrie rage, amesite drive; cerbened course fo r'th e Economics claaaea provaL Main. INTE^OR AND exterior painting, RENT with garage. ment. Owner.aaya "Sell It, I will $11,900 — $8' X 38’ Ranch, naariy Briice ltd. paj^ring. floors claanod and dry, 73 Summit St. ROOM FOR ranges and ovena. U you hurry -hack porch, atorma and acraana. sacrifica.'J' For particulara call under the direction of Harry Mald- The accord with Ban Touaoaf n - 2 0 3-6887. new, exceUent condition-, oU hot OUNDER'g T.V. Servics. avaUaWe waxadr , gMlmataa 'lehsartully you talll have your chotca of MI. 3-0133. The Ellaworth Mitten Agency. 20. water boat, ftraplaca, tila bath, USTINOS WANTED - Slngla. ment, teacher. ’ portcdly embodlM Fauro’i own 134$ DODOS station wagon. 14 pas- projected eettleinent as drafted aongtr. Can, b* scan at Royal Ice any time. Antenna convarrinna. van with no obligation, David LARGE FURNISHED (font room. decorating. Priced at $15,700 with $-6930. or Higgins.I . Sn. 3-8609. 3- nearly $ acrea good land, lam two-famlly. thrsodamlly, buai- This course has been developed PHA flnaiiclnji avaUabla. B «a ^ GLASTONBURY—Brand new three Uat month at Aix-toa*Bahu with ChwsA-lpo., Warren 8L. 1*1# Mr. Pmlco faetoiy superriaed servics. Scintoiui • Arthur Matt*. 2 0 . ROGERS CORPORATION SAVE 10 0 1» >300 Frigidaire, sink, hot and cold treea, auburhan. Carlton w. noaa property. Hava many oaah at the high school level by the Ttl. 20. 3-1433. fr Patarman, u e., Boilflara. Phona bedroom ranch. Lot 100 X 390. HACKMATACK ST.—1$ acres, af- delegates of Morocco's mfllapotttl* OrflteUL 3-7ifT. * - ■ ■ hrater. 2 0 9-3081. H uteknx ML 9-US3.' ML 6-4634. huyan. ktortgagoa arranged. American Bankers Aaan. and 2 a 9-$001 or 2 a 9-3404. Two flreplacee^ full cellar, base­ fording an exceUent view, brook, Ptaaaa eall O ao^e L. Oraxtadlo. made available to Its members. cal movamenta. Indudhig t t i .Ma* Yfanted Terms $10 Down, $25 or Ckwing, Bskmcc $10 Month h PLEASANT R 002t in nice, homey ment garage,, ameeite drive. good barn and other buUdings, f% ROOM BimOALOW, larga Raaltor, ML 94373. 109 Henry N. Winiam Knight, trie* prakl- ttonaUst lati^aL 1992 JiUPIWN-Hornet four door 2(ANCHB8TER—Brand now three sedan. ExccUeilent oondiUon. Pri- ASHES and RUBBISH Positions Available Discount WiB Be Given For Cash atntoaphere on -Center 8L 20 917,800. A. R. WUkle and Co. 20. near new school. E. F. Von Ecker, porch, choice location. ■ Oeraar, Stroat ^ dant in charge of public relatieos Faure must still vi^^ow n^ I ^ i^eage. lUa- REMOVED STENMIUniER 3-8492.- ' - bedroom ranch. F ln pU ce, full Agent. 60S Keeney St. Phone m . 34448. at the Trust Go., has worked out poolUoa from right-wt 'cellar,^ amesite drive, lot 90' . IF READY to ■all. exchange o f hto caMnot and In CaU 2 a 3-8331 after 3:30 TW Riignn C>ipErEHEE MNI heW O Jdi d l DURANT STREET — Four room PORTER ST. AREA, WeUlngtOO a program With Maldmant, aug- p.m. PROMPT SERVICE WANTED LARGE ROOM, tingle or double, IBO’i Good location. D9.900. A. R. aOUTH COVENTRY — 44 acrea. raal aatat% arranged. fnonMttg this coarse. Knight will ParUaroant. and nm M b s ! be profkitBt in WOMy and C^. 2 q 9-4199. tfnglc, full dry cellar, oU heat, Rd. Six room colonial, 1% bati^ IMG- iw v m vpviNiiyK M fiiw iMHnnvMraT* next to bath. Private family. On eight room houae, ate outside , Oanault naward raMient the Flannel Board talk on t tha preaant flnRan, ^ 2933 CHRYSLER, good nmnlng shorthsiMl, tji^nx sml fil- bus line, 464 E. Center. Calf after combination acrosna, atorqu, oatenat kitehen, dlah waaber. dia- buUdli«a, $$0,300. G3B PL S4$ST, Aganey. ML 9-UOT. LAUREL STOBET-Spacioua gte ^ o u and Tour Community Bank" Ba Moolay Arafh. to n il oondttka. -good tire^$4i. 2a Call M l 9-2145 IMMEDIATELY Vivllwfpn JW¥ mOT MVVfVfvf 3 p.m. Venetian blinda, lovaly' fenced In poaal, ftroplaca, storm aaoh, fla- the throne. As late Aaitoflb inx- KncNrMxs of book* room home, two-car garage, large yard, trees, immediate occupancy, THRBlMrA2aLT houae, t WAlfnSD—By (aninv of four, cosy aa a summary of tha "Money and ,>3m.S convenient Banking*' aubject. at tha high IdMCHEPBOUer twMieor aedtn. PLEASANT FRONT room near available. $19,000. Hansen an< I aran. Goodchlld Raalty Co.. Raal- axtraa. $19,0M. Warren B. How* locatod. Ona tenamant vacant OQt. hboihood. Not $13,000. school likteBdlag through an the Inalatiag that Mantoqr JUBB SEPTIC TANKS and sewer Un3s, aai shoppinx. AO fash. ehag to Ida poafttew. TWs tiM grson, radio and beaf- InstsllatloH only. DtywaDs, leach­ Located op Jto«te $ i Between CeMmater bath. 84 High St. Conlen, ML 3-6$9i, l a $-130$. to n . 2 a 3-79I0 o r ML S-1807. load, Raaltor. ML 34909. lat. $13A00. Tal. l a 34331. « Box E , Herald. Economics claaacs. ■ Itw Origteal ing treaobaa tnafansd. erilor Writs Box V and HebSiL Drive 2 Miks Aremid Lake To FleU Offiee J Cim ar M a o , aum p-pum InaUUsd. Tamn * c > Tha HcraM lUSH HMIWME Couhtty CofistnMittfln. 2 0 . 3416S. ly,- SATUPDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1968 iKahcIfPsbr fEttruUtg ISm lb m m % * Blood Bank Needs Replenishing Donate Tomorrow at Center Church chests thrust out, while a second Coiicoi^ia Church group of recent vInMge owners ]Vew Opganisi gave the impression of telng sin­ A vm gt Dntly Net Pibw Run »utTown Heard Along Main Stifeet gularly depressed. UINN*S .f. Notes Rally Day A- fVHr Un Week : .^wsre of Plight Sept. 1 8 , 1 8 S5 feaittl PTA irtU hoM ui« A id on Some of Manche$ter*$ Side StreeUt Too With a Rally.'Day program in '' Connecticut has two ot three RRMRCY Atk i«h e*r»l for ralnrtrel areas which are the most highly wttuw TuM d^i Sept. 13, At 8 pjn. the Sunday School at 8:48 a.m. and 11,722 a*"Welcomc Home" Service at Don't Coaat 'Em Oat ur*ed to MandheUer^A City of Village Charm will return to the regular church by Mr. X. It is directed at, the ease. the world heard the news. ■Hitiit thU meetinK- It will give schedule for the fall and winter former mjeilman who was slevated Th6.se of us who enjpy what 9A.M.to1P.M. them on oWwirtunity to ehow months. to a. front office assignment last When you're passing out your well must be one of the 'world’s highest their tolent end become actire A map that has recorded the week. The poem,, entitled "The meant cheer living ilanclards by. living in the SPJI.to9P.M. V0L.LXXlV,N0.291 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY.'; ffiPTEBIBER 12. 1965 merabera of the PTA. ««»!»>•” - home churches of visiting Worship­ Malitmen and the Tanks" follows: To the boys who fret and stew. State might ponder the generosity ned to preaent the minstrel the pers and the churches visited by What has happened to "The Mail­ Don't forget our friend, Pat Bol­ orisome of the world’s most Im­ lattor port o f Octotwr. members of Concordia during the man ?" duc. poverished people. summer months will be completed. Where's his old familiar grin? - He might need a hunk or .two. - Frederick Grant, son of Post­ Mrs. Pour Mrs. Karl A brief summary will be given and Do you think he might be worried 1 won't let anybody tell, me master H. Olin Grant, is stationed Baldwin a welcome extended to all returned That his Yankees will not win? That the Tanka'will bend or kig. in Tokyo, Japan, and works in the WAPPING FAIR Bwaaaon, Mta Kohert Dower and U S Army Post Office there. Mrs. Thomas Dannaher are Man­ vacationers. The Rev. Erich Brandt Because It's my conviction,' will preach on "My Church, A 1 noticed him some time ago, Brother, He wrote his father recently chester members on the commit­ that he had made a- sign and..iiqt DANCE tee for the potluck supper which Teaching Church,"- as a part of the He seemed |o drag his feet, The flag's already in their bag. observance o f Parish Education The bag he carried on his back Mr. X. up a place where Ihoae who efired Ike to Run in 1956 win pro«(ede the meeting of Rock­ Carry on in Retimnrnt to might contribute t6 flood re­ ROUND and SQUARE ville Emblem Club No. 8. Wednes­ month. Seemed loaded with concrete. An offering Will be received Ws were surprised and pleased lief in New England. day, Sept 14. The supper hour the other day, when westepped "So far we have about $8.5," he Rhythm A in Orchastra is 8:80 p.m. at Uie Elks Home, Sunday and on the following Sun­ There was no smile upon his face, Hartford, Sept. ^2 (/P)—GOP State Chairman Clarence F- day to help families of St. Mal- His gait was awful slow. into the Red Cross office st the writes. "Even some of my Jiapa Baldwin returned from a high-level party conference in Rockville. Hiew’s Lutheran Church, Collins Big beads of perspiration Center, to find two of thf town's ;nese friends help contributed and former well known women execu­ they get only $40 a month . . . SAT.EVEr8ta12 Denver today with “ no question” in his mind that President Mm. Mllrod C. Calchcra ville, whose homes were completely Stood out on his brow. The Gleaners Group of the destroyed by the flood. Contribu­ tives busy doing their bit for the ■'Pol.spned milk In Tokyo has Eiaenhower«will run for reelection, South Methodist WSCS will hold tions may also be given to the His face was red, hla neck was Flood Relief Fund — Miss Jennie killed quite a few and thou.sands Mias Joan Marilyn Beauregard, SEPT. 10 This pmUctlon waa baaed on ob-^, Mrs. Mildred G. Calchcra of Christian Service Committee: Os­ red, Wind, who recently retired .as as­ are ill . . .The elements.are against daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George aervatlona made Saturday aa tke tU Srst meeting of the season Stafford Springs has been ap­ MoiuMy At 7:48 p.m. in the ladies car G. Anderson, chairman, Jacob His lips seemed to twitch and sistant treasurer for Cheney people here." he writes, perhaps J. Beauregard. 39 Westminster ADMISSION 50c Chief Bxecutive conferred with the 16 Persons Perish pointed organist of the' Second Klein and Alfred Funds quiver. Bros.; and Miss Jessie Reynolds, referring to the recent floods in Rd,. was graduated at exercises Republican chairmen o f tha 48 parlor. Members are reminded Congregational Chui’Ch by the Hokkaido, where thousands were to bring articles for the Chinese received will go into the fund for He Just kept shuffling on his way who gave more than 30 years of from the Rhode Island Hospital atatea at a meeting In the Brown music committee, pf which Russell Amidst his sweats and shivers. made homeless. School of Nupsing in Alumnae Palace Hotel, Denver. In Nile Earthquake ILA Seeks to Force auction to follow the business'ses­ J. Elliott, 49 Saulter's Rd.,* is the same purpose being raised by service at the Municipal build­ members of the Collinsville Church. ing In various capacities, but for But the point is that these poor Hall, Pembroke College. Thursday "He appears so deeply Interested sion. Mrs. Gladys Schubert will chairman.^ people, constituting a beaten na­ Keep in shape! He didn't seem to look the same the moat part as social worker. evening. in seeing hla International and do­ Cairo, Egypt; Sept. 12 t^»— lead the devoUons. Mrs. Cafehera, who . succced.s As h^, went from door to d6or. tion which ia periodically visited by MI'S' Beauregard, one o ti 12 mestic programs carried forward Bcrclajrf Wood and atibstUuted for She has made a fine come back - An earthquake shook the Nile Group Represents He l(^ e d to me just like a man since her illness. _ __ ...... the vast de-sti-ucllon accompanying niiracs to- receive their diplomas. that 1 am confident he will contin- M tervention by IX.S. him during liis summer vacation. -JOeltAtoday... ALtoaaLlljier- _ Manefcester Assembly -Nor^-18, Wlfo Is'troubled;' palhsff and'iiore.," -earthquakes,--ItdaF-wavea;—floo^ Was g raduated -ffo fn—MancJii^.attq- BatdwtiFiamr------H-. was f8Tmerly*witl} the South Con- an% blher Whims of nature, found High School with the class of 1952. sons perished. Including eight Order of the Rainbow for Girls glregatioftal Church in .Granby, IMA .of . Color The State Chairman said a sec­ children Criuhed to death In a' OES at Assembly 'If you should come upon him the kindness to give to our strick­ ond ' point that indicated to him will hold lU first meeting of the and also scrt'«4jui organl.st at the '■W ifid^i alqng the Main St. en neighbors. * quake-induced panic at a New York, Sept. 12 (/P)— A, general strike o f loogahorMiieii fall seaaon 8fonday at 7:30 p.m- As he Jabors on his way. Stores mver looked more attrac­ that the President will seek a sec­ . prls' school in Cairo. First Church. Clmgtian Scientist, Just atop and say "Buck up, Old Some of Conneclicul'a citizens ond term waa “his keen Interest in along the entire Atlantic Ckiast porta waa ordered tpdajr in R in the Masonic Temple. The meet­ Hartford. She 8tiidt>»L under Dr. Temple Chapter No. S3, Order tive, with the new fall garments might mull this over. GENERAL Reports trickling in from ing win be in charge Of Worthy of the Eastern Star of Manchester, - Boy. for women and .children. One of expanding ‘ the party with new other lArt'a of the DeIta,boost- union effort to force federal intervention in a dispute which Lyman Bunnell of.West Hartford There will be better days." j Adviser Barbara Hewitt. Officers and at Julius Hartt SchtioL of will be well represented at the them emphasises the latest styles blood and high caliber candidates.” ed the number of Injured to. has tied up the port of New York for six dsys. Cold, Cruel World TV SERVICE Hie Denver meeting with the for the next term will be, elected Music, and has had long experi­ 28th triennial Assembly of the for the career girl. A typewriter The little boy up the street was 28. An Interior Ministry com­ The International Longshoremen’s Assn. (Ind) issued the General Grand Chapter of the Or- Just tell him that his Yankees Days e e QC A Call President climaxed a week long and candidates will be Initiated. ence in choir work.' Will win the flag, "by heck," Is part of the equipment but it is guilty of a little Insubordination munique In mld-aftcmoon said call for an ‘‘immediate*’ strike from Cansda to Puerto Rico All members are requested to Mrs. Calchera has two daugh­ de'r in .Washington, D.C.. Sept. 11 black, whereaa typewriters are Nights Plus Parts campaign clinic attended by the everything waa back to nor­ And that they’ll be in there swing­ the other day on hLs first venture atate chairmen lit' Washington. srear their white formal gowns to ters. one married and the other a to IS. The Mayflower HoV* will now coming in gay colors, as well into the scholar's world. TEL. »n S-8194 0«ii'l sof . mal 'at—-that time and that after an emergency meeting o f its leaders. be headquarlers for the donnecti* ing Baldwin said the aim to "get Ah ILA spokesman said “one of the strong reesons” for this meeting. ..t, Mrs. Anna W. student at the University of Con­ After others hit the deck. ' as th* telephones and the new A diminuatfve young-ster-with a Ilka IhltR public osoiatance services have necticut. She will be the first cut Relegates. lot of childish charm, the tot has young people .' interested in and gone into operation. Robb, a past mother advisor of autos. Verily it is a season of acquainted with the functions of the order was to make the stoppage a “national issue” amd Manchester Assembly, will be act­ woman organist of Second Church Ml's. Edwin Foster, iiast worthy Remind him that the Yankees color. been scampering about the Im­ Eight houses and two school take it out\>f the hands of the governors o f New York and since Mrs. Robert K. Ander.son, the matron of Temple Chapter, is a mediate neighborhood of his home Throw Them laek and faal the party” also was the theme at buildings, located in various ing mother advisor in place of Mrs. ' love the GOP campaign clinic. New Jersey, who are conducting beauty contests and viaiting former Miss Carrie lAuffman. member of the Grand Chapter Faith Rewarded . this whole summer in short pants DONT Away parts of Ole city, were reported Irene M. Foster, who will be in The "glory" of a -win. shorn with a He aaid that he waa personally state fairs.” Washington, D. C. , served from 1892 to 1927, more Choir, made up of 40 members Just say "Don’t sell your Yankees A local business man, who Is and little knit shirl.s. Still plenty of wear left In officially to hava collapsed. / than 38 years. One of the town's from Eastern Star Chapters in But on Wedne.sday he emerged shoes when brought here for impressed by the fact that there Officials at the Helwan Ob­ He added: "W e wont action and short, fl.shing enthusiast, has spent a already is a trend toward younger we believe the federal government leading musicians, she died in Connecticut, home state of Mrs. They'll come "a-rlding in." good part of his summer leisure from home clad in long pants and expert repairing. ifn servatory add the quake lasted Hflda Warning Febuary 1948. Ruth A. Jqnes, of Waterbury, who resplendent scarlet vest. He was WORK DONE WHILC leadership with eight of the states 40 seconds and was "relatively con do it.’’ . in the attempt to catch some blue- a magnificent gentleman, riilty a having Republican chairmen un­ severe." There U'oa no Immediate com­ is most worthy grand matron. An­ Just tell him that his Yankees flah. His effort had been futile YOU WAIT a AT VOUI DIUOOIST other group of singers, The Chan­ Will be^in to reap their hay. foot taller, it seemed, than the day der 40 years old. The 'shocks began as hun­ ment from either Gov. Robert B. Hoisted in^ East Eiitk S. Williams up until a few days ago. He just before. He carried himself with as­ New Queen Is Crowned AsHed if there waa any mention dreds of schoolgirls were climb­ Meyner of New Jersey or Gov. ters of West Virginia, home state When the White Sox and the In­ could not seem to hit a school. PINE LENOX Ttochtr of P'lono and of Most Worthy Grand Patron Dr. dians t surance as he w'alked along alone SAM YULYES at the'’''ckjmpatgn workshop of a ing the.stairs in a-building in Averell Horrlmah of New York But faith 1s the chief attribute to school. Miss America of 1B8«, 18-year old Sharon Kay Ritchie, of Republican organiaation, Baldwin downtown Cairo. In the en­ who previously have refused to in­ Wilbur Cramblet. will also take Begin to wilt and fade away. of good fishermen and our hero's SHOE REPAIRING Denver, Colo., gets crown from retiring Miss America of 1988, Bdiama Chain Piano Accordion ' part. These two choruses will sing And as he left, his mother gave OF THE BETTER KIND PHARMACY repUedi "None." suing panic, the children jam­ tervene In the dispute over the JAMcaon 8-38SS ' hope was rewarded when he at­ him a firm command, as mothers Lee Ann Merl#ether, in Atlantic City, N. J. Sharon, who on. med the stairway, almost at all sessions in the National And tell him if the Yanks csin’t IS Maple St,—Acroce From 299 East Center St." Baldwin said that he hai not bt-atate auperviaion act up two Beginnera a Specialty tended a meeting of his favorite will, 'lohg after their sons have tered the beauty pageant as , was clfosen over 47 seen a copy of the report which breaking the railings. Windows years ago to end allagod racket­ Miami, Flo., Sept. 18 (F>—« n v Guard Armory. Mrs. Foster and win civic organization. He won an First Natlmial Parking Lot her niother will motor to Washing­ With what they have today. come into their own. She told him Tel. Mitchell 9-8096 other contestants at the annual event. purportedly criticized a rift in the were broken open to pull the eering and other abtuea ' In this rlcane warnings were hoisted award for hia diligent attendance. to wait for hia older brothers when girls out. along tba north shore of the Donl« ton-' They’ll call up every guy they own organization between Baldwin- vast port, the world’s buMesL Other local Star members who From Boston to Bombay. The award contributed by a school was out and to return home Alcom leadership and William H. Thla Is a Geoeral Strike’ nkan RepubUe today, os tha eighth left by train toijay Include Past fellow member of the club was a with them. Brennan, Fairfield County leader. Following a meeting with imion tropkal storm o ftha year, named large blueflah frozen and prettily But when the day- closed he leaders, ILA Preoldent WUliam V. Hilda was .spawned 840 liiilas Worthy Matrons Mrs. J. E. Elllptl, I’m worried about "The Mailman." marched down the street, still rc; China A d d s Thuik Success The State Chairman said he felt I think we should let him know. decorated with a blue ribbon, Faure Facing Bradley sent the following tele­ aast-aoutheast a t Miami. Railo Batiiries Mrs. Evelyn Swords, Mrs. Lida splendent and still alone. When PJk.C. the survey team made a report The same Yanks who thrive on r — — on a past situation which he main­ gram to 400 locals along the coast The disturtMUice, not yet a fuUy ALL BfAKES Richmond. Mrs. J. E. Elliott; Mrs. asked for an explanation he developed hurriciiM hut with Emmy Urwplder, the present as­ glory Emergency Croming tained had I-een ironed out. from Canada.to Puerto Rico: Also love the bigger "dough." The young wife of one of the pointed out logically that the Opposition on . "I t has become necessary to call aquolls of 76 mUea on hour blowing sociate matron, Mrs. Ella Gal­ "teacher said to go home, and l Push to "We are now fighting Demo­ around her center, wqs moving lant, associate conductress and local ministers was taken ill the crats and not each other," Bald­ a general strike of our organtxa- caaa •• tfomoiia tv other evening In his absence. Her came home.” ^ , -w-r 1^T ifUSS /\ U ld lt.y« west-northwestward at IS miles Mrs. Mary Louise Dickson. Just say to him "Look here, Old Who can blame a: man for reel­ win continued. 'Tt is water over Moroccan Deal Wasp Waist for Super Jet tion in order to preserve tha ILA. t»i caiwicmiit 11*18 maicai MAIIB Boy. father happened to be visiting her the dam and we are going to con­ You are hereby ordered and di­ on Itour.' ■hie Assembly will open with a ing capable and competent to strike BINGO Island* in the eastern Bahamas Don’t fret about the flAg. at the time and she asked him to These are before-snd-after versions of U.8. Air Force F-102A rected to atop work immediately religious service Sunday' mornmg. out on his own when he has just Seat m Ll.n. Atlantic a ty , N. J.. Sept. 12 (85 duct ourselves as we normally were alerted for hurricane or gtie Sept. 11, at the Waahinglon Monu­ If it calls for "dough”-—you ought accompany her to the drug store would." Paris, Sept. 12 rA5--‘Premler Bkl- all-weather Jet interceptor, a supersonic plane built by Convair,' in order to gain our obJacUveo. to know. entered a new life, and he has PAC BALLROOM BALLROO.M —A teenager from Colorado who force winds tonight and TUoMoy. ment. A memorial service will be to have her prescription refilled. long pants, and a st;arlet vest. B.V dOHN M. HIGHTOWER refusea to.get flustered and yearns gar Faure today tackled the most showing how the fuselage was nipped In at the wralst (near win^x) To be apecific, this la a general It's on the bottom of your bag. potVnt political opposition at home atrike.’’ Small croft in ths talaads and held in Arlington National Ceme tTiey stopped in the middle of a I ROCKVILLE Washington, Sept. 12 {/P)— to be an actresa donned her newly to make It go still faster and slip more easily past speed of sotind. along the lowtr Florida Bast tery at 8 p.m., and "open house" block and without a thought of He Will Be Missed to his new deal for Morocco. Presi­ Top photo shows the prototype YF-102 with straight fuselaga. Be­ > Earlier in the day, tba union A million bucks won't be too much Signs of more friendly be­ won Miss America 1988 crown to- i dent Riene Coty summoned ,tha Oosat 'were told to keep in close will follow at the International the new rules to use tfie cros*- Jim Vcltch passed away In St. day with the outtook that "if .you I Mother Doesn’t low |a production version of FT02A, with the wasp waist. CSiangs canceled a back-to-work move In touch with future advisories. Eastern S t^ Temple from 8 'to 11 For The Good Old Yanks to spend. walks. she darted into the street, Pete Fla., last weekend at the age havior on the part of the Chi­ full cabinet to pass on the home is claimed to produce startling inicreaaea in tp e^ wlUiout added -this port which followed an rifort To assure themselves the pennant think success, then success will | rule agreement worked out with The center a t the. storm at 11 p.m. Mond'ay evening the informal when a policeman hailed her. of 79 and while many in the Edi­ EVERY MONDAY NICNT nese Communists will in­ come to you." i power. - ■' yesterday for an ormloUca In the ojn. (BBT) waa iwar taUtuda 2011 NORtHEND When the baseball seaspn ends. torial Room of The Herald never Admit Heiress the pro-Nationallst former sultan, .union’s long-standing dispute wllA opening of the Assembly will lake "Oh. I’m aorty, I forpot the crease pressiire in the United The Titian-tressed coed—18-1 north, lon^tuda 88 4 'wm^ *8 jUM knew or saw Jim. his passing Froa tromiMrtatiiM by Silvar Lana bus Mohammad Ben Youssef. the New Yette-Near Jof aw ^oRi i place, and on Tuesday morning, rule.s In ;my hurry to get some Nations to give Red China a yesr-old Sharon Kay Ritchia—haa j Acroos the Mediteimnaan, ,the mBaa sdraMMst of ISirks U a a d o t the formal opening. TH'e delegates It's hard for me to understand medicine!" she said. He kindly leaves something of an emptiness mlaaion which supervlsas water­ tha extrema oostsm of tha Why "The Mailman" doesn't know. looving Oraa9a Hoi of6:45 PA4. Beat, diplomatic experts pre­ a philoaophy to help her through Daughter Dead North AfriW ) Protectorate Yeiisa- banquet will be at the Sheraton halted______traffic______on___ Main„ „ „ „ St. . to In allow a sense of the word, Jim WM t)ta exciting year-long tour that ly awaltod the outcome of the front operaUons. Bahama Islaad chain, ‘nnrks Is­ Park Hotel Tuesday evening. Mrs, That a guy can get just what he her to cro.S8, a fine gesture on his I an honorary member of the staff, dict^ today. Bonn, Moscow Bog Charge OeoMe-Creoa land ia 1a statement for reporters. business loos, wsnt into its sixth ly faUingYiarometar. 9;30A.M.ta1:00P.Kk. man.’-' duced several interesting, if not called our late publisher to distin- Forrest A. Ritchie. Oordcti Dunn, chief storm foie- Many members from Connecticut Might begin to smile again. unique, phenomenrii^s in the realm g\iish bet'weeri'hlm and his grand­ $2L95 CASH COKE S24JI0 tries. General Hospital and professor of cabinet approval for hla Moroccan "A\pennan informsnt said th ey - n * ■ • O 1 1 day when Bradley told the work­ The latest step was their agree­ Earlier in the day. in her first . settlement today, the target date casUr, said at Miami that it waa will take part in the session, as of automotive salesrrian ship. son. the present co-publisher. Tom Per Ton Per Ton formal interview with newsmen clinical neurology at the Univrir^ werelas far apart as when the ers not to raturn. Just a few hours hostesses, pages, ushers and as­ ment announced at Geneva Satur­ slty of Pennsylvania, said; he assigned himself a month ago. Bias m school too esrty to tsU whether Hilda A N D V Oh, if the Yanks could borrow Many of these clever, and often F. Ferguson. When Jim made oc- following her Saturday night tri­ German-Russisn consultations be­ after the walkout appear^ ended sistants; or in the choir which will ORDER YOURS TODAY day to let all American civilians "Her appearance In court! con However, some right-wing cabinet would affect the ooastUrw hut that Messers Williams and Kallne, fantastic. promotion^ devices ca.sional trips north to visit his umph over 48 other c'ompetltors gan last Friday. last night. the growing disturboiKC waa in a sing at the memorial service. Willie Mays and Ted. Kluszewskl, have been published lit. at least home town, one of his first stops stlU held in Red China, including aggravate be? mental illness and mlnistera were expected to oppose They met to hear jvports from The man remained away os hir­ those in prison, come home. There for the Miss America title, Sharon she is being forced to appear at least some portions of the ac­ Uieir foreign ministers, who con- critical pooiUon. 6^0 P:M. to 9:00 P.M. How Old Casey's eyes would shine one ' metro|k>litan Gotham news­ waT in tflia room, where he re­ PLANNING TO CONVERT?' declared that the crown goes to ing boosea blew their whlotlea at “Wo ore watdiing it very, very paper. newed acquaintahees with the was a parallel, face saving assur­ sguinst my wUhes.” cord. feiTed~for an hour and a half pier heads to start the day’s work ance that Chines? In this country the girl who keeps cool, calm and The rightist oppoaltion threat­ closely,” he sold. If they could only have Ed Mat­ A few days ago we got d first elder staffers. A trip to Florida Never Got Idea Across earlier in the day. ■ A German at 8 a.m. Another acUva low preaaure 4 DEPOT SQ. M l 9^595 thews, who wish to do so could go to Red collected. ened not only the future of Moroc­ spokesman—Felix Von Eckardt— In U.S. Capitol A Polka Deportment check NEW HOURS hand idea of what the auto ilekl- was never considered complete See fluid Heat's Line Of A sophomore at Colorado Wom­ The physician said he visited wavs waa located for at aoa over Stan .The Man and Early Wynn, wlthdut a visit with Jim by those China. They have actually been Mrs. Silver last night with her co's nine ’minion Moslems and half said Foreign Minister Heinrich 'Von showed pier work at a atandaUU In ers are up against. We were BOILERS — WALL FLAME — WARM AIR UMTS free for months to go to Red en's College, Sharon said she had a million European residents, but all parts of tba port except Oie tha AUantk east of the Lacword Billy Pierce and Willard Nixon, opening our mail one day and oii^ who knew him. attorney, Thomas D. McBride. He' Brentano and V. M. Molotov also Washington,, Sept. 12 OP)— A MANCHESTER They’d have a better chance to In the past month there were PRESSURE BURNERS CTiina. and many have done so. - her eye on- the Miss American said he explained the charges to that of Faura’s government as were unable to agree. . . Brooklyn waterfront where work­ popped a sensational piece of di-' title since she was eight years second year of desegreffatlon be­ Thia potential dlaturiianca has win. • ^wo articles In, printed editions No Hidden Mewnings her and told her she would have well. Although Socialist votes Talk at Reception gins today in public schools of the ers riwwcd up. Union* oources CENTER TRAVEL rect mall advertising, offering '.is Also the Latest 8-Ton Air Conditlorte'r' pld. She was 18 when she took probably ensured National Assem­ previoualy had said that thara hcen undor ohaervatlon for a weak here that were' furnished by Jim. The United States also agreed to be in city hall police court for One German aource said Ade­ nation’s capital. <- R ^ a l bar­ When it moved off the Afrieqn lf_they could own the guy named twice as much for our car as it (N^EDS NO WATER) that the Indian embassy could her first job—as a sports clothes bly approval of the settlement, a nauer and Bulganin were con­ might ba soma return to work to­ AGENCY Is worth. Hta letters carried one of two In- a hearing this afternoon. riers are almost oomplateiy down coast WnUa aquaUy and rainy, it Snider tro^ctions, "Friend Tom,” or ■ give assistance to any CTilnese who salesgirl in a Grand Island dress '“Her confusion la such that we walkouT by the right-wing minis­ tinuing their talks at an elaborate day becauoa of the abrupt chang* 483 MAIN ATREET Not being in the market for a ters would 'Virtually force. the. for the 108,000 pupils invotvad, In union plana. has not develop^ drcnlaUon And another guy named Banks, "Frie'nd Ferguson.” Sometimes his did not feel he could get a fair shop. never got the ides across to her. Kremlin reception. There may be though the problems arising from around -a canter 'characterlsUc of new car, which, was incidentally another meeting tomorrow,^ but Hnrrinmn B'aaews Pka "The Mailman" wouldn’t fret so news >vas some tidbit he picked She doesn’t realise w’hst it’s all the mixing of white and Nagro a tropical atorm. Closod Sundays. 1 p.m. much * tied into the offer for ours, we up fronVFlorida papers about per­ (ContlBued on Pkge Two) (Continned on Page Two) about," he’ said. (OonUniied Mi'PagG Four) arrangements already are In the Late in the morning Gov,. Harri' managed, with some difficulty, to youngsters arc not all solved. man renewad hla appeal for aq im Htmicane HUda ia expected to About the chances of his Yanks. sons w h ^ Jim knew came from FUGARD BROTHERS Dr. Ordsteen said that Mrs. Sli­ works for the German conferees iiKrease in aiae and Intariaity as tt withstrain ourselves from follow­ to " - 0 home Wednes^y. Washington waa the first big medlata and to the walkout. OPEN DAILY Mancheateri Other times he was COAL — COKE — FUEL OIL ver didn't know whst McBride moves waat-north-waetward. We must give Old Casey time ing up the enticing appeal for our the originaKsource. He possessed meant when he said hi waa repre. While Von Eckardt declared no city to start complete Integration Stating again ; that ^dockers* 6 A.M. ta 8 P.M. enough patronage. a keen aense\pf the value of . a 819 BROAD STREET — TEL. MI 9-4839 __ d This ^Complicated* Age , . , senting l.er. progress had been made and that In obedience to the May IWM Su­ grievances would receiva a fair ' To decide on what he needs. However, a few 'days later, we news story. Mirny a tip from Jim "She doesn’t even admit that her- News Tidbits basically the normalltation talks preme Court ruling that segrega­ hearing from the New Tork-Mew noticed a little card fixed to our led to a "break\ In an item of lo­ daughter is dead,” he said. were st the same place they were tion In public schools la uncoBstl' Jersey Waterfront Commioaian, Harriman told the union men in a windshield, telling us how much cal Interest. \ Mrs. Ostreicher,. • 22-year-old Culled from AP Wires when they opened last Friday, a tutlonal. It acted before the a local dealer thought It was Now our Floridk correspondent Ike Suggests Students beauty 6f suburban Melrose Park, somewhat more optlmiatlc view court issued Its formal decree. telegram that “ delay in returning Bulletiiis worth in trade. We also noticed, is gone. We selfishly, in one re­ died Aug. 24 in the apartment of was advanced by Loonid Ilykhev, to work will he dlsaatrous to Indus­ Ordered $e Bad Bioa try and labor and to aU tba people at approximately the same time, spect, mourn his pawng and. pay Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schwartz. the Soviet jlreBa chief. Ilyichev The original high court ruling from the AP Wirss Her mother was in the apartment Democratic laaderS-of mne Mid­ told reporttn the foreign mlnis­ depandent on the i>ort.’ ’ that practically all of the other tribute to his many effoi-ts to see western atatea call Eisenhower ad­ merely declared the principle that Bradley went to the North River cars in thS lot In which we were that home town newsVound its Resuming Our St the time. tera bad a^ sincere exchange of Get More Year§ Study ministration's agricjitural policies opinions and "judging from the segregatisd achoola are unconstl- waterfront Just before the hiring parked, had similar cards. way into the column of tn^s paper. After an inquest, the city medi­ tionol Tha decrea came down in *R18K’ GETS ENSIGN RANK cal examiner. Dr. Melville J. "a brazen and mthleas betiayal of fact they decided to report to their hour and conferred 'with Thonuka We examined oar cfcrd and fig­ And. in humbleness, we, ^ k e his American Farmers." . . . Sen. Mil- May this year, after additional Gleason, tha union’s ggnsral or- Waahingtoi. 8«|t. 12 (*$—Aa ured, on the baais of the current relatives .and friends,' will revere I Denver, Sept. 12, (>P) - - Presidents "But with this complicated life Aston, ruled the girl - died of a heads at government; | one can attorney for N. Herre Gostsa, criminal abortion. He said"foreign ton R. 'Young (R-ND) says Com­ Judge that there were some re­ hearings on the quaatlon. of when gonlaar, who paasid the word that market, that It was a fair offer. the memory of Jim Veltch arid hia FALL SPECIALS Elsenhower says America’s youth we’ve ' got now," the President munist Party .Oiief Nikita Khrush­ and how to make the original de- the atrtka was atiU on. 23. said today tbs CsoMt Gnsri many deeds that distinguished hia ought to spend more time study­ said^ "how in the heqk dq we ex­ bodies were inserted in the uterine sults." has i cverecdnedita Itselt sad will cam- for heating your home with oil Some time later we ran. into the chev told group of vislUng Sena­ Von Eckardt said the two coun­ SRTURDRY, owner of .a car which was a little life,’°(Sbtn as a public and private ing in itbis "complicated" age. He pect to educate people properly cavity which entered the blood miaalsa Gsaten as an eSIcer m , ' NO. 1 FOR MONDAY oad TUESDAY ONLY stream and thence to. the lungs tors U.S.-Soviet trade relattoo* are tries were etUL Just as far apart (Ceattoned oa Fo|^ F oot) (Oanttsinad ■■ Bags Fenr) more archaic than ours and he citizen. advocates lengthening regular high with the same number of years In not only possible but derirable." Wednesday, Gbston’s school and college coursBe to high school and college?" Snd produced death by asphyxia­ as ever on euch questions as the Sica was wUbhcli on \ told OB of the trade-in offer post­ SEPT. 12 oad 11 J tion, collapse' of the lui^s and Sixty-piece bond from' Roman German war prisoners, reunifica­ ed on his.-card.. We were a. little 'I : perhaps five years, He was alluding to what he Catholic Church narcAea la Jew­ bis mother bad SEPT. 10 And he also suggeaU that older overwlielmmg al>ock.’’ tion and meana of establishing with Mbversive chagrined to learn, that hia ve­ termed the usual "three to four- ish parade in Brooklyn when syna­ normal relations. folks are being required to retire year" regular cotfrse In both high ' DKd in Minute* W ITS SAFE hicle had b|Mn appraised at a Meanwhile, Dial. Atty. Samuel gogue lacked suitable music for Molotov and Von Brentano Army Joins Services Plea from their jobs too early^lUllfe. school and college. EGYPT OLTLTV OT ATTACK higher rate. LADIES' ond MEN'S Dash said today 'that he now ex­ march accompanying, dedication of agreed not to disclose the subject That practice, he declared with -"I think the years have got to new holy scroll of-ancient Jewish Gtos, Bgypt-HaU ATLANTIC While we were miiHing over the- ^ o A n f r o A . a hearty laugh yeaterday, may pects to .be able to prova that the of their morning talks and limited Sept; 12 (F)--The injustice of this state of affaire, be lengthened,” Eisenhower said. girl died "within a matter of min­ law . .. Widow of reUred bualneas- themselves to brief sUtements to To Avoid Economy Hatchet, lead to "a revolution of old men He suggMted ft would be a good man ia under tec^ical charge of laroeS MIxedi we heard a little atory that tend­ I and I am going to be in It.” utes” after the foreign subatsmees the press. mksloa today fonn That Interpret The idea to keep, an open mind abbUt homicide i'h New York after report­ TlMBa said the foreign ministers ('/) in CHEAP ed to reatore our equanimity. It In that light note maybe there were element la Into her body. The gidlty of an Im s H OniRV QUEEN HiAIINC OHS Waablngton, Sept. $2 IB— ThasDcmocraUc quarters on (Japitol teems that 'one of the parking lot Wishes or The Family the possibility of making the Air time element is regarded aa the edly backing out of alleged suicide met In conformity with Instruc- ,A was — and maybe there wasn’t— Army, like th« Air Force and Navy , vut a formal atatament that a anosber st w aft had decided that It might Force Academy course five years key 'to the entire case. It was pact that resulted in hli death. tlona given to them by their heads Hin. filtrated SS naUSa a hint,that he regards himself aa Instead of four, aa now planned. U.8. Secretary of Treasury before it, is sending a mission to that nntagon _ spending . _ during _ the be amusing, albeit a little confus­ JOHN Be BURKE still to young to pass up bidding statad at the Sept. 3 Inquest that o f government to'discuss concrete territery near Top Educators Bock Idea death occurred within an hour or Humphrey tells Free World eco­ proposals to be presented to the Michigan tkls week to tell Secre­ year ending next June 30 ia ’’still ing, if he swapped . carda from for a second term. He 'wi be 68 tary of Defense Wilson why It expected to be approximately 834 windahleld to wtndahleld. This FUNERAL HOME Leading educators, commenting two, or I4as, after introducUoia of nomic leaders prosperity i away wtto,188 W) m SURE ( Plain axcopt whita) Oct. 14. on the President’s proposal, gen; high outside Iron CurUln and U.S. (CooUnoed aa Page Fear) Shouldn’t ba hit by tba adminlatra- MHIon as originally artimated" Any Flk'vor Sundae Ingenioua prank had at leaat two TEL. MI-S-a868 > the aubatancea. >$■' lospecta Alir Academy tlon economy hatchet. last January. effacta. ' One ffroup of old-model ' The President expressed his erally agreed that longer college policy ia aimed at keeping it that SHAKEDOWN RED ANY SIZE ST EAST CENTEB ST. training la needed in sjieciaUsed way..Senate probers ask Atty. Secretary of tba Army Wilbur M. Robertson laaued the One o( the parachutists told by­ DonaU) Quorlaa have held aimllar new academy’s study curriculum. older folks come after (he Praoi' workers, would be alfsctad. These Itary Bureau appeals to American standers the balloon, launched five moatings with 'Wilson, aa the re­ have been “contlnujnf instnictlena In discussing it he remarked tq dent hod remarked that medical 70.000 employes are affiliated wrlthGovernment to participle in cam­ days before at Denver, was sult of service worry over persist­ to fted batter ways of doing tMofk DRY CLEANERS Harmon that “when we were sdenca In some. casaa is outstilp- other unions. paign aimed at wlptog eirt brought down with "electrical Im­ ent reports that further Mwndlng snd more aconomlcsl ways at do­ kids" a four-year high school''Od- piaif progress In other fields.